davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14

III Tnerto.-Tal era el apcdo de un
ctlebre aficionado. que daba siempre
la roz de "iQue viene." en- los encle-
rios de Ia plaza de Madrid. y de qulen
dice cl senior Sanchez de Neira:
49,. .Tipo raro, e~Xcentrico J extra
(Pasa a la Pae 12.l
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DesGe aquella funesta noche, Ma
ria me nego implacable sus besos.
-iTraes ell collar!
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EFEMERIDES MEXICANAS
Entrada de Torres a Guadalojara. -Fusila-
miento de Nina.

Uno de los prirleros srctos Ge To-
rres fuc dar parte de n ocupacion de
GuadaIajara Il HiGalgo y Al!ende, 4
q]uienes inviL6 = paSar a Glcna ciudad'
invitaci6n que aceptaror los jefes de
n revoiuci0n.
Hida!go Sc halIaba en- csc dia en-
VaIladolid. a donGe lego con poca
genie despuas de Ia derrota que sufri3
en- Ia hsatalia De AculcO. eli dta =. de
noyiembre en- que Calleja lie quito to-
dos los canones do que Sc habia apo
dorado en- L. hatllia del Monte de las
Cruces. AilcrGe sc Sepdr5 de Hid2lso
en- Ce!aya y Sc dirigi6 4 G~uaaaiuato'
dende rcc!bi6 IA invitaci5n de D.
Juan Antonio Torres, de Hasar 4 Qua
| dala5ara, AllenGc sc hab-a dis%lS;aoo
| con Hidalgo porgue el cUra no Sc re-
! solvi6 4 marchar SCORE il ciGda@ &C
| Mexico aprovechanGo q pirico Il an
| ella reinaDa por IA derrot" de las uo
| pas reaIistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-14
NEE DIE N~OYIEMBRE-

ONCE DE Eh5tNG
En- este dia courtroom dos aeon
,ecimientos notables: I en- eL aho
de 1919 Y otrn en- 1917.
En- este dia el ano de 1910 entro en-
Ia ciudad de Guadalajara, sin d!sparar
un trio Ell insurgents ialscieaSe y 10
Sc Antonio Torres. q consecuencia oeA
triunfo que obtuvo q Ola / en- as pa
vas de aZcoalco. donde perecio Ia fIor
Y nata de /, juveatud tapatia, que ha-
bfa. tornado IN battalion realista para
If a batir 2 Torres y que fue bard"
Dor este 10 mismo que las tropas rea-
listas que de Ia ciudad salieron a oa-
tir al denodado insurSerte.
Con aquel uiunto Sc desmoraizaroH
todas las autoridades de 10 cIudad ia
patia, por 10 que IA ab2ndonaron e
obispo Y los oidores que saheron para
san Bias. por 10 que con tooo orcen en-
tr6 en- Guadalajara el patricia Torres
al frente de sus victoriosas tropaS.
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Ola
Las ESMERALDAS

listed sabe quien soy 20? ST..
cuando ha venido listed a VERNE.
U:tec guerra, como tatitos otros,
.iue &c reveie MI secreto. iDesgracla-
90! .Dios haga one ignote GSted
siempre como Sc -fabrican las esme-
raldas,
\ pesar de mi aspecto vulgar, Sc
pa listed que 20 soy un ser extra
ordirario. Por ESQ me han traido
aqui. y uEos nos declaran genios, Y
i oUros nos declaran locoS. Io debo
figurar. segln los medicos, entire es
tc:; !:itlmos. Me es 10 mismo! :DeS,
Prrcio los j~uicios de l. human;da'!'
s.: sepa listed. senior MAO. quc yo
ne i,egado a apoderarrle. u Do-
uEc de todos los secrets de Ia Ma
t&raieza, que 20, ONO D:1s. IL SC
TODD ' aigo haas.
Debo de ~declarar!e q listed, que
he llegado a ser 10 que soy. gracias
. una Tujer. Ell amor es Ia gran
fuerza de Ia vida. Tn hombre ena'
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;D2sgraciado:... VA sabe listed
ell secreto para fabricar esmeratdas:
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-Cuando listed Qdiera.
iSeis mil pesetas..... iPero' For
que las joyas han de ser mas cafaS
que las flores?
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nlOrdQO 10 puCue IouC. Oh NidAid AiS
hubiese dicho:-"Quiero una estre-
LA para c~olocarmela en- Ia frente co
mo una diadema de luz hubiera 70
| bado para ella el mas brillante de
los luceros.
Porque sus ojos me miraran con
amor; porque su boca ME sonrlera
| allegro. 70 me sentia capaz de TODD.
Por ella llegue a averiguar como Sc
| fabrican las esmeraldas.
Pero Ia pobre Maria Sc conterta-
ba con POGO; era n muJer sencl-
LA. sin pretcnSiones. Alguna Ve1
proteStaba de nuestra pobreZa. En-
| tonces yo. para consolarla, la lleva-
ba ante ell espejo. Y ella. al verse
tan bonita sc echaba a reir y 10 OIL
! ridaba TODD.
Pero una noche. Nos habiamos
detenido ante la joyeria Gle Urqulo-
n. Maria, con Ia frente apoyada en-
ell CRYSTAL del escaparate, para yer
meior. contemplate con ojos de CO.
dicia. tGdas aquellas hermosas pie
| dras de luz.
Io Ia Observable intranqullo.
-:E&Monos?
No.. todavia no.. esEera..
! III minute miSa . no me canso dc
YER. Dies mic, que hermoso eS
TODD este.
y ea Gxtasis de admiration, con
! voz cue iacia temblar el deseo:
Mira esq diadema de brll!an-
| ties. Como ~fulguraria sobre G.
negro de mis- cabellos: iPor poseer
las. norque fueran mias, era capa@
de arrancarme los ojos cor mis- pro
pias manos.
Hablaha e:alsada, apretandome c!
brazo con fucY:a nerviosa.
-;Ch. mira que rubi. cES una
J gcta dc sangre fresca? GEs IN luce
TO al rojo2 :Es II rosa que Sc pc
trifico a! morir. ..iQue bien harla
npgarzado cn uno de mis- Gedos,
oh. Y esas pcrias? Fijatc bien'
Has visto zen Ia vida HaGa mas ar
m6nicamentc bcllo? Con cue COM
~rararlas? Nacidas Ell e. fondo mis-,
~terioso Gel mar. ticncn el color trans
parente Gel aqua Diierase G1e son
a Ia vez sGlidaS Y liquidas. Que b:cE,
~cstaris.. ~incrus5adaS en- mis- oTelas
AsustaGo de il veheme"cla de Sus
pa:ahras, tratG de a]partar!a del es-
c~apalate.
--.Namonos? 80,
No. lie digo que eSpereS. ION,
s. pud;era. me las llevaria todaS,
De pronto do IN gr!to.
oh, mira csc collar de eSme
Oued6 como deslumbrada, fijos los
ojos en- la precioSa joya.
HAS visto que luz. Que orll-o'
81 de esas piedras? Como las pupl-
las de Minerva. tienen todos los MA
! tices del verde. Que hien harlan so
brc la TORE de mi cuello.
Y con voz Imperative, laVaAHo
| sus oios en- los MICS:
-;Necesito csc collar
-Pero testas !oca?
10 necesito. I'll verds %, que
haces. Compralo, 81 puedeS; roDa:o
81 no.. .Lo neces!to. 81 III no ME
los das. otro habra que.
No Ia dele terminar a Erase.
-iPero que d!ces?...iM mt
Fl collar, ,Necesito el collar.
Habia tai energia en- su VOC y en-
81 mirada. que la die para calmar-
10 teadras, no Sc como; pero
10 tendras.
Y entire decidido en- ia joyerla.
lei precio de esas esmeraioaS.
-Seis mil p~esetas.
;Seis mil pesetas...... Me queie
aterrado. :Como podian waller aque
las msseras piedras taato dinero?
Con que dice listed que seis
mil pesetas?-interrogue de nuevo
ST. senior; scis mil pesetas.
-Bueno; pues es MIC cl collar.
va volvere por el.... n de estoS
dias.
iSeis mi! pesetaS!.... tPero' For
oua las ioyas han de ser mas caras
que las flores?
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Decia 81 csoada Juan L:on de 81
Jcr6nimo Jose Cand:do. que
'entre todos les santos, e. dsl sSno
feromo IN hab!a sido nunca santo de
u Cevoci0n.'
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mo NOS ENVIE UN SOLO CENTAVO---

non y renitanoSlo a INsotros. :Por que paga PrecIos altos
por I'm rclox cuando puede obtenerlo de nosotros a pree1o de
fabrica. Alguros concentrates piden $500 4 $1,000 pr re-
lojes Que no = pueden comparar con cstos. No eSpeTe' or
te este cup6n .inmediatamentc, esta oferta es solo p"r 80 tl@s.
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Este practco y hermoso relox chspeado de oro' de : 20
Wis, no Is nj grade nj pcqueno. todoS 10 dchen DC poSeee'
30 10 rcmitiremoS = I'd. sin GU. rS reni:l un SOLO centaEo
adeiar,ado. I'd. Sc convcnccra aSini>5ao de que c. muy
bonito y manual = marca I'm tempo correcto. asi que I'd. 10
puedc compra- con toda confisnza. NADIA mas coTtc este GU
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Il Gucrrilrro eSDaiIoI ID. Francisco
Javier Nina ttit hccho ~nrisionero IN
el rancho del VenaGito el - de octc-
hre. a! ser sorprcrJiG" pcr Una fucr
n realistic. muris2du en- q comh2je
Il i~nSurg"rie julis,!cnSc y. r"dr2 u"
reno. MeEos ato-CJnado que 81 COM
pa&sro. Nina III: hecho pGiS!onero
por CrranriA. uuv comet:I II viilan!A
de colpear:c con !, eSpida, por l. que
Nina indigHado lc GijC con toGo erer-
gia: "Siento hahcr caido ~prls!oncro;
pero este inforluDiI ME & mucho mas
dmargo por cSJar en- maRos he IN HON
bre q 70 respeIa g! nomhre &c cS92no!
nj 81 caracter del so!dado."
Nina flu conduSid" Il D~oS'ncia del
| mariscal Linan, quien orden" que 50
L. for!nara coGSeio Il" guerra. proGe-
| slndolc Dor trl;dor u 2:>1nna. POI lo
! qua - !" condeui y nUcrte.
L. s~crlencia sc cjecut6 el II De no
viembre dc 1877. freEte al Fuert. Ge
. los Remedies. que aun Sc hallaba 81
tiado FOR lillian. En- q momenJo &c
II ciecuci6n. amhas fuerZaS cont"n-
d:.ntcs Sc haIlahan cmpcAadaS IN
| recl, combat. ocro III Yer n conf
iva ftrebrc. como 81 Sc lutheran pueS
10 de acuerdo, los contendieates suS-
pendieror SuS fUegos y contemplation
IA eiecuciGn de valientc GU
| vas hazaias en- Mexico forrlan uno dc
los episodes mas brillantes Ge IA que
IRA de independence.
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ches, Maria me esperaba imraciente'
-:Traes ell collar?
81: aqui 10 tier
oh, amor MIC.
Y NE besaba y me mordla irene
tica.
-Col6came.,o sobre Ia TORE dc
mi cuel!o.
Llamaron a la puerta.
Maria me miro asustada.
-:Quien podra ser?
-; La policia:.. iVienen por mi
He asesinado al joyero para TO-
barle:
-sTu:.. La policia:... . Sc
~llevaran mi collar?...
Quise ahogarla como al otro. Pc
70 hugo. mo hay monstruo semejan
te . Ia mujer: Hugo, ~llevandose el
collar.
;D2sgraciado:.. va sabe listed
-, nod D,,, f.hr;par aSpoprn li.S'
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ANECD0TAS CUR|OSAS
De Los T0RRER0S

Uno de los diestros que tiene "bue-
nos golpes". es ell banderillero Cash-
Ito. residente en- Barcelona.
Cruzando ell Atlantico cor rumbo 2
La Guaira. hubo a media noche n
faisa alarma a bordo. La rotura de
tubos Ell Ia maquina hizo Greer en- IN
incendio, V al estar en- mltad del A
tlantico. a cuatro singladuras dc Ca
~rnarias V ocho de Venezuela ocasiono
un tremendo panico entire ell pasaJe.
Los tnreros, para gaaar un bote-
recurrieron a los e%stoques Y puntl-
las; V cuando ell terror era mayor Y
So considerable mas seguro Ell naufra-
! rio, pregunt0le Castillo a Vicente te-
rrer:
Dye. Ferrer: ahay por aqui ii
burones?
ia 10 creo. iMuchis;mos. Sin DO
III 70 ACCOMPLISHMENTS sou ~
~terpeIado.
Y contest5 Castillo. miranda los
salvavidas:
-:No? :Entonees pa que sirven G.
so bunuelo?
FL banderil ero Castillo. IN tunes.
estanto jugandc 4 cartas' fue int
rrumnido por cl cocfero que cl dla
anterior le llevo q Ia plaza. Y que '
be a cobrar In parta Que a Castillo
lie c~orrespcndia pagan.
-Egpera,-contcstole el pancefl
Hero.
i como rasasen uuAs minutes s.n
soitar IA W. repit;o el cochero Ia
petici6n. dic:endo:
Date prisa. Castillo. que no pGc
! do esperanto.
IA dondc vas?
Il b2narme.
-Vcte pcniendo las c~alabcZas,-
contest6 Castillo al tempo qre paga-
ba.
Decia 81 cspada Juan Lon de su
| colega Jcr0nimo Jose Cand:do. que
''entre todos les santos, e. dsl s@no
Geromo 10 hab!a sido nunca santo de
81 devotion"
En- IA enfermeria de II plaza de
! toroa:
FL undergraduates. honbre, GGs cl
| golne lie ha s!do tan fucrte CONT US
- -
ted imaginaba. ,
FL nicador:-;Caye este. home.
IS; me liz partio el endino por IL
quiya. Fue mucha Gaia aGuei a.
ii a'guacil (sntrando) A yer.
| todos los pic&dores 4 la plaza de or,
den del ~presidente que Sc eHtria ei
toro.
FL meIico:-Vamos, hombre. sa!ga
listed pronto que csta hacienda falta.
FL picador:-Por la virgen Zanti-
sima. OIL Canuto, que soy I'm pare de
familia.
FL alguacil (entrando otra veil: -
| Que Sc enfria el toro.
III Observation-Disclosures tn. cara c
| sable: pernira I'M dcbe que sarts I'M
huro IL barrera Y tc vean mis- cllsoS
. cns2rtao COMO los %gunucloS.
III TnertO.-Tal era el apcdo de un
ctlebre aficionado. que daba siempre
la roz de "iQue vicne!" en- los encle-
rios de Ia plaza de Madrid, y de qulen
dice eli senior Sanchez de Neira:
49,. .Tipo raro, eXcentrico J extra
(Pssa a la Pag 49,
-L, ,n,~ cr:aH:n+
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DesGe aQuel!a tuneSta noche, M"
ria me nego ~implacable i besoS.
= TraeS ell collar!
-Manana.
Isl. manana 10 mismo que hoy.
v reia con risa cruel. -PueS mrs
one Sc me va acabando la ~pacienc:a.
81 til fueras otro hontre... Ma
nana.-v voivia a reir coler."l.
Pense Ell mi desesperaclon, que
acaso no seria desatinado lntentar
IL fabricacion de esmeraldas. Lei to
dos cuantos libroS de qulmica ha
lie en- la Bibiioteca Y solo pudc ave
ripuar Que la esmeraida = n PIE
dra de color verde, complccTa &c 5;
licato de alumina-imisera TERRA
arcilloSa,-y dc un oXldo llamado
glucina.
Pero. a pesar de cuantos ensayos
hice. combination de estas dos par
ties. la a!umina Y la glucina, no me
dinron nor resaltado el TODD, o sea
Ia esmeralda.
y Maria seguia interrogandome
implacab!e:
-:Traes cl collar? ;Traes el CO.
llar?
Una nochc. era va aleo tarde, al
pasar por Ia joyeria de UrQulcla, VI
que en- la tienda no habla mas que
un dependiente.
Entire decidido.
Else collar de esmeraldas que
esta en- e. escaparate.
-tEl que v!o listed Ia otra no
che?
ST. .
V; sabc listed el precio; ssis
mil peSetas.
ST. VI 10 Sc: Seis nil pesetas.
Cogio el collar, y HE 10 mostro
s~onr:enGo.
-::V&ya unas piedras!
81, muy hermosas.
Era Ia OCCASION. Me arroje sobrs
e., de ~improviso: lie tape la boca con
una mano, para evitar Que gritara,
m!entraS con Ia otra lie cogi por e!
cuello, apretandole con todas mis-
fuerzas.
Despues le arranqua ei collar, ME
10 cuarde en- e. 5olsi!lo y eche a CO.
rrer.
Aquel!a noche, como todas las no
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Knowing Your Car
Is knowledge That Pays

A we'll known service manager SAID
recently that according to records kept
in his shop "sixty-fve per cent OF all
automobile troubles were due to lack
Of care or proper operation" This Is
probably because few owners have re-
allied the necessity Of really learning
to understand the car.
1t is because of this need that
schools have been organized in the last
few years by automobile concerns Of
high standing. The course given by
the Colt-Stratton Company, Dodge
Brothers, New York dealers, 109 West
84th Street, has proved of benefit to it's
students.
The course in itself requires two
nights week for four weeks. In ad-
dition to the regular lessons on tho me-
chanical subjects, lectures are given by
outside authorities on tires, the start
ing and lighting systems, ignition, the
storage battery and the magnetic.
Police Sergeant McEntee of Traffic
Squad A gives an interesting talk on
how to keep on friendly terms with
the traffic officer.
The Colt-Stratton course starts April
S. Glass c will be given on Mondays
and Wednesdays at 8 P. M. and class
d will meet Tuesdays and Thursdays
at the same.hour. Prospective students
may register by mail, telephone or in
person. A charge of $40 is made for
each student.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Mercer Plans to
Continue Present
Models Right On
Working Toward Quantity
I Quality as Part of Hare's
Motors, Says Whiting, the
Mercer Local Distributor

s"Since the announcement of Hare's
Motors was made recently there has
been much perfectly natural specula-
tion. Although the policies have been
CLEARLY and definitely. expressed, never
theless the combining Of three most
favorably known cars under one op-
Grating company was bound to create
comment. have had inquiries as to
what the Mercer car Of the future might
be and what would be the future of
the Mercer car as now built" says A. H.
Whiting, local distributor for the Mcr-
Ger.
Yin other words, some people ask me
what the new Mercer is to be like, and
others want very much to know what IS
briefly, the present Mercer is to be
continued, and it will be decidedly more
Of quality transportation unit than
ever. That seems to me pretty def
mite statement of policy, and ought to
make it perfectly clear what the future
of the Mercer is to be. The quantity
quality program of Hare's Motors
makes for more efficient production,
and one Of the paramount ideas is the
making of high quality Transportation
available to larger number. The de-
mand now is for better transportation
consequently, as we see it, the de-
mand for very attractive car like the
Mercer will greatly increase, and the
buyers os such transportation will be
delighted with it and find it to be well
worth the price. People are now every
where beginning to buy the best trans.
portation they can afford. We must re.
member that standards are going up
not down. The aim is to build the
Mercer up, not down, and by increased
efficiency and economy all along tbs
line to make it more available as vel
as more satisfying.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
No Needzto Fear
Readjustnent in
Scale of Wages
Industry Will
Not Be Affected Thereby,
Said the Executive of the
Holmes Plant Recently

That the automobile industry has
nothing to fear in the way Of lessen
ing of demand should an adjustment Of
high wages ever come about, was the
idea expressed to-day by G. H. Rock
we'll, vice-president Of the Holmes Auto
mobile Company.
"The day of the automobile as lux
ury confined only to persons of excessive
incomes is over" said Mr.. Rockwell.
"The day when high wages seek lower
level should carry no tear of restricted
demand for the automobile, because in
these days of high wages the automobile
has been placed within reach of vir-
tually everv one--and it is not human
nature that the public should relinquish
the pleasure and the efficiency they get
from their automobiles just because
their wages happen to decrease slightly.
AS a matter Of fact, if wages do de-
crease the cost Of living, of course, will
Garner and the salared man will have
about the same margin left to invest in
automobiles.
"However, there is another feature to
be considered in this regard. Every
year sees big strides in design and con-
struction of automobiles tending to
greater economies of operation and
maintenance. The Holmes improved air
cooled car, for example, offers maximum
opportunity for economy in operation
because of it's low fuel consumption
Upkeep, too, is cut materially in the
Holmes, for with no water cooling sys-
tenn to freeze in winter, boil in sum-
mer and leak any of the time, one item
"These things and others to come in.
sure the future of the automobile"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Use Your Engine as
Your Third Brake

"Do not forget that your car has
three brakes. Put the gears in second,
cut off the spark and steep grades will
have no terror for you," says George
Stowe, president of the Mitchell Motor
Car Company of New York.
"Shut off your motor and slide into
second as you roll across the ridge.
Don't drive in second. Shut off the
spark if the throttle will not close.
Then if you have six, you gain six
cools to boot. If necessary gentle
touch of the service brake now and of
the emergency brake then generally
will hold you nicely. At times the
abrupt or long drop will argue for low
instead of second in compression. On
all but the steepest descents this will
hold your car with very little use of
brakes"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
This Story to Indicate
DOrt's Cooling Space

Finding a rats nest in the water
Jacket of an automobile is story that
taxes the credulity of the motoring
public. But here's the story as told
by Ralph Shelley, Pacific Coast repre-
sentative of the Dort Motor Car Com
pany.
A bort dealer in the Middle West
had a cut-out chassis on exhibition.
He was absent from the store for sew
eral days, and upon his return noticed
some rubbish sticking out of the water
jacket. Reaching in with his hand
he pulled out rats nest and family
of newly born rodents.
Now Shelley is using this story to
illustrate how much cooling space the
bort has around the cylinders.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Real Estate Market Opportunities
NEW JERSEY
NEW JERSEY
SUBURBAN BUlLDER

will sell at sacrifice Colonial home with garage u
unusual charm designed to be finished In the quaint S
bvpone days too much construcuo" o
nv hands. The still to be put IN WI" III"
st them .ccordinu to the desires purchaser The mouse
has eight large light fine big completely appointed
tiled bathroom plot 1Oox190 feet with seVeFa oak
trees one foot Only 10 minutes walk 10 INC
station residential section 9oo rect e'eva
Water rights afford fine boating sailing "S"'"s'
Spendd to New York CITY, SooOo eas"
tales Balance two years. $4,000 Perma-
nent first mortgage For complete details apply
BUILDER Post City Hall Station New York City,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

The Packard Motor Car Company of
New York will have larger quarters for Its
branch at Springfield. Mass A site con-
tanning 25.471 square feet at 721-723 State
Street has been purchased.
A two story brick building is to be
erected this spring. 1t will contain approx
imately 10000 square feet of floor space.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

and served by business district with
stores, bank, hotel, garage and motion
picture theater. A modern grade school
and . large park and playground are
among the community advantages which
are receiving the attention of the home
builders.
The houses will be sold to employees
at coat, with down payment and
monthly installments which range from
$50 to $75 a month, taking care OF men
Of varying earning capacities with indi-
vidual and attractive homes. Houses
of special fireproof concrete type will
ha favored
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Big Home Building Plan
For LAFAYETTE Company

The development of an indepe ndent
community adjacent to its plant has
been started by the Lafayette Motors
Company at Mars Hill, four and one
half miles from the center of Indian
apolis. A home building company has
started work upon the construction Of
200 modern homes to assist in housing
the skilled labor required in the pro-
duction of the new Lafayette car.
wooded ridge of 40 acres five
blocks from the factory, has been Sc
lected as the residential center OF Mars
Hill. No two houses are to be alike
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Notes of the Motor Trade

Schoonmaker & Jacod. we'll known deal
ers in used automobiles. have leased the
entire building 1000 Broadway. at Sixty
eighth Street, for long term. This build
ing has salesroom space of $4,000 square
feet. which space eventually will be used
by Schoonmaker & Jacod for their own
business They will occupy a part OF the
building commencing April l.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

The Herschell-sp spillman Motor Company,
North Tonawanda, N. Y. announce the
of G. w. Butterfed as sales
manager. Mr.. Butterfield has for the past
four years been connected with the Dyneto
Electric Corporation, Syracuse. makers OF
automotive products, OCCUPYING. the position
Of sales and service manager.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

The Gasograph Company recently has
opened an office at 1877 West Sixty fifth
Street, with L. Alter as manager. This
device will, enable the car driver to as
certain without leaving his seat the exact
amount Of gasoline in the tank. The fac-
tory is at st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

Mr.. AcKoT. OF Kfess q 4cNof.. feports
that the demand for Columbias since last
sunday has been very gratifying and that
they have made sales to Otto Kruger now
starring in the adam and Eva company !;
magic Melodies" in Boston. and to one Of
the famous six-day bicycle riders. Oscar
Egg. Of Switzerland.
Charles E. Riess is leaving for the fac,
tory to see il he can get another trainload
shipment started Immediately in order to
meet demands.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

LAKE, HoPATCoNG-Furnis 7-room
cottage; lake frontage: private dock
excellent for comrnuting; price $4.k00.
2. o. Box 283. Newark. N. ].
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

ALL-YEAR l u STORY bungalow and acres
oak woods; summit of Watching Noun
tains: one hour from New York $4,000:
terms. A. r. Syemour, 470 Belmont Ave.
Newark, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

LOT 5Ox1oO good location; at entrance of
park: uptown part of Bayonne; price
$4,000. Write e. A. F., Box 2s3, Hudson
Heights. N. j.