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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-27
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dispatches credited to It and not otherwise
credited IN this paper and also the local news
nnhli shed herein.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-27
The Same Old Chance.
(Fitchhnrg Sentinel J

{FItchburg sentinel.
The world may have been made safe
for democracy but the auto driver takes
the same old chance at the railroad
crossing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-27
TO ADVERTISERS,

Transient adyertising-Run of paper, 50 cents
an inch for first insertion, 80 cents an inch
for each subsequent insertion. Limited space
on first page at double rates.
Space rates on application.
Classified advertisements-Five cents a line
first insertion with 50 per cent discount for
each subsequent insertion without change of
copy. Minimum charge 20 cents. Cash with
order.
Reading Notices-Twenty cents per line first
insertion with so per cent discount for each
subsequent insertion without change of copy.
Reading notices published at foot of local
items,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
ti0Wcn Nyc

\ home wedding charming IN us
simplicity occurred Saturday, Aov"m-
her 20. at . O'Clock when Miss Edna
Marion Nye Of Wateryille became the
bride of Fred Gowen of Portland at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
CLYDE b. Tibbetts of Is Center Street
in the presence Of immediate rela-
tiyes. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. Benjamin Beatty and the impress
sive double ring service was used.
Mrs. Gowen was formerly canaan
girl receiving her education in the
schools of that town and at the Maine
Central Institute in Pittsfeld. Later
she entered the training school at
the Maine General Hospital in Port
land After she was graduated from
that institution she located in Port
land for a time and later In Water
VILE. Mrs. Gowen has been called
IN SkowheEan many times profession
ally and In the capacity of nurse has
made many friends in town.
Mr.. Gowea is In the automobile
business in Portland and resides In
Westbrook fer which place the happy
couple departed amid = shower of con-
fetti and the best wishes of many
friends
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
WORK BEING RUSHED
BY CENTRAL MAINE
Construction Crews Favored by the
Fine Weather OF the Fall Fast Conn
pleteS the Scheduled Work

Favored by the mild and pleasant
fall. the construction crews OF the
Central Maine Power Company are
fast completing the scheduled work
aud making everything ship shape for
the winter. The line from Water
vile to Skowhegan has been replac-
ed with Il per cent aluminium wire
which will take ON the high tension
circuit when the new Skowhegan sta
ton is thrown into system At the
present rate of progress Skowhegan S
first unit should be ready for business
in a few weeks 4 crew is at work
completing the sub-station at North
Arson and running line to connect
with the lines of the Franklin Coun-
ty Light and Power Company. $4,000
volt circuit will be delivered to the
Franklin Company who will step 1t
down to $4,000 for use on their line.
The necessary station is being brot
along rapidly. Between Skowhegan
and Guilford foundations are in for
over third or the IS mile distance
and poles are ready for placement
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
SOMERSET TOWNS HAVE
QUOTA
AgrlcuIturists Are Taking Hold of
the Farm Bureau Membership
Campaign With Good Results,

The 1921 membership OF the Somer-
set County farm bureau is looking
good and a large number of names
have already been pledged for the
coming year in this branch of farm
ing activity. Several of the towns have
already more than reached their quo
ia Athens has a quota of IL with an
actual Membership of /; Cambridge 25
with no members; Canaan, 30. with
16 members; Bingham, 20, with no
members East New Portland. Is,
with 20 members; Fairfield 80, with
AZ members. Harmony Is with no
MEMBERS Hartland 80 with mem
bers, Norridgewock Is, with q men,
bers; North Arson, 80 with 35 mem
bers: Ripley II with no members;
Skowhegan 50, with 63 members, So
lon %. with IS MEMBERS St Adams,
20 with 30 members.
Donald W. Ellis of Fairfield has
furnished an excellent plan which was
used to get the quota at Fairfield Cen
ter. At the last meeting of the Bureau
there, membership drive committee
was elected and a definite section of
the town assigned to each member,
the chairman simply to have supervi-
sion of the work At the beginning of
the drive the chairman sent each
member the assignment of work list
of present members, list of reasons
for joining bureau, display cards and
receipts. request for report, at the
end of the first week and for the final
report at the end of the second. The
chairman kept constantly in touch
with members by phone, letters and
interviews. After the first report was
made the scores made by the different
men were mailed to each member.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25

Chapter No. So, o. h. ). held last
Friday evening a pleasing program
was given under the direction of Mrs.
Adelaide Lowd and Mrs. Bessie A.
Smith. 1t included a vocal solo BE
cause" by Raymond Lacasce with
piano accompaniment by Miss Chris
tine N. Pooler Two readings by Mrs.
Maud L. Jewett, piona trio and en-
core by Miss Pooler, Miss Dorothy
Day and John Oddly and vocal solo
by Eugene Tarbox with piano accom-
paniment by Mrs. Tarbox. Both SOLO
lists responded to encorees. After the
program peanut race was participat-
ed in by sevenal couples, NJ. ]. smith
and Miss Marie Fletcher were the
winners of the first prize, a box OF
chocolates. and Eugene Tarbox ana
Mrs. T. s. Cross won the BOBBY prize
which was a Jack-in-the-box Later
pumpkin pie and whipped cream,
doughnuts and coffee were served
from small tables, decorated in yello"
and white.
A very pleasant social event in local
Catholic circles occurred MONDAY
evening when the Ladies OF 81. anne
gave a whist party at Convent Hall
About 100 people attended and as the
result of the play prizes were award
cd az follows. Ladies, first prize,
$3.50 in gold, Mrs. Frank Poulin; sec
ond a bushel of potatoes, MRS VIII
liam Lemlin; third. Japanese jar
Miss Adelaide Vashon fourth kewpie
doll, Miss Della Carriyeau; consola-
ton prize, Mrs Edward Savers; gen
tlemen, first. $3.50 in gold, Ivan
Clough; second a pair of hose, Mitch
ell Butler; third, pair of dressed
fowl, Eddie Hunter; fourth, ten
pounds of soap, Mrs Alice Corvette
who played mans part; consolation,
Albert Libby. This consolation prize
was quantity of apples and Mr.
Libby generously returned them to the
Sodality which organization realized
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25

a goodly sum thru the sale Of the fruit
at auction. A large number OF other
gifts were awarded in various guess
ing contests during the evening as fol-
lows electric flatiron. donated by
Bowman Hardware Company, won by
Mrs. Frank Murray; rocking chair,
which was given by the ladies of the
Sodality. won by Mrs. Elmira Lancto;
an organ given by J. II. Murray was
won by Arthur Carriveau; hand en-
broidered pillow slips won by Mrs
George Groder barrel of -four won by
Lillian H. Butler; gold ring won by
Charles Chasse; live fowl won by Mrs.
Frank Poulin. The ladies of St.
Anne cleared about $3.50 from the af-
fair
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
Mr.. Emerson willing to Put Up the
Peanuts

G. W. Emerson, rs Summer street,
the veteran shovelhandle maker has
inst made $50 blocks from one tree
II measured two feet and two inches
at the stump with Is bolts to the first
limb. The first bolt made 36 blocks.
II anyone beats this please report in
this paper and come and get the pea
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
Card Of Ths INKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Boyle wish to
extend their thanks to the Bethany
Baptist parish for the gift of dainties
received during this Thanksgiving
season.
Skowhegan. Nov. rs, 1920
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to heartily thank all the
friends who have rendered assistance
in any way during this time of sick
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Carnage.
Skowhegan, New E5, 1870
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
In for Over Speeding

Moody Jewell of Skowhegan was
before the court for over speeding in
connection with the traffic law en-
forcement movement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
ITS HARD ON SOME VOTERS
Only Those Eligible Since last Reg
iNtratlun MAY Register Now,

By Associated Press state Wire
OKLAHOMA CITY oct Elm
dor section nine Of the state now
rcgl8traiion statutes rcgistrants "
oklahoma who have failed TO rcgis-
ter az soon as they became qualified
electors have slcriflcd thfr rights
ana cannot gain the tranchise. h. l..
wood, assistant 10 the attorney gem
cfaL ruled in a statement 10 $. w
Brown. county registrar OF Cowcta
today adding that tho present rcgis-
tr1uUu period is only open TO persons
who have become qualified Not"ia
since 90, last roglstratOh
The opinion vIn a duplicate OF
ono handed down some time ago. aI-
though Mr. wood said he did not
in his I,I'orItiou, pass on the merit-
OF the jaw Hc added that d. quail
nod ,lrptur might move 90 smother
.tatp. acquire vote ana tncu return
10 OklahUmg and register WAsu lac
has fulfilled the residence require
uonts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
JEFFERS0NIAN IS
READY FOR TEST
Aldrich Blake Accepts
Challenge Of
Owen.
HE OFFERS AFFIDAVIT
Wants Ferris Campaign Con.
tributions Published With
Sworn Statement.

slnu Correspondence
OKLAHOMA cry Dll -I..
Capital city political circles wrro
ugitatpd hy "a letter from ES.
Justice Thomas IT, owen. Vice.
chairman ~ tho democratic state
campaign committee. iu which ho
charged that the JoffcrsOuiau club.
organized to night tho caudidrcy
Ot Scott Ferris. domocrutir uuWir'"
for the United Statos senate was
being sustained Dos money advanced
fyom the republican state head.
quarters.
Ia a letter 10 John Npplcby, Fcc-
rotury OF tho republican stat" com
mltt,e. IuHtIp, owen asked that
prominent Jcffcrsouiaus make un np.
tidnVit that this was not true. Hard
upon tho heels ~ tho owen letter
-am0 hot reply from Aldiich
Blake, former head ~ the Gur0
volutoora and now tho active man
ngcr ~ the Jcffcrsouiun club. MIR.
Blnkc's reply proffcrs the desired
Information for the cX-justlco and
oven intimutcs that still moro in
formation can be obtained oithcr
with or without request
TO Mr. Applcby Bake made the
following reply TO the owen state
ment az published
MY dear Mr. Applcby;--1 no
tice IN tho Daily Oklahoman OF
October IS, q challenge from r.
II. owen, vice-Chnirman OF the
democratic state committee, call
Ing upon YOU To furnish affidavits
from certain gentlemen prominent
IN the Jcfhcraonlan movement In
cluding the writor. Judge owen
In effect charges that tho Jcf-
fersonian is being financed by the
republican committee.
You have my permission 20
advise Judge owen that will
make the affidavit he desires un-
der the following conditions:
list NV affidavit is TO be pub
lishod on the front page OF tho
Daily Oklahoman. and is to be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

EXAMPE fine large luxurious cushion tapestry Of best
loose cushion mahogany legs; sold the
country not less than $3.50 Yours this sale
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Living Room Suites Special

During the next few days or until the present
showing is gone we will put large number
of our fine high class living room suites be-.
fore the home-makers of Tulsa at the last fig
ure in reductions We do this not because
furniture prices are reduced as they are not
at its source Of manufacture, but to move
merchandise that has stayed over its allotted
time to pay on the investment. This will be
your chance to secure the set you have long
desired but felt you could not afford. ,"Our
sacrifice is your opportunity" Suites from
$3.50 to $3.50 included in this cleanup. Act
at once. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
MAIL OUT STATE BALLOTS
election board today. SO soon az
Rtan nnh MngOncr InmntIrs.

election board today SO soon as
gee aud Wagner Counties.
ny Associated Press state Wire.
OKLAHOMA CITY. oct IL
Election ballots Tor the general cleo
ton of November 2 which yesterday
were forwarded to every county In
the state WIN the exception of Ok
mulgco. have been ordered held up
.in wagner county pending the nam
ing OF 70 successor 10 succeed 5. ).
Mayficld. resigned, for state senator
IL was said at the office Of the state
election board today. SO 500 mas
filings have been made stickers Will
hc prepared Ca paste on the Wagon
er county ballots. The name Of T..
II Moore. democratic nominee fpr
state senator 60 succeed tho late s
j.. johnson on the Okmulgee ballots
were being pasted on today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. 2l.--
Thomas j. Hrflin. democratic nomi-
noe for T. > senator from Alabama
viii deliver an address here to-
morrow in behalf Of the democratic
ticket. II was announced today by
state headquarters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

Dr N W Dickason, osteopath,
Cslgc 1Gi Ndyt.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-05-28

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
LOS FEREROCARRILEROS
LEVANTAR-
Sc EN- HUELGA

Los f~errocarileros todos de las Ii
meas Nacionales han a~doptado una
actitud verdaderamente energica.
Desde hace va algunos dias, GUAM
do no Sc en~contraba en- esta Ell Dlrec-
tor de los Ferrocarriles, Pauline Fon-
tes, la Convention de Ferrocarrileros
integrada por Representatives. de todos
los gremics obreros que prestan sus
servicios en- las Lineas Naclonaies,
nombro una comision para que sc
accrcase a Carranza en- demanda de
un aumento en- SIS salaries no me
nor de IN ciento por ciento. debldo n
la carestia de Ia vida. La tai corision
| desempeno su cometido. Fue asver a
C~arranza. pero este contesto que no
| era el Quien tenia que reSolver sobre
| auuella question que atlanta directa-
mente a Pauline Fonte Y que Fon
ties Sc en~contraba fuera &c Ia capital
Ell el arreglo de asuntos de gran m
rortancia. La comision do cuenta de
| clio a sus c~ompaneros Y todos acor!
daron esperar el regreso de Fontes.
Ash pues, tan prontos como supple
ron que Fontes Sc encontraba Ell esta
ciudad de regreso de los Estados Uni
dos, fueron a sus oficinas a fin de
entrevistarle con ell objeto consabi-
do. Fontes no acudio csc dia a sus
oficinas Y es esta la bora que Ia CO.
mission de ferrocarrileros no puede
aun verle.
Pero dicen los con~vencionistas que
ellos veran a Zones sea donde sea y
que 81 este no accedc a SD iusta petit
cion, 10 pondran Embellishments en-
conocimiento de los gobiernos gene,
rales de todas las uniones ]ferrocarri
leras Y cue seran estas quienes de
cidan 81 van o no los feroviarios a |;
huelga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
T9YHX
IB AzXe

Contra los acaparadores de viveres.-Los ferrocarrieros
amenazan con la huelga.-Se lie concede amparo a
Martin Triana.-Una sublevacion impedida.-Tra-
.gedia s~ocialista en- una observation-disclosures para
las cumbres de MaItrata .-Cowdray, p%ropietario de
Ia Cfa. de Luz de Orizaba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
TRAGEDIA So
CIALISTA

Una fabrica de yeso de Ia Colonia
de Santa Julia fue aver teatro de
una verdadera tragedia en- que hubie-
ron de fungir como protagonistas el
dueho de Ia tai fabrica, senior Don
Valentin Medina, Y I'm operarlo de
la misma, de nombre Jose Garcia. La
tragedia fue bseve. va ell senior Me-
dina habiase encargado de su prepa-
racion empleando para clio su carac-
ter desp6tico, de un despotismo que
rayaba a veces en- Ia crueldad.
De este caracter eran victimas
sienpre sus ~operarios que sufrldos
V humillados en- no pocas veces hu'
bieron de sufrir sus amonestaciones,
sembradas no pocas wees de pala-
bras malsoantes Y originates las mas
de las ocasiones por cualquier nj,
miedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
UNA ~SUBLEVACION
IMPEDIDA

Fue en- verdad chusco el incidente
d que aver tuvo conocimiento IA
Inspection General de Policia. Trata-
Sc de algunos commentaries Y oficia.
les de la policia que fueron a una
centrica cantina para que Sc les cam
biasen por moneda fraccionaria sus
decenas que habfanles sido pagadas
en- monedas de 70.
Cuando entraron en- Ia cantina Sc
encontraron con dos jovencillos acica-
lados que les invitaban a beber. Les
agentes de Ia policia aceptaron Ia
copa que aquellos les ofrecian Y fue
entonces cuando los dos jovenzuelos
Sc descararon poniendo en- alto u
copas Y lanzando un viva a Ia re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

CIUDAD DE MEMO, Mayo s.
Fernando Saldana Galvan, Presiden-
te del Municipio de Mexico, ACADIA de
dictar acuerdos en- Que amenaZa a
todos aquelos concentrates en- articu
los de primera necesidad que tratan
de acaparar los comestibles, o bien,
que vendan los mismos a precios ex'
horbitantes cue les produzcan ganan-
cias inmorales
FL Presidente Municipal eXpidio
tales acuerdos apoyandose en 'el ar
ticulo % de Ia Constitution VICENTE,
el cual articulo lie autoriza para per
seglir Y .castigar con TODD rigor Y
en- defensa de la sociedad, a aque-
los concentrates que valiendose de
las c~riticas circunstancias por que
atraviesa ell pueblo, tratan de vender
sus comestibles a precios f%abulosos,
V cuado tai no consiguen, los es-
conden, los acaparan y los niegan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
Personals QUE SOLlClTARON
PASAPORTES PARA
MEXICO

S. R. Jeneings, para IA ciudad de
Monterrey.
John F. Mulhall, para Ia ciudad de
Mexico.
Carter Barker, para la ciudad de
Torreon, Coahuila.
Sra. Victoria NJ. de Olivarri. para
Ia ciudad de Monterrey, Nuevo Leon.
Mr. Martha G. Mauerrmann e hi
ia. para Ia ciudad de Monterey. n. L.
Mrs. Mary Jane Wheat e hija, pa
"a Ia ciudad de Tampico, lamps.
r. E. Mitchell, Para Ia ciudad de
Tampico, lamps.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

voluci6n. Los g~uardianes del orden
publice. creyeron que ~tratabase solo
de una broma. Ash pues. cuando los
dos mocozuelos les nvitaron a que
les accompaniment a los campos rebel
des para con ellos ~engrosaran las
flerzas revolucionarias, queriendo
la broma aceptaron la in
vitacion, salieron de Ia cantina y
m~ontaron en- un poderoso auto que a
la puerta tenian estacionedo los Chi
cos de Ia broma."
Sc trata de dos 'fifis' que Sc d.
observation-disclosures para su capote los
gendarmes cuando empeZaba a andar
ell coche.
Pe-o no tardaron en- darse cuenta
! de los serios p~ropositos de los joven-
rzuelos que va en- la calzada de Tlal-
pam daban al chofer las mas discre-
tas instrucciones para esquivar las
avanzadas carrancistas. Los gendar-
mes -~empezaban a "escamarse." Sc
miraban unos a otros en- el momento
en- que el chofer, temeroso, sc mega
ba a seguir adelante. Pero n de los
"revolucionarios" saco entonces I'm
I punado de monedas de ORC Y lie diJo:
-andale hombre. va sabes gu TODD
este sera tuyo 81 nos llevas ALA
Y ell chofer, codicioso, ~apretaba la
marcia.
Fue entonces, va cerca de Tlal-
pam. cuando cambiado que hubieron
entire 81 una mirada de i~ntellgencia,
los gendarmes sacaron a nj sus re-
volveres V Sc hicieron duenos de la
~situaci6n.
Los dos jovenzuelos Sc quedaron
at6nitos V ell chofer cast contento vol
VIC grupas.
Media bora mas tarde Sc represen-
taba el epilogo de la farsa en- la ms
peci6n de Policia a donde fueror
conducidos los ~incautos ~jovenes que
no acertaban a decir palabra.
Uno de los commentaries. persona
|je de Ia farsa, hizo ell relate Y 10:
imuchachos fueron i~nternados en- eel
das separadas donde habran de per
imanecer inconmunicados mientras Sc
averigua su s~ospechosa condIcta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
Sc LIE CONCEDE AMPARO
4 MARTIN TRIANA
J

Ell amparo interpuesto por Ia seno-
"a Maria Contreras de Triana en- ia
vor de su esposo, ell general Triana, y
contra actos de las autoridades mi
litares de la ciudad de QuerGtaro fue
aver concedido por e. Juzgado Sc
gundo Supernumerario de Distrito,
en- vista de que Ia Secretaria dc Cue
ira no rindi6 el informe que de ella
solicitara el expresado juzgado. FL
general Triara quedo a disposition
del Juzgado en- la Prisi6n de Santa
go.
Sabese que Ell defensor de Triana
va a ~solicitar cuanto antes Ia libertad
bajo caucion de su defense de quien
asegura que no iba a levantarse en-
armas, como creyo ell g%obierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
MURIO n
DE Los CELOS

ACADIA de fallecer en- el hospital
Juarez Ia mesera Virginia Contreras
a aausa del baiazo que ST. amante, e
estudiante de Medicina Nicolas Lo'
PEI lie disparara en- IN momento de
celos,
La vulgar tragedia Sc registro e.
domingo ultimo EN- Ia vivienda mime
70 50 de las Gales de San 1ldefon'
so.
Fue el agente del Ministerio Publ
CO quien tuvo conocimiento del acts
levantada con motive de Ia tragedia
en- question, quien aver tomara nots
de Ia muerte de Virginia Contreras
para agregar Ia tai nota al %eXpedien'
te que debera If a manos del juez cue
Sc encargue del proceso que va a ms
truirse en- contra del e%studiante L6-
PEI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
(yiene de "a Ia. PaEl

Gorde, despues de haber cumplido su
mission, Sc EMBARGO cor rumbo q San
Diego, Cali. habiendo llegado aqui
hoy.
Embellishments cue lego a No
gales. Sonora, Sc dirigi6 3 Ia casa del
general Obre46n a Fin de ~entregar-
lie a Ia esposa de este mensaies per-
sonales de el que lie fueron tonfia-
dos. Tambien trajo una copia del
manifesto del general Oregon, que
sera repartido entire los RESIDENCES
de los Estados de Sinaloa Y Sonora.
Finalmente, es portador Moreno de
importantes mensajes de Oregon
para el general Elias Gales y otros
liGeres nilitares que han abrazado la
causa de Ia li5ertad en- Ell Norte de
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09

Para Iibros en- e,psnol dirijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial L~ozano, 1Is
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave-, San Antonio,
Texasr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-09
POR LOS HOTELES

LEGO aver a esta. ~procedente de "a
ciudad de Saltillo, Coahuila, Y Sc hos
peda en- Ell hotel st. Anthony Ell Sc
nor F. j. Cardenas.
Sc hospedan en- ei Hotel Gunter el
senior Don Jose Camargo, procedente
de Ia ciudad de Mexico, Y el senior A.
Garcia PelIegrin, de Laredo, Texas.
LEGO A NOGALES UN ENVlA'
DO DE OREGON PORTA-
DOR DE MENSAJES DE
ESTE