davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
At the Strand.

Enid BENNETT plays ut her best in
"Her husbands Friend" the Strand
+, feature and altho the picture is some
| ~ hat sad, nevertheless IL affords he;
| good role. She plays the part of
! the lonely wife who spends weary
hours waiting for the husband who
is jolly good fellow and liked the
night life better than his own fire.
side. y divorce eliminates their ro-
nance aud alimony is arranged by a
friend of Billy, Prince Hadley, sign
ing the guaranty bond along Will.
!, Billy.
SiilS's life Is short and the next
scene shifts to the country where
Prince, having Il hard time to pay
the moral obligation OF his chum who
had lost everything just before lac
was killed. is trying to make more
money by isolating himself and paint
ing with vengeance.
OF course he meets Mrs Westover
tEnld) incognito, each falling to re-
veal their identity. Prince declares
himself but says he is entangled with
a woman which makes Mrs. Westover
very angry. 1t all comes out that she
has accepted his money, eliminates
with a collision of their car with
train and ends happily in hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
CHOSEN FOR
1921 CONVENTION AT oskA-
LOOSA MEETING.
SERVICE STAR LEGION TO
MEET EARLY IN DECEMBER


The third annual convention of the
Service Star Legion of Iowa will be
held in this city in 1921. The meet
ing probably will be the first week in
December. Marshalltown was chosen
as the next meeting place at the Os-
Ealoosa convention. just closed. At
the OskalooSa convention forty chap
ters sent delegates and more than 100
were present. 1t Is expected the
meeting in 1921 VIII be larger beca use
OF the rapidly increasing membership
OF the league and the constant estab-
iishment of new chapters.
Mrs. Charles A. Borg. Of this city,
was honored at the Oskaloosa meet
ing by being named member of the
state executive board. Mrs. Berg at
tended the meeting as credc nAiaIs
chairman. Other delegates frtH the
local chapter were Mrs. Philip Nogt
and Mrs. Hattie F.. Jones. Mrs. II.
a. bennett attended as visitor.
Legion Officers For 1921.
Legion officers for the ensuing year
We're elected as follows:
President. Mrs. w. e. G. Saunders,
Enmetsburg: first vice president,
Mrs. Carrie G. Hunter Newton; sec
ond vice president. Mrs. j. II. Corey,
Spencer; third vice president, Mrs.
Kate Rogers. Boone: fourth vice
president, Mrs. May BousQuet, Knox
vile: president gold star division,
Mrs. Lou C.. McHenry, Des Moines;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Laura
Oskaloosa; treasurer, Mrs.
John, Nash, Eddyville; historian. Mrs.
Walter Canaday Des Moines.
The local chapter will plan to en-
terrain the legion royalty and COM
will be named at an early
date to make arrangements for the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
TELLS IOWA'S STORY.
Professor John c. Parish Traces De-
velopment in Local Lecture.


Prof. John c. Parish, of Iowa City,
associate editor OF the State Histor-
zeal Society, gave a most instructive
address on The Story of Iowa" be-
fore the members of the Historical
Society of Marshall county and their
friends in the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium
Friday night.
Professor Parish introduced his
subject by stretching tho physica,
background of the middle west and
presenting the individuality of the
state as great heritage. The theme
OF the discussion began with the geo.
logical foundation and growth Of
plant and animal life and OF physical
features. This led to the early Indian
life, and the forerunner of the white
civilization. the explorers and the fur
trappers, the shadows OF the life to
come
A particularly interesting phase of
the statH's story, the speaker said
were ~. ideals and working forces Of
the pioneers and early builders, who
represented "the most praiseworthy
peiiou sinu people Oh the CROWN Oh
our state" He cited examples OF pio.
neer initiative and spirit demonstrat..
ed by various achievements.
The building of institutions with
the passing of the pioneer period
formed the next stage Of development
In the state. Taking this thru the
war periods and great movements
and advancements. Mr.. Parish showed
In most intimate manner how this
entire story was one OF human forces
and spirit rather than one Of mere
physical years.
Following the sketch of the history
Mr. Parish told OF the ideals and pur-
pose of the historical society and its
relation to the study and growth CT
the local surroundings. The privileges,
duties and responsibilities of the unit
In such an organization, which are
necessary to the possibility of the
society as a whole. was clearly made
and the Importance Of individual In
terest and work was emphasized that
the spirit of the ideal might be mairi
tanned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
TIMES REPUBLICAN, MARsHALLTOWN IOWA, NOVEMBER 90 1929

visiting Mr.. Giffords uncle E. B.
Clifford in Laurel. and other friends.
They will go TO Florida for the win
ter
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Irons, are par
ents to a daughter born Saturday.
Mrs. Merle c. Patton, and son
Lamar, returned Monday from a ten
days stay with Mrs. Pattons parents
at Newton.
Mr.. kortie is visiting his children
IN and near Laurel. Later he will
go to California for the winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20

spent Wednesday in Marshalltown.
Ellis Tribby accompanied a ship
lrent of cattle to Chicago Monday
night.
Quite a crowd attended the Prehm
and Elliott wrestling match held at
Collins Tuesday evening.
superintendent Gregg was called
from his school duties this week by
the death OF mis- stepmother.
Mrs. Ellen Daugherty went to Des
Moines Thursday to visit relatives.
Revival meetings are being held at
the NJ. f.. church. Rev o. w. Lippin-
colt of Gilman is in charge.
Miss Myrtle Doucherty went to
Sioux City Thursday to visit with
relatives.
Rev. r. E. Thompson and Rev. Lip
pincott were in ATTENDANCE at the
gathering of Methods. preachers
held in Marshalltown Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
Thrown From Bicycle; Injured.

Cecil. the 14-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Males, 706 North
Third street, fell from his bicycle
Friday. striking against the curb. and
was rendered unconscious for a haf
hour. He returned to consciousness
at a nearby residence and was re
moved to his home.
Cecil was riding in North Third
street and when near Park street had
removed his hands from the handle
bars. His front wheel struck against
some obstruction and was turned 10
one side abruptly. Examination
failed,s however. to- show any marks
or bruises or any indications Of In
ternal injury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
AMUSEM ENTS.
Big Sensation" Show Presents Few
Clever Features.

Big Sensation" Show Presents Few
Clever Features.
The big Sensation" Show, featur-
ing Harry C'iickey") LeVan. APP
pearing Friday night at the Odeon,
had few good features altho il APP
parently pleased the audience. which
was not large. LeVan's style of
comedy is funny but the entire Sur-
den of making the patrons laugh fell
on his shoulders, his comedy support
being of light weight. The Three
sensation Syncopatcrs pleased ana
'Ukelele" Hughes proved himself a
marvel on the Hawaiian instrument.
The feminine principals were net
above the average and the chorist :
ers would win no medals in compe-
tition for buriesque honors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
town he slapped with Jesse Bridg-

town he slapped with Jesse Bridg-
man.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
EridSman who have lived in Abba
lor few months past bid goodby to
friends and started for California,
they will go all the way by auto.
The many friends Of Miss O'Neal
Will be glad to learn that she did not
need an operation and is In school
again at the regular work.
Mrs. l.. j. Perry Of Jesup arrived
or Thursday to spend the winter with
her son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
At the Casino.

THE Price of Redemption" at the
Casino. is an deliberately and beauti-
fully staged play telling OF the strug-
gle of England to control the Afghan
istan border,
Bert Lytell plays the part of Der
ing, one of the military heroes. who
sacrifices himself TO protect his wife
from knowing her fathers infaIny.
He sinks rapidly until he becomes an
outcast in the Indian town where he
was once famous. Raised from the
depths by the Indian ruler for his
own plans for revenge, he redeemed
by a threat that unless he makes
good his wife will be told his secret.
He Is In time to prevent a massa-
ere of the English by the Indian
ruler. There is well laid plot car
ried out with sustained interest and
fine scenic effects.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
News of Albion,

The second number of the Lyceum
course was Joy to everyone of the
large audience which were assembled
at the NJ. E. church Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Clarence Burgdefer gave in his
own way humor that was new and
sharp and from the beginning there
was not dull moment.
Mr.. W. II. Huftalin. who made his
home in Albion some ten years ago
with his daughter. Mrs. Figert, but
row living at Marathon. a.. spent
few days visiting in town, while in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
Laurel Items,

to Elodra. The house in which he
lived was sold.
Richard Ingraham has bought of
H. G. F. Vessels the house where
Mr.. Johnson lived and has moved his
family into Laurel.
DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Sharp and
daughter returned Monday from
Montezuma where they were visit
ing relatives.
Misses Paul, LaFrand and Muir
dock. students at Grinnell College.
came Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with their parents.
Ezra clifford. of Dakota, has been
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
"THE sATlREs OF 1920"
Fanchon and Marco At the Odeon
Tuesday Evening.

tuesday Evening.
Fanchon and Marco. co-stars and
producers of The Satires of 1920"
the super-revue with a real plot
which comes to the Odeon Tuesday
night. have with them five famous
comedians. Lloyd and Wells, Arthur
West, Al Wohlman and John Shee-.
han Miss Eva Clark, the coasts
noted prima donna, and a host of
other principals. including Muriel
tryker Daisy De Witte and Lucille
Harmon. One of the big features is
cirls-a stage full Of California buds,
all beautiful and shapely.
The production holds the motion
picture industry up to satire. and
shows the efforts Of Texas oil king
to produce a feature film. The clever
hook is by Jean Havez Of "Ziegfeld's
Follies" fame, the cOstuming is by
Lester of Chicago, and the music and
lyrics are from the pen Of Fanchon
and Marco. Odeon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
Rhodes News.

The Community Club program
given at the high school building
Friday evening was well rendered
and much enjoyed
Miss Fora Phillips returned To sier
work III cedar Rapids Saturday after
O visit at the home OF her father w.
G. Phillips.
DR., and Mrs. L. E. Noble and Miss
es Agnes Buck and Bertha aut ray
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20

Nice. big, juicy pumpkin pies.
made with Jack Sprat pumpkin
Sprat canned pumpkin, sold by all
grocerS. Advertisement,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
In Municipal Court.

Carl Wright. arrested Friday at
ternoon by Bailiff J.. D. Hampton.
charged with malicious mischief
posted bond of $500 for his appear
ance at 10 a. M, Nov. Is, in NUM-.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20
Rubber

The value of any rubber depends
altogether on it's quality. Our rubber
looks good and wears well because
we only stock the best goods here.
THAT you need rubyer goods at
times is we'll understood. but that you
may buy rubber goods here of high
quality at low prices ii is well TO un-
dcrstand.
WILL YOU trust the matter OF rubber
selection to us? Will YOU cake our
word for the quality of any piece of
rubber we sell you? We guarantee
whatever we offer.
WEAR our hot water bottles out if
you can. but they'll outlast your best
expectations. They are made to wear
we guarantee them.
PHONE liz
MAYER'S
The Quality Drug Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-20

cipal court. The complaint was filed
by w. Is. Mcdonald, who charged
that the defendant threw emery dust
into the rear axle of his automobile.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
QUIEREN QUE HAYA
REMEDO DE LUCIA

Pero 81 ~inEeniero Bonilias eSta a
bandonado poi complete V sin fuerza
moral sufieiente para enarhoiar Ia
handera del partido civilista. FL CRU
DO ha de~saparecido practicamente,
pues sus principales lideres Sc hal!an
prisioneros o e~scondidos. temiendo
las persecuciones. Pero sobre TODD,
Harillas Y los vicilistas carecen va de
n fuerza Que supo orEanizarlos y
conducirlos al campo de Ia lucha
electoral. fuerza que qued6 destruida
en- T~laxalaltongo.
Mas clio no importa: los fderes
obreconistas So eSforzaran 1or hacer
que 81 ~inEeniero Boniilas vuelva a Ia
palesIra para que dispute el triunfo
al general Obreg6n en- las elecciones
de septiembre.
e. general Obreg6n esta seguro de
81 tr!unfo. pero le disgustarfa ser
electo en- IA misma forma' que 10 fut
Caranza er 1917. Necesita un COM
Detfdor = quieR atacar durante IA gil
RI politica Y q QUEEN veneer en- los
comicios.
FL i~ngenicro Bonillas debe. por 10
tarto. corJ!nuar SUI propaganda poll
rica en- favor de su c~andidatura. Ten
dram 81 V los nuevos amigos que To-
gre reunir. completes garantfas. Pc
70 entretanto. los lfderes que hicie-
ron 81 campana hace dos meses es-
tan vencidos y prisioneros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
Fue d~epuesto...
(Viene de Ia Prinera)

tad popular, sino por csc gobIerno.
provisional. y no he creido de mi de
Der hacerlo. sin antes dirigirme por.
este medic a mis- conciudadaEos, sin
distinction de partidos. con Ell objetoI
de que 81 sentir popular Sc manifies
to de una n clara y paciftca-
mnte ~ordenada, indicandome el CANT
no que debo seguir.'
Il manifesto. sin embargo. no pro-
dujo ningun resutado favorable para
Ell Ayuntamiento que presidla ell senior
Cardenas, pues al fin Sc ri6 obligado
= hacer entrega a Ia persona desig-
NADIA por ell Gobernador Provisional.
BESIDE aver. por 10 tanto, Presiden-
,e Municipal de Matamoros el senior
Miguel Elizondo.
Il Ayuntamiento depuesto no Sc ha
dado por vencido Y ha ~resuelto lie
a ell asunto ante el Presidente de
"a Huarta, Y en- case de &c ootener
una soluci6n favorable. recurrir a Ia
Suprema Corte en- demanda de am
,aro contra os actos del G~obernador
provisional del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
LOS INGLESES EVACUAN
LA PLAZA DE ISMID

PARIS, JUNO I'm despachO de
Constantinopla recibido hoy aqui, "a
nuncia que las tropas inglesas que
ocupaban la plaza de Ismid estan
evacuando esa posici6n, en- vista del
ultimatum que les fuera enviado por
las fuerzas de MustafA Renal Baja,
que amenaza;ban atacar esa plaza ST
no Sc evacuaba en- tres dias.
Tai ultimatum de los nacionaiIstas
Ifue possible en- vista de Ia reduction
de Ia ~guaCrici0n inglesa de Ismid,
|pues de 10000 hombres que Sc halia-
ban en- esa ciudad. quedaron solam2u
I" Lno: 5000. habienGH sido e. reaun
enviado a Batum.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
LILA MODA AL DIA.....
LA FAlOA PLISADA DE MoDA.

La falda plisada es Ia faIda del
dia: la Ultima palabra de la moda
para la estaci6n que esta para ter
minar y Ia pr6xima del veraHo. Su
apariCi6n ha sido recibida con YER
dadero Juror, sin duda por Ia como
didad V distinction que dicha brenda
encierra. La falda plisada. no pue-
de decirse que sea una novedad de
Ia moda. pues desde hace "a varlos
amos esa clase dc brenda sc ha We
nIdo usando, con mayor o menor a
c~eptaci6n. confeccionada principal
mente con franelas y generoS de Ia
IA. Ahora. Sc hace de todas las te-
las V Sc combina para todos los yes
tidos, usandose 10 mismo para los
trajes de Gale, como para los de pa
SEQ O vista Y en- ocasiones hasta
para algunas funciones sociales de
cierta formalidad. En- reSumen, cue
Ia brenda es e. extreme practica.
En- el modelo que hoy ofrecemos a
nuestras lectoras. Ia aid plisada,
que Sc muestra, es de satin y usada
con IN sweater de salida, pue6e
servir perfectamente como vesttdo
de deporte. o bien combinada con
una blusa, como la que muestra el
snismo modelo hace I'm bonito traje de
Gale o paSeo. FL estilo de Ia blusa
que lleva e. modelo es muy original,
a Ii vez que de Ultima moda. La
brenda esta ~confeccionada con ere
pc ]Georgette de tom rosado. con "a
p2rte superior, comprendiendo e.
crello, de encaje de Ealenciennes. FL
corte del busto. es enteramente liso
= e. cuerpo de la blusa cae sin a.
Justamierto hasta Ia ltnea de Ia ca
dera, ST bien Sc alta o IN cinto de
satin, por Ia cintura, pasando e. Gin
20 por debajo de III entrepano que
Va por e. freH;e de Ia blusa. La par
te de ssta que Queda debajo de Ia Gin
tura como un peplum. lleva como a
dorno. una Serie de tiras encarru-
jadas del misno material de Ia blu
M, e igual adorno va en- los punos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09

c!f!co." a Ia saxon surto en- csc puer-
10. q socorrer a "a ~tripulaci6n y pasa-
ie de la embarcaci6n encallada- Ri Pa
cffico lego sin novedad al lugar De-
siniestro; dos marinos Sc eckaron a!
aqua 4 fin de lmarrar un cable n va
Torcito enca:lado. pero cuando enpe-
zaba Ell remolque, Ia nave, va muy
maltrecha por los tumbos de las olas'
no resistij ia tension Y Sc romplo.
Mas tarde puiO saberse cue la en-
barcacion encallada era Ell motor aIle-
ricano Queen Of Hawai- que zarpo
de este puerto el dla S del pasado
mes de Mayo yendo iripulado por su
mismo captain Albert Bode. quien re-
cibi6 permiso de Ia Capitania del puer
10 para salir solo a bOrdo de su m
b~arcacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
Los Republicanos....

, jViene de Ia la
hacerse bajo la administration de
Wilson. o bajo C~Ualquiera admins
que con.la suya tenga sImpa-
tia. Su miserable fracaSo en- Mexico
liza durado siete amos V ma llegado Ia
Ihora de Que sc ponga I'M fin a Ia 81
Ituaci6n lneX!cana, que es una YER
~suenza para los Estados UnidoS y
una desgracia para Ia civilizacIon- 81
iheInos de toElar parte er Ia obra de
modification Y re~Stauraci6n de- null
do. comencemnS por NeN;co. 81 noSo-
i,-cs proclan:amos = enarbolamos Ia
idoctrila Monroe contra Europa. CO.
mo 10 hemrs hecho por nuestra Sc
E,uridad. asi tamhien debemos acep-
tar Y cunpir las responsibilities
iquc csa d"ctrina nos impone.
MEXICO y NO
ARMENIA
IT -. esiieute no Ia pod.Io " no
ha querido LAGER algo por MeAico.
dondn la guerra civil Ia durado lar
nos amos. donde reina la ~anarqula J
donde el pueblo esta suGriendo gran
dcmeHte. nero cree de nIestro deber
quo aceptemos 81 mandate dc Arlnc-
M. que nos ohligarfa 4 envi&r nueS-
tro e~iarcito ALA por un tempo in
definido. V que nos cost2ria. Inclu-
verdo eli c~iarci;o Y Eastos civiles, Sc
tenta V cine" m.lones el primer mo.
V cue ademas nos embrolLaria en- TO-
dos los enredos Q intrigas en- el Asia
Memo comarc%S veciDas.
Mexico sc halla a nuestras puer-
- ,-.. .-.,,a. I.taf- HE "a -
tar con nueStra republiCa vecina. de
acuerlo con Ia doctrina Monroe. pc
re- 10 h&- mo,irO alguro. por mas.
que nos rrc;:uatemos cuaI es. que
nos obligue = ccntar cl mandate pa
"a Armenia.
FL rucDlo americana tienC una
gran simpat:a por Armenia y ha da-
do Culrcntl n!llones de IJlareS para
alivio de- 81 pueblo que sufria los RI
cores del han re V que es un pue
bio yaiiente Y digr0 que mereCe a
.yuda Y que ha cstublccido un 60
hi"rro. E.s:amos deseoSos de ayudar
q Armenia pol todCs los medioS "a
zon:.bles V sir. duda alGuna asl 10
l,arcmOs. perO &Ccrtar q manCGto
para dominlr. prote=cr } GnbernaE "a
uuel pa&s SigiNiiicarla 81 enviar nues-
tros hiios Y hCrmaaos . servIr Y sa-
c-ifjcar e,.s villas en- Armenia poT
tempo indcfinido. Est" g q manda-
70 me ri SaradC de los EstadoS Uni
dos nurca aceptarj. Este es IN plan
one sc ros tiende para envolvernos
n las resoorsabilidadeS de Ia IiGa
de as Ngciones en- todas las Suerras
= -L- - 4. m
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
Sc INTENTO DESARMAR A
UNA C0MPANiA DE
REECHSWEHR.

BERLIN. JUNO S.-Tres personals
resultaron muertas Y tres heridas en-
un choque que tuvo lugar aver en- Ia
region suroeste de Ia IONA neutral,
a Intentarse desarmar a una "ompa-
mia de Reichstwchr, scgun dice un
despacho recibido aQui hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
QUE Sc
A ~RIVALlDADES

"Mrx!co-prosiguc.-es rico Y es
=,aadc. Su riqueza lie Ia sido it'll. de
url singular c~ficacia. A ella Sc debe
que csa naci6n saQucada ina V otra
vez, haya resistido triunfalmente.
Mrer:o CIrranza. es de Greer que So
Dre 81 tumba Sc a]plaQUen las rivali-
dades teHebrosas Y Mexico Sera o que
dehe scr: IN pals iusto, un pals Ii
hrc dispuesto 4 ser hermano de to'os
los pueJlos que Q~uieren serlo de t!".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
HESTORIA.

r,r-SA V FI-SlIA&tENTO De MN
MILIANO y De SUS GEN1H-ls
- Y-z,ioag-os en- c, Cs--u de las
;,r-.s y Hefe-scrcz. aeUSa
CaanPahas' l",sTS -r..,4s a inter
Clones. G1SeH's's' -S.n-, y Mira
e. Pa%o'@r ~ -. ro-5o-ne al
mSG. -,a 81. rs.usutr. 81 e., -A-caj
orlSlnaI tLs - --Sl.7o
'H ---r-, M rT-AEEZ y
GHS%s2cT I,s-ry Y las aainas ae
80 ,r-.or., p E.da.-o. los ao-
S1- - Ga,-.--a= y Ia-aE0
NOS IA. Ea-sy. p-y-c-n d.
a - - r-,r,-,o en- Mexico. ec-.SL.Iy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
UN SARCO AMERICANA ENCA-
LA CERCA DEL PUER-
TO DE ACAPULCO

ACAPULCO, Guerrero. JUNO 3.-En
Eel Pho de IA Cuesta," lugar cercano
q este nuerto amaneci6 varada una
pequeFa e~mharcaciGn. pOr 10 que An
tonic Mar;.ncz. cfe deras O~peracio-
res MilIiares. al Immediate orden pa
~ que ~s:tiicSc cl vapor n~aciorTl IA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
CROCKET AUTO LIVERY

TeIefonos Crockett 996, 7O4 9
Ell UNlcO SlTlO MExiCANc DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CiUOAD.
Carros a~prop0sito y a precios ra-
zonahles. e~speciales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. $500 por
bora. Para fuera de Ia ciudad, precios
cspeciales. Servicio rapido dfa Y no.
che. Leon A. Martinez. Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-09
R~EAPERTURA DE UN CAFE
MEXICANO

La Casa del Rio, famoso restaurant
mexicano, Sc ha can:biado a los hajos
del Gunter Building, en- la esquina de
las GALES de Houston y St. Mary's.
(Adv.)