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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28

w, r. Faulkner and wife have
moved to the H. X. Woods resi-
dence on College street. Miss
MCGEE will continue to
make her home with them at
their new quarters. Mr.. Faulk-
ner 10 connected With Kruse 4
Balmar Hardware Co... Of Gin.
cinnati. Ohio, which concern he
formerly represented for d mum.
Der Of years ia southern Ken:
lucky.
Miss Grace Yandell, of Fran
ces. and Mr.. and Mrs. Will H.
Parrish. Of Meadville. Pa, were
meeting with old and new friends
here Monday. Mr.. Parrish. who
is an old Crittenden county. boy.
who has made good in the east
is now the guest Of his father.
G. W. Parrish. Of Frances. one
of the county's best men. who
recently celebrated his 7Ot6
birthday.
A valuable dressing for flesh wounds.
burns, sealds, old sores. rash. ehafsd
skin. 10 BILLIARDS. SNOW LINZ.
MENT, It 10 both healing and sntisep.
tic. Price 25e. soc and 800 per bot.
tie. Sold by James H. Orme. ~
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28


plume sale. Will sell a thousand
yards Of any color ribbon at half
price. Plumes five hundred at
half.price. Fifteen days only, |
come early and get choice at:
Mrs. Lottie Tinsley Terry's.
James Turley, age q. of Crit
tenden county. and Miss Tennie
Riley. age %. Of the Fredonia
country were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock Wednesday
afternoon by Judge N. P. Smith
at his residence in East Prince
ton. Princeton Leader
Rev. ]. T. Barbee has resigned
the passionate Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. in this City
and Rev. T. C. Newman has &C.
cepted the pastoral charge for
the unexpired term. and will fill
the pulpit the fourth Sundays in
each month. beginning with the
fourth Sunday in November.
Rev. T. C. Newman. w T Oak
ley. J d Asher. J S G Green,
and Mesdames Lillian Olive and
) W d Canaan. all of this city.
Rev. ] B Lowery, Of Joy. and
Newt Lamb and wife, Of Tribune
. left Tuesday for Hopkinsville to
: attend the General Synod Of the
: c. p. church. which convened
! there at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday
D night.
r. C. Crow, the mule man,
agent for Guyton & Harrington,
. Of St Louis. No.. who have con.
o tracts from the English govern
q ment for buying army mules
Q viii be in Marion Saturday. Oct
;. 30th to buy mules 5 to 10 year
. old, Is hands, l inch high ant
up, Of 1000 pounds weight ant
a up. Bring in your mules AMI
!. get the cash.
Ie Mesdanes Shelby ]. Gish, o
'e Central City. and Ed Rommell
|. Of Canton. Ohio and Miss Genev
ic Sandusky, Of Dawson Springs
who are speeding q few days tn
10 guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A
|, Downs. will leave the first o
o next week on . motor trip
: New York and will DO accom-
"A panied by Mr.. and Mrs.. Downs
n Courier Journal.
A protraeted meeting bess
a. 81 Sugar Grsve on Monday nigh
,. Oct 18th. and closed Frida
h night. 0ot END. There vel
M Is professions and several add
a. tons and many others who vi
bs Join later. Rev. T. C. Newman
Of this city conducted the NEE
ing. he having been assigne
r. there by the Presbytery. whie
en- met this month At BennettstowT
" whsssvsr yos Ned . Osssrsi Tos
ne Take Groves
ne The Old Standard Groves Tastsfs'
!. chill Tonic 70 equally valuable %
us General Tonic because Il couta.ns u
81 we'll known tonic propertiesof QUINN
). and IRON. II scts on the Liver, priv
" out Malaria, Rnriches the Blood a
pa.lds up the Whole System. 80 cent
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28

Give US a trial, the Krauss
laundry is the best in Evansville.
Barnes & Yates.
Man past 80 with horse and
buggy to sell Stock Condition
Powder in Crittenden county.
Salary $40 per month. Address
8 Industrial bldg, Indianapolis.
Indiana, Indianapolis, Ind. ltp
FOR SALE:-That part Of the
John Mum farm remaining I'M
cold, comprising rs acres, most
Of it in timber; about 10 acres
cleared all under good new wire
fence. S. M. JENKINS.
DR.. J. r. Perry. who was call
ed to Morley, Mo-. to see his
uncle. T. A. Minner returned
Thursday and reported him in a
critical condition with cancer of
the stomach, and other compli
cations.
Mrs. o. M. James left Tuesday
for Evansville to visit her sister
Mrs. E. B. Hackett in Evans
vile a few days. after which she
will proceed to Washington. She
will meet Senator James at Hen
derson.
Mrs. ]. l. Clement and daugh
ter. Miss Marian Clement. enter
tanned at Bridge Monday after
noon in honor Of Mrs. Harolt
Mcdonald. Of Chirago. VIII,
leaves soon to spend the winte'
In Florida.
! Mrs. J. G. Asher returne,
Monday frvm Q weeks visit b
her granddaughter, Miss Dell
Belt. At Caldwell Springs. wher
Miss Belt, who boards at MI
Nathan Linzy's. is teaching
fine school.
"A meeting will begin at tn
Second Baptist church next Sur
day morning at IL O'Clock. Til
pastor. Rev. Hosea Paris will B
assisted by Evangelist X. A
Barnes. Of this city. The publ
, Is invited to these services.
Ian Harpending. representa-
the Marion Lodge. F. B. Heat
Luther Randolph. representa-
: the chapter. and Marion MeCor
nell have oil returned from d
, meeting Of the Grand Lodge
last week. e-a
Rev. J. B. Trottor who h
: been In . meeting at Pinekne
vile church and did not All b
pulpit last Sunday. will b
, hand aext Sunday at the NOR
? ing and evening service at q
\, Frat RssD.si'et s. church
~ Misses Frances and VI
ginia Blue. Of Marion. have be-
spending a few days with the
q aunt Mrs. r. l.. 0rme, at q
: Bernardin. Miss Frances Bl1
!, is returning from a three mont
u western tour to visit the expos
|. tons and other points Of int
ost Evansville Courier.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28

FOR cleaning. pressing. repair
ing and dying. see E. H. Yates.
A japanese Tea and Utility
Shoppe will be opened by the
ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church in Nov. Time and place
will be given later.
Squire C. R. Stephens. the old
body guard. c. r. Babb, W. o.
Hayden and G. Henry Rappolee
represented the Salem Lodge at
Louisville last week. ."
J. Bell Kevil and daughter.
Miss Mabel. left Friday to visit
his sons d. b.. James and X. X.
Kevil. of Sikeston. Mo. They
will be absent several days.
| have q fine large bone thor
ough bred Poland China male at
my farm. Service $l.00.
Imp E. c. Simpson.
Just resolved q new line Of
coats and coat suits to be sold at
cost for fifteen days only. New.
est and most up.to-date at
Ars. Lottie Tinsley Terry's.
Mr.. T. L. Huber. assistan,
manager Of the St. Louis branch
Of the Ford Motor Co.. was in
our city last Friday on q visit to
the local agent Mr.. G. W. Abel.
L0ST:-0n south extension Of
Main street. Saturday. an enc
gate to wagon. Finder please
return and b rewarded.
6. N. JENKINS.
Miss Vera Conyer. who hal
been visiting her sisters. Ms
Clifton King and Miss Beulal
Conyer. in Memphis. Tenn. foI
several weeks returned hom'
Sunday.
LOST: Monday on streets. o
in some store, q pair Of COL
nose glasses with hook IN,
! chain. Reward. Mrs. NJ. N
J Wilson at s. NJ. Jenkins res
: idence. ...
Mrs. John w. Wilson, who
spending the winter with he
! husband and children at III
J Hotel Crittenden. left Wednes
day to visit Mrs. James H. Wi
liams in Princeton.
Il Mrs. Dorsey Clark, daughter
Miss Marie and son. Audra, me
tored over 70 Dycusbufp Sunda
bringing back with them Mr.
fClark's cousin, Miss Mona Goth
! Iran; Of Paducah. 80 '- 3
ejS The Pearl Steam Laundr
:. asssssi Attks Marion Barb,
Z Shop. (Esslsy & Beaimear
Please leave your bundle. A
2 work guaranteed. : Bassett an
y Clarence Newcom, Agents.
!, Allie E. Hillyard. age "a.
- farmer Of Order, and Miss Flo
ence Riley. age 20, Of Fredonl
, r. 8. were married at Farmer
81 vile Wednesday by Rev. W.
= Moore. princeton Leader.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28

Barnes & Yates. agents for
Krauss laundry.
Miss Sallie Franklin. Of Nor.
ley, Mo-, arrived last week to be
the guest OF relatives here and
in the country.
Richard Bebout. OF Sheridan,
who represented the Hurricane
Lodge in Louisville last week.
has returned home.
J. c. Lowery and wife. who
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Goodloe for the week end
have returned home.
Have your clothes Dry Clean
ed, pressed and repaired by E.
H. Yates.
C. B. Woody, Of Nation, rep.
resented Zion Hall Lodge Of Ma
sons ut the Grand Lodge ir
Louisville last week. .
Mrs VIM. Barnett and daugh
| ter. Mrs. Harold Mcdonald. Wit
were in Louisville shopping las
week. returned home Friday.
Hats! Hats! So cheap. Velve
Sailors SOC. Just received 4 new
line. Come and see them at:
Mrs. Lottie Tinsley Terry's
Mrs. E. T. Franklin and SOL
Watts, of Hebron we're guests o
her son. Prof. Hollis C. Frank
lin. Of the Marion High School.
Mrs. r. Raley. Of Harrisburg
Ills. arrived Wednesday after
noon. Oct. 10th to visit her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Co
pher.
Cleaning. pressing and repair
ing. Agents for the White Swal
Laundry. Best in town. A
work called for and delivered
Huffman & Cook. jenkins Bid
| Miss Frances Blue returne
Tuesday afternoon from Sa
Francisco. CAL. and reports
most delightful trip on the Pr
cifc coast. ",
i Soloman Gugenhsim. Of Ne,
York. was In the city Tussda,
the guest Of his brother. Sal
Gusenheim, the Main stree
merchant.
Mrs. C. C. Tayl9. who sper
last week In Henderson. u
gusst Of her brothers Riehar
and Curtis Pieksns re,urns
, home Sunday.
Little Miss Losiss Taylor Il
! Friday for Hesdsrsou 10 do sou
shopping and TO jelHher n>lAs
, They returned home togsth,
last Sunday.
\ James Paris the shoe deal
4 and maker. returned Fridl
{ afternoon from 81. Louis. N,
where he had been for his q
. and winter stock.
y lavlgoeatlng to the Pale esd Siet
, The Old Standard seusrsi strengthening tor
CRovRs rAsrRf.Kss chill roNic. drlyes
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28
Krauss laundry is best Of all.
Barnes X Yates

Krauss laundry is best Of all.
Barnes 4 Yates !
FOUND:-A pair OF gold.frame
spectacles. Sullivan. at Depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren E. Yates
and children have moved to Bar
low. Ky.
Teachers grade cards one pen.
, ny each on hand at the Press
Office.
Rev. 7. A. Conway. Of Hen
derson. was the glest OF friends
here Monday.
Miss Myrtle Glass was the
guest last week Of her uncle at
Evansville. Iut.
Teachers grade cards. one
cent each at the Crittenden
Record.Press office.
II you want a good typewriter
ct less than half price. see J. W.
Guess. Il
Lost: Hind end-gate Of Blount
wagon. Finder please return to
Press Office and be rewarded.
Mrs. L. NJ. Frisbee has sent in
4 liberal contribution to the old
cemetery fund.
Albert E. Orr. Of Providence.
was here last week soliciting for
the N. Y. Life Insurance Co.
Old clothes made new by f.
H. Yates, the clothes doctor. 7"
Phone l6. " ~,
Chas. Fox represented Liberty
Lodge OF Frances at the Grand
Lodge meeting in Louisville. las
week.
Mrs.. Leslie Pstmore and it'll,
son. Of Princeton. were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Givens last
week.
Al 2ickens and wife hav,
moved to their new plantation
on the Ohio river. down below
Paducah.
C.. E, Weldon. Of Padueah
Was 10 the city several days lee
week. visiting friends and Of
BUSINESS.
City taiss NE Ode end mus
b settled - savs eo.ts.
. .. A. 8. CANAAN,
Collector.
will W. Lamb and Mrs. Lea
Birchfeld left Tuesday to atten
the synod Of the C. P. church q
Hopkinsville.
Harry Hall. At View, KY, ha
y agood stock and is selling man
articles at cost to make room fc
new fall goods.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28

The Old Standard reusrsi strengthening tonic,
oRovR's TAsrRLRss chill ToNIc. drIyes out
hsisrts, enriehes the blood nd buiids up the ere
TEN. 4 true tonie. vor sduits and children. Se.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28
2 voa Need Q Osserai To-
Take Groves

rhs Old Standard Groves Tsstsfess
chill Tonic 10 equally valuable % .
Ceuesai Tonic because Il couta.ns the
we'll known tonic propertiesof QulNiNk
and IRON. II sets on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Rnriches the Blood and
pu!lds up the whole System. 50 ccnta
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28

Extra Ddlues in boys suits. oDercodfs.
mackindUs and extra pants. Don't fail
TO see them.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-10-28

Newest styles in hats and caps. Also
a complete line of shirts, underwear an0
hosiery.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
LOS AVISOS DE OCCASION.

Como nuestros ~iectores habran no.
tado, tenemos en- nuestro diario una
section llamada de Avisos de Ocasion,
sobre la cual queremos lamar la aten-
cion del publico en- general.
Esta s~eccion cs de vcrdadcra impor-
lsncis para cl que busca ur cmpleo,
para cl que quierc un cmplcado O sir
~Yientc. para cl que ticnc algo u
vcndcr . ccmprer, para todos, ell re-
sumcu, los que nccesitan poncrsc CT
cortecto con s~iguicn para lleyar e
.abo q a~rreglo dc cuslquier ~nesocio.
Ia PRENSA cs cl reriodicc mcxi-
cano mas lcido dcntro y fuera de San
Antonio y sus anuncios son dc result
tados~ practices inmediatos. En- GUAM
to al prccio dc clos en- la seceion dc
Ayisos dc Ocssicn, bsstcnos dccir u
poJemos publicarios hasta por la in.
siEnificantc sums dc Is centayo..
ST ~necesita usicd trabajo O empIes.
dos. ST trata dc r~entar, comprar O
vendcr. a%lguna casa o t~eTreno, 81. ha
perdido alguna cosa. 81 quiere COM
prar o vender muebics, joyas, etc,
rase Il nucstras oficinas y lie daremcs
. corocer mucytres condolences par.
r-LI.cs: !c. s~::cs 1. oes..c.. pc-
- fSoi :=e!o =c=sesa.r1 y l US
tsS 9sScEpes - S-kSA Sz
60 saax~ A;.S-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
En- ell Can0n de Santa Catarina, donde Sc e%nCuentran certificates
los ~vIistas, ha perdido mueha genie Jacinto Treviio,
al uuerer avanzar sobre SatIIo, COah.
Despues de SUI vctiooa vances dme Paredan Jacno Trevnoh a suHdo una es de denotas
a cesar de que @a dnpueto defender eaap plaza asia ell dtmo momnto

tosi. Parece que estas trOpas ira
tan de ganar la frontera y de ALI
que estaen empujandO a los carran-
ciStas al NOrte. .
Los .iefcs Urbina y Madero puedeE
diSp0ncr dc dOcc mil hombreS, con
los que balirin a JacintO Trevilo.
uuicn ha rcunidO tOdos los clemen-
tos de que diopone y manifesto
10 d su so~ficialcs que no a"Dand0nara
la Monterey micntraS tenga con que
defender Ia plaza.
En- NucyO Laredo clrculO aver 81
Irumor de que Carranza laDla or
lruado d JacintO TrcvilO Que aban-
ionara Monterrey y 80 r~econcentra-
ra con todaS sus fuerZas en- Mata-
moros Y NuevO Laredo: y como IN
rsla Ultima plaza 81 hacen prcpa-
raiivos como para alOiar tropaS o
hcridos. Ia noticia anterior ha To-
maIo currpO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
PERAIIS0S PARA FlNCAR.

I. +. Brady. eiificio, st. Mary
street. block iO6: $500.
r. W. Rogers. bano, San Fernando
Street. block 279: $500.
Rosa Talamontc. habitaci6n DE-
Tres pleas. South MatamoroS Street
block 36S; $3.50.
+. T.. Cadena. almacrn. West Pa
lari~ Street. block 1903: $3.50.
f.. e.. Saul. p6rlic". Palmetto Ave
nue.. block 5000: 500.
W. e.. Barthoiemar. habjtaci0n de
t-.S pleas. y. Star Street, Lotc No.
II. block 81: 5000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22

vor partr de- SuS tropas. que OPP
r,hon en- 81 .Nortc. hacIa los IuGa-
ros Jondc los indicS - habian SUI
hI.yado, amrnaHaudo con perJudicAF
= narjonalrs Y r~NIranieroa en Su'
villas T. intrrcScs. Fl rnN1o dc las
,ropas al Rio Yalui. dcbllIto Ia'
yuarnirionrs de- las pIaLaS del Nor
f.. Ia roIulnna de- TruiilIo sue -
.r,ha eDrargada de dcicuer a los ca
~rrarri,ias en- Aqua Pricia y rNliaT
que pudi"ran moyiiiharse hac'a 81
Sur.
CalIc. aproycch6 ga c~Irc'ln,Ian-
ria y ordcn6 que dos columnaS >9-
lonlrs de- rarranristas que operapaiI
On IL, nisiritos DE- .Nrilpc y Moci"-
uIma Y Que sumaban dos mi nom
brcs. - incorporaran a Ia suaFn'-
zion de Aqua Pricia. para esiaf Ell
nosjhilidad de iniciar resuc!tamcnie
aImnos movimientos Que tenia el
.proverfo. Reforzado Gales. y drpI-
.lilado TrujilIo. pudo cl prlmero sam
de sas posiciomcs De Aqua PFle'a'
on las ulc Ina cstIdu pOr mas he scl7
.m,,cS, = inrliugir una derroia il
rnlisudc. 81 m'sIno tempo,
t,,,,,, r,r, M. urupdra Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
correspondence especial para Ia PRENsA.

correspondence especial para Ia PRtNeA-
NOGALES. Arizona. Julio 20.-kI
general carranri,ta Plutarco Elias
habia tornado un plan coll
si>tcnye en- apodrrar>e Ic Ia plaza
>~rrina. asieuto del cuartel general
del -obcruador Naytorcna, para
ascsjar uu ru=o =olpc a los mayto-
rcuistas y lur=o invadlr las pobia-
clone, c~cntraleS del Estado.
Tai :" d~r,prcndc dc los intormes
que hr rccabadu. Gales tuNo lnfor-
mes rXartos de- que Ia @]uarniri"n
dc Nc-a,"s. Sonora. era muy csca>a.
a,i como que "a columna Dc Tru-
lilo. due - h1liaba Ell Cabullona,
constable apcUas Dc uucs quInIcntoS
hombres. por 10 que decidio envlal'
una cOlumua DE- dos mil carran-
cistas para aIacar d dicho jefc, en- Ia
seguridad IL aulQuilar!0 con las tro
pas Il tcnju 4 >uS 6rdcpe>. APPROVE
chandO =. morrutc en- que n par
t. de SuS tropa> eStaDa cOmDatlrn-
do u Ia geutc Jg TrujiLIo, Gales or
demo Que ORA rolumna ~salicra d"
Aqua Pr!eta y - dlrigievI d mar-
chas fcrLadao SCORE IA plaza d. Nd
80 - - r. -LlA1a..s.sa H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22

IoS carranciSt1S que prrtend!erOn
a~podrrarSc de Ia region carbonifera
hacr varioS diaS.
Los villistas quieren a~p0derarse
cuanto antes De la ciudad de Monte
rrey. para activar la campana has
la Laredo. pues deSean tener contro-
iaId> las COMMUNICATIONS entire la
ritada ciudad fronteriza ' la capital
Dc! EStato d. COahulla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22

iefeS carranciStaS, eStos han tenldo
que recurrir a la odioSa "leva'', que
tantO criticarOn al gobierno caido.
pcro, no UbStante los medios VIC
lcntos que Sc han empleado, muy
pocas son las v~acantes que han po-
dido rubrir los carrancistas, pucs FL
pueblo va no quicre if a la que
IRA, porquc sabc que ningun pro-
vechU SAGA de- ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
Correspondence especial para Ia PRENsA

LAREDO. Tex. Julio 19.-COmo 10
infOrmt en- mi telegrama de anOche,
Sc han eStado recibiendO n0tIcias
en- esta ciudad, acerca de los comba-
ties que han tenido lugar entire las
'ciudades de Monterey y Saltillo, con
motive ~ que los c~arranclstaS man
dados por cl General JacintO Trevi-
no. tratan dc avanzar hacIa Ia ca
.pital cOahuilenSc cOn el prop6Slto
de capturar Ia plaza, y los rilllStas,
por 81 partr. ademas de oponersc
al referido ayance, prctenden a to-
da costa captUrar Ia ciudad de- Mol
terrcy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
A Los PROFESORES DE MUSICA Y AL
PUBLIC0.

Fl ST. Pedro n. PARA, conocido compost
,or. tiene a Ia yenta sls ultimas compost
ZONES musicales para orGuesta o plano. Los
lrreglOs de Instrumentation estan hecnos
de Ia manera s%iguiente:
bon o Cello Y Contrabato. FL director 0 par
te de piano Sc mandara por separaoo d los
proreSoreS por % centavos.
LISTA DE PLEAS.
Ia PRENSA (%Sfarcha) ................. COG
vi PENSAMIENTO (SalS) .....-..... quo
81 n nE sRTISTa (yals) ....,.. TSc
N4RCH. ISTERMEZZO ................ $50
HAPPY H0UR (TalS) ...........:....... 3yo
PIPO marcha ca Aires cionalc ::,sl.os
Hagansc los pedidos q PEDRO n. PARRA'
Dallas. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
A Los PADRES De FAHlLIA De ORlGA
MEXIClNO RESIDENCES
FUERA De SAN ANTONIO.

Professor y ~profesora de instruc-
cion primaria, con titulo de Ia Repu-
blica Mexicana, actualmente residen-
ties en- San Antonio, desean eJercer
su profession en- algin pueblo cercano
4 la Ciudad. Los m~exicanos que sc
~interesen por Ia instruction de sus hi
jos y deseen hacer proposiciones, pue-
den enviarlas a D. R. R., SOC Durango
Street, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
FFUNClUNES

E~.i..a prHa. cdad :: amos. Hou--
.nu. Texas. ruvenenamleuto.
T.. E>pino>a. riad una >rnlaha,
Il. south Fro Street: iaanlclcn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22
MATRIilONl0S.

jose Navarro y Reyes Hernandez.
.Auas;aSjo Fabrla y Candciar!a
.A."IaJn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-22

|uBR0S De AVENTURAS
a ~ crnIayus ceGa Iumo
Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los, crimina-
les.
81 Vendedor de csd5ve-sQ
FL robo del diamante sya!,
La hija de- usurero.
Blackwell, el pirata del Tsmcsis.
Jack ell GestriPador.
Los monsderos fa!sos Ia Lo0lres-
la maleta sangrienta
Tn medico criminal.
FL testamento del 6irecto-.
Sherlock Holmes y el contrebsc-
dista de opio.
En- la escuela del crfDeo De Pitts
burg.
: A las puertas de la muert=
. La viuda roja de Paiis
La best:a humana.
Una noche de terror.
FL robo del collar de perlas,
La infame posada del Cairo.
Ell nsufragio de Corfu.
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Ell CORESPONSAL..
Arizona republican., 1915-03-02
MOTOR GAR MONEY IS
 KEPT IN CIRCULATION

Every dollar expended in motor cars is just so much money contributed 70 the general prosperity of the country. declares John N. Willys, president of The Willvs- Overland company. Every automobile purchase means that hun dreds of people are profiting by the in- vestment. The conversion of raw ma terial into finished cars and parts IS putting millions of dollars every month into the pockets of machinists. found- rvmen trimmers. assemblers and other master workmen. These men in turn are handing over their money to the butcher, the baker. the grocer, the mer- chant and the banker.
 Figures as to the number of men who gain a livelihood through this single industry are not available be- cause of the various allied trades in volved. Fut there are garagemen. salesmen. tire makers, manufacturers of accessories and electrical equipment, leather merchants, steel men and mak- CTS of other products, who with an enormous army of employees profit di- rectly or indirectly by the manufacture and sale of motor cars"