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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
OTRO DIPUTADO FUE
~APREHENDIDO Al
LLEGAR A MEXICO
Despues de uarias explica-
clones Sc lie dejo en-
iibertad
CIUDAD DE MEXICO .,orto 90

ShSDHb LIZ MEhiCC, aSOSt0 e.
Aver fue vioiado el fuero constitu-
cional del presunto diputado ENRIQUE
Garduno Palacios. quien fue aprehen-
dido por Ia policia judicial, al I,egar \
esta a bordo del tren de Toluca. en- aten
cion a un exhorto del juez de primera
I~nstancia de Ia vccina villa de T7ssne-
pantla. quien acusa a Garduno Pals-
CLOS. de portar una credencial en- que
fueror falsificadas las firmas de los
mierntros de Ia junta compuradora V
del Presidente Municipal de aquella DO
blaci6n.
Ell presunto diputado trat6 en- vano
de convencer 4 ~anrehensores de que
Sc estaba cometiendo con e. un acto
violatorio grave, desde el mmento en-
u poseia INA c~redencial de diputado
que habia sido va registrada en- Ia Off
cialia Mayor. Los agentes de Ia po-
licta judicial dijeronle solo que clos te-
Man que obedecer 6rdenes terminan-
ties emanadas de Ia Procuraduria de
Justicia del Distrito Federal.
FL presunto diputado Garduho Pala-
clos. pudo por fin ccmunicarse cor Ell
Procurador de Justicia Y fue este fun
cionario quien le puso II tanto de 10 que
ocurria. Habl6le del exhorto del juez
de prinera instancia de T~lalnepantla,
quien declaraba que la junta computa-
dora habia solamente ~eytendido una ere
dencial Y esa credencial era en- favor
del doctor Cardenas. la unica que t"nl-
bien habta registrado con ST. firma 81
Alcalde.
Garduno Palacios protestc contra
esta aseveraci6n. diciendole al Procu-
rador de Justicia CUE 81 no poGia sa-
Der 81 los micrnbros de la Junta Com
~putadora V aun ell mismo Fresidente
Municipal Sc habfan dejado Sobornar
pcr sus antagonistas Y de esta suerte
habfan extendido una sesunda GRE
dencial.
En- vista de esto. Y habiendo sIdo "a
registraGa l. credenciai por Ia Oticla-
liza Mayor de Ia Canara de Diputados
nor 10 cual 81 portador goZaba va de
, iuero Constitutional. e. Procurador dc
Justicia del DiStrito Federal, acordt
| noner On lihcrtad al presunto padre dc
In patria. cuyo sSunto, en- extreme dc'
! ,cado. pucs no deja de ser grave Ia
| acusaci6n que pesa sobre 81, scra IN
vestiSado por ia propia' CaInara que
! faTara sobre la ~culpabilidad o Inocen'
! Gin del representative de T~lalnepan-
-,
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NO Sc LEVANTO EN-
ARNAS Ell GENERAL
TOMAS IZQUIERDO.
Tuoo, ST, diferencias con ell
general Manuel Peldez
en- la Huastecn

TANlPICO. lamps. aSosto 30 la
insistente version que venIa circuianoo
desde hace dIas en- este puerto. relati-
va a que 81 general Tomas lzquierdo.
| iara de una Brigade de las tropas que
commando ell general Manuel NJ. Pelaez
Sc habia levantado en- armas, ha $40
desmentiG pues tai version asl como
Ia de que dicho jcfe hubiera captura
do la plaza de Ozulnama, son complete
mente falsas.
Tambien Sc rumor6 que el general
IZGuierdo al a~poderarSe de Ozulnama
habia mandado cortar las comunlca-
clones telegraficas Y telef6nicas V que
e. general Pelaez habia mandado I'm
fuerte nucleo de fuerzas para someter
al jefe s%ublevado.
Todo 6sto como SO ha dicho no ha
| pasado de ser una inventiva. En- las
noticias oficiales que Sc han recibido
aquf Sc eXpresa que no ha habido tai
Sublevaci6n del general IzQuierdo, Y
este mismo. habiendo tenido noticia
de los absurdoS rumoreS que CirCula
| ron aquf. envi6 IN mensaje NANTES
! tando que TODD 10 que habia pasado
era que habiendo surgido algunas di-
ficultades entire el general Pelaez Y el.
OPTIC por dirigirse a Mexico sin con-
| tar para clio con el consentimiento
del Jefe de las Operaciones en- las
| Huastecas. a efecto de p~resentarsa con
tropas en- n Secretarfa de Guerra y
Marina, es decir. con SUI cscolta y Su
Estado Mayor. Agresa el general L.
quierdo que resoluvi6 dar este paso
para evitar TN possible choque arma-
do con SUI jefe. dada la eXcitaci6n que
| habfa entire las tropas.
Explica el general Izquicrdo en- su
! mensaje que las dificultades en- que
Sc ha visto envuelto con el Jefe de
las Operaciones en- las Huastecas, son
| puramente personales. por 10 u no de
be considerarse. en- tai concepto. que
mantiene nj r~emotamente. n actitud
hostil hacia el Gohicrno.
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La GA. F~UNDlDORA De
FlERRO Y ACERO HAR!h
AlAME

La importante empresa regiomonta-
ma CompaNia F%undidora de Fierro Y
Acero. n de las principales, sine Ia
en- ri pals, va a introducir una gran
mejora en- SUI planta que vendra a
llenar I'm hueco que haSta ahora hay
en- Ell pats Y que ha estado fernando
Ia industrial extranjera. Sc trata de Ia
manufacture de alamb.e que tantaS V
variadas aplicacioncs tiene. La compa-
MIA Fundidora de Fierro V Acero Sc
propone instalar Ut departamento es.
pecial n fin de producer csc articuIr
on cantidad bastante para satisfacer los
nccesidades del pats, dando preferc1
Cia 4 Ia manufacture de alambre del
que Sc usa en- la obstruction de las
lIneas ~telef6nicaS y te~legrdficas, asi
como para cercas.
Otro ESTABLISHMENTS industrial que
reanudara sus labores en- gran escla,
es II Fabrica de Cementos Hidalgo.
cue desde hace algunoS amos habia sus
rendido sus operaciones. por Ell estado
naormal porque atlavesaZa Ell pals. A
bora parece que la reapertura de esa
fAbriCa inStalada en- esta ciudad. es
TN hechO, Y solo Sc espera ell resultado
de n junta de accionistas que Sc va
a celebrar en- la ciudad de Torre0n. pa
"a que Ia planta entire de lleno en-
~operaci6n. Sc cree que para el pr6xi-
mo l6 de Septiembre empezara a ira
bajar nuevamente esta Importance EN-
presa industrial
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Este articulo 10 hemos manu-
facsurado en- esta asa por mas de
10 amos; por la gran demands que
tiene el chocolate me he visto obi
sado a instalar maquinas electri-
cas-. facilitandoseme Sursir ordenes
de cualquier cantidsd.
Por los muehos ~rivales que tie
ne el chocolate a LOS Co
cos, la marca esta registrada.
Chocolate marea LOS CO
cos" de 5 libras arrIba $500. .4oc
De 100 iibras arriba 2 por Glen
to de deseuento
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Sc reanudo e. trdfico de
{. JuGrez a Chihuahua

c. JCAREZ. asosto 30.-Para hoy
Sc espera que quede restablecido 81
trafico entire esta ciudad y ia capital
del E. que desde hace tres dfas qued6
interrumpido debido al derrumbe del
puente de Ortiz.
FL citado puente fus tirado por las
aguas del rio de San Pablo Meoquf
que Sc Creci6 o gran fuerza. Tan
derrumbe del puente, salieron varias
partidas de t~rabajadores, 10 mismo que
de Chihuahua, para emprender los ira
hajos de reparaci6n, que para aver
Sc hallaban cast terminates.
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CAFE

-afe pure. tostado . rnoIido, i-eSco to9o e.
mp &c 10 rb-ss en- adclante.
cafe dc C6rdova r .-- e. 80 &c
Papcl amarillo para lunar. reSma De
20 -usdrrroS 9N't .-. -.. ..- ...Sl.OO
Papsi amarillo en ~paquctes. 80 palue-
n .nLl -. -. Sl.ou
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Para libros en- espanol, diIpse US
I'D a la Casa Editorial loESs'o' no
N Sta. Rosa. Ave-. San Antonio eS'
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Dirijase toda Ia Correspc a6encia re.
lstlva al periodieo al Lhreetor.
SIR. A E. LOZANO,
l2e y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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NOTA:- Los suscript5rcs, Al eamo'-s os
lido, Sesen darncs rauto 4 noeva sons
a antigua direecion. = fin oe anotar pro
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VELAS

Velas decoradas de cers. S. s, I. $.
, por libra 20. e. q. - e. -.- G5c
CirioS de ceCa. Gecorlda. de 10 lib-aS
: ). .. . = : li5rss -. -. e.. D.. soc
YEAS de cera lisaS. c~artonsS de S
ljbras. con vrIaS de s. 6. 4. . y l
por libra, carton q. e. . ....-S2.25
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Entered Is Second-cia<s matte. Fearnar-
-. 1913. al Is- Post Office At Sa1 Ante-
MO. Texas. under the Act OF March {
1876.
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zaS. rara tres galones de aqua. Iac
DOLORES VEGETABLES PARA USAR
con LAS ESENCIAS PARA OAR CO.
LOR. Tu5Os de I OF. 15c. en- los ST.
guicntes dolores: Verde. amarillo = CO.
dorado. Con ! onEa de ~cualquier color
81 puede oar color a 20 EaloneS.
RaSpaGcre> PARA hielo. cada uno. 81 90
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SACOS DE PAPEL
YERBAS MEDICINALES
s2.5e Ell CIENTo DE MANoJOS DE
LAS SIGUIENTES YERRAS:

Laurel. San Nicolas e Zapo. YerbaniS.
C~anahuala. Suelda. EI Cato. Fl Venado.
Candelills. Cancer La Nula. Pata dc Va
"a. Toronjil. Te de Lim6n. Flor de Pena.
Chocolate del Indio. Estafiate. Ruda, Ven
.csidad y Gordolobo.
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= A TRAVES De NUESTRO TERRITORIO =
HABRA UN PASE0
HISTORICO Ell Ola
Is DE SEPTIEMBRE
Las fiestas patrias serdn
reaImente esplendidas
en- Monterrey.
MONTERREY. \

MONTERREY. \. L., agoSto %
La Junta de Festejos Patri6ticoS con
tinua trabajando con gran empeno en-
los preparativos para las fiestas del a
niversario de Ia Independence, habien-
do quedado va nombradas todas las
comisiones que Sc ~encargaran de Ia
elaboration del programa y direction
de los principales numeros que Sc de-
sarrollaran, quedando integradas di-
chas comisiones por las s%iguientes per
SonaS:
Comisi6n para Ell Paseo Hist6rico, ei
Circulo Mercantil Mutualista que sera
el que Sc encargue de pedir la coope
raci6n de las demas sociedades por me
do de sus representatives los senores
Jose Lopez Zambrano y Roberto A.
Bremen.
Comisi6n para las carreraS: senores
Joaquin Escamilla Y Jose Rivero Mar
tinez. Comisi6n Encarsada de los ac-
tos de Ia Jura de IA Bandera y Ofrenda
Floral a Hidalgo: Professors Anasta-
sio A. Treviiio Martinez Y Emeterio
LoZano. Comisi6n para el Combate de
Flores, Concurso de Carruajes Y Autos
duOIi IiuoS y SoIiIuI ~ nc -hptI duOLSS, sc
nores Ricardo Sada Paz. Matfas Cara
Sanmiguel Y Jose Trevino. Comisi6n pa
"a Ia Ceremonial del CRITIC, Arnulfo T.
Canales Y Matias Cara Sanmiguel Y
para los demas detalles del programa
sehores Matias Cara Sanmiguel Y En-
rique Cara Huerta.
Ell PIANISTA DEL
REL ALFONSO.
Dos notables artistas, Ell pianista es-
pahol Guillermo Cases y Ell violinista
chileno, Enrique Rasopio, juntamente
con nuestro paiSano el senior Salvador
Campo Siliceo. recitador de buena ce-
pa, estan hacienda una brillante tenn
porada en- ell primer coliseo de esta ciu
dad, ell Teatro Independence.
FL pianisia Cases trae como reco-
mendaci6n IA nota de ser ell pianista de
Camara de s. VI. don Alfonso XIII,
Rey de Espana y I'm voluminoso album
con los recorteS de los articulos que
lie han dedicado los c~riticos de las prin-
cipales ciudades de Espaha V de Ia
America Latina que ha recorrido en-
~triunfo. Cases Sc present6 al publico
de Monterrey, Ia noche del jueves Y
hoy sera SUI segundo recital. en- el que
tomaran parte Ell %violinista Rasopio. q
hard SUI presentation, V el recitador
Car pa Siliceo, de sobra conocido entire
| NCSotrOS.
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PASTAS

Fideo, GAIA de 20 lbras &c. =. So 90
Ta,larin. GAIA de so libras .........S$.30
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loo2 WEST COMMERCE ST.
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PoMADA BoTANICA PARA CALLoS
CARANTI2ADA. CURA Ell GALLO DES
PIES DE DOS o TRES APLICAC1O-
MES MUY RECOMENDADA TANDEM
PARA OJO DE PESCADo OTRAS
ETFEgMEDADES CRoNICh>. CSC. IA
"a alta 0 So. 90 docena de c~ajitas.
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LA PRENSAI
0nsIe Pc-pLke rSoErrSprES-nr
PRECIOS DE SuSCRIPCIN;
EDICION DIARIA.


EDICION DlARIA.
En- II Giudsd,
A domicilio, so centayos al inca.
Pcr correo, 80 ceI,taros al msa
En- Ell .resto del pals: Tres 7neses,
I.75; Seis meses, $3.50; Ur no $3.50
Fuera de los EStados Uuidos- Ire
neses, $3.50; Seis nleses, SO.ss' "
mo, $1,000
EDICEON ShIASARlA.
(Mi&reaAAO
En- los Estados Uudos- Ssis Tnesss
500; Tn ano, S1.5a
Fuera de los Estados Uuidos: U1
ano $500
Los pages debsn htScerse PSr sde-
iansado, en- giro postal o de Express
cayta certuicada o let.a son-e Nus-
50 York. Los precios de IA s~ascTpc.on
son en- dinero americana o 81 equi
valencia en- moneda Gel iais de donos
Be solicise el perINdlco.
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LOLA

VI gIrtido de este nuacal e especial
rontienc - pleas CaEantizanos que
,atisfacera 4 TODD ~conhprador : su
The evening world., 1920-06-11

L'Errant was better. lie ran a fair
race, but Garner can get more out
Of him than Mink The two men. the
horses, feed and the drugs are show
ing up the bin and make expenses
pretty high for the month"
The police say they have learned
that the dead man did not reach his
apartment until a very late hour, or
an early hour In the morning and
that he appeared down-hearted. The
shot which ended his life was not
heard by any one in the house. 80
far ~ bhe police have learned. The
bullet which caused his death was
found imbedded in the wall behind
his chair and the wall was stained
with blood. The shell Of the dis
charged buhet was found on the floor
Mr.. Biweii had been separated from
his wife since 1916. In her suit foi
separation she asked for $1,000 a year
alimony. alleging that her husband
The evening world., 1920-06-11

made from $1,000 to $4,000 q night at
auction bridge and that one night he
made $4,000.
She said that they we're married in
Brooklyn in 1900 and lived together
til 1911 when he walked out Of their
apartment saying that he intended
TO live his own life in future. He all
lowed $500 a year for their infant
son and gave her $3.50 a month for a
time. She said that he was worth
100000 in realty and had personal
property valued at 100000 He re-
ceived from royalties on his books on
whist from 5000 10 $1,000 a year. sho
said, and about $4,000 a year teaching
society people" how to play the game.
game.
Acoordlng 10 the same authority he
owned country places at Newport,
II. l., and Southampton, L. l., enter
tained on a lavish scale and had a
$1,000 automobile. He was a member
Of the Travellers Club OF Paris, the
The evening world., 1920-06-11

ting In a chair in his pajafnas. He
clothing. neatly folded. was found on
the back OF a chair The bed had
not been occupied.
The discovery vas made when the
housekeeper reported At the house at
s;55 O'Clock. She rushed out Of tho
place screaming and told Of her dis
covery to william singer, who tele-
phoned 20 the Flower Hospital for an
ambuiance and the victim was taken
TO Bellevue, where lie died without
recovering consciousness. The body
wos Identified there by william
Barnes. the dead mans secretary.
Mr.. Elwell had his office at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel and was well
known in racing circles and is said
10 be Interested in other, stables be-
sides the Beach. The latter first came
into existence about two years ago
and II was said that there was a
group OF wealthy men behind II. r. F.
Carman was the trainer for the
stable, but retired after a row with
his principals Among the horses in
the string are 81. Denard and LEr-
rant, the latter being scheduled to
start to-day.
A note was found addressed TO Mr.
mweN. The bloodstAined ioder wa
dated Latonio. Ky, and signed
Lloyd" II read:
''Dsar 'Mr. Elwoil; &
An horses are going good. 81,
ponnrd only went the half In fs
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the United states, Great Britain.
France and Poland.
He first came to this country IN 1919
and lived here five years. He returned
10 Europe as a Polish Reservist and
fought In. France. Without waiting ior
DISCHARGE lac came here again and vas
excluded.
Awaiting deportation at Ellis island
he tumped out Of window one ms1t
and swsin 20 the Jersey shore. lie Nss
captured In Buffalo where ne had "een
shot in the log In light lie vi 8
placed on a snip for deportation, oIt
itwyei obtained a writ Of haoSds o.
pua and stayed action He wac sfnt
nnek March 23d last Now he mas
come hack as stOwaway without a
passport Ms slOvenEley aboard the
steaanshlp Santarem, He has prother
and a sister in Michigan.
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Apawamis Club. the New York Whist
Club, and the Studio Club.
Mr.. Blwell had also one OF the most
beautiful homes at Palm Beach
called Vista del Lago, which he built
three years ago
Mr.. Elwell attended the rlces At
Belmont Park yesterday and lunched
with C. J. Fitzgerald in the club
house. He was In the best OF spirits
and talked horse with Fitzgerald for
three-quartefs OF an hour.
The Lloyd" which was signed TO n
letter found on hiS dresser was from
Lloyd Gentry, his trainer.
According 10 friends at the race
track to-day Mr.. Elwell had dinner In
New York last night. attended the
Midnight Frolic ana got home AZ two
o'clock this morning.
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Simple Home Remedy
for Wrinkied Faces

Thousands OF the fair sex are spend
Ing fortunes In frantic Efforts TO remove
the signs OF premature age from their
faces. such women willingly pay al
most any amount OF money for worth
less wrinkle removers, OF which there
art many,
n they only know Il. the most et-
foctive remedy imaginable IN a simple.
harmless lotion which can be made up
at home In less than "A minute. They
have only 10 get an ounce OF pure pow
dcred saNOlite and half a pint OF witcn
h. zel AZ the drug store and mix the two.
Apply this daily for a while as a re-
most magical Even after the first
treatment q marked Improvement IA
noticed an1 the face has SNUG. hrm
feeling that Is most pleasing. .--Advt.
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.IOSEPAB. ELWELL
IS SHOT TO DEATH;
MURDER SUSPECTED


old son At No. 1857 Lexington Ave
nue.. Etweii was man much sought
BY society women for his knowledge
nf the game Of bridge and he had
many OF them as pupils. from whom
he received large fees
Edward Rhodes, Mr.. Elweil's chauf-
feur, twenty-geven and living at No.
ias West 6iet Street, said that he had
last seen hls employer al O'Clock
last night. when he returned from a
drive in his roadster. The chauffeur
uaid that he then appeared in the
best OF spirits.
KNOWS NO REASON FoR MuR.
oER or ELWELL.
William Barnes, Eiwelis secretary,
who was questioned by the police,
could not givo any reason why aEy-
one should seek the fife % his en-
ployor. but said that he thought that
thore was no doubt that the latter had
boen murdered;
The living room where Mr. Eiweil
was ahot Is on the ground floor. on
seventieth Street. and window looks
out upon the sidewalk across an area
way about three feet wide. when the
murdered man wns found no WAS sit.
tlnE in the chair faoing the Hudson
I1lter 20 that the window would bS
iocated at the time In a diagonal DO
sition from him
A man could have stood ON the edge
of tho are0N'ay and looked through
ibe window, A shot could have been
tired from there. but no one has been
found who heard shot and the shell
found inside the room lends DOUBT IL
the shot being fired from the window
Il has not yet been ascertalnec
whether the window was open wher
the police reached the scene.
Mr.. Eaweil was discovered by MI
nOusekeeber Mrs. Marie Larsen, sit
The evening world., 1920-06-11
MRS. CARRIE c. Gait
AGAIN HEADS WOMEN
Accepts Reelection in Geneva
Despite Announcement She
Would Retire.

GENEVA. June II tAssoela ted
Press).---Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait was
unanimously reelected President OF The
international Woman Suffrage Alliance
at this mornings session OF It's con-
gress here.
She has agreed TO accept the office,
IL was announced, despite her declaro-
tion in a speech yesterday that she felt
compelled TO retire.
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DEPORT STOWAWAY
FOR THIRD TIME
Polish Reservist Has Matched Wits
With immigration Authorities
for -Four Years.

Victor slovenslSy. stowaway. who hss
spent the last four Of his twenty-four
years trying TO stay In the United
States. is being put for the third time
aboard a steamer OF the French liner
to-day for deportation. As Victor SZill.
winski and with his long, wnvy hair
combed back like Paderewskl, ha has
played with immigration authorities OF
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An horses are going good. 81.
ponnrd only went the half In 4s.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21
HENRY REEVES TO CHICAGO
Former Well known DecOrahian
Leaves McGregor to Make Home
in Chicago.
Pioneer Hog Buyer of This Section
of Iowa, and Built Up Immense
Business.

From the McGregor papers VIZ
note that Henry Reeves, of that city
formerly of DEBORAH, has sold his
residence there and will move t.
Chicago. Mr.. Reeves left Decorat
about ten years ago and located in
McGregor where he conducted one
of the largest hog buying, stations
in the state. He had many branches
over the state and southern Mime
sofa. Henry Reeves has hundreds OF
| friends in DEBORAH, and We all hate
to see him leave the good old corn
belt state. He proved mighty good
citizen in McGregor as he did in De-
corah, as he was always progressive.
He was a big stakeholder in the
First National Bank of McGregor,
selling out his interests recently. We
take the following from the McGreg-
or Times concerning Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves.
THE home of Mr.. Henry Reeves
has been sold this week to Charles
F. Kramer and Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves
will leave McGregor to reside in
Chicago. They have bought beauti-
full home on the Lake Shore Drive IN
the Windy City and expect to take
possession of it the first of May.
The business will be carried on
with headquarters at McGregor the
same as always, Miss Carrie Ellefson
remaining in charge of the Office.
1t is with sincere regret that the
community sees Mr. and Mrs. Reev-
.es leave McGregor.
They have lived here short time
as compared with "old residents"
yet in their few years residence they
have done much to make the town
a greater McGregor. They have CIV
en- to every movement to make up
the old town with liberality which
probably has never been exceeded by
any resident and have backed up an
open pocketbook with the kind of in
terest that gets behind and pushes.
Our main street, one of the best
paved streets in Iowa, is in no small
part a monument to the initiative
and zeal of Mr.. Reeves.
The Times echoes the general SEN
timent of the community in express
sing appreciation and extending best
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves as
they leave for their new home"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-04-21
John CaroIan Buys Home Here.

John Carolan, one of the we'll
known residents of Bluffton town
ship is going to become resident OF
DEBORAH this year, as last week he
purchased the Nels Riste residence
northeast of the Milwaukee passen-
ger depot at consideration of $26-
90. He expects to take possession
about the middle or latter part of
June. Mr.. Carolan has been a long
time resident of this county, locating
in Bluffton township in 1864. Mr..
Carolan left his birthplace, Ireland,
in the year 1856, and has been in
America over sixty years, practical
ly all of the time in this county, out
side of short stay in Ohio. Mr..
Carolan and his daughter will be
welcomed as residents here.