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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pittsburg .... 900 900 ooo-o } T. O. Q
! Chicago ... 100 900 o0O-1 5 /
Ponder and Haeffner; Vaughn and
O'Farrell.
At New York R.HE.
Brooklyn 200 oo4 1907 9 o
New York. $500. 900 001 1913 8 I
Mitchell and Elliott: Barnes, Win
ters. Hubbell and Snyder.
Second game r. H. E.
Brooklyn .-.... 900 o10 1913 9 0
New York. 49,. 900 900 0o1-1 5 0
and Smith.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit R.H.E
Chicago los 500 o2o-14 1s o
Detroit ....... 600 900 600 5 /
Faber and schalk, Lynn; Leonard,
Alien, Coombs and Woodall.
At Philadelphia g games) r H. E.
New York. $500. 002 O01 201-6 IA l
Quinn and Ruel; Naylor, Bigbee
and Perkins.
Second game HE.
New York. ..... .o1o 211 1910 II 1
Philadelphia -. 90 100 0S1- 6 10 3
Collins and Hannah; Perry, Hasty
and Perkins.
At St. Louis R.HE.
Cleveland -. .o21 o2o o3o- s IA 2
St. Louis. 800 $50 OOx-1O Is l
Bagby, Uhle, Niehaus, Faeth and
O'Neill; Davis, Southron and SEVERED.
At Boston G games)- R n. E.
Washington oil 900 90 o-3 II 2
Boston $685.. .0O2 900 100 IA IS 2
Shaw and Charity; Bush and Wal
tiers.
Second game R.H.E.
Washington -. 100 DOL OPS l
Boston ....... 900 200 ooo-2 9 8
Zachary and Charity; Pennock and
Walters.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Minneapolis R H. E,
Milwaukee 100 900 ooS oo-4 7
Minneapolis 200 COL 010 o1-5 10
McWeeney, Miller and HUM; Rob
ertson and Mayer.
Second game R. II. E.
Milwaukee,
$1,000. 900 100 900 900 o-1 /
........ 900 900 100 900 o-1 10 .
Trenton and HUM; Craft and
Mayer.
At Toledo R. H. E
indianapolis -. 900 900 600 5 ,
Toledo ...... 100 002 10x-6 10 0
Petty, Cavet and Henline; Stryker
and Murphy.
At ST. Paul (((2 games)- R. H. E.
Kansas City. :. 900 600 600 4 8
st. Paul. 100 003 02x-6 10 O
Ames and Brock; Coumbe and Har-
grave.
Second game R. H. E.
Kansas City. 900 900 1000 5 1
st. Paul ........ 900 900 ID l
Bolden and Sweeney; Williams and
Hargrave.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
EXPRESS COMPANY LOSES
BIG SUM IN TWO MONTHS

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July IA
loss estimated at 100000 has been
suffered during the last two months
by the American Railway Express
company in its offices between Gin
cinnati and Richmond.
Goods valued at $4,000 have been
missed in Charleston during this time,
1t was reported today, in connection
with the trial of cases against four
former employees Of the company in
police court here.
Police are in possession today of
$500 worth Of goods recovered here,
while special agents Of the company,
who have been conducting an inves-
tigation for the last three weeks, re.
port the recovery of goods valued at
$1,000 at Huntington and about $500
in Montgomery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
HACERSTOWN AND EAGLES To PLAY THREE
GAMES FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF COUNTY

The Richmond Eagles baseball
team has accepted the challenge of
Hagerstown to battle for the cham
pionship of Wayne county. Manager
Everette Haas. of the Eagles, says it
will be impossible for the teams to
get together until late in August. The
Eagles have every Sunday scheduled
until that time. A three game series
will be played then, however. One
game here, one game there. The fate
full will decide the third game. if
needed.
Richmond baseball fans are anxious
to see the two largest Wayne county
towns clash for the championship.
Hagerstown came over here last year
and walloped the Richmond Quakers.
This happened after the Quakers had
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01

Stores. "a dVertISem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
Japan MAY DECLARE
RUSS PRIVATE WAR
(By Associated Press)

TOXIC, July From the press &C.
counts concerning the decision of the
government on important diplomatic
questions it may be gathered that ia
pan has decided to take strong mill
tary action against Russia in connec.
ton with the massacre of the Japan
csc at Nikolaievsk in May as a means,
as one paper puts it, ito preserve the
dignity of the state"
Because Of the la ok Of strong Rus
sian government to which a protest
could be sent it is explained that the
Japanese government will take steps
to occupy Nikolaisvsk and neighbor-
hood and Russian properties, both
governmental and private, on the
northern part Of Sagaalien Island as a
guarantee and basis for claiming COM
pensation for damage when the re-es-
Establishment Of a legal Russian govern
ment is consolidated in the future.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01

eliminated Centerville IA to 4.
Word from Hagerstown is to the eff
feet that Hagerstown is considerably
strengthened since last year. On the
other hand, the Eagles are composed
of practically the same players as last
year This years team, however, is
equally as strong
Performances so far this season
show Schepman superior to Dehner
who played left field last year for the
Quakers. And Smith hits more often
and plays a better game than did Hill
in right field last year.
Haas is catching better game than
did Gray. Cooney in left field last
year played about the same brand OF
baseball that Holmes does this year
Holmes does not try to pull the sensa
tional stuff that Cooney delighted in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
ENGLAND DISPUTES OVER
SUCCESS OF M, kRASSIk

LONDON, July 1.-While anti-Bol.
shevik newspapers here are convinced
that the mission of Leonid krassin.
BOlshevik minister for trade and com.
merce, has failed, and that negotia-
lions have probably been ended, the
pro-Bolshevik press is equally positive
NJ. Krassin is going to Moscow mere.
ly to confer with his government He
will explain the present position of
the negotiations, which, according to
these journals, are proceeding quite
satisfactorily.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01
WILSON LOSES
CONTINUED from Page One)

(CO0tiQueQ from rage oASJ
ed that such a ratification was impos-
sible.
Sees No Hope of Ratification
In the coming campaign. he assert
ed the Democrats could not hope to
gain enough senators to make UP the
necessary twc-thirds and If the I'd
ministration declaration was adopted
the country might well ask what the
Democrats possibly could hope to do
to carry 1t out.
Mr.. Bryan argued that the party
should not go on record IS opposing
reservations to which majority Of
the senators had agreed but should
take the issue out Of politics, by de
claring for an immediate ratification
compromise.
In the treaty debate Vice-President
Marshall was reported to have criti-
cised the administration plank because
it gave no information to the public
regarding what reservations would
fall within the class described as not
impairing the covenants essential
integrity"
Mr. Marshall was said to have de-
Clared that he would rather go to the
country with a plank for unqualified
TatlHCdtlOn IMAM De dSheu W uelln6 III
destructive reservations.
Chairman Glass, Senator Mcclellan,
Of Tennessee, and other administra-
ton chleftains strenuously opposed
the Walsh amendment. The signific-
anCe of its adoption was indicated by
sharp assertions from the administra-
1ion side that 1t would play into the
hands Of the Republicans, be regarded
as weakening of the Democratic posi-
sion and be support for the position Of
Republican senators led by Senator
Lodge.
Would Defeat Party, Claim.
Some administration Spokesman
even declared, it was said that it
would work to defeat the party in
November, and Senator Mcclellan was
declared to have denounced the Walsh
amendment as the doctrine Of hell"
Senator Pomerene supported the
Walsh amendment, declaring that the
treaty had delayed peace more than a
year and that the honor Of the nation
and it's participation in the league
plan for world peace should require
prompt ratification. He declared that
the league IS such an advanced and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-01

important step toward world peace
that it would be disastrous to lose the
great opportunity by disagreement
over reservations.
Senator Pomerene incidentally de-
clared he had no apologies to make
for his vote for ratification with the
Lodge provision. The DensEruts. Mr..
Pomerene declared, coula aNEtify a
position killing the treaty.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-04-28
A Word From Fred Beckwith
Denver Colo, A, 20, 20.

Dear friend Ed
Just few lines to let you know
/ am very much alive and feeling fine
aiso the little old Bedding Banner
News is here with me. Am very
glad to get it. Denver is very nice
city, it is so nice and clean here. The
factory smoke don't seem to bother
much. I am well satisfied with the
place. | am working for the Gates
Tire Co.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-04-28
BRINK

Mr.. and Mrs. Hite Eckert and Mr..
and Mrs. George Hopkins motored
down from Greenville, Sunday to the
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Christensen
and son, Chas., and daughter, Helen
motored to Grand Rapids, Saturday
and returned Sunday. Helen stay
ed over for visit of few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bolster and
Mrs. z. r. Van Nortwick visited Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Donaldson, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Clarence Snow visited her
sister, Mrs. Amos Russell and family
Sunday and in the afternoon called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Loomis in
their new home. Mr.. Robert Earle
and Mrs. Russell came after Mrs.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-04-28

~ Loncoln St., Denver Colo.
Mr.. Beckwith who is well known
here, it will be remembered left for
the west about the first of April for
his health. His many friends will
be glad to learn that he is feeling
better.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-04-28

FURNISHED ROOM-For rent. Mrs.
M. A.. Godfrey, S13 Alderman st.
$751;
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-04-28

Notice
The Grattan Order 0 I Ancient
Cleaners will hold their next meet
ing Friday, April 30. at the home of
companions Will jerks and wife. Re.
freshments: bread and butter, green
onions, salad, cake and pickles.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
UNOS
DE Y MU-
NIcIoNES FUERoN APRE-
HENDIDOS POR LAS AU-
TORIDADES AMERICANS

Ell Paso. Texas, Agosto 06-Un
americana ilamado ]. B. Rzvel, v
Una muier y un hombre mexica-
nos, fueron aprehendidos hoy por
las sutoridades zduznzles de los
Estados Unidos. y estzn acuszdos
de complicidad en- el delito de con-
trabsndo de armas para Ia Repd-
biica Mexiczna- La mujer fue
detenida en- los momentos En- que
trataba de cruzsr el puente inter
nacional, conduciendo debajo de
las enaguas 800 cartuchos. Sc
gun aseguran los empleados adua-
rales, mas de 1z5.m cartuchos
han sido importzdos clandestina-
mente a Mexico y tambien una
gran cantidad de rifles durante los
dos fitimos mesea-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
NO QUIEREN
N SINO COLONIAS.

Mexico. Agosto 25-Lz Seue-
tara dc Hacienda IA hecho decla-
rzci0ne de que muiltud de ha-
y concentrates france
ses, = ouienes debe a nzci6a Va
rsOs nillon@s de pesos por concep-
70 de indemnizaciones, por dzhos
causados Por "a reyoiuci0n, van :
dirigirse q dichz Serezrz soisci-
tzndo que En- vez de pzgz-les :
plzzos 0 En- sbOnos dicho zdeudo
les sean propo-cionzdos terreno:
bzldiOs de los que nene IA Ma
cion, en vista de conu-ztos ous
han oaduczdo con empresas colo
nlzado-as. que 10 han cumplidC
sus compromises
Estes terrenos sersn cultivado:
: colOnizados por frznceses v 81
ProPonen uaer grzndes coloniz:
de normzndOs y lombardos, genie
robustz y sana del norte de Fran.
Ga e Italia, que implantars nue.
vos sistemas agricolzs en- Ia Re
Phbiica, asi como productos y COS
tumbres de dichas regiones-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
I'll PARTID0 REACQONARIO..


ron = yeguenA a sup-enz TG
gnenzz. de espigzr tn campo enc
migo, de c0nfiz- Z deiensz dc 81
Iczusz : sus sdye-szrios, dcmzsiz-
do yiles, que q~uisieron vendGse
En- 4 zctuzlidzd, sucede exzc.
tan0te Al reeves. Todos los pro-
h0mbres de Ia rezcci0n han sjzdc
l. slburz de 81 honor Politico y
han desertado de las hlzs de L
Reyolucion-
De Ia oumbre al tango. De los
|czrmenes de flores de aronzs In
morales, q Ia clozca de hipop6ta-
mos conges1ionzdos.
AS Is como h>mOs visto IN es-
|pzntoso desfile . IN Pzscuzl Oroz-
co, . un Victorizno Huertz, a IN
Venustizno Canznza-x-rerolu-
esoazrios los zes-czmbizr de
chaquetz para II q serTir sumisz-
mente al Partido Conservador-
Pero al menos esos hombres
tuvieron Ia fuerza y Ia fierezz de
los erzndes trsgicos de Ia Hisfo-
ria Mas en- Ia zctuzlidzd, xouien
Is aquel que Ia tornado en- sus ma
nos el puhzl que asesin6 q Made
TO. para esgrimirlo. en- la lobre-
guez de Ia noche, como una espzn-
table banderz de sangre y odios
ala sido IN hombre fuerte, su-
das, dominador, ~aplastante7
No: un enzgcnzdo, un egolatrz,
un adorador de 81 mismo, pero
En- tamaha desproporci6n con Ia
realidad, que Ia Castahedz 10 re-
clamz piadosamente..
Por ESQ decimos que el Partido
Conservador en- Mexico estz
muerto. porque el Ridiculo clavz
mas hondo Fl acero que Ia misma
Parca f....
Asi las cosas, Il Partido contra
o sea el Partido Liberal Cons
titucionalista, representado por el
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
NOrIcIAs De LA REPUBLIcA MExIcANA
FALLo FL DE
BoNILfAs.

NueFz York. Ag0sto Pc
Globe, en 81 section editorial
hzce IN c0ne1tzrio sobrt "a sItuz-
'oi6n de MExioo. Y dice que IA pro
ieciz hechz p0r = ingenicro Ignz-
Go Bonillzs, ex-Enbzjzdor de Ca
rama n Washington. relztivz :
Gre e nuevo gobiemo de NExscC
zeriz ea IN c0-to tempo, tive
mas e c-zrer de III deseo qu<
Z t-zsc@ndenciz De m p~-on6stioo
Boaiilzedice e periodioo-
TWO zlgan motive para odiz- Z
fzoci61 ob-egonistz. pero s. SIS
-sninienfos son c-onprnsibies
81 znzlisis de a si-1zci6n nexicz.
IA No 10 s
Agregz e pei6dioo que e Pre-
s;deute De 4 Huetz IA sido G.
pzz de logrzr a rendici6n de VI
La y de zregizr e conflicto de Z
Bzjz California Y por otrz pz-e
Ia dzdo nues-zs De p-oteger ks
= inteeses de nacionzls +.
ex-zn5e-os durznte Z revoiucs0a
y estoezgregz-no Is n puedt
ser signo de insegundzd si1o, %:
.o ooa-z-io. de ezbilidzd, 4.
p1mz1noz
Teruinz e penodico diGeadC
que p0- % one resP-ctz = los Es
tzdos Unidos. 10 pzrece que hzyz
.czrz para tene- ma escSsio1 q,
TIE sn5os g0bien0s. Po-que D.
u HzGz : O5-eg6a han demos
t-zdo II solicrud e pro del ben
es-z- De los zm@5c1os en NEE-
= han zbo1dzdo Z p-o5le1z q
Z p~-o14o61 &c in-e--ses = e 70
nEto de 4 P-opiedad con II or
tero = alto esgi-itu de co-resz
@PEeen ser eIos-dice e 70
z1To-THdzde-os a-Quit1ctos {:
III go5i1no. IA = COMO % hzbiz
NOS es-zdo esperanto, ' psrece
IA inoolsistente s. Al niszl
tempo. co1cediSznos Z Bo1illzl
nuesrz sinpstiz : = SIS amigos
uuestrz oo1fiz1z
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
Los AERoPLANOS QUE AID
QUIRIO CARRANZA PARA
FL EJERcrTo son DE Pc
SIMA CALIDAD.

Especial para ia Prenss". }
Mexico, Agosto 16-Boletin
No. 102 de Ia prensa de hoy, dice:
@E Photo Aviador o. Neil, conf
sionado por Ia Secretaria de Cue
IRA para La reorganization cienti-
flea de Ia Escueia Nacionzl de
Aviacion, informo a dicha Secre-
TARA que los aeroplanos Farman
adquiridos a precios elevadisimos
por Ia administration Carrzncis-
"a. no servian, opinando que los
dltimos trsgicos acontecimientos
de Callej6n y Tinajitas. debieron-
&c . los pesimos resuItados de los
aparatos-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
Sc INTENTA UN
CONGRESO MUNICIPAL
CON REPRESENTATION
DE TODAS LAS MUNICH
PALIDADES DE LA REPU
BLICA MEXICANA

Especial para ia Prensz0
Mexico, AgOsto 26-Ei SEM:
Presidente Municipal de esta ca
pitzl intentz lleTzr Z cabo IN Con
greso Municipal, en eI cuzl debe
ran estzr Representatives todos 10:
Presdentes Bfunicipales de Ia Re.
publica para discutir Ia mejor for
ma de que los Municipios tenga1
absolute libertzd de acci6n c indie
pendenoia finznciera- Sc p1-ten-
de desde luego reformar IA leg
"Organizacion del Municipio Ii
bre"
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
FL GOBIERNO DE MEXICO
OBLIGARA A LAS COMPA-
MAS PETROLERAS A QUE
IMPUESTOS-

Nrevz York. Agosto 8-S-
gin IN despzcho especial de L
Ciudsd de Mexsco que PubEco no.
e; Times. e Cobiern0 del Pre-
ssdcnte De "a Huer-z IA decdidC
que sc obligu= : las oOups1izs Pc
trolerzs que &c hzz rehusdO has
Il zhorz = pagan lbs iuPu@stos, :
enc 10 hzgzn- enplezndO para eilc
todos los nedios de gre dispone e
refu5do Cobierno-
Agreg = P-OPi0 des7scho qut
Il SubseGetzrio de Hacienda. Ma
mel Paroles, declare que e Co
b5erno hizo cuzuto ptdO para COZ
cilizr lbs i~ntereses suyos con lOs
De las mencso1zdzs conpzllzs Pc
uolezs, p>ro cue Sszs Sc -ehusa-
ron = pOne- de 81 psre 10 que Is
oouePoadis para negz- N are
gio oon e CO6ierno Y eue Is n1-
n ezprendG n 10 furu-o nueFzz
negocizcio1es con q n1sno obJe-
70. con los agentes de eszs couPz-
aszs Il Mexico. - que es-zs Sc re-
husza Z rztiiscz- los cO1Tenios he
chos POI zouellos
Doheny ot-a ve contra GuHeyS
Nuevz York AgOstO B-Do-
heay hlzo hoy nuevzs declszCo-
rs Fl respresz 4 lzs -e1senra
hechzs Po- Cuifeys = en elias NE
"a cue solzue-1e SEN dos lzs
conDz5izs cue 3 han -ehusz6o Z
co1fo-ns-se Con los dec-e1os ex-
ped5dos po- Cz-znz : mega
rsnbien "a pz-te &c ks d-clzsoo-
nes De este tlti1o Il oue dice Gre
81 eszs dos oonPzd;zs 10 ilegzn
: N convene coa e Cobieno,
pscticzmetg todo e PenSleo
qn> Sc produce en MExsco zrbzrz
por Il : pzrzr : Europa
Dice Doheny qus e uamero &c
las compznias que No oredz-oa
conforues con los der-e-os De ca
uanzs pzz de cusrentz : que ex-
portan mas del ocheltz pr cien-
to de IA czntidad Total ProLuridz
POr Mexico, exporzci6a que Sc
hace Z los EstzdOs Unidos = que
solsmente IN POGO mas de- cuztrc
por ciento de 4 p-oduccion mexi-
cana total IS 10 que 70. z Ingizte-
ira
Por 10 que hzce 4 IA duda EXPIRE
ada por Cuffeys acuz de a Va
iidez de los titulos que poseen ks
referidas oompzhizs, dice Done.
ny que vsriss eninentes sutori-
dades, inoluyendo Al sbogzdo ne.
xcano Luis Mendez, los hzilzror
Perfeczmente en- regia-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
DE~ScARRILAMIENTO EN- LA.
VIA FERREA DE- oUADA-
LAJARA
Especial para Ia Prensa")

Especial para ia Prensa"1
Mexico. Agosto H-Entre Ana
SEQ y Celayz, en IA Division de
Cuadalajzrz, manos criminzLs
Provoczron el desczrilamiento de
IN tren de paszjeros desclavando
4 via Z "a entrada de IN puente.
iocomotora y cuatro csrros SC
volcaron inoendizndose, resultzn-
do muertos el maquinistz, IN sgen
te Postal y varios paszjeros, sien-
do numer0sos los heridoS
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
A MExICALI III
GRAIL FRUcTUoso z
DEF
lPor Plehiscito sc Nomhrzr1 Al
Nuevo Gobemzdor-

Nexcsii, B. c. Ag0s-o r
Haze xzr5os dszs one sc ncuen-
ia q es-z oudzd e general Fruc-
t1oso Ne1dtz, de 4 comma 0-
pcdicionzrlz ost mzndz e sc1U
general D Abeizrdo Rodriguez.
Cuien aczbz de Irgz- = Los Ago
doas con SIS fuEzs. one ne
n1n pe-ieczua-t biel z-uzdzs v
pe--tchz6zS
Sc espes cue de N non-nto Z
Giro Sc zp-oxne Z esz p0blzci6a
4 ooiumns : tome possession dc l.
nisnz para co11nuz- sobre las
denzs plzzzs de- Disrito-
Los eleneatos cznruis-zs esr1'
u~zbsjzndo porque q s-5or Presi-
ldente de 4 Rep1bb1 NJ designe
= m hijo dc este teriro-io para
ocupzr a Cubenzurz de IA re-
gi6a- En- 81 sfzn de oue las coszs
10 Gambler zdiczlnea-- = sc sig.
Z politicz cooocidz de Czntn- de
divide Y de hoshlidzd para todos
bs ozjzzllf0uiznox Estes, que
se eocuent-za "a biea e1f-rzdos
de las nreTzs nzuuilzciones de
estes eng0iisdos y mai zcostun-
b-zdos cznfziszs, coninzzn q
oTgznizs-se Y uzbajz- con tods
Ee-gz para oue Fl esz vez cue
dc zsegu-zdo E t-irnfO del pueblo
De esz -ega. vic-inz de los jefes
P0lIncOs Grz6os ' de los c-cu-
los de zTen-ueos = services que
ran venido 4 expl3z- los vicios =
o-os Ecit0s negoGoz
4 GenGz cie-ts Sc szbe n esz
regi6a oue Il seao- Pressdeute
don Adolio de 4 Hu=1 ez re-
s=elto : aonb-ar Co51uzdor :
III hgO de 4 Bziz California, Pc
70 que este p-oTe1d-z del plebis-
dito que - efertuzrs tan pr0nto
oouo las fue-zzs lezies coarolen
miliz-nente TODD e Dis-ito-
Sc ci-zn para que former 4
auevz ternz : hij7s Distinguishes
Dc a Bzjz California: mos Sc IN
Gilman po- Il senior Zzrste Y oro
pO- e senior Gotta En-ique), h.
oiendo reszltz- los nEritos de ca
"a uno De clos ' sehzlzndoseles
emo los que 1snen mas p-obzbi-
ldsdes de ser candidates para el
alto puest0 de Cobernzd0r. Tam
ben sc oye ctar de Tez en cuzu-
DO al se6or Lie Tribe, a senior
Hoyroa, = mo que ot-o czntuisz,
e senior Carlos bernstein Va Sc
"a fernando opinion en este in
Po-tznte ssunto y = MEDIA cue
pzsn los dias, los hzbizntes del
lDistrito ms Sc inciinzn II favor
de los prineros seio-es
IA Coresponszl
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
TREScIENTOS MIL PESOS
PARA LA PAvIMENTA.
CIoN DE LAS GALES DE
LA CAPITAL.

Mexico. Agosto Eel Cobier-
no del Centric dio I'M subsidio de
treseientos mil pesos por conduc-
to de la Secretaria de comunica-
cones para emplearlos en- la pa
vimentacion de las Gales de la Ca
pitaI.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
Ell REBELDE CARLOS OSU-
MA AISLADO EN- La SIZE
IRA DE ~TAMAULIPAS.

Especial para ia Prensa-r1
Mexico, Agosto 26-Se szbe
que el rebelde Carlos Osuna Sc
encuentrz completamente solo en-
Ia Sierra de Tamaulipas, habieu-
do mandado varios correos a esta
Capital con objeto de obtener
gracia del Presidente de Ia Repn-
blicz-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28
Ell Lie. EMILIO Q
NJ SoLICITo REGRE-
SAR A MEXICO.

Especial para ia Prensa")
Mexico, Agosto Bel Lie
Emilio vazquez Gomez, ex-Minis.
tro de Conformation, ha solicitadc
.Permiso para regresar al pals. e
|Cobierno lie contest6 que tiene Las
puertas abiertas para todos los
mexicanos que deseen voiver a Ia
Patria-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28

c Alvaro Obreg6n, no tiene Jus.
|amente contrincante en- Ia con-
tienda politica.
Ma hay en- el campo enemigo,
nadie que sc yergue en- medic de
IA maleza reaccionaria.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-08-28

MEXICO Agosto 26.-Ayer lie
go Cordoba. continuando su ei-
"a pohtica, el candidate Aware
oofeson. Todas las agrupacio-
mes politicas con sus estandartes
: q caoeza. concurrieron : darle
Ia oisnvenida. tributandole gran
manifestation. Mahana c~outinua-
"a rumbo a TERRA Blanca
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SoLIcITo TRABAIo

I'm Dr0gueria, en- cuyo ramo ten
90 ~ amos de practica; tambien
puedo aesempeiar cualquiera otra
g., ..sse de trabajo. ]. A. F., 1zz8
w. Pico street.