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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
BOB ROPER WINS
OVER HUGH WALKER


KANSAS CITY, Dec. sl.-Hugh
Walkers whirlwind finish was not
enough to offset the early advan-
tage held by Capt. Bob Roper, Chi
cago heavyweight, over the Kansas
City boxer in their 10-round no deci-
sion bout here last night and news
paper critics agreed Roper had a
shade the best of it. In the final
round Walker fought the Chicagoan
all over the ring and Roper was grog-
sy, but rallied near the end of the
round and fought back gamely. Wal
ker also took the first round handily.
Morris Lux, of Kansas City,
knocked ut Billy Bright, of Oklaho.
ma, in the first round of a scheduled
l0-round go, outclassing the Oklaho-
man from the start and dropping him
for the count with two hard rights to
the chin near the end Of the round,
They are welterweights.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
ROUX AND NELSON
BOUT NOT ALLOWED
Fort Smith Police Prevent
Scheduled Mill Between
Memphian and Arkansan.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Dec. 31.-The
scheduled 10-round bout between Leo
Roux, of Memphis, and Joe Nelson,
Of Hot Springs, which was to have
been staged before. Charley Schmidt's
boxing club here last night, was not
permitted by the police, who claimed
that it was against the state laws of
Arkansas to put on a. prize fight.
A large crowd had gathered for
the show and many tickets had been
sold, when the officials appeared and
stated that If an attempt was made
to stage the mill the promoters and
principals would be arrested. So, 1t
was decided to call off the match
and return the money to the ticket
holders.
Charley Schmidt, ex-Memphis
catcher and at present president and
manager of the Fort Smith baseball
team, was promoting the show.
Nelson and Roux we're on hand and
all ready to 60 on when the notice
came that there would be no battle.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
WOLVERINES PASS.

The passing of the Wolverines was
revelation. 1t was by far the
greatest exhibition ever witnessed on
a local floor. Time after time the
sMichiganders passed the ball down
the field, and had many opportunt-
ties to shoot goals, with many Of
them going wide or rolling off the
basket "s
The Memphians staged game up
hill fight, and not until after the last
second Of the game had licked off
did they quit trying. They were in
there trying to win that game, and
it appeared as if the tide would
turn in their favor in the last min
ute of play. They had several
chances at long shots at the basket,
but all went wide. Although the
"Y" five was defeated, they were
not disgraced. They were entitled
to the victory, and would have had
it but for the inability to toss fouls
This proved fatal to their chances
for had they tossed even half Of the
foul shots, they would have emerged
one point winner.
The game got away fast, and with
IN the opening minute Rea, Michigan
forward, Gagged a basket after some
good passing. McCabe then fouled
Capt Karpus, who failed in his at
tempt to toss a foul goal. Walden
went in for Magee at left forward
for Memphis. Karpus was fouled
again, and shot a goal.
The first score of the Memphians
was a long shot from midfield by
McCabe, who placed the ball square
ly between the rings by wonderful
heave. Miller went in at guard for
Capt. Karpus. Perry was fouled and
Sherman missed the attempt at foul
goal. Whitlock shot a. goal for
Michigan as the direct result Of some
fine dribbling and passing. Weiss
missed 6 foul. Sherman tossed q
foul. Then double foul was called
but both Sherman and Weiss missed.
Whitlock scored again for Michi-
gan on pretty shot from the left
side OF the court Sherman again
missed foul. McCabe shot a great
goal from a difficult s>gle. Just as
the first half ended Blackburn
cashed in with goal from almost
midfield, tying the score TT.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
BETWEE
ROUNDS
WITH BILLY HACK.

Willie Mangum was boxing a bird
one night at the club who kept in
sisting that Mangum bet him $40
that Mangum wouldn't stop him.
Willie didn't have the ten-spot, SO
he bet his watch against the $40.
It was an even fight for three
rounds, and then Willie started past
ing his opponent pretty hard. In the
fourth round, after Willie had
hooked and jabbed the bloke's head
nearly off, he jumped out Of the
ring, and insisted that Willie didn't
win his $40, as he quit before the
six rounds were up.
Willie got the tenner.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
MEMPHIS BOY TO
DRIVE FRONTENAC:
Jules Ellingboe Nominated by
Louis Chevrolet-Returns
Here Soon.
Especial to The News Scimitar.)

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. 81
Jules Ellingboe of the Howard Auto
motive Service Engineering company,
Of Memphis, has today been nomi-
mated by the world famous racing
engineer, Louis Chevrolet, to pilot a
Frontenac racing creation in COM
pensation of his brother, Gaston's
death at Beverly last Thanksgiving
day. Ellingboe and Howard are com
pleting arrangements and will return
to Memphis at an early date.
It is to be rendered that Jules
Ellingboe and CASTOR Chevrolet were
at one time competitors for crowns
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
Illinois Coach
Has NeLU Idea
For Football Rule

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Coach Robert
c. zuppke, of Illinois, attending the
convention here of the National In
tercollegiate associatio, today ad-
vanced a new idea for football rule
asserting that gain or score made by
q man who RECEIVERS fumbled ball
should not be counted, The man who
usually makes such a gain or touch
down Is one who might be termed the
''loafer" on the team, who lags be-
hind waiting for such an opportunity.
he said.
The man responsible for the tumble
and the possible subsequent touch
down is punished enough by the loss
of the ball. in his opinion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
RUN OFF FOR DOGS.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. ST.
With the first series Of the derby
stake of the Dixie Field Trials club
completed yesterday at Letohatchie,
where the annual meeting is being
held, two dogs, Stylish Wasp and
Dunmore's Jack, were ordered on the
field for Friday morning for a run
off as to first and second places.
Completion of this race will be fol-
lowed by the calling Of other braces
for determining the third and fourth
prize winners.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
Meuiphis.
RICHARDS VS., LANG.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Vincent
Richards, national indoor junior ten
mis- champion, and Jerry Lang, New
York public schools champion, were
opponents in the final round today
OF the national indoor junior tourna-
ment. In the doubles Richards was
coupled with P. McHugh, of Yale,
against A. K. Glore and Ernest Kuhn,
of New York.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
OBSERVE ELIGIBILITY,

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Dec. 31.-The
Naval academy will observe all the
eligibility requirements recognized
by representative educational insti-
tutions in its athletic relations with
other institutions, Rear Admiral
Scales, the superintendent an
aounced In a statement.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
MITCHELL VS.. JACKSON.

MILWAUKEE,, Dec. 31.-An-
nouncement was made yesterday that
Tex Richard had signed Pinkey
Mitchell, of Milwaukee, and Willie
Jackson, of New York, for a IS
round bout at Madison Square Gar
den, New York, Jan. Z.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31

lony. following conference We'd
nesday night, that policemen would
be on duty at the Fairgrounds'
track at the opening OF the meet
next Saturday to arrest all partici-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
GAMES POSTPONED,

Friday nights games of the Fra
ternals league, scheduled to be play
ed at the K. Of C. hall, have been
postponed.
They will be staged at later date.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31

pants in any system Of betting has
thrown the race track followers into
a state OF uncertainty. and change
in operations to the Jefferson parish
track is being considered.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
SECOND HALF FAST.

The two teams got away strong IN
the second half, and within 10 sec
onds after the whistle Weiss shot q
basket. Miller duplicated the stunt,
which was followed by goal by
Williams. 1t appeared as If the
Wolverines were going to stage a
runaway. But the Memphians tight
ened up. McCabe fouled Williams
and Whitlock tossed a foul goal.
The first score OF the Memphians
in the second half occurred when
Walden made brilliant shot from
deep midfield. Capt. Perry quickly
followed suit, and the crowd was on
its feet. Two fouls were then called
and Sherman missed the basket. Just
before the final whistle, another foul
was called on the Wolverines, but
Blackburn, after tossing the ball per-
fectly, stepped out Of position before
the oval had cleared the basket, and
the goal didn't count. The game
~ ended 14-11 for the visitors.
Ihe entire Michigan team stared
For Memphis Willis McCabe's great
defensive play was the outstanding
feature. This classy guard was rid
ing the wolverines all the way and
1t was due to his individual efforts
that the score was not larger
All Of the Memphis quintet played
good ball, and but for their inability
to locate the basket after fouls had
been called, they would have tanned
the Wolverines. They staged a
brilliant fight, and are entitled to a
world of credit for their great show
ing.
The lineup:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31

and honors on dirt tracks, so now 1t
becomes a coincident that one may
succeed the other. as CASTOR won last
year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-12-31
CHICAGO FIVE COPS,

CHICAGO. Dec. 31-The Uniyer-
sity Of Chicago five defeated Prince.
ton, Is to II, tonight In the first in.
tersectional basketball game this sea-
son.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09

Dona Beatriz. u hija unica de don
Alfonso Quintanilla y S4enz marques
de Iillaclara V condo de Fonseca, viva
u.a vida tristc en- e. almenado, cas-
tillO Seforial. BESIDE que SD pare pro
hibi6 que salicse Al campo u correr
tras los lebrcles y u jugar con los pas
torres. Su juvcntuG Sc marchItaba. III
bordadO. IN leCtura de los hhros' las
notas dc clarivorGio y Ia charla ue
su DANA. TODD faS~tidiabala: NADIA 10
grtba amman suS ojos ~CastanoS u Sc
apagaban. nj robusteCer u SraclleS
carnes. nj colorear suS mejillas marfl-
linas. La doncellita caSteilana iaNGui-
d.cia como dclicado lirio al que lar
tasc el aqua ~vivificante.
Y habia slicedido que 81 ficro Sc
nor dc Quintaniila Y Saenz, viendo a
su nina convertida en- moZa quiSo Va
riar los habitos Y juzgo que no era
bicn Que Su heredera tuvteSe por al
vcrtimiento 81 jusar en- compania dc
humildcs pastorciIlos. y II alej6 de
sus amigos. Ia colnl0 de d en-
ca les V icyas. y abri6 las puertas de
ST. paIacio a los salanes Y a las da-
mas dc cOrtC. ' QulSo ldCei oC !"
donccIIa una damita tan principa! en-
fincza como 10 era en- linaie. Pero do
ia BeatriZ Sc ihcgaha en- aquel am
bicntc de fingimiento y nluy de menos
cchaha sus corrcrfas por 10 campina
: las consejas ' cLentos oidos de la
bios de n gcntc pastori! Pidi6, supli-
CD, llor6. pero cl adusto castellano
a.. DFIoviIIn
La nina 'empezi 4 sutrir d" NAL eS-
trano. FL padre redobl6 su afan por
distraer n su hija: vinieron bardos pro
venzales. V con sus cantos intentaivn
alivia- q hondo padecer; pero 10 Tue
obtuvicrou fue hacerlo mas intense,
pues Ia marquesita lloraba muy trlste-
mente cuando los trovadores entona-
ban sus canGarcs Y serranillas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09

Pasarcn los anos, y Ell ciert2 prima-
vera IL enferma Sc agravG. Una tarde
ileg6se 4 Ia puerta del castillo un po-
bre hombre acompanado de TN a!abaf-
dcro.
-Es ell brujo. Ell que vive en- IN y
tana vecina. 81 que dicen que nabla
con los muertos-dijo 4 otro INC de
los suardias. hacienda Ia senal de Ia
cruz.
No, hombrc: no es brujo, es mayo,
dizaue lee en- las estrelias y cura TO-
ias las d~olencias. Por el camino que 4
su choZa coIduce simpre hay TODD
I'm eiercito de cojos, paraliticos. lepro-
sos, V todos aquellos que padecen los
mas extranos males. Por ESQ nuestro
amo Y senior. que dos guarde. lie ha
mandado traer. porque la nina Sc u
re, pues como 81 los echasen 4 la nor
nilla asf lie aprovechan los medica-
mentos de los curanderos que dc Ia
corte han venido.
;AIabado sea dos. que este nom
bre Ia sane: tan huena. IAN bel!a y
tan principal!
En- amplio a%posepto de anctlos ven
tanales, en- SUI CANA de cedro semlcu'
bierta por los pesados cortina1es de
brocado guinda, Ia linda marqueslta
desfaIIecida. R~odeabenla sus danas
aueriendo distraerla o cuento y
chisteS, pero ella cerraba los ojos y
quedaba Silenciosa......
Entr6 el mage acompahado del hi
dalgo. Y presto las doncellas deJaron
los escabelcs en- Tue sentadas estabar.
Vestfa el medico traje humilde y ba-
10 las alas de aucho sombrero salian
las crenchas de su cabello dorado. Pa
recia viejo, pero no 10 era, Y el mirar
de sus ojos intensamente azu!es era
tan dulce como una Garcia.
Pidi6 quedar q sofas con Ia enferna
: Ell conde hacienda un gesto de des-
aErado sali6. Corrieronse las certinas
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Ell hidalgo senior bajaba al calabozo
V pedIa rogaba, amenazaba y martiri-
zaba, %queriendo sacar de labios del nj
gromante el secreto del misterioso re-
medic. Pero NADIA. \ su w el med!co
suplicaba en- vano que Sc lie dejase SUI
Dir. siauiera fuese unos INSTANCES; mas
la obstinada negaci0n era Ia respues-
Ia.
Tn dia el marques con voz iracundu
requiri6 al p~risionero de esta name
"a:
10 ME das hoy mismo Ell brebaje
con que curaste q mi hija, o mueres
aQuf mismo y a mis- manos,
No puedo, sencr. os 10 juro. Y lay
de vos,, porque muerto yo, vuestra hi
ia no vivira, pues nc habra nadie que
sanarla pueda.
Dame el remedio o te hundo es-
IA daga. 10 Dyes insensato?
-Os hablara claro; TO puedo daros-
10. porque 10 tengo aaui dentro-dijo
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por cIotiIde EveIina Qulrarte

do II entrada, cntorn6se Ia puerla' }
d;6 ~nrincipio la misteriosta curacion...
provas momentos despues entraba Ell
padre. y qued6 maraVlllado: 81 htJa
sonreia Y tenia luz en- los o1os y co'oi
on las meji!las. FL cabal!eo corFlo "
,.sfrechar entire sus braZos al que Sc
mciante milagro obrara. Di0ie una es-
carceIa LENA de d;neros, pero 81 me-
dico con un delicado adenan sc nCeo,
diriendo. ''Gracias, senior. Suarcau
yuestro orc que no me hace rata.
-"Ah. 81 es POGO, te dare mucno
mas. no me pesa!"
Era peciso repetir Ia curaclon, J
asf. por espacio de nueve dias Ell NOM
bye miserable fue acogido en- los sun
tuosos salones de Ia marquesIta- ! no
falt0 dana curiosa que incitada por Ia
maravilla no atisbase para descubFlr
In misterioso del remedio. Y sorprSn-
Tlida oued0 cuando hubo risto que to-
d, 81, reducfa a tomar ell mayo entire
las suyas las delicadas manos seno-
riales V 4 clavar sus azules ojos de MI
rar dulcisimo en- los de Ia moza que
resplandecian cual estrellas en- clelo de
octubre. Ademas, Sc movfan !anda-
mente los labios del medico ode SECURE
pronunciando palabras de sortilegio)
V ella sonrefa.......
Tn mes despu6s la bella castellana
habfa sanado, pudo salir a los soleados
patios del castillo, pudo tocar y pudo
leer. Pero he ahi que en- faltando Ell
mGdico, volvi0 la enfermedad. por 10
due 81 potentado sehor quiso a TODD
trance comprar el secreto.
Ofreci0 cuantiosas sumas. magnffica
posici6n. pero NADIA fue acceptable. Por
fin, al cabo de mucho porfiar. el ma
go dijo: Senior mi secreto no tiene
precio. os 10 dire 81 me dais por mujer
Il vucstra hija- Villano soy. pero MI
ciencia me pone al nivel de los NJ
dalgos.'
Ell altivo marques de Villaclara orde
no a sus sirvienteS que sc echasen So
bre cl merguado que asi osara hablar.
FuG bajado a horrendo calaboZo.
En- tanto. Ia noble doncellito espe-
| raba en- vano Ia vuelta de unos ojos
de mirar dulcfsimo cual Inc Garcia
| Armando. su amiguito preferido en-
| aquellos lejanos tiempos de su infan-
cha, el p%astorcito de cabeilos rublos
Y tez rosada que tan hermosos cuen-
tos le saba contar: aquel que pasados
los amos una tarde. ALA en- Ia sole
| dad del campo Ia estrech6 en- sus bra
| EOS V n colm6 de besos que sabian a
| miel: aGuel que ante la cruz de la err
mita II hizo jurar que solo de 81 Sc
ria. " que al cabo de p~rolongada au-
| sencia. cuando ella Sc sentia MORN, vi
no a darle Ia vida, no hab!a vuelto.
;Qus era de Il? iPor que no venia?
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VA DE GUARNiCiON A EAGLE
PASS, TEXAS Ell 4o
DE INFANTERiA

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Octubre s.
Para ell proxiruc lunes Sc cspera aQui
Ia llegada del 46 Regimiento de lnfah
terra que viene de %guarnicI6n O. cs-
IA plaza. FL citado regimiento salio del
Campo Jackson, S. c. aver en- La ma
mana y hace ell viaje en- un tren es-
pecial.
Ell regimiento que Sc acuarteiara en-
ell Camp Eagle Pass, Sc ha!la al man
do del Coronel James H. Bradford.
Con esta fuerza, seran dos los batallo
mes que Sc hallen e~stacionados en- ei
citado Campo, ademas de Ia Compaii!a
del Quartet General, otra de An1etra-
lladoras, otra de Avituallamiento y ell
personal del Cuartel-maestre j la
banda regimental.
Ell Tercer Regimiento de Infanterfa
quo ha cstado ~estacionado aquf, al
mando del Coronel Paul Giddins, sal
dra en- brevc ara SUI nuevo destino
en- ell Campo Sherman. en- Chillicotne.
Ohio.
Tn battalion del &c Resimiento de In
fanterfa Guedara en- ell Fuerte san
| Houston, en- San Antonio y otro ira
a Del Rio, Texas, Quedado 81 ouo'
con Ia matriz, aquf.
Cuando ell battalion del Ser. Regi-
| minto llegue al Campo Sherman, en-
| donde Sc encuentran el resto de dicho
Regimiento. sera Ia primera vez que
csc cuerpo Sc halle TODD reunido. desde
SUI liegada aQuf de Filipinas en- 1919.
Mahana sabado sc dara un bale de
| iespedida a los jefes y oficiales del
| Ter Regimiento.
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FUE A LAS PiZCAS DE
ALGOOON Y ENCONTRO
LA MUERTE

MART, Tex Octubre 6.-MiSuel
Zamora es ell nombre de un anciano
compatriota que falleci6 en- TN punto
cercano a esta ~po5lacion el dla de a
Yer. Zamora habfa venido a trabaIar
en- un campo de algod6n Y tai vez de
Dido q su avanzaGa edad y 4 10 duro
del trabajo, cay0 enfermo hace POGO
y tuvo que guardian CANA. Narlos com
paneroS de laboreS, eStuvieron aver
q yisitarlo para inquirir por su salud
V yer en- que podlan ayudarlo, pcro
como Zamora les manifestara que Sc
sentfa un POGO mejor v queria Tenir
al pueblo a consular o I'm medlco,
no insistieron los amigos en- Gue no
Sc levantara.
Con Ia ayuda de ellos mismos' Ia
mora Sc vistio y en:prendi6 Ia marcha
para este pueblo, por 10 que sus COM
paheros de trabajo y de casa, queda-
ron algo mas tranduilos. No obstan-
te como Sc llegara Ia noche y Zamora
no resresara a n casa. los compahe-
ros no dejaron de alarmarse pero SUI
pusieron que el anciano habria resuel-
to Guedarse algunos dfas en- el pue-
bio. FL lunes por la mahana, como a
las cinco, uno de los companeros dc
Zamora Sc dirigia a su trabajo, a
do al pasar por cerca de una enra-
NADIA u hay como a Glen varas de
Ia casa, oy6 como que alSuien onca-
ba O Sc uuejaba en- csc sitio, por 10
Que fue q yer que era 10 que ocurrla
sonrprendisndose al encontrarse tlra-
do on el suelo al inieliz companere.
en- estado ~moribundo. inmediatamen-
10 di6 parte q sus otros companeros y
entire todos. llevaron a Zamora q la ca
sa V So ilan6 urgentemente un d
nara que 10 atendiera- pero tod Tue
en- vano. FL anciano falleci6 ell Ola 81
entente. 5 de O~ctubre. a las : &c Ia
tarde. habiendose dado sepultura hoy
h ahiepdo costeado los gastos de los fu-
nerales, todos los companeros del in1or
tlnado comratriota.
SegGn informes de algunos dc ios
de trabajo de amor
este viva en- San Antonio, Texas. de
donde vino a las pizcas' Contaoa ~
mos de edad Y era oriGinario del Es-
,ado de Guanajuato. En- San ANTONIO
ion, una hermana a la que no Sc Id
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Para las Ninas
Modo de uestir
las munecas

Echerfos una ojeada a Afemania
rara yer como visten las ni1as cam
pesinas, Hemos depeuetrar IN Z! in
terror del pals Y recorrer las campiGas.
porque Ia nina que viesenos en- Berlin
y ouas populcsas ciudades de Alenia-
mia. estAn trajeadas como nosotros.
Para las campesinas alemanas Sc a.
parta mucio de este tipo de vestr y
tienen ell suyo peculiar para Ell traba-
10 y los dfa.s de fiesta.
10 mas caracteristico es IN zorro
blanco, que muestra Ia parte anterior
recta, y i. ccpa abolsada hacia a.
tras; es de teia blanca va Ia recta
cuc rodea Ia cabeza, azul palido, oria-
do de una puntill:ta blanca
Antes de vestir Il muneca- debe-
mos peinarla, dejandoles dos trenZas
atadas en- los extremes, cor dos laci
tos re cinca encarnada; para escoger
Ia mlheca Sc cuidara de que tenga pc
10 aoundante, y rubio, cast amarillo
v que sea robusta, pequela y de color
sane
que for1ne boisitas sobre ell corpinc;
La blusa Sc corta holgada- de mo-
90 que 1CTH1e DOlSitdS Sboit 81 W
piho: ell cuclIo Sc deja corto. Ell con-
junto Sc hace de teEciopelo negro de
forma recta y sostenida, por dos IT,
rantes del mismo genera y de una
pieza con ell corpiho, los cuales pasan
sobre los hombros y sc suJetan POI
detras.
La falta es de PIANO o de aigod@n;
Ell color preferable es Ell aZul obscure
Sc la hace ancha y Sc Ia une a un Sc
nidor sencillo. Sc pone despues de Ia
blusa V ant4s del corpiho ell cual sir7e
como de corset. y sc ajusta perfecta-
mente SCORE ell sehidor o cinturen de "a
falda.
Ell delantaI no ticne babero. pero
en- Gamble. Ileva dos bolsilios n a
cada ladc: Sc hace de museiina bianca-
y Ileya una orla de puntilia u POI
los Iados SOLO sube 'un poqlito.
Las medals son blsncas, los zara-
-os ne.ros o ~castafios, de forma SEN
ella V tac6a bajo: y las fnangas cor
tas terminates con puntas aEchas que
llegan justaInente al codo.
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PoR ESTAR ENFERMo y no poderlo aten-
Ger, traspasa Restaurant Mcxlcano, bien acre
ditado; nume-oSa e~Iienteia. 202 Sur Conchos-
Vicente RanGel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09

Dos dias despues. en- Ia sala princi
pal del castillo, cuyos muros cubrian
tapices con escudos y emblemas he
raIdicos, ardfan cuatro cirios. y en- ell
centric, en- eli lecho de cedro. estaba
IN cuerpo de nieve. Era Ia linda mar
quesita que babia muerto de amor.
Encerrado de noche Y de dfa en- ell
torre6n princip.l con Ia faz amariflen-
ia, Ia mira6a torva, ell cefio contradict
Y ell alma corroida por tenaz remordi-
miento, ell marques de Viilaclara Sc
consume.
Los s%irvientes y los campesinos ase-
suran que Sc ha. vuelto loco.
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PLATILLCS MEXICANCS

e =. Guuza.o ?. ElIzoudo, prUp1rtiriO de!
Drrut clfy. po1e en- tu@OclUIientU De suS
nar--oqu,anos- uuc diariamcnte >irye los 81
g-urcntes ~pla:illOs = p-ecIVs muy modrracos:
CabrI,o relieaO. Ra5as mcNlcanas. Chiles Re.
Lguo> Carue DC pugrco en pIpIln, Mole de
CgeiaIy.r, Encailddas coioraGa> y verde. ca
b-itn ~ fritaia. Alb ndiEI- on cA.pociv.
Gall;ra a6obata. Lomo ~rrilcng. LeHgGa am
a-,ada y en- salsa. Pata> De pucrcu ~ c>ca-
p.-hs. Lcres de Guada.ajara. CHl'cs N no
radr. Nrrct = "a valerci@"a. kiaone- I IA
Es,aSg.a- CaGaruac~ = Ia viuIC-,ta, Pes
ado vetac-uzano Chocolate meNicIro. Depot
Cafe. ,225 v. Houston -, CT. 4l5S.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Pron6stico que rfnde para hoy el OBJ
.ervatorio Meteorological de San Anto-
Mo:
Atmosfera despejada 3 una tempe
.atura :naxima entire los "a y los IS
radios. Ligeros vientos del Sur ter
landose variables.
La temperature de aver fluctuo en-
re los 50 y los IS grades. Esta Ultima
temperature (s5 grados) dejose sentir
entire 4.35 . 5 p. m.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09

Sc TRASPASA Frteria y local propi
para Restaurant o expendio de Pastures
Esq. El PaSo y Leona 1871. 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-09

Sc NECESlTA up Barbero competence
309t. Dolorosa -. Isaac Sanchez. san An
tonic. Texas. CID