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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-07
BOLANOS CACHO,

Aoogado MeSicaEo. Consultas y Documents
clones juridicas conccrnicntes a leyes y peSo-
clos de Mexico. 703-7oi Copies Bldg. FL Pa
SO. Texas.
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LA CIA. FoNoGRAFICA MESICAEA ven.
&c per correc. fonografus Columbia. Victor
Y Edison. P;czas me1:canas Columbia, Vic
tor y Edison. 5Iedic:nas de patente. ycrbas
nedicinrles. art!culos meSicanos, ctectos pa
III iocadcr. INSTRUMENTS musicales. etc. Di-
ria su correspondence pidienco c~atilogo.
de IA manera sigr:ente: Cha. Fonografiea
Mcxicana. /. D. Flores, Fox a65, Dept. G.
FloresviIle, Texas.
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GRATIFlCARE con $500 I "A persona Que
ne nrnporcionn ;nformcs dc Catar;no Truji-
10. Guicn Sc -rcoutraba CT 1915 en- Ciudad
Juarez. viviendo con un ito llamado Mala-
Cuias rruiiilo. Es DO 70 amos de edad. PEG
negro y nariz afilada. TODD informe so6re
cl particular d~iriiase 4 Ascension TTuJillo,
Courtney Mo G0)
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DR.. SALoME CARA ALDAPE. de IA IA.
eultad de Mexico. autoriLsao e. Ell Ecrado d.
Texas. EspeciaIis:a en- cirugia IN general
oficiua ITO L. Nueva St Teietono Travis
1921.
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MEXICANO

de clase superior.
Pida muestras y precioS. Atencion lnmea:a-
Ia q 6rdenes forancas. FERNANDEZ y he
RRERA, l05 Epson St Travis 1919. san
Antonio. Texas. W.
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GRATIFICARE con 800 a la persona cue
me proyorciorc informes dc mi hijc Bernar-
dino Camachc. de 50 O 20 amos de edad. alto,
delgado. color moreno y picado de- viruelas.
Fs oriCinario dc San Luis Potosi. Mexico.
Sus Lltirras roticiaS las recibi en- 1912 dc
Canton. Texas. Todo juforne diriiasc a Ca
simira Gonzalcz Vda. de Camacho. R. S.
Ruy T6-s. B.da. Texas. ca
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. 4 VSOS De OCCASION
ROFESIONALES

ALAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE. A1untos
confidenc;ales. I'll Frcst Bldg.
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.SU ATENCIoN. Le srplico ia fife en- est.
~anuncio. La PoMhDA GONZALEZ es cl
renedio mas eficaz dc! mundo Iara los ca
los. mezquinos, ziznte. y toda clase ne era-
nos en- II pie. Rcmitame 20 cts. en- estanl-
pillas pos.a,es y 4 vue.;a &c co-reo le manic
una c4;iSa FIBRE de porte. Devueivo 81 di-
nero. sin trimites. a la persona CUE Sc Gu
re y no sane de esas enfermedadcs. Una
Gocena, $500 !ibre de porte. Piia c. o. D.
ESPlRIDION GONZALEZ, P. o. Box SAT.
Laredo, Texas.
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CABALLERo americana dc 40 amos dc cdad.
con muy buena co!ocacion y que habla cs-
paaol pero no puede leerlo nj escribirlo. de-
sea entablar relaciones, objeto m~atrimoaio.
con sonora mexicana honorable. Mandare mi
fotografia y datos completes en- primer car
Ia. 81 Ia interesada c~ontesta en- ingks. piri-
jansc a c. W. Scott. Box 4l2. Cleburne. Te-
xas. l9I
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vENDO E% ABOSoS msar;nas de coser
SINGER" differences ~cs;ilo': Fcn@s-atcs
COLUMBIA" rianos ) Eaquinas de esc-i-
br OLIVER. VENDO AL CONTADO
Glscos "COLUMBlA'. maQulnas .SiNGER
usndas. muy baratas. Glasses dc bordado GRh-
IT'S. Sc HACE E~ENSTITCHlNG d dlez
ccntavos yarda. 2. de los Santos. Tel IT.
| 655g. 607 Do!orosa 81.
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BAHAMAS CoMPUrADoRAS AUToMA-
TICAS De todas ciascs Sc vendcH. zanzibar 0
rcparan. Il. e. Hargis, 30S Main Ave. Gro
cSct, 10.
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ATENCION DoCToRES: Sacrifice a baJo
preeio eouipo imrortado consistentc en- apa-
ratios paar los ojos. Nariz J Garsanta y osros
utilisimos Instruments medicos. Nean a
Mrs. Sachs. 2lS E. Ashby Place, Travis 4I9.
(9l.
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e. Y HNOS.

Concentrates en- Frutas , LcEumbrcs.
Fuertc exislencia en- Chile Verde en- Vina-
gre Y Seco Ge toGas classes. 2lS Matamoros
S.. SaG Antonio. IeSss.
Barbara MARTINEZ. sol so. Laredo S..
Ticnda dc ..ba-rotes en- general. Extenso
s.rtiGo dc yerbas medicinale5 y curioSidades
mexicanaS. Pre-ipS baJos.
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LECCIONES DE inEles. frances > piano
Metodo sencillo y -arido por p-ofesora dc
larga cxperiencia. go San Pedro Ave. (6)
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SOSTENES MIRELES, Comercrantc en- gene
raj. rs So. Laredo. San Antonio. Texas.
Constantc cxisteacia de frUtas meXicana5 de
todas clases. tales con,o guayabas. etc. Es-
pecizi;dad en- hierbas mei!cinalea. encar-
Sandome de tcda chase de eomisiones del rarno.
M~ANDOLINAS dc todos precios ) ~estilos.
yuita-ras. bajos, acordeones. etc. olga que
Instruments dasea y adjunte estampil!as pa
"a respuesta. LA CASA MEXICANA. P.
Q. Box $50. Chicago, III.
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he AouI MI DEFENsA Personal

$40 Seventh St. San Antonio. Tex.
Febrero Il de 1919.
Sr. Director de "Revista MeXicana .
preSente.
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GRATIFiCARE con $500 \ n persona que
me proporcione' informeS de mi hi!o Juan
Garcia. de ~ amos dc edad. originario de
Huacasco. Edo. &c Jalisco. Mex. Is more
no Y de cucrpo regular. En- dieienabrc &c
1918 Sc cncontraba en- Dallas. Texas. Dirl-
jase toda information = Francisco Garcia,
lOIl Curric Ave. Pueblo, Colo. tIol
pESEO SABER cl paradero dc mi hermano
Alfredo RODRIGUEZ. tValenciab Guicn ultima
mcntc rcs;dia en- San DIEGO. Cal. Todo in
formr sobre Cl particular diriJasc a Arcade
Rodriguez. AS Simon Ave- Lackawanna'
y. Y. NIO'
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TRASPASOS

POR TENER que ausentarme de IA ciudad.
t-aspaso negocio dc sastreria, y Peluqueris.
Jose n. Ramirez-5oT West Houston.
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lMP2ESORES: = 81 neresita esque!as de
GeiunciSn, gran2cS, estilU ncSicano, escripa
p:iicndo precios y mUestras : lsnacio 4.
Lozauo. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave, San An
tonic. Texas.
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PESOUISAS

G~RATIFICARE CON $500 a Ia persona QUO
NE proporcionr informes dc Pedro lnrstro-
"a. dc D. amos de eGad y cascade con CIrlla
Santos. quicn hace dos amos sc cncontEaba
en- Flora. Texas. Todo !niormc dirijasc a
RIperto Gonzalez, Box 80, san Simon. ATiz.
ClOl.
G~RATIFICARE con IN ano dc suscTipcion
al semanario La PTensa". a "A persona que
me proporcioRc informes de Manue! Vargas.
de quien recibi sus uItimas noticias dc Sc
bcran. Kansas. Todo informc sobre 81 rar-
ricuIar d;r;tase a Cirilo Vargas. Hon'an. Ark.
lGi.
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SOMBREROS PARA SE%ORAS.

Sc hacen O comronen, sarartizando salts
faction cCmp:eta, a precioS que no adnitcn
competencia. Especialidad en- sombrcros para
nihas. Vcaga listed a VERNE y Qucdara con-
vencida. Sra. L. G. de VALDEZ. 80 ". Ro-
mana s..
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VENTAS

LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE co.
lmportado-es y Expo-tadores.
2l6l. W. Commerce st. San Antonio. Tex,
Cromos 4 coiUres de todos los Santos y CT
todas dimensiones. Pida listed precios.
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APARiDoR GRAEDE. Dos pavos Tea:es,
hcrmosc p.urajc. Baratos por ursencia. In
fo-rnar On 80 North Santa Rosa ave.
DESEO comprar un Express dc medic uso
caballo y Euarnicion. Diriiansc a i25 San Luis
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CoMPRE SUS BAULES y velices dc la IA
brica. son mas baratos ) mas bisn hechoS.
IS26 w, Commerce ST. D. Mufoz Ledo. QS)
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'POR URGENCIA DE DINERo vendo auto
movil Marion en- buen cstado listo para cual-
quier uso. Informan en- 712 Camaron st.
r. Montaivo. ltoJ
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COMPRO Z prccio rszonable naquina de cs-
cribir marca Corona" de teclado espanol y
que este en- buen estado. Dirijanse por es-
critic a 1925 \. Flores St.
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sIcc. 90 AL CONTADO. S2o.0o MENSCALES.
PRECIO $4,000.
Marnifica casa cntrcSolada con tres Guar
,os y otro Appropriate para ticnda. Lote ST.
tuado en- esquina. San Fernando ST. VeaH q
Mr.. Flores. Conncss Realty Co. Depto. de
Ve,tas CI6D
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CoMPRAMOs DIAMANTES

COMPRO muebles de "a. mano y toda clase
dc objetos. 222 So. Santa Rosa. F. MedcH.
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Pasanos cI mejor prccio al contaGo por
c~ualquic. chase de iiamantes. 81 nos COM
pro diarrantes hacc > o 5 amos nosotros Sc
los conpraremos ahora dando!c % por cien-
10 dc utilidad. Alamo Jcxclry Co.. 31o
Alamo Plaza.
COMPANIES. Vcndenos y camSisMos toda
clase &c muebies. Dixie Furaiture Company.
li3 y. Flores st.
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new Postmaster
S yN N CHARGE
He invites Fairlnont People
To Send in All
Y Kicks.

y Clyde 8. NJ officially took charge
Of the postonrice morning 1T 8
o'clock. He appeared yesl0aday at i
o'clock at the postoffice and together
wit h former Postmaster Manley be-
ga ma ahorough invoice which lasted
until late last night.
Outside Of that" said Mr.. Holt
this morning, II know very little, as
nothing else has been done. can
state. however, that invite anyone
to this Office to see me and tender
complaints, and I will do the best
possibly can to remedy matters. The
public must understand, however,
that I am not postmaster but acting
postmaster and won't have the au-
thority to mack all changes as ! will
not be given authority as freely as
though / were actually postmaster. AS
to this appointment, / was not given
the POSITION by Mr.. Manley. but by
the bonding comapny. The Fidelity
and Guaranty Bonding company have
full charge Of this Office when post
master resigns and alEo when an act
ing postmaster holds Office in that
icapacity. shall use my best efforts
to do q good service here, and If 1t
were to make things even more per-
feet than they have been, I should do
that also"
Mr.. Manley appeared at the post
office about ! / o'clock to sign some
checks. leaving soon after. Mr.. Holt
will be in complete charge from today
indefinitely.
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CRIMINAL CASES
10 Be TRIED
|N|||l|||||IEC|DDRT R[R[:
baf i Purpose Of Bill In
reduced at Charles
ton.
BEFORE SENATE
Committee Of That Body
Has Already Approved
Bill.
BEFORE SENATE {

Scial Dispatch to West virginian.)
y ARLEsToN, Jan. 14.-Abolition
1 the intermediate court OF Marion
eol1ty ana the substitution therefore
criminal court Of limited jurisdic-
ton; IS provided for in bills introdue.
din both House and Senate. Delegate
Kern offered the measure in the
laptSe while Senator Stewart put the
niLis ii the Senate hopper.
The purpose Of the measures Is to
take alI criminal cases away from the
circuit court and leave It as a court
tof civil actions only. At present the
circuit court hears felony cases,
While nIAd demeanors are heard in the
iiitetniedtRte court. On the other
hand civil actions now heard by the
m efmediate court would be trans.
tetFed 70 the circuit court.
Tie bItls are said to have the en-.
aofsene1t 81 leading members Of the
Marion county bar.
ii the Senate the Judiciary com.
taitfe tenti very promptly and this
m1ffiihg the bill was reported with o
ayoffb.e tomtnenis tipn. Il "
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Two Traffic Cases
In Police Court

Ray Stiles was fined one dollar Il
police court this morning for driving
aalemahile truck from the Hippo
.drome to the B. and o. station Satur
day night without lights on the truck
Attorney Ernest Bell appeared for the
defendant.
The driver OF an automobile bearing
ncdnso ,o77, ordered to appear fol
trial on a. charge Of passing street
car while the car was discharging pas
.sengers, failed to appear.
Tony Barbadora, claiming his resi-
,dence at Johnstown, Pa, was arrest
ed at the B. and o. station last night
for being drunk and was assessed the
usual fine Of five dollars
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Girl Commit to
The Reform School

Sunday right a young girl and a
we'll known yong man here register
ed at tie Manley Hotel as man and
sSifa and were Subsequently arrested
and rihced In Jail. The young man
remains in Jail at the present time
bat the young girl has been released
ana brought before Judge Vincent
this morning
Judge Vincent committed the girl
ca the Reform School with a short
parole allowed under bond Of $500.
The girls Stepfather appeared and
proMised tcS stake her out Of town. II
the girl returns to Main street, she
will bel Brought Immediately to court
and dealt With Instantly and severe
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! l4f . 4 .l
Additional jurors were drawn in
Circuit court today. The yare B. j.
Ash, Attic Atha, Charles Boor, A. u,
|Crumbege, David o. Carpenter, James
p. Dodd, w. N. Hess, Charles F. Nor
ris, II. u. Martin, r. "A. Miller, j. Cal
vim Snyder and Jacob w. Straight.
Even at that. 1t took some time to get
together jury in teh case Of the
First National Bank VS.. Winnie NJ.
Jacobs, the first case on today's dock
ct. Many names were called and fin
ally the following jurymen were plac-
ed in the box: @. b. Michael. j. d.
Cole, Ira p. Prickett, Charles Fred
erick, Emerson Bell, Findlay Oaks,
Earl Dancer, Charles G. Morgan, Her
bert u. Clelland, NJ. 3. Ashcratt.
Burch L. Butcher and Jacob w.
Straight.
The Jacobs case threatens to be
unusually interesting and concerns Al.
Is. Lehman, John Lehman, George L..
Price and others. "a technical defense
will be made in the case requiring
decision in hne point in law to set
|itle. Mrs. Jacobs was present this
morning, as were A.. L. Lehman and
Others interested. James A. Mere
dith Is representing the defendant
and Harry Shaw the plaintiff. The
controversy covers the signing BY
Mrs. Jacobs Of note for $4,000.
The $4,000 was borrowed from the
bank buy coal and the coal was
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OPERATORS 4 ASSO.
DIRECTORS ARE
Meeting / TODAY |
Extension of A ctivit lies d
the, Body ii Being Con-
sid erred.

Directors Of the Northern West
Virginia Coai Operators Association
are meeting this afternoon at the as
sociation offices In the Jacobs Build.
ing. Thete are "a number sof opera.
tors meeting with the directors on
this occasion.
Some Of the matters that re being
discussed are the establi lislipent OF a
cost bureau and trade bureau, which.
will be separate in their funct tioning,
but will 60 under a general head to
be selected. 1T is calculated to- Keep
all records of prod ton, similar to
those now secured by the office Of
the district repre entatiye of the
United States fuel administration
Plans will also! bemade for the: an
nual meeting OF the ass6c tion which,
will 6e 9ela on Tue esday, February III.
"A programme commit ZEE MI be si.aps
pointed to smnk Ike the detail edsa arrange
ments for the meeting J: 'il 8 - &
Fuel Adniinistrat tfon,s Lite s
While much speculat lion has been
made as ste when the Office fof the
district representa ative win cease to
function, r !. b. Isners today sventnred
that f,e iata swonldS he, II ii ter5 .fhan,
Fahrnary ~ ITa .halievas tl,at f,,es sfdf-
hce viii I nToi,abiy Y : sh6ld II Tor fSrcs; nntil
March 81 81 ~ i y h b \.
- a / csat ian ls,.. ~,
Among sthaSs snal .onsratnrs y here
f-o,,s 4s,s sactia,, = ~ ~ -
meatine Z. fhs '5iractora a, the North.
arm West svireinia coal onarators, A.
soc,at,ons an. q !, w. W. n Grean snrasidant
~ ths u ~ n !; srraa1 "a; an cnsi SoMnany
F,l1sins I'm J -. which rs sonerases mines at
iA, Ids,a,, .sT y, ,.oss y, +,s
El,.ina chi l,try Consnv n MI E,tIns and
Al ana tsa .n,a AZ ~. MI, ,,,,s J.
- i { : Totsv,s n, IS A. q. Z
T,arat. ara sies3 IA : 80, !. csr. 49, ,ha
Fairont y NAV -, q, !. ~ c,as. Ia,
siftad - to,icr. &c Sr.n a;os1 ccss SSs
~
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EAST SIDE PEOPLE
CALLED PRAYER.
..BEy'NH|yILE BLAST
Part Of the Eyangelistic.
Campaign on That
Side.
ATTENDANCE Holds Up.
Ministers Very Much En-
couraged Over Interest
Shown.
ATTENDANCE HOLDS UP

SVIlI1SSu OVeT 1llISF6SG
Shown.
Last night the attendance at the IN.
ion evangelistic meetings in the city
was SO large that the ministers are en-.
couraged to believe that the present
series OF meetings will be one Of the
most stirring ever held in the city. AT
the First Methodist church, where
Rev. Yoak. Of the NJ. e. church, south,
preached the audience was almost as
large as 1t was on the opening night
and at the Diamond street and High.
land avenue churches the turnout was
very good.
The East Side Services.
Whether you're a Casey Jones on
the railroad or riding on the caboose
stop to join in the prayer, The East
Side for Christ" said Rev. j. Elbert
Wells, pastor OF the Diamond street
Methodist Episcopal church, last even.
ing In the union evangelistic services
that are being held on the East side.
THE East Side for Christ" Rev.
Wells feryently asked, adding: "Sing
It in your song; talk It in your con.
yersation; repeat 1t in your prayers:
say It ON your way; to work: sing it
when you're wash hing dishes The East
Side for Christ
One OF the special features Of the
service was Rev. ]. 3. Wells appeal
TO the congregation to pray at the
sound OF the whistles at noon today for
the success Of the eyangelistic ser.
vices, and especially for the workers
with the plea, 1.-THE East Side for
Christ" This noon day prayer viii
continue during the life Of the cam.
paign:
Probably 400 people were in attend.
ance. the main church auditorium be.
ing filled and a few people were In the
Sunday school room. During the even.
ing there were two conversions. Mum
bered in the congregation were num-
ber Of soldier boys who appeared in
khaki.
Rev. @. g. Lawson, pastor Of First
4AAs =. SA0ASA, 1oau l4o 6CIAptuI9 1tOu
II. Timothy, II.
Again the chorus singing was easily
the feature OF the; evening. The voices
appear to be nding each night bet.
ter and q splendid Organization is be-
ing rounded together under the direc.
ton Of b. ]. Nj Kinley, the leader.
Plenty OF volume was manifest IN the
opening hymn, All Hail the Power Of
Jesus Name. This even was excl Nlled
when "Beulah Land nswas sung because
the congregation seemed to know this
best OF all.
The other number sung during the
evening were: "The Touch Of His
Hand on Mine,' u Must Tell Jesus :
Songs in the Night" master. the
Tempest Is Raging, The New Glory
Song" Mr.. Mckinley has been render.
ing new songs each night and although
they are not always familiar to the
Congregation the singing is snappys and
full Of life. &
The choir members last evening
numbered thirty.eight which Is less
Those in the choir last night were: c, !
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4 EntertsIfINent Tcmorro~ - I1.
West yitskiiah WAS In error |a1I even
Ing when II s4 q ale 1n'|I'1|nuI0
Rbe given sbS she PIHhI4n S|.Ie1 of 0.'
raeIIxilse Would Ne given Tonight mi
date set t0f tita even which 0I0M|..|
! tS sssl' ss g! ysEs 'E's''s''As Ia wednesday
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MAJOR ELNNS| TO
VISIT CHARLESTON
/, DR.. , sinsel ii Already Being
Doomed for Congress
Nomination
az SANE d. sMALLIsoN.

y CHARLESTON Jan. "a. Eighty.
eight bills-cotnt 'em-went into the
legislative hopper Monday, when Sen.
ate and House held their first real hon
|iestto.g oodness session. Forty.six
bills were introduce din the Senate
and forty!two in the House. Allwere
referred to committee
One new member Of. the House
blinked his eyes ii. astonishment as
bill after bill was sent. to the clerk.
Talk about a forty.fiye day session" |"
he remarked, after adjournment had
been taken. Thy, It II take .torty-tive
weeks to / dispose Of the bills intro
ducedl today. Whereupon he was Ne.
minded by some older mem mbersl that
as many as 200s1hills had been intro.
duced In one day at former sessions.
' Major Davis, ,I1l lkins, uniteds States
|;senat eelct, will arrive in Charleston
within the next Two weeks, according
to word brought here today by Judge
ire 2. Rob obinspn, WHO hal adsa conference
with the majof In shington. The
!,tp9ge said that tie senat tor:elec was
ding up some personal busine ess az.
fairs in the national capital and tiiat
The would come to Char leston as soon
tas he completed this task. Members
|Sof both houses gof the legislature are
looking forward; to. Major Elkins' ar.
rival with considsrab BILE sati sfaction,
remembe erings that " is Gus stomary for
senato elect TO give banquets for the
Isol6ns. The thot ghti Of ting q good
meal IN Charleston without paying
three or four thousand dollars for It,
Is most pleasant
E Appointment Of Mrs. Charles A. Sut.
ton. OF arksburg, as stenc cgrapher to
|Dr. @. "A. Sinsel; president Of the Sem
ate recalls q romance OF Ia former ses.
sion when Mr.. Sutton, then a member
Of the House from Harrison county,
met, wooed and won his bride. Mrs.
Sutton was then q stenographer IN the
House. She rigtnally from Hardy
county. but since her marriage has
been resi- ding An ksbdrg. Mr.. SUIT
ton is one OF Harrison county ieadi4g
lawyers, and two years ago was the
Repubn bncans nominee for Judge Of the
criminal court. n "a
Less than one minute after. he had
taken the oath Of Office 4s sergeant
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Give No
 Hope of Decline

Minneapolis.-Minneapolis mll- lers declared tonight that although the, United States grain corporation may provide the mills with less e1] pen. .siVe wheat from Canada, they did not believe it would be possible to reduce flour prices enough 10 make decreased bread prices pos sible
 Frank L.. Cary, grain corpora- ton agent for the northwest, an- nomnced that the price of Canadian wheat purchased in canada and re- solii to the millers would be apouc S2.4O bushel. This is about 4o ecu IS less than the Price the millers haVye been paying recently.
 !dillers declare that If the graAn co, ,poration purchases only 8 small Qu antity fo wheat from Canada, as aR bounced, the supply will not De saE Efficiently large to bring about nei luction in flour prices.