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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11

SNN.tSo
f. del Primer Regimiento de Ia Brt
Cada "Porfir!o Gonzalez. FL coronel
Ayala va A desempenar ina comis'or
del servicio. acompanado del coroner
| Isrnael c. Alardfn VI de otros jetes y
cticiales pertenecientes a las fuerzas de
81 mando.
FL iefe del 60. Battalion de Tnfanterfa
ACADIA de dir!gir I'm memorial al Go
bcrnador dol Estado, general Porf1rto
Gonzalez. T'iGiendole que sc le proper
clone IN local amplio Y acondscionado
n etecto de poder impartir instruction
a los soldados Que estan halo u orde
mes en- esa corporation militar.
Sc tiene II ~seguridad de que el Co.
hierno acccdcra a 10 pedido. a~seguran
dose Que le sera facilitado un local en-
alguno de los cuarteles de Ia ciu-
dad.
En- IA Sucursal nnmero : de la Allan
"a de Ferrocarrileros Mexicanos. es-
tablecida en- Monterrey. esta estudian
dose actualmentc IN proyecto relative
Il II admission Ell esa ~socicdad. de las
sc6critas e:rn;eadas en- las differences
|denendercias de los F~errocarriles Nacio
nGleS.
Esa inictattva fue presentada por 4
los m~iernhros de Ia Alianza a radican
n Ia ciudad de Mexico. Y parece que
2 sido recihida con %entuSiasmo per
IS compcnentes del Centre Directive
= Monterrey.
En- Ia Secretaria General de Gobierno
% recibi6 aver una comunicaci6n de
n plaza d.. Doctor Arroyo. comunican
10 que Dor acuerdo del c. Gobernador
General Porfirio Gonzalez, entr6 en-
runciones de Alcalde el sehor Isabel
G. Alvarez. en- substitution del senior
'-eodoro Lecea.
Como Sc recordara. el acuerdo ante
rior fue tornado en- vista de que Sc
corsider6 legal la election de Lecea.
e. PresidcntC Municipal dc Sabinas
Hida!co acaEa de diriGir un oficio al
Gobernador Provisional del Estado. pi
| riendole au~tocizaci6n para organizar In
seria annual Que Sc celebra en- esa po-
hlaci6n.
Con la solicitud de- Alcalde de Sa-
! hinas Sc do "a cuenta n general Con
2alez. V eS muy probable que de hog
! a manana conCeda el permiso CORES
| rondiente para Ia organization de esa
t~cmporada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11

MONTERREY. agosto s.-El Presi
dente Municipal de esta ciudad, Sc
nor don Domingo Faldes Llano, a
quien Sc propuso hace pocos dias Ia
Inagnlfica idea de facilitar a los macs
tros de las escuelas otc.a.es un VIA
je cultural por tod9s los E.Stados del
Centre de Ia KephtMca en- 81 periodic
de v~acacione5. Sc propuso ~patrocinar
"A in~iciativa. Y desde luego inicio las
cestiones terdentes a csc fin.
Hoy Sc ha dadc a a este
respecto In noticia que Sc refiere al
t,uen extto de las gestiones del Alcalde
Frimero. So dtrigi6 Embellishments un
oficio a la Secretarfa de Communicated
nes V Obras Publicas solicitando un
caro- especial para la gira de los macs
tros regiomoctanos. Y aver Sc recioio
In respuesta segdn informa el n
Hilario Sanchez.
Fl Secretarlo de Comunicaclones. In
seniero = general Pascual Ortiz Ruolo
accedi6 desde luego al deseo de las
autoridades rlunicipaies de Monterrey
Q hizo a SUI vez las Cestiones necesarias
ccrca de n Direction General de los
~FerrocarrAes N~acionales. Ia cual puso
4 Ia d~isposici6n de los profesores de
las ~escuelas cficiales de esta ciudad
an coche de primera por Ell termino de
IN mes.
81 senior professor A~nastaSio A.
'Trevifo Martinez. Comisionado de ms
rrucci6n, cue trabaj0 con mucho empe
| no en- el certido arrtha tndicado. V que
sera probahlemente el tefe de Ia excur-
sion de maestros. ha manifestado que
esta va terminado el plan para el via
il de excursion de que Sc habla; Y
que los eNcursionistas. oonforme a
csc programa. Nisitaran entire otras ciu
dades. Saltillo. San Luis Potosf. Cuere-
= Mexico, Puehla z G~uadalajara
d~eteniendose en- elias 81 tempo ind!s
Depsa0le para visitar u monumeHtos.
museos. escuelas. bibliotecas Y lugares
hict6ricos Es muy probable que al di-
~,igirse a Ia capital poblana Sc dctengaH
en- San Juan TeotihuacAn para visitar
las Piramides Y el Museo anexo.
acknowledgements que el riaje de los
r~rofesores sera mUy Drovechoso. pues
las e~nsenanzas objetivas que reco1an
en- ST. excursion sahran a~plicarlas
IN ST. practica professional. que al I'm
redundant en- gran beneficio de los
educandos.
Los excursionistas. que seran er M
nero aproximado de noventa. Sc reu-
njeron hoy a Zanzibar impresiones. er
81 local de IL Direction General de
| Instruction Primaria, sin haber deter
! minado atn IA fecha de Ia par;ida.
sotamenta Sc tiene p~rectsado que el
. viaje hahra de iniciarse en- Ell curse de
n p~resente Semana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
De- MONTERREY -
g &
Los maestros haran IN viaje de estudio por Ell Centric de la
Repubica.-Un jefe miitar aprehendido por una ma
la Observation-Disclosures varias plazas del Estado
Ell Gobernador.-Seran reconstruldos todos los edit
clos miitares.

cbjeto de If a Ia oficina de Correos,
In cual no pudo hacer en- vista de
que los polictas sc arrojaron sobre
e. vehfculo, desarmando al coronel del
Castillo.
Este protest. de modo energico ale
saudo que no habfa razones para hacer
10 vfctima de SemejanSe atropello:
pero a pesar de sus protestas Sc lie
condujo a las oficinas del Palac'o de
Gobierno, ante la presencia del general
nurtado. actual Jefe accidental de Ia
Guarnici6n. Al conocer este jefe Ell IN
cidente mandG lamar nj coronel Flores
Iillar preguntandole los motives que
habfa tenido para ordenar Ia captu
ra del eNpresado mil:tar; pero Ell 1ete
del Estado Mayer del Gobernador
protest6 ignor2ncia absolute en- Ell asun
to, afirmanGo que s. no habfa dado or
uen alsuna de apprehension. A su veZ
81 aprehenscr. Trevino Ayala, refuto
10 dicho por el cororel Flores Nillar.
dlciendo que 81 no tiene IA menor ig
rorancia en- asuntcs militares. y que
81 procedij en- tai forma fue solamente
en- acatamiento a ordenes que le die
~ 81 coronel Flores Fillar.
FL ~coroncl del Castillo tnmediatamen
re fue puesto en- libertad despues de
rabersele d~evuelto Su pistola Y de ha
barselo dado una atenta disculpa por
eli injustificado atropello. Y seg0n Sc
*ahe ha ~rresentado formal denuncia
del incidenta ante 81 JueZ Instructor
vIilitar de Ia Plaza. para cue este
f~uncionario proceda en- contra del cul
Fable.
FL escardal0 que Sc formo p0bl!ca
mente con motive de los hechos auterio
res. fue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
~DESCOMGNAL ESCANOALO
EN- Ell ANFlTEATRO DE
"A ~PREPaRATORiA

Magnos escandalo resistrose aver tar
de en- ell seno de Ia Escuela N%acional
Preoaratorla- Desde hace algunos dfas
renian r~euniGndose en- ell A~nfiteatro de
este estabiecimiento los maestros del
Distrito Federal que habrfan de propo
ner una terna para la designation de
Director de Education PGblica- Ell An
fiteatro, aver estaba a ~reventar. Mas
&c mil maestros de Ia nifez de ambos
sexos habfsa acudido para tomar par
ticipacion en- Ia famosa votaci0n.
Pero hete aquf que cuando menos
Sc 10 esperahan los maestros. cuando
estaban en- plenos debates. hizo SUI pre-
sentaci6n 81 Rector de Ia Cniversidad,
licenciado Vasconcelos. Sc hizo enton-
ces ell silencio Y el ~licenciado FaSconce
los. luego de saludar Il los allf presen
tes con una ligera reverencia dirigiose
Il Ia asamblea para ponerles al tanto
del motive que allf lie nabla NeVado.
FL licenciado Fasconcelos nc podfa ocul
tar cierta contrariedad. Dfjoles que te-
MIA en- su poder un documento que de-
mostraba palpablemente que todos los
allf reunidos tenfan consigna de apo
var la iniciativa del professor Rivera
C. en- favo- del senior Noises A. Saenz,
ouien actualmcrte Sc e]ncuentra desem
Fernando ell puesto de Director de Edu
caci6n Phbl!ca.
Luego Ie estas primeras palabras
del Rector dej6sc sentir entire los pro-
tesoreg algo asf como un rumor de pro
testa.
FL Rector continuo dtciendo que a.
uuellos procedimientos no eran dignos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
REcORRE VARlAS cOBLAClONES
Ell GOBERNAOOR DEL ESTAOO

FL general Forficio Gonzalez. Gobel
nador Provisional del Estado de Nuevo
LeGn, segtn las noticias que sc tie
zen. ~proccientes de las fuentes Off
ciales, estl r~rerarando n gira por 10
das las prinCipales poblaciones de esta
Fnt!dad. para darse cuenta personal
mente de las condolences generates del
Estado. Y de las necesidadeS de cada
noblacion cue visite. a efecto de trata
lie remediar. 10 mas que Sc puede. los
males que sutren varios comarcanoS
neoleoneSes.
Sc ha aseGurado que e. general Con
2Glez Saldrh p~r!meramente con rumoo
. la poblaci6n de Sahinas Hidalgo:
V 10 acompanaran en- SUI Sira varios
de los micmbros de SUI Estado Mayor. Y
aIgunas otras personals. siendo muy
probable Que 81 G~ohernador pase en-
esa pohlaciGn los primeros dfas de Ia
feria annual que esta pr6Xima a cele-
jrarSe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
PIDE Sc LIE ENVlE EN- CAMPA
Ma A LA BAJA CALIFORNIA

Hoy Sc Gi6 n conocer aquf 81 texto
de IN mcnsaje que ell teniente coronel
Enrique Goldbnum Padtlla, que Sc en-
cuentra comisionado en- Monterrey por
Ia Jefatura DC O~peraciones del Estado
Girigi6 al Presidente de la Republica,
seNor de In Huerta, ~pidiendole que
las autoridadcs militares del centric le
comedian authorization para formar par
te de las fuerzas exped!cionarias que
sc dirigen . Ia Baja California a batir
Z los rebeldes del coronel Esteban
CantQ.
F. t~enienta coronel referido puso e.
siguiente I~nensaje al Presidente Subs
tituto de Mexico: &C. Adolfo lie la
iIuerta. Presidente de Ia RepIbiica.-
Palacio Nacional, Mexico. D. F.-Aten
ramente permftome suplicar a listed
c~oncederme ton.ar parte. va sea en- co
mission especial o mando fuerzas en- "a
expedition armada Pro Patria que Sc
Girige al Dist"ito Eorte de Ia Baja Ca
iifornia. ConoZco dicha Entidad Y par
tlcularmentn su frontera.-lIs gracia
que le pidc ACCOMPLISHMENTS I'm hijo
adoptivo del rnencionado territorio."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
100000 PESOS PARA REGIONS
THUR LOS CUARTELES

Ell coronel DC ingenieros adscrito a
"a Jefatura CO Ia Guarnici6n de Ia
Plaza, Fil!bertc Vargas Lopez. segun
sc ha sahidc hoy aquf. hizo declara-
clones a los reporters locales. mani
festando que 81 local que ocupa &C
tualmente 81 Hospital Militar. que esta
en- pesimas condolences. asf como los edi
ticios ~destinados a cuarteles de las tro
pas de Ia G~Garnici0n, n a ser objeto
de muy importantes re~paraciones. por
acuerdo 6e Ia superioridad.
FL coronel Vargas Lopez agreg6 que
ara el efecto, Eyer mismo present6 un
prcvecto I IN Jefatura de la Guarni
Ci6n. cuyo teNto fue inmediatamente
enviado pcr II via telegrafica a la
Secretarfa de Guerra Y Marina para su
a~probaci3r. 4 efecto de que esa ofici
ia apruehe .o2 gastos necesarios.
Ell co-onei Vargas Lopez inforiI6
rambien ::ue el proyecto en- question
t:ene pr~esupuestada n suma de ciento
sesenta mil resos para Ia r~econstruc
ci6n de esoS edificios. muchos de los
cuales Sc encusntran materialmente en-
ruinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
Sc lNSTALAN LAS OFlCINAS DE
"A GRAN DIVISION DEL NORTE

4 las tres Re la m~adrugada de aver
lleg6 a esta cIuGad I'm largo tren eSpe-
cial conduciendc 4 Monterrey TODD ell
soaal especial. los archives, 81 mobl
liario. los almacenes, etcTtera, de las
cticinas dc Ia Superintendent Gene
raj de Transports de Ia Gran Division
del Norte, a cuyo frente la puesto 81
Director de les F~errocarriles Naciona
les al senior Manuel Gomez.
Durante tcda la mahana de aver Sc
procedi6 : ver;ficar la installation con-
vcniente de las m~encionadas ofic'nas.
ouedando sstas establecidas. provisio-
raimente. en- las salas de espera de IA
Estaci6n del Golfo. mientras Sc rerrn,
ran las Preparedness que estan hacien
lose en- los d~epartamentos de segundo
7iso del citaGo edificio.
De tai Sc ha orCanfZado' el
translate de las oficinas de Ia Superin
tendencia. u el despacho de los asun
tos no ha sutr:do el menor trastorno.
oTRAs HoTlciAs sREVEs
Rumbo a Ia capital de la Republi-
ca sali6 hoy Z bordo del tren numero
., ell coronel Jesus r?revino Ayala, Je-
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(Vicre de la Pag. A.

cir hasta ell nombre de n u otra
:Hasta las mujeres explotan
q c%oyotaje;
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-16
HOME MISSION
WORK AUGMENTS
PREACHER SUPPLY

The value Of home missions in al
leviating the distressing shortage of
preachers is emphasized in a state
ment issued by the Baptist Home
Mission board covering briefly the
results achieved in the way of sup
plying pastors for the thousands of
pastorless churches throughout the
south.
1t is pointed out that the evan
gelistic department of the home
board annually secures more than
1000 volunteers for the ministry
and for mission work and that the
training Of these volunteers depends
upon the capacity of the institutions
established for this purpose. The
mountain schools, thirty-nine in
number, operating under the super
vision of the home board, turn out
more than 100 young preachers ev-
cry year, says the statement.
1.-THE home board cultivates those
retired places from which it has
been found that most of our preach
ers are secured" said DR.. B. D. Gray,
corresponding secretary and execu-
tive head of the board. more than
fifty per cent of the Baptist preach
ers in the south come from fields
cultivated by the various depart
ments of our board.
There are upwards of $4,000 Bap-
tist churches in the Southern Bap-
fist convention. In Virginia about
20 per cent of the churches are pas
torless; in Georgia the percentage
is about the same, while there are
730 churches in Texas absolutely
without pastors.
THE shortage is caused by the
influence of commercialism, along
with other factors of compelling
power. Parents in the cities want
their son, to enter the business
world, to become captains of indus
istry and preach the Gospel. An
other cause of the shortage is lack
Of time for meditation. The call to
preach comes in moments of medi-
tation and it does not often sound
above the clink of the dollar or the
clash of the wheels of industry"
The boards statement also de-
clares that the breaking down of the
home life is also accountable in some
degree for the shortage of preachers.
1t expresses the hope that the benef-
cent influences of the God-fearing
home may be, restored to degree
that will result in greater numbers
of volunteers for the ministry.
"Baptists of the south are real
iZing the value of home mission
work in combating the shortage of
preachers" the statement concludes,
land are rallying to its support,
both financially and with their moral
influence"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-16
Statistics on Dry
Enforcement Are Given

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Statistics
showing that complaints of cruelty
to wife and children have increased
23S per cent since prohibition ar
rived, and more rapidly in the last
six months than during the first half
of the year, were given in the an
nual report of Albert f. Webster,
superintendent of the Juvenile Pro-
tective association, made public to-
day.
"Men who formerly drank heavily"
a reaction which expresses itself in
surliness or abuse of the family"
Other classes of complaints also
are shown to have increased. Ju-
venile delinquency has increased 40
per cent; complaints against disor-
Derby houses 80 per cent, or about
700 per cent over the war period,
and complaints concerning runaway
and immoral girls nearly 100 per
cent, or so per cent more than dur
ing the war DeriOd
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-16
Plant Big Grain Crop
In Colquitt County

MOULTRIE, Ga, Nov. ia rec
ord-breaking grain crop is is being Elm
according to those who study farm
conditions. Weather conditions for
planting have been unusually good
and thousands of acres have been
given to oats and other grain, it is
stated.
This fact is taken to indicate that
there will be a substantial, even rad
ical, reduction in cotton acreage
around Moultrie next year. This
years crop has been very disappoint-
ing to the growers, although in Au-
gust it gave promise of being rec
ord-breaker. The sharp drop, in the
price of the staple has served to in
crease this dissatisfaction. The farm
ers of the county as a whole, how
ever, are in fairly prosperous condi-
ton and will face the new year with
confidence. For one thing, they will
not be harassed by a labor shortage
as help on the farms is said to be
more plentiful than it has been in
five or six wears
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-16
H0zv F0ch Was Selected
C0mmander-ln-Chiefa rs
Germans Bombed Paris

PARIS, Nov. 13.-"I put bit OF
sealing wax there, one there and an
other there. The boche is almost
stopping. I put another one there
and the boche is fixed. One can al
ways fix the boche."
! That is now Marshal Foch, at a
historic meeting in the little town
the height of the German offensive
explained his favorite method OF
stopping the rushes of the enemy
Stephanne Lausanne writes in to-
days Matin.
| journalist. it was at this meeting
that the British and French agreed
upon an unified command, and the
decision was suddenly reached to
make Foch generalissimo of the al
lied armies, decision which prob
ably prevented a German peace.
Three days before this meeting
General Petain had expressed the
fear that evacuation of Paris would
be necessary because of the German
advance along the valleys of the
Somme and the Disc. He had so in
formed Premier Clemenceau. who
visited him at Compiegne, just be-
hind the French lines.
Poincare Objects
Clemenceau came to Paris to con-
suit President Poincare. Their meet
ing took place while the enemy
berthas were bombing the city. The
president replied to the premier
suggestion:
"The question of abandoning
Paris cannot even be considered"
Foch, who had appeared at the
meeting of British and French Off
cial in Doullens without any one
apparently knowing just who had in
his stand.
paris has nothing to do with it,"
the mar shall told Poincare. Paris
is too far away. 1t is where the
boche is now that he must be stop
ped. He will be stopped, provided
the order is given to stop him.
"Haig and Petain are holding a
two-leaved door. Each is pushing
his own leaf of the door, which has
been pushed slightly open now. Both
are behind their respective leaves
watching the enemy engulf himself.
without knowing how to close the
door nor which must make the first
start"
Foch Is Selected
When Poincare entered the city
hall, where Field Marshal Haig and
Lord Miner were in conference, &C
companied by Foch and Petain, he re-
peated what Foch had told him. Haig
then volunteered to defend Amiens,
whereupon Foch leaped to his feet
and struck the table, exclaiming
mo. marshall! 1t is not Amiens.
We must win before the boche
reaches Amiens. We must win
where we are"
Clemenceau. Haig and Miner with
drew to a corner of the room and
conversed in low tones. During their
talk Miner was heard to say, There
is the man." pointing to Foch.
| Clemenceau, turning to the others
announced that Haig had agreed to
accept orders from Foch and pro-
posed that Petain do likewise Pc
tain promptly accepted and the
agreement was drawn up in pencil,
each of the principals signing it be-
, fore they left the hall.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-16
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-16
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devoted the production of single parts of the
SILVERTONE. We thus able to produce these
parts much lower unit would possible
we required to have, them made up in small
quantities from time time. We materials
in such large lots that always able secure
rock bottom prices.
These manufacturing economies enable us to put