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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSE-For sale. One modern, double.
with steam heating plant and double
garage, best location. Rents for SIS
per month. For quick sale can be
bought right See Geo. B. Moore. 1o2
S. End st. or Phone 1149.
HOUSE-For sale rooms and bath
31S Richmond Ave. Phone 47i7
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-04
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SPECIALS AT THE STORES 2

MAGIC MARVEI-Saves clothes anG
labor. Ask your grocer for it. D. w
Walters. 107 S. 9th st.
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SEDAN - 5-passenger, with 6-cYllnder
Continental motor, in good condition,
for sale. So n. Sth.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
PLEASING PROGRAM.
Marked Closing Exercises of Temple OF
Truth Sunday School.

Bcautiful exercises were held on Sunday
afternoon at the Temple of Truth to
mark the closing of The term of the Sunday
school The program opened with ser
vice in which the children displayed their
ability 10 take part IN the ritual inns
waS followed hv rccitatlons and songs
characteristic Of the work OF the School.
The most lnuSual and interesting were
i Hebrew Lullaby sung by Gertrude
Cohen. Hilda Breuer and Freda Cohen.
!: pocm rccitcd IN Hebrew and III its
English translation hy George Cohen,
and selection from George EhotS
Daniel Deronda on a New Hebrew
Nation. delivered in mastery style by
Howard Miller
Prizes 81 valuable books donated by
Charles Topkis and Mr. David Sncllcn
burg. officers Of the Temple, and hv the
~i>tcrhood. were awarded hy Rabbi
Rallirowitz to the following pupilsfo At
tendance and proficiency Horace Rosen-
blatt. Florence Weinberg, Hllda Breuer
George Cohen, Richard Miller, Helen
Lew. Howard Miller, Max Fahcr, Ger
truie Cohen. Melvin levitt
The teachers Of the school, the Misses
Lena Roth, Jennie Greenstein, Rosalle
Hillersohn, Helen Weinberg, and their
assistants Stella Ifillcrsohn and Marion
Cohen. were presented with fine tokens
Of appreciation by the Sistcrhood
David Snellenburg president Of the
Temple, delivered an address in which he
congratulated Rabbi Rahinowitz and the
teachers on the excellent work done in the
school to train good Jews and citizens. and
promised the cooperation of the Temple
authorities III extending the work of the
School a planned by the Sisterhood Of
the Temple
II was announced that although the
Sunday school was closing, the regular
sabbath services would continue every
Friday at .. III, until further notice
4 reception given To the children and
audience bv the Sisterhood concluded
the program Of what was stated ~ all +
have been q most inspiring and enjoyable
function
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Lost something? Try classified nd
yertisemcnt in Every Evening. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS. A

''TuE SILVER HORDE" AT THE PLAYHOUSE.
Yesterday "rhe Silver Horde" made its
debut in Wilmington when it was present
ed at The Playhouse. Its acceptance was
instantaneous. "fhe Silver Horde Is .
story of Alaska, a different sort of Alaskan
story, Rex Beach is to be thanked Tor this.
Instead of the gold that has been Tor so
MANY years apparently the only thinR
worth talking about in that far North, he
has taken the salmon fishing or the SILVER
horde, This industry and the struggle oil
few determined men to break the trust
that threatens to overwhclm them, to-
gcthcr with the wonderful scenic beauty ol
the picture, give an entertainment that Is
virile and whole-hearted. Rex beach mas
chosen the cast and has made good lob oi
it. For his favoritc heroine, Cherry
Malotte. he has selected Myrtle Stedman,
who verifcs his faith in her by some
splendid work Curtis Cooksey is a true
man who docs not noticeahly try to act,
but succeeds admirably in his part.
GERALDINE FARRAR AT THE MAJESTIC.
Several months ago, during the lcgitl-
mate season, The Playhouse had photo
play for short time. 1t was Geraldine
Farrars picture, The Woman and the
Puppct." To-day it will come to the
Majestic for n second run. This time It's
stay will amount to about four days. A
Spanish cigarette vCnder, fiery rs TO
temper and temperament hcklc and
passionate, is the heroine. Lou Iellcgen,
husband OF the star, plays the masculine
lead
WILL ROGERS PICTURE At THE QUEEN.
Its hard to imagine the disposition Of
the person who would not like VIII
| Rogers picture. "The Strange Roarder.
+! as il is showing at the Queen. 1t has such
! a CHEEKY. optimistic micn that one can
/ almost bc optimistic about prohibition by
! thinking it was enjoyable when It was tc
| he had but under no other circumstances
| VIII Rogers and his little son Jimmy, th'
regular sort of four-year-old youngstci
| filled with life and zcst, arc both stars q
The Strange Boardcr Tomorrow
| Dorothy GiSh IS to come IN "Rcmodellnl
Her Husband
! CLARA KIMR-NII. YOUNG At THE RfALTn
Both the stage and the screen hav
found famous success in Max Marcln
story Eyes of Youth. 1t Is the screel
triumph with which the Rlaito Is concern
cd. for it will be presented at the thcatr
today and tomorrow. Eyes Of Youth a
n photoplay has Clara kimball Young a
/ the star She has invested its man
characters under her impersonation wit
that dramatic quality that makes he
superb
EUGENE oBRIEN AT THE SAVOY
/ George Barr Nc Cutchcon's story, 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
MILK AND WATER SITUATION.

Editor Of Every Evening: ] have been
anxiouslv scanning the reports OF recent
meetings of City Council III the hope oi
seeing that the guardians OF the city
vcal have made some disposition OF the
matter of regulations for the purity OF
the milk supply. but so far have seen
nothing.
venture to submit comparison, as 1T
presents itself to me, of this matter with
that ol the city water supply.
MIIK AND WATER.
CITY MILK.
Only food of babies.
known to be polluted.
Bacteria count III the millions.
known for months.
Annual death roll large.
Need for action very urgent.
Cost of action nothing.
Ordinance sldctracked
Most danger IN summer
ost hv delay, free service of veteri-
nary: milk analyst and laboratory
CITY WATER.
Small part Of adult diet.
Pure now, may get polluted
Bacteria count under one hundred,
Recently developed
No deaths at present
Action desirable. not urgent
Cost of action $500 900
Ordinance nearly ready.
Least danger in summer.
loss nv delay, none TO speak oi
Are taxpayers getting fair dealI :.
tre The babies getting square deal?
,rc the Councilmcn acting for tht
best interests o. the milkmen or Of th'
babies \ Lover Ol baoieS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
MRS. CLARA J. VAN TRUMP DEAD.
Wilmington Woman Who Was Making
A Visit in Georgia.

News has been received in this city
from Savannah, Georgia Of the death there
yesterday morning of Mrs Clara .Icssup
Van Trump. widow of the late Edwin Van
Trump, and mother Of Edwin A. Van
Trump of this city, w. y. Van Trump oi
Savannah, l.. " Van Trump OF Lee,
Mass, and Helen +. and Clara j. Van
Trump of Washington, ID. C., with whom
she made her home
She was on visit to her son in Savannah
during which illness dcveloped requiring
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
N. Y. PRINTERS GET BOOST.
Arbitrator Gives Them s55, s5s and ssi,
a Week

New York, juno County Clerk
William T.. Kelly Of Brooklyn rendered
MS decision Yesterday as arbitrator in the
negotiations between the Publishers
Association Of New York City and Typo
graphical Union, No 9, on the new wage
scale, awarding tho printers an increase
of sli 80 d week, retroactive 10 April ],
Inst, when the old contract expred no
change was made ia hours or working con
I,ions Under the terms Of the award the
,nc,, an dav sbift will receive g55 n week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
improvements at TaIleyriIle. Church

Grace Church, T:4llcvville. has just
completed the installation If 2 large
heater. which viii add greatly 70 the com
fsrt Of the worshippers next winter Miss
Florence Brown and Mrs Thomas /.
Hinkson raised the money from the mem
bers and friends Of the church. and the
Vestry betrayed the cost OF installation, IN
Guiding the building OF concrete furnace
chamber under the church edihce and the
erection of fine brick chimney.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

an operation Of the throat, from the shock
Of which she did not .raily
Mrs Van Trump's funeral VIII pro-
badly be held on Friday afternoon from
the home of her son, l0il Park place
Rev. +. NJ. Kirkus, -. d, will conduct
the services Intermcnt will bc made IN
the Wilmington and Brandywine eerne-
terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Awarding of Service Medals.

The distribution of the State medals
for persons who took part IN the world
war will be begun at a meeting of the
american Legion AT the Armorv next
Monday evening. when special festivities
will be held. A number Of the medals have
already been awarded to service men in
the lower part of the State
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

night shift, s5s weok and tboao On the
lobster" or third shift, s61 week.
Formerly they received $3.50, so 0and
$40 30, respectively. They Ind demanded
gG3. 800 and SIS week, rescctireiy
The publishers committee and INC rom
rnittee representing tho union we're un-
able 10 agree and "a aceordhnee WIN
an agreement betweertlthe association aud
tho f,nion tbe question wentbtO nrbifrt-
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments by Every
Evening Readers.

The full name and address of tho writer
must accompany each letter. not neces-
sarily for publication but as evidence OF
riil he ignored Publication of letters does
not carry with IL Endorsement by Every
Evening OF the opinions therein expressed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Fool and His Money" produced by se,z- ,ha
nick Pictures, with Eugene o Brien IN the
leading role, will have its last showing AZ
the Savoy Theatre today. Described as
romantic comedy drama, the picture takes
one to the banks Of the "beautiiui ,i niue
Danube" An American best,sciu.,R
author purchases 1en ancient feudal castle
and occupies it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
The Great STATS Dress Clearance Swings Into
Foulard. crepe de chine. tat
ured Georgette in a wide rang

feta, satin, serge, plain and Ilg-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Long Live the Snake.

II is said that in Kentucky one can
still get whisky for snake bite. In that
case there's no telling how long snake
will 1.-Two there. Atlanta Constitution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Every Evenings classified advcrllse-
rncrrts firing results. Proved by The at.s-
faction ~ many and will be n you ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
Va a ser ceIebrado 81 ami.
versario de la promul-
eaci0n. de la Cons
titucin de 1857

NCGALES, Arizona, Enero 81
La Junta Patriotica de Ia veciEa ciu-
dad de Ncgales, Sonora, esta "a ha-
ciendo los preparat.vos neccsarics
para formar I'm programa para ce!e-
brar iignariente ell $50. arlvcr:arlo
de Ia promulgacion de Ia Constitu-
cion de 1857.
Dicha Junta ha resueito celebrar
csc aniversario Y no Ell otro de la
nueva constitution, IN virtud de que
aouella es Ia que ha sido reconccida
unicamente Y no Ia moderna, a Ia
cual no sc ha sujetado Ell actual go
bierno.
La mencionada Junta tendra ma
mana una reunion con ohjeto de ul-
!timar 10 mas n~eccsarios a fin de que
el celebrar csc ~eniversario las fles-
tas tengan TODD ell explendor possible.
I'm individuo apellidado Elias,
sintiendo arder "a llama de 10 passion
en- 81 pecho, Sc apostle aver en- Ia
esquina de las GALES Arizpe y Juarez
' empez6 a abraZar V q besar a to-
das las senoritas que pasaban a 81 Ia
do.
Tres fueron las vfctimas de 50 ar
diente amor, las que probablemente
tomaron ese acto como una brorna,
pero una sonora de alguna edad, no
oued6 conforme con la "broma" Y Sc
quejo g Ia policia.
Il ser aprehendido Elias, Sc vino
en- conocimiento de que estaba into
xicado con marihuana.
Ell dia de aver unieron u des-
tinos en- matrimonio en- la vecina po-
blaci6n de Nogales, Sonora, la sefio-
rita AGelina Lujan y ell senior Juan
Pinto.
Ambos estan muy bien relaciona-
dos entire Ia sociedad dc ambos Noga-
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
BRILLANTE PROGRAMA DE L!
FIESTA QUE A BENEFICI0
DE LAS VICTIMAS DE We
RACRUZ DARA LA CHA.
MARIA DEL CAR
MEN MARTI-
NEZ'

FL senior don Luis G.. de Quevedo,
director dc Ia Compania Dramatica
Maria del Carmen MARTINEZ" que esta
de temporaGa en- el Teatro Nacional,
Sc sirvi6 darnos algunos datos acer-
ca de IA fiesta que tendra luger Ell
pr6ximo 10 del mes que c%on!ienza, Y
cuyos productos deGica ia meucio-
NADIA Compania a beneficio de las
victimas de los tcmblores de Vera
cruz Y Puebla.
Para hacerla 10 mas atractiva po-
sible, estrenara esa noche Ia compa-
MIA dramatica menciorada Il de
las bellas o6ras del insigne dramatur-
go espanol Linares Rivas: Gel Abo-
lengo" que, no 10 dudamos, bastard
por 81 sola para atraer numeroso pu-
blico al Nacional."
Entire otros muchos numeros del
programa, habra uno de canto por
"a sonora Rafaela CervanteS de Paja-
res, uno musical de Ia sonora Marti-
nez, Y otras novedades de las que
cDortunamente Garemos cuenta.
Segun Sc NOS ha manifestado, no
obstante de faltar muchos dias para
Ia function de beneficio, las localida-
des han comenZado q ser apartadas y
ell senior Quevedo Quiere hacerlo sa-
her q las personals que tengsn interes
por asistir d ella para que no Sc que
den sin boletos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
APOYARAN LOS C0NSEREADO-
RES AL GABINETE

MADRID. Enero 31.-Despues de
la session que celebro aver el Con-
greso Sc dijo que todos los grupos
Conservatives del Parlamento han
~convenio en- unirse Ell sus ~esfuerzos
para impedir que los elementos de
Ia oposicion obstruyan la aprobacion
del presupuesto y logren el derro-
camiento del actual gabinete,
SegIn Sc dijo, ell ex-Primer Minis
tro Dato hara hoy, probablemente,
una declaration e~ypresando su inten-
ci6n de dar su apoyo Unconditional al
GabiGete, para darle asi una fuerza
decisiva.
La Cierva pronuncio en- la session
de aver de- Congress-, IN discurso.
en- Ell Que reanudo ell que habia in
terrumpido, por haber sido suspend
do por ell P~residente, al terrninar las
dos horas, que por consentimiento
unanime del Congress-. sc acordo per-
mitir a tcdo debate politico. Sin
embargo, Ell hecho de que Ell ex-Mi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01

81 sclista qre con Ia Osquesta Sir!6nfca
de San Antonio. apsrecera el pr6ximo JUG
Yes IN ell Grand Opera House, eS Paul Al
thousc, de Ia metropolitan Opera Company
dc NueyG York.
Los miners De Mr.. Althouse. acompn-
iado por Ia orQuesta. seran:
Celeste Aida de "a opera de Verdi, Y Che
GeliGa Mamma dc La bohemia" de Tuccini.
Tambisa csDtara arias De IL opera r
~Zolctto' &c Verdi.
81 ~reciente eHcumbramiento de Paul Al
thousc CT q mundo musical. Sera siempre
IN incentive para los j0vene5 cantantes de
America. No habia sino obtenido .u p.',aer
-xi:o como cantante de concierto. en- el Fes-
tival de Ia Orquesta Sint6nica dc NueTa
York. bajo n direction de Walter Damrosch.
cuando fuG cont-atado por u Metropolitan
Opera Company.
Sin %nincuna expeyicncIa e~sc&nica. empleo
81 veraro DrecedeEte e n aperrura de IL tenn
roTsda teatral. en- estuGia- ia tecnica esce-
maria y adquirir I'm repertoire para opera.
Al contrg-io de los pr!ncipiantes. n quiencs
sc sujeta 4 m largo aprendizaie antes de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
Ell SOVIET OFRECE LA
PAZ A RUMANIA

VIENA, Enero 31.-Despachos re,
cibidos en- esta capital prtcedentes dc
Bucarest, informan que los bolshevi-
ks con un poderoso ejercito, estan
esperanto en- la frontara con Runla-
MIA, Ia respuesta a los terminus de
paz que han ofrecido a csc pals y Sc
asegura cue en- case de que aquella
sea en- sentido negative, Immediate
mente emprenderan las tropas Dol
shevikis su avance en- ell territorio
run2ano.
Los despachos no e~specifican 81 Ia
fr~ontera a que Sc hace referencia, es
In propia de Rumania, o Ia de Besa-
rabia, provincial rusa que fue adjudi-
cada 4 Rumanja de acueruo con el
tratado de paz. aunque Sc cree que
sea en- Ia de dicha provincial, iuzgan-
do por ell vance que han hecho los
rojcs en- esa region de Russia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
TENOR

corfiarL.s ei d~esernpeho dc ru papei turcr-
tante. Mr.. Althouse fue escogido para desem-
peiar el papel. como tenor. de Boris tIeuoo-
roff. So sonado exito en- "Diraitri" Ia ia
sado "a a Ia historic. y como resultado de
esto. fu& escogido para dcsempehar e. papei
de Duke en- la Gpeca "Madelsine7 6e Vic
tor Herbert. en- In que pudo duplicar el exito
que ya habfa alcanzado. Nuevos honores 10
fueron dispensadcs ri coufia-sele Ia parte de
Squire en- Canterbury Pilgrims" de De
Kover, cuando por prinera vez fua puesta
en- csceas en- ingles. En- una presentation
especial que &c hizo de Madame Butterfly.
interrrc.6 acknowledgements 81 papel de Pin
ker.on, con Ia admirable butterfly eneo-
.r.endada a Geraldine Farrar. Pueda oecirss
que este fus ell primer gran p7pel cue Sc le
| ofrcci6, : findos en- 81 exito. Grstosamente
&c lie encou,endaron las parties de Mario en-
"Tosca,' Tut ddu en- "Cavaileria RuotieRna"
v otras que habia hecho famosas Is encarna-
ci6n de Car1so.
Apart. de BUS 6x;tos en- IN opera. Paul
Althouse ha s;do ovacionado en- multit1d de
cemeteries habidos. prdct;canlente. en- todas
| parties del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
VESTIDOS

Hern0sos vesSidoS nechos de franeIa
d. color biaEco. encarnaCo J rayado &c
azuI. MediG&S IS : Il solameEte. Hechos
do -n-agrifica caIidad de f~r.nela. algInos
be-mosarente adcrrados con tejidcs Yien-
tr.s oc~cs son cnterameHte liSoS. Estan
distributes en tres Totes:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
NueVOs ModeIOs en-
SOMBREROS de Prinavera

Fl Espiritu Primaveral csta Exquisi-
tamente Expuesto en- estas Nucvas Modas
de Primarera.
En- primer lugar tenemos sombreros
de paja combinados con georgette, en- for
ma de tricornio, pri-morosamente adorna-
dos con flores. Los dolores son los atrac-
tvs cafe. azul marino. negro ' girls. Va
len $3.50. los damos a $685. cada uno.
Luego enemos otra combination de
sombrercs de palma y paia Milan; son
sombreros pequenos de exquisite production
Cold Medal Brand, hermosamente adorna-
dos con l~istones. CoIores morado, obscu-
70, girls. negro y azuI. Ealen $3.50, los
damos s $+.75 cada uno.
Otro moGelo de primavera es la fcrma
de msrinero "koiIed Brim' hecho &c paja,
a~oornado con una puma de ganso y N lis
you. Los dolores dc este moocio son negro
y cafe. Valeu hasta $3.50, los damos 3
$4-75 cada uno.
Y Dor dltimo, ne aqui n maguifica
combination de paja : georgeJte, en- mcdelo
Jockey y Poke Bonnet. Los dolores son
azuI, negro y cafe. Valen hasta $500, los
dan1os a 1925 cada uno.
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Nalen $3.50 a IS par.

Valen $50 a 50 par.
Nedias de buena calidad, de Seda, Co
.ores blanco. amarillo, peraa, plata y girls,
r,edidas 81. 3, 912 Y 10. Estan hechas
para que den buen servicio. Fa!en $l,5O,
las damoS 4 95c par.
Otro lote de medals de seda en- cotores
girls. amarillo, blancc, ~encarnado, negro '
renizo. medidas 9. 9H y 10. Tlene retor-
zados 81 talon. la punta ' e. lugah para las
l.Sas. Valeu SIS, las danloS a 0Sc o dcS
pares por SI2I.
Otro Iote de mediaS de a'godon Isle,
c~olores negro. amarillo = blanco. Nedidas
.. OK Y 10. Medals &c buena caildad, te-
lido muy cerradv. hech2S para que cureE
largo tempo. EaIen SOC. las damos a 59c
O 3 0ares Dor $l.OO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
MEDIAS PARA NINAS

NsG:as Ge al@cd6r Ell color negro sofa
H.ente; meiioas lei ) al 9 incluyento ne
dies nu.uer->. Es;an rctorz2daS del talon
= lie Ia -lanta. Son muy durablc>. Va
len SOC: las Games = 39c par.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
PA TOS
EN- Ell
ECONOMY BASEMENT

choAos dc cabrhHDa ncsra para $eHoras, sueas lgeras Y tacdn IL
BANJO meidaS - al s, a s645 par.
Chodo~ de cabrhdIa cate para scaoras, suehs ngeras : tcdn cubano,
mediias del ~ al S, a s695.
Chodos de > ojnOs ' cabridlla nsgra para senoras suelas igeras '
tacm Louis medidas del % al S a $3.50 pan.
ZapaiIas de dos oWos y de cahnina cafe para seHoras, suclas le
ras ' aeon Louih, medidas 2t3 al 1. ii S6S5 par.
Chodos de cabriiIa rcgrn para seaoras, sudas lgeras Y tac5n bajo,
medidas del Do al 5. a s6G5 par
Chocos de cahntiIa cafe para sehoras, sueas lgeras ' tacones modera-
dos, mehdas % 81 s. 8 $3.50 par.
Cuarcn1a paps de botas cafes. de becrrilo, para sonora, cor tubos de
paho girls V tae6n dc pd, medidas > Y I sdamente. valen $1,000, ahora a
$3.50 par
Polish shinola DC GAIA 0 3 cajas pr &c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01
C0RSETS

Corse-s Empire. en- r!edidas del busto
eel 20 IL 80. Los cCrdoEeS DE IN eSpa.da
sen uegrCs Y tlene On g@E de IranteS. IS
N corset muy c3E'SaU Y magH1tlco. Is
0,c,c' . $ rn c2da uns-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01

NOGALES, Ariz., Enero 26.-Antler
salio rumbo al sur IN tren r~emolcando
cincuenta Y tres carros vacios, con ei
obieto de traer IN allos una gran can
tidad de ganado cue un ganadero ha
vendido a una compania de Fl Paso,
Texas.
Esta es Ia unica remesa de ganado
cue Sc hara. pues las reses que Sc la
vendido ascienden q tres mil dosclen-
taS.
Oportunamente saldran mas jaulas
para conducir csc ganado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-01

nistro fuera suspended en- 81 pero-
raci6n, cause r~esentimiento entire u
partidarios, asi como entire los radi-
Gales Y todos ellos abandonaron u
a%sientos, r~egresando cuando Ia session
Sc abri6 de nuevo.
La Cierva pidio N ~explicaci6n
Dor haber xido suspendido, y despues
de hahersele informado cue Ia accion
del Presidente Sc base en- el convenio
aludido, ell lider sc do por satisfecho
y -eanudo su discourse en- Ell que acu-
SO a Melquiades Alvarez de ser un
revolucicnario Y dijo que seria un
terrible error poner ell gobierno de
Espana en- u manos.
Fl lider reformista coatesto decla-
rando que era IN democratic, 10 mis-
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Cierva por su discurso y dicen que
ST ell monarch cae, sera debido a Ia
intenperancia del X-Ministro.
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