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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

Prices range from a modest $40
upwards, and our well-known Low-Profit
Margin policy makes it an absolute certainty that
you will very substantial amount matter what
price you decide to pay. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Snapshot" Union
Men in Spokane

SroKANE. Sept. 81 Tho Central
Labor council here has snapshot
squad working. The squad en-.
trenches outside non.union r-stau-
rants and ''shoots- union men patro-
nixing them. Pictures are to tc pub
llshed In a labor paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Bureau of
MiSSinQ
Relatives

Miss Agnes Young. general dciiv-
cry. Prince Rupert Canada. is anx.
ious TO locate Arthur William Lyfnd.
OF tho seth infantry. Fourth division.
She fears ho may have been killed In
action In France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Seattleite Is
BackFromT Trip
Thru Morocco

PARIs.-fRy Maiil-Two Amcrs,
can Red Cross officers. Captains
Robert s. DOMAIN. OF Bay City. Mich.
and MerI IAvoy. of Seattle. who
have returned 10 Paris after an of
1ciAl tour OF Northern Africa give
pmo interesting figures TO indicate
hat Morocco Is rapidly gaining In
(ocDnomic importance.
From y Wild expanse OF unproduct.
1ve country. peopled largely by Arab
tribes. In 1919. Morocco has devel-
oped In the past seven years into
What promises to become thriving
modern commercial and Industrial
nation doing business on a large
scale In all the markets Of the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

Last year the federal trcasury
was increased by sso5 900 900 In to-
bacco taxes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21

In the decoration Of chipa-war
the Chinese make Eenerous use OF
tho willow tree tea-housc at shang.
hzi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-21
Our Service to the Men
and Boys Of the Northwest

Is Just this: We would rather
sell two garments at small profit margin
than one at greater profit and we offer only such
worthy fabrics and workmanship that first purchase will
make every boy LundquisLly customer for life
The VOLUME of our great business nsres you the utmost
limit in Values-The VALUE we give you ensures the
continual growth Of that business.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Good Talcum Powders
at
Anniversary Sale Reductions

Williams, Colgate's, Palmolive, Jergen's
Harriet Hubbard Ayres, Spooners, Denneys
and Blue Lily; regular l9c and 25c cans for
lie.
Tooth Bmshes-Prophyactc 45c each;
other makes, l9c, 25c and 40c.
Soaps-Munyon's Witch Hazel; regular
15c a cake, for 10c.
Daggett and Ramsdell's; regular lOc cake,
at 3 for 25c
Williams Elder Flower, special at for Soc
Djer Kiss Sachet Powder for ST an OF.
Djer Kiss Face Powder, 55c.
Java Rice Face Powder; regular soc, for
39c.
White Ivory Clocks, specially priced from
S1.00 to $3.50 each
Toilet Goods-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Notions and Sewing
Needfuls at Anniver-
sarY Sale Savings.

All sizes, black and white
Hooks and Eyes, regularly
Zoe card. DC card.
BLACK Lace Pins. solid
heads, rex. Sc card, for Be
card.
Large sire tough paper
Laundry Bags, reg. loo. for
I0c cnch.
Aladdin Dye Soao and Rit
Soap Dye; reg. Zoe cake for
&c cake.
DarninR Cotton. black only.
2-strand soft finish, special
2 for De.
snap Fasteners. our rcEu-
lar &c ones, In this sale for
5c ~ dozen.
Special Hair Nets of fine
quality In all colors, fringe
or cap shape. Zoe each, 81 a
dos.
a counter full Of fashion
able fancy ivory and ceiiuioid
buttons at HALF PRICE
Motions, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04

Ono day Rubadub. the fairyman,
came into iho bilor-shop Where
Nancy and Nick were working for
dear life on VIII Woodpecker's spring
clothes. Rubadub had a very mys-
ierious look on his face and tipioed
softly. with his fingers on bis lips as
though they were not sufficient 10
keep back the important news that
WAS trying 30 get out.
Then. Jerking his thumb backwards
toward thc door Rubadub said under
his breath. "a very important person
is here. very No ether than The Bird
of-paradse she came TO get her
dress fixed up for spring r
Now the twins had put down thelr
scissors and brushes 10 hear the won
dcrful news. but 10 was disappointing
and an Nick had 20 say TO ihe fairy.
mans announcement was, ''iuh
Never heard OF herF'
MNr said Ruhadub, I'm amazed y
Bui after an. its a little wonder thal.
you haven't Birds-oi-Paradise don
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
HONOR Declined
BY MRS. RIDGELY
Will Not Serve as National
Democratic Committee
Woman for Delaware
SUFFRAGE STAND
MAY BE BACK OF 1T

Mrs. Henry Ridgely. OF Dover, has
declined appointment as member of
the W0mans Division Of The Demo-
cratic National Committee and as Ma
Nonal Committee woman for Della
ware. Her letter of decllnation Is as
follows.
Dover. Delaware.
May 3, 1920.
The Hon. Henry Il. lsaacs,
Chairman State Democratic Com.
Ford Building.
Wilmington, Delaware
MY dear Mr. lsaacs
May ! thank the State Democrat
ic Committee through you for
their invitation 10 me to sit with
Them as National Committee wom-
an for Delaware.
! have written 90 Mr.. Homer s.
Cummings that 70 will be impos-
siDle for me 10 accept the appoint
mcnt he rendered me; my letter
20 him follows.
Dover. Delaware.
May 3. 1920.
The Hon. Homer 5. Cummings.
Chairman OF the National Demo-
cratic Committee,
My dear Mr.. Cummings -
Win very real regret / iind 1t
Impossible for me 90 accept the
appointment which you offered me
as a member of the Woman's Di-
vision of The Executive Board Of
the Democratic National Commit
tee and as National Committee
woman for Delaware.
My refusal does not mean That
| I am inappreciative OF The honor
which my appointment carried
nor Of The interesting association
the work would have brought
with 10.
Very truly yours,
Mabel L. Ridgely,
lMrS. Henry Ridgely. Dover. Deli
Since I have not accepted these
Appointments ! realize that the in
HiatiOn 10 me from the State
Committee Is cancelled
Sincerely yours.
Mabel L., hidgely,
Mrs. Henry Rldgely.
Whether the action of Mrs. Ridgel
Ia declining the appointment Is du
TO Democratic members OF the Legl.
laiure lining up against suffrage rat
licati0n Is not known. but some su
fragisis today said thoy would not h
Surprised II that prompted Mrs
Rldgely's refusal to serve.
lt will be observed that Mr.
Ridgely's letter did not set forth hi
reason for declining the appoln
ment
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
person is here, very"

belong 10 our country but theS., s,,. sfs
me most beautiful of an nires. l'S 1er
why ID is such an honor TO nav sne- re
select MS 10 fix her up. She ~
rial friend of The Fairy Queen .,.,d
"Why doesn't she come m '9N''
Nancy. curiously .Not so
Ssh r. cautioned Rubadub. N9t ~
rasfi She wouldn't even Icy me ~, ~
4 GOOD look at her but hid IN a ao1,s ,ne
way and talked TO me lhroushl si,e Ne
crack She says she's very eAclus''' .
and doesn't ike 10 be stared Az .,
"All right said Nick. we j. sla,
on her when we get VII .i.lu, WIN
necker nnished. We're Just mah'ne
~ eret Win walt" said huhaduD;,
"and hunt up your best paints paint, plrd spd
feathers. IN get you the Best Bifu
poot loo SO YOU can't make any
mistake about This important Gus
iomer She's in a hurry, so u you
shoo out an these other birds j.
Copyright. 1920, n. =. AZ
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
nom YOUTHS A Ai-TO rnIrNrs

ON a charge OF larceny of an auto
mobile from George Mcguire. Leroy
6Oslee and Aulden Boone. We're each
held in 500 bail for court by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court. this
morning.
The two youths were arrested In
Philadelphia and brought back yes-
ienday by Detective Riley.
The statement 90 This paper ycstor-
day that GOslee lives al 10 2s2O
Washington street Was Incorrect
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
White Goods Specials
In the Anniversary Sale
At Reduced Prices

fine Long Cloth SO inches wide soft finish; Just right for
comfortable summer underwear 10 yard pieces 45e yard OF
$3.95 piece.
Pajama Cheeks especially for summer underwea
for men and bows small chdren play dresses 80
inches vide yard regularly this into the Anniversary sale
for only 39c yard
Resides the largest preeSt display Of Quality Printed Voes
and thin cool sensible Dress Fabrics both figured and pa
we shall have ready you fifteen twenty pieces of regular CSC
nned Voe Wednesday only at 58c yard These are all 80
Il 40 inches wide White GoodS-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Table Linen
Regular Price $1.s5 a Yard
Anniversary Sale Price
S1.4 a yard

This is heavy quality, half bleach, and
good bargain.
Turkish Towels-Extra large and win
colored borders; special al S5c each.
Honeycomb Weave Bed Spreads-Regu-
laf SO. 25 ones that are slightly soiled from
window display; special price, $2.65 each.
45c Bates Ginghams, in plaids and
stripes. in medium coorS, 35c yard.
21a-yard Wide Brown Sheeting-Close
weave quality special for CSC yard.
Huck Towels-A splendid showing of
sturdy Huck Towels at 35c, 40c and SOC
each.
Fourth Street Store.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
OPEN 9 A. NJ
Close 5. 80 p. Nj
SAT. 6 P. M.
DRESS GOODS
Specially Priced for
Our Anniversary
Sale

Six pieces Of Mohair
for i6r u I'd.
SiN pieces In dark roiors
IN Nohalr stripes, special
~ reduced TO soc yd.
Four piece Al Wool
self colorcd Brocateiies. a.
inches wide. tnnS. gnrnets
ami rose. Very nice for
house dresses. special at
$3.50 Nnrd.
piece Fopiln. piece
French Serge. piece
Crepe. they are all wool
In "a pretty shade Of re-
scda and are good bargain
nt Si.e5 a yd.
. pieces silk and Wool
Iansdownc uualii1 dress
goods. a inches wide, in
silver and orchid gray 7;
special price, Se.OO a Nd.
I piece All Wool Poplin
IN r. fich shade OF Hunt
er's Green, 4a inches wide
and specially priced at
Si.75 a yd.
Dress Goods-lst Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
COMMUNITY sEnvIcE MEETING

A general meeting OF the Whining
ton Community service Will be held
this afternoon In The Council cham
her, Ciiy Hall furihcr plans FOR
community work will be formulated
A report on The audiis OF funds oI
The community service. showing dis
Dursemenls and contributions from
February : % Npril ~. VIII be reao
by Peter Wright.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Special Demonstration Sale of
Mirror Aluminium

For the first three days of the Anniversary
Sale we have arranged for factory repre-
sentative to help show you the special ad-
vantages of this famous Aluminium Cooking
Ware. And in addition, we have limited
quantity of Mirror Aluminium Convex Ket-
ties in the handy six-Quart size-regularly
selling for $3.4o each-that we shall sell
for $2.1e as long as they last
Housefurnishing Basement
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
plTHIAN nan 90. MEETING

The annual meeting OF the Knights
Of pythlas Han Company which was
to have been held here last night. was
postponed until next Monday night.
The annual election OF officers viii
be held az that time
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
no opFN pI-nTIC couronT

<filmingi0n's nrsi public comfort
station Will soon be opened In the
Public Building French street end OF
the county side. In the rooms for
merly used as a m0rgue.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
PRISONERS WILL HELP
RAISE THEIR MEALS

LOUISVILLE. May Alfred OF pay
ing SIP q barrel for spuds for his vis-
itors. Jailer James Mari, Of the JEFF
fefson county jail intends 90 raise 'em
himself this year Hes going 90 use
xrisoners TO ian nearby farms on the
sfilIre system.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Ray CahOw Says
HEY, LISTEN:

Memory cannot escape when ar
rested By conscience.
Frenzy spends itself like bull
lei and viii do as much harm.
To risk ones own life for an
other is a saving grace.
You may temper any risk with
measure OF good sense.
some people demand the best
ard do their worst
An scye for an eye is seeing in
The DARK aQes.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
CHILDREN's DRESSES AND COATS
At Anniversary Sale Reductions.

Chldrens Gngham Dresses-SzeS to Some of these
have white sashes shocked They regular $500
dresses. For the Anniversary Sale at only $3.50 each
Boys Khaki Play Suits to S-year regular 1895
STYLES to close the Anniversary Sale for only $189 EACH
Chdrens Light Weight Spring Coa-2 to year Sizes mostly
mixed These regular $500 coats of which
are mssed display and used samples AT this Annyer
sary price they sold with the understanding that they not
exchangeabe Special, $1.89.
Chidren's SILK Popln Coats-Reguahy $500 and $500
these will not exchanged this Anniversary Sale price Of
Boys Wash Suits year sizes; regularly s175 each
$1.00 each
Chldren's Straw Has-FaS honabe models in the popular
shapes and coors regularly S175 to S675 for the Anniversary
Sale "a off regular Chidren's Dept-4th St
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
NrXy RIIiF pOps'Ian

Although such shades as peacock,
electric. and old blue are stili yerS
much In demand. navy blue Is thl
most popular shade for gowns. suits
hats. parssols and wells.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Mems Lisle Finish Half
Hose. Regular 39c
Pair. Anniversary
Price, 29c Pair.

These have double
heel, sole and toe, and
are in the most popular
colors. All sizes. Be-
ginning to m orrow W,
these regular SOC Sox
will be sold for 29c
pair.
Mems Work Sox-
Heavy mixed grey and
brown cotton Sox that
regularly have been
29c a pair, are going
for 19c pair.
Mems Wear, 1st Floor.
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
AMERICANS GROW

LONDON. April 30.--lf England goes
dry Enelishmen Will become thin. de-
ciares the Daily Mirror here Amer
leans are suffering from wave Of
fhinness." says the paper since pro-
hibitlon."
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
Anniversary Sale of 45-Inch
SI.5O Embroidered FlOuncing
for soc a yard

Very pretty for summer dresses and very
fashionable too Attractive designs done on
good yoile'
Embroidery Insertions, one to two and
half inches wide in Swiss, nainsook and cam
brio. These are finely done and we sell them
regularly for 25c soc and s5c yard Fine
for trimming children's summer dresses and for
underwear Anniversary Sale, special for only
19c yard.
Val Lace insertions, y to inches wide, in
French, German and Calais Vals, and good
variety of patterns. Special for HALF PRICE.
Lace Dept-First Floor
Evening journal., 1920-05-04
ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
b, Olive Roberts Barton.

A NEW CliSTOMER.

"A very important
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20
UNA CASA MUSICAL CUE
Sc ESTABLECE EN-
SAN ANTONIO.

En- Ia call de East Travis mImerO
POS (cerca Ged Hotel Lanicr) Sc en-
ccrtrara Ia casa de D. l. White
Music Co.. sucu!sal de n matriz del
m;smo nombre establecida sn Dallas
Esta conlpania vende TODD aquello que
t2n~a terdencia en- 81 ramo musical,
inclurendo especialmen3a los fano-
scS FianoS AuJomaticos Wur!izer.
uue son ide&leS para los cines. restaU-
rants ' denas lugares de reunioaes
DublicaS. Sin embargo. las cXiSten-
cias que exhiben, en- pianos para Ia
casa. no deian NADIA que Gesear. apar
te de que son inteligentemcnte dGS-
critos Y eXhibidos u les clientes pro
babies, por ell ST.. Sheldon, gerente dc
Ia Sucursal y qui2n por Hluchos amos
ha sido empieado de Ia asa Nurlit-
ger. La augmentation que usa. al
hacer la description de sus produc-
ties, es concisa Y notable. por 81 eXac.
titud Y claridad. Tiene un gran al
xiliar en- ST. cspCsa, "A Sra. Sheldon.
quien es Ia encargada de las ofici-
mas. Tn saludo dc ella sera para
listed quizas mas v~alioso Que 81 Va
lor del piano Que listed quicra com
prar. ALI encoatrara tambien todas
les ~facilidades Y at5nciones. que Sc lc
dispensan en- los demas estableci-
mientcs muSicaIeS de San Antonio.
(Adv.b
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DE- NEGRI. 0BREGONISTA
POR TAI CAUSA FIFE RFM"VI-
DO DE 81 CARGO DE CONSUL
EN- NUEVA YORK

NUEEA YORK, Abril 19.-Se ha
anunciado en- IL oficina consular del
"ob'erno de Carranza. Que el Consul
Ramon P. de Ncgri fue removido de
SUI CARGO por ser ~partidario de Alva-
re Oregon haber manifestado que
r?otaria L dicho jefe sonorense.
II gcb;orno de HCarranza lIam6 4
De Magma MeXiso. pero Sc duda
Que Fl ex-Consul yaya a IL Ciudad de
Mexico, lado 81 giro cue han tornado
los acontecimientos politicos. Y es
mas probable cue De Negri pcrma-
Mecca aqui a s,rvicio del movim:en-
to sonorersc o cue vaya 4 Sonora L
confererciar con los lidere: de csc
Mo:inleE1O.
los negocios del Consulate Genera.
estdn siendo dirigidos por Mena Brito.
Quicn es cren:igo Ge Alrarado Y de
otros liGercs c~brcgonistas Y ~eutera-
merte adict9 4 C~arranZa.
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Una institution a~mpliamente
conocida en- TODD ell pals,
establece una de sus ia
mosas tiendas en-
San Antonio.

En- Ia m@nana del !Sabado l. Ge
abril. ei PEblico de San Antonio tuvo
r. gusto,d de asistir Il ia Inauguration
re una de las tiendaS de j. {. Penney
Comuany. en- el numaro 800 &c IL CT
H. ". Commerce. Esta cCmoauia. que
&.tuGlmente opera 291 ti.ndas, tuvo
81 OXYGEN en- iii pequeno es:ableci-
mientc que en- 1902 fue cstablt lido en-
KemmeYer, W. listed podra ous,-
guir Ell este est&biccimientc. TODD 10
cue necesite ell Ropa, Calzado, SOM
br2ros, et".. para SeroraS. caballcros
V ninos, a los prscios mas bajos coLl-
parados con la calidad de Ia meucan-
ella. Calcule, por IN mon:entc. eI
gran poder commercial que una conf
pania que posea 29T tiendas puede
poser. Y luego comprenGera que los
precios que ellos obtienen son lCs
mas bajos del mercado Pongamos
como ejemplo, que elIos o]rdenaran 10
vestidos de un solo estilo para seno-
ras; desde luego, y aunque la can
tidad en- 81 es pequena, tendrian que
ordnrar 1910 vestidos con obieto dc
suplir con los mismos a u 29T ten
das diferentes. Pero 10 mas escenciaf
de TODD este es que G! ahorro por
el!cs obtenido. no redunda mas que
en- beneficio de sus clientes. Esta
corporation ha logrado establecer nuy
buenas relaciones con sus ~clientes me
xicancs,, debido q cue los cuentan en-
numero en- sus cstablccimientcs
de Arizona Y New Mexico, y confiaR
en- que las relaciones hasts aqui efee-
iuadas, alcanzaran todavia nayores
preparedness con Ia aperture de su
establecimiento en- San Antonio.
Una vista 2 esta casa, 10 pondra
mas al tanto de las ventajas que ofre-
ce. entire elias Ia de encontrarse en-
punto por demas centrico, ono
10 es Ia Gale de West Commerce No.
8O5, en- seguida del Banco Sullivan.
tAdy.l
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Sc volvio loco

(Viene de Ia la

al cuidado de 81 en- tanto que puece
ser !levado a Mexico.
Javier Arrangoiz es hijo del senior
don Javiar .Arrangoiz, que desempe
no eI cargo de Tesorero General de
Ia NaciGn durante los ultimos amos dei
regimen del Gra' Diaz y dIrante e:
eobierno de MaGero Y que fue consl
dorado como uno de los f~uncionarios
mas h~onorableS de Ia administrator
de Mexico. .Arrangoiz hijo, que cuen-
Ia ahora con treinta y Sels amos de
dad. case. siendo muy joven, con una
hiia de Don Pablo Escand6n. bien CO.
nocido millionaire m%eXicano que Tue
C~obernadUr del Estado de MoreloS d.
rantc los ultimos amos del gobierno
del general Diaz. Hace siete amos pro
ximamente Ia sonora Escandon de
Arranpoiz Sc divorcio de 81 esposo Y
este vino Z Nueva York. habiendo
rrabajado como estenografo Y secre-
tario en- varias negoclacioneS.
Hace como seis mese perdio 81 ira
bajo ell senior ArrangolZ I causa dc
sus actos extravagantes y cmnezo 4
ser d~espedido de las casas de foSpe-
dale por las administrators de las
r1ismas q causa de que los ~vecinos So
ouejaban de Gl nor sus extrav2gan-
cias. La melancolia lc dominaba y por
fin. Ct sabado fue arrestfdo nor Ia po-
lea Y Ilevado al hospital Bellevue.
donde Sc declare que padecia de
e~uajenaci6n mental.
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VENTAS.
AkIiCULOS MEXICAN0S

ACABAMOS De RECIBIR .eEitima cafe
- De Celaya. $50. docena y Sl.65: SuGa-
dc-o de memb-il!o, Soc; pasta m~eHbEtl.o soc ::
Eusso b.aGco. soc. libra came SEGA S5c: Chi
Is pasi!.a negro. co.oradv. mulntO. chipoLc.
cascade, auevo. ~gua!illo, colorado Gncno. 35c;
habas. 70 lib-ss POI $40: trUol tepari, 90
.ibras po- $3.50: QUeso &c TUNA nuevo, 23c,
100 pie-as $T.l5: SALSA-MOLE loo: piquin
en- ,InagTe I5c. hoSe.!a chile verde Toe. boz
tea; TOMATO FRESAbiLLA. l~cnteJas, Vi
QC.n -Jic viyo. semiia ca-abNsR sos jara-
Ocs para refCesco5. etc Nerdudero piloncilo
uexicauo. Monterrey pu-a cana. pc !ibra {:
ajo Eucyo ,.rcn secu. sc. libra caTna-0n
nuevo con c-as5a-a, Sc; garbanzo En2ia.
l5c molcajetes de piedra, 50c n.oint;oS 400 4:
mctateS grandes. $500; csnaStaS Carrie. 25.
IS ) 45c. p!eza: yerbas mcdIcIna4cs EuGvas.
al meIo- presto LesilImg choco4gtc neNIcaEo
u.ues,-as y Yrecirs L so.:citud Pida hsla gene
-. HOY MIS.iO Pcdidos a CASEZCD BROS
Box 81. Sca. y. San Antonio. Texas.
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'NAUTLA EN- PODER DEL
GENERAL DIAZ
(Viene de la Ia

cue marcharan q donde quisleran {
Sc incorporaran a las filas de Ia re-
voluci6n los cue 10 desearan. Al
gInos de ellos quedaron con los fell
cistas, Y otros Sc dirigieron al puerto
de Veracruz.
RECIBEN PARQUE
Sc asegura tambien que 81 los fe-
~licistas han r~eanudado con exito sus
actividades. ha sido despues de re-
cibir, por IN lugar de la costa del
Golfo, respectable c~ontrabando de ar
mas Y de parque.
No Sc precisa de donde ha proce-
dido csc cargamento y solo Sc sabe
que el ha servido para que los revo
lucionarios de FeracruZ actlven sus
operaciones.
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COMO FUE LA FUGA DE
OBREGON
Wiene de la 1s.)

ma Que otra pareia de transnocha-
dores.
Su salida del cafe, fue Observable
0 tres agentes de Ia policia secreta,
que tenian ell encargo de segulr de
creca todos los pasos del General
Obree6n. desde 81 llegada 4 Mexico,
los cuales, a respectable distancla para
no ser vistos. echaron q andar tras
de los generates, d~ispuestos a. no per-
derlos de vista.
Llegados a la esquina dc Mercade-
res. Oregon Y Hill Sc detuvleron, y
continuation de pie, el n trente al
otro, 81 interesante platica. Los agen
ties. los observaban.
Pocos minutes hacia que converse
ban los generates en- Ia esqulna del
Portal de Mercaderes. cuando volvlo
IA esquina TN flamantc altomovll
Hudson" de c]arTocerla azul, que sc
detuvo I'm instante. instante que bas-
10 para que. sin Zanzibar entire 81 una
palabra nj una senal, CDregon Y Hill
L. abordaran. Los agentes, que tai
vieron. corrieron al alcance de un
Ford que cerca Sc encontraba, Y
echaron a ndar traS de los m1sterlo-
SOS trasnochadores.
POR LA CAJZADA
DE TLALPAM
Lentamente. eI autom0vii Hudson
sigui0 por frcnte 4 Ia Plaza de Ia
Independcncia, vcvi0 por frente al
Pa!acio Municipal, tomo luego por
Ia Avenida Pine Suarez, : cuando los
agentes sc dieron cuenta de clio. el
auto azul, que POGO a POGO habla ldo
qbandonando 81 iento caminar, corria
q TODD correr por Ia calzada de San
Antonio Abad.
e. chauffeur del Ford" p%oliciaco,
do toda Ia velocidad a su CAIRO, y
Tue tras ell Hudson. Que parecia 70,
lar, hasta csminar un buen trecho
DOT la caIzada de Tlalpanl, donde til
v0 cue abandonar Ia persecution, an
e la imnosibilidaC dc i~gualsr Ia We
locidad del auto aZul.
Los agenteS ~regrcsarOn a Mexico,
Y dieron parte de 10 ccurrido al ms
rector General de Polic:a. Los esfucr
EOS hechos desde 'uego para l~ocalizar
2 los fugitivos. fucron inutiles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

G~RATIFICARE con 800 4 Ia persona cue
me rropcrcione informes eXactos acerca del
actual paradero de Fortunate Rodriguez. Guien
u.tima:ncrtc sc encontraba en- = Campo No. Is
de Ia Inca de- Fl Worth. Tiene l9 amos &c
dad. hijo de Higinio Rodriguez y Leocadia
II. de Rodriguez. Sus padres son origina-
rios del pueblo de Salinas, San Lus PotoSi.
Mexico. Cuaiesquer informe sobre este asun-
TO. diriiase Z JESUS Rodriguez Hospital ST.
Paul. Sanatorium. Dallas. Texas. (29)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-20

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