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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
No mas Mexicanos en- los Estados Unidos...

patriotas para que salgan del
t~erritorio americana, sin poder
siquiera recoger a sus fainilia-
res y realixar sus intereses.
FL seior Subsecretario de
Relaciones manifesto que mu-
chos de nuestros compatriotas
han sido notificados que deben
dirigirse a Ia frontera mexica-
ma desde luego sin permitfrse-
les hacer uso del mes que seha-
laron las autoridades de Wash
ington. Sobre este, sc han da-
do instrucciones al licenciado
Manuel Tsllez, para que pida
al Departments de Estado
protection y garantias para los
mexicanos que sc encuentran
considerados en- Ia ley de ex-
pulsi6n dictada en- su contra.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
noche de Arte
La Ultima Session de Ia "Liea
Pr0tectora Latina"

Como un precioso ramillete de
capullos perfumados iniciSndose
en- el amor, como I'M jardfn fore
cido o como un vergel azteca, en-
noches de gala, present&base el
Auditorium" el jueves de
la semana pasada, en- donde Ia
"Liga Protectora Latina" daba u
ma fiesta en- honor de los sefiores
Ismael Sonoqui y Joaquin Coma
Lee, Sfndicos Supremos de la Ii
ga.
Bello cuadro en- donde la gra-
cha y galanteria de la mujer me
xicana puso de relieve. una vez
mas, su valor moral y en- donde
en- nombre de la F~raternidad, to-
dos los concurrentes. tanto agasa-
jados como visitantes, pasamos u
nos gratos momentos que hicie-
ron olvidar nuestro exilio volun-
tario.
Cumplidos los tramites de RI
gor y saludados los huespedes de
honor por la VOC vibrante y armo-
niosa del sefior Gabriel Navarro,
de la reduction de Gel Heraldo de
Mexico" de esta ciudad y Sfndico
de la Logia, principle la velada
lirico-literaria en- esta forma:
Una parafrasis de "Il Trovato-
re-, por la delicada poetisa Lolita
de Valencia, ejecutada con una
tecnica propia, sorprendiendo con
sus agiles de atormentada por Ell
cilicio y Ell pensar profundo las
blancas teclas del monstruo.
lComo llegar a comprender ell
espfritu de S nina que va Sc mi
cia con u versos estilo Poenia-
Ito? lDe d6nde ha surgido csc ser
de tan varia y ~exoterica imagina-
cion? En- que fuentes bebe su ms
piracion? Tai vez alg1n dfa poda-
mos descifrar este enigma, y por
hoy contentemonos con saber que
la joven poetisa tiene un gran ca
RHO para su Kirino, I'm gatito da~
nunciano, que anna el fru-fru de
las sedas y el calor de los senos
erectos.
Ell segundo n1mero correspon-
diole al seior professor Salvador
Salcedo, recitando de una manera
muy correcta su canto a la "Liga
Protectora Latina"
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

de ellos no han tenido tempo
suficiente para realixar sus Pc
quehos intereses que desde ha-
&c tempo posefan en- diversos
lugares de los Estados Unidos,
y que hoy sc ven obligados a
rematar para Poder salir hacia
Mexico en- acatamiento de las
disposiciones de n Casa Blan-
ca.
En- vista de h gravedad que
reviste el asunto. nuestro Co
bierno di6 instrucciones cable
gr&ficas a nuestra Embajada
en- Washington y a los consul
les en- los diversos lugares dom
de existen mexicanos que de-
ben ser expulsados, protestan-
do por el perentorio plazo que
sc ha concedido a nuestros com
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13
AHoRA PREGUNTAMoS

81 en- algdn pals hispano anne
ricano resolvieran dictar una ley
semejante contra los ciudadanos
DE Estados Unidos, porque estos
sc suenan en- los dedos, ponen los
pies sobre los escritorios, mascan
tabaco en- IL Gales, besan 4 sus
mujeres en- cualquier lugar, squk
Sc lie esperarfa a aquel pafs9
Hay dos classes de analfabetos
los que no conocen nj Ia O aun
cuando TODD mundo sabe que es
redonda. y otra, aquellos que "a
biendo leer no respetan nj las cos
tumbres de los pueblos que visi-
tan.
Y ahora, que contin1en los ban
quotes en- nuestra capital en- ho-
nor de quienes de una manera tan
fraternal proceden!
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-08-13

Mas luego Ia sehorita Hernia
Pelayo ~acompaiada por el macs
tro Chavez, cant6 "Ojos Tapa-
tfos" y "Estrellita." Su linda VOC
de mezzo-soprano le conquist6
mercedes aplausos.
Tambien II senorita Laurita Ca
70, acompafada por 81 graciosa
hermanita, obsequi6 4 la concu-
rrencia con I'm Undo couplet, que
sc dign6 repetir, a instancias y a.
plausos del auditorio.
T6cole el turno a Ia figulina ia
|hasqueia. seforita Esther Tapia,
Tete, como ella gusta que la la
men, que tanto triunfa en- los sa-
ZONES sociales, como en- los tea
tros, y nos regal6 con Los Amo-
res del Charro y la China" y tras
una larga ovaci6n cant6 "Sangre
Azteca", letra y m1sica de nues-
tro particular amigo Ell maestro
Nava.
Como la nota c6mica no podia
faltar, Gil Gut, Ell genial artista
voudevillesco, que tanto Sc hace
aplaudir en- uno de los teatros de
la colonia, recit6 ell "Sombrero
Jarano," y algunos n1meros de su
vasto repertoire.
va cerca de las doce de la no
che dio las gracias en- carinosas
frases ell Organizador General de
la Liga, nuestro distinguido ami
60 el senor don Arturo Chacel, y
los jovenes sc dedicaron a termi-
mar la velada r~indiendole pleitesfa
a Tersfcore.
AL General Gutierrez, Presiden.
te de la Liga y a u dignos con-
socios, damos nuestras felicitacio.
mes por estos marcados trunfos.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11
Egg of Passenger
Pigeon for SI,ODO

urbana, III, April 10. How
would YOU like to buy a dozen eggs
guaranteed stale. FOR sl2.O00g Wit,
prices OF ordinary hen fruit" nus
tering back To near reasonable
levels. $1,000 seems Glgh for any cgs
but that Is the estimated value OF d
single egg In the Natural History
Museum OF the University Of hi
nols here. II Ia the egg OF a passcn.
ger pigeon. an American bird now
extinct. The egg was given TO the
University By T. i. Musclman, a
former student.
The last known passenger pigeon
died In the Cincinnati Geological
Gardens about five years ago. Fol.
lowing the birds death. the AmerI.
can ornithologists Union offered
$1,000 to anyone proving the exis.
tencc OF a nesting pair. but none OF
the original species was ever dis.
covered.
Passenger pigeons were once ms
numerous in the Mississippi Valley
that uleir mlgrations darkened thu
sky.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11
SITS PREDICTS MIDGETS WILL END
SEASON NEAR TOP or w. A. COLUMN

Springfield, Charley slla today
picked the Mldgeis 10 finish rrn,
two. three In he Western -
tlon race this eason sta clnlms ~
has a team that from preaont lndi.
cations should como close to lead.
ing the league In hitting.
lie has picked up thrco great.
looking pitching recruits IN Bishop.
nodgca aud Brown. aud an Of the
trio have cinohed tholr Jobs with
the club. In the outfiold he viii have
Benny Martin TO take tho place of
.llcrschcl Bennett and either wcli
or Mclloy viii be m improvement
over any man that played IN right
last year with the exception OF the
short time that Don Brown hold
down the fob. st. John does not
seem TO have gone back any and
VIII sold down left uga'n.
The club g. stronger IN every de-.
partment than Il was last year With
the exception OF the catcher staff
SITS is now angling Tor IN expert.
onccd backstop.
The most noticeable improvement;
10 In the pitching staff AZ the
present time five OF the hurlcrs are
certain OF being taken 70 Miami
They are LOWS, Bishou. Brown
Jones and Hodges. a rAih man viii
be carried on the STAFF for the nirst
ten days Of the season aud a not
battle is being wagea among WI.
sen, Hoover and sayre for the job.
Lefty Gilmore Is due 10 arrive Ger
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

NO place can last or ought to
last which does not recognize and
accept the principle that govern.
menis derive all their just powers
from the consent Of the governed. ..
President Wilson to the 4. s.
Senate. May 81, 1916. This Is the
doctrine Peter Golden Is now
preaching daily to immense meet
ings all over the country. Don't fat
to hear bin in tic court house We'd
resday evening. 1i-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

iris Speaker. boss OF the chan.
pion lcyelpnd indians. has a way
Of hts own TO fool the baseball
gamblers. Heretofore Il WAS a Gus.
tenn of Speaker 10 announce his
pitching selection overnight. This
season cleyrland'a hurlcr viii not
be disclosed until game time. The
Cleveland boss believes by employ.
Ing this method gamblers cannot al.
ford TO make bets and lay odds ON
Cleveland, not knowing who the
pitcher II to be.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

One disadvantage s,la expects a.
encounter " that the club probably
viii be riddled at the end of the
aoason lie believes he hna nt least
six men who will bid farewell %
class d bah a, the end OF the year
aud 80 higher up.
Tho practice game between ths
regular and yannlglns, scheduled q
be played yesterday afternoon. waa
called OF ON account OF rain. 4
short game Will be- played this
afternoon. providing the diamond Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

amy day and win also put. In a did
Tor the opposition On tho e;4n. ca.
more Was vita pawhuaha ias, $50
ard was rated q good pitcher.
In addition TO six pitchers. stl.
viii take four outfleldcrA, Barney
81. John. benny Martin, wcla and
Mcllroy. ON the first trip, ono OF
them win be- cut loose uiler tn
arft ten days. Both Moore an 7
A'Day otohero. viii be taken On
the trip ana IL nm experienced back.
stop Is obtained the staff VIII mum.
bcg three on the trip.
The club must be en-, down 10 n
players, exclusive Of SITS. ten day.
after the start OF the season.
The Springfield pilot 10 anxious T.
develop q team OF good buffers and
VIII spend q great portion Of tc
practice sessions IN sacrifice hitting.
iio Is also spending time on haso
running and the club g. showing IN.
dlcaiIons Of being mst.
stil says there "a nothing crmllc
ABOUT the Midget team this year and
he expects them to put mp a better
class OK bali than is generally as.
played by "a class ID aggregation.
Benny Meyer. when asked what Dec
thought OF the club. said il waa good
enough FOR any class - circuit in
the country. and SITS firmly b..
lieycs Il Is a bettcr %ollaround cll0
than the 1911 Peoria team with
vlich be won O Threel League pen.
nant.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

apple Il had kissed the LEFT field
fence.
Having received a telegram stat.
INK that his wlfo was critically IN.
kinnick. third baseman. left ycster.
day afternoon for hlf home In Pana.
III. Bully Mclean guarded the hot
corner In the game yesterday and In
performing those duties he handled
chances without n hobble. Ray
Winder h fortunate In having .
man OF Bully's calibre hanging
around his ball lot. lie al fll any
Job on Il baseball team. save that OF
pltdaer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

The real strength OF the winder
mnohlnc will be tested this after.
noon and tomorrow. To n certain OK.
tent. the standing OF the players IN
The estimation OF fandom will be de.
iermincd by their showlngs In these
two exhibitions. Tho outcome OF the
Sturdy.kramer contest for the first
base job. In all probability. viii be
decided by the work displayed In
the Omaha Tits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Drap Hayes probably will start
Mike cvcngroa against the Nebras.
hanS. Mike twirled five innings In
the first game against tie Elks'
nine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

About thirty five per cent Of tho
scat OF an average furnace a
wasted IN chimney loss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

An attack OF tonsllliis was rcspon
siblc FOR Field Manager Hayes
being out OF the game Sunday after.
noon lie probably will not be able
to do any Of the receiving In the
Omaha games. Acting In Drap'H alb.
sencc yesterday. Brazil. the Univer.
sity OF Arkansas lad. worked behind
the wlndpad. lie was up four times
and managed TO get o sacrifice ily.
a single to left field, n long Fly to
rlgh, field and n base on balls.
Caly enc base was awlpcd OF the
BrazIl-liughes combination.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Drap's outfit looked like n real
baseball team In the game yefter-
day afternoon, They played cFrorlcss
hall and exercised streng,A with
the sticks. Elmore and Henry. pitch.
ers. and Sturdy and Kramer. first
basemen, were the only Hayesmen
who went hitless.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Little Charlie Coyle came into his
W In the second game with the
Elk herd. lie started the leagnerB'
scoring in the first inning when he
raped out a two base hit. was sac
rificed TO third by Kramer and
scored on Jim McLean's double.
The midget shortstop handled four
difficult chances, two OF which we're
Of the difficult type. without an err.
ror.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Bishop, a bid right handed pitcher,
has been signed by Springfield and
Is expected TO report this week IN
m%id-season condition. That SITS OK.
poets much OF the big boy Is dem.
onstrated by his letting three hurl.
ers go to make room FOR him. They
were Dodd. Otnes and owens.
Bishop has been greatly sought this
sprlnl and tentatively closed a
contract. It Is said. with Sioux ity.
but secured his release without re.
porting. Sayre. an outfielder and
brother OF the pitcher. and Swearin-
gen. a catcher also have been cast
adrift by Springfield.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Dutch" Strauss. Chickasha high
school athletic director. led the
herds batting attack. He %garnered
two clean singles and was robbed Of
n third safe blow when Sweeney
made a nifty catch of his line drive
into right field. The former Piillips
University baseball and football star
was offered a Pawhuska contract
last season but refused to accept.
having made arrangements to play
semi.pro baseball in southern Okla
homa. Strauss probably would
strengthen the receiving department
Of one Of the Western Association
teams If given a cEi,nce after the
close of the present school year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

The Springfield directorate Is try.
ing hard to line up an experienced
catcher before the season gets un.
der way. Negotiations for n back.
stop with class A experience are
now under way and II is almost sure
that the club will start the g on
well fortified In this department.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-11

Green had no trouble scoring on
his two base blow in the eigth in
ring. Roy nwell allowed the fast
moving sphere to go between his
legs and before lie could recover the
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-03

rs IadIess ~ the Prairie View
0Qn11yf 6ehDo1 VIII hold . food sale
Ia the. 6nOderAss Food Co.. window
Saturday Nov 12. .H-N
r. III. Alien. is home from Pueblo.
whore he Sefted on the grand jury.
AF.. Allen also Jasde trip to Colo
rado Springs while gone.
"a big reduction on Millinery and
yeils., "A large selection to choose
from. Lizzie DeBus.
+ Happy Owens held Z sale Of
furniture on the street Saturday
afternoon.
:; Mrs. T. G. Miller who had been
the ,gueat of her brother. DR.. X. d.
Wilson for some time. left Saturday
afternoon for her bone In Dsllas.
Texas.
Don't fail to zee Marshall Neilsn's
prdAiuctjons -Dinty' with Wesley
Barry at the Cow Club Friday and
saturday. 30 and Is cents.
It's human nature to borrw-and
It's just. ~ much human nature to
forget TO tAteit back.
:. n = y r i
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-03

1t ID mighty eneouraeing to note
that the crest American fah IL once
more back ON . normal basis Of
production.
FOR RENTLTwo unfurnishsd
rooms and porch. r. w. Smith.
1911.
Many 4 Holly man k0es broke
letting his wife have the money
rather than argue with her and
lose both argument and money.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Nearly
new typewriter. Also fiat top
desk. See r. W. Smith 1atf
II moving pictures cause I'll the
trouble. asked . Holly man yester
day. yhat caused It before we had
moving pictns6.
The Chieftain takes subscrti5.
fions for al newspapers and period
'cals published. Make your selee-
,ion for your Christmas presents
1Ow.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-03

What the Topeka. tKansasl Jour
nal eAiisNA sure sign Of 3 hard whit
er: A. G. Townlsy, Nonpartisarl
isguear. is eager to 70 to jail and
serve 4 sentence imposed q year
AeO.
We sSiAetimes feel confident that
more .h6ily men would join the
church y Il had some sort Of sess
ret password and = grip.
TED pueh was down from Gran.
sdA Monday evening.
WANTED:-Msn or women to take
orders anaons friends and neigh
bofs for the genuine guaranteed
hosiery. full line for men. women
and children. Eliminates darning.
We pay 75c an hour spare time or
$500 asweek for full time. Exper-
ienee unnecessary. Write Interna-
tIpnAl Stocking Mills, Norristown,
ri. saa Z u
FOR SALE -Miieh Goats. Phone
ssfn. a. D. Bennett, Holly, Colo.
70 It.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-03
4 BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Hallexe.sn Max nan

he big mask ball given ct the
STR Theatre Monday evening was
. big success in every respect. Over
S0 enjoyed the festivities of the
ev4nfng. The hall was tastefully
desnrated appropriate to the season
ana the costumes worn by the dane
ersswere elaborate and appropriate.
Tho prize for the best costume, was
awarded Miss Ila ,DeWald.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-11-03
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: Ds.Aons or suupAY Won =
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Holly-st. Joseph's Church.
Masses: First and third Sundays.
1000 = m. Second and fourth Sum.
days, 8 Z. n. BensdietiOn Of the
Most b. 6Acrament after the ten o.
clock AaaA sunday school after
the services.
Bristol- St. Nary's Church.
Nasses: First and third Sugdsys.
500 I. N. 6eeond md fourth 6uh-
days, 1O:00. 4 m. Benediction Of the
Most B Sacrsment after the ten
o'clock Nasa. Sunday School sftsr
the sersiese. ss..s.
Gransjs-6acred Heart Church.
Masses: The Fifth Sunday Of the
Month. the second Saturday OF the
month At 500 T. m. SUNDAY
school after the Masses.
K0en Ranch.
Sunday School. Second and fourth.
sundays Of month. at 2:3O p. m.
Hartman.
DervtNs and Sunday School I the
second Saturday Of the month ct q:
90 p. m. 6 =
Sermons at Ill the Services We
are pleased to invite everybody.
FATHER D. A. BARRY
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