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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
AGUINALDO STILL
HOLDS GOOD PLACE
Former Filipino Rebel Re,
tains Affections of His
Former Followers.

MANILA. May 22-Gen. Emilio
AguinaldO, who fought for the in
dependence Of the Philippines and
was captured by Gen. Funston. still
holds a strong place i'm the affections
OF the Filipino people. This was
demonstrated when he left the hos
pitaf the other day 20 pay a visit
TO his farm at Kawit about so
miles from Manila.
Aguinaldo has been in the hos
pital recovering from an operation
for appendicitis but was permitted
TO go TO his home 10 celebrate his
51st birthday.
Accompanied by his physician
and a nurse, he made the 50-mile
trip by automobile. Although his
visit was not announced in advance
the news of his coming spread and
the people OF the villages along the
way gathered at the roadside ana
the children threw flowers into his
automobile. AT one village the chill
dren waved American and Filipino
flags and sang "Aguinaldo's March. ="
At his home he was met by nearly
all the villagers headed by band
and speakers gave him welcome.
After spending a night at the farm
he returned to the hospital.
Assured Against want.
Aguinaldo seems assured against
want. Besides the pension Of Sc
600 granted TO him by the legisla-
ture he owns about $500 acres of
Friar lands in Cavite province which
he bought from the government. Of
which 500 acres are planted in rice
and sugar-cane, owns nearly 1000
acres I'm the foothills of Cavitc. where
\ il r0raEfnRnf a
two large vegetable oil concerns and
has a handsome residence In Manila.
When he was captured by Gen.
Funston in 1901 after leading his
campaign for independence. he gave
his promise TO the Americans that
he would not again take up arms
and he has kept the promise. He
declares. however. that, in his opin-
ion. the time for granting indie
pendence TO the Philippines has ar
rived and that the people OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

events at Springbrook last season.
Ray Creviston. OF Marion who
rides powerful fCur-valve Indian,
has siguified his intention Of COM
ing Y. Kindig. OF Mishawaka, is
entered. He Will ride a combination
wheel made from three different
machines, using an Indian frame.
Excelsior wheels and a Pope motor.
II is expected That th.s machine
viii lower the SpringbrOok track
record Of 3 seconds for One-half
mile made by Gladbeck last season.
The Johnson Motor wheel COM
pany Will offer "a special purse Of
$40 for riders OF their machines.
Several other factories, including
Harley Davidson. viii send repre-
sentative sLecdcrs The track IS in
good condition and with plenty Of
eager entries "A number Of exciting
races are promised.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
IN SOUTH BEND
THEAT7ERS
LGSaLLe
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her skill as a ski artist as well as q
fine come6ienne and emotional act
re6s.
Based on a world famous novel.
Soldiers OF Fortune" in fits new pic
ture form comes to the Lasalle screen
tomorrow and Tuesday. An all-star
cast headed by Anna Nilsson, Nor
man Kerry and Pauline Starke. aid
IN the presentation OF this story
which IS replete with romance. clean
humor. pathos and swift action.
Richard Harding Davis is the pop
ular author Of this widely-read book
Golden haired Mary Miles Minter
- the Lasalle's star for two days
starting Wednesday In a new COM
sdy-drama from the pen OF Wilbur
F'auiey. entitled Jennie BE Good ."
The picture, while being more seri-
Gus in trend than IS usual with this
stars stories. IS enlightened by mo-
ments OF really bright comedy and
clean American humOr. The story
has 20 do with a young girl who
falls victim 20 q revengeful woman S
schemes Cor revenge against her
mother and becomes a dope fend
Frank Mayo r. 20 be seen on Fri
day in The Peddler Of Lies" while
Saturdays attraction is Julian FL
tinge in The Adventures"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

Motorcycle racing fans Will be in
terested in the announcement OF the
first meet Of the season 70 be held
Sunday. June s. at Spring brook
arb. Last season several success
ful events were held here under the
direction Of +. T. Wegner and he
IS again in charge Of the race meets
OF TIE Indiana Motor association.
which viii stage four events at
SpringbroOk the coming season.
As the association has the sane
tion OF the NJ. q A. T.. A. the first
race Us attracting considerable at
tention. The motorcycle dealers and
factories are putting up substatial
prizes. Among the entries already
received is that Of Chuck Morri-
son, of Anderson, Ind. who will
ride the same wheel used by George
Gladbeck. winner of a number Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23
Today

RUTH ROLAND in 1.-THE ADVEN
TURES OF RUTH" serial of which but
more chapters remain; HOOT GIBSON
wolf TRACKS" two reel western thriller
"a RESTAURANT RIOT" two reel comedy
MUTT and JEFF, and PATHE NEWS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

The marriage OF 14-year-oId boys
and 12-year-Old girls Is valid I'm the
state OF Tennessee without the
parents consent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

Fifty young Russian are register
ed m the tractor course at the
Michigan Agricultural coll &c. all of
them intending to return 20 Russia
and introduce the tractor there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

The yearly output Of lead in the
United States has increased 538,1SC
short tons in 9S years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

One of the most notable develop
ments in Palestine Is the spread Of
the old Hebrew tOngu the Ian
guage OF the SCriptures-amOng the
Jewish population.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-23

islands are ready 10 maintain z
stable government.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

BILLY SUNDAY SAYS
PROHIBITION WILL HIT
POPULA7TON OF HELL

The best friend OF vice
SHOULD have been IN hell long ago,
where II was spawned.
''rhe saloon turned a paradise into a
desert and the constitutional amend
ment vii turn the desert back into a
paradise.
Il thank God have lived long enough
TO see the white-wlnged dove OF pro
hibitiOn build her nest on the dome
OF the Capitol Of Washington and spread
her bright pinions OF sObriety and peace
over the land
And that on and after January &c
we will be so dry in America that you
viii have 10 prime a man before he can
spit.
"The next job OF housecleaning will
be TO rid our country Of this gang Of
good-for-nOthing, GOdforsaken. weasel
eyed, hog-jOwled. bull-necked, rag
shagged, bobtailed, rlff-raff bunch OF
radical, revolutionary, anarchlstlc. Red
/. w. w. Bolsheyiki imps who are a
deadly poison to every element Of
American civilization.
"Then we can sing my Country 'Tis
Of Thee and Praise God From Whom
All Blessings Flow with a new mean
ing"
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

/ When cool add soda dlss0Ned IN boil-
ing water and the -four and baking
powder Mix well. Pour In a butter
ed and Toured pan and bake about 40
minutes.
SCALLOPED CABBAGE 80. 80.
. cups cooked cabbage
cup thin white sauce
tablespoons grated cheese
- cup stale bread crumbs
salt and pepper
Put cabbage In baking dish. Pour
over white sauce. Sprinkle wit chees-.
Add salt and pepper and sprinkle with
brend crumbs. Bake in hot oven IS
or 20 minutes Serve hot
To some folks Sabbath means a day
of rest. To cook II means dav Of
roast MARY
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
tCopyrIght, i92O. \. y. ~


NORFOLK. Va, Jan. iG.-Bmy sun
day broke into free verse when he was
requested 10 tell The readers Of The
Evening Journal what he thinks Of John
Barleyc0rn's Black Friday, the Sober
Sixteenth OF January. lie fired these
shots into the dying foe:
"The prohibition amendment will hold
down the population Of he'll.
''The devil is preparing TO bank his
flres, put crepe on the door and hang
out the For Rent sign.
"Tho constitutional amendment will
decrease his population as sure as death
and taxes.
But II will increase bank deposits.
~ viii increase the number Of milk
bottles left by the milkman.
1T will increase the smiles on the
faces OF little children.
1T Will increase the Joy In heaven.
"An institution that picked our pock-
cts Of s2,500,0O0 each year and gave
nothing but disgrace, degradation, dis
ease and delerlum tremens-
THAT put 600,000 men in drunkard's
graves each year
AHdb NiaPPcu lic Aidhtio VI Clcpf
about every hope in this world and
every hope In the world TO come
THAT turned the milk OF human kind
ness into the broth and whey OF hell
THAT made our homes the bleakest
moor Of misery that the fanged hounds
Of hunger and lust ever bayed across
"Thas was always found In alliance
with gambling and prostitution
THAT was more destructive than war,
peslilence or famine
THAT was purity's worst enemy and
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

Now that we are paying a premium
FOR strictly fresh" eggs, a word about
the difference between these Jewels
and the common storage egg may not
be amiss.
A perfectly fresh egg has absorbed
no foreign odor EGG shells are por-
Gus, you know, and that very thing
may happen.
The yolk is firm and completely sur
rounded by the while, which Is not the
least Bit discol0red or watery.
The white beats IN way that the
white OF a storage egg will not No
matter how hard you beat the ordinary
storage egg the white viii not get dry
and light, but remains thin and wet
A fresh egg can be poached and a
storage egg can not.
But an egg that hes been In storage
only three or six months, II II has been
properly taken care Of, should be
usablc. 10 should beat well and have
sweet, uniaintcd taste
MENU FOR TOMORROW
Breakfast-Stewed aprlcots, scram-
blcd eggs, toast coffee.
Luncheon-Frled oysters, cucumber
pickles, bread and butter, butterless-
eggless-milkless cake, tea.
Dinner--Cream OF celery soup. veal
outlets. French fried potatoes. seal
lopcd cabbage, pear salad, caramel
cuslard, sugar cookies, coffee.
MY OWN RECIPES
Apricots are a chang for breakfast
fruit. ] use dried ones and soak them
for several hours. changing The water
sfuF1 g.
ere put through a bleacing process Of
sulphur This must be extracted from
the fruit by long soaking.
FRIED OYSTERS
4 pint large opsters
4 lemon
I egg
Dried bread crumbs
salt and peper
Wash oysters. Drain and dry between
towels. Season with salt and pepper
and lemon Juice. Roll in breed crumbs
dip IN slightly beaten egg and roll
again in crumbs Fry either In deep
fat or IN q frying pan.
BUTTERFLIES
AuLKLESS CAKE
cup brown sugar
cup water
9 cups seedless r0isins
i-3 cup lard
ia grated nubmcg
I teaspoon cinnamon
I teaspoon cloves
t2 teaspoon salt
scant teaspoon soda
? cups flour
10 teaspoon baking powdcr
nrsef TfT Inc Al g. fs.
saece pan. Let boil three minutes
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
PENNSY PLANS TO
SPEND $1OO,OOO,OOO

PITTSBURGH, Jan. i6.-Expendliure
Of siOO,OOOOOO for clectrlncation Of local
trans, erection Of a fourteen story Of
ilce building, widening Of the Panhan-
die tunnels in Pittsburgh and sheri-
dan and other improvements viii be
considered by directors Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad upon return Of the
system TO private ownership.
Laying OF additional tracks and con-
version Of streets adjacent to the Penn
sylvania station into wide thorough
fares, necessitating the razlng Of many
old buildings, are contemplated in the
plans. which were originally prepared
by Gibbs & Hill, New York engineers,
for execution In March Of 1918, but were
postponed by the war.
Because Of the depleted financial re-
serves Of the road a bond issue will be
needed TO finance the Improvement pro
gram members Of the board Of directors
say.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16
STAMP COLLECTION
IN nn

HONOLULU. Jan. f6.-A postage
stamp collection valued at 100000, for
merly owned by II. Wilhelm Wolters,
German and a Honolulu resident. re-
verted to the alien property custodian
on Wolters' death, and is soon to be
sold at auction.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

In the kitchen OF her own home,
Sister Mary cooks daily for a fam
lily OF four adults. She brought TO
her kitchen an understanding OF
the chemistry of cooking, gained
from study OF domestic science in
a State university. Consequently,
the advice she offers is happy
combination Of theory and prac-
tice. Every recipe she gives is her
own, first tried out and served at
her family table.
Copyright, 1920, n. L. A.
Evening journal., 1920-01-16

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pearl White today. Vaudeville Sat
urday ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
Los de Sc 90 a So 43
Los de $40. 90 a S. 3
Los de S12. 90 a So 43
Los de SIS. so a Sl2. 43
Pasaron aver los Sres. zubarany Abreu

pals levantisco, pero virii y ceioso
de su libertad. Los ~tiranos mas de
una vez Sc han necho cronicos, pero
al cabo han caido. Ell pueblo en- ge-
neral. eXcepto una indiada que mer-
ma Y POGO a POGO s. funde en- Ia po-
blaci6n civilizada. tiene Ell concepto
de su soberania V la defiende. A es-
tas horas Carranza, que pudo ser un
~mantenedor firEne Y celador deslnte-
resado de Ia libertad que reclamaba
su pueblo. anda fugitive, hurtando ell
cuerpo en- el escondite; porque ambi-
close V egoista. desconociendo los
principles repuhlicanos. guerra perpe.
tuarse en- ell pcder eel o una hechura
suya) Y guerra burlar n vez mas
81 sufragio. Creiase immune, acaso
poroue daba excesiva extension al pre-
cepto relative de Wilson contra les
revolucionarios peso dejarco a parte
al seeundo postulado de La declara
cion del mismo: que no hay en- Ia A
merica sino, gobiernos legitimos".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
REVISTA DE LA SEMANA
.(Viene de la Pag. 16.)

ia nuevamente por Ell Congreso d.
cho tratado.
Pero es SECURE que hoy mismo,
quiza, Sc apruebe 6cha resolution,
que sera enviada de ALI al Presiden
tie Wilson para que Ia apruebe y
autorice con su firma. Pero como
la ley concede al Presidente Ia ia
cultad de opener su vote a los de-
cretos que crea inconvenientes para
Ell bien del pals, ell que va a con-
ciuir con ell estado de guerra ac-
tual sera vetado.
Pero 81 la Constitution concede
tai poder al Executive, tambien
concede al Senado ell derecho de re-
considerar ell decreto vetado Y de
volver a aprobar V enviarla nueva-
mente al Presidente de la Union,
que en- tai case no puede menos que
inclinarse ante le representation ma
cional y mandar publican dicho de
creto, so pena de pasar por rebelde
conforme a la Constitution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

embarcado para Mexico. Les tres L.
deres obregonistaS habian venido a
la Habsna a refugiarss de las perse-
cuciones del regimen ~carrancista por
sus ~act;vidades en- favor del obre-
gonismo.
FL nuevo Ministru de Cuba, licen-
c;ado Hernandez Ferrer. que hace
muy pocos dias presento sus creden-
ciales al P~residente Menocal, Sc ha
delarado tambien cbregonista. Con
Hernandez Ferrer conferenciaron am
~pliamente, IN dia antes de salir pa
"a Mexico. Zubaran Capmany, lara
~ Abreu, tratando en- dicha conferen-
cia sobre Ia conveniencia de que ell
Ministro que traio la representation
de Carranza hiciera campana en- ia,
vor del nuevo movimiento sin procu-
rar va por justificar a Carranza.
Los amigos de Hernandez Ferrer
han dicho a los p~eriodiccs que ell Mi
nistro que sustituy6 a lara era, CO.
mo este. elemento obregonista Y que
por 10 tanto. al ponerse hoy a favor
del movimiento contra CarranZa no
ha hecho sino seguir el impulse &c
sus ideas politicas, agregando que
Carranza 10 envio a Cuba como Minis
tro para alejario de Mexico durante
Ia campana electoral. como trato de
alejar a lara enviandolo como Mi
picfro 2 Centric America
Juntamente con Iubaran ,Capma-
ny, Abreu y lara embarcaron para
Mexico varios politicos yucatecos que
habian salido de la peninsula ante Ia
persecution tenaz. de Pablo A. de la
! CARA, comandante n1ilitar de Yuca,
tan.
Los ~periodicos todos siguen prss,
tando gran atencion a los aconteci,
mientos de Mexico Y no Sc limitan a
publican informaciones, sino que co.
mentan en- su saccion editorial alue
lles acontecimientos.
Con ell titulo de "Anverso Y Rever
So, Ell "Hera!do de Cuba" publics
una nota editorial en- la que coments
las causas de Ia caida de Carranzs
diciendo que esa caida la provoct
principaimente su tendencia al con
tinuismo V llamando indirectament,
, Ia atencion al presidente Menocal,
quien Sc le dice que tome ejemplo d.
Estrada Cabrera Y de Carranza.
"Mexico-dice Ell articulo de "Hera
do de Cuba"-es sin duda alguna u
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
Salio eli primer tren

tYienc de Ia la. plana-)
possession del gobicrno tamaulipeco.
Portes Gil saldra probablemente ell
lines 0 martes.
En- Nuevo Laredo la situacion
sigue m~ejorando Y clio Sc debe en-
gran parte a que las nuevas autori-
dades han dejado en- sus cargos a
la mayoria &c los antiques emplea-
dos f~ederales, pues relativamente
pocos cambios ha habido.
Solo Sc cspera que quede termi-
nado Ell puente de pontones, para
que ell trafico entire ambos Laredos
vuelva a ser normal. Sc dice que
para manana quedara terminado
Ell referido puente provisional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
NECESITAMoS GENIE PA
RIA Ell CULTIVO DEL
ALGODON

Necesitamos algunas familias oue
quieran ir al Norte del Estado de TIE
xas, a cultivar ~algodon. Sc pagan bue-
nos sueldos Y Sc proporcioran magi
ficas casas para vivir. Ell china es ex
ceiente. 81 quiere listed If a cultivar
algodon, ocurra a:
NJ. L. OSBORN EMPLOYMENT co.
1923 w. Houston St. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
FALAS DE POPELINA Y SARGA
yalen $500. ReducidaS 4 81 i&

Una falda muy it'll para Ell uso conStaa
tie. NoA Sc arrugan nj Sc manchan, V CT
polvo Sc quita facilmente. Las tenen@s en-
dolores zaul, negro, amarillo Y verde. Tam
bien de generos de fantasia en- todaS ned
das de IA c~intura. Corte recto con bolsillos
V cinturones. Algunas tienen ptisadoS m
yados V adornadas con botoneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
DE LA HABANA DICEN QUE
TtMBIEN HERIBERTO JARA
SALIO PARA MEXICO

HABANA, Mayo 15.-El Licen-
ciado Rafael Zuharan Capmany,, ell
Senador Emilio Perez Abreu V el ge-
neral Heriberto lara, ex-Ministro del
gobierno de Carranza en- Cuba, aar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

Para GbroS en- espano' dirljase
5sted a la Casa Editorial Lozano.
lis n. Sta. Rosa. Ave. San Antonio.
VIVA LA ~INDEPENDENCIA!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
FALDAS DE
Valen So 90. ahora S3.43.

En- dolores tan SolicitadoS como son
azul Y negro, en- todas mediG2s de Ia Gin
tura. Modelos rectoS Y recogidoS, con boil
silloS iisos o de fantasia. acabadaS con un
c~inturon de muy buen gusto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
FALDAS D SPORT
valen Hasta $50 60, Precio Especial sl4.4s

Valen Hasta $50 90, Precio Especial sl4'4"
Hechas de Kumsi humSa, Crepe de
China, Tricolette, Batin Baronette, Maret-
te. Dewkist, etc. en- dolores Rojo; Azul;
Maj; Rosa: Negro Y Blanco. en- todos Ia
nranos. Tienen bolsillos de fantasia adorna
dos con botones. Otras son iiSas = algunas
entalladas. Estas faldas son de los uitl-
estlos V materiales para el verano,
Y co~nstituyen una verdadera ganga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
FALDAS DE GABARDINA Y DE
SATIN BLANCO LAVABLE
valen $40. 90, Ahora Sc .43

Son las faldas ideales para sport, pa
IA usar con blusas entalladas o sweaters.
EntaIlan perfectnente Y daran eXcelente
servicio. Hermosanente acabadoS con Dol
siiios mUy amplios, con cinturones Y ador-
nadas con grandes botones de concha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16

Par. iibros en- espanos dirijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial Lozanor lis
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
FALDAS BLANCAS LAVASLES
Valen IS so, Ahora S5.43

Estas atractivas Faldas Tub, son preci
samente 10 que Sc necesita usar en- el We
rano, va sea para jugar golf o para Gale
Cortes recto 0 recogido, con bolsilloS lisos
ode fantasia, en- todas medidas de la Gin
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
PARA EAGLE
PASS

Los senores Zuharan Y Perez
Ahreu, ~salieron IA noche de aver para
Eagle Pass. Texas, dopde pernane,
ceran breve tempo, salienGo en- Sc,
guida, de dicha poblacion fronteri,
"a, con rumbo al Estado de Sonora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
FALDAS DE
Ealen $3.50. ahora S4.4S

Popelina magnifica en- colores azu! pa
lido, azul marinO. Negro. amarillo Y verde,
en- todas medidas de la %cintura. Corte rec
to Y bordadas en- las costuras. Con bolsi
Hos de fantasia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
FALDAS BLANCAS IAVABLES
Valen SIS so. ahora SAB

-. Estas Faldas BlaR,:Es. LayableE son
las que tcA sonora necesita. Kochas de
materiales excelentes que daran buen servi
clio Sc lavan perfectamente Hechas de
gabardina, pique V PIANO de Palm Beach.
en- color blanco sciamente acabadas Con
b~oisillos de fantasia. Los estilos de estas
faldas son muy a~propisdos pra las Seno
raS robustas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
Nuestra venta de medic preeio de ira
les para senOras y s~enoritas con-
tInuara en- Wgor

TEs de Gh@dmaT rmy Sa en- os negro am &s m POGO mas @, Sc enunhan Includes
en- este be La vahd de moo = adna @ m@Honeay y sa ala ultima mh Modks mnfe@ semi
tones y hamoas ms pms T@s amnsz para a r smnn& vn ha $500 mp en- dBHemat Sc
mn "a 2B Ell po del Basement @a que Sc reduce la nd
de $4,000 PnD Del Easements 5 Medic Pos Ms de &M0n PrOd del Basement $685. Medic Pmo$ @Ss
De 5lF N ddBa9nGtS G, Medic Fro$ @S de $4,000 Po del Easements @D Medic Po $2s
De S% P & P a%%S So M0o BE- SS de $4,000 Pmo del Basement @5M Medic Po $Ss
SmM0 Pm del BaaetS D Medic PoI S de 1900 Pp del Easements T5,M Medic P@o $88
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-16
CVicnc &c Ia IA. plSna-)

I~nterogados por el reporter. acerca
de K que creian en- 10 que hace a Ia
actual situacion n~acional, huoleron de
coutestar 10 siguiente:
-Alejados de Mexico hace cuatro
las durante las
cuales Sc han desarrollsdo en- nusstro
pals todos los sensacionaies acontecl
mientos que han dado por r~esultado,
Ia caida del regimen carrancista, va
insoportable para el pueblo, nosotros
no sabemos de la situaci6n actual, ST.
no 10 Que las n~oticias, las de los pc
ri0diccs ' las que por conductos par
ticulares nos son trasmitidas, nos de
jan >saber.
Segln todas elias, Ia situacion no
puede ser mejor: cast todos los grupoS
armados, Sc han estado adhiriendo
al plan de Aqua Prieta. secundando
ell morimiento de Sonora: el pals, eS-
u practicamente controlado por Ia
revolution; domino en- todos los jefes
el mas amplio espiritu de conciliacion.
de crdeu Y de acuerdo, Y Sc han eSta-
do dando garantias 4 todoS- Por este
camino 81 gran anhelo de Ia paz ma
cional. prcnto sera III hecho.
-Pueden ustedes decirnos cual Sc
"a Ia politica del nuevo gobierno, y
quien 10 presidira. ....2
La misma razon Que 0 impide
informar acerca de los sucesos, nos
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