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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
LOS DEFENSORES DE PABLO GONZALEZ PIDEN
QUE SEA SOBRESEIDA LA CAUSA DE ESTE
Dirigieron I'm escrito al Jefe de las Operaciones en- el Estado,
alegando que no Sc hahia enconrado
delito alguno contra su defense

| presunto responsible del delito de re-
iLcli0n. con Ell respeto debido compare
cemos ante IL justification de listed y
Lecimos:
DE Ia noche del dia diez y nueve
4 Ia madrugada del veinte de este
| miSmo mes, Sc verified 81 II. Console.
habiendose declarado Incompetence. en-
virtud de cue. no existiendo nj indi-
CLOS. nj presunciones de Ii ex~iStencia
Iel delito dc rebellion. Il: de Ia culpabi
lidad del aCUsado. Ia ley imponia tai
resolution. SIT autor!Zar al Respectable
Cuerpo para prejuzgar. nj enmitir 81
Guiera opinion acsrca de otros delitos,
que pud eraH haber resultado, o sohre
,oS cualeS sc hubicra hecho luz en-
! virtud de los debates. Els vcrdad que Ell
Representative de Ia SOciedad acus6 al
Senior General Gonzalez por HABER
INCITADO = LA REBELLION, Seguu
81 parecer de csc F~uncionario; pero
tainbitn 10 es-y asl consta en- el eX-
rediente : nhra en- Ia Conciencia de!
. rumeroso pGblico que llen6 el local Ell
! que tuvo lUgar el acto-que Ell mismo
Ministerio PtibliCo, posteriormente n
Su acusaciin. tuvo la honradeZ de
ccnfesar abiartamente que. no haIian
co pruebaS cn contra del acuSado ha-
bia "chicaneado" sic. para 'abrir Ia
! puerta a IA Soiuci6n''. Y aun Cuando no
hubiera ocurrido eSt. incidcntc que pu
SC de relieve Ia complete in~occncia de
nuestro defense. no habrfa bastado con
que una de las parties formulara pun
toa de a~cusaci6n: 81 e. II. ConSejo Sc
rubiera exced:do en- srs facultades.
hacienda a~preciaciones Sobre punto
para el que 10 habia sido convocado,
es ~indudable que todos los defensores
habrfamos protestado energicamente Y
puesto en- juego q los recursos le-
gales para corregir el mai.
Por 10 demas. senior listed tuvo 4
ben cominicar al senior General Con
zaiez que Ia Secretaria de Guerra y
Marina orGenaba que fuera puesto en-
absolute libertad. cumplimentando des
de luego, Ia superior determination,
V sin que er el oficio relative que
tcnemos 4 Ia vista, Sc eXpresara con
capto de otra especic. nj Sc trans
cribiera el mensaje dirigido por aquel
Departamento de Estado. Mas Ia prem
So local ) de Ia Capital de Ia RepGbli
ca ST dan q cunocer Ia resolution de
IA Secretar:a en- n que eXpresa que,
por ell avISu de listed quedaba entera-
da de que e. Consejo de Guerra Sc ha
EPasa a Ia pag. g.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
LAS DAmAS CATOLlCAS OBSE-
QUlARON UNA MEDklLA
AL GRAIL. GONZ1LEZ

Como dato complementario de la apre
hensi6n y proceso del general Pablo
Gonzalez, quien Sc encuentra nueva-
mente gozando de libertadr la prensa
local ha dado cuenta de I'm acto rea-
lizado por grupo de damas catolicas
de esta ciudad, dentro de su esfera
&c acci6n, trabajaron por Ia fbertad
Del divisionario.
Las c!tadas damSs, Representatives
| Dor la sehorito Juana Far!as, obsequia-
I ron al general proccsado. durante su
treve cautiverio. Il medalla de orc
con Ia efigie del Sagrado Coraz6n
lie Jesds, que lie fue entregada POI
Ia mencionada sefiorita arfas en- el lu-
gar de detcnci6n del jefe militar. quier
dis las grac!as, por este rasgo de las
| usmas cat5licaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27

MONTERREY julio 23.-Con motive
dc la recientc aparicion de Ia pesre bu-
b0nica en- e puerto de Tampico, apa
| ricion reveiada en- IN solo case que Sc
In dado en- dicho puerto, Sc ha venido
hablando de Ia convenienc!a de suS-
pender ell tr&fico ferrocarrilero entire es
liz capital y ell puerto mencionado, CO
| reo una Media preventive contra Ia
invasion de Ia tai Leste en- este Es-
taqo.
Como ocurre\ siempre en- estos ca
SOS, Ia OPINION publica Sc ha\ dividido
ell dos bando;, uno cue considera que
tai MEDIA es de TODD punto urgente
Y otro que NJ We nccesidad en- modo
i,Iguno de tai suspension. Sobre ell par
| ticuiar TN Giario de Ia ciudad ha
iMiciado una ercuesta solicitando las
CpinioneS de varios facultativos me
dicos y otras personals autorizadas pa
- Que eXpresen las azone que ten
gan en- pro c en- contra do tai medi
Ga.
Hasta ahora dos son los doctores
| que han hablado sobre el case don
Amado Fernandez Y don JESUS Maria
Gonzalez V aluboS Sc muestran contra
RIOS absolutos al procedimiento, por-
que 10 c~onSideran innecesario Y en- cier
10 modo. hasta contraproducente.
La razon cue ell primero de los cita-
dos medicos expone para fundar su
aserto, es n de que estA perfecta-
mente comprobado que Ia Transmission
De la entermedad dicha Sc hace so
lamente pvr inoculacion directa del
germen, para 10 cual los principales
agentes sen las ratas, las pulgas J las
moscas o por e. enfermo mismo Y que
por 10 tanto, 81 Sc logra impedir que
dc Tampico salGan enfermos hombres
o ratas Y Sc desinfectan ~cuidadosa-
pcnt todoS los trenes : Sc hace ina
minuciosa inves tigaci6n e Mas estacio
mes de Gonzalez y Benftez, para ev!tar
que lleguea aqui esos vahtculos de Ia
enfermedad, dc SECURE que Ia epidemic
no ~llegaria 4 invadirnos.
4 estl raz6n agrega el segundo
De los facuralivos Ia de que no pudien
dose ~ejercer un servicio de vigilancia
10 suficienlcntcnte ~estricto en- todas las
carreteras, las personals que Sc encon-
trasen entermas procurarian hacer el
viaje por esd rutas q fin de sustraer
Sc a Ia inspection msdica en- las esta-
clones de C~Uarentena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
CON LA
NUM-. 8.

Ant.er envi6 la American Smelling
and Refining CO. Il solicitud al
Gobierno para que riciera del conoci
miento de- sus trabajadores que Pc
dian II n tratar con elloS. Al presen-
,arse la comisi6n esta Industria les
rresent6 IN proyecto de c%onvenio o.
frec.endole icualar algunos salaries so
bre las m!snas bases e~stablecidas por
les F~errocarriIes Nacionaies. Y acep
tando 10 installation de Hospital. sen
vicio higienico y demas condolences
indispensable para una vida c6moda
Gentro de los ta2ladoS.
La comis!ou enter6 q los huelguistas
de la fundici6n MIN. 5 de Ia 6etermI
raci6n de IA Inudstria Y aver en- Ia
.arde qued6 firmado el contrato y hoy
ertraran de ruevo q sus ~talleres mas
de mil trahajadores que prestan sus
servicios en- esa Industrial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
LA FORMIDABLE sFLGA DE MONTERREY
ESTA PARA SULUCIONARSE COMPLETAMENTE
Los obreros entraron en- pIdticas directas con los patrones,
despues de que fracasaron todas las ,r,~
negociac;ones de los Intermediates

mission de- obreros de Minerales Y Me
tales q corfcrenciar cor los Gerentes
de esta Compahla Y les ofrecio ~resolver
ell problema de "a huelga baJo las
misnas condolences que aceptaron d.
le FundIcioa MIN. 3. Como aver que
do firmado el %convsnio con esta ultima
Industrial, hoy en- Ia ma.ana sin duda.
~quedara acceptable ell de Minerales y
Metales, con 10 cual organizaran to-
dog sus t.abajos ocupando al rededor
de 1890 trabajadores entire los talle-
res que tienen en- Bella Vista y la
Eundici6n nNmerO 3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
DE MONTERREY
La suspension del hafico con Tampico no es necesaria.-
Lanzaran la convocatoria de elecciones para Gober-
nador.-El Sr;o. del Oral Antonio l. VillarreaL-Una
medalla para Pablo Gonzalez.

Sc fijara para tales elecciones, sera
Ia misma que para Ia election del
Primer Magistrate de Ia Republica, es
decir, Ell primer domingo de Sept:em
bre.
Los principales candidates Z Ia Pr
mera Magistratura del Estado, son los
sehores, General Antonio /. Fillarreal,
Juan NJ. Garcia y Alfredo Perez, pu-
dlendo decirse que todos ellos cuentan
con bastantcs simpatfas y buen ntmero
de partidarios en- ell Estado, por 10 que
/. election habra de ser muy rehida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
Correspondence para LA PRENSA.

correspondence para LA SA.
MONTERREY. y. L. julio 22.-Los
C~efensores Gei Div;sionario Pablo Con
z&lez. acusadc del delito de rebellion
Sc han dir!gido al general en- jefe
De las Operaciones del Estado. pi-
diendo Quc sea sobreseida n
que Sc lie instruye a dicho militar.
por no habe:Se encontrado meri-oS gu
Eic:cHteS para 81 proceso.
FL csCrito dc los abogados CUE de
fienden a Gonzalez. esta concebido en-
ioT siCuieatcs terTninos.:
General Jcfe de las Operaciones Nj
litares en- e. EStado:
Los que suscribimos, defensores del
senior genera! de Division don Pablo
Gonzalez a cuien Sc someti6 a I'm Con
sejo de Guerra EXTRAORDINARILY. como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
FL FONDO PARA LA
DE
H~IGIENlZHClON

Desde que cl Consejo de Higieniza-
ci6n ha estaoo funcionanoo en- esta
ciudad, Ia Tesorer1a del mismo ha re
cibido has,a Ia fecha fondos para Ia
campaha POI valor de 7.26S,O2 pesos.
cue Sc han levantado por contribu-
clones p~art:cuIares. fiestas y otras ma
neras, segun consta del corte de Gaia
quc ell Tesorero del Consejo,f senior don
Mariana Hernandez ha publicado. De
esa suma, Sc ha gastado por ahora Ia
cantidad de 3,e62.76. pesos quedaINo
por 10 talto en- GAIA para proseguir
les trabajos de higienizacion, Ia suma
de S,300.2S. pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
A ~ELECCIONES
DE GOEERNADOR

La question de- las elecciones para
Toderes del Estado ha ~quedado solu
cionada ya, pues ell gobernador Int
r!no General Porfirio Gonzalez, va a
lamar en- breves dfas ell d~eCreto-convo
c~atoria, por haber recibido instructed
les al efecto del Presidente de Ia
Repubilca. S&bese que la fecha que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
FL sEcRETARIo PARTICULAR DEL
GRAIL. ANTONIO !. VlLLARREAL

P~rocedente de la capital de la Repn
tlica lego hace dfas ell senior don San
tiago R. dc Ia Vega, Secretario parti
cular del general Antonio I. Villarreal,
Nlnistro de Agriculture y Fomento en-
ell gabinete del Presidente de la Hucr
IL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
Cada dia que pasa sin que Sc a2ren.
da ell ingIes, Sc pierde ITEM

da ell iHgles, Sc pierde ITEM
pc y dinero.
Nueva York, Especial.-Es induda-
bic que ell conocimiento del ingles es
indispensable para TODD extranjero
que desee c%onseguir mejores coloca-
clones Y mejores sueldos.
Tn folleto de 63 paginas describe,
de manera clara Y precisa, un mara
villoso metodo para ~aprender a ha-
blair, leer Y escribir ell ingles sin ne
ces;dad de If a una escuela, con So
10 escuchar discos f~onograficos pre-
parados especialmente para este fin.
Los ~aditnres de este folleto. Corti-
ia Academy. Suite 81, u E. Is St,
New York, Sc compiaceran IN en-
War uno gratis a quien los solicite.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
z DEL DR. MARDEN.

Tones ErpGstcdos en- Tolc.)
~iS.enprs Adslan:e! ...............-...s2.oo
AbEFse Pasc -.---.----.- ----.'.-----S--oo
e FoGer del Pensamien;o ........--...s2.oo
"a Iniciaci6n De los Negocios .........s2.0o
{! Extito Commercial ...................S2co
Actitud V!ctoriosa ......-.. ..........$2.0
Paz. Poder : Abun5ancia .............S2-0o
Ps;coloSia del Conerciante ............S2.Oo
"a Algeria del ..s2.oe
L. obra Maestro de IA vida............s2.0O
Hea'es de Dicha $500
OBRAS DE-. GABRIEL D'ANUNZlo
e Triunfo de IL Mregts. Dos tones 5 LEO
Ell Placer. Dos ,onos 5 10
e Fu.so. Dox tones .........-.... 5 l.20
e Invcente 5 o.6a
Las Ei-szns~ 3a Ias RocAS ........ ; 0.6o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
oBRAs DE CARLoTA BRAEME

"a 90 ecnt1ros eGdG uns.)
AEucGnS-
Amo-ss Sublines.
CorSz6n de Orc
Dora.
- secreto &c Lady MUsiel
En- 81 Maaana de booas
E1t.e dos Psca6OS
IaycEcible Amor.
Juex } Pa-te
Leonor.
La Tentsci6a de una Aujer.
Lucha lie Amor.
Ia Condesa &c Craioc
La Es;-r.la de Amor
Suencs del Corszoa
{. III ArrIN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
- EMPRESA MlNERAlES
Y METALES OFRECE LAS MIS-
MAS CONOlClONES

Antier tarde Sc present6 una Co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
PERDIDA IRREPARABLE

(Pasa a Ia pag. g.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
nae soNo MARkEI

m. prices furnished By w H. Hibbs
\, members VI New York stock EK-
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
ADVERTISEMENT
GAS IN THE STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
ADvERTIsEMEN N ENT
Recommends Daily Use OF Magnesia
To Overcome Trouble-Caused
by Fermenting Food and
Acid Indigestion.

Gas and wind in the stomach accompan n.
led by that full, bioated feeling after eating
are almost certain evidence OF the presence
OF excessive hydrochloric acid In the stom-
sch, creating so-called "acid-indigestIon"
Acid stomachs are dangerous because too
much acid irritstes the delicate lining OF
tho stomach, often leading to gsstritis ao-
compsnied by serious stomach ulcers. Food
ferments and sours, creating the distress
ing gas which distends the stomach and
hampers the normal functions OF the vital
Internal organs. often affecting the heart
II IL the worst Of folly to neglect such a
serious condition or to treat with ordinary
digestive aids which have no neutralizing
effect on the stomach acids. Instead get
from any druggist a few ounces OF BIsur-
ated MsRnesia and take a tesspoonfuI in
n quarter Glsss of water right after eating
This Will drive the Has, wind and bloat
right out OF the body, sweeten the stoms ch,
neutrs1ize the excess acid and prevent its
formation and there IL no sourncss or pain.
Bisurated Magnesla Tin powder or tablet
form--never liquid or milky IL harmless TO
the stomach, inexpensive to take and tho
best form OF maEnesia for stomach pur-
poses II 10 used by thouss n.is Of people
who enjoy their meals with no more fear
Of INDIGESTION.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, April 16.-Wheat-
Strong; good demand. No. red win.
ter. 33.03: No. . red winter. garIicky.
sj.0I. Receipts, 301 bushels; ship
ments, $4,000 bushels.
Corn--Firmer. No. 3 yellow or bet
ter. domestic. S1.7S. Receipts, 3a,211
bushels; shipments, ! ,49S bushels.
Oats-Firmer on spot. No. white.
domestic. s.22. Receipts. none: ship
ments, 69.741 bushels.
Rye-Firmer. No. Western ex-
port, spot. S2.35. Receipts, none: ship
ments, none.
Hay-Firm: 81 per ton higher; de-
mand improved.
F1our-Firm.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
M0ENS INDICTED; GIVES
BAIL TO JUSTICE GOULD

Being indicted on a charge OF hav-
ing obscene pictures in his possession,
II. M. b. Moens. the Dutch scientist
whose name has recently been fire.
quently mentioned in connection with
the Senate Investigation of District
school matters. today gave bail for his
appearance at trial before Justice
Gould.
'Moens was accompanied by his wife.
an Italian woman whom he recently
married in New York. She said she
was an artist in music, and that "only
an artist could appreciate Moeus."
Moens was tried last year on a simi-
liar charge and on appeal his case
was decided in his favor.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16

The Envelope Chemise are of good
quality batiste in either white or flesh
and in many different styles. There
are camisole and corset cover effects
either plan tailored or trimmed with
ace, embroidery or shirring forming
empire effect Some are hand en-
broidered in contrasting French knots.
The Corset Covers are we'll made
of good quality white batiste trimmed
with lace, embroidery, lace or en-
broidery medallons, or lace insertions.
Others with plain embroidered edge.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
Saturday
Candy
Specials

Our Candy Sec
ton, on the fourth
floor, contains a
wide variety Of pure.
wholesome candies
Some of them are
mentioned below.
Chocolate-covered
Candy Eggs with
pure cream centers.
Especially good for
children. Specially
priced, sc each; q
for 2Sc.
Strictly Pure Hard
Candy, in assorted
flavors - appetiZing
for everyone. Spe-
cial, s5c per H-lb.
box.
Molasses Pepper
mint Drops in half
pound pack k a g ges.
Special, SOC.
Gloss Mixture Hard
Candies - a variety
Of choice flavors, in
half-pound &C X
ages. Special, SOC.
Mint Dice, a dainty
peppermint confec-
ton. deliciously fla
vored; in half-pound
packages. Sp ecial,
soc
Candy Section.
Fourth floor.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
C-BCorsets

Spring models in C-B Cor
sets are hefe-many entirely
new and some of the old ones
as well. There are several
pretty styles in the light
weight fancy batistes in either
pink or white-waist lipc or
low bust styles The stronger
corsets of coutil are also to
be had.
The C-B Junior Cor
sets in pink are short in
hip confiner style, $1.25
and $500; this model
also is made of fancy
pink brocade at. $3.50.
A new model of
white embroidered ba-
tiste, has a medium low
bust and long hips, at
$3.50
One of pink batiste is
in rather low bust stvle
and not too long skirt,
C-B Sports Corsets Of
flesh coutil or fancy
stripe pink batiste have
short skirt and shors
front steel with but
tons at the soft top.
$500 and $3.50.
Other C-B Corsets
SIPS to $3.50
Corset Section, Third floor. =
The Washington times., 1920-04-16

CAL n a = sea Ca .-- -
Chicago Gt. Kest. fs... cas- Sib
Chi. NJ. & 81. II. CIV. 5's.. sS sSs
G.. NJ. a 81. p. gen. Ilss. "a Is
G.. II. 1. 4 T., Ry. ref. fs s2is 50
c, NJ. 4 81. p. eony. 44s 50 6S%
Chile Cop. Col Tr. G's.. TN IS
Col. a So. ref. 4iE's.. 70k Is
Con. Gas Co. CIV. 6's.. 100 lOOh
Den. 4 Rio q, cons. as. 6Oh Ia
Den. & Rio @. ref. 6's. 4& ~
Distillers Sec. 5's,,..,,. 49,. 7sH
Dom. OF Can. SIS 1s3D., 9i slh
Erie cy. as. series p. S6 81
Erie gen. 4's.......,,... Hk 4lss
CT. Northern lst 4A's.. 10 ~
Hud. & Man. ref. 5's. 6sh 80
III. Central ref 4's...,., 80 Co.'S
Inter- Net as .,.,... IL liza
Int. Mere. Marine O's.... 80 SSN
Int. Rapid Transit U.s.. 81 52h
X. &. southern ref. 5's. bsN
Lack. Steel SIS (lO50).O 81 Ss%
l.. Shore deb. AS u93D. rs 1911
Liggett & Myers ISL. 80 81
The Washington times., 1920-04-16

Blocmers come in two Styles-both
made of pink batiste. One has the
ruffleS trimmed with blue hemstitch-
ing, while the other is bound at the
bottom of the ruffleS with blue wash
satin.
The Drawers are of white batiste
in open and closed styles. The ruf-
files are embroidery and lace trimmed.
Underwear Section, Third floor.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
An Excellent Shouting of
Good Quality Lingerie
Exceptionally Lou Priced $l.OO

is always we'll to have ple1tiouS supply of dainty lingerie
weather. Just splendid time in
which eph your lingerie wardrobe and to economze at the
time.
We agree that seldom that really good
lingerie low price this but you have only glance
garments be assured of their excellent qualities regards
well as looks
Our showing this price includes envelope chmse
s boonerS and drawers Our artist selected of them
random and skeched them you above.
The Washington times., 1920-04-16
III 1f1uoamarh & lluthrop
Two Spring Coats
for Girls, $16.50

An announcement OF this kind
will be greeted with approval
by mothers who wish to be eco
nomical in buying spring coats
for their girls. These are OF
exceptionally good quality, and
the workmanship put into the
garments is Of the very best.
One Of them-a little
tweed coats a very
smart style. with string
belt crossing in front
and with large patch
pockets in novelty style.
The shawl can be worn
chin style. Inverted
pleat at the back. Trim
med with large buttons.
In green and tan.
The other is a sport
coat of homespun, with
large shawl collar,
string belt, novelty
patch pockets and Rag
Ian sleeves with straps
on the cuffs. 1t comes
in copen and tan.
Sizes 8 to Ia, Unusually
Priced at $16.5O
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-12
Alpha PiDeIta
Latest Society
At willamette

New societies seem to be the rake
.at willamette university. The latest
is fraternity, Alpha Psi Delta. which
has been formed with eleven charter
members. and which made its debut
during the May day exercises last
week. The object of organization is t6
provide practical living conditions for
It's members, fellowship. moral char
acter, good scholarship. and true ioy-
atty to the university The charter.
members are Frank Foster. presidents.
Hubert WillSen vice president; Noble
Noodle. secretary; Ivan Corner, treas
urer; Gus Anderson, Waldo zeller
Orlo Gillet, Howard George. Elmer
Strevey, Leon Jennison and Tnkham
Nothing is being done toward moving
into a house for the rest of the pa0s-
ent year but plans are being laid 10
find suitable house for next year
and Alpha Psi Delta will take it's
place as the second local fraternity.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-12

seht 10 the First church in Seattle and
vas elected editor Of the conference
Journal The next annual conferences
VIII be held in this city at the Center
street church.
The following ministers were an
pointed in the Willamette district.
District superintendent. O. L. Sehps-
Ter; Albany, f. w Radermarber.
Sweet Home, c. Birgett: jefferson +
G. Hernschach: Salem Center street
r ". Lanner; Monmouth. p. Conklin.
Tigard, G. ". Gueffrey: Portland CLAY
street, Jacob Stoeker; Portland Mar
Ret Street. r. Maurer; Portland Ients.
:. +. Culver; Seattle, G. ". Plumer.
Tacoma, G. T. Leining Jr.; Everett ].
.. Abel: Canby, H. E. Abel: Beliing.
nam, Nj. 4. Granville; Vader. Ii. Her,
man; West Portland. =. ", Fisher
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-12

state school for the blind, viii be Civ
en- by the blind students in the high
seheol auditorium Friday evening.
May II, at Sis. The program;
Part l.
Bridal Chorus from The Rose
Maiden" .---------..-,-s s................-. .Cewen
Senior Class
prom the Land Of the Sky Blue
Watee ,-.---,,---------- ..-....-...-..-. .Cadman
The swallows. -.........s........-... .cowen
Frieda Maurer.
TIA Spring --..-..-.-..........- Gries
March Grotesane' ................... .SindInc
Buell. Field.
a Night in May -.........,............. Silver
Frleda Maurer. Buell. Field
Viola Bradley, Malcolm Meddler.
"oh. Italia. Beloved" from "Lucreza
Borja" -.........-.---..- ............. Donizetti
Senior Chorus
Grand Polka De Concert" Bartlett
Jennings Latimer.
"Bendemeer's Stream" ................ Moore
Cecil Carlisle. Walter Norby
Buell. Field. Malcolm Meddier
"Polonaise Op.. 30 No. -. Chopin
Jacob Weinstein.
Part III.
A comedy in one act entitled *
Case of Suspension" by Louise La
than Wilson. Scene: A young ladies'
sitting room.
Dorothy. young lady of the seminary
Viola Bradley
Alice. young lady of the seminary.
......--.-- Frieda .Maurer
Mildred. young lady of the seminary
...... ......-.....-.-..-.-..........A Anna Duedau
Harold, undergraduate of the col
lege near by-...-.-.-.--Jennings Latimer
Tom. undergraduate of the college
near by.....-----.,>---..--....-.Wa Walter Norhy
Jack. Undergraduate of the college
near by...--..-;......,.., Edward Robbins
Miss Ophelia Judkins. of the faculty
Prof Emelius ldgerton, of the fac
ulty ...,...--....-.......--,Wa Walter Thrasher
kathleen, a Celtic maiden.
-. ,..... Marie Burns
Jonas the seminary man" n".-.~l.......
.......... .........,.................Bu Buell. Field
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-12
PRESENT AUTO AND GAS FEES WILL PAY
Ed AND PRINCIPAL or $4,000, 600 ROAD BONDS

mey Sooooooo Of state road bonds be issued under
m the present assessed valuation of the state including
E issued The constitutional amendment be voted upon
II election provides for this 40 limitation.
and principal Of the entire $4,000 900 of bonds can be paid
auto license fees and gasoline tax based conservative
h that income.
E official estimate Of the income the State Highway
auto license fees and gasoline tax compared with interest and
ment for the entire S4ooooooo of state road bonds
a been audited and certified by Whitfield Whteomb Cos
| accountants whose attestation is subscribed below
e any property, as principal and interest will be paid
% license fees and the gas tax leaving actual surplus above
i required