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Gufey News

February %, 1920.
Mrs. Charles Corliss has gone to
Canon City hoping to regain her
health.
o. 5. Hosea and Mrs. George Bell
were married in Colorado Springs last
week. The couple are now making
their home on the ranch north of Guf-
fey.
There is no more influenza In this
section of'the country. The schools
have reopened and things are going
on as formerly.
Frank Phillips made a trip to Canon
City this week
Lloyd Robertson and Bert Wallby
are hauling potatoes and grain to
Canon City.
A crowd of young folks apended the
dance at Lake George Saturday night
George Carver. A NJ. Douglas and
Mrs. John Hyssong and daughter. Ger
aldine. motored to Canon City in the
formers car.
Mrs. a R McKaughan and little
daughter have gone to Florence
Miss Esther Robertson visited her
mother Sunday. returning to Canon
City Monday
The Mil Gulch mine has increased
their force by adding six new men.
Mr.. and Mrs. EIbert Phillips are
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All six threadless ball
valves are removed in two
minutes with engine rHH-
HiHs and 500 lbs. pressure
on the pump. Men who
have spent half 4 day in re-
moving threaded valves
have doubted that state
ment until they have seen
BEAN" valves CONC out.
The valves are washed
out while open. through an
underneath suction - an
other immensely convenient
"BEAN' feature.
The poreelain-lined eyl-
inders arc without stufing
boxes. They eliminate grit
troubles and last a lifetime.
These advantages are
the result of 80 years spe-
eialization in the building of
improved power sprayers
based on an ingenious, orig
inal design.
II YOU are going to buy
a sprayer and want the best.
there IS little choice today.
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The third generation Of
the family are the active
manufacturers of BEAN"
Poucr StTsyors today. And
the present machine a
fs-aily rriSe - still retains
John Beans basic orin-
oples.
TontY. wherever men
have ten acres OF fruit or
more, YOU Will almost in
rariahly snd power spray
ers Of which the famous
BEAN" was the forerun-
ner and rernains',he leader.
San Jose Scale is now
practically unknown in { ali
fornia where more BEAN"
SprsyCrs are used than all
other makes combined.
Many of the eountry's
greatest orchards arc now
equipped with BEAN"
PosVer SpTsyers exclusive.
". For the "BSAN," the
pioneer in 1883. is the
worlds aiding sprayer
now.
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The
36-Year Development
The 1920 Bean Power Sprsyer
Different from Others in Money Saving Ways

THE modern Bean"
L is different from all
other power sprayers in
some very vital ways.
The BEAN" includes a
patented pressure regulator
that results in great econ-
omy - Threa dless Ball
Valves - Poreelain-lined
Cylinder ers- douhly
strengthened bearings and
other wearing parts.
You will want these fes-
lures and others found IN
BEAN" sprayeS ii YOU
arc to spray at the lowest
cost and with best results.
The BEAN" Re-6ller
alone often saves one-half
the time usually spent in
spraying an entire orchard,
When occasion requires
BEAN" pluneer packing is
replaced in twenty minutes
hy an inexperienced man.
No need for a mechanic
and the pay for several
hours of his time.
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John Bean, Inventor
He Showed the Way in 1883
to Save Millions of Fruit Trees from Pests

IN 1855, John Bean, in
L ventor of the double
acting force pump for well
purposes, owned a fruit or
ehard near San Jose, Cali
fornia. His trees were suf-
fering from San Jose Scale,
imported from China, un-
Willingly BY James Lek of
Lick Observatory fame,
and the primitive spray
pumps Of the time were
inadequate.
He saw the need for
more eseien, spraying. and
his inventive genius soon
had worked out the FRS,
hish rreysEre spray fHmp
with air chamber.
Success was instantane-
Gus. Requests from friends
soon induced him to manu-
faeture the machine.
The result was that mil
lions OF California fruit
trees were quickly saved
from pests that had blight.
cd many Yields.
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Lincoln Park News

Mrs. J. NJ. Mccartney returned to
her home on Logan street Saturday.
She has been spending the winter
with her daughter Mr.. Michael at
Davnson, N. NJ. and also stopped over
for a few days visit with another
daughter, Mrs Eikins a, PUEBLO Mrs.
Mccartney visited her daughter. Mrs.
Lewis. at Bear Gulch before coming
home
Mrs. Fred schlaeppi has been laid
up with a severe cold bordering on
pneumonia since attending the Hon
man sale at Park Center. in company
with Mrs. Diets last week. Her
daughter. Miss Emma, is foregoing
her high school studies to take charge
OF the home.
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur holland. who
left Lincoln Park not long ago for
Portland. ore, writes TO home folks
that they are very much pleased with
their SURROUNDINGS and may decide to
locate there permanently. Mr.. No
land has been attending an automo-
bile school, but NJ present Is serving
as apprentice In local garage.
Mrs. o. A. stephen OF Denver. who
deals more or less In real estate, was
caller last week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w plummer. While
on the Park Mrs. stephen sold the
Hobbs ranch on Elm avenue to c.
Mcschetti, who. with his family. has
been residing on the place the past
season.
Mrs Harry Hssker who recently
sold her place on the east side OF the
Park TO her bro,her-inlaw. Frank
Hasker of Kansas. has bought resi-
dence in town where she will make
her future home.
Interested parties have been clean
inE the east end OF the Crooked Ditch
and completed the work on Monday.
Preparations for the interesting pro-
gram to be given by the Lincoln
Park school are well underway. and
tho entertainment will be by the dif-
ferent grades on Friday evening OF
this week. The Parent.Teac achers' As.
sociation will have part In the eve
ning's doings.
G. A. Miller has bought the Harry
Bowman place on West Park avenue
and the family have taken possession
OF II. The property vacated by the
Millers is owned by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
X. Hawkins. who viii redecorate the
house before moving in for perma-
nent home.
Mr. Meyers was brought down from
Cripple Creek Saturday suffering with
an attack of pneumonia and taken to
the Holmes hospital. Mrs. Meyers
came down Sunday TO be near her hus.
band and her mother. Mrs. Goessling.
arrived from Denver the same day.
Mr.. Meyers condition is reported to
be improving at present Mrs Meyers
and Mrs. Goessling are old-time resi-.
dents OF the Park.
Mrr. Frank Bone and her brother.
Mr.. Hartsock, took a trip to Pueblo
Tuesday morning on important1 1usi-
ness.
The union cottage prayer meeting
Under the leadership of the Nazarene
church meets this week. Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Robert Galbraith,
corner Sherman avenue and Logan
street
Mrs. Catherine Seibert OF Los An
geles. Cal. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william Jones.
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visiting at the home OF Mrs. Phillips
mother, Mrs. Davidson at Micanite
J T. witcher and Lou Jordan went
to Canon City last week.
Dudly Gribble returned to his ranch
on Wilson Creek after spending sew
eral weeks in South Park.
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BEAN" Sprayers

sens for cut -srfsssf Rsst- lsstA
al shsus .Ftsyers There ATE cther sS-
Nsntsees IN the -htss- that rrewsr.
eaeM 70 hnes shsVt We rnshs all tins,
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Invented by John Bean

Al an rficrs to uSst ever, ,pfsyine sred
fr~sT prayers hand and h.ttsi .sEsy.
run'r-, ,Frsy gSss rss. hsss. sss
acSss.srtt<
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paradise Resained" on Cabbage

II is said that John Milton often
used to have nothing but few olives
for dinner, and we do not wonder so
much since learning this that he so
seldom wrote anything cheerful. We
do not think we could write anything
cheerful ourselves after dining on
few olives. though we have done II
not infrequently on boiled cabbage and
prune whip.-Ohio State Journal.
e.
Optimistic Thought.
Good temper is like Il sunny day. II
sheds its brightness on everything.
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FLU" JEST ZDE, ALE NE
DEJTE Sc Jf PODESITI!

Budte klidni! Vzpomente ma
slavny vyrok kommodora Per-
ryno, jenz po bitv6 Ma jezere
Erie roku 1913 hlasil: "Setkali
jsme Sc nepritelem a je naS".
Je Snadno setkati Sc s influen-
zou a zvit6ziti mad nj, jestlize
81 zachovate zdravy usudek, bu
dete provadeti potrebna o.
chranna opatreni a budete udr
zovati sv6 Vnitrnosti V pohybu
p0moci Trinerova LeCiveho
Horkeho Vina. Trineruv lex ne
toliko Cisti vnitfnosti, ale take
sesiluje obranu t6la. Jine w
borne leky pro nynejSi influ-
EMU jsou: Trinerova Angelika
Horka, jez zvySuje siiu zivotni,
Trineruv mirnitel kaSle, ktery
Ipomaha rychle pri kasli, a Tri-
neruv Antiputrin,. nejzname-
nit6jsi to prostredek Ike klokta
nj hrdla a vyplachovani nosu
fpro nosni lazen jest nutno to.
to zred6ni: jeden dill Antiputr
nu a ctyfi dily viazn6 vody.)
Kazdy obchodnik s leky ma Tr
nerovy l6ky ma sklad6 nebC
Vam je rychle opatri, jer
kdyz budete stati ma tom, u
nechcete iine lee Trinerovy! JC
seph Triner Company, 1884;
S. Ashland Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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"Oznamte il V novinach." "

"Mohl bych, ale coz kdy-
bych necht6l oznamovati? Ne
chci sve soukrom6 zaIezitosti
roztrousiti po cel6 Anglii. Vi
del iste sletnu Rosse odJlzdetl
V druhe drozce?"
"Videl, pane"
"Kdo dal rozkaz drozkari?'
"Pan Pulford. DoproVodll O.
nu mladou damu k drozce a
pax naridil jeti k nadrazi -
"Slysel jste ho?"
"Ovsem, pane" odpovedel
muz dosti poctive. "Slysel jsem
re rekl dosti zTeteine: * ma
drazi ma Euston Square. Tax
to Tekl, pane"
Jest dokazano, re slecna
Rosse pTisla do tohoto domu o.
noho dine, kdyz odjela Z Bays
water" myslil "a jest dvoJna-
sobne dokazano, re ho opustila
Nevim, jake zamotane podezfe
nj opanovalo mysl moji. Lady
Trevorova nevedela, re tato sic
cna Rosse jest Glenhamovou
snoubenkou a TAX nemohla ma
nj vymstiti svou zarlivost. ia
ky to napad! Jako by tato kra
sna urozena zena byla Lugrecil
Borgii. Nebyla by il ublizila
kdyby byla znala jeji totoznost
Ovsem ze ne. A pfece myslim,
re tato Cernooka vdova Jest
schopna krvaveho Ginu, rekne-
me nesvedomitosti - ktera by
prekvapila sv6t."
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PRIJMOU Sc d6,nici ma ruz
nou praci Y dobe noCni. Haste
Sc II The Fairmount Tool d
Forging Co, 10611 Quincy A
We. 2-3
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn o

PRODA Sc moderni dunn o
5ti pokojich, koupelna, fernes,
p6kny lot, garaz. Cena $455O,
hotov6 $500. Dale moderni
dun o 7 pokojich koupelnou,
hodici Sc pro 2 rodiny. Vse "a
vedeno. Cena $3.50, aneb Sc
vymeni "a mensi majetek V oko
Ii Union. Majetky tyto Sc male
zaji V Corlett Harvard a E..
131 ul. Skoly a kostela sv.
Rodiny. Blizsi sd6li F. j. Pic
man, 1904 Mics Ave. 2-1
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PRO VELKE starr usnesl

jsme Sc prodati dGm pro dive
rodiny sc vsim modernfm zari-
zenim, vedle Union Ave. ma
vych. 106 ulici, ktera je dlaz-
d6na a zaplacena. Cena $7700.
Pro blizsi zavolejte, prijd'te
nebo dopiste do uradovny F.
j. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886. -
Union 1861 r. 2-1
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pRODA Sc
PRODA Sc farma o 55ti a.

PRODA Sc farma o 55ti a.
krech, dunn ma 10 svetnic a
vSechny hospodarske budovy,
voda Y dome, yoda bani, dive
zahrady, par koni, 6 krav, sic
picc, zasoby sena, kukurice, ov
sd, brambor, naIeza Sc b,ize
drahy kary a nedaleko Sko-
ly. Ccna $4,000. Hotove $25OO,
ostatni IA lehk6 splatky. Zad
my agent, Bllz5l SC VAN sdell
po Ste hodine vecer V elsie
4512 Cnampa Ave. 2-2
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
ancb Sc vymeni "a privatni
dun. Haste Sc U Tom. Suchy,
8603 Beckman Ave. S. e. Tel.
Princt. 1915 w. ?
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verni nadrazi. Pravll Jsem, re
isem unaven a kim take. Prl-
znam Sc, he bych byl jel kdyby
mne byl mutt, nebot drozkar-
sky kun snese vzdycky nekollk
mil vice, ale ten pan praVA
"zcela dobfe" a zaplatil mi
velmi stedre pridal jeste ne
co ma pivo a tax jsem odjeI.'
q neodvezl jste tn mladou
damu jizni Audley ulice?"
"Ne, neodvezl."
"a nespatril jste j cd te
DOLBY co vstoupila do domu?"
"To jsem nerekl.'
"Tedy jste il spatril? Kde?
Zde jest druhy petiSiling. Kde
pax iste il vid6i?" tazal Sc
Grafton dychtiv6.
"Myslil jsem, ze mohu zpa-
teCni cestou n6co vyd6lati, pro
to jsem otalel caste zastaVo-
val," pravil drozkar zamysle-
ne. "Oh.izel jsem Sc po vydel-
ku. Asi "a patnact minut po
mem odiezdu z jizni Audley
ulice vklouzl jsem do jedne
hospudky ma sklenici piva a
kdyz jsem vysel ven, ]ela ko-
lem drozka Sc zaVazadly, KITE
re isem zanechal jizni Au-
diey ulici. Poznal jsem je, po-
nevada m6ly cizi tvar. A chtel
bych ma to prisahati, re jsem
uvnitr zahledl onu mladou da-
mu a jeji sluzku. Byly samy
Jelly na nadrazi."
"Dikaz, re odjela Z domu
lady Trevorovy," myslil Graf
ton. "To je vSe, co o ton
vite?' dodal ma hlas.
"To je vSe, pane. Co sc sta
10? Ztratila Sc Ia mlada da
MAJ"
"Tak jestw zvolala Susan
tisknouc svoji zast6ru ma oc
"A lep$i a krasn6j5i mlada d
! ma nebyia nikdy ma sv6te. Tia
mila, privetiva, dobra a ski
tecna lady jakou isem dosu
nikdy nepoznala. Snad byla |
nesena, oh, ma uboha mlad
lady. A stara Marketka tak'
Kdybych byla policii, ztrhl
bych kazdy dun V Londyne,
bych il naSla.'
"Pojd'te Susano, prav
Grafton. "Lakate sem daV lie
, Jd6te domu k svG pani. Rekl
= tie il, co isem vyzv6del a rekl
i tie il, pak-li il naleznu, ze
: priVedu k nj Zpet.
Vtiskl il do ruky peniz a h
II del "a nj az zaSla. PAX nal
i drozku a iel do iizni Audley
l. lice.
i Lady Trevorova byla don
Postal il svou navstivenku
N zdrzel sc nekolik okamziku,
,e by promluvil S lokajem.
Le "Podlvejte Sc, dobry muz
A zvolal, ukazuje pulsoVereit
il ktery otevfe srdce kazdeho
ia, "chci sc vas zeptat neko
u otazek. Pamatujete Sc ma o
u, mladou damu, ktera sem +
IA jela pred ctrnacti dny sc sN
ncmeckou sluzkou? Ia mia
III DANA byla slecna Rosse, Sva'
o. Ma -
d. ''Pamatuji Sc pane"
"Vitc kde je?'
il "V Greycourtu, pane. My
dy il tam poslala na neJal
Wy praci,"
"Ona sem prijela V drozc
Ia odjcla V jine, je-li pravda?
a "Ano, pane. Prvni droz
cy necht6l jcti dale, tedy j.
4 zavolal jinou a la il dove
la Ma nadrazi."
la TAX? Dobrc. Kdc .jste
, Il lczl tn druhou drozku? Ma
lal noviSti?"
jc "Ne, pane, ZayoIal jsen
kdy1 jcla okoio." /"
"Zmatek. Pamatujetc 81
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i OCloAtA J1NsN~
nici drozek a ona jednu prl-
vedla."
"Snad Sc mi podari stopova-
ii slecnu Rosse k nadrazi pri
spenim drozkare," pravil Graf
kare," pravil Grafton. "DoVol
te Susane jiti Sc mnou ma
drozkarskou stanici. Je-li ten
muz tam okaze mi no, a ia sc
jej poptam. Neni-li tam, po-
ckam az prijede."
PAM Thomasovh zavolala
sluzku, ktera pribehla dold
DO schodech. V okamzeni j Wy
svetlila, ot Sc jedna a susanna
pospisila pro svdj klobouk.
Vratila Sc skoro okamzite a
Grafton sci S nj k nejbiizsi sta
nici.
Tam je ten drozkaf, pane"
pravila susanna, ukazujic ma
hloupe vyhlizejiciho muze, KITE
r1 prave snimal koni nahubni
pytlik. 'Ten samy to je, ma to
bych cht6la prisahati pred lord
mayorem, bude-li toho treba,
On odyezl tn ubohou mladou
damu 2 naSeho domu a on Sc
neopovazi popfiti mi to do ocl
Grafton pristoupil k muzi a
zapocal rozmluvu ohraceje
stribrny peniz mezi prsty.
"Dobry muzi,' pravil, "chcl
abyste osv6zil svou pam6t a
zodpovedel mi nekolik otazek.
"Pamatujete Sc ma jednu mia
dou lady a ieji siuzku, ktere
jste pred dvema tydny odvezl
cisla ctvrteho, Queens Cres-
cent?"
"Nezapirejte to-! zVoAaia
susanna upirajic sve zraky ma
drozkafe. "Odprisahnu to, re
iste il odveZl. MluVtc praVdu,
mladiku!"
"Vzdyt' to nezapiram" pra
vii drozkar. Proc bych to Ia
piral? PriSla jste pro mne a ia
iel. Co z toho? Veil jsem mia
dou lady, velmi slicnou, to Sc
il musi nechat a jeji starol
sluzku. Co 2 toho?' pravil
mzouraje po penizu.
Kan jste dovezl onu mia
dou damu?" taZal sc Grafton
"Ano," zvolala susanna,
TO Sc tn jedna. Kan jste il dc
veil? Pravdu, mladiku, cello
pravdu a mic jineho nez pra'
du.'
"Nebudu hiatt ami Ia to
stribrny peniz," pravil drozk;
h.oupe. "Dovezl jsem tn mi
dou damu tam, kan mi mario
la. Ano, tam jsem il dovezl.'
Ale kam?' tazal SC CraftC
"Bud'te zticha, me dobre dew
Nemusite do toho mluvitl. IC
mate petiBiling, dobry muzi.
nyni mi povezte, kan jste
dovezl. Ma nadrazl?"
"Ne pane, nybrz do iizni Z
dley ulice, do veikeho dom
ktery patri bohate ovdovele
ronce lady Trevorov6.'
Taxi" zvolal Grafton a
still peniz do ruky drozkai
Wy. "A kan jste il pax c
VEIL
"Nikam. Nechal jsem
TAM"
"V dome lady Trevoro
j3tc il ncchal?'
"Ano, pane. Viditc, pane,
mlada DANA mne pozadala,
bych il dovczl do jizni Aud
ulice. Bylo skoro Sest hodin
muj kun byl unaven h
dov. Kdyz tcdy ona mlada
ma vystoupila V jizni Audle.
lici a vcsla do domu, &C
iscm chvili pax jscm slozi'
il zavazadla."
"A dalc?"
"V tom yystoupil q domu
jaky pan Z okulary na nose
plavym vouSem -" ...
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
BALACEADO Y GOLPEADO HO-
RRIBLEMENTE.

Chester George. de 80 amos de edad
: domiciliado en- e. numero 124 de la
calle de Goliat, fue con6ucido anteno-
che al hospital de Ia ciudad en- estado
verdaderamente ~alarmante, pues, aue-
mas lie I'm baiazo en- Ia cabgza Y me-
dia oreja de menos. George tenia los
dos brazos fracturados Y golpeado to-
do el cuerpo. En- tai estado fue reco-
gido Chester George de una casa de
la Gale de Coffman.
La policia Sc disponia adar los pasos
n~csesarios para la captura del agresor
mas no fue necesario, porque este
de motu proprio. Sc present6 aver a
las s de manana, q las oficiEas de poll
cha. diciendo q era el Amos Smant de
II amos de edad. quien habia gclpeado
Y herido, en- defensa prapia, a George,
Ambos, asaltante Y asaltado, son ne
gros.
Amos Smart fue puesto Immediate
mente en- prisi6n. Habiles agentes de
Ia policia privada investigan este ex-
trano caso a fin de desenIranar la
Verdai.
En- cuanto al asaltado, George, pa
rece que esta va fueca de peligro de
-,,,,ar-a
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Las GALES de la ciudad empieZan
| a verse engalanadas con banderolas
Y festones que lucen en- las fachadas
de los edificios publicos. En- as prin-
cipales GALES Y parques Sc advierten
va los pre~parativos de las fiestas de
la algeria desbordante, de las tradi-
cionales fiestas del carnival que sa-
Demos seran celebrates en- esta ciu-
dad de San Antonio como quiZa no 10
sean en- ninguna ciudad del Estado
de Texas.
Toda la ,emana entrante sera de-
dicada a infinidad de festejos en- los
cuales figuran las mascaradas, las
grotescas mojigangas de costumbre,
desfiles historicos, combates de flo
res Y otras muchas cosas.
Damos a continuation ell p%rograHla
de los principales festejos.
Lunes 10 de Abril.-Por la tarde,
aperture de los puestos Y espectacu-
los publicos en- las p~rincipales plazas
de Ia ciudad, de Ia plaza Main hasta
e. barrio mexicano.
Estes espectaculos seran ameniZa-
dos por audiciones a cargo de las me-
jores bandas mili3ares.
Por Ia noche: A las s en- punto:
Llegada de S. NJ. el Rey Antonio ",
quien sera saludado por p canonazos
de Ia artilleria de los Estados Unidos.
Su Maiestad Antonio " sera pre-
cedido por un c~ortejo de mobiles caba-
lleros de su corte y Ia Orden Real
del Gran Quivira.
Gran desfile por Ia ciudad.
A las S.15.-Fiesta publica en- Ell
teatro Opera House"
Martes 20 de Abril:-A las $50 p.
M. matinee en- ell "Gran Opera Hou-
Sc"
A las 4. p. m. gran parada de los
Fundadores de Texas que vestiran
trajes tipicos de las distintas regio-
mes del Estado. En- dicha parada to-
maran parte numerosos carros aleg6-
ricos.
A las SIS p. n, Fiesta en- el
Grand Opera House.
A las 10 p. m. Bale del Rev en-
el Hotel Gunter. (De invitacion.)
Durante ell dia, e~spectaculos publ
cos, audiciones musicales en- las pla-
zas Y parques. Y mojigangas por las
GALES.
Microbes 81 de Abril.-Dia dedica-
do a los Pioneers" Ademas de los
espectaculos publicos de costumbre,
Il las s p. m, gran desfile feerico en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
Ell. CONCERTO DE ANoCHE

Ante una concurencia, no ton nu-
merosa cuanto s~electa, n c~oncurren-
cia en- la que aparecia representa-
da la "elite" san antoniana, Sc cele-
bro anoche en- el Beethoven Hall, la
amplia V elegante sala de audicioneS
de Ia Gale de Presa, Ell anunciado
recital del maestro Julien Paul Blitz
I'm recital de Blitz, Ell conocido di-
Mo. es siempre una promesa de arte
puro Y verdadcro, promcSa siempre
cumplida.
Anoche. ell notable c~eliista belga.
tuvo dos c~oIaboradoras de grande e
innegable valimiento artist7co: la So
prano Miss Sue Harverd Y la pianista
Miss Flora Briggs.
FL programa era s~electo. Blitz eje-
cut6 acknowledgements en- Ell cello, que
bajo su mano saba parece adquirir
alma vibrante V vida caiida Q i~ntensa,
musica de Haendell, de Carbonelli,
de Benedetto Marcello. de Davidoff,
de Pepper.
y en- cada uno de los numeros. be
llamente interpretadoS, Y acompana-
dos fielmente, con pe~rsonalidad Y
claridad admirables por Miss Briggs,
conquisto una ovacion.
Calurosamente ovacionada fue
tambien la ioven soprano Miss Har-
verd, cuya voz lena fresca, extensa
Y acknowledgements modulada, Sc pres
ia q todas las interpretations. FL
sria Porgi Amorc, de Ia Nozze di
Figaro de Mozart. = Ia Vissi de Arte,
de Ia Tosca, de Puccini. lie valieron,
como 81 reSto de los nimeros que es-
tuvieron a 81 cargo calurosas V lar
gas ovaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
TERMINANTEMENTE PKOHIBIDC
Ell ISL DEL CONFETTI Y
DE LOS P0LVOS

e. Mayor de la ciudad, Mr.. Sam c.
Bell, expidio ell dia s de los c~orrien-
ties, una orden en- la cual prohibe ter
minantemente el uso de confetti, to-
da clase de polvos y pinturas, a fin
de evitar la infinidad de abuses y
des6rdenes & que este da iugar. Todo
aquel que infrinja esta orden sera
a~prehendido y castigado con una
multa de 81 a 500, teniendo en- cuen
ia la ~gravedad de Ia falta; tai asien-
Ia el edicto expcdido por ell Mayor
de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-16
LAS FIESTAS De LA PRIMAVERA VAN A SER
C%ELEBRADAS CON TODA POMPA EN- SAN ANTONIO
Para ell mejor orden en- la semana de las fiestas la autoridad
ha %prohbido ell uso de polvos c~chfettis

cue tOmaTan parte c~entenareS de nj
nos de las escuelas primorosamente
caracterizados de flores, Y numero'
SOS carros %alegoricos.
A las 10 p. H., Cotillon de San
Jacinto en- Ell Hotel Gunter. (de in
vitaci0n.)
Jueves % de Abril.-A las ,. p.
H., brillantes festivities escolares.
Estos tendran lugar en- los patlos
de las distintas escueias Y en- clos TO-
maran parte mas de cuatr6 mil nInos
que luciran vistosos trajes.
A las 4.30 .. m, desfile civico en
que tomaran parte los cuerpos de
bomberos, policia y otros muchos de-
partamentos. Todos luciendo e. uni
torme de gala.
A las s. p. m, ~(frente. Ia Plaza
del Alamo) Coronation de la Reina
de las Flores. La Reina dc las Flores
Y su Corte recibiran e]ntonces 4 Ia no.
bieza femenina, a todas las mobiles
senoras %quienes iran caracterizando
las flores. Ia belleza V Ia Juventud
de Texas.
Vierncs %, q las 4. so p. m..-Pa-
SEQ Hist6rico Y combate de flores. En-
ell desfile, tomaran parte SIS. NJ. 81
Reyy la Reina precedidos de sus res
pectivos sequitos. Despues frente a la
Plaza del Alamo y en- presencia del
Mayor de Ia C!udad, del Goberrador
del Estado, del C~omandlnte Gene%
del Departamento del SURF con Gus
respectivos Estados Nayores) y de
otros f~uncionarios rlblicos el tradi-
cional combate de flores.
Sabado 24.-Ultimo dia de fiestas,
terminando con desfile en- el que ha-
bra m~ascaradas Y mojigangas.