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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-08
ACCUSED OF THEFT. 4
MORRIS COMPANY N A \
SUES FOR $40 5000 0

Oklahoma City, Okla, March S.
Charging that officials OF Morris ana
Company and the National Surety Com.
pany had falsely accused him Of com
plicity in the theft of more than 5000
from the packing company through q
system Of padded payrolls, s. T.. Boult.
inlt1use, former route timekceper for
Norris and Company, today filed suit
Tor so 600, damages for libel against
Charles ]. Johnson, Fred Faulkner, the
N ouai Surety Company and Mor'is
and Company.
Johnson IS adiuster for the surety
company and Faulkner is an auditor
for the packing company
The charges against Bou'tinghous"
are reported to have resulted from
IN alleged organized system Of padding
payrolls of the company, which IS
said to have been in operation here
ror several years and has resulted in
losses to the company OF more than
S19,0JO in the past six months. Colu-
~ Attorney Burns with whom the
complaints were lodged said the actua
amount of losses has not ye' been de.
tcrmincd.
Complaints naming Boultinghouse
and three other persons have been
filed with the county attorney and
further developments in the case are
expected early next week The method
used In obtaining the money. accord
ing to information furnished the coua-
" attorney by officials Of the pack.
ing company. was the employment Of
fictitious names which We're placed on
the payrolls and turned to the cashier
BY time keepers.
The checks when issued would be
given n member Of the organization,
who would endorse the name of the
f!ctitiou. employee ana deposit the
check in a bank.
A woman Is named in the complaint
as being involved with others in the
aileged swindles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-08
P0SF0FFICE EMPLOYEES
PROTEST SWEEPING
CUT IN SALARY

Chicago, March s.-Employes Of
the Chicago postoffice, $500 in mum.
her, have called meeting, today. to
protest against q S24O reduction In
their salaries under the Blanton Bill
recently passed by congress which
eliminated the bonus paid during
war time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-08

Il romaing house in Joplin where
the couple stayed a few hours the
morning following tho murder Thc
jury reported at 7:S0 o'clocl. tonight.
The Blanchards allcgo that
brother Of Mrs. blanchard is guilty
OF the shooting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-08
OODIES OF MONEY.

TO LOAN UICKLY on FARM
PROPERTY. ALL INSPECTIONS
MADE AND LOANS CLOSED FROM
yHIS OFFICE. MONEY PAID OUT
THE MINUTE YOUR ABSTRACT
HOWS GOOD TITLE. OLLIE W.
'NDkRT0N. OVER FRAME DRUG
STORE. 22-1mo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-08

For Colds, Grip or InfIuenzB
and as q Preventative take LAxA.
TIVE BROMO oUININE Tablets.
Look FOR f. w. GROVES signature
On the box. 3Oc.--ady.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
MANNING PROOF
Should Convince Every Manning
Reader

The frank statement of a neighbor,
telling the merits of remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
BY some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all
Here's a Manning case.
Manning citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced
w. n. Hill, says:
About two years ago | was troubled
with my kidneys. There were pains
across the small Of my back and it
felt as if someone were sticking n
knife into me. My nerves were all
unstrung and often times | had dizzy
spells. | felt as if wanted to sleep
all the time. A friend recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills 80 bought some
at Dickson's Pharmacy Doan's Kid
ncy Pills entirely cured me of the
trouble and | haven't been bothered
since"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mr.. Hill had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. y.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29

charge of his duty, Deputy Marshal A.
Is. West and K. n. Carr, an empioye
of the Southern Railway Express Com
pany were arrested tonigth on war
rants sworn out by Chief Of Police
Williams. The marshal later was re-
leased on $3.50 bond but Carr was held
pending the arrangement Of bail.
The arrests grew out of the cpl
sode last night when Marshal West is
alleged to nave taken possession of
case containing whiskcy which Chief
Williams was searching for the chief
asserting that the marshal acted with
out the proper authority Of having a
warrant in his possession. An inter
cstlng sequel is expected to grow out
of the conflict between governmental
and municipal authority in booze seiz-
urc cases here.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
weaving is the beginning of the story

weaving is the beginning of the story
of cotton
From ITO to 1892 the cultivation
of cotton Jagged. In 1892, however,
the real impetus was given to cotton
growing. A young man named Eli
Whitney got a job teaching school in
a rural district of the south and as the
hotels we're crowded he was forced to
board with private family. AS part
pay for his board he had to pick from
the seed one pound Of cotton lint
every night, except Saturday, when,
the next day being Sunday, he must
pick two pounds.
During the long evenings Eli would
grow tired picking his pound of cotton
as he preferred using his brain to
usln ghis fingers. He finally decided
his job would be easy if he could
get something to hold the seed while
something else pulled off the lint. He
arranged a rack to hold the seed and
number of thin circular combs or
saws to pull off the lint The saws
were mounted on square bar of iron
which was pivotcd at each end in a
frame SO that it would rotate. He put
the grindstonc crank on one end of
the shaft and poured the seed cotton
on the rack Did it work? All Eli
had to do after that was turn the
crank and his landlady was supplied
with more lint cotton than she and her
five daughters could spin.
From this beginning it was easy and
the gin was enlarged and made to run
by mule power.
Sometime between 1850 and 1880
steam power was applied to gin sin or
der to speed up the production Of lint
cotton to keep pace with the worlds
demand.
We know that the 1914 crop of over
sixteen million bales was the peak Of
production undc rthc horse farming
method; we know that this immense
crop was used, leaving the following
year little over a normal surplus; we
know that the production in the past
five years has not cquallcd 1914.
The demand is is ever Increasing.
How are we going to meet it with
adequate supplies? One answer is
machine power farming. Power,
through speeding up the textile in
dustry, has created the demand, and
power through speed vii lassist in
more economical production of the
raw material.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
THE STORY OF COTTON

The story of cotton is the story of
clothing large part Of the population
of the world and of the wealth-even
the very economic existence of large
part of our own country.
Although we find records that the
Hindus used cotton as early as 800
b. c., for the purpose fthis story
we will consider the development rath-
err than the history of the plant.
Sea Island cotton was found grow
ing on the West Indies Islands by CO.
lumbus in 1892, and it was also found
by early explorers in both Of the Am
ericas
The species of cotton raised in the
United States today is thought to have
originated in Mexico, but DeVica, a
French explorer, in 1886 found it
Louisiana.
The story of cotton is dependent on
the story as applied to it's manufac-
ture.
Prior to the invention of the cotton
gin the industry Of planting and cul-
tivatirg cotton for commerce was
practically unknown. The labor of
| separating the fibre from the seegd
was prohibitive. Probably the first
cotton cultivated in America was in
Virginia in 1609-more extensive cul-
tivation was practiced in 1921 when
we find the price of cotton wool quoted
at eight shillings per pound.
The invention Of the Spinning Jenny
and the Throstle machine about 1863
and the adaptation Of the latter to
pOwer-first mules, then water, then
in 1880, to stcam-cr2atcd demand
for larger quantities Of a fibre which
would spin into yarn.
In l773, John Kay, in England, in
vented the flying shuttle. This is the
first recorded improvement on the
loom and by it the process of weaving
was speedcd up.
For a quarter century prior to 1855
experiments were made on power
looms but in that year Edmund Cart
wright invented the first successful
power loom.
SO far cotton has only played a
minor part in this story but the de-
vclopment of power spinning and
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
TWO KILLED, MANY HURT
WHEN CAR TURNS OVER

Nashville, Sept. 2G.--Two women
were killed and a score Of persons in
jurcd here today when a onc-man
street car turned turtle after jumping
the track at Third Avenue North and
Church street. The dead are: Miss
Hattie Davis, secretary Of the United
Charities and an unidentified white
woman. It was necessary for fremcn
to chop hole in the car to rescue
many Of the injured
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
OFFICIALS
SPLIT OVER WHISK EY

Wilmington, n. c., Sept. &c. Charged
with obstructing an officer in the dis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25

o Ell NSCiONAL-

La homogGnea Compahia de drama
Maria del Pillar Martinez ha venido
preparando con gran cuidado un no.
table a~contecimiento artfStico para la
noche de manana. DeSpuec de un in
ceSante estudio y de un p%aciente ira
bajo de adaptation, los prinCipales ele-
mentos dc Ia Compahia han decidido
llevar Il n escena el enorme rama ib-
scniano, Los EspeCtros," que es obra
de prueba para artistaS de !nerito. FL
papel de Oswaldo. que seEun Sabemos
estara e~ncomcndado a Cotera, ha sido
Observable largamente por el discreto
primer actor, y Sc nos aseCura que en-
ell a~lcanZa uno de Sus mas srandes
triunfos.
Maria del Pillar, la artista bella Y
elegante que ha realiZado Ia dif!cil
empresa de llenar noche n noche ell
Teatro Nacionaly tiene tambiAn a su
cargo 81 dificilisimo pap; de Ia prota'
gonista del drama, y, Conociendo como
conocemoS de 10 que es capaZ, no aven
turamos NADIA al asegurar que tendra
OCCASION de lucir sus magnlficas cuali-
dades de actriz.
Los demas papeles estan encomenda-
dos a los artistas de primera fila de
l., COMMUNICATIONS de IL Vega y
Rojas N9rtiz Y senores Navarrete, Me
Ia. etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
oTRA CRISIS MINISTERIAL AME-
NAZA A ESPANA

MADRID. Septiembre 24.-En vista
de Ia de una nueva crisis mi
niSterial que tiene Espana frentc a
81, Segun opinion que Sc eXpreSa Ge
una manera general. el Primer Mi.
ristro don Eduardo Dato, regres6 hoy
de Valladolid.
Sc tiene como cosa Sierta Que e
Primer Ministro nc conseguiri 81 de-
creto de disoluCi6n de las COrtes. en-
vista de que el Rey Alfonso Sc opc-
lie a tai cosa, por 10 que nc Sera diff
Gil que Dato preSente Su ]renunc!a.
ESperase que dentro de pocos dias,
Ell Primer Ministro eXpida una procla-
ma o decreto concediendo el aumento
de las tarifaS a los f~errocarriles, con
10 cual Sc cree que Sc resolvera toda
la question. Embellishments deSpues
De este, presentara al rey IL renuncia
del gabinete Y dejarA a 5 successor Ia
tarea de luchar contra ID ~agitaciHn
Que sin duda ]provocara el decreto del
2umento de las tarifas ferrocarrileraS.
Cualquiera que sea e. gabinete que
sc ~Seleccione. de SECURE que Sc hallara
en- una situaci0n dificiI. por 10 que
Sc cree que Sc vera compelido a ape
lar al pals para que le otorgue Ia
mandate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
La uigorosa carnpana de la
Nienc o. = Ia pag.)

ration Of Labor" han tratado de CON
trolar en- Mexico Ia situaciGn laboris-
ia?
No ha sido esa Ia tendencia de los
delegadoS, nos dijo. En- Mexico los ira
bajadores estan perfectamente organi-
zados y pueden, deben eilcS mismoS
cIudar de controlar SUI propia situa-
ci6n. V estan en- aptitud de hacerlo.
toda vez que tienen tornado IN cri-
terio amplio Y Sc ~disponen a combatir
ellos m;smos las ideas radicales. apar-
tandose iuiciosaments de las tenden-
cias b~olsherikis.
"Yo he vivido alsGn tempo atrds en-
MeXico-agrego,-y despues de haher
hecho una observation objetiva de su
actual situaci6n. aseguro que comienza
ahora a vivir n nueva vida. absolu-
tamente propicia para su engrandeci-
mierto Y bieaestar-
Mrs. Balm. Ia enthusiastic companera
dc Mr.. Wright y Mr.. Lord, debera sa-
Iir para Washington. en- donde dentro
de muv pocos dias va a ser eXhibida
una cinta cinematografica Grabada por
los Delegates de Ia Federation Anne
ricana del Trahajo'' en- los p~rincipales
centres laboristaS de Mexico. y que
demuestra la buena organization Y
Sanas tendencias de los trabajadores
mexicanos, Y, por a~iadidura, los gran
des progresses ~alcanzados por Ell Co
bie-no actual de ia Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
CABALLERO Y LOPEZ
DE LARA ESTAN OTRA
VEZ FRENTE A FRENTE
No Sc cree que en- esta nueUa
lucha electoral haya
dificuItades

TeIe1Tam1 Especial para La PRENSi"
LAREDO, Texas, Septiembre 23.-
Los generates Cesar Lopez lie Lara
Y Luis Caballero, candidates ccnttin-
cantes para el gobierno constitutional
del Estado de Tamaulipas. son esDe-
radios or Ia vecina plaza fronteriZa de
Nuevo Laredo para dentro de muy ro-
cos diaZ, con el lin de realiZar su
propaganda politica.
Los amigos de los respectivos can
aidatos est:in ~preparando. con csc mo
two, srandes recepc;ones Ell honor de
ambos generates.
\ peSar de Ia sefalaGa enemistad
que Siempre Ia caracLeriZado no solo
q. los generates Luis Cdball"ro Y Cesar
Lopez de Lara. sino a sus mis!nos can
didatos, eremistad que ms de En;'
ccasi6n Ia tenido resultaGos SarGrien-
tos Y que motive hace dos amos Ia re-
teli6n del pcimero de ellos en- TamarE-
nas DOT la p]retendida imposition &c 10
reg de Lara en- cl Gobierno Constitu-
cional. Sc cree que esta veZ los An!Tnos
politicos 10 Sc ~subiovardn. y no habra
,iifiCu!taGeS mayores.
AS 10 han deciarado en- rcpeticaS
oc. stones amboS candidates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
Sc LIQUIDARAN LAS
~RECLAMACIONES DEL
F. e.. SUR PACIFlCO
Ell Gobierno Federal nombro
una comision especial
a para csc fir

TeyeqrcutG Especial para LA PRENSA'
NOGALES, AriZ, Septiembre o.
FL Gobierno de IA Federation acapa de
dirigir {. Ia Gerencia General del Fe-
~rrocarril Sur Pacifico de Mexico una
nota ~anunciandole Ia designation de
una comisi6n que Sc encarguc de liqui-
Oar las reclamacicnes formuladas POI
esa corporation Ell contra del Sopierno
por ell uso V movimiento de u nneas
bajo reglas militares en- los ultimos
amos de e.o!uciones y movlmlentos
politicos interiors;
Esta notification. segun Sc ia anuE-
ciado a0ui, fue dirigida a. Comi-G de
Directories de San Francisco ror Ia ca
rencia General; y ahora esq mLsH:a se-
rencia Sc propone que sean cuanto an
ties r~easurlidos los trabaios de en-
sanchamiento de sus redes ~ferricarr!ie-
ras en los Estados de Nayarit Y Jalis-
co. a efecto dc complctar los caminos
no terminates entire Topic Y Guadala-
lara. V Sc anticipa que dichos traba1oS
sa,a an ~llevaios \ cabo en- los prln.eros
meses del ano que viene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
IA SITUACION EN- TODA ITALIA
ES MuY SERiA

NUEVA YORK. Septiembre 25.-El
GItimo telesrama recibiGo de Roma.
dice que Ia situaciGn en- toda Italia
IS muy seria. que Ia crisis continIa
irScluta V que no eXlste Ia menor pro
bahi!idad de que Sc arregle dentro de
pocos 3ias..
Ia fc.:vlaciGn de los GundidoreS e*-
ia revando a cabo un referendum
con el objeto de investigar 81 e. con-
cordato firmado en- Roma sera acep-
tado Y 81 las fabriCas les Serdn de-
desesperadoS.
Los ~peri6dicoS opinan que cualquie-
"a dilaci6n Ell llegar a un arreglo fl
nal, pondra las cosaS en- peor eStado,
pueS les dara tempo 4 los radIcaics
par que siSan aumentando los dis
turbios actuales.
Los lldereS Conservatives eS;du ia
cicndo toda clase de esfuerzos para
e;nar ell referendum. & fin de demos
trar que los moderados Siguen aun en-
mayorla, pero Ia preusa considera qrIc
el referendum puede ~resultar compile
rgInente irIill porque aun dcslC@ =
de q. los radicaieS. 10 oostanta que
Sc hlllen en- minoria. Uien puedcr no
Guedar corformes con e. ' Verse in
GUcidoS 4 llevar Il cabo T~ite.iormen-
t. actos de yioIencia por "a actitUd
&c los moderad05.
10 que cauS.t i ayor pr~eocupaci1n
es que la anarquia reina entire los
SiNdiCaliStaS
Tn numeroso grupo dc s~indicalis-
tas. pertenecicnte a Ia union italia
ia sindicalizada. Sc Ia rehuSado a
conSentir ell el concardato no obstar-
te haber decidido ~Ievolver las IA
hricas que tiene o~cupadas, 10 Qua
quiere decir que Sc considerau iibres
para tomar una acciGn independents
te Ell c~uaiguier mome2to.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
PLANTA NALAMBRICA
QUE Sc CONSTRUYE EN-
LA e.. DE HERMOSILLO
FL Cob. de Sonora adquirio
un e1tenSo terreno para
tai proposifo

TeLegrcnlG EsoeciGt pGrG Ia PRENSA.'
NOGALES, Arizona, SeptIembre "a.
Hoy Sc ha anunciado aqul que ell Co
bernador del Estado de Sonora, senior
Flavio \. B6rquez ACADIA de cerrar el
trato para la compra de once hecta-
reas De terrene en- las afueras de Ia
ciudad de Hermosillo, capital de dicha
entidad fronteriza.
En- los campoS adquiridoS por Ell
Gobierno sonorense, segun sc sabe, va
a ser eStablecida Embellishments una
estaci6n de t~elegrafia inalambrica que
tenga COMMUNICATION directa con Ia
ciudad de Mexico.
La installation de dicha planta debe-
ri ser hecha Ell el raenor tempo po-
sible, Y sera sin duda alguna de las
mas modernas y capaz de cubrir I'm am
plio serviciO.
FL proyectado trabajo serd comcn-
zado en- 81 curse de Il pr6Nina soma
n 4 y Sc anuncia que Quedari term
nado, Y !ista para su funcionamientc
Ia nueva planta en el transcurso de los
dos meseS siguientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
EXTRANA EPIDEMIA EN-
Ell PTO DE MAZATLAN
Estan regisrandose a diario
numerOSOS caS0S

CULIACAN. Sin. Septielnbre 90
Recibieronse noticias en- esta capital
r~elativas n los muchos casos que I'LL
timamente Sc han recistrado en- Ell
puerto de Mazatian de una enferme-
dad que reviste todos los caracteres
de la fiebre amarillo. Solo que. seSun
las tales noticias. los medicos de aquel
iugar aseguran que no Sc trata de Ia
f;ebre amarillo sino de I'M enferme-
dad muy .scmejantc n esta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
VAN A GESTlONAR Ia tI5ERTAO
DE FLORES COW
CABRk

Teleorarta Espcc,ei para LA PRENSA"
CICDAD DE MENICO. Septiembre
2+.-De acuerdo O los deseos expire
sadoS por Ii Camara de Diputados. a
noche. Ell gobierno resolvi" hacer ses-
tones cerca del cobierno americana
para que SC ponga en- libertad o por
10 menoS Sc reduzca Ia s]entencia de
veinticinco amos de priSi6n que fue
dictada en- contra de Enrique Flores
Mag6n Y del General Juan Cabral, por
delitos d. prcnsa. sen;encia u estau
cumplicndo actuaimeEte cn Ia Carcel
dc Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
oI:--
MlLlERANO FUE ElECTO PRESl-
DENTE DE FRANCIA

Del ScrrI.io Especial pdyG La PRENSA."
NUENA YORK. SepIiembre %
En- las primeras horas de Ii tarde Sc
recibi6 Ia noticia de IL election del
Primer Ministro de Francia Millerand
como Presidente dc Ia Republica J Ia
prensa vsspertina al communicable Ia
comenta en- forma favorable.
Hasta las ultimas horaS de ia tarde
no habia sido puhlicada Ia hsta d. las
personals que i~ntegraran ell nuevo Ga.
hinete-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
EN- A~GUASCALIENTES
HAY 5 ~GOBERNAD0RES
La Federation Americana del
Trabajo mediard en-
csc confIicto

Ieieorcma Especial para LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Septiembre
La Federation ha d~eterTninado interve'
mir en- el conflicto politico de Aguasca-
lientes dondc existen actualmente Gin
co ~Gobernadores Que Sc c~onSideran le-
gales, respectivamente, 10 Cual da lu-
gar a temer que ocuran tragicos SUI
ceSoS
Los clnco Gobernadores de Aguasca-
lientes son: FL General Martin Triara.
Rafael Arellano Vale. 81 General Adolf
10 Torres, Manuel Martinez y Francis
CO BarrienIos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
Sabado Is de Septiembre de 1920.
Discusses y ArticulOs de lsnaciO Ra'

Discusses y Articulos de lgnaciO Ra-
mire- .-- ---..' ."
Discusses LiterarioS y Conferencias.
por el Lie. Jesus Uruesa -....... -. sue
q Casamiento dc Quevedo -....... - boc
La Vo= de n Observation-Disclosures de
hermosaS y morales histo-ietas ....Sl.Se
Las Mi V una Noches. Cucntos arabeS
= perSaS. traducidas al caSteilano. Un
tonic 4 Ia ruStica .....-.. soe
La misra obra empaStada en- cartone. Stu
Los Nil Y IN DiaS. CuentoS arabes y per-
sas. traduci6os nj caStellano .....--.Sl-2u
La Leg de DioS. Collection de ~leycndaS 3D.
sadas en- los principles de- DecalcSo. por
Da. Maria del Pillar SinueS .--..-.. -.Sl.20
Las Beadiciones de CueveGo .......... o@'
Los Amores de Quevedo ........ .... ooc
Los PerrarceS de QIcvedo .....-....- 6pc
NujereS Celcbres de Mexico. Reco7i!acion
de ir:sresanteS datoS >obre las mulerrs
mas notableS que ha produciGo Mexico. Sis
Wales de CULVER 4 diver>cG raises.
Ed:ci6n iiUstrada. pasta tela ...--.-.Sl-ou
Viaje A!rededor del Nuudc. lnteTcSante
relate de un viaje por las principles
naclones del GloSo ...-...- .--------. zoe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
FL O. MAYOR DEL COB.
DE YER. APREHENDIDO
lie resultan responsibilities
en- ell saqueo de Ell Pueblo

VERACRUa Septiembre Coon
asombro de toda la ~poblaci0n ACADIA
de ser aprchndido Ell licenciado Alton
so Leon de Garay. quien desempefa
ba el pueSto de Official Mayor en- 81
Gobierno del EStado.
FL arresto del conocido abogado ODE
deci6. segin ha podido saberse, n res
ponsabilidades Que lie resultaron Por
Ia desaparici6n de objetos tipograficos
de Ia antigua imprenta de "E.l Pueblo"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25

u UV NGAL-FVo NN-~ NAN"'
A-ucena.
Arrores Sublines-
Coraz6a &c Orc
Dora.
Il Sec-eto de Lady Murisl.
In 81 banana dc Bodas-
Ent-s dos Pecados.
l~nvencible Amor.
Juez ; Pa-te.
I.eolor-
Ia TentacS6a De una Mule.
Lucha de Amor.
la ConGesa de Cradoc.
la Esrella dc Amor.
Suenos del CcraEon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARl.

Los Pi-staS De Ia MALAYSIA.
Ia Conqui>:a dc un ImTerio.
Ia EeaGIazI de >andokaE-
La Recorggi>ta De Mompracen.
e. Rey del Airc.
En TeSoro dc n Montana Azul.
Los Pi-ataS de la Be-mCdaS-
e Exterminic dc n Triau.
Las Aguiias dc Ia EStepS.
Ia EStrelLa dc "a Arsucania.
En- = Mar DC las PsrlaS-
e HUo del Corsario Rojo.
Los UltimoS F~illbustcro&
Los E~straEoS de n China
Ia Montana de Orc.
la Glrafa Blanca.
Las NaravillaS del u 1000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
PROTEJA A SUS NISOS Y A LOS
DEMAS.

Al %principiar ell periodic de estu-
dos los ninos suelen enfermarse de
catarros Y r~esfriados. Al primer sin
toma es prudente darles una dosis de
Foley's Honey & Tar Compound. La
sonora j. B. Pluiimers. 246 Autumn
St. Passaic, n. 7. dice:' Este medi'
camento es 10 mejor que conozco para
la tos." A los ninos les agrada. La
6.5 More Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
meior contra la tos, Group, fiebre Y
ASTHMA (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-25
BfBLIoTECA DE NOvEIIsTAS.
Tones cnpastados en- ;els fina.l

Tones cnpaStadoS en- teia finl.l
Perez EScrck-
e pan de los PobrcS. Cuatro tOrnoS -.--S+.0o
Fl Amor de los Amores. Cuatro tornos $500
q inferno de los CeloS. SeEuDda parte
de Ia anterior. Cuat-o tumo> ........Si.oO
la Nadre dc los Discrepancies: 4 tomoS.Si.0o
Id Muje= Adultera. Cultro tomos ....$i.O0