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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-06-24
RESULTS.

Figures obtained as we 60 to press give
Deering 16,19O votes; Jack, 2,OS7; Milli-
ken, 1924; Parkhurst 1862, in the
State, with only so small towns to be
reported. Returns received at the Jour-
nal Office show that, in Waldo county,
Deering had $40 votes, Jack "a, Milliken
279 and Parkhurst 784. Belfast cast 81
votes for Deering, for Jack, 26 for Mil
hken and 95 for Parkhurst.
There was a spirited contest between
Albert M. Ames of Stockton Springs and
James j. Clement of Montville, for nomi-
hatlon as candidate for State Senator,
with the result that the latter had ma
lorlty of As, according to our returns.
Inc only other contest in the county for
nomination on the Republican ticket
was Waged in the class composed of Isles
boro, Stockton Springs, Prospect, Frank
tort and Winterport, for representative
to the legisla ture. The contestants were
Charles F. Drake of Frankfort, Lincoln
N. Gilkey of Islesboro, Washington D.
hartman of Prospect and Wilfred H.
LORD OF Winterport, the result being the
nomination of Mr.. Gilkey by small mar
gin over Mr. Hartman All other can
oldates on the ballot received the full
Republican vote. The Democratic vote
was very light, there being no contests.
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FIVE CENTS
Capt. C. B. SWEET and family have re-
turned from a short visit in Portland

Capt. C. B. SWEET and family have re-
turned from short visit in Portland.
John A. Cousens of Brookline, Mass,
nephew of Miss j. A. Wiggin of this
city, has been appointed president of
Tufts College. He has been frequent
visitor here and has many friends who
are pleased at the honor conferred on
him.
Miss Kathlene H. Tuttle arrived Tues.
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
l.. Tuttle. She is at the head of the
French department of the Willimantic,
Conn.,, High school, and will leave July
9th for Bates College to take the summer
course in French.
William M. Randall and bride arrived
last Friday for few days visit, the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Clyde B. Holmes.
They are at presen. at the Dewitt Hotel
in Lewiston, but later plan to come for
several weeks to the Hermitage, Mr..
Randalps cottage at Pitchers Pond.
Misses Inez E Crawford and Maude E.
Barker went to Bangor Friday to join
Misses Frances r. Peters, Mabel Buffers
and Sarah Mason in a trip to Belgrade,
where they will spend two weeks at w.
Z. Crawford's cottage. Later they will
take an auto trip to the White Mountains.
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/ off all ignoble impulses, all base des;ras
all unholy passions the while he seeks to
build for himself an ever stronger char
acter. When he becomes fit masonry
puts its working tools in his hands and
sends him forth to the larger work. In
his fellowship with his brother masons
he becomes the builder of the true state.
of that church which is the fellowship Of
the sons of God and the soldiers of the
common good, but above all of the great
temple of brotherhood which is as wide
as the world. So masonry unites men of
all sects and tribes into common faith
and common fellowship, helping to heal
the wounds of war, the shame of greed
and lust. Like one of it's own tylers it
stands at the gates of the world to keep
away all injustice, all unkindnesses, all
that would be an interloper in world of
brotherhood.
NORTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. A. c. Elliott, pastor; parsonage, 26
High street; telephone, 1874. Morning
worship at AS. Church school at noon,
Evening service at 7 30. Mid-week SER
vice Thursday at 7.30.
The attendance at the mid-week service
the largest known for many years and the
service was certainly season of inspira-
ton to all present Those who do not
attend the prayer meeting miss some
thing, for the PASTORS Thursday evening
talks are of a very high order and won-
derfully helpful Let every member plan
to be present this Thursday and hear the
address A special feature of t lis weeks
meeting will be the reports by the dele
gates who attended the county conference
at Freedom. Remember the hour, 73O
p. m.
The beautiful weather of last Sunday
and the consequent temptation to spend
the day in Gods out-of- doors" did not
prevent a large congregation from as
sembling in the North church to hear
strong and forceful sermon by Rev. A. C.
Elliott on the subject, "Pleading Abra-
ham," Those who were present felt
amply repaid and doubtless left the ser
vice with the desire to make their life
and influence count for something in the
life of our fair city. The children, too,
greatly enjoyed the pastors talk specially
prepared for them. Next Sunday Mr..
Elliott will take as his subject: "Localiz
ing Cod Soloist Mrs. Leroy Paul. This
is a message all should hear. Strangers
AMI visitors will receive a cordial well
come.
/ A most profitable and interesting hour
was spent at the North church last Sum
! day evening when a stereopticon lecture
was given by the pastor on ''The Ameri-
/ can Indians" Seventy-six beautifully
colored pictures were shown and valuable
information concerning the American
/ Indians was given A most remarkable
work is being done among these people, J
How many people are aware of the fact
that the man whose signature is found on
the War Loan Bonds is an Indian who
was given an opportunity to get an edu-
cation, took it, and made good? Who
amongst Americas heterogeneous popu-
lation has greater right to sing "My
| Countryi it's of Thee" than the Ameri-
can Indian? The subject of next Sun
days stereopticon lecture is ''From Alas
ka to the Gulf" Come and bring a
! friend
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GEORGE M. KNOWLTON

George M. Knowlton died at his home
IN Los Angeles, Calf, June 18th. He
was born in Northport in April 1885 and
his youth and early manhood were
spent there. He married Miss Nellie
Mathews of Belfast, who died many years
ago. After he went to Caliafornia he
married again. He is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Annie GoodelI and Mrs
bessie Painter, by one granddaughter
Evelyn Goodell, all of Los Angeles. One
brother and one sister survive, Byron O,
hnowlton of Everett, Mass, and Mrs
Clara E. Cottrell of East Belfast.
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Webster Judd of Winsted, Conn, was
In Belfast recently and registered at the
Windsor.
Miss Zadie B. Carter will arrive this
week from Jamaica Plain, Mass, and
will be the guest for the present of Mrs.
j. L. Sleeper.
Robert P. Neil of Milford, Mass, was
registered at the Windsor Monday. He
has taken the Randall cottage at North
port for the summer.
Miss Lucy Gardner arrived here Tues
day from Somerville, Mass, and is now
at her home in Lincolnville for July and
two weeks in August.
Orrin j. Dickey went to Boston We'd
nesday to meet some boys who were
coming from New York to the Navajo
Camps for Boys at Northport for the
season.
Mr.. R B. Smith, who has been making
his home with his son, Samuel Smith, in
Allston. Mass, is visiting friends in Bel
fast, accompanied by his grandson, James
r. Smith.
Sturgis H. Dexter of Beverly, Mass, is
spending the week with his mother, Mrs.
James c. Dexter. His wedding to Miss
Eleanor Bruce will take place early in
September.
Fred Rackliff will auto to Belfast Fri
day from Portland, returning Sunday,
accompanied by Mrs. Rackliff and little
Emily c. Rackliff, who will spend a week
there and later will 60 to the White
Mountains by auto.
Miss Elizabeth A. Marsano, a teacher
IN the Quincy, Mass, public schools, is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Marsano. She was
accompanied home by guest, Miss Car
oline Welch of Maiden.
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WADE -PINETTE.
friend.

The marriage cf Erwin Fenwick Wade
and Mae Elizabeth Pinette took place
Sunday at 2 p. m. at the groom home on
Waldo avenue. Rev. Charles W. Martin
of the Methodist church officiated with
the double ring service. The home was
decorated in the color scheme of green
nd white with bridal wreath, ladies'
slippers and columbine redominating.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Ora d. Wade, sister of the groom. The
bride wore handsome gown of rose
taupe charmeuse, heavily beaded, and
carried a shower bouquet of bride roses.
Miss Wade was bridesmaid and was be-
comingly gowned in white nuns yelling.
The groom was attended by Earl B. Ha-
ley. There were about thirty-five rela-
tives and friends present at the ceremony
and at the lunch that followed The
groom served year over seas as first
cook in Co. D., lat Machine Gun Battal-
ion of the 4lst Division. He is employ
ed at the present time by the Belfast
Steam Vulcanizing Co. The bride was
in Y. W. c. A. work in Providence, R. l.,
during that time and later was employed
as governess in New York City. They
will spend a week at Moosehead Lake.
The br de's going-away gown was of
brown Jersey cloth with black hat. They
had many gifts of cut glass, sterling, lin
en-, etc, and on their return will make
their home for the present with the
groom's parents. Among the out-of-
town guests were John Fenwick of Lin
colnville, Miss Estelle Sanborn of Lewis
ton. Miss Jennie Fenwick of Belmont
and William Whitney of Knox.
POOR'S MILLS. Sunday school was
organized here last Sunday with Cassius
Hamilton as superintendent They will
meet at 1890 a. m....Mrs. Jane Cole went
to Camden last Friday for weeks visit
with her son and brother.... Mrs. w. S.
Wentworth entered Tapley's Hospital for
an operation last week and is reported as
getting along fine.... Miss Marian Brown.
X. N, who has been visiting her mother
for number of weeks, has returned to
Cambridge, Mass, where she has case.
.....Mr. and Mrs. Orrin L. Wentworth
have 10-pound boy, Vaughn Lynwood,
born Sunday, June 18th. h.....Mrs. j. F.
Sheldon and grandson, Luville Wood,
! with Mrs. Mabel Miller and Mrs. John
Collins were recent callers on friends
here.....Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cross of
Morrill, were recent callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman Wentworth. :. Miss Lillian
Strout closed a very successful term of
school June 18th. There were two that
passed the examination. Winifred Thomp.
son and Lloyd Wentworth, and will enter
High school next fall.. Adelaide Howe of
Lincolnville has been a recent guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. A. Hartshorn.
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SOUTH FREEDOM

Jacob Greeley is having his residence
painted.
Mrs. Joseph Walker went to Montville
June 14th on business and a pleasure ride.
Mrs. William Sibley of Montville was a
10th.
Mrs. Julia Tavlor was Sunday guest of
her mother, Mrs. Emma Thompson, in
Montville.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06
AmPLIACION De la RED
TELEFONlCA

Las auto-idades v Ia Compah1a Te-
let6nica de estal ciudld no han perrna-
necido sordas ante las quetas del p0-
blico regiomontano por las defic!en-
cias de que viene adoleciendo el servt'
clio de ~telefonos desde algunos meses a
esta parte.
Nuchas personals Sc han dt-igtdo a
ia Gerencia de 'reiefonos quejandose
de esas deficiencies, las cuales son
motiradas por los trabajos que estAn
-ealizandose en- Ia Central Telefonica
para hacer Ia ~concXi6n de mil apara-
tos mas que sc pondran en- servicio
Gertro de unos dos meses.
La empresa telef0nica ha hecho una
justification aTnplia Dor las irregula-
ridades, Gicierdo que estas ser1n tran
sitorias. y a Ia postro de~terninaran IN
beneficio imaginable para los suscrip-
torres. pues la red telefonica Sc am
pliara rindienGo mayor e~ficiencia al
puhlicc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06
9UEDO SENALAOA Ia IONA
DE TOLERANCIA

En- vista que desde hacc atg0n ITEM
20 venfa observardose Ia ;rrUpci6n de
muieres asignadas en- las Gales cen
tricas de Ia Ciudad. : O~bedcciendo i
los Trop6sitcs de las autoridades dc
sapea debid2mente esas zonas que Sc
habfan convertible en- lugares punto
menos que intransitsbles I.aral las ia
milias hcnestas de In soCiedad ;egio-
montana, ell Alcalde de la ciudad dict6
IN scuerdo moralizafor.
Por virtud de csc acuerdo. las ca
lies ccntricas han quedaGo saneadas
por complete Y libres de Ia playa que
constituy6 desde hace muChos ahos Ia
existencia de casas de ~asignaciGn.
BESIDE anteayer en- Ia tarde quedaron
reconcentradas en- In zon dc toleran-
ella todas las casas habItaias por he
tairas.
Las Gitimas casEchas que ~ocupaban
por Ia Gale de Puebigl fueron desalo-
iadas pcr virtud del mandate de la
primera autortdad municipal.
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LLEGAN DOS JEFES MlLlTARES

FL Jefe de Estado Mayor del cuarte,
general de las ~opcraciones en- 81 Cs-
tado, teniente coronel Eduardo Cara
recibto hoy I'm mensaje procedente de
IA ciudad de, Parras, Coahu!la, Ell e.
cual Sc le comunica quo e. general
Manuel Perez Trevino, Jefe &c las opo
r~aciones. arribar4 hoy por "a tarde a
eSta ciudad.
e. general Perez Trevino viene de
Ia ciudad de Torre6n despues de &C.
Iebrar una conferencia con el ministro
de la Guerra, general Gales, Y Sc de-
tuvo en- Parras con e. objeto de arre
glar algunoS asuntos.
Igualmente procedente de Los He
rreras arrib6 aver a Monterrey el ge
neral Jose NJ. Rodriguez. jefe de las
fuerzas estacionadas en- el sector de
Oriente.
e. general Rodriguez ha informado
despues de su llegada' que ell objeto de
SUI viaje 4 cSta ciudad obedece al are
glo dc asuntos del servicio. entire los
cuales Sc cuenta 10 relative nj licen
ciamiento de las tropas del general
Porfirio G.. Gonzalez.
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pliaci@n Y ie reparaci6n del Temple
de Ia Purfsima. cuyc edificIo esta ell
malas condolences desde hace algunos
dias.
Dichos trabajos. Sc afirma que no Sc
habfan podido emprender debido a que
Sc estaban corriendo los trarnites de
rigor para que Sc cediera al expresado
Tempo una faja de terreno. Y debido
tambitn & que n We. cedida por 81
Ayuntamicato, Sc interpuso e. gobier-
no del Estado, mandando s~uspendec
aquel acuerdO.
Las obras de que Sc trata habran de
llevarse a cabo pOr 10 pr2nto apro-
vechandC una faia de una extension
de siete metros. FL Alcalde de Ia
Ciu6aG cxpidi6 aver una circular a
las autoridades que tendran relaci6n
con las obras referidas, y principal
mente al I]ngeniero de ia Ciudad, a =
fecto de que proceda Embellishments
a sefialar 81 lineamiento que habra de
seguirse n s obras de ampliacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06
PERO TODD Sc FuE
a PIQUE

"Pero he ahf.-agsrGh IA sehcra, un
:aDto cuanto c~onmovida.- que ia IL
mousine' lie mis- ilusiones Sc tornG- por
virtud del gran t~emperamento de mi
r1arido, en- I'm caro- viejo de ~segunda
mano desvcmcijado y sin ptntar. en-
81 que tuv@ Que hacer cl viaje a casa,
LENA de mil peligros, sin Que Carli-
tos tuviera siquiera la deferencia de a
CompaharnIe....
"Pero ESQ no cs nada.-sigi6 dicihndo.
IA sehora,-si Sc compare con una
de tantas senialidades de mi mari
do. Carlitos tuvo la ocurrencia,-el
nervio por meier dec!r.-de exigir que
dos tra1es. de no muy buena clase que
digamos, Sc durasen 10 menos un par
lie amos. Como quien dice. un imposi-
hle. Despues Carlitos do en- Ia idea
de que debiaInos tener autom0vil, pero
NADIA mas INC porque uno es bastan-
te para IN simple matrimonio como
cl nuestro. 7 IN efecto. compro IN ca
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&T - q

MONTERREY. AgoSto 4.-El resul-
tadO &c las elecciOneS celebraias aIuf
81 dlr!rno domingo. TO Sc ma sabido en-
difinitiVa. Mientras los miembros del
Partido independents afirman que
el triUnfo es de ellos por uEa diteren-
cia de votos muy crecida' sohre las
cadulas expedidaS q favor de los can.
didatoS de los Partidos CoaligadoS,
tstos declaran que ganarou II cleo
c!6n por una diferencia tamb!6n no.
table sobre aCu1l.
Ell professor. Luis Tijerina, declare
aver POT IA tarde que el lriunfo esta-
ba ccmprobado de parte del lndepan-
uiente. no solo por 10 que hace a los
dos Districts Que comprende "a NUM-
cipalidAd de Monterrey. sino en- FL
r"stn iel Estado, tan an Ia election he
Hlputadus como en- n de Senadores.
Como dato vnn!p,ementarIo de las in
NO. prcpor-iOuu hoy la:; siguientes
rii'tS: IN Tetac,6n total en- los dos
iNrstritos ID Monterrey fue orH 81
CSC: a. favor 6ei independents 24+3
v);r= para 51futnCC Y Il favur lie los
CoIuEsdoS. I.54' votos. para Scna-
d"r. 2.527 votes c. favor lei Irdepeu-
diente V de los CoaliGadus 1871.
TafuhiEn Sc sabe. por informes del
Professor Tijerina. que hasla anoche no
sobre el resultadC de la election en-
las dennis MuniCipalidades de Nuevo
Leon. SOLO de Cerralvo lego un to-
legra1na expresandc que en- aquellI
poblaci6n el triunfo habfa correspon-
dido ~ Independence. Sin embargo
Sc tiene Ia creencia de que esa agru-
paci6n triunf6 en- TODD el Estado, Y
70 Sc sabra en- definitiva hasta que no
So reciba dentro de algunos dfas, In
ro-me detallado lie caaa uno de los
Districts Electorales.
Y en- cUantO a los Partidos Coaliga-
dos, alegan que 81 triunfo este tam
bien de su parte FL seNor Alfredo
Perez, Presidente del Dem6crata ha
GsclaradO que las difercncias entire
los computes verificados hasta hoy an
Monterrey, Cara Garcia, Santa Cata-
rina- San Nicolas do los Ga-zas.
Guadalupe. Apodaca y Pesquerfa Chi
ca, q una SCpeTiOrlCeu IL los SOd4-
gados sobra el independents de 722
votos para Senador y $50 para Diputar
DO.
Y agrega Ell sefor Perez que no
sahe d0nde e~Hcontrara Ell Independent
70 esa superioridad de que ha hecho
sla-de; Y finalmeute advierte cue HUI
DO procedtmientos POGO limp!os, contra
10, c,,.ias Irr 0artfdO- Co3liyadOS for
nularoa varias ~protestas que sc con-
s,graron n las autoridades compcten-
tes.
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NUEVO JEFE DEL SERVICE
SANtTARlO

La Secratarfa de Guerra Y Marina,
segln Sc ha asegurado aqui hoy. AGA
~ De desigrar al doctor Anscimo Mar
tfnez Saenz para que desempene las
Tuncioncs dc jefe del SerTicio Santa
rio de Ia Jefatura de las ~operaciones
Inilitares en- 81 Estado.
FL doctor Martinez Saenz, segun Sc
sabc. una vez que tome possession de
d!cho encargo dividira su depends!.cla
on cinco secciones, las cuales seran es
tahlecida. cn lugmres c~onveCtentes 4
fin de hacer mas eficaZ su labor.
Ha causado buena impression ei nom
bramianto IsI c!tado facultativo, que
viene 2restandc sus servicios ii EJe-
cito desde h2cc algun2S amos. y Ultima
mente. - dia u de julio dltimo. tue
ouien con oda diligencia Sc prescnt6
4 ecogc los nuertos : heridls que
cafan or esta plaza cuando :ut ataca-
ga por las tropas rebeldes de lrcneo
Villar-eal.
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UN kRBOL DE NAplDAO
QUE Sc CSFUMA

~ por 81 todo este nc fuera sufi-
ciente para sertar ~s6lidamente Ell pres
tigio de dcsp;lfarrador de mi marido.
-siguio GicieEdo la sehora,- debo
contar aqI!l ell incidente que me pas0
con I'm Arbol de Navidad. PorQie, en-
tre p~arent.sis. 70 soy muy afecta a esa
clase de ~cosiilas en- tempo de PaScuas.
Esa vez. c"nIpre un arbolito barato,
10 arregle. 10 coloque en- medic de Ia sa
Ia. V cuando esperaba que Carlitos
ne tarjese tho que otro obsequio pa
"a adornarlo o para adornarme a mi,
su respuesta fue SEGA V rotunda: "yo
Saba que esperabas algo, pero pen
sc que me)or serfa no dArtelo. ia
economic as Ia base del capital"
Otra genia:ldad de Carlitos. va ven
ustedes...
-CuanGo EOS casaros. --dijo Ia seno
"a Chaplil.-yo tenfa apenas II amos.
Cariitos tenla 81. La pareja era desi-
quail como Sc comprendera. pero crei
cue TODD m~archaria b!en con IN POGO
de carino Y Giro de buena voluntad.
Sin embaI 90. TODD me sali6 al reeves.
No solo no he d~isfrutado de ventaja
aIguna,-a las que podrfa tener de-
recho Ia esposa de IN millionaire como
Carlttos.-sinc que me he viSto en- Ia
precision de gastar lie mi propio dine
70 para colrprar!e n mi marido alguna
cosas de verdadnra utilidad. Sin ir ms.
lojos. no creo que Carlitos tenga un
dccente pa dc Calcetines que no le
haya comprado yo de mi peculic. nj
GRO que haya sido propietario de unas
decorosas Dajamas cuando nos casa
mos. Por e. contrario. TODD tenfa roto,
81 no descosido. Mi madJe halo ahf
ocupaci6n para largo riempo, remendan
do Y tapanGo agujeros. Despues de 10
cual. natur1lmcrte. la pobrecfta Sc sen
ia muy satisfecha.
Todas estas edclaraciones las hizo
la sehora Chaplin Il los representatives
de los p]eritdicos en- ina e~ntrevista a
con ella ceiebraron aver, a Ia salida
jel Hotel Chatham, situado en- Ia Ave-
nida Vanderbilt.
MI acusaciGI' de crueldad en- contra
dc Carlitos.-dijo por ultimO,-no en-
1-aha crue!dad rstca. sino crueldad mo-
raj. CrueldaG mental. cue ne mantle
ne en- constante p~reocupaciGn por su In
d!ferencia Y su abandono. No quiero
dar n entendcr que me Ia pegado. No.
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Los Angeles, Cal. 5.-Yo, franca-
mente. no cuIpo a Carlitos de NADIA,
nj por NADIA. Sc que Carlitos es IN
artista y los artistas, segun supongo,
deben tener slis temperamentes."
Tales fueron las palabras en- que II Sc
nora de Charlie Chaplin trat6 de dis
culpar Il su m&rido. despues de Ia sar-
Ia de cargos Que lie IanZara al presen
tar su 5ernanda de divorcio.
-Oh.-agreC6-Carlitos es peculiar.
y principalmente conmigo iene sus ra-
rcZas. Por supuesto que para el pu-
hlico. CarlitoS ,es un despreocupado y
III botara;e: pero para mi, que lie
conozcO al q fondo. no es mas que un
c~rlculadO" y IN pichicato.
"Ustedes debevlan onocer Ia histo-
rio de mi "l!mousine".- cXcIam6 II
senora de Chaplin, como 81 Sc le diera
un ardite el paso dado en- los escaios
q" In corte,-ieso es admirable.. idi-
IinOi. Aquf como me ven ustedes de
Guejumbrosa ahora, iba 20 n ser. pero
~fijense que ina yo a ser, dueha de una
bella limousine" que prometfa ser muy
bien acabaGita Y muy para mi. para INF
''a'A- Val EAsS- Nv 40 ~. pa "a
muy formclmente. y en- momentos que
%irponfan de vcrdad 81 cumplimiento
&c una oferta. Mas. cuendo. como Ia
que Carlitos ne hlZo. habfa salido de
81 pecho tan espontanea. tan dulce-
.mente... Nj marido,-Que, como antes
digo. tiene TODD un te~mperamento de
artista.- me dijo que 70 tenia que ser
propictaria de una Limousine" V csc
ofrecimiento me 10 hizo al horde de
mi CANA en- q hospital. POGO antes de
que me ali"iasC de mi bebito. 70 te-
"fa Que levantarme Y verla, desde el
balloon. Y ahf admirarla. Y despues ba-
jar. lleno 81 espfritu de jubilo, Y mon
tar en- ena V manejarla. Y marchar a
casa, con 81 fruto de mis- amores, no
dando por asas GALES de Dios. con Ia
santa complacercia de n Huston 10
Erada.
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DRENAJE EN- Ell RASTRO
DE LA ClUO4D

FL c. PresiGente Municipal Sc dirt-
si6 hace dias q IA Camara N~acional de
Concrete e Industrial de Monterrey. pi-
diendo a dicha institution que inter-
pusiera sus oficios ante quien cores
ponda a efecto de conseguir Ia CO.
nex!on de la tuberfa del rastro de Ia
ciudad con e. servic;o dc trabaio.
Aver recibi6 el AlcalGe Municipal
condensation a aQuella solicitud, Y por
ella le manifesto el Prcsidente de Ia
Camara de Camercio que con TODD gus
to Sc haran las gestiones corducentes,
agregaado cue va Sc han d!r!gido al
Gobierno del Estado y a n Conpahia
de Aqua y Drenaje para tratar el i'm
portante asunto. que vendrA a facil!tar
Ia urbanizaci6n rapida de los barrtos
situados a tnmed!aciones del Rastro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-06
CHARLES CHAPLIN Ell REY DE LOS PAYASOS DEL
CINE. ES DE UNA TACANERIA ATERRADORA
Esa es la opinion de su bella esposa, quien piensa en- ell
divorcio porque en- vz de la Limousine" que lie pro-
metio lie mando I'm ausomovil de segunda mano

rro, y Sc 10 apropto 81 solito, y ejer-
clio tai dominic sobre 81, que jamas tu-
vo Ia debilidao de invitarme a pasear
en- q, nj mucilo menos de ponerio a
mi servicio.
Y, como consequential, Ia duena del
automovil,-al menos dentro de los
fueros de Ia ley,-tenia que gastar en-
taxis o gastar los Zapatos en- Ia Gale,
TARA que despues Carlitos rabiara an
te Ia ~presencia de facturas. Lo dicho:
temperamcn-o de artista Y NADIA mas.
Gelialidades dc C~arlitoS..: