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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
SPECIAL INITIATION IS
PLANNED FOR SEVERAL
IN FORT WORTH SHINE

A special initiation NJ several An.
mlllo nO, lees viii h0 held M MOHlnh
'Fomple, fOll Worth hnAl saturday
u 10 hoped that NJ lnlHl qd nom Nm,
nrIllo ana Tho Panhandle wlll ~,
mnking u possible ~ secure u apu,
rlHl pullman ~ the ilnin lOalln (
here Friday night n IN planned a.
leave Font worth ~ hliuldly nlghl
on the return lrlp, arriving here
SUNDAY noon
nv having this Initiation M NJ
The now alllnnrH VIII b. Nllglblp ~
ilgn the petition pHklng fOl % d..
Formation ~ u ltmnln n Amurlllu
IN mlipll0n NJ Sven purnnH min
The Amarillo rommandoIy VIII hn
held Monday ana Tuesday nlRhla 40
that they my 40 ~ Fort worth with
The Aoylcea mud heroine Hhrnola
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

Gertrude !, nrOolb 10 N ~ 0ip
hoohp, lot ~, u ~ W ~ ~ NJ zee
Hon ", hlooh \ o. ana N cOhHd
GRAFTON 5000,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

FnnhpnUIp Ilmbnr CnmUanv IN
southwestern Lite Insurance COm,
many, lots lllg hlurk M plem1na
edition consideration tGO,0nO ~
\ . llnrfl ~ 'fhnmnH ruWin
bnri NV ~ OlB 30 NJ blool b. \,
plnmOhA addition Consideration
lltlUuUU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
BLIZZARD MAKES EASTER
CLOTHING OUT Of PLACE

Amarillo and the plains country
wus visited Yesterday und last niRhl
hy one ol tho most severe hliffaula
4 the winter the Thermometer rev
STEERING NJ times ~ low az twenty
dpvrros above zero. SNOW tn dun
inv the larger portion oi tn after
n1un ana the brisk wind added Ia
M, dlsagrcoahlonots at the weather
Faster hornets and grownA ~
doubt win be- more IN less premature
lhlG WnWing, u IN declared aoce
'llullnp the hriupnp IN use ut "tnm
mol lurs 10 wy the least, dhdi'
lionl clulhur other imam the noN
Easter uurts viii b. In v,gno II the
Weather man was correct In his pre-
dirllon oi colder weather Tor today,
II h. rill,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
NMranlg inpd

u Y liDboy 10 lphn " Howell,
IN 10, bl0eh $780, holland addition
Consideration iliOO0p,
y llfumnn ~ MrH v n luani
way, lpl a. block hbl fakln lddl
lion Consideration filhO,ln
w Lliney HninfH ~ \ W Nnn.
nrlnN NV ~ ~ nnllun 40, biurh n
A. n ana " CONFEDERATION fhun On
Graham Allna0n ~ Ma cora ~
ilnYnrly 'olH II nn1 81, blork }ll
ian jnrlnlo addition, Consideration
100 90
Mllor H. nlyinH ~ bee Twins hi
y, block ~ plpmgnH addition CON
lldnrRliun llO,01DOO
y Simpson ~ llenfy 7 Ford
lol \ lfg, block I y Y. Consideration
tlb00 90
h. u, Morton 10 u II tpy0 q IA
'nl u, block 10 l'lnmUnH addition
Consideration fllHbOn,
" g. Johnson ~ ll1nly H. lnrd
lolA to, llOrh ~ Uld Town con
aldrrnilul flOO0n
T. 4 llphnS ~ u n Nrilh, lnl q
blnIl 'll, Holland hidluln CON
Hidrilllnn slip0
florpn1o " WOOD 10 Join n
'frnllhgor loi ~, hlorh ~, Nnhl
addition Consideration $1,000 20
William H. Cprpll 10 \ y rrNlg
lot d. block gaO iluphW addition
Consideration gll00O0O
ella u MolSlnatly IA N u Nm
born n "a NJ lOt \, block gliO
rlnmonq addition, Consideration
$4,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
SrlrllrO> AM lliloW>
~ ATTEND WACO MEETING,

Al the convention ol commanders
aud past commanders ut kp,ghlt
lomplar lo0bvs IN Waco this week,
George Sleplclon ana Sam j
brown viii represent, Amarillo COM
Wandcry No, ~ rhuv viii leave
Monday In order to arrive Tue day
tnr instruction work At this mrri'
INK rUlcp aud regulations tor ,um'
WaNdorlcs In 'rcNus Will be- made
Following the Maco meeting Mr..
staplrtm viii pn lo Font NORTH ~
assist IN making arWngomunlt lnI
initiation ut the Amarillo urvicos On
Mo'lah Tomplc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
ElKs LODGE TO INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS MONDAY

Installation II the vcuNllv cl'c'
cd Officers ut Amarillo ! 'd'' NJ
nsa, ". = q Flls vlll mb' plN,r hl
\ o'clock Monu1y Ughl az the ElNt
Home, T., u Grrrm past exalted
ruler, will BE- IN chtlpo ol tho WslbD
latlon services Oricvw to nr IN
Mallcd are
H. Earl fuuul, exalted ruler Y
e. Ward, esteemed leu lng lWthl
T, n. Rc,uuldf uHlcrn vt loNl
lnlghl. ! w. Lawrence rsirnWrd
lociuring Luirht a. H. Oun tr.l'.
inry, T. n Ware, treasurer IN "
\. Parcels rcl llwshroueh and
u. q, Alop, uu,lrrs Nj otto. Ma
llorsbrugh and Mr. N'cu are hold.
over officers Trustees serve three
years, the term ct one expiring each
year
Amang the rolbmg oltlcrrs are
nr. n, T., parco,ls, exalted rulrL ~
q, llamrick. esteemed ! ,luuuh
kniehi, Gcnrgr nwun, Ditvmud lo
val knight, and ! y Vernon uUH.Ih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
WAXAHACHIE NURSERY co.

We aIc hcc IN NM,iilo ~ serve Aou With the hhowlngl
ia IL s.nh ,rcrs, IN Ash ~camoir Elm slou EACH
s2O10 dozen, - - 80,
atginrh trees, In Ash, Ncaworr Tim, sa'a zach, $1,000
dozen, , 60 A.,
uc,uy Uopr,, a. wheeler ohson ,hamplon National, Nnson,
o. ~ ,hnp Indian sprntrr -. -. -
pou,s Late and Heath tmp ~ slva cuh slehu 'rh
Un,lc, ~ trri, slou rhrh htoVN ns'N
uartl, Pear, la 1 tCrt NJ slim each Hiuan unirh
sou shrlcd Nlmnnd y ~ " tt ~ s'ao rwh slnM uni'N
lInr n Iru trees IN o. aud ainh DIAMETER IN Ash iraf
Maple and s,cnmorc, -
. We solci ,om patronage ~ nm,r nm, mnMsr ,"n W"
ana, .,.,,,.nus t,,iunu uillils SOLICITED,
TuIE NhI,D ~ III AM illiNolE . 49,.
JOHN y. DWIGHT. Mar, fho"c 1851
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
Personals

Lawrence Snotpp IN uNntar'u-
huhIneaa AZ ilrnom HoNOp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

us shipped ont, nnd I Wan booked ~
u cash order bnl said the Union
Petroleum Company hid done buHl.
ross with them 40 long they could
name their own terms ~ any nrduf
they placed lhoy llrO uid that M q
liul rhlnmoni ~ pipe would luny'
The factory Ann ~ onrOulc ~ \m'
Urillo
'"rhoy informed me- that Pony A.
Little Secured fOr ihom ono Ut lho
hrpuH purchases NJ plpp ihuy had
ever hnu He'd for u long time, Same
hoirH flr The Canadian Government
putting them lndnr uDllpalionH 10
hhlp uul Tho orders Ut The lnlru
Petroleum Company ana glyihg them
the Wlprlli
Boih working Had
"lr nrlfcnll has snonl many
Wo,kH IN plllHhurH lr,ing ~ hurry
40 this shipment think N ~ M,
lhing hut fair that the puhlit should
know that Perry \ lilllr ami Y, H.
nrIucoll have l,ll no stone uninrn'
rd Ia yet this pipr shipped uut They
ire heavy luaols In this DELAY aud
HE conditions ulo such us they cnl
lOi overcome,
II was warned an 10 this delay
ANA called IN these gentlemen ~,
~ explanation, ana sho above "a,
plunallnn N AN outline uf wat they
had Ia sly only they went into de-
lllN much more mliy which space
win not permit bcing repeated bat
The cllifriH NJ Amarillo run Irsl 49,
'urcd thcv viii hnto natural wa 10
use before the tan wmdn uud Win
at The winter scl H."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

A valuable drpbbinE Tor flesh
wounds, hurph scalds old NoWa,
rash, ohaind skin, N nALlAknR
SNOW IMMINENT, II IN both heal
mg aud anllsepllc. Sold by all dlug'
FISTS,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
RUSH JURY STILL OUT
LATE HOUR LAST NIGHT

Tho jury IN tho ease ol the First
National Hank U.s. i, " Rush, " uN,
had not returned u verdict AZ late
hour last night The ease went M
the Jury Friday evening ut 6,ao
o'clock after having boon On trial
since Tuesday March 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
MONEY MATTERS IN EAST DECLARED
EXTREMELY CLOSE BY NOBLESWHO
HAS JUST ETURNEDF FROM VISIT

That money matters arc oylIouo.
" close In The oasl ana prunM H.
WIN become more 80, " the h nor
" II A. Mobiles Wht hIs nat te.
turned from u Writ there llo do.
tlnied that hanks IA M plH lrr
no. opening now nccHunla. hut az
inclined 10 take care NJ the I'D.
innate business ~ their customer
only speaking Ut matters be- snid
The banks IN The East are dt
iormlnod 10 hold the EurDnom trad
We inherited during The wa. rhls
w very wise policy hhi 10 donr
10 We must DO our Last ana conlul
business with our own cIpill,. and
conneryaliyoy
Sccs Pipeline Od'r
while N p,itghurg called ON
the National supply Cumpuur. who
practically control nll The steel Un /
iron pipe Ot our ouuninv While
lhore they showed me the ord,r ut
TIE Union Petroleum Compnn,
which order ~ Tor thrifty mil,u 1T
clpM inch pipe, 10 be- used FROM Too
pns fields TO the city ~ Amarillo,
also u number uf milts NJ pup, con
flstihR VI hIN, -four three, aud 'Wt
men pipe for extension IN The cilN
The National supply co, said
ihey had enough o,dcbl oa tile M
that time in h,cp all then lu.lurlo
running nlphl and day tor twelve
months, hut stated they we've rlyrg
tho Union Petroleum romptuy tu
iiRhi OF way aud would rhip lhpu
ontf" order cut Within ihr urNl
ninety days. They elise mld ~, or
der was placed, pl,rcs tu b. nude
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
TENSE PRESSURE
ON HER HEAD
my Sides, Back and Head
Panied Me Just All the
Time" Says Alabama
Lady, Who Took Cardui
and Got Well

Uniontown. Ala .---..' After the birth
OF my baby came near dying,
writes Mrs. Mauds Fclts. Of Union
town. 81 was in an awful con-
dition 1t just looked like I
would die.
81 couldn'o bear an, ,one to even
touch me. was 80 sore, not even TO
turn me in my bed. My sides, back
and head all pdned me. just all
the time
we had tho doctor every day and
he did everything he knew how, It
looked like. Yet ! lay there suffer
inv such intense PANS as seems I
cant describe.
Finally, said to my husband,
let us try Cardui lie went for
1t at once, and before | had taken
the first bottle tie . came back,
soreness began to 90 away. and be-
gan To go away. and ! began "a
mend. The intense pressure seem
ed all at once 10 leave my head
and before long [ was up.
Il took three bottles and was well
and strong and able 20 do my work.
| believed Cardui saved my life
| cannot praise /, CROUCH for what
II did for me"
II you are woman. and need a
tonic
Take Cardui, the Woman's Tonic
-AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
GORE LECTURE SERIES
Has Made Arrangements to Speak
Against League of Nations Be-
fore American League.

OKLAHOMA CITY, oct. Ell
The Daily ollahoman has tried to
create the impression that Senator
Gore is supporting Governor Cox
for the presidency. This is done in
the hope of lining up the "bolshe-
wiki and |. W. WIS and pro-Ger-
mans" who supporter, Gore in tho
primary, for Cox. Fred G. Clarke,
state president OF the League for
the Preservation OF American In
dependence, has telegram from
Gore which leaves no doubt as to
whore the blind senator stands. 1t
is in reply to an invitation to speak
In Oklahoma. and is sent from
Washington under date of october
10. as follows:
81 have arranged with the
League for the Preservation OF
American Independence, which.
as you know, is a non-partisan or
ganization, to deliver series of
lectures and addresses between
this and the convening ot the
senate in December. ! am already
billed for the next two or threo
weeks. My addresses are along the
line OF speeches in the senate and
in Oklahoma and--Rlscwhcrc.
shall not cease my warfare against
the league as drawn until every
body knows the truth--that IL Is
dead past all redemption. II. =.
Gore"
warfare against the league"
| certainly involves warfare against
| those who would force the league
/ upon this country, and tho friends
OF Senator Gore will be glad &c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
0, Boy! Here's Best!
You Tell 'em, Cupid,
You Tied the Knots

PAWNEE, Okla, oct. Eli
Fanny-Walking- Sun Chapman 70
Eaves- Walking Sun, an Indian
woman, 55 years of age and mar
ried six times. objected TO the di-
vorce suit brought In district court
here before Judge u. S. Cole. by
her husband. Walking Sun, four
times weddCd and II years old,
on tho grounds that walking suns
charges that she would not be Il
good wife, were untrue.
Walking sun, ap Indian OF a
smaller tribe, has all of his for
mer wives living, while two OF tho
men who were formerly the hus-
bands Of Fanny Walking sun are
dead An odd instance Of the pro-
ceedings is the fact that both
Walking sun and Fanny Walking
sun have been married once be-
fore and divorced. later TO remar-
Ty,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
rOISON KILLS THREE PEOPLE

'"'l'' 0t StOmaChs of Victims Ex-
o,r ,"inlncd by Chemists.
po,,g g,NN land, Cal, oct. 2I.-Diag-
bra. or the stomach contents Of
arS persons who died last night
bo,,,,' ,loa' at a hospital here showed
NV. poisoning, according TO
S,'t.,'lnS connected with Leland
ys,sh.o'I university and the Uni
'"Sl,y of California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
ENID BUILDING C0LLAPSES
Wall ~ New Structure Fails, Hut No
one l. Injured In Crash.

IVY Associated iTtas SNa'e N"'
ENID. Okla. oct. 21.--With q
crash that was plainly heard
throughout the business district here
this morning the entire wall Of "A
new brick building Just being com
plotod, cavcd In. No one was injured.
Architects and others had been In
the basement few moments before,
making plans tp get water out which
haY run In during the rain which fell
last night The damage Is estimated
'hy building experts at $4,000. The
building would have been ready Tor
occupancy within the next two or
three weeks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

FOR rushing for federal financial
kcting. declared there Is mo reason
aid" and asserted thvrc WIS "uoth-
ing the matter with the south be
yond an uurCasoning scare IN
cotton"
The statement was prepared "for
the benefit and announcement of
those who are not fully informed '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Receivers for Coffee Firm.

NEW NOk. oct. 21.-Fedcral
Judge Mack today appointed Vim
cente +. Villa of Colombia, South
America, and Lawrence Berensen,
receivers in equity for Nasqucs,
Coreas and company, inc, New York
coffee exporters and importers. The
concerns liabilities were given in
the complaint as more than $500
600, of which II is explained that
81 100000 are unsecured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
IT'S JUST A COTTON SCARE
Henry q. Hester says There's M
Need OF flushing for Ic,icral Aid

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 2i.--fn a
statement prcparcd at the instance
of tho New orleans cotton exchange
directors and made public tonight.
Henry q Hester. secretary of the
exchange ana for so years regarded
as an international authority on
matters pertaining 10 cotton mar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

SAN FANCISCO. oct 21--Thc
body or an unidentified woman!
about 2i years oll. with the hands
tightly bound ana "a pillow sin
stuffed into her mouth. was found
In u hotel hcrc today. \ man who
accompanied her to the hotel is be-
lnE RnmEhl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Churchmcu Talk Education.

WACO, Texas. oct. 21.-Dcclaring
that on the education OF the youth
of the country depends the future
welfare or this nation, bishops,
Clergy and laymcn, representing
Oklahoma, Texas. Missori, Arkansas,
Kansas and New Mexico, the SOUTH
western Episcopal synod. meeting
hero IN annual session today devoted
almost the entire session to a discuss
sion OF how best TO train young pco-
pie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

know that defeat has not altered
his purpose to fight for tho inde-
pcndence OF America from dtctation
by any foreign super government.
Tho opponents of the league are not
supporting Cox.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
4 PLOT AIMED AT BRITISH
haillar Greenwood Secs Conspir-
rcS,S 10 Wreck the Empire.

IoStIy 10 Wreck the Empire.
orso,,I'pN, Oct, il.-Sir Hamar
lana WOOD chief secretary for Ire
deUh. I'lS afternoon alleged that "a
aevE, 'ale and highly paid conspir-
"sh empire" ~ '''0
doGSir Hamar Greenwood made this
Swg,elaration w, in the house Of comm ons
Question 'Po"eu oh tue lr'Sh
{, would rather see the RAILWAYS
tha, ,auu va closed down for 100 years
so oy,'Id TO tho demandsof the men
nor, n as the men refuse TO trans
ecrotn..ush soldiers" said the Irish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Stranglcd Ry Own ReIt.

John Bodin, as, was strdngled to
death here today when the belt on
her dress caught around her neck
as she fell off porch at her home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

wASHINGTON, oct. 2l.--Tho
war department announces tha
death In Cobicnz, Germany, OF Pri-
Natc Jesse O. Click, Sallna, Okla.
Pneumonia was tho cause. Death
occurred on October IS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

form. Supporting Miss Stewart IL
an all-star chst. including Ward
Crane. Charles Richman, Irving
Cummings. Byron Munson. Myrtle
Stedman, Margaret Lands, Barbara
la MARI Decley and Lcyola O'Con-
nor. Bertram Bracken directed the
production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

Those who have already seen
Harriet and the Piper" both at tho
coast and In New York. arc unani-
nous in declaring It the best film
vehicle I'm which Miss Stewart has
yet appeared, not excepting 'In Old
kentucky" which was one OF tho
most successful OF last seasons pro-
ductions--AdVt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

Harriet and the Piper" ANTE
Stewards latest First National pic
ture, which Will be screened at the
strand thcater. commencing Satur-
day IL from Kathleen Norris story
OF the same name. The story, which
has a Greenwich Village setting, ran
serially in the Pictorial Review, and
has since ben published in book
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
iSolamente faltan cuatro dids!
Estos correspondent exclusiuamente los que
no han cumplido aun con la obligation
sagrada que tienen pendiente
con la Patria.

Cuatro da an fin la subscrpci6n Que LA
PRENS apenaS fin dc hr
I'm rcseabe auxilo para los damnio$ en- ueoa vera
cruz por la caaStrofe Encro
cmpeo Ia Subscription "c IN exit" eS
primer dia al primer envio de ondo Slsuo Ia 'aanch ne
nas one han vcndo haccr que al prosecute
coeca
caudo nue>tra
r una vcrdacra acrLno>c oTo hla
81 padoSo n c "SIco
vllorrlo leano
ii mas aro e
tic la
los aconmIeno mucha "mbar
de anguS Ia pnora a
de de los homhrcS de
qu" pc>aron 10 paajcr" del cnuSaSo tic los pmcrS
,dia< que cltaivo de los
cagio medic medic: c cnuSaSmo prSlst"
cmcno accidental or honda >n ralgaln0
cran Soldo> grndc conoaora vcrad
de uurStra gram pt>i0r uacjonaL
rrinon ccrr uc<tra del Qrl
lnprd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
|. CABRERA ESTA
ShTISFECHO De
Mr.. WILSON
DICE QUE FL PUEBL 0
NEXICANO DEBE CONVEN-
CERSE De Los BUENOS
PROPOSIfOS DEL
PRESIDEHfE

TsIrf-7rr1 tS7@cECt r@sc Ii FRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Feb, 2l.-
Fl Secretario de Hacienda, Luis Ca
hrera. en- unas declarscicnes quc hi
20 un redactor de Excelsior. ma
nifeslo anoche que Ia, accion del Presi
dente Wilson. al demandar al Secre-
:ario de Estado. Robert Lansing, que
cenunciara per IA actitud &c aggression
adoptada por Gi para con Mexico, de-
IBERIA de convencer al pueblo mexica-
no de que el Presidsnte Wilson inten-
ia mantener, a toGa costa. su f!rne
propCsito de no iatervenir en- Mexico:
as como de su buen deSeo lie indulgvn
cia hacia les ralsss hispano-america-
ncs.
Fl elemento Official ha ven;do dando
como un hecho Que Ia renuncia lie Mr..
Lansing vcmo SecrcSario de Estsdo Sc
ha dcbido exclusivamente 4 Ia pcl;ti-
ca que siguio hacia el gob!erHo de Ia
rran1a con motive del incidente del a
gentc consular en- Puebia. William
10. jenkins, Y ha renac:Go en- dicho
elemento n confianZa on el apCyo DC!
gobierno de les E.stados Unidos. con,
fianza Que hab!a Gesaparecido con
m0t;yo &C las enarCicas notas envia-
das por el Secretario dc Estado cue
asaba &c salir del gabinote de Mr..
Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
UN GRAL. CARRANCISTA
LEGO A WASHINGTON
Viene comis;onado para que
estudie la organization
del Quartet Maestro

Tcicgrqmo Especial nara IA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Febrero 21.-
Francisco Mujica. general carrancis
ia que viene los Estados Unidos
con una comision especial del go
bierno actual de Mexico, lego a esta
capital aver Y fue presentado los
iefes de los diversos Departamentos
de las Secretaries de Guerra Y Ma
rina.
Mujica ha venido, segin Sc dice,
co,nisionado por ei gobierno de Ca
rranza para estudias, especialmente,
la organization del Departamento de
Cuartelmaestre del ejercito Y de Ia
Marina de los Estados Unidos, para
rendir al gobierno de Carranza un in
forne sobre las mejores condolences
en- cue puedc ser organizado debida-
mente el pepartamento de Abasteci.
micntos militares.
Segln declaration que Mujica hizo,
con su dcble caracter dc comisionado
Y jefe de la oficina de compras de-
pendiente del Departamento de Abas-
tecimientos n,ilitares, el gobierno de
Carranza gasta anualmen:e doce mi
llones de pesos en- articulos que ad-
quiere en- los Estados Unidos para el
ejercito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
APARECIERON VA LOS
"VALES" DE A PESO
Ell gobierno Sc esfuerza
porGue sean aceptados
por el bajo comercio
y por ell publico
,!e5roma Especial para la PRENs.A.

Te!e5rcmn Espccici para LA PRENSA. e..
CIUDAD De MEXICO, Febrero
21.-Ayer en- Ia tarde fueron Ian
zados Ia circulation los wales" dc
peso que Sc habian venido anun-
ciando, ' de les cuales enviaron las
oficinas impresoras una cansidera-
bic cantidad II Comis;on Mcnetar:a
que fue impresa. como Sc habia in
dicado, con Ia intervention de los
representatives &c Ia Confederation
de Camaras comerciales de esta ca
pital.
Como a los wales" de a peso Sc
Ia hecho una campana mas energica
Que los de cincuenta centavos,. con
objeto de continuar sembrando Ia
desconfianza en- el pIblico, Ia Sc.
cretaria de Hacienda ha apelado al
recurso, para hacerlos circular, de
hacer declaration formal de que Ia
emission de este papel sera controla-
da per un grupo de comerciantes y
banqueros fin de cue el bajo co,
mercio y el pueblo Sc convenzan dc
que les citados wales Sc halian per,
fectsmente garaHtizados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
UN PRINCIPE
SUECOEN MEX.
Hard estudios arqueo-
Z6gicos e heredero del
trono de Suecia

Trlesranro Especial para Ia PRENSA.
El Principe Gustavo Adolfo, herede-
70 del trono de Suecia, aribo a Belize,
Honduras Britanicas, segln 10 lnfor-
ma un despacho inalambrico reclb!-
do en- esta capital, Y que Sc prepare
salir para Ia Isla de Cozumel, ST.
tuada frente la costa de Quintana
REQ. De la Isla, ell Principe Gustavo
Adc!fo. de Suecia. pasara a Yucstar,
proponiendose visitar toda la region
sureste, pues desea visitar las ruinas
de aquella zona y hacer trabajos de
exploration.
Dicese que lueeo vendra el Princi-
pc a esta capital, pues desea v!sltar
las piramides que recientcnente fue-
ron descubiertas cerca de Mexico. FL
principe heredero de la corona de Sue
cia es un notable arqueologo y desea
hacer IN estudio en- nuestro pals de Ia
civilization antigua.
Ell gcb!erno Sc d!spone darle ca
lurosa bienvenida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
LIE FUE CONCEDIDO Ell
RETRO A AGUILAR

TeIcC-ama Espeeicl Daro LA PRENSA-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Febrero
21.-Oficialmente So ha anunclaoo
oue ell General Candido Aguilar, Sc
cretario de Relaciones en- ell gabinete
del Presidente Carranza, Y Gober-
nador del Estado de Veracruz, ha
solicitadc Y optenidc desde luego, su
retro del eiercito carrancista en- el
cue tan alto grado tiene.
Segnn Sc dice, el hijo politlco de
D. Venustiano abandona el ejercito,
nara poder libremente entregarse
actividaes politicas, tendencies pro-
pagar V defender Ia candiatura pre-
sidencial del Ing. Ignacio Bonlllas,
actual Embajador CT Washington, CO
ia Republica Mexicana.
Otra version, ain mas interesante,
circula en- torno del retro del Ge-
neral Aguilar: la de que, en- case
de que el Ing. Bonillas continue re-
husandose p aceptar su candidatura
4 la Presidencia de Mexico. dicha
candidatura le sera ofrecida al
mismo Aguilar, quien la aceptara
desde luego.