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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

s. ticrc corncz6n no So rasquc. ESQ no
% aliyia-a. sino cue ~irrita-a Ia picl. Apli-
ouese TN roco dc BILLIARDS SNOW LINZ
NEN-, v frGtcsc suavcmentc on Ia partc
cnfe-ma. Caima Ia concz6n nmcdiatamen-
- bastanto tan solo unas cuantas aplicacio-
use para cue Ia causa que Ia oriZina dcsa-
pa-ezca raicaimente. De venta en- Ia b.
,ica San Pedro dc T. Cohn & Co. San An
ionic. Texas. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

Sc NECESITAN % familias mexi-
canas para trabajo general de campo
durantc TODD el Feraro. en- Austin.
Texas. Sc les pagara $500 por acre
v $500 por dia por arar. Sc les da-
ran gastos de trasportc. Ocurran
Star Employment Co., COS West
Houston St Cd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08
Ell TREN DE JALAPA
PUEBLA, ASALTADO
La eseolta fue aniquilada por
los felicistas

PUEBLA, PUE., JUNO 5.-Pare'
cia va muy eXtrano la tardanza de!
tren de pasajeros que venia a csta
poblacion prccedente de Jalapa. Ha-
bia grande ansiedad por conocer la
suerte del convoy que Sc ignoraba
completamente, hasta que hoy en- la
.manana Sc supo que Ell tcen haoia ST.
do asaltado por una numerosa partl-
'da de felicistas.
Segun Sc sabe por viajeros que
emprendieron la caminata a caballo,
pues los del tren aun no llegan, ell
convoy fue asaltado POGO antes de lie
gar de Varcla, entire Te~peyahualco J
Oriental.
Como la escolta era muy reduclda,
muy pronto fue aniquilada por ell fue-
go de les asaltantes, quienes sc dedi'
caron una vez en- possession de los ca,
rros, a apoderarse de las armas dc
los soldados muertos Y de algunos OBJ
ietos de valor que encontraron en- ell
caro- express. no molestando para ma
.da a las familias que viajaban. Po-
co despues, ordenaron a los pasajeros
que Sc bajaran de los carros Y prem,
dieron fucgo a estos, hasta lograr
que Sc convrtieran en- I'm monitor de
.cenizas.
Hay gran anSiedad entire los fami-
liares de los pasajeroS, cue ignoran
!, suerte que habran corrido sus deu-
COS. sabiendose unicamente que abso-
lltamente todos los soldados que for
maban la escolta, fueron muertos por
lbs felicistas, Y colgados en- los pos
ties del TELEGRAPH.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

GRATIFICARE con $500 a la persona due
me prpporcione info-mes dc lEnacia Mora
les, de Is ahos dc cdad. habiendo recibido
sus ulhnas noticias de Ciudad Juarez. Is
alta y triguena. Todo informc dirijaSc q
Juan Rivas, Del Rey, Cal. tllt
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PERDIDAS

DARE $4,000 de qualification a la persona
que devuelva 4 bonos dc $4,000 del 90. En-
prestto. Gel Gobicrno Americana. Que cx-
travie eli MERCEDES. !. entire el trayccto Gel
Frost National Bank q la Gale dc South
Flores. Guillermo Juliac. lo2s San Fer
Iando. Or. S1SS. tlO)
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URSULA DIAZ DE LEON dara bucna gra-
tificacion 4 Ia persona cue lie proporcionc
informes cxactos de Maximiano Ava. orisi-
mario de Aguascalientes. Mexico, quicn en- isuo
Sc inferno en- este pals. habiendo vivido mas
IN en- 1910 en- Texas y NueVo Mexico. Esta
cascade con una SONORA llamada Paula. Diri-
jansc sobre cI particular a Ursula D'az dc
Le5n. p. O.. Box 49,. P~ortcriile. Cal. t6)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

NECESTThMOS senori.a hicn rGucEda. quo
tsnEa expericucia como ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
en- inglSs v espanol. Hcrnosa oficina y ira
halo muy aE-adabic. Esrccittauen ekpe
-rcncis que hsyan adGui1do y 81 suede que
desean. Dirijansc per cscrito a Carlos P.
Oscood. Guntcr Hotel City. Ieb
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

ST necesita listed ropa o e~ualquier
clasc de arieulos. dirijase con entera con.
fianza a Ia INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION
COMPANY, 1908 WEST HOUSTON ST..
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. Ageneia General.
que despacha por correo los encarSos que Sc
lie ~confian, en- paquetes cuyo peso no ex-
ceda de once librEs. Haga listed Ia pruehs ::
escribaies una postal pidiendo prec;os de 10
que desea, y cuando reciba Ia contestaei6n.
les hara listed e. pedido y 10 pazara 81 70
convene al recibirlo.
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NECESITA una mujcr de edad madura
lara la cocira y trsb2jo dc casa. ocuFran
lSS Dpycr Ave. Ccrca &C Ia Corte- tS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

5000 de qualification Sc daran Z Ia perso-
ma que me proporciorc informes de mi pa
Dire Teodoro Macias. de IS amos de edad.
originario de MoreIia. Mich, dc dulen reel
bi sus ultimas ~notirias de Denver, Colo. 10
do inforue dirijase a Simon Macias. CO.
Michigan Sugar Company. Saginaw, Mich.
u2)
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G~RATIFICARE CON $500 Il Ia persona Que
me inforre de! paradero dc mi padre Ahra-
ham Zermcio. dc 60 amos de edad. quien
desaparcci6 dc Houston 81 3 dc JUNO. TODD
informe dirijase a Lucas Zermeno. rs New
Orleans Ave. Houston. Texas. tl4)
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VSOS DE- OCAS/OM
VENTAS

MoLNoS ELECTRICoS HoBARTS para
ca-re. cafe, caeahuate. caeao y cereales: ba-
tidores &c mantequilla y harina: rebanado-
ras de earne y tOda clase de accessories para
cocina v pansder;a. Ventas en- raSos Ia
Giles. Hobarts Sales Agency, J2l So. Pinto
St San Antonio. Texas.
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AGENTES :-Masnifica oportunidaG para ga
mar dincro. No deien de escribir e II In
ternationsl Commission Co. 1908 ". Hous-
ton ST.. San Antonio. Texas. pidiendo ITO
clos dc los Afauados Colares Fragantcs de
Flcrcs de California. N)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

Sc NECESITAN senoras para que atien-
dan pucs;ns dc lotrria. ocur~an a las 6
p. m. al Parquc Nacional. Esquiua dc Hous-
ton y Laredo.
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MISCELANEA

GANESE $1,000 diarios en- su casa. Eada
mas mande su nombre y direction, y z
vuelta dc correo lie dire como. B. T.. More.
los, Oklahoma City, Okla. (9)
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PESOUISAS

CON $500 SC gratifieara a Ia persona que
proporcione informes de mi hijo lgnacio
Fernandez. de L amos dc cdad. deigato. Y
trigueno con uns ~cicatriz en- In frentc. Qu!en,
procedente dc la ciudad dc Mexico. Sc extra
VIC CT Mayo 10. TODD informc sobre el
particular diriiase = Jose Fernandez, 1915
So. 18th. St Argentine Sta Kansas City.
Mo (22D
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PROFESSIONALS
MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

Abogz5o Me1icano. Consuitas y documenta-
eioncs juridicas conrerrientes a leyes y pego.
CLOS de M:xico. To3-7o4 Caples Bldg. FL Psr
%. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

Sc N~ECESIThN seHoriras para que trabs-
;en en- IA fab.ica de 1uros. FineE Cigar
Factory.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

DARE UNA CRATIFICACION dc $500 a
la persona que me proportions intcrmS
do NJ; hiio Afonso Ranccl. dc % amos De
dad = picado de viruela. Sc separo dc mi
lsdo en- 1910 dc n Hda. de Ia Dora. San Fe-
lipc. Gto.. habicndo recibido POGO des2ues.
sus ul,imas ~not;ciaS de San Pedro dc lbs
Coloniss. Coah. TODD inforne diri1ase
Maria Carmen r. de RanscI. 2o09 Griffin
ST Dallas. Texas. W
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

NECESIro profesora de piano y mando!i-
ma. Para informes oeurran q 100 S!ocun
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ENSENANZA

LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
micilio. Precios convencionales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. graduado en- los Conserve
;orios de Paris y Madrid. Recibe o-dcnes SIS
Morales ST. Sc habla frances y espsnol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

MPRESoRES:- 81 neecs;ta -1Gue!as de
6efuneion. grandcs, estilo me1ieano. esc-iba
pidiendo pIeeios y musstras a lSnaeio z
Lozauo. lis n. Santa Pose Ave, San Az
tonic. TcSas.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. sos West Hous-
ton St. puede proporrionar a listed traoa}a'
dores ' ernrleos. Telefoao Or. 65+I.
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TRABAJo PARA LOS MEl

Sc N~ECESITAN hoy mismo s~enoEitas mayo
res de i6 amos, para cue ~trahajcn en- Inc
Zorro Tobacco Co.. 4ol y. Pecos.
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PRESTAMOS

PRESTAhoS dinero sobrc Bonos de IA Lii
bert.d al 8 por ceinto annual. Tamhien go
bre Estampillas dc Ahorro de Guerra. Ocu-
iran 9O7 State Bank Bldg. o Russell Bldg.
f16D
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESrTA criada. Horas fdeiles. Termi-
nado su trabajo puede salir. Ocurran 90
W. Elmira St tS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

TRASPASO TALLER dc s~astreria bien 81
tuado. rs Soledal ST. Entire las Gales
Concrete y Houston.
I-RGFyE TRASPASAR restaurant con mag
mica clientele. lnforrnau "Perla Gaze Az
w. Houston s..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

DARE BUENA GRATIFTCACGoN 4 la per-
soma que me inforne dc Ia Srita. Luisa Be-
lahos. Guiea hacc S mcse residia en- La
redo. Texas. Ag-adeccre Cue TODD irforme
60 dirja Embellishments a lgDacio Torres,
Sox 2So. Tcxaoma. Okla go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

PUEDE listed conseSuir toda elase dc To-
rtajes al por mayor y menor. ca 81 Dawson
St Tel Travis 1858.
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Siempre Ienemcs 10 Mejor
EN- CARROS UyADOS
STAACKE Bros.
SELLOS DE COMA

Para comcrcian;es. prcfesionistas y Socie-
dades. Complete surt:do de- accessories rara
les mismos. Pida catSlcGo a l.. SANTOS
ORTA. GIL Dolorosa ST. San Antonio. Tex.
LA CHA. FoNoGRAFICA MEXICANA VEN
DC nor correo. fonografas Columbia. Victor
y Edison. Pleas mcxicaEas Columbia. Vie
tor y Edison. Mcdicinas dc patentc. yerbas
nedicinHs. ~articulos mexicaros. efecto, pa
IN tocador. Instruments musicaies. etc. Di-
ria So correspondence pidiendo catapSo
dc Ia mnnera sigIientc: Cha. Fonografica
Mc1ieena. ! D.. Flores. Box. sos. Dept. G.
FIoresvilc, Texas.
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MATRIMONIALES

CkBALLERO de 81 amos de edad, con muy
brcna cducsci6n Y quo habla inglcs, a!eman y
TN POGO de esparol. y que piensa principiar
sus ncEocioS aaui o en- Mexico. desca reLa-
cionazse. con schorita o "iuda urexleaoa
honorable. que liable ingles o aieman. para
easarsc Immediate reuts. j. Keller. Gen. Del.
San Antonio. Texas. Isl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-08

?. P. LEYVA. Travis 1871. 1907 Colirna st
Toda clRsc dc trabaios dc piomeria. repara-
clones, etc.
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SUB-AGENCLA

SONETOS 7 SONATAS.
Poesias por ell Lie. Miguel Bolanos
Cache. I'm tomo rustica, impreso en-
magnifico papel. S1.25. Pidase a Ia
Casa Editorial Lozano, San Antonio,
Texas.
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C~RATTFTCARE con $500 a IA persona auc
me proporcionc inform-s dc mi hijo Fran
cisco Naehi, de Is ahos dc edsd. moreno
y dc 5 pies dc ~estrturA. Tcdo informe sobrc
el particular diriissc Il Santiago Nachi. Soa3
W. 3Sth st. Chicago III.
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NJ. L. Osborn Employment Co
1923 W. Houston St.
San Antonio, Texas.

Sc NECESTTA un muchacho con hicicicta
rara repartir ropa 4 domicilio, y una sonora
o senorita como a~yudantc de :hlltT. OcurIan
American Dye Works, +es Garden St Te-
leforo Travis asa.
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS
New York

NEW YORK. June 2o.---stocks
we. less responsive yesterday to the
passing Of the money crisis, and trad
ing. while well over the million share
mark, was smaller in volume and
scope. the market frequently lapsing
into periods Of absolute dullness.
Call loans opened at 6 Der cent, the
lowest initial quotation since last
Friday. laaer eeasing to I'VE on an
abundant supply. Offerings from To-
4al sources were supplemented By an
Inflow Of interior funds, but time
honey remained frm.
Observers Of monetary conditions
predict further shading Of rates, In
pluding long maturities, By the mid
Tears when large sums will be avail
able through interest and dividend
disbursements.
News bearing on security values
WIS mainly OF domestic origin, ad-
vices from various centers confirming
orecent reports respecting favorable
Acrop prospects. Industrial progress
and general trade expansion.
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companies test on the Nancy White
farm IS showing for Z near dnster in
the Maxon sand, II will be tested be-
fore drilling deeper.
In Murphy district. Richie county,
the Josephs OIL company has now
drilled IT'S test on the s. s. Josephs
farm through the Big Intun sand and
showing little oil. In Ellsworth dis
trict, Tyler county. the Southern OIL
company has drilled No. on the
Christian heirs fran through the
Keener sand. It Is showing for two
or three-barrel pumper.
In New Milton district, Doddridge
county, the Hope Natural Gas COM
pany is due in the Gordon sand at a
test on the Call heirs farm. In Cove
district, the South Penn Oil company
is drilling a test on the W. j. Wan
street farm. In New Miltof district
the Hope Natural Gas company's sec
ond test on the James W. Green farm
has now been drilled through all the
sands and is dry.
After protracted fishing Job at
No. II on the L. D. Chambers heirs
farm, in Smithheld district. Roane
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OIL and Gas.

Light wells are the best the eastern
delds are completing at this time.
Theer are not many Of them and all
located In old territory. The two most
interesting sections, Big Sandy dis
trict, Kanawha county, and Sherman
district, Boone count, West Virginia
will not have any wells due to get the
sand for some little time. II these
two districts fail to make good. the
chances for new production will be
greatly reduced. There is not much
doubt as to Boone county, but some
speculation as tdl the war sand de-
yelopment in Kanawha county. In
the absence Of new territory, opera
tors are making the most of develop
ing old.
On Sears creek, Washington dis
trict, Calhoun county, located one
mile northeast OF the same company's
test on the NJ. J. Buffie1d farm, the
Hope Natural Gas company has COM
pleted a test on the Press Short farm.
It 10 showing for very light pumper
In the Maxon sand. On White Oak
creek. in the same district, the same
company has drilled its test on the
II. F. Duffield farm, 1000 feet south
west ofthe test on the NJ. j. Duffield
farm, through tho Maxon sand, get
ting the same kind OF producer.
On Mud river, Carroll district, Lin
coin county. the Huntington Develop
ment and Gas Ggmapny has complet el
1t stest on the H. N. Lake farm. II is
q fair gasesr in the Berea grit. On
q part Of the same farm the wayland
Oil and Gas company has drilled its
test into the Salt sand. It will net
maYe better than small pumper.
The Big -Four Oil company has COM
pleted in the same formation No. 2
on the B. F. Roberts farm and is
showing for a 15-barrel pumper. In
the same development the Hunting
ton Development and Gas company
has made locations for Nos. and 4
on the Lee Dent farm.
In Burning Springs district, Writ
county. the Southern Oil company has
completed No. 4 on the NJ. Richter
farm. It 10 a 4-barrel upmper in the
Salt sand. On the waters OF White
Oak creek, Washington district, CAL
houn county, the Hope Natural Gas
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WANTEp-Girls to WORK on, aalur-
day also lady to clean offices. APP
ply McCrory sc & 1Oc Store.
s.2o-st-5soS
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WANTED Lady clerk, Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Company, Ill Fatrmont
avenue. s-ls-2t5ss7
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.


Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the stockholders OF the
American Valve ano Tank Company, a
corporation created and organized I'M
der the laws Of the State Of West yir-
ginia, held at Fairmont, West Virgin
Ia, on the 18th day Of April, 1919, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved first. That the American
Valve and Tank Company, corpora
ton created and organized under the
laws. Of the States OF West Virginia,
does hereby discontinue business as a
corpoSat!on and surrender to said
State ITS charter and Corporate fran
chfsesl IRe Board Of directors will
proceed to conyert thg property, ohos-
es in al tion and all assets oSethe cor
poratioA into cash, shd pay of and dis
charge ll I'll debit, liabilities and OBJ
itgations, and after fully discharglng
all such debit Nabiltilss and obliga.
lions, Divide th$ remathder among the
stockholders 1fe ratG with their sever.
al holdings II stocE But no such pay
ment shall DE mi de to any stockhold-
er until utter mo publication Of the
notice hereinafter hrovtded.
Resolved sgcond. THAT the President
Of this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution to
be publiShed in sontA newspaper OF
general Circulation pu6hshed near the
princtpfl office or place sf business Of
this coFporatoSn once week for six
weeks and that he forthwith certify
these Resolutions to the Secretary OF
State iof the State of Yves Virginia.
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aFl,P WaNIED-MALE

W1NTG I7c Ambitious men, se6tle.
Cnanly, OF neat appearance, TO sell
f.ne line Of fancy and staple groceries
% consumer. Some experience help
ful but not essential Work upon a
comm. sslon basis with weekly cash
advance Of from $3.50 to $500 guar
anteed. Earning viii deEend upon
own efforts. Give age and reference
Win first letter. Field unlimited. Ev-
erybody eats. Address General Sales
Manager, Box 1892. columbus, Ohio.
6-1S-6t-5SSq
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Mr.. and Mrs. James c. welton mo-
tored to Morgantown yesterday where
they attended commencement at the
West Virginia university.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED 4SemaiJ
W1NTEbSfady e operate EieesfIc
Machine and act as saleslady. APP
Ply 420 Main street. 6-19.6t-5900.
PRACTICAL NURSE-Persons desir-
ing the services of an experienced
practical nurse, please call No. 1S741R.
6-14-6t-5S69.
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THE REGULARS COMING.

As the days grow warmer you will
see our regular soda fountain patron
flocking IN for their refreshing drlnkd
They have chosen this particular foun-
tain because they like the quality Of
our deserts. We have an expert mix
erologist to serve you. Be a regular
visitor. You will like our brand.
Martins Drug Store, Cor. Main and
Monroe SITS. Phone 1o6-J.-Adv.
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county. the wayland OIL and Gas
company has moved the rig and start
ed a new hole. IN, Washington dis
trict, Lincoln county. the Carter Oil
company's second test on the Moore
heirs and Standard Fuel company's
property is a very light pumper in the
Salt sand.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. June 2o.-1t was a case
81 shorts bidding up the market OF
themselves yesterday in the corn
Trade. Nevertheless new top prices
Tor the season were reached. The
close was firm &c to INC net higher,
With July $1.s1@1S1A and September
B1.715<@i.745s. Oats finished &c to
Lssc down and provisions unchanged
y csc higher.
y Articles. Open. Close.
9corn--
July .............,.$1.79 $1.S1
OATS
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Of SP,ths vloss MI I e in q wonan,s
Ilfs ~ o1 s e. q ffaughE with tho
i nut 81 bG s.s., e & s1s s0a.a
AVgEe 4 Len sEI. & q p ths tIlas!y
H1|s5 Esndes &c ST 'sord IS; -s SdsS;
s s1s a ssS s... s'1 ssss.s z
sssIsz "a "a sI g Y . e sss ss &c:
Ss hzoad. sbdrninsi M nlss .rsisx
3. B: sss Oh: e sas i Nh "a g .9 j:
1louandl. oe unsn, Tar yhsN aensury
tlon, prepared e edaitY Tor expecf1n rnoth.
81 snd eysEy Zonan swaittrg IL frtsls
Nlliie ~ H1dh.ld 7Rlgnl81nr Con no,
ps III - e: As e &C; q =;
Ms 1n1 eaelr ara qekaln . bot9lc q
8 S Ss - 2; ssssE Is; g a ssi
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, July 2o.- Riverside
Oil stocks were the features here.
Riverside Eastern common sold with.
IN the range OF 37s and 3B, nearly
1900 shares changing hands at those
prices. The preferred stock advanced
to and closed at Az, a new high rec
ord. Riverside Western common
jumped from 151S to 20 and the pre-
ferred sold at 2211s, both record prices.
These stocks have been conspicuously
days movement was stimulated by the
notice issued by both companies call
ing q special meeting of stockholders
Tor June 80 to vote upon the sale Of
the properties and the dissolution Of
the companies. Traders coupled this
announcement with rttmors of the pos
sibility OF new combination similar
70 that Of the Barnsdall Corporation.
which has received such a popular re-
ceptton on the part Of the public.
Ohio Fuel OIL was also strong and
higher. jumping from rs to 273s and
closing at 26Ia net gain OF dollar a
share. Ohio Fuel Supply was in good
demand at 501s to 50&. Pittsburgh
OIL and Gas was reactionary and
closed * lower at 1915. Manufactur.
ers Light and Heat was steady at Sc.
The advance in Westinghouse Air
brake continued, the stock reaching
1884, new high mark on this move
ment. Sales of the stock reached L.
050 shares, and a considerable amount
ofthe buying said to be for out-of.town
account. Electric was dull at 563s to
beN. American Window Glass stocks
were less active and averaged slight
" lower. The remainder of the mar
ket was quiet but steady.
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hnt the sunrage Amendment.

cred but the Suffrage Amendment
Mrs. McMann urged every woman
present to see their State Senators and
Representatives. and appeal to them in
behalf OF the plan outlined by her, OF
calling the special session.
Mrs. Messick. president of the con-
venlion. also urged this plan. admit
ting that without such a pledge from
lhe Senators and Representatives, 9th
er matters Of most vital importance
now agitatng the minds OF the peo-
pie Of Delaware. might be in jeopardy.
on the strength OF the appeal made
by Mrs. McNIann and Mrs. Messick, Mrs.
!. W. Pennewin Of Wilmington offered
The following resolution when was
adopted:
Resolved. That the Governor OF Del
aware be asked 10 call a special session
Of the Legislature to ratify the Federal
Suffrage Amendment, members OF ne
Legislature first being pledged to vote
for nothing else.
The next speaker presented TO the
convention was Governor John u.
Townsend.
In presenting the Governor Mrs. Mes
sick stated that Governor Townsend al
ways stood with the W. c. r. L. I'm the
furiherance Of their plans TO stamp out
The liquor trafllc and had so mentioned
il i'm his first message to the people Of
Delaware and had been consistent in
such views.
The Governor thanking the delegates
for their hearty welcome, said in part:
Greetings and congratulations are
yours Well earned hard earned, sue
cess is yours. History will tell Of these
forty years but will never depict the
hardships and struggles endured. Fu-
ture generations will emulate your de-
termination but Will fail TO recite truly
the persistency you have shown? Yours
has been more than campaign: it has
been. in very truth. a crusade. With
single purpose always in view, you
have never dsspated your ener-
gics. The banner Of the White Ribbon
was unfurled in church and school at
ifome and abroad, in society and in
public, and you associated only with
that party or organization that adopted
your platform or policy.
To rid the nation, your state. your
community from The curse OF drink was