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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
guest Of Master Shelby Rowlett on

guest Of Master Shelby Rowlett on
Boggs Lane Sunday.
Miss Leona Johnson, Of Akron
Ohio, is visiting Miss Reulah Young.
,, Mrs. g. W. Bedtfefakef il at Mar
tinsville Indiana, fors stwo weeks
stay.
Misses Francis and Emma Cooper,
of Anchorage KY, are the guests of
Mrs. ]. ], Emb.y ON Aspen avenue.
+ Mrs. q. b EVANS and daughter,
Miss Prewitt, Of Missouri, are visit
ing Mrs. ]. P, Chenault and other
relatives
Entertained at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Butner en-
| tertained with an elegant dinner
Sunday at their home on the Barnes
Mill pike. Their guests included,
Mr.: S. B. Rowlett ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
]. l.. Rowlett and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Rowlett, MI. and Mrs.
Sid Rowlett and family, Mrs. Irvine,
and Miss Matte Sharp. A most en-
| joyable day was spent by all the
| guests present.
Miss Polly Baldwin, of Winchester,
! Messrs. Walter and Frank Baugh, of
Miss Mary F. Mckinney, Sunday.
The London Sentinel says: CDR.
]. R Pennington is visiting his broth
ers, Drs. 81. v. and M. K. Pennington
in London. He will leave soon for the
| West on account of i'll health.
! Mr.. Elmer Parrish spent Tuesday
i Mrs. Geo. Goodloe will leave Tues
day, for Lewisburg West Virginia, to
attend commencement exercises, at
Greenbriar Military Institute, where
her son, Henry Chenault, is member
of the Senior Class.
Mrs. Elliott Shiflett and daughter,
Reaulah, have returned home from a
pleasant visit, to her daughter, Mrs..
Clarence B. Jowdy Of Lexington.
Mrs. Jowdy and daughter accompani-
ed them home for a visit.
Mrs. Murray Smith will entertain
her Bridge Club, this afternoon.
Mrs. John H0ltzclaw daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kunkle, on Wal
street, submitted to an, operation, for
appendicitis at the Gibson Hospital
and her friends will be glad to know
she is doing nicely.
1 Mr.: and Mrs. Robert Taylor have
gone to housekeeping on Walnut
| street.
Col Overton H. Chenault, of Lex
ington made business trip to Rich
mOnd the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Rife spent
Tuesday in Lexington.
Messrs. o. w. Witt, James A.. Wal
lace and E. P. Campbell were Court
day visitors from Irvine, Monday.
| Miss Josephine Covington spent
Monday in Lexington.
Mr.. Harvey Evans spent Tuesday
| in Lexington
| Mr.. jeff Stewart was a visitor in
Richmond last week.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04

Scouts are planning a campaign
trip at Camp Daniel Boone on the
Kentucky river in the near future.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
NORMAL NOTES.

+. What has proven delightful treat
to students and citizens alike, is the
series of four lectures by DR.. Hanna
Mars, at the Normal Chapel the past
week. Dr. Marrs has been engaged
in War work for some time and was
sent here under the auspices of the
National Y. M. C. A.. and is making
tour of the entire country. Rich
mond was fortunate in having such a
splendid parsonage in her midst.
The Board of Regents. and Presi-
dent Coates are to be congratulated
upon securing the services of Miss
Mcmillan, who comes from Chicago,
to take the place as Expression teach
er, succeeding Miss Hardin, who las
made many friends during her stay in
Richmond. Miss Mcmillan comes
very highly recommended, and will
add strength to the faculty for the
summer term, which begins next
week.
Misses Maud Treaton, Bess Gilyar
and Eugenia Meeks were fortunate in
receiving scholarships to Blue Ridge
for the summer, and will remain
there until the middle of September
Sunday afternoon, the two dele
| ates, Misses Capitola Simpson ant
Goldie Club, of the Young Women.
Christian Association, left for Blu
Ridge for the ten days conference
Upon the return of the girls. William
Murray and H. H. Gibson will go a
delegates of the Y. M. CA. and ;
! joint session of the, local Y. w. ant
(. M. C AS. will be held in which tb,
| delegates will bring back some of tn
;nspirational ideas receiving at thi
Blue Ridge Conference. The youn!
len and ladies of the college, an
schools throughout this state are var.
much interested in the Kentucky Cet
tage which is being built at Blu
Ridge, and each association is assess
ed a certain amount in paying for thi
cottage. The quota for the Easter
Normal was easily raised, the fund
from the Old Fidd1ers Contest, whic
was held last week, being turned owe
10 the Association.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04

guests of Mrs. M. F. Shearer and
family last Sunday night.
Miss Dovie Parke entertained a
number of young friends last Sun
day. Those present were Emma and
Barnett holland, of Runyon's Grove.
Eliza, Katherine Parke, Curraleen
land Mary Stone Embrey, Harry
Marshall, Betty Dean Embree, Eliza
beth Reid, John Russell and Gilbert
Parke, Charley Spurlin, America and
Sissel Crawford, Rutledge Dozier,
tof Red House, Edgar Yeager. Willie
Young, Theadore and Milton Hall,
of White Hall, Paul Moores, Floyd
Anderson and Margaret Baldwin.
A large crowd was out to Brooks
town last Sunday to hear Bro. Math-
erly. The house was full.
Mrs. Belue, of Richmond, Mr.
Charley Baldwin, of White Hall,
spent last Sunday with Mrs. Sam
Baldwin.
Mr.. Hugeley Shearer is at home
now.
Miss Dovie Parke and Mrs Jacob
Parke spent last Monday with rela-
tives at Sklletsville.
Mr.. Robert French and. Farley
Warner spent the weekend with rela-
tives at Berea.
Miss Dovie Parke spent last Satur-
day afternoon with Florence French
Brother McDougle, of Richmond,
will preach at Brookstown church
the fifth Sunday at II o'clock Ev-
eryone is invited to attend.
Quite a number of people of this
community attended Gentry Bros.
Show in Richmond last Thursday
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
BROOKSTOWN

Mrs. Robert Turpin and daughter
spent last Thursday with Mrs. Tom
Taylor, at Union City.
e Quite a number of the Brookstown
people attended the funeral of Mrs.
Williams at Red House last Monday
> Mrs. Luther Barclay spent last
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs. ia
.Tupih.
{ Hugeley Shearer spent last Sunday
afternoon with his aunt, Mrs. Mollie
Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Parke were the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
Roll a VELVET
Cigarette
Deputy Marshal Quits Service

Deputy Marshal J. M. Elliott,
Of Estill county, has resigned af-
ter five years of faithful service,
and will devote his time in the
future of his nice farm. Mr.. FL
lott was on the markets here
Monday looking after some live
stock, but didn't find just what he
wanted. During his service with
Uncle Sam, Mr.. Elliott made a
splendid record in every way and
in, every way and in accepting his
resignation, U. S. Marshal Henry
Cox, expressed his sincere regret
1T losing such a good official. A
Frankfort man has been named to
succeed him.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
Entertained at Dinner


Entertained at Dinner
with delightful dinner Friday at hel
home ON North street. Covers were
laid forMrs. w. s. Bacon, Mrs. ]. 81
Godfrey, of Lexington, Mr.. and Mrs
6: C. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Clark, of White Hall, j. r. Davis, Of
Paint Lick, Mrs. Susan Mcclure
E. w. Mcclure, Of Illinois, and Mr.
T.. ]. Mcclure, Of Speedwell.
Caldwell High School Calendar
Friday evenig, June 9th 8 P. M
Senior play" STANDING By"
Sunday, june 9Th 8 P. N. Christian
church -baccalaureate sermon by
DR.. w. A. Fortune Of Transylvania
University.
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock
Young pupils musical.
{. Tuesday night, June 10th-Recital
by Miss Metcalf's and Miss Holtz.
claws pupils.
Thursday night, June 12th-Recita
by Miss Metcalf.
Friday night, June 13thZClas.
Day exercises. Address by DR.. r
L. Telford, of this city.
o. H. Chenault and son, of Lexing
ton, was here court day.
Frank Trumbo, of Lexington, was
here Monday on business.
Mrs. Taylor Price, who has beer
visiting, Mrs. John Farley, left fol
Louisville Friday.
Miss Ethel Turpin was the week.
end guest of Miss Minor Hendron, a,
Berea, for commencement exercises.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Newland Jones, OF
Phoenix Arizona, are expected this
week to visit relatives here. Mrs
Jones' mother, Mrs. M. A. Phelps,
who has been so i'll at the home OF
her daughter Mrs. R. c. Hook, is
now greatly improved.
Master Eugene .Rowlett was the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04

and I am better now than I have been
for years. / am never without Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in the
house and have recommended it to sew
eral of my friends. You are perfectly
welcome to publish my letter for the
good 1t may do other women. Mrs.
ETTIE WARREN, Emmitsburg, Md.
Backache and nervousness are symp-
toms or natures warnings, which in
dictate q functional disturbance or an
unhealthy condition which often devel-
ops into more serious ailnent.
Women in this condition Should not
Continue to drag along without help, but
profit by Mrs. Warren's experience, and
try this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound-and for special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co, Lynn, Mass.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
LIME
WHITE WASHING
QUICK SERVICE
RDON
rs
BURN GOOD COAT
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Six O'Clock Dinner
Mr.. Robert McCfeaty. Of Chicago,
a guest at the Glyndon this week,
entertained at six o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening His guests includ-
ed Miss Elath Buchanan and house
guest Mrs. Smith Of LAGRANGE,
Messrs. McCreary Simmons and John
Edwin Powell.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
New Scoutmaster Elected

Neville Witt was elected Scout
master of the Richmond Boy
Scouts at their meeting last night
lie succeeds DIR. H. w. Carpenter
who was compelled to resign by
pressure of other work. The Boy
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04

Dy q physician, Dut
got little relief. /
saw an ADVERTISE
|nent Of Lydia II.
|Pi1khsm's Vegeta-
bile Compound in my
n e w spapef +, so
thought | would try
it, and it didme more
good than all the doc
tors medicine. 1
lam a farmers wife
and do my house,
|-Nrl, oil kbo ,r6a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04

The Clark county oil exchange
paid 50 per cent dividend in
May.
Prof. T. A. Hendrix, of Hamil-
ton College. Lexington, has been
elected principal of the Clark
County High School at Winches-
ter, to succeed Prot. IL. Bosley.
TOBACCO STICKS for sale. Savage
smith Lumber ~ t;u41 Co. 1875
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-06-04
WOMAN Suffered
| II YEARS
Finally Made Well by Taking
Z Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound:

Emmitsburg, MIDI suffered for
twelve or fifteen years, and was treated
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

$500 DE GRATIFICACiOE 50 da-an a Ia
persona que prsporcionc info-mes dc mi ma
lie Carhc'aria CampiliO y de mi hermsro
Pauline Ventura. Son oriEi7aTioS Or Mon
,sr.cy. y. L.. Mexico. Toio iTfo-mc diri-
jasc = G-cgo-io Ventura, 1916 Collin ST.
NnLla.. Texss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
Va cediendo Ia epidemic contra los an'maIes

bien por 10 que respecta a numero
de muertos entire estos.
Como circulara en- Ia ciudad Ia
version de que la tai epidemic Sc
debia a ciertos gases deletereos que
Sc estaban despidiendo de los hor-
ncs de las Fundiciones de esta Cit
dad el CUnsejo de Salubridad pidio
informes a las m~encionadas empire
sas. sobre e. particular.
FL Alcaldo Primero conference con
ell Gerente de la FuEdici6n numero
5. en- los alrededcres de la cual ne
cociacion. la mortandad dc animales
habia sido mayor. por 10 que Ia voz
publica senalaba a esa fundic!0n CO.
mo la c~ausante del NAL. El Geren-
te manifesto que no tenia lncon-
veniente Ell qIc sc a~Halizaran las
plantas. minerales Y material feca-
les uue Sc recogieron al efecto p0r
los micmbros del Consejo de Salu-
hridad. resultando del analisis qui-
mico practicable, que el hume y los
gases que Sc desprendian de los hor
nos de csa negotiation, no contenian
la mas pequena cahs;dad de arseni-
n oue sc atribuia cl NAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

A. iniciativa del erudito Professor
Y Medico, Don Jose Terres, de la
Ciudad de Mexico, Sc han l!evado
2 cabo en- esta ciudad trabaJcs ten
denies a Ia organization de n A
~sociaci6n para evitar la Ceguera, ba-
10 81 m;smo programme Y tendencias
cue tiene n organization de iguai
nombre establecida desde hace tlenl-
20 en- Ia capital de Ia Republica.
FL Doc Terres, que es Ell Presi-
dente de la Association de Ia Ciudad
de Mexico, Sc puso en- communication
con los ccnocidos doctores de esta
localidad. Sres. Antonio +. Lea!, Y
Jesus Ma. Saldana, para que ira
baiaran en- Ell sentido indicado, Y
dichcs madicos. a su vez Sc pusleroA
en- communication con un grupo de
damas. reconocidas por sus obras be-
neficas V caritativas, encabezadas
nor la sonora Vida. del General Ge-
r6ninio Trevino. que son las que han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
Sc formo una sociedad para combatir Ia cesuera

Ilevado hasta Ia fecha los trabajos
preliminares. con muy buenos resul-
tados.
Las juntaS que hasta ahora han &C.
lebrado las mencionadas damas, nan
tenido lugar en- Ia Residential del Sr.
Don Isaac Cara, y puede asegurar-
Sc Tue muy en- breve, Monterrey con-
tara con una Association de esa in
dole, que habra de traer muy g~randes
beneficios para la colectividad.
FL grupo de damas que trabaja pa
ra tai fin, esta integrado por las Sc
noras: Guadalupe Zambrano, Vda. de
Trerino, Consuelo Sada de Cara.
Teresa Trevino de Alants, Emilil
Vclarde de Maiz. Mercedes Rivero de
Hernandez, Rosario s. de Gonzalez.
Angelina r. de San Roman, Y Ana
Gorostieta de Sada. y por los seno-
ritas Maria Espinosa, Manuela Sc
nulveda y Flora Arnendariz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
pro de! a%cercamIento
comercia! de Mexico
vEstados Unidos

En- una pr6xima junta discutlra Ia
Camara de Concrete de San Antonio
un proyecto que lie ha sido p~resenta-
do V cuyo objeto es crear IN create
Ell csta poblaci6n para ell comercio
con Mexico.
Sc propone ell establecimlento lie
bodecas V almacenes que dcoerail
contencr productos m~exicanos de va
rias classes, con especialidad tloras'
cuva existencia permanente tacllita-
"a las transacciones entire los hon.
bres de ~negocios de ambos palses y
estimulara el movimiento comerclal,
one hasta ahora ha venido sIendo
irregular, pues la e~Xportacion dc ar
ticulos de los Estados Unldos 4 Me-
xico superb en- mucho 4 Ia importa-
cion, cuando pudiera ser igua! 81 no
esta que aquella, va que Me-
yico cuenta cor inumerables produc-
tos, principalmente materias prlmaS.
Debe hacerse notar al c~onslderar
como superior la exportacion que Ia
Importation de Y a los Estados Uni
dos, que Sc toma en- cuenta Ia pro
ducci6n en- general, hacienda case
omiso de productos ~Minerales, que
son Ia principal fuente de riqueza
que posee Mexico.
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MONTERREY, N. L., diciembre
14.-En vista de que Ia Companla
de Tranvias, Luz Y Fuerza Motriz
de esta ciudad, hizo efectiva, esta no
che su amenaza de dejar a Ia pobla-
cion sin luz, 81 no Sc lie cubrla desde
luego la deuda que Ell Ayuntaniento
tenia ccn Ella, el Gobie:no del Es-
tado tomo cartas en- ell %asunto. por
haberle concedido ell Cuerpo NUM-
cipal, amplias f~acultades para que so
l~ucionara ell case, como 10 solicitara
ell mismo Executive del Estado, en-
una communication que dirigio al A
y~untamientC.
La Compania de Luz ordeno que ell
.alumbrado no Sc encendiera esta no
che Y ash Sc hizo, Y s6lamente hasta
despues de las once de Ia noche, en-
que Sc lego a un arreglo entire ell
G~obernador, ell Presidente Municipal
Y ell Gerente de la Compania, volvio
a verse Ia ciudad iluminada.
La conferencia con los senores men
cionados principle POGO despues de
las siete de la noche. FL Gerente
de la Compania, Sr. Seixas, mani
fest6 al Gobernador Santos, que no
tenia ningun Inconvenience en- lie
gar a I'm arreglo con ell A~yuntamien-
to-. siempre que ell Gobierno garanti-
cara el cumplimiento del convenio.
En- tai virtud. ell ~gobernador invite
al Presidente Municipal, senior Val
des Llano, Y al Gerente de la Com
Dania, para que cambiaran ideas Y
Sc formularan mutuas proposlclones,
a fin de determinar la forma en- que
ell Gobierno pudiera garantizar el
cumplimiento de las obligaciones que
contrajera el Municipio.
Despues de alguna discussion en-
tire los senores dichos, Sc convino en-
cue Ia Compania de Luz rebajaria
la cantidad de $4,000 del adeudo
total de $9O,0 900 que r~ec!amaba, STEM
pre- que ell Municipio pagara ell resto
o sea Ia suma de $4,000 desde lue-
20. quedando incluida en- esa sun1a,
ell pago del servicio hasta el dia Ill
timo del ano en- curse.
Puesto en- conocimiento del Gober-
rador el acuerdo tenido, convino es-
te en- que Ia Tesoreria del Estado pa
CARA dcSde luego la referida can't
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Sc NECESITA INMEDIATA-
MENTE una cocinera en- Ills
Garden St.

Sc NECESITA I'm mucnaeho mayor de 10
amos. para repartir ropa a don'!cil'o. Oc1-
ran = sos Water St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
VENTAS
PNONCILLO MEXICANO.

Chocolate meNicano, queSO de tuna.
caieta de membr!!l0, platanos paSa-
dos. uueso grande mexicano. rebozos
ara sonora. reataS meNlcanaS para
.aZar. toquiiias de cerda, met2tes o
mano, m~olcajeteS, molirCS para nIAta-
NAL. hOiaS para ~t2VaieS, tamal:na. pei
nes para metate, pelnes m~eXicauoS pa
"a la cabeza, m0liaiiiuS para ell ChOco-
late, Chicle negro, chicie blancc meXl-
can0. pinOle meXicano, cotaclon me-
yicana. dulces meNicanOs, chlcharron
de puerco pScnsado, carne SEGA pi-
ruin del mont chile colorado. YER
BAS MEDICINALES, Medicines de
todaS classes. perfumes de todas mar
cas- Y precios. WHO'S EMBOTELLA-
DOS, p~rcpios para bales y reuniones.
= en- fin. cl mas grande surtidO de
,uanto listed lie haga fa!ta, sea 10 que
sea-. NueStra casa es Ia numero l
n su genera en- ell Sur de los Esta-
= indies.
Aungue no nos mandc el dinero
-dclaatado. COMO Sc 10 eXigcu OtroS.
podcmos s~urtirle los pcdidoS que Ros
haga. Escribanos pidiendo listaS de
preci0S por mayor y No &c
rcSara.
Hi-ija su correspondence Il san
LUIS MERCANTlLE CO.. 324l: W.
Commerce ST. - Departament0 g.
San Antonio, Texas.
NOTA: - Cada viernes Sc publica
nuestva lista de precios en- este peri6-
dico. No dele dc buscarla en- la Sc
gunda plana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
Comprese en- una de las
Modernas Casas del Mundo

Pidase CataEogo. Cupon de 81, Gratis
FL CatiloEc de Ia Etua Company, para
este aho, csti va listo para ser Distribute.
Escribs por un eiemriar y ahorre diners
nj hace- sus compras. Consta de 20 pagi-
mas impresas a TODD luio y p~rofusamentA
iIustradas. C~outiene description y precioI
safinaos de toda clase de mercaderia, con-
t&ndose. Joyeria. Ropa, Articulos de tods
ciase para Senoras y Caballcros, Generos.
Calzado. Juructeria. Articulos dc Fantasia.
Instruments Musicales, Aparatos e~lectricos ,
Radiograficos, Herramicntas. Avios Depo.ti-
vos. ETC., etc.
Con este anuncio y Ia pequeha sumo de
l2c. orc. sc tendra derecho a un ejemplar
del Ca;alogo y aceptamo5 81 equivalents
IN scIos de ccrrco de cualquier rsfs tsin
usa-l. 81 I'd. nos cscribe con prontitud. ID
rnviarenns tanbiGn IN Cup6n eHlorado en-
sl.oO GRO. cl cual aceptamcs en- pago de
mercancia.
Aproveche Ia oportunidad y haga hoy mis-.
mo el siGuiente pediio de prueba:
2 Corbatas de seda fina. ultimos estiIos,
hermosos d;bujos. y TN bonito a!fler de
corbata. enchapado. sl.oe orc. .
Prec!os especiales para agentcs.
THE ETNA COMPANY.
Dept. 123, Binghamton, n. y E.U.A.
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IQUIEN IS


cia de las Intermediates de los rino-
nas. Miles de personals recomieadan
DIR. kilme"'s Swamp Root, Ia gran
medicina para los rinones. De venta
las droguerias en- botellas gram
lee V medianas. I'd. puede recibir
! vuelta de correo una botella de
,rueba Y IN folleto e~xplicativo. diri-
-ieudcse a Dr.. kilmer and Co., Bing-
lamton, y. Y. incluyendo diez 81
ayos V mencionando u La Prensa,
San Antonio, Texas. (.Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17

La evtraordinaria epidemic en- los
anima!es que Sc desarrollo en- esta
ciudad Y sus alrededores hace POGO,
Y QUE tantas muertes ha estado eau
sando, principalnente entire c! CANA
do, ha lido decreciendo paulatina-
mente. segun los informes del Con-
scio Superior de S~alubridad del Is
+ado. La cifra Sc ha reducido, no
solo en- ell numero de casos de ami
males atacados por cl NAL, sin0 tam
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-17
ArtlcuIos MeXiCanos.

ChileS chipotles. chocolate, carne Sc
ca, queso blanco. queso de tuna. len
teja, piquin. c~ajetaS de Celaya. CANA
ron Y Glen articulos mas. Cohetes,
luces de Bengala, tronadores iapone-
ses V otras noveoaGes 4 p~recios YER
daderamente baratos. Pida Lista &C.
neral de Precios y Sc c~onvencera de
que nadie vende tan barato. Escri-
ha hoy mismo. 1912 ". Commerce
ST.. San Antonio, Texas.
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Fue detenido 1ln conocido
q npreciodo professor.

FL Professor Fortunate Lozano,.
uno de los maestros mas complexities
Y appreciates de esta ciudad, fue de-
tenido anoche por orden del gobier-
no del Estado, permaneciendo reclul-
do en- su casa habitacion. Ell mott
vo de la orden de arresto no Sc pue-
de saber, pues ell agente que Ia llevo
a efecto. manifesto al distinguido
intellectual que solamente tenia or
den de detenerlc.
El Professor Lozano Sc puso en- CO.
m~unicacion con ell Professor Joel Ro-
cha, ex-Alcalde Primero de Ia Gu
dad, para darle cuenta de 10 ocurrido
V desde luego, ell Professor Rocha, a.
compahado del senior Enrique H He
rrera, Sc dirigieron al Juez de Dis
trio. Lie. Villareal, presentandole IN
escrito de amparo contra actos de Ia
autoridad que ordeno 81 arresto del
Sr. Lozano, escrito al que desde lue-
90 Sc lie do entrada por ell menclo-
nado funcionario federal.
La n0ticia de !a detencion del Prof.
Lozano. Sc propago rapidamente por
Ia Ciudad. causando gran sensation,
puas ell Professor dicho goza de una
gran simpatia Ell toda la ~poblacion,
estando reconocido COMO n de los
~intelectuales neoloneses de mas peso
V erudicion, V por darse el case de
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les Sc unieron para organizar una
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