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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
4OMIRAeLES PROGRESSES DE LA
CAMPANh DE OESRATlZAClON
EMPRENOIOA POR LAS AU-
TORlDAOES LOCALES

Aver ta:dn fuimos informados en- las
,~,iicinas de! Departamcnto de Saiubri-
tiad, de los magnfficos r~esultados que
sigue suministrando la campana con-
tca las ra;as establecida Y ~emprendida
iniciativa del expresado departa-
Vncnto. Dta a ola acuden al City Hall"
a! prem!o de 100 d6lares
que ofrecitsc a aquel que mas ratas
,entregase. Los coDcursanteS acuden
llrvando las pruebas fehacientes de su
~actividad. Va Sc han recibido al re-
deGor de COS millares de ratas.
y hasta ahora, el que parece L
lleva mas rrohabiiidades de Sanar 81
primer premio. en- case de que no Sc
G.ejc superb por Sus companeros. es el
j2ven Joseph ~lIalbodier, quien ha en-
tregado ~ III rdf&s.
Ademai del primer premio dc I00
d5lares, sc corcederan dos segundos
premioS de 90, cuatro de = Is = d!ez
lie 4 ..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
LAS EXISTENCIAS DE CARNE DEL
EJERClTO

WASHINGTON. julio 20.-La Score
tarfa de Guerra ha Girado instructed
re: a todoS los enCargados de los
almacenes del Ejercito. para que Sc
TrOceda desdc lucgo n Ia venta de los
eycesos do las eXistencias de carne a
tcnga el ej1rcito, a precios de costo. La
distribution de tales eXcesos Sc har&
on TODD ell pats, 4 fin de combatir lie
"Sta manega 81 alto costo de n vida.
l. misma Secretarfa ha dispuesto
cue absolutGmcnte ninguna cantidad
10 esa 2arn1 sea e~XpOrtada. a fin de
L pUcda heneficiar toda la p%oblnci6n
dc este paGs. Las cxiStencias dichas
serdn vendida& por conducto de los je-
fes y of!cia!cs de los dep6sitos y alma
Genes en- Boston. Nueva York. Chica-
80. San Francisco, San Antonio, y
Atlanta.
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NO LIE VALID SU ARTIMANA

FL case dc cobo que acaban de ira
bajar los detectives Peche V Cardenas
eS un tanto curioso. Tratasn de una
que Ia noche del ultimo sabado
s"cose de Ia casa de una amiga su-
en- la Gale de S. Conchos, unos
estidos gu luego mando tehir para
que Ia propietaria no pudiera como
Cerlos. Pero esta do Embellishments
p&rte n IL policfa de Ia d~esaparici6n
dc sus ropay y el case fuG encomen-
daoo 4 los eXpresados agentes Peche
y CardenaS. quienes al cabo de algu-
las ho-as lograron capturar a Ia "a
terra. Esta, cGnfes6 gu delito Y fue
puesta en- libertd bajo fianza. lueeo
&c haber entregado las ropas robadas
quc fUeron devueltas a su duena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
LOS LlDERES DE IA CONVEN-
CION DEL TERCER PARTlOO

P..n mites nicmbros del Contte
de los .43, principal organization 20
Utica que tomo parte en- la formation
Dr. un Terce- Partido Politico. Ell Par
trdo Obrero-Asrico!a, CUE '.elebro 81
convention rccrentemente en- Chica-
60. Los citados lideres, son de izquier
Ga 4 derecha C. F. Hoffman. de Flo
rida; Dr.. F. n Meyeres, de Michi-
San. S J. Rypins, de Minnesota. y !.
C. Franco, dc Washington
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
GRAVEMENTE HERlDA EN- UN AC.
ClDENTE AUTOMOBILES
TiCO

La senOrita Emma G~abrysch. domi-
C:liada 81 81 ndmero 2l6 de las GALES
tic W. Craig. fuG aver intcrnada en- Ell
hospital de Ia ciudad en- un estado de
Sraredad. Yendc a bordo de IN "Jituey'
On calidsd Re pasajera. sal:o cor un bra
20 dislocado Y lesiones de mas o me-
nos Gravsdai ell las manos y otras
Parties del CuCrpo. cuando 81 coche que
ipa a gran velocidad fue a subirse n
Ia ~hanqueta On In esquina de las GALES
de Van Ness : y. blackberry.
-nform6srnos el ed Robert 3 Green
Hospital cue Ia sehorita Babrisch.
sasnaria, pucs que los go!pes contuscs
y lesiones que recibi6 son unicamente
De aparente Eravedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
CAMPANA CONTRA LAS
RATAS EN- Ell CAMPAMEN
TO TRAVIS

Las autoridades mil!tares Ell 81 cam
pgmento Travis acaban de secundar
n labor de- disqualification iniciada por
autoridacs de Ia Ciudad. En- e.
general eypdi6sc e. Iltimo sa-
,ado un memorandum en- que SO da
,u,nta d. Ia campana que con esa
Sc .nicia en- TODD Ell campamento,
:ontra las ratas p~eligrostsimo sgerte
le las Intermediates contagiosas. Con-
iEna Ia miama hoja que cada roedor
era paSadn q cinco
FL CirujanO dc Ia Segunda Division.
entente corone! Paul s. Hallorand, in
orm6 que va habIan sido e~ntregadas
I~oscientas ratas ' que Sc esperaba
.cabar muy pronto con los dahinos BIZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
LA CLAVE DE LA SALUD

Mi!lares &c Icrsonas de nrbce sexos
decla-an Ne IL electricidad los In salvado
cuando habian perG!do toda espcranZa Guam
do Sc padece dc debil;dad nerviosa. agnta-
rIento, neurastenia. f.lta de fuerza. de ami
mo , de vigo-. reumatismo. lumbaGo. IN
somnio, -cnfermedadcS dc los %rinones. Gel h.
gado y Ia vegign. abuses se1uales de Ia rnujer.
no nay NADIA que sea tan eficaz como el Gin
70 ton1nndo esrmu!antes que nunca curan.
.ur6n ~electrico No pierda 81 tempo y dine
Io oue So cuerpo Eccesita es nuevR fuerza
Y viCor para que los nervios y organos vits-
les vuelvan a su estsdo normal. Use e. CO.
tur6n ~electrico mientras duerme. Su poderosa
intlu,ncia ~curativa har& desapareter~Eapida-
mente SUI decaimiento 3 dolores. activara 81
circuiaci6n. vigo-iZara el sistema y le traera
nueva vida.
PIDA UN CENTURION DIRECTAMENTE
Y no pague q los institutes ned!co los pre-
clos tan altos que exisen por estos mismos
cinturcnes. FL Cintur6n No. l vale $500 orc
y cl No. ? vale $500 orc. "A que ragar mas!
LOS MANDAMOS A PRUEBA
81 listed ,Iuiere primero pCobar su eficacia.
escoia el cirtur6n que mas lie agr1de, y re-
nitanos Giro Postal por IN ritad de 81 Pre-
clio como prueba de buena fe, y le enviaremos
q Cintur6n. ST nj cabo de IN mes estt SC
tisfecho. nos remitira e. resto de gu vaicr
Esta oferts es IA mejor Sarsntia de sus me
T.os v de nuestra s!Hceridad. Aproveche Ia
oportunidad y escribanos en- seguida some s-
que:
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC co.
BOX SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
UN BANQUERo MExICANo EN- SAN
ANTONIO

Ell senior don Agustfn Legorreta, Di-
acompailado de su famil!a J servidum
bre, estuvo aver en- esta ciudad de
san Antonio, procedente de la de Me-
Xico y de pasc para Ia de Nueva York
or donde habra de embarcarse pr6Xima
mente rumbo a Europa. FL senior Lee
Gorreta manifesto que el objeto de su
viaje es puranente particular y nunca
de caractcr Official como hase rumora
Go en- cicrtos c~irCulos financieros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
PAGARAN LOS DANOS Y Pc
.JIJIClOS

WASHINGTON, julio 2O.-Se dice
Que Ell Departments de Estado ha re
cibido seguridades de que el'nuevo go
bierno de Mexico Sc esforzara por
pagan e. Vaicr de los dahos Y narjui-
clio: o~casionados durante la r]evoluci6n
en- las p~roriedades pertenecientes a
empresas Y particulares norteamerica-
Eas, y CUE el pago 20 hara con los CO.
rresponditntes intereses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
oBRAs DE UTlLiDAD ?RAcTlCA

Arte. G-afGcas--F6gmGI~s = proteal-
mi,ntcs Paga t:PoE-~ila. "E"'"10s' x
hnoaPlSs etc -,
Arte de guitar As Iancn&s en- ''-@
cLaSr &c te!IGOs
cRrA DE GALLINAS: 81 GaA.aeso. IN
r-hsci5r, a!luentCS , CeS!das, A!~.e"e'
eeba, eas-raci6n. Intermediates y Gu
raci6n. empaGue = transport Ge. nue. o.,
70, po- A. ESSaEet ) =
DE HOSTALLLAS: horo
que euSeha praclcameDte q eU-IH'
do ,oda clase de hortal:zas: ayo. re
LII, rebol.a. rESauo. tomato, espa-
r-sTo. lrsauxa. etc., po- Santos Ro-
drigucz ! (. Zaaabria ---..-...'-''St-' ~
Eleu.utcs de Mecaaiea - Fuerra. noy!-
niepto. r=sisceuc3as. nraGulnss sin2teS'
eouil5rio, Gensld2S, elc. -----.-.-. eS
~ n.yo.o Sossfina-Coleccj6n de ora
Clones en- hoEor &c san Jose, po-
AbaGiarO ..... -.--
FL Nedico De las FamIISs--L2RuA- SoEi-
20 practice de NcGIclla. =! A-cSEce 7e
to5os. In tonic tea S@
Il Ll5ro &c las Nzc-eS.-Oora mUy "si!'
po- los couccImieEJos cue procGzs = IS
uaSrss de fSas4I2 para cIcnPAS 81 AL
cus:S mlsiou Ge -o-1a&- y eG1c2S = 10
hDcs
yig,e,e del Na-riuouio--Ei E5ro de los
rsposns, po- 81 DR.. Pe-e!Ea. de II s.e@-
Academia &c Medicine de Barcelona ~
tomo tea
CHA DEL AMBASSADOR DE CABA-
LLOS Y DEL PICADOR: metOdO me
Nicano para doma- eH dos aoraS 81
haIos y mulas brutas o e~ez-iles. por
Francisco Mora ----.-.- ~
GALLos DE CoMBATE. incuHaei6n.
r-5a aE-r-ntos y be5iGas. como SC
coaoce e. supreme Ss1o &C comoate.
p-ena-aci5u. Juices. aQucSSaS. uaHAs
y r-anTas, Dor Pauline LopeE..-----Sl-'V
Ia Msd.cinS Cascra--TraEamieatos 'enei-
Los y tSciles Iara como2tr ;ocA cLASe &c
enfsraedaGes ' academies ---.-.--- soc
Ia ysraaderz CienciS de Curar. TES-
Janleato a@rurIsta ncoerno y moSo
de sOnccc- AS Intermediates per a
expression del roSrro. In tono ts2 SA.Qs
Manual Dc! FoSonr-o Mzqp;nista. pOr Cou-
Cer--Gl y04lDea tea -SA-4S
Manuat del Coae-cIaats = Ep:stoAro Co
me-cIal-Obra UtIltslrna para tedA per
son2 de neZocioS e%
Hi QaInieutos Secretos del HoESr.-CoIec-
C2ou Dc reCetaS p-1cGc2S para - lnp:c-
"a de enSeEes oOnestcos. tsLaS y vesri-
dos cCmDoStCEa dc -o2SS y obletcs To-
caGor. SiE.eEe, etc. --------------..-. SOC
Novisimo Coatados Universal Manual
de cEtntAs sIuSCaG2s. con e cuAl Sc
resUelyenN yIoleEtaEsnte toda c!ase ts
n calcn-os GO
Plsntas que curaR y plaatas que ma
tan TEstAdo de bo:anica medicinal
para IA curasi6a de todas las en-
fermeGaGsS 0.So
Recetzrio de NeGicraa DouSssic&-Colee-
cion de -eCetas p2-. tcGSs las enfe-me-
CaGes & meSor hh-o de medicine popu-
lar cue Sc IA pubHcado. I'm tomo telz-SS.9s
Secre:es de a tGraleA--Ll5 &c S<AE
UG.ica6 en- e. hogan. Dor n sgrna &C II
ceIaS y snSeasn=ss cue eoaaens .--.. TSs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
s0CloLoGIA Y PoLiTiCA,

En Casa Alcaa-TaS.a4s Les lesS.ss'o' a.
,T,.r-- IL zsy4-a : us EsIl1S'
TaIGcs ,c5.e Iss..c. -. u Liz 10 o..
-iA.. Es4s.ry, C5reEoH
=, 49,. ag.2. yGpas,a-t eE tS!z : -.@r
E--rl:s roa-:e1- e Aa-.nSSs' po' , M
gn-rtaye.S ....-..----.-. $1,000
- ,zarg5E yslIs.sa le Mexico. =
coasc.su Ioa ) - D'elad2r~. 2's . =
Ernilo A4CAs~ --.....-.--
ximerSs 1, lisue-os EHsayc Dc sri :, a.
-. h.s,E-.o - o. o.. -"s. S+
-, n.,.D;o de Political Msx!ca"4
>, Lie Manuel Ca.ecC 600. 80. $-VV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
Ell PLACER DE VIVIR

La mitad del placer de vivir" "a
dica en- Ia buena salud y en- sentir-
Sc libre de toda clase de achaques de
que sufren la mayeria. FL Merrito-
ne. es una ~nagnfica medicina que
estimula el higado Y aumenta asi, Ia
elimination de Jas toxinas. Tam
bien robustece IL accion del corazon
y circulation, manteniendola perma-
nente en- su naturaleza- Pida Meri-
tone en- cualquier drogueria. Su pre-
clio es de S1.00 botella con Ia garan-
tia de devolucion de 81 importe, 81 no
p%roporciona los resultados ~apetecidos.
MERRIToNE MEDICINE CO.
1922 Clark St. - Houston, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
NECIMIENTO

Con fecha s del actual vino al nun
do a las seis dc la tarde, n ninita,
primer yastagc de nuestro viejo ami
Ell sefor Manuel Bazan V de su es-
posa Ia sehcra Carmen G.. de Bazan.
La pequena sc halla en- perfeczo estado
dc Salud. 10 mismo que Ia senora
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los NEGROS JuGApORES

La policfa aprehendi6 aver tarde a
dos negros que sostenIan n part!da
de dados en- e. sotano de I'm centrico
cidos a las oficinas de policfa donde Sc
les tomaron sus generates para luego
in]ternarle3 er la carcei de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-21
ENSAlADA DE APO. NUEZ
Y QUESO

F0rerse algunos modes. previamen-
te humedecidos. con una capa de que
so fresco rallado: rellenense despues
con ensalada de apio y nuez. SaGuen-
Sc con %cuidado, debiendo quedar 10 de
ahajo para arriba Y decorese cen pc
refill o berTo.
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Acepte. I'd. soIaIu-ure "jarahe de
Higos de California, fijandose hien
en- ia palabra "Califorca' que apa-
rece en- Ia etiqueta, pudiendo estar
completamente segura de que su nj
&c esta tomanIo el mejor laxante,
~inofeasivo para los 6rganos delicados
de los ninos. A los ninos les agra
da su delicioso SAILOR a fruta. Cada
botella llera las instrucciones necesa-
rias de las dosis que debe admins
trarseles. Deles I'd. esta medicina
sin tenor.
Madre! I'd. debe 6ecir "CaIifor-
MIA"
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r,T-e, ErrsILANIENTo DE MANI.
SST1TaNO Y TE SUS GEN5EALrS
vTRAMON = NEJIA: eald2 dc SIe
- D-i.ioaeros IN 81 Cerro de las
r,,,,Drs ;uece. = defsnsores. aeusa-
-;,-rs discusses. seaJenciAGos a nue.
=. 3alNb-as de NaX!ni!lano
non. &C. Cnica edicicH conforms
original CUE Sc e2cLr"Ls- al 81 %
vo General de II
~oppEsPoNDENCIA DE JUAREL \
EO%TLTC: Norny ; iss mIAAS He
Sono-a. AInon:e e AsdaLSo. los W
no. a. Jecker. laurence y L@EH~S
.-orisrss dc FoScy. proceSo &c
los C6nsules, el lmps-!o ~ N'eose'SA
DISCUSSES Y MaNiEiESToS DE-
BENTTo JUAREZ, desc 80. "a
10 fue dIpu.ado I = LSSS+2t~E1 "
- Ias,a 1872 en- cue ~iaiecIo.
s;erSo Prcsiiertc &c - Ee2uoIe2 81 ~
~. LIBaO ROJO: his:oria de los
,,-s,IsS ,-iwenrs en- Mexico ulTaE-e
"a Conqu:sta. e! NIrrey2~t"' IA re
pablica y e Imper!o. O57a &C NV
PaIaelc. Na-eos. Payne : e. Lie "a
defenso- del Enpcra6or Maximii2n".
Dos tonnos -......,....
Ep,sod;os MiE,ares Observation-Disclosures de
Indrpendeacla . Invasion NeE'e-SHsT'ea-, %
IA. Dos tones
H;sco-ia de Grscla. tesde los Uemrcs ne
roicos hasr2 = G=snsEls-AclO" ~ -
no de A!e-ALGEo
H;..o-:a Patri2 rs- don Jus1o Sierra 9oc
"a intervention ; = -=iP-FIo' 10. H"-'
AFva-ez-Cua:-o E-s@ccs t2Ga07. easuS-
deraa5Os - ten
Mexico V.c5l > Ar--dotco. POI GSiiAA-
e OhreS Z. Nocas SEioric2S. zen 81,
Sss y sosru-a5res. Ia t0no - ,SI']e
,,rcCrraNEA djc.-mcues, ci-cG-sres.
pc,euisas !ad.ei-!cs. eomun.c@oGS oE.H- -,
dis. ,arias, cts, gor 'be7''0 JH"Fez-- 80
sI-ESo IL ri2ER}o. NIaSimiiaao. a
.--d2u dee .a e-yv'--rioa vN-'-"1,--
Nf.y--n .n.r-.e- commemorative.
rrp.e Ala7az. los Ncs-5.rs. 2'Hs."
g. NaA.-r--.as. --1@E---t1. e.c, p'T ,
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OBRAS DE EDUCACION
GRAMMATICAL.

CODpendio de GramStica Castcilsns. segin
IL AcaGeH-.a. por To7o y GomeE.....-.. SOC
Com2eadio de Grammatical por Den An
ores belo 4ol
Elsnenios de S-RnStica. poC Herranz..,. &c
Grammatical C2Stellana, coa ar:ezlo I IA 6s
Ia Real Academia, Dor LGnIEa. AuusI-
tRda cen tEataGos re OrtoSrafia y Pro-
SODA In tono tsla S,.25
Gramatic2 de Ia Real Academia Espanola.
Ultima eClclOn o1tcIGi q
ETOnCuario de U-Jokrafia de Ia Lengua
CAsteIlana ...L....... .......... 3oc
S-oH;Uarso De CcnJu.acI&n. O los Gicz mil
ve-Oos caStel!anos.-Edicion reformada. 81. sc
NOSENAS cSLOGIDAS.
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fIBROs DE LECTURA.

co-az6n.-Dia-io De u Milo. poF
Amicis
e. Angel del Hogar-Lisro prirne-o fe 'e
turs, rara n;aas co.
q Angel del HoSsr-LiSEo seSund"'.-
Ia P.rla de "A CssA-Tercer EoTo S
Anse. De- HoEar
r.-.,- yex:csnc P-ircro. ps- oseoy----' oUS
Lee.or Mexicano Tevce-o 1890. "-
as,oao de e,eri,u-a-ies-u-a. por Hen'a-
men. con apEcaei6n Del fOnstismo y
"A Marcia analitieo-Sintetes 5000 t"e
Nantila numero l
Ssn.iua aurcro ;
Hanriua nurevc 3 "
paadeyi. nurlero l ~
Msudev!I nGmerc ? w
NsnGs-ii nLuero 3
sinba-io de San Miguel .-..''.- voc
c., Z. LenSaa!e. per i Prof, EieAEao
Gonez-P-iner Aac 0~
cp1o de Lensrai-SeEundo ans ...-. Sc
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
15c Ell Verso Cigars, 2 for 25c at
f ERMAN'S DRUG STORE
Mr.. Weisgerber Entertains

Ed Weisgerber recently celebrated
his wedding by entertaining num-
Der of his friends at a stag party at
McDaniel's restaurant at Central
City, where an elegant banquet was
served the following guests: j. F.
Moran, Jas. Schaller Frank Shaugh-
messy, William Dunn, Chas. Niemeth,
Walter Reichert, Jack Evans, Luke
Sullivan, Ed. Schimpf, Art. Otter,
Arthur Brooks, M. A Bowers, H. M.
Sherrard, "Pete" Fallon, Bob George,
Wayne Day, Walter Hinger, Carl
Bausch and Edward Dunn, of Wash
ington, D. c. After ample justice
had been done to the elegant spread
set out by Mr.. Mcdaniel, the re-
mainder of the evening was devoted
to playing games and enjoying a gen
eral good time. At a late hour the
guests departed all uniting in wishing
the host long life of happiness and
prosperity.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
B. & o. MACHINISTS

Despite the fact of it being election
night and that many of our members
were deply interested in the result
of the battle of the ballots, large
number was present when Bro. Homer
Howard called Licking Lodge No. 80,
l. A. of M. to order Tuesday evening,
and a large amount of important
business was disposed of.
Percy Conner, Chas. A. Toothman,
Joe Myers, William B. Dunn and
Theodore Welsh presented themselves
and were initiated into our local..
The office of first vice president
being vacant, Bro. Raymond Ponser
was elected to that position for the
remainder of the term.
Among the important communica-
tions was one from Bro. James Nc
Gee, secretary-treasurer of System
Federation No. 80. This was the
quarterly report for the months of
July, August and September, which
showed the general conditions to be
most encouraging and nice balance
in the treasury.
Bro. C. N. Fullerton, president of
the Federation, informed US that the
executive comittee had been very sue
cessful in organizing the men in the
Staten Island shops and had been
rendered valuable assistance by Bros
George Rolph, of the machinists, and
j. J. Doty, of the boilermakers, bus
mess agents of their respective crafts
at that point. All crafts except the
blacksmiths are organized, and they
will soon be within the fold. This has
been a hard fight, and the organiza-
ton of that road means much to or
ganized labor. John Bush
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Bold HOld-Up

Three men, two of whom were
masked, entered Browns filling sta
ton, corner of West Main and Fifth
streets, Wednesday evening of last
week between eight and nine o'clock,
and while one of them held up Edgar
Gress, who was in charge, at the point
of gun, the other two rifed the cash
register of nearly $3.50, and made
their escape. Gress was too badly
frightened to be able to give any
description of the thieves and they
will probably escape detection.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Pennsylvania Flyer Derailed

The st. Louis-New York east bound
flyer was derailed at 21st street at
II o'clock Saturday night and the
three last Pullmans rolled down the
embankment. With the exception of
two passengers having several ribs
broken and one suffering from dis
located shoulder, everyone escaped
with minor cuts and bruises. The
train, which consisted of seven Pull
man cars, was travelling at least 60
miles an hour when the accident oc-
CURED. Wrecking crews from New
ark and Columbus had everything
cleaned up Sunday afternoon.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Newark Scouts Win Gun

Two hundred Boy Scouts from New
ark contested in field tests with the
GAINESVILLE troop in that city last
Saturday, and won out over their
opponents by score of 70 tn 55
points. The Newark boys brought
back the silver cup hung up by Geo.
M. Fenberg and will retain the trophy
for another year.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Another Bold Hold Up

Another daring hold up was per-
petrated at the Tucker restaurant,
corner of Clarendon and Cedar SITS,
last Sunday evening between eight
and nine o'clock. Mrs. Tucker was
alone at the time, when a young man
came in and called for a hot Ham
burger. While preparing it in the
kitchen two masked men entered
armed with revolvers and forced the
woman to give up the key of the
safe, and after securing the money,
amounting to 1925, the three de-
parted, leaving no trace. Police
headquarters was at once notified,
and although the officers arrived
within a few minutes no clues were
discovered and the thugs have not
as yet been apprehended.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Distinguished Visitor From Blair, @

M. ]. Snider, of Blair, Ohio, a re-
tired pop manufacturer and for 10
years president of Belmont Trades
and Labor Assembly, and 5 years
president of Wheeling Building Trades
Council, and organizer of the iron
and steel workers in Pennsylvania
and New York, was visitor in New
ark last week, the guest of Dewey
McFadden, 90 Gay street, a member
of the A. F. G. w. U. No. 80. Mr..
Snider is a dyed-in-the-wool trades
unionist, having had many years of
experience, and is a fluent speaker.
He was one of the men who started
the Wheeling Majority the late labor
paper of Wheeling.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
LABOR LAW INVALID

Lansing, Mich.-By vote of six
to two the state supreme court has
set aside an act which prohibited
operatives of street cars from work
ing more than six days in any one
week. The Grand Rapids railway
company resisted the act.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Mr.. and Mrs. BroughtOn Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. James Broughton en-
tertained a number of friends with
masquerade party at their home on
Kibler avenue last Monday evening.
The house was profusely decorated,
and the evening was spent in various
games and amusements. A delicious
luncheon was served and the guests
greatly enjoyed the occasion.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Carved With Razor

Louise Milestone, II year old
negress, was attacked and slashed
with a razor at the corner of Wash
ington and Cedar streets last Satur-
day afternoon by Hubert Pope, also
colored. She was badly cut about the
face and back, but her wounds, which
were dressed at the city hospital, are
not serious, and she will recover.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Woman Held Up

About 1880 o'clock on Wednesday
night of last week Mrs. Emma Van
alta, of 1913 Arlington ave. was held
up by three men on Indiana street,
near the city hospital, and robbed of
her watch and $4 in money. While the
robbery was in progress several auto
mobiles passed but no attention was
paid to Mrs. Vanatta's calls for help.
AS yet no arrests have been made.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
Complimentary Dance

The Young Women's Catholic Club
delightfully."- entertained with dane
ing party in the Knights of Pythias
hall, on Thursday evening of last
week, in honor of those who took
part in the recent production of
Cherry Blossoms" The hall was
profusely decorated and an elegant
luncheon was served.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
CITY ITEMS
Called Here bv Fathers Illness

Denis White, former we'll known
Newark boy, was called here from
his home in Kokomo, Indiana, by the
serious illness of his father, Thomas
J. White. Mr.. White is in the auto
mobile business on a large scale in
the Hoosier city, and sells more Ford
cars than any man in that section
of the state.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
SUPPORT APPRECIATED BY
MR.. BROWN

I desire, through the columns of
the Newark Leader, to thank my
many friends in the ranks of labor
for their loyal support, which the
splendid vote in Newark shows was
given me. 1t is appreciated and will
not be forgotten.
CHAS. S. BROWN.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
News from Our Locals

Secretaries and business represen-
tatives of the various labor organ
izations are requested to furnish
weekly The Leader with the news
from their respective organizations.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
SCHOOL GARDENS
Forty Five Prizes Awarded youthful.
Competitors

At a meeting of the school garden
workers held last week As prize-win-
ners were selected from the 45O
pupils who finished the season with
creditable gardens, and awarded
prizes of So, So and 81 respectively
for first, second and third prizes, as
follows:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-11-05
r. & o. Laws Off Men

The B. & O. railroad officials are
inaugurating a system of retrench-
ment claimed to be necessary by a
general falling off of business, and
are, as usual, beginning by laying
off the shop men. In the neighbor-
hood of 100 employees, including all
branches of labor, have already been
discharged at the Newark shops, and
more will probably follow.