davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

Evange!istic services are in prog
rcss at the Second Baptist Church.
Rev. p. H. Che!f. Field Secretary
Of the Baptist Orpnarage Of Salem,
Va, is doing very effective preach
ing, assisting the pastor, Rev. O. P.
Lloyd. Services begin at 7:30 each
eyeaing. 4 cordial welcome to all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

The Gazette nsWsboys last nigh.
were the guests Of Johnny j. Jones al;
he big carnival. The news;;es were eS-
:orteti to the carnival ground by E. I.
Walker. circulation manager. At. TIE
grounds they were met by F.. R: SaItfPr
publicity agent. and were show1s.eaell
attraction. Johnny Jones was dncesa
acwSboy and wherever he goes he a.
lays remembers the new.sieS. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
EORD OWNERS

OUR MOIT0-If it is done at
kemsehel's lit must be, done right.
T3-t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
Oswald a. Lockard has i,een admit
ted TO practice in the corporation
court.

Alexandria Lodge Of Efks will hold
a class initiation Monday night which
will be followed by a social session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

The average American walks 100,
900 Mills il a lifetime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

The State Corporation Commission
has granted charter 70 the Theater
Building corporation, Alexandria, Va.
Maximum $4,000; minimum $1,000.
John NJ. Gibbs, president, Norfolk, Va;
Nathan H. Bundy, secretary, Norfolk,
Va; Helen. Leonard. Joseph l. Sch
rebn.l. ard George A. Watson. To con-
s:ruat furnish ard maintains theateEs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

A. will be seen by notices elsewhere
in The Gazette three hanks. Burke
and Herbert, the Citizens and the
E'irs5 National will close promptly
room every Saturday beginning Sat-
urtiay. April "a. The Alexandria Na-
i:oral Bank will continue as usual 10
close az noon on Saturdays and be o1rt:n
from TO 6 p. in., every Saturday at
rcrnoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

Try a Gazette Classified Ad.. /.
results.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22
WEATHER REPORT.

For this section-Sho~ers late to-;
night or tomorrow; cooler .tdnier-
row afternccn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-22

Oldest Daily Newspaper IN the
United States and Best Advertis-
ihg Medium in Northern, Virginia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
CHARACTER
NOBILITY TAUGHT
TO CHILDREN

one OF the finest services TO a
child that parents can give. A.
pointed on, by tho National Kinder
garten association. II to help him
rightly TO appraise the moral and
spiritual worth 81 great men and
women. To reveal Washington. Lin
coin or Florence Nightingale 10 a
child Is 20 inspire and enrich him by
making clear what arc tho great
nesses Of the great
Parents. tho national association
holds. should be warned against
holding UP az ideals second. third.
and even fifth rate figures. They
should have the courage 10 say to
their children. This woman. how
ever wcil.known. is not worthy OF
your respect. for she lacks nobility.
This man. however rioh or however
numerous his benefactions. Is not a
Truly great and noble person"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Jazz Revue Here
Until SATURDAY.

Lovers Of 100 per cent Jazz and
lines that contain more than the le-
gal ans per cent OF humor viii md
much 10 tickle them In the famous
Fanchon and Marco Revue. which
will be nj the Metropolitan theatre
until Saturday night
Tho revue wan produced In Fan
Francisco. and It's group 81 chorus
girls are tho pret,ie-, the earthquake
city could uncover.
Some swank dancing numbers are
contributed by the Wright dancers.
Nelson and Chain are successful pro
rnos~rs OF the abdominal chuckie.
while Arthur West and Bill Doil~y
are not 20 Do siighted when mention
" made Of prominent ris.b!liues.uek'
lern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
BY CORA MOORE

Plated TUNES. plated blouses and
overblouses and particularly plated
skirts are TO BE- reckoned with. and
practically no material 10 exempt.
In tho illustration In shown q
three-picce costume that Regina
Wallace wears. !, il all In dull green
gold tone. The skirt and Elton are
Of taffetA and the biousr Of chiffon
cloth. A darn green band with gold
tin,s In u and another OF dark brown
silk provide the trimming. The cos
tune Is as attractive as II Is pfaeti-
cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Musicale for Benefit OF
Children's Hospital

The Junior Practice club win
gtve . musicale. followed BY dancing.
for the eenefi, OF the ChDercn's
hospital tomorrow evening at Nor
clifre. the home OF Mrs. c. ID. slim
onu. The program. which as yet
= not disclosed. viii Be contributed
10 By each member OF the club.
The active members include: Miss
Margaret Ames. Mrs.. Edward
Agnev Of Everett MIRA Broussais
Beck. MIRA Keith Lognn Built.
Nh AiersnA>- Scott Buri,st. Mrs
Charles. Farrell. Mrs Archibald Hin
rerguson. Mrs. Ietcher Iamhuh,
MA Osxood Packard. Miss Mar,
Louise Rochester. Mrs. Thomas
s<rugxs. Mrs. Harold stinson. Mrs
Thomas stimson. Mrs walter
Tracy
Mn. Thomas S,imson Is In charge
Of the sale Of tickets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Miss Margaret Tolman
Wei,S Mr.. Rer RAYMOND

The marriage OF Miss Margaret
Tosman. daughter OF Judge and Mrs.
Warren w. Tolman. OF Olympia. TO
Mr.. Rex J. Raymond. Of Spokane.
was selemnized last evening at the
home OF the brides parents. Or.
James w. Countermine read the
service. Miss Tolman was. attended
BY Miss Elizabeth Chadwick. % Sc.
attic. as maid OF honor. and Miss
Florence Clark and Miss Katherine
Partiow as bridesmaids. MIR. Walter
Raymond. OF Portland. acted as
groomsman for his brother Mr. and
Mrs Raymond will make their home
In Spokane after July Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
IJ Rs.at'os VS., srIv;'
ThrftVaop

II is not yet too late In the week
TO search your attics and closets
for Donations for the Thrift shop
Articles which sem 10 you un
usable are to them the means OF
a substantial income for the CHI
drcnis home. The art Of "makins
over has been applied TO such an
extern, that any discarded wcarins
apparel can and will be made sal
able. Kindly telephone Elliott 1905
and the motor corps viii call
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
MAKING ICE TEA

To make perfect iced tea one must
be extravaganza with Ice. Unless
great care Is taken extravagance In
glasses may also take place.
Make the tea just as for hot tea.
A little stronger II tho family really
care for tea. as the Ice veakens a.
F1il glasses with cracked ice and
pour over tea Here IL where the
extravaganco In rlaRses comes In.
for " the hot tea touches the side OF
the glass Il will crack. Pour the tea
onto the Ice and there will be no
harm done.
Sugar viii 70 farther n made into
a strip. Sugar dissolvcs slowly In
cold liquids and II takes n lot TO
make tho tea sweet. In the strip
the sugar is dissolved and the tea is
swestened quickly.
n x-x,,t.aI srnvuax acxss- .i~r.su ,,s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
DATES
To Remember

4 q htWf71OeT
FRIDAY. JUNE rs--
Iunior Practice club musicale AZ
home Of Mr.. and Mrs @. II. stim-
sen at tho Highlands
Mrs n A nallinEers iunchscn at
the sss.-, club for Mrs. frank
u. tngsrsoii. Of Manila
SATURDAY. JUNE "a
Mir, and Mira Francis Guy rrinh's
dinner at solf club W honor Of
Miss iotetss and Mis-. Elisabeth
Hampton.
Mr and Mrs James n. Hoee's
dance at Gelf elue 90 honor their
son-in-iav and dkughtcrr. Mr.
and Mrs James Colbert auitivan
and Miss Anna Rso.rta nsse.
TUESDAY,. JUNE 70
Mrs. A. !, nouffieur's at home foe
Mrs. william Talbot OF San Fran.
cisco.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE So
Marriage Of Mis. Nsrtou Try. ts
Mr.. Carl pit,msr at home Of Mr..
and Mira Charlie. fr,s
wedding OF Miss Dorothy Condor
70 Mr.. Judson Faulkner la rrin-
icy Parish church
THURSDAY. july L.
Mr.. David Bowen ianehesn at
home In honor OF Mr- Howard
nattArn
MONDAY. JULY s.
Northwestern golf tournament N
Vancouver. n, C.. bexina
FRIDAY. July g.
Mira David Be~-n luncheon al
At home In hoaer Of Mrs william
rress~r.
FRIDAY. July o.
Mr.. aad Mira John ~ Dand a~d
Mr. John u. carrigan dance At
yacht ciah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Seattle Central Council ~ ". C.
and PIT. A.

The Seattle Central Council Of
Mothers Congress and Parent {.
Teacher associations Will give a pic
mic at the home OF Mrs. W. Il
Jarrel. on Balnbridgs island. Steamer
nainbridre leaves a, $40 O'Clock at
Galbraiih dock. returning at y. m.
Excursion rates given TO mothers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

Seward Social add Literary Ccb
The las, meeting OF tho 2sward
Social and Literary club viii be In
the form Of a picnic lunch. All are
asked TO mee, at the home Of the
hostess. MIRA A. ~ Cough. stos
Alaska st.. at - o'clock sharp, IL
weather Is favorable. picnic will be
held a, Lake Washington tennis
court Bring lunch Coffee provided
BY hostess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Mrs. Harry Reyes brooks ana
small son, Thomas. are np-ndlny
a few days at tho Darlington coun.
try club.
Mr.. John carrisan. Mr.. Uurh
fAtx ard Mr.. Hiram Patterson are
motoring thru the olympicx. They
expect to return Friday.
DIT. Guy 4. Peterkin win return
this evening from Vancouver, where
he has been attending the Medical
Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan L. Hyinnd are
spending the week In Portland
Mrs. Sam Adler OF New Yo,k
city Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Louise MArten
Miss virginia Sanford Of Chicago
\. the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John C. Eden al the Highlands
Mrs. Eden. accompanied by Mis-.
Sanford. will leave today for sev.
erai days visit In Vancouver.
The Misses Marion, Elizabeth and
Eleanor Eiford will leave Friday
morning for Vancouver 20 meet
their mother, Mrs. A. 4. Eiford. who
will arrive In Vancouver Friday
after a two months sojourn In the
East They expect TO return n
Seattle on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Job~
leave the n. g.. rn y boen WIZ
~srst 6f nest week for
Sew York and Eastern cities To be
gone a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. IL Hamiin have
received a cahiegram from their
laughter. Miss Phyllis Hamlin. In
forming them OF her safc arrival In
Paris, France
Mrs Henry y. Blake and Masses
Alice, Phyllis and Mary &iordycs
Blake s1p~ct 90 leave the first OF
July for Lake chelan to spend a
month.
Mr.. and Mira Charles IL Black
motor-d 70 Vancouver. II. c.. yes
ieraay TO be gone unui Monday.
Mr.. Chester Y. Roberts IL spend
ing q we~k In Portland attending
the shriners' convention
Arv. Thomas Green. who has
been visiting for several months In
California Mississippi and New
York. win return Monday accom-.
panied By her son. Ar. Thomas
Green. Jr.. who was graduated from,
IAwrenoevilie.
Mr.. n. Y. Tiffany. who has been
the bouss gu~rt Of hr. and Mira.
" 7. LsRne. d~rarted for her hnps
I'm santa barbara Sunday accom-.
panied by her nephew. Mr.. Abbott
Lindsey. who win spend the summer
months with her.
Or. and Mrs. George y white
side Of Portland. en- route TO thu
Canadian Medical Congress. spent
Tuesday as the guests Of DR.. and
Mira 4. v. Hooker.
Miss Elizabeth Chadwick returned
this afternoon from Olympia. where
she wa. bridesmaid a, the Raymond
Tolman wedding. which Was sol
emnipd last evening.
Ensign Bennett Faiknor. who Il
stationed at San Pedro. will arriv,
in Seattle Friday 10 act as erooms
man a, ih~ FAitno+ Condor wedding
and will he the guest Of bis fathsi
and mother. Mr.. and Mira a. J
Faiknor. while In the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
" e r Il. 10 Entertain

TIE eirh, annual Three S-or. ana
Ten Camp Fire" will be given by
the city Federation Of the women's
Christian Temperance Union. June
30. In the Swedish tabernacle. Belle
yue avenue and Pike street. In honor
OF members OF tho organization who
have passed the ago Of 10 years.
Tho program will begin at ~
o'clock with reception. Luncheon
will be served at o'clock. Twenty.
nine Eop,uaRcnarians attended the
camp fire last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
.Sho1rer for Bride-to-Be

In compliment to Miss Freda Solo
mon. n bride-to-b-. Miss Minnie
Isrncr. Mrs. Samuel Cohen. Miss
Mary Pinch and Miss Rose Gold
entertained about thirty guests Mon
day evening with a miscellaneous
shower at the home OF Miss Minnie
I~rner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Clubs
ballard W. G. r. u.

ballard W. G. r. u.
The Ballard W. c. T. y. win Be
entertained at the homo OF Mira.
John Chandler. iTsT w. ssth st.
FRIDAY. Juno IS. at J .. m Mrn
Chandler win be aSsiHtrd By Mrs
o. Nelson and Mrs. w. Thomas.
Mrs r. w. Hauss II in charge Of
the program on health and medical
temperance
Social S~ore
The Social Score viii meet at the
HON. Of Mrs. Lrary AJaI. DO ais,
ave. at .. m.
Lorraine CfnsVt<v
Members Of Lorraine chapter are
requsried 60 rner, at the rssidenos
81 Mrs. ,. wafd.il. 1899 Ath ave.
at (. .. tn. 20 work for bazaar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Luncheon at
Unirersitu Club

The president and past presidents
% four chapters OF +. T. O. enter.
tained today with luncheon at the
women's University club In honor
Of Mrs. John Wallace. who was re.
Gently elected state president, Covers
we're laid for twenty guests. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

u b estimated thss . dif~rvpc~
Of ono inch In the rainfall occurring
In July In the six chief eorn-grow-
ing STATES makes n difference Of more
than $500. 900. 900 In the value OF the
corn crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Birthday Pdrty

Mrs. Hayward Thompson enter
tained twenty guests last Monday In
honor Of the FIRST birthday OF her Ut
tIe daughter. Shiriy Jean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
ADDITIONAL CI.uhs


The West SEATTLE O. y. =. socisi
circle will rive card party June
- at tho West side hail All East.
ern stars and their friends arc In
vitrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

The same model can also b repro.
duced In white serge with tiny red
silk covered buttons and dun red KID
and white silk braid In place Of ths
gold and brown
The hat with the gown u IN green
with q dark brown giycef1ned
ostrich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Y0chting Pdrtu

Mr.. Dietrich Schmitx win enter.
tain q party OF friends on Sunday
aboard his yacht the san Souel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Wash. boulevard ". G. 7. Z.
wash. boulevard w. G, r T. viii
meet a, : o m Friday In the chapel.
Tbir,y.nrut and Madison. All mem
bcrs are urged TO attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
mi y :: s Sic. i e.

Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Mrs. Schroeder TO
Present Voice Pupils
Mrs. Lillian u. Schroeder will pre-
sent five 81 her voice pupils in a
recital at the Y. w. G. A. auditorium
Friday evening. June 20. at s;i5
o'clock. She will be assisted by Miss
Grace Tee. accompanist. and Rose
Ablan. plano pupil Of Miss Tee. Mrs.
Schroeder In a well-known and ac-
compilshef dramatic contralto. who
has recently taken a studio at 42z
Peoples Bank building.
The program Ia as follows:
PART ONE
tsl sbsde- Dance .MAeDo~eri
CO. hurmurinx zsphYrs 49,. Jensen
Hess Abian.
Duet. fsis Of Dreams ........... Hsrt~r,
GLADYS Rhodes and Frank onrisn
300 sisnon 80 ''s.s. Guy dHafdiat
Mrs Helen g. Bird
seio. Happy Days .....+...... Etrsl.nhi
Daniel vinc.n, O'Bri.n.
Violin oblissts. Elinor Nshnsrf
solo, ny Hams Is Where tho Heather
- .lIssA " i,a&esAsn '''a
- There. id,us ORR. Don't cy.
ssss.ss.s.s..s.ss.s.. Campicn
sAfssfs, Hubbard
PART TWO
Piano Solo. RonAta 40. 1. Firs, Move
msnt ...................... Haydn
Ahlan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24
Miss Lea TO
Be Hostess

Miss Elizabeth Lea viii be host.
exs at luncheon at the sunset
club. followed by theatre party
At the Moore theatre Saturday In
honor Of Miss Gloria F'rink. Miss
Iciette and Miss Elizabeth Hamp'
ton. Miss Catherine ostrander. Miss
Aehsa Lou Powell and Miss Nellie
Feixer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

The word honeymoon sriEimteo
from the custom OF drinking . honey
alike wine. or mead. each day for .
month after marriage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

A cynical woman never shows up
TO an advantage at church social.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-24

Mrs. Boicen Luncheon
Hostess
Mrs. David Bowen viii be hostess
NJ two luncheons OF forty covers each
to be given at her home. The flrst
Ito compliment Mrs, Howard bal
larn-win be given Thursday. July 1.
and tho second will be Friday. July
:. In honor OF Mrs. William $. Pros.
ser OF Chicago,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22

Sc EENDE casa de 3 cua-tos, a Ia csTalda
DE- casa !lS csllc ga. Luz ' aqua. PrecIo
$3.50. 90. Sra. Tylan 4i3 18th. ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22

Sc cngan6 al pdblica y continuaron
las escaramusas entire Sitiados y ST.
tiadores.
Muerto Maximiliano, el baron de La
90. Ministro de Austria en- Mexico
Sc dirigi6 al general Dfaz ~pidiendole
sarantfas para los austriacos que ser
viian 4 las 6rdeneS de MarquGz y e. je
fe sltiador las conccdi6 amplias. STEM
pre- que Sc separasen embellishments
de las fuerzas sitiadas. Para este e
Baron hubo de d~escubrir toda Ia YER
dad. con 10 cual vino la desmorali-
Zaci6n de los sitiados.
Ell tan terrible situaci6n Marquee
Sc ocult6. entregando el mando al &c
neral D. Ramon Tabera. quien cele-
bro una capitalization o eli General
Dfaz Y en- virtud de ella las fuerzas
republicanas entraron a Mexico er
medic del mayor 6rden.
La entrada del e~jercito republianc
fu& precedida por Ia de grandes car
samentos de nafz para abastecer a Ia
poblaci0n aue va amenazaba SEN
tir los rigores del hambre. debido al
siti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22
:. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. !: = :. = :: = :. ::
~*Ef8m6TideS mexiCanaS%
:, :. :. :. =. :. :. = :. = :. :. = :: = ::

q De JUNO de l367.-En este Ola
tom6 el general Dfaz la plaza de Ne
Xico por haber capitulado las fuerzas
inperialiStas que Ia defendian.
DasriGs de IN toma de Pueola nor
81 mismo iefe del ejGrcito de Oriente'
81 = de abril de dicho ano. pa%o el
General D!aZ a poncr Sitiu a la capt.
tai, ~defendida Dor 81 General Mar
.cukz, con su caracter de lugartenien
te del imperio. TOdoS los elcmentoS
Gle hab!an tornado parte en- el sitlo
y iona de Puebla y en- In derrota
posterior que sufri6 Marquee. Sc en-
nIearou en- cl Cerco de Ia ciudad de
M@xicn. reforZados por alEunas otras
fuerZas que Sc unieron al caudillo de
Oriente. Pero Ia era extension de "a
| capital no pcrmita I'M ccrc" rlguroSo
con aOuelloS elemcntos. por 10 que
nuede decirse que el CcrCo formal no
comenZ6 sino despu&s de Ia calda Ge
Ouer6taro. en- que la mayor parte de
las fuerZas que sitiaban aquella pa
% Theron cuviadas & rcforzar al ST.
tic de Mexico.
En- Ia plaza Sc ocuit6 hasta donde
fue possible Ia caida de Queretaro Y
nara levantar la moral de los defen
sores Y de los p~artidarios de! I'M
nerin Sc :ingfan parties falsoS de Ma
ximiiano. 2h CUE Sc hacia deer al
p~risionero de la Cruz que habi1
derrOtadO a sus enemigos en- Quere-
taro V que al frente de un p~oderoso
ejerc!to avanzaba sobre Ia capital pa
IA derrotar O hacer que Sc retlraran
las fuerzas s~itiadoras. Fl mismo dla
de la ~ejecuci6n de MaXimiliano sc a
nunci6 su triunfo definitivo. solemn
2Andose el suceso con repiques J sal
vas de artilleria.
Marquee Y los PARTICIPATES jefes no
ignorabar! este. va que pocos dlaS des
pues de Ia Cafda de Queretaro. MAXI
miliano envi6 al Baron de Magnus,
Ministro de Prussia en- Mexico, el 81
guiant telcgrama:
FL -mperador MaXimiliano al Ba
ron 2Iagnus. MinisCtro de Prussia en-
Mexico. Tenga listed Ia bondad de We
mir a VERNE cuanto antes, con los a.
boeados D. Mariana Riva Palacto Y
>. Rafael Martinez de la Tore u otro
que listed juzgue bueno para defen-
der mi causa; pero deseo que sea in
'mediatamente. pues no hay tempo
cue perder. No olviden ustedes los
dccumentos n~ecesarios. MaNimiliano".
I. salida del Ministro de Prussia con
los s.a.pgados a que alude NIaximilia-
No g. el telegrama transcrito, no de-
is de lamar la atenci6n de los habi-
tantes de Ia ciudad de Mexico, pero
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22

MONTERREY. L. Mos MEM
bros del Poder Judicial sc han rehu-
sado q recibir sus honorarios cores
pondientes a Ia primera q~uincena del
mes en- curse, por haberseles asignado
estos de acuerdo con la Ley de Eyre
sos del Estado de 1919, en- virtud del
decreto del sobernador provisional
General Gonzalez. que derog6 Ia Ley
de Hacienda correspondents a este
ano, u habfa sido puesta en- Vlgor
nor ell gobernador de los Santos.
La actitud de los citados funciona-
rios V empleados judiciales no impllca
IN acto de rebellion, nj desconoclmlen-
TO a Ia disposition gobernStiva dicta-
da, sino que significa tan solo IN acto
de protesta que implica Ell deseo de
que SO cumpla con Ia mencionada dis
posiciGn al pie de Ia letra y con is7tal-
dad para todos los empleados Y 1un-
c~ionarios de los diyersos ramos de la
Administrator publica del Estado
Tai acci6n de parte de los senores
N1acistraios. .Ieces y demas emplea-
dos de Justicia, fue motivada- segun Sc
ma sabido. por e. hecho de Qie al ia
cerse el page de los suicides los fun
cionarios V empleados del Poder Eje-
cutivo recibieron estos de acuerdo con
los emolumentos que fila Ia Ley de
Hacienda de 1920 mientras que las no
minas de los demas f~uncionarios y EN-
pleados de la administration Sc paga-
ron de acuerdo con Ia Ley de Ha-
cienda de 1919 De tai irreGular1dad
tuyieron ronocimiento los senores
Magistrates y Jueces y Sc rehusaron
con sobra de raz6n a recioir sus suel-
dos elevando al mismo tempo una
oucia a ia Secretaria de G~obernaci0n,
~jnyocando la influencia del Presiden-
te de la Republica. para que este a
sunto Sc resuelva en- justicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22

JOHN J. FENTIMAN TRUNK CO. Manu-,
factu~,ros de pctacas y velices. Espccja: lad
en- repa-acioncs. 81 Alamo Plaza. San An
tonic. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22

NJ = MARTINEZ GULAAN. Es2eS.@Is-
UA~ " - - Do mass s p-r-os. As-,c--
:. 81. general. o&c'na. -S9i ~
= .e.eEoaO Travis leo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-22
INVENTO DE UN MECANlCO
MEXIChNO

E!euterio Martinez, un eXperto NE
CAMEO Y modelista m~exicano. de esta
ciudaC ha dado 4 Ia industrial una
maqu:na que promote i~nsuperahles
ventaias y c~ualidades y que de sesN-
70 habra de tener Il gran dcmanda
tan pronto como Sc conozca por los
a~gricuItores del pats
Sc trata de una desfibradora. ma
uuina que Martinez ha Venldo perfec-
ciorado Gcsde hace seis amos Y que
ha losrado al fin haceria funcIonar
con gran perfection al grade de que
sus r~csultados PRACTICES rea!es y po-
sitivos L. colocardn en- e. primer lusar
entire las de su genera. LII GeSt1HTd-
de referenCia que ilava el NOM
bre de su inventor es de mecanismo
facil sencillo y tiene ~.apaciGal para
Gesfibrar mas de cuatrocientos Ellos
en- IN dia o 10 que IS 10 mis!no. desa-
un Lrabajo i&ual al de velntl-
circo homhres. y TODD clio sin gran a
COMO de fuerZG, pues baSta para mo-
yerIa IN peJueMo motor de cuatro ca
ballOs de fucrza.
La desfibradora Martinez trabaJa
Ia lechuGuilla. palma, henequen y ma
guey. reduciendo considerablemente e.
porcentaje de d~espedicios, 10 que cons
tituve otra de las ventajas de la ma
quina. pudiendo tallar libra de ocho
a 80 pulgadas. Sobre TODD este tiene
Ia cualidad de ser obra exclusive del
ingerio de un obrero meNicano Y su
manufacture IS tar1bien cXclusiVa-
mente nacional. pues las primeras ma
Guinas han sido c~onstrudas en- su to-
talidad en- los talleres de Ia F'undicl0n
de Fierro Y Aero de esta cludad.