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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
DOS AMERlCANOS
ASESINADOS CERCA
DE TAMPECO
Sus cuerpcs fueron haJIados
en- la Laguna de Tamiahua

TAMPICO. Enero 22.-Nav mala
ippresion he causado entire Ia coioIia
americana del puerto cl aEcSil2to dc
dos norte-americanos llamaGoS Wi
liam Rose Y !. NJ. Franklin, cIyos
cadaveres Sc hallaron "a en- estado 'tc
decomposition Ell Ia isla del Cabo
Roio. dc Ia laGura dc .famiahua.
Los cadavcraS fUeron recoEidos y
conducidos a este puerto. dondc desdc
lucgo fueron id2ntificados. pucs era
personals bicn a~precjadas Y corocidls
entire IA bucna genie dc Tampico.
Fl crimcn pcrmanccc todavia en-
Il mistcrio: pero ya las autoridadeT
haccn toda clasc dc ~gcstiones para =
vcriguario. Al mismo ovicto esta
dcdicado con cmpcno e. yivc-C0nsu!a-
mcTicana de aqui. quicn sall6 para el
luga- en- que Sc hallaron los cadavc-
res. a lin dc hacer algunas avcrigua-
clones.
Sc Supone que cStos a~Sesinatcs st
debcn. como todos los que Sc han
registrado, a que los matadores trata-
ron dc robar a las victimas.
-Cuando todavia Ia ciudad no
Sc rcpore del TODD dc IA impression
angustioSa cue lie dejara Ia terrible
playa de influenza. QUO tantas victi-
mas hizo aqui. SURE Ia conmocion
Que lie ocasiono cl saber que en- e! We
cino pueblo de Dona Cecilia. Sc AGA
ba dc presentar I'M case dc fiebre a
marilla, playa tremenda que, desarro-
ll&ndose, causar!a estragos on TODD
el puerto y seguramente Sc eXtenderia
hacia otros lugarcs de ia R%epub!ica.
Como cl case csta rerfectamente
bian defirido. los medicos hacen eS-
fuerzos para cvitar cl contagio ia
tural de csa cnfcrmedad que, al pre-
sentarse. Sc dcsarrolla de manera "a
sombrosa.
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Sc cree Sc realizard la traue.
STA del Atldntico en-
aeroplano

ATLANTIC CITY. X. J. Enero %.
FL acontecimiento iargamente espe-
RADIO en- la aviacion. de cruzar ell
0ceano Atlantico en- a~eroplano, quiza
pueda realiZarse en- in future cerca
no. con un gran biplano del nuevo
modelo Caproni. Ell vuelo sc inicia-
ra en- la costa de Espana Y termina-
ria en- esta ciudad, con solo un alto,
en- las Islas Azores.
Tai es al menos el plan delinea-
do en- una carta que Sc ha recibido
auui por ell TenieEte Joseph Achwartz,
del Cuerpo del Cuartelmaestre del
ejercito de los Estados Unidos. La
carta IL escribe Federico 'Semprini,
que fuc instructor Ell Jefe de los pilo
tos americanos dUrante Ia guerra, en-
Milan. Italia.
Como photo en- Jefe Representative
de IA Sociedad Caproni, en- Italia,
Semprini obtuvo una gran ~experien-
cia IN Ell uso de las maquinas aereas
Que ahora Sc propone usar en- su u
10 a traves del Atlantico Y habla tam
bien en- SUI carta de la creacion del
triplano mas grande del mundo. pa
IA ei transporte de paSajeros, que es-
tara equipado con I'm cnormc motor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
HUELGA DE OBREROS EN-
Ell ESTADO DE PUEBLA
Los obreros no quieren seguir
leVantandose nuy temprano

PUEBLA. Enero 20.-Los opera
rios de la fabrica de Santa Ana AGA
ban de declararse en- huelga, debido
a que el dueno no quiso acatar una
| disposition de la Junta de Arbitraje,
que conSiste en- que las labores Sc
p~rincipien a las seis Y media de la
manana. en- iugar de a las seis en-
pUnto.
FL dueno de la fabrica alega que
IA Junta no puede dictar ordenes o
falloS en- ell regimen interior de Ia
fabrica. ia criai esta obli%ada solamen-
te a TRAFALGAR ocho horas, siendo elias
las que mas corvcngan a sus i~ntereSes
Y durante el dia.
Motive de alarma fue para Las
autoridades de eSta plaza. ash c.vlies
como m~ilitares. el saber que los O.
breroS de Ia fahrica de hilados V te-
iidos de Ell MavoraZgo". Sc habian
amotinado para defender a IN obrero
liamado Adrian Condo. a quien Sc ira
to de mandar q Ia carrei, por orden
del JUez de Paz.
Condo es m rebclAe hen conocldo,
Y no nabiendo eStado de buen humor
q Ia hora de la Salida del trabajo.
no Guerra pcrmitir ser reviSado CO.
mo siempre 10 han Sido tcdos.
Con este motive surgio una dlSpu-
ia entire Condo ' los celadoreS. ter
minando por lanZarSe al@unoS golpes,
uno V otros. FL Juez Ge PaZ inter-
vino V ordeEo IA apprehension del
obrero re6elde; pero no fIe possible
enviarlo a la carcel. deJido a Que ell
resto de los o~pcnarioS Sc amotIno de
ur modO serio. la fuerza milltar
Sc hizo ~necesaria para imponer el or
den. Y TODD quedo tranQullo despues
del susie que sufrieron los duenos
de la fabrica. que temian un atentado
bolSheviki.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
LA JUNTA De CARLOAD
DEJA De FUNCIONAR
Consecuencias de Ia mala
situacion del comercio

VERACRUZ. Enero 22.-Honda
pena a Ia vez que justificada preo-
cupacion. ha causado en- el puerto Ia
noticia de que en- breve dejara de
funcionar Ia Junta de Carload, in
tegrada 0 personals de elevadoS SEN
timientos V que Sc habian p%ropuesto
avudar en- TODD al Ayu%ntaniento de
Ia Ciudad.
La obra de la Junta ma sldo hasta
hoy sumamente plausible Y de positi-
o resultados, toda yez Que a Il
r~esticnes So debe el hccho dc que los
asilados del Hospicio Y del Hospital
cuentan con 10 indispensable para Ia
vida.
HOY In Junta ha deciarado que de-
lara de fuacionar. en- vista de que va
lie es impossible reunir fondos, a eau
sa de las condolences en- que Sc ha CO.
locadc ell cUmercio, debido al ALA in
moGerada de las contribucioneS.
Aleiada del campo benefactor esta
respectable association. no Sc sabe que
iran a conner los pobrcs enfermoS del
hospital Y los ancianos asilados en- el
hosp:cio de la ciUdad.
I'm grupo De j6venes que aca-
ban de obtener 81 despacho de oficia-
les de Ia Academia de Estado Mayor
del Ejercito. lego aQui procedente de
la capital. dcspues de haber s~ustenta-
do los cXamenes ~rcspcctivos.
Todos vienen a incorporate a los
distintoS cucrpos que operan Ell e!
EStado Y cue estan hacienda la cam
paFa en- contra dc Ia revolution que
encabsza el general Felix DiaZ.
Ia mayor parte lie estos %jovcneS
p~crtenecen a fanrilias de NeracruZ Y
son bien a~rrcciados Dor Aguilar. 2or
10 que pidicron pasar a dcncndcr del
icfe de las operacioneS.
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Sc ha tornado un nuepo
Partido en- irlanda

DUBLIN, Enero 24.-Una nueva
organization politica que sc llamard
Partido del Centre Irlandes. qued6
constituida formalmente aver en
esta CAPITAL. Estefano Gym. ex-
miembro del Parlamento. fue NOM
brado Presidente del Comite Ejecu-
two Provisional del nuevo Partido,
Que esta integrado por los Naciona-
~listas Observation-Disclosures Y los Unio-
nistas dol Sur
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
a r ID O TEXAS s.
IA CASA De CANBIO MAS ANTIGUA EN- Ell ETADO De TEXAS.
QUE PREFEREN Los MEXICANOS NUESTRA CASA De CANBlO?

0 LA HONRADEZ EN- SUS ~OPERACIONES.
PORQUE UMPLE 10 QUE OFRECE.
PCRQUE ~PROPORCIONA FL MEJOR PRECIO DE
CAMBIO. PORQUE P~RoPORCIONA A sU NUMERo-
s. CLIENTELA Ia SOLVENCIA Y GARANTIA NECESA-
RIA EN- CUALQUIER ~oPERACIoN QUE Sc LIE CoNFIE.
Esta es la raz6n para que nuestros negocioS hayan au-
meutado de una manera notable V ahora eStemOs en- poSlol-
lidad de proporcionar 4 nuestros clientes mayor numero de
ventaias que ningdna oua casa de cambio les pueda ofrecer.
H0Y EsTAMCS VENDIENDO $1700 PESOS ORC o
PLATA MEXICANA Q CAD $1,000 DOLLARS Y LOS
ENTREGAMos Q NUEsTRA CUENTA Y RIEsGO Y
L!BRES DE TODA CLASE De CASTOS IN ~ALQUIE
POBLACION DE MEXICO.
HOY dc COBRAMO So,75 cts. DE COMISION
POR CADA $1,000 DOLLARS EN- BILLETES AMERICA
NOS. S~ITUANDCLCS PCR NUESTRA CUENTA Y RIES-
GO Y LIBRES DE GASTOS EN- CUALQUIERA PoBLA-
CION DE MEXICO
ESperamoS que I'd. nos escrba para proporcionarie Ell
nombre de nueStro ACENTE ACADO en- Ell pueblo don
de resida su familia. para que ella no tenga necesidad de
hacer viaje otras poblaciones lejanas para If a cobrar su
dinero.
Al hacer Ia entrega de su dinero. nosorQs exigmnoS un
racibo co mel cual iustificamos a I'd. ell c~umplimiento de
nuestro compromise.
81 no entregamos a I'd. esta Carta-Recibo lie devolve-
mos su dinero sin descuento aiguno.
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IalnbIen podemoS encargaTnos q 2 Id eh'ieSa Gil
cua!ouiera poblacion de Mexico de las mercancias que I'd.
desee enviar a su famnia, cobrando por clio una pequena
comision.
~ESCRIBANOS I'd. 0 MISMO para darle mayoreS
exDlicaciones de nuestraS remesas de dinef0 americana Y
meXicano V bultos de mercancias a cualqulera poblaclon de
Mexico. NO DIVIDE I'D ell nombre
de nuestro Agente Pagador, quien debera entregar su d.
nero a su faHnilia.
Proporcionaros inforrne, sin cobrar cornision, de la sa-
Ida de trenes a Mexico. de los requisites que eNige la OIL
Gina de Immigration Americana. al If I'd. a Mexico o al
mandar traer a su familia,. o sobre cualquier otro asunto.
FIJESE I'D. QUE Ell PRECIO DE CAMBIO QUE
OFRECEMOS EN- Ell GRO Y LA PLATA MEXICANA
sITUADA EN- MEXICO, NC LIZ P~RoPORCIONA NINGU-
MA oTRA CASA DE CAMBIO, IGUALMENTE EN- 10 RE
DUCIDo DE NUEsTRA MIST POI SITUAR BILLIE
TES AMERICANOSE EN- MEXICO.
Fijese I'd. que nuestras remesas de dollars a Mexico
las hacernos mandando biIetes americanos, los cuales son
muv aceptados y Sc calnbian hasta ST .e5, ORC mexicano por
I'm peso americana.
No confunda I'd. nuestras remesas de billetes ameri-
canos, con los giros sobre New York que ofrecen otras
caSas.
I'd. V su familia obtendran mayor beneficio mandan-
do biletes americanos por conducto de nuestra casa.
Pidanos I'd. Ia lista de las poblaciones de Mexico don
de podemos situar dinero americana Y meXicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

bombardeando Ia ciudad de Oporto'
or dondc los rcvolucionarios monar-
ouicos cstan hacienda resistencla.
Agregan los informes rec'bldos quo
circular rersistentes rumores acerca
del pr6yimo desembarco del eN-Rey
Manuel. a resar dc 10 que en- contra
rio dicen las jnformacione> oilcIa!es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
ESTA S!ENDO BOMBARDEADO
OPORTO

Del sryrrcio especial de Ia PEENSh
MADRID, Encro 24.-Informes
rccibidos dc Portugal haccn saber que
varios barcos de guerra que contlnuan
baio el control del gJbierno cStdn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
Piden information

Ell hogan del senior Don Hernando
Lim6n. general del eXtinto eJercito
federal. Sc VIC alegrado por ell ma
cimiento de un nino. Ia senlana pa
saba.
La esposa del senior General Ii
mon. miembro de una familla de la
Baja California, ha recibidos immune
rabies manifestations de simpatia
con este motive.
Va para CaIe.eico
Ell Lie. Vasconcelos salio para Ca
lexico al arreglo de un asunto impor-
tante de una compania americana.
Ell negocio del Lie: Vesconcelos tie
ne c~onexi0n con las ~ticrras dc la Ba-
id California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
c A S f S +

, CataioGo dc damas mexicanas y otras
!, r~aciuralidaGes extensa !ista Ge hermosoS
I nombres.
( Mandc IN DOLLAR V le cnviarcmos 4
!, vuelta de correo. nueStro complete Cata-
, logo Matrimonial, Goa descripciorcs con-
!, pletas de mrchas iovenes y algunas wiz
, das. que buscan Il un marido bueno Y hon
, rado. PueGt listed escribir I cualquiera
J de elias y contracr un fe!iz matrimonio en-
!, muy breve tempo. NoSotros. por nuestra
parUc. somcs perSonas recomendables. nues-
, tro nc"ocio es;a basado sobre Ia honradez
y iegitimidad: asi es que no dele que Il
! pequenc cantidad de UN DOLLAR sirva
MATRIMONIAL. EScriba hoy mismc a:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
: CLUB. r. o. Boz Us. Venice, Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
JUNTA DE ARBITRAJE
EN- SAN LUIS POTOSI
Va a quedar instalada en- la
capital del Estado

SAN LUIS POTOSI. Enero %
Aunoue en- FL Estado no son fre-
cuentes las desavenencias entire los
trabaiadores Y los %patronos, como esti'
sucediendo en- toda la Republica. sc
considero, sin embargo, n~ecesarlc ms
talar una Junta de Ar5itrale Y Con-
ciliaci6n semeiante a las e~Nistentes
en- otros lugares del pals, a fin dc
que resuelva cualQuiera ~dlflcuItad
nie pueda presentarse entire obreros
Y capitalists.
FL licenciado Jesus Zavala fuc nom-
brado representante del ~gobierno en-
la dicha .iunta, Ia que, para que que
de de0idamente integr2da. Sc espera
u los capitalists nomDren tAmnieh
sus representations.
De differences parties gel Estado. es-
pecialmente de los centres mIneroS,
han llegado algunas personals con Ell
caracter de representatives de he@o-
ciaciones minCras, ' tan luego como
SC tergan todas csas representaclo-
mes. Sc prccedcra i lntegrar Ia Nes"
DIRECTIVE cue dcbcra f~uncionar du-
rantc cl presente ano.
La onda fria que nos vIsIto en-
pasadcs dias Y que parecia habers@
retirado cast ror complete. vreive a
hacerse sensible de una n extra
ordinaria. La temperature ne descen-
dido considerablemente. Y. segun da-
tos que Sc tienen, anlenaza Seguir
baiardo todavia mucho mas.
Durante los pasados ~descensos. que
a~lcanzaron hasta cinco Y seis grades
halo cero. del .entigrado. sc regis
traron alEunas victinas en- las barrla-
das. las cuales. al ser recogidas, SC
vi5 que habian muerto de fro, pdeS
carecicron dc elementos para hacer
frente al fenomcno.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
POLICE NAB SEVEN
ALLEGED BOMBERS
Six Men and a Woman in Cleve-
land Charged With Plot to
Terrorize Nation

Cleveland, Oct. 29.---By A. P.)--
Seven pcrsons--six mon and one woman
charged by the police with being
identified with radicals in another plot
to tcrrorize the nation by n series of
bomb explosions next spring, wcr@ being
hold by the police today and others were
being sought in what is expected to be
a national cleanup of revolutionists.
Five mon and one woman were ar
rested last night and a sixth man was
arrested this morning. One of the men
under arrest is believed to be the bomb
maker who made and placed the bomb
which on juno . partly wrecked the
home of Mayor Harry l.. Davis.
Those held are Theodore 1erowar and
Steve Matejka and his wife, Helen,
'hargcd with having explosives in their
possession George feeder, charged with
being suspicious person, and three
men whose names the police are with
holding, two of whom are said to be
terrorists and internationally known
radical followers,
A tip from Chicago that the central
policc station here was to be blown
up soon FASTENED the raids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
WOMEN PREPARING
CHILD LABOR BILLS
Triple Standard Of Age, Educa-
ton and Physique Urged
Upon World Congress
GERMAN GREETING IS READ
By the Associated Press

Washington. Oct 2o.--Delcgatcs at
the first international congress of work
ing women began today to prepare
recommendation for world legislation
on child labor, which will be presented
to the International labor conference
here later in the week. Miss Grace
Abbott. former head of the children S
bureau Of the Labor Department, lead
the discussion.
"Womcn aud children in industry
hnvc both suffered BY the general ten
dency to link their interests. together
in legislation" Miss Abbott said. 1--WE
know there is difference between the
duty Of the state to children and its
duty to women adults. In the past,
also, much of our legislation has been
a compromise between the .child's in
tercst and the interest of industry in
labor.
1--WE should insist now that there be
a triplc standard set up for the world
in tho subject. The age, education and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
QUEEN GOES DRYING
WITH MRS. WILSON

Washington, Oct. 29.--(By a. P.)---
While Albert. king of the Belgiaus. in
spected the work done at the Bureau
of Engraving today. Queen Elizabeth
went driving with Mrs. Wilson. The
drive was feature not included in the
regular program, and was arranged so
as to give the queen an opportunity to
see the capital without having to face
constantly the eyes of thousands who
lined the route announced in the pub
lished program.
Before Mrs. Wilson and the queen
started on the ride the royal party Wis
tied the headquarters of the American
Red Cross to express appreciation of the
society's work in behalf of Belgium,
They left their residence at 10 O'Clock
and were greeted by large crowds gath
cred along the streets.
AT the Red Cross building the crowd
extended from the doors to the police
lines and far out on the lawn. EXecu-
tive officers of the Red Cross a" .-''c
of the Red Cross workers were pre-
sented to the king and queen.
The king appeared again today in
khaki, while the queen wore n white
turban and white dress Her majeStr
interest in the Red Cross work caused
her to request an alteration of the pro
gram for tomorrow. so that she might
visit n hospital in Baltimore. While
she is there King Albert will visit the
Naval Academy at Annapolis and re-
view the midshipmen.
An hour before the visit to the Red
Cross building the king had begun his
sightseeing. Accompanied by j. NJ.
Nye, the chief special agent of the
State Department. who has accompa
MED him on his tour through the United
States, he drove to Rock Creek Park.
Their automobile was halted while his
majesty and Mr.. Nye walked along the
parks lanes climbing one of the hills
to get better view of the surrounding
country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29

s2s, 1000 to, Restore Churches Abroad
New York, Oct. 0.--The Prosby-
terian Board of Foreign Missions yes
terday issued n check for SOS, 900 to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29

DR.. Charles s. MacE-arland. to be con
veyed to France for use in the restora
ton Of ruined Protestant churches in
the war zone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
ARMY RULES KNOXVILLE
General Lewis Takes Charge OF
Strlke-Martlal Law Near

Knoxville. Tenn, Oct 20.--(By A..
P.l-Federal, state and municipal of
iicials today delegated to Brigadier
General II. NJ. Lewis full authority to
tpkc charge of the strike situation here.
II was said martial law might be de-
clarcd in event of further serious trou
bic.
General Lewis has about 800 officers
and men under his command, including
two companies of infantry and one
machine gun company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29

physical development Of every child
should all be considered
Greetings were read to the convention
from, the German women's federation,
which had been invited to send dele
gates, but could not do SO for lack of
time,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
WILSON'S INTERPRETATION
Sets TumuIty Right as to AIbert's
Correct Title

Washington. Oct. %. - President
Wilson. convalcscent, showed yesterday
he still has his mind on the peace treaty.
His secretary Joseph p. Tumulty, upon
leaving the President. remarked that he
was going to see the king OF Belgium.
''The king of the Belgians, corrected
the President.
II accept the amendment, said Mr..
Tumulty.
at is not an amendment retorted
the President, lit is an Interpretation. "
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feet upon him On the contrary it has
relieved his restlcsSuosS somewhat TO be
in touch with tn" business of the cN-
ecutye and to play his part in the big
ger issues He secs Secretary Tumulty
constantly and is kept informed by him
about events and has sent messages by
him to the representatives Of the ad-
in the important confer
ences of the last fortnight or so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
R. R. WAGE DEMAND
Up FOR DECISION
Director Hines Confers With
Trainmen's Chief and Strike
Committee
SHOPMEN CONSIDER ACTION
nN the Associated Press


Washington. Oct 29.---Drcctor Gen
eral Hines has not reached n decision
on the wage demand of tho Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen. Details OF the
recommendations made b. the board OF
railway wages were discussed today by
officials Of the railroad administration
with President Lee and the union 5
strike committee to develop how IN"
recommendation would work in practi-
cal Application.
Mr.. Hines hopes to make an award
in the case in the near future.
pittsburgh. Oct. 29.-(By A. P.)--
The convention of delegates represent
ing railroad shopmen Of the country
in session here, had under considera
tion today the question of presenting
an ultimatum, relating TO their de-
mands for wage increases for crafts
men and helpers, to the railway en-
poyes' department at Washington. n
committee appointed to draw up the ul-
timatum was expected to report back
TO the convention before the end of
tho day.
Some delegates have urged that Il
strike be declared. effective December i,
unless the demands are met, while 9th
crs have expressed the opinion that such
u'lIOu "uulh luJul' lllt ah'N VI iubVi
st. Louis, Mo-. Oct. 29.---(l'y A. P.)
Twenty one general Chairmen of the
Order of Railway Telegraphcrs, in scS-
sion here, believe strike vote should
be taken in the Chicago district to en-
force an approximately five cents an
hour wage increase award, made last
December by former Director General
of Railroads William G.. McAdoo, ac-
cording to statement today by E. j.
AIanion, president of the order. Manion
said he would authorize the vote if the
chairman requested it, but counselcd
moderation.
\ desire to determine whether the
increase will be granted before the rail
roads are returned to private owner
ship actuates the chairmcn, Manion
said The district includes 23,35O
telegraphcrs. stationmen, towermen
and signalmen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-29
Tea Box for Orchestra Fund

The Tea Box, Montgomery avenue
and Old Lancaster road. Cynwyd, is
conducted under the auspices of the
Matinee Musical Club this week for
the benefit of the Philadelphia Orchestra
fund endowment
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-11
NASTY COLDS ARE
RELIEVED AT ONCE
"Pape's Cold Compound
then breaks up a cold in
few hours

Don't stay stuffed up, QuI'
biowing and >nun'ug' \ d">s
of "Pap"'> Huld Compound TAX
on every two hours until three
DOSES ar" taken usually breaks
up u ~ev"r" cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The very first dos" opens your
cIpggcd up noStriES aud til" air
passages Of TIL" head; stops nos"
running; relieves the h"adachc,
duIIneSS, f"v"rl>hnrSS. Sn"cHing,
soreness and Stiffness.
"PApcS Cora Compounds is
til" uulckCSt,Sur"St r"ilei known
and costs only a few cents at
drug stores. 1t acts without as.
tastes nice, contains no
quinn" Insist upon l'apc's,-
Advertisement.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-11
Mr.Fred White Says" Don't
Idle Because You Only
See One Rat

dId, pretty soon ! found
my cellar fuIl. They at" my potat
""o Nit"r trying RAT SNAP
got = dead rats tn" r"St later.
Ihcy pno> up III" potato"s to eat
RAT SNAP.' II thor" are rats
around your pllr" follow Mr..
Whites example. Tire" sizes,
'lc, Jllc, >l.OO Sold aud guaran.
'"od by I'u>on Drug Co. and K
\ Alrorn Hardware Co., of
Mansfield, +. NJ. Huffman and
llardwar" >,u g, Norwood. adv
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-11
Sunset Hill

f.. Owens ana wife spent the
latter part Of this week on Whet.
stone.
John Rich spent Thursday
night at Samuel try's.
IL ed trlppcn spent Wcdncs
day night at sam Crlppcu's.
GAY Dugan spent Friday night
with Herbert FRY.
Nay Smith has been visiting
her mulucr in law, Mrs. i. j
SmIlh.
SLEEPING BEAUTY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1919-12-11
Route Number Three

If YOU have a friend worth loving
Love hun. VS., and let him
know
That yod love him, ere Iife's eve.
ming
Tingc his brow with sunsetgluw.
Why should good words nc'er be
said
Of a friend till he is dcad:--
We've been having some zero
weather.
Perry Holliman has returned
from Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Joyca HOLMAN spent Satur.
day night with Lilly Matlock.
W. Y. Fugc and wife helped
their son, Elmer, butcher hogs
Tuesday
q f. t'ugcN ,p"n, Sunday at
the | u Dixon home
Perry EIoIIman'o called at o
rim Ne Nt"n's Sunday
| WIS., all the re ,d,rS of tn"
Mirror a Me- ~ Nua> and II
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