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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
EL SRIO. De ESTADO, HUGHES,
APRUEBA la FEDERACION
DE CENTRIC AMERICA
De una nanera indireeta, expuso al Ministro
de Relaciones Extranieras de Nicaragua,
cue csc pals podia entrar a la Union

Nicaragua no Sc Ia reSUeltc a Unir
Sc los otros paiSes cenroamerIca-
nos, por el tenor de Cue Su entra-
da en IL Federation pueGa atectar en-
cierto nodo suS derechoS adquiridos
por el tratado Bryan -Chamorro. que
auro-iza i los EStados Unidos q cons
rruir IN cualquier tempo. en- 10 futu-
70, un canal iuteroceaaico traHes
De Nicaragua
Los EstadoS entro-americanos que
VA son miembros de "a Federacion
dcsean tener todo preparado para
que pueda proclamarse IN Union el 10
de septiembre pr6ximo, primer CEN
tcnar;o de Ia Independence de Centre
America.
Los Estados que hasta hoy fo-nan
n Federation son Honduras, GUa+e-
mala Y Salvador. Costa Rica, seSun
las ultimas noticiaS, esta a punto de
dar su aSeCtimiento defiuitiyo pues
el Congreso coStarriceuse ha aproba-
do va el pacto.
FL Sr. Zepeda. Ministro de Rslacio
res Exteriores de Nicaragua. al dar
las graclas pcr las atenciones de que
habta sido obieto, dijo que al retirar-
Sc de los E.StadoS CnidcS iba lleno
de se2t;n!eutoS de adhesion a pue-
bio no-teamericano Y a las inSutu-
clones democraticaS que Sc han deSa-
r-ollado en- este pals; que el capital
americana obtsnido po- IA buena vo-
iuntad del Gobierno de los ESstados
Unidos ha puesto Nicaragua en-
condiciones de suStituir ei depreCa-
do sistema de papei noneda por un
siscerna nonetario de base solida,
que ha mantenido ell cambio a IA par
ha aSegurado al trabajo y n todas
las classes -sociales salarios definidos
= bieu -erruneradOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04

vrlcSrana Especial para LA FisSNSA
WASHINGTON, JUNO S.-En to-
dos los circuIoS panamericanos M
despe-tado gran interes Ia apro6acion
dada = IL Federation Centroamer1ca-
m por e. Secreta.io de EStado, Ntr.
Hughes, en- el discrso que rronur-
clio aver en- el banquete dado en- q
METROPOLITAN Club en- honor de! Sr-
Maximo Zepeda, AiriStro Ge NeSo-
clos F>xrr.La jeros de Nicaragua.
Ell Secretario de Estado haol0 tam
bier en- SUI discurso acerca de II ne
cesidad de empiear procedmlertoS
de paz Y de discussion en- el arreSlo oe
las dificultadcs que puedan SuTSir
ert-e AS Eaciones amerlcanas ma
riSest6 que tenl2 fund2das esperzln- n
zas de que en- 10 successive todaS Las
cueSuones de Nrn!teS. que ann que
dan po- a-reglarse en- el coEuNente
americana, Sc ar-eglarian pac.t'ca-
mentc.
Lo lue el Secretario de Estado duo
acsrca Ge q uTli1n centro americana
tuvo mayor ;nterSs por el hecho de
ule Nicaragua IS - unlca de las en-
co nacioneS ccntroamerIcanas que Sc
Ia rehuSado 4 entrar en- el pacto que
fus -edactado firmado por los otros
palses en "a conterencia Ccleprada
hace POGO en- san Jose.
e Sec-etario Hughes, refiriendo-
Sc = la idea de pCocu-ar que los pue-
bios de Centre America estuviesen
mas int:mameute unidos, diJo que 81
esa union era con ii aqutescencla de
todos los pueblos interesados. e. re-
sultado sezfa nuy feliz- E-sto sc to-
ma corao una indication de que Nj
caraSua debe entrar en- a Federacioa
centro americana. seEun So oplT.a en-
zr,-,-.- .a,r-CS cTf~I2IaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04

Servicio especiat para LA PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, JUNO 2.-Ei Was
hington Star. uno de los peri3dicos
que gozan de mayor Influenza en-
esta capital ! uno de los que, con
mayor ardor, ha laborado ell pro del
restaiblccimiento de las relaciones di
plomaticas entire les Estados Cn:dos
V Ia Rcp1blica de Mexico. pu;'lica ei
sisuiente artfculo firmado por ei Ge-
ucra, Ob-egon.
"iCjmo Sc podrfan meiorar las re
laciones entire los Estados lniios '
Mexico? Esta, question puede ser FL
cilmente contectada, pcro 20 ne es-
forzare en- fijar primero este o:ro in
tnresante punto: cCual es actual
mcnte el estado de las relac;ones en-
trc estos dos pafses.
La reciprocidad de una buera ar
monfa 10 misno entire naciones que
entire individuos, IS completameatt
possible, bajo Ia sola condici1a de que
los vecinos-individuos DreDlos-
austen su conducta a los d!ctados de
la moral de Ia ley.
La similitud de sentimientos on e.
"a reciprocal ammonia es forzosamcntc
necesaria para el intercambio moral!
V material de la vida comun, que afor
tunadamente liega realizarse con
mas menos fuerza entire los pueolos
civilizados de Ia terra, Y ell deSarro-
llo de tai rcciprocidad no queda re-
ducido uniamente este. sino que,
Il la postre, llcga a transformer una
simple buena inteligencia mutua er
una amistosa cooperation de result
tados grandemente beneficcs, no SOLO
va los intereses particuiares de ca
da pals. sino 4 los iatereses genera
les de Ia humanidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
81 10 de Tulsa Hubiera
Ocurrido en- Mexico.

Telegrama Especial para IA PRENSA"
NCEEA YORK, junio Pm
articulo editorial de hoy, ratiritn-
dose Cl "Times" i los des5rtieneS
de Tulsa, Oklahoma, dice CUE 81
tales tunul;os con sU resultante
de mgertos, heridos y destruction
de propiedades hubieran ocu-rido
er VeracruZ. el pueblo america
no ha bria dsplorado "a anarquta
dc los meNicanoS Y condenado 81
barbarie. AhaGe g. nisIuo diario
que ser;t ruy mai sfntema 81 ei
pueblo americana TO Sc siente in
dignado por las eScenas de- v:oier-
cia y de fe-ocidad ocurridGs sn
Oklahoma : no pide que Sc haga
todo 10 possible para lihrar al patS
ic Ia 1rarQuf2 Gue le amenaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
ENERGICOS CASTIGOS
Sc impoadrdn a quienes co.
metan actos de cmdc-
ter bolsheuiki
releS-ama Especial para "a FRENSA"

Teleg-ama Especial para .h FKESSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO s.
El Procurador General de Justicia de
Ia Naci6n. !. ha dado instrucciones a
Agente del Ministerio Publico. para
que pida ante los tribunales, energi-
CO castigo contra los actos bolshevi-
kis que Sc cometan en- Ell pals,
En- relaci6n con 10 anterior, y direc-
tamente ligada con la energica campa-
ma que Sc ha iniciado contra los ele-
mentos radicales, sc han enviado ms
trucciones al general Manages, Jefe de
Operaciones en- el Estado de Campo
che, para que expulse de aquella en-
Ndad a todos los bolsheyikis Y agita
dores extranjeros que desarrollen Ia
Dor disolrente entire los obreros me-
xicanos de aquera region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
RESULTApOS DE LA NEU
TRAliDAD

Con respecto al segundo punto, a
pesar de que los sentimientos de las
clases pensantes de Mexico eran ma
nifiestamente proaliados, eI pafs tuyo
que permanecer neutra, durante la
gran guerra. porque Sc hallaba pro-
fundamentei empenado en- sus COM
pIejos problemas internos, tanbien
poraue en- ningdI caso podfa haber
tornado parte en- aquel enorme con-
flicto International de una manera
suficientemente decorosa Por otra
perte. los motives directos para que
Mexico hubiera entrado a IA guerra
no tenian Ia suficiente importancia.
nj Ell contingente de sus fuerzas era
tan ,yrarde para que hubiera podido
infiuI- en- modo alguno en- ei cursU
fPasa . ia Pan- Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
PARA DOS MUTilADOS De LA
REVOLUClON

relsS-a=nl EspsciSl para LA pRENSA'.
Ill PASO. Texas jinio 3.-octavio
Guaia Fer-a-i. italiano que llev6
cabo varias ohras fIlautropgcas en-
Mexico turantc u revoluci6n, Sc ha-
La aqul prepaCaudo nueyos planes
para reaiizar otras ohras benscicas-
ProNtrGamente reGreSara n In ciu-
dad de Mexico donde Sc p-opone es-
tab'eccr TN institute educativo para
los q9c f!econ Gutilados durante II
revoluci6a Y una colouia para los
tuberculosis
Duracte a revo!uci6n e S-. Ferrarj
eau!p6 a sas expsRsas tuvo er
naoYinleato IN trcn hospital en- q Es-
tado de Chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
LA REVOLUTION Y LA
NEUTRALlDAD

Las relac:ones entire estos dos pal
ses Sc eIcuentran ahora afectadas:
primero, como un resultado inevita-
BILE de las convulsiones revoluciona-
rias que durante diez amos han con-
movido a Mexico, Y, segundc, como
IN resuitado de Ia neutralidad en- que
este misno pals Sc mantuvo durante
Ia guerra mundial.
Examinemos ahora breyemente
estos dos puntos de capital impor
tancia. La guerra civil es Ia evolu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
T.Isgrsna Espeeial para LA PRENsA''

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENsA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO s.
Ell optimismo EN- el asunto del reco-
nocimiento del Gobierno del Gens-
raj Obreg6n por los Estados Unidos,
aumenta a cada momento.
En- los circulos oficiales Sc cree que
no pasaran varios dias sin que no Sc
anuncie oficialmente que ei Gobierno
de Washington ha reconocido al de
Mexico.
Aunque Sc guarda absolute reserva
en- todos los centros oficiaies, Sc sa>
be que las negociaciones entabladas
ent,e ell Presidente Obregon y Ell En-
cargado de Negocios de los Estados
Un:dos, Mr.. Summerlin, van por busn
camino-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04

Telesrama Especial para LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MENICO, JUNO g.
La Secrctarla de Relaciones giro hoy
una circular a los Consules Mexica-
nos en- e. extranjero, recomendandoles
que den protection a los compatrio-
tas. especialmente a los que Sc en-
cuentran en- los Estados Unidos.
En- dicha circular Sc amenaza con
Ia destitucion de aquellos represen-
u.ptes consulares que no atiendan
debidamente a los mexicanos. sin
duda por las muchas queias que Sc
han recibido va en- Ia Secretaria de
Relaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
VILLA IRA A MEXICO
El objeto de su uiaje es ell
de mreglm Uarios asuntos
agricolas

TeleGrSna Especial para IA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Jurio s.
Nuevanente Sc ha anunciado Ia veni-
da esta Capital de Francisco Villa,
que Sc dice hard el viaje con objeto
de arreglar asuntos agrfcoIas que tie
nen reIaci6n con los t-ahajos que ha
emp-endIto en- su hacienda de Canu-
tillo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04
NO Sc PERMITE IA SAL!DA
DEL SARcO HERVESTER

T.lesrarna Especial para LA FRENsA."
CIUDAD DE NENlCC. jInjo B
La Sec-etaria de Relaciones ha or
denado Que no Sc permita u Salida
de Puerto Lobos del barco petroi"r<
Harvester. miencras no 80 eatceSuen
a los lnericanos responSa5les dc =
sangrie2;a tragaGia que 80 res!Stri I
bordo. en- Ia S,.al rrsultaroa hsr!doS
algunus ,laS sCaR0S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-04

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
q larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper IN the United
States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
proots County Authorities Eliminate
Highway Danger.

Vc~k wa started S","rNl Jay A."
j., q. rn.,e ns MA employed /! ir""r''
county r,.l-. taking Z larG" "no"u'
$40 n,,'ld. AVA south It N"hts;
b~.Jy.. ,,.,~ Ia. S;"uH"ny'.'". wh;'i'
has ,.,u~.d ~aUtouavbs!j~rs '":sSil"rae'
,~nubl-. due =" tn" narrow p~assaS"""N
Several G-.,"rs hav" UAd narrow -
,,nes FROM ee!uv killed a. this point
Tho ut at IL" present tm" !" ""It
~. enough for on" car I" pass AZ =
j.n." o..
With Ike propo-"d wocN dom. = "!'l
r.yr i,"ntv " room t. pass a. 4 time.
\ strip oc the hi,lS,d" about htty
So; vida and about @"9 feet Ions Will
&. t,H"n out
Sri "ral thousand dollars VII b" Sr"it
a. tn. proposed work and after = ha'
been completed. larg" retaining walls
49, l." PIT on both sides /" keep ih"
i..leid. from coming down onto 'h'
-,ad ar'e- wh."r Il new -oaGb-'d VIII h'
I'D
S,"a> 40 also beng taken by III" ON
,.,,- - ,h",k tn" uum"roIS Slips north
Of ;l.~ bridge ~E!"h ~ "ar'"uS ti'r''
has bloCkat'd irati.. 81 In" River T"'"
for a number Of d.HS.
f.. 5 said that TIA" only ,h.us tina:
ear bn done = 10 remove a largo
amount oc IN" h:ilsids AFTER which :
large r.taln;nS wall viii y" plt ai"nG
This road. Nfcc- such Improvement
r,y. bccn made. IN" :jler road A. this
mont which Is not in the best Of cnnd;-
ron WI he pat IN hrst-clIss condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
At FIRST CHURCH
DR.. CASTOR Speaks to First Presbyterian
Congregation.

IN unusually larg" ATTENDANCE mhrh"u
M. evening ~""%i""S a. tn" FIRST Pres
hvicr.,u rhur.u !aS' night. tho S'rN;r'
being featured with an "N~'"piIonailE
good musical program. Tn" program
mad hr"u cSp"".ailT arranged bv Ir"f.
Elmer q. I~fn-lAi". director. ard III order
"a bring nu. IN" beauty ci -" numbers
a l~ump", QUARTET was added :" ASSIST
IN" choir and orEaniSl III tn" rendition
IF Ih.. work.
An organ recital %y Ms ~Edmunds"n
preceded the "'i.or!a." Sh" played
Spring Suug From N" South h. l'"'
mare. and "f:yrnsnng." hy lIS;h"n"
Martin. following which ON" tt'"tinE
li"ir,' I'm IN" Gl"d ming and 'FHFt"'f
pa," were rendered with IA" beautiful
trump, accompaniment.
Th. usunl evening S"rTl"" "A* '"F
lur,I hy a sh"rt address ny k'F. i""h
II GaSlno al IN" Fr"nimtn's beard.
Last Hope" lay r:"t'S"halk. was h"
r~nn,ludius numhrr. n which IN" t7un-
pets W"r" heard
rc-.nriv she rruInr'' quartet was
L..,rI for IN. iirS. tim" At tn" FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN church.. when they played
IN. Second pStim from M"nd"ls-
=. I'm Thu. BEAUTIFUL htr ndinE "C IN"
mellow tones "f the trnmr"tS WIN 'h"
,,frc orgIn tons = q combination thA'
,..S htrn too iarrl" heard III Nh'r''Hr
rn. r~onsr"..ui"r that pt'h"h IA" h""-''
L., nigh; ~l";lks we'll tor IN" appt"'i'-
liam FOR tho" worI"rtul services. AMI
4 * hprrd iha' they VII ~ f"P"'l'''
,,"uuru,ly throughout III" year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
CUT THIS QUIT IS WORK.
MONEY

Gut on: tins slip. c~n"'oS" With -
and mali X 20 Foley & Co. 2S2" SHEER
field ave. chicago. IL. writing !our
uamr and address, clearly. You vii!
receive in return II trial package con
tanning Fotcy's Honey and Tar COM
pound for coughs. colds and rroup:
E'ol"y Kidney Pills for pains In sides
and back: rheumatism hackacnS. kidney
and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathar-
tie Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly
~rl"ansing cathart!c for constipation,
h~.iiouSncss. headaches. and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

One Of tie best advertising schemes
ever gotten up in Wh""linG VA! b" "r
N" press N -" next couple Of days.
The Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce X
CITING the work out. Il IS Il nttl"
pamphlet containing al IN" important
facts oc WheelInb and Wheeling district
both educational and Industrial.
Tn" annual meeting At IN" Thomson
Mems club will be hold Tuesday evening
az 10 o'ClorK ~ which tiru" tn" club
vi. ~r"UrSaniZc for the coming var. An
~"i"r;jon Of officers Will lie held. followed
by a social time. Al m"nO"rS are
urged 70 be present
Nucn Interest," = being taken In the
MI presentation Of tn" official I. s
SiEr"' 'Nr7 u.mS. showing IA" famous
".g"t:"th aad TO-: second divisions m
aeon ~ Francs. ~ b" showu March Il
a. Tia, tnur' thea,r".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
Fur Choker Scarfs
Confirmation
Dresses

Made Of White Geor-
gette and ct in the prettiest
of styles for girls Of 6 to Is
wears. The quality is excel
lent and they are priced only
l2.j0, 100 and $500.
Second Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
FAREWELL TO CAPT. FLINN.
Change In Salvation Army star russ
day Evening.

Tomorrow sY-n.nE ~ IN" Salvation
trtEy building. members o. IN" army
her. VIII rath"r to bid farewell 20 Cap
tan T. l.. il.5n and to bid welcome 20
captain Clifford Miller. vino comes hero
10 rcplar. captain Finn.
Captain fllnn'H new assignment IS In
CORR. Pa.. near Erie. ana although his
man friends here vii miss him. they
arc extending 20 him their host wishes.
Captain Mi,.'. COMES: no." rom
Charleston. vh"~o he r"ri,",d 'dn'".1
i'''rr courts = mon'ra -" - e. '"n'
conn Nndcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28
1900 to 1850

TafIrta. CharmcuSc. Canton Crepe, GcOrgctte and
Crepe DE- Chine in the best Spring shades. Large
sizes for the full figure arc inclnded. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-28

lis the one word
which best describes the
collection Of Tailored,
Trimmed and Sports Hats
that invite your attention.
Second Floor
The evening herald., 1921-02-14
LINE HItlCk

FOR SALt- Two teams draft horses We'll
matchsd weigh liOO pounds young ant.
mails. Write or phone Us. Huning Meroau.
tile Co, Los Lunas. y. NJ.
NEED SOM GOOD sCRATCH PADSI-
Get ihsm At the Evening Herald business
office. loo pof pound.
The evening herald., 1921-02-14
Livestock

KANSAS CITY. Feb lI--Cltuo
receipts. $500. beef stD"rs muEtly
steady tu weak. few better grades
handy weight offerings strong tu
higher. top. $50. other early sales.
Iu strong. Irht weight h'if"rs fully
20 cents mEbe, i.w CONS. $3.50,
hult SilUu r.gs. prime Gt5 pound
hcityrs. $500. good and choice,
$500 100. calves strong to Ju cents
higher. best veal Sl1.5Us bulk good
ana choice. Slu.apu1l.UO, oauuors
and buls steady. StpCkors aEd feed
crs steady tI 20 cents higher, several
loads heavy feeders, $500
Hogs. receipts. 10000, uneven.
generally 10 To- 10 cents higher. spots
up moros top. $3.50. bulk cot saleH.
&a.G5w Ha5. pigs and packing sows.
80 cents higher good and choice f'
piss S9.75H 1000.
sheep receipts. 1900. slow. steady
To 30 cents lower, handy weight
ewes si25: lambs, 20 to 90 cents
lower. mostly 90 cents lower, 81
pound lambs. $500.
CHICAGO. Fob. u. Cattle receipts
/ 5000. beer steers opening strong
spots highor. early top, 500, few
hold higher. bulk. S1jUH 90, she
stock steady; bulk butcher cows and
heifors 35.00ftG.I5. oanuors and
cuttvts mostly S275m375. bulls,
stuckrrg and Feeders strong tu 20
cents higher. bulk bulls. S47,s' q. 90.
good and choice shipping crly'.
The evening herald., 1921-02-14
Phone 1921 or 40i
Judge Lands
Is Impeached
Continued from psgc onc.)

N'Nhihu'u fa'hf petp ohtsl
support ii. Hut you cannot mairt,Iu
the sport when you permit th, play
crs tu throw the game and tho br-,-
ball mlEuttvs Goo throw our Judiciary
'Nuu dare NOT permit even illegal
combinations tp tmp'r with uur Ju-
dietary by subsidi2iug them with Ju
additional salary iu order tu EIE,
thc-" combinations l bath SO they
VIII again gain IN, confidence ut the
public.
"uu March g, 1917. the siNty-ufth
couEr'sH passed au ayt which iu part
prov II,s IhJf
No government uUCtl oI ym-
ploN' shall rp,rN, amy salary u com
u,,tluu with his services as such OH.
vlul coz ,upluNr from any source
other cham th, government cot tine
United States.
The ohio r"pr's'utJIiN, then uuf.
lined his charges AND concluded with
this statements
Wherefore said kvuysuw 81 Ian
dis was ANA l- guilty cot mi-h,hJNlur
us such Judge ui crimes and misbo.
mu iuurs .n uul,u..
Th,tv is little likelihood OF action
Dos ihu Judiciary committee uu the
McliN charges ut this session ul CON
gross. Chairman \uI-f,.H said.
The h,, that MI Wcly r,tirrr
March does mott HurDf the Status
cot the puu,o'IIUG- uUr does fh, case
necessarily end with Adjournment ui
congress- Mt \ulstcad added. 80
arrangement has been made fur a
meeting OF the committee. but 80
probably viii hear Mr. M,'fg shortly
and Dr. the committee believes thcr,
Is sufficient ground tn go ahead IT
Will b' necessary tp adopt a rgsolu.
The evening herald., 1921-02-14
Are We Facing a
War With Japan?

Htitr law prohibiting NOT only t..
ownership of land but the leasing ..
II As we'll. and iu addition tu I..I
calls tor federal exclusion act HH
drastic ua that against thu .u...i
from China.
sl1ys GOV William j., St.uh'u..
AS people and us u nation $500
haze tho normal and tho Information.
ul law right to do'ur" who shalt
and who shall NOT enter into uuu
abide Iu our country
We look To- the federal sus,r.-
mrut Tor legislation and iI,H'I.
which viii keep from uur huUI...
pI .,uiul lmmEguts impossible .T
being UssuaiIt,d into our national
iitc and whose increased presence
hero would provo disastrous Go tho
American mode aud manner of ut-
ing. The exclusion u'f
should la my opinion, provide ton
tho fuli exclusion oi an Jtplu,.u
save certain selected classes"
Anti-Jar Leader.
Convinced that california stan.
as lu outpost uu the western Get.
of occidental civilization" u Cu..
stephens put 10. w. s. McCutDr. ,.
Sacramento, ono of thr Leaders .u ...
aIt.-IJpaucsc movement. declare.
'C,dtgrulIl work tu tho UHT...
state she is making tho nrl ul ..
nation against tEu incoming rush .
an allen, uuu. "ImltUIu race. .N.
must now educate the nation, 600.
gryas and tho administration Goo
/ full realization ui IA, situation Hu..
tho necessity Tor immediate action
ur th" absolute exclusion uf Jh, IH.
aurs" rs w,u as ui other AaN..
races"
Among the uro-Japoucre McCl.-
Chy ~ ranked 40 an extremist Jud.,
Thomas Burke ut Seattle. a tower H.
drU'uuability iu tnv Pacific uuI.ua
weat, told mo hy dyplorcd Gallon
mia stand, uut admitted at tu. .Am.
time the possible need ut strengthen
ius the "Gvutlum'u'H Agrvymgui in
tended TO prevent the Immigration .t
! japanese lubor"rs
NJ Heal Dincr,ucr.
That Japan has serupulOus ua-
| served this agreement bee tu.d u..
! emo unproiudiuDd person can d.ut,
/ though this s disputed bg muU.-
/ FIudIafs against tH. JtpluD.r boo ,...
! IuluIa. There Is ul real dIu,f....
between Japan aud tuu United Stat.
! uu the question OF Immigration tHI
| it ,tu b." settled without lUIIIH .g
| injustice 90 either.
'if tho gouuem,u'F agreement r.-
quiros strengthening, or It o. should
be- found that IL treaty or ~ u,W come
ycntiuu would serve the purpose n...
ter. this could hu done boa e IHiUuH.
! way, sat guarding our own luf.r.
but without wuuulus the ur.l. ..
| uuT uDighbur'
Here then. iu small space. H rU.
sif.Itiun, summed up after N.Hlr u
] California, oregon ANA NashiuEluU
To- san Diego, Los Angeles san lI..a
/ cisco, Sacramento, Portland st..I.
seattle, Tacoma, Vancouver and Sic,
| tUriu
Four solutions were suggested O..
me. These Will be- discussed lu 'u'
] mDrruW'a article.
The evening herald., 1921-02-14
MNI,l,INGE LICENSES

John 4. hlnvh, Albuquerque VIZ
giula Ashley Albuquerque
John q. @ordOyu Albuquerque,
beatrice Cow, Albuquerque
Francisco chavez, liarulaH y. NJ:
Nicunora 'adill1, Albuquerque.
Trinidad Lohutu. Rancnos de Atrls-
60. Sofia Garcia, Bolen. y. NJ
- @ Wilson Madrid, \. NJ Hur-
toms. ENmm MMlIil. y. NJ
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ron SNiI-Ml-,>.ilnncoa
For Sale, Police Puppies

Th0H' I-'V. IION V'' VoIv 0I HvTNIII
FOR -Atf-On quarter sawed OAK genuine
leather NnNaI push huttru Murrt. chair.
one pNlg French Wilton aur.plrcu rus.
practically new. No sick Address e u
raro iirfaid
The evening herald., 1921-02-14
LANDS StIENT
ON DIAL on AIsf,I.~

CHICAGO. Fob. li.--Judg" Rene
saw NJ lands to-day refused 10 COM
mont ON the charges ana threatened
Impeachment proceedings u senator
pu of South Carolina. IIu gee
pudiut'd published statements in
murniug papers a''rihur'd tp hu
and declared d, would have nothing
further to say ON the matter at this
time.
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IoIt sALI-l-yIcMrllers
ioR RENT-onlcc Koom- 4
iOR SAii-Iicai f,taic .

FOR sALE-Lo,s IN all part, ~ tho city ;
cash or teHna J, A. Hammand. asAi
Estate, e2t y. silver: phpne 1872 r.
FOR SAIL . room modern Lunsal1w.
Fourth Nsrd bargain. liks rent Q
room modern close in: Highland: ~ TOO
The best ranch Ou Old TuNn boulevard at
bargain " II MeMilhun .06 West
Gold Ave
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GOOD ENrNINof Mr. sud Mrs
ALBrQu QuERQUE
LET'S FAINT IL TtN aud besides
rr Is ECONOMICAL aud sanitary ", hSyc
rilE PAINT AND NARNisnEs. and
ENAMEl' aud Hru.hc.
DRup lN and see our Paint pcrt
kELFIIrR IS 4us West Coutrsi
The evening herald., 1921-02-14

Auto Show opens nrNt thursday.
concert aud dancing each night.
Iiggrr aud better tiian ever Twenty
-pss1Hl models Tor the show, Don't
MS, this treat. THURSDAY Friday
and Saturday-i7tli, tSuh aud 1871.