davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-19
RECORDS EARTHQUAKE.

Chicago, Oct. 18.-An earthquake shock which started at SPA a. m. to- day and was still continuing at a. m. was recorded on the seismeograph at the University of Chicago. The maximum was said to have been reached at 3:50 a. m. C. A. Donnell, in charge of the bureau said the shock was of moderate intensity and was centered about 5, $50 miles from Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Apples-good- apples several varieties. They are here. Car on Third and Pine street, Hightower building. Better hurry. Drive your car by and get them. Bring sack or something to put them in. $200 per bushel. Yours for. S. P. Dowdy, phone 1899.
 10-18-6t with board for couple without children or two young men. Phone 90S, 903 West Barraque street.
 10-1S-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-19

Owners of horses and blooded stock are large users of Liquid Borozone. It heals wounds, fostering sores, barbed wire cuts by mild power that leaves no disfiguring scar. Price sos, 60, and s120 Sold by W. L. Dswoody and company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-19

picture famous retreat of Admiral kolchaks army of increasing Bolshevk of Siberia Kolchaks the longest in hsory-3OO0 miles Like disastrous The 5000 miles were covered winter, much of the trip being made on Omsk kol- chak ARussn government of which Omsk or 1orces was sho
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-19

Rub-My-Tism is a great pain kill fer. It relieves pain and soreness
 caused by rheumatism, neufalgja
 sprains, etc. Any
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-19

lEHRub-MyTism Is a powerful anti septic; it kills the poison caused from infected cuts. cures old sores. letter, etc. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-19

CLEVELAND = General Vii, l,,am McMaken of Toledo Is the new president of the 37th (Ohiol
 Division Association, which heid m annual meeting here during 1:fhe. American Legion convention. ssFnIedo Will be the next meeting 1lace ot the division reunion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
THE TIMES

a. the Orpheum theatre today aud
sunday other numbers on the week
end bill are Mezpah SalbiRi 81 Co., in
THE Wonder Woman" Leonard &
Germalne who do songs and dances
Kelly q KoEie with "Oolufs; Jack RoG
ers. the comedian, and Allen 6 Barkiey
in The Candy Shop." Many Feserya.
lions have already been made for the
midnight show New Years Eve
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
FAMOUS SECRET
SERVICE MAN COMING

Captain Thomas 4. Halls. OF Indian
apoiis. who worked for years With
Mai Allen Plnkerton. WILL be IN Ham
mOnd on Wednesday evening. Dec
18th. TO talk to l5e young men on
criminals / Have Met
At one time Halls was left for dead
By the James bows on the western
plains. later helping 70 exterminate
Abe entire gang. lie viii also give the
IL history 81 Charlie Cllich. the most
expert couaterfeiter ever known, and
ii Peter MeCartner. the king 81 the
counterfeIters, and many others.
The attendance Is limited 70 the
Young Mems bible Classes Of the
Methodist ana PRESBYTERIAN churches.
and the dinner and entertainment IS
the result Of membership contest
between Charles Surprise and L. L.
Bomberger. the teachers Of the class
:. Young men from ! TO 80, who en-
roll in either class tomorrow. VIII get
in on the dinner Wednesday evening
al 6:30
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
GIRL TEAM TO
PLAY FIRST GAME

The Betz girls basket ball team will
Lay its first game or the season next
Monday night, Dec Is. at the Irving
school gymnasium The game IS
scheduled for 7;45 D. m. and the ad-
mission fee has been fixed az % cents
The Beta team will play the Letz
Manufacturing company girls team OF
crown Point, reputed 70 be the
strongest girls team In the state.
some time ago a call was sent out to
Z girl employees of the Frank s. Betz
pany in an effort to organize a
basket ball team. The response was
80 great that material was found for
more than two full teams. They OBJ
aimed the services of a capable coach
and began TO practice two or three
ishts a week; series Of elimination
games were &layed and a first team
selected. They aspire to the Industrial
eha1pionship Of the city. county or
state and Captain Ruth Schroeder has
hurled a defy at every girls organiza-
ON in the region. Miss Schroeder
says that male baseball players are not
he only by-product Of the Betz plant.
She claims that they also produce first
class lady athletes. that her team is
n principle and If anyone doubts their
statement. they may have proof OF a
more convincing nature. by simply get
ting in touch with her at the Betz Of
ice.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
MCCORMACK
IN FRANCE

PARIS. Dec. ILL. s. Senator Me-
dili Mccormack, who has been here
for-sorne weeks studying the European
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
EMERSON
BADLY TRIMS
{. CHICAGO

Emerson walloped her old enemy
Es&t Chicago last night 10 the tune Of
32-2. The game was played al the
team at a disadvantage. The game
~es fast and excellent team work and
guarding was shown on the part OF
Emerson.
East Chicago true to her traditions,
played hard TO the last whistle. bat
was no match for the strong Emerson
I'VE. Emerson players made one Held
goal after another while East Chicag
vas unable to make basket. Fate
seemed 10 be against the losers in the
few chances they had 10 score. for ev-
cry time the East Chicago boys sent
The bali 10 their basket il rolled around
he inside and bounced out again.
East Chicago turned out in large
numbers to support their team and
roofing competition waxed hot during
the entire game. The opening game
and the SophomoFes. both OF Emerson,
resulting in score of e26 in favor OF
rha second team. The lineup:
East Chicago. spudick. l. F..
Creswell: r. r.. Johnston, Matiasow-
sky: L. c., Popovich; R. G. Lloyd.
, Cook.
Emerson-C.. Strutridge; L. F.. SID
ley; r. F., Ruman. l.. O.. Aldridge;
2. O.. Wood
Free throws-East Chicago: Johns
tone. 2: Emerson: Sibley.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
HOW STOCKS
OPENED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEl

NEW YORK. Dec 11-Pressure con
tinued to be eyerted against the stock
market at The opening TO-DAY initial
quotations showing declines Of from
fractions to over one point
Steel common yielded fractionally 4
so. American Wooden continued IL
heavy supply and after advancing -
SO Ia had a quick reaction 10 %
Southern Pacific advanced Sd 10 I9c
il ana then fell to 90 3-s
Baldwin Locomotive dropped one
point 10 50 IA and Republic Steel
showed an equal loss TO 81 Mexican
Petroleum declined points 10 1877 y
Royal Dutch was again in supply.
falling two points 10 621a. Reading
yielded nearly one point 70 IS and
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil dropped l y
to 37h. Crucible Steel yielded l z to
s. u. s. Rubber declined ] ~ 10
s4ls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
CHICAGO CAsH GRAY.

wHEA T-No. 2 red, s2.o6: mikes
s17e1a; , northern spring. $50
northern spring, SIS.
CORN-No. 3 white. 711ac; ? yellow
74e; white. &c = yellow. .oQ 7sc
white. s4lee.
oATs-No. white. ~ q soc white
asa 4slae: white. 4sg4s34c
CHICAGO vEAL-5o 10 60 lbs. Zoe
10 to so lbs. l1@12c: 80 to 10 lbs. Is q
l4c; fancy. 15e; overweight kidneys
1fe TO IT. lbs. sq 10c.
BUTTER Receipts 4.sf5 tubs; ex-
ira frsts. As12 Q4sc; vrst asa 44e
packing stock 1917 25c
EGGS-Receipts I.4ss cases; currerf
receipts G. a 1c; ordinary frsts. Ga 2
ssc; frsts 7eTf.c. extra, 57ls q 5sc
checks. A. q SOC; dirties, 81 55c.
CHFES E-Twins, new. 22c. daisies
231ec. young Americas 25tac, long
horns. 251.c brick. poe
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys. Ssc.
chickens. 1ea24c. springs. 24c, roos-
tors, 1Sc. goose. 24c. ducks. csc
POTATOES Receipts. "a cars. Nm
nesota and o9os sl5oQ1.so
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11

sitlation. viii leave tonight for Ge-
neva and thence will go TO Vienna
Prague and warsaw. returning to Paris
on Dec. Is Senator Mccormack said
70 the International News Service
while preparing for his Departure
: 4 am quite unable 10 make a state
ment az yet. The important CONVERSE
tions I have had with leading French
statesmen, such as President Miller
and ex-President Polncsre. Premier
Leagues and ex-Premier Briant were
OF a private nature"
The senator expressed himself as
much impressed with Frances efforts
OF after-the- war restoration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
BANQUET FOR
statesmen

Statesmen and officials of the Marvel
Non Electric Vacuum Cleaner factory
Of Hammond. were entertained at din
ner last evening by the members of the
distributing agency hlch occupies
Room $40 OF the Hammond building.
The diYner was served al the Lyndora
hotel and afterward the diners retirei
to the Blue Room where many inter
est facts were discussed regard the
great possibilities II the Marvel
cleaner. Few people in Hammond arr
aware that this household accessory
IS manufactured ~ Hammond. Fhe
factory is housed on l42nd street on
the grounds Vi the Illinois Car g Mfg
c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
A CORRECTION.

IN the advertisement OF H SAnsider
IS state street. which appeared In Tho
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
TRICK MULE
AT ORPHEUM

Mule" and considered one OF the best
laugh getters in vaudeville is booked
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11

OATs-No. ? white. 40 q soc; 8 white
4sG4s12e; white. 4sg4s34c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11
CHICAGO LIVE srnCk

HOGS-Reeeipts. 1000. market. q
25 higher: hulk. ss.soDs.7s; top, ss.ss;
heavyweight. sss01a.so; medium
weight. 1855 q 9s5: light weight. Sc. go
a9s5; light lights. Ss.359s.75; heavy
packing sows. smooth. Ss.504 96s
packing sows. rough. ss25ae so: pigs.
Ss75N97O.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11

brand % oeerc1othss and had INTENDED
TO Sloss them Sus at prices which pre-
vailed several years ago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-11

An error. The price should have been
81. Mr.. Schneider had made a ipeky
purchase OF 80 dozens Of this popular
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
La ESPUESTA DEL GRAIL. GONZALEZ
Dijo a los erals. ViIlarreal, Gutierrez y Elizohdo, que no
considerable digno condenar la rebellion de ss anti
guos subalternos cuando podia haber
una disculpa a su favor

MONTERREY. y. l. Julio 1S.-Los
; generates Antonio I. .EillarrealA Sc
, cretario de Agricultural, Custavo Eli
condo y Eulalio Gutierrez. le envia-
ron a. General Pablo Gonzalez men
safes telegraficos ~invitandolo a condo
mar publicamente los movimientos re-
/ voluc:onarios encabezados por los Ge-
nerales OSuna Y GuaGardo. definiendo
; asf su actitud respecto Al Gohierno
actual.
e General Gonzalez conrest6 a los
citados Generates Vil!arreal, Elton
do y Gutierrez que no podia condenar
a aCt!tud de sus amigos porQue no le
constable u solo de eilos fuera' II
! culHa de 10 sucedido. pues pudiera
ser que Ia actitud del gobierno hacia
los gonzaIiStas hubiera obligado 4 es-
tos q Gefenderse.
Ii respueata del General Gonzalez
dice:
Senior General:
'Ajeno por complete q movim!entos
lie Generates Osuna Y Guajardc. paso
= maniGesta- con Joda honradez Y
franGueza nj c]riterio sobre actitud
esos jefes. C~areciendo de datos eEac-
,oS respecto L a~ntecedentes y movies
de esa accitud Y c~onservanGo amistad
- acectu personal a estos militares
iout siempre ne fueron adictos. consi-
Zero POGO just!ficaLo y POGO dign"
nor mi part" ,an[arles sin aDelIra'n
5nie reproches y condenarles en- diff
u!::va cutndo pueda haber una discu!-
! Da en- su favor.
No just!i!co n rebellion, ' creo per-
tinente reccrdar que todos mis- eS-
fuerzos hasta mi retro de la vida pu-
. blica. So han inspirado en- el anh"lo
de coase-var Ia paZ. Dl Ia oportuHi-
dad para Ia unificacion d" todos icS
reyo!ucionarios y me permit suger'7
Il gotieruo en- mis- ConveTsacloneS con
listed, con el senior Prcstdente de Ia
E,,ar-o = con otros elementoS caracte-
-i-ados dc IA nueva administration, "a
. c~oryec!ercia de que sc proceoieTr-
con tacto Y espiri;u cordial reSpecVo
z los iefes nilitares u estuf!er0H d
mi 6rdenes. Pedf Simplenente Il
s.dsncior parl los que fueran mis-
,a-+;darios pol!ticos, Y confiado Ell las
segu-idades cue Sc me dieTon =" eS.e
..n-tdo narche q mi retro, pFeci-
eando en- mi ultiSo manifesto mis- pro
n6sitos de paz y de apoyo al PresideT'
=. 10 Il Euerta. Ha haoldo, SIT EN-
Marrn sesun palrece, elcnentos se-
c.ndarios que han podido llevar sus
! nasiones a las atlas esferas de-! Co
5ierno. V han lido creando un amoien-
- ~ susp;cacias Y hostilidad contra
mis- Antiques p~a-tidasios y contra IN!
\ mismo.
Repito que carezco de datos eXac'os
esnecto al movim!ento de sur '
| Guaiavdo. pero algunos informeS ne
| conocido que indican que Ia response
h;T6ad de los lamentabies hechos re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
NEMANIA RECHAZARA
N INVASION ROJA
En- la Prussia Oriental ha
movilizado UT ejercito de
$4,000 hombres

vARsOv1A. Julio EN- e~jtrcito
se 20 oo0 hon,bres de fuerzas seiectas
4. reichswehr In sido movilizado por
Aleman!a er la Prussia Orien'al
con 81 oroposito de haze frente a
los ~bolshev::kis en- el case de que es-
ros prstendieran llevar a cabo n IN
vosi5n del territorio aleman. Asesu-
rnse tambien que Alemanla Sc ha1'a
en- capaciGad de movilizar toda IL po-
blacion de su territorio, SCORE e. SIS
.er,a de reservas. en- muy corto ITEM
40, V u podrfa equipar a esas fuer
.as convcaientemente, en- vista de que
,io,s has.antes cantidades de armas'
a,t;rIerfa inclusive. escondidas en- d.
versus parties del pals.
Los bojshevikis estan a~cercandose
r~apidanente a la frontera alemana y
=, h-cye CO cooor,. r4 pla-
neS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

feridos, no es exclusive de los JefeS
alzados. sino tarnbien de otros Jefes
Militares Que actuando al parecer a
nombre del Gobierno. les hostilizaror
V pusieron en- condolences de apelar a
Ia rebellion como MEDIA de defenSa
personal. No creo hayan pasafo parn
listed desapercibidos muchos actos re-
b~eladores de Ia torpe suspicacia que
he mencionado. pero 81 10 .s.ssea, po'
DIRE puntualizarselas, inc.uyendo los
que q mi Sc refieren. Lamento profun
damente 10 ~acsecido, pero. repito;
mientras no tenga Ia conviction abso-
luta dc que toda ia culpa es de los
alzados. sin que les corresponds min
rtln atenuante. no Considero nj iusto
nj iigno por mi partc ponerTne a Ian
a condenaciones contra mis- Antiques
amigos v proclaInar mi ~fervorosa adj
hesi6n al Gobierno. al eStilo de los III
limos prcediInientos del carranc!smo.
Nj actitud as clara para quien me
iuzgue con honrade2 y ~serenid2d. Nj
conducta publica. a II vista dc todos
81 nejor mentir que puede darse n las
COLOSSUS NeESlOIAtS ~
miscuirne en- hechos q me son aJehoS
Sin embargo. 81 IA sinceridad con que
he expresado mi c~riterio en- este asur
10 ouiere tomars como una anna con
ira mi. aplicandome IA ruin suspicacia
or. he venido memoranda. dispuesto
estoy a sufrir 10 Que resulte' iaIn@h'a''
do solamente U mis- sacri!icios hayan
sido es,ariles. que entire nosotros st
s!empre los esfuerzos de-
sinteresados, patri6t!cos Y noo!es )
,,s eobre ell esptritu de c~ordlalldAd )
a rri5n Sc imponga en- definitiva q
odio ciego, ell p~artidarismo "nSoFFeIE
te. ia ambicion egoista y Ia
personal. SalodoIo a'ecIao-
samente.-El General de Division. "a
bio GONZALEZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
HOUSTON QUIERE GANAR
Ell COMERCiO DE IA
COSTA MEXiCANA
Estan trabajando de una
manera activa los hom-
bres de negocios de
dicha ciudad

T.,--na Especial para La PRENsA
HOUSTON, Texas, Julio 2l.-Ei IN
rerts de los h"mbres de neSoc.os oe
Houston. por ganar el comerclo de
Mexico sigue aumentando. La crea-
c,6n nor la Camara de Concrete de
Houston, de un departamento espe-
cial que. Sc eLcarsLe del fomento gel
concrete con la repuh!ica meXicana
" aun con las Islas Occldenta!es. ma
|Senido 4 oar fucrZa a un movlmlento
cue hace tempo Sc venia p~reparando.
La creacion de dicho Departmental.
uue estarl 4 cargo de Mr.. l.. 7. Evans
como Gerente, ha sido anunciada por
los senorcs 4. D. Peden, Presidente
de IA Camara Y Garland S. Brickey,
!Gerente General.
FL Houston Chronicle de aver, pu-
hlica IN artfculo editorial intitulado
Ped Ell ga concrete ~latino-amerI-
cano," en- Ell Que dice 10 siguiente:
"Ha llegado "a ell tempo para que
Houston cmprenda esfuerzos tendien-
ties n desarroildr su comerc:o con el
We cino pais. iIcIston, COMB puerto dc
mar y com, centric commercial del l.
ro~sie. no debe perder il excelcnte
oportunidad que ha esperado tantc
tempo y Que ahora Sc lie presenta.
Mexico. y appointments Ia region
costefa de Mexico, pertenece, legi-
timamente, al territorio de Houston V
HI menester de las facilidades conner
ciales de este centre importante.
Mas convieEe declarar que antes
Ct que Sc logrt establecer con Mex:-
CO I'm trafico commercial en- grande es-
caal, eS necesario obtener I'm conoci-
mientO claro Y perfecto de las nece-
Shades de Mexico, para cubrirlas. Y
In conocimiento tai no podra obte-
ncrse sin IN personal ccntacto con los
hombres de ~regocios mexicanos y sin
tia investigation personal por quienas
cstan interesados en- Sanar ell conner
clio de M:X:Co.
"Nuestrns hombres % negocios no
sole deben visi:ar Ntxi:c Y especial
mente IA costa del Colo. como 10 tie
nen proyectado, sino procurar esta-
2lecer una representation personal
aha para que los trabajos de acerca-
n:iento e mas Electives y durade-
los.
Eel concrete mexicano. en- 1ltimo
aaalisis, es iCual 4 c~ualquier otro CO.
mercio-cOmc el de este pas. Dor
Cj@mplo. y debe ganarse y sostenerse
ell Ia misma forma empeada por nues
t-os hombres de negocios cuando han
tra-tado dc e~Hsanchar ST. concrete aqt,i.
Los mismos metodos y los mismos ele-
mentos que han empleado nuestros
comerciantes para de%sarrollar u ne
gccios en- este pats, deben emplear
Tara desarrollar e. concrete por tie
rr1as de Mexico Y sostenerlo para
slempre.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
SOllCiTAN QUE Sc LES ENYIE
A COmRATIR A VILLA

CHIHUAHUA, julio. 16.-Un
nnmero de miembros de las fuerzas
a~uXiliares del Estado Y Defensa So
ciales, encabezados por Ell mayor 70
Eendo de Anda, han dirigido I'm ocur
so al jefe INFERNO de las ~operaciones
milttares en- ell Estado, general Amaro.
solicitando Sc les envfe a combatir a
Villa, puesto que Sc tienen noticias
del lugar dondc este Sc encuentra V no
sc le combate. y Clos. los subscr;tos
SO Ell Ia inacc;6n mas com
pleta.
Sc cree quo Ell general -Amaro no
accedera a Ia petici6n de los jefes Y
cficiales que suscriben tai ocurso. pues
este jefe Sc ha dirigido va al gobierno
civil notificaEcole que va hay bas,an-
ties fuerzas deEtacadas en- p~ersecucion
&c Villa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
ALEMANIA Sc DECLARE
NEUTRAL EN- LA LUCIA
RUSO-POLA, |

BERLIN Julio 22.-El gobierno ale
mar hizo hoy una declaration Official
cxpresando su complete neutralidad
en- la guerra entire Polonia y Russia.
La declarac,0n sc halla firmada por
el Presidenie Ebert Y ha sido publica-
da por toGos los p~eriodicos emane
PARIS, julio 22.-Alemania ha So
Irnetido a los aliados uan solicitud pi-
diendo perrniso para reconcentrar tro
ras alreledor del puerto de Memel,
en- ell Baltico, en- vista de hallarSe
arenazado Gicho puerto por los bolshe
vikis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23

Repito que carezco de datos eNac'oS
.os,acto al movim!ento de '
Guaierdo, pero algunos inforHeS ne
conocido que indican que Ia RESPONSE
biudad de los lamentabies hechos re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
Sc CONSIDERA MUY SERlA
LA SiTUACION POLITI-
! CA EN- EUROPA

PARIS. Julio EN- los cfrculos
cfsciales v d~iplomaticos de esta ca
p:;al Sc cors!dera muy seria Ia situa-
c,Gn polftica creada por el ataque
bolsheviki contra Polonia. Y aun GUAM
90 todavia Inglaterra no ha moriliza-
do tropas. Sc cree que algo Sc hara
para d~ese,nbrolla- e. 10 surgido a con
secuencia dtl ultimatum de Lloyd
George 4 Russia. ultimatum que Ell So
Wet Sc rehus6 a cunplir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
NUEvA LEY MUNICIPAL

NOGALES, Son.. Julio 15.-En fuen-
tes oficiales hanse recogido informes
de Ia junta que ~celebrara el Congreso
sonorense para discutir Ia forma en-
cue deberan estar .ntegrados los dis
ttntos Ayuntanientos del Estado. Por
tales intorraes Sc supone que ei A
yuntamien'o de esta nunici7alidad es
eecir, de !n Municipaiidad NogL'es
hobra de estar i%ntegrado por seis con-
cc,ales propie.arios Y s.ros taatos su-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
OTRO DESCA Dt
LOS ~NACIONALlSTAS
DE MUSTAFA KEMAL

LONDRES. Julio 2c-Cn despacho
official griegc recib!do aquf aver. da
cuenta de cue las fuerzas griegas, apo
Iya6as po- las flotas inglesa y helena
'ccuparon Heraclea y Rodosto, pla..as
de- Ia Anatolia, habiendo infligido uaa
ser;a derrota 8 las tropas n~acionalis-
ras de Mustafa Renal que defendieron
dichas posicloneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
FL COlERA EN- Ell JAPON

TOXIC. julio 22.-Aunque Sc ha he
cho TODD 10 possible por ocultar los
esrragos del c6lera en- ell Jap6n, hoy
Sc ha revciadc que la semana pasada
hubo mas de 500 casos de Ia terrible
epidemic en- TODD el imperio.
Las autoridades estan hacienda toda
clase de esfuerzos para combatir Ia
en.demfa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
cAUsA GENERAL DIsGUSTo UN
NOMBRAMIENTO

COLIMA. julio lei disgusto que
ma causado Ell nombramiento de admi
niatrador de correos en- favor de Jose
Monge \. Is general. pues los antece-
oentes no muy buenos de este Il
son bien conocidos en- esta locaIidad.
cosa que tustit.ca las desc~onfianzaN en-
los interscs scciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-23
picrtes.

picrtes.
De igual manera Sc supo que me-
dante los datos que aSroje .el cenSo en-
practica Sc iictarminac@ Ell ndTcro de
niembros para los Ayuh-aIalentos suce
sivos.
Evening star., 1920-12-02
The hal:yeary discount sale with
big savings for hone-makers

THE story in brief is headlined.
Choose from our entire stocks of
furniture for every room in the home );
choose from our entire stocks of rugs
and floor coverings; choose your gift
furniture-and save $40 to $40 on every
$1OO you spend.
All the furniture from our warehouses
IS represented by samples on our floors
Evening star., 1920-12-02

Deep bodied woolens-velours, kerseys,
slvertones and cheviots. Also sport coats OF
Lambtex that fur fabric that resembles Persian
lamb.
Evening star., 1920-12-02

Thousands of yards of useful
lengths in many pretty patterns.
tDraperies 3rd foor)
Evening star., 1920-12-02
1920 to 400
discount

Each piece of furniture bears its regu-
lar price and special colored ticket,
showing the sale discount. Savings are
evident at a glance. Wander freely
through the stocks; make comparisons.
We've always claimed our first prices
were the fairest in town; these reduc-
tions make them that much better.
Furniture held for Christmas delivery
if desired
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-04-08

Parmft MS to pre.cnt tne De yeyra
Family.
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., l, pl.,
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'pI''"' I9''''o' TO '"e O'''''" ''''',' anu
has just been e'ec'ed TO S'c"n" Term
of three years. As Resident 'ommIs-
sioncr he has a seat ON the floor Of