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sIeepIna sickness Mystery.

AZ recent meeting of the National
Academy of Sciences. DR.. Simon FIex-
ner told what little is known about
sleeping sickness" which has made it's
appearance in America. Doctor Flex-
ner said the cause, method of propa-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-24

Mrs. Arthur Browder left Thursday
night for Desdemona, Texas. for a
short rest with Mr.. Browder.
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N. E. Missionary Society.

|, The Women's Missionary society
of the Methodist church met in the
church parlors on Thursday after
noon of this week. A good attend
ance was reported and the regular
bushes stransacted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-24

Miss Bess Bulkey has returned
from a weeks stay in Lawton. Miss
Bulkley was called there by the i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. w. f. Taylor.
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Banquet.

The junior class OF the ChickashA
high school entertained the senior
class at the annual banquet Thurs
day evening at the McFarland hotel.
The guests were received in the
Dar6etsffi ''laff 4 lsa6nffl;sir.n 81. .hG e,9s At :.
Formal examina4ia.s'
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-24

Mrs. W. H. Cabeen is spending a
few days in Oklahoma City, with her
sister, Mrs. r. Murray.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-24
SOCIETY NOTES


Mrs. Arthur Browder left Thurs
day night for Desdemona, Texas, for
a short visit with Mr. Browder.
=
Mrs. w. r. Hollowell has returned
to her home in st. Louis after an ex-
tended visit with her son, Otis Hollo-
well.
Mrs. w. G. Armstrong and daugh-
ter, Miss Retecca, have returned
from a short trip to Fort Worth.
Mrs. Dave McFall Winfrey of Pa
sadena, Cal, is the guest of Mrs. w.
II. Gilkey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-24

are touting Red Reynolds Tor the
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

Eugene Meyer. Jr., managing director Oh
the Var FinaGce Corporation. urges the
sale of securities in the Investment mar
Aet to aid in finauctng necessary credits for
Europe.-Page 1, Part 2.
Another strike threatens 20 tie up build
tiug trades Men 20 be called ofF two Iron
Erector Association jobs because OF fight
lover closed shop agreement.-Page a.
Part ?.
oreigners cause trouble for takers of
census. Will use police to get information
II necessary, declares S. j. Foley.
Viscount Grey, Special ambassador from
Great Britain, returned to England with
lout having been received by President
5Wison.-Page 2, Part ..
Disagreement between the House and
Senate Military Affairs committees on the
Question of universal military training
'bids fair to delay army reorganization
until late in the session.--Page ., Part =
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Giovanni Russo. who is said TO know
the source of supply of the wood alcohol
''whiskey' that was shipped from this
city to New En- sland, where 1t caused
scores of deaths, is arrested in Hudson,
\. Y.-Page 1, Part 2
Disciplinary officer at Bedford Reform
atory for Women denies water cure" or
"stringing up was brutal. Discipline
needed to curb riots, she tells State Inquiry
Board Matrons testify that conditions
have been better than ever under present
staff.
New York Christian Scientists act to
support the Mother Church in Boston in its
controversy With the publishing society.
Norman e. Mack, Democratic National
Committeeman and long time supporter of
William j. Bryan, does not favor the Ne
bra skan for the nomination for the Presi-
dency.
Frederic r. Coudert, Democrat, an
nounces he favors General Leonard Wood
for President.
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EN- ga GENE N T S.

BIESER-DE RONDE.--Dr. John Demar-
est De Ronde, of 4S East s9th st, an
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter. Miss ELISE DE RONDE, to
AUGUSTUS EDv ARD BIESER, Jr, a
son OF Or. a. Il. Bieser. of 3l4 West 5Sth
y. Miss De Ronde Is graduate Of the
member OF the Gamma Eta Kappa
Fraternity.
CONSTANT-sT sToERGER.-Mr Johanna
Stoerger, = 62l West 135th St. New
YORK, announces the engagement of her
daughter, RUTH. TO Mr.. BAO CON
STANT. of New York.
DE s-wIEsEN.-Mrs. b. wiesen
rs Audubon av.. city, announces the en-
gagemcnt OF her daughter, CELIA. 70
Mr.. LOUIS DE VRIES, of 5l5 West NTH
St, city.
G-HORONITZ.- and Mrs.
Leon Horowitz, l.o3 Longwood ay.. an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. RENA, to Mr.. SOL BERNARD
FEINBERG, December 81. 1919.
WITZ-OFFNER.-Dr. and Mrs
Rudolph offner. of .293 % av., announce
the engagement OF their daughter
ANITA. TO Mr.. JEROME HOROWITZ.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Horowitz
Reception at savigny Hall. 30 LenoN
av., city, on Saturday evening, January
10. after eight +. NJ. No cards.
KALEM-ROCKNIAN.- and Mrs. j.
Rochman. of a60 Prospect av.. Bronx.
announces the betrothal of their daugh-
ter, IDA, TO Mr.. ABRAHAM kALEM.
of the Bronx.
KANTOR - HOTCHNER.-- - Mrs. Sabina
Hotchner announces the engagement of
her daughter, TfLLIE, to CHARLES
kANTOR. Reception January II. from
three TO six O'Clock, at the Savigny 90
Lenox aV.
HASKELL - GOLDSTEIN. Mrs. Jennie
Goldstein, so st. Nicholas av.. an
nounces the engagement of her daugh-
ter. GUSSIE, 70 Mr.. PHILLIP KAS-
KELL.
EVINE-BERGIDA.--M and Mrs. ].
Bergida. OF Brooklyn, announce the
engagement of their daughter. GER
TRUDE c.. TO HAROLD ]. LEVINE,
of $40 East 92d ST.. New York city.
MANAHAN-WAHMANN.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chris ,J Wahmann announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, LILLIAN
NJ to Lieutenant @. k. MAMMALIAN,
Of Fairfield. Texas
BAUM-HARRIS.-M and Mrs. 4.
Harris. 3l5 West 1l5th, announce the
engagement OF their 4 a u 3 n Z
BEATRICE TO Mr.. FRANK ). MAY
BAUM, of Newark. y. J.
MESSING R-FEINBERG.--Nfr. and Mrs
Herman Feinberg. of g. West 92d St..
announce the engngemen' OF the r
daughter, HENRIETTA GERALD1NE,
to Dr. MAX MESSENGER. of Brooklyn.
MILLER-ADLER MIR. avf Mr.
H. Adler, of Sii West End av., announce
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IN THE AUTOMOTIvE WORLD.


in
Kngshrdge road.
of
the of
to breaka
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urdcrtnkcrS.
Cuch a Good Time
BY DR.. BERTHOLD A. BAER.

On Christmas morning had the best time OF my life
stood next To Mr. Frank T. Campbell in the reception
room The Funeral Church. Broadway and Goth street
and helped TO hand out to hundreds Of little children nit
stockings and hats and flowers and loypops and
things
\ we'll known clergyman who addressed the children,
they had sung "Silent Night Holy Night and My
Country Tis of Thee. said To Mr. Campbell:"To most
of these children, what YOU is their only Christmas
joy
We had intended to "rcccive the children between 10
and # a. VI. When the reception il twenty
minutes TO two
We had enough presents left for at least thousand
more children.
You should have those shining with happiness
with surprise others with of joy still others in
derment whether it was true only dream
Some children were clean. while others delight
fully dirty. Over their cold fingers pulled nit
tens; over frozen pulled woollen caps
We did not give them chance TO say thanks; there
were many and we had TO he quick
But, oh my, wasn't il glorious
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A Hague correspondent of the Berlin
Tageblatt describes the Kaiser as greatly
aged. worrying about his future and con-
sldering himself us betrayed by the Ger
man people.--Page !, Part >.
Foul play is feared in the disappearance
[ II Ambrose Small Canadian theatrical
Imam, who vanished after concluding a
TWO million dollar deal-Page 4. Part 2
General Denikine has been ousted from
his post of commander In chief Of the
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CON F IR M A TIONS.

Michel L. Gomperts
announces the bar mtzvah of her SON.
GEORGE T., on Saturday January 10.
at ten O'Clock at the Hebrew Tabernacle
130th ST., between 7th and Sth avs At
home Sunday, January IL, from three TO
6. No cards.
kE1BEL.-Mr and Mrs. Erich Keibel. Of
AZ Fort Washington av., announce the
bar mitzvah Of their son. BRANDON
EMIL, saturday. January TO- at Mount
Neboh Temple. 150th St, near Broad
way. At home Saturday January 10,
three 10 six. No cards.
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anti Bolshevist forces in Southern Rus
sia Moscow reports, and the Reds haye
captured Tsartsyn, the Cossack strong
hold on the Noga.-Page 2, Part 2.
Paris gossip is that Premier Clemenceau
has married Countess d'Aunay, an Amer
lean widow.-Page 2, Part 2.
The report that the United States and
Japan have reached an accord for joint
action in Siberia has stirred the French
press, which sees new japanese domain.
Page 2, Part 2.
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ART, DRAMA, BOOKS AND FEATURES.

society
A
William
lT. p. or "ncknames"
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Sir Oliver Lodge
De Casseres could this battle royal and he has
Blockade with
making thousand miles from the and Frank
The Symbols in Masonry"
The Photographic Section timely the automobile models
Fashions
weeko
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PIE r N AL.

ADDRESSES OR HEIRS WANTED or
Woo COOK M;AR1HA: MAXI care of Augusta E. Blsbee,
HARDING, WILLIAM r.. born England. 1siG.
HASTINGS. HARRIE A, born New York State,
MURRAY, ROSE, born Montreal; had brother.
TH%ToN, descendants of James; emleratea
,.laAScY:EAkREfT; children of Rose Barrett
address NELSON ii. rUNNIcIIFF. 115 Broad.
ADDRESS wanted of Catherine Wagner, Of Grove
port; William Byron, Of Medway, Mas and
lanes .IWSs II ,oos osteford: Of Brooklyn. JEROME g.
ARTHUR J: TYLER mere, anxiously waiting to
,,, see you; love. ELIZABETH l.. H.. box POS
AZ eo9sss1 ,aa That has @ paPeT ss9ek q NTh
cate with Y. y. $40 Herald
healthy baby boy, one year
ESTATES OF THE DECEASED. MRS. MARY
LIVINGSTON OR DAVE.
lntimation Is hereby given that Action OF
9rmidals l,an Ordinary lNr. Mclr New Register
Rev. William George, residing al Beechvooi
xiewfield, Dunfermne, Scotland, ana another. as
Mary Livingston or Dayie. spouSes, who both re-
sided side at ad;N ;NsNwiandshiil pnnfermine. PURsrERs
Hebenton Livingston, residing at No. 1,73s West
Monroe street. Chicago. Illinois, u. 5. A., aud
"lHeIS, WHICH acIlOll mas Deen raised Tor the Dnr
nose Of determining the parties who have right to
me ,, residue Of the estate Of the sad Mrs. Mary
lS92) and which residue was by her Will directed
TO be divided among the children OF her decea Sed
in Jersey City. L. S, A.. and their Issue: in
which action Lord 0rmidale has pronounced the
interlocutor--
18th December, 1919. lord Ormidale-Act
Scott. The Lord Ordinary Appoints intimation OF
the dependence of this action TO he made once
week for tigee successive weeks in the following
newspapers.v viz.:-"Scotsman.' New York
Herald" Chicago Tribune and pittsburgh
Gazette Times" In order that all parties not
cited may apnear for their interest by
Tuesday the Goth dav Of January, 1920.
(Signed) GEORGE l.. VI 'CF ARLANE.
OF all which intimation Is hereNy given.
ROBERT WHITE.
Solicitor supreme Corrts
81 Frederick Street. Edinburgh.
sth December. 1919
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the engagement OF their daughter, ES-
TELLE. to LOUIS II. MILLER. Re
ception at home Sunday, January II, at
nine z. NJ. No cards.
PLOTKIN-MYERSON - Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur NJ. Myerson. of 779 Putnam av.
Brooklyn, announce the engagement o.
their daughter, LORENA g.. to Mr.
BERNARD II. PLOTKIN, of Brooklyn.
n. Y.
K-WEISBECKER. = Mr.. and
New York city. announce the engage
ment of their sister. BERTHA r
WEISBECkER. to JOSEPH REH
BOOK. OF Brooklyn. Reception Hotel
Commodore. Sunday. January -, from
three to six. No cards.
OBINSON-LEvY.-,M Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Robinson. OF 5i5 West nth St
announce the betrothal of their daugh-
ter. FLORENCE OLIVE. TO. Mr.. HAIR
OLD JULIAN LEVY, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Levy. of l06 Morningside
Drive.
ROSENGaRTEN-HO and
Mrs. l.. Horowitz. of |, 49, President st.
Brooklyn. announce the engagement Of
heir daughter, EVA, to Mr.. DAVE.
ROSENGARTEN.
HAL-MILsTIEN.-M and Mr.
J. Milstien. of 5S5 West 135th St. an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. RUTH, to Mr.. MYRON u. RO-
SENTHAL, of the Hotel Hamilton.
New York city.
ND-VERGESSLICH. Mr
and Mrs. Harry Vergesslich. OF 81
Riverside Drive. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. STELLA, t.
Mr.. MILTON J. SANDGROUND.
SCTTATZMAN - EHRLICH. - Mr.. Ford
nand Ehrlich, OF 30 Riverside Drive.
announces thc engagement of his daugh @
ter. FLORENCE. to Mr.. THEODORE
=. SCHATZMAN.
SCHENCK-NEWMA N.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Newman. of us 10th av., announce the
engage ment of their daughter. HELEN
to Mr.. MACK SCHENCK, of New York
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HEIRS-WANTED.

THE WAR rs OVER AND HAS MADE
MANY NEW HEIRS; YOU NAY BE- ONE Of
THEM; INvES1IG ATE; MANY NOW Llv-
ING IN POVERTY ARE RICH BUT DON'T
KNOW IT: OUR 400 PAGE CLOTH BOUND
INDEX ENTITLED "MISSING HEIRS AND
NEXT or KIN" DATING tI72 TO RECENT
DATE, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.
CONTAINS AUTHENTIC LISTS OF UN-
CLAIMED ESTATES AND HEIRS WANTED
AND ADVERTISED FOR IN AMERICA AND
ABROAD TO CLAIM FORTUNES; ALSO
CONTAINS CHANCERY COURTS OF ENG
LAND AND IRELAND LISTS AND BANK OF
ENGLAND UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS LIST:
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OR YOUR ANCESTORS NAMES MAY BE
AMONG THEM. SEND si.00 (ONE Doll
LARl AT ONCE FOR 400 PAGE CLOTH
BOUND BOOK; ESTABLISHED 1881.
INTERNATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY.
Dept. 26,
d. II
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REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING MARKETS.

million dollars
conditions
Building
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This edition of the HERALD con-
sists OF eight divisions, composing
seven sections, as follows
Sections. Pages.
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Summary Of tbe Rems a1ln
Features in tbe Deral0
GENERAL.

More than 45OO radicals rounded up in the Depart
ment of Justice them announced
perfect cases. deportation Also said that the work will
be pressed-Page /. Part ..
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Total pages 100
A special edition for Brooklyn IS
issued for distribution in that To-
cality.
Our readers should see that their
newsdealers deliver them the entire
newspaper.
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FOREIGN.

Premier Cemenceau informal call for the first meet
League Nations Council President Wilson Will issue
he inyitatiOns--Page1 l. Part .
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BIR T HIS.

DREYFUS.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. DREY-
FuS Cnee Jessye Cohencious) Of SIS
West 113d st. announce the birth Of
daughter, JANE ROSE. January ., 1920
LOEB.-Mr. and Mrs. EMANUEL LOEB
OF lA Nagle av., New York, announce
the birth OF daughter. on December
26, 1919. At their home on January T.
LOWENSTEIN.-Mr. and Mrs. LEO LOW
ENSTEIN. 6i5 West End av., announce
the arrival OF a son, born January I,
1879.
REIBSTETN.-Mr. and Mrs LEONARD
REIBSTEIN, 395 Fort Washington av..
announce arrival OF a son January at
the New York Nursery and Childs Hos
pital
SAFASOHN.-Mr. and Mrs. HARRY A.
SARASOHN NEE Ethel Bernslein), OF
1850 Park place, Brooklyn, n. Y, wish
TO announce the arrival of q daughter
on December 81, 1919, at the Jewish
Hospital.
SIMPSON.-Mr. and Mrs. PHILIP SIMP-
son (nee May Levy. OF 137 West 10th
St, announce the birth Of a daughter on
January >, 1920
WERSTEIN.-Mr. and Mrs. DAVID
WERSTEIN Of 40 West 10th St, New
York, announce the arrival of a son on
January l, 1920, ut Lloyos Sanitarium,
15oth ST. and ST. Nicholas place.
WINNER.-Mr. and Mrs. SAMUEL WIN
NER (nee Rose Greenfield) of 954 Pros
pect av.. Bronx, announce the birth of
son on Friday, January 2, 1920.
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SPORT.

the
of
for the World
Benny
ISecond Section
extended Ito in in the open
week
lily of the C a
of he
ia and6T
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PITTSBCRG. Pa.
HEIRS NANTEn


II the family Of the late Mrs. Margaret Melvin
or Cameron, v ho was the wife of John Cameron.
some time baker in Alloa, Scotland, wil az once
communicate with the subscribers they will hear
or something 20 their advantage. Mrs. Cameron
was a sister OF the late james Melvin, iron
founder and engineer, lloa. who died on 12ta
Cameron is James Melvin Cameron. who was some
time resident in New York. The subscribers will
bo Obliged II any one can give any particulars
THOMSON & MORGAN.
Solicitors. Alloa Scotland.
IMPORTATION desired as % the Unauthorized
entry into the premises of 1Jl. 1JG West 10th
ST.. on evening OF December "a 1919; good re.
ward. EXPORTERS WAREHOUSE CO.. Inc
% jay St. New York city. 'Phone Lispeuari-
GSFUKAiA TION desired as 10 the unaufhorIzeJ
entry into the premises OF 15s, / 80 West 10Th
ST., on evening OF December - 1919: good re-
Mard +. -. IA Herald nown
III any ody knpas the at!drfss Mrs H. Won Nusits
Kindly advise Mrs. LEVIN. Is2 Greylock aN.
g. I'll. F.-PLEASE CALL MON.
DAY. WAITING.
For adoption Pretty baby girl; parents British.
Address u. lt4 Herald.
JESSIE Y.--Come nome this evening at o'cIoct
or write and let me kn,w your prcsent auarrse,
lSo when and where | can meet YOU. EMILIA
J2s Herald.
rAkTf seeing lady knocked down by automohiIe
Ncst End aN., near 10ist st.. New Years after
noon, please communicate with her. Telephone
lanover-6S32.
MED for adoption. baby girl or boy. az.
from three months to three years: excellent
ZONE: no monev consideration r.. 165 Herald
WANT TO get into communca ton with first class
schatchen. l.. o.. 1873 Herald Brokiyn.
WILL j. W. H. come home Everything all right
MOTHER
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FINANCIAL.

Of
l.
+ stocks dealt rb-Sc Sec
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

BROKEN yEwELRY WANTED.
VIII pai cash for Old gold. siivet, platinum,
xrotrI,ou Jfarouda. pcH~ts Tait vrgt.
""''"c caLLwxN % WEST s7rH ST.
WRITE A SONG. love, mother. home, childhood.
r,iarnniss publication serd ~oris fnSrs rhorns an
Merlin. c2l. neapcg Blgck, Chicago.
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Lost on New Years Eve. DIAMOND EARPiN
abont 4 inches long H. diamonds set in platinum
~ or near Sist ST. Theatre or ia Brown On
White toNf: no questions asked. Return [
I.RODkS 40 Riverside Drive.
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5000 90 REWARD

ra,urn DIAMOND BAR PIN. containing ahon
10 dia monds lost December 20. at or hetweei
Hitz-CGflt"n and 4tth street Theatre or In taN
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LOS T AND FOUND.
AUTOMOBILE
STOLEN.

FORD 1919 touring, NO. 34252Na; stolen while
tanding in front of Winter Garden. New Years
rye: toinMunieyate Win =; y. hOfMooD. .,
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Pawn Tickets Bought.

CASH PAID IMMEDIATETY Tor pawn tickets
diamonds precious s'"res ""d i"welrv. strictly
confidential. FORGOTgTON'S. 503 Fifth av.
North East Cor. f2d ST Tel 533i--Nanderbilt.
Wrinkles Under Eyes Removed
All Kinds OF Face Bemishes Removed
BEDFORD y MSdlsohH saaiare-7.sss1c.. .s1.
Ssgging faces lifted Baggy chin frightened
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DVN OTN TT C-'I IT
DIRECTS ALL FEATuRAL IRREGULARITIES
removes all facial hlomisnes painlessly.
permanently - yeurS experience.
~ Fifth av.. OPP Waldorf. Hours 10-J
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500 90 REWARD.

WOULD party who took MINK MuFF froi
Hcarns December f3, please communicate wi
IT, lloyd. II Grceuyalc av., loukers: rccciy
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WANTED
INFORMATION

On New Years Eve. VAL O'FARRELL Df
TECTrVF AGENCY. Inc. 800 18th av
WILL tho pcrson who r, r,ccived FUR coat by mistal
from the Ritz-Carlton cloak room, New Year
morning please return n. or commynicate viii
T. T. McGRATH. Ritz Carlton Hotely
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02
~EXTRANGUL0 A 81 HIJO
AL DARLO A LUZ
Tremendo crimen cometidO
en- la capital de
Conhuila

SALTILLO, Coah. Mario 20.-En
uno de los pabellones del hospital de
la ciudad Sc cometio IN crimen nouns
truoso en- ell que una madre, 81 asi
puede llamarse, extrangulo a SUI pre-
pio hiio. despues de haberlo dadO a
luz.
Sc do aviso a Ia autoridad compe-
tente. la que Sc avoco desle luego
Ell conocimiento del infanticidio.
De las averiguaciones que Sc HI
cieron resulta que Ia mujer, que res
ponde al nombre de Juliana Aleman
nego que ella hubiera matado al nj.
no V que las huellas que ~presentaba
en- ell cuello eran debidas a las diff
cultades que habia tenido en- el alum
bramiento.
Otra mujrr, de apellido Amaro,
Que 20 hai'a en- el mismH salon del
hospital, manifesto que lie constaba
que la Aleman habia matado al nIno,
hacienda gala de sus instintos de fie-
IA.
Agrega la Amaro que Juliana CO.
gio al chicuelo del cuello Y que, ha-
ciendo IN gesto feroz y rechinando
los diantes, 10 apret6 Y luego 10 lanzo
al pavimento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02
FUE OPERADA LA TlPLE CONF
CA LAURA MIRANDA

FORTH WORTH. Texas, Mario
3O.-Ayer en- IA manans le fue prac-
ticada una delicada operation Quirdr-
cica Ell a gargarta, a IA popular ar
,ista Laura Miranda, tiple coEica de
Ia compania dc opereta Y Zarzuela
Que trabaja en- e. Hermann Park de
esta ciudaG Y que dirigen los actores
Francisco Navarrete Y Roberto Escs-
lera.
La operaci6n fue practicable por
Ell doctor T, L. Goodman, ayudado
de los m6dicos Giles ". Day, Chas O..
Hook Y Arthur Brown. La artista tu-
ro III momento de terrible sufrimien
TO, pues debido g que el cloroformo
10 cstuvo bien APPLICABLE, recobr6 el
conocimiento en- el rnomento mismo
en- u el doctor Goodman desgsrra-
ba Ia carne con el Disturb. La opera
ci6n dur6 POGO mas de n bora.
La artista Sc encuentra bien y ha
estado siendo muy visitads en- 81
cuarto del Hospital, por u compa-
heros Y personals de 81 amistad, entire
las que Sc cuentan muchas senoritas
de la localidad, admiradoras de la
popular tipla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-02
Tambien en- la Laguna
Sc siente Ia falta de
trabaiadores

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Abril l.
Sabese de buena fuente que de la
Comarca Lagunera, del Estado de
Coahuila, han lido a Ia capital del
pals, varos h~acendados de aquells
! RIGA region, ION el objeto de confe-
renicar con el Secretario de Agrl-
cultura, Y con ell jefe del Departa-
mento del Trabajo acerca de Ia ne
cesidad que hay de evitar que los ira
bajadores ~agricolas econtinuen emil
grando a los Estados Unidos.
Los algodoneros de la citada CO.
marca Sc quejan de que las siembras
Sc estan llevando a cabo, pero no con
L. actividad y la amplitud que sc de-
biera, debido a que va estan hac!en-
do falta trabajadores del campo, de
los que una gran cantidad ha estado
Handonando las haciendas Y las ran-
cherias.
De acuerdo con 10 ~expresado en- un
informe de Torreon, los agricultores
Green que POGO mas o menos habran
salido de Ia Comarca alrededor de
ounce mil hombres, Y que Sc nota
gran entusiasmo entire los que que
dan por emigrar tambien, %siguiendo a
sus c~ompaneros,
81 hasta hoy no han quedado sin
trabajadores Ia Laguna, Sc debe a
que los hacendados Sc han puesto de
acuerdo para aumentar los jorna-
les, los que han subido hasta el doble
de 10 que pagaban el ano pasado por
ell mismo trabajo.
Los agricultores de la Laguna Sc
sienten impresionados por la falta
de hombres Y han lido a Mexico a ira
tar con ell gobierno general 10 que
debe hacerse para evitar que los ira
baios sc perjudiquen de IN manera
trascendental.