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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-14
First Transport To
\. Garry U. S. Troops
From Russia Leaves

rs 80. NJ #-N. ~ H.LEh .EHHEasl
New York, Jan 1.-THE army
transport Edellyn. the first of the fleet
OF vessels that will take from Siberia
the troops Of Czecho-slovakia and the
United States regulars commanded by
Major General William s.. Graves, will
leave here today with her announced
destination Vladivostok. The steamer
will go by the way of the Panama
canal and will call at Honolulu for
coal and supplies.
Tho other ships, it is understood.
will be the President Grant and the
America
The American soldiers in Russia
comprising the 9th and 2lst infantry
with headquarters, ambulance. field
service and signal corps companies
number approximately 10000 men,,
The troop carrying capacity of the
three transports considerably exceeds
that number. 4" 1-&4r.t sT#. l..
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OF m. ].
SIMON TO BE HELD
FRIDAY MORNING

The body Of NJ. j. SIMON. aged .42,S
iWl,o died vt Rochester. Mimi. hsti
Sunday following aiprolonRed illness,
arrived in this city this morning and
~ services twill be held at ST.
Mtchaefs church Friday morning Il
8 o'clock The time OF the funeral
which was first announced for Thurs
lay, has been changed on account Of
the inability OF relatives to arrive
here before Friday.
MI. Simon was the brother of John
sinner Of this city and the remains
will be held ut his home, 70S North.
Filth street. until the funeral. MI.
Simon. left for Rochester on January
5 to undergo an operation. His
death occurred on January 10, follow
ms the operation.
Among his survivors are four chill
drcn. Pearl. Mildred, Grace and Dom
aid, now with relatives in this city:
q sister, two half-sisters, three
brothers and a half brother. J. p.
Simon Of Grand Forks is his brother.
and =. Smith Of Grand Forks is his
h~alf,brother. His mother, Mrs. p.
Smith Of Grand Forks, also survives
him H Il .t fGe -
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OF Prohibition
To Headquarter At Fargo

Fargo. N. D., Jan. 14.-wm. b.
Lynch, Of LAMoure. appointed by
President Wilson Monday to the Of
nee OF federal prohibition director for
North Dakota, will establish head
quarters in Fargo for the handling Of
his work.
The enforcement Of the prohibition
law will be in charge of a special de-
partment with q special staff OF work.
efe.
Mr.. Lynch is a pioneer resident Of
the state. He has been county Judge
Of LAMoure county. and has been \
member for some time Of the law firm
of Lynch q Hutchinson.
The appointment of Mr.. Lynch was
recommended BY n. II Perry. nation-
II committeeman for the state.
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Caillaux Case Will
Not Be Called Until
Late This Evening

Paris. Jan. 14.--The struggle over
the presidency Of the senate, which
developed 1T that body today made it
appear improbable that the case OF
Joseph Caiilaux, former premier Of
France, charged with Intriguing to
bring about a. premature and dishor-
orable peace with Germany, would he
called for trial before the senate, sit.
ing as a nigh, court before late this
evening. If at all today.
1t a been planned to bring the
e1-premier into the senate chamber
before his judges at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
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way to his destinations. Tho rem

way to his destination. Tho remzfns
were taken on to Bismarck and thefs
prepared for internment
Archie Malin was q son Of M and
Mrs. Frank Malin, prominent re-
tired farmers Of this place. He is
survived by his parents and W
brothers, q third brother having died
Some time ago AZ a result Of a similar
accident. The family Is FRUSTRATED
with grief az . result Of the tragedy.
and the whole community is in
mourning for one of it's most popular
and promising young men.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-01-14
NIAGARA FARMERS
SHIP LIVE STOCK

Niagara. N. D., Jan. 14.-Farmers
CT this vicinity shipped two car loads
of hogs and cattle to the Northern
Packing plant at Grand Forks on
Tuesday. 1t is said locally that the
shipment was n of the finest ever
sent put of Niagara. This portion Of
the county is rapidly going into the
more extensive raising Of livestock,
n,ents similar to the tent out
Tuesday will be made during the
winter.
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CALLED
IN INVESTIGATION
Z OF MEXICAN AFFAIRS

San Antonio. Texas. Jan. 14.--G. f..
Plalock.. formerly the head Of an
American. colony and the first witness
today before the senate committee in
,vestigating the Mexican situation.
told of the murder of five Americans
by Mexicans and the conditions which
resulted in the abandonment Of the
property.
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Tho Town Today

The campaign for the sale 81 min
and elevator bonds IA now being ex-
t ah''1as !, TO the country districts.
Midwintsr revival meetings win be-
Tin next Sunday evening at the SAL
walton Army hall.
Niasara farmers are shipping stock
to Northern Packing Co.
Jos Throndson. slayer of Elmer
Dexell, and Fred Miller, convicted OF
srAnd larceny, left this morning for
tho state prison,
Tor meeting Of Science club at state
university. WIFI 4.
Ben cooperman will return to his
former occupation as travelling sales
man.
Mrs. j. A. Hofto has resigned from
the faculty Of the state university.
Citizens who have not been listed
by the federal census are requested
to call the Commercial club Thurs
day. ss
Conference on securing %aEricultur.
al agent for Grand Forks county was
held today.
Annual meeting is held by North
ern State bank.
Business men Of city pay visit to
plant Of Northern Packing Co.
Stockholders Of the Grand Forks
street Railway Go. hold annual meet
ing;
Federal court term opened here to-
day with Judge w. ]. Woodrough
presiding.
Funeral services for Christ Holt,
pioneer farmer Of Northwood, will DO
held Thursday. .E%
Grand Forks curriers' lose in Graf
ton b%onspiel. 5
.. S. wroolie died of heart disease
this morning at local hospital.
STOCKHOLDERS Of Great Northern
Life Insurance CO. open two days
meeting.
Funeral services for Mrs. E. T.
Towne . held this afternoon.
Body of NJ: J.. Simon arrived in
Grand Forks this morning, and
funeral will be held Friday.
The trial Of Frank Miller, charged
with the theft Of an automobile. is
scheduled to begin today in district
court.
/ Phillip Bangs will go to Mime
apolts Friday night to attend a meet
ing OF the American Legion commit
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Dance with US every "wednesday
and Saturday night. Orpheum Hail.
En1srd's orchestra. Tickets Tie
ADV. +
Buxton Ntdtor-O.J Snrlie Of
Buxton We business visitor IN
Grand Forks today. WI u
Hjeimsbeads b M--C.aP. Kjelmstead,S
1914 Cherry street, who has been CON.
fined to local hospital Tor the last
week, is still rather, seriously i'll, 1t
was reported this afternoon.
she was only q chorus sirl and
when he foundTout.H what did he do?
See Constance TalmAdSe in; 1.-TWO
Weeks, at the Orpheum Today and
Tomorrow. It's Just naughty enough
to be nice--Adv. fs
Ashes on ssFnects-The street COM
missioner warns householders against
dumping ashes il the streets IL front
OF their homes as a<numbcr Of pune
lures to automobile tires are result
Ing.
Don't Fosset-That We can train
you to become IN expert repair man
on Autos. Trucks, Tractors. Ignition,
Starting and Lighting. Batteries.
work. Grand Forks A%utornotivs
school-Adv.
Physicians to Meet-At the annual
meeting of the Grand Forks District
Medical association which will be held
in the Commercial club rooms this
evening, officers for the coming year
cal reports will also be given and a
social time will be held +
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
LANCER DOES NOT
SEEK SAME OFFICE

Bismarck, n. d.. Jan. 14.-Attor-
ney General LANCER announced today
that he will not he q candidate FOR
reelection. r. A. Nestos, OF Minot; is
said 70 be a candidate for the repub-
lican nomination.
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LEADS
IN ELECTION FOR
SENATE PRESIDENCY

Paris, Jan. 14.-Leon Bourgeois
was elected president OF the senate
by that body on the third ballot TAX
Ell today for the choice of a presid-
ing officer. He received 147 votes
against 125 for Antonin Dubost, the
retiring president Of the senate. JUS
tin de Selves, former foreign minis
ter, who received II votes IN the
first ballot and sixty votes on the sec
ond, withdrew from the race after the
second ballot. "
Paris, Jan. 14.-Leon Bourgeoise.
former premier and leading repre-
sentative Of France in the creation Of
the League of Nations. led by. =
plurality today in two ballotings in
the senate for the election OF a presi-
dent of that body, but further ballot
ing will be necessary. The first ballot
stood:
Bourseoise. 1..; Antonin Dubost,
former president of the senate, 1903,
and Justin de Selves. former minister,
II.
Second ballot-Bourgeoise 1903; Du-
bost ~, and De Selves 50.
sidered a test Of the strength of par
ties at the approaching election of a
president OF the republic.
It also has q bearing on tho case Of
former Premier Caillaux, charged
with the intriguing to bring about a
premature 'dishonorable peace with
Germany, whose trial was set to be-
gin today before h senate sitting as
a high court. NJ. De Selves was min
lister of foreign affairs in the Caillaux
cabinet.
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auditorium Dance every Friday
Good floor. Barry's. dance or
10c dance plan.-Adv.
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Political TAlks-'tThe i. ". A.
Crack Squad" of the Ad Altiora Lit
eFsfy society of the state university
WIZ hold its first program of talks,
touching definitely upon North Da-
kota politics, at it's meeting tonight
at Sis O'Clock. Visitors Interested
are invited to be present. Tryouts for
membership in the society will be.
held or Wednesday evening, January
II, and men r urged to enter the
tryouts..
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Northwood Visdtors--P. p. Holt ana,
A.,N N. Holman of Northwood were
visitors in the city Tuesday.
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ROBBERS GET 100000.

Pleasantville, Iowa. Jan. 14,-Rob-
bers entered the First National bank
some time last night and took fed
eral bonds and stamps estimated to
be valued at $4,000.
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sac Constance Talmadge in her
M lat4st' production 1.-TWO Weeks"
Iae1y and tomorrow at the Orphe-.
UNIV 80, 1880 and 9:16.-Adv.
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Dry Oak for sale-Delivered; ssl7-

you wish to list your land for
ne. or buy a good, farm, see Nor
~ & Schultheis.--Adv.
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Additional Markets
LIBERTY RoNDS.

New York. Jan. 14.-Pnces Of Libv
erty Bonds at ass p. m. today were:
IS 1924: first 4 las s2.92; second
4 LAS $3.50; third 4 las 1864;
fourth a l-4'st 9l.76; Victory 3 3-4's
1870; Victory 4 3-4's $3.50.
~ METAL,
New York, Jan. 14.-Copper stea-
dy; ~electrolytjc. spot and first quarter
- 1-4@l9 ga; second quarter H9
Ia 90.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Anthony 1887 10.
Metal Exchange quotes lead quiet:
spot and February $50 IL bid. 800
asked.
Zinc, quiet: East st. Louis delivery,
spot s.15 bid, 9.25 asked.
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MONEY

New York. Jan. 14-Hercantiie pa
per 8 per cent; sterling 6o-day bills
SOS 1-2: demand 3.73: cables 573 ga.
Lire demand 1.S5; cables 1874.
Marks demand 1885: cables l.S6.43
Government bonds weak: railroad
bonds heavy. 3
Time loans strong. Is bid.
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METAL
N steady and unchanged.
COTTON,

New York, Jan. 14.-Cotton futures
closed steady March 1855; HAY
s4.2o; Jnly $3.50: October 1924.
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ANlSCAGxpentcr Work-Now is a good
Aame to do your inside finishing. We
aresprepared to give prompt service.
Call JUS, 2439-W-Ady,
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Phillip Bangs will go to Mime
apolts Friday night 10 attend a meet
ing OF the American Legion commit
tee Of Americanization.
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Call us, 243s-W-Adv.
breaks. Leg in Accident-while
stepping from a street car at the In
t~efsection OF Vernon and Reeves ave
nue., Mrs. d. L. Huset, 422 Vernon
avenue. fell and suffered a broken
leg. Mrs. Huset stepped from the
= backwards while 1t was still in
Cemetery Lot. Owners Attention
owip~~ another meeting at the
Comm ,.a1 Club rooms, the annual
elfctibn of the Grand Forks Cemetery
association will be held at the small
council chamber in the city hall on
y Friday, Jan. 18th, at 4 p. m. A. w.
Dennis, Secy.-Adv.
Munich Bank Mccting-At the an
nual meeting of the First National
bank of Munich. N. D., which yas
recently purchased by A. 1. Hunter of
this city, Mr.. Hunter was elected
president of the bank and James
Dinnie Of this city was named vice
president. The meeting was held in
Grand Forks on Tuesday.
I scottish Rite Mectins-A stated
meeting of the Scottish Rite bodies
Will be held on Thursday evening at
S%o'clock. Business Of importance
which every member is interested
Will be discussed. All members are
6btF7ereby notified to attend. Charles
I4flen. SECRETARY.
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81 Country and City Drivc-Good
nprses for country and city drive. Call
t33sssS9kes Frazer. 1070.--Adv.
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The trial Of Frank Miller. charged
with the theft of an automobile. is
scheduled to begin today in district
court.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Z. T.
Towne were held this afternoon.
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Body Of NJ: j. Simon arrived in
Grand Forks this morning, and
funeral will he held Friday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-15
JURARON AMOR A
IA BANDERA Los
N|NOS EN- MEXICO
FUE Una SOLEhNISIHA Y
EM0CIONkNTE Ceremonial
& PRES|DENTE De La HUERTA Y OIR($
ALTOS FUNC|OKAR|OS PRESEKCIA-
RON LA MANIFESTATION
Teegrama Especial para la PRENSA"
u u A.INN-IGA i.

Teegroma Especial para Ia PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MENCO, Septiembre
14.-Conforme sc habfa anunciado pre-
viamente, v con areglo los progra-
mas formulados por las autoridades
escolares, frente al Palacio Nacional,
del lado de la Plaza de la Copstitu-
ci5n, juraron solemnemente la bandera
mas de diez mil nifos de las escuelas
primarias elementales Y superiores de
la Capital.
La ceremonial revisti0 gran solemni-
dad, Y eI acto de jurar Ia banGera re-
sulto verdaderamente conmovedor. Los
niiios ninas de las escuelas Sc reu-
nieron anticipadamente en- diversos III
cares centricos de la ciudad, desfilan-
do antes de las diez de ia malana por
las principa;es avcnidas hasta recon
centrarse en- Ia Plaza de Ia ConStitu-
ci6n, donde Sc instalaron varias bandas
de musica milirar, que ejecutaron los
himnos patri0ticos cantados por los
futuros defensores de Ia Republica.
En- los momentos de Ia jura Gle Ia
bandera. el trafico casi Sc interrumpi6
en- la Plaza de Ia Constitution, cuyo
amplisimo espacio estaba totalmente
lleno de gente, asi como las bocacalles
adyacentes. Los pequehos escolares jul
rarou solemnemente morir por Ia Pa
tria, en- segu:da entonaron un be!lf
simo himno patri6tico Y eI Himno Ma
cional.
Durante los momentos solemnes del
iuramente. en- el balloon Central de!
Palacio Nacional estuvo presente el
Primer MayiStrado, senior De Ia Hue,-
II acompahado de sus principaIes co
iatoradorea = aIgunas atlas pc: sonali-
dades eXtranjeras.
Cerca de las doce de Ia maiana ter
nin6 la solemnld&d patri6tica, disol-
viendose los apretados grupos de gem
te que Sc encoatrs ba reu:lida en- n
Plaza Principal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-15
SaIio eH Encargado de
la Embajada de
los e. UU,

TeIe1runa Especial pr-o IA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Septiembre
14.-El Sehor Jorge T. Summerlin,
qua ha estado desempei".ndo eli esta
ciudad las funciones diplomaticas de
Encargado dc la Em5ajada de los Es-
tados Unido* en- Mexico durante Ia
ausencia del EmbajaGor, estuvo aver
al medic ola en- las ofitinas de la Sc
cretarfa de Relacioncs EXteriores, pa
ra 6espedirse del SecreIa,io, doctor
Cutbcrto Hidalgo; y hoy por Ia mana
ma sali6 rumbo a Washington a hor-
do dc un caro- especial agregado al
convoy ordinario que va a Laredo.
Segdn informes que el mismo dipio
matico proporciono a Ia prensa, regre-
SARA en- breye a la capt. Il. qucds".o
duri T.. 81 unsencia. en- ca'ilal de En-.
carga lc lie IL EnIl:ajadl Mr.. II. FL
ting E2rna, Tercer Secretario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-15
FELIX DIAZ ESTA A
LAS PUERTAS DE LA {.
DE MISANTLA, EN- YER.
Sc dispone a atacm la plaza
con una columna de
trescientos hombres

Con relaci6n a las actiNdades que
ha 1esplegado nuevamente el general
Felix Diaz en- Ia parte sur del Estado
de Veracruz. en- contra del gobierno
del Presidente de Ia Huerta, Sc han
estado recibiendo en- fuentes autoriZa-
das de esta ciudad infornaciones que
indican los tiltimos moviuientcs rea-
iizados por las fuerzas feicistas.
Dice un nepsaje recihido aver tarde
que 81 general Diaz Sc encuenua la
fecha en- las cercanias de Ia plaza de
Misantla. Veracruz. al frente de una
columaa de treScientoS cipcuenta nom
hres, habiendo snulado toaos los ARE
CLOS Y proposiciones de concordia que
ls fueron hechcs por Ell gobierno' DIS
ponierdose 4 atacar a Ia Doclaci5n.
FL NIinisterio de Ia Guerra, con tai
raotivo, ha anunciado oficialmente
Quo ese estan prrparandc los planes
iniciados para IA absolute elimination
del iefe rebelde.
Sc ueuen noticias de que Felix
Diaz estA acompanado, entire otros je-
fes rebe,des, del doctor Enrfquez,
Que le ha prutestado lesleaa hasta el
fin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-15
SIGUEN SIENDO DADOS
DE BAJA MUCHOS JEFES
Esto uioIenta los planes de
reorganization del E.

Segdn uR inforne que rindio hace
pocos dfas a las autoridades militia.
res 81 Departamento de Estado Ma
yor d. Ia Secretaria dc Guerra, han
continuado siendo dados de baja en-
el Ejercito muchos generates y jefes
subalternos. cuyos servicios Sc han
considerable innecesarios en- La reor-
ganizacion de las milicias.
Sumadas a las bajas que Sc expidie-
ron de los generates Francisco Muir
guIa, Caudido Aguilar, Manuel NJ.
pieguez, Juan Barragan, Manue. La
rasa. Francisco 6e P. Mariel y otros.
Sc han dictad2 acuerdos recientes pa
"a sepaIar del servicio active a otros
tefes quo ocuparon prominentes lusa-
res en- 81 ejercito dc Csrnnza.
Tarbien Sc han acordado las batas
de slsunos mIembros de Ia Armada
Nacional. Sc expidio un acuerdo pa
IN que en- 10 sucesivo todos los militia
res que en- cualquier forrna Sc declaren
enemigos del gobierno actual. sean
suprinidos del Escalaf6n general del
Ejercito.
Con tnles dIsposlclones Sc preten-
do .icIentar Ia reorganization del E
jercito V la Armada, habiendose con-
seguido Va en- una proportion muy no.
table 10 Suppression del servicio active
dc jcfes y oficiales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-15
E CORE
HYDE HAbLA De IA
REHABILITATION
HACE TN RESUHEN De LA
SITUACION HEXICANA Y
la CREE FAVORABLE

Del Serricio ESpeciGl pcrG LA PRENSA. l
NUENA YORK. Septiembre 13.-El
corresponsal de Ia Tribune" George
Hyde, lie envla de II Ciudad de MeNi-
co un telegrama especial en- que deli
nea Ia labor llevada a cabo por el ac-
tual gobierno, en- los terminos siguien-
ties:
Eel trabajo puede dividirse en- tres
diferenteS fases: II primera fue ia
pacificaci6n del pals, que Sc llev0 q
cabo ripidamente por Gales, que So
foes desde lueso las nuevas revolucio-
ciera international. Esta rehabilitation
financier. que Sc esta efectuande ac-
tualmente, dejando en- segundo terrni-
no los asuutos de importancia finan-
ciera International. Esta rehabilitation
esta siendo favorecida por las buenas
cosechas que hay de cereales y de al
god6n V por el hecho de que el pals Sc
haya pueSto a trabajar. Sc cree que
cuando llegue el tempo de levantar
estas cosechas. Il gobierno Sc hanara
en- condolences de aboriar las cuestio-
nes financieras internacionales. No pa
rece probable que Ia devoluci6n de los
lSTTDCdET!leS Sc lleNe q CStDo plpilIO pOI :
que Sc halia ligada con negocios fl
nancieros internacionales de gran mag
nitud. Una vez que Ia segrnda ia
Sc have sido terrninada- ell gobierno Sc
enfrentara con los asuntos financie-
ros internaciouales v con los de carac-
ter diplomatice.
En- seguida agrega Hide: 'Se cree
que IA question del reConocimiente Sc
aplazara hasta principles del pr6xino
afio V como Obreg6n debera comenzar
su perfodo el 10. de Diciembre de eS-
te aiio, dispondra de un mes. por 10
menos. para famiharizarSe con Ia si-
tuaci6n.'
Termina Hyde comunlcando las ST.
guientes ohservacioneS: Los funcio-
narios mexicanos- tienen el tenor de
que las reclamaciores aSciendan a can
tidades enormes Y nadie pucde decir
81 Ia question de! pctrbleo sera COM
prendida en- les asuntos international
les FL pueblo esta traba jando va y
los peri6dicos va no c9nsagran muchas
columnas diariamentc a dar cuenta de
aanquetes recepciones oficiales."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-15
EL PRESlDENTE DE Ia HUERTA
LIE PREGUNTA A FERNANDEZ
CUE. CUAL ES SU NACiO-
NAJlDAO

TeIeqrcmq Especial DGrG LII PRENSA'
CICDAD DE ME.NICO. Sopuembre
l4.-Como el Presidente de Ia Huerta
le preguntara a BaltaZar Fernandez
Cue O. 81 aun conservaba su Macdonald
dad espahoia, para tuzgar del derecho
q pudiera asistirle al enviarle, como 10
hiZo. una carta en- Ia que trata asuntos
polfticos defiende Luis Cabrera, lie
respondi6 Fernandez Cue que sigue
siendo espahol. pero que cree que esto
no 10 invaIida para ocuparse de asun-
tos de poiftica meSicana. en- vista de
que, por mas que Ia Constltrcion 10
prohibe. de Ia Huerta esta discutiendo
asuntos de politica mexicana con los
periodistas extranjeros Y Alvarado es-
I'll discutfendo tambisn con los magma
tes arnericanos iguaies asuntos.
Ia respuesta de Fernandez Cue ha
causado sorpresa por los terminus ener-
gicos en- que sc halla cOncebida.