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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

architectural design. These houses,
planned to contain four, five or six
rooms usually. are ideal for small
families. Architects, too, have de-
signed them so that they present an
attractive exterior appearance and
give great deal of satisfaction to the
owner.
Illustrated herewith is fine sample
Of bungalow designing. This white
bungalow Of wood construction has n
convenient room arrangement and
presents fine appearance. Ranged
across the front are living, dining and
bedroom, while at the rear Is another
bedroom, separated from the kitchen
by the bathroom.
The porch set into the house Is un-
usual. while the pergola at the side Is
an artistic addition TO the house. The
dimensions of this bungalow are 30 by
30 feet. The entrance at the end OF
the porch leads into the living room,
which Is IL by IL feet G inches. In
the exterior wall is fireplace, on
either side of which are windows.
Four windows are provided in the
front of the room. The dining room
is IL by IL feet and has colonnade
between 1t and the living room, which
makes IL n light and attractive room.
Adjoining the dining room at the cor
ner is n bedroom, IL by IL feet 6
inches. Back OF IT, also on a corner.
Is second bedroom. Between this
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
SAHARA

Sahara, July 8, 1919.

Sahara, July 8, 1919.
We are pleased to report that Mr..
M. Riley is improving.
Mr.. j. b. Reynolds spent the 4th at
his home in Sahara.
Mr.. g. d. tombstone returned home
from Beaver last Wednesday.
Mr.. Olaf Lee returned to Sahara
Monday after spending a few days
with friends and relatives at Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. House and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Anderson motored to
Hunts ranch Sunday to see his well
pump in operation.
Mr.. Chas. Jobert made a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Corn. Mrs.
Jobert expects to stay with Mrs. Corn
until he has completed the lining up
of the new Enterprise to Cedar tel
ephone line.
Mr.. j. A. Baker came up from NADIA
Sunday and moved his mother, Mrs.
A. f. Phillips down there where she
intends spending the summer and will
then 90 to Michigan in the fall for n
visit before returning to Sahara.
Messrs. DeBoise and Monte Of Los
Angeles have filed on homesteads
near Sahara We understand they will
soon join our club ana are glad of this
news. We welcome them to our COM
munity and wish them success.
Mr. II. T. Griffin returned home
from Cedar Thursday evening to
spend the rest of the week. He has
accepted position in Cedar and ex-
poets to move his family there soon.
We will be sorry to lose our new sec
rotary so soon, but wish them success.
After the picnic on the 4th we nd
journed TO the school house here
where we had supper and then danced
until the wee sma' hours, an unusual
proceeding as we geucraSly have our
dances Saturday night and so close at
midnight. An unusually large crowd
attended.
One Of the most enjoyable events
of the season was our annual 4th OF
July picnic, which was held at Noun
tain springs. About rs people were
present and they all seemed to have q
good time. The children were each
presented with an American flag and
each person present was given SOU
venir napkin decorated with American
flags. Both napkins and flags were
presented to the S. G. C. G. by Mr.
Olaf Lee. The following are the Wis.
itors present: Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A
Baker, Mr.. ID. II. Hoxie, Joe Moore
and Venice Johnson of NADIA; Mr.. anG
Mrs. DeBoise and Mr.. Monte Of Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. +. Dostalaks
and Mr.. Dyceu Of Lund and Mr.. Chas
Jobert came over from Cedar.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

door with his two front paws. turning
the knob until II was undone and he
could push the door open.
"rhen he moved the basket away,
opened the door wide, and purring de.
lightedly 10 himself, he walked inside
the pantry.
There was the milk in the saucer,
and then. as you may easily guess, Bid
die had the milk which he wanted.
When he was drinking it the family
came home and saw Blddle and the
waste-paper basket and saw just what
he had done. And this is another true
story of the cat, Blddle Birdsall." end
ed Daddy,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
Adding Insult to Injury.

What have we here, suspended from
a telegraph pole?
Just an etiigy of the former kaiser"
"Ahem William used to be proud
N his smart uniforms. II he could
see the nondescript attire OF this figure
II would certainly'get on his rerves"--
birmingham Age Herald
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

Dhuuys
Now what has
he been dping?"
asked Nick.
"IIe Is always
doing something
CT ver." said
Nancy.
yes, this Is an
other clever trick
which | have to
tell you about"
said Daddy.
"And the funny
part about Biddle
Birdsall's tricks Is
the fact that he
isn't taught tricks
but thinks them
all up himself"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

Some local prophet or seer has fig,
ured out again that the end of the
world is at hand. In proof of this
statement it is sighted that the Scrip
lures say that the earth shall be de-
stroyed with fire, and it is plain to
see that spontaneous combustion must
occur soon if it continues to get hot
ter and drier.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

study ana empty
ing the waste-pa-
per basket In a
pile on the floor,
he pushed the
waste-paper has
ket towards the
pantry door.
"When he had
Fl n | S h e d push
ing he b a g.
ket and when II
was right up by
the door he turn
ed II upside down
md climbed upon
II.
" There thought
Biddle, now I
have IT,
"And he had!
He ODcnpd that
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
Be Gentle in Speech.

We should use great care in select
ing our thoughts. and especially our
words, For every word stamps itself
for good or evil on our bodies and
becomes manifest In our lives. The
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

seem wonderful" said Nick.
1T does. 1t most certainly does"
agreed Nancy.
THE other day Biddle was hungry"
said Daddy. "There is really not much
reason, in fact there is no reason ut
all why Biddle should ever be hungry.
There would be quite number of rea'
sons why Biddle should never feel hun
cry though, for he gets so much to
eat all the time.
Anyway, Biddle felt hungry. He
wanted something in the pantry and
the pantry door was closed.
"rhe dining-room door was kind
Of door he could push open but the
pantry door was one of those horrld
doors which had to be undone in some
mysterious way.
"He had often watched the family
use their hands and their fingers in
some way to turn around the knob OF
the door, and when they did that, the
door opened
But he couldn't do 1t himself, and
now that he wanted to go in the pan
try 1t was very hard. He knew per
fectly well that there was saucer
in the pantry with some milk in it,
He knew, because he had left II there
himself, when he had found II quite
impossible to eat anything more.
"How he did wish now that he had
taken all of his milk mt luncheon time
Now he couldn't get into the pantry.
Everyone was out. 1t seemed. His
dear little friend Kitty was out play.
ing with her cousin Ralph who was
called Little Boy.
Ills mistress Gertrude was away M
school. His mistress mother and Dad
dy were out, and the cook was out
II was a very sad household for II cai
who wanted n drink of milk.
ut was especially sud because he
knew the milk was there in the pan
try. He knew that his dear famil,
would give him the milk If only they
we're home to open the pantry door
'Ile knew that II they were only
home he would simply have To puri
and make few little sounds with hi
throat and they would know just wha'
he wanted.
"IIe went out on the front steps ant
looked up and down the street. n,
one was In sight. He went on tn,
back porch and saw no one in the gar
den.
''IIc got up on chair in the dlnini
room and looked out of the window.
Still he saw no one.
"'This will never do said Blddle to
himself. Il am very stupid. will try
to open that pantry door just ms the
grownups and the children open it.,
lie looked at the pantry door. Oh.
dear, IL was hard one to open. He
looked again and still he couldn't think
of anything to do. If only he had
hands with fingers which could turn
that door handle, or whatever that
thing was which opened and closed
the door
Then he had an idea Yes, he had
real idea. He went into his masters
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
Spasmodlc Sermon.

Some folks are accused of being
silly when the fact is they have toe
much sense Of humOr.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
DADDY,}TVE,NNG
HFARY TALE e.
ANOTHER eiDDLE STORY.
WrARY @AHAn BONNER
o., As Aurroe

II must tell you another story about
the gray cat. Biddle Birdsall," said
Daddy
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

Since hostillties In Europe ceased
and the restrictions that were imposed
on building during the war have been
removed there have been planned
many thousands Of homes that will be
erected this year. Designs for these
homes are as varied as are the indi.
vidual tastes OF the owners. However,
there is one type of house that is ex-
ceptionally popular That Is the bunga-
low.
The advantages OF a bungalow-that
Is the house that has all Of its rooms
on one fioor-are so numerous that
they explain the popularity of this
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
ATTRACTIVE HOME :
FOR SMALL FAMILY
White Bungalow Is Very Artistic
in Design.
HAS UNIQUE ARRANGEMENT
Placing OF Rooms 10 Convenient and
Building Presents Fine Appearance
Plans Can Easily BE Altered
TO Suit Ideas OF Builder.

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building for the readers OF this
paper. On account of his wide experience
AZ Editor. Author and Manufacturer, he
70, without doubt. the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford. No. 1897 Prairie
avenue. Chicago. ILL.,, and only enclose
three-cent stamp for reply.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
EXTRAORDINARILY
APRODUCCION De
PETROLEO
veg mas va en- aumento
y Sc siguen hacienda
exploraciones

TAMPICO, Agosto 2l.-No obs
tante Ell cariz que ha tornado en- es-
tos dias Ia question international, Ia
region petrolera no ma sufrldo min
gin perjuic:o.
En- Ia semara que ACADIA de termi-
mar, Tampico fue visitaGo por velnte
r~rominentes geologos de Nueca York,
Chicago, Boston V LondIes. La pro
ducci6n de petr6leo he Sido magn!-
flea
La Standar Oil Co., EMBARGO para
los Estados Unidos, Ing!aterra, Pa
mama, Suramerica Y CaEada......
926.250 barriles; Fl Aguila Petro-
leum Co, Para los Estados Unidos,
Cuba, Francia, Ingiaterra Y Argen-
tina 1.999.235 barriles: Ia Huasteca
Petroleum. 650.592; la East Coast Oil
Company 22S.592: la Mexicana Fuer
Corporation, 4a4.613 barriles; Ia Is
land Oil 316.544 barriles; Ia Texas
Oil CO, 52%.O19 barrlles: Ia Compa-
I MA de Petr6ieo "Cortes" 6i9.245 ha-
rifles: Ia Mexican Gulf Co, 275.326:
La National Petroleum Co, 30.4e6;
Ia Pierce Navigation 0, $1,000 barri-
les Y La Corona 49.722 berriles.
Como Sc puede yer, IA production
del petrolo durante el res dc Julio
proXimo paSado fue fabulosa Y mu-
cho mayor cue Ia obtenida en- el mes
dc JUNO.
Seg1H 10 afirman algunos geclo-
gos que visitan Ell puerto y los campos
retroliferos. Ia proGuccdn del presen-
te mes superara en- mucho, 4 Ia obte-
uida en- el mes de Julio pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
"A PRENSAD DE- MEXICO CRTTlCA La CAMP ANA POLIIlCA
No es e! momento para los
personalismos, dicen Ca
81 todos los grandes
diarios

CIUDAD DE MENICO. Agosto 81.
principles periodicos de esta
ciudad, critican acremente Ia &ctltud
de los partidos politicos que sc pres
tan a ton7ar participation en- las proN
mas elecciones para p~rcsiGente de Ia
Repdhlica.
Dicen los diarios locales, que pare
&c incredible que en- les momentos pre-
sentes en- que los norte amer'canos
estan en- territorio nacional, Y que
TN grave coGflicto Sc cierre -obre
la R~epublica, los personallstas, por
que no merccen otro nombre, Sc en-
tregan a manifestations publlcas,
hacienda alarde de fue~Za, cuando dc
ben de moderar su actitud por exiglr-
10 asi los intereses del pals.
Critican tambi&n, el discGrso que
p%ronuncio un connotado lider obrego-
nista an el Tcatro HidalGo, que d.
10 oue no existia el tai peligro de
intervention. 5lno que s era una
turda mentira. cor fines politlcos.
Algunos otros ?eriodjcos dcen que
todas las manifestations de caracter
politico. deben de ~ap:azarse para me-
Tor OCCASION, pIesto que en- estos mo-
mentos en- cue Ell confllcto ]interna-
cional esta muy de!icado, es o5ra
anti-patri6tica hacer manifestation
mes publicas de c~ualquier ~naturaleza'
exccpto aqutllas en- que Sc proteste
de manera m~oderada. en- contra del
proceder de los norte-americanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
Ell modo mas facil para ayu-
dar a nuestros compatrlotas

Ponerncs en- conociricnto de los mexica-
nos RESIDENCES en- EStados Unidos. y especial
mente De los traba;adoreS que uenen su Ia
rilia en- Mexico. que el medic mas cficaz
para msnda- su dinero a Mexico. cS sir
viSndosc de "a Oficina de Cambios. LA
GLORIA No. J.. pues es la mas liberal y
Il que les ca u1ayorcs seguridadeS- Tarnbien
Sc euca-Ea de rcmitir bultos a cualGuier lu-
gar de IA Repubhca. Esta casa. adenas de
ser Ia mas barata. ticne 3 ticndas de aba
rrotes en- San Antonio. alEunas SucurSales
en- Mexico. y mas de 1000 co-responsaieS
en- Ia Republica, las que Sc ereargan &c ha-
Ger los pages directanerte. Miles de me-
xicanos estan profundanente aEradecidos con
csta casa po- Ia rapidez Y prontitud con cue
hacer suS cutrsSas a sus fa-silias en- Ne
xico. ; por ESQ Is que Ia GLORIA No. l."
GOA de tanta acsptacioa entire e. Tl5hco.
ST listed Quiere aumentar 81 numsro de los
beneficia6os. envie So direction eorrecta. CO.
-respcndeacia y 2i-os, en- csts forua:
SR. VI. ELIZONDO
Tel. Travis 6244
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
CABRERA DEJARA La SECkEIA-
RIA DE HACIENDA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto &c.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto &c.
Luis Cabrera, Secretar!o de Haclen-
da, dejara su cargo ell dia ultimc del
preaente mes, ~iniciandose con su re-
trio Ia Reorganization del gabine-
te actual de Carranza.
Cabrera tomara Ia direction &C I'm
periodico semi-of;cial Que comenza-
"a a publicarse ell dia primero de Sep
tiembne en- los tal!eres del antique
@Imparcial", los misrlos en- que du-
rantes amos. Sc cditara Ell ~pcriodico
semi-oficial del carrencismo, sci Pue
blo".
Rafael Nieto, Candidate derrotado
al gobierno del Estado de San Luis
Potosi, sucedera a Cab,era, en- cali
cad de sub-Secretario de Hacienda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
LLECARAN PRONTO A
MEX. Los RESTOS De
AMADO NERVO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto 81
-Por irformes cue ha recibido ell
Consul de la Repuhlica de Uruguay
en esta ciudad, Sc sabe u el crucero
de guerra de aQuella R~epublica, "Uru
quay, zarpara de un momento a otro
de Montevidco, para Veracruz, trayen
do los restos del poeta Y diplomatlco
Amado NeVo.
Al tener conocimiento de la proxi
ma Hegada de los despojos morta!es
de Nervo, han empezado a hacer ges
TONES a fin de que el recibimiento
que Sc lie haga sea suntuoso.
Sc sabe &c maner c:erta, que Ia
Academia MeXicana dc Ia Lengua,
enviara a Neracruz una conision dc
tres de sus n'embros Y que igual
cosa hara Ia Sociedad de Geogratia
V Estadistica.
FL dia en que llegue e. cadaver de
Nervo a esta ciudad. Sc decretara
dia de lutte nacional Y como va sc
ha dicho anteriormente, en- csc dia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
TRANQUlLA La
=. EXTENSA REGION
PETROLIFERA
Gel Lie. Portes Gil, que tue
enviado preso a TOrreon
quedo en- libertad

sTAMpICG, lamps, Agosto 20.-Las
sguarniciones que Sc hallan en- los pUe-
bios de TamEico Alto : Pueblo VieJo
han communicate q Gonzalez, jefe de
Qas anna Gel puerto, que TODD ALA
spermanece tranquilo desde hace va
Uios dias en- cue Sc ret'raron algunas
ipaquenas partidas que m~erodeaban
ssin causar dano, Y QUO q peSar de
seSto, fueron batidas.
Las ~propiedadcs petrcleras q1e SC
italian al rdedor de estos puebios es-
STAN trabaiardo bien, y, en- terminus
sgeuerales. TO Ia ocurrido novedad al
{ euna des5s hace dos 0 tres seranas.
Portes Gil quedo iibre
En- Ell Juzgado de DistrIto del Duer
Ito Sc efectu6 Ia audlencia de derecho
sen el juicio dc amparo que pronovio
Enrique Portcs Gil, contra el jefe dc
IA Guarnicion, quien. como Sc Sabe,
} 10 envi6 en- viaje de INSPECTION, q Sc
fmejanza de los per!odistas metropo-
9Iitanos- Portes Gil fue amparado en-
tToTrcon, Dor 10 que no ccnelnuo So
lviaje hasta chihuahua. a donde liza
consignado.
Despues de esta dilicencia, 81 juez
sde Distrito orden6 que Sc s~obreSelIera
!cl iuicio, en- vista de haoer dcSapare-
lcido las causas cue 10 mcuvaron, que
tdardo Porter Gil en- Ebertad a5solu-
Ia.
tSesiones en- Ia CamaSa de Concrete.
Desde cue Sc tuvlsron not1cIas en-
esta plaza De Ia delicadeza de .os a.
ssuntos iuternacionales, a Cdmara de
!Come-cio he estaGo cc,ebrando Seslo-
ines diarias en- las que sc han tratado
sasuntos de iD~rportancia. segun :" d.
Ice. pues no Sc IA hecho 5sl dominic
tspublico NADIA de 10 cue Sc Ia d'scu-
itido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
LICENCIARON A SUS
HOMBRES LOPEZ
CABALLERO
Sc dice que 10 hicieron des-
esperados Dor la fall
Ia de recursos
RETRATOS DE. MEXlCANOS
ILUSTRES

MONTERREY, n. L. Agosto 49,
BESIDE hace varios dias ha circulado
en- esta ciudad V en- algunas del Es-
tado de Tamaulias, ell rumor de cue
los jefes nevo~lucionarios Manuel Ca
ballero V su lugartcniente Eugenio
Lopez. licenciaron a sus hombres con
ell objeto de i~nternarse a los Estados
Unidos. Sc agrega que los Jefes to-
maron esta determination en- vista
&c que va les era materialmente i'm
possible ~sostenerse pronunciados, no
por fala de genie, sine a causa de
que no podian obtener elementos de
guerra por ningun lado. kdemas,
dicese tambien que. las fuerzas de
Murguia habian emprendido contra
clos una tenaz cannpana, a fin &c ma
cerloS desesperar.
Sc levanto una lista de los cninos.
Las autoridades de esta capital Or
denarcn que frera levantado un pa
ir6n de los chinos residences en- esta,
con objeto de saber con eXactitud que
numero de Elongclcs existen entire no
sotros.
FL padron arrojo Ell reducido MI
nero de ciento t%reinta, todos bien CO
nocidos Y r~elativarnente bien aprecia-
dos debido a la tuena conducta que
han Observable desde hace como VEIN
lie amos que llevan de radicar en- Mon
terrey, viviendo siempre c~onsagrados
a sus labores d~ecentes.
Fue llamado a la capital.
La Secretaria de Hacienda llano al
senior Manuel L. Pr:eto, admlnlstra-
dos del 1imbre en- esta ciudad, quien
violentamente tono ell tnen con num-
10 a la capital de la RepGblica. No
Sc sabe Ell objeto del llamado, pero sc
dice que es Ell de tratar alguros a.
suntos relatives al cargo que desem
pena-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
SERAN ABUNDANTES LAS COSE,
CHAS DE ALGCDON

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Agosto 2C
En- Ia Direction General de Agri
c~ultu-a. Sc har recjbido informes sc
Ire las cosechas de algod6n en- Ia
regijn lagurera, cue seran mayore:
{ las levantadas en- amos anteriores.
Al principle de las siem5ras. Sc te-
MIC que las cosechas Sc perdieran,
por los fuertes temporaies cue Sc de-
sataroa so5re aCuellas ~regloncs. pe-o
FOR fortuna, todos los males desapa-
recieron ' al presente. pue6e asegu-
rarse cue las cosechas dealgoG0n, sd
peraran en- mucho a las levantadas el
ano pasado.
FL bloque NseionaliSta Procura reor-
~son'zarse.
Los diputados que integrabsn Ell
rartido "Nacional.sta", estin traba-
iando a~ctivsmeata por reorganizar el
bloque p~arlanentario en- question,
pues juzgan cue solo 0 "a "nion
cue antics los ligaba. oueden resol-
YER los arduoS problemas cue tienen
.por delante Y que es Iorzoso tratar
antics del ciaco de S~eptieInbre prox-
no.
Una couision &c ~dipJtados ex-Na-
cionallsta han invltado q sus colegas,
para una reunion que Sc v~er'ficara
en- el salon verde de IA Camara de
D~iputados, con Ell ohjeto de reorga-
nizan - bloGGe desaParecido ' formar
u nuevo ~reglamento al cual Sc debe-
ran de ajlstar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
i OS FELICISTAS
CONSICNADOS AL
JUEZ FEDERAL
Fue consignado I'm gran
contrabando de opio
para Mexico

CIUDA DE MEXICO, Agosto 20.
aeentes felicistas que fueron
a~prehendidos en- los precisos momen-
tos en que Sc dirijian a Ia estacion
de Pasco, conduciendo dos bor1bas
De dinamita Que Sc dabian emplear en-
Ia voladura de los trenes de pasajeros
de Laredo, fuercn consignados aver
al Juez 10. Supernumeraro de Dis
tritc. quien los declare fornalmente
presses.
Los ~proccszdos 2ldieron amparo,
alegardo que no son agentes de los re
teldes, pero Ia justicia federal no do
entrada a la deuanda, en- vista de cue
los considera culpables.
C~ontrabando de opio confiseado.
Las autoridades de Tijuana, Bajs
California. comunican cue ell dia y
del preserte mes, fuc dctenido en- d.
cha poblaci6n fronteriza, IN fucrte
contrabando de oplo que trataban dc
introducise a Mexico.
FL epic iba empacado en- algunas
cajas Gue ~aparccian como que conte-
Man jabon, pero q la bora dc ser
examinadas Sc vino en- conocim!ento
de que transportation opio va prepa-
RADIO para funlar.
Los consignatarios del epic pudle'
ron ser aprehendidos en- terrltorlo ms
xicano. Estes individuos son de ma
cionalidad china.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
SR. VI. ELIZONDO

Tel Travis 6244
SIS So. San Saba S. San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
Gal ERA PATRIOT1CA

TeuemGs a Ia venta la mejor
collection de retratos que sc ha-
va hecho de nuestros heroes.
Como va Sc acercan las fies-
tas ~patrias, es indispensable
que las Juntas e~ncargadas de
su celebration, asi como las So
ciedades mutualistas y patrio-
ticas, tengan en- su poder los
retratos de los hombres culml-
nantes de nuestra historic.
La Collection que hoy ofrece-
mos al piblico esta tornado
de los retratos %siguientes:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
Sc NECESITAN MAS TUERZAS
EN- NARRLECOS

MADRID. agosto 2I.-Los infer
mes llegados de Narruecos hacen Sa-
ber que So neceSItan quo sean env'a-
das. inmediatamcnte mas fuerzaS,
pues las bandaz del RafSuli son mu-
rho mas fuertes de 10 Que Sc creyo en-
m principle. y esra7 hacienda un~
gran r~esistencia al avance dc las tro-
pas espanclas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23

estarar cerradas. las oficinas publ
cas- V los esrectaculos.
Trabajarsn horas corridas.
Por acuerdo del Presidente mUnlcl-
pal. Sc ha communicate a los emplea-
dos del H. Ayuntamiento. que a par
rir del dia 10. del entrante mes de
Septiembre, las koras de oficina Sc
ran corridas. es decir. de ocho de Ia
manana a dos de la tarde.
Esta MEDIA beneficiara a niuchos,
en- tanto que otros 5aldran perjudi~
cados.