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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
WISSINOMING

y bazaar will he given by the Wissi-
noming Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Society on the evenings of June 10 to
II at Torresdale avenue and Howell
street
Miss Gertrude Marshall, of Hegerman
street. will entertain her 500 club on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornley, e, Wood. of
Mckinley street, are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of a son, Thornley,
3. Wood, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs J. Jackson are spending
the week in Birmingham n. Y.
Plans are being completed for the
military. mass which Is to be celebrated
on Sunday, May 30, on the grounds of
St Bartholomew Church. Various
military and fraternal organizations of
the northeast section of the city will
participate.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Cortnoy and
family. OF Comfy street, have left for
Seattle. Wash, where they will make
their hope.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
NORRISTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs Edwin S. IIunslcker,
of Jeffersonvllo. have announced the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Mil
dred SChal llunsiCker. and Mr.. James
G. Allen, Of Pottstown, on May -. The
Christ Episcopal Church. Media. The
rector. the Rev. Frederick c. Jules, Of
ficiatcd.
Mrs. Frank Ibach. of 11O1 West Lafa-
yette street, gave a luncheon and mis-
celaneous shower in honor of Miss
Francena Anderson. of Fairview. Miss
Anderson will be married June to Mr..
Ernest Heebncr. of Worcester The
guests included Miss Catherine Anson,
Miss Frances Walters. Miss Ruth Stoudt,
Miss Irma Stoudt. Miss Ruth Truck
sess. Miss Alice Holbrook. Miss Ethel
Bean. Miss Reba Heebner. Miss Lillian
Smith. Miss Margaret Ibach, Miss Amy
Horn. Mrs. Raymond Bean, Mrs. Mar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
ALONG THE MAIN LINE

Or. and Mrs. Charles II. Mattson have
closed their winter Nome In st. Peters
burg, Fla. and are now at their home
on Sherwood road. Overbrook
Captain Warren w. Hamilton. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fisk Hamilton, Of
Llandrillo road, Cynwyd. is now To-
Gated at Bucharest, Rumania, where he
Is In charge of the motor transportation
Tor the Red Cross for all of Rumania
Captain Hamilton hopes TO return home
In the early fall.
The Woman's Community Club Of
Narberth gave Shakespearean enter
tainment on Tuesday afternoon on the
lawn of the high school. Scenes from
Richard III and "The Merchant of
venice were cleverly portrayed. Tho
program was In charge of Mrs. Walker
Leigh owen and Mrs. Joseph Barclay.
who were assisted by Mrs. Edward
Batchelor. Mrs. Charles Kreaner and
Mrs. A. Il. Davis.
The Boy Scouts of Narbcrth will give
minstrel show, followed bv n dance
on Friday evening in Elm Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
MooRESToWN

Mrs. William F. Sandford and Mrs.
Edward T.. Matteson. of New York, are
the guests of Miss Agnes Robbins and
Miss Edythe Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coles are home
from their wedding trip and living on
East Main street.
MRS. William r. Stackhousc has re-
turned from Utica. n. Y. where she
chaperoned a party over the weekend
IN Hamilton College. Miss Lydia Wise
and Miss Dorothy GithenS were among
those who attended.
Miss Alice Otter spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Wayne.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
FALLS OF ScHUYLkILL

Miss Mary Missett, Of AinsIie s,r,ot
VIII entertain at cards this evening al
her home. with tho following guests
Miss Miss MargarGt Connor, Miss Mary Rich.
Miss Ella Foley. Miss Dora isupSIi;,
Mrs, 7, ~. Kelly, Mrs. Harry Mcfz Mr.
9ohn May. Mrs. Charles Kelly. Mrs
John Duffy. Mrs. John Hohen-AdeI Mrs.
bcrs. - i''''
MT ana Mrs. John Hohen-Adel who
nave opened their summer home in Al,
iantlc city for the season returned 10
tnetr home on Queen lane for a week s
visit. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

marriage TO Lieutenant George L. Rich
ard, U. $. NJ. r, r. c.. of Jacksonville,
Fla. will take place on Saturday, June
5. Guests will be members of the bridal
party.
Mr.. Samuel Rotan gave an Informal
stag party at the Button, In Fairmount
Park last evening
Mrs a. r., Clark and her daughter,
Miss Isabel Clark. who is member of
the graduating class Of Miss Hills
school, will entertain the class at lunch.
con on Monday. May 81. at their home
in Merchantvillc, ~ ].
Mrs. Mathew D. Young. of the Swarth-
more entertained at luncheon at the
Union League IN Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
Observation-Disclosures

Miss Carrie J. Spangler or yort. ~.
was welded yesterday 10 Mr.. Beyanp y v v
Jordan. of this city Mr. Jordan ,s =, =,
son or Or. John w. Jordan Iibr"rian ~ % q
ane , Historical Society of PcnnsylVsni99' var a.
tive business for the last ten wo,rU s'o',.o- nc,
In this city. '''e'' nome
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

willie Hotel Jofforsonville, pa Mr.. STAN
side. Others who will attend are Mr..
George e. Hansell, MIR. Irwin l.. Struse,
Mr. J. Crawford Dempsey, Mr.. William
y. Bartlc. MIR. william NJ, Ellis. Mr..
John Frame Mr.. William Reichert MIR.
Alvin Miller. Mr.. David Render and Mr..
j. Clarence Hanna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
DETWILER-EASToN

u Inc wedding of Miss Mildred Anna
mias.on, ita daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wi.
ilair y. Easton, of Norrigtown and
MI; Harvey Carl Dctwiler son Of Mr. AR
s,ra, stn mrs; Harvey 4. Detwilcr OF DeKaib
s,,eot, Sa N0rrlstown, took place on Tues
uay. az the Calvary Baptist Church in
und,y 1naI cry; The Rev. L. W. Hainer, d. d.
e"teI ;The hri,,a at me ceremony at O'Clock,
riago or,ue' t,i' VINO was given in mar
E IiaEe py hcr father wore i,tr-
a1oise blue georgette creme dross
%hir,, adTrl,ed with Duchess lace and her hal,
georgetto was or the same shade OF blue
SeoISette crepe, was trimmed ,vith
pps,r,cn p feathers, She carried a shower
pehers 1ohbauet & OF roses and sweet peas The
OF the bride. and Mr.. Forrest Rr;gb,
Sousin So ,u or the bridegroom. A reception
t1r ,I, tne immediate families followed sfter
.ne ceremony at the home of The hrihe,s
parents. Upon their return from a WI
I,,s u,ns tr,p. Mr.. and Mrs. Detwiler win
,,as, I'VE IN u /Eonshohocken. The bridegroom
division, United States army III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26
ROxBOROuGH

Mrs. John Buck. OF Port Royal and
Ridge avenues was the May hostess OF
the members Of the Betsy Ross Sewing
Club.
The members of the Alpha Chapter of
the Phi Mu Epsilon Fraternity will give
q dinner on SATURDAY. at the Jefferson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

Mr. and Mrs Walter Robinson Johns.
of Moylan, will leave in few weeks
for their cottage al Island Heights,
where they will spend the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

Friends of Mrs. n. Saunier Darling
ton will be pleased to know that she IS
recovering from her recent illness ~ her
home on North Jackson street, Media.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-26

Mr.. David Bispham gave a song rc-
cital at the SleightOn Farms, Darling
ton, Delawaee county, a few evenings
ago.
The Rev clyde Sawyer. of Norfolk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22
JOSH LEE MAKES
BIC HIT HERE IN
TALK At COLLEGE

Josh Lee, Famous for Fun en-
tertained a large number of o. c.
W. girls and goodly number of the
icitizens of Chickasha at the college
last night
Lee with his wit and humor kept
his audience in a constant state OF
laughter. The Absent Minded Man
brought forth shouts OF laughter
from beginning to end, while his fa-
nous Soldier Rhymes carried one
through camp life and onto the field
Of battle at the viii Of the speaker.
His impersonations were excellent
and marked him as reader and
impersonator of rare ability. His
impersonation of The Old Man at
the Country Store" brought forth
shouts of myrth at the manner in
which Lee as the "Old Man" handled
his chew OF tobacco. THE Society
Girl" contained much truth as well
as poetry in tie relation Of her ex
periences on the farm and in the
art studio
Miss Florence knight rendered
several vocal selections and Miss
Buchanan, violin solos, both of which
drew forth hearty applause from
their bearers. .
Josh read the Battle of Cognlc"
to crowd Of his friends after his
regular program, which was greatly
enjoyed by all who were fortunate
enough to hear him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22

ing lineup: Steinherger. pitcher;
Fields, third base; w Adams, second
base; Wasiburn, catcher, Gam, cen
ter field L. Adams, short stop
Clarke Steinberger right field; It
zen, left field, and Green first base
The Henries won an easy II to 4
victory over the Duncan lads in a
game played last Friday at Duncan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22
CHTCKASHA HIGH TRACK TEAM
OFF TODAY FOR CINDER PATH
MEET OF CENTRAL CONFERENCE

Twelve cinderpath artists. will fep
resent Chiclnasha high school in the
annual Central conference inter-schol
astic track and field meet to be held
tomorrow in Oklahoma City.
Schools to participate in the meet
are Oklahoma City high school
Chckasha high school, Enid high
scholol, ri Reno high schol, Guthrie
high school. Shawnee high school and
Norman high school.
The lists of events are: 1O0-yard
dash, 44O-yard dash, 3S0-yard dash,
mile run, 120-yard high hurdles, 220-
yard low hurdles, shot put, discus
throw, jayelin throw, broad jump,
high jump, pole vault, and relay race
Twelve Men Entered.
Members of Coach Reese's track
team that will represent Chickasha
high school in the meet, are: Carl
Richey, Irving Coryell, Roddy Ellis
Fred Smith, Glenn Grimsley, Bill Nc
Daniels, Robert Richardson, Houston
Hill, Paul Hansen, Ted Schlotterbeck,
Douglas Walden and Herbert Shock
ley.
Richey has been covering the dash
distances in near-record time and
Coach Reese is confident that the
little fellow will show his opponents
in the races every inch of his shoe
sole. Coryell, Ellis and Smith have
been pushing Richey close.
That he has one of. the best track
teams produced in Chicksha high
school for several years is the belief
of Coach Reese.
The team will leave Chickasha this
afterno on olkOarfoh HRIU U NNU
afternoon for Oklahoma City
Chickasha entries are
How They'll Line Up.
1OO-yard dash-Carl Richey. Irving
Coryell, Roddy Ellis, Fred Smith
220yard dash-Carl Richey, Irving
Coryell, and Roddy Ellis.
440yard dash-Carl Richey and
Roddy Ellis
SS0yard run-Carl Richey, Glenn
Grimsley, Bill Mcdaniel and Douglas
Walden
Mile run-Robert Richardson, Hons
ton Hill, and Bill McDaniels.
120-yard high hurdles-Rodly Ellis,
Paul Hansen and Ted Schlotterb4clT.
220-yard low hurdles Roddy ellis,
Carl Richey and Ted Scholtterbeck.
Shot put-Fred Smith, Ted f5chlot
terbeck, and Douglas Walden
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22

Uplift of the sport is the avowed
object only bona fide b1ttlers are
eligible 10 the new organization
which aims TO do away with objec-
tionable features Of the game, in
cluding elimination OF the manager
and booking ageat WHO thrive ON
the proceeds of the bouts.
Seattle fight fans are back OF the
movement and prominent citizens
have. appeared before meetings OF
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22

the boxers and made talks Two Of
the most ardent boosters OF the asao-
citation are Charles D. Hulen, gecre-
tary OF the Seattle municipal box
ing board, and Clay Hite, match
maker for the Northwest club, which
stages the principal shows in this
city.
Jimmie Malone, veteran weltor-
weight, is president Of the associa-
ton. en
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22

Discus throw-Paul Hansen, Hous-
ton Hill and Ted Schlotterbeck
Javelin throw Fred Smith and
Ted Schlotterbeek.
Broad jump-Glenn Grimsley, IT.
wing Coryell and Herbert Schokley
High iump-Paul Hansen, Herbert
Shockley and Ted Schlotterbeck.
Pole vault-Ierbert Shockley and
Relay team-Carl Richey, Irving
Stanley Gurlach.
Coryell Bill McDaniels and Roddy
Ellis .tRssAEEM
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22
HENR|ES SET To
MEET DUCAN IN
CAME TOMORROW

The Duncan high school baseball
nine will meet the Henries in a re-
turn game to be played here tomor-
row afternoon on the Eighth street
diamond, Coach Ford announced this
morning. The game will be called
at o'clock, he said
Coach Ford will start the follow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22
MAY MARRY "oursIpE"

stockholm. The Riksdag has pass
ed a bill permitting Swedish prin
cesses to marry outside the ranks OF
royalty. The measure, amending the
old royal marriage laws, merely stip-
ulates that no marriage shall be al.
lowed without the knowledge and
consent Of the king.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-22
Coast Would Form
All Cities Boxers

BY United Press.
Seattle, Wash, April pa cam
paign to organize boxers in every
city in the world in which mitt
matches are permitted will result
in the formation here recently of the
Seattle Boxers association.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
La campo1a antialcohohca
fracasa en- ell Estado
de Sonora

NOGALES, Son., JUNO 14.-Parece
que n pesar de la Gaergica DISPOSE
ci6n prohibitiva contra la fabricacior
Y venta de alcoholics Y bebidas en-
briagantes en- Ell Estado, ell viclo de
Ia embriaguez continda eXtendiendo-
Sc rapidamente. resultando letra muer
IA esas leyes V decretos.
TODD depende. segdn firmaclones
hechas aquf, de que Ia Inspection de
Alcoholics del Estado. creada para Vi
gilar el cumplimientO de "a DISPOSE
ci6n. Sc muestra muy tolerante con
aQuellas personals infractoras que Sc
dedican a traficar Y expender alco-
holes. = Gambia de ganancias en- efec
two que a la postre resultan fabu-
losas.
Ia prensa de Sonora Sc encarSa
de haccr Ia campana por cuenta suya.
Y cstA r~asuelta a denunciar todos los
casos de violaci6n que Sc ~descubran.
n efecto de que no continue ~fracasan-
do 81 Gobierno Ell su empresa Aesene-
radora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
DE la HUERTA ENVIARA
DIPLOMATICOS Al
~EXTRANJERO
BuscarGn Ell reconocimiento
para Ell nuevo Co.
que hay en- Mexico.

CTCDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO IL
Tn movimiento debidamente Organi-
zado para obtener el reconocimiento
Immediate de todos los pafses que han
tenido representation diplomatica acre
ditada en- Mexico. va a ser iniciado
por q Presidenta Provisional Adol
70 de Ia Huerta.
u primer paso del nuevo Secre-
tario &c Relaciones E~xteriores, senior
Martinez Alomia ha sido el de nom
brar a las personals que han de te-
ner Ia representation diplomatica de!
uuevo gobierno en- diversos aaises. con
81 carIctcr de c~onfidenciales
en- tanto que Sc logra e. recono-
cimiento.
Ira a Espana. q senador Juan san
chez Azcona. quien dej6 hoy ID Sc
cretaria de RelacioneS, a cuyo car
go es'aba interinaneutc desde que fua
ocupada Ia capital por las troras re
v-oIucjoaarlas: a Argentina ira 81 ora
dor Jesus U-Uet2; n Chile. ei poet,
Enrique GonzaIez Martinez.
4 los ES;a6os UUidos ira 81 Senor
Fernando IglcS:as Calder6n. qu!en cor
tara con O. apoyo del d;2.omd,.co lie
carrera, senior Covarru6ias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
Ell Gobierno de Tamaulipas y
Ia campGTa contra la
peste bubonica

CIUDAD VICTORIA, junic f;.-Hny
fueron niecutadss las "rdenes que ell
Gobernado- de Tamau!ipas. ~licenc!ado
Portcs Gil dict6 hace dfas para preve-
mir al puerto dc Tampico contra n
invasion de peste ~bub6nica, y para
avudar a las autor;dades s~anitarias
de Veracruz en- Ia canapana p~rofilac-
tica que desarrolian Ell esa ciudad.
Como recordaran. ei licenciado Por-
ties Gil disguise que Sc p~roveyera con
la sura de dlcz mil pesos al Ayun-
tamiento de Tampico a efecto de Que
pudiera hacer fren,e 4 las necestda-
des de momento para Ia ~higieniza-
ci6n de Ia ciudad del petr6leo. cuyas
cordiciones actuales en- el -amo de sa-
lubriGad son bien tristes y serrtran
para dar mayor acceso i la peste, en-
case de que esta llegara a invadir
el puerto. Tarbien Sc giraron a IA
vor de las ~deicCaciones sanitarias que
hacen Ia campana IN 81 puerto de We
racruz cinco mil pesos. y segnn no.
ticias. deben haber siGo recibidos VA
Dor los ~facultativos por conducto del
Bsnque Franchise du MeXiQue. que
fua Ell que hi2o el cnvio por orden te-
~lesr&fica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
J. TREVIN0 PROTEGEkA
La INDUSTRIAL DEL
PETROLEO
Define Ia poElt;cn que desa-
rroIlard en- Ia Srfa. de
Industria y Concrete

CIUDAD DE MENICO, JUNO IA
rac;nto Trcvino. nueyo SecretarIo De
Industrial Y Concrete. defini" hoy IA
noIftica Tue Sc propone d~esaro!lar en-
81 Ninisterio que le ha confiado ei
r~res;dente Provisional. DE h Hue:-
ia.
Una p~olt;ic:+ ~aacionaliSta, basaaa
On IN legftimo interes ~nacionaL. ser"
Il ouc Sc desarrolle Ell Ia SecretArla
do Industrial y Concrete diio TreVlno'
Respe.o absolute para los intereses eN
tranieros que iengan hechas lnNersio-
nos er el pals y debida protection
| sin distinction de nacionalidad'.
Treyino diio que Ii industrial pc
trollfera esta desarrol ndose en- e
pafs con verdadero entusiasmo y aus
! hasta el presente nc Ia ha5ido queJa
| de ninguna ~companIa nacional " eN'
| rraniera. 10 Que demucstra que Ia III
TINA revoluci6n ~ procedi6 como Ia:
, anteriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
UN IMPUESTC PROVISIONAL

Ia misma autoridad municipal. to-
mando Ell consideration que a. orde-
r@r la ~desocupaci6n del Parian. deja-
- !" percihir una buera Suma de di-
nero que or calidad Dc renta Y CON
;-ibuciones pagaban los "p~a-ianeros'
h eStabiecido IN nuevo !mpuesto O
contribution con objeto de r~cconlpen-
Sar los iuSreScs que va & pc-Ger. III
:mpueStO de referencia GO Ia creado
sohre los especI4culos plblicos Y sera
Dagado por el puOl!co. nc por las EN-
"resaS rues aun cuando estas son las
que deborah hacer ci entcro las eta
daS empresas haCen el recargo en- los
'oletos dc entrada. correspondientes.
L. Quota tijada no puede decirse que
afectc los intcrescs del piblico. pues
no monta mas que a diez cen,aycs
para los adultos y ) para los ninos
= So!arl@@tc IS applicable para las To-
cal.da6es d !uneta. pues los asisten-
JoS = gaierl2 estan eXimidos de tai con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15

trabajo Y como ahoSandose. Sc esior-
zaoa por conservar IN sus labios, su
inOcente Y gracloSa SCRriSa-
Con el pretexto de darle 70 necesa-
no para que r~eceJaSe, me uevs al n
ciano medico 4 Il pieZa Immediate.
preguntandole como IA enconr:aba.
-Muy grave. me COnJssJ6. Tan era
ve. que seria convenience darle los
auXi!ios espiritualeS.
Ne qGede nude. : miranda al doc
tor de hito en- hito.
-Es question de dos O tres dias
mas, a 10 sumo. Tengo IN sacerdote
amigo MIC. a quien 10y 4 ;raer en-
el acto.
Il doctor sali6 precipitadamehte.
dejdudome solo en- medic de IA fa-
oitaci6n.
Momento terrible fus aqueI para
mi.
Dirigf angustiosa mjrada a las puer
Jas : a las ventanas como 81 huhie
"a Guerido ~ccrrarlas para evitar que
Ia muerte mis- punos apre
tados Sc asitaron en- e. aire arncaa-
z&ndola mi cuerpo Jambale5.. go.
Y nlaldiCiendo con 81 coraz6n Y blaSfe
maDdo con q p~ensamiento. voivf al
lsdo de Carmen que me dijo al YER
me:
Ell doctor ha lido por IN sacerdo-
te. verdad:
tQuian re 10 Ia dicho? lie preguu-
L. con asombro.
N Sc decirte 81 es que 10 he com
prendido 0 81 10 Of. :Tengo ahora 81
DIDO tar finoI
Por ;oda respuesta. tome n de
Sus delgaGas manos bes4adola con
ternura- Mi madre, que lloraba silen-
ciosamente. Sc puso en- pie. enjug6
sus oios y con o temblorosa, le
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
Hay eoidenia de sarGnPson
en- la Ertidad neo!eoHesd

MONTERREY. JUNO i4.-El Sa-
~rarnpiin. esa enfermedad que ataca
corurmente a los tnfantes. es;a ma
cicndo numcros4s vlctimas On Mon
,arey - otras poblaciones de Nue'o
Le6n, presentandose en- forma de ver-
dadera epidemic.
Los facultativos mas Hrominen'eS
de esta localidad han sido interrosa-
dos sobre 81 particular, Y dectaTah
que 81 sarampi6n causa ;antos es-
TRACES porque sc desarro!la en- lot
ma hcmorragica. muy dificii de com
batirse con tNito. FL ;islam:ento mas
eyrrecho de todos los ninoS actuaI-
r,aD-e erfern1os de sarampi6n ha 81
10 inpuesto por los madicos, para eNi
Tar en- 10 possible que continue su
Marcia epldemica y sembrando JUS
~+;ficadis,ra alarma entire las fa1nllias
leclonesaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
FL general Pablo GcnzGlez
So radicara en- Monterrey

MONTERREY. JUNO l4.-De una
manera ]definiriva Sc anunc!a IN esta
ciudad Que eI general Pablo Gonzalez.
uno de los caudilos que m~andaroH 81
citrcito revolucioGarIo raFa comh&iir
al carrancismo. " = Mar - Tesl"1i-
cha particular en- MJaferrry. para de-
dicarse . laborss rrivadaS II Ve2
cu. le fI+ acep;aGa Il rc.Inci" Gae
formula. Y en- virtud de 'lue le Tue
conced!6a su licercil iiimi;a8a.
En- IN tren n!litar !leEado y Non
,errev. vinlaron todos los mneh!eS per
,enecientes a ia familis del general
Gonzalez tn. asladandose Immediate
mente esos mobiliarios a Ia casa que
on csta ciudad ticne q 3~ivisionarl".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
FOClETIN Mum. 20.
CARMEN
NOyELA MEXlCANA
POS
PEDRO CASTERA.

h,es = tardamos en- recorrerlos unos
tres minutes. porque u fauiGa aUmen
taba en- ella cada vPZ mas EntonceS
comprendf por que mi madre. miriam
do aouel sufrim!ento consJante. hao1a
s~nveiecido tauto en- IN mes,
Hasta e. airc era c0barde Y cruel
nara con aqueIIa pobre nina. cue a
Commando Sc soureia a0n con amor.
Mi madre volyi5 Il nuasrro lado. u
n,sn6ose = mi para iast2Tle a que to-
mase algUn allmento.
No puedo. Creanlo ustedes. In
trago de Ieche Tue tomase me ahoga-
ria.....-...
ESaS frases eScap&banSe de su gar
Santa de IN modo corlado, ansioso,
anhelanre. que ~anunc!aba UNA prdSi-
ma asfIXia-
a las doce lego el doctor a~presuran
dose a reconocerla-
-Esto Sc ACADIA. doctor, le dijo Car
men, sonrieado, 70 tenia IN corazon
chiquito....y como el amor 10 vUelve
-rande-....-el rlio.....ha crecldo tan
to.....-Que So quiere TeveDtar-....
-Eaya, nina. n cortest6 aquel- 70
Ia e~ncueutro q listed mUcho nlejor que
antes,
Isl. Oh, Yo creo tambien-..-qnS
estov msjor. .puesjo que,..me es-
toy murien6o.-
y Carmen. a decir ESQ cor gran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15

YES de una de las ventanaS ablertas,
en- las azulcs V luminosas protunGl-
dades del cielo. Su semblante res
p~landecfa, Y su respiration ahtes
tan agitada. era ntonc como mas
' mas suaVe.
Pr~ocurando no ha2er ruido, aproXi-
me TN sill6n sentaudome a su lado.
Carmen. sin Nariar de posture y sin
desviar sus pupilas del punto en- que
las tenia fijas. me tendi6 su mano de-
recha. Que tome con las tremulas
mfas. pe~rmaneciendo asI por ,tlgunos
minutes. hasta que con voZ dulce. me
dijo:
-Dios ha creado III alma para mi
alma, Y como e. nunca Sc equivoca,
iamas deshaCe 10 Iecho. La muerte
serara a los cuerpos. pero no las al
mus. Yo voy n morirme. pero dos va
a cuidarte en- la TERRA. hasta que mu
riendo to. vayas a casarte conmigo
en- los cielos.
Nj madre levant6 su cabeza miriam
cola con asombro, y yo iba a pre-
guntarle Ell origeu de aquellas ideas,
de su confianza Y resignation, GUAM
do Carmen. ON 81 leyese en- mi pen
samicnto. agreg6:
-; Es Dios quien me inspira asf.
iDics que esta en- mi coraz6n! iDios
....eI amor infinite Y %eterno,
Su acento "ibrante, armonioso, pro
fun6o. tenfa la conviction produciGa
Dor una Is understandable. %lnstantes
mas tarde pregurt6 n hcra Que era
con Ia ansiedad del que esta pendier
te De una cita. Igual %pregunta fui
repeuda por ella varias veces en- La
horas Su""sivas.
Procuremos a%oreviar-
FL silencio SOLO era inter-umpid
por su respiration fatigosa. per 49,
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