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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
AMERICANS WIN FIRST
DAVIS CUP TRIAL SETS

EASTBOURNE. Eng. July 10
William NJ. Johnston. of California and
William T. TiIden of Philadelphia
were victorious in the first of the Davis
cup elimination singles matches here
Friday. Johnston defeating the French
champion, Andre III. Colbert. while Til
den took the measure Of William Fl.
Laurentz of France.
Out of the seven sets played in the
two matches the Americans dropped
only one. The greatest thrill of the
day came with Gobert's recoyeries in
the second set, when Johnston led four
TO one and later at five to three. Co
bert got in magnificent volleying and
smashing in the ninth and tenth games
ard played heroically against the
smashes OF the American champion.
who was in excellent form, All local
experts agree that such wonderful ten
mis- as was played has never been seen
before.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
PETER COLEY WINS IN
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE

CLEVELAND, O., July I0.-The
Ohio stake of $1,000 for 2:0S trotters,
the feature of the week on the Grand
Circuit programme at north Randall
track, went to an Ohio driver Friday
when Peter Coley, driven by Craries
v~'-r+'ne OF Columbia. won in three
straight heats, all hotly contested. f.
Colorado, driven by w. r. Cox, was
secona and Peter June, driven by Ed
Geers. was third. The best time of
2:0s 1-2 was made in the second heat.
Peter Coley won the first heat in n
slashing drive from Peter June, took
the second from E. Colorado in a
stretch spprint and won the third from
Golden Epier in hard drive.
Brusiloff, equal favorite in the auc-
ton betting with Peter Coley. was a.
keen disappointment to his hackers
He was never prominent, finishing
eighth in the first and third heats and
in the second.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED
EX|LES VISIT PANAMA

HONOLULU. t. H.. July 1o.-Twen-
ty-two hundred Czecho- Slovaks from
the army of exsles that fought its
way half across Europe and the
dread OF Asia paid Honolulu a
short visit recently on their way
home via Panama aboard the United
States transport EdellyD.
Clean appearing, well disciplined
and smartly uniformed, this 10Th
regiment of the Czecho- -Slovakian
army. under Lieutenant SoloneI Mi
cula Gila, was entertained and in
turn played host during its three-day
stop here.
The Hawaiian Red Cross and other
organizations gave picnics and recep-
tions for the visitors, and took them
The Czecho- Slovaks in
return gave Honolulu some music it
will remember for many day.
Their sixty-five piece band spread
n feast of music in the National
Guard armory. Their soioists and
their choruses sang songs of old Bo-
hemia. songs some of which were old
when the blind King John lost his
three ostrich feathers and his motto
to the British Prince of Wales of the
middle ages.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
STANFORD STAR MAY
NOT REACH TRYOUTS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
July 1O.-Announcement was made
today that the Stanford board of ath-
Ietic control had failed to appropriate
money to send r. L. Templeton, Paci-
fic coast conference high jump record
holder to the final Olympic games
trials at Boston. This might keep the
Cardinal jumper out of the Olympic
games for he has been overloowed by
all Pacific coast athletic clubs.
]. F. Hammer, p. G. c. javelhn cham
pion will be sent to the trials by the
University. Four Cardinal athletes
]. X. Norton, G. H. Bilham and u. r.
Caughey, weight men, and Mirris
Kirksey. sprinter will go under the
colors of the Olympic club of San
Francisco. W. r. Wells. hurdles and
track captain. is being sent east by
Multnomah Athletic club of Portland,
Ore,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
OIL YMP|C SWIM TRIALS
ARE ON AT CHICAGO
(By Associated Press. }

CHICAGO, July 1O.--Twenty three
of the country's fastest swimmers, in
Guiding stars Of Hawaii. will compete
here today and Sunday in the national
trials for the American swimming
team in the Olympic games.
Swimmers who have been rivals for
years will clash for the honors to rep
resent America in the world games
In the 100 yard swim. Duke Kahana-
moku the noted Hawaiian, will meet
Perry McGillivray of the Illinois Ath-
letic Club; u. G. Elliott OF the Chicago
Athletic Association and Hal Vollmer
of the New Yark Athletic Club.
In addition to the 100 yard race, the
events on Tomorrow's program include
a mile swim. 200 metre breast stroke
and spring board diving. The army
and navy will be represented by
strong teams.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
CALIFORNIA ELKS WILL
PLAY FOR GOLF TROPHY

SACRAMENTO. July 10.--A golf
tournament with a handsome cup
from the Sacramento lodge as tro-
phy VIII be one of the several sport
Ing events to mark the convention in
Sacramento next October of the Cali
fornia Eiks' lodges. Besides the golf
tournament. the Elks' baseball cham
pionshin will be decided during the
convention.
J. E. fangdon, chairman OF the golf
committee, aaid the tournament play
would be over SO holes. The Sacra-
mento trophy probably will be defend
ed by Its holder at each subsequent
state convention of Elks and golf will
thus be given a regular place on the
roster OF convention amusements, 1t
was said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10

, once TO Sandy Hook, where she prob
ably VIII have a tuning up spin on
Sunday.
measurements OF Shamrock w.
challenger for the cup. Is expected to
De finished Monday, when the yacht
VIII be launched and taken to Sandy
Hook.
Measurer III. w Webb today found
q difference of half an inch In the port
and the starboard sides of the big
Keel OF the challenger. This probably
is the result OF the yacht being laid up
for six years since she first came to
this country. Webb said that the rat
ings OF the yachts probably would not
De known until just before the race.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
LEGION POST HOLDING
BIG ATHLETIC EVENT
tRy United Press. !,

NEW YORK. July I0.--A monster
athletic meet. probably the largest
ever held outside OF the national cham
pionships. Is to be held here today un-
der the auspices of the 105th Infan-
try Post OF the American Legion.
included In the entries are most of
the club and college stars now in the
east for the final Olympic track and
field trials in Boston July IT.
The quarter mile. one of the fen
lures OF the program will bring to-
gether Hendrixson of California. Bob
Maxan OF Penn. Frank Shea of Pitts
burg, Emory OF Illinois. Walter Kop-
isdh the Buffalo school boy. and John
Cornell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
Bee. nnrler Deals Blank

LOS ANGELES, July i0.-Sacra-
mento couldn't develop hits into scores
and although leading San Francisco
by far in bat work. lost out. to 8.
With the score to . in the eighth, the
seals put over three runs on three
singles by. errors by Hollander and
Grover
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
VERNON TAKES BEATING
FROM BEAVERS, 3 TO ].

PORTLAND. July 10.-Vernon fell
heir to the short end of a to / score
in the fourth game of the series here
yesterday. the Portland victory eveii-
ing up the series. Bert Glazier. new
pitcher from Detroit. twirled a steady
game all the way while Beaver batters
hit the offerings of Willie Mitchell for
IL good blows
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
Seattle Takes Another shutout

SEATTLE, July 10.-Gardner allow
ed two hits today and Seattle made
is four straight. shutting out Oakland,
4 to 0. Seattle hit holling for 13
blows. Baldwin's double with two on
In the second scored the first paid and
four hits in the eighth brought in two
more runs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
'ORTEGA AND O'DOWD
REFUSE TO PERFORM
lRy United Press. !

The scheduled fight of O'Dowd and
Ortega was not held. the managers be-
ing unable to agree to the referee and
size or the purse. Four draws were
fought: Eddie Shannon and Willie
st. Clair; Nell Zimmerman and John
ny Ffske: Baby Blue and Danny Ed
wards. and Young Fisher and Kid
Taylor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
~ HOW THEY
l2STANDl
Rig LEAGUE BASEBALL
National Ieague

Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh /.
Boston 8. cincinnatti /.
Chicago Q, New York 2.
Brooklyn 2. s; st. Louis Z, 0.
American League
Philadelphia g.. Chicago 4.
New York 3. Detroit 3.
Cleveland S, Washington 4.
Boston 2, st. Louis /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10

MrNNEApoTIs. MINI. July 10,

MrNNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July 10---An
offer Of $4,000 for 1G-round mo-
decision bout Between Jack Dempsey.
and Bill Brannan here on Labor Day
was teiegraphed TO the fighters rep
resentatives today by Mike Collins,
local boxing promoter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
Racing season Planned.

JUAREZ. Mexico. July 10.-Plans
for a winter horse racing season here
are being discussed among horse own
ers, promoters and government Off
cials. The length of the season has
not been determined. The only thing
which would block racing. it was said
was whether the government orders
against gambling remained in effect
that long and If the orders would af-
feet betting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
CHESS PLAYERS IN TIE

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. july TO-
Stasch Mlotkowsbi of Los Angeles and
Charles Jaffe of New York tied for the
lead in the Masters Chess tournament
here Friday when Mlotkowski wap his
adjourned game with George Meiditch
of Cornell University. T. Sharn Q
philadelphia defeated r. $. Jackson
of Philadelphia in their adjourned
game,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
Mems Work Shoes

For mems work shoes we carry Endcott
Johnson, Americas Standard. None better for
the price. Your moneys worth your money
back
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10
Mems Handkerehiefs Ise to sI.oo

Big assortment Of mems high grade handker-
hiefs in white and coiors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-10

For pair of good work gloves come to this
store and buy a pair Of these. Yon.il get glove
satisfaction. - 1in1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31
no HAY 4 QClEN
NOMBRAE

Por mayoria Sc voto Ia dest!tuclon
dn MijareS.
Una vez dcstituido MijsreS. en
una session mas tormentcsa que las
de Iuerc de Pclota en- plcna Revolt
cion Franccsa. hubo que pcnsar en-
elegir un ruevo pres!dente. Y sc deslg
ro primero. un seNor Juan J Agul,
rre. obregcnista de sirrificaci6r.
Don Juan Sc neCo Categorical Y ro'
tundamente aceptar el puesto.
Entonces los obregonistas nombra-
ron otro correlicionario dc vail
miento. al Sr. Francisco T. Rodrl-
guez. qui:n Sc neGo accptar el car
go, con la misma cnergia que AGuI-
IRE.
Les obregonistas. dczeSperados y
rabiosos. va nc quisiron hacer desig-
nacion. cchando pcstcs los unos dc
los otros. Sc marcharon sus casas....
con 10 que do fin cl Comite Oorc-
goniSta de Saltillo.
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PRISIONERO DT GUERRA

.tlgo mas dc un aro. ,cEun So dice
permanecio el Dr.. Santeiiccs en- 10;
campamontos villistas, acompanandc
a las fIerzaS rcvolucionarias 10
dos la mayoria de los combates que
sostcriau.
Por el ano d. 1915. Francisco Mur
cuia haeia a Villa tenaZ persecution
en- cierta zona del cstadn de Chlhua
hun. En- urO &c los combates QUO CT
tai OCCASION celebraron. Huedaron en-
pcder dc Mureuia yarios prisior-ros
entire elioS cl Doctor Santclices, medl'
co per Ia fuer2a. del ejcrcito vi!lista.
Condujolo Murguia prisloncro a
Chihuahua. en- cuya penltenclarla es
tuvo. IN tanto cue su causa era ins
truida Dcr el jucz del DistrIto dc
aqurlla Ciudad
Como hubiera datos &c que el di-
cho doctor. acompanaba 4 Villa nal
dc su crado. y je que antcriormcnte
10 habia manifestado Ia menor adhe
sion ? gu causa. logro facilmene que,
en- tantc sc ssguia por formula el
proceso. 81, lc concadiera la libertad
caucicnal. Y cl perTniso reccsariO pa.
ia verir 4 radicarse Ge nuevo en-
esta.
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Ia SELECTION De
LOS ENVIkDOS

Don Ecnu>tiano, ScgUn So dice,
do avSo con Ia iavitacion del Go
bieruo de los EStadoS Unidos, a.
Sccrctario dc Guerra Y Marina. Ge-
neral Francisco l.. UrQuizo. Y lc con-
firi5 IA autorizacion neccsaria. para
QUO Ct clicicSc. dc entire los oficialcs
del cjerc.to dc Ia rcvolucion, los
que dcbcrisu lncrcsar dcsdc lucCo, 1
las czcuciaS miIitares americapas.
FL General Urquizo sollcjto IA COO
rcraclon y el acucrdo. para csIs> dc
siCnacioncS. DC los directories dc las
escueIas militares de Mexico: 81 Co
legio Militar que rccientcmcntc ini-
ci6 de nucvo sus curSos por tantos
amos interumpidos, ID Escue!a DE
.Aviacion, la dc Artil!eria, dc Ia Ca
balleria y ia de Infanteria. y todos
estos iefcS. aSi como la mayOria de
los cue de Ia invitacion SC cnteraron.
sc mostraron altamrntc satisfechos
de "a stenci6n del gobjerro america
r0.
SeCin . sabe or psts cjudsd, Ia Sc
leccion de io- oficiales carrancistas
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La MPOSIQON
APLASTA Al
OBREGONLSMO
Nadie quiere tomar pnrte
en- la lucha polihca
por tenor

Malos vicntcs cCrrnn a obreGo
nisn,o en- mas dc ur cstaGo de Ia Re
publica. I iuzgar por las informs
clones que dc divcrsas fuentes nos lie
gan. 7 rroposito del actual momentc
politico cn nuestro pals.
En- tanto que On algunas parties, Ia
ameraza Official. hacc cundir entire
las mas. ardicntes parrlcarios, VI
fro de muel'n. y on tanto QUE q
scrvicio f=rrocarrilero sc interrumpe
: disloca. para q el candidate no lie
que = hora de manifestation a
rarte alguna. en- otraS Sc hace 20
Utica entire los obreEon'staS para ha-
rcrlos il las manos. ponerse los
nos u los otros romo chupa dc domino"
' acahar con sus rropias : personaIes
actlyida dCs clectoralcs.
Tai mas menos. cs 70 que ia
acontocido en- Coahuila, doude cl o
bregonisno. hace algunos mcses flo.
recierte. la entrado en- p,riodo ago.
nico. iuZCar pcr las notlcias cue So
bre clio tcucmos.
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DOS ANOS DE PRISON

Desdc entonces. cl Dr.. Santelices
viva en- esta ciudad. dcdicado al cjer
cicio de su profession.
En- tanto. cl juicio paso lei iuZga'
10 de Distrito dc chihuahua. al Tri
hunal del Circuito. in Saltillo. Y est"
la scmana Ultima. condeno al facul
-ativo a dos amos Y mesc de pri
sion.
En- tai cstado cstaban las cosas
que nadie tenio que ID sentencia Sc le
hiciera cfectiva. cuando Sc sabe que
Consultado sobrc el particular cl Pre-
;iGent, CarrarZ&, este orGeno que Sc
aprehendicra Sartcliccs. y Sc lc con
duIera. sin pcrdiia dc ticnlpo;- ia
ciudad DC Mexico. IN cuya ?enitsn.
ciaris del Distrjto dcherla cumplir
su Condens.
Tai como Carranza 10 ordeno, hubo
de ejecutarse. Y estas horas. el DR.
Santelices va. prisionero del Tenien'
te Moret, rumbo a Ia capital de la
Republica.
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= Sc CONI1EE2A POSSIBLE LA FUSION
De GCNZALISTA5 Y OBREG0NlSTAS
E! mas fiel de los partidarios de Carranza
estalIo al fin ante las iBsuItuantes mani
festaciones de Ia imposition de EoniIlas
y ataca francamente al gobterno
por su procedimientos

cs0dida;ur,. pueEto que = -o:,ono
9 cob'cruo: y mas lnUtles touava
los que &C l.c-ou q cabo paca ilovsr
a Ia p-ac;'ca las >uGcst'ouc- dc 'ion-
ale, dc que 81 lance Ia ca"d'daturs
Independence de uN ciudaaano prCs
,crado que cucntc con cl apoyo Do
los elemcrtos que couSutuycr los d'-
ycrsos poiiticos miljtantcs.
Pcro Il c adn,ite que cI rc-ultedo
cfcctjvo que dara Ia artitud asum'da
qo~ Gouzalcz. sera IA fusion dc obrc-
goujstas ; go"za6stas para c"mbatir
IA candidacura dc Bonillas nor con
sidcrar que cSJa constituyc g mayor
.c,igro porQue ella representa- Ia i'm
SoSjcior y esta fue una dc las cTrSa,
n~i~cipa.cS de IA rcvo.Sciou.
Las declarsi;oncs Dc Gonzalez.
Que ;a";1 aC;tscloa nan c2usa6o G.
Io~ ccu.ro, poiiI;coS. son la siCu'c"-
&c:
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Les recogieron los
pertrechos CON
que iba q batir
q DlQz
Ell y Udrios de sus su'
bordinados son
enuiados a la pri-
sion de Santiago

Icc5"c-'- tFrrcf0' Tc-G ! : FREHSA
CIUDAD DE MENTC0. Marc
.30.-Robrrto Ccjudo, icfc fclicista
nun :" habia rcndi,!o al gohlerno Dc
CaTranza en- 81 E>tado % Vera.
cruz. ha >ido arrc>taIo en- Ia "ludad
dc .Talapa. iuntaT"ntc con yarios
de SuS SuhnrdinIdUS.
IL HrrcStU 10 UrdcnU tcic2raflC3-
nlnnlc & Sub S"rrctario d" Guerra
" Marina. trGuiZn, ArUSanGO = &C.
ind" dc hahcr formulad0 WmL Teudi-
zion at ~0bicrHo de Iarranza con
cI propoSito vcrdadcro dc sdGuirir
lrmHS \ nunicionCS para r0ntlnuar
cumhHficndo nj mSnr @n''lcrn"-
Cumnlicnd0 con tales inStrucCln-
rcs. Criudu ' sis Suhordinadn> fuc.
ron aprchcndidoS ' dcSarmadus pcr
81 Cumandantc MilitHr d" .Iaiapa.
cuyaS rTorzaS procedicron = dcsar-
mar tambicu liz grmtc dc Cciudn
para que . nfu"rH a SUblcvarSc.
romunicadA a l'rQuizo la noticia
dc habcr Sido dc>armH1o tcJnd"
con Sus con!paHcroS. cI SUb7Sccrc-
tario de la Guerra. dc %rGcrTin .esir,
CarranzH. urdcn" nur los priSionc-
ro< fucran traido> con las drhldas
prcrau:'iuneS = c>tA Capital. para
one Sc les inferno ~ la pri>l"n MI
iiiHr dc Satima@".
I.a norirIa .icl aIrcStu Ic Roberto
Ccjudo causo gran SorrrcSa N TO
dos los circul"> de cSta Capital,
r<pccialmrntr porNuc :" Edbia dl-
chm nfi,.ialmrntc GUc triUd0 cSta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31
UN FARO GENERAL

La hueIga dc Torrcon afcctaba t..
Gas las industrias dc Ia conarca d"
mayor imrortancia dc Coahuila.
Principle. por una violcnta oposi'
ci6n rntre e1 SYNDICATE dc Care
ros de la Ciudad dc Torreon. y las
Camaras de Comeroio dc Ia l.agnna.
Dcspu6s de varia> difercncias sur
gidas. por question de- tarifas, en-
tire los carrcros Y les comcrciantes
De Ia Ciudad, cstos ultimos decide
ron no aprovechar mas los servicios
del sindlcato. Y establccieTon, por
cuenta de ellos mismcs, un scrvicic
particular de ca"rcros
Esto. naturalmentc. Sc traduJo en
p5rdida grave para los viejos carrc-
ros de Terrcon. que Sc slntieron ofcr
ofendidos per qucl acto de los CO
didos por aCueI acto de los con,er
ciantcs: como tras de varias in
tentos de arreglo. TO lleEaran 4 min
guno, invitarOn una nuelga gene
Ial todos los millarcs de obrcros
de la Ccmarca Lasunera, importan
tisimo ccntro industrial.
Tratoan 81 asurtc por varios dIas
en- Ia Confederation del Trahajo de
Torre6n, Y todos, los sinGicatos obre.
ros acordaron ayudar al de los Ga
rreros on su protesta contrs las Ca
maras dc Comercio.
En- tai virtud. Sc arurcio UT paro
general, de todas las industrias de
Ia comarca. par el dia 26 del mes
en- curse.
Sc envio un ultin1atum 4 las Ca
maras, Y csta Sc nego una vez
acceder a 10 solicitado, pesar dc
los graves perjuicos que cl paro re
neral significaba para Ia industrial
local. suponiendo que los obrercs no
Ilersrian 4 cabo Ia ameuaza.
Contra el suponer de las Cana
ras de Comcrcjo. los obreros no acu.
F:ss Ia ounrts Flsns)
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HUELGA DE- CARREROS
SOLUCIONADA Ell
TORREON

Ira de las huelgss mas trasccn-
dcnta!es. entire cuantas sc han dcc!a-
rado ultimamcnte on la parte rorte
de nuestra Republica, la que prir-
cipiara en- Torrc6n cl dia 25 del co
rr;entc mes de Marzo. acaba dc re
solvcrsc scgun nos ;nfoTman porsc-
mas tiltimamente lagsdas. en- f6rma
favorable para los CbrcToS.
ratlc para les obreros.
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Ell PELIGRO VILLISTA

Alguien supone cue csto tenga al
cuna relacion con las actividades vi
Ilistas en- Ia LaCuna. Y el pelicrc
de asalto en- que la plaza de To-
rre0n Sc cncuentra hace alCun item
po.
FL gobierno sabe Que 81 pueblo de-
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IA FUSION De COMA
LISTAS Y OBREGONIS
TAS

En- lnS csrcu.o~ Qolitjcos Sc eNpresa
QUO rcsulcsran lndtilos todos los os-
tucrz@- pwo C hsCau para obtener
Que cl lnsenlero BoullaS retire sU
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PIDE SESENTA MILLONES PARA
Ell SERNICIO DE AVA
CION MILITAR

T-'egra.ta r,rcri1I ra~7 - PHL>Sf.
WASHINGTON. Mario @0.-EO
Mavor Gene a! Charles Mcnohcr, Dl-
rector del s,rvicio acreo del ejerclto
americana Sc dirigio Ia Comision dc
asuntos miltares de la Camara dc los
Representatives. pidicndole Sc destlne
la suma de sesenta millones de d0la-
res para la organization y mejora,
lnicnto del servicio que de el depen-
de. indicando que dcbera contar
con un personal de dieciseis mil
hombres.
Torrc0n es villista. Y Sc ha tcmido
que. an cada ataQue ayuGe los re
beldes dantro de la poblacion. POI
sospeci!as de aigo con tai asuntO re-
lacionados. So cree ha sido aprehcn--
didofci Dr.. Santclccs.
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LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozapo, ll8
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Is la mas barata - -
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
A large circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31

r1ss a IA casnts Flanz)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-31

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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-27
Every Druggist in U. S. In
Structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Counter
If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation Of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two min-
ute cold and cough reliever. authori-
tativeay guaranteed by the labora-
tories; tested, approved and most en-
Enthusiastically endorsed by the highest
authorities, and proclaimed by the
common people as ten times as quick
and effecti. e as whisky, rock and rye,
or any other cold ana cough remedy
they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so all
you have to do to get rid of that cold
is to step into the nearest drug store,
hand the clerk half dollar for a bot
tie Of Aspironal and tell him to serve
you two teaspoonfuls with four tea
spoonfuls of water In a glass. with
your watch in your hand. take the
drink at one swallow and call for your
money back in two minutes II you
cannot feel your cold fading away like
a dream within the time limit. Don't
be bashful. for all druggists invite
you and expect you TO try II. Every
body's doing ii.
When your cold or cough Is re-
lieved. take the remainder OF the bot
tie home TO your wife and babies. for
Aspironal is by far the safest and
most effective, the easiest TO take and
the most agreeable cold and cough
remedy for infants and children
(Adv.)