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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
THREE HURT IN COLLISION
Two Men and Women In Auto Crash
Into Trolley Car
Ledger Photo Service

A taxicab collided with the rear of
a south bound trolley car at Fifteenth
and Oxford streets at 12 80 o'clock last
night and the driver. two men and a
woman in the machine were injured
and taken to the Lankenau Hospital.
William Schrotz, twenty six years
old, of 261S West Huntington street,
was arrested for driving at an excessive
speed. His passengers were also arrested
and held as witnesses. They were held
under $500 bail each by Magistrate Os-
wald today for a further hearing No
vember 4.
Schrotz received cuts Of the neck and
ears in the collision. The others in
jured were, Miss Helen Price, nine
teen years old, 1910. Glenwood avenue,
cuts of the cheek and hand and q
bruised right eye; James BabnelT,
twenty four years old. 1914 Newkirk
street, cuts of the cheek and right eye !;
Charles McKeown. twenty six years
old. 2525 West Gordon street. fractured
arm and cuts and bruises of the body.
McKeown ia still in the hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
VOTING RESIDENCE
| Of VARE HIT AGAIN
Policemen, Who Find House Va
cant, Ask to Have Senator's
Name Stricken Off
HEARING TO BE HELD TODAY

nctition to strike the name of Sen
,,or Edwin II. Ware from the voting
,st Of the fifteenth division Of the
Thirty. ninth ward will be heard by the
,ssistration commissioners at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. ..
II Is believed the commissioners will
aismiss the petition which is based on
,he assertion that the senator does not
live in the division.
The pettion was signed by policemen
who made q canvass Of the division and
ound the house from which the senator
registered vacant. The house in ques.
Hon Is at 2221 South Broad street. That
i not the building in which the senator
md n wash basin concealed when he
was last required to 60 before the com
missioners to prove he actually was a
resident Of the Thirty ninth ward.
which. as every one knows, il, as the
aying goes. ED Vare's ward"
The house which the senator now
Saims as his residence was taken over
by him after he settled his first diff =
Guilty. How long he lived there is un-
known but he does not live there now.
as a reporter and the policemen ascer-
tanned yesterday.
When a police canvass was under
taken in the First and Thirty ninth
wards Policeman Quinn reported to his
rperiors at the Thirty seventh dis
trict station that the Ware house was
vacant.
Acting Captain Noon was surprised.
He decided to take no chance on a
mistake. so he sent Sergeant Char les
SINNERS and Policeman Qu;ttle to make
an independent investigation. The
sergeant and Quittle made two trips to
the house and found it vacant.
The sergeant was definite. in his state
ment to reporters yesterday that the
house was vacant and that, evidently,
4 had been vacant some time.
Reporters went to the house in the
afternoon and found it closed. .Appar-
emily it had been stripped of its furnish
ings. ...,
about the petition lest night he replied:
"Thats all right. I'll be on hand when
the bell rings. OF course the house Is
closed I'm out in the country now. but
I was living there when / registered
The commissioners will have hear
Ing on "strike- off" petitions today. in
Guiding the Ware case. More than 500
petitions have been filed from the First
and Thirty ninth wards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
MINISTER SUES BROKERS
Or. James De w. Perry Would Re
cover His SAVINGS

The Rev. DR.. James De Wolf Perry,
rector emeritus of Calvary Episcopal
Church, Germantown, has 'fiIed suit at
Chattanooga, Tenn, to recover $1S 900,
his lifetime savings, from the Dayton
Coal, Iron and Railway Co., Friedman
& Co., Philadelphia brokers, and H.
S. Mathews, president of the Dayton
company.
DR.. Perry alleges Friedman 4 Co.
persuaded him to invest $3.50 in stock
Of the Mathews Steel and Iron Co.
The same firm later induced DR..
Perry, he says, to change his Mathews
stock for stock in the Dayton Coal and
Iron Co.
Little by little DIR. Perry charges he
was induced to buy Dayton stock until
he had $4,000 of it and he has never
had a dividend.
The stock is worthless and total
loss, according to DR.. Perry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
KINDERGARTENS CROWDED
Chairs Lacking for Little Pupils In
Schools Here

Standing room only is the situation
In the kindergartens Gf the city, ac-
ctording to Miss Virginia Jacobs. as
sistant director of kindergartcns of the
city.
THE supply of chairs for the little
ones to occupy while engaging in their
work, or rather play" says Miss ia
cobs, "is so limited that we have al
most come to the point of making
some of the children stand during a
part of their instruction. The teachers
are hard put to it to devise schemes
whereby we can keep the children oc-
cupied without having to sit down"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
PUPILS GO TO CAPITAL
West Philadelphia High Senior
Class Starts Slahtseelna Trip

A party consisting of 900 members of
the senior class of the West Philadel.
phia High School for Girls left Broad
Street Station this morning for three
day trip to Washington.
They were accompanied by six teach :
ers of the school, together with the prin-
cipal, Parke Schoch. and Mrs. Schoch.
The teachers making the trip are the
Misses Mary j. Anderson. Adelaide
Rose, Edith +. NORM. Pearl B. Nit
chell. Rosalie l.. Faltermayer and r..
Beatrice Miller.
Among the spots visited by the party
will be Arlington. Mount Vernon, the
Library Of Congress. Washington
Monument. Old and New National Mu-
seums, the Capitol. Corcoran Gallery of
Art and the White House. The girls
will arrive home Saturday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Mr.. DATESMAN BURIED
services Held for Former Publ,
Works Director

Inc Rev. Milton II. Nichols. pastor
OF OF rark Avenue Methodist Episcopal
.hurch, conducted funeral services
ior George +. Datcsman, former di-
rector of public works, at the Dates
man home this afternoon.
services began at = o'clock Jerome
nnonl,c.hhcimer, Percival Sax. Joseph
Williams, Lewis o. Howell, Ches-
m 1er e. Albright, Luther Cutler, Frank
d. stockley and Joseph Paradise were
honorary pallbearers.
Cemetery.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
NAVY oFFIcEes euRNEp

James Kofaey and Michael Toymey,
chief petty officers in the navy, were
burned in extinguishing FIRE which
threatened gasoline tank in the garage
at the rear Of the Navy Recruiting Of
flee. 1916 Arch street, late yesterday
afternoon. The only damage was to an
automobile tire. but burning waste
threatened to ignite gasoline in a large
tank. .V
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Edward r. Tourlson

Edward r. Tourison, sixty five ycarc
old, Mount Airy hardware merchant
died Yesterday at his home home II Carpen aTsra
months. Mr.. Tourison, whose store
is at 6656 Germantown avenue. had
been in the hardware business in Mount
Airy since 1866. He leaves widow
and one son, Edward r. Tourison, Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Ice Truck and Trolley Collide

An ice truck collided with a Route %
trolley car at Germantown avenue ant
Penn street at II 80 this morning. The
front wheels of the motor were driver
under the trolley, fitting it to an angl,
of 45 degrees. No one was injured, but
north and southbound traffic was halted
on Germantown avenue for more thar
an hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Deaths of a Day
CHARLES B. MEDFORD
Retired kensington Butcher for
Fifty Years Dies

Charles B. Medford, seventy four,
who had been in business as butcher
for fifty years at 1927 Kensington ave-
nue., died at his home yesterday. He
retired from the business ten years
ago, and since that time the business
has been conducted by two sons, Charles
and William, who survive him. A
daughter. the wife of the Rev. Thomas
Alexander Leo, Frankford avenue and
Foulkrod street, also survives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Rev. Theodore p. Orner

Altoona. Pa, Oct. 81. - Greatly
shocked by the death Of his brother,
John A. Orner, Saturday night, the
Rev. Theodore p. Orner, eighty years
old, pastor emeritus of the First United
Brethren Church, died yesterday. He
had been n minister for half a century,
filing charges ut Tyrone. Pitcairn and
Altoona, and was once presiding elder
of the Allegheny Conference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Ferry Lease Approved

Mayor Moore today signed FIVE
year lease on behalf Of the city with
the Coopers Point and Philadelphia
Ferry CO., giving that company the
right to use the ferryhouse at the foot
of Vine street. The lease is for $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
PR. 7. MAY ACCEPT
new FARE ruling
company's Attorney Asks In
: depreciation Of Public Serv-
ice Body's Verdict
VALUATION IS DELAYED

An indication that the p. r. Il. Co.
has decided to accept the seven cent
fare order of the Public Service Com
mission was given In City Hall today
by Coleman ]. Joyce, attorney for the
company.
Appearing ut a continued valuation
hearing before Commissioners Clement
and Benn, Mr.. Joyce asked for an Of
fetal Interpretation of the recent fare
order relating to the issuance OF free
transfers and three. cent exchanges.
my Interpretation he said. lis
that passenger paying a seven cent
cash fare Is entitled either to a free
transfer or a three cent exchange. /
also presume that q passenger present.
ing coupon ticket. bought In strips of
four for twenty five cents, is entitled to
transfer or an exchange.
Asks for Interpretation
"I would like to have an interpreta :
ton from the commission covering that
matter. In the meantime ! will pro-
ceed with the preparation Of the tariff,
presuming that my Interpretation is
correct.
Commissioner Clement said he would
refer the request to his colleagues.
Richard Horton, traffic engineer for
the p. Il. T., later was asked IL Mr.:
Joyce's statement that he would proceed
with preparation Of the tariff meant the
company had accented the seven cent
fare. The new tariff must be h!ed on OF
before October 20. The new fares be
come effective November l.
"Not necessarily" Mr.. Horton re
piled. before a tariff is accepted il
must be fled
The valuation proceedings were de,
layed TODAY because of the absence OF
representatives of the city solicitor
Office. They began when Assistant City
Solicitor Magee arrived.
A permanent fare order is to result
from the valuation. which will require
several months to reach completion.
City Experts at Work
Assistant. City Solicitor Rosenbaun
made belated appearance at IL O'Clock
| He said the city experts were maKin, M
progress in checking up the L. II. !
inventorv and within a week men woult
be at work fixing prices on Variou
items.
Proceedings were adjourned at noon
Inst before adjournment. Mr.. Rosen
baum interrupted with a remark to MIR
Joyce. +.
:.As | understand it the company Il
proceeding to prepare its appraisa
figures on only one basis he said. HI
later explained the basis he meant wa
that of replacement at present costs.
Not True, Says Joyce
That is not true" replied Mr.
Joyce. "The company will make III
appraisal from the standpoint Of orig
inal cost of construction, historical de
velop ncnt, and probable earning ca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
City Treasurer,s Report

Inc city treasurer's report for the
week ending yesterday follows: Re-
sTrPtS; OH a S2I6, OBJ. 10; payments, 81 ,269,-
ioI balance. not including sinking
Iund, Sl6,1G0,273.1S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Mayor to Speak Tonloht

Mayor Moore is to be the principal
speaker before the Fathers Associa-
tion meeting at Frankford High School
this evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-21
Not True, Says Joyce

"That is not true" replied Mr..
joyce. "The company will make its
appraisal from the standpoint or orig
inal cost of construction, historical de-
yelcp nent, and probable earning ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
I'm Magnifico Programa
en- 'el Majestic

Todos los actos que formas el pro-
grama del Majestic para esta semana,
son soberbios, V dificilmente podria
escogerse n para que fuera ell me-
jor.
"!A!ice in Bluderland" es IN YER
sion modena del vieio cuento del
Principe Bevo, hijo del Rey Budwei-
ser, p~resentada en- t comedia ale
gre. Ames V Winthrop, suS interpre~
ties. hacen j~usticia al vaudeville del
dia.
Ito the Kintchen" es comedia
musical presentada por Walter Fis-
cher y compania, Y eS qulzas ina de
las creacioneS que cauSa mas rlsa.
Ell viejo problema de conseguir una
c~ocinera, toma un nuevo giro cuando
la eSposa tiene intenciones de adQul'
rir un perro blanco. Y el esposo la
cocinera. Pero Ia cocinera, no eS CO.
cinera despues de tod, sino n baila-
rina egipcia de gran beldad, que Ell
hermano de la esposa' un mislonero,
ha traido de contrabando a Ia casa, y
la que es causa de infinidad de acct
denies d~esgraciados que acceden al
marido.
Frank Baby en- "Impresiones Origi-
nales," sostien una conversation con
sus dos gemelos de Z amos de edad, Y
Sc pasea con su pequena hija por Ell
escenario, dejando!a que cante y ha-
BILE a auditorio. Pero la tai hiia no
existe, sino que es Ell mismo Frank
Baby Y su maravilloso ventrilocuis-
mo.
La de como Adelaide Her
mar, viuda del famoso Hermann ell
Graade" vecia ell Area de Noe des-
pues de haber probado que Ell Area
estaba vacia previamente, es un mis-
terio insoluble. No solamerte Sc n
contrara que viven criaturas ANNA
das en- ell Area, sino una sorpresa
mayor.
Los Magleys, en- Una Revista ORR.
ginal del Bale" principian con ell jazz
Y termina con los bales que hicieron
Ia delicia de nuestros bisabuelos.
Prueban que no solo el "jazz' es Ia
unica attraction del bale.
"Simplicidad" V "El Vampiro,' con
Florence Hobson Y Eileen Beatty dos
hermosos muchachos que lucen encan-
tadores veStidos, es IN numero YER
daderamente novedoso.
Al Raymond Y Tom Schranl, en- "A
Syncopated Cocktail" Sc s%orpernden
ash mismos NJ ganar los aplausos que
les merece 81 arte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19

UNA PELICuLA CON LOS ULTl-
MOS AcoNTEcIMIENToS Po-
lITICOS DE MEXICO

La empresa Luchessc que regentea
el Teatro Nacional. cab de flrnar
c~ontrato con e. senior Carlos WhTteley'
para il ~exhibici6n de Il pelicula que
eXpone grdficamente los Iitimos aeon
tecimientos de Ia vida pol!tic& de Me-
N:co.
Excusado es decir el interes que di-
cha pelicuIa tendra para los meXica-
no. pues por ella podran darse cucnia
cXactn de muchas cCSas que hasta aho-
"a solo g por las ~inforuiacio-
res de Ia prensa diaria. La pelicula
De refsrencia conSta de clnco parties,
comnrCPdicndo los funerales de Gcl'
Nenustiano CarranZa. Ia cntrad2 de!
General Ob-eg6n y sus fuerZas a la Gu
dad de Mexico. n ona de possession
del Presidentc Substitute. senor Ado!-
70 de Ia Huerta. Ia rendici6n del gene
raj Villa Y parte del licenciamiento de
suS trop2S.
Ade.nas de esta ~pci!cula que Sc eE-
hibira durante los dias lunes y mar
ties pr6ximoS. Sc pasara por Id pantalla
otra maGnifica cinta Ell dos parties, re-
pr~csentando Ia famosa corrida lie 20.
ros cue Sc efectu6 en- L. ciudad de
Valencia. Espana. en- Ia tempcrada &C
tual. Y en- Ia cual- toTlaron parte los
| diestrus el Gallo, Belmontc, Flores y
Paco Madrid.
Con obieto dc evitar las aslomera-
clones de publico. las pellculas d!cCas
Sc empezar;n a correr desde n una de
II tarie. hasta las once de l. noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
DOS VIcTiMAS DE UN AcClDEN.
TIE AUTOMOVlLlSTlCO MEN
TRAS VlOLABAN LA LEY "SE-
CA" TRANSPORTANDO
llCOR

En- 81 South Loop. ~Precisame2te
frente Al Mission Burcal Park. regis
tr6se antenoche. n horaS va a~vanzadas
una tremenda collision entire dos pc,
tentes autom6v;les de turismo, u bordo
de uno de los cuales dos hcrmanos, We
cinos de esta ciudad.. transportation
veintiocho botellas de licor.
E! coche que ocupaban los trasere-
sores sc volc6 V sus tripulantes fueror
victimas de lesioncs de cierta seriedad
por 10 cual fucron innediat2mente
t~ransportados al hospital de Ia ciudad'
Mientras tanto CT cuerpo del delto
las v-eintitantas botellas dc vino lie ma
nufactura casera eran confiscadas 20!
q captain Stevens, de las Comisiones
de Rafuerzo de IL Prohibici6n' qu!eU
manifesto desde %entonccs que preScn-
TARA ante el Comisionado Mr.. I'D
wards una formal a~cusaciGn en- contra
dc los dos j6venes trassresores que
hoy atierden a su salud en- el Robert
s. Breen".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
BAZAN FUE PUESTO EN- LIBER.
TAD CAUCIONAl

En- nueStras edicioneS anteriores d.
mos amplia information acerca de 10
que constituy6 IL nota roja de Ia m
na en- eSta poblaci6n de San Antonio,
tai fus Ia tragica muerte del joven FL
del D.. Gutierrez. miembro de los cuer-
DOS de bomberos de Ia localidad y eN-
so!dado del Ejercito Americana que
tuvo oportunidad de demostrar su va
lor en- las lfneas de fuego europeas.
Gutierrez fuG de IA Division 36a. n
de las que mas Sc distinguieron en- Ia
guerra mundial.
Nuestros lectores estan, pues, al CO.
rriente de como ocurri6 Ia tragedia
ell jueves ultimo a las s V minutes de
la mahana. en- las %cercanfas de Ia Casa
del Mercado de Ia ciudad. Fidel Cutie
rrez recibi6 dos balaZos: II en- e!
craneo. que lie penetr6 ana pulgada arri
ba de la oreja izquierda y ell otro en-
el abdomen. ambas heridas de grave
dad le produjeron una muerte cast
in~stantanea.
Ahora nos resta solo informar que
Raymundo Bazan. lermano polltico
del ccciso que fue detenido per consi-
derarsele responsible, o por 10 menos
complicado en- el crimen de que fue
vfctima Gutierrez, ACADIA de ser puesto
en- libertad caucional. Ell juez de Paz,
Mr.. A. Neil Campbell. fijo al acusado
una fianza de cinco mil d6lares que los
familiares de este s~a.tiSfacieron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
UN JOvEN APRENDiDO POR VIC
LACICNES A LA LEY PROHl-
BlTiVA
Percibia mas de q~uinientos pesos dIa
rios de u~tiiiGadss

CharIes teven Jefe de las Conf
stones De Refrerzo para n ley SEGA
en- San Antonio, a~prehendi6 antenocha
= I'm ioven mexicaro. III much2Sho
que aperas ST cuenta veinte amos de
,.dad. cue t-aficaba con licor que era
~introducido en- este pals de contra
bardo.
Cuando 81 d~elincuente fue lleTado 4
las oficinas poIiciacls. al ser registra-
DO. So e recogi6 una buena cantidaa
DC dinerC. algunos centenareS dc d3!a-
O. en- billctes, Y noco menos en- meta
leo FL ~noZalbete, con v~crdadero des-
nlante, declare que 81 regociso era
admirable: le produc!a no menos de
cuirieptos dolores diariamente' 10
sIn;co que dificultaba = veces la venta'
cram ciertos contratiempos que sc re-
man nj pasar el "mescal' en- Ia Inca
divisoria. Pero. por 10 demas' las ven
tas eran magnificas.
Las cinicas declaraciones del i'm
herba no pudicrcn por m%noS de ha-
Ger reic a los agentes que le escucha-
han.
Z, de!incuente cuya apprehension sue
nrac,irade en- IN jacaIucho de IA region
occidental de n ciu6ad. fut nternad"
N una zelda de n carccl para ser
zas,uts consIsnado al ComisicrGdo d.
los Estados Cnidos. Mr.. edwards
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY
Unico servicio de carros Sedan er
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es-
panol. Quota, $3.50 Dor bora
Telefonos CT. 2l2 y CT. So.
TEMPERATURA IDEAL PARA HOY

FL meteorological de San Antonio,
el mayor Allen Buell., pronostica para
no. una temperature ideai. Las iuer'
To-: Tiuvias al. Sc Gesararon sot-e IA
region occidental del EstaGo, 1es:lc
Hondo hasta del Rio. lluvias torrcn-
ciales que a~lcanzaron hasta Is pulga'
das de altura Y que amenazaban con
dejarse sentir en- esta ~poblaci6n, EN-
piezan i desapareccr. Las condicioncS
atmosfecicas no pudieron mejorar mas
del viernes al sabado pr6Simo pasado
FL cielo Sc despej6 por complete y 10
que no habia ocurrido en- 10 que va va
transcurido de este mes de Septiembre,
la temperature descendi6 a IS grades,
tai ocurri6 a las I de Ia mahana del
dia de aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
Domingo 10 de Septiembre de 1920.
HISTORIA.

Causa y FuSilamiento de MaNimiliano y
de Sus Generates Miram6n ) Meta:
cai6a de Queretaro, p-isioneroS en- FL
Cerro de las CanpanaS, Iueces y oefen-
sores, acuSacioaeS. discusses. Sentencla-
dos a muerte. palabras de AaSiul'liano
y Nirumon, etc Unica edicion contor;
ne al original. que Sc enC'fentra en- ei
Archivo General de Ia Nacion .....-.Si.tu
Correspondence de Juarez y Mont!uc:
Morny Y las minas de Sonora. Almonte
e Eidalgo. los bonos de Jecker. Lauren
ceZ = Zaragoza. proclamaS de Forey. pro-
ceSo de los ConsuleS, el 1mperio en- Me
NicC. etc. .. -. -. =. ...Si''O
Compendio de Historic de Mexico. por
Discusses Y Manifies:os lie Benito Juire..
desde 1888. cuaudo fu5 diputado = Ia Lee
E~iSlatuva de Oaxaca. hasta 1872 en- que
~fall,cI6. sieEdo P-rs'|entc lie Ia Eepd-.
e Libro Rojo: historic de los srandes
crimencs en- Mexico durante Ia Con-
quii.a 81 Vi-reynato Ia Republica y el
Imperio. Obra de Rivs Paiacio, Mateos,
Payno Y el Lie. Rafael Martinez de n
Tore. cue fus defenscr del Empera-
dor Maximiliano Dos tomos g. 49, ..S2.ou
EpiodioS MiIitareS Mexicaros.-Guerra de
undergraduates c Invasion Norte-amer1-
Historic Universal. por MARTINEZ Rami-
rez. Tn tomo enpastado y con profu.
sion de LustriscioneS ....-..--..,.. SO
Historic &c ESpa.ia, pOE anger
Ruiz Tn tcmo profuSarrcnte ilus-
traio So
HG.oi ia de Mexico. por Verdia ....-:..S5. W
Historic de Grecia. deSde los ticmrcS he
roicoS. haSta IL Decentralization del I'M
ve-io de Alexandra e. . -. . - toe
Historic Patria por don Justo Sierra =. SOC
La Intervention y ei Impe-io, por Salado
AlyareS.-Cuatro Crandes tonoS. encua-
der,ados en- tela - =. -. . ...SlO.0 u
Mexico viejo y Anecd6tieo. por Coma ~,
lez Oregon. Tn tomo tela -. q. .-.Sl.iV
NiScelanea: Dictanenes. ci-cularcs. pes
quIsaS judicialcS. communicates b-indis.
carraS etc. por Benito Jua-eE ........Sl.10
La Vida en- Mexico en- 1910. lnteTeNsn:s
ApunteS de 4 epoca, Por GonzaEec
Oregon. Tn to,ao tela . ......sl.ft
Sueno de Imperio: Maxirilianc. a yer
dad de "a expedition extranjera q Me-
Xicu. liberalcS = conservadoreS. Ia Tri-
pie ALBANIA las SotlbleS poesiaS dc
Naxim;liano. iu.amento. etc; po- Pa
no AIA0ACE 1890 ss-s= " N-HSN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
FUE DESPoJADO DE CIENTO
TANTOS DoLAEES

En- las oficiras de la policla priTa,
da de esta poblacion sc tuvo aver CO.
nocimiento del robo de que fue viciima
81 snor Mauro Ramirez, domiciliado
en- las GALES de San Luis, numero al2
Ramirez pascaba aver en- Ia madru-
gada en- compahia de tres amigos. Los
cuatro p~aseaban en- un auto1n6vil de
turismo que guiaba un chauffeur nor
te-americano. Fue de esta manera CO.
mo ell citado Ramirez fue despojado
lie ciento veinticinco d6lares que lie.
vaisl-
Ell quejoso do todos los informes
necesarios a los agentes de Ia prirada
V va los detectives Cardenas Y Nilday
fucron designados para trabajar este
Gelicado asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-19
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

PRONOSTICO que rinde para hoy
ell O~bservatorio Meteorological de San
Antonio
Temperature agradable cuyo maxi
mun fluctuara entire los 81 Y los %
grados.-Ligeros vientos variables.
La temperature dc aye fluctuo en-
tire los Go y los 80 grades. Esta ulti-
ma dcjose sentir entire 3 y $3.50 P. N.