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Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
LAY-0FF WILL
 NOT EXCEED OVER 5000

It was said by competent au- thority, this morning, that the tatal number of layoffs in Bridge port, since the Graphophone Go. reduced it's force, and including the Graphophone workers. will not exceed 5000. The Locomo- bile Co.,, which recently has changed hands, is shut down for two weeks for inventory. This concern will be buster than ever when it reopens after taking stock.
 The manufacturers can't ship out their fn;shed goods, and have difficulty in getting raw material, because of the labor d sturbance in railroads and oth- CT branches of transportation.
 The decline in the wool and clothing industry has affected markets somewhat and has pro- duced some cancellation of or ders, but the disturbance from this cause is not very great, measured against the whole coun- try, and is small in Bridgeport.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
DEMOCRATS GATHER
 FOR FIRST SESSION
Text Of Kremer,s Address

the cause of freedom, but, dwarfed by loss of principle, it has developed into a vicious, grabbed old scold.
 America will not look for leadership in that party; America will not toler- ate the leadership of that party. Never, more than now, does our coun- try look to Democracy to save it from prescribed by Republicaniam, or to save it from abject humiliation before the nations of the earth.
 Our party is almost as old as the nation itself It was created when the forces of popular government as- sumed for the first time in the world' s history the direct conduct of a nation It has progressed in thought as our nation progressed in growth and at tainment- It has kept pace woth the time and has measured the tread of the advancing host of liberal govern ment-
 Our party has enever been an evasive party. It was not evasion that made Thomas Jefferson the patron saint of democratic government; it was not evasion that made Andrew Jackson the personification of hon esty and fearlessness; it was not eva sion that made the Democratic& party of today the champion of the world s
 
 that will make the nominee of this convention the President of the Unit ed States.
 Our party will present policies in a direct and constructive way; the Re publican platform is but an ingenious device meant to conceal irreconcilaJble differences.
 l In delivering our me message to the American people our party will raise , it's anchor upon the shores of honesty md steer unfalteringly through the straits of courage.
 With civilizations existence jeop- ardized in the recent inferno of world chaos, America reached out it's hand to stay destructive forces. We placed 1 her once more in her exalted position and raised again the fallen torch from
 whence radiates the light that tempers brutish hearts and softens human souls The world is waiting to heal 1 the decision of the American cleo torate upon the covenant of the League of Nations; a war-worn world
 inplores America to take the lead ir this great movement, and humanity
 voice cries out inploringly to oul great nation.
 l Our country did not falter in its
 duty to silence the guns of war; ou! party will not falter in its duty te perpetuate peace.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
HAVANA SHAKEN
 BY TWO B0MBS

Havana, June 2S Downtown Havana was shaken at midnight by the explosion of two bombs which had been placed in apertures in the walls of the second precinct police station. The building was not seri- ously damaged. One man was in- jured by flying debris
 A few minutes later another and heavier bomb exploded in front of a pawn shop, smashing in the window and throwing articles on display in all directions.
 In the wall of the police station was found another bomb which failed to explode.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
LOOKING FOR WAR
 ON .JITNEY SERVICE

in Bridgeport" was the way one citi- zen expressed himself this morning.
 Jieney busses on all lines yesterday carried placards with a comparative list of jitney and trolley fares be- tween different points and an appeal to the taxpayers of the city to pat ron!ze them. It is more than likely that the association of jitney owners have had advanced information of the war that is to be waged on them by the Connecticut Company and are al- reody sending out appeals for the public to stand behind them.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
2.OO0 PRISONERS
 OF WAR DROWN

London, June 2s-Two thousand British, Austrian, German and Fin nish prisoners of war were drowned when Bo1sheviki steamer was sunk recently in the Neva river, according to Helsingsfors despatch to the Central News. A Reuters report from Stockholm would seem to con- firm this despatch, saying that a ship was sunk on the 9th of Juae with B. 900 repatriated prisoners on board. It however, does not mention any loss of life.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
CUMMINGS DELIVERS KEYNOTE SPEECH AND OUTLINES ACHIEVEMENTS OF PARTY-PERFECT PREL1MINARIES
 FOR SELECTING CANDIDATE

San Francisco June 2SAssembng at for their first delegates to the Democratic National Convention heard keynote speech by National Chairman Cummings and per feced preminaries clearing for the work finding presidential candidate.
 Noon fixed the opening but before that tic ke holders gathered the building which for the occasion seats than 12OO persons Those who did hold tickets barred from approaching the main fences hidden by California evergreens.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
80 WOUNDED
 iN FOOD RIOTS

London, June 2s.---Two persons are dead and 80 wounded as a result of food riots in Hamburg, according to Central News despatch from Berlin. Many shops were plundered and state of siege was declared last night. The despatch states that four persons have been arrested and that order has been restored.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
SAYS BRYAN NOT
 TRUE DEMOCRAT

San Francisco, June 2S-A vigorous attack on w. J. Bryan has been is sued by James R. Nugent, New Jer- sey wet leader, who is the states rep resentative on the resolutions com mittee. Bryan was characterized by Nugent as a paid agent of the anti saloon 1eague.''
 This Nebraskan, Nugent declared was not a true Democrat but should head the prohibition party.'
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02

In current politics a familiar situa- ton has arisen which makes it inn possible to please one set of voters without mortally offending another set. There never was a time when 'conciliatiors were more needed Washington Star.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
HIT BY JITNEY.

Crossing Main street at the corner of Frank street aboutlS o'clock last evening, Vito Creddo, 40 years old, of p Lexington avenue, was struck by a jitney bus driven by William Ie- Geneva of 245 Grand street, and suf fered a laeeration over the right eye and confusion of the scalp.
 He was taken home in the Elmer gency hospital ambulance after he had been given first aid treatment by Dr. J. A Maxwell.
Republican farmer., 1920-07-02
308 WOMEN
 ARE ELIGIBLE

San Francisco, June 2S-A total of sos women are eligible to sit in the Democratic convention but it is doubt ful if more than a hundred ever will be seated at one time.
 There are a few cases of husband and wife attending as delegates Eff teen women are members of the executive committee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

..ea RYAN. DWftchmAn, living
~ venty-sighth street. Was
- md costs, totaling $7z.4o,
ID. t.res Cauneld. car inspector.
49, n Sol Seventh avenue. WAS
a : years probation on
sss1 Of larceny, by County
NO Nsls 4. Larson this morn
= -, men work for the c.. R. /.
4 Rock Island and were ar
\ an early hour this morn
4, a. n. Bryan, head OF the
-, ssryice for the American Ex-
~. company. and Fred sporrey:
sseial agent for the Rock Island
~ specific charge against the
q entering express cars and
sssi,nr articles OF clothing. The
.sss.s ara said to have covered q
1871 81 about sixty days. The
~ taken was not shipped from
,essi ofices. and on this account 1t
~ diiicult to ferret out the cause
iosses checked up at destina-
sions Of shipments.
Social agents were working a.
..,srsI points along the line, but
vas 1t last found that the snip
-ents we're being tempered with in
wears Stolen Clothing.
when arrested, Ryan was wear
,ns . pair Of trousers that were
claimed II. to have been stolen. Both
H. and Caufield are said to have
confessed thefts covering a period
ii several weeks.
RYAN was held to be the ring
,.sder in the scheme to rife the
sYpress cars. Cautield has a wife
nd five children, and it was claim
a that leniency was shown him
On this account, being a release on
one years probation. Ryan was
unable to pay his fine this morn
ius and was committed to Jail pend
ipS the payment Of the fine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
On County Records
Warranty Deeds.

Cora N. STARK and husband to
Arthur Bishop, lot IA, block l, H.
R. Edwards first addition, Moline,
1850.
Samuel Slovdusky, ct al, to Mary
Snyder and husband, part outlot
81, in east half of southwest quar-
ter section IS, IS. 2w, 81.
!, Edward H. Guyer, ct al, to Jens
Peter Petersen and Marie Petersen,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

NJ ~ block IN: Eaol Hollns. m.
A1ei J. CaSl1on q HoDe W. ~
CAAijey and wife, lot Z, 4. Mosen-
folders scre addition, Rock Island,
81.
Emil n. 0cA0tt to Lima Pantel.
lot s. block l. second addition.
Edgewood Park. Rock Island, 81.
Tress lone Stein and husband Ia
Grace 3. Reimsrs. lot 10, block :,
Ryder Z Reads addition. Moline.
n, 800.
William p. KoR and wife to Cur
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
NotjciQs de Id Ciuddd.
los vEHIcuIos coNFiScADDS
PoR SU EMPlEo EN- FL
CONTRABANDO

Los agentes !aduanales 81 mismo
tempo Que han logrado confiscar gran
cantidad de contrabandos va sea en-
licores, tabaco u otras muchas cosas'
han retenido en- su poder los vehlcu-
los de los cuales Sc sirvieron los con-
trabandistas para ,cometer la infrac-
cion.
De esta suerte hase visto como
muchas personals han ~pretendido re-
cuperar sus automobiles confiscados
FOR las autoridades aduanales. pero
estos Sc har negado commandments
4 entregarlos, declarando que no los
devolyeran mientars los propietarios
no comprueben ed I'm modo toalmen
te sa~tisf&ctorio haber facilitado su
coche ignorando ell fin para ell cual les
eran soliciiaGos.
En- una lie nUestras ediciones pasa-
das informamos a nuestros %lectores
respecto a Ia gran cantidad de bote-
las de tequila (ascienden a mas de un
nillar, que obraban Ell poder de los
aCentcs aGuanales, Quienes habian To-
Crado conf.scarlas en- menos de una
semana Pues. asf mismo pudieron
corfiscar no pocos automobiles que
eran empleados en- ell t~ransporte del
contrabandC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
causA DE TOM GROW ANTE
LA CORTE DE APElAClONsS
, CRlMlNALES
Il proceso mas voluminoso que Sc
haya jamas visto en- ell
Condado de 6exar

FL samoso proceso de Tom Grow
y7ielve 4 ocurar Ia atencion de 0
c.dos V Jueces. FL ~eNpediente del
;.roceso ins,ruf6o en- contra de rom
Crow. a ouicn conden6 a muerte ell
tribunal del pueblo por consideTarle
culDable del misterioso asesinato per
netrado On Il. persona de Mrs. ora
Parker. cs sin duda aSuna el mas
volumionso &c Que haESn tamas abb
las corres crim!nales NJ va de! on
dado de Bexar. sino Quiza las de odo
Il EStado dc Texas.
FL famoso expediente fue yer en-
Waldo q ia Corte de Apelaciones GIL
mipales en- austin. Contiene un YER
.EaGero c1mulc de objeciores que los
eofenso-cs dc. Crow haccn a las dis
: ostciones de Ia Cortc ga. de Distri-
70 y muy esnecialnlcnte on aQueIlas
cue Sc ref!ercn ala exclusion de sierto
res,imonio oue hahrta aportado imnor-
tao,fsimos dutos sohre Ia reputation
dc Ia occiSn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
EN- vlAJE AEREO PARA ASlSIlR
A LA OPERATION DE Su
ESPOSA

El cabo del s~ervicio aereo waiter
L. Whitmarch, supo que su
esposa acabaha de ser vfctima de un
tremendo ~accidente automovillstice
cuando va estaba para liegar a la
roblacion de Waco a donde luego Sc
lie habfa covducido para que sc lie
practicara una delicadisima operacion
dc la cual Gependera su al!vlo. FL case
era de urgsncia y el caho Whitmarsh
20 perdI6 tempo Y Sc dirigio a sus
superioreS sClicitando Sc lie permitle-
"a salir de San Antonio a bordo &c un
aeroplano par poder ~encontrase al Ia
90 de SUI esposa en- el momento que Sc
le practicara la o~peracion quirnrgica.
Ia Superior idad Sc 10 conceoio ' &
rencl6n seguido die instrucciones a
I'm photo aviador para ~ fuera este
ouien Sc encargara de pilotear el avion
n que harfa la travesfa el cabo Whit
marsh.
FL aviador Y el cabo salieron aye
rumbo a la ]poblaci0n de Waco Ie-
Xas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
TRES ASoS DE PRESIDE POR
Ell DElITO De DESERClON

Ell soldado Michael Olivette fue lie
vadc ante TN c~onsejo militar del De-
rartamento del Sur Tue habria de
juzgarle poi ell delito de discretion.
Oiivette fut Geclarado culpable por Ell
sdsodicho jurado u lie fijo Ia pena
de cinco amos dc prision, pero esta pc
ma le fuePccnmutada por Ell general
Joseph T. Dickman. Comandante del
Departamento del Sur. quien Sc Ia re-
duio a tres Ghos.
Olivette sera enviado proximamen-
te a Ia penitenciarfa de Leavenworth,
Kansas, en- compahfa del soldado Free
man Adkins, quien tambien hubo de
comparecer ante IN consejo militar
aus le ]encontrG cu!pable del delito dc
robe V ventc de propiedad del Go
Gobierno. coEdenandole 4 dos amos
de preside
Los dos reos militares Sc ncuen
iran actualmente en- Ell fuerte Sam
Houston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
FALLECIC e. SR. JUAN B.
ELIZONDO

El senior ~licenciado Nemesio Garcia
Naranjo recibio ayer noticias de IL
muerte del senior don Juan B. Elizon-
do. su padre polftico. Ell senior Ell
condo, que fue un hombre dernego-
clos bien conocido en- ell Estado de
Nuevo Leon. padecio cruel enferme-
dad que no fue possible combatir por-
que habfa h-:ho va terribles progre-
SOS. =
La sonora doha Angelina Elizondc
de Garcia Naranjo, hija del senior FL!
condo, llevo a Monterey a su senior
padre. hace solo tres dfas. La grave
dad del senior Filizondo estaba tar
accntuada, u a'cnas llegado 4 Ia
capital neolonesa, ell pac,ente dejo de
eIistir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
Ell Oral. ReynaZdo CARA no
Sc ha mezclado en-
las juntas

Aver fuimos informados en- CT SEN
tide de que Ell genera. carra7rista Rey
naldo Cara, que Sc e%ncontraba en- es-
Ia ciudad de San ANTONIO despues de
su huida del territor,o patrio. Ia pre-
tendido hacer algunas aclaraciones. pa
"a que no Sc lie haga aparecer en- las
informaciones references q las juntas
que Ell grupo carrancista de ~refugiados
ha estado celebrando en- lbs Estados
Cnidos.
FL general Cara, que sali6 hace III
gunos dfas para Corpus Christi, Texas,
ha dicho que el no tiene ingerencia al
guna en- las actividades que desarro-
ilan aqui los elementos que f!gurnron
en- ell c~arrancismo. Y que sus Wales
a Corpus Christi obedecen a asuntos
completamente %aienos a dichak infor-
maciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
LA AUDiClON DE HOY EN-
81 RRACKENRlDE

= las ..3n p. m, dara principle IL
| audici0n musical que prepare para
| hoy Ell 81 rarque Breckenridge Ia
| Banda Municipal de San Antonio. Sc
c~iecutaran :clecc!onos de los Grandes
r,aestros = eEtre las n~ovedades de
este prog ara figura una plea ohh-
cada a tronlrpta cue ejecutara = IL
larm6nGco Sam Janeck. Ii direction,
como siempre. estara a cargo del macs
;rC W. II. Smith
F.ntrd los rImeros mas sugestivos
del proCra.aa que ~desar-ollara hoy Ia
niercionada acrupaci6n musical figu-
ran una selection de Aida. Verdi; Ia
obcrtura dc Raymond" Thomas; a
: e,icijn lie rIhlico, una selection del
Trovador V otras muchas u segu-
..mertn serAn del agrado de Ia con-
clrrencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
Libros MaraVinosos.

Para les cue sufrea. son victtmsa
de IA d~esgracia. les perslgue la ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunado, CT amores- Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
6aseos, seran afortunados en nego.
clos v empresas, iograran Ell carino
del ser omado, llevaran a feliz terrni-
no sus asuntos Y t~riunfaran en- TODD;
&c verar lihres de malas inf!uen-
ctss. V venceran : sus eaemIgo, Y ma
die podra causarles dano. En"fe 10
ceptavos en- estampillas de correo pu.
"a gastcs y recibira ca.asogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin J Co.
San Rafael STA. Habana- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
PASAPoRTES AhERiCANoS
PARA MEXICO

Trinidad Cara, pare la ciudad de
Monterrey. y. L.
Mrs. KATE LinCnoski. para ell puerH
10 de TampIco. lamps.
Milton J. Vaught, para el puerto de
Tjtmpico
Joseph ?. Philibert, paid Tampico.
Kirk Cornelle, para Ell puerto de
Tampico.
Octavianc Huron. para Ia ciudad de
Mexico.
Charles J. Andrews, para el puerto
&c Tampico.
Veto Granata. para el puerto de
T'ampico.
A. W. Foster, para Ia ciudad de
Monterey, y. L.
Raymond Il. Matew. para el puerto
as Tampico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
RENTAN UN AUTOmoWl NO
10 DEVUElVEN

La "Kelso Auto Company casa q"
de sitio. de esta ciudac.
fr.orn6 aver en- IA madrugada a ID
Inlicfa que IN indivituo que d!io Ia
uarsc Bob Flake ' hahitar la casa
c@mero 1919 6e las GALES de SO. Pre-
-. Sc p~ressnto antier por Ia tarde 4
sclicitar UT caro- de alQuiler Y gu"
tabierdoselc TropSrcionado IN Nash"
nuevecito. a. registrado con el n0mero
o1o59. no Malta ~regresado n devolver-
L..
En- las o:icinas de policia Sc di" or
Cen 4 todos los agentes para que g
encarguen De localizar al tai Bon
Flake de Guien Sc supone haya sal!do
de San Antonio con rumbo a algun
lugar de Ia frontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
PARA lOCALlZAR A UNA
SENORlTA

De IA casa nnmero 2I1 en- Ell calle-
i6n de Moctezuma Sc di6 parte aver
a las oficinas de policfa. que lie Sc
Norita Leonor Ortega. de II afos de
edad. habia abandonado aq"el domi-
clio. que es eli suyo V el &c sus padres
sin saber . dtnde Sc dirigirfa. Sus
familiares pretenden que Ia policia
I.~anantoniama sc coupe de locaiizarla
para 10 cua dicron las sehas mas pre-
cisas de Ia ~sehorita Ortega. rs more
ia Y de una cstatura de cinco pies.
aproximadamonte: ~iSte de negro Y va
tncado con Ut sombrero blanco de
adornos colo. de rosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
81 listed Sc CANSA FACILMENTE
NECESITA PURIFICAR SU SANGRE

a las impurezas de Ia sangre, 10 que
significa que el ~organ!smo neceslta
de una limpieza general. En- Ia &C
tualidad. cast TODD el mundo usa ;.
S. S. para limpiar 81 ORGANISING &c
toda clase de impurezas-
S. S. S. no tiene igual como un
t6nico general y Reconstruction. Au-
ment ell apetito Y ia nuevo vlgor
energia a jovenes y ancianos-
Recibira informeS completes y va
liosos. 81 Sc dirige a Swift Specific
co Atlanta. Ga. (Adv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
REC|STRO Civil
MATRiMONIOS.
J.. Morales Y Alice Scott.
Ricardo Gonzalez Jr., y Dolores
lrrue.
MATRMONIOS.
NACIMIENTOS

Tn nino de Emiliano Quinones = Ju-
lie Palacios de Q~uihones.
In nino de j. c. Rodriguez Y Thel-
Moreno de Reyna.
In niho Dc Rafael de Ia Pena Y
Angela VEGA de de Ia Peha.
Una nina &c Miguel de Cruz y Do
minga Flores de Cruz.
Tn iho &c J.. C. Rodriguez y Thei-
ma E. de Rodriguez.
Tn nino de- Jose Ocon Y Paula VI
l~larreal de Oc6n.
Una nina dc Manuel Bazan y Car
men CARA dc BaZan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
POR LOS HOTELES

Sc hospedar en- ell hotel ST. Anthony:
Edmundo A. Lucas. procedcntes de
/, ciudad de Dallas. Texas; Come
Mel. del puerto de Tampico; J. B
Morton V seHora. de Nuevo Laredo.
En- Ell hotel Gunter Sc hospeda S. P,
Iorehy. procedente del puerto dc
TampiCo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Pron6stico que r!nde para hoy el
o~hservatoric Meteorological de San
Antonio:
Ligeros nrhladoS V una temperature
r1hxima cntra los 90 y los sc grades.
I.iscros v:oufoo variables.
Ia temperature de aver fluctuo en-
ire los IS Y los e6 grades. 4 Ia sombra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
LA PAZ DE 0RIENTE NO
PUEDE A~RRECLARSE
SIN ALEMANIA
Jon Simons cree cue Ell 60
bierno teuton debe estar
representado en- la
proxima junta de
Londres

VARSOVIA. Julio 2S.-La retirada
oontinua eI, .toda la extension del
crente de ta,alla. segGH las Glt:mas
roticias re,:l idas aQrf del frente de
!as operaclores-
Las inforr:aciones re fuentes boil
shevikis indican que las fuerzas del
Soviet tienea Ia intencion de ocupar
Suwalki. plaza que Sc e%ncuentra como
a so millas al norte de Grodno Y
Pislystok. al de Ia misma
Plaza fue-te. antes de inc!ar las neEo-
cIaciones del armisticio el pr6ximo
viernes. Los bolshevikis Sc cncuen--
tran ahora a 10 millas de Ia Ultima
&c las plaZas mencionadas--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
FIESTA DE CARLOAD

GUADALAJARA, Julio 23.-Un Sru-
20 de ~distinguidas damas de esta loca-
raci6n de una fiesta teatral cuyos fon-
dos habran de ser destinados a la be-
Gnfica institution dcnominada Eel Ro-
pero de los Pobres'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
DEFUNCiONES

A~polonia Gomez, a Ia edad de 20
sfos.
Nina Maria Esther Rodriguez, a Ia
e6ad de II meses "a dias. hija de D.
Demanding Rodriguez Y de la sonora
Angela Zepcda de Rodriguez.
Mia Murcellna Ortiz. a Ia edad
de . amos / mes. hiia de C~rescencio
Ortiz V dc 10 sehora dona Francisco
Guerra dc Ortiz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
IA AGLOMERACION DE IMPURE
ZAS CONTAMINARAN SU
SALUD

Los primeros sintomas los consti,
tuyen generalmente la perdida del
apetito, seguidos por n perdlda
Gradual de energia, al mismo tempo
cue ell ORGANISING Sc debiita POGO a
poo, hasta que Sc encuentra en- IN
estado terrible de agotamiento.
Pero este estado no es sino deoldo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-29
SANTORAL.

.Tueves 2s.-Santa Marta Flrgen,
Santos Felix II Papa. Simplicio, Faus-
tino. Beatr:x MArtires Y Prosrero
ObiSpo ConCecor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-20

There are some farmers in Iowa that
are, going to have colts to sell within
the next two or three years and we
have no hesitancy in saying that we
believe they will sell these colts for u
good price-a price that will yield a
lprofit. It's a pretty good idea to raise
Il colt or two a year, first because they
will be profitable and second, because
they are mighty nice things to have on
a farm. Not every farmer is adapted
to the use of 4 tractor, aud trucks are
not so very much better for draft pur-
poses than the good old faithful horse.
1t is true that the horse eats whether
bit is working or not. but it is also true
that a number Of things affect Il truck
or a tractor unfavorably that do not
affect the horse. Logan Observer.
I'll
The sale of the boys and girls pig
club. pigs held at Vail on Friday was
not well attended, and few of the pigs
were sold Bad roads are said to have
interfered. A report of the sale will
be found elsewhere in this issue. (
--[Fl--
For every dollar the gamblers make
out of baseball there will be many dol
lars missing from the ticket office re-
ceipts out of which baseball salaries
are paid