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Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

as the necessary arrangements can be made.
 Leaving for California
 Mrs. J l. Coffin left last evening for San Bernardino. Cal, where she will pass the summer. Her daughter, Miss Iren Coffin, left for the coast several weeks ago.
 St. Marks Today
 The following program of services will be conducted at St Marks Epis- copal church today: Sunday school 9:30 a. m; no morning service; even ing service at 8 D. m. The public is invited. Francis Bloy, rector.
 Attend Flag Normal
 A large delegation of Mesa teachers and students are leaving the valley this week end for Flagstaff, where they will attend school this summer at the Northern Arizona normal school. some taking the teachers course and others the advanced university work. Prof Otto of Mesa high and Prof. Iselin of planning to reach Flagstaff in time for the opening of school. Mrs. MaybeIe s. Peterson and Miss Alice Skogmo both of the Alma school faculty, will take their departure this afternoon. Miss Barrows of the high school fac ulty and Miss Virginia Ellis, Miss Olive Drew and Miss Maude Macdonald are also leaving Mesa this week to sum mer in Flagstaff and attend the normal summer school.
 Organize Band
 The Mesa Commercial band is to
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

hold it's initial practice on Tuesday evening of this week. Pounded at meeting of the Commercial club some weeks ago, when a fund for the band s maintenance was started, the organl- zation is now well under way. Dyke Walton. an experienced band master, is to head the organization and dozen or more experienced musicians have already been secured. More material is needed, however. and the leader is anxious that all who are interested in the work attend the Tuesday night meeting to be held in the Commercial club rooms
 Tn Filmdor Today
 Clara Kimban Young will appear at the Majestic today in "The Savage Woman A comedy. Speed to Spare, " is also on the program.
 Winery Burns
 Ancient, out-of- date and no longer of use since years ago when Arizona joined the prohibition forces. the old Cuber winery on South Crismon street was Friday night destroyed by fire. The old building housed in one end the local agency for the Velvet Ice Cream company and in the other stacks of baled hay, the assumption being that the flames were caused from combustion in the hay. One hun dred or more gallons of ice cream and various equipment of the plant was also destroyed by the blaze.
 Ship Fat Cattle Keinman Brothers last week shipped seven carloads of fat beef. just of their range between here and Florence to middle western cities Five ecars went to Salt Lake City and the other two to Kansas City. The stock was said to be in exceptionally good con- dition, equaling the usual weight oi valley fattened stock.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
NEW CITY OFFICIALS
 AT MESA NAMED BY
 COMMON COUNCIL

MESA, June 12.-Appointments to Ill the positions of city clerk and su perintendent of public utilities were made by the Mesa common council at a special called meeting held Friday night. C. M. Gerard. now with the Land Sales corporation in Mesa. was selected for the clerkship. while J. R. Williams will assume the duties of the latter position.
 The two positions, formerly filled by B. F'. Carter as one job, have been more or less segregated since his resig- nation last April, and a definite divi- son or them was made when the coun- ell made it's selections to the vacancy
 The appointment of the two new city officials was made by the council after a committee had carefully investigated the qualifications of a half dozen or more applicants Both men have been located here for some time and will take up their new duties as quickly
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

the roth birthday of the father. George W. c. Woolery.
 BaptsmaI Service Baptfsmal services will be held at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
 Likes the Auburn R. L. Fuller was one of the first pur- chasers of an Auburn Beauty Six from the Glendale garage agency. Mir. Fuller has had a long experience with motor cars, having for good many years operated the Phoenix Glendale stage line.
 New Tables at Pool Hall Glendale pool sharks are enjoying some fast play now as Morrell and McFadden have just installed two fine new tables.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
GLENDALE PEOPLE
 LEAVE FOR SUMMER

GLENDALE, June 12.-T. l. Paul and wife are to leave next week for a sum mer's vacation in California. Many others are planning to leave soon
 Leave for East
 Mrs. F. R. F'oate left this morning for Menominee, Wise. to spend the sum mer. Mrs. L. E. Kingman left on the same train and will accompany her as far as Kansas City, going on to Chicago and then to her old home m Indiana.
 To Tucson
 L. F. Woolery and family accom- panied by his father and mother, are attending family reunion at Tucson, where the family is uniting to celebrate
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
25-PASSENCER STAGE
 STARTS WORK TODAY

One of the largest passenger carry ing motor cars ever operated in Ari- zona will be placed in the service of the Union Auto Transportation com pany today This big stage will carry 25 passengers in addition to the driver. Much of the work on it was done in Phoenix. The great metal body was built in the shops os the Allison com pany. on West Adams street. and
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
GIRL POPULAR IN
 TEMPE IS MARRIED

TEMPE. June 13-A legion of Tempe friends will be pleased to learn of the marriage of Miss Rose Mary Farley of
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13
WILLIS PROOF OF
 HOLY CROSS RELIC

IIVFRPOOI@The will of Hon. Mary St Clair says: Having already given Canon Heating the relic Of q portion of the most holy cross given me by his holiness, the late Pope Plus x. now give him the certificate authenticating the relic"
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

NO HOME, BABY IS BORN IN BARN
 TOLEDO ~ Because his parents couldn't find house, baby here was Born in barn.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

Only eight per cent of the American soldiers in the World War were over 30 years of age.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-13

l as the necessary arrangements can be
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
REACTION AGAINST ANTI
SEMITISM.

Bayreuth, Bavaria: (By I. J. P. b.
The anti-Semititic movement very
vigorous not so long ago is already
under way. In the city council Mayor
Prue declared that the Jewish citizens
have shown their loyalty to the faith
erland by fully performing their du-
ties on every occasion. Incitement
against Jews, he declared to be
menace to the public peace and no
longer to be tolerated. He warned
against excesses Of any kind, and
promised to direct the police to sup
press by force all agitation against
the Jews. The representatives Of all
factions gave unanimous consent to
the Mayors proposals.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
JEW CHIEF OF DANISH STATE
DEPARTMENT.

Copenhagen: (By I. J. p. b. The
King Of Denmark has recently ap-
pointed George Cohen as the Head Of
the State Department, a very high
distinction to be attained by Jew.
Mr.. Cohen is a well-known Jew,
and very orthdox Jew at that. He Is
a strict observer Of the traditions Of
his faith and doe not work on Satur-
days. This fact, although well known,
did not stand in the way Of his ap-
pointment. His brother, DR.. Napthali
Cohen, also an orthodox Jew, for some
time has held the position Of Attorney
General Of the chief court Of Dem
mark.
Meanwhile It might be mentioned
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26

called the police to stop these out
RACES but before the latter could in
terfere he himself was attacked by
the men in French uniform and so
severely wounded that he had to be
taken to a hospital.
The head Of the French Military
Mission at once replied TO this charge
and expressed his deep regret for the
occurrence. He asked for more details
in order that the guilty may be
found. The French General expressed
doubts whether the offenders were
really French officers, and believed
that they might have been hoodlums
disguised in French Uniform. Never.
theless, the General promised to do
his utmost that such excesses may
not occur in the future. The guilty, IL
discovered will be severely punished.
But who are the culprits in these
barbarious attacks upon Jews? We,
in America may possibly be able to
help the French General in finding
them. They are the editors Of tho
journal de Pologne," a daily news
paper appearing in Warsaw in the
French language, which holds its
ground with the most filthy and most
yellow the Polish anti-Semitic pub
lications.
This paper is said to be published
with the financial aid Of the Polish
government.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
STATISTICS OF JEWS IN ITALY.

Turin, Italy: (By I. J. P. b. In the
Lunario Calendar DR.. Servi publishes
some interesting statistical informa-
ton about Jews in the now-enlarged
Italy. There are altogether about ST.
800 Jews in Greater Italy, distributed
as follows: Tripoli, 10000; Ben Gasi,
1000; Derna, 1000; Tryst, 1000;
Fiume, 1000. The largest Jewish pop
ulation is in Rome. The following ci-
ties have over 1000 Jews each: An
coma, Belona, Perrara, Florence
(2S00); Genoa, Liveno 10000; Milan
(4,600); Naples, uTrin (5lO0) Venice
(2500). The balance Of the Jewish
population is to be found in cities and
towns, ranging between 1000 and H.
900 each. In all Italy there are 81
synagogues and 90 rabbis. Although
such a minute part Of Italy's popula-
tion, the Jews have fourteen men,
bers in the senate and twelve mem.
bers Of the House Of Deputies.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
COST OF LIVING AND OF
CLOTHES IN UKRAINIA

Odessa: (By I. ]. P. b. In letter
fiom a respectable Jewish citizen Of
Odessa TO n friend in New York are
described the living conditions in Uk-
rainia. Here are a few items:
A glass of milk costs l5 roubles, an
egg 25 roubles, a small herring 35
roubles, pound Of apples 70 roubles,
a pound Of stale bread 10 roubles, a
raddish 25 roubles, a box Of matches
roubles, pound Of sugar 65 roubles,
a handkerchief roubles, a plain suit
$4,000 roubles, an overcoat 10000 to
$4,000 roubles, a pair Of trousers 5000
roubles, hat 1900 roubles, a pair Of
shoes 1000 roubles.
The writer Of the letter remarks
thst the people Of his region are for.
tunate in being able to procure these
things for money. In other regions
the situation Is much worse since
these necessary articles are not TO be
had at any price.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
FRENCH OFFICERS ATTEMPT
POGROM IN WARSAW.

Warsaw: (By I. J. p. b. The Pol
ish Parliament made the following
serious charge to the Head Of the
French Military Mission against out.
RACES by French officers: On Leszna
street, Mr.. Aaron Shapiro observed
French officers beating Jews. A
Jewish woman reproached the officers
In French for their ungentlemanly be-
havior. For this one Of the officers
brutally attacked her. Mr.. Shapiro
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
ANTI-SEMITES MAKE SCANDAL
IN R0UMANIAN PARLIA.
MENT.

Bucharest: (By /. ]. p. b. In the
first speech In the Roumanian Par
lament which the Deputy from Box
owina, Moroiu, held, he made very
scurrilous and libelious attack upon
the Jews Of Bukowina. The Jews Of
his province, he stated, were still pa
triots of Austria. After him the floor
was taken by the infamous anti-Sem.
ite, Prof. Kuza. Not content with or
dinary speech this Jew-baiter used
such expressions about the Jews and
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26

that there are other Jews holding
high positions in the State. Edward
Brandeis, the brother Of the famous
-'tic Is the Minister Of Finance of
~: Marcus Rubin serves as
80 Danish State Bank;
Eta. Co., On ~ is the director
Of the ss. "f s,tiso "snk. Many
less important p''"'s.o' = also held
by Jews.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-26
REIGN and OMESTIC NEWS
FROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS

the Roumanian government, which he
called a Jewish kitchen, that the Par
lament by vote decided not to allow
him to speak any further.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
CONTINUANCE IS GRANTED
N CASE Of J. c. GILBERT

Tn. cJsc d the State oi'rcNls W.
J. g.. Gilbert. who WIS charged with
incest. was continued In district cuur;
today. Changes Il vcnu" hay" been
granted On two other charges against
Gilbert. lie win fncc trial iu DDul"y
County On charge of murder. aud in
Armstrong county en- % cr4uiral uw
Eault charge.
Attorneys have filed q motion fur O.
new trial u! y. T. Martin. who WA
convicted II theft IN district court
Tuesday. and given uoniicutinry
sentence II two years judge HENRY
=. bishop will grant hearing en-
IN" motion S'iUilty
4 new trial was granted Wiley
Wharton yesterday ~ HtnoHu hy Judge
ltcssr Tatum of palhntt. who Waa ON
itha bench IN Judge Tish'p's nh",urr.
Judga Bishop WAS IN Dglhnrtt ~ q
gp'"'al Judge In that city. \ fine ct
$1,000 and jail son,cuc" ol uiu,
months Wcf" assessed again 2 WhI,-
ton by the jury
The jury in the ease uf clyde Kidd.
charged with theft ~ property. value
exceeding $40 failed to return vera.
dict. and WAS discharged 20 noon yes.
tcrday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
RAINS PROVE GENERAL
OVER MUCH Of PLAINS

\ sr,orr electrical Storm the equal
uf which has NOT hNcn s",u here fur
'uW- time blew uI over tins ciN
Thursday morning. Nu dIm.g, va
''u. o. Ear ns han been learned. but
the fire department wa called out an
q report that e house had rrrn strurr
hN lightning.
TIE rains were general over 3D.
plateau Territory aud 'b. pluius states.
according o. reports ~ Oh, govern.
i"rat weather bureau. The iun iu
A-rrillu amounted 90 ~ mrh
Reports from other rDiui ga tN,
rfU wee. ~ follows Higgins. -
inch Frazier . g. 3 iuchcs. Canadian
&" Mendoza tu . Inches Parma. Z
mon. Hoover. i'rl. NIt.l. = m.n
'H0N,n in Bovine. 50 inch. Happy 81
inch. kross 81 Inch. Lulboct aud
li,'d1dH, o.. On - inch. Iiit,I.id
T'Nirn Clovis and Mouu,liuur. o..
Inch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
NUMBER Of CASES
ARE DISPOSED Of
IN DISTRICT COURT

The taxing IT testimony In The cnsc
oi the Rock Island Implement 60. ts.
lIeltun and Brown. which b. % suit uu
notes given lV liollou aud Brown fu'
FOmo machinery. wna begun YESTERDAY
Afternoon. but was not finished. Il is
thought that nll ul thu dag t'diy VIII
De- cungumcd Us the federal court with
the reminder uf the Testimony.
The jury IN tho rusc If the govern.
mcnt versus y. q plarcy lid not rrit' y
q verdict. and wnr lii hnrl;cd 20 moan
yesterday The ease viii be- taken ur
again at the next term 81 court.
". e. Garter was given q sout'nc" u'
two years Ia The federal ponitentiai s.
NJ Lcnvenworth. ON q charge IT ouuH.
tcrfcitiug. carter raised % 50 lili O.
$40. according a. the evidence
Mrs Jessie Rogers was sentenced q"
20 diyE in the l'uttcr county iIl rH
Violating the a't.pnss las. e r. Known
who pleaded guilty 81 violation ul th"
Mann Act. was given q sentence 81
fifteen months in the federal p'r!.
t,ntiarv AZ Lcaycuworth. VI" vas nl~p
convicted un the ,h1rr" ul yiulntug
the nnti.pass law, together with Nlrs.
Hugcfs. but IN" sentence is concurrent
with the enc IN thu fcdrirl prison.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
MCLAUGHLIN DECLARES
He IS IN SHRINE RING
CONTEST TO WIN PRIZE

j Edd Mclaughlin who /, tho vice.
president ~ The Guaranty Stat, ilts
ana Trust Co.,. Of Rails declares that
be- b. in the race with the d,i,rimua
tiun tn win the diamond ring Vnul b.
being offered hy the hhiya shrine for
a.. most popular uuyiD, ut tho c.I,.
U,n.1l g. De- h'id m AwmiIlu. SEQ, ~
h,r -. In q letter received from him
w.. stated That D., Viii send ,.lf.- 90
his platform ana other Literature
'"it hts candidacy within shDt
tim1
arrangements nr, h,Inr mud. nr 90
suopli train from Siaiun 60 this cit,
fr the c.rymoni1l 30 b. iui,d Do, br
G. : smith of Slnton in q letter 90
Recorder H. q; swift Euough uull. re-
and their families viii ATTEND Oh, orr.
cu,uiu. % b. thought from SlptuH
and other points IN thai direction thft
tl.s action viii Dee Justified.
-Four duzcn white f,z,s for women
win be- sent here within a.. next two
weeks according e. "a communication
received les Recorder swift
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
Panhandle Prosperous,
Declares Gallagher to
Galveston News Man

Nh. Galveston Scvs rec nlly carried
the following item
7. y G1llIhcr. rcnclu freight nul
passenger agent nf the Santa ~ lines
30 The Texas Panhandle. likes tu come
% Galveston uF the products u ui-
territory are largely marketed here.
"Our section iH making very sitist1r.
tory PROGRESS and ~ Increasing its pro.
auction 90 marked degree" said Mr.
Cllllhrr Amarillo. the iHti."pols 81
the plains district 81 northwest TcX1s
b. heated near % new big g'H fi'ld and
is grt''n. ready fur industrial develop.
Wrut un H large y"alD.
MANY new grain elevators have h"Dn
built This year. along uur liG's #" added
Mr. Gnlllhor. "hcriua' AZ tho iu,IDsIur
production ~ grain \ urW 600 nul
hush'l elevator and ! gun barrel miil
are On operation IN Amarillo. rniuyirN
h's added $50 nnn hueh,l elevator c1p1.
city and planning another his elevator.
Th' Santa y" hns tu 5000 unn who
riup along ~ liu,s trIs N,1r \ CO..
uhn.DIn hushrl crop ~ Indian corn. lI..
o.. Hnd milo b. being harvest a NOS.
A"d Galveston b. our best market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
INTERESTING PROGRAM IS
BEING ARRANGED BY ARMY

The mtut h,s'ncr which WIS recent.
~ awarded IN the Amarillo Salvation
Army Corps VIII De- shown 40 the
Harvest Festival IN m. SIlNai'uu
Amy Hail SATURDAY, night Prepare.
lions are being made fer an intyrc p.
INK program 40 the celebration. autl
si~'ial music and singing t feature
tn" sDrNicr saturday uipht Is Nu
annual one. IN commcmurutiuu uf a..
harv's, season. CAPT. and Mrs lln'
hrcnk viii deliver lectures ,n thcir
WORK with thu ynllirH in Franc.
witch VIII l. ~ great Interest 60 ,v.
cryhtdv. They haS, given thcr, lcr.
lures IN different plriy - Mo vuuu
try b~fIru coming 30 Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
\ Healthy. Happy Wife

X th" greatest inspiration t mtr c.u
have ana ia" lie "i the family vet
how many homes DO 'lu miJ land .rr
hligh'cd by Oh" 10 hril.h ~ VT, and
another.
o m.v Boz hacEa,hrs h.ulich,s. ,h,
'uIur,, ~ displacement 60 som, ai'.
mcut peculiar o. h,' s,, which mal,.
lilo burden EN,, woman Joe this
condition should rclv uuur Ly,i, r..
imkham's Vegetable Compound. mad.
from roots and herbs. tn restore hcr
tu health amt happiness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
ANOTHER LYCEuN NUMBER
WILL Be GIVEN TONIGHT

Miss ClarriSsn Harold , dramatic
reader 1ud Interpreter 81 PLAYS. Is thu
attraction 10 lc presented ~ a..
ttrg Christian Church his evening al
go o'clock as q number ,n ih, l;,d
path Lycrum. The ly,rum course -
hs1ng given under the auspices uf thu
Christian EndCayor Sur,ti1 ct thatt
church
Miss ilirruld h an artist 81 r,mui.
ahl" ability II Is said. and wal rcul.
~ q program Of unusual Interest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
GOVERNMENT TRICKS
NOT TO III SEtI RED

The government trucks which CITY
Manager j. O.. colby went t. Austin
ip inspect with view of buSnp Ter
Nurl, an tho streets II Amarillo wprr
900 such hnd coalition that The ,S.
1ruso ~ repairing them was not iI.ti.
fable, according to Mr. Culi,. and uI
pui, hifHF W,il hndr. he will loHt
"ls Nhvrr Tor trucks frr uFr here. o..
stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
Classification Talks
Made by Members at
Rotary Club Luncheon

Classification talks wor.. mad, o., De-
number uf members uf the Rotary
'iuh M the weekly luncheon Thuralng
noon az the Amarillo Hotel President
". &. liphin ANA houry : Go.ch ot
vac hnltd ot direcurs were absent uu
account 81 attending q meeting If dis
tiri gotpnors 90 Dallas. u. II. Ni,h.
uls presided
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
tIIl
Clnn.ir nrnii.i Mn,inr II,rc.

Dr " VI curl. formerly IT CLAUDE
ToNus b. moving hie dental nytwr.
CO. Amarillo. ana viii orDupv rooms
2lU2ll of the l;ayluhnsun building
lic viii open his office uetulsrr - nui
hls office viii ho equipped with the
u,Wc.1 and most modem f.slurrF
available
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
WANTS IInInr fnr I.ahN

months Old. ~ wanted according iu
Capt Lynn who h., Nh, hllv iu
ch,rgr ~ tha Amarillo Hotel Tho l,.
hv is 1t gond p1rcniagc and h''lth
h" says and h. wishes To- pl1ro II In o
Eopl Christian horn"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22

TiIE AMARILLO LODGE NJ. s?1
IOiiI. ORDER ~ MOISL il,N
Oit> CHATTER SpECIN MI.
iATiON FEE az SLAM UNTIL Nn'
1T. CALI vt MOOSE IIElDOt w.
IERS, as POLK. 0Is my liEMBLlt
FOR .iPpLIC ATiON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
liz. In.nr.m,r Ollicr Mr,rh

Ihr Ml"uur stat. Lilo Insurance
90 lnnvun'"s their ness l,Hgtiuu in
ne l'dl Johnson building On ruums
'ul i"-. Milton E0,ro j. o., E.u'u
'r 90 iUr this company here,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
Gulf No. . Ris Going Tn

\ drilling ug is being erected u
Gull Ne @. located boz the crnirr .i
Section 100 iurh burnett Ranch.
l'iNiuE No is undmr,nmiur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22

Angel Guymts aud Elua Cutu,Ir,a
w'i" married hy Justice of tn. p,a,.
u. T. Airhurt WDdur liy afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
Dr. rarceIls Mn,rs nnirn

DE- u T. PARCELS has moved his II.
~" from tho Smith building 90 90.
i.nN johnson huiidlng.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22

Tho south SCI lshudars hav, =
enrlnua nc'hrd g. slluliinn vh.rh Is
ia ding y lr rf vat.g over 10. had
~ irlcud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-22
Hour Iinrd In On, Cnnrt

Two Sprcdars and two v'E.1r'. vrr.
rr"l in cooperation court ThW-lr,
morning.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-09
UN MILAGRo EN- MEJIco

CIUDAD DE MEJICo, setiembre
27.-Ayer circul6 en- esta capital la no
ticia de que Sc habia aparecido Ell sa
grado coraz6n en- la hostis que Sc en-
contraba encerradas dentro de la custo
dia del pequeno temple del colegio de
nifas establecido en- la calzada de Cha
puletepec
La noticia Sc propal6 con extraordi
maria rapidez por todas parties, Y Ell
enofmes peregrinaciones, produciendose
publico acudi6 al lugar del suceso en-
gran sensation entire el elemento cato
lico.
Hoy fu6 Nevada la custodia al ar
zobispo, en- donde Sc la sometera un
minucioso examen. La descubri6 ell Gu
ra Federico Escobedo y ell parroco Pc
dro Bemavides MEGA ell milagro. La
opinion esta muy dividida entire los fie
les Y algunos Green que es una burda
invenci6n. i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-09

Los partidos republicanos unionis
tas estan activamente hacienda sus pro
pagandas, pero Sc We que hay mayor en-
tusiasmo por parte del partido unionis
ia, 10 que Sc ha podido ..comprobar por
los mitines que Sc han nevado cabo
EN- esta poblacion y sus barrios,
Hoy Sc celebr6 un mitin unionista
que result6 el mas esplendido de los
celebrados hasta ahora Hicieron uso de
la palabra ,prominentes lideres, los que
expusieron ante la enorme concurrencia
la mala administration de los repubi
canos.
FERNANDO GOWN
de octubre de 1920.