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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
MAGIA. M~AGNETISMO, Etc.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
Las ElecciOneS en- Quer6taro

OJERETARO. JUNO 1S.-En las
primeraS horaS de IN manana del DO
miEgo sc iustaIarc1 las caSillas cleo
toralcs Y pueds G~ecirs2 que desdc las
nueve de Ia manana cU que fUeron
Sbiertas. h2sta las rres lie IA tardc CT:
Que Sc cerr5 la votacion. no huho mas
Que muv contadoS ~ciUdadanos que no
fueran a GcpoSltar 81 vote, reinando
relative ordeu. debldo a que los dos
partidos yortendientes Sc propuSieron
guardian una actitud corn2cta y mo-
Gerada-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

LOS CIRUJANoS convicncn en- que cual-
Guicr case de cortaduras. qucmaduras. csco-
riacioncs y heridas. LA PRIMERA CURACION
cs Ia mas importAntc. CuanGo IN antiserti-
60 EFTCIENTE Is APPLICABLE nmediataaentc
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cicatrizaran lucCo. Tanto para los hom-
bres como rara los animales. BOROZONE cS
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DOR. Comp-elo ahora y este preparado pa
IA c~ualGuicr cmcrS"ncia. Dc vcnta en- Ia
Botica San Pedro dc r. Cohn & Co., San
Antonio. Texas. lAdv.l
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r DE M~AUPASSANT
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In Crlmen en- AIto1uv:L Dos ,cmoS 5 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

A~yerturrS &c Sherlock Holmes.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

hctes de aenales V otros aparatos para
comunicarse unos con otros. I'm los
ilgares mas peligrosos. especiaimen-
tie en- ia region c~omprendida entrs
Esperanza Y Cordoba. los ~block-houI
ses estan a corta distancia unos c1
ctros. pudien4o verse les defensorei
de IN puesto V los del vecino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
DIYERSAS.

A.naaaauc Last-ado H.srano-Aa7ersca-
noao para 1919. INCONSISTENCIES SIS
B.o.ictecs dc IA R!sa. Ob-a e4U-z &c "a
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

nor las noticias t~elegraficas Que Sc
han estado recibiendo de San Juan del
Rio. TequisQuiaoan. Cedereyta Y A
mealco, TODD hace presunlr el triur-
70 del senior Argain. en- contra del
ex-magistrado de a Supreme Corte
de .Justicia de Ia Nacion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
0BsAs DE CARLoTA sRAEME

a so -~>ntGv7s cGdG .Tel.
- sscrcto &C Lady Nar'e!
In =. Maaaua Ge cccaS
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IA Es,rsla de Amor
Nss Dl5il cue Una NuIsr
Juc= > Parts
SucaUs del CoraEoR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22

-Cuando neceS:,e I'd. libros en- e..
Panol, pidalos a Ia Liberia de Igna-
clio E. Lozano. llS N. Santa Rora Az.
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Observation-Disclosures DIVERSAS


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
ESPIRITISMO.

r. Llbro g o. Mediums :t-o0
Il I.ia-o Ce lcs SspI-l-GS S--9V
Il Genesis. los E.asros Y iS Erediceio-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-22
IVA NO ENVIDIE AL QUE SABE GANAR DINER0. SEA US
TED UNO DE ELLOS!! :COMO?
La ESCUEIA FERRoCARRLERA MEXICANA.

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fcare nj Ia ocmva part de 10 que sc saerhican aauclos que solo Sansnd de $500
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messs enara Nno para pasar euabrhcr 1anen pOs eStHe'o que sea N siSuno
EEL PoRvENIR DE MEXICO ESTA ASEGURADo! Ai % ahrmsn las CO.
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vohar los mcircs putos y LEILA los rcors a los Immigrants una rruebs
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dendo dcsempTr una professions athtacoramcntc. solo Sc les ofr~c po y paa?
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ecueha irsuuira de TODD a todo a los que dcearen aprendr ca intresante y
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f smas tu w pnn oporunidad oueda alberta la admission de- ctudiants d-
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mexicanos rcidcnts en- este pas para que la sepsn aprov@tsr
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
PEACE
WORK At PARIS
Polk Arrives and Takes Part in
important Work Vet to
Be Done

Bu Associated Press.
PARIS, July 29.-The Commission
of Inter-Allied powers named to con-
slider the revision of the treaty Of
1899, involving territorial and. other
questions affecting Belgium and Hol-
land, held its initial meeting here to-
day.
Representatives of the Dutch Gov
ernment arrived here yesterday to at
tend the session at which they with
representatives of Belgium, will be
heard on the various questions to be
brought up.
Continued consideration of the Bull
garian peace was on today's program
of the supreme council. The coun-
ell this afternoon took up the terms to
be offered Bulgaria.
An official report today of the peace
session of the peace commission at the
Chamber of Deputies say the commls-
sion heard Stephen Dichon, the Tor
eign minister, who was assisted by
Juies Cambox and M. Fromageot, who
replied to various questions of an In
ternationa1 character. The Foreign
Minister and M. Clazille, minister or
public works, explained the commits
sion with regard to international la
Dor.
They pointed out that Germany
without forming part of the Society
of Nations, could enter into the con-
ference of labor provided for In the
peace treaty on the demands of the
conference as accepted by Allied and
associated states.
The commission then heard re-
port on military clauses of the treaty
which recommended strengthening of
the control and means of an investi-
CATION which articles 203 and 21s
gives the Society of Nations. The re-
port gave rise to a prolonged debate.
Frank l.. Polk, American Under
Secretary of State who will take the
place of Secretary Lansing at the
place conference, arrived in Paris to-
day. Mr.. Polk had a conference with
American peace delegates and will at
tend the meeting of the five peace
delegates this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
No One to Claim Body, Girl
TO Be Buried in POtter'S Field

Julia Cregle, the nineteen -year-old
girl who died at the City Hospital
Friday night, leaving behind an in
fant that was born at the hospital
on July IA, will be buried this after
noon In Potter's Field Coroner
James ]. Flynn, who took charge of
the body after the girls death on
Friday, has been unable to find any
of the young girls friends or rela-
tives to come forward and take
charge of her remains. The girl had
been at the hospital since June IT
and died of tuberculosis, according to
a report given out by the hospital
authorities.
The baby is still at the hospital
and will probably remain there for
the present Math Hansen, the su-
perintendent of poor of the city, has
been appealed to with regard to the
disposition of the baby and he Is en-
deavoring to find some one that
would adopt the child. The girl. was
unmarried and Coroner Flynn, who
took charge of the girls effects after
her death, turned over some letters
and papers to Chief of Police Burke
to try and find out who was the
father of the child The girl. it Is
said, told at the hospital that she
had friend in Kentucky, but no
word had been received from that
place to word sent there by the coro-
ner.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
BIZ Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. July 29.-Presi-
dent Wilson today transmitted to the
Senate the special treaty with France
by which we would come Immediately
to the aid of that republic in the
event of an unprovoked act by Ger
many and requested ratification along
with the treaty with Germany
The president did not follow his
usual custom in presenting the treaty
to the Senate. He sent 1t by special
messengers along with a message ex-
planning his object.
The Franco-American treaty is al
most identically the same as the one
between Great Britain and France.
One difference. as made public. to
which attention is called, is that the
United States pledges to go i'm
mediatelv" to the assistance of France
while Great Britain consents" to as
sist that country.
The president told the Senate that
the purpose of the treaty was to pro-
vide for France in case of an unpro-
voked act by Germany without wait
ing for the advises of the Council of
the League of Nations. that that ac-
ton should be taken and explained
that this arrangement was Not to be
independented of the League OF Ma
tions. but under It,"
The covenant of the League of Ma
tions, the President said. provides for
military action for It's members only
upon the advice of the council of the
League that the advice give ''it is pre-
sumed" only upon the liberation and
acted upon by each of the govern
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
BADLY INJURED
IN NMO7ORCRAsH
Parker Luckhurst Has Leg
Broken In Crash With Mil
ler's Car

A collision between an autom obile
and a motorcycle at the corner OF
State and Market streets about 545
O'Clock last night, resulted in serious
injury to Parker Luckhurst of BAT
Market street, who was driving mo-
torcycle.
The motorcycle collided with the
Ford touring car driven by George j.
Miller, of IT'S Kearny avenue, New
ark.
LuclShurst was thrown from his
machine with considerable force, the
impact breaking both bones in his left
leg.
According to the report of officer
Cooley, Miller was driving south on
State street and swung sharply into
Market street just as Luckhurst
reached the crossing going east on
Market street.
Miller escaped injury. DIR. Frank
C. Henry living near the scene of the
accident, hurried out and attended
Luckhurst, who was later sent to his
home.
The handlebars and frame of the
motorcycle-wer badly bent and twist
ed. The rear right wheel of the auto
was broken off.
In statement made to Officer
Cooley, Miller is reported to have said
that he was going at about twenty
miles per hour. He also claims that
Luckhurst admitted that he was
making about the same speed at the
time of the smash-up
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
LATEST NEWS BY WIRE
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON July 29-Favorabe report of treaty with
today the senate foreign relations commit
tee without dissenting vote.
PARIS 29A German delegation went to Russia recently
with elaborate and economic offerings the E Paris
today Russia paper sad conducng campaign to
effect an alliance with Germany.
LONDON Adophus Storey famous author and
propectves died at his residence here today
WASHINGTON, July pa recheckng by the War Depart
figures the total number of Americans
captured enemy France 4480 of whom 316 off
Perkins of the New York Palisades Park Commission
of inspection of the Palisades Park development today
Perkins, the New York representative desired to take up th
Bugbee representing the State of New Jersey important mat
connection with the development of the Palisades Par
BERLIN July 28The Zeitung states that Amer
occupied territory attempting to sell their own ana n
balance of the huge automobiles by smuggling them INTO Ger
through the occupied territory to avoid the German law
against the importation of manufactured products =
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
ACT To GARRY
CANAL PROJECT
ALL OVER STATE
Publicity Committee Is APP
pointed by Inter Coastal Ship
Canal Association

In order to bring the New Jersey
Jntra-Coastal Ship Canal project be-
fore the people of this state and all
states to be effected by the building of
the great waterway, a publicity COM
mittee was appointed yesterday by
the New Jersey Intra-Coastal Ship
Canal Association. This committee
consists of the best speakers in this
section of the state, who it is felt will
be willing to offer their services and
talk in favor of the project
The association is planning to fur
nish speakers to commercial organiza-
tions, city councils, clubs, lodges and
anyone who may desire to learn at
first hand the advantages to the coun-
try that will be gained by the building
of the canal. The list as compiled at
this time contains the names of thirty
six speakers and the committee in
tends to add to this number as the
demand for speakers grows.
1t is expected that the demand for
speakers ON the subject of the canal
will be very great during the early
winter, as many of the commercial or
ganizations hold banquets and dinners
or forums and as the work of the
New Jersey Intra-Coastal Ship Canal
Association grows, and the people OF
ed with the project, they will want to
learn at first hand just what the BEN
eft of the canal will be to them, and
the speakers will be supplied to in
form them on this subject.
The speakers so far appointed are:
Perth Amboy: Adrian Lyon, Joseph
E. Stricken, c. d. Snedeker, Harry
Medinets H E. Pickersgill, J. J. Son
derman, H. K Golenbock, John e.
Toolan. Andrew j, Wight, Charles M.
MacWilliams, Rev. Wilbert Westcott,
Arthur E. Warner, Rev. William H.
Bawden, Dean William P. Cantwell,
Louis Y Sosin, Charles X. Seaman,
Jr. and John Pfeiffer
Nilltown: Fred De Voc.
Keyport: Judge Henry E. Ackerson.
South Amboy: John A. Coan, Dom
aid w. Reid. Mayor Frank Gordon,
Richard C. Stephenson and w. S. Dey.
New Brunswick: r. w. Johnson,
Andrew kirkpatrick, F. M. Yorston.
Woodbridge: ]. H. T. Martin and f.
r. Valentine.
Matawan: Frank Howard Lloyd
and Elmer Fl. Geran.
Fords: John Egan, Abel Hansen.
Roosevelt: Joseph Herman.
Metuchen: Washington Wilson.
Raritan: William B. Woodward.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
more BLOODSHED ADDS TO TERROR IN CHICAGO;
PRESIDENT SENDS TREATY WITH MESSAGE TO SENATE
Owe 1t To France, Says
President, To Send Help
If Germany Again Hits

ments of the members.
The president pointed out that the
treaty held the approval of the MEM
bers of the League" The president,
said he would enforce 1t only un-
til and upon the application of one
of the parties to It.
Mr.. Wilson said he was moved to
saying this by the ties That are bind
ins The two countries and the as
sistance France gave America in its
struggling for it's Independence.
Without this assistance 1t was seri-
ously doubted whether America could
have won it's independence, and add
ed, nothing can pay this debt"
BY unanimous consent the French
treaty was laid before the senate in
an open session at the request of
Chairman odge oe the Foreign Re-
lations Committee.
The President may not leave Wash
ington on the tour of the country un-
til August 15, owing to the excessive
heat. He will confer with Secretary
Daniels concerning advisibilty of
having the Pacific fleet await his ar
rival before entering San Francisco
harbor.
1t was said at the White House that
the President did not desire to keep
the fleet awaiting for him if that could
be avoided.
He had expected to leave Washing
ton Sunday.
Secretary Tumulty said that the
trip would be made even should the
senate ratify the treaty In the mean
time, adding that the President want
ed ito go through the country and
explain things"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-07-29
TAXPAYER RAPS
PATENT PAVING
r. j. Delaney of South Amboy
In Letter to Taxpayers Pro-
tests Use of stNVarrenite"

BU SD6rfdt correspondents.
SOUTH AMBOY. July 29.-R. ].
Delaney, a contractor Of this city. who
intends to run for Freeholder on an
Independent ticket this fail, has writ
ten a letter to the taxpayers of the
town protesting against the use of a
patented pavement on Bordentown
avenue.
His letter to the taxpayers follows:
To the Taxpayers of Bordentown
avenue:
Beware of the man or men sadvocat-
ing patented pavements, in that you
are paying a very high price for ma
terial when you could secure an
identical bituminous concrete equally
as good as any patented pavement for
fifty per cent less.
1 understand that the City Council
intends to pave BordentoWn avenue
with Warrenite. l notice that Mr.
McMackel, city engineer, states that
the paving would cost about $500 per
square yard. In my opinion this is
entirely excessive and / feel that the
city council or the city engineer would
not be able to designate between To
peka" pavement and that recommend
ed, again informing you that To
peka' would cost only half the price
of the designated pavement.
also DOte lutJ llIt city tOuiittAio.
cannot see why Mr.. Rehfuss should
kick against the improvement If he
is not a taxpayer on street spoken OF.
feel that the taxpayers paying for
the intersections on said street, each
and every one have q kick.
In regard to the Councillors state
ment about the taxes 1t would be q
very good idea if the amount paid
by all property holders for taxes were
published street by street for a fail
comparison.
1 also wish the taxpayers to be-
ware of concrete base If it does not
contain sandstone and cement.
Respectfully submitted.
(Signed) r. ]. DELANEY.
p. S-Let the taxpayers insist up
on non-patented material and they
will save considerable money TO
either concrete or bituminous pave
ment.