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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
TOMORROW

on the Goth OF January. in 1865.
" the FIRST English parliament was
assembled.
In iess. on the Goth OF January.
three women were condemned AZ
witches az Hartford. Conn. and sen.
fenced Co be hanged.
ON the goth OF January. in 1884.
Robert Morris. the first grea; Amer.
Iran nnancier was born in England.
He came 10 America at an early
aFe and became an ardent patriot
During tho war OF the Revolution
he devoted all bis talents to the
American cause.
In i7Te. on the goth OF January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Reckless spending of the peoples money by is
reaching alarming point when according to Congress
man Monde the proposed cost of government for the
next fiscal year can be cut not small amount, but
$1,00O,OO0,000
It is high time stopped speaking of billions" as we
used to speak of dozens" 1t is time Weakened and
realized that 81 900 is to be taken
from taxpayers pocketbooks Five years it more
than enough the national government for year.
Now we are told that it is the amount that be Saved
by pruning proposed expenditures.
BY all means, let's save it!
"Pershing mag hare been G. 0. Of the A. e. f." says
Er-Priynte Buck "but Uds q X. p. myself"
To the Huns Pershing spelled Pertaining!
General Washington, General Jackson General Grant,
And General Pershing!
Sans the Denuer POST Here's to the yeast that raised
the douqhboy-Generol John j. Pershing." And here's
to the West, Vhere Jack deretoped has Kick"
And when the welcoming commitee gets thru ag'M
the immediate lob let trust they oH keep alive their
tribute to General Pershing by treating our returned
donghboys TO regular employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

General Schuyler dlsarmed a troop
OF Hlghianders at Johnston. ". Y
and took six hostages.
On the goth OF January. In i77s.
David Garrick, the famous English
actor. died.
on the goth OF January. In 1854.
100 men OF the New jersey infantry
revolted at Morris,own. The revolt
was suppressed. and two OF the ring
leaders executed.
In iTss. on the goth OF January,
Australia was first eolonized. Gov
crnor Philip. with shipioad OF con
yicts from England. settled Mt Port
Jackson. The continent Of Australia
had been discovered nearly three
centuries before Magellan. the Por.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
Increased Production
nen do not approve OF IL,

Over in England about 14o years ago. they had some
labor trouble This industrial revolution, as II has been
called resulted in a good deal of misery and loss
II all started when machinery began to appear ana FAC
tories sprang up here and there to do the work which had
been done in the homes by hand.
machine for instance, introduced which would
do the work of 10 The workmen looked at IT and
figured that if it would do the work 10 could do by
hand and only needed the attention of man, nine men
would be thrown out of work. On this snap Judgment
they went straghway and started strikes that lasted 30
years. ,. -,
every man multiply his output by ten and that soon
the system became general there would be ten times as
many things.
It took 80 years to learn that increased production
means more for every and that cutraed production
harms every one in the long
Right now we facing high cost of living caused by
greatly increased demand and slowing of produc-
ton during the past four years. We pay double prices
for everything because have been trying to get all
can and give little as we can
If we are solve living problems must forget
agitation and legislation and producing crusade.
Every one of should produce all working
day There is no danger of unemployment from over
production provided people sensible Overproducng
only comes when industry gets away ahead OF every
thing else
If we could double production, the cost of everything
would drop about half the present levels wages would
remain same and every dollar would buy twice much
Gen Pershin1 requested that ohen his special
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Az long as. n fellow didn't belong
TO the navy, remained at home and
did no fighting. II seems he was
right in limo for one Of those hero
medals. Anyway. Jack Dempsey
ought to get one.
IL In rumored that the chaps who
are calling Jack Stacker are the
ones who bet on willard. willard
you may remember. Is the fellow
who got tired sitting on n chair in
the corner. 30 he lay down on the
floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Brother G. H. Twiss laments
the losa Of his first five gal
Ions. Wasn't 1T for anythlng,"
he postcards. And now I can't
even get n recipe"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
OUR own MOVIE SERIAL

OuR OWN MOVIE SERIAL
a thriller In ak fast moving
episodes.i
AcTf.
Father PUSHES 20 basement.
snatches small black object out
Of locker. deposits u IN vest
pocket. runs out. starts for Of.
flee. CHANGING furtiveiy about
Flash. The Masked Horrcr"
Masked Horror. wearing black
hood over head. springs into
fathers path. Father turns
towards precipicc and runs.
Masked Horror. wearing black
motorcycle. Father dives head.
long over brink OF prccipicc.
Flash. what did father have
In vest pocketT"
Continued Tomorrow
Wen Say SO: II want 10 make
my beat girl a present Of a sable
fur coat. viii set the fur from a
sable fl-hf--U. Fisher.
Dear Mr. Fisher We wouldn't ex
aofiy call these fur dealers fish-no'
while fur coats are $500 per each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

NNAFsAH y HsN
has SIS worth Of
eggs. 81 worth OF
sugar. six ounces
of fS.karnt boiled
ham. four prac.
ticaily price less
potatoes and an
onion worth 10
cents, m n r ky q
down from Fl
cents. He IL cele-
brating IS h arc
with Others day
In fbe fttupu iit
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Answered

O. WIN you kindly advise me what
your department considers ia the
most harmful form of tobacco 20 tho
human body. cigarcts. cigars. pipe or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

chewing tobacco. and tho causes for
same
A. The Injurious effect OF tobacco
depends principally on the quantity
% tobacco used. and not 40 much
on the kind. The chewing Of tobacco
IT, Of course. n most disgusting habit.
and Il. therefore. TO be condemned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

tuguesc explorer. touched at the La
drones.
On the goth Of January. In 1881.
Lafayette. in the assembly of the
States General. supported a motion
20 abolish all titles of nobility arr
at the same time renowned his own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

UNCLE SAN. NJ ~" will answer.
either In Thu. ceismn or by mail.
ag~stices 81 general ipt<r~st reisting
eniy To hyxtsns. ssnitsfion and ths
prevention Of disease. u viii be
imp~s.ibis for him Ia answer aues-
siaes Of . pureiy personal stature. 90
Address
INFORMATION rDtToH.
WsshinGton. -. O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

tie man crazy7 Johnny. go right T.
bed this minutel
We arise TO state that Green
Berry Bush lives In Butler. Ala.
that Grief Grimes ~ a resident
Of Eagle. Idaho. and Precious
Eugene Grants home town Is
Ccdartown, GIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Charlie scngfelder says he knows
a lot Of men who ought 10 be
hanged. Add 10 tho list tho name Of
the bird who boosted the price Of
sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

ny mail cp, Of city. soc per months . months.
$780, smenthN sa7s; year, ts,ee IN the
use per month. tt5o for 9 months. or 1900
per year by carrier, city, i:e per week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Micheiangeio. the master mind.
when he was doing his most immor
tai work IN Rome. was paid only 81
n day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19
TODAY's THRIFT LESSON

oh, see the funny little man.
What has tho funny little man got
In his basket In the funny little
mana haakct he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Cen Persing requested that ohen his special
ON the sing in the Seattle railroad yards he coud not
be disturbed until o'clock IN the morning We don't
blame him. We stood reueHe ourselves for ttUo years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Even hush money" talks in
the case OF some constables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Greetings. Another grocery
store robbed. !. there no honor
among thieves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

U%oUGHT YOU cane INTO M Oeece TO TALK
IBvS,hcaa. " NoU tuANT 70 ooNPCGvctT
IVeST OUr WoUE THEORY or TIE FUT UNS STAVG-
lCone IN JUsv Once NoeS.! In SOMEWHAT OF An
ANN NilATEONST NvSCCEM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

Sans the Denuer Post: Here's to the yeast that rais
the doughboy--Generol John j. Persh'ng Ana her
to the West. aotere Jack developed his "kick."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

General Washington General Jackson, General Grant
And General Pershing!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-19

"Pershng mag hare been c. o. of the A. e. f." says
Er-Private Buck, "but was X. p myself"
To the Huns Pershing spelled Perishingl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
FREIGHT HOUSE OF
ROCK ISLAND ROAD
Is TO BE ENLARGED

Improvements designed to f1t the
original freight house OF the Rock
Island tines, between Twentieth
and Twenty-first streets. to take
care Of inbound and outgoing
freight Of all kinds, are under way.
The work will cost approximately
5000 and is being done by a Chi
cago contracting company.
s. ]. Russell, freight agent. an
nounces that the building is to un-
dergo q complete renovation. inside
and out. A new cement floor is be-
ing laid. Other plans call for addi-
tional platform space to the old
freight house extending out to
Twentieth street and additional
platform space to the east to han
die automobiles and other heavy
pieces Of machinery. Paving OF that
space between the tracks and the
building is also to be done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

4 Esss Prssesiytiss Ysa On Havs Y1ued
81 and Uss q Home.
Philadelphia. Pa. Victims of eye strstn
and other eye Veaknesses, and those who
wear slasssA viii b glad TO know that
according 70 Or. Lewis thesU u real hope
end help for them. Many whose eyes
we're failing say thay have had their night
ssstefed By this remarkable prescriptieo
ard many who ooce vore glasses ~
thev. have thrown them away. One man
eayss after udng II: Il was almost bind.
Could not - 70 Fead 1t all. Now can
ye61 everything without my glasses and
ny A5es d not hurt any more. Al night
thay would pain dreadfully. Now they
1sel hne al tAe time. Ii was Hike .
1tsacle to me-" A lady Who used II says:
sTAs atmosphere seemed hasy With Or
ocf1peion for Is days everything seems
clear. can read even hns print WITH
cut glasses" Another Who used u oayS:
II wAs boS1ered with eye strain cauasd
~ Overworked. tired eyes which induod
Aefce headaches. l have worn glasSss for
oeveEal yeass both for distance and work.
and without them I could not read my
own .name on m envelope or the typs-
Wrt1ing on the machine eelose Ne. cen
0Seance glassos Altogethor. can count
~ auttefing leaves on ths trees acfoo
NE street nov, which for ssvsfA yeass
lavs looked liks din ssssn blur y ne.
! cannot express ny ~ u vhss IL has
J u u believed thas theuaands Who vsas
o1aenus can now discard S,.su in.a seaeen-
abb time and multitudes morn vii b
abs TO strengthen their eyes % = 70 b
Gpafe1 the touhae and expenss d svP
oestins sisases. Eys troubles Of many
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

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Dyspepsia Tablets. Simply chew
them. no hot water nor any other
fillers for a stomach perhaps al
reGdy too much overcrowded.
These tablets supply to the stom-
Aet the alkaline effect which is
what relieves the sour acid condi-
ton. They also contain pancreatin
to help digest the starchy foods
such as potatoes, rice. oatmeal,
white flour, etc.
Get q 60 cent boxlof Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets. have them on hand
at Ill times and thus have no fear
OF indigestion or dyspepsia.
The fact that these tablets are on
sale everywhere in the United
States and Canada shows how gen.
orally recognized they are as an
efHcient aid when the dyspeptic
stomach needs d little help.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

1ndef1rouna passasss lea frcn the
- and dance hill n the front to
the hutel and -crooks' heddquaf-
ters~ IN the rear. and from there
70 ! eAfaee, whore N antomobile
alNays was keLt In readiness Tor 4
get sway. |
Ride, pistols and cases Of am
munitico were found. along with
opium layosts and , supply q bar
nj .permtt4 al made out and stgned
with the exception OF the name Of
the dscedant. Al . result Of the
raid several Burr Oak village ONO.
iais were charged with bribery and
Harris plunged to his death while
attempting to- escape from the
states attorneys once.
The place was reopened By Ben
soltnick, . bfothef-in-law Of Mike
de Pike Heitlef. then serving time
In Fort Leavenworth for violation
Of the Mann act
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

brought Il 70 operation 81 Chinese
III their own country. w Yah-
Ching, who 10 . prominent ship
ping magnafe, II president Of the
exchange, with which were regis
tered ct the time Of its opening -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
mIfAH AAERICAN NART.

Shanghai.-The Chartered stock
ana Produce Exchange Of Shanghai,
Limited, which has been opened
here 10 the first trading mart fash
toned along American lines ever
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
share brokers. q e.,
II yarn brokers md r
and oil brokers.

An the news ali q. =.
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
No Fear Now
Of Indigestion
u Host Of People Seen b Thrive
On What Used to Br13ake IndL
eesten Before They Learned
Of Stuarrs Dyspepsia

When the stomach becomes sour.
with gassiness and heartburn due
70 indigestion or dyspepsia relief
may be had by one or two Stuart's
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16

SENTLLA PARA PLANTACiON.-i,o0o
bushels. en- buen ystado. Sernaia Mebsnc. pro-
ducc de IS i 10 por ciento. $2.@5 por uas-
hei. ca sacos dc , bushes. /. q. u. Coienanr
reyss-W. =. Knox. Coleman. Texas.
vAoTl%AS PARA TORTILLAS. Vcnlemos
-nsrTIinas para ~torri!as. que iabrIcun como
400 ~torlii!as por ho-a. Tamb.=n vsademcs
moline, DC pietra para uiStauIa!. Pida nUes-
70 fo4c,o.-The ?. B. COMP ANY. o.
R,v gos.-Los Angeles, Calf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
Una prncesa detenida como
contrabandisto.

MILAN, Abril 15.-La Princesa
Maria Beatriz Massimo de Borbon,
ha sido puesta bajo custodia en-
Mondane, pcr haber intentado sacar
de Italia, dc contrabardo, objetos
de arte.
La princesa viajaba de Roma a
Paris, en- I'm tren de lujo, Y al llegar
a Ia frontera, los empleados aduana-
les tuvieron sospechas, por algunos
detalles que observaron, de que la
noble dana realizaba IN acto Illegal,
V procedieron a hacer un cateo en-
su dormitorio. en- donde encontraron
baio ell colchon de la cana, una pc
taQuilla en- la que habia dos pintu-
ras preciosas y As miniatures me-
dioevales, valuadas esas obras en-
cerca de 100000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
Ell PLAN

Por los d~oculnentos que cayeron eh
poder de los agentes de la autoridad
que capturaron a los jefes del movi-
miento, V pcr sus propias c~onfesio-
nes, Sc ha llegado a conocer que ira
taban de derribar al Gobierno del
Distrito. independer a la Baja Cali
fornia, por sugestiones extranas Y
ayudar a los trabajos villistas en con-
ira de Carranza. Entire los papeles
mencionados. figura IN ejemplar del
Plan d. Ayala. La coincidencia de
un r.ovimiento similar de que habla
THE Los Angeles Times oe Ia fe-
cha IS de AbriD completa Ia revelas
ci0n de las maquinaciones, y es ALTA
mente suggestive. En- efecto "The
Times" publica en primera plana Tn
telegrama procedente del Paso, Te-
xas, en- ell que Sc dice que las autori-
dades militares de los Estados Uni
dos a~rrestaron en- el Distrito de Bend
a Andres H. Vilegas, muchacho me-
V a Maria Concepcion Perez,
una joven sobrina de Villa, cuando
la pareja intentaba cruza Ia Inca
para antrar On Mexico; y que a con-
secuencia del hecho, cayeron ca POI
der de las dichas autoridades pume-
rosos communicates dirigidos a Villa
por sus agentes en- los Estados Uni
dos. Al abrir las autoridades fedora
les Ia correspondence, Sc ~enterarron
de Que los revolucionarios tramaban
entrar por la Baja California, apo
del Distrito Norte, armarse
con les fusiles Y material de guerra
existente ALI, Y en- seguida lanzarse
contra Sonora Y Sinaloa- Villa, en-
tire tanto. debia iniciar n campa-
agrcsiva en- Chihuahua.
Por 10 ~trascripto, Y demas datos
qua no convene publican, Sc sa-
be que ell Quartet de los conspirado-
res Sc halla en- Los Angeles, con ra-
.mificaciones en- toda esta frontera.
En- Los Angeles fue arrestado ell
~coronel Lamberto Chavez, de
las fuezas villistas; Y tcdo% los de-
hasta hoy son del mismo "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
EJECUCION DEL A

Una circunstancia i%mprevista hizo
ute Sc aielantara la fecha seEalada
para iniciar ell movimiento en- Meyi-
cali. Ell Sabado de Gloria acudio \
Calexico. California, y Sc desbordo al
''terreno mojado" de Mexicali, n
gran irrupcion de ~sedientos, quienes
csc dia y ell domingo siguiente apaga-
ron su aGdiente ser con fresca cerve-
"a de Monterrey Y consuriier2n abun.
dante whisEy y Sc co1sagraroa a 20
de su sabor q los plaseres del famoso
"Tecolote'.. Tambi4n Sc kabia anun-
ciado de %anteTra7o que aquel mismo
Sabado Sc daria un bale en- los sa-
lones de Ia Escuela C~uauhtemoc, cor
ayistencia del C.. Gobernador Y de las
mas conocidas familias mexicanas.
Tales CIRCUMSTANCES %enganaron a B'r-
boa. Espinosa de los Monteros y de-
mas principles conjurados, pues ere
yeron que la algeria y afluencia de
visitantes aflojaria Ia vigilancia, que
ell "golpe" no marraria 81 lie dabaE
entonces.
FL senior Coronef Cantu, concurrio
al bale, Y a ESQ de las nueve de Ia
noche abandono Ell salon donde Sc da-
ba, para dirigirse al Quartet de las
fuerzas de Ia suarnicion. Entonces
Sc VIC que salian vi~olentamente gru-
pos de soldados, Y que m%archaban
por diversas direcciones. hacia el rum
DO de las compuertas de cemento. Era
que Sc saba de antemano 10 que iba
a intentarse, Y que a la bora prcisa:
para no fracasar, Sc salia al encuen-
tro de los conspiradores. Estos fue-
o sorprendidos en- Ia Calzada Pac-
kard, perpendicular a IA Avenida
Parfirio Diaz, Y al verse descubier-
tos, algunos de los que venian Ell un
carrito. echaron a corer Y Sc perdie-
ron entire las sombras, mientras que
fueron capturados Armando Borboa,
acaso por usar una pierna de palo y
no poder escapasse, y Fernando Es
pinosa de los Monteros. Muy pocos
sc dieron cuenta del suceso, y ell do
mingo amanecio tranquilo.
La cosa Is bastante seria y no qui-
sieramos predecir d~esgracias. Pero
81 Sc comprueba el delito de TRACTION
a Ia Patria. por connivencias con fl
hbusteros, para atentar contra ell ere
ditto de ella Y su integridad, ell cas-
tigo Sc deja calcular faciir:ente. Lo
que es I'm hecho es que Ia S~ecretaria
de Guerra los pdio va por telegra-
TO, Y que en- Ia Ciudad de Mexico Sc
ran juzgados. Pronto saldran de-
aqui, dsbidamente escoltados.
Ojala las malas cabezas reflexio-
nen en- ell NAL que causan a la Patria
con sus locuras y ambiciones fumes
tas, V dejen en- paz este rincon de
nuestro territorio tan codiciado Y ex-
puesto 81 en- ell reinara ell desorden.
Mexicali, S de Abril de 1920.
Ell Corresponds
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GRAT1FGCARE con $40. 90 y un a1o dc

GRATIFICARE con $40. 90 y un aTo dc
subscription r LA PRENSA. a Ia persona
cue me proporcionc informes cHac;os accrca
del actual paradcro dc Ia Sonora Carolina Is
qu!vcl. : de los Scnorcs Domingo. knaStasio
y Guadalupe Alvarez. Quicnes en- 1915 sc en-
ontrsban radicAdos en- Ia Ciudad dc Mexico
pero dcsdc csa fcrha no Sc ha vuc!;o 2 tenor
loticias dc clos. FL Sr. Guadalupe A"arez
icnc IS amos de cdad Domingo 81. y inas
tssio, "a. son hijoS de Ia Sra. Esduivcl. Qua
.esQuier i%nforuc sobrc este asunto. dirijase
4 Fernando Aware. Mountain Park Okla
hona. (23l
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
LOS Successes DE MEXICAL1, BA.
IA CALIFORNIA TODD Ell
NEGRO PLAN DESCUB1ER-
.TO.-PERFIDIA Y TRAI-
CION A LA PATR1A
Eicnc de "a Ia. pac.)

" lcnc Oe n Ia UdS.J
por Armando Borboa. Sc refiere
tambien, cue cierta ocasion, agarr6
a unos ninos de los pies Y les azoto
contra las piedras.... De su estan-
ella en- Mexicali Sc sabe que habiendo
caido una vez en- prision por su de-
s~arreglada conducta. fue mandado po-
ner eenerosamente en- libertad por ell
Coronel Cantu. creyendole victima de
malas voluntades. El alias de Bor-
boa es: Judas de San Luis Potcsi.
Tornado Espinosa de los Monte
ros, cue no representa- tener mas de
% amos de edad, resulta, ademas de
corspirador, I'm irgrato, porque reci-
bio mas de un favor del senior Cantu,
en- forma de auxilios pecuniarios pa
ia 81 Y su familia.