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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Auto Huaiaess Crews IN MartfHsvflIc.
The automobile and truck business Is
ON the Increase in these parts. An
other concern, the MarrinSville Motor
Company has been Incorporated, and
the secretary. c. v. Ferguson, an
nounces that the company Is ready
for business, a suitable building hav-
ing heen secured and properly
euuipped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
mo War Profiteer,"
Says Lloyd George
my Uuiyersnl serviee.)

PARIS, Feb. 2l.-Evea Lloyd
George cuesot afford the luxury OF
Q Partisan l'ekinese At Present-day
prices.
Desiring TO carry bone = hapd-
some specimen Ms u souvenir Eift
for bis daughter. he recently es-
sayed to uurchasc Pekinese at a
fashionable dog funcier's shop In
the Avenue des ChHsaps 1lysecH.
elbow much for this Oaetn said
the british Premier.
"Thrce thousand dollars, and q
bargain mt TINT" replied the fsn-
cieV.
oi'm not u war pyoatcer," an
swered George. elm only q peOr
British Premier, Sorry, but can't
AFFORD IT," And he reEreyfulty put-
ted the valuable nnimaI md left the
shop to hurry TO nm appointment
with NJ. Clencncenu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
FAKE ACTION ENDS IN DEATH
Awkward Movement before Camera
Coats Vienna Policeman
His Life

VIENNA, Fob. 21.-.A craze for the
dramatic led to Policeman Johann
Radlctz accidentally shooting himself
while being photographed.
Anxious 10 make u good impression
on his wife, for whom the picture was
heing taken, ltadleta decided to strife
an attitude representing himself as
being In active combat with u despcr-
ato band OF criminals.
Establishing naked sword In one
hand and Grasping service revolver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
NEWLY RICH BUY PALACES

Continued from FIRST PaEe.1
rents and property in these neighbor-
hoods only three years ago. their
money would have been doubled to-
day"
districts and tending to go North, and
profits OF 10 per cent have been made
by owners in the favored neiShbor-
ing wealthy would-bc purchasers ,3or
any OF the palatial dwellings in Lon
don. but there is the greatest difficulty
in finding the property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
ABOLISH lLLlTERACY
IN SIX YEARS. time

lContinued from First page.)
tiers. Children make very effective
teachers for this kind of work
IT is expected that in doing this work
and in carrying this work on, native
Americans will come to know more of
the foreign born, as we'll az of Them
selves. They will gain information from
the foreigners. and they will know what
is good in them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
RICHMOND TIMES p1spArrH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY e. 1899

ventors arc low cost and rapidty OF
construction two weeks being esti-
mated FOR the building OF an oight-
room house, no skilled labor needed.
and frcproof structures.
A detailed statement OF tho plan anu
biuo prints hnvo been furnished by tho
inventors. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
OWNERS SEEK PROTECTION
CARS STOLEN ARE VALUED
e. AT 20 MILLIONS YEARLY
SgirginIs Autsaabiie Deaiers' Meeting
A. Here In March VIII OlSeusa
Needed Measures.

So More than % 900 automobiles. valued
ssat Srand total of S2S,e00,opo We're
stolep bX thieves during ,ns past ny year Se
mobiio Dealers Association have
aroused IN the various state , ofSah. saI
sassis,ance to curb the depredations Of
sthe automobile thief.
r. This will be one Of the imPortant
Sinattefs that will be taken UP by the
Virginia State Automobile Dealers AS,
ssociation when II meets In RiChmonu
during the week OF a s5 10 o. p. w hntd
" Several other important matters VIII
she taken up by the association; One OF
! the problems will be the creation OF q
traffic bureau which will audit ING
freight bills. adjust overcharges and
prosecute claims for damages and take
such other steps as WILL protect INC
Ipporent Owner. Le~e.
Another measure 10 be given con-
,s;dera,iop viii be the law which re-
lates to eenfiscalien of cars found en-
gaEinx in Illegal liquor traffic. il the
past the car. even 10 stolen was con
iiscated and the owner was forced 10
row on ME in Southern States in which
this point is being contested. The as.
Sociation afee inderses tho Townsend
highway bill, which will provide States
the terms Of this act. now before Con-
gress. four trunk Highways, are
and a~ senn Thess ~0 are ,o
meet with various hiShwaSs in the
several States and will he larSelS I'M
der the supervision Of the Federal gov
ernmebt-
Plans also will be made at the con-
.yention to conduct 4 campaign for an
Increased membership. Al the recent
Chicago convention report showed
total Of 10000 dealers selling cars in
Stho Tilted States. The national Assoc
aciatioH aims TO add at least 10000 OF
them as members. Virginia officers are
now making plans TO add their portion
to this goat fixed by the national OH
Tranc Bureau Helpful
- DiPodssinG the national association,
Prestient IA. Kline, OF the Virginia
State Automobile Dealers Associa ton.
said: sThere Is no question but the
membership will be vastly benefited
by thfS association. Take, for instance,
the bill providing for traffic bureau.
Each year the dealers lose valuable
tho in visiting the freight stations and
| Of freight disputes. This time could
I he applied to the making Of sales and
the time thus spent would be more
profitable TO the dealer. Then there
is the prosecution of claims against
railways because of breakage. This
often requires legal talent and it goes
without saying that one man vested
with a complete knowledge as to how
accomplish much more than each
dealer being forced to appear In per-
son or by attorney and prosecute his
own claim. The help no received would
be worth, more to him than tha totai
/ cost Of membership"
y Auto nusiuess Crews In MartiasvilIe.
H MARTINSyILLE. VA, Feb; 81
other concern, the Marrinsville Motto,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
DECLARES EUROPE
is UNTRUSTW0RTHY

CONTINUED from First pago.l
trinl giants, thus crippled. could still
DO made TO toll with hands md fcct
in servitudo TO their victors for ut
least two generations.
That the chief hope OF staying the
progress OF revolution and repudia-
ton in all Central Europe Is to sus-
tain "those moderate forces Of order,
which, somewhat TO tho worlds sur
prise. still manage to maintain them
solves on the rock Of German char
acter."
Necessity of Russian Food.
That peaco with Russia, and lift
ing OF tho blockade. is Il necessary IL
Europe is not TO starve In 1891. Bum.
per harvests in North America are not
ahead, With the governments liked
price for wheat removed this year.
American production will certainly
fall or, leaving small surplus for ex-
port. Russia is; therefore, The sole
hone OF feeding Europe.
That Great i,ritaiu's own flnancia,
condition is sound. hut Tint she has
that tho financial capacity Of the
United Kingdom is now only two-fifths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
that OF tho United States. and It's In
como only one-third."'
Mr.. Keynes sums up with this:
sSxynnldnst prnnv.N

states Treasury. j Would not iomd a
penny to single ono OF tho present
governments OF Europe. Thoy are. not
they would devote to tho furtheranco
Of policies TO Which. In spite Of Presi-
dent Wilson'S failure to nssort either
tho might or tho idoals OF tho Ameri-
can people. the Republican aud tho
Democratic parties AFRO both probably
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
IAliGAlNs IN HOMES

N'w a'room modcrn bunrnln,y c,s,
"e''' corner garage, $500: third cash'
N'N hrnom m0cern home. fine io..s'
u'n. az il"crs ana an built In fe,tur,.s
f'.,""' Nd.unn cash will handle
N,'ih new s.runm and sl..ni,,.
pul,h' corner on pavement. fu-nar''
'ln garage. $4,000: $1,000 down an1
''ilh'" Z" suit purchaser.
"lNi"nm Wndcrn huugalaw .ast fr,,,,
w., III pavement good buy nj s.. ,O0. "a
iiNrro"m modern. brcaklns, ,,o,,
torm' ''t Fl-'oo0,
fiN"toom modern finme On n,,.,,,,.,,,
iHll"r street. garage. 81 kOO Va
fine btool'i muirrn Lri.l, h,,,,..,,,....
''h li"ors ~ bur, ~ features 1,,,,,','''.
Ehfage. east front sgxIlO. c,rn,', -
ti. T. '''''''' f''uoN
N'N s.toum modern bungalow and
N''s"o cash aud balance yearly
., ~ room houses close in west a,
,''", ''l '"Nl" east front, for 81 Too.
'"i'd e-nh aud balance Ike rent.
81. 'I"nn modern every way. harayo,,l
ll""rs. nearly new and dandy AZ Sit
GOO; terms. va
Groom brick hungal,w. modern .v,r,
way hardwood floors. furnace s,rv,r,s
hours. GARAGE $4,000
Nrw srnIm mud.rn hungalow Will.
'nd garage. s. iuo. ~ 000 cash n,,,,,,,,,,
nbuM LAND COMPANY. rh"ne ~.
''''' Insurance.
gnf Do.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

FOR RENT-Nirc large front bed
room, 20 men only Phone 1904. POI ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
For RENT-Loyely front bedroom. aOi
Tyler. 200 3ip

FOR EENT--Nlccly furnished room In
young lady Phone li2s. 1893 Gp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
LOST
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

For gENT--Furnishel room. gentle.
men only. sol Tyler ~. 20i 3tp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

fAii;MuJ Mt Maternity Hospital Tor
prices reasonable. trrus o.
iuit: mny work for hoard. bahit ~
adopted. Write Tor hooklci. Mrs T D.
..ong. f9ii T. 18th. kansas city. Me-
go tn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

Buys ou" 81 the best liN"r'"m mu.t
Drn houses 100 routh p,rt of town. Five
nice rooms. with built in features break.
fnHt rupu, ,1st front nice l'wn Hud
Trees. garage and trees Cril early
'iondty fur appointment us We viii spll
this 90 the nist wtiy that $500 a.
r. ". Cotton 4 Co. Phone aia
2Ot it,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

BRAIDS made from conibinptf. t.ihr
Hair dressing Parlor. ~ Fuaha bljs
Phone II. GAG ne
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

FOR SALE-Dndgc roadster late mod.
e. ]. Rooney a CO.. Phone MIG. 2D3 &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
NEW HOME JisT nENG CON.
ItI IHfIfIfn

SIX large rooms. breakfast room. hali.
bath, hifvmrnt, garage ANA walks. Nir.
Finishing light fixtures ana ~ mndci II
convenience. This plnrr cnn BE- buught
next week un clusf price ana good
terms.
T. W Gotten 8 60, Phone go.
eos Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
GAIT'S SPECIALS.
Ilali,es.

1000 block Fillmore . new bungalows,
rouins each. t7.2i0.
j'ruofn and aroum. both mudrrn. plrs.
tered practically new, east front. closc
~ Buchanan. 5000 Terms.
Groom modern. \ W. part. garage
walkr, 81 .00u Terms.
iroom modern. corner. east front.
liuohinan, 81 .iuh Toina.
b.ruom nav bungalow. y. W mari.
r0oal huy ~ sh.2a0 ~ inu cash.
a.ruom mO'l"IiI. close IN. Johnson. 81
GOO. $500 cash.
i.loo'n, close In Grant. S2l00. gsOd
cash. $50 month.
i-rrUn bungalow. east front. goOl
hnpt. $500. ,Sn0 cash.
I.0iG
18th -'rcct. - ly is0. near Polk. harm
well ana windmill. $1,000.
1904 block Fillmore. wcrt front. $3.50
It's n bargain.
sloO block Pierce. east 'front.'. see.
fs00 casfi,
2loo block buchanan. west fronts
500. ~ each.
Land.
Go 1cr"s. South Wildorado well Inn
proved. 500
000 ncrus good plains land. is miles
S'Wh Amarillo S3i.
~ 1crcy Veil improved. two sets nj
'mpr' ''mcnts ? L'iloa Panhandle. SIS.
l'o acres. pcrloct. mimpoy~d.
MUGS Annrlliu N.0 2Oi u,
GAIT LAND COMPANY.
fWquH l'lds. rhune 775
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

ONE on TilE BEST SECTIONS OF
LAM
In the Panhandle close ~ Amarillo.
improved. gOui wen. houses. barns ard
siuWinR crop. goa ltc
7 ". Gotten 4 CO.. Puckctt bldg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

FGt IEN'r- 2dh North buchanan. .
iD.m. o. ". liruucr q Company
a0i M,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
goItl0 FOoT tOr

NNNllN l'HlI l|lI
with p'ying w front f0r 81 Goa. with
only Sio1 cnih ,ni ,ir
T. W Cotton s Go. Phonr 2ie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

s0O-CIr:s-'f4 miles y. W. " Junction.
en- Bear Ireck. ~ acres cult. 90 lu.
gated. l"ua,s; fencrd-not lensd tor
oil "a gas. miles y. O.. church. schuol.
900 pecan trees. good hunting. fishing
Pen li"y, owner, Junction. TeXas.
30i ltp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

FIVE ROOM MODERN HOME.
S"utl' piri ~ town htonkfaa, rnrm.
huIlt IN features, nice floors. lawn trees,
wallis gning" east lruut $500 rsh
'id - ~ terms 21i tie
7 W. Gotten & CO., Phone 2Ig.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

ron sAI T-One f,:ding baby buggy
and % White Leghorn laying hens.
: nune 1850. gossip
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

WOl Id you invest une dollar a week
ton ten weeks on a chance tu make ST..
oo0 ~ moreg Particulars free. M oD.
Ngaliun Writ J, \. Carlton. Dos G5G.
Fort Worth, Texas. s0i ltp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Niccly furnished south
bed room. gentleman preferred Amply
200 Johnson 81. Phone 1875. 200 itp
For RENT-Furnish.d Modern four.
rom house. GOaA jefferson. Phone
-Se5. eos Cup
Dol, lsENT-Fivc.room modern house
partly furnished with garage and out.
hauscs. Ready Co occupy by LIST July.
t'hone isso. - 6ip
10 .RENT-Thrcc roum house. PARTLY
furniahed. m~l,rn. sos Van buren, 81.
4 900 ZIP
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27

WNN1ED-Two In nat wors dent Alsn
'Imns boy over ~ yrs. Of age. Am.
riillo Laundry e0i Itr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS

HAvI. your Auto Repair work done NJ
the Little Palace Garage, 10Th and
street Work called FOR and
delivered. All work guaranteed. over
land authorized service station. Alban'
flamllton.McSwaln. Pfoprietors:. Phone
20CS. I,ealdencO Phone 2295. 2Cip
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
RENACEN EN- CHIHUAHUA
a A~CTIVIDADES
MINERAS
Ell Gobdor. hizo una vista
a Pnral, Santa Barbara
y Minas Nueuas

CHIHUAHUA, Septiembre Ell go
be-nador provisional del Estado, pro-
fesor don Abel S. Rodriguez, ACADIA
de resresar a esta capital despues de
naber llevado a cabo un Viaje por los
districts de Hidalgo, Jimenez Y Ca
MARCO. donde visit6 todos los centres
industrialeS, educativos, etc. practI
canio en- general una vista de inGpe,-
ci6n.
- gobernador no tuvo mas CON
traticmpos en- su viaje que !os h
rentes Il Ia irregularidad del trafico,
o~casionada por los lltimos deSlaves.
En- Parral, el senior Rodriguez hizo
una vista a los edificios publicoS y
las ~escuelas donde pudo recabar datos
interesantes aCerca de Ia administra-
ci6n, pudiendo dictar medi-
das tendencies al mejoramiento de eS-
IA. Nisit6 tambiGn durante esos dlas,
los centres induStriales de mayo i'm
p~ortancia que Sc encuentran en- las
~cercanfas, a los cuales Sc dirigi6 acorn
panado de ~algunoS prominecteS veci-
nos de Quel !uSar y 4 bordo de un au-
lom6vil. E.Stuvo en- Santa Barbara Y
Minas NuevaS o Villa Escohedo,
n~egociaciones en- donde los ~trabajos
estan adquiriendo IN impulse extra
ordinario. encontrando que en- Santa
Barbara los trabajoS mineros Y muy
espcialmcnte los dc la compaAia de
Tecolotes Mining Co, Sc hallan en-
v~erdaderc auge pUes que ia expresada
negociaci6n minera tiene trabajando
actualmente ~alrededor de dos mil Qui-
nientos obreros muy bien ~retrlbuidos.
Esa nume-o de operarios, seg1n decir
de los patrones. sera en- breve aurnen-
ado.
En- cuanto a "a compania dc Veta
| Colorado. establecida Ell Minas Sue-
| vas. va ensancha tambien sus traba-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
POR HSPANO AMERICA q
Herrera tomGrd possession
ell IS de septiembre

GUATEMALA, S~eptiembre S.-f'l
rroximo dta Is del mes en- curse. to-
mara possession del cargo de Presiden-
te Constitutional de Ia Republlca7 81 lr
Carlos Herrera, Que fue electo por una
aplastante mayoria de votos en- las e.
leccIones del mes pasado.
Hasta ahora el doctor Herrera ha
venido desempenando el puesto del
Executive provisionalmente: con Ia IA
~probaci6n general de los guatemala
COS, pies S,l labor en- los mescS que
lleva de estar al frente del goblerno.
ha sido muy honrada e inspirada ea
un espirItu de crnciliaciGn. FL Pre-
sidente electo ma recibido f~elicitacio-
nes numcroSas. no s3lo de u con-
~nacionales, Sino de muchos gobiernos
extranjeros. Ultimamente SO orEanlzo
en- esta capital. una manifestation en-
Ia que tomaron parte 10000 personals.
que fueron a presentar sus paraoienes
al presIdente cleCto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
Nicaragua contrata otro
emprestito en- EE. UU.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Sepucmbre
S.-Oficialmente Sc ha anunciado aqul
que eI gobierno nicarasiiense, por cor
drcto de SUI Secretario dc Hacienda
due Sc encuentra al presente en- los is
tados Unidos, ha completado los ARE
CLOS para contratar I'm nuevo emprtStl-
TO, cuyos fondos Sc emplearan en-
obFas publicas.
Ell gobierno nicaragiien proyecta
comprar obIlGaciones inSiesas por va
lor de million y medic de pesos, reaIl-
zando con clio ina ~ganancia por Ia di-
fercncia favorable i" los cambloS'
Con parte del emprestito Sc tiene tam
bien ell proyecto de comprar eI re-
r~rocarril del Pacifico, paEando la MI
tad en- Elective y Ia otra mitad en- DO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
VA A SER REFORMADA
La CONSTITUTION
DE
Sc quiere que no gocen de
impunidad los funcionmios
de election popular

TORREON. Septiembre EN- es-
Ia localidad Sc han tenido infornes
relatives a Ia iniciativa que de ser a
relatives a Ia inicia,iva que de ser a
probada por los Ayu2tamientos del
Estado presentara el go~bernador de
C~oahuiIa, general Luis Gutierrez, a
Ia Cdmara Local, en- Ell sentido de que
Ia Constitution de esta entidad ie-
Gerativa sea reformada en- sus artIcu-
los 159 Y 16S.
Los arttculos en- question establcccn
que los ~fuacionarios Gobernador, Ma
g~istrados. residences Municipales, Sim
dicos V Regidores no podran ser proce-
sadoS mientras Sc encuentren en- ejer-
cicio de suS funciones, 10 cual consti-
tuye una enorme inmoralidad: los
funcionarios publicos, con 20 que asien
tan los a~rticuIos 159 ' 1GS de la Cons
tituci6n Local. pueden Cometer impu-
nemente toda clase de a~tropellos, va
liendose de los altos puestos que ocu-
pan.
FL Ayuntamiento de esta iocalidad
do desde luego su aprobaci6n a esta
honrada Indicative.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
Chihuahua contmd con una
amplia red de comunica-
clones felefonicas

CHIHUAHUA Septiembre 5.-El
gobierno de esta entidad recibi6 va II
cuarra parte del alaInbre que enria
e. Gbno. del Centre por ge~stiones q el
general Ignacio c. EnrfqueZ practice
cerca del Presidente de Ia Huerta du-
-ante 81 0ltiDo viaje a IA capital de
Ii Eepdblica-
BESIDE luegc So procedera a "a x
tension de Ia red de- ConuniCaciones.
ahor, muy deficiente, con que cuenta
el Es;ado Y en- breve los Servicios te-
leeracicos Y de telefonos Seran mejo-
radios hasta saciSfacer las neccsidades
que reclana el p~rosreso.
-Por raZones dc economic Y da-
6as las buenaS relaC:ones er cue Sc
e~ncuentran 81 Executive del Estado y
las a~utoridadcs m~unicipales. 81 c. Co
hcrnador Abel :. Rodriguez, ACADIA de
acordar IA suspension de- puesto de
Inspector General de PolCfa. e. cual
venia sicndo dcsempenado por 81 senior
Genaro LuCo Verdeja-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
LAS RElAClONES ENTIRE ESPA-
Ma Y Ell ECUADOR

MADRID. Sptiembre S.--Comentando
FL Mundo'. de esta capital. ell discur-
so inaugural pronunciadn por cl nue-
vo Prcsidente del Ecuador. Jose Luis
Tamayo. II i~niciars su periodic dc go
hierno Y en- e! cual hizo votos por e.
estrechamiento de las rclaciones entire
csa RepubliCa Y Ia madrs patria- V OK
press G. dcsco dc que Ia. immigration
hispara aumcntase, dice.
Eel pueblo eSpanol debe dc mcstrar-
Sc mUy a~Gradecido por 81 mensaje del
nuero Prcsidente del Ecuador. en- dom
de Sc hacen los mejores votos por Fs-
paha". Y agrega one los ospanoles han
sido recibidos Siemrre con los brazos
ahiertoS en- la citada %republica sud-a
mericana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
Renuncio ell jefe del
Gabiaete del Peri

LIMA. PERT. Septiembre S.-La di-
mission del senior Melton +. Porras.
Jefe del Gabinete Peruano. Que Sc h2-
LA pendiente desde hace dias, Ia ST
do por fin aceptada por el Primer Ma
gistrado de IA Republica. oficialmen-
tie. Ell Ministro de G~obernaci0n o del
Interior. asumira te~mporalmente Ia
cartera del Ministro d!mitente'
La renuncia del doctor Porras fue
motivada por Ia negativa del gobierno
a CONGO las decisiones de tlaoeas
Corpus de la Corte Superior autoriZan-
do la repatriation de Juan Durand '
otros desterrados pOiiticCs compiled
dos en- una supuesta co~nspiraclon
contra Ell actual gobiernO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
ESCAPE BELMoNTE DE SER
HERIDO

MURCIA, Septiembre 9.-Belmonte,
torero muy cohocido, escape de ser
gravemente herido por el cuarto de
los toros que Sc lidiaron hoy en- Ia
plaza de tGros de esta ciudad, Y que
que le TOGO a 81 matar. Dicho toro 10
arroj6 por el aire a gran distancia.
Tanto este torero como Fortuna Y
Sanchez Mejias vieron premiada su
notable habilidad en- Ia suerte de las
banderilaS asf como en- las de IA pre-
~paraci6n de IA supreme Y en- esta
miSTna- con grandes ~ovaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
Sc lMPONEN CONTRlBUCIONES 4
LOS VASCOS

MADRID. Septiembre i.-Las tres
provinCias vascas de Alava, Guipuz-
Goa y NizCaya. las cuales diSfrutaban
virtUalmente de independence econ6-
mica. tendran que pagan ~coEtrbucio-
mes anuales fijas. al gobiernC CEN
trail en- los pr6yimos cinco amos. de 9
cuerdo cor un decreto real. promulga-
do recientemerte. La contribution que
tendrdn que pagan dichas pr~ovincias,
seran como siGue: Alava, G67 p~esetas;
Guipuzcoa, 2.+lI.OO0 pesetas y Vizca-
Va 500 mil pesetas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
CABLES DE ESPANA
Seruoo especial de LA PRENSA
Sc podran vender carros motores franceses y americanos.
Una bandera e%spanola arrancada de su asia y que
mada--Escapo Belmonte de ser herido.-Arresto de
sindicalstas.
& s. &


MADRID. Septiemhre 9.-Los ca
rros motores p~ertenecienteS q los al
macenes de guerra t~ranccses = \ame-
r~icanos que Sc estan realizandO en-
Francia, podran ser vendidoS du-ante
el festival de Sa Sebastian. mediante
el perniso correspondence. seEun
fue decidjdo por ei Gabinete espanol.
debiendo quedar garantizado dc1ida-
mente. de antemano, el page de los
derechos, en- case de que las ventas
Sc hagan a base dc avalGo.
Tai .perniso fus dado a pctici6n del
gobierno frances traSmitida por con-
ducto del Emhajador espsnol en- Pa
RS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
CHOCOLATE MEXICANO

Este articulo 10 hemos manu-
;acturado en- esta casa por mas de
10 amos; por la gran demanda que
tiene el chocolate me he visto obi
gado a instalar maquinas elecsri-
cas-. facilitandoseme surtir ordenes
de cualquier cantidad.
Por los muchos rivales que tie
ne el chocolate marca los CO.
Co.'S, la marca esta registrada.
Chocolate marca LOS CO.
Co.'S de S libras ar-Tba .+0c
De 100 libras arriba 2 Por Glen
to de descuento
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
TRATARA Ell Case DE LA
DISPUTA ~POLACO-LITUA-
MA LA LIGA DE LAS
NACIONES

LONDRES, S~eptiembre 9.-La soil
ci;ad de POlonIa a IA Liga de las Ma
lone para que esta conOCiera de Il
dispUta territorial entire Polonia y Lii
tuam:a, obrando como arbitro, Sc to-
mara en- consideration por Il citada
Liga. puesto que de 81 p-opia cuenta
tCmO ID inic!ariva en- las hoStilidades
l1lso-polacas. ii depa-ramento politi-
co DE- IA Liga ia ir;ciado una avert
guaci@n para Yer 10 que haya de cier-
TO en- tales carcos.