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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

Ser Minfler Sarnilie. Sn garnes
COUNTY, no sic Gamilie Gaspar Winf
Ter gu Sauie iii, miro, nent ni6t nod
Dor Ser S9nittreife nnporbergeiebe-
mes eintritt, oie otesidbrige Grnte Die
bette felt elmer @eibe bon Sabren iein,
cine Mitteilung, pl6e bic Madri6-
ten aus gan5 Mortb 9afota in frell=
bigger Weiie erbdrten.
IS. S. 5eberger bat it6 leBten
5amitag in ser County Mu6itors Df-
flee als 1%1nabbdngigen @anoi6at fir
6as &ongreBumt 0ieies Diitrtfts frat
elmer Netition sic bon mebr als 600
@dblern 6es 9iitriftS unter5ei6net
mar, a~ngemel6et. 8eitatigte Gopien
Der 8etition, Sic i'm our @an6ioatur
bere6tigen, uer0en Sen @ountpNu-
6itoren i'm Diitrift 5ugeian6t meroer.
&err Seberge bat ausgeiugt, 6aB er.
ietne Blattform, auf Ser er 6as poo
litiI1e %1ntermebmen 6ur9fubren
miro, in Ben eriten Sagen betannt mo-
den miro.
2ant 8riefen, Die bon Sen 5e=
fretdren ser beribie6enen IN gtearns
County beitehenoen MGnnerbereinen
big ieB!t bereits Dem @errn Baul Mb=
les, benz Geitpraiioenten 6es am
Sonntag, BEN "a. September in ct.
Gloub itattfin6en6en @atbolifentag
6es 9. 81. 8. Minnel otaer Staats=
berban0es, 5ugegangen 1in6 ideint
Ste Muffor6erl1ng, zines ibrer Ser
einsmitglte6er als Mitglieo 6es Beit=
fomitees iotpie Sdnger CUR Seilnab-
me an ben MaienbDren 5u ernen=
hen, guten Mnflang gefun0en 81 ba=
ben, 6emna9 ertpartet tper6en fann,
6oB Ser fomr1en6e @utbolifentag, NIT
Dem Niibli6en 0rtr6 Sen @ortrag
bolfStumli6er 2ie0er i'm Maiien6or,
mos als eirre Meuer11ng BET 6erartigen
Seitgelegenbeiten betra9tet miro,
an6 6as Mngenebme berbin6en miro.
Mittmo9nadmittag tpur0e Sic
2ei6e 6es G1op6 Martin bon @aite
8arf, mel6er Montagna6mittug int
&anie ieines in Oiieo mobnen6en
Sobnes @eorg itorb> auf Dem Mortb
Star 6rieobofe CUR &11be gebettet.
Ser @eritorbene m11r6e Dor IS Sabren
in ser 5taot Seem Oorf geborett1 fam
IN 1897 nab ct. CLOUD, no er iei1
Seim beibebielt un6 16 Sabre lang
in Ser Greet Nortbern @erfj tqtten
bef6dftigt tnar. Seiner @attin BIN
terlaBt er 6rei @0bne: Serbert bon
ct. @lou6> @eorg bon 0ifeo un6
CHARLES bon MinneapoIis.
SS1t LETTER Dienitogna6t brad
Elm Bis ieBt unbefannter in sic office
6es &eftorats ser &atbe6ralgemein6e
6ur6 elm Genifer Elm un6 ftabl SEN
8etrag bon etpn $3.50, bon 6enen
500 Ser @emein6efaiie geb0rte1L p6b
reno Der &eit fir MeBitipen6ien EN-
gegangen tpar. Soffentlt6 miro es
gelingen, Sen 2angfinger Dem Mrm
Ser @eri6tigteit 5u iiber1iefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

3eit int 9ienit ser Sirma 8infler
& &0rner, un6 leBtgenannter 1T Ser
8etriebsleiter 6eS 3meiggeibaftes Ser
Sleii6erftrma @nnitiger & COMPANY
an fnnfter Mbenue iiioli6. Dasielbe
miro III Sen 8en1on & @ompanD Sc
i6dftsrarm berlegt mno sugleib
nit oem @rocerD=@ei6df in 8etrieb
gebalten mer6en. 8or mebr 6enn so
SSabre g%riin6eten ser BERT. Sobn SC.
8enien nn6 iein 8rn6er Mn6reas
8enion nnter Ser Sirma @ebriioer
8enien, 6te ipdterbin i'm 8enfen &
COMPANY umgelpan0et nur0e, 6as
6pe5eretgei6aft 6as n11nmebr 1T 6te
@dnoe b%etpabrter iunger 9eute Hber-
gegangen if, 6enen boffentlt6 in 6em
unternebmer ser erpini9te @rfolg
erblmben miro.
Mit @eginn 6ieier 8obe lit Sic
Mnaubl ser bieiigen giienbabntperf-
ltdttearBeiter Inn 80 Mrbeiter per=
mebrt por0en 10 BOB 6ieielbe jebt auf
564 angeGaufen lit. @onitdn6ige &u-
BE berrlbt in BEN 8erfitdtten un6
nuBerbalb 6erielben, 10 6aB es r1ur=
mebr sic ausiitGnoigen Mrbeiter iin6,
tpel6e I'M einen @treif in SEN 8abn=
tperfitdtten ct. CLOUDS 5u tniiien idei=
men un6 6teien 6nr6 einen Dienitag-
nadmittag 6nr6 Die StraBen Ser
.5ta0t beranitalteten Hara6emdri9 in
Grin1terung bra9ten.
- Sedm. P. 2ufe, 8. g. g., s..
8farrer Ser unbefledten @m-
pfdngmsgemein6e> g0nrte sen MeB-
6ienern 1n0 Sen gum &ir9en9or ge-
b1rigen Sbnlmao6en am Dienitag
6aS @ergniigen zines Bicnic ,6os sic
beitere &inoerfbaar in ct. Sobns
feierte.
@dbren6 eines Dienitagmorgen
nm z nbr bon bo6m, P. Bins, g..
g. s., in ser unbefledten gmpfang=
nisfir6e gefeierten 8ral1tamtes i6lo1
ien ben 8uno fiir's 2eben gbriitian
&ramer, Sobn Der 5amtlte Mn0reas
s&eralmer nno SRI. ella 2ucas. Mit
ieine1 Bertpnn6ten nn6 Sreltn6er
piini6t Dem iungen @bepnare au9
Der vNor0itern" Elm itets u11getriibtes
@belebert.
Nu6 Mnsiage 6es gountpldul-
Itpertnten6enten 8m. q. 8oerger
miro 6ie bon ben 36glingen Ser 2onb.
idnlen o1f Ser Stearns County Sair
gen1a6te Ml1sitel1tng etne bel neitem
groBere aIs Sic frubere Sabre fem.
Donneritug bergangerer @o1e
trafen @uspar Winfler, 8r16er TN.
ieres geebrten Mttbiirgerg Sofepb
8infler, fen, 1tnb @attin bon Dol
lep gitp, oeren Sdtpiegeriobn @eorg
Staples nn6 Gatttn bon Metpport,
Oregon, nn6 6eg 1ebterer M1tter bon
Chicago, peIde la1gere 3eit in Ser
Sarnilie TIRES Sobnes al @afte maj,
bier 5u @efu6 Elm uni. genoiien Bis
.eIbten Montag Ste @aitfreun6idoH
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
Ggereitien FIR Tranen
1tno yun0frauen.

gHf&4
Der MiiiiDr1s gerein fntbDliiber
5rauel1 urb Sungfrnlen peranftaltet
gei1tige nebungen fiji Grauea ..unb
Sungfrauet BPM
is. M,1gnit, bis 20. M,gnit
in Der ct. 8enebict's Qcabernp 5u
81. Soieph Minn.
6o9m. g .SDiepb areuter, o. 9
miro Die uebungen leiten.
Rates are:
$500 for board and bed in
%dormitory.
$500 for board and bed, room
with one companion.
$3.50 for board and bed, room
alone.
Man tpen6e iid bite an
Sr. Directress
St. Joseph MINI.
urb + ierpiere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27

ssn elmer geltern, MittDob, OBJ
enos abgebaltenen 8eriamml,1ng Der
griten gregbpterianer Rirhengeraett'
Sc puroe uber sic 8abl zines geab-
folders oes 81. g. g. Gampbel OBJ
qetimmt, 0eiien &elignation als Rre-
bigger belagter @enaetnbe I'M 0ttober
i'll Strait trttts
- sic merber cine griinoltde @e.
Notwithstanding unb cine CUTE Stel'
luna in Ser Sanoelsi6ale 81 ct.
|glouo erbalten. Serbittermtn begtnnt
am 4. 5eptember. sdiden sic fiir
freien aatalog. 5bneai6riftmaldt'
men (Eppemriters) gu berfanfen ooer
gu permieten.
ssu Ser &laee Oes gilbert @rtn
aeaen Sen. aarfbolo bon MfatneNrat-
rie erfannten 9onneritag Letter Wo-
DIE sic @eidmorenen benz aldger ote
s,1mr1e bon $214 5n. Gs NOR Dies
Sic lette alage, 6ie mabrenb Der alt-
Reraem0bnli6 lang anoauernoen
MISUNDERSTANDING CUR Serbanol1ng
qelangte, borob areisribter Sob1
y. Moeler sic @eidmorenen tbres
Iieu1tes entlieB.
= Die observation-disclosures Sono-
m1e & Quiglep bat Montag lire Sf-
ficen in oas nelte @olumbnsrttterge.
bauoe perlegt nno perfiigt bemna6
iiber sic mooernlten Mmtsltuben TIM
Moromelten, Sic in flint 3immer ais
@ripatofficen, in ein 8ibltotbef=31m~
mer uno Elm @en0lbe eingetetlt 1tno.
= @eorg Deering bat feline @eitg-
nation als 5efretar 0es 3meigbereins
ser 9. 81. 6. unterltiibungsgelen=
1hoft BON Minneiota eingeretdt. S1
Ser ndditen Montagabeno itattttnoers
Ben monotliden 8~eriammlung oes
ct. Soiepbs Neutrality-suspicious.
miro fem Mahfolger erna1nt meroen,
fir mel6en Soften Ilois Srante,
melder por6em in elmer &eibe bon
sSsabren 6us Mmt befleioete, pte0er IN
Muslidt genommen lit.
- Die }edite Diitrift &onoentlon
ser Mmerican 2egion miro arn nod
item Montug, oem lebten Sage ote1eS
Wonats, in ct. glou0 itattftnoen. vs.
mer0en gu oieier @%eriommlu11g gegen
bun6ert Delegaten erpartet. 9as "
efl1tip : &omitee oeS Walace g.
Gbute Holten bat umfangretde Ela=
ne fit nnterbaltung Ser Be1nber emit
morfen, benen bom &itponis Stub int
8reen Sotel oas Mittageiien belorgt
miro.
- @arrD Sttner, mel6er bor0em
als 8eteftip I'M 9ienite Der Staot
St. glono ,itano, 1T bon Wearia Wta-
terna bon bier mlf 8aterl6af oer=
flaqt mor0en, 6arob Der ianbere Sc
leae bon Grieoensri6ter S. S. Dono=
hue unter $500 8iirgibaft fir ii6e-
res gri9einen I'M 9e5ember-&retsge=
ri9t geiteM mur0e.
-@eorg 80. &anscom friiberer
8raiioent ser bieiigen Merdants gta-
tional 8anf, iebt @igentimer elmer
8anf IN Diafis, lit iiingit als Diltrttt-
@uperpiior ser f06eralen M%nletbebanf
fir einen aus feds Counties, IN Die
Stearns County eingeiblo11e1 TT, be-
Iteben6en DItrift ernannt mor6en.
- Baufontraftor Murfns &ropp
p1r6e Counting bon feiner @ottin nit
einem 31piaingspdr6en beibenft>bon
6em lei6er eines fur5 nab Der @eburt
ltarb, tpqbreno 6as an6ere it'd etner
guten @einnobeit erfre1t nno boffent-
Ii6 sen b~egliidten @ltern rebt lang
piele Gre,16e beretten miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-07-27
st. Glono Marftberiht.

@etrei6e.
8ei5en $50. l $1.21.
@ei5en go. 2 $1.16.
Safer 29e.
@erite 47c.
Goggen so.
8emablenes &orn $1.5O.
&eie $1.1O.
Efforts $1.2O.
&ornmeW 1920.
Roggenmebl $3.50.
MeN, SO Nfuno, $4.55.
Oil MeenI $3.50. s.5..zs
Scratb 6eeo 81. 95.
8efnablenes 5litter $1.50.
Butter 303322.
Gier, friide 16c.
Butter sat iiiB $50.
3tpeibel 5-6.
8obnenA5-5.5O
5onig Comb Gfuno 1925.
&dlber geidladtet 9.
&dlber auf SUB So.
Stiere auf SUB .S-5.
Stiere gefdladtet 60.
sdtDeitte letdte $S.5O-$9.40.
SbDeine idDere IS.
Sdtpeine, leidte, geidIodtet, Sill.
1850
9dtpeine idpere eeidladtet $50
Sdofe SIS
Sdafe geidlodtet 8-11.
2dn1n1er SO.
2dr1n1er geibIndtet 1918.
SdaDeinefett 12c.
8iibner fdpere 14c.
&dbne 1Oc.
@dnfe Zoe.
gntel1 10c.
ailrfeps zoe.
S5e1.
8irnotbp ao1l1e 1915
Glober is
WiIoes Seu 11.12
gemiidtes 12-14
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-05
HON. NOAH COOPER
PASSING The GOURD
First Monday and the Political Pot
Begins to Boil.

Senator Gwinn, of Covington,
Democratic candidate for the Guber-
Material nomination, was in the city
last Monday, as also was Noah
Cooper, of Nashville, the "Gourd OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS" candidate for United
States Senator. Mr.. Cooper made
himself welcome everywhere, smiling
and talking and incidentally inviting
attention to his platform. He rallied
street crowd at Wehman's corner
in the afternoon and was introduced
by Judge Bratto proceeding with
something like the following, which
his management furnishes for pub
lication:
America is in great danger of fall
ing like Solomon. Unless America
gets right with God, America will
soon be ruined. Americas danger is
not from foreign foes, but from Sa-
tan and his bad habits here at home.
We beat the Germans. We beat
Spain. We beat Mexico. The ques-
'tion now is will America beat the
devil? 1t is a live question. The
battle is on here at home. We can't
beat the devil with guns and tanks
and death gases and submarines. To
beat the devil America has got to put
fon the whole armor of God.
Satan deceived Solomon with all
his wisdom and ruined his nation in
25 years. We may think America
cannot fall. Germany in 1913 never
dreamed that in 10 years she would
be fallen. So America is in danger
from Indifference about her bad hab-
its.
America spent and lost one hun
dred billion dollars to beat Germany;
but we have not spent hundredth
part of that to beat the devil. We
sent an army of two million boys to
beat Germany; but we have not sent
one twentieth of that number to beat
the devil. Beating Satan is hun
dred times harder job than beating
Germany.
We have got to put Gods eternal
truth in our habits, into our chill
dren, into our schools, into our bus
mess, into our Congress and into
our laws We have been fighting
about property, passing laws to pre-
vent stealing and profiteering, while
satan has been robbing us of many
of our dearest treasures.
I am standing with God, with the
Versailles peace treaty, with the Ten
Commandments, with the women,
the churches and the God fearing
men, against war. mammon and Sab
beth breaking.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-05
SENATOR GWINN VISITS
OBION COUNTY PEOPLE
Mingling With First Monday Crowd ;
Speaks at Courthouse.

Senator L. E. Gwinn, from Upton
County, candidate for Governor,
made a few remarks expressive of
appreciation for the opportunity of
meeting our people, He said that
he did not come to make a speech
but would have an appointment here
at some future time to discuss the
issues of the campaign. Mr.. Gwinn
is a candidate for the Democratic
nomination and has a statement in
the papers which was published last
week. Mr.. Gwinn, in private con-
versation, says that he is in favor of
an entire change in our tax system.
He says that we have tried for years
and for centuries to get a successful
plan for the collection of taxes on
personally or invisible property, and
every effort has been failure, un-
til the collection of such taxes has
become a joke He therefore favors
a system which will give every coun-
ty entire control of its own tax funds
the assessment and collection of its
own taxes, and that the State de-
partment have nothing whatever to
do with such funds-that the State
taxes be handled as separate and
distinct fund and under a separate
department. He feels that the col
lection of county taxes by the State
to be turned into the State t. easury
and then again distributed among
the counties forms a system that is
complex and altogether impractical
and which works an injury to the
taxpayer who has the land or visible
The people here would no doubt
be glad to see more of Mr.. Gwinn
and hear more fhis tax proposition.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-05
PICTURE PLAYHOUSE GOES
TO LOCAL CAPITALISTS
To Be Incorporated the Union City
Amusement Co.

r. III. Rust and R. G. Jackson,
this city, both prominent young men
in business affairs, last week took
over the plant of Jimmie's Playhouse,
heretofore conducted as one of Jim
mie BoyH's amusement enterprises
under the management of Lyle H.
Boyd, the purchase and transfer of
the property taking place immediate
ly. Consideration of the sale, $10,-
600.
We are informed by the new own
ers that articles Of Incorporation
have been filed under the name of
the Union City Amusement Co., and
the house will continue under the
management of Mr.. Lyle Boyd, to
present to its Union City patrons on
ly the highest class screen attrac-
tions. Some of the service is indeed
ahead of city time, as illustrated by
the Yankee Colonel and others,
which appeared here before they did
in Memphis and other Southern
cities. I
AS soon as the charter is issued
the company will be organized. This
is one of the modern playhouses in |
Southern towns, with it's elaborate !
pipe organ, seating arrangements,
service, ETC., and has been giving it's
patrons some extra fine attractions.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-05
BIRTHPLACE OF
THE CONFEDERACY
Impressive Ceremonies in Montgom-
cry, Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, April 27.-The
birthplace of the Confederacy We'd
nesday paid tribute to the tn usands
of Southern men who gave their
lives in support CT the government
which was founded in Montgomery
during the sixties. The capital where
the ordinance of secession was adopt
ed and where the plans for the or
ganization of the new government
were made was closed while all af-
ficials and employees took part in
memorial exercises.
The ceremony was started with a
parade through the streets of the
city with Gen. Hal. T. Walker as
grand marshal and Col. Bihb Graves
as assistant grand marshal.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-05
TENNESSEANS FIND
REST IN ARLINGTON

Washington, Apr. 27.-The bodies
of three Tennesseans are included
among the sixty-four soldier dead
brought from overseas to be buried
in Arlington National Cemetery to-
day. They, with the next of kin,
are:
Private Bruce M. Colback, next of
kin Noah Colback, Jefferson City;
Sergt James A. Latham, next of kin
Mrs. Essa E. Latham, Memphis;
Corp. Connie Hatkins Sheriff., next
of kin Carvin D. Holiday, Westport.
Are you going to buy a fan this
spring? If you are, see us first
Averitt Electric.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-05
Mothers Day Service.

There will be a special service for
MOTHERS held at the Methodist
Church next Sunday morning, May
Z, beginning at / / O'Clock. We hope
to make this great occasion because
we feel that all honor is due to the
motherhood of our land. We desire
to have every another who is inclined
to come our way, with us at tbs
time. But you say, What will we
do with our children?" Just bring
them. along and carry them to the
primary school room, which will be
used for a nursery that day, and
there you will find Mesdames Henry
Hassler and Granville Sanders who
will be glad to entertain them for
you during this hour. With the
many small chairs and other con-
veniences found thore, this can be
easily done. We insist that each one
who is fortunate enough to have a
mother spared them mako special ar
rangements to have her present. If
your mother has been previously
called to her reward, then honor her
memory by being there as her repre-
sentative. An important feature of
the service will be special music
suited to the occasion. A general in
vitation is extended to the public.
Services will be held in the New
Church Chapel next Sunday morn
ing. The Rev. DR.. Thomas A. King
will deliver the sermon and the pas
tor, Rev. l.. G.. Landenberger, will
conduct the service. The Holy Sup
per will be celebrated. There will
be no afternoon meeting of the doc
trinal class. AS the New Church
Chapel is very small for a Sunday
evening service, DR.. King will occu-
py the pulpit at the Methodist
Church in the evening, the pastor,
Rev. e. vi. Mathis, having kindly
granted the use of his church. DR..
King is pastor of the New Church
at Lakewood, Ohio, and is consid-
cred one of the ablest ministers Of
the Church Of the New Jerusalem.
His subject will be: "The Three Es-
sentials of the Christian Religion
Jesus Christ, the Bible and Regen-
Grafton" 1t is hoped large audi
ence will be present to hear the noted
preacher and author.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-18
NO Sc QUlRE EN-
MEXICO A CHlNOS
MI A NEGROS
UN MOVIMIENT0 CONTRA
ESTOS INMIGRANTES
Sc HA INICIADO
En-. Sinaloa estaR resueltos
a luchar para inpedir el
desembarco de chinos

Tcleg-ama Especial para LA PRENSA"
CIuDAD DE MENICO, mayo IL
Los habitantes de Ia costa del Pac,fi-
CO 50 encuentran dispuestos i der-ra
mar su sangre. anteS que permitir ei
desenIbarco en- sus litoraies de los G
migrantes chinos que han llegado 4
aqucllas costas, por considc:.a~ nociya
es:a colou,zaci6n.
OeclaracioncS de es.I natura!eza Iue
ron hechas aver por un prom;nente ve
cino de Cu7iacan. CUE 50 encucnt.a en-
G,ta, q cual vino solameatc para no
uficar que Sc cncuentrt en- San Fran
cisco un barco carsado con mil chi
nos que Sdbr - dirigeu I McXic5 Y
81 prUponcn dcSemGlrcIr ell diStin.Cs
lUsares de "a costa del Pacitico
Como los aSi&ticoS son Seneralmeu
- considcrados como colonos noel
Vos para cl progreso de las regioues
donde !0Cal.Zan suS domiciiios. Il in
form&nte dice que los habitlntes del
Ntorai 90 ha!lan prevcuidos ) firme
ment diSpuestos derramar sU sangre
antes que permiti- el desembarco que
i toGaS luccS So juZga perJudicial. por
% CUal esDera que las autor!GadeS me
xicahas tomcn las providcnciuS Del ca
so obren conlo.me n. prudenc!a 10
exile cu caSos tan de!icadus como el
p.eSentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-18
r. INFANTE ROBADO FIE DEVUELTO A
SU CASA DE UNA MANERA MISTERlOSA
Dos personnjes que ocupoban un potente antom00ll
sin numero de registro, presentaron en- Ia fHca
rural Heuando al inocente raptado

+! singular suceso. pOr IL fl"-Za
de sus deta!ies, ha detado tan deSorien
tadas = las aucoridades como a a ma
Ore DE-, n!to. pues parece que veEGa-
Geramen:e no Sc lego n Z !GeDtificar
con plenitud -. gtnero del pe-soHaje
Que ..eCS - TeiG;egrar i, nino su ho-
hogur. pUeS ,n.eH;raS por una partc sc
assgura que "Se perSonaje era IN
Aomb-e. Y po- ora Sc ;iene - Green
Ia de Que era una mUjer. : ain mas:
"a IL que s-a "A misma joven enfer-
rner4 scb-e quien deseie III principle
racay--oa <OSpechaS de- que era a que
Gu"rl quedarSe con lnino. OEganoS
Gr Ia prenSl local americana del dia
IL aver pubHcaron. basAndose ell ua
ntormc poI:ciaco, que 'un hombce
rnisce-ioso' habil devuelto =. niho en-
c@eSti5c. po- ORA parte. IA PREM
SA ;uc irto-mada djCectamenie. Je
par;= d. los par,entss del niho G2e
resid-H sn Is Einca DC 81 deSapa-ec!-
nien,o. uue ijene e. teleiono NJ. 90le
+. : 10 otros que rssiden en- San
Antonio. De que i personaje no era
~ Eombr- sino ma mu5er. Y qua era
IA -rlrS~'' del ardisnte amor a IA
cr:a;u-a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-18

Una pince,ada 10 m.s;erio ha que
dado rodeardo .. caso de. n.no de
pscao que fae rap;ado Il !unss po-
la taryis = n jover AGe,a Busno. IN
una finca s.JQada css-z de BerSs Nil.
q c.rco o seis 1njll4S ~ Sur DE- san
Antonio. pues %. iESaU.s. f4- devuei-o
artenoche 81 hOgar, poC IN peCSo-
naje nlisterioSo que s'-rioanGo u a
inca Jun.o con oi-o. CT IN aU;omGT.l
DE- gran tamaic. baj6 de- q. deg al
Ufflo en- IA cast. = GeSa2Areci@.
Fl hecAo cuvo luga~ entire AS ocEo
y las nueve d. n noche. haD.&nduSe
aesarrollado ante Ia p-ssenc.a dc una
seHcra de Ia :.Dca .qa.ea :n;eat0 OBJ
rener una exD.icac.5n de. case o .J.n-
tirics- al personals y ad2 tonaar ..
r1nero DE-, au;om6vI msAc.orado.
nero fracas6 sn ycdo .pGss e. persona
- rehuy6 prcnunc.a: ANA so.1 pa.a-
l,~s V aln detsne~>e - aQua}la casa.
y en- cuau,o IA Eceac!a del au-omo-
NJ. "A sonora no ,cgrt eacoa;ra-.a y
cree que habia ~ido QJi;adI d. 81 -
~, p-sciSamea:e para Nsvar caHo
:, ar2resa en- = mas ccTn2'e;" MS
tsriC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-18
HOUSTON INVITA- Al
SECRE TAR|O De
HACIENDA
Sc desea que sea huss-
ped de Ia Ciudad duran
te su viaje a N. York
La invitacion lie fue hecha
por un representante de
la Camara de Comercio

TclcSrama Especial para "LA PRENSA"
CICDAD IL: NlENICO. mayo Ii
Fl scfor Adolfo dc Ia Huerta, Secrcta
rio de- Hacienda On q Sabincte del
Presidents ObregGa. ha sido invitado
n nombre de Ia Camara dc Comcrcio
De Houston. Texas, para QUO al diri-
Sirse = Nueva York. Sc dctenSa antcs
antcs en- csa ciudad donde Sc lc con
sidcrard huGsred dc honor.
Tai invitaciGn lc ha sido cxtendi-
ID por un rcpresentlntc dc "a CANA
ri dc Comcrcio Dc aquelia ciudad que
So eRcuenra en- cSta capital, Il dondc
vino cXproicso para inviLar III Secrc-
tario de Hacienda, quicn dijo que
81 institution comcrcial habia resIel
10 irvitario para quo i! c1prcrde- Sill
viaje Nueva York visitara IA ciudad
de Houston. convite que csperan los
comerciantes tcxanos no scrd desaira
DO.
Ed union del -eprcscntante dc Ia CT
mara. vino 81 Director de IA Comp2
nfa 'GuIt Coast Line. cl que 4 su ve2
la ofrcc!do II Sccretario &c Hacienda
medios dc transporte rapidos : espe-
cialcs para que de n Huerta no ten
ga que retardar su viajc por Ia escala
que haga en- Houston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-05-18
AEROSTATOS PARA LA
VIGuANCfA EN- Ell NORTE

TelegrGmc Especial pare IA PREESI"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, mayo IL
Cuatro dirigibles mil!tares. que Sc
dsstinaran 4 Ia vigilancia de las cos
ias y fronteras dc Mexico. Sc encuen-
tran actualmeate on Was de adquisi-
ci6n por cI Gobierno. que Sc cncuen-
ira uitimando los contratos respec
tiEos para adquirir "a propiedad de
dichos slo5os
Creese que con Ell empieo de cstos
,nodernos metodos de pat-ulla. tanto
JOS contrabandos de gue7ra. como
o;ras muchas acciones punibics que
Sc cometen en- las frontcras Ito
raies Seran cxtirpadas.
la Secretaria de Guerra Gijo hoy
que el general Carlos Green. ei cx-
Gobcrnador del Estado dc Taoasco
que Sc levant5 en- armas contra el
Gobierno del Centric. Sc encucntra re-
fugiado er Ia Republica DE- Guatemala.
segun 10 indican las IIitimas noticias
que le han ilegado procedentcs del
Estado de TabasCo.
La misma Secretaria de Guerra in
torm6 que en- San Sebastian. iugar
ubicado en- la Zona dc Ia m!Xt!e,
Vcracruz. fue rudamcnte hatido aver
FL iete rebeIde GoroZave. haciEndoseie
Iu-ante IA acCiO?. VarioS mucrioS !