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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
UNA POLITICA FIRME
El Dgriodista w. Forrest a5o-
ga porque Sc adopte una
firme poIitica hocia
Wsxico
T.isgva,ra E..p.r,cl gCrc II P"LNSA.
,.1.--t- N-ADL- Lrnhn.hI.N Ii .

T.isgva,ra E.o.rtcl gcra II P"LNSA.
NI-FVA YORK. Febrero ID La
..Tribuna' publica con eSta techa
nm eyrenso articulo firmado por VIII
bur Forrest en el que les atriouye
= uno> j6venes meXicanos que re-
rreSa-on a Mexico de Paris y que
pertenecieron al antique grupo de los
cientificos Ia declaration de que Ia
Ciudad de Mexico es actua!mente IA
ciudad de la muerte.
Dice tambiGu que durante Z! feg'-
men del general DiaZ las classes que
So hallaron al frente del goblerEo no
hicieron NADIA por ei peon. Pero que
on rambio. no desgarraron 4 MeN'-
90 Y Que dicho regimen fue conStruc-
tivn Y no destructive, : CUE la 81
tuscjGn actual no ha sido determina-
da exclusivamentc por Ia reVo.ucioh'
81 bien cS cierto que esla ma ieN""
su parte en- ella. -.
Cita tambi6n IN articulo puoLcado
por el pcri6dico Excelsior dc II
Ciudad de Mexico en ei que Sc Dice
oue nunca habia habidC ell Mexico
tanta inmoraliIad, tanto sot0rA0 J
tonto crimen como ahora : de ali
deGuce que no hay raz6n para que
los Estados UnidoS Sc mueStren tan
generosos para ayudar a Europa, en-
tanto que Sc permitc que continue
una situacion semejanre en- Mexico:
Segun opina Forrest. Ia soIuc!on
del problema descansa en- nna poi'H-
ca firme en- relac.on con Mexico IA
cual podra justificar el gobleEno dc
los Estados Unldos con IL Ooc'i!i;"
1Torroe No Y debera ser semeiantc g
sen,nia on Cuba en- circunstanclas
anaIocas que puso fin Ia iIegalidad.
al despotismo y al analfaberismo ell
Ternina diciendo que en- case de
Que esta politica no pueda. ser sosje-
nida solamente con Ia preston alplo-
m8tica deberia apoyarsele medlante
una preston mas conviacente'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
RENUNCIO Ell GABINETE
ESPANOL PRESlDIDO
POR 4. SALAZAR
FL Rey lie reitero su confian-
"a al Primer Ministro y
lie pidio reorganizara
ell Gabiuete
Te!ecrGne EspeeieI 7sfG Ii PRENSA.

Te!cCrg"so Especiel 7sio Ii PRENSi.
MADRID, Febrero 15.--Como re-
sultado de Ia renuncia presentads
por el Ministro de Obras Publicas.
Amalio Gimeno CaZanes. que era ell
representatives de Ia facci6n que en-
cabeza el Conde de Romanones, en-
el actual Gabinete, el Primer Nj
nistro Allende Salazar' fue hoy
palacio y le presento su dimision al
Rey juntamente con la de todo el
G2binete, pero el Monarca. despues
de haber celebrado breves conferen-
cias con los lideres de los diferertes
partidos politicos principales, le reite,
70 su confianZa y le pidio que reor-
ganiZara nuevamente ell Ministerio,
cOsa que acepto Allende Saiazar.
Sin embargo, Gimeno no formara
parte va del Gabinete Y mientras Sc
desigra Ia persona que debc substi-
tuirlo en- Ell Ministerio de Obras Pu-
biicaS. ell Primer Ministro Sc hara
cargo de eI interinamente.
La renuncia de Gimeno fue debi-
da q los ataaues de que fue yictTma
por parc de la prensa y de los MEM
III We iSI ~ .sibiSAiIO Gil VISTA uc
Der apoyado Ia determination tolna-
da per el Gabinete Y que dio por re-
sultado la renuncia de Milars Bosch
como Captain General de Barcelona.
Dicha renuncia cause serias diff
cultades en- el gobierno Y fue obli-
gada por Romanones quien atsco ru-
damente a Gimeno por haber publ
cado algunas cartas de caracter pri-
vado references Ia poiitica catala-
la.
Por mas que el Gabinete continie
en- el poder por ahora. Sc cree que
no podra resistir Ia proxina pIue-
ba que Sc yea sujeto en- ell Par
lamento. va que es cosa segura cue
ha perdido enteram2nte cualguler
apoyo Out, Romanones prdiera pres
tarle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16

TciegrqD,a EspccidI para La PRENSi-
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Febrero 10
Ell Presidente Wilsnl decide pr!-
ceder con la mayor prontitud possible
4 il election del nuevo Secret2Ilo
de Estado que debera suceder MI.
Lansn.r en vista dc clio sc espera
cue el nombramient2 scral enviado
NJ Eer.;G. para su rl:.fic,:o,, du-
rante n rresente sen!@Ea.
Sc conSidera que Polk eS el que
rienc mayores probabilidades de ser
nombrado, por mas que tambien Sc
mencionan los nombres de John D..
Davis, Embajador en- Ia Gran Bre-
tana, Y de Hugh c. Wallace, Emba-
iador en- Francia, creyendolos los po-
sibles sucesores de Lansing.
Por 10 que respecta al Senado. Sc
cree que Ia designation del nuevo
SecretaTio de Estano no dara Iugar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
MODTFICAN La DEMANDA
Los aEiados deciden eSta6le-
Ger una distinction eRtre
los responsa5les de
Ia guerra
-. - -. "a -.

re..grot,.r ES7cc.Gl 1.a,s IT. PEENSt-
LCNDRES. Feb-erc l5.-Segun
las noticias que Sc recihieron de Pa
ris hoy. Sc considers mas cue pro-
bable Que sufra algunaS modIficaclo-
nes la demanda de los aiiados Ale
mania para que entregue 4 los cu.-
Dables de crimenes cOmetldos duran
te IN guerra.
Sc dice que ei Console de los PIT
meros Ministries. en- una confereGcla
que ce!ebro aver er Paris. decide eS-
tableca~ una distinction entire los aU-
torres directos dc dichos crlmcneS Y
los r2ienbr0s de! eiercIIo que sofa
uertc rcSuitan reSponsaoles tecn,'
camente. &c los crin2enes conteudoS
boz SuS SUoord!naGoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
FL SUCCESSOR De LANSING SERA
NOMBRADO EN- ESTA SEMANA
FL SENADO APROBARA SIN DISCUSSION
Ell NOMBPAMIENT0 QUE HAGA MR.. WILSON
Sc habla en- los circuos pocos de Ia posbdad de que
ell Presidene sea candidate para un tercer perlodo

a discussion aIguEa y que cuaIqulera
que sea Ia persona nonlbrada por el
Presidente Wilson, su designation Sc
ra aprobada por la Alta Camara.
En- cuanto Ia Camara de los Re
Dresentantes, hasta ahora no hay la
menor indicaci0n de que la contto-
versia surgida entire Ell PresiGente
Wilson Y el eX-Secretario de Esta-
do Lansing de lugar 4 alguna accion
de ella. puesto que Sc consldera CO.
mo IN incidente que solamente afec-
ia al poder Executive. Sin embargo,
Sc cree possible que este asunto sir
va de tema algunos discursos Incl
dentales, de caracter po!itiro.
En- los circulos politicos &c eSta
discutiendo nuevamence Ia question
relativa 2 81 el Presiderte Wilson Sc
"a candidate para una tercera reelec-
cion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
NO HA RENUNCEADO SU
CARGO TA5LADA
Declare que tcdavia sirUe al
go5ierno de Carronza y
que vino liGmado por el

g'.iz9rGsHG Es7cssa' para IA PRENS.t
NUEEA YORK. Febrero 15.-JoSe
Juan Tablada ma negado cue renua-
clara su cargo diplomatico que le con-
flo el gobierGo de Carranza en- Sud
America. Dijo hoy cue ha veHido Ia
mado por Ia Secretaria de Relaciones
del Gooierno uue sirye. pero que no
sabe 81 volvera Sud America con I!
misUo cargo gue ha tenido, que es
el de Secretar;o dc Ia LegaCion de
Mexico en- Colombia. Ecuador Y Eene-
zuela.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
LA CONDICEON MENTAL
DE Mr.. WILSON ES
EXCELENTE
Asi 10 declare aver ell fanloso
alierista doctor Dercum,
que yisito al Presidente
Teieo,untd Especial para LII PREESA.

Teieg,und Especial para LII PREESA.
FILADELFiA, Febrero 15.-El
doctor Dercun, famoso aIieniSta cue
visitG al Presidente wilson regular
mente durante su enfermedad, dcs-
minti0 10y los rImores que estuvie-
ron circulando az rca de que este al
to furCionar:o habia c:.;-id) una re-
caida .l*s meacs seria y g.: es-
tas cad clones suyas '.:be afr; burr
Sc "a controversial que soorevino en-
tre G Y 81 ex-Secretar! de Estado
Lansing, Y que culmis1 en- la diTnl-
sion del l''t:no.
Agreg6 el doctor Dercunl cue, muy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
FL GRAL GAUDEN0O DE- IA LLAVE FOE NIERNAD)
EN A PRISON D|L|TAR De SANTIAGO
Una exphcaci6n

Debido a la ivregularidad con
Que estamos recibiendo el Papel
para ell periodico, hoy nos hemos
visto precisad dos a publican seis pa
Rinas solarnente. Esto nos ha Ob!'-
gado a no publican las iiStas de
donantes para las victimas dc los
temblores dc Neracruz y Puebia,
publication que sera rcanudada
manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
Sc ROBABAN MEDTCINAS
EN- VERCRUZ
Los empleados de Ia aduana
extraian los paquetes de
las "drogas keroicas"

T.lcgrapG EsDecidI pare Ia PRENSi.
LAREDO. TENAS, Febrero 10
Los peri6dicos mexicanos llegados
hoy a la frontera traen la noticia de
que las droguerias es venian queJan-
do de robos de medicinas en- Ia Adua-
na del puerto de Veracruz, paticu-
larmente de drogas heroicas, como la
morfina. cocaina, etc, etc, y que
habiendoSe ordenado una mlnuclosa
investigation, sc logr6 comprobar que
algunos de los empleados de la refe-
rida aduana eran los que Sc apode-
raban de los paquetes de medlclnas
para aprovechar estas para su proplo
uso para negociar con elias.
Teleg-ama Especial para LA PRENSA.
MEXICO. D. F.. Febrero 15.-Los
empleados SuperioreS del Aiinisterio
de Hacienda han manifestado que
muy pocas estampillas Sc han falsifi-
cado Y que apenas 81 unas cuantas
Sc i1allan en- circulation. pesar de
Que al ser aprehendido Eugenio No
ra!eS, habil grabador Y celebre falsi-
ficador, Sc lie encontraron estampillas
por valor de miles de doiares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16

por el contrario, las condiciones
mentales del Presidente Wilson son
excelentes ahora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-16
LTBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre uSted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial LoZano, us
y. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. F,S Ia mas barata -
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

Sheriff Montgomery requested pr. T. J. Cummins of the state insane asylum to go to Florence and talk with Barboa- After conversing with BarbOa for more than four hours, pr. Cummins stated that he believed the man insane and added that a commission should be ap- pointed to pass OF the mental condition of the Mexican. According to the offi- cers who have visited Barboa in the state prison, the guards who see him daily, told him they thought Barboa insane. One ot the guards stated that he asked Barboa if he knew Jesus Barboa and the Mexican. he said, answered that he did. The guard then said he told Barboa that he tBarboa) had killed Jesus Barboa, and the Mex ican said he had.
 The following statement in regard to Barboa. addressed to the public of Maricopa county, was issued by County Attorney Laney yesterday
 County Attorneys Statement
 July 8, 1920.
 ITO THE PUBLIC OF MARICoPA COUNTY:
 Upon my recent return to Phoenix I find that a certain Mexican by the name of Jesus Maria, Barboa is under arrest and detained in the state peni- tentiary for safekeeping under the charge of having committed the Err hardt murders.
 T find that the man has made cer- tain admissions to the effect that he committed these crimes, but upon con ferring with Sheriff Montgomery, we have arrived at the conclusion that there is very grave doubt that this man is the murderer and we feel that prob ably he is insane.
 of course, the sheriff's office ard the police officers of Phoenix have been following every possible cIeW in their efforts to bring to punishment the perpetrator of this doub Q SsurdSr and since this man did make certain admissions, of course their actions in promptly charging the man with the offense and making sure that he was kept in safety were entirely proper
 Decide on Hearing
 Sheriff Montgomery and I, in the light of more recent investigations have decided that Barboa should be given a public preliminary hearing in Accordingly in the near future he will be brought to Phoenix and this pre- hminary hearing will be had, and all evidence in the possession of the off, cers both for and against the man will be brought out. Then full justice will be done so far as this man is con cerned.
 My purpose in making this state ment, and Sheriff Montgomery is in full accord with me in this respect, is to take the public into our confidence as regards this defendant and let the peo pie know that there is grave doubt as to whether this man had anything to do with the crimes in question, to the end that there will be no Likelihood of any members of the public attempting any violence Or doing any injustice against this man who may be merely lunatic.
 Il. M. LANEY,
 County Attorney"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09
start Work On Hiqhway

MESA-The resumption of the work on the last link of the Mesa-Tempe road was assured yesterday when O. C. McElrath, contractor, spotted three of his ears of cement on the railroad tracks The cement is NOW being un- loaded and hurried to the place where it is to be used, and if the remainder of the cars arrive on schedule the road will be finished within six days. Two weeks will then be allowed for the cement to set, when the road will be opened for traffic.-Daily Tribune.
 Organize Farm Bureaus
 C1ANDLER-H. c. Heard, county agricultural agent, reports farm bu reau organization campaigns in CO., operation with the state president. Farm bureau centers were established at Scottsdale Madison, Roosevelt, Lehi, Mesa, Chandler and Glendale. A com plete report has not been sent in. About 75 members were secured at Chandler which would indicate a sue cessful campaign. The county agent and farm bureau president were as sisted in this work by members of the state agricultural extension office. A rabbit poisoning demonstration was conducted at Chandler in cooperation with the United States biological sur vey. One half section of land was in cluded in the demonstration. Satis factory results were secured more than 100 dead rabbits were counted as result of a single ounce of strych- nine which was Administrations
 Plane Is Damaged
 PRESCOTT-No exhibition flight was given by Lieut.. William Glover and his companion, who flew to Pres colt from Tucson in the remarkable time of two hours, because parts to re- pair a break at the target range had not arrived yesterday afternoon. Wires crossing the target range had been or dered Jagged to prevent an accident, but the flags for the higher or power wire were not in place when Glover sailed down Sunday at noon. He tried to land after zooming over the wires
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09
DECIDE ME EXICAN lS NUT SLAYER IF ERHARDT COUPLE
Physician At State Asylum
 Declares Barboa Insane Officers Check Up Pris- Oner--Statement by Laney

AIter checking up every detail in the movements of Jesus Maria Barboa prior to the date of the murder of MT. and Mrs Jacob Erhardt and following the lnnuInan deed, officers who have been "orklng on the case have reached the conclusion that Barboa, besides being insane, did not and could not have com mltted the deed as he confessed he did In view of these investigations, County Attorney l.. M. Laney has decided tl.at Barboa should be given a preliminary hearing in a local justice court and all the evidence both for and against the man brought out
 Many of the officers who heard the confession of the Mexican doubted at the time that he had any connection with the affair fecause of certain ques- tions asked him to which he readily answered yes. The officers who had been working on the case knew that If Barboa had had any connection with the affair he would not have answered yes. The fact also that Barboa made matter, the officers said, led them to doubt his guilt.
 Movements Are Checked
 According to the officers who were present at the confession, Barboa was asked only leading questions and at first denied them, but after many ques- ,tions of the same nature were asked he would at last answer yes. The con fession was obtained by using the third degree, officers who were present said
 In checking up the movements of Barboa at Litchfield prior to the night of June $, the officers discovered that he was in Litchfield all day on Sunday, June 6, and was seen by a number of citizens in the town. It also was found that he was seen in bed at II o'clock on Sunday night by other inmates of the camp in which he lived. The books of the company for which he worked showed that Barboa was on the job at o'clock on the morning of June and that he worked all that day
 In his alleged confession, Barboa, when asked what time he left the house after he had committed the murders, answered at "six o'clock" Officers who investigated the case stated it would be impossible for Barboa to have made the trip to Phoenix and back to Litchfield between the hours of II o'clock and o'clock, even in an auto mobile. According to these officers. their investigations have given Barboa an alibi.
 Should Be Examined
 Believing the man to De Insane,
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09
ABOUT THE STATE

and turned over in the field. When he dismounted he found his compan- ion, N. N. Tiley. a recently discharged aviator, hanging head downward in his seat and laughing over the plight. Re pair parts were to have arrived on last nights train from Tucson.-Journal- Miner.
 Find Auto After Chase
 TUCSON-After a 15O-mile chase into Mexico. Jack Case succeeded in recovering his Hudson speedste~ at Hermosillas, Sonora. yesterday. ac- night. No information has been re- ceived as to whether the thieces have been caught.
 The car is alleged to have been stolen from in front of the Santa Rita hotel between 9 and 10 o'clock Monday night by well dressed woman. It is be- lieved she later turned it over to two Mexican accomplices who took the car down to the border, where it passed through Nogales early yesterday morn ing. MT. Case started on the trail of the car yesterday morning in a friend $ automobile. He passed over the border four hours behind the other car and continued to close up the gap until it was overtaken at Hermosillas-Dai Star.
 Truck Kills Boy GLOBE-A boy whose name could not be learned last night was run over and killed almost instantly early yes terday evening near the lower Miami school house when the heavy truck on which he was riding gave a sudden lurch and he was precipitated to the pavement under a rear wheel The big wheel of the heavily laden truck passed over his head. The injured lad was placed in a passing motor car to be taken to the hospital but before the destination was reached the lad had died.-Arizona Record.
 Killed by Mistake DOUGLAS-Whil alighting from a train in Los Angeles early yesterday morning, Ed (Smoke) Harris, for 10 years employed as chef in the Gadsden
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

hotel, was shot and killed by an un- identified negro. who later stated to authorities it was a case of mistaken Identity and that he had planned to kill another negro man whom he had worked with at the Gadsden earlier in the year When Harris stepped off the train in Los Angeles. the negro shot him with a 45 caliber pistol. killing him instantly. The deceased is said to have a son in Texas. He was 46 years old and was well known around the Ciadsden as Smoke Gads den. n.''-International.
 Mine Manager Is Injured
 PRESCOTT-H A. Geisendorfer, general manager of the Bagdad Copper company. operating a big property out west of Hillside, was severely and dan gerously burned Monday night by the explosion of q can of lubricating oil. It occurred in a peculiar manner. His company has two churn drilling plants at work sinking testing holes in dis seminated porphry copper deposits. The drills had been shut down for the night. and after dark one of the Mexi- can wood choppers turned in fire alarm stating that Drill Rig No. 2 was on fire. MT. Geisendorfer mounted his horse hastily and rushed to the fire. He was the first man on the ground and the fire was in the woodpile and storage shed near the drill rig. He began to put water on the fire to eX- tinguish it. but a can of. lubricating oil was in the flames unnoticed by Geis- endorfer, and the first bucket of wa ter landed on the hot can, which ex- ploded. and threw burning oil all over him. and in an instant he was ablaze from head to foot. There was a big tank of water at hand and he jumped into the water. thus extinguishing the flames, but not until after he was very severely burned on the hands and face and parts of his body.-Journal- Miner.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

Iceland is the source of the agate and chalcedony which are made into jewels for bearings in watches and electrical instruments.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

NAME FITS HIS NOISY JOB AMENTO-Arch1oald Yell IS he name of the city attorney here.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

The United States has turned out about $50,000, 900 worth of artificial teeth in the last 10 years.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

The United States supply of mer- lumber is estimated at 2 .S26. .OOO, ,OO0, ,0O0 feet.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21

time before l forget how black
ash basket is made, for in making
my collection, l haa memorized the
facts.
A like plan. l believe, will help
you some day when your teacher
says, Review this subject" Think
over what you have read and heard
in class and pick out the most i'm
portant points. Never mind about
the others. You won't need them
and to try to keep them in your
mind would be to crowd out more
important points. And then don't
merely go over these facts like
parrot, but do something with them.
If you are reviewing history put the
important facts together into
story.
Make a chart of the facts. If
your subject is geography draw a
map Of the section you are review
ing and put on it the points you
want to remember. Play you are
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
Dear Aunt Polly: Guess what
school / 20 to-W. S. L. v. r.

Dear Aunt Polly: Guess what
school go to-W. S. L. V. H.
Dear L. v. R.: I'll tell you just
this much. 1t is located on a piece
of ground shaped like triangle.
II you started from the northwest
corner of Seventh and Main streets
and if you had compass in your
hand and followed in the direction
the needle points, for three squares
and then walked one-half square
farther in the same direction you
would find yourself right in front
Of the school you 60 to, and then
all you would have to do would be
to turn to your left, go up a few
steps, walk a short distance, go up
some more steps and by that time
you would be inside your school.
The name of it is spelled just like
the word warmer with one let
ter changed and the first letter
dressed up in its capital clothes.
The principal of it is named Miss
Thompson. I've guessed it now,
haven't /? Aunt Polly.
Say, Aunt Polly: What's your
real name? C. T. C.
Say C. T. c.: That's a nice ques-
ton to ask a poor old aunt whose
name is usually in about half a
dozen places in and around the
Junior. Better put on your specs
that's what l do when l want to
see something real well. / have
another name though that l use
sometimes.
1t is Gao Izaet Grod with the
second, third, fifth and seventh let
tiers missing from the first name;
the first, third, sixth and ninth let
tiers missing from the second name
and the second, third and sixth let
tiers missing from my last name.
The letters left out are in their
right order: lenrEibhifr. But my
usual name is Just Aunt Polly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-21
A VALENTINE PARTY

Jane wanted to have a valentine
party. So she asked her mother.
Her mother said that daddy had to
nay for the food, and to ask him.
And she had her party on Feb. IA.
She invited her friends and they
all were present. Her mother had
hidden SO candy babies. Whoever
foud the most was to get a box
with a paper heart on the front.
And IN it were big candy hearts.
They played games-London
Bridge, Farmer in the Dale, Hide
and Seek, until nine o'clock. Then
hey served lunch. They had can
dy hearts. cake cut in the shape of
hearts, ice cream in the shape Of
hearts. Each little child received a
heart as a favor. Then played until
ten o'clock and then went home
Agnes Leona Huber. 6B grade.