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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13
JUAREZ PLANS
TO TIGHTEN UP
BORDER CARDS

Ell PASO, May 12.-4Stricter regula-
tions covering the issuance of border
cards will go into effect June /, ac-
cording to Manuel MI Limon, chief
immigration Inspector in Juarez
The new ruling is as follows: Each
Ell Pasoan applying for a border card
to enter Juarez must bring letter,
written in Spanish, either from the
mayor of Ell Paso or his secretary. No
commercial letters will be honored as
have been heretofore.
ALSO, we reserve the right to deny
a card to anyone regardless of wheth-
er he has letter from the mayor or
not. We are not required to give an
explanation as to why we refuse q
card, but We will merely return the
letter and send the applicant back to
the American side.
1.-THE form will carry picture of
the applicant and a full description
of him, as well as such information
as how long he has lived in Ell Paso
and his profession or business.
This form will be presented at the
Stanton street bridge at the Mexican
immigration office, where the appli-
cant will be examined as to what
business he has in Juarez and why,
and as to his literacy.
Won't Bother Tourists.
"We will admit no idiots, blind peo-
pie, senile, or other infirm persons" F"
Limon continued. Women under %
years will not be admitted unless ac-
companied by their parents or guar
dian.
Entry will also be denied those
who have served Jail sentences, per-
sons involved in cases of moral tur-
pitude, members of radical organiza-
tions and those likely to become OBJ
jects of charity.
Tourists will be allowed to go and
come as. before, but they must prove
they are tourists, such as showing
railroad ticket or card stamped by
the Mexican consul in Ell Paso.
"The applicant for q border card
will be required to bring two pic
lures of himself, but he will not be
required to purchase stamps as here
tofore. 1t will cost nothing to get a
border card. Persons who have pro-
visional cards issued them since jan
Nuary l will be refunded the 80 cents
which was charged them when they
left their photos in the office. These
photos may be used in obtaining a
new card.
Must Prove Citizenship.
"a Mexican coming to Juarez will
be required to establish proof that he
is a Mexican if there is any doubt OF
it, These rules are not for Juarez
alone" said Limon. "They are for the
entire country. We have had too
many undesirables entering Mexico
and this is one way of keeping them
OUT
Courtesy cards will not be issued
promiscuously as they were last year.
They will be given to high officials
only.
'FWe will start issuing border cards
as soon as the races are over and we
hope that by June 1 we will have the
work well under way"
The new regulations are also de-
signed to prevent easy flight of fugi~
tives to Mexico.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13
FORT BLISS AIR
MOVES
TO Fl. HOUSTON

Ell, PASO. May 12-Removal of the
air service detachment from Fort Bliss
to Fort Sam Houston was ordered be
chased for landing field here is not
suitable for that purpose, B. N. Tim
mons, Washington correspondent,
learned at the war department.
Fort Bliss probably will get an air
squadron of its own in case another
tract which is suitable is purchased,
officials informed Timmons.
The order transferring the squad
ron will not be changed it was also
learned when officials were advised
that l Paso interests were anxious
that the air detachment be kept at
Fort Bliss.
Can't Change Order.
Congressman c. B. Hudspeth, it
was learned, has discussed the mat
ter at length with the officials, but
was told that the order will become
effective and that it cannot be al
tered at this time.
That Fort Bliss still has about
100000 available flor the purchase
of land was pointed out last night
by r. E. Fishburn, chairman of the
aircraft committee of the chamber OF
commerce, when told of the cause for
the removal of the squadron.
The field recently purchased, if not
now suitable, could be put in condi-
ton in eight months or year, how
ever F,ishburn said he believes.
Nxpects Another Squadron.
Lack of proper buildings at Fort
Bliss may have influenced the de-
cision of the war department too, he
said, adding that he still is convinced
that an air detachment will be sta
toned at Fort Bliss again in the near
future.
iF;obert Lander, president of the
Kiwanis club, sal dlast night that ID
resolution petitioning the war dc
partment to station detachment OF
the air service here will be presented
to the board of directors of the club
in the near future.
Located as it is on the border, it
seems to me that it is important that
Fort Bliss have an air. squadron
Lander said. 1T appears to be almost
necessity"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

NOGALES, May II. - The Arizona
department of the American Legion
is to foregather in Phoenix, Wednes-
day, May II, to sweep the streets
and trim whiskers. The streets will
first be swept-by the whiskers.
Then the whiskers that have not
been used up in the sweeping pro-
cess will be trimmed off with the
scissors or shaved off with the razor.
That is the reason why Col. A.
j. Dougherty, commander of the Ari-
zona department Of the American
Legion, is growing whiskers these
days. He is doing 50 in order to as
sist the Tucson post of the legion
in paying off a debt growing out of
the defeat of the ! Tucson legion
nairies by the Phoenix legionnaires
in the recent contest between the
two posts. zs
Colonel Dougherty. stated Thursday
that he is in receipt of telegram
from John H. Rapp of Tucson, chair
man of the whiskers and street
sweeping committee of the Tucson
post, stating that he has arranged
matters, so that Dougherty. Rapp'
and other Tucson. ylegionnaires are
to go to Phoenix Wednesday, May IT,
to trim whiskers and sweep streets.
Dougherty states they will be ac-
.companied to Phoenix by Commander
E. H.. Herlihy of the Tucson post,
and Adjutant Harold D. Smith, and
It is expected that Senator Claude
Smith, Major e. c. Dietrick Andrew
Martin, President Marvin of the Uni
versity of Arizona, and other prom
inent Tucson legionnaires will join
in the street sweeping.
I'm order to make Phoenix mad
enough to get members, 1 backed
Tucson" declared Col. Dougherty.
"The whiskers we Accumulate are to
be shaved off right after we get
nix.
"Phoenix beat Tucson at least six
members in the membership con-
test added Dougherty, who also
stated that he has in the neighbor-
hood of 1000 whiskers on his chin
and. that at the rate of one member
I for each whisker, Phoenix and Tue
son now each owe the department at
least 500 members, the slogan being
every whisker get a member" He
says that the whskers after they
are shaved off are to be tied in
pink ribbons and distributed as sou
venirs to ex-service men and women
at Phoenix.
! GAS result of this contest" said
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

! Col Dougherty, "the department of
! Arizona has gone over the 5000
mark. and Arizona is in the first
five states of the Union in percent
age of membership, and that if the
membership campaign continues as
successful as it has started Arizona
will be at the head of the pro-
cession of 10000 legionnaires in the
parade at the national legion con-
vention at Philadelphia in October,
position in the parade being assigned
on basis of percentage of member
ship over the average of the last
four years"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

G.. Agar; Mrs. Arthur Sachs; Senator
Coleman Dupont; General Charles P.
Summerall; Robert Underwood John
son, former ambassador to Italy; Ad-
miral CHARLES P. Plunkett; w. W. At
terbury president of the Pennsylvania
railroad; Will H. Hays; former Secre-
tary of War Newton d. Baker; John
Hays Hammond; Julius X. Barnes;
Miss Anne Morgan; Nathan L. Miller,
former governor of New York; Sena-
tor Rice Means, of Colorado; Jan
Ciechanowski, the Polish ambassador
to the United States; A. r. McCool1
of Hartford, Connecticut; General
James A. Drain, past national COM
mander Of the Legion Vincent A. Car
roll national commander of the
legion; Major General William L. Has
kell, and Major General William C.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May IL. -
Lieutenant Colonel George r. Cros-
field, president of F'idac, interallied
federation of 100000 world war
veterans in nine principal allied coun-
tries, is now on tour of the United
States as the guest of the American
Legion, American MEMBER or the fed
GRAFTON, at the official invitation OF
National Commander John r. McQuigg.
Landing at New York on April 80,
Colonel and Mrs. Crosfield began a
two weeks tour which takes them to
many of the leading cities of the east
ern and middle western sections of the
country.
Arrangements for the partys re-
ception were worked out by Alton y.
Roberts, of Marquette, Mich, chair
man of the Legion's national distln-
2uished committee, in cooperation.
with H. Nelson Jackson, of Burling-
ton, Vermont, chairman of the Legion
world peace and foreign relations
commission, and Lemuel Bolles, Of
New York City, vice president of FL
da0 for the United States.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13
Presbyterian Reception
For New Church Members

A reception will be given at the
Presbyterian church this evening for
the so new members who have been
received into the cnurcn since jan
uary /, 1925.
A brief musical program will be
offered including selections by Ia
dies quartet, solo by Mrs M. j.
Anderson and a violin number by
Harry Lusk.
The remainder of the evening will
be passed informally in social man
ner All members and friends of the
church are cordially invited to at
tend
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

Bisbee and Douglas legionnaires will
clash again next Sunday in the ma
tional pastime, baseball and also in
burro polo. This time the program
will be staged in Bisbee, as a week
ago today the mine city bunch visited
her. At that time, the invading play
ers were successful in winning the
burro polo contest but lost the base
ball game to Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

NEW YORK, May 12.-E. E. Spaf-
ford, chairman of the committee ar
ranging the national tribute to be
paid to Ignace Jan Paderewski at the
Waldorf-Astoria under the auspices
of the American Legion on May 10, to-
day announced the composition of the
honorary committee of 100 distinguish
ed Americans sponsoring the event.
George Wickersham, former .attor-
ney general, is chairman of the COM
mittee and will act as POSTMASTER.
Among those of the committee are
Henry D. Lindsey, past national COM
mander of ths American Legion; Gem
eral George w. Wingate; Adolph Le-
wisohn; Mrs. Frederick Steinway; j.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

Price.
Further announcement of member
ship on this committee, Mr.. Spafford
said, will be made, as aeceptances are
arriving daily.
Arrangements have been made to
broadcast the program over WEAF
(492.5), starting at 9 p. M, eastern
standard time.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13
EARTHaUAKE RECORDED
(By Dispatch A. p. Wire)


VICTORIA, B. c., May ~ = An
earthquake of moderate intensity
which centered $40 miles away was
recorded here today. The first vi
bration was at GAS a. M, the maxi
mum being reached four minutes
later.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

Ignace Jan PaderewsN famous
pianist, was presented with the
american Legion's distinguished SER
vice medal at dinner in New York
at which he was the guest of legion
officials. He recently gave the pro-
ceeds of four concerts to the legion's
fund for disabled veterans. Above
are picture of Paderewski and q
fac-simile Of the medal
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 12. -
When the national executive commit
tee of the American Legion meets
here on May 13 and IA, it will have
as it's guest at the opening session
Colonel George r. Crosfield, president
of Fidac according to an announce
ment made here today by National
Adjutant James F. Barton.
Colonel Crosfield is on tour Of the
United States as the guest of the
Legion, American member of the fec
Grafton
Among the important reports to be
laid before the committee is one from
special committee appointed to pre-
pare pamphlet to offset the pro-
paganda which is being carried on
against the national defense program.
This report will be presented by Brig.
Gen. L. r. Gignilliat of Culver, Indi-
ana, chairman.
National Vice-Comlnander Vincent
A. Carroll, of Philadelphia will lay be-
fore the committee reports of plans
for the national convention to be ehld
at Philadelphia from October II to Is.
Bowman Elder, of Indianapolis,
chairman of the France convention
travel committee will report on the
progress of plans for the 1927 con-
vention in Paris.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-13
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El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
Lo llevaran a cabo, de efec-'
tuarse, pilotos mexicanos.
Sc dice les ha negado poten-
tie maquina.

Unicamente para "El Fronterizo'
MEXICO. d. F.-Junio 22,-Insis-
tentamente Sc rumera que, ha llega-
do esta capital una potente maqui-
ma aerea, ecuipada con motores ita>
lianos, para ser utilizada por pilotos
mexicanos en- un raid desde esta Ca
pital hasta la Capital de la Repubh-
ca Argentina.
Oficialmente NADIA Sc dice sobre
ell particuarlar, guardandose absolu-
te reserva en- todas parties, pero Sc
"a podido saber q es cierto las ver-
stones que circular sobre ell particu-
lar y que Sc esta trazando el pro-
yecto respective.
Sc iguora 81 eI viaje sea por TERRA
0 atravezapdo el oceano, pues no Sc
sabe 81 la maquina recibida es hidro-
plano aereoplano.
Los solos runores han ocasionado
iesbordante entusiasmo, discutiendo-
Sc acaloradamente.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
EN- DEFENsA DE sU HONOR UNA
MUyER PERDIO LA VIDA

Unicamente para ''El Fronterizo
Los Angeles, Cal.-Junio 22.-Ba-
jo la arquerfa de un puente, fue en-
contrada aver manana ell cadaver de
una mujer, de perfectas facciones Y
elegante vestir, con un balazo en- el
craneo y golpes contusos en- diferen-
tes parties del cuerpo.
Ell puente en- donde fue hallada la
infeliz mujer, es entire las poblacio-
mes de Los Nietos Rivera, por varios
mexicanos que pasaban por ese lugar
Y los que dieron cuenta a la policfa.
Esta ha empezado hacer las pre-
lininares investigaciones y cree en-
la hipotesis de que .el crimen Sc CO.
meti6, por haberse defendido la mr-
jer de maIevoIas intenciones, tai vez
Sc queria abusar de ella y en- defen-
sa, perdi6 la vida.
Un hombre que vive en- las cerca-
Mas, dice que escuch6 un tiro, como
a las tres de Ia manana, pero que no
dio importancia alguna al case, por
Greer Sc tratarfa de algunos beodos
que andaban escandalizando.
La policfa dice que muy prontc
de le muerte de la sehoFa enccntFa-
da.
~ Farsaa,,assael
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
Mas de I'm CuartO
de million de Obre-
roS sin trabajo
En- esa cifra Sc estima los obre-
ros mexicanos..- que en- Esta-
dos UDidos no tienen ocupa
cion alguna. =.

Un;camente para eel Fronterizo''
MEXICO. D. F.-Junio 22.-El
Gobierno estima en- un POGO mas de
medic million de compatriotas los Que
Sc encuentran en- los Estados Unidos,
sin trabajo.
Este problema ess grave por todos
conceptos, pues ell Gobierno no pue-
de estar repatriando todos los me.
xicanos que estan fuera del pals,
orinripamente a los que Sc encuen-
tran en- la Union Americana, debide
Ia que, siempre Sc les esta diciendc
Sc abstengan de ir los Estados Uni
dos 81 no tienen sus contratos de ira
bajo en- debida forma.
Sc teme que tai numero aumente,
debido a la constante emigraci6n pa
ra Estados Unidos de los b~aceros
mexicanos, los cuales, no pueden en-
contrar en- que trabaiar, debido al
crecido nnmero, pasando privaciones
v penalidades sin cuento.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
EN- JUNO Sc REANUDo Ell PA.
co DE LA DEUDA DE MEX.

NUEVA YORK, Junio 22.-Tl a.
gente Financiero del Gobierno de
Mexico, en- esta ciudad. senor Artu-
ro Elias Gales, ha declarado que,
Mexico, vuelto a reanudar el pago
de su deuda. siendo un motive de
legftimo orgullo para el. ell anunciar
tai cosa. Los pagcs Sc han vuelto a
reanudar habiendc sido interrumpi.
dos en- 1928. debIAs z Is RevoIasl6n
9ssabeeftIsla
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
.SE SUS7ENTARA EN- WASHINGTON IN
TFRFsANTE POLEM|GA SObRE IA
QUESTION REL|G|OSA De MEX
in Ministro Protestante. JON
Ryan y Ell senior Jose Miguel
Bejarano perfecto conocedor
de la historic y psicologia
de su pals, la polemica ha des
pertado profundo interes.

Unicamente para eel Fronterizo"
Washington, D. c., Junio 22.-En
ell peri6dico Gel SoP' ha aparecido
una noticia sobre la polemica que SOS
tendra un norteamericano y un me-
xicano, sobre la question religiosa en-
Mexico. Tai information ha des-
pertado profundo interes, maxine q
es, en- estos mismos dias, cuando Sc
efectla la celebration del Vige-
simo Septimo Congreso Eucaristico
International en- la ciudad de Chicago
Ell Reverendo John Ryan, Minis
tro Protestante v ell sefior Jose Mi
guel Bejarano, seran los que sosten-
dram la controversial.
Ryan, que hara Ia defensa de los
cat6licos de Mexico, sostiene Ell pun
to de vista norteamericano, desmin-
tiendo o. el clero de Mexico Sc opon-
ga las reformas sociales politicas
que en- dicho pals Sc estan llevando
a cabo.
Ell mismo reverendo hace enume-
raci6n de asprohibiciones que en- ma
terra religiosa tiene la Constitution
de Mexico, y apela los liberales nor
teamericanos que deploran y censu-
ran tales prohibiciones
Bejarano. por su parte, tratara ell
asunto de Mexico con pleno conoci
miento de la historic, de la psicolO-
gia y de la evolucion social de su
pals. Profundiza aspectos historicos
de la iglesia catolica en- Mexico, desde
la epoca de la denomination espafio-
la.
Ell Corresponsal
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
VUELvE LA L.ANGOSTA A
LOS ESTADOS DEL
CENTRIC DEL PALS
lnexicana

Unicamente para Gel Fronterizo"
VERACRUZ, Ver-Junio 22.-La
Ccmisi6n de la Compahfa de la Lam
costa en- los Estados del Sudoeste, ha
envirdo un informe la Secretarfa
de gricuItura Fomento, manifes-
tanSoIe que, ell acridio esta invadien-
do rapidamente los Estados de CHA
pas, Oaxaca, Guerrero Y Veracruz y
que muchas regiones de estas entida-
des estan va aniquiladas.
Agregan en- el mensaje que los a.
gricultores Sc encuentran alarmadfsi-
mos y que piden con urgencia la con-
tInuaci6n de la campafs para exters
Iainar el "y6lador".
81 eeNsss j
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
RENUNCIARA LA SECRE
TARA DE GOBERNA
CION, Ell COR. TEJEDA
Unieamente para
"EI Fronterizo"

MEXICO, D. F.-Junio 22.-Con-
firmando las 1ltimas noticias refe-
rentes al anunciado cambio ministe-
rial y demas asuntos relacionados
con el mismo, oficialmente Sc infor-
ma que en- esta misma semana pro-
testara el senior doctor Ross como
Secretario de Comunicaciones Y o.
bras P1blicas. Dicese tambien que
en- esta misma semana ell General Ro
berto Cruz ira hacerse cargo de la
Jefatura de Operaciones Militares en-
ell Estado de Veracruz, quedando a.
qui en- su lugar como Inspector de
Polscfa kl General Dontato Bravo
Izquierdo. En- cuanto al Secretario
de Gobernacion, extraoficialmente Sc
asegura que esta decidido a renun-
ciar su puesto v que va desligado del
Gobiefne 8sFehafa sembo : Fare
a.. @-r
- e -
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
Cuatro MilloneS
para equilibrar el
tipo de Cambio
Ha sido permitido por la Sc
cretaria de Hacienda, para
que sean trasladados a Nue.
va York.
Unicamente para
Gel Fronterizo"

FL Fronterizo
MEXICO. d. F.-Junio 22.-Se
ha dado la prensa la noticia de a.
la Secretaria de Hacienda y Credi-
to P1blico ha dado autorizacion ne
cesaria para que sean exportados
cuatro millones de orc, acunado en-
barras, del Banco de Mexico, S. A. a
la ciudad de Nueva York, con Ell OBJ
jeto de mantener ell tipo de cambio y
hacer que no descienda en- el exte
rior ell precio de la moneda.
Con Ell envio de cuatro millones
mas, Sc viene completar la de diez
que fue autorizada anteriormente, Y
cuyos seis mil pesos foeron enviados
en- dfas pasados en- treinta cajas, con
teniendo doscientos mil pesos cada
una.
Ell Corresponsal.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
Una Mujer denun-
Cla como aSeSinO a
su prOpio marido
Por telefono Sc comunic6 con
La policia, delatando los he
chos delictuosos de su cara
mitad. ,
Unicamente para
Gel Fronterizo"

Unicamente para T..A "
Gel Fronterizo"
Los Angeles, Cal, JUNO 22.-Babe
O'Brien es ell nombre de una sefiora
que ha delatado su marido como ell
autor de un asesinato cometido hace
dias en- esta ciudad Y ell cual habia
permanecido en- ell misterio.
La sonora que delat6 a su marido.
indico la policfa en- donde estaba
escondido's 'su esposo, trasladandose in
mediatamente la policia al lugar indi
cado y, encontrando, en- efecto, al es-
eposo de la delatora, quien Sc reco-
gi6 algunos objetos que 10 acreditan
como asesino, pues Sc encontro ell ves-
tido de Ia aictima y algunas prendas
que llevaba en- los bolsillos.
No Sc aprehendi6 solamente al es-
poso de la sonora O'Brien, sino tam
bien un choffer de oficio, los cua-
es fueron conducidos inmediatamen-
te a la prision.
Ell Corresponsal.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23

Como va en- nuestras ediciones
pasadas nos habiamos ocuPado am
pIiamente de la desaparicion de.
la Evangelista del Angelus Temple
de Los Angeles, Mrs. Aimee Sem
pie McPherson,r en- nuestro siguieu-
tie n1mero 10 haremos mas deta
lladamente, pues todo hace supo
ner que Mrs. Mcpherson no fus
secuestrada como. pretende pasar
sino mas bien todo ha sido un arr
did para hacerse propaganda de
Prensa.
Busque usted nuestro siguiente
n1mero.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1926-06-23
Tn Prelado dice q
no hay perSecu-
ci0n Relieiosa
Tai ha declarado a su paso por
la ciudad de Mexico, rumbo
q la ciudad de San Antonio,
Texas.
unicamente para
Gel Fronterizo"

unicamente para
Gel Fronterizo'
Merico, D. F, JUNO 22,-El Delegado
a la Convention Episcopal a Sc efec-
tuara en- San Antonio, Texas, Reve-
rendo James Wary, que residia en-
Toluca quien al dirigirse San
Antonio ha pasado por este lugar,
ha hecho declaraciones los periods
|tas. manifestandoles cue, el, esta de
acuerdo con la politica sustentada por
ell Gobierno del General Gales res
pecto la question religiosa Y que,
el, su modo de yer, no We en- las
expulsiones de sacerdotes, otro de-
SEQ sino ell de hacer respetar las le-
yes del pals.
Agrega que el sabe que Ell Gobierno
tiene actualmente en- estudio pro-
-gramas inmejorables sobre la educa-
ci6n, programs que ell alaba Y cree
de gran provecho para la juventud
'mexicana.