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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
Books at $3.50

The Undyirg Fire, by H. G.
Wells; The War Romance OF the
Salvation Army; by Evangeline
Booth and Grace Livingston Hill;
Second Marriage, by Viola Mey-
nell; The Valley OF Vision, by
Henry van Dyke; The Wicked
Marquis, by Phillips Oppenheim;
Flower O. the Lily, by Baroness
Orczy; The Moonlit Way, by Rob
ert W. Chambers; The Arrow OF
Gold, by Joseph Conrad.
Book Store
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
WOmen'S silk
stockings, Sis Or.

900 pairs of drop-stitched silk
stockings, seconds of our $3.50
grade. But you know what
Wanamaker seconds are. We
never accept any merchandise
for sale which won't give good
service. These stockings have
mercerized tops, toes and heels;
seamless foot; mock-seam leg;
in black, white or colors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
Curtains and
curtain materials
reduced.

125 pairs curtains, 81 to $3.50
Pr, were $1.65 to $3.50. Scrim
plain hemstitched-with edge
with insertion; block scrim; fig
ured and plain marquisette, nov
city nets, in white, ecru or ivory.
$500 yds. dotted muslin, four
patterns, 22c yd.; was 30c; and
figured nets, 8 patterns, 45c to
SOC yd., were soc to 90c.
Fourth Gallery, New Building.
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For UOmen
travelling

Mandarin sets Of coat and
skirt, of Jspaneie cotton crepe in
blue, pink or white. square neck,
homstitched down the front, 1878.
PaismEs, same fabric, same
colcrs, 1915.
Kimonos, same fabric, with en-
broidercd roses, cherry blossom
or chrys snthemuns; Iole, Copen-
hagen blue, pink or light blue;
. S3.75. Easily packed.
Third floor, Old Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31

Capes and coat1 at $3.50
were $l2.75 to $19.75
Capes and coats at 1850
were $25 to $3.50
In complete Gizes, but 6 to 16
year, IRE included. Serge. velours,
"silvertone velours," wool jersey,
and checked worltedS.
IS junior girls suits at $19.75-
were $25 and $39.75
Sizes IL to &c years included.
Serge. Second floor, Old Bldg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31

Little giLets
of Organdies, 75c

Such gilets would regularly
sell for $I.a5 and S.. so.
High and low necks, smartly
tucked or hemstitched. To be
worn with suits or frocks.
Some trimmed with pearl but
tons and touched with black
MORE ribbon.
Main floor. Old Building.
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smith Goe. to Good Ground.

After reviewing the Memorial Day
parade Governor Smith left the city
with his family for a week end at Good
Ground, L. l.. where he may or may NOT
see Charles +. Murphy. Mrs. smith
with the children met the Governor at
the Bitmore. The Governor will return
. Albany tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
TOurabOut trunks
Wanamaker models
$50, $50, $3.50

w oiioihohSl lIiOuClo
$50, $50, $3.50
The picture shows their
comfort - full wardrobe
conveniences - pull out
hangers, laundry bag,
drawers-everything that
comfort and necessity de-
mand.
And they are strong
trunks, too-made of three
ply veneer Eastwood, fibre
inside and out well show
you the construction when
you inspect them); strong
lock.
Steamer size, 40 X II X 21h
in, $50; next larger size, 40 X
1Sx 21As in, $40; next larger
size, 40 X % 211a in, $3.50.
ALSO
the largest variety of
wardrobe trunks in New
York, including Hartman,
Belber, Mendel, Oshkocen-
trio, and Exclusively here)
the world-famous Vuitton
trunks.
Seventh Gallery, New Building.
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Handbags, 3d. rs
unusually good

Good quality MORE silk.
Black or midnight blue.
Celluloid frames in excellent
imitation tortoise-shell and
amber.
Would be good value at $3.50.
Main floor, Old Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
FuH-fashiOned
thread silk stockings

Perfect. Mercerized tops and
soles. In the wanted shoe
shades-bronze, navy blue,
Havana brown, gray, brown;
also in black or white. $3.50 DR..
Main floor, Old Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
Mems reminders
10 SUCR on q
suit at $3.50

The original variety
was so large and 80
good in the sale of
mems fancy worsted,
cheviot and cashmere
suits, that Saturdays
group will be ample in
variety and value. The
patterns, particularly,
indicate how we'll a
Wanamaker Sale serves
business men.
To think of
shoe economy
Three good styles of
low shoes-dark tan,
black leather, and black
kidskin. Eight styles of
high shoes in the same
feathers. Substantial all
the way through.
Sc pair.
To remember
the nelU "strdr"
And to remember,
also, that Wanamaker
variety is the straight
road to satisfaction.
Some men overlook that
point, and regret it
afterward.
So to $25-Everything.
Burlington Arcade floor,
New Building.
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1t is Often Said
that ga neW broom,
sUeeps cLean''

but il is known to be fact with
old housekeepers that an old
broom is the best sweeper of
"the corners"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
PetticOats, 1896

500; taffeta, silk jersey and
tub silk. In beige, white, green
and Copenhagen.
In extra sizes, tub silk, ruff
fled and tucked.
Third floor, Old Building.
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JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart q Co.
Broadway at Ninth. New York.
Store Hours. 9 to $50.

Good morning!
This is May 81.
The Deather today 1oiU
probably be fair. d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-31
POngee or
IerSeV suit

POngee or
jersey suit
Which shall it be, Miss ~ to soi
We have made two spe-
cial purchases for Satur-
days selling of pongee
and jersey suits at $39.75.
Tussor pongee suits
in two smart severely tai
lored models-one illus
trated; coat of other has
four military pockets.
Beautifully tailored. $39.75
is a ridiculously little price
for such fine silk suits
besides, one of the leading
fashions for summer.
Suits of urO0l jersey
in heather mixture; brown,
green, blue or gray pre-
dominating. Two severely
tailored models; coat of one
has new collar and revers
which may be fastened
high at neck; coat of other
model has four pockets and
pinch back-latter model
also in a lighter weight
wool jersey, same color
ings, $34.50 and $39.75.
Perfectly plain frocks
$39.75
Georgette crepe; wide tucks
give the desired ornamentation
to one model. This is the type Of
dress which many young women
delight in getting so that they
may use a fine French collar on
it. Other model has draped
skirt and its long collar and
flowing sleeves are finished with
tiny ruffles of the crepe. Navy
blue, flesh pink or white.
.Cr,1Urf liffJo rosIo frDcLo
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White fOck s for
qirLs, S1O.75


Hand-crocheted Irish lace
and hand embroidery -
both Of these adorable
trimmings adorn one of the
models. The fine quality of
the white voile of which
these dresses are fashioned
is another reason why
t these are exceptional
dresses at $10.75. Ribbon
girdles, too.
White dotted Slpiss dresses
1915, S12.75 end S13.75-are
fashioned in lovely models-ju1t
the picturesque types that you
hive desired for your little girl,
but didn know you could get
ready made. One model illustrated.
ShGntung pongee dresses
A spacisl collection ct $10.75-
two models, ono Empire, the other
Russian.
Second floor, Old Building.
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This ffty-eight-year-
old business broom

has been much used and we'll
kept, and it is really in better
order than when we used il
first.
Our broom sweeps from the
corner of Broadway and Tenth
Street to the corner of Broad
way and Eighth Street, and
from the corner of Tenth Street
and Fourth Avenue to the corr
ner of Aston Place and Eighth
Street, over two blocks of al
most three acres on the Down
stairs Store floor.
The measurement of the "a
floors and galleries shows we
are occupying over thirty acres,
all in use for this one business.
1t Is a lot of sweeping
(s) To keep the house clean
and safe.
(b) To keep the assortments
of merchandise full and
good.
(c) To clean up stock" every
week and thus avoid old
stock.
(d) To sweep the advertising
clean from deceitfulness
and clear of falsifications.
(e) To keep the big place
bright, attractive and in
teresting to strangers as
we'll as to our steadfast
patrons.
To do our kind of sweeping
is a day and night operation for
many faithful workers.
[Signed]
iii h.~..~'. u 4:
v " May 81, 1919.
Globe music club
concert
In the Auditorium, Saturday
at 1850.
Chas. B. 1saacson, chairman.
Philharmonic Trio (string).
Nine. Elvira Epifani, So
prano.
First Gallery, New Building.
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
OsteHten una
mata de hermoSOS ca.
beIlOs, suayeS, vigO=
roses. OndulanteS
Ina butella de "Danderine" deStruye
Ia caspa y duplica Ia bclleza
de Sus cabellOS

Diez minutes despues de aplicarSe
ma Sola vez la "Danderine.' no lie
sera a listed possible encontrar nj Ia
mas simple huella de casPa o caida
del pelo. nj sentira ~picazoneS en- G!
cuero cabelludo; pero 10 que mas lie
acradara a listed, deSpues de usarlo
unas cuantas semanas. sera notar
u lc sale nuevo pelo, IN pelo 1ino
corto al principle, eS verdad. pero
realmence ruevo pelo: cue pronto
crecera Y aumentara 81 opulcnta ca
bellera.
Una poquita de "Danderine," dupli-
ca inmediatamente Ia belleZa de 81
cabello. No importa que este du-
70. quebrado Y opaco. basta hUmede-
Ger I'm PIANO 0 lIenzo e introducirselo
Embellishments entire los cabel!os.
frotandolos al mismo tempo hsera-
mentc. para obtener los mejores re-
sultados. e. efecto es s~orprendente,
81 pelo Sc pondra ~orlllante- SuaNe y
onduloso. Y adqurira Ia apariencia
de abuudaute, = UT Incompatible lus-
ire. susridad Y exhuberancia.
Conpre lueSo una botel!a &c
"Knowlton.s Dandcrine," en- cualquier
botica O perfumeria, y pruebe que
81 pelo es tan bonito V suave como
cualquiera. y que solo ha sido a5an-
donado ' lastimado por falta de un
| cuidaGoso tratsmiento. Y ESQ es to-
do: y con seguridad cue listed tendra
IN peIo hermoSo Y a~hundaute, sin
mas esfuerzo que usar una poquita
lie ..Danderine." C.Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Habrd fiestas en- honor de IN
Cuerpo Militar

Coa motive de qde 81 cue.po ma
Nero l3I de Artllleria, que tomo
un gran participio IN In guerra. cs-
ii pr6Ximo 4 llcgar = San Antonio,
yarias agrupaciones d San Antonio
estan organizando diversoS festejoS
en- honor de los miemoros de iicho
cuerpo. Ia mayor parte de los Qua
les. son i~ovenes RESIDENCES en- San
Antonio.
Aparte de que el dia de su llega-
da a san Antonio. a donGe vienen
con e. objeto de ser !icnciados. Sc
cfectuarl una gran parada militar
que recorrera las PARTICIPATES GALES
de ia ciudad. Sc prepare. como uno
Ge los numeros principales del pro-
grama con quc serin f~estejados di-
cho: m~ilitareS. una gran cena en- e!
narOUe Breckenridge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
la MARAEILLA DEL SlGLO.

Mil!areS de DaclenteS que anteS eS-
taban sufriendo del %corazon. hlgado,
rinoneS. eSt0mago, catarro, isis, res
frios pasados. asma, falta de vlgor,
reumatismo, pulmoneS o nerVloS deoi-
les; Intermediates de las muJereS y
ninos, hoy Sc e~ncuentran goZando de
plena salud con haber usado Ia ma
ravil!osa medicinal ALMA CORDIAL.
La medicinal que Sana cuando otroS
medioS fallan. Lea este: 81 dcsea
mas pidalos. "Sehores: Por Ia pre-
sente rcmito a ustedes un giro por va
lor de cuatro pesos para QUE ME en-
wien q vue.ta de correo cuatro c3JaS
de la MARANILL0SA ALMA COX
DIAL: que tan buenoS beneflclos mas
han resultado con tan MARAFlLLO-
SA MEDICINA. Supiico 4 ustedes
cue tan pronto como reciban Ia pre-
sente tengan Ia bondad de mandar!a.
Urge mucho. En- POGO tempo manda-
re a usteGeS los testimonies de las
personals que nos hemoS curado con
su medicinal. Sin mas de ustedes suS
afmo. alto. Y S. S. Felipe Melendez.
Nc Allen, TeXas."-Alma Cordial Sc
vende par todas las boticas, pero 81
su bcticario no la tiene o no qulere
ordenarla para listed, mandenos un
peso V nosotroS Sc Ia mandamos por-
te pagado. Sc DEVUELVE Ell DO
BILE DEL PRECIO 81 NO BENEFIT
GA 4 QUEEN LA USE. Dirijase q
MILLER and CO., Sta. A. Dept. 80,
San Antonio, Texas. (Adv.)
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Fue capturado un ladron.

DesDuGS de haber huido cuatro
cuadras tratando de esquivar Ia per
secucion del agente del D~epartamen-
TO de Detectives Dave Craw. fue
caprurado un individuo que Sc in
troduio en- Ia casa de la sonora Aea-
dow. situada en- Ia Gale DlaZ numero
202. de donde sustrajO alhaJaS por
valor de doseientoS pesos, las cuaieS
fueron recuperadas por el detective
en- question.
Fl mismo ladr0n fue identificado
mas rarde por Ell senior Frank New
mann. como Ell individuo que hace va
rios dias Sc introduce Z su iomicl!lo
= s. rob0 varios obietos. por cuyo
motive los jueceS iIstruiran al Ia
drcn dos causas por eli miSmo deli
TO de Toao.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
'Seis campos de auiacion
fueron clausurados aver
en- ell EstaGo de Texas

Scgun los informes que aver sc
rccibieron en- el Departamento Mi
litar del Sur. ell Departamento de
Aviaci6n de la Sec-etaria de Guerra,
l:3r0 aver miSmo Grdenes para que
scis De los ~princirales campamentos
he aviaci0n del Estado de Texas,
sean inmcdiatamente cerrados Y sGs
hombres Gesmovil;zados.
Conforme a dichas ordenes, los
s~;guientes son los Campos que que
daran desde llego fuera de serricio:
Carruthcrs Field. situado cerca de
Waco. Brooks. en- San Antonio; Call.
eli Wichita Falls: Rich, en- Waco;
Talaficrro. en- Fort Worth y Love, CT
Dallas.
De G;chos campos. cl Carruthers :
Il Brooks, serin abSolutamertc clar-
Surados V en- los cIatro restantes sc
deiara una fuerza de. sesenta hon.
hyns para que tcmporalmenre los
gIarGen.
En- cuanto al Kelly Field Sc afr
ma ii sera uno &c los dos mas
crandes centres de aviaci6n de los
Estados Unidos, debiendo contar con
m total de- cuatro mil quinientos
hombres cuardo menos, tres mil de
los cuales scran Ia fuerza permanent
tie de dicho campamento ' los mil
u~uinientos restantes compondran los
cuerpos m&dicos. ~mecanicos. de trans
norte V de todOs los ctros serviclos
u~eceSarioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
&c procurara Ia union de
todas las iglesias

IN eI local dc Ia Association Girls
tiana de Jovenes Sc efectuara la tar
de del tunes rroximo n junta de
representatives de todas las igleSias
pro~testantcs de IA ciudad, con el fin
De tcatar de los asuntos de Ia union
entire las mismaS. 10 cual Sc viene in
tentando desde hace varios meseS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
~CONFERENCIA SOBRE LA
GUERRA.

FL Captain Lyman, del 26 de In
fanteria. dar;t hoy en- Ia noche una
confcrencia en- ell Fuerte Sam Hous-
ton, hablandc sobre asuntos de Ia
guerra Europea, de Ia cual tlene Ell
c~onferencista muy vaStos conocimlen-
toS. pues tonic parte en- los principal
les comhateS librados en- ell sector;
de Chateau Thierry.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Ell Secretario de la Guerra
uegard ell % del actual

Av;sos oficiales que fueron rec!-
bidos aver por ell Mayor General De
Rosev c. Cabell. Jefe del Departa-
mento M;litar del Sur, informan que
eli S~ecretario de Guerra en- e. Gabl-
nete del Presidente Wilson, Mr..
Baker. vendri a San Antonio, el lila
- del corTiente.
Segun Sc sabe, ell senior Baker He
CARA a esta ciudad ia noche de Ia fH-
cha mcncionada Y saldra al dia 81
guientc para otroS poblacioneS del
Esrado de California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Tienda Il punto de ser rcbada

In eStablecmiento lie abarrotes
de la esquina lie las GALES de Laredo
V Dolorusa. eSturO 4 punto de ser
nc. Eiizondo. astuvo a punto de ser
robado anres de anoche. a las atlas
horaS.
Los amigos &c 10 a-eno hab!an
roto los cristales de de las Cucr-
tas Y va p]retendian introduclrSe
cuando Sc iieror cuenta de Que, en-
eI interior estaba uno De los emp!e2-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Sc nncionaliza un mexicaHo

En- Ii Se~cretaria dc Ia Corte fede-
raj. hizo aver deciaracires de IN
tcnci6n para o5rener >u ciudadanlA
en- los EStados Uridos, el senior Del
fino Sanchez, nacido en- montenegro
To-. Esrado de Nuevo Leon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Sc estudia n csusa interesante

En- la sra. Corte de Distrito Sc ha
estado e~studiando la causa instruida
en- contra del DR.. E. B. Baylor, de
kile, Texas, a quien Sc lie ma seguldo
proceso como consecuencla de Ia
muerte de IN primo suyo, acaecida
ma &c ciuco amos.
Aver fueron eXaminaGoS varlos
testigos. habiendo todos ren6ido de-
claraciores muy favorables al acu-
saCo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
FESTIVAL DEPORTlVO

Las senoritas Que forntan las a@ru
pacioncs de basketball de la Asccl"-
ci6n CriStiana de Mujercs Jovenes,
celebraran esta noche un intereSan7
te partido de este deporte, en- ct
local de la institution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Acusados de robo.

Dos hcrmaros, hor:brc Y muJer,
de nacionalidad americana, que resi-
den en- TN centrico hotel de la ciu-
dad, fueron ar"estados por los detec-
tives Swift V Carver. en- Vlrtud de
estar ~acusado, del delito de robo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
R.rido.

Francisco Mora, resultG ligerat
mente herido en- I'm accidente que Sc
regissr6 en- Ia esGuina de Ia Gale
Ouinta V la Avenida C.. donde choco
TN caro- cue Mora Nevada con I'M
tranvia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc anuucia para hoy. cn San Antonio, ' sus
alrcGcdorsv. an dia nub!ado. con una t~crHFcra-
tura minima que variar, entire 80 y - era
dos. Sopia-an vientcs modcrados del Ell" III
sur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Cuando necesits Ifbros IN espano'
diriiase a Iguacio E. Lozano. lis n.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
SANTORAL

JUEVES l3.-Santos Rodrigo
Presbitero, Solomon Martires y Eu-
frasia Nirgen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13

Ha=su "a prueba y eonyenzaDse por uSte-
do mismo< que una sofa SplicaciOu bIstar"
para hacer 81 cuts admirable, suGve. olanco
y attractive.
PUEDEN APRECIAR SUS RESULTADoS
DESPCES DE LA PRIMERA APLICACLON.
Ponsa Sobre u parte superior de IA man"
IN pCcu de esta cScuaa y luego trOtela naSt:!
Que lesparezca. No impor;a que 81 cuts es-
- may ;lspero. pucS nusstra creua OhTa ma
rayiiioSamea:s- Una SvLs @plicaci0E harN 81
CUTS y 81 cara ms su=.GS, dances y atrac-
tivOS.
81 una sofa operac;gn riectla TAI trans.
formation en zU CUTS y ea.a. lm4S'ncSs 10
blanco. he-EEoso- y atvactivos que sc pom
Iran despues de usar LA CREMA De BE.
LLEZA GAL.ATEA por eSpacio lie at@unas
SemaaGS.
LA CRENA De BELLEIA GALATEA -
enviar- = c~ualqg:er parte q rsci6o dc 80 cts.
Que & Ct valot De an u0E:C dc . oRza>. a
500 por IN pomu de ) onEas.
81 USA Ell CUPON QUE APAEECE Al
CALCE. LIE EENIARENOS ENTERAMEN-
TIE GRATIS. UNA NUESTRA De NUES-
TRIO MAEAVILLOSO PERFUME GALA
TEA.
FEINDELS. PASQUIER CHEMICAL
CORP. Dept. ;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
CORTES Y POLICIA

dos del propietario, quien Sc propo-
MIA coger 4 los ~ladroneS,' por 10 cual
estos huyerorr sin consumar su deli
TO. a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
Regisiro Civil
NACIMIENTOS.

N~ACIMIENTOS.
Una nina del senior Antonio Sanchez y de
Ia sonora Tomasa Luna de Sanehcz, en- sos
:. Pcccs.
NATRIMONIOS.
Jose Luna y Margarita Garcia.
DEFUNCtONES.
Fidcl Treyino. en- 1919 5. Medina.
Valcntin Fabcla. EN- cI Hospi,a! Roberto T..
Green.
Maria Casanova. en- 200 Pace.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
TELEFONo TRAVIS. 24II-

NOTA:-Los suscdptores, al zanzibar de Residential, deben darnos
tanto la nucva como la antigua dhec con, a fin de poder anotar ell Gamble
en nuestros hbros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
SENORAS Y JOYENES

ST TIENEN AGRIETADA So CARA,
SIS MAN0S ASPERAS. o 81 81 CUTS
No ESTA PERFECTAMENTE BLANDO !
IIAPI0. HAGAN ESQ DE SUESTRA
CREMA De BELLEZA GALATEA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-13
DEFUNCtONES.

Jose Luna y MarGarita Garcia.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec I5-F1OUR-ouotations
per barre. In ninety-eight-pound sacks carload
lots,: Winter straight. $ioalo Is: sTring straight.
SlI 2al5: rye flour. medium to choice. S.71aSI5
corn meal. per 100 pounds. s375a30; city mills
winter Tatent Sll 60 city mills winter straiEht.
Sill. 20; city mills srring patent. N425; city mills
blended patent. Sls.75. The above quotations on
city mills flour ON jobhng pricesD. Receipts.
1.IOi barrels including LES barrels for export.
Wheat sales small Rag lots, BY sample. u %.
g 10. Sis and 8. q per bushel
Cob corn quoted at-White. s6eoaS 6: yellow.
S675 per barrel for carloads: track yellow com.
new. No. or better no quotation.
Com sales-Bag lots. white, new. delivered at
Sl.is per bushel.
OATS No white. sic No. white. SC.
RYE-Bsg lots Of nearby rye, as to quality.
81 3oal 90; No. western export. Sis. nominal.
Hay-No. timothy. 1l.50: standard timothy.
so. 5Oa3l: No timothy. s30oo 50: No. } Timothy.
S5aT; No. light clover mixed. SO 5oa.D; No. 2
light clover mixed. S27a2s; No. / clover mixed.
81. SOFAS: No. clover mixed. S5aT; No l
clover. nominal. ST; No. clover. nominal. SIS
sample grade. $50 Za23
STEAW-No. l straight re. S7als; No. Z
straight rye. SIS 5oal6; No I tangled rye. STA
HSo: No. tangled ne. sl2l2SO; No. l wheat.
sl2al,; No. wheat sllall.50; No. l cat, S4Ial5
No. oat N25aal30
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec. B.-TIe start Of the cotton
market was irregular. with AFil OF forty POINTS
ana other months ten points higher to eight
points lower After showing net losses Of TWEEN
ty to twenty-eight points on active months the
market rallied before the end Of the first hour
on Liverpool and domestic trade buying. as well
as scattered covering
Tart OF the demand for March was asains
SALES OF January. which ruled relatively easy
closing prices were steady at a net advance Of
San points
Spot here STEADY and unchanged at Sc
higher There were no sales SPOT at New Or
leans was steady with midding k-cent higher at
as7sc; the sales 81 bales.
ReceiTtS al important points TODAY: Saran-
nah. lo.ls; Houston. S.so2: Galveston. s,3si:
New Orleans, 6.s6i; St. LpIis, 500: Augusta.
2o3
Cotton tables: prry
The Washington herald., 1919-12-16
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

The Wholesale market prices this morning
ranged about as follows:
BGGS-Strictly fresh s4as5c; syera-e receipt,
s.; souiheTn, r.
CHEfSE-June. whole milk. ssas6c
EMBELLISHMENTS creamery, 7eaTc; prints.
77a7Sc
LIVE POULTRY Roosters. per h.. lsc; tur.
keys. per ID. az: chlckens per Id. soc; hens.
per ID. 2sa3oc; keats young each, gcaSl.
DRESSED POULTRY = Ffesh-kil sprins
chickens. per ID. 52AS4c; hens per h.. nc;
roostcrs. per H.. &c; turkeys per ID. <4af7c
PoRk.ISmall and neat. Ice: medium. Isalsc
heavy. lial5c.
INVESTIGATIONS. h. 2oc: lambs, Isci
sheep. fa6c
NEGErABLFs-Potato per sack S5e5 To-
do. No. ?. 81 Sa2: string beans. per basket, SEAS
eggplant t2Sa@5o per crate: cabbage. S. 5ag 50
per cwt beets. aasc pr bunch lettuce, Ss2 50
PEI hsket: New York celery. sia9 pr crate
telfrT. rer dnzen. 6ca{l: rumaine lctturc. Sla
LIS; squash. S2a3 per crate: s,riug onions, s. 50
as per 100 lunches; onions. pr lO0pound sacks,
y ZSsS5o; sweet potatoes. SiA6: spinach. s. Seas
per barrel: Florida peppers. rer crate, SAI 50:
Florida tomatoes. s2.s0ai pr crate; brussels
SPROUTS. 1a25c per quart