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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
I'm HANGAR DEL BROOKS FIELD
ES DETERlORADO POR UNA
TEMPESTAO

e. hangar que da a~lbergue al famo-
SO dirigible SIS Ell el aer6dromo de
Brooks. sufri6 antenoche considera-
bles deterioros a causa de Ia formula
BILE teu,pestad que eft aquella region
Sc dei6 sentir. rs esta "a la ~segunda
vez cue este mismo hangar sufre con-
siderables p~erjuicios a causa dc los
fuertes vientos que de continue aZo-
tan aquel aer6dromo.
Fl hangar de referencia esta cons
trufdo de MADEIRA y iona. Los o~ficiales
de aquel lUgar anunciaron que el ham
gar que Sc erigirfa en- lugar de este
seria dc aCero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
MUY MEJORADA

Aver fuimos informados de que Mrs.
Porter J.. Bailey, domiciliada en- el
numero $50 de las Gales de Hays. J
que fue victima de tremendas lesiones
al encontrarse en- el a%cc!dente regis
trado rccientemente en- "Castroville
Road" del cual inform6 ~oportunamen-
tie LA PRENSA Sc %encuentra va fuera
de peligro. En- este a]ccidente automo-
vilfstico hubo Ia muerte Mr.. A. F.
WEIGH. un ~octogenario vecino de Ly-
tie. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
POR Los HOTElES

Sc hospedan en- 81 hotel Menger e.
senior r. Madero Y Ia sonora Magda-
lena NJ. de Madero Q hijas, quienes
llegaron aver a esta ciudad de San
Antonio. procedentes de la de Parras,
Coahuila.
Aver lego a esta ciudad. proccden-
te de Ia de Monterrey, y. l., el senior
F. L. Negrete. quien Sc hospeda en- ell
hotel Lanier. .
En- Ell hotel Bexar Sc hospeda el Sc
nor Rafael r. Flores, procedente de
la ciudad de Los Angeles, California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
MANTENGA PURA SU SANGRE 81
OUIERE GOZAR DE BUENA SALUD

lei contraer esta e~nfermedad, 81 ust
S. S. s., el maravilloso remedio pc
ra la sangre que ha estado en- use
coastante por espacio de mas de cir
cuenta amos. S. S. S. limpia ia sar
gre completamente. Sc encuentra de
venta en- todas las ~droguerias.
Para informes valiosos Y c~onsejc
medico gratis, escriba hoy mismo al
lDepartamento Medico, Swift Speci
fic Co., Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02

e Sol de Mayo.-NernoriaS de Ia Inter
vercIor i-aEceSa. Con g-abado> .....S2.oo
e Ce-ro de las CampanaS.-Novela his
t6-lca de g-aadisimo intersS .........S2-5
La NajcStad Caida.-EpisodioS hiSt0riccS
de II revolution made-i>ta ..--...--.Sl.OO
Los Observation-Disclosures de IA insurrec-
ci6n contra ESEana see. ...........S2.2 Is
Memorials de un Observation-Disclosures oe
"A epoca &c n Reforma .........-.-.S2.2o
Sare-to,e Y CautilIo.-EpiSodios de nucs-
ira Guerra lie Independence .....-.-.S2.2o
Tomechic. Noye.a Historical por Seri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
POR ALLANAMIENTO DE MORAOA

Aver por la manana compareci6
ante el Juez de Paz, Mr.. Ben S. Fisk,
un individuo, en- cuya contra habfa
sido presentada o anterioridad una
~acusaci0n por el delito de allanamien-
tode morada con intenciones de robo.
Ell expresado sujeto confes6 ST. deli
TO y ell juez lie impuso una fianza por
valor de 300 d6lares que !uego salts
fizo, en- vista de 10 cual fue puesto en-
lihertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Pron6stico que rinde para hoy ell
Observatory Meteorological de San
Antonio:
Ligeros nublados Y una temperate
IA maXima entire los 80 Y los 96 gra-
dos.-LiGeros vientos variables.
la temperature de aver fluctu6 en-
ire los IS Y los 81 grades. Esta Ultima
temperature ~ grados) dej6se sentir
entire las 4.30 V SIS de Ia tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02

Santiago Perez. a la edad de 80
amos.
Mia Hortensia Mendoza, a IA edad
de II meses Is dfas. hija de Santos
Mendoza Y de "a senora dona Maria
Berual de Mendoza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02

CORRESPONDENCE DE JUAREZ 7
MONTLUC: Morny y laS minas de
Sonora. Alnonte e Hida!go, los bo-
nos dc Jecker. laurence y Larago-
-, procIamas de Forey. prcceSo de
les C6nsules. 81 lmpe-io en- Mexico. etc-Sl.T2
Coapendio de Historic de Mexico. por
ESrate ..--...-- -....--.. ...'SV'e'
oIsCURSoS Y M~ANIFIESToS DE
BENTTo JUAREZ, deSde 1885. cuan-
do fue diputado 4 IL Legislature &c
Oaxaca, hasta 1872 en- que falleci0.
siendo Presidents de Ia Rcpubliea. SLID
SL LIBRo RoJo: historic de los
gEandes ccimereS en- Mexico durante
Ia Conquista, e. Yi--eynato. n Re
piblica y ei Imperio. obra de Riva
P-iacio. Iatcos. Payne y el Lie. Ra-
faei MARTINEZ de n TORE. que tue
defenso- del Emperador Naxtmi!iano.
Dos tonos ...-.-.-...- .-..-...-..'S--0V
Episodes Silitar>s Aezicsaos.-Guerra de
InGspen6encia c Invasion SoEte-amsrica-
na. Dos tonos
Historic de Mexico FOR Ve-dia- .......-s OF
als,or!s de Grecia. Gesde los lt:inpos he
roicos hasta u Decentralization del impe-
rio dc Alexandra 'oc
historic Patria por don JuIto Sierra -. soc
intervention y e. Imperio. 70. Saiado
Alya-ez-CuatEo Erances touos, encu2-
dsgna6oS en- tea --sle'oo
Mexico Vieio y Anecdot:cc. Dor COMA
ez Oregon. Sctas hiStoricas, issen-
das y ~costun5ses- In tomo tssa ...Si.4o
NISCELANEA: Gictamenss, ci-c1lares,
pesguisaS iudicialeS. comUnic2doS. brin-
dis. ra-tas. ETC.. por Benito Jua-e=. $40
La Vida cnMsxicc en- 1910. Interesantes
apuntes de Ia epoca, por Gonzalez Obre-
g6r. Tn tono tela .......-. ........Sl.4O
sUENO De LMPERIO: Maximiiiano. Ia
verdad De la expedition extranjcra 4
Mexico, Hbe-ales : conServacc-es, n
Triple Alianza, los Notahles. poesia
de MaximilianO, ~jurameEt0. etc, por
Pablo Gaulot .......... ..-..........Sl.5o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
Gamboa.


Una nina de Bernardo Pals Y de Ia
seiora Beatriz Ortiz de Pals.
Una nina de Jose Luna V Maria Sal
dana de Luna.
Tn nino de Juan Alderete Y Con-
cepci6n Flores dc Alderete.
Una nina de Pedro Olivares Y Jua-
ma Rodriguez de Olivares.
Una nina de Luis Barragan e 1sa-
bel Latigo de Barragan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
olga "DIAMOND DYES"

No eche a perder sus prendas de
ropa usando .tinturas malas. Insista
por Diamond Dyes. Contiene direc
clones sencillas para usarse en- cada
paGuete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
SANTORAL

Jueves 2.-Santos Esteban Rey de
Hungrfa. Confesor, Antonio o Antolfn
| Mdrtires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico servicio de carros Sedan er
la ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es-
panol. Quota, $3.50 o bora.
TeIefonos CT. 212 Y Ci. 50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
REC|STRO CIVIL
MATRIMONIOS

Walter f. Carreiro Y Rosa Rodarte.
Cirilo Garcia V Santos Rodriguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
DICTIONARIES CASTELLANOS.

IAnyauo Observation-Disclosures enciciope-
1co DC "A eREga caStenIE-, pCr 81 Con
az lie "a Kos L-sS=S1o con 80
yrzSados, SSS gry-atCs, Is nApas.. dos
cuAarUs Gs UaGCeIaS. Lablas u-l SLstsns
Hslrtco, CouuSg Ial=rn4cIoaEI de S=u&-
Is, e.c. IN Lotto pasta ei..-........S2.9
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etc Pasta :ioa sS-ot
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02
SsAs8aSsS ssg@s s#s Ell
60 sSSa a@aaa 49, pa
MVrYYA mEWpWaM Gel
d q EANH WWSM Dig
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cuerpo como de Ia Mente; cuando I'd. SURE de Mala Dgesaoh' la'a ~
s = 1ssss9 p&d : S% i san vi vt: Vii z@F Nass:Ton & caaado SaN1gsEa99SA
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9sasi ss i yfesaSss 5 Sc dS sfHssF "a e asSRsn' Cd: I/Yagg@ IN
snir dolores Reumsicos y Neurstco. 10 q hIEI ~ I'M
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sdSfHtsr na Rtsaef FHsT1:a S SeSSsa y ssIsde Ia ds5idad general
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ae m 'i imsua SAB no amarillo d Ia pie y complexion ntHnGa:. NJ mis- dolores
> affcdones!, Y eusndo I'd sieMa Ell e s de d. una Ss ns aatls me% "a o i've" viSa a retane
a sus ois. entonees d. eara tan compaeidoq que eomendarA ell NusaIone a f%s
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nanmsnto I'd puedc o6tensr, SET fre9s. ss ,m Ses De mss annnDep pe ss,SsIsfsSe.
LONE ono Es SS.I to@s p or S Ssme con- ell res.oS en- su GAIA c acknowledgements lie devove.mcs
su dinro. I'd. puede yer que no padera III solo eents'o. Nosoros @nam0s '"a
Tensa presnts eAo: Nuga!Tone no contiene oo u o@os i7grSe snvs D Sss s cae
eetua aSto con ON ut cPa de- asucar: de bun sabor: icl de- tonar. 70 esDe7e a mAHanH'
la proxina semna, o l pr~ino msi oraene hoy misno Il
USE ESTE CUPoN PARA oRDENAR-
National Iaboratorr s. Is - 537 S. Dearborn St, Chicago, III.
schor@:-Adunto svanse en@nEar IA suma d. S......'''' pF Ia cA e'pee
m remran. ........ .hacos de NugaTmn
Gale y Mo- Aparado.
ciudas Esado ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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LA SANGRE RIGA Y PURA ES
ESENCIAL PARA LA BUE-

listed no puede exagerar la I'M
portancia que encierra ell tener su
n e libre de impureZas.
Cualquier impureZa o desorden es
una fuente de peligros, pues todos
los orpanos whales del ORGANISING,
dependen de la sangre para desem-
penar sus funciones.
listed puede, en- gran parte, eyitar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-02

cAUSA Y FUSILAMIENTo DE MAXI
NILIANO y De SUS GENERATES
NlRANON Y MEJLA: caita &c Que
rrtarc, priSioneTus N 81 Ce-ro de lRs
Campauas. jueeeS y defensors. aeGsa-
Clones. discusses, seEtsneiadcs a mae--
e. p2iabras de NaNimiiano ; Mira
mon. etc. UuicS edirion ccniorue n
~oriEiaa! cue sc encuentra en- e. Archi-
70 General de "A Naci0u..-....-----.Si
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PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

e. Inico sitio mexicarn dc automovtlc.
en- Ia ci,ldad. Viaies desde soc. Car-os q
r7op6Sito y a precios razonableS para Bau
tzos. matrimorios y funerales. Chauffeun
dc Union. So. 90 por bora.
100 Galan St
TelSfonos Crockett aae y 7o4.
LEON A.. MARTINEZ. Prop
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
DANES DEFEAT
NARIONS, 4-3
Two "0Id- Timers" Get To-
gether Yesterday Morning
Score Winning Run in Last

The Danish Sociable baseball
team of several years ago got to-
gether again yesterday morning and
defeated the Marions in the last in
ming of a seven-inning game, the
final score being 4-3. Both teams
were among the best in the game
several years age and each tried q
comeback yesterday. The Marions
were held scoreless except in the
fourth inning when they had a hit
ting bee which netted them three
runs and put them in the lead. The
Danes scored one II in the third
inning, one in the fourth, tied the
score in the sixth and won the game
in the seventh.
Both Koehler, the Danish twirler,
and Lybeck. the Marion mounds
man, hurled good games, the Da-
nish Sociables collecting seven hits
to the Marions six.
With the score tied the Danes
went to bat in the seventh inning.
Loeser and Arnold Christensen went
out on fly balls. C~hristofferson got
on first as the result of an error.
Larson hit for two bases, putting
Christofferson on third. Peter Pc
torson (Big Peter of Seattle) con-
tributed q timely hit which scored
Christofferson and won the game.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
HORNsRy Stars
IN |NGOT CAME
Local R. C. w. TWirIer Fans
4 Men, Gets 8 Hits Out of
a. Chances; Allows S Hits

The Ingots added another victory
to their list of wins Saturday after
noon on the Raritan Copper Works
diamond when they defeated the
Chester A. G. team of Newark, So.
For two innings neither team scored
but in the third the big guns of the
copper workers were opened on the
visitors and not stopped until three
runs had been added. Another run
for the Amboy team in the fifth in
ming gave them a four run lead be-
fore the visitors succeeded in getting
a. man across home-plate.
In the sixth the visitors managed
to score one run. This was dis
counted by the Ingots in the eighth
when Amboy boosted its total to
five runs. The visitors also scored
one run in this stanza. Neither team
scored in the ninth.
Bull" Hornsby, doing the heaying
for the local team allowed but six
safeties. struck out fourteen men
and walked three. Blake, the Ches-
ter pitcher, was hit for ten base
drives, famed four and walked one.
Hornsby was also the big man of the
day at bat. securing three hits out
Of four chances. Loeser secured
two bingles out of four trips to the
plate.
Van Ness the visiting catcher led
his team with two hits out of four
trips to the plate. The longest drive
of the game was a two Dagger, Sc
cured by Dalton, the visiting third
baseman.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
ERHHAMBOYs SHUT OUT KASBEY; MGOTS and DANES VIM SAINT MTHONYs BREAK
Perth AmbOys Shut Out
keashey Field Club, 60

Joe Mulien's Perth Amboy base
ball team handed a neat lacing to
the Keasbey Field Club on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field yesterday
afternoon to tho tune of an so
score and incidentally broke the
visitors i've game winning streak.
Harry APPLICABLE, the star right
handler of the Amboy outfit. was
not called upon to exert himself at
any stage of the contest and this
accounts for the six hits secured
by the Keasbeyites.
Herman Jeroff occupied the rub.
Der for the visiting nine and the
Amboy batters collected seven hiti
on his delivery. Willie Christopher
son. the crack third saeker of the
Amboy team led the home boya
with the willow, securing two time
ly hits. Romer, q former Keasbey
player was tn ell round star of the
game, even though he was held dit
les. Pfeiffer featured for the
Keasbey combination.
The home nine collected one run
in the second inning, four in the
third and n in the sixth. seventh
and eighth innings. Burke was back
on first for the Amboyans and play
ed a stellar game. 500 was given a
tryout on the initial sack in the last
innings.
Cooley and Milchick, two Lyceum
players were in the lineup of the
i<easbey team. Pick Mullen was
the official in charge OF this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
Franklins
SCORE BY INNINGS.

rankings . 0 0 0 0 0 90 0 90
Camp Rarit'n 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 x-4
Left on bases, Franklins, z: Camp
Raritan, 4; bases on balls, off Merrill,
Fedderson. L; off Reed, /: Struck out
by Merrill, 8; Fedderson, 3, Reed,
8; Umpire O'Hara & Burke.
Reed was in great form for the
soldier boys, allowing seven hits. His
work in the pinches was sensational.
The visitors had wen men left on
the paths. while the home combi-
nation had five men left on base.
Won I'm The Ninth
The contest between the Salem A.
C. of this city and the soldier boys
was won in the ninth inning. Golfers
twirling for the home team was
touched for five hits. and appeared
invincible after the second when the
Salems only run was scored. Stocked
twirled for the visitors in this game
and was in good form allowing four
hits. The soldiers tied the score
in the seventh and won out in the
ninth. Smith umpired the game.
Fedderson of the Salems and Ziff
of the Raritan team led at the bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
DUKE PAYNE'S STARS Win
MATCH FROM KEASBEYTES

A combination of five bowlers
Cling themselves the Keasbey
Champs, met defeat in two out of
three games to Duke" Payne's All
Stars on the Y. NJ. C. A. alleys here
Friday night. The Keasbey combi-
nation showed wonderful form in
the initial game, making O 90S team
score and winning by o margin of
Isl pins. In the second however,
Payno's old TRUSTEES started hitting
their regular stride, winning by
thirty-nine pins. The last and de-
Gliding game went to Payne's men
with twenty-four pins to spare.
Bill Pemberton, anchor man for
Payne. averaged 100 for the night,
being high. The high score and
second high average honors went
to Pfeiffer of the Champs whose
average was 1Ss and best game EOS.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
IT, c. WINS IN
14TH INNING
heeSvhie Team Puts Up Stiff
Opposition in Game at Tot
tenville Yesterday.

One run in the last of the four
teenth decided the contest between
the Rossville A. G. and the Totem
Vile a. c. on the T. A. G. oval yes
tcrday afternoon, this being the
only run scored in the game. Romer
the star southpaw of the Totem
Vile club was used for the second
tirae this season and was in won
derful form. He struck out twenty
one opposing batsmen and allowed
three widely scattered singles. Grafa
the Rossville twirler was also in good
form, especially in the pinches,
rinc hits were secured off his de-
livery.
Both teams afforded their pitchers
excellent support one error being
made behind Romer, while three
were made behind Grafa. None of
the errors figured in the scoring.
Hennessy singled in the oventful in
ming was sacrificed to second by Ro-
mer and scored on McCc-rick's
double.
The boz score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
jA|NIS W|AB|G
CAME BY | RUN
iorth Amboy Sporting Club
Loses in 9th, 5-4; Saints
Lose Game on Saturday

After losing their seventh consecu-
We game on Saturday to the Her
alas Powder Company team by n
lore of SIS, the Saint Anthony base
an team of this city came back
rong in the ninth inning of their
satest yesterday afternoon, with
he North Amboy Sporting Club and
sorcd four runs winning a spectac-
.ar contest by a score of Sd.
Sunday Contest
Tho preliminary contest on the
tartan Copper Works field yester-
ay afternoon proved to be the real
TRACTION of the afternoon. Art
toung, the Saint twirler, was OPP
bsed on the mound by Stanton, the
primer South Amboy Boy Scout
Kirler. The batting of Jimmy Sill
er and Simon Jacobs were the main
katures IN the Saints victory. The
listing nine scored first in the
bcond on two consecutive hits. and
he Saints evened matters in the
bird on a single by Silver. a sacri-
zee by Young and a single by no
HEX. The North Amboy outfit took
he lead again in the seventh on two
hts, a walk and two errors. Another
I'm was added in the ninth on two
uI1 anu u lltiuCE . tliOlCt.
white Leahy the New Saint
hortstop led off in the ninth with
single, Brownmiller was safe on
IN inficld error, and Flynn, Bradley,
Jacobs, Tague and Silver followed
nth one-base clouts. Jacobs clout
rored two men, and after Tague
hnt a screamer to left, Stanton was
seplaced in the box by Hess. Sill
Ter after securing a count greeted
Hess with g. one base blow and
Jacobs slid into the plate with the
thinning counter. "Pick" Mullen
ificiated behind the plate in this
Jane, with Mike Schicker on the
basee.
Hard Contest on Saturday
On Saturday afternoon the Saints
minus four of their regular men
lropped a 6-5 contest to the Her
tules team. Charley Brownmiller,
captain of the Saints pitched his
lrst game of the season and showed
tp in real form, being touched for
light hits, while his own team Sc
lured nine. Kochek and Young fea-
yured at the bat for the Saints IN
his game. STUDY pitched for the
winning team.
Thn An~ ~o1ro
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-21
CAMP RARITAN
Wins CANES
Franklin A. A. Was Beaten on
Saturday While Salem A..
c. Got Theirs Yesterday

The Camp Raritan soldier team
won two games over the weekend
from local teams. On Saturday af-
ternoon the Franklin A. A. baseball
team travelled to the camp where
they were defeated in an interesting
contest by the camp team by a score
of 40. while the Salem A. c. team
dropped n hard fought contest yes
terday afternoon by a score of 81.
Saturday Contest Interesting
The home combination started
early on Saturday afternoon scoring
two runs in the first inning and their
last two in the seventh stanza. Mer-
Irill pitched four innings, being re-
loved to begin the fifth stanza by
Art Fedderson. Both twirlers were
in good form three hits being al
lowed by Merrill in four innings
while his successor allowed one hit
in five innings.