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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
EL PAsO-PHOENM RACING
TRIAL PROMIsEs REcOHD

Inspection OF the entire route
from NJ paso 10 Phoenix by auto
race officials only serves 10 confirm
the prediction that all speed records
between the two cities will be
smashed In the November desert
classic starting from VI Paso. An
official inspection trip. started sun
day morning. September %, and
completed Thursday night. October
2, sbs~cd that the general condition
Of W roads through southern New
Mexico and southern Arizona is
from 10 70 30 per cent better than
Il was in either Of the previous
races BY the time the racers
pass over the ground the roads will
be IN even better condition. as the
state and county authorities Of
Arizona have promised 10 repair
those stretches Of road now In
need Of II before the day Of the
race.
The racers will make 05 10 20
miles an hour between NJ Ppso and
the Borderland Inn. where they
turn into the Dcming road. From
there 10 Deming and on 10 Lords
burg they will probably average
30 miles or better. The time from
LOrdsburg 10 ROdeo will be cut
down by bad road conditions near
hodeo and from that point west
10 Douglas the road IL slow. State
Engineer Tom Maddox has promised
10 repair that section Of the road
and crews are already al work
ON Il, 30 that IS miles or better
should be averaged from RodeO 10
Douglas. From Douglas 10 Bisbee.
where the cars stop for tho night,
the road Is In splendid shape. and
the racers probably will do 90 miles
an hour. Leaving Bisbee. the
racers should do 50 or 90 miles an
hour until they pass Fairbanks
on the Empire ranch road. There
the road is bumpy and slow and
for about 10 or 10 miles is badly
washed out. Ia the Santa Rita
mountains the road IL good. but
the sharp turns VIII cut down
speed. The last Is miles into
ruscon will likely be done in IS
minutes or better. West Of niscon
the road Is In good shape except for
mile or two just out Of town.
which will be fixed. After that
an average Of better than IS or 90
miles should be attained until
about % miles out Of Florence.
when cross bitches and washouls
will cut down the time. The time
from Florence 10 Phoenix Is brob-
lemaiical, as the road Is now IN
poor condition. but state Engineer
Maddox has promised 10 repair IL.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

Washington. OcL io.--0ifls re-
celfcd BY President Wilson while
IN Europe wers of very lnaienl-
ncant" value. Secretary Tumulty
said today IN announcing that he
had prepared and would submit
today an answer 10 the resolution
Of Representative Rodenbure. re-
publican Of Illinois, asking az 70
reports that the sifls were valued
AZ a million dollars.
Mr.. Tumully said the president
received no gifts which would
have required an act OF congress
for him 10 accept and that In every
case he had consulted Secretary
Lanelng and the attorney general
as 70 whether he could legally ac-
cept.
The most valuable present. Mr..
Tumulty said, was a sold caskct
which contained a certificate OF
citizenship from the city Of Lon
don. The king OF Italy presented
the president with two old guns
and The king Of England gave him
a book.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
ARIZONA HANGING NOV. 4.

Phoenix. Ariz. Oct. i0.-simplicio
Torrez, convicted Of murder IN
Flagstaff. will be executed Novem-
ber "a " a motion made In the
supreme court here today by Wiley
y. Jones, attorney general, 10 dis
miss his appeal, is granted. The
motion was based on the ground
that the appeal was premature,
Jones asserted the appeal was made
July "a, following the verdict OF
the Jury, and before the sentence
was pronounced by the court Aug
ust I.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

Washington, d. c. Oct. 10. Con.
crete proposals. designed 10 brlns
about better relations between en-
ployers and the employed were laid
before the national Industrial con-
ference today by members vf lhf
various groups making up TIA
gathering. The proposals included
Arbitration OF The naltlnwidt
steel strike with rrturn of the
men 10 work pending settlement,
An industrial truce starting
immediately and continuing
three months
Creation Of on arbitration
board BY The president and
congress and Including amonp
Iis members oil ex-pIrsidenta
A comprehensive pIon for nd-
Iudlcation Of Industrial disputes
through board Of arbitration IN
the various industries.
The conference today also took
its fret concrete action In adopting
a motion. offered by Thomas l..
Chadbourn, a representative Of the
public, providing that q committee
consisting Of three members from
each OF the groups Of employers,
labor and the public be appointed
10 investigate the high cost OF
living.
The proposal for settlement Of
the steel strike. introduced by Mr.
0ompers, came as a surprise 10 the
groups representing the public and
employers. In Offering the pro-
posal. Mr.. Gompers explained that
II had the support Of The labor
delegates. including the representa-
lives Of railroad brOtherhoods.
The proposal. like all others sub
mitted today, under the conference
rules. was referred 10 the general
committee composed Of Ave repre-
senlatives OF each group. II gen
orally was believed that the pro-
posal would be In the hands Of
this committee for some time.
As chairman Of the public group,
Bernard N. Baruch introduced the
proposal for an industrial peace,
formulated by A. A. Landon Of Buff
falo. and the plan that a national
board Of Cancellation aud arbitration
be created was put forward Ivy
Gavin McNab of San Francisco.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

A. We understand u a Rotary
Club Is composed OF one member
representing only one line OF busi-
ness IN his community. Al their
regular meeting there are no fac
tions. no rivals IN business. There
Is the grocer, the drygoods man,
the banker, the printer. the drug
sisl and 50 on. They meet for the
welfare Of the town, They are the
representative business men Of The
town in which they live and they
do things. and what they do Is for
The upbuilding and prestige Of the
place where their money is in
vested. What do YOU think Of ~
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
FORDs WITH sELF-sTARTERs

The Evans Garage In recent
consignment OF Fords found two
with self-starters. The new starter
Is similar 10 the one used on all
closed cars. II Is the same rs is
used ON Overlands. Bucks and so
ON up the line, Controls lights,
etc. In fact Il was the only I'M
proyement needed on a Ford 10
make II pre-eminent as The econom-
ical car.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
ANNUAL RED CROSS MEETING

A new executive committee 10
serve the branch for the coming
year will be elected al The annual
meeting herewith called for We'd
nesday, October %, at 4 O'Clock
p. m. The nominating committee
will submit the names already
selected and the branch will act
upon them In executive session.
Other business OF importance will
be transacted. Every hed Cross
member is requested 70 attend
this important meeting.
Mrs, A. l.. TAYLOR,
Secretary, Red Cross.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
EXTRA SPECIAL

GARBAGE CANs-EverybOdy needs
and should have a garbage can with
cover-ask for cur No. n galvanized
garbage can-you can't afford 10
be without one At ------------s2O5
For sale AZ Nordhaus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
CATHOLIC CHURCH ITEMS.

Sunday viii be The eighteenth
Sunday after pentecosL Masses
will be at 8 and 10 O'Clock.
Next Wednesday evening, Father
Bishop will go 10 Hachita, n. NJ. 10
say mass on Thursday for the peo-
pie Of that mission.
Father Carney OF Deming. paid
the local pastor a visit yesterday.
These donations were received
this week for the new church:
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

A man is judged at a disiRnce
BY his stationery. II you don't
think so. bear this item in mind
the next time you receive a neat
letter head on bond paper ca
closed in a similar envelope. You
will admire IT, aud you will ~thiak''
OF the writer. A mans or a wam-
ans stationery Is like their clothes,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

MACKINAws-Oregon City make
o ID. color--Wise men will buy
these Mackinaws in a hurry-They
are Fegular $1,000 values and well
worth it-our anniversary and stock
reducing price only -si3.75
For sale al Nordhaus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
ACTIVITIES or
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs

knights OF Pylhias, Columbus
Lodge No. q. will meet every
Thursday evening al 7;s0 during
the winter months.
All visiting members are well
come.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
w. C. c. s. 18TH CAVALRY CIUB
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT

The regular Saturday evening
dnnce will BE- held al the war
camp communily service. i2th cav
airy club hall. Arrangements have
been made for the very best music.
Refreshments will be- served and a
cordial invitation is extended to
oil the Columbus ladies.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
Oklahoma Governor
0. KS Reed Egging

Enid. Okla. Oct. iO.-Governor
]. u. A. Robertson, In a statement
today said Senator James A. Reed
OF Missouri. who was egged and
forced to cancel his speech on the
league OF nations al Ardmore last
night got what was coming 10
him"
III were an |. w. W. going
over the country speaking against
the government OF the United
states the republicans would favor
giving him the same treatment. "
says the statement.
while this Is country Of free
speech, this privilege does not
give any person the right 10 vii
lily the president and drag his
name into the mire.
Neither senator Reed nor any
other man can come into Okla
home and with impunity insult the
president OF the United States.
am surprised that amy misguided
democrats Of the state have beer
willing 10 give time enough Il
attend such meetings as are helms
held by Reed and his kind"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

lirst appearance as Organlst last
Sunday. She acquitted herself
very credilably.
Next Sunday Jesus Puchi will ap-
pear In the same roll. She is
a promising organisl
The Misses Eliza Terazas. Maria
Galinda, Maria Acosla and Eleanor
stephens are preparing themselves
and will soon be able TO help In
that line. too.
Father Bishop will soon open am
English class for Mexieans Of his
parish who wish 10 learn English.
All those desiring 10 become mem
bers OF said class should give him
their names.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

MOLE SKIN SHEEP LINED couis-
Our regular $500 coat full 3 IN.
lons--lealher patched pocket all
90 IN our anniversary and stock
reducing sale al --------~----si siS.ts
Sold by NonDHAuS
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
CITY Fathers
HOLD REGULAR
TUESDAY MEET
Five Building Permits We're Or
dcrrd issued and also a Permit
for 1000 Gallon on Tank.
Clerk Dean Oraerod 70 Correspond
Win Other CITY Clerks IN Re-
gard u billboard Ordinance.

The Board Of Village Trustees
met IN regular session Tuesday
evening, October 7, 1919. Mayor
J. n. Blair and Trustees A. Freder-
ickson, A. J. Evans and u o. Tracy
present.
The minutes Of the last meeting,
Beplcmber ~, 1919 were read and
approved. after which the following
bills were presented.
l. WalLar ifarnirod mas.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
CROOKS WORK
IN COLUMBUS
MAKE GETAWAY
"hr. Peterson" Obtains SIS From
the Columbus State Hank Cashier
Relying or Hoiel Message.
New Publisher Of the Courier Fails
Tor The Wiirs Of a "Nr. Joncs-
TO the Tune Of a $500 Cash Loss

Last week a "Mr. Peterson" reg
islered al the Clark Hotel and made
himself pleasant 10 everyone. Wen
dressed and with all the ear-marks
Of a commercial traveller, he wait
ed until near time for the O'Clock
train IN the afternoon aud. suddenly
discovering he was without funds.
asked Mrs. Clark OF the hotel. tO
cash q check for s75. She told him
she was unable 10 accommodate him
but said that probably he could
get Il at the Columbus State Bank.
She obligingly called up the bank
and asked them II they could cash
a check for a guest.
Receiving an affirmative reply
"Mr. Peterson" hiked % the bank.
said he was the one Mrs. Clark had
telephoned about and the obliging
cashier counted out SIS Of per-
fectly good money and "Mr. Peter
son" hurriedly caught the train.
Several days later the check was
returned marked "No Funds
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

II. 7. Wright Of the Royal Dlucs
Social Club Of the cath Influ'ry
IA an organizer OF ability. n Is
placing the Blues on a business
basis and Is lining up the members
for she winters social activities
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
MOLE RKIN eHEFp LINED conla

lined coats regular $3.50 value
all we have lett in this number
arge sizes for q duick clean up In
them our anniversary and stock
reducing sale al -sS.ih
For sale al Nordhaus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10
Office
Here May Reopen

A movement started here by Or.
W. c. Field OF this city. TO have
the immigration Office re-0pened
has been taken up by Senator
Albert y. Fall, from whom the
following letter was received In
regard 10 the matter. From the
tenor OF the letter II is hoped
the Office will be reopened in the
near future. Following Is the
letter;
Washington. ID. G.
October 2. 1919.
DIR. W. c. Field.
Columbus. N. NJ.
Dear Doctor:
| acknowledge receipt Of your
letter Of the 9th inclosing clip
ping from the III Paso Times.
also note what you state as TO the
desirability Of having the I'm.
migration Office al Columbus re-
opened.
have heretofore had this matter
up with the proper official anC
was advised that the reduction Ia
force In the immigration Onie,
was not alone confined 10 the bor-
der but affected all Offices through.
out the country.
II IA claimed by the officials herr
that this reduction s0r the balance
OF the ilseal year Is made nocessar,
by lack OF funds. Congress hal
been asked for additional appropri
alton In the sum OF siO0O00 10 car.
lry on this work.
Al the time took this matte
up with the proper Official I wa
advised that with the reduces
force they would be able 70 main
tain the service al the same stand
ard as heretofore.
am taking The matter Of the Co
lum5us OiIlec up with the Com
missioner Cammlnelll and will ad
wise you A. soon as ! hear fron
him.
ALBERT +. FALL.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

MrG Ida d. Martin Of the Star
Restaurant approves Of the Courier
and Is q new yearly subscriber.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10


were made and read by Viola l..
Clark, Mrs. Kate O'shay and A.
Landin.
Motion by Frederickson and Soc
onded by Tracy that above appli-
cations be granted also applications
made by D. w. Thompson and Mrs.
Wright The clerk was instructed
10 issue permits.
A motion was made by Tracy and
seconded by Frederickson that the
proposition Of Mcssrs. Fletcher and
Hague and other citizens. who
wanted by private subscription "
increase the width OF proposed
city bridge al First street South be
accepted. and II was so ordered.
Motion was made by Evans and
seconded by Tracy that Hulsey and
Carl's bill be disapproved ON rec
ommendation Of investigating com
mittee. Motion carried.
Motion was made by Frederick
son and seconded by Evans that
II. o. Tracys application for plac-
ing a 1900 gallon tank on block
20 be allowed. Motion carricd.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

"Mr. Jones OF NJ Paso" was the
other blankely-blank. dyed-in-the-
wool blankety blank.
lie, too. registered at the Clark
Hotel from the noon train and Inn
mediaiely called on the Courier
with a s2i6 account Tor paper
stock two years old. He presented
the statement 10 us. typewritlcn
and bearing the letter head of
the Western woodenware Co. Of
II paso and quoting the bulk
sales law written into New Mexico
Statutes hy leather-headed states
men represented himself as the
credit Inan for the W. W. Co.
Being IN a healthy state Of mind
and full Of the ozone OF this glori-
Gus climate. we paid him s25 on
somebody else's account
Monday we received letter
from the aforesaid W. W. Co.. 49,
pasopudiating "Mr Jones"
We didn't go 10 Palomas. Old
Mexico. but We wanted 10.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

Elijah Spencer. negro OF NJ
paso. was before q. &. Commis-
sioner schmid in NJ Paso yesterday
on a charge Of conspiracy 10 ship
liquor into Columbus. This he Is
alleged 10 have attempted by plac-
ing the whiskey IN = valise and
shipping Il on the M Paso a South
western In the charge OF his "a
year old son. Ne was held In snoo
bond.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

The three men. d. =. Foster, Les
ter Anthony and Leo Delgado. who
were arrested near Deming last
Thursday. where they had driven
an automobile belonging 10 W. s.
Fullerton, were given preliminary
hearing In Justice Of the Peace W.
w. hcClcllan's court this afternoon
at Alberquerque. They plead guilty
Of stealing the automobile aud were
bound over 10 the grand Jury under
bond OF si.000 each. They could
not furnish bond.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

onded by Tracy that the clerk
be instructed 10 correspond with
other cities In regard 10 proposed
billboard ordinance. Motion car
ried.
Letter from Momsen. Dunno a
Ryan Co. was read.
Trustee Tracy and Evans were
appointed committee 10 introduce
new ordinance.
No further business, trustees adj
journed.
EDWIN @. DEAN.
Clerk.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

Tulsa. Okla. Oct iO.-United
Slales Senator James A. Reed Of
Missouri delivered an address here
last night In opposition TO ratifca-
lion OF the league Of nations and
peace treaty with Germany.
senator Reed prefaced his ad-
dress with this remark; "nemem-
Der. gentlemen this Is not Ard
Tmore." That was the only refer
enee he made IN the address TO the
demonstration At Ardmore Wednes-
day night which prevented him
from speaking.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

A. Frederickson, we'll known cleo
trie and ice plant proprietor, re-
tired late Tuesday nighi after re-
turning from the council meeting.
wednesday mornine his trousers
were missing. along with Sie aud
other valuables. A burglar broke
in his home during the night.
Nothing else was disturbed. ny
The way. Mr.. Fredcrlckson now Is
strong Tor electric lighting.
According 10 word received here
a steel safe conlalnlne "seyeraI"
thousand dollars was taken from
the Office Of the paying quarlcrs {
master Al Columbus either |asi
night or this morning iuel how
much money Is missing has 1ol
been disclosed and no information
] has been given out as 60 ihc S|eIs
taken 10 Rpprehend The thieves
Deinlne Graphic.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-10-10

Fine stationery at The Courier
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
MODERNO SISTEMA
DE CENS0

Los elcmc0Jos juvcneS. Aeno> "e
brios = entuSiasrlo, que mtegran e.
actual Ayuntamicnto &c Il ciudad. >e
nreocupan en- cSJoS mumcnCoS por et
censo que tanta falta estl hacienda.
Y han cstudjado los sis,"maS mas
modernos. a cfccto de aplr"ar FL cue
mas convenga = Ia raDIde1 con que
50 ~necesita levantar e. nueStro.
De las inyeStigacioneS lie estos 10
vcncs. Sc ha ven;do = Ia cuenta dc CUE
81 sistema &c cenSos de los EstadoS
Unidos e. ei mas ~SenciIlo, Z, mas
practico : cl Ge MAJ facll apl-caclon,
pues -consistc en- una t~arjeta en- Qae
corsta Ell nombre del haDitante. 81
donicilio, 81 profession, etc, etc.
En- esta tarjeta. como g natural,
Sc hacen todas las anoCacloneS dc
caub7o De dcmiciho. de- Sallda dc Ia
cirdad, de camoio dc traoalo, etc.
Este Is q S1stema q que 50 SJct2-
- 81 censo que "a 4 le~vantarSe TX IA
ciudad de Mexico = cue - G mas
practice dc todcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
TUVO EXiTO Ia ASOCIAClON
CRISTIANA De JOVENES

Como 10 &ijimos aver, h AsocIa-
c.oa C~r.sJiaua de J6vcnes Ia tenldo
gran eNito c. Ia campaha que des-
de cl tunes dc Ia Semaua en- curse
cmprcadio para levautsr Un fondo
dc velnte mil pesos or ct lin d. que
Ia reterda institution centin1c cE
u actIvIdadcS.
En- u junta cue al medic dia cfec-
Juaron los ComiteS de propaganda
Sc .Hformo que sc habian teumdo
Va dieciocho mil ochocienUoS Vein
tiocho pesos, a~cordandose que TO Sc
efectue ot-a reunion Sin6 hasJa el
sa5ado pr6Ximo, dia en- Que ternina-
ra2 los trabajos Y en- que e SECURE
que * habra reunido mas de los Vein
te mil pesos que Sc proponen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
LA B~ELTGERANCIA PARA
FL GENERAL F. DIAZ
Continuan activamente les
trabajos para pedir Ell
r-econocimlento

NUEVA YORK, %ebrcro 5.-El Sc
nor Pedro Duhart hiZo mas d~ecIara-
clones en- las que dice que por TODD cl
territor;o de los EstaGos Unidos ha
comenzado 4 circular IN pcticlon pa
IA II Sc rcconoZca al General Felix
DiaZ Ia calidad de hcligcrente en- su
caractcr de Jefe del Ejercito Reorga-
niZador de Mexico.
En- las referidas dcclaracioncs IL
scrta una partc lie Ia pcticion a que
alude. Y copia al@unos parrafos dc
obras de reconocidas autoridades Ell
derecho International, con el oojcto
de demostrar que 81 General DGaZ me
recc tai reconocimicnto. Agrega, en-
apoyo de su tests, quo este Jefe tlcne
4 Sus OrdcneS a uncs cuarenta NIL
hombres. repartidos en- TODD q tern
torio n~acionaI. que hiZo formal dccla-
raci6n de guerra contra CarranZa, y
1e do Dublicidad. que h. conServado
nor cspacio De mas &c tres amos ell
dominic dc difercnteS regioncs del
pals Y ha observable. lnvar1ablemcn-
II. las lcvcS de Ia guerra.
Terniua suS dcclardcioHeS invltan-
do = Sodos los quo ~Simpaticen con csc
movimiento j que sc adhlcran Il esa
pericion. cosa que podran hacer por
con6ucto de los representatives del
General Diaz. que sou: el Lie. Pedro
del Vllar, Ell To- Estados un:dos, con
Residential en- Nuevl York; el senior
Iguacio Betaucourt. en- Ia Habana; el
Lie. Francisco Leon dc II Barra, en-
Francia. y q Lie. Eodolfo Reyes, en-
Fc0aUa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
N0TAS FORANEAS
NUEVE MESA DIRECTIVA DEL
CAMPO "HIDALGO"

FALFURRIAS, Texas, Febrero 6.
Con fecha 30 de Enero prozimo pa
sado, Sc efectuaron las elecciones pa
IA las nuevas Dignidades del Campo
''Hidaigo, Mum. 2340", de Ia Organl-
zaci6n dc los "Lcnadores del Mundo
de csta pobIaci6n, habiendo resutta-
do clectas las siguicntcS personals:
Consul Ccmandantc, lsidro Villa
rreal.-Ex-C0nsul C~omandante, Fran
cisco G.. Pena.-Tenientc ConseJero
Avelino A. Salinas.-Banquero, Ruiz
no Garcia.-Secretario, Francisco Ire
viHo.-Escolta, George Phillips.-Vi
gilante, Benito Villarreal.-Centlncla
Agustin Cepeda.-Directores, Anto'
MO P. Hinojosa, Miguel Villarrcai J
Leonardo V. Villarreal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
IRA a EUROPA
CurnAn DE MENICO. Fcbrcro

CIUDAD De MENICO. Fcbrcro ;.
Salvador Aivarado, durantc varios
amos iefc de las ~opcracioncs militia
res CT Ia region Surcste. saidr" del
pais. ycndo probablcmcntc a Euro
pa con Una comisi"n que Carranza
trata dc confiarlc.
Alvarado ha estado cclcbrando lar
gas conferenciaS con CarranZa. pcro
Sc dice quc aun no SC decide a accp-
tar Ia comision que este pretcndc
confiaric para que abandone cl pals
durautc uu largo periodic de tempo.
10 cue 81 sc da como I'm hecno. of
cue A.lvarado no volvcra Il (ucatdn
con ell cargo que ha venido dcsempc-
nando. pucS CarranZa cSta fjrmemen-
IL dccidido q cvitar que haya mayo
res dificuItaGcs entire 81 y los ha"ea-
dados heneQuencrcS.