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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27
Serum May Reduce Dog Quarantine

Serum May Reduce Dog Quarantine
President A. l.. c. Atkinson, of the
territorial board of agriculture and
forestry, announces today that if the
special serum for the prevention of
rabies proves successful, the period of
quarantine for dogs coming into Ha-
wall may be reduced from 120 days
to 80 or possibly eight days. A large
quantity of this serum recently ar
rived in Honolulu and experiments
are progressing.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27
ON THE OTHER ISLANDS

Smoot For Rehabilitation Act
Senator Reed Smoot, of Utah, in an
address to members of the Hawaiian
Civic Club, in Honolulu, said:
"1f rs per cen of the Hawaiian peo-
pie who take up lands under the
terms of the Rehabilitation act prove
successful, l shall be well satisfied.
Il claim that the Hawaiians, who
islands, are entitled to first consider
alton, and l am willing to defend the
bill OF the floor of the senate, al
though | do not insist that it pass ex-
actly as it passed in the house. If
changes are necessary in the bill to
make it fairer than it is as it stands
today, the senate will be glad to
make any alterations required"
Madawaska Outside Laws - AL
though the United States navigation
laws provide a penalty for captains
failing to assist other craft in distress,
these regulations do not apply to gov
eminent vessels and Captain Johnson
of the army transport Madawaska,
who sighted the schooner Annie E.
burning flares but failed to go to her
assistance, is exempt from any legal
action for his alleged failure to rescue
the ~castaways, according to local au-
thorities.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27
Thomas s. Porter Dies In Honolulu

Thomas 5. Porter Dies In Honolulu
Thomas S. Porter, manager and
treasurer of the Honolulu Welding
and Machine Company, died suddenly
of heart failure last Friday night. Mr..
Porter, who was Sc years old, came
TO Honolulu 25 years ago. He leaves
a widow.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27

Being Nice to Her-The Fair One
Il see here where a man married a
woman for money. You wouldn't
marry me for money, would your"
The Square One--"Why, no, |
wouldn't marry you for all the money
in the world."-Tar Baby.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27

A Flyaway Affair-A fly and a flea
in a f1ue were imprisoned; so what
could they do?
Sad the flea, Let us hy!"
Said the fly, LET us feel"
So they flew through a flaw in the
flue.-Orange Peel.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27
Gladys BrockweIl

A William Fox %photoplay with the
graphic title of Thieves" The star
is Gladys Brockwell, that clever ac-
tress who has made fame in emotion
al roles of the sort described in this
story-a girl thief who is redeemed
and r~egenerated through love and
friendship.
Advance reports indicate a strong
love theme, an excellent support of
well-known Fox players and clever
character portrayal. 1t is said that
Miss Brockwell does some of her best
work in this picture-especially her
terrible struggle with the boss crook
desire to go straight have redeemed
her.
Tom Moore
Described as a smart comedy-drama
Of society is Tom Moore's new Gold
wyn picture, "a Man and His Money"
Tom Moore is Harry Lathrop, a
young man WIN more money Jnan is
good for him. Because of his pleasure
loving disposition and habits, his
fiancee breaks their engagement,
%whereupon Harry literally goes to
the dogs'-but not in the convention
al sense. He ~relinquishes his income
for a year and answers an advertise
ment for a man who is accustomed
to dogs" To his chagrin he learns
that he is expected to be a sort of
valet to four pampered pets belong
ing to a society m She happens
to be the aunt of Harry's erstwhile
f~inacee, and when the girl encounters
him in the performance of hts absurd
duties, her scorn is too deep for words
But Harry does not tive up his job,
for he sees Sirl is unknow-
ingly on the brink O. at danger.
His efforts to save. nv4, -"~-ithooSeraus-
ing her too great alarm, and his SUI
cess in so doing, bring about a climax
as amazing as it is thrilling.-Adv.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27

Needs Help To Register Women
Mayor Wilson, of Honolulu, is to ask
for at least three additional workers
to register women voters as soon as
the ratification If the suffrage amend
ment is officially proclaimed.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27
Maui Clothes Cleaning And
Dyeing Works Association

From August 1, 1920, the following charges will be
made for all work done by members of the Maui
Clothes Cleaning and Dyeing Works Association:
CLEANING CLOTHES DYEINe CT oTHEs
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27

University Gets New Professionals.
Karl C. Leebrick of the faculty of the
University of California has been Sc
cured to head the new department of
history and political science in the
University of Hawaii, according to an
nouncement made by DR.. A. l.. Dean,
president. DR.. Leebrick received his
doctors degree in 1917 and since has
been assistant professor of history in
the University of California. He has
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1920-08-27

Scientific Congress May Be Perman-
carbohydrates to the scientific cor
gress urge the establishment of the
congress as a permanent institution
deal with problems of the Pacific.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29

You ~ a. Every Eveniag .a1i ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
/ AXE A Glass of salts if Your Back
Hurts or Bladder Troubles
\ Ou.

No man or woman who eats meat rcgu-
larly ,,qi make p mistake bv flushing III"
kidney. pccqslouallv. saws wcl-lnown
auth, ri,v Meat forms uric acd which
cNctf,~ the KIDNEYS they hccam over
worked from the stram, get SlUgei~h and
f.ll tn Her the waste and poI~nn5 from
thr lloud thcr We get sick \carl, gu
rhctlna'iSm. headaches. liver trouble,
ucryo,l~ncs~. dizziness. sccplr4Snc~s aud
urinary disorders com, from sluggish
kidneys
Thc moment YOU (ccl 4 dull achc ~ the
Lldnc,s or YOUR hack hurts "r It tho
urine i, cloudy. offensive. full oi -cdi-
maut. irregular Of passage or attended iN
+ sensation of ~caldug stop eItrn2 nnlt
and e.; about four ounces ~ lad salt
from ANY pharmacy take 2 Tablespoonful
D. i class nf water before ircahtast And ~
4 f,.w ,.av~ >o,r kidney ntll act inc Thus
famous salts Is maln FROM ~" ac.d nt
grapes ana lclnnn Julcr. romhn"d With
lthla and has been u~ci toi generations
ta itl,>h lui tinulatc thu l}lrcy~ also I !
nultralzc the acid~ 1l urn" 81 i un l"necr
courses irritation, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Iad salts j. inexpensive and cannot
nulrc makes delightful c'tcrvcScrnt
H:hr, ,,-tt.r drink v.nr' 81, rvou, Should
t1ir nov and then ~ hcc' the kldn'r-
cca ard active ana titc hlood pnro-
Thereby 4gojd;nE serious hHnrt rvn-
plc4tIou~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
VOTING Al THE
GENERAL ELECTION
AN EASY MAT IER
II All Will Follow the Require
ments Next Tuesday There
Should bc No Trouble.
LEGAL PLAN OUTLINED

Voting ~ the gcucrl election. next
1urs,laN Will h, tctN SIM pie
The ballot must hc mlrkc! with a
blacN lead p,ncl or hlack cr'A"1. the
voter putting nm \ ~ oross ~ the purc
crcio~ing the part, cmhlcm \ ,lnrlc \
ur ctos- 81 placed ul. w. ~ cirui or
voting = straight urket NhaIlld voter
de~'rr "a sph; "a ttc.tt, ior instance '!eSlr"
o. vote Tor tie Rrpuhhrnn nominees Tor
electors oi President and Nlc"l resident
and somc nf the Republican, and ~oms "t
the pcmorrqtl, uomIncsS tur state cotcrrS.
ne nr she must lnlf an \ or cross m 'hC
square enclosing 'hc Republican cinhlcfn,
run black ioai peucll ~ hiack cl.lto"
through the unmc~ ~ tuc Republican
nominees Vh, arr hcIr. '~.ratrl'ct' and
put an \ 80 cr,,>s W the hoNc> 20 he 'ci' al
th, uamt.s 81 the llomocTauc nominees ton
whom hc or She s voting
ga cutCrur tie voting place. a voter.
u h., 81 sire has uut marked hI> or hct bal
lut ~ home viii receive a ballot lud m
envelope from the Inspector Coing tn the
bonth. the voter Will mark ,lc hllni and
nut Il ln the cuvclopc coming ont at the
hooth. hr ~ shr Will 80 10 he inspector
and hand hup The envelope Nhca de
positlnp the ballot Z h. Inspector will call
thc name ~ the voter and g,v voted
Oacial ballots Tor marking ~ home can
b. obtained so Democratic hca dquartcr~,
~ r.qch street. and Rcpuillcan head
uiarter- Sln ktrr street \ ballot mark
"a st home mus hr folded properly
printing msidc tn entering tho voting
parc tie voter z lcccIv, ou envelope
and ro to hoo'h thrrr Whcr' be- or she
will put the hall = m the envelope >ubse-
mcnt procedure vii hr A. stated hovc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

Republican headquarters aurour c. the
fullnWiug rallies tonight
Tcnth Nard meeting ~ - school
lhlrl and Harrison streets addr, ~ers Nv
Iherlr- Need, and AlcN,ndcr llml~oa
lghth Ward Negro womrt. \o -
school Twelfth and Poplar streets a.
dress hv Nir- I Gordon 81 phllad,lphll
lfWrs, addresses hv Ccprgr Henry
PAYNE and Judge Daniel . Ha~tlrgs
Newark address hv Professor Robert
II Mcllruv ot Princeton luvrr~lfN
Middlrtown addresses hv Rohcrt II
Richards and William : Hlic-
idgr Moor. addresses w William II
Hcald nud cx- Governor q harlc. Il Miller
CrutrcNlllc addresses hv John T.
Niclds and Col William u pcurcv
candidate Tor governor
Newport addresses ~ United State
Senator llcl~lcr Rall and state Senator
John N NIkci
Rear aiir,ss d, tsoree y Davl~
Y0u Try qu Every EVertnr y4t,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
FOR BONUS PLAN.
EN-Scryice Men to Outline ProEram
Meeting Tonight.

AmFCtit gt oN-S"rVlcC me q " liili E-
ton will tc h, ld in II tcjcst ct th" la'Io"-
al huru Till toi ight IN the aimni ~
Twelfth ard Orut & streets. ~ s'rN''c
man rogardlres az vbotl,r tl,V aIc con-
+ Irc,cd with an org,i izatio, nir invited
to attend Pledges from cal didatoS OF
both parties to support a soidicf measures
viii hc read.
The meeting will also considcr plans
for The bonus parade to hc held the latter
pvt of November ~ Il fer legislative
program to he prcsc' ted to tho IoR'S-
latuuc when II votes IN January
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
A New WAY of Advertising

This sale was developed by the United Drug 20.
as an advertising plan. Rather than spend targe
euns of money other ways to convince you OF the
merit Of these goods they spending i on TINS
sale in permitting TO sell you full SIZE package
of high standard for lc. II costs money
10 oe, new c,,stomers and the loss taken on tins
sale will be we'll spent If the goods please you
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
FROWN ALUMNI.
Meeting and Dinner u BE Held at the
Hotel du Pont This Evening.

\ ioint meeting and dinner Of the VII
mr4ton and Philadelphia Alumni Nsso-
ciatior of Brown University. VIII take
piece 1t Hotel du Pont this evenings at d.3o
o'cluch
rrof John Francis Green of the de
paitmcrt of Roman literature and history
will represent the university at the meet +.
ing / rof Green is known to the alumni
and studcrt, of Brown aS a polished
speaker. with Il rich fund of anccdotc and
humur.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29

who admitted embezzline S32S,000 in
trust funds oi the Sinnntt estate from
the Fidelity Trust Company, of which
he was assistant qeTciary, Yesterday heard
Judge johnson sentefics hfn 10 from 10
to 30 years in the Eastern Penitcntiafy
and fine him 5000 and c1stg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29

In sentencing the m1u. jude Johns
remarked hat he could give him ~ years
encil nn H. Indictment for forgery, hhi
he would take the IA 'fcf AT vicw and 0iYr
him only from two 10 SIX years And
fine Of s. ,01J 81 eaeh of the iiye Indict-
ment4 charging elnhrRlcmant, oapfciaiY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29

You Try N Every Evening y,t,l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
Masquerade Dance nj forkIyn.

Yorklyn Park viii hold ITS annual mas
plcralc dance tomorrow evening. IN the
audit rum there All who attend are
requested To he IN costume
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
TooMEy CETs 10 TO 30 YEARS.

! Embezzler Could Have Been Given $50
! Years tnlcr indictment.
PhiIndclphia. Oct 20, With - same
air of unconccrn that ba. charncteri zcd
nim slnre bis nrrc.I. Charlcg Z. T0omcy,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29

unb Did you take me for q 'ooi whrn
Won married me a..
vi ife 80 Thomas. ! ala fipt bnt, tn'H.
-, sfyynvs aafd was no judge - cf1aractrf
fluafon Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29

"a tie forgeries were only incidental ~
the csnlezylpmpnt ~ the m0ury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-29
Dnnn. So Nl..lrs.

Former GpyernOf -rmrpu pclnsg u
~ GreonwpDd aud iyfnfr -frte -ruaf .
Oliver a NrNtyu NJ HulRrsiIIe yet 4
Wilmingi Yu yrtrrlay
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
FRASES SUELTAS

Cuando TODD Ell edificio de las ideas
Sc desyanece en- hume, V todas las
realidades Sc converter en- duda,
:que punto flo puede quedar to-
davia al hombre? e. corazon fiel de
n mujer.
La paradoia es la go!osina de los
hombres dc ingenio Y ell goce de los
hombreS de talento.
Cuando Sc cierra Ell mundo uni
vsrSal. Ia casa Sc convierte en- pc
queno universe.
e. estado divine es el silencio Y
ell reposo. porQue toda paiabra Y to-
do gesto son limitados V pasajeroS.
La accion nos limita, IA contem-
placi0n nos dilata. La voluntad nos
localiza, el pensamiento nos univer-
saliza.
e. eterno reir es Ell aislamiento alb
Soiuto, es la proclamation del per
fecto egoismo.
Nuestra libertad. sabiamente com.
rrendida. no es mas que Ia obedien-
cha a las leyes universities de la vida,
Ell pecado consiste en- Ia confusion
voluntaria de Ia buena 20 Ia mala
independence.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
LA VEJEZ ~PERENTORIA.

Ninguna muJer Sc preocupa de la
edad que tiene mientras parece joven
Y teniendo en- cuenta que bajo eI
marcnito cults exterior cada muje1
posee una piel nueva y hermosa, a.
parece entonces subsanada la phi,
mera dificultad que rreocupa a mu.
chas damas afectadas por n We
premature, pues Sc trata entonces de
descorrer csc velo que en- tantos ca
sos empana una belieza. Cuando de
Dido a la edad u otras circunstan-
cias, ell cults deja de eliminar su ca
pa exterior por ~paralizaci6n de csc
proceso natural que es la renovation
periodical de la epidermis durante Ia
iuventud ha llegado ell momento de
ayudar a la naturaleza a hacer lo
que ella debiera por 81 sola.
Y este procedimiento enthusiastic
mente adootadc hoy por nunlerosas
es muy simple y agradable. Sc
emplea sencillamente I'm POGO de cera
mercollZada de buena calldad, apll-
cada al rostro a manera de cold
cream. La cera absorbc p~aulatina-
mente ell cults exterior gastado y~del
NAL aspecto, descubriendo la piel her
mosa, tersa y juvenil que baio aque-
ia Sc ~encuentra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
CABLES DE ESPANA
Serpicio especial de LA PREhSA
EXPLICO GlMENO LAS CAUSAS
DE SU RENUNCIA.

MADRID. Febrero 20.-El interes
pohtico que revision cast siempre las
ssSsues de Ia Camara de Diputados
10 tuvo hoy Ia session del Senado.
pues en- tanto que en- Is Camara ba-
ia no Sc discutieron sino los asuntos
comunes V corrientes, de manera es-
pecial el abastecimiento de where's y
So distribution en- TODD el pals, Ell
Ia Camara alta hubo IN hecho que le
presto inusitado interes a la session.
Fue este que el ex-MInistro de
Obras Publicas Gimeno aprovecho Ia
OCCASION que Sc lie presentaba para ex-
plicar las o a que obedecio su
separation del sabinete.
Atribuyo dicha separation a las
intrigas de los cataianes cue insis-
theron en- cue fuera expulSado del ga
binete que preside Ell actual Primer
Ministro Allende Salazar. El jefe
del gabinete trat6 de negar slgunas
de las aserciones del senior Gimeno
V este do por resultado cue Sc pro-
dujeran algunos incidentes de carac-
ter v~iolento.
Por fin. el ex-Ministro Gimeno
Mario con TODD detalle los hechos que
determinaron ell que fuera removido
de 81 puesto 81 ex-Capitan General
de Barcelona. Ell General Milans
Bosch V aseguro que a consecuencia
de esta MEDIA del gobierno Sc VIC
obigado a Salir del Minis-erio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
AL DERREDOR DE
IA SUSCRHPCEON
CONTRIBUTE EEL CIRCULO DE
AMIGOS" DE MORENCI,
ARIZONA

Ciento sesenta dolares hemos re-
cibido de Morenci, Arizona. para eI
fondo destinado a las victimas de los
temblores. La remesa de esa Impor,
tante cantidad la ha hecho ell senior
Jesus F. Gutierrez. con su caracter
de presidente del "Circulo de Ami
gos," sociedad de recreo, de aquella
poblacion Y que corresponds = pro-
ducto de un bale organizado por Ell
mismo circulo V &c una function en-
ell Teatro lmperio, propiedad Gel en-
presario senior Frank Martin.
En- session ordinaria del Circulo,
celebrada a principles del mes, Sc
acordo recabar fondos a beneficio
de las victimas, n~ombrandose u..a CO.
mission que Sc encargara de) llevar 4
cabo Ia colecta. Dicha comision Sc
presento ante ell senior Martin. soil
citando una function teatral a benefi-
clio de las victimas, y ell referido m
p%resario, de aner liberal Y ANNA
do por sus sentimientos filantropicos,
manifesto que cedia ell prcducto neto
de las entradas de la function cinema
t~ografica del sabado catorce del pre-
sente mes. Dicha function produjo
la cantidad de setenta Y ocho d0lares,
cincuenta centavos, que lie fue entire
gada por Ell empresario senior Martin
a la comision respectiva del "Circulo
de Amigos" comision que a su veg
organize un bale que tuvo lugar in
mediatamente despues de terminado
Ell espectaculo cinematografico, OBJ
teniendo un producto de cchenta do
lares, cincuenta %centavos. que fue ell
importe de los boletos vcndidos para
el bale aludido.
Los gastos, tanto del bale, como
de la function teatral, fueron eroga-
dos por Ell "Circulo>de Amigos" in
tegrado por las personals siguientes:
NJ. Balderra, j. 1. Ainsa, Francisco
Juanes, C. Quinones, R. Quinones,
Benito c. Pacheco, Rafael Maese, J..
NJ. Gardea, S. j. Meyer, JESUS Moriel,
Antonio Diaz, Genaro Baray, D. R.
Salcedo, Francisco V. Burgos, Cres-
cencio S%antacruz, Jacinto Arellano,
Leonardo Gonzalez, Pedro A. Cam
pos, Cruz R. Martinez, Pablo Sal
cido, Macedonia L. Vargas, Luis Co.
mez, Francisco Lazo, Jose r. Duran
V Jesus F. Gutierrez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
Ell OBJETO DEL CLUB PRO.
PATRIA," DE Ell CENTRIC

Ell senior Antonio Reyes, presiden-
tie del club "Pro-Patria," de Ell Cen
tro, California, nos escribe envian-
donos giro por calor de ounce do
lares, sesenta y un ccntavos, y di-
ciendonos que esa es Ia cantidad con-
que contribuyen los miembros del eli
tado club, ell cual esti recientemen-
tie organizado, pues los trabajos mi
ciales Sc efectuaron en- el mes de enc
70 ultimo.
Uno de los primeros acuerdos del
citado club "Pro-Patr;a," fue ell de
contribuir a Ia obra emprendida por
LA PRENSA para auxiliar a las VIC
timas de los temblores, y a tai fin,
los miembres de la nacierte sociedad
contribuyeron con Ia cantidad que
hemos citado Y la cual aparece en- la
lista general de los donativos CORES
pondiente a este dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21

sitaba para ell traslado de sus bultos.
lAhora llegan iguales quejas, solo
que senalando una de las formas en-
que Sc hacen esas explotaciones inl-
cuas, que redunian en- p%eriuiclo del
publico consumidor, puesto que Ell CO.
merciante no hace mas que aumentar
en- ell valor de la mercancia 10 que
paga a los ferrocarrileros.
La forma de que Sc trata, es por
demas curiosa y acusa cierto inge-
Mo entire los que la usan para o5te-
ner mayores rendimientos.
En- las estaciones Sc lleva IN libro
de registro, en- el que ell so!icitante
del CARO- anota su nomnre para es-
perar despues ell turno correspon-
diente. Los e%mpleados, para retardar
csc turno, anotaban Ell ell registro
nonbres de personals que no eXistian,
de manefa que al preSpntarscles por
elias, contestaban que eran comisio-
nistas de transito. Los concentrates
d~escubrieron la jugareta y de ella
han dado parte a Ia Direction de las
I.A!eas, hacienda yer que es va
tempo de que acabe este "negocio"
que indica,-dicen los quejosos-que
los f~errocariles andan, como siempre,
en- pesimas condolences.
Intereambia de carros y pasaje
con los Estados Unidos
Despues de muchos meses de acti-
vas gestiones, ell intercambio de ca
rios de carga y pasajeros con Ia veci-
ma Republica del Norte es va un he
cho, segun informaciones que ha pro
p~orcionado a la prensa capitalina la
Direction General de Las Lineas.
BESIDE ell dia ounce del actual, los
pasajeros podran i%nternarse en- terri
|, torio de los Estados Lnidos, como Sc
hacia antes, sin necesidad de tras-
bordar, e igual cosa pasara con los
que de ALA vengan a nuestro suelo.
Con respecto a los carros de carga,
Sc informa que va comenZaron a pa
sar por Ia aduana de Nucvo Laredo,
estableciendose ell intercamhio de ri
gor, pues tampoco los arroS de las
Lineas p~asaban a los Estados UniGos.
desde que los ferrocarrile3 de aouel
pals ~prohibieron la entrada de carros
al nuestro.
Por 10 que Sc refiere a la venta de
boletos directos, Sc dice que todavia
no Sc establecera en- los e~ypendios;
pero que espera nacerlo tan prom
to como esten terminates todos los
arreglos a este respecto. Con este
motive volveran a in~stalarse oficinas
comerciales y de pasaje de los ferro-
carries de los Estados Unidos, en- las
principales plazas de nuestro pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
Sc VA A FORMAR UNA COMPA-
MA PARA COMPRAR SEGU-
RIDADES ITALIANAS

BARCELONA, Febrero 20.-Hace
anunciado la formation de M compa
MIA compuesta de italianos Y de es-
panoles, bajo la presidencia del senior
Cambo, con el objeto de comprar en-
Espana seguridades i~talianas.
Ell proyecto consiste en- emplear en-
las operaciones de esta co:npania di-
nero italiano, toda vez que hay en-
circulation en- esta ciudad grandes
cantidades de IA referida moneda.
Sc cree possible que posteriormente
Sc formaran otras companies seme-
jsntes que Sc dedicaran a comprar
seguridades alemanas Y austrlacas
con Ell dinero de esos paises que tam
bien circula en- Espana profusamen-
te.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
DE LA METROPOU MEXICANA

Pediran que Sc ~restablezca la Srla. de JUS
ticia.--Se quiere que lara vaya a vene-
zueIa.-.No habra periodic de %sesiones
Observation-Disclosures de carros
de pasajeros.--Los negocios de los Ferro-
carrileros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
HOY POR LA MANANA PEDIRAN
FL AMPARO EN- FAVOR DE
- CROW -

Ha sorprendido grandemerte el
paso que ell abogado de Crow decide
dar en- favor de su cliente. Todos
nuestros l~ectores saben que el acu
sado de estar c~omprometido en- Ia
muerte de Mrs. Ora Parker ocurrida
Ell dia % del pasado enero, lie fue
negada la libertad baio fienza. Pues
bien. esta manana tendra lugar una
session en- Ia corte del Distrito 81 er
Ia cual Sc ocupara ell licenciado de
Grow en- pedir IN amparo en- favor
de este a fin de que sea puesto en-
libertad bajo fianza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
Ell CAPITN GENERAL WEYLEE
VISTA LOS CUARTELES +

BARCELONA. Febrero 20.-Pre-
valece en- Ia ci1dad IA calma mas COM
pleta. va tarde Ell captain general
Weyler visit6 los c~uarteles Y reviSt0
todos los r~egimjentos que Sc hal!a-
ban en- la plaza, habiendo comido
con las tropaS, que 10 aplaudieron con
entusiasmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-21
CUIDEsE CONTRA LA
NFII1ENT

No dele que Ia influenza haga de
I'd. una victima. Tan pronto como
Sc lie presenter los primeros sintomas
de tos o catarro, tome Foley's Honey
and Tar. Mr.. Henry Willis, de Sandy
Point, Texas, dice que este medical
mento es maraviiloso. Una botella
es suficiente para aliviar ell NAL. No
contihe NARCOTICS. (Adv.l