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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
Ilranlnllr IlrrilnI

Mary miller llnard dramatic
reader, presented number NJ her
pupils IN u NpliRhllul recital fridns
.yeplng a. The H. y, killough rev.
idcnee,
Decorations VI cut Flowers AMI
form we've uhod arlisll1ally, MAKING
o dellnh,ful and ApT,ng'lihn apillnA
Tor the Oeca'Ai0n, i,lilh Miss Juan
ia Mays, ~ q flower fairy, mnl tho
nuny,a q, the door presenting lhen
Nith pansy la,ors,
beauty VAS theme NJ the prngpl M
- ~ mystery ana beauty VI llOWot
life which has been hhnH Nv nno,,
since Tine lnlm0nnrlnl Flowers,
M emhlenh VI al IuHurroclrh life
and their l,lallCn Ia the humnh Ito
was beautiful, brought Om lhfouph
q Mldo Fangp " classic and Mndtln
authors,
The prOgram was divided nlu IVA
paris Fart | was made w VI flows
W poems, carrying Out the sentiment
NJ The Easter season, pnd inc hnnui
llful mystery NJ rnfurltrlph lllu.
ihrl II consisted NJ HcnnoH, mono,
lnaueh and charming stories nnnl
william Deem, Howell and u, Henry
and other we'll known authors,
The entire nroaram WA runderd
with taste aud charm, glylhg genuine
plcasMro ~ al who wuru l0llunD N
enppRh &C. hp plcseal, 1honp Wha
MikH Lucy ualhlng, EnrnoHlinl
smith, Crate lluchltr Mary Nnhlri
hoheIia llren, Kate rrulglnglnh,
L0ulNa ENum, llehectn MMp, Mhdp
smith, kulhor,n MCdlogur fnlu
l'a,eiil Elizabeth blackburn Hazel
o'iirlen. Elizabeth Jane WhenlloN
francis Halt katherine hmllh, IVA
kllloueh Roicc Thompson iohnnl,
Woodafh !, l., Gordon, fhOmh'
Thompson, James llud! AMI idrrl
lNum,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

wmdun l,raIs ~ lldplna tn Nrnm',
~ uomhlnrd WIN sllh ,UiS ~
Ua, Emh,oihrN, Ne iirWll,r
No,rlll IN Costumes Dcslqnpd In
hpllnp,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
NMLahls Trmplar Master srr,lrp

TON hlfurl Nulhnultl 'hnlpht
Amarillo Commander, No ~
Knights Templar, VIII hold lhelI Rn'
nunI Raster service NJ Tao y, NJ
sunday, April I, IN lhp Folk hlre1l
Methodist church, llev, ", q A,a'
man, prelaie ~ The cOmmpndrly y,
VIII conduct the rorvlto and the hrr'
mon viii hr preached b, Rcy, Nv
Knight w. y, llrOohA, nallor VI Tho
church,
Tho musical program " ~ fol-
Iowa.
Organ prelude,
l'fhecAhlohal march
llymn-"onNard Christian hol'
didra,
Soprano f0lo -- "ilfp Glorious
ConqeroF, lWoolerl Mrs, w. "
Newly,
hah,or Anthem ny The choir
lynn do Forward thfihlian
soldier"
Ilrensionhl march,
The order VI service has been
pprinted IN attractive hoohlrl l0ru
aud will b. distributed VI the chlrrl
NJ tho hour VI service NJ ferlienl
and ylaillng knlahh 'fpmplnra az
requested ~ meti N lhu pHYlnm
corner " pOlk AMI flslh, ~ Olll
and IN full uniform
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

NEW NONk AMI T. \ nli ol
A druHH Tor street wear when
Any numhur ~ M nlu ASKING ilr
nurallnn lnla nnplur The answer "
usually rhrlhl'
Fashion lR,nra i'um lmpnWlhll'
ana tho NJ nlnnllH have luWud nht
Equality mood models IN hulh ruili
ana hiutntH
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tor "ltWN rulprN ~ embroidery
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Nnudrn heads, lhu hnnlf IA willow
and purple, q rrrulHl nnll,rr tli''l'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

iri Cuuprr iouhl,bgl
50 iu pfuEatr q place f1f yfr'
Twas ihr savior speaking thnu
"rhal where ! am So may b. ahoH
And ile ntukc 90 che suns VI m,t.
- 20 "a prepalr place lor you"
what assurance what hop, whai
love-
What tiilr Ne hold. lhrourh thi
eutenani.
To tho realms Of that NE ahose'
"fhr Gili OF God u eternal ne
Through Jesus. the Chllsi, lhU
CTuCilied
Then q how ui,al the ,hInss at
earth
whlch perish while We With Him
abide.
How sweet the thought aud what Joy
Il holds
The silt Vt uOd eternal lile,'
To be- With Him when our Noll h
DER
To know no more 81 slu boro
strife
lie suffered diodi arose FROM tho
grave
On that glorious Easter day,
To walk IN llit footsteps IN 10 at
tain
Tho life that pasSelh noe away
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
pa.lrr Eag Hunt NJ ihe W"a,
liomp,

ThlH afternoon NJ O'rlnfh NJ INC
q, q, Orway residence The pflmaT
Departmeni ~ the Central rirhhp'
inrlan SUNDAY sehOnl were nnlnllhlll
ad mos ldellghliully With 80 Eaaiei
pag Hunt The ehildren all mel ~
m" church NJ 7 O'rlOnh ana from
,h,re proeeedsd IN y body ~ MIS-.
Ovdway's There we're 40 Fast
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q flee cream ana cake wpip served
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

Itug,an fur lho IpaluF a. \ 90.
sansl.n, lpri ga, iai,'tnaslc
lllpl.t hui,h,
sung. MfWNN
Prayer,
iullnfss aud hgfordL
Roll laii
subject "famlur Viii AuImala I"
l.rador Miss Ruih llulman
scripture Lcsaun James i.i,i-
leader
Frazer NJ % rullon
nrlll aud naily nlblr Heading,
Monday " Cotton
TUESDAY Miss Mildred Wexford.
"Wednesday Miss fas lulley
Thursday Miss Lougfpila Curtis
Friday naherl laprll,
saturday Noy lurts,
introduction ~ l,eadrr
fira Topic "lluman hprgeh'r-
Louise Hamilton
sp,oud Topic "Ouoh aud Had
NERDS hohrll duncan.
1hird roplel "fhe Gate Jackie
Lair
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
~ m. Al. M MIMI.

The &, W. II, NJ NJ lhn Filhi
christian church viii hold ~ rpp'
ular monthly moulinH Wednesday
afternoon NJ \ Ooluch Al The home
NJ Mrs, " y, cranberry 100 Van
nurnn street, MpHdumuu VI v, Lam
ham, MoCarly, H. A. fandy aud W
" urnnl viii act na assistant hnH'
lnHhpH NJ the occasion,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
Yn IlnlnlaIn MNh IA.ler lAll,

The Woman Az illpti ~ TIE W.
Andrews episcopal church Viii unf
terrain Tho Older hnSa and plilH ~
the parish ana lhr.r invited RNpsll
With an EAllul IalN NCAdul INun
lng "a the nalllh hnuFn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

i'loffaes Nm. n, y, LAWYER,
HifntH Palace a.
Architects nnd Founder,
runuIon " Typo-Nfs, W. Y
Wine,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04

several itHlH uNp u lone Nuniln
went inti he fnlpirn urll0n NJ nnp
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lhnufind NJ those nonplel phu rents
rd n room organized n sunday
hrhuul aulHhl admission w llun
homes NJ he nunplpl Az fllal lhpV
dhlrualud mad rnpollpd her hnl llnt
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entered every dnor Hnd leil u hlnl
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r0nrnrnh unp ~ nnA w ilinlr
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they invited and welcomed her, \
ministry NJ love n Thus opening 40
The way tor lhn roapnl
1hlnuph Our 01he0ntnH schools
nnd wesley lloulea nnf women ,hl
secure llulnlnR nni hpln ~ promote
The work hmOnH nur sisters.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
I,u,lllIu InluIulllru Wnpla,

Tho ~ Y, y 4, executive enm'
milien. consisting NJ Misses tots
Garrison, NlrninN llndHnn llhchrl
Kendall nnl Muunln. rhilrr Mat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-04
NV nIrNNIlnn IN VnMk Am ADNPlNNlN TAlOnED AIIr'

This pONn was mndp l0r Nlan MARY
Holland, WhO IN hlnnnflnl hlnrrHn
Mlly IN nrlnnnnn"
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rnrlilah nnd Hlolln llOhhn wears y
IN Wfhp Nlnhl iluhi' IA lhu LIBERTY
rhntiuT
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ne rnflumo fhu phlil puhslnlH NJ
iva uuunl Wldim n MATERIAL ~
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heavy lAsHpl lH ~ ina Hull material
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
irish Settlement
Plan Us Suggested
By Visc0lInt Grey

LONDON, Sept. so.--viscount
Grey former ambassador to the
United States, in a letter to the
Westminster Gazette puts for
ward new proposals for the solution
Of the Irish problem. He declares the
present home rule bill Is not accepted
by any one, and says:
The only practicable policy that
offers any prospects of success seems
to me to have three cardinal points:
First, a definite announcement
that for these two islands of Great
Britain and Ireland there can be only
one foreign policy, one army and one
navy, and that we can not stand
separately in these matters any more
than the North could stand the sep
aration of, the South in the United
States
Second. with this exception Irish
men must be as free as the peoples
of the great self-governing domin-
ions to settle for themselves how
their country is to he governed.
Third, to give time for them to
come TO agreement with each other
and draw up their own scheme, the
British government will continue to
perform as best it can the function of
the government in Ireland for a
period not to exceed two years, but
at the end of that period or sooner,
II ireland is ready. it will withdraw"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
SOCIALISTS TO TEST
KENTUCKY RED LAW

CHICAGO. Sept. Seymour
stedman. Socialist nominee for the
vice presidency. will deliver an adj
dress In Covington. KY, Friday
night TO test out the Kentucky 'sedi-
ton law which Socialists and radi-
calls throughout the country consider
the most drastic and unconstitution-
al of thei various state antiradical
laws Socialist national headquarters
here announced today.
Under It's provisions" the state
ment continues, IT appears to be an
offense punishable by 81 years inn
prisonment to urge any change even
IN the personnel of the government.
The Socialists are anxious to make
a test case and il is possible that
with Mr.. Stedman's address the con-
stitutionality Of the law will be
tested"
The national campaign committee
OF the party will meet in Atlanta,
Ca, Saturday to perfect plans for
lthe final month of the campaign. it
was announced. The meeting Is be-
ing held there so the committeeman
can confer with Eugene Debs, presi-
dental nominee. who Is a prisoner
in Atlanta penitentiary.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
Orpheufnl

Many popular players have been alb
sent from the stage the last year or
two for the simple reason that there
was a big job to do. and they were
helping to do it. One of these Is Will
liam Gaxton. Mr.. Gaxton has just re-
ceived his discharge from the navy and
Is taking up things where ne left them.
and is again to be seen in vaudeville
William Gaxton is light comedian Of
tried and true quality He has been
weighed on the stilliards of both the
vaudeville and the legitimate stage, and
in both cases with full measure. His
performance in Kisses" one-act
whimsicality was one of the delights
of the season, and when Douglas Fair
banks quit vaudeville for pictures, It
was Mr.. Gaxton who replaced him in
the principal role of IA Regular Bush
ness MANI For his return to his
,civilfaH pursuits. a new sketch has
been written by CAPT. Rupert Hughes.
author Of Excuse Me" and any num-
Der of successful plays and short
stories. This is called 1.-THE Junior
Partner" and shows the result of ro-
nance and business in which 1t Is
demonstrated that the two mix exceed
ingly we'll Mr.. Hughes has given Mr..
Gaxton a splendid part. and Mr.. Gaxton
gives Mr.. Hughes playlet splendid
performance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30

Il am more grateful to Tanlac than
words can express for it has given
me health and happiness after twelve
long years of suffering" was the
statement made the other day by
Mrs. Divine Peltier, No 26 East Al
len street, Winooski, Vt.
Il had been troubled so long with
n nervousness and sleeplessness that
4my housework was a drudgeTy and ]
got little pleasure out of life. My
appetite left me entirely and at times
/ could hardly bear the sight Of food
and what little | did eat caused me
severe suffering afterward. Gas
would form on my stomach so badly
that 1t affected my heart and l
4 thepght had heart trouble.
saast - was so nervous | would jump at
Nhe least unexpected noise and would
drop everything | had In my hands.
got so weak and faint at times that
l would have to catch hold of some
thing to keep from falling over. My
sleep was broken and restless and |
was losing weight rapidly. | had lit
tie strength or energy and, as had
tried all kinds of medicines without
relief, had become ver-' much dis
couraged over my condition.
My husband had been taking Tan
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results he was getting | decided To
try II myself and now | think as much
Of Tanlac as he does because it has
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My appetite has come back and
everything agrees with me perfectly.
] am taking on weight rapidly and
have already gained nine pounds in
fact feel perfectly well in every
way. TanlaC has done wonders for
me and am only too happy to tell
others about It,"
Nranlac is sold i'm Memphis bv the
following agents: Warnock Drug
company, Weiss Pharmacy. Doyle.
Turley Drug company. A. Renkert &
Co. two stores; L. H. Fitzpatrick
Wadlington-rurdy. Moore's Phar-
macy Taylor & TAYLOR. three stores:
WashburnAyle Drug company, C. O.
Manning and Battier's Pharmacy.
adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
"Hitchv-Koo." e

The one best bet of the whole theat-
rical season, SO far as musical come
dies are concerned, is the second edi-
ton of Raymond Hitchcock's big mu-
steal comedy revue, ',Hitchy- Koo," that
far-famed hodge podge of fun, music
and girls, which will be unfolded at the
Lyric, theater Monday, Tuesday and
Tuesday matinee.
The fact that this production of
t'Hitchy- Koo'' is guaranteed to be the
original one direct from its record
breaking run of two solid years in New
York. with scenery and costumes alb
solutely intact, probably accounts for
the extraordinary interest this city is
taking in the engagement here. In any
event, 1t looks now as If the new
''Hitchy Koo" will be greeted by the
biggest audience that has ever turned
out to see road attraction in this
CITY.
1.-THE present tour of the new edition
of ''Hitchy- Koo" began Immediately at
the end Of the sensational run on
Brbadway. 1t is from coast to COAST
and return, and will occupy exactly SO
weeks vs. p
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
MOying Pictures


After all, lavish settings and spec
tacular scenes are not absolute requi-
sites for the truly great motion picture
Humoresque." on view at the Strand
theater this week. Is among the big
photopiays OF the year because Il Inn
presses one with its sincerity and in-
tense heart appeal. It is a story of hui
mas, beings az they are. Tears and
real life. The story of the genius of
the violin who. aided by that beautiful
gift, mother love, rose from obscurity
and poverty to the heights strikes re-
sponsive chord In every heart.
"Humoresque" was adapted from
Fannie Hurst's novel of the same name.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
HIGHER TEACHERS PAY
URGED BY GlLBREATH

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 3d.
East Tennessee educators and citl-
Gems conferred here on educational
campaigns. ]. w. Bishop, of Chat
tanooga, presiding. s. @. Gilbreath.
of East Tennessee Normal school.
asserted teachers pay is below liv-
ing expenses. Longer rural school
terms, county school boards elected
BY county courts. better superinten-
dents and other recommendations
were made.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
ADJUSTMENTS
.Loew's Lvceum

As in every other profession, members
OF one family frequently attain promi-
hence in theatricals. Eddie Carr, AT
Loew's Lyceum the last half of the
week, is an interesting representative
OF one of these families His GRANDPA
Their, John Carr, was famous Irish
actor; his father, Edward Carr, another
light in the world of grease paint and
his mother noted Shakespearean ac-
tress reader. or five uncles each OBJ
tanned more than an ordinary place in
stage life. while Eddie himself married
into the Shea family, theater owners.
Carr opens in farce sketch entitled
The Office Boy" 1t is said to be one
laugh after another. The turn deals
with typical American subject in a
decidedly humorous way
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
Majestic.

Margaret LOOMS. one Of the most
plays opposite Bryant Washburn in
What Happened TO Jones'" the Para
mount Aircraft comedy drama which
will be shown at the Majestic theater
the rest Of this week. This play was
adapted from the famous George Broad
hurst comedy success which convulsed
Broadway for months.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
Princess.

Under Northern Lights" the thrill
ing tale Of Canadian woods, to be shown
at the Princess theater Friday and sat
urday, will give local theatergoers the
first chance to admire the work Of vir-
GINA Faire, who was adjudged the win
ner in last years Fame and Fortune
contest held in New York city. EVERY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30

HUNTSVILLE. Ala, Sept. 80
The first car of cotton seed 10 come
into the Huntsville territory was re-
ceived Monday by the American Cot
ton OIL company's local plant Ship
ment was made from Leighton, Ala.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30

one no doubt will agree that the judse
made no mistake in selecting this young
girl. who. besides youth seems to pos
SECS beauty. talent and intelligence.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-30
A Real Quality Cigar.

John Ruskin, Bigger and Better"
Ask for them at Fair and uptown.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
LA ESCUELA
FERR0CARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- reros de IN aho de hahersr i~nstala-
d. In inst-lido q mvchos estfdiaHtcs para
tue cnasiguieTau cmrleo OF los Fl. &C. Ma
cionales de Mexico y otros sistemas 1eEro-
viarios.
Sc imparten co~nocinientos = cnschanzn
]eonpicta Y moderna: q Inspectors de Loco
noto-as. Inspectores de FrPnos de Aire. ms
ue-.o-es de Caideras. IaSpec;orcS de TreHes,
Naouinistas. Fogoreros. CoaductoTes. Caro-
-a-os. Reparadores de Ca-ros, Mecanicos De
Casa ReGorda. Mecanicos de Piso y Taller
General. Necanicos &c Fre1os de Airc. Es-
nocialistas V otros vRrios cursos.
Ia Escucia Fer-ocar-ilera Nexicana ensc-
"a ssos t-abajos POI correspondence. = to-
dos aaueI!os que desearcn ser alEo mis- Que
Qtcraos esclavos de trabajos duros y sucl-
dos hajos. Y ayUda 4 perfeccionarse 4 los
cue e;c-ccn sin tercr grandeS co~nocimientos.
Ia Escuela Fcrrocar-;lera NexicaHa es 70
cnrocifa y recomerdada por todas las U0jo-
res de Fe--ocar-ilcros Ncxjcanos. altos ietcs
: r-omina7tes emPeados.
POI n irsiEnificaH'c suma de cuatro pesos
r;-rue7ta -eFtavos. puede cnNeza~ a pe-fec-
-;ora-se o ss;udiar u curse: lucEo cinco
-r-tavos dia-ios hasta cue a7-sada " curse
) re-iba certificate : diploma.
.Dsca p-ohar So :Ucrza de ~vc!uEta1 para
R1-rnic- alco DrovcchcsC2 Remita IN peso
c;ncucnta c~cntavos an giro postal L orde7 de
EXPRESS, . inmediatanr1-c -ecibi-a lecciones
g nucs.-as dc E-shados = varios dolores. su-
r~ic;cntcs ra-a IN mes de Sstudjcs.
Direction;
ESCUELA FERROCARRiLERA MExICANA
:. 0. Box I42I Los Angeles Cal. u 5. A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Fua depueSto eI AIcaIde
de Porras de la Fuente

SALTILIO. Mayo 2-La Secrcta-
ria General de Gohiorno ACADIA de te
nor irformes cficialcs dc cue ha IL.
nu7ciado cl presidents municipal d,
Parras. cediendo asi al d~escontento
de gran Harre del pueblo que desde
haze tempo II manifesto.
jose Idunat-, Gus g a qulcn 50 Ie a.
CARA De acc?tav SU re3uncla, ha hecho
enrreGa lie su DursJo al primer rerj-
Gor. Ricardo dc AEiic-o. DC qaicn q
pueblo cspera una labor mas a:ina4a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
Af.RIBC NEIR :. Fl. QJE
ETACU0 NNRFLIA

Aver llcgo Il csta 81 general Bru-
TO Ncira. iefc Dc las operaciones en-
q Fs,adv d. Nichoacam. Neira fd&
I.rco = ccnferenciar con Oarranza.
y sc asegura que en- tai confcrencia
81 icfe carraucj5ta hablo sobre las
causas Gu" le obligaron i cyacuar Ia
ralital del Estado, Ia ciudad de Mo
re IA. dord- cS-uvo mos cuantos dias
= All De naLcr saliIo de ella G, 60.
ocrn2dor Ortt2 Rubic nara rcgresar
cor Suf:nicntes tropas del Estado Y
h."rr saIir dc 81 4 las fueIZas icl
~.LIerno federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-07
FL COKONEL GAYOU. PRESO.

Ayr fu6 traido Il esta cavital q
cor0ncI Luis Alvarez Gayou Quicr
al fronte del 90 battalion de Inca Sc
crcour~aba en- Ia ciuGad de Guadala-
iara. Jalisro.
60 ascgura QUO Gayou, cue fUa
'scCo i~r;.r0ado on e cuartel de la
suarnicion Dc IA plaza. siulado fren
tc al iHriir de Santo Domingo esta.
ha para rehclarse contra ell gobicrno
tc Carranza. Tai So s"no al in
tercertarsele una carta d-l c~oronel
Martinez. iofc del 20 battalion dc H.
ne.. on la cual aque} jefe lie propo-
MA que Sc ~sUbIcvase contra ell 90
bicrnc
Gayou. ror su narte. mega haber
abrjgado siquier& Il idoe de sub!e.
Narsc Y anade Que 10 es responsible
re cue Aadic lc cec"iba On tai senti
DO.
SaLoSe cue 81 roc sera trasladado
ea brcvc a II rrisidn dc Santiago
T~laltcioIco. ycnd3 co~nsiCnado a un
jucz m;iitar.