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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
TRUAx-GRIFFIrH

A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Tinker, when
Miss Grace Truax, daughter OF Mar
ion Truax, was united In marriage
to ID. +. Griffith, OF Kansas City,
Missouri, Rev. L. G. Elver, of
the Methodist church officiating.
Only immediate relatives Of the
bride were present to witness the
ceremony. A wedding dinner was
served at six o'clock.
They left this morning on a hon
eymoon trip and will return to Kan
sas City, 10 make their home, where
the groom has position as travel
ing salesman with the Horlick' q
Matted Milk Company.
The bride is charming young
lady who has made host of
friends during her stay here, all of
whom Join In we'll wishes for the
success and happiness Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffith in their new home
The Baca County Republican Spring
field, Colorado.
Miss Griffith was formerly a
Beaver girl, having lived here with
her uncle, II. ID. Truax and wife.
She attended high school here and
was well and favorably known to a
wide circle of friends. She was a
most charming young lady. Her
friends here Join The Herald in all
good wishes tor her future happi-
ness.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05

tomisteS Last week.

The past few days have begun to
feel more like winter. Although
there Is no Snow II Is threatening and
from all Appearances II will not be
long until there will be plenty.
Soon IL will be time TO hear the
sleigh bells of the jolly old, Saint and
above all. to hang up the stockings
for Santa to fiji.
Brother Trout has been holding re-
ligious services at the 100 or Pleas
ant View school house the past week
He has been having an excellent at
tendance. Several people have been
led to Christ through his work. The
meeting win las. all this week. and
II the weather n favorable, a ball
game win ensus between Clear Lake
and sun Rise, next Friday on, the
Clear Lake diamond.
George Stubbs has sold his farm
aid stock and has moved to Gate,
Okla. We are all sorry to have him
Sunrise ball team, foF he was their
only pitcher. Now another ball game
IL due. and no pitcher that. we are
r. g. Richardson finished hauling
his oorn fodder last week.
G.. K. Stephenson butohsred last
The sunrise school has got their
girls now have some amusement as
well as the boys.
We have q new 1eighbor on the
old Hunt place. His chief occupation
seems TO be trapping. at the present.
*. T.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
NORTH FORK

we. the directors of the Sophia COM
munity, Inc. wish to extend our sim
cere thanks TO the Mothers club Tor
their interest In the Community Bui,d- IA
wards building stage IN the bulld J.
ing. We assure you, ladies. we ap
preciate your cooperation, and ina lk
you very kindly. signed--L. NJ. Bow,
den, Joe Michel, b. ]. Messner. +. t.
Peterson and Robert Hudson
Club met with Mrs. John Byrd'
very delicious dinner was served ana
the afternoon was spent In working
for the hostess. Those present were;
Mrs. Ray Peterson. Messner and Lo-
The Christmas tree at the Com
munity building was very well at
tended After q lengthy program
was elvsn, the presents were dis
'rtsss'a ssn a%1nx shs ana ''SRd sRSdr.n sp.n,
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs George
ArmstronS. M,
bur. Mri maa. a sSsinsss % trip rip to Beaver.
James Barker 10 spending Christmas
vacation with his parents. He has
Arthur Williams and family spent
Christmas at the home OF B. }. Mess
Miss Georgia waning has gone to
her mother who resides at that place.
Mrs. Marsh's brother, George Swa-
see. OF Booker. spent Christmas with
her.
Prayer meeting was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Roy Ghee1,
Tuesday night.
Misses Ella, Lois. and Irene Goode
spent their Christmas vacation with
their parents. They have been going
to school at Shattuck.
Betty Michel IL going TO enter me
school at Goodwaii after the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gheen were en-
tertained at the home of y. J. Gheen
OF DaurrEett Christmas day.
Ivan Lawson who has bee1 attend
ing school at Beaver. Ii at home dur
COUNTRY LAD.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
i022 PROGRAM OUTLINED AS
FARMERS ROAD TO SUCCESS

saltwater. Oklahoma.-On the
heels OF year In which Oklahoma
fields were richly productive In
feed. forage and food making crops
but which were disasterous to those
districts which depended almost sole
ly upon one "money-crop" by
reason OF the ravages of the Mexi-
can boil weevil. the Extension Divi-
sion OF Oklahoma A. and M. College
has outlined q program for 1922
toward the acceptance Of which, on
the part of farmers. every farm
demonstration agent In the state
will work.
The program constitutes q sort
Of agricultural ten commandments"
which, II followed. is recommended
TO mean success. II includes:
1. There must be the minimum
requirement OF family-feeding live
stock. which is q milk COW that will
give milk enough to supply the
family's need; a brood SOW to insure
meat and lard at all times of the
year. and at least two dozen hens
capable OF laying an average num-
ber Of eggs.
Q. Such fruits and vegetables as
can should be produced: they are
essential to health.
8. The field crops should be ar
ranged to provide for the work
stock and the family feeding live
stock.
4. Cash crops should not consist
of more than half the cultivated
acreage and In no case more than
the farm family can handle without
outside help.
6. II is q duty we owe the gen.
erations to follow. to make greater
effort to conserve the fertility Of the
soil. Every slope that has q ten
dency to wash. should at once be
/ terraced and improved by plowing
under vegetation. applying barnyard
manure. growing iegumes and by
deep fall plowing. where the land
will permit.
9. Acre yield should be increased
by planting improved and adaptable
varieties OF seed.
7. All livestock should be con-
stantly handled and bred for more
economical production.
8. Fruits and vegetables. either
fresh, canned or dried. should be
available for table use at all times
of the year.
8. As much care should be given
to the economical marketing OF
such products as are sold ss to the
economical produeoon OF these pro-
ducts. -*
10. All work on the farm and In
the home should be planned to con-
serve energy and promote efficiency.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
LoRENA
tOmitted Lnst week)

Edward Hill is spending two or
three weeks visiting at Orlando.
q, Robert and Martin Engsminger went
Arkansas. for several weeks
Lee Casiday and family are spend
Ing the holidays with relatives.
f. l. Brown and family are visit
Ing Nat Frisby's and other relatives
for few days.
Lynne Wheeler took John Hutches
aad wife to Colorado for n weeks
Celia Belle Nickeson Is quite sick.
She is spending the holiday week at
home, She expects to return to her
school work at Goodwell next Sunday.
Irene Is some better.
Among those home from Goodweli
Ior weeks vacation, are; Adair
Combs, Benson and Lola Venerable. and
:, There was a party at C, q. Combs
yoaas folks enjoyed 'arss games srGmd IN ,Ss Ss
basement of their new house. Pop.
corn. apples. nuts and cake were
The Christmas program was fine at
Friendship Santa Claus appeared and
closed the program with treat for
George westfal and wife returned
70 their home at Haven. Kansas, sun
James Bowers and family OF near
the wnssoH @ ho%s spent % nSwsrs
a brother of Mrs Windsor's.
MIS- a. Richardson served n
David McNew. Luther Williams. Lyle
Whede. and VIM. Davis families and
TO Mrs. ]. w. Nickerson and children,
and Mrs. +. Wheeler.
Mrs. Foutx entertained for Christ
mas dinner and had a Christmas tree,
X, w. vogts and II. w. Vogt's
Miss Lou Anderson entertained f.
d. clevenger and wife and r. l., Hill
and family. for Christmas dinner.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
DISTRICT iSI
Omitted Last weekD

Our teacher, Mrs. Agnes Spangier, is
giving n weeks vacation.
Walter Eyer ald wife are the
proud parents OF a son. born Decem-
c. Il. Baggerly and wife. Mrs Cora
Pierson and Mrs. Lula Pierson were
all at Forgan last Monday. having
dental work done.
The Bridges girls and Lucille Egg
home.
VIM. Gray and family ate Christmas
dinner at his fathers
Mrs w. y. Bass served a fine tur-
Key dinner to relatives and friends.
Mrs: c. e. Baggerly served a tur-
KEY dinner to their children and L.
q. Pierson, Christmas.
Mrs j. II. Taylor served fine goouc
dinner to her relatives. Christmas.
Mrs. III. A. Sprague visited her
daughter. Mrs. l.. A. Eyer. last week
Mrs, T. Wilcox visited last week al
the Walter Eyer home.
Miss Leila Baggerly is giving a
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Wright is quite sick.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
COON CREEK

Lee Lindour and wife visited home
folks, II. ID. Thomas and family. on
Christmaa
The tree at the Sophia Community
House, was "A great success.
Neva Hilderbrand Will return to
Newton, Kansas. Saturday.
Willis Byrd and wife will entertain
friends on New Years day.
Luke Bowde1 and family. Willis
Byrd and family and Mrs. Mahaffey
and children took Chrtstmas dinner at
1. q. Hilderbrand's
Mr.. Good and family took Christmas
dinner with Mr.. Marshafs
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh and Vera, took
dinner at Mr. Goods, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. williams spent
Christmas In this leighborhood.
Mrs. williams and Clarice ate din
ner with Mrs. Peterson. Monday.
Mrs. Peterson's folks and Ezra
Evans. spent Tuesday at her home.
Mrs. Olive Green had a dinner for
her children and their families. Sun
day.
Mrs. Belle Jenkins will have a party
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Feterson's class will be enter
tained at her home. Wednesday even
Ing.
Grandma Boyer's condition becomes
steadily worse.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05

The Bide-a-Wee club had an in
terest!ng meeting at the home Of
Mrs. l.. l.. Long Wednesday after
noon of last week. Mrs. George H..
Healy had charge Of the lesson,
kindly substituting for Mrs. John
Savage. who was i'll. The lesson
study was Madonna In Art and
was a most interesting one.
Mrs. George II. Healy was elected
president of the club in the place
of Mrs. v. T. Coles. who has moved
to Lawton.
Mrs Harry Beegle was taken into
membership.
Quests of the afternoon were:
Mrs John Fields, house guest OF
the hostess, Mrs. J. Z. Perkins and
Miss Louise Phelps.
A splendid musical number was
furnished by Miss Phelps.
Delightful refreshments we're then
served after which the guests de-
parted. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Laughrin.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
TWIN MOUND

Quite warm and cloudy but no
moisture so far.
Well Christmas has come and gone.
A. very pleasant time was enjoyed and
all are looking forward TO q more
prosperous year than the one just
past.
George Ferguson is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Phillips and
Hiram Boothe and family ate Christi
mas diner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ragan.
A fine dinner was served.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Irwin Young spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. II. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones made a
trip to Laverne Thursday.
The friends and neighbors of Mr..
prise on thsm last Tuesday, Decem-
Der 20 II being their wedding ami
versary. They had forgotten about
Y SO when the folks began filing In
they could not understand until some
one told them. To say they were
surprised would be putting Il very
mild as II was n complete surprise.
The table groaned with the good
All the Christmas trees were well
attended and had fine treats.
We close wishing the editor and ali
q prosperous New Year.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
SOUTH ELMwOOD
(Omitted Last Week.

We have had some pretty cold
weather but a pretty Christmas.
Cecil Johnson came In from Grant
night with his grandmother, Mrs. &.
J. Fowler. aad Sunday at the home
OF his uncle. p. II. johnson.
There was family Christmas din
ner Mt the home of II. II. Johnson.
Christmas day. Those present were:
G. l.. Fowler and family. Asa Kile and
and Ray Kiie.
Alice and Iva Fowler and Ray Kile
drove over to Booker, Texas. Sunday
Grandma Kilc returned to Beaver
City. last Tuesday. December 20th.
after spending three weeks visiting.
at Booker and Elmwood.
Our teacher. Miss Dorothy Hawes.
treated the school at noon Friday.
gave half holiday and went to her
home near Laverne to spend the holi-
days.
"A CALLER.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05
DISTRICT %

Palestine Christmas exercises were
largely attended,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delay and family are
here from Kansas visiting relatives.
George Pope came home from Good
well for Christfnas
Jack Heldibrat was, In Liberal Kan
sas last week.
Mrs. Pope and son have gone to
visit relatives In washington.
Mr.. Stanley took his wife to her
school near Lorena-
Mrs. Gates has come home from
visiting her relatives In Texas
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05

Rich Leonard arrived from Hous-
ton, Texas, Christmas morning for
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Leonprd, who reside
several miles southwest OF Beaver.
He left Tuesday morning of this
week for Dallas, Texas, where he
makes his headquarters.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-01-05

Mrs. Otto Barby returned home
Sunday night after several days visit
with relatives In Beaver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
SERAN CONFlSCADOS TODOS LOS BlENES
j DELOSLEVANTADOS ENARlNAS En- MEXICO
PASO DOHENY AVER
CON RUMBO ALOS
4 N GELE s
Dilo que no existe va
desaCuerdo entire las
Clas. y el eobierno

AcompaMado por las personals que
fuevan cen Il Il Mexico. y L bordo de
un CAIRO especial. pas6 aver por esta
ciudad e. millionaire americana. Mr..
Edward L. Doheny. quicn despres de
al"unas horas de perrnarcncia an Ia
ciudcrl continue su viaje con rumbo al
Ocste de los Estados Cn!GoS. Segtin So
diio. "a dircctamente 4 n ciuGad dc
Los Angeles, California.
D3rantc su pernanencia en- eSta-
So hospcd5 Mr.. Dohcny en- el Hotel
San Anthony. de donde part.6 po: Ia
mai1ana sin que patrticipara cl punto de
81 deTtino. pues en- n administration
do aicho hctel. cuando nuestros repor-
teros acudicron en- solicitud de infor-
macitn. St les dijo tcncr a!gunos men,.
safes telcgrificos para - pctrolcro. los
cualcs no huhian sido cntregados en-
vtrtud de iGnorarse hasta aqucl;os mo
montos 81 lugar donde podrfa ser To-
ca.zalo.
POGO o NADIA declare el viajero a su
paso por esta. pues So limit0 a expire
sa- que regrosaba bien ;lnpresionado
de su viale G Mexico. qu" ya en- aque-
la capital habfa hecho amp';as decla-
raciones = que practicamcntc no ha-
bla dess1cucrrlo entire las companlas
petro!cras V 81 gobierno, neGando eS-
10 caSi con cucrsfa. aunque en- 10 que
-espccta a juzgar II situaci6n netro-
lcra tai como cx.ste entire cl gcbi"rno
Y las companies. 81 senior Doheny opu-
SO al-unIS reticeaciaS.
Resnecto a los lmpuestos que las
comDailias petrolcras han pagado al
cobicrno conformc 4 IN tarifa del mes
4" abriI. diio que era de vcintlsiete cen
tayos por bar-:l. De estl, cantidad, dieZ
y ocho ccntavos corresponds al i'm
pucsto d. production. Y ei resto. sea
nrave ccntavos. correSponc al impues-
10 dc exportaci6n, qucdando una uti-
1!dad de tiiez V ocho centavos por ba-
rril 4 las companiar confcrme el pre-
clio de costo d@l ba-ril obtcnido en- los
pozos. d0ndc Sc p1ca a cuarenta Y
cinco centavoS
Sobre nincun o:ro asunto petrolero
er,iti6 deciaraciones cl maEnAte pues
COMO dccimos antcs. manifesto haOer
hecho araplias dec!araciones en- Mexico
cob-c el particular. declaraclones que
LA PEt.NSA publici aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
Grmdes cmgamentos han
llegado de Europa a Yer.

Telegrcma Especial para Iii PRENSA."
VERACRUZ, Yer. ab-l Los al
macenes, cobertizos, patios y muelles
de este puerto sc encuentran conges-
tionados de milares de toneladas de
mercancfas de todas classes que Sc
han estado desembarcando de gran
numero de barcos que ultimamente
arribaron de Europa
Con este motive el personal de la
Aduana esta ocupadfsimo para ibrar
el despacho de estas importancia Gu
yo valor asciende a varios millones de
pesosay por las cuales el Fisco perci-
be buenas cantidades por derechos.
La empresa del Ferrocarri Mexi-
cano esta preparando el equipo que Sc
necesita para transporter las nueTas
importaciones para los lugares de su
destino. siendo Ia mayorfa para Ia
Ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
LAS FIESTAS DE LA
PRIMAVERA EN-
SAN ANTONIO
EI programa que esta
siendo preparado es
muy suggestive

La semana de las FiestaS lie Prima-
vera Sc aproxima Y con ella, Ia ciudaG
principia Il ncnarse con los ruInorcs
persistcntes de los fcstejos que Sc pre-
pa--an: de los acontecimicntos que Sc
avccinan V de los deslumbraates cor
tcios que Sc D-esenciaran dcsfi!ar por
les anch;1s Was citadinas. Y es r7uy di-
fell no encontrar un amigo un como
citio, yisitar fuantc alGun@ De iHfor-
mqci6n. dCnda no Sc le lance los
rerortcros locales, cCrno por via de sa-
Judo. Ia obligada interrogation: ";Que
sabc ustcd de las Fiestas?"
Porque el publico Ell 10 general tieire
In bicn intencionada CreenCia dc que
81 pcrioGista todo 10 sabe, Y muchas
veces. cuando cl reportsro que no Gu
b~c" aqueIa secci6n donde In noticia
Sc ha nutrido cxpreSa Su isnorancla del
asunto. cl comcntaro es siempre el mis-
mo: "Paret~e incredible" Pero no Siendo
Ia intenci6n desviar-nos del punto capi-
tai deI asunto. Y puesto que Ia inten-
cion es hablar &c as fies;aS que Sc
avecirar. continuaremos el hilo de Ia
no:icia, Y daremos 4 conoccr al lector
10 1uc de eSaS fiestas sc nos ha conta-
do por escs mundos de Dios.
Declines que Ia ciudad cmpleza 4
llelarSe 6e rumores. Y es cierto. Todo
mun6o So prepara cclebrar en- Ia, me-
jo- forrra possible. los feStcjoS. y mlen-
tras alCunos Sc Iamentatn dc IL tira-
MIA del deber que los imposibilitara a
Drescnciar tolos los desfiles diurnoS.
ot-os hacen planes y combinan dates
p,rt-s estan en- espera de recibir la vi
sta de tales cuales alnistades que
viencn para disfruta+- Ge Ia senana jo-
vial V risucEa-
Mientras tanto. el Comite organiza-
dor de los fcstejos. da los uitinlos to
ques n prograra- V en- el banquete que
celebra m a. Hotel GunteT de es-a ciu-
dad, :afornla oticIalncnte del orden que
ohsc-va-dn los dtstintos nUmercs que
Sc ticnea arreg,ados Y comunica hao2r
recibido condensation del Gobernador
del Estado, Mr.. Neff. que asistira con
su fanil;a a los fsstcjos. aconpanan-
dose adernas de- los funcioaarios que
cen el cclabo-an en- Ia administrator
de- E;stado.
FL Gobernante texano, durante 81
permanencia en- Ia ciuGad. sera adsulas
agasajdo por la Carnar de Comercio 10
cal. Ia cr,al Il da-a IN banquete el dfa
%, va dernAs un paseo autoTnovilisLco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
UNA HlSTORlA
DE AZ AMOS

Las personas de este caso,-di-
io-son casadas "a, desde hace mu-
cho tempo. Su servido- les extendi6
Ia licencia para que contrajeran ma
trimonio civil. estando en- este mis.no
puesto en- que lie habio aha por los
principles del afo 81. Estas personals
han tenido muchos hijos, parece que
Ia docena del panadero. 6sabe usted
cual es Ia docena del panadero? con-
tinu6 nientras relucfan sus ojos azu-
les y bajo la frondosidad de sus bar
bas Sc escondfa una sonrisa-Trece.
E. mas grande de estos hiios tiene va
10 Il amos y este tiene va suceso-
res de 5. 81 no estoy equivocado. hay
va ocho nietos, de estos sehores. La
familia es muy estimable, ha vivido
bien, tiene comodi6ades.. "a We US
ted; los conyuges Sc aman a los r..
-Pero no comprendo zun,-dijo el
rep6rter-el objeto de esta licencia 81
ellos on casados...
-Ese es otro asunto-continu6 Mr..
Smith. Ellos son casados, pero solo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
Ell REPORTER DETHAS
DE LA PkREJA

FL reporter salio, regocijado por Ia
prcciosidad del tenla conseguido, y
dispuesto a investigarlo hasta su fin.
al efecto, pas6 a los Juzgados por
mas datos de ST. asunto. FL mat-imo-
Mo civil, habia vuelto 4 efectuarse va.
sobre la base de Ia licencia extendi-
da Dor Mr.. Smith: 10 habia hecho el
Juez Fisk.
FL reporter paso a su oficina, in
forrn6 a su jefe, el de Ia Redacci6n de
LA PRENSA, Quien encontro suges-
two el tema, .vio en- su fondo, y CO.
mo siempre, orient6 al reporter.
Despues hubo para este un atrave-
sar de GALES en- "jitney," un dollar
sobre esquinas. pasar junto a par
ques casas, hasta encontrar un nom
bre un n1mero que buscaba.
En- efecto: la casa del gnatrimonio,
era ailf. pero e. estaba ausente a la
saxon. tD6nde estaba? No Sc le dijo
al reporter Pero 81 miro entire ei TO-
gar, vi5 que todo hablaba aln de
fiesta: Ell areglo de los mue5les. el
albear de los ado-nos, el espejear de
los pisos. ......-.
En- 81 trayecto, eI reporter habfa
visto Ia cupula de un tenplo,-el del
Immaculate Corazon de Marfa,-por
entire el mar de tejados de aquelios
airededores. Y pensando que aquel de-
berfa ser el temple del sermon ms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
EI Delegado Apostolico
corderencio con Gales

-eyecroma Esree;rr pcrr la PREESA-"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, abril -
E. Delegado Apost6lico Monsehor FL
lippi visito aver al Secretario de Go
bernacion General P. Elias Gales pa
ra rratar con 81 la solicitud relativa
a Ia. deyoluci6n del Temple de Santa
Teresa que desde la epoca revolucio-
maria esta en- poder del Gobierno
destinado usos profan"-.
No Sc sabe cual fue el resultado de
esa conferencia con respecto al asun-
to tratado en- ella pues eI Sr. Gales
Sc limit6 a decir cuando 10 entrevis-
taron los periodistas que Monsehor
Filippi le parecia una persona de
grande inteligencia ilustraci6n.
31onsehor Filippi ha anunciado 81
regreso a Roma para el lunes prs
xino dfa en- que Sc ausentara de esta
capital. ignorandose AIN 81 su salida
la hace por Veracruz 0 por Larsda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
NUEVA SOLICITUD
DE GARANTIAS Sc
HACE AL PRESIDENTE
Una comision de Guadalajua
estuuo q uer al Gral. Obre-
gon en- ell Palacio NacionaI

7c!c::ramn Espcral para la PRENSA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. abril T.
Una cornisi6n representative de Ia
sociedad de Guadalajara que forma
parte del "Comite Social jecutivo" vi
no pres!dida por el Sr. Carlos Robles
Gil entrevist6 al Prcsidente Obre-
s6n aver con el objeto de pedirle
garantias contra los atentados de los
obreros rojos Y agitadores extranje-
ros que han invadido nuestro pals.
FL Presidcnte escucho a IL delega-
ci6n l; patia V ofreci6 que Sc casti-
garfa severamente los cuipables 81
los atentados Sc repetian.
Parece que esta respuesta no dejo
muy satsfechos los jaliscienses por
que el Jefe del Executive Federal no
do n entender que sc iban tomar
medidas convenientes para evitar
nuevos desmanes y crimenes de los
socialistas sino Sc concrete n ofrecer
castirarlos 81 rencidian en- sus afro
pelos que han llenado de luto tantos
hogares en- diversos lugares de la Re-
putlica,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-04-08
LEGO A SANTIAGO DE
CHILE EL MINISTR0
LERDO DE TEJADA
Fue objeto dc una enthusiastic
reception, segun Sc comu-
MICA q ReiacioneS

T,l.er=ntc Espcc,a, parr Ia PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MENCO. ao-il -
En- IA Sec~etaria de Relaciones EXte-
rio-cs - recibieron noticias por ca
lie &c que aver habta I!egado. q San
;.ago dc Chile, e. auevo Ministro Me-
xicaao en- aquel pals, ST. Lie. CaTi-o
Trajo y Le-do de Tejada- exProcu-
raGo1 Ge Justicia Milicar. quien fu6
rec.h.do de una maaerA enthusiastic
y SigniCivativa po- las aueoridades y
q pueblo ch!leno.
Todavia no Sc sabe cuando sea Ia
-ecepc!ta Official del Duevo Minist-o,
qu!en p-imeramente visitard al Mi
n,stro Ge Rel4cioEes para pedirle sea
fijaGa por .. 2Ses.dente Ia fecha en-
cue aeba hacer entrega de las Gre
denciaies carta aut6grata del Go
bierno Nexicano.