The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-28
GREAT THRONG
OFFERS HONORS
TONEWCONSUL
Inspiring Scenes Enacted
At Banquet Given BY
Mexican Colony

rana 90 Corpus christi crowded tho
rtrotta ln FRONT 0f the 'Tancho CRANE
de- house nt the hig banquet and
foln pitDn mst night in hunp ~ tho
ueW NfEiNHn rOHHul isnnr Ifnncl.-
cu o. cnth2HH nf he MeFirHn col.
uuy af the oiiV under The ausriccH ~
The EduCntitc club. "riuh EduDhuNe
Armada NfrKu" NuuuuHni N Mexican
huHinraH wen OF the city
finv Miior. HUH Sutherland Prank
HnhiuHuu - wright nt = %.
Arnold ana % d NrlukH were Invited
guests rhr Hffff hfrnn li 90 lock
Tho CONSUL HNno. cHNNsca. nnd hla
assistant vice consul loci Garcia
were escorted by committee tNp.
rceenting the club around thr rrrrus
room hHN Whlrl wHH tho front porch
~ GrandC house. frclnF month intro.
ducinG tho consul 90 iho guesiH
The Mexican pnpulncp cnnld fng nn
the proceedings from The street whore
they had rathorfd early lr ueqt
crowds Thef stood lf aifcufinn with
hHfs on 10 Tho MfElrnn national un-
them which wac played hy The ~.
mon H0iHnna Hhratrn The porch ni
mo huilf'nr wuH r1fufeiF decorated
lrth rNfm irrrHa fOwrrH ard drnp-
cry, with old GLORY and the red white
Hnn nIHfU flHY lN prominence.
Tho address % welcome 90 he zone
aui woe delivered hY o. Inriuun aim.
nn1. urcsideni of the club Jesus N
tuna aHcfctnry ~ The club acted nt
foastnnrfer
Joel garrin. yirc corqni made tho
ouoniur nddrras saying thni the Mrsi-
eHn people should rer0rrirf tho dir
nifN az me office which Nnnnr Co
vayna hnidn ana hr anid hn extended
most sincere welcome tn the hirh
personality ~ the connl in his Pc.
rfflnu nn rrurf sentative ~ Mfrlru
Senior cavaros Speaks
HHnor 'nVnEuH iH tle preliminary
address afiu wnrtr could NOT express
hnn rfnfrful hr wHa f0r fha honor
conferred uroa him hy his citizens
HhHI hh ffaN urFf 30 f0F nr though
ho were boo hi. own country surround
ga hv hia own rnunirrwrn. that 81
wnn niH sincere deHirc thHf future rc-
iafinna between the American md the
Ncslfen citizens should he nn the most
rordinl footing uoasihlr "fho Noxi
aau oifiyon iH Dir. iflfd" he nHld "snd
tho same resncot for others Hs ono has
fnr himaef rhnuid he rfrriiopd Nv hla
rountrvmen IN this nation 10 urged
his people 90 nhidr by tho lave N
this country and roHuDrf tho riFhf'
81 ofhorH and that each one should
recognize tho importance ~ uatrio-
tism" The farther awny one o. from
hIf country" declared fhf ruunuf "thr
.tHHa ha is'af his fntharlnnd "MoNl-
90 soon will take lia place among the
riviuveH rntinna ~ fhc world " Hr
declared Tint ~ the Mexican people
would return the enms amount " iua.
'icn ns ia received hy Them ho could
hD assured ~ permanent friendly re-
4 tIuri between these two peoples.
ifc arid Tint Novirnn citizens 81
H. 49,
country ana this was much 40 De re-
rrotted hut hiatt ne " certain that Ia
rvnrt ease ihla wns done through th'
Ignorance of those of hia people who
cnr1mh these crurs
"I nm rortain "deelnred SENIOR ca
N1yOH" thnf we fm now hD assured
of perfect raIntionf between tho NoNi-
orn rnd uhr American residents ~
Cornur Christi" Az inc conclusion of
hir address che CONSUL received re-
enuudlna applause from the guests ana
the treat crowds ln the street
Rnv Miller Sounds Keynote
Roy Miller made the NnV speech
~ the evening receiving sincere nn-
probation to his words by great nu.
rinuse from tho audience both those
in the street who listened In
'onilf tn ryory word ana Tho guests
around The tables
when the time comes declared
Mr. Miller. 40 n come when Mexicana
cannot come across the hnruer io
work 100 thu rrnni cotton fields NJ
Texas then will The state lose iie
rrcat ulNce in the nation AZ pro-
Queer" Mr. Mill0r said hc was sim
CcrriV hnunv Of thu fact that tho Frea
hloodshcd iu Mexico was over and
rnw ne country minht pursue hap
ul"of and Hlin ururprritv
"Thrrr nrp "inn' conditions which
nrH crows tHr1'iar lu fhte slatsr re-
public uf ours" he snid "and 10 VIII
entail great difficulties in rcmedvinr
nll the evils" "Wo went Through nf
irvine 70 time dutiue nur Clvll war
ht dp.nrcd. ana wc emerged aH a
free ucnnlo md now Mexico is 20 g1ir
the snmo pinnacle of human achieve
mont the liberties which we enjoy
'lf ia ilna th1' nur country should
reooHnlge tho sovnrumort ~ Priest
don't Ohrnenn" De- aaiA land ID ~ th'
duty of tho united stnfef 90 do o.
Tho tmr should como No. asserted
when the line between Mexico ma
fho Iuifrd States should moan %,
movie thHn thn Nno between TOxa.
nnd i.nuisiana "Our golationn ar'
intsrminElod" he said "nnd we shout,
hc iiyr hrnthcrf f0r we both hoinni
90 the Americas and these two pcople
cannot live apart
n rani Voucn' declared M Nil
ier. "rhrt there nra mo- set ~ mnrl
iaw abiding 0ltlacnf than tho Mcxi