davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Pruebelo es Ell substitu
to del peligroso
Calomel
Hace funcionar SUI higado sin mo-
lestarle v sin producer s%alivacion

Todos los boticarios en- el pueblo,
su boticario V todos los ~boticartos,
estan ccnvencidos de que ha hahido
" gran decenso en- IA venta del ca
lomel. Todos dan Ia misma razon.
FL .'Dodson's Liver Tone ha ocupa-
do gu lugar.
Gel calomel es peligroso Y este 10
sabe tod ell mundo. mienrtsa cue el
"Dodson's Liver Tone es perfecta-
mente SECURE Y da los mejores re-
sultados." dijo un prominente dro-
cuista local. Ell "Dodson's Liver To-
ne" es garantizado personalmente nor
todos los droguistas que 10 venden
V 81 falla su valor Sc reintegra en-
cualquier case 81 no da resu!tado sa-
tisfactorio en- c~ualquier case de NAL
funcionamiento del higado Y consti-
pacion. I'd. no tiene mas que demos
trar este V regresara por su dinero
que lie sera devueito Embellishments.
Ell "Dodson's Liver Tone" es de IN
sabor agradable, es III remedio vege-
tai puro, y puede ser usado por ninos
V adultos. Tome una cucharada por
la noche, Y en- Ia manana ~despertara
s%intiendose perfectamente; no tendra
d~olencias biliosas, dolores de cabeza,
acidos en- ell est6mago, o construction
en- los intestinos. Este m~edicamento
no lie producira gripa nj lie causara
al siguiente dia las inconveniencias
que produce Ell calomel. Tome Una
dosis de calomel hoy Y manana Sc
sentira ;ndispuesto, enfermo y con
nauseas. No pierda un solo dia de
trabajo. Tome ell "Dodson's Liver
Tone" Y Sc sentira bien, con vigor y
ansioso de trabajar.
(Adv.)
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Correspondence particular, fecha-
da en- Tacaribaro. Michoacan, que he
mos te2ido ccasion de leer. nos trae
noticia de nuevos hechos que mues-
tran como cada dia es mayor la fe-
rocidad conQue las fuerzas rebeldes
de Jose Ines CHAVEZ Garcia. Sc en-
sanan con e. infcliz pueblo michoaca-
no.
Sc reieren las cartas me2ciona-
daS, 2 Ia toma de T~acambaro, lieva-
da q cabo Ia semena pasada por el
dicho rebelde V muestran sobre Ell
suceso espeluznantes detallcs.
La plaza, a la llegada de los re-
beldeS, estaba cast sin gu~arnicion,
pues que la mayoria de las fuerzas
que Ia defendian .habianla abando-
nado ante la imposibilidad de la de
fensa. Muchas familias habian huido
va. pero gran psrte de los pob!ado-
res habia permanecido en- ella, en- la
mayor augusta ante los horrores que
de SECURE lie eSperaban.
BESIDE que los ~centenares de rebel
des entrarCn a Ia plaza. Sc dedicaron
al saqueo. al i7cendio V al asesinato.
Una verdadera fiebre de destruction
V de crueldad los habia ~invadido. di-
&c una de las cartas QUE nos fueron
m~ostradas. Y Seria impossible relatar
TODD 10 que hicieron."
Hubo. sin embargo. algo que aun
tiene al pueblo en- Ia mayor conster-
naCion.
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Sc D~ESARR0LLA UNA
EPIDEMIA En- BELGICA

DcI Sercicfo Especial pcfc Ii PRENSA.
AMSTERDAM, S~eptiemhre 4.-El
Telegraph" de esta ciudad dice que
ha sabido qIa II e~nfermedad, que
.iene semejanza con el co!era. Sc
est. propaganda por Joda Belgca Y
que treinta ~iovenes murieron en- n
semana en- ia villa d. Diest. v!ct'mas
del nuevo nal.
Las autoriades aicmaAas estan ahO,
ra preocupandose por localizar la e.
pidemia. pues temen que de p~ropagar-
Sc como va. cause v~erdaderos estra-
COS entire la pob.acion civil Y entire
las tropas que guarnecen las plazas
beicas.
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LA VERDAD De 10 OCURRIDO fiACE
POGO EN- LAS ClUDADES DE NOGALES
ENTIRE MEXCANOS Y AMERlCANOS
Eista complete de los muertos y heridos habidos
en- uno y otro lado de Ia Inca divsoria

worth; Soldado Paul Deppe: Soda
DO S~wesczvns;ki; So!dado Fromeik;
Soidado Wales; Soldado Clayton;
Soldado Reynolds; Soldado Johnson;
Scldado Gibson; Soldado Reynolds;
Soldado Lyttle: Soldado Pisacki; Sol
dado Price: SolGado Bilek; Soldado
Sanzles; Soldado Duvill.
Hcridos muy graves.
Sargento Victor Arana: del Guar
tel Maestro V ell soIdado ". II. Knit
de Ia Comp. H. del So de ~Infante-
ria.
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Sc ordero ''cese ell fuego."

Como a los ounce minutes de ha-
berse iniciado e. t~iroteo, Sc preserto
el c~oronel Abasolo, jefe de la guar
melon &c Nogales. Y ordeno por me-
do de sus ~cornetas que cesara e. fue-
go. disponiendo en- seguida que las
fuerzas del gobierno carrancista Sc
e~ncerraran en- suS respe2tivos Guar
teles.
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CASESE:

Cataloco de dana, r-xrcanas , otras
! nacionaI;!aGss eXteisa lista de hermo-
SOS aomores.
vuclta de ccrgco. nI,cstro eompl-.o. Ca
, taloso Matrimonial. :on descripcicnes
completes. &c nuchas j5vsnes = algu-
Eas ~viuCas. que buscan a VI marion
puenos y honrado. Puede listed escribir !
p cualouiera dc elias y cont-aer ~ fe-
liz matrimonlo en- nuy breve tempo.
! Eosot-oS. por ruest-a parte sonoS per-
sonas recomtnrablS. nCest.o neg eio
esta basadc scbre "a honrsGeZ y le,id-
n.dad ash es rIue no dele que Ia p,<Ue-
10 cantidnd dc UN DOLLAR silva d. s,-
:orbo en una prot=ble TELICIDAD MA
IRIMONIAL. Escriba hoy r.!smo a:
! CoSMoPoLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
p. O. Box s5s. Venice. Cal.
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iista dc los heridcs.

Los que resultarcn heridos alsu-
nos de ellos de suna gravedad Y que
Sc teme hayan muerto. fueron los 81
guientes Jose Medina Juan c. Gar
cia. Francisco Saenz. Basii;o Chi7,
Alberto Vazcuez, Miguel Monies.
Francisco Ortiz. Pedro Mendoza: Mar
celiro Ibarra. Alexandra f. Contre-
ras. Manuel Nuenz: las si~guientes Sc
noras de Ia Cruz Roia: Cruz Alva-
RADIO (de ~gravedad,l Franchises Cas-
ti!o. Trinidad Robes Y Julia Medi-
ma.
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iATENCION! iATEECiON!
A CASARSE

Lataloso de dames meIicanas v otrss
nacicralidadeG y eItensa lists de her,
EIosSs nombres.
En7.cnos n Dollar solsmenie Y nos
otros le TamItiremos. Z vuelia de co.
rreo, nues;ru complete cstaiogo marrt-
montal con desc iDciones detalladas, 70
IOGRAFIAS. N0HbRES Y DIRECGTo-
MES de tdvenes, seioras y sehoritas
me1icanas y de otras nacionalIdades, al.
Kunas vludas de i~ntschableS snteceden-
les, quienss desean enc0n'rIr III nonrt-
do Y bten ssPosc. I'd. pCede escr1bir.
lie dlrectamente Z ~CUa,quiera de elias
y contraer ua matrimonio feiiz en- cor
10 tempo. SCmos dignos de conf1srfa
Y nos dsdlcamcS a I'm neseclo honrsdo
= l1clto. No permlta, pUEs, que ID Pc
que1a nj de III: dollar esta de por
medic erire I'd ) su muy possible III.
LICIDAD MATPI HnNlAL.
gsrrf5a 10y misro Z:
| RELIANCE GLIB
Hoy SIS Los .AageIes. ca.
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Ell suicidiO de las muchachaS.

Va eS bie1 sabido en- e. Estado que
los rebeldes chavistas no solo buscan
en- los puehios que caen en- su poder,
ci Ginero de los ricos nj las viias de
Sus enemigos: las mujeres. las j0ve-
nes. las muchachas de la mejor So
;icGad. son siempre para ellos presa
coGiciable.
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r E C. O r r 6

listed y rua-de esl direction para que
&c Ia uues:-e 4 sus amigos eve sr.ren- oe
caIlcs, mczQuinos. -Izoles y s-anos de 10
p;cI. Con 25c.. en- t!mbres pcs1les gus
me -e1.ita C manco. a vueita de eor-eo.
franco de porte. una caiit= de pomada Gti-
za,ez. L. me;or del munto para e-t1s enser.
,,elases. Dcvuelvo e. dinsro q In persona
tue Sc cure y no sane.
P o Box 5s1 -AhEtC. liz
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verda6 de les heches.

La verdaC de les hecieS.
Los hechos. segun el decir de perso-
mas Que prassIciarcn TODD. sc desa-
rrollarol de la sigu;ente manera:
Tn mexicano QUITO cruzar Ia Inca
international cen runoo a Arizona.
llevando una canasta peGuena en- la
mano derecha. A! momento. uno de
los centine!as que hay en- tai punto
Sc present6 y le marco ell alto.
Fl celador mexicano Francisco
Gellego. que Sc hallaba a pocos pa-
SOS del sitio en- donde tai cosa ocu-
RIA. a. Yer Ia actitud del soldado a.
mericano. dispsro su anna sobre el.
hacienda blanco.
Al caer herido e. soldado ameri-
cano varios compaileros de este Sc
apresurarcn a entablar IN fuego NJ.
trido sobrc los mexicanos que tam
oien So habian reunido en- regular MI
nero. Y entonces Sc entablo VI COM
bate en- tods forma, siendo los sol
iadoS que hacian fuego unos Gin
cuenta escasamente.
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cue Dol centenares Sc cuentan los
soldados bolshevikis CUE Sc estan pa
sando a las filas de los ejercitos tcnc-
co-esovacos.
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TodcS los civIleS iesarmados.
9uieneS fucron los muertoS.

Segun las lisJas oficiales Que han
sido ratificadas per Ell publico, los
muertos entire e. elemento mevicano
fuarcn los sicuieates: Felix s. Pc
l@aloza. ~Presidente Municipal; lose
Cells. Ccuserje del Ayuntamiento: 1g
rscio Valencia soidado: Francisco G..
GalleSos. celaGor: Jesus Borboa. Ra-
man Vare!a. Mariana Garcia Y Jose
N~e!encia. c"ivi!es; Jorge Villa : An
ores eczema. celadores: Y tres NOM
5reS = una mujer Gesconocidos.
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Amer;canoS muertOs.

Captain j. D. Hu7gerford del lOh
de Caballeria: Primer Teniente L. ".
Lotus. del Ion de Caballeria: Cabo
Barney Lott de IA Comp. c. del Ssh
de Infanteria: CASTOR Reddoch civil.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espahol
diriiase a Ignacio Z. LozanO, 11S y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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Herid0S.

Teniente Corone. :. J. Herman;
Captain H. c. Caron: Sargento Bu-
tier; Sargento Green: Sargento Sche-
We; Cabo Nadnzny; Cabo F, l. With
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cBRAS DE EMILIO SaLGARI

DE EMILIO SsLGAkI
"A 5l.ce cada anal
Lc, histories &c IN Ind,
Los Pi-at2- Ge n iIalsSia
la Conqrista Ge un im2erIo
la Vsagaan de SanaoSan
Ia R.conquis,2 de &omprace4n
El Reg e Airr
"a Destruction Le Carriage
En- las Moataazs &c Africa
e Te.o-o &c "a Montana Arul
Los pi-atas de Jas Bermu5as
=! Exterm:nio &c uEa Tr'hu
Las ASr;Eas &c Ia Ests7a
Ia Es:-s.a d. a A-sceznia
En- 81 Ma &c las Peyiss
Il Hiio d-l Co-sario En:o
Los Ultinoe Filibuste-os
Los Est-sSos de Il China
Ia Montana &C Orc
Las Ma-Gvill3s del aHo 2Oco
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NANUALES PRACTICES
ts TN peso CAGE r"Vl-
M.nusI de Agriculture
Manual De Aries y Oi'cics
Manual &c Aceitcs y Jaocnes
4AE.a. &C s!ciaLe-:a
:aaual &C Ca-ysGtcT,a dc Is+eS
Aanua. &C Cr--Aleria ' oors, &C aIetr7
Manual del Cohetero : Polvor1i;2
Manual del CUrt:GoT @e .peics
..,aaaal &c CoufIte-o-Pasye!erc
.arual del Observation-Disclosures
r.arual dc Electricidad
!salal &c Foto<-Stia
d.rual del Ho,ai1te-o
I:acsi &c Jsrtias-ia y EeEact""EH
Manual Gei L2hc-ero Dc -dinas
4Rnual De LccAsTla
Manual &c GecaHica InaC5eEiI
Manual Gel Piaro-
Manual del Tel-<.a-ist2 = Aeseaoa"S
Manual del Reictero
Manral dc. Sastre
p.1,.zI De, Fas,.-x-te de Ee,as
Manual de Veteriaxr:s ) EcutacIoo
opp,S DE CAgRIkI. D'ASUNElO
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HuSo deSpucs tiroteos.

Dcs2ues de TODD este todavia Sc
-aS;stra-on algunos tiroteos aislados
1ue Ian sido Sofccados facilmente
nor las fuerzas de Gales. quien lego
0ccc despues a Nogales Y hasta IA
fecha Sc halla con algunos ceatena-
res lie hombres en- Iona. Immediate
L Il Inca Givisoria.
Les deslacamentos amerieanoS tam
hisn tuercu r~eforzados convenience
merte para ~prevenir cralqLit- So
presa.
TodcS los ~civIles iasarn,ados.
Al dia siguiente POI a mansHs. Ca.
lies lanzo y prociama ell Ia que Or
ienana que todos lo> civlas que tu-
v;esen en- su poder arra;.s de lego,
les entregasen a Ia jefatura de Ar
mas, senalando severas r.nas pera
q~uiencs no cumpiicran &c esta dis
posicion.
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CAgTILLAS CyENTIFICaS

Hasanse los Pedidcs, sconpanados de su lmporte en- Gro
Postal, de Express o en- Carta Certificada, AZ
IGNACIO E. L0ZANO.
l,s N. SANTA ROSA AVE SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
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Por Corrso. rG ~ FcENs-i-"

TUCSON. ARIZONA. 81 de agos-
to.-Con Weferercia 4 los desgracia-
dos successes acaecidos en- Ia Inca in
ta-rac;onai de Nogales. Sonora, los
litinos detalles que Sc han tenido a
oui denuestrsn cue las proporcioneS
de los acontecimientos fueron muy
eya.ieradas Y que no hubo el nume-o
De muertos V heridos que al princi-
pic Sc sena!o. asi como que e. orr
gen de la tragedia no fue el que al
principle Sc dijo.
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AEao- = Ma-t:-io.
Ate de 8Uscs- Marso
talvsrio de Amor
Il Intie-ao de los aomoTsS
NJ Nsyio P-esc2co
r. PrrEa<orio &c is So!terHs
FL Paraiso Ge las NuIercs
Z! HaGs Gc los Iares
y N,ido CO Ru:scnor-s
Ell Collar de Esaera.cas
Il ST de Us Niaas
Z Anna en- IN sBeso
/. hijs de las Flores
La Hicl en- !cs LsSios
La Nina de los ja-mine
is Vi2Is Allegro
Ia Corte dei Amor
La Priacesa del Dolar
Ii dija de Venus
LIS Ev1S MoScrnas
Las OS.c-aS De- Amor
La Hijss Gel Champagne
Marina . IA Hijs de as Cas-
,ia,Gitas sean las MTjc-ss
HR.:.ruS scan los Hon,ores
H.aldi:ss sean las SG-Erss
Maicito sea e. Amor
EralGitos sean les Celos
pasionarias &C Amc-
Po-o,s Sc Casan los Ecmnre-
porcue Sc Casar las aGiercs
pe-cus Pecan las iuie.cs
po-c:e Mu-mI.an rs N:e.as
Po-c.:e .S.rcidea las viu'.a>
pc- ScEG;. i n Aul-c
Su -:ajssTsG e. Anc:
;Nivs nj NOVA!
Maria. pcr jorge Isaac
El a;jo A2!dito
~ Bec.r-o de O-o
" Maruscrito de mi Nad-e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-16
LEADING WESTERN TEAMS
GET INTO ACTION TODAY

CHICAGO, Nor /, The most in.
tcr"arIur program ~ football games
bon N" mIddI" west this season is
scheduled for tomorrow with vlrtu-
ally all ~ the leading olovcns in
action. rhicf interest contcrs I'm the
sectional contest between Michigan
ana SJrtrus" at Ann Arbor and the
game between ohio state and nIi-
uols at l'rbtnl. other games bring
seven Of the remaining big ten"
teams, jH well as most OF the middle
western service nleyens into action.
Penn state Will clash with Illinois
in what IN regarded ~ the champ-
iunship struggle Of the big ten
Michigan Will meet syracuse. Min
n"sota VIII attempt To stage come
back against Wisconsin, and Chicago
and Northwestern viii meet in their
annual game at Evanston. other
games viii bring together Notre
Dame and the Michigan Aggies at
Lansing, Purdue and Wabash at In
diInapuIis, Iowa and Amcs at Iowa
city and Kansas and Nebraska at
Lincoln.
Camp Dodge and tho Chicago
naval reserves will meet in Chicago
In an important contest.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-16
|. w. WIS SPURNED
AT LABOR SESSIONS
CONTNrED PROM pAGE Oyv

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE =
should forgive the convicted men
their past offenses and obtain their
release, President Gompcrs related
to the delegates the part organized II
labor had played in aiding the people
of Mexico.
The amended resolution was.
adopted with only four opposing
votes Because Of the unexpected
situation which arose over the Mex
lean resolution. the entire day was
occupied with discussion OF the MeN-
lean questions and the peace pro-
gram contained in the resolution hy
President Gompcrs, was not acted,
upon. Il will he taken mp tomorrow
II IL thought, the an-Amcrican Feds
Grafton n Labor will he effected and
the conference probably adjourn toI'
morrow night.
Scveral resolutions affecting the,
organization Of the federation
adopted today dealt with safeguard
ing the passage Of workmen fromI
Mexico to the United states and back
and with other minor details smooth.
ing the way for more general in.
terchange Of labor. !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-16
B0MBERS TRY TO WRECK
OHIO NEWSPAPER OFFICE

NOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Nov. Is
Rombcrs attempted to wreck the Of
fees Of the Youngest own TclcRram IN
shortly before midnight Thursday 4
bomb planted Just outside the press
room let go, breaking windows aIfd
crushing doors and otherwise dam
aging the building.
other buildings within tho radius
Of "A block were damaged, bomb
fragments penetrating doors and
breaking windows The Associated
Press wires within the building were
not damaged.
The Telegram has been strongly
pro-ally and is ono Of Ohio's fore
most dry advocates. Several years
ago an attempt was made TO dyna-
mite the home of its publisher. Sam
uel q. Mcclure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-16
LEGAL
RESOLUTION

On the 7th day Of November. 1919,
It appearing that there has been conti
Gated to the state Of oklahoma in pro.
ceedings pending in the County Court o.
Tuisa, Oklahoma. wherein one % gauge
pump shotgun one Springfield army rife,
one piano, King make, one iocboN. 10 ra't'
pop. one chair. 2 spades. one icehoy. one
dresser, one table one he'd - cases o.
empty pop bottles, cases OF empty Bcvc
bottles. 10 one. gallon hot water bottles
and two trunks were confiScated
NJ 1T THEREFORE, RESOLVED. That
the County Clerk Of Tulsa County Oks
homa, file due and legal notice to ,e. sd
contEcAted goods 10 the highest bidder on
November lsth. 1918. at clock p N.
at the west door of the County Court House
and make his report to this honorah's h"hy
showing what disposition h. has made ~
said confiscated articles.
1t is hereby ordered conSidersi 1ut al
Judged that the County CLERK also afv'r'
tise and sell according 70 Law any oIaef
property WHICH has been libcled and -o1
hscated and turned over 10 ~ hoard ~
order Of the County Julyr. and mai" fNe
returns thereof showing what ne hi, done
w the premises. according 10 law
BOARD or COUNTY MlSSIONEkS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-16
CITY SLAYER
GIVEN LIFE PRISON TERM

OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 15.-Iife
Imprisonment at hard labor was the
pun!snnent meted out to II. Dewey
Crosthwaite, 20-year-old slayer Of
EThelnra Doveioy, today on plea Of
Equality ,ot murder in tha>first degree.
1T was jus: three months ago that the
youth fired four bullets into the boo
OF the school teacher who had re-
flEcd 30 be his bride.
/" 1u the presence OF less than a
d ioseu. court officers and attorneys,
CroSt hwa!te stood under the bright
chandelier in the district courtroom.
seewingly in a TRANCE. and stared
disinterestedly at n desk in front OF
him while Judge clark pronounced
TIM sentence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-16
JUG0-SLAVS WOULD TURN
OVER SHIPS TO ALLIES

BY The Associated prssS
PARIS Nov. i5.-JuEo-S -Slav crews
remaining aboard the Austrian fleet
in the Adriatir are reported to have
made 4 proposition to turn over the
Warships To- the United States. but rs
this vas considered ineXpcdicnt Il
was arranged later that the vessel Is
should he turned over 10 the allied
and American forces In accordance
with tho armisticc terms.
All the Austrians on board the
warships departed on tho eve Of the
signing NJ the arm,Stice. leaving only
Jug0- 0-SlavS on the ships The Jugo-
S'dvs. much impressed by America's
activity in behalf OF their cause, sub
mitted a proposition that the United
states hold the vessels until their H.
nal disposition was determined. They
hope when a decision IS reached that
the ships will he returned to them
and thus form the nucleus Of Jugo-
SmY navy
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Halliburton A bbOH in
WiRdOW DispidD Boost
United Var Campaign

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Public Records
District Court.


+. X Smith w. Midland Valley
railroad company $4,000, personal
INJURY.
Carpenter oil company IS G. H..
Anderson ct al, F6,97O for failure 10
buy oil and gas leases.
T.. 7. Mccormick W.. g. T. Iowdr-.
milk ct al $l42.99 on tax bill and TO
forced tax lien on lot -, block
Carlton Place addition
Same vs.. =. A. Quigley 81 al.
S2lS.26 same lot 3. block Sunset
Hi addition.
Same vs. II. r. Beers ct al s3Ols..
same lot II. block :, Irving Place ad-
dition.
Same vs.. C.. T.. Gordan ., al
si2l.lS, same lot 5, block 8, burgess
lIiil addition
Same vs. B. l.. Keenan,. 322O6i.
same lot 90, block ., Park Hi add.
tiCn.
X, L. Cummings vs. T. n. Price et
al, $500 and ejectment southeast
southeast I and west ha!t southwest
S-l7-l4.
L. Marks VS.. d. Jones' ct al 1000
on note.
Superior Court.
r. NJ. Slaton vs.. Slaton divorce tat-
fidavit military service ire
ferred).
Warranty Deeds.
Sabine Oh & Marketing company
TO 4 M. Donnelly. 81, lots 2l-:?.23.
bl""L II Aldo addition.
J. D. johnson and husband 10 T.
HO.inswurtn, 81, lot l6, block !, Lib
erty addition.
j. II. Kennedy and wife 10 W VI.
Briscoe, S2.5O0 southwest 9-lS-I3
w. Clay to J. Harnden. SlO66j
(Acme farm) in north half north
west SOU W est sol,hwest
4-I9-13..
c. H., Bosler transferred to I NJ.
Robinson, $500 lot :, block s, Fores;
Park addition.
Berry Hart company 20 l. Bragg,
s225. lot &. block 7, RoSeda,c ad.
dition.
O. G. Graves to Drees Building &
Contracting company $500, lot -.
block 80 Taneha.
Same to same, $500, lots $3.50,
block SO, Taneha.
Same to II. H. MeinholtE. 5000, lot
81. block 80. Taneha
Same to W. +, Drses, $500, lots u,
block As, Taneha.
Same TO II. q. Drees, S400 lots ~.
20 block SO. Taneha.
Il. NJ. Galloway and wife 10 f.
Dumit ct al, s4.250, lot $, block II,
Crosbie Heights.
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WILSON lNSPECTS FIRST
NIGHT BOMBING AIRPLANE

WASHINGTON. Nov. i5.--Presi-
dent Wilson personally inspected to-
day tho first American buIt Hand
ey-PaEe night bombing airplane,
which, with thousands OF others Ike
It would hve played AN important
rolo IN the war had Germany not
capltulated Accompanied by Mrs
Wilson and with Secretary Baker
Director Ryan OF the department OF
military aeronautics and General
March. chief OF staff in attendance,
the president looked over the big
machine as It stood on tho Polo
grounds OF the mall and later
watched II take the air. lilo did not
20 aboard the plane. Mrs Wilson
climbed up the ladder TO tho under
hatchway to look through into the
quarters OF the aviator, bombers and
gunners.
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DRAPER IS CHOSEN HEAD
COTTON MANUFACTURERS

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. Nov. Ia
Election OF Arthur j. Draper OF
Charlotte as chairman Of the Ma
tional Council OF American Cotton
Manufacturers, to succeed S. w.
Kramer OF this city. resigned. was
officially announced at headquar-
ters of the organization here tonight.
The national council is composed
OF representatives OF the National
Association OF Cotton Manufacturers,
with headquarters in Boston, and the
American Cotton Manufacturers as
ISOLATION, with headquarters In
Charlotte. Mr.. Draper Is also prcsi-
dent of the latter organization. The
national council represents the entire
textile industry OF the country In
connection with price fixing, prior
tiles and legislation.