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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
JUAN ANDREW ALMAZAN
ATACAD0 CERCA De
SABINAS, HIDALCO
10 acompanaba un pequeno
grupo, al ser atacado por
gran niunerc de fuerZas

Por Co-rco rarc Ia PRENSA'
LAREDO. Texas, Enero S.-Not:-
cias recibiGaS en- Ia vecina pob,aci6n
de Nusvo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Y pro-
cedentes dc Ia ciudad dc Monterrey,
hacen Saber cue las tropas del go
bierno carrancista siguen llevando
a cabo una tenaZ campaAa contra
las partidas reoc!des que por el Es-
lido mzrodcan, Y que han llegado
= OoseSiouarse de algunos iugares de
relativa importancia.
Tambien Sc deduce de AS mismas
ncticias, que los rebeldes de Nuevo
Leon. sobre TODD los mandadoS por
el general Juan Andrew Almazan,
han manterido cierta actividad du-
rante las uitimas scnlanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
MURIO UN VETERANO De
LA GUERRA CIVIL
Presto importantes servIclos
al COB. en- la frontera
LAREDO. Texas, Encro O.

LSE iSNt>, EiicsN -
En- Ia manana de hoy. fal2ccio
en- esta ciIdad ell captain Samuel T.
Fostc-. v~etcrano de Ia guerra civil,
V durante los ult;mos amos. comisio-
nado de los Estados Unidos en- La
redo.
Foster, tenia ochenta Y nueye amos
de edad. V presto magnificos servi-
clos Al go5ieno or Ia frontera. ha-
niendo luchado durante toda Ia CUE
II civil.
FaiIecio una DANA
La sonora Clotilde F. &c Lopez,
falleci6 aver despues de ha5er dado
a luz Ut niHo, el Que fallecio una
hora mas tarde. La c;tada dana era
esposa del seror Juan Lopez, clu-
dadano meyicano bien conocido y re-
iacionado en- Laredo. donde ma resi-
dido durante muchos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
TROPAS 7 PERTRECHOS
PARA A LOS
REBELDES FELICISTAS
Con rumbo desconocido fue-
ron embarcados en- Ell
puerto de Yeracruz

VERACRUZ, Yer, Enero 5.-Lle-
yando a bordo bastante genie y per-
trechoS, Y bien acondicionados para Ia
caapana: salieron de este puerto los
canoncros naciora.eS Sonora y"Pro
greso", segltn 0rGenes que u res
pectivos commentaries recibieron de Ia
Secretaria de Guerra Y Marina.
la salida de estos barc0s cause
aQui alguna extraneZa, pUcs nadie
habl2ba de que fueran q emprcnder
viaje alguno.
Por otra parte SC ienora por COM
pleto el rambo que l~leven, Y solo Sc
cree cue van srbre Ia costa del Col
70 que colinda con la Huasteca, :
prestar auxilio a los jefeS de, gobier-
no que esta: hacienda Ia campana,
contra Pelaez Y el general Felix Diaz,
iefes u han entrado en- e~Xtraordina-
ria actividad desde que Aguilar Sc hi
20 cargo de IA i~efatura de operaciones
en- este Estado.
De este puerto salleron con direc-
ci6n a Cordoba, los obreroS Manuel
Rend6n, Carlos Gracidas Y Andres
Carmona, quienes van a conferenciar
con el gobernador del Estado acer-
ca del punto relative a una partlclpa-
ci6n que deben tener en- .os reHdi-
mientos de las empresas en- que traba-
jan. V que consiste en- qIe Sc les
gratifiuue cada fin de n con un mes
de salario.
Este asunto estaba en- nlano de Ia
Legislature local; pero como NADIA
resolvi6 soDre Ell particular. los patro.
nos manifestation que de acuerdo con
Sis i~utercscs abonarian aquelia %ra-
t~ificaci0n q sus obreros, siemPre Que
asi 10 r~esolviera el ~gobernador del
Estado. a fin de que e. asunto tuviera
c~aracter Official. para evitar en- 10
SUCCESSIVE cualesQliera otras difficult
tades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

Ell PASO. Texas, Enero S.-Las
j1A;uas noticics rCcibidas en- c!udad
.Juara-. acerca de la camnana con-
ira 81 vill;smo en- e. Estado dc Chi
huqhua. son las de que las operaclo-
hes tan largamente preparadaS 2or
Jose Agustin Castro, actualme2te
icfc de Ia Division del Norte. nan
dado va principle, con Il moviI!-
2aci6n general de l2s tropas carran-
cis.as Y algunos combates. sin gran
imnortarria verificados en- las cer-
carias de Parral y Jimtnez.
Ell principle de "a ofens!va
Conclaidos todos los preparedness
de n ca,nnana. Y habiendo reclpldo
do Mexico los materiales de guerra
que lc .,acian falta. Castro, Ia
senana nasada, Gambia su Quartet
General. cue te9ia cstablecido en-
Come palacio. Durango, desce su
arribo de Ia capital dc Ia Repuhlca,
4 Il ciudad dc chihuahua. desde
donde t:rigir& las operaciores.
Los iefes que tomaran DaFtc en-
elias, scr5n diez. a!%unos de los cua-
'cs. que cstan en- Torreon, Sc pr2pa-
ran : ayanzar, por terra los unos y
nor 81 ~forrocarril los otros, rumbo
al norte.
IN este avance. Sc asegura cue
habr5 series cori0ates, por cIanto
cue los vi,listas estan preparadoS pa
RI c~ctonerlos en- diStintos lugares
de n via ferrea V del canine carrie
tcro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
Ino D mel. Q m,t;vo de Ia desgra-

no D MEL, con m1t!yo De II desgr&-
"a que le acortec:era
Is scE7-es Conz5.cz Perez expire
=oa suS gr&ci2s muy cSne. al-leEte a
s-n7rcs Alf ls2 Q. -~loN', Al
.- PU-u-es ' /. Y -o~-g@ 42e
-ar-r IS ni-.-dcrsa L ayG&a
2ecun.ar.a . 81 Aec.A@a~ poltica.
.arto en- 81 propio no.acce, ONT CT
ell DC Ia dicha sonora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
YOTO De CRACIAS.

HOUSTON, TEXAS. i
Les senores Enrique ' C2yeCanG Con
zalez Perez. desean hGccr pubi,2 81
agradecimienJo, p0r medic de las pre-
sentes lineas. a les mecSniccS meXi-
canos de Houston Y de Ennis, Texas,
asi como a los amaricanes. pOr 81 ge-
aeroSa ayuda Y eSpontaneo ~consueio.
impartido 4 Ia esposa de 81 hernia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
Faiiecio una DANA
NACiMIENTO

E, dia 4 del actual, vino al mundo
IN nino hiio del senior Rafael Me-
zPy-de L scIora 3enicna Rodriguez
de Meza, quisnes resi'!en en- IA casa
POP de Ia Gale de Mocrezuma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
De-rotado cerca de Sab;nas

Se@in es-as not;cas daspIes de
haber Gerrotado un peQueno nucleo
caG'ancista ensre Liaares Y Monte
vrev. A,n,azan Sc encamia6 rumbo a
Salinas Hidalgo. probablemente con
int-nciores De atacar dicha plaza. o
1'~omo Dc los peQuehos pob'aGos CO.
marcanos.
S~ahedoras dc t2l movimiento las
22Joridadcs militares de Monterrey.
e~nvia:on en- su persecution n fucr-
"a compel te, mandada segdn Sc
dice por 81 mismo general Rlcaut.
Estas fuer2as dieror alcance a
AImaZ:ir en IN lugar ercano .
Sabinas Hidalgo. Y s~oStuvieron con
sus honares IN breve camhate. en-
e. cue les revoluc;onarios. cue eran
en- nun1ero mucho menor que ei dc
los carrancistas. rasu!taron dcrro-
tatos. periisnco gran parte de su
impeGlmc0Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
Una OFERT'A EXCEPTIONAL

Examine I'd. cstos Qua
TO a-riculoS. los que son
de usiliJaG Suma 4 tcda per-
SOFA. sHsbia I'd tenido
anterio-TPEJe IA opo-u.ni-
DAD DC aGquirir este hsrrno-
50 rcIoN = precio &c f&5ri-
ca? Sacramento Que 10 =
quiza Nguca vLelva q pre-
Seuearse;e. ObServe cu!da-
dosamcr.c csc reloX y Sc
convca."ra que y: con u-1
dc S5G.0O cuedSSA mas 81
tiSfechC Gyc cor este. TIE
ne Il ioyas y Ia naGuiHa-
ria esta -Cas;-UiGa &c! me-
jor ace.O. p-cCcc2mer.e
81 por n cuai
. mas ex2c;o que cualqU.e,
ot-o -elox. Es nSado p-c.e-
rsrseneE:c por pc-soras =
quieneS sCS ocupac.onss la5
obligan = teaer Sicmpre IL
nora exacta- La GAIA 6 de
gro reilero. a-tistI-an"rtc
Cr.uaGa con IN aEGila u
uc-.raaa cs auy tUercc =
5ua.amca-e cor l. GagE-
maria San EaranGzadas 9u-
20 amos. Este relox vale
cuaaGo mencs S25.O0, pe-U
en- vista De que GeSeamcS
cue 81 p-blico 10 cono=ca.
hencs decidido vsEGe-lo. por
IN cortu cSpacio dc ITEM
Pc. al p=ecio lie S9.15. : CO.
10 e,arluS deaeoscS de que
nUSstca c.-a sen concctCa
= e-imada del puhlicO. Ga-
-cmos ~ABSOLUTANENTE
GRATIS. COZ cada rsloX
Que So nos conpre, Una NJ
m - H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
CASTRO do PRINCIPE A LA OFENSlVA
.CONTRAE FL VlLLISMO EN- CHIHUAHUA
Promote dar garantias a quienes 10 ayuden, castl
Gar a los que scan simpatizadores dc Villa

las tropas tcngan nccesiGad dc pa
sar; no 1cupar cor ellis innecesa-
~riarcnte nj hacienda$ nj casas; pero,
al mismo tempo. amcnaZa con Sc
veros castigos i los que e~ncucntrc,
cu,rables de simpatia o dc ayuda al
villismo.
La campana on Durango
Al mismo tempo. ha o~rganizado
Ia campaha en- cl Estado de Duran
go. cnt;dad Ell n que hay va al pre-
sentc, numerosas partid2s rebeldcs
en- actividad.
Dc Ia campana en- aquel estado'
81 encarrara Joaquin Amaro, quien
va Sc ha encaminado nacia los lu-
cares donde tienen que d%esarro!iar
Su plan de operaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
In manifesto de Castro

s. saoe tambien en- Ciudad Jua-
req. u Castro. e. dia de 81 arribc :
Chihuahua. lanz6 IN manifesto ai-
rigido = toaos los haoitanre del Es-
sado. sin distinction de par1idos.
Er el manifesto dice que 81 llava
la firue decision d. p2c:hcar al
Estado Y de Iihrar'o para siempre
de IL 2monaza villista. para 10 cual
70 om'tira esfrerzo nj sacrificio.
Como juzga que clio es obra que
heneficiara en- general q todos los
haA:eantes del Estado. rec que cada
cual do6c ayudarlo CT aqlello que
este en- su maHo. cuaEdo menos, no
maa;f-sta~do hostil;dad hacia as
erc7a, dai co2;c~"o c~arranc:sta, nj
sirv:a-d2 al enem 20 nj negando sis
tc-, camente e; anoyo cue en- e
n7ei.Fe &c 81 f2erza puede dar a las
roa2s d.. -,Aiorno.
Cfrece tar1biGn plenas garantias :
Jodos. nc extorsionar nj molestar al
vecindario de los lugares por donde
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10

Esta maquina
constituye e
realidad u n
aparato cine
matogra O..
Exhibira ante
listed las ulti-
mas Y mas in
tereSantes 5
cenas de Ia
guerra euro
pea, la Vida Y
Martirio d c
Nuestro Sc
nor ,~Jesucris-
% V d las
D~ellcuIaS que
listed c~oloQue
n ella. sean
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-10
GORDON DE TROPAS A
10 R De LA VIA
De MEX. A VERACRUZ
No do resultado la medida
de la IONA de guerra
que dispuso Aguilar

VERACKUZ, Yer, Enero 5.-En
il Jefatura de Arnas lie la Plaza sc
inform6 que en- vista de Que los revo-
dictionaries han desplegado n ac-
tividad terrible en- estos ultimos dlas.
sobre TODD, en- 10 que Sc refiere a los
asaltos Il los trenes ;nilitares que
vicnen dc Ia Ciudad de Mexico, sc
va a proceder a otro medic mas eficaZ
que el de Ia iona de guerra para
proteier a dicilos trenes. y que con-
siste en- Ell eStablecimiento de I'm cor
don de tropas a 10 largo de Ia Inca
del F~errocarril Mexicano, cor SIS
~resrectivas ~estaciones militares, Ell
las cue habra communication %telegra-
flea a cada momento.
Sc r que solo apelando a esta
MEDIA, las fuerzas del gobierrc po-
dram hacer Il correrias en- los ire
nes que oDeran en- Ia citada Inca del
MeXicano.
Ell Inspector del Ferrocarril Me-
xicano. Ramon Rosas Reyes, que
lego a este puerto. mando a Is carcei
a rarios de los cargadores de Ia Esta-
ci6n. acusandolos de vender boletOs
falsos a los pasaieros, quienes Sc los
compraban a ~aqu6llos para ~evitarSe
molesrias en- Ia oficina del f]erroca-
rril.
Como ell boletero. senior Mantilla,
manifestara que los boletos no eraH
~falsos, sino que sa!ian de su ofici-
ma segun arreglo tcnido con los car
gadores que mucho facilitan las fun
clones del traficc, los cargadores sc
quejaron al senior Pauline FonteS, &C.
rcntc del Ferrocarril MeNicano. supl!-
candole que castigue al ahbl:rar:o
inspector Reyes, que solo trata de per
iudicar los ~intercses dc varios hom-
bres que Sc ganan Ia vida hanrada-
mentc en- Ia estacion. sin estafar nj
enganar 4 Made, como 10 a:@nUo el ms
pector.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS

FIRST DHEck F1. Sion s.s rra
.hare Do. Cabin Stock tdlr.s. sg
Care Tie News. .-.lt
FLOWING HauIiu. ana ituUIzuE
Phone l-Ha f...Itp
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"0''s '' ''.'''f'. ''' Ia. ..'
NrNTEUHEIU -HN.KHU.UFU-
lrr requested d.. u... boo mr office.
So .IurF.. .u.rm Uus.
u. H I..ur .....f HHU.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25

WASHING WANTED Phone
GN tp.
WANTED rolorcd url for work 100
nall family Phone 1920 Gossip
WANTED Position as stonoglaphcr
y young lady. four years ezper.
.Ouce Address b care 0f Tho NOws
lU-afp
WANTED Experienced white $500.
wm Goods apply 1000 polE street
0.-t.
WANTED TO trade good income
AMARILLO property COO tvo sections
'ood plains land or win trade
$50 Usll improved sections oI p..u.
land .0r Amarillo property also
twenty-five good mul for aIa S.
S. N.i.e Amarillo ,0-e'r.
WANTED 100 acres sod or uld
round would prefer case OF town
Route s IHy Il' J D. Cheshire
.I-'fu
WANTED D. yors couple mau
.rn-HsI ulrfU clos. m. g.
P" " care Sew" 1l.-p
VAST rU RENT s piano Uru-
nr N"udi Theatre. Hr -0lm . -t
haI.. Apartment d lfp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25
EXCHANGE

1fU ae. highly Improved irrI
gated alfalfa .arm na.r Dexter ~
NJ. south .. Roswell ar.g.m vH
Ter. large r.ry.r price 500 1000
acre. $500. JOAN years off, Will
trade ia. Amarillo property Hr land
section. No. m. IHu1 900 Hartley
count. tl trade lHr wrr.haEI.-"
viii pu cash difference
section rau.H owned and &
leased boo WIuUl.r county we'll .m-
proved Inr rq,h purpose. and good
land price, 800 bonus IuI 'ra
due Do. soto ONLY 10000 debit
viii tuI. fur other good property
ur mirht trad. tHn equity Iur UiI
lease. u4ar Amarillo
some good r.u property 200
pIairt.u fn uHl" fnr land anI
ms difference.
Samc ra.F.r.. ud vacant prop
ortv in hma.lH fo trade Coo cheap
ard and assume
Hf.G AIMS 900 and gD1.A
Monroe tvo good hou uu 500.
1Ico In order to rails. SOME cash.
1000 fllurr I-fI Jackson. 1870
TAYLOR I-ua Lincoln aud MANY
others
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25
FOR SALE

FOR s1lE ror $3.50. tHo shares
% 3d.. Cabin ou stock Address
.... .U, NrNs or phone laU0-M.
DH SALE jersey mich COW.
u..l .u, EAST Gth CUIstp.
.. t. Three ,sc.l.nt doubt,
.H H IHIled Hereford Bulls from
...Hl DID, sixteen months obi u-,.
White ur 0aii Horace Baker. Claude.
'.Aa .f-ttU
FOE LEASE $500 acre ranch I'm
t.aT county New Mexico. fenced
aud cross fenced good bHIdnr.
$500 per year. for further utur-
nation Jddre Murphy a. Johnson
shoemaker New Mexico bG-stp
FOR SALE Patent school d,-a,
Address Teacher care Daily News
1o.atc
FOR SALE one reed baby buggy
COS Johnson 1o.aIu
FOR SALE SN zap Garland coal
range. sanitary base. also ..N gall
Ton Daisy chum heap fl0 Wos.
.''.' =. Io-'r
FOR SALE ono r.fr. .erltor ono
sanitary couch ono kitchen table.
40 new Phone .-N. -U-atu
FOR SALE Good wheel Rugby
10000 nos Lincoln pHou, 800
~ 1918 1l-stp
RANCH FOR SALE "A bargain -
1900 acre ranch for sale To- Ellis a.
OKLA finest Kind of grass. 900 acres
NJ .t farm land pom acres now broke
agt 'wo wells also running watr~
"r living water cattle sheds with
'rra.s g room house barn fnr .
1OrsDs Ivo raiuaries extra good
'.WIr. fence around ranch price i'
old a' on @. sil.0 per acre AI-
dress Box 3 Shattuct. Okla. -I-.tp
FOR SALE Ford touring ear body
tnd ono closed winter Top for Ford
'''"e Dbl ,l-erp
FOR SALE Good sewing machine.
Genuine leather morr chair .Is-
1I-.tu
FOR SALE Fifty tons of well head.
pod bundle hltir corn 90 $4,000 Der
an =. G. D Mclean U is esima.
..d that car viii hold Twelve tons
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I. NJ. BRUNER g. co.
WANT COLUMN
LAND BARGAINS.

one O.. fH, choicest sections of tho
NIrhmI'. This eUIuu s about .
mII. Ws-f Ui Amarillo. and is praefi.
lI.y every foot good ulhblp land
.'as good Improvements. fenced and
uh-feuDed aud about 400 acres bon
cultivation. and 100 acres iu wheat
We offer q special price 0f $4,000 per
.rn ior q few days
unehalt section JUS. south of Anna.
..llH II good uNah.. land Wpu im-
proved and B. @ bargain at $50 5U.
Nu have section about q mile.
r.W fHa CTS limit. ut $4,000 per
aero. with $4,000 600 cash payment
anal golfs at o per cent uu baIauD.
Cn PROPERTY roR SALE.
UHa johns Street a good -FOUR
.Hum bona well mIf tuNIsH lut
100000 100000 cash. aud baIau..
$500 per month
lola El .1um Street a Broom
modern house TOT auN sH>HU COO aud
good t.rm- Good opportunity.
IOE HENT.
I4Il Van B1r.u sr.. -....u
uuI.ru HuI" $4,000
I-II TYLER Street s.raHm maH rf
house $4,000
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Choice front offices i'm
LYMPH. Orcrl House Building J.
''ay G2-12tc
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WANTED

CASH PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS
T. N Leiforge. l05 +. Fifth street
Phone 800. 4h-t0tc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25

FOR SALE Ford touring ear body
lnd ono closed winter Top for Ford
lN'he Ha ,l-ffn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25

FOR SALE Patent school d,.s,
Address Teacher care Daily News
rO..tc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25

FOR LEASE $500 acre ranch Tn
-.aF county NeN Mexico. fenced
aul cross fenced good bindings.
$500 per year. for further ufur.
"ai.nn address Murphy a. Johnson
shoemaker New Mexico bG-Gtp
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Cun PROPERTY roR SALE.

I. M. BRUNER q COMPANY
Rus 3d. % Smith Bldg Phone eeaG
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L u. RUSSELL
Phone ga 12 Fu1Hs HIr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-25

FOR SALE Good sewing machine
genuine leather morris chair .ls-
-I.fI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
SOME NOVEL SILK LINGERIE

Decidedly. unusual is lingerie made
OF old fashioned striped silk-just the
sort of easily Numbered soft silk of
which little girls dresses used to be
made long ago.
Cool French blue and white pencil
striped silk formed quaint, attrac-
tive niGhtgown and chemise set de-
signed and made By recent bride for
her trouscau.
Both garments were severly plain.
depending almost entirely on the
novelty Of the material for their charm
A plain band with stripes running
horizontally finished the top of both
che!nise and gown with straight bands
Of the silk for shoulder straps. A but
terfy bow of the silk was fastened on
the front of each garment.
Bingham pin checked silk could be
used instead OF the striped IL preferred,
a bargain remnant or a discarded sum
mer frock offering possibilities for
copying these delightfully."- different
pieces at little or no cost.
OF course. a chemise of striped or
checked silk may not be worn under
any but thick. frock. but to the girl
who likes her things to be out OF the
ordinary this new sort of colorful
lingerie Will be pleasing-and IL is not
at all difficult to make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-22
THE SANDMAN STORY
MRS. BROWN HEN TALKS

One warm afternoon in the barn
yard Madam Pig was taking nap
tn he- pen and near by Mistress Puss
in the sun was taking her nap, too.
All of sudden Mrs. Brown Hen
came ont of her house and began TO
cackie loudly.
Up and down she walked. cackhng
as she went, untn Fuss could stand It
no longer.
What in the world are You making
such fuss over" she asked. "One
would think you would keep still this
Tot day and lie, others sleep If you do
not care to-"
It should think SO, too" said Ma
dam Pig. pokinE ont her nose through
the bars OF her pen. Here ] am. a
hard working creature. and now my
children are all asleep you must come
along with your cackle and spoil my
nap and wake up my children as
we'll"
Never heard such noise in all my
life" said PuSs, humping her back.
"You never heard me making such a
fuss or Madam Pig. ! am sure"
Mrs Brown Hen was good natured
creature but her pride was touched
by what Madam Pig and Puss had
said. SO she bristled her feathers and
looked AS cross as she could.
II am cack1ing because 1 have laid
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fine white egg" she said, and II
you VIII take look at /; you will see
j. is we'll worth the noise am max
ing"
And as for you two, often have
been disturbed by you. Miss Puss. a,
night. when all we'll behaved animals
are supposed to be asleep. but YOU
would sit on the back fence and yowl
and make such noise that have
Iearo the master throw his boot at
you.
And as for you. Madam Pig. have
often been disturbed by your Erun;s
In the middle OF the day when ] was
fuss as you make for no reason at
all only you wished to Grunt.
Il have never complaine at all
about either of you. but now because
have done something really worth
cackling over both of you have a great
deal to say.
81 shall go right on cackling. and
II you do not like it stop up your
ears" and off she strutted. cackling
at the top of her voice.
ra1y. would never have believed
she had such TENDER" sneered Puss.
always thought her a nice. quiet
body until now. but she is a perfect
hen. l feel highly insulted."
II do too" replied Madam Pig. ito
speak in that way about my nice soft
grunta I only grunt when | am hun
cry. and never have | made such a
disturbance as she is making"
Madam Pig went in one corner OF
her pen and laid down. and Mistress
Fuss took herself off 10 the house.
Mr.. Dog, back OF the barn. rolled
on the ground as he laughed at what
as he sat up and shook himself. that
certainly was funny; Puss and Madam
Pig thought they could pick on poor
quiet Mrs. Brown Hen.
That is the way. though We all
think we could never disturb anyone,
but we cannot hear ourselves. We
ought to think OF that. I guess, when
we are making noise and be more
careful.
Copyright. 1919 by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndicate, New York City.)
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ADJUSTMENTS
Lively I'LL at Lyric.

Lively Bill at Lyric.
AS guaranteed recipe ito drive
dull care away" the new show at the
Lyric is in class all by itself Be-
ginning with Frank Carter. comedian.
IN repetition. of what IS known TO
"the profession" as the Bert Melrose
Fall" stunt which loses none of its
thrills by repetition. the new show
moves along briskly and entertainingly.
concluding with Emma Francis and
her Arabs in a remarkable presenta-
ton of Oriental dances. The Arabs
arc billed as "whiriwinds;" which is
literally true. Emma Francis. al
though An American. is something of
a, whirlwind herself The circus
butts in" on the new bill. and the
innovation proved tremendously popu-
lar with the audiences yesterday and
last night. Billy Hart is the genial
"speiler." who. with four shapely
circus performers, mixes up circus
and vaudeville for the entertainment
OF the crowd. The new bill is strong
on foursomcs. one number being the
-Four Buttercups," lively quartet OF
chamberma ids. who in real life would
be great drawing cards for any hos
telry serving the public, and the "Elm
City Four" young men this time, who
offer a singing act
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Blouse Ideas
Knit Materials

Imports continue to stress the use
of sweater knit materials. in COM
bination with sheer ones. such as chif-
fon and Georgcttc.
Cut work is utilized In effective color
schemes, jade and navy, rose with
gray. orange with sphinx.
Fine thread tinsel embroidery is
combined with tiny rutfies in smart
regulation suit blouses.
Apricot colored duveiyn, couched all
over in navy blue makes an attractive
short overblouse.
Fringe in two colors. the shade OF
the fabric and the lighter one in which
it is embroidered, is good skirt hem
Black and white Bohemian are
formed into a matronly lace blouse.
retail showing places strong en-
phasis upon printed fabrics.
Large fea therstitching in white an
CORA was striking on a tailleur of navy
blue crepe de Chine.
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LTNCHRURG. August 21.-Miss Bessie
Lynn 5, M Iinnnn Of EaGle Rock and Neal
Tuesday afternoon at Emanuel I:piscon"'
officiating. After Septfmber s. MIR. and
Mrs Hening will be at home at Powhatan.
FRED RlcKsB URIC. August I'll
i, Edward Timb"rlake and, Miss Mamie
Spotsylvania County. were united in mar,
riaGe at st. Johns Church. Lewiston yes
tcrdav. Rev r. c. Gilmore and Rev. Mr..
Eagle performing the ceremony. After a
Northern trip they will reside in this city.
LXNCHRURG. August 21.-Dr. and Mrs
$: w. Dickinson. of Marion. have announced
the en pfsE;ngon OF their ,danshter Miss
this city. The marriage is to take place
ir Marion early in September.