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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
Alumni Banquet

About sixty members of the
Alumni attended the annual banquet,
Friday evening, and a very pleasant
occasion is reported. Officers for
next year will be Mrs. J. j. Jones,
president, Verna Lembach, secre d.
tary, and Paul Jones, treasurer The
class of '21 won the cup.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Commencement exercises, last
Thursday evening were largely at
tended. The address "The Making
of Man." by Rev. U. R. Montgom-
cry, of Saginaw, was well received.
The diplomas were presented to the
class by Milford Covert, represent
ing the school board. Mr.. Covert
made short but very appropriate
address incidental to the presenta-
ton.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
Clark-Beamish

Miss Helen Clark of Clio and Mr..
Grant Beamish of Thetford were
married at the M. p. Parsonage on
Saturday, June oath. Miss Clark is
a popular young lady of Clio and the
groom is equally so in Thetford.
They are taking their honeymoon
trip camping at North Lake. Their
many friends will wish them a long
and happy welded life.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
PAUL MOORE FIRST TO FILE
PETITIONS

Paul A. Moore has announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomin-
alton for the office of county regis
ter of deeds, his petitions being filed
with the county clerk last week. He
was the first to file.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29

with two years experience in
county offices, one of which was
spent in the office of the register of
deeds, feel that can cooperate
with the electorate of the city and
county in the administration Of this
office in an efficient manner, IL
am their choice" declared Mr..
Moore in an interview. "I have Just
finished canvassing the city and
county and feel very grateful for
the support of my friends for circul-
ating and signing my petitions which
was accomplished in such a short
time.
Moore was a member of the Flint
machine gun company of the Red Ar
row division and lost his left arm in
France.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
How a Noted Yea. Gets Rid of Rats
Farmers Heed.

DR.. H. H. Butler says, "I use RAT
SNAP around my hospitals every
Ythre months, whether 1 see rats or
not. II does the work-RAT-SNAP
gets them every time. l recommend
Il to everybody, having rats" Don't
wait until there is a brood of rats,
act Immediately you see the first one.
Three sizes, 35c Csc and $t.25. Sold
and guaranteed by Reid Bros, NJ.
G. Doyle's Hardware and E. E..
Huyck. ssI
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
s1.5o FOR MILK

The Detroit Creamery Company
will pay $1.60 for milk at their Clio
plant for the month of July.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
CLIO, JULY S TO 9, INCLUSIVE
CHAUTAUQUA COMING!

"Meet Me at the Big Brown Tent"
This Is the slogan which should be
on every ones lips. We present below
the wonderful bill of good things which
we are to have on our program Read
PIONEER CIRCUIT
FIRST DAY
Afternoon.
JUNIOR FROLIC PARTY ........
SUPERVISED
Games and free play under personal
supervision of trained organizer.
JUNIOR PARADE AND TICKET
HUNT
Closing with special program under
the trees for all children.
No session at the tent.
Evening.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT
THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS,
HAROLD BELL WRIGHT, PRO-
DUCED BY THE WALES
PLAYERS
The great Ozark play, enacting the
most widely read book in America.
This wholesome moral comedy is pre-
sented by picked cast of experienced
people, with full scenery and all parts.
SECOND DAY
Afternoon.
THE lands BRASS QUARTET
.................. FROLlC
Joyous music pitched to the key of
delight. Vocal and instrumental novel
ties that ensnare attention.
SUMAYEH ATTIYEH ............
ORIENTAL LECTURE
"The Turkish Harem" lin COstume)
Evening.
THE lands BRASS QUARTET
................ MUSIC AND FUN
A revel Of songs glees. duets, solos
and ensemble, varied Instrumentation
and unique vocal selections.
SUMAYEH ATTIYEH> ............
ORIENTAL LECTURE
Turkish Life and Customs" (In Co.'S
tume)
THIRD DAY
Afternoon.
HAMMOND'S GYPSIES PRELUDE
A costumed trio with exceptional
ability having a repertoire of pleasing
variety and sterling quality.
DOCTOR WILLIAM FORKELL -.
LECTURE
."The Victory Of Defeated Man..
Evening.
HAMMOND'S GiPSIES ..........
ENTERTAINMENT
Dramatic and musical sketches, real
lstic impersonations, humorous read
lngs. A gypsy finale.
DOCTOR WILLIAM FORKELL 80.
LECTURE
"America's Greatest Hour"
FOURTH DAY
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-06-29
Afternoon.

Afternoon.
MORRISON GIRLS ORCHESTRA
MUSICALE
Popular and classical songs with
charming instrumental music. This
orchestra is selected, trained and pre-
sented by Mrs. Morrison.
BESS GERHART MORRISON 49,.
READER
THAT Calf" and other stories.
Evening.
MORRISON GIRLS ORCHESTRA
............ .......... CONCEhl
An orchestral concert interspersed
with vocal numbers.
A festival of choice music. An ex-
quisite hour.
BESS GEARHART MORRISON =.
LECTURE--READIN
"What | Saw in the Movies"
FIFTH DAY
Afternoon.
iNTERMOUNTAIN ARTISTS 80.
PRELUDE
A pleasing variety of vocal and in
strumental renditions. A soprano, con-
trnlto, 'cellist and reader.
DOCTOR w. l.. MELLINGER 80.
LECTURE
"Gringo and Greezer."
Evening.
JUNIOR PROGRAM ..............
LOCAL CHILDREN
tNTERMOUNTAIN ARTISTS 80.
RECITAL
A quartet of individual artists. A
happily blended program.
DOCTOR w. l.. MELLINGER 49,.
LECTURE
"International Roads"
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
| have some private
money to loan on Real
Estate. Bert Webb.
Eggs for Hatchins

Pure bred s. C. White Leghorn eggs.
IS cents per setting or $3.50 per 100
Roy Tiller, route 2, Jasper. 27-4tx
Pure bred Black Minorca eggs. Any
quantity, cents per egg.--A. w. Rad
ford Jasper. Route s: 25-tf
S. c. Rhode Island Red eggs for
Matching. $100 for Is or So 90 per 100.
From highly bred and best laying strain.
Mrs. L. .Wiseman, !. mile east Jasper. 27tf
Purebred Single comb R. /. Red eggs
for Matching, 75 cents for 8 eggs, IS 90
per 100 .--TerryWescott, route 2 Jasper.
28-4tx
Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs
from best matings we have ever put
together. Pen eggs S400 per Is, OUT
side flock So so Per Is. Single Comb
English white Leghorns, 288 to 306
egg strain exceptional high quality,
$3.50 per 10. Lower r..tes on larger
quantities OF s-either breed. Earl
Harvey route 5 Jasper, t1o. 27-tf
S. C. Rhode Island Reds from pen
stock. cents each, 75 cents setting
or S4.50 per 100.--Harri rison Waltz,
phone 205 x6. 29-5tx
Pure Bred English s. c.. white leg
horns. the big kind that lays the large
hite egg that tops the Eastern Mark
cts. Every hen Hogan tested for egG
production. Eggs $5 90 Ter 100. Baby
chicks $l4. for 100 at tha farm. Joe
Bird. 29-4tx
S. C.. Brown Leghorns, pure bred
Eggs fertile. Eight years in selection
and building up of my hoc's. Price
twice the market price on dsy OF pur.
chase. VIM. II. Crabtree, route 2, Jas
per. Phone Jasper Exchange. 30-4tx
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

burg, Kansas, and Misses Eunice
and Ruth Hayzlett took dinner
Sunday with VIM. Rice and wife.
and called on G. L. Hayzlett and
wife in the afternoon. Mrs.
Bradford was Miss Lena Lowe
until her marriage recently to
Mr.. Bradford.
The. b. Y.P. u. viii have a
bazaar and candy sale Saturday,
April 1.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

Robert Coop and wife of Nor
bern, Mo-, have been visiting j.
w. Buzzard, ST., and other rela-
dives here the past week. Mrs.
Coop is Mr.. Buzzard's neice and
Mr.. Coop is a brother of j. W.
Coop now of Carthage but for
a-ly of this place.
James Sills, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad.
ford and Mrs. T. H. Lowe and
daughter Aretha, all from Pitts.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
BARGAIN COUNTER

: We have on our bargain
counter 20 to 30 pairs of
shoes worth $500 to SIS. 90,
now selling for $1.25 per
pair. We also have some
ladies' dress shoes worth
$500 to $500 for $3.50 per
pair. Come in and look
at them. They are bar
gains.
J. D. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
J. D. Harbur.

The big sale is progressing nicely,
people are getting Interested in who
wins the $500, phonograph, some one
gets 1t free. 100votes with every 81 90;
more on some other things, such as
Goats, Hats, Winter underwear, Jewel.
rys and Toys. Come on, friends, pick
out your winner, and help them win.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

Mrs. Stella Magers is visiting |
IN Sarcoxia this week.
Mr.. Grscnlee and family wenl
Joplin vlsiton Sunday. |
Harold Richardson Of Asbury|
was in Jasper Saturday.
Allen Bnerre and his family are
all sick with Influenza this week.
Mrs. A. u. Gilbreath has been
quite sick the past week, but is
better now.
Build up your system and feel
fine all the time by taking Tan
lac. H. F. Pitts.
Little Jim@Ed Cassil Of Joplin
visited his grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs. Sapp, this week.
j. B. Cline was down town Sat-
urday. Mr.. Cline is in poor health
and gets out but little.
Miss Ellen Webb of Joplin is
spending a few weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Ellen Corder.
Walker Hubbard got out last
week after a., spell of pneumonia
that took the pep out OF him.
DIR. and Mrs. Woods and child
rem spent Sunday with Mrs.
Woods mother in Carthage.
Miss Bertie Shoemaker of Car
thage spent the weekend with
her cousin, Miss Pauline Roberts.
Mrs. j. H. McGhie left Tuesday
for her home at Columbus, Kans. !;
after a weeks visit here with her
parents, A. +. Drake and wife.
Mrs. Dora Hastings recently
traded her Kansas City residence
property for a farm east Of Apple
ton City.
Why NOPE around, half sick
and listless when health and
strength are yours for the ask
ling? Take Tanlac. H. F. Pitts.
Glen Buzzard of Joplin and C.
| M. Buzzard of Sarcoxie were call
ed to Jasper this week by the i'll
ness Of their father, j. W. Buzz
zard, sr.
Mrs. w. B. Cavenee returned
Sunday from Willow Springs
where she was called by the illness
of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Phil
Hips. The latter is better.
i Homer Bayne, T. H Hammond,
Frank Crow, A. w. Radford and
w. C. Mackey from this part
of the county are doing jury
service in Carthage this week.
r. j. Putnam, one time mayor
of Jasper and now residing at
Marionville, was in town last
week with WI. Lough and Mr..
Reasor Of Marionville looking at
land.
The Bert Webb Oil Co. is put.
ting in 1600-gallon gas tank ano
pump in front of their building
next to the Davis barn on south
Main street and will have well.
equipped oil and gas station wher
finished.
If you suffer from bilioGsness
constipationJ headache, nervous.
ness, sallow complexion, loss O
appetite, bad taste in mouth
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable
Pills will certainly straighten yol
out. H. f. Pitts.
BABY CHICKS.
S. C. Rhode Island Reds, 12lc each
Hen hatched.-Mrs Sam McGaughey
phone 35x225 30-2tx
BAZAAR ON APRIL /.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
BAZAAR ON APRIL l

The ladies aid society of the M. E.
Church, South, will hold their bazaar
on next sales day. Saturday, April l..
Watch next weeks paper for the place.
NOW is THE TIME TO PAY UP.
All that know themselves indebted to
the Ladies Toggery Shop, are kindly
requested to call and settle all bills.
] thank you,s Dora Hastings
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
-oXFoRDs.

just received our full
line of oxfords, both strap
and. lace. They are the
latest styles and up to
date in Black and Brown.
Come in and let us show
IN H..L,.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

Smelling and grinding. by the load
8 cents per 100 pounds.
Grinding cob and all, II cents per 10(
pounds. T. H. Hammond. If.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
BABY CHICKS.

S. C. Rhode Island Reds, 12Ic each.
Hen hatched.-Mrs Sam McGaughey
phone 35x225 30-2tx
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
HOUSE no RENT.

z rooms and basement and 8 acres
barn, coal house and shed. fruit, plenty
Of good water, good garage, 2 fenced
gardens, II blocks east Of school house
Phone Theodore Lawson. 29-2tx
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
BLAcKsMlTHINc

am starting blacksmith shop in
the Freis shop, first shop south OF the
enable me to give you good service
George Johnson. 30-2tx
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

Mrs. Anna Wells takes subscriptions
for all magazines and periodicals.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

For highsst market prices on poultry
phone Nos
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

NOW is THE TIME TO PAY UP.
All that know themselves indebted to
the Ladies Toggery Shop, are kindly
requested to call and settle all bills.
thank you, Dora Hastings.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16
FOR SALE.

Three good milk cows, one fresh and
the others to be fresh soon.-J. P.
Wood one mile west Of Carytown.
The Jasper news., 1922-03-16

! haze some private
Mooney 10 loan on Real
Estate Bert Webb.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
STRIKERS MUST OBEY THE
 LAW SAYS DAUCHERTY

WASHINGTON: Attorney Genera Daugherty after long conference with President Harding and Labor Secretary Davis issued an open warn ing to the coal miners of the country who have been called out by the IL ions April 1, to keep the laws as the government will not tolerate the least acts of violence or intimidation to prevent coal production.
 MT. Daugherty said he was making no threats and that he believed that any man had right to strike in an orderly manner, but did not have the right to interfere with those who may take their places.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
MANY CANNERY CREWS 0N
 IN 5. 5. NORTHWESTERN

SEATTLE, March 25.-Among the western which sailed from Seattle Saturday are cannery crews for the Franklin Packing Co.,, Port Althorp, Port Ashton, the Deep Sea Fishing Co.,, and the Carlisle Packing Co.,, the lat ter of Seward.
 Delegate Dan Sutherland is pas senger on the boat, going to Alaska to electioneer for his reelection as dele gate.
 James FGawley, the well known Val dez Creek miner is also en route to Seward with an outfit for his summers work
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
PIONEER LUMBERMAN DEAD

BELLINGHAM, Wash, March 25.- George Logic, pioneer lumberman of this city, died here today.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27

Locked in the bosom of Alaska is a world of wealth. Seward has THE KEY. If
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
slNN FEINERS FIGHT WITH
 cONsTABLES SIX HOURS

BELFAST, March 25.-In a six hour running fight between Ulster special constables and Sim Feiners in the vi- cinity of Carrickmore, County Tyrone, the latter were badly worsted num- Der being killed or taken prisoner.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
GIRL WITNESS AGAINST
 RICHARD 0NE TOUGH GUY

NEW YORK, March 25.-Twelve- year old Nellie Gaske, chief corrobora- ting witness for the prosecution in the assault charge against Tex Rickard, admitted on cross examination today hat she had forged checks, commit ted burglary, lied to policemen and had been picked up for juvenile delin- quency.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
OWENS RETURNS FROM
 EXTENDED TRIP TO EUROPE

NEW YORK, March 25-Returning today from an extended trip in Euro pean countries, Senator Owen of Okla homa summed up his opinion of the old world in one phrase, God bless the United States"
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
HUGE METEOR FALLS
 IN OCEAN NEAR CORDOvA

~ CORDOVA: A big meteor flashed across the sky last week falling in the bay somewhere near Hinchinbrook isl and. The phenomenon last about five
 minutes, and was followed by a trail of sparks and smoke.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
FISH RESERVATIONS WILL BE
 ADJUSTED NEXT WEEK

SEATTLE, March 26.-Hearings to gather data which may aid in formu- lating fisheries reservations will be held on April fourth in Seattle.
 The main purpose of the hearing is to give the cannerymen a chance to present their side of the case.
The Seward gateway., 1922-03-27
FREE "HOOTCH"

A Sparkling Stimulant, Full of Wit and Humor. Free copy will be sent upon receipt of your name with ad-
 dress complete. Write to G. Mitchell, 397 Pearl Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-23
Sc NEGO UN AMPARO
Ell propietGio de un idbrica
de hiIados no fue ampmado
DOR la Corte Federal

TeleQrama ESpcciaI Fara LA PRENsa'.
GUANAJUATO. Gtc., agosto 22.-
El Juez de Distrito de esta ciudad ha
negado judicialmente el recurso de
amparo interpuesto por e. industr:a!
espaiiol, Euseb!o Gonzalez, Drop!et2-
rio de Ia fabrica de hilados telicos
de san Fernando. que apel6 ante les
t-ibunales federales contra ei iaudo
arbitral dictado por IL Junta de Con-
ciliaci0n Y Arbitraje que condeno 4.
menc;onado propietario q raiz de las
investigaciones llevadas q cabo con
motive del conflicto obrero surGido
en- el establecimiento industrial de
que Sc trata.
Sc cree que con esta determination
judicial el incidente obrero quedara
conclude, y que el senior Gonz2lez no
;endra mas que cumplir con 10 pres
critic en- el laudo de cue Sc trata pues
to que Ia justicia federal le ha des-
conocidc todo derecho de apelacion
v ha considerable raZonable AUS
tado Ia ley el veredicto dictado por
Ia junta de conc:!!aci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-23
NO SUFREN MN
GUN MENOSpREClO

Los derecaos potenciales de los due
nos dc esas tierras no 0peradas, CO.
mo dice Ia traducci6n, ning1n me-
nosprecio suSren por no haberse IN
teresado antes en- IA exploitation del
petroleo al aplicarsele Ia nueva ley,
toda rez que no tienen niugGn contra
10 practice relliZado S0bre esas tie
rras nj interes alguno material en- ei
subsueio: en- raz6n irversa de aque-
iias personals que habiendo realzaGo
"a 81 facultad ' su dcrecho. han
erogado esfuerzo o gasto personal en-
las tierras nlismas que signifique ira
bajo o contrato digno de protection
por parte de Ia ley : de "a juSticia. Y
81 Sc ha establec!do en- estos fallos
que q articulo - de IN Constitution
en- cuarto Sc refiere al petr5leo. d
dana de-ecnos previos ' iegitimamen-
te adquiridos, eS necesario confesa-
tambien de una manera justa, que las
propias ejecuiorias entienden por de-
rechos adquiridos los derechos en- ac-
ci6n o e. ejeCc.cio de ellos material
mente. creando situaciones jurid!cas
d!gaas de TODD respetc por Sus intere
ses creados, ante todas las IesislacTo-
nes Y ante todoS los t-:burales: nara
no contund:rios con los derechos en-
estado potenc!al = cuando de ellos TO
ha nacido ninguna s!tuaci6n jurfd!ca
CUE pUd:era aprec!arse por IA Lev :
por el Comercio humane.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-23
Bielaski da en- Washington
un informe desfauorable|
para Ell gobierno mexicano.
CONFERENCE CON Ell SECRETARI0 DE ESTADO
HUGHES, Ell SJBSECRETARIO PHILLIPS
OTROS ALTOS FUNCIONARIOS
Dice que Ell bolsheDkismo impera el pois, que 10
apoya Gales, a quien llama Ell hombre
mas fuerte del gobierno de Oregon

rativa de Obreg0n y Gales Y Il m
fIuenc!a del bolshev!kisIno ea todo
Mexico.
En- 4 confereEc.a con los icnc!o-
uarios del Dspartamsnto de Es;ado
hoy en- "A tarde. no do Bieiasli min
guaa information concerniente a las
cond.c!ones Ell M=xico. seg7ln dec-2-
70 g. misIno BieIaSki. SO!amente de
una Inansra Incidental habl6 de IA 81
.uaci6n. ses2n dijo pues cree que e!
DeparIameato de Esiado tiene una
anpiia iaformaci6n soOrs los aeon
.ec.mien;os importantes de "a yecina
r-publ!ca.
Bie-aski 10 TsgTesara a Mexico, 4
memo que tmprevistos des2-rc!los o.
cu-rar en- sUs negocios en- ese pals.
segcn dijo. taaieHdo =! p-op0sito de
IIeear = 81 casa cuanto aDtes. haoien-
90 S:GU una Cosa natura! para ei.
veair a Washington y dar IN iafor-
me Al DeparramcnLo de Estado accr-
ca de las ct-cuastanciaS que incu-
r-i=rcu er 81 p!agio.
B.elaski a:-ibuye er gran pavte. ei
h2ber s!do presto CT .ibertad = ha-
Der podido sulir lie Mexico los es-
fue-zos de Geo-g2 7. SGmmerha. En-
carEado d. Negoc!os americana en-
Mexico y = los de yarios correspon-
sales d. peri6d!cos americanos ea a
QuelIa ciCdad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-23
UNA MEMCANA FUE
GOLFEADA POR UNA
AMERICANA
Le abrio eI craneo con
un palo porque Sc SEN
to a deSCanSar
ESTABA TRABAJANDO SIN
SALARIO ALGUNO
La autora del atentado fue
aprehendida y quedo en-
libertad bajo fianza

En- 81 Consulado General de Mexico
er esla c!udad. prescnciafnos e. eS-
nectacu.o verdade-amente triste y !aS-
timoso que ofrecla una hun!iae !l'u-
iar rnexicana que, con las ropas oes-
ca--adas V manchadas de sansre
CON ma ancha herida en- "a 1rehte'
60 ercontraba cn aquel sitio en- oe-
manda de protection y de ayrda. :
EI estado de aquella infe!iz compa-
t-iota nos Enovi6 a inqu!r!r IA caus"
de Ia lameniabie condici6n en- que Sc
hallal>a, sobrc ei cual IA intcrroGa-
mos. La seno-a. mientras Sc desCu-
brfa IA cabeza. que envo.Hla con un
chal negro y nos mostraba la terrible
berida que teni1 en- Ia fTente y por
in cual manaba saugre aGn. nos re-
firi0 70 siguiente:
Viva en- Sullivan, Texas, me Ia
mo Guadalupe Garcia J SOY esposa
de IN obrero p1ex!ca,.lo pertenecicate
a Ia Secc!6u IS dc reparaciones de un
Ferrocarril. que actualmente Sc mana
rrabajando en- Ia region de Sullivan,
Texas.
En- este Observation-Disclosures
una mujer americana, cspoSa de uno
de los emplcados dc Ia SecciS'l eH
que trabaja mi marido, que me ha-
bfa comisionado-Sin darme retr:bu-
ci6n alguna,-uue d!;riamente les die
"a aqua Z unas vacas de 81 propie-
dad. 10 que siempre hacfa de buer
grado. Pero es e. caso que anteayer.
sintiendomc Un POGO enferma, tul a
descansar un momento despues de
habe- cunpIido con aQuelia ob!!sa-
ci6n, cuando de improviso Sc ME pre-
senc0 Ia americana ordenandome. con
acento altaneco Y palabras bruscas,
que fuera a cumplir Ia obligation que
me tenlG impucsta."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-08-23
reIear,na Especial para IA rRENsA"

1eteUf3DI t>pet4Li pIFI LA Eh-->--A
WASHINGTON. D. c. asosto e
"Quisn vaya 4 IA C!udad de Mexico.
vera n ba2dera m=xic2na. pero
vera tamb!en Ia baHdera roja de,
boIshevik!smo." Tai declaration h!zo
hoy 4. Bruce BieEaSIi. ea esta cap!-
ta,. ea Una entrev!sta que concedi6 !
n prcHsa.
Bie,asgi! acaba De ueg4- De M@Nico,
donde Sc v!6 envuelJo eu un eSc2ada-
1uso suceso, con motive de haber Sido
j,agiado po- INA partida armada
7,iagio que s. e a.r:ogiI hab!G SIdo
rreparado nor & miSmo: pe~o del cuH.
largo Tue r.velado pOr el Juez que
cgaoct0 de, proceso. \ 81 Aegas;I
@sta capital hoy. uGo de suS prime
Us ac;os. fu@ visiIa- G. Depariams1-
- ds Es-ado. Aah!=-5o coHfsrsncia-
,.o o-eyemenJe con -! SecEe,dT."
hughes. Pose deSpGtS B!s.asA hdo."
co, el Su6secreca-!o te ,ado. Phil
H-us y con oJ~oS va-loS dc los a.svs
l,fes de ese Depa-tau2enco.
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n sTg-;na. q homb-e mas tGe~te en-
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frerte Que e ia Huer'a : aGa Que G
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f-renc.a con los banqueros tnie-Ea- =
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sr corcea:c. o. C;orierUC de los
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tas.ar IA, p-eEun5a ma2'isSinaa"
ouc no serii p.op!o para un !AalN1-
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los cues.ionsS. Acrsg1 0ue = 'apoya-
la al DeparJamenco ds E.S-ado IN
60 respacyo : dec'a-5 cue Q. aS22-
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c~eta~.o Hughes.
~ Gobssrro rnexicano. dijo E.e,as-
/ ,.c.CTa al Da-ece- 81 81 habiddud
para gpHGtr p! .SC'l--'s--'-'N -
DO dc propaganda hzcha con ]"
fvuia d. Mr.. Hears,
IRtrroEado acerca de 81 & crs'a
cue as diverSas declaraciones en- IA
yo- de- --conocimiento Immediate DE-
obrss6r. que Sc han puhlicado e" 'os
Jcs;ados Ju.dos. en- los lliimos me-
ses. ga ob-a d. ;Hdividuos e = 10
ca D.. IN esf3s-zo o-Eau!zado dc pro
7,asanda. Bi~Iasllj eXpreS6 81 Green
c,a de que exis,e una propaganda or
aani2ada : sis,emai:ca en- oor't- Que
cuenta con IA sanction : apoyo del
gobier.o mexlcano.
Bie.as}ii Sc r-nusd haceH otros
concentrates sobre a iCsrza del Eoo'sr
70 de Obres6n. que As o6seCvacioHss
aao;adas Va sob-e II tuc-za compa-