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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
POLK ! ARREDONOO
De ACUERDO EN-
AlCU NOS
DETALLES
Ahora solo faIta que el Primer Je-
fe apruebe ese convenio para que
10 ratifiquen en- Washington
ROGERS EOIffO A Y. tARRANA QUE
HtBIA FRO3sbILIDADES De que S-
lIERAN LAS TROPAs De MEXICO
reIegrsma ESPECIAL para IA PKENSA.

reIPgrGma ESpecial para IA PRENSh.
WASHINGTON. Julio lS. r.. sun
snrrrraria d- FSiahn Polk y "i F;h-
Laiador rarranci>la Arr"ionio. .t'-
aaron hoy IN r"nV"nlo IN !" d'i' :"
rrricrc a Ia i"finiri6n de la tn"Sti"--
uns uuc drbnr;in ser tratadaS p0r las
rornjSionrS d. los dos @obi"rn"S Iu"
van q rcnnir-r d"niro d. n"cA tl"m-
nn. FL ronvcnin Srri ratifical" ian
hIa.o coma Carranza 10 ar?ueh". !,
Al.unos runrionarios l"l GohjnFno
americana iIl""on qu" p%"hahi'nHn-
lr nIGr "n Ia prr>cnlr Semana . .te-
.aria un rnmplrt0 arr"@.o. e.
La principal question lu" !a< TO-
m!~i"n"> t"nhrian IN" d"rIdIr - a
ir la sal.la i" las tr"pa$ am"ricanaS
,lr MtNir" p"rn S"=lln :" ha Icrta-
RADIO. Ia eXprdiri|n ">tara IN Terri
lnrin american" an;H> Il" IN" :" r"'l-
nan ynS t.nnrrr"nriSta>. ri prr<'i"nte
WjlSrn. SngrIn - Sah", Y - na 'ti"h1
con an:rri"ridai. i">"a IN" no -
di>rlta In l"~aiidad ,i" Il rNpedlr!"n
plniiiya y pr"r"rir;i Sara".a vo!un-
lariancntr Dc M;Xir" ! Ia >itIarl6n
miIitar I'll "A frnnt'ra IIrNic?na 20
p"rmi;".
por nntiria> r",.inlria> j" n '.iuHah
ir MiXiro - sane IuH Il represent
tanlr Rodgers h. ha mapifrStadn a
Carranza aS probahIidair> lttc nay
,ir uur Ia "Xp"iiriIn pual.jNa saga,
aunlIr ,u IA l.a>a Blanca iif'r'N
uli" .>aS n"tlria> p"dian ~"g ~N!:t2>
=. ucgar"n a .nntrmar.a>. La ajrDl-
ni<trar.in americana. >"=lin 'IIlr.4n
ai.linnS fuuri0narI"S ir ella. nu eSta
di>pu">,a Il iar publlrldad la >alIda
,In las tr"paS i Mexico. D"ro orle-
nara IA rriira Ia Il" ..StaS i la SltIa-
lion lo p"rmite. r. Pre>Identr VIII
son ha inSlStiio Ell que mentras no
"X.Sta I'll In fr0nt"ra una S"grrldan
raHonaDl" no poird lIegaG>r ning7!n
arre.lo con q 2ohi"rr" Il" fa%t0 de
Mexico.
Por % tant". los comisionados de
10, E>tldoS Uni,IoS llevaranipRr prin
ripaI obicio Il pcdir toda ciase de
prolercionc> para la trontrra amerl-
cana. en tantn que los de Carran2a
traiaran lie harcr que 50 avcrlgue el
nrigrn de los raids Que e. Primer je-
f. ere" Iur cn @u mayor part" nan
Sido nr-anizadnS en tcrrIt0rio amcri-
rano por los intrrvrnclonlStaS de es-
lr pai< que tienen lntereSeS en- Ne
yjco. - por los nreXican"S reacci0-
narioS refu.iados
f.! personal de Las comiSioneS Y las
ferilaS Y 81 .ugar rn que vay1n te-
nrr mcar las pliticas todavia no han
>iio diScutidaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Un guardia americana
dio muerte a un me-
xicano en- Douglas
DICE Ell GUARDIA QUE Ell NE.
XICANO LLEVABA UN RIFLE
POR ESQ LIE HIZo FUE
co CON Ell SUYO
frr-nraua Gsnsc,aI uara Ia pRENSs


DOUGLAS, Ariz., Julio lS.-El
Soldado r. Tucker, del lilo. de infan-
tcria, di6 un balazo, que tai vez sea
mortal. a Antonio Rodriguez, music"
mexicano, mientras este un compa
nero suyo sc dirigian aver en- Ia tarde
hacia Ia Inca international. Uno dc
los meXicanos llevaba un rifle, segun
el decir del soldado Tucker. quien
agrega que mando al hombre que hi
ciera alto, V como aquel no obedecle-
Sc. llam0 a un muchachito meXicano
que iba en- una bicicleta Y lie dijo que
alcanZase 4 los dos mexicanos Y les
Giiera que Sc parasen. Como viera
que no hicierOn case al muchacho,
abri6 el fuego Hlientras aquellos iban
todavia dentro de- lado americana.
Tucker di6 aviso inmediatamente
su jefe Immediate de que habia ma
tado u los dos hombres. Aver, al obs
curecer todavia no era arrestado Tue
ker. Tai vez esto Sc deba a que Tue
ker V un Official que estaba con el,
decls:aron que al verlos los mexica'
nos, dejaron caer el rifle entire unos
matorrales, como so yardaS distantr
de Ia linea international, sin inten.
tar recobrar el anna, y todos los
guardas americanos tienen instruc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Niegan que SUI viaje tenga por objeto iniciar
un nuevo movimiento revolucionario
Los peri6dicos neoyorkinos insisten en- que el
ex-federal y ell Ing. Bonilla trabajan
por eI Partido Legalista
ASEcIjRASE QUE FL PARTD0 TEM "a cABNfTE EN- Ell QUI
FIGlRAN tIHAbT0UR, CALER0, FLORES MACON, I ANGELES
Celegrana Exclusive para LA PRENSA

Julio lSAcaban aha puerto los seno-
Felipe rgenic.o Manuel Bona de qlenes dJo
ncir movimento
vouonao levaria nombrc de legaita
cionados neoyorkina
Angeles Boni! vnien tra-
bar
ctaE los po!tco
pueton-
cgaIo2 trhaa g! paTto %2ifa
de los lcea
Se!ccon @abinee e cua! figan iinartou
Calco Flores Macon e mimo AngeeS.
Ell "erad !cenc:ad Manuel NaZQueZ Tage
egasta% para Replb promnen
ceeaiin nochc conenc FL Pao
peri5Gico que Pen Wilson huari
dehea el dcSarrolo
diccorc de {! itorio los Eados
Unidos.
FL Time" a hoy dc Mexico
"ompacido hayan podo eg@ rfcto SoDerno
Washington Mexico nonbraniento las comonc DIS
e peroo
inUiles p"feribe
cue
en- Mexico Il eecconcs peidencacs.
LECALIsTA HA ENvIADo AGENTEs TRAvES DE
MEXICO
Teegama Especial LA PRENSA.
Ell PAso Texas partdo
gobrn
estableiio sb unas cuta
Mexico
trataen
d partido poco c de derur
conderar principal obtacuo
estateca Mexico ella goerno ccgdo ue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
GREEN Los FL|pIR0S QUE FL
JAPOk TOHARA 4 SU
CARGO Las IaAS
Los JsPOHfSFS HAN C0HTROlDO Ell IRA
FGg HAsfTIHO Y HAN DfSARR0llADO
IN GRAN ISCAla yU C0HERCl0

WASHINGTON. ju.I" lS.-H" M
"Siad" "h~"rNand" que inrhira> mas
pr"hahli"iad'> ''aE Il" N"" 2|a '''-
''aram II IhArPrh'"l'''" '' '''P'-
naS. rI enthusiasm" d' !"> i'a'iN"> i"'
"ht'n"F >i 'li"'r'aH i"'' .'" I'D Vii
Il" t''Sai''i'. La '"">' ''' '''''t''' -
.rn'HIia>I''" d" '"> i'il''''" u
r' H'''"'i''' l"'' ~ '-'''' !" ''', ~ - w.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
TeIesfama Especial para l.: PRENSa

Fl. PASO TrYaS. .IuIl0 lS.-Fran-
cisco Villa M avanza Sobre Ia from
terra, como So hahia dicho. 'Por =!
ronlrario. II JEFF" rch"de csta r"t!-
r;iniosr hacia II sur Y ahandOnard
al Esiaio dr Chihuahua. AquI So tu-
vieron hoy nnliciaS de uua Villa ha
rcunido todaS laS furrzas que hahia
dividido para Que atacaran varlaS
poblacionrS De! sur de- ESIatio de
chihuahua. Y DUE con todas - rSta
rclirando hacia las montailas del Is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Un soldado furioso CORE
DOR las GALES de Har.
lingen, Texas

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Julio Is.
Ell soIdado Thomas 7. Rupt, del
2So. de infauteria. atacado de una
especie de locura furiosa, corrio an
tenoche per las GALES de Harlingea,
atacando Il cuantos encpntraba. g
hiri6 fatalmente 4 otro Soldado de stl
mismo regimiento, Y un meXlcano
desconocido. Al pasar por una cantina
de donde habia sido arrojado. dlspar6
Dor varias veces. Una de las balaS hi
rio un camarada suyo eli el esto-
mago, otras dos balaS traSpasaron
una pierna otro scldado amigo suyo
Y la cuarta fue herir EN- ii espalda
un mexicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Fl IAPON AYlDARA A MEXICO EN- Case
DF GIIfRRA CON Los T. UNIDOS
Asi 10 declare en- la Habana el professor
de Ia Universidad de Toxic, II. Osaka
,-r,,rro Especial para LA PRENsA.

iARANA. Cuha. luIi" iS.-Pr"-
cedcnt" irI puerto d" NrracruA arT'-
on hoy a "Sla ciudad - ~'lhdIt" IA
pon..< Ii. Osaka. professor ~ IA nj
yrrSi lad de- Toxic. FL reErrli" pro
r,.-or .lr-iarh a Ia pren>a 'lu" 2. Ia
n1n ayular;i iar"ndicl"nalnentT Il
N.xira. ruanio e>ir pa1S >"-t"nGa
una guerra contra la~ F.Siad"> tn'-
,;o<. Osaka diio uu" 81 considerable
III, la guerra entr" MANic" Y ."> t.S-
,ain> In..!oS n" ha -ide> "yIia1a. 81
no tiniramrnie p"spursia Ia f"rha
,in S,l yrrificaci6n y que an >'i con
,.entn. incu">'i"nah."mrnt" n -n"rra
v,.ntr-;i.
t.r.:.~a Iuo ii profesn' osaka -
!.rN.n IN Mexico con aigjina r"ml>I"n
del -ahi"ran iapon,:>. : -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
.I,p,RALISlS NFANTlL ASSUME
pBOpORClONES ESPANT0SAS
IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Julio iS.-tnd fu"r-
10 diSminuci6n en- 81 ndmer" de de-
rnne;onps rausadas por Ia paraiiSis
fnraniil la presentation de nuev"s
,asos. eonStiuyeron la information
dada aver al Departamento lie SaIn-
hridad. Eurante las u.timaS - hora>'
Jasd,. las 10 a. M. de anteayer. ii NJ
nos murieron De Ia terrible epidemla
= o. nuayns raS0S - pre>entaron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Gonzalez sale cor sus
tropas de la plaza de
Ciudad Juarez

Ell PASO, Texas, Julio lS.-Fran
cisco Gonzalez. ell iefe de las armas
en- la vecina plaza de Ciudad Juarez,
sali6 noy en- un tren militar con las
tropas de mando, por Ia via del Fe-
rrocarril Mexicano del Noroeste.
Segin anuncio hecho por ell mismo
Gonzalez, solamente va con Sus fuer-
zas practicar un viaje de inspec-
cion; pero no obstante eSta declara-
ci0n, las autoridadeS militares a.
mericanas de aqui no dejan de mos
trarse receiosas de ese movimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

carranrismo sobre Fl villiSmo; pero
.r.vi de 81 deber presentarSe ante
sis enemigos para ofrecerles suS
~orvicios para defender Ia patria
~ case. de guerra extranicra" Los
carrancistas 10 aprehendieron Y aho-
"a 10 han ejeeutado, en- castiso de los
arimeneS que cometi6, luchando pa;
"a derrunbar a. primer jefe.
Ell CORRESP0NSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19

clones de hacer fuego Sobre :odoS
aquellos que porten armas, por 10 que
Green que Tucker habria faltado I,
su deber 81 no hubiera obrado como
10 hizo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
V|LLAVA A RECONCENTRARSE,C SUS
HONBRES EN- Ell ESTAD0 De DURANGO
Esperara ALI la oportunidad de reanudar
sus actividades en- la frontera, GUAM .
do esta no este ben protegida

tadu Ir Durango. dnnG" :" dice que
"Sprra';t a que IA proIarclJn ie "a
frrn!"la americana sea mrn0S rtIcaz
IN" Ir - ar!ilaimrnle. con los MI
ildrrS ,r SoIdado> del ej"rcito regular
y milician"S Que movi!iIb II preSi-
i"nir Wilson.
iSrgiIra-. Due villa atacj .limeneT,
ParrH Y otraS pIaHaS de Chihuahua,
Solo ron 81 nbi"t0 =" prcveersc de VI
v"r"S para =, soSienim!entO d: sus
furrtaS duranle q tempo que va q
r-pcrar rn a. c.ua;Eiia> jcE Esta1o
j" DIran:o. Ia op0r!unidad dc reanu
iar SIS arIiVi8ades IN la fr0ntera.
I'm a!cunn- cirruIoS 80 dice. que
4" Que prrtrnIp Villa - reunir mas
rIrmratn> 4 fin II poier :Omar II
of.nSiva contra los carrancistas,
pu"s comprende que con los hombres
qur tirne rn la actuaidad no pOdra
i"minar a Trevliio, Julien cuerta
ron mas de treinta nail hombres en-
"I E.tado de Chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Erigir:in ana r>iatua al Sagrad"
C0raI6R de- Jesus.

En- !oda~ I;t> pr0NlnrIa> de f.>pana,
nan lu",ia /" or=anlIa,i"> r"mIi">
I.r,. - cnrar.arau je tfaDaiar IN ia
rarau,iati6n 4" f"n,i"S para "rI=1T
ana r>iasua al >agrad" E"ra1"n 10
.I..,rI>, rrrra Il. Ma irid. Los lranaIoS
H.. fn- rrfrridn- comit6S nan dad"
prinripjo y ~Sp@raS" lue,. "nteR@aA
i ,.vitn uua - de>"a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
Fu6 r,rSiIado Ell Ia ciudad de Salt
flo Santiago Ramirez.

No,lrIa> particu.areS que - recl-
bIeron hoy De Ia ciudad de SaltJlIo,
informan que Il general ax-vlaista
santiago Ramirez, quien fue apre-
hendido en Chihuahua. Y conducLdo
a IA capital de CoahuiIa para scr
iuzsado ali, fut ejecutsdo hoy por
orden de CaT?anza.
Santiago Ramirez, estuvo de 60
bernador militar Ell Coahuila GUAM
10 81 vilIismo domino "a region Nor
te de Ia Repub!ica. Sc retro de Ia Vi
ia reyolucionaria cuapdo tEiunf6 e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
MeNicanOS y amrricanOS crllzan tr0s
n trayfS de Ia frOntera.

Ina compailia de los miiicianos do
Massachusetts, estacionada cerca de-
Ia orilla de- rio. cruzo tiros con unos
mexicanos. a travss de la Inca di-
visoria. So dice que uno de los me-
xicanos que sostuvieron el tiroteo coz
los milicanos de Massachusetts,, re-
suIt6 muer,o, pero sobre este punto
no hay una information exacta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
LlBROS EN- ESPANOL

Comprs usted sus librcs en- esphhoi
ITnacio E. Lozsno. GOT Doloross st. Sts
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es ID mas bxrata-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-19
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La HRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United Statea
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
Delightful Fishing Party

\ very delightful fishing party vas
given on Friday of last week comph-
mentarv to Mrs Joseph Hogan OF New
York City. Mrs f. Z Ford of san
Diego. California. and Mrs {. 5. Rob
crtson Of Little Rock all of whom
were guests at the homes Of relatives
here The trip was made IN automo-
hiIes to The Peter Hall place on Bayou
Macon early in the morning. and after
several hours of fishing. boating. etc,
a boUnteous repast of fish and other
substantial cdhles vas enjoyed In
the afternoon the party motored to Ar
kansas City thence back To Dermott.
Those i'll the party wese Mr.. and Mrs
w y Trottcr, Dr. and Mrs II. &.
Stuson. Mrs Jos Hogan Mrs L. +
Ford. Mrs C. : Robertson. Mrs u
kjmpel, Mrs T. Ford. Mrs F. Etter
Mrs {. L. Dishongh, Harry Stinson
and Mr. and Mr. c. Z, Kinney
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
Presbyterian Church.

The year 1916 is rapidly drawing to a
close and in sense will go down as
one of the most momentous and event
full wears in the worlds history. The
same will be true in the lives of many
individuals in our community for many
have changed their eternal destiny dur
ing this year and it is hoped that many
more who have not done so will do go
ere the year has closed and passed for
ever.
In every move there is of necessity a
point of commencement and the same
common law applies in our move God
ward II you have not already made
this move why not do SO next Sunday
by attending the services in Dermott ;
popular homehke church where none Is
ever stranger and erybody receives
cordial welcome.
Next Sunday. Sunday Bible school
945; morning service at II. subject
The Faded Leaf evening service
at 7.l5; subject The one Thing Need
fui. = Pastor.
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
Entertained Tuesday Evening

Mr.. and Mrs K W Marks very de
hEhtfully entertained small party OF
friends At their home IN the West Enc
ON Tuesday evening. Several interest.
inE gancs OF cards proved the success
ful rival of the all absorbing topic o.
election returns in holding the interest
of tAe quests eHdI late hauH. When a
agaz5aus sa1ad course Vas served
Tie guests present were Ms Ie-ept
Hogan w fafol. VI eh1s. Eah
grtzon 6Gaae Eocta Mr.. and Yrs
#m Aaa 8alEeHbtWe6. Nj. and af-
g. e. \#ei=ea. Rr. amt Mrs. " T.
Hatena- 8f. ant Mrs 9 f.
IA EaTgt
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
If We Could See You
Face to Face.

tti sa#.st. -essoa Ht'e T. iaae ~
ea4.a sfeEp IL zlEt - 4t.'.l iht =t4.'+a
If Il doubt tHr #ta"tasr- = The
famous Etrae Hrsa.H#a Ee"NsgeI ~
aaa -naAhed=sa. .as.4 o1t#aae.
e=aa.s aae#at .a.=.+I a.z.a sra#
=ft r#=H+9 $685. -f7fthHHt HaE
as... .tzsa ,.t1ef SO l.ae.. Orion i.se
,zaaaf.zsr Wee .aa" Es.z=z.,aa
Aaa.-st.. ,hat S.. .le turn o.tat.t
q. s',a# ..ahsr -. eeeea'r. 81. .la
r n taHee mef5sH- 'rne 'haf. *Hea
aea-,t - teach .s# ts.s faat ars
n5@ bra u-ea !. other schools lW-
Saving ~ ttsee month S time means
much - 'he pre-' e. tfs =taaent ~ =
conservative salary - sou pr month
The three months tae would amount
--=al.A. lAree months Board ate12 reH
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
Epworth League

Program for next Sunday
song Service
Prayer
Leader, Lille May Walton
Topic. How 10 BE Strong
Scripture Roaming, Heb. I'll: - To-
I2:l.N
leaders Talk
~ Taking Advantage Of the Crowd
Chrysune Kennedy
Stripping for the Contest,
Berry Evan.
Getting ia Form,
Mary abcth Edward
Piano Solo. Helen Blanks
Looking to the Director,
Willie Parry
strength Through Faith
BESSIE Morn.
~aa1
Qa=u Discussion
Bsae.rusat 1refra
.ene
I-cag.c 1eucdet5or=
cordial initiation Is e>teadcd taa.
he Young people.
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
Eastern Star Chapter.

Dermott Chapter No. 3S7 O. f. S
meets the second Monday in each
month. Visiting members are cor
daily invited W. Nj.
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
AMONG COlORED PEOPLE

Items of interest among colored
people should be left At the Palace
Drug Store or at this Office
The Dermott news., 1916-11-09
No. 666

This 10 prescription prepared especially
tor MALARIA or CHiLLS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II tsken then az . tonic the Fever will not
retarn. II acts on the liver better than
Colonel and does not eripe or sieken. 2se
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

BIG textile mills want ambitious men
and women everywhere to show
latest dress fabrics, neckwear, hos
iery, underwear and sweaters; 400
styles; easy sales; values beat stores
many making over $50 weekly; all or
spare time: complete sample outfit
starts you. Steadfast Mills, Dept. XII,
Cohoes N Y
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

REGISTERED druggist wants position;
AL references; years last place, now
employed; want to change; 30 years or
age. single. Address Citrate, care
Age-Herald. 9-l4-6t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

4f1r- Onurcn employment Bureau, Room
g. Steiner Bank Bldg, furnishes help
OF all kinds, commercial and menstrual
Your cooperation is earnestly request
cd. Call Main 941. Mrs. L. w. Pittman
manager 4-2S-tt
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

WANTED-Position by registered
pharmacist; age "a; single; z years
experience; now employed, but would
like to change. Address K-1S, care !
Age-Herald. 9-l1-2t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

MULTIPLICATION by expert stenogra-
pher, legal or commercial work. best
references. Address Ais. care Age
Herald. 9-15-at
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

agents, steady work
$3.50 distributing 100 free packages
perfumed laundry starch; no money
or experience required; honesty only
1888 Blumer Bldg, Lincoln and Ros-
coe, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

sample and particu-
lars; Delbare's Naptha Washing Tab
lets: wash clothes without rubbing;
guaranteed not. to injure the finest
fabric; no acids lime or caustics.
Manufactured and sold by Naptha
Washing Tablet Co, ia Dearborn,
Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

WEST END home wanted; have a client
who wants to exchange numbered
home, well located, for a hone in West
End; must have at least rooms; will
assume reasonable incumbrance. w.
d. Buce, 927 Jefferson County Bank
Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

SALESMAN, travelling. Here is a money
making side line you can carry without
conflicting with your regular line; oui
scent art picture knife punch boards
on consignment; no talking required;
pocket selling outfit. Call Main 1866,
Sunday, to !, or address Birmingham
Speciality Co, Farley Bldg, Birming-
ham Ala
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

WANTED-Position, clerical work, or
anything you have to offer; can use
typewriter, experienced in bookkeeping,
shipping, office work; start immedi-
ately. Call Main 3224-W.
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$3.50 CLEAR in 80 days or less; con
genial work. in your own community
man or woman; no capital required
spare time may be used International
Press, Philadelphia.
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WANTED-AGENTS

->c~0sc-o-o~C-c~o~OSc0~
with Ford 10 sell new
Ford timer, price so cents, and other
specialties that sell on sight. Write
for particulars and sample. Riverside
Specially Works. Riverside. Cal.
9-3-2t- eos
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AUTOMOBILES

AN Overland roadster, costing s1O50 and
been run less than 5000 miles and is now
equipped with new nonskid tires
throughout. The car is as good today
as the day it left the factory; will sell
at a bargain and will give terms on
part of the cost to responsible party;
car must be sold quick. Address Box
461 ,Iasper Ala
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WANTED-To rent restaurant fixtures.
Write me what you have and rent
asked for them; must be cheap. Box
152. Blossburg, Ala.
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PROPOSALS for furnishing breech load
ing riffed cannon, as follows: 217 4-inch,
with breech mechanisms complete, but
without accessories and spare parts;
and 1856 5-inch, with breech mechanisins
and firing locks complete, but without
accessories and spare parts. will be re-
ceived at the Navy Department, Burea u
of Ordnance, until II o'clock noon, Sep
TENDER Y, 1916, when they will be pub
licly opened. Forms of proposals and
all information may be obtained from
the chief of the Bureau of Ordnance,
Navy Department. j. Strauss, Chief of
Bureau of Ordnance. 9-15-4t-fri-su
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What?
Ingram's Land Book

MANTED-1o buy good farm within AZ
miles of Birmingham from the owner;
can pay half cash. Obs, care Age-Her-
aid
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FOR competent help phone Main 1lst.
l-24-tf
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IS TO $40 daily easily made selling gem
uine imported rugs; 36x68 inches;
cost 34c; sell for 81; sample 45c; par
ticulars free. C. G. Entzminger 325
Madison ST, Chicago, Ill.
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viii divide to suit. Will lend anywhere
III Greater Birmingham. Malone Invest
ment Co., 2lO N. 2lst st Main ~.
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1 WILL TRADE four acres of fee simple
land for good secondhand, five-passen-
ger Ford; land within two miles of
good town; good churches and school;
ON A., B. & A. and l.. e. n. railroads.
Write 4317 9TH ave-, Wylam, Ala, OF call
Fnslev 99-J
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WANTED-An Alabama licensed dem
list; permanent employment. Also a
Florida licensed dentist; good propo-
sition. DR.. F. L. Tapia, Mobile, Ala.
g-12-10t
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WANTED-Experienc bookkeeper and
general office man. Apply in own hand
writing, giving age, experience, refer
ences and salary expected ADDRESS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. music teacher
give lessons in pupils home. Address
ELS, care Age-Herald.
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AGENTS make 500 per cent profit SELL
ing our auto monograms and initials
window sign letters, changeable signs
and show cards. 1000 varities: enor-
nous demard Sullivan Co., 1923 Van
Ruren. st, Chicago, III.
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HAIR CUT. 1oc; shave, sc; work in rear
room free. Birmingham Barber College.
2o07If N. Sd ave. 2-11-tf
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