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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-23
La proxima exposition
de AUTOMOBILES en-
San Antonio

Informa ell Sr. William S~teinhardt,
Jefe de la Comision sencargada de
hacer los arreglos para la proxima
exhibition de AUTOMOBILES, carros
transporte, Y tractores, que en- "a
junta verificada el ultimo Jueves en-
la noche sc toniaron los acuerdos de-
f~initivos, quedando el programme plan
teado del modo siguiente.
Sabado Il de Febrero:-Gran inau-
guracion por la noche.
Domingo Is de Febrero: Dia d"
yisitantes.
Luncs 16 de Febrero:-Noche de-
dicada al Lion Club.
Martes II de Febrero:-Noc!c de-
dicada al City Club.
Microbes IS de Febrero: Noche de
~Sociedad..
Jueves 10 de Febrero:-Noche de-
dicada a Ia Milicia.
Viernes 20 de Febrero: dedicada
al "Kiwanis and Rotary"
Sabado 81 de Fcbrero :-noche de-
dicada a la Liga Automovilistica.
Domingo % dc Febrcro: dedicada
al Natalicio de Washington.
Las reglas a que Sc sujetara la ex-
hibicion, son las mismas prescritas
por Ia National Automobile Shows"
cor algunas pequenas eXcepciones.
La administration de la Association
Automovilistica Mercantil de San An
tonic. no asume responsabilidad al
guna en- evento de incendio 0 robo,
nj por academies a los propios en-
pleados o mozos. V sc debe convenir
por e~scrito en- relcvar la responsible
lidad de ella sobre cuaIquier natura-
lea de avcrias 0 perjuicios.
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RECISTRO CIVIL
NACIMIENTOS

|. Nina del Sr. Ramon Flores Y Sra.
Alexandra Garcia.
Nina del ST.. Secundino Martinez
y Sra. Elena Arris.
Mia del ST.. Gilberto MARTINEZ '
Sra. Maria Urdiales.
Milo del Sr. Carios Valdez Y Sra.
E~:peranza Rivera.
Nina del Sr. Nictoriano Falcon Y
Sra. Paula Flores.
Nino del Sr. Enemencio Mendoza
" Srt Josefa c. Mendoza.
Nina del Sr. Joaquin Gloria ' Sra
Petra s. Gloria.
Milo del ST.. Rail Rodriguez y Sra,
Rrfina Castillo.
Mia del Sr. Luis Brown Y Sra.
Maria Garcia.
Nina del Sr. Francisco VALDEZ Y
Sra. Filomena Rojas.
Niho del Sr. Abel Garcia V sonora
Agustina Salazar.
Milo del SIR. Leopoldo Zambrano, Y
S;a- Guadalupe Hernandez
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ACADEMIES Y DELITOS

En- ell frente de la casa numero 72O
de Ia Gale E. Houston, Sc prescipl-
to IN auto manejado por H. 3. Perry
sobre ell poste-tanque de gasolina que
Sc encuentra en- csc lugar ocaslc-
nandole serios desperfectos. Perry
fue arrestado.
La Gale Ell Paso entire Ia de San
Marcos y s. BraZos, sc e~ncuentra Ell
pcligroso estado de pavimentaclon.
Sc notified al Ingeniero de IA ciudad.
Ell auto-transporte numero 3311lo
m~anejado por C. r. Santee. Sc CO.
memo a incendiar a causa de tener
la tuberia demasiado caliente, su-
fricndo averias estimadas en- S25.
En- la esquina de las GALES JEFF
ferson V Pecos chocaron un automo-
vii Ford, V un caro- de trio mane'
jados por Willie Anderson y j. B.
Renwick respectivamente, resultan-
dc el primero con algunas heridas. Sc
envio al hospital de la ciudad Y des-
pueS a SUI casa.
En- IN cuartC de la casa numero
1108 de la Gale de Buenavista, sc
encontr0 al Sr. ". X. kunzummann
muerto aparentemente de causas ma
turales. Sus objctos fueron cntrcga-
dos a un hermano dc el. Sc do aviso
al Juez Campbell e~ntregandoso ell
cuerpo a Ia Agencia dc inhumaciones
Luding.
La ambulancia fue enviada a la
casa nimero 1918 de la avenida
Saundres para recoger a P. Green Y
~llevarlo al Hospital de la ciudad por
haberse d~isparado un pToyectil de
pistola en- una ano
I'm negro de nombre Walker, mu-
rio en- la cuadra numero IS de ia ca
lie E. Houston a consequence de
una hemorragia repentina. Sc asistia
en- una casa situada en- Lillian Hill. Su
cuerpo Sc entreg5 a Ia Agencia Riebe.
-Fue enviada Ia ambulancia a Ia
cuadra numero 8 de Ia Gale Locust
para recoger a Il mujer negra Ia
mazda Charity Christie llevandola al
Hospital por encontrarse enferma, no
pudo informar donde viva.
Ell ST.. G. o. Nicholson que vive
en- la casa numero 3019 de ia Gale
". Comemrce. avis6 anoche que CO.
mo a las 7:45 p. m., fue detenido
por un negro que 10 amenazo pistola
en- mano en- la esquina de las Gales
". Houston Y n. San Saba, roban-
dole SIS. Afirma que ell negro es de
mediana estatura, labios delgados,
llevaba sombrero negro, saco ligero
y pantalon obscure.
La casa numero 500 de la Gale
Peach. fue registrada en- a~usencia de
sus moradores. Los detectives avert
guam el case.
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una comision de
peritos en- m~aqulnarla
agrlcoIa
Instruiran a los campesinos
sobre Ell manejo complete
de los tractores

\ mediados del mes que entra lie
caran a San Antonio, varios peritoS
de las principales f&bricas de trac,
torres = maquinaria a~gricola, con
obieto de impartir instruction a TO-
dos los haccndados. campesinos ' de
mas personals que 10 deseen, ~relaclo'
NADIA con el cmpleo de maquinarla
moderna en- los campos dc sembradlo'
Entire otraS demostracioDes, Sc ms
truira cl modo dc pOner en- now
gaiento IN tractor. ajuste y repara'
cion de 81 maquinaria, sistema de
combustion Y carburacion, lgnlclon.
enfriamiento. I~ubricacion. cuidadc
del tractor. metodo de obtcner mayo
res rcsuitados en- comhustibles, IL
bricantes aceites y grasas; refacclo-
ncs c implementos que deben usar'
SC: capacidad de carga; d~esarreElos
= mcdo dc ccrregirloS. Y toda clase
de informacivn relasiva a maneIo
practice de los tractoreS.
FL ano paSado. varias fabrlcas IN
tentaron enyiar mecanicos eXperto:
para impartir eStas instrucciones. 90
tuvieron la ~anuencia Y cooperation de
varias Camaras de Concrete de dife'
rentes ciudades en- e. Estado. no ha'
biendose sino hasta ahora CONSTITUTE
do en- hecho ell proyecto. La Comlslor
instructora r~ecorrera varios punto:
del Estado, sin omitir los districts de
sur. dondc para el cultivo del algo'
don maiz. trigo Y arroz Sc hacc indls
pensable el uso dc grandes tractores
Fl ~itinersrio trazado por Ia conf
sion Instructors es como sigue: Chi
Iicote, Diciembre % al 81, Abilene
Enero / al 5; BalIinger del ) al :
Bolton, del s Al 10, Waco, del y a
Il: Clofton, del Is n IS: San Anto
Mo del 10 al 81; Fay City del % 4
"a: Beaumont, del 26 al IS; LAX,
Carries La, del % al 81; Crowley
del . al ) dc Febrcro.
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La vueIta de una antigua y
temida epidemic exotica

La temida epidemic que su solo
nonbre infundiera panico en- el ami
mo de nuestros antepasados Y aun
en- ell de las ultimas generaciones que
nos han ~precedido, eli Nal de la Chi
ma, como Sc lie ha designado tambien,
debido quizas a SUI origen, Ia Peste
Bubonica. en- fin. ha aparecido en-
Turquia Y esta hacienda verdaderos
estragos, principalmente en- la CAPT
tai de csc Imperio. Constantinopla Y
sus al]rededores, 4 juzgar por 10 que
dicen las ultimas noticias que Sc han
recibido por conducto de Ia beneme-
rita association de la Cruz Roja In
ternacional.
Dcspachos cablegraficos procedcn-
ties de Buenos Aires, dan cuenta de
cue tambien en- la Provincial de San
ia Fe, de la Republica Argentina, en-
la. America del Sur, el terrible nal
ha ~empezado a desarrol!arsc y de que
en- I'm lugar de dicha Provincial, Las
Rosas, la epidemic esta tomando Sc
rias preparedness, al grade dc que las
autoridades ordcnaron Ia clausura de
todas las casas comcrciales, por 43
horas. en- vista de las malas condicio-
mes higienicas de Ia poblacion.
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Mas faciIidades para las
eXportacioneS a
Mexico
Han sido obtenidas por III
Representative de la asocla
cion de manufacturers

Ell Sr. 4. G. Akeroyd. Jefe del De-
pa-tamento de EXportacion Conner
cial de la Association de Manufactu-
reros, ACADIA dc rcgresar de IN VIA
ie a Laredo = otros puntos de Ia IL
nca divisoria. dondc estuvo hacienda
arreglos para facilitar n raplda
1onexi6n Y movimiento de artlcuIos
dc importation V exportacion entire
~emitentes de Mexico V San Antonio.
Nagnificos resultados sc csperan
para Ia exportaci0n de San Antonio a
aolel pals. gracias a las gestiones del
Sr. Akeroyd, cuyo principal arreglo
fue ell del cstablccimiento de conve-
MICS basados en- las t~arifas "tipo"
qua vicncn a desvanecer la incerti-
dumbre que existia sobre cualcs eran
los cargos o dcrechos que al pasar Ia
frcntera SUBURBAN los articulos.
Con este cl Departamento dc hH-
portaci6n dc la Association de Manu-
factureros ha completado todas las
conexioncs para ell manejo de fletes
a todos los pueblos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
del modo mas SECURE Y ~ecoronico
para los remitentes de San Antonio,
Y csta en- condolences de proporcionar
anlplos informes Y extender toda cla-
Sc de facilidades q los miembros de
IA Association.
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Fue i~naugurado aver e
edificio de! Central
Trust Company

Aver on Ia manara inaugUr" SuS
s-abai los Ia Central Trust Co. en- su
ruev7 edificjo que sc levanta en- Ia eS-
clina de las GALES &c Houston Y Ma
y-rrc. en- cuya construction Sc mver-
ITO IN million dc dolares. Gran nu-
n,o~o dc personals visitaron el edJtl-
-, durantc 81 dia. : So podr2 CONT
r,ar hacioudolo durante tcda Ia Sc
mana con exception dei dia dc Navi-
d@I.
ci52 ~ gran a~bCndancja r~eclo'cndo
l.s Siysr.cres dc "a INSTITUTION Ban
caria. eltrr los que SC e~ncuentra e
presen;e ato7-aGo ror los bancos ue
l. c.udad que consistI6 en- unos Sno''
mes fIorcrcS artIsticoS.
Fl nuevo Y suntuoSo local de Ia
Central Trus. Co. IS de los mas
hermcsos mas bien eQuipadoS en- e
Sur 6el pa;S. La decoration exterior
es de marmol de- Vermont. aoare-
riendo en- 81 interior 81 marmoI roll,
20 de San SABA.
- b5ycda principal del banco cue
rs Gel ultimo modeio ne ID casa Nos
Ter. es.,l situaGa CT el primer p'so'
La b6veda de ID csja esca proteJlda
G dos pucrtas dc dob!e c~errojo, Y 81
construction hecha dc concrete : ba'
rras de acero. m,de dos pies de eS'
pcsor. Ia boycda lie depositos cue
. de las uismas dinensiOnes que Ia
principal Sc halIa en- el primer Piso
Y reQne las miSmas c~ualidades.
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DEFUNCIONES

Guadalupe Martinez, de 3 amos.
Ruben Segura, 1 ano.
Tomasa Rosales. varios dias.
Gustavo Arredondo, varios dias.
Maria MARTINEZ, 81 amos.
Vicente Aldrete, 45 amos.
Amparo Saldivar. varios dias.
Victor Molina. q amos.
Manuel Hernandez. 2 amos.
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Como no uSar Mata-Zizote. Una
medicinal para todos los erfermos de
Ia piel, pues Ira en- 5 dias o de 10
c~ontrario Sc devuelve su importe?
Cuesta 25c., porte pagado. BOT1-
CA DE LA CAMPANA, EsQ2ina de
las Gales Santa Rosa Y Buena Wis
Ia, San Antonio, Texas. (.Adv.(
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MATRINONIOS

Jose Corpus y Josefa Cabrera.
Bruno G. Malchter Y Villa c. Hamp
ton.
Donaciano Garcia V Ana Guzman.
Francisco Escobedo Y Maria Villa
rreal.
Maximiliano Nuncz Y Cruz Ma
cias.
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Cuando necesite l.bros en- espanol
d~irijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex
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-Cuando neeenfs I'd. ibros en- es.
panol, pidalos a Ia Liberia de Izna.
clio E. Lozaao, lis n. Santa Rera Az.
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY
Telefoaos Crockett es6, so4,
goo y 1920.

Ell UNICO STTIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros i prop6sito V Il precios "a
zonables, especiales para Bautizos,
Matrimonios y Funerales. Wales cor
ties so cts. Hora $500. PrecioS es-
peciales para fuera de la ciudad.
Servicio rapido dfa Y 1oche.
Leon A. MARITIME GarsntS
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SANT0RAL

Marts< - dc dscicmbrc. Santos
Nsrdonio = Victoria martires. ' el
Beato Nicolas Facor CoHfeSor.
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VESTIDOS
Que valen $3.50, ahora a S1.75
cada uno.

Algunos en- dolores lisos Y otros
con preciosas combinaciones de colo
res ' dibujos. Tenemos tres diferen-
ties e~stilos. confeccionados con frame
ia el "a. Valen por 10 regular $3.50,
kimonas. En- todas las medidas has
Ia el Al. Valen por regular $3.50,
ahora a SITS cada una.
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TAMBTEN OTROS ACToS De
SUPREMA CiLlDiD.

VlSITE NUESTRAS
n 4 T / E Z 5 q Precios RedaciGoS
Diariamente excepto Dominsos y
Dias de Fiesta
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TRES LOTES DE PRECIOSOS VESTIDOS

Confeccionados con tejidos de la mejor calidad. tales como Sar-
ga Francesa. Jersey, Tricotine, POpelrna, Sedas, Saunes lustrosos, Geor-
gate. con boIsas de gran novedad Y adornos de pasan&aneria'y encajes.
Elegantes vesidos de Ultima moda que valen $4,000, ahora a $1,000
Elegantes vestdos de Ultima moda que valen $500, ahora a $500
Elegantes vestidos de Ultima mqda que vaen $4,000, ahora a $4,000
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Batas de Genera Grueso.

Dos Totes de batas de g~eneros grue-
SOS, ~adornadas con ~listones, bolsas,
ETC., Y en- e~splendidcS estilos Y colo
res, constituyendc TN cegalo ideal pa
"a Navidad. Estan perfectamente
acabaios, con genera de dos gruesos.
Las que valen S 800 ahora a 1896
Las que valen $1,000, ahora a $685.
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gu capa-ccc en- persona. en- una sinionts %
Bcllczs, Cantos y MusIcs-
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Tuesday, July y

at which time the following priYi-
leges will be sold:
Fruits and Melons.
Ice Cream.
Soft Drinks.
Sandwich, Coffee, Milk, Pies.
Cigars, Tobacco, Peanuts, COnfec-
tionery.
Photographs.
Having secured a big New York
Carnival, and installed Electric
Lights, this Fair will be open Day
and Night.
For further information concern
ing this sale, see the undersigned.
f. S. LAKE, Secretary.
Adv. 7-17-3t.
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judge John L. Pattison, who re-
Gently purchased the property on
High street, known as the Judge
Goldsborough" home, has scld it to
w. Grason WinterbottOm, !1sq., the
consideration being in the neighbor
hood of $40, ,000 At the time of the
sale it was reported that Judge Pat
tison contemplated selling his Mill
street property and removing to the
Goldsborough property, which is
considered one of the finest resi-
dence properties in Cambridge.
Later, however, he became unde-
cided about moving, and, hearing of
his change of lnind. Mr.. Winterbot-
tom opened negotiations for the
property. The property has a wide
frontage on High street, ald runs
clear back to Cambridge creek. 1t
has a substantial brick residence on
it, and is considered by many per-
sons to be the finest residence prop
erty in Cambridge, Its large lawn be-
ing covered with fine old trees, while
it's borders of lockwood have been
the envy of hundreds of persons,
abundantly possessed of wealth, but
lacking the years, past and future,
in which to grow such magnificent
borders of this highly priced bush.
When interviewed this morning,
Mr.. Winterbottom stated that his
plans in regard to the property were
not sufficiently developed at this
time to make any statement.
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JUDGE PATTIS0N SELLS
YACHT CLUB PROPERTY

w. Grason Winterbottom Purchases
Fine Residence Property on High
Street Formerly Occupied by Cam
bridge Yacht Club.
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says he's candidate for tie nomi-
nation for Sheriff, but does not pro-
pose entering into any primary
fight. He believes he is entitled to
it, but does not believe i'll primary
contests.
Rev. H. S. Stevens, L. L. D., of
Dover, Del, will preach at the NJ. E.
Church Sunday evening.
We understand some of Vienna's
young men have joined the fire de-
partment in Cambridge.
Master Nelson Higgins, of Port
Norfolk, Va, is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Hig-
gins, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Webb.
The majority of the tomato crops
in this section are poor.
They do say that John Henry has
surely worked some little this sea-
son. Now, if Ibis be true, he owes
US an apology.
The wheat crop in this section
seems to be short, on an average, by
about one-third
Mr.. John N. Wright, OF Oak
Grove, visited our town Sunday and
although 81 years of age, is very ac-
tive, and converses very pleasantly
on topics of the day.
Brice l.. Bennett, son of s. ]. Ben
nett, who holds & position in Toron-
to, Canada, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Bennett, at their
home near town.
Has anybody seen Kelly, with his
green necktie on?
DR.. E. E. Lamkin, who was COM
missioned officer in the Medical
Corps of the U. s. Army, has receiv-
ed his discharge, and has returned to
his home at Vienna, and resumed
his practice.
Mr.. Geo. w. Millafd spent several
DAYS in Baltimore this week on busi-
ness.
j. Walter Spear and Howard D.
OulIluSJ wv vi SuI JONAS AAA
crossed the water and did good SER
vice, have opened a garage, and will
do all kinds of automobile repairing.
Mr.. T. C. Sellers, after spending
three weeks with his son, Charles
Sellers, in Virginia, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Vernon S. Bradley was in
town Monday. He says he is willing
to risk his case in the hands of the
people, at the primaries.
Mr.. D. H. Turner, the popular
Debuty Sheriff, who is an aspirant
for the nomination for Sheriff, is
very popular in the upper part of
the county, and no doubt, should he
get the nomination, he will receive
a large vote. ). A.
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Vienna Items

Mr.. Fred Gore has purchased the
Brick House property, situated near
the steamboat wharf, and will put it
in thorough repair. He expects to
move to town at the end of the year.
Mr.. John D. Bradley has purchased
the house and lot at the corner of
Church and Middle streets, of Mr..
Mr.. Milton Morris. The considera-
tion was about $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd S. LeCompte,
after visiting relatives in Baltimore
for several days, returned nome Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. T. J. Holder, OF Reid's Grove,
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LOT NO. 27.-AlI that lot situated on
the southwest side of Cross street,
known as No. IL, having a frontage OF
80 feet, and a depth of los feet, more
or less, subject TO a lease held by Fan
ME Sterling and Charles Colder, at an
annual rental of $1,000.
LOT NO. 2S.-All that lot situated on
the southwest side of Cross street
known as No. Is. having a frontage of
35 feet on said Cross street, and a
depth Of los feet, more or less. subject
to a lease thereof held by Major Mad
dOX, at an annual rental of $1,000.
For title deeds to Lots Nos; to 2S.
J. Blades from George r. Brown and
others, special attorneys. and John r.
Pattiscn, trustee, dated October 30th,
1894. and September 3, 1897, and re-
corded among said Land Records in
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Public Sale Privileges
Dorchester County Fair
Cambridge, Maryland

Exclusive privileges for the 1919
Cambridge Fair, to be held August
5, 6, and 8, will be sold at the
Court House door, in the town OF
Cambridge, Md, at 2 o'clock, on
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Notice To Public.

1 have again opened up the shirt
factory on Meadow avenue. which I
formerly operated, and am now in a
position to furnish plenty of work to
a large number of operators, and
will pay the highest prices paid in
the town. The factory will start in
full operation Friday, July 18TH
Thomas McGratb.-Adv. 17-2t.
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PHILLIPS HARDWARE co.
Phones 40---5O---J7

gands in countless myraids waylay
the individual On business or plea
sure bent.
Swamps, ponds, and marshes, how
ever, are not the only places which
breed mosquitoes. A little rain wa
ter in an old tin can or undrained
roof gutter, if neglected, will supply
mosquitoes for town or city neigh
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CAR LOAD OF FEED COMING.

We will have in few days a car
load of all kinds Purina Scratch and
Chick Feed, Chicken Chowder, Hog
and Horse Feed, at very attractive
prices. Give us your orders as early
as possible.-Jones & Croft, 102
Race St., Phone 185-w.-Adv. 17-3t.
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Libers c. l.. No. IS. folio 62S. and c.
L, No. 21, folio 594, respectively.
Possession given to said properties
on day of sale, subject to the rights of
the tenants. The trustee reserves all
rents to day of sale, and he will pay
taxes to that date. The purchasers
will get the rents accruing from the
day of sale. and they will pay the taxes
from said date.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash
on day of sale. balance in months. or
all cash, at the option of the purchas-
from the day of sale, and to be secur-
ed by the interest-bearing bond OF the
purchaser, with surety to be approved
by said trustee.
CALVIN HARRINGTON,
$50 Trustee, as aforesaid
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Calvin Harrington, Solicitor.
NdIVIH IIHTEIAI5 IUNJ SUHHNstUAs
Trustees Sale
OF
Town Pro- rty

BY virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county, Maryland,
sitting as Court of Equity, dated the
18th day of June, in the year 1919, and
passed in No. 1871 Chancery, wherein
tiffs, and Thomas S. Applegarth and
others are the defendants. Iheunder-
signed, as trustee, will sell by public
auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door, Cambridge, Mary
land. ON
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Mosquitoes What They Do
How To Get Rid Of Them

Mosquitoes are mans inveterate
tormentors and foes. AT the seaside,
ON the undrained prairies of the
West and Northwest, in the far
north, by woodland pool and noun
tain meadow these blood-thirsty bri-
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IHdte HIdIdtId, IeHUeTIHS HIdHy TeSt-
ons of great fertility almost unin-
habitable, and that one kind of mos
quito found in the South will convey
yellow fever, no argument for fight
ing them is necessary.
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Increase Your
Bank Account
BY Using LIME OF HIGH ANALY-

SIS, which can be had in Le-
Cores Combination, also
The Standard PulvertZ-
ed Limestone.
Ask Messrs. L. Otis and Daniel
Corkran, of Rhodesdale, about the
Pulverized Limestone.
Prices in bulk, $5.75. In 80 10.
sacks, 81. Delivered.
The demand for this Limestone is
immense, because of its proven bene-
fit to crops. Less expensive and mic
er to handle. Try it. Write or
phone A. C. HURLOCK, Agt.,
Phone 40. Cambridge, Md.
Adv. 7-l6-1w. 2. 7-18-2w.
The daily banner., 1919-07-18
5orhood, Spreading discoml

ing insomnia, and tempting to pro-
family.
If mosquitoes we're merely a both
ersome plague, there would be am
pie justification for unrelenting war
fare against them, but when it is
considered that several species scat
tered over the United States dissem-
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-11-20

happy. We wcpt urge you If you'd
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1919-11-20
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS
A Careful Perusal Will Prove lts
Value to Every OkoIona Reader.

Value to Every OkoIona Reader.
The average man is a doubter, and
there is little wonder that this is so
Misrepresentation make people skep-
tics. Nova days the public ask fol-
better evidence than the testimony OF
strangers. Here is proof which should
convince every Okolona reader:
w. H. Hall, shoe and harness re-
pairer Church ST., Okolona, says: %
have been severely injured in my
back couple of times and l believe
that was the cause of my kidneys Civ
ing me trouble. Bending over so
much at my work, no doubt, helped
to make my back weak and painful.
Doan's Kidney Pills strengthened my
kidneys and my back stopped aching.
| can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
to anyone afflicted with backacha or
other trouble from weak Kidneys"
Price COO, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Hall had Foster Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N Y.