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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06
FInt ConErcwaiioaai Church.

Emmanuel Evnngclicnl Lutheran
Church.
Corner Gold ave. and Arno 81
Carl Schmid. pastor. res.dence. 200
South Arno street; phone. 23i6-J.
Sunday school at y:f5 n. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

wt,u,l. Il was announced Lass night W
Colonel William Cooper Proctor
chairman OF the Leonard Wood cani-
pnirn committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

The manufacture OF p from
wood pulp involves Is separate op-
erationa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

Alfred O. Kuhn, m1nltttf.
Healdenco. so north 9Th
bible school az p.tk =. m. Music by
orchestra. k4eellent school organaza-
Morning worship and communion
service AZ ~ o'clock.
fermon ts uae pastor; why BE a
Chflau4u4"
MuaIc 10 the choir. Come Thou
Fount Of Every b.auglng."
400 81 ~. naptiHmal service.
$50 y. On. Christian Endeavor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

tao y m. Popular evening SCR
vice. The attendance At these sef-
vices are Ffow4un rerauae they are
while. Music " the orchestra.
hearty SONG sefsicf he'd bs choir and
Instruments. special choir muslc. sun
scovelll famous war correspondent
aud entertainer VIII speak.
Ne. paurs English Lutisrsan Churrh.
tCorner Silver ave. and Sixth 81
Arthur NJ. knudaen. pastor,
pita q. N. sunday school. We vel
come you. A. W. kraemer. supt.
I1;0o =, 81. Morning worship. The
pastor Will speak on The Onenee Of
tho Cross. Anthem BY thccholr,
Nearer Ny God 10 Thee N.orenal.
sac p N. ChriHtian Endeayor.
Topic. Lessons from the hook Of
ffoscfon~ Leaders. the Misses Alice
Olson and Katherine shaver
1;to ,. N. Evening worship. Mes
saEe ~ the pastor on ia Life worth
Living p. The Misses Esther Trims
and Maud SIN VII sting Jus, for
Come and worship wnh Us
Nnsnrrnr Ciurrh.
(corntr krno street ana TiieraA ave.l
T.. l. Gaines. pastor. residence.
1e1h South Arno street
SUNDAY school. 10 =. m. Preach
Ing. ~ a. m. and $40 D. M.
PRAYER meeting. Wednesday. TAO
y. M.
sunday morning theme: The Won
derful- Evening theme: The
4 cordial welcome TO all
Firrf Baptiss Churrih.
GCornsr broadway and Lead avc.)
Thomas y. Harvey. pastor, rest
degee ifso East Gold avenue; phone,
i151b-M.
Bib'e school. s;ao a. m.
Junior and Senior Unions. s:3o
p. m.
rubigc worship at II a. M. aud
tao D. M Morning theme; 'Daptists
and Christian Education" Evening
theme, The Quest for Happiness"
Special music at 10th services. Ma
Horton Will sing Just A I Am" ard
Jesus Will
Ordinance Of Baptism at the morn
ina hour OF Worship. Hear CUR orch
eatra al the evening service. Stran.
eers and visitors will receive q special
welcome TO all our services.
Christian SCIENCE society.
Christian Science services are held
at the Woman'H club every Sunday
morning Al ~ o'clock.
Sunday school at ss4b O'Clock.
Reading room open daily excep'
Sundays and holidays from 2:ae Il
$3.50 p. m. at cav West Central ave-
mug, Meiini BIDS, room ,.
~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

a Ircp lending library. Including ~
the WEEKS q Mary Baker Eddy, and
other authorizes Christian Science
literature. - maintained in tounectlon
with the reading lrooH.
The public y cordially invited 70
attend the sunday services. the
"Wednesday evening meetinen and 20
visit the reading
North Fonrth strcci Gospel Hail.
CISCO North Fourth 49,
Sunday school anc nlbie ciass at
s:fs a. m A welcome for every
BODY. old OF young.
~ a. ~ Breaking OF bread IN Re.
memhrance Of the Lord. Acts 20i7.
1stt p. m. Preaching OF the gospel
BY Carl Amending. Subject, ia
Christianity Mere Morality or Il ~
Moref" Let MS decide Il according
to The Word OF God.
Al welcome.
Immacalaie Conception Charch.
Sodallty mass. ! a. M.
Chsldren's mass. StSO a. m.
Hieh mass and sermon. 10 a. m.
Evening aersicc. Z a. M.
Lecture hy ~ u. y. lawton. = j..
on The Church's Treasury
Az welcome.
N. n. Church. (spanish).
n oeilNie, pastor; J. q. sanchez,
assistant.
10 =. m. sunday school. supt.
Miss Anna Mag Dsmond.
n a IN. Preaching by Rev. J.
Gabriel saucheA
, p m. prayer and testimony
meeting. A short address by Mr..
J. r. Madrid. Epworth league az
ftarwoOd school t05 North ian
street az est5 y. IN.
BateIAs n. 4. Church. tspanish).
CBarelas ROAD
II .. m. sunday school. Supt.
Mr.. Miguel Baca y Baca.
ll.4a a. m. Preaching by Pastor
4. Ogilvie. subject. What Il Means
to lie A Christian"
A hearty Invitation TO the public.
Preaching all In spanish. Come
and bring a friend with you.
Flrst Congregational Church.
Corner Coal aud South broadway. }
Harold =. Davidson. ph. D., min
ister: residence. see South Walter.
Sandny scnool at $40.
Morning worship at n. Subject OF
erinon The Significance % the
Lords supper 10 the Modern Man.
Special morning features. Prelude
1 Prelude in H." Henry smart). OF.
fertory. "Andante." ~Tchikovsky. An
Mcm. God so Loved the World,
(staincrl. Organist, Aiiene Bixler.
Junior Endeavor at 4 o'clock.
Leader. Rosemary kuizek.
Evening service conducted by a. y,
society. with an address by the mas.
tor at 7:a0 O'Clock. Subject, Life
Lessons from the Book OF Proverba
Leader. Miss Alice Gleasner.
Emmanuel Evnngclicnl Lutheran
Church.
Corner Gold ave. and Arno 81
Carl Schmid, pastor. res.dence. zoe
South Arno street; phone, 1851.
Sunday school at y;f5 A. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

tt1fsh and silver)
Hugh a. Cooper aud John g.
Burns ministers
Bible school a. asfs n. m.
Worship at a n m. Sermon theme,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

FJrrt Methodist EulscnpaL
Corner Load afenu and south Third
nlfcet3.
Charloa Oscar Beckman. pastor
Nisn Keith Corhy. c~eaconess
Sunday Bthol asft q. ~. d. A. Ior-
terrified. superintendent
Public worship n a n. and $3.50 p.
M MoFniER thnmei How Can ]
Know That ] Am u Chriatlanl EN-
cnlnr topic. The Hardest lei In All
tide World Tor Jesus Christ 70 Save"
special music Al these services under
the direction Of Mra. Ralph Smith. A
thirfs mlnure hrnf service az night
Enworrh loarIF 6k1o y. M. Miss
Huelnh Clement. leader.
Werh events. Tueadny AZ the hurch
nf 1850 .. M 4 meeting Of h Unit
leaders and their anslnfanlH
Wednesday Ald-week meeting al
7sso ,. m. Topics III Thou Hadaf
known"
Thursday. choir rehearasl az the
church 81 1.1o ~ NIL
Friday an Internal supper NJ the
church ~ sac p. " for the members
OF the OhnciaI Board, sunday school
Officers IND teachers. Unit leaders y
asslstnnta and all those who signed
ne win one-Nfeion" cards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

To IIITTI y TTTI'I-
J. W riuc. Al MOI "a a. A. Tailey.
o1nfm
rhe church o. christ meets each
LORDS das al odd Fellows han OF
second street. between silver and
Ifnd on eaaf side Of the
street.
SONG ner,iee lrom 10 70 1870 q, m.
Bible study from 1880 10 ~ a m
noon.
Come and na with ia and We Will
ilnIp tou 10 study The hest book IN the
wcfld. We will BE- Hlad TO have All
Norahip with ~ Who vnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-06

Immaculate Conception Church.
Sodallty mass. a. M.
Ch3ldren's mass. $3.50 a m.
Hish mass and sermon, 10 a. IN.
Evening aersIcc. a. M.
Lecture b. ~ u. y. lawton. = J.
on The church's Treasury
All welcome.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
CELEBRATED RABBI COMES ID PHOENIX
 n ASSUME DUTIES

Rabbi David l.. Liknaitz. Ph.D-. for merIy in charge of th9 Synagogue tm manuel in Los Angeles has arrived in Phoenix for the purpose of organizing the Jewish people of this city into a congregation and ultimately erecting 1 place of worship. Rabbi Lillnaitz who is the first Jewi&h divine to locate per manently in Phoenix. comes a the in vitation of the Jewish people or this district after a long service in the church. eleven years of which Were spent as a chaplain at Leavenworth- Kan. in the United States miliGrE prison. Rabbi Liknaitz was the first Jewish chanIain in the service of the United States and among other dis tinctions he has the honor 10 be the founder of the Zefa Beta Tau. national Jewish fraternity. with chapters al practically every college and university in the United States.
 Rabbi Liknaitz is considered some thing more than a leader of his peo- pie. He has been a student all his life, starting in the Russian Baltic
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
ESTIMATE COST IF COTTON GROWING AT
 T CENTS 4 POUND

A cost or production estimate of . 5-lO cents pound for lint cot ton was made yesterday by the ex- ecutlve committee of the farm bu- reau.
 A special committee was ap- pointed a week ago to make a sur Vey or this matter and after very careful work submitted the figure Of Il 9-10 cents on the basis of ac- tual cost up to the present time. assuming a yield of half bale per acre.
 The meeting expressed itself as faVoring a minimum opening price or 90 cents per pound of lint as be- Ing the lowest fair price which would cover the cost of produc- ton and yield d reasonable profit.
 A committee of ten represent ing the entire valley was appoint cd 10 confer with the gins to as certain the reason for the rise in the price for ginning The pres ent price is $1.3O per hundred pounds for seed cotton and last seasons price was $I6 a bale. an average difference of probably S9 I bale.
 Another committee was appoint ed to Cooperate with the Arizona Cotton Growers association and the gins in an attempt to make the sale of stolen cotton Impossible. Considerable cotton, as explained.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
PINvEY AND ROBINSON ID MOVE WEDNESDAY

The sporting goods store of Pinney and Robinson on September 15 will move from it's present location on South Central avenue 10 the building just vacated by Jordan. Grace and Phelps at 137 North Central avenue, three doors north of the Hotel Adams.
 The business Of Pnney and Robin son was started in March, 1887, on Adams street, and consequently has just completed d third of a century in business in Phoenix, under the same name and management and is the old est store in Phoenix
 The business was moved in 1895 to 16 North Second avenue and soon aft erwards to larger quarters on Wash ington street. where the Strand theater now stands Tn 1897 it was moved to 40 North Central avenue. and did prosperous business there for more than 15 years, moving in 1912 to the present location at r South Central avenue.
 Tn the new location at 137 North Central avenue Pinney and Robinson will have more than double their pres ent floor space, which they have need ed for some time, and will have more room and better light in the repair de- partment. which has always been 'strong feature of the business.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

provinces. where he was born and reared He finished high school in the Province of I.atavia and attended Talmudical school in Iithuania, after which he studied in Berlin. Landing in tl.. county as q youth he entered the University of Pennsylvania. taking his bachelors degree in 1898. At the same time he was not only teaching, but at tending classes under the direction of inc famous Jewish rabbis Dr JastrOW and Dr. NQrias. Later, Rabbi LtN- Ha5tz entered the graduate school of the University of Columbia, taking up sc- mites and philosophy under )r. But Ter now head of the university. lie also attended the Jewish Theological School of New York. where he was very active in Jewish affairs
 His first mission as rabbi was at Syracuse N. Y. where he was closely associated with other cIcrEymeu in gen craI welfare work He later went to Utica. N. Y from which place he went 10 LeavenWorth.
 Following his market success in pris- on work. Rabbi Lillnaitz was called upon to occupy the chair of semitics at the University of Kansas He also lee tured there on other subjects.
 Dr Liluaitz has made announce ment that non-JeWish people are wei come at his services In the past he has frequently changed pulpits with ministers of other faiths and during the time he conducted services in Kan sas 25 per cent Of his congregation was made up of non-Jewish people.
 Dr. Iiknaitz intends to take an ac- tive interest in local affairs. as has
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

been his custom in the past. He is a speaker of forceful eloQUencc, and has presided at many distinguished affairs Dr. Lilznajtz had the distinction of be- ing one of the principal speakers at the dcdicating of tho largest Christian church in LcaVeaW worth
 Services for the pressent will be con ducted by Rabbi Likn0itz on the sec ond floor of the school administra ton building on First avenue. There will be services and preaching this eve ming at s o'clock, the subject being, The Foundations of Judaism To- morrow morning, being the Jewish New Year, services will be hold at the same place. the subject be-n-, solemn Sounds. Dr. Liknaitz has had cards mailed to the people Of Jewish faith in this city. but stated yesterday that undoubtedly some had been overlooked in which case he desired to extend an invitation to them through the medlam of the press.
 For the present Rabbi Lilnaitz is domicied at the Westminster apart ments. where he will be joined later by Mrs. Liknaitz, who was formerly Miss Lillian Adams. a disti1--uished pt- anist on the concert stagR
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

America today is nation of great Prosperity Money Is plentiful and prices are accordingly high as Is always the case during such periods
 You who are living in rented houses, are deliber- ately withholding from yourselves portion of your rightful share of these general good times. Rents higher today than before in the history of the country. Such being the case, you are helping your Landlord become richer when you could easily be paying these abnormal rents to yourself Take advantage of these extraordinary good times and bntId yourself q home2 Materials are plentiful labor Is plentiful land is plentiful and in compari- son with the price of other commodities you will find that the cost of building has really advanced very little. Statistics show that while rents are from twenty-five to fifty percent above normal, building costs have advanced less in proportion. You are actually LOSING MONEY each day you delay building.
 In erecting your own home you are building your own best savings bank. And in building home you will always have the knowledge that, come what may, you have asset with which to meet all emergencies. You have also supplied yourself with for saving, tangible objective which serves as a check to unreasonable spending and makes 1t eagy to SaUe.
 Statistics compiled by the Equitable Life Assur- ance Company show that eighty percent of the
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

The cork of commerce is the bark 1f a certain kind of tropical tree.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
DELICATE ccNalDERArIoN

"Tou never talk politics with your summer boarders.'
 .t<o replied Farmer COrutoFsel. . .sYou sec I'm 8 eood deal or a land lord around here and any suggestions Id offer might sound like coercion Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
PAYING BACK IN HIS OWN COIN

The Maiter-Whats thIs, sir2
 The Guest-Your tip. It's q trousel button | found in my beef steak Detroit News
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

At the state convent on of the Amer ican Lesion reroc'.E held at ~ln l'ie-p. Cal. a proEcsa was Nc.ed Ga'Vn TO h"r from mcmhc.sIiD Japeufsc N ITO served 5u tho World war.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
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For many years our work was our only adver- tisement-We still have reason to believe that it is our best. All of our work is of a character that readily speaks for us.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

aCADEAYA school O ties b. the o of In
 
  Pres,I l at Sixh U. $. Y.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

has been lost in the past by vir- tue of thieves picking it and sell ing IL iu small lots as seed cotton.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12
Put I Today's Prosperity Into a Home

adult population leave no estate whatsoever at death Stop a minute and think what would happen to your family if accident death should overtake you and your earnings should cease. Would your family be homeless or safe and secure in home of their own.
 In building your own home yOu are doing yo~r real duty by your wife and little ones. A home means not only present comfort and happiness and security for your family but also 1t Is a safeguard against future misfortune.
 For the present comfort and safety of your family for their future welfare-for your own financial bet terment-plan noq0 to build your home. In connection with the subject of building let us quote the following opinion stated by a we'll known publisher:
 ''For those contemplating building 1t would be de- cidedya short-sighted policyto delay. Building ma terials are trifle high present, 1t IS true, but against this are the tremendously high rents that generally prevail The small amount you would lose by building now would be more than offset by what you would gain in the matter ot rents.
 For any information you may desire any subject
 pertaining to Iocatiors pIans fnishings, furnish
 ments, equipments, costs, information concerning
 architects contractors, etc, call on our Service De-
 partrnent We will be delighted for opportunity
 to be of service you and there is obligation
 whatsoever attached to 1t.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-12

What we do is the true measure of our ability-hence e cry treatment reflects the highest embodiment of professional skill and care. Our many satis- fled patients attest to the high standards of our worthy aim.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-19

n1,7 3ROOMAI.L AVE. - Two-story poreh
dweilins; excellent condition; possession,
Harry C. c. Williams w.isS, Sss =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-19

1900 BLOCK 8. 5srH sT.---Up 20 ths ,,,sI
swEETWooD SMITH sif' ). sss sssasna"Ieai Iesai.
mont asOB. "si-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

No mds los jeieS dc o~PeracioReS
podrG1 GiSpo7aer de 1n CAIRO
d0y>mitoriO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Nuevos f%erroCarriIes Sc
ran construidos en- eI
E. de MiChoacan

MORELIA, Mich. Enero 27.-La
actividad que sc ha despertado entire
los hombres de empresa de este Esta-
do. desde que ceso la revuelta, es y
t~raordinaria. Ademas del ramal fe-
rrocarri!ero que Sc tiene prayectado
a Ario de Rosales Y que llegara hasta
Ia costa del Pacifico, otra Inca sera
construida desde Ia Estacion de Ia
rascon, sobre las del Ferrocarrll Ma
cional; entrara a Uruapan Y Acamba-
TO; Sc internara en- los bosques de Ia
vieja hacienda de J~ujacato, con dlrec-
cion q T~eretan. llegando al vale de
este mismo nombre y probablemen-
te hasta ell del Marques.
Esta IONA es de las mas ricas de
Michoacan, por 10 que sobra 1ntor-
mar acerca de Ia importancla que ten
dra el nuevo ferrocarrll.
Bajo escritura publica Quedo va
constituida la sociedad que Sc encar-
gara/de Ia construction de esta me-
iora, sociedad que mercanti!mente Sc
design0 Iron Gomez Urquiza Y Com
pania.
La suma dc dinero que Sc aporta
desde luego para que prlnciplen los
trabajos es de cerca de doscientos
mil pesos; pero sc ira aumentando es-
tie capital 4 MEDIA que 10 rec!amen
los trabajos de construction.
La empresa esta comprometlda, Sc
gun ell contrato, a dejar terminates
en- ell plazo de cinco meses. dlez XII
l6metros de via. y asi suceslvamente
hasta que quede terminado TODD ell
trabajo, que sera, probablemente an
tes de un ano, pues tanto los conce-
scenarios como ell gobierno tienen an
peno en- que esta region del Estado
Sc desarrolle Y pueda con facllidad
hacer mercado para los ricos artlcu-
los que produce, entire elloa made
ras finisimas, que ahora sc queman
como lena corriente en- las choZas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

Oficialmente han llegado datos a Ia
Secretaria de Relaciones relatives a
Ia opinion que el gobierno de Ia pc
quena Republica de Honduras tiene
sopre Ia Liga de las Naciones. Dice
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
;OUIENES

Ell PAS0, Texas, Enero 28.-El
asunto de los disparos sobre Ell Paso,
durante e ataque de los villistas a
Ciudad Juarez, en- JUNO de! ano pasa-
do. va a ser investigate por ell sub
Comite Fall durante el periodic de Sc
stones que iniciard el viernes. Dicho
sub-Comite investigate quienes fue-
ron los que d~ispararon sobre ell lado
americana: 81 los viliistas, como Sc dl-
10, dando lugar al envio de una fuer-
"a armada americana que los atac0,
arroiandolos de Ciudad Juarez. o 81
los carrancistaS, cuando Sc vieron per
didos por haber dominado la mayor
parte de la ~poblaci0n los a~tacantes.
FL consul INFERNO, Ruiz Sando-
val, ~anunc:0 hoy que enviara al 60
bierno de Carranza un informe COM
pleto Y detallado de 10 que traten en-
las audiencias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

Sc prspnrc n Sla2tuosc reception
O. los comercicAteS norteamericrnOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

Ogi7G FL Go5ie7To dc Honduras SCORE
Ia LiqC de las NGcIoReS
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4. 2. or EMS.
?. o. BON Is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31

CIUDAD De MEXICO, Feb. 20.
La noticia publicada en- pasadOs
dias. relatiya al nombramiento de!
general Joaquin Mucel como Director
del Colegio Militar de Chapultepec,
Sc ha seguido comentando en- publ
co acknowledgements. TodcS dIcen
que Ia persona que Gebe ocupar es-
te inte-esante 2uesto debe reunir los
conocimientos cientificoS necesarloS J
las cualidades de un v~erdadero SCI
dado. De otra nlanera,-se aSegura
no podran salir de eSa institution
hombres que forzosamente debetaD
~integrar un Eiercito Nacional COM
petente en- todoS SentidoS.
FL professor D. Pablo G. Garcia ha
publicado IN extenso articuIo sobre
este asunto, que ha llamado pode-
~rosamente Ia atenci0n publica Y que
ha dorado en- eli Sentido de que Ell d!-
cho nombramiento en- favor de Mucel
Sc stga comentando observation-disclosures
te.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
Que le RegaLa I'D. q su NoYia?

Obseou;ele una de nuestras hermosas mcdallas de ORC
reneno. con Ia inagcn de IA Vi:seH &c Guadalupe. de sar
lose de n yirgen del Perpetuo Socorro o de San Anto-
MO. primorosa y artisticamente Erabadas ea bajo relic
re. Es uro de los regalcs que mas Sc estiia entire no.
Fl urecio de GAIA mcdaIla cs De $500. con cxcep-
zion de Ia de San Antonio que, por ser mas pequeha, solo
Yale S2.25. 81 Sc desean con cadenila, tsmoien de orc
-eneno. ' en- su estuche de raso para Guardsr!as, axre-
g,ese sl.00 ri valor de Ia CUE Sc quiera. Pida antes
dc que Sc asoten. No neccsita enviar dinero. Daga-a al
WHIT & co. P. 0. Box go. Dept. B.
San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
FuG HGmQIo si qOberuGdOr
7Riiitar de NQyar,t

Inf6rmasc De una manera Official
Que el Jefe del Executive ordeno a
Francisco D. Santiago, actual gober-
nador militar de Nayarit, que sc pre-
serte er csta capital con objeto de
que informe accrca de la gestion que
ha desarrollado en- aquella lejana en-
tidad, en- la que fue depuesto el man
datario legal Godinez, Y al cual no
Sc lie ha querido enCregar el gobier-
no a pesar de haber fallado en- su
favor 81 Senado de Ia Republica.
Santiago Sc puso de acuerdo con Ia
legislature local lie Nayarit Y do IN
cuartelazo con el objeto de aducEar,
Sc del poder, pues cue nadie 10 man
do que entrara a aQUel tcrritorlo. "a
.,ue su obligation era Ia de perse.
guir a los rebeldes de Jalisco, SIM
plemente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-31
De LACD. DE MEXICO.

prepare esplendida reception a los cOnerciantes ameri-
canos.-Siguen condenando Ell nombramlento del d.:
rector del Colegio Militar.-Les quleren guitar los
pullmans a los miitares.-Honduras esta a favor de
Mexico an IA LIZA de las Naciones-Otras ncticias.