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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
LA"TIPICA LERDO DE TEJADA'
EN- PIEDRAS NEGRAS, COAH,

EAGLE PASS, TEX. Abril s.
La Orguesta Tipica Mexicana "Lerdo
de Iejada," en- la que fieuran arts
tas de reconocido merito, Sc presento
hoy en- Ia noche en- ell Teatro Acuha
de Ia vecina poblacion coahuilense de
Piedras Negras.
La orquesta trae ONO s~olistas a
los violinistas Manuel Maynes Prince
Y Parcual Viderique, a. pianista Igna-
clio Torres, al cellista, Rarulfo Espin-
dola Y a los mandolinistas jose Bri-
Seno Y Daniel Velazquez y como vo-
calista a Jacobo Rosete Y a los her
manos Velazquez. Figura como bal.
l%arina, Ia senorita Elisa Altamirano.
FL debut de la ~orquesta constituyo
TODD III eXito Y e. teatro Sc VIC plet0-
rico De concurrencia, entire Ia que ha-
bia IN numcro de familias america
mas de esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
LA CONTABILIDAD EN- LA VIDA

La vida es un concrete donde COM
pramos los placeres a Gambia de la
felicidad.
La conciencia es el "libro diario",
donde figuran, dia por dia, las opera
clones del hombre.
Los ~errores, omisiones o "partidas
nal hechas," sc han dc salvar con una
''contrapartida': el arrepentimiento,
porquc es sabido que en Ia concicn-
cha. como en- Ell ''diario'. no pucde ha-
Der tachadura.
La honradez cS vcrdadero ''capi-
81, del hombre.
FL corazon es la GAIA donde guar
damos nuestros ]tesoroS: ell amor. la
amistad. etc.
Los desenganos son "cfectas a pa
gar q la condicion humana.
Para alguno que conozca, el amor
y Ia amistad son dos cfectos que de-
ben figurar en- la cuenta de "mer-
~cancias generates.
I%Iusiones Y desenganos ...Esto
es. "~ganancias ~yperdidas.'
.Placeres y lagrimas.....He aqul
"debido V credito.'
La fe!icidad o la d~csgracia: este es
ell "saldo".
Nuestras acciones son el ''libro ma
yor"'. IN extracto del "diario.
Nuestros deberes son "~pagares'
Que Ia sociedad gira contra nosotros.
FL matrimonio cs Ia 'cuenta POI
mitad."
Las ~deSgracias son e. "b2lance de
comprehension" de las ~protestas de
amistad Y adhesion dc los amigos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
IN GALLO ~ESTUDIANTIL.

Todos los estudiantes legiomonta.
nos So estan ~preparando coHvenicn
teroente para celebrar un rallc pistc,
nuGo-segUn sus propias palabras-cl
dia rcirte d3l mes en- curse. con el
,bJeto dc celcb,ar con jubilo inusi
taGo 81 primer ~aniverSar:o de IA fun.
racion de la Liea de Estudiantcs
Neoloneses. simpatica institution que
mucho ha co~ntribuido en- ~ciertos ca
SOS q la bucna seduction de alguncs d
su;tos publicos. orientando Ia OPT
Mon De los obrcros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
APPREHENSION DE Fee
RROCA2RILEROS.

FL Juzgado dc Distrito de csta
ciudad libro orden de apprehension en-
contra de los senc:es Juan {. Faz-
cuez Y Leonardo NarvacZ, mayordo-
no Y cabo, resp1ctivamente, de los "a
Heres del Ferrocarril Central La
.aptura Sc hizo a pedimento del Lie.
lose Maria Cantu. Agente del Nj,
historic Publico Federal, pero no Sc
han dado a concc2r las faltas o los
dclitcs cometidos pcr los servidores
de las Lineas Nacionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

ver dc locrar Ia apprehension del Sc
nor Miguel 4. Macias, empleado de
quejoSc. que hugo en- ~pasados dias dc
la capital de San Luis Potosi. llevan,
dose la considerable suma de cuatro
nil rcsHs orc nacioHal.
El sensr Garibi Rivera tiene ra
zones para suponer CUE q INTEL EN-
pleado Sc vino para esta ciudad, con
81 objntc d. encaminarse q Ia from
terra de los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
Ell OBISPADO SERA 0FlCINA
DE C0RREOS.

Iuforma 81 administrator de co,
rreos de Ia ciudad. cue va esta er
entendimientos con cl gobierno re.
neral. a fin DC Que destine para of,
Gina de correos e. antique edificio que
hasta hace POGO ocupo ell A~rzobispa,
do lie I.inares, situado Ell Ia esquina
Sures.c re Ia plaza de ~Zaragoza.
Fl cmpleado federal local Sc pro,
pcne esrablecer una oficina moderna
! adecuada err Ccuarto ST. estructura
material que corresponds q las eXigen
cias de la poblacj0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Te'czr-n.a Esges.G, DG-o IL FEENSA.
NUEVA YORK, abril Los te-
legramas procedentes de la frontera
indican QUO la situacion en- ell Estado
de Sonora ha ~empeorado a causa de
Ia de Ia intervention dc las
fuerzas federales en- el manejo de
los ~ferrocarrjles que estan paralizados
con motive de Ia huelga.
Dicese CUE las fuerEas del Estado
Sc encuentran listas para imredir cue
las fuerz7s federales Sc mezclen en-
este aSunto Y cue, en- consequential.
sc considera inminentc IN choque en-
tire ambaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
"A. CIUDAD T~RANQUIL.A.

En- las oficinas del Municipio Sc
recibicron va les informes que men
sualmante rirden las industries : de.
mas centres de actiyidad. acerca de
los academies. huelces. etc, etc, que
Sc registrar Gurante e. mes.
Los correspcnGientes al pasado
Mario son satisfactorios, pues no SC
prescnto ninguno nj hubo motive de
queja on los centres de trabajo.
e. paro temporal de la ,CerYeceria
fuc el unico. pero Sc debio, como es
hicn saoido va del dominic plblico
va del dominic puhlico a dificultades
habidos ron eli gobierno, que afortu-
nadamente va Sc arreglaron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
PARA LAS
ESCUEL.AS.

Narios particulars. sabcdores de
que las auroridaGrS no c2"J.tan con
10 suficiente para atenGer a las e5.
cuclaS dc Il ~onblacion en- - Que res
re,ra 4 titles, a donald a sHa2 dc
doscieatcs pesos. los que desde luego
zeran utilizadcs en- la compra dc IL
bros cue estan hacienda falta Ell al
cunoS de los ESTABLISHMENTS educa-
tivoS. En- este sentido informo al
Avur,amiento e. comisionado de ms
Crucci5n. Prof. Anastasio Trerino
Nart!aez. indican do que habia dado
las ~oracias a los donantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
NO PODIA ESTAR EN- PIE.

No Sc necesita mucho para que los
rinones no funcionen bien e inmedia-
tamente Ell ORGANISING empieza a lie
narse dc veneno que originan gra-
YES Intermediates. D. c. Diamond. -.
1855 ". 80 ST. Cleveland, O.. dice:
"La terrible tos Y resfriado que su-
fri afectaron mis- rinoes Y mi es-
palda estaba tan delicada que no po-
dia estatr de pie. Tome Foley Kid
ney Pills v me dieron I'm excelente
resultado. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
EXCELENTE SERV4CIO DE
EXPRESO.

Dcsde aver eStan a. ~servicIo &c
las oficinas de eXpreso, Ell esta ciu'
dad. dos p~oderosos camiones, en- les
oue SC rcDartira con eficacia ) prom
ti,ud tcia la mercancia que Ia po-
tlaci6n reciba por csc rap;do servi.
clio.
Los camiones vienen a susti,nlr e!
antique sist,ma de carros de mulas
cue Va Il 10 cuaGra con las actiyilades
leCicmontauas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
-w- e@
;=SS>
UNA MUJER MOMIFICADA

LAREDO, Texas. Abril S.-Despa-
chos de Veracruz t%rasgnitidos via
Ciudad de Mexico, infornan que un
medico aleman llamado Clemente
Swain fue detenido en- los momentos
en- que intentaba embarcar para Nue.
va ORLEANS, con una GAIA en- la cual
conducia e. cuerpo de una mujer mo-
mificado.
Sc agrega que las autoridades pro
cedieron a hacer iavestigaciones del
case V cue 81 doctor Swain declare
cue Ia momia la adquirio en- Guiana.
.juato V que es de las que eXisten ALI
mace centenares de amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
UN O~BREGONISTA LA
MADO i MEXICO.

Ha sido llamado a la capital de Ia
Republica ell ~coronel Jesus RAMIREZ
Quintanilla. Z qUier Sc ordeno Sc
uresentara en- Ia Secretaria dc Cue
IRA. a fin de que pase al cuerpo de
iefcs oficiales en- disponibilidad, dc
aQuella plaza. Ell lamado obedece
zeglr parece. a que es partidario del
general Aware Obregon. pues en- tai
sentido Sc recibieron irformes entire
los militares ca~crancistas de alta gra
Guacion de esta plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
JI.EGD FRANCISCO
NGRGUTA

De una marcra cN~c.aoficlal Sc 81
be que hoy Ilegara = este capital Ell
s~usuntuoso rren especial. Francisco
Murguia. jete dc las operaciones en-
is Esrados de Tamaulipas : Nue-
vo Leon.
Las acti,ldadas del militar carran-
cista t.enem. scgun Sc dice. relacion
con las condolences actualeS de Ia pc
lcia n~acionaI, Y. al Gcclr dc les mis-
mos ~iufor7ucs, viene a esta con ell OBJ
jcto ,e zanzibar q Quartet general de
C5uGaI Victoria a esta mi<ma ciu-
dad.
"A FIESTA Del BUEN PASTOR
FL @c0ieruo del Estado cnvio ofjcio
al director &c Ia penitenc:aria para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
iAYTDA \ LOS PERJUDICA-
DOS POR Ell VENTARRON.

FL g]obernador del EsUado ordeno
4 Ia Tesoreria General que cnviara
= las autoridadeS de E~illaldauia, de
/ eS.a entidad. Ia suma de doScienros
, pesos para ayudar I las personals que
sufriegon graves perjuiciCs con mott
vo del viento ~huracsnado, que azoto
hace djaS. EsUa cantidad ssra dis
rribu;da entIc los vecinoS de la Ha-
cienda de Santa Fe. cercana a Ia Vi
La lie Sablnas HiGalGo. que tue"on
los one mayores danos sufrierOn con
( el terrible ventarron. dejando I algu,
nos dr elloS sin hogan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
MONTERREY NJ [.
Salvador AIvarado regreso a Estados Unidos.-Ayuda a los
damnifcados -Llega Murguia. La fiesta del Buen
Pastor.-Donativos para las escueEas.-Un delegado
medico.-Otras noticias.

que de toda suerte de facllidades a los
presses. 4 fin de que celebren con to-
da expansion la fiesta del Buen Pas
ter. el dia dieciocho del actual, como
Sc ina acosJumbrado desde que fue
inaugurado sse establecimiento.
Ia banda de musica municipal to.
cara en- la fiesta, Y damas caritativas
reGiomontanas repartiran regaloS q
los presos, como Sc hace cada aho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Para libros en- espano, diriJase
listed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
1lS y. Sta. Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
TX DEL.EGADO MEDICO.

Fl DR.. A. Cuaron. que rsdica en- 81
puerto de Tampico. lego a esta ciu,
dad. ' Mahana continuara 81 viaje
= la ciuoad de Toluca. 4 dcnde va co
no dclccado al Consreso Medico que
ella va a celebrarse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
.PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS

He aQui una lista. de los muchos ar
ticulos que SC encuentran en- este es-
tablecimiento. Y que 81 precio no ad-
mite competencia. Estos precios son
Al por. mayor. Segun IA cantidad del
pcdido. es cl precio, como sigue:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Entre mcdicos:
La enfermedad Gle Martinez ha
tcnido un funesto desenlace.
-;Ha mue1to?
No; pero no me hs pagado t.
CutntI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

MONTERREY. Abri 6.-Despues
de haber conference.-the coz. el candi
dato Aware Oregon. POGO antes do
cue este partiera para Ia ciudad de
Mexico. 81 general Salvador Alvarado
partio para Ia frcntera, informando
4 sUs amigos que de aqui Sc dirigia
nuevamente a Is Estados Unidos pa,
"a a~rre~lar dversos asuntos y que
m~archaria en- seguida Il Estado de
Sonora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Is n i7mosrl Do sombrero fayo-'ta De 'os
mIn--Cs. tanoi-D pu-de usa-Se n 4 casa.
on r. -auc7o. ca-a. ~ fin. para lodo % que
s." U-te-z- y" a. tropirzc - Ia oascuridad {:
1r1"nc #Ua hoy misro. Son uuy ~S"nclllss.
"rp@o'rlcas y sicmprc estHn lists. dan luz
1.auauislrGa. sc garantiza que drra-an in
Getin3Gsr.enrc HaEa 81 orden hoy misuo.
= paSuc Sis. .sol=u~,te 81 -cci6irls. Tam
oi-a e ravl&=e nj ca;a!oEo de iaupar&s. Es-
c-Iba cIaramcnts sU uom6re : direction.
l.. {. POiHEMUS
Box z. Miami Ark.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
Sc PIDE LA CAPTURA DE
IN l.ADRON.

FL Inspector de la policla recibid
una nota firmada por el comeccian
te potosino, enc Manuel Garibi RI.
vera. en- Ia que suplica ayuda para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Tsmbiea teaemos en existenc!z mas de 200
classes dc yerbas mediciaAIes. Tojo pediGo de-
be vcai- accompanied de So impo-te. Este
anuneio bus1uese en- e pe-iedico Ia Prenss"
e ssbado O domingo de cata semans. Sc
aGvieEte a todas las personals que ronsan su
domicilio carc para evitar t-xstornos en- Ia
correspondence. Sc mandan listas de precios
a TODD aauel que las solicitc. Diriiase Il CO.
rrespoudencia en- IA siguiente fo-ma:
SR. SoSTENES MIRELES.
lan c-IxrrSn-S - san rrnnio-fcxaS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

En- caatidades de ) a - dollars. vendenlos
S1.So orc o plata mexlcana por Sl.oo dollar,
librc de gasto Y comlsion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
PARECE INMINENTE UN CHCQUE
ENTIRE LAS FUERZAS FEDERA-
LES ! LAS DEL ESTADO
DE SONORA

Telcz,ena E,ge.'q. pare IL FEENS.A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

l.s Sc Laredo, So San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

En- c~antidades de $4,000 dollars en- adelante,
dollar. lbre de gasto y comision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09

that the ease would not 20 10 the Jury
before late today or some time to-
morrow.
Mayor Freed.
Lorenzo Dcfsasio. deputy sheriff Of
San Miguel county and mayor OF Las
Vegas. was found not guilty of the
charge OF violation OF the national
prohibition act his morning. He had
be n charged with buying two quarts
from a boy for SIS and having them
unluwfu1ly In his possession. : The
hearing Of the case was completed
late yesterday afternoon and the jury
instructed TO give It's verdict this
morning. The case Of James Whit.
more, "A companion case OF that cf
Deleado, was dismissed. Cccilio
~Provencio, OF Las Cruces, pleaded
guilty to having liquor In his posses.
sion. and was fined 800.
Ed G. Tafoya Of Santa Re is court
interpreter and Fred Thayer and
Victor PHdilla are bailins. Sheriff
Rafael Garcia announced last night
that Bert Ray, charged with robbing
a store at lsleta and later mixing his
escape from the Winsiow jail after
overpowering ana heating the Tailor
has been brought To tie county jail.
Others brought here yesterday to
await trial are Stophin Sestin, David
Del Vale. Juan Dei Vale, and james
O'Malley and two boy companions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
Making Corn Whiskey Not All
Fun; Witness Tells HOw One Still
Exploded, Another Caught Fire

Making corn whiskey Is not all fun.
John Ingram. M Of the CHIEF wit
ncsses In tho case Of Otto C%orneEgia
Of Gallup, so tod the federal court
and jury this morning Corniggit II
charged with making whiskey In "A
still at Cinrkviile. six miles from Gal.
iup last May and June.
ingram and ]. J. Williams are said
TO have been implicated In the manu-.
fncturc OF the liquor. Ingram testi-
fled that n Of the first sample stills
TINT WIS put up exploded when he
tried to operate IL. Another still, he
said, caught on fire and all the mash
was scorchcd. This was but two Of
q number OF hard luck stories told BY
the witness.
Hard to Operate.
CorneRFia. he testified. hired him
10 make the liquor, promising hin,
from SIS to sac a gallon FOR the fin
ished product. lie said hat he had
seen stills operate In the south. when
Ia hoy. but not having ever done the
work himself q IA hard time. lie
said Ccrncggia knew how M tried
TO show him, but that .c~orneiggia
dared not come too often to his place
where the still was, for fear OF getting
clught.
Ingram war prompted TO umler.
take the work, he said. because Cor.
negeia told him that he could make
/ n 1000 In "A few weeks. He needed
the money to undergo an operation,
he said. and thus was tempted to un'
dertnkc che work and run the risk
Of the law.
Mrs. ingram. wife of the man
charged with being implicated In thu
liquor manufacture, took the stand
just before noon and also corrobor
ated the hard luck stories told by her
husband. She said that the first stills
did not work and that her husband
and C~OrneFgia continually got otherT.
Mrs. Ingram was on the STAN when
the noon recess was called ard WIS
recalled TO the a as 500 MS the
afternoon session began.
She had gone TO buy the corn meal
and sugar on n occasion. she said.
The cross examination by Attorneys
u. y. Barnes, for C~orneiggia. and bv
Henry q. Coors. Jr.. for the prosecu.
ton, consumed considerable time an !
IL was believed late this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
RED CROSS SEEKS
1000 MEMBERS
IN THE COUNTY
No Drive for Funds This
Year; Only Enroll
ments Sought

Plans for the fourth Red Cross
rcll call are gradually taking shape
under the direction Of members Of
the executive committee OF the Albu-
querque chapter. Because OF the re-
action following the stress Of election.
Il has not been possible to arrange
for the usual elaborate organization
for handling this campaign. How
over. ~ View OF the fact that nc of-
for Will be made this year to cur
funds beyond the actual memberships,
% IS ~ loved that the public VIII re-
spond readily to the suggestions Of
the executive committee and hat the
roll call win more han go over the
top. The quota OF members expect
Cd from Albuquerque and adjacent
territory In the county Is 1000. This
Is cOusidercd "a conservative estimate
aud tue number should easily exceed
this by n thousand or more.
IL u hoped to secure one worker
'or each block In the city to secure
end renew memberships only within
his block. In this way tho work
should be completed within two ar
three DAYS. AZ far as possible the
noighhorhood cnnvnss will be made
Monday and Tuesday OF next week.
MEANWHILE, In order that no M may
miss the opportunity of securing
membership, a number OF places will
be pro gided In tho buainess section
for this purpose. Memberships may
also be secured at any time from No
vember II to 25 at Red Cross head
quarters. 21Oh West Central. IN
overy case q certificate of member
ship, n window card and a 1921 mem.
bcrship button wiz be given In &C.
knowledgment.
The committee requests all persons
who are willing to be responsible FOR
MEMBERSHIPS In the block H. which
he lives. or theirs who wish TO volun-
teor. to telephone 447-J. or call at
Re- Cross headquarters. 2tOh West
Central, where supplies may he nh.
tanned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
Hits Four Cars and
Wagon in Learning
To Drive New Auto

A man giving tho name Of j. Blntt
startcd out to drive n new car this
afternoon. He did not 30 very far
before he had numerous collisions.
He struck four automobiles and the
Pioneer bakery wagon when going
between Gold and Silver avenue on
South First street.
III bakery wagOn and Bachechi
Mercantile company truck. We're the
most badly dnmaged. Blatt was cited
to appear in court tonight nj 8 o'clock
on tho charge OF not having a drivers
license. Blatt told the police that he
was unable to work the shift prop
erly. He intended to throw on the
rcvernc. but instead had the "a in
low gear. he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09

The Grand Canyon OF the Colorado
is sl7 miles long and from9 to 10
miles wide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
Secretary Colby Is
Planning a Trip
To South America

WASHINGTON. Nov. g.-Secretnry
Colby OF the state department, will
leave Tor South America within two
wuCks or an official visit, II President
Wilson approves the trip.
Secretary Daniels conferred with
Secretary Colby today regarding the
assignment Of a hattleship for the
trip, which will he primarily to re-
turn the visits OF Presidents Brum,
Of UruEsy and Pessoa OF Brazil. II Is
Mt prcrent planned hat Mr.. Colby
will visit no other South American
countries.
Details Of the trip. including the
personnel OF the party that will ac-
company Mr.. Colby have been com
plotted and await only the presidents
approval before being formally an
nounced. II was learned that n score
of attaches and diplomats viii be In
the party and elaborate plans have
been made Mt Rio De Janorio and
Montevidoo for formal state rccep-
lions and entertainments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
OF SUN
NOT VISIBLE HERE
Old Sol to Be Partly Oh.
scured as Far South
as Denver

Poor old Sol. In spite Of a shift
INK haze today he's been trying his
best to live up to New Mexico's fepu-
tation and tomorrow hen have the
moon to contend with. 4 partial
eclipse OF the sun has been scheduled
for tomorrow morning. IL win not
he visible here. however.
The moon passing across the face
OF the sun from east to west will
produce n maximum observation oi
7f.2 per cent. The passing viii last
about an hour and n half. The eclipse
viii not be visible south OF Denver
or west OF Arkansas. however.
No previous eclipscs Of the sun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-09
BILLIE LANDRUh
FAILS TO GET CENT
FOR LOSS OF JEWELS
Jury Finds for Fred Hair
vey in Suit Alleging
Liability

After four days fight for $4,000
damages for the alleged theft Of
three diamond rings from the Alva-
rndo hotel, T. Binio Gandrum, now
Mrs. bishop. faiied to recover a cent
from Fred Harvey on her lost Jewels.
The Jury brought In q verdict for
tho defendant this morning.
Tho verdict returned this morning
rond. "Wo the jury, by direction of
the court find the issues for the de-
fcndant" Signed. Aaron +. Cornog,
foreman.
The trial has been In progress four
days and has involved "a great NUM-
Der OF witnesses. Mrs. Bishop and
her companion. Mrs. Baldwin, who
was with her at the hotel at the
time OF the loss Of the rings. were
subjected TO severe cross eNamina-
tiun yesterday.
The plaintiff failed to prove any
negligence on tho part OF the hotel
aimee ample protection against loss
was offered to guests who cared to
deposit their valuablcs IN the safety
vault Of the hotel In the charge Of
bonded employees.
Negligence on the part Of Mrs.
Blshop was also admitted by her
when upon examination h said that
she dld no remove her rings from
the pillow case on the morning OF
the theft as she had been accustom-
ed To do Immediately upon arising.
Mrs. Bishop charged that the dia-
monds. which were of great beauty
and size. had been negligehtly taken
from her room by some employe OF
the hotel or that they had been
stolen. The los occurred on the
morning OF February 4. ono ring
was found on the floor after the bed
had been stripped OF covering but
the others were alleged TO have dis
appeared.
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have been visible hore this wear.
Thore have been two total cciipaes
OF tho moon, the latest OF which was
on the morning OF October 81.
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The first practical typewriter in
vented IN America vas patented
by Charles Thurber OF Worcester.
Macs. In iSf3.
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WANTED-Cott0n rags at the
Herald Office Job Dept.
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1--WE just been told hat I'm not
doing the right thing by my family"
Who dared 20 say such n thing to
your"
"A life insurance agent
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In 1900 there were b.737.372
farms. this increased 10 s,361,5Q2
IN 1910, and to 0,t4o,096 In 1890, the
smallest Increase recorded.
Drift 10 cities during the war had
Ia morT abandoned farms, ana IN
cDmhininE Of farma-
states shelving the largest ln-
crease Ia numbers arr California
ItEaa. Minnesota. South Carolina,
Georgia, CoioFado, Afknnsae4 The
Alaatai losers Included Illinois, Ohio,
Pennsylvania New York. and Ala
fama'
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Number Of Farms

This shows the slowing up OF In.
crease In number OF farms In the
Z nited States, 40 revealed by the
lsao ssaaus.