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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
De Ia Metr6pol Mexicana

do para la Feria de Lyon, Francia,
figuraran en- Ia de la ciudad Condal,
siendo possible que Sc amenten para
darle mayor significacion e importan
cha.
La Feria Sc yerificara en- la Sc
gunda decena del mes de mayo proxi
mo y sera, ademas de un aconteci-
miento jubiloso, n base de que debe
ran partir en- 10 successive los conner
ciantes V los industriales de TODD Ell
mundo para hacer mas estrechas sus
relaciones.
Ell muestrario de Mexico, que Sc ex-
hibira en- a'Feria de Barcelona es Ell
mismo que estuvo en- Ia ciudad de San
Luis Missouri Y que Sc habia dispues-
to que Sc llevara a la Feria de Lyon
Els muy numeroso y variado y da II
idea completa de Ia production de Me-
xico, en- cuanto a materias prinas, de
las que TODD ell mundo necesita en- cs-
tos mcmentos.
Sc estan hacienda los ultimos pre-
parativos para c~oncurrir a Ia Feria Y
Sc espera que ell Jefe del Executive a
cuerde los gastos que habran de ero-
garse a fin de que Mexico, como Sc
ha dicho, quede digna y s~atisfactoria
menta r~epresentado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero 25.
ACADIA de llegar a esta capital AL
varo. Oregon, despues de haber re-
corrido. en- gira politica los Estados
de Michoacan Y Guanajuato, en- los
u halo buena acogida, especial
mente en- Ell primerp, donde Ell 60
bierno del Ing. Ortiz Rubio es a
bierta Y ostensiblemente partldar1o
del candidate sonorense.
Entreristado por el Representative
de uno &c los diaries mas serios acer-
ca del manifesto civilista que lama
"a Candidc Aguilar, manifesto que
NADIA poda decir. FL periodista lie in
sistio- haciendcle yer que Sc trataoa
de I'm asuntc de trascendencia, pero
eli soIdado de Batabampo Sc concrete
a repetir que no podia emitir opinion
aiguna porque no habia acabado de
leer 81 documento en- question
Puede listed decir,-agrego Obre~
gon.--que eomence 4 leer 81 manifies
to, pero u no pude c~oncluirlc.
Oregon no es el misro, en GUAM
to a su aspecto, de 1914. Esta a.
basdo. con Ia cara roja Y congestio-
NADIA, ell bigote caido Y en- Ia ooca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

Ha llegado el ITEM
po en- que toda per-
soma puede poser IN
buen ~fonografo por
solo 1913. Yea I'd.
cs,a hermoSa maGui-
ma. :Ha dido I'd
que otra persona ma
VA obtenido tan So
berfio aparato z
precio tan Teducido?
Seguramente que no.
Y 4 I'd. Sc lie vo!vc-
q nrescntar de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

pues los que ALA Sc usan son del sis
tema Marconi, inferiores a los de
Mexico. Estes, son en- su mayoria
de construction mexicana, Y fueron
instalados por Ell personal tecnico del
Departamento de los Telegrafos Ma
cionales.
Ccrrnn=a recibi6 ara quejG de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
Libros MaraVIIOsos.

Para los que sufren, son vlctlmas
de Ia d~esgracia, les persigue Ia ma
IA suerte, fraca.san en- sus .negocloS Y
o deSafortunados en- amoreS. Con
tan c~uriosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos V empresas. lograran el carino
del ser amado. ~llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc yeran libres de malas influen-
cias. V yenceran a sus eHemigos ' ma
die podra cauSarles dano. Envle 10
cen5avos en- estampillaS de correo pa
IA gastos y recibira cataiogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin Y Co,
San Rafael 61-A. Habana, Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

Oregon no qquiere comentar las declaraciones de Aguilar
sobre ell civilismo.-Haran I'm viaje de practica los Ca
detes n~avales a Centre erica.-Comunicaciones in
lambricas con Chle.-Se q%uejan las companies pro-
ductoras de gasolina.- Todos los gobernadores assist
ran a la conferencia politica.-Otras noticias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
'Pape's Diapepsill" pa
ra Ia Indigestion 0
y acidez en- 81 Es-
tonnage
En- cinco minutes alivia Ia dis
pepsia. palpitaciones de CO.
raz6n y en- general, todos
los traStrOnOS eStO-
,~,ocnlac


La acide2 en- ell estomago, des0r-
denes del mismo. Indigestion, palpi-
t~aciones del ~corazon, dyspepsia; GUAM
do 10 que I'd. come Sc fermenta Y
produce gases: padece fuertes do!o-
res Ge cabeZ" Y Sc slente enfermo y
molesjo. eS preciSamelte cuando
apreciara la eficacia y fuerza c0rlo
antiacido de "Pape's DiapepsIn'.
Hace que todos estos trastornos, eau
sados por deSarregloS del e~stoniago,
deSapareZcan en- solo cinco milutos.
ST su estomago esta desarreglado
constantemente Y NJ puede normal
carlo por su propio bien use "Pape's
DiapeDsin." Es absolutamente inne-
cesario padecer irregularidades esto-
m~acaieS Y acideZ-coma I'd. en- Su
pr0Xima comida sus a!imentos predi-
lectos Y deSpues tome lin POGO de
"Pape's Diapepsin' Y no experiment
tara mo!cstia alguna. Esto es debidO
"a que "Pape'S Diapepsin'' alivia
"reaimente' los e2tomagcS desarre-
gladoS, Y Ia razor NOr Ia cual sus
ventas llegaE 4 mlliones todos los
amos.
Compre ID. err cualQuiera drogue-
ria una GAIA grande de ]cincuenta cell
tavos de "Pnpe'S Diapepsin." Els e
antiac!do mas SECURE Y eficaz de
cuantos Sc conocen. Actua como por
obra de magia-cs Ia preparation
cientifica. a~gradaDle e inofensiva que
debe tenerse sienpre d la mano en- el
hcgar. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telefonos Crockett 996. 704,

ItItIuIDs NTUCk1VI 0JU, TU4,
1920 Y 997.
Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a proposito y 4 precios ra-
zonables. especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios V Funerales. Wales cor
tns 80 cts. Hora 500. Precios es-
peciales para fIera de la cludad.
Servicio rapido dia y aoche.
Leon 4. Martinez. Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

e. Director de los Telegrafos Ma
cionales. ha infCrmado q la prenSa de
csta capital u son I'm hecho las CO.
mu~nicaciones inalambricas deSde las
torres de Chapuitepec hasta las esta
clones existentes en- Santiago de Chi
}e. capital de la Republica del mismo
nomhre. de la America del Sur; pero
QUE 10 Dueden ser tan preclsaS &C.
mo es de desearse, debido q que a
Ia no hay estaciones del poder de la
ruestra. que alcanza todavia ura dis
tanci& mayor.
Segtn noticiaS que Sc han recibl-
do en- esta capital, las torres de San
tiaeo de Chile o~bservaron Ia llamada
"XDA". que es la que Sc usa para
las comunicaciones en- lengua espa-
lola, pero TO pudieron precisar dc
donde prccedian, precisamente por IA
falra de potencia de sus aparatos. que
sen more que los de Mexico.
Los chilenos, sin embargo, con;es-
taron 4 II llamada. Y, deSpues dc
repetidas veces. lograron saher que
Sc estaban comunicando con Chapul-
tenec. pero de II manera d~etectuo-
sa o POGO ptecisa, por las ra%onea
indicadas.
En- la RepGhlica Chilena Sc asegura
que las llamadas Sc han e~scuchado a
mayor distancia, hasta Punta Arena
que es una de las ciudades cue Sc ha'
Ian en- ell Sur de la America, Y a una
distancia de cerca de ocho mil qui-
nientos Kilometres.
Terminan informando de la misma
ciudad de Santiago de Chile, que la:
llamadas de Mexico no Sc han po'
dido ~contestar con la debida precision
nor carecerse de aparatos potentes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-28

Sc le nota I'M rictus que lnoica que
el triunfador de Gelayya parece SEN
tirse moralmente derr0tado. Ell Cuer
pc. en- 10 general, esta fuerte y bien
puede,-agrega ell pericdista que 10
entreyistj,- hacer lin nuevo Tecorrl-
do de ocho mil Kilometres, como el
pasado.
Los ulumnos de In Eseuelo
Navai kuYGa IN viGje de
Irdctica.
Ha informado la Se~cretaria de Cue
IRA oue los alumncs de Ia Escuela Ma
val de Veracruz, haran un viaJe de
practica en- uno de los barcos de 10
flotilIa del Golfo, cuyo npmbre Sc
dara a o despues. Ell barco
tocara rrimeramente los puertos me-
xicancs, luego recorrera los del Mar
de las Antilles, en- Centre America,
recresando a Veracruz despues. En-
tire les puertos eXtranJeros que to-
caran los alumnos Sc senalan Puer-
to Barrios, de Guatemala, La Ceiba,
Trujillo V Puerto Patuca, de Hondu-
ras. los de Nicaragua y Costa Rlca.
Sc ha mformado que las nacioneS
hermanas de Centric America Sc pre-
paran para agasajar 4 los a!umnoS
veracruzanos convenientemente, Y que
es probable que en- Costa Rlca Sc les
invite q visitar Ia ciudad de San Juan
CAPITAL de esa pequena Republlca
centroamericana.
La misma Secretaria infOrma que
ademas lie este viaje, de practica, Sc
ha ordenado Que los otros barcoS per
t~enecientes 4 la citada flotilla del
Golfc Sc dediquen al trio a. blanco,
para 10 cual Sc han estaGo envlanto
~municiones al puerto jarocho.
les comml;cacjoneS n'GjdmbricdS
dc Ctngr!teEec o San
ticgo az Chile.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Dec. 1s.
The textile council AT meeting
tonight called to consider action on
the announcement today OF % 1-o
per cent. cut in wages in the local
cotton mills voted to seek confer
ence with the manufacturers. assocIa-
tion hot later than Thursday. II was
\ated that labor union officials re-
hrded the cut as too drastic.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
MONROE SCHOOL BONDS
WIN BY AID OF WOMEN
Total of $500, 900 Authorized Hut
Not Mor~ Than Half Of This
Amount Will IL. Needed.

MONROE. n. c.. Dec l6.-The
election here Tuesday upon the Gues-
tion OF issu ing bonds for the erection
of high school building resulted in
victory for the bonds. OF a total reg
istration OF sos and necessar,
vote of 800 TO carry the bonds. 3le
votes were cast favoring them. This
gives net majority OF 35 for the
bonds. While only "a votes were
actually cast against the bond all
of the regfstrsnts who did not vote
counted against them.
the election was looked upon as
mainly vote OF confidence In the
board OF trustees OF the school dis
trict. Most OF the fight was made
against the size Of the issue. $780,
900 being authorized. but the school
board had pledged not to use more
than is necessary and in no case more
than 100000. This with $4,000
voted last year and already In hand
Is deemed adequate to erect the
building needed. The women voted
and worked with the enthusiasm of
experienced politicians and without
thstr sid the boeds would probably
hava hs~w Aae~aAAA
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
Seeks Embargo On Produce.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 16.-An en-
barge for one year against the i'm
portation OF wheat. wheat -four,
barley, rye. oats, FAX, wool. hogs, cat
tie and sheep is proposed In a bill
introduced today by Representative
Young, Republican. North Dakota.
also introduced . bill establishing Z
permanent schedule OF import duties
upon these items after the one rear
embargo.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
Nothing Done About II.

To the Editor of The New York
Time:
During the next ten years the
boozers, bandits, morons, speed
maniacs and half-grown girls who
drive majority OF the auto will
Kill enough men. women aud
children to make city the size of
Albany. There will be a few
miles Of editorials wasting valua-
bic wood pulp. Countless words
will heat the air. But nobody does
anything. Everybody seems to
have forgotten that pedestrians
were made before the Lizzies. and
that they have a right to be on
earth. Such a simple remedy
would be a law confiscating the
cars OF the assassins and sending
them to the penitentiary for life.
II. B. McCRAY. NJ. d.
81. Petersburg, Fla. Dec. ), 1920.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
MONEY FOR THE SCHOOL
OUT OF NEW DOG TAXES
Every Dog Will BE Issued u Tag and
Any One HarbOring Dog On Which
Tax Is Unpaid Liable to Fine.

a new law relative to the taxation
OF dogs will become effective Janu-
airy ist. and after that date tax
OF .i.25 will be imposed on every
do above six months OF age. Upon
receipt of This tax the county treas
urer will issue metal tax on which
vii! be stamped n number below the
words Dog Tax" A numerical rec
ord showing to whom such togs were
issued will be kept by this county
officer.
The act also embodies a clause
which provides a penalty upon the
conviction OF any person who shall
harbor dog upon which the tax
has nc. been paid or a dog that mas
II" collar on which the metal tax is
sued by the treasurer Ia fastened. A
collar bearing this tag must he worn
by dogs at all times excepting when
the doss are on a hunt or chase. Or
the Si.25. twenty-five cents will go
to the county treasurer for keeping
the records. issuing the tags and
handling the funds. all OF which will
amount 70 oonssdsrs>1e labor.
\. s =
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
DEPRESSION 3 NATURAL
Say. Great SaedS OF the World
To-day IL to Work Hard and Save
Predicts that "Amcrican Busi-
. ness Will Emerge With a Vigor and
+ Energy Never Before Known"

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-The exist
ing sluSmp in business is only the nat
ural transition OF industries return
ing to a normal basis from the speed
ing up Of production made necessary
by the war. declared Charles NJ.
" "Schwab. chairman OF the board OF di-
rectors of the Bethlehem Steel cor
.poration, In and address here at the
annual dinner Of the Pennsylvania
society.
''I want to go on record here" said
Mr.Schwqb, Ias saying nothing
could be healthier for American busi-
ness than the very condition through
which we are now passing. The Sc
verer the storm now. the quicker II
will be over and the sooner we can
emerge into clear weather and shape
our course upon the sea of pros
perity."
Commenting upon the status OF
unemployed loborers. Mr.. Schwab
stated that .'the great need OF the
save" This, he said, applies to men
OF means as well as working men.
+ Tine man who fails to work was char
acterized as n Stacker" who de
serves no place among honorable
men,"
The foreign trade OF the United
States depends upon the power OF
business men to think "internation-
ally" Mr.. Schwab laid in advocating
ffhe plan of trusting in the good faith
\and productive power of Europe by
BENDING raw materials. and accept
lg in payment securities represent
z their producing activities
During the last two years. Mr.
wab said. there has been the
<ilest annual production in this
d ntry than at any time since 1913
li6 declared efficient production was
fhe only guarantee of employment
and higher wages.
''Never in our life time" said the
speaker. "have the shelves of the
world been so bare. Al the moment.
our export trade hangs by slender
thread. We are rapidly getting into
a position where the whole world
owes us money and vet can not pay
1t.
eve are getting relieved OF the
5 Impurities in our business life. The
process is not complete vet. But the
patient will in time be cured and
when he is cured the great body OF
American business will emerge with
a vigor and an energy the world has
never known before"
Mr.. Schwab made a plea for econo-
my in government. demanding 1.-THE
same degree of efficiency in govern
ment as we require in private bust
ness" Immediate revision OF taxa
tion was also urged by Mr.. Schwab
as means for promoting national
prosperity.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

1T REQUIRES not the occasion of
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The PUBLISHERS
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
James q. Tiuslry Dead.

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 49, James
q. Tnsley. aged II. pioneer in or.
|kaaising fertilizer companies IN the
)outh. died Mondav at MS country
3ome near here. He was at c.,c
treasurer Of the Vireinia-Caro-
2hemical company. He travelled
spending much time in Eur
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17
PIX Ordered Reopcncd.

PIX Ordered Reopcncd.
gILDD, 8. c.. Dec. 1S,-The
ayings hank when was
ne laet Friday by order Of
Ssab swss orderen so2 bs
eesow u stats BANK Ex-
cfaSg, VINO said that
>ylat. ..,ss....l.. -
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1920-12-17

Foar Pul1ceAsea 1(ytled.
3 DUBLIN. n4es lS.--Eonr police
men were kilssl ts1stEAt Kilkom-
NON. -
Newark post., 1920-08-04

nearby who cauld assure the
timid ones that the hideous
noises were made by fully civil
lied "Injuns."
Among the visitors were many
high officials of the order, includ-
ing in addition to those men
toned above, Great Junior Saga
more, Charles j. Coleman and
Deputy Great Sachem, Edward
Meads of Wilmington. Many Wis
itors from Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania were also there.
After basket luncheon on the
lawn augmented by ice cream,
whistle" and other "confection-
cry" the tribes broke camp in the
early evening.
Newark post., 1920-08-04

du Pont, high school, $59.51,
grammar school, 1929; New
Castle, high school, $1O6.54; gram
mar school, $2S.4S; Newark, high
school, $44.75, grammar school,
$24.9S; Smyrna, high school,
$3.50, grammar school, $27.08. No
figures are yet obtainable on the
approximate cost of each Whining
ton grammar school pupil.
The number Of pupils from
county schools in each district is
given as follows: du Pont, 80 high
school, 68 grammar school,; New
Castle, II high school, 16"grammar
school; Newark, 16 high school, q
grammar school; Smyrna, II high
school, 64 grammar school; Will
mington, 173 high school
The approximate cost per high
school pupil is, as shown above
to be, about $50.
Newark post., 1920-08-04

Trade was bad with the timber
merchant, and he was sitting in
his office musing gloomingly over
the outlook, when there entered a
well-dressed man with a quiet,
thoughtful face.
"Do you sell beech wood?" he
asked, bluntly.
81 do, sir" replied the merchant,
rising with alacrity from his seat,
and hoping devoutly for large
order. "We can supply it on the
shortest notice, either in the log or
the plank"
He began to rummage through
the papers on his desk for price
list; but the quiet man stopped
him.
"Oh, l don't want as much as
that" he said. 81 only need bit to
make a fiddle bridge.-"Peru (Ind.)
Sentinel.
Newark post., 1920-08-04
LIBRARY ADDS
NEW BOOKS FOR
SUMMER READING
List Chosen to Suit All Tastes
and Cater to All Ages

The following books have recent
ly been procured for the town
library.
Lady Fingers" Jackson Gregory.
"Time and Eternity"
Gilbert Caunan.
Pony Riders in Grand Canyon"
Frank Patchin.
"Flute and Violin,"
James Lane Allen.
"The Safety Curtain" Ethel Dell.
"The Torch Bearer"
I. T. Thurston
''The Gentle CRATER o. Henry.
kindred of the Dust"
Peter B. Kyne
"Dr. Rabbit and Tom Wild Cat"
Thomas C. Hinkle
"Winona's Way"
Margaret Widdemen
THE Magic of o." Frank Baum
Marty Lends a Hand"
Harold Latham
Further Chronicles of Avonlea," !"
L. Montgomery
"Dick Arnold of Rantan College,"
Earle Silvers
Happy House." Jane Abbott
Exit Betty. Grace L. Lutz
Rim O. the World,' B. NJ. Bower
"The Gold Girl"
James B. Hendrix
"The Foolish Lovers
st. John G.. Ewine
Mary Marie" Eleanor H. Porter
"The Lost Dirigible,"
Ralph Barbour
"In the Great Apache Forest"
James Schultz
"The Second Latch Key"
c. and A. Williamson
"The Son of Tarzan,"
Edgar Burrough
THE House of Baltazar,"
William J. Locke
"The Rescue" Joseph Conrad
when Dreams Come True"
Bender
Newark post., 1920-08-04
APPROXIMATE COST
OF EDUCATING HIGH
SCHOOL PUPILS

The comparative cost of educa-
ting a pupil in each of the high
school and grammar grades in the
county schools has been compiled
by the County Board of Education
and show some interesting facts.
The cost per pupil in each district
is as follows:
The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-19
Jail awaiting action by Santa Fe

Jail awaiting action by Santa Fe
officials.
Mr. Railsback, special agent
for the Santn Fe, and Sheriff Ee-
ton came to Rocky Ford Wednes-
day and took Ballinger to La
Junta where he is being held pend
ing investigation. He states that
he was walking along the Santa Fe
tracks and saw the box and was
attempting to remove 1t from the
tracks when the train approached.
He denies any attempt to wreck
the train. but will be held until
the matter is cleared up-ROcky
Ford Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-19
ATTEMPTED TO WRECK
PASSENGER TRAIN NO S
Man Caught After Having Placed
An obstruetion On Rails Near
Rocky Ford.


Rocky Ford.
What appears to have been an at
tempt to wreck Santa Fe passenger
train No. 5. due in Rocky Ford at
1852 a. m.. was averted last Tuesday
morning when the train neared the
Newdale station just east of this
city. At . point near Newdale
station an obstruction was placed
on the tracks in the form of Q heavy
tool box and it was SO placed that
had the engineer not seen it in
time to stop the train q serious
accident might have resulted.
When the train came to stop
members OF the crew rushed out
and captured q young man who gave
his name as Chas. Ballinger and
his home address as Denver. Bal
linger was lettering near the place
and it is alleged was seen near the
tool box. He was brought to
Rocky Ford and held in the city
The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-19

For immediate disposal, a tremen-
dous sacrifice in price will be made.
This il strictly high grade li.:io
now in storage in Holly. If inter-
ested write at once to the Denver
Music Company, Denver. Colo. SIP
The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-19

Persons having rooms to rent to
high school students or teachers, or
who desire to secure students to
work for room and board, notify
r.. A. Shanner, Phone GA. 1912
The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-19
Gordon for Representative.

Willard b. Gordon of this city was
designated as the primary candidate
of the Republican legislative conven-
The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-19

tiOn for PrOwers and Baca counties
on Tuesday. The PrOwers county
delegates had been instructed to
vote for Gordon by the county
assembly held last week, and this
The Holly chieftain., 1920-08-19

insured his designatiOn.-Lamar
Sparks.
1t will pay you to read The
Chieftain Want Ads.