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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
UNA EXPOSITION DE
PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS
Serd iinstGlada en- Dallas
Texas
La comision encmgada de
trabejo estuvo aver de
paso en- San Antonio

De paso para Ia ciudad de Dallas.
Texas. estuvieron aver en- Ia ciudad los
sefiures Inceniero Luis G.. Garfias. l..
NJ. Rubaicaba, ]. Sol6rzano. ]. c. Cam
pillo, quienes Sc diriSen n dicho lugar
para establecer una exposition de Pro-
ductos Mexicanos en- Ia feria que pr6xi
mamente Sc inaugurara. en- aquel iugar.
FL Ingeniero Garfias figura como Jefe
del Con1ite de Exposition Y Ferias de-
pendiente de Ii Secretarfa de industrial,
Comercio Trabajo de Ia Ciudad de
Mexico, y ahora viene con ell caracter
de jefe de Ia delegation que arriba
mencionamos, V que tienen a su cargo
la tarea que Sc relaciona con la apertu-
"a de Ia exposition de nuestros produc-
tos en- la feria anual de Ia ciudad te-
kama.
Durante su permanencia en- San An
tonic. los viajeros fueron agasaJados
por ell Departments Mexicano de Ia
Camara de Comercio local, el que dis
pens6 a sus huespedes una cordial AGO.
gida, habiendo sdo conducidos por el
senior T. L. Purcell, Jefe de dicho de-
partamento, todos lus lugares mas
pintorescos de Ia ciudad.
Una vista los centros industriales
V comerciales de San Antonio fue tam
bien practicada, mostrandose el 1nge-
Micro Garfias agradeblemente sorpren-
dido del adelanto que ha alcanZado Ia
ciudad Durante el recorrido que Sc hi
20 la poblacion los viajeros meNica-
nos fueran conducidos por todos los
lugares aZotados por la reciente mum
daci6n, los que para Ia fecha Sc en-
cuentran va casi enteramente despeJa-
dos de los esconbros y de leno entrados
a la vida normal.
Sobre este respecto, los huespedes
expresaron Ia admiration que les causa
yer como Ia c;udad pudo rehacerse de
los estragos sufridos en- unos cuantos
dlas, prueba evidente de los enormes
recursos whales que posee del carac-
ter firme de sus habitantes.
Los viajeros q partieron anoche pa
ra el punto de su dcstino, manifesto
ron que daran desde luego principle al
desempefio de la mission que los leva,
V que permaneceran en- Dallas todo el
mes de octubre, para regresar Mexi-
CO dar cuenta de la conlisi6n que les
fuera conferida-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
LA CFiCINA DE
EMPLEOS

Aver, nos diio nuestro informante Ia
oficina de empleos de Ia Cruz Roja Tue
puesta bajo el cuidado de la senorlta
Nedora Robertson. Ia que desde luego
two que conocer de mas de sesenta
demandas de empleos que Sc han pre-
sentado, niInero que Sc hacla ascender
a ochenta para las ultimas horas de
Ia tarde.
Por estas cifras, podra calcularse el
gran trabajo que Ia Cruz Roja tIene
sobre ST. 10 necesario que Sc hace
continuar en- la tarea emprendida- y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
UNA IMMEDIATE ATENCION
RECLAMAN LOS NELESITADOS
Ia CRUZ ROJA ESTA TOMANDO DEBlDA NOTA DE LAS
SOLICITUDES DE LAS FAMlLiAS PERJU-
DICADAS, PARA SATISFACERLAS
gran numero de personals Sc les taclllfm los medic
de que puedan reanudar sus antiques tra-
bajos para ganmse la uida

por clio, Sc estima que las oficinas de
la Cruz Roja tendran que permanecer
abiertas todavSa por algunas semanas,
pues es impossible precisar para cuando
cesara Ia demanda de socorros Y las
solititudes de ayuda que diariamente
Sc estan presentando.
Fl puesto de socorros que Sc encuen-
t-a esta blecido en- el Mercado, seguira
funcionanado como hasa ahora, pro-
porcionandose ell el ropas y otras clase
de socorros hasta en- tanto que Sc ter
minen las eXistencias que de clio tiene
IA Cruz Roia; en- cuanto Ia alimenta-
ci6n, es va sabido que Sc proporcicna
los necesitados en- orro lugar, en- don
de Sc ha!lan instaladas las tiendas de
campana para dar albergue a los sin
hogar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
MEXICO OFRECE CAMPO
IMMENSE PARA LOS
NEGOCIOS
Tel es la opinion de un pro
minente hombre de ne
goaos de Boston
Telegrama Especial para IA PRENSA-.

Telegrama Especial para IA PRENSA".
BOSTON, Mass, septiembre 90
|. Mr.. Adams. CUE es uno de las perso-
nalidades salientes en- Ia Oficina de
Noticias de esta ciudad, dice que el
juez Gary presidente de Ia Directiva
de las Corporaciones de Acero Sc ha-
LA ahora en- Mexico. en- donde espera
pasar algunas semanas.
Los Jefes de estas corporaciones
industriales hicieron ultimamente mu
chos negocios de consideration en-
Mexico, por 10 que no serfa de sor-
prender que ell Juez Gary regresara
con 0rdenes para muchos manufactu-
ras de Acero. FL Presidente Vauclain
de Ia Baldwin Locomotive Works ha
hecho un viaje altamente satisfactorio
Mexico indica, que Tom Lamont
de Ia firma Morgan, intenta hacer
una vista a Mexico con caracter
Official
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
FNFFBERERO C0MENzARAA FUNC|ONAR
Fl GOB|ERNO CENTRO AMERICANA
Oficialmente Sc ha hecho el
anuncio en- la capital de
la Rep1blica de FL
Salvador

Teiesrama Especial para LA PRENSA.7
SAN SALVADOR, septiembre q.
Sc ha anunciado oficiaImente qua
para ell 20 de febrero del ano en-
trante, comenzara a funcionar el
Gobierno de la Federation Centro-
americana, que esta intesrada hoy
por las republicas de San Salvador
Guatemala y Honduras.
En- ell "Diario Official" Sc ha pu-
blicado va la Constitution de ia Fe-
deracion.
Proximamente Sc ceIebraran las
eIecciones de miembros del Poder
Legislative de dieha Federation y
despues seran las eieceiones de pri-
mer Magistrate de la nisma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
NUEVO MINlSTERIO COLOmEIANC

Telegrams Especial para LA PRENSA-"
BOGOTA, Colombia, septiembre 21.-
FL Presidente SuareZ ha nomhrado su
nuero Gabirete que sustituira al que
ACADIA de ranunciar.
He aqui la composition del nueva
Ministerio Colomtiano:
Negocios Extranjeros: Concha; FL
nanzas, Berrio; Guerra, Bonifacio We
lez; Tesorero, Garcia Ortia: Agricultu-
"a, Del Corral; Obras Publicas, Buche-
Ii; instruction Publica, Restrepo Saenz;
Del Interior, Archila.
Sc cree que los senores Concha y Be-
rrio, que son los jefes de Ia facci0n
conservadora que ha hecho Ia oposi-
ci0n Al Presidente SuareZ, no aceptaran
las carteras CUE Sc les han ofrecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
Dieciccho naciones estdR re-
presentodas en- ell Congre-
so de Estudiantes
CHINA Espes,al pa-a Ia PRENsA

TeIerrarna Especial para Ia PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Sepuembre
21.-DebiGo diyersas causas, hasta
aver Sc inauguro el Congreso Inter-
nacional de Estudiantes. estando re-
presentadas en- su seno diez ' ocho ma
clones que enviaron sus delegados.
No obstante los preparativos que Sc
hicieror para verificar Ia aperture, y
de 10 mucho a de ella Sc esperaba, Ia
primera session inaugural carecio de
importancia. notandose poca anima-
ci6n en- el seRo del congreso estudian-
til.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
LA ROYAL DUTCH COMPANY
QUiERE ExPLOTAR Ell Pc
TROLEO MEXICANO

TeIegrama Especial para La PRENSA
NUEEA YORK, Sept. 19.--"El Ti-
mes" ha recibido un cablegrama de
La Haya en- que Sc dice que Deterd-
ing. presidente de Ia "Royal Dutch
Petroleum Company" ha declarado
que las actividades de la compafifa
deben irse reduciendo gradualmente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
EL GENERAL GALES VA A UN
SANATORiO DE ROCHESTER

Te,cSra.na Especial para IA PRENSA."
NOGALES. Arizona septiembre 21.-
FL General Plutarco Elias Gales, Sc
cretario de Gobernaci6n. lego hoy en-
Ia na>he Nogales, de paso para el sa-
natorio de Mayo Brothers en- Roches-
ter. Minnesota, donde va suietarse a
un tratamiento especial para ell reuma-
tismo.
Ell General Gales ha estado en- Her
mosillo las dos semanas anteriores-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
UN CREDlTO PARA LOS
COMERClANTES

Como Ia reconstruction de las dife-
renres tiendaS y locales danados por la
inundaci6n viene a signifiCar un fuer-
te desembolso para los propietarios y
una ganancia cierta para los casas que
Sc dedican a trabajos de esta naturale-
- ell Comite de Rehabilitation cree
pertinente que las casas que tales obras
l!evan a cabo abran un credito amplic
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
UNA MAQUiNA PARA
UNA FAMillA

Aver Sc presento.-nos dijo el senor
Gwin,- una familia que soiicitaba Sc
le proporcionara una Inaquina de coser,
para poder atender a sus necesidades
emprender de nuevo IL lucha por Ia vi
da. Esta familia, que Sc compone de
una pobre mujer invalida, tres j6vcnes
(Pasa a la Pag. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22
llSTA DE LOS DONATlVoS PARA
LAS ESGuELAS DE DOLORES
HiOALGO- GTO
Sura anterior 5 20,o52 go
DE SAN ANTONIO
FORANERS {:

Sociedad Filarmonica Mutua-
hsta, de {. Ju4rez. Ch!h.,
Mexico ... ...-..
Sr. Severe Le6D.-Mould Va
LEY, Kansas ..........
81. Juan Romero.-Eag!e
Pass, Texas ..-......
Producto de IA fiesta verifi-
cada por Ia Sociedad Mu-
tuaisIa MeXicana "Beuito
JUarez,' eR el Teatro Jud-
rez &c Magnolia Park.
Houston, Texas ...
Coieetado per Ia senera isa-
bel de Ramirez, NOM
bre de la Socisdad Hutua-
iista Mexicana, "8enito
Juarez", de Magnolia Park,
Houston, Texas:
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Pasa . IA Quinta)
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lPasa q Ia PaS. 5a,)
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Pasa a ia Octava)
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We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-09-22

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, l18
n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
Citizens and Deputies TO Fight 10
Last Ditch 10 Defend Town
Against Invasion sherIfrs
Statement says.
SOVEREIGNTY MUST BE
PROTECTED SAYS VIEW
Union Men In Considerable Force
Threaten Advance Today; ON.
elsls Deny Killing Of Several
Men BY Deputies.


by United Press.
Ellzabethtowu. H.. Sept S.-Cltl.
zons and deputies will fight to the
last ditch to prevent the miners
from invading RosIclalre and Eliza.
bcthtown. Sheriff Cox told the
United Press today.
Cox declared that the citizens
were being armed and that they
were ready TO protect the sovereignty
Of the two towns against any attack
which the mincr might launch.
Some reports state that the min.
ers have force OF 500 men and
that reInforccmcnts that will bring
their army" up TO a total OF 1000
are on the way TO join the main
force now.
Last September. the union miners
In this district laid down their tools
and left the shafts idle Since that
time. The mines have been operated
by non.union labor. wiich forms the
basis for the impending trouble.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
Threatened "SpelW
Of Weather Sends
Strauss TO CoUe,

Fall hats and suits, the vintage
varying from this to a couple Of
years ago, appeared on the streets
this morning as result of the furry
that threatened a real "norther."
About the time that Chickasha
folks started to work, series of
decidedly gusty gusts of wind blew
down the north and brought liberal
spatters of rain right along The
old straw Kelly, which should have
been on the shelf week ago, brt
to which many have clung in cor
sideration Of the hot days, became
a reality on the streets today.
But the weather man was only
fooling, as was demonstrated later
in the day when the sun came out,
nearly as warm as ever and the
clouds drifted away, leaving the joke
on the birds who were so wise in
Austling out their heavy things early
this morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
COUNTY FAIR TO
Be FEATURED BY
STOCK EXHIBITS
Reservation Of spsee to Show Fine
Hoos, Cattle. Horses. Rapidly
Taking All Available stalls,
Houston States.

II some of the owners Of fine
stock IN Grady delay few days
lonrer aHc''t deserving space In
whi,a 80 oxh,5,, the animals n. the
Grady county fair. September 20.2i.
22.2a. they may find that there IL no
space left. according to A. =. Hour.
ton. county agent who Is In charge
OF the reservation.
Mr.. Houston expressed as his orin.
ion today that every space would
be filled. despite the fact that there
Is available three times as much
floor area as has ever before been
the ease at a Grady county fair. For
instance. In the stock pavilion.
there are 96 stalls or pens for hogs.
These are being reservd rspidiy. Mr..
Houston states. and from his kuowl.
edge OF the number OF hog oVuors.
In the county he declares that there
win not be space left when the
fair opens. II Is barely possible
that the available space In the hog
pavilion VIII not be large enough
to hold all the entries.
In order to help the situation and.
II possible to provide space for all
the live stock entries. the Chamber
Of Commerce is cooperating with
the fair association. Three large
tents have been rented and an effort
is being made 10 secure another one.
The fair association desires two 40
by go tents. one 20 by 40 and one
circular tent about 30 feet In
diameter.
These, II is planned. will be used
mainly for the showing of the cat
tie and horses. There is, In addi.
tion, space in the livestock pavil-
lion for the showing of cattle. II is
the main room between the two
wings where will be shown the hogs
From the standpoint of exhibits, II
now appears that the fair is to be
even ahead of the expectations, the
committee points out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
OFFICERS MAKE BIC LIQUOR HAUL
AS PLACE NEAR NINCO IS RAIDED

Federal and county officers early
this morning ralded the knippelmier
home. one mile north and two and
one half miles west of Mlnco. and
seized the largest volume Of wine
ever captured in one attempt In
Grady county. II. Knippilmler and
son, William, were arrested ard
placed in the county Jail
A state charge will be filed in the
county court against the father.
while the case against the son will
be filed In federal court. according
to Bob Bailey, deputy United States
marshal who with H. H. Lindsay,
working under the direction of the
U. s. Marshalls office here; Oscar
Dryden, deputy sheriff, and Police
man Johnny Sullivan, carrying u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
A. B. AND A. ASKS
PROTECTION FOR
ROAD PROPERTIES
Southern Railroad Wants State
Troops; Request Is Result of
Wreck in Which One Killed,
Several Hurt.
BY United Press.

By United Press.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. S.-Miltary pro-
lection by state troops for trains
and workers on the Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Atlantic railway will be
asked today by the officials Of the
road.
This was the announcement that
followed wreck near here last
night in which one man was killed.
several people injured and consider
able property damaged. 1t is the
theory Of tine officials that the
wreck was planned and executed by
enemies of the road. They state
that dynamite was used to blow up
the track just ahead Of the train.
Engineer Morris was killed instant
ly as the locomative left the track
and turned completely over, as a
result of the blast. Those injured
were negroes.
The testimony Of trainmen was to
the effect that dynamite caused the
wreck.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
BASEBALL MEET
At c. c. TONIGHT

Clint C. Steinberger, president of
the ChickasNN 7-114,i association.
has issued call for a meeting Of
the stockholders of the association
to be held tonight at the Chamber
of Commerce rooms at 8 o'clock.
The business to be transacted at
the meeting, pertains to certain con
tracts with reference to the present
baseball year and the laying Of
plans for the future, it is pointed
out in the call for the meeting. Off
GERS of the association for another
year are to be elected and the tran
saction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting will be
had, the call states.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
ST. JOSEPH GETS
UNDER WAY WITH
BIG ENROLMENT
Catholic Academy Has 200 Puplls al
Opening Of Term: Music Course
Offered BY School one Of
Features.

Attendance records Of tho &c. 10.
scph Academy. wilch opened this
week. show an enrolment of more
than 200 pupils. Il was announced
thie morning. Fifty have registered
for a classical high school course.
Pupils taking the commercial course
are fewer than In former year,. the
records show.
The music course given at 81,
Joscph's under the supervision Of
Miss O'Mara. Tho school offers TO
the students thorough and artistic
musical education preparing TEN
for the teaching profession. the &C..
cial circle and the concert stage.
Methods are used as best suit the
individual hand and temperament.
The chief aim Of the school Ia to
develop the Students musical
thought and Intelligence 80 that the
expression may always be one Of In.
dividaul conviction and sincerity.
Frequent class lessons and recitals
give opportunities to the student to
secure self reliance and enable her
to present an idea.
Recltals are open to parents and
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08

by United Press.
RosIelaire. ILL.,. Set S.-Bands OF
miners were encamped near here to-
day with the avowed intention Of
attacking this mining town during
the day.
AS result, there appeared to be
danger of a repetition, possibly on q
small scale. of the trouble in West
Virginia where federal troops wer,
finally called out to stop the fight
ing. The citizens were armed to meet
any possible attack Of the miners
The authorities today denied the
reports that a number of men had
been killed by the mine guard dcpu.
ties yesterday.
Deputy sheriffs and private detec-
tives are said to have clashed with
the outposts of the miners, who held
up two trucks and three men at the
Hog Thief's Ford on the Harrisburg
road shortly before o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon. The miners re
treated, leaving four prisoners and
three automobiles in the officers
hands.
The deputy sheriff's denied that
anyone was hurt score of deputies
and detectives met fifteen miners in
three cars at the ford, they said,
and fired a few shots in the air as
signal for the men to surrender. Four
surrendered and the others aban-
doned their cars and took to the
woods without firing shot.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
Would Connect Versailles Pact and
German American Treaty With
New Pact Between Allies
and United States.
SUPPORT is GIVEN TO
PROPOSAL BY OFFICERS
Press Unanimous in Approval;
Believed Root viii Accept
Place as High Judge.
BY United Press.

by United Press.
Paris, Sept. 8-A third treaty of
peace which would be intended to
link the Versailles pact signed by
Germany and the Allies, and the Ger
man-Ameriean treaty, recently sign.
ed, was discussed in political circles
here today.
Taat the plan had its supporters
was riain from the comment heard
among officials Of the French gov
crnment. 1t was openly advocated
through the French press and in
many quarters the proposal was
being doomed to the limit.
such treaty, the French believe
must be negotiated by the allied ma
tions With the United States.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
BOLT KILLS TWO
ASLEEP IN BEDS

Fort Scott, Kan, Sept. S.-Henry
Houdyshell, "a, Hiatville, Kans., and
his 17-year-old sister, Nellie, were
killed by lightning while visiting at
the home of their brother, Ralph
Houdyshell, 12 miles from here. Both
were asleep at the time, in differ
ent rooms of the house.
Two children, who were asleep in
the room with Miss Houdyshell, one
on either side of here, were unin-
jured. Ralph Houdyshell, who was
sleeping in the same bed with Henry
also was uniniured,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
Start Series of
ReUiU0L Meetings

The First Baptist church revival
meeting began last night under the
tent located at the corner Of Eighth
street and Arkansas avenue
Despite the fact that many were
not aware of the change in location
and went to the corner of Tenth
street and Georgia avenue, the loca-
tion first announced, a large crowd
attended the opening services, Rev.
Sam D. Taylor said this morning.
The present location is easy to reach
and is known as the Eighth street
ball ground, Rev. Mr.. Taylor said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
HARDING PLANS CRUISE.
By unIted Press.

BY United Press.
Washington. Sept. s. - President
Harding expects to leave Saturday
on an extended cruise during which
he probably will reach the New
England coast. 1t was learned today.
II official business does not call him
back he will visit Il. B. Mclean,
Washington publisher at his summer
home in Bar Harbor, Me. The pres.
ldent would return to Washington
when congress reconvenes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08
Root viii Accet

By United Press.
Geneva, Sept. S.--Elhu Root, will
accept the presidency Of the inter-
national court of justice. it was gen
orally believed by members of the
league as was shown by their pri-
vate expressions.
Despite rumors that Mr. Root
would not accept the place If elected
it is believed that he could be pur-
suadeG to change his decision His
election is practically assured, it
was stated in official circles here
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-09-08

deputy sheriffs ceymission, made
the raid.
Nearly 100 gallons Of wine were
captured. the officers said tlij af-
ternoon. A bulk of this was brought
to Chiekasha and will be held as
evidence. Five gallons of corn
whisky found In cellar under the
house are included in the seized
goods Two parts Of still also were
captured
Officers returned with the cap.
tured goods about 1 o'clock this af-
ternoon. A large crowd congregated
around the entrance Of the federal
building to view the wet goods,
which were later moved into the
large vault in the deputy T. 5. mar
shal's office.