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S. B. George Died
Monday Evening

g., b. George died at. the family
home. 7s1 Woodlawn avenue. about
o'clock this morning, from lthe high
blood pressure. after short illness.
Mr.. George was stricken with apopiexy
about O'clock Monday afternoon and
for short time his; rendition ap
pearcd to, be critical. Later his VI
tallty reaserted itself and consider
able improvement Eas shown, but II
proved to be- more apparent than real
as decline act In a few hours after.
wards THAI could not be checked and
which resulted in death shortly after
midnight. spSa:iA
Mr.. George. who formerly held the
office OF street commissioner here. was
employed as guard ut the peniten-
.tiary at the time OF his death. He
had been connected with that insti-
futon as an employe for number of
years; large part. of the time as
turnkey. The deceased was popular
with his business associates and was
well liked by. all who knew him.
Mr.. George was born in Armstrong
county. Pennsylvania, March 22. 1864.
and was aged So years. month and
20 days. He had lived in this
community. for q long period and
bad wide circle Of friends and &C.
quaintances. He leaves. besides the
Borrowing wife. a family Of four sons.
They are Clifford J. George. OF Lusk.
Wyoming; Glen J. George. of Cuba.
New Mexico. and Lawrence and Har-
old of this city. The absent sons have
been informed by telegraph Of their
fathers death and are expected to ar
rive here for the funeral. The de-
ceased was member OF Canon City
Homestead No. .lS3 Brotherhood OF
American Ycomen. The funeral ar
rangemen,s have not been announced.
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Dove Chicken.

AS cooked by the West India creolcs.
IL IL most delicious. Boil large
chicken in just enough wnter 10 cover
II. When tender remove from the fire
mo add to the chicken water. hnlf
can OF tomatoes. some minced parsley.
two red pepper comes. TWO, chopped
onions. little black pepper and
enough salt to tnste. Stew down to d
rich gravy. Then make stuffing Of
mashed Irish pOtnfoes. moistened with
this gravy. adding II teacupful Of
raisins: stun the chicken and brown
In the oven. When done. serve with
what was left Of the tomato gravy.
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OUR JiTNEY oFFER-This and

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ont this
slip. enclose with &c and mail II to
Foley & Co.. 2s35 Shennie,d Ave.
Chicago, ILL.,. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
return trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and Group; Foley's Kid
ney Pills. for pain in sides and back:
rheumatism. backache, kidney and
bladder tilment8; and Foley Cathart-
ic Tablets. wholesome and thorough
ly cleansing cathartic. for constipation
biliousness. headache and sluggish
boweis.-Sold everywhere.
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Lemon Puddinn.

Beat two egg yolks with two cup
fuls Of sugar. Dissolve four tnble-
spoonfuls Of cornsiarch in enough wa
ter to dissolve II. stir Into four coffee
cups OF boiling water tnot lrot. but II
must he boiIIng). add Juice and grated
rind Of two lemons. then add the sugar
and eggs. Bake In n buitered dish
about twenty minutes. then cover with
the beaten whites and two tablespoon.
fuIs Of sugar. Brown In the oven aud
serve very cold.
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back to Garfield where IT turned the
corner and was lost to view by those
watching the unusual occurrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M Bailey have re,
ceived word concerning the Christ,
mas box sent, by several. of their
neighbors TO their son Roy; who was
at that time on one Of the u. s.
transports. He expresses himself as
being delighted with the. gift; and en-
joyed the contents immensely. He
showed his appreciation by sending, a
French card to each OF the donors. At
fIle present time Ray ia in hospital
a Brooklyn hospital recovering from q
minor operation ~
The program for the Parent Teach:
ers' association which meets at Lin
ccln Park school at 2.S0 on Friday
afternoon of this week. Ia as follows:
Singing of Anvil Chorus"
Song-"Loyalty to the U. S A."
Victrola Music.
Business session.
Patriotic address by Attorney u. w.
Ross.
Closing song-"Columbia, the Gem
of the Ocean"
An especial invitation is given to
the men of the community to be pres
ent at this meeting ana all others in
terested patrons of the school as well.
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Tons of Candy
Shipped to France

Fifty tons Of lemon drops, fifty tons
of chocolate. ef'y tons of gumdropa,
That is a tfs order OF sweets with
sugar as sca:cc as II IL. but II repre-
sents a single purchase OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. for candy stock for It's cnrteans and,
huts with the American army at home
and abroad. according TO information
Just received here. The boys In khaki
love sweet thinrs-and the Y. M. c. A.
!s almost the sole agency TO supply
them.
Even before Gen. Pershing recon.
mended that the Red Triangle take
over the management of tho whole
canteen system In France. orders had
been placed for the entire output OF
lemon drop fartury md Tor the per-
'od OF the war This means about
is tons month for use in this coun-,
try and abroad
An official report OF nrticics shipped
10 France for Uncle Sam's ncphews
during December alono includes the
following: $4,000 tins of canned fruit.
100000 dozen packages of crackcrs:
100 tons cocoa; 100 tons Of sugar.
three carloads or flour: 1000 dozen
tubes OF tooth paste: 300 900 packages
OF chewing gum: 400 tons Of milk, nut
and sweet chocolate: 75.0oo boxes OF
cough drops. The BUDGET for the
month npproximated s6oo.o
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. IL Ia stated In tho
report. is shipping each month TO
France. 5000 900 sheets OF letter
paper and 100000 envelopes. Sup.
plies are sold to tho men at practica,.
~ their cost. TO the Y. M. c. A.
Stationery. however. Ia for free dlS,
tribution. When the troops move for
ward into the trenches. Y. M. c. A
supplies OF chocolate and coirec. sand.
wlches and cocoa arc passed out a,
no cost TO the mon. -
Many OF the supplies needed abro6H
are now being shipped overseas in
trunks belonging to secretaries. who
are allowed 400 pounds Of baggage.
bet donata share Of their allotment
to Red Triangle supplies Tor the sc,.
diers.
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EAST CANON,
FRUITMERE AND
FOUR MILE NEWS
tBy Mrs. e. e. Lambuth.)

Elmer McWilliams returned last
Wednesday from three weeks trip
throuout the east. Most OF his time
was spent in Galesburg and Knot
vile. Illinois. where he was the guest
of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl NehIs of North
Reynolds avenue, enjoyed visit last
week from their nephew. Fred Jeep,
of Mancos. Colo. Mr.. Jeep is hotel
keeper at the summer resort, Mesa Yer
da National Park, home OF the Cliff
Dwellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8. Twist. former
residents of S666 East Canon, are here
from Lamar, Colo. for visit with
friends. the F. Bachelor, r. ]. Harry
II. w. Howerton. VIM. Goding and
W. Feller families
Mr. W. T. Dodd of East Main. went
TO Pueblo. Saturday. on business. re-
turning in the evening.
Mr. Roy Bernhart and son Bailey,
OF La lara, Colo, are visiting at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bernhart. of the Four
Mile district
Mark Gage and Hurbert Tremayne
left together Saturday for Salt Lake
City, Utah; where they both have en-
ployment In a garage there.
On account of tie cold weather. the
plant contest which was to be given
Friday night at the Farmers Club
win be postponed until the weather
moderates. so there will be no danger
In taking the plants out The meeting
will be held as usual and a good pro-
gram has been arranged.
Charlie Gage came home the latter
part of last week from Fortworth, Tex.
where he has been employed as an
electrician at the aviation camp there
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Runner was up
from Florence Sunday. to spend the
day at the J. W. Runner and James
T. Wilson homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mink who have
ben staying on Dozi-r avenue. during
the Illness of their title son, William
haze returned to their home at Talla-
hasa as the child has fully recovered
Lincoln Larson went to Victor Sat
urday where he was examined for the
next draft. He returned home Mon
day
Mrs. Otis White of Salida has been
visiting for week with her sister,
Mrs. J. II. Garrett Of Fowler avenue.
She returned home Tuesday
The Four Mile Farmers Club met
Tuesday night with fair attendance
The usual business melting was held
and discussion on subjects of inter
est to the farmers. ''
Miss Allie Runner was editor this
week of the little paper being edited
and read by various members each
week. called -Four Mile Breeze" Miss
Runner had prepared paper which
proved to be very amusing.
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Income Tax
Notices Are
Received Here

L Several hundred Fremont county
tax payers are in receipt of official
notices from Mark A. Skinner OF Dem
yer, United States internal revenue
collector. informing them to make
preparation for the payment Of their
income taxes. It will be noticed In
the snbjo!ned letter that tho govern
ment requires all tax payers to call
upon its representatives. instead OF
the representatives calling on The tax
payer. The notice follows:
Your name has been en'eredl On
our list of probable new taxpayJers
subject 10 make returns under tho In
come tax law. approved Oct. 3, 1877.
You are liable II you are single and
have $1,000 900 net income; or II you
are married and have 100000 net In
come.
Net income means your total gruss
receipts OF all money tor Its, equiv
slert) from every source during the
calendar year. less the total OF your
expenses and other deductions auth
orized by law. Personal. family or
living expenses is not n deduction IA
the meaning OF the law, the exemption
being allowed TO cover such expenses.
Expense does not include any expan-
at 70
buildings nor for permanent Improve
ments or betterments of any kind. II
does include. however. all that In acs-
uaiiy paid for labor and supplies. and
and all taxes paid except special taxes
paid for local improvements.
AS soon az possible determine your
net income for the year 1917 and let
me know at once the approximate
amount in order that proper blanks
may be furnished you for making tho
return
To make II easy for tax payers to
report their income. this Office will
send man into your country ut an
early date 10 assist In making out
;heae returns. Ask your postmaster
or your bank where he may be found
and on what dates. This officer viii
make no charge for his services and
~iil freely give all assistance within
his power.
There is common and erroneous
impression that IL is the governments
duty TO call upon the taxpayer. ON
the contrary. the taxpayer must call
upon the government. II he fails 10
make his report on or before March
lst he subjects himseh 10 penalties
ranging from $4,000 to 100000 fine.
or imprisonment. II lis cheaper "
pay the tar than the penalties
Respectfully.
MARK A. SKINNER. =
Collector.
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Yours faithfully,
oRSoN d. MUM.
Lieutenant tjg) u. 8. NJ. r. F.
District Enrolling OFFICER.
SMALL FlaE rnis MoRM,No.

Tho fire department was called out
at 1870 this morning to extinsaish
an incipient blaze in the roof OF a
small cottage In the 2oo-biock on
Macon avenue. The firs was caused
by defective chimney and was dis.
covered In time TO prevent Il making
much headway. The damage to the
property was insiguiflcant.
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Men of Draft
Age May Enlist
In Naval Forces

The general public appears to be
under the impression that voluntary
enFollments In the Naval Reserve
Force ceased on December. 4 sth. and
that. after that date. all men of draft
age. not previously enrolled in the
Naval Reserve Force. are ineligible.
This belief has caused the naval auth
critics OF this District considerable
concern. In view Of the fact that the
Second Naval District is In need of
nj least fifteen hundred additional
men for Its Naval Reserve Force. II.
therefore. you would be willing to pub
lish an article in your columns cor
recting this general impression. you
would not only be doing service to
the public, but assisting us in securing
the additional men which we need for
our branch OF the service.
Tho information which this office
has In regard to the enrolment of men
in the Naval Reserve Force after Do
cember Is. is based on Section ISL.
shb-paragraph (al S. s. r.. and on an
opinion rendered BY the War Depart.
rnent. and is as follows:
!. Section 15l. Selective Service
Regulations. does not prevent regis
trants who may be placed In Class ]
from eniisting In the navy or marine
corps after December Is. 1917.
2, A registrant who has been class
flied in Class may enlist in the navy
II his liability order number Is such
that he ls not within the current quo
tn of his Local Board under a present
call
3. "Ali officers and enlisted men OF
the naval militia naval reserve etc.
are in the naval service OF the. United
States. Gee Not to Rule XII at page
40. Seiec dive Service Regulations.
The provision Of sub-paragraph (a)
of Section 151. Selective Service Reg
u'ations. means that any registrant
may enlist In the Navy or Marine
Corps after December Il. 1917, upon
presentation to a recruiting officer
OF certificate showing that his or
der number IL so low (whether he be
In Glass or In a deferred Class) that
he IN not within the current quota OF
his Local Board under present and
existing call. cl
There is inclosed herewith u certifi-
cate prepared in accordance with the
seiectivc Service Regulations for the
use OF men wishing to enroll in the
Naval Reserve Force. Should you
have space In your columns to repro
duce this certificate. ] feel confident
that 1t would be- of assistance to such
Of your readers as may desire TO Sc
cure from their Local Boards a GER
tiffcate such as this Office can ac-
cept. s--g,' 2 s3.
Yours faithfully.
oRSON u. MUM.
Lieutenant tjg) u. 8. NJ. r. F.
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Plekiad Eans

Boil fresh eggs one-half hour. then
put into cold water. In the meantime
have beets boiled until tender. remove
skins. cut In dice form and covered
with spiced vinegar. Shell the eggs and
drop into the pickle jurs. This In an
ornamental pickle and consIdered very
good. ~;
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Corn custard.

One can corn. one pint miIk. one
Tablespoonful butter. one Tablespoon.
ful sugar. one-half teaspoonsuI salt
and two eGEA Mix corn. milk. salt.
butter snd sugar. Add beateu toIks.
then whites. put In buttered AlHs and
bsks In moderate oven untii arm.
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!. thEckHARr aErrrR.

J. A. Heckart who has been III for
several days. h better. He was threat.
cned with pneumonia, but scems to
have passed the danger mark and
Il able TO be mp part Of each Cay.
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irossmAking. Altering. Her,stItch.
" ing, nut'ons--whaien 4 Larson, BigEs
building. 9TH at entrance; Int floor
Phone G. 2s7. ;s.s.s,.
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Some cold weather.-The thermom-
eter registered 2s below. Friday morn
ing and 10 below Saturday morning.
There is about inches of snow over
the ground.
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COALDALE NEWS

Mrs. Adams Monroe came up from
Canon to attend the funeral of Miss
Mary Daniels.
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The following people came down
from Salida TO attend the funeral of
Miss Mary Denik: Mrs. W. Runyan.
Mrs. Runyan AMI Mrs Truscott.
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Miss Mary Pauline Denek of Coal
dale died Wednesday afternoon at her
home in Coaldale. after an Illness OF
eleven years. Urernic poisoning was
the cause of her death. Miss Dcnek
was born at Texas Creek. Aug. =
1895. She was very highly esteemed
by all who came in contact with her
and will be very much missed in this
vicinity The services were held Fri
day at 2 O'Clock at the family home.
Rev. Hamer. pastor of Trinity Luth-
eran church OF Canon City. officiating
There were many beautiful floral Of
ferinEs from friends and associates.
She is aurvived by her PARENTS. two
s'sters and number Of o,her rel
atiyes, Inter1nent was at the Coaldnle
cemetery.
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Mrs Joe Boyer and sister Miss
Mamie. motored to Canon. Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Beltz returned to her
home at Steels corner, Saturday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Don Venustiano
Ciene &c la la.)

venden a los rebeldes que constante-
mente combaten al gobierno, que
Carranza decide hacer del dominic
Dublico tai negocio y a IA vez, llhrar
las ordenes mas estrictas para poner
tarmino al proceGer escandaioso de
los jefes nlifitares.
La opinion general en- Mexico,
sobre este asunto, eS que Carranza
no sera obedecido por nInguro de los
iefes militares a q~uienes ha drigldo
las 6rdenes, V 81. en- cambio, pueden
sstas ocasionar una crisis en- las re-
laciones uue sostiene con los REFER
dos iefes. quienes. u cuando estan
distanciados de el, 10 apoyan aun
poruue los ha permitiGo hacer 81 So
berana voluntad.
Carranza sabe perfectamente qule-
mes son los princlpales ~lndlv1cuos
cue Sc dedican al concrete de las
armas V las municiones que van a
parar a manos de los rebeloes, pero
no esta en- condolences de procedea
contra ellos. como q~uisiera. La or
den, pues, que ha expedido ell Jefe
del eiecutivo. solo provocara burias
de los dichos jefes, quienes continual
ran hacienda Sus ~negocioS en- la
misma esca!a que antes.
Sc sabe de muy buena fuente que
varios iefes que son los que mas
rectamente proceden, no venden ar
mas nj municiones a los rebeides,
pero ST Sc las venden al gobierno y
a muy buenos precios. Pero otros
muchos jefes Y estos son Ia mayorla,
no obran de Ia misma manera sino
que tienen negocics con los agentes
de los revolucionartos obtemendo
con clio muy buenas gananclas.
FL informe expresa, por ultlmo'
que persona bien interiorizada de es-
te asunto. declare a. Representative
de Ia Agencia de Information, que
los rebeldes ~pueden adquirir, y las
adquieren, armas Y municiones a
[ mas bajos precios que el gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Habra un concerto
manana en- Ell
Casino

En- nuestro numero correspondent
tie al dia de aver, dabamos a nuestros
lectoras Ia noticia de que n or-
llante fiesta de arte. tendria lugar
en- 5reves dias en- el Casino Mexicano.
Tai co~astituiria, segun Sc nos ma
bia dicho, ell concerto que o~frecerlan
a los socios del mencionado centre,
la soprano OLYMPIA Brosio, Y el Ba-
ritono Marine AiEeto, artistas per
tenecientes a Ia gran companla dc
Opera u ultimamente hiciera una
tennorada en- el Teatro Arbeu de la
capital de nuestra R~epublica.
e. dia para la celebration del men
cionado concerto, Sc ha fijado va y
los p~reparativos para su celebration,
Sc han l!evado a cabo.
FL concerto Sc verificara. en- el
Casino Mexicano, Ia noche de mana
ma, a las nueve, desarrollandose en-
81, el siguiente programa:
PRIMERA PARTE.
Pr6logo, Il Pagl!aci," ~Leorcavallo,
Sr. Marine Aineto.
Racconto Mimi, Opera "Bohheme'
Puccini-Sra. OLYMPIA Brosio.
Duo de Ia Opera "Barbero de Sc
villa" Rossmi.-Sra. Brosio y Sr.
Aineto.
Canci6n Gallega, Una Noche en- Ia
Era del Trgo,"-Sr. Aineto,
Los Molinos de Viento," serenata
cspaho!a.-Sr. Aineto.
SEGUNDA PARTE.
Romanza de lie Tempestad," Cha
pi.-Sr. Aineto.
Aria, Opera "Mefistofele," Bo3to.
Sra. Brosio.
Canto de- Observation-Disclosures
-Sr. Aineto.
"Mala Entrana,' cancion popular
espano!a.-Sra. Brosio.
Duo de la Opera 'Trovatore," Yer
di.-Sra. Brosio Y Sr. Aineto.
Despu&s del programa, habra un
ratio de bale, amenizado por Ia Or
questa Gorjoux.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25

Lo que pensaron los agricultores
fue que, pr6xima a ser levantads Ia
cosecha del algodon, Sc pretendia
comprar dicha cosecha con los billie
ties del Banco Unico, es deer Cespo-
jar a todos los a~gricultores del produc
to de sus esfuerzos de TODD el ano.
Como sc comprendera, IA alarma
que Sc sint;6 en- la region fue bien
grande, Y 81 capital americana que
esta establecido en- esa iona hiZo in
m~ediatamente las investigaciones del
case.
En- verdad, de 10 unico que sc trata-
ba era de la ~presencia de TN emple-
do del gobierno del centric para
establecer IN banco refaccionario.
Esto aquieto a todos los agriculto-
res pues como no es possible q Sc esta
blezca dicho banco, porque Sc nece-
sta dinero para establecerlo, y ESQ
no 10 tiene don Venustiano, no hay
ningun tenor sobre ell particular.
Sin embargo, Ia alarma da idea del
~desprestigio del gobierno del senior
Carranza, ~desprestigio que Sc funda
en- los despojos e i~ncautaciones que
le han caracterlZado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
a confiscar
Viene de Ia la.)

sabese u los propiedsdeS del clero
tota Ia Republica, asciende a Ia
considerable suma de mil millones de
nesos, Todos cstos bienes 4 a ser
rematados. en- fraccioHes por ell go
bierno de Carranza, con cuyo produc-
va 4 herce frcnte a la situacion
economical, pagando el dinero que, a
ttulo de sueldoS Y haberes, Sc
adeuda a los empleados Y soldados del
gobierno. e :mpulsando Ia campana
militar, pra restablecer el orden Ell
TODD el pals, bajo Ia ferula %carrancis,
ia.
Con este, Ell gobierno cree QUO
podra sostenerse por varios amos, en-
ell curse de los cuales. esPera que me-
iore 81 situaci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
Sc MCDERNIZA Y
GREECE ESTA CIUDAD
CON GRAN RAPIDEZ
Por todas parties Sc zen
ieUdntarSe nueuGS
construccioreS

En- conversation ultimamente sos
tenida por ell reporter, con IN VEN
dedor de terrenos de San Antonio,
este lie decia:
Ell moyimiento en- cuestiones de
terrenos Y casas, en- permisos de edi-
ficacion Y de re-edificaci6n o am
pliaci6n de edificios, 'duraMte los
meses de Mayo, JUNO y Julio, hs
sido mayor con mucho, que ell ha-
bido en- un ano en- otras epocas.
Basta, en- efecto, recorrer cual-
quiera de las Gales de Ia ciudad, pa
"a confirmar Ia a~severacion del "rea.
state man"
Apenas 81 hay IN sofa en- Ia Cue
no Sc este llevando a cabo n re-
construction o una reparaci6n. Casas
de n o dos pisos, sobre los cua!es
Sc c~onstruyen otros nuevos, pequenas
casas de- MADEIRA o ladrillo q las que
Sc da nueva forma por medic de am
pliaciones que no requleren NJ ST.
cuiera Ell abandono de la casa por
sus companies, aperture de profundos
cimientos que delatan la magnitud
del edificio que sobre ellos ha de
levantarse: he aqui 10 que Sc We en-
ia actualidad, en- todas las Gales de
Sar Antonio, desde las del down
town ruidoso, hasta los tranquilos
barrios de residencias.
En- las GALES c~entrales, las de
Houston Y Commerce, Sc estan ha-
ciendo edificaciones que contribui-
ran de manera notable al embelleci-
miento de Ia poblacion.
Son estos edificios, los que ocupa-
ran, en- la Gale del Concrete, el Ma
tional Bank of Commerce, y en- Ia de
Houston el Central Trust Bank, y
la casa de Concrete de Washer Bros,
Son luiosos edificios de construc-
ci6n moderna, que figuraran en- pri-
mer lugar entire los "rascacielos" de
San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-25
VAN A DEAR DE HACER IA
PATOS CON TACONES Altos

BOSTON, Julio 24.-Uno de los
acuerdos tomados en- las ultmas So
stones de Ia C~onvencicon de fabricsn-
ties de calzado, que tuyo lugar en- es1
ia ciudad. fue Ia de que durante el
proximo invierno continuanfan pro-
duciendo zapa:os de diferentes coIot
res para mujeres; pero que al legal
el verano solo los harlan de dos COS
lores cada uno con cuero amarillo
obscure, negro V blanco. Sc decide
ademas que los tacones para ell calza-
do femenino seran bajos Y sin curva