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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-07
DECISION GIVEN
ON ARTICLE TEN
poEs NOT GUARANTEE TERRI.
TORIAL INTEGRITY.
First Official Interpretation of Pro:
vision Adopted by Commission
at Geneva.

= Geneva, Dec. 2.-Article 10 Of the
league Of. nations covenant does not
Guarantee the territorial integrity of
any member Of the league, according
to the first official Interpretation of
that article by the league, unani-
nously adopted by the commission on
the admission of new states. This
declaration is generally regarded as
pne Of the most important decisions
yet taken by the league members.
8 The Interpretation was provoked
BY the proposal of Giuseppe Motta
pf the Swiss delegation who asked
that if the present status of Austria
were changed, ,Vorrarlburg be per-
niitted to join Switzerland. The text
Of the Interpretation follows:
"We can not recommend the adop-
tion Of the proposal put forward by
NJ. Motta. We are indeed of the
opinion: that the entry of Austria into
the league will in no way prejudice
or affect the question so raised. We
can not help adding that the sug-
gestion. that admission to the league
should have any such effect, appears
to arise from a nliseonstruction of
Article 10. It can not be too en-
phatically stated that Article 10 does
not guarantee the territorial integ-
pity Of any member Of the league.
All it does is to condemn external
aggression on territorial integrity
and the, political independence of any
member Of the league and call upon
4he council to consider what can be
done to resist such aggression"
N. Motta made the point that
Vorarlburg at recent plebiscite IN
.dicated its desire to join with Swift
.zerland. He contended that under
Article 10 ,Vorarlburg would be pro
hibited from becoming part Of Swift
zerland should Austria at a later
date join Germany, and the purpose
ef his proposal was to remove any
Obstacles in the way of Vorarlburg.
i The interpretation was first drawn
by a subcommittee and was submit
ted to the. full committee today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-07
a visit to relatives.

on a visit to relatives.
Messrs. William Aull, Lonnie
Shelley and Thos. Settler, Jr., came
home from Newberry college and
spent the week-end.>
Mrs. Virgil Shealy of Little Noun
tain spent some time with her sister.
Mrs. John NJ. Harmon, who has been
on the sick list.
Mrs. C. A. Johnson of Horse Shoe,
N. c., is visiting her son and daugh-
ter, DR.. Roy Johnson and Mrs. q. T
Pinner.
Miss Narvis Rhea Settler Of Sum-
merland college faculty spent
Thanksgiving at her home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Halbert of
Asheville visited relatives in town
last week.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-07
MANY BLESSINGS FOR
= WHICH TO BE TANKFUL

In obedience to the last Thanksgiv-
ing proelanfation of our great ruler
in-somesway our nation has celebrat-
ed the day.
Fl sat down this morning to make
sonae public. expression Of my mind
and ] find so much to think about un-
iii ! don't know where to start.
Notwithstanding everything seems
very dark. and gloomy, yet we must
bear in mind there is always sun
shine behind the clouds, and we must
stop oEcount our blessings.
; :, Yes, there are many blessings that
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-12-07

God has bestowed upon US as a ma
ton. He has abundantly blessed the
earth this year with one of the great
est harvests possible that has ever
been known, but in the face of this
the producer is undergoing one of
the greatest financial strains we ever
have known.
The man who has never produced
living thing to help clothe and sfeed
the earth is going to reap the har-
vest.
But it is needless to discuss where
the trouble lies-here is the propo-
sition-the poor average farmer is
up against it. He has paid from
$4,000 to $5O0.00 for his mule,
$3.50 per bushel for his corn, $4,000
per ton for hay, $4,000 to $4,000 per
ton for his guano, $1,000 to $4,000
per ton for nitrate of soda.
Now, he turns around to look after
something for the kitchen. Flour at
$500 per barrel, meal at $3.50 per
bushel, meat at 3S cents, molasses at
s1.25 to $3.50 per gallon and if he
gets any sugar to sweeten his coffee
and pie he paid from 20 to 80 cents
per pound for it.
Now these are just few of the
necessaries of life I have mentioned.
Not saying anything about ham, fish,
sausage, cheese and many other nice
things he would like to have when
his friends visit him. On top of this
here comes his labor bill at $3.50 to
$500 per day and if he hired his
grain cut he gave from $4.00 to
$500 per day cradleing.
Now there is nothing said about
clothing. Just take it for granted he
didn't buy any and sum up the rest
and see if it don't run on a 40 cents
basis Tor, cotton.
Suppose he is forced to sell his cot
ton at the present price at 16 cents
per pound it will give him $500 for
500 pound bale. According to the
price it cost him he should have had
$4,000; this leaves him shortage
of S125.O0 on a 500 pound bale. SO
multiply the number of bales by l25
and you can give an idea where he
stands.
Now, fellow farmers, in the face
of all this it is needless to look for
help from the government or organ
izations of any kind. We must exer-
else some of our own judgment.
Every farmer knows that we have
the solution in our own hands. And
it is so simple. Just raise less cotton
and make less debts and don't worry
about the federal reserve banking
system or any other system. Let's
try and take care of our own local
banks and they will take care of Us.
But let us part from this and lay
aside all our depressions and gloon,s
and dependency and look for the
good things we have left and with
honest hearts praise the Lord for
what He. has done for us.
l sit down before my warm tre.
AS 1 pause ! realize my blessings.
The storm may rage outside. AS far
as / know not one person for miles
suffers from it.
Our children were all born strong
and we'll and God has given us suf-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
. WILL OFFER
FILING COURSE
Practical Instruction In
Business Work Includ-
ed In Training

course In filing and indexing
"A .hs one Of the many open TO
N Be- women OF the city among
f. tass,s which will open under
ln. educational department Of the
y "a G. A. the first week in October
ITsr course will be a practical one
i.1grcd for stenographers, file
Us and general office workers
VA will be the only course Of its
assrartor given in any local educa b
'o,,i institution or business college.
Miss Gertrude Ford of the com
-sr-.aI department OF the high
..bool will act as instructor and
i.s.ons will be- given from I TO Q
ylpek on Tuesday and Thursday
,yerirps for eight weeks. II Will
.,rsIt Of lectures and practice on
,o8oying and filing Of general cor
.,.ronience, clippings and pamph-
isi. organization of central filing
Is,o,rtn.outs and layouts with refer
'cSe 10 different kinds of business.
REGISTRATION for the class should
no made Bt once, II is advised. Tut
ION will he charged.
Dtber courses which are TO be
H. N the association are in home
rur.,Tc. first aid millinery, sewing,
snsoish citizenship, cooking and
I. educational secretary and Mrs l..
I,e,etics. Miss Nellie j. Huggins
.p Latham chairman of the educa-
uonal committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
IWO SOCIALISTS MAY SERVE
orr and Dewitt May Reconsider
Rc.ienatiuns II Constituents Wish.


ALBANY, y. y, sept. 22.--Samuel
orr and samuel A. Dewitt, socialist
sssemblymcu who announced their
designations from the assembly last
night after three OF their colleagues,
Angus, Clscssens, Louis Waldcman
of Manhattan. and Charles Soloman
n Kings, had been expelled from the
lower house Of the legislature for
he second time, may return to their
seats. il was announced today by
Louis Naldomau one Of the expelled
members Written designations have
not been filed with the secretary OF
states office by orr or Dewitt. It
recaHe known today, and. accord
Ing 10 Waldeman, the constituents
u orr and Dewitt will decide what
final action orr and Dewitt should
take at mass meetings tomorrow. If
& is decided that the two should take
their seats they will do so Walde-
man asserted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
AUTOMOBILES


MUST sell my seven passenger car fine
running condition, the beat buy In town.
call osars sisS,
NEW Dodge Sedan fot sale or will trade
for iiEht tourinE car cedar rs
LEAVING rOwS-Wnl sacrifice my
1918 b-passenget Buick car for 1850
Call cedar $50.
FOR SALf-CAplt1AC TYrE 81 TOUR.
tNG SEE Mn CROFUT NEw OKLA
MONA HOTEL.
FORD roadster Tor sale 1899 model West
side Garage. Jenk. Okla.
PEERLESS touring car. fine condition.
looks good. Terms or will trade. cedar
60 7is Mayo
A rom car Tor sale In first class condi.
ton, will sell for t2ib cash. This car
can he seen a. SOS s Lansing after \
o'clock ~ m. m phone Usage SEES
ron SALE or TRApE-l1iS studebaker
rebuilt Ike new. call ossEe i721-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

For RENT--Modern ught housekceplng
rooms. no children. 1877 g. Second
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
AUTOMOBILES


ArToMoBIiEs tOu SALE 10
fCHD TOURING CAR--Engine and paint
IN Tine condition. practically new tires TO
be sold cheap for cash Ossse Sass or
OPREc $3.50
SHOP under new management. We are
waiting fot your repair work IN all makes
or cars. Satisfaction guaranteed
MIDWEST MOTORS CO,
6ll SOUTH MAIN
See the new ELOIN 8 get the rrice and
time proposition. Liberal trades and a
tlne line Of used cars.
ron sALE-is1o model overland Four. In
fair condition, q, an attractive price
call Van Usage $3.50
FOR SALE-Parksrd. s-cyiinder. 7-pas.
seuEer automobile a bargain at 81 200
Hanson Motor sales company riusburE.
Kan.
ron sALE--Tord touring. model 10.
cheap Tor cash. iQi East Third
TRUCK FOR SANITY ton pneumatic
tires. Al condition run months May
srpect terms "a, care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
DON'T WANT IN LABOR BODY
Mail Carriers on Record Against En-
tcring the Federation

tcring the Federation.
DALLAS. Texas. Sept. 22-The
National Rural Letter Carriers as
tociation in annual conference here
today, went on record against af-
flisting with the American Fedora :
tion Of Labor. The motion not I'd
affiliate was carried by unanimous
vote Of more than 200 delegates in
attendance. The question was a
hangover from last years con-
yention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
nuIIDINO Am CONTRACTIN0
DREssMAKISa. MILLINERY

" 4. THOMPsoN
Painting and Contracting, Usage a5g
Post Dfnce BOX a7a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

CLOSE IN sleeping room suitable for two
gentlemen, s. per week. Glf s, Cincin-
matt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
BOARD AND ROOMS

HOOMS--I MI RNIsHTD n
Two unfurntslrt rooms for rent rrla0u.
'hl" ueHr" N,' can for Paimer
ron RENr uufuruishcd connecting
rooms and he'h in private home. g03 T.
Thriceuth or corner OF Thirteenth and
Cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

fOR SALE--Rrpuhlir truck ~ ton. A I
condition. motor Just ovcrhauled new
tires. a bargain for quick sale. Usage
first-class condition. Will soiI al bar
Tain can after 10 M. psaEe 9l6S
Almost new Cadillac i-passcn-
ger new cords, wire
wheels go. ...............t3.s5o
1919 Hudson Spcodetcr, Z
cords perfect condition .... 1000
1919 Stutz 6-pass., 6 cords,
wire wheels, extra good ... 2.1b0
1920 Buick roadster. new
cords, perfect ............ 1850
1920 Dodge roadster, months
old -. ....,...,......... 1900
1920 Ford touring out two
months. extras ........ bT6
About thirty other good cars. An
makes. All prices.
TULSA AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
Fourth and Boulder -- Osngc 5o51
AUTOS FOR mBE-GARAGEs ~
GARAGE Tor rent. Apply at tis south
Elwood
ron RENr-Space Tor ono car In double
garage inquire iS'6 Terrace priyr
MOTORCYCLES Ann BICyCLEs ~
hnRToHCYDLE pufh car Tor sale. Ad
dress RoN i5i Tulfa.
WANTED--hUTOMoB IA
WANTED Ford car must he chcap Phone
cedar 1856
AtrOMOBtLE wANTEp-Erffr-r owner
desires 10 buy used Oakland car In good
condition Must bt priced right Adiross
care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

MATTRESSES renovated and recovered
g. 30. good tick roll edge finish, all work
PORTER MATTRESS co
Phone Usage tsae
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

ELGIN g.. 6O7--Sle-pinE room Tor rert +,
or gentlemen, close In ana reason
q HE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

FUHNIsHED front liyinV room. adjoining
bath. un IitHey and car. g. per week
1G T. Fourteenth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

FIFTH W go - FRONT slEErlSG
ENTRANCE. 10 OSE OR TWO GENTLE-
MEN. WALKING DISTANCE THONE
OSAGE 2iii
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms.
en- suite. with connecting bath, IN pri-
yAts home, for two or three gentlemen
within walking distance. Reference ck
changed. rhpn" Dstgo s1if.
FOR HENT-Wcu furnished southeast
bedroom, adjoining batn. on car line. one
block OF itney line, iG.b0 per week Usage
71b7- l7li East HodRc
CLOSE iu newly decorated sleopinr room.
Tor one gentlemen. Phone Osagg lAo1.
ELGIS IS, bl7--slesplug room for rent.
s~AA@NsIe i1as .ss aasusn4aA-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

BELLE Millinery Exclusive models made
IN our workr0Om, prices lowest. Hats
made 10 order and rcmodeled. open
sveninRa 1883 South Detroit. corner FIT
tecHth street Usage 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

BUSINESS SERVICE.

WAStuNu WANTED u,ud WORK that
can't boz beat Bundle amt rough dry
work our speciality Alexander Hand Ihuu-
dry, osaEo i2sO. sii h.. Cameron.
FpK tNUpENrEN phone Oauge 1S1l
lohbing, additions, alterations, buildinEs
rriccH reasonable. References
FOt N~ai clean laundry done at nome
can Usage 2iib, sol n. Greenwood
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

FOR Republic truck ~ ton. I
condition. motor Just overhauied new
tires. a bargain for quick sale. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23
EMPLOYMENT


WANTED Experienced delivery boy. one
"h' IAN drive Ford truck and not afraid
of work 1890 W Archer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

usrDN a. iou Tor rent n,auu'uly
Furnished room with two meals maru,I
c'uUIr or two la1ies cedar eia
Room and board fpt couple or two EtniIc.
men private family good table. OspEs
thFu.
ROOM AND HOARD Couple. gentlemen
ur two iBdira Bath. cirolIcnt tanlo
Phone DauEc $500
ROOM snd board 90 pSr wcck rrnUe.
mon Apply 6lt W Archer
NICE clean rooms with meals served fam.
uN style 3 meals dsy i2o b Naln.
WHERE TO Eat ai
HAVE opcncl my diuug ruom lis East
EIrhtu Iiuu,tH served New England
ilNu can cedar acN
WNNrtp-ROoMs oR nOARp gs
LADY With two children school age will
pay Tor room aud board OBJ room with
kitchen privileges. prefer near tivvrviow
school Address Mrs e W. F rnrc world
1Wu Teachers want uufuruttnod apart.
mont permanent Call osagc 12al
COUPLE want room and bonri refined.
roHpuuUhI'. highest rrforvnycs. private
family preferred state fulNt bao care
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
ESTRADA CABRERA
IS RESPONSIBLE
De I'm ASESINATO
Ell GOBIERNO MEXICANO
QUIERE PEDIR SU
EXTRADICION

TctsG-anc Especial pdrG LA PRENSA.
c. DE MEXICO. agosto Il Ell &C.
neral guatemalteco Jose Maria Lima,
ha declarado en- una entrevista que
concedi6 los representatives de Ia
Irensa, que Ell licenciado Manuel Es-
t-ada Cabrero. ex-Prcsidente de Qua
temala, es el Gnico responsible de la
muerte del Genei al Manuel Lisandro
Barillas. aSesinado en- 1909 en- una de
las GALES de esta ciudad por dos qua
tcmaltecoS.
FL case de Bariilas Sc ha resucitado
en- vista de que el sobierno de Guate
mala que preside el sefor Carlos HERE
Ia ha solicitaGo del gobierno mexica
70, por corducto dc su Ministro en-
,.sta capital, dats completes acerca
de la tragedia de la calle del Semina
rio.
Asegirass cue las autoridades mexi
canas pedirhn Ia extradici6n del EXPIRE
s:6ente guatemalteco para juZgarlo "a
qui que fue tlonde Sc llev6 a cabo el
crimen. La Secretarfa de Relaciones
Exteriores, segGn Sc sabe. hace va
los preparativns necesarios para pedir
Il extradici5n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
EL PUEBLO ESTA
HAST|ADO "a De
SUS SALVADORES
TAI DECLARE URUETA
AL PARTIR PARA
SUD AMERICA

TslcqrGn,a Especial pgrc La PRENSA"
! NUEVA YORK. Agosto 14.-AunQue
haS;a Ultima hora Urueta Sc mostr6
renuente a hacer deciaraciores sopre
Ia situaci5n de Mexico. rromentos an
teS de saIir Sc resolvi6 al fin a hahlar
a los representatives de IA prensa a
me-jcanI que 10 fueron a entrevistar.
Il Ministro de Mexico en- la Argcn-
tin&. So manifesto completamente op-
t!mista acerca de Ia situaci6n de Ia
Republica. Dijo que el Gobierno del
President de Ia Huerta Sc habla "a =
naGo Ia corfiarza y IA Sin.patla de to-
dGs las Clases sociales en- el corto es-
rac.o Je tempo que lleva de goberna.
a Mexico.
Nc hay duda soore que el Presi-
dente de Ia Huerta Sc retire del poder
al te,minar el periodo para que fue
desisnado-dijo Urueta a los periods
taS-no perdera Rada, sino que por el
contra-io, ganara mucho. obrando de
esa maneca. ST tratara de perpetuar-
Sc en- el poder. perderta el terreno que
ha podido avanzar en- polttica Y todas
sus probabihdades de Segu;r con cl
exito tremendo que ueva. Sc esfuma-
rian".
RefiriendoSe a Obregon. Crueta di-
10 cue este, era un hombre intelicente
Y cue tenfa una clara vision de los a
suntos del gcbierno. Opin6 que has
IA ahora, el general sonorense Sc habja
ruaneiadc con Inucho tacto Y cue ha-
bta dado ruuestras de su habiiidad du-
rante Ia revoluci6n que .lev6 c2bo
Y en- el periodo que ha- seguido esta.
En- 10 que respecta 4 Ia rendici6n de
Villa, Crueta declare los periods
tas que la actitud del ex.Jefe de las
operaclones. so-prendente como es, no
sirnifica 81 no Ia acriJud general del
pueblo, que esta cansado de revolu-
clones desilusionado de las felsas
promeSas que le han venido hacienda
tcdos sus ilanlados selyadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
GESTIONASE LA
RENDICION DEL
VILLISTA ARANDA
Este Sc ha rehusado a
reconocer al regimen
de de Ia Huerta

FL general Joaquin Amaro. jefe de
las operaciones Milita-es EN- Ia enti-
dad chihuahuense ACADIA lie diriSir un
mensaie Ia Secretaria &c Guerra y
Marina. comunicando el resu2tado de
las gestiones iniciadas para Ia rendl'
ci6n del cabecilla rebelde Albino Aran-
da. cue anda por la region de Palo-
mas en- el EStado de Chihuahua,
aun 6espues de haber comhatido al
gob:erno constituido as lado de Fran
cisco Villa
Las negociaciones entrc Amanda
el Quartet General de las OperacIones
seeun dicen les informes de Amaro
So han hecho nor conducto de Un allie
ra;o al cabecilla. que ticne especial
ampefo en- la rendici6n de este. : en- Ia
Iibertad do Manuel Aranca. he-nano
de aquel. que como es bien sabido Tue
hecho prisionero en- un combate habi-
do en- las proximida6es de san Carlos
entire fyerZas villistaS Y Soidados de Ia
"a. Brigada de Caballeria.
Parece Que van por buen camlno
las gesriones encamina6aS IA rem
dici6n de Aranda; pucs a0n cuando
este manifesto su descontento por la
determination de Francisco Villa al
terninarse las platicas de Sabinas, ha
comprendido 10 innecesario de prose
Guir Ia campana- Ia inuulidad de
cualauier esfuerzo para. proseguir ei
rnorir1iento. que desde el reconoci-
nientc del gobierno por Villa, GeJa de
tener caracter villista en- 10 absolute.
Isualrnente Sc afirma en- los clrcuios
oticiales de Mexico. como Tesultado
de los infor-nes dados a copocer por e.
general Amaro. que Amanda Sc rendi-
ra en- vista del desconcierto y Ia 4es-
moralizaci6n que ha caasado entire
sus fuerzas un rnensaje de Francisco
Villa. cordenando Ia prolongacion de
IA guerra en- Chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
Sc HARA FRENTE 4 LA DENANDA DE
EXTRADICION DE FRANCISCO VILLA
Il Gobeno de De la uera estd resueo hdc conadcnanda
en- e case de que sea presenada por los Eado Unidos

Teccrama Esrrcial para Ia PRENSA
WASHINGTON. AgoSto !4.-El Go
tinrno actual de Mexico eStA diSpues-
10 hacer frente n Ia dcmanda de ex-
tradici0n de Francisco Villa. llegado
2! case do QIe el Gobierno de los Es-
tados UniduI IA hiciere. al compro-
tarse que eI g'krriilero sc somcte
al Cobierro de de Ia Huerta.
Tieneus> Ioticias de que tan prom
tC como el DepartamcntO de EStado
hiciera Ia deuanda sollcitando In en-
II ega de Villa. el Gobierno dc Me
xico haria. una contrademanda. soli
citando Ia cxtradici6u del genera.
John J. Pcrshing. baSandola en- Ia
consideration dc que 81 Villa obro
f-era de In ley al asaltar el pueblo
de Columbus. Nuevo Mexico. tambien
fuG un acto legal el cometidC por el
general PerSning al entrar a terri
torio meX:caro con una expedition
armada sin autoriZaci6n Y sin permiso
del gobierro de Mexico. Tambien Sc
dice que So presentaria demanda de
extradici6n contra el coronel Lam
shorne olrcs oficiales del ejercito
CO los Estados TnidoS que en- divefsas
ocaSioneS cruZaron Ia fronte-a me-
:icana en- persecution de grupos ar
mados callficados de bandoleros.
Dicese cue tai Gctitud es conside-
rada serilmsnta por e1 Depa-tamento
do Estado Y que por 10 mismo, no Sc
haran inteHt,S ningunos para pedir
"a extradicitn de Villa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
ASH LO AFIRAA E
EX.GOBE ERNADOR
GRAL. META
Dadas las condolences
del actual eisrcito
no es possible
eI exito
LOS DESlERTOS SON
lNFRANQUEABLES
Para ocupar Ensenada es
precise disponer de
varios bdrCoS
de guerra

Con 81 genera, Manuel Nezta. que
Tnrart. mis- O. tres amos eStuvo deS-
empehando "a Gubernatura del DistrI-
20 Sur de Ia Eaja California Y que
abandon6 el pcder al estallar en- el
E,s,ado d. Sonora el moyiniento Ii
saraI Constiucionalista. pesar de ha
her sido fo-rnalmente invitado por eL
eptonces Gobernadoc de esta Ultima
ratidad. senor AdoIfo de Ia Huerta
lara reco1oce- el Plan de Aqua
P-ieta. un -cr7esentante de La PREM
So. celebr6 aver interesante entire
vista en- 81 aICjaniento del Hotel
s. Anthony
Ell principal t6pico de nueStra con-
~ersaci6u con e. general Meta. fue
cI relative al movInieato cantuiSta
iriciado en- q DIstrito Norte de Ia Bal
a Calirfornia. Por Ia Immediate We
cindad con cl teritorio que estuvo go
Fernando rI:eStro entreviStado. nos
pareci6 eato-izada una opinion suya
respecto a los prohables resultados
,;e las expediciones armadas que esta
ercanizando 81 Gobierno del Centro
contra el Gobe-rador Cantu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15
NO SERA REHUSADA
VA LA VISA DE
PASAPORTES
Sc DAN MSTRUCCIONES
A LOS CONSULES
MEXICANOS
SoIamente con EspGia umr
a seguir las dificulfades
creadas

kilograms Esrecial para LA FRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agoSto IL
FL doctor Cutberto Eidalso. Subsecre
tarto de Relafiones Nterinres ACADIA
de hacer declaraciones mauffestando
haber avisado a todos los consulados
de que queda cancelada Ia disposlcton
refeente a que no debieran e1pedIr
seles pasaportes al los ciudadanos de
aquellos pafses que pusieran diHcui-
tades a los mexicanos que tataran de
visar sus pasaportes en- sus consrla-
dos en- IA Republic Me1icana, para
ir al extmjero. Declare tambien
que, sin embargo, los c6nsules de Me
xico en- Espafa habfan recitido i'm
trucciones especiales y definitfvas de
que no visaran nj lega1iZarah ningu-
nos pasaportes nj documentos.