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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
MOTOR NOTES
(By RUTH NOL.AN

and at the same time give more
power?
(3) What is meant by back-firing.
and what is the cause? E.W.S.
Answer-G) Use half a teacupful
of kerosene in each cylinder. Start en-
gine in the morning and run as us
ual. II will do no harm to run "A few
cupfuls of water through the air
valve of the carburetcr aftcrward
tnot bcforc). The Kerosene looscns
the carbon which helps in burning it
away the next morng. After rum
ming ten minutes or so the water
treatment will help in washing away
any softeued carbon which remains
Neither treatment will clean n cylln-
der thoroughly, but they help to keep
the accumulation down. (2) Camphor
balls and flake naphthalcin may add
very slightly to the power of the ex-
plosion but they also add 10 the car
bon deposit; so leave them alone. (3)
Correctly used the words back fir
ing means an explosion in the carbu-
reter. which is due to lean mixture,
short-circuit. * etc. Incorrectly used,
they mean a muffler explosion tbe-
cause il is heard at the back of
the cars) which is due to one or
more cylinders missing explosions. The
unburned gas passes into the mufIler
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
SURGEONS GATHER
AT PHILADELPH

PHILADELPHIA, oct 22.-Philadel-
phia will be the mecca for hospital sup
erntendcnts and executives who viii
gather TO discuss such questions as
how to increase the supply Of nurses
without detriment to their standard of
training, the work of the industrial
hospital, and the responsibility of the
community, at the annual session Of
the American College of Surgeons
here October "a.
Representatives Of the larger nation.
al hospital association of the United
States and Canada will be present.
Prominent among the speakers are
Dr: Charles II. Mayo. Rochester
Mimi. DR., John Osborn Polak, Brook.
lyn. y. Y. Or. c. Is. Haywood sup.
erintendent of the Montreal General
Hospital who will represent Canada
for the American Hospital Association;
Mr.. Louis j. Dublin, of New York
City, Mr.. Frank Il. Chapman. super.
intendent Of the Mounta Sinai Hospi.
tai Cleveland and Miss Catherine
Tucker, president Of the Visiting Nur.
sing Society. Philadelphia.
The days sessions will terminate
with a round table discussion on,
What Constitutes Good Service to the
Patient" conducted by DR.. NJ. Z. Mac
Eachern, superintendent OF the Van
couver General Hospital. "All the
hospital organizations in America are
working for the patient" declared DR..
MacEachern TODAY "and this round
table discussion What Constitutes
Good Service TO the Patient striker
the keynote for this gathering
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
Are We Coming TO Battery Iaws9


80 far as is known, there have
as yet been no laws governing the
caro- and operation of storage batter
les" says T. ID. Harris, Willard Serv-
ice station dealer, 'ibut we make no
predictions as to the future. Some of
the headlight laws in force right now
come so near to affecting the battery
that we can hardly say we've been
neglected.
Half n dozen or more states have
already passed laws specifying just
how the ear owner shall "let his
light shine" and legislatures of other
states are rapidly following their ex
ample.
"Since these laws not only speci-
fy that the glare must be reduced
but that the illumination of the road
must be maintained they have d-
rect bearing on the battery. The
battery as well as the lamps and re-
Electors must be "up to the scratch
to keep the driver out of the clutch
es OF the police court
Referring TO intensity of light, the
ono law, LOT example, specllleS thi'
the projected beam of light meas
ured at a distance of 200 feet in
front OF the car shall measure not
less than 1890 apparent candle power.
In order to comply with this section
of the new law it is OF course neces-
sary to have clean reflectors, eff
clent lamps. and in addition, well
charged batteries that deliver current
at their normal voltage"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
N. E. Martin, The
Ideal Citizen

Twenty-three years of work with
out having missed so much as one
whole week is the record made in
this city by y. f. Martin who is
now salesman with the Herd
Bailey Hardware Company.
Mr.. Martin came here from Tenn
esscc about 80 years ago. lie was
here when the Ardmorcite was
started and he has been taking the
paper ever since the first issue.
ON September z, 1897, he began
work with Noble Brothers who were
in the hardware business, After
that firm went out of business he
worked for the New state then for
T. Is. Kearncy, from the Kearney
store he returned to the New State
and then he went with j. B. Spra-
gins. When the Spragins store was
succeeded by the Herd-Bailey Com
pany he remained with the com
pany.
He has at all times worked with
companies that would have been
glad to have given him a vacation
but he gets lots Of joy out of his
work and stays with it. During
last summer he was away from
his business five days but he was
back for the Saturday run ard
his absence did not constitute &
week
He is always congenial with his
customers and with his employers
and has never had trouble with
any firm he was with. He owns
his home and has some rental prop.
critics he has raised n family and
has been an ideal citizen. one OF
his principles is to stay out of debt
and to keep Just a little money on
deposit.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
Saint Philips Episcopal Church
Cor, II and McIish

Twenty second Sunday after Trinity.
The Holy Communion will be cele-
brated at 7:30 and at II.
Evening prayer with lecture on the
Bible, original manuscripts and Ian
guages at 1870.
Sunday school promptly ut $3.50.
The II o'clock service is to be n
corporate communion for all the wo-
men of the church in celebration OF
the Scmi.centennial of the Woman $
Auxiliary. All Church Women are
urged to make every effort to attend
Friday being S. S. Simon and Judes,
the Holy Communion viii be celebrat-
ed at 10 n m.
Weekday notices: The Women's Aux
ilary will meet on Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. i. II. French at 2:3O.
The boys will meet for choir prac-
tice on Thursday at $50; the senior
choir on Friday at 7:15; the Altar
Training Society viii meet on sun
day at p. m
f. w. GOLDEN -HOWES
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
First Church of Christ. Scientist
(RroadMay and u Street. y. W.)

Services Sunday morning at il
o'lock.
Subject: Probation after Death.
Golden Text: Isaiah 25:9. And it
shall be said in that day, Lo, this is
our Cod we have waited for him,
and he will save us: this is the LORD
we have waited for him, we will be
glad and rejoice in his salvation"
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening TESTIMONIAL
meeting at s o'clock
Reading Room, suite 4OS, Simpson
Bldg, open daily from IL am. to b
p. m. where the Bible and authorized
Christian Science literature may be
read. purchased Except on Sunday,
or borrowed from the lending library.
The public is cordially invited TO a.
tend our services, and TO visit the
Reading Room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
The First Presbyterian Church
Services for Today

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Meeting of session at 1915 am
Public worship at IL a. m.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Evening worship at 7:30 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
visitors in our city as well as those
who have come to cast their lot with
US.
CHAS. c. WEITH, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
Stock up BY Buying Pullets

The luyint: cf puliets in the i'A -
preferable in most cases TO buying
day-old chicks or TO Matching chicks
in the spring, says the United States
Department of Agriculture. Usually
little space is available for raising
chicks, and. moreover few city dwell
crs have had experience enough to
warrant the undertaking. liatchns
hens. or the buying of incubators and
brooders. and such an Investment Is
too large for the average small
FLOCK.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Sunday School-9:4j; o. NJ. Curb,
superintendent
Preaching-ll:00
Senior b. Y. T.. U.-G:3O. Mrs. Geo.
Coffman. Pres.
Junior y. Y. p. U.-6:30; leader 10
be supplied
sunbeams-6:3O; Miss Josephine
Coffman, leader
Preaching at-S:O0 p. NJ.
There will be special music at each
service.
Everyone is cordially invited.
j. c. VANDIVER. Pastor.
CLYDE c. PARISH Asst. Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
ANSWERS TO QUERIES
he Automobile EdItor:

To the AutOmObiIe Editor:
% For cleaning carbon out of cyl
inders, after putting two tablespoon
fulls of kerosene in each cylinder to
stand over night, is it advisable 10
put water in the carburetor after
starting?
CD Is it true that camphor balls
say four to gallon of gas put in
the gasoline tank and left to dissolve
will prevent the formation and accu-
mutation of carbon in the cylinders
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Deliveries this week: Touring cars:
Tom Laster, Ardmore.
Chas. T.. RAIDER, Ardmore.
Elmer Mayfield, Ardmore
James T.. Harrison, Wilson.
Fred Graham. Wilson.
Ford roadstcrs to:
Thos NJ. Rowan, Ringing.
O. c. Rogers. Wilson,
Gcruice Briggs, Ardmorc.
+. w. Wharton Hewitt
Il. Il. O'Donnell, Wilson.
J. l.. Ouors'rcet, Check.
Q. :. Sparks, Graham.
Ford trucks to:
Wcstheimcr -& Dauhc, Ardmorc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Sunday school-9:50 am.
Morning services-11:00 "A. N,
Christian Endeavor Sunday evening.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evening
There will be no sunday evening
services.
A. j. FRENCH, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
CHURCHES
First Christian Church
Broadway and \


9:45-Sunday school, |. Il. Mason.
Superintendent
1O:55-Sermon: Things Unseen as
Yet
$50 ChTistian Endcavor,
7.3O-Scrmon: "The New Citizen
Music under the direction of Mrs.
Billie Baker.
GRAFTON ). BROOKS,
Minister
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

To the Automobile Editor:
What is meant by stone bruise in
attire: n NJ. v.
Answer-This occurs when the car
is driven at high speed with the tire
a bit soft. The wheel strikes a sharp
edge of some kind and the tread is
bent back and is forced against the
rim. This pinchcs the shoe between
the obstacle and the rim. Tho rubber
stretches but docs not break because
it is so elastic. The fabric stretches
at the same time ana tears n hole as
it is not elastic. This leaves one or
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
NOTICE EASTERN STAR

Regular meeting Monday evening
at 1880.
Bessie Dove, Sec'y.
Lizzie Hayden, w. NJ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
To Change Her Name

First Girl SO YOU are going 70
,hange your name? Married eh?
: Second Girl: No, going on the stage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Some OF the largest locomotives yet
manufactured in the United States
are used on the island Of Java.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

aud is exploded by the next cylinder
which fires.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23
BOY SUFFERS INJURY
TO HIS RIGHT EYE

Edwin Stahl. Q year old son Of
Mr. and Mrs Z. b. stahl. 617 Bixpy
avenue southwest. was accidentally
struck in the right eye while playing
az his home Friday afternoon ana
probably will loose sight in the mem.
bar. it was said Saturday morning.
L. is thought that piece OF stick
probably q limb of tree, struck
him as he was running with a mum.
Der of ether boys. None OF the boys
were throwing missiles at the time
o fthe accident, it is said.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-23

Seven thousand five hundred words
is the average number spoken by
q public speaker IN an hour.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
McADoo VIsITo A oBREGoN

Telegrama Especial para "LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE NENlCO. tebrcro f.
Esta tarde ell Presidente Obrsg6n re-
cibio en- el AlcaZar de Chapultepec al
yerno del Presidente Wilson, senor Nc
Adoo, durando Ia conferencia mas de
una hora!
Sc dice que solo fue una vista de
mera cortesfa, pero sin eTa5argo creese
que tambitn fueron trsltados algunos
asuntos de gran trascendencia que
han motivado el viaje del magnate "a
mericano.
AL abandonar 9IcAdoo Ia residencia
presidential, fus abordado por nunle-
rosos periodistas, pero Sc mostr6 muy
reservado acerca de 10 que trato con el
Presidente; nnicamentc expTeso que Sc
senta mIy complacidc del recihimiento
de quo fue objeto por parte del Gene
raj Obrcgon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
CAPTURA DE- Los
HNOS. ARRIETA
EN- DURANGO
Las tropas del gobierno los
hicieron prisioneros des-
pues de un combate
F. VILLA EN- ACCION
Ell fue quien logro copar a
los rebeIdes en- las cerca-
Mas de Tepehuanes

TeIegrama Especial para LA PRENSA-'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero a.
Les hermanos Arturo Andres
Arrieta que so levantaron en- armas en-
Durango. fueron aprehendidos por las
tropas del gobierno, despues de un re-
fiido tiroteo cerca del mineral de Te-
pehuanes.
Sc sabe de cIencia cierta que en- esa
batida contra IL partida de los her
manos Arrieta, tom0 una participation
muy importante el eN-guerrillero FRAN
cisco Villa, con un nucleo de su propia
gente, siendo el quien logr6 cercar a
los rebeldeS.
Con la captura de los mencionados
hermanos Arrieta Sc considera totalmen
te pacificado ell Estado de Durango:
Los citados rebeldes seran conslSna-
dos a las autoridades rcspectlVas para
que Sc les juzgue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
ESCAPAN DE LAS ISLAS
MAR!AS LOS RATEROS
MAS PELIGROSOS
Sc embarcaron en- un bugue
misterioso que lego a
la colonia penal

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero f.
Ham llegado noticias oficiales &c lue
I'm grupo de rateros peligr osos. de Ia:
Islas Marfas, logr6 escapar a bordo
de un barco misterioso que Sc apro-
xirno Ia colonia penal
Los soldados que Sc encargan dc vi
gilar la dichaJ colonia, al darse cuenta
de Ia fuga de los rateros, atacaron a
estos, pero los rateros, con la ayuda
de los tripulantes del barco misterio-
SO, contestaron el aHaque, habiendoso
registrado uri nutrido tiroteo eli el que
resultaron muertos varios soldados y
rateros.
El barco pudo escap.r con rumbo
q Ia costa del Pacifico, y les autori-
dades han librado va hrGencs de que
vigilen entertainments las costas a fin
de evitar que desembarquen los rate
ros pr6fugos de las Islas Marfas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
Ia NoTiclA DE LA REAPERTURA
DEL BANCo NACioNAL, EN- N. Y.

Tclegrama Especial para LA PRENSh."
NUEVA YORK, febrero 4.-Las no.
ticias references la reapertura del
Banco Nacional de Mexico que sc lle-
vara a cabo en- breve causaron un in
teres positivamente grande en- los
circulos financieros de esta ciudad.
Sc opina que ha sido ana deter
minaci6n muy saba CUE sera ell
principle de la reanudacion de las
operaciones bancarias en- grande es-
Gala.
Segun Sc dice, este paso fu; dado
con dos fines, el primero es el de rea-
nudar las operaciones bancarias y el
otro es el de producer una impre-
sion favorable en- Francia, que es
donde Sc halla Ia mayor parte de las
acciones del referido Banco.
Sabese que a PAM, durante su per-
manencia en- Francia, Sc lie dio com
prender que Francia recibirfa una
impression favorable ST el gobierno
mexicano diera algunos pasos para
arreglar sus deudas con los Bancos
extranjeros, de los cuales el Nacional
es el mas grande.
Por mas que en-. el Banco Central
tenia tambien algunos intereses Fran
cia, Sc confiesa que las condiciones
financieras de u institution no eran
muy s6lidas y que tuvo que suspender
sus operaciones mucho tempo antes
de que el gobierno de CarranZa Sc
apoderara de los fondos de los demas
Bancos, Y que, por 10 tanto, no Sc lie
puede echar Ia culpa de clio al 60
bierno mexicano.
Pero el Banco Nacional Sc hallaba
floreciente y sus condolences eran
solidas en- todos sentidos, cuando SO
le tom6 ell efectivo que habia en- sus
cajas.
Sc espera que un paso analogo Sc
dara con el Banco de Londres Me-
xico Sc cree que con este y con el
arreglo de Ia question de los ferroca-
rifles mexicanos Sc alcanZara ell re-
conocimiento del gobierno britanico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
TRES PERSONALS MUERTAS Y TRES HERlDAS En-
UN GRAVE ACCLDENTE AUTOMOVlLlSIlCO
guado por Jack Sto del South Loop zo pdaos al
chocm pote feefonio la de Florida Pnsa

Tn accldente automovilistico en- el
que perdieron Ia vida dos hombres Y
una nuchacha de 20 amos, ocurrt0
aver en- "a esqu.na de las GALES s.
Presa Florida. donde el automovil
de Jack Shelton choco contra un pos
re del servtcto teleson!co.
Las vtcttnas fueron Artte York.
o-op!erar.o de "a barberfa Maverick
en- "a caIle E. Houston No. $50: Sa-
nuel Murphy Tullos, de Sur Alamo
No. s02 Y medic. y Ia Srtto. Evelyn,
Grisson, de veinte amos de ecad y
doun!c,l!ada en- Ia calle Z. Arsenal nn-
nero oNS.
Los denas companies del auto, 10
Sra. Glare. Fisher, dc Ia calle +. Arse
nal No. 800 Sr.ta. Kate Jones Smith
de ". Houston No. 24os. o. Sr. Jack
York. de FL S-b.nal y el chauffeur
lack Shelton, professor de g!mnnhia y
Gerente del "Bussines Mcn Athletic
Club" resulca-on con alEunos golpes
y her!das dc meror tnportanc,n. es
tan6o todos expecto ei dlt.mo. etcn-
diendose en eI Hospital de Ia Ctudad.
Al -ec'birse IA aotic!a del case en-
"a Es,aci6n Central te Policta &c en-
vi6 Ia ambulancia para recoger los
heridos y salleron q hacer las aFerl-
cuac!ones del caso los Capitanes
Brown. = Van Riper. este clttrno JPre-
do los. Detectives los Acentes En-
clehardt. Ramchissel Y Stowe.
shelton. que fua ell que resulto me-
nos herido en- el acctdente. rel"th Que
..fr'cndo dc -egreso a n ciudad. en-
contr3 por Hot Wells. en- un cafe del
South Loop" q su amigo Artie York,
en- compania de IN homhre tres
rr,uteres V espontaneamente les ofre-
cl6 traerlos en- su carro Ia ciudad.
FL auton6vil. que. seStn dice ell mis-
mo shelton. venta cor-iendo g menos
de - mIllas nor hora. 10 largo ce
n calle So. Presa. al llecar al cruza-
rriento de eSta con "A calle Florida,
dorde hay uu pequefo paruue TRAN
GUAR Y ur nnste en el angulo s'lien-
re el chaufseyir trato de esrutvarle.
nero no ohedecie-on las ruedas ira
seras nor esta- htnedo el pav'men-
70 entoaces n nacutna derrapo
fuertereHte hacta Ia dererha, estre-
llardosa con furia contra el postA del
servicio telef6n'co, donde Sc hicieron
pedazos Ia carrocerta Y el capacete
dol auto.
Los vecinos de esa barrlada desner-
taror sobresaltados a! producirse 10
detonaci6n que origin6 el choQue. Va
rias personals saitaron de sus lechos
para ioqu;rir 10 que habfa pasado y
,,rp,,-O GO Siarar cueu-a de Gua nm
autom6vil reducido a escombros aprt
sionaha ert-e sus herrajes a siete
personals leSionadas.
Embellishments Sc procure pres
tarles los primeros auxilios Sc les
(Pasa a Ia 7a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
LIE HAGEN UN LLAMAMIENTO A
LA CRUZ ROJA DE PUERTO
RICO

Telegrama Especial para "LA PRENSA."
NUEVA YORK, febrero 4.-La
Association de portorriquenos lie hizo
un llamamiento q Ia Cruz Roja de su
pals, apremiandola para que Sc dlri-
ia Ia Cruz Roja de Washington, en-
demanda de auxilio para los millares
de portorriquelos que Sc hallan ac.
tualmente sin empleo en- los Estados
del Este
Dice la Association que la rutina ha
hecho que dilate el auxilio y que
mientras tanto, hay muchos portorri-
quehos que necesitan urgentemente
leche para los ninos, alimentos, car
bon y vestidos: que ell hecho de estar
en- invierno, hace peor ST. situacion y
que los esfuerzos que Sc han hecho
para obtener transportes gratuitos
para regresar a Puerto Rico, han fra
casado hasta ahora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
Sc MEGA QUE HAYA COLERA EN-
CIUDAD JUAREZ

Telecrantc Especial pd'o EFT PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. febrero +
FL Conseio Superior de Salubridad
los principales medicos de n Capital
no Green que Sc haya dado case algu-
no de c6lera como 10 aSesuran varies
despachos tclegraficos. que Sc han re-
cibido de aquella poblaci6n fronteriza
durante el dia de hoy. Juzgan que sc
uata dc una equivocaci6n y cue tan
peligrosc NAL no existe en- aquella po-
blaci6n. Sin embargo, Sc ordcno que
&c hasan minuciosas inrestgacione5
violentamente para cerciorarse de Ia
SerGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
IA CONVENTION De CAnARAS De
COnERCIO En- CIUDAD j)AREz
Hoy Sc efectuara la solemne
aperture a la que assist
ran delegados del E.
de Texas

TeleSrama Especial para LA PRENSA."
Ell PAS0, Tex. febrero +.-Ciudad
JuareZ esta ahora muy ;ni,nada, con
n DreSencia de los delegaGos u Ia Con-
venci6n de Cimaras de Comercio MeXi-
canas, II cual inaugurera forInalmen-
re SuS trabajos 81 dta de manana, a las
diez, en- el Hotel Bancaria-
DUrante el dis. de hoy. hubo una re-
union preliminar de les delegados, con
motive de II pfesentaci6n de creden-
c!ales de los dslegadoS, reunion que Sc
inicio Z las nueve dc "a mailana ter
min6 a las cinco de II tarde.
MaiEina Sc efectueri con gran go
lcmnidad IL session de aperture, la
cual aSi~tirin los deleraGns to5oS de
n Confederation de Camaras de Mtxi-
co y los delegados de las Canaras de
las ciudades frcnterizas Gel Esrado de
Texas. ais. como las autoridades civiles
v militareS dc CiQdad Juarez y de El
PaSo, pues las de eSta ciudad han si-
do invitadas expresamente para que
asistan Ia Inauguration de los trata-
jos de los comerciantes.
E.l Presidente Municipal de Ciudad
Juarez pronunciara el diScurso Official,
Y en- Saguida dara "a bienvenida q los
delegados el seaor Chses Trigoyen.
PreSidente de "a Camara de Comercio
&c {. Juarez. organizadora de essa con-
verci6n.
Despuss de un discurso que pronun-
clara 81 vice-P Presidente &c Ia Confe-
deraci6n de Canarls. sehor Fanstino
Paiacio. Aablara Ell sefnr Enrique
Sact!oaIez, sobre los "Tratados Inter-
n2cionales''; el Licenciado Rafael Lo-
zano Saldana, sobre La Nueva None
da en- Mexico; el senior Namilo R.
sobre Ia Abolici6n de It's
Alcahalas''.
Sc Jratcran en scsuida sobre Ia re-
taja de las actuales tarifas- de carSa
en- los ferrocarriles. de los portes de
correo y de las Quotas telegraficas;
sobre n necesidad de Uniformar eu
toda IA Rep0blica el descanso Gonlinicnl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-05
LA SUPREMA CORTE HA
EXIGIDO LA ENTREGA
DEL GRAL. PEREZ
Pide q la Sria. de Guerra que
entregue al pr;sionero al
Juez de Distrit0

CIUDAD DE MENCO, febrero =
La Supreme Corte de Justicia de la
Nanacion Sc ha dirigido a Ia Secreta-
ria de Guerra Y Marina, exigiendo Ia
entrega del general Heliodoro Perez,
al Juez de Distrito de Ia ciudad de
Pachuca, Estado de Hidalgo. Perez
coutinua en- poder de las fuerzas mi
litares de Ia citada capital. no obstan
te haber sido anparado desde que j.
ba a ser juzgado en- consejo de gue-
IRA extraordinario en- un punto distan-
te de Pachuca-
La Suprema Corte de Justicia de-
claro hoy que hara respetar 81 acuer-
do, en- esta vez.
El general Nelson, que lleg6 antes
de aver 4 esta capital, hizo declara-
clones de que Perez no serfa entrega-
do al Juez de Distrito de Pachuca
mientras no 10 ordenara- Ia Secreta-
RIA de Guerra, y en- vista de tales de-
clar2ciones obr6 Ia Suprema Corte de
Justicia, solicitud del Juez de Dis
trito de Ia capital de Hi6algo, que SO
queja de no ser atendidG en- sus soli-
citudes por Ia autoridad militar.