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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15

NueStros lectores estan enterados
por Ia breve information que en es,
taS cOlumnas apareciera pCcOS dias
ha, de I'm extrano suceso que tuvo
por escenario I'm poblac6n miNteca,
enclavado entire las rocas de Ia sic
IRA oaxaquena. Y en- el que apare-
&c como protagomsta I'm hombre
que prolonga entire las hosquedades
de IA vida moderna, hasta hacerla
llegar al sacrificio, la adorable lc-
cura de Don Quijote.
Solo que este Doctor Di Gabrielle
consider6 que para Ia humanidad de
hoy. no bastaban los caballeros an
dantes; que para los entuertos :
las bellaquerias De hogano, I de-
bill ayma Ia espada del CaballerO de
In Blanca Luna 0 Ia lama de Tran
te Ell Blanco; que n maldad. actual
habia merester. no de IN p&ladin
que vengase agravioS, Sino de IN
redentor Que mUriese por los hon.
breS en- pleno pecado.
y saben "a nuestros lectores co
mo el Doctor Di Gabrielle, tras de
hacerse aparecer como IN nuevo Ne
sias entire los indigenaS de Tcquisis-
tlan, quiso, para cue Ia predica fue
ra fecUnda Y Sc realizara el milagro
de Ia redenci6n. morir en- una Cruz.
ccrlo el Rabino de Galilea.
Mas 10 que no saben nuestros lee
torres. eS que ell alucinado de OaXa
ca, acaso haya sido conocido por mu
chos de elloS. por cuanto que no
hace mucho tempo hubo de vivir en-
algunos lugares de Ia f~rontera, La
redo. el ultimo. desde dcnde estuvo
con Ia PRENSA, en- correspondent
ella f~recuente.
Rev:sando nuestros archives, nos
hemoS encontrado curiosoS { Intere-
santes documen.os. cue mueSt,an
ma Ease de Ia vida pinCOresca, u
venturcra ' extraHa del medico tia
liano que repr2dujo Ia passion 6tl
Senior. en- Ia semana Santa de 1920.
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DESDE TAMPTCO, TAMAULIPAS
SAN ANTONIO CRlNAMPA ES VA UN MUNICIPIO
Ese centric petroIero proximo a Tampico ha progresado tan
to que Sc Ia tornado un municipio ibre ALI
CONFLICTO POR Ell RELLENO DEL RIO TAMESI

genes del Rio TameSi, que Sc eStan
llevando a cabo por disposition de la
Secrataria de Comunicaciones Y O.
bras Publicas.
Dicho ingeniero do aviso al Mu-
nicipio de que aver mismo, 4 las diez
de Ia noche. daria principle Ell azolve
de los canales, a 10 que ell Doctor
Cansaco, Presidcnte Municipal. Sc c.
puso por razones fe intercs local, ma
n~ifestando que esas obras deberian
diferirsa hasta que el Ayuntamiento
terminara las tuberias del drenajc.
que. van a desembocar al Rio Panu-
co.
FL Ing. de la Federation dijo que
Fl no podia esperar NADIA, porque to-
MIA iustrucciones de dar principle deS
de luego.
En- ~atenci0n a esta respueSta el Doc
tor Canssco pidi0 amparo al Jusgado
de Distrito. ell que desde lu2co pros
per6. quedando solament3 ~pendiente
de proveido. Come para es:a dill
/ geucia - hacia necesario emp!ear al
gun tempo y la hcra de dar prin-
cipio a las obras del azolve Sc acer-
caba, el doctor Canseco Crden0 a Ia
policia cue impidiera por la fuerza,
81 So hacia necesario. que los oble-
ros del reliano comenzaran a vaciar
Ell material en- los ~canales.
El Ingsniero Fremont, que es ell d.
rector, Sc pressnt5 en- eSos momentos
! cTd.nando que fuera respetada ia
orden municipal, en- tanto que los ins
pectores del gobierno federal querian
que los lombreS del Resguardo AFRO
.jaIan\ de aquel lugar a la policia.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ia razon serene
los animos : no paso NADIA desagra-
dable.
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ESPIRIT5MO.
mACL, M~AGNETISMO, Etc.

c-r.- poc medic del NaEne-
80, baaos. mass5e y Stranasia - lSs
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-'-oa5uros, s~eS-e;cs - srs-t2, e. 80
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inual Le MaEiA NeSra "a.
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JESUS DE

Sus ultimas declaraciones, hechas
en- Veracruz el dia s de Mario son
las siguientes:
"Veracruz, 5 de mario de 1920
Los seres superiores me han dado
cuenta del fracaso del Ministro Gle
menceau como candidate a Ia Pre-
sidencia de la Republica F~rancesa,
fracaso que Sc debi6 a las maniobras
del Papa y de los jesuitas, que han
gastado montones de ORC para librar-
sc de e., reemplazandolo por un hon.
bre de su devotion.
Eel Creador Omnipotente. e. Pa
DIRE Celestial. cuyo corazon Sc des-
borda de amor, me ha ordenado sa-
crificarme para poDrar asi 10 blen
fundadas que Sc cncuentran mis- de-
nuncias. 4 la bora de mi muerte, el
mundo sera testigo de los mismos fe-
n6mcnos cue Sc produjeroE cuando
por primera vez vine a Ia terra.
MI muerte es impossible mientras
TO haya llegado el i~nstante fijado
| por mi Creador. Dos horas antes de
mi sacrificio, Ell humilde sacerdote
que me sostiene con sus consoles, re
cibira mi testamento. eS decir, las
ultimas ordenes que mi Padre Celes-
tial me haya dado.
En- consecucncia, yo. nombrado
hasta hoy solamente doctor Di Ga
briele. gozando de tQda mi raZon, pro
hibo formalmente a ~cualquier naci6n
0 gobierno. a cualquier persona de
mi familia. o d cualquiera otro CRU
pc, que hagan reclamaciones o que
! pidan indemnizaciones con motive de
mi muerte, nj al gobierno, nj al pue-
bio. nj al Clero mexicano, nj a mis-
ei%ecutores mismos.
BESIDE hoy recobro mi verdadero
nombre Y continuare siendo, como en-
e. pasadO, Jesus de Nazareth
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Tenia ademas. la moncmania de
enviar a los ~periodicos, los relatos
de 10 que Ell suS extasis veia, y de
que TODD Ell mundo Sc e~nterase de
sus prediccionss, cast siempre pavo
rosas. y siempra basadas On Ia hu
mana maldad, que habia menester
De castigo V de r]edencion.
En- varias o~casiones, nos envlo
predicciones suyas sobrc la paz, y
sobre la catdai y el destisr4'o do!
Kaiser Y del Kronprinz.
Hace dos amos, nos cnvio II eX
trana prediction: la de la destruc,
ci6n de Mexico, o de parte DE Me
.Xico. por m cataclismo.
Nos decia que, encontrandose en-
Roma habia visto sn mitad de un
extasis. un navio en- plena mar, DIES
de el cuaI salia una voz afectuosa que
10 llamaba Y lie decia: Parte.
Despues. habia visto en- mitad de
Ia bruma y de las sOmbras. I'm IcJa-
no pals que habia recOnocido al pun
TO: csc pals era Mexico pueblo
muy querido por ell y o verda-
dero dolor 10 habia contemplate en-
plena catastrofe, en- plena deStruc-
ci6n a~rrasados campos y ciudadeS
Dor IN incendio, desquiciado TODD
por un terremoto.
Atn cuando pas;ro largo tiompo,
las dos predicciones del Dr.. Di. Ga
brielle. Sc han realizado.
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No PODIA ESTAR EN- PIE.

No sc necesira mucho para que los
rinones no fu1cionen bien e inmedla-
tamente Ell ORGANISING empieza a lie
rarse de venenos que brigham gra-
YES Intermediates. D. C. Diamond. -.
$3.50 W. 80 St. Cleveland, O. dice:
Ia terrible tos Y resfriado que su-
fri afsctaron mis- rinoes Y mi es-
palda estaba tan delicada que no po-
6ia estatr de pie. Tome Foley Kid
Rey Pills V me dieron I'm excelente
resultado.' GAdv.l
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LIS ~PREDICCIONES DE
d. GABRIELLE

FL Dr.. Jose hi Gabrielle. pasaba
ante los que 10 comedian como un
deseQuilibrado. I'm deseQuilibrado de
una notable verbosidad. de clocuen
cia sugestiva en- ocasiones, tras de
Ia cual Sc adivinaba cierta cultura.
Decia tener alucinaciones frecuen,
ties. Y yer Ell porvenir en- extasis eX-
tranos, en- los cuales Gaia ~generalmen
te por Ia noche.
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IN CONFLICT0 POR LAS
OBRAS DE RELLENO

POGO alto para que el puerto pre-
sanciara aver un serio e%ncuentro
entire las fuerzas de Ia policia del Mu-
nicipio Y las del Resguardo. con las
cuales decia contar ell Ingeniero que
diriie las obras del relleno de las mar
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sIBLIOTECA DE INDUS4RiAo
LUCRATTVAS.

A 90 -z,taros rGda MOI
Cria de GallInas-
Cul,tyo Ge - PatA.A-
g~lz De Cabras.
.,5a.cs &c Cargo
Crfa Ge Cc-tcs-
C4hai.os De Trio.
Ga2aGo Lamar,
industrial AzucaCe-S-
Industrial AlSodone-s.
Industrial Vinzte-s-
Las flores y sus perfumes.
Exploitation de V2cas iecheTSs
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Sus ultimas declaraciones, hechas
en- Veracruz el dia S de Mario son
las ~siguientes:
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Rehold Nv Wife"

An appealing story Of the Canadian
Northwest is promised in George Mel
fords latest production, "Behold My
Wife, which will be seen at the Pal
ace theatre for two days commencing
Sunday. The picture was adapted from
a novel by Sir Gilbert Parker
The action centers around the in
cCngruous marriage of Frank Armour,
the younger son of an aristocratic
English family, and Lali, grandLaugh-
ter of an Indian chicftam, whom he
meets while serving as an officer cf
the Hudson's Bay Company in north
western Canada. On his return to the
company's tradir3g-post from a hunt
ing expedition, Armour receives word
that his fiancee in England has United
illim, largely on account Of his fam
ily's OPPOSITION to her. In u moment
OF drunken rage, Armour marr.us the
Indian maiden and sends her back 10
England to humiliate his f4:@liy. lo.s,
through the efofrts Of F..ol, c.3>r
brother, she develops into = ha.u jfa!
and polished young Woman and ho#
Young Armour himself is rlccus4a-l4
\ i,orms the them of the stol
Director Melford has 4t'@ugJ jsa
story amid rugged atmospheric u
rare beauty, thoroughly in keeping
with the theme. The notable cast in
cludes Elliott Dexter, Mabel Juienne
Scott, Milton Sills and Ann Forrest.
The picture is a Paramount.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23
| ~ /eI
tyGttfIg4EYI
Imperial Meeting
CalexicO

An interesting discussion of the
.oague Of nations took place at I'M
periat yesterday afternoon.
Delegates from III Contro to the
meeting, which was for women. We're:
Mrs. Violet Campbell, Mrs. Fuller,
Miss Hodge, Mrs. GriswOld, DR.. Hicks
Mrs. Nance, Mrs, Harrington Of Den
.cr and Miss Harris of the Red Choss,
Mrs. Campbell was the first speaker
and gave very comprehensive eX>
planation of the league, dwelling par
ticularly on Article 10. She also told
Of some of her experiences at the
democratic national convention.
{ DR.. Hicks spoke briefly stating that
Ehe believes The result of the election
will depend on how the women vote.
Mrs. Harrington spoke en- politics
in Colorado.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23
Chicken Roast TONIGHT

Tho "N-N7 club, made up OF The
uppcrgrade students of the Central
Unian high school, will hold their first
social event of the year this evening
at New River A chicken oast will be
the principal means of attraction.
Members of the faculty will act as
chaperons.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23
Visits King Solomon

Mitchell Lewis, clad in reindeer
parka, fur mukluks ard other ap-
parel worn for the character of
"Burnging Daylight the Jack Lon
don novel Metro is picturizing with
Lewis included in notable cast,
strobe across one Ct the open stages
at the Hollywood studios while that
production was being made, when one
Of the directors halted him with q
friendly greeting.
"Why the hurry?' asked the direc-
tor.
''Oh, just running over to see King
Solomon at the palace before | go
back to the Artic circle It's not
every day 1 get chance to visi. the
Asia Minor either. Living in Alaska
has its disadvantages"
The director stared at him amazedly
for moment. Then the big star ex-
planned that he wanted to see one of
the big, spectacular scenes from "Old
Lady 81" which shows u vision of
| King SolCmon's court.
Burning Daylight" Will be shown
tonight at the Topic theatre.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

immediate delivery, Crow Elkhart,
6 cylinder automobiles. S1955. See
lay Lewis, $50 Main street. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

CHIROPRACTOR - Well-known,
undeniable scccess. 422 Broadway,
Ell Centre, Hours: to 5 .. m.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Everything you want these chilly
days for light hot lunch at Neville's
Fountain.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

HONESTLY IT'S THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
REALTY COMPANY.
628 MAIN ST-AGv
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Those old fashioned home baked
pies at Neville's Fountain Lunch
ADV. 49,,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

DIR. H. w. OWEN, Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat. Glasses fitted. Dunaway
Bldg. Tel. "a. Residence, Barbara
Worth Hotel.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Immediate deliver. Cow Elkha.1s,,
cylinders, Si695. See Jay Lewis,
$50 Main street Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Immediate delivery Crow Elkharts,
/ cylinders, S1695. See Jay Lewis.
t50 Main street A.iy.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

See DR.. Harry Hooper fer Al den
tai work 547 Nar =.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Meet me at Neville's fountain lunch
at 12:30.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23
WHAT DO YOU PLAY?

Guitars, ViolIns, banIOes, UKUIeIe S,
bankujis, etc. Everything or anything
you want in the musical line. Francs
Drug store.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Immediate delivery, Crow Eikhart.
6 cylinder automobiles. S1955. See
lay Lewis. 450 Main street Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Marriage licenses were issued to the
following today: Daniel Grant, 36 and
Anna Christine Weinstcin, 27, both Of
Brawley; Basil E. Bishop, "a, and Ade-
line E. Schilling, 26, both Ct FL Cen
tro; Thomas Williams, 42, and Mary
.Cray-Brown, 81, both Of Campo; vii
liam j. Putnam, 20, Of Imperial and
Cora Steagall, %, Of Austin, Texas;
John Elijah, 2G, of FL Centre and Ella
Jaskson, Is, of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

A. Nance Of FL Centre, a stock
broker, was arrested ard lodged in the
county jail last right by Deputy
Sheriff Sam Griffin, charged with
RAISING worthless check on VaTney
Brothers. 1t is alleged the man pur-
chased merchandise to the value OF
$500 for which he gave & Chez. He
will be tried before justice Mayfieid
next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Eva A. Decker, teacher Of piano.
Leschetizky method taught. Apply
433 Olive street or Palace theatre.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

National Cash Register Co., 674
Main street, Ell Centro. L. f. Bell,
authorized sales and service represen-
tative. Phone 154W.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Wooda Blessy, Select Dancing Acad-
emy will soon open her studio at 723
Orange avenue for ballroom and class
cal dancing. Special children's classes
Private lessons taught now by appoint
Yent.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

The many friends Of Mrs. J. M. Tig
ner will be pleased to learn that she
is very much improved and is now
able to sit up for few hours each
dow
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Have you seen the latest leather
pocketbooks and the new jersey under
skirts at Lightbourn's Ladies shop
Barbara Worth Bldg.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

General Manager f. n. Cronholm of
Imperial irrigation district, will be the
principal speaker at the next weekly
luncheon of the Ell Centro Chamber
of Commerce President Clifford Cog
gins secured Mr.. Cronholm's consent
yesterday, and anticipates that the at
4cndants at the luncheon will enjoy
a rare treat.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Dancing school in Davis Hall, Fri
day and Saturday evenings. Chill
iren's class Saturday afternoon. Pri-
vate lessons by appointment. Phone
AZ. Nine. PaYne.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-23

Zoe Martinez. an Italian who was
found sleeping in box car ct Braw-
ley and sentenced to sixty days in the
Brawiey city Jail for vagrancy, and
was later brought to the county hos
pital suffering from insanity, was
committed to the state asylum at
Patton yesterday by Judge Pat. R.
Parker in Department 2 of the super
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WOULD SOONER TRUST MEN

I~enneeeee's woman banker, the onlv
woman bank president In the country.
while at Memphis attending the Ten.
nessee State Bankers convention. de-
cared she would lend to men in pref
+erence to some women. but frst-class
security was an essential.
She is Mrs. F. J. Runyon; wife q,
q physician. Her bank is at clarks-
vile, north central Tennessee. She
and the cashier, the wife Of the states
attorney for the county, are the only
onacers. All the directors are women
Men come to me, tell me their
business and borrow money" she said
our bank - only sever months old.
Its purpose is to aid yous people
n want to saw and that vas the
prime motive for It's Foundation. The
idea was carried out solely by women
but a man suggested It."
The bank has a capital Of SIS 900
and its nrst SIX months deposits ar
nrenated $4,000.
When called upon to address the
convention. Mrs Runyon declined
With thanks saying she never had
talked TO 80 many men.
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DETROIT AND
GRAND FORKS
B BEST GOLFERS
Detroit Wins the Morning
Matches; Grand Forks
Wins all Foursomes.

Detroit came out ahead in the golf
matches played Sunday morning, win
ing five out Of six matches and Far
go and Grand Forks broke even The
Detroit players had to leave at noon
sunday and were unable to play In
the afternoon matches. Z
Eight sets Of foursomes were played
IN the afternoon with Fargo and the
locals won every match. leaving the
Fargo men completely in the back
ground. No method Of choosing the
local players according to their ability
was used n many new men were
tried out. In the future. however, the
players will be chosen differently, the
local golfers decided after the match
es Sunday. !.
From now on. positions in team
work play will be rated according to
he scores, of the golfers. The five
best cards turned in by players after
team In the various positions accord
ing to their ratings.
In Saturdays matches the Grand
Forks men won seven, halved three
and lost one. Fargo won one, halved
one. and last two. Detroit ,halved two
and lost three:
Return matches will be played with
Bemidji. June rs and 81: with Detroit,
July II and IS, and with Fargo July
81 to August 1.
In the shortstop tournament started
May 81 by the local golfers, E. ],
Lander and E.. S. L'Esperance have
won out over all contentants and will
play a match for the honors on Tues
day or Wednesday evening.
A large number, Of the Grand Forks
golfers expect to attend the state tour.
nament at Bismarck. July $40. Con-
siderable interest is being manifested
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In the tournament This year, a I new
pion Rueter Will not enter the mitch
BURLESON REPLIES
TO ATTACK BY THE
G. o. P. CONVENTION

Warrington. June 1A-Postmaster
General Burleson issued statement
yesterday declaring that lin the light
Of the truth the. arraignment Of pos
party platform adopted at Chicago
falls harmless at their feet"
Replying to the declaration in the
platform that the present administra
ton destroyed the efficiency Of the
telephone and telegraph service when
controlled by the government" Mr..
Burleson quotes from statements of
the late Theodore N. Vail. president
Of h American Telegraph and Nele-
phone company, President Carlton Of
the Western Union company and 9TH
were successfully administered by the
government and returned in good
condition.
Mr.. Burleeon says the republican
organization In a tentative draft Of
It's platform made a Sinister insinua-
ton" that during government control
the wires we're used for purposes of
political patronage and political es-
pionage." He declares hat Of the four
new places created for the wire ad-
ministration three were filled with re-
publicans and he challenges the re-
publican organization to prove there
was even an attempt at political
espionage"
The charge is not made with a
purpose, he declared, adding:
What the amount Of a certain
contribution. to the republican cam
paign fund and it will be disclosed
that a certain interest which, having
failed to control o even influence a
republican congress by Shiny false
hoods, because both sides could be
, heard. temporarily got in its work on