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New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
The Coming Tower
"THE RECITERS"


oh, mine Ia n heart-you can ask the girls
that is rightfuly known tender:
II n Jane should weep--though know I'm
right should cheerfuly surrender.
When Lefty Louie went to the chair said,
IT'S dirty shamei"
And II Old Joe Jackson goes to the pen III
probably say the same.
But the birds who listened TO Services stuff,
who hearkcned against their will
10 9hastly tune by Sieg Sassoon-rny feel
Ing for them Is nil.
And it's not that I'm old and It's not that
I'm hard-the beggars still get my
shekeIs---
But I've listened too long to Lindsay's verse;
and listened to 1t from Frecklcs.
For four straight years I listened to talks
from profs Mt Coumbiay,
And the wrinkles and lines came into my
face, and my hair began to gray.
But took my medicine like a man, and I
never cut class,
Though manys the time that was sure the
prof was bally ass.
But I'd never scott at the damfool prof.
I'd never let out n hoot:
And for all the reproaches he rot from me
l might have been q mute
Oh, they turned my hair from black to gray
yet never a name l called:
But Freckles recited Lindsay's+ stuff-and
now I'm getting bald
have bravely stood for Clement Wood and
his after-dnner speeches
And the things I thought but my lips said
naught, excepting maybe Peaches p
And though Old Nat Lief moves me to grief
with his Irish Jubilee"
Well, Nat is a friend-and 1 pretend that
I'm always stirred to glec
I've had Irwin read me highbrow ecrecd
on stuff that was over my bean.
And I've said, "I'll bawl that's wicked
scrnwl-if you know what 1 mean"
But, Boss, there's limit to everything, and
mne-do l make it plain p
Is having Freckles get up and chant q
Vachel Lindsay strain.s
Especially "The Congo"
In Hartford and other Connecticut
cites and towns the trolley fare is
nhout to be advanced from cents to 10
cents. And the happiness of patrons is
houndless, for President Storrs, the al
trustic head of the Connecticut COM
pany, says: at is also believed that
Going away with the inconvenience of
making change will appeal to our pa
irons" President Storrs is the kind of
benevolent gentleman we should like to
make joyous by charging him a dollar
bill for a newspaper.
Why the Republican party doesn't use
a letter from W. w. Stckney, a Pueblo
architect, as campaign material. we
can't see. II was not here when Pres
cent Wilson spoke in the Auditorium"
the letter begins, "but T have heard
nothing but praise for the acoustics"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
The Fair-Minded Baron

The Fair-Minded Baron
Dear Sir:
| often read your column,
And sometimes think you show much class
At other times you are solemn
Ass.
Now for week you've been unmerry;
Your column has been mostly junk
In fact, it has been very. very
Punk
Nor do l think that here I've been
Little too harsh such words to speak
Nothing OF mine you've printed in a
Week.
BARON IRELAND
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25


The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the
use for republication OF all dispatches credited
10 II or not otherwise credited in this paper. and
also the local news o1 spontaneous origin published
herein
All rights Of republication o< all other matter
herein also reserved.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
OCTOBER

The month of August has its flaws.
And September its impediments.
But the pleasant month of October is,
| think, simply elegant.
EUPHEMIA HEMANS SIMPSON,
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

You ear purchase merchsndise advertised In THE
iIRlbUNe With absolute safeh-tor Il dtssatisfac-
ton results In any TIE TRIBUNE guarantees
to pay your mon.y back upon request. No red tapA
No auiohlins. We make coed promptly II the
advertiser does not
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

"oh, my dear, my dear" he whis-
pered unsteadily, drinking the tears
from her cheeks with trembling lips
Josephine Dodge Bacon, in The Ladies'
Home Journal.
Lachryma Carissima; or What the
18th Amendment Drove Him to.
Harding or Cox? Harding or Cox
You tell em, Populi; you've got the Vox
F. P. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES - By mail. including

Entered At the Postorace at New York ~ Second
Class Mail Matter
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

Owned and published daily ~ New York Tribune
Inc. New York Corporation. Ogden Reid PreS-
dent; @. Vernon Rogers Vice President; Heller,
Rogers Reid. Secretary r. r. MsrAed. Treasurer.
Address. Tribune Building. l54 Nassau Street New
York Telephone. BSNinan 5000
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

With some houses business is not
so good with US it is splendid. There
must be reason. The proof Of the
pudding is in our dresses.-Meyer Bos-
rlak, West Twenty seventh Street.
"a swell ad," said Abe Potash YES
terday, looking like the water off from
a camel's back wouldn't melt in his
mouth
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

arriving at the actual
fP" "ie SHOWN IN 'h
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

Fame, as somebody has said, is
perishable. Thus-in The London
Book Posts the life story Of The
Evening Worlds former city editor
advertised: Chaplin-Charles Chap
Inns Story Written in Sing Sing
Prison."
New-York tribune., 1920-10-25

There should be an excellent novel ir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02
...'lg|
:. ~A

4 vast amount ~ work nov
remsias 10 be done which the Ia
tervention Of war has necessarily
delayed and accommodated. aud
the result is that . ss'sF ,rrv
large capital expenditures ought
10 be made TO make up for the
Interruptions inevitably due TO
the war and to prepare the rail.
roads TO serve adequately the IN
creased traffic throughout the
country.
WALKER ID. HINES.
Director sescrai " Ealifosas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

ehere nearly million people arr
suffering ffnm disease ani starvation
Ml,. Anarcss had rrmrnei 20 mi.
country after serssng for the ilrd
rtuss. bur shen shr read ~ the sai
'lliEhi ~ the Armsnlans. shs sf opte
offered her services ~ Near East he
lirf. the formsr Amesscsn Committee
on Armenian and Syrian Ilrllef. whleh
alrcad, has saved ihousapsa ~ lives
ln Western Asla Miss Andrccs l. The
unly Amrrlesn woman war uofkof
a ho war awarded the Distinguished
service Medal bs cansrrr. Nosi Il
ilas other snsmbsrs ~ her party nte.
nlre served with honor for the ltri
cFoss snd esher var service orrani.
tailon. q
Among tho other members ~ the
rreup are The Misses fmnces end
Betty Anderson ~ New canaan. rcan.
who wsr. de,oFaled with tho eroln a.
'suerre ny the French Government
Miss Margaret Milne ~ Nnshlngl.n.
-. a.. nbo was member ~ the
Hoover Relief Commission for liu.
mnnla. aud Miss Airs sidney. an Eng.
ilsh woman Who served Tor lhrce y,ars
With ihs british Relief Commission In
serbia Miss Doris Nesln. another
member ~ thn party, IL daughter
% the late Esheiheft Nesin, the com.
poser. =
Cot william y. Haskell. eommls
sloncr 90 the Near East fur the Paris
Peace Commission snd ofhclal repre-.
sentative ~ The Near East Relief. has
onbled that the relief WORKERS nos IA
the neld are overwhelmed hy the niag.
nltudc ~ their task Col iiaAkrn sas-
~sa0l Afnenlanv viii stnr,r before
the nesi harvest unless fhes are given
aid and 10000 orphan children face
death from hunger and exposure
Thousands ~ refugees arr DAN, be
lns brought 10 the relief csntefs ffou
the deserts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

Women ~hs are worn out. who sul5eI
IRON pain A regular OF irregular inssSvnIs
who are ner7osis or dizzy ~ times, shouI<
take that fol.al1e, Temperance, herhsl
tonic vi'ch 4 doctor ip active psse,ie1
pD'>tf''r'd r'any years aeo. Nov sold b
druggists, n tailefs and liquid, a. "
Piefces Easaiiie Pfe>erirtion.
Send loc &c DR. P.erce's Invpliis' Hotsl
BpfIsIo. \. =. fer trial psekssc.
JAcksos. Mi.> ~-Dr rscrce's Favofte
Prescription = esTd sredieID~ and
hAye rcoonlmcs~itI Il many f,-nss 70
~omcn rho snlie-. Tits urllciue ~.s .
great comfnrt to ms sfsrr pnofhefhpsi
Toe doctor s.~1Dt<i unklis % rixs M ans
Ftl.et % bsia bus ! I'D yery pr0m.
rf'ief a. I'm = I started - fakn ~
'pfescfiptt-r.' Is essfz=i s3> -f NJ t~abi.
and fe<foret re - = r<1fn.f ftxte n
ncz'fh. AID thai y : - I g. rss tf-ifzf.
% spesk esod word "a l,octas rtrret
laserite fIs.eripti.e ui.cH yer l heye
sAFD. ~ PolG1ezteg ssrest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

The married ksffir women are CON.
PEELED TO speak language different
from that OF their husbands name,
but commonly refer 20 them ~ the
father Of ~so-snd- So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02
|CllOTlbs l&
BEST RI Tn c0lDs
no ii HiiTltllu
Doctors Now Prescribe cALoooon
The Purified caisnsl 1Nbleos
That Are Nanssalsss
Safe and osrs.

lAaetofs sFr waFnlnx ths paslis hat
saaple ssidN and mild eaAx< ~ in<ls
snsa eflsn had IA paeumaalk anA
efhsf aetftaa eorspslsations fhry
ssY that every seti shaaii f~eelte ~
mFdafe sftenfinn and that The flss
stsls n th~ flsstnsat u q s.sk~ ears
thai The ksef h active. Per tAss rof
fsse Csiefsiss. ths rsftsxted. nrp<ee .
le~s salamel lahlss. are the safs<t.
nset sna -.s<t sxre<shls laxative
uar tsIpfs At bed tine vnh q
swaiiss~ oi stsf lhals all NJ sAit
- usaess and m spsestiae ef the "a
aeslloa and arretlsF >sx ieorainf
sc4S cold hss vsRlshsd. spar liver -
sellse. YEAR s,stsm - fnflfisd snl
refreshed eni ysss are fesIisf fne
wAh a hssrts epp.ilts Zoe bseakns
Naa what fsa ps<ess % asH1sf
fuf four rfutsetlea. falnfNbr arr
soil uniy IA ufiginsl ssalea pstsasea.
pFtsr thlfts fIse seass. Al ifpxxls's
rvspmmsnd aud guarantee ssietshs
and arr Aalhsflard 10 refund shs tues
4 ,ea sfe aellshled With thsm -s>dv
fAtsl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02
V01[I OIL 0fN70ls
nE common NOW
Many Female pinancisrx Enter
Natural Gas rielts of Penn.
syivsnia and Arr Making
Coed

uskssspoFt. "a. Jan A. wemss
-. f,sls arx.s.....a aa,sn. ,ne vs.s
few meash. IL xn4k. 1tusla~ .,ss..s
elshln a. ssts umlf. ana 49, artll.ns
sAe,r ft.t ~ela rhr a,..a.t. 49,.
Nj. l..e.,t. ullmoa .,.l.t.n, A. ,se
.lls ,re..sr.. Aaa us.. ss.,. At~....
sssl.t.rt a. tsa .sss ..,,,s.ios
They hcard - msns stories % Cor
suaea bsIhx made u shs ne~ assslpp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02
WOMEN WlR WORKERS
Co TO ND lRMfM|lMs
Nary Vail Andres. Only Woman
To Receive the Distinguished
Service Medal. Heads
Party

Dissatisfied viii ubessntfal elslllas
llfe. after ~. teafs' slNid c,frsseaiee
a. walkers atnssd n TIE aefld Wat.
. psrs ~ tupHe romen. I'D ~ Miss
Mary Van Aa*lFssN ~ Nen Anlk sHs.
lsNe hnl k.Ae - iha NraF EAAI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

Tho production OF coal IN the bel.
Rian mines during the modih Of Osi
ober was sss per cent Of the normal
production before the war brand
whitlork, the American minister 81
Brussels. rivcs tho instance OF ,he r..
sisal OF the industry In nelElum Ia >
cablcgram
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

nnd lot him
hunt, therefore
b. dag PiT~s,
sezf for iu. iol
that was their
pcst ftmedyio,
female weak.
nez<ss
Dr. pinrrr use,
the same rot
called I,Iur Co
boeh his
"Favorifo l'n-
rnption' skIn.
fully ensrl....I
with Other
sGentzthat make
Il ulufr c6miise,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

eeaeal l'fehsF Fspsfts that aesoti ;
fna a a eensaR ~ the canal tane No
elvll population y aliss ~ whasa
Tusf are Americans There srs VA
81 msn. ssis vuasa aad s,t2s shlld
Fen Tho namhef oE spsernm~as en-.
nluyra 4 ssss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

END POINT? Is the degree Of heat at which
gasoline viii cvaporatc to what Is termed dry
end point Straight run gasoline with low end
poini will consequently saporizc moro evenly,
start your motor easily on cold mornings and
show a cleaner combustion ia the cylinders Of
your motor ear. Higher gravity gasolines with
n higher end point denote blended products
which Usually contain Casing Head gasoline
blended with Naplha or Kerosene aud 10 pre-.
sumc that blended product will burn Us evenly
ia your motor siraigh, run product would
be 20 admit that the same degree Of heat will
bake large potato as quickly small one.
Continued tomorrow, watch this space.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02
Nature and
the indian

Tho Indian nrvrr lisoi vork bu, h
wanted hs sqiaw tn SCI we'll ns poon A.
possible ~ that she tould Do ,he eofl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

Every man. woman and child IN ths
state OF Oklahoma must bay Red Cross
Christmas seals II tho quota Of si0).-
600 or 100000 STAMPS Is - be
reached.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-02

leader cIa.siIlsa A. sea result.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
LAS AUTORlDAOES AMERICANS
TRATAN DE GVERlGUAR
81 VILLA MATO A LAS
800 mUJERES

TclcarGmG Especial pare IA PRENSA."
NCEVA YORK, JUNO lei Tt
mes" de hoy publica un telesrama de
81 corresponsal, que Sc encuentra &C
tualmente en- San Antonio, Tex, en-
ell que dice que las autoridades anne
ricanas de Ia frontera estan tratando
de a~veriguar 81 es cierta Ia noticia
que Sc public0 recientemente relativa
a cue Villa mat6 a tresciertas mule
res que hizc p~risioneras despues de
I'm combate CUE sostuvo con las fuer-
zas del gobierno, cerca de Jimenez.
Dice ell corresponsal citado que Ia
noticia es verosfmil, Gado que los tire
mes militares que Sc dirigtan a Chihua
hua,, de los cuales pudo yer siete, lie
vaban a bordo tantas mujeres conn
soldados.
Agrega el despacho que. Ell case de
que Sc compruebe que Ia information
es eyacta, sin duda alguna que
este sera ell mayor crimen que Villa
haya cometido en- su vida, mas no.
atm que Ia matanZa que hizo
de doscyntos cincuenta ofioiaies y
soldados carrancistas a los cue mar
do colgar hace POGO mas o menos dos
amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS EN-
Ell MAJESTIC

En- la ~peliculn que bajo el titulo de "The
Mcllycoddle.' production de Ia United Ar
fists" y que forma el programa del Majestic
Para la presente semana. Douglas Fairbanks
ha eiecutado 10 cue los c~rit:cos lIanan ell
mayor triunfo personal de su carrera cine
matografica- 10 que puede Ia Influenza he
reditara sobre las cualidades ~latentes de un
hombre. es el tenG ~predominante de esta
Ultima production de Fairbanks.
Doug" aparece como Richard Marshall.
el Quiato. o sea el ultimo descendants de una
antigua y tenaz familia norte-amcricana. que
Sc cncuentra viviendo en- Inglaterra. La Ia
mazda cultura europea encuentra a rueStro
homhrc, al pasar Il pubertad. usanGo mo
n6lulo, perfunlado y hecho I'm "fifi' descas-
tado. Pero una muchGcha americana. 4 quien
conoce ell Monte Carlo. 10 hace sufrir 81
primera transformation. ) antes de cue ei
Sc de cuenta, Sc encuentra complicato en-
una SUCCESSION de tremendas aTenturas. que
poncn . rrue5a su vigor. valor y recursos AZ
mitaGos. que acaban por sacarlo de Monte
Carlo para encontrarsc POGO desPues en- las
aridas ~llanuras de Arizona
Aqui, Ia ssngre hirviente de sus anteceso-
res que CORE en- sus venas, = c!rcunstaacias
imprevistss, completan el proceso de reGe-
neraciGn. prlnciriado cuando conocio a Ia
r-uchacha. y combate cara a cara con IN sin
fin de emergencies desesperadns q conviertei
:! tiff perfumado que vsaba monocu!o'
en- un caballero andante de nervios de hero.
En- The MollycoddIe." Doug" ejecuta
escenas mas emocionantcS y hazarosas- que
en- niagdna o;ra de sus u.timas rrotgeeio-
mes. Su terrible pieito con Wallace Beery
(que Gcsempeha e. papel DE- I'm contTa5an-
dista mundial de diamantes.) coloco 4 AM
DOS hombres en- pelisro innineEte de nlue'-
G. La vo,adura dc Balance Rock" con
una cstupenda carga de dinarnita, cue AGA
rre6 por consecuencia la completa destruc-
ci6n de una aldea india. tiene tanto de rca-
Iismo, que esta ~peiicula jamas sera olvidada
por aquellos que sean 10 suticientementS
para contemIlarla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
ENlACE MATRIMONIAL

Con motive del enlace de Ia Srita.
JOsefina Garcia. con Ell seior don AL
cides Barroso. tuvo v~erificativo una
elecante fiesta en- Ell Institute Inter-
~nacionaI. doude Sc rcunieron las amis
tades dc los Contrayentes en- II ale
gre Y espiritUal convivialidad.
Nota brillante de esa fiesta fue Ia
r~ecitaci6n del pOeta mexicano seior
Marcelino Davalos. de dos i~nspiradas
composicloncs suyas: La Piedra" Y
Los lrredcntos" con las que arranC6
aplausos de IA reunion entusiasmada.
Asistieron a Ia fiesta las senoritas
Barros. Eillarreal, Berlanga y senior Vi
llarreal, Tafolla, Naldonado. y otras
varias personals que sentimos no re-
cordar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

de los tranvIas electricos. como el
que ocur-io aver en- la mafana, y en-
el cual perdio la vida ur pequeho mu-
chacho papelero de nornbre Francis
co Rodriguez.
Rodriguez, en- compaThfa de otros dos
m~uchachos c~ompaieros, Sc subieron
furtivamente al tranv1a numero 6+ de
Ia Lfnea AlaTneda-Nacional, con obje-
TO de viajar algunas cuadras de baide,
cuando e. referido tren casniraba por
Ia Calzada Pine Suarez con direction
al centric de Ia ciudad. Niendo los CT
tados muchachos que e. conductor del
CAIRO Sc dirigfa hacia Ia plataforma
central. en- donde ellos venlan mos
Queando'', Y para evitar el ser sor-
Drendidos. So bajaron vlolentamente.
saltando desde los escalones de Ia pia-
taforma. Rodriguez tuvo Ia maia
fortuna de If q chocar contra uno de
los postes de fierro que hay en- Ia
misrlaI avenida V que soportan el cable
clectrico, recibiendo un golpe que lie
hizo botar contra e. tren y caer ba-
10 81 caro- gus 10 pas0 por encima
del cuerpo, triturandole Ia pierna liz
quierda cerca de IA cadera-
Fl inteliz papelero perdi6 cast ms
,artareamente e. conocimiento. ha-
biendo cuedaGo tirado ALI. sin que Sc
e impartiera auXilio alEuno. en- vista
De que no Sc ~presentaba la autoridad
judicial a ~Ievantar ell acta de rigor.
Fl jUez Sc present6 en- e! lugar de los
successes media bora despues y no obs
tante hahe-Se practicable las primeras
~dil!gercias. el herido no fue ~levantado
en- vista de que no Sc ~presentaba
DinguDa a~mbulanC!a. nj s!Quiera una
camilla para transportarlo al Hospital.
CUsHdo el peQueno lego ALI, Sc encon-
traba va en- TN estado de suma grave
dad y una bora mas tarde muri0 en-
medic de ho-ribles dolores. pues el jo-
vencito ~reCuper6 el conocimiento. des-
Embellishments. para hacersc mas do
loroso cI final de su eXistencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
HoRRENDo cRIMEN PoLlTIco

MORELIA. JUNO To- Vientos ira
gicos soplan en- esta ciudad y en- e,
Estado. TOda Ia sociedad Sc hace len
guas para comentar el csCandaloso cri
men que aver Sc recistr6 en- el recinO
pueblccillo lie JiQuilpan cuyo presi-
dente municipal Jose Santillana do
muerte al recaudador de rentas del dis
trito y a un cobrador de la oficina
por considerarlos enemigos de n dc
las candidaturase para 81 sobierno del
Estado.
Por otra parte, aver public6 I'm ma
nifiesto ell actual G~obernadOr del Es-
tado, Rafael Alvarez, refutando los car
COS que lie hiciera el general Mugica
candidate W es para 81 gobierno de
Michoacan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
De MONTERREY. N. |.
del nuevo Gobierno.-La bibio,
teca de Arenales adquirida por el Co.
bierno. -Papelero triturado por IN elec-
rico.=-Reconstrucci6n del Mercado Co.
l6n.--Se festejara el 4 de Julio.

MONTERREY, y. L JUNO 17.-El
gobernador INFERNO del Estado, &C.
neral Rodriguez, ha dirigido una ex-
citativa a todos los Alcaldes prime
ros de los Nunicipios del Estado, pa
- que labores e~ficaznente con el go
bierno del Estado a fin de que todos
los ramos de "a administration ten
gan Ia debita atencion y d~esarrollo-
FL g~obernador ha dirigido a tai e
fecto una circular a los citados Al
caldes. expresandoles que apreciara
debidamente 81 collaboration Y qua
con TODD gusJo atendera todas Y cada
una de las indicaciones que Sc lie den,
81 los diverSos ano ADMINISTRATORS
relacionados tanto con e. gobierno del
Estado. como con 81 local de las diver
sas municipalities.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
PAPElERO
POR UN TRANNlA

Hacfa nucho tempo que no Sc re
-;st-aba en- esta c:udad. IN accidente
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

Entered as SeconG-ciass matter February
%, 1913. az the Post Ottice a. San An;o-
nic. Texas. under the Act OF March s.
1s7s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
Ia SISLiOTECA DE


La Biblioteca PGblica del Estado
ACADIA de enriQuecer 81 collection de
obras, con IN magnffico surtido de Il
bros cue 81 gobIerno del Estado com
pro al poeta Ricardo ArsnaIes, desde
.hacs tempo radicado en- esta ciudad.
Fl senior Arenales vendi6 su blhlioteca
p-ivada. entire Ia que hay verdade-
r7Is joyas literarias e hist6ricas. Dor
Is. suma de mil cuatrocientos treint&
IS dos pesos, noventa y siete c~entavos.
canttdad u le rue pagada por Ia Te-
so-erla General
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
IA RECONSTRUCTION DEL
MERCAOO DION

En- vista de CUE q cdif:cio que scrl
VIA para 81 Mercado Colon ha CUE
dado euteramenJe desocupado por los
concentrates cue en- 81 tenfan esta-
o;ccidos sus puestos, Ia autoridad mu-
nicipal Va q convOcar Z los scAores
co~ntratistas para que presenter pla-
nos y presupuestos para IA r~econstruc
r:1n del ed!ficio. en- e. concepto de que
diChas obras habran de llcvarse n
rabo on IN plazo no mayor de ctnco
meseS.
Ell poeta leopold De Ia Rosa. que
por dos meses fue huesped de esta ciu
lad. rarti6 aver para Ia Capital de Ia
RepGblica, en- donde, segun NANTES,
10 & misno. esta5lecera SUI Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
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*pOR TODO FL NUNDO*
LA TELEFOTOGRAFIA DIES
CuSRE UNA RAZA PREHISTORiCA
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Tn -corresponsal de Popular Me
chanics'. de Chicago. rcliere que por
medic de metodos modernos de foto-
-raffa Sc ha llegado a descubrtr los
secretos de n caverna altisima que
SO halla sohre un precjpicio tnabor-
dable. La cueva solo podia descubriC-
Sc con e. auxilio de antcojos podero-
SOS
FL h~allazEo. que hara las delicic; de
los arquc6IoGos. consiste en- una CO.
munidad entcra de seres prehist6ricos.
preservados de la i%njuria del tempo
por II inacccsihilidsd en- que Sc Z
hallado. La roca en- cuya cavernaS
tenIan 81 hogan esos trogolditas anti
guOs, Sc ALA, cast G pico, g 5000
pies sobre e. caN6n Zion. en- el sur
de Utah. Y como para haccr mas in
~tereSante el asuDto Y prestarle nue.
70 encanto, 81 descubrimiento fue en-
terameate accidental. Las d~istancias
son largas en- aquellos boSques de las
montahaS Y el fot6grafo. que buscaba
paisajes notables. Sc arm6 con una ca
mara de f~otograffa q d~istancia, del I'll
10 que liS LlSCSS4GAuCS NC "a 6NSA+N
hicieron construfr. BESIDE otra epoca,
a tres cuartos de milla, Ia caverna
mister!osa revelo q los ojos SOLO un
palido ~bosQuejo de posib!es ru!nas.
Sc hizo la exposition y cuando Sc de-
Sarrou6 Ia pelfcula Sc vi6 que a re-
sar del gran poder del telescope, Ia
!mAgen era demasiado dtbil para el
aralisis. Entonces Sc dis mayor lon
gitud al telescope y todavfa despues
Sc aunlent6 mas adn su longitud, has
II que II impression final representa-
cuatro gradas s~Ucesiyas, de gran X
tension Y II ciu6ad de los dias pre-
hist6ricos Sc hizo visible distintamen-
te en- todos los detaIies.
Los arque6!ogos que han contem-
pIado las fotograffaS. han .~encontra-
do en- elias nuevos c~onocimientos de
&pocas tan remotas que hasta ST eXis-
tencia Sc i~gnoraba y guiados por tales
f~otografias han hecho completes mo-
delos de las habitaciones del trogol-
dita original en- la cueva aislada.
yarios exploradores han hecho al
gunas ~tentativas para llegar hasta Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
FL 7 De JULIO.

Por iniciatica del Consul america
no en- esta ciudad. Mr.. Thomas D.
Bowman. Il co!ouia americana ra-
dicadl aqut. que es una de las mas
Numerosas integradas por e]Xtranje-
ros. c~elcbrara eI I de Julio. dta de Ia
Independence Americana.
\ tai efecto. manaua on Ia noche
Sc efectuard una junta en cl Consuia-
do de los Estados Tnidos. con objeto
lie discutir los preparativos para esta
fiesta. II mas Erande para los hijos
de II Patria de Washington.