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G~RATIFTCARE con $500 4 Ia persona que
me Eroporcione inSor:nes cXactos acerca de!
actual paradcro de Fortunate Rodriguez. quicn
u.t,mamcztc Sc cEcuntraba en- Q! Campo No. 9
de- IL Inca dc 1t. Worth. Ticuc - amos de
cGad. hijo de Higiaiu Rodriguez y Lcocadia
u. dc Rodriguez. SuS padres son ~origira-
rios del pueblo dc Salinas, San Lus Potosi.
Mexico. CualesGuer inferno Sobre este asun-
TO, dirijasc Il Jesus RODRIGUEZ. Hospital st
Paul. SanatoriUm. Dallas, Texas. t2s)
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Sc NECESITA zapatcro. trabajo perma-
nentc. OcUrraa Il 62s-i2 E. Commerce 81.
(29l
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TAMPICO, lamps, Abril 25.-Pro
cedente de Ia Capita! de Ia Rep1b'-
ca lego al puerto, en- compania de
Rafael Cardenas, gobernador electo
en- el Estado. el general Carlos Oroz-
co, quien fue q conferenciar larga-
mante con CarranZa sobre las condl-
clones que preyalecen en- essa iona.
Segun Sc informa Orozco, que va Sc
puso de nuevo al frente de Ia policia
especial, viene iDvestido' &c amplias
facultades para proceder en- TODD 10
que Sc relaciona con los aSuntos del
gobierno de Ia Federation, de acuer-
do con las intrucciones que L do Ca.
rama.
FL gobernador Cardenas permane,
cera en- el puerto dos 0 tres dias, par,
tieRdo en- ssguida para c. Victoria, q
hacerSe cargo del gobierno del Esta-
DO.
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ARTICULos DEL EJERCITo

Tieadss dc cauraha. $3.50 en- adelSnte {;
samisas. $l.oo: z~apatos, S2.T5: overaIls, soc :
poiairas, soc: cobertoreS nuevos. Q. D., $3.50
hamacas. $3.50: pantalones DC khaki. Sl.T5 A:
ma-mitas Q. Il. c. icon tapaderaj zoe. g.
da una, etc. Army Supply Co.. SOC E
Commerce St Una cuaG-a u Este del S.
p. (2O
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VENpO en- abouos " al ea1tado, ai:cmbras.
tapetes. sobrec2mas y cortuaS acah2dcs en-
fno: calidad inmejUrab'h, muestrRs O n WIS.,
r. Grandes descuentoS " cont:do. K. PGease.
los San FernaEd ST.
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G~RATIFICA2E con $500 u In PERSONA que
me p.opo-cjone iacormcs cNactos accrca del
ar.ual pa-ade-o dc mi hijo Victor Qucsada,
De g amos de cdad. csfatu-a alta, de,gado.
co'o- h.anco, IuIcn como senas pGrtIcuares
t;ene una c.caC-iE en- Ia cahcza. en- fornla de
media luna. Las uitimas ]notirias que tuve
&c q. ms rec!bi procedcntcs de Mesa Ariz.
IoGo :nio5mc sobrc este asunt0. dirIJase = Pa
DO Quesada. Box 4G. San Simon. Ariz.
t2sj
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NACIMEENTOS

Una nina de Pedro Flores y Ange-
Ia Rodriguez.
Una nina dc Saturn:no Guerrero
J! Maria Garcia.
Tn nino de Gustavo Pena ) Emma
S. de Pena.
Una nina de Donate Sanchez Y
Maria Torres.
Una nina de Paz Medrano = Pau
Ia G.. de Medrano.
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OSUNA VOLYIO 4 TAMPICO.

Gregorio Osuna, que como Sc infor-
mo volvio q Ia jefatura de las armas
de este puerto, ACADIA de regresar de
la ciudad de Monterrey, a donde 10
llevarcn asuntos del servicio. Tam
bien fue con ell obieto de asegurar sus
inteIsses en- Ia hacienda de La Union,
propiedad Que adquirio al mismo item
pc que CANADA Ell recias campanas los
grades militares que hoy ostenta.
Osuna vino en- el tren ordinario de
la capital regiomontana Y desde lue-
go Sc puso al frente de Ia jefatura de
armas, que habia estado a cargo del
mayor Gregorio L. Prieto.
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G~RATIFICARE cen un a6o d subscripci n
al semanario la Prcnsa.' 4 l. persona que
ne proporc.oEe info-ncs CNactns ac.rca del
actual paradero de Adelaide Sesoviano. dc
IS amos de edad. color b.4uco. cStatura re-
guar > ojCs azulcs Qu!cn en- 1905 sc enI1n-
.-aba en- Etrhsoa. hans. no habicHdo side
possible drsde cuionccs ioca.Izar e.. lc-ar de
81 actual resideacia. Cua.esquier informc So
hre este asun .. diriiasc = Cslsu Rocha. P.
Q. Box -. Orchard. Colo. l25)
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TAMPICO, TAMAULIPAS|
Llegaron al puerto Orozco y ell GobernadOr eIecto, Cardenas.
-Osuna regres6 a Tampico.-Nuevo pozo p~eholfe-
ro.-Secuestro de IN p~ropietario de terrenos.-lrre-
gularidades administrative.

su paisano que no vlnlera porque 10
iban a fusilar a~cusandolo de espia del
general Pelaez. Los coyotes que con-
ducian q Sotina tenian p~rerarada
esta manicbra para embriagar al due
no del lote Y hacerlo que les firmara
una obligation. Sotina, compren-
diendo Ia jugada, logro escaparse y
verir q este puerto, en- el que desde
luego denunci6 ell hecho.
Los peri6dicos que dan cuenta de
esta maniobra criminal dicen que
''Dersonas muv honorables' estan en-
ell fondo de ella Y de otras muchas
iguales que Sc encuentran por cientos
V sobre las cuales ofreen publican
sensacionales informaciones. g
En- estas combinaciones estan com
prometidos tambien algunos Notarios
Publicos, abogados ~apoderados de las
companies petroleras Y, en- general,
muchas personals de las que por IS
tos medios criminales han amasado
fortunas en- ccrto tempe despoianco
a los verdaderos duenos de los terTe-
nos en- que desde hace algunos amos
aparecio Ia riqueza del petroleo.
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.

Telefonos Crockett 9s6, 704,
1920 Y
FL UNICO SITlO MEXICANO pF
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD
Carros a proposito Y a precios ra.
zonables, especiales para Bautizos
Matrimonios v Funerales. Wales cor.
tos so cts, 2.50 por bora. Precios es-
peciales para fre.a de- Ia 1udad
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AkIILULOS GIEXICAM0S

ACABi&OS De RECIBIR .cEi;ima eaje'
- q Ce!sya. sos. docena y $l.65: Suda-
dero de ~menb-i..c. soc pasta r:cmori.io Doc
Gue-o llarco. sos. libra: carnc SEGA S5c: Chi
Ks Das!la negro. colorado. mU.ato. chipOCe.
cascabcl aIcy0. ~glaj.iU. Colorado ancco. 35c
hab4s, 20 i:5-as po- $l..0; I-jol tepaTi, 20
LIBRA, 20 SI.OO qucso ce tuna nucvo, PC,
lib-a &o.ac,Gu aSc. DULCES MENlCANOS
100 y.czas Si.l5: SALSA-NO-.E IGc; piQu!r
ea r:naErr l5-. bo..i!a: chile verde lOc. DO
tea; TOMATO FRESALiLLA,o lentcjaS, u.
Q@,l -u!o yiy3. selntl.a caaha@a 50c: jar
0es pGr. -esgescos. exc. Ncr3adcEo pi!oaeulc
mexica0o. lNon:crv,yl pura cana. 24c libra
G,J 2ugyo bicH seco. Sc. libra camH.oT
u-cyo roH castsra. soc: Earoaazo i.mpio
15c nolcajc:es de yIeG-a, SOC mvunitos Zoe
mc:-:ee Eg@HLes. 500 canasIas CARRIE. %
IS ) ,5c. plea: ye-pas meCic!na.es "ueEAS
al major .rec.o LcsI.iT3o chocolate mGSIcanC
mUeS AS y rrecios a s1.!citud PIda .lsta gent
- HOY IISiO Pei;dos q CABLZCD BROS
Box 81. ST.. 4. San Antonio. Texas.
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PRESTAMOS

.NECESITA $4,000: Prestanlns. confidencis-
.es. sobre mucblcs. = pcrsonas 4 sueldo. Abo-
nos faci!es. Por 5000. soc. scmaEarioS- 309
Conroy Bldg. San Antonic. Texas. y 1919
Man ST. Houston. Texas.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.
LOSE ANTONIO RIVERA G.

Abocado Gs los Tr5gra.eS dc q Rfp7toaea'
" snca-sa Dc tota cRSe te aSuatcs pEoie5lo-
males IN Mexiczi. B=ia CaLlornIA- CSsPa-
cha en- 81 eaiticio si--s&o t-rrie II Gel d
AyuntRmienJo. Para as-1;e7 cue 'SS@H y
~, - ante t-ibunAa aG.o-lGaGes o.
in[ F.rsart L-niEo, ssya lsocsado c01 <!
.rainente abo=ado Wlledd Andrews. de Les
Angeles. Cal.
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IR~REGgLARIDADES ADMI-
NISTRATIVAS.

En- una de las sesiones pasadas
del Ayuntamiento, yarios de sus
miembros manifestation que hahfau
revisado los libros de las pasadas ad.
ministracioneS V que TO habian en-
contrado NADIA que ameritara un cas-
tigo ejemplar, como Sc venia repitien
do en- publico. Cleric es que Sc no
taron algunas irregularidades, peru
que va habian sido sIbsanadas
que va ahora la cosa publica comen-
zaba a marchar por buen canine.
Con este motive han protestado al.
gunos vecinos tanto de aqui como
de Dona Cecilia Y Arbol Grande, d.
ciendo que 81 habia Gelitos cue per-
seguir y que no + prudente nj
justo que Sc "eehara terra" a esos
expedientes en- que figuran fraudes
cometidos en- las pasadas administra
clones con periuicio de los ~intereses
pUblicos.
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G~RATFICARE con & nescs de sulscr.Hrijn
nj diario IL La PRENSA y IS 90. a IA per
soma que NE proporc:Onc Informs cNactos
accrca del actua! Taradero &c lose E'Iauae
Va; o-igirario DC Leon Guanajuato, Mexico,
de cstarura alta. En- 1916 sc cnCoat-@h2 en-
Ncrmo. Calf. t-ah=j@uGo Ell 81 SaC.po No.
=. CualcsqGicr iufyrmc so5gc este asuato.
i~!rijasc = lnoceacio N..:iII,-. 800 T.. ltA.
s.. Tulsa. OAla. "a
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G~RATTEICARE con $50 Il u persona
cue me prupo-c.Uuc iAformes CNa-.os acerca
del! actual paraLero de ia Sra. Rc.ugio Rey-
m. de 81 amos lie cGad. C. DturI bail. cror
moreno. pc.o entre-caHa, o1-irR-ia de Mon
cer.ey. Nucvo Leon. NyNico. 4 IIirH acmcpa
~ q. ST.. Fra-Cirso Hernandez. d. I misrna
cdad pC-0 mas o rncnos. Cua!c7VU.tr !r'uT-
NE sobr. este asuato. dr.jase u llOirl-I Gar
cia. Box 70. Z Reno, Okla. -
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G~RATIFICARE con 81 90 a Ia persona
cue ne f-o2orcioue iEformcS elactoS acer
a del ustua. p~aradero de n! hcrnano Ma
ugcl a. Reyes. quicn cstUyo raGicaGo por
llrgo tempo CT Tyrone. Penn. Las Glt
mas ~noticias CUE rccIbi de- q, fucron en- No
vicalbrc de 1918. procedcntcs de- csc miSmo
iuga-, ; dcsGe cntancos 10 ha slaO posio Z
10 4 izar q .uEar dondc So eucucntra. Qua
].esquicr in:orme sobre este asunto, dIriJaa5
a W. 4. Reye. Y .. Box 1873. Lemon
Grove. Calf. -
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GRATLEICARE con So. 90 Il IA PERSONA que
ne prupo-cioUc inEOrmes rXactcS accrca de!
actual paradcro dc L. Sra. CleofRs T. Vida.
&c Francisco A.anis. Las uitimas not;cias DC
ella las ruvc procedente5 de Oiocalicntc. San
Luis potosi. Mexico. Cua.csQuier Iui"rme
sobre es.c asunio diri!asc q Leonardo .Al5isn
E. 2. Varnel. z. !. Alton, Texas ,29)
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G~RATIFICARE con s.. 90 Z Ia persona que
me spropore.one !ntormes eSactos acerca del
ac,ua. paraGcru dc r.; padre Luis OrdaE. Gu
vas seIas particulars son: c5tatura regular.
color moreno y ojos graudes. 10 acompana
81 esposa. Petra dc "a Cruz, ) =! IS o-iE:na
RIO De ViEanucva. ZacatecaS. Mexico. ToGc
info-me sohrc este asunto, d~irijasc = Maria
O=daz. Box 81. Wi.burn. III. tA)
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Sc vENDE truck Ford en- excelentes
.eondiciones y 4 IN precio liaGiatva. Stake
Bros. 446-S6 Main Ave. San Antonio, 1e-
x2 ID
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REGISTRO CIVIL

Juan r. Flores Y Juana Pacheco.
Romulo Castaneda Y Felicitas Con
zalez.
Francisco Acosta y andrea Cordo-
va.
Ramon Cara y Josefina Coma.
lez.
Francisco Hernandez Y Maria Sa-
lazar.
Pascual Rocha Y Natalia Lira.
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TRAJES A LA MEDIA

Complete surlido &c TENS para la csta-
cion. rreciOs eeou6mIcos yea mis- mueStras.
SOsA. The TaNo-. GU Dolorosa St Tel
laws 3lO2.
Sc VENDEN concius limos. 40T 5. San Mar
COS. Tel CT. 1888. san Antonio. Texas.
ACORDEONES fabrication europca. 10 la
ves, = baics. Oh por 1919, cada Uno $3.50.
Acompanc imp0rtc u Tetido. LA CASA NE
AICANA, Box 156. Chicago, III.
ZAPATOS DEL GOBIERNO por mayor :
.acnor- Sc vendcn reparados y sin repRrar.
4esde Si.00 en- adslante. ZapGtos Duevos de
.nuier y de hombre 4 precIos conventional
IS. sos W Commerce St. '2al
AMPLIFICACIONES. marcos. vidrics y
neda..uacS de ce.uioide. con p~Risajes o EN-
h.pmas dc scciedades. Fotografia. Il GomicIlo.
Algeria Sr1dio. Tel. Or. 4S2S. Io7 s. San
Marcos s..
Sc VENDE TITLES de leneria muy 5a-atcs {:
ealdera cortador, sierra, dos c,evatores. cua-
tro mulas. IN caballo, carTetoaeS : cuarnl-
clones buen local y renta barata. Tclefouo
Travis 6lI.-I2 Guadalupe s.. %
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CON TIES MESES &c susc.!pcin q La Prem
sl, r-atificarG q Il persona que me proper
cone iuiorrncs de Fc.iciaHo Rodriguez y dc
So eSpCsa laEa Scgura, Il qglcncs acompa-
IL sus tres hijas. una &c elias casada. En-
Sgr.icmpbrc litirao viy:eron en- San Antonio,
Teas. en- una casa &c il Gale W. CONNER
CO. Todo ia.0rme drijasc d lSnacio Lopez.
Ex-Gaus No. S-h54l Caotcau Okla. /: 3o5J
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VENTAS.
Z~APATEROS!

VENDO. en- magniIcaS condciones, una
cs:afa horEillaS. rcfgigerador mechanic ; IN
layabo. IU7 Madison St. i-9l
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Sc NECESTTAN ID senoras y seHoritas pa
"a trabajo en- In fabrica de ~estatuas dc yeso.
IOl Lakcview y Laredo. G3)
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Sombreros Panama 1920"

IEuales en- apariencia Il los de $50. y 500.
Indestructibles. Corta eSistencia a $500, TOR
te paEado. Sin norman, olga MEDIA. BeS
IS. Sta. A. San Antonio. Texas
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ
COMPRAS.

cARNiCERIA y ue1ta lie aharro,cs. ha
.i-ndo bgr1Cs lcECcEQ-, con casa n9ee-aa,
80 caat-O cuar:7s. reo-a NirS11 Con S'yo.cV
= ro-ona- Oca--a 49, GQ5 National Fans
C.--r~.s 500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
0Or-OgES &. < y BIENON
ErRRrE ACTORS
,20,la wa- House. s. ,

CrRACIO& d EupA tLAS1 DE-
SFEEHE1ApES
,i-~-rs y .oso-s,s b. G.mg5-arsESs no.
NOT rTe!o dc ag.s-cs Es-gp-ae-.es es i G
olua .orsal. p3GcHar= s1-ago saa % 80 a.
--.s.ss "a uperarloae4 ~Culylr@'c~s. 40
eobrza.0s 70 g. e~-l-s>
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M IBAERA

RoiaIate-o cxperyO sn techO 'e ~ho%aiafa y
.znses- Too, trabaio gaEaEtzadO. Lame
u Tel. Or. 42Ts. ~
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Sc NECESITA Nmuicres para lavar pla
tos. Dirigirse n French Cafe. Is Quina San
- Maria ) Martin t2Tl
Sc N~ECESITAN hombrcs para desmontar
10 acres &c TERRA Sc pagaran SEA. 90 por
bunuas tiCndaS de caupana. Pages scmi0a
rios g. ". Miles Sinner. Texas. (27)
Sc NECESTTA hombre que conozca cl ira
ba;o de tcicria. D"be ser obrero de priRlera
clasc. 0curra 4 125 Dakota St. (29l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

Sc NECESITA un herrero. Dirijansc 4 92I
West Travis ST.
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NlEDICOS.

DR. Y. PALOMO, Medicina en- Gene
raj. ConsultUrio, 40 80. FeeoS. !e-
lefnuo as ~ resideaci1, Mission EiL"'
Y Otic;ra: Crockett ooV--~oNSCA-
TAS GRATIS.
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Sc NECESlTA muchachu para ~arrcZiIr
c~ueliog. y dos muchachaS para nGnriar
mana. Brazos Laundry 1880 5. liza. =.
Waco. Texas. l2gi
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Sc NECESITA persona compet"nte para In
tsbricaci6n dc adorno5 DC paia que seran
usados debajo de los %.'latos. en- restaurant
mexicano. 622 Moore Bldg. Pregunte por el
ST. Brown. Tel. Or. 24e6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

SE NECESTTAN dos mecanicos que puedan
hace- traba!o de lamina y que sean indus
l-iosos. Sc pnga-ln 5000 por semana 4 los
que sean .compctentcs. 75l East Houston St
Owe Radiator Company.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT co. SOS West Hons
ton St. puedc propo-cicaGr = listed tra5a-a.
Gyres y cnpieos. Tc!Gfcno CIR. 65il.
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HAG:,EE AUTO TOP CO. "a E. G1us-
tua s.. SouOs specialists en- caSre-azeG-
ggs. ,yl5os ; t-aazjos &C -eEa-ac.6n. C.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

Sc NECESITAE irmediatlmcnte ~snstres
curu3ctentes que sepan hacCT sacOs. Abundan-
cha de trahajo 4 los mejores prccics. P. Bat
~tcstcin, els 1Inin Street, Houston. Texas.
(27)
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Sc EECESITAN nmediatBmrtc 500 hom-
pres para trahajos dc tuberia en- campos dc
petr6.eo. Sc yagarJn $50 por dia y Sc
da-i cuarto v comida. Moon Labor Agency.
P. O. Box -, Ranger. Texas. 800
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Free Employment Bureau

81 NECESITA harhero comIe;SItc. Ri
riianse = Oh ". Houston ST. "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06
Big VEHICLE IS EFFICIENT
Increased Number of Trips Alone
Places Car In Lead and Proves
its Economy--Heavy Truck
Has Many Advantages.

Time IS the farmers capital. The
difficulty OF employing adequate help
has discouraged more ttan one prac-
teal farmer from raising the crops
which would pay him the greatest
profits.
Always he has realized that to mar
ket the crops was of such prime i'm
portance that he could not afford to
STUB his toe" by growing foodstufs
which he would not be able to get to
market on time.
Frank Andrews of the department
Of agriculture, bureau Of crop esti-
mate, has made a very careful inves-
tigatIon of the uses of the motor truck
on the farm and the results he has
arrived at are amazing. Mr.. Andrews
says In part, "the estimated cost Of
hauling In wagons from farms to Slip
ping points averaged in 1918 about 30
cents per ton mile for wheat, 33 cents
for corn and 48 cents for cotton; for
doing the same hauling in motor
trucks the averages + Is cents for
wheat or corn and is cents for cot
ton. The motor truck will make ar
average Of 3.4 round trips per day
over an average route from farm to
shipping point Of 11.3 miles, while
wagons will make but IL round trips
over an average haul of 8 miles. The
increased number OF trips alone will
pl7ce the motor truck in the lead and
prove Its economy. The fact of the
matter is that, taking wheat as an ex-
ample, the average wagon load al
90 bushels, while that Of the load Of
the average motor truck was "a
bushels"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06

Olive Thomas, who will appear at
the Strand theatre Monday in her
new Selznick picture, The Glorious
Lady," has gained more fame in the
last two years than is allotted to
many stage and screen aspirants in
their entire lifetime. Perhaps her
Irish ancestry has something to do
with 1t; perhaps one of her parents
kissed the Blarney Stone, or did
somthing with a four-leafed sham
rock, or, perhaps, 1t may have been
just plain, pure hard work. Be that
as 1t may, Miss Olive is able to say,
with Lord Byron, II awoke one
morning to find myself famous"
Miss Thomas was born near Pitts
burgh about twenty years ago. There
had never been an actor in the Duffy
family-Duffy Is her real name-and
her parents were very much opposed
to what they called the stage fever"
But she ~persevered, and going to
New York. engaged in a dcncing
contest on the New Amsterdam Roof.
Her personal charm was so striking
and her dancing marked by such
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06
INGRAM MAKES
THREAT To TALK
His Remarks Will Rock G.. o. p.
Throughout State" Says the
State Attorney General
By spsc.al Correspondent.

| By specsGz ~Eorrespondent.
| TRENTON, March 6.-Attorney
General Thomas f. McCran, an adj
hsrent of United States Senator Edge.
yesterday served notice upon Frank
r. Patterson, Jr., of Camden, lieuten-
ant of David Baird. that If the latter
persists In issuing statements CRITICS.
ing the course of the Republican iegis-
Iators, he, McCran, would follow suit
with some remarks which he declared
will rock the Republican Party from
one end of the State to the other, and
for the good of the Republican Party
This was the feature developments
coming out of the conference here
yesterday Of the Republican State
Committee and the Republican County
Chairman. 1t overshadowed the fac
that practically all the representatives
present but those from Camden, Els
aex and Union, favored the two United
States Senators. Edge and Frelinghuy-
ser for deiegates-at-large to h Chi
cago National Convention.
This week Patterson issued a state
ment In which he accused the Re-
publican legislators of trucking to
the Edwards Democratic administra-
ton and helping the governor to full
fill his campaign pledges. Mr.. Nc
Gran made the Camden mans state
ment a subject for discussion at the
conference. He said he objected to
the character Of the criticisms of the
Republican lawmakers, to the party
leaders and to himself personally. as
one of them.
EITHER they stop" he said. look
Ing toward Mr.. Patterson, "or l will
enter the controversy and will make
some statements that will = rock the
Republican party from one end of
the state 10 the other and for the
good Of the Republican party"
Ha 1trpad fha diGanpf innanca Of Git
tleness and pettiness'' and declared
for party harmony. A telegram~read
from Senator Edge at Washington
also declared for harmony. mo n
cam object to people having different
view points as to policy or candi-
dates said the Edge message. "but
that furnishes no occasion for rancor
and misrepresentation and consequent
lack of party teamwork so necessary
at the present time. From lifelong
knowledge of my fellow Republicans
In New Jersey l an convinced that
they'd rather fight their foes than
each other and I believe that a few
words Of wisdom from~leaders would
quickly end all i~ntra-party strife and
iron out all the creases If the COM
mitteemen tomorrow will set that ex-
ample, our battle of next November
will be more than half Won"
Decision Of the wet" question was
Laid oven FOR a future meeting, and
the same course was taken on organ
ization of the women voters of the
state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06

grace and ease that when Florenz
Ziegfeld saw her. he Immediately en-
gagged her for the Follies and Mid
night Frolic.
For two seasons she continued to
dazzle Follies audiences with her
fantastic art, at the same time be-
coming a favorite model for famous
artists. among them being Harrison
Fisher, who has proclaimed her the
most beautiful woman in the world.
While at the zenith of her success
on the stage, Miss Thomas made her
film debut n was such an instant
success before the camera that she
was immediately engaged as a star
by a Western company. At the ex-
piratlon of her contract with that
concern she was engaged by Presl-
dent Myron Selznick to star in a
series of productions for Selznick
pictures.
AS a SelZnick star her own talents,
plus the excellent vehicles given her,
are serving to place her first in the
esteem of screen fans the world over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06
Farmers Hard Luck.

Earth in the upper peninsula Is go
kind that, tickle her with a hoe and
she laughs with a harvest. but there
are some drawbacks. it gems. A
farmer down at Au Train put out cab
bage one year, and grew perfectly
marvellous heads weighing, every n
of them, forty pounds or less, but dog
gone the luck, mex year the piece was
just like cut-over land again, and 1t
took the farmer all season to clean out
the cabbage stumps.-Detroit News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06
WIN Is PPobated.

By HtdT Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. March 66The
will of Captain Norton, of New
Brunswick. who died February s. was
probated before the surrogate yester-
day afternoon by the executors, Judge
Peter F. DAILY and Charles Norton,
a son of the deceased. After several
tegacies are taken out, the remain
der of the property including in
comes. etc, remain with the son, and
after his death to his children, and IL
he mas no children, to his sisters
children. The Will was made June FL.
1918, and witnessed by Mary Done.
more and Michael O'Connor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06
Waterfront

TIME OF HIGH TIDE TODAY
Perth Amboy, S;3T a. M; 9:11 !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-03-06
ENC BuIldine Contract.

BIZ STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, March GA
building contract between Israel Lin
etksy, owner, and Philip Ruderman,
builder. both of Perth Amboy. was
fled in the county clerks Office to-
day. The provisions of the contract
call for the building at SO Smith
street to De torn down and a two story
brick and hollow tile building put
up in its place. The date of compile
tion is July 1 and the contract price
$9,625.