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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
TROUBLE IN MAKING
UP CABINET SLATE
Harding Encountering Many Dif'
ficultics in Picking Right Man
for Places.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

f,y Associated Press to Every Evening.
Marion, Ohio, Dec. 3l.--hlthough
Presidents elect Harding ~ expected 10
announce the names Of his Secretary OF
State and Secretary Of the Treasury IN the
near future, his close advisers here be.
lieve il will be several weeks before final
decision is made on the full membership
of the Cabinet.
In the task of picking an official family
Mr.. Harding is proceeding pains-taklng-
ly and he has encountered many dlfhcui-
ties in fitting the right man into the right
job Considerable shifting about already
has been necessary IN tentative cabinet
states and more IL expected before the
task il finished.
Having in mind the likelihood of future
changes the President elect in understood
TO be roserving one or two OF the lees I'M
portant prtfolios for men he wishes TO
| have near him but who may be IN danger
of being crowded out at the last moment.
Mr.. Harding's conferences Yesterday
with Harry NJ Daugherty and w.
! II Hays two Of the most prominent
| leaders Of hip party, threw little liRhi
on the probable personnel of the Cabinet
| They did being into prominence, however
| the name Of A T. Hert, of Kentucky
who heretofore had been little mentioned
In cabinet gossip
Today Mr. Harding temporarily. p1
| aside both the cabinet question and Tho
plan for nm association Of nations ant
| turned his attention 90 legislative prob
lens including the legislative program
of the present situation Of Congress III
callers included Representative Mondel
of Wyoming, Republican leader Of tn
House, Representative Anthony, OF Kan
sas. and Ralph IL. Cameron, senator
nleet from Arizona
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
FRENCH MISSION PRIEST.
Father O'SuIlivan to Preach at ST.
Thomas and St. Mary'S Churches.

Rev. ID. J. O'SuLvan Of the Society Of
African Missions Of Lyons, France,
guest at St. Mary's rectory, will preach
IN 81. Thomas Church tomorrow and IN
s. Marv's Church at the MASSES on
sunday The missionary organization
which Father O'Sulliyan representshas
prominently denti.ed itself with Egypt
and with West Africa for nearly 10 years
He Is now stationed at its Central House
10 Lyons. France, but had previously been
ATTACHED 10 its Egyptian missions Tor some
20 Years His sermons and lectures in
Wilmington will deal with his African
experiences a. well as with the work Of
lis society the Dark Continent. He is
] native of Cork, Ireland, which he has
recently visited Father . sullivan
mission has the approval Of Rt Rev
| Bishop Monaghan.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
TRY TO STEAL HOOCH.
Thieves Fail to Get Liquor Siezeo py
Prohibition Agents.

bold attempt was made sevefal
nights age to gain entrance to the !, seizure
room in the basement OF the feoc, Th; -
buiIdinp, Sixth and King streets in's
room is used by the Federal authorities
for the safe kcepiug of liquor and which Is
produced as evidence, AS the cases are are
called in the courts. Yesterday afternoon u
when W. Tiuxton Boyce, State Prohiblton
Director, made an attempt to open 'hg
doors leading To the seizure room he iounu
the locks we'll jammcd against the heavy
IRON grating. \ large fire stone brick nag
been used in an cudcavor to force the
locks
At present there Is h't S'''"i : I.i''.l Il..,tl,
of honor stored in the basement. Recently
a large amount had been conilscated by
orders Of the Court The doors of the room
are wen protected by heavy sirgic Key
brass locks. however, as an extra pre-
caution apairst any possible CHARGE o
robbery. Other locks viii be substituted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
ACTION DEFERRED.

Washington, Dec 3l.-Elght bids for
the Shipping Board housing projects over
the country were opened today by the
board but action on them was deferred.
They ranged from 100000 to SO, l56, ,0oo
and in addition there some fifty tenders
for single houses and small groups oi
buildings
Charles J. Duns, Of Collingswood, y. j.,
offered 80. l56. 600 for the project at Cam
den. y. J.. Fred Jones, Of Cleveland,
offered $4,000, and Moses iialper,
Cleveland S400, 200 for the Lorraine, Ohio.
project; the Garden City Wrecking ON
panv, Of Long Island City, bid 500 900 foI
the Croton, Conn, project, the industrial
Trust Company, Of Wilmington pei,
offered 81 ISL 300 for the Wilmington
project. Harry ] IIeiden. Of Detroit, of,
fcrcd sl31 900, and the Fiske Iron and s.,1
steel Company Of Detroit bud si0ooe
for the Wyandottc project
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
Christmas.

Christmas.
In the vicinity Of Salisbury IL reported
that money is exceedingly scarce, very
little in circulation, banks unable 70 meet
demands. II il said that the community
wns blessed with bountiful crops but very
little money was realized from the sale
ewing To low prices. II il said that there
il practically no demand for. autornobiier
or ,luxlrics Of any kind and while pfhc-
tically all business ~ at q low par there
appears 10 be very little idleness.
Il New Castle county, Delaware, and
Cecil county. Maryland, IL IS reported
tb.t the Weld for practically all crops was
good although the prices realized were
| Zoo low in most eases 10 show proit
| owing 10 unusually high prices paid Tor
| labor machinery, fertilizer and seeds.
In the city of Wilmington practically
all manufacturing establishments nave
laid of number Of employees; Their pro-
/ duce is below normal Morocco manu-
| fect,rrers appear TO have been the first
| affected and number Of the plants are
| at;lI closed There il an active demand Tor
| ,nonev which is scarce and has been at a
nreruif,rn for some months. a large mum
| ber az the retail merchants report the
| Christmas trade about equal to that oi
| 1910. although some others we're not ~
fortunate. Despite the depresseu coh-
ditions pronounced optimism is apparent
in many quarters
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK.
Failures for the year show that th'
community "a a whole is in better SHAPE
financially than was previously estimated
There were twenty-three (23J failures ~
Delaware: seventeen ~ in Marylanc
and eight 81 in Virginia. In 1916 ther'
were 81 fixtures ia Delaware; u IN Mary
land. and in Virginia. In 1919 tber
were 43 in Delaware 9 in Maryland and
in virginia. The first quarter endin
March 81, 1894, appears 10 have been N
''banner" quarter for failures in this geo
ton since the local Office was opened y
1880 During this quarter there was
total Of fifty (50) failures in this distrlc,
twenty Of which were in the city Of VA
nington. The next highest number
! failures in one quarter was from July
. % September 30, 1905, inclusive, whe
there were forty-one al failures Of whlc
| nineteen 40 we're in Wilmington IN
smallest quarter Of failures appears
have been that ending December, lSe'
with but one failure in the entire distrIc
The following are the failures for the ye'
| f0D0 IN ftttartesrp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
HIGHT ON INAUGURAL
BALL LED BY BORAH
Senator Would Like Expenses Cut
to $40 for Hire of Presi-
dents Auto.

Washington. Dec 3l-The proposal
90 re~ive the inaugural ball next March
y-as severely swatted III Congress yester-
day several members declaring they
noyer would consent to have the Pension
Ruilding loanedb by the government for the
,,,,rnose They SAID the big expense did
pot Justify the meagre returns Not only
il rension business held up for from twenty
~ thirty davs. while the building IS beng
decorated. but twelve years 60 mass
az valuable papers were lost and have
never been found.
Moreover. q movement has been started
~ hold down inauguration expenditures
which have ranged from $4,000 to $50,
600 This afternoon Senator Borah IN the
Senate said:
II desire to learn by what means we
| appropriate money for the Inauguration
1 of the President ] am unable TO find any
/ otber practice than that of expendlng
/ whatevedthe Inaugural Committee see INT 70
enend and then the APPROPRIATIONS Com
,,ittee takes care Of it. -Four years ago
We appropriated $4,000 and | under
stand this year the expense will reach
| 100000" ]"
II was explained by Senator Smoot
| that the SlOO.OO0 referred to the func
raised by private citizens for the con
strlction Of stands, but this did not
satisfy Borah.
II am interested IN finding out what
Congress appropriates, he said Doe
the committee simply 90 ahead and mak'
the expenditures and then Congress pa
the surns?"
Wouldn't it be good idea to harl
back to Jeffersonian simplicity littl
at this timer" asked Senator Fletcher.
II should like to limit the amount
to be spent to $40, which would be enougl
money to pay the Presidents automobil
fare to the Capitol and back, answere'
Borah.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
REPORT PROGRESS ON PORT PLAN

Report of progress on preparation OF
nlans and specifications for the port devel-
opmcnt of the Lobdell tract was made at
a meeting Of the Harbor Board this morn
ing
The secretary was directed to return
the bond OF the Banning Marei Com,
panv, contractors, for the grazing ana
drainage system. and other routine mat
tiers were disposed OF
All the members were present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
SAUNDERS YOUNG
Service Tonight at ST. PauI's.

Special services al ST Paul's K {.
Church tonight viii commence at so
and will consist Of a short sermon on the
Old Year 1920 about to close, followed by
benediction with Rev. I. j Waldron as
celebrant, assisted by Rev +. {. higgins,
Rev John n Dougherty and Rev Peter
IOunav The music vii! be rendered by
St Paul's choir under the leadership o'
Joseph Nc Cullin with Miss Mary Murphy
as organist Saturday, New Years Day
masses n will be at 5, 7 and 9 a. IN. with
aDDropriate mu.lc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
Mag. ellis Quits Jan. 10.

Magistrate Harry / ellis will quit
his Office oil Monday, January 10, ne
announced today He will forward bus
resignation to the Governor either today
or tomorrow Magistrate ellis term
would expire February 9. He was recent
II named az deputy county treasurer By
County Treasurer Walter ,. Burrls He
has held the office nearly four years. prior
10 which he was d deputy sheriff and state
detactave for several years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
ny. c. TO ISSUE
- s3I .2I3.O00 in BONDS

P> Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Dec 31-The New York
CertraI was authorized today by the
Interstate Commerce Commission TO
Issue eel .213,0 900 iii Lytes and bonds 70
secure government loans Of $26,T75, 900
made recattly 20 its subsid ary lines, the
Michigan Centsa, the Big -Four, the Lake
Erie and Western, the Toledo and ONO
Central, aud kanawha and Michigan, and
the GAINESVILLE and Western.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
Watch Night Services.

Tonight watchnight services VIII be
held in the Swedish Nj. h. Church be,
ginning at 8 O'Clock the Sunday school
officers will have Il special meeting and
at 8 30 the Ladies Aid will serve refresh,
ments and social hour viii be enjoyed
toqether The Epworth League will render
a musical and literary program beginning
at 30 The devotional hour will begin
81 II with praise and prayer service and
a short sermon by the pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
PLANES HAKE FIRST LAP
OF 5000 MILE FLIGHT
!, Associa,ed Press 10 Every Eyenine.

=, Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Son Diego Cal. Dec 81 Thirteen
Dla,.ez oE the navy 5 aerial san Diego If
Parama expedition We're really today ~
So,, Rart1lorlc bav 4)l miles south ot
bara far the second hop Of tncIr Journey
so,,thward General satisfaction was eX-
,,rassed 81 he result O1 yesterday 4oO
miles flight
vas busy in the early morning hours re-
rleDlshinc stores OF oil and gasoline,
near crew OF mechanics was ending q
rigbt : labor on the NC, the fourteenth
III the feet To start al North Island naval
ar station here Its crew met Ill luck yes
tarday when they crashed into heavy
swell of San Diego harbor as they strug-
gled - get the ship INTO the ar
4 leaking hun forced the NO TO re-
ttIru for repairs 4 hastV survey showed
that with hard work by all hands the
r,,ick 0i the ship 5 crew might he reward
ID bl making their plane ht Tor long
Aghi tomorrow in an effort 10 overtake
~ Zee; at Nagdalena Bay or across the
Cuff Of California at Banderlas bay.
Washington, Dec 31-Army aviator:
viii make q double attempt 70 fly across
the United states from Florida to Gan
fornia il a single day on February p
ii was announced today at the War De
partne.t One plane pnoted by Lleutenan'
/ Alexa1Ger Pearson viii leave Jacksonville
/ Fla. for san Diego Calf. and anothe
plane the pilot Of which has not ye
teen chosen viii leave San Diego fol
! Jacksonville
/ The distance is 2.O79 miles. The flyer
viii be make stops at Houston and +
Paso. Texas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31

A comparison with previous years tol-
lows:
FATLUREs ~ 1919
Following are the failures for the year
Of 1919 IN quarters: First, total number
Of failures. s; liabilities, 500, ,770il; assets,
g., ,848.56
Second total number OF failures, Il
liabilities, sl33, 8o2 .35; assets, SsZ,-t@9
Third. total number of failures. II
liabilities, s69, ,003.O1; assets, sl5-Of7 -
Fourth total number Of failures, ~
liabilities. 800. 900; assets, 81 ,697
According to States, failures q 1919
follow:
No Fail LabIl-
States. ures. ties Assets.
Delawars II s2O4 400 90 sIO2. .ee3 Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
PHILADELPHIA CLEARINGS
SHOW OVER $4,000 900. 900 GAIN

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Philadelphia, Dec 81 3l-Philadelphia
bank clearings for 1920 showed gam of
more than three billions over those n 1919.
The clearings for the present year were
s25 .0q4 500 $50 ~ compared with sZZ,-
0g4 $50 ,655 in 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
OBITUARY..
vRs. FLORENCE VANDERBILT.

Mrs. Florence Vandegrift 33 years old,
so West Sixth street. died at her home
this morning after an illness Of several
years. She was the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Slater Carhart, and was born and
raised al Elkton. Md She IS survived by
her parents. her husband, Harvey, an en-
glncer on the Pennsylvania railroad and a
five-vear-old son Funeral services will be
held on Monday afternoon at | 80 at her
late residence Burial will be IN River
view cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE TOMORROW

The usual holiday schedule will be OBJ
served at the postofIice tomorrow only
nerishable goods being delivered.
One collection from street letter boxes
will be made OF p N.
The lobby will be open, but none o. the
stamp or other windows.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
D;sm,ss Extra Mechanics.

At the car barn of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company yester-
day afternoon five extra helping mechanics
were dismissed from the company A rumor
to the effect that several dozen employees
are involved in the lay-off is tienied by
officials of the Traction Company this
morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
DE VALERA IN IRELAND
Irish Presidents Secretary says tie
is There, Safe and Sound.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Dec 31-Eamonn do Va
lera, president Of the Irish republic has
arrived safe in ireland according TO a
statement by Harry Boland, de Vaiera's
set.r retnrv today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
shiub aiiders Council to Meet.

The monthly meeting Of the Delaware
River Shipbuilding Council viii be held
In Eden hall on Saturday evening, jan
uary s, at which officers for the ensuing
year will elected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
WEDDINGS.
rnRsYTHE-P PARApEE.

FDft51 I THE I7fIk.tI4 III
Thomas r .Forsvthe an AliceT .Paradee
we're married at Brack-Ex parsonage,
December II, by Rev. Il. IL. Adams
HUDsoN-TYRE.
Kover NJ. Hudson and Florence Tyre
were married at BrackEx parsonage,
December 49, 1920, by Rev. r. II. Adams
sAUNpERs-YoUNd.
Mr. William ] Saunders and Miss
Narv c. Young both Of this city were
married the home of the bride, No ls
East Twenty-third street on Wednesday
afternoon. December %, by Rev W J.
Habbart
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
1920 Auto Tags Good Until Jan. 5.

Charles 6. Guyer, secretary Of the Della
were Automobile Association, today an
rounced hat 1920 automobile licerses
car be used urtil the ffth day Of JaI uery,
1921. on which day they expire and that
1921 licer ses can be used five days Lefore
the close Of the year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31

MARYLAND ~ ~ D.l - 4,
Virginia ID w y Nv.
The -n-al number 1i iA-Hif N ~.
r,.l-..---a pe-lrsila fqr tne vear 49,
-. = ~ so-nrarsd vglth A. r. 1917 as
Tois - +, lQfs - .a l4if and z n
Ya19 -rhe ,o-al Liabilities rf the failures
y. 80 fots mounted ~ s3I55l0f5 Il
", -..-.4 -,-b Ss5O s70 IS ~ l9lI
stsE 20 ~ - 1910. slI-5 SO - .1r
90 r,,s -,rsl ,.szefs iar 'np failures ilr
1915 amounted VI tl-9.a',' 49,
pared with s3l9hls ~ ~, - 49, tofr
1860 ior l3lo and $3.50. - ~
w., aor.r nave ~ - IA ad-vrrfter ~
.-,t.s r-0-. .arqred advcrfi 1lnE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31
Grace Chimes TO Ring

The chimes in Grace Church will ring
at midnight tonight Organist. Morgan will
play a program of numbers apropos Of
the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-31

You don't have - - "A ad-~riter W
rer results .roul a.s---- -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
| A

dice vulgarmente), leche y pan blan
co bien tostado. Por regla general,
en- los casos agudos de diarrea, mien<
tras menos cantidad dc alimentos Y
bebidas Sc administre, mejor. Ell pa
ciente debe permanecer en- cana, bien
cobiiado, que ell reposo es esencial.
81 despues de los purgantes sena-
ados la diarrea Y los dolores persisi
ten, convene administrar INA pildo
IA de alcanfor y opic, repitiendo la.
dosis, 81 fuere ~necesario, despues da
I'm intervalo de tres o cuatro horas.
ST hay nauseas (bascasD o sobrevieI
nen Voni0os, puede aplicarse sobre Ia
boca del estomago un sinapismo de-
mostaza. Y al interior, cucharaditaS
de leche Y aqua de cal (partes igua
les).
En- las formas cronicas de- NAL. la
diarrea cs de Ia mayor inlportancia.
Fl tratamiento en- tales casos debs
ser igual al cue Sc emplea en- Ia di-
senteria cronica. En- la diarrea de-
los tuberculosis al tratamiento medi-
cinai indicado puede agregarse algu-
na de las combinaciones de c~reosota,
asi como lavativaS de solucion salina
f~isiol6gica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

La diarrea aguda (de~posiciones o
sultura, en- terminus vulgares) es I'm
malestar causado por una aguda in
flamacion o por irritacion de los intes-
tinos.
Esta indisposicion puede %presentar-
Sc como una complication de muchas
Intermediates. Por 10 general, Ia dia-
rrea es uno de los sintomas mas CO.
munes de la fiebre tifoidea. Con fire.
cuencia Sc observa en- Ia tuberculosis
Y en- los casos graves de Ia malaria
o paludismo.
Cuando el nal en- question scbrevie-
ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de otra afec-
cion. Sc tiene como una diarrea simple
O Functional. Puede ser causada por
aletin resfriado 0 por una dieta de-
fectuosa.
En- Ia diarrea simple pueden no ex-
p~erimentarse r%etortijones o calam-
bres. En- las formas graves Ia len
qua Sc cncucntra sucia Y Sc nota II
reaction febril. La sed eS intensa,
proporcionada a Ia frecuecia e inten-
sidad de las e~vacuaciones. general
mente liquidas.
81 ell recto Sc halla afectado Sc de-
~sarrolla I'm deSeo frecuente de va
Guar, asi como una sensation queman-
tie, sensation que Sc asemeia q los pu-
jos de la disenteria.
La diarrea Functional suele durar
mas largo tempo, Y en- este ultimo ca
desde IN termino de rocas horas has
ia IN periodic de varios dias, 0 por
so adquiere I'm caracter cronico.
TRATAMIENTO.-En todos los
casos de diarrea, no importa su ver-
dadero origen, estan indicados el re-
pose Y una dieta ligera. En- los ca
sos benignos cast no Sc necesita otro
tratamiento; pero puede ser conve-
niente la administration de subnitra-
to de bismuto asociado al salol: 20
ranos del primero y 5 granos del Sc
gundo medicamento. cada tres horas.
En- las for.nas graves de ia dia-
rrea. produce buenos resultados el
empleo, al principle; de media 0 una
onza de aceite castor 81 cual Sc pue-
den agregar diez o doce gotas de lau,
dano, o, en- substitution de estes me-
.dicamentos, la sal de EPSON 0 sea
ell sulfato de magnesio.
La dieta debe limitarse a substan
cias ligeras: atoles, caldos, huevos
pasados por aqua ttibios, como Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
--I OJ-
QUEDO CONSTITUIDO EN- CUBA
Ell PARTIDO SOCIALISM,
RADICAL

HABANA, Cuba, Mario 13.-Una,
gran concurrencia Sc reunio anoche
en- la Arena Vedado" con objeto de-.
presenciar la contitucion de IN nuevo,
Partido pciitico. el Partido Socialista
Radical de Cuba. Los organizadores,
&c dicho partido son elementos de re-.
conocida signiifcacion por sus ideas
de caracter radical Y puede decirse
que Ia mayor parte de los presentes
eran obr2ros simpatlzadores del nue.
70 credo politicO, que desde luego Sc
afiliaron a la n%aciente organization.
Preside Ia session cl senior Alberto
del Busto, Presidente de Ia AsociaII
cion de Conductors y Motorists Y!
fUngi0 como Secretario ell senior Ro-;
berto Leon, Presidente de la Asocia-
cion de Empleados de la Industrial Y
eli Concrete.
Ell Presidente expuso ell objeto de-
Ia reunion Y hablo de Ia necesidad
de que los obreros cubanos Sc or
eanizaran en- cuerpo p~olitico para
hacer mas eficaz la propaganda de
justicia social Y economical que per-
slgue ell proletariado universal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

DIN. EILIA1NA4O OO4tAFALAL
a27 n. San Saba ST. sequina con
Lakevicw, T~elefono Travis $40.
DR.. ?. VASoUEZ GOMEZ. 3II FEoSI Bldg,
re!sfoncs T-ayis 1896 = 2I9G.
ROSA De BONA. Professors co psCtos y ca
rec!alista en- Intermediates de seHorss. 923
West Houston St TelefoCo travis 1918.
DR. Y. PALOMO. Medicine en- Gene
raj. Consultorio, 7l0 So. Pecos. Te-
'efouo de Su Residential, Mission 2lI3.
\ Oficina: Crockett S602.-CONSLL-
TAS GRATIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
I'm serVicio aereo entire
Berlin y los palses
Vecinos de AIemania

BERLIN. Mario 17.-Un servieio
de aereoplanos de pasajeros entire es-
ia capital Y puntos situados en- las
~[ronteras de los paisas veciros, ACADIA
de inaugurarse por IL Hamburgo-Ame
rican Line que antes de la guerra e.
ra I'M de las empre:as navieras mas
grandes del mundo.
Ocho maquinas aereas para p~asaje-
ros son las que astan usandose ahora
para ell servicioS pero la companfa ha
anunciado cue a medida que .as ne
cesidades del SERVICES 10 rcquieran, Sc
iran aumcntaroo los aparatos. FL
rretlo &c paT2.c que &c cobra por la
ccnducc on IL lin pas&.er3 j. berlin
c~ualquier punto inmeiiatos de Ia from
terra alemana, es de cinco mil marcos.
Tai precio parece eNagerado, pero clio
Sc debe a IL gran depreciation que ac-
tulmeate tiene Ia moleda alemana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
VENTAS.

CoMPRAMOS ca-ros viejos o Quebrados. Com
p-amos y vendcmos todn clase dc rctaeeiones
usadas para automobiles. ARSENAL AUlo
PARTS 20. S02 S. Flores St Tel Or: eeSA-
(lS)
Sc VENDE un trio de caballos con caro-.
Dirigirsc a 1915 Guadalupe s.. - Sr. Mata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

De- ". MARTINEZ GUEAAN. EsPeetaus.a
en- Intermediates de nEaos y PaytOs- NetIcl-
ma en- general. OjlcJna. 1901 w Commerce
s.. Te.sfoRo Travis 22es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19
DEFUNuONES

Andres Alanis, a Ia edad de Sc
amos.
Eioy Barron, a la edad de 3 me-
ses, hijo de Enrique Barron y Fell
citaS Molina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-19

Durante ina tJrmenta en- ala
mar.
FL captain:
-iSsrcra: F.rEase es:c s~alvavi.
das. . iEl busuf Sc iunde.
La pasajera:
-Ponerme yo csc adefes;o.. -!
! Jamas! Pareceria IN m~amarracho.