davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

Chandler Motor in 1919 would earn a
balance for dividends Of $40 per share.
Chandler Motor is rather individual
lied among the motor shares by rea-
son of the exceedingly simple nature
Of its capital structure. The company
has no bonds, no preferred and only
10000 shares Of stock.
Under these conditions and facing
the promise Of another big year in
1920 it would not be surprising if later
on stockholders received extra even
above the regular 16 per cent dividend.
Hayden, Stone e Co.
Capitalization
AS soon as the plan to finance Europe
takes tangible form and some good
business looms in sight we are likely
to see crystallization Of bullish senti-
ment-E. ". Wagner & Co.
Food Stocks
Food stocks will benefit from the i'm
mediate demand for goods coming from
enemy countries when the treaty is
signed.-HornbloWcr e Weeks.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28
Money and Credit

Call loans opened and renewed at s
per cent for mixed collateral yesterday,
compared with renewal rate Of per
cent on Thursday. The closing rate
was Az per cent. Loans on all-indus-
trial collateral were II of / per cent
higher.
Time loans are small and scattered.
The rate remains at per cent for all
maturities on both new loans and re-
newals.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with year ago, were
as follows:
Call money:
Yesterday. Year ago.
Per cent. Per cent.
s On mixed collateral 4H
On indus. collateral 5E s
Time money (mixed collaterall:
Sixty days ........ 8 634@6
Ninety days ....... 6 54@6
Four months ..... 6 63l@6
Five to six months. 6 5M@6
Bank Acceptances.-Rates were un-
changed yesterday as follows:
Thirty Sixty Ninety
Spot de- days. days. days.
livery: Per cent. Per cent. Per cent.
Eligible
banks -. .4h@4 4A@4A 4h@4A
Eligible
ron-mem-
Der banks4A@4 4A@4I4 47s@4A
Ineligible
bank bills.5A@41z 5I4@41z 5A@424
For delivery within thirty days:
Per cent
Eligible member banks. ........ 41t
Eligible non-member banks..... ... 4z
Ineligible bank bills. ls............ s
Bank Clearingnr-Bank clearings yes
terday were:
New York. -. .S755, OK, ,3o4 s67, 7,535,3o7
Boston ........ 56,673,775 13,8o7, 1863
Philadelphia -. 76,8S1 ,487 15,282,118
Sub-Treasury. The Sub-Treasury
gained $1,4o1. 900 from the banks on
Thursday.
Silver.-London, 5sAd; New York,
$1.08A; Mexican dollars, S3N@87%.
London Money Market.-LONDON
June 27.-Closing rate for money, ~
per cent. Discount rates, short bills,
3A per cent; three months bills, 3sa
per cent. Gold premiums at Lisbon,
10000.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

Following are the official rates
quoted by the American Relief Admin
istration on exchange against the coun-
tries on which it has supervision over
all dealings;
Marks to the dollar
germany .............. 1850
tlnlan0 ............... 500
Kronen to the dollar
Czecho-Slovakia ....... 1850
German Austria . "a
Jugo -Siavia ......... %
Lei to the dollar
Rumania .........,.. 0.36
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

ot IL SWn Term bs
5000. 90
San An & A p 4s
5000. 67
Seaboard A l. adj 5st
1000. ..... sta
Sinclair Oil II
II, 600. ..... 1884
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

London Money Market.-LONDON
June 27.-Closing rate for money, ~
per cent. Discount rates, short bills,
3A per cent; three months bills, "a
per cent. Gold premiums at Lisbon,
10000,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-28

Sub-Treasury. - The Sub-Treasury
gained $1,401 900 from the banks on
Thursday.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
Movies Drawing Well-KnoWn
 AlaSkarS

The motion picture concerns go in for Alaskaq scenes and Alasksns go in for the movies. This Is evil dent from the number of films that seek to depict the wild frontier life of the Northland and from the num- bers of Alaskans who are now play ing in the movies Several of Rex Beach's famous novels founded on Alasks life, with an Alaskan setting are now popular screens. And eV' erybody knows that Beach is an Al askan. Wilson Misner, another Nic' turesque Alaskan now living in New York, writes an occasional scena- rio with Alaska as the feature and Jack Hines, an old time Nomeite' frequently appears in the movies Al Cody has Q steady job in the movies down around Los Angeles and had much to do with the production of the "Flame of the Yukon.." Miss Alice Niece, a Val deg girl, Is also in the cast
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
TWO MORE ARE
 BACK IN NORTH

Privates Ike Seavers and Curley Shea were returning passengers on the Princess Mary last night enroute to Whitehorse, which city they left last September to join the colors of the United States, both of the boys being nephews of Uncle Sam.
 These two boys went out with their teeth shut tight in their deter imitation of giving a good account ot themselves to the Huns, but the of the armistiec knocked their pans in the head.
 From Fort Seward they were trans ferred to Camp Lewis, and shortly after his arrival there Pvt. Shea was sent t7 Camp Dodge, Iowa. but Pvt. 5eavers remained in the west. Both were honorably discharged, the form CT at Camp Grant, H., and the lat ter at Camp Lewis.
 While awaiting transfer orders at
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
Valdez to Name
 One New Shir

Col. Lenoir has telegraphed to the Governors Office a copy of q telegram from the Manager Of the General Publicity Committee at San Francisco, of the Liberty Loan Drive, dated Feb. 28.
 "As the result of Over-subscrip- tion .IH the contest of the Fourth Liberty Loan, valdez won the hon or of naming a ship being built by the Government Shipping Board. Have committee cable at once name chosen for ship and of woman sponsor for ship. Name Is not to be after an individual or name Of ship already in use."
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
Hard To Make
 Return Passage

The Department hasrecently been informed that 1t is practically i'm possible to obtain return passage from Europe to the United States at Ghe present time. This informa- ton Is called to the special atten- ton e persons who cOnt'mplata makins short trips to Eurpeon countries. It is suggested that por- sons interested apply for further In formation to steamship agents.
 Department of State,
 Division of Passport Cen" O..
 January 2S. 1919.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10

James Gaudin, more popularly known to his many friends in -he north as Jimmy" arrived In Skag- way on the Princess Mary last even- ing and left this morning for White horse 70 resume his duties there as chief engineer Of the White Pess river division. Jimmy occupied his time while in skagway visiting wtH his many friends here. t......
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
OLO ALASKA SHIP
 NAY SAIL SOUTH

San Francisco, March 10 - Via Bremerton and Cordova Radio - w Scannell, one of the California transportation men has taken an op- tion to buy on the SS. Humboldt.
 f 1 he buys this ship he will place her on the San Francisco Los Angeles run. The option runs untl Wednesday of this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
WILL QUIT j0B
 ON JULY FIRST

Paris, March 10 - Herbert HcoF' CT, United States food administra- tor, who is making an investigation into the food situation through Lit tie Buropea, has made an announ- cement to the effect that he expects to retire from the food administra- tion commission the first of July.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
President Now Head Of
 University

Kingston, March 10 - E. R. Beatty, president of the c. P. h, has been offered and has accepted the chancellorship of Queens uni 7ersity, In succession to the late Dr. Douglas of New York.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10

Washington, Monday - In:orma- tion which has been slowly filtering out relative to the Alaska Ranroad situation, through certain members of the congressional investigation committee which has been quietly making a probe into the matter of the delay and increasing demands for additional appropriations for the completion of the federal rail- way now building in Alaska, would indicate that the total summary of all the facts that have been gathered together by the committe, indicates that ra open investigation is imi- nent. ''
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
ALASKA NEWS
 SENT BY RADIO

Seattle, March - Via Bremer- ton Cordova Radio-A break in the Alaska cable occurred about twenty miles from Seattle today. The break will be repared today and ser vice will be resumed probably to- night. @ R
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
POLES IN NEED
 IF MUNITIONS

Post, March, 10 - Via Bremen tn and Cordova Radio - Presid- ent Padrewski has appealed to the Allies for munitions of war to pre- vent the Bolshevik from taking Lem berg. The Polish army is sadly in need e equipment and ammunition and therefore Padrewski has turned to the Allies for aid.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
INFORMATION INITIATES .. CONGRESSIONAL |NVEST|GA
 T|ON MAY REVEAL GROS' N|SMANhGEMENT BY BOARI

The information thus far unof cially given out intlmates that the had been gross inefficiency, If | criminal miSmanagement, in the C. struction o the road.
 It Is also asserted by some that road which has already been bu has cost as high as seventy fl thouand dollars per mile more th' it should have cost, and that it far from being completed, and th an investigation would show th great lack of judgement has result in an enormous waste of the publ funds.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10

Ft. Seward, both of these boys fir quently visited Skagway, whe they became well and favorab known, and it was with much jt that their many friend Erected the uuon their return. MeSsrs. Shea Seavers left on the train this nor: ing for their homes in Whitehors
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
STRIKE
 . .IS DECLARED OFF

Seattle, March 10 - Via Bremer- ton and Cordova Radio-The Tac- oma and Aberdeen shipyard strike has been declared off and the men have returned 10 work
 The old scale of wages prevail.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
GERMANY NEEDS FOOD ADMITS
 FRENCHNAH

Paris, March 10 - Via Bremer- ton and Cordova Radio General Pinchon stated today that Germany was sadly in need of food but as sarted that Germany must live up to the terms of the armistice before aid will be forth coming.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10

v. 1. Hahn superintendent of the ". P. and Y. Route returned on tle train Saturday from a trip across the line. ! 'r .E :ls @lE W
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
No Strike By
 . These Worker

Al Henderson superintendent the W. P. and Y. Route ship yart at Whitehorse returned on u Princess Mary last night from Va eouver.
 MT. Henderson was accompanit by about thirty ship carpenters al other mechanics who left On u train th.s morning for Whitehorse.
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10
GERMANY MUST PAY EIGHT
 BILLIONS 10 BELGIUM GOV.

Paris, Monday - The Belgian peace delegates, who are in atten- dance al the peaace congress stated today that Bel.tum's demands against Germany would amount to eight billion dollars. One fourth of
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10

Mrs. James McAlister left Ia night on the Princess Mary for a V 1t to Tacoma and other sound citie
The daily Alaskan., 1919-03-10

this amount would have to be paid over to the Blegian government at once and the balance in stipulated amounts at specified times announ- ced Mons. Desparet of the coln- mission on reparaation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
Caruso resueIve ir a cantar d
Mexico
CVicnc 3e la Ia. Pag)

enviada H. Mexico por 'o1Gncc7 "e
Ia E~cIitab,c Trus; Company. "'no
~garamtia de page del cont7r;p.
ina partc de Ia temporada ca"tara
Caruso On cl Teatro Iris y otra par
te en- la plaza &c Toros. staE'!" el d.
nero que ha recibido 10 cue lc CORES
pordcr& COMO page por lbs cuatEo
iltimas funciones, dehieni" rcc.bIr
Il page IL Ia primera algunas horaS
antcS de QUO SC !cvantc ell teton.
Aun no han qucdado terminates
todos los ~arreclu: refcrcntc; 4 Ia
t~cmporada, pero So c"nSidcra Droha-
Die que Ia soprano mexicana Ada Ma
~varreLe sea contratata, i menoS que
el Director Polacco no accptc Que fl
cure en- ell elercc.
La esposa ic Carusc !" accnlpa'a-
RI a Mexico Y auuGuc. scgUn SC sabe,
cspera ST. primer nine para Dicieri-
bre. Green qCe cstari nIui de rcgrc-
So antes de csa fccha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
FL PATRIOTISMO DEL CLERO MEXICANO NO
DEBE De SER PUESTO EN- DUDA
D~ecIaraciones del Arzobispo Dr.. Mora y del Rio
LA uaica manera como pueden los s~acerdotes contribuir a
la salvation de Ia Patria, es orlando, y
este 10 hacen co~nstantemente

'sir.a-que nurca 81 clar" m~cXlcano
pcdiria nj apovar!a una intervention,
DECLARE que nmgun nirmhco dc Ia
Iglcsia mcXicana podria aproHar
cualoIier trGhaio que &c inlclara en-
contra De IA >obcraril naclonal.
"Estvv secure, -cCI.t:ruo. que
aingUn ~Saccr:!otc, II los gu, cSt.tm en-
terra cXtran.cra, !2rIGr con au"roS
Gus la intervention porpuc antics
cue TODD. lo, saCcrdp.CS son mcN:ca-
nos. Aplaudo las ge;tiomes que Sc ha-
Ger para esitar Ia Intervention paes
orc en- c~ualqupGr forn.a dehe evi;ar-
Sc 20: los nae5lcs un nrcvo dcrrama-
mientc lie sangr2. Ia Unica manera
como puedcn los sacerdotes contri-
BUR a Ia SalvtciGn de Ia ratrla cs
ora Y este |, haceA constantcmentc
i creo Que estan "5ligados a nacer-
10 todos los mcxicaaos cue sean ca
l,oncos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
LEGO a N. York el ex-Pdte.
Pardo del Peru
CVicne dc la Ia. Pag)

Sa!io del Peru On cl 'Hcrcules,' un
LARGO pcqueno cuyo captain 10 ira.
t. con toda chase dc considerations
durante los tres dias Que cstuvo a
bordo dc 81 Sufriendo g~rard2mentc 4
cauSa del marco, pues ademas dc que
81 barco cs de vela Y muy peQueno,
ci mar estaha sumamentc picado.
Tres dias despu&S de que salio de
Cal!ac ell DR.. Pardo. encontraron en-
alta mara al "Ucayal;,' w vapor
grande. Y 2 Ell Sc tras!ado. habierdo
hccho a 81 bordo Ell viaje hasta Colon
dondc Sc lc unieron 81 esposa y e!
-esto de su familia.
La travesia que hicieron per Pa
r.r1a tuvo que ser muy lanta 4 eau
sa dc Ia falta &c medios de comuni-
cacion ' dc Ia forrna rutinaria de via
jar que les causa molestias tcrinles q
todos los viajeros.
Firalmerte, Sc embarcarou a Dor.
co del "Tivives" y CT e hicicron el
viaje hasta este puerto donde desen-
harcaroR hoy.
Cuando SO lie diio que SC considera-
ha probable que fucra rccorocido c!
gobierno dc Leguia y que ain SC de-
cio que 10 hnbta sido. no quiso haccr
concentrate algunn, pero Sc pudo yer
clarancnto quo ID noticia 10 dtssua.
taba On ..Hsdo sumo,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
Sc SALVO LA SlTUACiCN

C~omicnzan I llcgar LIS frutas y tc'
.rr,hrcs FL mercadC LOCAL, p~roGcdrn-
les de California. dc 3onde aver 81
,.cc.h:cron I'm CAIRO DC 'cchuga Y uho
dc tomato. emo C. sdhldo. Ia 1aIta
dc lccun,brcS On Ct mcrcado dc san
Antonio Sc doLio a ia ultima hueiga
de fcrrocarrilcros Dc California. nc
10 a~anicndo cesado "a. cl disturbio'
sodos los mercedes auc dcpcndHn dc
IA producciG@ dc cjertos articuloS en-
aaucl Estado, ~renaCcrin a Ia vida
De Colorado tambicn llcgaron aver
por ia n'anana dos ca-ros Y 81 nc
huhiera sido POI csta circunatarcIa'
aicen los c~cr;erciantes, NADIA hubie-
ran podido ofrcccr para ci consume
de alcr V 1e hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
Una Bonita CabelIera Au1lenta Ia
HernOSura de las MuChaC has

:~MUCHACHAS! cPor que no tcncr una hcrm0Sa ca
heiIera? II caLcIlo a~bundanIc Y tcrsO hacc mas hcrmoSaS
i las joycmc$. Empicccn hoy miSmo L uSar NkNENoN
HERPICIDE ' pronto nolardn los bcncliclos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06

SAN DIEGO. CALIFORNIA, sep
tiembre Lola reception que hara
San Diego al prcsidentc Wilson sera
de tai mode enthusiastic que ha dc sd
perar a la que sc hizo q Ia flota del
Pacifico.
Hay que ~rccordar que fueron los
pueblcs del Sur de California los que
decidieron las cleccioneS presidential
lcs ultrmas Y los que por sus votes.
dieron cl trIunfo al Partido DEM
rrata. Esta circunstancia y el he
cho de que cl ComitG Democratic de
San Diego ha puesto TODD 81 empc-
no en- cntusiasmar al publico para Ia
nroxima vista presidential, daran
motive a crandeS festividadcs.
Todavla no SC ha selcccionado eI lu-
ear donde va 4 hablar ell senior Pre-
sidentc Wilson. pero probablemente
sea en- 81 pabcl!on del organo mo-
numcntaI del Parque Balboa.
FL programa de fcStejos quo sc
prcparan en- honor del PrcSidcntc cs
larCuisimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
Sc rcstabIcci0 CI service.

FL ~scrvicio dc trcncs dc San Diego
n Los Angeles. ha qu"dado rCstahlc-
cido completameatc.
Ccntenares DC p~crsonas que no hI-
bian podido lIeCa- a esta poblacion
nj a otras dc California, detcnidaS
a TODD 10 largo dc Ia Inca divlsorla
desdc San Antonio hasta San Der
nardino. han arribado va al punto pa
I'd el cual venian visjando cuando
la huelga paraliz6 ell trafico.
Muchas personals estan tratando
de investigar 81 podran cobrar a la
Empresa dc los f~crrocarrilcs cl dine
70 que pcrdieron por Habcr tenido
cue cmprcnder cl viajc en- automo-
viles, va que no podian espcrar ell
plazo indefirido que daban las COM
panias de ferrocarril.
NADIA Sc sabe sobre 81 eSas recla-
maciones seran validas o no. pues. a.
bora Ia empresa esta en- poder del
Gobierno. V ell motive de Ia parali-
zaci6n del trafico. segun opinan al
gunas personals. puede considerarse
de fuerza mayor"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
Viaicros a Tijuana.

Sc habia detcmido Ia corriepte dc tou
ristas a la Baja California, debldo pro
bablementc a Ia suspension del trait
co ferrocarrilero que cause tanto
perjuicios a innum2rablcs cmprcsas Y
al publico.
Ahora Sc nota una afluc7cia blcn
Srande dc viajcrog; cn la aduana dc
Tijuana formar dos largss fl!aS &c
varias decenas dc metros los au-
tomovilcs dc los torurjstas cue espe-
ran su turno para obtener los permit
SOS ~nccesarios Y cnrrar a Ia pobla-
cion mcXicana.
Sc cree quo aumcntc 81 numero dc
viaieros en- estoS djas, por 10 QUO SC
e-ncuentran satisfochos Jos tiiuancD-
scs Y los sandicguinos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
La fiesta en- Tecatc.

Para Ell ola S del actual Sc va a
celcbrar Ia fiesta de los Ninos He
roes en- Tecate. Baja California.
va hcmos iaformado sobre este a.
sunto; pero ahora nos resta deciE
cue rauchos alumnos del Colegio Mi
litar de los que Sc encueatran en- es-
Ia ciudad V en- Ia de Los Angeles a.
sistiran Z IL ceremonial y al banque-
tc cue ha dc celehrarse en- Ia simp&-
tea poblaci6n bajacnliforniann.
e. Gobernador del Distrito Norte,
Coroncl Canti, ira q esta fiesta :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
sERA REFUNDIpN UN BATTALION

Sera v%ofundido e. ci - &c Infnn-
,cr;a dc los Estadcs Unidos q 20. Ga-
talon del - dc IA nisma arma.
'laiertras emprcndc Ia n archa Jumbo
al Campo Lee, Gcnde Sc Incorporate
q I'll propia institution. FL cItado Be-
tailor vicra proccdcntn del Campo
Bcwic y Sc eatacioHara PROVISIONAL
Ulcntc en- cl Campo Travis. Sc .spcra
Ia }ler:da De la mencio;;ada part.da
cue :. Corapone dc doce oficlaIeS Y
cic7 hor!orcs &c tropa, para ell lu1eS
. martes de la nr6xlma semana Du-
rarte su Marcia Sc detendra en- va
rics ~c!udades, como Waco, Austin,
Y otras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
RECORTE I'D. ESTE ANUNCIO.
VALE DINER0

No 10 pierda. Recorte este anun,
clio V envielo, acompanado de &c. er
esta;npillas a Foley and Co., 2s3;
Sheffield Ave, Chicago. III. I'd. re,
cibira, a vuelta de correo, un paque,
te de muestra de Foley's Honey anG
Tar Compound, para Ia tos, resfrios y
Group; otro de Foley Kidney Pills
para los dolores de costaGo Y de es-
palda, reumatismo Y Intermediates
de los rinoaes, de ia vejiga y Foley
Cathartic Tablets, que son IN magni-
fico laxative Y 10 mejor para Ia cons
tipaci6n, biliosidad Y dolor de cabe-
20. (Adv.)
(Advl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
PROXIMA JAMAICA

La Corgregacitn del Catccisn>o
del Wcs. End. Ia hecho circular las
invitacioncs para una Jamaica 0 &c
ria. one tcrdr& veriTicatiro Fl dla !
del rreSenCc en- Ia esquina dc las ca
les &c San Jacinto y Ruiz. 20; pro-
ductoa dc ia citads Jamaica - drS-
t;na7 a Ia constructor del Temple
&c Nueslra SeIora De Ia Pa, que Sc
,icrc el proyecto dc ~leyantar. h~cc
a.-In tempo. Firma las mv1tacioncS
81 limo ST.. DR.. a. D!oesSarts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-06
Ii Harlan Una CRANDIOSA RECEPTION AL
PRESIDENTE WILSON EN- CALIFORNIA

| probablemente Ia presida por su ca
racter de Gobernador del DistritO.
Fl ~Ingeniero don Rodolfo Diaz dc Ia
Vega cs ell principal organizador del
festival patriotico que promote result
tar Driliantisimo.
Sc inc ell Submarine.
FL Submarine a!emdn | B-oS, uno
de los mas rotablcs de cuantos Sc hi
cicron en- .Alemania en- la cpoca de
la guerra. ha salido De este puerto
rumbo al de Los Angeles.
Durante su pcrmanencia aQui fuc
ohicto de la curiosidad dc mas de Gin
CO mil personals. La maquinarla. los
provcctiles. cI periscopio. etc, TODD
10 vicron con dctenimiento mlilares
de sandIeguinos Y c]entenares de nc
~Xicanos.
Sc c~alcula que en- las once mil MI
Has cue ha recorrido csta nave va
en- calidad dc trofco dc guerra. un
rrarto dc million dc personals. han en-
trado a visitarla. La admiration quo
nroducc csta arma es unanimc: MI
de mas de sescnta metros, tlenc Qua
tro tubos lanzatorpcdos. un canon
muy polcroso sonre cubierta' y en-
sn interior. TODD csta ocupado por Ia
r,aouinaria. Esta "camuglafeado
dc azul V verde Y ccrca dc la Proa
ticnc pintado un par &c ojos chimes
cos, cue son producto de un rasgo
n, hucn humor de los alcmanes que
n;ntaron la nave para hacerIa mF1sl-
bic A distancia.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Handled ikc ln orlinar, broom. with
ro other power q Now device com
nIncs the principles oi che carpet
sweeper and vacuum cleaner
Experiments have proved ihat paper
NUN can nr successfully made lrom
inr stahs uf Tho miiiet which grows
plouuHaNy in Manchnria.
Ncrl nttio nrltr cham tho usual
seal De- new electrically heated dee
tIce 20 mru scaling wax nnd impress.
D. rron letter or package.
Twin hasfuie bridges each section of
which ie operated separately hy clcc.
ifie motors hnFc hccn erected over
tho nrfuf ci European harlor
WIN sts1 FRAMES and hcavt dues
covers "a picnic table and chairs foi
alx persons can nc uufoldcd and pack
ed into d conveniently carried rolf
STA automobile alarm Invented hy
f'rrnthmln consists Of pair of bells
tlat are nuns hy propeller whricl Dol
tiU air through which n posess
Coins placed Dob front OF O. new io'
hluh dlmrrc1r inside NJ BE- when per-
son whistles iho device heine operated
hl "a mhcrurhonc and electromagnetic
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
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Taon Mel as thD Iret Chmoso motion
picture stlr ~ show how GrrmHuf
vHe foilcd Boz fhe Orient nnf bow fhD
AMERICAN. Japanese uui Chimes,
troops have rescued 200 of Northern
Asia from thc eeip OF ntrm m %
o. hroueht to ilfhi how iho Hma
wii stoop to bring Coz uccossfe
conclusion their imholru nloH
nesidos THESE extraordinary event.
Co thrn cveri rcd.hlno1ed American
"for thc Freedom oi thc Eaet wmoI
comes Go tho Amnu thrater f0dAy
stamps lu 81 Lowry who conceived
and directed tho stlrins spectacle.
director without 20 poor Boo thp mnknr
of patriotic nIcurn
ENaggouDon hlH no place Boo
Lowry production Sd, proved thn'
m DTS previous nlfuotr triumph
'fol iho lrorlom or Uhr Woll nMDl
haa hoon on. of ihe most successful
productions of 90, goar
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-12
BIOLOGISTS OPEN THREE. DAY
IN DALLAS ON THURSDAY

Houston, ishaei March il the
fourth annual meeting of thC Amer.
lean Association CO.. Geolog lsfH VIII COM
vcue Thursday at Dallas tor three.
daN meeting. President AlcXnudei
Deusson of Houston sunoHnced Tues
day.
Mark r. Requa head Of The Oh di
vision. United States Fuel Adm,niF.
tration. viii attend. One ol the prm
clnal subjects ior discussion VIII b,
the question OF fixing the valuation OF
Oh lands Ralph Arnold of me Internal
Revenue Department win speak on thl'
subject
A banquet saturday night VIII bo GA,
ehlci fooini event.