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STOCKHOLDERS
To the Stockholders Of Artillery Fuse
Company
Take notice that the following is copy
Of a resolution adopted by the board OF
directors OF Artillery Fuse Company Ia
Delaware c0rp0ration). at the special meet
sixth day OF October. A. ID. nineteen hun
drcd and nineteen. a majority Of the whole
board having voted In tavor of such reso-
luton, namely;
Of this board OF directors, advisable and
most for the benefit Of the Artillery Fuse
Company. that said corporation should be
dissolved, and To that end and as required
by law that q meeting OF the stockholders
of said corporation to take action upon
this resolution. be. and it hereby Is, called
10 be held nc the Office Of said corporation.
in Wilmington. Delawage, ON the eleventh
day Of November, A. u. nineteen hundred
and nineteen. az o'clock p. NJ, ana chat
the secretary OF this corporation be and
he hereby Is directed within ten days after
the adoption OF this resolution. 10 cause
notice Of the adoption OF this resolution to
be mailed TO each stakeholder of said cor.
pOratiOn residing in the United states, and
also beginning within such ten days To
cause "A like notice to be inserted IN a
newspaper published in the county of New
Castle. state Of Delaware. az least three
weeks. successfully, once "a week next pre-
cedlng the time appointed as aforesaid for
said meeting Of stockholders"
Pursuant 10 such resolution. notice is
hereby given that n special meeting of tho
stockholders Of Artillery Fuse Company lac
Delaware COrpoation). viii be held ON the
eleventh day Of November A. ID. Nineteen
Hundred aud Nineteen, nc o'clock T. NJ,
at the Office Of the corporation. In VIII
mington. Delaware. for the purpose Of TAX
ing action upon the foregoing resolution.
and for the purpose Of considering and de-
termining whether this corporation shall be
dissolved. WELLER Z. SLOWER.
oct22 -29-nov5. Secretary.
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study the want ads for advanced po-
sitions In mercantile houses. Farming
interests will also be shown to advan-
tage.
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STORAGE

STRICTLY PRIVATE ROOMS FOR
- storage OF furniture. Delmarvia Bak-
cry, S. W. Cor. Fourth and Union SITS
Phone 2g20-W. @@nt5o-lm-
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BOARDING
hoard WANTED

\N AMERICAN WORKMAN, WTD
n over and 14-vear-old son, desires
board aud room in private family or in
widows home. VIII meet reasonable
terms. Apply W40, Evening Journal
Office. oct2s'2t.
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nIScOITTION

Now. therefore !, Everett G. Johnson
Secretary of state. Of the state Of Deia'
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
ID. 1919. file i'm the Office a duly exc
cuted and attestcd consent in writing; to
the dissolution of said corporation,
,vbirb said consent and the records Of the
proceedings Aforesaid, are now on ME IN
my said Office as provided by law
~ IN TESTIMONY
l. III 1
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MOVING AND HNULING.

IXTILLIAM PENNELL-MOvING HAUL.
w ing and general delivery. SOB Mary
land Ave. Phone 6303. Oct20-4t.
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CERTIFICATES or DISSOLUTION

CTATE or DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
> SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents May
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c,TATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
TO All To Whom These Presents MAJ
-..-.nI NJ
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PUBLIC SALE.

FRIDAY. OCT. 81,
At . O'Clock.
VIM. ii. Klair will sell
for Samuel CampersOn. at
his residence. at Belle
fontp. on the philadelphia
pike nhova Penny Hill II
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IENIIFIIAIE Uf UIooVII IVlN.
To All To Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting.
Whereas n appears 10 my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record Of the pro
cpedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the consent Of all the stock
hloders deposited I'm my office. the Admission
Interurban Railroad Company, corpora
tion Of this State. whose principal Office is
situated at gOl Market street I'm the city
of Wilmington. county Of New Castle State
Of Delaware Corporation Company ot
Delaware being agent therein and in charge
thereof. upon whom process may be served
has complied with the requirements Of the
Corporation Laws of the State Of Delaware.
as contained in 1919 Section J. 70 2lOl
Section lS7 Chapter 6j. Of the Revised
Statutes OF 1913. as amended, preliminary
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NOR SALE.
1917 Apperson. passenger
1917 Studebaker. 1-passenger.
1917 Buick. 5-passenger.
1919 Buick. 5-passenger
1917 Ford Touring.
1916 Ford Touring.
1916 Ford Roadster.
The above cars may be bought on our
convenient monthly payment plan If de
sired. Act quick.
SEE MR. RATLEDGE.
112j French ST.
Omen Evenings, Z to 9 O'Clock Oct29-3t.
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BoARnEns WANTED.

WANTED TABLE BOARDBRs. WEEK
w ly rates. Apply Mrs. A. f. Young,
Eighth and Kirkwood SITS. octZ'Ot
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APARTMENTs WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENT OF 3, or
Il rooms and bath wanted by refined
gentleman and wife. located north or
Eighth street and west OF Market. Pos
session November I. Address W-33, Even
ing journal Office oct@1-5t.
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800 pounds, right out Of hard work: been
used on the Philadelphia Pike. Owing to
Job being finished. have no further use for
them. Also three dump wagons one furni-
ket wagon. one runabOut, seven sets double
harness, good condition; two sets light
harness. collars brides. halters, lot or
shovels and tools. One good Guernsey cow.
milking Notice This stock positively to
be sold. as Mr.. Camperson has no further
use for this stock. Terms, cash; to be
settled for on day Of sale.
SAMUEL CAMPERSON. owner.
WM. H. KLAIR. Manager. oct21 23-5O-
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Now the~efnre J. Everett G. Johnson.
Secretary Of State Of the state OF Delaware.
do hereby certify that the said corporation
did on the twenty seventh day OF OctOber
a. D. 1919, file in the Office duly executed
and attested consent. in writing 10 the dis-
aU the stockholders thereof. which said
consent and the records of the proceedings
aforesaid. are now on file in my SAID ONCE
as provided by law. ..,.,.. -, -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

Sir Douglas HaiS, M2rScal Eagles cue 20
No una principal pa-te ea IA Guerra cue
aeaba de terninar. COMO Sefc Dc las fuc--
tas brtanieSS en- F-aac!a. Sc aseEurs cue
! Reg jorge. en- pTer:o de sUs services, %
Va . HombrzT EIr.sy dc "a India
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

En- rec~onoc!mieHto dc sus scV-icios en- los
trabajoS dc guerra, Ia UniversiGad de Ford
ham. de y. York y c! ColeG!o de IL Santa
Cruz. de Worcester. confirie.cn cl grade de
Doctor on Leyes, a Mr.. William J. Mulligan.
P-cS;dcnte Dc II Comision de Trabaios de
Guerra. de "a Ordcn de los Caballeros dc
Colon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

Hacc dias Sc diio que el Primer Ministro
Clcmencceu. habia mauifestado sus deseos de
retirarse a Ia vida privada. por ~ser'irse 20
fatiEado del trabaio. En- los circuIn poIiti-
cos franccses Sc senala como SUI pros BILE SUI
cesor al Captain Andre Tardieu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

La so5.iaa IL Mary FicktorG. Mary S.
runda. que desea ser una gran a-tsita como
So tia Y para 10 cual esta Siendo educada
por esta.
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daughter of MT. and Mrs. Kelly, formerly Miss Josphine Irvine Kelly, now Sister Agnes Gauzagar, is a teacher. My sincerest appreciation and good wishes go to them.
 Joe Melton, who prior to his call into the service of the U. S. in France was Chief Clerk in the law office of Bogle & Sharp has returned to Brinkley and resumed his old place, to the delight of his many friends here. %
 Miss Annie May Allen left Sunday for Valparaiso, Ind, where she will attend the Uni versity for a Teachers Course. Miss Annie May is a gifted pri- mary teacher with a nice prom ise and here's wishing her a fine course.
 Among the many invitations the Argus has recently received one of those sincerely appreci- ated is from Adelbert Harding, a clever and capable young friend from Hunter. who is this year graduating from the Hamlin, Kansas High School. He will return to his home in Hunter soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Parker c. Ewan of Clarendon were thro' Brink ley this week en route to and from the Elks State COnven- tion at Newport. Friend Evan is President of the Ark ansas Bankrs Oil Goa com pany with S175,000 capitaliza- ton, having a splendid acreage
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sighted business just a bit.

sighted business just a bit. Farm Lands. See J. D. Henley. Money to Loan on improved
 Mrs. Herring and two grand daughters, Ruth and Ester last for several weeks visit to relatives in Texas.
 FOUND:--A bunch of keys. Owner may recover same by calling and paying 40c for this notice. ArkmO Lumber Go.
 Mrs. Geo. A. Rich has had as her guest tn past week her sis ter, Mrs. w. T. Tucker, of Little Rock.
 Extensive preparations are being made for the observance of Flag Day in Brinkley, on June 18th, by the Elks.
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Fowler had as their guests over Sun day, Mrs. T. o. Sparks and children, of DeValls Bluff.
 Mrs. Chas. Turner is back from pleasant visit to her and her daughter, Miss Emma dean, ent on Monday.
 Master Alex Diffey is over from Cotton Plant visiting his grandmother, Mrs. A. A. Diffey, on South Main St.
 Miss Ida Mary Pipkin left Monday for Henning, Tenn, where she will visit relatives during the summer.
 Revival at Methodist church, going day and night, 2:3O Ill the afternoon and S:l5 at
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hcAL AND PERSONAL.

x Louise Coln visited
 ds in Memphis this week.
 $. Neyil Pinkley left Friday
 visit to Hot Springs.
 k N. A. Flemming is visit
 rlatives in Conway this
 E. Lizzie FOOte of Mem
 is in Brinkley visiting
 Ids.
 ES Edmond Lay Simmons
 sisting in the Bank at bter this week.
 s Lucille Bayne left Tues for a visit to relatives in
 Bluff.
 k. J. L. Starrett left We'd Hy for a lengthly visit to plano relatives. |sses Willie and Indian Ola per are home from Gallo College for the summer Iihs
 lE. c. F. Simmons and 6nter, Miss Henri Vernon, visiting friends in Oklaho- this week. lss Mattie Hall, the clever pnone manager, has gone her vacation to visit her e at Earle, Ark. S Wm. B. Folsom has been ihed to her bed all this \ With a serious sick spell, 'he Argus man begs par ol the readers if he has
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

in the Texas oil field and they propose putting down two oil
 wells, beginning within about
 30 days. The Bankers Company have their initial announcement in this weeks Argus-a half page ad that will prove most in teresting to the people in this
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

section o Arkansas who want to get in on a air, square oil company.
 MT. and Mrs. Sollie Salinger have had as their guest the past week, the latter's brother, Mill ton Myers of St. Louis.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

night. May help you. Now and all next week. Good music.
 Mrs. Bridget Kelly has re- turned from several weeks visit to relatives and friends in Memphis.
 Mrs. Henry Brickell has re- covered sufficiently from the op eration at Magnolia Hospital to be moved home.
 RObt. LanfOrd, of Memphis, a former Brinkley Boy, was in town last week. He will move his family to Little Rock soon.
 Mrs. J. H. Stack entertained the Bridge Club, at her home on North Main St., Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jas. l.. Woodfin was awarded first prize.
 Revival at Methodist church, going day and night, 2::3O in the afternoon and 8:15 at night. May help you. Now and all next week. Good music.
 Mrs. Mack Wilson has as her guests this week her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. D. A. Baker of Newport, and little Anita Nance of Auvergne.
 Mrs. Will Porter and little daughter, Emma Louise, of Tennessee, arrived yesterday for a short visit with Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Stimson and Mrs Porter.
 Jimmie Go.dson, tha affablc stock man, is just back from Oklahoma where he bought another car of fine big mules from the Government. See his ad in this issue.
 Mrs. Ralph c. Mitchell and Ralph, Jr., of Pine Bluff, came back to Brinkley on Saturday last with Mrs. Chas. Hinkle and family who have been on a visit to the Mitchells there.
 City Ticket Agent Walter w. Smith and wife are now house. keeping in the Whitson cottage next door to the Argus office, On the plaza and we gladly wei come them as neighbors. WANTED Man and wife for Blossom Ranch. Man to work on ranch and woman to cook for l to 3 hands. Phone Wheatley or write Elmo R. Moss, Goodwin, Ark. 6-6-3
 Misses Mary and Ruby Pearl Stimson, who have been attend ing Crescent College at Eureka Springs for the past year, are back at home for the vacation to the delight of their many friends.
 There is some talk of gravel road north of town to Hunter A twenty minutes ride from Hunter to Brinlxley would mean many dollars to our merchants A live Business Mems League might bring it about.
 Frank Andrews, who has been the efficient Grand Jury stenographer in the office ol Prosecuting Attorney c. Otis Bogle, has resigned and with his family will leave in a short time for Old Orchard. Maine for their summer vacation. About the prettiest and larg- est head of lettuce l ever saw was one raised by Elmer Cook chef of the Rusher Cafe, and presented the Argus on Satur- day Elmer is some gardener as
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-06

Scene from the SHEPHERD OF HILLS" that popular Harold Wright production be in film at the Prin cess Airdome in Brin<ley Wednesday and Thursday June fifth and 12th extraordinary any city
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11

With the matter presented by the
fraternal body's past chief officer. j.
J. Krumenacher, Kemp Lodge of ODD
Fellows has adopted resolution, eX.
pressing the Amerlcanism of the mem
bers and calling for an enforcement Of
laws against aliens and |. W. ". The
lodgemen offer themselves ready to
support anv lawful authority in root.
ing out the Red menace. The resolu-
tion follows:
Resolved. That we, the member of
Kemp Lodge. No. Isl, jurisdiction of
Oregon. as American citizens are firm
ly attached to the Constitution of the
United States and the laws made i Il
pursuance thereof and that while W.
demand vigorous and just execute
of the laws of our country against all
who would violate them, we stand
ready to assist any proper United
States or states authority in upholdlng
and enforcing them.
Resolved that these resolutions be
entered on the minutes of our lodge
and copy thereof sent to the local
newspapers and the Pacific Odd Eel
low
Presented for the consideration Of
the lodge by J. }. krumenacher, P.G.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
ELkS GO FROM
HERE TO DALLES

Accompanying ". H. Boldly. about
20 local members Of The Dalles lodge
of Elks visited that city Sunday tC
participate in memorial. exercises.
Mr.. Boldly delivered the annual me-
mortal address.
Tonight about 30 Hood River Elks.
accompanied by a class of 20 novices.
will visit The Dalles Chapter. The
baby Elks are:
E. O. Archibald, Geo. K. Wilbur,
Chss. c. Kelley. A. S. Kolstad. J. b
Carey, X. r. Elliott. c. J. Calkins. ].
P. Naumes, W. r. Woolpert. A. K.
Cruikshank. l.. f. Ireland, {. c. Crew,
Geo. d. Cooper. L. F. Brazeau, Glenr
F. Hunt, Earl Weber. Fred ]. Rand,
K. c. Roberts.
The local folk who attended the me
mortal service ieclare the address OF
Mr. Boldly mastery one. The audi
ence was large one, and the minister
received hearty congratulations for his
oratlOn
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
W0MAN'S CLUB NEWS

An interesting meeting of the Wo-
mans club was held at Library hall
Wednesday Of last week. As mem
Der Of the county public health commit
tee. Mrs. Castner gave a report Of the
conference with the county court The
court has been asked to appropriate
$500 toward the expenses of visiting
nurse.
Mrs. Castner asked that large del
egation be present when the budget Is
to be adopted December q.
There was a spirited discussion in
regard TO the sanitary condition of our
public school buildings and the special
public health committee of the club
was authorized to investigate condi-
tions and report back to the club.
Mrs. Frank Edwards had charge of
the home economics committee program
and presented Mrs. MeHowe, of o. A.
who spoke on the extension work of
the college. An amusing and appro-
pirate reading, entitled. THE Burglar
Alarm, was pleasingly rendered by
Mrs. .. L. Walter.
Next Wednesday Mrs. II. G. Cooper
will present program on The Old
and New South in Song and Story. "
Mrs. j. X. Carson will read paper on
the Old South.
Other parts of the program will be
Chorus singing of plantation melodies.
solo. Mrs. Henry Blagg reading, Mrs.
l.. B. Aplin; "The Negro as an Author
and Negro Problems in Literature,
Mrs. c. H. Castner; solo. Mrs. c. II.
Hennev Changes in Southern Life
Wrought by the Civil War;" Mrs. Har-
riet Olmstead.
The Womn's club will give dance
at Heilbronner hall December 20 to
raise money for the Scholarship Loan
Fund
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
Notice af SSlt Of State Land

Not;co - barane ,iven +hot tb1 q
Iard Roard If mo State of r,eo ~
will receive sell, 4 nronoeaIs fn,
nnrchase Of the tolIowinu desc,ileo
parcels Of real estate. situated IN Il ,od
Pi,er ConntV q, soon '''N>' - = 0'
IN Btpi1n,1o ~ the NE corner ~
tbe xvi ~ Tho SNl If Sac ~ r ~
ia i ~ "A INNING thanna Irn5
to the <ortheast corner If The MN
the SEA tnence west along nna te
section az , feet. thence north to in4
center If section l6 east and vet.
thence east 4I2 , feet to the nj ,rr If
beginning containing - 2 ar,es mar,
or less. excentino howevar ~
beg;nn;rg of a noint which !, tba co,s
tor of Section 16 r On r EW
NJ. running thence s. T minutes 40 sec
onds west 81 feet, thence North "a de.
prees az minutes 10 seconds east 933
/ feet to IN. initial noint of th,. t,act
/ herein described. thence north so do
rraas AZ minntee 10 seconds cast AZ *
/ feet. thence south 26 minutes 40 .,c.
onds west 515 feet thence sonth 90
degrees AZ minutes 10 seconds vest
442 20 feet thence north minutes
40 seconds east 5l5 feet to said initial
no;nt containing 20 acres more n,
loss LEAVING 7 acres more or loss
This nropertv is known as the A NJ
pona nIace
~ The SF4 of the SW1 of Sectior
l Township North Range Fast w
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11

"Hellol Lister" "Yes?" what
have you" II have dandy Bart
let's. d'Anjou, all kinds of apple tree
Have almonds and wanuts - Fra =
quette." We'll. III call YOU again. >
'Say Hold on You know how it was
with Bose? You wanted them awhile
ago and warned you to hurry in your
order; now if you delay it may happen
the same with other kinds. They are
selling fast" Well. take my order
then. . alright" SO it s over 3S44
phone See Lister about all kinds Of
fruit, ornamental and nut trees. 824
! Cascade.
HOUSES: A perfectly modern house
on llth street. So, 500 cash.
A fine bungalow. full basement, 2
lots making 100xl35 feet, room al d
large bath room, $4,000.
7-room house, bath and range S2. 300
4-room cottage with bath, 81. 600.
7.room house. lots, fruit trees,
81 $50
7-room house, bath, cellar, 81 lot i,
garage, row walnut trees, cherry, r.
pie. pture, peacn trees, $500, ST. o
down.
A good buy on Pine street, 81, 100
7.room house, bah, full basemer
lots, fire arrangement for chickens
small fruits, So, 50U
A II areas Of orchard tracts OF &
acres to 80 acres all with go ,a
enue, S275 al d up.
See Lister
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
{. and NJ. Contributions Heavy

"In all my AZ years Of experience as
a minister. says Rev. d. M. Carpen-
ter, Il have never seen more liberal
contributions to foreign missions and
for foreign relief work than from my
congregation this year.
I'VE are just little handful up ii
our little church. but the donations for
foreign missions the past month
reached S236, and in addition we raised
$l5l for the Armenian and Syrian ie
lief Our total foreign mission contri.
buttons this year will reach ST 400"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
Boy Loses Finger

Ernest Axup. aged l6, son of +. J.
Axup, Barrett orchardist, sustained
the loss of the little finger on his right
hand recently when the member was
caught in cogs of power spraying
machine. The boy was trying to re-
place a small belt when wire caught
his glove, dragging it into the cogs
The entire side of his palm was lacer.
ated and flesh torn away back to the
wrist
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
Samuel SOwS Salt

A. Samuel. street commissioner. was
engaged in an unusual occupation Mon
day morning. With bucket of salt
on his left arm Mr.. Samuel visited all
of the streets of heavy grade in town
and has broadcasted the snowy surface
with the salt, which melts the icy
coat. Mr.. Samuel used 400 pounds OF
salt in making the streets safer for
traffic.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
New Candy Man Visits CITY

A new canuy and nut confection con-
cern is now making Hood River. F. F..
Landess. travelling for the Portland
Sailed Nut Co., was here the first of
the week calling on dealers. Beaver
Nut, is the trade mark name of the
Rose City's new concern. The article,
because Of its excellence and the adver
tising campaign under way, is becom-
ing popular"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
7. N. 7. May Be Allotted

On receipt of notice from Senator
Chamberlain that more T. N. t. would
be available to Oregon counties for
road work, the county court has writ
ten the State Highway Commission
asking for 10000 pounds of the high
explosive. The T. N. T.. it is stated.
will be used on roads between Dee and
Parkdale and the Lost Lake road.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11
Gard of Thanks

We wish to express our thanks to our
friends and neighbors for their kind
acts and expressions of sympathy at
the time of our bereavement attendant
on the death and funeral of our mother
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Adams,
MIR. and Mrs. c. +. Knott,
Victor, Lydia. Edna and
Esther johnson.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11

Cameis are sold every
where in scientifically sealed
packages Of 20 ctea ettss or
tenpackagss (2O0cigarettes)
IN a & assfn~-paper-coveref
carton. We strong y recon-
mend this carton for the
home or office supply or
when you travel
r. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Winston-Salem. N. {.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-15
POR LA OFICINA DEL TRABAJO
Sobre la admission de trabajadores
meXicanos

En- ell Dcpartamento de Empleos
cue tiene alberta en- csta ciudad el
Gobierno de les Estados Unidos, nos
mostraror una communication que
transcribimos integra por c~onsiderar-
Ia de verdadero interes para los ira
hajadones mexicanos. Dicha comuni-
caci6n procede del Departamento del
Trabajo V dice asst:
Eel Secretario dice que ell ARE
glo especial para Ia admission de ira
bajadores m~exicanos, continGa en- VI
ger hasta la ratification del Trata-
do de Paz, pero no mas tsrde del dia
10, de Enero de 1920; Y que dichos
trabaiadores seran admitidos para to-
ia ciase de trabaios de agricultural,
incluyendo Ia cria lie Eanado, sien-
do las pgiones donde Sc cultiya Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-15
Registro Civil
DEFUNCIONES

S~aturnino Guerrero, de scis amos
de edad, murio je tctanos, len e. Hos
pital K. B. Green.
Juara P. Cara, de veintinco amos
de edad, murio de sepsia puerperal
en- iel Hospital r. B. Green.
Ciriaco Rangel, de setenta Y ocho
amos de edad. muri6 de disenteria
,bercular en- la Gale de Matamoros
l12 Y medic.
Amedia Ayala, de cuarenta Y sicte
amos de edad, murio de demencia en-
ell Hospital R. B. Green.
Isabel Ante de tres amos. murio de
entero-colitis, en- la Gale Nueva sol.
Paula Ch. de Puga, de treinta y
nueve amos mUrio de consecuencias
de un parto. en- las GALES de Monclova
V San Jacinto.