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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-28

Rufe Hokins says he boss his house his having 70
TO visit kin in Atlanta
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20

up by the early propector With all stores opening at m sharp everybody be hand to share equally in the big offers of the day.
 The public should bear in mind the policy which prac- tcally all subscribers to the Dollar Day movement have adoped vz mail telephone orders will be received for these Dollar Day special offerings. It should not be diff cult for the public to understand why this policy necessary Here is the explanation The Dollar Day plan is move ment to advertise the advantages of Norwich trading center for Eastern Connecticut Unless the people to the city and visit the stores much of the advertising value of the movement will be lost Again many of the Dollar Day special offerings limited in quantity and would be more
 than unfair to allow patrons to order by telephone of the best values in the stores and dappont customers who pos sby at great personal inconvenience have to the city the opening hour for the express purpose of securing some of these goods To conclude Every Dollar Day bargain ad verSed by the merchants of Norwich for Saturday. August 21S will be found the counters of the stores in this city the opening hour, Gam So early; don't wait until the last minute and then you will go back home happy and
 tented in the thought that Norwich Dollar Day has been well worth while. Remember-Doar Day Bargains naturally snapped up quick be hand when the doors swing open at 9 a. m
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
No More Diamonds?

There is no more romance in dig ging diamonds than there is in coal mining" writes South African trav- eler
 The great diamond mines owned by the De Beers syndicate are within a radius of miles of the city of Kimber- ley. When the Kimberley fields were first discovered, fortunes in diamonds were picked up on the surface. No such bonanza finds are made nowa- days. Laborers work in underground tunnels as coal miners do and send the diamond bearing earth to the surface.
 This earth is washed, screened and sifted and the diamonds removed. This is like sitting the contents of a grain elevator to find a few lost coins The farther the tunnels have gone down into the earth, t!1e smaller has the yield of diamonds become. Since the dia- mond- bearing earth forms immense inverted cones known as chimneys, it is possible to calculate when the apex Of the cones and the end of the mines will be reached. In view of the dimin- ishing yield, there are those who think South African mines are approaching a phase when exhaustion will be in sight.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Primary Idea of Dollar Dav

The primary idea of Dollar Day is to feature goods that can be sold for dollar but this does not mean that it is confined to the things that be reaed at one dollar each
 are all sorts of combinations that can be purchased for dollar great many stores will group together newly re- cved articles such three with standard retail price of 1y cents each or several of diSsar sort can be grouped
 under the dollar requirement. Dealers in wearing apparel 9T both men and women and dealers in shoes will have on
 goods at sacrifice reductions featuring the principle of dsar or possibly several dollars off the regular price, Any multiple Of the dollar be used in the same way and st comply with the spirit of the day> Thus Dollar Day will not ony be chance to secure big bargains small articles but also chance to secure big savings on all kinds of wearing aHparel as well o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Bargains As Advertised

Bargains As Advertised" is the motto adopted by the S1 Norwich merchants who have joined in the Dollar Day Bea, and the motto will be strictly lived up to-
 is fact that the stores of Norwich noted far and wide for the high quality and the great variety of goods which ock their shelves and counters. Articles of every description
 n be had for the asking tour of the local stores will Veal Bargains seldom found the largest stores of the Country today advertised in these columns by local
 antS And every shopper who visits Norwich has the SaS con of knowing that the goods he has purchased just RpreSented because the merchants of Norwich have made it point to stand back of their wares
 Ask your next door neghbor if Dollar Day is worth while Then take his her advice and to Norwich Saturday. August 21St and for yourself many opportunities for Sound investment
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
EIGHTY Y-ONE MERCHANTS
 ] JOIN HANDS FOR DOLLAR DAY, SATURDAY, AUG. q

OORS WILL OPEN AT A. M., FOR BIGGEST MFR CHANDISING EVENT OF 2O-THOUSANDS OF EASTERN CONNECTICUTPEOPLEAR ARE PLANNING TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EXCEPTIONAL OP- PORTUNTTY TO BEAT H. C. L.-LOCAL MFR CHANTS ARE OFFERING BETTER VALUES AND GREATER ASSIGNMENTS THAN EVER BEFORE EXTRA CLERKS WILL BE ON HAND TO TAKE CARE OF BIG RUSH SATURDAY
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Bargains For Everybody

The merchants will not play favorites for there will be Dollar Day Bargains for Men, Women, Boys and Girls The whole family can benefit by these extraordinary offerings without cutting great big hole in the family pocketbook IdoeSn matter whether man has one solitary dollar bill t9 invest or whole pocketfu of the Hong geen he will nd his case we'll taken of All he has to do is to walk
 o store, inquire for the department selling the article he wants and he will find it. There will be reductions on mems apparel sporting articles tools of all kinds and many other items too numerous to list here However it is safe to say that if is looking for bargain he will surely find tIn the stores of Norwich on Dollar Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Chance to Hit H. C. L. Hard Blow

Dollar Day is rare chance to hit Mr. High Cost of Liv ing stunning blow
 To many thrifty housewife Dollar Day is one of the means of solving her problems of domestic economy especial E at this particular time when the H. C. L. is eating deep nto the pay envelope of the working working woman The day unanimously recognized as the most effective re- tail accomplishment for the benefit of the consumer that oc eurs during the entire year Present conditions make i'm perative that everybody should practice economy
 That is of the Saturday is selected for the Norwich Dollar Day. Out of town people who are employed
 other days of the week. on Saturday can visit Norwich Fith no loss to their working time thus having the
 t possible opportunity to participate in and benefit by the Dollar Day bargain offerings
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
JEWELRY FOR DOLLAR DAY

On Dollar Day offer unrestricted choice of entire stock of 75c Jewelry... AT FOR $too We also offer a choice of our entire stock of
 Je~elry, that sells at $1.5o and $1.75.... AT $10o Pearl Beads and Combination Metal and Fancy
 Gut Stone Beds regular prices $15o and $175 AT $o CeuIoid Bag Frames in all coIors, regular price $lfo RI 9I.UV
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
TOILET PAPER
HOT WATER BOTTLES

$1.5o Rubber Hot Water Bottles, 2-quart size,
 guaranteed one year ........--........... AT $1oo $1.75 Rubber Combinations and Fountain Syrinses
 AT ............................ $10o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
To Fill the Coal Bin

How would it do to build a few thou sand cars and rent them to the mine owners, so they might give the miners chance to work when they are not striking ?-Dallas News.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
Doors Will Open At g A. M.

As on previous Dollar Days the merchants have agreed among themselves, not to open for business until a. m This announcement should appeal to suburban patrons If e stores to open at earlier hour some of the out of town buyers would be unable to be hand and would per- hps feel that sons a the best bargains had been snapped
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
LUNCH KITS, $1.00

Metal Lunch Kits, without bottle, regular price *l.50 ........... Al 9l'VV On Dollar Day offer Vacuum and Thermos Bottles to fit the foregoing Lunch Kits at less than Factory prices
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
TOILET SOAPS, 13 FOR $1.oo

1oe Toilet Soaps, including PaImoIive, Jersens, Witch Hazel Soap, Wrsley's Hard Water Soap. t5e Toilet Soaps including Violet, Rose Hello trope and Sandalwoed ...... AT 12 CAKES FOR $i.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
HAIR NETS

f0e Human Hair Nets, cap shape, all shades except gray .....................A AT 18 FOR $1.0o 2oc Fashonette, Stayfast Royal Human Hair
 Nets cap fringe styles, all shades except gray AT FOR ........................-- S1'oW
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
'Wet" Philospphy,

If it is true that butterrilk contains per cent. alcohol, then buttermilk is very good evidence that per cent. stuff is not intQxicating.-Albany Jour nal
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
WRITING PAPER

eoiors 's .e.. M AT BOXES FOR s.so 59e Eatons Highland Linen Writing Paper and
 Envelopes, white eoIors-AT BOXES FOR $1,oc 86e cranes Linen Lawn Writing Paper and
 Envelopes, white colors-AT BOXES FOR $foo pounds of 4ac Aberdeen Linen Writing Paper and packages of 13e Aberdeen Envelopes, value $1.62 ALL FOR $foo 2 pounds of Soc Eaton's Lousine Linen Paper
 siSo .. - M ''' @ AL FoR .1OO Eaton's Kara Linen Writing Paper, value $1So
 AT 2 POUNDS FOR ....-.....................$ $t.00 package ............... AT 6 PACKAGES FOR s1oo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
LEATHER GOODS

Wonen's Leather Purses, choice of eight styles, regular prices $15o and $75 .............. AT $1oo Women's Silk and Velvet Hand Bags, regular
 prices $150 to $2oo ...-................ AT $1-oo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
-OUIJA BOARDS-ALBUMS

snd OuIs 5Oara' m two s.s' reso..r prces AT soo Photo Albums, regular price $1.25........ AT $t0o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
CHOCOLATES, 2 POUNDS FOR $1.oo

Assorted Chocolates, in pound boxes reg.
 ular price 79c box. ........ AT BOXES FOR Si0o
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
$1.75 FOUNTAIN PENS, $1.Oo

The well known 'saIbro" self filling Feun- tain Pens lever style, regular value $175-AT $1Oo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
6 ARTICLES FOR $1.oo

You may select six of any of the following 25c stand ard Toilet Articles for $1.00:- z5e Woodburyis Soap 25e Mavis Tacum Powder 25c Ponds Vanishing Cream 25c Ddoxosen
 25c Spanish CastfEe Soap 25c Holmes Frostilla 25c MeIba Talcum Powder 2c D. & N. Listerated Tooth Paste 25c PalmoIive Vanishing Cream 25e PaInolive Shaving Cream Sc Eeaya Cream &c Rubber Dressing Combs
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20

It goes without saying that Dollar Day will be welcomed 1nce again by the trading public of New London Windham End Holland counties they have learned by previous ex seence of the great material advantage gained in visits to heir natural trading center this periodic event.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20

Eight-one Norwich merchants have joined hands for Dollar Day. which slated for Saturday. August twentyrs Thousands of Eastern Connecticut shoppers recognizing Dollar Day exceptional opportunity to beat the High values which are being offered for Saturday only by the chants of Norwich Dollar Day will without doubt be the greatest merchandising event of 1920 and many of the local
 erchantS have made arrangements to have extra clerks Aand to take care of the big rush. As previous Dollar Days the stores will not open their doors for business until g o'clock
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20

You may select three of any of the following 50s standard Toilet Articles for $1.oo :- Soc StiIIman's Frec<le Cream Soc Mary Garden Tacum Powder Soc Pepsodent Tooth Paste Soc Pebeco Tooth Paste
 Soc Dioxogen
 Soc Panoiive Cold Cream 5oe Prophylactie Tooth Brushes 50e Rubber Dressing Combs 50 Whisk Rrooms
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20

You may select two of any of the following 75e standard Toilet Articles for $100:- 75e Dioxogen
 75c Djer- Kiss Powder
 75e Govers Manse
 75c Lablache Face Powder 7sc Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 75c Keep Clean Hair Brushes
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
ADDITIONAL DOLLAR DAY
 SPECIAL VALUES FROM OUR
 MAIN FLOOR DEPARTMENTS

Goats Machine Thread, extra large spooIs (25o yard) black and white, in Nos. 40 50 60 and TO- regular value 17c spooI-AT STOOLS FOR $1.oo keinert's Gem Feather-weieht Dress Shields, choice of sizes 1, 2, 3, and 4, value 45c to Soc pair. ir....................... AT PAIRS FOR $1.0o Keinert's Garment Dress Shields, all sizes reg uIar price 75c. .............. AT PAIRS FOR st.o0 Nickel Plated Steel Shears, slight seconds of a high grade line, value up to $150 a pair AT PAIRS FOR ......~--.--.f. S1.0o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
UNA CAMPANA MUY
AZAROSA

Uno de los oficiales de Villa des-
cribio de manera grafica las penalida
des de Ia campafia que venlan hacien
do. mos estaba Observation-Disclosures
cho mas duro pelear que trahajar, y
por ESQ decidiTnos volver al traba-
jo".
Villa manifesto que hace mas de
un mes tenfa el prop6sito de rendirse.
pero que le habfa sido impossible lie
var cabo tai cosa en- Ell Estado do
Chihuahua porque estaba lleno de enc
migos y por tai razon decide venir a
Sabinas, Coahuila, en- donde pudo co
municarse directamente con el Presi-
dente de Ia Huerta. .'Yo saba que et
gobierno guerra cntrar en- platicas con
migo Y como yo tambien queria en-
trar en- platicas con ell gobierno, tome
ell camino de Sabinas para decirles:
aouf estoy".
Segnn Sc asegura. Villa estara en-
esta ciudad solanente unos dos dsa:s
de aquf saldra para. Gomez Pala-
clio, donde Va a ver,ficarse Ell licen-
ciamiento de las tropss que tenIa n
CASA "a 5a4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
GRAVE ACC|DEN NTE
.FERROCARR|LERO
TN TREN De PASAJEROS
DESCARRILO EN- HORELlA
Xxx
COMyN|CASE QUE HUBO IN CREClDO NU-
NERO De MUERTOS Y HER|DOS En-
Ia TERRIBLE CkTASTROFE
Tcr,oroun EsDecial para IA PRENSA."

Tcyeqrame Especial para IA PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE-. MEXICO, Agosto 10
Anoche Sc recibieron en- la Direccion
General de los Ferrocarriles noticias
procedentes de Ia ciuGad de Morelia,
anunciando que 81 tren ordinario que
salio con destino q csa poblacion, no
lego debido a que sufri0 un serio ac-
cidente en- el kilmetro doscientos cua-
renta Y uno.
Ell mensaje relatando 10 sucedido a.
grega que q citado tren de pasa1eros
entire Acambaro y Morelia, sufrio un
gravisimo descarrilamiento, causanoo
ell desastre numerosas vlctimas' en-
ire muertos Y hericos.
Los detalles del descarrilamiento no
co conocen todavfa. solo Sc sabe que
fueron enviadas oportunas amouian-
cias al lugar dc los acontecimlentos'
nara recoger a los hcridos mparur-
les los cuidados necesarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
CONFERENCE ALVARADO CON
El RESENTANTE DE
SPEYER

TeI,orcr-c Esr~racl nero La P2ENSA-
NUEVA YORK. ACosJo lo.-Alva-
RADIO ha coruruado sus conferencias
con los banoIeros V hombres de neSo-
clos de es.c TafS con 81 objeto de dis
cutir Ia siiuaci6n meXicana Y el ban
quete que iba q daCse en- su honor ha
tenido que ariazarSe hasta eI IS del
actual.
Hoy conferencj5 con ale'nos pro-
rnirentes fiuarcieros. inclusive el re
,.resentante DE Speyer cue AS Quien
tieae en- su poder Q ! mayor rilmero de
!as segurtdaGes meNicanas que hay
er los Estados Cnidos.
Alguna persona que Sc halla per
tsctamente interiorizada de las ne
cociaciones manifesto que SO preSen-
"a una briliarte perSpectiva de que
Sc negue = un entendimienJo on 10 que
50 refiere 4 n rehabilitation de los
ferrocarrileE y que los banqueros es-
tan dispuestos a DIR las sUCest!ones
Que Sc les haSan a este reSpecto.
Sc agresa que, naturalmente. hay
sIgunas divergencias sobre las riras
de Ia ope-aci6n Y que Alvarado. como
representante de Mexico t;ene una
vision mas aTnplia y cree que N reha-
bilitacidn, deberfa hkcerse tonando
en- consideration los tntereses de Me-
N!co al misno tempo cue la seguri-
Cad de los poseedores de acciones de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
Fueron aprehendidos los L.
deres radicales y ahora Sc
eSpera que ocurrGn nue.
uoS motineS

Telesrama EsrcciaI para Ia PRENSA"
MERIDA YUCATAN, Agosto 10
Un motfn en- el que hubo varios muer-
tos heridoc. Sc registr6 noy en- esta
c;udad. como resultado dc Un mitin
por los eleme2tos socia-
listas del Estado. que son los mismos
que organize el general Salvador Al
claado estuvo de Goberrador
'. Comandante NIilitar.
Procedenies de las haciendaS hene-
cueneras circunvectnas llegaron va
rios grupos de indfgenas armados Y
sc amotinSron en- Ia plaza azuzados
Dor los lfderS socialistas. El asunto
tomaba va un cariz grave, cuando SO
p-eseat6 Ia policia, ID que obrando
erergtcamenec puso en- prision a los
lfderes sociahstas por ser los eau
santes del desorden, habiendose cal
mado el nnagno eScandalo provocado.
.Pero ahora Sc tems que ocurTan
nuevos rnucines organiZados por los
socialistas cen motive de Ia apre-
hensi6n de sus lideres por cuya liber-
tad abogara0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11

Aver por IA tarde. a bordo del tren
ordinario del I and G. y, nego pro-
cedente do II ciudad fronte-iza de
Laredo. Texas. a esta ciudad. el gene
raj carranc.sta Pablo Gonzalez, acon
pahado de sIcunos de los oficia!es
GOO partenecisron a 81 Estado Mayor
de otras personals allesa6as q ell
sfendo recibido eE "a eStaclon por
Sartos amigos suvos, entire los cuales
habia aISunos norteanericanos que
tteren relaciones de amistad con ell
sefe referido
En- Ell Hotel St Anthony. donde es-
II hospedado el general Gonzalez rue
abordado por un Representative de este
d,ario cuien 10 interrog6 sobre diver
sos asuntos lacionados con el actual
novimiento polItico que Sc reSistra
8, Mexico. asf como sobre los fines de
su viaje. habiendo recibido una res
puesta terminante de nuestro entire
yistado en- cl sentido de, que no Sc ha-
la dispucSto. ahora, a hacer deciara
Clones de ninSuna fDdoie, ' que su
ytaIe a esta ciudad es ajeno por COM
oleto n cuestiones de cardcter pohtico,
irnorando el tempo de su permanen-
cia aquf-
A pesar de nuestra insitencia para
r-,. 81 general Gonzalez nos expresara
pIgo relacia7a0o con n palpitante
question r1exicana, que tanto inte-
-ess n Ia nunerosa colonia de meNl-
canos QUO Iadica en- los Estados Uni
dos, al ex-candidato presidencia! re-
cieatemente juzgado en- Conseio de
Guerra e. n Ciudad de Monterrey.
cxusose nuevamente, manifeStando
one ,iercuSs 90 suS recientes deci2-
raciones a - TrenSa Asociada hechaS
en I.are,;c. Texas. y de las cua'es
limos cueata en- un2 de nuestras NJ
tIrnas eficioues. no tiene pens2do ha-
bIar nj unS. sola palahra mas sohre
tales aSuntos. nj hacer otras deciara-
clones relaciorads con su actuacion.
Desde su llcCada al st Anthony. el
general Gonzalez Ia eStado recibiendo
n vista de varias personals que Sc
rresentaroa :, saludarlo.
Segdn pudimos ayerisuar. el gene
raj Gonzjiez permanecerA aGuf breve
,,enpo. salierGo en- seguida para Nue.
va York. donde piensa permanecer
alsnn TEMPO.
No fue possible conocer e. caracter
de los ne~acios que traen Al general
Sonzalez 4 Sar Antonio nj de los que
10 nevaran Nueva York.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
LA MlSMA QUESTION
DE SlEMPRE

-iY 10 que pasa Siempre en- estos
casosl Los periodicos, qulzas aconse-
jados por altos personajes del gobier-
no, movidos por los intereses de los
partidos politicos, desmenuzan perso-
nalidades a discretion. Hallan en-
Cantu, exabruptamente. a un enemigo
de la paz publica. Ia Cantu. que ma
vivido en- paz, mientras en- TODD Me-
xico Sc pasaba Ia vida en- constante So
bresalto. Luego, ven en- 81 a un pel-
gro para Ia estabilidad del Go
bierno. Y por ultimo. descubren en-
su persona a un traidor, un NAL ME-
xicano que SO Vende por el orc eXtran-
ZERO remata, en- subasta pubncar los
sagrados intereses naciopaies. Para
(Pasa 4 la 5a-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
LAMENTA L Los DANOS
CAUSADOS

A un corresponsal de la Prensa Aso
ciada que fue a entrevistarlo le ma
nifest6 que era va tempo de que Nc
Xico Sc pacificara- "Yo he perdido
en- la guerra-diio Villains hernia =
nos. mis- parientes y miles de amigos
y conocidos y conozco muchas gen
tes que han sufrido tsntas perdidas co
mo yo. y seguramente que yo todos
tenemos muchos enemigos. pero ahora
quiero olvidar todo que todcs nos
pongamoS a trafalgar.
Las palaf:ras de Villa fueron recibi
das con grandes demostraciones de en-
tusiasmo de parte tel pueblo. Los gri
tos de Viva Villa" siguieron por nu
cho tempo a Ia comitiva que acompas
no al jefe revolucionario al lugar Go
su alojamiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
Por lsnacio {. LOZANO

No habfan de ser solamente observa-
clones de caracter poVtico las que
hiciera yo en- mi reciente viaje a Ia
patria- Una de las cosas que me preo-
cupaba conocer era el estado Ell que
Sc encoatraban los trabajos relacio-
nados con Ia ayuda que habrfa de I'M
partirse a las vfctiInas de los temblo-
res del mes de Enero, en- los Estados
de Verac-uz y Puebla, va que nues-
tros compatriotas residences en- este
pals hahian respondido tan amplia V
generosamente al namado que les
hiciera LA PRENSA en- aquella an
gustiosisirna situacion. El sehor D.
Carlos B. Zetins. q quien haofamos
enviado el dinero recogido por nuestro
periodico. habla estado an San Anto-
MO el dfa IS de JUNO, aEtevispera
de mi saHda para Ia capital. Y me
. Droporciono algunos datos sobre e.
asunto: pero como qu!era que 70 te-
MA va resuelto mi viaje, quedamos
en- que al ir Mexico hablariamos eX-
teusamente sobre tan interesante
question, pues saba que va el inge-
Micro a Quien Sc habfa encomendado
Ell plano de Ia nueva poblacion dc
Saltrlo Lafrasua, estaba para entire.
gar g, mencionado trsbsto y rendir
eI inSorrne correspondence.
Ia en- Mexico, y enterado que hl-
beme de las mil y una cosas que ha-
biaa ocur-ido en- relac!on con "a ayu-
da Impartial q las v!ctinas de los
temblo-es, mo Alliance en- Ell tu!c!o
que desde el principle me formara,
de que habfamos escogido el mejor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11

Hemos tenido oportunidad de hab!ar
con var-ias personals que vienen de Ia
capital de elias hemos procurado re-
coger impresiones sobre el criterio ge-
neral que prevalece en- Mexico aceTca
del conflicto entire 81 gobierno del Cen
tro V cl de Ia Baja California
La opinion que dese&banos conocer,
Y de Ia que hoy, despues de nuesras
platicas con estas personals nos damos
cuenta, IS Ia opinion del pdblico. de Ia
masa, de la gente que funge de espec-
tadora en- el teatro de nuestras conrui
stones politicas. Y sobre este particu-
lar estamos en- posici6n de dar a
nuestros lectores una extensa intere-
sante information.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
Una nuepa poblaci6n con
el dinero de la colonia
mexicana de E. Unidos

gracia. Aleuna de las atlas" comi-
stones oficiales Sc dirigi6 al senor Ze-
tina pidiendole que pusiera a su dis
posici6n Sos fondos referidos, para
utilizarlos en- las obras de auxilio que
aluella comision nevaba a cabo, pero
81 senior Zetina hubo de contestar que
no podia entregar los dineros en- esa
forma: quo Sc le dijera que obras
Sc necesitaba hacer en- Ia Jurisdiction
4 cargo de Ia conision aludida, y des-
pues del estudio detenido del asunto
81 mandaria hacerlas bajo SUI direc-
ci0u Y responsabilidad. La comision
desapareci6 con el regi-
men carrancista, pues ell jefe de ella
era NADIA menos que una de sus figu-
ras prominentes vive ahora fuera
del pafs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-11
LA NUEVA POBLAClON

Ell pueblo que mas sufrio a conse-
cuencia del cataclisno tue, sin duda
alsuna. el de Saltillo Lafragua, qu'
fue arrasado por complete, quedando
convertible en- I'm horrible hacinamier-
to de ruinas. El senior Zetina pens6
desde luego en- que fuera rrc7nstrui-
do, pero como clio no podla hacerse
en- el. terreno que antes ocupara deo!-
do a que las conmoeioues sismicas
abrieron en- 81 profundes grietas '
produjeron levantamientos toda ella
Sc de alteraciones que 10 inut!lizaron
para cuaiQuier traba5o de recons-
trucci3n. peaso desde luego ell adaui
rir otro terreno vecino para el ohte-
to, fijandose, como dijtmos en- su opor-
tunidad, en- Una fraccion de Ia ha-
(Pasa a Ia 5a-)