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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08
La ennienda Reed

Ora ley federal es Ia que Sc cono-
&c popularmcCtc con Ell nomUre lie
"Enmienda Reed For esta ley -
perslgUen ante la Corue Federal 4
.odas las personals que ordenen. com
prem o originen ei transportc al Edo.
de Texas. prcccGente de aleun otro
Estado. de cuatquier licor cmbria-
Sante>, sea o no para Uso personal.
Esta ley fue c~Xpedida an;es de la
guerra V esta en- v;Eor. Por 10 que
ella previene. toda persona que Ia
va traido SIdra 4 San Antonio, que
dara suieta a persecution por 81 ne
enc de habcr originate Il enbarQue
Y lc n:lsmo 1ucdard Ia persona que "A
venda. Sc entiende IA Sidra lie Ia ca
Idad de Ia que So ha habIado. La pc
ra p~rovista para Ia violaci3n de esta
acCa, son una mu!ta no mayor dc mil
pesos, prislon no mayor de seis me
ses = por cada falta Iue a eSta cri-
me.a puda2se seGuIr, prislon q.e no
eXcuGera de uu aHo.
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|. cidra eontien4 &c o de alcohol

60 IN obten:do IN buen aume-o de
.as-r, 6e Si6ra. de los !ugares don
40 go ,anlo IN SAN Antonio Y icl ana
Is- ,,ac.ica4o - m dscubierto Qce
- go. conr;on4 a,rohol en- una
nro.or.;5, ia + NOV rieDro. Hagc eS-
- T,sri-as-o con e. nro9osito de oar
ma ;n+ormacfGD cIa~a = aqael,as per
s,,s. ono wonder SjGra y rebi1as
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, rs \.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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COMPRAS

CONPRO. ~ OTORTuNDAD, cstando en-
bGcnas condiciunes de uso. t">tad"r y moil-
no raa cafe para ser movidos con e~.crtrl-
clGad. motor c~."ctrrc". basruLa au'onHtIca,
maqu;ua csrribl-. -crisc-ado- chico y vIt-'-
aas. Con da;os d~i-'!aasc a jose He~ruch",
50 W. Travis st 90
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CoMPRO AvENA. MAIZ. rAFAS y dcmas
r-oductus Locales. Ni>itemc rrayc1do 81
ncrcarria O uurs'-a. Sienao listed aC-irul-
ter. recicl-a q weJo- prscio no in7orta Guc
desc v,nGc- noco % rucho. !. VI. MARIO
QUIN. 1916 ". Commerce =. Tel. Travis
6S7l.-San Antonio. Texas.
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FL gabinete recibira al Presi
dente en- alta mar
jViene de IL la

sidente no estara en- condolences de
salir a hacer la gira para antes de
mediados de Ia semana e~ntrante.
Mr.. Wilson fue invitado. por Ia via
inalambrica, para ~pronurciar I'm dis
curse en- 81 Centcnario Mctodista de
Columbus, Ohio: pero eli Primer Ma
cistrado Sc no precisado = rchusar
Iesa invitacion. en- la impoSibilidad de
a~bandonar Washington antes del Dc
mingo entrante.
Numerosas invitacioncs. a semejan
"a de 5sta. ha recibido Ell Presiden-
te de todas parties de- pals, pero MIN
cuna, hasta hoy, ha sido aceptada, de-
DIDO 4 que. cuando Mr.. Wilson llegue
a Washington manana. Sc encontrara
con un cumulo de asuntos importan-
ties cue reclaman su ~presencia Y su
atenci6n personal.
LIE encontrarG el g05inete
en- alta mar.
Seis micmbros del gabinete presi-
dencial saidran q encontrar a Mr..
Wilson. dapdole la bienvenida en- alta
mar.
Entire ellos, Sc e~ncuentran los Sc
cretarios Baker, Daniels, Glass, La
ne and Wilson, Y e. Procurador &C.
neral Palmer.
La partida saldra de Nueva York
manana en- la mahana, 4 bordo de!
barco Ie guerra Pennsylvania, a fin de
encontrar al Jorge Washington. en-
que el Presidente hace su regreso a
America.
Accmpanaran despues al Primer
Magistrate a Washington Y despues
! de algunas de~nostraciones p]rotoco!a-
rias, saldran para la Casa Blanca, al
despaeho de los trascendentales asun-
tos que reclania Ell Enbierno america
! no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08

C~OMFRAMOS. Ncndemcs y Camhiar'os Fin
cas-. Biencs Races, M.aas = Patents. Is
c-itos CT inG.es Y EsPanoi y ;oda c'asc DO
trlhaio d. notario. Dirigi-se a GEO. ".
DRAKE. Notary Public. 25 French Bun
eng. san Antonio. Texas.
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STAR CAFE. 222 Z. COMMERCE STREET.
Local perfcctamcatc acondicionado. bajc Is
direction personal dc Geo. =. Martin. anti
uament propictayio del Riverside Restau-
rant y Elite Cafe. Las n~lejorcS comidas co.
rridas en- Il Ciudad sos: lunch commercial &c.
Se-vicio 4 tCda bora, precios popularcs,. Al
b.c-to dEa y noche.
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

hbogaJo HeNicaEo. lOnsIitas , 6ocunents-
eIones ~juridicas con"errientes a leyes y neSo-
cos de Mexico. I03-T04 Capies Bldg. e. Pa.
~. Texas.
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OlIFDO PROHIBIDA LAVENTA De LA SIDRA
CuGIes son las leyes federales que estdn en- 0igor respecto
de Ia uenta de bebidas embriagantes

de una casa particular, ! los MEM
bros de una famiiia, huespedes de
bona fiGe,' que no sean n:iemJros
de una fuerza militar. La pcna po- Ia
Niolacion de esta ley coaslste en- una
multa no mayer de mil pesos; pri-
sion nc mayor de doCe mcses Q ambas
peEas, prisiUn Y mu!ta.
La prohibicion de tempo de guerra
Otra ley Is lie 'Prohibici0n da
Tempo dc Guerra" a la cUa- Sc han
referido extensanIente los perl0tlcos
de epoca reca2nte. Esta ley prohibe:
ta) FL uso de granOs c~ereales Y otros
proGuctos alimenticios. en- Ia manu-
factur2 para producer ccrveza, VINO u
otros l~icores embriagantes. Por esta
~revisi0n, Sc c~onsiderara ilega! e.
uso de alguaos de los p-oduCtos men
cioHados para fabricar esa c!ase de
bebIdaS, aun cuando este sea para
81 use domeStiCo V 10 con p~roqosito
de verta. to- BESIDE julio 10. dc 1919
est ley prohibe la venta para pro-
p0sitos De bebidaS, el whlsh>y, u
otros licores cspirituosos d~estIlados,
~cerveza. vino u otraS bcbidas hechaS
con malta Il otra s~ustaLcia Qle con-
terga alcohol. Esta ley esta en- vigor
y permarecera asi haSta que cl Pre-
sidente de JOS Estados GnidoS procla-
ME ia desorganiZacicn ie las fuerzas
mi!tareS. Esta ley sc ap!ica a las
ventas de 6ebidas cmhriagantes en
c~ualquier lIgar. este o no : Clnco
mIlias de IN carapo militar Ia vIola-
cicn de eSta ley Sc castiga 0 PRISON
que nc eXceda lie IN ano OF mu!t@
cue no sea mayor dc mil pesos, 0 con
amnas cosas. multa Y pr.Si6a.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA buen prens;sta para Prem
Sd Duplex. Diri%IrSc con rcfcrcnciaS y pre-
tcnsiones suicide Il Apartado No. ia. Monte
REV, \. /. 90.
Sc NECESITA una mucnscha para traba-
10 general de casa. $50 Broad Ave. to)'
Sc NECESTrAN muehachas para cue ira
hajen Ell Ia FincN Cigar Factory III y. Pc
COS S. ga
Sc NECESITA una recamarcra para la
vado y pianchado Ct taTiiia de ) pcrsunas.
Ocurra1 = 5ll Magnolia Ave. l0t.
personals. hombres o muleres, para nacer
co!sho-etas y tayetes. TarlbirH una pcrso-
m capaz de dibujar y administra- un re
rcciy. Dirigirse a A. W. Blanket CO. La
! -ensa. -
SE NECEslTA seao-ita part cue atiends
pues;o refrcscos. D~iriJanse $50 West HouS-
ton. Parquc NaciongL. tl0l
SENORA MEXICANA. con praetica en- to-
dos los cUehaceres doUcsticos. ie~c2 COLO
carse con fami!ia mcXjcara cue ,a!ga fuc-
~ dc San Antonio 4 otrO luEa- de Texas.
Intorman en- 2ii So. Laredo s.. ,-5i
Sc NECESITA un hojalatero competentc.
OcUrran luego a 526 So. Alamo.
NECESITO schorita que sepa plancha- YES
,idos de Sedg y corscts. Bucn Sueldo. traba-
10 perrnanentc, sos Navarro s.. 81
Fcita enplco. Dirjjanse 4 2. 0. Box :. ~
NECESTTAMOS trabaiadores para Ia cons
trucci6n del pucntc Galveston. Pagamos los
mciorcS suicides. Por $500 -cmanarios Sc
lsS dara cana y asS:cnc!a. FL Campo cS-
80 ON AT-TrrrrE Point q nlII.L% DC Gal
weston. Los pages son scuanarIOS. OcurTan
irmcGjatamcntc - Qgic-cn IN hIra trabajo
cOnstania y bien retrihuido. Para mayores
iniornrS L~irliansc por rorrcSTpndenc!a al Sr.
A y. Maritime. Ge-cnte, Box 65@. Calves
ton. Texas. incIuveHdo > centayos en- eStam-
p:..lS. Para .ntormes perscna!cs ocurraa a
rO2 Dol1rosa s., San Antonio 40 Milan
St. Houston ; 2&I5i= Market St, Calves
Ton. TyNas.
| AGENTES. HAGANS& RICOs.-Nucatros
ACcrt"s &C cS'.H cDT.Iucc!cUdo. IencmoS
II pozcs en- production. dos reiincrias, dos
crgi0os pa'a p~"rforar y mas Ne 1000 acres
de pcr.cnencias. %ur>t-os g-.nGcs tra5aJos
Gc pc-tC-acIon cmneLaran muy Ironto. De-
scanos Qur IN aEeHtr activo nos "eprescn-
te N rada cIEdad " pueblo. Nucsi-o pre-
c.o lie $50 mace Is ve0:as may faciics. Mary
Owens oil Co. Box !22. Houston. Texas. 90
Sc NECESITAN muchacho~ bols-os. Ocu-
r-an inmcd:atam@ntc q iofi. Z, Houston s..
SE NECESITA un muchacho con hic!cleta
para rcpar.i- ropa a d7miriiio. ;?rur-an 400
Garden St. Trlefcno Travis i55.
| Sc NECESITA una cr;ada para t-ahaio DC
/ co, ina. lavaGo = nlanchaco. S3l SuleLad St.
STAR EMPLOYMENT CO. SOS West Eous-
ton -. puctc proportional a listed tra6a:a'
d0-cs y c~nplcos. Tcle;ono cr. sSAl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08

NOS ENCARGAMoS dc toda Glaze de reeIa.
nacionse sobre .srrenos, academies persona
les. etc. Gesticnanos a compr7 o venta os
tier-as para c~ualquier efnpresa Escr.s1.
nos y queda-a complacido. S-si- Juaaa Saen1
de Robertson. HOP Wyoming ST San AID.
.onio. Texas
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Cuando Eecesite iihros n espaho)
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08

NENDO maquinss SINGER nuevas en- abo-
nos. Eialuinas Us Idas muy ~bGr1ia.' ii con-
,,,Io .r,,SE =. DISC 4. sos So. Laredo St
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PROFESSIONALS

Ell DIR. PALOMO estara de vuelta en- SaL
Antonio para el Gia Is o 20 de Julio: Ae-
tualmentc sc encuentTa en- NueSa 10TH,
.omnraado nuevos medicamcntos para sus
eHfernoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08

TALLER FoNoCRAFICo. Leandro ". Ro-
d-iguez. -cparacion de ionografos de todzs
| classes Y ulaquiaas &c coser. Msquinas SIN
en- BON De seEunda mano al certAdo.
MuY BARAToS. lO6 Buenayista St San
Antonio. Texas.
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A. BUER0N, D. c.
CHIROPEACTOR.
SIG SwearInCen Bids

5t- SWearInEen BIdC.
Cura toda clase de Intermediates sin q
uso de mcd!cinas nj ciTugia. Cerebro, ner-
vios. ojos. oiGos. nar!z, Garganta, coraz6n.
pulnoass, est0nago. higado. intestinos, rino-
nes. vejiGa y Intermediates ie senora,. 81
listed esta cansado de yer medlcos SIN re-
tu!tado. v!S:tenc y lie demostrare como, por
medic de Aiustes Chiropracticos en- gu e.
pima dorsa!. puede -eco5rar "a sslud sin usaG
medic!nas nj suf-ir operacicnes. Especial
atencIon \ las cnfermedadeS cropicas y q
eEicrnedades de NlNOS.
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;GANGA. Va no paGuc rcnta. ST listed
Gcsea que 50 Ic construya a 81 CuSto una
casa de : pleas Ell IN solar amplio por
$4,000 al contado : $1,000 mensIa!es. YEA a
Miguel Lozano. 81 Central Office BLDG.
Travis $3.50. 81
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VENTAS

Sc VENDE o RENTA edificio ampl!o
propio para cinematjgrafo. situado en- FAR
te donde hay muchisir1as familias mexicanaS.
Diri;.use Dor escrito A No. !. Cargo LA
PRESSA. NeJ'
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CoMPRAMoS. vendcmos = caTnoiamos toda
clase de mueb!cs. Dixie Furniture Company.
liz y. Flores ST
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aJoEJOLI. ajc. cafe de Cordoba. tmolido)
=eco, chipode scco y escabechado'
chile g~uaji!lo, chocolate ) dukes mcNieanoS,
puros dc tabaco veracruz2no, etc. tenemoS
y -ecib;n,os constantemente. Abarrotcs, gra-
mn, y pasturas.-lil2 West 81.
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Cn AEUSCIo en- LA PRENSA" sicnprs
Is dc exito sgeu-o. Lame I'd n te.esons
Travis 24Il ) anGHciese desde lueSo.
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ARRENDAMiENTOS

REETO casa &c 7chc cuartos. gran solar y
raha!lcrizas. Barata. 81 North Pecus ST
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s. NECESITA carros para rudanzas, 0 car.
gar equipajs, liable : ROSALES. TaIefous
Travis li2e.
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25cts. Traie Planchado
TOME BROMOGEN.

Satisfaction g~GranrzHla. II SUIeuaU :
o lame q. ~teleSor9 Travis 1885.
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Sc NECESITA una mucnscha para traba-
10 general de casa. $50 Bread Ave. ilO).
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PastiIlas an.i-biiosas para la constipation
jaqueca = todas las siccciones del higado.
No pie-da nunca IN dia de tTaoaJo. "a
cts. en- todas las boticas.
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Sc RENTA Un cuarto amuet.ado con to-
das comodidades. Ocurran so So. Alamo.
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BAHAMAS COMPUTADoEAS ALTOONA
TICAS 5e ,oias classes Sc vendc7. caaoian o
reparan. Il. {. HarEis. SOS Main Ave. Gro
ckett 1924.
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LA MEXICANA'

F:.5rica de chocolate mexicano- Juar OIL
20. manufactured. 800 So. Leona -. P.
O. Box lg3. sta A., San Antonio. Ie1As.
Nent.s por mayor ) menor-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Foote'S Garage reports the sale of
Essex touring cars to Henry Basch
and C. A. Bond.
Virgil Foote, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Fonta. denarted last evening
for . months visit with relatives at
), aLerloo, IA. He was accompanied
by Miss Mae Foote, who has been Wis
ting here, and who is returning to
her home at Chicago.
See those nifty white Milan hats
ior ladies at Egan's Dept. Store.
Alvin Blackburn of Norfolk, Nebr.,
who has been visiting friends here,
left yesterday fos Omaha, where he
will visit before returning home.
I. Kelly of Worthwhile, s. D., is
here for few days, the guest Of Har-
ry Ward.
Mrs G N. Stedahl and daughter,
Lilly, Of Zimmerman, MINI, have ar
lived for VISIT with the N. L. Thor
ness family on North Second street.
G. NJ. IKE, assistant supt. of the
Peninsular division Of the G. & N
w. railway, with headquarters at Es-
canada, Mich, was the Wednesday
onir0 orest nf his brother, L. r.
Pike, and family.
LIT. h. L.. ROBERTS today accom-
panied the two D. M. Remington chill
dren and the two John Adams chill
dren to Omaha, where the young folks
will enter the Nicholas Sem hospita1
for the removal of tonsils.
Miss De Lilah Case of Logan i:
here for a few days. visit with frineds
Frank Hilborn returned today from
Omaha, after undergoing an opera
ton at the Nicholas Sem hospital
He is improving rapidly.
The band concert last evening at
tracted a large crowd from the coun
try as well as townspeople, and al
seemed to thoroughly enjoy gettin.
out for the evening. The concert
+ will be repeated each Wednesday ev
ening.
Miss Alice Hubbard Of Logan spen
1.-THE weekend at the Henry Bascl
i home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Arthur O'Connor departed this
morning for Harrison, Nebr., to look
after business interests.
Madams A. r. LeGrow and A. G.
Brown came up from Omaha today
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. D. ].
Album, and friends.
See those nifty white Milan hats
for ladies, at Egan's Dept. Store.
Don't forget July 7th is circus day
in Missouri Valley, the first circus
this city has had in many years.
BREEDLOvE WINS BOUT.
Breedlove won the wrestling match
at Mondamin last night, defeating
Girton, the Mondamin phenom, after
gruelling lasting one hour and for
ty-two minutes. As Breedlove Of
| Council Bluffs is the worlds cham
pion featherweight, the showing
made by Girton, an l8-year-old anna
teur, was remarkable. A number Of
sport lovers from this city attended
and they state it was real bout from
start to finish.
Optimistic Thought
! The principal foundations Of an
Rates ars soe1 laws and Doe6 asiAA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

John McCaul of Bellchester, New
Brunswick, Canada, arrived this morn
ing for visit with his son, w. B.
McCaul and family. This is the first
time the father and son have met in
n ,'ears.
There never was good thing pro
mulgated in this world but what sar'a
individual would spring up and find
it impracticable. The movement OF
the hospital will meet many such
skeptics, and we are prepared to take
issues with them on any. objection
that might be advanced.
Bro. American Yeomen will give
an ice cream social at their next regu
lar meeting June %. All members
are requested to be present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Deur have
adopted three months old baby girl,
under the name Of Maxine Frances
Deur.
/ Robt. Graham left this afternoon
!, for Canova, $, d., whore he goes to
assist a physician Of that city.
! Mrs. John Warns had her eyes OPP
Grated on this morning at the Jennie
Ednundson hospital, Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Album enter
tanned nine tables of Five Hundred at
their home on Second street last ev-
ening. A very enjoyable time was
had by all present.
Mrs. James Moriarity is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Tamisiea, Omaha, today.
\ Mrs. VIM. C. Downs left this morn
ing for her home at San Francisco
/ Calf.
/ See those nifty white Milan hats
| for ladies, at Egan's Dept. Store.
/ Mrs. o. B.. Mcbride and daughter
Mss Rosa, spent the day at Omaha.
/ Clarence Jones was in Logan or
business today
/ Iheo. Myers attended to bushes:
affairs in Omaha today
See those nifty white Milan hat.
+ for ladies', at Egan's Dept. Store.
Miss Gladys Wheeler is assisting
the Kiger orchestra this week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-06-26

Optimistic Thought
The principal foundations Of IN
katss srs soo1 laws and Sod astnA
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

the bank clearings of Hartford. New Haven and Springfield for the past week. In comparison with the figures of the like week in 1918 the gains are 16-2, 14 and IT per cent, in the re- Spective cities.
 Petitions in bankruptcy in this state during the week just closed numbered but four. with liabilities of s5,11S against assets of s1.694 This record compares with six permits for the cor responding week of 1918, when tho liabilities were s13.985 and assets $52,- 996, and three petitions in 1917 with 161.
 Fifteen new corporations are re- ported in this state for the past week, with authorized capital stock of s476,- 1918 with 1895 600 capital and 15 com panies in 1917 with s1.122,0 900 capital
 Real estate transactions continue at about twice the level which prevailed a. year ago. During the past week there were 7S4 sales by warranty deed Tn the Connecticut towns reported in the, Commercial Record with mortgage loans aggregating $2.245.00S. These figures compare with 42S sales a year ago, with mortgages of $1.037,S ,S43.
 The record of building permits granted in New Haven, Bridgeport, Hartford Waterbury, Stamford, New Britain, New London. Hamden. Strat- ford and West Haven and Springfield, Mass, for the past week shows a grea tly increased volume of business in the building trades. with prospects bright for a continued upward move ment as a number of very important projects are now pending. The num- Der of permits in the places mentioned for the week was 231. comparing with 131 permits in the same week of ist13. and 1s0 in 1917. for buildings costing $1,o57, IT. $33S.075 csl $334.1 .145 for the respect >' years.
 Norwich had 19 sales of real estate f-,e-+ r<,I- {< xI-1 1J- 1oe- year. The loans for the respective weeks were S12.01s and S12,500.
 New London had IS sales of real es- tate last week to for the same week last year. the mortgage loans being s31,625 and s11.25o for the respective weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22
CHRISTMAS SEALS TO HELP TUBERCULOSIS FUND

A sale of Red Cross Christmas seals will be held this year under the direc- tion of the state tuberculosis commis- sion. It will take place during the first week of December, and the fol- lowing statements may be made re- garding it:
 l, The general method of conduct ing the sale will be that of former campaigns, but latitude will be given for adapting it to the individual needs of the different communities.
 2 A more intensive campaign than before is planned for the larger cities iand in these team organization to as sure personal solicitation will be fol- lowed.
 In small cities or towns where tu- berculosis organizati have not been formed or where they are limited in scope, volunteer methods and personal solicitation will be used.
 The mail sale method will be ern- ployed for saturation or supplement whenever it is deemed expedient, and will be largely redended upon in small communities for selling the seals. It is likely that this method will be found to have partly lost it's force dur ing the war because of the large nun ber of appeals that have been made only when personal solicitation is i'm possible
 5. The state tuberculosis commits sion will direct the Connecticut cam paign as heretofore and. through bull ietirs will announce organiza ton dc tails from time to time.
 4. An extensive newspaper cam raign has been outlined by the Na :. tionaL Tuberculosis association. auzil-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22
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to the, air. but under water a coating usually ferns over it and 1t remains about the same. There are other things the ocean does not harm. Bales of cotton have been recovered after many years under water and tieir interiors have been found to t'e in perfect condition. This amazing fact is explained by curious Sro- cess which. converts the outside of the bale into a waterproof case. and renders the inside intact for an in definite length of time. tt-
 Vast Coal Fieids Undersea,
 It $ conceded that more than L. COS. eco tons Of coal now lie at the bottom of Long Island Sound in a depth Of water which makes it's re- claration possible at a cost not ex- ceeding fifty cents ton. This sub marine coal. heavily charged with marine salts is far better grade than the. average market product, Not lcng age a salvaging submarine discovered in the Sound a type of coal no longer r1ined. known as "Iehiph White Ash" This coal. when broken opcr was found to have wf:ts streaks sf salt running ti:Iough it. and iatey it deve.opea -A-ue-.-.l kee-s s-e.4a. Til.5 fl-l
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Of the 5000 ships sunk during the var more than 5n0 have already been recovered. It is estimated that mere than 2o.G00,000 tons went to the bottom of the sea in the past four years and men are now going out to reclaim this wealth.
 An entirely new industry has de- velooed since the signing of the ern1istice in this saivagirg. Raw materials and csreoes are being re- covered just as fast ss modern in- Tenticn and salvage enpineerinp can accomplish t:-e task For centuries men have woven romances- around t1e weslt!7 of gid and nrecious stones that went down in lost ships now steel. coal, iron and cation are the prizes men are searching for fEthcms under the sea
 Fortunes in Raw Materials.
 Just because it is true that fortunes have been made through scrap iron in the last few years in this country. the possibilities of getting back iron in perfect coniiti3n frcrl tle floor ,,f the sea show that in this oae item alone the United States is in a Do- sitioa to recover material of untold taiue- Iron corr.1es when exposed