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Evening star., 1925-12-02
MAN HIT WITH LAMP.

Fred Williams, colored, ~, De
Frees street, narrowly escaped being
burned alive after being struck on
the head by lighted kerosene lamp.
which exploded, during an alteration
with his wife, Kate Villa ms, at his
home last night.
Williams was removed to Elmer
Sency Hospital in the ambulance and
treated for burns about the entire
body. His condition II grave. The
woman was arrested by police At the
sixth precinct and is being held pend
Ing the outcome of the injuries.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
s2,666 FOR lTALY's DEBT.
Natives Living at Cumberland.
Nd, Raise Assistance Fund.
Disp.trb ia The star

Special Dispatch to The star.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. December 2
Local Italians have raised $2.s6s as
their contribution toward the Italian
government debt to the United States.
The contributions were voluntary.
and 1t is expected the amount from
here will be greatly increased, as only
a partial canvass has been made. The
amount already contributed comes
from 81. most Of whom are members
Of the Christophoro Columbo Society.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
August Belmont's
Opera Box Sold
For Nearly $2OO,O 900
BY the Associated PrAAa.

BY the Associated PreAs
NEW YORK. December 2.-The
estate Of August Belmont has sold
his box in the diamond horse
shoe" at the Metropolitan Opera
House for nearly 100000 TO Paul
H. Helms Of New Rochelle, \. v.
president of the General Baking
Corporation, it WAS learned last
night.
Only 10 such transactions have
taken place at the opera house
within the last ~ years.
Mr.. Helms box adtoins those Of
Mrs. W. & Vanderbilt on one side
and Frederick A. ,Tuillard.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
OYSTER 2 1-2 POUNDS.
Rings on Shell Indicate Age IS or
80 Years. Says Virginian.

Special Disrstch 10 The star,
RICHMOND. Va. December g.
Commissioner W. Med. Lee of the
fisheries department has brought to
the city the largest oyster ever seen
in Richmond. The oyster and shell
weighed 21s pounds. the shell measur
ing 1Ola inches long and inches in
width.
The hivslve was taken from the
waters of the Kappa hammock River.
near the home Of Mr.. Lee. who avs
that II is between * and 30 years
old. This is determined hy the rings
on the shell. Mr.. Lee says that he
has seen oysters as large as this on
several occasions.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
Four Arrested in Burglary.
spatch to This star

Specal Dispatch TO Ths star
RICHMOND. Va, December g.
Rufus and Jesse Dickerson. Rudolph
PAGE and RAYMOND Gardner have
haen arrested on the charge of bur
elarizing a garage and oil station at
seven Fines. Three are In Jail await
ing trial next Monday. Page having
bean bailsd in the sum Of &1.eoo.
Evening star., 1925-12-02
KlPLING is ILL.
Making Satisfactory Progress,
However. Secretary Announces.

BIrRWASH England. December ?
(P).-Anxiety is felt over the condition
Of Rudyard kipling, who is i'll with
bronchitis.
The writer's secretary. however. an
nounced this morning that he was
making "a tisfa ctory progress.
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Miss Ella Paterson of Omaha is
pioneer in business. being a binder
twine broker and claimed TO be the
only woman in that line of business.
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Atlantic City now has a woman
chief Of the fire department, Miss
Drusills Taggerf having been appoint
ed honorary chief Of the department.
Evening star., 1925-12-02

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1925-12-02
CIVIL WAR FEARED
IF C0SGRAVE FAILS
IN BOUNDARY CRISIS

Continued from First PaeeD
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
TO the Health Department within the past "A
hours:
Elizabeth Cole. II. Little Sisters of the
Poor.
Samuel Henry Thompson. 20. 13o Mary
land ave. ew.
Hester Meredith. 70. st. Ehzabeths Hos
pltal.
Juliet Ayers. e5. Walter Reed Hospital.
Michael Tibore. IS. Gallnger Hospital.
Thomas A. Witherspoon g. Garfield Hos
pitaI.
James w Duty 81. 2416 18th st
Addison D.. Rhodes. SIS. Sl1 Massachusetts,
ave. ne.
Kate Melnor Diehl Al 14l1 st ne
John P. Cooney. A.. Gslinger Hospital.
Mary Margaret Barry. IS. Providence Hos
pItal.
John Charles Fenwiclz 3la days. Colum-
BID Hospital
Anna Reeder Garner %. 342 Bryant st.
John V. DlSgs. 62. Freedmen's Hospital.
Harriet Robinson. 54. Providence Hos
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Gland in Base of Brain Explains
Women's Privilege to Change Mind

Correspondence of The Star and New YoEk
World.
LONDON. November 21.-A tiny
gland, about the size of pea, in the
base of the brain is responsible for the
'incomprehensibility of woman and
explains that privilege she claims of
being able to change her mind. 1t Is
Prof. Clement Jeffery. the fashiona BILE
Park Lane manipulative specialist
who has made the discovery.
IeCturing before medical students
and prominent doctors. Prof. Jeffery
said that Woman, the Incompetent
sible throughout the ages" could at
| last be eNplained-in terms of glands.
the late Georgian period. and the mill
tant Suffragette of the early Lloyd
Georgian days, differed only as re-
suit of the Secretions of certain glands,
indeed. ii might be held that the limit
ing factor of the whole feminist move
ment was a tiny gland situated in the
base of the brain.
While our typical masculine and
feminine characteristics, both mental
and physical. were due to the prepon-
derance OF the seCretionS of such
glands. it would nevertheless be
absurd said Jeffery, to take the view
that human beings were merely autom-
atoms. II our characteristics were
controlled by our glands, we in turn
had that power, by obeying the laws of
nature. which enable our glands to
function normally
Evening star., 1925-11-29
CHAPLIN HALTS MERGER
OF BIG FILM CCHCERNS
Refuses to Enter Combine of
United Artists With Metro
Goldwyn Interests.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Los ANGELES, November IS
Charles Chaplin declared today that
under no circumstanc conceivable" I"
would he join the proposed film re
leasing combine between his fellow
members in the United States Artists
group and Metro-Goldwyn. The com
edian's statement followed an earlier
interview with Douglas Fairbanks,
another United Artists member, in
which the latter accused Cha plin of
kicking over the traces" and being
"suspicious" of the proposed merger.
Doug has said that | kicked also
at the time United Artists was
formed" Chaplin said. This is not
the case. ] was the one who organ
ized United Artists. However, | am
kicking now"
Chaplin declared he would not enter
the combine as proposed. because he
believed it will endanger the independ-
ence of United Artists and Will also
work harm to exhibitors.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia - Fair and
slightly colder today; tomorrow fair
with slowly rising temperature.
Maryla and-Fair and slightly colder
today: tomorrow fair, slowly rising
temperature
Vireinia-Fair and slightly colder
today: tomorrow fair, slowly rising
temperature.
West Virginia-Fair and continued
cold today; tomorrow increasing cloudi-
ness with rising temperature. followed
by rain.
Records for "A Hours.
AZ; am, Al; am, 40; am, 40:
10 am. AZ; II noon, AZ; 2 pm. 43; 4
pm, Al; pm, SO; 8 pm, 80; 10
pm, "a.
Highest, a.: Lowest, "a.
Relative Humidity-S am, 50; ,
pm. SO; pm, 54
Rainfall Is pm. to s p.m.), o.
Hours Of sunshine, 6.8.
Per cent of possible sunshine, !.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 40; lowest, 33.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.
Today--Low tide, % am, and l:3S
pm; high tide. 1:20 IA m. and 1856 pm,
Tomorrow Low tide. PA An, and
2:24 pm; high tide, SOC am, and
S:l9 pm.
The sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 7:05 am, sun
sets, 4:47 pm.
Tomorrow Sunrises, 7:06 am; sun
sets, 4:47 pm.
Moon rises, 4:43 pm; sets. 6:OI am
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

The Wanderlusters' hike for today
VIII start from Chevy Chase lake at
2:30 pm. Mr.. Handy will lead.
Columbia Lodge, No. 50, |. Is. p.
o. E. of the World, assisted by the
Community Center Band will lay the
corner stone of the Second Baptist
church Southwest. at Second and n
streets. at pm. Immediately after
the laying of the stone the Inter
denominational Ushers' Union will
hold services in the church. Public
invited.
"Reincarnation" will be the sub
Ject of talk. pm, at United Lodge
of Theosophists, 1871 X street. All
welcome.
The Bureau of Commercial Eco
Park Hotel Theater, will present An
tonius Pip, Minister from EsthOnia
In The Romance and Resources of
ESthonia.' The lecture will be illus
trated with films and slides.
"a World Confederation at Hand,
as, Foretold by the Prophet Daniel, "
VIII be the subject of a leture by DR..
B. II. Wilkinson, pm, at the Capt
tai Memorial Church. Musical pro
gram at 7:15
The Young Mems Hebrew AssoCia-
ton Will give an entertainment and
dance, 9 pm, at its building, Elev-
enth and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
brown.
Lawrence Joyce and Lottie Tate.
Albert H Hunter and Virginia +. Tarpley
Erwin A Kennedy and Laura SedEwIck.
Glen A. Gray of Akron. Ohio. and Beatrice
+. Hahn of Fallentimher. Pa.
Claude o. Soper and Marie +. Sanderson.
Earl J. Essick of Pottstown. Pa. and
Elizabeth p. Dillon of Psmplin. Va
Wade L. Palmer of Cowart, Va. and
Frances s Dobyns of Oldham. Va.
James D. Thomas and Hattie Thomas.
samuel Dascuola and Dorothy Bookman
both of Baltimore.
alvin B. Truatt and Susie McGoines.
William X. Phelps and Fannie Summer.
both of Newport News. Va.
Cornelius L. Fitzgerald and Estelle r
Clifford.
Lewis E. Weaver of this city ard Florence
Thompson of Hyattsville Md.
Harold w Smith OF Norfolk Va. and
Jessie E. Spates of Harpers Ferry. W. Va.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Car1s of Tbanks.

BRENT; We wish TO extend sincere thanks
Tor the many courteses ana floral offer.
Ings in our sad bereavement of husband
and father. THOMAS BRENT.
THE FAMILY.
JACKSON. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deepest apprecIatIon to our
relatives. neighbors and friends for their
faithfulness and beautiful floral offerings
during the illness and death of ouT dear
mother. LUCY Z. JACKSON.
THE FAMILY.
LEE. We wish to extend our appreciation
TO our many friends also Beulah Banist
Church, Elk Lodge No. 81. Georgia State
Club Deanwood Social club. Navy Depart
ment Social club. Bureau Construction and
Repairs. Navy Department and Richmond
beneficial Insurance Go. for their kind ex-
pressIons of Sympathy during the illness
and beautiful floral designs at the death
nf our dear husband and father. JOHN II
LEE. THE FAMILY :
LtCkETT. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our relatives and friends for
their kind expressions Of sympathy and
for tn" beautiful floral tributes at the
death of our father. THE FAMILY.
PRICE. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for the many OK
nresslons of sympathy and the beautiful
floral offerings received at the death of
our husband and father. Mr.. CLINTON o
PRICE
ANNA NJ PRICE AND DAUGHTERS 4.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
DIES IN NEW YORK.
Mother-in-Law of Senator Cope
land SuccumbS

Word was received here yesterday
of the death in New York City of
Mrs. Alice Jacklin SpauldinS Erie
stedt of Chicago, the mother OF Mrs.
Royal s. Copeland. Mrs. Copeland
Is the wife of Senator Copeland of
New York.
Mrs. Friestadt was Ga years old
She was born in Detroit.
Mrs. F'riestedt is survived by a
brother, Rev. James f.. Jacklin of
Detroit. by two children, Mrs. Cope
land and DR.. Lyman SpauldinG of
New York, and n step-daughter. Mrs.
Thad Knapp of Highland Park, Mich.
The funeral services will be held
at the home of Senator and Mrs.
Copeland. Suffern, y. Y, tomorrow
at 2:45 pm.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Sofia Bomb Plotters Saved.

SOFIA, Bulgaria November 28 4).
king Boris, on the occasion Of the
national fete day, issued pardons to
l9 persons convicted in the. civil courts.
He commuted the death sentence in
the case of numerous persons convict
ed by military court of participation
in the cathedral bomb conspiracy last
April
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Until recently. he continued, their
existence had been absolutely denied
although 1t was now recognized that
our lives were largely dominated by
them. The glands required nutrition
and wholesome food. Air and sunlight
were also important influences on their
secretions. These must be normal.
both as regards quantity and quality
If healthy life was to be achieved
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
u the Health Department within the past -
hours
Oakley and Alice Sliger. girl
Ralph and Lillian r. Edwards hos
Samuel and Rose Blich. boy.
George and Nina A Tribe. boy.
Thomas and Marjorie Didlake. girl
Stanley and Sara Woodward. boy.
Charles and Fannie Quicker girl
Charles and Viva G. Boey. boy.
Frank and Mary Collins girl
Dallas and Marie stone boy.
Lloyd and Dorothy Townsend. boy.
Lewis and Mary Terry hoy.
John and Beatrice Burgess. boy
Haskey and Reha B. Williams. boy
Lonnie ana Farlne Settles boy
Henry and Florence Thornton. girl.
Gillard and Edith Bland. girl
Horace and Elizabeth Byrd. girl.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

a nOyena i'm honor of Our Lady of
Prompt SucCor, beginning Tuesda Y
and ending on the Feast of the I'm
maculdte Conception, December s, viii
be held in the IFrsuline Convent 5l9
Fourth street. Devotions each evening <
at 80 pm, followed by benediction.
Rev. Henry +. O'keefe of the ApOs-
toiic Mission House will conduct the
nOvena.
The Seekers of Good Club of the
Italian Baptist Church will hold its
annual bazaar Tuesday, pm. at the
church, New York avenu" and kirby
streets.
Mary \. Williams will. speak on
Faith at the meeting of the Wash
ington Practical Psychology Club to-
morrow. s pm, at the Playhouse.
The South Carolina Society will open
its season at the Maytiower Hotel
Friday evening with a reception and
dance.
Owing to the illness of Col. John
MCElroy, commander of Kit Carson
which was to have been given tomor-
row To Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent
Daughters OF Veterans. has been post
poned.
The District Public School Associa-
ton will meet in the boardroom OF
the District Building Wednes sday night
at S O'Clock.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
P0STMASTERS DELIVER
APPEALS PERSONALLY
Walk Out of Offices to Present Re
quests for Aid in Anti-Tuber-
culosis Campaign
~ the kssociated Prose

NEW YORK, November 2S.-The
United States Postal Service today
experienced a walkout of postmasters
the opening act of a coast to coast
sale of Christmas seals by the Ma
llonal tuberculosis Association
In every large city the postmaster
personally delivered to a prominent
resident of his community the first
letter to be sent out in that city
or town urging wide purchase of the
seals. Altos ether. it was stated by
the association. more than 10000, 600
christmas seals letters Will he placed
IN the mail during the next week
throughout the country. The pro
ceeds from the sale will be dsel hy
the association to combat tubercu-
losis throughout the United States
curing the coming year.
me letters sent to residents of
New York city stated that $500 er-
sons IN the metropolis died asst year
ffom tuberculosis and lhat 2S 5000
"'her persons We're known To be
suffering from the disease.
Evening star., 1925-11-29
Deaths.

IiMo1Hi. Friday November u tg.5 a.
his resIdence. 2Oo st ne iI-S,TAlL
nniNtENT. belov ed husband Of FJnrenre N
res,,n,S services VIII bc held al his late
Istihca Inierr, MONDAY. Novcmbcr 30 at " D M.
,neht AZ Cedar Hin Cemetery -
,dHEEf hEf: suddenly Friday. No,ember .,
fr1 80; az the rtsIdencc of her parents l:,::,i
Ht,rafa St ny GLADYS r. beloved ttau.H
Ter of Samuel NJ and EIizabatb NJ TIS,i'cr J-'r
runeral from above residence MGnday No
fauls catholic Church 10Th and I ais
nv. where mass viii be celebrated a. o
an Ior the r"D"s" of her soul. Relative
ana friends invited 70 attend 5gs =
ItekER The CathoIr Daughters ~ hrno,-
- d5iIp ~ .T, pun,e inc death of heioycd mem
,i GLaDfS TUCKER They wiil Assem-
hir for prayer at the family rnsidrn"e
it3h Glrard It. NV. SUNDAY Nnyan,har
~. at : nm. '"'''
E1c,r MARY {. BoLAND. d z
ELSIE BENNETT. FIn. seq. = "a
"lLkERSON. FRIDAY. <oyeub.r o7 TO-
II dTanMl AZ LLrsdencc. 1913 sth St NV VII
fhc'r fhNhf ST. He leaves to mourn
L"o sons. one sister one hrOther anJ
most OF other relatives FunrTai NJ, IiI.
Mi islp-r NJ 30 al O'Clock PM from
r. Mehiorlal Church Rev Dent paetor
HdSgo"d ofi'tating. ~.
"rnnEEfSfooN; rnnE Tuesday November -
beloved at TsTield Hospital. THOMAS A
sp1on oneu husband Of Eleanor r Withcr-
70. funeral home 3aOl I4tb - n a. a.,
monday November 30 at n N Int ~
mn. III Arlington National Cemetery -
Ga"nd - Novcmh"r -. 1923 at the resi-
MI Wr Il heT In son R; f wright BeitsviI1e
neraI from NJ + Church BIItsIiIIe M
MohdaF. Novemhe- 30 at 10 a m 81.
"'uIia papers please Copy
Evening star., 1925-11-29

England's plan TO make motion pic
ture productions at Wembly, 10 fight
American films, has been abandoned
because of fog, there during the Win
er months
Evening star., 1925-11-29
FOUND.

AIkEDALE DOG-Male. found a week ago.
Owner call 1014 r. ]. ave. NV.
please apply Washington Animal Rescue
League. $40 Maryland ave. s.w.
PART AIREDALE-Male. large dog long
tail wearing brass-studded harness when
found. Aoply Washington Animal Rescue
league. $40 MARYLAND ave. s.w.
POODLE-Female all white body. curly
hair. with smooth face. black eyes and
nose; some ones pet. Please apply Wash
lngton Animal Rescue League. $40 Maryland
Evening star., 1925-11-29

Enamel produced by some of the
larger varieties of snails is being used
commercially
Evening star., 1925-11-29
The District Public School Associa
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and Sailings From
New York.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Giuseppe Verdi. di.......... Genoa Nov. l.
Providence .....--.... .MarseiIlc. Nov. s
DUE TODAY
Pastores ......... Port Iimon, Nov. 80
Empress of Scotland Southampton Nov ! 4
nIrE MnNnAE
Evening star., 1925-11-29

MILBURN. Departed this life Friday. No
vember 81. 1925. at 9 am. LOUISE MIL
BURN: beloyed aunt Of Corinne Amey. Flu
vera MSabo from az anon Wesley ohITTn monoas
Mount Zion Cemetery. Relatives and friends
Evening star., 1925-11-29

McDEvITT. Friday. November o. 1925. at
NJ McDEVITT. Remains resting at the s.
H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st.
NV. until Sunday. November 90. at l 80
pm Funeral services at the chapel of
Mount Olvet Cemetery. Frederick. Md.
Sunday November 90. at 3 80 pm. In
terment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela-
and friends invited
International., 1925-07-06

Con motive de rumores que cir
,culan al efecto de la posibllidad de
una .huelga de los ferrocarrlleros
xinconformes con la nueva reglamen
tacion de trabajos que substltuye
a los antiques contratos, el Presl-
adente Gales declare que llevara Ell
plan de economic, desatendlen-
dose a los resultados que pueda
acarrear esta accion. Termina sus
.declaraciones en- los siguentes ter
minos: Gel programa Obrerista del
:Gobierno no esta en- pugna con la
accion energica que habra de des'
arrolarse 81 desgraciadamente vese
obligada a clio; pero es precise que
conozca tambien ell elemento sano
-Ferrocarrillero que una declar-
aci6n de huelga impecara automa-
ticamente, dada su condiclon de
servidores del gobierno, la perdlda
ldefinitiva de empleos, cualesquiera
que sean sus categoria Y gremios a
,que pertenezcan, subtituyendolos
por personas que esten dispuestas
a ~seguir la labor constructive de
International., 1925-07-06

gobierno qe ademas esta dispuesto
a reprimir con todo rigo la labor
de SABOTAGE que Sc eJerza 81 la
huelga Sc declara".
Ell mismo mensaje de la Ciudad
de Mexico nos trae las siguientes
noticieias:
Ell Secretario de Guerra declara
que es completamente falso que al
norte del pals nj en- ninguna otra
zona del Territoria Nacional haya
Ihabido desordenes con caracter sub
versio. Hay tranqalidad absolute
en- toda la Republica y no hay mo-
two que pudiera ser de otra man
era, sigue declarando ell Secretario
de Guerra.
International., 1925-07-06

ito hasta Sc le amenazo, La
jorroba resulto ser M bottella de
litros conteniendo nezcal, y el es'
tonnage asum1a tan grandes pro
porciones por ell hecho de esconder
una botella igual la que formaba
Ia joroba.
La madre del mu@ka no fu6 10
calizado en- Naco por los mismos
Guardias y admiti6 que en- efecto
Sc le habfa mandado al muchacho a
contrabandear Ecor.
La fanlilia del muchacho acept6
deportarse a Naco, Mexico su de-
jaba en- libertad al muchacho, 10
que en- efecto sc hizo.
International., 1925-07-06
Sc Captura un ContrabaodSta de once amos de edad

FL controbandista mas joven en-
ia historic de la Tesoreria Federal
ra sido capturado por los Guardias
Americanos del distrito de Arizo-
ma, segun declaraciones de Charles
Fowler, Administrator de la adua-
ma de Nogales, Arizona. En- ell in
forme rendido por ell Administra-
dor Fowler. Sc le acusa a Gilberto
Martinez, de once a5os de edad de
contrabandear 1icor.
Segun las declaraciones de los
Guardias, rnuchaeh0 Sc 10 encon-
traron en- la frontera de Mexico y
ARIZONA, siguiendo las huelas de
piez descalsos en- la arena. A los
Guardia Sc les hizo eXtraio encon-
trar huellas en- una region desola-
da, 10 cual dio margen la busca
del duefo de las huellas y su en-
cuentro.
Su extrafa apariencia desconcer-
to a los guardias. Ell muchacho
parecia jorobado y tenia un estom-
ago de proporciones abnormales.
Cuando uno de los inspectors lie
quiso examinar la joroba, SO resis-
International., 1925-07-06
Ell NATERNACIONAL, PRI-
NERO EN- OAR NOTIClAS
DE INTERES

No obstante la lluvia que caia,.
cienes de personals de comglomer-
ban ansiosas en- frente de nuestras
oficinas ell Jueves en- la noche con
ell objeto de saber ell resultado de
los encuentros pugilisticos de
Will-Weinert y Greb- Walker que
tomaban lugar en- la misma noche
en- Nueva York.
Ell servicio telegrafico de "El
Internacional," miembro del UNI
TED PRESS Y UNITED NEWS
dos de las mejores servicio de. no
ticias, fue un exito pues Sc SUI
pieron los los resultados apeteci-
dos media hora antes que en- cual-
quier otro lugar en- esta ciudad.
Este pendiente de nuestro pi-
zarr6n para los resultados de to-
daS las noticias deportiyas en-
cuentros pugilisticos, round por
round.
Sienpre sabra los resultados
antes que en- cualquier otra parte
en- Gel International.
International., 1925-07-06
Sc DEPORTA A UN PERIODS
IA POR HACER PROPAGAN-
DO COMUNISTA

MEXICO D. F. Julio 2.-El peri
odista norteamericano Betran
Wolfe, fue expulsado del pals ell
hecho de hacer propaganda comun-
ista entire los elementos ferrocar-
rileros. Les aconsejaba que opus
ieran resistencia al reajuste orden-
ado por ell Gobierno. Ademas, en-
viaba informaciones falsas deni-
grantees a Mexico para periodicos
extranjeros. A prop6sito de la ex-
pulsion de Wolfe ell Ministro de
Gobernaci6n, declara que seguira
igual procedimiento con extranje-
ros con esas tendencias y los Mexi-
canos Sc a tenderan a los castigos
que marca la ley.
International., 1925-07-06
Sc enCOntrO Pc
trOIeO en- una
campo de
Siembra

Por datos que nos proporcion6
una persona procedente de Wilcox
|sabemos que un empleado del Sud
Pacifico en- Wilcox ha descubierta
petroleo en- una campo de siembra
que esta cerca de su casa. Er hom-
bre de referencia esta vendiendolo
la 10 ell gallon.
Ell empleado estaba perforandO
un pozo de aqua y Sc encontro con
la grata nueva de petroleo Sc COM
enzaba calar por las paredes del
que pozo.
Ell sitio donde Sc hizo ell nuevo
idescubrimiento esta como tres
millas de donde de estan hacienda
otras perforaciones y donde reci--
|entemente broto petroleo.