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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

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A. A public health nurse Is a
graduate nurse doing any form OF
social work In which tho health Of
the public In concerned. She may
be an infant welfare nurse. a nchoo.
nurse. tuberculosis nurse. an in.
duairiai nurse. n social service nurse.
or visiting or district nurse. n
che Ia working alone In a small com.
munity Hho may comhln. all these
functions Address N. National
Organization for Public Health
Nursing. $50 Fifth ave. New York
City.
Q Should a Eoi,rc be treated b.
surgical operation
4. Under certain circumstancrn
L is best 20 operate. but In many
Instances non operative treatment il
best. u L. a matter requiring good
iudsmsn; on the part % an exper.
fenced physician.
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either IN thi. r@iasnn OF ~ snan.
question. 81 general tnt~r-ss reiattng
eeiy 10 byrf~ue. .aaltatisn and tho
prevention ~ disease. ~ wIlf be
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ttoas ~ pareiy p~r.roai astur~. OF
to pfc-esti,e fer Individual Diseases.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Asks Divorce and
Earnings on Farm

Asking divorce and the receipts
from tho last wheat crop on a farm
In Franklin county. amounting TO
s5i. 900, Mrs. Lucille At Hadlcy filed
suit In superior cour, here wednes-
day afternoon against J. A. Hadlcy.
Mrs. Hadley also asks 10 be award.
"a $4,000 made over to her hus-
band ten years ago. and $4,000
worth Of stock and farm implements.
She alleges she Was cruelty treat
ed. HRdley. abe says. would bring
home newspapers which he would
deny her reading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
No Memory of Her
Wedding Ceremony

Declaring she was married by
fraud and has no recollection Of her
wedding ceremony. Mrs. Edna J.
Niooi. thru her attorney. T. d. Rock
well, Pioneer building. filed suit in
superior court Wednesday afternoon
10 divorce Alexander Nicol
The ceremony actually took place
In Vancouver. y. C. December 90.
1917, according 10 her complaint
Fifteen months later Nicol is alleged
TO have abandoned her The last she
heard OF him. she says. was when
someone told her he was in Nome.
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
TOMORROW

.nN tho tth OF December. IN 1896
" Macbeth. usurper Of the throne
OF Scotland. was slain BY MacDuff.
after a reign Of II years
In 1899. on the sih 81 December.
Columbus discovered the island Of
Hlspanioia. called b. the natives
Hayti. meaning high country" on
account % lis mountains.
on the sih Of December. in 1857.
an order was cent out TO expei all
the Eypsies from England.
In 1880. on the sth Of December.
Francis II, OF France. died at the
age Of II. after a reign Of only II
months. Shortly before his death
he had married Mary Stuart. Queen
Of Scots
on the 5th Of December. IN 1855.
the Americans. under Generals
Montgomery and Arnold. appeared
before Quebec,
In iTss. on the sth OF December.
Admiral Grcix. Scottish naval
commander who had left his couns
try TO enter the service Of Russia.
died and was buried with Frea, hon.
orn by the Russian government.
on the tth Of December. In 1891.
Jean Paul dc st. Etieune. a French
Protestant, minister. was ruiilotined
for his bold and eloquent defense OF
Louis XVII.
In iTs2. on the 5,h OF December.
Martin Van Buren,. eighth president
Of the United States was born a,
Undertook. ~. Y. lie was nomi-
mated for president BY the democrat.
&c party in 1886 and elected. The
chief events Of his term were the
Seminole war and the financial
panic Of 1897.
on tho 5th OF December. IN 1885.
the French evacuated the City OF
Vera Cruz In an engagement be.
tween the French and the Mcxicans,
Santa Ana, the Mexican general.
was 20 badly wounded that Il was
necessary TO amputate his leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Tho House and Hat Shortage
Doesn't Worry This Man

Louis Schnoor. who baa brrn
renting the George Shattuok place
and who last summer purchased the
rhinney Dell place. has recently
purchased the Mrs Peterson farm
and viii soon move 20 tho Nrx.
ogden place Naquokeia ua1 Sen.
,iuci
We lamp In the New York m.
perH that tho women voters OF that
state arc organizing a fight against
Senator wadHworth. republican. be
cause he opposed woman suffrage
nut we Offer ma first.clasH rsicns
that most Of them arc democratic
women.
Silver II now Is 10 I. OF course.
not many Of VS. know what that
means. hut let's all talk about u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

Tho Vatican II planning for the
restoration OF Catholicism in Asia
Minor and Northern Africa. from
which regions It disappeared during
the centuries OF Moslcm growth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

The greatest number Of deaths
charged 10 any one accidental cause
during 1917 is ii.iis due 10 falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
WE'LL SAY SO
SHOP EARLY
DON '
roRo
CRAND MA!
ONLY
" PAYS
10 FINS ~
THE
CHRIS TWAS
SHOPPING,

Greotingri Twenty more days
thank goodnera) until Christmas.
Never mind. tho Since America
started making its own Christmas
toys tho price OF trinkets has only
advanced 200 per cent This In ow'
Ing TO the tariff shortage. or some
thing.
Bnl Carlisle. the bandit. Il IN jail
again. 10 stole 1850 frpm passen.
gers In a train robbery. Now. We
know a certain landlord who robs--.
Inst what's the user You say a.
OF courne you read President VII
SONS speech 20 congress the other
day. An those who did. stand up
and shout. Thank YOU. We could
have heard a feather drop.
Some kind Of professor In Chi.
csFo declares "A thin man has a
better chance IA Hfo than a fat one
OF course. wen all have 20 admit,
that a'thin man can pull himself
thru a smaller hole.
The International Institute Of
Agriculture sayu there has been a
hts decrease IN the production %
ryc. Also Of bourbon.
\ Few Copirs ~ Our Column.
Mcbhy
The editor WIS lucky enough 10
10 on hand Tuesday when Rev.
Cook got bis mail and 70 pariioi.
pate In enjoying a few 81 the chest
nuts which bis folks Ia Ohio sent
him. They are very seldom seen
herr. Oneida q. % Waterman.
Word comes from Turkey tina,
tho sultan Ia reducing his number
Of wives He's a foolish old hoy,
why doesn't he ne, jobs for EN-
n nin Carlisle. the handit. really
is IN the vicinity Of Seattle. We wish
he'd telephone ua Won give him
the nanen 81 about d0ren men
We should like 60 have him call on.
And ven gladly furnish him a new
gun n his old one il worn ou,.
A nudap~n; dispatch says a COAL
ton has been formed Mebsy thin
means Hungary has miners
strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
4 Few Copies 81 Our Column.
Nsbby

Word comes from Turkey tina,
tho sultan Ia reducing his number
~ wives. He's a foolish old hoy,
why doeHn', he ne, jobs for EN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

The International Institute 81
Agriculture snyu there has been a
his decrease IN tho production %
rYe. Also 81 bourbon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

A budapest dispatch says a COAL.
ton has been formed Mebsy thim
means Hungary has miners
strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
CATTLE GROWERS TO CONFER
WITH FOREST OFFICIALS

Flagstaff, Ariz.. July Reduction
Of the number Of cattle allowed to
Craze on forest reserves under certain
permits is one Of the important ques-
ions to be threshed out here tomor-
row at the meeting Of officers OF the
forest service with the Coconino Cat
lie Growers association Cattlemen
from all parts Of Coconino county are
gathering here tonight to attend the
conference.
The question Of extension OF the adj
ninistration Of national forest graz
ng so as to cover all remaining public
ends is another question Of great in
-erest TO the cattle growers. which
viii be taken up at tomorrow's meet
ing. Associate forester A F. Potter. of
Washington. %. c., and Paul G. Red
nEton. district forester. from A1bu-
luerque. VIII represent the govern
nent az the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
WRITER TO MAKE ANOTHER
TRIP TO INDIAN COUNTRY

Flagstaff, Ariz., July lame Grey,
word painter Of western life, is pre-
pairing for another trip into the In
dian country, northeast OF here, next
fall for the purpose Of gathing ma
teriai for another volume devoted to
the great southwest. His favorite
saddle horse, a handsome chestnut. has
just arrived here by express and will
be kept here this summer in order
that It may become acclimated prior
to the start of the expedition next
September. Al Doyle, Grey's pioneer
guide. who figures in many of the
authors books. vii. accompany Grey
and his party TO the Indian reserva-
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
MAY HAVE To
REDUCE HERDS
Stockmen Urge Need OF
Market for Surplus of
Beef and Lamb.

Chicago, H. July 1-Representa-
tives Of more thia 40 livestock organ
izations from every section Of the
country met here Monday and issued
q statement declaring that unless an
Immediate market is found for the
-arge surplus supply Of beef and lamb
produced for war needs. the livestock
men viii be required to greatly reduce
the size Of their herds. which VIII Sc
riously threaten the country's future
supply Of cattle and sheep.
The livestock men, after confer
snce with representatives Of the large
packers. decided TO begin a campaign
Of education 70 induce the public 10
eat more beef and lamb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

within the state. The figures set by
the tax commission are subject 10 re-
vision in either direction by the state
board Of equalization, following the
tax conference to be held at Grand
Canyon, July q.
Cochise county shows the greatest
mileage and the highest valuation. the
figures. respectively, being 42s "a and
sIT521 S54
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

EoULARD viii not be driven from its
1 position OF the favorite summer
silk. This effective three-piece COS
tune OF this material is made OF
white foulard. dotted in midnight
blue, combined with plain ground
blue. An interesting part OF this
frocl is the cape Of blue foulard. cut
in lines that are new. a vest OF
white georget crepe appears between
soft revers Of the dotted material.
under which the cape Is fastened
when worn. The sleeves are cut
kimonO and are finished with a cuff
Of blue Two panels OF blue are ut
on the skirt, back and front. at a
depth which suggests a yoke Of the
dotted fabric The dotted material
also shows between these panels on
either side. Self-covered buttons and
bound buttonholes trim this dress
and cape The hat worn with this
costume is blue straw sailor.
wreather with blue cherries. It is
bound with blue linen braid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
TAXABLE VALUES OF ARIZONA
RAILROADS SHOW INCREASE

Phoenix, Ariz.. July 1. - Taxable
valuations Of the railroads Of Arizona,
as set by the state tax commission
in its tables issued Monday. are $780,
l32,20s, as compared with the valua-
ton last year of SOS. 390,4O3.
Thirtyfive railroad companies are
represented in the list, together with
large number Of branch lines Their
total mileage is placed at 2462. 0S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
The Dreamer Creates and Then He
Goes; the Crowd Never Thinks of Him

AND I stood with him
As had stood.
AND HIS dream was gone.
AND THE leaves he held.
WHERE HE'D put his dream.
WE'RE FOLDED away.
AND HIS work was through
AND NOW as write.
HE HAS gone away.
TO DREAM new dreams.
AND THE years viii go.
AND THE crowds viii come.
AND TIRED folks.
WILL REST their eyes.
AND THEIR wearied limbs.
IN HIS dreamland.
WITH NEVER a thought
FOR THE dreaming man.
WHO saw it all
BEFORE 1T came true.
I THANK you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
ADJUSTMENTS
CONSTANCE TALnIAnGF

There are many ways of getting d.
vorees. but one Of the most unique and
amusing schemes ever concocted for
getting evidence for a divorce is seer
IN Constance Talmadge's latest Select
picture, Happiness a Ia Mode" in
which the star is presented as in all
her Select pictures, by Lewis J. SEX
nick
However, for obvious reasons, it
would not be advisable for prospective
divorce seekers TO adopt this scheme
TO their own use the judges also go TO
the movies. you know.
Go TO the Alhambra theater today
and see how it was done. You'll laugh
until YOU cry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
ELLANAY-CHARLEs IN.

Today is positively the last day TO
see Charles Ray in his newest country
boy comedy Characterization, Hay
foot Strawfoot"
This picture amused and delighted
large audiences at the Ellanay the
alter the past two days and those who
want 10 be genuinely entertained will
certainly visit that theater today.
Tomorrow the Ellanay presents Rex
Beach's most fascinating, most thrill
ing and most gripping story. The
CrimJon Gardenia,'' stirring story Of
New Orleans and the mysteries Of its
Mardi Gras.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Today is your last chance to see
Monroe Salisbury in THE Binding
Trail" 2 story Of men OF might in the
great outdoors. 1t is a thrilling ro-
nance in which Mr.. Salisbury has an
admirable part and adds to his already
great popularity.
Tomorrow - Sessue Hayakawa IN
His Debt" one Of his greatest pro-
ductions. The popular Jap is cast Tor
an unusual part, in which he lives Up
to the century old traditions of his
race and squares his obligations with
a life for a life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
MAN ARRESTED HERE ESCAPES
WHILE BEING TRANSFERRED

Brauiio Golindo, who was arrested
here a few days ago, escaped Monday
night from an officer Of San Diego.
who was taking him to that city for
trial on a charge Of assault to muir
der. The man effected his escape near
mediately sent notifying authorities
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
NAMED BUDGET
SECRETADY TO GOVERNOR

Fairfield, Of Winslow, Monday was
appointed executive budget secretary
to governor Campbell The vacancy
left by Fairfield's appointment viii be
filled by Lloyd 3. Christys a member
Of the old commission of stale insti-
tutions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
CAL AND GENERALF
(AdvertIsementsD


I miral William Swift. Il. retired. died
at the naval hospital Monday. after a
long illness.
Drs. Irwin a Gray. Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat. $40 Martin Bldg. Phi. 75S.
DR.. Ann= iteum. Buckler Bldg Phi. 577
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates.
Baltimore, Nd, July Cardinal
Gibbons Monday quietly celebrated
both his 33d anniversary as cardinal
archbishop of Baltimore and the 5Sth
of his ordination 10 the priesthood
TROUPTF AvOid trouble Leave
LongwelTs. CT Telephone No 1.
OsteOpaths-Drs.A Armstrong, as Rob-
erts-BanEer. Office Phi 1913: Res. 5965.
DR.. Waldo Heads Fraternity.
Chicago. Ill, July DIR ". z.
Waldo, Of Seattle, was elected presi-
rdent Of the Iota Tau Sigma, the osteo-
pathic medical fraternity, for 1920
at the annual banquet last night. DR..
F. J. Trennery. Des 1Ioines, was
elected secretary treasurer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

ONE YEAR ago.
HE DREW on paper.
WHAT WAS to be.
THE VERY grand lobby.
OF A NEW hotel at Atlantic City.
AND on the paper.
HE PLACED the chairs
-
AND HE hung the lights
AND WHERE there was color.
HE CoLORED IT.
AND WHERE there was shade.
HE SHADED 1T.
AND HAVING it done.
HE vIsIONED it.
As IT would be.
AND HE waited then
WHILE WALLS were built
AND FLOORS were laid.
AND THE house was reared.
AND CLEANERS came.
AND TOILED by dav.
AND TOILED by night
AND WENT away.
AND I stood with him
JUST A day ago
WHEN THE last were gone.
AND THE pillars were there
AND THE bright tiled floor
AND THE glare Of the sun
THAT CAME up from the sea
AND AL was bare.
AND BE clapped his hands
AND woRKaTEN came.
AND A rug was laid.
AND MORE rugs came
AND THE glare was gone.
AND BE elappsd again.
AND FROM out Of his dream.
oOUoHEs came.
ND THERE came arm chairs
md STANDS were brought
ND GREEN things came.
ND BLooMING plants.
ND DRAPERIEs hung.
ND THE last was brought.
IND FROM out in the west.
-HE Sun sent back.
IS GOLDEN rays.
ND TWILIGHT came.
ND 4 switch was pressed
ND THE lights came on.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
GREcIAN-sIARY MILES sIrNTER

Mary Miles Minter will be seen at
the Grecian theater today for the last
and final time in a story OF sweet
! charm and one that can be called a
! pure delight, A Bachelors Wife"
Tomorrow the Grecian theater Of
fers Earle Williams in a big, lavish
society drama, "A Rogue's Romance"
Thursday and Friday, Anita Stew
art VIII be seen at the Grecian in a
powerful story of stage life, The
Painted World"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Houston Tex. July Almost $1,000
was paid for the first bale of 1918
Texas cotton Monday, when it was
sold at auction on the cotton exchange
here The bale weighed Al pounds
and was sold at S212 a pound. It was
grown in Hidalgo county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

San Salvador, Salvador. July l.
Earthquake shocks Of some intensity
we're felt Sunday night in this and
many other cities of the country. 10
loss Of life or material damage have
been reported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Afternoon and evening trains Tue
day were reported on time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

DR.. 5. A. Sehuster. eye, ear. nose
and throat Providence hospital build
ing Phone 365.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
First Aid to Feet.

II you have foot trouble OF any
kind. let Lerner see if it can be cor
rected. We carry a complete stock OF
DR.. Scholl's Foot Appliances We also
sell DR.. Reeds cushion shoes for men
and Edison's corrective shoes for
Women Special attention 10 out of
town orders.
Lerner shoe Co.. 229 san Antonio St.
The Foot Comfort Store OF FL Paso.- ADV
The National City bank in New
York, which four years ago had less
than IS women employees. now has
over 1900 on list payroll.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Retired Admiral Dies.
Newport. r 1, July Rear ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

DR.. BOwIby away at Chicago clinic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

OsteOpaths-Drs- Armstrong, as Rob-
erts-BanEer. Office Phi 1913: Res. 5965.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01

Drs. Irwin 4 Gray, Eye. Ear. Nose
and Throat. $40 Martin Bldg. Pm. 75S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-01
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
DIMITIO Ell GABINETE POR.
TUGUES.

Del Serrie. Especial de La PRENSA.
LISBOA, JUNO 12.-Los miembros
del gabinete portuguese que presenta-
ron su dimision ell jueves pasado. han
continuado al frente de sus caIieras
mientras dura la vista a esta CAPT
tai del ~presidente electo del Brasil.
Sr. Epitacio Pessoa, quin lego ell sa-
bado 4 este puerto a bordo del cru
cero acorazado frances Jeanne dare
La renuncia del gabinete Sc hara e.
fectiva ell dia siguiente de que aban,
done esta ciudad ell distinguido hues-
ped br~asileno, no teniendose IDEA aun
de quien sera ell que forme ell nuevo
aunque en- algunos circulos
politicos Sc cree que ell actual Pre-,
sidente del Consejo sera ell que orga-
nice ell Min~isterio, a peticion del Pre-
sidente de la Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
INSTALACION DE UN CAMPO
INDUSTRIAL DE "LENADO-
RES DEL MUNDO.'

LITTLE. Texas, JUNO l2-PaT
celebrar la installation de III nue.
vo Campo Industrial &c Lenadores
del Mundo, Sc ha ~organizado una
velada literario-musical que sc veri-
ficara en- esta poolacion Ell pr6xim-
sabado IA del actual a las $50 p.
m. V la cual sera pnesidida por FL
Diputado Instalador del Departamen
to Juvenil de Ia respectable Organi-
zacion, senior Jesus F. Morales. FL
programa para la vrlada consta de
los %siguienteS numeros:
ll-Marcha por la G~ruuesta.-2.
Discourse Official por el Consul Co
m~ardante. Juan r. oerez.-S. Pieza
de musica por Ia OroueSta.-4. Dis
curse por ell Vice-C5nsul Andres
Martinez.-5 PieZa de musica IS.
installation de Funcionarios y Digni-
dades por el Diputado del Campo
mento. Sr. Jesus +. Morales. La We
iada terminara con un bale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
Notas de Rockdale
~LLAMAMIENTO A LOS ME-
XEEANOS

ROCKDALE. Texas, Jur&o g.
I'm grupo de mexicanos de esta To-
calidad deseando preparar con ITEM
DO 10 relative a los festejos para
Ia celebration del CXIX a~niversario
de "a Independence Mexicana, e.
proximo mes de Septiembre. convoco
a todos los m%exicanos residences en-
este lugar Y sus ~alredcdores, a n
iunta en- ,el Salon Texas ubica-
do en- la Texas Mine, para ell dia
de aver a las 8 de Ia tarde, d fin de-
orsanizar una Junta Patriotica QUO
Sc encargue de arreglar los dichos
festejos v nombrar la Mesa Direc-
tiva correspondence
Ell llamado no tuyo ell resuitado
que Sc esperaba, pues solamente un
grupo de personals Sc presentaron =
Ia junta, menos de ounce, por 10
que hubo de aplazarse para otrs
OCCASION. tel nombramiento de la Me-
sa Directiva V la discussion de los
asuntos r~clacionados con las proxi-
mas fiestas patrias.
Ell sabado pasado a las s de la
manana, tuvo lugar en- esta pobla-
cion, ell matrimonio del joven Pc
dro Hernandez con la senorita Jo-
vita Cruz, amoos muy bien relacio-
nados en- IA c~olcnia mexicana. Por
la noche Sc celebro una cena en- no
nor de los desposados y despues del
agape siguio IN animado bale en- Ell
Salon Texas" que durG hasta las
seis de Ia manana del domingo.
Fueron padrnos de los ~jovenes es-
posos, tel Sr. margarine Flores Y la
Srita. Hilaria Garcia Y ell Sr. Genarc
Hernandez v la Srita. Ines Herman
DEE.
A las ,. p. m, del dia I del &C
tua!, fallecio en- esta poblacion I'm
nihito hijo del Sr Bernabe Torres Y
de su esposa la sonora Ercilia S. de
Torres.
Ell sep.elio del ninito Sc efectuo
aver en- la manana a las 9, habiendo
sido n,uy concurrido por las amis-
tades de los esposos Torres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-14
NOTAS BREVES FORANEAS
NUEVO CAMPO INDUSTRIAL DE
LENADORES DEL MUNOO

NIXON, Tex, Jurio S.-Ayer que
do organizado ,an esta p%oblacion un
Campo Industrial de Lenadores del
Mundo. Dor el diputado ~1nstalador
Prof. G. j. NJ. Cardona, QUEEN fue
llamado a este lugar por ell senior Is
teban Pantoja, Secretario dc! Campo
Regular "Hida!go num. 2756", con el
objeto de que dicho diputado hicie-
IA propaganda para reorganlzar ell cl-
tado campo que Sc hallaba algo de-
caido.
Al efecto Sc cite a Ia colonla me-
yicana al Salon propiedad del senior
Pantoja, en- donde el professor Car
dona do una c~onferencia sobre 10,
beneficios que sc cbtiencn al entrar
{ la orden, Y logro que varios de los
presentes hic!eran sus solicitudes de
ingreso. En- segIida, cl professor Car
dona procedio a la organization del
nuevo Campo Industrial Femenlno,
que llevara ell nombre de Aurora
ell cual quedo iHstalado por ounce
miembros, de los cuales sc nomoro ID
mesa directiva que quedo tornado de
la siguiente mancra:
Comandantc del Campo, Srita. Es-
Their Guerrero; Vice-Comandante, Sc
norita Francisco Almaguer; Tesorera,
Srita. Otilia Almaguer; Auditora, Sra.
Petra Fucntes; Secretaria, Sra. Dona-
ciana Pena Leal; Nigilante, Srlta.
Adelaide Pantoja; Centinela, Srita. Sc
vera Pantoia; Maestro de Ceremo-
MAS. Sra. Wenceslada Fl. de Panto-
ia.
Miembros: Sra. Ficenta T. oe Va
lenzuela; SriSa, Isidra de Leon; Seno-
IA Maria Aguilar; Sonora Rosario A.
Ruiz; Sra. Evangelina c. de Panto-
ia; Sra. Petra Cara, Y sonora Ange-
la Rios Muro.