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R. R. CONDUCTORS
PLAN STRIKE VOTE
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heads of four of the big railway
workers unions.
President Sheppard is one who con-
demned the plan
ShOPmen Start Action.
Officials Of the Railroad Shop Work
ers' Union are moving to force the
Government to accept their demands
for increased wages by a nationwide
strike
call for a vote Of all the shop
workers on the proposed strike has
been agreed upon by labor leaders, B.
NJ. Jewell acting president of the
Railway Employees Department Of the
American Federation Of Labor, said.
The vote is to be completed by August
"a Whether the strike will be called
depends on Government action before
the vote is received, Jewell said.
Jewell declared that the call for a
vote would be sent to 100000 workers
in the United States and 100000 in
Canada.
DIssatisAed With Plan.
Jewelrs step indicates that the
brotherhoods are not satisfied with
the plan already submitted by the
President, asking for the creation Of
board to adjust the present situation,
with power to make any wage in
creases retroactive to August 1.
Want Federal Control.
Federation of Labor officials indi-
Gated that the apparent opposition Of
Congress to Government ownership
had a bearing on the call for a strike
vote.
The unions, it was admitted. have
determined to launch a powerful cam
paign to force the approval Of their
plan, intimating serious unrest among
the employees will result from its re-
lection.
Chairman Esch Of the House Inter
state Commerce Committee has an
that his committee will begin
consideration Of the present situation
and the Presidents recommendations
early this week. Brotherhood officials
will be called to explain TO the com
mittee their demands. Similar action
is contemplated in the Senate commit
tee.
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GIVES VIVID WORD PICTURE
OF 'CHICKENy MEANT FOWL

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. s.-Large eyea,
bright and prominent. Her back
long and broad. Capacity for food
large. Healthy, lively. and frolic-
some. Legs and feet well colored. buk
not covered. Yes. the speaker wa
emphatic about his ideas OF requisites
for some chicken"
He was H. R Reid. addressing tbe
Wisconsin Poultry Association.
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W.C.T.U.DEN|ES.
TO.
BAN TOBACCO.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Mrs. Francis
Parks, national recording secretary
, Of the W. c. T. L., today denied a
million dollar fund is now being
raised by the organization to be used
IN obtaining tobacco prohibition"
The Association Opposed TO National
prohibition has made that claim.
I deny absolutely and finally that
we are planning a campaign or in
tend to devote a portion of our mill
lion dollar fund TO obtaining a con-
stitutional amendment to prohibit to-
bacco," Mrs. Parks said.
Mrs Elizabeth p. Perkins, national
executive secretary, added to that
statement that the W. c. T. U. is op-
posed to the use Of tobacco. but now
plans only to fight it through educa-
ton of children.
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OF their action in stopping work.
Many of the strikers insist they
should return to work Immediately if
again requested to do so by their in
ternational officers. Others point out
they had exhausted every means to
obtain action on their demands for
wage increases TO meet the high cost
or living, and that strike was their
only recourse To secure prompt action
from the Railroad Administration and
their international officers.
The latter group, said to be largely
in the majority, will oppose calling
off OF the strike until all grievances
are adjusted, according to w. Z.
Prichsrd, chairman Of the Southeast
ern States strike committee. tonight.
Between $4,000 and 10000 men are out
in the thirteen Southeastern States,
Prichard stated.
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the others. Since 1865 that has
ceased. Europe can solve her
problems by establishing a United
States of Europe, as Hearst says,
"for the protection Of the white
mans institutions and the develop
ment of the white mans civiliza-
ton, to guard democracy from
despotism, liberty from tyranny,
Christianity and morality from
Oriental depravity."
The United States might we'll
say to Europe: "Over here we in
tcEd to keep a big slice of one of
the earth's continents, civilized,
free, prosperous, setting a good
example to the others. We have
here, in millions, all the different
kinds of people that you have in
Europe, and in addition, ten mil
lions of African origin. Yet some
how we manage to keep our States
from fighting each other. You do
it also, and we will help you all we
can. But if you feel that you must
fight, fight it out, don't call on US
every five minutes"
New York city is watching the
crowds pay two cents for trans
fers that should cost nothing. The
city was induced by the street car
monopoly to spend a quarter of a
billion of public money on the
promise that transfers would be
free. But what are cities and the
public for except to be cheated?
Newspapers like the New York
Times, that see no harm in taking
four cents day from a working
girl to pay twenty-six per cent in
terest to an idler that owns the
surface of public street, say that
the people pay the extra two cents
without protest" Perhaps they
do. Sheep that walk into the
slaughtering pens of the big pack
ing houses walk without protest.
And the sheep will keep this up
forever; they don't think. The
people, however, are not sheep.
Those that might enjoy their
ten and. twelve per cent safely
and indefinitely may some day
wake up to the discovery that
breaking agreements with the city.
planting public service commits
sioners where they will do the
most good, is not profitable. Cen
tlemen now getting twenty per
cent, forty per cent, five hundred
per cent, will realize some day
that ten per cent permanent profit
would have been better and safer.
No per cent is dismal.
Jersey City, part of a State
entirely in hands of public service
monopoists, is not content with a
seven cent street car fare. The
monopoly now plans "zoning sys-
tenn" with so much for the first
mile, so much for the second, etc.
The man who in good faith has
bought and built a house in the
suburbs for his children's sake
will find that he must pay fifteen
or twenty cents to get home. The
result will be congestion at the
center, more tenements, more
crowding in the center of the city
to save car fare, and, of course,
more consumption and a higher
death rate among children. New
Jersey, not being a free State, but
the private property of a gigantic
public monopoly, will dance to the
tune that monopoly plays. Other
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Told Not to kiss Papa.

Prohibitionists are planning a drive
20 abolish use of tobacco by 1924, &C
cording to a statement from the As
ISOLATION Opposed to National Prohi-
bition. made public here by Congress
saan Haskell OF New York.
School children are being taught
verses which convey the contempt
ible suggestion that children should
not kiss their parents when their
mouths are stained and unfit for a
kiss" il was added.
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To WE'D AT ROCKVILLE.

Licenses to marry have been issued
by the clerk of the circuit court at
Rockville, Md, to Miss Agnes Sarah
Kettner and ANGEL Ralph Gates. Miss
Frances Prone and Edgar w. Fox.
and Mrs. Minnie L. Mahoney and
Thomas Jennings Farrell, all of
Washington.
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YOU MANITOBA

Prof. Cain, Americas foremost Dancing
Master and Mrs. H I. Holt can teach you
81 you can be taught Teaching all the lat
est dances. One-Etep, foX-trOt. waltz Ex-
RIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING,
1918 NEW YORK AVE. (Near 18th ST.
Only up-to-date Dancing Academy south
II New York. Private lessons any hour.
rs cents You need not have appointment
Phone Pr. 1854.
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RAW MILK AND CREAM

Boiled milk is easier digested
by babies than either raw or
pasteurized milk, and most of
the digestive troubles of bottle
fed children are due to anti
quated ideas regarding the al
legged value Of raw milk.
Milk labeled "pasteurlzed"
may not be properly pas
teurized. Washington has 70
laws requiring or controlling
the pasteurizatiOn of its milk.
To protect children. invalids
and those who are in a run
down condition against milk in
fections, raw milk and cream
should be avoided.
Many outbreaks of typhoid
scarlet fever. diphtheria, sep
tic sore throat, etc. have been
caused by raw milk. even by the
special or certified kind
Properly pasteurized milk
and cream, carefully cooled and
bottled, - the only kind adults
should drink. II this cannot be
obtained get good raw milk and
scald il.
1t has recently been estab-
lished that Creamy Milk Pow
der. dissolved in boiled water.
agrees with babies and causes
them to thrive, when they can
not digest any other food.
The Health Officer Of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia will give you
the sanitary rating of yOur 10
cal milk supply at any time Won
should apply for it.
Literature on application.
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BATHTUB,. BUCKS; BREAKS RIBS

NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-Major II. ".
Insley had not seen a real porcelain
bath tub while he was in France. He
attempted to board one on the trans
port Zeelandia, but It bucked and
broke two OF his ribs
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SOUTHERN SH0PMEN ARE
SPLIT ON STRIKE LEGALITY

ATLANTA. Ga, Aug. 3-Striking
railroad shop workers throughout the
south are divided as to the legality
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National Campaign.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The Associa-
tion Opposed to National Prohibition
charged today that the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union is fos-
tering a nationwide campaign for
suppression of tobacco.
A statement, issued by the associa-
ton, set forth that its conclusions
were reached after an investigation in
various cities. 1t asserted:
There is a concerted plan Of action,
based upon a mutual pledge of men,
bership, to have anti-tobacco laws en-
acted in every State, and possibly to
have Congress submit a constitutional
amendment, before March 20, 1924,
when the w. c. T. U. celebrates its If
tieth anniversary.
The leadership in this campaign
has been assumed by the W. c. T. u,
called Mother by the Anti-Saloon
League and other prohibition organ
izations which were allies in the
liquor prohibition campaign.
Drive for Million.
''The W. c. T. u. began a drive last
March for SI,OO0,0OO, snd has an
nounced that $780, 900 of this will be
spent on child welfare health and
morality and education and informa-
ton 1t is under these headings the
anti-tobacco campaign will be
financed.
ain the guise Of child welfare and
morality and health the activities Of
thew. c. T. U. have been carried into
the public schools"
The statement said the associations
investigation had shown that the ma
tional headquarters of the w. c. T. u,
in Evanston, Ill, els a thriving center
OF anti-tobacco propaganda" that
thousands Of pieces of literature are
put out daily" and that 'fn one room
alone are stored thousands of copies
OF a pamphlet entitled Nicotine
Next"
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HER1Dos EN- sANTuRcE

En- la Gale del ParQue, de Santurce,
los hcrmanos Magdaleno y Eustaquio
Reyes Norberto APPELLANTS tuvieron
un encuentro personal, resultando ell
Apcllaniz con tres heridas de grave
dad. La lucha parece que fu6 reiiida,
pues los hermanos Reyes salieron tam
bien con algunas contusiones
Apcllaniz fue conducido al hospital
por la policia de Santurce, que inter
vino en- ell case y los hcrmanos Reyes
fueron arrestados. El Fiscal ordeno
que pasaran la carcel de distrito,
acus&ndoios de acomctimiento y agre7
sion con circunstancias agravantes. La
policia no pudo ocupar ell arma con que
los agresorcs hirieron Apellaniz. Sc
gun el partc facultativo, el herido pue-
de tcncr un fatal desenlace.
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LA UNCINARIASIs EN- CUBA

La sociedad Gle Estudios Clini-
cos dc la Habana nos envia el in
forme del estado actual de la pre-
valencia de la Uncinariasis, Mala-
ria y Tifoidea ell el interior de la
Republica cubana. Incluye dicho
informe los siguientes trabajos
Uno de uncinariasis, por los
doctores Jose F. de Pazos y Juan
B. Pons; un trabajo titulado:
Consideraciones sobre la ocu-
rrencia de Intermediates tropica-
les Ell Cuba, por ell DR.. Jose T..
Pazos, y un "Ante-Proyecto Me-
morandum de escdela de Medicina
Preventiva,'' del DR.. Jose f. de
Pazos. recomendado por la Junta
dc Sanidad y Beneficencia.
Agradecemos ell envio de tan
importante folleto. -
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CoNvOCATCRIA A Los REPoRTE7
RoS DE PUERTO RICO <
Compaheros:

La Directiva dc Ia Association de
Reporters dc Puerto Rico la acor-
dado dirigir esta convocatoria todos
sns miembros, a todos los del ofcio
con r.otivo de una asamblca general
que ha de celebrarse en- los saloncs
del Atenco PortorriQuclo, las ocho
de la noche del sabado II de los CO.
rrientes.
Ell mas alto y luminoso cspifitu dc
fraternidad intellectual ha presidido el
nacimiento dc la nucva instruction, que
Sc levanta con extraordinarios impuI-
SOS dc vida, v propcnde a>cstablecer a
s6lidos vinculos dc hermandad esprit
tual entire los PROFESSIONALS de la plu-
ma, los. cuales contribuyen en- la me-
dida dc sus esfuerzos " para gloria
/. dc Ia TERRA portorriquena a iluminar
los scnderos dc la civilization contem-
pcranca. Todos los hombres dc bucna
f6 debcran ayudar los que escribcn
para ell pubEco, y SC cspora eli concurso
de toaos los portorriqueiios.
Sc ayisa, Que per acuerdo adoptado
en- la ultima session, solo podran con-
currir a la asamblea del sabado II
los reporteros que iguran en- las flas
i
del periodismo militante, y en- La acep-
ci6n etica v fundamental dc la palabra,
Sc inciuyen tambien, los gacctilIeros,
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Ell MUNDO SABRA MUY PRONTO 81 ALEMANIA FIRMA
O NO INiEDIAT ATAMENTE

LoNDREs, mayo 16.-EI rey Alberto, de Begca, ha sdo
amado ugenteente Paris para que assta unta que
lcbrara nahana ell consejo Supreme Mitar ~
Al despedse ell general Douglas Haig, quen ha dgdo
poblacones aemanas que esan nvaddas para ocupa
puesto combate do pesdente de Delegation
ma, conde de BrockdorfRantzau:
EEL mundo sabra muy pronto ST AIemana firma
WHETHER GERMANY WILL OR WILL NOT SIGN THE TREATY
or PEAcE.)
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Ell MlNSTRO DE LA GUERRA ESPANOL
HA R0T0 LANAS CONTRA UN LEADER

MADRID, mayo 1e.-EI general AguiIera ministro de la
Guerra ha separado de las acaua ell Marques
Gle Ahucemas fundandose desgobierno que
agrupaciones que aspiran al Poder.
caso de facasar los pados turnantes,-expreso ell ge-
neral Aguera Ell adoptar la eferda
-habra poder, noble patotco, dspuesto
canlnado salvar los destinos del pals"
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UN PODEROSO EJERCITO MARCIA
A PONER SITiO A PETROGRADO

COPENHAGEN, mayo 16.-MiIares de famIias estan hu-
yendo precipitadanente de la capital de Russia.
Un formidable ercito nandes drigido por expertos
ENTENTE toda rapdez haca Petrogrado
eto de poner sito la ciudad
81 p6nico enorme ell centro de Russia
lehne los que sustentan han refugiado Moscou
donde proponen resistir
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CON AZUCAR

Ell vapor "Cornelia dc la Bull
Insular Line, sali6 para New York,
con $4,000 sacos dc aztlcar
Ell "Santo Domingo salio con carga
general para la Rcphblica dominicana.
La goleta Marina lego este
puerto con 900 sacos de habichuelas.
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PoR vIoLAcIoN

En- Manati, la policia sorpr6ndio a
Juan Cratolcro y jose Rol6n cn los mo-
mentos en que trataban dc vi0lar a
Cbdulia Gonzalez Ell Fiscal del Dis
trito ha exigido los acusados una
fianza dc mil 'd6lares.
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Lcdo. Salvador Suau

Sc complace en- participar sus
amigos y relacionados que tienc nue.
vamsnte instalados su bufete y of
Gina notarial en- su antique local del
ediAciO del American Colonial Bank
dc San Juan, P. R.
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DON RAFAEL MAS

En- el dia dc aver nos dispens6 aten-
ia vista, nncstro active agcnte en- Hu-
macao. don Rafael Mas.
Ic rcitcramos nIcstro mas cordial sa-
ludo.
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LOS AUsTRlAcos slcUEN EN- cAPlLLA

PARIS, mayo 6.-Crcula exra-oficialmente el de
que Delegation ha decddo retrare de las Coneren
ndgnada haber obtendo todo
que aspire Besaraba Dobda la PENNSYLVANIA. Ia
Bukovina la region de Banat.
VERSAILLES mayo t6-Ha sido acuerdo presentar a los
austriacos ell microbes proxmo ell Tratado de paz
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LOS TEUTONES SERAN REDUCIDOS POR LA FUERZA
TopA LA LINEA DEL RHN ESTA SoBRE LAS ,ARMAs

PARIS, mayo 16-"Aemana sentira ahora-decaro ell pri-
mer Mnso frances Mr. Cemenceau despues de acompaar
arsca Foch hasa Nancye guantee de hierro de los Ala
dos.',
circua grave runor de que ha dado AIemania
pazC mprorogabe hasta da 25 para que fme proocoo
de Ia pax.
Toda la Inca del Rhn esa erzada de preparada
para reanudar Ell moviniento ofensivo
E Cobierno frances ha retirado las cencas los
fes ocaes que estaban periso les ha Iamado
cuartees.
Sc PROCURA ARREGLAR CON TODA URGENCA
Ell CONFLICTO PROVOCADO POR ITALIA
--7 ~
= 'Ek MoMENTo Es GRAVE PARA DESUNRNoS" DICE Ell i.
Al SNpM iPRESIDENTE ROlNCARE
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CoLocACIoN

Sc necesita un corresponsal en- IN
giles y espafiol. hombre lnujer, con
conocimientos generates de Oticina.
EScribase dando roferencias Y de-
TALES "coLocActoN", Clio TEL
MUNDO". a
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PARIS, mayo Lloyd George cenefcsau estap pfoC,.-
rad0 por todos los nedIos posbes presdene
som acceda conceder que piden los aanos
costa de Dalmacia.
En- una entreysta ceebro ell presdene de la Re-
p1ba francesa Mr. Poncare expuso este Wilson que los
nientos graves para regatear concesones Italia
Lloyd George esta deciddo legar acuerdo la
troversia del Adraco atrbuyen gran parte
rebedas de Aeana tene de
la indignation los itaianos sembraran la discordia.
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LEMANIA ESTA DECIDIDA A NO FIRMAR Ell TRAT

BERLIN mayo 16-E conde de Brockdorff Rantzau pre-
sde de la Delegation aana que fue Versailles para ecogor
ell Traado de Paz conunica los Poderes, nobe
berno AIemania esa firmemene decidida rmar
Traado 81 e camban agnos artcuo que compcta
mente naceptabe pues determnan escavtd economical
para siempre, de la nacion
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nadores del Reno uchaan undos menene epubcanos,
los reformistas los sociaIistas
MeIquades Alvarez Leader" segundos pronostca
derrota del jefe del Gobieno, don Antonio MdIra
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RETORNO DE LOS BANQUEROS ESPANOLES

MADRID, mayo 16-Han regresado todos los banqueros
que fueron comprar bonos espahoIes Paris.
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GRAN OCCASION PARA Ell COMERCI0
AL PoR MAYOR.

PantaOncll0s
Pantaones cortos polainas, largOs
Chamarretas pr0pias mecanicOs. Capas de aqua
Picos c0mpletamente nueyOs
Sas pegadzas popias Cne MonOs de cafe grandes
pios para Hoteles, Cafes puperias.
Baules mares dc MosQutero as de lana
guaa co Maqunas dc picar Ca
mitare Camisas de la
agod6n completes azule color kak MOdes
bricar Bzcochos e in6nidad de de cOcina.
Todas estas mercancas procedenes del CampamenO
E@kMw-
RODRIGUEZ HERMANos Co. = San Jose q
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Grecia desenbarca tropas en- Esn1irna
Aemana MEGA mar e ratado de PazDesastre espatac
CabLegrnn1as de "EZ Mundo'
s(DE EUESTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEcIALEs)
POR CABLE INGLES
POR CABLE INGLES.

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1912 tho following cables required by Sec 481 R p L.
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Ell CONSEJO DE LA PAZ RECHAZO
LAS PROPOSICIONES DE ALEMANIA

PARIS mayo 1eEI consejo de los cuatro constuido poi
DeIegacone Franca Estados Undos ingatera tia
echazo por unanndad las propocones ha heeho Ale
mania, reTatvas legislation obrera.
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Mas Cablegran7as
n ODE NUEsTROs o0RRESPoNsAIEs EsPEc1ALEsl
POR CABLE INGLES.

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1919 Of the following cables Reg
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TEMORES DE UN CATACLISMO GEOLOGICO
FUERTES RUlDoS SUBTERRANEoS
Las PALMAs NsLAs CANARIAsl, Il

LAS PALMAs (iSLAS cANARAS), mayo 16.--Reina pa
ndescptbe Archipelago que desapareccr
los abismos del
Fecuentenene oyen espantosos udos subterraneo
be todo la isa de Fuertevena hacen esecer Ia tic
cada momento v~s
los rudos acompa6an fuertes detonacones 10 que
pssYm svpspelo sre disIocaci9n yiolentsma
En- la de Africa donde seercibe cRranentoe feo
memo, estan, asnsno, aterronzados los habitantes.
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UN DESASTRE MAS DE LOS "ESPARTACOS"

LEIPZIG (ALEMANIA), mayo 16.Esta pobacion ha que
dado competamete be las hordas comunstas que
cbdo gope mortal asestado por las uerzas del eercito
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LOS RUMANOS TAMBIEN SON REBELDES
A LAS NACIONES ALIADAS
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PARIS mayo 16-En odo ell itoral de Esmirna solo
trobas, barcos de combate material de guerra.
reconcenaci6n de uerzas navaIes mitares ha
a de modo ntenso dgda por Geca que ha recbdo
cncago adnstrar dcha mportante plaza mercant
mandataria de la "Lga de las Naciones."
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MAURA AcORRALADO POR sUS RIyALES.

mayo 16.-En las eIecciones para DputadOs se-
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FUERTE CONCENTRACION MILTTAR

EN- LA COSTA DE E
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-01
McIIhaneY Talks

The handling Of milk in hot
summer weather is no new job
with US. We have spent half
a Lifetime in studying and hand.
ling milk. II takes the Know
how in any line Of business TO be
proficient in satisfying the GUS
toner.
People are asking how it is
our milk keeps it's sweet. fine
flavor during these hot summer
days. 1t is easy to answer Ex-
~perience the Knowhow.
Our Milk is always satisfying
in that Sweet Flavor; when you
need anything Real Good in the
milk and cream line, order from
the Carrizozo Dairy. Phone
No. 1876 + 2. j. X. McIlhaney,
Prop. 7-4-ti
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Notice For Bids

Bids are now open for so tons
of coal, to be delivered TO the
County Court House on or be-
fore the First day of October,
1919. Bids will be open August
IL, 1919, said bids to be submit
ted to the County Clerk for the
consideration Of the Board of
County Commissioners through
the Purchasing Committee, who
reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
GEO. C. CLEMENTS,
7-I8-4t County Clerk.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-01

Vulcanizing done promptly and
satisfactorily. Western Garage
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-01
Classified Ads

The Western Garage can sup
ply your automobile wants. 3-7tf
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-01
We know United States Tires are good

We know United States Tires are good tires. That's why we sell thMR
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The Ellsworth Co, CAPTAIN. p W. HkkUn. CIoudeOhL WIN. A. BAILEY. Liucon
City Mercantile Co, ValmOnt AtkinOnSimpSOn Co, Corona M C Porter Corona
Glencoe Trading Co., Glencoe C. D. Mayer White Oaks
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-01

All sizes Of A. l. A. NJ. and
u. S. standard bolts at
Western Garage.