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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
C2ANARAN E. |.
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De MEX.
LOS COMERCIANTES
AMERICANOS
- =
Fundan una oficina en-
Mexico para activar
su propaganda
releo,ama Especial para L., PRENsA.

TeleyTGUG ESpcCIaI para L. FHEHS-i.
NUEVA YORK, Mayo 27.-En los
circulos &c negocios de esta ciudad
Sc ticnen noticiaS de cue la Asocia-
cion de Negoclos del Vale Gel Miss-
ssippi, Que ha rcsuelto establecer en-
la cluGad dc Mexico una oficlna de
ncgocios para la promotion del &C
mercio de Ia region del Vale del Mi
ssissippi con Mexico, establecIa, 81
ticnc cl eXito deSeado con la REFER
da oficina. otras dc la mlsma iadoic
en- diferenteS ciudades del pals.
FL proposlto que Sc tiene, segun
las infornlaciones Qbtenidas en- los
circulos comercialcs de aqui, es es-
tablecer oficinaS en- las cludades de
Monterrey, Tampico. Neracruz, Qua
Galajara Merida. Esas oficinas, asi
como la que esta va siendo estabie-
cida en- la ciudad dc Mexico. Sc en-
cargara de tomar Grdenes para las
empresas comerciales industr,ales
interesadaS en- ganar el merCado De
Mexico, Y al misrro tempo, de hacer
una activa propaganda en- favor &c
los productoS generates americanos.
sobre la base de Ia cooperation.
Los negociantes de Nueva York es-
Tan ultimando los preparativos para
el envio de una gran comision de a
gentes autorizados no solamente para
tomar 6rdenes investigar las condi-
clones del comercio meNcaro, 81
no para e<jablecer suoursales en- las
urincipales ciudades de los Estados.
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CARRANZA PIDl0 AL
COB. De AQUELLA
NACI0N QUE Sc
ENCARGARA De
LALEGACION
E! nombramiento hecho en-
favor de Fabela de Nitro.
en- Berlin, quedo
sin efecto
E,y.eui oar. Ia oRESsA.

Sslec-arno E,p.1ni Ddrs Ia eRES6A
NUEVA YORK, Mayo 27.-Un
mensaje cablegrafico de Buenos Ares
.nforma que ell gobnerno de Carransa
pidlo al gobierno Argentine que Sc
hiciera cargo de los negocios mcxca-
nos en- Berlin, en- t. 10 que sc nom
b1a un nuevo Minjstro plenipoteneia-
rio cerca del gobierno aleman.
Eli gobierno argentine accedio a la
solicitud del gobierno de Mexico
segun agrega ei despacho, el cual
da cuenta lie que asi 10 anuncio ell
Miniaro de Negocios Extranjeros del
presidente Irigoyen senor Honorro
Pueyrredon, quien envio instrueciones
al ministro argentine en- Berlin, para
que asumiera el cargo de los nego-
cios de la legacion meXicana.
Isidoro Fabe!a. quien ell gobierno
de Mexico habia nonlbrado Minis
tro Plenipotenciario en- Alemanla,
raiz de haber designado Ministro en-
Argentina al pceta Amado Nervo.
continua aun en- Madrid, esperando
nuevas inStrucciones. Segun Sc sa-
be. el nombramiento de Faheia como
Ministro de Alen>ania fue revocado,
pues Carranza resolvio no tener re-
presentante acreditado eli Berlin, en-
tanto no sea resuelta ia Situacion de
Alemania per la Conferencia de Ia
PaZ.
A fines del ano pasado Fabela
fue enviado a Europa, en- comlslon
diplomatica, yendo Espa1a, apa-
rentemente con Il encare" de Minis
tro PIenipotenciario en- sustitacion
dc Eliseo Arredondo, dc quien Sc
dijo en- esa epoca que seria hamadc
Mexico para encargarlo re la Sc
cretaria de Rslaciores Exteriores.
Despues Sc supo que Fabela habia
sido nombrado Ministro en- Alemania
Y Que en- Madrid esperaba instruccio-
nes para ir' a hacerse cargo de la
LegaciVn en- Berlin.
Los sucesos politicos dessrrollados
en- Alenania hicieron detener Fabe-
la en- Madrid por orden de Carranza,
quien acaba de dar este nuevo paso,
los negocios meMcanos
en- Berlin al Ministro Argentine, Y
cancelando ell nombramiento hecho en-
favor de Fabela.
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NO ESTARA EN- LA
JUNTA BONILLAS
Antes del lanes deberG sallr
de Washington para Mex.

T.I-zrcu- especial prrs LII PHsNSA>
WASHINGTON. mayo 21.-Se
considera probable que el Embajador
Bonillas no pronuncie sienlpre el dis
curse que Sc habia anunciado en- Ia
session inaugural de Ia Conferencia
Comercial Panamericana que va a ce-
lebrarse bajo los auspicios de la u
MON Panamericana. en- vista de que
dicha session tendra lugar el proNl-
mo lunes. de Que el proyectado VIA
jc del Embaj jador Bonillas a la Gu
dad dc Mexico cs possible que sea en-
prend;do antes del dia citado-
Sc anurcia que el Embajador a
mericano en- Mexico. senior Henry F.
Fletcher hara uso de la palabra en-
q referIda session.
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LEGO a WASHINGTON Ell
ALMiRANTE ITALIANO
CONDE LOTATELLI
re!esrsma Especial para Ia PRENSA.

re!e5Tama Especial para Ia PREhSA.
NUEVA YORK, Mayo 21.-Se ma
recibido de Washington un telegrama
en- el que sc da cuenta de que el Al
mirante italiano Conde Lovatelli y
su secretariO, senor Camilo Cerretl
llegaron esta ciudad hdy, y quo in
mediatamente Sc dirigieron a la En-
bajada italiana a dar cuenta del IN
cidente de Tampico.
Sc tiene la idea de que el Almi-
rante Lovatelli ha sido llamado por
el gobie-no italiano para que vaya a
Roma a dar cuenta personalmente
de dicho lncidente con todos sus de-
TALES. muchus de los cuales Sc hallan
en- desacueruc con las noticias que
proceden de la ciudad de Mexico.
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FALSAS COMPANLAS
PETROLERAS EN-
MEXICO
Inveshgan en- este pals va
rias explotaciones he
chas con elias
r.i.ornnn Esp,eial eare I'd pRENSA.

T-ieo-umn Especial purG ia PRbASA.
NUEVA YORK, Mayo 27.-hl
Procurador de Distrito Swan ha ln'-
ciado algunas investigaclones sobre
alcunas companies one Sc han orGa-
nizado recientemente en- esta cIudad,
V cue pretenden tener poZos petro-
liferos en- Mexico.
Seeun ha manif festado el Procura-
dor Swan, de sus IIvestigaciones Sc
Gesprende que un buen numero dc
falsas companies petroleras que ca
tPasa A la paG. aa- col ta.)
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CASO LA SENORITA MERCEDES
RASASA.
Especial pass La PRENSA.

Especial pars La PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. Mayo 27.-La Sc
norita Mercedes RabaSa, Ia Mas joven
hija del iicenciado don Emilio RabaSa,
prominente abogado Y politico meNi-
cano que deSempeno nIevadas comlsio-
nes de Mexico en- el eXrranJero. case
hog con el senor l. Nlllafranca.
La ceremonial relig'csa. que tu-
20 luEar cr la igieSia espanola. fuG
solemnc, aSiStiendo ella 10 mas pre-
nniueutc dc IL colona mexicans dc
Nueys SeSk>
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lima MILLIONAIRE NEX|CANA De VIDA MAS NOVE[ESCA
OLE IA De LAS fEROiHAS De LAS NOEZAS De DUMAS
1o UNA wN1UD oRMENT0SA FE CoRoNELA" "BANDoLERA'

IA ayuda de la campana en- contra
de los carrancistas que eli aquei en-
tonces Sc ocupaban de sacar ganado de
las principales haciendas.
lie ofrecio sus servicios.
TOGO la casualidad de que Altaml-
rano Sc hospeGara en- ia mlsma casa
en- que Sc hallaba Esperanza Ccegue-
ra. la que despues de algunos ira
los con ell jefe rebelde, lie ofrecIo
sua servlcios como soldaao, mani
festandole que era tan it'll como cuai-
quier valiente, y que estaba dispuesta
a combatir sin descanso al goblerno
carrancista. va que muchos hombres
no 10 hacian por falta de resoluclon.
Altamirano. convencido de Ia honr-
bria de la muchacha, a acepto =
su servicio, Y, desde entonces, vestlda
de f1ombre Y montando a caballo me-
;or que cualquier jinete, dio al Jete
rebelde pruebas de cue, en- efecto, po-
co faltaba para que fuera meJor que
el ell materia de guerrlllas y en- IA
forma dc manejarSe con los enem.-
COS que caian prisioneros.
Quedo con el nando.
Durante algIn diempo la Oceguera
liev6 esta vida al lado de Altamira-
no, cuando este fallecio, toGos los
de Ia partida aceptaron como "jefa'
a la Srava hembra que, despues de
todo, logro imponerse muchos ban-
doleros de peio en- pecho, a quienes
perseguia hasta lograr su exterininio.
La 0ceguera, COMO sucesora de Al
tamirano, dcsarollo tai actividad, que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
UNA COMISION ABISINIA LEGO
4 TARANTO
De- ..rr-c,e ,see.teI :. Il rRENSA

ROMA. Mayo 2I.-Cna comiSlon
especial abisins lego hoy a Taran-
10. V los miembroS que IA lntegran
v:S.taron durante Ia tarde Ia flota
icalisna Cue Sc halla a..eiada en- di-
emo puerto hshiendo continaado 81
viaje Roma. que es el punto final
de 81 deStino. dess ues.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
DPasa \ IA 5a- paE. Col. ia.l


dad federativa. Esto, sin duda algu-
ma. origino que Don Nenustiano en-
persona tomara cartas en- e! asunto
para impedir que Buelna permana-
ciera en- Mexico, no obStamte que Don
VenustiaLo IN persona habla autori-
zado al mislnc rebelde para que re-
-resara al pals.
Sc cree que de ia Haoana vendr;'
Buelna 4 Ia Baja California lnten-
tar nuevamente trabajar en- la agri-
cultura. en- cuya empresa no pado sa-
lir avante durante el tempo que per-
manecio en- el Distrito Norte.
Entire los refugiados, no ha cauSa-
DO mucha extraneza el fracaso &C
BueIna, V segun ellos mismos dicen,
seryira como leccion para todos aque-
los ess l7tcntsu regresar al pals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
VOL V|O Ia
ALARVAA
TORREON
LAS Was FERREAS
INTERRUMPIDAS
La comarca lagunera es
viIIista y por ESQ hay
gran tenor

'Viaisros liegados esta, proceden-
tes de la ciudad de Torreon, Coahulla,
afirman que, contra 10 que diversas
informaciones de Mexico han aseve-
RADIO ultimamente, la alarPa continua
en- aquella comarca, ante el peilgro
de los avances de los villistas, cuyas
actividades son cada dia mayores.
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.ELObRECONISnO
NUYACTIVOEN
FL OESTE
sspec;aI osrc la PRENSA-

Esrec;uI prrc la PRENSA-
SAN DIEGD, Cal, Mayo 23.-En
el circulo carrancista de esta cludad.
Sc cree que el general carranclSta
Alvaro Obregon escogera San Diego
para hacer Ia primera declaration
formal de su candidatura q ia preSl-
dencia de la Republca de Mexico.
Los esfuerzos de los Consulcs Pc
rez Denegri. de San Francisco. Ter
ruche. de Los Angeles = Dominique.
de esta ciudad. siguen tenclendo a
reunir aqui a un numeroSo grupo de
obregonistas y 81 cS possible al nlsmo
Obreg6n. a fin de que sean eilos los
iniciadores dc la campana pceaden-
cial en- la que esperan obtener cl
t1iunfo de su candidate.
Los prepaartlvos para el bale cor
cue celebraran 81 consul ' los en-
pleados del Consulado el dia QUO
arribe el Consul Perez DenegCl, son
muy activos, pero cada dla CANA mas
adeptos la idea de que este baiie Sc
vera muy POGO concurrioo por las
fan:iliaS de aquI. las que tIenen cier-
ia desconfianza de que vayan per-
sonas POGO conocidas de elias al bal
le. como ocurrio en- el del de Mayo,
' ademas temen que por el caractef
politico de Ia fiesta, Sus faniliares
empleados del Coronel Cantu no
vean con agrado la reunion.
Recommendation de Huertistas
Los elementoS delahuertiStas. lpar-
tidarios del seiior de dc Ia Huerta,
gobernador clecto oe Sonora sc han
empezado a reunir en- esta ciudad, Y
han encontrado gran aceptacion en-
ell eonsulado en- otraS oficinaS ca
rrancistas. Una senorita que presta-
ba sus servicios en- el Consulado, en-
tempo del Consul Samuel G. FaZ-
uuez. Sc VIC privada del errpleo pa
"a ser substituida por un delshuer
tista; Y como este caso Sc cltan
otros.
Sc cree que el grupo de sonoren-
ses sinaloenses partidarios de! ge-
neral carrancista Obregon, lograran
traer al candidate esta ciudad, in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
En- Chihuahua y Durango.

La semana pasada, nos dicen nues-
tros informantes. debido a que Ell
servicio ferrocarrilero Sc reanudo en-
tire Chihuahua Torreon. Ia inquIe-
tud general por Ia aProximacion de
los villistas esta comarca, en- cuyas
haciendas harlan tanto dano al presen
te 81 llegaran a apoderarse de la re-
gion, ces6 un tanto. pues Sc supuso
due las partidas Sc habrian alejado
para ell ..orte. con el fin de atacar
algunas plazas chihuahuenses cerca-
mas a la frontera.
Mas ultimamente, Ia via ha vuelto
a ser interrumpida. V, segun sc d.
ce, en- lugar mas cercano a Torreon,
10 cual anuncia que las partida5 han
Pasa a Ia pag. Sc. col. Al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-28
HA SIDO CAPTURADA EN-
ACAMBARO, GTO.
Fue a esa poblacion para
cumplir con una mission
secreta que llevaba

fue ell terror de varias poblaciones
que ataco con su partida. Cor las
fuerzas del gobierno trabo rudo COM
bate aigunas veces. paro nunca pud1e-
ron los carrancistas hacerle NADIA, de-
bido a la habilidad que desplegaba.
tanto para combatir como para esca-
par cuando ell nuniero de los perse-
guidores era superior al que ella
trala.
En- comision secreta.
De la terrible jefe revolucionaria no
Sc habian tenido noticias aigunas 3
illtimas fechas Y Sc lleg5 Greer que
estaria enferma bien que Sc habria
retirado de la revolucion.
Pero cuando va menos Sc habiaba
de ella, Esperanza Oceguera aPareclo
en- Acambaro, donde fue denunciada
ror uno de los individuos que ella
tan tenazmente habia perseguido por
cue Sc dedicaba cometer los mas a
troces atentados en- poblados y ran
cherias.
Esperanza Oceguera vestia como
una de tantas mujeres humildes, y Sc
(Pasa a Ia Sa paS Col. ial
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En- comision secreta.

tPasa a IA sa. pas. Col. .A
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Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial LoZano, 11S
\. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata. -
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-27
CUTEDEMANDF
MORE BUILDINGS

Not only has the demand for houses
and rooms in Greenwood reached an
acute stage, but the scarcity of bus
ness concern in the city whhci is
is equally as appalling. One bust
ness concern in the city which is re
required to give possession of its pre-
sent building has secured the city for
another location and has been unable
to find one, even for temporary use,
The manager stated that it would be
necessary to close the business the
first of September on account of the
inability to secure location.
Numbers of business concerns are
anxious to come to the city to locate,
but cannot obtain quarters. Office
rooms are at a premium and cannot
be secured at any price.
With the opening Of the busy Fall
season near at hand, the city will un-
doubtedly be deprived of much bust
ness which would come here, if these
two serious problems did not confront
the prospective home seeker.
There is not a vacant house or a
vacant room in the city. The demand
for same has caused room REM to adj
vance considerably during 1.-The last
few months and board also has risen
in accordance, thus working a hard
ship on the salaried people of the city.
"Its deuced hard luck to win a girl,
get her consent, buy the wedding ring
and make all arrangements for the
marriage and then no be able to find
a house or room in the city in which
to bring her to-" said a young man
in Greenwood recently. "If the city
doesn't provide some means of rene
dying this situation it is going to de-
prive me of home and happiness"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-27
CIRCUS COMES SEP.
TENDER IL

Peanuts and pink lemonade will
soon be ripe and the odor OF new
mown sawdust will permeate the air.
The Sparks Circus, now in the South
on it's 33rd annual Tour, will exhibit
in Greenwood Thursday Sept. II. This
city may then blink at the fascinat-
ing splendors of a mile long street
parade, revel in the SURPRISING de-
lights of a colossal new pageantric
spectacle and tremble for the safety
of gracefully daring performers in
rings, stages and a wilderness of
aerial apparatus.
The time-honored custom has been
to distinguish each successive years
circus as bigger and better than ever
before" The phrase has become SO
trite, however, that the parks cir
curs hesitates to repeat it, despite the
conviction that it adequately des-
cribes this seasons entertainment.
Monotony, routine and repetition have
been so completely eliminated that
old-timers will rub their eyes in as
constituent.
Sparks circus is nov recognized as
one of the four largest Railroad Shows
in the U. S.; on its recent tour Of
Eastern Canada after exhibiting in
60 leading cities of Ontario and
Quebec, to the largest audiences in
it's history, the Canadian newspapers
gave it the new title, "America's
Model Circus"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-27
OPINIONS OF.
BUSINESS CLUB
Members of Woman's Business League
Unanimous In Telling OF Its
notwithstanding New Home

So far the Woman's Business Club
of Greenwood has been unable to find
another location for it's club rooms,
and the organization will soon be with
out a home as possession of the pres
ent quarters nave been demanded
within the neal future.
In speaking of the club, one of the
business men of the city asked
whether the organization was a real
pleasure and a profit to the business
women of the city. Here is what a
few of them think of the ~organiza-
ton.
Il do not know what the girls who
have no home here would do without
it."-Miss Ruby Barry, Fountains
Store.
The club is the best thing ever
started in Greenwood Miss Wilson,
Weiler's Store.
"The club is my second home. 1t
affords me a place to rest, eat and IS
a great pleasure.-"Miss Matte
Hobbs, Fountains Store.
II think it is a splendid organiza-
ton and the business women could
not we'll get along without it."-Miss
Eula Nettle, Goodman's Store.
Il came here from the West and the
club is the incest organization l have
seen."-Mrs. Hope Garman, Good
mans Store.
StTLo a},H &c q rraat prHmnfaV Of
sociability and affords great pleasure
to the members."-Miss Alice Smith,
Goodman's Store.
although l have a home in Green
wood, the club affords me great
pleasure,-Miss Betty Casey.
1.-The Business Woman's Club is
great."-Miss Zelphia Cain, Founta-
ms Store.
at is perfectly wonderful what
good the Business Woman's Club of
Greenwood has done and great inter
est is taken in it by the girls.'-Miss
Mamie Gillian, S. L. OWNS office.
"The club rooms afford more COM
fort to the women who work in Green
wood thar ever its most enthusiastic
promoters dreamed, being located in
the same building l have the opportu
nifty to know. They who live a dis
tance from their work spend the noon
hour resting in the club rooms, many
eat their lunches there, where they
have ice water, electric fans and com
Portable chairs and comfortable loung-
ing places. The girls are certainly
interested in it and enjoy it. The
standard of the club is high and the
association of the girls with each,
made possible by the club, has been OF
the greatest benefit to then. They
are physically benefited also by the
recreation and rest obtained at the
rooms."-Lula Stoddard.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-27

welcome. A part of his speech fol-
lows:
eve furnished the Confederacy
with its president; it was the brain
and strategy of a Mississippi senator
that defeated the force bill and saved
the ballot box of the south from fed
eral supervision; it was that same
Mississippi senator who drafted a
constitution that stood the test of the
United States supreme court and for
ever relieved the south from the pill
lage and oppression of carpetbag rule,
the franchise clause of which has
been the model in some form or other
in every southern state amending its
constitution.
mississippi was the first state in
the union to establish an industrial
school for girls. We have furnished
the government with attorney gener-
ais and supreme judges. We have
furnished Chicago with it's most
prominent physician. We nave fur
nished Arkansas with its governor
and United States senator. We have
furnished Texas, Oklahoma and Mont
tana with United States senator's.
When it comes to Memphis-we
made it.
mississippi gave to Memphis and
the south it's most eminent jurist and
gifted poet, Judge Walter Malone.
at was a Mississippian who had
the honor of being the first president
of our association and who has con-
tributed as much to it's success as any
man in it, and you will find the same
R. r. Ellis and others of his native
state equally as prominent in every
movement that stands for the growth
and progress of your city. Then why
should Mississippians not feel a just
pride and an equal interest in what
ever you do Or accomplish? We love
Memphis and love to visit you. We
enjoy Jour warm-hearted southern
hospitality. We love to do business
with your high-hearted progressive
business men."-Memphis Commercial
Appeal, Goth inst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-27
Tropical Plant Is
Raised In

A tropical plant, which was sue
cessfully raised in Greenwood, is the
Night Blooming Cereus which is in
the yard of Mrs. R. C. King on West
Washington street. The plant had
thirteen blooms and five buds and
opened a few nights ago, shortly af-
ter 10 o'clock. The bloom lasts fol
only night in the year. The following
morning after the opening of the
plant, the blooms were closed.
The cereus has a long fragrant
odor and is a species of the cactus
family. A number of the neighbors
were called in to e the blossoms
which were white and especially beau
tiful.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-08-27
F. W. N VISITS
AT DECATUR, I'LL
Former Illinois Citizen Says Negro
in South Treated Better Than
Those in North.

F. w. Combs of Greenwood, Miss,
formerly of Macon township, where
he was a tenant on the Joseph TAFT
farm, with his family is visiting in
Mason and Moultrie counties. Near
Greenwood he is farming $50 acres
of land devoted to cotton. He has been
in Mississippi twelve years and rath-
er likes the country from a money
making standpoint. Commenting up
on the recent race riots in northern
cities, he said, "In the north the mob
goes out and kills negroes indiscrim-
inately. In the South the guilty ne
gro sometimes disappears and no one
knows what became of him, but the
we'll behaved darkey is not molested.
Some travelling negro agitators de-
mandins social equality, came into
the section of Mississippi where l
live and stirred up the negroes to the
trouble point. But the agiators dis
appeared, the local darkies became
quiet and that was the end of it.
Gets Better Treatment
"The negro is accorded better treat
ment in the South than in the North.
Well behaved negroes are protected.
In Greenwood there is a negro doc
tor, a practising physician who owns
a drug store. A white man wen into
the store and tried to induce the doc
tor to take part in . movement to
incite negroes to riot The white man
was ordered out of the store. and re-
fused to go, and the doctor called the
sheriff to whom the situation was
explained and that white man was
taken out Of the store and given some
advice that he did not disregard. The
physician is q man well behaved and
the white authorities viii not permit
him to be imposed upon by men who
have no thought but getting him in.
to trouble.
"A white man in Mississippi loses
caste II - mixes with negroes %
cially. One 1f then e that class 60,
into ! qnarrsl With ! negro whs