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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15
The Lyceum Course

The dates for the Iyceum course
have been resolved. Four numbers
were chosen at u meeting held last
spring and the contract signed by
number of citizens of the town.
It is he same company as last year,
the Ellison-White Following is q
list of the entertainments and the
dates on which they will appear IN
Kendrick:
Temple Choir November 8.
Vatican Duo November 18.
Garner Jubilee Co. April A.
Bale March 4.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15
Methodist Church Notes

Last Friday night group Of
young people representing those
interested IN reorganization of an
Epworth League in Kendrick met at
the Methodist Parsonage to elect
officers and prepare for the work of
the winter. Games were played,
tollowed by the business meeting,
concluding with refreshments, con-
sisting of creamed fruit jello with
walters cut in the form of the
Epworth League insignia and nap
kins to match. The evening was
enjoyed by everyone and the officers
elected only 60 to predict a most
successful year for the League.
The newly elected cabinet Of the
Epworth League met last Monday
evening at the Methodist Parsonage
for short business meeting.
Among other things of Importance
it was decided to stage Hallow' cen
Party and social in Epworth Hall
the last Of this month. Committees
were appointed and plans are now
under way for cooperation with
"Mr. and Mrs. Witch" and the
''Spook' Family in making the en-
tertainment one of the big events of
the year. It will be sure cure
for all diseases of the mind or body.
Rev. H. w. Mort leaves Sunday
nlgnt for Lacrosse, WASH. where
he will attend the district meeting
of the Moscow District. Sunday
Morning, Lacrosse dedicates fine.
new Methodist Church, erected in
the past year under the pastorate of
Rev. James Opie. Bishop Shepard
will be present for that service and
also the two following days of the
district meeting.
Sunday, 10 a. m. Sunday school.
Glasses for everyone so bring the
family and stay for church.
Morning Worship, IL a. m. You are
invited to worship with us.
Epworth League = 6:45 D. m. in
, Epworth Hall. II you were present
last Sunday evening you Will be
there, if you weren't, come and see
: what you are missing. This is the
young peoples meeting led and run
entirely by them so come and help
run it.
Song Service and Worship. 7:30 p.
t m. A service everyone enjoys and
3 a fitting close for Sabbath Day.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday even
. ing at 1880 p. m. This is your SER
vice. Drop in and take part with US
1t will help you. 1t will help others
= American Ridge - Sunday School
at 10 a. m. Hitch up old Dobir
:. and drive over. You will enjoy the
r. whole day better. That will be
y the only service for Sunday at the
church.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15
Reception For Teachers

A reception was held in the base
ment of the Presbyterian church
Wednesday night, in honor of the
Kendricx teachers. The room was
beautifully decorated with pro-
fusion of flowers. About thirty
persons were present and enjoyed
the evening very much. A contest
involving the names of a number OF
Shakespeare plays, was won by Rev
Mort. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15

The PotIatch Telephone Company
purchased the building in which the
telephone Office is located. from DR..
Moser. The deal was closed this
week. 1his gives the phone COM
pany extra rooms in the building
which have been used for DR..
Moser's dental par lors. This is one
OF the most substantially built
structures in Kendrick and is in a
desirable location. The purchases
also. included the lot just east Of
the building.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15

Governor Davis stopped in Kend-
rick a short time Thursday on his
way from Lewiston to Moscow.
He was accompanied here by Sena-
tor E. w. Porter. He spoke at Lew
iston Wednesday night and at Mos
COW Thursday night.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15
Bought LaBole Farm

George and Herman EhIers this
week closed a deal for the Frank
Labole place near Cameron, consist
ing of 32O acres of land. The place
joins the Herman Ehler farm.
About 100 acres of the farm are un-
der cultivation.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15

DR.. Rothwell has been in Lewis
ton tor some time, taking a vaca-
tien. He suffered several broken
ribs and a broken collar bone few
years ago when the buggy in which
he was riding, went over the grade.
When his car rolled over with him
about two weeks ago. it is thought
he again fractured q rib. He re-
turned from Lewiston Thursday.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15
No Ringers For kendrick

Kendrlck wasn't IN 1t at Troy last
week when the finals were played to
decide the championship horseshoe
pitchers of the county. Kendrick
has little hope of winning this con-
rest as it is generally conceded that
the real horsesnoe-pltching artists
are seldom found in a live town.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Oldfield and
son, Max, drove down from Spokane
Friday afternoon and spent the
week end here with friends. On ac-
count of the Iheavy rain Saturday
night and Sunday they left their
car here and went back to Spokane
on the train.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
POstOhice Business is Heavy

While he has not as yet made final
computations for the month Just end
ing, Postmaster Reavis reports that the
mail handled at the postoffice. both for
outgoing trains and for local delivery
exceeded that of any past year by so
per cent. The work of the postoffce
has been hampered by the recent cold
and snow.
Mr.. Reavis says the postoffice force
is looking forward eagerly to the new
home. which will be completed in the
spring. The present quarters, he SAYS,
are much too small for the amount of
business of the office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Nlnlfred Root Breaks Leg

Little Miss Winifred, young daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Root. sustained
broken leg in coasting accident on
the Root orchard place Monday. She
is the fourth Hood River child to get a
broken leg coasting this season.
While the little girl is resting well,
the accident has caused Mr.. and Mrs.
Root, on the eve of departing with
their children for southern California,
where they expected to spend the
remainder of the winter. to canceI
reservations.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
New Residences Will Rise

The new building concern Of this
city, the Baldwin & Swope Construc
ton Co., recently formed by l.. C..
Baldwin and j. W. Swope, is looking
f rward to heavy construction of new
l. mes this year. MIR. Swope says he
<pects the aggregate of Hood River
/ aiding of al. kinds to go well toward
$ 000Oo the coming year.
The new construction company has
already drawn plans for rev $4 900
sidence to be constructed by W. j..
Cady on his East Side orchard place.
Ir. and Mrs. J. H. McVav have drawn
ans for a new home.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
WEDDINGS
HayS-EyanS

At the nome of Roy D. Smith in the
Barrett district, December 25, Mary
Elizabeth Evans and Samuel X. HAYS
were united IN marriage by Rev Grant
Dix. Only immediate relatives of the
families were in attendance.
After sumptuous Christmas dinner
the young couple took the afternoon
train for Puget sound points where
they will visit relatives. After the
New Year Mr. and Mrs. Hays will
make their home in Gooding, Ida.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Ferry Service Resumed

The Hood River White Salmon ferry
system, tied up since December 10 by
the ice in the Columbia, resumed ser
vice Tuesday. Men We're busy Mon
day breaking way from the still
water of landing places, where the ice
remained thick The current of the
Columbia had broken the ice of mid.
stream. Ice foes, floating in such
numbers as to endager small craft a
few days ago, are now seen only at
rare intervals.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
l. Of 0. Students Will Give Dance

Students of the University of Ore
gon will give dance tonight to raise
funds for the Woman's Building fund
The students hone to raise fund of
S400 from Hood River county. Young
women home for the holidays from the
University presided at a card party at
Library nall Tuesday afternoon, rails
ing money to be applied to the coun-
tvs allotment.
The dance will be given at He'll.
bronner hall. Kolstad's s orchestra will
play. An admission of Sl.l0, including
war tax, will be charged
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Good Christmas Seal Record

Hood River county made an enviablt
record in the sale of Red Cross Christ
mas seals for raising funds in the fight
against tuberculosis. The original al
lotment of 20, coo seals was disposed of
and the committee applied for an add.
tional 10000 Despite the stormy
weather, which naturally retarded
progress of sales, all hut small por
tion of the second allotment were sold
Mrs. +. A. Cram had charge Of th.
local sales of Christmas seals.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Business Houses Closed TODAY

All business activity will be suspend
ed in Hood River today. Stores and
meat markets Will be closed throughout
the day. No holiday, however. will be
observed by the apple shipping con.
Germs. Shipments are getting back to
normal following the tie-up of traffic
due to the freeze. and shippers are
rushing to make up for the lost time
during the interruption.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

The trade mark of the Apple Grow.
8 Association, Diamond Brand Hood
tiVer Apples, Famous for Flavor, :"
ver had more unique setting than
tuat Of advertisements exhibited by the
sales DEPARTMENT. The English words
appear in the advertisement entirely sur
rounded by rambling Yiddish charac-
ters. The advertisement appeared in
the New York Jewish Forward. The
Jews it is said. are fond Of apples, and
fruit concerns find it profitable to call
attention to their products in the Sem
itic neWspaper.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01

ter, Mis-. |. L. Lafferty. and family.
and was so impressed with the scenic
beauty that he decided to remain.
Lewellyn de Mars. youth from
Dawson City. Yukon Territory, who
has been working as second boy in
the hotel, has developed talent for
drawing that has brought him atten-
tion. The young man so interested
Manager Chirdlund Of the Hotel Ore
gon, that the latter commissioned him
to prepare colored menus for New
Years dinner.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
POTATO GROWERS
NOW GETTING $3.50

Upper Valley potato growers are
now receiving Unprecedented prices for
their product, according to l. 7. Beal,
leading grower Of the district, here
yesterday on business. Dealers are
paving So. go per cwt. f. o. b. Parkdale.
Mr.. Beal says damage from frost
was negligible. Out of crop of so
ears but about two cars We're frozen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
HaIe-knapp

The wedding of Miss Minnie Agnes
Knapp. daughter of M. and Mrs c p.
Knapp, and K. l.. Hale occurred yes
terday. After January 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale will be at home at Park
dale. Following the wedding Mr. and
Mrs. Hale lett for Portland on a
honeYm on trip.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
First Church of Christ, Scientist

Services will be held in Church
Building, 9th and Eugene, Sunday II 90
a. m. Subject God.
Sunday School at / a. III.
Wednesday service, p. m.
The reading room is open daily from g
to p. M. in the Church.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Miller -Markley

The wedding Of l.. Nj. Miller and
Miss Pearl Markley was soemnized at
the home of the brides family on
Wednesday, December a, Rev. L. G.
Dix officiating Only close friends are
relatives were present.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Van Hoy. Morton

Chas. Van Hoy and Mrs. NJ. X. Nor
ton were married Wednesday. Decem-
Der "a Judge 0nthank oflicated.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
lane SteUQrt
Our Efficient Shopper

and the merchandise will be sent to
you without delay, quite as if you had
purchased it in person. This applies
to sale merchandise, or anything you
may desire-at all times.
This service is yours for the asking,
and we take great pleasure in extend
ing it to you.
Lansbufgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-05-30
Society
Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Capt. G. c. March. L. s. N, accom-
panied by Mrs. March, has sailed for
Spain. where he goes as United States
naval attache at the American en-
hassy Following this detail Can't.
ana Mrs. March will go to Italy to
make their permanent home, with
which plan in view they have shipped
all of their household goods abroad.
Capt March for several years has
been on duty in Washington as chief
clerk of the historical section of the
naval war library, a position for
which he was eminently fitted from
his many years Of foreign duty. and
especially from his services in Japan
and the far east.
Mrs. March is well known In WASH
fngton as the daughter of the late
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Robley d.
Evans.
Commander Dwight Dickinson. u. S.
N, retired. who made his home in
Evening star., 1920-05-30

"Sub-standards," but wonderful val
ues at this price. Imperfections arc but
slight; light weight for present wear;
seamless and we'll reinforced
Evening star., 1920-05-30

appreciation Of our brothers sac
rifce.
On Decoration Day love tri-
umphs over Death. memory un-
wraps the leaves Of grief and we
mortals find a hidden treasure.
The soldier lives again in
Memory.
May Memories of our Soldier
Dead help US to checrfully. cour-
ageously bear our individual re-
sponsibilities the while we do
homage to those who under the
sod and under the waves Of old
ocean sleep the long sleep. Sc
cure in the knowledge of work
we'll done.
Evening star., 1920-05-30
VIII Gladly HELP You

In case you have not heard about it,
we want you to know that you are
invited at any time to phone or write
this special department., telling US just
what it is you need. Your order will
be accurately filled by
Evening star., 1920-05-30

"Sub-standards' of S6o5 quail
tiles; they are properly reinforced,
in black and cordovan. and are silk
from top to toe. These are Of
fered in limited quantity Come
early for selection.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

"Sub-standards' of the better quail
ities-l,8OO pairs: in black. navy and
white. Full fashioned and reinforced fof
service; knit from selected mercerized
yarns: fine gauge.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

For imported Pongee Of this quality. believe that
Tuesdays price is the lowest quoted in years This feat
is possible because of unusual purchase made the
savings being shared with patrons, is usual
custom This heavy Japanese natural color silk Pongee
in the 33nch width desirable for mems Shirts womens
bouses, draperies, ETC.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

SIX Dept, Third FIoor-Lan.bursh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-05-30

'Sub-standards" of 85c qualities, ID
good weight for summer wear; the faultl
are hardly noticeable. even to the mos1
critical eye. Properly reinforced Black
white and colors.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

"Sub-standards" of $275 to $3.50
qualities; full fashioned; every pair rein
forced at points of wear some with mer-
cerized Isle soles and tops and some all
silk, excepting the reinforced Isle feet.
Black, white and colors.
Evening star., 1920-05-30

- ~ ~
Day brings US
all to til 6
shrine Of our
Soldier Dead.
Dec oration
Day brings to
us all h q
great loss and
the great cost
this Is the
hour that en-
ar gcs our
s Is an d
brings anew to
Evening star., 1920-05-30

Pink Cell
Sea Foam Peach
Burnt Orange Jade
French Blue Sprite
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05

Public6 LA PRENSA una informa-
ci6n teiegrafica de Ia Ctudad de Mex
CO en- Ia u Sc decfa que hahia sldo
~interceptada por los agentes del Gobier
no del Presidente de Ia Huerta una
ca-ts del general Pablo Gonzalez, en-
IA cual Sc veia que dicho militar ha
bfa estado mezclado en- las t~entativas
que Sc han hecho para derrocar a. so
bierno actual de Mexico.
Una copia fotografica de dicha r
IA ha sido dada a conocer en- Ia capital
mexicana Y en- ella aparece que el texto
fntesro de Ia carta del general Con
zalez, dirigida 4 su hermano Domingo
a Laredo. es Ell siguiente. con sus en-
riosas faltas de ortografia;
The Condado Vanderbilt. San Juan
Porto Rico The Vanderbilt Hotel
Thirty Fourth Street, east and Park
Avenue.-Hn Top Inn. New Port.
Rhode Island.
New York. agosto q de 1920.
Senior Domingo Gonzalez laredo,
Texas.
Mi estimado hernano:
Hoy, 4 las 10 de Ia manana- arriba-
mos a esta ciudad. ~procedente de Los
Angeles. California, de donde salimos
81 martes n las nueve de Ia manana:
como veraS fue N vaje larguisimo,
que 10 hicimos con mucho faStidio.
AQuf me encontr6 el l!cenciado Men
divil. y desde luego. quedanos ALOHA
dos en- su hotel. que es muv aristocra-
tico. bastarte caro-; pero va buscamos
un alojaniento mas modesto.
Pienso pernanecer en- esta, algunos
dfaS. Y estoy vacilante en- continuar mi
viaje 4 Europa, pues despues del fra
case de Cautu no uuiSiera meterme en-
mas jerilgas: pero. en- fin, va te avi-
sere 10 que resuelva, Aureliano me es-
cribi6 Y me dice que Lucio quiere que
70 le ayude. pero Ia verdad, no le tengo
confianza y cada fracaso es una ex-
hivici6n de mi parte. 10 cual quiero
evitar. De Mexico tambien me han
ofrecido ayIida: pero dado 81 lapse tan
corto de tempo que falta para las cleo
clones, creo que va TODD es Until. '
10 mas combeniente es esperar 81 de-
sarrollo de los acortecimientos. ei cuai
espero. que sea favorable para nuestros
intereces. A mi paso por Chicago. ha-
bls con Ell general Cidronio Mendez,
que actual esta encargado del Consul
Iado en- aquel lugar. Y me dice 81 po-
dra ayudarme de alguna manera en-
mi proyecto. pero que este sea sin com
prometerse. como "a comprenderas, es-
Ia genie le gusta eStar entire dos aguaS
Y siemprs buScan el conodin, pero
ahora es cuando teremoS que coaocer
n genie 10 cual es n ventaja para
e future. escrfveme Y dime 81 sigue 81
asunto de don Isidoro. Y ST han podL
do localizar Ia m~ercancfa, pues 70 es-
! pero que Mendivil, descuente los docu-
mentos aQuf y con ESQ va tendremos 81
ficiente.
Creo que Ell sehor Enparan. va ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
Sc PROHIBiRA Ell USO DE ARmAS
DE FUEGO

MADRID septiembre A. EnErgicas
medidas Sc van a adoptar para res,rin
cir el uso de las armas de fueSo, que
cor tanta f~recuencia Sc viene hacienda,
segun Sc nunci0 hoy oficiaimente aqui.
Los lltimos informes muestran que
tres millones de personals usan cons
tantemente rev6lveres en- TODD e. pals.
En- las noticias de la prensa Sc We
que en- cualquier lugar en- que ocurren
huelgas u otra claSe de ~alteraciones
del orden, Sc uSan cast siempre arTnas
de fuego con fatales consecuencias,
Ell la mayor parte de los casos. Tam
bien Sc sehala que, debido 4 la libertad
que Sc ha concedido para la compra
de rev6lveres, estas arnas son usadas
cast siempre por elementos peligrosos.
En- breve Sc dictaran disposiciones,
segun sc anuncia, requiriendo a los
que posean. para que obtengan las res
pectivas licencias, Cuya expedition Sc
"a estrictamente vigilada- Sc nombra-
ran ~inspectores para que mantengan
una e~striCta vigilancia sobre los fabri
canteS de armas de fuego, asf como
sobre la Importation de esa armas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS.

Coco de aceite 60c ID. Pamela de
tuna anisada Acc ID. Mel de tuna
Csc lb. Mel de maguey soc ID. Chi
charron de pUerco aprensado Csc ID.
al estilo CSC 10. Chorizo al estilo lac
lb. Chile verde picoso SOC. Chile CO.
dorado ancho 35c lb. Chile juajillo
35c ID. Tamarindos 30c ID. CHA de
castillo $3.50 ID. Ajo morado nuevo
mexicano 25c ID. Tambien tengo IN
gran surtido de hierbas medicinales,
81 ciento de manojos surtidos SITS.
Menos de 100, $500. Queso de vaca
aprensado doc. ID. QueSo enchilado
de la. de vaca 75c. Suadero de mem
brillo $3.50 Ia doc. Colacion 45c. lb.
Queso de tuna 4 v 5 en- $3.50 el
ciento. Pida lista general de precios.
Mando "reminiscences por correo, por ex
press Y como Sc me ordene. Todos es
tos precios son al por mayor. Tam
ben mando remisiones chicas 5egun
Ell tamano del pedido Y el precio: VIC
no ofrezco 10 que no Puedo cumplir
Todo pedido debe venir acompana6do
de ST. importe. Diriia IA correspor-
dencia en- Ia Siguiente forma:
SR. SOSTENES MIRELE5,
125 S. Laredo. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
IA CARTA DEL GRAZ. PABLO GONZALEZ
Ell ex candidate a la presidential relata, con nuehas tai
tas de ~ortogrnia, todas sus prlnclpales actlpsdades
de cmdcter poltico y reUolucionGio
23 g

bra lido a esa. despues de haber efec-
tl1ado una vicita de inspection a la
hacienda que tengo, en- compania con
los Ozunas, 81 es asf, die que me escri-
Va . que me mande I'm informe deta-
llado del asunto que 10 llevo a esa-
Ell doctor Cervantes estara en- esa en-
algunos dias, a donde va a DEAR q. u
hermanas, pues 81 tiene que salir pa
"a Espaha Ell mes entrante a importar
ties asuntos. ST Aureliano va a esa, di-
lie que te informe Ell estado del asun
to que 81 esta ~geStionando en- San An
tonic 70 no te 10 puedo decir en- esta,
Dor ser de caracter delicado. Acavo
de recivir una copia dc Excelsior, dom
de publica Ia carta de Reyes Salinas.
Como conseguirfa esta carta? Ne pa
rece aro que en- este pals pueda haoer
alguna Influenza del fatdico nance,
Que me persiga hasta en- este desde-
, rro: pero en- fin, va veremos. Manda
un propio a Eagle Pass, Y yer q Sail
mas y die que nieGue Ia AUTHENTICATED
de la carta, mandale fondos para que
Sc sisa sostenien6o en- csc lugar. haSta
mi resreso; Y escrfbeme informandome
ampliamente de TODD 10 que pase en-
esa-
Con afectuosos recuerdos para tn IA
milia V amigos, soy 10 hermano que tie
aprecia.
Pablo Gonzalez. firma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
" -.
~DESORDENES EN- CHILE

LIMA Perd, agosto Is Informes
recibidos de Ia frontera peruana CHI
lena. de ~fuentes of;ciales. dan cuenta
de que en- Tacna Y africa han ocurrido
en- los ultimos dias. d~es6rGenes de ca
rActer grave entire los $4,000 soldados
que Sc hallaban reconcentrados V1
$ provircias, habiendo habido, segQn
Sc dice, gran nGmero de muertos Y
heridos.
Tambien Sc asegura que Ia moviliza-
ci6n de fuerzas nilitares Ell Chile tu-
vo caracter politico con Ell ~prop0sito
de trasladar de Santiago Y Valparaiso
fuerzas que eran favorables a IA can
didatura presidential del senior Arturo
A~lessandri. de Ia ALBANIA Liberal.
La information de r~eferencia asegu
"a que las tropas chilenas moviliza-
das estan demandando que Sc les regre
Sc a sus hogares y que durante los
d%isturbios dichos, Sc hizo uso de anne
tralladoras. que fueron las que ocasio
narcn las p~rincipales bajas.
Varios vapores cue han llegado al
puerto de CaTao en- los ultimos dfas.
han traido como 700 refugiados de Chi
le.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-05
.FALLECIO Ell CARDINAL GU
SASOLA Y MENENDEZ.
PRIMADO DE ESPANA

MADRID. septiembre 3.-El Carde-
nal Victoriano Guisasola y Menendez.
Arzobispo de Toledo Y Primado de Es-
pafa- falIeci0 hoy. 4 las cuatro de Ia
mariana, en- eS Palacio Episcopal. a
~consecuencia de una ~enfermedad de
los rinones que Sc present6 hace po-
cos dias.
Los medicos que 10 aterdian pro-
yectaban aver hacerle n operation.
pero no hubo va tempo para eilo.
Su Eminencia Guisasola nacio en-
Oviedo el 81 de abril de 1852 y Sc edu-
co en- el serfinario de csc lugar hahien
lose ordenado er 1876: en- 1852 rue
nombrado Secretario de Ia Dihces!s de
Orihue!a V en- 4 de diciembre de 1908
nombrado Arzobispo de Valencia: ell
10. de Enero de 1914 fue trasladado
al Arzobispado de Toledo y en- % de
Mavo de 1914 creado Cardinal. ha-
biendo recibido ell capelo de manos
del Rey Alfonso en- s de Septiembre
de csc mis1no aho.