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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08
WESTERN UNIVERSITY, oUINDA.
RO, KANSAS.
Mr.. W. c. Greene, Reporter.

Mr.. w. c. Greene, Reporter.
The foot ball team received the dis
appointment of their lives Thursday
morning, when they were informed
by long distance phone that the game
between Liberty and w. u, was
postponed until a later date. The
foot ball schedule of w. u, is full
and doubtless the game with Liberty
may have to be a post-season one.
Nevertheless they have diverted their
hopes and are looking forward anX-
iously for Lexington-W. u, game
which will be played Thursday, NO
vember 6, 1t Lexington, Mo. The
Braithwaite Players, the leading Dam.
attic Club of the university has or
ganized and the outlook certainly
looks prosperous, on the account OF
so much new talent in various lines.
The club will be long remembered
for their great comedy, who's Who
and Why" which they rendered so
splendidly last year, under the able
supervision of the author, Prof. Cas-
we'll Crews. All Senior Academic
and Junior college students are look
ing forward to the French Club which
will organize Monday. The orches.
ira is thankful for the arrival of &c.
Gil Smith of Omaha, Neb., who is a
trap drummer of note, having had
three years experience in various or
chestra's in Omaha. The students
report a very pleasant and enjoyable
time from the Halloween Social, Fri
day evening. The chapel was deco
rated to suit the occasion. Man!
were masked and the costume worn
by Mr.. G. A. Adams won the frs
prize for the best masked man ant
Miss TLelma Jones, first prize TO
the best masked young lady. Man,
dainty delicacies were served befor
? retiring to the dormitories The ser
, ior boys certainly, were astonishe
!, and elated over the appetizing an
, delicious Halloween supper the sci
: ior girls surprised them with. A yer
4 pleasant Sunday vas spent in Ind
pendence, Mo-, by the two senic
. young men, Mr.. W. c. Greene and M
e r. D. d. Blanton, who were the guest
Of the Misses. Nerline and Paulin
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08
THE CITIZENS FORUM.
Metropolitan Baptist Church.

To a large and appreciative audi
ence the following program was rem
dered at the Citizens Forum, Sunday,
November Q: Invocation, Chaplain;
Quotations, Forum; Current Events,
Lawyer w. H. Towers; Vocal Solo,
Lucillious Belts; Soprano Solo, Miss
Mabel Jackson; Address THE League
OF Nations, DR.. Burris A. jenkins;
Tenor Solo, Prof. T. H. Reynolds; VIC
lin Solo, Miss Vanilla Ross accompan-
led by C. r. Watts; Bass Solo, Mr..
L. w. Fitzgerald; Critique's Report,
Prof. j. p King; Announcements;
Benediction, Prof. J. w. Hodge; Miss
Trussie Smothers and Mrs. II. G.
rwigging, Program Committee.
The Citizens Forum will be enter.
tanned by the Kansas City, Mo-, For
UNI this Sunday. We wish to invite
every citizen to attend and received
a guaranteed treat.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

Miss Eva Grant, of Edgerton, one
of our popular young schoolmarms,
who was to have gone back to her
school last week had been confined
to her bed for the past week very i'll.
We hope, however, that she will soon
recover and be able to resume her
school duties.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

Browne. They were entertained roy
ally while in the city and readily
agreed that independence thought not
so large is some town after all.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08
c. M. E. CHURCH.
Rev. Il. l.. RoIden, Pastor.

This being the first Sunday in the
month and the first Sunday in the
new Conference Year, the members
were indeed glad to welcome Rev.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

The Circle of the First Baptist
Church turned over to the building
fund 1877. Mrs. Edith Edmonds is
President and Mrs. Stella Minor is
Secretary.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

DON'T FORGET TO CALL WEST
1894 Bell Phone If you want your fav-
orite paper or magazine Or If you
have any news that you wish printed.
We deliver to all parts of the city.
Mrs. Anna Cummings spent Sunday in
Excelsior Springs, Mo, visiting Mrs.
Doegoing and her nephew, Prof. Lew
elyn Johnson. She reports a very
pleasant visit and hopes to return in
the very near future.
The Halloween Entertainment Civ
en- by the First Baptist Church at
the NJ. C o. Hall Friday night was
a successful affair. A prize was Civ
en- for the oldest, the neatest and the
tackiest costume worn.
We have pust received a copy Of
the Sumner Courier, a paper pub
lished by the Sumner High Schoo
scholars. This is a bright little sheet
and its future seems assured. Copies
can be- had at the North Third Stree
Pharmacy.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

We wish to urge the readers of the
Sun to lay aside that subscription
money that you owe as we shall call
for the same at any time now as we
wish to close up our business for the
year. Our representative, Mr.. Swan
cy, will call upon you in a few days
and we expect you to pay.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

SEWING AND CROCHET WORK.
For sewing and crochet work, see
Mrs. c. w. Weber, 125 Parallel We
nue., Kansas City, Kas.; Bell Phone,
West 4186. Prices reasonable.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

Rev. Mrs. NJ. e. Webb of 114S Gin
ton street, this city, wishes all her
friends to read the following: Marvel
not at this for the hour is coming in
which all that are in their graves
shall hear his voice and shall come
forth; they that have done good unto
the resurrection of life and they have
done evil unto the resurrection OF
damnation" John 5:2S-29. Mrs. Webt
is i'll at her home but has been a
Christian since IL years of age.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

The First Baptist sewing circle
met with Mrs. James McAfee Thurs
day, September %. In spite of the
inclemency of the weather there was
quite a few present. The afternoon
was spent in finishing work for the
Bazaar. The collection for the after
noon was $5.15. A vote of thanks was
returned the hostess. The circle will
hold its next meeting with Mrs. d.
Simms, 636 Winona Ave, Thursday,
November 6.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

Mrs. Daisy Reynolds won first
prize, Mrs. Towers the second prize
and Mrs. Ford the third at a ticket
selling contest held by the First Bap-
fist Church.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08

wish to close up our business for the
year. Our representative, Mr.. Swan
cy, will call upon you in a few days
and we expect you to pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Buster, 1884 N.
9th Street, entertained Judge and
Mrs. l. F. Bradley, Captain and Mrs.
Sanford, Miss Julia Mickey and Lieu
tenant I. F. Bradley, Jr., at dinner on
Sunday evening at their beautiful
home in honor of Miss Marion Mick
ey of Charleston, S. c.
The ticket selling contest held at
the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church last
week was a decided success. Mr.. Har-
ris, one of the deacons sold the most
tickets and was awarded the diamond
stick pin that was given as the prize.
There is another contest for a dia.
mond ring that will be given away
this month.
Mrs. !. A. Bradley and Lieutenant
| l. t. dultNg u IltA INV ~ thcAA
palatial home on Saturday evening a
large number of friends in honor Of
Miss Marion E. Mickey, Mrs. Wolfe
Mrs. Travis and Mrs. Wheeler. The
evening was spent most delightfully."-
and the guests were served with g
very dainty repast.
Rev. j. r. Richardson, the progress
sive pastor of Mt. Pleasant Baptis'
Church, is in Topeka this week where
there is being held a great meeting
Rev. Richardson will preach the open
ing sermon of a great union meeting
that will be held. There will BIZ
preachers from all over the state
present as well as a number of no
tables from other states.
Miss Marion E. Mickey, one of thu
leading Modistes of Charleston, S. c.
is visiting in Kansas City, the CUES
of her sister, Miss Julia Mickey, a
the residence of Prof. and Mrs. Bus
! ter, 1884 n. 9th street. En- route +
Kansas City, Miss Mickey visited i
parts of Pennsylvania, New York an
Chicago. She will spend severa
months in Kansas City.
The North Third Street Pharmac!
1000 n. Bird street, reports exceller
business. c. P. Swancy, Jr., the pr
prietor with the able assistance {
Madam Washington, Pharmacist, VIII
was recently connected with tn
Home Drug Store, are prepared
take care of any and all of your pr
sc%riptions. Madam Washington is
graduate, registered pharmacist. M
Swancy has one of the most elabo
ate and up-to-date pharmacies in IL
city.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08
LOCALS.

DR.. Chas. p. Washington, one of our
leading physicians, has moved his
office to 1902 N. Hallock Street,
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-08
Efficient Operation of
Light & Power Company
(From the Missouri Public Service Commission Finding
Of October 9Th, 1e1e0

(From the Missouri Public Service Commission Finding
of October 9th, 1e1e)
The company has spent considerable money on its older
plants for additions and betterments, in addition to the
amounts spent for repairs. 1t has under construction a
new power plant that is expected to surpass in economy of
operation any plant in existence. The money for the con-
struction OF this plant has been advanced upon the personal
credit Of }. ogden Armour. When this plant has been COM
peted the designers claim that electrical energy will be
generated in Kansas City at a cost less than anywhere in
this country, on the basis of equal cost of coal. This plant
will be a great asset to the community.
The management has been energetic and successful in
improving the condition of its older plants, and has sue
ceeded in constructing a new plant under adverse financial
conditions.
We have no criticism to make of the results obtained
by the present management.
KANSAS CITY LIGHT & owE COMPANY.
October %, 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
MIR. HENRY FORD VA A HACER COMPETENCIA A
LOS TRENES ELECTRICOS
Construira UT caro- de gasolina que sera para les tranyias
de trolley, 10 que su automovii para los otros carros de motor

NUETA YORK. ahril l4.-"fhc
Electric Railway journal" publication
cientifica que vG IL luz en- esta ciudad.
yublica Ia noticia de que Mr.. Henry
Ford. e! manufactured dc autoMovi-
les que i!cvan SUI nonlbre. Sc propo-
ne construir unos carroS urbarcS mo-
vidos DOT gasoliNa. que seran para los
Gcnlas tranvias ur5anos. 10 que ell au-
tomovil Ford eS para los demaS ca
rros de motor. es decir. um rival po-
derCso por ST. economic Y b~aratura.
III magazine cientifico de reieren-
cia. al lar c:enta del propoSito de
Mr.. Ford. profetiza una nueVa era
en- el trifico citadino, pucs cree que
cen los nuevos tranviaS. menos costo-
SOS en- todos sertidoS. Sc duplicar2 ci
tr&fico de esos vehicuIcs, ' CT pubsico
obtendra TO solo un beneflcio practice
sirc ecoromicc. pueS es cast SECURE
cue las tarifas dc pasaje Que lcs nue.
vcs treueS cobrea. estaraa en- proper
ci5n cen sus gastos. y como cStoS Sc
ran memories Que los dc los ctua,es ire
mes ele2tricOS, meroUe Seran tambien
aqueilaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

Seeun IL publication dicha. Mr..
Ford cons.derG Due los ducnos de em-
preSaS de tramviaS urbanoS. veian que
el servicio prestado por los nuevOs
carros. era tan buano y bar2to. que
los propietarios de autom0vlIeS i.c-
gar;n I uSac habitualneHte dc les ire
mes uTbancS. IN vez dc ocasiona!mentc
como 10 haceu. q numero de los ire
neS Sc aumentaria rapidamente. V en-
POGO tempo ha0ria ELI servicio de cien
mil a doscientas mil dc clos. Solamen-
L en- eSta ciudad.
Mr.. Ford declare CUE atn cuandC
81 campo ferrocarT'iiero no era Sd es-
pecialidad, ;b& a demostrar por su
cuenta pronia, que es possible, practice
Y productive Su proyecto de un tran
via Ford. Este caro-. De acuerdO
con ia ;dea del nlagnaTc m%ichiGano.
serd tan ligero. cue el consume de
ccmhUStib e sera mucha memo eXpen-
Sivo que 81 que actualmente requiercH
los trencS electricos. pueS commando
los cares so5re %rieleS. habra Tn gran
ahorro de gasolina. Como Su peso
sera mucho menor tambiGn que el de
les trenes el6ctricos, Ia via podra ser
mencs pesaGa. : 81 construction =
~reparaciGn, mucho mas facil. Como e.
acero dc los AUTOMOBILES no serla ST.
ficientem"nte fuerte para Ia construc-
cior &c cstoS carroS, en- veI de eJes
dc cUatro o cinco pulgadas que Sc ne
c~csitarian Goa esa clase de acero, sc
pueden usar e,ies de dos pulgadaS ce
| acero &c meior calid2d. y en- igual pro
pcrcior sc consUruirian las demas
! artes fuertes del caro-.
Fl coSto total de Ia construction
lie estos vehiculoS seria mucho me-
nor que Ia de los electricos, aqaTtc
lie que no requeririan el gasto adj
cional del trolley y del cable aereo
V subterrineo. para Ia corrientc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
PERSICUEN A Los
CAXOLlSTAS
EN- SONORA
Luio de fuerza emplea en-
contra de ellos Ell gober-
nador Gales
E.,.ral pecc Il PEENSN

ESosc5al UCrr Ii PEENS-l
NOG&LES. Arizona, Abrii lo.-La
Agencia Commercial: de los senore
Benjamin Trasvina = Arturo tupl-
las amanecio hoy en- Ia vecina VI
liz de Nogales, Sonora, rcdeada de
soldados carranciScaS.
FL senior Trasvina es IN ardlente
o~artidario de Conrado GaXiola, 10
mismo cue 81 senior CubillaS.
Las auvcridadeS de Nogales, reel
bieron hace unos pocos dlas 7 or
der do Gales para que CubiiiaS lUe-
"a deportado . tsrritcrlo america
70. bajo la acuSacion de que habla
comprado arm&s y parque para armar
genie en- caSo De que GaNiola no sa-
liera triunfante Ell las provinces cleo
clones. Pero CuEillas evadio l. &C
cion de Ia JuSticia carranciSta Y Sc
tue oculramente a HermoSil!o = ha-
blar con Gales con ell fin de ARE
glar U no fuera ~deportado. Fl re-
sultado de clio aun no Sc sabe ell
este lGgar.
FL senior Trasvina en- dias pasado;
sali6 para GUaynas con q fin de
hacer propaganda politica en- favor
de su candidate. pero VI estando en-
csc puerto las mismaS a~utorldades
De csc lugar Is manifestaron que de-
IBERIA Salir de territorio sonorenSe. (
u. o bien a EStados UnidoS o NJ ES-
Jado 3e Sinaloa. Trasvjna OPTIC por
10 Segundo.
Ash es que los jefes dc Il Agencia
Commercial eStan aUSenteS De Noga-
les. Y SIN embargo, "a caS& de elloS
amaaecio hoy roGeada de soldados
carrancisraS.
II m que han hecho circular
las autoridadeS militares Y civiles IS
que csa casa ~pretendia pasar como
coutrabanGo UT furgon de aZucar. Y
CUE por ual motive eSt& siendo vigil
laGa con EnGcha escrapuloSidaG.
Per0 {, hecho parece que 4 >us pro
p~ietGrios &c les 5rata de alejar da IL
politica del Estado : no s. quiere
que toMep participio Ell las luchas
,~!ectoralcs qus "a estan muy cerca-
raS, : fin lie que 81 candidate Off
ciaI. t6olfo de "a Huerta. Salga Jriun-
fanle CT cSaS luchaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
FUE S~ENTENCfADO A DOS
AMOS De PRISON UN
FALSIFICADOR

EAGLE PASS. TENAS. abril IT,
\ ccS amos De priSi6n ha Sido Sentcn-
ciado por Ii 63a. Cortc de Disrrito
del Condado de Maverick. el senior ".
y. Bonilia, que fue ac3sado del deli
70 De Justification. del cual deliro Sc
declar" confcSo cl acusaGu.
Bcnilia. que es5a5a empieado en- Ia
cas& dc caubio del sen2r Pedro i.
Richer. Ge LAREDO, Texas. falSifico q
ncm6re tie dicho senior 81 una !etra
lie cam3io. que trataba de eHdoSar.
Fl dccUmento lie credito fue reci5i-
dc uor IN bancn de Ia localidad. pe-
70 IL classification SC d~escubrio aares
i" Gue IL letra fuera pagad4. Y b.
niila fUc aorehsndido. habien%o con-
s2Go 81 deIiCo.
E. raarteS Ell IL nocne Juvo iugar
en- Ii Primera Iglesia Metodista dc
c>1a ciud&d. el matrimonio del senor
Roger L. Carson con Ia senoTita He
len u. Luderu>. que ID S,do Una Ce
laS DcIaS scriales de L. Semana.
Fl novio IS hal'aba 2reStando Sus
servicio$ Ell e Ejercito americana.
y - yncontra6u estacionado en- q Cam
Pc Travis. IL San Antonio. en- ei De
oarramenlo MGdico, pero hace POGO
fuG li~ceHci%Ga. y regreso 4 esta ciu-
dad. lugar 1e ST Residential.
L. ceremonial religios& fUe muy
<clewne. : Ia iglesIa. que Sc h&'laba
. h~erraoSalHente adornada con laos
flores ra5uraleS Y p~lantas. Sc rio
muy concurriGa por las amistades Ge
Is ccu,rayentes. Miss Vivian Rum
Sc tu@ la uadrina &c honor. y Ell Sc
nor Arturo Bennett e padrino.
DssDuts lie II ceremonial que Tue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
CASTRO STAALA
DEFENSIVE EN-
CHIHUAHUA
LAS COMUNICACIONES
ESTAN ~INTERRUMPIDAS
Sigue temiendose ell ataque
de los villistas a Ia ca
pital del Estado

Ell PASO. TEXAS, abrii 1l.-Las
ultimaS noticias llegadas q Ia veci-
ia poblaci6n de Juarez. respecto del
movimiento revolucionario en- el Esta-
do de chihuahua, demuestran que es-
te, Ell las ultimas semanas, ha ad-
quirido inesperados caracteres de gra-
veGad.
Segun estaS noticias, los rebeldes
villist2S. cuyas filas armenian Codos
los diaS. Sc han ~osesionado ultimamen-
tie de los lugares p~rincipales de Ia
parte sur del Estado de Chihuahua,
~mantenierdo!o Ell completa incomuni-
cacion con Torreon, Y, por 10 tanto,
con Ell centric de la Republica.
De las plaZas importantes de! Es-
tado, solo han Quedado librcs de asa!-
tos de los rebeldeS, IA capital. o sea,
a ciudad de chihuahua, Y Ciudad Jua
reZ.
Tambien, St encuentra d%efendida
por las tropaS c~arrancistaS. Ia parte
de via ferrea Que une estaS dos pobla-
clones. mas consrantementc amaga-
da en- distitnos lugareS.
SegIn dice, Castro esla resuelto I
no llevar u cabo la ofenSiva contra
los villistas, sino hasta que reciba los
refuerzos que ma solicitado repetidas
wees dc Ia Secretaria de Guerra.
Fin su concepto. seria e-teramentc
inutil hacerla con los elementoS con-
que cuenta actualmentc. pues Sc eX-
ponGria = una derTota que, tai Y como
esta IL ~s;tuaci6n, dcjaria a todo cl
estado en- poder de los villistaS.
Puede. pueS, decirse. Que al presen-
te. los villiSt&s no 0 perSeguidOS.
" que operan libremente en- eNtensaS
zonas. el las que. mientras tanto. es-
tan abasteciendose dc 10 que les hace
falta.
La circunstaucia dc ,.ue los Willis
las esten en- 81 mayOria yerfcctaMea-
te montados. hace impossible IL perSc-
cucion p0r parte dc los carrancistaS.
que apenas 81 lucntan con caballada
y eSta. en- maiSimo cstado.
r. ataque d Chihuahua. anun"iado
por los vill!Stas. Sigue ~temiendose,
por 10 que Ia guarnici09 dc dicha plaza
esta lists para c~ualquier eventO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

Nijes 4. gnaje-e, han lail4do cue q apl-
cari5u de- l. a-eoa-acion Mother Friend
- ,,.ncrrarrr ren,rii" para 40 ~rNttr'r'. pre-
pad, c-pcrialusnIc para Is tUt-ras ma
d. e.5ta T., d1,y-es g U~oisstlEF lnce7en-
fs = aU--gaz aue yarlos mess~ antes Del M
cimien,o. Gssaparece n neTvicS'taG. aacseaS.
v6nriroz. urErec~. etc.
81 .1su .. "Nothc-'- lend ayUta craT.-
6cmeE:s a IN, :Uca-a~ msdreS a EorGt!eScr
= .~gaisica- =g ~istems, dando!e las tucrzas
y ene-yiE an aeccs.Si%s ~ 81 Er@nGioso &c
:, g., IA uas.~nidad, > RIEEUna HUIe~ dc
b,-i- .rscuiiSr ei dar = - aa-uralsZa L
s.lda Indispensable. AtendienGc debid2r1en-
L, este purto. las nolsstias .anye-Iozss son
rrftaGas y Is crisis se-a mas faea ) cor nis-
Eur p~cGIC-C.
E! uSo Ge Mothers Friend rrae cou9
-,,-...Go .. rc5!lEdeciuSltntO : SUaEldad ce
lc= mlscaLns sbdouiinaEes. ; las uladrcs cN-
pe-irents&a< dicen que o nUehr meloc te-
re. toGcc los cuidadCS ) ~precauclo2cs oeS-
d. artcs del uac:mssrtC. cue esyerar haSta
70 u.slEo para tencTiSs-
Esc~ihs = B-adfie:u REGULATOR Company.
Dc,L. &. lamar BID. Atlanta Ga. PIAZZA cue
z, ga euviado 81 irJcresante hbrn Mother
tosa. AGcuicrz una bcteila de- '&othc-s
F-iauG eomieacc 4 uSarta deScc H"c'o-
Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

ROMA, abril l1.-Se ha eXpresado
embellishments en- nombre del Vati-
cano. que la Santa Sede no ha GaGo
3u adhesion al Congreso pan-CIistia-
no que sa va a celcbrar GeHtro de 20
co tempo, pues la Iglesia Cat6lica.
considerable su ~caracter dogmatico,
no podria tomar participation en- ese
Cong.eso. sobre una base de igualdad
con las iemaS ielesias.
FL sentir del Vaticano. dice el n
runcio sea;-oficial. es cue todas las
0tras sectas cristianas Sc scpar.ror
DC Ia Iglesia Romano que es ia que
desciende directamente dc Cristo, Y
que por 10 tanto, Roma no puede II
a elias, pues son elias las que de-
ben volvcr a Ia Iglesia Romano.
IL Papa. scgun Sc dice en- ei -
nuncio. esta dispuesto a recibir i los
representatives de las igiesias dist
denies cen los brazos abiertos. pues
a Iglesia Romano ha anhelado STEM
pre- por Ia unificacion de todas las
religiones cvristianas. Segin Sc di-
&c. el Papa Leon XIII Sc Interest vi
vamente por esta question, y escrioio
dos famcsas enciclicas sobre ell asun-
TO de la unificacion de las iglesias
criStian2S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

Cata,cso de damas Elexicanas = ctras
nacioE.aiilades e:tcn5a liGta dc hesnusc5
E~oin!'rcS.
|iaudc IN DOLLAR = le cuyia-crnos =
vaeiCl dr currco. Gues.:o comJ,!ctu Cat.-
logo Matrimonial. con Gescripciones COM
Eletaa dc mCckas ~j0vcaeS : ~:.lgunas VIII
DIS. que buscan 4 an marido bueuO y hon
raGo. Puede listed csc-ibif cuaiduic-a
tic elias y c~ontraer III teii2 maJrirnonio ell
nuy brcve tempo. N0sut-cS. por aueStr3
partc. somos personals recnmeadablcs. MUGS
rro ncgccio est. h2sIL" Sob-c Ii hon-sdey
=" lcGitimidGh: asi e. que ne GcjC qic L.
Deilena cantidad de IN DOLLAR: si-va
dc estorbo Ell Una probable FELIC1DAD
MATRIMONIAL. Esc-ioa hoy misnc j:
COSHOPOLTTAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLEB. ?. .. Box les. Venice, Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18
MARISCAL QUEDO
En- LlBERTAD
EN- MEXICO
Carranza 10 retendra ALI pa
"a impedir que Sc vaya
a sublevar
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Abril Is.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 10.
-Silvcstre Mariscal. general carran-
cista que por algin tempo desempe-
no cl @obierno militar del Estado de
Guerrero, : a quien sc instruyo pro-
ceso por haber ~pretendido sublevar-
Sc contra 81 Gobierno Ge Carranza,
fua al fin puesto en- libertad caucio-
nal.
La Secrctaria de Guerra impedira
que Mariscal regresc q Guerrero,
para 10 cual le dara IN comisi0n en-
esta capital.
Carranza ha tenido cuidado de nc
aceptar Ia renuncia de -Mariscal CO.
mil;tar. para tenerlo asi 4 SUE
orGenes. c impedir cue Sc vaya al
campo encmigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

celebrada Dor e Rev. Williams :.
Frazier. los novios salisron para Sari
Antonio. Galveston Y oeros pu1tos dc
= costa del CnN". on dondc pasaran
los scmanas de paste.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

LA MEJoR INVERSION EN- LA CIUDAD.
La casa Liberty dc depsrtamcntos con -
cuartos. construida dc iadr!!lo y concrete con
totias csnodiLaGes; giu.ais en- 81 coraZon de
Ia ciudad. cerca dc Ia ticHda de JoSEc en-
DO Na-p St. Sc venie en- $4,000. tomaFe
So. 600 nj contado y re'to :boaos faci!cs.
Rentaia actualmeate b2jo c~ontrato por 3
amos. por $4,000 ncnsuaies.-Casa ca so
San Pedro Avenue. aproIiada para famiiia
n1mcrosa. con 9 cr.artos y tcdas convericn-
cias modernas &c dos pisos y magnifico 10
u COZ :-entc tambien = Jackson 81. Garage
V cuaro de criados. Precio $e.5eo. $4,000
al contado > resto en- abonos. lsentaca ac-
tuaImen:c por $50 mensuales. into-mes en-
sos ". MINER
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-18

c~ualquier ciase de diamantes. 81 nos COM
p:6 disnlantes hace , @ s ai.os uosorros Sc
Jos ccnpraremos anora dandole % po- Glen
TO &c utilidsd. Alamo Jeweiry Co.. $40
Alamo Plaza