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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
NO ES POSSIBLE DE MO-
N UN CAM BIO
RADICAL

La impression que recogf sobre ei
asunto.-nos dijo nuestro entrevista-
dc,-fue la Siguien:e: los f~uncionarios
q cue aludo antes, aunque 81 bten es
cIerto que ven con buenos ojos Ell res
tablecimiento de la Constitution de
1857, como Ia Carta Gnica Y funda-
mental de nuestras insutucIones, no
deJan de ccnslderar u el momento
presente no sc presta q IN camolo IAN
brusco como ell que entrahar!a un ph-
SO semejanta. La r~evolucion truman
Re, O por mejor decir, e.
nuo d!era q traSte con el regimen ca
rraocista. cuenta entire sus mas Como
tados elemertos con personals fntima-
mente ligadas con Ell nuevo C6digo de
1917. personals que formaron pa-rte de
congreSo coHstituyente, que aportaroh
sus ideas para la creaclGn del nueFo
C6digo, y que seguramente Sc reseh-
tirfan de IN Gambia rtdical como g! de
cue venimos kablando. Sc me dira Sc
guranente que el orgulo Y la Vanidad
de esas cuanta@ personals NADIA repre-
scntan para Ell interes de la Republica
NJ nara Ia satisfaction de Ia mayoria;
nero no nay cue olvidar que detras de
kstas Sc ancuentra oculto parte del
sentimiento racional. FL gobierno, den
:rC de su misma polftica conciilato-
ria, no podrfa proceder de otra ane
Que no fuese interpretando el pensa-
r;e,.o de las mayorias. FL momento
Sc dcf!nitivo, Y de n precipitation o
de un retraso podrfa sobreVenlr un
fracaso trascendental. Y tan este es
asf one nc a decir. en- Ia
serurtdad de que no yerro. de que du-
ronte nuestros perfodoS de eterVes-
cencias poifticas Y reVoiuclonarlas'
rirguno como el de hoy de compllcado
y dc enbarazoso para el goolerno.
UN GOLPE POLlT!CO
DEL CANDIDATE
TODD este que aquf les reiato'-
nos diio en- conclusion la PERSONA
no tiena caracter Official alguno, nj
nrerensi0n de ser Ia VOC general del
n,,eh,o Sinolemente es INA impression
, recogida auui V ala, mas o menos al
acaso. V externada por mi del mlsmo
| modo, en- la inteligencia de que con
clio NADIA pcrjudico nj NADIA entorpez
| IN Ia marcha de Ia nueva adulnlssra
| c!3n. a IA que soy adicto. Puedo deer
tambien que. segun Sc me ha infor-
mado. ell general obreg6n proyecta'
como un eolpc de audacia politica- de-
rIararse neutral en- el punto constitu-
| cional a dHbate Y sujetar a "reteren-
DUN" ell restablecimieEto de Ia Cons
-itrci6n de 1857. como unico mooo
elective de apreciar el sentimlentc
dol n,eblo. interesado como nadie er
r., 5aerino dc sus instituciones. De csc
r7odo. sc me dice, Sc CARA cutnPiiu'
satisfaction a I'm anhelo popular Sc
escuchara Il voz de Ia Rep0ollca y st
cortara todU rretexto para futuras
asc.siones de caracter polftico> Dentro
naturalnente de las reformas que de-
manda ell adelanto cfvico de nuestrc
pats. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29

BALE

Las sehoritas Adelfa Guerra, Lo-
Ia Guerra. Juanita Gonzalez y Jesu-
sta Gonzalez subscriber las ~invitacic
mes que profusamente han circuladc
para el bale que esta noche habrs
de llevarse a efecto en- Ell Salon Ma
cCabbe. sito en- Ia esquina de las ca
lies de Commerce Y Main. en- honor
de las sehoritas Juanita Bellinger Y
Lucy Schmith quienes por espacio
de algunos meses Sc ausentaran de
esta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
VA LLEGAR0N
TONICO MARAF1LLOSO
Del Padre Pena
ALIvIA DIEZ ~ENFERMEDADEs

ALIVIA DIEZ ENFERMEDADES
I-TuLer:uIosis en- primer grade. 2-La dis
peres!a por cr6nica cue sea. s.-El re1masis
no. LAS neuralGias. 5.-Las calenturas
rebcldes. 6.-Las toses y eatarros. T.
Las dolencias cue quedan de Ia influenza:
s-Los males del eeraz6n que proricncn del
est6niago. e-La anetl;a- lo.-Las fiebres
paiIdicas o frfos-
INUMERABLEs SON LOS TESTIMONIES
DE LOS ENFERMOS QUE HAN SANA-
10 CON ESTA MEDICINA DEL PADRE
PEEA.-ESTA MEDICINA ESTA DEb!-
DAMENTE ,REGISTRADA BAJo Ell NU-
NERO 1880.
PRECIO :-Fra.co de Is onzas. 3l.oo Do
6 on1as. SOC.
DE VENTA
En- Laredo. Texas. Bcticas del Refusio ,
Colorado. ~
En- San Antonio. Texas. Boticas de Hi6a-
20. del Aguils, esq. So. Laredo , Nuevn y
San Pedro.
PADRE PENA
100. Main Ave. Laredo. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
DEFUNCIONES

Senior don Placndo Lopez, a Ia e.
dad de so amos.
Seaora dona Soledad de Alvarado,
q Ia edad de as amos.
Nina Juanita Pons, a Ia edad de
amos ! mes. hija de don Francisco
Pons Y de Ia sehora doha Juana de
Pons.
Milo Florentino Muhoz. a Ia edad
de ! aho 8 meses, hijo de don Jose
Muaoz y de la sehora doha Antonio
Trevino de MuNoz.
Miro Luis Martinez. a Ia edad de !
aho I mes. hijo de don Luis Martf-
neg y de IA senora doha Modesto Ba
rrera de Martinez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29

Las mujeres. ~espeluznadas, estaban
palidas, temb!orosas.
Una de elias dijo:
-Pero este no ten ~desenlace nj ex-
plicacion. No vamos a dormir ST
no nos dice como ocurri6 ESQ, seg1n
listed.
Ell magistrate sonri6 con severidad
-Siento, se1oras. desvanecer sus
tremendas a~preciaciones. Creo sim,
plemente que Ell propietario LIGHTING
de la mano no habfa muerto V Que
fue g buscarla con Ia que lie quedaba
Lo que no sc es como pudo lograrlo
Fue una especie de vendetta. -. go.
Una de las seforas murmuro:
No, no debio ser asf.
FL juez, sin dejar de sonreir, deci
dio:
va les habfa p%revenido que nc
les gustaria mi e~xplicacion.
Guy de M5ubassant
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
PAM VENDRA DE EmBAJAOOH
A WASHINGTON

TsIe~-ama Especial parn Ia PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO Is
Parece cosa ciecta que Alberto Pa
nj sera nombrsdo para que desempe-
ne el cargo de E~mbajador en- was
hington tan pronto coro Sc defina
Ia situacion del E7hierno rle-
xicano en- relacion con el de Ia Casa
EIlIca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
QUEEN ES El MASiS-
a

FL licenciado Gonzalez es Magistra-
90 de Ia Suprema Corte de Justicia
de Mexico. Fue electo para tai puesto
nor ell Congress- de Ia Union en- 1917, Y
r~eelecto POI ell de 1919 2 tnstancla y
designation cue hicieron para su cleo
c,6n las Legislatures de los Estados
de Puebla, .Tabasco V Sonora. La pro-
puesta triunfante. sin embargo, fue
"a del Estado de sonora FL periodic
uara el cual la sido electo, por Ia Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
UN REPRESENTATIVE De O6RE
CON VENDRA A SAN FRAN
CISCO, CALIFORNIA

Telegrama Especial para La PRENSA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO Is
Dlcese que cl General Obreg6n envi6
un representarte a San Francisco,
California, con ell objeto de que trate
de c~onvencer a los delgados democra-
tas de que Ia mejor polftica que Sc
puede seguir en- reiaci6n con Mexico,
por este pats. es Ia de no mezclarse
en- sus asu1tos.
Hay grandes temores, aquf, de que
ell programa democratico sea franca-
mente hosttl al nuevo gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
A ~DiFiculTADES

En- los ~cfrculos d~iplom4ticos Sc dice
cue los gobiernos de Guatemala Cos
n Rica ' FL Salvador estan enteramen
te d~ispuestos . realizsr e. proyecto de
Ia Union. Y u no omitiran niagun
asfuerzo para iograr 81 p~rop6sito: pero
Que los goSiernos de Nicaragua Y Hon
duras no Sc muestran muy interesa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
Koluerd la
(Viene de Ia Primicul

tVleHe de In PT!m tCnl
tendiente a la protection del capital
extranjero y a. fomento de las rique-
zas ~nacionales solamente podra Ievar
sc 4 cabo dentro de los terminus de
In Constitution de 1857, y que, para ell
%efecto, es do rigurosa necesidad su
restableciu.iento. Esta opinion, que va
generalizdndose entire las masas, me
fue comunicads tambisn en- varios
circulos oficiales, en- donde, por cier-
&c. no %encontrt repulsion nj al espiritu
que entrahaba nj a la ~trascendencia
Que trae consigo apare1ada. Al contra
rio, Sc de buena fuente U varios
runcionarios del gobierno actual Sc
deGican al estudio de IL debatida cues
ton. alegando razones de orden pura-
mente moral y de principle etico, pa
ra llegar 4 un avenimiento que salts
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
NACINlENTOS

Una nina de Alberto RiOjas Y &C.
noveva de Hoyos de Rlojas.
I'm n!ho de Gumercindo Martinez Y
Maria de JESUS Ealbuena de Martl-
nez.
Una nino de Miguel Rios Y Susie
Fueutes de Rios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29

gunda vez el Magistrate Gonzalez,
ternina Ell aho de 1923.
FL alto funcionario judicial fue pre-
riainente diputado Constituyente en-
1917. despues de haber desempenado
ell cargo de ASSESSOR de los Consoles de
Guerra Ell ano de 1915 en- la Conan
dancia Mllitar del Estado de Hidalgo,
de donde es oriundo, y otros puestos
en- SUI Estado natal que es el de Hi
dalgo (Real Gel Monte Y Pachuca)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
Con negros dolores
lViene de Ia Prmeral

ties las suspendidas lahores de agsi
cultura. poniendose en- movimiento las
grandes deSsibradoras instaladaS en- las
plantaciones, Y toda Ia maquinaria pa
ralizada por orden de Carranza
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
REG|STRO CIVIL
-)o(
REGISTRO CIVIL
MATRINONlOS

Juan san Miguel V Micaela Calvo.
Benito Bennett y Patrocinia Rodrl
gueZ.
Felix Ruiz v Cleofas Rivera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
Vino q eStudiar
viene de "a Primera)

Cviene de IA Primera)
tad con este immense pals. interpre-
rando eli scntimiento de nuestro pue-
bio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
La Mano
(Viene de la ~

ces me desperte. tres wees volvf q
dormirme y tres veces vi el asque-
roso resto correr por mi cuarto. mo.
viendo los demos como 81 fueran pa
tas.
Al dfa siguiente me la trajeron. La
encontraron sobre la tumba de sill
John Rowell, del que no Sc pudo des-
cubrir In familia. Faltaba ell fndice
Esta es Ia historic, sehoras; no sc
NADIA mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-29
SANT0RAL

Martes e9.-San Pedro y San Pablo
Ap6stoles. Fiesta de primera clase
con octava cominl.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
Cubans ToO Rich
 To Bother About
 Shipping Freight
tAssoeiated Press Lsassd Wirs2

fAssoeiatcd Press Leased Wirs)
 NEW YORK, July 19.-Freight con- gestion in Havana is so great that ships entering the port are delayed weeks discharging and loading, ac- cording to passengers who arrived to- day on the Ward Line steamer Mexi- co, which was delayed 22 days in the Cuban harbor.
 "The dplorable conditions are due to the prosperity of the Cubans,- Gr. A. P. Geibb, ship surgeon of the Mex ico said. .'The merchants seemingly do not care whether they obtain ship ments or not, and they seem to work on the theory that their stocks on hand are ample.'
 Other passengers said that the con gestion is due in part to Cuban laws which permits goods being held on the docks for six months.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
HAD TO FIGHT
 FOR BREATH
Mrs. Cheever Gains Twenty-Five Pounds and Ends Troubles
 By Taking Tanlac

Since taking Tanlac I have gained twenty-five pounds and feel better than have in years" said Mrs. Mer- " A. Cheever, who lives at the corner of 55th Ave, and 102nd street, Port land, Oregon. Continuing, she said;
 q suffered twenty years with rheu- matism and stomach trouble and a few months ago had to give up com pietely and take to my bed. had pains all over my body and my mus cles would draw up so tight l could hardly keep from screaming. At times 1 felt like a thousand needles were sticking in me and had pain over my kidneys nearly all the time. Near ly everything 1 ate seemed to turn to gas and caused my heart to palpitate so bad I feared I had heart trouble, and l thought every breath would be my last I was badly constipated, too, and had simply terrifying headaches that would last 9 week at time. was so nervous I felt like crying out at the top of my voice and I lost SO much weight I only weighed seventy five pounds.
 "A friend advised me to take Tan lac and it was simply wonderful the way improved right from the start. have now taken four bottles and my indigestion is entirely gone. eat anything without the slightest trou- ble, my rheumatism has just about left me, I never have headache and my nerves are steady as a clock l am never constipated any more and my general health is so good l want to tell the whole world about what wonderful medicine Tanlac is."
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
LAY OFF 12.oOD

PHILADELPHIA, July 19. - The Pennsylvania railroad announced to- day that ''to bring about efficiency in the operating forces and to curtail ex- penses as far as possible, 1t has been found necessary to effect a reduction of approximately 10 per cent m the number femployes in the eastern region" It was estimated that about 12,O0 employees would be Effected.
 Many of these men will be needed at other points" the announcement said. ''and every endeavor will be made to find places for as many as possible. Care will be exercised in making the contemplated changes. not to interfere with the ability to handle traffic or to make prompt repairs to cars and locomotives"
 The statement made no reference to changes in other regions comprising the system.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
Poland P'rOclaims
 Martial Law Along
 The German BC1rder'

WARSAW, July IT, Martial law was proclaimed along the Polish German frontier today after the Po- fish military mad stopped a detach- ment of thirty uniformed Germans who were endeavoring to cross west of Posen. The proclamation also fol- lowed the arrest of several Commun- ists in Posen who were accused of placarding the city with signs read ing Poland will fall"
 It was said that the Communists were sympathizers with a German faction which designed to seize Pos en if the Bolsheviki should threaten Warsaw. Within the last few days Communists bave been arrested at Warsaw, Lemberg and Lodz.
 "The Result Getters" - Review Want Ads.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
BALL PLAYERS
 IN COX LEAGUE
(.4ssociated Press Lsassd Wirej

IfSSocf1ted FFes5 LsISsd WUeI
 COLUMBUS, O., July 19.-In an eff diamond, the Cox-Roosevelt league of professional baseball players was in- corporated today, prominent baseball stars simultaneously sending Cover nor Cox a message of support. The in corporators were Jake Daubert, Ivey iWingo and Ed Roush of the Cincin. nati Reds; Walter J. Maranville. Bos- ton Nationals; c. D. Stengel, Phila. delphia Nationals and Ivan B. Olson Brooklyn Nationals.
 MT Daubeft was chosen president
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20

CONTINUED FROM PelGE oNE) no reason could be assigned for the shooting. "The masked mob" he said, fired the first shots. The ma chine gunners returned the fire with machine guns and side arms"
 The mob that stormed the jail was made up of about 50 men. They sur rounded the building and made con certed attack, Captain Fowler said. As they ran toward the jail they emptied revolvers and rifles at the structure.
 The soldiers and machine guns had been placed inside the building and by order of Captain Fowler they returned the fire The battle lasted for about three minutes. More than 100 shots were fired. We used both the ma chine guns and side arms" Captain Fowler said.
 The bullets fired by the mob rattled about the jail and through the barred windows Several shots came danger cusly near the soldiers but none of them were injured.
 When the mob ceased firing, Cap tain Fowler ordered his company to discontinue activities.
 At 12:30 o'clock Captain Fowler talking over telephone inside the jail said: "All is quiet, but we are exrecting another attack"
 Colonel Van Metts, adjutant gener al Of North Carolina, Captain Fowler said, is hurrying to Graham in an automobile, having left Raleigh before midnight. Owing to heavy rains he is not expected to cover the distance be | fore daylight. Upon recommendation of Colonel Don Scott, commander o1 the first regiment, Adiutant Genera, Van Metts tonight ordered the Dur ham reserve militia, commanded by Captain R. L. Bishop. to be in readi ness to proceed to Graham.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
Y. M. C. A. JANITOR
 USES BILLIARD CUE
 ON "CULLUD LADY"

Bertram Alexander. negro jan itor at the I'M c. A., is in jail aftes beng found guii,y yesterday of hitting "Old Beulaa" well known negress of Brewery Gulch. over the head with billiard cue.
 "Yo Honah," said Pertram to the court, "ah would'n think Q hittin' no lady, 'ceptin' under eA- tronery circumstances which am dat Old Beulah done pour whole bowl Q hot soup ovah riah haid."
 The court declared the excuse insufficient for hitting, lady with a billiard cue and fined Bertra:n s19c
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
Bear Oil
 Grows Hair

One of the potential ingredients of Kotalko-for the hair--is genuine beGy oE procured through hunters at a large cost There are other active ingre- dients not found in any other hair prepa ra ton. KotallSo is an ointment. 'it has succeeded in many cases Of when every other hair lotion or treat raent has proved futile. $500 guarantee.
 Why become or remain bah if you 3an grow hair? If others have ob- tained new growth through Kotalko. 1shy not y0nP Get a box at any busy drug store or send 10 cents. silver or stamps. for testing package to John Hart Britain. BX-301. Station F, New York City. Show others this advt.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
Italy Dispatches
 Troops to Points
 on Slav Frontier
lAssoeiaicd Pycss Leosed Wi,cJ


 WASHINGTON. July 19.-Italy Is sending troops to the line of demar- cation between Jugo-Slavia and Italy in anticipation of fresh disorders on the Dalmatian coast, say cables re- ceived today by the Jugo-Slavia le gation. from Laibaich via Belgrade. Arrival of regiment of infantry and some artillery at Logatetz was reported. while it was said that the 151st and 152nd regiments of the Sassari brigade had reached Trieste. Disorders at Trieste against the Jugo-Slav population were said to have spread along the Istrian coast and to have resulted in considerable destruction of property at Pola
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
cNzSA @zz:zs

as snob, Amy Burke is converted into star crap shooter, nimble-fin- gered potato peeler, the official style setter for the tough girls and the most kindly and humanitarian person in the tenements.
 From his Fifth Avenue estate Amy's grandfather watches his favor ite with acute curiosity. He is more surprised to discover one night that Amy and a tenement friend are ill the act of cracking his safe.
 Replete with novel comedy situa- tions, and softened by the romance of Amy and te->ment towel thief The Hoodlum" is one of the most interesting and funniest of attrac- tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
Mary Pickford to
 Be Seen in Comedy
 of New York Life

Steering high-powered sporty au- tomobile down Riverside Drive IS vastly different and not near as much fun as showing a push cart down s tenement street, so Amy Burke, play ed by Mary Pickford, discovers in "The Hoodlum." the second produc- ton in her own studios which will be seen Friday and Saturday at the Cen tral theatre and Sunday and Monday at the Eagle theatre.
 Landing on sordid Creighton Street
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
GRIFFIN BEATS PAYo

FL PASO, July 19.--Dick Griffin of Fort Worth was awarded the de cision over Kid Payo of Fl Paso, in the Fort Bliss arena tonight. Grif- fin had the best of every one of the ten rounds. The men are feather weights.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
JEROME MINER KILLED

PHOENIX. July 19. - Adrian Rodri- guez, a mine Car man, was killed in a slope of the 1850 foot level of the United Verde Mine at Jerome today by the fall of less than ton of rock, according to word received at the state mine inspectors office. A dep uty was detailed to investigate.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
SELECTS RIFLE TEAM

PHOENIX, July 19.-Adjutant Gen eral Walter s. Ingalls, today named the personnel of the military rifle team to represent Arizona at the na- tional rifle matches at Camp Perry, Ohio, leaving here July 26. The team was selected from Troop A, first Arizona cavalry, a Phoenix or ganization. and consisted of IS offic- CTS and enlisted men. The civilian rifle team. comprising riflemen from various parts of the state, was se- lected last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
cUTECURk HEALS SKlN TROUBLE
nPlmpIes 0nFa ace. Itched So Had To Rub Them.
 Burned and Hurt.

My face was a mass of pimples and had an unusual amount on my forehead and chin. They were and red and later they came to
 . Leads. They itched so would
 ta=ul, and then they started to
 and hurt.
 saw an advertisement for Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and tried them and found they helped me. I PG-ch sed more and when had used three cakes ci Cuticura Soap and one and half boxes of Cuticura l'intElent was completely healed" Signed Miss Anna Fyalka, Carols, Wash, Dec. G, 1919.
 Give Cudcura Soap, Ointment and Tslcurn the ca.e cf your skin.
 Sample Each Ere. bT Mail Address "cutiezra Lab. oratlrisA. Deot. r, efsldsn 4s. Mass Sold every whe-g. sOap 26c Ointment2S and soc. Tscum 25c. SE< Cut;cu-s Soap slaves without rug.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-07-20
WARN SWISS NOT TO
 BUY GERMAN PLANES

GENEVA, July 19.-Swiss news papers today warn Swiss firms against buying German airplanes at low prices owing to exchange rates. It is stated by the newspapers that these airplanes are the property of the allies, according to the treaty of Versailles and that buyers ard sell lers are liable to fines aggregating 100000 marks. and also that all ma chimes are liable to confiscation.
 About four-fifths of the standing