Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-17
bONGS IN TEXAS kY RESPECTS TO |EX|CAN EXECUTIVE
lcon. President-Elect Goes |mong RO0ters at Foot ball Game
RELY GUARDED BY
 ICE AND U. s. AGENTS
However, is Not Cautious
 Icouse of Warning Plots Had Been FOmented Against Him

as. Texas, Oct. 16.-The new
 n government will recognize kgal foreign debts of Mexico
 l legal rights of Mexican ane hers in Mexico alike. Genera
 Obregon, !president-elect o1
 uthern republic, who assumes
 December 1, told an inter kl banquet here tonight. The
 t was the main event of Gen
 bregon's visit to the Texas
 Fair and he and his persoal
 bf nearly 100 were guests o1
 ral Obregon's speech followed
 lcoming address of w. P. Hob-
 ternor of Texas, in which Gov
 Hobby declared that "so fal
 as is concerned, General Obre-
 ready is recognized"
 ral Obregon said that he was
 he United States would rec
 the new government of Mex
 soon as the stability and in-
 s of the government had been
 shed in the public mind and
 dexico will not become a pro- bf the world or of the United
 las, Tex, Oct. 1e.-General
 Obregon, president-elect of
 today was the guest of Tex the state fair. From early
 g, when he was met at Fort
 by a motor convoy of Dallas eaders, until tonight at an in
 onal banquet, the main event
 visit, the general was met on les by a constant ovation. On- B during the day did he make
 ress, however, and that was in Rive language to approximate b Mexicans of the local colony kican Park.
 >ugh Congressman Chapa, who las interpreter, General Obre- kclared that after December 1, he assumes the presidency of tuthern republic, peace and ty will be maintained by "jus-
 all."
 kico is at peace" he said, land
 will continue by providing
 to every one."
 country will do everything hry toward resuming it's place
 the nations, the president |aid, without exaction from any y.
 is address to the Mexicans of cal colony, General Obregon ed the events of today would ward intensifying the friend |etween Mexico and the United Watches Football Game. general was an interested tor this afternoon at the Okla "A. and M.-Texas football game. Texas University band played |exican national anthem, as kl Obregon and his staff and |embers of the Mexican mis- D the state fair marched across laying field to a seat with the rooters.
 |was wildly cheered and res j by doffing his hat time and hgain.
 Pughout the day here General Pn was guarded clsoely by city lnen and department of justice lives after Roberto Garcia, hn consul at Dallas, had in- D John J. Ryan, chief of police, (e feared plot to assassinate |resident-elect had been fo- d here.
 eral Obregon himself expressed lar of any untoward action, Ter, and while he did not de- the courtesy of the special B furnished by the city and ll government, disdained to himself between other occu- of the automobile which car Jim about the city and the fair ds, and sat on the left hand of the rear seat.
 'ernor w. P. Hobby of Texas dayor Frank w. Wozencraft of } were with the visiting presi- elect throughout the day. 'ernor Hobby was the first CT at the reception at the an park, and welcomed the dis shed guest in the name of the 2 of Texas "from the winds of 'anhandle to the waves of the leral Jacinto Trevino, member e present Mexican cabinet sev- members of the state mission spoke.
 leral Obregon and the hundred
 Mexicans here will be guests 'rt Worth tomorrow, en route to Mexico. General Obregon leave Dallas at II o'clock and cave for Ell Paso, where he will ! his family before re-entering ,o' at 3 o'clock. Plans at first Tor the party to return by