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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

DESEAMOS COMUNICAREOS con personals
que VIVIAN en- donde hay communicates de ira
bajadorc5 meNicanoS, para que ~Intluyan a
mandar. por nucStro condUcto. suS remesas
De dincro o mercancIas para SuS famiiia5 en-
Mexico. Nusstra AGencIa IS casa hOnrada y
economical. MindcnUs su direction = de
mas para que !c iniUrmcnioS sobrr Ia ma
ncra dc que listed nos rcPrcsente : Sano
mas dinero. Diriiase = AGENCIA. Box 4S6.
Laredo, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

Cuando 1eccs.te ii5ros On eSpanol
Girijase a lgnac!o l. LoZano. rs y,
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
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LISTO, SENOR. LISTO.

Tsnemos IN maGnifico Plan con VEIN.
TICUATRO manerss faci!cS lie ganav DING
70, NO DESAPRONECHE I'd. IA opo-tuE..
dad y pldaHos DETALLES GRATIS, en-
viando cs,amp.ilas para Ia cOntcstec.on
MEXICAN CARD co. Box Iii. Sta a
San Antonio. Texas.
Tn ANUNClO en- Ia PRENSA" sIempr,
G dc cNito SECURE. lame I'd. a ~tc!etonO
Travis 2ill y anURs,ese aeste iucGo.
81 NECESlTA carros para mudancGs, o car
g. equipaies. liable . ROSALES; Tc.eiouo
Travis l!26.
TALLER FONCGRAFICO Lca1dEo n. Ro-
driguez. rcpa-ac!on &c :3H6G-a:os De ,odas
el4sv, ' nlaGlInds - coscr. iiaqE!nas SIN
GER tONOGRAFOS COLUMBIA uueyos
en- ABONOS. De sSSunGa maao =! contado.
MUY BARATOS. leo BuenavIsts St SaS
Antonio. Texas
NOS ENCAEGAMOS tie toGa cIasc &c -ec!a.
mac.uase snarc ,J-rcGos. academies Pc7so"a'
les. etc. GcStionarnos Ia comp-I o yenta %
t.er-as para cualquier emTreea. Escr.S7-
nos y qucl@rl conpiacllo. Sra. jGaIa Saen'
&c Robertson. llO- Wyoming s. San An
tonic. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

Sc encuentra en- esta p~oo!ucion
.! senior Alfonso FariaS Cauo, Ayu-
Dante del Gercnce del Distr:to de n
Orden de LeEaLores de! MunIo. luien
.viene 4 instaiar el Campo "GIerHero'
Y M1eT". organizado rccicntcmente Y
q cuenta para ahora con IN considera
bic nJmero de m!embroS. La Mesa
DIrectiva dc d!cha Campo Gucdo in
tegrada &c "a sigCicntc nlanera
Consul ComanGann2. Hitherto Gu
licrrez: Nice-Consul, lose Canales;
Tes2rero, ". L. Barton; Auditorcs,
Hector Ee.a. Josefina Cruz. Roman
Laurel; Maestro de Ceremonies. Ze-
non RAMIREZ; Velador, Edmundo Ba-
rTera: Continela, Adalherto Trevi-
no. Secretario, Arturo Cara; Pro-
Secretaric. 0iputado Arturo Gaona.
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ARRENDANiENTOS

81 RENTA$ > cuartoS arriba de- garage en-
81 ,r:.s7atio. nor $500 mcnsuaics. Prcfcri-
bic uatrimonlo sin nl1os. Renta podra pa
varsc iayauao = co-tando e. zaeate. $50 No,
Flores ST. 'l5)
Sc RENTAN en- Iugar c~entrico. cuatYo pie
zas en- casa particular, a familia honorable
san riao5. iafoman io5 So. Flores s. ~
So RENTA apartamento con tres cuartos
amuc5ladus. 500 y. Santa Rosa Ave. l9b
RENTO te-reno con abundants paStura y
aqua q - millas de Ia ciuGad en- 81 Canine
de fredericksburg Geo. knauff, Route
:. Fox -. TO-
FAMlLIA PARTICULAR a!Gui!a pieza anne
blada. vcntilada, todas comoditadeS. Pre-
terrible caba,Icro. sonora o scnorita cmp!ca-
dos. 100 IVES: Quincy 81. ,!Sl
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PESOUISAS

DESEO SABER cl domicilio de Felicitas
Martinez. de - amos dc cdad. casaGa con
Trinidad Garcia .. hija de Severiana Come.
Sc agradacera toda information que Sc d.
ria a Mr.. John NJ. G-ibbin. SOC HOFFMAN
Bid. Houston. Texas. GO
G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia perosna Que
nc proTorcionc irfOrmeS de mi hiJo Iuada-
lupe RODRIGUEZ. quien en- Septiembrc de ISIS
Sc encontraba en- Thrall. Texas. siendo - ci-
recci6a postal X. -. Troy. Box f. +. d. o.
C~ualGuicr informe sobre 81 particular dIriia-
se Il 6gigida Perez. Nataia, Texas. t2O)
BUENA GRATTFICACION Sc dara a Ia per-
soma que proDcrcion. inforraes eNactos de
mi hermann Domingo Gonzalez. de quicn
hacc tres amos recibi sus ultimas noticias
de Tempo. Ariz- TODD informe sobre cl
particular d~iriiaSc 4 Ma-celina Gonzalez, San
Marcos. Texas. GA
GRATIFICARE amnliamente a Ia PERSONA
que me proporcione informes dc mi bernia-
no Pedro SANCHEZ, originarlo de Leon dc los
AIdamas. Gto. Sus ultimas ~noticias las re-
clbi hace dos amos. Todo irforn'e score el
particular d~irijase 4 Ventura Sanchez, Box
52i. Clarkdalc. Ariz. u5)
Sc DESEA saber el p~aradero del sr. Pascual
?. Reyes, Cuica sali6 de San Antonio rumbo
al Estado de NucVo Mexico. 81 y de Ahril
del ano en- curse. TRES PESOS Sc daI;In de
cratifi.acijn a quien informc dc e., diri-
gienLosc a Mrs. ?. P. Reyes, 81 W. Nucya
II. San Antonio. Texas. U.s.
DARE $1,000 dc qualification a la perso-
IA que nc proporcioue info-ncS verdadcros
de mi madrc Virginia Rodriguez, &c 20 amos
de cdad y QUE hacc tres amos viva en- La
redo. Texas, on Il AveniGa San Dario No.
4.-Todo informc di-ijase Il Carmen Perez
Dc Aculiar. Bon 81, abbott. y. II.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

CoMPRAMOS. Vendemos y Cambisnios Fin
cas-, bienes Races. Minas y Pateates. Es.
cr::os en- InslGs > Espahol y toda elase Do
trabajo lie ~notario. Di-iEirs. a GEO. W.
DEAKE. Notary Public" 25 French But
ting. San Antonio. Texas.
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NOTAS
FIEsTAS A BENEFICIO DE UN CO.
LEGlO.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Julio =.
Vsrias fiestas Sc han estado cc!e-
brante en- esta pohlacj5n a cleae-
f;cio del Co,cgio Atamjrano, todaa
las cuales han -esuitado muy bri!Ian-
ties y rendido pingneS uCllidadeS,
rues ei ?roducto liquido que Sc 90
two de elias, tue d. ce-ca dc cIatro-
cicntos dolares.
La primcra de dlehas fleSIaS lUe
una jamaica que tuvo lugar el donln-
70 gasudc. en- la cual tcmaron Darte
~nunerosas sehoras Y scNorltas dc Ia
meior soc.2daG. Ell lIneS sc verltl-
CO IN Daiie que dura hasta las prime
ras horas de Ia m~adrugada : cue Sc
VIC muv concurrido. Durantc csta
velada Sc hicieron vario$ numcros dc
concerto Que estuvieron 4 cargo de
las seEoritas CrisCina PeHa, Celia Ca
males. Emary Roach, Zoi.a Sa:azar,
Elvira PcAa. Lila CARA AIDA Con-
zalez. = los sehores Hector Neta, To-
mas PeHa. Jesus Gomez. Arturo
Cara Y Zenon Pcna.
Para festas ficstas vinieron muchae
familias dc Beravides y Realities Y
demas luga-cs = v:llas De los aireGaao
res. per 10 cue Ia ciudad Sc VIC con
E. aspecto de los dias de ferla.
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COMPRAS

CoMPRo AVENA. MAIZ. PAPAS = dema,
rroduetos locales. Visiceme tHycndo So
mercancfa o nluestra. Siendo listed agrieul-
ter, recibira Ell mejor precio; no importa cue
Sesee vcnder POGO o mucho. J. NJ. MARIO
GUN. 1916 ". Commerce St. Tel. Travis
ss7I.-San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

TRASPASO TALLER de s~astreria ben ST.
tuado. lis Soledad St Entire las GALES
Houston y Concrete.
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TRASPASOS.

Sc TRASPASA restaurant acrcditado y en-
pe-fectas condolences. laforman en- SOB So.
Laredo St. I'D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

AJoNJOLl. sic. cafe d. Cordoba. lmoiidol
4eSo. sh.pouc seco y eSca5eeAado.
chile suaiiIlo. chocolate y duiceS meN!eanoS'
puros dc tabaco yeracnIzano. ETC., ;enemos
Y rcc,bImos constantenerte. Abarrotes' era
nos = pasturas.-lil2 West 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

FERROCARRILEROS EN- GENERAL.
ST han dejado dcpositos sobre Bonos Ge
IA Li5crtaG, pages a;rassdos o suicides sin
cobrar. con a.SGn ferrocarrii. escribanme in
m~cdiatamcntc. 20 les ayGdarc a obtenCrlO5.
B. de Alcala. Dooiey Bldg. Room :. Hous.
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SEILOS DE COMA

Pa-a comcrcia: ties. P-ofesionistas y Soci--
dades. Complete su!tido de accessories LarS
los nismos. PiGa ~catalcso a I. san T9S
ORTA. 6II Dlorosa ST. Tclcfono Travis
52S2. san Antonio. Texas.
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soc. SEMANARlOS

Colchas dc limo. ~relojes. Erandes, taPeteS y
) co-tinas iinas. Aifomnra grandeS. s-.Oe'
TODD sin en=anchc. II2S Monterrey ST. CT.
1891. L Puentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-14

SUPLICAMOS d todos los meAicanos que ira
baJen en- los Ferrocarri.cS de Texas y a Sus
amigos, que nos mandcn 81 direction pos
tai y Iugar donde t~rabajan. con e. nombrs
dc dos personals que los conOzcan bien, ) les
proporciona-cmos una noticia &C iate-es. Di-
:ijanse al ST. Rafael. ll02 Wyoming St.
San Antonio. TcXas.
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MISCELANEA


81 .,sa ~-E&~eNGs@sz4Aas~sSSNsaSs~'-.
DlSCURSOS, alccucioncs. pocSias. cartas ia
miliarcs. amOrosas. dc duelo Y dc n~eGocios.
a-ticu!os. etc. ncceSitara listed ha,er ire
cucntemente en- 81 vida social. y 81 no sabe
haccrlc. ialtara O sc poRdra en- verEienza.
Cuando ncccsitc aigo de clio, pidalo a Don
Placido Bilbao. 10 Mcnchaca s.. San An
TONIC. Texas. Discusses eXtenSoS, $500
brcves, soc; Cartas, Sl.00. e.
critics dc todas classes a DrecioS convencio-
males.
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PROFESSIONALS
DIR. JOSE MARIA SORIANo.

UfNLLsLA ICLlLUNo.
Preniado en- Mexico. en- Es:ados urido
y en- Francia po5 Ia superioridad de sus us
baios. Sol Brady building. San Antonsa
Texas.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. sos West Hous-
ton St. puede proporeionar a listed tra5a5sr
6ores y empleos. Tciefono CT. 6S4l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

al dividend rate also in dollars
share
are based only on transactions 100 more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04
Summary OF Stock Exchange Dealings
(Bu The Associated Press)

by The Associated Press)
Under the guidance of oils and rails the latter mainly
ced speculative class yesterdays
higher levels a fairly large volume of
Sharing actively
including food stocks tobaccos ding
including material rallies from
low records
The striking exceptions
of the
strengthening the precarious of that
u Steel and kindred issues particularly Cucbe
forged ahead which stressed present
conditions md prices.
Outstanding features of the Tide
OIL Texas Company, Petroleum
and preferred, of to Beet Sugar
United Cigars Corn Products Baldwin Air
of of investment rails
moderate
Much of the days buying clearly of professional
nconerabe proportion credited
in the transportation
In the main bonds firm with especial
notably Anglo-French IS 6s
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Consolidated Exchange

UNIT of trade on this exchange. 10 sharesl
Transactions and prices yesterday for the
moro active char roc follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

- " O0IIlsF Bfoad and Arch Streets
Philadelphia. December IL 1a1s
Inc Directors have this day declared q
quarterly dividend Of two per cent t$l 90 per
sA;'.s), payable January 10. 1919 10 stork-
holders OF record at the close Of business
December 81. 1918 Checks viii ~ mailed
l. ". MORRIS. treasurer.
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Bonds

unlisted. fSell cents per share.
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Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

Sales. Omen u;ch rou r.s+
22u9 Nixon Nevada. 90 az 20 ~
1890 "Onondagas M. SO 3ss ~ ~
200 TE;ay Hercules. az So
1900 IRcchester II &c c7 Is 26
-g s9o = r SILVER P lick sla s}a s1a e1a
loo United Eastern laa a. 4a5 4ss
500 7fWard NJ & NJ rs 2e % 9s
1900 Wash Quartz 81 81 go 81
9 79oo sstt'W ~, p! IS Y Is II
AV0V ~ hite Caps M. II II II II
500 *W Knob pr ~ u, ia 1as
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO Cn
No. LII Iifih 4 ..nn....

.-o.,a. New York January .. 1879
Npilce IS hereby given that III. transit.
books Of registered four per cent. "a,
sold bonds Of The American Tobacco, CON
paliV wiz close at , p NJ January -. 1919
-, 'Ae payment of interest due February
l9ls and reopen at 10 a. N ON .ISehr,,'',,.,,,
81 49I9. J. NJ. w. HICKS. Treasure
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Industrials

Shares. Open. High. Low. Last.
5000 .Actna Expl... Ne PA ~ o "a
1900 BRA lob coup. Is IS 24I2 24I2
600 Chevrolet Mot 154 154 $50 1850
245 sCoumb Wool. 11N4 1873 IVA 1874
$500 photograph Ps. ga sIa ga 85s
1000 seen Asphalt aeIa 4o94 39Ia 4oHa
1900 &c Mot 6s W 70 70 70 70
ass 'Cillctte SAT r 112 114 11e 113
200 Hupp M Car. 43s .H5s 49e .45s
1850 Int Con Rubber 10Ia 14Ia 1OIa 14I2
1850 keystone T e. Il asa 45s4 "a 44I4
5000 Mnrconi of Am 4Is 90
500 sNat Coal G. 7. AZ SO AZ 40
200 Nor Am Z & r. 2Is 2ts 2La 2Ia
1900 Perfection r X. - ~ 70 h
1000 Smith M r.. IL % ID 10
1000 Subm Boat vic. IL 1875 IL 1875
1900 -United Motors. 341s 80 34Ia 34N
G25 ~ S l. g. II G. ia "a ~ "a
S S6o0 N ' saea,n ship. So AZ 81
1890 1899 ". W%y 4 A G9a; ~ 4Hs ~ 44H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

4Dividend pending settlement of railroad contract
pending decision of Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-04

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G E. ( A To- 10 io7 - T, ~ r. , ~, 5. Ashea
Gsrro De Pas 's ssy, q Pi f. GO as. "a
Cues X Or ~ -, ~ u.s. e. va. ~ %
"a 90 pr ANo1 "a Pond p9 s Or cqsi f. = l.
Chi Or West ga 81 DO ~ 81 ,95
10 pr rs Pap : { j. e.
G % " e a.. e. 7a's as s.eel sn ~. 81
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d. : re ~. 9Sls So w. ~ ti-' so 80
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do pr ~ 66s4 Il Sa l,1s7 M i5ilI "a g
Chino c Cop. 557s "a dD " 80 y,
''g go Dr fe"o.. l S5 az, % i ss = e.
Col 10 l. 'S So ' ss se 90 n IL e. 81
do pr ..-.. l5 do pr - IS Is,
Col u So. n n do pr Ills l25
DO DO "a a pPi z o Is s ss' A'6 on s
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do pr .....l 1854 f07 do Or ....i02 liz
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do pr . 1903 = ioa = standard Mi. li5 i20
SreS cafpe. . 81 do pr $500. 85ra 30
do pf ..... 81 9its s.stz Motors. zS,a 81,
Cuba Am Su. 1875 100 sun Staai AL, cci
Cuba Cano SUI 3osa 3Oss 4, mr. - a..
90 pr '---- a5's a9's Tenn Cop & G 1874 ~
Deere GO pI 70 80 Texas & Pac IS 35'
d i & W....f3O 1876 Texas % is3r. Ia
u X Il G. 3s4 7 Thi-d Az RR II ~,
do pr 800. ga iTiaewafor on pos 2so
LONE Mines i2ss 10 iTob Producis 55tL *
BET Edison. 1903 il6 DO pr - o3 ia
bet Tn KR.. 80 iTol : l. & " IN
Dist Sec - 524 52ss d. cffs
: x a do pr 49,. 10 20
DO pr ..... do nr ctfs 10 -
Eec ST Bat SO SIS Trans & " = AZ. 90
Eikhorn Coal 28l. 28t7 Twin ci.v n r "a 40
,, do pr 49,. ~ do pr $3.50. 20 l25
rrie -. ~ Idrs Underwood TIP b5
do "a pr. 2ei7 2ti7II-n Ray 4 p %
ley - ~ = 20 Julon Pacific i29z $50
10 40 pl 49, S.Ie 81 do pr $500. = p
do pr 49,. o2t7 93ssIr,f Cigar ~ ia tfo
CASH Will'ms 2S7s 30 do Or ina. ia
N'si "eni 49, 20 ~ United Drug. go 81
Gen Cigar - 49,, -9aa 90 - ~ ~ ~
do pr 800 90 io3 H. r,ve,soaai "a ~ ~
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Gen Motors 49, 1909 1874 i-nifed Fr,i. ,ss 80
do pr 81 50 TN Ky Invest IL q
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05
FIRST MESSAGE OF GOV. THOS.
 RIGGS, JR., TO LEGISLATURE.

duties local draft boards the Food Admns Alien Property Custodian prop ably Territorial Food Administrator that the esteemed fellowAaskan Royal Gunn increasingly charitable Red They the lmeght Of publicity the1 their reward been the children breathe the tweve from his ings supporting French orphan asked small poy chubby hand if he intended buying replied; goin buy thrift stamp
 All honor and children
 LOYALTY AND DsLOYALTY
 demonstrated that the loyalty of very the highest This has beeh enlisted that drafted endeavOred enlist, regulations of the
 afford show it's appreciation military service by the of medal of the conflict The throughout the Territory effect the  efficiently almost all without avang them Alaska of her participation in the affairs of the nation
 hand, that small part of the
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05

Following is O he read o the Leg
 
 Juneau, March5 of he
 the privilege of addressing hon. Alaska the session United States has of although virtually accomplished fact.
 of this Alaska stands well from being the leader endeavor population the navy In every of charities have has Alaskas created by abnormal population steadily dwinded communities contain hand of labor shortage increased Of gold fallen off aamngy Development industry standsl We approach still rest heavily shoulders but convinced that meeting and difficulties the with pride the prompt response that Territorial Council influence felt in all
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05
on Page Five.)

The band played the Star Spang led Banner" and the guns boomed forth from the escort of destroyers accompanying the transport George Washington.
 The President spent the night on board the transport.
 JAPANESE OFFICIAL IS FOR
 PEACE
 PARIS, March 5. - Associated Press)-Marquis Saijoji, head of the Japanese peace delegation here, says Japan is entirely in sympathy with the great project to establish peace on a just, impartial and solid basis.
 TAKING SHORTEST ROUTE
 ABOARD THE GEORGE WASH INGTON, March 5.-(By Associated Press)-The transport George Wash ington is taking the shortest route to France, and expects to arrive af- ter an eight days voyage. The convoy consists of the cruiser Montana and numerous destroyers. Several dirigibles and aeroplanes ac. companied the transport to sea.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05
SENATE PROCEEDINGS

a When the Senate convened at one o'clock this afternoon, all members of that body with the exception of Senator Roman were present. Sen ator Sutherland occupied his seat for the first time.
 After the prayer by Rev. James T. Mcqueen, and the reading of yes terday's journal, communication from Gov. Riggs was read in which he requested that the Senate and the House of Representatives hold a joint session Wednesday afternoon to re- aeive his message. The communi- cation was accepted upon motion of Senator Britt, which was amended by Senator Hess to include that ! committee be appointed to meet with the House to make arrangements for the joint session. Senator Britt accepted the amendment and the amended motion was passed. Prest- dent Frawley appointed Senators Hess, Price and Sundback as the committee.
 The Secretary then read House Resolution Number One, introduced yesterday by MT. Collins and adopted by the House, in honor of C. K. Snow, member of the 1915 and 1917 sessions of the House from the Fourth Division, who died shortly after the last session. The resoiu. tion was laid on the table until such time as it could be referred to committee.
 MT. Sowerby and MT. Daly, com | mittoo from the House to notify thN Senate of the organization of tho House, appeared before the Senate and read their communication House Concurrent Resolution Num- Der One which provided for the joint session this afternoon to receive the Governors message was read and adopted by the Senate. Senator Britt reported to the Sen ate that the committee appointed to notify the House of the Senate's or ganization had performed its duty, and Senator Price reported that the committee appointed to notify the Governor that the Senate had or ganized had conferred with the Gov ernor.
 Senator Hickman, chairman of the committee to confer with Gov. Riggs with regard to sending boat tn search for Senator Sutherland. re- ported that the Governor was ready to do anything that the Senate might suggest-send as many, boats as needed.
 Senator Sutherland thanked the Senate for it's interest in his welfare. President Frawley- assured him that the Senate was thankful that he had returned safely
 It was moved by Seantor Suther- land that a recess of ten minutes be declared in which to make ar engagements for the joint session.
 President Frawley appointed Sen ators Hess, Sutherland and Britt to form a committee on rules.
 The Senate then adjourned and went into the joint session.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05

dict being that it was strong, clear. and informing.
 The message appears in full else where in The Empire.
 On motion of Senator Sutherland, vote of thanks was extended to the Governor, and on motion of Rep. resentative Pennington it was order ed that the message be spread upon the Journal of both the Senate and the House.
 Before the joint session, short ses- 5ions, at which routine business was performed, were held in both houses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

A short session of the House pre- ceded the joint session. Speaker White called the House to order at two o'clock. Following the roll call, it was moved by MT. Collins. and seconded, by MT. Began that the House dispense with reading tho Journal of March 4th. The motion carried and was accepted. %
 Speaker White appointed Mir. Noon and MT. Allen to notify the Senate that they were ready for the joint session of the bodies. s.
 The House then adjourned. sub ject to the call of the Speaker while the members of the Senate arrived and took their places in the House. Committee on Committees Make
 Progress
 Speaker White reported that the Committee on Committees of tho. House is making progress, and may be able to report tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05

Wilson has sailed for France and is determined that he will not come back until the business for peace is concluded on the other side. accord ing to the speech made last night in the Metropolitant Opera House.
 His departure was marked by its simplicity, in marked contract to the noisy demonstrations when he sailed for Europe the first time. A small crowd was on the pier and the President waved his hand in fare well as his boat drew away from the dock
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05
MRS. RIGGS IS ON
 WAY TO JUNEAU NOW

Gov. Thomas Riggs Jr., received telegram this morning informing him that Mrs. Riggs and children arrived at Vancouver last night, and that they will leave there for Juneau on the Princess Mary this evening"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05
WILL LEAVE FOR SOUTH

H. R. CaIfee is in, Juneau from Jualin. MT. Calico will leave on one of the next boats for the South whero he will spend a few weeks vacation. !
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-05
REPRESENTATIVE CASEY e
 IS ILL AT HIS HOME

Representative w. W. Casey is III at his home today. and was unable to attend the session of the House and the joint session. u is believed he will be on duty again tomorrow.