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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

BARGAIN N USED CARS:
Dodge. pass u uodei--.-....--.---gTf 500
Dodge, pass. IT model. $3.50
gferlanls pass -------..-----...-.s11 $500
Audson super. pass $500
11af-ey-DaFlcson motor cycle. IS model.
one side ear.
COTTON AVE. GARAGE
Corner c5tton and e Rio Grande
SEVEN PASSENGER CARS.
Paige. 1917. passenger.
Hudson super SIX. 1914
Oldsmohila. Passenger. 1913
Haynes. twin Elk. Z passenger. Is1a
PACKARD. twin six. Z Passenger. 1918
WALTERS & DURHAM
go " san Antonio St Phone f9s5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

FOR RENT
Brick store. corner Alameda and
Copia. fine location for feed busi-
ness See white.
WHIT PADEN REALTY co.
Phone 11oa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08
Helm Wause5-MsI.

WANTED farmer who Is willing and
knows how 10 work Address P. o. Box
I045-
WANTED-An experienced man for sec
Rotary. Chamber OF Commerce, in best
town in the salt River valley. must be
somewhat familiar with irrigated sections.
must furnish references, good salary for
right man Address L. H. Van spanck-
eren, Mesa. Ariz.
BREAKFAST SPECIALS.
No. 1-t2l Eggs. Hot Cakes. Coffee. CSC
No. z-Earh. Bacon. Eggs. Hot Cakes.
NoEAee % % sue
Nc. 3-Hat Cakes, Ham or Bacon. Cof-
zee ---.-s-..--. oVc
No. small Steak. : Eggs, Toast.
No4Lee % pbc
No. S-B1cswheat Cakes. Sausage and
Coffee . -....-.-...-..-..l6 c
BOLTON's CAFE.
~ E. San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08
Wanted-Room nd Board

GENTLEMAN wants furnished room state
location. price and all particulars Ad-
dress X 12s. care Herald
WANTED-Board and room for healthy
mother and girl OF Z years. vicinity Of
Sunset School preferred Address lf2.
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

For san Antonio. New orleans and
sVashlnEIon-No. leg Tvs. sseO .. N; No.
10 al 1880 p n
From Washington. New Orleans and san
Altouio-ArriTes a. 6=55 r. IL: Nc Al
4-50 p n
Fer Arizona and Cslifornla-No. 1 Iva.
7-15 q n so. lo1 At 7=1o q n: No
Jos a. 500 p n
From Arizona and California 80. .
srvs- at las M No. IO1 avs. 2:f5
D. n; 10. 115 a. 1900 p. N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

FOR Dallas and 81 Louis-So. - iva.
s T. m-s Nc. al AIS p. n
From St Louis and Dalias-No. I arVs.
81 las D n: No Is arva. at 1880 ?. N.
MEXICAN CENTRAL
no regular schedule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

For RenE-MisceIlaneous
FOR RENT-On April Isl. racket store in
Brewery Gulch, good location Tor 5ewelry,
drug or other business shelves and
counters now in J. ". Wood. P. O. Box
1893 Hlsbee Arfz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08
Apartments Furnished & Unfurnished


FOUR room unfurnished apartment
room apartment furnished. Furnished
rooms rfe Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08
For Rent-Rooms Unfurnished

FOR RENT-Two nice rooms. adjoining
bath. for adults only. 1901 E Rio Grande.
Phi STA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

YOU WILL find service At Nears Garage
10 Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

WHEN YOU WANT MONEY
why not enjoy the same privileges and
courtesy you receive at a bank Service
our motto. All business confidential
BARNETT'S. eI9 SAN ANTONIO ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-08

FOR RENT-Four room apartment. mod
ern. large rooms and fine sleeping porch.
very desirable Phi. 1925
BEAUTIFUL s room. bath. sleeping porch.
private front porch. corner apartment.
built in features. Immediate possession. SIS
per month corner Prospect and Jewell
ADnly Owner. SIS Jewell
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13
DEATHS

and Evening Star Temple. No. "a; Is,a. D..
are invited TO attend funeral. Fri, q y. m.
from her late residence 8l3s Chancellor 81;
prrRTEIt.--oct. 10. JAMES O.. husband
Of Jennie v, Purtell. and brother Of Rev.
Franois 1. Purteli. Relatives ard friends.
also Federal Lodge. No ssh IA r3f Ma M
dsnee dSnes"' Of his brother.in-law. b. J. Doian.
is2o NJ 22d st. Solemn requiem mass. ~;
Elisabethis Church. 10 a. m Int oid
os sSa III Hs+E ERGAR emma P sss .SD
on hi. ThSFIs sister at ri % asryes yes
EsSpsS Byeps, $50 s.. 4eth st. Interment at West
LsSEfflM LsHSEEfflMEHR.iLoet. Hsi Ssa 12. EMMA, wite of An.
e funeral Thqch Poscher Is1 'rf pntneiG st
Frankford. Int strictly private, ,, 49,.
%sFg Ssynds. Ia .s %.LkHS kIs fSi Rsi
etiyes and friends invited to funeral; Thurs.
a.a, a M, late residence. $3.50 Baltimore
ave Solsmn requiem mass Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION 10 M Int. Holy Cross
RicKERT. NJ. RICKERT. hus-
band Of Elsie and son Of Rev w. II Rickert'
Battersbys Apt. ss1e N: Broad; Int; pri. r.
We've Waved We'd. 8 to 10 D. m. -
RUCKENBRop.-oct,1 IL. FREDERIGKA.
virs OF William Ruckenbrod. aged 90. Rela-
tiyes and friends are INVITED 20 sttena a ~. .
neral Thurs;a puIns,, M, from mn. ner NnortSwood
sss,asniSs;, cs% Ss,ends ssis MAY nj h,Sf ssI ed eve
~ac.HiLLINo.-Oct. IL, CHARLES 3CIIILL,
ma. Relatives. friends and all lodges 0,
which he was member. invited 70 f"herA'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13
DEATHS

from late residence s76s woodland ave.
r6Rp 6ER9pBDneAt inea Mss@N M2rs2ss Y. Oct, A. IDA
aFWoSsssEfI.@SSot. ,2, WILLIAM Fossprr,
residence Of daushter. Mrs Harry W. 'wor.
reil Marble. Delaware county. Pa. Int.
gEisT: :soss il. CHRISTINE gornen,.
S hSheTsn S ss
SSteyens st.>. are invited to attend services.
W spcsns fsss 9 Ss s.ns sSs
Camden M =; Int. Evergreen Gem. Friends
band q Florence D. dsbe%rson. % aged al 81 1Rs ~
pnersl services Fri. 2D; m. residenco 1927
:. I IdoIpsT5JNS:.soet.. 4, PHonnE, wifi. Of
p. m. from her late residence. 1704 8.
Of eSlSo5H. Fr.ns gafS f,nelsi Il lsfo % %F1A T.t:
from her husbands s sssidence t9S seyilie
s.sS SYNs b fss n bIs. dSIsssE E.ss: ss:
''?s #S!@S;sa, SisS|SiF S;IEis's,
sna frsads invtsG hSfs
a, M. from residence of son-in-iaw, A. p.
Miller. 8091 N. Orkney st. Int. Greeninount
I R D., M '"1 "e''' utter
wife Of Albert H, Hamilton. Reiatiyes snna
friends, Phile. Lodge, No. 20, &. OF r. Phiia
brigade, Circle No. 100 Ladies' OF a. A n
invited to funeral services. Thurs, q o. m
pariors OF Geo. Hin Chew. 261i s. 18th al.
Int. Fernwood Gem. Remains may be viewed
Wed; eye, -, =,
widow Of John *. Hauok. aged. II. FGnersi
services, Wed. 7:45 p. m at her late resi-
dsnce 032I Race st, Phila. Further services
Thursy III a. m, Falooner Swamp Lutheran
Chnreh, near fottstown. ia. lntermert
HIRsCHFELD, a. Oct. II; LOUISE. wife
ot Ghai.es as,Sanna aoaI hhurs'' II
a.,na;o % SSeItsn Hiia cam f,risnSs ,s s., lnt; ;
.WeeanU,;o r'oo x. ~. =, tIpr,p> n A.,
hov hovD;oMho ces a,d iE,i,eh.ttN IL, r.. daugh,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13

aN2,,M j222 A sa Alden st. Oct H. ELizxBETh izixifSSff
40 StS,sf ysf &C. TsIF' Bar bids ists
,sh hEsER on 7, TFsnth F;s 1s,s NSnst
2a 2aners ss ass cs ssis sRsstSs; Ss ah& enSs
$sS hs iats ePss rssidsaSSss' @Ss'h AmSisi lsis
Teqiha AnGsr az IS Train IA n lfsYng a Read
;.IrR IRrsRRE TaASSiS MSi sMsssSdSaIy.N. J., qc, ,2,
Perry Reiativss and fTisnSs invited dSfmgn, to fI,
fspo; fsF srS 2sS 5ESss WSodSarS. NJ !':l j.
hsSShEscs q 1ss9 3, SSMA Josa 4
nytsd ssa attend s nsTa sasaY'A F4I snG
Ss% ssssDfsd ss vsSss sSsS Fiu q
II, ESRk$S S,,ssSa sssTtsre on
sfz sse ss asntsnT sSs RSsstsSs: sSs md
Mutual and p r. Il. re Rslief Assoo o. ape e; f. f.!
oefock sf 10 thf aoiS iSsryd!os on Fri Az
end esn Whsrton bart SITS: interment at Mi, Moriah
BAR bSs 1890 e ShsstSSt SstSSt st. e. the Oliver H.
,on SaAs; ~ J: r,Ii m suddenly. Oct. II. SEYMOUR.
Post sS KmeTioan In hesIon @ fnS inSiteS ssrtO tO
at late resdensc Tah%rs; ana 2o,s 2. m precisely.
BRALL--oct. II ANArJp n r,,. =,
John A. Brazil IN h,- a9s 81. ID. wnise VIE OF
friends members OF rSbea Versn Hesuyes nd Nsis
slGnsry SIpss s9so.y Of st. JakoSSss Church
asss sssSsFTlf'' II "a THURS s int EorS T
BRAIJN'--oot =, Jo,,N .,,,.
Mary Braun. Rslstives fri.nas huspsna ph of late
,ssi sas TsOORy slnsins Society ana Fsiyhiii ,.
Fri 80. 70 invited to funeral,
st. Int priyate d MoFtbwaoS bUnssr' c s4 =; dSth
may call Thurs. eye' or'n"'ou Sem. frisnds
RFBEcSA a. RIfis,p RITfisres'1wh: ty "a =. Oct; ~,
tves and friends invits5 m f 'Stn % %sear Fe,a, a,
residen Of her naphsw TiIi. orre,1 rrom
Gem. ihurs'' .. m Int Coiestown
ChIRNs.--oct. 70. 1aoo E1rzAppr,y m
ana friends are invited 70 f,,nro, se,etves ,,r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13
DEATHS

late residence, 1921 Edsley st. Int. Mt.
evMsiA MAdTE frsn e 70 oGSSsNS,A aSNA MARIA ,.,sn.
ter q Joseph q. and Annie cisary %ssss.
Of IsnsS Sisters and 81 4sy Sg. Invited % the
Sc Msiachys Church @ 'fn iS a. m no'oS Int,
pr'SfsSsiy 'MSfHsSsiy1Rp.-A. Los Angeles. Cal, on
Oct. 3. 1920. THOMAS j.. husband Of Mary
MGggase aged 81 years Rssttiyes and
snse ' Co. S are s'in inyted q To the funeral. ' on
TTdsy msSarIninE saI al $50 oclock ron rest
9asS ossa eaus%
Church. .71st and woodland ave-, at 10
0GMl4XSfo oct Ct ISy GfS' M
LONE lnee Cunningham). aged 50 years
Relatives and nd friends are ,iny!tsd to the
tSs reGsn6o sr o hes son. 81 sfS
554s Angora terrace. Solemn reaniem masa
AZ ,,C Church Of the TTSG1sdEu5ation st 10
MAsTEPsoN.-oct 10, JOHN j.. husband
An9s sso nss Sas @na 'G
xs' sso ana ''n rssdenSe sod safa 1n %Tsnso % av.
''H q. m. Int. New csthsdrsI Gem. m ~ ~
of Hbsrt Mseard1 q sIfiH Sioi spr!nsfsIS SsS
S sy sfySss TSurs sns sys m E. P kssr oa
E SG5 iash 2, .ns 8 1ssh fssS hriNyasNcrs
McFadden (nee Caiishanl. aged 20. Rela.
tives and friends also Holy Name Society.
are invited to attend funeral. Thurs. $50 a.
pssoas %ass ist st So 10
a. m. Int. st. Johns Gem.
Ms1NTSsnVvop rs Sci 10 JANEs M!iI, s.s r.. bus bus.
ssss svss and az Nai ts .re Nfs
on Thurs, at 2 o'clock. at his late resi-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13
CHARGES COAL MEN
CHEAT Is. OF TAX.
Indiana Governor Declares Ac-
counts Are Padded and
Threatens Expose
nv the Associated Press

c-..Non. Ind, Oct. 13.-"Many
t,na accounts Of coal companies are
opsss.d lar the purpose Of avoiding the
psdaeE income tax" said Governor
isuer p Goodrich, of Indiana. in an
ssns ssaross at a good roads meeting near
soui @ .oaay. In discussing orders OF the
nee, ne,oi coal and food commission which
spssn,iv ixed coal prices. He declared
~. n the mine operators Of Indiana
toata toarne their refusal to furnish. coal
eon.th n tho order of the commission "all
upoat tocts In the possession of the com
uss.;on ny io will be given to the public.
inirs,i inrs,iscussiuq the assertion of Phil II.
,.nno, secretary treasurer of the In
l.n" t,.no pituminous Coal Operators As
olsiat,on. that the mine owners had no
;.tsntion OF complying with the orders
~ tbe commission, the governor said
q tbe men in Indiana, who before the
s tpu were content with salaries of $4,000
=. sf0 600, we're now drawing 900
" wi s40. 900 for managing mines.
%J don't think Penna or any one else
..nnected with the operators associa-
.s.n wants the inside facts laid before
Nv Nv nsonle of the state," said Governor
GlaDe,5r;ch. lae who himself is coal mine
operator. a. -,-, s Al,
soscial coal and food commission, Gov
srnor Goodrich said:
"The action of the operators in defy
,ns the orders of the commission and the
nrees they are seeking to charge for
ecal q in Indiana have settled beyond
Crestion the fact that neither the coal
Saoerators nor any other group of men
Ssu % safely be trusted to deal fairly with
,Ss % public when the fixing Of prices is
l,it entirely in their hands as is the
M mice Of coal at the present time.
"The commission has fixed a price
that is liberal and under which any
mine that has right to operate can
make fair profit.
III the operators, as Penna indicates,
want to pursue the same public be
damned policy that brought the liquor
bnsiness to its end and has driven the
public to drastic regulatory measures in
HE control Of other business as to pro-
tect the people from extortion, the re-
,ponsibility lies with them
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DEATHS
DEATHS
ce. 211e N. Camae st, Interment strictly

dence 2119 N. Camac ST. Interment strictly
private.
McKENNA.--oct. II. ELIZABETH GER
daughter OF Michael ana Annie Donovan.
Relatives and friends invited 70 funeral
Thurs. 1880 a. m, parents' residence. 2006
LADY 'as " Mercy eSurcs s ,o mn as' fnt Holy @
ofSss %sKiSIEy.-oet. KfiSsLIEyo 10. ,Ioy1s j.. hus.
Of late Edward. and Louisa smailbrook Nc.
RITZ NIce' Ssoi Sfs germantown "S ave-. ags Tues.
RcMnLhhN. Il III Len .pmssdsonly. prssas oct, II. GEORGE
aged aged IL. Relstiyss and friends. also stand:
scudsaer ns s TrSs iSstes 81 10 fs faner. r
st., gloucester City, N. J. Int. Union Gem.
Fr,ends Maas,p may csli sns,. Thurs eva Gan. ..
MURPHY.--.Oct. IL. EMMA J.. wife of
late late pennis, a., A; Murphy. Funeral Thurs.
James JAM r. MoroneS 4Tis chester Gl Ter ave- sol
emn mass Of requiem Church Of ST, Francis
de % sslss 10 a.snma,.IInt. a. m Int. old Sathedrsl Gem.
given.
io'coNNoR.: 10. 1920. CATHERINE,
widow OF Michael o'connor. Relatives and
frsd frU% ass nvsss sn'5f 5a 5sh
Our Lady OF the Rosary 10 a. m. Int. Holy
olPis lPEsrRcB-oe.. II. 1920. SELMA. j.. wife
/ p. M. from her late residence. e8e Spring
afSfsn f. sRha III pyysss %iys .. Rob-
ert PIstt, aged e5. Relatives and friends.
also Tallalu.a Council. No. 40. ID. OF p.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13
DEATHS

services, at his late residence. 703 Parrish
St. D. m,, Thurs. Int. Glenwood Gem. 4,
BAKER. beloved wife of o. Coe searing.
Funeral services Fri. D. m, % Resign
ave, Gienside. Pa. Int. private. HILLSIDE
Gem.
sMITH.-oot. IL. T, ELoIsE. daughter
OF Theresa y. and the late William II
years Funeral services. Fri. 2 D.. m. :. at
her late residence. 3e10 Locust st. Int.
pr sTEvENs. 10 EDWARD L.. STE
VEINS, husband Of Margaret l.. Stevens.
No ss5. r. A. NJ. and all organizations Of
which he was member. ipvi,6Sss it6s, to attend ts,S
sti"VHSi 81, Int. private, Thurs. 3 D. m, Mont.
someTy, Gem. MorrIIstSSwns; IsSo u,rp,. n ,,,.
hand OF Mary A. Todd (nee Henderson,. aged
90. Due notice Of funeral will be given
bsiB Webster st. -.
TRASH. AT woodbury.. N, j., Oct. IL,
1920 CYNTHIA u. widow OF Eoen 7. Trask
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-13
DEATHS

aged 40. Services at her hate residence. 1ee
Delaware st. woodbury.. N. j.. at .. M
VoIGT.--Oct. Il. LIMA wife Of Max yoiS1
(nee Shortemeyer). aged SO. Relatives anQ
friends Of the family are invited 70 auene
funeral services, Thurs, D. M preclseiys
"wfILiAMs. .--suddenIy, Oct. ~. at het
late residence. 15s w. Coulter ST., ueruauI
town, GRACE YOUNG. wife OF. Franci3
Churchill Williams and daughter OF Ella III
and the late william w. Young. Due notice
OF funeral will be given. ,E
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Deaths

ANDERSON. Suddenly, at her residence.
l:es N Alden ST., on OCT. II. SARAH A An
II So o'clock, at the oliver II. Bair Bids.
1870 Chestnut ct. Inteiment private.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
LOS ARMENEOS ESTAN EN-
COMPLETE DESAMpARO
En- csc abandono los deia Ell
mnisticio ceIebrado en-
ire frGnceses y tarcoS

DANA, JUNO 15.-G-au coustorrl-
c!on ~prcvalece entire los crihtinnos en-
la Cilicia. region sureste d.! Asia Me-
nor, como resu!tado del arn,!at!cto por
20 dfaE que 80 ha celcorado entire las
tropas franeesas y las nacionalistas
rrrcas v cal el cuai arrnist:cio no sc
tncluye clausula aiguna para Ia pro-
teGc.on &c los armentos, Quienas, Sc
gin i.H rian!festaron los f~ranceAes,
clos l1isnics son los que deDen ncso-
ciar por 81 protection con los turcos.
FL armistiCio de referenc!a, fue roto
sin embargo el da 9 del mes en- curse,
en- varios sectores por los turcos. y
Una gran confusion existe alIora en-
ire les europeos G~uieues temen que tai
acci6n pueda resultar en- Il mucrte
d. muchos cristianos.
Tn mensaje de Uadj!u. fechado Ell
IS de Mayo pasa6o. da cueuta de cue
los miembros americanos lie la CO.
mission de auxil;os. auf entregaron b
los rurcos sus elementos iLce dog
meses Y que desde entonces har esta-
do viviendo aqucIlos. bajo ei gobierno
de los nacionalistas sin ell derecho
de comunicarse con el rIundo exte-
riCr.
La suerte. de los huerfanos arne-
flo, pero Sc tienen notlcias que cir
culaa aquf entire los turcos. De que
los nihcs fueron a~scsinados y las nj
mas conducidas a Cesarea. (kaise-
rteth5
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
ERZBERCER APOYA UNA
NUEYA DIVISION DEL
MPERIO ALEIHAH
Quiere que todOs los Estados
sean iguales en- H,agRlfud
e imporEancia poIt!ca

BERLIN. JUNO 15.-Natias Erz'
berger, ex-Primer Nlristro a!eraaA '
Ministro de Hacienda, b in2ciedo una
propaganda en- favor de una nneV@
division territorial del Imperio ale
man. Tai propaganda "a 'nicio duran
re su campaha electoral en- Wue-tten-
berg, segtn nortcIas que dan a IA
pubtcidad hoy los ~reri6dicos de eSa
capital. De acuerdo o. su pTopos--
ct6n. Ersbe-ger p-sVende Sc ha-
ca una division territorial lei lmpe-
rio. formardoss EstadOs tsUales en-
msgnicud . Importance E+Spreso 81
ex-Aliniscro que IA actual division del
Irrperio era muy deSDrcpocionad2 y
se prestaba q EUchas r=nc!i.as y d.
visioues !ntsriores, pues el area aoar-
cada por Prussia por e5emplo. era ce-
masiado grande, por 10 que podfa
perfectamente subdividirse en- va-!os
Estados iguales 4 independleateS. ia
les como e. Hanover J IA WestfaliS-
Rern Erzpe=ger aboga ademds poT
aue los catGl!cos c~eGtraliatas Sc ortSH
ten q ST mjsmos hacia las Jerdenc!as
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
EYACUARON BATUM LAS
TROPAS MGLESAS

LoNDRES, JUNO 15.-Cna noticia
nus publ!ca en- 81 edicton de hoy e.
Daily Mail. dice que las tuerzas IN
rlesas cue Sc hallan en- e. puerto oe
Raturn. en- q Mar Negro, sstan para
sal.r de esq plaza y dtrtgirse a Cons
taatinopla q bordo de los barcos orl-
tanicos i p~at-ullan las cttadas
aguas Gel Mar Negro. q Elective de
las tuerzas es de 1000 homb-es y 81
evacuation de esa plaza Sc !levara q
cabo dentro de ounce dias, peco mas
O menos, en- vista de Ia anenaza que
para SUI seguridad encierra Ia reciente
captura de Bakd por los bolshevikis
y el derrocamiento del gobierno dc
Azerbatan.
e d!ario de referencia, exaresa ade
mis- una raz6n additional. siendo ella
en- su opinion, Ia de que tai retro es
mas tien una consequence del re-
ciente tratado celebrado entire Georgia
Y 81 Soviet Russo por e. cual, este
oltino reconoce el derecho lie Geor-
81 = Batum.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
.....LA MODA AL DlA....
e g
NUEVO ESTiLO De CAPA

Ii p~opulsridad de IA capa y de los
abrigos para Ia estaci6n dc Primave-
"a. (que est4 dando va las dltlmas
boqueadasl. y 10 entrante del Nerano'
cont!nra sin decaimtento alguno, qui-
"a porque esas prenCas constituyen
a~rtfculos muy 0tiles en- la indumenta-
ria femenina. z n el modelo inserto. o.
! freccnos a nuestras lectoras un nue.
vo estilo d. capa, verdadera crea-
! cion, en- el que los adornos estdn he
chos enteramente lie Ia mtsma tela,
i-luvetina de color bermeII0n.
La parte superior de "a brenda
muestra como el empleo de Ia alforza
sirve perfectamente para un atracti-
yo adorno, En- efecto, esa parte de "a
cana esta hecha de 4 serie de finas
alforzas parallels perpendiculareS q
otra serte igual. A 10 largo de los cos
tados de la capa y partiendo de la In
! ~terseccion de las alforzas. Sc pone n
| hilera de ~pedacitos de Ia misma tela,
cortados en- cuadro o, c~uadrilateros con
un ribete dentado. FL cuello esta he
cho de una doble tira de Ia misma te-
Il, sirviendo de vista y Zorro, pero
unida de un modo de dar una consis-
tencia mayor para que a. cser forme
craciosas ondas Y dobleces alrededor
del cuello.
FL sombrere para esta capa es de
paja del mismo color de IA duvetina.
con un Zorro en- Ia parte baja de la
falda. de satin crema, bordado con es-
tambre de seda de tono br~onceado.
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FL SUFRAGISMO SURE
UNA NUEVA DERROTA
La Legislature de Louisiana
rechazo Ia ennuenda deci-
maaona q Ia Consti-
tucioR

BATON hOUGE. La, JUNO l5.-La
Canara Baja de ia Legislature del
Estado de louisiana, rechaaj hoy por
81 vo,os contra II, Ia resolution pre-
sentada por ell representative Shatuck,
en- Ia que Sc pedia que Sc ratificara
Ia Eamienda Federal Dectma mona.
relat!Ia al sufragio femenino La c.
aprobo Ia resolution del Repre-
sentaute Jordan, que pedfa que Ia en-
nienda tuera rechazada.
Con esa resolution de la Canara,
IA del suirag!o femenino reel
be IN nuevo golpe, pues las sufragis-
tas estaban confiadas en- que Ia Lee
gislarura de Louisiana ratlficarIa Ia
cnuiends federal. completanGo asf e.
nG-1ero de Esrados que deben ratifi-
car dicha ermienda para que eSta
adquiera fuerza de ley nacio0al y al
cauzar con clio 81 Euprcrno trtunfo
muteres Cue los honbres.
Hasta ahora. solamente 35 Estados
han rattf!cado Ia ermienda. pues De-
laware. que fae 81 Qitimo que some
TIC esa question O. votaci6n, Ia recha-
Is. 10 mismo que Ia hecho hoy Loui-
stana. Solamente Tn Estado mas Sc
neccs!ta para IL ennienda sa
conv!erta en- ley, pero "a! vote Sc les
esta d.~ficu!tando grandenente q las
sufraststas, consegu!rlo. ) de creerse
es. en- vista de los Successes, que las
muteres TO podraa votar en- TODD g!
pals. gu las pr5xinas elecciones pre-
s!esac!sles de Noviembre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
EBERT AMENAZA CON
RENUNCEAR SU CARGO

BERLIN. JUNO IJ-El Presidente
de Alsnania. Federico Ebert ha asst
nido una actitud lie arnenaza en Wis
Ia de las dificultades quo pareCe es-
tan ~ponitndole q su gobierno los hde-
res polfticos. e hech0 real es que el
Presidente ha amenaz3do cOn "enun-
cisr su cargo. ST los ctiados lfderes
de los divorsos p~Grtidos ~politicos, no
logran ponerse de acuerGo pronto
para la formaci6n de IN Eabinete de
coalici6n, segQn dice la Q de Ia
Gale. FL 1ltimo lfder a QUEEN e. Pre-
sidente Ebert Ia comisionaGo para
forlnar el nuevo Ministerio, CO el jefc
del PartiGo Centralissa 0 Cat6lico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
REGRESO 4 SLIZA Ell
EX-REY CONSTANTINE

GINEBRA. Suiza. JUNO 15.-El sx-
Rey Constantine de Grecis, que desdo
el mes de MAYO Sc AaIlsba en- Italia.
atendiendo a su salud en- los bahos
te-malss de SalsomagGiore. regreso
aye a SUiEa acompaFado de su ss-
posu IL ex-Rsina Sofia. Fl reg-eso del
ex-Rcy dc Grecia So atribuye. segGn
el runor pC5lico e que 81 gobierno
ital.Rno le ,naico cue abandonara FL
pats en- vista da las intrigas polfticas
que escaha fomentando salf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16
LOS B~OLSHEVfKlS NUY
ACTIYOS EN- GEORGIA

COSSTANTINOPLA. JUNO l5-Ias
fuerzas del Soviet quo recieatsmente
cspturaron Baku, oil uperto use en-
ell Maj Caspio, nontn q $4,000 HON
bros y estAn man6ados por el Gene
raj Alexief. ses1r eIpresan los Ill
timos mensajes recio!dos aquI. Tn
despacho procedeute de Sebastopol
dice que 81 General Roudeneff fua
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muerto por los rojos en- Eakn y q"e
los aSentes del Soviet Sc hallan emu
pchados Ell n activa campana de
propaganda con al proposlto de in'-
c!ar una revuelta en Georgia, 81 nuc-
70 Estado ~caucasiCo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-16

de Ia izquierda. a fin de iosrar atraei
sc IN gran namero de ro;os de los
representatives obreros.