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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

mum Ware Specials
1928 Two-Piece Carving Sets,
SI.9S
o-inch blade Bird oy Steak Carver
ard Fork, with sterling silver mount
ed stag handles.
500 Set SauCepans, $3.50
Heavy gauge, highly polished; 4,
,, ) quart capacities.
S4.75 Covered Saucepan
SEES. S2.9S
Extra heavy gauge. highly pol
iShed :, ), / quart sizes; straight
sides, long handles; fitted cover for
each size
Spcciai-su Lid Cook Pots
A combination co.ander. vegeta-
Bile cooker and self-basting rooster.
Opening may be used as strainer or
entirely closed. Patent trip lock
lifts off lid with use of only one
hand.
quart size, sl9S.
4 quart size. $3.50.
Aluminium Stove PercoIators,
S24S
Design of graceful Colonial yep;
makes five cups at a brewing. Ebon-
lied handle and glass top.
81 Universal PefcOfsf0rs
at SITS
Soup size. heavily nickel plated
on pure copper, highly polished,
with ebonizeds handle and separate
metal stove plate to avoid contact
with flame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
Meteor Satin Frocks
OF SIS Grade at $45

A new Pannier draped Frock,
displaying a three-tier effect at
back of skirt and straight line
front. Blouse has long sleeves
with square yoke set off with
pretty lace collar and deep belt
with sash finished with beaded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
Wool Jersey Petticoats at $5.95
Values to $3.50

An extremely low price for Pettcoats of such thor
oughy desirable quality Styles demands are met by
me smart silk hounceS and Comforts requirements by
the soft warmth of the jersey tops
satin. - ~ "
Green or Blue Wool Jersey. of extra fine weave and
welght with hounces of changeable taffeta in blue
cerlSe peacock and green, tailored in trim fashion,
SO inches sona r, ~ W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
Smart Sweater Novelties, SAYS
Instead of S6.95

Ripple Sweaters, colarless and with picturesque
bel! sleeves. These have ripple skirt. Many are
wearing them bouses, with smart effect In black
navy, turquoise, salmon and buff
Slp-on Sweaters for Misses are in sizes 80 to a.
made OF fine wool in a block weave ribbed at the
hips and featuring novel collar, they are decidedly
jaunty. In tan, China blue, turquoise, salmon navy
and American Beauty to suit youthful style ideas Ex-
ceptonaI at $475.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
Aluminium Utensils of Highest Grade Priced
Near HALF IN the Aluminium, Sale

Ware OF the Of
America reduced lose half because Of slight
IN the slightest the usefulness: o a piece
Tzqt Stew PAM value ST..
2qt Pudding Pan, value $l.0
W q Tipped Saucepan $l.l5.
q Pudding Pan. value $50
3 qt Stew Pan. value $l55
ACT Deep Bake PAM value si.75
qI ah fnde lowered 81 s.
OCT Tipped Saucepan value - -
o. Ppd Preserving Kettle value 81 .$l7s
Side Handle Covered Saucepo, values s7I
o-q Bail Handle Covered Kettle value
SGT SIDE Handle Covered value
& Ct Bail Handle Covered Kettle. value $685..
l2-q Preserving Kettle value $420
lO-q Bail Covered Sauce Kettle. value Las e.
20 in Oval Service Tray. value 81 20
Z0-n Rectangular Tray value *435 sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

Sale of Winter Suitings and Coatings
Duvet de Laine Velour de Lane Duvet Superior $685.
Including Values Up to $795
\ IMMENSE STOCK all
most desirable
fered O less the CIRCULAR prices P f''N"NN
and
finish They inches II he preferred Shades ~ ~ '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

pest furs TOR gifts, that have been
Skunk Capes
S55. sos to Sis
Animal effect.
Fox Sets, SIS, sos to sI95
Taupc and kamchatAa shades.
Beaver Capes, sos
Large shawl collar effect.
Black Lynx Scarfs
SIS to Sis
Collar and animal effect.
Natural Daik
RaccO0n Scarf. $50
Double fur animal effect.
Dyed Skunk Scarf
SIS to $3.50
Animal and cape effect.
Taupe Kit Fox Sets, SIS
Animal Scarf and, Muff with six
heads, tails and paws.
Fox Scaffs, SIS
Taupe and BLACK.
Taupc Wolf Scarfs, $3.50
Taupe Fox Scarfs
S35 and SIS
Second Ftesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

- Such Furs as have been st
softness that means WEARING
We believe them the best Fur V:
presented for the prices this season.
Hudson Seal Goats
dyed Musquash)
S265. Sz95 to $3.50
80 to 40 inches long. Full belted
models, with large shawl and cape
collars; lined with soft silks.
Hudson Seal DoIman
Goats
S425 TO S695
Full models. large crush shawl
collar, lined with handsome brocade
and pussy willows.
Hudson Seal Coats
S435 to SIPS
So to 40 inches long Large cane
collar and cuffs of skunk lined with
handsome silks.
Near seal Goats, S225 to $3.50
So inches long. Full models.
Pony Coats, SIIO to SIPS
Plain and trimmed with nutria
and beaver collar and cuffs Full
models.
Marn1ot Goats, SI35
IS inches long. Natural raccoon
collar and cuffs. Full belted model.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

plated pierced frames in artistic pat
terms. Insert of black and white
Grecian key border.
Nickel plated pierced frames, fire.
proof glass insets.
Fin. round, $3.50, reg. $500.
Sin. round, $34S, reg. s4.2o.
Sin oval, $3.4s, reg. $500.
Gin. oval, S4.25, reg. $500.
Sc, $3.50. $3.50 CassesoIes.
SAB and S4.98
Nickel plated pierced frames, fit
ted with extra nickel covers and
brown and white tireproof insets.
Sin. round, $4.48, reg SO.
sir. oval, $4.4S, reg. $3.50.
Gin. oval, $4.38, reg. $3.50.
Pie-Serve.s
Nickel plated pierced frame, fire.
proof glass insets.
Sin, Sligo. reg. $40.
Gin, $1.89. reg. S2.4s.
IS Three-Piece CARVING Sets.
S3.25
Stag handle, 9-inch steel blade, in
choice of shapes. sharpening steel
and fork with guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

louise Coats for gifts at liberal discount.
edged with silk cord and finished with frogs
rown, myrtle and maroon. Sizes "a to 50.
D0n1ef Flannel Nightshists
SI.55, SI.65 and $I.85, Values 81 to S.;
SOC. Suspenders at soc
Each pair in gift box
csc. to Csc. Suspenders at soc
Each pair in gift box
81 Open-End -Four in-Hands csc
In a wonderful variety lor choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23

Natural Muskrat Goats. $I45
80 inches long. Full belted model.
Large shawl collar and cuffs.
Scotch Mole Goats, $725
Large cape collar and cuffs of
skunk. Extra full model, ~ inches
long.
Mink Coats, SI.595 and SI,S75
Of choice, selected skins, full
length model. Lined with handsome
brocades
Stone Marten Scarfs
$50 and S05
One and two skin animal effects.
Japanese Sable Scarfs
S37. so. SIS to SIS
One and two skin animal effects.
Mink Scaifs, $50 to S35
One skin double fur effect
Beaver SCaffs, SIS to $40
Chin and collar effect.
Skunk Scarfs. $3.50 to $50
Double fur, fancy and collar ef-
feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-23
Mems $3.50 House Coats at $685.

\ n UNUSUAL opportunity to purchase
IA They made OF plain shade cloths.
on front OF coat. In dark Oxford navy,
Mems Blanket Bah Robes
$685. $5.95, $3.50, SS.95 and $40
An assortment which is sufficiently varied to
satisfy everybody.
So Domef Pajamas, $I.05
$3.50 to IS Domef Pajamas sos
Well made and finished Pajamas in neat Designs
Main u
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20
LEGISLATURE MAKES GOOD
PROGRESS ON ALL MEASURES

Atlanta, Ca, July 1S.-The Georgia
legislature has broken all records for
speed, despite the temporary delay
and suspense caused by the capital
removal agitation, which, it is pro-
probable, has been definitely decided
for the session. The suffrage fillibust-
er is expected to continue in the
senate for some few days yet, but
probably will be broken early next
week, Then the senate will take up
the banking bill, which creates a new
state department, while the house
will commence its work on the good
roads measure before it for action
which contemplates huge bond is
sue for permanent highways for the
state.
Opinion here is that the assembly,
with the road clear. will enact much
constructive legislation before adj
journment and will not set that
criticism heretofore leveled at the
legislature.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20

&c. Hart. and Hon. Seaborn Wright,
the dissenting member of the Tax
Commission.
The Ex-Governor pleaded for
economy in public affairs and the
extraction from the pockets of the
people of as small a mount as was
consistent with good government.
In conclusion, Governor Slaton
praised Georgia and its Constitution
and said that General John B. Gordon
then Governor, in dedicating the new
Capitol, declared that in so doing we
erected no new alters to strange
gods from which strange gospels
should be preached, but we maintain
ed old principles in accordance with
the lessons of our Fathers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20

negro employed at John H. Silver's
pIaining mill, was killed there yester-
day when a heavy door fell upon him.
Mack Cherry, twelve years old, anoth-
er negro, was badly injured in the
accident, but it is believed he will
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20
PROPOSED TAX LAWS
ATTACKED BY SLATON
IN SPEECH EEFoRE COMMITTEE
ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
,MENTS, FORMER GOVERNOR
DEFENDS GEORGIA L.lD ITS
LAWS.

1
Atlanta, Ca July-7A vigorous de.
1 Tense of Georgia and its Id :. was
made by former Governor John M.
Slaton before the committee on con-
stitutional amendments of the Geor-
/ gia Legislature, which is considering
/ the amendment to the state costitu-
ton proposed by the Tax Commission.
The former governor began by at
lacking the position which some mem
hers have taken that Georgia laws
were failure, while those of in
equality existing in other states
under either systems were a sue
cess.
In Georgia, the taxable values have
increased since 1913. the year of the
Equalization law. passed during the
administration of Governor Slaton,
from 1857, 100000 to $1,O79, 100000 in
1918 The State, Impoverished by the
Civil War, paid the Veterans $1,700 900
year, as against Virginia's payment
Of $726,00 and Kentucky's payment
of S326,00O being two states referred
TO as xamples,-while at tile same
time Georgia was paying more from
the public treasury for the common
schools thany any other State in the
Union, with the exception of two.
Georgia sold her bonds at higher
price than New York, and borrowed
money at per cent while her sisters
PAID per cent.
The Ex-Governor inveighed against !
the principle of inequality, and said
the right to classify give the right |
to practically exempt. Town land
could be put in one class and country |
land in another; corn or cotton land |
could be classed separately from oat |
or wheat land, etc.
An interesting feature of Governor
Slaton's statement was that in 1914 |
when cotton at five cents, member
of the Tax Commission asked him to
call the Legislature in session to poss
a law to put farmer in the chain
gang for raising more cotton than a
prescribed amount. The member was
present and admitted it. The COVER
nor then said that if the amendment
were adopted, the Legislature in time
of excitement, could control the farmer
in his production by means of imposi-
ton of prohibitive taxes.
He further said that at this time,
when the Federal Government was
imposing a heavy income tax, it was
not wise to duplicate it in the State,
a thing that was never intended. He
quoted from a dispatch showing that
in Wisconsin, Milwaukee Socialist
got passed through the Senate an in
come tax law which brought forth a
storm of protest from merchants and
manufacturers, so that the Senate
endeavored to recall the bill. Such
measure he said would create eX-
and in raising money from
large enterprises would necessarily |
be reflected in a higher cost of living
which inevitably falls upon 1.-THE con-
sumner and the people would lose all
check on the legislative expenditure.
In addition, the proposed system
would multiply offices, so that every |
man would go to his daily work
carrying an office holder on his back.
He said the Equalization law was i'm
perfect and should be amended as
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20

HOW MANY-Chero Cola crowns in
the show case at Williams Swimming
Pool? Three prizes: 1st-$5; End $3.50
and 3rd-case of Chero Cola. Every
bottle of Chero Cola you buy entities
you to guess. Try your luck. 7-16-3t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20

recover. The door which fell upon
the negroes was heavy affair, used
to close a lumber dry kiln, and it
has not been ascertained how he ac-
cident occurred.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20
DOOR FALLS, KILLS NEGRO

Tom Baldkin is Dead and Mack
Cherry is Hurt in Planning Mill
Accident.
Americas, July 1S,-Tom Baldwin,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-07-20

A lemon squeezer with a small cleo
trio motor is a novelty designed for
public places.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24

TIJUANA, Baja California, mayo
14.-Por la centesima c envio hoy
Ia noticia de que "muy pronto sc
inaagurara la temporada de carreras
en- esta p~oblacion.
Callar esta noticia que es Ia del dia
para los tipanenses por Ia brIllante
perspectiva que presenta para eiIos,
cs impossible. Ademas, ahora Sc ha-
bla va del viaje de los principales or
canizadores de las carreras a New
York V 4 otros puntos del Este de
los Estados Unidos, donGs sc encuen-
tran los caballos que han de flgurar
en- las fiestas hpicas que tengan lu-
gar en- esta ~poblacion.
Sc dice tanrbien que los proh!bi-
cionistas han pedido como condiclon
para retirar sus influenciaS obstruc-
toras de Ia aperture total de Ia Inca
divisoria. Que el Casino sea Gambia
do a otro lugar de la Inca interna-
cional. d~istante de Ia misnta Inca
dondc puede servir de estimulante a
tractivo a los riciosos americanos.
Los duenos del Casino muestrau al,
guna ~oposici0n a tai Gambia porQue
para cllos representa- I'm gasto no me-
nor dc diez mil dollars.
!. Sin embargo, ell hecho de que sc.
| ran fabulosas las ganancias que OBJ
tengan los contratistaS del juego, ha
&c presumir que ell Casino Sera cam
biado denuro dc POGO.
De ser este c~icrto, revivira la po5la,
| cion de Tijuana, hoy punto menos enc
muerta por Ia falta dc viajeroS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
POLAC0S ROMPEN
Ell ARMISTICIO CON
LOS ~UKRANIANOS

Del Se-vieio EsDeeicl pora IA PEENSh-
PARIS, Mayo 22.-La Comlslon
ukraniana del arnisticio en- esta ca
pital, ha p~resentado una vigorosa
protesta a Ia ConfeEenc!a de Paz,
contra ell avsnce polaco en- la Ga
licia, que viene q violar ell convenio
de Paris. en- ell que Sc estipulo que
las hostilidades serian suspendldas.
La inhabilidad del Primer Minis
tro Paderewski para cumplir con la
promesa hecha a Ia entente de que
Polonia respetaria Ell armisticio, esta
causando gran embarazo a los AHA
dos.
PARIS, Mayo 22.-Se espera que
81 Presidente Wilson haga una de
~claracion hoy 0 mahana, sobre Ia
question de las hostilidades entire los
polacos v ukranianos, reanudadas a
consequence de haber sido roto el
armisticio por los polacos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
GIGANTESCO INCENDIO
Destruyo en- Tampico uar1as
negociaciones, perdien-
dose 300, 900 pesos

TANPICO. lamps. Mayo l9-Cn
formidable incendio que sc Imicio en-
las primeras horas de la madrugada
de aver destruy6 CAST en- su totalldad
una de las principles manzanas del
puerto. FL fuegc principle en- ina ca
sa partic ular Y muy pronto sc conuni.
CO con Ia importarte casa con!erclal
perteneciente al senior Solana.
Numerosos soliaGos, gendarmes Y
bomberos Sc trasladaron al lugar Gel
siniestro, procurando extlngulr las liza
mas. pero su labor resulto cast inu-
I'll. debido a la falta east absolute de
aqua. Pocos momentos despues e.
fueco habia invadido las PARTICIPATES
casas comercialcs de la manzana, des-
truyendo TODD 4 su paso, quedando la
| tienda del senior Salona reducida a
IN monitor de ceEizas. Los Domberos
v soldados terian que arrojar gran
des sacos de arena y de cuando en-
cuando aqua, pero no lograron su OBJ
jeto en- vista del fuertc viento que
soplaba, que ayud6 c gran parte a
que Sc %comunicara ell fuego a la fa-
brica de Aguas Gaseosas La Purl-
sima", que quedo cast totalmcnte des-
truida.
Como resultado de! %incendio, apa-
recieron heridos el senior Luis Her
nandez, un bomoero Y dos partlcu-
iares mas.
Sc calcula que las perdidas sufrldas
son. por parte del senior Soiana, dos
cientos nil pesos; ochenta nil por
parte del zenor Luis Calzada y veinte
mil por IL fabrica La Purisima.
Llamo profundamente la atenclon'
que durante los momentcs de mas an
gustia. nj despues nj antes de ellos,
Sc haiia yisto II persona del PreSl-
dente Municipal por estos sitios, ig,
~noidn5ose cual es 81 motive que tn.
vo. rara no es.ar p%resente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
SUSTITUYO A AGUELAR
Francisco Urquizo quedo de
jefe de las operaciones
militares en- Eeracruz

MEAICO. 4. +. Mayo 22-.Frau-
cisco L. Urqulzo, iurantc mucho tier,
20 gefe del kstado Mayor de Candido
Aguilar en- "a cdEpaHa lei EStado de
FeracrIZ. ma sustiru;d2 a este CO
mo ComanGanUc NjIjtar &c dicna emit.
dad ~festerativa y Jeff De las opera
ciones mi,tarc> contra los f~elicistaS.
UrGulzo cS qGiCn, prIcticamentc. ma
dIrigido Ia camp&Ha contra los cx-
federaleS. pucs Cardidc Aguilar te-
MA Ia Jefatura Mas oien nominal
merte, Ahora. sin embargo. ticne c,
caracter Official de jefe &c las opera
o miiltare> y obrar,J sin las taxa
twas que le inlponia cl hecho DC t.
ner que somcrer todaS Sas decisiones
a iss ordenes lie Candida Acuilar.
Fue Crquizo. iefe ex-federal. uno
de los tres Jefes que formaron o,
Consejo dc Guerra del e~x-genera1 Al
Tarez Y c~ondcnaron 4 este a Ia pena
capital. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
ORLANDO Y VENIZELOS
TUVIERON UN CH0QUE
DIPLOMATICO
Inglaterra, Francia y EE. UU.
piden una explicacion por
ell desembarco de tropas

PARIS, Mayo 22.-Se ha saaido
en- circulos autorizados y dignos de
todo credito, que los Estados Unidos,
Gran Bretana v Francia, Sc han uni
do para cnviar a Italia una nota pi-
dicndo n eXplicacion 'acerca del
desembarco de fuerzas italianas en-
Turquia.
Sc dice que ell Primer Ministro Or
lando ha dado una respucsta al Con-
sejo de los Cuatro, despues de un
agrio incidente personal, durante el
cual objeto Ia presencia del Primer
Ministro Venizc!os de Grccia en- Ia
session del Consejo. En- vista de esta
objection, Venizclos sc retro de la
Junta.
Los italianos desembarcaron tro-
pas en- Adalia, Burdrum Y Makrl,
durante cl tempo en- que cl Primer
MiniStro Orlando Y ell Ministro de
Rclaciones Exteriores. Senior Sornino
estuvieron ausentes de la Confercn-
cha de Paz, habiendose hccho tales
desembarcoS sin aviso a los aliados.
Hasta esta tarde, no sc habla dado
a conocer cl teEto de la respuests
italiana, nj sc halia hccho indication
alguna accrca de u la tai rcspucsta
era o no acceptable para los goblcr-
nos que cnviaron la rota.
FL ConseJo dc los Cuatro considero
en- la session que tuvo esta manana.
las cuestiones rclativas a la cuenca
del Sarre, cue fueron trsidas a CO.
lacion por n nota QUE los dclega-
dos alemanes prcsentaron reclcnte-
mentc sobre este asunto. Por la tarde
ell Consejo estuvo considerable las
cuestioncs relatiyas a las reparaclo-
neS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
Ell ~Ingeniero Ramos

Estuvo en- esta ciudad. de paso pa
"a la de San Diego, el senior Ing,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
La campana dc La Prensa"

Los hahitantes de esta ]poblacIon
han recibido con grandeS aplausoS la
campana que ha emprcndido La
Prensa" contra los pesimos automovi-
les que hacen cl servicio entire esta
poblacion Y Ensenada.
Sc rec que esa campana dara sus
frutos, mas cuando en- el amino dc
todos los RESIDENCES del Distrito Nor
tc csta la idea de que cs ~neceSario
ell estabiecimiento de una Inca de au-
tomoviles que Garantice al publico ia
salida dc las maquinaS para Ense-
NADIA dc tempo On tempo. nc que en-
Ia actualidad Salen cuando q~uieren los
chauffers que salgan Y todavia ash
Ell publico Sc uenc que mostrar muy
agradccido con elloS pues suele ecu
rrir que pasen semanaS sin que saiga
IN automovil para Enscnada.
Que el gobierno olga las quejas del
publico. son los descos de los haitian
ties del Distrito Norte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
DE ZELAYA
Sc.amente treinta personals
concurneron q eltos

NUEVA YORK, Mayo 22'-Soia-
mente treinta personals concurrleron
a los furerales del General Jose San
tos Zelaya. ex-Presidente y Dictator
de Nicaragua.
Entire csc numero dc concurrence
SC contaba So hijo y el resto estaOa
tornado en- su mayoria, por dcste-
rrados nicaragiienses.
FL General Zelaya fue slempre IN
huen amigo dc Mexico y del General
Porfirio Diaz Y durante eli tempo que
estuvo desterrado aqui, tuvo frecuen-
ties Conversations en- las que sc eX-
preso de ambos en- los meJores terml,
0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
OFRECIO UN CANONERO
Carranza puso ell "Progreso"
a disposition del nueuo
Ministro de Cuba

MEXICO. Mayo 22.-Carranza ha
ordenado que ell C%anonero "Progre'
So, que llevo a Heriberto lara a Ia
Habana, sea el mismo que t%ransporte
al Ministro de Cuba en- Mexico, dor
Ezequiel Garcia E~nsenat, Y para ell
efecto V por conducto de Ia S~ecretaria
de Relaciones Exteriores, ha pues.
to a disposition del gobierno de la 1sia
G. canonero en- question.
Herberto lara. nombrado por Ca
Ministro de Mexico en- Gu
ba, tclegrafio de la Habana, infor-
mando que en- esta semana sera reci-
Dido Dor ell Presidente General Me
nocal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
Muchos touristas

Cada dia aumcnta el numcro dc
touristas que vienen desde San Diego
a conocer Mexico
Por veintenas lIegan los grandcs
automobiles de lujo de los viajeros
V despucs dc rccorrer las desiertas
GALES de Tijuana, S regrcsan con la
impression, sin duda alguna. de que
"M6xico" es un pals inhabitado.
Tn centric dc eXhibiciones de foto-
grafias de 10 que realmente es Ne
xico. 10 rcclaman los habitanteS dc
la pequena poblacion bajacalifornia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
.SiGUEN LOS DESFALCOS
Ell jefe de Ia oficina de tele-
grafos de TamPico hugo
Por Gene Byrncs

TANPICO. Tam. Mayo l9.-Cuan-
DO el senior Morales. Visitador de Te-
legratos SC p~resento d practicar una
vista de administration a la oficl-
ma de Telegrafos &c esta ciudad, sc
encontro con que Ell Jafc dc Ia misma
Lorenzo Mendoza. tenia IN deSfalco
de mas de mil G6lares en- effective. Y
u haDia deSaparecido subitamente
sin que sc supIera en- que Sitio sc ma
llaba. aunQue Sc presume cue or
compania de 81 mujer. Sc dirige !
Monterrey. habiendoSc va comunica-
do ci ease 4 las au]toridadeS de esa
poblacion para que CT caso dc ser
asi. DroceGan a 81 captura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
KIEV ESTA SITIAD0
POR Los ~UKRANlANOS

COPENHAGUE, Mayo 22.-Noti-
cias recibidas hoy en- esta capital, di.
cen que una fuerte columna de tro-
ras ukranianas estan sitiando la pla-
"a de Kiev, capital dc la Ukrania,
cue Sc encuentra desde hace tempo
poder dc las fuerzas bolshevikis.
Segun dice cl despacho, el Minis
tro dc la Guerra Bolshcviki, Leon
Trctzqy es quicn manda en- persona
las fuerzas que defender la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
Ficnc CT gobierno

ICNG Ct yUUtT HV
Va Sc hacen los p~reparativos pa
"a recibir en- esta ciudad a los en-
pleados del Gobierno del Distrito que
II ano pasan aqui la tcmporada
de ~calores.
Sc cree QUO la semana preNima a
rribaran a Tijuana el senior Gober,
rador Cantu Y los altos c~mplcadcs.
FL delegado municipal de Tijuana
V las autoridades militareS. preparar
una fiesta al senior Cantu para cclc'
brar su aribo Il Tijuana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-24
sERVICIO AEREO DE CORREOS
ENTIRE ESTADOS uNIDOS Y
SUD AMERICA

r,I.croms Espeeial para Ia pRENSA.
WASHINGTON. Mayo EEL Re
presentante Edmons, presento hoy
un proyecto de ley en- ell que Sc pro-
wee eli cstablecimiento dc IN servicio
aereo de correo entire Nueva York,
Boston, Nueva Orleans y los puertos
sud-an.ericanns