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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
ct, FUTURE De LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Banqueros del mundo y directories de SUI comercio
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mes de dolares. con Ia cual BiSmark
esperaba conservarla en sujeci6n por
muchos amos, fue pagada mucho an
ties de 10 que Sc e~speraba; Y Fran
cia lego q ser una nacion de ahorro
y de inversiones, que desde entonces
le dieron IN puesto en- las finanZas
universities, fuera de proportion a
sus recursos naturales y produc-
cion.
En- Ia necesidad dc ~levantar fon-
dos para pagan nuestros gastos de
guerra Y parte de los de los aliados,
tenemos un incentive para c ahorro,
como ell pueblo de este pals jamas %
ha conocido anteS. La economic per-
sonal, que la situacior reQuiere, es
todavia POGO apreciada por pocoS,
pero 10 sera por todoS 81 Ia guerra
continua. Los resultados seran So
brevivir a Ia guerra Y ccnstituir un
gran haber nacional.
Lo que Ia guerra ha hecho va por
noSotros, comercialmente, puede sin
tetiZarse en- nUmeros redondos. Guam
do estallo. 4 fines de iu 10 de 1911.
debiamos en- el e%Xtraniero cinco mi!
millones de dolareS, SOLO una peque-
ma porcio2 de esta cartidad. proba-
blemente ochenta millones de doa-
res. correspondent 4 clcntaS de pro-
X!mo pago. FL resto cstaba repre-,
sentado eli acciones de corporacio-
mes, que podian ser puestas u Ia VEN
ia en- nuestro mercado. Datos fide-
dignos, comniladns pOr L. +. Lorec,
mostrahan, por ejemplo, que las &C
clones de ferrCcarri!es poseidas en-
e eytranjero el 81 dc cnero DC 1915,
tenian un va or de dos mil yetecien-
tos cIatro mi!lones de dolares. En-
los dos amos siguientes hemos COM
prado mas dc "a mitad de csa Suma
Y 10 hay eXageracion en- afirmar
cue nueztra deuda Ell e. extranjero
Sc reduio a menos e dos mil ~quinien
tos millones de dolarcs.
Al romperse e hieIo de nuastros
n6todos pr~ovinciaIcs. con 81 empress
ito anglo-francGs en- cl otono de
'915, nos conyertimos en- presta-
mistas hberales a paiscs extranje-
~os. Antes dc nuestra entrada en- n
guerra. estos cmprestitos montaban
a dos mil QuinientOs miiloneS de do
ares Y De csc modo quedo cancelada
nUeStra deuda en- el eXt-anjcro. \
consequence de este Europa mes en-
VIC mas de mil milloneS dc dolarcs,
IN orc. para pagan materia'es dc
guerra Y faci,itar sus operaciones
financicras en- este pals.
Tn examen dc e$os totales y dc IA
razon Dc e!los. los leva a descubrir
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MUI INTERSTATE \ Los
MEXlCAN0S

Para surtirse de ropa, de calZado
0 de cualQuier mercancia, debe en-
cargarse TODD 4 Ia
HISPANO-AMERICAN COMPANY,
2407 S. Main St, Los Angeles, Cal.
Esta Compania tiene I'm Departa-
mcnto de Ordenes DOR Correo Y des-
pacha con eficacia Y prontitud cua!-
ouier e1careo que Sc lie haga.
81 desea I'd. espec!almente orde-
mar cualquier m~ercancia m~eXicana
va de comestibles, de medicines, etc,
tiene un marnitico surtido dc cali
dad ~inmejorable y a los mejores pre-
clos.
Escriba I'd. hoy mismo preguntan-
do el precio de 10 que necesite Y sc
~convencera de que lie convene hacer
encargos a Ia HISPANO AME-
RICAN COMPANY. (.Adv.)
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a as que ha facilitado sus transac-
clones. FL auInento de nuestras eX-
portaciones q Sud-America. las Qua
les 10 han sido de material de que
IRA, demuestra tambien los ~resulta-
dos. pues ha sido de ciento trelnta
por ciento.
Ahora que la guerra he conclude
perderemos e, consume de materiales
de que Sc sostiene, pero seran nece-
sarios otros para IA reconstruction
de uropa; y en- csc sentido, nuestra
~prosperidad d~ependera, en- gran par
tie, de la extension de nuestra ere
ciente production, para corresponder
a las exigencias de Ia demanda.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION dare 4 n per-
soma que me proporcionc informes exactos del
senior Francisco LoZanU. como de so amos
lie edad. estaturs regular, color moreno, ma
riz afilada, ojos chicos. Cualquier informe
lue Sc tenga sobre dicha persona favor de
I,rigirlo 4 Maths Lozano. $40 W. Is. St,
La Junta. Colo. "a.
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$1,000 DE GRATIFIcACIoN dare a Ia per
iona Que me proporcione. infornes e1aetos
de mi hiio. Siivcsue de Leon. de % aaos
de edad. 10 acompana una jovsn iamata Ar
Sa.;i,s- on .Jun;o del corriente lno- CuaL
ouier ;nforme que Sc tenga sobre dicha per-
sona favor de dirigirio a Loreto dc Leon, 401
". B. St, Texarkana, Texas. 80
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PESQUISAS

BUENA GRATfFICACION dare n In per-
coma que me proporcione informcs exactos
de In sonora Valentino Reyes. delgaGa. tri-
Euena. cjos negroS, de ~cstatura REGULAR.
Cualquier informe que sc tenga sobre di-
cha persona favor de dirigirlo 4 IA sehora
Juana Guerrero, Box Elder 725. Pueblo.
Colo. "a.
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BUENA GRATIFICACJoN dare a Il persona
que me proporcione informes e1aetos de ma
hermano. Damaso MeIendres. de q amos de
cdad. picado de virueIa, color moreno. orr
Hace dos amos Sc encontraba en- Phoenix,
Arizona. CuaIquier informe cue Sc tensa
sobrc dicha persona fasor de drtslr!o al
Santos Melendres, Hayden. Arizona l5)
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TOME RROMOGEN

pastillas anti-biliosas para combatir IA in
fluenza. ioIdr de cabesa, constipadcs. indi-
gestiones. T6mese una n acostarse: produ-
cen su efecto mientras Sc duerne y no nccc-
sitara perder SUI trabajo. Precio. en- todas las
drogucrias, 25c.
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$3.50 DE GRATIFTCACION dare q IA per-
soma que me proporcionc informes y Ia d-
recc! n exacta de los senoreS Guadalupe y
Jose Perez. el prinero de % y eli segundo de
% amos de edad. Cualquier iaforme que Sc
tenga sobre dichas perSonaa favor de diri-
cirlo 4 Trinidad Cardenas, Riverside. Cali
fornia. "a.
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TOMAS CISNEROS y familia. con domiciiio
en- 1928 S, Laredo St, San Antonio. Texas,
desean tener informes de sus hijos Juan To-
var y Cruz Cisneros de Toyar. radicados I'LL
tinamcnte eH Wichita, Kansas. Cualquier
inforne que Sc tenga sobre las pe.sonaS
mencionadas favor de dirigirlo Z l123 S. La
redo St. San Antonio. Texas. III
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a IL perso-
ma que me proporcione informcs exaetos de
mis- hijoS. Juan y Felipe Mejia. origiparios
del Pueblo dc Huaniqueo. Michoaean, Mexi-
co. Hacc 5 arps estaban en- Morclia y Ilti-
mamente supe Sc cpcontraban en- el Estado
de California. Cualquier informe que Sc
tenga sobre dichas personas favor de dir
Girlo z Praxedis Mejia, RI. Box is, North
Platte. Neb. CD.
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DIVEkSOS
COlfPRAS

CoMPRAMOS -Gaiiilas. pollos. suajolotcs y
nueces pagamos los r~ejores precios. oou-
IRAN = New York Poultry and Produce Con-
pany, 429 ". Houston 81. ,:0b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

STAR EMPLOYMENT OF North
Flores St. pucde proporcionar i listed traoa'
;7Go-es - cuplcos, Telefeno Travis loss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

C. ESPLNOSA. Sastr2. Hechurn. repara-
clones y planchado de EOpa. Ieietono Travis
66TT: 7SS West Commerce St
PARA LOS HOMBRES DE EMPRESA: Nc
ccsitanos uno q mas socios con capital , So
direction personal. NeEocio limpio y pro-
ductivo. Direction. NJ. Arizpe. 1873 w Com
merce ST. P. o. Box IL, Sta. A. San Anto-
Mo. Texas.
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vENDO baratisImos bonitos deiantzles. dc
Sonora y trajecitos parf nina. ocurTan a
'l2j Ave. T.. 'iu'
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Sc ~necesitan muchachos con ca
ballo para repartir ~periodicos. Po-
cas- horas de trabajo. Dirigirse 4
las Oficinas de La PRENSA.
.
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FORTUNATE DE Los SANToS-Ager'e
{, in Comfaria SINGER De n"IIi7as de Co
SER. Mi6uinas de coscr para frm.!ia. ss~r
rg y zapateric. en- aboncs muy conc
RENTO n,xquinas veado fon62rafc; co..
Ella. pianos y muebles an abono$ Sc 3
San Saba. Tel. Travis $3.50.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

CUARTOS AMUEBLADOS. Independence
luz electrical. bano y todas comodidadc%
T2s Main Ave. {
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aLLER FoNOGRAFICO. Leandrc VI. Ro-
iguez. Reparaci6n de FoaoErafos de todas
.3ses y MaqIinas de Coser. \ Ma
,inas de Ccser SINGER Y FONoGRAFOS
-OLUMBIA, Nucvos, EN- ABoSoS: de Sc
-unda mano. al contado. MUY BARATOS.
d B~UENAVISTA ST. san Antonio. Ts@-
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De 0CASI0N|
VENTAS

VENDO casa habitaci6n. en- abonos muy CO.
modes. Ocurran Q T12 Csmaron st. Isl
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DEPARTMENT. JUDICIAL Y ADM
Observation-Disclosures Gratis q los +
brrs' y Dor correo. E1an,inamcs titulcs, 70.
mularnos poderes. etc. para IL Rcpublica "
xicara. Antonio Castelaaos. Abngadc y
xicano. Arthur ". Gray. Abogado American
px-Profcsor de IA ur;versiGad de New for'
.Jcrre ". Drake. No.lrio Puh.ico. O'icina-
90 Y % FRENCH BUILDING. P. o. Boy %
San antonio. Texas.
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oCULISTA oPTIco.--DR. ARTURO CIR
MER. AnteuIos , lertes de tcdas clase.
Examen de In VISTA GRATIS. Dicz amos .
estudio y practica en- Europa Mexico: Ha
ba espanol. frances e i.aliano. SO He
Building. EsGuina de n .al!e Houston
Arcnida c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

llSCOS COLUMBIA" nosotros tenemos los
1ue anuncian las demas casas; nuestro sur
10 es tan variaGo como c%tenSo. Nuevo pre-
o.. SIC. cada uno. D;rijase a J. y. FLO
!ES Y HNo. FloresvilIe. Texas. u)-
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| ESPECIALIDtp en- -eciamacioaes por d.
nos personale.. etropclloS. ETC. Eago IT,.
eIasc de- cobranzas. F.. P. McCloskey. 81
Frost Bldx.
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rELLOS DE COMA y accessories de todas
.ases. los encontrari I'd. 4 precios como
los d.r;gi6ndose Ii Icnasio Santos Orta, Gil
rolc-osa ST., San Antonio. Texas.
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HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartos l:mpios y BE-
ratos. Precios cspcciaics pcr senana: 2c'
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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CARROS DE ALQUuER DOLLAR
$3.50 por bora. Sc guardian y lavan CARR
500 scmanario. EcparacioneS pintu"c
muy baratas. 5Gi-5os S. Flores. Telefon"
Crockett - T-aviS 1920.
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ENSENANZA

TAQUIGRAFIA PTTTMAN. Sc aprcrde en-
cuatro semanas. Barata. EscritUra en- Ma
ouina GRATIS. lights. Hicks Building.
LECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANTn 81 do
micilfo P-ec:os convcncionalcs. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANo. eraGuado on los Conserve
to-ios de Madrid y Paris. Recibe orden"
40 MORALES ST. Sc haola Frances y Z
panel.
APRENDAi ID. 4 hat..r y esrribir ing
60 p-prierat v correction. Prof
niaz. tH2 Y. E'n-as
EMFLEOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

VENDO muy barato maCnifico negocio de
AUTOMOBILES. Informan ~ Cauaron St %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Sc NECESITA un muchacho para trabajo
de Hotel. Dirigirse L Southern Hotel. ~
Main Plaza. ..
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

stocks during the dull and irregular week lost none of its recent profes- siOnal characteristics but a moderate accession of investment buying follow ed the advent of the new fiscal year.
 Speculative interests derived much encouragement from the further li0er- ality snOwn' by the government in its policy Of price fixing, the advance to the copper. producers exceeding the most sanguine expectations.
 Some uneasiness followed the publi- cation of the federal trade commis- sions arraignment of various indust- rial companies and the attitude of the administration toward the coulltry's telegraph and telephone companies provoked moderate liquidation of these and allied utilities.
 The money markts adapted them selves more generally to the demands created by war finance, time funds showing increasing paucity.
 General trade conditions offer ground for confidence because of the greatly increased bank clearings for June.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
DIXIE TO MEET
 PAT CONNOLLY
Wrestlers Prepared to Give Public Clean Exhibition of Mat Game at Their Match at Star Athletic Club

Everything is in readiness for the wrestling bout between Pat Connolly and Ernest Dixie Monday night at 8 o'clock at the old Star Athletic club on Brewery Gulch and from all indi- cations it will be the fastest, cleanest and most thrilling exhibition Of its kind ever held in Arizona. Both men are in the pink of condition and each confident of winning.
 At their former match on June 27th which by the way was the cleanest, fastest and most exciting exhibition of catch-as-catch-can wrestling ever wit. messed in the district, Connolly failed to throw Dixie once in one hour, while he was supposed to throw him twice in that time. However, those who saw the former match will agree that Con nOlly several times had Dixie about as near down as man could be and not have both shoulders on the mat, but closes" don't count for much Tn wrestling.
 Dixie's wonderful showing at th5 last match in quickness, strength, en- durance and the ability to wriggle out of such holes as a double scissors and a hammer-lock leaves him slightly the favorite. Of course Pat, being an old timer at the game, may have another card up his sleeve but Dixie and the local fans will have to be shown.
 Both men have been working out every day at the Y. M. c. A. and will be ready at the sound of the gong.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
Mining and Financial NetUS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK, July 6.-Opening with an uncertain tone, todays curtailed session of the stock market soon evil denced fIrmer tendencies in a few in- stances developing marked strength.
 Steels Of the so-called independent group, notably Crucible, Sloss Sher- neld and Superior, oils, particularly Mexican petroleum and Marine prefer red and minor war issues all retained the greater part of their 1 to point advances, but standard rails kept with In fractional limits. U. 5. Steel made a fractional advance to its best quo tatiOn of the week but closed at a slight loss. Metals moved sluggishly and numerous other speculative favor ties received scant attention.
 Sales amounted to 190,000 shares.
 Bonds were firm, most of the war issues hardening with a gain of IA in Tokio. lives. The LLiberty group was about steady.
 Total sales, par value, were $1,S75,- OOO
 U. & bonds, old issues, were un- changde on call during the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

ninth and passed the first six men. Began then pitched to two batters. one of whom singled while the other walk ed. Toney relieved Began and allow ed two hits but got the sile after nine runs had been scored.
 RH. F.. Philadelphia ... 900 900 OO9-9 4 2 Cincinnati ... .O60 013 00x-1O 16 4 Jacobs, Davis and Burns. Adams; Schneider, Began, Toney and Wingo, Cueto.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

enabling Boston to win and move into first place. The other game of a scheduled double header was post poned because of wet grounds.
 Innings R. Fl. F. Cleveland ...121 900 000-4 9 4 Boston .........O11 OO3 OOx-5 12
 Coumbe, Bagby and ONeill; Bush and Agnew, Schang.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
IEARINes SHOW OEcREAsE

NEW YORK, July 6.-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week five days) shows that they hold S26, ,493, ,24O reserves in excess of legal require ments. This is a decrease of S145,- 47S,44O from last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 6.-Belief that ar rivals of corn soon would fall below immediate requirements strengthened the market today for July delivery, but August and September sagged, owing to the suspicious crop outlook. Prices closed unsettled, half cent lower to If cent advance, with August $L53 $ to S1.54 and September S1.55 1-4 to $1.551k Oats finished 1s01z to l cent down and provisoins varying from l cent decline to a rise of 2 cents.
 Heavy sales against large purchases to arrive here put the oats market on the down grade.
 Provisions averaged higher with hogs.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
Second game:
AMERICAN ASSN.

At St. Paul, II; Milwaukee. 4. At Minneapolis, 2; Kansas City, 4. At Columbus, 6; Toledo, 3.
 At Indianapolis, 1 ; Louisville, g.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
ANOTHER SPLIT DUO

PHILADELPHIA, July GA bunt by Gardner on his third strike upset the Detroit infield and the Athletics then bated out a victory. in the sec ond game of tOday's double header, after losing the first
 First game RH. F. Detroit ... 900 900 311-5 9 3 Philadelphia .. 100 010 OO0-2 6 2
 Dauss and Stanage; Gregg and Me
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
BOSTON IN LEAD

BOSTON, July 6.-Ruth's three bag ger to right. with two on bases. fol lowed by Wambsganss' bad throw to third to catch Ruth over running, SCOT ed three runs in the sixth inning of the first game of the Cleveland series,
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sPLIT nouRLE AEApER

NEW YORK, July 6.-New York aud Chicago broke even in a double header here today, the Yankees talk ing the first game and losing the sec ond.
 First game R. H. k. Chicago .. coo 001 000-1 2 New York ... .000 200 10x-3 6 O
 Cicotte and Schalk; Love and Wal ters.
 Second game R. H. B. Chicago ....... .O1O 020 000-3 9 o New York ...... 900 900 OO2-2 To 5
 Russell and Jacobs; Robinson, Shawkey and Hannah.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
REps RETTER PHIELIEs

CINCINNATI, July 6.-Schneider, after allowing one scratch hit in eight innings, lost control of the ball in the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

NEW YORK METAL MARKET NEW YORK, July 6.-Bar silver, 995sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
DODGERS WIN GAME

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Meadows held Brooklyn to three hits in the seven in nings he worked but these were bunch ed with a sacrifice hit and an error in the sixth, producing two runs, by which margin the visitors bested St. Louis
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

PROFESSIONALS APPROXIMATE NEW YORK, July 6.-Trading in
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CUBS BEAT GIANTS

CHICAGO, July 6.-Jim Vaughn's single to right in the twelfth inning or today's New York-Chicago game end ed a pitchers battle between Vaughn and Demaree and gave Chicago the victory.
 R.HE. New York 900 900 900 000-O 6 0 Chicago ... .0OO GOO 900 OO1-1 s l . Demaree and McCarty; Vaughn and Killifer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
BROWNS BEAT SENATOR'S

WASHINGTON, July 6.-St Louis defeated Washington in a lOosly play cd game. Washington knocked Gallia out of the box in the third inning and scored six runs, but could do nothing with Rogers.
 Innings R. II. k. St. Louis ....... POI 400 1OO-S F 2 Washington %. 106 900 000-7 $ 2
 Galla, Rogers and Nunamaker, Sev- ereid; Harper, Brennan, Ayers and Picinich.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
GATES Half-Sole Tires

Act now if you wish to save considerable on your tire bill for we are still selling the ever popular GATES HALF SOLE TIRE at the old price even though an increase has been made by the factory And every tire is fresh from stock and Is guaranteed to give satisfac- ton. Gates tires and tubes make combina- ton which Is unbeatable. Scores of local motorists are saving half on their tire bills by equiPping their cars with Gates half soles and inner tubes And don't forget, the Gates tire costs a great deal less than any other tire in the first place And they give wonderful mile age on all kinds of Arizona roads Give them a trial
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omaha, {; St. Joseph, 9. At Des Moines, 8; Sioux City, 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
IL E
PlRATEs NM TWICE

PITTSBURG, July 6.-In the first game Pittsburg put on the best bat ting performance of the season. Ru- dolph was banished by Umpire liar rison, after the fifth inning. Canayan was hit harder than his predecessor. The second game was more even.
 First game: H. H. k. Boston .... 900 100 OO0-I g 3 Pittsburg ...... 300 016 25x-17 21 l
 Rudolph, Canavan and Wilson; May CT and Schmidt. w. Smith.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
COAST LEAGUE.

At Salt Lake H.HE. Sacramento ............16 g 1 oeAiA A-etht ....-.-- o To o
 West, McNulty and Easterly; Me Cabe, Conkwright, Ewing and Kon- nick, Dunn.
 At San Francisco RHE F. Odhldhd .------.- .--.--.--0 II l San Francisco ..........4 13
 Ten innings.
 Martin and Murray; Crespi, Katleh- ner and Brooks.
 Al Los Angeles RHE. vernon .~......--.......-. ; 4 Los Angeles ................3 I O
 Dell Rieger and Devormer; Brown and BOles.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07

REVIEW WANT ADS FOR RESULTS
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-07

This building undergoing complete interior hauling and decorating: when finished will present to the buying public of the most modern automobile sales in southwestern Arkansas.
 In preparing this the comfort and convenience and the public have formed the deciding factors in it's arrangement.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-03-07

This sales is for you: want you to make of it. Make your headpuarers-if do not reside in town, make it stopping place when visit Prescott there will be loungng chars writing materials, telephone and ployees your dsposa-and always, Wecome the mat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-15

Buy all you can possibly pay for, even though the pay
ment involves stern self-denial. Remember, you are
not asked to give your money; you are asked to lend it,
at good interest, to the wealthiest strongest, most hon
orable nation on the globe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-15
New Pavements at
State University

Frank Anderson. who II In charge
Of ths work which is being lone at
the university. has started his men to
work on an asphalt pavement which
is To- replace the old brick pavement
around the fish pond Mr. Anderson
SAYS that the new pavement will eN-
tend al tho way arount the pond and
will be wider and higher than the old
one. As soun as this pavement In
finished there will be no doubt some
more Will he constructed In places
where they arc needed.
Atr Anderson II not yet satisfied
with the condition Of the roads and
walks about the university. but he
says that since the authorities have
furnished him with q new ru,tt
sprinkler and many new implements
60 do road repair work with. ne will
soon have the roads In a condition
% boast 81 The forms are being
placed FOR tho new cistcrn. and tho
workpicn viii begin pouring tho con
crete next woek This now water
supply system viii be In operation IN
the nest two wecks r. the belief Of
those In charge Of the work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-15
Federal Employees
Push Sales Of w. S.
and Thrift Stamps

Postmaster H. G. koehl has been
watching the effect OF the liberty loan
drive on the sale Of war savings and
thrift stamps by carriers. with deep
Interest during the past week
while personally h" has worked
with the liberty loan committee, the
letter carriers have Kept up theft ct-
forts 10 sell stamps. The record Of
p~ostoffice sales ~ war savings and
thrift stamps during the first siren
uuus week OF the liberty loan drive is
highly c%rcditiblr 60 the loyalty Of the
post office employees and the patriot
ism OF the people as well
Postmaster Rueid today sent tho
following report OF the sale of war
saving and thrift stamps, FOR the week
ending Saturday 81 10 stat" Director
Reynolds OF the national war saviugH
committee at East Las Negas'
war savings stamps s. 100 80.
Thrift stamps Ss6f