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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06

NNNTED-SteRdy men Of good
.Ut 1,icr IN al parts OF Obahoml 10
r."- NJ Ms and sell sick and accident
insurance iu your own community. also
Hl' for strong reliable company
peImN',rt. good rommis ron Western
Casualty .Hmrsnv, aOl Guaranty Bank
hes uhaHpma city. okla
WANTED IrIand boyi opportunity for
a''1n.enenl good wages, 20s Ind
MA Bldg
bN'NlN. all round IN or out Of city;
8aran'ee To make good. Ell. Okla
WNNTED-A No, cabinet maker A.
once, steady work and good wages
AppV EAWiol Furniture and Piano Re
ial, 90 'ae West nth.
boptkEErER and general office man
experienced In collections. TRIAL hni.
th,r' ihN reports. can q T. Rn.s
Yukon
LNl ltilEN'Ip candy maker. and
hrlprrs wanted. rood wages come
| ready for work Gasser Candy sboo
Harrison Ave
BOY waited with wheel not so,ns TO
school. 'i2 per wssG soi n Robss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06
UNFURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

4 rNFyESIsHED rooms. modern i0l
East 5rd
Two unfurnlshod rooms for rent.
lshts gns and water furnished q
W s. tn. Rear
fuR RENT uniufnished rooms. ul
East Il, street. llsiQ
FIVE unfurnishcd rooms upstairs, i've
minutes car service Walnut haGi
T, lRrE rooms with sleeping porch rs
East tth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06
Salesraae1

Can you scll stock IN Texas "a
'u,y ready 10 start Ample crude It,
own pipe limo and tank cars. Small
capital Endorsed By leading citizens
1ri chamber ~ cummfrrc. Liberal
sales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06

WANTED
A C'pauI, md experienced shoe sales.
man for wur0rns and crltrrus shoes
Apply l'nuediAtely = nj Norris sup
crin,ondent, Kerr nry Goods Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06

wKNTEb-T0rEsy pIcEers. paying ~
esntA W. d. Wright prod0cs Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06
Solicitors Wa~tel

Solicitors Wanted
ll,e wires oH,y need apply .reu.
sH'Jr. vr.uNs Uou, apply city 600 o.
huoa mnunsgr Ooaahom1n aud im..
NllTF r. nr.t good roa ou- sci.
1t ~ GuHar IlAursS CuI,..
Cuhuc. ohn.
.dlS wanted a.. pgrh rt fao uU..
dtfve teams 7Ht work ~ rN..r tu.
lly TO " l. huis Lnmher Co. Cwm
creek ut.a
NANTED-Lanorsgs -. per hour
work Camp poU'phan. / Z y q. Oa.p
Apply Camp D0pph ~ Harris Br0'nur
Company
WANTEp-On Rock Island II x. l1 car
carpenters: 3s mich'niSs. good wages
and transportation. J ). GrIer %
w list
" ANTED-Cahnet makers and wood
working machine men for work on
commercial bodies, steady work ..old
,vn ;cs. State experience and wages ,s-
Jc ted lIebb Motors Company. In
'n'n. Nch
COLD WINTER and great coal and hls
SHORTAGE here again. people quickly
su stitutinR kerosene oi fuel oil. using
uuf New Ideal on Gas Burners; ideal
1ur cook stoves, ranBes henterA not
AR, water or steam futnaces; quick.
hoi fire: cheaper 'T>aner better than
COL or wood. prices ressona BILE. profit
90 percent: make big money fast and
hrtrsI f. exclusive territory. begin
ltrW ll.H Burner Manufacturlng Co
.:. W N..o So. oklahoma city, OKLA
NN.TEN.N Young man about 'igh.
t.,n who writes @ good hand 10 DO
','l..L vHr good chance for nd
Nuu.ertr ..H Nu1, Lie Insurance
a. b07 ..'n.sI N#.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06

NLlTF H. Tire, good r,a .uu- sell.
you should '1N. -, business train.
iBt ~ Guthrie Elancsb Collie.
tfhrlr. DhH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06
Novelty Salesman

Good opening FOR live wire VINO can
produce business local territory and u
lE line selling. assistant given 10 land
tie Mo- orders when necessary. keesh.
'1 Adv co. 2ll W md
so u week. uthe \ are making 81 to
ilO0 yor can do the same Call at Jb
L.. ith St. 7 TO . q, m. and y. m.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

CALL Muple 1896 for repair work.
building and Grating furniture
SEE j II iicrndon for all kinds NJ
brick work; Maple 55sl or can alb
Harrison.
If IN need ot carpenter. Maple 6jl or
G29 West Reno.
BVtLpiNG-hcw and repairing. worn
guaranteed Maple J37s-J.
ALL kinds carpenter AMI repair work
done by day or Job. Phone Walnut
3I-0-J.
BRICK contractor. mantels especially
Maple bSli, u. T. HIT,
JOB pLAsTERlNG r,puy and pnwp,-
" done Manic $40
CARPENTER repair md building Call
Maple j0i' {. J. Peterson
FOH building and repairs call Walnut
tsts-R
ALL kinds carpenter ana rrnu work
done by day OF jon. Phone Walnut
9ltU-J
CARPENTER and t,plir wqrn. Hapio
SOIi Bodne
NOTICE Contra tors and houscmoyerS
viii pay cash for or J-room house
and have II moved. Phone Maple 1850
Call for tssic.
CALL Jones Tor carpenter WORK root
work speciality. Maple 1927
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06

.ilN wanted A.. ngrh ff fav u.
dtive teams 7Ht work - rl.r.r tu.
liy 10 " T. 91uis Lnmher GO. Cum
crock. pAla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

HOUSEKEEPING rooms furnished.
Naplo $50.
ONE large housekeeping room, ~ erps
ploycd people Adults 30i T. sth
fOK REST Three light houseke, pins
rooms. modern. water, lights and ,as
furnis 81, they Hro well Furnished ln-
qniro after 4 %. clock NJ 6ls W tth st.
TIlREE-KOOM Ight housekeeping
arhrtmon': three private entrances,
ilnh IL. ~ lMlh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06
Salesman

bright aggressive, 20 represent
wcll-cstahlshod company IN okla
h"nI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06

WAETED-Enperlenced bank posting
uI.h.ne operators. Extra good filhry
i0 good operators. Write Immediately
iH \ Foster, care National Bank ~
Commerce. Wichita Falls. Texas
YoFNG m1u wanted lor cafeteria.
NN.. q ~ Broadway
PORTER WNNTED-Whlto porter and
snus sinner, job good for t2i 10 So
rnr week. H'ch Barber Shop. llh city.
D.N.
E\IENu NCIn colorcd elevator OPP
..f.r for n'rh' work In largo doN n-
town ,'Nr, building good hours, good
paw. Apply NJ once G. III. Bcbeh
ius.W mont Pioneer Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-06

NANTED-LHn0rs -. per hour
work Camp pon'phon. Z y 0. os'
Apply Camp Doniph Harris Br.'nur
Company
Evening star., 1919-03-14
Showing the Latest Styles in
New JeWelry
At Pa1a;;s Royal Always Moderate

| Children's Rings
Boys or Msses' Solid
Gold Signet Rings. Spe-
cial. $l.9S.
ChiIdren's Solid Gold
| Signet Rings. Special,
$l.l8.
Baby's Solid Gold Sig
net Rings. Special, S1.OO.
Rhinestone Little Finger
Rings, in assorted styles.
Special, $1.58.
| Attractive Earrings
n h / n estOne Earrings,
with sapphire topaz,
amethyst or aquamarine
centers, $1.OO.
Long Jet Drops. Soc.
Vanity Cases, silver
| plated or oxidized; fit
80 completely. Special,
$1.Oo.
| l.aiais ROyal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
Fine Quality French Kid
Gloves, S. and $3.50

In the new spring shades of
gray with Grow embroidered
back in self and black; also as
sorted browns, mode, champagne,
tan, white and black. with S-row
two tone contrasting crochet
backs.
Evening star., 1919-03-14

q A variety of new models in Dolman and
plain cape styles. Made of navy blue
mannish serge; q number are trimmed
with satin bands and braids; many full
sitk lined. These are very popular for
spring wear and are becoming to misses
and Juniors.
Evening star., 1919-03-14

These are First Quality Bicycle or Columbia
Whist Playing Cards, underpriced for SATURDAY
only. Limit, packages to a customer.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
DORM and Vanity

Cases
Green Gold Mesh Bag,
hand engraved. knife
edge frame, special, $500.
Enamel Dorm Boxes, sill
YER plated DORM powder
boxes: all color enamel
tops with mirror. chain
and finger rings. Spe-
cial. 81. 10.
DORM Powder Boxes,
plain polished or hand
engraved top. Special.
Gold Plated Fine Enam-
e1~ DORM Powder Boxes,
two-toned enamel; have
mirror. putt and, finger
chain. Special. $1.58.
Real Gun Metal Vanity
md Coin Case combined,
has place for pins and
hairpi ms, @2.60.
Evening star., 1919-03-14

Handsome Silk Capes-Spring and Summer
Weight Capes of servceable silks, in green, copen
and navy. Some with bright coored Innings.
SlkQS
Evening star., 1919-03-14
Women's Tailored Suits,
SIS, $39, $45 to SIS

Pa1ais Royal Quality Garments in the
latest styles and colors. Strictly plain
tine, gabardine, Poiret twill or serge. Doz-
ems of styles in the wanted navy blues
lined with plain or fancy silks Of de-
pendable quality.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
Other Smart New Spring Coats
Children's Spring Coats

Handsome group of coats made of serge al
shepherd checks, in smart styles for children
to 6 years. Have popin collar and c. a.
cuffs, and tailored belt and pockets At >VO.1'
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-12
CITY NEWS
Alta GAS. sAUK CENTRE OIL
C0.--adv.
DISCOUNT ON Q. s. TIRES.
0,CARA HARDWARE.-ad

C0.--adv. B
DISCOUNT ON q. S. TIRES.
oGARA HARDWARE.--ady.
All 1oc bars of toilet soap at fc;
all SC bars at &c. The Mart-adv =
Emil Dahlem transacted business
in Minneapolis several days last week.
Miss Emma Stone of !Melrose ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with MISS
Hattie Erwin
Miss Louise Borgmann spent Tues
Jay and Wednesday at Birch Lake
visiting & lends. 81 - :. .
10 per cent discount on all G a ann 8
goods Friday and Saturday tnis Wee Z 8
at The Mart.-adv It. s...s'. +. {.
Miss Lulu Lamb went TO Melross
TUESDAY, to visit her sister, Mrs. Herb
ert Rydholm, returning "Wednesday.
Miss yiona steggee went 70 Willard ard
Monday to spend a week VISITING ner
Grand mother, Mrs. Amelia Steggee.
Herman vennewitz Of St. Cloud
spant Monday in this citysyisiting his
sister. Mrs. a. G. Wakefield and
family.
Mary and Jane Strebel are visit ting
with their little friend, Rose Sunder-
mann, at the George Sisndermann
farm this week
I.ost or stolen from car last Sat
t,rday. June 7th three dozen DARK
pearl buttons. Finder kindly Leave
at Herald e.--adv
Miss Agnes Lynne arrived Monday
from st. Paul and visited wdth friends
until the following day enroute to her
horae at Elbow Lake.
Mrs. Mahle Galusha Tucker af1iT-
ed Sunday from Great Falls, Mont,
and visited until Tuesday with MRS.
81. IN. Carpenter and Mrs. David
Cleveland. &:
The next barn dance will be at Q.
o. sukke's farm, miles northwest
of Sank Centre, Satutday evening,
June Ia. RAIDERS orchestra will fur
nish the music. -adv P
John Tombers had the misfortune
Monday afternoon to cut one finger
off !. and injure another one. on his
left hand. He was examining the
planner when somebody accidentally
turned the switch on.
you MAY GET A CHEAPER OIL
COOK STOVE BUT YOU CANNOT
GET a BETTER ONE THAN THE
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC. FOR
SALE BY G. HILLERUD & CO.,
HARDWARE DEALERS.--adv. If
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-12

M. b. Aygarn transacted business
at St. Paul Friday.
! DISCOUNT on u s. TIRES.
O'GARA HARDWAREsadv. g.
Miss BeuIah Barnette visited with
friends at Long Prairie Saturday.
v. Z. Burgess spent Friday after
noon with his mother at alexandria.
Mrs. GJ5Cs Tobey arrived Monday
from 0sakisfnr a7s1sie with relatives
and friends. 80
d Mrs. 7. Il Ksli RENT ts Alexandra
Tuesday for si5isit with hef sister,
Mrs. f. R Noonm. sElEss 81
Mrss5J 4 b. Geuting returned Friday
from largo, Rhere she visited aSew
days with relatives. sgsh saSIs ssSi
Misses Virginia Donart and Dorothy
Ward spent Friday and Satufday With
friends at GREY Eaglass9 3issg q ats.
Miss Inga sNelsun Vent to Rothsay
EEideysfor an extended visit with her
sister, MRS Elmer Johnsons 1a9 fses z
/ Miss Elizabeth Brandt left Monday
fer AN extended visit at Williston5 N.
D., and Watford City, NsD5A z5Gs
MIR. and Mrs. WsG. p. HiIsdale left
Wednesday evening for Minneapolis
for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Sylvia Townsend went to Long
Prairie Saturday to attend the Fergus
Falls Dist. Missionary convention.
Mrs. NJ. Stirn left Friday for ST.
Paul after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. n. w. Rice.
Mrs. 81. S. Halvorson went to
Osakis Thursday for visit with Mrs.
Henry Halvorson and Miss Jane
Mingo.
Richard Davis. left Monday for
Long Prairie for a few days, visit with
his grandparents. Mr.sand Mrs. 2. R.
Davis.
Mrs. p. LesesIde returned to her
home at BrowervilIe Thursday after
a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. F. Wills.
Misses Mathilda Forsberg and Alice
Cass arrived Saturday from Fargo
to spend their vacation with their par
ents in this city.
I Miss Anna Costello, who has been
teaching at Little Falls, returned Fri
day to spend the summer months with
relatives and friends.
OUR PARIS GREEN WILL KILL
THE BUGS, BUT WILL NOT
|. SCORCH OR BURN THE FOLIAGE.
GET YOUR SEASONS SUPPLY
NOW AT HILLERUUS HARD
WARE sTORE.-adv
Don't miss the viJt Of the Inter
national Dance Orchestra to sa.1k
Centre on Tuesday evening, June II,
at the city hall under auspices of the
Sank Centre Orchestra. 1t Will be a
fine treat -ady II ~
Mrs. John II Law IS now and mas
been during the past week visiting in
the sumner home. of Mrs. E.. c.. Petit
grew and family at Spring Park, Lake
Minnetonka. And as her brother
Harold is similarly located at the
Mound, daily interchange of delight
ell - ~ -. -, = l.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-12

Miss Jeffrey, who has beeh teacher
at the State School for Girls for the
past four years, resigned her position,
and left "Wednesday sfss Afinneapshs.
S. Rhoades, father OF Mrs. C. vs.
Rotert died at his home at Minnes
apoIis Monday morning. Mrs. .Rotert
Left Monday noon to Be- present at the
funeral. ICES = Z E ~ :. -, s
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-06-12

you MAY GET A CHEAPER OIL
COOK STOVE BUT YOU CANNOT
GET a BETTER ONE THAN THE
FLORENCE AUTOMATIC. FOR
SALE BY G. HILLERUD & CO.,
HARDWARE DEALERS.-adv. If
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
LUIS CABRERA
ATACA 4 Los
PETR0LEROS
Dee cue clos son los resPon-
sables De todas las dill
Eicultadea po1gue ARA
viesa el gobieERo
de Carraaza

Tot ------ rs-.~;-' -o~~ = PRFN.SA
CIUDAD De MEXICG,. Diciembre
I5.-El Secrctario dc Hacienda L"ts
Cabrera atac6 4 los ~petrc!erOs hacieE-
doles ell cargo de estarle buscando
nuevas dificultades i Mexico.
Dijo que una e que el case Jen-
kins hubo perGido So import1ncia. les
que abogaa por Ia .~n:ervcEc.0a. cue
W habiaD -comeGZado q lamar grltos
contra 81 gobierno meEic2ro asegU-
rando que hsbia iniciato Il confisca-
ci6n de las p~ropiedades p~etroieraS,
alegan ahora cue Ell petr5le0 esta es-
caEeando Y que clio sc debe q las per-
s~ecuciones de que son Objeto las com
pa0ias petroleras.
Agreg6 que el gobierno m~eXicano
rccibi6 IN menSaje de Washington
en- Ell que Sc le Ga cuenta de que los
~Letroleros eStaban celebrando una
corferencia con algunos miembros del
Congreso americans c, objeto dc
c>ligar al gobierno dc los EscaGos
UE:dos a que ton2ara una acci0n IA
rorable a los interas2s petroleros.
Manifesto en- seguida cue el Secre-
tario De Industrial pUblico Va a~,gunoS
dacos references a Ia production de
p~etr6leo. los cuales dcmuestran que
solamente Il peqUe1a parte De al
cunoS campos ~Petrolcros esta impro-
duc,iya.
I'm relacion con las noticias de Ia
prerSa acerca de las decIaraciones
hechas por Buckley. ante e. Comitt
que preside Fail, dijo Cabrera que
asa es una mueStra De Ia propaganda
p~e.rgIera. pucs Ia tnica Dractica le-
gal de Buckley Brothers ~consiste en-
Ia IA han tenido con las compa6ias
r~etroleraS en- las que tanlbitn Sc ha-
i!an interesados directamcntc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
NOTAS T~EATRALES

Tres buenas Ubras han llevado q Ia
escena del "Nacional,' en- los dos IL
limos dias. Ia compania c6mico dra-
matica Maria del Carmen Martinez,
"Naivaloca." Ia alta cCmeGia de los
hermanos Q~uintero. por la tardc del
domingo; Romeo ' Ju.ietG." la emo
cIonante tracedia de Shakespeare. por
h noche; Y Carload" IA mas bicn
ACADIA de las comedies De Goa Miguel
Echegaray, Ia noche de aver luaes.
I'm lleno, como pocos - han visto
en- el ''Nacional." hubo e domingo
por Ia noche. y IS que IA tragcd;a de
Shakespeare que imortaliz6 los roman
ticoS amores f~loren-inos gusca STEM
pre-. y que e. pubIico estaba va de-
o de Yer IN espectaculo de su gus
70. ' por 10 uno : por 10 otro Sc resol-
We a abandonar e. hogan en- eI que
por Jantos di2s estuvo ~recIuido. con-
sidelaTGo que va era tempo de ha-
ceclo frente al helado viento que tan
ccuelmente nos Ia azotado.
FL cu2drC ka dejaGo comDIacida a
n eoncurrcncla. ' Va tenderness 7Pcr
tar'dad dc hablar de todas las fiSu-
raS Ike 10 insegran. Viene, .justo es
Co2-eSarlo, muy mejorado ' asi We
MOS cue las obras le salem mas re
do76as' que hace dos amos. Los arts
-, ror 81 parte. han vjsto con agra
do que sc les ha recjbjdo esplcndida-
mertc, y demuestran que los ANNA
una maT elogia6le voluntad para de
jar comDlacido al publico.
Esta noche sera i~aJerPretado g.
drama aurora &c Joaquin Dlccata,
cue = latensc, atrevido y emosicnau-
&c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
Los saIoneS de BiIIal
VOIvierOn a abrir suS
puertas aver

Por consejo de los abogados de Ia
Association de Rillares de Texas, Sc
t~elegrafi6 a los propietarios de esta-
h.ecjmientos de billar Y Pool en- San
A?:ouio. IA noche del sabado, que
uermanecieran abiertos hasta que la
~4ltoridad ordenara 10 c~ontraIio por
10 que desde aver, Y despues De IN
corto cierre los ALTOONA los 4 ese
deporte cortinuaron contardolo en- el
uImcro de sus distraccione5, a,lnQuc
T~CbableeTnte de I'm modo te:. poral.
Despucs de reconslderar la prjmera
MEDIA que fuG tomada. 0 sea IA que
do or:gea a que los p~ropietarios de
3ichoI esJablecimicntos anunciaran
una suspension def;nitiva desde ell
s5bado q media noche, SO tom6 esta
0ueva resolution, pueS el case va a
ser i!evado ante IN Supreme Corte
de los Escadcs Unidos por coNducto
de Ia Corta de Distrito de Fort
Worth, de Ia cual tres Jueces han
verido sostenieado la constituc.onaii-
dad de Ia ley prohibicionjsta de BIZ
i.&reS en- el Estado de Texas.
FL 81. McAskill, Juez de la STA.
Corte de Distrito en- esta ciudad. in
lorna no haber recibido i~nstrucciones
algunas sobre el asunto, del represent
Sante general, pero que por despa-
chos Dc Ia prensa estaba enterado de
gGe proDto Sc instruiria a los Jueces
de Distrito en- este sentidn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
GRANDES TRIBUNOS
FRANCHISES
(Viene de Ia ga. Nag.)

bien. en- aquella session, ell senior Gle
menceau no era mas que un cirda.
dano i1quieco..... E! Tigre carece
de adcmanes; cuando habla ~acaricia
n tribuna como a Tn animal domestl-
co; su accion Sc refleia Ell ST. cara de
viejo general mongol. No levanta 81
tonG de la voz; articula maravillosa-
mente. Sc lie escucha y tiene un0 que
inclinarse.
Ell senior Barthou es un orador insl-
dioso, padece de jaquecas y es MO
pc: pero habla bien. Dasde hace al
gunos amos no Sc ha heclo notar.
FL senior Deschancl ha conseryado
81 arte de las arengas oficiales; cada
vez que habla sc manda imprimir Y
fijar su diScurso. Entierra 4 maravi-
la; es el oraGor de IA ASA Borniol.
Sin embargo, este gran burques, tan
inteligente Y tan sutil, acsso tenga Ia
mission de entcrrar a nuestra sociedad
agonizaate.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
ConferenCiaS aCerca del
cuItivo practice de
las abejas

En- eI Auditorio de Ia Liberia Car
negie Sc estan c~elebrando desde aver
unas c~onferencias 0 cursos cortos So
bre el cuItivo de las abejas, que han
sido impuisados por el Departments
de Agriculture de los Estados Uni
dos en- cooperation con ell Cclegio de
Agricultural Y Mecanica del Estado
de Texas.
Al rededor de 300 agricuitores han
llegado de differences lugares del Es-
tado con ohjeto de atender 4 esas
juntas Que cScdn bajo IA Direction
del Sr. DR.. z. +. Phillips, Etimolo-
gista en- .Jefe del Dep2rtamento en-
Washington, ) una autoridad en- la
industrial apicola, pues es autor de
varioS libros de texto en- Ia materia,
Que han veAi3o usanGose desde hace
aigGn tempo en- las escueias.
La c~onferencia el dia de hoy prin-
cipiari q las 9 q. m. Eel cuidado de
las Abeias en- Invierno" por Ell DR..
Phillips; Z las 1880 a. n. "Mantcni-
miento practice de las abeias en- In
~vierno" George S. Demuth.. a las /.
p. m, Reorganization Y cooperation"
H. NJ. Helliot, a las ,. p. M, NE
cesidades experimentales en- los Col
menares," B Youngblood. /. p. m,
"Trabajos de Ia Association cooperate
va" /. ". Burleson !: p. N. Lectu-
ia Tustrada por el Dr.. II. c. Tan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
Madras para Camisas.

Madras para camisas, 0 vestidos, de 3G
pulgadas de ancho, de magnifica calidad
V en- bonitos dolores Y dibujos. Colores
vivos Y dibujos modsrncs. Vale soc, aho-
"a 35c. yarda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
FL cue teRia Z su cargo el cOasulado
de EstadOs UaidcS en- Mexico aca-
ba de dejar 81 pUeSto

LAREDO. Texas, Die. I5.-Se han
recibido noticias par,iculares de que
J. c. Dreier. que fuc vice-C6Hsul
de Nuevo Laredo hacc algun tempo
y IItimamene Sc hallaba descmpehan-
DO 81 cargo de Eice-ConSul cn II cju-
dad de Mexico. renuncj9 81 cargo pa
Ia dedicarse q nego;.o> particulars
en- el Estado de Oklahoma.
Dreier Sc encontca5a en- Washing
ton. a doHde Sc habia tras,adado con
aSuEtos CficiaicS, ' en- cSa capital
ACADIA de ~renunciar SUI cargo, cast 81
multaneamentc con John Rowe. Con
81! INFERNO en- IA capital de Ia Re
pubiica NcXicaaa. ouien paSo por La
redo hace tres dias. con descino a
NuCva York.
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Legitimo PIANO de MILDLY.

Una magnifica calidad de eXcelente pa
10 de MILDLY o Jeans, hecho de tej:dos muy
'resjstentCS Y completamnete blanqueadcs.
BIanco como Ia nieve Y de hermosa a?a-
~riencia. P-ecio regular SOC. yarda. Es-
pccial 25c. yarda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16

Todos los gastos de la Comisi6n
son por cuenta del Gobierno de los
Estados Unidos, que ha puesto espe-
cial empeno en- el resarrol!o de la
industrial apicola. Diariamente habra
oportunidad de OR cstos cursos, has
el sabado de la prcsente semana,
que tendra lugar cl ultimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
Iarra1Za acepta su candida
tura al COB. de Coahu;Ia
tEieEe de ia Ia. pag.)

que hicieran &c! coAocimjeato de sus
amigos. que Sc halla GispueSto a scr
candidate Al gobierno de. 81 Estado
natal.
Sc asegura que en- Enero comenza-
ran los amigos de C2rranza 4 trafalgar
por su c~andidatura para cl g5bicrno
de! EstaGo. nc obStaDte Que aun esta
muy lejana Ia fecha en- que debcn e
fectuarse las eiecciones.
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Batista Legitima LonsdaEe.

Este a~rticulo no n~eccsita description,
porQue tcda ANA de casa onoce ell NOM
bre "Batista LoasdaIe' Y sabe que es de
10 mcjor en- material. Precio regular Soc,
por CSC. yarda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16

Franela de IS puIgadas de Ancho
Nil yardas de la mejor franeIa para uso exterior nos AGA
ban de lIegar- Sc pulgadas De ancho. de fondo muy abrigabIc
' suavc on los mas bonitos dibujos. cOlores y efectos. Muy
appropriate para pajamas. batas de nochc. etc. Vale regular
mcntc SOC. yarda-especial Soc. yarda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16
10 que Escoja de Esa P5gna
p l.: :: p: =: ): caro-: :: !: .: :: =: ;: 50: :: !: ::
Es n Estes d he mas hGoy hdvo@ GGa T0BI
Aw A~ Hos urs nagmbsm las mas mroas cmbnannsI
nIA ~%1a bhts FL material @ de So wldash amn de dbul
30 +: i: :: :: . s. : =: 8: =: : :::: : 6
CENTAVOS.
IFundas de AImohada ribeteadas

Hechas de muselina blanca, con los ri
betes muy anchos. Es una funda Que lie
dara I'm s~ervicio extraoTdinario. Medi:
da 42x36 pulgadas.-Valen Soc. pero las
damos a 35c. cada una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-16

CuanGo neceS!te h5Cos en- espanol
dirijase 4 lg2ac;o l. L1zano. rs \.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex.