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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Troop 4

The last time we met we had a
meeting that was a meeting. We
which shoulders some OF the debts
of football, basketball, etc. We
elected some new officers last Mon
day night but don't see any more
money coming In yet. The officers
are as follows; Floyd Fowler, presi-
dent: Morry Parrott, vice president:
Edgar Gormley, secretary; Roy
Johnson. treasurer; Paul Boden-
heimer was elected reporter and
Thomas Kendall appointed to call
for mail at headquarters three times
a week.
Mr.. Moody gave us a heart to
heart talk last meeting on how to
,be n gentleman. Mr.. Moody surely
tries hard to make us good fellows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Sc0utmdsters School
POSTPONED

Council meetings, courts of honor
and Thanksgiving knocked the
school out of business for Novem-
Der. Christmas holidays knocks It
out In December. so the only thing
left is the first or second Thursday
IN January VIII last about ten
weeks, meeting each Thursday from
7:15 TO 9:15 p. m. at the high school.
One or two camp classes will be in
the course. Probably national GER
tlficates will be given for successful
completion Of the course.
Colinsvllle and Broken Arrow are
now going through a short course
under field executive craft. jerks
soon to he added. other towns and
some city scoutmasters are receiving
individual instruction,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Troop 3

Are you fellows awaken We
surely are. We have 33 members
Just reregistered and doing good
work.
We did not have much OF a meet
ing last time but 1t was on account
OF Mr. Kuckert feeling so badly. We
hone he is all right now.
II. c. Adams was appointed senior
patrol leader because OF the resig-
nation OF Jennings. Jennings will
be patrol leader OF the big boys
patrol.
Afford Page entered into the
duty OF treasurer. We shall now
have TO keep a sharp lookout to
see Page does not escape.
Mr.. Bossard has organized the
Wolf Cubs. II is for boys under
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Troop z

Hello scouts. here again. We had
good meeting last Wednesday.
there were about the same boys
there.
We talked about hike for next
Sunday. also discussed other busi-
ness matters.
Father Depreitere came back and
we are all glad. we do not know
whether or not he will stay. but we
hope so. We love to have him at our
meetings
The senior patrol leader is get
ting on fine and he has but a few
more merit badges before he Is a
star,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Fire bH Friction Record

The official record is . as Sec
onds and is held by Scout Elwood
usher, Troop 13, Houston, Texas.
conditions are: Use dry. sound ball
sam fir wood Cor CEDAR. cypress.
tamarack, Eastwood, or cottonwood.
For tinder use n wad Of fine, soft.
very dry dead grass mixed with
shredded cedar bark. or birch bark.
- rom November Boys Life.
beglnners can get quick results
from the rubbing sticks put out at
IotaI headquarters, Ask to see a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
COlIissriIie

Colllnsville scouts iust had their
first court OF honor last Tuesday
evening.
The tenderfoot investure cere-
mony was given for the tenderfoot.
Three scouts, Glen Kocher. Don
Mccormick and Floyd Small re-
ceived second class badges. Wayne
Trout was the only one to receive
first-class badge. Wayne also re-
ceived two merit badges, fireman.
ship and first aid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Good ShOrinq
DO A cDD TURN DAILY

Ten troops were represented in
the color guard OF the Armistice day
parade, the troop colors followed
then came Sansome's famous drum
and bugle corps with four drums
nnd eight bugles, after that A large
American flag 25 feet long and car
ried by Is scouts. Besides this
scouts handled the entire traffic on
nine corners and along the line OF
march. Good work, troops, you are
responding nobly to public demands.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Special to The World.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IS -- The
civil service commission has been
requested TO hold an examination Of
applicants for the appointment OF a
postmaster at Dougherty.
Postofflce inspectors have been d.
rected to make Investigations with
view 10 the appointment of post
master at Haden.
The postoffice department an
nounces that on November Is, the
postOffice OF Luckey Cherokee
county, was discontinued and mail
to this point will hereafter go to
Gideon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1922

individual prizes at the Muskogee
fair: Roy Collier, Pleasant Oak
club second on sweet potatoes. Ca
baniss Claiborne, Junction school
ninth IN potatoes; Lawrence Car
son. OkrYah district fifth on pea
nuts; Wesley CHM, Bigham. third on
kafir; Orlan Rose, Mason club
nincth on peanuts; Alva Rose, Mas
on club firth on kafir: Roy Cmig
Midway club. sixth on peanuts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Troop I9

Our meeting was called to order
by our senior patrol leader. After
we pledged allegiance to the flag,
our scribe called the roll and W.
all answered by giving our good
turns.
We had new member by the
name OF Raymond Clarke.
a hike was planned for next Fri
day and Saturday at Euchee camp
Reverend Crum invited all the
scouts to the father and son ban
quet.
Summers Baker has been elected
manager OF our troop basketball
team. We hope he will do good
work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Courts of Honor

Collinsville will have their court
OF honor on the l4th. Turley on the
18th, Sand Springs on the nth and
Tulsa on the 23d. Broken Arrow
will be announced later. other
towns are preparing for theirs
Some court of honor month. What?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Troop 73 Under Van

Scoutmasters Flood and williams
met with a patrol at the Centenary
church last week. Executives Meyer
and Craft were there to assist in
organizing. Monday nights win be
the meeting night and they have a
fine room all to themselves.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
TrOOp 80 Back Aguin

Troop 80 held It's first meeting
iast saturday after its long rest. NJ.
hlngold has been selected by the
troop committee to meet with the
boys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

~. We hope they get lined up
so they can become good scouts
when they are old enough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Better Body Construction
Braces In the body frames of Buick
open models are bolted through ihs
wooden frame work instead OF being
merely screwed into It. Boiling these
braces prevents the jointsftom loossning
under driving strsins. Note how tho
brackstforth the windshield postIs boltsdin
seven places, making II absolutely rigid.
In mounting the bodies on the chassis
mare bolis are ussd to secure the body,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-14
OMAHA GOLF RECORDS
BROKEN BY MEPPER

Omaha. Ncb.. Juiy Rudo'pn
Kncrper of Sioux ity. Iowa. Haw+
eve state golf champion, broke all ~
isting Omaha Country club golf rec
crds when he finished the first hali
Of the third round elimination pla
In the trans-Nissis ;ippi championship
eight in &C. iour strokes Tni,r par a"t
UP on his opponent. Robert Mche .
OF Dies Moiues.
Kneppcr was up at the twenty
seventh hole and Won on the next
hCle. taking the match victory. 9 and
:. But he continued playing oJt the
round for his trial at a record.
Alexander Graham, Kansas state
champion, from Wellington, Kan, anG
KneppCr will meet in the semi-tndls
today. as a result OF Graham r victory
over Jesse SHUTTLE OF Kansas City, :
and I, in the third round.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-14
BLOW UP AT WRONG
time COSTS LOCALS
EXCITING BATTLE.
EIGHTH INNING PROVES Fatal
TO DuNNS STARS-WEG plckIC
kERR's GANG WINS BY COUNT
OF 0 TO 4.

Playing before a fair sized crowd
the famous Chicasos, assisted by tn
ottawa Cubs, won ball game ycjter
day afternoon. The score CO the first
Thursday performance was $ to {
The game started clt as If it was
going to be good, tight battle. bit
lot Of poor bgscball on the part ~
come of nunn'g mrn and foW hit
by The City HALL team ruined per
fectly g0od afternoon for 4 host OF OF.
tawa fans
The our1cldcrs failed To Judge fly
balls aud the inacii, though held NJ
some rs q muddy diamond, did no.
play up 70 STANDARD. The only ma"
on the team WING acted Ike a bal
PLAYER of ottawa cdliher was John
Clancy, who pjagcd h. usually STEADY
game around FIRST basr lie handled
nine chances in perfect style md con,
tributed two hits and enc run.
Ottawa was first 10 score IN the
homo half KayaHaush inEIod with
one down and scored on singles by
Clancy and BrundJcc Both of tae.'
men died on base wiiiic Kerr ;hro
out Muggles and Wilmcroth Gicd TO J.
Burke.
The Chicaeos tied 1t UP f. the sec
ond aud took one-run lead III the
third The first run came By virtue
of pass to Safer and Goliwaitc's
double Kerr. the main attraction %
tho day. scored one in the third on his
own double and q single by Roche
Ottawa scored three more useless
runs in the fifth and eighth frames
The counter in the fifth was due to
hits by Roth Murchison and KAY e.
naugh. Two walks an inficld out and
Two hits sent Clancy and Brundaee
across the home plate.
The City Hall team scored in the
fifth eighth and nine The marke'
In the fifth resulted from hits b.
Swiud and Kerr and hit batsman
With the bases loaded j. Burke laid
down perfect hunt and Swind scored
on a squeeze play. Kerr tried to
gore from second on the buHt. ba,
h., was not quite fast enough. and
ROTH tagged him out.
The four runs in the big eighth were
Just little presents from the OTTAWA
players. Smykal and J. Burke were
safe on what should have been outs.
blu bum fielding let them 90 for hit
Bis Tim then walked Bobby Roth
and Safer singled BY the time the
Ottawa players got a good grip on the
ball Safer was resting on third and
three runs had counted
j. Burke scored another in the ninth
that was not needed. He hit triple
TO center field and scored Bobby
Roth only hit.
That certain male person VINO
thought he was umpiring yesterday
madn a great mistake. He must have
c]osed his eyes aud called his desf
giene, because both teams and a host
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-14

Maud G., ~ m, Mauul . .
Carrie \. Todd br. tn,
(Mah0ucNl .,...,.. | 3
Henry G, !. q. tGauonng3 . 3 4
bon he orphan, Tho ont George
Gano started
Time 2;l5A, 2;lg'l, 2'l2lr
2:lG'a, 2;l6ls.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-14
FEATURE EVENT OF
AURORA MEETING IS
WON BY MISS MARIE.
CHICAGO MARE COPS STAKE
RACE FROM SIXTEEN START.
ERS GUT NOT UNTIL AFTER A
STIFF BATTLE.

Aurora. july l4-,S Special D. Miss
Mario. bay mare owned by Fred
overdue of Chicago. won the els
pace. feature ~ tha Thursday card
a, the races here Il WAS stake
race, aud was hard fought contest
with seventeen entries. Miss Marie
was second I'm the first heat but
caught her sgrjd" after that and won
laa next three. Her victory was
popular US Il was thn first Won IN
years by Ghieuso horse on Chicago
day.
2;t5 Stake, Pace, Purse $500.
Mis- Marie. b. Thomas 1
The Aim. b g, lGorslinel Il :
Blanche Mckinney. gr ms { >
Thomas Cross, S. .. .-...-S
Raymc Payne, Rose +, Palm Bear
er. sir Washington. Starlight Dillon.
Daisy Grnudy. Gladys Marie, Minnie
H. Direct and Scmpro also start.
cd.
Time 2:i2'r 2:leir 2:loa,.
2:ll4
2:oe Pace. Purse $500.
Kid Hal h 9 tNorEan) .,.t 1 1
Lady May C.. b. NJ thTomasl .
Dal spencer b. Hawkins q 3 :
Maxwell. blk. :. .....-.... I q
Miss Ninta. Tibccas, Hollywood
Mac. Bariight and Hanley 3. also
started.
Time 3.11is. 2:09'D 2,loarI
2:t7 Pace. Purse s5oo.
Ribbon Cane, b, M.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
Acordaron que Sc inuestiguen los
pretendidos complots de financieros
americanos contra ell gobierno
del Presidente Aluaro Obregon
Ell General Hines considera que son exageradas
las noticias respecto las condolences que
preualecen en- la IONA de la frontera

ninguna recommendation de fuerzas a
mericanas para prevenir cualesquiera
dificultad es q pudie-an surgir-dijo
e. General Hines,-y no pueue tomarse
como aseyeraci6n de tai cosa, e. hecho
de que el Brigadier General Robert L.
Howe. Comandante del Fuerte Bliss y
de la Primera Division de Caballeria
con cuartel general en- FL Paso, haya
expresado que sus subordinados Sc en-
cueatran listos para cualquier emergen
cia, puesto que las tropas americanas
en- Ia Inca divisoria para ESQ Sc en-
cuentran en- servicio, y tai es su de-
Der: cudar el orden en- Ia frontera.'
E. numero de hombres que former
Ia guarniciGn del Fuerte Bliss en- El
Paso, cs punto que no Sc discute en- el
informe proporcionado por el Mayor
General Hines, pero por datos recogi-
dos, Sc sabe que dicha guarnici6n no
pasa de cinco mil hom'3res. Sin en-
barge, respecto a Ia concentration de
fuerzas en- aque!la ciudad, hay que
decir que el rumor tuvo orisen en- Ia
llegada de unos trenes de reclutamien-
10 que del norte del pals a-ribaron a
"a ciudad fronteriza mencionada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
Sc ESCUORiNhRA EI PA
SaDO DE TAYLOR.

Ante la impenetrable oarrera De
misterio que cubre e. crimen y pen
sando que un detalle escondido de
los anales del muerto puede senaiar
el camino que conduzca Ia soiucion
de problema nla-s arduo que Sc pre-
senta ahora aquG A Ia Justlcia, los
investigadores Sc estan dedicando
escudrifiar minuciosa detenidamen-
te ell pasado de William Desmond
Taylor dcsde su nacimiento en- Cap
pooui, Irianda, Sc averiguaran sus
actividades y aventu.as que seSm
datos obtenldos comprenden muchos
cheques historias confusas y ash
mismo existen algunos pcrlodos COM
pletamente ignorados, pero las auto
ridades esperan depurarlos, aunque
haya necesidad de dar Ia ruelta al
mundo para obtener los datos que ha
gan falta. para 10 cual sc pedira Ia
cooperation de los detectives de las
agencias europeas, 81 cl caso es nc
cesario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
EN- Ell DEPARTAMENTO DE
JUSTlClA.

Al Depar;amcnto de Justicia Fede-
raj. dcnde tambien acudimos en- So
Iicitud dc i1formaciones, no ha lcga-
do noticia dc caracter urGentc que
haga crecer en- un peligro inmincnte, y
sobrc las versiones que han circulado,
Sc nos dijo que Sc rchusaba 4 comen-
tar el punto en- virtud dc no tener
datos concrctos y suficientes para G.
mitir declaration alguna. Sc conside-
"a que tai vcz haya algo de cierto en-
"a pretendida concentration de elemen
tos revolucionarios cerca de Ciudad
Juarez con el fin de tomar por asalto
esa plaza, pero ha habido tambien
mucho de fantasia, y mucho mas to-
davia de eXageraci6n.
Finalmente nos dirigimos al Consul
lado dc Mexico en- esta ciudad, Y ALI
nuestros reportcros pudieron saber q
Sc ignoraba en- la oficina 10 que Sc
decia ocurrfa en- IA frontera, expresan
do el seHor Casarfn que va Sc habia
dirigido en- solicitud de information a
IA oficina consular de Ell Paso, Texas,
y que esperaba tener datos oficiales
sobre el asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
Ell G0BERNAD0R NEFF fla PROMETIDO
IMPARTLR PLENA JUSTICLA EN- FL CASO
DEL MEXICANO PEDRO SANCHEZ
Confase en- que no solo Sc logrmd la conmutacon
de la seRtencia de muerte sino que jurado
decretmd la libertad absolute del acusado

los nomentos en- que cl reprcssntante
de Ia Justicia colocaba en- su cue!lo
el lazo fatal, dej6 caer estas palabras
QUO fueron las uItimas CUE dijcra:
SANCHEZ no toIn0 participation en- c!
2sunto". . No dIjo mas, pclc dc
clio Sc desprcnde IA inoccncia del mexi
cano. porque I'm individuo que va L
morir. 10 ie importa va tener conside-
raciGn para los que Geja. Y por 10
ccntrdrio. casi sjsmpre llega al patlbu-
10 !eno de odios. alimentando en- 81
interior una sorda venGanza contra los
que le arrancan Il existencia, = por 10
ta-to 81 en- Sis tiltimos mcmentos a
ssEur6 tai coSa. eS porque indudable-
:lentc Il inocenc.a del sentenciado es
tan grande, que lo=r3 tocar Ia libra
sensible del alma de, ajust;ciado hacien
do!o exp-eSar publicamente aqucIo,
qu;za eli descarso y desagravio dc sus
culpGs."
Il Cobernador oy6 todo ESQ. Sc
moStr0 asomtrado, dicitndome quo u
Guella declaration Ie era cnteramente
dc$cOnocida. porque nunca, Ciurante las
oportuniGades que habia tenido para
hojear los cXpedientes dc este asunto,
haoIa vistc esCrita II importante de-
claraCi6n postrera de Israel
No ne imagine nt s!Quiera como
pucde haOer sido cs:o; no quiero supo-
ne tampoco NADIA Sobre el particular
--dijo ei Gohernador Neff-pero supli.
90 Csted. senior Consul, que me remi-
n n Parte del eXpedien;e respective
dcnde constan esas palaDras del nc
gro sentenciado, porque juridicamente
tienan un Valor immense, y creamc I'd.
que de clio dependera en- mucho el jul
clio definitivo que Sc dicte sobre el par
ticular."
Todavfa hablamos algo mas con cl
Gobernador. dejindole en- sus manos
las peticioae-s que 1levabaI fornulaGas;
el eStUGio que el Consulate ha hecho
&c! case: las caras de autoridadeS V
funcionarics dc Marlin. toda IA dc
cumentaci6n que portaba, despiGier-
"onos del funcionario que de nuevo tor
n" 4 prometerme ob5ar con estric:o
aDeso a Ia ley Y ii2v3r Il caho ur cs-
'udio profundo y Grtenido de! tssso. DC,
Iue. s!nceramente iG confieso, teng1
nuchas bien fundadas est; 2nzas d.
i'eH a-lo a feliz t@rmino
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
UNA DECLARATION OESCO.
NOClOG QUE HA iGNO-
RADIO MIR. NEFF.

Suscitantemente narre al Gobernador
toGaS las conversaciones que sostuve
En- Marlin con personals que han Sc
guido de cerca los acotecimientos. Y
que mas ms2os direCta indirecta-
rcntc intervinieron en- ellos. Y e. Co
bernador escuch6 con interes mis- rela-
c!cnes. manifeStando que ,nuchas de d
QuellaS coSaS que lc expresaba, eran
conoc!daS por el ell virtud de haber
terido en- ocasiones diferentes los ex-
petlientes reSpectivoS en- sus rnanos.
DeSpues de relatarle 10 que me dijo
el propio condenado muerte. traie a
co!aci6n 10 que refirieron en- vida los
oros sentenciados que intervinieron en-
81 crimen: es dec:r. die aigo de 10 que
jose Flores. e. asesino. eXpres6 duran
t. los jurados, de 10 que Jordan Is
rael. el negro c6mplice de Flores, re-
firi0 antes de morir.
Este negro, senior GoberRador, en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18

-.'E.Nis,en muchaS eSPeranzaS de
salvar IL vida a! comp2triota Pedro
S5nchez. que So encuentra condenado
a muerte en- Marlin. pues el GobeCna-
dor del Estado, Mr.. Patt VI. Neif, es-
ii bien dispuesto para estudiar el case,
: obrar en- II forma Que Ia justicia 10
p!da''
Dec:avaciones de esta natura-cza nos
hizo aver e Consul de Mexico en- este
ciudad. senor Angel CasarfD IT. Ges-
Dues Ge su regreso de Ia ciUddd de Aus
tin. Texas. 4 donde fue para entire
vistar al Gobernaor del ESt&do = poncr
en- sus manos las peticiones de clemcn
c:a para el mexicano sentenciado
r1ue-te.
II consul ce,ebrj una cntvcviSta con
:! Jcfe del Executive en- IA manana del
dfa u. enccntr4ndcse preSen;e en- ella
.! 2bogado dcfersor de Sanchez, Ma.
Nat Lews!lyn que en- coop"raci6n con
q representante de nuestro pals, pu-
so en- manos del Sehor Neft todas
las evidencias que ticndeR a demos
trar n inocencia del acusado. : las
pctcioncs de cIemencia que Sc han 70
cog.dc.
-Habi& con q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES di
10 .. Consul desde luego pudo con
vcacermc dc que estaba bien diSpues-
70 para considerar q caso y para lie
:ar cabo un estud;o decenido del mis-
mo. e:Sp-eSd 1dOme IA prinera autoVi-
dad que una vez que hubiera estudia-
do cl as'!nto. resoIveriI con estricLo
aPeSo Z. Il justicia.
Natu-a!mente. le expuse las razonrS
GUS el CoRsuiado -tomaba en considc-
rIciun para pedir II clemeRcia del L
JecUtiyo. ' auu para impetrar para 81
REQ Ia libcrtad absolute, pues de todas
las declareciones de las personals que
inlparciairnente han irtervenido en- Il
Secuela del proceso. Sc deSp-endc Una
| teadenCia notoriamente Favorable en-
pro de Ia inocencia del REQ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
aver una Inca
telefonica entire Saltillo
y Monterrey

Tc,cqrcIaa Especial pdrG III PRENSA.
MONTERREY. y. /. fcSreEo L.
Con toda solemnidad Sc inaCSuTo hoy
Ia Inca te,ef6nica que una a es;2 ciu
dad con IA capital del vecino Estado dc
Coahvi!a, habiendo conference.-the los
=oberradores de ambos Estadosr Juan
VI. Garcia Y General A~nulfo Gonzalez.
La communication ha resUltado per
fec;a. e. suceso ha sido metro de un
gran regocijo para los comerciantes '
eI pGbIcc IN general de los dos Es-
tados Que han quedado uaidos por es-
z nueva Via de communication.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
VA A ESCUDRlNARSE EL
PASADO DE WILLIAM
DESMOND TAYLOR
Todo Sc aueriguard, a tin de
obtener datos que siruan
a las autoridades
No Sc da mucho credito a la
noticia de que el secretario
de Taylor estd en- Mexico

LOS ANGELES, Cal. febrero Il
e. principal suceso desarrollado fioy
duraute- IA complicada ardua IN
vestigaci9n que Sc esta emprendien-
do para esclarecer ei asesinato del
artista irlandes de cine, William Des
mond TAYLOR, cons;stio en- IA seria
contradiction en- que incurrio un tes
t;oo material del case, i quien Sc exa
minaba por segunda vez en- la f1sca-
II, y one hiZo un complete cambio
de su deciaracijn original.
Este testigo-como sc dice vulgar
mente-fue cogido con el dedo tras
de Ia puerta, pues aun cuando Sc flo
precisado Il reformar su testinonio
V a hacer una serie de eXplicaciones'
Ia mayor parte de sus disculpas re-
sult0 que eran falsas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
TRES MINISTROS
OllEDARON SOLO
EN- LA CAPITAL
Aseg1rase que el Gabine-
te sera reorganlza-
do en- Ia semana
pr6xima
Teleqrama Especial para Ia PRENsa.
III, AIE,NIC0 fnhrnrn III.

Tslsqrama Especial para "L4 PREAsa-
CIUDAD DE AIEXICO, febrero IL.
HOY Sc recibieron mensajes proce-
dentes del puerto de NeracruZ, en- los
cuales Sc participa que las famihas
de Obreg6n. de Gales y Nascon-
celos arribaron aquel lugar, en- don
de deberan pasar una corta tempo
rada de recreo.
Con motive del Viaje presidenciai,
solamente quedaron en- esta capitai
los Secretaries de PAM, Aguirre y
de Ia Huerta, Sc rumora nuevament
te que al regreso del general Oore-
s6n Sc integrara definitivamente Ell
Gabinete Presidential. que una vez
Que todos las carteras tengan sus Sc
.cretarios. Sc celebrara ell primer Con-
seio de Ministries que no Sc ha efec-
tuado desde Ia disgrcgacion de los
e!ementos que collaboration con ei
Presidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-02-18
NO HA HASlDO MOVl-
LIZAClONES.

Fucra de estos movimientos del re-
clutamiento, ei Quartet General en- cs-
Ia poblaci0n no ha ordenado, ningun
movimiento de tropas en- Ia frontera nj
movilizaci6n alguna, conservandose las
guarniciones inalterables, pues tanto
en- El Paso, como en- otros puntos from
terizos, los contingencies militares ocu
pan sus puestos. Y no Sc tienen insruc
clones para ordenarles movimiento al
guno.
Ninguna nueva noticia Sc ha recibi
Go de Ia frontera que acuse cXpecta-
ci6n por un pr0Ximo movimiento revo-
lucionario en- las cercanias de Ciudad
Juarez en- cl lado meXicano, y por 10
mismo. reina tEanquilidad absolute en-
las csferas militareS de csta ciudad.