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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
LECTURAS POPULARES
~HOSPlTAlES DE NARlCES

en- narfz clas,ca, digna de- Ser osten-
tad Dor l.. Venus de Milo.
Cuando una nariz es demasiado lar
ga. como hay muchos casos. Sc Ia achl
&C removiendC una pieCeslta en- forma
de abanico, que Sc halia Ell Ia parte
media de IL nariZ, conocida con 81
aombre d. "septum." La punta de Ia
nariz larsa Sc empuja entonces hacia
arriba v Sc la pone en- la posici6n de-
bida.
Despu6s &c este Sc limpia Ia poca
S&ngre que La resultado de Ia opera
Ci6n V Sc qu!tan los fragmentos de
hueso. re~llenAn6ose las cavidades nasa
leg con CASA Y IN apostle convenience
de cobre. qIt hay que conservar por
cuatro o ciEcC dias.
ST aigunn ;ienen una nariz aquilina Y
Crea como ;nuchos que indica un ca
cirter esoista, superficial. preocupado,
aStrecho, arnaGgo Y retrechero. Y en-
corvada cor 81 pico de III aguila,
puede tambifr ser cambiada por otra
mas q gusto del ciiente Y puede tomar
ei tipo de II nariz judta, arabe. Sc
m:tica u oriental. Ese pico aqutlino
Tuede f3cilueate ser tratado por medic
d. una simple o~peracion coSmstica V
convertible Y en- nar!z ideal. o por
10 memo a :-fstO del pacientei porque
tambien Sc Jan CaSos de que los ellen
les tengdn maloS guStoS.
AntiGuanente los narlgudos. los cha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
POLI71CA MENUDA
OJIEN T7ENE RAZON9

La disputa Cantu-De Ia Huerta 81
que en- Ell cartel, como esas obras que
;lcanzan al honor de muchas repre-
sentaciones y no aburren al pnbllco
en- el breve espacio de una semana. Q
inejor dichc, Il obra esta en- plena
representation; asistimos apenas al
Er6logo, un pr0lngo de esos de compo-
sitor de maIa muerte a quien STEM
pre- le resulta mayor Ia obertura que
81 resto de IL cbra.
En- eli primer acto TODD Sc les ha lido
4 los p~ersonaies de primera fila-Can-
70. De la Hucrta. Gales etc--en re-
mangarse Ia caniisa, mirarse fec. de-
CirSe cosas Y Yer hacia todos ADDS
| para darse cuanta de la cara que po-
ne el pGblicO. tEn ESQ de decir cosas,
81 General Gales Sc ha llevado la
palma-en honor de Ia verdad sea
dlcho-y 81 CT esta lucha Ia victoria
va a ser canada por el que liable mas,
desde ahora estamos por diScernirle
una corona de laurel-del laurel que
| sc usa parT DAZZLE sabor al mole pc
blano-al general Gales, haroe del
| combate d. ruyas e indirectas mas
LsblSb4t iht iltNhE ~
| plazas de verduleria. donde las m
| dres in!cian las batallas con esta
continuation. ~precursora de todos los
'cGsus BELLS: 81 listed no Sc Gala,
comadre. nos 'oycmos" nuestras bo-
Cas.)
| FL pub!icn Que asiste a Ia tanda de
moda. Y que siemrre quiere estar al
cabo de Ia Gale y penetrarse blen de
los arglimentos de las obras, anda
ihtringadfs!:nO preguntando: iquien
tlene raZ6n en- este case? ;quien es ell
mas tuerte? quen ira Il ganar...? T
las opiniones estan acknowledgements
divididas.
Los partidarios del Coronel Cantd.
perla de Eooernantes Y de administra-
dores que Ia lOgrado ordenar hasta
e! desorden. rues bajo 81 mano Saba
florecen ;ranCuilamente el amor Y 81
juego. dicen que toda la raz6n estA
de parte del Coronel Cant1, ST es que
como razon de peso hay que tomar
en- cuenta Ia opinion de los goherna-
dos. pues Astos claman que de Pericles
:: la fecha no nd nacido qulen IL ponga
Tide a Ia obra monumental del 60
! iCI IIdilI" ioIN'S!Lol 4"!i IOu' '"N'
10 afirman On todos los tonos y Ell
todas las p~osturas 'horizontales,' 'crou
piers" "cha,es.' toda Ia crema social.
- I'm, que ST hi lido adhiriendo al go
iierno del Coroncl Cant1 hasta forInar
| cl bloque macizo cue Sc interpone en-
81 canine facn Y florido del gohierno
ContrinCante. dc Ia Administrative
dCl senor dc Ia Huerta.
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En- los EScados CnidOs hay hOSpitales
de zapatos. de automobiles. de mune-
cas-. por 10 cue no es eXtrano que den
tro DE POGO Sc eStablezcan de narices
deformeS. dc narices POGO favorecidas
por IA naIuraleza.
e. que leGga una rariz de gancho, o
una que rsmute en- una boIa deforme, o
a hueso Ie Ia ternilla muy abultado
Y su vanidad no le permita contem-
r,ar filos6:icamente tai desperfecto en-
su rostro. 2uede ahora por medic de
ligera operact6n. quiza por I'm
cosmsrlco co~regir csc defecto de la
rn&dre naJUrGisZa.
NaturaimCnte. 10 mas SECURE para
TRANSFORMER una narfz POGO grata Ell
una vaciada en- los modes clasicos
Ge GreciaT Roma, es acudir a la ope-
raCiHn. VuS t:ene las ~ventajas de ser
i~ncruerta. sin dolor Y producer salts
factories reSUItadoS. Ademas. no deja
huella o c.catriZ aiguna Y nc Sc corta
a mas pequena parte de Ia piel. Y a
mayor a5undamiento, Ia RariZ nc pier
de- Su fucrza Los cirujanos pueden
arora. de una Sentada. aplicando Ia
~novocaina. Il eter Il otra SuStancia a
neSt6eSica. transformer en- bella una
nariZ defecJ&oSa.
Por 81 aL.vo pTocedimiento no hay
nuriz. por ieCorIne cue sea, que resista
al nuevo uatamiento y no Sc torne
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ICON que Gerecho lie tose e. senior
de- Ia Huerta ri Coronel Cantu-agre-
gan los partidarios de este-sl en- Il-
timo anAlisis 81 Plan de Aqua Prieta
que hizo presidente 4 Don AdolIo no
vale mas que ias carabinas del ESQ.
Regimiento que s%ostienen en- Ell poder
del Distrito Norte a Don Esteban? FL
Coronel Cant1 tiene pues TODD el de-
rtcho para armaI a todos los chales.
Il todas las pecadoras, a todos los SOL
dados de fortune que Sc lie presenter,
Y combatir cen csc ejercito del placer
al sjercito yaqui de Gales Y de Ia
Huerta."
Y los pa~rtidarios del Presidente de
n Republica. entire q~uienes hay gen.
to de todos los pelaJes, desde patrio-
tas y bien tat~encionados que fruncen
ell entrecejo ante esa dlsputa que tan
NAL nos ponr a los ojos del extran-
Zero. hasta interesados en- la question
ne Ia Baja California. que NADIA dirlan
81 CantG los pusiera de g~uardianes del
"Dlstrito Roio" e intrigantes que ma
cieran con "a divina facuftad de hacer
lola por donde quiera que van (no
10 decimos rcr Octavio Paz) los par
t:darios de De Ii Huerta, repetimos-
d cen: "CiarD que tCda la raZon Ia
tiene el gobierno, que por ser gobier-
no Y sea como fuera. es el que debe
mangonear TODD {. tingiado de Ia Re-
piblica, lCs Esrados Soberanos inclu-
Sive. V con mucha mas raz0n esa Gin
Ia de territorio codiciada que precisa
mente por codiciaGa y p~eliGrosa esta
hajo Ia inmediata tutela del gohierno
feleral. .....'
''Cantu es I'm este. CantG es un 10
ct-o-agrcgan los c~onsabidos p%artida-
rios de Don Adolfo Y 10 que debe ha-
GER eI gobierno es mandar yaQuis. mu-
chos yaquis V traer a Ia fuerZa al re-
lalde Coronel a la Capital de la Repd-
blica a que pnsc n t~emporada de
verano .pues hen puede ser que 81
sol ardiente Gel Vale Imperial le
haya derre.ido los sesos Y le haya
nacho ol"idar que es. ante TODD, me-
xicano. Y que mas vale aguantar to-
dos los planes que Dios sea servi-
40 mandarnos. que darle OCCASION al
vecino para Gus nos confirme ell IT,
tulo de @terncs revoltosos y dfscolos
i~urorreGibleS.. :"
Y entire toda esa algarabfa y csc
Iumulto de opiniones. VI cfnico de
g~alerfa. UT c~ualquiera salta o 81
parecer diciendo: IQue quien tendra,
al Glt;mo. "a razon?
.E! gu, SEA- menos patricia o el
que tenga mas Carahinas.
ACDIFAZ
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10 DE AGOSTO DE IS66.-En este
ola uego a Paris Carlota, Ia esposa
de Maximiliano. que habfa lido a Euro
ia con Ell ohjeto de ~conseCU!r que Ma
poleon III no retirase las tropaS fran
a Maximiliaro.
Carlota lego al puerto frances de
Satnt-Naza.re o. ; de aSosto. Como
gu salida dc Mexico nc Sc ~a1unct6
of!cialmente q IA leEaciHn meNicana en-
Paris Y solo Sc habia pcr los period
cos de los CStadoS Unidos, Sc dudaba
~ fuese cierro el viaje de Carlota.
mas aGn cus1do Ia vIspera e. Memo
rial DiplcuatiCo" y otraS puhlicac!o-
mes franceSes que Sc saba que Sc ms
niraban CT fr!entes oficiales dectan
que eStahan autoriz5dos para denun-
ciar como una insiCne caIumnia IA sofa
Supcsict6n de- cue IA Emperatriz ar
,ota pudiere pScar en- canine para Eu-
ropa.'
No cbsta1rc este. Sahierdo q gene
raj Don Juan NepomuCeno AlmOn;e
2or Ia prcasa o. los EStados UHidoS
Gus Cario,a - habfa emharcado on
Vcracruz 81 II de julio. 80 GlriGi6 con
su esDosa a Saint azaire para reci-
birla. Dor si fuere cierto que llegaba.
ApenaS GeSembarct Carlota. tyaS de
breves hors;S de deSraHso parti6 csc
mismo din para Nantes, dorde pas6
"a noche. c~ort!nuando 81 vlaje e. ala
sisulcrte nare Paris. a Goude lego
- GA 10 SieudO recIbiia en- II es,a-
ci6n por 81 principe T,urhide. don
loss NJ. GItIsyrez Estrada. los MEM
bros de Ia lcgaci6n meXicana Y otroS
varios meHic2nOs.
De In c~staci]n 50 diriSi6 i diS,in-
cnida viaiera Il Grand Hotel. donde Sc
70 bahia preparado su h~aoiEaci6H. All
SC despidiG 81 personal de Ia leEac!6u
Y demas acompananteS. reiJerandele
sus felicitacioras Dor sU feiiz arribO y
sus protestas de adhesion.
En- ell hotel aEuard2baU \ Carlota
e, rrfncip> Ge MeterEich. emhajador de
Austria en- Paris y varios mexicaaos.
cue tamhi1n lc presentaron suS res
ystos.
IL mismo ola 10 a las seis de Ia tar
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PublicamoS a continuation copla tex
tuai del acta levantada entire los ge'
n~erales Eucenio Martinez, de parte
! del gobierrO lie Ia RepGhlica Y Fran
cisco Villa. por SUI nropia cuenta. re
fcrente a Ia rcndici6n de este Glti-
mo. Hela aqui:
En- IA plaza dc Sabinas, Coahuila,
Siendo las once de Ia manana del dia
veintIocho dc Julio de mil novecientos
vcinte. los quc subscrtbimos, genera
les Francisco Villa y Eugenio Mar
tfnez. hacemos constar:
Que despuas de haber celebrado
amplias corfarcnc!as a fin de consoli-
| dar IA paz CT los Estados Cnidos Ne
x!canos. EcmoS llegado a un aCuer
do cordia! y s~atiSfactorio. aceptandoso
nor el primero. en- nombre propio v
en- 81 de sus fuerzas. las bases U le
p-opuso 81 E~jrcutiv" De Ia Union. por
| conducto del segundo. que a continual
clhn Sc expreSan:
"PrIrnera Ell general Villa depone
as armss para retirarse a Ia vida
pr;vada.
"Segunda.-El Executive de Ia Union
cedera en- propiedad y con los requisi-
tos legales al sehor general Villa, Ia
hacienda "Carutillo." ubicada ell el
Fsrado do Durango. haciendole entreEa
de los tftulos traslativos de dominic.
En- dicha hacienda debera tener SUI resi-
dercia e. general Villa.
"Tercera En- el m~enCionado lugar
q Oral. Villa dispondra d" M esco'-
IA tornado pr ]cincuenta hOmbres de
su confianZa. QUE 81 mismo deSigna-
r. Y que d~ependeran de In SHcretaria
lie Guerra Marina. paGAndoaele los
haberes corespondientes. DiCha %scolta
no podra scr removida nj podra dis
traSrsela de SUI Inico ohieto que es
el de cuid*r dc la ~seguridad perso.
nal del rete:,do general.
"Cuarta.---A las demas personals que
!"rman acru#1menta parte de las fuer-
zar del general Villa. entendiendose
ranto los preSentes en- asta plaza. como
las que er dis:intos lugares Sc nCu
tran Cumpllcpdo ComisiOnes les ha
ccnferido i senior general Villa. Sc les
dara por u Cohierno 81 importe de un
anC de lahereS. seGun 81 grade que us-
tenten a IL fcCha. Ademas, Sc les da-
ran terra; On propiedad en- el lugar
que indiqucn los ir;eresados. para que
IN elias Sc d"diQuen a trabajar.
"Quinta.-A las personals que deseen
continuar en- IA carrera de las armas.
So les Incorporate en- 81 Ejercitc Nacio
mai.
Ell senior general Villa protesta pa
10 ST. palatrl de honor no tomar las
Grmas en- contra del Cobierno. nj en-
contra de suS compatrtotas. Por eu
parte el senior general Martinez protes-
"a en- la mismu forma velar cor leal-
I'D por Gue las bases anteriores seal
purtualmente cumplidas = por QUE Ell
senior general Villa Y las personals que
han constituiGo sus fuerzas gocen en-
general de ~Earantias efectivas.
Para c~anst&ncia. Sc levanta Ia pre-
sente. fernando ambos de co~nformidad
Il fin de que uuedc garantiZado el
cumDlicient1 de 10 eStipulado."
"Nrta-LDS &C. Teneralas. jefes.
otjcisleS Y uropa IL ~pertenecen a las
tuerzas CT" commando q C. general
francisco Villa, son como sigue:
TN general de division. I'm gene
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madas en- parada le hicieron los homo
res debidos.
y todos csos honores no eran sino
las flores que Sc regaban en- 81 cami
no &c Ia Soberana de Mexico para
que no vicrU los abrojos que la aguar
dc2an en- aquella VIA dolorosa.
FL principe imperial, que era un nj
10 de pocos amos. fue el que recibi6
q Carlota. IN nombre de Napoleon III,
que preteX.i hallarse enfermo V estar
recluido en- sus departamentos. Fue
81 principe Guten do IL mano a Carlo
ia para ayudarla a hajar del carruaje
y IN acompan6 n subir la escalera de
honor, en- Il y primer tramo Sc hallaha
Ia Emperatriz Eugenia, quien reel
bic n la eSposa de Maximiliano con
sehaladas muestras de efecto sincere.
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tos J otroS defectuosos de nariz acu-
Clan a las inyeccioneS de parafina y a
otrcS metod2s peligrosoS pasa corregir
tales defectoS.
Ahora todo ei que deSea mejorar de
narfz no tie2e mas que acudir a IN
cirujano eSpec;aiista en- nariceS que
N POGO tempo remoldea-a la nariz
CcfoI1le convirtiendoia en- cldSica.
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TEXTO DEL ACTA LEYANTADA CON MOTIVE
DELARENDICON De FRANCISCO VILLA

al de brigade, siete ~brigadieres, VEIN
titres coTonclcS. veinticinco tenlentes
cOroneles. trcInta Y tres mayores, Gin
cuenta y dos capitanes segundos. trein
Ia y cuatro teEienteS, cuarenta Y IN
subten!cntes. tre!nta y un s~arsentos
lrimeros. trcinta y tres s~argentos Sc
gIndos, Catorce cabos V cuatrocientos
ochenta sOlGa6os.-Gcneral de divi-
s&on Eusenio observation-disclosures de
division Francisco Villa"
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..EFEMERIDES MEXICANAS...
VISTA DE IA EmPERATRIZ gu GENIA 4 LA lNFoRTUNAoA
CAELOTA

de lego Al Grand Hotel la Emperatriz
t~sugenia. acompanada de ia princesa
G'EsslinG y de otros personajes de la
corre franceSa.
Al dia sigu:ente Sc dirigi6 Car!ota a
Salt ColGd ct un c~arruaje de la corte
acompanada de Ia Sehora Almonte. En-
otro carrUajc de la COrte iban Ell senior
y Ia sehova del Barrio. ell condo del
Nalie. etc. In dicho palacio TODD es
taba dispues:o para rendir a Carlota
honores do sOberana Y las tropas for
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10

81 no e. asf :P0r cue no corsUlta con
espe"Ialis'as c3c saten perfectam-ute ],
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
Nation May Use Budget.
THiNN MAIL CAR
TH6FT Is SOLVED
With Five Under Arrest, Officers
Believe All Principals
Are Taken.

COUNCI LBLUFFS, lowa-Officers
have arrested three youths and two
men, and 1t Is said here that no
more arrests were expected. Officials
here recovered $25,O00 in bills.
Those arrested are: Orville Phil
lips, II; Merle Phillips. 20; Fred E.
Poffenberger. 10; 4. A. DAILY, As. and
H. A. Reed, As.
The car which was robbed was in
the center Of the train. Before
reaching the city station, where the
train stops for orders. it had to stop
for an Illinois Central railroad cross
ing.
The robbers auto was driven along
side the train as it began to slow
down for the crossing. The glass
in the side door of the car was
smashed, the catch was released; one
of the men leaped inside, threw ou
10 sacks of registered mail and re
entered the automobile, within five
or six minutes.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
GERMANY DENIES
ACT FAVOR ALLIES
NO LONGER BOUND BY TREATY
CLAUSE AND MAKES
3 PROTESTS.
NOTE TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Move Creates Marked Stir at Geneva
-victors Are Biamed-Teutons
Aver Allies Have Not
Fulfilled Duty.

GENEVA. The German govern
ment no longer considers itself bound
by the clause of the Versailles treaty
by which Germany surrenders heI
colonies to the allies, according to
an Official note of protest presented
to the league of nations.
The note declares that the allies
have not fulfilled their undertakings
regarding the clause of the treaty
concerning the allotment of the
German colonies and mandates. It
adds that, having signed the pact OF
the league of nations, Germany un-
derstood she would be admitted to
the league and consequently take
part in the allotment of mandates
but that now she no longer considers
herself bound by that clause.
The German note, addressed to the
secretariat of the league of nations
is a long document couched in judi
cial terms. It is moderate in form
but constitutes strong protest
against league mandates on which
the assembly will have to pass judg
ment.
The protest by Germany created g
marked impression in the assembly
particularly as it was addressed tt
the assembly instead of the council
Germany consistently has maintained
the attitude that the council does mo-
possess sufficient authority to dea
with such questions, since a majority
Of its representatives form groul
of former belligerents and that thu
assembly alone Is representative o
the entire league and therefore com
petent to deal with the question.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
GRAIN IS NOW At
PRE-WAR LEVELS
WHEAT, CORN AND OATS SAcRt.
FIcED IN HUGE SALES ON
CHICAGO EXCHANGE.
1917 PRICES GOVERN HOGS
Portland Prime Grades at $12.50 With
No Takers-Bread Cheaper
Reduced to SO Retail
at Portland.

CHICAGO.-Pre-war prices made
their first appearance Nov. 20 in the
grain market. Corn and oats were
sacrificed wholesale in the trading
pits until both cereals were squareiy
on an ante-bellum basis of value
Transactions in wheat we're alos of
great volume. with price slashing in
progress.
Reported unsettled general bust
ness conditions furnished the back
ground and large supplies of feed
stuffs were said to be in sight, with
live stock being rushed to market
instead of being held on farms, ac-
cording to reports. Wheat shoWei
itself the most sensitive of any board
of trade commodity and stopped fall
ing only after having broke 9A cents
bushel.
Bear leaders conceded that farm
ers we're to large degree success
fully maintaining holding policy as
to wheat, but took the ground that
the wheat must be sold some time
and that in the meantime Canada was
supplying the urgent demand in this
country and was furthermore glpt
ting United States markets with
Canadian cattle as we'll.
Hog Market Demeraiixed.
PORTLAND, Ore.-Following a
drop of $3.50 a hundred in hogs from
quotations the day before the hog
market here Friday was demoralized
Prime grades were offered at $3.50
but there were no buyers. The
quoted price was the lowest in the
local market since February, 1917
The decline within the last week ha!
been $2.75. Dressed meats brok'
earlier in the week, dealers repor:
ing they were overstocked and no de
mand. Dressed hogs and calves wer'
offered by commission firms as low
as Is cents, a new low record for tn
last two years.
Sugar prices dropped so cents her
Saturday to $10.5O wholesale. Re
tailers, however, were advert'sln
sugar at 10 cents pound, with limi
of 10 pounds to a customer
Bread to Drop Cents.
INDIANAPOLIS.-A drop of tw
cents in the price OF pound lca
of bread is now in effect.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
TACOMA BOY, A WONDER

NEW YORk.-Robert Murray, age
IL, of Tacoma, Wash, recently sang
before a group of famous Metro.
politan stars, including Nine. Frances
Aida, who discovered" the youth
last summer. He not only reached
with ease the high notes in arias of
Galli-urci and Tetrazzini fame, but,
to the establishment of his hearers,
he transposed those high notes to a
higher key and breathed them with
equal facility and resonance. The
singers who heard the performance
asserted this was the highest note
ever reached by the human voice.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
KILLED
IN |RELAND'S FIGHT
DUBLIN is SCENE OF FAR-SPREAD
MURDER AND REPRIsAL IN
FIERCE CIVIL WAR.
FIRES BROKE OUT OVER CITY
Simultaneous Assaults on Officers Are
Swiftly Followed by ReprisaIs at
Football Game-15, 900 People
Panic Stricken In Park.

DUBLIN, Nov. 21.-Dublin became
the scene today of far-spread murder
and reprisal. Not since the first out
break of the vicious civil warfare that
has been shedding blood in ireland
have the assassinations been so con-
certed or the retaliations so swift and
pronounced. The days list of casual
ties includes rs shot dead.
Shooting began again in the streets
just before midnight and a number of
persons are reported killed. There is
much military activity. Late tonight
fire broke out in several parts OF
Dublin.
Not less than IA men are dead in
the attacks arranged simultaneously
all over the city this morning, and ten
more are unofficially reported dead in
an attack made by the auxiliary police
on "a crowd at football game at
Croke park, following the murders of
the morning. In the cases of the Off
GERS, the method was always the
same. ALI assassinated were officers
or former Officers, or in the service of
the government. I'm addition to the
deaths at Croke parke. IS were in
jured, IL seriously.
Small bodies of men, numbering
generally from six to eight, presented
themselves at houses, called their vic.
Tins out or entered and shot them in
bed, while dressing or at breakfast
The districts in which the murders
were committed were in some in
stances close together; others were
separated. by miles, but all of them
took place about the same hour-nine
O'Clock.
In the afternoon while a football
match was in progress in Croke pari
16 lorries filled with auxiliary police
moved swiftly up and surrounded tht
place.
Accounts differ as to what hap
pened, when, after mounting machine
guns on heights above, the police
broke through the gates. The auxil
laries were hooted, and, according t.
! eye witnesses, first fired in the al
and then into the crowd. II is de
clared from another source that tn
Sim Fein pickets first fired on tn
government forces when they wer
seen approaching, and that the fir
was returned.
Within the park the assembly @
$4,000 became panic stricken. HoV
many were killed is not known, bu
the estimates range from 10 to 30 O
u more Several were reported trample
l to death.
Irish Priest Shot Dead.
b GALWAY, Ireland, Nov. 21.-Th
K body of Father Griffin, the priest VIII
! disappeared several days ago, wa
found yesterday in a shallow grav
about four miles from Galway. Their
was bullet wound in his temple. TIL
body was brought to Galway thi
!, morning Intense excitement prevail
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
American Mining Congress.

DENVER, Col-Immediate repeal
of the war profits and excess profits
taxes was urged upon congress in a
resolution presented to the twenty
third annual convention of the Ameri-
can Mining congress here by its reso-
lutions committee.
The clause upholding all state blue
sky" laws was defeated. Selection OF
1921 convention city was left to
the board of directors.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
Plan to Market Crops.

NEW ORLEANS.-Southern bank
ers met recently to plan the organi-
zation of a $12,O0O000 foreign trad
ing corporation which will establish
banking facilities to market the agri.
cultural products of the south of
Europe. The plans contemplate es-
tablishment of branches in Cuba and
South and Central America.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
D. & r. G. Bankrupt.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
West Pacific railroad bought the prop
critics of the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad at foreclosure sale here No
vember 20. The sale price was $5,-
OOO,0OO cabs. The purchasers also
agreed to assume $141,175,000 obliga-
tions of the Rio Grande.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
Suspend Rate Application.

OLYMPIA.-Order of suspension
for 80 days from December l was
entered by the public service COM
mission Monday in the application
of the railroads for an increase in
demurrage rates on freight cars. The
new schedule raises the first three
days charge from 81 to $s per day,
the next four days from S. to Sc and
every succeeding day from SIS to $40.
The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
DENNIS CHESTER CAUGHT
AND ATTEMPTS TO DIE
Hangs Self in Nebraska Town On
Strips Of Jail Blanket,
but Lives.

BROKEN BOW, Neb.-Dennis
Chester, alleged slayer Of Florence
Barton, Kansas City society girl, cap
tured Friday near Oconto, Neb., fol-
lowing his recent escape from rail
road train near here, attempted to
kill himself by strangulation in the
county Jail. He had been caught at
Great Falls, Mont.