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The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
GOVT REMOVES COAL SHORTAGE
 DANGER

The last prospect that anyone will suffer by reason of the coal shortage has been removed by the action of tho government in, placing at the disposal |of the public the surplus coal supply of Ft >46yis. Mfr. McPhail. officer in charge of the post. has received wire from Major General. Devoi. of the |sQuartermaster Department, at san
 Francisco. stating that the Quartef
 master General has authorised the shle
 of the surplus coal supply of ths post to the City or to the citizens of Nomes according to an announcement lBy
 Mayor Holt Wednesday. The price designated is approximately $ss. % per
 ton. As it is estimated that the fort can spare approximately 100 tons.at Ia pinch. the quantity available from that quarter combined with the bal- ance still in the yards of the coal com- pany. insures an smple supply of fuel
 for the remainder of the winter.
 The release of the surplus govern ment coal was effected through the good offices of My. Mcphail who. at the solicitation of Mayor Holt. dis patched n telegram to the War De- pertinent officials defining the situa-
 tion here.
 The remainder of the Alaska Light |erage Co. coal is being distributed by the coal company under requisitions
 issued by the city council. With the surplus coal of the fort now available there win be no need for further anx- iety over the shortage. Between the fort surplus and the remainder of the llishteraEe company coal there will he |ampls black diamonds to carry tho |city through the winter. with possibly . small amount to apAre for the creeks In case q need. s
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

Washington, Jan. 2-The- govern
 ment has launched q nation wide cam paign against communists. communist labor groups and radical agents. \ concerted movement looking to the arrest of ultra radicals is in progress throughout the country tonight under the direction of the Department of hension of many hundreds of persons.
 Agents of the Department of Justice
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
OUTSIDE MAIL ARRIVED FRIDAY

Another large batch of mail from Friday afternoon in charge of Mail Carrier Pete Curran. The consign- ment was close to the limit weight and comprised both first and second class matter. The dispatch appar- ently depa rted from Seattle about November '. The next outgoing mail for the States and Interior will close Monday at l p. m
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
RETURNS FROM SUCCESSFUL
 TRADING TRIP

Frank Martin. representative of the Hudson Bay Fur Co, returned from q successful trading trip last evening bringing fine assortment of red and white fox. mink. ermine and musk rat. picked up at various points. Martin filled with varied experiences. details of which are reserved until our next issue owing to lack of space.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
NOME RIVER BRIDGE .
 ! TO sE CLOSED

The Nome River bridge will be clos- cd to traffic after Monday. January 5th. to spare unnecessary wear and tear on the structure during the clos ed period. An announcement to this effect was given out by Mir. McPhail caretaker at Ft. Davis. Friday. Mr. McPhail states that a trail will be broken and staked across Nome River running along the left hand side of the bridge. for the passage of traffic.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

Wash, Jan. 3-Organized labor is contemplating possible entry into the publishing business and the publiea- ton of large number of iaborsnews to further the labor movement.
 A conference of the labor leaders will be held in New York city tomor- row at which 1t is expected plans for
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
WILSON WIRES NEW YEAR
 GREETINGS TO NOME FRIENDS

A New Years telegram from John A. Wilson reaching E. E. Adams conveys New Year greetings to all Nome friends of the genial John A.. who says he is staying in Seattle and centemplates taking course in en- gineering ih the Spirit City. He re. ports that Jas. r. Daily Is also In Seattle and that Federal Road Com missioner Dan Jones has gone East.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
BRITISH CLASH WITH H
 NATIVES IN N. INDIA

Mandanaktch. India, Jan. 3-The flercest fighting ever experienced on the Indian frontier has been in pro- gress for a period of three days be- tween a British troop column and the wild hillmen along the border, accord ing to information arriving. here by runner today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
LABOR PLANNING
 CHAIN NEWSPAPERS

the establishment of d chain oi labor newspapers in large cities throughout the country will be discussed. l.abo" leaders are of the view that chain of papers along the lines suggested will do more to soidify labor and estabis,i unionism on a secure foundation than thering the cause of labor.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
BELIEVED RADICAL
 MOVEMENT BROKEN

raids were conducted and immense quantities of radical literature have been seized and will be used in the prosecution of the. arrested radicals. The view is general here that the roundup has effectively broken up tho revolutionary movement intended to establish sovietism.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
Estimated Over Five Theusand Rsdi-
 eals Under Arrest

Wash. Jan. 3LOficials of the De- partment of Justice estimate that the number of radicals imprisoned as q result of the natioh-wide raids on radical headquarters and meeting places will by night reach to ive thou sand or over.
 Reports from all sections indicate that the raids were apparently un- expected by the radicals khd resaited In tho arrest of mest 4 tho principal leadsrs of the revoiuticgiAFy move ment. Tho fails are fullsin practical- Y all of the larger centers where the
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
sew aEpoa1eO

Hazel Marion, is the name of a new scion of the house of Modini who ar rived in Seattle on December 29th. ac- cording to telegram to Daddy" Earl Modini. arriving fevo days ago.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
HEAVY sNow FALL TUESDAY

The heaviest snowfall of the winter season developed Tuesday afternoon and brought out the snow shovel vielders in generous array on the fol- lowing morning. The snow was ac- eompanied by stif wind that speed lly piled up deep snow drifts in ali pasts of the city.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
cHAs. BLOOD SERIOUSLY ILL

Chas. Blood is confined to his resi- dence suffering with n serious ailment by which he was prOstrated suddenly around Christmas The patient com plained one evering of feeling indis- posed and decided to lie down. He was taken with severe choking spells a short time later.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
GOVT LAUNCHES
  VAST CAMPAIGN AGAINST REDS

armed with upward of four thousand warrants are tonight conducting raids
 in q total of thirty three cities from coast to coast. The great govern ment dragnet Is expected to gather in the principals in nearly all revolution ary movement centers in every part of the nation.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

YES, Jan fifth, that's the date,
 In the small Eagle hall, Not . lady to be late:
 They'll come with dollar And smiles to spare;
 No need of stiff collar if nine thirty your there.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

and is already in command of the Southwestern Russian military forces and preparing to continue the cam paign against the Bolshevilli.
 Details of the downfall of Dpnakine indicate that his overthrow is largely the result over his recent military re- verses ut the hands of the Bolshcviki.
 The Nome Nugget delivered by car rier or mailed. Per Month s1.00
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03
ATTENTIoN

Annual Mestiss of Chamber q csmneres. elsssien sf sssesss snd i'm 1; pee>est hsssinsses eaturday las. !, at osso ,. -, pisWest lslse. ejunsds eeerstary
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

The Nome Nugget delivered by car- rier or mailed. Per month $1.00.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

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The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

.supscRisn TOR THE NUGGET.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

The British column which is said to have been proceeding to the border the Ialosnia plain With heavy losses on both sides.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

The only newspaper published on
 Seward Peninsula. Covers approximately 22.100 square miles of territory.
The Nome nugget., 1920-01-03

,st}BscR1BE FOR THE NUGGET.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30

Ada Navarrete. la notable cantante
mexicana a obtuviera brillartes triun-
fos recientemente IN Nueva York, des-
pues de haberlos alcanzado en- Cuba
y europa. uegara a San Antonio a II
mes de la semana ESta artista que sin
disputa ocupa el primer lugar entire
las cantantes mexicanas, regresa de
Il capital de nuestro pats. despues de
naber terminado ALI n temporada
para la que fus especialmente contra
tada, Y vuelve a Nueva York. para
reanu6ar su labor artistica en- ell Me
tropolitan.' que va a abrir su monu-
mental temporada dc opera.
Con Ell objeto de que Ia colonia me-
xicana de San Antonio.-que con tan
n entusiasmo ha acogido las tempo
radas dc verdadero arte que Sc lie han
ofrecido.-tenga oportunidad de como
Ger a la notable : distinguida compa-
triota cue va a TRAFALGAR al mas afa-
mado centric artistico neoyorkino. sc
han hecho arreglos para que de aqul
dos conciertoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
POR Ell TEATRO NACIONAL

Con ura animation verdaderame1te
notable Sc Ia iniciado la nueva tenn
porada en- ell Tcat-o Nacional. la COM
mania Maria del Pillar Martinez la
sido recibida con marcadas muestras
de sinpatia Y puede decirse que lego
con "buena estrella" y que o hace
presumrc cue 'esa huena e~strella TO de-
.saparecera.
Las funciones del Sdbado Y de aver
por Ia tarde Sc vieron muy c~oncCrri-
das. Y la d. anoche Sc efectui ante
Una concurencia que entertainments
sobrepas6 los deseos de Ia empreSa.
Tanto era cl pIblico. que Ell local fue
insuficiente Y varias familias tuvieron
que reC-esarse a sus casas por no ha-
Der encontrado va acomodo.
Maria del Pillar Martinez viene muy
aventajada. trabaja cor empeno y con
esmero Y sc ma ganado desde luego Ia
voluntad del p1blico. Cotera ha vuelto
4 escuchar nutridos aplausos de u
vieios ~conocidos: la sonora Gonzalez
fue recibida anoche con grandes sim
patias: Navarrete. Mena, la seHora
Roias Vartis. tambien Sc han ganado
Ia simpatia del publico.
Para eSta noche Sc anuncia 81 drama
dc Guimera TERRA Baja".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
Ell pREslOENTE MAS DE-
NOCRATA DE IA TERRA

FL Padre Zaldivar estuvo por seSun
da veg en- IA capital de nucstra Re
nlblica- antes de regresar Il San An
tonic. Y entonces. declara s~atisfecho,
two Ia oportunidad de visitar al Pre-
sidente De IA Huerta. Fus el Ola 10
del mes en- curse 81 designado para re-
cihirle = acudi6 deSeoso de o al
ioven mandatario que ahora rtSe los
dcStinoS de MEXICO.
La primera impression que le pro-
dujo =, Presidente Provisional de Me
xico fue admirable.
Dice 81 Padre ZaIdivar que es este
81 mas democratic de los p~residentes
do que haya jamas sabido en Ia tic
IRA.
Ell senior De Ia Huerta, de pie en-
uno de los Salones masufficos del ve-
tusto Palac!o Nacional recihe a TODD
munGo de la manera mas democratica.
III PreSidente de la Huerta tienc el
n!smo geStc amahle para senadores,
diputadoS. ministries. embajadoreS Y
hombreS de Estado en- general u pa
IA obreros Y toda claSe de genie po-
bre.
I'll Padre Zaldivar vuelve d reanudar
sus iabores en- esta ciudad muy salts
fecho de haber visitado nuestro pals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
ARTSTAV|ENEA SAN AN TONIC
La Diva mexicana Ada Nauarrete dard dos
Conciertos en- ell Nacional

Estas notas de verdadero arte ten
dram lugar en- ell Teatro Nacional. Sc
gun Sc nos informa, las noches del vler
nes Y sabado de Ia presente semana.
La distinguish cantante meXlcana
saldra de Ia capital de nuestro pals.
para los Estados Unidos. el dia de hoy
Y llegara 4 San Antonio el proNimo
~jueves. En- esta ciudad ~permanecera
solamente ell tempo indispensable pa
ra cubrir los dos conciertos a que nos
REFERENCES, va que no puede prolongar
mas su permanencia aquf debido a los
compromises que tiene contrafdos en-
Nueva York.
Sabemos bien que ell solo anuncio de
que vendra a San Antonio la diva Ada
Navarrete va a causar positive entu-
siasmo entire nueStra culta colonial va
que tendra una rara y magnifica opor-
tunidad de escuchar a Ia artista COM
patricia que tan ADVERTISEMENTS esta
%triunfando en- los mas e~xigentes CEN
troS artfsticoS del mundo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
TERMINOSE LA DEVOlUCiON Oe
BlENES lNTERVENlOOS

Aver So comunic6 a csta ciudad, de
Ia capital de Ia Rcpublica V por VIA
semioficial. que Ia Secrctaria dc Ia
cicnda ma terminate de hacer Ia deVo-
luci6n de los bisnes que fueron inter
venidos por eI Goblerno reroluclonario
de carranza. a sus legitimos propie-
tarios. O a los representatives nomora-
dos por GstoS.
En- Ia misma information Sc ha he
cho saber que solamente dejaron de
entregarse las propiedGdeS interVeni-
das de los que en- alguna forma toma-
ron participation en- los successes de
febrero de 1918, Y en- Ia muerte del
Presidente Madero.
Existe un proyeCto en- las oficinas
de Ia misma Secretarfa de Hacienda,
por el cual Sc declararan de propie-
dad naCional iodns los bienes de los
que participaron en ell CuartelaZo con-
ira Madc-o. dejanooSe on cad case al
c~riterio dc las autoridades e. uso que
So deba hacer de cada una de esaS
propiedadeS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30

iATENCIoN! IATENCloS!
4 CASARSE


I~ATENCION! IATENCloS! 4
4 CASARSE
Catalosu De dar,4S msNicaa-S y ct-aS
uscioua!Idades y extenSa list% DO herro- J
sos nonnbreS
!, Envlenos IN DOLLAR soiamente y ros- !
!, nf-os e rsmitI-emos = vuelt9 de co-rco, (
!, rucsc-o complete C1taloEo matrimonial ;
, cen descripcloncS decailadas, FoCOSEA- (
; FLAS. NOMSRES Y DiEECCIONES 6s !
I ioSeres. seuoraS = senorItaS 1exlcsnaS , 7
! dc et-as nzcionaE6a6es. ~alG:unaS vIuGSS de
I intachablcs aac-ceGcnJcS, Gulcnes teesaa I
! encontra- IN hcnrado ) blen eSpcso- Us
} Ted puede eScvibI-le directarnente n cuai-
, CuierS dc elias y cont-ae- IN n~at-Inonio
! fetz en- corto :icrpo. Sonos di<ros Dc
I corfiar-a ' no. dedicamoS a un neSocIo
, honrzdo y licI,o. No Pe-rnica- pcS. cue
! "a peoueas suna de IN dollar csc &c por
! redo entire listed : 81 nuy possible tE
!, LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL
!, Ecribs hoy misr.n a.
RELIANCE CLUE.
|, Sox $40. Ids ANGELES. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
Sc RECUPERAN VARIAS
CANTiDADES QUE Sc
CREAM PERDIDAS
Son las de trabajadores
mexicanos que DiUen en-
Estados Unidos

Debido algunaS veCes Il ignorancia
de nuestroS conpatriotas que desa-ro-
llan u actividades en- regiones agri-
coles o induStriales de los Estados
rnido3, o bien errores en- que incurren,
tambien por ignorancia. al indicar los
lugares de residencia de suS farailia-
res a QuieneS hacen enVios de direro
deSde este pals a Mexico, Sc han d;tio
caSos de que .SaS SumaS no lleSan a
poder de los destinatario-. y nuedar
reZaGadas en- las ofic;nas pOS;aleS du-
rante largo tempo. sin Ode los remi-
teRteS Sc presenter q reclamarlaS, unaS
VeceS por no conocer los tramiteS le-
gales. Y otraS por eXtravios dc los coru-
probaltes Y recibos correspondent
ties.
En- tai virtU6. en- las Oficinas ConS;l-
iareS de San Antonio. deSQe hace mu-
cho tempo rienen reCIoi&ndoSe quejaS
continuadaS por la demora de esos en-
rioS o por no haberse rccibido en- los
Iugares dc SUI destinO. Tamb!en Sc ha
tenido conocimiento de qLe otras SUI
mas correspondence a salaries de los
trabajadores no son ~rccihidos nor Is
tos en- atenci6n a las directories e.
GuiviCad&S que dan o a otras distirtas
caUsas.
Para recIpe-ar eSas CantidadeS re
zagadaS. 81 Consulado dc Mexico ha
realizado gestioneS diversas y const&n-
les cerca de las ofiCinaS postales o de
las empresas correspUadientes, y va
son rcuchos los caSos ell que Sc ha
c~onseGuido poner n~uevaInente on las
manoS de los intereSadoS esos cnvios.
Aver fuimos informados Sobre este
particular, acerca del eXito que ha te-
nldo en- GcstIones lie tai n~aturaleZa
81 Consulate. y Sc nos aSeSuro que
va Sc ha degrade salvar de n perdlda
;;bsoluta mas de treScicntos Iolarcs
que no eraU reclamados FOR nUestros
comnatriotas por 10. ~conIuctoS debi-
los. nor i~Gnorancia de los pr"cedi-
micnto Y tramitcs cue dshcn sesuirSe
en- cada caso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
La CAUSA CONTRA Ell
MATADOR DE DOS
MEXICANOS
FL gobierno autorIza los gas
tos necesGrios para
Ell asunto

En- eGicioneS alterioreS hemoS VsRI-
do daudo cventa a los leCtores de LA
PEENSA dc los atenIadoS que sufrie-
ron dos ciudadanoS rneNicanos reSiden-
les CT FearSaI. Texas, por parte de
IN c~iudadaao americana llamado lie
sse Adams. QuieR do muerte 4 Ber-
na-dino CarnpoS Y JESUS Torres. o-Igi-
aardO Ia deSgracia de dos familiaS.
una de las cuaIes. compuesta de cinco
peGuehos. Qucd6 en- Ia mas comp!eta
Orfqn'ad.
Diiinos tambitn CUE el Consul de
Mexico en- a antonio, : Guien Sc
conlunicaroR las quejas ~refereTteS a
esos a~tentados. hahia tornado cartas
en- 81 asunto y habla formalizano u
-cst;oneS CerCa 1e Ia CanCilleria de
nuestro pals para aga los servicios
de un abogado que a~sesorara 2 las
autoridadeS judicialeS del Condado de
Pearsall. en- 81 proceso icstruido en-
contra del americano Adams. quien
actualmerte goza de libe-tad haJo
fianza.
Yer 90 nos ~cousunic5 que Ia Ne
cro,aria de Relaciones Sc comunlcH cen
Ia Embatada de Mexico en- "aSn'nG-
ton. co~ncedienGole facultades para IA
cer. los gastoS u origine Ia cauSa re-
far;da. Y Ia EmbajaGa a ~ vs. dSl 10
.comurtct al Consul Beltran. auiori-
zandolo para emplear los servlcios De
an aboGado Competente.
Fl C-nsulado en- San Antonio Sc M
5iririao leSde lucgo. hacienda uso de
.Sa authorization al abogado E1'h"n'
Hs}ron. QUEEN comenzara a inici4r las
.-as;iores encamin2das al castlSo Gel
r,a,,dor lie nueStroS compafrlotaS
---5,o C,,onos y lose Torres
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
Regreso de su Uiaje a Mexico
d Padre Saldiuar
Como VIC este reIisicso nuestoo ps'S

Hs,, ap-oxiraadamente dos meSes
no IA Prsnsa" refiri6Se en- sus CO.
rrnas Il viaje del Padre D. ZaldivaE'
S,In.rior provisional de los Hi)oS NJ
Sio,a-os del Coraz6n Immaculate de
Nj. IN San Ansnio. QUEEN entonceS
5fri-is a Mexico para Tlsitar las
,~,;.;onss Y communicates de Ia OrdeN
4 gu, q pertenece Y cuyaS comutlia"-
Do y misiones eStan bajo 81 jurlSo'c-
Desse 81 dia 20 de los c~orrientes eI
.xpresado rellgioso Sc encuentr4 nue.
vameute en- san Antonio. Nlene sen
ciu,uepre encantado de 81 Nlaje 4"
uesiro pals. n,s.,
Mexico. dice el Reverend PADRE
y.l1ry,r ha entrado de lleno en- una
~, 10 rranquilidad y, desde e. puA'o
80 vista reIigioso, las Sentes paFtCe"
abora mas inclinadas = IA pLeoau. Les
mus de IA formidable conmoc'oh ~
ma fue victima Ia Repdolica enterA'
s,,s ~ba5itantes todos sienten Ia hece
I'D imDeriosa de volver los oJoS al
.,ialo = aesde el fOndo de Sus cordzo-
+orr,i,Ian un sincere voto de sra-
=HN~
c.aS." o,os
En- su viaje por diversas resiohes
dol ,afs er Padre Zaldivar die haoeT
d;srr,ta6o de toda clase de taciiioa-
d. Todos los rrenes eStdn va Al CO.
rrisuts. .
Fl lila = de Julio e Padre ZaidiFaT
arr;h5 a "a ciudad de Durango dohoe
inc rectbido por el ArzooIspo' doctor
don Francisco Mendoza. quIen duran'e
r,,atro amos fue husSped del relSloSo
s-anan,oniano. cuandc este estuvo como
Eac-or nj frente de Ia Catedra4 de "a
,-ieia Plaza, en- los Angeles. California
II dfa II estuvo con :. lima. e. Ar
zobisro do Michoacan. doctor don Leo
noldo Ruiz. al If a Csiaya, G~uanaJuaIo-
donde asisri6 a las fiestaS de \ueStTa
Seno-a del Monte Carmelo.
III Arzobispo de Michoacan. doctor
T sonoIdo Ruiz. fu& huesped en- eSts
c;udad de san Antonio dc los Mislone-
ros del I~nmacuIado Coraz6n de Maria
durante su destierro-
PoS,eriormente. q Padre AaIdlNar
as,rvo con 81 A-zohiSpo de Mexico, :.
T1sma. don jose Mora = del Rio. y de
"a ciudad de Mexico d~irigi6se al ks-
-ado de Veracruz donde tuvo oportu-
nidad do admirar ruevamente Erances
heIlezas naturales no va tanoSas en-
IA RepUbIica MeXicana sino en- 81 nun
do entero. tales son las Cumores dc
Malcrata-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
NUEVAS QUEJAS CONTEA
IGNACiG NUNOZ

Tambi5n :" nos d.jo que eStan re-
Inisndose toduS los datos re:atiToS 4
les abuses cometidoS por el Ge-ente de
Ia casa de cambio FL Correo Mercan-
,il", ISna..io M1ncz. Ouien Sc apodero
de yariaS 5Gmas de djnerc puestaS d
~ cuidado por alSuaas m~ezicanos pa
"a enviarlas q diversos lug"res "e Me
xico-
ToGas las qucjar Qre han coniinn'ao
racibiendose sobre este particular lor-
wan N s,,in cNIeGiente. y sc van a
seguir los tramites legaieS para coz
ruir que esas ~:aulidadeS sean reS'l'"'-
5as on 10 possible q ~aquellas p~ersonaS
Nv. s,frieron los enganos dc Mui o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
sERIoos EN- UNA COLLISION

En- Ell cruzamiento de las GALES de
= commerce Sycamore reGistroSe
antenoche I'm ~accidente de trafico. o
J, shaffer. del 200 E~scuadr6n de hom
haros del aer6dromo del Kelly trip"-
,ando una motocicleta, choc6 contra
IN autom6vil- .
Shaffer sufri6 serias !esIoneS a ID
par que su companero Winona Letter
Gle ocupaba ell side car de Ia moto-
cicleia.
Ambos photos tueron ~trasladados al
bosniral general del fuertc dc sam
Houston dondc deSdc luego procedures
= p~resentarles los auxilios cue hahlan
menester. II cstado de entram6os no
eS de cuidadO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
ESTADO { TEMPO

Pron6Stico que rinde para hoy e.
O~bservatorio Meteorological de San An
tonic:
Ligeros nubIados Y temperature I'M
-antc variable cuyo maximum fluctua-
"a entire les 90 y los 80 grades.
Ia temperature de aver fluctuo en-
ire los - ' los 96 grades. a ls SOM
bra. Esta Ultima temperature (95 Sra-
dosN dej5se sentir entire 3.to Y $50 de
Ia tarGe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-30
SANTORAL

LuncS 5o.-Santa Rosa dc Lima Nir-
gen. Patrona principal dc las Anne
ricas. Santos Felix. Adaucto Martires
y Fiacro CcnfeSor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
FOSDICK-SPEER NUPTIALS ARE
 CELEBRATED

pretty wedding took place last evening at the home of MT. and Mrs
 Ellsworth Speer of no Keeler ave nue. when their daughter, Miss frances Pearl, became the bride of Frank M. Fosdick. The ceremonv was performed by the Rev. Herbert 5. Brown, pastor of the Olivet Con
 gregational church. The bride wore a gown of white satin with veil or ,I- fusion. Her shower bouquet was of Whlte roses and sweet peas. Miss T IoFence Parsons was the brides at- tendant and wore a frock of Ni1e green crepe de chine and carried pink roses Ellsworth Speer, a brother of the bride was best man. Following the reception MT. and Mrs. rnsdics !eft for their wedding trip to Wash lngton' ID. C.. and other points of in- terest- Upon their return they vii, occupy their new home which is he ing completed at Morgan place Rotb young people are well known socia11v
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07
BAKING HELPS

The extent of the educational work that is carried on by such a great food manufacturer as the Royal Baking Powder Company is q revelation to those who have not heard of it before, and the house. keeper who keeps in touch with their activities receives all the practical benefits of a domestic science course with the theories extracted.
 At Royal Headquarters an entire department, called the Educational Department, under the direction of a wel1-known Home science Expert IS continually at work, creating new recipes that the housewife may have a variety of home baked foods, devis- ing new and easier ways of preparing old dishes to help save the house. keepers time, and experimenting with economical food combinations to save the housewives money
 Many women do not realize thaa importance of home baking. the de- cIdedly different results which diff ferent baking powders give and it's importance in relation to the health Of the family. The Royal Educa- tional Department shows women how wholesome and economical is home Nourishing foods are prom erly combined and leavened with an absolutely pure healthful baking der-not a chemically built now 1 der-but a real food product made Tram thA cream of tartar of aa1A.