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Evening journal., 1922-10-17
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands
to break the costly, nerve-shatter-
ing tobacco habit. Whenever you
have a longing for a smoke or chew.
lust place a harmless No-To-Bac tab
let in your mouth instead. All de-
sire stops. Shortly the habit is COM
pletely broken. and you are better
off mentally, physically, financially.
It's so easy, so simple. Get a box
Of No-To-Bac and II il doesn't release
you from all craving for tobacco in
any form your druggist win refund
your money without question.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
Why this Ice-cream is better

ized and piped to great glass lined
tanks. AS they pass from process
to process, electrically controlled
charts indicate quality and con-
sistency. These charts are con-
stantly watched by one or the
other of the master ice-cream
makers. Deviations are instantly
observed a uniform high
quality - rich in butter-fat and
creamy consistency is thus assured.
If you feel satisfied with the ice
cream you are now buying that's
because you haven't tried Bur-
dams. Once you have tasted Bur-
dams however, then new rich
ness and a more perfect delicious
ness in ice cream will be revealed.
Burdan Brothers.
Established 1899.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer w. S. Burris
reported to the Levy Court today
county bank balances as follows:
Credit of New Castle County, S171,-
1885: miscellaneous road account,
$30423; Mill Creek, s5,242.77;
Christiana. S21.113.s3; White Clay
Creek, S3.324.9S: Pencader, s493.11;
New Castle, S113.05; Red Lion,
S274.43; st. Georges. s7,S4s.3S; APP
poqunimink. S2,97945; Blackbird,
S2,522.29; BrandyWine, s8,146.05.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
MARKET LAW
MUST BEOBEYED
Street Directors Order Cru
sade to Be Started on
Violators
JOHN S. HAMILTON
MAKES COMPLAINT

In response 10 a communication
Received from John s. Hamilton, al
leging fagrant violations Of the
curb and building line market regu-
iations. the street and Sewer Direc-
TORS at their meeting today instruct
ed Clerk Of the Markets McAteer 70
prosecute without NOTICE any viola
tions found.
Mr.. Hamilton's communication
follows:
May I not call to your attention
the fact that the produce dealers on
King and Madison streets for weeks
have been. little by little, IN viola
ton Of your excellent market law.
encroaching upon the sidewalks
until now the admirable service
rendered by the passage of the law
has TO all intents and purposes
been nulHfied. The law breaker has
been permitted to go his way undis-
turbed, and a law. which promised
to make our markets, real markets
again, has been and Is regarded as a
scrap OF paper.
Il take il that II is not necessary
for me to remind you OF the great
Improvement that was made by the
passage and enforcement Of this
market law. II the law was not go
ing to be enforced, may l be con-
sidered lmpertinent, when ] ask. why
the law was passed?
"It is not an. encouraging promise
for our government Of laws to see
native born and naturalized citizens
impudently violating laws. which
laws they are not ignorant OF in any
sense. II the task Of enforcing this
market law is too great for the clerk
of the market, why not ask for the
cooperation OF the police force2
''The man or woman who brazenly
or openly steals is no more a menace
20 our institutions than are those
market outlaws. We will have reg
uiated markets or our markets will
be such a system Of fraud and piracy 1
as they have been in the past.
And in conclusion may not ask .
why Il is that the authorities have I
10 be urged 20 enforce a good law.
law, the enforcement OF which has
worked many benefits and promised
more benefits And may not also
ask why is IL that we naturalize aliens
under our government OF laws and
hen by our Indifference allow and
encourage these aliens 70 conclude
hat after all a law does not amount
% anything as far as they are conf
serned? II viii be better. I submit,
9 repeal these -A1aarlet laws than i'll
viii be TO keep them on the books
md allow them TO be outraged"
President johnson. al the conclu-
sion OF the reading OF the communi-
cation, said while some leniency
has been shown fruit and vegetable
dealers during the past season since
the adoption OF the new regulation
forbidding building line stands ex-
Tending beyond the set line. I believe
Il IS time that something should be
done and the regulations enforced"
The directors called Clerk of the
Market McAteer into conference and
Instructed him TO begin at once
prosecution for any and all viola
Hons
Clerk Of the Market McAteer said
he would begin at once. He is hav-
Ing the stands OF all violators
photographed this afternoon and de-
,lared he would begin prosecution
Of them immediately.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
BARRETT-STARKY.

Miss Ada Barrett and Elmer
starky, both OF Smyrna. were mar
ried at the home of Harry Burris,
by the Rev. Albert Price. in Smyrna,
on Saturday night. Following the
ceremony the couple left on a we'd
ding trip to Atlantic City and Phil
adelphta.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
TAKE MARRIAGE LICENSES

Magistrate Gluckman has issued
the following marriage licenses:
Elmer C. Hanf, COS West Fifth
street, TO Anna NJ. Fisher, 1304
French street.
William E. Pimm, 1873 North Clay
ton street. to Mary o. Burns. 922
Kirkwood street.
Earl b. McMullen, Newark, to NIL
dred G. Mentzer, Elmhurst.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
FINE TWO sPEEDERs.

Edward Gam, of Allentown, Pa.
arrested this morning on the Phil
adelphia pike by State Highway Po-
liceman McVey, was fined $50 and
costs by Magistrate Stradley, for op-
Grating a motor vehicle without
proper license and speeding.
Paul Green, of this city. arrested
on the Philadelphia pike by State
Highway Policeman Ryan. charged
with speeding and operating a mo-
tor vehicle without the proper IL
cense tags, was fined $50 and costs.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
RoYn BACK TO DUTY.

Patrolman Boyd, who was shot
while attempting to make an arrest
on the night OF August 27, reported
for police duty this morning, and
was assigned to the police station
as special officer on day turn.
While Mr.. Boyd has recovered he
never will have the full use Of his
right arm. due to the injury to his
shoulder blade.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
Y BOYS Ar BANQUET

A banquet was given at the Y. NJ
c. A. last evening 20 the older boys
council Of the "Y". Following the
banquet a business session Of the
organization was held. at which &;
was tecided 10 elect officers and dis
cuss the possible revision OF the con-
statution at tie mesting next week.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
BUILDING PERMITS

Inspector Preston has issued the
following building permits:
To Edwin F. Denney. 2206 Ian
caster avenue. addition $500
To f. Grace Robelen, 1411 Shall
cross avenue, repairs after damage
by fire, $500.
To Anthony DukowslSi, 100 Lower
Oak street. addition s25.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
NrEAT sTnRIl EFFEOrs soIn

Effects of the meat market OF
Thomas Riley, Newark, were sold at
public auction at the store by Dep
uty Sheriff Thomas Chandler this
morning. They brought only a small
amount from various bidders.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
RrIInING PERMITS.

To Central National Bank. alter
ations to store at 4 West Fourth
street. $3.50.
To Bernard Weinstock. 1920 Clay
mont street alterations S4O0.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
ACCUSED OF CARRYING GUN.

Charged with carrying concealed
ar eltomnt;o pistol Bayard ouailes.
Negro. was hsid for a hearing on
Thursday BY Judge .5astings in
Mln;c.pe, cor~: this morning. He
was rrres.sd al Eleventh AID Mar
Eet stresss yesterday by Officer
Willis aftar his actions had aroused
the officers suspicious. Edwin r.
coctsan. -Jr., IS counsel for the Ne
gro
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
RECEPTION FOR @. j. CoIEMAN

Wynema Council, Degree Of POGO
hontas, viii give reception to retir-
ing great sachem, Charles j. Cole
man. tomorrow evening, at I. o. R..
NJ. Hall, SIT Shipley street.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17

Mr. Evans recently resigned from
Miller Brothers, Ninth and King
streets. after a period OF nine years
service, to go with the firm OF H.
Feinberg, SOC King street. in the ca
pacity OF head salesman.
Mr.. Evans has been a familiar fig
ure in the retail furniture business
Of this city for the past l 5 years. he
having held positions with the varl-
Gus leading furniture houses. He
will enter upon his new duties i'm
mediately.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
INDIGESTION !!
STOMACH UPSET,
ATE too MUCH
Instantly! Stop Gas, Sourness,
Heartburn, Stomach Misery

Chew a few pleasant, harmless
tablets of "Pape's Dapepsln" and
your distressed stomach will feel
fine at once.
Correct your digestion and ease
your stomach for a few cents. Don't
let your stomach keep you niserablel
Druggists recommend It
Evening journal., 1922-10-17
CAPTAIN WARDELL SICK

Sergeant Mcbride is acting cap
tain al the police station today as
Captain Wardle is sick.
Evening journal., 1922-10-17

IT'S a matter of high ideals and
4 conscience.
The personal interest and atten-
ton of the two Burdan Brothers
assures you absolutely the most
delicious ice-cream obtainable.
That compact, creamy consis-
tency of Burdan's Ice-cream-that
richness and delightful flavor, are
the result of the individual atten-
ton to the making of their ice
cream by the two Burdan Brothers.
One or the other Of the Brothers
buys all the materials used. Sweet
whole milk, fresh and wholesome
-rich cream of the highest value,
alone are used as a basis.
All materials are tested IN the
Burdan laboratories for purity,
and food-value. They are Pasteur-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
OESAPsEICION DE IN
PCRTANTES VAlOESS

Los DrinclpalcS successes que pueaen
referirse con raotivo de Ia inyesiiga-
cijn SO r-educen a tres pGntos e dss-
cukrimiento. no contir1nado de una car
"a aInena2ante diriGida 4. Taylor para
obtener de q una gruesa suma de dine
70: Ia aCt.v3 buSca de una inportante
Cariidad dc acciones petro!craS V dine
70 en- effective que pertenecleron al
occiso Y que han desaparec!do y Ia pro
babe nueta comparecencia de Mabei
Normand ante el F'iscal para diiucid;.r
alguros purtoa de Ia. declaration de su
chauffeur William Davis, con respccIo
i il diEtribuciGn del tempo empieado
Ell su vista Taylor Y Ia hora de
81. reJirGda. E.sta di!iScncia Sc aplaZa-
ra nient-as que Miss Normaud 50 yea
rocobrada de sus males : este en-
aptitUG de atender 4 un deicado in
tcrroCatorio.
Los invsstiSadores siSuen exam!nan-
dc haio ahsoiUt;i re,Scrva 4 mas de una
doCena de pe~sonaics cinamatogrdficos
con Ia esperanza dc descCrrer el dcn-
so veio De miSterio que envualye 4 Ia
traged!d dol bungalow" dc Soutr Al
varado Street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
TRES MAGISTRADOS De
LA SUPREMA COPTE
SON CONSIGNADOS
Les resultan cargos por de-
litos de caracter Official
y del orden penal
r..eorore Especisl ycrG Ia PRENSA"

T.,eerore Especiai pcrq La PRENSA".
CTUDAD DE MEXICO. febrero 10.
Algunus accionistas de IA Con2aIiA
Naica, que vent.Ian IN Ltigio Ell IA
Suprema Cortc. han cunSeSu!do que
los NIasistrados GustaNo y. Nicerc:o'
ENRIQUE Moreno y Antonio Alcocer,
sean consignados a IA Comis:63 ms
rructora del Gran JuCado, consigna-
ci5n que Sc hace por resuitarles a 0l-
chos Magistrates algunos carGos por
deiitos dc caractcr Official del orden
Comun.
I'll acuc7do respective. 10 tom0 hoy
en- session secreta n Comisi0n Per-
manentc, durantc la que tanEo!cn Sc
v;d la recusaci6p Que haccn de cstos
tres magistrates los soCios de Ia
Compania Na:oa, y Ia dc otro hecha
por los herederos dc Stopeli. que liti-
gan contra Ia compaHia de rcfercncia.
S;n embargo. IL Co-te no acept6 n
recursaci6n presentada. para no de-
s:ntegrar {! quorum, pueS de lcvarse
a caho tai como los Itiganies 10 nan
soliciyalo. Guedarian soiamentc slete
Macist -ad0s dch;damerte aceptadoS,
los que seriar inhabiles para cons
tutuirSc OF tribunal coHforme 10 pre-
yiynen las leyes rcspec,vas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
La autoridad militm de Fort
Bliss esiG prepmada a
fin de martener ell or
den en- la fronterd

Teleyrs~c Espsc:ci para IA PRENSA."
Ell. PASO. Tex, fabrero 16.-Las au-
tor.Iaes ciYiles miiitares que guar
nccen IA vccina poblac!oR de CiudaG
Juare2. tomaron hoy algunas prov!-
dcncias para iInredir cualesquier in
tento'de trls:orno del o-den pdblco. Q
Cv act;vidades Que pudieran in:ciar los
iescortentos contra el regimen actual
u .Gexico que Sc ha venido runo:dn-
do. p-oyec;an una nucva revoluciGH.
In virtud de las cnSrGicas dis2oS''
cior"s- gi-adas por e. jefe de IA guar
ricI6H de- Il plaza las autoriGades a
prehendicron duraHre el dia cuatro
civiles sospechosos. a Cuienes sc les
slpone tcner aiguna ConeIijn con las
conspiracioaes que sc han fraguado
n In ciudad de Chihuahua. De dicha
cani;a! So han rccibiGo algunos mcnsa- :
ias Susc-itos por q Gobernador IS1r'-
quez. G.c:endo Quc todo csta en- paZ Y
cue cl in;eU;o dc revoluci6n ha sido
dum:nado
\ pcsar De eS:as assverac:oHeS. las
;ropas americans que sc encuentran
estae:onadas On cl Fucrte Bliss. -est4n
2rcparadas coHvenientcmente. listas
para IN caso de emergencies que Pu-
iir~a presentarse. Y para hacer Que So
conserve Ia neurral!dad que debe habcr
en- IA I.n"a divisoria comprendida den
iro del radio de su jurisdiction.
Hoy llcg3 q Ciudad Jua-eZ. cl gene
raj Eu~ar;o Martinez. que tue racihi-
do on todos los hororcs d"biGos a 81
Gararqura m;,itar. fernando val!a las
iropas dc L. guarnciGn Y tocando las
bandas milltares. II objeto de Ia vi
ska DE- este general. es darse cucnta
Dc Ia siiuact6n ea {. JuaI'ez y tomar
ned!das tendencies evitar QUE. Sc rea-
lIceH las amcnazas de los cnemisos del
GObisrnO actual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
Una hern7osa n1ujer que hula en-
dutom6OA, puede ser Ia autora
de la n1uerte de Desmond Taylor
Ell Fiscal Woone endereza por nueUas oreHacones los
rabaos de Investigation fin de estabIecer las
responsabilidades del crimen misterioso

confcrencia Que Mr.. Woolwine sostuvo
aver con Mrs. J. ". Berger, perlta de
impucsios. supo por 81 bcca que Iay-
lor peIS:lba ascHt1t en- su manifesto
ciGr personal "a propiedad de buen
n@mcrO de accioncS petrcieras : una
respectable suma en- elective, vaiorcs
que 10 nan apa-ecido haStl ahora en-
las c,ljaS de dcp6sitcs que cl occiso
tania en- los bUncos locales. Esto hace
r2nsar dc tres Cosas: que Taylor
dei6 una Ga id dc dop0sito sccreta: Que
fuc vfotim1 de una naniobra de los
chantaGistas. que TO habicndo sido ga
risfcchoS en- suS Gemandas le dicron
nuerte. que 10 asesinaruu para rUb@r-
10. alguno alguRos que Sabian Il eSs-
tencia c las accione+s pctroleras : cl di-
nero pcro QUO rcnunciaron despoiar e.
cddaver, temiendo que pudieran dejar
hueihs suficicrtes para es:ablecer
soSpechaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
I'm pretendido complot para
secuestrar a Murguia

Nntirr nov "A noche cicru'd en Ia
cu1aG Ia versi6n de uuc - u'amAoa
nm coDiu,o, para sccuestrar a. general
Francisco MurSuia. ' De cue este reiG-
eiado habia -@cibido tyiso dc GU Ger
TO-. c,.mea;oS tratabau Dc conCue!r'"
., n Iiuaa diy.zo-.a con Mexico. para
o.,o ,.vdia,,. clsr en- poicr {" IL GauJo-
ritss.,es militares que :" jI2Gar!A& "a-
10 81 ca-.o Dc nah"- Sido cnContT,.do en
,erriyorio rac.orai rcv"Luc!onaHdo con-
ira e gob.erno.
Tar.uiTo rumrr. iTancaneu-@ no tIe
tomaCo ca scrio Dor GU!eags 10 Sup!"-
ron. pero Do Jod4S maneraS. como Sc "r
-. cusnta Do e. n Dera~ -2mento Le,!"-
raj de los E.StadoS Unidos, este lHIcl"
Irra- aye-igulciJn. con g orjeto d" Ger
cjorarsc has;a que punto habla TertaG
er - case. aGoptdraoac como pr4Me-
-. nrovi5encia ssr&Slecer una Nig1ianCIa
sstreCha aired ador dei domicIIo del Irai
Aiurguia- micntras por otroS TlHlpE"
Sc Ii+vaban a c;Lbo trabajos enc"l"Ta-
dos al dascubr!miento dc los sCpueSios
EraSuadores del complot
FL seCuestrc de Murgu!a no s. ilcY"
= cabo. v Cr las ot!2.nas ledeCai1S. =
dondc recur-imoss para. so.!citar inior-
mes. So nos dijo Qua 'ctectivan"ntS
81 nabfa ;enido conoCimicnio del aSln-
20 que Sc habia ycyiticadc una inEes
t;gacic2" paro - rrhuSlron los .un-
c;orarios 4 quieneS acCdimos. Il comeE-
tar q caso y q p-oporcioHarnos mayo
res Eatos soorc Il particular.
En- fucntcs pa-ticulares Que p-eten-
den habe- oUtenido information of
ciaI s. nos dijo que SeEun 7arec'a,
-czio hah!a siGo obrI de dos o tres in
aividuos americanos que htbtan for
rnado IN plan para SacarIe diner" "a. Ee
neal Murguia: plan Que fracas6 en
vista d. que uno dc los cOmprometldos.
dissus-ado porquc no le sehalaron par
tc principal los otr"s companeros del
'ne-oeio' do aviSo al amenazaGo.
ouinn : su ~ puso On coaocmirEto
de las autoridadcs 10 sucedido II I'm de
que - Iur1Iran las prov.Gcncias de!
casc. Parccc uuc este 2Sunto no rcvis-
tid carac.cr poliJ:co de ninguna nat3-
raleza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
MEXlCANC MUERT0
POR UNOS OFiCIALES
De INMIGRACiON
Ventura Yanez recibio una
herida de bala, a conse-
cuencia de la cual u1urio

EEuWNSVLII.E- Texas. .@o~a~o
-E.-Se-.n una t-Ca~rnac;ia r@C.oldt
nn,- auui 81 as tttS:HIs de 5Hm.g~a-
ct5r. unos oi5ciaIcS de es'a dcpe"ds;-
cla h.-Ic~un ayer mo-ra2mcn:s n no
xicauo Ventura Nanez c.i5en a salsa
o. esq ny-.LL 1nI-:I aver ul-sT0 eo
II -ochc.
Los osic.aics De get--aEc.a aicen
oue cncong g-aron a Nadsz cn IN pun
70 de IA Inca f-urte-iza cerca de sam
Fordyce. = cue cuando t-ataro2 dc
arrestargo consids-dndo!o Tes2onsab.e
de violaci5a de las .eyeS De "A r.oa--
hic:tn. Nanez saco 81 pi>;o!a Q mo
fus-o sobre sus spreneDsorsS Qu'e-
ncs, contssIarCa en- a rnisr'a fo-ma
hirisrdolo g-Svemerte.
Los Erspsc. ores d. Immigration Gue
tomarcn pdrte en eStoS accntecim'en-
+ns. son Jesse Ps-cz. Jack Smith y Eoy
HarreI. habiendo deg'arado r@re= =
este respecto. cue 81 dispa-@ ea leGi-
TINA GcfcnSa &c 81 persona.
Po- 81 parte el jets de los Inspcc-
torres Z. P. Reynolds Ia dec'a-ado
Que entire ellos no hay hom2ges pen
6e2cieros nj de armas toTn1= psro
Cue las condolences en "a Inca fron-
teriza caGa vez Sc hacen mas cTlttcas
azarosas para los SEa~Cds 4e -nin'-
;raci6a. ' que e:los encueOtra1 tTe-
cuenccTnen;e necesario nace- Nso os
sls armas en- kegftirna defecsa de SIS
vidas como aconteci6 en- e. caSo de
yaTC=.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
Jose Alexander fue condena-
do por la Corte Federal

IA Cor;o Federal &c II ciudad juzG0
ri case dc Jos6 Alexander, acusad" d"
yioTaci6a a lps Ieyes dc neuu2lidad
rc!- i.lber inte0tado iEtroduc:r 4 Me
,Sico armai Y municioHcs, @puSando de
IN p-ermiso que portaba para Ievar a!
vecino pais Gctcrminada c4nt'dad ue
arnnas d. fUeso y pertr"cnos para las
nisrnaS.
Ia Corte Federal dIct6 un fa:lo con-
ena.orio en- contra dc Alexander, p9r
medic del cull Sc ie prcTicnc Dagar
ouTnicnlus d6iarcs de n9ulta. en- 81 &c
cecto ccm7l:r cuatro mcses de pr;si6n
faHo quo Tue pucsto en- conoclmi:nl"
del acusado po- q Juez Duvai " e&I'
Que cercC:6 dc n causa-
De acucrfo con los intormes Que
al Derartamcnto de Justjc!a nos pro
norcicn6. Alexander vino este pals
en- .! mes de mayo Dc 1921. Siendo por-
,ador de unos permiSos eNtcndiGos por
~ GobiATno de Mexico y por Q, 0e lbs
Estados Unidos. para introdCcir q MeNi
co cu&reuta pistoias y cG2tro nj. car
;lchos uue s. lc aUIori2aha comp"ar 81
es:a ciudad. figurardo ei menc:onaGo
como aGente de CSmpras de- $Crlsr-
70 del seror Ado!fo lie u Huerta.
Fl aiudido agente So eNtral-mitC en-
sus comp-aS, Y Vioij g! perm!so conce-
dido. adquiriendo mayor cautidad de
rnua;CioneS Ge las que eStahL 2ItcrtZa-
DO Para comprar y por 10 ianto. el De-
2a-tamenco de Jus-!cia, que tuvo Co
rocimiento del case procedi6 4 "a a
ve-isuaci6n consiGuiente, logra1do a
r-esta- = alexander cUZndo Sc haliabe!
en- traasitc par IL ciudad dc Laredo, y
recociAnSole aproxinadaInente treinta
r1sfl ca-tuchos para rifle que aab:a com
prado para traficar con elioS en fines
com marcjaleS-
.Air WjSaman, ageuta Gel nsracta-
nnen-o ci1ado en esta ciudad. fue uHo
de- los tuncicuarics que trabaj6 q p
sunto. = - ahoCa quIen nos proporcio.
na los 5a;os anteriores que por otCa
parte no coRstiruyen sin" una corrohc-
Saci6n = iss istcSmacionss qIc publ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
LAS TEORlAS DEL MOVlL

FL proceso de elimination de teorfas
que Sc esta realizando Ell n investiga-
ci6n @stablece hasta ahOra tres pro5a-
bles causas del cr!men: IA primera es
que Taylor haya sido muero por celos
de una mujer: la sisuiente por ven
SanGa de algun hecho desronocido que
prteRece al pasado de Ia victima, = Ia
Ultima. po- chantage. Is decir por no
haber hecho case dc las amenazas que
le hicieran para qvc dicra alguna i'm
portante suma de dinero.
Entrctanto los detectives han cogido
ur nuevo dcr-otcro y han acudido =
las compahias de telegrafos. registrar
do los archives para crterarsc de los
lcieSraTas dirigdos TAYLOR y girados
por 81 durante las sen@ras anteriorss
su mucr;e, para Yer 81 es possible cl,
ContIar 4 traits de elloe algln dato
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
cA5SA TERRTBLES DESGRACIAS PERSONALES Ell
bOPTE EN- Ell LITORAL DEL GOLFO DE MEXICO

juicios los barcos dc gran tonelaje a
corren peligro por IA magnitud que
ha alcanzado- el norte que sop!a sobre
cl go!fo.
Con este. Sc lla dejado senir unu
immense fr;o en- ef puerto y en- todo
el ltogal que Sc haila azotado por et
cicl5n, tanto por este, como por Ia
otra caasa. ell trafico dc Cabotaje en-
tre Tuxpam Tampjco. Sc encuentra
suspendido. pues seria una locura yer
dadera hacerse IA mar con tempo
tan 5esfavorabie.
Honda ccnsternaci6n reina en- el
puerto con los naufraSios habidos, Y
en- estos momentos. cientos de hoga-
res de los marines 4 quienes sorprep-
do "a tormelta en- alta mar Sc ha-
Ian presa de Ia augusta mas espan-
tosa pues es seSuro QUE el duelo ten
da sobre elios sus fuuebres crespo-
pes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-17
(Por John PAGE)

WASHINGTON, febrero liza
delegation china vino 4 Washington
con las manos vacias y regresa a su
pals con tres tratados. todos faVora-
bIcs para China" Tales fueron las
paIshras que pronunci0 cl Sr. Chung
Hui Wang. uno dc los delegados Chi
nos a Ia conferencia de los armamen-
los, al despedirse de los Estados
Unidos.
FL Gobierno chino Ia pedido a. Ma
gistrado Wang, a. Dr.. Wellington
400. MiDistro en- Inglaterra, y al DE-.
Alfred SEE. Ninistro en- los Estados
Unidos. que reSresen 4 China para
dar cueata de sus trabajos Ell IA con-
ferencia. Z! Dr.. Wong M partido ya
de Washington para Pelsfn, por Ia via
&c Settle Los otros dos delegadoa
ticnen ain algunos asuntos que los
detendran en- los Estados Unidos por
aIsuRos dias mas. pero partiran 10
mas pronto possible. en- acatamiento
4 las orGenes de su gobierno.
''Grandes han sido los resultados
de Il conferencia, declare el Magis-
trado Wang, en- su entrevista de Ges-
pedida. y mas 81 Sc corsideran las d.
ficuitades inherentes a. una reunion
interna cionai de esa uataraleza, en-
qae estaoan Representatives tantos in
tereses encontrados.
China Ia, tornado participation en-
dos confe:encias in1ernacionaies. ia
de Paris Y Ia. de Washington. En- "a
prinera, ell resuitado, por 10 que a
China Sc ret!ere, fus casi nuio; NADIA
conseGuimos nj firmamos ningdn tra-
tado En- Ia de Washington Nc consel
guim6s todo 10 que deseabamos, pero