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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
MIscELLANEoUs-FoR SALE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BAKER BROS. could use some high-Rrada
walnut and mahogany furniture: llEo
some high-grade rugs; call US at once The
largest used furniture store in the world
Opposite courthouse. BAKER RROs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

HANSON ave. 2S6; upper duplex rooms
well and city water in fiat. Main 6S99.
MERIDIAN, 2363 N; modern four rooms
and bath. Call Randolph S666.
CENTRAL 1912; 7-room double; modern.
$50; garage extra. Harrison 1914.
NEW four-rocm house; electric lights.
1103 West Vermont. Circle 503s.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

WE buy In large quantities so that We
can give our customers better quality
OF furniture at lower prices than they
can get anywhere and sell easy
BAKER BROS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

LAYNE, HARRY M-Be1oved husband of
Rose Layne died Wednesday, Feb. IA at
residence, 622 E. Morris St, age SO years.
Funeral Saturday $3.50 a. m. at the resi-
dence 500 St. Patrick Church. Friends
invited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
TRAIN SCHEDULE
IS SLOWED Up
bYF|RE
R. r. & p. Officials Hope to
Have One Track Over
Bridge Tomorrow.

Officials OF the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad TO-
day said that trains between here
and the Virginia capital are moving
on schedule. although the running
time has been increased two hours on
account OF detours over the tracks
of the Chesapeake and Ohio and
Southern systems on account OF the
fire which destroyed part OF the
bridge over the Neabsco creek, near
Quantico. .,." ..t}.S,
Under the emergency routing. nc
dining car service will be main
tanned and no provision can be made
for the transfer OF baggage on local
trains. as passeueers are being trans
ferred between Quantico and Occu
guam by automobile busses.
Three hundred men were put tc
work today on repairing the section
OF the bridge destroyed by fire, and
II is hoped that a temporary trestle
can be erected by tomorrow 30 thai
one track can. be used across tht
creek,
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

trees. Mrs. Emma Chadwick. of
Washington State; right worthy asso-
ciate grand conductress. Mrs. Amelia
Huehl. Of Illinois; right worthy grand
trustees. j. A. ferguson. OF Massa'
chusetts; John b. Hammill. OF Iowa.
and Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler. OF Cali
fornia.
While the grand officers were hold
ing business session this morning.
several hundred delegates went on a
pilgrimage to Mt. Vernon and Airing
ton. A floral offering was placed on
the tomb OF the Unknown Soldier by
DIR. Alfred c. Mcdaniel. most worthy
grand patron. A special drill by the
Third Cavalry will be given at Fort
Myer this afternoon for the delegates.
The delegates will visit Annapolis
tomorrow morning as the guests Of
the Grand Chapter Of Maryland.
Three drills will be put on by the
cadets at the Naval Academy as a
part OF the Annapolis program. and
luncheon will be served at st. Johns
College. Gov. Albert C. Richie will
receive the delegates at the State
capitol.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
Bavaria Is Worried
By German
Fascist
By KARL II. Won WIEGAND.
Uniyersal Service.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Ba-
varian government Is beginning
TO show anxiety at the increas-
ing activity Of the National So
cialists, known as the German
Fascist" and their Mussolini,
Adolph Hitler.
Speaking to the Bavarian Diet
yesterday, Premier Knilling de-
clared:
"The country Is in a danger
mood. There Is widespread feel
ing at the new menace. We must
be prepared for all possible de-
velopments."
Minister of the Interior
Schweyer, also speaking in the
Diet, emphasized the reports of
the ruthlessly aggressive cam
paign inaugurated by Hitler and
his followers, and declared that
the Bavarian government must
do something to check the terror
istic methods of this Fascist
group.
"They cannot be permitted to
have armed shock troops any
more than the Social Demo-
crats," declared Schweyer.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
TOERECT
HOME TOC0ST
s1,000,000
$4,000 Already Subscribed
Toward Construction Of Ma
tional Headquarters Here.

National headquarters OF the Gen
eral Grand Chapter Of the Order OF
the Eastern Star will be established
in this city and a temple to cost at
least 81 200. 900 will be erected. An
appropriation of s25.0O0 toward pre-
,iminnry plans was authorized at the
orders triennial convention yester'
day. 1t is likely that the remainder
OF the fund will be raised at the rate
OF 81 per member.
Installation of officers will he one
OF the most important of todays
features, the affair taking place to-
night at Convention Hall. The newly
elected officers are:
Most worthy grand matron. Mrs
Cora r. Franz. of Florida; most
worthy grand patron. DIR. win M
Grow, OF Missouri; right worthy as
sociate grand matron, Mrs. Clara l.
Hendrich. of Kentucky: right worthy
associate grand patron. ]. Ernest
Teare, OF Ohio; right worthy grand
secretary. Mrs. Minnie f. Keyes. In
charge of the headquarters in this
city; right worthy grand treasurer
Mrs. Alcena Lamond, Of Washington
d. c.; right worthy grand conduc
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

A. n. q. Motor Co., GIT New York Ave.
Ii. Addison Bowie. 81 H. II ss; \ "
Akron Auto supply. Sss 7th 1s,s 81 W. y. W,
Irx,nr a. n, w. T-..-
Auto service 8 Machine Shop. is'i eth
psii.y'. II; = Auto Mi supply Co., socl i..h y; ";
shcymau Ave, ". w. :.
ps,, y Wade. sosi Mt. Pleasant 81. N. W.
y 4 Rarternier. 18th and California st,
Benninr service station. Benninr Rd'
p,rvon n Nash Motor Company. Clarendon.
ro.icv We Motor Co.. Inc. 800 9Th st. n. W.
Boyd Motor CO.. Prince and Alfred sts''
A,eHrrs.d'SS; rmSadS,rD' Wa e,s penn.ylvarle Ave.
sBrlshtwood = Auto supply Co" o'i7 Ga
prooisiand Sosi n Garage, 1000 Michigan Ave.
Calvert K Hardware and Auto supply Co.,
2 =; ca SSmgssIIi gssI rSs' AnasSsss'fi sss e. 4 W.
Central Auto suppiy. Co, Inc" 1908
Pennsyivanla Ave. n. W.. q, ~ w
Slrsls Auto spCS,y', gSs, ',sis siss nh s s.. st
Congress Heights Auto supply. Congress
o.mnss,sssssssiscrni ms,sssis; a. Damage. ess Pa Ave- 9. e.
S,ss S.,1MS m,S'hx. Auto isn supply " Co... S iso, i.h
w. s'a Il. z Gro.: @ Tire shop. III North Capt
rhcs. .o. ), ). crowe,,. lat and Fiorid" Ave.
chevy che, : ch.se Auto supply. S'i' Conn
T.. Afs. r. Ii fbi,~ov,t,.r NO H.rarsre Co.. eso
Pennsy iyanis Ave. y. W..
LITTLE a COMPANY, In
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
: FOILOWING
r p STREET W-WHOLESALE ONLY

McGee'. Aaso Supply Co.. soss sher,.s"
Mid.City Auto supply Co.. 7oe M n.
MILF, MILF, ,DyGIsy %n,sr CSmgsny, s,s
Mount o"'i pleasant @ S Garage. s.ei 18th 81,
Mount Pleasant Auto Supply, Noun;
Pleasant and Lamont ste; y. w:
national Tire q Battery Co.. sie 9Th
Nss,S I,S xsTd u css.rs s,. and Service station
North Capitol Tire shop; lfis n G; st.
Il. ii. oliver. Bsiicy's Cro.. Roads, va.
Owl Garage and Repair Co.. 612 l. NV.
Piney Branch Auto Co.. etof Ca. Ave.
Es% a:T Motor sssset Co. SorR sc";ss ~ x:.pS Sr s
sestoT si r Ss. Ss.sfs e.. srd SUPPLY House. 500
scstcn Garage and supply House, aS
security Auto supply Co.. nth . N. Y.
y. II. simpson, Tskona Park. d. G.
Snyder q Mattingiy, $50 Pa. Ave. s.E.
stoSSe,sl.h G,sssfs; 10, I 81; w N w.
super Service Garage. sis. 18th S. NV.
Trayers h sutton. Iie n. st. Asaph B..
Alexandria, Va.
s%'sss r~io% station Is; 'pt Auto supply. s Mass.
upscsn Acs; y AUTO 10 suppl, Company. 18th and
California Sta. y. w.
washinrton accessories Co, nth and
John <, winesersei Co.. s,ee ceorr'"
yors Auto supply Co.. 1901 Ca, Ave-. NV.
HenryS :. Wood, Inc, t5ns t;;h st. NV.
,OR. 13thLltND EYE SITS.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
THIEF ABANDONS
AUTO FTER
HOLD-UP
1900 Automobile Found In
Field After Crooks
Point Gun.

PETERSBURG. Va. Nov. H.
One OF the boldest "hold.ups" ever
staged In Petersburg. occurred about
7:30 O'Clock last night on Fillmore
street. one OF the most prominent
residential thoroughfares OF the city.
when two men. one OF them a
chauffeur for Mrs. Simon Seward.
while seated in an automobile
owned by Mrs. Seward. were held
up by two white men, who, on
entering the car. placed pistols at
the backs OF the chauffeur and his
companion and ordered them 10
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

II. #. Dismer. sIa4 18th 81. n. W.
Dome OIL Co.. Takoma Park.
Dome OIL Co.. n. Y. & n. j. Aves. n. w
Dome Oh CO.. 10th a TAYLOR sts. "
Dome OIL Co., sherman Ave. a Girard
Dome oil Co.. i.t q Fla. Ave. y. r.
pus2Snt s,,., Gsr.ss; s.,n ecsS az, y 8: s. \ "
Eastern Auto supply Co.. Sas sth st.
Enseiiburs'. Auto Top Co.. Fla. Ave,
ss s:ss.: f:5sss, $s-s 81 z, z. AZ: ,.:s I! s. r.
-. q. FUR. 700 9th 81. q. w.
Georgia Garage. Asa Georeia Ave. N. W
Graystone Service station. 1ith and X. i.
Loair Ase' HsI,is. =; IT, 1th and X s,.. n. W.
Henderscn & EsceI.ior Motor Cycle Co.,
sOS North Capitol st.
". w. Higgins, los y -; = e
Highway, Auto supply Go" eioe H. L.
John n. Hoph,rs, ssis NJ st. n, W.
Hubbard Tunnciiffe Co., ellie 18th Sc
Kalorarna Garage, KaIorams Road y. w
" y " kSsSi EpST sss sssc 81 ss Kins e ss Alex.
rsn%s%'. s%"s,S; IRE RI: shop. sIi n st, N. w,
Lisc.ty orseline Station zoo F'orid'
Lo,Es Axe; service !; y; supply Co.. rror,d. Av.
Mss"lson Co. Inc. sios 18th g. y. W
Manhattan Garage, 170e 7th 81. N. w
Manhsrz Auto supply. eth a Mass. Ave
Ma,hy CO., 1918 PA. Ave. n. W,
McCurdy Bros. Auto accessories Co.
sJSO Georgis Ave. n. w.
Mellow rii's triangle. I6S \ -. y. W.
=. AUTOMOBILE NECESSITIES,
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
WINS
. AUDIENCE At
RECITAL
Washington Tenor Given Warm
Welcome on Return to His
Native City.

Victor Golibart, tenor, was en-.
Enthusiastically welcomed home to his
native Washington last night, when
he was presented in recital at The
Masonic Auditorium by T. Arthur
Smith.
With a voice Of excellent range
and flexibility. Golibart ran a long
scale Of selections, from conceits Of
the sixteenth century to modern
ballads and negro spirituals.
While hts audience welcomed his
classic compositions, their applause
settled It as a fact with the camp
meeting hymns that the Washing.
ton boy was very much at home.
They seemed to thank Heaven that
into these he put the genuine tone
of "red hot revival services" and
omitted the vocal gymnastics of tho
ordinary concert artist.
Golibart's first group Of songs
comprised English and Italian selec.
tions Of some centuries past. and
closed with a splendid rendition Of
Peri's "InvocaZione di Orpheo.
Leaving criticism Of lingual defec.s
out Of consideration, his enunciation
was above fault finding.
The second group included Fur
Musk, and Mnhchen Nit Dem
Rothen Madcheh" (F'ranz): "Du Bist
die Run tSchubero, and main.
acht". Brahms)., The latter two
received the fur powers Of Coli
bart's voice. A third group Of
French ballads was so well received
that the artist responded to clamor
with Les Roses" (Alia).
The fourth period was given over
to American composers, and potable
work was done with Burleigh's
Little Mother OF Mine" and
Strickland,s familiar "bindy Lou"
Again Goiibart responded with
Rain" 'Curran's clever interpreta.
tive piece.
The closing group afforded Coll.
bart an opportunity TO wiring the
last tone of yearning from "Kath-
leen Mavourneen," and Reddick's
spirituals, "Standin' in the Need O.
Prayer and wait TIL i Put on
MY Crown" 4
Golibart's tenor Is strong md
true, and while one Of great range,
Is better suited to songs Of sub.
lyric demands. The singer found
an able and intelligent accompanist
in Alberta Matthews
The Washington times., 1922-11-17

drive the car out on the Halifax
road. warning them that n they
gave any alarm both would be
killed.
After the car had been driven
out into Dinwiddie county. just
outside OF the corporation limits.
the chauffeur and his friend were
ordered TO leave the machine. and
then the highwaymen drove off
with the car TO a point on the
Dupuy road about two miles from
Petersburg, near the country home
OF Joseph Seward. a son OF Mrs.
Seward. where II was found aban.
doned in a field.
The local police were at once
notified OF the hold.up and went
in pursuit Of the highwaymen who
made their getaway. The car is
valued at about $4,000.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
19x40 Stamped
Turkish Towels, ACC
26x48 Stamped
Turkish Towels, 79c

Each OF these towels repre-
sents q remarkable value and we
doubt II we can supply enough to
r,net the demand. The stamped
designs are attractive, yet sim
ple and quick to work.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
POLICE PROBE THEFT OF
S5,O4O RINGS At HOTEL

Two rings. valued at 5000. were
reported stolen last night from the
room OF Mrs. M. J. Gunner. wife
Of an army officer. stationed at
Camp Meade, in the Powhatan
Hotel. Mrs. Gunner told the police
that she left the rings on bureau
in her room and upon her return
to the hotel following a shopping
tour, discovered they had been
stolen. ~
Detective Sergeants Thomas
Sweeney and Joseph waldron to-
day are investigating the reported
robbery.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
WASHINGTON MAN HEADS
SOUTHERN MEDICAL BODY

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. IT,
DR.. Frank A. Swartwout. of Wash
ington, ID. c., was elected Presi.
dent OF the Southern Homeopathic
Association at the annual business
session of that body here yester'
day.
other officers elected were: DR..
d. b. Simmons. Chesterton. Nd,
first vice president: DIR. II. M. An
drews, Mannington. West Va, Sec
opd vice PRESIDENT DIR. Ralph s,
Faris, Richmond. Va, secretary,
treasurer: and DIR. c. w. Tabor
Richmond. Va, corresponding sec
retary.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
J. S. SENDS MEXICO NOTE
ON BORDER LYNcHINC

The State Department advised
the Mexican government that II
had communicated with the State
authorities Of Texas concerning the
protest OF Mexico against the lynch
,ng OF one Mexican and mistreat-
ment of others in border towns.
The department asked that the
Texas authorities investigate the
facts involved In the protest and
advise the Federal Government of
the result of such action.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
RUSSIANS HELD
FORDEATHOF
SHIELD
Woman and Man Arrested
Charged With Killing Amsri-
can Relief Worker.
By international view. Service.

MOSCOW. Nov i6-via London.
Nov. l7.-Col. William F5skeIi.
head OF the American RELIEF Ad
min stration today was notified that
q man named vassilef and a gonGn
named stephanova have bsoE
arrested at simbirsk. charge With
the murder OF Philip Shield, 4 Y,r
ginia, a relief worker.
The motive was robbery.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
MEXICAN CONSUL TOLD
TO INVESTIGATE KILLING

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1.-THE
foreign office today ordered .he
Mexican consulate at San Diego,
Cal, to investigate the killing Of
Francisco Lara by a deputy
marshal in Riverside county. Mex
lean officials said they had reason
TO believe that the deputy exceeded
his authority.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
WOMEN DYE +
t WORN FADED
: THINGS NEW
sweaters Dresses Draperlss
sklrts kImonas GInghsms
Coats Curtains Stockings
waists Coverings Everything
49,
diamond


Each 15-cent -. nage OF "Dia-
mond Dyes" contains directions so
simple any woman can dye or tint
her old. worn. faded things new,
even IL she has never dyed before.
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
then perfect home dyeing is guar.
anteed. Just tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to
dye Is wool or silk, or whether II
Is linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
Diamond Dyes never streak. spot.
fade, or run.
The Washington times., 1922-11-17
Chess Not M.nsSsse Morals.

NEW YORK. Nov. i7.-Ruling
that the playing OF chess did not
impair the health or morals OF a
boy, Magistrate Levy. discharged
samuel Rzeschewski. the ten-year.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-06
MENSAJES DE JEWELL.

CHICAGO, septiembre EN- el
"Bolctfn Semanal de Ia Huelga" B.
VI. Jewell publicG hoy In vigoroso
mensajc sxcitando 4 todos los huel-
guistas a permanecer flrmes y uni
DOS en- n lucha que Sc ha emprendi-
DO.
..Nosotros dice eI jefe de "a huel-
ga terrocarrilera, parece que no fui-
mos capaces de obiener justicia, ali
mento adecuado, vestido Y alojamien-
decorosos, de los gerentes de los
ierrocarriles, n del Presidente de los
Estados Unidos, nj del ConSreso, nj
Gel Consejo del Trabajo Ferrocarri-
Iero. Con anhelo hemos apelado a
todos ellos inutilmente. Por tanto,
debemos contiar solo en- nosotros mis-
mos.
Es, mensaje aundue fu& pubiicado
hoy, tfane fecha del mismo dia en- que
Daugherty obtuvo las disposiciones
contra los huelguistas.
El mensaje ataca duramente a! a
poderado General del FerrocarrL de
PENNSYLVANIA, al cual acusa de ser cul
pable de que las negociaciones para
el arreglo de IA lluelga Sc hayan in
terumpido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-06
Gobernacion descubrira los
manejos inmorales en- la
Beneficencia Publica

TeIeerama Especial para ''LA PRENSA'.
CIUDAD DE N1ENICO. septiembre
5.-I.a Sacretarla de Gobernaci6n. en-
decla-ac;encs que di6 aver a los pc
-iodistas, expuso que Sc han descu-
bierto manejos inmorales de los bic
res de "a INSTRUCTION coaocida con el
ronb-e de Beneficeacia PdbEca J
que deuiro de pocos dfas se-an d2-
dos , couocer hechos ConcCetos que
poncn de relieve IA iorma POGO es-
crupulosa en- que So han manejado
los diaeros de u instruction antes
mencionada.
La investigation que e. Dep2-;a-
men;o Jurfd:co ha ilevado = cabo sc
dice que eS m!nuciosa por demas, J
que dentro de pocos dtas estara de!
todo terminad2. eSperaaGose solamen
te este para Oar a conocec n publ
co % que con clio Sc reIacFora.
Gran !nteres hay por Saber 10 que
el Secretario De Gobe-nac;6n ha pro
Gnetido dar 4 n pUbhcidad, Sc rc-
ME mucho que con clio Sc suscite IN
formidable esc4adalo como aco2tece
sienpre que Sc descubren manejos n
morales de foadoS On las institucio-
aeS. asi sean estas las mas honora-
bics que pucdan ser
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-06
VO DESCARGARA SUS
BARCOS UNA GA.
EN- VERACRUI
La Ward Line Sc canso
de sufrir las moIestias
de las huelgas
TcIegrama Especial para LA PRENs.v'.

Tclegrama Especial para IA pRENSt.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. septiembre
5.-La conpaiifa naviera americana
Ward Line" ha deciarado por con-
ducto de su agencia en- esta capital,
que en- 10 successive sus barcos Tam
pico' Mexico, que tocan los puer-
tos mexicanos de FeTacr-uz y Tampi-
CO. no descargaran va mas Ell e. puer
10 de FeracruZ, y que sus viajes So
lamente tocaran el puerto de Tampi-
CO, para evitarse las constantes mo-
lcstias y perjuicios que Sc or!ginan
Ell las dificultades suscitadas por Ia
irtransigencia dc los trabajadores de
los muelles en- FeracruZ.
Dice Ia Ward Line q dichos ira
ba ajadores promueven huelgas a cada
paSo, que no contentos con las con-
cesiones que Sc les hacer buscan nue.
vos preteXtos para tratar de imponer-
Sc .aS compafiias, por 10 cuai eiios
han resuelto h2cer su servicio de car
ga directamenus con el puerto de Tam
pico, diciendo que los corsignatarios
de mercancfas no sufriran NADIA por-
que los fletes ferrocarrileros son los
mismo entire Tampico- -MeNico-Fera-
cruz, V que 81 acaso solamente habra
que experimental pequenas demoras
en- e. translate de las urercanc.as por
G, ferrocarra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-06
El GENERAL hUGlCA
ESTA EN- MEXICO

Aver lleg6 I es,a ciudad ei gene
raj Francisco NIugica, ex-Goberra-
dor del Estado de Michoac4n. aeon
panando a. gobernador Manjarrez
del Estado de Puebla, sabiendose que
Su presencia e0 esta tiene por OBJ
jeto explicar les sucesos que rccien-
temeute Sc reSistra-on, : en- los cua-
les Tue rcducido 4 pris.6n e! prime
70 de esIos dos personajes.
IIugica estuvo 4 punto de ser iuz-
gaGo por acusaci6n que pesaba en- su
contra por el de!ito dc rebellion, Pc
10 en- virtud de haberse horado cier-
tas 6rdeRes : De haberse esc!areci-
do hechos, IA suspension del juic!o Sc
cons!gui6 S!endo p-ecisamente para
expuCar esos successes para 10 que ha
veaido q csta ciudad e. general antes
mencionado quicn conierenci6 aver
al!smo con el Prssidentc y el Secre-
tar:o de ia Guerra. sin que Sc haya
sabido lo que Sc trat6 en- esas entire
viStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-06
Ell PDTE. ,OBREGON ADOPTARA La
POLITICA DELA *PUERTA ABLERTA'|
UNA HUELGA GENERAL DEL
TRABAJO ORGANlZADO EN- E.U.
Sc pide Gompers que conuoque conUencion de la
Federation Americana del Trabajo, para estudiar
la conuenencia de aqueLa medda como protesta
contra las disposicones de Daugherty

NCEEA YORK. septiembre o. En-
una session especial del consejo de Ira
bajo Y Concrete, de Ia Federation del
Trabajo, se aprob0 anoche a Sc pre-
'sentase a Samuel Gompers una soli-
citud para que convodUe una coaven-
ci0n en- Nuera York para estodiar Ia
conveniencia de una huelga general
dc todos los miembros de IL Fedora
ci6n, como protesta contra las dispo-
siciones de Daugherty.
Ii Consejo del trabajo de Nueva
York es el mas poderoso de los Es
tados Unidos. pues cuenta con ......
100000 obreros-
Farias uniones de esta ciudad Sc
han comprometido a prestar su ayu-
da los huelguistas a luchar contra
las disposiciones de Daugherty que
prohiben a. los jefcs de las uniones
dirigir Ia hue.ga- Sc cree que en-
esta scmana Sc reunirAn 800, 900 para
csc fin.
No so han podido en,regar sus ci-
tarorios a los principales jefes de Ia
huelga, porque TO Sc les ha encontra-
do por ninguna parte. Los jefes Sc
cuEdar!os d!cen que 81 Daugherty Quie
re llcvar ade!ante sus disposiciones,
serln. tantos los que haya que en-
carcelar que Sc conUencerA de que es
una tarea impossible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-09-06
SOlDBAUM PADljlA FUE
SENTENClAOO A OlEZ
AMOS DE PRiSlON

La Ultima information que IL Sc
cretaria de Guerra di0 aver, Sc re!a-
ciona con ia senteucia que q Conse-
10 de Guerra d!ct0 en- contra del ex-
Coronel Goldbaum PaduYa, ci cua,
cu6. seatenciado a sufrir "a pena de
GieZ amos de prisi6n, que le CORES
pond!6 por los deiltos de que 10 en-
Contr6 culpable G. tribunal miiitar
que 10 juzg6.
FL ConseiO de Guerra Sc reun!d
aver por Ia tarde en- el salon de Ia
prisi6n de Santiago Tlaltelolco, pre-
sidido por q Conlodoro Olivier. pro-
IoaEandpse los debates de "a acusa-
ci6n a deiensa duraate algunas
horas, para Vrnirse a producer IA
sentencia va eatrada n noche. siendc
esta la de diez amos de prision ap!i-
funcioaes y dc obstruction 4 las o.
pe-aciones miiitares de que rcsultt
responsible G. REQ.
La sentencia d!ctada por e. Con
sejo dc Guerra principiard 1 cum
piirsc despuss de que Sc cumpla Ia
Que le imponga el juez de 10 Pera
de Ia ciudad de Cuernavaca. el cua'
20 juzgarA tambien por las response
biidades que le resulten en- el asun-
TO del plagio de \. Bruce BieiaSHi
responsibilities que son meramen-
te de caracter civil. pero de las cua-
les sera tambi@n iuzgado en- atenci6T
4 que tiene tambien irgerencia 81
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I'm vecino de Sabinas y otro de Villa Escobedc
Sc queian de haber sido vlctimas
de los referidos nsurrectoS
I'm SOBRINO DE CARRANZA APREHENDIDO EN-
MEXICO POR SER PROPAGANDISTA DE MURGUIA
Sc sigue comuncando los parties ocales que no ha
podido ser localzado Murguia en- ninguna parte de
los Estados de Coahuia Nuevo Leon

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gado diciendo que Sc escap3 4 Ia Vi
gilanc!a del iete Maldonado que 10
habia pIagiado. agregandose que su
fuga pudo I!evarse cabo en- O. mo-
mento en- que los rebeldes eran de-
rTotados por las tropas federales en-
IN combate que no Sc cita III cuando
ocurr:6 nj en- que punto tuvo cfecto
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en- el Estado de Co2huila, las no
;icias que Sc t!cnen de que ei gene
"a! MaIdonado Sc ha dedicadr pla-
S!a- 4 los vecinos de los luga-es en-
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do alarma entire "A colouia coahui-
lease residente en- csta, pues muchas
personals t!cneG = sus parientes ell
lugares de poca importanc!a en- c!
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ju!cjOs como los que Sc dice han su-
frido los Residences que han teDido
que lamen;ar piaSios dc los rebe.des.