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SELLOS DE COMA

Los hacemos en- todos los e~stilos. como Sc
nos ordeHea. Damos especial atencion 4 los
pediGos po- cor-eo. San Antonio Rubber
Stamp Co. 81 Navarro ST., San Anto-
Mo. Texas.
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GkLLOS DE PELEA. Hucvos. hucvos. hue
voS: cabeza redonds. Rlui Bou=nes y Out
laws: Is por $500: so por 500 tamhie2
alguuos gauos escoEldcs. George J, ksnl-
pen. SeEuin. Texas l4l.
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Sc VEEDE autom6vil Ford de ) Pasajcros,
en- buenas condolences. Informan en- 5l5 W.
T-avis.--IjJ
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GRATIFICARE 4 Ia persona cue proporcio-
he informes eXactos acerca de- actual para
dero de mi hiio Rafael Cortes. de q amos de
cdad. quicn hace seis amos sali6 de Aguas-
calientes. Mex. luGar donde viva. Lo Acorn
pana su abuela, Sra. Rosario Lomcli. Todo
inforne sotrc este asuntc. diriiaze a Petra
NiIalovos. Coucil Bluffs. Iova.-l3)
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EMPLEOS.

:NECESITA S50.O0T Prestamos confiiencia-
les sobre muebles a personals 4 sueldo; Abo-
nos faciles.-Por $50, soc. semanarioS. sos
Conroy Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

G~RATIFICARE con 800 3 Ia persona que me
prOTV-cione irformcs cxactos acerca del para
dero de mi hija Filomcna Lara. esposa de-
Marcclino Hernandez. conocida pcr ell nombre
de CoHcha. qu!en sali6 de Irapuato, Gto.. Mex.
e 10 de Agosto de 1919. ruE,bo q San Anto-
MO. Texas. Tiene dos ninas. Modesto y
Csistina, de l. y - amos respectiyamentc. y
un nino dc . amos. Todo iuforne d;rijase a
Genoycva p. de La-a.-l320 ". Tth. St. San
BcrnarGino. Calf. 90.
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A. BUEROS. D c.
Cnt-pC-aEsgE

81 NWEl----HI N|---
cr-a .osa -.ase de- s7srrmReatss ain q use
= zeascIras rl ci-aJ'a. N"-e77o. arEF'os.
7Sss. ue-sz. za-s@@.a. eer7z .. pl.7nonss. 6
,-s,--asaIss :~ se1o-as. s us-eG es-a can
IsGo dc ve= met-os si7 -ssu-.a5o. Elsi.e-ne :
/. Gs-osrra7e some. I7- usg.o de- A.-stes
Ch.-oprac,icos en- Al ssptn@ @ogsa. pre1e -
-obra- IA salad so lsar uratr.Eas ~ sE-
- operas.oaes. EspesAl a'yar.Ja 4 las -
,s-ne5sdes ~rr6ric4s , q elis-neiadcs &C
aiaos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

DARE GRhTIFICACIoN n Ia persona que
nc proportions informcs exactos acerca del
paradcro de Jose Ma. Robes. quicn en- 1914
Sc encontraha en- Dongue. A-iz. Scnas parti-
Cularcs alto. triGueno. con una c~icatriz en- 81
lado derccho de IA cara, pelo negro y bigote
negro: originario de Valparaiso. Zacatccas,
Mex. Todo informc sokre este particular d.
ri;asc Il Tecdoro Robes. Loretta Saloon. De-
nisUn. y. NJ. (1Sl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

VENDEMoS attractive cottage De seis Guar
tics. hall. banjo, gas. luz electrics, garage y
arbolcs fruales de Sombra. Puede arreSla-Et
para dos familiss. Situado en- Mckinley
Ave, Z mcdia cuadra de q linea de tranvfss.
ProFietario, Holland Tea Store. 229 W. Com
merce ST. c.. 81. ll)-
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G~RATIFICARE con 500 a a persona que me
proporcione informes exactos acerca del &C.
tual p~arade-o de Juan Castillo, de 19 amos
de cdad. 3 pies de ~estatura, color blanco. cara
ruela. En- 1915 sali6 dc Standish, No. rara e
Paso. Texas. TODD infornc sobre q parti-
culsr d~irijasc a Sra. Petra R. dc Garcia. Stan
dish. No. I'D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

La llsta anterior Is solo de los ar
ticuIOS mas uSuales.. Escribanos pi-
dieudo nueStra lista general pOr MA
YOR / Memoir. en- il que eucontra-
ran listed cuanto Recesite, a precios
.NERDADERAMENTE BARATOS.
Dirija Su correspondence q
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CAEE-CAEE=CAFE

Los comerciantes daran EustO a 81 c!iantc-
n = aurnentaran sus ventas compranGo nues-
trcs CAFES. Que son tostados al estI!o me%'-
rsro ' {. prccios sin comprehend. PidHn mueS
ira y prccios a Compania CAFETERIA lrternacio-
nal. Tcbifono Crockett S496. l26 y. Santa Ro-
"a ta).
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ABOGADOS.
JENARO CENICEROS.

kbogaJo Nexicaro, toda clEse De aeEocics
Sudiciales. ADMINISTRATORS : uineroS- Pro
yecto. formation q iacgvpOracion DC InsEs-
rcc;oues Industriale5 AH6uiuaas. ea conanGi-
n. o simples companlas. Direction, I. y.
Box 1885. Miami. Arizona
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Sc NECESITA SeGorita o muchacha mcxi.
cana que liable alao de inglts, para syudar en-
trabajo general de casa, y enca-garse del cui-
dado de dos chiGuitos. Puede vivi- ahi mis-
mo y tenGra una buera casa. Dirigirse a Mr..
Millcrs. Bell Jewelry Co. 22T W Comncrcs
St-Clf
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TRIMONIA

C~ABhILERO mexicano. s~oltero. lie - aHos
lie edad, desca rclacionarse con viuda dc
80 a 70 amos. dc prcfcrcnciR ST no ticnc mas
r-lc dos ninos. de 3 4 : amos dc cdad. OBJ
irtu m~atrimonio. Discretion absolute. Suel-
10 Sl25.OO mcnsualcs. DiriEirsc a Mr.. Ma
nucl ORTIZ. Boz lo7. Arcadia, kans.-Ij)
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HOTELES.

CUANOO yenca listed q San Antonio oea-
IA al Hotel Washington. cue p5r 81 co
noasaad. Imp5eza y ssZuritad. = q preie-
r!5c. SituatO media custrE a NoTts e II
r<tasi6a JeI Fgr-ocar-il cue 10 coaGUcc =
Laredo Dos y. Medina St. San Antonio.
Texas Ramon ?. EI.zouGo. Prop.
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EETENTDS

1 TALLER F~ONOGRAFIco. Leand=o NJ. Ro-
| d-iEuez. repa.acion &c fonGg-afos de todas
, cTsses : maQuiaas &c cose-. N-Qui-2s SIN
GER Y FONOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nuevos
en- AgONOS De segGnGa mano a. contaco.
IMCY BARATOS. lU6 BUcnav.Sta ST. San
] A-.c.Lc. -eNas.
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Sc NECESTTA hcr-cro , enllantador. Din
girse 4 92T7 West T-avis.-GD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

UN C0NSEJO que lie producira $50 dimes
senla narios instruccioneS compleas zoe. DEtiia
Sc 4 Kovac's Supply, Gil E. Fifteenth St. New
York City on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

Sc NECESTTA sastre compctentn para en-
cargarse del departamente de prendas de Sc
noras. Preferable 81 habla algo de ing!es.
Trabaio rermancnte.-Honnel, 2l5 Third st.
C1D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

JOVEN dc - amos de cdad. trabajador y
honradu, sin yicios. dcsca c~ontraer matTimo-
Mo con Sri;a. honrada O Sonora. Complete
discretion. Dirigirsc 4 D.. Garcia. Box 81.
Cicero. Il.-tlS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

Sc NENDE s~astreria V taller de limpiar y
planchac rcpa, establecidos hace 10 amos.
MaSnifico IeSocio. Produce $4,000 libreS ca
da mes. NaQuinaria moderna y dos autos pa
- Ia eEsregU. Una Ganga 81 Sc vende pronto.
por via!e de- p-opietario. Para inforrneS diri-
JanSe Il LA PRENSA. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

DARE BUENA GRATIFICICN a a persona
que me- p-oporcione informes cxactos acerca
del actual paraaero de mi hermano Diego "a
ragoLa. quien en- Noviembre dc 1919 Sc en-
contraba en- Iowa City, Iowa: y cuyas scnas
particulares son: ~cstatura So pies, biSotc nc
gro. originate de Irapuatn, Gto., N5xico.
TODD infcrmc sob-e este asuntc. Glrijase a
Jesus Nosqueda. Box IS. Deanvil.e, Texas.
OBJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

FORD TOURISMO I9Ie.-Sola-uente II me-
ses de uso: en- maRnificas condolences. bre-
mas llsataS. Todos les Fords nuevos han au-
mentado de precio. Compre uno de segunda
mano nj contad0. IRformes Telefonos Or. e90
Q Mission 2le9. I'D.
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Sc EECESTTA sonb-ercro de primera, para
IN taller de renovation. Debe tener conoei-
micntos amplios en- limpia y planchado do
sonbrercs. Trabajo que durars por TODD 81
ano. Dirigirse r Dallas Hat Works POLL
Elm St. Dallas, Texas.-(lD
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Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

Abo<aGo Nexicano .TI5-72O Brady BldC.. Te-
!6fooo CT 153- san Antonio. ieSas-
SESORES EERROCARRILERoS MEXICA-
NOS. Hars CUE las ComTaAlaI les rem
boIsea 10 cue lnyI-Ji6 en- Bones dc & Ia
bsr-ad. Cobro Back Pay sunento de sCet-
dos, cheques ? 'ricnpos. S! SURE algun &c
eidsute en- 81 t-a5a5o 20 Is d.'s % cue asoe
peGi-. A-reglo HeEOcios velac1euados con ma
profession cn tod@S Parrcs DE- pals. DiFl-
Eirse n Lie }. PEARCE AANE. sos Kan
sss Civ Lie BIGE., Kansas Cliy, Mo.
MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,
Abogato nexcanc. Corsl.-as ; documents
roaes juridleas concs-Glca:cs = .syes : neEo-
eioS De Mexico. G2S . so TImsen Bbdg.
San Diego, Cal.
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TRASPASOS.

Sc TRASPASA en- msSnifjcas eo2dicio7es,
s~astrerla y casa de nodHS. Ccur-a . l24 y.
Santa Rosa Ave.-iLZl
RESTO cuartos amue53aios Y 6oy @sis-
tepcia a personas AeaOrzb.es, rs South s.
n GisI
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Sc NECESTTA Sonora para trabaJo general
dc casa. Trabaio permanente. 2lS Sycamore
I'D
Sc NECESITA Sonora para trabaio general
de casa. Trabaio permanente. 2l3 Syeamors
Q2)
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Sc NECESITA sonora para t-abato de eoci-
ma. Buen sueldo. Ocurran pronto lib Z. Lau-
rel Still
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DARE GRATIF1CACToN a la persona cue
ne proporciona informcs cxactos acerca del
paradcro dc Mclquiadcs y Cristobal LAVA,
Guiencs or 1918 Sc encontraban en- Los An
geIcs. Calf. Todo informe sobrc este asun-
to. di-ijase a Genaro LAWN. P. o. Box 957.
Montpelier, v. { l5).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

LENDO. pc- sa!.r &c ssta, concrete de aba
--o.cs coz. Gastante clentela- 9@ Durango
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ENSENANZA.

J0yENES Y SESORITAS; Ap-eadaa Us
tsGes .aqGISraEla , mecaaoETaLia en- muy po-
=, ,,sug3 ps- e. sistcma mas rapiCo = prae-
tiro. S.i-s. P.Uta. As-ia Z T-sy!Uo, 5IS
Il. E-lo s.
LECCICNES De PIANO Y CATTO 4 DO
use!5g. r-ecics cOIveactoaales- PRO-LSOH
FELIX RCANO. Erad4aGo Ell los CoascrNa-
to-as &c Paris $ Madrid. ReeI6e o-dcass SLs
&o-Les 81. Sc aao.a frances ) esPaaOl
TAOUiGRAEIA Pl-tusa en- IN aes. $500
-s--l,l-.a en ma ssnanz. $500. JiSS.-s.
s!,ss 9guca WaEGer.
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MEDICOS.
CONSULTAS GRATIS

De- ~es-pso On ss,a, :. RANGE. faeulcat:va
esDe-.7E.El en- par,cs, cf-ecc sus services q
sd c.s7tc-z-Dl-anEo ) Co.o-a-o 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

Sc EENDE e. Hotel Laredo, csGuIaa Santa
Rosa y Natamozus. u2c dc los neJorc5 rote-
Ies msxicanos en- San Antonio, cNtcnsamcnse
conoc.do. Gran nImsro dc apartau.eG;os e.e-
gau--uente anueosado5. Divi4aSc u ST. S. r
Alrs.S- En- el EllsElo Hotel llJ.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT co. COS West Hous-
ton ST.. pucde proporcionar 4 listed trabaja-
dore. y cmpleos. Telefono CT. 654l.
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GANESE $50 o S25 semanarics diriciendo
circuarcs por corrco: instrucciones completes
zoe. Dirij8se 4 Kovac's Supply, 6lT Z. 18th
st. New York City. tll).
INDUSTRIAL CASERA. Ganese de SO I
$4,000 diarios en- su propia casa los mate
rialcS Ic c~ostaran S1.00. producirin $4,000.
Escriba pidiendo detalles. Gust Lagerquist,
Westby. Mont.
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FREE o
BUREAU

Sc NECESITAN inmediatamente dos sastres
compctentes que conozcan TODD ell ramo. Page
semanario o por plea. Sacos. $3.50: PAN
talones. $3.50. chalccos. $500. Hazlctt Tailor.
ing Co.. Brackettvil!c. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

DIR. NJ. MARTINEZ GUZNAN. EsPeeiAas:a
. Intermediates DC 2sags ) gar-os- Aec.e!-
IA en general. Cs,eiua. 1901 " Commerce
s. Er.etoE9 Ica..s Zoe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
u DE ESCRIBIR

Autorizado por IA Cha. que representa-.
pucdo venderlas. dando una pequenE canti-
dad Al contado y con IN page mcnsual insig-
nificante--Luis u. Rubio.-i0I Camar6n St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11
SANTORAL

Santos Eulogio Prescbitero Martir
Constantine Confesor
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Fl. DR. \ lioJAs AWARE. Os:s5paiA
Ia -sca1da5g 81 Lr--=ca- E2ce aF@I4rte-=s
- - -v-s ysc-s-s. --gs BgenSv.s-a s.
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BAHAMAS CoNPUTADoRAs automaa-
cas-; Sc veHfel. coupran. Zanzibar y re-
psran- e. E. Ha-Eis. sos Main Avenue.
San Antonio. Texas.
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FERROCARRILEROS

I'm Ac,UNCIO en- LA PRENSh" siempre
Is de- exito SECURE. Lame I'd. a! ~telefono
Travis 2ill : aninciese desde luego.
81 NECESITA carros para mudanzas. o car
gar squipaies. liable 4 ROSALES: Telefono
Travis 1926.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-11

FENDo chilpitin del monte seco a soc. libraS
r. Puente. I05 San Fernando St.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Prccio por libra: Aionjclj 3Jc;
Ajo nuero Sac; Chile Chipotle $1.0O;
Pasilla. negro Y mulato ~importadcs
de Mexico. $1.75 V Sl.60; Chile Pr
sado ancho 40c; Chile guajillo 4&c;
Pasilla colorado chico Si.00; CANA
ron limpio grande 45c; Colaci0n ne
xicana 4Cc; Cajetas Celaya loo;
Carne SEGA soc; Queso blanco 55c:
CaneIa mexicana (Ceylan) 6Sc; Co
mino 3Oc; Cacahuate tostado Csc;
C~hicharrones frescos 32c; Habas pc
Queso de Tuna 23c; Chorizo meNica-
no l6c: Semilla CalabaZa 65c; Gar
barzo Is: Salsa-Mcle 10c botellita:
PiQuin vinagre 10C; Chicle negro %0c:
Hoias tamal &c; Chocolate especial
~; Piquin extra csc; oregano 25c;
Molcaietes SOC. Y 20c; Metates gran
des $500: Dulces m]eXicanos surtidos.
100 pleas $1.l5; PILONCILLO DE
MONTERREY pc libra; CanaStas
Garlic cedazos cerda, Y Glen cosas
mas. Mandamos lista general a soil
citud ' hacemos descuentos en- ped
dos de S2G.00 arrIba. Las 0rdenes
deban venir con su importe complete.
Garantizamos la calidad &c lc que vel
demos. Pedidos a:
CABEZUD BROS
i4i01t ". Commerce st.
San Antonio. Texas
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ColCHoNES. nuevos a los me-
- 80 rambler renoyamos. Atlas
Ss-r-cI %. 100 S. Pecos ST.
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PAUL MUELLER. IOi W. Commerce St,
Or. 432. AfiIadores de ~navaias de rasura-,
tyGras. etc.
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College St. Auto Livery

COMISIONES: PaEare a quicrcs informen
Ge CASAS c~crtricas pucdan r~entarse. Ocu-
rran pcrsonalncntc 0 por escriio 4 $50 W.
Travis St.
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RCSA De BONA. PseTesora en- psztoS > e.
cs,-atfs-s 81 enEe-ucdaaes &c se5c-4s. S2$
We.s. Houston s. Te.s5oao Eav.s 1875
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

a2T \. San Saba ST, sequiRa or
Lakevicw, Teiefouo Travis $40.
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DR.. JOSE Ma. SORIANO
DENTISTA IEAiCAN0.

Premiado en- Mexico. en- EstaCos Uni
dos V en- Fraucia por Ia s~gperlOr!daG
de sus ~traoajOs- BOA Brad Bldg
san Autoniu, Texas
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SERVE-U-GARACE

10 n. Pecos st. Frente a Ia fabrica Finck
dc puroS. Telefono Or. 1878. Trabajo gene
raj de reparacion de automobiles. Satisfac-
ci0n Garantizsda. Precios razonables. De
nos I'm aoportunidad.
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DIR. =. VASQUEZ GOMEZ. 81 Frost Bldg,
Tgrr:3-s- T-av.s 1895 ; -1al.
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GINA DDoureIoNsE yENTAS. VENTAS.
VENTAS.

MUSICA MEXlCANA manuscrita pa
"a piano. Pidanos lista comPieta o
diCanos 10 que desea. P. O. Box 35,
Sta. A. San Antonio, Texas.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
Hoover Opposed To Making
 Treaty A Campaign Issue
WOULD OBSCURE OUR PRESSING DOMESTIC Is-
 UEs-COUNTRYH HAS DECIDED

Baltimore Feb. 23 - Herbert C. Hoover, former food administrator, declared today in an address at Johns Hopkins University his opposition to making the ratification of the treaty with Germany an issue in the presi- dential campaign. He insisted the in- jection of the arguments for and against reservations would ''obscure our pressing domestic issues by con fict over a question in which the country already has made up it's mind" and added, 'it is my impres- sion that there is no party credit in this position"
 Hope for immediate ratification of the treaty rested, he said. in the &C., ceptance by the lesser reservation ists'' of the proposals of the mild reservationists.' The two combined. he said, could secure ratification.
 The present danger Europe is fac ing, MT. Hoover said, is not so much revolutionary cataclysm as the steady degeneration of the standard of living and the slow decay of the forces of stability Restored produc- tivity he insisted, is essential if the Allies are to receive the maximum re- paration. Until then we shall not have real peace,'' he said. ''It will be delayed as long as we hang the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
DISCOvERER OF
 NORTH POLE IS LAID TO REST
Full Military and Naval Honors Paid Robert E.
 Peary.

Washington, Feb. 23-The body ot Rear Admiral Robe<t E. Peary, dis. coverer of the North Mole, was laid to rest in Arlington National Gem today with full naval and military honorS and with high officials and of- feers of the government and the di- plomatic corps present to pay last tri- bute to the world famous explorer. Because of the high naval rank be- slowed upon Admiral Peary with the thanks of Congress for his accom- plishments, the ceremonies were in charge of the Navy Department, and Captain Carroll Q. Wright, chaplain at Washington navy yard, conducted religious services
 The -casket was carried to the ceme- tery on a gun Timber, draped in the national flag, which Admiral Peary raised at the North Pole. A troop of cavalry and a battery of artillery formed the military escort, which led the way, while a long procession of official and private automobiles car ried the distinguished mourners to the grave side. At the cemetery a company of bluejackets fell into line with the army escort and the three vo1Ieys of the last salute were fired by a squad of sailors from the Presi- dential yacht Mayhower. A navy bugler sounded taps.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
LETTER CARRIERS ARE ATTENDING
 STATE MEETING
W. T. Meyer Addresses Veterans Association in
 Waterbury.

Various employees and officials of the Post Office are taking advantage of the half-holiday today in making short trips out of the city. Postmas- ter Charles F. Green is attending convention of the Connecticut post masters at Bristol this afternoon while 25 or 30 of the letter carriers are attending a convention of the State Letter Carriers association in the same place Samuel Merritt, a Bridge port carrier, and at present vice pres ident of the organization, is sched- uled to be elected at todays election.
 The postal clerks of the Bridgepor. office are in Derby where there is a gathering of postal clerks from al over tF6 state. William T. Meyer financial superintendent of the Post Office, has been invited in his capacity of Grand Master to deliver an address in Waterbury this afternoon to the Veterans association of the Odd Eel lows. A banquet is scheduled for one o'clock to be followed by a business session.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
Women
 Burned
 To Death
Fire Sweeps Home For Aged In Lynn,
 Mass.
LIST OF VICTIMS
 NUMBERS FOUR

Lynn, Mass, Feb. 23-At least four inmates of the Lynn Home for Aged Women were burned to death when fire ran through the building this morning. Search was made for the bodies of others. After checking up the inmates who had been rescued, the police expressed the opinion that the death list would not exceed seven.
 The blaze sprang out of the base ment before the aged women in the institution were about. It spread quickly through the old structure iE which the home is located and over- took in their rooms several of the in- mates bedridden by age or ailments. Others of the score of occupants of the home made their way down the stairs, while a few were assisted out by attendants before the flames cut off the escape of those still in their rooms. The building was burned to the ground.
 The police announced later their belief that the four women whose bodies were recovered were the only victims of the fire. These women whose ages were between 60 and 70 years, were: Clara B. Walker, Lidia K. Wade, Martha D. Proctor and Ella A. Gowdy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
Certificates Of Honor Are
 Presented Kin Of Hero Dead
SOLEMN ASSEMBLAGE UNDER AUSPICES OF HARRY W. CONGDoN POsT-CONG.
 LONERGAN SPEAKS.

In the name of the French govern r,ent Lieut. Louis Thieubault present ed to the mothers or those next of kin of those who died in the service of the United States during the World War, certificates of honor prepared tl,v the French high commission at the direction of the French governm ent and delivered under the auspices ot Harry W. Congdon Post. No. Il. American Legion
 The High school auditorium held a solemn assemblafge of relatives of the hero dead, which heard with close attention the address of Hon. August inc P. Lonergan of Hartford. Con- necticut's senior representative in Congress.
 Speaking to the American Legion bo .sajd the future welfare of the country depends greatly on them and exhorted them to keep the flag of the nation unsullied. Referring to the activities of anarchists Congressman T.onregan said that if any of them at +empted to lower the flag of the courtry and raise in it's stead the rec f1og of anarchy least him from among you and tell him to return t' inc land he left.
 Mayor Clifford B. Wilson delivered The address of welcome at the open
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
SHIP DRIFTS HELPLESSLy FOR TWO MONTHS

New York, Feb. 23-After drifting help1essly for two months in the sch ooner Rostellan with it's rudder gone, it's sails carried away and the ship leaking, the captain and eleven men were brought here today by the American steamer Deepwater, which picked them up 45o miles east of Bermuda, Feb. 13. The Rostellan was bound from Loango, Africa, to Liverpool, with a cargo of palm oil and ivory when she met with mis- fortune.
 When the schooner's rudder was carried away the crew tried vainly to signal passing vessels. storm after storm struck the vessel, carrying away the sails and part of the deck fit- tings. Finally the Deepwater hove in sight and took off the crew, as well as a dog and a goat, which shared their tribulations. The DeepWater was bound here from Genoa.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-23
NO PREPARATION TO DISPOSE OF
 CASE OF LANE
He Has Arranged to Repay Money Taken To
 Authorities.

The case of Louis Lang, the Green wich town bookkeeper who is charged with taking 1000 of the towns funds and increasing his capital to $35O, 1000 by stock investments, will probably not be disposed of at the present term of the Criminal Super for court As Judge Curtis must preside over g. special session of the Civil Superior court on Wednesday the criminal side must adjourn to. morrow afternoon.
 So far as is known no preparations have been made to dispose of the case tomorrow The illness of Judge N. c. Downs of Stamford, counsel for Lang, prevented any action in the matter last week. Meanwhile Lang has made arrangements to repay the money to the Greenwich authorities.
 The arrest of Lang a short time ago was a shock to his neighbors because he was always known as model fam fly man. Instead of squander.ng the money as is generally done under such circumstances, Lang bought stock in the Ocean Leather Co. This increased in value after his purchase that Lanz's profit on the deal will be about s45e 900. it is said