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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
FL ST. N. Gual no acepto el
cargo de Presidente de
Tampico ,Tams.

TAMPICO. julio 20.-PoT falta de
qu6rum no Sc celebro aver Ia session
crdinaria del Ayuntamiento dc este
puerto y deb!do a este no sc han re-
suelto tantos prob!emas que t!enen
l1trigados n pnblico en- general. Jno
&c estos problenas es sin duda alguna
ell Que Sc ~refiere al nombramiento de
Prcsidente Municipal CUE 81 c. Gober-
rador Mor2rtc hiZo on favor del doc
or Nicolas Gual, qu!en habria de subs
THUR Ell este pucsto al licenclado Joa-
quln Arguelies.
Ahora b!cn e! doctor Guai fue entire
v7stado por algunus ~,periodistas de
Ia locaI!dad y n estos sc s:rvio mani
festar quo no estaba dispuesto n acep
tar Ell nomhramiento CT question, pues
sus asuntos p~art!culares eran tantos
cue de SECURE no &c 10 pernitirian
d~esernpehar con Ia debida dedication.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
Los d~efensores de Pablo
Gonzd|ez piden que
sea sobreseida la
causa de este
CV!ene de Ia paC. 81

bfa declarado Incompetence : cue ha-
biz enconlradc a nuestro defense res
ponsable de EABER INCITADO LA
REBELLION Esto Iltimo no esta ape
rado a IA realidad de los hechos, Sc
gun puede verse de las m.smas cons
tancias dol eXpedienre, o~riEinando CO.
mcntarios desfavorables. va que no fsN
Ian espirltuc ligeros, que. por Ia cir
curstancia dicha, ponen en- tela de
| Juicio Ia verdadera resoluci5n del alto
Tribunal que tuvo la mission de I'M
partir justicia.
Ahora bien, Ia Superioridad tuvo a
bieu dispcner que Ell selor general de
Division don Pablo Gonzalez fuera
puesto en- absolute LIBERTAD. como
de hecho 10 esta pero, por n parte.
81 prOceso esti alberto en- virtud de
Que no consra el sobreseimiento, v,
I, por otra. el c. JueZ de Distrito en- el
Estado tiene aun jurisdiction sobre el
senior general Gonzalez, va que CORE
por u tramItes I'm iuicio de amparo
por violaci6n de Saranttas. En- tai viz
tud. para que e. proceso Quede ter
n,inado lecalmente a nuestro iuicio Gu
be Ia APPLICATION de los Articuios 40,
f-uc. %. y segunda parte dc este in
c;so y 23l de Ia Ley de rrocediNientos
Females en- fuero lie Guerra.
Por 10 cxpuesto, an apoyo de las
dispos:ciones legaies invocadas, a US
ted pedimos: que Sc d!Sne, con consul
t. de ASSESSOR. decretar e. sobresctmi-
onto. mandando que sc eleven los au
tos n Supreme Tribunal en- el Ranto.
para su revision.
Autorizamos al licenciado don Eula-
ito Sanmieuel, que t!ene 81 despacho
er ell Ne. is de IA Gale de Matamo
ros para que olga notificaciones.
Es justici1 que protestamos.--AIon
te-rey. \. L n 81 de Julio lie 1920.
Luis Patino, Vireiiio Cara, J. Rodri'
sucz de la Fuente, E. Sarmiguel, San
tiaso Roet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27

8 Manuel Gomez Marini; Sr. AL
fGnso GravIolo; ST.. Carlos Gonzalez
Pena; ST.. Modesto C. ROLAND; y Sr.
GrnarO Estrada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27

Para Iisros Ell espahcl d~iriisse I'd.
\ Ia Casa Editorial Loza7o, 173 North
Sta. Rosa, Ava, San Antonio, exas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

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vertisemcnt an Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
WILL HAYS MENTIONED
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
Is Also Considered 70 Postofhcc
Department; Weeks for
Treasury Head.

New York, Nov. 5.--Friends Of VIII
II. Hays, Chairman Of the Republican
National Committee, said yesterday that
in discussion of probable Cabinet APP
pointments by President-clect Harding
Mr. HAYS should not be overlooked IN n
possibility for Attorney General. IL was
said-that Mr.. Hays,la lawyer, had been
devoting virtually his entire attention
to politics for the last FIVE years, first M
Indiana State Chairman and for the last
two years as National Chairman, and that
he would not he likely TO desire any APP
pointment except one in line with his
profession.
While IL is by no means certain Tint
Mr. HAYS will be member of the Cabinet.
it is assumed by his friends that Senator
Harding will wish to recognize his service
TO the party. Mr. Hays has been mentio :
sd most frequently as possibility for
Postmaster General, which is usually con-
sdered the political job in the Cabinet.
Doubt that this position would be ac-
oeptable to Mr. Hays was expressed by
S me of his friends.
Ex-senator John w. Weeks Of Massa-
ohusetts, who IN regarded as u strong
Cabinet possibility, may be Senator
Harding's choice for Secretary Of the
Treasury, according To usually well in
formed Republicans. MIR. Weeks is n
banker and il Is understood that he
would prefer, this post Go that of Sec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
PRESIDENT GREETS
WHITE HOUSE CROWD
League Supporters Cheer Him on
Lawn While He Watches in
Wheel Chair.

Washington, Nov. 5.-~-PreWd.nt Wilson
made his first appearance in more than q
year last night when in his wheel chair
he went TO the east portico n the White
House and greeted hundreds of Washing-
ton League Of Nations adherents, gathered
on the White House lawn 20 do him honor.
The crowd Of msn, women and chill
dren, bearing State banners and tho
national flag, marched to the White
Hou4e, where the gates wer. opsn To
the public for the first time since tho
beginning Of the war.
A the President was lifted IN bic wheel
chair up the steps from the interior Of the
White HqNse leading 10 the east portico
tho crowd On the terrace below broke into
applause and joined in singing America. :"
Mrs. Wilson and rnernbcrs of the family
stood about the President while the crowd
sang With All ov.rcont bnttoned closely
about him and n soft hat shading his face.
the President sat silent watching the
throng below. There was more cheering
~ the song ended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
10,751 NEGROES
IN WILMINGTON
Census, However, Shows Falling
Off for the State of
Delaware.

Washington. ID. C., Nov. 5.-Samucl
l.. Rogers, director Of the census, has IS
sued preliminary statement OF tho white
and Negro population OF Delaware and
the city Of Wilmington for 1920. The
population of Delaware, AS announced
June 2s, is 223, ,OO3, of which 192,6l4 are
white, 80 ,34l Negro and aS other persons
Chinese, Japanese and lndians). The
figures for 1910 were: white, III lO2;negro,
ai.iSl; all other. 80.
The white population constituted S66
per cent of the total population In 1920
and S4 g per cent in 1910. The Negro pop
ulation constituted 1876 per cent of the
total population in 10; and 1874 per cent
in 1910.
The increase in the white population
since 1910 WAS slightly higher rate than
for the precedi M decade. the increase from
1910 TO 1920 being 2l,5l2, or l2o per
cent, as compared with l7,l25 or Ill
per cent from l900to 1910 There wa,
decrease in the Negro population from
1910 To- 1920 of $40, or 81 per cont as
against an increase from 1900 to 1910
of 81, or l6 per cent
The population OF Wilmington, rs
announced last April. was ITO, l6S, of
which oa.3Sl are white, lo,75l Negro
and 70 all other persons Chinese. Japanese
and Indisns). The white population consti-
tlted 90 , per cent of the total population
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

Tonnage for October N thv war, without
any special Effort, - ntyrit 'te ~sro~ ss
1918
Mr.. Wentx ssid there - soch a vvssi
supply ~ coal IN New YpGLsad thai
many ~ the noutfactSrs have ~,ISssd
shipments on their contrae's Tie sis
declared that both spot pficss AID e,s.
contract prices as they are NV -" fer
and reasonable.
lie also testified thsf coal stiggsi A.
Europe ~ being sold on il-rnoa,n coii.
tract for t6bO n ton. lie Has s~ksd bf
sena,nr William n. Calder, Chairman ~
the eonmittse, Why the prioe should no'
prevail thros,zhout the country, and hf
replied that q comparatively small pff
eentave of bifurniuous coal yoes ~ EurDfs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
NO BITUMINoUs SHORTAGE.
Coal Operator Declares There isa Pient
ful Supply on Hand

New York, Nov 3D.. II. Wentz, of
Philadelphia, president Of the National
Coal Association, composed of bituinis
nous coal operators, declared there was
no shortage Of bituninous coal IN the
United States, in his testimony here to-
day before the United States Senate
Committee on Reeonstructtpn and Pro-
duction, investigating the coal situation:
"The production Of bituminots coal
for the month of October 1920, n prac-
tically the same as for October 1913"
he snid. at that time tremendous effort
was made 10 lsve each miner mine all the
coal possible because of the war. The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
BLESSING OF wHygL gors.

Herbert \. Houston IN the Nofid
Work for September: :
Introducing the french pes-ant - ~
great value of machinery n niins ~
is probably Americas best oonuibl'i,n.
to the work II reconstruction Tho b9l1
ings N land aftsn oOyer but . iey acre. aiii
the peasant hae found that The Fheei frlf
for example will do tie work a 80 nel
and ON large farms that tho tfsetof FH
plow more land than six horses The =
revelation, discovery ~ astonlsillfia
moment ~ him And b. has i0rmed hur
dreIa - Cooperative aoricfies - buy affl
operate tractors. fie has claimed h'
wheel hoe for his own and wants ~ 49,
it's tribe increased
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
4 .oloi.t .ans Garry Me Back 70 Ole

soloist sang Garry Me Back u Ole
Virginny" and the crowd picked up The
chorus. A the song ended amid rone.ed
checring large bouquet Of flowers wac
laid upon the balnstrade before him.
Looking old ard worn and showing
plainly the rayagrs a his illn~~, the
President made pathetic figure. lie
lifted his hat aud his lips parted ~ il
10 smile, but his face seemed ten-e with
emotion. AZ All attendant wheeled the
President back into the White House
three cheers were given for "ths fret
figure Of the age" for the FIRST lady Of
tho land" and for "the League Of Ma
tions.f As Mrs. Wilson waved q final
greeting from the doorway ths crowd
sang Tho Star SpaDglod Banner"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
MANY INSECTS IN AMBER.
Nearly Every Large Order Represented
Except Ants.

The provcrbial "ny in amber" il strik-
ingly excmpliiied in collection Of rcd
amber from Burma recently prcsen ted
to the British Museum.
The amber Is unusually rich in in
sects, including, according to an Eng
lish authority who has examined the
material, thirty-onc new species Of which
five are types on new genera.
Most Of these arc found in block OF
amber rather larger than n mans FIST
This has boon ont into slices about half
an inch thick. Nearly every large order
of insects Is represented, with the exception
of ants.---Iondon Tit-Bits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
TO PROBE KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.
Palmer Orders Inquiry Into Republican
Plot Against Bcckham.

Washington, Nov. 5.--Attorney-G Cen
cral Palmer has issued orders directing
District Supervisor Weakley, at Cincin-
natl, TO make an immediate investigation
of charges that Republican conspiracy
has been entered into in nine eastern
counties of Kentucky to hold up and
falsify election returns.
The charges are that the Republicans
are seeking by their conspiracy to defeat
Senator Beckham, Democratic candidate
for reelection, who was opposed by Rich
ard p Ernst. Returns are not complete
from Harlan, Whitley, Clinton, Monroe,
Knox, Clay, Bell McCreary and Laurel
counties. The Republicans claim their
majorities in these counties will insure q
Republican being elected to the Senate.
Robert T. Scott, secretary to At
torney-G General Palmer, said that agents of
the Department of Justice have been
ordered to investigate the election prac-
tices in the nine Kentucky counties and
that wherever evidences of fraud are dis
covered by the Federal agents the De-
partment Of Justice will begin prosecu-
tions
The classified ads in todays paper are
II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

in 1920 and 500 per cent in 1910, while
the Negro population constituted 0s
per cont of the total popula ton in 1920
and l0.4 per cent in 1910.
The increase in the white population
from 1910 to 1920, WAS I'll ,072, or 26.9
per cent AS compared with ii,57l, or l7.3
per cent from 1900 to 1910, The Negro
population showed an increase from 1910
to 1920 Of 1870 or 1874 per cont rs agai nst
n decrease from the preceding decade Of
655, or 81 per cont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

rctnry Of the Navy, for which he has been
mentioned MIR. Weeks il \ member Of
the Republican Executives Committee
and took an important part in the conduct
Of the Republican campaign, and is be-
licvcd to be certain Of some important
nppOintnent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
j. II. Bailey Injured.

Easton, Md, Nov. 5.--Jonn II Bailey
Of the firm of Dodson h Bailey, Of 81
Michaels, contractors, WAS struck by the
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Rail.
road train Wednesday Mt the crossing on
Easton Point road. Mr.. Bailey was riding
in his automobile and when found was IN
the body of the machine, which had beer
completely knocked of the chassis. II,
was rushed to tho hospital here, where
examination revealed a fractured pelvis
Mr.. Bailey is resident Of Tunis Mills
Tho hospital authorities say he is ge,tins
along we'll
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

The classified ads in today's paper arc
from those printed yesterday.
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-27

branch of the \. +. r., and was ON 4
boat bound for France at the time his
father made his trial flight IN the air.
When Quentin entered the aviation
service, the Colonel was keenIy inter
ested. Here was something new to
him. In all his adventurous life he
had never experienced the sensations
Of tlicr His life had been in peril
on mnumcrabIe occaslons-but it wa
usually on stable earth, although once
on his African hunting trip he and
Kermit were charged by hlppotan1us
while out in boat.
At the time that Quentin was on a
vessel bound for France and the great
adventure that was to end so tragl-
'i.IlY for him, Colonel Roosevelt left
Sycamore Hill shortly after seven
o'clock one morning late in oep;em-
ber, 1917, and motored to the aviation
field at MineoIa. The utmost secrecy
had been observed and no one knew
of the expected arrival of the Colonel
except three army officials Even the
aviator who was to pilot the Colonel
through the clouds was unaware that
morning of the proposed plans.
Charlie Lee, the faithful servitor
who drove the Colonel's car that
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-27
Endorsed AT Home


The public endorsement Of a local
citizen is the best proof that can be
produced. None better none stronger
can be had. When a man comes tor,
ward and tsetities to his fellow-citi-
zens, addresses his friends and neigh
bors, you may be sure he is thorough
ly convinced or he would not do 50
Telling ones experience when it is for
the public good is an act of kindness
that should be appreciated The follow
ing statement given by resident of
Elkton aids one more to the many
cases of Home Endorsements which
are being published about Doar's Kid
ney Pills Read it.
VIM. Stephens. carpenter. Main
Elkton, says: Several years ago |
strained my back and after that when
| stopped, sharp. shooting pains
seized me in the small of my back.
| had dull ache across my kidneys
nearly all the time Reading of Doan's
Kidney Pills | started using them, get
ting them at Wells Drug Store. !
have had considerable relief
Price zoe at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stephens had. Foster Milburu
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, n, y. adj
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-27
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, You
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists ".. a,yis
ing their friends to keep thrrr system.
purified and their organs ia pnrfcr'
working order as a protection ag:rins'
the return of influenza. They know
that cloggcd up system and lazy
liver favor colds, influenza and scriou,
complications.
To cut short a cold overnight and +,
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with swallow OF
water-that S all. No salts. no mauSct,
no gripping. no sickcning after effects
Next morning your cold has vanished
your liver is active, your system is puri
fled and refreshed and you are feclin!
fine with a hearty appetite for break.
1ast. Eat what you please no danger.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price thirty-fve cents,
Every druggist is authorized to refund
your money if you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs.-( (Adv.l
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-27
Whereof. Roosevelt
Went Up In The Air
BY Edwin Carly Ranck.

Because he never wanted his boys
to take any chances that he would not
take himself, Theodore Roosevelt once
took a trip in an aeroplane in order to
experience the sensations that had
been his son Quentins. Quentin, who
was fated to be the victim of German
aviators, had entered the aviation
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-27
Hoover For President
Continued from second pagc)

"'H not because OF the rove ana "le'
tIoh Ill "hlch ne Is h'id by the poli'l-
cIahS OF the Democratic EartE' but by
Ihe Shoer power oI the most Pene'r"I.
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a. c. JACKSON
perrSviIIe, MARY land
Brown & Barley
Real Estate Agents
ELKTON, ND.

We have clients who will purchase
farms in this county from 80 to 1000
Acres. Parties desiring to sell should
list their property with us, if they de-
sire a quick sale at the bsct market
price. 23mar-tf
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-27
We
Mean T.!

For about four months this bank ha
been urging the farmers hereabouts {
read THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN w
The Cecil Whig., 1920-03-27

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-19

some 81 tilen are serious but ! base
my opposition 70 the bill on the mons
trous financial plan involved ana my
positive conviction that tie schools.
viii be burdened and not helped
II " unbelievable hat the voters Of
The county wll let slieh hlil e
cone effective. 9d4nv of then. have al
ready come Is the conclusion that il
should be defeated and these ;.fe Aso-
pie Who ar. no' iiasereSe iii he
political phases Of the qu siign bsst
Who vote for The pn8l.e good
There are Others Who have not stud
led the details Of Tits I'LL Tit WHO
have been misled into believing fha6
H will promote the Interests 81 tile
public schools .ro these ! say That
ti4ey should study tie fats and ilieg
cannot eseaYe tsle conviction That y
forced upon m shtt ass li Il ,.u
outrage and viii burden t'ie schools
PHI snch Nay 'la 'ntg snA hss
properly lnaintairea WITHOUT ltfsyN
additional ltrtie.l on the taxpayers
80
s :, .,' :
IA closing Il i We'll 10 ll aften-
ton ii fhe serioas condition a which
,be ,sa,,,ars re ,.1ori, Nh a.,l
ines have hail e aait fur lie INSULT
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-19
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4 B felmal 81 II ofsain WITH aIaea, lt.ei S.
Section If srtirle NV " Tile isssfsra
Code u lln- City d Annapolis titIe
Iirensfs
section Ep II established aild ataatn
ed bN the aiaNpr ttdiHM.l8F and AfieaMen
Srtiele my VIZ Til. Revised ets.le az iite
Gltr Of .AntiaWeais title 1Ieensas i, aissl
'ite s;lia Is E,sfnOy rtpeitied afld e, if lain
#rd With aisPaHlHehts ~ as a. tsiii q
faiiuwA
Seation D Ii SHAH noi BE lawn far
ANY lstrssiii se.s9ns. within sad d tr
is precincts. ~ act. q hiilii. PLAY ~ n.
form any play farce. Inferinae sio@
suftsra. e@aetlt. clariis Inpuagelale erllsAl.
90 public exhibition far gain wltheHt =
icetse iits' rad ana ohtaiaeel from f!lp
lfsl u Ibis corporation, FOR wh5 tiies
siriA pay ISIS i llows For every gai. felis.
asagelle III saraival. twenty fSt q .iiars
per shtS tpr e9tfN Theatrical ~ ti}si Hatle
performance tht sim If teH 3sdlsr p.r
fiANf Gr EVERY nHseaiH of siniilas slInHs
ihts silm fte d0lBars per a. and
scent fs fI{tA III eael estssf "a M i.rk
pr,lsided however, IL in;is he lllies4f Eaf
aiiy psfron so PERSONS, aT torpufasifn ~
SitifH2 Ill l0isstte1 1T iSn.st5Olis MIR Igf4
FIR giving steli rilsrtainnr MSS frte l3t.ns
except tie ~ eos lnentgtnif sl taFafs}4 u
permit the sats ~ be fstal for s3pt piff
Rasss, edl frs obf lining Il ilrcnse fbesstaf
from rae elsfs. fa4 wliis h shan b. 5.d tisss
sNia IT t'dtfy dollars per 9esr III ii,.il 81
any speia lisemst. for each eut 81 llfieni
as ai,fNe required
S,stlai ana 10 il estai,lIslea ara
er.laitei by Tho authority afstes til.tt
This pFilimhe, s.@'l take effect itan hte
date 81 ~ passage.
.appro ptetnber 2ist. 1870
JOHN J. Levy Mayor
JOHN III 81 Igf.IyAN, AK.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-19

Did Senator Harding and his party
solemniy declare for NEUTRALITY In
The face Of an INEVITABLE war; No.
Candidate Harding has Jumped 20
what he considers d more favorable
position