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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
THE Y. NJ. c. n. NOTES +.

The meeting last Friday night was
we'll attended and the Red and Blue
Rally for the Y. NJ. G. A. was
launched with special prayers. Every
man was active.
Last Sunday was n day crowded
with JOY because Of the help that
was given to the other man by the
boys and men Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
$50 a. NJ. the workers. meeting
was n good one at the Y. NJ. C. A
The women of the pcnitentiary 10
A. NJ. were glad to see and hear
Mrs. S. Morris Xmmons, who showed
them that her very soul was with
them both in songs and words. The
cry was come again soon
10 a. M. the committee was very
busy in the city Jail and city home
and all We're helped.
4 p NJ. Vice president Jesse
Hcrndon addressed the boys and the
hour was very profitable one.
director N. WI. Bouldin, $50 p.
NJ at the Y. NJ. G. A. gave the men
an address that they will not forget
very soon. Subject. The Simon
Brick. The songs went to the heart
Of the men, accompanied bp MIR.
made welcome.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and the other man.
All workers are invited to the Y.
NJ. c.. A. $50 A. NJ.
Mothers, send your boys to the Y
NJ. c. a. 4 p. NJ. A special meeting
Committeeman Leroy Frayser will
conduct the open meeting for men
$50 p. NJ. at the Y. NJ: G. A. Come
and join in the hour. Subject,
Drifting. Live music. Tell the other
man
Get ready to be with the Y. NJ. G.
a. and the Moore Street Baptist
Church, Sunday, September 5, $40
p. NJ. Blue and Red Rally. DR..
l.. G. Garland will preach special
sermon. Subject: Out of Death
Comes Life. The Junior Choir will
sing. Let everybody take part
that Richmond may continue to get
the help that she needs. More of
Christ.
Every home is again asked to have
special prayer for the Y. M. c.. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07

slightest provocation and the police
stand in yby, seemingly realizing
that interference might lead to some
thing more serious. Just before mid
night, the curfew hour the orderly
elements stream away to their homes
but long after this there are many
stragglers about tho streets. AS a
result e score Or more are gathered
in each night for being out Of their
homes without permits. At street
corners, night or day can be seen
numerous "gunmen" representing
both sides Of the conflict. They are
ready for action at a moments no
tice. Some Of these have come from
the United States and Canada.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07

virtually cleared the country of bar
racks. They are now turning their
attention to country houses where
military forces might be housed and
a number Of these have been burned
during the last ten days.
Attacks on coast guard Stations
for the purpose of capturing explos-
ives have been stopped it having
been established that this practice
was imperiling the lives Of seamen,
who could not be warned Of marine
dangers except by these guards.
Homes Of coast guards are not i'm
mune, however, and a number of
these have lately received attention,
In fact, it is commented, nothing in
Ireland is safe at present that might
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
METHODIST CLERGY FORM
UNION IN THE WEST.

Lynchburg, Va. August lon
July l3, 1920. the following minis
terss Reverends George T.. Curry,
James S. Hatcher, w. J. White, J
C. Williams, George w. Pendlcton
and David A. Blake, met in Mar
shall's Chapel A. NJ. e. Church and
organized the Methodist Preachers
Union. Or. George e. Curry was
elected President and Rev. David A.
Blake was elected Secretary, The
object of this Union is to bring to-
gether the ministers of all the
Methodist Churches in the western
part of the State, advance Methodfsm
and to evangelize the Churches.
On July 81, the Union held its
second meeting in Lynchburg at the
Jackson Street M. e. Church. The
business session was held at 1900
o'clock. After discussing ways and
means to get the Ministers and the
Churches closer together and how to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
STEADY REINFORCEMENT COM.
ING ACROSS CHANNEL.

Republicans Are Now Firing Country
Houses That Might Be Used as Bar.
racks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07

advance Methodism in the State, the
Union adjourned until s o'clock.
At this hour an evangclistic service
was held and Rev. James S. Hatcher
of Roanoke preached Il very inspiring
sermon. taking for his subject,
Being Filled With the Holy Ghost"
Acts 1872. "llave yc received the
Holy Ghost since yc bclieved?" All
the congregation was very enthusiasts
tic i'll proclaiming that they had
heard a wonderful sermon.
The next meeting of the Union
will he held Tuesday, September Z,
at II O'Clock, in Mt. Zion \ NJ. Il.
Church. Roanoke. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
NORRIS FACTION WINS POINT.

The Edward Morris Faction Of the
Grand United Order Of Odd Fellows
prevailed in their motion, in Phila-
dclphia last week, to have the law
points involved in their lawsuit to go
to the Supreme Court of the State.
This is the very opposite Of what the
Nocl-Davis faction won in April of
this year when Il jury rendered Il
verdict in their favor. The Noel fac
ton Immediately took an appeal to
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
which leaves the status Of the case
the same as it has been since April
two sets Of officers, both claiming
under the right of law.
The Noel faction is planning to
held their b. NJ. c. in Wilmington,
Delaware, pursuant TO the adjourn
ment Of the New York Is. Nj. c., and
John S. Noel has issued Il statement
TO the lodges and members of the
Order urging them to attend in such
strong numbers as will give the mem
berS of this fraternity 10 understand
that "a government of ODD Fellows,
by ODD Fellows, shall be restored,
that tho ancient rights of the lodg-
es OF district grand lodges and Of b.
NJ. C's. to rule by Il majority and not
by one-man power will be restored to
the people.
Hon. George Wharton Pepper one
OF the most distinguished jurists in
America who is counsel for the. Noel
group, and Attorney Gilchrist, Stew
art, associate counsel, epreSscd conf
denco that the Supreme Court will
sustain he verdict OF the Jury ousting
the Morris faction
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
FEAR IRELAND is ON VERGE or
n CONFEDERATION.

Battles of Sim Fcincrs With British
Troops Daily More Stubborn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
NOTHING IN IRELAND SAFE
Banks Plead for Soldiers TO Guart
Bullion and Dublin Is Full of
Gunner.

Dublin, August 1. Fears that tho
Irish situation, which is daily grow
ing more tense, may burst into a
general conflagration at any. moment
are expressed in responsible quarters
here. At the present there is virtu.
ally no civil law south Of the River
BGyne. except that administered by
Republican courts, but it is pointed
out that each day finds the balance
between military and a revolutionary
rule growing more equal.
1T is estimated that there are be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 fully equipped
British soldiers in Ireland and they
are being REINFORCED daily by men a.
irving from across the channel. AS
result there are more frequent and
more stubborn battles between the
troops and the Republicans volunteers
who for time had things much
their own way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
ARRESTS ARE INCREASING.

There have also been moro arrests
for carrying arms and seditious lit.
erature, as reports to courts-martial
show. 1t is expected the number Of
these arrests will increase if the gov
eminent succeeds in carrying its
drastic measures" in the House of
Commons next week.
Meprisals by policemen and sol
dlers On villages suspected of har-
boring men responsible for attack
against the armed forces Of the crown
are also expected here, the police DO
ing particularly arotised over the at
tacks made on their fellow members.
In the meantime, the Sim Feiners
In carrying on their campaign, have
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07

either be used against the Republi
can movement or that might assist
it..
MOVING GOLD TO ENGLAND.
Irish banks which do business
with tho Bank of England and nee.
essarily make periodical shipments
OF bullion to the latter institution
have called on the military authori
ties for armed guards for the lorries
that move the bullion at night. This
has led to reports that bank reserv.
es are being moved to England.
In Dublin crowds gather on the
streets at night, impeding traffic and
frightening nervous persons on the
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
SCORES IN MORGAN PARK.
MRS. pHAtRlM DIES.

Mrs. Harriet Pharim. we'll known
resident of Evanston. Ill. died on
last Saturday after Il PROLONGED III
ness and was buried from Ebcncacr
a. NJ e. Church. Of which Rev. II.
Il. Wilson is pastor. last Tuesday.
Mrs. Katie T.. Digg, els Il. 39th
Street. deputy and supervisor of the
Royal Circle Of Friends of the World
for the state of Indiana,> is back
from Michigan City, where she met
with success in organizing Il circle
for that jurisdiction.
Attorney Walter NJ. Farmer, 1874
w. Washington Street. spent much
time during the week in Evanston,
H., looking after legal matters
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
MUSICAL A SUCCESS.

The musical given on Sunday af-
ternoon at Fulton NJ. E. Church,
under the direction Of Mrs Virginia
Neal, was Il big success and the
talent as they appeared on the pro-
gram were laudfbly received. An in
teresting and timely address was
made by Hon Warren B. Douglas,
the principal speaker OF the after
noon, who was introduced by DR.. j -.
Frank Armstrong, master of cerc-
monies. more successful and
pleasant Sunday afternoon program
has never been given on the westside.
NJ. T. Bailey, President of Bailey
Realty Company, 3G3S State Street,
is still busy buying, selling and
exchanging property in Morgan Park
as we'll as trying to get enough va.
cant property which he is selling by
the block. Mr.. Bailey is again able
to offer another block of lots located
at 112th Place and Racine Avenue,
on Saturday afternoon and Sunday
Mrs. Ike Jones and her daughter,
Miss Jessie Jones, assistant principal
OF the Morris Brown College, at
Atlanta. Ga. are visitors in the city
and are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Blunt, 1926 Federal Street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-07
CHICAGO NEWS.

Chicago, ILL.,, August / Lieut.
Roscoe G.. Kccble, first lieutenant Of
the Uniform Rank, *. of p. has
returned from Springfield, Ill =, where
he attended the Grand Lodge and
received Il degree during that session
SCORES IN MORGAN PARK.
On Saturday afternoon and Sunday
scores Of people from the city visited
Morgan Park. the beautiful end
rapidly growing suburb of the city,
where members Of the race are buy
ing and building their future homes.
a few OF those seen were gentlemen.
G. IL. Green, J G.. Hawkins, Mr..
and Mrs. J A. PoindcXtcr, MIR. and
Mrs. IL! Ill. Johnson and many
others
Miss Sarah Walker. public school
teacher of Columbus. Miss. is the
guest of her cousins. MIR. and Mrs
j. Blunt, 1926 Federal street.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
6econd and Broadway
Morning worship. IL O'Clock. The
sermon. "The Challenge of Chris
tlanity."
Evening worship At 1880 The
last Of the series for young people.
"a Young Mans Heroism.''
Sunday school and Bible classes
at 9:l5.
Christian Endeavor society. $3.50.
Midweek meeting. Wednesday
1880. Subject Of lecture. John on
the Isle Of Gatmos."
All are invited and welcome to all
the services. In the homelike church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

The teachers in the public schools
OF Monte Vista have drawn up . Pc
tition asking for higher wages. but
the board feels that II will be i'm
possible to grant their request at
this time as . levy cannot be made
for this purpose.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06
J. H. Sullivan left for Baker. Orr
gon. Wednesday evening.

Misses Mildred and Irene Cobb
returned Friday from Denver where
they have been attending the Clifton
Hughes school. and will enroll In
the Monte Vista school Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

voa THE LOCAL lRLTIN0 POT
Il seems that the real estate deal
promoted last fall By Arthur Graves
>y which . japanese acquired =
quarter section Of land near the
North Farm. has been completed
hAd the purchaser has arrived to
make his homo here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

A. e. Headlee brought his Leach
Special car down from Denver this
week. The car has = Premier en-
gine and was purchased by Mr..
Headlee while In California this
winter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Fred Haan and daughter. Doro-
thy. returned this week from Q two
months visit In Indiana with rola.
tives and friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Say. Jimmie! What's that big
bunch stickin' your pockets out so?"
why that's peanut brittle I got up
at Valentines': I'm gonna have =
party"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

II. c. Munsell returned Tuesday
from st. Joseph, Missouri. where he
was receiving treatment In the san
itarium.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

John Cooper. who has been farm
Pas the Sylvester land for several
pear. moved with his family this
week to the W. c. Run ranch near
Alanosa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

FRESH Hamburger sausage made
tssn every day. Is and 2s cents per
CASH MEAT MARKET
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Rogers lef
Saturday evening for Sterling. Colo
RADIO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs. EnEarl and son left
Sunday night for Ann Arbor. Michi-
gan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Woodland Male Quartetts. Lse-
ture course number. Baptist church.
Monday, March 16. 8 O'Clock sharp.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Sylvester Sales are snappy Sales.
Go to Johns on the 9Th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Mr.. Zisgler announces that the
Ranchers' Exchange will probably
b open next week and will be In
charge Of Miss Bernice Hawman.
The place u being fitted up and only
awaits the arrival Of scales and
coffee mill. The building was brok-
On into Thursday night by some one
forcing open the lock, but no further
damage was done. Mr.. ziegler ex-
poets his family homo soon - al
have recovered from their illness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

Mrs. Frank Cassil returned from
Denver Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

NJ. and Mrs. w. =. Wright left
Saturday for McCook. Nebraska,
where they expect to visit friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

CEufNu .'.S..s---. -r.-H----s, s.0V
o'clock, DR.. Hancher, presiding.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 1880
p. m.
You are welcome to all our church
services.
A. M. MACLEAN. Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06

A special Lenten sermon will be
given by Rev. ]. Atwood Stansfield
at st. Stephens Episcopal church
next Sunday, p. m. Subject,
what Must q Christian Believer"
Bring your friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-03-06
ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Services are held every Sunday
afternoon at 3. Rector, Rev. J.
Atwood Stansfield.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
H. BARRON ERA De
Los DEL COhPL LOT
|. En- LAC.DE MEXICO
z 6 g
Esta Siendo Buscado Con
Gran Actividad por
la Policia
OTRAS APREHENSIONES
Seran hechas por orden del
Procurador de Justicia
Licenciado Neri
OTRAS APREHENSIONES

TcLs5rGuya Especial paro La PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
1S.-Sigue comentAndose en- todos los
circuios de Ia polttica y militares e.
texto de las IItinaS noticias relaciona
das con el complot que Sc dice formo-
Sc en- la ciudad de San Antonio, Tex
as. para asesinar al general Obreg6n
Y ot-oS altos jefes del E;jsrcito =
funcionarioS de la actual Administra-
c;6n.
Las autoridaGes policiales han pro-
cedido. por acuerdo Gel Procurador Ge-
neral de Ia Republica. senior Hcenciado
Eduardo Neri. IA apprehension de nue.
vas personalida6es que Sc cree estan
mezclaias en- Ia conspiracion referida.
Entire aquellos contra quisnes Sc ha die
tado orden de arresto Sc cuenta el Ii
cerciado Heriberto Barron. que fuA en-
los iltimos dfas del Gobierno dc Ca
rrarza director dc un libelo bonillista
t.tulado la Republica". y de quien Sc
dice que ezta sacramento ccnplicado en-
q co-nploJ dc los enemigos dc los fun
Cio7arios actuales.
He-;6erro Barron esta siendo ouscs-
do actjvareTte por IA po!icfa, ' es r,uy
probable Que nov ntsmo Sc le aprehen
da.
Con ,o7 7Uevos 6atos que so han es-
tado apor,ando sobre el particular,
las autortdades tudicialcs han empeza-
do fornular el proceso respective. TO
uardo sus declaraciones preparatorias
a los p-csuntos complicados que han ST
do dece7tdos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Sc DA Ell PRIMER PASO EN-
LA F0RhACION De UNA
MARINA NACI0NAL
LAS OPERAC|OKES REAL|zADAS POR FL
SR|G De HACIENDA IMPLICAH IN
FUERTE GASTQ PARA La
REPUbLICA
Te:egrema Especial pero "LA PRENS1'

Te:eorora EspecidI pdro "LA PRENSEr
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Sepuenbrs
16.--Por fin aver tarde el general Sal
vador Alvarado, que acaba de volver a
Ia Secretarfa de Hacienda despues de,
su 6ltimo viaje por los centres finan-
cieros de los Estados Unidos, han hecho
declaraciones detalladas acerca de las
operaciones que realizo en- Nueva York
y otros puntos del vecino pals, opera
clones que constituyen para eI Gobier-
no de Ia Rep1blica el gasto de una SUI
ma muy respectable, y que. por ot11o la
do Sc considerable sacramento tndLspen-
sable desde hace mucho tempo para Ia
soluci6n de muchos problemas de Ia vi
da nacional, para Ia continuation de
muchas actividades las cuales venfa
amenazando una suspension definitiva
por Ia carencia O escasez de materiales
necesarios que fueron destrufdos en- ei
transcurso de dieZ amos de luchaS intes
tinas.
Las adquisiciones hechas por el ge-
neral Alvarado en- Nueva York Con 81
caracter de representante de Ia Hacien
da mexicana, llenan muchas necedda-
des Y originarzn cambios maravil!osos
en- muchos servicios publicos desaten-
didos por administrations aevoiuclona-
rias anteriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
la FECHA GLORIOSA DEL ANIVERSARIO DE NUES7RA
INDEPENDENCE FUE CELEBRADA EN- MEXICO CON Ell
REGOCLJO DE LOS PRETERlTOS TIEMPOS DE LA PAZ
Sc CONVOCA PARA LA
REUNION DE UN GRAN,
CONGRESO SOVIET
Ell Gobierno de Mexico estd
dispuesto a no dejar
que Sc reunQ

TeieorGmd Especial pare IA -;TENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Septiembre
l6.-Se han tenido noticias en- esta ciu-
dad en- el sentido de q una Cuarta In
dustrial International bajo el titulo de
Congreso Socialista Sc ha convocado
para celebrar una reunion el mes de e.
nero del entrante afo de 1921, efec-
to de tratar algunos asuntos de carac-
ter puramente obrero. y estudiar Ia So
iuci6n de algunoS prohlemas que cons
tituyan un beneficiO para las classes Ia
boriOSas.
La convocatoria para Ia reunion de
eSe ConGreso ha sido del conocimiento
del Gobierno, oficialmente Sc ha de-
clarado aver a este reSpecto que las
autoridades no permitiran por ningnn
concepto que llegue n reunirse, pues sc
tienen noticias .e que Sc trata NADIA
menos que de un Congreso netamente
bolsheviki. Ademas, Sc han dado ms
trucc;ones d las auloridades policiales
para que eviten la circulation de las
convocatcrias entire los trabaJadoreS,
pues implica una propaganda seria de
as ideas doctrinas Dc Lenine y Trot-
XIV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Sc USARA DE MEDIOS
VIOLENTOS PARA QUE
Sc PRESENTE HERRER0
EstG en- PLAN de Zaragoza' ,
dice que alli piensa
hacer resisfencia

TsisGrcnra Especial para La PEENSA''
CIUDAD DE MESICO, Septiembre
l6.-E! Juez de Distrito que conoce del
proceso inStruido en- contra de los pre-
Suntos reSponSables de Ia muerte del
P-eSidente CaranZa, ha. recibido noIi-
cias de que el general Rodolfo Here
10, que eStando ercausado Sc escape de
Ia ciudad de Mexico. Ia mandado decir
las autoridadeS de Ia metr6poh que
no obedecera ninguna orden suceSiva,
y Sc ha neGado abiertamente 4 preSen-
tarse Ia Secretarfa de Guerra. tratan-
do de hacer comprender que esta en-
rebeldfa contra el Gobierno. Y refugia-
do en- las montanas de Puebla, en- IN
lugar que Sc llama Plan de aZragoza.
Herrero ha enviado noticias a las
autoridades militares que 10 buscan. di
ciendo q 81 Sc le ataca con e. fin de cap
turarlo. So defendera duramente. Por
eSa virtud Ia Sec-etarta de Guerra va
di6 ortienes al Jefs de las Operaciones
en- Puebla para que organize una batI-
da en- contra del general deSobediente.
para aprehenderlo V traerio q esta cIu-
dad.
81 hacen todos les praparativos pa
"a acatar' las ordenes del general Gales
en al sentido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
|LO QUE COMPRO ALVARADO
EN- ESTADOS UNlDOS

Las declaraciones del general Alva-
RADIO constituyen una relaci6n retaI!ada
de las compras que realizo en- los Ess-
tados Unidos y de los tratos financie
ron que nevo cabo COD empresas po-
derosaS de este pals.
Dijo aver que, considerandose muy
deficiante el estado de Jas organizacio-
mes actuales para Ia vigilancia de nues
tras costas, 10 cual hace que Sc vfo-
len constantemente las disposiciones Y
reslamentos de pesca, el Gobierno sc
ha preocupado por establecer una vi
gilancia mas eficaz tanto en- el litora,
del GoIfo como en- 81 del Pacffico, y pa
ra ell efecto Sc han adquirido veinticfn-
CO barcos debidamente preparados y
dispuestos para el servicio de vigilan-
cia en- question y para el transporte de
correos entire iodos los puertos de al
tura .cabotaje de ambas costas me-
XicanaS.
Esas embarcaciones, segGn agreg6
Alvarado, van a entregarse dent-p de
muv breve tempo teniendose en- estu-
dio Ia organization de servicios de ui-
pulaci6n capitanfa de esa embarca-
clones, para que inmediatamente que
Sc reciban de los astilleros constucto-
res sean entregados a los tripulantes
para iniciar los servicio de vigilancia
y correos de que Sc uata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-17
Sc PEDIRA DE NUEVO
A FELIX DIAZ QUE
ACLARE U ACTITUD
Ell Gral. Guadalupe Sanchez
conferenciar6 con el en-
Martinez de la Tore

Teie7-e.t Especial cxra "LA PRESsA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiernbre
f5.-Las gesttones do Las nutoridadcs
Inili;ares. er el case irapreciso del gene
raj Felix nfaz. contindna encaninan-
dose IL dsfinitivn pacificaci6e Gal re-
beide oaInGueho cuyn actitud no deja
de ser dudosa. Il pesnr do que cast Sc
In atirnado que ssta ausvamente Ell
corapistr rsbeidfa. Soticias, mensajes
personae lssadas ds Ia sona pr don
de epsra Felix Dfaz. dicea que este Sc
fnantisae ordsaadafEsnte y hace prepa-
rstivos sar.i aistarss de Mexico, mien-
tras por otros canduetas tambien au-
toridndes - afirrna que bfsz no hace
otra eosa s-no reorganiEar Gus hnsstss
susrrsras para c6fAhatir E los seidades
del GohisrHa Federal,
Esta Iadssossi6R ha mstivada gue IA
Presideneia de Ia RapdbIica sTdena-
ra a Ia SscFstaria do Guerra ei snvfo
he un dsIegado TnilitaF ants Ell General
Diaz Y le interregue sebre su actitud
definitiVa.
Para tai lin, ei general Guadalupe
Sanehsz, ;Iefe Ge las 0po-acis5es -,
eI Estade de verac-us saiio aver Usis.na