davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03
j. Isabel Robes forn1ard I'm ejer.
.eito con las fuerzas que Sc
rindan al Cob. carrancista
A. Obregon publico una proclama excftando a los
enemigos del carrancismo a deponer las armas
correspondence Especial para LA rRENsa.

correspondence Especial para LA PpENSi.
CHIHUAHUA. . De JuniO.-La Sc
.~cretaria del Gobierno del Estado hi-o
publico aver, 81 xtezto dc una pro-
eaina expedida p0r cE Nipisaro dc a
Guerra, Oral. AIvar0 Obres0n. roT
medic dc "a cua! eXcita q 2os faccio-
SOS que, han eslado Iuchando cGntra
eli gobiernO de face, 4 unirSe a las
faerzas.carFaneistas para ltchaE| con
ira los ~invasorss, cn case de que es-
tallc Ia guerra.
La SecretarIa je G3Dierno reel
bro. per Ia via teicsrifea, copia d.
10 proelama de Obres6n, Ia cua. di-
&c. tcxtuaialente. 10 Que sigue:
sSccertarja de Characterization
Esta seeretarfa. p0r acuerdo del Gu
dadanoIprnfer Jefe, ina tcnldo j bien
afSpouer:aur Sc gre a oS jefcs mi
liLares ac To- R~epGblica, IA Sjsuiente
circular: In atencion a la gray
lad actua. del ceufiicto con los E>ta-
dos Unidos del No9e, prQvocada per
Ia injuStificada preseueia De tropa>
americana> en- nueStro territorjo. y
considerable Que 81 soDicrHo Cons
titueie.lalista. =uiado por 81 Senh-
aliepio De patriotiSno y hacitndos'
~dntefprcte dc Ia naridn entera, -
ha sabido coiocar IN q. lu&aT cue
&c corresponds, prntesiando sner-
sicamente contra cuatquier acto.lue
fastlmc la diynidaj dc "a RcpuDli-
ca, estando iiSpuesto a haccr Tal'T
esta Pfoicsta por InrJio de 'ao ar
mas 81 iGCrc. aec"saTlo, como j" d"-
tauestra IA uota .cnviala Goa fecha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03

FL PASO, Texas. Julio 2.-tnN
gran recommendation dc tropas nc
zicanas esla sicndo hccha eli Guz-
man. puuto situado Il varia5 m'"$
al ocstc DC Ciudad Juarcz. II n
rormc de- Ia rcconccutracion dc tro-
pas en- ell punto m]cnolonado, :ur
traido aver por TN avi&dor del cJcr-
otto que hizo un viajc dc recono-i-
micnto a 10 large ic la frontera-
IIacc tres o cuatro dias, sc suPo
aoui que cI general Marcelo Cara
vco. quicn paso a Ciudad il ID,
cfrccicndo suS scrvicios al ejercltr
c~arrancista. fuG movilizado de dicha
ciudad con sciscicntos hombres. ha-
cia Guzman. CreGsc que las tropaS
que VIC concentrates Ell csc iugar cl
aviaGor militar americana, sean las
del rcfcrido jefe Caraveo, las cual"s
cstan siendc -eforzadas con nucvoa
clcmeutos que cl general TrevIno !la-
va movilizado hacia GuzmarL
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AaclseIOH De hEDlGGS kEXeAHGS

ysrios MediCos .MGriedEos que C5i!sa-
dos Dor differences caUS3S rcSGuen actuai-
mente en- esia cludad. han 2curdado dar
consultas Med!caS pOr CoTreO con e. pro
pSsito de seryir q los mcXiCaloS que re-
siden en- luEareS szIS Gofse no hay Ne
dIco IneXicauo o que CTopEezan con dill
cultades del tdioma
Touos son MedICoS emlncntcs &C aces-
tro pals. con muchOs alos dc practlcs y
con suiorizaci6n legal para eteTcer 81
profession en- este ESiato.
Estudiaran dctcntdameute ada case
cue Sc les c~onsullc. Y de comm acHcS-
do enTtarac 81 p~aSlenie IN C~leSiloaarto
especial seSun SU enfcrInedad para cue
All al cenIcsiarlo pUedan forf2arse IN
,uicic mas cxaCtO de Ia naiuraleza Y era
DO de Ia dOlenCia. TaJnbien en- lunts SO
scordara e. !~ratsIlicl;o GGe deba &c ms
ti.u.rSe- 49,,
ESTJDIARENeS CiDi Case DE. JSA
NaNERA INTELLIGENCE Y CIESIiFlCA
u DAREM0S UNA OPINION
Enviaremos las Medictna5 Que sc nece-
sItea DOT CorTeo o Express
Dirija Ia CORRESPONDENTS 3
A~SoCLaCIOS DE- AEDiC9e MGSiCASos-
p. O. Box No. 10l. Station A.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas
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0frece formar Uni escuadr0H
de aerOpIanos para la
auardia NaciOHal de
Texas
MIR. Crosson Miller dfjo que contaba
con un grupo de jovenes gra-
duados en- la escuela de
aviacion.
correspondence Especial para IA rRENst.

correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSA.
AUSTIN. Texas. Julio MIR. J,
Crosson Miller celebr6 aver una en-
trevista con el Ayudante Genera!
HutchingS, q quien le propuso Ia
organization dc un eScuadr6n &c
aeroplanos para el servicio de ID
guard!a naeional de Texas. Ell ayu-
dante del Gobernador Ferguson Ma
nifest6 a CroSson Miller. que no te-
MIA ningura authorization del Gober-
nador nj del Departanlento dc Cue
ira, par tratar sobrc la organiza-
ci6n del cuerpo de aviaci0n para cl
servicio mititar, pero que tomaba
nota del ofrecimiento y q Su debido
tempo le rcsolveria 10 que la supc-
rioridad tuvicra i bien acordar.
Mr.. Crosson Miller manifesto Il,
general Hutchings que contaba con
un grupo de j6venes que han siGo
graduates en- il cScucla dc aviaci6n.
para formar ell escuadr6n de aeropIa-
los que prestara sus servicioS 4 IA
guardia nacional de- Texas. Eario>
de esos j6venes de cue habl6 Mr..
Crosson son de San Antonio.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Gran recommendation de tropas
mexicanas SC esta hacienda
en- Guzman
Los soIdados negros que fueron puestos en- hber
tad, regresaran ell martes q Mexico para
unirse a Ia expedition punitiva

obedccc Il Guc sc hallan hcridOs y ne
ccsitan ser atendidos en- 81 hoSplta.
dc sangrc cstaJlccido ell q citad"
F'ucrLc Bliss.
Ave. cruz0 IA fronLcra. para DUR
rir.c a la base dc opcraCiomca del
cicrc;Lo americana. cl guia mormon
uuc fuC aprehendido en- Carriza! ii
dondc habia lido a~companandO a! Co.
pitan Charles Boyd. FL rctcrido
guia es Lem SpillSbury, dc quien :"
diio ouc era mt%ico-teXano, fuc lie
yado 4 Ia ciudad dc Chihuahua prI-
]Sionero. juntamente cOn IOs soldados
ncgros. Y fuc puesJo en- hhcrlad
cuando cl Presidcntc Wilson pidlo a!
gobicrno dc Carranza que lbertara
a los soldados que aprchendierOn ia5
fuerzas del general Gomez.
f. guia mormon cSJuvO solamcn-
&c dos diaS en- terriUorio americana,
habicndo rcgrcsadO aver d Coionta
Dublan. armada del mismo rifle cue
lc ruc dcvucIto p0r las autoridade5
mexicanas. al scr puesto en- libcrtad.
SpiIlsbury seguira prcstando 5us
scryicios al ejcrcito americana ell 81
Estado dc chihuahua.
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Los HOnUrcS Militalr'S.

\ las Scis y media de- Ia tarde. no.
IA fijada p0r la Jcratura dc Armas,
va 50 encontraba tendida. a 10 largo
De Ia .ivcnida Colon, deScanSanGo SUI
cabcza Il la cntrada del Hospital CT
vii. ull columna integrada por los
b~atalloncs '.luircz" Y "ROio.'.' con
bandrla Y mIiSira. bajo laS 6rdcmrs
del irnirntc cor0nrl ConradO Garcia.
~ miSmo TEMPO. vaIIoS miles de-
pnrSunaS rSpcraDan la SaiiIa del ca
tiivcr. que iba i s,r c"Hdurldo Il la
rSIariin en Subcrbia rarrULa. IA
rual fuG inuccrSaTla, pIl1S I'LL CRU
DO he damaS. encabchadaS por la Sc
Nora Maria Y. dc Scgovja y sei'ori-
taS: Rcrugio CIIac6n, Eva Rasr6n.
Nirgiuia Torres. Maria Torres. JastiS
Esrudrro, ,lcstlS narGrnaS. AntonIa
Barccna$. Matildc Medina. Dr.fala
Ponce. Lidia LobatO y Rcfu"iO Ace
y"io. VIRGINIA Carranza y Epifanlo
Garcia -. 0rrtcl.run para cUniurIr
Il cadavcr liasta al cStaciGn.
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dos he julio actual por cl c. Primer
.Jcfc del I. c. a gobIernO &c Ia Casa
Blanca. ' fernando en- cutnta tam
bi6G que g. propiO gobicrno ConSti-
tucionalisla ha p%rincipiad0 Il pOner
I'll practica las rcformas 0frccidas 4
Ia naci6n. Y Que han dc meiorar Ia
>ituael0n del pueblo IN t0das SuS
ncccsidaue& sirndo por 10 .tanto in
iuStificada IL actitud d. los paCtjcH-
IarrS rehcldcS Que prOrtanlaH csa>
miSmaS rrforna>. -. hacc un lama
mirutv a intia> las fucrXas quiz han
cStado cn pu=na CO.. 81 conSiiturIo-
nali>mo. para Que drp9ngan rSa ac-
iiiud. dcbJrudo prcScntarSc al j.
f. cOuSlituciOnali>ta mas cercanO q
lcs lUgaFrS en- que elioS oprran pa
IA que So proceda L Ia organization
liG rSaS TucTzaS. para Su CnOpefa-
riGn 81 "a dcfrnsa narional, lle=ado
FL caso DE una lucha armada con Is
.aioS JnidoS. Y que por ahora -
con>iIcra inminrntc. Qu"dandQ eN-
cluido> ie est" liamamiento, aGue-
llo~ in,i.yiduo~ que con antcrior1dad
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Marcharsn los ncgros a unIrsc nue.
vamcntc con la expedition
punitiva.

Ell martss pr6ximo saldran de csta
ciudad, para Co!onia Dublan, Chi
huahua. veintiuno de los velntltres
soldados negros que llegaron q IL
Payo antes de aver. p~rocedentes de
chihuahua, donde estaban presses
desde que tuyo lQgsr Ell eonkbate Ell
Carri2al. .Esos .soldados regresaran
a Mexico para unirsc nuevament@
con las fuerzas que forman Ia eXpe-
dici0n punitiva. Solamente queda-
ran en- ei Fuerte Bliss dos dc los Ii,
bert2s dc To- "ar-aneiStas. Y eSL9
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Han sido enthusiasts las manifes'
taciones p~opuIares efectuadas
en- Ia ciudad de Mexico
Carranza y Oregon dirigieron a los estudiantes
arengas, expresando que no tratan de
precipitari Ia guerra

\i.,.. Il i fu,., - fam mo
r.., ny, ...f.. rorrra ,tr,-
,..,r rr..t-.,. rcfa.;or.s c,n al ,a.
BIN, 4. L.. F...In, JniBn. H..
,r,,r;., h,, ,c,,.io lraar an r.Ia
,,,,r;,,i ,,g,.i,.i, =, ,mftnIr.
,,.n;r!..,.,n. nnnrr,r.. Ia.
rt,Ian ,,,d,,,,, ,.-
.;,,,I,.- .,rro,.s ,.o, m~srrinrf,rn..
n.,.,6,;,.,. .L,.rflaron NOR lola II riu
I.},J .i.ory;sndo.. rrrnic al palar;o
W, T., T., ,,rir.s.,,;5, n,
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Fue enviado de Chihuahua a Sal
lilo, Coahui|a, Ell cadaver
de Felix Gomez
I'm grupo de senoritas condojo ell ataud en- horn
bros hasta la estacion del ferrocarril

correspondence Especial para La pRENSN
CHIHUAHUA p de JunIo.-rI
cadaver del icrc constituciona!isIa
Felix Gomez fut enviado aver, i
bordo Dc un. caro- especial asresado
al Iren %ordinario. para la ciudad DE-
Saltillo, pOr orden del Oral. Jacln-
10 b. Tr~vlho, Guirn atendi6 las pc
ticioncs que IL fucrOu hcchaS por III
hcrniano del rNIinjo genera rcFo-
lurioHario.
FL cucrpo d" Gomez, qu" 80 cncon-
jralIa rNpursro ri ul6 d. los de-
parlamrnlos del Pa,acio Federal, fur
traSIadadu' al Hospital Civil TN IloIn-
bros. por varioS icfcs Y o~ricialcs ca
rranci>ta>. - lc cubri6 con una
gran bandcra que cnviarou variaS
>ociedad"S obrcraS. F., inyectamicn-
20 del rucrpo de GGmrz fuc practl-
radO por 81 roroncl Pedro Martinez
Perez. ipfr del Cucrpo SanitarIo dr
la DiyiSij.l ,lcl Noroc>tc: t]cnicntes
roronclrs mGdir0S. Samuel l.. Niz-
durz y Enrique Il. Martinez. 4uirneS
tuyirrou como avuianl"> ~al-cUrOnc.
Pedro castillo y al Professor Eduardo
Uu"zada.
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OFERTA ESPECIAL
!
AYISO A NUESTROS
SUSCRIPTORES

q Los srscriptores De La PREM
= ga no deben olvidar, cuando :.
= csmbien de residencia, darnos :
o Ia direction que nan teEido y Ia .
o one desean tensr en- a6elants !
e pues SIN este requisite no po6e- I
ncs snosar el can5io en- nues- q
$ Eos Ebroa =
. O
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-03

rsspUSs &c mrchos amos dc cNprrlcHcia,
estu5io y p.dctica. IL Dr. = H. Dc pr
MITCuELIA. FL Ia dcmoslraiO rirnii'tr,t-
.Eaaie cue uingUna Tuuier Geoe icncr mas
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
FOUND. DEAD IN BED

Michael Mcdonald. resident of
Goldfield for ten years and for six
years compressor engineer for the
Consolidated Mines company, was
found dead in bed at o'clock Mon
day morning in his room. He had
been i'll for three days.
Mcdonald was about IS years OF
age and native of Ireland. He
spent some time in Cananea, Mexico
and came to Goldfield from Colorado
where he lived at Victor. Tribune.
~>~~~<>~<~>>~~
An official report just received here
says that the emperor's condition
although somewhat more serious, is
not alarming. The emperor suffers
from bronchial irritation, slight
temperature and frequent and ir
regular pulse, which has caused his
medical attendants some uneasiness
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
RUNNING A STATE
BY APPOINTMENT
zAR AssoclATiON IN FAVOR OF
MANY CHANGES IN CONDUCT
OF STATE GovERNME EMIT

Adopting report submitted by
prince A. Hawkins, chairman of the
committee on constitutional amend
ments, the Nevada State Bar assoc
citation went on record, after pro
longed discussion, in favor of the
appointment of all state officers,
except the Lieutenant governor and
clerk of the supreme court, by the
governor; the appointment Of all
county officers by the county com
mssoners; four year term for
members of the legislature and all
county Offices; IL year term for
members OF the state supreme court
and six year term for district
Judges. The committees report rec
commended that the lieutenant gov
ernor be elected and that the clerk
of the supreme court be appointed
by the members of the supreme
court.
Embodied in the motion made by
l.. A. Gibbons to accept the com
mittee's report was the provision
that the president Of the bar asso-
citation appoint a committee to pre-
pare bills covering the recommends
lions made and present them to the
next legislature.
Immediately after this matter was
disposed of George Bartlett. chairman
of the committee on judicial reform,
presented that committees report
and precipitated another discussion
by a recommendation that the asso.
citation take steps to have passed by
the next legislature an act taking
out of the hands of political parties
the nomination OF candidates for the
judiciary. This portion of the report
was not adopted, but 1t brought forth
many suggestions, among them being
that the practice followed in Cali
tornia be adopted. In California, al
primary candidates for Judicial nomi
nations are placed on the ticket Of
each party and those receiving tn,
highest number of votes in the prl
mary election are declared nominated
For the reason that the procedure
was without nominations, the election
occupied considerable time. L. A
Gibbons OF Reno was elected presi
dent ON tho first ballot, and after thu
result was announced his election
was made unanimous. Reno Gazette
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
SWEET CIDER ARRIVES

The Hall Liquor company has re-
ceived consignment of several bar
rels OF choice sweet cider. 1t will be
sold for rs cents gallon and de-
livered anywhere in the city, orders
should be placed early.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
DON'T guy ANCIENT EREAD
SHIPPED IN

would not buy strange, dry,
squeezed bread, when ! can buy bread
of superior quality In every respect
The Progress and Vienna Bakery
bread Is rich In flavor and il made OF
the choicest eastern -four, and 10
heavier and goes further than any
imported bread.
We are always ready for amy order
for pastry Of any kind equal to that
made in any city.
We can serve a large banquet as
easy as small banquet
Progress and Vienna Bakeries
Phone No. 4o4. Peter Fabbi. Prop.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
RouNpHousE DESTROYED
BY FIRE SATURDAY NIGHT

The Mason roundhouse Of the New
ada Copper Belt railroad, together
with one locomotive and an automo-
bile, was destroyed Saturday night
by fire which is supposed to have
started from sparks dropped by one
Of the locomotives.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
BIG STORAGE PLANTS
G0RGEO WITH FOOD
AGENTS ASKED TO EXPLAIN
THEIR PART IN LIFTING
FOOD PRICES
ny Associated Press,

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.--The federal
grand jury before which evidence
concerning the advance in the cost of
foodstuffs viii ne presented was
sworn in here this afternoon.
While dealers in this city and the
middle west generally are complain
ing of a shortage of supplies, the
government agents are said to have
learned that cold storage plants are
gorged with stores.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
DAR|0 RESTA IS
LEADING DRIVER
RETIREMENT OF AiTkEN GIVES
ITALIAN FIRST PLACE IN
THE LIST

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2l.--Dario
Resta, automobile racing driver, be-
came the sole claimant today of the
American Automobile associations
title OF champion driver Of America,
when Johnny Aitken, his rival, an
nounced that he would not race at
Ascot speedway on Thanksgiving day
Aiken said he was leaving at once
for the east with Wilcox, his team
mate. He said that the prize money
offered in the Ascot event was no
sufficient to be attractive.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
CIVILIAN ARMY
NOT POPULAR
BERLIN PAPER OPPOSES THE
POLICY OF CONTINUING
WAR ANlMoSlTIEs
tBy Associated Press.)

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 21.--The Ber-
lin Tageblatt believes the compulsory
service of civilians in the proposed
home army" will cause "a deep but
quiet revolution in Germany, which
must emerge from war free parlia-
mentary country Everybody pro,
fessionally engaged in sowing the
seeds of international hatred should
be punished"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-11-21
EMPEROR'S HEALTH
IS NOT ALARMING
REPORTS FROM VIENNA STAT G
FRANCIS JOSEPH SUFFERS
FROM SORE THROAT
tBy Associated Press.)

ROME, Nov. 21-Pope Benedict,
who is much interested in the con-
dition of Emperor Francis Joseph,
receives from the nunciature at
Vienna frequent reports on the state
Of the emperor's health.
Many cold storage men, whole
salers, jobbers and retailers will be
summoned to testify before the grand
jury, it was said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16
QUEEN SABE CHOSEN
AS NAME OF FAIRS
OFFICIAL HIGH links

Albuqucrquc's official high links.
the street masquerade to be held one
night Of fair week received its name
last night. Il viii be known as the
Quicn Sahe fiesta The English
equivalents of the Spanish Quicn
Sabe are Who knows2"
The name was chosen from more
than 100 dropped INTO q letter Lox at
Q. A. Matson & cos store. Tie COM
mittcc which had charge Of the con
test last night opened the box. read
the suggestions and decided upon
Quicn Sabo /. NJ Mitchell, SIS East
iron avenue furnished the fiesta s.
name aud will receive the vacuum
sweeper offered as prize.
The Quicn Sabc fiesta probably will
be hcld on South Third street be-
tween Central and cold avenues.
BlcaChcrs are to be- built at Central
avenue and cold barrrodng the
block for tho affair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16
BACK FROM NEW YORK
AFTER ATTENDING THE
EQUITABLE CONVENTION

r. N. Pray, agency manager for
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of New York. with Headquarters In
this ciN returned from the home
office OF the company Yesterday, ac-
compuuicd by John T. kcllN a local
agent, and Harry slack the Euuit-
able agent at Gallup ~ NJ The
gentlemen were in New York city in
attendance on the convention Of
Equitable agency managers and
agency meetings which were held In
the new Equitable HISTORY office
building which has just been cun-
Tlctcd and ia one OF the very finest
slNscrapCrs IN the world Nh Pray
states that about 500 agency mana
gers. with quito q sprinkle of agents.
were present ana participated IN the
proceedings of the convention. lie
also states that Mcssrs Kelly and
Slack qualified as Equitable century
members.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16
PARTISAN MODELS
IN BIG FEATURE NOW
AT CRYSTAL THEATER

The Kid, the Nitagraph Blue Rib
bon feature which t8 at the Crystal to-
day and tomorrow. offers the populur
player, Lillian walker as lbs star
In the production this charming bit
Of frminitH wears number of very
attractive gowns, and. too, she wears
them 10 excellent advantage From
the mans costume which she ia fore
ed to wear In one part Of the story
To- the Partisan dance frock she Is
delightful
The evening dress ls made with a
high blouse waist ANA wide rufflcs
over the shoulders, white long wing
#l"eycs are edged with Il narrow band
of tltin The entire dress ia fash
Toned from strawberry chiffon and
ivor, satin The skirt Is a series Of
wide, fun ruffles which Is most be-
coming TO this leading star OF film
dom
Accepting position Of reporter
on one of The leading duilics. Miss
walker bas her costume take a bust.
ness aspect In these scenes she
wears rough tweed suit of a grey
and white mixture and % bark aud
white striped waist Her hut Is a
small tuIhn affair with band Of
white ribbon embroidered In black
about the edge Of the crown
An afternoon dress Is made from
taffrta and serge. The color is "a Coz
pcnhagcu blue. the wide cuffs. COLLAR
belt ana lower part of the waist TAX
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16

and chorus leader, and Professor Ro-
per, pinni e. viii hc n Albuquerque
October l6 The Bernallo county
Sunday Schools association Is making
preparations TO entertain them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16
Dance tonight at the new
Riverside hall, l407 BareIaS
road. Everybody welcome.
Good music.
WANTED

A boy, Is years or
over, with wheel, to de-
liver packages. Kistler,
Collister & Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Milo r. Burgess.

Milo r burgess 2l years old. died
at o O'clock last night at his home.
1871 South Edith street lie came
here TWO years ago from Mineral
point Wis ON account OF poor health.
Mrs Burgess, who was here with him,
survives Mr. burgess was member
Of the Mnsous The body was taken
TO g. r. rrwch's undertaking rooms.
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Bltncr House. 3I0ts South First
street Nice clean rooms; light
housekeeping rooms. Phone 22l.
Gentry eggs. 90 ccuts. sold b,
Jaffa. MaloY and Hawkins.
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TOMATOES.
Tor Gaining; 90 pounds az carefully
selected tomatoes Tor St.OO.
mo GRANDE INDUSTRIAL
school.
Phone 2iOBFS
Dr.. c. H. Conner
Ostcopath
Office Stern bldg Phones sos, s25
Henry hauIS baggage and
other things. Phone 939.
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY.
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LOST santa Re pav check PAYABLE
10 Francis A nan Return 10 Mrs.
t.. HAL at NE Economist
WANTED To buy 4 or 5-room bum
galow, CLOSE in, on terms Address
J r.. Journal
WANTED-M Gustufsur's dairy.
milScr. Phone .tGs-Fl.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16

Bitmcr House 3l9ts South First
street Nice clean rooms; light
housekeeping rooms. Phone 22I.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16
Henry hauIS baggage and
other things. Phone 939.

TOO LATE 70 CIASSTTV
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LOST santa Fe pay check. payable
90 Francis A nan Return 10 Mrs
IT, Han at The Economist
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16

To buy 4 or Groom bum
galow, close in, on terms Address
J r.. Journal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-16

'GontrN eggs. 90 cents, sold bl
Jaffa. MaloY and Hawkins.