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Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
MARSHALLS ANSWERS TO
 NIMRODS

Question: Gun companies put out what is known as modified choked gun. shooting, says 25S No. 71h shot in a 30-inch circle at 40 yards, with a 1A ounce load. Don't you think that would be too open? Would a gun shooting 290 pellets under the same conditions be better? How many shots or how close a pattern would you like if shooting in fact company?
 STANLEY NORRIS. Minneapolis. Minn.
 Answer: The correct pattern of a gun for trapshooting depends upon the style of shooting adopted. Fred Gil l bert. the veteran professional. is one | of the quickest shots in the game, al- most verges on "snapping" He uses a gun with as much spread of shot as possible at the limited distance in which he catches his targets, which are always rapidly rotating Harry i Taylor, the ex-professional shot was a pointer, breaking his targets at least 10 yards farther from the trap than Gilbert Taylor required a very close pattern. My advice is to shoot targets with especial rapidity, retaining ac. curacy. This, with a gun which vii make an even distribution of shot over just as large a. surface as possible will then get you results. Too many men are out-gunned.
 Question: Is there as much interes in trapshooting this year as there ha. been in the past? Have many tourna ments been held?
 RALPH MARTIN Harrisburg, Pa.
 Answer: There has never been a. much interest as has been manifested this year. More tournaments hay, been scheduled and the average at tendance has been much better Tn tournament scheduled at Clarksdale Miss. had an attendance of 415 con testants who shot through the pro
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

rough diamonds" He is versed in every phase of fish and animal life an intimate co-workers with Dame Nature. In her home, he is welcome guest. Her voice is music to his ears as he studies her family, their natural surroundings habits and habItats. Specializing on migratory birds, he IS over on the reception committee TOT the van guard of travellers" on their annual flight or pilgrimage from their breeding grounds in the north to play grounds in the south, they fol- low that great commercial artery or canal, the Mississippi River.
 I received laconic four word tele- gram. "The flight is on." This con- veyed to me volumes of information
 The next train carried me to my old home town, Keithsburg, Illinois. Cap tain Jim met me at the station A
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
ELEVATOR MAN WRITING A BOOK

SPOKANE, Wash.--Arthur P. Prague is writing a book. Also he is running the courthouse elevator here. He says everybody who rides his car has prom ised to buy a book. He's writing the life of a newsboy.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

gram. There is no question about 1920 being the banner year for trap shooting.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

More than 73 per cent of the factory workers in Japan are women.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

There are eight million unnaturalizet aliens in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
OFFERS FARM TO
 DEFECTIVE TOTS

H0USTON-Mrs. H. D. Stab has of fered her farm to Harris county, to be used as a home for defective children. And, if the offer is accepted, she wants permission to aid at the home. with out pay
Arizona republican., 1920-12-12

See McNeil Company for EverIite Lamps, "Kind to the Eyes"
 For home and office. 126-132 w. Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02

On our sidewalk and at our store en-
trance, where it is subjected to the
traffic of the streets during rain or
shine. These strips are cut from
rolls taken from our regular stock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
NEW CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Dover, April CHARTERS were filed
here, Yesterday, as follows:
Middle West Securities Co., Whining
ton, Del, $l0,0OO,OO0.
Bassick Manufacturing Co, Whining
ton, Del, $2,5OO,0O0.
Zimmer Chemical Corporation, Will
mington, Del, $l,O00,0OO.
international Manufacturers Trading
Corporation, Wilmington, Del, imports
and exports, 100000.
Alemite Lubricator Co. Of New Eng
land, Wilmington, Del; 100000.
Home Coal Co, Wilmington, Del,
capital, s2,500,O0.
Southern Extract Co, Dover, Del,
tanning machines and extracts 81 SOC, 900
Ohio Gravel Ballast Co, Dover, Del !;
S1,250,000
Palatine Motor Transportation and
Industrial Corporation, East Orange,
N. j.; s1,0OO,OOO.
Klee Coal Co, Wilmington, Del;
100000.
Kenton-Morgan Oil and Gas Co.,
Covington, Ky; S300,0O0
Guaranty Registry Corporation, Will
mington, Del, investments; $3.50, 1000.
Delaware Motion Picture Co, Whining
Ton, lclst D&Do,bbb,
Shenango Valley Oil Co, Sharon Hill,
Pa; $150,000.
Bagdad Oil and Gas Co, Wilmington,
Del, Sl50,00O.
Thaden Aeromobile Manufacturing Co.
Washington, ID. G.; 100000.
Chemical Import Corporation, VIII
mington, Del; 100000.
John Demares * Co, Wilmington,
Del, investments; 100000
Allegheny Foundry Co, Philadelphia,
Pa; 100000,
Garden City Canning Co, Philadelphia,
Pa; 100000
Medicinal Springs Corporation, Will
mington, Del; mineral waters; $4,000.
Fernwood Mining Co, Wilmington,
Del; $4,000.
Stewart Wardrobe Co, PhiladelphiA,
Pa; $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
100 PER CENT WATERPROOF

'NEPONSET" is guaranteed
waterproof all the way through,
not merely top and bottom, and
consequently is warranted rot
proof. 1t will not decay, neither
will the patterns wash off in time
like most of the moderate priced
floor coverings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
READY FOR MEETING
At HAVRE De GRACE
Horsemen and Racers Arriving,
and Track Being Put in First
Class Shape.
snccial correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Havre de Grace, Md, April IN. X.
Real trainer of a variously owned stable
of considerable strength was one of the
first of the Maryland horsenen TO come to
Havrc dc Grace Veal wintered his stable
Of which the filly kallipolis and the colt,
Sand Beal, both-3-year-olds of promise,
arc important members at Bowie track.
lie moved to Havre dc Grace thrc or
four days back when he found that he
could not get his horses ready for the
Southern Maryland meeting, IN order to
make room for horses that were ready to
race.
IL is too early to say just what the con-
dition of Sandy Beal, kallipolis and the
other performers of his establishment Is
like. They have not had a chance to show
their stuff. But they wintered without
sickness and matured satisfactorily. Sandy
Bcal is the horse Beal will prepare for the
Chesapeake stakes at Havre de Grace
and the ProskneSs at PImlico unless his
plans miscarry This son of Superman
was a good horse last fall and Beal recently
turned down an offer of $4,000 for him.
Sandy Beal acts like a distance runner.
Superintendent Lawrence Burke has
arrived from New York and put his
harrows ut work with the result that the
going is already n first rate condition for
galloping With good weather early next
week Burke Will have a thirty-elght track
before Saturday. Frank Farrar has ar
ranged 20 bring his horses over right away
and Frank ID Weir sent a man down the
other day to get stalls ready for string of
n dozen, the most important member of
which Is that evergreen little gelding Old
Rosebud Old Rosebud began a not I'M
successful season at Havre dc Grace last
April and he looks as goo today as he
did twelve months back. His winters
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Chestertown, Md, April 2.---Alexander
Willis, colorcd, met instant and horrible
death, Tuesday afternoon, when he fell
upon circular saw at the mill of Henry
Hughes, near town. Attempting to step
across log on the conveyor while it was
in motion, he missed his footing and fell
directly in front of the saw. He was hor-
rblv ma ngled, one arm and his head being
almost completely severed from his body.
Willis was about 50 years old.
The bakery and store of +. ID. Jones
was robbed. Tuesday night, the thieves
taking the cash register in order to get the
cash. of which there was very little
The pupils of the elementary school are
preparing to present a History Pa
geant." They have been collecting his
toric facts for the past month from every
available source, and prizes have been
offered for the best collection of facts
Thomas Massey has received by cx-
press, 800 Mexican quail, which viii be
liberated in various parts of the county for
breeding purposes.
The County Commissioners have ap-
pointed the following road supervisors:
Cove Everett first district; Edward
Smith, third, fourth and part of second
districts: Arthur Deputy, fifth, sixth and
seventh districts; Charles l.. Gill, ,mer-
gency supervisor.
Mrs Isabella X. Reed, wife Of Joseph
Reed, died at her home in Baltimore.
Monday. Remains were brought to Toll
chester Wednesday, and inferred in St
PauPs cemetery.
Bradford Hirons of the United States
Navy. is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs John W Hrons, in Chestertown
Alexander Herzburg. who had been in
New York City for several weeks. for
special medical treatment, has returned to
his home, greatly improved.
Cap tain J. W. Blount and wife of
Baltimore have rented a dwelling from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02

sons stamped out by this alternative extract.
It's medicine that from the beginning Il rouses
into healthy action pues and the blood
and through cleanses and the whole
and Scalp Diseases eadcaed For letter Salt Ec
zema, Bois and Carbuncles it's n excellent remedy.
"Golden Medical Discovery" works equally
Everywhere neghbor will tell the good it has
done:
On CRY, PAT Dr. Perces Golden
most highly tonic husband
and he had absolutely strength and thought
for sick spell when Golden Medical Discovery recommended
him. The " few doses started him health
we'll could be within month Since that
he
Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02

John Il. Barnes, on High street, and will
move to Chestertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r.. Colloday will
move to Baltimore, where he has secured n
lucrative position
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02

rest has added TO his weight and put an
edge on his speed.
Stalls have been bedded for the strings
of Walter j. Salmon, of New York, and
George Wingfeld, of Nevada. The Sal
mon string will come down from Jamaica
under the charge of Eugene Wayland.
The Wingheld string will co me from Sac
ramento under the charge of w. S. Heath.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02

Sunset Oil Corporation of Texas, New
York City; $4,000.
Change of name Of Cincinnati Oil Co.
to Index Oil Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02

AO4 AAA1ilS AuI CSuouIloS,
such a. blood root, Oregon
grape root, stone root,
sacred bark, cherry bark.
Made in q scientific lab
oratory at Buffalo, N.
Y, and without alcohol.
If you want pure, rich, red
blood ask at the nearest
drug store for DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery
in either tablet or liquid
form. You will soon feel
the energizing effect and
your blood will be sur
charged with vim, vigor
and vitality. Blood moi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02

Peru has established school for mill
tary AVIATION and has purchased II French
airplanes, while two seaplane services
between coast ports are planned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
A SPRING TONIC

That has bean fsvorsbly known and used
by millions of Amsricans in the past 90
years is DR.. Piorce's Golden Medical Dis
covsry. Made of roots and barks, some OF
which ware known and useo by the Amsr.
i>>~ I~~l..co e. oouk,,.,no
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
By All Means Get Your
Order in Today

If you are in the need OF floor COW
ering, or if you are going to need
some in a months time, this is your
chance; this is your big opportunity
to save 36c on every square yard or
72c for running yard Of material
that you need. To make sure that
you don't forget, get your yard stick
NOW and measure the floor of that
room you have in mind. You'll be
doing your pocker-book a big favor,
and your floors a service that you'll
appreciate more and more later on.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
Your Chance to Save 36c
a Yard VIII Soon Be Gone

The 'tfactory-conducted" demon
stration and sale of the famous
''NEPONSET'' floor covering will
come to an end tomorrow evening.
After that it will revert back to its
original price. All during this week
we have been rushed to the limit fill
ing orders-have sold over 1000
square yards-because "NEPON-
SET at 79c is such a remarkable
value that no prospective customer
could possibly pass it by. It's too
large saving to overlook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
Are You Watching the ''Neponset'
Durability Tests?

Hundreds of people walk on it every
day; in fact, it gets more service in
one day than it would get on your
floors in year. Take look at it
and SEE FOR YOURSELF how well
it wears.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-02
BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS

The patterns in which 'NEPON-
SET is shown are the delight of
every housewife who has seen
them. Over twenty different de-
sings and colorings are represent
ed, patterns suitable for every
room in the house. Come in and
pick out yours today.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
WOLFE BLANCO

Wolfe blanco de fantasia con her
mosos rayados. Muy elegante para la
confecci6n de blusas Y vestidos para Ell
verano. Magnifica calidad; 40 Fulga-
das de ancho, por solo Ate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
Sc APODERARON DE LAS TIE
RRAS DE UN LORD.

DUBLIN, JUNO S.-Mas de 200 ira
b iadores Sc apoderaron por Ia fuer
"a de c~incuenta y seiS acres de terra
parteuccienteS a Lord Sligo. 2rroja-
ron de elias al ganado g instalaroi
sus propias vacas en- los pastos. Lord
| Sligo habia rehusado ceder sus terre-
nos con csc objeto cuando a~parecie-
ror los obreroS de Ia Ciudad que ha-
bfan tornado una association. Otros
! t~errenos de paste fueron secuestrados
mas t2rde ell Ia vccindad.
Una escaramuza entire la policia y
los alborotadores tuvo lugar despues
Ia policfa lego I'm carSamento de
Ia policfa local lego un cargamento de
lAminas de acero, para los mismos
cuarteles V queG6 alrraCenado en- los
almacenes de la estaci6n del ~ferroca-
lrril bajo fuerte suardia, :nientras era
llevado a su destino. Por la noche Sc
~acercaron entire las sombras varios
nombres a los almacenes. Immediate
monte Sc di6 Ia voz de alarma Y Sc
enviaron refuerZCs, que fueron reel
bidos con fuego de fusileria, que fue
contestado por les guardias. FL fue-
go dur6 algunos minutes. Los asal-
tantes Sc ~retiraron despu6s de IN
cuarto de bora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
LOS PRoFESORES DGL ESTAOO
EllGIRAN DIRECTOR DE
INSTRUCTION.

Con ohjeto de eliminar todas las
causas de disensiones entire 81 pro-
fesorado del Estado Y a fin de faci-
litar la labor de Ia Direction Gene
raj de instruction Publica = Ia coope
raci6n de todos los maestros, de Go
bernador INFERNO General Porfirio
Gonzalez la acordado que Ell nombra-
miento de Director General de ms
trucci6n Primaria Sc haga por desig
naci6n de los mismos profesores de
instruction del Estado.
A este efecto. el Secretario General
INFERNO del Gobierno. ha dirigido
una communication al Professor Ma
riano de Ia Cara. actual Director
General de INSTRUCTION, in~dicandole
Que cite 4 una junta en- esta ciudad,
4 todos los Professors titulados que
ejerzan .su profession en- 81 Estado. a
fin de que elIos mismos elijan al Di-
rector General de instruction Pri-
maria.
La eta a esta junta tendra lugar
en- el Salon de Sesiones Del H. Con-
grcso local y estarA presidida por 81
Gobernador INFERNO Y e. decano de
los maestros nuevoleoneses, Professor
Seraffn Pena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
81 mUNICIpiO PlOE EXENCiON
DE DER.CHOS kDUANALES

FL Ayuntamiento de Monterrey, a
~prcvechando Ia ~esiancia en- n capt.
,al de Ia Rep0bIica del senior Domin-
go Valdes Llano. Alcalde PrlmeTo.
Propielario. recomendG hace aiGunaS
que E~estiOnara con Ia Su-
perioridad. 81 que Sc le ConCedlera q
este municipio eXenci6n de d~erechoS
aduanaIcs por 10 L lace a un car
ramento de materiales eleCtriCoS que
Ia ciudad pidi6 hace tempo a los
Esrado Unjdos : ei cual cargamento
Sc halla depositado haCe mas de dos
amos en- la casa comercial del senior
Tomas O'Connor, de Laredo. Texas.
Cuando el municipio Sc enter6 de
cue el valor de los derechoS adua-
males era iguGn cast al costo de la
mercancia. Sc abstuvo de ordenar 81
envfo q eSta ciudad. hacienda agen-
cias con la Secretaria de Hacienda.
duranre In administration pasada pa
"a que Sc Il eximiera del pago de
esoS derechoS. COsa que no le fue con
red!da iamas. Nhora parece que por
iratarse de articulos que Sc empiea-
ran en- IL mejora publica. Ia Supe-
riorid,I ~concedera /? petici6n hecha
por Ell Municipio de Monterrey Y Sc
gun So sabe. Ell case de que asf sea,
Ell material elGctrico de referencia Sc
empleara en- reparar las facclas de
la Plaza del Cinco de Mayo. Gale
de Bolivar y otros paseoS de la ciu-
dad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

MONTERREY. y. L. JUNO la
cqusa iusrrufda contra los individuos
,~,raherdidos recienJemente. en- una
casa de Ia Calzada Victoria. CONT
MIN vevelando delalles soore Ia OF
,,.Dizaci6n de rateros que habla en-
as+a cjudad y 81 bien hasta ahorar no
50 ne hecho mucha luz por las ne
rativas y circUnloquioS de los proCe
se5os al rendir sUS ~respectiTaS &c
~rlaraciones. por las contr>diccloneS
en- cue los miSmoS han Incurrldo Sc
desprende que e. juez de los autos
,!ene trabajo para ratio.
Hasra aohra no todoS los deteRi-
dos han sido eXaminados por eI Juez
do referencia. 4 quien haSta antier,
.aDeDas - le hizo Ia consignacion de
,os acJsados pero los q nan declara
co Va. han manifestado que no tie
1en ningura i~ngerencia en- el rooo 4
"a casa de los sehores NiliarreaI :
Eeyna. 10 obSt.nte 81 hecho de que
gran parte de las mercanctas roba-
5as =. encontraron en- poder De esos
5~ndiyIduoS.
I'no Ge ellos. IN tai francisco san
chez a Manuel Perez, ha declar;-do
Que IS del TODD inocente ' que 81 Sc
hallaba en- Ia casa de Ia Calzada
Victoria. Cuando eSta fut atacada por
Ia pcl!cia. Sc debi6 tan solo al hecho
lie que en- eSa casa Sc aloj6 al llegar
a ESTE ciudad. haCe pocOS dtas- ASre
20 u ST. viaje . eSta ciudad no tu-
70 mas ohjcto que e de venir a yer
a su noyia. una muchacha que ira
aajaha en- Ii Fabrica de Cigarrcs
Fl Tigre Negro.
Enrique ALVAREZ d quien Sc cOnsi
siera como jsfe de Ia banda. mani
.eSt5 tabmien que g. inOcente y que
uinsUua participation Juv on e ro-
bo tie IL Casa Villarreal Y Rejna,
ACreS6 que Sc h~ospedaba en- Ia casa
numerO Il de Ia Calzada Victoria !
que ALI conoci6 a otros dos sujetos
u 10 inviraron a dar una vuelJa en-
Ia noche. a noche del roho. sieudo
esoS iodividuoS los Que traSpo-taron
Ia GAIA que fue encontr8da en- IA for
ia conIiSua a Ia Cantina La Fra
gaia. GAIA que SeSIn le manifesto
ron aquellos contenia cigarros que
iban a real;zar.
FL Juez de Ramo Penal que como
20 de Ia causa ha es;ado trabajau-
do con era enpeno. Y tan pTonJo
como tsrnine de eXaminar a los de
tenidos : hacer el inventario de las
prendaS de vopa recuperadas por Ia
policia ~procedera a practicar alGu-
mas ,inveSt!gacioneS ' cateos en- al
gunoS luGares que Sc le hGn indica-
do : q carea- Il los detenidos. Il SUI
jeto que denunci6 e. lugar en- donde
;" ~encOntraban las prendas robadaS
y los !adrones, Enrique y. Aware,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
PREPARATIONS CONTRA
Ia PESTE BUBONlCA.

Los estragos que Ia epidemic de
influenza espanola caUsara en- esta
ciudad eI aho antepasado, que tan
tas familias llevaron ell luto Sc han
record;io ahora con motive de IA
apariciGn de Ia PeSte Bub6nica en-
Neracruz. FL tenor de que esta cIu
dad pudiera verse de nuevo azota-
da por una ~calauid&il tai, ha hecho
que esta vez las autoridades no Sc
muesrren parcas ' Il cuando no
hav hasta ahora Ia menor probabili-
dad do a legue esa playa Sc han en-
pezado a tomar ciertas medidaS de
higienizaci6n. como ~preventivas para
e. case de que Ia epidemic de pste
cundiera por e pals.
IN una junta que So celebr6 ano-
che en- el Palacio, que preside el Go
bernador lAterino. Y en- la Cual eStu-
vieron presentes las autOridadeS mu-
nicipales. las de Salubridad Y w
gran numero de medicos y particula
res. tomaron i~mportantes acuerdos
entire otros los s"i-uientes:
Division de la ciudad en- So sec
clones sanitariaS: limpieza general
De las ~habiIaciones, patios, Corrales.
etc. con apercibimiento de castigo;
in~cineraci6n de basuraS; h~Igieniza-
ci6n de los ]expendjos dc carne dot&n-
dolos de a!ambrado: desinfecci6n de
fer~roCarriles. teatros. temples, Y to-
do centric de reunion; extinction de
cerdos dentro lie IA pohlac:6n. para
10 qua Sc dara IN plazo de s dfas.
a fin de que Sc sa~critiQUen esoS mai
males o Sc les traslade a lucarcs
fUcra de Ia ciudad.
Para proveer a los CaSios de Ia
campana de hisienizac!6n que Sc
proyecta. Sc organizaran una serje
de Harnesses : f~estiyales. para 10
cual Sc deSign6 una comisi6p quo So
encarGue de orGanizar tales Gestas.
~esperandose Que los fondos que en-
elias 81 reGnan. juntamente con las
conjribuciones que cl concrete Y los
vecinos haEan voluntariamante. bas-
tardn para atendcr a aquellos Gastos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
CENEROS PARA CAMISAS

Madras Y Percal de magnifica ca
lidad. para la hechura de camlsas. Ie-
nemos amboS generos Ell gran varle-
dad de dolores Y rayados de fantasia
Precio especial SOC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

Lo emo mil de ellos, de wolfe, mu-
selma, guinga. percal, popelira, creto-
ma, imperial y hule, de n a cinco var
das de cada ITO. Todos materiales
magnificos.-Precio especial 19c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

Este lote comorende ,os que nos sobra
ron de nuestra Ultima gran venta de reduc
ci0n, a los que hcmos agregado recienteS
embaroues. que decidimcs incluir en- "a
venta de ahora. Adornados con b~o!sllIos,
cueIlos V punos. Muy atractivoS y eXquisi
tamente hcchos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
FALLECIO LA SRITA. PIERCE EN-
LAREDO, TEXAS

LAREDO. JUNO La senorita
Annie Pierce, hija del finado senior
Charles c. Pierce y dc la senora c. c.
Pierce. fallecih esta mahana a las sic
re V media Durante dos amos habfa es
tado erferma Ia senorita Pierce, a
quien sobreviven su padre, tres her
manas V I'm herrnano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
LEGO EL SENIOR DOMINGO
VALDEZ llANO .

Procedente de la capital dc Ia Re
pdblica. en- donde- Sc encontraba dis
frutando de la licencia que el Ayun-
tamiento de esta ciudad le concedic-
"a. desde fines de AbriI. lego a esta
ciudad 81 senior Domingo Valdez Lila
no. AIcaide Primero Propictario. FL
shor Valdez Llano viene del TODD
SatisfechO de Ia metr6poli, pues SCI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

gun exprcs6. pudo arreglar satlsfac-
toriamente los diversos asuntos ad-
m~inistrativos que 10 ~lIevaron a Ia ca
pital
Prohablemeute 81 Alcalde Propie-
taric SO hara cargo nuevamente de
su puetso. Ia Semana ~entrante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

Para libros en- espsnol dirijase u.s.
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
De MONTERREY, N L.
lnvestigaciones en- los robos cOmetidos por una cuadrlia
bien Organizada.-Medidas prevent1Vas contra Ia pes
.duanales-Resreso 81 Alcalde Domingo Valdes LA
no-Ser elegido Director de instruction.

Que fus tambien aprehendido. no Ia
rendido aun su declaration ante 81
Juez. pero Sc espera que de ella re-
suite Ia principal luz.