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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
AUMENTO DE


Habiendo terminate va los traoa-
los del censo en- la Barra de la Pun
tila. Sc ha visto que dicho barrio ha
tenido un sorprendente aumento de
poblaci6n. Antes no habia sino un
centenar de habitantes cuando mas,
ahora cuenta con 2,4li, de los
cuales una tercera parte es prople
taria de los Totes en- que vlve.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
TN CAZA-TORPEDER0S
LEGO AL PUERTO
DE TAMPIC0
Ell comandante hizo una VI
sta al jefe de la guarni-
cion, Oral. Orozco

TAMPICC. Abril 27.-El GAIA
torpederos americana Mum. 279 que
Sc e~ncontraba arclado en- el 10
Paruco sali6 rumbo g Nueva Orleans
vinicndo 4 substitute Ell cazat1rpe-
Geros nimero 279. Apenas lego es-
"a embarcacion su ~comandante baJo
a terra hacienda una vista de cor
tesla al Jefe de la Guarnicion de Ia
Plaza. general Carlos S. Orozco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
CASESE

Mande Sl.OO ' Ie e~nv!aremos nues-
tro Caralogo Matrimonial con nom
bres. retratos Y description de herHo-
sasa senoritaS Y varias v'uCas que
dsseen casa-se. Todo Sl.OQ- Envlle-
10 q
International Club, Dept. 5, Box
$50, Los Angeles, Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

Observation-Disclosures, Cal.-No
es possible distinguir el orc bueno
del malo apicando el principle de
Arouimedes. Con mas o meos dill
cultades podria llegar a determlnar
ell peso ~especifico del metal que
estuviera experimentando, cosa que
no es hastante para fallar deflnltl-
vamente acerca de la bondad del
ORC. toda vez que Sc pueden mez-
clar dos metales, uno mas dense y
otro menos dense, en- proporclo'
mes tales que la mezcla tenga una
densidad igual a Ia del = sin cue
este metal figure para NADIA en- Ell
compuesto. Ademas, la densidad la
puede detrminar mas f2cilmente d.
vidiendo tan solo el peso del metal
u trate de ~xperimentar. por 81
volumen.
Los restos de Colon, ~oficialniente,
Sc italian en- Santo Domingo, pues
de manera Official fueron traidos a
America V depositados ALI con TODD
genera de honores. el siglo NVl1l.
Pero o posterioridad han dado cn
decir que Sc italian en- Espana Y %
cierto cs que Sc ha p!anteado una
question muy dific:l &c iiluciaar.
pueS va a ser empresa comDlicada
Ia de identificar los restos del des-
cubridol de este Continente.
Las conocidas en- Ia antiguedad
como maravillas del mundo, eran
Siete. a saber: el Coloso de Rodas;
los Pir4mides de Egipto; el Faro de
Alexandria: los jardines Y muralla
de Babilonia: q Temple de Diana
en- Efeso; ell sepuIcro del Rev Mau,
soleo Y Ia estatua de Jupiter OHM
pico. de Fidias: cuadro Sc constru
70 Ell EeScorial fua considerable CO.
mo una nueva mGrayilla Y vino a
ocupar eI octave luGar. En- la aetna
lidad hay otraS muchas maravillas
u 70 es'an rrreradas, por cuyo
motive 81 de estas sc Ia quedado re.
ducido a ocho.
En- 1915 tuvo lugar IL Exposition
de San Francisco Y ONO csc no
Sc Inaugural el Canal de Panama, Sc
lie do csc nombre. pero en- Panama
70 hubo exposition a!guna. Los
rsStoS de Colon no hen Siio eXhIbi-
dos nj en- esa nj en- otra alguna.
FL nrocedimiento general para d.
secar animales con5:ste en- ahr:rioS
inmediatamsnre despues De muer-
tos V de~so!larlos con nm cu!dado
hasta voltearlos DC reeves deJando
solameatc la piel libre de toda car
ne: a! esQueleto So e qaita tambien
cuarto sea ~rutresclbie; Sc carte Ia
piel. por IN procadimiento especial
a fin dc cue no Sc dcStruya 81 pelo
0 el plumaje Y luego Sc r~econstru-
We el animal utlizando 81 propio es-
Gueleto para armarlo c~ellenando
los ~espacios vacios con aigodon i'm
prcgnadC ie alg:lp"desirfec-a1te, 81
e trata de paiaros o con >eso Q al
guna otra substantial iriputrescible
81 Sc trata De otros animales.
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Cuento Del du
SER FELIZ
OIO

riposas como en- mis- mejores dias
Ma1ana. 4 TRAFALGAR. QUE &c tambien
hincare el hombro para ganarme ell
pan cotidiano. Papa necesita una
mecanogyafa Y 70 lie servire. ahorran
dole IN susldo. como til lie ahorraras
FL de auXiliar cue hasta ahora tuvo.
y "a veras como entire los tres re-
AacemoS IA fortuna que volo en- IN
instante de desgracia; ruestra ma
DIRE. desda el cielo, velara por nose
tres = nos dara animos. NO reco-
noces cue es una gloriosa ~perspecti-
Va Ia posihilidad de contribuir a ayu-
Oar g maestro biennechor? Segura
eStoy de que habra de satisfacernos
mucho mas I'm pequeno desahogo en-
esas condicionc- que estos lujos que
hasta hoy disturbances sin deberlo
a ruestro efuerzo. va verbs, va We
ras..... No te c2ul;a algeria de
ser Ultil a los demas de bastarte a
4 misgno?
ST. IN este themes razor; pc.c
10 .tNO......
10 otro? Bah! Rosario, Ben
dice mil veccS las circunstancias que
. han YermiJido ccnocer.a a tempo.
No eras til q norte &c su c~arino, 81
no cl a2.biente de que to veia rciea.
10 Amaba tus autom6viles. IT, palco
II el Peal. tus caballos dc lujo. tus
-aies de Ultima moda. Dejala que
,uele en- pos de tan mobiles idsales.
Suarte Ia nusstra que Sc do a como
Ger autes de Que ell nal hubiera sido
inevitable.
rs "crdad. es verdad. .... Pe-o
du5le .... Tai vez porquc aun san
era la herlda.
Ms palabyas deben Se-y-r de
caucerio. Solo IA muerte, las enfer-
ms6ades = Ia doshonra pueden timer
fuerza hastante PARA a~nonadarnos.
TODD 10 demaS reviste una impcr-
tanria Secundaria. 70 tamGien tuve
IN inStante de desfallecimierto al
Conocer Ia hecatombe. ..Acababa de
.eyantarme cuando Lucy Ia dorcel!a
a4sSE---ss AC NANG dAA44GSiyi Nl-Ad NSl@-A
segura. me do IA noticia. 10y W 10
& 81 me- doli6 mas n terrible nueva
en- 81 o el tono de Lucy d! comun'car-
mela. toro en- e. que. mai ~encIbierta
Sc advertia 81 insane placer on" pro
duce en- las almas ruineS el dolor aje-
no: "Su papa Sc ha arruiGado.... Les
deja 4 uStedeS en- Ia rliseria. VA
sc puede listed despedir de TODD este
Qucde anonadada...
MaGuinalmcnte me acerque al bal
con miranda. sin yer el deSfile de gen.
te por Ia Gale. Una bruma esresa me
envolvia el cerebro, dejandone como
alelada, haSta que vino a sacarme
de mi abstraction doloroSa una es-
cena que ~presenCie Y que tuve poder
suficiente para hacerme reaccionar.
Iba Un hombre macilento. llevado q
enpelloneS por dos ~guardias; una
mujer NAL cubierta por RADIO mantOn-
clio. con IN nino de pecho en- los
braIos Y otro mayorcito de la manO,
gemia. desolada. implorando piedad a
los Que Sc llevaban al marido. Aquel
hombre. enojado sin duda por la mi
/ Seria. hahia robado para dar de CO.
mer = los SuyoS. La escena me con-
movie: como es !oglco, ' gracias a
ella aLele de mi ammo las negruras
Que comen%3oan a myac'rlo. Pudo
n'2E o!en haoer suced!do que nosotros
nos eAcoAtSasemoS en- eI case dc aque
Ia taInllla miserable que cruzo Oalo
los BALCONIES. Isl papa, cegado For Ia
ambici6n, aviGo de mayorcs riqUe-
JOG b,,bTaca hacbl 81, r,-., acas1, Ia
nmn a1nei bnmbra b;zo 49, Tns+ar
esa hambra .3+ornnadamon+s No
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E s E c A

Para Iibros en- espanol dirijase
sted e Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
rs n. Sta Rosa. Ave. San Antonio,
fexas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

T. s M.-Jackson. Mich.-El
nombre que nos pide eS La Razon.'
a. F.. YOUNGSTOWN, Pa.-La Casa
Editorial Lozano vende Ut manual
de fotografia, que vale TN dollar, en-
cI que encontrara las ensenanzas
cue desea. Los procedimientos para
revelar V fjjar placas 0 peliculas Y
para sacar positivas V fijarlas son
'ahsclutamerite generates Y NADIA
tiene que yer la marca de Ia CANA
"a.
Como listed comprende es imposi-
bic que nosotros lie digamos 81 Ia
persona cue nos indica hizo Ia re-
mission del dinero que le envio listed
con csc objeto; pero puede dirigirse
= el preguntandole Y u pidiendo-
lc que le demuestre en- alguna for
ma Que hizo tai remission.
No O parece dem2Siado corto
rl tempo que nos indica para aprcn
der = manejar Y 4 compOner auto
movies Y ~tractores, pues la maQui-
nd es SenciIla Y facil su m%arejG.
Pero es b3eno que Sc informe de 81
to mas senci}loS. mejor a1dan. y So
bre TODD. cuando persigaS Ia dicha,
no sIenes on hallarlq fucra de ii,
sjno en- Il mismo: Ia feEcidad ss una
especie de }erguaje, cue cata cual
debe tabr!carse q medida de su deseo
-Araceii til tienes mucho Ia
lento.....iTu debias ser hombre.
para Que. 81 ESQ que llamas mi
talento. ha c~onseguido devolyer Ia
tranquilidad 4 tn cspiritu bien estoy
de mujer. .....iHay alguna mission
mas femenina que cniugar las lagri-
mas de los que lloran...?
Augusta OLMEDiLLA
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puSo tan helada como 81 fuese de
marmol, Y .entamente Sc fue des.
prendiendo de la mia. p~oniendose en-
seguida como a jugar con los pile.
CUES de su vestido. Su palidez Sc d
centuo hasJa e. grade de que sus an
ties sonrosadas mejillas. imitaban en-
tonces ei blanco tr&nsparente del
a~labastro. ' sus ojos, fijos sobre SIS
manos parec!an concentrar Su aten-
ci0n toda. en- los dob!eces que for
maba al genera.
FL aSombro mas grande produjeron
en- mi aquelas p~alaoras. 70 tenla en-
IA conciencia ei convencimiento de q
nj madre c]onocia. y no solo. sino
cue ~aprobaba, ~apoyanGo!o. rueStro
amor como, pues. eXplicar aqua
la terrible pregunta? cCual era su
cbjetoz NO qunrin perm5tir mas
tempo nueStraS r~eservas? Provo
caba uHa e~xplicaci6n? iAdelantdba
Sc 4 nuestros deseos abriendo 81
campo q las confidenc;as? Era
una sonda sobre nueStros corazo-
mes? Que sentido cculto venia ell
vuelto en- aquella frase lanzada de
una manera tan Eolerta Y relen
tina? era facil cor'prendcr!o: pero
era neceSario replicar,. Y 10 hice asi.
No comprendo a usted, madre
mia. Yo no le he hecho promesa al
guna. nj creo haberle causado males;
Y en- cuanto a 10 de caSarnle col
ella. me pereecria Ia peor de mis- 10
curas.
La loca fue ella Ell quererte
como te quiso, repaso con VOC Sc
vera. y til fuiste POGO cahallero ell
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FOLLETIN Nun. Il.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

z. s M.-Jackson. Mich.-El
nombre que nos pide es la Raz6n."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
CARMEN
Ncvela Mexicana
Por
PEDRO CASTERA

eraa de Carmen mi primero, nj u
ui~o, mi inolyidable Y eterno amor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
MINUTE MEN COMING

=. W Campbell and his company oc
Minute Men. OF Elm Grove. will b" at
he Chapline street VI. =. church this
ovanin.: 10 assist with the revival ssrv-
eos, which are being conducted b. Eev.
XIX Special music viii be Il feature
Of thls evenings service.
The citizens Of South Shapline street.
had a petition circulating around that
part OF thc city which was presented
before council last evening in regards
70 the regulations for truck drivers
The complaints are that trucks ar"
areedinE near the schools which IS
very dangerous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
WHERE WILL
CEN. PERSH|NC
Be D|NED?
Matter Now weighing IN Balance Be-
tween Chamber OF Commerce an"
American Legion Post
AFFAIR Depends on whether or Not tho
world war Veterans Can Secure
Banquet Hall

Anair Depends on srrr.
~0fAN Ranonet Hall
banquet
J., ,..,.,,, n !
NhNtaer ,Gr 'A"V".. |" &c H., ,ify
General joan j. eSS.',,'N - 49,, ,.,.,rI. /
Will BE- under l.'' %'H,' '..':;,,. ~ \\.nr..l-
Der Of Cnuincr. or mems ~. .,,.,
;nS tcSi No. 'l ."' 'N'''' am,
: problem mat No. "' >''''"
time today ,.,, ....,r.,r r- a
banquet - Tux rae" - IN, MI I,|r,f
hotel on the c'c.nS OK ''""Et .,'t,r
?th. 20 be give" - tn' i9',,' ''', - H.,
sent 10 the number ni -2V ana H',''',", e.
IL. L. trrrurar. az IAc 'h'l''"''' ,'
gone ahead w't2 prrHWi"''! "''''7'
meUJs~ I'm,
y; TIE outset 'hr Nh"r.hS '>' wv,
crlctn Legion h'I ~',Grru lhr .,,r,,,,,.h
General IcCSHIu- 10 " h|'"ue ,"' r.
an invitation ,aNv" !" N"Nnin 100 -
=. by Col !. Sumner Jones "t t".N .. -.
The Ob,rc, was - han" IN" rNinih"i"''
N chirt xiv. a personal impetus |" .
Membership u-.y. log thc roSt.
The arrauk'n"u,S As p.rt"'t'" o\ "a
i. S,;i',l the Gh,,u,b.r - ronmrrr" %nd F.
The Rotary and klwHuls CLUB. were '"".
The central bc ,u;yclNnrd 4; ."n'n az
80, NV lhr h.Wau.S and Rotary ''"pS, ,
wi,ncss a ytvId. duriuS he AFTERNOON; F.
at'T'I c.'IorS Tat evening I,>,". under +,
the auspices U: -" C&amn'" q: ON.
ins Mars. Auditorium gwen hE the t,
Nncr,r8n I,Einu Aft" ~" h'n0W'''
Mon II t.- Legion who INd hE"r,u
,.,. ,hc. could have hundreds 81 n'n'- Z
49, ~ "l3r.r post. many Scvurct uu''"S !
no p-rs.ut drive. a. The banIn' l. !
Injected 90 he Chamber ~ 'oiNmC''' .
nav - h.ug 700 small and a cg"trr- b
go ~ held w..h Mr. CucyvrAl ct the ,
ESa,,,h.r
4, w.e finally agreed - turn the ban !
our, over - tGn American Lesion mem
hers. the yitlxruS and Chamber "t CON- !
lnC~cc % assist III tRe Nrraug'mcn'S.
CAPTAIN Jo"u MathtSon, genera! c"N,r-
maS Srr the committee h'Nl%S ;;'" ~
rcr,ainneut in rharg" for III" Leg ON; ,
4, once assaycd 10 mud banquet nan
large enough 70 acComodat" u" '!S
,SrHnr expcc:rd 70 be present. Il was
asceriainrd ,ha: the banquet @a'} - IN"
Srottish Rio cathedral = "ommo"'"uS .
enough. hu: a dane" had hc"n arranged !
So The cscn.ug OF NpvH ?th 4; mat
place.
postmaster W. W. Irwin was rSNed 70
AID m thu matter and stated - captain
NashlSou tntt III" dp;" vt the dance
could possibly b. ChanE"d an" 'H' com,
miitec having the han m cI"rkJ "" ,;,,n ;,
take the matter "' gu ~, ~ .n,,,
given 10 trr J,gtuu members ~ room
on Wcdnrsd ,,
Mr. Irwin WAS SON by 'dN intern "H
Ger Ia;c las; u.EUt .a"d stated he kaa ,
no; heard from thr ''nu'l.'" c %C
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31
DRIVE AWAY: HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
oncei Musterole is clean, white ONT
ment, made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group, stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy. Theumatisrn. lum-
bago. all pains and aches of the back
or joints sprains, sore muscles. bruises.
chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest Gt often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31

W. wish 20 call your particular al
r"ution 20 our Candy Easter Eggs with
selected fruit and nut "e0t"-s. Rrau'j-
fully decorated with tho very best de-
s,grs. Leave your order early 10 have
YOUR name on at the Buffalo Conf"c-
tunprv mc.2l-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-31

41~%~ ~~~ y
about these companies!
HIS is the first of series of public statements in
which it proposed to discuss conditions which now
confront the three companies whose signature append
ed Each company supplies public service that touches
and thereby is vital to the prosperity and cOntenment OF
every man. woman and child in the City of Wheeling and
adjacent towns in the Ohio Valley The companies furnish
TRANSFORMATION light and power three public necessities
the pro Conditions company similar
and enable quickly and easily to these conditions without
needless repetition on the part OF ether company S e'oo Vi pacs
the facts before you has been adopted
In general companies property Your goodwill
patronage absolutely their continued operation and this
6 ny of the We know that large majority people
Minded willing to listen both Sides an then When the facts
thn ready cooperate when cooperation required
The expense of operating maintaining these properties increased
during past five extraordinary EXTENT Every emue
abo materials taxes steadily advanced This neither UNDUE
eV ay But While YOUR income has kept somewhere nearly step with
these rising COSTS ours has Jagged back
There are only through which income
During i've years
past there has been some increase service and there has
been in proportion to the increased costs
Meanwhile necessary improvements and extensions have been at
stand Thereby community suffers because inefficient service
part effects industry every home IN the valley only by
full economies have we been able to MAINTAIN the present sanaa KEEP
pay of employees and struggle provide modest return to
the holders of securities who are generally residents OF the community
The service kept The community needs much
as we need the community the of
operations forth future what do with
the money you pay u.s. Yn present o mean G a WHAT
amount available improvements extensions And weaoppose
to- show what in the operation will have
the properties.
Wheeling Traction Company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
CHICAGO LIVE o

HOGS-Receipts. $4,000: market ac-
tive, mostly csc lower; bulk. 1900
1850; top. 1855: heavy weight. 1900
1910; medium weight. 14.200 1855;
light weight 14.65q15.65: light lights,
1875 1910; heavy packing sows.
smooth. 1s.25G1s.se: packing sows.
rough. 12.65G13.25. / I2.75G1450.
CATTLE-Receipts 10000; market
steady 10 strong; beef steers: Medium
and heavy weight, 16.15617.l5; choice
and prime. 16.l5G1715: medium and
good. 13qle.15; good and choice. 1900
1888; common and medium. 1O6 1910;
butcher cattle-Heifers. 6.500l475.
cows. $500 1875; bulls. 6.25d y 25;
Gamers and cutters-cows and heifers.
Gamer steers, 45oG7.5o; veal
calves eight and handy weight 12.5CG
Haas; feeder steers. s.5OG12; stocker
steers SO tO.75; stocker cows and helf-
ers. SIS 1850; Stoke calves. 6.50qf0.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
REASON
FOR DELAY
IS SOUGHT

The Cnited Construction Company 81
Hammond Feeently given = iolt IN the
property owners OF Mes; f9tth aNsn4e
Gary. who threaten % sue the com-
panyts ecndsmen fer default OF contract
when the company failed 70 pave Sis
miles OF thoroUghfare. Will be further
Harmed 10 know that the Hammond
Bead Of Public Works has decided 70
call Officials of the company on the
carpet for an explanation of the delay
in paving sihley. Summer and other
streets here
Evidently word Of the boards agita-
tion over the matter has not been re-
Isyed TO the construction company.
Messrs Swanson. Dietrich and Wfker,
yesterday waited two hours for o1ic-
ials OF the com to appear. The
trio compromise Hammonds Board Of
Public Works and when they left hold
ing the bag" for the second time yes
tsrday afternoon The gentlemen Were
considerably agitated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
STILLS CONFISCATED

Two stills were conhscated and three
We're .rrested in Gary during the past
INVENT our hours.
shortly after nine o'clock this morn
Ing, Steve Macy. 1882 Cleveland ave
was detected BY a police officer lug
sing a heavy suit case. He suspected
Macy and upon making an investiga-
tion found thaN he was carrying a gall
Ion Of raisen whiskey inside the suit
case.
Shortly after midnight officers
swcoped down upon the residence OF
sam SANDWICH. at S2s Kentucky street
and conhscated a stlll and some newly
MANUFACTURED home brew. The still
was a unique affair. having a double
funnel from which the liquor ran in
continuous streams.
The second still Was taken from the
place Of Sam Luda at 1771 Roosevelt St.
yesterday afternoon. some raisen
mash and liquor was also found on the
premises. Luda furnished a $1,000
real estate bon for his release
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
USED TO SWIM
WITH

Stating that his acquaintanceship
with Senator Warren G. Harding. re-
publican nominee. dates way back to
his early days when they used to splash
water on each other in the old swim
ming hole. Ira G. Smith. SSls Della
ware street. Gary. probably wins the
honor Of having a more intimate per-
sonal acquaintanceship with the next
president than any other person in the
great industrial region.
In Marion County. O.. we were
n~eighbors on a farm said Mr.. Smith
I'VE worked and PLAYED together and
I've eaten many a meal at their house
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15
SUIT SET
FOR JULY 10

MICHIGAN CITY. July 15.--An ad-
iourned term OF the Porter superior
court viii be held in Valparaiso on
July 18th by Judge H l. Crumpacker-
The purpose Of the term IS 70 take
up unfinished business left over from
the regular term Arguments viii be
made by the attorneys in the case OF
Reif vs.. Fletcher. suit % foreclosc a
mortgage Of $4,000 on the palatial
home Of Millionaire Louis A Byran.
an Island Park, near Gary, The evi-
dence was heard in Valparaiso a year
ago and was continued from term to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

(War tax included in above prices)
Many other bargains on display during this sale.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-15

Work on the reinforcement CT Oak
lev and Plummer street ~pavenaents is
not underway and no hope OF beginning
the work Is held out by officials OF the
Untted Construction Co. who say that
lack Or material is retarding construc-
companies all over the country.
Ctty Engineer William sridge looks
upon the situation as not serious
There's no cause fer alarm" he says
when the company sets around TO X
theS III repair the streets
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BUTTER-Receipts. 1857 tubs:
creamery extra 55c; nrsts. 49@54c.
packing stock. SAC 40c.
EGGs-Receipts. 1889 cases; cur
rem receipts. S9G42c; ordinary frsts.
3sh Gs9izc; arsts. 429 43e; checks. p
q331sc. dirties. 270351sc.
CHEESE-Twins. wv AK G25c;
daisies. 24%q 25c; young Americas.
a6lk q &c. longhorns. 26ia brick. 2sI1
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 40c.
chickens. SIC; ROSTERS. CSC; geese. 20
q 30c; ducks. CSC.
POTATOES-Receipts, As cars: Min
esota Dakota. Ohios and Wisconsin.
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term. Ref. who was a famous jockey.
loaned the Arm of Fletcher & Weidler.
$40, 900 on the Gary property and when
II became due sought to collect It..
Bryan had been in negotiations with
Fletcher n weidler for the exchange
OF some California land. In the nego-
tiations he placed a deed TO tho Gary
property in escrow as collateral. In
some manner the two men got the deed
on record and obtained the loan from
Relf.
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HARDING WILL
WOMEN

WAsHINGTUN, july Ib,-Senator
Harding. republican presidential nom
inee. has agreed t. grant an interview
to a delegation from the women's Ma
party, according TO a telegram
received at sunragist headquarters to-
day. The women will request that the
interview be set for the morning Of
the day IN which he is notified Of his
nomination.
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CHICAGO CASH az Arr

WHEAT-No. 4 hard. 2.S7: ? hard.
2.s2; 3 hard. 2.9l.
CoRN-No . mixed, I.55d157; 5
white. l.fe: . yellow. 1869 1.5s: 3
mixed. 155; 4 mixed. 1927 4 yellow,
1.52ia.
OATs-No. 2 white. 97Q10O; 3 white.
949ssc; 4 white. s4q96c.
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(niikVt. -

CHICAGO NEAI-5o to Ct lbs. l5c.
70 70 so lbs. l6Q17c, so to 100 lbs.
1S9lac: fancy. 2Oc. over weight kid
neys. 40 10 rs lbs. 1oqI2c.
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ALIENS TO BE


CHICAGO. July I5.-Thirteen alien
undesirables. four OF them classed as
Reds. were started off from Chica-
60 today for their old home towns in
Europe. They were sent 70 Ellis ISL
and for deportation.