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The state herald., 1920-11-12
NEW sL,c,Na MACHINE

The Palace Market has installed an
,up-to date machine which IL unequal,
led by anything before seen in Hol-
yoke. BY series OF adjustments the
slicing can be performed rapidly and
with a degree Of exactness which is
remarkable.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Operation For Appendicitis

Miss Dora Butler of Champion, Ne
braska, was operated on Wednesday
of this week for appendicitis. and is
doing very nicely. She will be able
to return to her home shortly. owing
to her rapid recovery.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Handkerchief Shower for Mrs. Jonts

After the regular lodge meeting OF
the Royal Neighbors on Thursday
night. the ladies' gave handkerchief
shower for Mrs. Eugene Jonte. who
will leave soon 10 be gone all winter
Mrs. Jontc Is a faithful member and
viii be greatly missed. Lunch was
served at the close OF the evening and
a large crowd was present.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
SOCIETY ITEMS
Dinner Guests

Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. Johnson and
daughters were entertained at !
o'clock dinner Thursday. at the home
OF Mrs. Il. NJ. Hargreavcs.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Harmony Club Dance

The Harmony Club gave a dance
at the court house. Wednesday night
A pleasant evening was spent by all
present.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

Mrs. Max Fulton entertained the
Hypcrian Club at her home. Wednes
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent In playing rook. followed by
a three-oourso luncheon. served by
Mrs. Fulton.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
ssrosIs Club Ent-r,a NED

On Tuesday afternoon Mira Kola =
cntertnined the mcmbgrs Of thr s1fo.
800 club at her home. Roll call waa
answered by Scripture yorsep Tho
reading ~ the book entitled Anne OF
Green Cables was resumed during
the afternoon. Mongamos Weir and
Leo were guests OF The club Rotrosh'
mcna oonHlstlnF of gandwichos, pie
Hes. apple pie with whipped cream.
aud ooioo wcro served at the close OF
mo afternoon.
The state herald., 1920-11-12
Mr.. and mrs. C. |. Smith Entertain

Mr. aud Mrs. e, h. Smith cnt'r.
talnod the Hypcrian ladies' aud their
husbands TO card party Tuesday
night Those present were; Mr. and
Mrs. Max Fulton, Mr. and Mrs For
rest ilcthcoto, Nir. and Mrs Georgs
1lclcr. air and Mrr Myrou Smith
md Mr. aud Mu. Clarence Smith
AZ o. ista honr tho hostess served
irait salad ogke aud coffee.
The state herald., 1920-11-12

Mrs. Max Fulton entertnlns Club
The state herald., 1920-11-12

Marjorie liambcnu calls1 uir great
cst emotional actroas Of The Amerl.
can 8thr, by competent crltlrs. VII
be econ IA the screen version OF hor
celebrated broadway success. "'rhe
Fortune Teller" q Robgrisop.cole rc.
learc ~ the Peerless Theatar, Wed.
ncsdny night She Is assisted by an
escellcnt enst which Includes .. Fer.
nandcf who played the heavy In the
atapo production Raymond Mekoe.
noted for his work on the Legitimate
stage plays the Juvenile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS
TELEPHONE TANGLE.
 FEATURE AT LOEW'S

Have you ever put in a seemingly in conceivable number of moments in "get- ting number? Of course you have Then you will be certain to enjoy .The Telephone Tangle.' the playlet that heads the programme at Loew's Bijou theatre for the weekend .bill.
 Six persons make up the cast for this clever bit of farce comedy The cast is headed by Joe Bennett, the noted He brew comedian. the original Abe Ka- bibble. who portrays that character. The theme deals with getting telephone numbers. The stage setting gives the impression of public telephone office with It's series of individual booths and an operator in charge. The patrons in their frantic efforts to "get their num- Aers" are shown. while the self-satis- fie5 telephone girl powders a miniature nosa and calmly enjoys her novel
 Octave possesses two distinct and in dsvl3uai voices, high. clear soprano and 2 deep. pleasing baritone She sings se- iscfions in both voices and combines the two. fer good looks and her ability to wear q othes adds to the enjoyable feat ures of the act.
 Siegei and Irving, the gladiators, offer g cla s.c in athletic art. the fastest hand to-aaad whirlwind acrobatics in stage or eirczss world.
 lther acts on the bill are the Ralph Stsward Duo. who present popular and ciassl xylophone selections. and Grindell snd | sther. an eccentric pairs whose of-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
Lad Compilations
 Peeled Off At Home

The girl with the poor complexion com plains, 'I have to touch up my cheeks. am salow and a sight. and only my makeup saves me-"
 Now, as matter of fact. more women spoil their good looks than improve them with cosmetics. The practice certainly Is unnecessary. now that the virtues of ordi- nary mercolized as a beautifier have become known. It has been found that the has wonderful absorbent powers It causes the faded or dscolored scarf skin to flake off in minute. almost imper- ceptible particles. gently, gradually, as to no inconvenience at all. In this way the old complexion is actually re- moved-likewise all fine lines freckles, pimples, blotches. moth patches and other surface defects. A new complexion ap- pears-a clear smooth, youthful, healthy hued skin such rouge, powder or cream can produce Mercolized wax, to be had at any drug store in convenient size package. is applied like cold cream md allowed to remain on over niRht.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
COMMON JUSTICE
 FOR ALL IS URGED Negroes Petition Congress to Adopt Federal Anti
 Lynching Law
By Associated Press

Atlanta, Ga. June 2.-Resolutions call ing on the national political conventions for declarations advocating the prin- ciples of common justice and democracy for all American citizens. regardless of race or color, "aand petitioning Congress to adopt the Dyer federal anti-lynching law, were adopted at tonight's sessions here of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The resolutions said the patience of the colored people can find it's limit,
 Asserting that no question is more vital 10 the high welfare and future of the nation," than the race question. the resolutions addressed to the national conventions called upon them to declare for:
 The untrammeled right of the negro to vote under the identical qualifications required of other citizens.
 Federal suppression of lynching: that crime which has become the shame and humiliation of this nation before the civilized world.
 "Federai aid to education, so distrib- uted as to insure to every child, black and white free common school educa- ton.
 Federal legislation against the Jim Crow car in interstate traffic.
 Federal legislation against the policy of racial segregation in the federal civil service.
 "A clear and unequivocal statement of the policy of the United States govern ment to respect the independence of a sister republic, Haiti"
 Other resolutions adopted rendered thanks to the city of Atlanta and to the Atlana branch of he organization for the kindly and cordial entertainment and reception" of the convention, and expressed appreciation to the newspapers of Atlanta and the remainder of the country. and to the Associated Press and the other great news agencies" for the manner in which the doings of the con- vention have been reported
 Detroit was selected as the next meet ing place. the time to be decided on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
PERSUASIVE PEGGY"
 AT THE ALCAZAR

Those who like light entertainment on the screen in which comedy is mixed in proportion with drama in which there are very beautiful settings and photo graphy. a good. weli-acted story and. touch of human sentiment as well as hu- man interest should go and see Per suasive Peggy;' feature attraction at the Alcazar theatre tomorrow, Friday and FSaturday.
 The latest Sunshine comedy, Should Dummies Wed" featuring the famous fun maker, Chester Conklin a Mutt and Jeff animated cartoon, and. continuous music on the big organ complete the programme.
 Persuasive Peggy" Is an adaptation of Maravine Thompsons popular novel and IS a story of newlyweds and their little collisions in the first year of their mar rled life. Peggy is very charming young bride who is shrewd enough to see that she has got to lick her big, un- imaginative young husband into shape
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03

early in the game or else the team won't get on well together
 ~ Peggv makes a good job of her tam
 ing and of course at the end of the pie tpre when hubby realizes that there is to be a little stranger in the home. after the manner of his kind he becomes civil lzed. Anyhow. this is a very sumptu- ous, very beautiful. very well acted com edy drama. And it is a dead sure thing that Peggy Hyland will be very popular with all the members of her sex who see the picture. In fact. this is the kind of production that all women enjoy be- cause it is entirely feminine in appeal and shows woman to be what she really is. namely. the predominant partner in the marriage bond
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03

breaches to the locks. hile the | 1y- ernment snag boat k. C, McCalla IS .u- gagged in clearing the river of { r15 deposits left by the recent high tet at the approaches of the locks.
 MT. Battle received word from L Nelson, Jr., engineer in charge C tho government dredge boat Charles fum- phreys at Birmingport Tuesday fnt the turning basin for barges the port would be complete about tl nt- ter part of next week. Mir tte stated that just as soon as the turning basin was completed the Humphreys would be ordered to the Tombigbee river for work on that river and while on the way over would stop at Tus- caloosa to make necessary repairs to the hull and machinery. Work on the turning basin above Birmingport at Locust Fork will not be started until next season, as the Humphreys is needed on the Tombigbee, MT. Battle said
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
STATES MULES TO
 WEAR HEADLIGHTS

Montgomery. June 2.-(Special )-State mules will carry headlights in the future in order that convicts employed at Farm No. may work at night C. B. Rogers state warden-general. today stated that night work will be necessary in order that the crops. already greatly delayed by rain, may be cultivated. Fifty acres are being planted daily and it is figured that the state cannot catch up with it's farm work for sixty days
 Sixty thousand bushels of corn and seven thousand gallons Of molasses are the goal toward which the farm depart ment of the convict bureau is working this year. Sixty mules and three farms tractors are being used
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
DREDGING OF THE
 WARRIOR RESUMED

Mobile, June ?. - tSpecial.) - The United States dredge boat Robert Mc- Gregor has resumed dredging opera tions ong the Warrior river between Demopolis and Tuscaloosa, which were suspended about two weeks ago on ac- count of a sudden rise in the river. ac- cording to J. B. Battle, assistant United States engineer in charge of the Mobile district.
 The McGregor Is engaged in clearing he channels of the Warrior river ap-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03

ferings include musical comedy hits, fancy steps and popular songs
 Lois Wilson, Birmingham $ own screen Star, will appear in Who's Your Serv- ant?' Miss Wilson, being a Birming- ham girl. is especially we'll known among Birmingham movie fans and Who's Your Servant" is said to be one of the best film stories in which she has ever appear ared.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
OLD CLOTHES DYED
 MAKE NEW GARMENTS
Diamond Dyes" Turn Faded,
 Shabby Apparel into New

Don't worry apout perfect results. Use 'Dialnond Dyes" guaranteed to give a new. rich. fadeless color to any fabric. whether it be wool. silk, linen, cotton or mixed goods TT dresses, blouses, stockings, skirts. childrens coats, feathers. draperies. coverings.
 The Direction Book with each pack age tells so plainly how to diamond dye over any color that YOU can not make mistake
 To match any material, have drug eist show you Diamond Dye Color
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03

hero. 1e kidnapers using ladder , From nearby building operation to
 st to the window of the boys room.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
S1, 800 Reward Offered
 for Baby's Kidnapers
By Associated Press

Norristown, Pa, June "A reward of s1500 for the kidnapers who stole thirteen -months-old Blakely Coughlin from his crib early today, was offered by the county commissioners tonight. The enid was taken from a second story room in the home of his parents Mir and Mrs. George H. Coughlin, near
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03

violating the Elkins act. covering the routing of freight. marking the first conviction. 1t being charged that the road shipped freight tho wrong way which allowed the collection of higher rates. The road extends from Vinegar Ben. Ala. to Pasagoula, Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
TO PROSECUTE ROADS NOT COMPLYING WITH
 EMERGENCY ORDERS
By Associated Press

Washington, June 2.-Warning that the penal provisions of the interstate com merce act would be invoked, unless the railroads comply with orders designed to relieve freight congestion, was issued today by the interstate commerce com mission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03
A. & M. Railroad Fined

Me le June 2.-tSpeciaL)-Th 'ioa Ia and Mississippi railroad an flf na corporation, was fined s1.00O in eral court today on a charge of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-03

The streets of Greater New York, if extended in one continuous line. would reach almost across the American con- tinent
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

eraa dc Carmen. mi primero, mi Il
ui~o, mi jnolidable y eterno amor
XX.
CominoS muy ligeramenre. ' q pc
a de las exhortaciones de mi madre,
volvimoS a Ia sala, asi como habia-
NOS salido de ella. ' nos senJamoS,
pero con ell jubiIo no solo en- los ojos
sino tambien en- el ~corazon.
Como de costumbre. 70 ocupaba
81 asiento intermedio entire ambas.
Una de mis- mauos fue . ocultar
sc bajo los phegueS q + ormaba en- el
sofa el genera del vestido de Car
nen.y comenzamos a expicar = mi
madre el argumento de Ia pieza. que
inventamos ertre los dos,porque min
guno 10 habia visto realmente. IVA
de las suyaS comeuz6 lentamente a
aproximarse a la mia, hasta que al
guno de nues,ros dedoS Sc TOGO. Yo,
suspendiendo Ia respiration, ssnti
que me moria por 81 exceSo de delei-
te. NUnca ne Experimental una
sensation tan profunda, como aqGel
rozamiento delicadiSimo de nUestros
Gedos; La mano de ella Ia mia, Sc
esJrechaban convulSivameute I'm Sc
s1ndo despues, y nuestros corazones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
DESPUES De CUATRO Sc
MANAS, Sc SIENTE "a
COMO UN HOMBRE
NUEVO

\"Padeci de los rihoncs y del estoma
g& durante algunos amos. dee
Herman Sick. que tiene su rasiden
cia en- ell No. 81 de Ia Gale Grant, Pa
ris. Texas. "Estaba conLinuamente
sufriendo de Ia espalda, y mi este
mayo me daba molestias continual
mente. Recibi Ell tratamiento dc "a
RIGS doctores, gastando algunos clen
tos de pesos en- mi curaclon, perc Mn
guno pudo aliviarme'
"Despues de tomar Merrisone, du
rante cuatro ~ser:anas, me Sicnto 60
mo un hcnbre nuevo. Y deseo reco
mendar dicha medicinal d todos. Yer
daderamente creo que Merritone es
Ell mejor m~ed!camento Ell Il mundo
para las Intermediates de los c!nones
y del cStomago'.
No importa que tan grave sea Su
case. o cue tina largo tempo haya
estado listed padeciendo; c0mprese
una botella de M%erritone, 0 n can
tidad suficiente para I'm tratamlento
de cuatro sen:anas, usela de acuerdo
con las instrucciones V en- case de que
listed no quede completamente salts
fecho con sus resultados, Sc lie devol
vera su dinero.
TODD 10 que pedimcs Sc uqe haga
listed una prueba de Merritone.
Cada botella va garantizada con
Ia devoluci6n del dinero, por su boti
carlo, o directamente por nosotros.
Sc envia por correo por S1.00.
MERRITONE MEDICINE co.
1920 Clark Street. Houston, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

madre con augusta. No yes que
matas a este angel?
y Sc precipito ansiosamente So
bre Carmen, que no pudiendo resis
tir mas tempo, acababa de desvane
cerse, reclinardo su adorable cabe-
"a sobre Ell resraldo del sofa.
-iQue tiene? iDios mioi iQue
tiene? decia mi madre tratando de
enderczarla Y besando con frenesi
su palida frente.
-iCarmen.' grit6 mi alma S
pendida sobre mis- labios. Carmen
amor mio....
Y tomando sus manos. cast yer
tas. la sacudi con violencia.
Ella larzando I'm suspiro, parecio
desfallecer aun mas. Su respiration
era fatigosa. Y 81 pecho Sc sacudia,
como agitado interiormente por re-
primidcs S~ollozos.
Nj madre flo en- mi una mirada
que me produjo miedo, por su extra
VIC ' For e. do!or Y la congoja que
ella lei. Sin sa6er cue hablaba V
e~Xpresando. sin tratar de hacerlo, mi
pensamiento, murmure:
-Tal vez sera IN efecto de Ia hi
pertr"fia..
-eQue has dicho, desgraciado?
Nj hija Sc muere! CRITIC mi madre
lanzandose rapidamente al extreme
opuesto de Ia sala. para traer IN
de sales que estaba sobre una
mesa.
Aprovechando esos instante>. mis-
labios Sc apoyaron sobre los suyos,
dSndole un beso delirante. febril,
convulso, en- e. cual trataba de trans
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

esos amores 70 e~speraba que los
amos tie lutheran cambi&do V CUE
~votvleras Sobre tus pGsos; pero veo
qIe aun no cs tempo. Y rueyo a
Dios que pronto 10 sea.
Isl yo 10 hubiera sabido. ito
Carmen con tono finamente irorico,
me habria callado; pero como 20 Sc
10 pregunte ' me 10 neg6, no es
mia la culpa.
Conoc:ase QUE a pesar del sarcas-
no de su acento, su emoci0n era
profunda. Tn temblor imperceptible
agltaba 81 seno, V los movimientos
de Sus manos eran nerviosos. 70 su-
tria 10 cue 10 es decide, no tanto
r2r 81 mor-cnto. cuaTtc FOR 10 cue
de aquella explicaGi6n pudiera re
sIltar.
Nj hijo no hizo bien en- negar.
telo. repuso mi madre con mayor Sc
vcrid@d; esa pobre mujer le 0uiso
con verGadera adoraci6n. V el pago
ha sjdo IA ingratitud. No ha vuelto Il
aular a Made. Y I'll miSma 10 has
visto, aun le anna. Hay todavia otras
razores. pero parece que Sc rehusa
a comprenderlas.
Carmen no neceSita saber NADIA
de ESQ, ~eXclaHle. iMadre, no liable
mos de eSa mujer nj de aquella epo
ca,
lie produce remordimientos?
interrogo mi madre extrahando el to
no violento de mi VOC.
mo! replique, pero ME produce
hastio. repugnancia, verguenza! IA
Quella vida deberia haber terminate
iCalla. blasfemo. iCallai CRITIC mi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

LATHAM ALI. es decir. en- las yemas de
uuestros dedoS. Aquella preston sig
nificaba que nuestras almas, Separa-
das una bora por los celos, v~oivian
a fundirSe Ia n en Ia otra, con !
irresistible vigor.
Cuando terminamos Ia explicaciGD
de nuestro argumento. mi madre
pregunt6 81 habiamos encontrado al
gunos couocidos.
ST. dijo Carmen. una joven, es
decir. va n sonora. pero muy qua
pa todavia, que Sc llama Lola, y que
no nos quitaba los ojoS.
les aquella? NE pregunto M
madre con sonrisa maliciosa.
Nj cabeza hizo I'm signo afirmati,
vo, mientras pensaba yo IA manera
de desviar la conversation de aquel
punto, por demas Inconvenience, y
que podria ser de graves c~onsecuen-
cias.
Sc conoce que le ha querido mu-
cho. dijo Carmen afectando indife-
rencia. Y que lie quiere aun bastan-
te. porque toda la pieza Sc le paso
mirandole.
No Sc 10 que hubiera dado por evi-
tar Ia reSpuesta de mi madre, que
mirandome con una mezcla de sere-
ridad ' suplica. dijo:
-Todavia es tempo de reparar el
nal producido Y de cumplir las pro-
mesas que debes haber hecho a esa
Uobre nina, que tanto te quiso, Y
que, va 10 yes, te quiere aun. 5Por
que no te casas con ella?
La mano de Carmen temblo, Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
An1nciese listed en- LA PRENSA'

te. eran las revalaciones de mi ma
Dire, Y sus ideas, sus inexplicablea
repentinas ideas, sus mexplicables
V repentinas ideas sobre mi matri-
monio. Asi es que, para tranquil
zarla por complete y para jugar ell
TODD por Ell TODD, lie die tomandole
una a y estrechandose:
=; Carmen vida mia amor
milo!
Las dos palabras ultimas las su-
hraye-tambien el acento subraya-
pronunciandolas cor entusiasmo. con
fuegt con passion, Su mano perma-
neci6 inerte Y su semblante palido;
pero sus labios me sonrieron leve-
mente, mientras que u ojos Sc fl
jaron en- mi madre con inquietud Y
como examinando Ell cfecto de mis-
p~alabrss.
Esta Sc puso en- pie. y pIirandome
como con reconvencvion, ne dijo:
-iQue frio es TODD ESQ! ICuan
POGO exprasa de csc divine fuego
de tn alma, que Dies encendi6 con
TN soplo, para que al lin le COM
prenoieses!
Su lenguaje era bien claro. y yo
no podia dudar. La tarriole pregun
ia de mi nladre, c~onsecueEcia de to.
do aquello, era un medic empleadc
para que nuestros corazpnes air,
masen su fe delante de ella. Sus
ideas eran perfectamenta exp!ici;as
Isl. madre r.ial ST. La quiert
con TODD ell c~o,azon!
-iI ella. o toda su alma! e2
-clamo %poniendo en- pie e Carmen
y obligandola a que Sc arrojase a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

mitirle mi vida, mi alma Y mi amor.
Fue un beso loco, pero santo. Aquel
era ell remedio supreme que mi es-
piritu empleo de un modo moons
ciente. para volverla a Ia vida. iAy!.
20 no sospechaba en- aqnel momen-
to-. que tambien "a el ultimo que
sus labios pur?ireos recibirian!
EstremeciGSe como 81 hutiera re-
cibido un& descarca electrical, sus
rranies oios Sc ahr;cron r~ueylrIcn-
te 4 Ia iuI, hizo III ~esfuerzo supre-
no, Y eaderezardase, he rechaz6
en- temblorosa m2no. a IL par que
iccia coli 0 deb. y como tucjo-
81:
-iVaya! ;Qu6 haces? ESQ no es-
ia bueno...
-iHabla. iVivei exclamo mi ma
Dire con jdbi!c.
iGracias, Dios MIC!
Y Precipitandose nuevamente So
bre Carmen, Sc arrodillo, estrechan
dola, a la par qIe Ia miraba como
con extasis.
-;Que sientes? lie pregunto.
NADIA va, Mamita.
-;Pero que fue ESQ, angelic?
Me asuste de verla q listed enc
jada. ..icomo nunca Ia habia Wis
to asi.
-Perdon, hijita. Soy una impru-
dete, una tonta, una necia, IVA ma
da tienes?
MAZDA, Manita, nada, calmese
listed.
70 estaba SECURE de que mentia,
Y de que la causa de aquel acciden-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
Liwos MaraViLlOs0s.

Para los que Sufren. son vlccimas
de Ia desgracia, les perslgUe IA ma
Ia suerte. t~raclsQn en- = neSoc!os =
son iesafortunados en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran toGos Sus
Geseos, seran afortunados en- HeEo-
clos Y empresas, ~lograran 81 cGrino
del ser amsdo, llevsran a fel!z terml-
no u asuntos = triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc verar libres de malas inf-uen-
eias. Y verceran 4 suS eHemlSos ' ma
die podra c~ausarIes dano. Envle 10
centavos en- estampilias de correo pa
"a gastos = recibira catalogo grains.
Direction: Sres. '. Martin ' Co.
San Rafael STA. Eabaca. Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03

81 curse Sc reduce a csc tempo, ha-
va listed o no aprsndido a 81 ente-
"a satisfaction. 0 81 puede prolon-
carlo sin necesidad de hacer nuevos
desembolsos. como no ean los que
demanda su aloiamiento V asisten-
cha, hasta que Sc juzruc snficiente-
mente aHto. Y en- TODD case, 81 es-
ia en- condolences de eroear los gas
tos que demanda csc aprendizaje,
le aconsejamos que los apren-
da. ues en- la escuela lie
tendran que dar algIn c~omproban-
te de que hizo en- ella ell curse res
pectivo V con 81 podra encontrar ia
cilmente trabajo bien remanerado
en- c~ualQuier parte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
Ell TRAFLCO EN- Ell CA
NAL DEL CHlJOL

Gala On ,frvce mayorcs diff
tades Ell trafico en- 81 Canal de Chi
iol. FL azo!ve va siendo mayor, es-
tqndo pr6ximo 81 tempo en- que no
podra navegsrse por dicho canal
como es debido. rs esta Ia unIca via
de communication que eXiste entire Ia
Fuesteca V Ia IONA r~etrolera, Y por
tanto urge que e. Gobierno Fede-
raj file su atencion en- este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-03
NUEEAS PERFORA
Clones

En- Ia Isla del ldolo. en- donde Sc
gun competeutes geologos- exlsten
grandes yacimientos de petroleo. la
compahia East Coast ha pr~inclplado
I perforar el primer pozo. segun la
autorizaci6n cue para clio obtuvo
del Gobierno. Aver So termlnaron
los trabaios de levantamiento de la
TORE nara efectuar la perforacioL.