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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
MAORI KISS TOO WARM
FOR PRINCE or WALES
Rtn7iny From Mob OF Admirers
Prince Barely Escapes
Native Girls Homage.

Rubbing noses is the Maori (nutive)
form of salulation. dust before the
Prince of Wales lott Ncw Zealand for
Australa Ie narrowly missed being
SalH,ri Ia that strange fashion.
There WAS a historical pageant at
Wellington representing important
events in the history of New Zealand
beginning with the occupation Of the
country by Capt. Cook in the name of
Great Britain, To this the prince was
invited, but the crowd Witnessing the
pageant aud observing the prince so
thronged about him that he beat II
haSty retreat for Maori pah (houSe
or incIosurel,
There Maori girl insisted upon
with difficulty was she compelled to
deSist from her intentions.
She was the third of her race to at
tempt liberties with the royal face.
Twice before Maors had tried to kiss
him.
Uniformly urbane and even-tem-
pered as he is, the prince was annoyed
ny WHAT Is tNlltHl llle lbuCllillS
craze"-a sort of madness among New
Zealand women to come into actual
physical contact with his royal high
ness. Ii has made some occasions re-
semble Il bargain counter rush, with
the prince as the chief bargain.
Soon after the royal party arrived at
Wellington it Is said that as a result
of this mania for paving" him the
princes marines were rubbing sore
bones and the prince himself was
somewhat scratched and bruised.
What started the craze is not known.
Possibly it is due to some throw
back" to medieval times when the
person of king or of an heir to the
throne was thought medicinal.
Anyhow, the prince does not like it;
nor does he like having confetti put
down his back, which is something that
was done after the royal drive along
the streets of Wellington.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
HOLES CAUSE WcclDER
Mysterious Excavations That lcok
Like Graves.

Mysterious holes dug by strangers
in the ground near WaylnnnSrille in
bartholomew county. Indiana. are the
source or much bawiderlnent TO the
residents of the village aud surround
Ing community.
The first was discovered two weeks
ago on the farm Of william Bark
hemer. II was freshly dug six feet
long, four feet wide and six feet deep,
resembling newly-made grave. John
McC0rd was driving team along II
road little used. when his horse he
came frightened at an automobile
parked back In the woods Mrtord
went to the machine and found two
men In IT. They explained that they
had driven off the road to rest. The
discovery of the large hole not far
from where the car stood WIS made
the noXt day,
Lately two more holes were found.
one on the Rudolph farm and one on
the Macy farm about one mile apart,
in the Reck's grove neighhorho"d The
excavations are similar In shape and
size to the first one found One of
them was dug soon after two stran-
gers were seen In the vicinity. and the
other shortly after four men had
called at the home OF Mrs. Sarah
Sutherland and inquired the way to
Mount Healthy.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19

Emory Titmun, WHO year az"
claimed all records for extra tonnage
for his age. recently .cashed In enough
bets to keep him In smokes for an
other year. On January ! Titmnn.
then tipping the scales ut 623 pounds.
decided he could get down to fighting
weight" of 400 pounds. Chatting to
attaches at the Hygenia pool. where
he went in regular for Turkish baths.
Emory announced to the world that
he would he down to 400 pounds on
his thirty-frst birthday. and hf kept
his word for tGday he tips the scale
at 347 pounds.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
Long Island Society Girl
Becomes Motorcycle Cop

Southampton. l.. l.-Announre-
ment was made that Miss leila
de Milhau. society favorite and
veteran Of the world war, has
been sworn in as motorcycle
policewoman in Suffolk county.
In France Miss, de Milhau won
the CroiX de Guerre. with star
and received citations from the
town of Verherie and from
three front line hospitals. AT the
opening of the war she equipped
the ambulance donated by
Southampton's citizens. and then
drove 1t herself in France.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
VICTORY MEDALS ARE READY
Distribution Of Nearly Four Million
Begun Among U. s. Army Men.

Distribution of the Victory medal
for service in the United States army
during the World war, from April g.,
1917, to November II, 1918, has been
begun, according to Secretary Of War
Baker.
The first Of the 4,OO0,O 600 medals was
given to President Wilson, as COM
mander-in-chief Of the army and navy.
Applications for the medals are to
be made to the nearest army post or
a recruiting officer, the application
stating to which OF three classes Of
medal the applicant is entitled.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
FOUGHT TO AVOID BATHS
italian Immigrants Battled ValiantIy
Against Deputies.

To avoid taking the baths required
under immigration laws, 1000 Italians
brought to the United States on the
White Star liner Canopic engaged In
a battle with United States deputies
at Boston. No one was seriously hurt
in the fight, and the immigrants final
ly lined up and took the required bath.
The Canopic failed to clear properly
at her port of sailing and was tied up
at quarantine in Boston. The Italians
became wildly excited when Informed
that baths must be taken and United
States Marshal Duane found II neces-
sary to press a half dozen deputies
into service.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
Where the Dead Exceed the Living.

E Wilmington, O.-Wilmington's city
of the dead has -a~greater population
than Wilmington's city of the living,
according to census figures. There
are 5.071 sleeping the long sleep In
Sugar Grove cemetery while Uncle
Sans enumerators counted only 5.O37
persons living In the town.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
Tribute to Beethoven.

II has been said that in the works
OF Ludwig won Beethoven absolute in.
strumental music his cached its cul
nliRating hpint--a poin' which further
progress seems imi,as"dhle. not even
cnnrriv; bic. lie began where his great
predecessors left off. lie died March
90, 1927.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
Finds Freak Corncob.

Muscotah, KAMA freak" corncob,
one half of which nature had painted
deep red and left the other half
white, was found here by Alex Wills
while selecting and Smelling seed corn.
The ear was Of Reeds yellow dent va
riety, was mature and well developed.
The two cOlOfs blended perfectly.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19

Clay City, Ky.-The Azbill family
OF ten preachers was represented here
when Elder w. G. Azbill of London,
KY. preached at the Christian
church. He is the youngest of ten
boys. all Of whom became ministers in
the Christian church and preached In
this section Of Kentucky.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
Monster HaiIstones.

Norwalk, o. Reports from various
parts of the. country indicate that the
largest hailstones on record fell in this
district during a storm on Thursday.
Near Weaver's Corners two hailstones,
each said to he as large as croquet
ball, penetrated the roof of farm
house
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
Dancer Seeks $4,000 for Injured Knee

Tumbling into an open elevator
shaft In hotel at Baltimore. Md. Miss
Nyma Searbert, a dancer, of Hinton,
w. ", slxinned her knee so severely
that, she said, 1t interfered with her
dancing. She has therefore launched
suit for $4,000 against the proprie-
tors
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19

italians to Lose Warm. de Fortunes.
War-made fortunes are to be coll
nscated in Italy, according to the an
nouncement of a confiscatory decree,
prepared by Premier Giolitti. at Rome.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
TO AID WOOL GROWERS
Bankers and Producers to Give Much
Needed Financial Help.

A fund Of $100.0OO000 or more to
extend financial aid to western wool
growers, awaiting re-establishment Of
the wool market, is being considered
by bankers and wool producers at
conference in Chicago.
Plans for stimulating the wool mar
ket, which western senator's declare
has declined until current prices are
below the cost of production, also are
being discussed at the Chicago meet
ing.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19

First lady-"Why, didn't you know
my husband was a great optimist? 2"
Second lady-"No. What a pity! He
could have had the order I gave for
a pair Of spectacles for my husband
only last week !"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19

Out In Los Angeles, Cal. that faInll-
lar bromide, 1.-THE high cost of living"
is a thing of the past This as the
result of luncheon recently held at
a Los Angeles hotel mt which one os-
trich egg done up in the form of an
omelet was served to a table of ten
persons. The guests were amply
served and the "kitchen mechanics"
came in for their share of the left
overs"
There is small wonder in this when
you reflect that one ostrich egg Is
equivalent in food content to 80 hen
eggs.
Yea. 30! the ostrich has kicked the
hen off the backyard fence, and now.
having been at last recognized at her
full worth will never again bury her
head In the sand
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
DANGEROUS Alarm Clock.

To prevent oversleeping, and thus
risking the loss of their employment,
the mail carriers of Morocco resort to
a unique and perilouS scheme. They
tie a string to one foot, and, us they
know how long n yard or twa viii
burn. they regulate the length of the
string by the time they have to sleep.
They light the string, which burns
slowly. and, when the fire comes to
their foot, they are painfully REMIND.
ed that II Is time to arise,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
Arizona Navajo TT

Arizona Navajo Tribe Of 7,844 10 High.
Largest among the single tribes Of
Indians remaining In the United States
Is the Navajo Indian tribe. in Northern
Arizona, numbering 1874. according to
the district census Office at Phoenix,
Arix,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1920-08-19
$500 - 49, 1890 ---' - -
MILITARY RULE
, IN BETHLEHEM
Peace Has Not Yet Come to
! Birthplace of Christ.
LONG DESERTED BY PILGRIMS

Two Big Wartime Projects Have
Opened New Wlndows and Door
ways Into Palestine and Made the
Little Town Of Bethlehem More Ac-
cesslbIe-The Only Jew Resident of
the Place 10 q Doetor-ls a chrIs-
fIan Town.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
cHAPULTEPEc SERA UN EMPORio
DE LUZ

CD. DE MEXICO, Novicinbre g.
III vetusto Bosque de Chapultepec. e.
milenario parque Immediate a "a CAPT
tai de IL Repub!ica, Va a ser emoelic-
cido dentru de muy pocos dias. pdeS e.
proyecto de una p~rofusa iluminaciPn
Ell todas las principales calzadas "sta
llevandose a IA practica rapidamente.
Como sc sabe, Sc trata lie il)ar cua-
t~rocientos candelabros artisticamente q
caba6os. <cctln IN mOdelo h-llis!ino lie
M flndidor de Pachuca. quien aNlSu
ore cl dfa y de los c~orrientcs h2rd en-
trcra de todas esas pleas. PARA Ia
misma fecha Sc tiene Ia Segurldad dc
rocibir los g!ohos o p~artal!a> de 'ris''i
cuo cubriran los focoS ) que iaeEo!i
pedidos con bastante o~portInldad I uA"
iabrica de los E..stados UniGos.
Los candelabros seran fIJadcS Tar
Dronto COMO comiencen a ser recibidoS
dehiando c~onectarse anteS de que ter
mine 81 mes. Hay I'm gran entLslasrnc
.ntre "A pobl2 ci0n y principa!meI',e en-
ire 81 concrete principal dc 10 me'roPo-
Il mira esta obra de cmbcllecimiento ct
nuestro Boslue de Chapuitepec' cue c
mo de los orgullos de la capita. i''
ra~coc;aciones que han contrlouido "c'
f,,arter m de dinero. ccmo Ia Con
na5fa de Luz que did siete mil pesos c
Rran Tono. cinco mil y ctraS muc'''S'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
HUELGA DE PANADER0S
Estallo en- la ciudad de
Guadalajara y esta
carece de pan
Patronos Y huelguistas van a tener
una junta, para yer de liegar
a un acuerdo

GCADALAJARA. Noviembre Sci
SYNDICATE de Panaderos declare "a huel-
"a en- virtud de que los patroncs no
aceptaron totalmente las demandas de
los obreros que pedian el reconocimien-
10 de Ia institution. aumento de jorna-
les. abolici6n del trabajo nocturno y e.
cumplimiento de las ochc horaS de
DreStaci6n de servicios.
Los patrones Y los ohreros a a te-
ner una junta en- IA Canara de Traba-
10 pues los primeros consideran cue 81
son aceptabies alSunas Demands de
los p~araderos no pueden consent!r en-
Ia Suppression del trabajo de noche
puesto que entonces resuitaria que el
puhlico no compraria 81 pan frio Ella
Dorado 81 dia anterior y de alb que
disminuyeran las ventas Y en- c2nse-
cuencia "a bonanza del negocio.
Sc hacen augurios de que en- vista
dc estas razones los hceigu!stas cedan
en- este punto Y pronto Sc solucione el
conflicto que tiene sin pan 4 Ia cludad,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
Elecciones municipales
en- Villa Acuna, Coahuila
Triunfo en- elias Ambrosio Lo'ano
candidate del Club lgnaeio
Z~aragoza"

VILLA ACCNA. Coahui!a. Noviem-
bre Con v~erdadero cntusiasmo y en-
q ms complete ordeH sc r~erlficaron
hoy aquf las clecciones para funcio-
narios ~municipales. hahiendo obtcnido
e. triunfo en- toda "a linea. los candi-
datos postulados por el Club 'IGnacio
Zaragoza." a. frcutc de los cuales fl
eura 81 sehor Ambrosio Lozano. para
Presidentc Municipal.
FL candidate triunfanrc ha rccih!do
fel;citaciones de Il amigos = nartida-
rios. ast como de a,gunos dc sus con-
-rincanteS.
Los candidates que jugaron Ell las
elecc;oreS y los votos que obtuvieron.
sen los siguieptes: Ambrosio Lozano,
Dor 81 Club Tgnacio zaragoaz, 1872 vo-
ros: Enrique Faz. por 81 Club Felix
I. Gomez. 100 votos V Tomas Giano.
O O. Club Francisco I. Madero. 81
VotOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
UN Temple SAQUEAD0
Entraron los ladrones al de
San Pablo, en- Coyoacan,
D. Federal
Sc apoderaron de todas las joyas
que habia en- Ell Altar y las que
tenian los Santos

CD. DE MENICO, Noviemtre S.-En
! a vecina poblaci0n de Coyoacan Sc
registr6 aver I'm cuantioso robo, con-
sistente en- todoS los objetos de arte y
valor que Sc encontrabaa en e. int
rior del Temple de San Pablo lie a
quella Mu~nicipalidaG.
Los iadrones, que Sc supone peHe-
;raron al interior del temple on Il ma
drugada, de%spojaron de Il ricas YES
tiduras L algunas inagencs de santos
~saQuearon los nueh!es en- donde Sc guar
daban las casullas y demaS atavIoS de
ceremonial de los sacerdoteS. NeNando-
So ademas los vases. custodiaS, Joy3S.
etc, que hapia en- e. altar = en- las a
lacenas sagradas. asi como algunos ri
cos candelabros vaicrizados en- :22r-
ties c~antidadeS.
Grande fus Ia Sorpresa del Sac!;StarI
cuando al del S:gul"n d!a.
Sc dispuso q preparar Ia prlmera nun
ci1n religiosa de IA msnana 50 en-
contrf con que todcs los ooJ"tos para
IA m!sa habfan Gcsaparec:d"' : di"
Immediate aviso a las autoridades mu-
nicipaleS de Coyoacan.
EStGS Sc ptSIctOH N
ron buenos reSultados sus l~'ASlHis3>'
pues al atardecer fueron ca~piuraoos
trse individuos. dos de ellos nafaadoS
Francisco Y Felipe Marquee. Tue anda-
ban ~prcponiendo en- venta nna De ,Ss
casuIlas robadas. de fina .eia y boTda-
das de orc: y Maxine Belmont, Tue lie
yaba tareian una estola r:uy RIGA. para
vender.
Los dos ~individuoS. que tienen Dc
s,nos antccedentes en- Coyoacan, fue-
ron rrasladados in-ned:araTnente a II
| ~Peniterciaria del DiStr1to; y a PtSf'
lie haher s.do descuhiertos con eI cueE-
20 del dclitc en- las manos' del ca"l nc
han explicado satisfactoriameA's II
p~rocedencia, han negado 81 cuIpa0'"'
lad on e. saQueo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
MOHENO EN- Ia CAPITAL
Sc nego a hablar del actual
gobierno asi como del
Oral. Oregon
DEL ASUNTO DEL PETRoLEo NO
SABE MAZDA, PERO PROMOTE
SCEIBIR MUCHO
Dijo que en- Enero publicara un pro-
yeeto mas importante que ell del
petroleo y que refiere al
credito popular

CD. DE MENICO Noviemhre 9.AEl
hcenciado Querido Mohenn m.embrc
del cc!ebre c~uadrilatero de 10 Cdmara
de DiputadoS en- Ia epocG. del general
Nictoriano Huerta. Z su iiegada = csta
capital hIzo algunas d~eclaraciones So
b-e el objeto que 10 trae Z Mexico Y
Ia labor que pienSa desarrollar aIu!.
Al ser mterrogado por I'm pe-i0dista,
manifesto el licenciado Mcheno Que no
po6ria da- todavia opinion acerca
del Gnblerno actual nj dc la situari6n
del pals, por Serle ambas ente-amente
de~Sconocidas, ofreciendo que 10 hari
tan pronso como Sc haya dado cuenta
de clio.
Hablando acerca del gobierno de Ia
Republica de Cuba. en- dondc IN estado
viviendo desde hace varioS amos e.!
licenciadO Moheno. dijo que es simpa-
tizador y bUen amigo de Mexico: Y
en- cuanto a Ia opinion del pueblo cuba
no. es Ia de que Mtyico ha vuelto a
entrar en- IN periodic de calma. Y que
serd por ahora muy difIcil. cast i'm
possible. que vuelva a tener aGu! Su
reinado Ia guerra y Ia miSeria: V como
una demonstration de clio, agreso que
var;os capitalists cuhanos piensan We
mir Il Ia R%epublica a invertir capita
les. principalmente en- negocios petrole-
vos. pues ESQ p~recioSo combustiblc ma
C gran :alta en- Cuba para Ia movi!i-
zaci6n de las fabriCaS Y para aumcntar
las actividades On los sTandeS centres
industriales.
Diio Moheno 81 ser interTogado soDre
las leyeS del pctr6leo, que no puedc
dar una opinion. pueSto que no conoce
aGn ninguna dc las reglamentacioneS
Y lcveS sobre IL material: pero que Va
a hacer m estudio eN,enso, y puoltca-
"a en- los peri0dicos lie Mexico extern
SOS a-ticu!oS sobre Ia question. D!cc
! QUO &c este IN tema que le intereSa
| mucho. por haber sido 81 e. priHero en-
/ hablar ell e. seno de Ia Canara uc
! Dinuta6os sobre ell petr0lco en- Mexico,
Agreg0 que desconoce q artlcuio - de
la( Constitution dc Queretaro' pero
Quo ofrece muy pronto lcHar pIEia$
entaraS : ore este aSunto.
Para tcruinar 81 e1trevlsta- c! u
! cenciado Mohero deciar6 que pienSa
r.djca-sc en- esta capital y que eT
E2ero pr6xino publicar& IN proTect'
mucho mas importantc que 81 aeI pc
,rt,,o nuas So refiere al credito popu'
lar Sc abStuvo de dar INA opLni"t
aca-ca del pr6Nirno gobierHo del %eie'
raj Obrcg6n: Q hiZo finalneHle no'o
Dor Ia ~complcta paZ en- ID fepuni'e't'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
FL "Dia del Armisticlo"
en- Eagle Pass, Texas
De.pues del desfile militar. sc etee'
tue un desfile de carseter
burlesco

EAGLE PASS, Texas. Noviemore
LIE! aniversaria de Ia firna del ar
misticio Sc celebr6 ct esta ciudad hoy
con un desfi!e militar por las fuerzas
del Ejercito dc los Estados tnidos
one So hallan de g~uarnici@n en- csta
nlaza Y en- el que tomaron parte tam
hien. los veteranos que han sido NceA-
ciados. Despues del dcsfi,e mIllrar Auoo
In desf!lc de caractcr hurlesco en- 81
que tornarou parte part2 muchos )oVe-
hes quc ridiculizaron \ los JeIes mill
tares alemanes.
4 las once. son6 c! silbato dc Ia eS-
tac!6n de bomberos, siendo esa Ia senai
para ora TODD 81 pueblo Sc pusiera dc
pic ' permaneciera o u cabeza des-
cubierto por un minute. como IN trl-
buto silencioso a los soldados que mu-
-;eron en- II guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
ELECCIONES EN- N. LEON
Las municipales de Monte,
rrey Sc efectuaran Ell
proximo domingo
Resulto eIecto diputado por DR..
Arroyo, I'm partidario de
Alfredo Perez

MONTERREY. Noviembre 9.-Con.
tinGa ell escrutinio tie Ia votaci6n pa.
RI poderes del EstaCo que esta eIec-
tuado el gobernador provisional Gene
raj Porfirio Gonzalez. en- presencia dc
los representatives. de los partidos que
postularon a los sehores Juan NJ. Gar
c. y Alfredo Perez
En- cl Sexto distrito que c~omncende
Villa de Santiago {: Aliende. Sc de-
clararon diputados al Lie. Emilio Ro-
jas. como p]ropictario y al senior Emil
lilo Salazar, como suplente. EStps fue-
ron p~ostulados por los Partidos Eoa!i-
gados de Ia candidatura Perez.
FL domingo Ser3r las elecciones para
cl nuevo Ayuntamiento y en- eSa fun
ci6n contenderan como carGidatos 4
primeros ~funcionarios de Ia ciudad To-
sehores Manuel +. Gomez, Jose Vide
garay e Hilario Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
NUEvo CANDIDATE Al eoRlERNo
DE JALlSCO

CTADALAIARA. Noviembre S.-Con
asistencia &c IoS personals quedo fun
dado en- esta Capital 81 Partido Ma
cional Jalicieuse. e. que proclamo pa
a candidate al Gobierno Constitucio-
M, del Estado al seIor Salvador Es-
cudero.
Escudero Ia acceptable Sill postulacion
d~eclarando que su aspiration supreme
Sc condersar4 en- 81 engrardecimiento
material q intellectual del Estado Y ell
mejoramiento de las classes humildes
- trabajadoras. L base de una admins
traction De mor2iidad Y de lealtad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
Sc REMEMoRo IA BATALLA osL
PIAvE EN- GUADAlAJARA

GUADALAJARA. NovieTnorc S.-o'F
nm graz hanquete que Sc efectuo en-
IN Faua Italiana' fuG rememorad2
Dor Il co!onia italiana eI sesunuo an
versario de Ia famo-a bata!'a ae! TO
Piavc. auc constituy6 una haZana DC
gloria para las srnas de Victor Ma&rei'
La conviviabilidad fue presidlda p'F
- CSns,,l de auuel pals. ST. Jose no
ueri Sc pronunciaron pat-i6t!cos prnl-
~. y NJ fin dc Ia reunion fue ofrecid2
ura medatla commemorative a! 81
Ioss Bianchi jr., para slsH1.;ca"Ie e
recoDoc:miertc de n "'lonia H"T s'S
e~minenles xervicios CT taTor &c Il cruz
Eoia Italiana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
diamond Dyes"
Estaan Carantizadas
Los Colores nunca Sc borran
manchan o destinen, nj
acusan que la ropa Sc
ha pintado

Cada paquete de Diamond Dyes
"Tinturas Diamond contiene dl-
recciones tan senciilas que c~ualGule'
ra sonora puede tenir i~ndeleblemen-
re cualquiera clase de ropa de algo-
don. seda. lana o generos mezclados.
Compre las "Tinturas Diamond
coz las que Sc garantizan perfectos
resultados, aundue listed uunca ha-
va tenido antes. En- todas las boti-
cas- en%contrara surtido de dolores.
(Ady.J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-12
DOS HoMBRES MUERToS PoR
LOS TRANYiAS

GCADALAJARA. Noviembre 9.-En
Ia avenida Colon los motores ele,tricos
de- Ia Inca "Norte-Sur'' arrolle on a
una anciana septuagenaria deScono-
cida : a margarine Vazquez. q~uienes
p-etenGieron ~atravesar ia Gale.
FL cuerpo de Ia prinera fue COM
pietamente d~esjroz2do, habi1ndolo reco
Sido en- fragmentos 81 cami6n-ambu-
lancia de policia. En- Ell seg0ndo ac-
cidente Vazquez sufri6 la hmputa-
ci6n dc una pierna y POGO despues IA
i!eci0 er el Hospital Civil
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PABLO piNEOA ESTA EN- OCoElN'
GO REcLUTANDo GENIE

yERACRUZ. Noviembre S.-El re-
helde Pablo Pineda. de cuyo paradeFo
no SO tenia noticia exacta. Sc saoe Al
fin cue Sc e~ncuentra reclutando adep-
,os al plan retorm;sta en- el poblado
de Ocozingo, l!mitrofe con el hstaao
de Chiapas. La Jefatura de Operacio-
nc. ha moviIiazdo con este motive al
curas fuerzas para procurar IA cap
-l,ra de- Pireda-
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TEJADA ES GOBERNAOCh Oe
VERACRUZ

yERACRCZ, Nov!cmbre E.-Fo'
hando solemne Sc promuls5 ell decre'o
o,,a S.clara g~obe-nador Cc~Dstitucicn"!
del Esrado a. Senador y C"EoNe' -
daIberto Tejada. quien tonlaIa pose
sion q dia p-imero de D:cienhre.
FL Coronel Tejada venc!d en- Ia g
I~ecciones a los candidates Gener'l Cd
Isl Cay;ra Y Lie. Jesus Encon.
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FL pRESlDENTE MUNICIPAL Ot
CoSALA. ENJUlCiADQ

MAZATLAN. Noviembre S.-El JEe|
do P-inera Instancia de CoSala' lie
Francisco z. Guti@rrez orden@ IA prI-
sion del Presidentc Municipal. Manue!
Condo. por atribuirle el encuorin1'e',io
I'd IN atentado cometido con 7 mn
do e,a;a amos dc edad. por parte de IN
suieco apodado Ell Mango.
La prensa comenta acknowledgements
:. oc.,,aci5n del Juez Gutierrez en- IS
70 cscandaloSo asunto.