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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
River and Rates.

Under a ruling OF the interstate COM
merce commission thu Mississippi river
at Memphis Is a potential. hut not an
actual competitor OF the railroads.
In arriving at rate basis the COM
mission does not take into considera-
ton possibilities but actualities.
Under the ruling Of the commission
giving the railroads large increase in
rates, the suggestion for reduction must
come from the railroads. This sugges-
ton will never be made unless river
transportation proves to be so potent
a factor and so active in competition
that the railroads will find 1t more
profitable to adopt a lower rate than
to continue the existing high rates,
II splendid railway track extended
through the fertile Delta country with
possibilities for trade on every side,
1t would not be permitted to lie idle for
lack of locomotives, The business men
Of Memphis must determine II the river
is TO continue TO be neglected as an
artery of trade and commerce in the
absence Of steamboats,
The advance in freight rates alone
In twelve months. which the merchants
must pay for rail transportation on
freight to Memphis, will amount to
as much as the cost OF fleet of steam
boats operating between st, Louis and
New Orleans the year round.
The plan that has been evolved for
supplying the river with proper trans
portation facilities Is a good one, and
viii not be abandoned unless the peo-
pie are blind to their own welfare and
indifferent to the inroads the inland
towns win make upon Memphis trade
through the equalization of freight
rates. which disregard altogether the
river because It is not
utilized.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
Reflections of a
Bachelor Girl
BY HELEN ROWLAND.

Copyright 1920. by the Wheeler Syn
dictate, lncO
There are two kinds of late hus-
bands the Sow and the dead
When a man and a girl profess to
have an understanding ii usually
means that the man understands that
the girl will marry him, II he ever de-
cides to ask her.
After a time, falling in love" be
comes such a matter of habit with some
men that no matter how often they
'tdn they never receive a permanent
injury-like marriage
You can nell mans heart, as you
can melt iron, as long as the flame Is
there: but, once his love has cooled
nothing on earth will soften it-but an
other flame.
Nowadays, you can gauge The depth
OF girls mind merely nv asking her
whether she regards a husband as
blessing. necessity. Il lVGury. an af-
Ilction, joke or an opportunity
Life is becoming awfuVy simplified.
isn't II? For instance, walk is called
dance; cowbell is regarded as "A
musical instrument one-room and
bath constitute an apartment: and
one wife and Pekinese make a family.
Some girls want TO marry for the
same reason that prompts them to learn
TO run a motor car, or to go up In an
in order to be able to
say they've done 1t,
Making a man propose to you Is
something like teaching a cat to jump
through barrel: you don't expect him
to do II gracefully, but the astonishing
thing is' that he does II at all.
Funny, but the moment a mans love
Tor woman ceases to be blind, IL be-
comes little lame
Even love is brighter, II jeweled with
consistency.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
DOROTHY DIX TALKS
O>~-~>O
EGARDING PERSONALITY
BY DOROTHY DIX.
The Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer
Copyright, 1920, by The Wheeler Syndicate, Inc1

In recent article ! urged girls TO
make themselves efficient, because / be-
lieve that is the one and only way they
can achieve success. A business girl
VINO signs herself Efficient but lack
ing in personality" takes issue with me
She writes:
Efficiency without personality will
never get girl anywhere. There are
multltudess, of efficient women who fail
because they, have disagreeable per-
sonallties. Most business men prefer
girl who has an amiable disposition,
even II she Is not very efficient, TO one
VINO IS letter perfect in her work but
who hasn't the knack of wearing the
smile that won't come off. It's the
smile that boosts you up the ladder"
Undoubtedly my correspondent is
right to certain degree. Everywhere
IN lie personality is a trump card, and
when you have efficiency plus person.
ality, you hold winning hand that
nothing can beat.
:. This is even more true of women than
IL is or men, for custom has made US
attach more importance to a woman s
personality than to a mans. We are
more sensitive 70, a woman's appear
ance; We react more easily to her
moods and her manner than we do to
= man S. No employer cares particu-
larly whether man clerk is fat or thin
or bald!headed or with tresses like
Absolom's, or whether he is ugly or
handsome, or silent or chatty, SO long
as he does his work properly. But
every employer notices whether a WON
an applicant for a job is pretty or ugly.
or well dressed or addressed, and
whether she is grim and sour-lo looking
or sweet and amiablS.
Ana he's Just naturally attracted to-
ward pretty, gentle, smiling, inter-
ested girl who is good -natured and who
DOESN'T go around with a chip on her
shoulder looking for sights and causes
of offense.
Nor is he TO blame. Such a girl is
like sunshine in an office. Her per
sonallty is sort of heavenly chemical
that neutralizes the irritability Of those
ABOUT her and makes the atmosphere
employers. who are worn out with hav-
ing to handle efficient but pernickaty
ladies' with kid gloves, get to the place
where they put more stress on girls
disposition than they do on her spell
ing.
But why not have both? The posseS-
sion of winning personality does not
bar one from having an intimate ac-
quaintance with the works of the late
Noah Webster. One may smile and
smile and be a crackerjack accountant
still. There is no reason why a woman
should not study the art of being agree
able Just as earnestly as she does the
art OF craftsmanship, or how to make
pothooks. 1t is as important to acquire
the human touch as 1t Is the touch sys
tenn on the typewriter.
All true you say. but how acquire an
agreeable personality?
Well, the first item in It perhaps Is
cheerfulness. Nobody loves a crouch,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

be deemed to have committed an act
Of war against all other members OF
the league"
The moro we see Of what little opera
ton there has been in the league. and
the more we understand the posslbll-
ty Of its qualifications. the more evil
deit 1t becomes that the league will
be menace to this country unless it
is safeguarded by reservations that
subordinate II TO the constitution Of the
United States
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
HOROSCOPE,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1920.


| Copyright, 1920, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndcate)
This is variable and uncertain day.
according 10 astrology. While Saturn,
uranus and Jupiter are all adverse,
Mercury alone is in benerlc aspect.
during this sway there may be a
tendency to take most pessimstic ana
discouraged view OF the world and for
thus reason nothing that is projected
during this configuration is likely to
succeed.
There is sign read as presaging a
gloomy view concerning business con
ditonS, but this is due to the power
OF sinister suggestion wnIch is strong
when Uranus is in evil aspect
Saturn Stems to be unfavorahle to
real estate transactions and to mining
operations today.
u is not fortunate sway under
winch to undertake ,muaIIve Of any
sort especially where uuylnH ana sell
ing are involved.
Bankers are now subject to rule
thal may cause them to be extremely
careful since 1t imparts to them mis-
slNinES ana suspicion regarding world
conditions.
especially those connected with the
press which should benefit greatly.
ne signing OF contracts OF any sort
should b" lucky under this direction Of
N"t stars, "hlCh Is fortunate for real
estate deals
Leases or mortgages bearing this date
should he lucky as the rule is believed
l" make for harmony anu rrosperlty
Messages between men OF high estate
or between governments are especially
well directed by me stars today Err
Noys, diplomats and foreign rCprescn-
tdtlNes OF every rank should benefit
Advancement in methods OF trans
hitting mails ls propnesled rs one of
the reforms Of the future when letters
WIN be superseded by quicker modes
OF communication.
Many weddings are foreshadowcd for
me winter, when there will be one in
Europe OF special interest to Americans
inventions ere subject TO unravOra ME
conditions while Uranus is unfriendiv,
but many important ones are nrog'
nosticated, Motion pictures are subject
70 the most remarkable planetary IN
fluSnces, astrulogers declare.
Persons whose birthdate It is should
pass q quiet year IN which they attend
strictly 10 established business affairs
speculation will be very unfortunate
children born on this dav may he |
restless and Unsettled, but gifted ana
endowed with charm of personalItv
Ihey are not likely TO enjoy hard WORK,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
News of MemphlI
10 Years Ago.
SEPTEMBER "a, 1910,

|
Mrs. Lewis Powell returned today
| after pleasant visit to Monteagle and
| Nashville, where she was the guest OF
relatives and friends for several days
Misses Leila and Fannie Roberts, OF
junction City, Ark, are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Hammond
Miss Pauline Smith returned today to
her home in Covington. Tenn, after a
| pleasant visit with Miss Sarah Mar
| tin, of this city.
Mrs. j. w. Bruce and daughter. Miss
Margaret, returned today. after pleas -
ant visit with friends and relatives in
st. Louis.
Mrs. f, w. Taylor and Miss Flossie
Taylor have returned to their home in
this city. after an extended trip through
the North.
Mesdames NJ. c. and A. B. Falls are
scheduled to arrive in Memphis tonight
from the Pacific coast, where they have
been visiting in the larger cities for
the last several weeks.
Miss Anna Dixon returned today to
her home in this city. after spending
several days in st. Louis, the guest OF
friends.
Miss Winifred Haynes returned today
after spending the summer months with
friends and relatives in Cairo, Ill.
Mrs. ]. B. Goodbar and children re-
turned today from Canada, where they
have been spending the summer
Mir and Mrs. s. Lehman left today
for an extended trip through the East
ern states.
Mr.. and Mrs Miles Buddeke have re-
turned from delightful Eastern bri-
dial trip and are now at their home on
Adams avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Goldsmith and
children, Dorothy and Jacob, Jr., have
returned to their home in this city aft
er spending the summer In the Eastern
states.
Mrs. NJ. Samfeld left today for by
ersburg, Tenn, where she will be the
guest of relatives and friends for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald and daughter,
Nadia. OF Jackson, Miss are the guests
OF relatives in this city for several days.
- tu5u
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

AND ~ hat. to think.
THAT 4 boy Of mine.
THROUGH CAUSE of mine.
SHOULD BE the butt.
OF OTHER boys.
BECAUSE I'D feel.
THATt!vERy time.
THIS BOY Of mine.
WAS SO abused.
BY OTHER boys.
THERED COME a wound.
OF BTTTERNEss.
THAT ADDED to.
MIGHT NEVER heal.
AND FEELING so.
I'M ALSO sure.
THAT IF he had.
A VELVET suit.
THAT FITTED tight.
I'D TELL his ma,
TO TAKE the thing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
Twice Told Tales
News of Memphis
rs Years Ago.
SEPTEMBER "a. 1895

, SEPTEMBER "a, 1895.
DR.. r. E. Burlington and daughter,
MISS Anna Mai, have returned to Mem
phis. DR.. Burlington has fully recov-
cred from his recent serve illness.
b w. Brumley, one Of the brightest
young newspaper men OF Memphis, has
| gone to Dallas, Tex, where he will as
sumo responsible position on the ed
| Brumley was connected in Memphis
| with the Avalanche.
J. B. CIough, clerk Of the United
States district court of this city, ac-
companied by his son, Master John,
has returned to the city, after having
spent a delightful vacation in the East.
During August they were on the New
England coast and later visited the
mountains of New Hampshire.
Miss Mamie Clough did not return to
Memphis with her father but remained
in the East and will attend Wellesley
college
jefferson Williamson and Miss Lottie
B, Bendall were quietly married today
at the parsonage of the fernando
Street Methodist church, the Rev. G. T.
Sullivan officiating. Only few friends
were present.
Mrs Dan Schloss and daughter have
returned from Atlantic City and other
Eastern resorts.
A total of $500, 900 pieces OF mail mat
ter was handled by the Memphis post
office during the month Of July, postal
officials announced.
Misses Williams. Sharpe and Denton
are among the young ladies' of Memphis
attending the female college at Jack
son, Tenn.
The following Memphis firms paid
import duties at the custom house to-
day: Manogue- Pidgeoh Iron company,
tin plate from England, $50; and S. Il.
Ridgely & Co., woolens, $50,
Capt. w. r. Doherty of Callicott &
Co, Coldwater. Miss. after spending
several days in Memphis has gone TO
St. Louis on business,
Miss Minnie Hannah has returned,
after a sojourn of month in Boston
and New York
w. T, Toby has returned from Potts
Camp. Miss, much improved in health.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
YOUR GOVERNMENT is
WHAT YOU MAKE 1T

The difference between chaotic
Russia and prosperous America. be-
tween starving Armenia and we'll
ICd Argentina, between mtScrs bile
Turkey and happy New Zealand.
rests in each case In government.
In each case happiness is In pro-
portion to the Intelligent exercise
OF that Fundamental thing the fran
This paper wants TO helm its
readers all 1t can toward under
standing the issues and voting
wisely. Its Washington informa,
ton bureau offers free today the
Democratic Doctrine, printed in an
attractive booklet.
IN filling out the coupon rrint
name and address, or be sure to
write plainly
Frederic J. Haskn. Director The
Memphis News Scimitar Infor1na-
ton Bureau, Washington. u. c:
inclose herewith two cents in
stamps for return postage on a free
copy OF the Democratic Doctrine.
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24
Drug Store King
Attracts Fzabbers
BY MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs Ihompson--We three girls and best Of
friends new boy has just come to and has high posi-
ton in drug store here He seemed like the three Of us the
afternoon he met in the but has asked one
io date DO you think the could be because
to his Mace Of hsnees
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

More than 1000 reindeer were SHOE
yearly in Greenland between 1874 and
lS49, but the animals are scarce there
now
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

America lent France 81 600 OoO nm
during the war and France owes az
600 100000 francs according TO the nrss-
emit rate OF exchange.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

Inhabitants OF Cambodia in 1ndo-
China look on ruins OF massive prehis-
toric architecture as works of angels
or giants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

Until few centuries ago large cities
had police protection only through en-
ploying special watchmen
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

One form OF butterfly found In the
United sites feeds on plant lice, but
all other forms are vegetarians.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-24

ages have love, health and determi-
nation, poverty is little handicap. Try
and get your parents consent to your
marrying this boy. You have my con-
sent. since you both love each other
dearly
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
ENSENANZA

TFCCTTNES DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
mIc!I,o. PrecloS conveacioua!es. Professor FA-
LIN EUANO, gradgado en- los Soh>eE's0,
10 dc Paris Y Madrid. Reci5e 6rGeneS. 3ls
rge-,lr, -. Sc habI1 frances y eSpano!-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08

GRATlEICARE 4 Ia persona que me in
fornie del. paradc-o de- Jcr6nino Estrada, de
- amos de edad. eStaCura regular, pelo CHI
no. rzriz chica. cara rrdonda. color moreno.
Gratiflcaci6n: $500. DiriGir>e q Lorenzo
Estrada, Box 25. Burdick. Kansas. Gll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
CABLES DE ESPANA
Serpicio especial de La PRENSA
Dom Jaime reaSume Sus
derechos de espaaoI

MADRID. Octubre DE acuerdo
con las d~eclaraciones del SecEetario
del Preterdientc al Trono ESpanoi,
Don Jaime de Borb0n. que lego Il San
Sebastian procedente de Paris. este
rcasumi6 sus dercchos de stbdito es-
pahol a causa de Ia r~evoluci6n ruSa
V del desmembraHiento del lmperio
auStriaco.
Don Jaime es hijo del finado Don
Carlos de Borb6n. tambien pretendien~
&c al Trono de Espaha. Y reside por
espacio de veinte amos en- diferentes
Cortes europeaS.
DuraEte Ia guerra ruso-japonesa &C
tue como corresponsal de guerra en- Ia
Manchuria y despues regres0 n Fran
cia.
Con posteridad vivi0 en- Froshdorf,
cerca de Viena. pero fue expulsado
de Austria cuando St neg6 a renun-
ciar al grado de Coronel que tenia en- ell
ejercito russo.
Desde entonces vive Ell Su;za.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08

;SENORA! NADIA mas piensc que hermo-
so Sc verla SUI cuarto, ST tuviera esta co.cha
en- Su CANA Yea cue bonita cubierta Is, TO-
da artisticanente hecha. Tiene en- el centric.
un gran pavo real. y su cuarto estara tan
bien decorado que todos envidiaran a I'd. 4
material Is muy buero, puede ser lavado IA
cilmeatc nunca perdcra su color > Siennprc
Sera tan blanca como Ia a!ece. Es muy
fuerte Y d1rara muchos amos. Es de go rui-
gadas de ancho per S6 p~ulgadas dc largo. de
un tamano bastante buero para una cama
doble. Con cada colcha damos CRAFT dos
fundas dc almoaGa que hacen jucso con Ia
colcha.
Por estas tres pleas I'd. tendria que pa
gar $40. 90. Por un corto tempo, I'd. pue-
de comprar estaS de ~noSotros. por solo $500.
ST listed compra dos o mas IueEos, pagara
solamentc $5.45 por cads uno. franco de
porte. acknowledgements que todos Sc D. so.-
prenderan de que ren6emos esta hermosa
colcha por un precio tan bajo. NADIA mas
esta fabrica hacc tan bonitas colchas. Re
cuarde Que solo venderemos unas pocas "a
rrecios tan bajoS. No denore. porqIe nues-
tro gurtido puede acaharsc. Nc envie dine
70. Iucluya CSC. en- plata o a~stampilids. pa.
"a franquco. Por las mercancias I'd. pagr
ri al rccitirlas. DiganoS I'd. para GUAM
ts camas quierc I'd. laS colchas. Ponga
una cruz en- Ia columna correspondence a
nlmero de colchas que qu;erc. II de dos
ponga una cruz debajo del nLmero .: ;
dc tres. ponga una cruz Gebajo del njnerc
3. y aSi suceSivamente. remitanos.o pot
corrco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
Contrajo matrimonio en-
Londres ell Duque de Alba

MADRID, Octubre Eel a%nuHcia-
co matrimonio del DuGue ce Ava
con Ia Marquesa dc San Vicente. Sc
cfcctu0 hoy Ell Londres, y de csc a
contccimiento social sc recibieron a
Gui n~oticnas oficiales esta tarGe-
La ceremonial uvo lugar en- IA I'm
rajada espailola. habiendo estado re-
prcsentadas G. ella II fdnlilia Zeal de
Espana y II de Ingiaterra.
Seeun So ha ~anunciado aquir el ma
trimonio del Duque de Nlya 0 Ia
NIarquesa de San Vicente tuvo lugar
en- la Embajada Espanola dc Londres
para cvitar Ia pompa que indudable-
mente hubiera habido 81 Sc efectua 1T
e>ta capital. Y tuvo el caracter dc ce-
rcmonia privada, a causa de hailafse
aun dc luto ell Duque de Alva. por la
recientc muerte de II eX-Ernreratrlz
Eugenja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
NUEVAS ~PUBllCACIONES

LA PRENSA ha recibido Ia vista
de dos nuevas p~ublIcaciones peri6ui-
cas- m~exicanas que han comenzado Z
editarse en- San &ntonio.
Una de elias es un diario de infor-
maci6n, intiulado Ell Diario,' que edi-
Ia y dirige ell senior Jose Reyes Estra'
da: y Ia otra es I'm semanirio de po'
Utica Y combate intitu!ado "a Van
guardia," y esta dIrigido por el seno!
Aureliano Ramos.
De manera muy %sincera eNpresamos
ell deseo de que las nuevas publicacio-
mes meXicanas logren cimentarsc :.
d~esarrollarse, para que lleven a cabo
sin contratiempo y en- la mayor esca!a
possible, el prograna que Sc han ira
Zado.
La PRENSA corresponds. al salud9
que ha recibido de las nuevas puoh-
%caioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
Es general la huelga en-
la Republica de Portugal

MADRID, Octubre Una huelga
general ha estallado en- Portugal : Sc
gun noticias rccibIdas de Lisbon. el &C
bierno considera que 81 m~oviniento NJ
Is sir .plemenre obrero, sino que tiene
mas bien Ell caracter de r~evoluciona-
rio.
Segln menSajes de prensa ~recibld"S
de Ia frontera, riajeros llegados de
distantas part@ de Portugal deciaran
que eI movlmiento huelguista es se-
neral en- Ia Republica y que de q p&r-
ticipan hasta los trabajadores del SER
vicin postal. telegrafico y t~elelonlco
los p~anaderos, los tranviarios, los CO.
chcros V los carGadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
GRATIS
Los que Sufren de Asma
Prueba Gratis de un Metodo que
Cualquiera Puede Usar sin Mo-
~lestias, nj Perdida de TEMPO, ..

Tenenos I'm metodo para el Asma ,
queremos que listed 10 pruebe 3 nuestras
sroensas. No importa Ia ant;giiedad nj Sc
yeridad de SUI case pero listed debe pedtr
nuejtro metodo de prueba- No importa el
china del luyar en- que viva. nj So edad, nj
ocupaci6n: 81 listed esta enfermo de Asna.
nucstro metodo 10 aliviari prontamente-
Oueremos enviarlo especialmentc I 5Gue-
los cuyos casoS eStia considsraios como dcs-
csperados y en- quiencs .oda clase de pre-
paracioncs, funigacioneS. etc. han ~fa4lado-
Qaeremos mostrar : TODD ci murdo. baJo
nueStro riesgo. que nuestro metodo es Ell
unico que puede curar radiealbente esta
cnfeTmcdad.
Esta o.ert3 cS de-iasiado importante rara
dejar pasar un solo dia. E>criha hoy y
principle ei metcdo inmediatanentc No
mande dincro. sim ~Dlemerte 81 cupon. Hi
yalo hoy. nosotroS tarbi6n pagamos los gas
.oS &c porte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08

Sc NECESlTAN mas alblniles, bucnos sen.
tadores de ladrillo, para la gran construction
que Sc esta llevando Il cabo en- una de las
mas g-andeS refiHcrias dc los EStados Uni
dos. trabaio por nucho tempo y buenos suel-
dos, los intcresadoS puedCE d~irliirse Inmedla-
tamcnte. persoralmerte o por eScrito a Ur-
bano Gonzalez. The Texas Co. Port Arthur.
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
PL.ATILLOS MEXICANOS

Il -. Como 7. EhzOndo. 2ropietario del
Depoe Gaze. pore en- c~oaoctnierto dc sus
parroQulanCs. que diaria~en;e >irye los ST
crientes ~pia.il,os : p-ecios muy moderados a:
Cabrlto rcilcao. KaIas mcN:cIrIs. Chi!es Re
lruu> Csrue de pUcrco CT pipi4n. Mole lie
Guajoiotr. Enchiladas coicraLaS Y verdes. Ca
b-!,o cn fr;tada. Alb. HdigaS en- ch!poc!c,
Gallina SdoblGa. Lomo rriieno. LenEua lam.
prcaG. 8 e. Saisa. Pata> &c pucrco en- e>ca-
oechc. LoIcs dc Guada.aja-a. ChiIes en- TO-
e.ds, A.roz ! IA "alene.@1a. Rlaone- 4 Ia
EspaaC.-. CamGroasS a z vln&SrcLa. Pes.
edo veracru=ano. Chocolate nsNicano. Depot.
Cafe. I-25 ". Houston =. CT. Ass.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
Nueuos exitos tienen
las tropas en- MarruecoS

Del Serricio Especial para ia PRENsA."
MADRID, Octubre LAS fuerzas
cspanolas obtuvicron nucvos eXltoS
contra las tribus rebeldes m~arroquies'
de acuerdo con los d~espachos oflcla-
les que Sc rccibieron hoy.
Informa el Comisionado espanol que
los citadOs reheldes fueron arroJados
de cuatro posiciones quo ocupaban en-
las cerCanias de Benz Satiman Y de
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