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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
CLUBDOM
BEETHOVEN elge VII

GIVE POSTPONED CONCERT
The members - the Beethoven club
VIII sive faa concert program plannea
fer January and postponed Oh account
Of the influenza situation. on saturday
Afternoon az 9 o'clock at the Goodwin
institute Mrs @. IL A8saler chair
man Of The program committee, las
appointed Mrs Edward Barrow soa
Mrs W. c. Eariy as special Chalrmen
for the day and they wI have charge
Of the program. They have been for
tuaate IN securing the following musl-
clans who win appear upoH the pro
gram. MS Ralph JurEen Airs GU,
Mrs claude Tully, and Mrs G. Al
Ter. vocal soloists. Miss LatHelno Me
Keaver and Mrs A. r McMahan.
viohuistS, who win be heard ~ a duet
Miss Thelma WileoEsoH and Mrs Law
son Wilhoite. piauists aud vocal
quartet composed Of Mrs June Rldl-
siH. Mrs S. q Scott Mr. Edward hoit To-
man and Mr. Clarence Banning, The
accompanies for the day vii be Mrs,
4. 3 Mccoy Mrs Frank starm ana
Miss Birdie Chamberlln.
There viii be a meeting or the. tnlFe
membership Of the Beethoven club on
Wednesday morning at il clock. pre-
cedea by a meeting Of the executive
board az lV.2D O'Clock The president
Mrs J P. Hill, has requested a larEe
attendance.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
Bruce Association.

The regular meeting of the BRUCE
school Parent Teacher association will
be held Friday afternoon st 8 is
O'Clock
Mayor Paine viii address the Assoc "a :.
ton and all mothers have been ursed
~ he rregeuf
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14

TK7ATCH Overland 4 on
w rough cobbles or un-
paved roads. The wheels fol-
low surface inequalities, but
the wonderful new Triblex
Springs give car and passen-
gers remarkable riding steadi-
ness.
The three-point diagonally.
attached Triplex Springs give
13o-inch Stnngbdse to a car
Of 1O0.inch wheelbase.
This makes for the gently
buoyant road action ola large,
heavy car with the operating
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
Ladies Auxiliary Meets

The regular business meeting Of the
Ladies auxiliary to the Convent Of he
Ciood Shepherd will be held Monday
afternoon at gao O'Clock IN the Moose
The social hour will be under the di-
rection OF the new officers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
B0IsheUisBl To Be
Considered By Union
Labor Of Latin Land

MEXICO ClTY-Union laborsrs in
san salvador have sent invitations to
en- Latin American countries. ineiading
Mexico. asking that delegates be APP
pointed 90 q sorkmen's convention soon
10 be held in san Salvador Reference
is made To the progress Of Bolshevlsu
and red socialism and inumaton "a
given that after a thorough discussion
Of such subjects the convention VII
take q definite stand as 20 ita attitude
toward radical groups and labor unrest
in general.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
Orphanage Board.

The regular meeting of the board Of
st. Peters orphanaRe will not be held
until the fourth Sunday Of the month,
Iek Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
HAVE BIG INITIATION

The new Knights of Columbus
home in High street was thronged
with Daughters of Isabella members
who attended the largest class initia-
ton ever held by the Court of San
Salvador. The local degree team did
the work, initiating h~fty-eight new
members into the order. Nearly five
hundred members and visitors from
surrounding courts were present to
witness the event.
Dean William Z. Cantwell deliver
ed an inspiring address on court
work and the life OF Isabella of Cas-
tile. who is the patron Of the order.
The visiting officers present were
the past state regent, Margaret
O'Brien Collins; past state secretary.
Caroline Wright: past district deputy
of court Of San Salvador. Bella Castle
and grand regents of Railway, Eliza
beth and South Amboy. Following
the ceremonies refreshments were
served by the committee in charge.
The members OF the knights OF
Columbus cooperated with the
Daughters in making the affair such
q Success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
The Girl Who Smiled Thru
By MARION RUBINCAM

money they had. eked out by gifts
from Mr.. Kennedy's rich relatives.
They were happy and comfortable
enough-we would have considered
1t luxury, such a life as theirs. Thai
stopped when the mother died, and
Lois came here to live with US. You
know what happened-she took away
the man that loved me, n made
him love her. Not content with that,
she did not even try to love him in
return. II she had made him happy
/ might have forgiven her even that.
But she didn't, because she was In
capable of making anyone happy but
herself. She could not even be salts
fed with the admiration of one man
she had to IA 1t from others too.
So she left him. still keeping him tied
to her and still taking his money,
and lived by herself. where she could
go about with as many sorts OF peo-
pie as she chose"
Alice broke off suddenly. As .
matter OF fact, she was out of breath.
with anger and with the swiftness OF
her speech. She turned and looked
out the window.
Gradually the anger died from her
eyes. though no pity for the silly dead
woman came into them. What would
happen now? David was free-freed
by the tragedy of death, II Lois
death could be considered a tragedy
but free at least. And her mother,
confused by her daughters logic and
her old-fashioned conyentionalism,
sat In her chair trying to think 1t out.
Was she sorry for Lois? Or for
David? Or for her own daughter?
Tomorrow-Pntient Waiting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
MISS MADELINE NIELSEN
Is GIVEN SHOWER

In honor of the approaching mar
riage OF Miss Madeline Nielsen, she
vas rendered a shower Saturday
morning by the employees of the Lar
ner-Cartier Company at the factory.
Upon entering the plant in the
morning Miss Nielsen was showered
with rice and confetti and presented
with a bouquet of roses and carna-
tons. Ivan Jonkler made a short
address In behalf of the company and
the employees of the local branch, ex-
postulating upon the good work OF
Miss Nielsen during her employment
and wishing her a happy and pros
porous future in the m of the
employees. Miss Nielsen was then
presented with a cut glass fern dish
by the employees. She made a short
thank you" address.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Cherry Blossoms Are Fou0wed
By"M0ther' Fine Cherry Pies"

thermometer. Place an asbestos mat
under h kettle to prevent scorching
and then stir frequently. This mix
ture must be cooked slowly.
To Can Cherries.
Cherries can be canned successfully
without sugar or sirup, n they are
delicious. FIJI sterllized jars with the
stoned cherries, and then fill the jars
to overlooking with boiling water. Ad-
Just the rubber and lid and partially
seal. Process in o hot water bath for
forty-five minutes and then remove
and seal securely. Store in a cool, dry
room. Cool In q room which Is free
from draughts, and then tip the tops
Of the jars in melted parawax and
store In a cool place.
Watch for other cherry recipes.
MENU FOR TUESDAY.
Breakfast.
Grapefruit
Soft Boiled Eggs
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Fried Tomatoes Creamy Gravy
Rice C~roquettes Cocoa
dinner.
Clear Tomato Soup
Baked Stuffed Green Pepne'
Peas Buttere1 Beets
Lettuce
Strawberry Tarts Coffee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Club Euerts

Plans are being made by the Brit
ish and American Social Club for q
picnic to be held on Monday, July B.
The exact plans will be made at the
meeting Friday night in their club
rooms in the Madison building. Ms
committee in charge is composed OF
Mrs. Charles Sykes. Mrs. Eugene
Dieterly, Mrs. Adrian Johnson and
Messrs. Joseph J. Lomax and w. E.
Roberts.
A box social to which everyone is
invited. will be held Friday night,
June IS in the club rooms. Every
lady attending Is requested to bring a
box containing lunch for two. and it
will be purchased by the men. The
committee for June IS MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Il Spoford. Mrs. w. 70. Rob
erts and Charles Sykes.
The Elburta Club, a recently formed
, organization held its first dance Sat
urday night IN the assembly hall in
the Raritan Yacht Club. h affair
was strictly leap year each club mem
Der Inviting q girl friend and all in
viting escorts. About 1875 were pres
emit. J~ohnstone's orchestra furnished
the music.
The evening was varied throughout
by numerous novelty dances which
Included two fuckers with Harry Har-
diman acting as master OF ceremonies;
a number dance, a favor dance which
was the conclusion of a grand march,
at which time paper caps were dis
tributed and the feature of the eve
ming, the balloon dance. Across the
entire length OF the ceiling was a
folded American flag which at a given
time was opened causing a shower of
balloons to float down upon the dane
ers and be captured.
Refreshments OF cake and ice
cream were served.
The dance was strictly leap year
until twelve o'clock after which the
remaining hour was left in the hands
70 fthe male guests. Miss florence So
kolinski was chairman in charge as
sisted by the Misses Anna Kenna,
Anna Mccormick, Olga Lamp. Carrie
Thompson, Agnes Donovan, and Alice
Dolan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Keasbey

Mr.. and Mrs. william Taylor and
children. OF Newark, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. Schilcox, yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Mack, Of Brooklyn,
and Mrs. Chester Darling. of Perth
Amboy, visited Mr.. n Mrs. Emil
Meyer, yesterday.
Mr.. n Mrs. Charles Pfieffer and
son Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schuster and Jacob Bsrtram. motored
TO Matawan, yesterday.
The pupils of the local school Will
hold a pageant tonight at h school
grounds. The folk dances. physical
drill and May pole will be repeated as
presented at Woodbridge, last Fri
day.
Protection Fire Company No. 1 will
meet tonight IN the fire house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berkowitz and
child, were out OF town visitors, yes
terday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
TO HAVE ROSE DANCE
AT X. OF C.. FRIDAY MIGHT

"A Rose Dance will be held Fri
day night by h members OF St
Mary's Alumni Association in the new
Knights of Columbus Home In High
street. The dance will be q rose dance
as all the young ladies are requested
to wear white dresses and a corsage
bouquet of roses and the boys a rose
in their button hole.
The chairman in charge of the af-
fair Is Edward Payese, assisted b.
the Misses Katherine O'Hara, Agnes
O'Brien and Glare Kelly. Messrs.
James hurry, Adolph Gottstein. Ed
ward OBrien. William Sandback and
Arthur Burns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Weller and son,
Irving. of New York. were the week.
end guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Jonkler. OF 179 Brighton avenue.
Mrs. liver Larson, of IT'S New
brunswick venue h caterer. has
moved to 204 Smith street room num-
Der 8.
Mrs. Jane ~Overington. of so Smith
.etreet, has returned home after visit
ing Rev. and Mrs. William Palmer In
lSuffern, N. Y,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Plan for EpStiNnI

son M. L. chureh met Friday night
at the home OF Miss Eleanor Walters
in 273 Water street. Plans were
made for an Ice cream and straw
berry festival to be held Tuesday
night, June %, in the Simpson III. u.
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
DfctZ-Agasgy

Miss Dorothy st. Quentin Agassy.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Agassy, of this city and George Dietz,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick VII
liam Dietz, of Maurer. were married
Saturday. at high noon In st. Peters
church by the pastor Rev. w. &orthey
Jones. The wedding was quiet only
the immediate families in attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Return From Convention

The delegates for the young peo-
pies society have returned after three
days convention at Hartford. Conn,
and they will render a full report Of
the convention at the meeting of the
Young Peoples Society of st. Ste
phen's church Wednesday night at s
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
To Have Church Festival

An ice cream and strawberry festi-
val will be held Thursday night in
the Grace English Lutheran church
IN jefferson street. Mrs. William Mil
Ter Is chairman in charge assisted by
the Misses Elizabeth Kidd and Mary
Sandet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Announce Engagement.

Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Greenbaum,
of 1T High street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Dorothy,
t o Jesse L. Goldberger. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Goldberger. of New
York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
Luther League to Meet

A regular meeting of the Senior
Luther League of Grace English Luth-
eran church will be held tomorrow
night in the basement OF the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07

Girls change the location of the
waist line every now and then. But
a fat woman can't change the location
OF something that doesn't exist.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07

Announce Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Snaders, of 1877
Smith street, announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Rose to Syl-
wan Greenberg, of New York City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07

Gayly suggestive of sunny days and
Ideliciously lazy hours on a shaded
porch. is frock which is made of deli
cate Swiss dimity palest blue with
lots of skirt and little Of sleeves, and
rows of organdie ruching. There is a
prim little Peter Pan collar and a
row of pearl buttons which merely
pretend to be service, as the frock
.astens in the pack.
An orchid ribbon that winds Its way
about the waist, and is repeated in a
demure bow at the throat, combines
artistically with the color of the dress
style altogether committed to
YOUTH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
ulnSteadSWormSWup

s'To children an an.eI pf msrcy." wheEs
IT NEVER FAILS. One bottle DESTROYED I3a
worms. Stood tha test for sixty. years. Sold
Est. @. A. Voorhees, n. D.. PhiladeiphiA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
To Hold "Racnn Rntn

The Philathea Society of the First
Baptist church will hold their Bacon
Bat" Saturday afternoon to Fords.
The girls will meet at the corner OF
Smith and State streets at 2:30
o'clock. Those who are unable to
leave at that time will go with the
latter party which Will meet at the
same place and leave at o o'clock.
If owing to the inclemency OF the
weather 1t is not advisable to make
the journey the supper will be held
in the schoolroom of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07

The side saddle was invented in the
fourteenth century that Anne of Bo-
hemia. who was deformed. might ride
in comfort.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
N0TAS DEP0LLCIb
ENPIEXA 4 HACERSE La LUZ
EN- LA MUERTE DE MAUI
RICO DIAZ

Sc ha dado por fin con ell ase-
! sino o asesinos del Unfortunate
chauffeur Mauricio Diaz? Ash pa
rece.
e. detective Louthian ACADIA de
rea!izar la apprehension de una pa
reia sospechosa en- Ia vecina ciudad
de Fort Worth. Pocos Y muy vagos
son los detalles relatives q estes in
dividuos. cue hasta anoche pudimos
~conseguir. FL hombre representa-
una edad de 80 amos, mas 0 menos,
Y la mujer. mas joven, no parecc
tener arriba de %. Lleearon q San
Antonio. p~roccdentes de Laredo, po-
res dias antes del asesin&to de Diaz,
Y. en- su breve estancia On esta ciu-
dad ell hombre logr6 pasar dos che
cues sin valor alguro.
Por les iaformcs que II pol!cia To-
grG recoger. Sabcse que esta pareJa
abandond IL ASA en- que = su He
rada a San Antonio Sc hospedara,
precisamente 81 dia en- cue ocurri6
Ia mucrtc dc Mauricio DiaZ. e.
hombre sali6 de Il mencionada ca
sa. vistiendo sCbre u ropas ordina-
rias dos ';overalls" sobrepuestcS. con
SUI compahera que tambien vestia
arreos mascul!nos.
Ahora bien, a corta d~'stancia del
iugar de donde fuera recogido el ca
daver de Mauricio Dia2. Ia policia
]cncontr6 un paz de '~'overalls."
Fl Iuncs ult!mo, al dia sieuiente
de la muerte de Diaz, Ia pareja en-
question fu6 detenida en- New Braun
fels. La mujer aun vestia de hon.
brc.
FL Sargento de Ia policia militar.
Malucas. i~nterrcg6 a hombre en-
New Rraunfels. c~reytndole IN de-
! sertor. Al cabo de este %interroga-
torio Sc les permiti0 que siguieran
adcIante mas, no sin antes haber
tornado nota ae un recibo que el in
~terregado llevaba para rccOger una
pctac2 en- Fort Worth.
Las y-squisas de Ia nolic;a local
frar0N esta e certer&s y el detec-
tive fuG eDviado I Ia vecina pobla-
ci6a de Fort Worth donde logro il
apprehension del scspechoso cuando
este Sc dirigi6 al express Z recocer
81 recaca.
Anoche debe haber lIeeado q San
! Antonio IA Mencionada pareja. baio
Ia c,Istodia del detective Louthian.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
LOCALES
UN CiUDADANO MEXICANO QUE
RECIBE $4,000
Esta cantidad estuvo Gepositaoa, por
espacio de siete amos, en- un
Bancc de San Antonio

Emilio Rogueni, ciudadano mexi-
cano, rcciti0 Ia cantidad de $4,000
que por espacio de siete amos estuvo
deposithda en- IN banco de San Anto-
MO, gracias al acuerdo rendldo ia ma
mana de aver por el Juz J. T. Sluder
en- la Corte del distrito IS.
Aunque el juicio estaba entablado
entire Z. P. Jersig Y Emilio Rogue
nj, el interes de Jersig en- tai litigio
consistia en- que 81 tenia IN contra
TO para entregar cabal!os a Roqueni.
e dinero para la adQuisici0n de ca
ballos aue habrian de servir al ejer-
cito meXicano tue depositado duran
te el regimen de Huerta.
Este dinero, al mismo tempo que
10 reclamaba Roqueni. fue reclama-
do por el GobiernO de Carranza adu-
ciendo como raZon la de cue tai su-
ma p~ertenecia al tesoro meXicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
LA QUESTION CHINA
tyiene de la ga. pagl

TO de vista de Ia estetica esta m1y
leios de ser un Ad0nis Y que flslca-
mente no es I'm ORGANISING vtgoroso
envidiable. Aplaudimos que sc pro-
hiba la mezcla de la raZa y no Sc lie
pern,ita casarSe con muJer meXlcana.
Estamos en- nuestro perfecto derecEo.
Que ell chino es immoral, que es
tramposo, pues, ahi estan las orde-
anZas municipalities.
Que es vicioso, que juega, que fu-
ma opio. pues, ahi esta la pollcla Y la
prevention.
La autoridad, pues, no tiene por-
que hostilizar al chino, toda vez que
paga sus impueStoS 0 ~puntualdad,
sin moratorias nj protestas, con ia
circumstance de que es el negoclan-
te mas gravado en- impuestos. Es IT,
mido V humilde. sabe que no es apre-
ciadc V soporta con resignation esa
condicion, al grade q nnchas veces
Ell bajo pueblo abusa de su timide2
hasta para explotarlo. o mejor dicho.
Ell pueblo TO 10 respeta por Que no
lie teme, pero como comerc!ante, es
al primero Que le compra.
Repetimos; el pueblo de Sonora,
no ha ejercido nj ejercera ninguna
acciGn violenta contra los aslaticos.
Vease. 81 no 10 que la prensa de ALA
nos dice: que Ia autoridad: que eL
Ayuntamierto de tai o cual pueblo
esta procediendo en- esta u otra for
ma. Ahora, eXaminemos esas autorl-
dades Y veamos en- algunas de elias
negociantes Que no les importa una
ardite ell desventurado pueblo 81 no
es para explotarlo sin condolerse ia
mas de sus penurias.
Los agitadores, pagados o no, son
hiD0critas que falsean los hechos, eJe-
GUITAR actos reprobados Y Sc los acha-
can al callado pueblo.
En- Abril de 1915, durante Ia pc
si.na administration de Maytorena,
I'm populacho desenfrenado sc avalan
20 al concrete chino en- Guayrnas Y
10 saQueo ;mpunenlente. Nosotros vi
sitamos el concrete despues del sa-
quco y hallamos que solo habian ST.
do robados; perfumes, telas de soda
V artfculos de tocador.
Y a csc populacho Sc lie habia ms
tigado, Giciendole que los chinos Gran
Ia causa del ALA de los articulos de
primera ~necesidad Y fue... solo IN
agitador.
Durante Ia revoluci6n maderista:
los pueblos donde hubo concentrates
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14

chinos. no sufrieron alteration nota-
bic en- ell precio del articulos de Pr1-
meIa necesidad. El azucar a 40 cts,
Y Ell cafe a 90cts. kilo, mientras en-
otros pueblos lego Il vaier S1.00 Ell
azucar Y $3.50 el cafe. Esto lie cons
Ia a TODD el mufio en- Sonora
decimos para que Sc yea donde estan
los cXplotadores.
Lo Que pasa con e! desaguisado So
noreHse, e5 que desgraciadamente
existe entire nuestro pueblo, csc mai
elemento, genie revoltosa y argiien-
dera, dspucsta slempre al nal que
son una carga Gun para la misma
~autoridad que ellos dicen apoyar y a
expensas de euyo mendrugo viven-
iGuay de las au]toridades o gobler
nos Que no sujetan con mano de HE
rro semejante lastre.
I'm Sonorenss.
ID En- 10, habia en- Hermosll!o,
un restaurants con este r6tulo: "Fon-
da ell Candil." Sc sirve NAL Y Sc CO.
bra caro-"
Ali Sc pagaba bien Y Sc comia me
jor. Era el punto de reunion de Ia
crema hermosillense. Su propietario
senior Guadalupe Baca, excelente a.
mig0 Y buen ~cocinero, podia enor-
gu~llecerse de poser Ia mejor cocina
de Sonora, Y reemos que hubiera
hecho raya hasta en- la capital de la
RerGblica. Debido q su constancia y
buen scrvicio, logro hacer I'M me-
diana fortuna, Y 10 decimos, para cue
Sc yea, que Ia competencia china no
impide hacer dinero al que trabaja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
LA CREACION DE UNA OFlCINA
LOCAL QUE VELE POR Ell
CUMPLIMiENTO DE LA
LEY DE LA PROHiBl-
CION
Sc encuentra en- San Antonio I'm
Agente Supervisor dc la
Division del Sur.

David +. Gates, agente supervisor
encargado de la vigilancia para el de-
bido cumplimiento a Ia ley de la pro
hibicion, lego aver a San Antonio
empezando desde luego a TRAFALGAR en-
eli establecimiento de una -iclna To-
cal que habra de encargarse, de hoy
en- adelante, en- hacer efectira Ia ley
p~rohibitoria.
Mr. Gates, viene como encargado
de Ia division de refuerzo del Sur
cue comprende los Estados de Texas,
Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico.
Missouri Y Kansas, cuyos cuarteles
generates Sc encuentran en- Little
Rock, Ark.
Una vez fundada la oficina local
en- San Antonio, Mr.. Gates Sc dirlgi-
IA q Houston donde habra de estable-
Ger otra oficina. Despues Sc llevara
a cabo la fundacion de otras muchas
oficinas similares en- distintas pobla-
clones del EStado de Texas.
Sabese que los pueblos de Texas
son I'm campo propicio para el trail
co clandestino de ~licores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
Sc DESMAYA AL IR MANEJAN
Do UNA BICICLETA

jim Kearney, ~manejand2 nj bl-
cicleta a las Go p. m, del dia de
aver, fue victima de un sincope que
lie hizo caer, de suerte que estuvo a
punto de ser atropellado por uno de
los muchos vehiculos que en- esos
momertos transitaban la calle de Vic
toria, lugar dcnde tuvo lugar el acct
dente. -.
La ambulancia de policia acudio
a recoger al joven Keraney Guien a
los pocos minutes logro rccuperar
ell conccimiento.
Kcarney fue conducido q su domi-
clio, Gale de S. Palmetto numero
1909. donde Sc lc atendio inmedia-
tamente viandosc desde luego que los
golpes recibidos en- Ia caida no fue-
ron de graveGad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-14
LA APPREHENSION DE UN
MATRIMONIO

Los detectives Swift, Carver, Nor
ton y kllday llcvaron q cabo la noche
del microbes ultimo, Ia apprehension
de IN matrimonio, cl esposo de As
amos de edad y la mujer de 80. Esta
pareja acusada de haber mutilado,
en- el mes dc Febrero del aAo pasado,
a IN joven, en- Wichita. Kansas, fue
conducida bajo Ia custodi& del She
riff Johnson q la ciudad antes men
cionIda, lugar donde perpetuaron ell
crimen. q las 9 de la manana del dia
de aver.
Sabese que estos indivIduos, apre-
he7didos el dia del crimen, fueron
puastos en- libertad bajo fianza Y que
csc miSmo dia abandonarOn Ia ciu-
DAD De Wichita.
Hasta ahora habian rosultado in
fructuosas las peQuisas Z" Ia polcia
paar Iograr Ia captura de este matri-
monio.
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DEFUNCEONES

Albino Cruz, a Ia cdad de So ancs.
.Aurelio HERNANDEZ. a la edad de
81 amos,
Dorceta Ines Cuajardo, a Ia edad
de Il meses.
Tn nino de Trinidad Hernandez Y
Celia c. de FergnandeZ.
Tn nino de r. Cara Y E%nriqueta
+. de Cara.
Srita. Maria de JESUS Mendoza
Sol6rzano. a la edad de "a amos.
Pedro Hernandez, a Ia edad de So
ancs.
Una nina de B. Gonzalez y c. 7.
de. Gonzalez.
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lie DAN UNA PEDRADA EN-
LA CABEZA

Jose Soto, domici!iado en- cl nu-
Nero ga medic de la Gale de S.
Concho, fu6 victima la ncche de aver,
0oco dcspues De las 1890, de una
pedrlda que lie abrio cl craneo.
Soto fue conducido al hospital de
IL ciudad por la ambulancia de poll
cia. Su estado era de cuidado pues
4 herida, una puIgada arriba del tenn
coral izquicrdo, era profuHda.
Soto ignora quirn prdo haber sldo
81 Que le do la pedrada.