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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-08-12
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
COMMENTS

The fourth regular meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce of Mt. Ster-
ling AND Montgomery County was
held Wednesday at noon IN the
Country Women's Club rooms with
a large attendance.
r. L. Coleman, Robert NJ. Trimble,
Jr., and John Stofer, leaders OF the
membership drive on August 10th
and 11th, set a high standard for
future committees, devoting all of
their time to their work resulting in
81 new members for the club. This
is indeed fine work and shows the
spirit of every member in the organ
ization-always willing and eager
to do more than their share Of the
work.
The Chamber of Commerce is COM
posed of the Give wires" in Mt.
Sterling AND Montgomery County
if you are DEAD ONE we do not
want you-if you are 'live-wire"
and not a member it is high time that
you are getting in the swim.
A few of our members failed to
attend the luncheon Wednesday, ev-
identity having some "good excuse"
The next meeting will be he'd Aug
ust 25th-do not have a good ex-
cuse but see John Keller and have
a ticket for the lunch and you Will
feel lots better-try it and see.
The cattle car situation is some
better and we feel that in a short
time the shippers will be able to get
all the cars they may need. We do
not claim credit for getting the few
cars that have been allotted to Mt.
Sterling but We do know that up I'M
til the time we started after them
that the shippers were unable to get
cars.
The Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company is asking for an
increase in the rates to tide them
over until the high cost of living
subsidies. The city council would
not take any action until the matter
had been referred to and had been
thrashed out by the Chamber OF
Commerce. The question was taken
up at a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors, Mr.. Weber of the telephone
company presenting their claims for
an increase. At the regular meet
ing Wednesday the question WAS
discussed at length but no definite
action taken as it is question Of |
great Importance. An invitation was
extended to Mr.. Weber to be at our
next meeting and present the case
to the entire body. Everyone is or
should be interested in this vital
question and we urge a full attend
ance at the meeting ON the 25th of
this month.
The Chamber of Commerce works
for the up-building and the best in
terest of Mt. Sterling AND Mont
gomery County and is always open
TO suggestions for improvements
that will benefit the community.
Someone asked John Keller why
everyone was smiling as they came
from the meeting Wednesday. He
replied "You would have been smil-
ng too if you had been in on the
Feed that the Country Women's Club
,ut out" how about joining? 1t is
Useless to say that he Immediately
signed up and will be at the next
Meeting. You cannot afford to miss
hese luncheons for they are the
est ever.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-08-12
GLAD NEWS

News has been received at this
office by way of Sharpsburg that
the condition of Sanford Allen, Of
Millersburg shows slight imprope-
ment.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-08-12

Any man would rather be known
as a Windy Fool than keep his
mouth shut when he has nothing TO
say.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-08-12

Try our pure pork sausage, made
daily.-Wilson's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-08-12
d relatives Sunday at Winches-

Mr.. and Mrs. II. R. Riley, of May
field, will visit Mrs. Riley's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wills, this week.
Prof. Riley and wife are engaged to
teach the school at Munfordsville.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-08-12

nient.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

Household Linens At Greatly Re- duced Prices for Mondays Clearance S1x90 Wearwel sheets $275 value but not c0 % than two sold to customer, QL.kJ 94 beached and unbleahed Peppe sheetng splendid
 ny; regular $1.25 value. Not than yards on. to customer. The yard, special CJC 36-nch regular beached domestic, O1
 special for Monday and Tuesday at, yard ZxC Regular $40O value 36-nch width longcloth on sale special at, per bolt 4C.ZC Regular 49c value 36-nch width Indian
 sale special Monday and Tuesday at CCC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

Another Big Sale of Women's New Fall Suits That Would Sell Ordinariaallly a SA 4 .95 At Pnitz Tomorrow and Tues AT day at
 showing advanced fall styles for tailored su and this display allows wide choice of selection
 from the best models These suits that spen dd tailored and shown styles that will want They button trimmed and belt effect These suits will meet with approval they unusually good and attractive full run of sizes insure your selection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

Here is another illustra- tion of Pizitz How to save you money" Pure ramie linen suits and dresses, very desirable styles and colors and of the most serviceable character, both from a standpoint of style and durability. These are exceptionally popular for the hot vacation weather. We would ad- wise you to come in to- morrow morning bright and early to procure at least one of each of these at this reduced price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

The Immense Third Floor Will Be Over Crowded With Eager Shop pers Monday for These Sensa-
 tional Values
 MusinG Gowns Priced Special CT m
 forM Mondays Clearance at VAsVU These night gowns spnddy excellent quality lin and prettly trimmed in faces and embroidery.
 Women. House Dresses Regular $ Values CD no
 On Sale Special Monday and Tuesday at QZ.JC splendid dresses of excellent quality materials which good for all times These special would advise here early make seeon because at this they going to last long.
 Wome Regular Value Vests m.
 Sale Monday and Tuesday Special at 1VC quality thread, values that sold regularly at 19c.
 Women's Up to S Value Crepe de Chine Gowns CD Oc Sale Special Monday and Tuesday at pJ.JJ excellent quality chine They pretty styles they y trimmed aces and embroidery They fortabe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

Here Are Those Strictly S1 O.5O Tailored Up To S375OValue' Shantung Suits Sacrificedat These splendid suits made of the finest heavy shanng
 silk in natural colos They show the very martest styles and they cool and thoroughly comfortable These suits decidedly popular and truly excellent for sport wear and at this price will be easy for you to at sensational saving.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-15

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-27

Fur Storage Vaults on the Premises
Cold dry afr storage. Guarantee against loss
damage "A postal telephone call penn
sylvania 500, Extension 34 brings our auto.
GIMBELS FUR STORAGE vAULTS-Tenth Floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
cERTIEIcArE OF coNTINuEp USE

CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUED USE
or FIRM OR BUSINESS NAME.
State or New York, County OF New York, IS .
Whereas, the copartnership heretofore ex-
listing under the firm and business name OF
III. y. MEYERS, of buying and selling en-
velopes, at 102 Chambers Street. City. County
and state OF New York, has been dissolved
by the death OF GEORGE NJ. MEYERS, but
the business is to be continued by the sub
scrioer. a partner in said firm and
Whereas, the copartnership was copart-
nershtp within this State and transacted
business therein for period of three years,
as specified In the partnership laws OF the
State OF New York;
Now. therefore, J. CHARLES LEE
MEYERS, the person using such firm and
business name, residing at 81 Emory Street.
City OF Jersey City. County Of Hudson
state OF New Jersey, declare and certify
that. pursuant 10 the said statute. intend
10 use and deal under such firm and BUSH
ness name and style Of:
n N. MEYERS. 4
Dated. September TO- 1920.
CHARLES LEE MEYERS.
State OF New York. County OF New York. IS
On this Goth day of September. 1920, be-
fore me personally came CHARLES LEE
TO be the individual described in and who
executed the foregoing certificate, and he
duly acknowledged to me that he executed
the same.
JOSEPH O. KOENIGSBERG,
Commissioner of Deeds, n. Y. City. 1S9.
n. " County Register. ,21052
Bronx County Register 21o26.
Kings County Register. 1851.
Expires Oct. l, 1921.
WILLIAM 2. MARTIN, Attorney,
40 Cedar Street. Manhattan.
New York City, n, Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

Situations Wanted-Female.
COOKS. Southern houseworkers. half time.
day workers, $3.50: chambermaids, house
men. firainen. porters. Green, 163 w. 131st
Morn. 1878.
IOUSEWORKERS, day workers, chamber
maids. girls. cooks. colored. with
references; investigated Seeley's Agency,
161 W. 145th. Audubon 279S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

CITAABERMATD wanted. colored, In board
Ing house. 1893 Madison av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

FINIsHERs. experienced. for retail high
class dressmaking house; good salary,
steady position. Boue soeurs. Is w. 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

COUPLE. Japanese, butler, valet. and wife,
Swedish cook: both experienced; entire
charge OF small family. without laundry; ex-
celent references. Write Japanese, 227 L.
cad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

COUPLE, Japanese, wish positions. city or
country; man, butler-valet: wife CFinnish)
chambernaid best city reference. Sono. 14S
W. eNh ST. Phone Columbus sS34.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

COUPLE-Young. useful: gardener. butler;
can drive car. Wife plain cook. house
country only. II. T.. X. Box 1876. West
wood N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

=. - -.-
HOUSEWOftK. reliable woman. or down
stairs work good plain cook laundress:
American family references. 1903 Sd av,
third floor
1IDUSEWOItk.--til wants general house
work for October II, small apA rtment.
small adult family; no laundry plain cook
inn wages &0a. y 30 Herald Herald 80.
WORDSWORTH wanted by experienced Girl
plain cooking no washing. Call ft-4 y.
NJ. Mrs. Muhlhausen, lie East 12ist,
HOUeEVvORKEI, small family. apartment
Bergman. 81 Mount Norris Park West
(24th stu.
HOUSEWORK or care small apartment.
woman. part time, good references. D.,
1852 I'd Az.
HOusEWORKER. good cook; good refer
encc country. 45e w. ssth. one fight.
6OUeEWOTK, half time; coiorcd girl.
Martin, 23S Wcet il2d 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

COUPLE, JAPANESE,
wish positon: wife. English: man has II
years experience as cook wife, first class
waitress and chambermaid; will take entire
charge small family, best reference. Couple
Japanese, phone 11o9 Murray Hill. i4o East
ihfh 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

GOvERNEss. French, visiting. for morn
ings, nfternoons-or all day. Call present
Thursday, from 10 20 IL. phone Schuyler
1914.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

CIIAMBERMAID. colored. for apartment: no
Sunday or evening. Brooks. 144 w. i24th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

COUPLE, competent, reliable. man butler
useful wife good cook. chambermaid; take
entire charge of apartment: adults only
references. Arthur. Telephone Lenox s97.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

vALET--Japanese student wishes permanent
position as valet. butler or to work in small
family: city or country; furnish personal
references. Taka. 1885, Eaet 5nth st.
VALET-COOK, Japanese. frst class, lust
discharged. takes entire charge gentle
mans apartment; recommendations Il
40 Herald. Herald "a,
VALET, butler or attendant by sober Swiss
man: four years verbal city references q
1s4 Herald. Herald 50.
VALET, capable Japanese, unquestionabls
personality, good English seeks position
for morning y 80 Herald, Herad 80
VALET. visiting. English one or two gentle
men. Metcafe. 81 w. 5sth.
wATCHMAN caretakeri city or country.
y 40 Herald. Herald square.
WATCHMAN wishes n position; references
Mr.. Nolan, 100 suydam at. BROOKLYN
WATCrIMAN or elevator. elderly; abiiItv.
highly recommended. Illrch, ISL Lenox av.
wATCHMAN, married; experienced: dock or
building; references Buck 4DT r.. i5Oth 81
YOUNG man (i7) wants position in office,
with advancement rs months high school
3. Dickerson. 80 u. 18th
YOUNG man student, wishes position from
20 either 9 or 10 +. NJ. references I,
hGl Herald, ESQ Bway.
YOUNG man. %, wishes 10 learn good trade
II. Bogat, il0 w 10th ct. N. Y.
YOUNG man C2T) wishes position; furnish
best " references. 1884 Herald, Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

COUPLE, man gardener. thoroughly UNDER
stand care vegetable garden, lawn shrubs
flowers hotbeds; take charge small country
place; wife competent English waitress;
small adult Christian family: no cooking
or laundry: $3.50 monthly: references. S. H..
nj w oath ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

charge bachelors or small family apart
ment; personal references. 200 Herald,
Herald 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

CHAMBERMAIp. competent. Call F. Akin
son. GIL Amstcrdam av.. from 10 70 ~.
CTIAMBERMAID and kitchenmaid Danish
girls. wish posltIon together. 1h4 z. 9th 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-07

FILE tbFstk
wanted by real estate concern; must also b'
tvoist and able to relieve switchboard oper
ntor; state experience and salary desired
Address A. L. H.. advertising agency. ii;
Lexington Az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
FUERON DESTITUIDOS UNOS
RANGERS

TeLsg5ass, Especial parr Ia PRENSI.
Ell PASO, Texas, Enero 3.-El Co.
ronel II. Smith, ayudante general,
que fue enviado = FL Paso a hacer
investigacioneS acerca de los cargos
que Sc hacen contra los rangers del
EStado que hacen su servicio en- este
Condado, dispuso que fueron desti-
tuidos inmediatamente.
Tn gran numero de ciudadanos
testifico que los referidos rangers
acostumbraban detener los carros
que transitan por los caminos Y revi-
sar TODD 10 que llevan. Tambien de-
clararoh varias personals en- e. senti-
90 de que los repetIdos rangers ira
taban de maRera cruel Y brutal los
que ocupaban los mism0S carros, y
estas declaraciones determinaron el
cue Sc dictara Ia orden de que antes
sc d2 cuenta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
UN NEGRO FUE MUERTO CERCA
DE LA lSLA, EN- Ell
PASO, TEXAS

rs.ccrg.Ea Especial 7crr Ii PEENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Enero 5.-Un
negro ilamado Henry Renfro, muri3
aver Z consequence de las heridas
cue rec;bio ccrca de Ia Isla,' al
ser cogido entire los fuegos de pistola
de los detectives de csta ciudad y los
del fusil rrocedcntes del lado mexi-
cano = atr;buidos a los contrabaadis-
taS.
Segun Sc dice, el citado negro lie
v6 a los detectives americanos una
trampa en- donde fueron victimas del
fuego combinado dc los contraban-
distas mcxicaros : de los negros.
Renfro rccibi6 cincO heridas Ge
anna de fuego Y murio instantanea-
mente. = es notorio que acontecimlen
tos semejantes Sc registrar cast to-
dos los dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
EL PhiMER0 CONFESO
QUE HABIA sID0 Ell
QUE ACONSEJO Ell
PLAN PARA La
LIbERTkD De
JENKINS
Lopez Figueroa, despues Dc
neearIe derecho al Comite
para lIamarIo a decla-
rar, nego su parhcl-
pacioon en- el plan
Ter<sramG Especial gerG La PRENSA-

T,r>grGma Especial gGrG La PRENSA-
NUEYA YORK, Enero 3.-El lie,
cenciado Rafael Martinez Garlic,
declare ante eli sub-comite del sena-
do que investiga Ia situacion mex1ca-
ma. cue 81 fuG e! autor del plan para
que William jenkins, agentc consul
lar americana en- Ia ciudad de Pue-
bla, quedara en- libertad baJo llama.
Declare el cx-subsecretario de Go
bernaci5n durantc el regimen del
general Huerta, que habia sugerdo
tai plan, porque temio que Ia segunda
nota del Departamento de Estado al
Gobierno de Carranza fuese el prelu-
dio de la Intervention armada en- Me
xico, a menos de que dicho gobierno
accediera q la demanda de aquel De
partamento, 10 que hsbria estableci-
do un nal precedente. Por esta razon
crey6 que ell mejor remedio e,5taba en-
que Jenkins quedase en- libertad baJo
fianza aun contra su voluntsd, por-
que bien podia ser que ell prlslonero
trstara de buscar dificultades, slendo
que Sc rehussba a otorgar Ia fianza
cue Sc le pedia teniendo suficientes
recursos para clio.
FL licenciado Martinez Garlic dljo
ante el sub-con1ita que el asunto de
Ia fianza caucion babia .ido arre-
glada por conducto del sx-subsecre-
tario de Hacienda, Rafael Nieto, a
ouien le fue communicate el plan alu-
dido por el ex-mayor federal Emilia
no Lopez .Figueros.
El testigo declare ,enfatIcamente
que es un enemigo Gel regimen de
Carranza y que considera perjuiciai
para ell pals csc regimen. Ataco al
Presidente Wilson por haber otorgado
su reconocimiento Carranza pro
test6 contra la intervention de los
Estados UniGos en- Mexico, expresan-
do que debia dejarse csc pals COM
pletamente solo para arregiar sus
propios asuntos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
LA SENORA OSBORNE, ASALTANTE DE SU ESPOSO
YDELA HLJA DEL GENERAL BARILLAS EN- LA CD.
DE MEXICO, FUE PUESTA EN- ABSOLUTE LIBERTAD
Ell uez que conoco de encontro meros para
proceder en- su contra-EI esposo de la Sra Osborne
dice que dejo esta porque eS muy celosa

Ituvo conocimiento de que esta-
ba en- Nueva Orleans, POGO tempo
despues de haber llegado de Guate-
mala, Y de que tai abandono Sc debia
a que Sc hallaba en- relaciones con Ia
sonora Varillas.
Tambien declare que no tuvo in
tenci6n de matar ninguno de ellos
V qae 81 dispar6 un tiro fue con el
objeto dc asustarlos Y obligarlos q
que abrieran Ia puerta del cuarto,
cosa que Sc rehusaron a hacer cuando
ella pretendi6 que le permitieran en-
trar.
La bala rompio uno de los nue.
bles Y los pedazos de MADEIRA que sal
taron de e. hirieron levemente tan
to al marido como la sonora Vari-
las.
Juan Jose Osborne, el marido, de-
clar6 ante el Juez que abandono a su
esposa porque es excesivamente c.
losa Y era insoportable IA vida Z 81
Iado, por esa causa.
Luego fue llanada ella rendir
nueva declaration en- presencia de
su esposo Y manifesto que cuando
lego Mexico con sus cuatro h:jos
su marido Sc rehuso verla.
La sonora Osborne es hermosa Y
parecs persona muy distinguida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
Ell SENIOR LOPEZ FIGUERoA
MEGA los CARGoS QUE
Sc LIE HICIERON

Teiegrona Especial 7ara La PREMSA
NTEVA YORN EnerO 3.-El So
nor EmiEano Lopez Figueroa, COM
parecio hoy ante el Sub-Comite Gel
Senado que esta investigando la 81
tuacion mexicana, habiendole sido to-
nada declaration por ell Consejero
Gel referido Sub-Comite, Francis
kaerful.
Desde luego lie manifesto Kaer-
full que no reconocia jurisdiction en-
el Sub-ComitG de- Senado para IN
terroearlo, desde el lnomento en- que
e es un extranjero que esta resi-
diendo solamente en- los Estados Uni
dos.
Entrando en- ma:c>ia Y Respondent
DO las preguntas que Sc ie hicieron,
manifesto Lopez Figueroa que es del
todc ineXacto que el haya tenido la
menor participation en- IA pretendida
propaganda mexicana que sc lleva
cabo en- los Estadcs Unidos Y que
NADIA tuvo que yer con Ia fianza que
Sc dio con Jenkins cen el objeto de
que pudiera salir en- libertad de la
Penitenciaria de Puebla donde Sc
hailaba recluido.
En- seguida paso negar de ma
nera terminante haber tornado parte
en- cualquiera lorna en- Ia distribu-
ci6n del libro intitulado "Conspira-
ci6n contra Mexico" que, segin ma
nifest6 Kaerful ha sido puesto en- cir
culaci6n en- los Estados Unidos por
sgentes empleados del gobierno
de Carranza.
Lopez Figueroa reeibio la orden de
comparecer ante el Sub-Comite del
Senado con la anticipation estricta-
mente necesaris para poder presen-
tarse hoy mismo, pero a pessr de
clio, fue cxaminado antes que al sc-
nor Martinez Carrillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
PROYECTAN ESTABLECER
En- RAHAULIPAS IN
GRAN INGEhlO
SES MILLONES Dc PESOS, ORC Han
SIlO EYYIBIDOS POR CAPITALISTS
BNERCAs0S Y NEyIGbE0S. PARA
ESA COLOSSAL REfiaaE3ii4

T,r.,.r-,rs r>a..irl para 1T THENS.i.
LAREDO. Texas, ENcro la
formation &c una compaHla q" cap
taIistas amcric2nos ; mcNicano,, para
cstablecer cn ci EStado &c Ta"au"-
pas una gran rrriurria q" a.Ic":, "a
sido arunciada en- IA C7udal Gc Me
Xico. de acucrdo con 10 eXpreSado en-
inforaaciones &c prerSa trasm'rid1S
&c aqJella capital!
Scer.n tales anuucjos. In c"H'P'niI
citada ,cudra III capital &c .c.N MI
iioncs de pesos oro : IA rejincria
productora tentra una capacidaG Hia-
yor &c cuantas han cxisCido en cI
pals hasta el preSentc.
Sc asegura que la induStria azu-
carcva alcsnzara en- Mexico IN gran
Gesarrollo. porque nuevos capitales
cst;ln sicndo invertidos en- ella, en-
vista de Cue cI negocio Sc considera
espi6ndido dcbido la gran demanda
Que del articulo hay en- todo cl mum
do.
Agregase que. aUu cuaMdo no de
una maueru Official. Sc ha arunciado
Ell los centres oficialcS que los inge-
MOS destruidos por las tropas carran-
cistas cn cl Estado de NoreloS, scrln
proyimamcnte rc,onstruidos Y ersan-
chado<. a cfecto de lograr una pro
ducci0n mayor de Ia que Sc obtenla
antes dc Ia revoluciop. Y tam5ien Sc
ha afirmado que en- otros EstaGos
de la Republica. ademas del dc Mo
rc!os Tamauiipas. sc estabIeceran
nuevas refinerias. prOcediendOse al
ensanchamiento de las que eNisten
en- cl Estado dc SinalOa.
\. de la Rcdaccion de la PREM
SA.-La anterior noticia viene'a IA
tificar Ia que este pcriodico dio hace
pr6ximamcntc ounce diaS, anuncian-
do Ia formation de una compania de
capital mcxicano ' americana para
establecer. en- Ia region sur del Es-
tado de Tamaulipas, una gran refi-
neria de azucar que abasteciera cl
mercado de toda Ia region Norte dc
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-04
Hay ruchos ciudadanos
SmcFiCSncS

Entire los mil prisIoncros acuSados
sie preparar I'm movimiento &c carac-
ver boIsheviki, sc cIentan muchos
ciudadanos americaros pero dc ori-
zen extranjero. Esos ciuda6anos ame-
ricanos fueroU scParados de los raGi-
Gales rusos, pues solamente a eStoS
Sc les depoytara, en- tauto que aque-
los seran consiguados las sutori-
daGes de los EStados donde haran 81
Go aprehcndidos para que Sc encar-
Guen de juzgarlos.
Los tuncionsrios del Department
TO de JusJicja djccn tcHer pruebss in
concusas &c que los ra6icales esJaban
proyectando uu movimiento reyolU-
cionario para derrocar eI actual GO
bicrRo Y establecer IN regimen So
Wet. de acuerdo con Ios directories
del regimen hoisheviki de Rus5a.
Una enorme propaganda escrita
Eue capturaGa por los aSentes fede-
rales Y documentos de gran yalor
para cJ gobierno. pues que ellos re-
Vclau les vasto- planes que los raGi-
Gales eStaban deSarrollando 4 traves
d. "a Union americana.