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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-10-13
pROGRES aDE SO J.
IN corr! | !! PICKINs

3 washington, oct.s tcsol SUD
SSiny weather was fnie in the
cotton heh last H and unusual
Ipfpsrsss vas made s 81 ;picking ant
gfnhfne the CROP tli] Siationaf sweath,
sr,a1a crop btill Iued ,todsy,, J, re:
spsfted Frost loed5 ID in ! many
mol thern. localities the, .belt,3 bu,
hout mat terial d ge.
ottnn cont tinnea aete riorate IL,
2ll iS 36Hf4s j pindi &honS account Of
bulletin add
.d9S 6l ewas repo' ted
EHJ - fn Texas wh ,rc
ticR( + q will be reali"
kg Is +ti AND 81 bmg are nearH-
plated IN Texd except in tn,
Invest, portipnf nd this week
sanuch furthe aySffed than usua'
for Nhs SseasQn Fir @ lahoma,
ss P{6lt1ngH vel A{1ng also in Ar
kans$ md issi unu9lal' far al
.9ans fississspp u while the cror
.,is nearly Nh tEathe&s6 in Alabam~
and 6rfy ttSxed ads remain I'm
licked IN I5eo3 More than hal
\ The crop Is: pieF 'northe S1ut'
sCarofina, whil progress wa,
E-epofted from H6l u Carolina en-
Tennessee. The b Tennessee i,
proving lighter tbe expected.
Rs Conditions were brable for cur
siiag tobacco, escept ht it was some
Nat eoofl 81 sthess finia district.
/ In ETcri4a the fall improved
orasnse ees, s bht fhs tuits continue
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-10-13
Kitchfp in Hospital

II Albany NJ " Oct. .12.- -RepresenS
itatixe Claude Kitchin Of North CaSo-
lima is, in a hospital Here recovering
from; an operation for vertigo, which
he underwent ,sexefaf days ago, It
was learned tonight. 3.
\ REPRESENTATIVE Etchin has suffer
Jed from ldiAzmessi Tor some :;tjj8le,
About a week ago he saIe hs -
ronsultedS Dr1 IA. ID Big 5
EsG,.sS sis,'g,l [. I ~. e. ! : @ '|'ss;
Seen ssl5eS . b & =
tsApt 4 " g fapped
And shSd N onds AZ AtS y agholis aGars
.aehss le e sfaRiisai NJ sHines IL ~ Rs;;
ilnAf IhgrS tiissii 81 = so s, slssft
~ dfsd 40 inches iron, ", ZIP.
Estot I'd III inches high The bsast
bad been robbine A turkey asoost g
he garden nansion.s ICs Is woRd
iHastie, owner lof the gardens had the
specimen efnp0rariIy Emountes on ex
'hibition 1 today. It win pfoha 1bs
presented ito the NCharlestons m,fs fseufrt.
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wonderful exhibits. Also for their in
terest and hearty cooperation.
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Assistant Cashis I / obbed

winston salem, oss r.
Snow, assistant casEiet of saStt-I
side branch of the Farrss Bari Ind
Trust: Company was held s,p w q :
bnel highwayman, WHO 0bbeti s tite
bafsk VI taaScssh, ssss a s:s. 81
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-10-13
SIMMONS DENIES
MANY CHARGES

wasnlngtoon,eOcst. o, ~ - y sweeping de-
mai OF charges that the KHf Kius lt
klan contained within it's ranks 9 law
less band Oh hooded hoodlums was
made before a house committeeS today
Dy Wliham ., simmons ilnl., OF Atlanta
It's founder and imperial wizard.
turning squareiy upon memDers
VINO nad listened ntentiy ior nearly
s, Two nours 20 a oramatic Sae1ense OF
ene organization summons declared
stnas standing mere IN the presence
OF 9oa, ne wanted the world 10 Know
snat II one eAousanatn part Oh tne
charges Were true ne would forth,
witn can togetner the grand eonellllm
Q. .ne KAN ior tne purpose OF torexe1
disnanding ~ IN every section OF the
United states & (, 3s.t
Caiied late IN tne DAY after a num-
per Oh negro witnesses from Boston E.
ana Ch.cago nad = urged congress
sionai inquiry OF tne Kan. the mn
perial "izara, nrse asklng 20 pe 3
s"oTA' ooia tne eoinmie.eett tne kss,!, s.ssA
welcomes tne inyessiga tion. Fl SRea . PFC: ln.,;
tested against attssss a,ss ONE S. EEls M
Ependlng house resol luss es',s. y !.
ise .wizsEd1 81 sE 8 = e so gsaf
4 nl6 lEB9LINHLIQQt
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21
CHAPTER ~
ntteads OFF. GentlemenIs

Gosh all Friduy-say but the next
few days did see tear-up to beat the
band on the old Short Line! With
the printing Of his appointment cir
culnr, Mr. Norcross took the Offices
In the headquarters building lately
vacated by Mr.. Shaffer. and II was
something awful to see the way the
heads went Into the basket One by
one he called the DuntonItes in: the
traffic manager. the general superin-
tendent, the roadmaster. the master
mechanlc-clear on down to the round.
house foreman and the division heads.
Some few OF them were allowed to
take the oath Of allegiance and stay,
but the place-fillers and payroll para
sites, the cousins and the nephews
and the brothers-in-law, every last
man of them had to walk under the ax.
Three days later. when the whole
town was talking about the new Jack
the Ripper" as they called him. Kirgan,
who had been our head machinery
man on the Midland construction,
tumbled in In answer to wire. Mr..
Norcross slammed him into place ten
minutes after he hit the town.
your office Is across the tracks,
Kirgan," he told him. 1--WE begun the
house-cleanIng over there by firing
your predecessor and three or four of
his pet fOremen. Get In the hole and
dig TO the bottom. I'll give you six
months In which to make good as
model superintendent of motive power.
Get busy"
That's me-" said Kirgan, who knew
the boss up one side and down the
other. you give me the engines, and
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21

BILE are right here In Portal CITY
Hatch. the president of Red Tower.
and Henckel its vice president. They
say either II them would commit mur-
der for ten-dollar bill. and they stand
IN with Pete Clanahnn. the city boss.
a1d his gang of political thugs. That's
an, Graham; all but one thing. Write
me after you've climbed into the sad.
de ard have found out Just what
you're In for. II you say you can
make II go. III back you. n It takes
half Of next years wheat crop"
When the special had become black
smudge Of coal smoke In the distance,
hr. NorcrOss turned on me with the
grim little smile that goes with his
fighting rNoo1.
You are private secretary to the
new general manager OF the Pioneer
short Line, Jimmie. and your salary
begins to-day" he said. briskly "Now
lets 20 up to the hotel and get our
hghtlng clothes on"
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I'll keep 'em out OF the shop" And
with that he went across the yard and
took hold, before he had even hunted
up a place TO sleep In.
Mr. Van Britt, our general super
intendent, was the next man TO show
up. He was fine; square-bullt
stocky little gentleman who looked as
II he'd always had the world by the
ear and never meant 10 let go.
We'll. I'm here" he said, dropping
into a chair and sitting with his legs
wide apart. And then, ignoring me as
II hadn't been there. Graham. what
the devil have you got against me.
that you should drag me out here on
the edge of nowhere and make me 20
TO work for livlngf"
The boss just grinned at him and
said; IT'S for the good OF your soul
Upton. You've too much money. Your
office is up at The end OF the corridor
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21

Of Mrs. Sneiis ard Malsie Ann makes
me remember that I've been leaving
them out pretty severely for a good
long while. They weren't left out In
reality-not by a jugful In spite Of
all the rush and hustle. the boss had
found time to get acquainted with
Major Basil Kendrick and had been
made at home in the transplanted
Kentucky MANSION In the northern sub
urb.
But 90 get back on the firing line.
! wasn't around when Mr. NorcrOss
had his declaration OF war talk with
Hatch. Mr. Norcross, being pretty
sure he wasn't going to have that
evening of, had sent me out TO Ken
wood" with note and a box of rOses.
and when got back TO the Office about
eight o'clock, Hatch was just going
away. met him on the stair
The boss was sitting back in his
big swing chair. smoking, when ]
broke I'm. He looked as If he'd been
mixing II up good and plenty with Mr..
Rufus Hatch-and enjoying II.
We've got 'em going. Jimmie" he
chuckled: and he said It without ask
ing me how / had found Mrs. sheila,
or how she was looking. or anything
| told him | had met Mr. Hatch on
the stair going down.
He didn't say anything to you. lid
hef" he asked.
Not q word"
81 had TO pull that Sand Greek busi-
ness on him, and I'm rather sorry"
he went on. "He and his people are
going TO fight the new company to
finish. and he merely came up here to
sll me so-and to add that l might
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21

as well resign first as last. because,
In the end, he'd get my goat. When
l laughed at him he got abusive. He's
an ugly beggar, Jimmie"
That's what everybody says Of
him."
It's true. He and his crowd have
plenty Of money-stolen money, a
good deal OF it-and they stand in
with every political boss and gangster
In the state. There is only one way to
handle such a man. and that is with
out gloves. told him we hads the
goods on him In the matter of Mr..
Chadwiek's kidnapping adventure. At
first he said couldn't prove it. Then
he broke out cursing and let your
name slip. hadn't mentioned you at
all, and so he gave himself away. He
knows who you are, and he remem-
bered that you had overheard his talk
with Henckel in the hotel lobby"
/ heard what he was saying. but
didn't really sense IL because my head
was ram jam full OF thing that was
so pitiful that II had kept me swal.
lowing hard all the way back from
Major Hendricks. II was this way.
When had jlggled the bell out at the
house II was Maisie Ann who let me
In and took the box OF flowers and the
boss note. We sat in the dimly lighted
hall and talked for few minutes.
One thing she told me was that Mrs.
Sheila had company and the name of
II was Mr.. Van Britt. That wasn't
strictly news because / had known
that Mr.. Van Britt was dividing time
pretty evenly with the boss in the
Major Kendrick house visits. That
wasn't anything to be scared up about.
But my chunky little girl didn't stop
at that.
II think we can let Mr.. Van Britt
take care Of himself" she said. "He
has known Cousin Sheila for a long
time, and guess they are only Just
good friends. But there is something
you ought to know, Jlmmie-for Mr..
Norcross' sake. He has been sending
lots Of flowers and things, and Cousin
Shella has been taking them because
well, | guess It's just because she
doesn't know how not to take them"
go on" said, but my mouth had
suddenly grown dry.
"Such things-fowers you know.
don't mean anything In New York,
where we've been living. Men send
them to their women friends Just as
they pass their cigar-cases around
among their men friends. But I'm
afraid it's different with Mr.. Nor
cross"
'It is different" I said.
Then she told me the thing that
made me swell up and want to burst.
ut mustn't be different. Jimmie.
Cousin Sheila's married, you know"
II know she has been married..
and then she gave me the
Knockout.
"She is married now, and her hus-
band is still living"
For little while I couldn't do an,-
thing but cape Ike a chicken with
The pip. II was simply fercel knew,
rs well as ! knew anything. that the
boss was gone on Mrs. Sheila; that
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21
Arctic Sheen Rslslno

That the arctic lands OF northern
Canada, where the thermometer goes
down to 81 degrees below zero. offer
unusual opportunities for growing
sheep. cattle, Siberian alfalfa and even
irult' Is the announced belief of an
American agricultural expert, In Ponu-
lar Mechanics Magazine. He recon-
mends the cross-breeding OF Canadian
ana siberian sheep to gain the hardy
qualities required.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21
The Boss disappears.
tTo BE coNTINUEpl
Shock for the ExpIor.r

Inc sable coat OF $50 skins for
"hich 10000 was paid recently is
not as might be supposed, the most
expensive fur coat In the world some
years ago the czarina was presented
with an ermine mantle valued at f12
ooo and an explorer In eastern Green.
lanu recently discovered a native girl
wearing dress OF silver fox skins
worth. at present prices, nearly ESQ.
oOO.-London Tit-Bits.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21
-Hea HUSBAND is STILL LIVING

n Graham N9 rsnroaa secretary
and hsr small cousin Unseen they ~tness osup
special carried cars
financial whom
Pioneer il n Of specys bsssf
Aaerae
they kidnapi " -"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-04-21
Did His Best.

PA, what is ships holdr
"why-er-it's the anchor, l sup
pose."-Boston Transcript.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA''
EIUDAD DE MEXICO, diciembre 26.-L;

FIUDAD DE MEXICO, diciembre 26La crisis en- e Gaohe-
te Presdente Obreg6n que ncio hace mucho un
con la renunCa General Antonio Varreal Secfet
de Agricultural Fomeno sguo con Ia Gel Secretaro ce
hecha Lcenciado Rafael Zubaran C2pmany de "a
cartera de lnduStria Comerco.
Todavia no ha podio hacese e nombramento de Secre
de Varrea nj e Secretario de Cue
la agravane de que ene e caracter de rrevoca
be dmente energcos conceptos para e Je
fe del Executive.
La renuncia del Lie. Zubaran, dice textualmente:
En- la celeOrada la Camara de DputadoS e ola
veintd6s
fuEcon&rio immoral Srviendo de fundamento
meante mpuacon que ene uste poder des
de ab del corrent listed mismo Sumnlstro mis- ac
SadOreS
Por decoro del Gobierno que constituconalmente pre
eSperado que hera declaraciones terminates
e hace referencla Ia cltada
epOca el caracter
Secretaro de Eado rate ampamente used sobre
particular ereciendo uted confmara e concepto
honorebIid2d disfruo.
Por lmperoso deber de soldaridad polica por eatad
h2ca uSed, ceebaroS el utmo conerencia
ctada por e exclusive objeo de denr les prop6sitos
de uS:ed al perTtlc que lnjuStcadamente
nea de egtina
mi modesto perSona;daG.
"ESa impona pOr comundad de nuestra
reSponSa5Q2d administrative reSult2 lncOnceblble
uSred haya conservado eiara Estado
dgno Ejecutivo
por tacnauO de lnNOradad. obstante que Ell
patca reteradamente debdo con-
Ge honrdez derecho ha guardado senco
OCCASION qde reputation menoscabo ante per
CUE cOnocen
Dor tales otvoS preSeno el caracer de rrevocable
MI renuca Tel cargo de Secretaro de ndustra, Comerco
Tcabajo
eonteSado aun es del cenciado Rafael Zubaran
Capmany.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
.ORREGON Sc PREPARA
PARA DEDICARSE AL
PERIODISMO
Concentrates de "The Star" de
Washington, por los articu-
los del Presidenfe

Tc!.srGnc ESpcciG! pG5C Lii PRENSA'.
WASHINGTON, dici.mbrc Ella
practica de escribir frecuentemente SO
brc t6picos de iateres pdblico, para los
peri6dicos. que cl Prcsidcnte Obreg0n
ha adoptado de algIn tempo esta
parte. Ia continuara Drobablemente el
Presdentc. segun cree Ct ''Washing-
ton Star. Estu opinion Ia eXpresa el
peri5dico dicho, al comentar editorial
ments, una nota de IN peri6dico de II
Ciudad de Mexico, que dice:
'.Alvaro Obregjn Sc ha convertible
en- IN eGitoriali3ta regular de los cua-
tro diarios de la manana que Sc pubN-
can en- cspanol aqui2 y sus articulos
sobre t6picos de actualidad, han llama
do mucho Ia atenci6n en- -toda n repu-
b!ica."
u star hace lueGo las siguientes
consideraciones en- el editorial de rcfe-
rcncia:
'.Probahlemente mete su mano en-
este. queTiendo prepararse para el mo
Inento en- que regrese 1 Ia vida priva-
da. Con ia prcsidencia detras de 81.
va como rsultado dc Ia expiration de
su periodo, dc otra rcvoiuci6n nexi-
cana, el senior ObregJn cspera quiZ2
tener un empleo agradable, dc influen-
cia y provecho. como editor de- un pc
ri6dico mexicano, o como colaborador
dc alguno.
LA cosa resuita bien en- todas par
tcs. Libre de las preocupaciones Y cui-
dados del cargo. Mr.. Roosevelt, des-
pues dc su Vuelta de Ia cacerfa en- el
Africa, Sc hizo un escritor de gran re-
lieve. colaborando en- una revista y en-
un diar:o, con 10 que !ogr6 tambien
parcialmentc, mantcnerse en- .ntino
contacto con los asuntos publicos.
"Mr. Taft, despuGs de salir de IA
Casa Blanca, escribi6 notas y las pu-
blic0 de esa mancra ingres0 en- Ia
noble pleyade Ce emborronadores de
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
UN RICO COMERCIANTE
De CIUDAD UAREZ
FUE ASESINADO
De sesenta sospechosos apre-
herdidos, solo Tres han
gaedado l;bres
reir~-am, Esrscsal para IL. PRENsA"

Ieir--ams Esrsctal para IA PRENSA'
Ell PASO. Texas. diciembre o6.-
Sesenta individuos han sido arrestados
por las autoridades de Ciudad Judrez
por el asesinato del Sr. Medrardo G..
Cuellar, rico comerciante de d;cha ciu-
dad
e. asesinato del S.. Cu4llar ocurri6
anoche V ha causado gran sensation en-
arnbas poblacioncs. donde era muy CO.
nocido-
Como no Sc despojo de ST dinero al
caGaver. Sc cree que no fuS eI robo Ell
m6vi, del crimen.
De los que han sido aprehendidos
por sospecnosos. solo tres han sido
puestos en- libertad.
Bennie Joe Buchannon. ranger de Te-
xas. recibi6 hoy en- IA ulaiana s;ete ba-
lazos en- Polvo. Texas. sobre el Rio
Grande. cerca de Preside.
Antes de MORN declare Buchannon
que dos meNicanos con quienes estaba
disputando habian disparado sus pis-
tolas sobre sl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
La emprende publicamente la
"American Association.
of Mexico" para tra-
tar de impresionar
al DepartameRto
de Estado
VTEJOS RECURSOS Sc HAN
PUESTO AHORA EN- JUEGO
Sdcase a relucir de ,nuevo la
poIitica que quiso poner
en- prdctica Candnza

Telesrama Especial para LA PRENeA
WASHINGTON. diciembre e6.-Las
noticias dc que el Gobierno americana
esta a punto de considerar nuevamen-
te el asunto del recorocimiento de 10
administration del general ObreSon,
ha hccho que sc renueven con gran
cmpefio las actividades de los que Sc
oponen al reconocimiento.
La american Association Of MeXl-
co, que es Ia que lleva Ia bandera en-
ese movimiento, ha publicado una de-
cIaraci6n manifestando que el Departa
mento de Estado tiene informes de
que mientras Mexico estd buscando el
reconocinliento del Gobierno america
no. esta llevando. al mismo tempo,
una propaganda en- varias parties de
Ia America latina para enagenar Ia
amistad de esos pafses hacia los Es-
tados Unidos que Sc unan deflnit!-
vamente con Mexico.
Sc dice que tales informes demues-
tran que desde cl tempo de CarraEza
Sc concibi6 eI plan de una alianZa de
CPasa Il n septima)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
La pesima culidad del ganado de ldia prouoco
la indignation del pdblico, que hizo
suspender la corrida intento III
cendiar ell coso taurino
Ell orero Sanchez MeTas Sc conviro en- orador popular
logro calmar a la mutitud, despues de que la
autoridad anuncio que mulfaria a la empresa
serian deuueltas las entradds

opiniones recogidas en- aquella cluuao,
nunca Sc habfa presenciado ccsa lgua1
en- el pueblo fronterizo.
La corrida principle las cuatro De
Ia tarde. como estaba anunclada,
cuando las cuadrillas habian hecho Ell
paseo v el primer toro saltaoa Ia
arena, los espectadores no cesaban de
eypresar sus esperanZas de presenctar
un buen espectaculo- Pero tales espe-
ranzas ouedaron burladas cuando
los primeros capotazos que Sc dleron
NJ bicho. este demostr0 carecer de ian
cualidades de bravura que Sc requie-
rem para la lidia-
Las protestas dieron principle, des-
de lueco. nero el diestro Sanchez Me-
has Que Sc trae Ia versiienza por
arrobas es en- su profession pundono-
roso por demas, ilizo pasar al toro
nor todos los -tercios despues de reaii-
gar una verdadera faena, pues el man
zurr6n rehufa Ia lucha, Y correteapa
mas que una Iiebre acosada.
Entre Ia bronca, que arreciapa pof
rnomentos, abandon6 los chiqueros Ell
secundo astado. Las mismas condiclo-
nes Sc observaron en- q. entonccs ei
pubIico. llevado al paroXisno de la iu-
ria empez6 a arrojar al ruedo cuanto
a mano habia, para evitar que SancheS
n;e:i.s continuara intentando hace en-
;rur al tore.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
CESO La VIGILANCiA
DE LAS TROPAS EN-
LA LINEA DIVISORiA
va no cooperarG el ejsrcito
con las autoridades de III
n1igracion americanas

De conformidad con una orden gi-a-
da Al Quartet General de Ia Octava
Zona Militar en- csta ciudad, los SOL
dados del ejercito americana no CO.
operaran mas con las autoridades de
immigration en- Ia frontera en- su ,ni-
sion de evitar que pasen al territorio
americana personals que no tenSar los
rasaportes respectivcs.
La cooperation del ejercito, en- tai
scntido, So l:i5:n necesaria el tempo
de Ia guerra, cuando cl Departamento
de Guerra giro una orden los Jefes
de tropas en- la frontera, para que es-
tos cooperaran con sus hombres a
ayudar las autcridades dc inmigra-
ci6n a evitar Ia entrada al pals to-
das las personals que trataran de cru
zar Ia. Inca divisoria sin e. CORES
pondiente pasaporte.
Estsl orden tuvo tamhien por objeto
evitar que de este pals salieran mu-
chos individuos que trataban de pa
sar a Mexico para eludir el servicio
militar. pero como quiera que las cir
cunstancias eSpeciales que motivaron
tai disposition han desaparecido, CO.
mo ultimamente Sc ha ordenado Ia
disminucion de los fuertes contingen-
tes que existfan en- Ia frontera con
Mexico, por no ser estos va necesarios
en- tai n1mero, el Departamento de
Guerra ha ordenado que cese la coope-
raci6n a que aludinos.
Por 10 tanto, a partir del dfa de
aver. los militares, iefes, oficiales
soldados, no tienen va nada que yer
en- los asuntos de inmigra ci6n, sus
5unciones han quedado reIucidas a las
que siempre han desempehado los
contingencies armados que guarnecen
Ia frontera de este pals, funciones que
tienen por objeto cuidar y procurar
Ia neutralidad auestar a quienes
en- forma alguna intentaren violarla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
Sc les aprehenae 5ajjo eli cargo
&c pagcncia y estO UieRe G
agrauar su coRdicioH, &c
sEyo desicada a cGuSa
&c Ia faIia de
tratajo
DICEN QUE EL CONSUL
NO LES DA AYUDA
Hasfa znos delegados a la
conveHcioR asrfcola fuerca
arresiadoS como pagos

F;.n,ada por un Evupo de mexicaaos
resI.ertes en- - S1daI G. Denver. g.
E:t.. del EstaGa 10 Colorado. harr :
reC.bido una er-rSlc-, p.o esta <o:I-
citud de ayuGa, II p-;nera, contra los
atropellos de qLe dicen eS>a- siendo
vfctimas. a. aprehe2deTseles por Ii po-
Ecia de ese luga~, sin mto!vo iustifi-
cado y bajo el cargo de vagancia: y
u segunGa. para Yer de poner remc3:o
a 81 sit1aci6n. pues segQr dicec. e.
Consul pex!cauo eH ese lugar. 4 quie-
han aCuGido varias veces - sol;citUt
de protection, les ha maDifesraIo ter
minaateHa:e que no pUede enfeentar-.
Sc con las "utorida1es, por I'd malquis
tarse cc2 It's l,S..l.'s. como :, 6eu-cr-
dar juSticla tuese ina Sracia : Nd W.
Gerecho.
ESponeu los que joSoS en- su escrito
que 81 muchoS de ellos son vistos en- IA
Gale. sin ocupaci6n fila. sc eebe pre-
cisamente que po- haher quedado sin
trabajo tienen CUE salir a buscarlo.
pues segUramente que no han de If a
ofrecerlos 4 sus casas: que todos ellos
son hombres dc fam:lia que Siempre
han eStadc ocupa6cs, que 81 ahora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
SANCHEZ MEJlAS
HERIDO

En- medic de aquella bronca, el DIES
tro aba,adon6 el ruedo. pero va uno
de los proyecties arrojados le hapia
tocado en- Ia cabeza haciendole manar
sansre por una herida de poca imior-
tancia. La tropa armada intervino y
nedianamente Sc calm6 el desorden,
procediendose n desalojar Ia plaza.
Solo Sc consigui6 este cuando las
personas cue formaban Ia empresa
fucron conducidas Ia Presldencla
Municipal escoltadas FOR los soidaoos.
Entire esas personals iba SaEchez Me-
ifas. pero segun Sc nos dijo. no iba
arrestado, Sc queria so!amen'e pro.e
serlo contra un possible ataque DE io'
espectadores mas cegados .por ei CO..
raje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-27
Ia CRISIS MINISTERIAL EN- MEXICO Sc ACEN1UA CON La
RENLJUClA DEL SECRETAR[O De INDUSTRIAL CONERClO
1nn ene oepos ncos present.
Sc MEGA QUE Sc VAYA A EMIL
TIR PAPEL MONEDA

Te.ecrama Espacial para LA PRENSa"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. 60
Categ6r!camente Sc MEGA en- todos
los circulos oficiales que ell gobierno
yaya a emitir nuevamente papel mo-
media como Sc ha venido rumoran-
do con mucha insistencia.
Segln versiones de los propios
ctrculos el Gobierno hara Ia emf
sion dc dicho papel hasta cuanlo
So haya establecido el Banco Uni
co Y Ia emission quede debidamente
garantiZaca.