San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-18
DE Ia HUERTA'S
WIFE ARRIVES
HERE TUESDAY
With Two Boys on Her
Her Way to Meet Revo-
lutionary Chieftain.
FROM MEXICO CITY
VIII Not Discuss Politics
or Situation in
Mexico.

Declaring that as wife she would
follow the political convictions and
| destiny of hei husband, but that as
a woman she took no interest in poll
tics. Mrs. Clara Oriol DE la Huerta.
! wife of the revolutionary chieftain.
Atlolfo De Ia Huerta. declined to com
mcnt on the activities of her husband
| and the present condition in Mexico.
while she was at the st. Anthony Hoo
tel. Tuesday. for q brief period OF rest
before rcsuming her journey TO New
/ Orleans.
Mrs. De la Hucrta arrived in San
Antonio from Laredo, Tuesday morn
! ing. accompanied b. her two sons.
Aiofo Jr.. aged II years. and Ar
turo. ascd Is. and Mrs. Nell Frezierys
wife Of Tcodoro Freziercs. ex-De a
| Huerta representative at New Or
| leans. Mrs. FrcziercS. who is an Amer
| lean girl. went to Mexico at the 80
Quest of DE Ia Hucrta several weeks
ago. TO bring his wife and children to
| this country.
The uarty will leave San Antonio
n; IL o'clock Tuesday night. From
New Orleans. Mrs. De In Hucrta OK
| UNNNN w sun ioi iNliNNhN,. tobt0N'.
on the first steamer, 10 join her hus-
hand. whom she has not seen since
the outbreak Of the revolution. four
months ago. Although Mrs. Dc la
Huerta declined to discuss in any way
the revolution OF the activities OF be-
husband. Mrs. lrczieres. however. said
that Adolfo De In Hucrta had no in
tention of coming out of Mexico AMI
that he still had fighting to do
Beth Have Been Here.
'rh, party left Mexico City at G
O'Clock Sunday morning in a private
drawing room. They encountered no
difficulty in making their departure
from Mexico. The only escort. accord
ing TO Mrs. Frczicres. was that fur
niShcd by the government for all
trains now funning IN Mexico.
Both Mrs. De Ia Hueria aud Mrs.
Frpzicrcs are well known in San An
tonic. the former having made many
visits 10 this city. aud the latter hay
ing lived in San Antonio four months
IN 1917. when her husband was the
Mexican consul general stationed IN
San Antonio. Mrs. Frezicres was for-
mcrly Of Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. Dc In Huerta was not molested
by the Ohregon government during
her residence in Mexico City while
her husband Was directing the forces
&C the revolution from Vera Cruz.
Searched Her Home.
"Of course. they searched my house
several times hci they did not trouble
me in any. other way she said.
Her chief interest centerS about her
two slender sons, who remain her cor.
slant companions. She is interested
in music and the develonment Of
Adolfo Jr. and Arturo. They have
been attending the American College
in Mexico City and are rapidly learn
ing the English language.
While Mrs. De In Huerta was con-
verSing with her friends. the two boys
studied their stamp collection. STAMP
collecting was their hobby. their moth
or said. aud they had combined their
resources in the compilation of large
and varied collection of stamps.
Mrs. DE Ia Huerta was careful not
10 allow the discussion Of politics TO
drift into the conversation.
ANY political statements thar
might be attributed to me- she said
through an Interpreter. as. she speaks
no English. "are unauthorized. am
rot authorized TO speak for my lrus-
Land and he is nv only interest III
politics.
Sent fer His Family.
Several weeks ago. AdolfO De In
Huerta sent n wireless TO New Orleans
asking that Mrs Frczieres. bring his
wife and children out Of Mexico. In
response 10 the request she passed
through San Antonio. sometime ago on
her way to Mexico City. The Next
can government offered no objection to
the departure Of the party. II was only
through her that Mrs. De Ia Huerta
has received word from her husband.
Teodoro FrcZiercS was at one time
n secret service operative at I'll Paso
for Carranza and was associated with
Roberto PeSoueira. During the carly
| period of the World War he was the
| representative in San Antonio of the
Carranza government.
During the present revolution he
has been. until short time ago. the
DE Ia Huerta agent ut New Orleans.
His kilograms to Secretary of State
Hughes. it is charged by the DE la
| Huerta partiZans. brought about The
| ehbargo on arms. FreZieres was re-
moved by DE Ia Huerta. and the pres
cnt representative, AdOlfo HegenwIsch,
was appointed.
Other than few intimate friends.
Mrs. De la Huerta. is not receiving
visitors in her apartments at the st.
| Anthony it was announced. She said
that she would not leave her apart
ments during the day.
The worry and the anxiety OF the
last four. months have left no visible
imprint on tho features Of the wife
of the central figure Of the revolution
airy forces. When asked il she worried
during the time that the revolution
was at its heighth. she shrugged her
shoulders with an expressive Latin
J motion.