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New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
JULIUS hIHDERMAN\ 4 SONS, INC,
STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
lSG0-62 Webster Ave, 5S5-8s Wales Ave.
and 1349-5i Brook Ave.
Bronx Borough.

New York Nov. 18th. 1920.
GOODS STORED AT 1seo-s2 WEBSTER
AyENuE-ro Mrs. a. j. Howell. Estate of
Benjamin F. Koch. Mrs Este,le F!tzsir-
mons. Joseph Desmond.
GOODS STORED At 5s5-s7 Wales
Hickey, E. l.. Esperance, Mrs. c. y. Mat
thess, Bloch Furniture & Carpet Co. Mrs.
Richard Frey Charles Cappelle:
AyENuE-To Mrs. r stempel, Mrs. Anna
snowdy, Miss G. G. Morey, ". G. Jensen,
Charles Willana
You and each Of you are hereby notified
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired, after due notice thereof
mad been given You, we will cause such
pfoperty, to wit, pianos. piano records, vic
'Folas. music cabinets bureaus, chiffoniers
eufio cabinets beds. davenports. chairs
rockers. dressing tables. dining room furni-
tlre paror and library funiture. sewing
machines, desks trunks and contents. rugs.
carpets, bedding. linen. hangings. silver
ware wearing apparel. pictures. paintings,
contents OF barrels and boxes. supposed to
% books. china, glassware, bric-a brac;
contents OF bureau drawers, personal ef-
iecs etc. and Ford Touring Car, stored
s oy you or in your name. or on your &C
count Tor in which you claim an irterest),
~ 'ne warehouse Of julius kindermann IL
sons Inc at Nos. 13b0-62 Webster Ave
nue 1851 Wales Avenue and l349-5l
y sIooK Avenue, New York City. to be sold
:. -. public auction, at the warehouse. Nos.
5rcnx Borough. New York City, on Thurs
Gay. Gay. December End 1920, st 1880 A. NJ.
sceording to the statute IN such case rnadc
sna provided. and II the sale thereof Is not
sompieted on said date the same viz 90
ssatlnued at the same place on each ana
....sfy Thursday thereafter. beginning at
IVY. WY a. NJ. and continuing until all the
Ishsh
suLlvs KINDFRMANN & SONS. INC.
FRANK KINDERMANN. SECRETARY.
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS FOR UN-
:, psa charges. In accordance with the pro-
.th 'tto'oh OF law. there being due and unpaid
svasises Tor which the undersigned. Auto
- ~ ~ warehousenan on the goods herein
s,.ss ,,u. Described. and due notice having been
I'VE. smsn 70 all parties known to claim an in
snos m,ss' therein, and the time specified in
ssl sss,a notlce for payment OF such charges
I.as,ag .a.ag expired. there Will be sold at Public
Hi,ssss'on i,s,h al Merles' Auction Rooms. 1855 L.
II'ia IMa 81, on Tuesday, Nov. 80, 1920. 10
A. 81, ana II the same is not completed
M M ss.c cate the same will be continued
~. ~ ssch and every Tuesday until oil goods
ss sold, to wit;
h, nopSsehod furniture, consisting OF Par
", o0sdroom. Dining Room Suits, Piano,
sn. sm.lulss, Musical Instruments, Carpets,
aSss ssn,., trunks, Boxes. Barrels. Suit Cases.
saes.n ss@isn's consisting of Clothing. Linen.
~ As; rapers. Stationery. Pictures, Crock
rsr, r sss;'wlng s;''.lg MACHINES. lceboxes.. Glass
d. ~ .of the account Of the following par
ADutnn or FAY. e''' 49, 'A'
AUTO VAN & EXPRESS CO.. INC.
,sss ,ssssescessors enors TO Henry's Van Co.,
!ses Third Ave. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
Another Comrade Missing

Mrs. Tillie La Vine, Of 1547 East
Genesee Street. Syracuse, N. Y, has
asked state headquarters to find her
son. Private Philip La Vine, of Com
pany 3, 13th Regiment, U. S. Marines.
She has not heard from him since he
left for France.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE
OF GOODS FOR
Unpaid CHARGES


~ ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRovr-
sion OF law. there being due and un-
psid charges for which the undersigned
Tsissberger Moving & STORAGE Co, Inc.
o. the goods hereinafter described, and
cue notice having been given to all
psrt,es known 10 claim an interest
,herein and the time specified in such
rotics for payment Of each charges hav-
ing expired. there will be sold at pub
Ia auction at our warehouse. 90 Cannon
81, New York City. ON WEDNESDAY.
NOVEMBER 24TH, 1920. at 1000 A. NJ.
and il the sale is not completed on said
date the same VIII b. continued on every
Wednesday thereafter. beginning at 1000
NJ on each day. and continuing until
all the goods are sold to wit: Household
FURNITURE consisting Of parlor suits. bed
yoom suits dining room suits library fur-
msnts, carpets, RUGS. trunks. boxes. barrels,
su.tcases, contents consisting OF clot hing
lInen books, papers, stationery, pictures.
sewing machines. icsboxes cutlery, lamps
ware bedding, craperieS and materials and
other personal effects, Chewing Gum ma
chinery. Office furniture and safes aud
dye materials and dyes. records, held for
eeYned ADAMS BROS. SCHERER. SILL
yERMAN, PROGRESS STEEL. co. L.
HOFFMAN. STEPHEN WALKER,
XUNsrLlcH. REIMAN. Mr.: LEBEN-
FOREST tRIls, bon 6 LTMBER co, H. Go Go,
DET FRANK KELLNER. MR.. ROSEN-
THAI. y. WE'LL, GEORGE J. ADAMS
and KLEIN. The goods will he on exhI-
bition at The time and place of sale. and
en each day oi sale.
WEISSBERGER MOVING
AND STORAGE CO.. INC,
i.5-ie7 EAST HOUSTON ST. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
POST ACTIVITIES

The Walter HICKMAN Post will meet
to-night at the Valcour Club, 177th
Street and Bathgatc Avenue. Com
mander John Reidy has notified the
r.embers hat the chief topic for dis
cusslon Will be the proposed publica-
ton of state Legion newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

"Rollo's Wild Oat," the comedy by
Glare Hummer, with Roland Young,
Will come into the Punch and Judy
Theater Tuesday evening, November 29.
replacing Because of Helen" In the
cast will be Lotus Robb, bwho plays OPP
posite Roland Young; Ivan Simpson,
jorie HUMMER, Clara Runners daugh-
ter; Eleanor Cox and !. Palmer Col
lins.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
The Stage Door

Mary Nash returns to the New York
stage at the Playhouse tonight in
"Thy Name Is Woman" by Carl Scho-
ner and Benjamin F. Glazer.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

,rs,suanar1 rs,suaAr1 OF MARIE BAILLARp--IN
s2eslan SO, OF an order of Hon. John p.
.sHak, surrogate Of the County OF New
~ " hayGitcE hayinst e Is hereby given to all per-
4 Sts u tbes Claims against Marie Ballard,
same m Sses With FrsnSs yoaSssrs ssslsoi
y y .Aesinsssss at his place OF transact
I !. asahutss:, No. 2 Rector Street. Borough
thc cisn. ist e. New York city, on or be-
ssa New York. Sov, Nnvsnoher: lgaa: - Ais2o
DDnhMH r. cOUDERT, EKecutor.
ssSl l(1oosssa.s ShQTHERE, attorneys FOR
sSSsss sSSsas QToA q r. O.. Address. NO.
J Sss.sST '7 RorL TcrksAI. =.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

OsF'u " NcHtlc POSt VIII meet to-
morrow night in the Congregational
This post viii give dance on Novem-
Der 70 IN the I'd Field Artillery Armory,
l6oth Street and Franklin Avenue, the
SronX.
Arthur Viens Post has elected the
following officers for 1921:
Commander, William B. Stacom
lreelected); vice commanders. Adam ].
Jamson, Peter J. Meehan and Walter f.
DAILY; treasurer, George Wingertzahn;
adjutant, William NJ. Petty (reGlected);
sergeant-at- arms, Carnelius Bchant; ex-
eGutive committee, DR.. William Gold
stein. James NJ. McCabe. George ]. Daly
and William {. Orth; county committee
delegates. Sylvester j. Thompson, Wal
ter f. DAILY and John T. Welch,
Sub Chaser Post. sol, will hold \
dance at the Cafe Boulevard, Forty
first Street and Broadway, tomorrow
evening. TIE post also will hold a
stag dinner December 10.
Naval Auxiliary Reserve Post has
begun a membership drive by which it
rary /. Address Commander Charles
Ham jr., "a Wall Street.
More than 1000 persons attended the
armistice dance given last Wednesday
night by the Captain Belvdere Brooks
Post, at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Yes
terday the post attended memorial
services at the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. West End Avenue and Ninety
first Street. On November 90 there
will be meeting at the Hotel Monta-
Narragansett, Ninety-fourth Street and
broadway, at which Past Commander
Wade II. Hayes will speak.
Washington Heights Post will have
monthly dances during the winter and
spring to raise funds for clubhouse
Ermy Ordnance Of Manhattan Post
will meet next Thursday evening at
the Lion Dor, in West Twenty-fourth
Street, when officers will be installed.
Joseph H. San is the new commander.
The e2d Division Association will
meet again December at the knights
Of Columbus Hall, 800 East Twenty
third Street. All one-time members Of
the 82d are urged to attend. There
will be an entertainment.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15
suRROGATEs' NOTICES

nSlAhE' H. ANNIE KATHARINE-TheP Peo-
y,sc. y ths State of New York, by the
la " GOD, free and independent, to Mary
b.seso,s s,Nxer, fs Martin Deacon, Charles Ernest
No,sns,. Nn, Florence Hamilton Deacon. Mary
B,s,.y,os."h Francis Henry Deacon. Maud
sslsd ~ d,s,e peacon and to all persons inter-
uasT.iss. cseoitors legatees, next OF kin or
AgiSrse IN IN the Estate of ANNIE KATH-
lns ~ ,cLARkE, deceased, who, at the
esn,~ ns' as death. was resident OF Wllcot.
l;1os u u Wits. England. send greeting:
issIalny We We petition of c. Edward Billqvist,
!au s ana VI ~ Fifth Avenue, New York City.
lhos %. es,.ch each Of you are hereby cited to
New yss, ySsuse ,.e before the Surrogates' Court Of
sss, r'n IL .eoursy, held at the Hall of Rec
lih asv a. me County OF New York, on tho
"a oir,no,e. " December, 1890, at halff past
Ny ths IN the forenoon OF that day,
sssrt iii MI, account Of proceedings OF C. Ed.
tAst viii WINS; s as Ancillary Executor of tho
sseald NJ, ~. and Testament of said deceased,
rFSs rFSsr,ne ne ludlclally settled
caussd ..ttMoNY WHEREOF, We have
u ths .ne Seal OF the Surrogates' Court
,A,ssur,os sac a. County of New York to be
surross;;. honorable James A. Foley. q
octobss, u New York. the 7th day OF
,thouss.ns ~ the year OF our Lord one
Y nine hundred and twenty.
DANIEL j. DOWDNEY.
SAerk or the EurrORatea' Court.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

Dsvid ". Gentle Post will meet to-
:norrow night in the Congregational
Church, 143d Street and Willis Avenue.
This post win give dance on Novem-
Der 70 IN the I'd Field Artillery Armory,
looth Street and Franklin Avenue, the
SronX
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

Tony Sarg will present his Marion
cites" in a dramatization of Grip Van
Winkle" at the Punch and Judy Thea
ter fer q season of thirteen afternoon
and morning performances beginning
Monday, December 13, at p. nj. Other
afternoon performances will be given
on December Id, 10, 16, 20, 81, % and
%. Morning performances at / o'clock
will be given December 1s, %. %, "a
and 20.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

G. p Huntlcy. the English comedian,
having completely recovered from his
illness, returns to the cast of "Hitchy-
Koo 1920" at the New Amsterdam The
ater, tonight, taking his place in the
Hitchcock and Julia Sanderson.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15


Ernest Truck will return to musical
comedy on Saturday, when he assumes 9
the role of Dick Crawford in "Pitter
Patter" at the Longacre Thenter
Blanche Ring will make a flying trip
from Chicago to New York to attend
the Actors Equity Ball on November
20 at the Hotel Astor. The following
morning will find her on the way to
the Coast, where she will appear IN
vaudeville in the different large cities.
Morris Green, one Of the managing
directors OF the Bohemians Inc, who are
presenting The Greenwich Village Fol
lies, 1920.' at the Shubert Thcater, will
sail for London on Wednesday. While
abroad he will confer with John Mur-
ray Anderson and arrange for the ap-
pearance of English, French, Spanish
and Belgian artists in this city. He
also will endeavor to obtain the Amer
lean rights to successful plays and
cpcrettss in tho countries he visits.
Lupino Lane. the English comedian
in "Afgar' at the Central Theater, has
signed five-year contract with r. Ray
Comstock and Norris Gest covering his
appearances in musical comedy exclu-
sively under the direction Of that firm,
Max Marcin is rehearsing special
company to play "Threc Live Ghosts"
in Canada.
A season of French opera comique
and light musical comedies will be in
augurated at the Belmont Theater De-
cember 2S by the Cercle dart Fran
Gals and continue for private advance
subscribers weekly thereafter for tif-
teen weeks. The company will arrive
from Paris this week and includes fif-
teen principals and thirtytwo chorus
men and women The opening produc-
ton will be "Josephine."
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15


AND STORAGE CO., INC,
i.s-iei EAST HOUSTON ST. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-15

Ernest Truck will return to musical
comedy on Saturday, when he assumes
the role of Dick Crawford in "Pitter
Patter" at the Longacre Thenter.
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D~lrijase toda Ia Correspondence re
latIra al periodico al Director. =
SR. lGNACIO E. L0ZANO,
l2e \. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.

Entered rs SecoEd-ciass matter FeSruar.
Il, 1918. at ID. Post Office =; San Anto-
L,o. Texan, rnder ths Act. Of March s
:s7a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
IA
III
Conficto entire las autoridades por Ell asunto del juego en-
la Municipalidad de Tacubaya.-Muy emocionante
resulto la ceremonial de la jua de la / andera.
s. 81

General de Policia, general Ramirez
Garrido. hab!a va cumplido con su CO.
metido. recibi6 IN aviso telef6nico ur-
genie. Era e. general Benjamin Hill,
Jefe de Ia Guarnicion de Ia Plaza. quien
cor VOC agria r~econvino por haber pro
cedido en- forma que signiGcaba un sra
We %atropello para las autoridades mu-
nicipales del vecino pueblo de Tacu-
| baya. FL Inspector General de Policfa
arguy6 al d~ivisionario que habfa obra-
do de tai porque asf Sc 10 ha-
| bia ordenado ell Presidente de Ia Re
publica.
FL general Hill no qued6 satisfe-
cho y manifesto al general Ramirez
Garrido que Embellishments conferen
| clara con ell senior De Il Huerta para
aclarar e. punto.
No bien habia terminado de hablar
81 Inspector General de Policia con ell
| general Hill. cuando volvi6 a sonar el
timbre del aparato telef6nico. Esta veZ
era ell c. G~obcrnador del Distrito, ell
| senior Celestino Gasga, quien deseaba
comunicarse con ell general Garrido pa
"a eIpresarle SUI aprobacion por haber
p%rocedido de tan cuerda n al clau
surar las casas de iuego en- Ia vecini.
| municipalidad de Tacubaya-
Y asi esta ahora este conflicto que
! es IN verdadero ovillo al que no Sc lie
halla punta.
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C%ONMEMOROSE UN
HECHO HISTORICO
Una derrota de los realistas
por don Ignacio Rayon

TOLUCA. Septiembre 19.-Con fe-
cha II de los corrientes celebrose en-
Ia vecina poblaci6n de Tenango de
Vale Ia fiesta que anualmente Sc or
saniZa para conmemorar la hazaha
cpica. en- que el general insurgente
ion Ignacio Ray6n derrot6 al realistic
Porlier. Los hechos hist6ricos Sc re-
sistraron en Ell cerro de Los Campo
mentoS".
Con motive de Ia fiesta en- question
concurrieron de esta poolaci6n mu-
chtslnas personas y el cerro de LOS
CamEaTentos" Sc VIC lleno de genie.
La ceremonial result6 lucid!sima.
aicieron uso de la palabra varios ora
dcres cumI,lieudo todos admirable
nente su comets %, y Ia banda del Es-
tado do audiciones que prestaron ma
yor lucimiehto a la fiesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
INDIGNATION
LA MUERTE DE TIRLAU

: PACHUCA, ~Septiembre 2l.-En ID
vecina pcblaci6n de Cerezo Sc ha le-
vantado VI rumor de protesta por Ia
n.uerte del lider obrero Marcial Tirlau
quien como es bien sabido fue apUna-
leado en- el cami,io que dc esta ciudad
conGuce 4 Ia ~poblaci6n antes mencio-
NADIA.
Que Sc trata de un crimen politico
csta perfectamente demos.rado y los
Oar sobre IA pista de los asesinos,
pues desan que Sc haga justicia casti-
gando Il los autores de tai crimen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

CIUDAD DE MENCO. S~eptiembre
2@.-Las autoridades P~oliciaies de esta
capital, por disposition expresa del c.
Presidente de Ia Replblica, p~rocedieron
aver = Ia clausura de los garitos que
hace algunos dias fueron establecidos
en- al vecina poblaci6n de Tacuhaya-
La d~iligencia di6 margen a serias di-
ficultades entire las autoridades NUM-
cipales de aquel lugar Y las policiacaS
que llevaban 6rdenes terminates del
Inspector General de PoIicia, general
Jose Domingo RAMIREZ Garrido, para
obrar con toda prudencia.
FL Jefe de las Comisones de Sesuri-
dad. Ignacio AGuilar. fue e. encargado
de llevar a cabo Ia clausura de los ga
ritos que con el nombre de "Salones de
Trio al Blanco' Sc habfan ~instalaGo 4
raiz de las fiestaS patrias. Tan pronto
como el Presidente Municipal de Ia
cTbaya tuvo conocimiento de las medi-
Gas que Sc estaban practicando en- su
jurisdiction acuGi6 a n de los salo-
mes por c~lausuraSe yen6o acompanado
de cincuerta gend1rmes. Fl expreSado
f~uncionario, :eHor Tore Guerra. Sc en-
car3 al senior Aguiiar Y dijole que %
que pretendia hacer era M violaci6n
G~escarada a Ia soberaufa del Ayuntl-
mie2to de aouela ~r0blaci6n, cUyo afro
pello estaba decidido a evitar.
II senior Aguilar por toda respueSta
mcs,rG "a orden terminante que parG
obrar en- tai sentido lie eSpidi6 Ell e.
Inspector General de Policfa. pero el
Senor Tore Guerra no cedi6 IN punto,
siendo apoyado por ell Jefe de Ia Guar
nici6n de Ia Plaza. Quien con TODD va
lor declare CUE ALI tenia todos
hombres d~iSpuestos a ~sostenerie.
e. sehor Aguilar a pesar de TODD To-
gro IA clauSura de dos garitoS. uno
instalado en- Ia avenida Juarez Y el
otro en- Ia Plaza de C~artagena. dejan-
do en- cad Uno de ellos cinco gendar-
mes con instrucciones terminates pa
"a oponerSe a que aQueilos estableci-
naiento fuesen abiertos de nuevo.
Ell Presidente Municipal de Tacu-
baya poSeido de Ia mas grande indiS-
naci6n aIeS6 que 10 que Sc hacia era
IN ~atropello en- contra de IA sobera-
MIA del Ayuntamiento de aquel lugar.
puesto que todos aquellos permisos
ndpldN SluO eNptu4uUS Cpl Id dpio-
baci6n del c. P~residente de Ia Repl-
blica. senior de Ia Huerta, V al efecto
moSt-0 un oficio subscribe por 81 c.
Gobcrnador del Distrito. senior Celesti-
no Casca. Cuyo oficio asentaba que .!
tai permiso era expedido mediante acuer
do respective del Presidente de Ia Re
pdblica. Y aqui esta precisamente el
conflicto, puesto que 81 senior Inspector
General de Policia obr6 en- Ia torna
que antes indicamos obedeciendo ms
truciones que por ~eScrito lie comunico
81 secretario particular del senior De
IA Huerta. senior Alessio Robes. quien
deciara en- tales i~nstrucciones que Sc
proceda sin psrdia de tempo n clau-
surar cuantas casas de juego haya en-
IA ciudad de T~acUbaya. por orcen del
c. Presidente de IA Republica.
Ahora bien. cuando e. c. Inspector
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FUE SOlEMNE IA Ceremonial
DE LA JURA DE LA BANDERA

En- Ia bella calzada que conduce a
bosque de Chapultepec. en- el tramo in
mediate a Ia Glorieta de la Independent
cia. celebr6se aver por Ia manana,
dando principle despues de las rueve,
Ia iura Y entrega de la bandera al ha-
talon de infanteria de marina, de las
! fuerzas de desembarco del Colo de
Mexico, cuya organization Sc debe al
| general Rafael Vargas. cuando este
jete estuvo como Comandante de Ia
Marina en- Veracruz.
La ceremonial fu6 verdaderamente
solenne Y ia presidieron el c. Presi-
dente de Ia Republica. senior don Ado!-
70 de la Huerta. Y el ~expreSado gene
raj don Rafael Vargas, quienes fueron
acompanados de sus respecticos Es-
tados Mayores.
FL abanderado avanz6 con ounce
hombres del battalion y lievaba Ia insig
MIA enfundada. A la senal correspon-
diente 81 pabell6n fus d~esenvuelto V
sus dolores ~flotsron al aire mientras
IA banda de guerra tocaba Marcia de
honor = IA de mCSica ell Eimno NaC;o-
nal. DespuEs. en- nombre del General
Vargas, el jefe del battalion presunt6
a los marines: ":Jurais defender hasta
la muerte Ia baRdera que Sc os entire
ga V hacer que sea honrada y respeta-
da?" Los soldados y oficiales confess
taron a Il VOC: "Sf juramos." desfi-
lando en- seguida ante la insignia en-
la CUE uno Il uno iba posado sus la
bios verdadera unci6n.
En- los rostros de todos los cadetes
70 f!cales Sc notab una marcada
emoci6n.
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IRINA A PUNALADAS
EN- ARBOL GRANDE
Dos hombres combatieron a
muerte, cerca de Tampico

TAMPICO. Septienbre 22.-En el
yecino poblsdo de Arbol Grande, er
una cantina denominada La Libertad'
registr6se una rina sangrienta al cabo
de IL cual qued6 sin vida mo DE- los
contendientes.
Luciano Mendez Y Jose AlaniZ fue-
ron los protagonistas del escandalo.
Epcontrabanse en- IL mencioaada can't
ia libando copas y departiendo ami
gablemente, cuando de pronto. por IN
asunto ballad entablaron seria discu-
sion que Sc fue acalorar.do hasta que
los dos hombres, convertidos en- YER
daderos energumenos, habiendo va a
gotado las raZoncS primero y despues
los ~insultos, acabaron par If a las
manos. P~ropinironse f~ormidables gol-
| pes z mano Y echaron mano despues
de sus punaleS
MendeZ y Alanis estaban a tai ex-
tremo alterados, que los demas Glen
ties de la cantina nj por un instarte
mediaron en- Ia pelea, pues temieror
| alcanzar una buena parte en- Ia rina
| Mendez y AlanIs acabaron por Ian
zarse Ell uno ontra 81 otro, los puma
les en alto.
! Mendez fue mas audaz Y logr6 in
ferir a su contrario tremen!a punala-
da en- Ell brazo iZquierdo.
La policia hizo 81 aparici6n en- La
Lihcrtad. momentos desp2es de ter
minaGa Ia riha-
Mandez fue aprehendido y mas tar
de internado en- Ia carcel publica Ell
tanto que el herido. Alanis, era trans
ladado al Hospital Civil donde Sc le
atendia con toda prisa, pues Sc desan
graba horriblemente.
! La pu1alada lie destroZ6 Ia arteria
~ Ia hemorragia fue intensisima. Dos
horas despuas lie internado en- Ell Hos
l:tal Civil e::hal6 Ell Iltimc suspiro-
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SoTA:- Loo suscriptorS. NJ Zanzibar do
Residential deb-n da5ncs ISnto Il Eueya cons
3 antigua di, eccioa. = fin d. anotar pro
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LA IRRIGACION EN-
Ell EDO. DE SONORA
Ha despertado gran entusias-
mo entire los agricultores

~HERMOSILLO, Son. Septiembre 20
Ell entusiasmo que reina no solo
en- esta capital sino en- TODD el Esta-
do con motive de las obras de irriga-
ci6n es sencillamente extraordinario.
Las au%toridades indicaron que en-
treves dfas seran iniciados los traba-
pos correspondence y que nj efectc
la sido contratado para Ia director
de las obras Ell ~ingeniero Nicolas Du-
ran, cuyo arrIbo Sc espera de IN mo-
n,ento a otro, pues sabese que salit
hace varios dias de la ciudad de Me
Xico con destino a este lugar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
DESCANSO DOMINICA
A LOS E. DE COMERCIO
Obtuv;eron un exito compile
to los peticionarios

LEON. Gto., Septiembre elias
gestiores que cerca del Ayuntamiento
de este lugar ~llevaron a cabo la Socie-
dad Mutua de Empleados de Conner
clio y otros muchos dependencies de
casas comerciales, solicitando que Sc
hiciera effective ell descanso domi-
meal, dieron por resultado que desdt
Ell domingo pr6ximo los patrones DE-
los referidos establecimientos dejaror
On libertad absolute a sus empleados
cerrando las puertas de u tiendas.
La disposition del Ayuntamientc
Ia merecido general APPLAUSE, pues de:
de hacia mucho tempo los emp!eado:
~ven!an trabGjando en- este sentido sii
que lutheran tenido exito en- sus ges,
tones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
Ell ASUNTO DE UN
PRETENDED RAPTO
Sigue hacienda investigated.
mes Ell Gobierno de Ags.

AGCASCALIENTES. Sep. ELL
pretendido ~secuestro del I~ngeniero To-
mas Medina Ugartc, a pesar de que
este mismo senior declare que volun-
tariamente habia lido a Ia hacienda del
general Triana, sigue siendo objeto de
lnveStigaciones nor parte del gobier-
no.
FL senior Jose Delgado Sc cncuentra
p-eso pues Sc lie acusa de haber to-
pado parte en- 81 "secuestro" Y mu-
chas personals de signiticaci6n de este
lugar comentan el case c~ensurando Ia
actitud del sobierno que trata, segdr
rarece, de perjudicar a los amigos de,
cididOS del general Triaua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
.RENUNCIO Ell SRIO.
GRAIL. DE GOBIERNO

AGCASCALIENTES, Sep. 21.-El
Gobernador INFERNO de esta entidad a
cept6, con fecha de aver, Ia renuH-
cha que del cargo de Secrctario Gene
raj hizo el senior Antonio DelGado.
En- substitution del senior Delgado
fue designado para el mismo puesto
el licenciado Pablo Medina Lopez.