davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
Oklahoma Cotton Growers
For Cooperative Growing,
Warehousing and Marketing

Tulsa, D. n. Fink, of the Commercial
National Bank, of Muskogee; Carl
Williams, editor of the Oklahoma
Farmer tockman; J. II Conncrs,
large merchant, planter and banker
of Canadian; J. A. Whitehurst, presi-
dent of the State Board of Agricul-
ture; J. A. Wilson, director of farm
extension in Oklahoma; Walter Col
bert, farmer and merchant of Ard
more, and many others. There is
no lack of leaders, and about every
farmer, big and little, yet heard from
has expressed himself favorably and
is a community worker and booster
for the plan.
This is not to be an association
run by amateurs. When the asso-
citation is ready to start business it
will hire the ablest managers obtain
able in this country. They are al
ready talking about paying gen.
eral manager $4,000 to $500 a
year, if necessary. And every en-
ploye of the association will be real
cotton man, a specialist in his line.
The Oklahoma association realizes
that farmers are producing cotton
all the year and have no time to de-
vote to the marketing end of the
business; therefore, it will hire mar
keting brains all it needs. They
figure it will not cost the farmers
and their association any more to
hire brains than it now costs the
big buying and commission firms. The
Oklahoma association will maintain
offices at New York, New Orleans,
Liverpool, Manchester, Havre and
other points, if necessary, and they
say it will be necessary.
Four or FIVE field men are now GO
ing about the state spreading facts
and figures about the association. AS
time goes on more of these field men
will be put to work. The county
agents in the cotton counties of Ok
lahoma have virtually been turned
over to the Oklahoma Cotton Grow
ers' Association during the campaign
period. The way things look now,
the association will go over without
hitch.
The Oklahoma plans is entirely
different from the plan of the Am
erican Cotton Association. The OK
lahoma plan is really the California
plan of comparatively growing, hand
ling and selling prunes, eggs, lemons,
cantaloupes and raisins, only the
plan is revised and switched around
to make it directly and specifically
adapted to the cooperative groW-
ing, handling and selling of Okla
homa's cotton crop.
The Oklahoma association will in
corporate and start business when
growers of 100000 bales of cotton
have been secured as members. If
the organizing forces fail to obtain
that many members, it is question
whether it will stop or go ahead The
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06

An Oklahoma City Dispatch to the
Manufacturers Record says:
TWO million cotton growers, sew.
L eral thousand cotton buyers anC
merchants and allied business inter
ests throughout the Southern State:
are more or less interested in the CO.
operative organization plan of The
Oklahoma Cotton Growers Associa
ton, which is now being pu5 over
The plan provides for the ;oorerd'
tive growing, warehousing, grading
stapling and settings of a minimum
100000 bales of the Oklahoma CROP
of cotton for a period of seven years
beginning in the fail of 1921. Only
the actual cotton farmers and land
lords who receive cotton as rent car
be members of the association.
Most of the cotton buyers, COM
mission merchants and some bank
ers say the plan will not work. Near
ly all of the cotton growers, nalf of
the bankers, most of the country
merchants and all of the agricultural
extension workers and bureau of
markets forces say the plan will
work. The drive is on. Five months,
from August through December, are
to be devoted to the preliminary
campaign-lining up. the business
and holding meetings and spreading
the gospel of the cooperative plan
all over the SO counties, so the farm
folks will be in a favorable mood and
ready to sign up when the seven
year agreements are passed, around
next January, February, March and
April
Leaders in the movement are hav-
ing no trouble getting all the adj
vance money they need from the
banks, business men and large farm
ers. 1t is estimated that the cam
paign between now and January Will
cost upwards of 100000.
The plan was drawn up by Aaron
Sapiro of San Francisco, legal coun-
sci for IA of the large cooperative
farmers organizations on the Pacific
coast, which have over $4,000 grow
er members and comparatively han
die and sell more than $300,000,0 900
of farm products annually. Mr.. Sa-
piro has been employed as counsel
for the Oklahoma Cotton Growers
Association, and will make IN cccas-
ional trip to Oklano m TO help the
organizing forces keep things going
straight. The association has also
employed S. G. Rubin Nv :: North
Carolina, as full-time secretary. Mr..
Rubinow, who was formerly assist
ant director of extension and also
director Of the North Carolina cam
paign for the American Cotton Asso-
citation, is now on the job N Okla
homa. Other chief workers on the
plan in Oklahoma include Eugene P
Gum, secretary of the Oklahoma
Bankers Association; N. R. Graham
of the Exchange National Bank, OF
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06

leaders are not counting on any fail
ure; they firmly believe growers of
100000 bales, or about half of the
states crop, will be signed up dur
ing the Jenuary-to-April membership
campaign.
Here is what the association pro-
poses to do:
1t will grade, class, staple and
weigh each bale. This will place a
true value on the cotton in terms of
quality.
1t will warehouse and store cotton
wherever and whenever necessary.
This will at once reduce the tremen-
dous loss from country damage.
1t will warehouse and store cotton
in even running lots, each grade,
class and staple within its own pool.
This will insure a higher price than
can be obtained in any other way.
1t will sell on its own samples and
warehouse certificates. This will
again reduce another heavy loss
known as the Getty crop"
1t will sell collectively and only
when the market demands it. This
will at once reduce speculation.
1t will sell its cotton directly to
the spinners as possible. This will
eliminate some of the present waste
full methods.
1t will determine the cost of pro-
duction. This will assist in asking a
price that will be satisfactory to both
producer and consumer.
1t will encourage and develop the
cooperative production of uniform
and standard varieties. This will as
sist still further in pool selling and
in securing a better price, or a larg-
er percentage of the price the spinner
pays for cotton.
1t will advise with growers on pro-
duction methods and problems. This
will be essentially helpful and prof
table.
The association will own its ware
houses, and there will be as many
warehouses as necessary at every
point where enough cotton is brought
in to be warehouses. Where are
they going to get the money to build
these warehouses? Bankers of Ok
lahoma have already indicated very
clearly that legal contracts calling
for the delivery of at least 100000
bales of cotton year for seven years
make pretty good security, and the
organizers are not worrying about
finances, once the association is put
on its feet with enough memberships
to start with.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
WILKES DORSEY
MEN NOT BOUND
Several Declare They
Are Not Committed
By Others
Continued From Page y


ty men has already proven boom
erang and has cost Smith many votes
Dorsey voters in every district of the
county are indignant
"As for the statement that Gov
ernor Dorsey slipped out by the back
door of the courthouse after his
speech here Friday and secluded
himself in a room at the Hotel John
son while Hoke Smith was speaking
is a lie of the whole cloth Under
an agreement from friends of Dor
sey and Smith here Friday morning,
Governor Dorsey spoke first and at
the conclusion of his speech left for
the home of R. D. Galloway to take
a bath and change his linen. Imme-
diately after luncheon with Senator
Boyce Ficklen he left in an auto for
Monroe, Ga, to fill an engagement
there that had been advertised for
4 o'clock
"The Governors scathing denun-
citation of Senator Smiths record
was delivered with telling effect and
won friends, both from Smith and
Watson"
(Signed) K. A. Without, L. O..
Fordon, automobile dealer; Will w
Bruner, editor Washington News Re-
porter, Carroll D. Cooley, attorney;
T. j. Wills, farmer; r. S. Smith,
Farmer; B. D. Galloway, former SEN
ator; William Bayne, Jr., farmer; J.
T. Windfield, farmer; J. E. Cory,
druggist; A. H. Jennings, salesman;
F. NJ Whine, cotton factor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
Non-Union Miner Is
Slain in Ala. Strike

BIRMINGHAM, Sept. Sam
Lynn, non-union miner, was shot to
death, P. P. Trayick, union miner
wounded and several others injured
IN a clash growing out of the coal
strike at Gintown last night.
The special committee of concilia-
tors appointed by Governor Kilbv
is making preliminary efforts to pre-
vent the threatened strike.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
Why Women Are S,
Nervous
"lt Seems AS Though They
Would Fly"

We all know them, they are to be
pitied, but if they could only real
there is one tried and true noz len
ize there is one tried and true non
secret remedy for this condition our
druggists would not be able to sup
ply the demand for it.
That remedy is Vinol, the cod liver
and iron strength-creator and body
builder.
Mrs. Charles West says: that vi
mol was the only remedy she found
to bring her out of a nervous break
down and restore her strength.
Vinol enriches the blood, quickens
the circulation, strengthens the
nerves and every organ in the BODY.
Your druggist sells it, therefore
accept no substitute.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
WHEN YOUR BABY
is CONSTIPATED
Preparation Known as Baby Ease"
is Easy-Acting, Non-Irritating,
Safe Reliable and Pleasant. Re-
lieves Colicky Pains and Indiges-
ton.
The Best Laxative For Babies and
Children's Colds, Coughs and
Group. No Bad After Effects.

When baby gets constipated, has
diarrhoea, sour stomach, indigestion
or gas, which is indicated by fret
fulness, sleeplessness, loss of appe-
tite and feverishness, "Baby Ease"
will quickly cleanse the intestinal
tract, produce regular and natural
actions, giving almost instant relief
from colicky pains and reducing the
fever, with no bad after effects.
"Baby Ease" is a perfected laxa-
tive by baby specialists that is safe,
reliable and pleasant, and is recon-
mended for stomach and bowel COM
plants of infants and children. Ask
your druggist for "Baby Ease" the
perfected laxative and corrective.
accept no substitute. (adv.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06

LEGAL AID No. 24I.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
All parties indebted to the estate
of W. NJ. Kidd, deceased, are hereby
notified to make settlement of same
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
Capt. Schofield Now
First Lieutenant

Capt. Earl S. Schofield, of Souther
Field, recently reduced from the
temporary rank of major under the
army reorganization bill, Hut only
with temporary commission, has
been Reconnaissance in the regular
army with the permanent rank of
first lieutenant.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
Thief Found in 80
Minutes After Report

The home of W. S. Ivey on Lee
street was entered Saturday night
and pair of women's shoes and a
dress stolen. Chief Bragg was mott
fled Sunday morning and immediate
ly started an investigation. Within
30 minutes of his notification he had
the thief, a negro, locked up and the
goods returned to Mr. Ivey.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06

to the undersigned, and all parties
to whom said estate is indebted sub
NIT claims to me.
IRA S. SAGE,
Executor, Estate of W. NJ. Kidd, De-
ceased
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
LEGAL AID NO. 237

F. c. Green VS.. Mary Hannah Green.
Libel for Divorce in the Superior
Court of Sumter County, Georgia,
November Term, 1920.
To Mary Hannah Green:
You are hereby commanded to be
and appear at the next term of the
Superior Court of Sumter County,
Georgia, to be held on the 4th Mon
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06

day in November, 1920, and make
your answer in above stated case as
provided by law and as required by
the order of said court.
Witness the Hon. z. A. Littleiohn,
Judge of Sumter Superior Court this
18th day of August, 1920.
H. E. ALLEN,
Clerk Sumter Superior Court.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-06
School Registration
Books to Be Opened

The registration books for the Am
CIRCUS public schools will be opened
next Monday and continue open dur
ing the week, it was announced to-
day by Supt. J. E. Mathis. All the
white pupils, of both the grammar
and high schools, will register at the
Furlow school, and the negro pupils
at the Mckay high school. The hours
for registration are designated as
from $3.50 a. m. to 2 p. m. daily.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-30
EN- YUCATAN SlGUEN
LOS ATENTADOS
Los obresonistas estan
a merced de los
soCiaIiStas
|MAS DESORDENES 5
Sc han registrado er
varios lugares del
Estado

Teieardnd Especial pgrG Ia PkENSA-
MERIDA, Yucatan. NoviembIe %
A pesar de Ii estrecha visi!ancIa nm
puesta por las autoridades militares
del Estado, = de las 6rdenes termi-
nantes que Sc han dictado por el Co
bierno del Centre para suprimir los
atentados en- "a peninsula, Ia situac.on
contintia siendo bastante dclicada, y
no hay Garantias amplias para la So
ciedad.
Tienense noticias fidedisnas de que
siSuen en- diversas parties del E5tado
res!strandose graves des6rdenes J CO.
metiendose atropellos sin cuento por
parte de los socialistas, Y en- contra
de. los miembros del Partido Liberal
Constitucionalista. Los .'peieceanos'
iamados aA los miembros del reierldo
partido, que es cl oprcgonisr.- san
demandado garantias, las autorlda-
des m:litares han estado muy ener2i-
cas-. pero todo la resultado casi inutil,
pues los sociaiistas, en- las ultimas
veint!cuatro horas han hecho muchas
vfctimas entire sus contrincantes. ma
tando a. varios de ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-30
TARDiEU ABoGA FOS UNA oCU-
PACloN ILIMlTADA DEL RHlN

BERLIN. EoViSmhre 29.--Se ha Sus
citado una fuertc polemica entire ID
prensa francesa y slemana. con mott
vo de las publicaioues hechas por VI.
Tardicu. en- uno de los grandes dia-
rios pariSienses, afirmando que, no
hahiendoS, llcvado cabo los conve-
MOS proycctados entire los EstadoS
Unidos. Inglaterra y Francia, debido
a Ii actitud asumida por el scnado
norteamericano, IL ocupacion de Ia
oril!a izquierda del Rhin va no Sc
ncccsitaria limitar al tGrmino de quiH
ce amos. pudiendo prolonsarse todo
el tempo que Francia crca convenien-
te nara salvaGuardar sus intereses.
La prensa alcmana alega que, res
pacto do este punto. unicamentc las
cs.ipulaciones Gei Tratado de versa
lies son ap!icables, Y no los descos
de los franccsCs, J que, en- las eXposi-
clones de NJ. Tardieu Sc revela ei
designio abrigado por F'rancia dc
anexarse las Zonas ocupadas, 10 cual
aSregado q. III constaute amenaZa de
apoderarse de mas territorio aleman,
ticne Que eXasperar Il Alemania, lie
sando Il Ia conviction de que 10 Que
ouiere el gobierno frames, es Ia sub
yusaci0n absolute del pueblo aleman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-30
IZQUERDO CAPTURE
OZl:.UAMa

Il rebelde Tomas Izqu!erdo !osr6
hacc varios dias reunir alsGnaS fucr-
zaS iesputs de sublevarse contra eI
Gobierno. Y SO encam;n6 las sicrras
de Ia huasteca veracruzana. atacando
y capturando Ia plaza de Ozuluama.
que eSta situada dencro de Ia Juris-
dicci5n mas RIGA en- petrolco. campo
QUE fu1 mucilo tempo de las operacio-
nes de las fuerZas pelaecistas. las
cuaIes perteneci6 ol actual levantado.
sin titicuitadeS penetr5 Ozuluama
Izouierdo. pues las fuerZas de IA guar
nici6n erzln bien escasas. ' ALI perma-
necieron aIcunos dias tratando vii
mente a los habitantes. que Sc extra
fabian de la demora dc los auxilios mi
litares.
I'm seguida. IZquierdo sali6 de Ozu-
luama. anunciando su avance Soore
Tampico Alto. en- donde al saberse IN
noticia, Y dados los antecedentes del
rebelde Ia alarma fuG grandisims. Las
fami.ias emprerdieron II rc1irada, Tie
gando muchas de elias al puerto de
Tamnico a refugiarse. Y 4 c9ntar to-
das las hazanas de los sublcvados en-
ia huaSteca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-30
NOS RESIGNAMOS A SEGUlR
SlENDO WCTlMAS,- ,--DlCE Ell
LCDO. ESQUlVEL OBREGON
CARTA DIRIGIDA AL PIE. DE LA HUER1A
''Esperemos quietamente que los hombres de
Gobierno, aleccionados por la experiencia y
ampliado su espiritu, hdgan OR mas alto que
la uoz de las pasiones, la de la justicia y laley

ci9n errada de mi actitud en- este a
sunto. Algunos peri0dicoS, err etecto.
ME lacen decir que oportunaIlente
sabre ac.arar toios los detalles CUE
permanecen en- el misterio ell los a
contecinicntos de Febrero de 1918, V
no 81: cuantas coSaS mas Que jaIni.s me
nan ocuri.ido. Yo s.. tanto de sos mis-
teriosoS eietalleS como puedc ustcd sa-
ber Y los Iuicos hechos de mi conocl-
miento CUE directa entertainments
puedan Iener reiaci6n con dichos a
contcc:mientos, los he dado conocer
ilace tempo sin rlisterios nj reser-
vas; perc, como quicca que sea, circu-
ian esas ospecies. Y l. carta dc usted,
inspirada SIN Cuda. en- I'm eS3iritu DC
conciliaciJn. pudiera oar ii:sar a cue
sc crcyera. que yo he pcdlGo volTer
MEXICO q hacer reveiacicHeS : en- ei
momento en- que Sc accede a mi deseo
no acepoo Ia oportunidad que Sc mo
brnda de rindicarIne judicia,nente.
La veriad cs que yo no lie he pc
dido al :sobierno tai iicencia; que 10
ilDico qu: le pedl en- bien de Ia 5usucia,
me 10 neg5, y por clio cl Lnico obje-
por ahors ha desaparecido.
Al tentar yo noticia dc ia actiLud
del ssfior General don Felix DiaZ o
poniendoSc 4 su expulsion y piciendc
Sc ie juZgara. en- cuyo case Tevelarla
q los noInbres dc los culpahies en- los
suceSos dc f'ebrcro de l3l3, c9mrrendl
que todos los que forlnaraos el primer
gabinete del Genera! Huerta ten;amns
int-r@s e.r que SC accediec1 L :tqlellt
solicitud: que el senior gc:Ierai pia2.
al pcdir jlstic:a para 81, Ia pedia pa
ra todos nosotros, Y que era mi Gcbcr
IT. a su lado V secundar su solicitud.
Entonces lc puse e. te!eGranna que 81
que:
"Frensa aqui asegura que usted re-
husa exratriarse y pide ser Jr=sad"
81 es asi felicitolu por Eoble actifcd
Ell pro de, Ia ley y III justicia, por 10
tanto, en- pro de Mexico. Dcs"o ser
cirlo en- esta situaci6n aqii ala, j
toda costa Espero Instructions
Despues mandc Il usted e. teicSrauia
que le transcript en- mi carta del d'a
81 de Ociubre. Por aprcvechar .iquei!a
ounrtunidad dc que Sc hiciera JustI-
ca yo eSraba dispuesto II Il MeSico'
20 10 pedia hi garantias III pcrrniso
para clio: irf.: toda' costa con IL
tlnica condiciGn de que Sc ;.provcchara
dicha oportunidad, que SO oycra en-
iusticia al senior General Diaz. fo-
teni;l der echo :. apoyar aquela soi-
cituL, porquc 1t declaraci6n dc una
persona que pudo haber estado Ell po-
sici6n de s;tber detalles .de lmpHi,;dn-
c.a era substantial, Y con las >mpila-
clones :iclaraciones que sc derivarian
de las diligencias ludicialcs, hahria
puesto nuchas coSas en- su TecGadero
luear. Y 81 yo tenia csc derecho, el
gobierno, IL autoridad Judicial, 81 Nj
listerio Publico. por su parte, esta pan
es,ric,amcnte obli.ados a DIR al senoc
general Dia. Y asegurar su testimonio,
tPasa IA 5a)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-30
ASUN|O FL PODER
EN- TAbASCO, Ia
GENTE De GREEN
QUITARON AL GOBERNADOR
QUE HABIA NOhBRADO Ell
EJECUTIVO FEDERAL
TOMAS GLRRIDO, IN ELENEHTO QUE E
HECHURA BE CARLOS GREEN FUE
NOMBRAUO GUBERAADOR

rclsgrama !sagccfat .,asd III PEENSA.
CICDAD DE MENICO. Noviembre
29.-EI Estaio dc Tabasco ha Nuc!to
a quedac baj 10 c! control de los gree
nistas sea, dc los clcmcntoS del go
bcrmador que Sc cRcuvmtra prisloncro
ell csta capital, .lCUsado de ser res
panSab!c dcl ascSiu&tu dc var!os mIcm
bros d. i. L-SiSlaLura de TaDasco.
II Gobierno Federal rccibI0 hoy no.
,ic!as oficialcs de que t! Gobernador
provisional nombrado L :a.Z dc IL
prisi0n del genera. Green, iuc dcTro-
cado. asumicndo Il Gobicrno, con cl
carictcr dc provisional. el general To-
mas Garrido. clcmento que Sicmprc
ha cstado dc acuerdo cntcramente
con Green. habicndo s!do auhos so
bernadores dc TabasCo durantc toda
Ia cpoca rvvolucionar:a, pues jamas
han permitido que cni.cn aucEos e;e-
mcntos al Gobieruo.
No Sc ticnen noticias de quo en- el
cambio del gobierno de Tabasco ma
va habido p6rdidas dc vidas, y pa
recc uu- cl derrocamicuto del Gober-
nador Asui!ar SuE-eZ. nombrado por
cl Prcsidcntc |le Ia Hucrta, Sc llevo
cabu con Ia miSma tacllidad con que
So rcaliz6 c! derrocamiento de Green,
ouicn fue aprehcndido por el CONAN
dante militar.
ST csto ocurri6 asi, no cabc duda Que
las tropas dc suarnici6n en- EilIaher--
mosa Sc rusicron dc! lado de los gree
nistas y que dctido " clio fu6 possible
81 desarme dc las fucrZas dc policIa.
que practicamcntc eran las lnicas que
sotenian al Gobernador Aguilar Sua-
reZ.
FL Secretario de Ia Guerra. general
Gales al co!ncntar las noticias dc los
sucesos ocuridos en- Nillahermosa, di-
10 que clio era resulIado de ii tardan-
"a del Senad3 para ratiticar cl nom
bramiento de Aguiiar Suarcz como
Gobernador interino de Tabasco, car
go que venEa desempenando desde Ia
apprehension 6e Green.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-30
LA TOMA DE POSSESSION
DE OBREGON VA A SER
CELEBRADA EN- ESTA c.
Habrd esta noche una uelada
de musica meMcana en-
ell "Beefhopen"

Los artiStas dc IL CompanSa Mexico
Italiana dc Opera que actualmente cs-
I'll .ealizando una magnfica Temporal
da en- el Beethoven Hail. de esta
ciudad. celcbrard hoy por Ia noche, a
las diez, con una velada musical, Ia
protcsta Y toma de possession del gene
raj Alvaro ObreS0n como Presldente
dc n Repiblica.
En- las inyitaciones ..ue comenZan a
ser distribuidas por los orsaniZadores
de esta yelada entire las fanilias me-
yicanaS de San Antonio sc ha espe-
ciricado que los numcros del proSra-
ma que va Il desarr 1!larse seran esen-
cialmcnte de musicl meXicana, por 10
que tendrd un gran attractive l. vela-
da. Ell esta Noche MeXicana tonaran
parte nuesiraS estre Has meNicanas del
arrc lirico entire elias las artistas Ma
ria Teresa Santill;il. Josefina Llaca,
Diana Martinez AIilicua Joseflna
Rondero Manuel I:omero Malpica
Carlos AIejia, Angel Hernandez fe-
retro. el maestro Alberto Flascheva y
Miguel Campos. Los coros y Ia or
auesta de la, misma CompanIa de Ope-
ra tomaran parte tambien Ell el pro-
grama.
4 la hora correspondence 4 aque-
la en- que en- IA Camara &c Diputados
dc Mexico este protestando el general
obres5n. Sc cantara el himno nacional
meXicano.
En- vista dc que habia algunos obs
taculos para que sc prolongara Ia We
lada hasta POGO despues de las docc
de Ia noche, pues el reglamento de Ia
c;udad no permite cle los espectacu-
los sean hasta mas tardc de una hora
derer1ninada, el Nicec6nsui encargado
del Consulado MexicalIo. senior Maufo
Castro solicit6 la anuencia del Mayor
do Ia Ciudad Hon. Sam c. Bell para
oue Sc permitiera que Ia Teiaaa Sc
prolonsara I'm POGO despues de las
doce. a 10 cual accedi0 el citado tun-
cionario..