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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
HORIZONTAL
TAX RAISES
ARE INVALID
State Supreme Court Throws
Out Action Which Added
Millions to Wayne County
Assessments.
AFFECTS WHOLE STATE
(By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July Z.
The Indiana supreme court to-
day affirmed the decision of the
Marion superior court, which
held that the state board of tax
commissioners exceeded it,
authority last fall when it is
sued horizontal tax assessment
orders.
The horizontal taxes added to
the original assessment of prop
erty, amounting to about $780,
oOO,OOO, and these are nullified
by the courts decision.
lnasmuch as practically every
tax levy in the state was fixed
on such a basis of assessment,
and the collections either have
been made or are in the process
OF being made. the tax situation
IN Indiana is placed in a chaotic
condition, according to experts
on taxation.
Inc horizontal tax increase author
lied last fall by the state board of tax
commissioners resulted in an increase
OF 40 per cent in the tax valuation of
personal property in Richmond, 80 per
cent increase in the county outside OF
richmond, and 20 per cent in most
OF the incorporated towns of the coun.
" other than Richmond. The total
was millions.
This horizontal tax increase order
old not attract much attention at the
time II was issued. but when tax paw
ing time came there was a general and
vigorous protest against 1t by the tax.
payers all over Wayne county" said
Howard Brooks. county auditor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
DOESN'T WANT COLBY
TO RATIFy SUFFRAGE

WASHINGTON. July Proceed
ings asking that Bainbridge Colby.
secretary of state. be enjoined from
issuing any proclamation declaring
the suffrage amendment ratified were
instituted in District Of Colum bia SUI
preme court today by Charles S, Fair
child. Of New York. president Of the
American Constitutional League.
Mr.. Fairchild also seeks to prevent
Attorney General Palmer from enforc-
ing the amendment Justice Bailey
issued a rule on Secretary Colby and
Attorney General Palmer to show
cause July 13 why the motion should
not be granted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
Hert Sued for $4,000, 900
(By Associated Press)

Nby AssOClaIeu FftSSJ
CHICAGO, Ill, July "A. T. Hert,
Republican national committeeman for
Kentucky, who arrived here today, de-
ciared there was no ground for the
suit for SIS 100000 led by the Cuthbert
B. Lowry heirs in federal court at
Indianapolis yesterday
Mrs. Cuthbert Lowry, widow of the
inventor Of the Lowry process Of
creosoting wood, sold her interest in
The business to Hert and his associates
10 years ago against Hert's advice,
Hert said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
Weather Forecast

For Indiana, by the United States
Weather Bureau-Fair tonight and
Thursday; little change il tempera-
ture.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
Wilson Stays in the Capitol
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. c., July Z
President Wilson does not now plan
to spend any part of the summer
away from Washington, it was stated
today at the White House, as he does
not find the weather here uncomfort-
able.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
Caleb Harvey Funeral
To Be Held on Thursda,

Funeral services for Caleb Harvey.
IT years old, well known resident of
this county, who killed himself at his
home in Centerville, Tuesday, will be
conducted from the home, Thursday,
at 2 p. m.
He is survived by one son Harry,
living near Centerville, one daughter
Mrs. Albertus Horner, Centervillc
and seven grandchildren. Burial will
be in Crown Hill cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07
TO CONSIDER SUFFRAGE.
(By Associated Press

RALEIGH, n. c., July 7.-Governor
Beckett, of North Carolina, today is
sued a call for special session Of the
legislature for Aug. 10, at which
ratification of the suffrage amendment
will be considered.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-07

For Wayne County, by w E. Moore
Clearing this afternoon or tonight;
fair and cool tonight; fair on Thurs
day and probably Friday.
General Conditions - Tie general
rainstorm that has prevailed for the
last So hours, is now movingaway and
fair weather is rapidly approaching.
Quite cool in the northwest and also
over Eastern Canada Minimum tenn
perature at Yellowstone Park. Wyo-
ming. on Tuesday was 40 degrees, and
at Stonecliffe, Ontario, II was 80.
Tuesday was the hottest d;y so far
this summer at Phoenix, Aiz., with
a shade temperature of 112 degrees.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03

HOGS Receipts 32.0c0; market. steady
70 loc lower: heavies dull bulk, 1885 q
1855; top 1880: heavyweight. 1860
1850: medium weight. 14SOm1tS0; iighr
weight, l4.15 alf.sG. light &ts, I3.50m
1860: heavy packing sows. smooth
1885 n 1925; packing sows. rough. 11f5
n IS; pigs 1f.25G13.75
CATTLE Receipts. 10000; marked
steady to CSC higher. calves steady 10 25c
lower; beef steeiA medium to heavy
weight. 1855 e.1f.75; choice and prime
l5.65li.75 medium 10 good, 1885 I'll;
good and choice. 13.5c@14so; common
and medium fo-75q 1880; butcher cat
tie, hcifers SQ1325. cows. 7.s5 1850.
bulls 1850 lt25: clnners and cutters.
cows and heifcrs. 5a.T75. Gamer steers.
600 q S 80. veal calves. light and hand
weight l255q Is, feeder steers. 9.25
II; stocker steers. sQ 11.25. stocker COW :
and hcifcrs. 80 q 80; stocker calves.
80 a 1880.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03

In considering the style changes
for Spring and Summer 1920, one
thing is firmly established til
passing OF the tight skirt. While :
good many people will still favor tht
long slim silhouette, Miss 1920 has
decided to emancipate herself forever
from the hobbled ankle and tho
mincing walk. To the majority this
will be a JOY indeed. for there really
was nothing alluring in the narrow
vogue foistered on US from a com
bination of so-called style effect and
an attempt to economic in materials
due to the restrictions placed upon us
by the war This means the
return Of he vide skirt, mo-
the hideous hoop effect of grand
mas day SO widely exploited in many
magazines 50 early in the season. but
rfs and side stripes OF the skirt
j true American modification. ex-
)ressive of the sensible desire to look
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03
- by
eZ,ALND

well and be comfortable at the same
time. / might write an epic on the
return of the waistline, which has
either been totally neglected or very
much abused In our recent fashions.
What a comfort II is to know that
1t has come back to its normal place,
and ! can see a great deal of smart
ness resulting therefrom When the
was hailed with great acclaim. but
no one could foresee the outcome Of
too general acceptance OF this style
frock. First shifted from place to
lace. the waistline gradually disap-
'eared, and the natural result was
0oseness and laxity OF chic truly de-
lorable.
Ii has often been said that Amerf-
an women are the most athletic in
he world and the best all around
ports as well as the best dressed.
o once more be able TO walk natur-
lily in ones street frocks. to be able
stride freely in al afternoon dress.
feel unhampered by the false linn
tations Of too narrow skirt. these
IRE achievem ents for which our
Toung women will feel devoutly
thankful this coming season. for
kirts are to be luxuriantly full
around the bottom and emphasize the
nip line in true manner.
The newest idea from our Paris
,outurieres is a very clever develop
rent called cote d'oreille". which
| neans side ear. This is rightly de-
| cribed as a double fold OF material
| ewed where the pockets usually
| ONE. resembling slightly the end OF
| sleeve. There is no attempt TO
make pockets OF this newest orna-
nentation, which does not pretend to
e anything but what IL ia charm
ng addition TO the lines of gown
n developing the new tricotine dress
or Spring I have tried to bear in
mind both the style and practical
| eatures of such frock have made the
| sleeves three-quarter length and set
OF the waist with a very narrow
| girdle of material which loops In the
back. In contrast 10 the navy trico-
| inc. have used a piece of magenta
| flannel with which have lined and
| trimmed the cote de- oreille, set of
the belt and piped the neck. bell
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03
$4,000 IN FINES

Fines and costs paid in the city
court in May amounted to a total of
s4.024, according to the monthly report
complied hN chief ST police Forbis o.
Gary today This is the largest
amount collected in fines in some time.
During the month sol arrests we're
made 3sl Of these being fema ~
and 80 males. OF this total 1s9 were
married people and 222 single. 312
white people and - colored Accord
ing tc- this the co1ored population Of
the city were on their good behavior
during the past month.
The monthly report also shows that
thcrc were AZ different crimes and If
those arrested records show so diner
ent nationalitie~ Meals served tc
prisoners amounted - total Or s92.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03
SINN FEM
RAIDS INCREASE
LINrERnATIoNAl Mans SERVICE

ENIf" WEW9 oLNFI-LT
LONDON. June 3.-Sin Feiners raid
"a the Queenstown naval station and
I've other coast guard stations IN the
Irish coast during the night. said an
Exchange telegraph dispatch from
G ecnstown today
Resistance by the military police
acAins. sim Feiu attacks on barracks
is grow ing stronger. Half a dozen
attempt nv Sim Feincrs 10 raid bar
racks at different places n ireland on
"Wednesday were unsuecessfW and four
Of the attackers were killed At
some points the sim Feiners cut tele-
graph and telephone poles and tore u
the railway tracks before beginning
their attacks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03

10Y EhNoh hE@Nhh D ALLEN
Although Governor Henry ] Allen
~ Kansas has been spoken cf as a
possible dark horse Republican can
didate for President, he did not hesi-
tate to speak his mind about the labor
situation. as ne secs it, when he met
samuel Gompers. president of the
american Federation Of Labor IN pub
lie debate in New York. The victo-
rious party in the coming campaign
must include in its platform a pledge
to safeguard the country from indus
trial warfare. he declared. Governor
Allen was prominent in the defunct
Buil Nose party.
Meet, r,,t,ota obtor and yv;sco,,-i,,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

nesota, Dakota Ohios and Wisconsin
$ so n $50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03
Gary's Graduation Glass
Numbers Sixty Three

Sixty-thrce students will graduate
from the Gary High Schools this month
a class ef forty-four from Emerson
and nineteen from Froebel Final
Preparations are being completed for
the commencement exercises to be
held Thursday. May 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03

BUTTER Receipts 1856 tubs. cream
cry extra. So &c; extra frsts. sc, hTsts.
47651I1c. packing stock 81 n zoe
Receipts 2s.7S5 cases; curren.
receipts. 37Q SOC: ordinary hrsts. 50 = ~
dirties 50 q SAC.
CHEFS E-T " ms. new. 25tz n 26c
daisies. % a &c; young Americas. Is = q
&c: longhorns. a9G 29i4c; brick esq
2si2c
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 35c;
chickens $40 springs Asa 55r roosters.
zoe: geese zoe. ducks, SOC
POTATOES Receipts. is cars. Min
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03

number of runs made by the patrol 621
With a total mileage OF 1886 miles.
Gamblers beaded the list during the
month with So failing To have auto
mobile licenses next with 81. drunks
fourth with II and cases Of violation
Of the state liquor law came IN NTH
with a total Of 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03
Cedar Lake.

Judge Roitcr granted the petition for
the appointment and named tho First
Trust & Savings Bank Of Hammond to
succeed the Crown Point bank The
trustee was ordered upon the tender Of
$500 by the plaintiff. TO execute an
instrument releasing from the lien oe
mortgage or trust deed. the lots IN ques-
ton
The defendants were refused new
trial. but were granted an appeal N the
Appellate court of Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03
CROWN POINT CASE
TRIED IN HAMMOND

Judgment was rendered today by
Judge Reiter in Room / Of The Ham
mond Superior court in the suit 1T III
Publishers Subscription 20. vs. GEORGE
Z. Hershman ct al. The SUIT was for
the appointment of a successor 10 the
Commercial Bank Of Crown Point as
trustee in the sale OF number Of lots at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-03

CHICAGO vEAL-5O to 50 lbs. lsa
16c. 70 70 so lbs. ia lec; 50 70 100 lbs,
10 q coo; fancy 2lc; overweight kidney s.
ITO to is lbs. fodl2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
La Censura no permlte
tener n~otiCias de la
hueIga de Tampico
Los periodicos no reciben
ningunos informes de sus
ccrresponsales especiales

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrerc
I12.-En los centres obreros de esta
capital, a. igual que en- los perlodl-
cos independicntes, hay Ia creenc!a
de CUE el gobierno ha decretado n
estricta censura en- las notlcias rela-
twas 4 Ia huelga del puerto de Tam
pico declarada primeramente per los
mecan;cos V en- seguida por los We
ladores de una de las PARTICIPATES
empreSas.
De otra manera,-se dice Ell esos
centros-no IS possible que Sc carez-
can de noticias en- cs:a ciudad, pues-
TO cue para 81 lugar de los mcvl-
mientcs han salido corresponsaLes
esrecia!es de los ~pcri0dicos Y de!ega-
dos de los sinGicatos de esta cap
tai, quienes no llevaban otra mission
ure Ia de infcrlnar sobre Ia hnelga.
bien nor Ia Via t~elcgrafica o Ia pos
tai. scgun IL urgencia de los comu-
nicados.
~Interrogado sobre el particular G!
Director General de CorreOs mani
fest6 que no existia til cenSuEa y
que. 81 era cierto 10 que Sc lie ma
, nifcstaba. tamDoco 81 s. eNpl1caba
cl retardo de las correspondencIas.
Con respecto al TELEGRAPH, pasa
icual cosa. aunGue Sc agTega Que
las lineas han estado sumamente o
cunadas en- II Transmission de asuntos
cfic;ales Dc ;~m9crtancia. a los CUE
hay ordcn De cue SC le conced% pre-
fcreEc;a.
Parcce que Ia nur eStab!cc!da
en- cstos importantes serviclos So de-
he . oUe LIS u~r;onos obrcras dc cs-
II capital pensaban .ccundar "A
haelga Ic Tampico. dandole IN ca
?.stcr nacional, cs dec;r, c%tendler-
do!a : tcG2s las 2grupaticnes labo-
rane,s del nais. con obie:o de def
nj. de una vez las condolences en-
Cue !oAe2 cuo1a~ los trahajadoreS
Dc tefcs los g.@acs ccr rearec,o al
ca9ital en- vista de cue Eo hay para
cusndo t;rnin.n LIS "a famosas lc-
IS 10 trabaio Qgr ofrcc'o ci Con-
crrso nj exis,en ~persrcc.ivas Eel me-
io~amicuto g t"ma;.n cfre"io IA
rcycluc:6n Y e. ccbjeruo cmanaoo &c
3s:a.
Lo cue 81 ha no4ido sa&erse or
esta c~arital. cs que Il huei@a en- eI
nucrto ci;alo Ia ~a;Quirido proper
clones f~orqaidaLlce nGra ahora. .! ~
rycma re cue = Gcbernadcr De Il
marlic..s sa!i6 ur~gemtcrnentc para
Tarrirc. ofreciendo que 81 haria -
re 10 possible pcrc-t s. arreG!ar&E
las .!;ficul,ades. dei&ndo las cosas
on 81 zcHtido jc cue en- q succs'v"
de-ararczcar escs mCyimi2ntos que,
iustiT;rascs no s.cmDTo resuitan per
iuGiniales para la buena Marcia de
todos los asuntos riblieos.
Con relaci6n q las gcs.ioncs del
rabcyna1or De TamaUii"@s n"d& sc
In intormado nj cficiaI nj e~itraot!-
cialrente. a2&rte lie nuc sal:o &c
Ciuaad Victoria. caaital dc 2Que!
Estado. : de Cue Va Sc halla Ell .
Puerto t~ampicueno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
DA LAS CRACIAS Y RACE UN
NUEYO ~LLAMAMlENTO
A LOS MEX!CANCS

De National City, California, nos
escribe el sc0or MagdaleIo Herman
DEE, e~xprcsando CUE Sc encuentra
a!tamente comp!acido de Ia bUeaa vO-
luntad COZ que los compatriotaS de
aqual lugar y de los circunvecinos nan
atendiLo a I'll ilamam!cnto par" que
conuibuyan a a!iviar Ia situaci0n de
las victimaS dc los temblores. \ nos
dice que qu;cre hacer por medic de
u!cStrGS Columns, I'M nucvo llama
miento q los compatriotas dc aquel
ugar c~aliforniano, para cue Sc apre-
urcn Z dar Su 6bolo q~uienes no 10
han hecho hasta e. D~resente pOr d.
versus cauSaS.
FL senior Hernandez es uno de los
comDatrioJas cue mas entusiastan;en-
g ha venii0 Irabaj&nGo por recabar
condos 4 beueficic de las victimas en-
California V Sc propone seguir en- su
tarea. para enyiar a la PRENSA
los fcndos que rccabe. 4 lin de CUE
sea nuestro ~peri0d;co cl encargado de
hacerlos llega- = los Gamuiilcados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
UNA IMPORTANCE COLECTA
EN- STODDARD, ARIZONA.

La colonia mexicana en- el Precin-
20 de Goddard, Arizona, ma contri-
6u!do a Ia obra de auXiliar a las VIC
tInaS &c los temblGreS envIando Ia
cartidad de ciento sesenta : Seis do
lares. pOr coudUcto del senior Felipe
Montreal, Quica Sc encarg0 de levan-
tar IA ~colecta, iniciandcla con Ia su-
ms de cinco dolareS.
FL So Felipe AoIre2. nos es-
cribe enviandonos. juntamente con
los giros posta,eS por Ia cantldad C
tada, Il iSta de las personals que con
t~ribuyeron con su obolo para tan no.
bic fin. 7 nos dice que es muy escasa
Ia pcblacion mexicana de aquGl lu-
| gar. pero Que tOdOS los compatriotas
contribuyeron de 10 mejor volunt@d,
hacienda donativoS im~pOrtanteS, por
10 cue sc logro reunir Ia Suma cltada.
La co.ecta Ia hiZo e. senior Mon
real en- tres di2S Y nos dice. ileno de
satisfaction. que no solo los meXCa-
nos contribuyeron, sinO tambleE clu-
daGanoS &merlcauoS, QuleHeS a Yer
I Que Sc dediCaba = invltar 4 los conf
patriOtas q ~contribuir 81 obo.o, Sc
! s~uscribieron con el suyo e~spo"ta2ca-
mentc. e~xprcSando que ellos t~aEaaien
| desaban coOoecar en- la Obra de aUNl-
! liar por conducto de Ia PRENSA. a
los damnificados por los temtioreS.
En- e. Presente nUmero uaMos 4
| conocer Il lista de las personals Que
| contribuye-on en- ell Prcclnto de
| StCdda-G. Arizona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
Una seria deSayeuen,ia
Viene De Ia Ga. pa".)

tYatado 9c "anticH.4r J E~1c"op"li-
@ar su juicio."
\ este c:ecto Sc ~rccuerda CUE POGO
despues del p!agio del Consul Jen-
kiHs en- Puobla Y de 81 arresto por
las autoridadcS .judicialas meXicanas:
cuando Ia situaci6n mcN'cana tomo
un serio Y grave carIZ, Nr. bacS!r@
Y Henry P. Fletcher. Gue hasta h2ce
una senlana fue cl Embaia1or de To-
rstados Unidos en Mexico. Sc mos
! traron en- favor De II p~olitlca ener-
Ca hacia Mexico.
Mr.. Lansing Y el e]ntonceS Emhaja-
for Fletcher c~omnarecieron ante Ia
Comision de RelacioneS E~yteriores
del Senado cue - ha'laba cntonceS
en- session especial Y rindieron testi-
monios que sirvieron de base para
cue cl SenadoC Fall presc"tara su
resolution pidicrdo cue 81 P~residen-
tc retirara el reconocimiento = Ca
& y romDiera toGas las re!aclo-
res con Mexico.
Esta acci6n de parte de auaellos.
0 mas bien. IA acci6n por parte del
Secretario de Estado. no fUe jamas
perdonada por e. P~residente.
0tra causa cue Sc dice haher in
fluido en- Ct amino del Presidente
para obrar como 10 hiZo. es Ia de las
placerteraS relaciones que llevaron
a0ui e! Secretario Lansing Y el Viz
condo Grey, Emhaiador de Ia Gran
Bre,ana aoui. Fl Presidente. que ha
rcSe-tiiO Drofundamerte Ia intro
mission del TiZconde en- Ia question de
Ia ratification del Tratado de Paz
por el Serado americana, ha querido
obrar De n marera pronta en- Ell
case, sin duda Por @considerar que el
Secretario de Estado comparre de las
opiniones del Embajador inglts, res
pecto de Ia ratification de aquel do
cUmento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
Hay grandes riquezas
~DetroIeras en- eI Es-
tado de Chiapas
Las ruinas del PaEenque estan
siiuadas sobre depositos
de petroleo muy rico

CIUDAD. DE MEXICO, Febrero
Fla Secretaria de Industrial Y
Concrete ACADIA de hacer concession
al Ing. Ricardo Guerra para que eX-
plore Y explote los yacimientos Pc
troliferos cue dice haber d~escubier-
to eli el Estado de Chiapas, duran.
tie su permanencia ALA. durante Ia
cual SO ocup6 de muy interesentes
investigaciores 4 este ~respecto.
Segun opinion de; Ing. Guerra, las
Ruinas de Palenque, conocidas Y ce-
lebres en- TODD el mundo de tiempos
inmemoriales, cstan situadas sebre
un manic petrol:fero .eI mas gran
de cue eyiste en- tcda Ia America.
Dice ell citado iNgen;ero que al an
dar exDlorardo aquellos t~errenos.
pUio descuhrir depusitos. de aceitc
mineral Y que, De sus cbservaciones.
lego 4 Ia conclusion que cs inmcnsa
IA riGue-a escondida en- ell subsuelo
De una region de aouel Estado, en-
Ia Que SC hali2n las ruinas Y sus
alrededorcs.
Tn el informe que Guerra rinde
q Ia Secretaria, hay datos tan inte-
rosantes como Ell de Que los indios
de aquella III le informaron CUE
desdc hace muchos siglos sus ante
pasados han venido usando 81 cha
pote par alumbrarse, dcspuGs de ha-
cer II r~udimentaria deStilaci6n dc
e.. Is decir,-acrcga Il Ing. Cue
r:a-auc les indies de Chiapas usa.
han Va e. sistema de quinquG Que no
g VIZ. a uSar en- Europa sine hasS2
cespuGs del siG!o Gieciocho.
\ flor de terra -agrcga q Ing.
Gucrra--se italian !aguaas de acct
Il mineral O chapa0oteras. Que des-
dc iueco nueden c~xplotarsc, cs de-
CIR, artes De harer las p~erforaciones
Cue han nc2esiraao practicarse en- Ia
z@n2 del Golfo dc Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
Al derredor de la subscription

las victimas de los temblores. ! al
efecto s"olicit6 Ia cooperation de va
rias sehoraS, senoritas Y caballeros de
Ia localidad, quienes &ceptaron de
"a mejor vo!untad. Sc eSta organlzan-
do va Ell programme del festival, que
Sc dar& ell domingo % de: p~resente.
por Ia tarde, siendo parte del pro-
grama Ia representation del drama de
Acuna Fl Pasado.'.
Los 2roductos cue Sc obtengan de
este festival seran enviadoS a LA
PRENSA d. siguiente dia, , SCI ell
%. para u ~ingGesen al fordo ic 81
zorro a favor de los damaifica3os.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
ORGANlZAN UN FESTIVAL EN-
GALVESTON, TEXAS

Nos escribe de Galveston. Texas,
81 senior ". Santacruz. participation
ros u siguieate: FL Campo Moreios,
de Ia association de Lenaaores de!
Nundo, acordo oCgan!Zar 81 fiesta
para recabar fondoS 4 bencf!cio de
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EreSQlIitos q coleaMd0

-: Mczo, Estos langostinos estam
pasados.
VA Gecia 70 que cuaado cl amo
ne los Gaba para cenar.
-IQue dice listed?
Que tampoco los quise 70 ano-
che.
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SART0RAL.

Tercrr domingo del mes.-Quin.
c~uase<;ra . Carnes.olendas Miner
y3.-SsHtcS F&ustino Y .Iovita y ei
5. Juan Eaut;s,2 MachaGo M&rt:-cs.
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I'd. De SUFRLR.

40 jwno-.a que
A ~Gg>alentadora
-yeaa ser su coDci-
Ion actual. .. ca
miro dc "a Sa!ud -
= alberto Para u
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.,zmados
&c ~iaru-ab.v casl
empire cc!c0 q io-
arav..-osg> trata-
n:-n;oz troiau-
SOS. 70 r4ro ca
,arrr. Con .iu-rr.a.
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PENSAMIENTOS

Lavida contemporaries. es una sala
inmensa de enfermos, que Sc retuer,
cen victimas de toda clase de enfer,
medades.-MaX Nordau.
FL honor y el provecko 10 Sc en-
cuartran Siempre en- el mismo c0stal,
Jorge I~-hort