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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
BURY YOUNG BOY
KILLED BY AUTO
Monroe Littlefield, IL, Loses
Plucky Fight for His
Life.

Funeral services for Monroe Little
field. II, victim 81 an automobile acct
dent, were held from the residence Of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs H. - Utley
577 Vance avenue. Friday afternoon. He
was buried in elmwood cemetery.
The lad lost a plucky fight for life
late Thursday afternoon at the Baptist
Memorial hospital. where, with a
crushed skull. and unconscious, he had
grimly struggled against death for more
than 80 hours,
Monroe, riding a bicycle last Monday
night. was run down by an automobile
driven by Ray Black asa Monroe ave-
nue., auto repair shop proprietor. The
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05

fence about the house at Doom, to
which objection was made at first be-
cause 1t INSTRUCTED a public road, is
now near completion, the authorities
having waived opposition to the work
The building has been radically remod-
eled half OF the first floor being pre-
pared for County Hohenzollern's occu-
pancy, while one Of the wings will be
given over to the former empress.
While unprotected by high walls or
a moat, the Doom estate is now in
reality a 200-acre cage that can easily
be guarded and within which the Dutch
government expects William Of Hohen-
zollern to spend the rest of his days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
HUMBOLDT To HAVE
SEWERAGE SYSTEM

HUMBOLDT. Tenn, March 8. tSpl -
The city election held Tuesday 10 find
the will Of the voters Of Humboldt on
the question Of issuing $40. 900 bonds
for sewerage construction, and which
passed by a three to-one vote puts the
town in line for one Of the most com
plete sewerage systems to be found in
the state. Work is expected 20 begin
in the spring and will be completed by
early summer.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
Rub Pain Right Out-Try This!

rheumatism is pain only" Not one
ment Stop drugging! Rub soothing,
penetrating est. Jacobs on directly
into your sore, stiff joints and muscles
and relief comes instantly. "St. ia
cobs Or is a harmless rheumatism
cure which never disappoints and can
not burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05

small trial bottle OF old time est
Jacobs Or at any drug store and in
just moment you'll be free from rheu-
matte pain, soreness and stiffness.
Don't suffer- Relief and a cure awaits
you. "St. Jacobs OH has cured mil
lions of rheumatism sufferers in the
last half century, and is just as good
for sciatica, neuralgia lumbago, back
ache, sprains and swellings. adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05
Announcement

The return of the St. Louis-San Francisco
Railway to it's owners carries with it the def
mite obligation of public service.
This responsibility we accept 1t will be our
effort to make our service merit patronage.
Problems confront us that can be solved only
by patience and cordial understanding be-
tween transportation agencies and the pub
lie. This understanding we will seek to cul-
tivate.
Transportation facilities have not kept pace
with the remarkable growth of the South
west This condition was unavoidable, but
can and will be remeded.
New equipment is necessary to handle the
constantly increasing traffic, due to the in
dustrial activity in the territory served by
Frisco Lines. 1t has no equal. Already we
have received 1850 new freight cars and so
locomotives. Our duty to further increase
our facilities is recognized.
The organization of this Company through
out is composed of tried and experienced
men, long. familiar with the problems of
Frisco territory.
1t will be our pleasure to serve the public.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-05

tWa-time winner la Che hard luck class.
Len was arrested Thursday hy Pa
o. violating lhe liquor iaW and writing
policy City Judge Barker will write
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year are
laid awuy-the burial certificate being
marked Rupture" Whyl Because tho
unfortunate ones had neglected them
selves or had been merely taking care
OF the sign (swclling) OF tho afniction
and paying no attention 10 the cause.
What arc you dOinEl Aro you neg
lecilng yourself by wearing a truss. ap-
nliancc, or whatever name you choose
10 call iti At best, tho truss Is only a
makcHhift-a false prop against n col
lnpsing wall-and cannot bc expected 10
act ns morc than mere mechanical sup
port The binding pressure retards
blood circulation, thus robbing the
weakened muscles OF that which they
need most-nourishmont.
But science has found a wny, and every
truss sufferer In the lnud Il Invited 70
make FREE test right IN the privacy
Of their own home. Tho pLApAO
method is unquestiounbly the most
sciontinc. logical and successful self
treatment for rupture the world has ever
known.
The PLAPAo PAD when adhering
closely 10 the body cannot possibly slip
or shift out Of place. therefore. rannoi
chafe or pinch Soft as yelyet-easy "a
apply-inexpensive. TO be used whilst
you work and whilst you sleep. Nl
straps, buckles or springs attached.
Learn how TO close the hcrulni open
Ing ne nature Intended 30 the ruptur
CAN'T come down. SEND your name 20
1 day to pLApAO CO, Block 900. 50
Louis. Mo. for FREE trial plapa0 an,
the Information necessary.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
LEGION CIRCUS AWARDS
AGAIN ANNOUNCED

In response 70 numerous Inquiries,
Delaware POST No. 4. American Le-
gion has again announced the awards
made at Che MERCHANTS Exposition
and Circus, held last month. They
aare as follows.
Motor car, Ge0rgn Ehoulat, i03 East
Seventh street; phonograph. II. Cum
ningham, 2O6 Delaware street. New
Castle; 500 In sold. Abraham lnkoss.
PcnnsgroNo, n. j.; $50 In gold, II. j.
Lindsay, stanton, Del. bicycle, r. G..
Abbott, $40 Morrow street; easy chair,
Charles Bacon, 2liq Madison street.
s2o In gold, c. l.. Barlow. Marshall
ton: Si5 In gold. Gus harcink. 81.
| Nandever avenue, pair shoes, Roberl
Coleman. 6i2 Penn street; SIS In mer.
/ chandise az fclnbergs store, Marion
Z Mills, 33i East Eighth street: bar.
rel OF flour, W. l.. Autten Twenty.
fourth and Market etreet; $40 In gro.
ceries. r. +. Savillc, 620 East Tenth
street; ei0 In gold, Michael Brennan
1903 Market street: $40 Ia cash Tulh
van Elder. 1900 Greeuhill avenue; 81
In merchandise at Fcinberg's store, A
| Watson, 3 East Third street; s. II
/ gold. X. Bakowski, S0I Marshall street
| fountain pen, Leila A. Talley, Cps Jack
son street; ham. W n. Alexander
iii7 Harrison street: side OF bacon, u
G. Curran, 1923 Delaware avenue; 2
pounds or sugar, Nellie Byrne, G
East Twenty-isccond street.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
BEATEN, ROBBED
OF HIS SAVINGS

Cedero slmplre, a Lithuanian, has
reported 10 tho police The loss OF his
savings OF the past eight years, which
arc supposed TO have disappeared with
some friends" who were helping Sim
pire celebrate his departure for the
old country. last Tuesday night.
Simpire Is said 10 have drawn his
savings from the bank on that day,
preparatory 10 leaving Wilmington the
me 'sond-on~ was arranged at
his room, 3il Buttonwood street with
his roommate, the friend who
brought another friend" 10 assist
In speeding" the parting host. Cedero
talked OF his Joy at soon seeing the
old country and exhibited the 'roll'
with which he was to pay the pas
Mrs. Sophie Martin, who keeps the
rooming house where Cedero lives
tells OF being awakened IN the night
by cries for help" and said she
hurried 10 her bedroom door TO flnd
It fastended from the outside She
learned later a stick had been laced
across the door posts and the knob
Thoroughly alarmed. Mrs, Martir
pulled at the door until she burst 4
open. As she stepped into the hall
way she noticed two men hurryine
down the stairs.
Going 10 Ccdero's room. she founc
him bleeding from wounds on thl
head and gasping for breath from thl
/ rough treatment he had rcceivd. In
vstigaiiOn showed The $500 was gone
The two friends of Cedero have no
been seen since.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly, nerve-shatlering to-
bacco habit Whenever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew. lust
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet In
your mouth instead. All desire stops.
shortly ilie habit is completely
broken. and you are better on mem
tally, physically, financially. IT'S so
easy, so simple. Get a box OF No
To-Bac and II it doesn't release you
from all craving for tobacco in any
form. your druggist will refund your
money without question. No-To-Bao
Is made by the owners OF Cascarets [:
therefore Is thoroughly reliable.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19

SAN FRANCISCO, July ia worn
out shoe Is better than a broken
head
This Is the slogan OF the Caution
Club" organized here by the younger
Reneratton o. spoedsters The club,
which is composed entirely or young
sters under 30 years OF age. IL the
ouigrowth OF the Safety First drive
recently conducted here.
Ing such practices as coastlng down
hin, roller skating, spinning tops,
stealing rides on wagons, and jump
ing ropes were too horrible 10 con-
templaie without the use Of proper
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
THNSMAN RECEIVERS
ST0P-WATCH AND DOG

Constable William Tinsman, OF
Richardson Park, has found his stop
watch. While there isn't anything
worth getting excited about IN this
announcement, nevertheless Con-
stable "Bln' thinks there Is because
the ind proves hat he wasn't a vic
tim Of a plckpocket, as reported.
The watch was left In a desk draw
or IN Magistrate Bromnns office. In
the Church building. when Tlnsman
recently moved 10 the ONCE OF Mag
lstrate Stradloy, IN the Ford BUILDING.
dog for n woman who lives In Rich
ardsOn Park. So excited was the
dogs owner that she rushed out from
her home and appealed TO him FOR aid
In spite Of the fact she wore only her
"niFhtlo."
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
unIisEunIn HINTS.

Place cakes on a wire sleeves 10 cool.
Chill fruit soups before serving
Custards may be swcetencd Win
honey. 49,,
powdered sugar makes the lightess
cakes.
Tho school chnd's lunohbox should
ioast a salad jar.
Can peas and corn soon afier mey
are gathered. A..
Use whole spices, tied in a Bag 70
flavor your catsup.
Chicken TAT goes further tnan Dul-
ter and less Is used. III
Never remove lid from kettle Wiihe
cooking dumplings. -
Olntments In tubes instead OF jars
are more sanitary TO use.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
Boys, Why Not Form
Caution Club Here?

caution. they have drawn up a set Of
very stringent rules which the mem-
bors are pledged TO support. They
read.
All coasters must have a horn.
We viii drag our feet n we coast
too fast.
All our rock lights are called on.
An our games VIII be played on the
lawns.
Our dogs win wear muzzles when
az large.
We won't play with matches.
40 one Will be allowed 10 ride on
the handle bars OF our bicycles.
We Will wear rubbers when 4
rains.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
CHURCH MEETING
CONDEMNS SPEEDERS
Special 70 The Evening Journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
PENNsGRONE, n. j.. July ia
mass meeting 10 protest against the
excessive speed OF the trolley cars
and automobiles. which travel
through this place, was held IN the
Union Presbyterian Church last eve
ming. A number Of citizens spoke
very declslyely on the subject.
The following circular was distriD-
uted In the village yesterday:
shall the speed nuts continue "a
slaughter our people on the shell
Church, Sunday night, July IS, 7N
o'clock. Plant officials Will speak
Bring your old nut cracker and help
US start something that will stop this
menace or land these crazy criminals
In The BughOuse or State prison
(Slgnedl Union Brotherhood"
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
ITALIANS HONOR
ST. FRANCIS

IN honor OF their patron saint,
Frances dc paola. italian members OF
81 Ellzabcth's II. &. Church, Oak and
BrOome streets, presented an elaborate
program yesterday. The exercises be
gan az Q3O o'clock and ended In tnc
evening with a band concert.
In the annual procession were two
bands, three Italian societies, about
200 children and many men and
women connected with the church. A
statue OF So. Frances dc paola was
carried by six men. Money which
covered the statue was used In defray-
| ing the expense OF the celebration
The Rev. p. Millno. OF New York
| addressed an audience OF about BOO
In the afternoon. lie gave The hisior!
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
WHY BE BALD?

guarantee after using 70 bottles,
Of Rooms lightning Hair Remover an
bald spots win be covered with hair, W on
money rounded. ladies find lightning
Ifeir Renewor prevents falling hair ana
removes dandrui Edward Martin West
mont n. H.. under oath, testines that ne
had been bald FOR years, used z bot,les
~ rightninr Hair Rencwer and now has
frti hcad n hair Mr.. Donohue. lHli
knnen street. Phiia.. had been bald sey-
cr,i vearg. used s bottles lightning liaii
Renewer and now has fun head ol hair
Si.75 bottles, 2 for s., or . ior $50, sl. \,
II Danforth' Wholesale druggist, and II
| Voop. lfG n. Third ST., Camden, N. ,.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19

Wilmington, are spendine a few days
with relatives here.
Herbert S. Rausoh, superintendent
Of the public schools, and family are
lighthouse as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry II. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morton, Of
Cleveland. ohio, who have been spend
ing a few days with the formers
mother, have returned.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19

OF the Itallo calabra. for whom italy
was named. Music was furnished by
singers from the New York opera
Company and the Neapolltan Trio.
Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
VOTERS TO DECIDE
ON SCHOOL TAXATION
ipoe4al to The Evenlne Ior,nal.

Specsal 20 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, July i9-petitions are
being circulated In Seaford district
for a referendum In order that the
voters OF Seaford special school dis
trict may determine the amount or
money 30 be raised by taxation Tor
the public schools In the district for
the school year OF 1920 and '2i.
Frank l.. Doughty, OF Laurel, son OF
Richard Doughty. OF Aceomac, Va,
and Miss Lillian Sturgis daughter OF
Oth0 Sturgls. Of louisville, Va, were
married Saturday at the Mt OliNet NJ,
p. parsonage by the Rev. b. +. Ruley
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
FIRE ON
ICE CALLS FIRENIEN

Fire starting IN sawdust In the
three story brick warehouse OF the
Diamond Ice and Coal Company at
Thirteenth and Lombard streets mrly
yesterday morning, caused a two
alarm Of FIRE call. The sawdust was
on top Of about four hundred tons Of
ioe.
No estimate OF the loss was given
although 10 Is thought 10 will not be
large. The flre was spectacular as
The Delaware truck used lis water
tower and there was a larger gather
Ing OF apparatus than has been at a
single ilru for some time.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19
sCARCTTY on THnEsHERs.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
LENES, July i9.-few farmers IN
this section have threshed their wheat
yet owing 10 the scarcity OF threshers.
Mrs. Emma. l.. Hammond, OF Wal
mingtOn. who Is summering al heho-
both, was q town visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Myers, OF
Lancaster, Pa, formerly Of this town,
are spending a few weeks at heho-
both.
Miss Catherine C. Maull, OF New
York City, Is spending a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Mary v. Maui
on LeWes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Virden Burton. OF
Evening journal., 1920-07-19

Iron workers. metal workers anc
machinists will ind plenty OF worh
through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-07-19

IN whloh the rates would be opera
tive 10 reduce thc Government losses
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
Si;gue siendo favorable
q Harding la uotacion

Tccaram1 Especial para IA PRENSA'
NCEVA YORK, Octubre 11.--En los
circulos pclfticos de aquf Sc conside-
IA que Harding esta ganando terTe-
no todavfa, habierdo demostrado la
votacion de paja" que el ochenta
por ciento de las mujeres de Nueva
York, vetaran por el, probablemente.
Sc atribuye IA situaci6n actual Ia
profunda division que Sc. dice existe
entire los dem6cratas, pues una fac
ci6n apoya Wilson hasta el ultiino
extreme V esta dispuesta q sacrificar
\ Cox con tai que Ia Liga de las Ma
clones Sc saIve, en- tanto que otra es-
"a trabajando activamente para sal
var tanto cuanto sea possible de Ia
formula dem6crata local nacioual.
Los amigos de Cox lie hacen el car
go Ia faccion de Wilson de hatcr
abaudonado virtualmente Ia campaiia
presidential Y de faber concentrate
sus esfuerz5s para lograr que sal
gan electos los Senadores de Wilson a
fin de salrar el Tratado en- ell Sena-
do.
En- cuanto la posici6n de Cox. es
dificii Ell extreme. pues le debe su de-
signaciGn a ia faccidn de Wilson sc
siente obligado satisfacer los de-
seos de Wilson adn riesgo de per-
der Ia election. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
LOS MExIcANoS AGASAJADoS

Los pe-i6dicos hacen hircapie en-
un heCho que realnenJe no pasd des-
apercibido para quienes han vivido er
este medic: el que los meXicanos to-
dos que asistieron al concerto I
Ia feria. fueron objeto de e>peciales
atenciones por parte de los millares
de visitantes norte-ameriCauos de
otras nacionalidades. y que los meNica-
nos 80 sintieron satisfechos de esas a
tencioneS.
rara dar una idea de 10 que kstU
ignifica. bastard traducir un parra-
10 de 10 publicado por el principal dla-
rio Dc Dallas. parrafo que dice
Entire el publico. que lien6 ell prln-
cipaI pisn del Ccliseo y Sc aSUlp6 en-
las salerias hasra no dejar eSpacio pa
ra una persona m3s-Se enconuanan
algo ma> de mil meNicdnos. nm
g,,lno de elloS. SeguramenF, nlostr"
MAYOR atenciGu Y Sc sinti6 mas ero-
cionado que los americaroS adoradcreS
de esa ntisica que refieja el amor : IA
ernoci6n de n rTtza. La mayor!a de
ellos eran. por su apariencia, algo mas
one los trabajadoreS humi!deS que le-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
WILSON QU|ERE E[
B|ENESTARD De MEX.
DECLARA {. CREE[
g = g
Va a darse cuenta de la
situacion para norma
del gobierno
HARA ENTREVISTAS
Lleva tambien una mission
periodistica a Mira.
Republica
HARA ENTREVISTAS

TcieGrGHlI Especial para ia PGENSA"
CICDAD DF MEXICO. Octubrc T.
y bordo del rren especial en- que hiZo
su viaje del Norte de Ia Republica a
esta ciudad el general Plutarco Elias
Gales. Ministro dc Ia Guerra, arrib6
Mr.. George Creel promincnte nortea-
mericano que desempcn6, durante cl
transcurso de Ia Ultima gran guerra Ia
Presidencia del Comite de InforIn;-'
ci6n PUblica en- Washington. de don
de ahora procedc. De Mr.. Creel Sc afr
ma que trae a nuestro pals una conf
sion especial del Presidente &c los Es-
tadoS Unidos, Mr.. Woodrow Wilson
cual es Ia de investigar Ia situaci0n
mexicana para resolverSe 81 Sc recono
&C o TO al actual gobierno de este pals
Inmediatamente despu5s de su arribs
a Ia capital. Mr.. Creel fu6 abordads
por los reporteros de los peri6dicos 10.
Gales. interroGado aCcrca de IN YER
sion seneralmente aceptada de que
ira In comiSi6n dc que Sc habla arriha.
declare terminantemente que no ha
venido comiSionado cn Caracter es-
pecial alguno del Gozierno de Wash
ington, para tratar con el GohiernO
cueStioneS relacionadas con su recono-
cimiento.
Dijo que IS cierto que N vispera dc
su salida de Washington para Ia from
terra comic con el Presidente Wilson,
en- la Casa Blanca. pero que Ia invita-
ci6n ode Sc le hizo fu6 de occasion. pues
que Sc encontr6 con 81 PresiGete ca
sualmente. cuando habfa lido n Casa
Blanca obte1er sis correspondence
pasaporteS.
En- sus declaraciones a los perijdi-
cos continu6 diciendo Mr.. Creel que ha
venido a Mexico con su caracter de
eScritor. para hacer entrevistas al Pre-
sidente de IN Huerta. al general Alvaro
Obrec6u otros funcionarios del Co
bicrro actual. Sc neg6 terminantemen-
70 ;i lracer declaration alguna sobre Ia
question del reconocimiento de Mexico
por los Estados Unidos. Y termino ey-
pcesandose en- estos ter.ninos, al hablar
de In politica rUc ha vcnido desarro-
ilandO el PresiGente Wilson:
"Por espacio de siete amos. e. Pre-
sidcntc Woodrow Wilson Sc In mante-
nido firme ante las huestes del ccofs-
no. rcnsando Gn;camente er 81 bic? =
eStar de Mexico. Despues continue:
az! Presidente Wilson cncarna el SEN
t;r Gei pueblo americana con resDecto
Il Mexico"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
IA BANDA DE T. MAYOR HA OBTEN|DO
I'm TR|UNFO CLhnOROSO.- LOS D|AR|OS
AhER|CANOS LAELOG|ARON Al TAhENTE
. j j
IA EXPOSITION hEXICANA ESfA LLAHANDO PODEROSA-
NENTE LA ATENCION POR SU VARIEDAD Y SU RIQUEzA.
OBREGON ES ESPERADO EN- DALLAS.-~LLEG A
LAREDO. TEXAS La DELEGACION QUE RECIBIRA
AL GENERAL JACINTO TREVNO
-s,eg5sn.e Espes:e! gs-s La PRsNs..,

Ts'egyemc EspeeiG! gcyc La PRSSS.i"
DALLAS, Texas OCtuDre l2.-Hoy
ia sido et "Dia de Mexico" en- Ia Fe-
r-.4 tic Dallas. inaugurada el SA5ado
.,or Ia mahana. Tambi@n iu% q "pla
10 Dallas y de Colon. con motive
,iel aniversario del deScubriniento de
TERRA americana Tor e. ni"rino geno-
. rs.
Pero p Domingo. ;, no fuj pro-
I,iamente eI "Dia De Mexico. - Due-
de decrse que fus dia rneNicano. no
solo porque eSe d!a hubo mayor nu-
nero de compatriotaS en Jos terrenoS
&c Ia ExpoSici6n, sino porquc los Sc
renta Y seis mil vi>itanteS De diver
sas uacionalidades que estuE'eron en-
In Feria. dedicaron Ia mayor pdrte
dc Su atenciGn u las eNhioi"lone> de
lruestro rais y mUy especialneEte a
IA mli>ica meXicana-
Ia Banda de EStado Mayor, d'ri-
-ida ,,o- ei Maestro CaInpOs es Ia
ous mas aSradsoIemente Sorprende
en- II EvpoSici6n. Sc hah'a haolado
con tanto teson. en- les periodIcoS TO-
COS Y en- los anuncioS namatiEoS de los
directories de L. Fevia, de que TendrLs
a Dallas una banda Nerdadera'i'ehIe
extraordinaria. que en Ia primera O.
,,oytunidad. este es. al anuEciarSe e
n-imer roncierto verdadero, miiiareS
do centes acudieron a OR "a 61nda
NIeXicana-
Los peri5dicos del ola. entire clos
o. ..DallaS Morning. eNIerna las 81
-uisuteS opiniuneS:
..EI concerto de aver en IA mana
IA IN 81 Coli>eo. ruso dc maaif:cS-
10. fuera De toda duda, IL haol'i1ao az
ssta excelente organization musical
l:jecut6 las obras ciasicas, aSi como
las seleccioUes meNicaHas y espano-
las de una m&ncra perfecta. Nunca-
eu Dallas. Se hah'an tocado me!oT
,.sss obraS. nj aGn por e Banda Ie'
,.aes,ro Sou>a III por otras de t,ILIL.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
Encall0 un canonero en-
la costa de B. California

Te!eordma Especial pGrG LA PRENSA"
san FRANCISCO. Cal. Octubre y
TN canonero meXicano h. encaila-
TO en- un arrecife cerca. de Ia costa dc
Ia Baja California, segin 10 infor-
man los despachos recibidos aqui de-
puque "Steclworker".
Parece que ell cahonero meNicano no
So halll en- deSesperaia situaci6n, pc
70 que ha menester de otro barco para
Saivarse.
No Sc tienen noticLas eHactas de
cual sea ell barco encallado, pero Sc
cree que sea el mismc que lego ha-
ce POGO Ensenada, con los elemen-
tos que el gobierno del Presidente de
Ia Huerta cnvi6 al DiSuito Norte de
Ia Baja California, para dominar all!
Ia situaci6n completamente sobre los
cantunistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
SALE PARA FL SUR
lin ESCUADROND De
BARCOS DE EE. UU.
Va a tomar parte en- las
fiestas organizadas
por Chile
! BRYAN ES Ell JEFE
Sc quedaran esos barcos
defmitNamente en- el
Canal de Panama

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Arnada de los E.SJados Unidos eS:ar;
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Bryan en- los festejos conque Chile
celebrara ei aniverSario del deScubri-
1niento de los estrechos de MaGalla-
aeS-
Segtin anuuci6 hoy c! Departamen
10 de Marina. q Conlvaimirante
Bryan saldr;t hoy para Valparaiso.
Chile. a bordo del Dolphin" hulue
insignia del EScuadr5n que represer-
tara q n Armada. Gs los EStadoS UnI-
dos en- las refer;dsss IiesCae. E.se eS-
cuadr5u. una vez tcyTninaGa n cele-
braci1n del anirersario del deScuhcI-
p,!ento Ge los estrechos d. Mas1ila-
ues. duedar4 en- aSuaS de Centro y
sur America. en- servicio especial. te-
piendo su base de aproviSionamiento
en- el Canal de Paaama
FL Departamento de Msrina anGn-
clio cue Sc hsbta acordadc p:i'nera-
n,ente erviar e Valparaiso IN cruce-
ro de batalls para que "a Armada
esu.viess mejor -epreSentaaa en- la
eslebraci6n, pero que Sc aeorde 2 III