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New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
WORLDS SERIES RECEIPTS.
Cleveland and Brooklyn Players So Tar
 Have seIf.sso.a Coming.

Cleveland. Oct. I1.-oficial figures Sum days game are: Attendance. 9s.sSf: gate receipts. SS2.0sa: commissions share ss.2oa.9O; players share, sii,3it.Se; clubs share s29.5ii.24.
 Total attendance for five games. I2a6sS: net receipts SS9T.93l; players share. S2l4.- ss0.s4: clubs share divided equaiIyb. s14s,- 2S5ls: cnmmission's share. sSo.79S.1c.
 Individual players share: If Cleveland wins, twenty-two men and Mrs. Ray Chap man. st.2o4 each: ff Brooklyn wins twenty seven men. s2.sgl each: if Cleveland loses ss.a3o each: f Brooklyn loses. x..SS7 each.
 share of second and third place teams in American and National leagues s53.T17.eS to bc divided among players basis of 60 per cent. to second teams and 70 per cent 10 third place teams
 Players share in 1919: Cincinnati SisSl 55 each; Chicago. 2s.e54.37
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
TO SEE BIC RACE

William w. Hanna left this alter noon for Windsor. Ont. to witness the race between Man O War and Sir Barton for purse of $75,0o0 and n $5.0OO gold cup which will be run at Wentworth track tomorrow afternoon. lt is the biggest event in modern turf circles, between two of the greatest horses ever bred. Man o' War is an American owned horse, while Sir Bar ton is owned by Commander Ross. the famed Canadian horseman.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
BERLIN NEWS
tContinued from Seventh Page).

candidates as representatives to the assembly in Hartford and for justices of tho peace.
 The democats will hold their caucus in the Town Hall tomorrow evening for the same purpose.
 Mass Hours Change
 The Rev. J. O. Brennan of Se. PauFs churuh announced yesterday morning that in the future masses would be celebrated at s and 10 o'clock every Sunday.
 Items of Importance
 As tomorrow is a legal holiday the Berlin Savings Bank will be closed all day.
 There will be a meeting of the Bolton Kasica post of tho American legion at the T. A. E. hall this evening at S:15 o'clock. All members are urged to ba present.
 MT. and Mrs c. H. Sanford of New Haven spent the weekend in town with w E. Mildrus.
 22o people were made voters in the town hall Saturday. Of this number at least 190 were women.
 Mir. Burton North has returned from the Meriden hospital where she underwent an operation a few weeks ago.
 East Berlin Items
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Kelsey of New Britain visited MT. kelsey's mother over the week end.
 William Daniels and family moved to Kensington today wherc they will make their future home.
 Mrs. Richard Hubert, Jr., and daughter, Marguerite, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Carns Sat urday. ...,.
 A number of women from here went to Berlin Saturday afternoon to be made voters. Another date will be announced when the remainder can be made.
 Walter Payne attended the wes- leyan-Trinity game in Middletown Saturday.
 The regular weekly meeting of the k. of P. society will be held tomorrow evening.
 Mrs Hobert Honiss was a visitor in Hartford Saturday.
 Those who are going to Berlin this evening to attend the Republican cau- GUS for the purpose of nominating a representative to Hartford will meet at Coles store between 7:30 and o'clock. Automobiles will be on hand to transport all who are going.
 Thomas Holigan of Southington spent Sunday as the guest of his par ents.
 Elmer Dyer visited friends in Crom- we'll yesterday.
 The men attending service yester- day at St. Gabriers church were treated to a dinner served in the church parlors following the close of the exercises. There was a good at- tendance.
 At the last meeting of the stock holders of the East Berlin Coal a. Wood company. more than half of the subscriptions for stock were paid in The remainder will be called in inn mediately.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
ORIOLES ARE BEATEN.
saint Paul Takes Fourth Game of Inter-
 Leawue Series.

cd the fourth game Of the Inter-lea gue series from Baltimore yesterday afternoon by count of to .. Taking advantage of Iapsss tn tho Baltimore defence and bunch ing it's hits. the Saints managed to get more runs than hits while the Orioles did not dent the rubber until the closing rounds. They made it sufficiently unpleas- ant for Coumbc to compel Manager Kelley to send Grtner to his relief Up to thai time the crack southpaw of- the Amcricah. ball.
 Fran was the choice of Manager Dunn. The visitors sot to him for two runs in the second and "a pair In the fourth and this was enough. Groves finished the game and tho saints duplicated their performance at hla expense.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
wANIBY's UNIQUE FEAT.
Unassisted Triple Play First Made
 Worlds Series,

Cleveland. Oct. 1.-The triple play h yesterdays game was the first record in a world's series game. according to stati1i-l it was whale of a play all around. Pre. i was whale of play all around. PrBs vious triple plays unassisted have been made by Neal Ball of Cleveland and Harry. Hagen of Newark. Paul Hines of Provt< dence, many years ago, was said to havt made one but there was strong evidence to prove he did not. Josh Devore. playing ii Denver of the Western League. after he lef4 the Giants. also is said to have made c triple play unassisted. S4S
 The one made by wambsEa anes yesterday. being under such prominent and dramatis circumstances will stand out the most vfxs idly on history's pages among those so far made. @ss
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

stolen base-J. Johnston.
 Sacrifice fiies-None.
 Double plays-Konetehy, Krueger and J. Johnston; Gardner, O'Neill. W. Johnston and O'Neill, Mails and Burns; Olson. Kilduff and Konetchy 2; wambsganss. Sewcil and Burns; Johnston. Kilduff and Konetchy; Scwell. wambsganss and Burns; Gardner. wambsganss and Burns; Myer. olson and Kiiduff; Jamieson and o'Neill: Gardner. wambsganss and Johnston: Johnston. Sewell and Johnston.
 Triple play-wambssanss (unas- sisted). ..
 Earned runs-off Marquard q: of Coveieskie 2, on Bagby 2, off Uhie none. off Grimes !, off Caldwell 1. of Mails mono. off s. Smith none, on cadore 2. off Mamaux 2. on Pfef- fer I. off Mitchell 1.
 Struck out-By Covelesixie (J. Johnston. Kildur .. Konetchy. Nam aux and Myor): by cadore Cw. Johnston): by Mamaux (sewell. O'Neill and CovcIcslSic 2.D: by Grimes CE. Smith, Graney); by uhic. CMiiier. Olson and Grinth); by Bagby (wheat. Konetchy and Griffith): by Mails tJ. Johnston and s. Smith): by s. Smith (Burns and wood); by Caldwell none; by Mar auard (Burns 2. Gardner. Speaker wambsganss and wood): by Pref fer (o'NeilD: by Mitchell tGraney).
 Bases on balls--On Coveleskie olson and Konetchy); off Cadore CwambsganssD off Marauard (Wood, Evans and O'NeilD; off Pfeffer sBurns and o'NeiIi): off Grimes (Jamicson, Speaker. wambsganss Gardner and O'Neili): off Bagby
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
cisv.l.nd (A. L.)

hitm--Konetchy. v. Smith.
 A-E smith. BaEby. |sheshan. W. Johnston. |yn.--Olson. kliduff and Kon- |e~on and O'Nelii. Gardner.
 and Johnston: Johnston and y---wRmbmRannn tuna&siwtedl. ss--Brooktyn. [. Cleveland. (. |bails--on Grimes. fO'Netii) : I1 tcrNeiIi and sp~sksrl. k~-By uagby. 1whest. Kon- Fimthb. by Mitchell. | ( Orsney) [. Grimes. 2 In 2 Ia innings on n ( 33 innings l~-nsxby.
 
 ehsr--Irimea
 kiern tat piatsl. Connolly fat q Day Cat Heeond1 and Dinneen sNG--t hour and ts minutes.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
HOLES OUT IN ONE.
J. H. Murphy Contributes Remarkable PIa
 on Dunwoodie Links. :

New York. Oct. 11-J. H. Murphy gavs. the Dunwoodie Country Club golfers in Yonkers considerable to ponder over yester- day afternoon when he holed out in one stroke on the seventh hole. This was the first time this hole had fallen to the select circle of shotmakers who have acct to their credit, although the Dunwoodie thir- teenth has several times been made in onG. The seventh is 21o yards long, according to shot, because of the slopes of the grounAS rather than iron. 1t estirhated yes terday by Dunwoodfe players that becauea the cup located the back of the yards instead of 210. sss-
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

>Sohe BODY CUGHVA
 RAP- s4sno On5 AtS bGA1 AND PUT HIM OUT Oe ms MISERY. RE TR,SS To ,SOeT SOAP he. AND lGCl ME TIA A GOOD GUY. TIA GotNG To BOUNCE A
 ROCK R,GHT .OEe HIS .JAvJ TAG kGxv TtNnG.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
BIG BOXERS READY
LevinslSy and Carpentier in the Pink of Condition for Battle at Jersey City Base Ball Park.

New York, Oct. 11-Although a great many boxing enthusiasts of the opinion that Carpenter will overwhelm Levinsky tomorrow night in Jersey City, yet there is strong desire the part Of all to see she Frenchman in action. The position of ethe man as the leading pugilist in Europe. combined with attractive personality and a cred table military record. all tend to en- nance him in the eyes of American sports men, Again. there is eagerness to get a line on his pugiiistic status because of the fact that az he stands he is the logical op-
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

Gee DAG UtFG wII StVG ME .ArI AWFUL HAGGsrAS wACh GET HOME f1l N6y6R AGAR, THs lAST OF tT.... ~HGN we GeT CHRIS BACK OsS ,SAoRG vJE'RE Alt 0OtNO To PUNCH tAtrt iN TtG FACE, tTS CCNiNN 10
 afhn TAs POOR 1ST
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

i.ItkG oUTDOoR LtFC alI RtoHT Bur 1HtS IS GotNl1 Too FAR. [ Wi5A cHR,S WOULD LAY OFF SPR,h c rnlS A lOv Oe STAlE JorES. HE VAtNHS IT HGERS US AL MERRY AID BRIGHT. we DON'T ANNS To STAND All
 AtS ktDDtN0,
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
WIN ON SAFETY
Nutmegs Meet Formidable Opponents in Lakc Torpedo Boat Co. Eleven of Bridge port-LocnIs Greatly Outweighed.

The Nutmegs and Lake Torpedo Coat company team Of Bridgeport engaged fin an exciting football battle yesterday Afternoon Vibberts' Field, the locals winning 2 to a. The victory for the home boys was made through safety. which resulted in con siderable wrangling. and Referee Parker was forced to produce the rule book before the Park City boys would concede the two points. The visitors were heavy formid- able looking lot of players. out weig hing the locals by about 15 pounds to a man.
 The lighter Nutmegs line time and again nut up a stonewall resistance. repeatedly throwing back Grinwold and Mccoy for loss of ground The eIevens battle for three periods without score. Toward the end of the game, the visitors had the pigskin on their own fivc-yard line, when Grin wold elected to punt. The pass a poor one, and .-the Bridgeport halfback was forced to try and run the ball fair territory He was thrown behind his own line Referee Parker declared it two point score for the locals.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
By Briggs

IES ENE& GGT BAC~ noeaG AIt~E lTA GOa>aG 10 AAVE ,SoAG76ooT LOOK AErcR AaG. khtoUn n.,,sr s<Ave BeeN OUT OF NV na,HsD NJt4er, ToID cARis ID Go AAoAs6
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
When a Teller" Needs a Friend

tSA BELLA MAS All EnsT MARK To SPOT. HIM 10 ALL TAAT JACK: rus NUT SPESDS AL ms T,r~e PIATiH@; WttH AN EGG. HoU CANT TelI ME AG'S Att TAGRG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
IsE FJco uN c%oNDENADoILES DIERoN DE BAJA'
FuERoN REmoVIDos VARIos DE-
TECTlVES Y AIGUNOS AGEN-
TES De POLlClA

Dos detectives de Ia escuadra con-
trs'el vicio Y cinco agentes de policia
de Ia region Occidental de Ia ciudad
acaban de ser dados de baja COMO
CONSEQUENCE de las investigaciones
que antenocrc pra~cticaron Ell Comisio-
nado Mr.. Wright Y ell Jefe de Ia Po-
licfa Mr.. SIusey en- la IONA prohibida
para Ell elemento militar. que, como
;nformamos u nuestros lectores opor
tunamentc. 'comprende las cuatro
manzanas limitadas por las Gales de
Cdmaron, ". Salinas, W. Comerce y
"a avenida y. Santa Rosa.
Ayer Sc supo en- las oficinas de po-
licfa que no eran esas todas las re-
r,ociones Ql:e en- aquellos departamen
tos Sc habrian de llevar a cabo,
puesto que Sc saba de .algunos otros
agentes que Sc habfan hecho acreedo-
res r. compartir Ia suerte de los que
| k.caban de se- dados de baja-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
UN SOLDADO MORIBUNDO
LIE ENcUENTRAN CON UN SA-
lAZO EN- Ell PECHO

Fl soldao James Letuip Sc encuen-
trs en- ei hospital militar del fuerte
Sam Houston en- estado verdadera-
mente alarlrante. cast agonico, a con-
secuencia de una herida en- el pecho
que le fue producida con una pistola
automatic. Latuip fue e~ncontrado en-
tai estado 4 Ia 80 de Ia madrugada
de aver por el sargento Mechiling de
Ia policfa militar. quien acudio al Or
grltos en- demanda' de auH!lio.. FL SOL
dado estaba tirado en- Ia hanQueta
y de Ia herida e. manaba abundante
sangre. A unos cuantos pasos estaba
una pistola a~utomatica que e. sar-
g-nto de Ia policfa militar recogi6 y
Ia cual. sagGn decir del herido, era
de 81 pr5piedad.
e. soldado Letuip tus t~ransladado
al hospital del fuerte de Sam Hous-
ton donde deSde luego p~rocedi6se a
atenderle. aunque con muy pocas es-
de ~salvarle. Aver. a horas
va avanzadas dc Ia noche, su estado
10 habia meiorado 10 mas mfnimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
RICARDO
GONZALEZ

Hace tres dias anunciamos a Los
,ectores de LA PB&NSA. Ia lfegaua
= San Antonio del general car
Gonzalez: V, Ell jefe rebelde que mace
nnco Sc sublevC en- Monclova, a
IA = uue despues de haber atacado
/, plaza fronteriza de Nuevo Laredo
ramaulipas, y andar fugitive por va
rias r~egiones ne~olonesas, ciruzo Ia
frontera a un lado de Laredo, inter-
r;ndose en- los Estados Jnidos.
HOY ~informaremos al publico sohre
"a inesperada ~desaparici6n del Jefe
rebelde. Hasa anteayer, fecha en- que
contrajo matrimonto en- ell Hoiei
crockett. donde estaba hospedado' po-
d. encontrarsc al general a
GonzAelz en- San Antonio, pero des-
mes ignoramos ell canine que haora
seguido. Anteayer mismo salio del no.
tel v aver desaparecio.
Probablenjente ell general Gonzalez
see6n nos manifesto durante los bra-
YES momentos que conversamos con
:, al sicuienta dfa de gu arribo a San
antonio. ha regresado a las c~ercanlas
la frouter&.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

En- IN eStablecsrniFIto de -a=uas
caseosaS QUE Sc e~ncuentra or las ca
les de Monterrey, 1levaron 4 cabO. an
tenoche. l. magnffica incursi6n los
agentes federa1es.
Los aEente2 Sc ~presentaron al que
frngla aUt de jefe y le exiEieron
| que les llevase a las bodegas de Ia
casa. Este tltube6 un momento. pero
ante las c~ntreicas 6rdenes de los
ogentes no pudo menos que obedecer-
les Ilev&n6oles n donde deseaban. Los
agentes encontraron alN al rededor
de cuarenta botellas de teQuila cue
luego confiscaro1.
En- c~onexlfi con este descubrimien-
20 aprehandieron n tres individuos
que fueron lueeo conducidos a IA car
eel de Ia ciudad. donde quedaron a
Ia disposition De las autoridadeS fe-
deraies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
ESCAPE CON UNA HIJA
Sc Ia REcomIENDAN A LA Pc.
LlClA PARA QUE LA EXA-
MINE uN ALlENlSTA

La casa de socorro de Ia salvation
Army Sta en- la avenida River,
rLmero S0I". inform6 aver a Ia poll
ciu que Clara Harrison, una mucha-
cha de Telnte amos de edad que Sc
L tenia ahI recluida. Sc escape aver
a las ocho Y minutes de Ia mahana.
Lleva un nlao de IN mes de nacido
en- brazos ' viste un traje vaporoso
color de rosa. Es de regular estatura,
rubia. ed clos azules : pelo castaho.
L. precItada institution p~retende
Que Ia polIcia Ia localice a fin de que
9, doctor Berry le haga un examen
cue determine e. estado mental en- que
Sc e~ncueatra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
LA CLINICA MUNICIPAL
sERA TRASLADADA AL "CiTY
HALL" IA CUE ESTA Al SER
ViCIO PUBLICO

Las autoriGades de Ia ciudad apro-
baron por lin Que las oficinas de Ia
Clinica Municipal que al servicio sra-
ruito del pGblico en- general ha esta-
do desde hace alGGn tempo en- Ia
avcnida Dyvyer sean trasladas al ter
GER piso del City Hall. Esto sign:fica-
RI IN ahorro de 500 d0lares mensuales
de renta, amen de IN sueldo de zoe
I6lares n~ensual"s de que d~isfrutaha
.un cirujano especial. Los servicios
dc este mtd;co no seran va necesarios.
rues. Ia concentration del trabajo
~abreviara las labores que Dor sepa-
RADIO hablan de realiza- las dos aSen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
UNA AUDICION MUSICAL
LA OARA LA BANDA "HlDALGO'
EN- IA PLAZA DEL ALAMO

Ia agrupac:on musical de la So
cIedad Hidalgo prepare para hoy en-
Ia noche ua prograIna que .habra de
desarrollar en- Ia plaza del Alamo.
Gando principle a las S en- punto. La
agrupaci6n de refereRcia estara baio
Ia direction del maestro Gil Medina,
" en- Ell programa predoninaran pro
( duoiones de mnsicos mexicaSos. -
continuation lc transcribimos fnte-
gro:
Mercedes rmarcha.) F. H. Rollin-
Isor: Laos de Amor tSchottisch.) J.
| Rosas: Carmela Cpolka,) J.. Rosas:
FrsueHo Se3uctor (vals.) J.. Rosas;
Fl Cereb-o Feliz tmarcha.) r. Tole-
Cano; Todo FOR II (schottisch.) G.
| Medina: Sobre las OlaS (vals,) J.
Rosas: Emblema Nacional. Cmarcha,)
r. E. BaSlcy; Dolores (vals) Wal
,eufel.
e. concerto terminara a las once
de Ia nOchc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
TEQUILA CONFISCADO

Los agentes federales siguen ton-
fiscando lioor. Aver. q las dos de IA
~Qadrugada. aprehendieron a dos in
dividuos que n horde de un Ford Sc
dir;gfan a esta ciudad por e. camino
de Castrovil,c. trayendo Glen b-tellas
de tequila cue. segdn Sc supo mas
tarde. hablan sido pasadas de con-
,rahando no hacfa mucho tienspo. Fua
A diez millas dc Ia ciudad, aprOXina-
damente. donGc los agentes les mar
caron 81 alto. les recogieron contra
hando Y vchfculo en- cue 10 trafan y
los entresaror a los agentes aduana-
les.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
IOCRO BuRLAR Ia ViGlLANCiA
DE Los GUARDlANEs DE
LA CARcEL

Por IN mensaje que recibio aver el
Sheriff de 10 ciudad. Mr.. Tobin, So
nose Que Clarence Schetterley. I'm cri
,oinal que no no mucho tieEapo fue
condenado en- las cortes del Condado
do Bexar 4 dos amos de preside. aca-
baba de fugarse Y que actualnente dis
fruta de lbertad.
Este in4ividuo fue condenado a d
tai pena de dos amos de preside por
81 delito de robo. pero mas tarde, ell
Gohernador dc Texas, Mr.. Hobby, 10
salv6 arrancandole Ia promesa de que
icfa a TRAFALGAR con 4 compahia de
en- calidad de chauffeur
:: que el saIaric de cue disfrutase
scrfa entregado Il su esposa. Shelter
lev oued6. pues. en- libertad gracias
= IA maCrarlmidad del G~obernador
Hobby. Ia cual no supo apreciar en-
TODD sl waller. porque al POGO tempo
era uuevameute aprehendido con- e.
de re~incidencia por el deli
20 de robo = 2salto . armas dc fue-
50. .
Entonces 81 G~cbernador de Texas
= levant6 el anlparo que de tan hue-
CANA le habta cocedido y Schetter
lev fIe uucvamente juzgado y esta
vez Sc 10 conden6 a ctnco ahos de
~clrcel. No hacfa dos meses todavfa
one este criminal empezaba a cum
plir n conGera que las cortes del
.Condado de EeIsr lie impusieron aho-
"a Que 81 Sheriff Tobin recibe Ia no
ticia de su fuga.
Tanto la policfa local como Ia del
Condado r~uSierones desde luego a
trabaiar en- este asunto Y es de Greer
So que antes de pocos dfas lograran
ei ohjeto quc persiguen de localizar
Ia Clarence Schetterley-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

Colcbas bancas de ami. ansostas. lavables. a -. 50. 25
Refaios negros de satin. aiustables a cualquier MEDIA, con feco. 81 80
Refajos de musehna para senoras, excelente cahdad, @ encaJes .Sl.95
Tn lote de Teddies de sea para senoras, dolores Wvos, recamados
todos tamanos -. ..... .. -. -. 49,. -. -. .... 81. As
lin Tote de corbatas para cabalaros, Fourin- Hand, buena caidad. 39c
Tapetes Congeolun, variedad en- bontos dolores, de libra, 16x27. 19c
Fundas para almohadas de excelente caldad y material, tamanos
42x36 pulg. z5x36 pull. ...... ...... ......... .... 3c
Tela aceitada de 50 pulgs. dolores blanco Y azul, gruesa ....... Sc
Traies Palm Beach para muchachos, color natural, con cinto. SO 90
muv populares en- este tempo, una yarda de ancho, 8 yardas.. 81 90
Jab6n pulverizado "Rub-nomore" paquete grande, 3 paa. ...... 10c
Vestidos de nansu para la tarde, cuelo escotado con tra bordada,
mangas cortas, TODD hermosamente aTegados con encaies
V p@punte de dolores, tananos SO a 40. ...... ...... 81 95
.Preciosos sombreros Sport, con iston graneadito, azules color
recinas' -. -: y. -. .. -. So. rs
Blusas de Percal para muchachos, dolores obscuros, justamente
10 que neceStan los ninos para jugar :. -. -. -. - -. soc
Tamanos 6 a 8 amos, puhos suaves Y con cuelo. -
Sacos tejdos para senoras, cueno bao, con tiras para soste-
nerse sobre los hombros, buena cahdad 49,. 19c
Sacos tejidos para senoras, delgados, Con trantes para los hon.
bros, tejidas para quedar ben a cualquier cuerpo......... 25c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
Pedro GONZALE
POR Ell NAClONAl

Exhihidas con notable exito pecu
mario las p~elfculas de ante 'Sonao'
IA" y En- DEFENSE Propia', toca 81
t,1rno hoy Y mahana en- el Naciona
a la ~pelfcula de arte / Tlgresa
nor Ia bella artista meHicana Sarf
Uthoff.
Ell argumento pertenece a Ia Seho
"a Farias de Isasi, autora dralha'
ca bien conocida del publico meN'ca'
no. ~ =,
Sc nos asegura que .el trlunfo o'
Ia Tigresa" sera mayor que Ell Cd
..,i5o nor La Sonacora" y por Ell
Defensa Propia".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30

Ell senior licenciado Pedro Gonzale2
nos .pide Ia publication de Ia siSuicnte
carta:
Nueyo Laredo. lamps, Julio - de l92C
ST.. D. Ignac!o E. LOZANO
San Antonio, Texas.
Muy sehor MIC y amigo
He de MERCER de listed. Sc sirVa
desmentir Ia noticia que con esta fe'
cha ~aparecio en- 81 peri9dico que tai
dignamente dirige, r~elacionada con 2
reclutamiento de soldados que Sc me
atribuye Y que con motive de! page
&c na originate IN conflicto con el oa
gador de las fuerzas regulares.
Tai information es absolutamentt
falsa: pues que nj he reclutado So!da'
dos nj tampoco ha surgido confLicte
alguno. La genie que voluntarlanten-
- Sc presento a prestar sus ~serVlclo;
on las ~trincheras Ia rIspera del com
bate V que combatio vallentenente
fueron sin remuneration alguna: y So
10 al conocer SUI Compartments ell I
Administrator de Ia Aduana- de acLeF
do con 81 Comandante de Ia misrna, IN
gresaron en- su mayor part9 al CEeEP'
de- Ia Gendarmeria de Resguardc' non
de aun prcstan svs servicios. Cno OF
esos ~yalientes. primo MO, murlo ei
IA trinchera. y debo hacer constar ou'
nor 6rdcnss del general Alvarado Co
m~unicadas al c. Administrator dc ID
Aduana. en- San Antonio, los funcraies
fueron Dagados por la propia Aduana
Esta es Ia verdad de los hechos.
lie anticipo las gracias por IA Fecu-
ficaci3n consiguiente, 81 muy atentc
amigo y s. 5. .,-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-30
RECISTRO CIVIL
MATRIMCNi0S
Eduardo Gonzalez = Sofia B!ssles'
Imam lose Ramos Y Sofia Gutierrez.
NAClMIENTOS

In niho de Manuel Rodriguez y
Elisa Ortaca de Rodriguez.
Tn milo de P~atrocinio Martinez y
Ciotilde Nieva de MARITIME.
Una nina dc Marcelino Diaz Y Fran
c:sca'Nunez DC DfaZ.
Una nina de Lauriano Mural Y Pc
ira Rodriguez de Muriel.
r-,a mira 10 Patrociro TreviNo Y
Tlldel!a Cara de TreviNo.
Tn nino dc Eulailo Regina : Maria
Moreno de Rcyna.
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pASAPOKTES AMERICANOS
PARA MEXICO

Oswald E. Hackerberger, para e.
puerto de Tampico.
Jerry NJ. Wines. para IA ciudad de
Mexico.
J S. Steele. para la ciudad de Mon
terrey. y. L.
Mrs Lelah Sur, para eli puerto de
Tampico.
Charles 7. Forester. para el puer-
to de TanlHico.
Come Mel. para e. puerto de Tam
Dico.
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BALE

Orcanizado por el Club recreativo
Ideal celebI6se anoche en- el salon san
Alberto. sito er las Gales de Indiana
Il V Wyoming. un bale que resuito
mucho muy animado. La mcnciona-
Aa. grupaciGr seGuira 'nrganizan9o
mensualmenIa festivities de esta ma
~turaelZa.
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PoR Los HOTELES

Sc hospedaE en- Ell hotel Gunter
TO esta ciIGad: ell sehor Jose Castillo
= esposa. procedentes de Laredo, TEL
xas: VI. Pima y Manuel Muhoz Cas-
tllo Y esposa, procedentes dc Nuevo
Laredo.
r. :. Pratt lego aver a esta ciudad
&c San Antonio. procedente de la de
LAREDO. Tama1lipas, Y Sc hos
peda en- el hotel Lanier.