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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16
JoHS Il. ST LLrvAN. Clerk
AN ORDINANCE


To amend Article XI.yH of the Revised
Code OF the city OF Annapolis. title sTraf
ic,a by addtag thereto three additional
e,.ti0ns to follow section 9. ana TO be-
lGowa ant numbered Sections Z, aud q.
Section / BE II established and prfiatH
a by tbs. Ml1ar. counselor and Altierara
Il the City oI Annapolis that Article
MIMI. tit.e Traffic, Of the Leyspd code
lf the City 0f NalapeHS he and the same
: hereby alnss,ted ny udtliEg thereto three
additional sertinl.s u follow Section q AID
10 b. known ana numbered Sections z s
ana Q. respectively, and 20 read NJ follows
section. Z AIRY person OF persons IN
tharge Of ar operating auY street trolley
ssg eleetrie cdr or ears, within the corpof
ate limits 81 the City IL Annapolis shall aH
approaching. tae Intersection If any street
irele ~ lane within the corporate limits
II the THY Of Annapolis sonEd bell or
gong nj the approach of said intersection
ND reduce rate af seed Of such car
Seetioa (. any pers0n or persons I9
.narge Of X operating any street trolley
= electric EAR wtthia the corporate limits
4 the City OF Annapolis shall on stopping
II the Intersection of any street. circle or
aile within the corporate limits Of the City
II Annapolis to receive OF discharge prs
senEera, 0r for any other purpose stop OH
he near side Of and clear Of saen inter.
eetiDn, excepting the intersections IL
BlaGen street md College Avenue and
West Street ind Church Circle aud Church
ireie AMI Main Street then sYopa NJ fha
far Side If aail Intersections are 10 be
made clear III said Intersection. Randall
Street and, I'eifce George Street. College
Avenue aiisi Prince George street, all cars
shall be brought TO a complete stlr.
Section .. Any person or persons Offend
ihg any OF the provisions of the two pre-
ceaing sections sfalI be liable 10 the pen.
alties made and provided Ia Section OF
this Article.
Section 2 And be 1t further established
and ordfined by the Hathol1ty 80. a.,<l
that this ordinance shall take effect froal
October 10. 1924
Approved September 21st, 1920
JOHN }. LENl Mayor.
I1AIIN /, ef.I 4 I1,a y. l.,,,.l.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16
AN ORDINANCE


To amend Article INV OF the Revised
Code af the City III Annapolis. title FL
een~es, by adding thereto IN additional
section Ia follow section - and u be-
gn0wn AHA numbered Ststinn IA
Section lie il established aitd or.latned
by the Mavar, CoUnseiof and Aidermen NJ
fhe city OF Annapolis. tllat Article NM pf
the Revised Code OF tive City af .tunAt oils.
title Licenses he and he same Is iefc
hy amended hy aaairg thereto a@ nlii
ti0nai section to follow Section - aud Ia
be known and numbered Ss"tion -
Section GA. M building permit sltAll
be given by the CLERK without the apr osa
Of the Building Committee faf Tho tree
fian Of aay building within the earporoie
limits nf tAa City Of Annapolis, 'Fher.
shall he incorporated fin the permit there
for such regulation regarding the location
OF buildings rs Elay hr necessary ~ ria
Judgment of he RnlldinE Commit c IA
nroperly safeguard the interests Gf thu
pnhlic. All ordinances or parts OF ards
RANGES Inconsistent herewith are herel,Y
renealea ANY person yielating ttla pro
visions Of this section uHon conviction
thereof by amy Justice at the l'aaee 81
the city OF Annapolis shall be s%',iest
10 the iines end penalties set aEt iii SHe
tion % Of this Article.
Section =. Aid be ii further established
and ordained by the authasjtY aforesaid
that this Ordinance shall take cfTvct frogi
the date OF Its passage
APPROVED October 18th. 1920.
Attest Myor
JOHN Il. SULLIVAN.
Clerk
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

Little Harry wish 4 were ron
Uncle uaeIe who has been invited
10 dinnerg Why do you wish that
sonny? Little Harry Because they
1on't pull yaur ears when yea eat
with yoar knife. Boston Globe
koilei sn London Tid-Bitg.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16
4 EsDAy. NOVEMBER Is. 1920
a QUESTION or AUTHORITY

Whatever may have been
thought Of the situation at st.
Johns College, growing out q
the controversy between the Col
lege authorities and the students,
e latest development precipitat-
/ by the latter. cannot be view
NY other light than that Of
ianentable mistake
arrest efforts had been made
a.h sides, with the counsel
ADVICE Il prominent alumni
hif q the students and
the 9filcial intervention Of
Governor Of the State, actin
anction with the Colleg
bring the eontrover
rderly and mutually satis
ory conclusion.
e efforts resulted success
. il was reported, and the
ore Class gave their
conform To regulation
.'sat met with the approval Of the
slaee authorities The other
are said TO haze taken the
esition that if the Sophomore
lid to make this eompromis
9lsire there would be no sym
naibl trike' When, in fact, this
ledee was actually given and ac-
eepted, everyone had a right 10
expect and demand that the agi-
tation on the questions formerly
IT issue be ended
-
saged in secret meetings inn.
med'ateiy following the apparent
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$500 ''sa as'loh cor
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= IS 1l'e eohseNa'ea au-
oliege ana Z cam
s.'.s 'a1''n y rs govern.
esis' a'alrs
~ ~ ss''on nov
'aSsls nNoised ioF mem 9
So sl1''' sne f'oafo 8 Governors
s''s' s''o's nag pfoNsa ineFnel-
''a s'l@' ioflhs 'he sole
81 'heH Paotishea state
for characterization to.
4 a''5'1ofity IS ilot @ pc JUS
Imply ny a. ADVERSE l''dg-
= n sae part q those amen
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

Man q tried by jury OF his peers
But ff-t@e jury Is made mp OF woulasr.
should ncy be called peerAsees
Toledo Hh de.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

The naiaber a. Children needing IN
aasassas education in t'ls Bel.,an and
EaisSc States, eocoriing to Amerscan
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lob Work

Building. repairing. furniture de-
livery, auto bodies and Job work Of
lily kiad. ". f. THOMAS. West An
.apul:s. phone S0S-M. tt
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Health IS the second blessing III
we mortals are capable Of u blessing
hat money cannot buy. l2aak Wal
ton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

For tickets and information apply at orr
city tiskci ottrcs West STREET Statian,
State House Station, College Asenue lnl
- on Street: Cafvwl HAL. Maryiaud
Hotel.
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we MAsILiN..TnN

6.oa 100 son 5000. i0eO i1G / NJ. lsW
Loo. 2tsl 3t0 sI.n0. ita 10. 51't
6.9J. 1.isi 900. il.u5 7. AZ. 30 s. NJ
X-1ai!y except Sunday.
o. Local annapolis 10 nlltinure.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

Real Is:a.e ii Elizabeth Il Me'sll
and others.
In the ejeenit Court for Ane Arundel
County. No. 43s4 hat3y
Ordered, this arst ,lay ~ Suyembcr
1870 TIT the sale of the Peg erty laen
tened ii these proceedings, i@ite and re-
norted BY NicheiHs II. Green. Attorney, be
rafstied and confirmed. unless cause 70 the
otrary thereof be shown Uil - before the
SECOND DAY or DECEMBER. NEXTi
I,roi sltsl 4 tsipy Of this order % inserted
III some newspaper published In Anne
Arundel county eIse Ia eaet III three su@
eeysiyr wtcks before the sc 9ad day II
december. $50
IIle report states the am0Hnf OF sale to
lie Sls75G9
gFue Copy. Test:
..'f \ W0oDwARn. cleek
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

FOR sALE--Modern f.gtilAg aisb efg
lot, No. l35 CONDUIT ttf,sr Sri p.
and tern.s apply ~ EnArlte tss
.nnp RS n3st'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

FOR aALE--i'arior tol5s 1851
aIid setfees aslk ta,f fps&
eiys1 ADl,iy I8ney aAeaae. Als4
I'M. GAL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

EtfH sAl.fs--Sanpet Mo- istiea "a
wlth bot watr.r buck lslf
SO. Apply 3 German SIRE,
7.,B-I Il
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16
ORlsEE NIsI

i the Mst.er 0f tha Sale IL Il Ansta rs!
Real Fs:ste ii Elizabeth T. NetVs@
aud others.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

TgR f,9i1.E A genuine I4itis asl s.
able 70 make beautiful az
W0gAer Street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16
0N

Z N5Fk EAEs-s sNHlV az IA III
room ut Calnberlana ARMS
FOX HENT-Fwo raisls rietie
Apply Iaa Hanover stfrn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

FOR SlT.r-liutary ty s
f,set e0nlition, cheap ny go (,
street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16
CHARLES NJ. CARLSON
Zee GLOUCESTER STREET
w. E. & A. E,ectrl<
Railroad.
MID-CITY TERMINALS

Half Hourly Service Morning ma Evening
Between Annapolis H8itinlorc ana
Washington anu camp apade
fWs Shitgtnn ail tsnlt Meade
rasss ngcrS change az Naval
Academy Iatetiaal
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LEAVE ANN APoIIs
V4SaaA &kna.t ssafts.
-I.E,Ar ntI.TTAI,lltl

as. x1@&J, S.,ss. 90 1925. III
~, 70, .s.;;',:I ..::,.il. N]a, i
$50. go. 7.@i, 9a5. n.isl. e. AZ.
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FOK 4AE4f1--0ne Jcfse 1
lnileli eoA Colonel ,luaa ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-16

IN the Cjsenit Court Tor Ane Arundel
County. No. 49, f.GAl1N.
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As i1sss., -, Mayor.
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MANTKb

WSN IhIt-Sth sl;flt
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IN MEMORIAM

a loving one ff0i lis llss E
voice J loved iA still
\ place IL vacant lis oar
Which never can he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
TULSA WILL HAVE
MORE NEW HOMES
- Permits Last Week at
Estimate, $l1712j
Issued.
REPAIRS Ar $l4400


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pDrm.'r i'I roo" erection u ''. ..'
OF 4s IuIII.. g.. .I ...... r....
r.o. l........ ..I ......... .....I.. ...
''''."'. were '''''.'.'' ".. '. 600
l'Noua Goo old NuUHun 900. total
estimated cost of .M. .a..H.t.. ...
iI8I..a.. .uHID Il,.r .r.,.I .I...... ,...,
estimated to cost ,fI.Ig. .ru. u..r
expensive, house sI..I Inns L,,p
uskcI fur Is ina t4.u.o a.,..!tuy t.
bc put up Hy L. d. ..Umu,,s. ,f IL.
OWass1. Arr s.uu,.us .a ...,. Nam.
ming io huIrd thr.a .rr... L..r.I. ,
tho 1a00 BLOCK uu s,uIb I.....u
which were estimated i.',... ...,.ut
10000 m fu, p,rr,l.
Listed below 4r. tU. p..1IH
which hty, u,.u issued moD Jan
uart Tor structure. 3. ., tuI. Ir
side tho ,if, IImns pf rY..,
%. D. .UerI.lupu 40 sorln
Wheeling. yy0o r,aidcuro. Il A. a..
gerRauol s09 Soutb vlb,,IIu, ID .oo
resldoucc. " N NcglII,.iph a
West second trno ,,,n,., II...
Charley uobIngop Isto Norm Nt.i,'
$4,000 rcs.druro ,nd patnr,' IN,
lyn Kolly. IOt9.l0lt EogioI,, a. g0n
residence aud rurupp. a H. WILMA
H5 south Iflri an .nn ,,u,.,. A..
W. Bcst. "llG souib [ng,i,, \y,.r
Tuls1. 8,OO Kitchen Fr,pt Nro,.t,A
1916 south Cin,luu',u tton ,,r,,o'
Mrs Dixon gt4 gnufl t,st,,r "a Go6
residence. D. q gnufIrrr,,I .q1
South ZunIs y.a.o r,.ld,ug. and
garage. N ,tYh,p, tto, .lo,,. go.
aon 81 900 rnr,rr ana s.ry,nis.
quarters: ~ ~ RaudoIib Iige
South Cincinnati 4, opo ',,,ls,,,
and ru,apa. f. lt,n,,,,. TN.
South lInlI.fnu tguun ,,.lu.u,,
-. Slntwous iolg 9nuih ti.u.i..,.
So 900 rr,ilrnro IA eI,n,,,.,..
Ig2N Norih prnl,T t,pp .'r'',,,i,.
quarters. L - sIn,,unrs i-pr c.,,,
0wasso so OOo r,aiIcurr and a.,
rage. j. A. HarunrJ sIo ann
Wheeling xI9,s rrsidruc,' I,r,.
joyce. 1925 Soutb DuIn,,y a. t0u
Residence. a. II g,,rs rIo g.t,,t
Frankfort yI,o ,.,r,l,. N,l,,, .,I
Mccoy. 2GI2 E,sT eitfb 81 Oon r,ri
dcnco. Adans ana W,illr, 9q7
Norfolk sIb0o r,sId,ncr ana a.,
rage. Adam. and ,\VnI,trr tg5s ro,
port. st.5Dn rcaidcncr ana sn,,..c
Adams ana Walker i9qg S"rfIiI,
S4BOU resldcnrc ana r',,',,.' ~ ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
MARTENS AIDS COMMUNISTS
seizures Reveal Financial Assistnn0
for Party of ItuuicHls Here.

CHICAGO, Jan. o.. Ludwig e. a.
Is Martens, sclr-stylcd soviet ain
hasgadur ana representative Ot
Loniuo and Trotzhy In the United
States, helped finance tho cumWun-
ist and communal labor parties In
Chicago, according 20 statement
given out today by Assistant states
Attorney Henry a, berger,
Horgor mado the announcement
after examining the archives of tho
communist labor party seized yes
tCrday at Moline, when Edgar
owens, secretary Of the party wa
arrested on "a warrant charging him
with violation OF the state auu-aedi'
tiuu law
Among tho papers I'm the posscs-
sion OF The stato's attorney he said
b. "a cancelled check for SlO0 bearing
Ma tons signature
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
SEDlTlON BILL IS OPPOSED
senator France OF Maryland Attacks
Provisions OT Measure.

WASHINGTON. Jan --Opost-
ton to the sterling sodition bin on
the ground that adequate laws al-
ready exist Co meet the g,tuaUuu WAS
expressed today ny senator France,
republican of Maryland. tr said
tho espionage act, passed as "a WtT
measure. had boon wholly vicious
as well as ineffective.
"Nluch of the widespread unrest
he said, "ls due tu the ouaem"y. DID,.
rcprosaiye statutes which iutorfu.,
Win personal liberty
"a am ,ouyiu. oi tuat IL We res or,
to uur people tho upo.ty VIII Ia tHe>
enjoyed prior to the war the serious
unrest ana dauuutcut Will qulcNN
disappear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
LOWELL JOINS REVOLT
Harvard President Switches over a.
support of Reservations uo
Covenant for icnguc.

WASU1NGTON. Jan. a lcttor
from President luWcu ~ Harvard.
urging that democratic Hcnutora
should mot stand too firmly
against 10 reservation tn article 10
OF tho league of nations covenant
was made public today hy Senator
Walsh. democrat. MusairhuFnir
Although u tho plHl am advo.ur,
ot uurcsoTycd rt'l.I,atiuu President
Lowell wrote thar if article iu wa.
"a stumbling block io comprumi3".
the administration might we'll ,Ou-
Dcdo point since the real Htrons b
uf tho covenant iu preventing wurs
seemed to rest in the economic boy
colt pJoyIsous ur article 10.
'lt HrrWg tu mr.' the lrrtor con
t.uuol, "that article 10 IA not vol
adapted in promote peace, ana docs
involve Obligations which it iH not
wise to accept
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
REVOLUTION is IOuESEE>
English Minister pruphr~tcs Revolt
na RNrmLI of nrnhihiIlmn

SYRACUSE, y. N.. Jan, g.. ltoEo
luton In likely 90 follow iu the wake
OF prohibition according To the Rev
pr q. Campuou Morgan, pastor OF
Westminster chapel london, now
visiting tu syracuse.
whenever a great country ban
.sh,. strong drink % must prUpAr
FOR revolution ho declared from
the pulpit there. 'N hen a man
stops drinking hc begins 90 hiuh
An that happened ,u Russia tu tl,
revolutionary limo has occurred SIN e.
vodka, WuH abolished. NhcnaNe
London rocs dry her east end vii
arise
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
EMPLOYMENT
WINTER COATS
Sale Price S19.75
PARTISAN SAMPLE ROOMS
32Oia South Main st.
Upstairs over WoUlWorth's
RusINEss SERYltF OfftRfo.
Htlp wAhito-MAlf.

TTT sNTEEiItN .rUf,l "a, gI. -t,-K f-1 Gns of IN.
hest Oh companies M 'he great ol fields Of north
T,yas ,la ,gr,h bank rsfsrrpc. iii! let iriIiins
contract within 10 DAYS Liberal commissions
I'd. NiE 600 Acre on Co Central Stock IL
gal.s, Elg Nrh.tt Falls. 1e,ae
frp'.lww desirable nut not eseql, Good sal,
ay .u lirsi class man. u. A. Hughes. @Jl 80
t"Nl' Ni'7n1' Rams R'tg
500 weekly according 81 your ability: SIS to S9j
p'eAy n snare time experience unnecessary no
clan4lHg subjects suggested Send f0r free hook
l.. ''.s n.' Nl'i1nl. P-'" Bureau Buffalo. "
grinder " nf0r shclr. clippers and surgical In
on n'.' ua. anl hai grinder To- me south
Rg.i AA auy barber Msli ne your grinding. viii
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'"%', % " ~ .."n ..s H.R aa0 'eat ",'m nos listen
.T.s s' , .'" |.h d.,tp . l,nn LG'',cg ,..e
rr r iEy.,. r,r,7,l.i i,,,s a," Sg'"I ''1S d,
srrs I.uqr, a.lad can al iii s5utb Boston
avenue
Ntt .rA\F WITH -TTrgTy eTlg--TT1f 10 en- g1i 6-
'1su, must bs ah.a IN rf6Ilce The g5ods. gy,
experience and reference In fSt letter Aiifess
ti7.A. care 70 World
tNEIFl. % .5s- 7G l.TT -le-1Vr7y car must nave
recommendations Trlfrs SO ~ East S1rard
V,(rb r,.rE DIVA, h, isI,., v,is, ,r,5g ~
-l---lI.g -....5- t..
Els 1rI g.- E-, ,,,r,r,. r.,,l'i, '', .,i,s ~
Iaf.-.stbtr uu A Paint Co NlDste.Bfn md Oagr
Kansas city Ran
W,NT NI.- . milk l-i ---- 90, 71-, -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
EMPLOYMENT
Wanted
Men and Women
BY Bud Fisher
HtLr wAsTtO-MALt.

To take up accountancy training,
devoting six hours a week 70 spare
time studying with a view to quail.
flying within six to tweve months for
Auditing work; successful appll.
cants, after training, should earn
from $4,000 TO $500 first year and
more second and following years,
bookkeeping or accounting knowl.
edge not essential, but would shorten
preparation work; some previous Of
flee or business experience required: /:
training is given under supervision Of
one of the largest organizations In
the country, made up Of Certified
Public Accountants, Cost and Eff
cheney experts, and members Of
American Institute of Accountants
a reasonable training charge is
made. To secure interview give age,
present position, salary, and II pos
sible business and home phone num-
bers, all letters confidential. Ad-
dress F-1l5 World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-10
BOARD AND ROOMS


tiGH1 h0UStKttPhG EuOhS is
qus 30 soa.h A'nh1,. --,-..--.-...
IAlhsUN N VIZ. one Ught hJuaasetlag room.
90 rf.tcr Phone ISIS
E6g HFyr N5ey MuisbsI suite D, Iii'i E50s.
to.Trs ro1n m,d'u. private entrance. i.us n''sh
CHNkSNE n. 647--rs9 e,'ra ncs Ilgt h0a's-
keopinz rooms. nnicu. private enirhne, Inc ncgl.
borhnoi. close IN lln one h0n'eAeenl11 toom
ONASaO, y, e-Ono suite m ught housekeeping
f1on. fh1ne WAge E1tO.
tWo lo>NnnNG room'. rgnn'rilng nam %. lirh'
NU liGhr h0u,skccylBg ro0ms iof uaL Ca
png. o-l.
bHEolr s ll1-t ter rent. lghi nogsosesr-ag
-o'l. .... " 'tg '.-.
tA'gn. ...-
fNo FI INiNllth room. iar rent 10 nrs bngt.ot
.25-l ,'..-.'' r..Hg u.As' s'5, ---,- ---,-
,nltNh h, NO F1r rent oas mtt .aiSe house
.'-.3 '''m, r's o ..-------
aaosa ,,, fos o. sts'-tysslsnto - r. ~. ~
gir-'.r.al, n-..s,-si ps"rs O,F. atfs
,,..a, mn. al
laa.as nai6 Phone csar 100,
'O9."N, i,,,. 1,,,o sor. ,so ,ss a'.'
m.h iaorus. -o.e in. suitable Tor tso ssals.
men. vacant ism.
BiBVEITt b.. I55o- Tso 5ou6s5lg f57Hl. n5i
gg., e'' ia' ''n"'i' desired; phone o""
V,,tti -f-.,i,.-. ,,.,.-,-t -F,-,t
WI ..tr, t,,.' f .,D. rI.s.,.
r,.n.m "'.u'Ns N'.u, .hF a t.s. N'-'
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"Nnl1 MY - a 49,,
UN''ua.- ,.'.5. - .,'.' ''
'iN' N'iNNhl s., ~ wanted .1NmWl,r u" e''
r.mlu. '0g'c bet Phone Onse ilH'
btN,tE s. lll..f0t fr0t s.crp.Hg room tJr one
or too gentlemen Phone huso 1853.
NICTY TO RNISHtD Ueir ON in private bJle
lrh 'i'- phone 0nse 6aAi-R
rooms, ,.s.ao1' and o''a. s.2, ~ y ,23> =
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
SIUROB, MUY ACTIVO
Tiiene alarmados q los CO.
rrancistas del Estado
de Guanajuato

GUANAJUATO, Mayo 3.-No ha
podido comprobarse de I'm modo Sc
guro 81 el general Y doctor y dipu-
tado Jose Siurob, anda or=rando por
Ia parte noreste del Es!ado. Sc ha
.asegurado, que a canine que tomo
fue de Quer2taro a Cadereita, de
donde cs ~originario, de ALI a San
ia Maria Penamiller. Rio Blanco Y
iueeo entr6 al EstadH de '~iIanajlato
por Atarjea, cor-iendose hasta XII
chu V amaganGo San LIis de Ia Paz
Sin embargo, NADIA ia poGido pro
barSe y no parece sino que ell doctor
pretende lamar sobre 81 Ia atencion
del publico con sus correrias.
Sc tienen varios informes Y por dis
tintos conductos, de que Dieg1ez Sc
halla en- Irapueto, y no Ell ell nortc,
como tanto 10 he asegurado Ia prem
sa; parece que ha venido para con-
ferenciar con los generates Monies
Y De la Tore, quienes estan bien en-
terados de 10 que ocurre en- ell cen
tro de Ia R~epublica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-11
Eco. Villa deja la lucha

proporcionaGa por CT c~omandante mr.
litar dc Ciudad Juaraz Y de toda Ia
region Noroeste de Chihuahua, Con
zalez Escobar. Sc dice que Villa lie
mando decir al citado c~omandante
~y1ilitar de Ciudad Juarcz que no era
nccesario va que 'los trenes que CO.
rem por las lineas del Central y del
Noroeste continuen llevando escoltas.
pues que sus fuerzas cooperaran con
las de Enriquez, a~bandonando ST ac-
tividad revolucionaria.
Dicese que Villa admitio retirarse
de la lucha en- vista de que los lide-
res del nuevo movimiento lie hicie-
ron saber que por razones de poll
tica international no podian' acep-
tar servicios, por mas que los
consideration de importancia, Y que
lc reconocerian como el mejor ser
vicio que presfara a la nueva causa
ell u suspendieran sus ~actividades
en- tanto que Sc organizaba Ell nucvo
gobierno.
No Sc dice donde Sc e]ncuentra Vi
LA nj donde entrego sus hombres a
disposition de Enriquez nj tampoco
ell numero de hombres qgc el jefe
rebelde puso a las ordenes del mo-
vimiento obregonista.