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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
PRESIDENT HARDING Accr,
BID FOR REPRESENTATION
sy4mEarcA.
COLONEL HARVEY REPRESENT
Ambassador Will Not Be Given Powe,
To Bind Nation to Action-lnvi,,
ton WeIcome-Answer Wa
Reply to-. British Invitation.

Observation-Disclosures Hardi,n
has accepted the invitation of tbo
allied supreme council that the Tint,
ed States be represented at the moo.
ings of that body as well as tbo.o
of the conferences of ambassadors
and the PREPARATIONS commission
George Harvey, newly appointed
ambassador to Great Britain. will q,
with the supreme council and take
part as the representative of tbe
president of the United States in tba
deliberations of that body.
representation at the Conference
of ambassadors i'll Paris and the rem.
arations commission Will be unoff.
cial. Tire ambassador to France win
be the observer on the former and
Roland w. Boyden will sit in official
capacity on the latter.
Decision to accept the councils in.
yitation was reached May at the
regular cabinet meeting and formal
announcement of it was made at the
White House. Soon afterward the
text OF the American reply to the in.
was made public at the state
department. 1t follows:
Americas Answer
The government of the United
States has received the communica.
ion in which you state that. with the
unanimous concurrence of the DOW
srs represented at the allied confer.
encee in London, you are to inquire
whether this government is disposed
% be represented in the future. as
was in the past, at the allied con-
erences, at the conferences of am
'assadors in Paris, and on the repa-
at1ons commission.
The government of the United
states, while maintaining the tradi-
1onal policy of abstention from par
iclpatlon In matters of distinctly Eu-
opean concern, is deeply interested
the proper economic adjustments
nd in just settlement of the mat
ers OF worldwide importance which
re under discussion in the conferen-
es and desires helpfu1ly to cooperate
I the deliberation upon these oues.
ons.
Mr.. George Harvey. appointed am
assador to Great Britain. will be in
,ructed on his arrival in England. to
IKE part as the representative of the
resident OF the United States in the
silDerations of the supreme council
ne American ambassador to France
Ill be instructed to resume his place
unofficial observer on the confer
ice OF ambassadors. and Mr.. Roland
s: Boyden will be instructed to sit
'an IN an unofficial capacity on the
parations commission.
Invitation Is Welcome.
1.-The government of the United
ates notes with pleasure your ex-
esslon of the belief of the repre-
natives of the allied governments
SemDIed in London that American
operation in the settlement of the
eat international questions grow
out of the world war will be OF
lterial assistance,
fhe answer of the American gov
was in reply to a formal
'itatlon presented at the state de-
rtment recently by Sir Auckland
ddes, the British ambassador.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
Invitation Is Welcome.

Capital Punishment Ends.
SToCkHOLM.-Capital punishment
in Sweden has been abolished.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13

NGTON-President Harding
has given pledge to the disabled sol
diers at Walter Reed hospital that
the nation would not fail in making
them fit to embrace 1.-THE opportunity
which is yours as citizens.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
Mail Robber Convicted.

EAST ST. LOUIS. Ill.-Loren Will
Hanson, % years old charged Jointly
with Guy Kyle, AZ. former Free Meth
odist pastor. with the $4,000 mail
robbery at Mount Vernon January IA
last, was convicted by grand Jury
in federal court recently.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
Bring Bodies of 1855 Soldiers.

NEW YORK-Bodies of 1855 Amer
lean soldiers who lost their lives in
France and Belgium arrived at quar-
antine recently, accompanied by AIS
comrades returning from the German
frontier
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
Kills Woman. Shoots Self.

LOS ANGELES, Cal-Mrs Marie
Maynard, 3S, was shot and killed re-
Gently and Albert F'ite, A. was found
unconscious, with a bullet wound in
his head and revolver near his
hand
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
Order Married Yanks Home.

COBLENZ.-The 500 American non
commissioned officers and men who
have married Europeans actually in
the Rhineland have been ordered
home
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
ProcIaims Memorial Day.

WASHINGTON--T annual Mem
orial day proclamation setting aside
May 30 as holiday was recently is
sued by President Harding.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-05-13
Pay Women Same AS Men.

TOPEKA, Kap.-Women who per
form mems work are entitled to the
same wages as men. This is the rul-
ing of the court of industrial rela-
tiOns.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
FALLEN ASLEEP

On Nnrdae tu~a n. 1921. at
about 3}1 r roo death angeI
visited he h.wa If Thomas ara
Minnie poe and .gok from them
their darling babe little Richard
Eugene. I'll, remains were laid "a
rest in 'he Hrarngvood cemetery
Little Richard qS born July 10
1918. hence wa, > Years. II months
and II dav, Old He was bright.
Iorable ycnu~,ter and will hc
greatly missed av all
He leaves to mourn his depar-
ture, a mother father. brother.
ard host Of other relatives and
friends.
Little Richard cannot come hack
TO us, but we can ro 70 him. H
In whom a'l ucWer exists saw H.
to place him bore Tor short ti,nc
as a flower. altho we cannot un-
ierstand everything that our Hea.
venly Father does. we know we
must say, His will. not ours. be
lone"
The following poem was written
" his aunt;
Little Richard has fallen asleep,
Never more we'll see his face.
Till we meet him Ger the river
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
WRONG CI..,sSIFiC ALTON

Show h'Ea wv, sagd she patient
editor. and che tunirw visitor
was conducted into hs presence
want an explanation cried
the visitor
Why. what's the matter"
asked the editor.
- here shouted the visitor
what dn sou mcan hy Publishing
my resignation from rny political
office in this way'H"
The editor raised hiss eyebrows
IN surprise.
WHY | thought you gave ou,
the story Yourself
No ! did, rcpIicd tho retired
i'oi'tieian. bursting with rage
bur ! didn't tell you ta print IT,
news under the head ~ Public
ImprnvsmentSr
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
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Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07
II VI KNOWLES. Ch,ropractor.
Patton. Missouri

Poplar BluF nave tr~a visiting
rrlAt-trs hers 2 fr,s days bat lef,
Saturday 20 slstg W. Henderson 4
parents near ltvssyilr
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Nuyford
and daughter. t.tous.s. ~ Omaha.
Nch., havc hcrn here several daya.
visiting Mr. Rar!ords parents.
Merchant and MB y W hurfoyd
{. T. l.awder ard son ~ Villa
Grove. III arrtvsd hcvr Monday
20 slcnd few days visiting his
father. II + I-awsirr nrar Huskry
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

There IL nothing In the whole
list OF t'esh-hsaiing remedies TIM.
can approach Liquid Rnrorone in
the rapidity with which Il heals
cuts wounds, sores. burns or
scAlds. II IN = marvellous ,iiscov.
cry Price, VI 6Nc and sIm
Sold ny all druggists.
Marble Hill press., 1921-07-07

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"rra. "t the rnua. this yi-
Ct .-1#rt tHv n. .sar. ar
Ma h-l SatHrH
r. PaIaaw uaE. ~s4 new
Fori last SATURDAY,
Tie ua.gg q. Brown s.
81 u night was @ attended
ar. a. seemed ~ a good
tn
crowd that w.-t this road
artertalned before rnarninu
~ by an excellent solo rem.
dor. by Mrs Rose raaE9 on =
@"' harp
.e Of our young aaopIe spent
0~ rourth at Sodgc%ickyillo
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10

daughter spent Wednesday N coshoc-
ton.
MISS Fern FsfdrtcK spent Sunday
with Miss ArdelIe Hendershot.
Mrs. Guy styers is on the sick list.
Mr.. Earl Sapp was business caller
at Millersburg Saturday.
Miss Phyllis Palmer Of Miliersburg
visited Miss Eleanor Meeks Tuesday.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Church Of Christ next Sunday
evening.
Mrs. 8. 4. Day returned home from
Bethany, W.. Va, after weeks visit
with her daughter, Helen, who grad.
uated there.
Mr.. Frank Htghman is improving
his hotel by giving 1t coat Of paint.
The w. c. T. U. met at the home of
Mrs. Ray Basin. Meeting was opened
by Mrs. E. c, Horton, president, by
reading scripture lesson. Selected
reading by all members present De.
licious lunch was servedby the host.
ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sapp and daugh.
ter elsie spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Ef5ie sapp, east of town. ~
Mr.. Clifford strouse spent Sunday
at Big Prairie with his brothers.
u - ~ =
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10
~lDEl|sDU||e

Regular services at the Church OF
Christ next Saturday evening and san.
day morning.
Rev Carr Of Utica will preach next
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Dosie Burkholder Of Mt. Yer.
non spent several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Wfggins.
Mrs. L.zSie Ramsey Of Frederick.
town attended inspection OF Glenwood
chapter Friday evening ana spent the
nights WIG, Mrs T.jLiI8sss.
Mrs. Hannah Wolfe returned to her
home after spending the past week
with her daughter, Mrs. Guy Taylor,
at Mt. Vernon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Warman Of
Mt Vernon spent the weekend with
the latter's sister, Mrs. Guy Cottrell.
| Mrs. Ida Martin Of Newark was call
ing on friends Saturday evening =
Miss Stella Burris Of Mt. Vernon
was the guest OF Miss Grace Harris
oyer Sunday. =
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Sims OF How.
ard spent Sunday with relatives \
Mrs. Iva Rine spent the weekend
(, with her sister-in.law at Mt. Vernon,
who accompanied here home.
little Ralph and Harold Mills Of
Fredericktown are visiting their
srandparents, MT. and MRS. Robert
,Nelick. ss..ste I, .;tl, ;ssa
(;,Mr: and, d,eMrs. Stewart. Evans Of Mt.
Vernon attended ds' 'thildrenils bay ex:
ercises here and we're the guests Of
Mrs. Aria Harris.
Mr.. Frank Tydings and family Of
Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with Mrs.
Tydings' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Scott. '.r
Mrs. Ramey OF Fredericktown visit.
ed her brother, Alex Scott, and wife.
Saturday night and Sunday.
The June meeting at the Church of
Christ from the 14th until 18th of this
month.
Mrs. Media Crumrine OF Delaware,
and daughter Bessie, of Indiana, visit
ed Mrs. Aria Harris this week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10
MARTINSBuRG

The l. 0. o. F. memorial address
will be delivered in the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clOcl
by Rev. Paul o. Weimer of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Deal of Co
lumbus came Saturday expecting tt
stay a few weeks at the Townsend
home. The fiat vacated by them will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hancock. sA
Mrs. Greeley Rine is visiting hel
parents for a short time. ''7@"S N'' a''
Mrs. Emma Kerr celebrated her
74th birthday anniversary Sunday
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w
o. Roberts of Utica, and daughter,
Mrs. Catherine Riley, of Centerburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. schooler and
daughter Clare, of Columbus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Kerr and daughter Ruth, of
Buckeye City, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
schooler of Akron. All report de-
lightful day.
Miss Laura Bowman is entertaining
her cousin from Muskogee, Okla
The Misses Morris from Enid, Okla.
are visiting Mrs. Toland. They ex-
pect to leave Thursday to visit their
father, in Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Laura McWilliams Woods, her
husbnad and niece, Mrs. Ginty, visit
ed friends here last week. They reside
In Cleveland.
Mr.. Elmer Harrison of Utica spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. /.
Cline.
4 Mrs. Roy Curtis Of Morgan Center
visited her mother, Mrs. Arlington,
Sunday.
Mr.. Alfred Rine has purchased the
Kidd property. Mr.. Weevil will oc-
cupy it. Mr., John Rine has moved to
the farm.
Mrs. Wesley Tilton has returned to
her home in Crooksville. Her sister,
Mrs. Sarah Fuller, does not improve.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10

ing game from Millwood Sunday by
the score OF q TO 9.
st. Luke's church has installed a
new Willys.KMght lighting. system
throughout the church and parish.
Roy Lower of Keene is spending a
few days here with relatives.
The Misses Tile of Shelby are WIS.,
iting with Mrs. Jennie Swingle this
week.
Miss Ella Rice, who recently under.
went an operation for appendicitis Mt
Mt. Vernon, Is expected home this
week.
John Monisger of Greer was calling
on friends here Tuesday.
William Wedge of Wooster was
calling on old friends here Tuesday,
Mrs. Lulu DeMyer of Columbus Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. v. Coch-
ran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lind are co.
lumbus visitors this week.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10

Mr.. Theo Durbin of Akron spent
Sunday with W. e. Durbin and fam.
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOFFMAN OF 1,oudon.
Vile spent Sunday with Link Ban.
bury and family.
All the business houses OF the Twin
City will continue to close at noon ev.
cry Thursday during June, July and
August.
Mr.. Harry Highman of Centerburg
was calling on friends. here Sunday.
Mr.. sThede stull spent Sunday in
Canton with relatives.
Mr.. w. B. Payne is confined to his
home with the mumps.
Mrs. L. 8. limbaugh and son Clin-
ton,' Of Akron, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Mr.. Roscoe Leonard spent Sunday
at Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Henley are vis-
iting relatives at Wooster !.
Mr.. Fred Carver and Frank Brad.
field were at Columbus Friday.
Danville will play the strong Glen.
mont team here Saturday, June H..
The East Ohio Gas Co. drilled in a
ten million gas we'll on the Parsons
farm Thursday. It is one Of the best
in the county. 4f
Mrs. Iona Shaffer is visiting rela.
tives at Akron. !. rs. t,,. Z,
Mrs A. j.. Workman has gone to
Cohnbus to make her, home with her
dattshter Sfor" tie summer 2, ''''ss''s'
Mrs. Perry Workman of Akron is
visiting her mother, Mrs. l. E. Mack
ey, who is critically i'll.
Mr.. ]. r. Greer was Mt. Vernon
visitor Thursday.
Mr.fW. H. Baker OF the East Ohio
Gas Go. is spending few days in this
vicinity.
Mr.. B.. w. Logsdon has accepted a
position on the Amity pike.
Mr.. Charles Breckaer and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with rel.
atives at Canton.
Mr.. Herbert Barnes has purchased
q new car.
The Children's Day exercises at the.
Church of Christ were we'll attended
Sunday night.
Donnie and Edward Dewald OF Mt,
Vernon were visiting friends here this
week. .s,a, r
Quite a few of our young people at
tended the dance at Gambler satur-,
day night. :. 3. a
Misc Marilla Welker is visiting
friends at Wooster
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lybarger of Cleve-
land were visitors at the home OF j.
B. White last week,
Mr.. Alfred Wheaton of Central City
spent Sunday hsre with relatives
Mr.. M. =. Durbin went to Akron
Monday. Nt qs.-.,.,
The K:aoi &c. team won an interest.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10
UNION Grove

The Rev, Mr., Keeiing, Wife and fam
lily took dinner iSasha MraPieree Dudgl
con Sunday. Is.
The Children's Day exercises at the
Grove church was attended by a pack
ed house.
Many from this place attended In.
spection of Knox chapter, No. 236, O.
E. s., Mt. Vernon, last Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shrontz took
dinner with Morgan Rfnehart, Sun,
day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10
.BR|NKHAvEh

Mrs. Dole Wilcox and daughter
were called home on account Of the
sickness OF her mother, Mrs. Sarah
House.
Mr.. Solomon Hoagland, who has
been i'll for the, past two weeks, is i'm.
proving.
Mr.. Carl Fendrick of Orville, Mr..
Floyd Bailey and Mr.. Clarence Fen.
drick took dinner Sunday with their
cousins, Mr.. Earl Sapp.
Mrs. Sherman Blubaugh, Mrs. Chas.
Easterday. Mrs. George Blubaugh and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-06-10
cOSHDcT9A ROAD
PIKE IS Opened
New Concrete Floor Being
Placed h. Bridge At
Monroe Mills

The Coshocton road pike, which
was closed for repairs on the hill this
side of Monroe Mills, is now opened
for traffic. The work has been com.
pleted and the pike is now in splendid
condition. e5aIe
A cement floor is being placed in
the bridge at Monroe Mills. so the
traffic is directed bower the detour
bridge just north Sf the new bridge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-06

A las nueye media de II rIafiana
de hoy comenZar4 el juraoo en- Ia eau
sa alberta contra el enagenado Clemen-
te Apolinar, de treinta amos, native de
San Antonio, n Quien Sc lie acusa del
homicidio de Theodore Bernhardt, Va
quero de X amos, quien sacrifice
hace hoy tres semanas en- Ben Brick
Yards, extreme este de Ia ciudad, conde
apasentaha un ganado.
La Corte del $50. que preside 9! Juez
s. G. Taylor ha diSpuesto una situacion
especial dc Glen individuos para insa-
cular el personal del Jurado, que sera
de doce miembros.
Posiblemente ei primer namamiento
de jurados Sc va i prolonSar por razon
de que el Estado Y la Gefensa, para es-
coger un tribunal publico en- 10 absolu-
10 impartial, tendrin que desechar q
aquellos que manifiestan escrupulcs de
conciencia sobre la aplicscion de IL pc
ma de muerte que corresponds en- Ia
cauSa que sc venula por que tengan
forrnada W determinada opinion en- el
case. Va sea por las impresiones de
los informes que ba pubhcado la prem
sd o por su conocimicnto con Ia familia
del oCciSo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-06
Robes Dom;nguez sera pues
TO en- iibertad

rclegrama Especial para IA PRENsA".
CIUDAD DE MENCO. septiembrc
5-El Ingeniero Alfredo Robles Do
miugucz, fue consignado hoy al Pro-
curador General de Ia Repnblica,
nuien a su vez 10 consignarA a no de
sos Jueces dc Distrito que prev'a-
mente sera desisnado.
La creencia general es que a Ro-
bIes Dominguez Sc lie dejara en- Ii
bertad. en- vista de que parece Sc ha
descubierto que su apprehension Sc de-
bio a indignos manejos del Jefe Mi
litar de Ia poblaci0n de Nuevo Lare-
do.
Conlo al Presidentc Obregon har
indisnado estos procedimientos, para
hacer prisioneros los enemigos po-
liticos. crese que el inseniero Hobles
Dominguez quedara en- absolute l.
bertad dentro de pocos dfas. tan prom
to como los hechos Sc aclaren deaida
mente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-06
HUBO Una JUNTA De
MEX|CANOS EN-
SAN MARCOS
Sc arregIaron las diferencias
entre los miembros de la
Comisioon Henorlfica
UN INCIDENTE MUY
DESAGRADkHE
En- un restaurant no Sc guerra
dar de cenar al Consul y
a sus acompanantes

La Comision Honoriflca MeNlcana
de San Marcos, Texas, celebro el do
rninco 4 del actual una sunta Ia cue
concurri6 el Consul de Mexico en- esta
ciudad. sefior Angel Casarin Jr.. el
Vice Consul. y el senor l!defonso SAL
dana. Ell representation de LA PREM
SA. ademas de las personals que in
tegran la Comisi6n Honorifica De
muchos mexicanos de los residences en-
la poblacion y sus alrededores.
-Ademas, concurrieron ia Junta
reprsentantes de algunas sociedades,
entire las que contamos los siguientes:
Jose Nerio, en- representation del cam
pamento de Hacneros "Abeto' numero
327o: Ruperto Gonzalez, en- represen-
taci6n dc la sociedad "MurIalista
Amigos del Pueblo" Lido Cabailero'
de Ia Sociedad de Eacheros 'Seoas-
tian Lcrdo de Tejada" de MaXWei'
Texas. V el sefor CaliNto q. Cefoa'
Presidente del Comite Patrlouco de
San Marcos V Ia Brigada de Ia Cruz
Azul Mexicana. al frente de ia cual
estaba su Presidenta Ia senorita Je-
susita Gomez.
las dos media de la tarde. no.
"a en- que arribaron a ID poblaclon los
representantes consulares de LA
PPENSA, las comisiones que arrloa
nencionamos estuvieron en- Ia esta-
ci6n del ferrocarril para reciblr los
l., Dad 2a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-06
UNA TREMENDA TRAGEDLA DE
AVLAC[ON OCLlRRIO MUY CERCA
DE Ia CIUDAD DE MEXICO
HOY PRINCLPLARA FL JURADO
De CLEMENTE APOLNAR
La causa durard probobIemente, toda la semana
Sc anuncia que la lucha serd reaida entire
ell Estado la defensa

que le fue causada con una piedra,
OCCASION mas reciente que estuvo en- el
Southwestern Insane Asylum de
South Loop, data de mediados de 1916
al II de julio de 1917. Sin embargo
Ia primera veZ, cuando recibi6 Ia
pedrada en- II cabeza, no Sc sujeto a
tratamiento medico porque fue despreo
cupado Y nunca ha hecho case dc en-
fermedades.
\ efecto de comprobar Ia irrespon-
sabilidad criminal de Apolinar sal
varlo del patibulo, su defensor Licen-
ciado Patterson, va Il pedir Ia Corte
que sea sujetado ell REQ q una junta
de medicos que 10 examine Y observe en-
sus fdcuitaGes mentaes. rindiendo en-
su oportunidad I'm informe que deter
mine 81 cuando cometio el crimen, pu-
do haberlo hecho en- el complete conoci-
miento dcl alcance de sus actos.
Aparentemente Apolinar no parece
eStar loco; converse con naturaliG, d
recuerda hechos, fechas, personals, su-
cesos Y los detalles del crinen los re-
fiere con toda calma- sin omitir dato
alguno. por mas horripilante que sea.
No Sc manifesto arrepentido, pues dice
que va esta cansado de ser objeto de
buriaS perSecucioneS que al matar
su victima 10 hizo en- un arrebato dc
ira porQue lie cnlodaba el aqua que iba
beber, a pesar de haberle dicho que
no Ia ensuciara."
Por otra parte, el Estado, al cual re
presentau cl Fiscal del D;strito Meas
kill y .sus- ayudantes1 Anthony y Dw-yer
tienen decidido sostener ante el jurado
(Pass la PaS. Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-06
TRES EMBAJADORES
PRESENTATION SUS
CREDENCIALES
Son los del Brasil, EspaHa
Y Ell Salvador

relcgrama Especial para LA PRENSA-'
CIUDAD DE MEXGCO, septiembre
5.-Al medic dia de hoy tuvo lugar en-
cl Salon de Embajadores del Palacio
Nacional. la solemne reception que Sc
hizo a los Embaiadores Especiales,
excelentfsimos senores Antonio de Eel
tosa, Diego Saavedra Y Juan Pare
des que vienen representando al Bra
sill. Espana Y El Salvador respecti-
vamente a las fiestas del Centenario.
La presentation de las credenciales
que los acreditan como Emba jadores
Extraordinarily de sus respectivas ma
clones, Sc verfico en- el solemne acto,
que fue presenciado por muchisimas
personals y por los funcionarios del
gobierno que 81 asistieron.
Expresiones cordiales Sc cruZaron
entire ell Presidente Obreg6n y los di-
plomaticos extranieros. los que ex-
presaron el gran deseo que los aaina
para estrechar mas los vfnculos de
amistad que unen a los pueblos ami
Cos. hacienda votos por Ia feiicidad
de las naciones y por el pueblo de Me-
xico. contestando el Presidcnte en-
tern1inos cordiales. agradeciendo Ia
cortesfa de los gobiernos que han acep
tado Ia invitacion que Sc les girara.
Las delegaciones militares de Qua
temsla Y de El Salvador llegaron tam
bien a la capital, siendo recibidas por
los representatives del Executive de
Ia Secretaria de Guerra y Marina,
auienes los han agasajado conforme
las practicas que en- estos casos Sc
estilan.
Como uno de los nuIneros de los
festejos del Centenario, tuvo lugar
hoy Ia solemne Inauguration del Con-
greso Agron6mico, Ia que Sc verifi-
CO en- Ia maiiana, con la asistencia del
Secretario de Agriculture y de todos
los delegados que 10 integran.