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The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
THAT
FAILED

How IL lynching may be prevented
where there is the will and the moral
courage to prevent 1t on the part Of
the authorities is admirably shown by
cases in point in a northern and ii
southern state.
At Barnstable, Mass, mob which
sought To take three Negroes from the
jail was instantly halted by the reso-
lutte action of the guards, who fired
over the heads of the crowd and by
rioters would be "shot down like rats"
if they attacked the jail. And not sat
isfied with these precautions the gov
ernor ordered troops armed with ma
chine guns to defend the Jail against
recurrence of the attempt.
At Knoxville Tenn, following Il sim
liar repulSe by deputies, unfortunately
with bloodshed, of mob which had
attempted to take Negro from the
JAIL the entire local police force and
state troop were detailed to preserve
order
This is the stern employment of the
armed agencies of the law to uphold
the supremacy of the law, and the
hOnOrs are easy as between the south
ern and the northern state in the vim
dication of their dignity. In each in
stance the public authorities acted
with prOmptness and energy 10 sup
press lawlessness, and it was sup
pressed. Against such a spirit of de-
votion to duty mob violence can make
no headway. Lynchings depend ordi-
narily for their success on the compli-
ance or cOwardliness of the Jail Gus
todians, and where instead OF deter
mined resistance is encountered the
attempt is certain to be frustrated.
The simultaneous application in the
North and South of this true princi-
pie of dealing with the mob spirit will
be commended wherever ideals of law
and order are cherished.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03

2bth Inf. 80 years. Ft. Logan. Colo.
II Pennington, private LIST class, r.
10Th u s. cav, years, Denver
Nm. Petit, private LIST class, NJ, 2bth
H. s Inf, l2 years, Denver
Geo. Randall, private LIST class, a, 9th
IT, s. Cav 6 years, Cheyenne.
Artie richardson, private LIST class.
c. 10th u. 5. Cav. years, Los Angeles
Calf. - ,o., =, ,
Cav, . years, Denver. ~
Edward Russell. private Il, lOth u
S. Cav, years, Denver. , an,
VIM. II. Stell, sergeant H. aSrd ms
u. S. ", / year, Denver . =,
Aaron Taylor. CORPORAL. Q, NJ; Us. T.
8. Army, 20 years, FIT. ID. "A. RUSSELL
]. E. Taylor. cook. E. Gath U. S. Inf
10 years, Denver. .
Jas. Thomas, private. NJ. Srd Ala. L.
s. ", I year. Denver. 49, .
Geo Ill. Turner corporal, G, 2ith L.
s. Inf, years, Denver.
Amos Valley. private, NJ. Natl u. ;.
Army, years. Denver.
w. H. Vernell, private 1st class r.,
cath u. S. Inf. years, Denver.
Frank Voorse, corporal. c, 25rd Ms
u. s. ", l year. Denver.
A. NJ. Webb. cook, II. 4sth u. ). W.
2 years, Denver. ~ =, .
j. II. Willis. sergeant, b. 25th U. =
Inf, 6 years. Denver.
VIM. II. witt, musician, NJ, 9Th u. ).
Cav, years, Cheyenne.
Geo. +. Woods. private, I, 4th L. :.
", 1 year. Little Rock, Ark.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
WOODLAND, CAL.,
NEWS

Rev. and Mrs. j. Il. Muse have re-
turned from their vacation after an
absence of thirty days. On their way
Ia Los Angeles they took In Modesto,
Fresno and Bakersfield. returning the
coast route, stopping I'm Santa Bnrbarn,
San Louis Obispo. San Jose and Oak
land. While In Los Angeles they
visited Pasadena, Santa Monica and
Ocean Park benches, San Diego, and
even Went ns far rs Tia Juana, Mex
leo, making the entire trip In their five
passenger Maxwell touring car with
out single blowout or an accident,
According Ia the registration of the
speedometer on the car, they covered
,jGT $40 miles. So Rev. and Mrs.
Muse are quite proud of their Max
well, and says the Lord certainly
guided them on their trip. Rev. Muse
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
SCHOOL RE-oPENlNG.


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of present
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The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
CHEYENNE, WY0.
NEWS

r II meeting of the Cheyenne
y Civic Lrngue of Colnred People
on Aug Is. remnrks We're made
service of Rev. j. VI. Endicott. The
secretary was Instructed 10 petition
Rt Rev. H. II. Parks To renppoint Rev,
Endicott Ia pastor Allen Chapel.
The Colorado Conference of the \.
NJ. Il. Church will he held In Allen
Chapel IN this city un Sept. S-l2. la.-
Rev. II. Blauton Parks is presiding
bishop and he will lie the house guest
Rev. u. Il. Parks has presided over the
deliberations of this conference for
eleven years with wonderful success,
officially, financially and spiritually.
His official conduct has been charac-
terized 10y flrmness, Justice, consei-
entiouS regard for the welfare of the
flock committed To his care, and sym
pathetic consideration for the ministry
plnuses him and the preacher gladly
follows him.
His honesty of purpose and high
moral determination touches the main-
spring of public confidence. The cit
izens Of Cheyenne welcome the con
ference Ia our city. The Colorado
Statesman and readers of This paper
Join with the civic League in fond
hopes of the return to our city "f Rev.
J. NJ. Endic"tr.
Program rendered sunday evening,
Aug. ~, by \. NJ. i. choir. Mrs. James
Smith. dircctress.
1-Orgun Voluntary j. \. Ba-
ker.
No. IA. No. l-Choir.
-Metcr-229 Endeuvor hymn.
Prayer Sarah Hopkins.
Mo. 10. \ No. =.
G-Scripturc rcnding-AIrS NJ. Coop
er
7-Duet-NIrs. H. c. jefferson and
Mrs. james Smith.
S-Selcction by the Orchestra.
9-Paper-MrS Hattie Gaskins.
1O-Solo-B. II. Cowan.
Selection by the Children.
l2-I,ccitation-AliS Hiss Brown.
Solo-Ar. William Smith.
-Paper-AIrs Is. +. Gaskins.
Solo-H. G. jefferson.
lG-Duet- f.. Leonard and Mrs.
James Smith.
Remarks by j. NJ. Endicott
Tnvitation-No. 40 Songs of Service.
Offeriug-No 1853 Songs of Service.
Benediction.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles RhOne and
family departed for their home in Lar
annie. During their visit in our city
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Randall.
Mr.. Otis West was Il Sunday guest
at the home of Mr.. Clarence J. Toliver.
Mr.. Clarence ]. Toliver is the lucky
purchaser of Block No. 524, consisting
of eight lots in the city of Cheyenne.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
Roster
of
Corporal Vim. White Camp,
U. S. ". Y.

The following roster gives the name.
rank. company, regiment length of
service and present residence in the
J. l.. Alexander, private. L. 23rd KS.
u. $. ", l year Denver. Colo.
$. Cav, % years. Denver.
VIM. Barnes. 1st sergeant. +. 10th
u. S. Cav, 80 years, Denver.
Tavern Baxter. private. b. 23rd KS.
L. 5. ", year. Denver.
Chas. Birdwhistle, sergeant. A. 23rd
KS, U. S. v, l year, Denver.
Henry Brown. private, X. 9th U. s.
Cav, years, Denver.
Geo. w. Carter, sergeant. A, 9th u.
5. Cav, 30 years, Cheyenne.
Henry Chambers, LIST sergeant. b. 25th
U. 5. Inf; 80 years, Denver.
J. V. chatham, musician, e, 23rd KS
u. $. ", L year. Denver.
VIM. Christian, private, /, gath U. S.
Inf, 3 years, Cheyenne.
MAJOR THOMAS CAMPBELL.
Attorney-nt-law. Past commander.
Corporal william White Camps First
Lieutenant. seventh Immune W. =.
negiment In Cuban Campaigns Cap
tnIn. Commanding Company q. Forty
ninth L. -. ". Philippine CnmpaiRni
Commissioned Major by Governor
Gupter and Organized the CoIored Bat
talon of Colorado when War Was De-
cInrcd Against Germany by the United
states. Residence. 61I Delaware Street.
Clarence Dickerson, corporal. b. 9th
U. s. Cav, 3 years, Cheyenne.
r. A. Elmore, private, G, q. NJ. Cs. U.
$. Army, years, Denver.
Amos Elliston, @. NJ sergeant, +, 1th
U. S. Cav, 80 years. Denver.
J. T. Floyd, LIST sergeant, c. 9th u. S.
Cav, so years, Cheyenne.
John Gardner. private, Il, 3rd N. c., U.
S. ". l year, Denver.
Alex Gibbs, 1st sergeant, A, 25th u.
S. Inf, 80 years. Junction City, KS.
Floyd Gilmer, sergeant, e, 10th u. S.
Cav, 16 years, Denver.
d. H. Harris, Sr, musician, /, Gath
u. S. Inf, years, Billings. Mont.
Allen Hartnett, corporal, f, gath u. 5.
Inf, 3 years, Denver
clifford Hill. corporal. L. 23rd KS. u.
S. v, 1 year, Denver.
Thomas Jones. private, c, 9th U. S.
Cav, 3 years, Denver.
Robert Lang, Q. NJ. sergeant. II, 10th
u. S. Cav. 80 years. Denver.
VIM. II. Lee, corporal musician, c,
9th u. S. Cav, 12 years, eDnver.
Jackson Lewis, sergeant, l., 9Th u. S.
Cav, 6 years, Cheyenne.
David Long, Q. NJ. sergeant. A, 24th
u. S. Inf, 80 years. Denver.
Thornton Lippins. cook, D,U. S. Natl
Army, 2 years, Denver.
Augustus Morris, musician, band. 25
U. S. Inf, years. Denver.
Frank McCombs, private, musician.
Glass l.. oath U. S. Inf, 6 years, Chey
enne, Wyo.
Henry Mccormack, Q. NJ. sergeant L.
10th u. s. Cav. 30 years, Cheyenne.
Orna Mccormick, private list class, l.,
10th y. S: Cav. 8 years. Denver.
]. N. Norton. chief musician, band,
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03

has been driving his car only II few
months, 50 the success was really
more than Mrs. Muse expected. ON
their return home, tn their surprise
the good sisters of the Missionary So
ciety of which Mrs. Ed. Mansfield Is
president, had gathered up groceries
of various kinds and even II purse con-
timing several dollars, already stored
away in the parsonage to their sur
prise All may know that this was
much gratifying 10 them.
Rev Muse is pastor of the Second
Baptist Church here and moderator
of the Sacramento Valley Baptist dis
trict convention. Mrs. Muse holds the
offices as district president of the w.
II. X +. NJ. $. of the Sacramento Val
ley Baptist convention. Rev. and Mrs.
Muse are both loving workers and
have done much good since coming
here. Many souls have been added tn
the church and the social life In the
community has been greatly increased.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03


The Masonic Lodge had their install
lation here Monday night, August %.
The members of the Eastern Star
Lodge were in charge of the banquet.
\ large delegation of both men and
women from Sacramento lodges were
present.
The choir of the Second Baptist
Church gave concert and chicken
dinner Thursday night ut the church,
which was complete success.
Mr. l.. O. Gather has overhauled
and repainted his auto so it now looks
like a new one.
Deacon VIM. Keith has put on new
coat of paint on his house, which
made IL great improvement to its looks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Earl and three
children, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ramus in
company with them, motored to Oak
land the other Sunday,
Mr.. S. Keith has purchased two
passenger Overland auto.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03
CARD OF THANKS.

Dear Friends We acknowledge your
sympathy extended us during our he
rcavement; also for the beautiful flor
nj offerings.
Lulu DelanO. Wife,
Eliza Deuno, Mother,
Myrtle Delnn0, Sister,
Mathew, DelanO and
Willie DelnnO Brothers.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-09-03

passenger Overland auto.
, 1921-11-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

LOTS.
Two good lots on Holly street to
trade for al
Three lots and one-room shack on
Botolph street; sell singly or to.
gether or trade for Dodge a r
One full sized lot on Botoiph street.
500. 800 down.
Five level lots block north of West
Side school; special bargain II sold in
bunch
RESIDENCES.
$500 down gets nice four-room
house with three lots.
New four-room bungalow, modern
except BATH. southwest part; $500;
terms reasonable.
$1,000 down on beautiful modern
nfne-room residence in south part; se5
per month
Eleven-room house with three-room
house In al two baths. all modern;
$500 down; totel S11 900.
$1,000 cash and Riverton lot as first
payment on well located modern resi-
dence close in.
Lease on best located rooming house
in Casper. Rush.
Montgomery Realty and Investmen,
CO.. LAB South Center street. Phone
1870 11-2s-tf
, 1921-11-30
LAND FOR SALE

640-ACRE REIMBURSEMENT under pro-
posed irrigation ditch on Salt Creek
road. Call 442w or address box 1914.
Casper. Wyo. 11-2s-3t
, 1921-11-30
FOR SALE = MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-oid newspapers. call at
Tribune offica. t-sdn,
, 1921-11-30
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR BENT-Furnished modern base
ment suite. two rooms n bath sos
East Third street Phone 1so2R-
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT - Two-room apartment
and bath, completely furnished. a
for heat and cooking. ia South
Beech street 11-29-2t
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT - Four-room furnished
house; lights and water in house.
621 East Fourteenth street Phone
i6s4NW. 1129-2t'
, 1921-11-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Two one+acre tracts east
of town. cheap for cash. Address
R. B., box 81. Mills. Wyo. 11.5o-4ts
, 1921-11-30
SEE BEN
"a Look Means a Lot"

NOW THAT YOU KNOW WHERE THE NEW REFINERY IS
GOING SEE BEN AND BUY THAT LOT OR HOME NOW.
SIX rooms and bath . n North Jefferson street; nice lot lawn. trees
Fiveroom modern home OF South Beech street; room In basement;
asst front with beautiful trees. lasn. waiks; his Is chance o get
close in; terms also -
Fourroom LEI cottage OF East Second street; nice lot; $4,000; terms
very reasonable. ~.
Fiveroon house modern in every way o South Mckinley street; all
walks lawn and curhing in. large lot nea pavement
Fourroom e cottage. nice level lot Q South Mckinley street: this
property a never been hved In; small payment down. balance ike rent
Price $1,000. "
Twolroon piastered house, large enclosed porch; good lot Of South
Washington street $3.50 cash. balance Of $1,000 monthly.
BUILD YOUR OWN HOME.
Beautiful restricted residence OTIS in Casper View addition. the only
real resident district in Casper. graded streets city water. lights. teie-
Lot 4 In block %. Butler. Price $3.50. terms.
Lot S In block %. Butter Price $500 CASH
Two lots in East Burlington addition. Price $500 cash. ~
Lots 1 and Il. block g.. Butler. Both $3.50 cash.
Lot on cY avenue. Price $500. terms
Several locations o north side; terms. n
Business locations. ranches, farms and homeeteads
insurance that means pruechon-Notary Public
SEE BEN REALTY CO., INC.
"a LOOK MEANS A LOT
B. l. Scherck Realtors Cecil Boz
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT-Two-room house, near
refinery. Phone 20 during office
hours. or phone 143sw after.
, 1921-11-30

FOR SALE-Two-room house. plas-
tered; large enclosed porch. $3.50
cash, balance monthly. See Ben Real
" Co. 200 Midwest building, 11-29-2t
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT - E~ight-room modern
house AL East Fifth street. In
quire 44o South Durbin street. Phone
bs9J. 11-30-1t
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT-rhres-room furnished
basement apartment with bath. gas
Installed for heating and cooking. 3Sl
West Railroad avenue l1-2s-2t
, 1921-11-30
FOR RENT-ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOM by week. private
family. SIS South Beech street
11-2s-st
, 1921-11-30

FOR sALE-By owner. modern five
room bungalow. oak floor and Ideal
kitchen with gas range connected;
two finished rooms in basement with
extra toilet. $1,000 cash viii handle.
Phone e30J. 11-2s6ts
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT-Five-room house, mod
ern except gas. located on South
Durbin street. close in. $50 per month.
Branch Realty Co.. ZIG East A street.
Phone S6SJ. 11-304t
, 1921-11-30
BUSINESS CHANCES
PERSONAL

WILL gentleman who Strengthened
fender on Dodge car for lady Fri
day noon. please call Alexander Apart
ments. Phone 15s1M- 11-2s-2t.
LADY who picked up small coin purse
containing thirty dollars, Monday.
November 20, at 4-25 p m. in Golden
Rule. please return same to office:
$40 may be kept as reward. 11-3o-st.
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT-rwo-room apartment. I
home OF two. gas. lights. water.
heat and everything furnished with
free use OF bath. electric washer and
laundryroom: must be adults and re-
fined: price SIS. 1926 East Second
street Phone 63ew. 11-29-2t'
, 1921-11-30

pRESsMARER wants work in fam
nies. $3.50 per day. Phone 213R-
11-30-1ts
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished, sun
shiny basement apartment: gas and
lights furnished: no objection to chill
dren. 1925 South Ash street Phone
16bM 11-2g-bt
, 1921-11-30

LAUNDRY particular and fancy
pieces; sewing. altering and mend
ing. SIS cY avenue. Phone SCR
11-so.Sot
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
house In rear of 2s3 South Park
street. 1f.ss-2t
, 1921-11-30
FOR S~ALE-HoUSES
FOR SAFE RY WNE

New two-room house with closet
and built-in cupboard. coal house in
rear, at Mills; four-room house in
North Casper with closets and pantry.
$40 North Durbin street. Phone IFS.
11-2s-st'
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT-strictly modern three
room apartment vacant December
1. Scott Apartments. s45 East Sec
ond street. Phone 165sR- 11-30-1t
, 1921-11-30

'wANTED-Mcnding Of all kinds ut
the Hart Apartments. Apartment
o.. 1i-2s-st
, 1921-11-30

BOOKS opened and kept; mimco-
Graphing done: inventories figurei.
Public Service Dept Phone Jaw.
11-30-1t
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT - Warm sieepinsroom.
adjoining bath so2 OK avenue
Phone 111sR 11-29-2t.
, 1921-11-30

FOR SALE+New four-room house
with. large clothes closet: this place
is boxed and lap sided. double floors.
lathed and plastered. full basement.
large from porch. garage 16x24 the
best of well water. lot 60x140 feet,
sickness tho reason for TIL sale: Ford
touring car goes with plsce- price
per month; located just outside city
limits and out Of the high taxes; OPP
posite CY ranch on the Alcova road;
" minutes walk to he refinery. for
>sais by builder and owner. See Mr..
johnson on place. 11-2s-6t
, 1921-11-30
FOR R~ENr-HoUsEs

FOR RENT-Fourroom house. s34
Madison street. North Casper; rent
$50 per month Casper Realty Co..
Phone 3s1. 11-1-tf.
, 1921-11-30

HOUSE cleaning, window washing
and janitor work. Phone 113s.
Davis. 11-as-st'
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENr-Two bachelor roons- sIs
Midwest avenues one $40. one Si5-
11-z8-5ts
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT-Five-room house with
garage. 1os5 South jackson street.
11-2e-2t'
, 1921-11-30
FOR SAIL MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Musical Instruments
violin; c melody saxaphone, silver
plate 443 South Durbin street.
11-29-sts
, 1921-11-30

SERVICES OF expert stenognpher
available for Afternoons Casper
BUSINESS College Phone 442W.
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENT - Five-room modern
house. bath and gas. Phone 1894 be-
tween 5 and 9 Or I and s p. m.
11-29-2t
, 1921-11-30

FOR TRADE-Forty-acre farm In
central Wisconsin would take Cas-
per lots. Address box 1914. Casper.
Wyo' 11-2s-st
, 1921-11-30

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NUMBER CO.
Here Ia a neat title home consisting of W large rooms ompletei
furnished. n basement; located on West T~ehth street. which is offered
at only 81 so with $3.50 down. o. first expense here viii ove furnt
ture. rugs. dishes n you own little home II you are disposed u 30
thrifty. you will cease paying rent in the ace Of this offer.
WESTERN REALTY. SPECIAL NUMBER n
= A lot go by 40 feet with small house o the rea Of thu lot md To-.
Gated just a few steps from the North Lincoln street paving Curbs n
walks are in The adtdntng lot bespeaks the opportunities In his ne
On the adjoining lot re four houses. all bringing a nice income because
Of he act h a they ire SO close In. so close etc paving. with every mod
ern convenience, n in every a 81 highly desirable. The wne Il
his lot is leaving CaspG With he next few days becauseo of III hc.,th
and has mt the prce to $4,000 for this large lot, house inc everythnr
complete. Your W terms.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NUMBER g.
so by 14ofoot lot o CT paving offered 1t n exceptional bargain.
Phone The Western Realty and Lot Sales Co. Phone
1918 Oil Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 1o7s
, 1921-11-30
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-1sIs Ford
touring a in excellent condition.;
will trade for furniture. 1876 South
Washington street. 1I-2s-tf
, 1921-11-30

FOR RENr-To responsible party.
strictly modern five-room furnished
house. Call between 8 n $50 O'Clock
1888 Grant avenue. 11-30-3t
, 1921-11-30
TO BUY

T4NrED TO BUY-Eectrio plate
snd range. must be cheap 3s7
south Ash street Phone 1880
1i-so-et
, 1921-11-30

FOR SALE-Good mans fur coat and
nearly new brass bed. 102 North
Grant street. Il-2e-2ts
, 1921-11-30
OFFERED

- YOU WANT your furniture ne
n,.ired. can at 3s7 So Ash. or phone
1850. ss-u
, 1921-11-30
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-is2o Ford coupe. $500.
a terms. Inquire II. z. Crude.
Casper Realty Co. Phone ISL or
1sssw evenings. 11-23-6t
, 1921-11-30

I VIII call nj your home for repair
,-r any and all furniture; ~rcvnrnish
= make new pieces. Phone 1eoW.
11-30-6t
, 1921-11-30

r. PAY highest prices for second
Nts,d furniture 3s7 South = Ash
greet. Phone 1850. i1-ls.tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-13
NUEVO COMISIONADO DEL
INMIGRACION EN- LOS |
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Ell Presidente Harding hace
diuerscs nombramientos
ImporfanfeS

TeIex-au,a Especial para ola PRESSA"
WASHINGTON, mario 12.-El Pre-
sidente Harding IA hecho hoy los
sieuientes nombramientos:
William Walter Husband. comisio-
aado general de ;nmigraci6n:
Harry Hilton BiTany. Official Guar
TO de IA Direction General de Co
rCeos:
Thomas ". Miller. abogado. ex-
r,iembro de IA Canara de Represen-
taates jefe de Ia oficina republica-
m de oriente durante Ia campaha
electoral dc 1920. tue nombrado de-
fensor de II propie6ad extranjera.
George Harvey. editor de Ia 'Har-
vey's Weekly" Sc cree que ha sido
elesiGo definitivamente ernbajado-
en- Lond-es. Tanto los nniembros re-
publicanos como los dem6cratas del
Senado han naaifestado su aproba-
ci6n por tai no-nbraniento.
e. coronel Harvey fua uno de los
que mas crabajaron para que Wilson
fuc-a desisnado candidate de n con-
veocihn 6em0crata de Baltimore en-
1912. pero antes de las elecciones de
Doviembre tiitimo hubo un choque
entire anbos V Wilson le escrieio di-
c;fndole que SUI ayuda le ponia diff
crltades, por 10 que Harvey Sc con-
virti0 en- uno de los mas teTioles
crfticos dc Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-13
SALIo PARA MEXICO EL ENcAR-
GADO De Ia EMSAJADA

Tsierra-sa E,p~c-t pa-o 1T PEEESA-
WASHINGTON, mario l2.-Ma-
nuel c. Tellez. Secret2r!o de II En-
bajada y Encargado de Negocios de
Mexico. salio hoy para "a capital de
Ia vecina Replblica con el objeto de
asistir Ia operaci6a qui-drgica que
le sera hecha 4 su herTnano IA seTna-
ma entrante y Sc cree que approve
chara esta oporturidad para discuur
con ell gobierno extenSamente II cues.
tion toda de las relac!ones entire los
Essados Unidos Y Mexico y Ia pro-
bable actitud de IA Gueva adninist-a-
cion amcriacna al trata- ei prcble-
ma meSicano.
Secun manifesto Teller no cree per-
manecer ea Washington mas de una
SeInana dos.
Por 10 que atane 4 IA situacion
mexcaaas. algunas autoridades ven
en- Ia huelga ferrocarrilera el pelisro
de que el ger1nen de una nueva re-
voluci6n pueda hallarse en- ella, hay
ademas otro factor que les causa
cierto desasosieSo, n saber. si cess-
fuerzo que estin hacienda los ele-
mentos radicales de Mexico para po-
merle t-abas a II administrator de
obreg6n.
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IA LEY De E)|DOS
HA S|DO OBJETO
De CR|T|CAS
Esp&rase que eI Senado
no obrara tan a la lige-
ra como 10 hicieron
los diputados

Tclegrama Especial para ola PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. mario 12-
La actitud de los diputados al Con-
sreso de Ia Union de aprooar violen-
tamente la Ley de Ejidos que pre-
sentara ell Secretario de Agricultural j
Fomento, general Villarreal. ha sido
comentatia con acritud por toda n
prensa de esta capital, pues Sc consi-
dera que IL tai Ley dara resultados
COM ple;alnente cotrtraproducentes.
Sc cree CUE el Senado procedera
con mayor cautela prudencia al dis
cutir cl proyecto de referencia Que
antes de apro5ario lie hara reformas
Con relaci6n al proyccto de IA Ley
de Ejidos. Sc sabe que Ia Comisi6n Ma
cional Agraria en- junta que celeord
aver, acordo Il emission de cincuenta
millones de pesos en- bonos para pa
gar a los tcrratenientes 4 quicnes sc
les expropien terrenos para Garlos CO.
mo ejidos al los pucblos bien para
de acuerdo con el rroyec
to dc ley asraria, agregardo que esos
bonos scrviITin para pagan las contri-
buciones federales.
Este proyecto Sc propondrd al Eje-
cu;ivo y 81 Congresc y se regla!ren-
tara