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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
PESQUlSAS.

G~RATnFICARE con So. GOA Ia persona que
me- dc ,nfoymes del ~paradero de Public Ace
hes. de % amos, de edad. originario de IA
Villa de ZapCtlanejo. JaliSco; sus ultimas
aoticiaS Is recibi de Big Greek. California,
e. pr0xino pasado Julio. CualGuie- infor;pe
diricirlo a VNtana de Leon. Ga Jackson st
Los Angeles Cal. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-06
Is DE SEPTIENBRE
CoNPASIA COMMERCIAL MEXICANA
Casa de Gambia

Nosotros propo-cionanoS tra5ajadoreS y
enpleos para dent-o Y fuera de a cIudad.
Nos ercarCamos de Ia compra y venta de to
Ia claSe de mercanciaS. Compra y Venta ce
cas-s Y sola-es en- Ia ciudad. Proportional
mos toda clase de iniormeS comerciales. Com
pranoS y vendemoS Orc Nacional y GiroS
Sobre Mexico. Telefono Travis 293l-l220 W.
Houston 81. Sta. A. Box lt3.
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NENTAS.

PabelIones mexicanos de
lana de 3x5 pies, con escu-
do n~acional, cada uno
$3.50.
PidaIo I'd. a la Casa Edi-
torial Lozano. 11S N. Sta.
Rosa Ave. San Antonio,
Texas.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA un pintor para autom6vi
les y que sepa trazar lineas. Ocurra s29
E. Houston St.
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BOTICA MEXICANA
M . nf Y nIAY

I'll Ayenida Concress-RouSton. Tex.
Casa fundada cxcJ2si-amente para sCrtir Ia
Cc!onis Mexica que radica en- el r1iS. Atea-
dera con preferential los pedidos por co-reo.
C,,enta con w cNtenso sur:!Go De medicines
nacionalcS y extrarjeras. Tcncmos nucvamcnte
{! acreditado Tratamicnto Hcndejas- que man
damos pOr express o por correo 4 Guieoes 10
yidRn.
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MUSICA PARA PIANO tmarrscr;ta.) Pida
Esta General. observation-disclosures parS orqucS-
n, etc. Repertoire de MIsica McSlcana. Box
IS Sta. 4. 1909 West. Commsrc St. San
Antonio. Texas.
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Sc NECESITAN mas dc $50 acentes. uno
en- caGa Yucblo de cada condado de- Estado
para que rc7rcsenten una Copmania dc Sc
guroS de Galud Y academies. Una de las me
jores y ms Tberales cue cStan escribiendo
negocio. Muy liberal contrato. DirigirSe a
r. l.. LONGORIA. AGente General. 1909
Washington It. Brownsville. Texas. t9}
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Sc NECESITAN Senoras y S~cnoritas rara
tarhajar en- fdbrica dc limpiar nuez: trabajo
facil y bicn reEsunerado. DiriGirse rs South
Pccos St
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Para las Fiestas Patrias

EaadcraS &c Soda. scre-r. eelsIn;Ge Para 50
IRA. Rctones de HSaig.S Ialre5 8 Tricolorss,
LGtO1. SsrpsrsnaS. CoTffc:i teStcn. Y otrcs
I+S.ulos para celebration del IS de Sep
uernbrs. Maps re Mexico, Gran Surtido &c
,yvrG=5ss. Joycria etc. ?:da cai&oso gratis.
Es2leialicad ell peGijos por >o--Go DirJiCSe
! caAPA MERCANTILE On. sis IVES. Com
rc-re 81. S4n Antec:o- Texas.
,PgTACAS y TELICES de- constructive :Cer-
;e: u-b=;o ys-snsiIadc. Te2so Easri<iecs
vc.iee- dc rraaera icr-adce .ul iamiaa = pre-
sie. my hsra.os. FABRIC. de BABIES y Pc
tasaS. D.. MdhoE Loco. sl3 Dolo-ora st. San
AGtcuio- TeIss.
las MAoUTShS DE EScRIBTR tue Yea
d.. pscaado s4.os al recibir a -niGcius :
500 mcnSzaisS. son ie srp-cGaa ca'dad. Luis
y. f.Cbto- 80 SanS-6 =.
TRAJES SOSRE MEDIA
Casimir &c todaS e!ssc.. A-cndenoS oo- co.
rico V. SoSA. Szs:-e. SIT Iscio-ooa s.. Ira
Wis 3zo2.
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M. j. MORALES

Taller &c metaleS laminadoS- TechoS de ho1alata
Teja Ealvanizada y Gravel. TanQues. Ctstcr1as
Moldu-as, CornisaS. CieloS rasos. TraSa!u-
ces. Canaloues. Tinas. Cubes para elevadoCeS.
Tuhos para Soplado-eS. Chineneas para Cal
dera, (especialidad), ReparacioneS dc Ra-
dEadores. Sairicaderas. PolveraS. LAnparas,
y TechoS Laminades y de Gravel. Todos nueS
t-os trabajos garantizadoS. Entertainments de
p-iuaera claSe No. 1911 ;. Flores. Tel. Tr.
2iSq.
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LAXATIVE

PastillaS de alcanfor y quinira para
"a toS y ~resf-ioS- e renedio mas elective. ba
10 una uuev1 forma. contra los ~reSfrioS. Pre-
Go 2Sc en- todaS las drogueriaS
SU TRAJE. Sc lie hara mientras 10 paga.
Nandamcs maestras a solicitud. Soleda6
Tailoring Co. lis Soledad St.
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GRATTFICARE con IS. 90 a Ia persona cue
me proporcione informes cxaetoS aee-ca del
paradero de mis- hijoS Toribio y Emigdio Are
mas eI primero de ~ amos de edad. alto, CO.
!or moreno. cjoS ucgroS. peStana POGO china.
con una cicatris en- cl GARLIC izquierdo y 81
Ssgundo de % amos de edad. dc mcdiana eta-
tura. bIanco. eScaoo de barba. ojos cafe. pesta-
ma grands J china. pe!o rubio. Ambos. seGGn
los Llt!1ioS inforneS cue Tecibi radicabau en-
Westwood. Cal. Cualquier informe que sc
tenga. favor de dirigi-sc = IA Sra. san Juana
de Santos. 500 W. Sixth st. HaHford, Cal.
U7-Sl
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VENTAS

Sc vENDE ana Loteria: ocurran a Ia can
tina del ) de Mayo. s. Santa Rosa ts-S)
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DIR. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 n. San Saba ST. esqUtna con Lake
view. Telefono Travis $40.
M NJ MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Es2eciAEsta
n .oseTncdaies - uInOs y partos- Mec'ci-
:. IN general. uficira. 1891 ". mme
Sc Te!sfono Travis Zoo
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Sc NECESITA muchacho paraa trabaja-
en- ticnda de abarrotcs. Dirigirse a 73S South
Alamo 81.
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TEXAS EMPLOYMENT L MESSENGER
co. Prcporeionsmos empleos. Tenemos vein-
&c amos dc establcridos en- San Antonio. 22S
East Commerce. Tel. Or. 0.
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Para libros en- e~spanol, diriiase US
ted a la Casa editorial lozano' no
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio, lex.
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Sc NECESITAN t~cjcdo-es mcxicanos cor e1-
periencia para trabajar en- tclares de mano.
Trabajo pcrmanente. Bucnos sslarios. Envie
sefercncias. Southwest Arts and Crafts. Boz
2iS. Santa Fe. Nuevo Mexico.
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DESEO SABER 81 paradero dc mi hijo al
fredo Paez. natural de ChalchihuiteS. Zaca-
tecaS recibi suS ultiTaS noticiaS de Utah
en- 1913. Dare una buena gratificaci6n a Ia
persona que me de informcs exactoS. Di-i-
ci-se a Ia Sra. Dolores G.. VIDA. de Paez.
S3S Pine St. Ranger. Texas. t26-S)
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NECE~ITAMOS ~lavandera o planchadora:
pagamoS bucn sueldo. 2l3 Gale Tcrcera.
U1)
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ToDA PERSONA que desee mand&- dine
70 q Mexico 6ebe eScribirme y ahor-sra los
zastoS de sItuaci6n. Z valta de correo en-
Ware Ia forma Segara de hacerlo. J. n. Ma
c-CQuin. Monterrey. n. L. Mex.
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SE EESrAH cGSr.cS arsasblados i DDS cua
i-,s del SasaSro Gel Ds- Ur-IdS. 81 ave
adj g
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vENDO EN- ABoNOS maquinas de coser.
Singer. differences e~stilos, fon6Eratos Colum
b;a. piano Y maquinas de cscribir Oliver.
Vendo al contado discos Columbia maquinns
Singer usadas muy ba=atas. Glasses gratis de
bordado. Sc HEE HEMSTITCETNG a
Toe yarda. F. de los Santos Tel Il
$3.50. IT'S " Commerce st.
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fPasa q In Paa. Sal
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DR.. FLiPPEN

sos W. y SI-Ncw York. y. z
- T-atamieato perie1eionado de las s-+aau+as
,,.s--s5-ia.es. contra a posrraeion ne-Tiosa.
AZ, nr-.sitaf De opsraci6n y sin inpetir QUE
.e ,s.cigue a sus ocupaciones dI2rIas. Tam
L;sn Ito enfermeGaces Gel ~es;onaEo. san
Sre. piel. Y yeiiSa, &c acuerco con los u.H-
-n. r9:oSos f-anceses. Solo neceSla Haeer-
-. ,,.x ,u.ntas vSItaS. EonoraricS nod
COS. No csmJlo cor. cspoDGeneIa.
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EMPLEOS


sc NECESITA una sonora o muchacha
competente para trabajo de casa y cocina en-
famiiia americana. Debe hablar inGleS. Ocu-
IRA personalmente 4 5G3 Gaines Ave. West
End Car. (6l
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TRASPASOS.

TRASPASo por no poderla atenGeT. ten
d sbarrotcs. en- magnisico luSar. esguina Ruiz
: Medina Sts. ca
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ScfEL MONTERREY. log so. Santa Ss-s
ave. -Hzbi:sciones r=opizs para .srnlhss J
su res soloss preciSs SosnoSoz-
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ArtcmcviIrs SIC c

AutcmcviIes s.n chaCffers
-rt.psnsa,cs 5=s maruifieos autcrn6vile- de 8
-,jnS-o. ps-a al1us,ar sin chaGtfee Visite-
80 CoIlec> Street Auto Livery. PA Col
ey. ST.. Teiefoca CT. GIL Gerensc. J. D.
Marlborough
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Sc NECESITA una sonora O Senorita pa
"a trabajo de casa; Sc preferira una de Me.
Xico. POGO trabaio y buen sueldo Ocurran q
1oe So. san Saba St. Telefono Or. 5e1T
uoI
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Sc RENTAN dos cudrtos Grandes sin
muebles en- casa de familia particular. Dir
girSc a 200 Gale Sa. tS)
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uU!A PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.
nc LENARo cENlcERos

sSo-ado Mexicano. Para los aSun;oS cue
-hayan d. ventiarSe en- los :-lounaLeS de
rGsladoS Unides. eueata con IA collaboration
t.-i eminerte aocgado John N. Fci--
Altos del Baneo dc Miami, Dept
A,--ssgo rsS5. Miami. ATizooa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05


a JUST AVERAGE GIRL is Jane Lori
A'mer. What she does, almost any spir-
tied young woman of the time would do in
similar situations. As bride. she faces all
of her problems honestly and tries to solve
them intelligently.
Her outlook on life is essentially up-to-
date, but she finds that it is often at war
with her New England traditions. She
adores her husband but longs to be inde-
pendent of him. She scorns the age-old
tricks of her sex. but fails to find substi-
tutes when it comes to keeping husbands
love. She dcspises jealousy and hysteria.
but is continually working herself up into
some foolish mood She desires to be con-
sistent, but she changes her mind as often
as the most inconstant of her sex.
In Jane Lorirners character there ls the eonfc,
between the -nld" and the new" woman and this
struggle doubtless provides the charm which has
made her Confessions" the iayorite daily story In
millions Of homes.
ZANE LoRrMER. like thousands Of demure youns
y women. has fantastic dreams Of adventure and
romance Some Of her dreams true.
As the bride Of hob LoFiiner son Of million
arc munitions maker, she parsed the period % her
husbands military service In a swirl Of startling
poits.
Captured by the crew Of a u.boa, sndh prisoner
beneath tho sea- abe shot m officer and saved a
troopship from destruction. She rescued by DR..
Hamilton cer,eir. her fathsrin.iaws best friend. and
once time suitor for her hand In this cpl
code Jane the first hint that Certels wasI
accomplished international spy
While she was learning 20 manage an airpiane
somewhere in Texas. Jane fused with STUBBORN
aged TO take OFF, Unexpectedly. The sirplane rim
away with her above the clouds. but she knew
enough to keep tho joys,iek in neutral and III 9aiy
she made safe landing in Mexico
There she found further evidence Of ccrteis' Ycvi
ties in promoting trouble between Mexico snT her
own country. by sheer auckness Of wit Ja{r. 81.
nad fr9r In VpaH ~ ION
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Man MISSING |
IN ROW BOAT
Fails to Return After RerAt
ina Craft

Seattle police were called We'd mes.
day to aid in the search for iCari
Norman. address unknown. who
myateriousiy disappeared Tud sday
after renting a rowboat FROM the
Seattle boathouse at 1854 HYarbor
ave.
Nothing Is known OF Norma1 and
the boathouse attendants we1c un.
able TO furnish the police with
much Of a description OF thcI miss.
ing man. He rented boaV with
the nuncral painted on thd prow
at II n. m Tuesday. II WIS not
until late 80 night that they prop.
rietors became anxious nbout the
continued absence Of Norman. Wben
he failed to return Wcdrk esaay
morning, the police were n1ufled
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ARE
CARING FOR.
INFANfB0Y
ChlM; Sleeping in Basket,
: Discovered at Gil West
6Oth Street Today

Sleeping peacefully and without
worry IN the world. John Doc. SIX
hour.old baby boy. wzaH fonnd resting
comfortably In market basket of
cotton on the door step 81 j.. u
Uunt'H home, eli w. toth 81.
wednesday morning.
The infant was found by Mrs
Hunt when three OF her own chti
aren left the house for school this
morning. one of the children almos;
stumbled over the basket. The
mother was called and after remov-
Ing a covering Of cloth discovered
the baby. The police were notified
and Mrr. J. l.. Briggs. of the WON
ems division. brought the baby to
the city hospital
Hospital attendants declare the IN
fant had been born sometime during
the night. IL Was compietct
dressed and appeared to be In per
feet condition. Whoever left the In.
fant on the Hunt porch. after dr~sr-
lng fs,e baby had wrapped 1, in sew
Grid layers Of cotton and placed u In
the brand new basket Mrs. Hunt
told the police abe had not heard
any ono step upon their porch at
any time during the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
BREAD CRISIS
over, CLAIM
Open Shoppers Begin Wrap
ping L0aveS Again

Baking OF rye, graham. irish and
other ",pecial breads" was resumed
Wednesday in seven open shop
bakeries. operated by the Master
Bakers association. In defiance OF the
bakers and salcsmen's strike.
For the first time since the strike
Sunday. noh.union bread was being
wrapped Wednesday. Trademark.
ing viii not be resumed until alT the
non-union shops resume baking.
Master bakers now claim decisive
victory over the unions.
I'VE have reached the point" said
Secretary II. Thornhill. OF the Master
Bakers association. where we will
no longer talk with representatives
OF the union. From now on our
bakeries viii be run ms open shops"
) Thornhill said the association now
has moro help" than can be taken
care Of Recruits are put into the
operating bakeries and given instruc.
tons by master bakers. As soon az
the new men become proficient. they
are to be placed In other shops. which
are TO be rcoponed AZ speedily AZ
possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
100 AUTOMOBILES A
FOLLOW OFFICIALS

Nearly 400 automobiles followed
Hilton's ambulance and the sheriffs s
official searching party TO Berego
canyon. 80 miles east OF here. in the
desert. yesterday afternoon.
At Coyote Wells Hilton ordered the
caravan TO halt He got out OF the
ambulance. and. pointing with nerv-
Gus. emaciated finger up the canyon
to an overhanging shelf Of sandstone,
said:
You'll find her body up there.
There's where l buried it."
Dropping TO his knees he drew
with his finger a map in the sand.
on the map he indicated the exact
spot where the scarchers were to
dig. remarking that they would find
three stones at the head OF the
grave.
As they scrambled up the hillside,
Hilton stood near the road watching,
spraddle-legged 10 keep himself
erect
''Holler when you find it, he
shouted.
Ten minutes elapsed. Then Mayor
o. NJ. ohmstede. OF El Centre. who
had outdistanced the rest and had
reached the shelf. pointed TO a spot
near where he was standing and
yelled:
Here II isr'
"Bluebeard" turned as II TO retrace
his steps TO the ambulance. His face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Another American
Slain by Mexicans

FL PAsO, Texas. May 5.--Halph
Greenlaw Of Flagstaff Ariz.. was
murdered by Mexican bandits near
III orc. 125 miles from Mexico City.
Monday. according 20 adyices re.
celved here last night.
Greenlaw's father. Eben Francis
GreenIaw. and "A brother, both Of
Flagstaff. were slaughtered at the
same place Sunday.
The American consulate here had
received no report OF the murdcrs-
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Bluebeard Crime
Up in Court Here

Proof OF the death OF Alice N
Ludrigson, Blucbcard Hilton VIC
tim, will be introduced In superior
court May II. when letters OF ad-
ministration for her estate win b
asked by Attorney Raymond O.
Wright.
Bluebeard Hilton Is alleged to
have confessed drowning Alice Luds
rigson in the ST. Joe river. Idahob
the summer OF 1919. He married
her here in 1916.
AS her body has never been re-
covered. 1t Is probable that Hurts
confession win be used as proof
that she is dead. IL. III. Ludriguon,
1850 First ave. N. T.. father Of
the alleged murdered woman. re-
quested Wright to take charge OF
the case. Her estate is valued At
s., 600.
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S. F. Lawyers Car
Plunaes Over Two

SAN FRANCISCO. May 5.-Wil-
fred @. Metson. san Francisco at
torney. is the owner OF the car
which last night struck down and
killed Emil Peterson and seriously
wounded Miss Anne johnson OF the
foothill boulevard. east OF Oakland
according TO word received here
from Sacramento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

We'll. isn't that the answer 70
our easy spending?
when a fellow takes in his car
70 have a i5-cent iron screw bolt
inserted, and comes away without
the bolt. but with a $50 repair bill.
isn't that getting the love-ofmon-
ev bug out Of your system?
I'd tell a man II WIS.
Understand mel That $50 was
well spent: everything that was
done was necessary. In the long
run. I'm money ahead by discover.
ing the broken springs. and the
s,IIen carburetOr float. and the
ebattercd spark plugs, but when n
fellow gets 80 that $50 looks like IS
,euta to him, he naturally is not
going 10 lose his immortal soul be.
cause Of mere gold.
The war may have had a little
n do with our free and easy buy.
q. hut the automobile. thru the
4sst te.. wears, has been the real
xvchoIogio solvent that dissolved
our cash an. our eanny caution,
nj mace good '~Ilows out Of us.
Ana It has ride us a highly
oors-, nation. 40.
for only "A piutocrat could sup
.or, an automobile. buy wine and
vampod the rest OF us find the
family car a sufficient luxury.
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went white. His eyes clCk
knees saggcd down. and fell
sand. Deputies picked him
carried him 10 the ambulance
he was resuscitated by his phyu
Digging operations wsro
menced on the hillside with aAoG
A nude body was uncovered. ror
ably weir preserved for the leneet
time since death had occurred
The corpse lay face doWuW
with the limbs doubled under 70 r
up less room in the shallow grad
In the glare OF the desert sun d
searcbers dug until IL had -
completely exhumed. When e 4
turned over. the marks OF the ~
derer's hammer were plainly sluo<I
The face had been beaten in. apr
emily by a dozen blows.
Carrying the body down the RI
the searchcrs returned 70 n c.
with the throng 0f ohuosvCCU
their wake Indigna ton yuoo ~
high pitch on the trip hack = t01|
On reaching FL Centre the mob 49,
az once 10 assemble ~ u ~ -
mon impulse
At the inquest Hilton himself -
the star Witness. Tho procee11nG
we're short The Jury returned Z "
dict that Miss Deloney came % ~
death by the blow in the head ;
James Watson" watson b ona I
Hiiton'r many aliases.
Meanwhile, the mob had grUun !
sire as well ae desperation 0hert|
Appicstill went outside anG q
nounced that Hilton was to BE- tn1g1
TO the railway station, and told a
crowd he would stand for no dsunou
stration.
The crowd hurried to the dnpo
Applestill and the deputies hunt)e
Hilton into an automobile and II
town by an unknown route for Z
unknown destination.
For hours. until . o'clock. De "a
remained. surrounding the depp
Then some one informed them N
ton had gone. and they slowly. angr
ly dispersed.
At Imperial. four miles north q I
Centre. the prisoner was assists
aboard the train. exhausted from hl
excrtions OF the day, and his bert
guarded while he slept en- route her'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
VERDICT
IS DUE TODAY
Faces Life Term in State
Penitentiary

Verdict In the trial Of Charles W.
Keich. Canadian overseas veteran,
facing life imprisonment on n charge
Of being an habitual criminal. was
expected in supcrio~ Judge Boyd j.
Tallman's court late "Wednesday.
Kelch Is alleged 20 be the writer OF
n death threat 10 Deputy Prosecutor
John u. Carmody.
After his second commitment TO
walla walia prison. he was paroied
into the Canadian army and served
overseas. Three weeks after dis
charge from that service he was in
trouble here again for forgery. He
has been convicted for forgery. bur
giary and grand larceny. Prosecu-
tor Fred c. Brown conducted the
case against Kelch. which went to
the jury at noon Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
BABY DESERTED ON DOOR STEP
Confessions Of a Bride" Today
Takes New Phase: The Book Of Ann

CONFESSIONS OF BRIDE" distinctive phase with
- the nstaen which printed Page of The Star today The new
phase is subited: "The Book of
From Winona Wilcox who writing Confessions plans
episodes will practically
pe noveettes These episodes will three months
Bride"
day with Te Book find keen
the millions who have reading Mrs Payne wonderfully pouf
the IIarr The ~tt,,+;ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
JAPS. SURROUND
KOREAN REBELS
Districts Affected by Attack
PatrOlIed

TOKYO. April 30.--Dclayed.)--A
strong Gordon OF Japanese troops
has been thrown around Korean
districts affected by thS attack OF
Korean rebels who invaded many
villages recently. according TO n
homo office statement lssucd to
day.
The rebels gathered their forces
outside the Korean border and
moved TO the attack OF Isolated
regions.
The attacks. which began two
weeks ago, have been continuing
constantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Guests at dinner party given
Monday night at the home OF a
prominent Seattle physician were
enthusiastic over a new drink that
was freely served during the course
OF the meal
.Delightful,' they murmured. each
time the glasses were filled with
the slightly chilled. pleasant,tasting
liaueur.
brought only two bottles back
from France with me-" whispered
the host. confidentially.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
To Propose Plan
of German Payment

LONDON. May 5.--Premier Miller
and In the coming alliedGerman eco
nomic conference at Spa. Belgium
will propose to Prime Minister
Lloyd George that Great Britain
sanction n proposal to have Ger
many pay the allies fixed annuity
OF $500 900, 900 for period OF 10
years. special dispatches from Paris
today forecast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Torreon Joins
Mexico Rebels

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. May S.
Confirmation OF the disaffcctton OF
Torreon. chief city OF the state Of
'Coahuila, from the Carrnnza regime.
was contained in reports here today
from Nuevo Laredo.
General Cesacro Castro. command
er. was arrested by his troops when
the Carranza garrison revolted. the
reports said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Sub-Postoffice
Is Robbed of $31

Examination OF the circumstances
surrounding the robbery Of postoffice
substation No. ., located In Bivens'
drug store. at 5ss broadway. has re
vealed no clues as 20 the identity Of
tho thieves. said Postoffice Inspector
John 3. Swenson "Wednesday morn
Ing.
a rope ladder hanging from an
open window indicated the means of
entry. he said. The store was entered
Tuesday and sol IN cash taken from
the postoffice till