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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08
CORRESPONDENCE
Phillips Hill.

Tuesday. April G-Did you see the
passing flock of wild geese last Satur-
day morning about nine o'clock? They
were quite high and going north.
Il. {. Rurks was hauling fertilizer
from Plain Dealing last week.
Mr.. J. l.. Northcott transacted bust
ness in Sarepta last Thursday.
Mrs. Lottie Burks spent last Wetlnes-
day and Wednesday night mt the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Catherine Bounds.
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Hurks were
visiting relatives here Sunday. Marvin
Is driving Il brand new. late model Ford.
Mr.. Josh Bounds has returned home
from Mindcn. His sister. Miss Ruby.
will remain with her sister for some
time.
Percy and Lucinda NorthcOtt attend
ed the party given ut Ivan last Friday
night by Homer coker for Miss Emma,
Walker
The twenty y-mOnthS-Old child Of NJ.
and Mrs. X. C. RurkS was quite sick
tw" ~ three days last week. but is
better now.
Mr.. Willie Burks hauled fertilizer
from Plain Dealing three days of last
week. He is getting ready to grow
more cotton.
Mrs. Maggie Rhodes spent last
Friday and Friday night ut the home
Of Eenry Collie. This week she is ut
J. NJ. Coles.
Mrs. Maggie Rurks coyle was quite
sick last Friday and Saturday. She Is
| now some better. hut will have to re-
main in bed for several days. DIR. Hall
il waiting on her.
Turner Burks has had his hone,
! connected up with the telephone line.
His ring Is two longs and Il short on
No. /. His wife Is able to lie up and
assist at the sick bed of Maggie coyle.
The Phillips Hill School closed
Friday Of last week. The teacher. Miss
Juanita Branle. will 20 to Benton to
| visit Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson before pro.
| ceeding to her home in LewiSville. Ark
Mrs. Rhodes son. Henry Jenkins
who lived one year in the Emma com
mpnity. but now resides near Taylor
Ark. was down three months with
rheumatism. hut is now able to be ut
work again.
W. u. Johnston made Il trip to Plain
Dealing Sunday lin all the cold wind !,
for the purpose Of bringing back his
| father and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Johnston. who will visit here for two
or three weeks.
Mr. Jesse l.ockey now has charge of
! the nssaii Yesite from, lv,tn to, Hughes
Spur. Homer COker lost his horse and
he will move to Ivan as soon as the
Rocky Mount School closes. His wife
| is one Of the teachers at Rocky Mount.
Mr.. Jim Bass. who OWLS IL home
near Ivan. but who has had employ.
ment near Minden the past winter. has
moved to Alden Bridge to haul logs for
the Weaver saw mill-now being
erected ut that place. Mr.. Bass il some
| thinner than he was, as he had Il bad
Case of influenza. then pneumonia.
The Ivan School closed last Friday
and the teachers gave an Easter eI.
hunt. which was very much enjoyed
Mrs. X. ID. Wilmington. the principal
will he ut home ut Ivan. and Miss
Emma Walker. the assistant teacher
will visit ut her home in Haushton fol-
|
school.
| Did the frost get your garden! II
sure made things look sick. especially
Irish pOtatOeS-but guess they will
come out. There was quite little Ice
all through the country. -FREcKLEs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08
Thlrty Yesrs A&.

The Banner Of April 10. 1880 Bellevue.
Thirty-six years ago yesterday the
editor Of the Banner htsan his ap-
premiership in the caddo tn:cffe print
ing office in Shreveport
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08
Ten Years A.

The Banner Of April Z. 131O4scntOn.I
Porn. to Dr. and irS. Rupert
Butler few days since. pretty little
GIRL said the Red Land rreSlonhent.
One paragraph from report by
the HaughtOn correspond read:
MFR. w. NJ. VickersJf Bellevue.
while setting blocks forile Bellevue
saw mill this morning t'hstlay. April
- fell across the log callge, the saw
cutting both his legS.ff midway
between his knees and tnk. He died
in about ten minutes aftehe accident.
The remains will helnterred ut
Bellevue Tomorrow.
The Plain Dealing correspondent
reported:
Mr.. Robert +. CaRrphel and
Miss Susie Bailey. two our towns
popular young people. We united in
marriage last evening ;S.:D O'Clock
ut the home Of the bride arents. Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Bailey. !. J. l.. lay,
of Boliilger. said the cmony. The
writer Joins their mai friends In
hearty good wishes for long. pros
porous and happy life.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08

Don't get in the habit Of passing the
Banner around anon. your neighbors.
Induce them to subscribe for it.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08
RETROSPECTIVE
Sixty Years Ako.

SIAty c0To A$0s
The Banner of April t. 1S60-Bellevuc.
Governor Moore has appointed Col.
Elbert H. Herring Of this place. as one
of the harbor masters for the port Of
New Orleans
SO far as the reporter has been able
to learn. there are no descendants OF
Col. Herring residing in BOSSier Parish.
| Mrs. Cal Met (lanlhan. formerly Of
IIaughton. but now living in Doyline.
| Webster Parish. Is niece.
MeSsrs. Gibson \ thaffe advertised
that they had " established IL triweekly
| line of fonr-horse coaches from the
! terminus of the Vicksburg. Shreveport
and Texas Railroad to Shreveport" :"
Continuing the advertisement said {:
We shall always keep on hand extra
coaches ut the railroad depot to prevent
delays. Time through each way. three
and Il half days. Through tickets from
| VickSburg to Shreveport. S26. There
are forty miles of railroad completed.
and the work Is progressing rapidly
in the Mississippi swamp" The adver-
tiSement also set forth that J. II.
Lotion was the commany's agent ut
Bellevue.
i How would you like to pay Se6 for Il
ride from Shreveport to Vickshur:.
to-day and spend three and n half days
in making the trip: The completion
of the w.. :. and l.. into Shreveport
during July. 1884. resulted in the
abandonment Of the bOasted means VI
transportation of that day.
by order of James Ford. President
of the Police Jury" Ihilo Alden
Sheriff. advertised:
AN election will he held ut RelItol
and Mrs. Alexander's Precinct 'M
Saturday. the 2>th day Of April. 1850
for the purpose Of electing Justice OF
Peace in and for the Second Ward ot
said parish to fill the vacancy &C
casioned by he resignation of W. J
Bush. Esq
"AlexIntler's Precinct is the Ros
sier City of to-day. 1t was ut that tims
only Il steamboat landing and later
and perhaps prior to the period ol
which we write. was known us Cain.
Landing. Mrs. Cain. after being ;
widow for some years. married Il maj
hy the name Of Alexander. She was :
Miss Bennett-l member of an olt
Kentucky flmily-and was quit
wealthy during her early residence II
Rossier Parish. She was the grand
mother. of Mr.. w. Il. Mccormick ant
Miss Willielnlina Met 'Ormick. now re
Sidents Of Shreveport.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08
: ~flftyYesrx Ago.

The Banner Of April .. 1S7O-I:ellevue.l
The leading paragraph IN an article
Of some length reads:
The South Western Of Wednesday
last. in an article on the division Of
Texas into several states. proposes that
Louisiana west Of He'd River should he
annexed to the new neighlOrins state
to he carved off Texas OH the east.
Now. we of Bossier would strenlo,lSly
oppose this. for we are not yet ready
to he cut loose from our old friends
Shreveport. caldo and DeSOto. Where
they 20 we wish to 90. and with them
we would cast our lot. Nearly all the
trade from our parish goes to Shreve-
port. and iii the future when better
roads are made and more water com.
munication opened. she may expect 1t
to he greatly increased
The passing of fifty years finds the
great state of Texas still undivided.
and it is not a popular subject t.
Introduce when engaging the average
Texan in conversation. Also. it may bc
added that the greater part Of Rossier': :
trade still goes to Shreveport, and the
average resident of the parish is rather
PROUD of the strides Of growth the city
is making.
April is the month in which to plant
cabbage to head next fall and winter
Get the late drum head or Leiphart
cabbage seed. ant as usual in IL bed
for draws. only omewllat thicker aud
closer in the drill. As the plants grow
keep them well weetled and kill al
hugs or worms that appear OH them
Wafer during June and July if droutl
Is excessive. DO not transplant unit
Il good season comes during August
The plant while in the bed will become
| hard and knotty and will make Il ln,'
appearance. hut it will lie almost Ger
tain to make Il fine cabbage. .Ahou
the middle of April is perhaps the be.;
time for planting. Many gardeners II
our parish have followed the plan. IL
above set forth with great success.
Mrs. Leipliart. long resident o
Bos>ier Parish. hut now dead for man.
| years. W;S Il grandmother Of Mrs. |. II
Martin. Whose home for scores O
years was in BOSSier and CaddO pal
isles. but who now lives in Fort WOrtl
Texas. with her daughter. Mrs. Fran
Mct lanahan. Mrs. I.eiphart Is said t
have been Il woman of great industr
and exceptionally successful ut gartlel
ing. She was the first to Introduce
cabbage Tor "collard , of Il cert;li
variety. saving seed from year to yea
and always dividing the same with lle
nei.hEOrs. This cabbage became know
locally as the Leiphart cabbage all
even to-day is SO known to SON
residents Of the parish. The advit
given about the culture and care I
cabl,ayes might Ike read with profit L
the gardeners Of to-day.
Our Legislature has been very kin
tn ,nr citizpuS Eoy all IF ,lS who q,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08

Thirty-six years ago yesterday the
editor Of the Banner btsan his ap-
premiership in the Caddo fa:cffe print
ing office in Shreveport
THE election for Mayor ind Council
men held in Plain Dealing on the 5tl,
instant resulted as follows For Mayor
w. b. Roggs; councinen-J. +.
Johnston. w. II. McClellllan. :. II.
Cochran, l.. $. kronent'er and I. II.
barnett tt.,'-.s..s...-,,...,=s==z..s=...s,
MIR. ]. Il. Madins. frH the past
fifty years IL highly esteemed citizen
OF this parish. died in Plin Dealing
on the Sd instant: aged sventy-eight
years."
Mr.. Mading was the fdller Of one
Of BosSier'S former aSSeSsrS-Mr. f..
X. Matling, now Of Shreveport. An
elder surviving son is Nj James NJ.
Mading. of Dripping SpnlgS, Texas.
4 surviving daughter Is Mrs. Hender-
son Kelly. of Hosston. Cado Parish.
\ local news story undefhe heading
Fire mt Red Land" read
The large two-story builing ut Red
Land owned by J. ]. svindle and
occupied as Il general stoe by Henry
J. Boggs was destroyed byire Monday
night Of last week about eken O'Clock.
The cause Of the fire Is Vt unknown.
The hall Of Red Land IAs,e No. 14S.
+. and \. NJ. was in this nilding and
was Il total loss. includng all the
furniture and records sine its inStitu-
ton. about thirty years ;tD. The Red
Land postoffice was ais destroyed,
including all supplies and ecortlS since
1879"
Under the heading History of
Northwest Louisiana thesanner said
THE work of summarizing the files
Of the Bossier Times antthe HosSiel
Banner. for the purpose Otle History
of Northwest Louisiana was begun
yesterday by Mr.. I.eesi. lie has
partly finished the neylmper files
and records Of the old, Parish of
Catldo. hut postponed woi there until
the records Of RoSsier. f'elster and
Claiborne are Sunlnmrizet
The Mr.. IeeSOn here rerred to was
from Chicago. He $lentsonH weeks
In Rellevue in gatherings,ta for the
book in question. which tS published
under the title Bio:l,llical and
Historical Memoirs Of Nonwe$t Louis
lama" number Of COPS of which
were sold to residents Of 4 parish and
are vet to he found in tlillOMe libra
ries here and there.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-08

Our Legislature has been very kind
tn our citizens. Now all Of us who can
read and write and take the Oaths
required by law can hold and enjoy
office. Besides the parish offices for
merly established, we now have In
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
MENA SRiTO NO ASPlRA A LA
PRESIDENTIAL

Con motive dc los Comentarlos a que
die lurar Ia information publicada por
La PRENSA en- una de Il lltimas
edicicnes sohre un reportaZgo apare-
cido en- los neri0dicos de Nuev Or
leans a pvop6sito de Ia camnana que
el Partido Liberal cstaba Inlclando pa
RI lamar err Il pr6Xima lucha electoral
de Mexico Ia Candidatura del coTGnel
Hernardino Nena Brito. eX-C6nsul
General On Nueva YORK. y en- vista
dc QUE 81 grupo carrancista refugiado
en- San Antonio. ha tratado dc negar
ST participation en- esa campana, en-
c~:sbczanda tai negative. e. eX-Gooerna-
aor de Coahui!a. senior Espinosa MI
relies. nos scercsmos aver al coron@I
Mena arito. ~pi6:endo!e tstsi!es sobrc
Cd particular. ,.,
Nuesteo Rntserissaao 10 desTninfso
10 aseveeaao por a. publication hecaa
en- Nueva Orleans en- 10 que Sc res:e-
re a Ia campaHa de! Pars!do Liberal
en- question, y continue d!ciendonos que
esa campaha Sc lievara a cabo muy
en- Sreve en- nuestro pals. no con
IN lin necio de llevar su ca1didatura
al tr.unIo, sino con el proposito &c
iniciar Y promover IN Gambia de cosas
que determine Ia nulidad de los ele-
mentos milttaristas en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
JkRABE PARA Ia TOS

rs,e convene 4 todas las personals
afectsda- 10 catarro cr6nico: ca'ma
perfectalnerts Ia tos Y ST. uso Is oct
TODD i~nofensivo, ad1 cuando esten IN
flamados los hrganos toraXicos. To
mcse 2 cucharadas regularcs nor "a
manana. ~ medic dia ' pos Ia noche:
battles. 10 z -Nzufait1s = orr:
Flor de rcnd:ar. II onT: Simientes dc
aGormidera. media onza; Raiz de orc
zuz. media onza: Rafz SEGA de ma!Va-
visco. media oa..a; Culantrii!o sec", !
orr: AzGcar. s
Sc guitan los huesos o peDltas de
los battles y a las ~azufaitas. 80 corta
en- De!acitos 81 orozuZ : e maImar's-
co. Sc cortan las flores de nenltaE, :
- echan estos ingredientes con q
aziicar. en- cuatro libras de aqua: des-
pues Sc anade eI culantrillo picado
muv menudo. en- terminus que sobre-
made: Sc hace hervir a fusSo !ento
medic cuarto de bora. y SC echan en-
secuida las s;mientes lie adorm!dera.
previamente m~achacadas en- TN morte
70: Sc hace reduci- e. TODD . la mi
tad: So cuela. Y. por Gltimo, Sc hace
cocer hasta n consistenc;a s~uriposa.
EesuI:a cosa de media botella de jara-
ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
EScANOAtOSO ASALTO 4 UNA
ESTAC:ON DE GASOLlNA

la estao'Gn No. ; de Ia Magnolia
Petroleum COMPANY" ubicada on Ia
esquina dc la Gales de y. Flores Y
y. Laredo, fuC asaltada a~ntenochc. po-
co 'desputs de las .. por IN par dc
i7dividuos u SO preseHtaron pistola
! ell mano y ~obl!garon al senior August
Belzung. gereute dc Ia negotiation que
ell aqueI raorlento Sc e]ncontraba solo
en- Ia eNpresada estaci6n. q ~entreCarlc
Cuanto dincrc hubjera en- 81 poder.
En- los momentos en- que los asal-
! tantes Sc ~rrcsentaror en- Ia cstacl6n.
| Ell senior BeizunG hallabase en- su cs-
critorio. eutregado a sus negocios.
Iuopinadamentc. uno de aQucllos in
Gjviduos. aprntando SUI revolver al
; cereHte de - Magnolia" eNiGi6 de 81
Ia entregL &c todos los valores que
eXistiera1 en- Su podcr.
! 'Cualqui"r aiarma o neIiCi|n de US
ted" dijcron los asaltantes al sefor
Eelzur=. "le costara Ia vida" AcIo con
! tiruc. uno de los i~ndividuos Sc dcdic6
= abrir Ia Gaia fuerte Y la r~egistrado-
n. apoderanduSe de Ia Cantidad de
; % d6lares en Elective Y de un cheque
TOR valor dc IS d6lares. mientras el
otro obligabs al senior Belzung a abrir
los c~ajones dc su escrirorio.
Despu5s &c consumada SUI obra.
CUando atm no salia de su asombro
e; asaltado. los malhechores aquellos.
dos j6venes perfectamente afcitadoS.
subieron ~rapiGamente a un gran auto
m6vil de turismo Que habian dcjado a
corta distancla de Ia estaci6n V desa-
parecieron de ahI como por obra. de
encantamiento.
Las autoridades policiacas pronto
turieron -onocimiento de este escan-
daloso sucas" perpetrado en- luEar tar
ceutrico de Ia ciudad : a bora tan
:emprana de 10 noche, porque 81 senior
Relzung. no bien salieron los saltea-
dores. fU& Al aparato t~elef6nico Y Sc
comunic6 con las oficinas de p~olicfa.
\ este ll1nado Sc ~presentaron el cx-
| ritan de detectives Van Ripper Y los
acentes Pechc. Cardenas ' otros. quie-
res desde lueGo Sc pusieron a trabatar
G: asunto. poniAndose en- gran activi-
6ad por yer de aprehender n los ladro-
res de 0uienes les do completes senas
| Mr. Belzunc. Vestian flanantes uni
| fornes del ej6rcito. y. como antes in
dicamos en- esta information nuestra,
| acusan una eLad no mayor de veinti-
cinco amos.
Las pesquisas que hasta ahora lie
| va practicadas Ia policia han Sido in
fructuoSas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
:sSoS PROPio PARA LIMPlAR Ell
LAYTON

Ests nuevo '~proGucto con el cua! sc
puedo l!mpiar e. lat6n y otros meta
les, So compoas de Ia sisuiente name
"a:
Sc toman, SO gramos de huesos y 90
do actdo aierocla-!co. loo cuaies Sc
po2ea ec IN vase Que 10 pusca ser
atacado por dtcho. acide. Pc! medic
lie VI caior lecso Sc hacec discover
los huesos hasta cue sc obcisDs una
mate-ia parec!da a. pap;lla clara, quo
rpsulta de Ia combination del ac!do
con n sustanc;a de los huesos. Essa
me,e-ia es srasienta y Sc d:suelve "a
cIlmente en- ell aqua; calontardola Sc
puede obsener una substances mas o
r1enos con1pacta.
Todos los acidos srseptibles de d;-
solver los huesos SON bueDos, cspe-
cialInente los acidos m~ineraIes y sus
~derivados. Las srasas. conocidas por
espacIo &c nIcho tempo en- los ac!-
dos. pueden ~otrecer Ut tabon bneRo
para i!rap!ar me:ales. pero Inferior Al
quo henos n~,encionado antes.
Para ootener IN tabon prop:o para
l;npiar laton, es n~ecesavio tomRr act-
do ~hid-oclorIco o ac!do sulfGr!co: 81 en-
81 lusar re enplcase scsdo a!t-!cc,
el jabnn cue resuSa-ia seria rnuy nue
10 para lirap.ar obiesos dc estaao.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
APOYO DIPLOMATICO LIE
DARA NGLATERRA
A POLONIA
Francia tambien declara que
NADIA puede hacer en- favor
de la nacion polaca
Epec:al pora LA PRENSA"

TelegrGma EpecGl porG LA PRENSA'
NUEVA YORK, julio 10.-El dltimo
despacho recibido de Londres dice
que comenz6 va Ia evacuation de Lem
berg por los polacos Y que Ia admi-
instruction esta siendo trasladada a
Cracovia.
Sc agrega que los rusos crlzaron
IA frontera de Galicia, que continGan
siendo a~bandonadas las lineas pola-
cas- en- TODD 81 frente. de una manera
srdual. V que Ia lucha Sc dessrrolla
ALI en- muy pequena escala. con ex
cepci6n de los combates de retaguar-
dia que revision mayores ~proporcio-
mes.
Con este motive. segnn Sc dice.
Lloyd George declare t~erdinantemen
te lue en- vista De los arreglos que Sc
acabar de llevar q cabo entire lngla
terra = Ell gobierno del Soviet. no es
possible darles 4 los polacos otra ayu-
da que 81 apoyo diplomdtiCo. 10 cLal
determine Que el Senor Millerand de-
clarara q su vez que en- tai case Fran
cia no podria hacer NADIA.
Es,as resoluciones Sc omaron Sc
GUN ka nodido saberse. en- IA conferen
cia habida entire ambos est2diStas
con e. objeJo de tratar acerca de Ia
question pclaca en- vista do los ulti-
mos acontecimieEtoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
LOS CARGOS EN-
SU CONTRA

Las acusaciones ~recibidas en- e.
Consulate. y transrnitidas por esta
oficina = las autoridedes. consisten
en- que Mufoz. a cuien varios ciuda-
danoS mexicanos confiaron alsuras
cantidades de dinero para su envfo a
familias del territorio de Mexico, no
Cumpli6 COZ esos encargos. sino que
retuvo las sumas que tenia recibidas:
pues no de otra manera Sc ~atribuye
81 hecho de Que el dinero nunca haya
LeGado a Su destino.
FL jefo de Ia Oficina ConS<lar en
San Antonio. notified q las Sutorida-
deS de Ia capital de Mexico Que Mu-
aoz. a raiz de haber estallado e. mo-
v!miento Liberal Constiucionaiista. Sc
habfa afiliado q Ia causa en- Sonora
= que despues del trtunfo estaha al
frerte de una oficina postal en- al
Guna ~pobIac:6n ~sonorense. Sc reco-
mendaba mucha vjGilancia sobre q.
pues en- 81 Gesempeno de sus funciones
oticiales 7uoiera suceder que rea!!-
cara igu1les procedimientos delictuo-
scs que los que motivaron 81 acusa-
. iSr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
IGNACIO MUNOZ TRATA
DE DESVANECER LOS
CARGOS QUE LIE HAGEN
Afirma que es inocente de
los delitos de estafa y
uiolacion

Eace algunos dfas, q prop6sito de
varias quajas que Sc recibieron en-
las oficinas consulares de Mexico en-
esta ciuddd en- contra de IN indiri-
duo llamado ~Ignacio Munoz que du-
rante algun tempo estuvo regen-
teando IA casa de cambios Ell Correo
Nercantir" &c San Antonio. por los
delitos de eStafa Y violaci6n. publ
carnos amplias ~infornaciones rela-
cionadas con Ia gesti6n que el Consul
de Mexico en- San Antonio, habia
iniciado para localizar al citado indi-
viduo de quien Sc decfa que habia
cruzado IA frontera internandose en-
e. Estado de Sonora Hicimos enton-
ces del conocamisnto de los lectoses
de La PrenSa" el hecho de CUE des-
de Iuego. Y en- possession de todoS los
datoS V documentos conprobatorios
de Ia culpabilidad de Munoz. el re-
presentante consular de Mexico Sc
Labfa dirisi6o a las autoridades me-
xicanas v uorteamericanas ~presentan-
dc una demanda contra el precitado
sujeto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
MENSAJERO ATROPELLAOO

\ las cuatro Y minutes de ia tarde
rcCistrose ayer. en- Ia esquina de las
GALES de houston Y st. Mary. un &C
Cidente dc t-afico. Fl mensajero Sc
bGstian aGloana que ~tripuiaha II hi
CiCleta fue atrop"llado Por 81 auton1d-
vii que Cuiaba Mr.. O. a. ClaUsen. Y
fut IN verdaoero mil. gro que 81 mu-
Cnacho saliera sin fractures nj lesion
alCuna q, inlrortancia, pues fut de-
rribado POI terra V cay6 bajo SUI hi
c'cleta GU rosuIt6 hecha pedazos.
Po- un momento. O. luGar On que
csto sucedra. dc por 81 tan transitado.
yi6se rie.iricu de curiosos. y de en-
tie estos y, falt6 quicn auTiiiara al
mcnsajero atropellado en- tanto que
NJ. Clause era a~prehendido y llevado a
las oficinas policiacas donde mas tar
de fu6 puesto on libertad caucional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
RAT De DEFENDERS

Ahora Sc ha sabido que Munoz esta
e. efecto en- Sonora. oStentando e!
crado de teniente coronel del Ejercito.
= Comisionadc en- 81 Tribunal Milit9r
de Eermosillc. BESIDE dicha poblacion
crvi6 a Sa-. Antonio una carta ulti-
namente. trarando de defenderse y
aicgando inculpa5ilidad. Dice en- su
COMMUNICATION Il acusado que Sc trata
securamente de una mala lnterpre-
taci6n. Y que no podra haber pru"oas
de su culpabiidad; pero e. C'AiL
/ tieue en- SUI poder todos los do
cumentos que irstifican plenamente Ia
a~c1Saci6n ha Seguido ~gestionando 81
castiSo de Nlunoz, por 10 q es probable
bale cue las sutoridades mlltares
ordeneu 81 r"mocijn del ruesto que
aclYaIrcr,e ocupa. para u r%S'oh-
da ante los tr:tunales los cargos cor
crctos lanzadoS en- su contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-12
ESFUERZOS JAPONESES PARA
AUMENTkR LA ESCUADRA

TONIC. JLlio l1.-SeEur los diarios
locales. Sc pcdira a la dieta japoresa
IN credito extraordinarily de $4,000, 900
CestinaGo / raci"ras ravales. en- cuya
suma :" :r.,!uy, IL de 500.oe con dcs
tho a Ia av!-u;6n. Tambien de .iiCho
CrtGito Sc iomJrd 10 n~ecesario para
cstablcccr INA academia preparato-
rim para estudlos de submarines.
FL ejercit5 necesita otro cr6Gito de
IS. 900. 900 para su reorganization. Pc
~ parecc que hay muchos opuesto; a
,rstos gas,os Y cue ]disponcn de influent
,ia> en- Ia Dicta, para evitar su apro-
baci6n.