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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21
(First Publication July Ia, 1920
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice for Administration and Not
ice to Creditors.
State of Wisconsin, County Court,
Pierce County-In Probate.
In Re Estate of Ludwig Franzen,
Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given, That at
the regular Term of said court to be
held on the 1st Tuesday of Septem-
Der A. D., 1921, at the Court House
in the Village of Ellsworth, County
of Pierce and state of Wisconsin,
there will be heard and considered,
the application of |. |. Lusk for the
appointment of an administrator CT
the estate of Ludwig Franzen late OF
the City of River Falls in said county,
deceased;
Notice is Hereby Further 'iiven,
That at the regular Term of said
court to be held at said Court House
on the First Tuesday of December,
A. d., 1921, there will be heard, CON
sidered, and adjusted, al claims
against said Ludwig Franzen, deceas-
ed;
Notice is Hereby Further Given,
That all such claims for examina-
ton and allowance must be presented
to said county court at the Court
House in the Village of Ellsworth, in
said county and state, on or before the
18th day of November, A. d., 1921 OF
be barred.
Dated July II, 1921.
By the Court
Warren P. Knowles, Judge
George 3. Skogmo, Attorney.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21
OAK grove

Harvesting is about finished in this
vicinity.
Ed Buckner and father, spent Sun
day at the julius Reek home.
Chas. LANCER and family of Trim
belle were Sunday visitors in this
vicinity.
Miss Hilda Reek returned home
Sunday after a weeks visit at har
uncles' in Diamond Bluff.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21
CLASSIFIED ADS.
HOUSES FOR SALE

TOEN JxfL1L
FOR SALE-Fine room house
City water and bath, Electric lighted
Hardwood. Large lot, Good barn, nice
location. Cheap. S. l.. Krauth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two dining room ex-
tension tables. Inquire of Mrs. G,
A. Smith. phone 325.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21
(1st Publication June 23rd }
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(1st Publication June 2Srd.)
SUMMONS
State Of Wisconsin In Circuit Court
For Pierce County.
Anton Bake, and Josephine, Bake
husband and wife, Plaintiff
Otis II. Waldo and--Waldo,
his unknown wife, Augustus V. Bar
ranger and -Barrainger, his un-
known wife, A. c. Hotchkiss and
--Hotchkiss, his unknown wife,
John w. VIM and VIM,
his unknown wife, J. w. VIM and
VIM, his unknown wife,
Adelia NJ. VIM, Pitts Agricultural
WORKS, Sarah A Porch, j. A. Short
and Short, his unknown wife,
and all the Unknown heirs and de-
yisees Of each and all Of the above
named defendants and all unknown
owners of the real estate described
in the summons herein and generally
all persons whom it may concern.
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin, To the said
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
PEAR within twenty days after service
of this summons, exclusive of the
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21

For Sale-New Hay rack, ] set
Of heavy work harness and one wag
On III good condition; also one cream
separator. Theo. Nopp.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21
NOTICE

$4,000 REWARD-Offered for the
recovery of Hudson Coupe, Motor
No. 1896 stolen from Walter Il. >.
Johnson's garage. General Insurance
Company, By J. H. Grimm, Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01

ship Sounded as follows: southery BY SAN land said
Syer soSshsTy land SAID 70 A Ss oxne sn'S9
~ aaD' sand nS isa snd is %
to be owned BY Whitcome, Haynes & whitney and
soUTH piVfs1o lformeriy q Pa aess
nSs ' foll0 1SsthTsst
to S I s g line u.s.
westerly at right angles iss rods The said highs
Of 6sgnnpg said described land. with the
%a sS"'anr
No: s.. part Of. being 1T Of land in the north.
and @ sas to as
By WShitsomb. Haynes whitney northery By he
nd is the
T. ny sr or a.. Archer and contains wsn
rs par IT. benH OF Of ans y hs astS
west part of said township. bounded as follows:
at the northeast corner Of land said to be owned
sH H the Tine &c sss % @ sas to &c
an sa " ns 9TH !i i
Ss to ara%
less to two pine trees thence east to the Wal
than the Oa Of a nos a nS
TsRStsa to p Owned ~ Whitco%s; Haynes agnes
i less aAu ''n'Alns s'N'. A'leS '''''
No s., part Of Dens lot Of land lyns on the
q said so%nshIp sSSndfa follows; EEsstsrS
ssIa to owned y The + =. ~, D9nning estate
ssd e
S0 IT. Den4 ct Of sn s ths aorsn
Of said IS fol-
east line the city Of the
south Line Of tn the town Of Mariave easery BY
land TO be BY the
nHs seres more or pH isss one hundred
o Part Of said township and ene
sss n Of Of sss 30 sS4n n along ns
SAID to be owned by Mllla I'D G. sehopps thsnes
DS into ssa :sR
to The south line Of the town Of tEastbrook;
a as s IF the y No.
land 10 ths Of E
Hamlin ct ais, and contains on aims two thousand
SUer2 Here5 mre or less ns,n
ss,s.s 5S s.:
ssa :, Pc Ed
bs on ihs p sn X S
Sghxay to EAST ns Of
snG northWess sen4 s Of s and ssd aWned
Nl1
DSrh iine Of Said H"Wen lana h no,nt On me
~, iai'o Ia 1aScribnd nd 10 ' rn Vai' -
owned by Hiilard G. Schoppe and contains seven
hundred ninety four acres. more less, 1C
T. NO. g. SOUTH DIVISION part of, being tract
Of land in the south part Of said township. bound
cd and described as follows: Beginning at a stone
post at the Intersection Of the north boundary
airy line Of T.. No. 10. s p; thence north the
southeast corner Of land said to be owned by Hill
line Of sale. schoppe's land to the east line Of
said east line Of Franklin to the northwest corner
of land said to be owned by the Hancock Lum-
Der Co; thence easterly by the north line Of said
@ Lumber her Co 1sG rods thence sEuthery
to the north line OF the u town OF theneo
the point OF beginning SAD dsseTbed land is
contains two thousand eight hundred six acres
more or leSS, .,,r.,o~, ~
T. ny. SOUTH DIVISION. part o. being tract
Of land in the southwest part Of said township:
bounded ana described as Follows Beginning at
the southeast corner % Of the The town to- Of Frankn
s eas 49, m he & or or
town OF FranKin; Tnene Ge south along the east
line OF sada town OF franKn 70 the point 81 begin
ning according 70 survey ana pan 81 salo town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-01

Sns es .
TT Da Of Of :a 1sns oanse
n b 81 "sknnos on on
less corner i Of the he PUB
rods the Southwest s eoner u Of
e So along s to s0 ha n
Gt If nnsf % 4oS
Sss i along s%g porh Inc
sss to ,%s
sSaS lana
reputed be owned By the cherry inad
SAND three handped sres or
less GALA
aaf5 f. ssas
sssas So rods st South the % t5d msss or
sS5s
a saa enc BE noy 50
sne e sa ss sohe e seu snuR Tine 3 e.
I'M 4oo aGds more or less s to the point Of
be owned by the Eastern Manufacturing co. and
less s.n
f. sa sa Sss
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snd fe Said te bee ow eH
Line ns Co. ef a ft ais Tss
Land Co. ct ais 400 RODS less he
hs eas a5 ar lad sna s. 1sas
nad % n sss a, sqathWsst lana
sas ssss% nr%Hs' ssd
ess to the pon Of besn t9o
s' Land is SS e %
hundred acres, more or less,
ssn5sa D ssa ss2s ':ssi
Of as sa % No. Be-
s. D; thence east the south line of r. No Is.
M. D., across NarraguaguS Lake,
said Hsstsrn '9 ManE
RAJ; "s5d ss
vs. SsSs Ss1s r. nSSs
s.ts S p thence T0rth ID along the east line
tie 5ssnninE G SAID dsscSbs 1isi land
Sons and contains six Hundred acres '1 more are OK
ssp land as ss5 ds.s1Ss
= . : s. rs: $55y j.
ts s"s By h Sc rod
e. 9 ns less an to and said d. to b be by
the Il nor t. linz Ins. Sad
& Ta5 ,osnss6 -, 4oss
RHln5 =, Of nbeginnlng Ssa dsSeSbsa re-
eight Rundred acres more Or iess
e Of sss in: 81
thence sals the neTsS
along be a"sS BY e 81
; SSa,s.l. 81 ssS.
r. Ss
Of the
:rs S $S s% 1"sss s
1snd ss ns 70
h0ssA saa
thence westerly 256 rods, less to the
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S;ysr ing t IS sSieSy$Iss Company
sSs,aS sSsr IL:
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by eight n oct and
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as ssd e s
:Ss !sss 81 ss
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yss .ns si'c
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Mrs. Al'cn Bynon and Mrs. Paul
Hendricks will be hostesses thn
evening for a buffet luncheon for
which they have invited a group
of young married Friends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Honoring their daughter, Miss
Gladys Dimeler, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Dimeler entertained for her.
with a birthday party Thursday
evening at the K. Of c. hall. A
color scheme of pink and white
was secured in the nail decOra-|
tions Of paper streamers and a
profusion of apple blossoms. In
teresting games were enjoyed and
dancing followed. Miss Dimeler
received many lovely and practic-
al gifts. Following the dsncing
the merry group was ushsred u
the Peacocl; room Of the Gray
Belle where dainty refreshments
were se-ved. and everyone enjoyed
a generous piece Of the immense
birthday cake. Miss Dire'vr ex-
pressed Ter appreciation TO her
many friends by singing = few
vocal numbsss. Invited guests
were Nv. and Ms. Ph ID Jas
Fossf. Miss iladYs Diine'e-. Miss
Mary yHeenan, Miss Mardette
Heenan. Miss Mary Isebold. Miss
Leah Suing, Miss Kathleen walsh.
Miss Louise Fisher. Miss Gather
inc Barhyte. Miss Catherine Saw
age. Miss Agnes Schultz, Miss Le-
Continued on page fwelFeD
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Mrs. L. J. Houser and her son.
Leland, arrived yesterday from
Roseburg and will spend about q
week visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Knighten.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Barbara Frietchie Camp Num-
Der Two, Daughters of Veterans,
will entertain with a silver tea
on Thursday afternoon, May 5, at
the home of Mrs. William J. En-
tress, 1887 State street. Anyone
who is interested is invited to
attend this tea, the proceeds from
which are to go to the Grand
Army department for use for the
convention to be held in Pendle-
ton. The hours announced for
the tea are from two to six.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

bert Ryan, Gordon Sammons.
Aubrey Tussing, Paul Wapato,
Bryan Conley.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Mrs. Jenette Meredith spent the
past week in Portland where she
visited at the home of Mrs. ].
e. Flanders.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30


Members Of the T. e. F. c. met
Thursday evening as the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Davies. The
evening was spent in playing Five
hundred, and when this drew to a
close, refreshments were served
ana music and dancing was en-
Joyed. High score fell to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Bozel. Mrs. Davies was
assisted in serving her dainty
luncheon by Miss Esther Davies
ana Miss Loleita Davis. Guests on
this occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. Ackerman, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
I. Barbor and A. B. Kelsay. The
club viii meet again in three
weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

Miss Margaret Griffith, who Is
freshman this year at the Uni
versity of Oregon, is spending the
week end in Salem at the home
of her parents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

SPECIAL! HAIR NETS
In cap style; of real hair; full
size; black, dark brown, medium
brown, light brown, blonde and am
be-; 8 for 25c or ...----..-.-..----90c doz.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

These jersey jackets come
in three lengths and in all
the spring colors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

The Writers section of the Sa-
lem Arts league will meet on
Tuesday evening at the home of
Terry Weigleman. Original pro-
ductions, some of which have
been published, will be read.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-30

,,a' .'n q Phi Kappa Pi fraternity
,,s '.'aeo last night with a ban
h., : 'ne Spa, followed by a line
H. . 1he Grand theatre. Those
-. saloyed ,rl this jolly evening
r. A. niss Dorothy THOMPSON,
H.. A,lee Skies, Miss Louise
a.. '.a, slss Opal Munsch. Miss
w.. :. .sanSlyke. Miss Olive
|n, S, Z ans Evelyn DeMoss, Miss
n, 1,aOnger, y Miss Louise Ru-
IL. AIS Gladys Wilson. Miss
- s. Dss, Miss Blanche Sutton
R.I..- -'aelyn Yerex, Miss lett
,s .ei Mss Ruth NaIlow -1.ss~ 49,
|nls ~ wagner. Miss Madse
No. N Elizabeth Sherwood
y. - ~ :. and Mrs. Hewitt and
h a. Ais- Ray L. smith Men
Is a. j.s,eTnity who entertain
|sa :. --@s' BOhle. Charles Cor
ls..ss. y G Coulter. Harold p,sTs Axe
49, eanEsns. Walter Kigbt
~ R,a. R@.n. IscOb Nickel. Ber-
-seT. Paul
I'm RoOkstooI, Al
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
GALES LLEGA A IZANTLA
EN- TODAS parties Els
BIEN RECIBIDO.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo r.
Aver un representante de la prem
sa acudio a las oficinas de la Sc
cretaria de Gobernacion para OBJ
tener informes acerca del viaje del
Secretario, senior general Gales.
Ell Subsecretario, licenciado Luz
go, informo que Ell senior general
Gales probablemente hasta hoy
llegara a Misantla, pues aver tar
de todavia no Sc tenia conocimien-
to nj siquiera de que hubiese sail
do de Jalapa y San Francisco, er
|donde tenemos entendido, Sc de-
|tuvo largamente ell Secretario de
Gobernacion, en- virtud de que hui
|bo de organizarse debidamente Ia
|escolta que va a acompahar a los
|viajeros, EN- csc largo recorrido I
|caballo.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
HAN APARECIDO EN- MExI-
CO DE
ESTADOS UNIDOS.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo H.
En- la Presidential de la Rep1-
blica y en- los centres obreros Sc
tuvo aver noticia de que numero-
SOS 'enganchadores' han alberto
o%ticinas EN- esta capital q varias
capitales de Estado, con objeto de
llevar genie a Estados Unidos,
For la via de Ell Paso, a la cose-
cha de arenque.
Los mencionados en%ganchado-
res hacen toda clase de ofreci-
mientos a los obreros mexicanos F.;
pero estos no Sc dejan enganar,
rues saben va por experienced, las
pesimas condolences porque atra-
viesan todos los trabajadores que
estan siendo repatriados, y los
cuales, en- SUI mayoria, fueron tam
bien alucinados por los engancha-
dores.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
FERROCARRIL EN- LA BAJA
CALIFORNIA.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo H.
Aver fueron aprobados en- la Sc
cretaria de Comunicaciones los
pianos de localizacion definitiva
del proyecto del Ferrocarril que
partiendo de Bahia Roca en- el
Colo de Cortes, vaya a terminar
en- TN punto de la Inca d~ivisoria
de los Estados Unidos.
Este ferrocarril, no obstante de
que apenas tiene treinta kilome-
tros de extension, es de suma inn
portancia porque atraviesa una
region minera muy RIGA que ac-
tualmente no tiene Was de comu-
nicacion para la salida de sus mi
nerales.
Los trabajos del nuevo ferroca-
rril es muy possible que empiecen
dentro de dos meses.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
Ell PROBLEMA ~PETROLERO
SERA PRONTO SOLUCIO-
NADO.

Ciudad de Mexico, Mayo 12.--
En- la acostumbrada entrevista
que concede ell senior licenciado
Rafael Zubaran Capmany a los
representatives de la prensa, Sc
lrataron diversidad de asuntos dc
sama importancia y trascenden-
oia. Desde luego, al referido Sc.
cretario de Estado, Sc lie interro-
30 acerca de la resolution a que
hoyan llegado tanto Ell Ministerio
de industrial como ell de Hacien-
ia, en- TODD aquello que Sc refiere
a la exploitation del orc liquido.
Concretando, el senior licencia-
do Zubaran Capmany declare,
marginalizando Ell proyecto de ley
de RECOMMENDATION del articulo
Il. que este problema, que Sc
ofrece a la consideration de los
oiputados, es tan complexo y ex-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
Ell GOBERNADOR DE LA
BAJA CALIFORNIA, DON
IBARRA, SA-
LIE PARA MEXICO.

Mexicali, Mayo 12.-Ayer sa-
lilo de esta ciudad con destino a la
capital de la Republica, Ell Sr.
E.pigmenio Ibarra, Gobernador
del Distrito Norte de la Baja Ca
lifornia, a donde va a conferenciar
con ell Sr. Presidente de la Repu-
|blica para Ell arreglo de asuntos
de la mayor importancia con refe-
|rencia al Distrito Norte. Acorn
Paha al Sr. Ibarra su secretaric
particular, Ell Sr. Jose Ma. Davila,
Uno de los asuntos mas importan-
ties que motivan SUI viaje, es ell que
atahe al desfalco de los fondos pu-
blicos durante la epoca de Cantu
ash como Ell de colonization y otros
varios.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
CAMBIO RADICAL EN- LA
POLITICA NAVAL DE LOS
A UNIDOS.

Washington, Mayo liza adj
ministracion del Presidente Hard
ing Sc propone hacer una verda-
dera resolution en- la politica ma
val de los Estados Unidos, y su
primer paso sera ell envio de una
poderosa flota a las Filipinas que
sera ell guardian de aquel archi-
|p;elago y Ell defensor de la politi-
ca de la puerta alberta en- Ell Leja-
10 Oriente.
Hasta ahora solo ha habido en-
aguas filipinas cruceros de anti
quo tipo, pero proximamente sc
enviara ALA una division entera
de dreadnaughts de primera cla-
sc y 80 destroyers, en- vez de II
que ha habido hasta bora.
Esto significa que ell Gobierno
desea tener en- aguas asiaticas
tina fuerza naval superior a la que
ha tenido ALI hasta aqui y unida
des de combate mas poderosas
que las que fueron enviadas du-
rante la guerra con Espaha.
Primeramente Sc enviara FL
1readnought Florida, oficialmen7
lie, con Ell proposito de que sirva
de buque insignia del almirante
John Strauss, que ahora 'enarbola
su insignia en- ell crucero Huron
POGO despues Sc enviaran al
Utah, ell Delaware y ell North Da-
kota a las mismas aguas, 10 Qua
indica que toda la quinta division
de la flota del Atlantico y una
cuarta parte de la primera divi-
sion de dreadnoughts Sc reunira
n aquel archipelago.
La flota del Pacifico Sc compo-
ne hoy de II dreadnoughts, 3 cru
ceros y mas de so destroyers y
tendra que operar en- union con la
flota de Asia, mas que con la del
Atlantico. La fuerza combinada
de la flota del Pacifico y del Asia
sera la mas poderosa que hayai
enviado los Estados Unidos a
esas aguas.
La fuerza total de la flota asia
tica cuando este complete, sera Ia
siguiente:
Dreadnoughts: Ell Florida, el
Utah, Ell Delaware y el North Da-
kota.
Cinco cruccros: ell Huron, el
New Orleans, ell Albany, ell Hele-
II y Ell Pananga.
80 destroyers. II submarines y
IA buques auxiliares.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14

Ell martes por la noche, el
Agente Federal de los Estados
Unidos, Blakley, salio para la Is.
Ia McNeal, establecimiento penal
del Gobierno, conduciendo a al
gunos reos sentenciados a diferen-
ties penas. Entire estos ibar
Charles Davis, sentenciado a Is
meses; Esperos Risatta, a 20 me-
scs, y Robert P. Burns, a 18 me.
ses por haber violado la ley Har-
risson sobre los NARCOTICS; Da'
mel Shivey, a cuatro amos, por ha-
berse robado un automovil condu'
ciendolo de un Estado a otro
Paul Papas, a Is meses, y un ane
= William Viera, John Kilcome
Daniel Reeve, convictos y confe
SOS de haber introducido chinos d.
contrabando. FL ultimo de 10
sentenciados fue Karl Albrech
ouien va a la misma institution
penal por IA meses por haber trai
do chinos a California.
Ell domingo ultimo la Sra
Lulu Mcbride, de "a amos d
edad, disparo dos balazos sobre s.
~padrastro Charles Everett. dejan
dole gravemente herido. La agre
sora Sc ncuentra en- la carcel d
ciudad. Va siendo tan comun es
de que las mujeres maten a 10
hombres, que algunos de ellos lie
sacan la vuelta al encontrarla
FOR las GALES.
John ]. Mcnamara, que estt
vo en- la Penitenciaria de Sa
Quentin por espacio de diez aho
por haber volado con dinamita
edificio del '"Times" y la Fund
ci6n de Fierro Llewellyn en- 1911
sali6 en- libertad Ell martes ult
mo.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
REGRESO A SONORA DEL
SIR. DE LA E - Sc
LIE GRANDES
FESTEJOS.

Hermosillo, Son., Mayo r.
De TN dia a otro es esperado en-
esta ciudad Ell Sr. Don Adolfo de
la Huerta, que fue Presidente de
la Repnblica y actualmente de-
sempena la cartera de Hacienda.
.Tanto en- Nogales como aqui y en-
otras poblaciones del Estado, Sc
lie preparan grandes y sinceros
|f~estejos, pues que Ell ilustre sono'
|rense Sc ha sabido captar las sim
patias de todos los m~exicanos, J
es por 10 mismo merecedor a lo'
lhonores que Sc lie tributen.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14
CONSULADO DE LA REPU-
BLICA DE CUBA EN- LOS
ANGELES, CAL.

Sr. Director de LA Prensa",
Los Angeles, Cal.
Distinguish senior y amigo =
Agradame comunicar a listed,
que, con esta fecha, Sc ha recibido
en- este Consulate, la siguiente
COMMUNICATION:
"Legacion de Cuba, Washing
ton, d. c., Mayo 2 de 1921.
"Senor Consulate complaz-
co en- poner en- conocimiento de
listed que, segun me comunica el
senior Secretario de Estado en- ca
BILE que recibi aver, ell DR.. Alfredo
Zayas y ell Oral. Francisco Carri-
Ito, fueron proclamados el dia %
de Abril por Ell Congreso como
Presidente y Vicepresidente de la
R~epublica para ell periodic de 1921
a 1925.-P. o. Arturo Padro, Sc
cretario."
10 que me homo en- comunicar
a listed, por 81 10 tiene a bien lie
var a las Columns de su ilustrado
periodico.
Su atento amigo y S. S.
J.. S. Saenz, .
Consul de la R~epublica de Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14

Mrs. Mary Fields, una negra
fue multada en- $500 por haber
vendido licores en- la casa habita-
Icion del No. 567 Shatto St.
-Ha comenzado Ell proceso, an
tie Ell Juez Brown, del mexicano
Jose Ma. Soto, que mato a la mu-
|jer Rosa Gonzalez Ell dia 9 del CO.
1riente.
-Por haber vendido dos bote-
Has de ~whiskey, JESUS Gonzalez,
mexicano, fue multado en- 5000
|ror Ell Juez federal Bledsoe.
j. w. O'Day, acusado de es-
tafa, fue detenido por la policia
en- ell pueblo de Santa Ana.
Como 1000 botellas de who's
y licores fueron destruidas antea-
yer por las autoridades cerca del
almacenaje de la calle New High.
Fue vaciado en- la alcantarilla.
La mayor parte de S liquido era
I'm veneno, pues que contenia IS
por ciento de alcohol de MADEIRA,
uno de los tosigos mas activos.
Joseph J%aussand, con resi-
dencia en- ell nufnero 015 Rich
mond ST., es un hombre muy de-
vote. FL martes ultimo fue a ia
Iglesia llevando ell libro de devo-
clones en- la mano. Al arrodillar-
Sc, Sc halo en- ell suelo un cheque
de $42 a favor de ]. F. Burns.
Creyendo que la Providencia ha-
bia premiado su devotion, 1evan-
to ell cheque, falsifico la firma de
Burns y asunto conclude. Fue
arrestado y anteayer compareci5
ante Ell Juez Forbes, imponiendo-
lie una fianza de $500 81 quiere
salir en- liberatd provisional. Fue
TODD una carambola.
Los historicos pantalones de-
Charles Chaplin fueron quemados
FL martes ultimo, por haberse
acercado demasiado a una lam
para de acetilina, al estar prac-|
ticando EN- una cine en- La Brea
Sunset Boulevard. Las piernas|
de Charles fueron chamuscadas y
ampolladas. Pero ESQ no impor-
ia: estaban aseguradas por Glen
mil dollars.
-Siguen suicidandose los HON
bres ricos. P. J. Morgan, de S.
amos de edad, y retirado del CO.
mercio, cometio suicide en- su ca
sa de la Barranca de Laurel, ahor
de una viga. Estaoa sim
plemente fastidiado de vivir.
-Anteayer salio para San
Francisco ell Inspector de Inmi-
gracion McMahol, conluciendo
veintic;nco chinos ) ,aponeseS 'Iu.
van a ser deportados al Oriente,
por haber entrado de contrabaudo
a California.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1921-05-14

tense, que requiere Ill ~
dc estudio, pues que I'M.
medic innumerables pul
significacion, que son di
resolver sin tropezarse [
reses encontrados que pud
terminar en- 10 future, muy
dificultades a nuestro pals"
Y en- seguida, ell alto func
10 expreso que al regiment
ell articulo ~, Sc precisara la
ria en- que deben aprovecharse
rroductos dc las zonas federale{
v, asimismo, quedara determina
Go ell uso que habra de darse en- 10.
SUCCESSIVE a los decretos expedidos
en- la epoca gu%bernativa del senior
Carranza.
La Secretaria de Hacienda y
Credito Publico, Sc dice que Sc ha
abstenido de tratar ningun asun-
TO petrolero, hasta que no este
aprobado Ell proyecto de ley de la
sdsodicha reglamentacicn consti-
tucional.