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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
NJ CIVIL SERVICE
I FOR vARE OFFICES
e.oyer and Others Not Eager to
Let Commission Provide
|. Efficiency
EMPLOYEES LAUGH AT IDEA

,,oce the employes of
Any effort " - ,,r oaico. ,rdor
10 ware controlled county ofnceS unue,
mV .orvice regulations, as suggested
dvil se' Wv ,oaors Woodruff in a let
nv Clinton Hos. .r om,ors ,v;,,
,sr TO heads OF the county ''' WI"
'. w. .nrosed. 4
Do woodruff has asked Recorder of
Mr. "oo''. pooo;vor of Taxes
Deeds Hazlett, neeeiY' c., ~"
rondrick. City Treasurer sn9Ser, es
,.tor Of Wills Sheehan anu Ooroser
T.;sbt to place their employes uhoer
~ c;vil Service Commission IN tne IN
tns .asost Sf Of deficiency, and economy. A.
'e'sIV 'HsIVoluminous and verbose: was .ne
lament of Mr.. Shoyer this morning
cS,or The letter was read TO MN.
a'.1ii "i want to see how the classlhcatl9n
and Standardization OF positions hseu.n VOTES +
ant In municlpal aepse,f,; aepi,ser,s of,;ce y con
is tried IN ts Shower
tlnueu 1I ~ r,v,,,or.
Hazlett Ho'us c'no". ,
AR Hazlett said he had not received
a.. letter and would have nothing TO
d., DID about il until he received 1t.
H. Kendrick Is at the Hotel Tray
in Atlantic City. recuperating
n, mvr, an attack Of influenza.
ng% gT%mnloyes OF the county offices laughed
,,asr At the suggestion OF putting them
.ousas .ssr the jurisdiction of the Civil Serv-
unu'r U. 'rommission. Every man in the
s0unty m~ offices Is n Ware follower, ana
.Wh Mayor Moore IL control OF munlc :
W.T. WI departments it is hardly likely that
Rs Wares would purposely turn these
;obs over to the Civil Service Commis-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
$1,000 FIRE RAzES
L|PP|NCOTT GARAGE
Stable Of Wyncote Place Also
Destroyed-cars and. Live
stock Saved
NElGHB0RS FIGHT FLAMES

.Neighbors and employees of Horace G.
Linpincott made hard fight ut mid.
night to save the garage and stable on
the Lippincott country place when they
caught fire, supposedly from an over
heated stove.
The buildings were destroyed, but two
automobiles, two horses and two cows
were removed to places of safety. The
Lippincott place is located on Washing
ton lane, at Chelten Hills, in the Wyn-
cote section.
At no time was the house in dan
ger, as the wind was in the opposite
direction. The garage and stable build
ings, which were on top of a hill.
burned fiercely and the light of the fire
was seen for miles, attracting many per
sons to the scene.
Deer, ruts in the roads and snowdrifts
impeded the firemen and it was some
time before companies from Elkins
Park, Jenkintown, Mckinley and Glen
side cou d reach the place. BY that
time the burning buildings were doomed.
The blaze lasted two hours. The
total loss is estimated at about s12,- :
600. fully covered by insurance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
These Furs at Reduced Prices
A Very Wise Investment

es of unprecedntedly high and all the hgn
specialized labor required their finishing costs than ever us
merchandise sold season
which they bought Hence all Frs marked at greatly
reduced individual purchaser will have good
for self -congratuaton:
Genuine Erine Scars fashionable shapesnoa0 $1@50o
Hudson Seal Coatee finished xith blended sqe-$210OO
Hudson Seal Coaee trimmed 1vh natural squiret-S215OO
Natural Beaver Stole, stylish ,nodel-$12OO0
Natural Beaver Scarf, shaped nodel-noU $3.50
Natural Mink Cape eaborately trimmed aoith ails$85O00
Natural Mink Stole, richly lined-noaV $925.OO
Japanese Marten Scarf, fashionable model-ss5o:00
japanese Marten Scas eight full double sins-S375OO
Blended Kolinsky Scarf, richly blended-$215.0o
Natural Beaver Collar full -fawred skns-$150.O0
Natural Black Mushrat Shaped Scarf-no1O $4,000
Natural Black Muskrat Coatee-nou $195.OO
Siberian Squirrel Stole richly Rned-$2OOOO
Sable Squirrel Coatee, richly blended-S165.OO
Natural Skunk Coatee, handsome model-$SS50O
Natural Skunk Cape, stole ends-noW $4,000
Natural Skunk Scarf, rolling collar-$157.5O
Black Lynr Scarf, trimmed uih taHs-S11O.OO
Black Lynr Scarf, aDiM head and tails-S125.OO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
CAMDEN MAN ROBBED
Thug Smashed Him on Head, Says
Powell Semanaro

A thug sneaked up behind Powell
semanaro. at Second street and Taylors
avenue, Camden. as he was going home
last night. according to his story, and
the next thing Semanaro knew, he woke
up IN the Cooper Hospital.
Sananaro, who is twenty mine years
| Old and lives at Third and Stevens
streets. said he had noticed a MIN fol :
lowing him at distance of about fifteen
feet. but had paid no attention to him.
He believes this man crept closer and
hit him on the head with a blackjack.
His head and jaw were severely cut and
bis watch and chain were missing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
New Patterns Reveal New
LONELINESS in Printed Silks

Never there such richness cong such variety design
in Printed Silks Silks that have borrowed the glowing
spring. Silks that have caught bit of sunlight their
Silks with blue and dark backgrounds against
derful patterns revealed in beauty:
Printed Foulards SO inches Wide-$S5O yard
Foulard and Radum Silks, 4O-inch-$4.OO to $3.50
Exclusive Chippendale Prints 40nch-$6.0O to $500 3d.
Printed Pussy WILLOW TafetaS-S55O and 5000 a. gard
Printed Crepes Comprehension and $3.50 q gard
Printed Sa0eet-briar MkS-$3.OO to $3.50 yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
Very Fine and Exclusive
Low Shoes for Women

With passing increasing demand for
Pumps and Oxords The fact that during the fully
onehaf have asked for Low Shoes nd
that the spring will be the greatest Low Shoe
have knownand planned for extraordinary
of the models models
be found eewheremade for three of the best
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

The "Lazuli'' Pump-A new Laird-Schober'
model; medium vamps, quarters overapped in
finished; covered Louis heels. Of seal brown
glazed kid-S1900; of black glazed kid or gun
metal calf--$l7.00.
The "Bourndale" Oxford-An exclusive
style, of chestnut brown calf; medium vamps, per-
fectly plain, hand-turned soles, beautifully shaped,
covered heels, Y inches high-$17.00.
"De Ponce" Pumps Hand-turned and hand
fnished plain medium vamps with pointed tongue;
Frehch-bound with covered Baby Louis heels. Of
white kidskin-$l9.OO; of black glazed kidskin and
black gun-metal calf-$17OO.
Oxfords-In the same general styles the
above. of seal brown and white glazed kdskin-$19(
kdskin-$17.0O.
New Pumps-With heavy square-edge turn
tongue; French-bound; covered Louis heels chestn'
glazed kidskin also patent leather-$16.OO.
e Strawbr'dge Clother--Egh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23

Complete chart showing programs for the
week appear Saturday evening ana sunaa''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
JUDGEMENTS FOR TUESDAY FEBRUARY TwENTYFoURTH
SharkSkin
Wallets and Card
Cases Are Here First

1nc uatuTHl COuBHneSS OI Cne
sharks hide insures a length of
service rarely found in other
feathers, and it is as flexible as
sealskin.
Moreover, the rough, heavily
marked surface takes on match
less beauty when properly treated
and finished.
We are the first in Philadelphia
to make comprehensive showing
OF this new leather. Smart
looking Wallets and Card Cases
of sharkskin in black are now here
at $4.25 to $9.75 for plain styles,
and $6.25 to $15.75 for some with
gold corners.
They are well worth seeing-if
only out of curiosity.
Strawbridge & Clothier-
Aisle o. Centre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
Mems NeCktieS
Special at 6Oc
Worth From '25 to Over
so per Cent. More

It's only because we secured
them at price concession long
before manufacturers prices rose
to recent levels, that we can now
sell these smart Four-in-hands at
this low price.
This Neckwear is in thorough
good taste both in fabrics and
patterns. AS the lot is going
quickly, early selection is advis-
able tomorrow.
StTawbridge & ClothIer-
Aisle I. Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
Mems Shirts
of WOUen Madras,
Special at $500

although present factory cost
would make the retail value over a
dollar more.
The madras is a particularly
fine count number of threads to
the inch) and the attractive pat
terms are indelibly woven through
the fabric.
One of our favorite manufac-
turers produced them and, there
fore, they possess a roominess
of fit and fineness of workmanship
not found in ordinary kinds.
Strawhr!dge 4 Clothier--
East Store. Eighth Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-23
New Wedding Rings
Beautifully Carved

When YOU see the handsome
designs of newest Carved We'd
ding Rings, you'll understand why
this happy whim Of fashion has
become the vogue. Bring your
plain Wedding Ring and let us
carve it in appropriate design
$3.50 to $500.
Strawbridge & Clothier--
Jewelry Repair Desk, Aisle g. Market a.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-08-13
Save Your Clothes
And Time, Strengthand Money
Besides

Clothes are worn out on "a scrubihhg
board as much as on your, back. Es~
pecially is this true of fine clothes.
Hundreds OF thousands OF dollars are
scrubbed away every year.
You can stop this waste and wash
your clothes quicker better and more
economically In the wonderful Clean
Easy way. Women everywhere tell
Us that they never heard of anything
as helpful as Clean Easy-and as
economical. You will be delighted
with 1t, once you see 1t work.
Just imagine an average weeks
washing done In ten minutes and for
only few cents! And done without
scrubbing, without expensive ma
chines--every garment cleaned and
sterilized! Wonderful. isn't 1t? There
never was anything like It!
All you do 10 soak your wash over
night and boil In an gallons of water
and N bar Of shredded Clean Easy,
dissolved. Stir for ten minutes, rinse
and blue, and the weeks washing Is
done. Better than II ever was before.
too!
OF course, you must try Clean Easy.
Besides wearing out clothes, the old
style dashboard wears you out. II
ruins your hands-brings on rheuma.
tism and makes you old before your
time. You owe 1t to yourself, to your
family and to your friends to be the
bright. CHEEKY, happy woman who has
forgotten the ills and misery Of wash
ing. Try Clean Easy Naptholeine
Wash Soap today. Notice how differ
ent 1t looks from other soaps--and how
differently 1t works. Follow directions
on the inside OF the wrapper. At your
Srocer's.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-08-13
Chinese Enah,cers skllIful.

Chinese locomotive engineers have
the gentlest sense Of touch with the
airbrake Of any In the world. A break
In two Is almost mheard of, and there
10 very little damage to cars In shunt-
Ing on Chinese railways.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
-: NOTAS -
FUE APREHENDIDo UN cHAUF-
FER DELINcuENTE

la Prersa" inform6 oportunamente
n sus lectores del accidente de trait
co que en- Ia madrugada del sabado
tlltimo Sc registr6 en- n de
Saunders Y del cual fue victima e! Sc
nor Arthur GriesenbecS domicilado
en- las Gales de Nevada, numero 123,
Mr. GriesSenbeck es todavia gobjeto
de continues cuidados medicos, pues
las Iesiones que en- tai OCCASION sufri6
al ser arrollado por el automovn que
tripulaba un chauffeur que no pudo
ser identificado. -evistieron cierta
~gravedad-
Los detectives Peche Y Norton re-
cibieron Ia consigna ae TRAFALGAR este
asunto Y de no escaGmar gastos nj
trArnites para localiZar al chauffeur
culpable. Sus diligencias fueron actl-
vas Y de esta suerte lograron prender
al responsible del sucedido
a las s. so a. m, del dia de aver.
Sc trata de un muchacho que 4 pc
mas debe tener 10 amos de edad- Este
So MEGA a confesar su delito. pero las
autoridades abrigan Ia Seguridad de
que es eI propio chauffeur que la ma
drurada del Gltimo sabado arroilo con
81 yehiculo n Mr.. Arthur Greisenbeck.
FL delincuente fue internado en- a
C5rceI de Ia ciudad. Tan pronto como
Sc aclare 81 punto sera turnado a las
autoridades COMPLETENESS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
CONvOCAToRIA
a los Soberanos del "Campo Juarez."

Habiendo dispuesto ell Hon. Cam
pamento Soberano de Omaha, Neb.,
Que los Hon. Campamentos Industrial
les de Ia Gran Fraternidad de los Le-
nadores del Mundo, sean elevados a
Ia categoria del Grade de Protection
Social, Y siendo el Hon. "Campamen-
to Juarez" de los que conforme :
esta disposition superior han de ser
elevados a tai categoria, tengo Ia sa-
tisfaccion de hacer un llamamlento
general a todos los Soberanos adscrl-
tos a este Campamento, para que en-
la pr6xima tenida reglamentaria del
dia 10. de Octubre, Sc presenter al
Macabees Hall, situaGo en- la esquina
de W. Commerce Y Main Ave, a fin
de que Sc compenetrra de Ia 1mpor
tante %conferencia que en- eSa 1echa
tendra lugar, asi como para que to-
dos. hacienda uso de los derechos CO.
mo Hacheros del Universe procedan
a designar ell Consul C~omandante,
Oficiales V D~ignidades que deberan
regir los destinos de .su Hon. Cam
pamento en- ell curse de su alta gerar
ouia. que tar merecidamente ma 10
pado obtener.
Debo hacer notar que este impor-
rante cambio que el "Campamento
Juarez" ha tenido en- ell desarrollo de
su vida social viene a comprobar en-
10 absolute, la exactitud de q ell cita
do "Campamento Juarez" forma parte
de los mas grandes Campamentos Ia
tinos del Mundo, Y todos los Sobera-
nos que 10 ~integran deberan encon-
trarse profundamente satisfechos de
que su Campamento haya ingresado a
Ia falange de los millares de Campo
mentos del Grade de Protection So
cial. de Ia gran fraternidad de los Lee
nadores del Mundo.
Esperanto cue mi ~convocatoria ten
ga eco entire los Soberanos del Hon.
Campemento a que aludG, envio a to-
dos mi sincere reconocimiento fra
ternsl
San Antonio, Tex, S%eptiembre de
1920.
John J. Wahl. Inspector do Campo.
nenses ". Q. ". lAAa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
AViAOOR DEL KELLY QUE NIUE
RE A BORDO DE UN HlORO-
AEROPLANO

Aver Sc recibieron noticias en- eSta
ciudad acerca de Ia tragedia aerea
de que fue victima ell aviador William
P. Bell al tripular I'm hidroaeroplano
sobre 81 islote de Wachapreague, 81
tuado frente a Ia costa de Virginia. Ell
expresado aviador que por espacio de
variaS presto suS servicios
en- ell ~aer6dromo de Kelly a principles
del ano de 1919, Sc vic precisado a
~practicar I'm aterrizaje en- Ell lugar
antes indicado V por desperfectos de
su aparato encontr6 Ia muerte al lie
gar a terra. FL accidente tuvo luSar
el domingo pr5Nimo pasado.
Ell teniente Bell era un eXpertD pl-
Lotto. A principles de mario vino a es-
ia ciudad de San Antonio siendo des-
de lueSo enviado al Gepartamento de
vuelo de Ia Escuela de Aviaci6n de
Kelly. Mas tarde fue pasado al de-
partamento de ~ingenierfa y por ultirno
presto sus servicioS como inspector
de aparatos del Ej6rcito.
Del aer6dromo de este lugar fue en-
viado al de Dayton, Ohio, donde desem
pen6 semejantes comisiones a las que
auuf Ie fueran conferidaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28

INCENDIO EN- Ia GALE DE
COMAl

A las diez V minutes de Ia mahana
de aver fue descubierto un incendio
en- in expendio de refrescos que COM
binado con una cas- habitaci5n Sc en-
cuentra situado en- n de las esqul-
mas que forman las Gales de Tamplco
Y Comal. Los moradores del eSpresado
establecimiento Sc encontraban au-
sentes Y debido a clio Ia llamada de
alarma ~producida en- ia GAIA n
5s7 Sc hizo cuando el fuego habIa to-
mado fuerza.
Sin embargo. dos cuerpos de bombe-
ros acudieron 4 tempo de salvar gran
parte de Ia casa Y sus muebles Y los
duenos solo hubieron de lamentar no
mas de trescientos d6lares de perdi-
daS.
FL propietario de este ~estahleci-
miento. segGE nos fue dable avert
guar. es un senor Martinez Gomez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMA
EN- Ell "MAJESTIC"
Ell pianista Zardo y otros
interesantes numeros

La empresa del Teatro Majestic"
de esta oiudad estA cubriendo Ell pro-
Crama de Ia semana con variaS atrac-
clones de gran merito y, desde Ia tar
de del domingo ultimo, como desde
ell principle de su nueva temporada,
esta siendo concurridlsimo csc ~coliseo,
Dor las familias mas distinguidas de
San Antonio.
Entire los numeros de su programa
actual. sobresalen acknowledgements el
pianista Zardo, y I'm homogeneo con
junto de Interpreters de La unica mu-
chacha." primorosa comedia musical
presentada por Henry Bellit. En- la
presentation de Zardo, pianista nota-
BILE, el publico aplaudi3 incansable-
mente al artista que ejecuta, ademas
de algunos bellos trozos de los CLASH
cos, un '~popourrit' con varios hume
ros de las mas hermosas obras ope-
rfsticas. En- cuanto a los Interpreters
de La unica m~uchacha," tienen en-
constante hilaridad al publico, Y tam
bien son muy aplaudidos.
Miss Ida Mcmillan y Mr.. Bert
Snow. en- "Contrario," elegante come
dia. estan acknowledgements discretos;
10 mismo que Myrtle Fish Y George
LLOYD en- "Vigesimo centenario de n
luna de micl," con algunos aumeros
musicales.
Completan el programa, con ntme-
ros sumamente interesantes. las her
manas Lovenberg V Sine Neary; Da-
". Mack V Daily, patinadores; y Swor
Y westbrook >en un dialogo bufo de ri
sa constante.
Para la pr6xima semana IA empire
81 del Majestic" presentara otros nu-
meros interesantisimos. que indiscuti-
blemente seran tan Gustados como los
que sostienen ell programa de estos
dfaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
UN JOVENClTO OGE Sc MEGA a
PAGAR SU PkSALE A sORDO
DE uN AUTO CANNON

Tn agent" de Ia Eolicia mil .!
t]eniente Corbett. a~rrehendi0 4 5
de Ia mad~reada dc aver 4 un jovep
de diez Y nueve amos &c cda'l Que con
TODD desp,lnte Sc neg3 4 pagan su
pasaje a bordo deu n autocami6n.
FL joven fue consignado a las auto
ridades policiacas = va alli pudo com
prcbarse que era responsible de otro
delito de mayor magnitud. pues al ser
registrado anIes de ser ~interaado en-
una zelda de Ia carcel de Ia ciudad
dorde habria de pcrmanecer en- tanto
So nacfan las inIestigaciones necesa-
rias Sc sncontr6 o que 'rlta una
p:stola. Sc le interrog6 81 traia ei per
misc indispensable para porta. armas
de fuego V contest6 que no.
E. ioven fue llevado aver mismo an
re las autoridades del eondado que son
las Que Sc encargan de tramitar la
cauSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
- &
LA POLIClA SANANTONiANA
EN- GUARDlA

Con motive de IA llegada del circo
mas grande del mundo a esta ciudad'
la policfa sanantoniana recibio aver
instrucciones de e~jercer una estricta
v~icilancia. Tras Ia enorme compania
de saltimbanquis ~vienen muchos rate
ros PROFESSIONALS y hasta algunos cri-
minaleS.
Durante las funciones recientes en-
las poblaciones de Waco Y Fort Worth
Sc registraon en- aquellos lugares no
pocos robos. Ash pues. Ia policia pri-
vado ha recibido aviso de que no desa-
tienda nj pr un momento su ~vigilancia.
Con motive de este espectaculo no solo
los ladrones que, segun Sc sabe, vienen
tras el ''circo monStruo' sino tambien
los de Ia localidad tendran OCCASION mas
que propicia para hacer de las suEas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28

tacion~s por momentos, saliendo a dar
paseos por Ell Bosque de C~hapultepec
en- union de su familia.
Ha ~preterd!do Ell Presidente Substi-
tituto ~presentarse a despachar en- sus
oficinas de Palacio desde hoy, pero
los f~acultativos sc 10 han prchib!do de
nIodo terminante, diciendole 1ue seria
Una gran responsabilidad, toda vez que
serfa Ia causa de n ruera recaida
cuyos rcsultados podrfan Ser verdade-
ramente fatales.
lie han r~ecomendado unos dias mas
de reposo en- ell Castillo, y aun tratan
de ~convencerlo para que Sc dele ope-
rar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY
Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es-
panol. Quota, $3.50 Dor bora.
Telefonos CIR. ZIP y CT. So.
PASAPORTES AmERlCANOS PARA
LA REPUBLIcA MEXiCANA

Henry Davis. para el puerto de Tam
pico: James R, Kane. para e. puerto
de Tampico; Edwin r. Polk, para Ia
ciudad de Mexico; Mrs. Bertha Tho
mas. para la ciudad de Mexico; Mr.
Herwick V familia. para Lampazos,
Nuevo Leon: Mrs. Patti T. Lockwood,
para Ia ciudad de San Luis Potosf;
John w. Thompson. para Ell puerto de
Tampico: Henry A. Britt, para el
puerto de Tampico; Tom j. Desmuke,
para el puerto de Tampico; Miss Do
rothy Hershfield. para ell puerto de
Tampico; Max Hoffer. para ell puerto
de Tampico: Rev. Philip Jos OConnor,
para la ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
DEFUNCIONES

Sonora Juana Zavala. a Ia edad de
- amos.
Sonora Mariana Jasso de Puente, a
Ia edad de % amos
Sonora Conception Canales de Gar
cfa. a la edad de % amos.
Ambrosio Coronado, a IA edad de
SO amos.
Felipe Eillarreal. a Ia edad de S.
amos.
Nina Clotilde Torres, a la edad de 1
aao 8 meses. hija de Car1ilo Torres
Y de la sefora Soledad Garcia de To-
rres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
Ia APPREHENSION DE CUATRO
PRESUNTOS DESERTORES
DEL EJERClTO

Entire Ia noche del domingo Y Ia ma
drugada del lunes proximo pasado,
fueron ~aprehendidos cuatro j6venes
norteamericanos de q~uienes Sc sos
pecha sean desertores del Ejercito.
Las ap~rehensiones fueron practical
das Dor los miembros de las comisio-
mes de seguridad Miller, Foster, Knight
V Cooper V los sospechosos fueron
c~onfinados en- Ia carcel de Ia ciudad
miantras Sc hacen las investigaciones
Indispensable par ~esclarecer Ell case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
Sc REuNE Ell GRAN JURAOO
FEDERAL

Con fecha de aver inaugur6 su nue.
vo perfodo de sesiones el Gran Jurado
Federal que en- esta vez Sc encargara
de terminar los trabajos que queda-
ran pendientes en- ell periodic cores
pondiente al mes de Mayo pr6xim7
pasado en- Ia Corte de Distrito de los
Estados Unidos que rige el Distrito
Occidental del Estado de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-28
NACIMIENTOS

Tn nino de Luis Lopez V Guadalupe
Ruiz de Lopez.
Tn nino de Santiago Garcia Y Paula
Ruiz de Garcia.
Una nina de Pedro Rangel Y S!mona
Mata de Rangel.
Una nina de JESUS Cara Y Primtii-
va Rosa de Cara.
Tn nino de Francisco Gomez Y Ma
ria z. de Gomez.
Tn nino de Charles Mongold = Isabel
Reyna de Mongold.
Un nino de FraEciso Gomez Y Eli
zabeth de Gomez.
Una nina de Dolores Lopez Y Maria
de Lopez.
Una nina de Ignacio Lopez Y Viz
sinia Salazar de Lopez.
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DE PASEO FL
PDTE. DE LA HUERTA
Sigue %mejorando de Sd
Iud csc alto f%uncionario

Telegrcmd Especial pdra LA PRENSA'
c. DE MEXICO, Septiembre II
FL ~Presidente senior de Ia Huerta es-
IA muy mejorado de su cruel ataque de
anendicitis. V hoy abandono sus haol-
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I'm REQ comparece en- juicio:
-;Sabe listed leer y escribir!-ie
pregunta Ell com;sario.
iva 10 creo!-Estoy muy instrui-
do. Como que me he pasado Ia vida
entire los jueces de instruction
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POR LOS

FL senior a. T. Fernandez lego aver
esta ciudad de San Antonio, proce-
dente de la de Monterrey, y Sc hospe-
da en- e. hotel Gunter-
Sc >hospedan en- el hotel st. An
rhoov 81 doctor don Alfonso Pruneda,
ouien en- compahfa de su sonora es-
posa lego aver a esta, p~rocedente de
Ia ciudad de Los Angeles. California;
J. Barrera Y familia, ~procedentes de
Ia ciudad de Mexico; Ernest Leonard
V ]. A Holland, del puerto de Tam
picc.
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RECISTRO V
MATRINONIOS

Luis F. Galindo Y Celia NJ. Flores.
Jose Gutierrez Y Tomasa Ayala.
Nicolas Pedroza Y Tomasa Valerie.
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Para llbros en- essahol, d~irflase us.
sed a Ie Casa Editorial Lozane. ffs
N. alta, Ross, Ava. sas Ansenier Tex,
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SANTORAL.

Martes 2s.-San Wenceslao Duaue
Martir. Santa Liova Eirgen ; ell Bea-
TO Simon de Rojas Ccnfesor.