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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Pa sed. You ourh, for to spring that
/ on HIM. Bohbic.. sed Pa.
How comick-al my mate is this +
NJ, scd Ma.
!, is material to me. as YOU know
scd Pa. Every time spcck / say
sum;hinG. pa sod. VIVA; marks Willie
Winter so stuck up. sed Ia. has no
got "A britc dad, like you? scd Pa.
His father is In the LcESys- later.
! scd.
on. sec. sod Pa. and the poor lit
tel Teller thinks his dad is 4 CRATE
man bcckRus of that. Why. Scd IA.
yccrS aCo | was In the I.cESys- later.
ana it never spoiled me, .sed Pa.
shook hands with everybody jcs; the
.saim. scd Pa. cspcshully them voters.
You are so different. scd Ma. \
iruly srAt" man is always moar
father used to s?cck TO all the Majors
vary friendly. sed Ma.
Why shuddent he? Sod Pa. Yure
old gen; didcnt have anything to be
sw"llcd up about cSCcp that he was
the father Of the butiful woman
which won my hart, sed IA.
My father had many fine points.
Sed Ma He was up-rite man,
know. sed Pa, but jest hccknus
a gent is up-rite that is no sine he
has 20 lean backward wen he walks.
ana that Is no sine he shud not DO
freshly Why scd Pa. wen a walk
hoam ccr-ingS all the iittlcl boys
Gums and spceks TO me. Scd Ia.
That is hcckaus YOU used to give
them nickels and quarters. scd. [
guess thay was sorry wen YOU went
on tho Vaughn, Sch.
That will do. Robbie. scd Pa. You
need not agScnn REFER to that
waE gin. II is not for small boys
10 REFER TO, Pa sed. & now that tn.
nashun is Anti-Cafcy. scd Pa. a few
yccrS from now the term water way
gin Will he extinlS, Pa scd. like the
term Fro bishunist. The sooner tho
quicker scd Pa. Thare Will be Il lot
Of sudden deths in this land scd IA.
wen the Pro- hishun pecpul find that
thare is nothing left for them to rec
form.
Willie Winter scd his father voted
for ;hc Dry Law, toald Pa, and Jake
schultz. the brewers littci boy
busted him on the hcezer. ! scd. &
Willie Winter ruined hoam.
Doant he rum like those boys. Rob-
bic. sed Ma. BE ruff wen you have
20 be ruff, Robbie. sed Pa. Ee smooth
the rest of the time. but doant let
anybody walk on yure co-rs. sed Pa.
Hc tire-hran lik" yurc daddie. sed
Ia.
You are hrc-0ran all rite. Sod
Ma to Pa, all the time smoking
hope Bobbi. never smoaks.
But | bet ! Will. tho.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
SEES FIRST WELL
DAY IN I MONTHS
Although She Had Lost All
Hope. Tanlac Ends
Her Troubles.
GRATITUDE UNBOUNDED
ITS Been II Nlcssing to Nc
III Never Forget" Says
West Va. Woman.
GRATITUDE UNBOUNDED

- had had : hard struggle with
III health and d!dn't cxpcc, 10 ever
get wei, hut since taA.ryS Tarlac |
: simnly Zee. like {. a!f:.ept. tfcrson
entirely MAS the sta;c,ntnt J.ade re.
Gently by Mrs. Brabara Starkey. OF
7u' s'ea!ey Avenue. CIarksburE. W.
. n am seyeu,y-one wears old I'm,
=. Am feeling better and stronger IMAM
fnave N many years and enjoying
Jus splendid health. Before bcrnn
F, taxing Ianiac my stomach was bnti,.
F, f.SHidrfed and my appetite was :,
: POOR inai Gidn', care to even LOOT
F. al anything 10 eat. / had the wors,
. sort OF pains in my stomach and
"uE'H ".oS, up with gas somcthin..
+, a"iu. There was i bad taste i'm nv
-inop.h an the time. aud of,cn | h..
Gam" 50 dizzy had TO hold on 10 TIA.
fnrf'itnre or anything tha, vas -,
=, ikaeA !" Keep from falling.
y "a or nearly seven months bafora
Started taking Tan!ac no, a singl.
day passed that my head d!dn., ucho
.-.anI often il hur: all day long Nv
harS's Were la wrStched condition
:hh' whenever The children were play
ihr around the house I had ia So.
away. for ~ completely uosc, mo
rnuld sc buy little ros. ana man,
long
Then 'csidcs my other troubles
was suiferne from the att, cry.r,s
OF an cuetaiIpu and Mal fg,l.r al
IN "t!Eai great Gcu, and seemed o.,
ne set,'hg weaker every day tried
intaicine AFTER medic nc. Ant nothing
did mo any good ana was so a.
conraged I d!da.t ,i-nIs enrIJ IN.
!. get any Batter
- "onv day tAr children h-oul-f, ,,,..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
STRANGE HOW
WOMEN SUFFER"
Says Tennessee Lady, and VIII
Just Go Suffering, She Says,
When Cardui Is Right Mt
Hand.

Caryvillc, Tenn.-TIoping her ex-
pericncc may benefit others who
suffer from disorders common
among women, Mrs. Charles Rains,
of this (CampbelD county, says: "I
had womanly troubles till couldn't
rest, couldn't sleep, and was ner-
vous and suffered great deal OF
pain in my head, limbs and back.
would get to the place where
couldn't move without great ef-
fort.
For years 7 had known OF
Cardui, and it Is strange how
woman will just go on suffering
when the best remedy in the world
is right at hand--but we do.
But finally the pain was worse,
my suffering so great knew I must
do something. a friend mentioned
Cardui and VIC sent for it. One
bottle helped mo.
Il took a course OF Cardui. re-
gained my strength, built myself I'm
ana iclt like a new woman.
Can recommend Cardui? Yes.
and gladly, for II Is n God-send To
suffering women. I hope when they
suffer with troubles common TO
women thoy don't wait, but get this
sure remedy at once"
Any drnggiat can supply Cardui
promptly. Call on yours today
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
i>ann. II Hindu God ,r Low.

kchd'r. I.Acrossc.-knnA is The
Hindu sod OF love. In, one account
he springs from Brahma's heart. lie
~ armed with bow and arrows
the bow being OF sugar cane. thr
bowSrsng line of bees, and each
OF the iiv" arrows tipped with "A dis
tnct Hover. supposed to conquer one
OF lhe NNe senses. He rides OH
parrot or sparrow. attended nv
nymphs. one of whom bears his ban
ncr displaying the Makara. or a nsh
on a red ground. His wife is Rati
daughter Trisha Christ or dcsircI
and his SON is Aniruddha Uho. unre-
strainchI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Minister Of War. has ordered the
military commands TO return all roll
INK stock To The railroad administers
tion within scvcnty-two hours under
severe penalties.
The army has more than 5000 cars.
according to III Universal today
Iha military leaders are In favor
OF reduction in the army to 40 QUO
men. according to Il symposium In Ict
pSuocrata, quoting President Adulro
dc la liucria. General Gales, General
oorcHon. General Alrarado, General
These chiefs say the soldiers should
lay down their rifles and take 10 tho
plows.
Miguel covarrubiaS was sworn in
TO-DAY as secretary FOR foreign rcla-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
r r {: C III. J: S
Don't Hide Them With u Ncn; Re-
move Them with Othlnc-Douhir
STRENGTH

This preparation for the removal Of
frecklcS Is usually SO successful in
removing freckles and giving clear.
beautiful complexion that IL is sold
under guarantee TO refund the money
IL il fails.
Don't hide your frecklcs under n
veil; Get an ounce OF Othinc and re-
move them. Even the hrst few an
nlicat!ons should show "A wonderful
Improvement. some OF the lighter
ir,cklcs vanishing entirely
BE sure 10 ask the druggist for
the double strength Othine: IL is this
that Is sold on the money back guar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
WILL OPPOSE HUGHES IN
OHIO PROFITEERlNG CASE
Assistant to u. y. Attorney :cncrul
tn raA,c Issue with Former

NEW YORK. June l7.-Arnin w.
Riley. special assistant to the United
states Attorney -GcH"rol. announced
here tonighJ tina. He plaru 10 visit
canton. Ohio. saturday and oppose
the reported attempt Of Charles j.:
Hughes. TO obtain an order from Jus
ticc William l.. bay, of the United
states Supreme Court, staying cNcciI-
tt"n of Judgment in tn. case Of g. =.
Weed and Company. Buffalo ret, Il
cI"thi"rs. recently convicted OF
proiitecrinS and fined $4,000
Mr.. Riley. who is in charge OF gov.
"rnmcnt activities against prortecr-
inG. said that IL the order was OBJ
tanned IL would automatically stay all
proceedings undc" the Lever act un-
Ill the Supreme Court had an opDor-
tunity 10 pass on it's conStitutionality
Mr.. Hughes. when informed of Mr..
Riicy'S statement, declined to make
any comment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
National Parks

). NJ. w. Newport Ncws.-Thc
united states are Hot SPRINGS. ar
n2nsas, created in 1892: Yellowstone.
WHom!ns;. 1879: Scquoia, California;
iS99' osemite. California. 1890. Gen
Rainier. Washington, 1899; 1'rat"r
Lake, Oregon, 1902: Wind Cuyr.
south Dakota, 1908; Platt. Ok!ahomt'
t?Oi' Su.iNs nm, North Dakota.
Glacier, Montana. 1910; Rocky Noun
tam. Colorado. 1915: Hawaii. Hawaii.
1916 l.1sscn Volcano. California
lsl", Nj. Mckinley, ALASKA. 1917:
trinu canyon. Arizona, 1919: I.aiay-
cite, Maine coast, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
ADJUSTMENTS
ur,to-Dnsc Song Hits.

Wonderful Baby viii lee the bis:
song number OF "hl Aboard For
cuba" the lively production in farce
and jazz" which the Jimmie Hodges
Musical Comedy Company viii present
as the attraction at the Strand The
alter next week, with mat.nccs We'd
ncsday and Saturday. "Wondcrtul
Baby is said u have a peculiarly
iythmiC, haunting grains which de-
mands expression IN II smothcrcd
hum or furtivc whistle Also in =
ciudcd III the score will be "I'll SEQ
You IN GU -E-A,' and ~ Cradle In
Your Arms" SUNG by Ollie Hodges
and Rene Vincent. y scashorc bath
ing number by Mary Farrell and the
'piNic' chorus viii be featured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
tnnd iii Mt Lyric.

The bill At the Lyric for the latter
part of this week opens with claire
and Atwood in a rolling and tumblin,-
with new songs and Jokes which
seemed To please the audience. no
tell The plot OF Joseph Medill rattcr-
sons rlaylct Dope ~ presented L..
,posi enjoyment or the act. Toe
Darcy took the house by storm with
MS clever rendition OF popular airs.
Madame Jewell closes the bill with
s!afhiinS miniature presentation OF
Circus Day in Toyland." with M.
usual rum OF Pathc News and Topics
OF the Day. II !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
The First Bixhop.

/. ~. E.. Eichmond.-You will
hardly find an account or the organ
ration OF the Christian Church in
thc blblc. further than that given
IN Acts of the Apostles. AS a mat
ter OF fact. the church is the out :
growth Of the spirit OF Christ's
teachings. and was Of SLOW develop
mcnt as conditions presented them
selves Secular history mentions
Peter as the first organizer, or
bishop. under Christie teachings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Romnncr, Comedy, Drnmn

Romance. comedy, drama. and all
the glamour OF an ancient fcudaI
castle In the swiss Tyrol are in
olhd.d IN the new Selznick picture.
Fool and His Money" adapt d
from George Barr McCutchcon's story
and starring Eugene O'Brien, which
VIII begin a two day showing at the
Odcon Theater today. Mr. O'Rricn
appears as John Bcllamy Smart. an
American author
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Information Bureau.

inquiries regarding almost any
topc' excepting on icSnl aud incident
SUBJECTS. urc answered free. Al nil
INQUIRIES are answered directly by
personal letter, u scIf-uddrcsscf
.tnhprd envelope d. required. Adj
s1n, nr iincs-Dtspntch inrOrnin-
tlOn Burenu. NIch,mOnL, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Weeks Picture Shows
j, Offerings nj Local Houses
Rsucbird's Offering.
Offerings

''Whcn Pals Fall Out" is the title
of an appealing two-recl Westcru
(which will ac Shown At tsle BluvbirI
oThcater today and tomorrow. This
i.StE-c is said to be full OF punch, 70.
in il IL told a story 81 the romantic
West with many surprising twists
and turns. William Duncan In ''rh.
Silent ANcngcc, an animal comedy.
"Lions Jaws and Kittens Paws" ANA
International News are also Oh the
bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Daughter Had I;Iopcd.

HIS daughter had cIoped with The
the ship that was carrying them
away was in his power 10 destroy.
Did he do il? See Alice Lake in
shore Acres" al the Bijou Theater
today or tomorrow, ana learn for
yourself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
FIND MEXICAN TREASURY
is SHORT 100000 PESOS
official Statement itcport. unsecured
Loans lihrc Placed Country ON
Shnky Buxis
by Associated prCssl

'"NSi iE'SS.i
MENlCO CITY. June l7.-Thcrc is
a shortage OF 100000 pesos in the
treasury rs result OF unsecured
loans made during the Carranza adj
ministrntion. by the .superior rnn,-
mand' to General Francisco Murguia.
former Minister of War: Luis "a
brcra. former Secretary OF the Treas
urY; Manuel Aguirrc Bcrlanga and
others, according to an Official state
ment issued today
Brigadicr General T.. Elias Gales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
A l'crNrnt Lover.

Remember Irving Cummings, the
adorable lover OF innumerable screen
plays: He makes fcrvcnt love TO
Louise Giaum in son" Miss Glaum's
new production playing at the Isis
Thcatcr, and really maTries the LADY,,
which Mr.. Cummings rarely docs
in pictures. being OF the he-vampirc
order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
HifariouSiy Funny.

Douglas MacLean and Doris May
Will be the attarction AT the Colonia!
,Theater again today and tomorrow IN
their latest screen comedy, Lets BE
Fashionable. This picture is de-
clared TO be fully rs hilarious as the
three previous releases OF these
youthful CO. stars. who have proven
extremely popular everywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
RouhIc Victor rrorrn,n.

NJ thc VICTOR today and tomor-
row. Douglas Fairbanks will be
shown in The Americana" one or
MS best pictures. and King Baccot
in yellow shadows" tho third en-,
sodc OF The Hawks Trail" Will be
the added feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Thrift Ilnnl, I'nils.

WICH!TA FALLS. TENNS. June II
The Thrift Bank. a private institu-
ton At Wagner CITY. failed 20 open
bank at Bridgctown also was closed.
DEPOSITS arc said 10 aGgreGate $780,
OOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

approval was given a decree estub-
fishing the limits OF power to BIO con-
inrrcd upon tho Cataloniun regional
Diet. Decision WAS reached by the
council TO issue obligations amount
ing to i00,000.0o0 pcsctas to meet
the present deficit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
the Letviun flax crop Tho prices arc
described US phenomenal"

considers Autonomy Demands.
MNl'ltID. Juno l7-catalonl,'s de-
,aS iof autonomy were considered
oy the council Of ministers today, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Bobbic and His Pa
by WILLIAM +. KIRK.

Willie Winter is new boy a, our
schooi | sed 10 Pa last mite. ne is
awful stuck up. ed
Tha; Is bad news for Willie. scd Pa.
Willie Winter will soon have a Fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
Movie Calendar

BIJOU-hitcc Like. In ashore
Acres"
RLUEBItD-Wiliia Duncan. In
sferhc Silent ANcnEcr.'
BROADWAY - Wanda Hnwlcy,
4 In "Siiss iiObhs."
N COLONIAL. - Douglas Nnci.can
md Doris May, in "Lcts lie Fash
.fonnblc."
ISIS--Louisc GInun, In "Scxt'
2 ODEON-Eugrnc o'Bricn. In "a
. Fool and His Money"
: ll-Bcut Harry
SICFOR-DouEln las Fairbanks. In
-"Thc Amcrtcnnp.'' nnd King bag
: got, I'm .'Thc Hawks Trail"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
REDUCE YOUR SHOE Bills

Aliens Foot Ease. the an,lscpttc
~ Do shhhcn into tho Bhoes. not un,v s, unr
,ne pam or c"rna ana bunions nni ottups
uu,oh fcnc; 10 nwcating. cnIious tirccUs
hvniny; tender feet. blIstcrs and s0r. sno,'
OUT Aliens Foot Ease rests the feat $3.50.
.neni cool and comfortable All The i'm,
haNns lne constant wear on shoes caused
oS nervousness OF the feet ShueH 80
s,ookipss wear twice as long when vm,,
wnih In comfort. Try Aliens Foot E,s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18

Corner Letvlnn Fla, Crup,
LONDON. June l7.-Thc Central
News learns that American buyers
have virtually secured Il corner in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-18
ENERGY

Is this unusual
weather sappin G
your energy, i'm
pairing your good
disposition and in
general playin e
havoc?
If SO, tighten your
diet and put on
Greentree Comfort
Clothes; you will be
am azed at the
change effected.
The fabrics we
are specializing in
have in every in
stance been thor
on hly expert
mentcd with and
are absolutely Com
fort Fabrics using
more tailoring than
IS usual is evil
denced the moment
YOU slip into them,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

;Dolencia. Ninguna. Sencillamen-
te a~pliuuese unaS cuantas gotas de
Freezore en- Ia parte adolorida del
Gallo e acknowledgements dejara de
dolerle Y en- seguida podra arran-
carse csc molesto Gallo. ST, como por
encanto de imagia. lie costara uni
camente unos cuanroS centavos.
;Pruebe Ell Freezone En- cual-
ouiera drogueria podra comprar
una botellita Y con ella sera suficien
te para libertarlo de cualquier ca
Ito. va Sc trate de callos blandos o
duros V cualquiera que sea Ell lugar
en- que Sc hallen. Freezcne es I'm eter
descubierto por IN genio de Cincin-
natl (Adv).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
LA LABOR HUMANITARIA
DE LA SANTA SEDE DU-
RANTE LA GUERRA

ROMA. ADril 27.-Los esfuerzos
del Papa Fenedicto Nv n favor de
Ia paz. hcchos durante Ia guerra. asi
como sus trabaios para auXiliar 4
los prisioneros dc guerra de todos los
PASSES y err general 4 todOs aquellos
que ruvieron sufrimientOs con mott,
70 del conflicto be!ico europco, Sc han
dadc 4 conoccr en- detalle en- II I'M
portaute obra que ACADIA de ser pu,
blicada por Giuseppe Quirico. padre
~jesuita muy' conocido por sus traba-
Jos en- dcfeHsa del dogma Y de la re,
.ligi6n cat0lica.
La obra Sc haiia impresa en- nueve
iGiomas y On ella Sc dan a conocer los
e~sfuerzos del VaJicano para ayudar
a los prisioneroS. encontrar a los dis.
CerSos V dar hospitalidad a los heri-
E9s, en- Suiza, en- donde estuvieron in
tecnados 10000 p~ac'entes ingleses,
franceses, aler,anes Y rusos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Ell PARTIDO SOCIALISM, ESPA-
MOL Sc DiVIDIO DEFINITE
VAMENTE EN- DOS GRUPOS

Del Serricio Espcc'c! dc Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Abril 26.--Despues de
una junta verdaderamente tormento-
sa. el partido s~ocialista espanol Sc
divide definitivamente y en- 10 su-
cesivo haora dos grupos socialists:
81 moderate Y Ell comunista.
Fl reciente Congreso de Rotterdam
fue ell que do orden 4 esta division.
pues habiendo sido nombrados como
Delegates a 81 Julian Besteiro, MEM
bro moderate del Parlamento, Y Jo-
Sc AngIiano. comunista avanzado,
ueron arrestados en- la frontera nolan
deSa Y las autoridades le en~contraron
q Anguiano. en- la bolsa. Il carta
dirigida a los socialistaS holandeses
en- Ia que Sc declaraba que los So
cialistas espanoles no tenian CONTAIN
"a en- en- Besteiro por hallarse bajo
la Influenza de ia burguesia, habien
dole permitdo 4 este que concurriera
81 Congreso en- tanto que a Angulano
no Sc lie permiti0 que entrara a Ho@
lanGa.
Tan luego como ambos regresaron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
Notos de Eagle Pass
Gran auge en- Ell comercio
entire los Estados Unidos
y Mexico.

EAGLE PASS. Texas, Abril 90
Que dia q dia aumenta Ell concrete
entire la vecina republica Y este pals,
es IN hecho que deSde hace "a item
DO Sc ha venido ~comprobando en- esta
ciudad, de manera que lie deja lugar
& duda. pues Sc demuestra con cl re-
gistro del movimiento aduanal e. este
puerto. Solamente ell ultimo jueves,
cruzaron la Inca divisoria, Al carros
del Ferrocarril con m~ercanclas Y ar
ticlllos importados y eXportados,
siendo csc uno de los mejores dias
en- el trafico comercial international.
De csc nUmero de carros, diecl'
nueve e~ntraron a esta ciudad cor i'm
portaciones Y - salieron COZ eN'
portaciones siendo los PARTICIPATES ar
ticulos comprendidos en- ese movl'
miento. los ~siguientes: ocho carros
de zinc. EXportaciones: cinco carros
de MADEIRA, tres de articulos para mr.
mas, tres de maquinaria, tres de dur
mientes para f. c., dos de mercan
cas-. ladrillos. azufre e implementos
para minas Y dos de maquinaria agri-
cola.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28

a Madrid. los socialistas celebraron
una iunta general en- la que tuvo lu-
gar IN acaloradisimo debate que do
o resultado que los elemntos radi-
Gales Sc s~epararan de los moderados
fernando IN nuevo partido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
I'm general carrnncista
compra propiedades en-
Eagle Pass, Texas

EAGLE PASS. Teas. Abrii 20
In gran numero de t~ransacciones
sobre bienes raices Sc han efectuado
en- esta ciudad en- los ultimos dias,
ascendiendo como a unos cuarenta
mil dolares eli valor de dichas opera
clones. F. principal contrato en- esos
regocioS. ha sido del general carran-
cista Pedro Eillasenor. comandante
del dis*Et9 militar de Piedras Ne
gras QIa ha hecho varias compras de
iamueblcs que montaH a cerca de
treinta nj! d6iareS.
Entire las propiedades compradas
por dicho general. cue es sobrino de
Manuel Amaya V pariente del propio
Carranza. Sc cueataH Ia casa de Mr..
J. r. Murray. elegante residencia 81
tuada en- North Heights. por Ia cual
pag6 e. comprador Ia suma de 10000
d6lares, ' Il propiedad en- ell distri-
10 comercial. situada en- Ia Gale Main,
por 1900 d6lares. Villasenor com
pro tambien IA casa de Mr.. Jorge A.
Gid. en- la Gale de Washington, por
1000 dolares ! tiene en- proyecto
comprar algunas otras p~roPiedades
valiosas en- distintos rumbos de Ia
ciudad.
La sonora J. A. Cobo celebro tam,
bien otras t~ransacciones sobre bienes
raices. habiendo adquirido una pro.
| piedad de Ia sonora Z. &. Flowers
Ell Ia eSquina de las GALES Ford y
Madison. por la suma de 1000 pesos
" una casa &c Ia sonora Dena X. Ora
YES, por 5000 pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-28
SIMULACRO DE COMBATE CON
IRA Ell BOMBARDEO AEREO

Cerca de cuatrocientos hombrcs de
las companies de ametralladoras del
Departamento del Sur que actualmcn
te recibea err 81 Campamento Stanley
Ia ensenenza ca cl n~anejo dc estas or
mas trabajaran esta semana y la
entrante en- Ia resolution de los pro
blemas mas completes del combate
moderno. De tales rnoblemas los mas
importantes son sin duda alguna, a
quellos que atanen a la defensa con-
ira ell bombardeo aereo. Para este
emplearan aeroplanos en- miniature.
La mayor parte de los que assist
ran al simuEacro de referencia su-
vieron en- los campos franceses duran
te IA guerra. Ell Mayor H. Weems,
del Cuarto Battalion de Ametrallado
ras = conlandante de Ia e~scuela, sera
ayudado en- Ia direction del simula,
Gro por IN estado mayor de expertos
Oficiales.