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New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Right to Jaw
Sends Battler
Down for Count
frenchman Takes Lead With
First Gong and Continues
to Hold Advantage at All
Stages of One-Sided Bout
tceasinued from page one,

(Ceatinued from page onss
credit from the speed. skill and punch
ing power Of the Frenchman, but for
sll that, few in the big crowd believed
he would have any chance against
Dsmpsey's greater ruggedness. Car
pentier's two best blows were q left
lab. followed by an overland right to
the jaw, and on each occasion, as he
executed these punches, the dreamy
look left his face and his wild staring
eyes seemed to cover two-thirds of
his eountenance.
Speed, skill and power he proved to
The crowd in spite Of Levfnsky's leth-
srgy. But to say that he proved his
right to stand on equal terms with
Dempsey is quite another story. But
il was not his fault that he was unable
to prove more, for the man that he
battered to the floor was merely a
human punching bag facing the inevi-
table without q struggle.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Fordharn Team Prepares
For Game With VisIanOva

The Fordham University football
team engaged in long. practice at
Fordham Field yesterday afternoon in
an effort to correct the defects which
were displayed in :he tussle with Bos-
ton College last week. It was an
nounced officially yesterday that the
Maroon eleven Will meet Nillanova mere
next Saturday, and Coach Dumoe IS
determined to have his men on edge
for the contest with the Pennsylva-
mans.
Yesterdays session was confined en-
tirely to signal drills. The injury to
Steele in last Saturdays encounter
with Boston College has necesstated
a shift IN the Maroon backheld Noe
nan is taking Steele's place at quar-
terback, Halloran has moved over to
fullback end Mevers and Kearns are
holding down the halfback positions
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Beecher Seeks Two Titles

Charlie Beecher. although this is his
home town, will make his first appear
ance in a local ring against Roy Moore.
of Baltimore, in the main event Of
fifteen rounds at the opening of the
Comm onwealth Sporting Club to-mcr-
row night. Young Beecher has an
nounced that he .s in the hunt for
both the bantamweight and feather
weight titles, as he weighs only 1l9
mounds
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Scots Win Soccer Title

=. ne Thistle triumphed over the Rose
=. ~ 1odd Field, Brooklyn, yesterday
anen Scotland won the re-play of the
ms with England by the score of 7
soa,s 70 in the final round of the an
,.asi international soccer series. Eng
.sa, ..ssac, winner OF the previous competi-
.s' .,sJn' therefore yielded the champion
Up Of tae New York Eootbaliers' Pro-
s'sssiye Association.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Thomson Resumes Studies

HANOVER, n. H, Oct. 12.-Earl J.
Thomson, captain of the Dartmouth
track team and holder of the worlds
record in the l20-yard and 110-meter
hurdles, returned TO his studies to-day.
Thorn son, who represented Canada ut
the Olympic games at Antwerp, was
welcomed with a parade by the entire
Undergraduate body of Dartmouth.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
O'Rr;en Backs Cavpentier

Eugene O'Brien was in his element
wher the "movie' men began to ad
Just the powerful arc lights at the
big fight last night This famous
screen star held a box party near
Carpenters corner, and rooted hard
for the Frenchman to win. Reason?
Eugene "shot"~a bankroll on Carpen-
tiers ability to stop Levinsky. His di-
rectors, Jack Abbott ard Bob Ellis,
helped O'Brien to root for the frog
eatpr
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Evans Quits Links for 1920

ehlCAGO, Oct. 12.-The recent i'll
asss. less Of Charles ('Chick") Evans. West
s.a and national amateur golf champion,
n nas made it necessary for him to give
p goif FOR some time, it became known
ss,s asIs To-day 1t is probable, it was
ss.u' sa that he would not play again this
lsar' s.N He suffered o collapse at Du-
se1h recently.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Cleveland Wins Title

Fl. Cleveland won the championship
OF the Maiba Field Club yesterday when
he defeated Frederick r. Downs in the
final at thirty-six holes by up and l
to play. At the end OF the morning
round Cleveland and Downs were on
even terms Cleveland and Downs each
returned a card Of so
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Engineers Win on Court

Miss Aleen Riggen, of the Olympic
swimming team, threw out the ball to
start the basket etball season at the 47th
Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, last night.
The 47th Mounted Engineers defeated
the St Martin Tours five, 48 to 16 In
the three-mile bicycle race, O'Shea, of
the Empire City Wheclmen. was the
victor with Wheery, unattached, second,
and Marino. United States Infantry,
thirA
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Two Blows in knockout

There were two blows which encom-
passed the knockout. The first was on
the jaw and the second hit the Batter
squarely in the throat. He did not
feel it. There was anaesthesia in the
first punch. Carpenter is beautiful
fighter to watch We leave it to the
experts to say how good he is, as we
have suggested the fight showed little
OF his defensive ability.
He is a marvelously fast and hard
puncher In many respects he fulfills
the average Americans conception of a
Frenchman. His hair is at least two
months too long. Coming into the ring
ne wore a natty raglan and d sport
cap Although he has been knocked
out several times there are no marks
for it.
Carpenter is just as handsome as
the moving pictures said he was.
There the resemblance ends. He does
not dance or futter. There is an a5-
solute earnestness about him. He sug-
gests no American fighter so much as
Stanley Ketchel. He is slugger,
though q sharpshooter
Seemingly the Battle Of Verdun was
not enough to kill the old conventional
The general opinion about the ring
seemed to be that Levinsky would last
why, this Carpentier's nothing but
one of them frog said the man
behind us. But if frogs can put such
a kick into the right hand wallop, there
are fighters here who will begin to
wade on their own account. Carpen-
tier has come long way since the
DAY in Lens. when he watched the
performance of Deschamps, the travel
ing Snowman, and wheedled his way
INTO the troupe. He was a juggler FIRST
arc then an acrobat. but now it's his
opponents who turn the somefsaults
Bantam, feather, lightweight anc
through all the classes he grew into
his present .172 pounds. He was gooc
aviator, too, but he could have done
more to the Germans, we think, with
his fists than with bombs.
We used to see him at Maxim's. il
Paris, and though we knew that he wa.
fighter it did not seem possible tina
anybody so good looking could hit st
hard. Our othex hitting heroes. GU
Ruths and our Dempsey, are kin to Mr.
Tarzan OF the Apes, but here's a mar
who might have stepped out of cloth
ing advertisement who carries destruc
ton in either fist
You can't do the easy thing an,
speak OF cavemen. There's too mucl
polish on his finger nails.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-13
Il Racing Sum marie s
JAMAICA RACETR ACK, OCTOBER -
Weather showery; track fast

ItACEFor uiongs won
1alnbeg -IIenloc Owner ohn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Los fondos de Ia aduana de
NogaIes fueron enviados
q Nueva York

NOGALES, Sonora, Abril PRO
cederte de IL ciudad de Mexico, lie
90 aver q esta ciudad Mauro Tribe,
h~aciendose cargo &c "a aduana, CT
sustituci6n de Alberto S. Diaz, a
cue, segun parece, no quiso va e.
~gobierno de Caranza porque 10 cree
simpatizador de Obreg6n.
-Por 6rdenes terminates de l.
Secretaria de Hacienda, fueron sa-
cados de Ia aduana de esta ciudad,
ochenta mil d6lares que habia en- ca
ia ' que fueron remitidos a Ia Off
Gina financiera de Carranza, en- Nue.
va York.
La genie Sc extraha de que esta
suma haya sido envia6a al extran-
jero, en- lugar de la Jefatura de Ha-
cienda de la capital del Estado, como
Sc ha hecho siempre. Este fue ell pri-
mer paso de Tribe en- Ia oficina que
Sc lie coufio.
La ordcn para que esos fondos
fueran remitidos a Nueva York fue
terminate y Sc recibio For la via te-
legrafica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Una CASA EXPENDE-
DORA De LLANTAS IN
AUCURA SUS NUEYAS

Tn yiejo amigo de los aGt0mcviIis-
tas de Sa1 Antonio, es decir ia Quick
Tire Service Inc. que durante los 81
limos cinco amos estuvo u5icaGa en-
Ia Avenida D Y Gale de Travis, abri
r. manana su planta. que ha sido
granden:ente aumentada Y m~ejorada,
! en- Ia eS-u'n2 Ge Nam" Plaza Y CroC
kett St. The Quick Tire Service Inc,
'uG la primera que implant0 en- San
Antonio, ei servicio gratis en- los ca
minos.
Sc ha hecho un tribute a la crecien
g p~rosperidad de San Antonio, V par
'culamente a SUI pdblico automovi-
l~istico, con Ia erection de esta esta-
OF para cambio Y venta de l~lantas,
! en- I'm edificio de dos pisos.
acknowledgements que la Quick Tire
Service Inc. tuvo en- cuenta al esco-
ger e. lugar para 81 nuevo local, las
comodidades propias con que Gehen
contar los establecimientos de Su ella
sc, pues es muy accessible Y ,6moda
por su proXimidad al centric de los
neEocios.
TodoS los departamentos indispen-
sables, en- una casa expendedora de
i@lantas, han sido agrupados por esta
compania en- su mismo edificio. pues
lparte de 81 taller, garage. alMace-
ncs, etc. sus oficinas quedaran insta-
'das ALI mismo. La ventaja que es-
to presta para una mayor eficacia en-
el servicio, puede considerarse como
'apital, aparte de que el locla ma ST.
do esOeciainc~~e accnGici"nado pa
atender tambien al expendio de
llantas.
Los pasajeros gozaran de la venta
= de permanecer bajo techo, Y q GU
b;erto de las 'nc'e~eHciaS del tempo
y molestias consequences del trait
co, nIientras Sc efectuen & sus llantas
las Preparedness del case.
"Nos es sa~tisfactorio el aprovechar
esta oportunidad", dijo Mr.. ". E.
Mason, gersnte de "a negociacion,
para hacer presente al pdblico
de San Antonio, nuss.ras mas
e~xDresivas gracias por el patrocino
costante que ncs ha ~diSpensado,
Y debido al cual, eI progreso V
mejoramiento de nuestro negocio,
ha ldo acrecantandose Con las
| nuevas facilidades conque contamos.
| estarnos en- condolences de proporcio
mar III servicio eficiente en- todos sen
; tidos, en- 10 ~relacionado con las Han
| tas-"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
I'm monstruo humane que
ouiso matar q 81 mGdre
con Mn machete

PANUCO, Veracruz. Abril LA So
cjedad de esta ~poblaci6n esta suma
mente indignada contra IN individuo
&c dieciocho amos de edad llamado
Gonzalo Resendez, quien tom6 IN
machete Y con el do var;os golpes
2 su madre, una viuda, & qulen Ia
criminal conducta de su hijo tiene
en- continue desesperaci0n. La sonora
trat6 de ~reprender a su hijo Y este
bast6 para que el criminal de los cri-
minales ateutara contra la autora de
sus dias, gritandole que tenia que
hacerla picadillo con el machete. La
mujer hugo horrorizada del monstruo
Y pudo salvarse, probablemente de
una horrible muerte.
La polic:a capture a Resendiz : no
fue POGO Ell trahajo que lie costo sal
varlo tambien de las iras populares,
pues una muchedumbre guerra ahor-
carlo vivo. Resendez esta en- la carcel
Y no saldra, pero 81 logra su hber-
tad de alguna mancra, cs triste Ia
suerte que lie espera dada Ia indig-
nac;6n que hay contra 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Ell BANCO LACAUD Z HIJO CAM
BIA DE PROPIETARIOS q.

FL muy conocido banco de Lacaui
9 hijo Que sc encuentra en- IA esqui-
ma de l.s GALES De Commerce Y Sole
dad ACADIA de ser a~dquirido po- Ia
podcrosa sociedad dc San Antonio a
cuya cabeza Sc e~ncucntra Mr.. Lee
Joseph. p~res;dente del Guaranty State
Bank.
Mr.. Joseph, quien result6 electo
Presidcnte del banco que hace %
amos fundaran los senores Lacuad,
padre e hijo, ACADIA dc anunciar que
despuss de so d.as, tempo iHdispen-
sable para que todos los deposirarios
! cuya mayoria Sc e~ncucntra fuera De
! es-a ciudad sea i~nformada. el nom"r.
| que hasta ahora ha Ileyado el banco
/ en- question sera cambiado por 81 de
| Texas State Bank and Trust Com
irany."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
TAMBIEN UNA GESTURE
RIA DA SU OPINION

"Desde que era 20 una nina paGeci
de, est6mago : de ataque g~astra.gj-
COS. Los mcdicos solo loEratan dar-
ne IN alivio pasaje~o. Una sonora, a
qu;en 70 le COSTA, me d;jo que por
mucko tempo habia pHGeciGo q" una
~en:erariad parecida 4 II mia ' de Il
cual halIa sanado coEg!et%Nentc POI
medic Dc Ia mcdic!na 4. Nayr "Mayr'S
Wonderful Remedy" La primera do
sis que tome me demostr0 que esa era
Ia medicinal que tendria que curarme,
como en- efecto acontecio Y por 10
nismo me es satiSfactorio recomen-
darla con todos los que su+ren." Is
esta una preparation simple c inofen.
silva que remueve el mucus catarra!
de los intestiaos y alivia n inflama-
ci5a cue, en- Ia mayoria de los casos,
IS Ia u de todas las eEfermeda-
des estomacales, de las del higado Y
alin de II misma appendicitis. Una do
sis 10 c~onyencera 0 su d!nero le sera
5evuelto. LAdy.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Los toreroS tambien Sc
decIaran en- hueIga
en- Espana

MADRID, abril 9.-Los toreros Sc
hal.an en- huelga Y como resultado de
clio Sc niecan 4 tratajar en- cuaIquiera
de las plaZas a menos que sc les con-
ceda el aumento que solicitaron re
cicntemente por conducto de los jefes
de Ia union de toreros que acaban de
~crgarjzar.
Creese cue los empresarios accede-
ran a dichaS demaNdaS anres de expo
nerse 4 correr e ricsgo de Iener que
ca1celar los c~ontratos que tieren cele-
brados para las corridas de Ia tempo,
rad2 que ahora iustamente comienza.
Sc teme, sin embargo, que las CO.
rr;das de Sevilla resulten afectadas
por IA huelga q TO ser que las deman-
das de los toreros sean reSueltas IA
vorablementc antes Ge que Jermine Ia
semaRa actual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Tn ancinRo fue g~ravemente
herido al ser derri5ado
Dor ur automoUit

FI accidente que aver, POGO cespues
de las 9 de la manana, Sc reglsVro
frente a. nImero 2615 de IA Gale de
s. Presa, fuG verGaderamente alar-
mantle.
Varias personals, testigos del acct
dente, trataron de parar el automo-
VI! Hudson Super-Six que despueS
de haber derribado a IN kombre &c
edad va avanzIda Pasando sobre su
cuerpo. apret6 Ia marcha; pero to-
co fue inGtl. e. automoTil volaoa'
Y pronto Tue perdido de vista y n 81
quiera Iograron tomar ST. numero.
Entire tanto, algunos de los tran
Scrntes Sc habian acercado al afro
pellado que result6 ser Mr.. Frank
Niculastico, domicili2do en- e. nunIero
900 de Ia avenida Berkshire Y cuya
edad debe frisar entire los 45 Y so
amos, Mr.. Miculastico habia perdido
81 conocimiento.
No tard6 en- presertarse Il amhu-
;anc;a de policia. Mr.. Micul2tico fUe
corducido al hospital de Ia cludad
donde 6esde luego ~procedieron a pro-
~Drocionarle los auxiiios n~ecesarios. Su
eStado IS verdaderameHte alarmante,
pues sufri6 una fractura Ell Ell from
,aI. Z pulgada arriba del ojo Il
QUierdo.
Los famiIiares del senior Micu!asti-
CO fueron inmediatamente infoCma-
! dos por Ia policia Gel accidente de
! QUE este senor habia sido victima.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Sonora golpeada en- Nh
choque automoviRstico

Emocionante fue Ell choque que
| aver a las 3.35 p. H., Sc registro en-
Ia esGuina que forman las GALES dc
| Austin Y LA.
Sam Lankins domiciliado en- el nd
nero TOT de la Gale de Austin,
guiando IN carrito express, sc dispo-
MA a volver Ia esquina en question
IIeyando a bordo de 81 vehiculo a Ia
sonora jesse Love cuyo domicillo Sc
e~ncuentra en- Ell numero 416 de Ia ca
lie Duval.
En- csc momento m autom6vi! que
car:inaba dctlas fue a darie tai empe
lion que a punto estuvo de y~olcarle.
Y a Ia tremenda sacudida que sufrie
ron el CARO- de Lamkins, Ia senora
Love, quien quiza iba ~distraida, fue
q dar por terra.
La sonora Love fu6 conducida al
hospital de la ciudad. Ali Sc lie aten-
do debidamente Y mas tarde fue
transportada a su domicilio. Su esta-
do no es de cuidado.
En- cuanto a Mr.. G. B. Underwood,
domiciliado en- Ell numero 522 de la
Gale de Carson, responsible del ac-
cidente como chofer del automoviI
atropellante, fu6 a~prehendido por ei
! agcnte Wolfooth quien lie condujo a
las oficinas de p~olicia. Mr.. 6. B.
| Underwood obtuvo embellishments
su libertad mediarte una fianza de
S25.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Sc LIE ACUSA DE HABER YENDl
DO BEBIDAS EMBRiA-
GANTES

Aver compareci6 ante el Conlsio-
nadc Edwards Ed G. Miller, quien
fue a~prehendido Ia noche del lltimo
viernes, por los agentes del refuerzo
de la prohibition en- San Antonio.
Miller fue acusado de vcndcr bcbi-
das embriagantes que clandestina-
mente guardaba en- ST casa. ! no
habiendo podido respcner de una
manera clara a los cargos cue contra
81 fueron prcsentados, sc Ie lid una
fianza por valor de $500; fiarLa que
no pudo luego satisfacer, en- vista de
10 cual auevamente ius encarccla-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Ell EX-MAYOR DE SAN ANTONIO
APREHENDIDO EN- CHICAGO

ACADIA de e aprehendido en- Chi,
cago Karl G. Kerstetter quien por al
gun tempo furgi6 como Mayor ayu
dante del Quartet maestro del DeDar-
-amento del sub en- el Euerte De Sam
Houston. Tai fuG la notocla que por
TELEGRAPH Sc tuvo en- San Antonio Ia
maNana de aver. Kerstetter rue acu.
sado de malversaci6n de iondos Del
gobierno en- el Campo Logan de Hous
tor.
La apprehension de Kerstctter Sc
debe al jefe de Ia polic:a r~cseryada
de Chicago, Cap. T. I. Porter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
OFICIOS DE SEMANA SANTA
EN- CATHEDRAL

Domingo de Pascua.--A las $50 a.
m, Misa Pontifical y q los 4. p. m.
VisrcraS solemnes con bendlc!6n.-
Las colectas de este dia son para Ell
Seminario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
PARA REIR
DuraNte una com;Ga:

Durante una comiGa:
Per Dios cahallcrC; cu,nte ustsd
en- o haja esa p~icante historic. Gu
yecina cs II cCiatura : podria oirla
--Pcro 81 ne Ia ma contado ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Cn:co servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia Ciudad. Chauffcurs que hablan
espanol.-Cuota. $500 por hora.-
Alberto Dia = Noche. (AdY.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
NACIM!ENTOS

Una nina dc JesGs Cobian = Ma
de Cobian.
Una mia de EmiIiano Flores y
Esteia Flores.
Tn nino de Jose Vald6s : Candida.
ria 4. de EaldaS.
Una nina de Melchor de Ia Cara
Y RefugiO Benaviies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
SANTORAL.

Primer DOMINGO dc Mes.-PASCUA
De RESURRCCICN.-San ISidro Ar
zohlSpo. Confcsor ! Doctor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
DEFUNCICNES

Scnoritr Rcatriz Aguiiar, a Ia
cGad Dc 2f amos.
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Los pages 6eben hacerse por ode
iantado, G giro postal o de Express.
carta certificada o le.ra so5re Nue.
"a York. los p-ecios de Ia SuscUPclon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
D'Annunzio procIama Ia
independence de FiuIne

PARIS. Abril 3.-Gabriel D Anun
zio ha proclamado Ia Independence
de Fiume, declarando s este IN esta-
do irGependiente, ' Ia nosificado q
las pocencias aliadas ' q los EStados
Unidos. 81 acci6n, segun dice IN des-
0acho recibido hoy aqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

Dirijase to3a IL Correspondence re,
lativa al ~periodico Al Director.
SR. 4 E. LOZANO,
40 y. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Para libros en- espahol 3irlJase
listed 4 Ia Casa Editorial Lozano
us \. Sta. Rosa. Ave. Sal Antonio
TeNaS.
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Entered as Serond-c-2ss matter seo-laS
g.. 1918, =. tie Post otfi-c q. San A7iS-
Mo. Te1z-, under the A. o. March >.
Ss7S
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EOTA- Jss susc-iptor-s. a zanzibar Dc
rssidencia deoer ih-2Os ,an:o "a S2ss2 COM
= antigua direction. 4 - i EGo's7 pro
eiaments e -aa,biO en- auFs:-us bros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

or. &c. required hy n,
y San AEa22'o, r~Zas. <Ur
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-03-12
A SUGGESTION FOR EVERYBODY

Having been engaged as census emu
nerator for fifty-siX days continuous
y, | have gathered some experience
Ind noticed some drawbacks which eX-
st and could be remedied ut very
title expense or work, and that would
re n great benefit to the general pub
ic, and in particular to all people who
ravel along the public or private roads
more or less.
l commenced in taking the census
IN January 3rd and Travelled continu-
ously until March 9Th | started in on
enumeration District No. 12S. consist
ng of Fondis and Smell precincts in
Gilbert County. When done there
vent to Enumeration District No. 62,
Composed Of Scdalia and Laurier pre-
tincts in Douglas County When done
here | got Enumeration District No.
a, which consisted of Glen Grove,
Greenland, Sugar Creek aud West
Creek precincts, all in Douglas County,
and which cover about One-half of the
lrea of said county. Most of the ter
itory covered is in the mountains and
The roads are difficult TO travel and
he places where people live are hard
20 find, and that leads up TO the sug-
gestion that | want TO make.
If every farmer would put up sign
BOARD on each road or fork of a road,
elling in the first place where the
Dad leads 10 df prominent place.
ilso telling in given miles how far to
/ certain farm or place, and if you
ave Il gate leading into your place
nave your name ON the signboard and
llso how far TO your house (if YOU
,annot see il from the gate), some
hing like this: John Smith, one
Iuarter, one-half, or one mile, as the
ase may be. Now, if everybody would
10 this, n person travelling along the
Dad would know mt all times where
o find you and it would do away with
isking questions and getting off The
;oad looking for anybody or for some
body in particular
Some of You might think that this
not very important, but | know from
experience what HIu taking ui,uii.
md in my opinion It is just as impor-
ant for u farmer to advertise his buSi
Tess and tell people where lie lives
md can be found as for merchant
n town to have his name on his place
If business. 1t is only a small matter.
md ii can be done by anyone in II
little while. and ! hope that everybody
who reads this win do the people nj
large this favor and put my suggestion
nto practice at an early date and be
ore you forget IT. l know that you
yill feel proud of it and the people
II large will appreciate and thank you
for II. ii. \. ROEHLING.
douglas County papers please
,opy) gsa.S
The Elbert County tribune., 1920-03-12
puel,c SALE OF ANp.

BY virtue OF ain order issued out of
the District Court, In and for the Coun-
ty Of Ebert, and State of Colorado, on
the 9Th day of March, A. d. 1920, in an
action wherein Anna l.. Howard is
plaintiff, and Frank G.. McCully, Mary
f. McCrossin. Emma McCully, and
Frank G. McCully, as conseryator of
the estate of Emma McCully, lunatic,
are defendants. Public notice is here
by given that the undersigned com
missioners heretofore appointed by the
Court, In said action, will sell the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section %,
and the northwest quarter OF section
81, township o, south range GO w. of
the 9th +. VI. in EIbert County, Colo
RADIO, to the highest and best bidder
for cash. at public auction, at the
south front door of the Court House
in the City OF Kiowa, in the County of
Ebert and State of Colorado, on Tues
day. the 10th day Of March, 1920, at
o'clock Z. NJ. And notice is further
given that abstracts of titles to said
land can be seen before such date at
the office of Ralph f. Finnicum, At
torney at Law, Kiowa. Colorado.
+. d. HART.
j. +. MAYER,
G. X. BROWN,
Commissioners.
Ralph E. Finnicum, Attorney.