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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
Mr.. HARDING No
V|S|TARA MEXICO
OCASIONARIA RETARD0S
AL BUQUE EN- QUE VIAJE
TODAVIA TIENEN SIN EMBARGO, LOSQUE 10
INV|TARCK, UNA ULTIMA ESPERAAlA De
QUE Sc DETENGa En- V[RbCRIZ

TelcgrcmG Especial zGrG LA PRESSA-
NUE,EA ORLEANS. La. %ov;.mbra
I9.-Esta tarde cmharc1 en Il 'Tnris-
nina" el senador Harding. pare. reali-
zar su pro:eciado vial III Canal DC
Panama. II FrcSidente e!4cto einbar-
CO dos loras dcsDuts dc naDer aSis-
t:do al banquet" que le iu.ra ofreci-
do por los elcncntoS rcpuhiicanUs, las
autoridudeS ' !a C,.llard Ge Conne:':!o.
V dur.unte el 2ual pronCnci6 j" ~
tense diScurSo cu ell uUe e&pcCSo 81
coufianZa dc que los lazos @orercla-
les dc los paiscs latino .tnieri"itlos sc
estrecilen cada vcZ mas.
No podr:i al senador Harding ha.-
Ger una vista n suelo :neNicanc, For
que. segtln eXpres0 conf!dcnci2lnlcnte,
el Ilegar Ncracruz Il ntro puerto
mexicano, significant un retardo Gousl-
derable en- el. itinerario de. buaue en-
que yiaja Y Gsto ocasionaria lncorpe-
nientes nuy grandes para los fehlis
pasa jeros Ya = Ia fccha cl Paris
nina NJ retardado un dia 81 salida
de Nueva Orleans. para tolnar It bo-oo
4 ! - =
6eser,barcara en- EeracluZ par:t CHI
plir con Ia invitaci6n que Sc le Ia ne
cho. g! barco Sufriria un retardo 0e
dos tres dIas.
Sin embargo. como el senador Har-
ding no hizo ninguna declaracion ger
miuaute -especto L que no Vi:ltaria
territorio mexicano, quienss estan m
teresados en- que efectue IA vista SO
Ecitada. ccnfIan en- que, cuando Q.
rarco sc encuentrc VA cE Q! Gedfo'
cerca de Ia costa meXicana, Sc resuei-
Va aceptar Ia invitaci6n y Sc aIrre-
gl, Ia detcnci6n del bacco en Vera
cruz por veinticuatro horaS.
Los amigos intimos de! Sei!as'"r
Eardirc. sin embargo. coEsiGerln aue
el presidcntc electo no deSe'GcSeca''i
on TERRA neXiuana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
IRA W. D. STEPHEN
invitan al gobernador
del E. de California a
la toma de Obregon

TcicgramG Especial para La PRENSA"
SACRAMENTO. Calf. Noviembre ls.
Ell gobcrnador de California, William
D. Stephen. ha sido invitado por el
general ObrcgGn 4 que visite Ia capital
Ie In Republica Me";cana V sea Su
hu1Spad, dltraute las ceremonias de Ia
torna de possession del nucvo Presi3en-
te.
La invitaciin Gel sobernaGof de Ca
lifornia ha sido apoyada por el Sooer-
nador de Arizona. Thomas Campbell,
uuien va 4 ir > Ia capital desea que
ianbien vaya el goberrador dc este
EStado.
Sabcse que los gooernadores de .Ie-
yas. Nuevo Mexico V Arizona, uenen
va preparado su viaje Y auc Ohreson
SO ;nteresa porque vayan igualmente a
Mexico ell gobernador Stephen por 10
que le ha urgido que aceptc Ia invita-
ci6n que Sc le ha eHtendloo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
IJEGAN NAEAGLEPASSLOSA AANERlCANOS
QUE VLENEN .HUYENDO DE COAHUILA
DECLARAN QUEL SITUAClON
ES SVERDADERANlEN7E SERLA-
Uno de ellos opina que en- dicho sfuaci6n Sc
esconde una jugada polthca de los
hon1bres del gobierno
reksrama Especial para ~"LA PRENSA"

1ekcramc Especial para ~"LA PRENSA"
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Noviembre is.
Los americanos -ue han NeSado
aauf de Sabinas y de las minas de Ro-
sta Y Cleote, comprendidas dentro de
,In radio de Glen millaS con relacion n
Eagle Pass, inforfnan que Ia situacion
creada por Ia hue!Ga es muy crltica
que el Gobernador de Coahuila. Luis
Gutierrez les aconseJo que sareran de
esa region inmediatamente, pucs pre-
We que sobre vcndrin aisunos dIstur-
bios puesto que ell gobierno esta re-
suelto Il hacerse cargo de Ia situaclon-
Los americanos citados han estado
viniendo va en- tren va en- automoVii
trayendo consigo a sus esposas. her
manas c hijas, Y no pueden eXplicar
Ia situaci6n deo tyo modo que diclen-
do que Sc les dijo que es seria.
Segdn cxpgesaron algunos america
nos, los huelGuistas conocidos con el
nombrc de unioniStas aseguran que
una facci6n del gobierno esta en- ia
vor suyo. Y un americana d!Jo en- ei
hotel Eagle: "Yo no Sc que deer accr-
ca de Gsto. No Sc ST deba considerarse
Ia situaci5n como alg nerparado de an
temano para producer un Golpe de eiec
10 favorable 4 Obregon que este
pueda decir cuanSo Sc haga cargo de
la Presidencia : arTegle el asunto:
"vean ustedes 10 que he hecho,' 81
los huelguistas Sc estan aprovechando
de Ia enfermedad del Presidente de Ia
Huerta, que sufre un nuevo ataaue dc
appendicitis. siendo solanen,c &C ma
nera rominaI como Sc halla al frente
del gobicrno. De cualquier modo, es
una coincidencia.'
Ouo americana iliZo IL declaration
siguiente: "Entiendo que hay cerca
de mil soldados mexicanos en- Allende
V con eSas fuerzas tan a Ia mano me
parece que el gobierno no tendria di-
ficultad aleuna para dominar la 81
tuaci6n. Tambien entiendo que algu-
mas fuerzas de caballerfa han estado
pasando por diversos lugares entire
Alende Y Rosita. Por 10 tanto, 10 que
pasa es un enigma par mi"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
-JOE--
UN ARREGO
AL Fin CONLOS
PETROLEROS
Sc runora que estos y
Ell gobicrno Negaron
q ur C0nUentO

Teicgra,na Especial 1DGrc LA PRENSA'
EUEEA YORK, Noviembre io.-Sc-
gun Sc rumora cn los circulos financie-
ros de esta ciudad. es muy probable
due al fin Sc llegue a un arreSlo paci-
fico satisfactoric de las dificulta-
des existentes entire el gobierno de
Mexico Y las compahias petroleras que
tienen propiedadeS en- Ia vecina Kepu-
blca. Tai arreglo, sin embargo, no Sc
espera cue ocurra antes de dos tres
meses. pues el asunto del petr6leo en-
pezara a ser tratado por el Congreso
mexicano en- diciembre proStmo. So
licitud del nuevo Presidente, quien re-
comendara que Sc tome una resolucion
definitiva 4 fin de que quede resuelto
el probien1a que raatas dificulradss
creado.
Por los informes confidenciales que
Sc han rtasmitido de Mexico. crese
quee Congrcso. n discutir cl profile
ma pendiente. derogara los decretos
expedidos durante el regimen de Ca
rranza. por 10 menos los modificara
de tai manera quo no sec onsideren va
ofensivos para los interese de las COM
paffas petroleras, quo itan consfdera-
do tales ,decrctos como confisca rorios-
En- opinion de alcunos financieros. cl
aSunto sera resuelto satisfactorlamen-
70 para todos los intereses que han
cstado en- pugna, mediante una inter-
pretaci6n mas conservadora del artl-
culo 81 de Ia nueva Constitution de
modo de que haya Ia posibilidad ST
quiera de que Sc pueda toma- la ley
como retroactive. que es precisamente
cl defecto de que han adolecido las dis
posiciones dictadas por el goDierno de
Carranza Y por 10 que han protestado
las companias que adquirieron legi-
timamente sus prop>edades antes de
que Sc promulgara Ia nueva Constitu-
cion.
Para sentar Ia base del arreglo que
Sc espera en- los cfrculos financieros
de aqri. dicesc que ell Gobierno hara
IA declaration Official de que Sc -halla
enteramente dispues,o a asegurar a
los propietarios de terrenos petrolffe-
ros. que los derechos legalmente adqui
ridoa de acuerdo con las leyes del pals.
no serdn infringidos en- 10 successive
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
Ell CONSUL GENERAL
DE Ell PASO IRA A
LA FERIA DE HOUSTON
Aver paso por esta ciudad
el Sr. Luis Monies
de Oca

Aver nochc paSo poT estL ciudad de
san Antorsio. con destinO a Ia de
Houston, Texas. g! se7o- Luis Monies
de oca. que desempeHa las tunciones
de Consul General de Mexico en- Il
ciudad fronteriza de Il Paso. Texas.
Segtn Sc nos ha inforTnaGo official
mente en- las oficinas conSulares de es-
- ciudad, q Consul setior Monies dc
oca Va = Houston iuvirado por las au-
roridades y e comevcio de IA iocalidal
= las ceremonies de Inauguration dc la
reria S.nu2l en- eSa poblaci6n.
Despuss de dos dfas de permanent.
cia en- Houston. el senior Nontes de
0ca deber4 reSreSar a El PaSo, para
contiuuar q 7espacho dc los asuutos
consulares ea Il importante poblaci5n
tronteriza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
La LIZA de las Naciones
pidio su cooperation
miIitar a Espana

Del Serricio Especial para La PREAsA-
MADRID. Novicm'." lN'--Sasl To-
dos los diarios que Sc publican eli esta
capital. insertan en- sus ediciones &c
hov. l. noticia de que circula el ru-
NOR de que Ia. Liga de las Naciones
ha pedido a Espafa que partic1pe en-
una expedition militar internaG-onal
par ocupar Ia Lituania. Segdn ei ciTa :
do rumor, Sc dice Que c! contIngenie
de Espana en- tai ocupaci6n, serta el de.
nm barco de guerra con una dotaci''n
de dos compaIias de infanteria de NIL
rina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
DECIDIDAHEnTE NO IRA
HARDING A VERACRUz 4
81 PASO PARA PANAMA

Tel. Especial para LA PHSNSA
NCEEA ORLEANS, Nov. IS
No sera possible que el Presldente
electo, Harding. Sc detensa en- We
racruz como deseaba hacerlo, e2
vista de que los oficialeS del LARGO
20 han manifestado que no seria
practico salirse de Ia ruta or'i:na-
ria para uesar NJ puerto mesIca-
no citado.
Harding le hizo saber preEia-
nente nj representan,e del Co
bierno rneXicand. que tendr'a
gus,o en- tocar Eeracruz Siempre
ore 81 aerro;ero de! parct pudIe-
IA a-reglarSe de Iilsusra dc hacer
possible tai coSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
LOS BAECOS DE ESPANA Fo5MA
RAN UNA cOMPANIA DE
CREDlTO

Te,e5ramd Especial pare "LA PRENSA"
BARCELONA, Noviembre 1S.-Tod6s
los Bances de Espafia han convenido
en- for.nar una co,npania de credito que
tendr.i por objeto evitar las quiehras s
de los Banca<, acudiendo en- ayuda de
los que 10 necesitan durante In crisis
monetaria que sc considera possible
sobrevenga en- breve.
FL capital sera de veinticinco milo
nes de peseIas Y Ia institution tendrl
IN caracter pernlanente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
UN SANANTONIANO SERA
ELPROXIhO EHBAJADOR
De Los {. I. EN- MEXICO
Tel. Especial para LA PREkSA

NJ'E,NA YORK, Nov. IS
The New York Tribune" NJ re-
cibido un mensaje fechado a ncr-
do del tren que llev0 Il Nueva
Orleans ri l'residenta c!ecto &C los
Estadcs Unidcs, Mr.. Warren G.
Harding. en- el que Sc ascslra due
MIR. z. Creaser, de San Antonio,
Texas. sera el pr6Ximo Emba j2dor
dc los Estados CnidoS "n McEico
que con ese puesto le Va a PIE
MAR 81 futuro Presidenta los ira
baios que hizo aquel antcS dc II
convention er Su fav,r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
Mega cue Haya 5oIshevikismo
en- Mexico

2 Eci.grCutc EspCr 81 DCEc IL FEENSS
NUEEA YORK, Novtcmbrc 1S.--Aa-
uuel Gomez Moria. Secrctario del Se-
neral Salvador AlvaTado. pubilca una
declaration lie este conteStando a 70
afi-uado en- IN dsspacho de Washing
ION puEEcado en- The New York
Times" y e. Il cu4l - aflrui6 que (.
SccrccariO IL. Hacienda habia dccla-s-
DO an la Cdmara :ie ctputados que era
r.art!d4rio del bolSheyikisIro.
Como en a mismo peri6dlco ruoG-
cara un articuIu t@ Il que hab'aba
de los problemas obreros de Mexico
GiciendoSe que x actitud entertainments
holsheviki de los huelcuistaS Y Ia de
s.-u2oS funeioHa-io& del Gobierno trae-
y:an Dor consecUeGc!a I'm reJardo en- el
rsconocimiento. Alvarado. por corducto
de 81 Secretario particular. hace acla-
raciones a tai art.culo. exnresando 10
siguients:
La affirmation de que 81 bol>heEiSls-
mo esta dominando po~ complete al
pals. 6 enJeramentc ialsa. El indus
r~iahsmo rnexicauo eSta a0n en- Ia IN
rancia.. las classes ooreras conStI-
'IlIyen 81 minimum d. percentage dc IA
pon!ac'oh, IoS So''Ii.I.oS - -, -
plt,L 81 f1p3Jo u1...sVH - ~
'2p1S4A uS' t'>'iS W -
"iacloEeS us '"S A-a..1>'V9 ~ -,
Que practicaments. u Ecp0b'ic2 no Si-
Is de tales prohlemaS.
Con reftrenci4 a las hae,SaS que han
teaido lus>T On Ia Clua"o ''S -NsNICo .9I-,,
' en- Fcr2crEz. - nsteS,'Sto "tv'''. IL
cue 20 ha RADIO" t'' s''tS 'I'''7 80
1noStr'Lc'oh oe caE'S'e' "''','''' ~.
"oreroS de AeN'co ~ San 80
por Il poIShsN'"'S''''. S''.' $50.
'n'n'e po' :'s5o' - ,,+;.,I. ,,o,.
1"h-'li1S,'S. 40 GO. 80,
10 conS'.'u'.''''' L. 80
lH'eoiS '''S ""''-f's' '' - ,t-,,.,>.
- maH'e'S''N '-e"s'' Wv w.
rn1rcadoS por Id 'sE - po' v'," " "
no Sc ha inteTvenioo cn 1oS Soi,tI'.Io.,
como Sc n@ Pts'eI',''9' pO'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
RECT|F|CA SUS
DECLARAC|ONES
SA[V. A[VARADO
a 3 2
Dice QUE NO DIJO QUE ESY
SERA SIEMPRE BOLSHEVIKI
las CRITICAS QUE HAN HECHO En- Los T,
UEIDOS Dc SU PROFESSION De FELO
OBLIGARIA A ASJIHaR DE- ELLA
TsssorcIHG Especial ycrG LII PRENSA"
..IIrIn IL. AL, III - A-L.....- kr.E

IcsSOTGraG ESsEcacE pcTG LII FHE-NSA
CIUDAD DE MENlCO Novlembre
1S--Sahador Alvarado. Secretario
do Hacienda ea al Cabineted el Presi-
dente de Ia Huerta. ha rectificado las
dcclarcioneS que hIciera Ia rrihuna de
Ia Camara dc Dipgtados. al Giscurirse
<, proyecto relative a Ia Creacton de
los Puertos Libres. de que habia ST
90, es Y Seria siendo bolshsvik : que
- houra tenia el serlo-
Ahora cXpresa el Sscretar.o &c Ha-
c.enda que sus palahras fueron nal in
1erprstadaS y que solo :aS expreSo en- q
acaloramiento do 81 discurSo, al verse
combatido por los diputados que Sc
oponian a. establec.mieuto de los puer-
los libreS. pero que =, no -ecoooc~ CO
mo suyas las dec!a-aciones citaaaS
que han sido not:vo de severas cri-
j:caS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19
,ESTADO DEL TEMPO
TEMPERATURES DE AVER.
PRoNoSTICo PARA HOY:

PRoNoSTICO PARA HOY:
San Antonio y vecindad: Temperature mas
calienrs uue aver. Ligeros vscneos del Norte
del Este.
da.
e. senior AIauro Castro. Ticec6nsul
Encarsado de las oficinas consulares
de Mexico en- esta ciudad, inmediata-
(Pasa IA Sa.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-19

Compre usted sus libros en- eSpa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 113
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata -
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas, An all-wise Father has
removed from her earthly abode.
Mrs. Alice Garrett, mother of our es-
teemed Brother Henry y. Garrett, be
IL
Resolved, That while those who
knew her, mourn the absence of one
they loved and respected, they know
rhe has passed from labor to reward,
an1 while we renew our fidelity to
the Order of which her son is a most
worthy member, we know that her
Yacant chair will remind him that an
other link has dropped from the fam
lily chain, but
Resolved, That our order teaches
the hope of Immortality and leads us
to dwell on the beautiful traits OF
human nature; that IL assures us that
the golden chain that binds us in life
cannot be severed In death.
Resolved. That our hearts go out
in tender sympathy for our bereaved
brother and his family and while they
mourn the loss of true and devoted
mother, we will not forget those she
loved.
Resolved. That these resolutions b,
spread upon the minutes of our Chap
ter. that copy be sent to our brother
and that the same be published in the
local newspapers.
THOS. p. BRAIDwOOD.
MAUDE o. THOMAS.
GRACE~CARSON.
Committee
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26
HOW TO PREVENT
BREEDING or FLlES

Would you like to be rid OF flies
this summer?
Then the time TO begin is now
The breeding season in the south be-
gins az early as March, and IL takes
only few warm days to breed them,
swat now will save thousand this
summer.
Action on the part OF each family
will help. but the real fight against
flies must be made by the commun-
ity and must be carried to their
breeding places
The eggs are deposited in fresh
manure, kitchen refuse. decayed veg
etables, human excreta, purifying
animal matter. or any other kind OF
organic filth. In such substances the
proper temperature, moisture and
food for fly propagation is found.
Alarming rapidity with which flies
propagate is shown by these figures:
fly is fun developed in s or 10
days after birth; each female is cap
able OF laying 100 eggs; and gen
Grafton is produced every 10 days
at summer temperatures. Thus we
have possibility OF countless millions
coming from single fly during
single season.
See that az! garbage is kept care
fully covered and is either hauled
off regularly or buried.
In case dead vegetable matter Is
desired for fertilizing purposes, see
that II is covered completely by earth,
then flies cannot get 10 II to lay
their eggs.
But II is the safest plan to rake up
and burn all dead vines, woods and
grass. Particularly old straw stacks
which cattle have been around for
the last winter.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas, II has pleased the Su-
preme Master to call s. B. Wells,
father of our esteemed Sisters Mrs.
Eva Maple. Mrs. May Boren. Miss
Myrtle Wells. and our brothers w.
III. Wells and Frank Wells. from labor
here to rest in the Celestial Lodge on
high. therefore be II
Resolved, That In the death of this
honored citizen. we realize that our
Sisters and Brothers have lost a kind
and devoted father. that just and
up right Mason and a good citizen has
been called to his reward.
S. b. Wells departed this life full
OF years-ripened with age and ex-
perience; he was worthy and well
qualified and duly and truly pre-
pared for admission into the Celestial
Lodge above where the Supreme
Grand Master presides; and he will
be properly vouched for by his Lord
and Master whom he loved and
served on earth.
We sympathiZe with his widow and
children. and his friends and neigh
bors who mourn his departure; but
we can only remind them that he is
not dead. he is only asleep-resting
after long and well-spent life here
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our Chap
ter that copies be sent to the families
of the departed and that the same be
published in the local newspapers.
THOS. p. BRAIDWOOD,
MAUDE O. THOMAS,
GRACE CARSON.
Committee
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas, the Messenger o. Death
has passed our sentinel and Invaded
our Chapter, severing link from our
golden chain by summoning from
time to eternity our Sister Alameth
Munger. one of our beloved members.
We shall never again enjoy her genial
companionship and wise council. We
mourn her departure and her memory
will ever be kept fresh and bright in
our hearts. therefore be it
Resolved, That 1t is with sorrow we
thus part with our sister. We would
emulate her virtues and bow In hum
BILE submission to the power OF One
who "Doeth all things we'll" hoping
for meeting in the great Chapter OF
a never-ending eternity. where with
hands clasped In hers. we shall take
up the links of the golden chain now
severed Be II
Resolved. That the sympathy of
this Chapter is extended to the sor-
rowing relatives of our sister and
their bereaved families.
Resolved. That we as a Chapter 20
conduct ourselves. that when our
summons come. the golden chain will
be unbroken in our home on high.
Resolved. That these resolution.
he spread upon the minutes OF our
Chapter, that copies be sent to the
families OF our departed sister and
that the same be published in the
local newspapers.
THOS. p. BRAIDWOOD,
MAUnE n. THOMAS,
GRACE CARSON.
ESxHxSs Committee.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26

A. c. Duley. OF Six Mile, returned
Thursday of last week from a five
weeks visit with relatives and old
friends in Kentucky, Illinois and 9TH
er points. His return home was has
tened somewhat sooner than he ex-
pected on account of a message an
nouncing the serious illness of his
wife. We are glad to be able to re-
port that Mrs. Duley is much inn
proved and on safe road to recovery
at this time. Mr.. Duley was caller
at this office Monday. He reports
his trip as having been highly en-
joyable and rest and recreation
which he will remember for a long
time TO come. When asked If he
desired 10 return to the Bluegrass
state to make his home, he replied,
II should say not. | enjoyed every
minute of my visit there but my
Beaver county farm for me-"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26
FRACTION OF CENT
WILL KEEP ORPHANS
WM4gs

Three-fourths OF one cent month
"a fraction OF penny which 9TH
erwise would be spent for tax on a
soft drink or some other article OF
luxury-will save the lives of 1900
starving Armenian orphans for one
year. II contributed by every person
in Oklahoma.
This Is the estimate Of r. L. Car
penter OF Muskogee. state secretary
of the Near East Relief, which Is
conducting campaign for s260. 900
in Oklahoma
How Figure IL Eestimatcd
The Near East Relief has shown
that $3.50 will feed. clothe, house
and educate one orphan for twelve
months Thus. assuming that the
1920 census will show Oklahoma to
have q population OF 100000, the
states quota OF s26O.000 means that
II is asked to adopt approximately
l.500 children until February 1891.
This is only one orphan to every a.
900 persons.
The Near East Relief has made
agreements whereby Sunday schools,
churches. mems and women's clubs,
lodges and other organizations. and
also individuals. who wish To adopt
orphans, can pay for their upkeep
in monthly installments.
Sf5 Month--One Child.
If, for example. an individual wish
es to care for one child, he can con-
tribute SIS monthly 20 the cause. II
n club or lodge adopts an orphan,
the expense will be split up among
the number of persons belonging TO
the organization.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26

+. A. Ellexson, Of. near Lorcna.
was here Thursday Of last week on
business matters. He called at this
office and advised us to discontinue
running his notice in which he ad-
vertised barred rock cockereis for
sale. his entire flock of these fine
birds having been quickly disposed of
through the ad inserted in this paper
some time ago. buyers coming from
far and near No argument is nee
essary TO convince Mr.. Ellexson that
an ad in The Herald pays.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-02-26
UNIVERSAL TRAINING

At the recent Republican county
convention the editor OF The Herald
was one among the hopeless minority
who spoke against that part OF the
resolutions adopted which opposed
military training. In the first place
we did not feel that the matter was
party issue since IL is being both
opposed and advocated by Leaders
Of beth parties. We felt that It wa
100 early in the life OF the proposed
measure 10 go on record in the mat.
Ter and certainly not against it, We
felt that the real merits and purpos-
es OF the measure were not thor.
oughly understood and we still feol
that before opposing such plan.
II should be given deep thought and
careful consideration from all ang-
les. There are many people who feel
that some form of universal training
for men. and women would greatly
benefit the country. We boast Of
our physical strength but the recent
draft revealed the startling fact that
we are weaklings.
The word military" seems to be
the great stumbling block in the way
of universal training. II the mill
tary part OF the training could tenn
porari,y be forgotten or at least rel
egated 10 a minor position. IL is rea-
sonable to believe that there would
not be so much opposition to the
proposed program.
While the military part of the uni
yersal training is important in that
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.tn,,a SsS This ,J aa,'ain
ment was very noticeabla durinp the
world war among the men who en-
tered the army from civilian life II
would be still more apparent In time
of peaee when less stress could he
laid on the military mart of the train
ing ana more attention paid TO gen
eral educational courses
Those who oupose universal train.
ing should consider what Il would
mean IN tho nation as well as In the
| individuals n Ali the Youths of the
country-many Thousands of whom
are illiterate- should be compelled
to 20 through educational course.
which would make them better and
happier citizens: and II. in addition
to this educational work. the boy,
were reauired to undergo daily tho
exercises which so greatly improy,
the physioue of the soldiers A lii.
tie discipline added would he excel
lent for any boy. as almost any moth