davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
ESTAN EN- HUELGA
LOS OBREROS De
TORREON, CoaI,.
i'reyendo que los apoya-
V ban los de Monterrey
abandonaron sus tra-
b ajos deInandando
aunento de salaries.

Varios dias hace que dijimos que
Ia huelga de obreros de Monterrey
amenazaba .exteaderse q las ciuda-
des de Torre6n Y Tampico. En- IA
primara de dichas poblaciones ha es-
tallado el movimiento, Y por una ra
"a coincidencia. Ia huelga ALI Sc ini-
cia5a en- les precisOs momentos en-
que terminaba Ia de Monterrey.
fernando por base las informacio-
nes escasas de detalles recib;das aqui
procedentes de "a comarca lagunera,
sc sa6e de Ia huelga 10 siguiente:
los obreros de IA netalurgica de To-
rre6n. que hab.an recibido aviso de
Que Ia huelea de Monterrey iba eX-
tendiendoSe de manera considerable,
Gec!dieron. instancias de los agi-
tato-es, abandonar les trabajos, pa
tPasa q Ia Ia Col. 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
La FOOD ADMINISTRATION
NO ESTA De ACUERD0
CON Ell SIBARATIS-
M0 MEXICANO
No nsbra mas "tcFciGos,"
nj nrevolcaGas," nj
&C Z m p echaHssy"
mi "biZcochos"

-NuesrI5 compatriOtaS,- nos
decia aver un meXicano moreno y
forzudo, comentador infatigable d.
Ia politica y dc la guerra, "a!lado'
carta cabal Y anti-car.anc.sta por
,os cuatro costados-nuejtro COM
patriotas. repetimos, serian verdade-
ramente hombreS de caracter 81 en-
este que voy decir a ussedeS, pldle-
Sc conocerse 81 caracter: vienen de
Mexico, cor sus habitos y costum-
bres a clestas, con sus trad!cione5 y
con SIS opiniones, paSan los amos, y
en- torno suyo la vida Sc hacc distin-
ia, eHos siguen, con Ejeras varian-
tes. viviendo su misma vida de anita
no, pensando 20 misrnc, y 81 no CO.
mienGo 10 m.smo porque aqui no es
possible, 81 en- eterna anoranza de Ia
cocina meucana. Esto e5 ruy bonr
to. pero muy POGO agradable- Y de
clio tengo ahora una prueba feha-
ciente.
-;Cual cs IA prueba le d"cimos,
cuaie5 son. mejor dicho, todas las
que a uSted le s:rven para basar esa
aseveracion de q1e los meNicanos 50
mos menos cue refractorios a la CT
vilizaci6n, incapeces de quitarnos de
las espaldas el fardo de nueStros pre-
juicios, de licertarnos de Ia tirania
de las costunbres secuiares CUE pu-
dieron hacer fe,iz ia vida de nuestroS
abuelos pero que harlan Ia nuestra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
Sc retiran en- toda
Ia Iinea los hunos
en- eI Marne
TcieOrGSnG Especial

TcicGrcs1G Especial
NUEV.A YORK, Julio 20
MensGjes de altimG bora dan
cuentG de que los GlemGnes
cstGu cr-u=Gndo Ell u ne en- to-
dos los pHntoS y que Sc cree
que ham emprendido unc retire
do general en- eSta region.
Dicen tambiG1l los n3epsujeS
0ue Sc eStG i6rcndo 3tnc lichG
GcScSpcradG entire SCISSORS .
Chatcau-Thicrry q que las tro-
pGs franco-cmericGnoS han
moStrodo 81 SWperi0r;dGd $o1re
Il enenligo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
TN ATEIQ'TADO
DE- I'm CORONE[4
CARRANCISTA
Sin justification fue
lllllerto eI padre De
Ill1 rehelde
NO Hay CARElANTIAS
No hay mas a1lioridad
que Ia de las
cara)inas

Correspondence traSn1ldGa &c IL
frontora. roS ha traido noticl2 Y
Getal!es de I'll succso del que NADIA
Sc ha haoIado.
8 Sc train De IN a:eatado contra Ia
vid,: hunaaa conzunado por el CO.
rome carraNc:$ta Tlrso Gonza!s". le-
fe mi,itar de Matamoros, y que he
mos de dar q la publ;cidad con EoS
pocos detalles quc Sc nos coT'u1i.
can.
Un viaje Eeynosa
FL dia docc del prc5enle In-z--G. .ce
Ia correspondencIa-sal!o oc Aaia-
noros, con destiAo Rcynos", Ia
maulipas. TirSo Gonzalez, coT'and2n
te mil!.ar de = Inca from, .!Ia con
su cuarte, general CT e. puec.o men
cio2aQo. Us6. para clio, lie IN Zen
dc los qac tiene 81 5ervic;o 9:,eIu-
sivo y que !ianijs son puestos q ser
yicio del pibii"o. Una esco-t4 Grn- :
rosa 10 aconpanaba.
II viaje dc Gonzalez HeynoSa.
seSIn Sc d.jo cn Matamoros. ten!a
por objeto cl irspcccioaar las fIer-
za5 que sc encont:abam dc guarni-
ciGn en- csa plaza rccicntcm-atc at2-
cada por las fuerzas fciicistas.
Sc ignora cuai haya sido eI resui-
Jado dc Ia vista a Rernosa. P@ro e.
81 caso que al regreso, comet:o IN
atcntado incalificable que pooc &c
relieve cue el c2rranciSmo Ea SUI
pendido cornpletamente las garantlas
constituencies y cue al gobierno Ic
ha importado muy POGO cl qIe cl
Congress- no hu0lsra autorizaGo a
Executive para decretar ia suspen-
sion de las referidaS garantiaS.
U7 alto en- esta-ion Ccrralcs
Regresaba GonzG.!cz cn el treH coz
su tscoita de su viaje Reynosa-
continua la correspondencla-y a.!
I!egar a estacion Cor-aies mandU ha-
Ger alto Ordcno que varios de sus
soldados bajaran dsl convoy, y sc di-
rPasa a Ia Ia Faz. Col. 5a.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
La nostalgia del pan de hueuo
RESULTO ESPLENDTDA La FIESTA EN- FL PARQUE
De RECREO De La ESCUELA THOMSON

zas, canto, muslca, etc. cargo de
los soidaGos del Kelly Field, que COM
p!etaron el programa fueron todos de
Ia aprohacion del aud;torio, que sa-
lio altamente complacido de la fiesta.
Concluido el programa, ell bale dio'
principle
Felicitamcs :, T"~';-i organiZador
por cl eXito del festival.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
OtjFEREII FUNDAR FL
BANCO D FL
PETROLEO
/ os comisionados Gar
'' field y Rhoades han
heCho otra importante
proposition al Gobier-
no actual de Mexico.

E. establecimiento, en- Mexico, del
Banco Mexicano de! Petroieo. con IN
capital de varios miIlo7es de pesos
oro nacional, que debera estar en- con-
tacto directo con cl F!rts Nationa!
Bank de Nueva York, es el segundo
de los grarGeS proyectos presenta-
dos a la consideration del gobierno
cara 7cista FOR los senores Garfield
V ,Rhoades, Representatives, autoriza-
dos de las mas poderosas enpresas
petrCliferas extranjeras.
La proposition para e! estableci-
mientc de! refcrido Banco ha sido he
cha va por los citados representatives
al subsecretario dc Hacienda. Rafael
Nieto, scgun 10 refieren las informa-
cicnes telegraficas trasmfIilas ue IA
ciudad de Mexico. Los senores Gar
field y Rhoades deiaron en- las ma
nos de Nieto V del ingeniero Pant ell
proyecto relacionado con el banco,
senalando IN plazo para la resolucion.
10 mismo cue sobre 10 relative al pro-
veto de la construction del ferroca-
rril que una los puertos de Tam
pico, Tuxpam Y Veracruz, a traves
de la zoHa petrolifera.
Como SC fundara el Banco.
No Sc tienen Getalles comn1etos dol
- 1,- ,1 -oh -,
de- Petroleo Y Sc cree que no Sc u-.I,.
a conocer el proyecto conn ato haste
en- tanto no resuelva el gobie-no ca
rranciSta 10 que eStime conveniente a
sus inte-eses. Peco eli Lermu.., 49,
nerales, Sc sabe que el Banco Sc fun
dara en- Ia capital dc Ia Republica,
cen capitales que aportaran, exciusi-
vamente, las companies petroleras del
Golfo, suscribiendo la nayoria &C. Ca
pital las companies americans cuya
representation cerca del gobierno ca
rrancista tienen los mencionados Sc
Tores Garfield Y Rhoades.
Las principales sucursales del Ban
co deberan quedar establecidas en-
los puertos de Tampico, Tamaulipas,
y Tdxpam Y Veracruz, que seran los
centres de los grandes negocios Pc
troliferos Y que tendran una mayor
importancia al construirse el pro-
yectado ferrocarril que los una direc-
tamente.
Ell Banco Mexicano del Petroleo,
como Sc lie ha tituaado en- el proyec-
to. Sc destinara, sino exclusivamente,
81 de manera muy especial al TO
mento Y desarrollo de Ia industria
petrolifera en- la Zona del Colo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
LARECIONDEZA Ia
LACC)NA ESTA
En- BONANZA
Prollletell ser este aIlO
abulldantIsilnas las
cosechas
PERO I EN- CAMBID.
EI terror va corfleado
paIejas con Ia
a5undanGia
PEERO I EN- CAIMDZ).

Con obieto de adquirir en- ests
ciuGad. maquinaria imp!ementos
de aericultIra. acaba dc llegar
San Antonio alguno5 hacendados
comercianteS Ge Torrcon. ia metro
ro!i De la l-ica comarca lagunera.
Segun eI dicho dc los viajeros, di-
cho irparcial. ajcao tota passion,
cl ano agricoia na sid2 en- ia region
artes mcncionada, e::traordlnaria-
mente ahundan;2. como probabiemen-
te no 10 ha s.do ninguao en- mlchos
iustros.
La ex.~rsion de las tierras SEM
bra.las. : "a ajunGanc:a de aqua
Ell el tempo oportuno, han teaido
como .c-u.t1Go Immediate G. cue las
cossclas, Al = De aigodon coro laa
de trigo Y maiz. sean veraaderameH'
te faJu.osaS. al cue. :! no huble5e
c'eme.tc3 contra~;os cue viniesen
Dc-.2rbaria. n v:Ga de Ia ccmarca,
vida Drospara y t-aEgui'a, estaba
a:ecurada = rara G!Icho t.cnlro.
Sin ewha~go tra~ l. Eot:c.a Ge
les admirabl2s ccsc:h2s, tras IA enun
ciaci6r d. ura esperanto &c n 'Jo-
r.micatu def.ait;vo para IA :oma-ca
tar hoHdancute per- .Gicada po., a
rcvoluci6n y 3or Ia an:-cu!a. EieGe
Sionlpye 4 re.a.o &c a'g" CUE rl:rn1a
a Iegitima satisfaction G. los lagu-
ncros.
.Nun cuando la r.voiuc!6oH no
const.tuya e9 estos mCmcato5, IN
peligro Elective para "A coma7ca,
los yarraGt stas sigGc7 corctisnGo
atroDcl'os V ,!anao esce2as de c<c:in-
dale ,uc pelt :rban grIndemcnte
aquelIa socledad.
z! ul;;rlo sIccso
Fl ultimo $uceso, ac2, edo Ia Sc
mana anterior, es solo uno dc tan
tos entire los nuclos a que da lugar
la indisciplina d. los hcmbreS de
armas la imFunidad de cue sozan.
En- una dc las cantinas centricas
(PaSa 4 In IA. Col. 5a.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
UEG protestC c1erg'ca-

Consticuye el folleto una crotcsta
franca ' energica. contra les actoS
del gobieruo eG relac.5A cen los c.
t6Ecos mexicanos.
Lo mocivaa las persecuciones de
cue los clerigos jaliscienceS, Y tcdas
las personals con elics relac-onadas.
O de algun mcdo iiccdas Al furcio-
naniento de Ia iglesi2. nan venlGo
siendo yicti~as Gesde Ia encrada de
las tropas revoiucioEarias Ia caPi-
tai taDat:a. hasca las Ueyadas q cabo
ultimamentc contra el prelado de IL
arQuidi6cesis. Dr. D. Francisco Oroz-
co Y Jimere1. cuyos arrestoS de ca
t6iico batauaGor, hacen penSar en- ei
cesto de serene valor de aduellos
ap5sroles nunca nedrosos cue iDllta-
ron en- cl caracter ' en- ia energ!a.
z Pablo el Centurion, &poStoI cuycs
oios Sc abrieran d l. lGz de la fe
en- el Canine de Damasco.. por
el que De SECURE tardaran mucho en-
pasar los carranciStas.
Los cleri-oS ae Jalisco deflendeN
sus derechos &c ciUGadanos meXjca-
nos - de sacerdotcs de IN culto, en-
un pals donGe Ia lbeytad de cultos
esta es.ablecida en- las Pag;naS De IA
Constitution Ge >. :. 2un en- las del
engen6ro Ge 1917, Y los defienden
arrojando sobre el carrancismo, un
pesado fardo de crueleS verdades )
de writes ap6s.roIeS.
A nuesrras maGoS ha negado un
eiemplav de! Memorial que 81 Cabil-
do Metropol;taro ' el Clero de Ia Ar
quidioccsis &c Guadalajara. elevan
al Presidence de l. Republica &eNi-
cana. para que ponga coto los aten-
tados de to3a sucrte. que Sc vienen
cometiendo contra Ia iclesia catolica
Y sus representatives en- Mexico.
Ncrrrci6p dc hechOs.
El memorial TO Sc reduce conSi-
deracioues so6re Ia aIudida persecu-
zion nj aparece en- tono supllcatorlo
ui temeroSo-
Maria hechoS Y 2cuSa-
Hace una relacion minucioSa de
los atentados comedies, con feroz
ensanariento. contra el clsro jalis-
.ience. desde que Ia revolucion Sc
sduenara de la capital de Ia ArQui-
!ioceSiS.
Desde el primer d:a, y anteS de TO-
rar mediGa alguna para el orden en-
2 ciudad para el ESTABLISHMENTS
lie los poderes pubhcos, los genera
.es carrancistaS Sc dedicaron Sa-
1uear Y destruir los seminarloS Ma
yor V Menor. los colegios, asi los pre-
oaratorios como los de arteS y of
los. los santuarios de Guadalupe :
ie los Dolores. Y Ia mayor parte de
os estableciulieusos catolicos. entire
.llos Ia residencia arzobispal, los
lospicios y refugios de ancianos e
pvalidoS-
Sc tuvo especial -ensanamiento con
as bibliotecas. ' con les gabinetes de
Ssica ' quimica. En- las primeras,
,abia volImeneS &c innesable valor
izarario histor!co. copi2s de i2cu-
lables que no exisUen - Si0o en- con-
.adas bibhotecas de las de mayor
fp.sa n n "a. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
POR ESQ FUE
EXPULSADO
EL PRELADO
Public6 una de las
m S energlcas re-
quisitorias que Sc
han hecho contra el
gobno. de Carranza

FL conficto, Ia tempo su7gido pc
TO ulmitarer1e exserioCizado. entire
Ia clercc.& i4Gsciense ' el gobierno
carrarcista. cs sin dUGa una De las
mas importantas entire las multipleS
fases del actual Ilomenco polltico
mexicaHo.
El clero DC Il ar1uiGioces;S de
Guadalajara. Sc ka enfrenCado, fran
ca = decididamea.e con el primer
manGatario de Ia RerUb!ic& y con les
hombreS de So Sc5iarno. : ha dicho
al pueblo. en- p&lab-as ait!vas. lie
mas de acriCud '. Ell mucho de YER
dad, also &c 10 cue en- Mexico Sc
siente del carrancisUo. pero CUE ma
die Sc habia atrevido a estaEpar en-
lctras de molde. en- tas paginas &c
un foueto. cuya circu!acjoa de Sc
guro habria prohi6idc cl EObierno &c
nueStTo pais.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
COMO Los Antiques APOSTOLES
DE- Ii FE, MONS. OROzCO SAL]O
DEOODADAnENTE 4 DEFEnDERlA
EcI0 EN rlPA Il cARRlNCISl0 SIIS EXCES(G
FL APp0VsoHAlENT0 De LOS EJERc0S DEL FRENTE TAAN0

la
constant numnnte tae N novn2
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02
"TILAISn TELLS STORY
tegN OF PASSIONATE LOVE


The one aud only Mary Garden is
the star of vThais.Nfthe new Goldwvn
photoplay from the famous novel by
Anatole France which is.tQ be seen
at the Alta theater beginning SUNDAY.
1t is Miss Gardens sirst photoplay.
That's" tells the story of beauty
of ancient Alexandria who is notori-
Gus for her many love affairs. A
wealthy young man named Paphn.lti-
us is attracted by That's. but leaving
her home one evening is set upon by
a Jealous rival whom he siays in self
defense Having lately become con-
vert to Christianity from his pagan
belief, he knows that murder is a
crime against Heaven, and in his
great remorse he becomes a monk and
goes far out on the desert to live in
expiation of his sin.
While he becomes known through-
out the world for, his sanctity, That's
Incomes the very queen of riotous
living. Then Paphnutius conceives
the idea that it would give the Cause
of Christianity great impetus if he
could convert That's, so he goes to her
home dressed in she rich garments of
a friend over his coarse monks robe.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02
Arcade snnlnv-AIondnr.

Each release of a VIM. 5 Hart pic
ture is an event of unusual import
ance in the motion picture world so
the announcement that the famous
Thos H, Ince star in the latest Art
craft offering, Evolves of the Rail"
win be at the Arcade theater tomor-
row, no doubt is welcome news to
big BINS many admirers.
Wolves of the Rail- introduces
Hart in a new ROLE that of protec-
tor of property, an upholder of law
and order, and guardian of govern
ment money. Throughout the story
there is a wealth of spirited action.
A real railroad station was erected in
the mountains for this picture, and
many of the mest exciting episodes
occur in this locale Hart has his
usual splendid supporting organiza-
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

Mabel Normand. star of the new
Goldwyn photoplay. "Dodging a Mil
lion" by Edgar SeIwyn and A. NJ.
Kennedy. takes advantage of the fact
that number of scenes of the dra-
ma are located in the shop of a
fashionable modiste to declare that
the women of America are being
made ridiculous by the combined
dressmakers of the world who are
arbitrarily forcing changes in style
IN order to sell their goods
When Louise Huff first determine
cd to go on the stage she applied for
Jobs with her sister. They used to
hustle downtown in the morning and
sit around various theatrical manager.
ial waiting-rooms. But when anyone
asked them what they wanted. their
courageOebbed. they replied that they
were only waiting for friend, and
"ent away from there.
They say May Allison reported to
be due for another long co-starring
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02
Pastilnc Theatcr smday-NIonday.


Constance Talmadge, younger sis
ter of Norma, and the famed 'imoun-
tam girl in the Griffith spectacle,
intolerance, will make her debut
as real star of the celluloid drama
at the Pasttme Sunday Monday in
Scandal picturization of the we'll
known Cosmo Hamilton story, AS a
headstrong, wilful daughter of
wealthy New York family Miss Tai,
madge scores an unqualified success
IN "SeandaL' The story deals with
the dangers attendant ON bucking the
old conventional standards of society
and shows how one small lie begets
thousands.
Ignored by the members of her
family and flattered by attentions of
orke. BeatriN, the heroine. visits his
studio, to square himself with her
mortified family and to save himself
from isolation in the west The girl
involves an eligible young bachelor
IN the affair. swears that she has
peen' visiting his rooms and further
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02
With the Vaudeville Players at the
Alta Sunday Monday.

The OZava, a clever comedy couple
present a comedy talking and Jug
glipg act under the billing of THE
Waiter and the Lady Customer and
is replete with comedy situations,
talking and juggling. These clever
young people thoroughly understand
how to entertain and you will with
out doubt be pleased with their act
The Modern Venus a spectacular
posing novelty act. which as a whole
is the most perfect in artistry and
presentation on the vaudeville stage
today. The poseur is handsome
young woman, perfect in contour, ap-
pearing in modern and ancient statu-
airy introducing many new and novel
and electrical effects.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

says that they have been secretly
married. This precipitates a situa
tion which leads to all sorts of COM
plicatlons, with the shadow of scan
dal lowering over her until real
love affair with her victim clears the
horizon. In addition will he shown
a war news weekly containing the
latest happenings thropghout tho,
Emitted States and scenes of our boys
"OVer there,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02
pAY EAST oREGoNN pEDEToN oRGoN sATRpAY MARCH 1g1s
WIZIlI|I s85f7]P|z Y

and notifies her OF his intention. AT
first she is amused and then fright
ened as he follows her everywhere
And at last she yields to him, gives
away or destroys all her worldly pos-
sessions and follows him off into the
desert where she becomes a nun.
FIushed with his victory over sin.
Faphnutius returns to his holy BROTH
ers But despite his high resolves,
ne has fallen madly in love with
That's
The conclusion OF the sterS Is thrill,
lng In the extreme and affords Miss
Sarden one of the best acting oppor-
tsnities OF her career. $3.50 yeN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

Jack kerrigan is putting up a fine
home for Mother Kerrigan. but ru-
NOR links his name in matrimonial
fashion with Lois Wilson, his pretty
'cading woman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

Margaret Shelby. sister of Mary
Miles Minter and member of the AL
c1zar Players of Portland for a short
time not so long ago has decided to
quit the screen and train her voice
for musical comedy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

engagement with Harold Lockwood,
was devoting about six months tuning
up her voice for a London musical
comedy engagement when trouble
| over passports, etc. caused her to post
pone her vocal fling.
Edna Purviance and Henry Berg
man, the heavyweight comedian, are
to date the only players, other than
extras. who are with Charlie Chaplin
in his first picture for the First Ma
tional Exhibitors Association. Charlie
is going to make eight pictures for the
circuit at u fee of $1,000 900.
Another box office record has gone
by the board.
Florence Lawrence, erstwhile
queen of the cinema. is now Mrs
Harry Softer and happily living on
her estate near Westwood, N J. She
tried comeback with Universal a
year or two ago. gut found the old
lure of the studio gone and permanent
ly retired to private life.
LES Miserahles,'' the. William Far
mum ue luxe pTOuuCIlOn. was SHOWN (
at the historic Academy of Music in
New York City recently. and although /
the seating capacity of the theatre is |
one of the largest in the country, /
hundreds We're turned away. Les /
Miserables" also broke all records at
the Lyric Theater in New York City.
where it had a long run. On all sides
the picture is hailed as a credit to its
producer William Fox. 1t is now be-
ing shown Throughout the country
In California, one of Bessie Loves
favorite indoor sports was roller
skating. When she went East to be-
come a Pathe star, she looked for
ward to skating on ice. Soon after
she arrived in New York. she was in
troduced to an ice rink. She gazed
pensively at the gyrations of the boys
and girls for a while, and then decided
not to try it. 1T looks kind of differ
emit she said. land if 7 ever fell on
that hard water my picture would he
delayed quite some time" So Bessie
didn't skate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

Billy Garwood has quit the screen,
bought him a fine ranch and is living
there with his mother.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

And now it's Mrs Francis X Bush
man who is after a divorce. She
names a member of Franks COM
pany as correspondent And the Bush
man life at Bush Manor has always
been so ideal-for public consump-
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02
SCREEN GOSSIP.

Dear Abanicos'' is the way the
Mexican star, if there be such a per-
son, would address her followers. The
Interpreter asserts that "Abanicos"
means fans"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02
VIM. S. HART
WOLVES Of THE RAIL
OR DEAD OR ALIVE"

THOs INCEs MASSIVE BUCK
ANDRADE DARING HIGHWAYMAN
THE SIERRA NEVADA THRU
LER YOU HART PICTURE
ADDITIONAL CLEVER CARTOON Cu11 nppN ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

Lottie Pickford. Mary's sister, is
supposed yet to be an invalid. but
they are sending all sorts of stories
out qf Los Angeles about Lottie's cup
winning exploits in cafe dancing COM
petitions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

Another box office record has gone
BY the board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

1t now develops that the busted
knee sustained by Marjorie Daw in
the making of The Modern Musket-
eer' with Doug" Fairbanks was
caused by a naughty burro squeezing
Marjorie against a wall while on the
trail,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-02

SINNER WHO ECAME s,nr
WONDERFUL STORY INDEED STORY FAME m
FASCINATING THRILLING GORGEOI NTT79
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-08
EUROPEAN KINGS ID
 VISIT UNITED STATES
RULERS OF NATIONS VISITED BY PRESIDENT WILSON WILL RE-
 TURN HIS VISIT.

New York, Dec 1-The United states government will have as i's guests in the near future, Pre- .dent Poiucaire of France. King Georse of England. King Albert of Belgium, King Victor Emmanuel CT Italy aud the heads of any other nations Pre- ident Wilson may visit during hts wis 1t To Europe Stephana lau1anne ed- iior of the Paris Main declared to- day. just before he sailed for France. M ianlanne has been in the United States several months on au o,ltcinI mission
 "It has been diplomatic ustom from time imMemorial" u iauzanne said "that the head ' one govern ment who entcrtains the head ot an- other invariabh repays the visi,
 While no otaclal announcement ol plaus has been made V lauyann declared ii Nas ceftailn> PresidSu polnoaire would come to lhe Cniie6
The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-08
Farmhouses Modernized

As famhouses become adapted to the taste of the women who are. in
 so many cases, taking over their man agemcu6 1t is found that many of the old institutions of the farmhouse the parlor, the many small rooms, the dark ha!s-nre disappearing. Parti- lions are torn out to make spacious living rooms porchcS are added, and everything k arranged for the utmost conveuicnee Of the housekeeper who s= s( tender of he lds-ENchange.