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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16
CUATRO FACTO-
RIAS OCUPADAS
Han sido arrestadOs en-
Berlin, dos hermanOs
que sc cree son c6mpli-
ces de un asesinatO.
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DUESSELDORFF, mayo 16.-Los
! franceses han ocupado aver cuatro de
las fabricas de productos qufmicos
mas grandes del Rhur, las cuales es-
tan situadas en- las zonas de Biebrich,
Hockster y Urdingel.
BERLIN, mayo 16.-En esta ciudad
han sido arrestados doce individuos Y
en- Leipzig dos, por juzgarseles con-
fabulados en- un complot de alta trai-
! cion, en- sus actividades desarrolladas
en- toda Alemania contra ell gobierno
constituido. Entire los prisioneros
aparecen los hermanos Toschow los
que Sc cree complicados en- el asesina-
I'd de Rathenau.
LONDRES, mayo 16.-La Corte de
apelaciones ha dictado su fallo aver
favor del acusado Art O'Brien, no en-
! contrando cargos concretos en- su con-
ira. Ell prisionero sera, seguramente,
puesto en- libertad, Embellishments.
MOSCOU, mayo 16.-Las cosechas
en- la Prussia Occidental, Ukrania y la
region del Volga, tienen todas las ca
racteristicas de ser magniicas; y me-
dianas en- el Noroeste y Suroeste de
Kouban, asi como Hsonjeras en- parte,
en- la Russia Central; medianas tam
bien y fructiferas en- el Norte y. Nor
deste de la zona de Astrrakhan. Son
los datos establishes que Sc han dado
la publicidad aqui. ae
81 LONDRES, mayo 16.-Al dejar la
! Corte esta nlanana el hder revolucio-
mario irlandes Art 0'Briens que fue
deearado en- libertad, Sc le sometio
nueyo arresto por las autoridades ba
jo. supuesta acusacion de. .conspiraci6n
para lleyar cabo un nlovimiento Sc
dicioso contra el regimen britanico en-
Irlanda.
PARIS, mayo 16.-Ha fallecido en-
esta capital ell ex Presidente del Con-
sejo de Ministries M. Freycinet, la
edad de noventinueve amos. Ell illus
tire politico frances era una fgura de
gran relieve en- la politica nacional
estaba conceptuado como un intimo
amigo de Georges Clemenceau.
| NEW YORK, mayo 16.-An1ncia-
Sc 1ltimamente que Firpo y Willard
han sostenido una entrevista en- Madi-
son Square, en- lag he amboS luchado-
res acordaron enfrentarse en- cual-
quier sitio que Sc designara. en-
julio siete. Las bases del con-
trato llevado a cabo sobre ba-
ses que aseguren la pelea. Ell pro-
motor de boxeo Tex Rickard, propone
que Sc celebre ell espectaculo en- ell
Yankee Stadium, de otra manera en-
] la ciudad de Persey.
WASHINGTON, mayo 16.-En su
viaje Alaska que sera en- julio siete,
la Casa Blanca anuncia que ell Pre-
sidente estara ausente de Washing
ton por 10 menos una temporada de
isesenta dias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16
Lo que dice A. B. C. so.
bre la muerte de Don
AbelardO de la Haba

Sevilla %, 8 manana.-Ha fallecido
en- csta capital, a consecuencia de una
affection cardiaca, u. Abelardo de la
Haba, jefe de la colonia ospanola en-
Puerto Rico Y presidente de la Dele
gaci6n que vino al primer Congreso
del Comercio espailol en- I1tramar
FL finado gozaba Ell Puerto Rico de
mucho prestigio Y su noinbre estaba
sielnpre asociado a toda cmpresa pa
triotica.
Espaiia pierde con la muerte de es-
tie patricio una de las figuras preemi-
nentes en- America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16
EN- Ell SENADO
DEPUERTO RICO
I'm despacho invitando
al Presidente Harding.
No concurren hoy a
la session las minOrias.

Despues de las 11.40 en- session y
no sc We en- el salon ninguno de los
'Sres. de la minoria republican, y So
cialista.
Ell vice-Presidente del Senado Sc
nor Hernandez Lopez, somete al Sena-
do ell texto de un cable para Ell Presi-
dente Harding, respecto de la proba-
BILE vista Puerto Rico.
No hay ningun nombramiento que
considerar y la ausencia de los caba-
lleros de la minoria Sc comenta de di-
versos modos en- los pasillos, creyen-
dose que 10 sera defnitiva y solo oca-
sional.
Algunas explicaciones del vice-Pre-
sidente del Senado y ell despacho-so-
metido Y aprobado-dice como sigue:
"Presidente Harding,
Washington, D. G.
Ell Senado de Puerto Rico fiel in
terprete de los sentimientos del pals
al enterarse de su proposito de visitar
esta Isla, lie expresa su ardiente de-
SEQ de que Sc realize euanto antes pa
ra tener la oportunidad de hacerle un
afectuoso y cordial recibimiento y de-
mostrarle el gran progreso realizado
por nuestro pueblo bajo la protection
de la gloriosa banderas de los Esta-
dos Unidos.'
Y la session Sc suspende, hasta ma
mana a las 8.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16
A VII so

La Eomisi6n de Hacienda de la Ca
mara de Representatives. celebrara una
vista p1blica ell jueves IL del corrien-
te. las ocho de Ia noche en- uno de
los saIones de Ia Camara, con objeto
dc Dir a quienes puedan estar intere-
sados en- el proyecto de Ia Camara No.
is para proveer rentas para Ell Pue-
bio dc Puerto Rico mediante la irnpo-
sici6n de determinadas contribuciones
sobre ingresos y benefcios excesiyos,
y para ofros fines.''
ALFONSO LASTRA CHARRIEz,
Prcsidente de Il Comisi6n de Hacienda,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16

Mrs. J. Willis Martin, esposa del
Presidente de la Common Pleas
Court, de Filadelfia, ha sido nombra-
da foreman" del Grand Jurado que
esta ALI en- funciones actualmente.
Ell principal objective de este Jurado
sera ell de inyestigar los cargos pre-
sentados dieha Corte de que infini-i
dad de- Tarc6ticos estan siendo ex-i
pendidos port algunas instituciones
del Estado y particulares en- todo
PENNSYLVANIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16

FL Coronel de la polciia Sr. Bennett
NOS hizo anoche entrega de las siguien-
ties manifestations contestando la
carta del juez Odlin que publicamos
en- otro sitio de este numero:l
"La carta que ha motiyado la crf-
ticas del Juez Odlin esta redactada en-
los siguientes terminos:
"Alcaide, Carcel de San Juan. Con-
flo que no le 'causara muchos incon-
Ixenientes Ell permitir que los amigos
del Coronel Stanton lie visiten hasta
las nueve de la noche. (f) w. r. BEN
NETT, Marshal de Ia. Corte de Dis
ltrito de los Estados Unidos."
Durante todo Ell tempo que trate de
actuar como Marshal de la Corte de
(Continda en- la 4ta. pagina,)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16

Mrs. Robert La Toilette. esposa del
senador de los EstadOs UnidOs pOr
ell estado de Wisconsin, Sc ha heeho
cargo de la direction de la Liga In
ternacional Femenina para la Paz,
al prOyectarse las refOrmas del ejer-
citO, que van endosadas hacer de
las fuerzas militares y navales de
la nacion las mas estupendas como
cidas. Mrs. La Toilette Sc dispone
realizar una extensa Propaganda
contra la idea entire todas las mu-
jeres de los Estados Unidos.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16
Una carta del juez de la Corte Federal
al Alcaide de la Carcel del Distrito de
San Juan, senior Paoli
Ell Hon. Juez Odlin da una satisfaction pdblica
al Alcaide senior PaOli ~ COntestaci0n
del Jefe de la POlicia Insular
Mr.. Bennett.

Aver por la maiiana, despues que
termino la session de la maIiana en- la
Corte Federal, ell Hon. Juez Arthur F..
Odlin entrego los representatives de
la prensa diaria, copia de la siguien-
tie carta que dirigio al Alcaide de la
carcel de distrito de San Juan Sr.
Paoli.
San Juan, P. R., mayo IA, 1928.
Sr. Manuel Paoli,
Alcaide de la carcel de Distrito,
San Juan, P. R.
Estimado Sri
Esta Corte debe I'd una satisfac-
cion publica, la que apresuro hacer-
la. Hasta la senlana pasada no lie
que a yer la carta escrita a I'd. en-
febrero del ano pasado en- la cual So
licitaban de I'd. que tratara con toda
consideration a George R. Stanton
durante el breve tempo que el iba
a permanecer en- vuestra carcel. La
carta que me refero, fue firmada
por w. R. Bennett, quien entonces
ocupaba ell cargo de Marshal de los
Estados Unidos.
Siempre he sostenido y predicado
todo 10 mejor possible, porque la Corte
de los Estados Unidos en- Puerto Rico
trate todos los criminales en- igual
forma, sin tener en- cuenta su naci-
miento, color posicion social. ST hu-
biese sabido en- aquel entonces que
Mr.. Bennett escribio a I'd. dicha car
ia pidiendole ese favor especial para
George R. Stanton, habria .enviado
un cablegrama a Washington pidiendo
SUI destitucion o mi renuncia como
siuez de los Estados Unidos.
porol la raz6n de estos fayores espe-,
cialess concedidoles ia George R. Sham
ton, por, los .cuales 10 shacfa a I'd. res
ponsable hasta esta fecha, ordene en-
Ell case de Mariana r. Pesauera que
este extinguiera sucondena en- la car,
eel de, Mayagiiez,ljy tambien hice 10
mismo 1en fel case de Victor Coll y
Cuehi,, para que el .cumpliera en- la
careel de Arecibo. 5. a. JJs 8
Mi disgusto respecto a este asunto
es, particularmente intense, debido
que yo soy virtualmente responsible
del nombramiento de w. r. Bennett
para ell cargo de jefe de la policia que
en- la actualidad desempefia. FL Co.
bernador Rely decline positivamente
hacer este nombramiento hasta que
yo 10 recomende. Y este 10 hice. Aho-
ra lamento 10 que hice en- ese extreme.
Estoy completamente SECURE que Ell
actual Marshal de esta Corte H. S.
Hubbard jamas escribira I'd. car
+ ia tan impropia v de tai naturaleza,
que tienda a impedir la buena
marcha de esta corte, y obstruir Ell
trabajo que he estado tratando de rea-
liar aquf: 81 10 hiciese asf, lie rue
go a I'd. que me 10 informe inmedia-
tamente para tomar una pronta ac-
cion.
Tenga la bondad de aceptar esta sa-
1tisfaccion que lie doy, en- el espiritu en-
que esta concebida, me suscribo de
jUd.
Respetuosamente,
/ Arthur F. Odlin.
Juez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16
TEATRO LIBERTY

tara algunas producciones suyas, ex-
|quisitas como todas las que brotan dc
su extro pfivilegiado. Tai yez el es-
poso de Amalia, cl actor Sr. Martinez,
coopcre tambi6n Al mayor exito de
esas noches de arte, de refnado arte,
dandonos conocer parte de su extern
SO repertoire.
A Ia llegada de Amalia 4 Puerto
Rico, es possible SO le haga un mere
|cido holnenaie. como el que su ho-
nor Sc e tribute en- "a ciudad de Ia
Habana, io hasc papchc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16
Semper regresa

Despues Ge haber estado rcclufdo en-
CANA dos dfas,, a consecuencia de una
cai'.a que sufri6 IN su residencia, hoy
In rg. esatlo a s,is tareas diarias Ell
Ell IMPARCIAL nuestro companero
de rc,,nceidn D. Joaquin Pujals San
tana, 10 que celebramos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-16

Cantsro, Fernandez & Co., Inc, Editorea
oAcinas: Allen 4S St., (altosl.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
ATTORNEY ADDS FIVE
CLAIMS TO GROUP In
CAMP NEAR TORREON
Promoters Start to Remove
Water From Old
Workings.

Torrcon. Mexico, Aug. ATTORNEY
Luis Zibiria Y Campo of San Juan de
Guadalupe, has added five claims to
his Sonambula group in the Sierra
Ramirez. A vein of heavily mineral
izer silver-lead ore traverses these
properties. Considerable development
work has been done with excellent re-
suits and it is expected that regular
shipments will soon be made.
La Chuca group of mines in the
Mapimi district has been acquired by
Jesus Rios of Lerdo. The group COM
prises ten adjoining claims, situated
north of the Cerro 'Prieto.
William McCrrry and +. Wald.
smith are Installing pumps in the old
San Jose mine in the Reyes mining
district IN order to remove the water
for development work. The lower
workings of this property have been
filled with water for many years. The
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
IN
MEXICO HANDLE
CALIFORNIA OIL
Aguila Company Has I'm
ported More Than l 1885,
030 Barrels.
FOR TREATY
Recognition Of Mexico
Would Solve Export
Tax Problem.

+ Tampico, Aug. 4.-Word was re-
ceived here this week that the British
tanker San Nazaroi is on its way to
this port from San Pedro, Cal. with
100000 barrels of California light oil
for the Mexican Eagle (Aguila Com
pany) which will use the oil in its re-
finery here.
Since March of this year the Aguila
company has imported more than
1885, 900 barrels of California oil.
The Anglo-Mexican Petroleum COM
pany. q subsidiary company Of the
Aguila and its sales agency. has en-
tered the exporting field and shipped.
last week from San Pedro. 100000
barrels of oil on the Dutch tanker In
dia.
Would Welcome Treaty
Oil operators are inclined to believe
that the signing of a treaty bringing
recognition of Mexico by the United
States would be of great assistance in
solving the flush production in the Los
Angeles basin. Such a treaty, 1t is
expected, would either abolish oil
sharply modify the present Mexican
export tax on oil. The secretary Of
the treasury recently ordered the I'M
port tax on petroleum repealed. Com
panies in California that expect TO be
directly benefited by the treaty are
the General Petroleum corporation,
known here as the Conn Mex and the
Doheny interests.
Both concerns have large refineries
in this locality. The Conn Mex re-
f;parv IL canohle of handling inward
Of 5000 barrels daily. This plant has
been closed down since the fall Of 49,,
owing to lack of oil to operate it. The
company is now stripping two wells
in the south field and purchasing 100
barrels daily.
The California company of the Conn
Mex state that after. recognition 1t
would be able to put ID tankers IN
operation between this Fort and San
Pedro for its refinery here. In the
California fields the company has a
potential production of about 1OO.OW'
barrels daily of crude. Just now 1t Is
getting 52.000 barrels and shutting
in $4,000. wAile buying 5000 barrely
from other producers. 81.
q Aeuila Buys Oil
The Aguila company has been buy.
ing large quantities of California oil
for refining here because it has the
retail trade in the republic and for
merly only had to pay an import duty
whereas other American producers de-
string to use their refineries in Next
co on American oil were forced to pay
both an import and export duty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05

upper portion of the vein has all been
worked out being sufficient evidence
that it originally contained good ore.
Rich ore deposits are said to exist
below, the mipers having been driven
out By the water which they were
unable to handle with their ancient.
crude methods. The work of I'M
watering the property il being watch
ed with much interest by the native
miners Of the camp.
MANUEL Ballesteros and Attorney
David Cara Farias have. taken over
the Dos Estrellas mines in the Coneto
district. The property lies near the
Otilia, La Palma and FL Chaiz mines
which produce ores of gold, silver.
lead and copper. Preparations are be-
ing made to carry out n great deal
Of development work with the expecta-
tions of opening up large ore deposits.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
LEAD, COPPER AND
SILVER PROPERTIES
WILL BE DEVELOP
Activity in the Mining Sec
ton Around Chikua-
hua Increases,

Chihuahua, Mexico. Aug. 4.-John
c. Shepherd Of this city is taking up
the Esperanza and La Tina,a mines
in the municipality of Coyame. within
the jurisdiction of the chihuahua min
ing agency.
Both of these properties comprise Z
group of six claims and the cics are
of silver. lead and copper. There are.
several old shafts, the most promising
of which are to be cleaned out and
sunk 10 greater depth.
Edward ID. Tittmann and Ramon
Garcia will develop the Reconocimien-
TO mines in the Minas mountains near
Villa Ahuamada. The vein carries
various classes of ore, such as lead,
zinc, copper. silver. etc.
Some very good samples have been
extracted and it is generally believed
the property will develop iEto big
producer.
Several new properties have been To-
Gated in the Villa Ahumada district
during the last week. and recorded
with the Juarez mining agent. Among
them being the Indio. located by Juan
| b. Gomez: La Reina. comprising ten
adjoining claims. by Arnulfo A.
Fuentes and Gilberto Carvajal; Ell
Picacho. located and recorded BY
Bunji Iwaya. Japanese of I'll Paso
the Santa Isabella, by Jose Ferreira
and the Azteca by Juan b. Gomez.
4 general meeting of the lola Min
ing Company is to be held in Chihua-
hua City August 10 for the purpose
if installing new officers for the en-
suing year. The call is made by the
secretary. Carl p. Halter.
The Santa Clara mines of the Par
raj district. are to be opened up By
Ricardo Ponce. This property contains
good bodies of high-grade silver-lead
ore which will be shipped to the local
shelters.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05

METHOD USED
TO SINK TEST
Oil Companies Combine to
Drill Well in Wildcat
Territory.
USE ELECTRICAL DRILL
Concerns to Save Money
by Joining With Each 4
Other in Work.

Tampico, Mexico, Aug. 4.-From
the crude methods of Drake to tne
perfection of cable tools was n
tremendous step in the oil industry.
Time. necessity. inventive genius,
brought about the use OF the rotary
and other improvements until it vas
thought that here was the ultimate
in drilling equipment.
To Use Electricity.
Comes now in the Tampieo fields
tho inauguration of unit e'ectt:cal
power with new features Of drilling
tools and methods. Every eye Will
be on the test that is being made
in Metlatoyuca, state of Puebla, not
far distant from Tuxpam.
Nor does this test bear interest
alone in this new feature of the in
dustry for instead of the costly. even
extravagant, expenditures heretofore
marking the rivalry OF various COM
panies to enter new districts, outbid
each other for leases, waste vast sums
by each building roads, telephone
lines and other constructive steps to
get there first. there has been formed
a cooperative effort that means
much TO the country and people at
large.
This phase of the development
planned is worthy of the attention
of everyone interested in oil. But
there is no one who is identified in
nny way with the industry who will
not keep his eyes and ears open for
the reports that will come from
Metlatoyuca.
This hacienda is twenty southwest
of the nearest production in Alamo
the Penn-Mcx Alamo. and the near
est drilling wells are along the
northern boundarv line of Metlatoy-
ca. The Pcnn-Mex is drilling well
in La Pita and another in Palo
Blanco not far distant and the In
ternational is drilling several wells
in Aqua Nacida! This test well in
Mctaltoyuca therefore, in strictly
wildcat territory.
Concerns Are Cooperating.
The following companies are CO.
operating: International Petroleum
company, Cha Metropolitan de
Olecductos Qsland). Texas Company
OF Mexico. Freeport and Mexican
Fuel Oil company ,(Sinclairl. Penn,
Mex Fuel company (South Penn OIL
company. New England Fuel Oil
company (Magnolia). -.
The test is directly under control
of the Corporation Petrolera Mexi-
cana. s. A.. which it is reported has
several concessions from the Mexican
governmet. 1t was this concern that
concluded arrangements for the drill
ing of the test well for the companies
mentioned in Metlatoyuca.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
OJITLAN CYANIDE
PLANT IS TREATING
1000 TONS PER DAY
Mill Erected on Site of
Smelter Built in Early
Days.
Ojitlan, Hidalgo, Mexico, Aug. A.

.Ojitlan, Hidalgo, Mexico, Aug. A.
The cyanide plant, known as the Ha-
cienda de Beneficio de Guerrero, To-
Gated in this camp and pertaining to
the Real del Monte y Pachuea Min
ing Company. is treating about 1000
tons of ore per day. a
This mill was erected on the site
of an. old shelter which many years
ago treated the ores in = crude way
from the Cabrera, Moran and Acosta
mines.
The first unit was built in 1905 by
American capital with capacity of
from 300 TO 400 tons daily but recent
discoveries of immense ore bodies in
the Purisma Conception mine obi
gated the company to increase the
capacity to 1000 tons daily in order
to handle the output.
Aside from the Purisma Conception
mine the company is operating in this
vicinity other mines. principal among
them being the Dificultad. Dolores,
San Ignacio, Santa Ines and San
Jose.
The ores are Of silver. lead. copper
and iron with some gold values. and
are conveyed to the plant for treat
ment by an aerial tram at cost of
approximately so centavos per ton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
600 TONS PER DAY.
S0-Stamp Mill Has Doubled Capacity
OF Old Plant.

Guanajuato. Mexico. Aug. 4.-The
metallurgical plant. of the Bustos-
Flores unit pertaining to the Guam
ajuato Reduction & Mines Company,
is treating about GOO tons of ore per
day. This ore is crushed and pre-
pared for the Flores cyanide plant at
the Bustos works.
Prior to 1904 the ores were treated
by amalgamation. During the year
1904 en- S0-stamp mill was installed
and in 1921 it was doubled in capa-
city.
The principal properties operated by
the company are the V:lenciana, Gaia.
Melado, Trio Kurtz. Rayas, San
Miguel de Rayas and Promontorio.
OF these the San Miguel de Rayas is
the heaviest producer. .The ores from
al mines carry gold and silver. They
are conveyed to the plant by means
of en- electric railway and crushed in
a Gates No. . crusher.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
TO REBUILD ROAD
Highway to Summer Resorts In Bad
Shane.

Monterrey, Mexico. Aug. Mon
terrey is now considering plans for
the reconstruction of the road lead
ing from this city to the town of
Santa Catarina, some fifteen miller
away from here.
This road is at the present time in
very bad condition, although traffic
of automobiles over the road has
gradually increased during the last
few months.
Santa Catarina is little village at
the foot of the Sierra Madre and is
one of the best summer resorts around
this vicinity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
SOCIETY MOVES TO
NEW HEADQUARTERS
Monterey No,u Has Four
Institutions of That
Kind.

Monterrey. Mexico, Aug. 4.-The
Sociedad Factores Mutuos del Conner
clio. one of the leading employees or
ganizations of mutualistic basis. has
lust moved TO the building that was
occupied for more than fifteen years
by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, this organization having NOV
ed recently to its new headquarters
down ut Calzada Pine Suarez AZ, IN
order to increase its industrial work
program.
Together with the moving OF its
residence. the Sociedad Factores Nut
uos has announced Il series of actlvi-
ties which have ben recently intro
duced as part of the welfare program
of the members. including well plan
ned social stunts. athletics. gymnasium
classes and several other things.
The new headquarters for the Socie-
dad FACTORIES Mutuos is at Padre
Mier IA and the building has been
completely remodeled during the last
last fortnight in order TO better house
the membership of the organization.
1t is stated that $500 have been
spent IN to this time in paperlng
the walls, putting new floors TO the
billiard ROOM. painting the gym and
several other things. :,
In general meeting of the board
of directors which was held Tuesday
a resolution was adopted regarding the
introduction of an up-to-date physical
education program and it was also
resolved to hire the services OF a train
ed physical director to handle the
work.
With the Sociedad Factores Mutuos.
adoption of physical work as part OF
the regular program. there are now
four big institutions in this city that
are conducting a program of physical
activities according TO, the modern
standards used by the best physical
departments in the athletic clubs. col.
leges and y. NJ. c. A. of the United
States
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-05
Ta,upico to Build Highway

Tampico, Aug. 4.-Interest has been
revived here in the proposed concrete
road TO Miramar beach. Ben Davis.
highway construction engineer. for
meriy of Tampico. but now in Mexico
CITY building roads through the Cha
pultepec colony. announces his inten-
tion Of returning to this CITY and put
ting the project across, 1t was Davis
who fnthered the project four years
ayo. About two years ago the matter
took n tangible. form but was ahan-
f,oned after Davis departure for Mex
ico City.