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DALMATIA

Spalato, one of the most important
towns of the Dalmatian coast, is
beautiful situated on a small semi
circular bay, on the oSuth side of a
peninsula which projects some five
miles from the mainland A large
part of the city is actually within the
limits of the Palace of Diocletian,
built in the beginning of the 4th
century. Nowadays the palace itself
with its many large chambers, is used
for stores, baptistries, chapels and
in some cases, dwellings for the in
habitants.
On the North side Of this peninsula
is a small land-locked bay, at the
head of which was situated the an
cient town of Salona The site of
Salona lies three or four miles to the
Northwest of Spalato. in a fertile hol-
low along the North bank of a rivulet
which rises higher up near Fort Clissa
This picturesque fort crowns a conspi-
cuous rock in the middle of a remark
able gap in the Karst Ridge. Standing
on the highest tower of Forst elisa
and looking down in the valley, one
cannot help but feel that he is in the
grand stand, watching the old and new
world pass in review, as the erect and
natty sailormen and the aged and rag
ged Dalmatians slowly wend their way
through the beautiful valley, once the
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-07-24

Charlie Murphy would be branded
with treason for all time. He fully
knows this. Besides it is incumbent
upon Murphy to justify his course Of
an Francisco in boosting Cox as
against New Yorker, McAdoo.
In New Jersey Cox is expected to
sweep things. The state embraces gil
gantic industrial enterprises in addi-
ton to being about the wettest state in
the Union. Neither Harding nor Cool
idge appeals to the wet workers Of
New Jersey. The Democratic leaders
there, especially Governor Edwards
and John R. Nugent, have been the tar
gets of the personal attacks of Will
liam J. Bryan. The delegation was
turned over to Cox as soon as 1t was
evident Edwards had no chance of
winning the inclination. The plan was
to give no support to any candidate
especially favored by the Nebraskan.
The Edwards following in New Jer-
sey is united in support Of the ma
tional ticket. But aside from that Cox
will get considerable support from the
Republicans who lean toward the vii.
son plan of a League of Nations ane
permanent peace. The betting odds
indicate a prevailing prediction that
Cox has the better chance in New Jer-
sey and is likely to carry that state.
The working people of New Jersey
have not forgotten the stand by Gov
ernor Cox in favor of the working
mems compensation insurance law,
known as the Cox Law" long before
he was ever mentioned for the presi-
Dental nomination.
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SHORT COURSE OFFERED
FOR CLUB MEMBERS

The sixth annual short course for
Louisiana agricultural club members
will be held at the Louisiana State
University July 20 to August 4, inclu-
sive, Announces w. c. Abbott, state
boys and girls club agent. 1t will be
attended by boys and girls who have
made the best records in their work
during the 1920 and a few others
from parishes where there are no
demonstration agents, who may wish
to receive benefits Of the short
course. The boys who will take the
northwestern dairy trip should assem-
BILE here on August 2 preparatory to
leaving on August 8. 1t is hoped that
they will come ahead in time to re-
ceive the instructions offered at the
short course.
A carefully arranged schedule of
classroom and laboratory work on ag
ricultural subjects has been prepared
which will prove beneficial to those
IOTluudto GllOuSu " dbtOuus III pAdlA-
ming the short course the recreational
side was not overlooked. A special
feature of entertainment this year
will be the use of the Community
Club swimming pool and all club chill
dren are urged to bring their swim
ming suits. The girls will swim in the
early morning, while the boys will
have use of the pool in the afternoon.
The expenses of the club members
attending the short course are paid by
local bsAks, school board, railway COM
panies, Business men, and in num-
Der of dases by the individuals them
selves. The students will be quarter
ed in the University dormitories, for
which no charge is made. They will
get their meals at the University cafe
terra at very reasonable rates.
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ROOSEVELT BIG HELP
TO TICKET in EAST
EXPECTED TO PUT GINGER IN
COMING PRESIDENTIAL CAM.
PAIGN

New York, July l7.--Afte: giving the
crowned heads of Europe and others
the "Once over" the late President
Roosevelt said kings reminded him OF
of a cross between the vicepresident
of the United States and leader Of
the New York 400.
When Colonel Roosevelt perpetrated
this epigram he had not dreamed that
his own cousin and nephew might
some day occupy the vice-presidential
chair. Had he so dreamed the cpl
gram might never have seen the light
of day, for no one having personal
acquaintance with Franklin DenalO
Roosevelt can picture that gentleman
as a figure-head in any job. The fact
that most impresses the observer re-
pecting the Democratic candidate for
the vice-presidency is the close resem-
blance of the candidates political ca
reer to date to that Of his late uncle
by marriage and fifth cousin by birth.
Both began from seats in New York's
State Assembly, both went to the Off
ce of the assistant secretary of state
and both became candidate for the
vice-presidency of the United States,
as the three stepping stones of their
political careers. Both were conspi-
cuously active in fighting Tammany
Hall.
To Put Ginger in Campaign
Until Franklin Roosevelt's nomina-
ton in San Francisco there was a
widespread belief that the Roosevelt
clan was all Republican. But there
have been prominent Democratic mem
bers of the Roosevelt family before
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proud site Of the city Of EaIona
In the beautiful aDlmatian twlll.a
a trio of sailors swings down the s.
bled streets, between rows Of MIA
washed houses, singing popular Au,s
lean ditties. The aDlmatians
ting in front of their hoouses. apblans
for more, the sailors stop, and 81,
mock solemnity reconstruct 4 scsss
from a famous musical comedy ne
cess. 1t is from the American sslI,.
that these people form their oplnsu
of America Dalmatians believe a,
our. country is the land of iauptsr
and sunshine. Late in the evening
the blue-jackets Chamber ABOARD GA.
small dories to return to thelr shIs
while the old Dalmatiana look vIss
eyes full of regret at the littls bo.
with its cargo of happy humanity
speeding away to their clean sAs
which, on the morrow, win take lAsm
to new, strange sights along shis lam.
Gus coast. r.
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Franklin. One Of them, the late Rob
ert B. Roosevelt, was minister to The
Hague under President Cleveland, and
about Oyster Bay the Democratic
Roosevelts are about as numerous as
the Republican Roosevelt.
That Franklin Roosevelt will bring
much strength to the ticket is every
where admitted, and this is altogether
aside from the fact that he bears a
part Of the name of a former presi'
dent. No one can say that Tammany
Hall had things its own way in the
nominating convention, as it put forth
one of its sachems to head off Roose
welt.
Franklin Roosevelt will put ginger
into the fight in New York state, and
will more than offset the work OF
his cousin. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., in
the latters' support of the Republican
ticket. The former is the more expert
enced campaigner of the two and
much superior as a platform speaker
He has campaigned through the state
once as a candidate for the senatorshir
nomination, and made most favor
able impression, especially in the farm
ing districts of the state.
The more experienced political OBJ
servers review the work of the San
Francisco convention, the deeper
grows the impression that the work
was well done. Here in New York
the ticket makes a wonderful effective
appeal, particularly among working
people. These have read with mani
festations of general approval the up
hill struggle of the Ohio farmer lad
from obscurity to the place of great
est honor. There are men who recall
the stiff backbone exhibited by the
governor of Ohio when the so-called
bitter element in that state was de-
manding that he step aside from tne
path of constitutional restrictions, and
arbitrarily prevent the world famous
boxing exhibition in Toledo on July
4, 1919. They have also been pleased
with the Cox expression of the unfair
ness of changing the fundamental ba-
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-07-24
SIX WEEK COURSE
IN SUMMER CAMP
OFFERED BY NAVY
SAME QUALIFICATIONS ARE RE-
oUIRED FOR ENLISTMENT
IN SERVICE

Washington, july i7.-Summer
schools for the training of youth be-
tween the ages of 16 and 20 years were
opened at the Hampton Roads and
Great Lakes Naval Training stations.
Enrollments for the schools were err
ceived applicants were required to
pass the ordinary qualifications for en-
listment in the navy.
Provisional for these school was
made in the last annual appropriation
bill. Those attending are required to
enroll for three months in the naval
reserve force. They will receive the
pay of apprentice seamen for the six
weeks course, amounting in all to
about $50, and also transportation
back to tAeir homes. In addition, the
navy furnishes and subsistence, uni
forms and equIkGcent.
While the schCe&@.s will observe a
naval routing in outdoor drills and
exercises, there will be ro "book'' and
it is proposed officials said, to conduct
them as much as possible on the lines
of a summer camp" Physical devel-
opment, education of character" and
cultivation of naval tradition are set
forth as the principal detectives.
About (4O) commissioned and nom
officers have been as
signed as instructors at each school.
While at each cruises for attendants
are planned, there will be numbers Of
small naval vessels available for their
inspection and training in addition to
yachts and other small craft for rec
creation purposes.
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You Guard Against Burglars, But
What About Rats7

Rats steal million OF dollars worth
of grain, chickens, eggs, etc. Destroy
property and are menace TO health.
If you are troubled with rats, try
RAT-SNAP. 1t viii surely xiii them
prevent odors. Cats or dogs won't
touch it. Comes IN cakes. Three
sizes, Csc. soc, s10O. Sold and guar.
anteed By Est. J. B. sandoz and Lit.
tells Drug Store adv
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FoR SALE

Nice farm situated about nl
from opelousas or washington d
Vile Platte road containing l5e a.
penis Of cultivable land.
Apply to office of Sar-PFogTea 81
]. M. Dufilho, $50 Union Street 0
lousas. La.
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Tammany in Line

TamHany in Line
Campaign headquarters soon will be
opened in New York. While 3. H.
Moore of Youngstown viii be in
charge. William F. McCombs, former
national chairman, known here and
elsewhere as 1.-THE man who put Will
son over" will have much to do with
outlining the course of the Democratic
campaign. 1t is already announced
that the fight is to be clean one, no
offensive personalities, no mud-sling-
ing and as little scandal as possible.
The association Of Mr.. McCombs with
the campaign management is regard
ed as guarantee that here will be no
hitting below the belt when the cham
pion enters the ring.
Still one cannot always predict what
disclosures may come out of the fine
tooth combing that will follow the
opening of the two main campaign
headquarters. It is an old adage that
man must run for office to find out
how many sins he is believed to have
committed.
Tammany Hall will fully extend it.
self this year in behalf of the Demo
cratic national ticket. In the first
place, Cox is thoroughly to the liking
of Tammany's followers, or at least
is locally believed to be very liberal
in his views and Tammany is for all
around liberality. It never warmed
Up to Wilson or to Cleveland, but it
is warming up to Cox.
Another reason Tammany Hall will
put up its strongest fight this year is
that for the first tinae in presidential
elections a Tammany man is governor
of this state, and is almost certain to
be nominated Tammany is most con-
cerned in the reelection of Governor
Smith, and it will look to Cox to help
pull the governor through. If Smith
should win and Cox lose in New York
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soNIAT AND DEsLIEUx, INC.
Opelousas, Louisiana

Ash wood $3.50 per rank-at mill.
Ash wood $3.50 per rank-D Delivered
Opelousas
Cypress wood $3.50 per rank-At mill
Cypress wood $3.50 per rank-D Deliver
ed Opelousas
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Typewriter, perfect condition. p.
o. Box 215 Lafayette, La. may2stf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
NOTAS TEATRALES

Antenochc ei Teatro Naclonal Sc
VIC nuevamentc p~letorico de concu-
rrencia. atraida por el anuncIo &c Ia
"reprisse" de la zarzuela meXlcana
de Ouevedo Y Pajares "P-o-Patrla.'
De la obra hablamos ampIlanlente
cuando fue ~estrenada, asi que 10 ne
cesitamos eAernar una nueva opl-
MON. FL publico aplaudio todos los
numeros, especilmente el de los Pc
ri6dicos meXlcanos.
La bella comedia de los hermanos
Ouintero "Dona Clarines' cubrlc,
iuntamente con "Pro-Patria' Ell pro-
grama del j~ueves, habiendo gustado
mucho al publico. La senora Mar
tinez hizo una "Dona Clarines' que
habria, de SECURE, dejado @tisfcchos
a sus autores.
Anoche Sc llcv6 a escena el dra-
ma La Dolores, Y para manana Ell la
tarde sc anuncia, a petici6n &c varias
familias, la reprissc de la alta come
dia de Martinez Sierra, Mama"
que una gran parte del publico Sc
qued6 sin yer debido a 10 imclemente
de la noche en- que fue representa-
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
MATRIMONTOS

Juan Come Y Carmen Moreno.
Epifanio Bernal V Elena Garcia.
Juan Nillarreal Y Clotilde Cerda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
Ia AGENCIA FlNANClERA
Fue entregada, lie de Nuepa
York, al senior Eduardo del
Raso, por ell Doctor
Alfredo Caturegti

TeIcGrGmc Especial Dcrc Ia PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, enero I6.-Dos re
presentantes de Ia Oficina de Contra
loria del Gobierno de Carranza, lie
garon aver proce<;entes de Ia Ciudad
de Mexico, comisionados para inter
venir IN la entrega Ge ia Agencla FL
nanciera establecida en- esta ciudad.
al nuevo agente, Eduardo del Raso.
La entrega la hara ell Dr.. Alfredo
C~aturegli, quien ha estado al frente
de la reEerida Agencia Financiera du,
rante los ultimos cuatro amos, Y quien
Saldra para Europa para arreglar va,
rias cuentas que quedaron pcndientes
cuando la Agencia Financiera en- Lon
ores fue cerrada temporalmente, al
llegar Carranza a Mexico despues de
haber dejado ell poder ell licenciado
Carvajai.
FL doctor CaturegIi .permanecera
on Londres larga temporada debiec-
do ayudar a Rafael Nieto ell ell de-
sempeno dc Ia comision de clauSurar
definitivamente Ia Agencia Finan-
ciera Ell la capital britannica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
LOS ENSAYoS DE LA OBRA SAN
ANTONIO \ TRAVES DE
LA HISTORIA."

Los cnsayos gle h st9 %hora Sc
han cstado haciendQ de la obra San
Antonio q traves dc a Hist2:ia " que
co nondra en- eSyena cl mes que en-
ira. er e. Beethoven Hall. bajc los
a~rsnicios dc Ia .\.u"iaci6u d. Damas
Cat6?i-as. = 81 I,n,rlo Nacional ca
t6Iico. con obie5o de reunir fondoS
nara ma Casa lie ComunidaG. pro-
r,eten Que Ia fiesta sera TODD un
6yito. Dues todas las personals que en-
J., obra de referencia tomaran parte,
ba, Ioprado identificarsc ~Dcrfccta-
monte con s1s ~papeles..
los ensavos son publicos ' pueden
concurrir a clos todas las personals
one custen. ara Que veau los ade-
Iantos que Sc han hecho por los j0ve-
mes aficionados Y por cncarGo de las
gcnoras or~ganizadoras, podemos ha-
Ger extensive la invitaci6n para con-
currir a los ensayos, ii publico meXi-
caro do csta cjudad. FL proXimo en-
savo tendra lugar ell dia de hoy, a
las = - de al tardc. en- la Community
Eopsc Cafe. Que Sc halla situado
contiguo = Ia iglesia del Alamo. frcn-
tie a Ia Plaza del mismo nombre.
Las directoras de la fiesta han or
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
CRGANIZAN UNA FELADA

Tn grupo de senoras y senorltas
mexicanas radicadas accidentalmen-
tc en- San Antonio, estan trabajando
en- la organization de una veiada -
terario musical con el proposito de
recaudar fondos a beneficio de las
victimas de los temblores en- el Es-
tado de Veracruz.
Los trabajos de organization de
dicha velada estan siendo llevados
a cabo por las senoras Maria G. de
Benavides Y Dolores N. de Leaf Y por
Ia senorita Maria Luisa Robes, quien
ACADIA dc arribar de Ia Ciudad de
Mexico.
Fl proposito de las organizadoras
dc este festival cs darlo ell sabado
veinticuatro del actual, para 10 cual
activiran los trabajos de organiza-
ci0n. Para cl p~rcsente han solicitado
va cl concurso dc yarias artlstas Y
amateurs. quiencs han aceptado de
muy buena voluntad Ia ~invitaci0n,
por tratarse del fin que sc pcrsiguc
con Ia velada.
Las o~rganizadoras de este festival
Sc proopnen cntregar a LA PRENS'
cl producto total que Sc obtenga de
la vclada literario musical, a fin de
aumentar cl fondo dc auxilio que
esta fernando este periGdico para
remitirlo a Mexico OportunauieEtc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
UNA BELLISIMA FIESTA
4 BENEFICIO DE LAS
VICTIMAS DEL TEMBLOR
Tendrd Iugar en- ell Teatro
NacionaI y habr6 en- ella
n1meroS EXCEPTIONAL
mente nota6leS

La fiesta que este p~eri6dico orga-
MIA con Ell concurso de respetables
damas de la colonia mexicana de
San Antonio, a beneficio de las VIC
timas de los temblores de V~eracruz,
esta a punto de completarse en- sus
detailes V desde luego podemos no
ticiar a nuestros l~ectores que tendra
lugar Ell pr6ximo viernes % del CO.
rriente en- ell Teatro Nacional, con
cuyos empresarios hemos llegado a
IN arreglo conveniente.
Tomara parte en- el festival la
Compania dramatica Maria del Car
men Maritime" que trabaja en- dicho
teatro, Y habra otros varios numeros
cuya belIeza y novedad seran segura-
mente una agradabilisima sorprcsa
para Ell publico.
Sin tenor de ,equivocarnos pode-
mos asegurar desde luego que la fies
"a de que venimos tratando sera eX-
cepcionalmente bella, de las que de-
jan i"mperecedero recuerdo. Dentro
de uno o dos dias estaremos en- posi-
bilidad de dar a nuestros lectores de-
tales completes de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
UNA AUDAZ AVENTURA
Preparan una expedition a Ia
Isla de TiburoR que Sc
dice estG habitada
por canibales
r.,enrr No Es,ccinl rcra Il PRENSA.

Telegrcr rn Especial nara Ia PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK, Enero 15.-El
captain Harry de Windt, notable ex-
plorador, autor y conferencista bri-
tanico, anunci6 hoy que saldra, a
mediados del mes de Febrero pr0xi-
mo. para Ia Isla del Tiburon, situa-
da en- eI Golfo de California, frente
a la costa del Estado &c Sonora. Di-
cha isla, segun sc dice, esta habitada
por canibales Y hasta el presente no
Sc ha llevado una exploration COM
pleta a ella, especialmente de u RI
quezas naturales que Sc dice son muy
importantes.
FL captain britanico de Windt di-
ce que formara una expedition q Ia is
10 del Tibur6n, con seis civiles Y con
sesenta soldados m~eyicanos, Y que su
expedition estara apoyada financie-
ramentc por I'm sindicatO ingles que
Sc halla i~nteresado en- Ct descubri-
miento de dep6sitos de ~uranita, Gel
cual Sc obtiene ell radio y ademas,
en- cl descubrimicnto dc minas de CO.
bre.
FL iefe de la expedition realizara
esta a la isla del Tibur6n por que
tiene. a nombre de Antonio Gibbon,
ouien dice ser sobriRo de Carranza,
n concession para buscar Y eXplotar
los dep6sitos aludidos de uranita y dc
cobrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
DE- POLICIA
A~TROPELLADO POR UN


4 las :. a. m, del dia de aver, ell
nino ". Haggerty, de : amos dc edad,
fue atropellado, en- Ia esquina de las
GALES Goliad y Water, por I'm auto
hendidas dos parejas: I'm vecino dc
la casa Patterson. FL numero del au-
tom6vil no logro ser identificado. Il
nino Maggerty cuyo domicilio Sc en-
cuentra en- ell No. 221 de Ia Gale
Goliad, fue recogido por ell senior
Patterson Y conducido al hospital
Baylor, donde Sc lie administrator los
primeros auXilios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
CORTE ESTO. VALE DINERO.

No dele de hacerlo. Mandelo con
SC. a Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, Ill, escribiendo clara
meate su nombre Y direction V a
vuelta de correo recibira IN paouete
Il prleba conteniendo Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, para toses. crup
y resfriadoS; Foley Kidney Pills, pa
IA dolores de espalda Y costados, reu-
matismo, Y Intermediates de los RI
homes y de la vejiga; y Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, I'm ~laxante puro Y eff
caz, para la biliosidad, construction,
dolores de cabeza e intestinos entor-
pecldos. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
FUERON APREHENDIDOS POR
HABERSE EMBRIAGADO

Aver en- Ia manana fueron aprc-
hendidos dos parejas: IN vecino de
esta ciudad Y un rico h~acendado de
uno dc los contiguous condados, en-
compania de dos muchachas. Las dos
parejas organizaron IN allegro pa
seito en- el que apuraron algunas bo-
tcllaS de vino de manufacture case
IL que, segun declare mas tarde a
los aCentes de policia ell hacendado,
cOmpraron a TN chauffeur a raz6n de
$3.50 el gallon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
MURIO Ell DR.. LICEAGA
EN- LA CAPITAL DE
LA REPUBLICA

Tei.grama Especic! pGrc Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Enero 16.
Aver tuvieron lugar los funerales
del Doctor Eduardo Liceaga. funda-
dor del Consejo Superior de Salubri-
dad de Ia Ciudad de Mexico, institu-
ci6n de Ia que fue presidente duran
tie muchos amos.
La inhumacion del cadaver de este
distinguish medico Sc efectuo en- ell
pante6n frances y a ella concurrle-
ron muchas c~orporaciones cientificas,
inclusive ell reefrido Conesjo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
OTRAS RoNTERHAS
(Fienc de la 3a.)

blico Sc deia llevar por los fanaticos
de prohibition Y arruinar por los in
trigantes tanto del grande ONO del
pequeno concrete, no o aventura-
remos a hacer una profecia; sin en-
barge, 10 que 81 Sc puede afirmar es
que Ia avidez de nuestros desollado-
res encontrara terreno propicio en-
tanto que las tonterias circulen con
el mismo titulo que las buenas z
mes. Y, en- verdad, despues de Ia que
rra, Ia circulation de las t~onterias
pasa, 10 mismo que Ia de Ia moneda
fiduciaria, por IN notable periodic de
~inflacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17

Como no usar Mata-Zizote, ui.a
medicina para todos los erfermos de
la piel, pues cura en- 5 dias 0 de 10
c0ntrario Sc devueive 81 importe?
Cuesta Csc, porte pagado. BOIL
CA DE LA CAMPANA, Esquina de
las Gales Santa Rosa Y Buena Wis
ia, San Antonio. Texas. (Adv-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
C~OMPARECIERON ANTE
81 JUEZ

Comparecieron ante 81 Juez de Paz
Mr.. Ben S. Fisk. dos irdiv;duos acu-
sados del delito de robo con aSalto.
Mr.. Fisk flo & cada uno de los acu-
sados Ia fianza de $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-17
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.

Ie!eFOnOs CROCKETT 9Y6. 10!,
Fl rN!CO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito y 4 precios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
tcs 80 cts. Hora $500. Prec:os es-
peciales para fIera de Ia ciudad.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

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dido por el weather Bureau" cl
minimum de Ia temperature variara
entire ~ Y 46 grades. Sop!aran ligc-
ros vientos del Oestc hacia el Nortc.