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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
AHORA Sc SIEyTE MUY BIEN

Ciertos dolores simpre indican IN
nal funcionaniento de los rinones.
En- tales casos sus rinones %requieren
atenci0n. Cuando sus manos Y pies
Sc hinchan = Sc siente I'd. cansado
Y falto de apetito, a~tiendase en- Sc
guida. Mrs. L. Gibson, 18th and Edl-
SON Sts.. La Junta, Colo, nos dice:
"mis rinones me o%riginaron grandes
trastornos, pero tome Foley Kidney
Pills v actualmente me siento muy
bien." (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
IA eUARNrcION De cONTRERAS
Sc RlNDlO PREViO COmBATE
EN- QUE FUE OERROTADA.

TsieGrar1 Esp.cio! pG-G LA PRENSA.
NCEVA YORK. mayo Cola pc
queha guarnici6n carrancista u ha-
bMan en- 81 pequeho pueblo de Con-
treras. Y que era la Grica que Queda-
ba a favor de Carraaza en- e. Distrl-
to Federal. sc rindio aver despues de
una bora de conbate. segun dice un
teleE-arla ~procedente de la Ciudad de
Mexico.
Informa el citadc despachO tele-
srafico que la meAcfpnada guarni-
cion Sc hallaba al mando de TN Te-
n;ente apellidado Martinez Quien Sc
rchus6 el domingo ult.mo a unorse a
la ~revoluci6n. por cu"a causa Sc lie
di6 6rden al General Hill que frera
con un destacameuto CoInpetente d
someteria por la fuerza, cosa QUE hi
20 desde !ueSo: nero que en- cuanto
las tropas revolucionarias sc aproxi-
maron a Ia mencionada ~poblaci6n.
Martinez envi6 4 su e~ncuentro unos
emisarioS que enarholaron una ban
bandera blanca ~quiencs fueron recibi-
dos por Hill a QUEEN lie hicieron sa-
Der que Martinez habfa decidido ad-
heTirse al nuevo gobierno y u 10 in
Yitaba a que entrara a la pobiacion.
invitaci6n que fue aCeptada por Hill
h~abiendose di-igido a Contreras Con
su Estado Mayor, pero en- cuanto Sc
hallaron cerca de Ia poblaci5n nom
brada, la guarnici6n abri6 el fuego
sobre ellos. 10 cual fuE el principle de
IN combate que dur6 n bora. Sc
gun dice el parte Official.
Como resultado de dicho combate,
la guarnici6n c~arrancista Sc vic obli-
gada a rendirse y el Teniente Mar
tinez fua ejeCutado en- Ia tarde por
haGer traicionado de csc modo a los
que hicieron los propios con Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
ASESlNATO POLlTlCO DE
ALFREDO CASTRO RUBiO

Sc han tenidO or esta capital an
p!ias noticias del asesinato perpetra-
do en- la persona del que fuera Off
cial Mayor del Gobierno del Estado
de Puebla, Don Alfredo Castro Rubio.
CrimeH que es puramente de caracter
poltticO.
Castro Rubio. IN hombre joven
aun que gozaba de francas simpatta
en- TODD el Estado. vi6se precisado en-
a!Eun tempo. y debido a Ia auSen-
cia del Gobernador de aquella emit
dad. Alfonso Cabrera. ' del Secreta-
rio General de Gobierno, a funEir CO.
mo Gobernador Y por 10 tanto es de
creerse que estuvo perfectamente
!nter.orizado de como Sc manejaba
aln Ia coSa plblica.
Ahora que Alfonso Cabrera Y los
suyos Sc vieron precisados a inter-
narse en- las ~sierras. eucontrandose
en- la ~poblaci6n de Zacatlan. invita-
ron a Castro Rubio para que les
que 1 Ia saxon no andaba bien de sa-
lud, htzoles YER que nc podrfa sopor-
tar Ia vida de campana. y que por
10 mismo no los acompanaba. Cabre-
IA Sc fue a las sierras dejando en-
Zacat!an a Castro Rubio en- compaflta
de su hermano Enrique y de otras
personals.
Cuando los Castro Eubio en- compa-
MA del diputado Antonio Eergara dis
ponfanse a partir de ZacatlAn. al If
a subir a un caro- cue habrfa Ge CON
duc;rlos a esta capital. notaron Ia
presenCia del chauffeur de Cabrera
que en- compahfa de otro individuo
subi5 tambitn en- el coche.
e. vehfculO empezo a rodar pesa-
damente. El canine cue conduce de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
CESAREO CASTRO CONFlRMA
LA RENDlClON DE
VILLA

E Jefe de las tuerzas revoluciona-
rias que cperaa en Ia region iagune-
IA Cesareo Castro. ACADIA de lleg2r 4
esta capital. yenLo desde luego a con-
~ferenc!ar o e. Jeie del Ejercito Lii
heral RevoluCionario. Pablo Coma
Icz. a QUEEN rindi6 un muy amplio
informe corfiruando. seg0n Sc sabe.
Ia rerdiCidn de Francisco Villa, quien
tal parece Sc s~ncuentra actua!mente
en- Ia ~pohlaci6n chihuahuense de Or
49, =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22

rCr c:rcIn2tancias independientes
a .:i vo!untad sufriG rr;:."io ia pr
blicaci6n de estas lfneas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-22
Ell SEAoR DOCTOR ANlCETO
ORTEGA

Por todos los hogares de mexlca-
nos radicados en- esta ciudad ma CIR
culado Ia noticia de que ell ap~reciaote
Facultativo con cuyo nombre
20 estas lfneas. ha partido para Ia
Ciudad de Mexico.
puede d~ecirse. sin Ia mas minlma
eXageraci6n, que su marcha ma sIuo
muy sentida. porque a sus p~rofurloo
conocimientos. unfa bellas dotes que
10 hicieron merecedor lie justa estl-
maci6n Y singular aprecio.
Excelente esposo y padre, dignlsi-
mo caballero V j~uicioso Y habll Me-
dico. tales son sus caracteristicas: pc
70 sobre esas sus especiales cuallaa-
des. resalt6 aquf. su negotiable carl
dad: no esa simulada y torpe, mez-
quino vehfculo de personal reeiame,
no esa benevolencia fingida que here
Y lastima al que Ia recibe. no, sino In
verdaderamente cristiana, ia cue ma
Iaga Y alivia al que SURE. sin hipo-
citas manifestations; tai fue la que
el digno Doctor Ortega ejercio entire
nosotros. sin tregua nj descanso. muy
especialmente en- los penosos liz de
Ia Ultima epidemic.
Como un justo y merecido tribute
Ie enviamos nuestros mas cordiales
deseos de que ALA. en- la hermosa e
inolvidable Patria. goce de ventures.
aseGurAndole que su estimado nom =
bre es Querido Y respectable en- nue5-
nos hogares.
Cor. Ed. FL. GUERRA
rCr c:rcIn2tancias independientes
a ..:i voluntad sufriH rnIt"io ia pu-
El,rnrihn do octns lfneaa
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
.UNIONPARK
TENANTS May
BUY HOMES
Local Companies Dispose of
Interests in Property to
Government
10 PER CENT CASH
TO BE THE OFFER

Stockholders Of the Wilmington
Housing Company and The Liberty
Land Company at a meeting yestcr-
day afternoon I'm the Chamber OF
Commerce Offices adopted the prOpo-
sitIOn submitted 90 them hy the
Emergency Fleet Corporation where
by they are TO receive six parcels -
unimpr0ved lands adjoining The Union
Park Gardens for their interests In
the Gardens. This transfer VIII re-
move certain obstacles 90 the sale OF
the J03 houses. apartments and other
buildings In The Gardens erected by
the Emergency Fleet Corporation
The Emergency Fleet Corporation
sometime ago offered 90 sell the two
local companies their interests - The
Union Park Gardens for 50 500 900
one half OF The cost OF the operation
The two local companies then made
counter offer io transfer their inter.
ests In The Gardens for the six par
GELS Of land. The Government ac-
ceptcd the counter proposition and i
was referred to the stockholders of
/ the two companies FOR their approval
which was given unanimously.
The Emergency Fleet Corporation
/ Is now expected iO Offer the house.
at Union Park Gardens Go the present
/ tenants. Just when they will De OF
fered for sale is not announced. how
ever. although The offer may be mad'
In September.
In AN probability the plan 90 hi
followed here In selling the house.
continued on paee Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
SENTIMENT IN
|. STATEGROWS
FORHARDING
Charles Warner, Republican
Chairman, Pleased With
Delaware's Conditions
LIMIT DONATIONS
TO CAMPAIGN FUND

That there is a growing public SEN
ument for Harding and Coolidge. the
Republican nominees for President
ana Nlce-presidenl has been found
ny CHARLES Warner, chairman OF the
republican state Committee. In his
ups throughout the State ON which
he has conferred not only with men
active IN the party's affairs but with
voters generally Mr. Warner has
Just returned from a ihrce-dav trip
through lower New Castle county
and part OF Kent county.
The conditions n lower New Gas
tle and the part OF Kent county vis-
lied. said Chairman Warner. "aro
very satisfactory from the Repuhll-
can standpoint. There is an incroas-
ing sentiment I'm behalf of me na-
tlonal ticket. The more The people
learn OF Harding and Coolidge. ihl
more they read the public statement.
or these two leaders defining their
position upon the ISSUES OF the dav
the more earnest is the public AL.
Nocacy ~ the Republican ticket. Mer
IN a position 10 speak advisedly of
sentiment In their local communities
assure me That The Harding -COolidci
sentiment has waxed appreciahi,
stronger In the last two weeks ana
That they feel confident This will con.
iinue as the campaign wears on anf
ne issues become more thorough,
discussed.
81 am informed by ,hc men thai
the interest or the rank and nle of
Continued on Page TwO.)
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
TOSELLP.&J.
JERSEY PLANT
Superintendent Coke Ex-
poets Deal to Be Consum-
mated in Few Days
SAYS WORK
WILL GO ON

Following the lauurhing NJ the i2,-
JOO-ton cargo carrier James Otis at The
Pusey & Jones Shlpyard, Gloucester
City. on saturday. william G. Coke.
gecnral manager OF The company. an
nounced that the sale OF the plant is
pending and may be consummaied
this week. At this time Mr.. Coke said
he Is not at liberty 10 announce the
Identity Of the men or syndicate who
are 10 take over the plant. but they
are substantial men who represent
large interests. are practical ship
builders and mean business The plant
will not close when The only remain
ing ship on the ways Is launched
within a month 10 is the Intention
OF the new interests. he said, 10 use
the north yard. known as the Pcnnsyl-
yania yard for The construction OF
ships and the lower. or New Jersey
yard FOR repairing vessels. 10 Is like
ly that one or more dry docks will be
constructed.
Mr.. Coke said The Pusey & Jones
plant has been breaking records In
building ships, having built them
quicker and cheaper than other yards
along the Delaware and proven 20 the
shipbuiiding world mat craft can De-
launched fully completed and much
money thus saved on construction
costs The announcement OF Mr.
Coke soon spread among the employ
es. 10 whom 10 was gratifying. as they
had feared the plant would soon close
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
FOR
CITY SCHOOLS
Budget is Adopted After
Much Ado Over
Nothing"
STRADLEY'S BOLT
FORCES ACTION

Dissention over the budget pre-
sented by Shermer II. Stradiey. chair
man Of the finance committee. was
the cause Of another turbulent ses-
sion Of the Board OF Education last
night After a lengthy discussion OF
the subject the meeting ended in a
love feast, which ccemed earlier in
the evening Go De a remote possibility.
The principal figures IN the discus
sion were Mr.. Sradley and Erdman
Hoffman, chairman OF the fuel and
janitors' committee. Mr.. Honman's
objection was that he had not been
consulted by the finance committee
as 10 the financial needs 0f his com
mittee, and felt that that committee
should have shown him that courtesy.
After several OF the members, in
1 the last five or ten minutes Of the
meeting. took occasion TO say that
I the budget was the best they have
seen since being a member OF the
IIboard. 10 was passed unanimously by
a yea and nay vote.
The meeting, in addition 10 being
one or the stOrmiest held by the
/ body was one OF the longest. 10 be-
] lA~ INNN nUWAN NNNW minutes 1NNWA p
/ midnight when adjournment was
/ ordered.
When the budget was offered by
| Mr.. Stradley. ne stated that the COM
[ mittee had endeayOred to give the
committees the amounts they had re-
| quested. He moved the adoption OF
| the budget, but Mr. Hoffman expressed
his opinion that 10 should flrst be
considered by the board as a COM
| mittee OF the whole. However, the
Stradley motion was passed.
Mr. Campbell also offered objection
90 the adoption OF the budget with
out further considerltion, whereupor
Mr.. Stradley declared that he wa:
irving 10 hide nothing, that he was
playing In the open.
Despite that Mr.. Stradley's motion
had been declared passed by. inc
president, the board decided to 50
INTO me meeting OF the whole TO dis
cuss the budget, as well as bids foi
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
DISCUSS VALUE
OF RAILWAYLTNES

The Public Utility Commission
held an executive session last evening
to discuss the valuation of the VII
mington and Philadelphia Traction
Company's railway property with the
representative OF Drum & Company.
who had been summoned 90 appeai.
before The commission. All the mem-
bers OF the commission were present
The valuation and the petition Of the
traction company for an elght-cent
fare were thoroughly discussed and
the representative OF Drum & Com
pany fully explained the details OF
the valuation and was questioned at
lenghth as 10 various points on
which the commission wanted addi-
adjourned without taking any action,
but will have a meeting boz the near
future at which 10 is expected the
matter will be brought up for action
Mayor Taylor in a statement said
. he had so FAR found 10 impossible 10
get a capable man TO M a vacancy
In the Board from the Fourth Repre- 2
sentative district
1t requires a man who is able 10
understand statements, reports. files
and statistics In general" said Mr.
Taylor. up TO this time ] have had
three refusals for the appointment
which is now open, not 10 speak of
the one which viii occur on August
4. The men will not take a position
which does not return them enough
money. The pay Is only s. a meeting
toialing. possibly. $50 a year hope
90 be able 90 have something d6n-
mite by the end OF the week. but from
the present conditions 10 will not be-
I forthcoming he said.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
TITUS SURE OF
G. VICTORY
Revenue Collector Says
Harding Deeply Impressed
Notification Day Throng
FINDS WIDESPREAD
PRAISE FOR NOMINEE

John Titus. state revenue collector.
has just returned from an extended
trip following a visit 10 Marion. Ohio,
where ne attended The meeting which
formally notified senator Harding Of
his Presidential nomination. Mr.. Titus
talked with scores OF men during his
trip and Judging from their remarks.
DE Is Of the opinion that the hepub-
lican ticket Is a sure winner
while in Marion said Mr.. Titus 10
a representative OF The Evening
Journal this morning, 81 talked with
leading men from an parts OF the
country and they were an OF one
mind. namely that sentiment was
rapidly crystalizlng In favor Of Sena-
tor Harding. one fact that left It's
impression upon me was the unani-
nifty OF citizens Of an parties In Mar
ion for Mr.. Hardins's election. ] talked
ln two prominent Democrats OF Mar
ion. one OF them a banker and one
of them the largest lumber dealer IN
that section. They h0tl assert that
they are enthusiastically for Mr.
Harding's election and are going to
work increasingly 20 bring 70 about
! Was IN Cleveland and talked with
a great number Of men In the lead
ing hotels. ] was on one OF the DIG
lake steamers running from CleNe'
land TO Buffalo. J spent some tim,
In Buffalo. and ! spent. an told, con
siderable time In Pullman cars; al
ways / made 10 a point 20 engage
men in conversation REGARDING thl
Republican ticket and ] found univer
Continued on Page IWol
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
NEWARK WANTS
ROAD REPAIRS
Used as Detour Because of
Condition of Main High
way to Wilmington
PAY TWO FARMERS
FOR CROP DAMAGES

Levy Court at its meeting today
received a communication requesting
that temporary repairs, by the use Of
cinders or similar material be made
10 the road South OF Newark proper
connecting the Depot Road and Elk
ton Road. The rOad passes Red Mems
Home. The communication COM
planned that this road has been prac-
tically impossible at times and has
caused damages to numerous auto
mobiles. The Importance Of repair
ing 10 Is accentuated by the fact that
10 Is used as a short cut from Balti-
more via C0oches 10 Wilmington. be-
cause OF the main road being in bad
condition. The petitioners Stale they
were previously advised by County
Engineer Grubb that 70 will be inn
possible TO macadamize the road
This season. In closing they asked
that II it would be impossible 10 re-
pair the entire road. that repairs
should be made 10 the cast end where
the traffic is the heaviest. The COM
municatiOn was referred to the Coun-
iy Engineer.
The petitioners were: Thomas r.
Manns, e. G. Palmer. 5. l.. Conrad, j.
4. DOugherly r.. q. Bausman. sccre-
larv Of state. Everett q. Johnson. NJ
u. Pence. Theodore T. Martin. Fred
erick Ritz and George W. Rossell.
The Levy Court today cancelled the
warrant drawn for siiJ0 from the Lin
coin Highway Bond issue in favor
Of Mrs. Ellen J. Nought The court
also ordered that two warrants be
drawn and charged 10 Lincoln High
way bond issue-One for Sii00 in favor
Of Mrs. Ellen J. Nought for land dam
ages and fencing and one for $50 in
Continued on Page TwO.)
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
auto Clue To
HARNESS Theft
Tire Marks in Road Lead to-
Arrest of Suspected
Thieves
THREE YOUTHS ARE
IN ELKTON JAIH

Automobile tire trarks leading from
the barn Of Louis klecs In pencade~
Hundred, short distance below th8
Pennsylvania Railroad station. Ne,,'-
ark led TO the crrest this morning AZ
Elk. Mills, Md, Of three young men on
a charge OF stealing a large quantity
OF harness from Tie barn. The young
men under arrest and VINO are now iff
Elkton jail, are Arthur Pratt and
Ellis and Alvin Bowman. brothers.
All OF the harness Is also said 10 hava
been recovered when The arrest was
made.
The robbery took place some Tina
sunday night. Mr.. Klees. who is VIII
mlngton manager for the White Moior.
Company. noticed the tracks of an
automobile leading up 20 the barn anf
yesterday he took an automobile tires
expert 10 his farm Wiih.him from mix
city This expert al once informed
Mr.. klces Just what make OF tires haf
made The tracks
Mr.. klees already had his suspic-.
ions OF who had robbed him OF prar-s
ticqlly an The best harness In his barn
and the statement OF the tire oxpcrk
Continued on isagc Two
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
LABOR TO OPPOSE
RAIL RATE BOOST

WASHINGTON. July q United
Press. Organized railroad labor will
soon make known its definite decision
to oppose the granting OF the full
demand for rate increase put forward
by railroad executives, il was learned
today
Back Of labor's opposition is the de-
termination 10 refiIte the repeated
argument that the public must bear
the entire burden OF the S600OOO.O 600
wage increase recently granted by
the railroad labor board
Studies Of the rail managers most
recent request for increased rates
as we'll ar the first request laid be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Com
mission several weeks ago, are now
being made by the labor leaders with
help o. experts.
When the rate hearings are held.
the labor union heads will be ready
TO argue that they will bring in sew
eral hundred million dollars a year
more than the railroads should have
TO meet running expenses and pay a
reasonable profit.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
With
ALLEUROPE,
SOVIETS' AIM
France However, Refuses to
Recognize Lenine's Red
Government
ARMTSTICE PARLEY TO
OPEN ON FRIDAY

LONDON, July q. United Press. .-
Russo-Polish armstice negotiations
VIII begin on Friday. at Baranoyitchl
IN the provinceof GrodnO, between
Minsk and Pinsk, a Moscow wireless
dispatch today announced. llostili-
Ties VIII cease Immediately upon
opening OF negotiations, the dispatch
said.
Warsaw dispatches said the Polish
armistice commission had already lefi
That city iO meet BOlshcvk COM
manders, without knowing where or
40 what date the negotiations were
i0 Doc conducted The armisticc line
viii run along the general line fixed
by The Allies at Spa.
Premier Lloyd George has lefl
+ Hyihe for Boulome. where he vii
infer with Premier Millerand. Mar.
shal Foch and other French military
government officials regarding On,
/ RussO-pOlish situation. 10 was be
I lleNcd this conference might result ir
+ idcit approval OF the Russian govern
ment without granting formal polii
/ cal recognition.
Il was understood the British pre-
/ mier would endeavOr 10 persuade ihl
/ Frfnchmen 20 attend the PROPOSED
/ Observation-Disclosures peace pour
/ parlors soon 10 begin 40 London Ihl
| British premier's sudden decision Q,
confer with the French officials FOL
lowed receipt Of a wireless dispatcl
/ from Georg Tchtchierin, BOlshevil
I foreign minister. suggesting a confer
/ ence Of an the Allies at London. 3,
/ consider the Polish situation.
The tone Of this dispatch was de-
clared TO be diciatorial and unsalis
I factory 10 the British government
Tho Soviels sought 20 disassociat
The proposed conference at LOnd0i
from the Polish question and 10 maxi
The conference a round table. at which
negotiations could be conducted look
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
YouNG PREACHER AT sECOND.

Donald Cl0ward. member OF Sec
ond Baptist Church. who Is preparing
for the ministry at Buchnell UniNersi-
is. preached in that church on sunday
morning. His subject was "A Life Of
service" Attendance at the Wednes-
day evening prayer meetings is being
sustained through holding the meet
ings of the Christian EndeavOr Society
In union with the prayer meetings
Granville p. Alexander Is 10 lead this
weeks service. His subject will be
Women and Children First"
Evening journal., 1920-07-27

surrender was acceptable on condi-
ton that he repair the railroads he
had destroyed. he was told 90 re-
port 10 General EugcniO Martinez al
Torreon. 70 was declared today villa
had already reported 90 Martinez and
had elNen assurances his force was
ready % execute government orders.
villa had previously offered lO sur
render and recognize the De la Hueria
government, but his offor was re-
lected because the conditions he laid
down were not acceptable. A caN-
airy force numbering 5000 government
troops were pursuing him in Chi
huahua when his unconditional offer
of surrender was received today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
Pure MEAT AND
MILK FOR CITY
Board of Health May Put
Up Bars at Afternoon
Meeting
ASK ABOUT GARBAGE
SITUATION, TOO

Important matters affecting the
health OF Wilmingtonians are to come
before the meeting OF the Board OF
Health this afternoon Or. Charles
i,ied i5np{' h presIGenI Oh ,h e eoSI eoSsidol SS
ton Will be given DO the milk and
meal supply subjects. with a view n
strengthening the present safeguards
against impure products finding their
way into the city.
That beef Of tubcrcular cattle is
being sold In this city was charged
yesterday by city official. and Meat
Inspector Charles W. Lutz. admitted
his belief that some tubercular beef
finds its way into Wilmington and is
being sold In this city
10 Is expected Inspector Lutz will be
Continued on Page Fourteen.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
23C SUGAR FOR
WORKERS FAMILIES

The food committee OF the Central
Labor Union announces sale be-
ginning at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing In lrish-American Hall. COS French
street OF sugar In 5-pound lots. al %
cents a pound. The sale is a part Of
the committees program 10 reduce
The high cost OF living here.
Because Of the limited supply on
hand, the sugar however, will be sold
only TO holders Of labor union mom-
bership caVds. or members Of union
mems families who show the cards
or produce union receipt books Of
their husbands or brothers.