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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Lodges and Clubs.

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Altura Presbyterian church has
organized an athletic club Miss
Nancy Hammons is president, Charles
Kitcheu, vice PRESIDENT Miss Mary
Leslie, secretary treasurer and Joe
Simmons. reporter. Tennis courts on
lots near the church. are almost com
plete. and the society is arranging for
volley ball. basket ball and baseball
this fall and winter The athletic
club viii meet at 1850 O'Clock Thurs
day night at the church 70 discuss
further the different phases c. the
work such as equipment to be pur-
chased and dues, and 10 receive new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

IS DEFENDED

St Louis. No. Aug 25.=preserva-
ton OF the constitution OF the United
doctrines were demanded by Hamp-
ton L Carson, president OF the Ameri-
can Bar association. at the opening
OF the annual convention OF the o.
ganizatiou here today The consti-
tuition and form, OF government, which
culmination of the desire for freedom
and liberty IN thought and action
Is Not Pure Democracy.
our system. though often spoken
OF as Democratic. is not. and never
has been a pure Democracy" M
Carson said 1T IS representative,
responsible government"
The authors OF the constitution, Z"
1Ir. Carson said, did not enact politi-
cal or social economy or mistake
nervous twitching for reform They
did not believe il was the function OF
the constitution 70 control personal
habits or behavior. and did not place
il within the power OF small frac-
ton OF the people 10 keep the remain
der in constant agitation"
They did believe in responsible
representative government protecting
majority and minority alike the
speaker asserted
Comprehensive legislative reforms
were before the association for con-
sideration as the organization con-
vened-
A report prepared BY the com
mittee on professional ethics and
grievances stated a canvass OF mem
bers OF the judiciary throughout the
United States indicated that prevail
ing seutimenr favored the incorpora-
tion OF the bars OF various communi-
ties, with the canon OF ethics as a
part OF the constitution OF the cor
poratiOls, which would have full
power 10 supervise the conduct OF
al practicing attorneys
Want Uniform Court Rules.
In advocating legislation that
would empower the supreme court
10 prescribe rules for common-lau
procedure in federal courts. a report
from the committee on Uniform judi
cial procedure stated this would have
the effect OF doing away with long
draWn-out litigation and would tend
70 improve state court procedure,
through the adoption OF the federal
system as a model This latter would
also mark an important step toward
unifying state statutes, the report
explained
A further measure OF suggested re-
form urges amplification OF the law
governing removal OF causes 10 def
nitely settle the question OF district
court Jurisdiction
Protection to Foreigners
Il Is urged also by the. committee
on Jurisprudence and law reform that
legislation be enacted to provide more
rights OF foreigners in the United
States
The association VII be called
upon to endorse ratification OF
the peace treaty, including the
covenant OF the league Of nations,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

ONE OF the most interesting dinner
" parties OF the week viii be given
on Friday evening when the bach
elor officers Of the aviation service
stationed at Fort Bliss will entertain
the married officers and their fam
nies.o Covers viii be placed for rs
guests. Definite plans for the dinner
have not been announced
=
Another OF the many social affairs
at which Miss Mercedes Williams has
been honored during her visit 10 Mss
Linda Bill viii be given on Friday
when Mrs. Fred Hoagland viii enter
tain at luncheon in the Hoagland suite
in the Kimball apartments Covers
viii be placed FOR Miss Williams. Miss
Hill. Mrs Nelson Herman. Mrs T. c.
Nelson, Mrs O. A Russell. Mrs. J.
Wingate and the hostess.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

ONE OF the brilliant weddings OF the
season took place Wednesday
morning at eight o'clock when,
at a nupdal mass at St Patrick's
cathedral, Miss Katherine Clifford
became the bride Of Capt Joseph
United States army.
Palms and ferns were banked about
the altar and gemming them, in white
fragrance, were roses and carnations.
Great French baskets OF white flow
erz and ferns and trailing vines stood
at either side Of the altar rail
As the large assembly OF friends
arrived, Miss Theresa Torpey, at the
organ PLAYED a number Of selections
and at the approach Of the wedding
professional played the Wedding
March" from sLohengrin-
First came three ushers walking
abreast. Robert Carson, John Leigh
ton and John O'Neil. Miss Josephine
Clifford. sister Of the bride, came
next as maid OF honor. frocked IN or
CANDY Of orchid tints and with a large
black picture hat with silver touches
Her arm bouquet was Of pink roses
Following, came the uatron OF
honor, Mrs W f. Rike, another sis
te-. IN pink organdy with large
black maline nat trimmed in black
ostrich feathers Her arm bouquet
was also OF pink roses
Next was Miss Margaret Lane.
bridesmaid. escorted by Charles Ar
mold. grOOmsman- Miss Lane was
goWued in yellow organdv worn with
a picture hat Of black maline. Her
bouquet was Of white carnations.
Froelzs Designed Alike.
Mss Winifred Mccarthy, another
bridesmaid, escorted by Robert Lane,
groomsman. followed Miss Mccarthy
wore peachblow organdy with a black
maline hat and an arm bouquet Of
pink carnations.
Miss Mary O'Brien. bridesmaid,
came next with Cornelius Lane,
groomsman escorting her. Her gown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

leave on Thursday. Mrs. O'Kane's
going away costume is a smart affair
OF brown cloth with hat, shoes and
furs matching.
Mrs, O'Kane is the second El Paso
girl Who has recently become the
bride OF an officer Of the 18th field
artillery, the other being Mrs Rena
Carr wilkins, who was married a
short time ago TO Lieut.. Robert ".
Ehinger.
Announcements have been received
here OF the marriage at san Antonio.
Tex. on august 19, OF Fred L Hunter.
jr-, TO Miss Mildred Harral. both Of
whom were formedly OF FL Paso-
r L Hunter, purchasing agent for
the FL Paso & Southwestern railroad.
and Mrs. Hunter attended the we'd
ding
The newly married couple viii live
IN New York. where llr. Hunter is
connected with the Western Electric
COMPANY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Katheryne Clifford Marries Army Man
At Brilliant Early Morning Ceremony

was OF azure blue organdy, her hat
Of black maline and her bouquet OF
orchids.
The dainty organdy frocks Of the
bridesmaids were designed alike with
beruffled skirts, shawl collars and
short sleeves. the waist outlined with
black velvet ribbon The matron OF
honor's frock was designed with deep
hem. tucked skirt, square neckline
and short sleeves
A young sister OF the bride, Helen
Clifford, was flower girl and was
very dainty in white net with white
basket. from which she scattered rose
petals in the brides pathway.
The bride went TO the altar with
her father. T. z. Clifford, who gave
her in marriage Her gown was most
graceful and becoming, Of white bead
ed EeorEet over white satin. with a
court train Of satin four yards IN
length Her veil OF white silk net
fell the length OF the train, caught
at the couture with orange blossoms
and worn in halo effect Her arm
bouquet was Of brides roses me
train bearer, a small cousin, Dennis
Lane. was dressed as a sailor boy in
white.
Brother Is Best Man.
Capt O'Kane and his brother,
George O'Eane, OF Douglas, Ariz-s as
best man, met his bride at the altar
rail, where the betrothal vows were
spoken and then the ceremony took
place at the altar with the maid OF
honor and best man entering with
Capt. O'Kane and his bride Rev
father O'Brien performed the cere-
mony. As the wedding party left
the church Miss Torpey played Men
delssohn's wedding march
Immediately following the mass a
wedding breakfast OF elaborate ap-
pointmeuts was served at hotel Raso
del Norte to the members Of the bridal
party. Capt and Mrs. O'kane ana a
group OF near relatives. White and
pink carnations decorated the table
and place cards with bridal motif
marked covers for the wedding party
and Mrs Mary O'Kane OF Lawton,
Okla. who came here for the wedding
Jim Clifford. Mrs D. H Lane, Mrs
Patrick Clifford, James Clifford Jr-,
and ". II Rike, Jr- A luncheon was
served later in the DAY at the Clif-
ford home to the members Of the we'd
ding party and a reception VIII be
held from s until 10 o'clock IN the
evening when numbers Of friends
viii call The reception rooms OF
the Clifford home are decorated with
ferns, flowers and palms and we'd
ding cake deliberately decorated is
the piece de resistance OF the table
in the dining-room- A buffet supper
win be served during the evening and
an orchestra viii play during the re-
ceiving hours
Lived Here Always
Mrs O'Kane has lived in this city
all her life and numbers many
friends who made the days preceding
the wedding full OF social courtesies
for her. She attended the FL Paso
high school and St Mays school
Capt O'Eane was stationed here prior
TO the world war with his regiment
AID he also has many friends in the
city and southwest. He Is at present
stationed at Camp Pike, Ark. for
which place he and his bride viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
El Pasoans Auau.

Miss Anne Chase is in Indiana
spending her vacation
Miss Beatrice Kills has gone 70
DeminE, n n. for a short visit
Samuel Gatlin left Monday for a
three weeks visit with his mother at
Defiance, Ohio.
Mrs J. A Pickles Of 1910 River
street. left Tuesday for a visit OF two
months WIKI her daughter, Ms
Townsend Wright Of san Mateo. Calf.
Howard Fleck left wednesday for
Rolla. No, where he viii resume his
studies in mining engineering az the
Missouri School OF Mines. This is Mr.
Fleck.s sophomore Tear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Here's Woman Ignorant
OF Use of Rolling Pin

London. Eng. Aug. z5.-An indig-
nant young vie asked the Totem
ham magistrate for a separation be-
cause her husband swora at the cat
She was told that bad language was
no ground for separation.
Applicant-But what an I 20 do7
He said he would murder me il I
came here.
The magistrate-If he strikes you
come again next Tuesday.
The woman cannot. shall Re
q corpss By then.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
FL Pasoans Retunine.

Mrs II. o. Wilson and mother re-
turned yesterday after a month So
iourn az the coast resorts
W. 7. Ellis and family have re-
turned from Long Beach They made
the trip 10 California and return By
automobile
Mr. and Mrs Richard B. Stevens re-
turned Tuesday from California,
where they have been visiting for the
past two months
Miss Fannie Z Pickles has returned
from a two months trip during which
time she visited in Portland, san
Francisco and san Mateo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
SOME REELECTION.

A laundry empIoye at Atlantic City
who weighed 623 pounds on a
penny-in-the-sIot scaie-has managed
through hard work to reduce his
tonnage TO the respectable and sylph
like figure Of only 347 pounds. The
fat who wont fast should toil.-From
Lesiie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Tommy Burns to Train
Beckett. His Condueror

London. Eng Aug. 25-Tommy
Burns heavyweight. who failed 20
come back, but who is generally
credited with being the only man
capable OF finding and training a
possible British world heavyVTe ight
champion. has cast his vote for Joe
Beckett.
After his defeat at the hands o.
Beckett Burns said.
TO be perfectly candid, there IS
little that Beckett still has 70 learn"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Thursdays Calendar
Of Social EUents

MEETING Of the Woman's Aid So
It1 ciety OF the First Methodist
church
Wedding at $3.50 at Westminster
Presbyterian church Of James R Reid
IT.. and Miss Lois Newton Mcintosh
Meeting OF the FL Paso Federation
OF Women's clubs at $500 o'clock IN
the community service clubhouse .
Meeting OF the Guild OF the First
Presbyterian church at $3.50 O'Clock
at the residence OF Mrs. George Fer
guson. 1919 Rio Grands.
Swimming IN Wv. C. A. pool
adults a m tn noon. ? to , and 7
to ,. m Children. Sto m
Second bridge party OF the week
given with Miss Mildred Rogers and
Miss Nellie Nay Bowen as hostesses.
Dance in the evening in Z o. o. F.
hall given by the Social club OF the
White Shrine OF Jerusalem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Engraved Stationery is almost a
necessity 10 the social life OF every
one There are occasions that you
may need work done quickly. But
whether your order for engraved sta
tlonery Is a rush order or not you are
always assured satisfaction when
placing Il with the
Ell PusO Printing Co.
New Address, 10g chihuahua St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

without amendments, IN a major
fty report presented By a special
committee. A minority report
from the committee dissentE-
Another report from a special com
mittee declares that the interval be-
tween the election and Inauguration
OF Q president IS a serious evil,
fraught with much danger. because,
II an administration is discredited BY
a popular vote OF want OF confidence.
the prestige Of the government at
home and abroad is weakened and
there is danger OF humiliation and
disaster to the republic" This re-
port urges that the dates be brought
closer together.
The convention viii end Friday
night, with the annual banquet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
arties.

Capt. G. A. c Hearssy, Second IN
dian Lancers. who is visiting in FL
Paso, was guest OF honor at a water
melon party and smoker Tuesday
evening at the University club Fol-
lowing the smoker members OF the
party went TO the Rialto theater for
a private midnight showing OF a new
movie. From there the party went
to the home Of Norman Walker, 1128
East California street In addition
to Capt. Hesrsey, members Of the
party were: James c Quinn, Norman
Walker. ". S. 1IcAfath. D. A Bandeen.
J. ". Preston, Dr. +. B. Rogers, H r
Gamble. Erwin Schwartz, Arthur
Lockhart and /. Z. ClaypooL
Capt Hearsey spent nearly all OF
Tuesday visiting officers Of the post
at Fort Bliss. He attended the XII
wants club Wednesday noon He viii
leave for the Grand Canyon. Thurs
day. and then 90 to Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
90 SIGN UP
FOR TRADE TRIP

Over 90 signatures have been Sc
cured for the trade trip to Mexico
in October and only two days have
passed since the decision to make the
Il has been decided that not more
than 100 persons viii be taken Sew
eral firms have asked permission 20
take more than one member, but this
permission has not been granted def
nitely. Only in event that 100 firms
or individuals do not sign win a firm
be permitted TO send more than one
member
Henry S. Beach Is announced as the
chairman Of correspondence for the
trip and James S Black chairman Of
advertising.
Robert siiberberg has been named
chairman Of interpreters, TO make
arrangements for sufficient interpret
ing for the tour
Those who have signed Up for the
trip since the list was published yes
terdayf in The Herald follow.
4 American Trust & Savings bank. First
National bank (two3, FL Paso Optical
company, Rio Grands OIL company
Border National bank. Rogers Furni-
ture company, Blumenthal Bros. Sc
curity Bank and Trust company. Shell
don JeWelry company, international
Exchange Commission company,
Thacker & Baca, Borertz Mercantile
company r. a. -dltlas GAoDe SUI g
Given Bros. Shoe company. Western
Furniture company. ". c. Walk.
Barry Cool. J. c. Ballagh, McMath
Printing company. Tri-State Bakery
company. Tri-State Grocery company,
Zelman- Kotosky Co, krakauers York
& Moys Co.
To Advertise 1t.
n. II. Walker was selected by the
directors OF the chamber Of commerce
Tuesday afternoon 10 visit northern
Mexico as far as Torreon and notify
chambers Of commerce. and business
men Of the coming OF the excursion
and also do what he can TO advertise
the holding Of the Made in Fl Paso"
exposition and military tournament
here the first week in October.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Our cars are given frequent inspec-
tons. Our chauffeurs are reliable
and courteous. You may feel assured
when you call q City Service Auto or
Taxi that you win arrive at your des-
tination quickly and satisfactorily.
City Service Co.-TeL $500.
Autos. Taxis. Baggage. Moving.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

ernor in this election by 2s.270. Hard
ing swept the state with plurality Of
102.373. Harding's plurality was held
down by the fact that the progress
sives also had a ticket, which polled
a vote OF 67.50s.
In this election Harding carried II
counties. while Hogan, his Democratic
opponent, carried Il. Cox carried but
20 counties.
The election returns show that
Cox's pluralities do not begin 70 com
pare with those Of Bryan in the coun-
ties which went Democratic IN the
presidential race Of 1908
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Bachelor Aviation Officers To Give
Dinner To Married Officers and Wives

members. There is at present nearly
30 members. almost the entire mem
bership OF the Endeavor society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
Government Hill Baptist Missionary
Union Will Divide Into Four Circles

decoration for the reception rooms
and similar flowers center the table
in the dining room. from which re-
freshments will be served at tea time
Those present include the club mem
bers-
Mrs. J. J. Hammett will be hostess
to the Aid society Of Ysleta at 1880
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
schoolhouse in Ysleta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Queen Alexandra, OF England, has
won her fight against the attempt OF
the British government 70 make her
pay the usual rates Tor sending tele-
grams and afifxinE stamps 10 her
letters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
about Ell Pasoaus.

The condition OF Mrs. r Griffin,
formerly Miss Ruby Jacobs. who IN
dsrwent an operation az her home
Tuesday. Is quite satisfactory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Oh. girls. such an abundance Of
thick. heavy. invisora-ed hair; q per-
feet mass OF wavy, silky hair. gIori-
ously fluffy. bright and 50 easy 70
manage
Just moistsn 4 cloth With a little
-'Danderins- and carefully draw Il
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a times this masieally re-
moves al dirt. excess oil and g=sasa
but your hair IS not left brittle. dry
strinsy or faded. but charmingly soft
with glossy. golden CLEANS and ten
der lights The youthful glints, tints
and color are again IN your hair.
-Danderins~ is a tonic-beautifisr
Besides doubling the beauty OF the
hair at once. 1t checks dandruft and
stops falling hair. Get delightful
Danderins for a few cents at any
drug or toilet counter and use Il as a
dressing and inTigorator as told on
hottle--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Passenger pigeons. now extinct. al
one time outuumbered any species OF
bird
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Defective vision Will surely rob a
child OF some OF its greatest oppor-
tunities. however great his energy
and ambition. unless the eyes are
scientifically assisted by good
glasses Our advice is helpful and
honestly given.
Need Glasses. Ask Segzll
FL PnsO Optical Co.
los Texas St I'll san Antonio st
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25
TO-Date Bees
Pick FIi0Ue7- For
Hive, No Protest

A queen bee buzzed through the
air at noon Tuesday and settled on
a racing car which was parked In
front OF the Liberty garage at 413
Myrtle avenue BY j o'clock several
thousand other bees had decided the
same car was a good resting place
sam Blackham decided 20 use the car
but found the swarm OF bees In com
plete possession
Blackham waited an hour, and stiu
the bees cane Then he used an
other car.
"Tu leave Il there a while until I
can get a bee fancler 20 scrape them
off" Blackham decided
The bees remained in possession,
with little interference
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-25

Allen slster.' Golden Clint shampoo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

El clero persiste en- conspirar e in
tervenir en- los asuntos po!iticos. Sc
le del poder Robes Pezuela y es
nombrado por orden de Miramon el
40. AIilitar)
GRAIL. MARIANA CALAIS
En- condolences dificiles Y con IA
revolution que Sc extiendia mas y
mas, sube al poder el
go GOIpc de EStdd0 MitltCT)
GRAIL. MIGUEL MIRAMON, que
regres6 a Ia capital dejando a Mar
quez en- Jalisco. Sc %pIomulga IN de-
creto que decia: les ~presidente ell
General Miramon," pero Sc hace un
aparato de restablecimiento de go.
bierno legal.
Isl Revoluci6n Militar).
Oral. FELIX Ma. ZULUAGA.
publica un decreto original, en- que
Geclara que reasume Ia presidential
' Niramon 10 reduce a prision V en-
calidad de preso 10 lleva a la campa-
nd. En- Ia peregrinaci6n Sc escapa
Zuluaga Y, para cubrir el escrupulo
que asalto a Miram0n, Sc nombre
presidente INFERNO al LIDO
(52. Illegal CiviD
IGNACIO PAVON
Presidente del Supreme Tribunal
de Justicia. Sc reunen los represen-
tantes de los departamentos Y desig-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

Estado del Partido C~onservador, da
Ill aspecto nuevo a. pals. BESIDE
entonces subsistieron dos ]gobiernos
uro liberal Y el otro conservation.
cue Sc turnaban el poder. segun los
azares de Ia guerra civil. La lu-
cha Sc hace mas intensa. siendo los
jefes mas caracterizados del partido
conservador: Miramon, Meiia, Oso-
lie, Marquee Y Mendez. v del liberal,
Degollado, Coronado, Zaragoza, Con
zalez Ortega, etc.
TN nuevo cuartelaZo en- la capital
dcrroca a Zuluaga Y sube al poder ell
general Manuel Robes Pazue!a.
tCudrteI miLitur).-Per5oGo dWrcn-
tc CT cadl coeristicron dos gobiernOS
en- Ell pals, uno- liberal y otro co7lSer.
vaoor(.
Sc nombra despues p~residente al
general Miramon, pero continua en-
ell Poder, Robes Pezuela. SiGue Ia
revolucion, asi como Ia espartosa 81
tuaci6n del pals. Tanto ell partido L.
beral como el c~onservador tienen en-
su seno hondas divisiones, pero mas
el liberal.
Ell Lie. BENITO JUAREZ
Sc proclama Presidente. Encabeza
Ell movimiento liberal. desconoce a
gobierno conservation V 10 siguen en-
general los .iefes liberales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-29

Cradro de los ~gobiernos habiaos
desde Ell ano de 1921, en QUE Sc con
sumo Is Independence, hasta 81 2no
de 1914 en- que cayo el general
Huerta Y triunf6 N re~voluclon, N
6ica1do 81 nGnero, origen Y carac-
teristica de cada gcbierno.
q Repoluci6n MilttGr.1
PRIMERA REGENClA.
Presidente Agustin de Itur0!de,
:Juan D, DonojG, Manuel lie IA Bar
cena, jose Isidro Ybanez Y Manuel
Velaz1uez de Leon. Desde eI rs de
septiembre de 1921 hasta feorero
de 1922.
q Rerotxci6a MiHtcr)
SEGUNDA REGENClA
Presidente Agus1in de Iturbide.
el Condo de Casa de Heras, genera!
Nicolas Bravo. Jose Isidro f0anez,
doctor yalentin. BESIDE febrero de
1922 al 10 de mayo de 1922
t3 Rerohuci0B MIltarl
IMPERIO DE AGUSTIN De
ITURBIDE ,
81 sarpento Pic Marcia, con e
eiercito V el pueblo proclaman el I'M
perio. estableciendo e. ~precedente &c
Ia primera revoluci6n ' del primer
cuartelazo, 70 de mayo &c ISL, 3
fines de mario de 1928.
Is Revoh;ci61l MilLtGJ)
GRAL. NICOLAS BRAVO, GRAIL
GUADALUPE VICTORIA
Presiden.e Y e; general Pedro Ne
CRETE. Mariana Michelena ' Vicente
Guerrero. S~uplentes. Este goblerno
fus ell producto de IN movimlento
revoluciorario que derroco el lmpe-
rio de Irurbide ' dur6 &esde el %
de mario de 1923 a 10 dc octubre
de 1924.
. Reco!uci5n NiI,tar)
GRAL. NICOLAS BRAVO
Este assume el podsr, establecien-
do una modification del anterior 60
hierno revolGcionario.
Is Legal lIliitGr)
GRAL. GUADALUPE VICTORIA
Primer cobierno de origen legal.
Ocrubre de 1924, 8 q de MARIO dc
1922
g R~erohUci0nl
VICENTE GUERRERO