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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Marriage Licenses

Harry L. RiddeII Thfrtteth and Ia
fayette Place ..
Florence Waih, 547 Livingston av.,.. 2
George Walker. 500 Paca st. .... 4
Jessie Duncan, 721 Charlotte st. 49,. 3.
John Connor, 517 w. Norwood st.. 2;
Hazel Stump, 35S 8. Emerson av... 2.
Ralph Perry. Roundup, Mont. 2;
margaret Nolan, 215 n. Walcott ST.. 2;
John Williford, 100 South Cox av. q
esther Fleming, 1909 w. Twenty
oA4th st.......... ............... q
William Breedlove, 1884 College av.. 6,
Anna Gregory. COS E. Walnut St. S;
Riley Gibson, 465 Douglas st. :,
elizabeth Griffith, 1923 e. Eighteenth D
Harold Trusler. 651 Il. Twenty Third ..
Beatrice Marshall, 2319 Gale st. 3;
Frank Ellen, Kingman, Ind. q
Sarah Foster, Charlottesville. Ind u
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Service Board Views
Gas Company Books

Auditors of the Public Service Com
mission today were going over the books
of the Citizens Gas Company, which has
asked an Increase from 60 cents to 80
cents per thousand cubic feet for gas.
The audit will start at the organization
Of the company and cover all its business
to tho present day.s
According to Commissioner Glenn Van
Aukcn, who has been assigned to the
case, this audit will require several
weeks He said it probably viii not be
possible to hold hearing on the petit
ton before the latter part of February
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Farmers Committee
Considers Measures

The legislative committee of the In
diana Federation of Farmers Associa
tons opened a two-day meeting here
this afternoon for the purpose of dis
cussing recommendations to DO presented
to the Legislature
Members of the committee vafnsed to
discuss measures which probably will
be taken up. 1t Is understood. however,
that the organization is interested in
pure seed law, roads laws, the placing
of the control OF the stockyards In the
hands Of the public service commission,
the proposed organization of state
constabulary, and ether measures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Cave Man Tactics
Land Him in Jail

wOBURN, Mass. Dec. 27.-Nicholus
Garlen had been reading about cave men
and how women love EN- masterful."
He vent into the home Of neighbor
and tried TO take his wife by storm with
hs impetuous woo.ng. lie told her he
loved her. She told him to get out.
The woman brought the cave mans
suit TO an end with a broom. In Dis
trict Court she appeared as witness
against him.
Garien was sentenced to three months
in the House of Correction and appealed,
being held in $500.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Vail Smashes Speed
Record on Dirt Track

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Dec 2T-Ira
Vail broke the worlds automobile dirt
racing record on the one-mflc track here
Sunday. In wiUnlag what was billed as
he dirt track world championship. from
Roscoe SHrles and Eddie Ilcarne.
Wallis time for the 100 miles was
d is 3-J-A .Fhe former record was
- II. established last year by Eddie
Uearuc at Phoenix. Ariz.
Vail won easily. Snrles, winner Of the
Los Angeles speedway race. being forced
20 drop out on the twenty seventh lap
with engine trouble, and Hearne being
forced out on the sixteenth lap when a
broken piston was driven through his
crank case.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
London Girls Wear
Bracelet on Ankle

LONDON. Dec. 2I.-Like all the So
called fashions" and fads Of the femi-.
nine world the wearing OF the wrist
watch round the ankle has passed. Now
they are wearing a small silver chain.
y smart.y dressed woman was seen
walking along Regent street wearing n
small chain OF silver fastened round her
ankle. To a mere uniformed man 1t
looked useless, but it looks quite dainty
upon an elegant silk stocking.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Work Days Regulated
by Size of Families

WORCESTER, Dee. 27.-The Norton
Company, manufacturers of abrasives,
maintaining the largest factory here,
has inaugurated new work scale, cut
ting the working days of the week down
to five, four and three.
Four thousand operatives are en-
pl0yed. Single men, until further no.
tice, will work three days week; mar
ried men without children four days, and
married men with children fire days.
Lack of orders is given as the Teason
for the reduction.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Army Filler Wins Race

LONG BEACH, Cal. Dec. 27-Flying at
140.S miles an hour, Lieut.. Z. Il. Bratten,
L. S. A. aviator. Saturday won the 100
mile free for-all race for the Albert H.
Hays challenge trophy. Thirteen flyers
started, twelve being Army men. Eleven
finished.
Lieutenant Bratten's time for the 100
miles. flown over a triangular course, was
40 minutes - seconds
The first six machines to finish were
American built equipped with 400 horse
power Liberty motors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
DE- oRo nEEIEs HOPPE

NEW YORK, Dec. 2T.-Winse Hoppe's
ambitions ga the three cushion linz, have
drawn rise out OF Alfred DE ufB FOR.
mer three-cGshinn and pocket billiard
champion. Statements that Hoppe is Just
a. good az the three cushion game as NJ
0Rlk line billiards prompted be ORC to
challenge Hoppe for an exhibition match
If auy Number OF points for any side
bet Hoppe may choose.
Hoppe won't accept because he's
afraid" De ORC said. He can beat me
at nothing but bnk line billiards"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Boy. 16. Is LITER

WHEELING, W. Va, Dec 27-Sam-
uel Blevins, aged IS, of Little Rock,
Ark, pleaded guilty in Criminal Court
to the murder of f. c. Grandstaff. Il
railroad ear inspector. lie received q
life sentence and is the youngest prs
oner ever given suhc a sentence in West
Virginia
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
BILLIARDS
us su,s zas ssu1 s.s 80 S.@ G~ =
CITY TmnEE-cusmIoNs.
rmIs WEEk,s sCHEprLE.

Monday Night-M.tcheu VS.. Lockrdge.
Tuesday Afternoon Head W. Chief.
Tuesday Night Shane SIS. keiser.
Wednesday Night Clark VS.. Eberhart.
thursday decentralization vs..
Frye.
Thursday Nisat-Houseman vs.. Nal
Tory.
Friday Night-Rapid Fire tourney.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
DoDO NOW EXTINCT.
WAS REAL PIGEON.

The dodo was as big az a swan, and
could no more fly than an ostrich; yet
1t was true pigeon. It developed its
peculiar physical characteristics because
it lived In certain islands OF the South
Seas where IL had no natural enemies.
II grew large. fat, clumsy and fllghtless,
because II had no necessity for being
otherwise IL suddenly acquired some
enemies. when the Dutch discovered the
Island OF Nautilus, which was its home.
The Dutch sailors ran Il down on foot.
killed IL with clubs and ate 1t with
great gusto. The last Of the birds was
killed in the 18th century, but there
are written records of IL, and also skele-
tons. The same is true of its near rela
tive, the solitaire, which was much like
It, though smaller and a trifle quicker on
It's feet, so that 1t survived a few years
longer.
Pigeons live chiefly on islands. be-
cause Islands are generally free OF the
predatory animals which destroy such
birds. Pigeons are stupid. and are easily
killed, while their nests are always
poorly hidden. In the tropical islands in
Australia where they most abound, pig
cons nearly always live in trees, and
tnelr only enemies are uaNkS. u IS IN
teresting to note that these tropical pig
cons nearly always are green or greenish
In color above, so that the hawks can
not see them among the leaves. On the
other hand, the North American pigeons
and doves, which spend a good part of
their time on the ground, are always
gay in color. Nature does the best she
can for her creatures. and man seems to
be the one force that cap upset her cal
culations. He wiped out the dOdo and
the passenger pigeon, just rs he has so
many other forms that had been centuries
in achieving an adaptation to their en-
Yironment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
NO
PROFITEERING

In this day of high costs and
charges of excess profits there
is comfort in finding one place
where there is NO profiteering,
and where all the returns in
money and service are made to
you-if you will only use the
medium provided. Others are
securing immediate and salts
flying returns in its use. If you
want prompt action and re-
suits use Tines Want Ads.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
RUGS

Hundreds OK rugs, all KINDS: wool nller.
Administer. Bozart. velvet WitonS. grass
any kind OF a rug; we have them
Come and rugs Before you buy.
>GLAZER
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
REAL EsTATE-sUeUReAN.

DANDY new four-room bungalow; ground
equal to eight lots. near Lafayette in
terurban; $3.50 terms. or will trade for
city property. Main 1SG; evenings Pros
pect 1898.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
HoUsEs-To LET.

VIOLET ray sud swedish massage AaISs
DE WE'RE. III ". Ohio Main St7s
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
NOTICES.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.

Netureopatny.
Swedish Massage Baths and gel-
eral treatments. Thorough satisfac-
ton. rs East Vermont street. First
fioor front. Hours 10 g. m. to p. n
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Equity in 5
room cottage for small car and some
cash; well. cistern, light. gas cellar. on
improved street. Call at 1915 Montcalm
street.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-23

IND leine Giinimg Tang better, lpte
BON einsm innercn Drude; i'd neiB
ober nidt, ob Gle nidt leihtTnnig o0er
Dieaeift felbit gstiui6t cine 6offnun9
geben, ipo feline lit. SD femme BON ben
8er6dltnifen, melne Sic mir anoeus
ten ni6ts, uno borlm merten sic ouf,
Cir, es 6onoelt Iih nm biz @riiten3
einer qan5en 6amilie. SD babe mid
alerbinQs in llntcrhdnolung cin9elai
zen, Die beu., sum 4bi6luB tpmmen
Ioqten, unb 70 boffnnn9slos bos porz
gei9lagene lle6ereintommen aud fir
mid 1T, 70 oeroebens ib and a6t Ia
&c lang mid abgemiibt babe, es MIR
auf ben 8erluIt zines 36eiles meiner
2dnbereien gu bei1rdnten. 70 IdiBt
es mid bod Dor aIgen6lidlihem,
gGnsli9em Huin. GtoBe i'd beute ben
@er9lei9sborfdlda 8uriid unb elm fir
mid 6offnun9stoier pro8eB beginnt,
70 babe i9 Die fhere 4usii6t, nit mel
uem @runbei9ent6um aud nod meme
gdn3e beipeqlihe 6abe burh bic SO.
ten oes 8ro3eFes at oerIieren. Woaen
Gle mid nun, dngeiidts oieIe5 Stan
bes Der 8inae. nod einmul Dor einem
llebereinfommen marnen. Sir9"
Selmitebt fab iinnenb Dor Iid ME.
Der. SIS iei ferue BON MIR" Iagte tr
nad elmer Boufe, oeine i6pere 8erant
pprtunq lei@tiinniQ nuf midi 5i ne2s
men; mie o6er Die 5o9en Ttehen. muB
i9 Sbnen atcs. mas il fel6ii neiB.
mittheilen; SIR perI6nliAc8 SntereHe.
Cir. luiro Gle nor isbem unboriidti
gen @ebrau6e besTelben beipobren,
unO Sic m0gen bonn 6an0eln ipie Is
SIR ei9enes llrt6eil Shnen ror.
i9rei6t." @r 0a6barauf BEN 9fldnser
cine tur3e @ti33e BON Der Ieirerieits
ii6ernommenen @ormunbfhaft uuo
ieinen Grle6niTen in Gep gorf; er
hob IS berpor. odB FER aus oem Wafer
eeaoQene Subentno6e rur burh feline
Gleiber un0 Die 6ei i6m 0%efun0enen sc
een1tdnbe r%etoQros3iert moroen mar;
CT na6m Gbarleps eriign Brief ans Der
Sofhe un6 cab Die n6thiaen @ussii9s
bdrous. .Gs 6onbelt IT'D MIR nod
i'm stpei cage 3eit cir" fdIoB er;
i'd babe meitere Gdhrimt. bie MIDI
penigitsns III Der 6offuung bershti0t
meinen W}iin0el pieber dlfaufinoen
unb unter metre 9b6ut at 6rinaen.
&6nnen Gle oiio uoa einige GAGE 3eit
oepinnen. 70 i6un Gie es. uu0 parten
Gle rem 2ouf Der @reigniiIe d6."
Glliot, BE Urine in eiudnosr oeihlds
cen. faB ftumm pie init iid iel6it Rotb
pfIeqeno, oa.
.Gs 1T bies bic Iouoetbarite Sc
T1inte, bic mir iemals oorgetommen
lit. unb Iie maa S.hre Barnuna pols
Washington Journal., 1920-04-23

fommen rehtferti9en. beeann er nab
elmer MeiIs. .Sogen Sic mir aber
cirs, Sir!" fubr er, iid serabs dufs
Ietenb, fort. sd made burduus
nidt oarduf Mnfprud, bel Sbntn in
defenders autem anoenten gu ftebsn,
unb nun frags i'd mid persebens. mel.
DE llrfahe sic su Sbrsn jeBieen nit
t6eiiungen peranlabt babe - bic Sors
ge fir mein Moblereeben bod Iiderli6
am penisiien. SD iebs ben 4nseIes
gerbsiten, ipel9e mid beriihren, inn
mer aerne ouf ben @ruuo, unb 70
menig i) in bic @a6r6eit Sbrer
9orTtelung ben eerinaiten 3lpeifel
TsBc. 10 Isbr oerlongt ss bod mein Sus
tereiIe, bdb i6 Die sigentlide 9(bIi6t.
neIde sic BEL Sbrem iebigen Sdritte
oebabt, tennen lerne."
Selmitsbt fab ben 9flan3er ,iuen
giigenblid groB an. bonn itieg Elm ion=
berfares 2G6eln In Tein @eIidt unb
er erbob ii6.
sd MIL Shnen bic 6rage beauts
porten. Sir" fagte er. SIS lieet
i'm oeutihen @%bdrattsr. liebsr Elm
felbTterlittenes llnredt gu perseKsn.
penn es notbipenoig miro, als nit
~offenen @usen Elm llnrs9t an anbereu
asldleben 81 laHen. SD lam mir
fsnten. DAB elm 70 einfad.r Gruno
Sic fremoartie beriibrt; i'd babe ubsr
feline anbere GrtlGruns fir metn
9onoeln gu aeben. sic ipiFen
jebt, ipas ih Shnsn mit3utbeilen fir
notbmcnoig fono. nun banoeIn sic
naM eiaensm Grmefen"
(0ortlcsnne folgt.)
Washington Journal., 1920-04-23

Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G. Winkler, ITO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, d. c.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-23

Entered as second-class matter August
I, 1915, at the post Office Washington,
D. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-23
Iwastins o Journal.
Fer
GaAgtsi esssO 80

Hermann c. Winkler, Proprietor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
FL honor professional de UT
msdico frances

GINEBRA. Suiza. AbriI 2S.-Mo-
two deg randes elogios Y muchos
concentrates. Ia sido una ~altvuista
acci6n reaIizada por IN doctor fran
c5s que vivc en- Ia poblaci0n y
Bonneville. cerca de csta ciudad.
que ha venido a poner muy alto Is
question del honor professional.
Is el case Que el medico de re
ferencia. de apellido Tissot. recibi0
m uamado por telefono de 7 al
dea cercana. urgiendole para que
fuera 4 YER a IN p~aciente QIe Sc
hallaba cnfermo de influenza Y Sc
cncontraba en- una condicion suma-
mente grave.
e Doctor sin p5rdida de tempo.
hizo enganchar 81 Gabrielle y EN-
prendi6 Ia Marcia hacia e. lagar
de donde Sc lie habia hablado. No
habia IIegado adn a la mitad del
canine. cuando 10 alcanzo IN men
sajero Que lie llevaba Ia noticia de
que SUI hijo, un joven de II amos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
~ELECCIONES Y CONS
TTTUCION

Informandonos con nuestro entrevls
tado, por ell decir de los s~onorenses Sc
deducia que la revolution. tuvlera
entire sus fines ell llevar d Ia Presl-
dncla de Ia RepuhIica al General
Obreg6n. nos dijo 10 siguicntc:
-Segun pude enterarme. no es
csc, nj con mucho el fin del actua!
movimiento revolucionario. Al triun-
fo,-que cllos csperan para antes de
seis meses,-sc organic IN 2obler-
no que en- termino razonable, cor
vogue de nuevo a eieccloncs, para
que estas Sc verifiQuen con toda Ii
bcrtad, Y sin preston en- elias de los
nuevos revolucionarios.
-aY esq nuevo gobierno, Sc regi-
ri por Ia Constitution de 1877?
En- e. sentir general cSta que
no. sino que Sc reintcgrara - 81 efec.
tividad. Ia Constitution de 1857, 10
cual aparece como fin principal, en-
II bandera de muchos de los Srlpos
rebeldcs gue sc han undo al obr"go-
nismo revolucionaric.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
10 DE MAZATLAN

4 prop0sitO de la inminencia de
los combates en- Mazatlan, eXtrana
4 nuestro entrevistado 10 que Sc
asegura, por cuanto que Ia creencia
general en- Sonora, es que el puerto
s~inaloense sera ocupado sin comba-
tir por las fuerzas rebeldes.
Segun parece, el gobierno no tiene
en- dicho puerto. fuerzas suficientes
para ponerlo a cubierto del ataque
Sevolucionario, nj para impedirlo, y,
por otra parte, la mayor parte de los
soldados que en- aque!la IONA operan
. las ordenes de los genrales carran-
cistas, los han estado abandoAando
para unirse a los revolucionarios.
De ahi que Sc crea que no habra
tales .combates en- MaZatlan.
En- el estado de Sonora. agreg6.
TODD tiene Ia apariencia de Ia vida
normal. 10 mismo en- ell gobierno, que
en- el comercio, etc, etc.
Las aduanas estan f~unciorando
r~eguIarmente. V en- los ultimos dias,
ha entrado a Sonora gran cantided
de m~orcancias, V sa.ido ror los Esta-
dos Undos. grandes cargamentos de
productos divcrsos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
ESPERA A
OBREGON

Aun cuando ia prcnsa de Mexico,
' muchas dc las Intermediates de
ES.ados Unidos, Sc empenan en- que
el General Obregon operara en- el
centric del pals. ' en- que uniendose q
diversos grupos rebeldes, intentara
IN avance sobre Ia capital de Ia Re,
2ub!ica. nos dijo nuestro eNtrevista-
do. Is el case que en- Sonora. quie-
mes estan en- intiHlo contacto con la
ceyolucion, ' formaE parte de ella,
asegaran que de Il dia I otro. el can
diGato Z Ia Presidencia Iiegara a
Hcrmosiilo.
Made en- Sonora tiene al presen.
Il information Girecta de Obreg6n.
por 10 que Sc ignora 81 Sc encontra.
n en- Guerrero 0 en- Michoacan, pero
las UItimas roticias enviadas por di,
cho Gral. afirmaban a en- IN puer-
20 dc a!guno de los dos Estados. Sc
embarcaria en- brcves dias cor rum
10 a Sonora, donde Sc Pondra al
.rente del movimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
FL Reg Alberto de Beigica
Uisitard Ell Brasil

BRUSELAS. Abril 2S.-EI En-
bajador brasiieNo en- esta capital,
ha c~rE-egado al Rey Alberto una
car,a del presidence del Brasil. Sc
nor Epitasio Pessoa, en- Ia cue Ia.
90 p inyicacion p Ia famil!a rc&.
bo,ca para que viSitc csc pals. e
Rev Alberto, segiln sc sabe, IA acep
eado Ia invitacion, habiendo EXPIRE
saGo su satisfaction de Hoder pagan
n vista cue eI PreSidentc Pcssoa
hlzo a B6lgica en- 1917.
La fami1ia real saldra probable
mente para el Brasil, en- Agosto
prayimo, cmbarcandose en- Amberes
a boruo de IN traSatlantico brasi.
leno cue ira escoltado por Il dc
,os dyeadroughts de Ia Armada de
ese pals. La familja estara ausen-
- de B&lgica por seis u ocho Sc
manas.
Los reyes bclcaS v;sisaraR AIDE
las De Rio Janciro, Ia capital bra>i-
lena. las PARTICIPATES ciudades de
esa repuhIica. como Sac Paolo,
Campos. Bahia, PcrnambucO Y tai
vez Para. en- doDde Sc les haran
graudcs rcccpcioncs. II Embajador
Brasitcno acompaaar& a los monar-
cas- ca 81 v;aje.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
Il REY ALFONSO TUVO QUE
PAGAR Una NULTA DE DOS
PESETAS

MADRID. Abril 2o.-El Reg Al
foaso fut multado hoy con dos pesa-
,as per haher aAdado sobye e. cesped
de los jar5:nes del Alcazar. Todos
los cue fornaban ST. SsQuiCo ' que
iun-o cor & Sc subieron Z Ia partc Gu
7:crra po- el ccsPed, tuyierOn cue pa.
ga ma multa igual.
FL morarca. Y su sequito acababan
~7~ocisamenre ie ~atraveSar por q pas
TO cuando So les accrco IN guar
dan : Girigiindose al Reg e dijo:
"Majestad. es,i prohioido andar nor
eI ces?cd, ' de acuerdo con las instruc
c.caes que teEgo. &ebo jmponeros
ua@ pera consistente Ell Il mutt.
Al principle Sc coHtrario tanto e. Rey
?er9 desnu'.s 50 RIO del incid5ntc Y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29

sc habia caido en- IN dczrcHadero
dc los AIpeS. i, andar recogiendo
flores si,vestre> para 81 collection
Sobre Ia flora de los Apes. Y Sc
kabia fracturado cl craneo. FL men.
sajero inform6 al doctor que ell es-
tado &c su hijo era muy serio Y que
debia regrcsar Embellishments pa
IA atenderlo. Fl medico despu6s de
tiubear IN POGO, azuzo su caballo
Y sigIi6 81 canine hacia IA aldea
de donde Sc le habia hablado prime
ramente. A 81 regreso a 81 casa sc
encontro con que su hijo habia
muerto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29

Con persona recitn llegads del Es-
taGo de Sonora. en- IN TODD ajena q
asurcos pOliticos y revolucionarios,
sclcbro aver uno de nuestros reporte-
ros. la breve e~ntrevista cuyoS puntoS
principales aparecen en- eSta infor-
mac!6n. Y cue vienen q ratificar Y
reccificar. algunas de las noticias So
bre Ia situac!on en- aquella entidad
circuladas u!timamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
VO 4 SONORA in VIAJERO
REC|EN uEGADO De ESA ENTDAD

ouirurgica. clio no Sc habia hecho,
pues que no Sc habia declarado Ia
appendicitis que la hacia necesaria.
Pocos dias despues, de la Huerta
Sc encontraba en- perfecto estado de
salud. Y a cargo de los asuntos Pu-
blicos en- la ciudad de Hermosillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
RECORTELO. VALE DINERO

Rccortelo Y ~envienoslo con sc. djri-
giendolo I Fole. and Co, 1855 Shelf
field Ave, Chicago, III, Y ponga 81
aombre Y direction claros. Recibira
en- seguida IN paqu.tC dc prueba
conteniendo Foley's Honey and Tar
para la tos; Foleys' Kindney Pills
para dolor de costado, reumatismo. n
homes Y vejiga Y Folcy's CIthartic
Tablets, excelente laxante. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
JsRAS De UTiLIDAD ?KACTlCA.

49,
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DE LA HUERTA

Interrogandole sobre la cnfcrme-
dad del Gobernador de Ia Huerta. cue
vino a d~eclararse p~recisamente en- los
djaa de Ia injc;acion de! movimlento.
nos diio que. aUn cuando 81 hab!a
dicho que Sc iba L sometcr cl gober.
nador de Sonora. 4 T operation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29

Para libros en- espanol dirijase US
ted Il la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-29
.Ak-rLLAS ClENIIFICAS.

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HiSTORlA.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-05
INJUNCTION REFUSED
Court Finds Proposed Construction
Of Public Garage No Injury to
Abuttine Residence Property.

Allowing tho construction Of a
public garage on South Cheyenne
avenue To be continued. tho restrain
ing order asked in district court by
u. W. Holmes against tho city OF
Tuba aud Tom Clark, building in
Rpector, was denied yesterday 10y
Judge Redmond =. cole, An appeal
was taken by Holmes.
Holmes, owner of n residence Rd-
Joining tho property upon which the
garage is to he built, asked tho court
to restrain the erection Of the build
ing on the grounds that II viii cause
depreciation OF tho residence prop
crty owned and occupied by iiolmcg
rho court held that tho erection of
the building would not IN itself con
stitute nuisance and the petition
was denied
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-05

A Chicago inventors devices for
testing spark plugs cnclosos them ln
an air tight chamber equipped with
Ions for observation and a pressure
gauge.