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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

MARYSvILLE. July 2.-Mrs. Minis
Elisabeth Bush. wife OF Donald r
DlsA. died Tuesday. following a.
sporation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

ELY. New. July 2.-PrseticaIiy
the entire restricted district Of Elk6
hSS been destroyed by q fire which
swept High street between First and
Second streets. The loss Is estimated
1t s25.ooo to $4,000. with little in
surance. trst..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

QUINCY. July 2.-Lee Taylor OF
Tobin was brought before Justice
Victor Miller by Ranger Henry A,
Kloppenburg on q charge Of care
lsesly starting q forest fire.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

RED BLUFF. July 2.-The pcpu-
lation OF Red Bluff today was an
nounced as'being 3.104. The census
bureau reports decrease OF 42s. or
l2 per cent. in the population Of the
city during the last 10 years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

SANTA ROSA. July 2.-Phillip
Kehoe. an aged man wko died re-
Gently in the county hospitai from the
effects Of an accident was found TO
have q safe deposit BOZ in the bank
which. when opened by order Of
court. was found to contain q num-
bsT Of Liberty Bonds and deposit tags
and s2,500 in cash.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02
RED BLUFF. July 2.-rwo yea

RED BLUFF. July 1.-Two years
ago Ed L. Cullen. Tehama county's
tax collector. sold 1900 lots In samei-
posen township. nine miles north Of
this city in the Hooker section. to the
highest bidder at the delinquent tax
sale for cent each. Tuesday Cullen
sold . number Of the same lots At
the annual sale for SIS esch. 49,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-02

REDDIN0. Jply 2-Fred Mar
tines. . miner. Tuesday Was arrested
At French 0ulch. - miles from here.
and was brought to the county Jail.
He ID held in connection with the
murder Of Santiago Wage. who died
here Monday following . beating he
received in . saloon on Saturday
night. The arrest OF Marines fol-
lowed . confession said to have been
given by Wade Fades. who also is
held in Jail here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-16
BANQUET B0TTlERs
DELEGATES TO STATE ooNvEN.
TON ARE ENTERTAINED.


Delegates OF tho Iowa State Bottlors'
Association convention, laid aside
business OF Tho meeting FOR few
hours Thursday night to gather at
dinner and enjoy n tow hours Of real
sociablllty. The dinner to the visiting
delegates was given by the Marshall
town Club and was one OF tho chief
entertainment features OF the two
days session. Following dinner AT Q
o'clock and program OF toasts tho
eottlers. with their wives. about 1876
in oil formed o theator party at the
Odeon.
George Whitman. Of Des Moines.
secretary Of the iowa Manufacturers
Association, acted as toastmsstor, in
the absence OF David A. Mordecs,i. OF
Chicago. who was unable to DO present.
Mr.. wr!shtman opened the program
with a few remarks touching on tho
bottling industry ana pointed to tho
new scope OF the business now that
prohibition has become d national In
stitution. In referring to tho changed
order and the efforts to ooncoct O sub
!stitute for alcoholic beverages Mr..
Wrightmnn remarked that "lne man
who named near beer was no judge Of
distance"
Wit Predomlnates In Speeches.
The program Of speeches was mark
ed by brevity and wit and because Of
lack Of time the first number. a wood
en- doll dance, by Miss Pearl Adams,
was introduced before tho sumptuous
four course dinner had been served IN
It's entirety. Miss Adams was followed
by two Of her pupils In q teddy bear
dance. Both numbers were well
rendered.
]. NJ. Willim, representative Of the
,Michael-Yundt Company, Of Milwau-
kee, speaking for the CaInels. an or
gan!1ation Of supply men, was first to
respond to q toast and he was assist
ed by his admiring fellow humps"
who became. vociferous in wordy ut
terances and musical endeavor. G. r.
Foster, OF jackson. Mich. attending q
meeting Of Iowa bottlers for the first
time. gave o reading. Don't You
Know" and responded with another
short selection.
Minnesota Officer Speaks.
M. J. McManus. secretary OF the
Minnesota State Bottlers Association.
paid a tribute to the Iowa bottlers and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-16

to The state. Tscn Chsstsrman. VI
Sioux Oity, u former president VI tho
state association, made . witty al
dress, and Ray p. Scott. OF this city
tef~red 70 tina opportunities Of the
bottlers TO cid In tho campaign against
alcoholic drink nv keopinH their pro-
ducts free from alcoholic content.
=. M. Silver, of Superior Mob. one
OF the principal speakers ut Thurs
days meeting, closed the prorrum with
n few remarks relative to the conven-
ton and related some witty stories.
Repeated calls Tor r, q, Bailey, the
local bother. compelled t7) the Greater
OF "mousee" TO explain how when,
why and for what that product was
A four piece orchestra
played thruout the evening.
Elect Officers Today.
The most important busluess meet
Ing of the convention viii be held this
otterroon. when officers for the com
ing year will he c,e-tcd ana the con-
vcr'1on n,are for 1877 win ne chosen.
Eric Sc',dder ~ the NcJunkIn "A
yertisinr Comunny, Of Chice~o rave
m interesting and proatahle talk TO
tho convention this morning on ma
tlonal ADVERTISING, one OF the topics
TO which much time has been devoted
during tho sessions, +. A. Werercr. OF
petroin, eS-presidsnt of the national
association, also made IN address.
The Camcls will have charGe Of I'VE
entertainment tonight. Dinner Will be
served at tho Mnrshalltovn Club and
a program which claims novelty - its
principal virtue, viii he offered. Tho
Csmeis have given little hint Of the
nature Of this program but entertain
mepts Of the orsHnixatiou In the past
have been such IA to assure most
dvert!ng time An Of the visiting
bott'ers have been invited to attend
tho Travellers prrtcctivo Association
dance at Red Mons hall after tho
Cnmcls' entertainment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-16

New England loosmst1ve WovA9 - ~
Iowa Central In lisa Ne ssnAiAs1 In
the city and for . time We . IscoaAo-
tive engineer Tor ths ssaoaAv. Later
he left tho road and Was seuptsvsd ~
n iWechinist In the Local shops Of the
railroad for ssvsrsi vsera - Nh ~
service Of the company 10 become .
pos'nan az the city post efsice. who're
he was employed for more tAan twsn.
~ years, After leaving this service
eleven years aro ne opened . machine
and repair shop At his homo. whers
he had since been employed.
His happy faculty FOR naktnE
frlends while engaged ~ car.
rier In different paFta Of the city had
riven him a wide circle 81 AcuuAin.
tanccs to many Of whom he was
fan,iliarly known m "Blliy." Children
were h'~ special frtepds and they were
constant customers at his little shop
They, especially, will miss him. Mr.
Poardman Wa q member OF the Meth
odist church, In which ne was an active
worker, For years no was teacher OF
class IN tho Sunday school. He be-
lonved TO the ODD Fellows. Maccaboes
nnd wocdmsn.
william Thomas Bosrdman waA
born at Montreal. Canada Dec. 10
1855. He was united In marriage with
Miss Althea Bennett Sears at honc-
ton. ". B.. Jan. a. iAts. They lived
there FEW years. then moved 10 Bos-
ton and from the latter CITY eame here
In 1888. Mrs. BoardnAn survivss her
husband, ~ DO one con and three
dAnGhtsrs. The ehildrsn en- Mrs.
George =. Green. Of watsriooi Mso.
Harry J. RodSsrs and Aiss rNy Beard.
man, city, and Frank n. BsaFd0an.
Chicago. Mrs. drssn oauss To-Day aaA
the son was expected tonight
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-16
W. r. eoARDMAN STRICKEN.
End Comes Suddenly to Old Rosiden
Following Operation.

Following operation.
Death came suddenly ut 7:1B this
morning at the Deaconess hospital to
w. 7. Roardmsn. 113 North Center
street. an old resident Of the city, an
early locomotive engleesr OF the Iowa
Central and one Of the FIRST mail car
riers OF the city post office. Death was
caused presumably by an embolism
and came without warning while the
nurse was absent from the room get
ting his breakfast.
Mr. Boardman was stricken with O
severe attack of gall bladder trouble
Tuesday of last week. An emergency
operation was performed the following
night. He gained steadily ana espe-
cially during the last two or three days
the improvement In his condition had
been quite marked and very encourage
Ing. Thursday night he was feeling
well and this morning ne was eager
for his breakfast and told the nurse
what to get him.
He had been resident Of the city
for thirty-six years, having come here
as a messenger In charge of the first
Blood locomotives delivered by the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-16

Superintendent Z. Fletcher Mead. OF
tho IOWA City public schools, has re-
s,sned. effective March I. whom hA
will 10 to . ninAty-aors fruit tract
between Detroit. Mich, ana Toledo. O..
and near Lake Eric to snsaes Ia frSts
growing. Mr.. Mead y . former Mar
youns man. He has been
with the Iowa City school for eleven
years as teacher, principal ana super
Previous TO going there he
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-16

Astsnl a. Anlvsw @ 1Alo sAje -
saturday, yhsaAsy ~. ~ ne lAtss
biu on boch pAss Of this nOwspApsr.
r. q. Dvck aAministMseN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

1000 italianos, efioiaiss y seldados
que fueron caPturados per los albn'-
neses frente a Avlona, eli conde d
Sc esta combatiendo poT los i,alian9s
Y los insurgentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
ALGUNOS CADAVERES DE LOS
TRIPULAETES DEL "ZACA-
RIAS CONDE"

MANIANILLO. JUNO 15-Hanse re
cibido radiogramas en- este puerto que
hacen saber de diez cadaveres que en-
II costa de San Telmo fucron encon
trados. Sc cree que cstos cuerpos. en-
c]ontrados en- perfecta decomposition
son dc algunos de los i~nfortunadOs tri
pulantes del "ZacarIas Condo" que Ear
p6 del puerto de Acapulco el ola IS
del mes de mayo pr6ximo pasado lie
vaado a bordo n cantidad do carga
superior a ST. capacidad efectiva. Es-
to motive Ell disgusto de los viajeros
Y. por otra parte, va Sc toma en- const
deraci6n para haceT responsible del
case q las autoridades marftimas del
puerto de Acapulco.
FL reciente e]ncuentro de los cadave~
res d&bese unicamente a algunos ma
rineros que dc este puerto Y del de
Mazatlan salieron o el exclusive OBJ
jeto de seguir Ia huella de IA desgra-
ciada embarcaci6n va que las autorida
deg no tomaban el menor empeno por
averiguarlo.
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Carrera Torres entra
al servicio rnilitar
active

LAREDO. Texas, JUNO l9.-Otro de
los tefes que hasta Ell derrocamiento
lei gobicrno de Carranza, anduvo le-
-antaao en- armas. f. :. Carrera To-
res. uno de los hermanOs de csc ape
lido que tanta guerra dicron al GO
hicrno. operando en- TamDIlipas y San
Luis Y en- Ii region sur de Nuevo
Leon. va Il prestar sus servicios al
nuevo regimen, Ell vista de su rccono-
cimIento hacia II actual administra-
ciGn.
Efectivamente. Ell general Carrera
Torres, unico que sobrevive a los jeN
fes de csc ancIlIdo, depuso las armas
tan pronto como Ell gobierno de Ca
rranza fue derrOcado V cntr6 en- nego-
ciacioucs con q EobiernO provisional
para rendirse. Ahora cl mismO gObier
no provisional ACADIA de de conferirle
Il cargo de Jefe de Opcraciones en- las
Murtcipaeidad de DR.. Arroyo. Aram-
berri, Mier y NorieEa : Zaragoza,
del Estado de NuevO Leon y parte del
Cuarto Distrito del de Tamaulipas,
habiendo establecidc su Quartet gene
raj en- Ia poblaci6n de Tulg- cabeceTa
de Cicho distrito tamaNlipeco.
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REINA ABSOLUTE CALMA EN- Ell
ESTADO

TUXTLA GUTIERREZ, JUNO 16.-
De esta ciudad Sc han girado mensa-
;es te~legrdficos q d~istintos Puntos de
IA Repdblica, informando del verda-
dero estado de cosas en- cl Estado de
ChiapaS Y desmintiendo C~ualquIer YER
sion que < 10 contrario. Rel
Ms absolute paz en- o 81 Estado.
Los distintos Srupos de rebcldes cue
de algun tempo 4 esta pacte Tcnfan
operaudo en- diversas regioneS de esta
entidad federativa hanse unificado de!
TODD rindiendoso al actual Gobierno.
Los generates Fernandez Y Pincda.
entire quIenes Sc temIa algun choque,
cstan p~erfec;amente de aCuerdo Y to-
do peligro que en- tai sent.dc nudiera
temerse parecn estar completamente
conjurado. Respecto a los ~serviclos
Lublicos. es de decirse que estaE. va
en- seguras Via de normalizarse y los
empleados federaIes estan sindo reci-
bidos con muestras !nequlvtcas de ca
rino Y estimation.
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COMBATEN FURIOSAMENTE
NACIOHALlSTAS Y UHlONiS
TAS EN- LONDONDERRY

LONDONDERRY. Iriaada, JUNO
Ie.-Otra rcche de terror ha rasado
csta ciudad como result1do dc m
vioeInto combate nbrado aver entire
los nacionailstas = uniontstas en- las
GALES de la pobaci6n. La lucha Sc
rrclong6 por dos horas n 10 largo de
Ia margeA del RIO. pero las tropes
loCraron r~estahlecer 81 orden. pero
no asf el tenor entire los ~hab!tantes'
que por momentos e~speraban II
reanudaciGa de "a lucha-
Gran rumcro de los I~nd!vtduos
que fcrynaban on ell Iado dc los unto
nis,as. cran ex-soldados. Ia pequeha
fuerza de policta Ge IL cIudad. So
vic impotentc para soCocar cl desor+
den y hubo de ser llamada Ia fuer-
"a militar.
De las informaciones ~recihIdas por
las aurcridades durants IA mahaua
de hoy. Sc sabe que varias personals
resultaron muertas Y heridas duran
e Ia IUcha.
Hace poco mas de IN mes, SO efec-
ru6 el primer choque aQuf entire
nacionalistas Y unionistas = desde
cntonces So ha vivida en- IN consian
u sobresalto.
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italian firrnes los
polacos en- Dnieper
Y Ia Baresina

NUEVA YORK JUNO 19.-Las a.
~larrnantes .nforrnaciones de fuente
alemana recibtdas aquI, cen referen-
c!a a las condolences en- el trerte dc
bataIla ruso-polaco. Ian stdo, 81 no
d~esnent!dss pc< IL agencta dc in
formation polaca. ST desacreditadas
aseguraudo que los despachos QUO
Ia recibido de Earsovia, HARLAN de
que las tuerzas po!acas se han sos
tenido ~f!rnernente en- el frente dc
batalla que CORE $50 por 100 mtiias
al orterte de varsovia. Tai cosa CO.
mo Sc compernderA, dice Ia me1cio-
NADIA agencia, hace impossible por
ahora. IN pel!gro 0 una amenaza pa
"a IA capital polaca-
Las noticias de fuentes alemanas,
So atribuyeu a las verstones exase-
ra6as oue han circulado con mott
20 de Ia evacuation de Klev y e.
regreso de las expediciones de aux
ho a Varsovia. No obstante tales
versiones Sc ha confirnado cue Is
Inca de bataIla a 10 largo de los rios
Be-esina = Dnieper Sc Ia sostenidc
nor los polacos. con 10 cual Sc tie
Ia Dor ahora el menor tenor por K
suerte de la capital polaca
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La iunta aliada en-
Boulogne, Francia

1o<DRES, JUNO 1e.-Gran int
-as ha despertado aqui e. e"-
A IA iuSta de Representatives.
Tos or,e Sc efectuara ei pro1Itno
a., IA ciudad de Boulogne, Fran
-. q mucha espsculaciou ma oaHo
80 en- vista de los graves proo'e
- o,s 5emandan n urg"nte 60.
r,Icjan tauto en- Europa, Iono en- e.
To-caro Oriente. La idea Original
t,,a l., de celebrar n conference
a. loo primeros Minister'S Lloyd
George y Iilerand. pero IA! ProyeG
~ narece haber stio supedi1soo n
do hacer uIas extensive esq ltH'S7
;,,-ita 4 n ella ademas de u y
90, Rretana. 4 Italia, Japcn. BH!-
gica Y Grecia-
"a n-ensa de Londres llama Ia
a+anci6n I los resultados sertos que
orac+an las reiac;ones de los a4iaoos
90, Rusia Turquia- Alemania, hun
~r,s = Polonia y hace notar Tue e.
esrado del mundo es mas petigfoS'
ahora Il 10 que 10 era hace ocS
AMOS y pide que sc adopten por los
a1a5os "dscisiones claras, basa6as
On Il. ~sencIlez Y sinceridad de pro-
Dtslto = Iibres de individual esois-
mo-
La ameraza de los naciona!istas
rurcos en- Anatolia. constituye por 81
momento en- opinion de IA prensa'
GRO de los pel!gros de Ia situacion &c
neral cue Sc considera ~equ'valente a
In iniciaci6n de una nueva guerra
Nr.lstafa Eemal Baja hder lie los ma
c~ionalistas turcos, &c halla- segnr
Sc dice en- complete control de Ia
Arato!ia. COZ exception de una Pc
| oueha area que los ingleses conser-
van en- ST. poder en- los alrededore'
de Ismid = ctro territorio en- los alrt
dolores de Esmirna controlado po'
! los griegos.
Las Iuerzas del lider turco mon
tan a cerra de 10000 hornbres y CO.
( elias pueder haCerse freUte con Ski
! 10 a los aliadoS y poner a eSto'
/ ol,iza en- una situaci6n apurada que
/ demande II movilizacion guerrero
I &c mayor fuerZa-
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TONIC POSSESSION Ell NUEVO PRE-
SlDENTE MUNICIPAL

PUEBLA, JUNO 15-El doctor Fran
cisco Gutierrez Ituarte,' ~Iltimamente
electo Presidente Municipal de esta
ciudad. tom6 aver possession del i'm
portante puesto para ell cual fue desig
nado luego de n muy larga discu-
sion en- la sala de cabildos. Habfan
sido postulados para el mismo puestc
los sehores licenciado Manuel R. Flo
res Y Jose Cruz Cells. FL primero de
Pa rtido Independents J el segundc
del Partido Conservation.
FL doctor Itnarte fue propuesto CO.
mo candidate de transaction resultan
do electo por una mayorfa de votos.
aplastante.
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Los Albaneses hacen
una ran matanza
de p~risioneros

GINEBRA, suisa, Jun.o i0,-TTes
c!entos tre!nta pr!R:onercs !tStianes
que Sc encontreban ell Tirana, Al
bur!n. han s!do e~jecutstos pr los
slbaneses, segun dice IN despacho
proccdente de Belgrade roeIr!Go hoy
squf.
Sc ascgura que tai matGnza Sc
deb!o u n Indignation que cause Ell
Albania ID Eoc!c!n del nsos!nato dc
Essad Bald, cx-PreS!dcnte Proyislo-
nul de Albania, asps!nato atrlbuiiO
I una tntrlgn %itnl!ara. Ccrca do dos
docenas DO ~prisioneros !talianos quo
eran conduc!doc q Tirana, fuerun
sacndos del tren y ojecutados en-
K-achar por una mult!tud enfurecl-
da. En- vista De estos Aotlc!as Sc tic
nen temores po- IL muerte dc otros
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Muri6 el tenor mexl-
cano Jose
en- Tapachula

CIUDAD lie MEXIO. JUNO H.
Gran co~nsternaci6n ha causadU on los
circulos artfsticos y teatraies de esta
capital. Ia noticia de IA muerte del
tenor Jose Lim6n OrOzcO, muy ono
cidc no solo en- estG capital J en- toda
la Republica, sino en- los Estados
Unidos. Cuba y Sud America.
Orozco murio en- Ia pOblaCi"n de
T~apachula. Estado dc Chiapas. 81 dia
II del mes en- curse. segdn las noti-
cias recibidas aqui, a conseCuencia de
una violenta enfermedad. Il joven te-
nor habia lido q esa pOblaCl0n chtapa-
neca, para der una serie de Conciertos,
c~ontratado por su amigo Laurie Benl-
tez. quien 10 llev6 desde Guatemala,
en- donde 81 art!sma me1icano Sc ha-
llaba.
Jose LimGn era uno de los mas no
tables cssntaTtes que han sal!do do
| MtxicO Ell los ultimos amos. Era un
artista lirico que empeZ6 su carrera co
mo corista en- Ia compaffa de Pruden-
cia Griffcl y debido a su estudio :
dedication logr0 ponerse en- POGO item
pc. en- primcra Inca entire los arts
tas de canto ell Mexico. EsperanZa
Iris 10 ilev6 con SUI compafia en- n
de sus Glras por las Antillas y CT Ia
Habana hizo verdadero Juror, ha-
bi6ndose ganado Of mote de "Caruso
McXiCano''. Tambieu hizo una larga
temporada con Ia Compahla dc AmDa-
70 Eomo y con Ia do Maria CabalIe,
V en- los Estados Unidos hizo una
gira con gran exito, habiendo tenido Ia
satisfaction do cantar en- el primer
teatrc de Nucva York, Ia Metropolitan
Opera House. al Iado de eminencias
en- CT aTte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
LA EJECUCloN DEL TRATAOO
De SAN GERMAN

PARIS. JUNO lei Consejo de
Embajadores reunido en- esta capitol
ha decidido que Ell Tratado de San
German. tel tratado de paz con AUS
trial Sc poaga en vigor tan pronto
como sea possible. Tai cos Sc ha a
cordado s~osteniendo cue Sc hace
~necesario en- vista dc Ia incertidurn-
bre de Ia actual sicuaci6n cue est&
gcreando diEcuIcades en-e aQuellos
q quienes afecta el m~encionado pac-
20.
q Console aprob6 n nota que
80 Va a enviar a Alemania, On la
que Sc protesta contra su actitud dc
hacer d~istinciones comerciales en-
sus tratos con otros paises-
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F,,rrz DO los Estaios UriacS, $l.S5 Que
Seben remici=ss en- giro postal. jGnto con
pedi6o-
ns.e-cs. tarnkIen pucde USa-se en- IA casS
en- el rancho cASa @ para TODD % cue So
Sesae. Nc Sc t7ppiere en- a obscuridad or
Eane una HOY ,uisuo. Son Uuy s~ercIllaS, eco
noraicas v sis-s pre- es'an Escas dan una IN
hanouisi-ra v EarantizaGAS cue dUra-aa II.
5AfInidameats. HaEa So Crdeu hoy mIsmo
pa-ne SI25 scslmente al reci5IriG. Tambisn
l. eaviars mi ~ea.u4IoSo &c anHa-as. EScCbd
e~Iararents 81 nembre : direction,
L. E. POLHEMUS
my = MIAMI. ARiZ
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San Antonio. Texas
Todo. los pedidos de Mexico o fuera de los
Estados Unidos. deben venir zeclpshados de
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Plden una e
pr6rroga los turcos

PARIS, JUNO 10.-barnad Ferld
Daja, grail fisir de Eurqt:a y 3ef7
de Ia delegation de pas tcsea ei els
ID capital ha pedide d ID eonferer
ella de paa Due Sc IL eeticeda una
p~r5rrega DO tempe al gebierno ttir-
CO, para presentar sGs e~bserracio-
mes al tratado de pas, segGn SO dice
Ell una information que So di9 hey
pquf a Ia publicided,
\ principle dc JUNO Sc did Tine
pr6rroge dc uulnee diss para que
diera SUI resruesta II los ternineE de
paz ~presentades pof les eliadesr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
LibrOs MaraVilosos.

Para los que sufren, son Victinasa
de la desgracia, les persigUe Ia ma
Ia suerte. fracasan en- sus negocIoS =
son desafortunados eE amores Con
tan curiosos Ebros ~lograran tocos sus
osseos. seran afortunados en- nego-
clos V smpresas, lograran 81 carino
del ser amado, llevarar a felz terml-
no sus asratos = triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc vsrau libres de malas influen-
cias, Y ~venceran Z sus enemlgos Y ma
die podr5 ~causarles dano. Envle 10
ceDtavos en- ~estampillas de correo pa
IA gastcs Y recibira ca:alogo graus.
Direction: Sres. Y. Martin y CO.
San Rafael STA. Habaaa- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
NTrEyOS ENCUENTROS ENTIRE
NACIONAL4STAS

CONSTANTINOPLA, JUNO 10
Va-ios nucvos enCHenuros entire los
nacionaIistas turcOs y las tuerzas
britanicas ell ell distrito cercano a
Ismid han tenido lugar, segdn nott-
cias ~recibidas en- esta capital. En-
vista de tales a~cciones Sc han dado
va los passes ~necesarios para reno
yer a los c-istianos = eTtra1jeros de
csc distrito bajc Ia protection de un
escuadr6n iugles.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-01-21
REVIVAL STILL IN PROGRESS

The revival which began Sunday.
Jan. 4th at the Hartford Methodist
church is still is progress and is in
creasing in interest at every meeting
Rev. Bascom Waters, the evangelist.
is delivering some OF the most pow
erful sermons ever heard in the
Hartford Methodist church. There
have been a goodly number of pro-
fessions.
No revival is decided success
without good music, and this Is
something the presnt revival has In
abundance. Mr.. Joe M. Hampton
leader Of the song service is a vocal
musician OF rare ability. and Miss
Hanson. the pianist. is a wonder in
her line.
The special service for men at
2 o'clock last sunday attracted what
is said TO have been the largest audi-
ence OF men thlt ever attended
church service OF this kind in Hart