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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08
up in MabePs Room" Coming

Up in Mabers Room the farce
which kept all New York laughing for
months, last season, VIII be presented
at the Elks theater on Tuesday and
Wednesday. January - and IA. under
the direction of y. II. Woods
The play has been described as a
frivolous farce of feminine foibIes and
is the work of Wilson Collision and
Otto Harbach. 1t is in three acts and
the scenes are laid in a country homo
on Long Island. The story of the
play deals with the farcical adventure
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08

takes him % his wife TO boast OF tae
success OF lis plan. But the drunken
Denver. listening 70 the conversation
slowly realizes the trick. and swearing
revenge, grabs "A revolver and starts to
the apartment Of Ware. 1t happens
that burglars have entered the apart
ment just ahead of him.
With this feature there is being
shown another Of the Adventure travel
pictures
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08

of Garry Ainsworth, a young benedict
who is confronted on his honeymoon
with the evidence OF an old indiscre-
ton Up in MabeFs Room" is as
full of fun as any farce in recent years.
The production is a costly and elab
crate one and the company presenting
it at the Elks' theater next Tuesday
and Wednesday i most carefully Sc
Iected.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08
MARY MILES M|NTER
At THE COLUMBIA

1t is particularly significant fact
that the first of the newest of motion
pictures-the new "Realart" produc-
tions-is the screen presentation of
the famous Anne" stories, by L. NJ
Montgomery. 1t is an incorporation
into one picture of all the four books
released under the title of Anne of
Green Cables" This is the picture
which will play the Strand for an
engagement beginning with the matt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08
"When Bonds Are Loosed"

For an enga cement of today only, the
Hip offers When Bonds Are Loosed-
a decidedly unusual theme, the plot
has for it's central issue, the effect of
solitary isolation on modern men and
women
During the action the three central
characters are introduced, one young
Doctor Hickey, sent to a lonely island
in the South seas for medical research
work He is accompanied by Alice
Desmond a nurse. On another island
is degenerate. Sherwin-a white
mana beach comber. whose years of
existence on the island has made Of
him little more than a beast
Then comes the delicate treatment
of the astounding theme. Arguing that
left alone in solitude. the thin veneer
of civilization would soon wear off of
man and that he would become little
better than the cave man of early
times. the author proceeds 10 slowly
unfold his remarkable theory.
Tomorrow starts the engagement Of
Marguerite Clark in "Gretna Green"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08

Coming to the Elks' theater on Sun
day and Monday. January il and l.
will be the greatest of all Hawaiian
dramas. "A Daughter of the Sun" Sea
sale has already been opened for this
offering.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08

Brush. the magician. Hi-Y lecture
course, Thursday evening. This is not
lecture, it is an entertainment
Adv. 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08
"The Silver King" at Lamara

For the final showings today. the
Lamara offers William Faversham. one
of the best known stars in the theatri
cal profession in his first motion pic
ture 10 be brought 20 this city-a
Paramount-A Aircraft special-"The Sill
yer King.
Faversham has the handling of the
role of Wilfred Denver. This man has
been successful in winning the heart
of a girl also loved by Godfrey Ware.
In revenge, Ware not only ruins Den
Yer financially through crooked work
at the race track. but succeeds in get
ting him helplesslX intoxicated and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-01-08

Brush is brilliant. graceful. daring
Hi-Y lecture course. Thursday even
fne-AdV
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
For Sale!'

have three blocks If evergreens
that will sell at the old price Of $50 90
per 100; No. l stock, Is in. to S it less
than wholesale price. Also selected
real blue spruce. l to 4 it,. at 100.
This offer stands good while they last,
but not later than April lst. This saves
you agents commission, hotel bill and
livery hire. You can losd from 100 to
$50 3-ft. trees on . Ford car. Don't
say "tomorrow"-you may be too late.
JOHN J. WALENrA, three miles east of
Protivin. 28t5
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
For Sale.

Some very des;rabls lots for sale just
three blocks east of Cresco high school.
Will sell two lots together in the cen.
ter of block. or lot and half on the
corner, half block from pavement and
close to water and sewer connections.
Will sell very reasonable if sold before
April 1st. Enquire of w. W. Nichols
at Nichols Clothing Store. 27-tf
Will w. NicholsS
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19

i Mrs. Bernard Buckland, who visite'
last week with her parents, Mr.. an
MRS. John Mailman, and sister, Mrs
Woodward, left Saturday for visit il
Austin enroute to her home at Masor
City. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Enos and sor
Henry, the latter who has been {
patient at Mercy Hospital, visited the
latter part Of. last week at the Frank
Msruska home, returning Saturday tc
their home at Saratoga.
Lost-On Sunday last, between the
Congregational church and the resi-
dence of Mrs. Beulsh Hsss, 500 con-
tainedin check book cover bearing the
name of Sioux Falls Bank. Reward
for its return to Mrs. E. H. Bents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Birtwistle enter
tanned their friend, Mr.. Powers, of
Kildeer, North Dakota, few days the
past week. Mr.. Powers is q friend of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hub ElIingsons of Kill
deer. and stopped off here enroute
from that city to visit sister in Wis
consins.
Miss Hulda Roth has received word
that she successfully passed the exsmin-
alton for appointment as postmaster at
Columbia, S. D., and as she was the
only one to take the examination her
appointment is q certainty. The office
pays about $l10O per year, and was
vacated by the resignation of the pres
ent postmaster.
On Friday evening, March 18th there
will be an entertainment in the opera
house for the benefit of the Assump.
ton high school. Hon. NJ. v. Cannon
of Davenport will give an address on
Modern Ireland" and the school pu
pills will present play entitled: 1.-The
Rising of the Noon Tickets can be
procured in advance at Csc each.
DR.. Connolly received q telegram on
Friday last that his neice. Mrs. Nor
man Carlson, formerly Stacia Fitzger-
sld, had passed away that day at her
home in Spokane. Washington. He
Is still without further particulars con.
corning the cause of her death. The
stricken relatives have the sincere SYM
psthy of their many Cresco friends.
W. B. Perry is meeting with consid-
cradle success in introducing his new
variety of popcorn about the country,
receiving many orders from distant
states. The largest order received was
from the American Pop Corn Co., of
Sioux City. the largest growers 10 the
United States, Who after testing .
sample sent an order for 100 pounds of
seed corn. paying 81. 90 per pound there
for. This amount will plant about Is
acres. "a
Augustus Pitou Inc, who presents
May Robson the we'll known Coincidence
this season 10 Edward E. Roses dram.
of Mary Roberts Rinehsrt's
famous stories of ':.Tish" which were
published in the Saturday Evening Post.
.ays Miss Robson played to more paid
admissions during her three months
run 1t Powers Theatre in Chicago. than
any other star ever paying the house
in the same length of time. This is !,
from the fact that fish is
1oing capacity everywhere. Miss Rob- |
son. will be seen in her new play at !
THE Cresco" on Tuesday, March 25th.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
For Sale.

Two and one-third lots, good size
house in good condition. good location. :
Inquire of w. E. Laidaw or J. A..
Cutting. Stiff
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
For Sale or Rent!

lat acres, ebout lis to 1875 under cuA
tivation. balance pasture and timber1
Phone KendsllviI'e Lines. ~
soft FRED G.. ToDD.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
For. Rent,

Small farm with good buildings,
share or cash rent. Enquire Of Drew
Land Co. 3l.tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
> Bids Wanted.

The trustees Of New Oregon town
ship will receive bids for the road grad
ing work, up to April s. 1920.
Bids should state the amount wanted
per hour. Contractor to furnish own
crew. and power enough to pull one
IL foot grader. g"
Mail bids to the clerk before April s.
James Svoboda, Clerk,
3l.3t New OREGON twp.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19

Barred REX BABY Clicks and Egg.
Baby chicks ut zoe each. Eggs S.
per hundred, or in smaller lots to suit.
0l.2t -. Mrs.. P. Y. Vance,
.:.. Cresco, 10.
Phone Saver Maple s.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
Fer Sale.

Second hand Ford. Cheap If taken
soop. 30-4t D. W. Easier.
Cresco, 10.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
For Sale.

Four registered Polled Angus Bulls
ready for service. One pure bred
mammoth Toulouse Gander. 29.4t
Plain View Stock Farm,
$3.50. Protivin, 10.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19

FoR RxN1-2AO acres four miles cas-
Of Lime Spsings. Iowa.
9QtS LvBRs & CLARK kAND Co.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
Fer Sale!

White Silver Nine seed oats and
about 20 hssbsa, e. eora,s i9nqniEe, Of
,.GuY BDrTLSY, .Rideavay, iowa.,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
Iulk Matted.

Having located in the old N. Barrett
property on Market st., we will pay
the highest market price for rags. old
rubber. magazines, newspapers. mixed
psper, scrap iron. old metals and all
oiher mark etable junk. Bring in your
junk, OF notify, as and we win come
and getit. Deliver junk to: the Fur
House, or. the NJ. Barrett building on
Market St. We will also conduct
second hand store in connection. 3l-2t
VIM. Eye and G. w. Sta.ks.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19

Call at the Cresco Candy Shop before
sslectsAe yeuf Dsstsr esrds. S-tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
Many Different Tree. in State.

Although not counted forest state,
there are in the neighborhood of a hun
died different kinds of native trees in
Iowa, according to Prof. Bohumil
Shimek of the department of botany of
the University of Iowa. Professor
Shimek has made an extensive study of
the trees and shrubs of every county in
the state and is now preparing book
with clsssifcations and data covering
the entire field.
Among the native trees which the
university botanist has observed are the
following: II kinds of oaks, 2 of then,
being shrubs; ID willows, 2 or of which
are shrubs; naples, including shrub;
5 ashes; 6 hickories; 10 or IL haw thorns,
small trees or large shrubs; cotton
woods; 8 birches; ironwoods; 2 wal.
nuts; l sycamore; 3 elms; / or hack
berries; Juneberry, 8 shrubs and /
tree; 4 cherries; locusts; 4 blackhawks,
2 always shrubs and sometimes trees;
Buckeyes; and one each of alder, crab,
pspaw, palm, Eastwood, mulberry, red
cedar, white pine, balsam fir, sumack.
buck thorn, and blatter nut. The last
three are usually shrubs but sometimes
they are small trees.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19
". 0. L. {. !. A. Officer. for 1920.
| President-Mrs. w. H. Tillson.
| lat No,

President-Mrs. w. H. Tillson.
LIST. vice.president-Mrs. George
Breedlove.
End vice. president-Mrs. w. w. John
son.
3rd vice.president-M w. L. Bar
ker.
4th vice-president-Mrs. Theo. Hal1
veg.
5th vice. president--Mrs. C. E. Fields.
9Th vice-president-Miss Clarice
Thompson.
7th vice.president-Mrs. Richard
Geraty.
Secretary-Mrs. C. E. Farnsworth.
Treasurer-Mrs. E. r: Damon.
We are now planning our work for
the coming year and hope that every
one interested in Oak Lawn cemetery
will pay their 1920 dues to the secre-
tary a. soon as possible without being
solicited. Mrs. C. E. Farms
worth. secretary. 225 Third Ave. East.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-03-19

good cellar, cement walks and orchard,
well located. If interested, call on
29t3 LuERs & CLARK LAND Co.
For RENT-80 acres on shares or for
cash, Z miles to Chester, L., and q
miles to Cherry Grove, Mimi, with
small buildings on land. See L. E.
EATON, Act, Cresco, lows. office
under the post Office. 26tf :.'.
The Modern Woodmen benefit dance
given on Wednesday evening Of this
week Wa . succese, both socially and
financially, there being jolly crowd
Of Woodnen, Royal Neighbors and
their friends in attendance. The re-
oeipts were over 5000.
FoR SALR-A nice 2t.aere farm. wen
located, II miles from Cresso. best Of
soil, good 7.rootn house. hen house,
ANAL barn and wen Of good pure water.
shade and apple trees. about 3 acres Of
standing timber. Priced ar $500. 90.
3t3 LuBRs & CLARK LAND Co.
After IN illness Of several months,
lssac J. Booth passed away early in
the mornipg*of Monday, March 18th.
To enable relatives, including broth
er from Montana, to be present. The
funeral was held at the home yester-
day afternoon, Rev Boekoven offieia-
ting. -.
Evening star., 1920-02-02
.Women's High Shoes
Worth to 5000
at $4.6QPair

Broken lines of Women's High Shoes, in
lace and button Styles of patent colt, tan
calf, black kid, dull and brown feathers.
Good assortment of desirable models. Sizes
in the lot from to 7; A to D widths.
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Herringbone Weave Grass Rugs and
Novelty Effect Imported Grass Rugs, in sizes
36x72 and 30x60 inches. Choice of blue, green,
red and brown colorings, in medallion, floral
and border designs.
Goldenbere's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1920-02-02

Women's Neckwear. including Roll Col
lars. OF net and organdy. trimmed with lace;
Vestees OF pique, in white, also OF organdy
in white and colors: Flat Collars OF Or
CANDY and net, lace-trimmed, round and
sailor shapes; Shawl Collars of organdy,
lace trimmed; Ascot Ties of novelty mate
rias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
UNA SEAORlTh ATRopELLADA
POR UN AUToMOVlL

En- Ia intersection de las Gales dc
Ruiz y Laredo registrdse sante aver.
como a ESQ de las $50 de la tarde. IN
em~ocionante sccidente. Ida Hays, una
DANA norteamericana que mas tarde
Sc supo hahitaha en- compahfa dc sus
padres en- ell nGmero 919 de las GALES
do ". Ashbv. fue 3ttopcllada por el
autocami6n de cargl que piloteaba 81
chauffeur Albert Alexander. Fu6 emo
Cionante cl tai acCid antc de trAfiCo por
que a pesar de gu" IA senorita Hays
no sufri6 commissioners scrias. al ser
derribada pcr e. truck" di6 Ia impre-
sion a cuantos ~hubfaron dc cncontrar
Sc on aquel luEar, dc que -sobre ella
habran pasado las ruedIs del pesadc
vehfculo. 10 que no sUcedi6. La seno-
rita Hays fue conducida al hospital
de Ia ciudad. Ahf le a;endieron con
toda soIi!ctud, al cabo de 10 cual. fue
transportada a 81 domicilio. Sus pa
dres tuvieron e]ntonces conocimiento
del case Q i~nterroSados por 81 quisieren
7resentar alEuna queja en- contra del
chauffeuer Alexander, pues, quiza es-
te hub!esc habido algo dc CulDa en- e.
p~erCance, Con;cstaron que no harlan
cargo en- contra de aqucl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
LOCALES BREVES
imPORTANTlS!MO VUELo DE UN
PHOTO AVIAOOR DEL
KELLY FIELD"

Il photo aviador, Teniente Eric
Nelson. dol Se-vicio Asreo. actual
mente on funciones en- e. aerodromo
de Kelly, saldra hoy rumbo 4 Ia
cirdad de Nueva York. Fl teniente
Eric Nelson habra de un!rse en- el ae-
r6dromc Mitchell de aQuella urbe. a
IA expedition ir;egrada por cuacro
peritoS aviador"s que saldran en- bre-
We con rumbo a Ia peninsula de Alas
ka. Los aviddores que habran de to-
mar parte en- esta importante expe-
dici6n. pilotearan aparatos bimotores
e~xpresamente c~onstrufdos los Cuales
estar dotados Dc otro mote adiciO-
nal que les permite caminar a una
velocidad muya Grande. Estos aeropla-
nos tienen los motores coiocadoS en-
Ia misma forma que los famosos Ca
prom.
Fl I'm principal de esta expedition.
se,.Gu informes que los miembros del
Servicio Aereo Ell cSta ciudad recibie
| ron de SUI Director. no es otro que cl
muy ;mpor:ante de establecer una
| ruta aerea entire los continen amer
! cano V asiatico de suerte tai. que no
sea necesario emharcar los &p2iltoS.
Sabesc tambien que 81 servicio Geo
l6Cico de los Estados Cnidos Sc ma en-
cargado va de nombrar peritos to-
| p6Sratos ~ cayan con los aviado-
:, res. Estes Sc e~ncargaran de levantar
pianos vertieales Y oblfcuos de rios :
puertos.
4 este respecto manifesto e. Gene
raj Brigadier Mr.. William Mitchell.
m!embro del Servicio Geol6gico, que
para llevar a cabo este Importance
trahajo topografico. que r~eaiizaran
los aviadores en- diez horas. serIa ne
cesario. de no usar el sArvicio aereo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
PARA LA CONSTITUTION DE UN
TEMPLE CATOllCO

La Congregation Catcquista del
Wns End y con toda dedica-
ct3n. una jamaica para 81 prdHiIno
domingo 80 de Mayo. El festival en-
question habra de ceIebrarse en- u"
amplio patio sito en- Ia esGuina Nor
desta de ms Gales de Ruiz Y san ia
cirto. = sus productos seran dedlca-
dos a la construction de- uu temple
cet6lico que Sc eriGira precis1mente
en- ell mencionado lusar. Parece ser
oue el exito de esta fiesta. cuvos fl
nes son en- extreme beneficos. cstA
completamente aseEuradc. Tn crupo
de distinguishes damas ha acoSld"
con gran entusiaSmO la iniciatlra &c
Ia Congregation Catequista, empezan
do q tomar desde luego pavte activa
en- Ia organization de IL misma.
Por los informes que uno de nucs-
tros reporteros loGr1 recahar, sabe-
mos que entire las damas que hahr"n
de tener a SUI cargo los dis.intfs
puestos en- la Jamaica a que hsmos
venido ref~iri6ndonos, figur1H las Sc
noras Maria Herrera de Pat!ho. Leo
hides Rodriguez y Socorro Muc1en-
|, Gambia. Y las senorItaG Carloya P'"-
.ini. Eloisa Zepeda, Amelia Patino.
aurora y Esther Pefla, Y Sari,L 10
PEI
Supimos igualmentc que para dar
| MAYOR realce a Ia fiesta. figuraran en-
el programa ~alGunos bales. como Jo-
:as. jarabes, etc. etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
UN CHOQUE ENTIRE UN AUTO
MOV,L Y uN CAIRO EXPRESS

En- la ga. Cuadra de Ia ayenida Ri
yer regic.36se anteayer o Ia tarde'
IN choque entire Ell automovil que pi-
loteaba el chauffeur Marcus Lawhon,
domic!liado en- Ell numero 729 de Wes-
fall, Y el CAIRO express que Suiaba
Manuel Avalos. Avalos sufri0 serios
eolpes. pues. al choque terrible fue
derribado por TERRA.
ACudicron al lugar del suceSo los
aCentes Christoph Y Galverr quienes
rindieron luego u las oficinas de poll
cla correspondence. Avalos fue rams
portado al hospital "Robrct &. Green,
a bordo de la ambulancia de policia
cue mas tarde Sc encarG@ dc llevar-
le a su domicilio (l24 Speed Street,
luego que en- e. hospital le hIpleron
proporcionado los primcrOs auNilios.
FL chauffeur Lawhur. fuv conduct
do a. Quartet general &c poliCtl donde
Sc ic puso ell libertad, nIrG!=ui+ lila
fianza de 500. En- estl mismL scma-
ma comparecera Ell II corte &c poll
ca 4 doude iran Il G"Clarar como tes-
t:ros. ademhS de SIanucl hvalos.
Arthur +. Ealfanz. y Mr.. O'Naill, con
dvmicilio Ell Ell numero 2S6 de Ia Ave
nida Theo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
SERA APLAZADA LA CAUSA DEL
CHAUFFEUR WEST

Nues;ros lcctores re~cuerdan' seEa-
ramente, el accidente deplorabie que
eli pasado mes de Abril registrose en
esta ciudad. Y eli el que perdio Ia vida
un rico ganadero de Beeville. Texas
ell senior Frank MicHlastie.
En- las GALES de South Presa Tue
atropeIladO el senior Miculastle, por
un autom6vil Hudson. que no hizo alto
Y alSunos dfas mis- tarde, 81 mismo
dfa uue moria en- Ell hospital Robert
3. Green" Ell senior Miculastie, a con-
sccuencia dc las lesiones que en- Ell era
neo ~recibiera. fue a~prehendido ell chauf
feur Culpable. Earl West, gracias a Ia
oportuna information que un joven-
cito de 10 amos proporciono a los
agenteS de Ia policia.
En- este mes debia comparecer ives
ante las autoridades correspondent
ties, pero no sera asf, pues seg1n a
nunci6 cl Iuez de la Corte STA. de
pistrito, Mr.. Anderson, la 'causa del
chauffeur fuG pospuesta para ell IS del
prGxiIno mes de JUNO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
HA DISMINUIDO EN- VOLU
MEN Ell ESTOMAGO DE
UN HOMBRE DE Me-
GOCIOS

He reducido notablemente las a
normales preparedness de mi est6ma
go. Los medicos, con objeto de hacer
10 asi. convenian en- que n opera
cion era indispensable. pero como a
fortunadamente Vi en- un ~periodico
IN anuncio del Maravilloso Remedio
de Mayr. "Marys Wonderful Re
medy' no hubo necesidad de tai ooe
racion, Y despues de haber tornado
tres dosis de esta meGfcina, me sien
10 tan bien como nunca. Actualmen
re puedo conner 10 que por espacio de
s amos me habia estado vedado. Ten
20 en- la medicinal de ustedes una con
fianza ciega". Es una preparation
simple e inofensiva que remueve el
mucus catarral de los intestinos Y
evits Ia inflammation cue es Ia que
practicsmente provoca todas las en-
fermedades del higado y del estoma
mayo, incluyendo la appendicitis. Una
dosis 10 conTsncera o Sc lie devolve
"a 81 importe. De yenta en- todas las
dra4.- LAi-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
DOS MEXlCANOS ACUSAOOS DE
HASER ASALThDo Y ROBAOO
a OTRO mEXICANO

II Jcfe dc n policln privada de San
Antonio. Captain Van Ripper. en- COM
panfa de los detectives Cooper. Kni~
Chty Berry. an-ehendi6 aver en- "A
mahara a dos mcxic2nos acusaGos 90
habcr nsaltado y ]goipeado a un indi-
viduo dc n~acicnalidad tamhihn meJi-
cana. Sahese igualmcute entire dmboS
Sc apoderaron de $500 que su v:ctim1
llevsba f. case ocurriG antcnoChe en-
EerrriIle. In m~orsaje que IN aCcrte
de la policfa dc aqucl pueblo enviu:,l
al capitan Van Riper strvi6 de basa
a aste para ia apprehension de los dos
malhechores. cuya apprehension habla
muy alto err favCr del cXpresadO ca
pilan Van Ripper. puesto que ell men
sale que roc!biera le daba ina muy
vaga description de los dos c~ulpables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
fWUzzfE@ Y ~
N JoYERlA Ro5ApA

Tn cuantioso robo Sc llev6 a cabo
antenoche en- la joyerfa Durham, ST.
ia en- las Gales dc Navarro. nnmero
3l9. FL robe no fuG descubierto sine
hasta Ia ~madrugada de aver cuando
a nasar 81 agente Cruz, por frente al
establecimiento en- question puuo uat
Sc cuenta de que II de las pueflaS
habfa sido forzada. 1nmediatanlehte
notified de aquello al propietario dc
la j~oyerfa, quien no tard6 Ell presen-
tarse a SUI tienda pudiendo lueso no
tar Ia magnitud del robo de que ltaela
sido victima. Habiles agentes de Ia
privada han tornado va a su cargo
este asunto ' no serA remote que en-
breye den con la pista de los adro-
mes.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-26
ANCIANO

Two conocimiento aHoche ia poll
cia dc que Mr.. j. II. Green, un an
ciano cu.:a edad. a'decir dc sus fami-
liarcs. frisa en- los 20 alos, habfa
desaparecido dc SUI domiciIio, sito en-
las Gales de Jackson, numero ST..
Narios aGcntcs inquiercn va sobre ell
paradcro del mcncionado anciano, y
aunque las senas que dc 81 recibia-
ron son POGO concisas. Green poder 10
c~alizarlo. Mr.. Green viste IN traje obs
euro Y su andar un tartO encrgico,
denuncia a uu hombrc dc edad mencs
avanzada que IA suya.