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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Reporter Hunts
In Vain to Buy
A $24.5O Suit

CHICAGO. Dee ia-Execntives ~
five ~ ChlsaRo's leading retail stores
yesterday fixed fair price" list
Tor clothing. mans suit should sell
for s2t.6O. they announced. and 9th.
sr articles In proportion
r'0spaper reporter. sent ont 70
buy one " the f2a50 snits. report.
I'd today. SITTER two days effort. that
u could not be- done The best | could
find. h. reported. was one place
where they Offered me q cut.prioe vest
Just reduced 10 s2A co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Wilson Permitted to
Walk About Room

WAshlNdTON, Dee. ia,-i'reaident Wi.
son nov Il permitted 10 wslk about his
foom and along the adjoining hall for a
short time each day Resr Admiral Cary T.
otays"n. his physician, announced today
The president tho doctor said. dresses him
self and with the aid Of cane walks un.
attended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Garfield Testifies
on Coal Settlement

WASHlNGTON Dee i3.-Fucl Admins
traitor Garfield was called before the senate
coal committee late today a. the hrst Wit
ness in an inyestigati0n into the crcum-
stances surrounding the settlement ~ the
strike through acceptance by the miners Of
President Wilson's proposal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
COLD NEXT WEEK

wASlIiSGTON. pec i3.--Weaiher pre-
dietions for the week beginning Monday. i-.
sued BY the weather bureau today are
Northern aud southern Rocky mountain
snd plateau regions: Generally fair with
low temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
CLOVIS VOTES SCHOOL BOND.

CLOVIS, Dec Ia--By vote Of neari-
ave TO one the citizenship elected Tuesday To-
issue bonds 10 the extent ~ 500 900 Tor
the purpose ~ erecting 20 room ward
school building upon the site of the present
'east side ward building The latter
building ia deemed well on the road 10 the
point where IL will be condemned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

LAWrON, Okla, Dee l3-Great ea.
ciiemsnt has been caused among the less
educated and older member of indian
tribes in southwestern Oklahoma a. a re-.
suit Of predictions Of the worlds end De
eember ~. Along the ereet banks and la
the Wilds of the Wichta mountains the
mnfhed boiling ~ the ton.iom can be- heard
nighi after niFht A. the Rcdmsn dance aBd
chant their weird songs. fearful of events
10 come In the next week Older Indians
are greatly depressed, declaring II ia 10 be
heap cold aud that none will survive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Willard Gives Bond
on Profiteering Charge

kANsAs CITY, Dee. la-jsss willard.
former hsAvywrisht puEiiisiie champion.
was arraignsd before o. q. Clefiin. Jr
United States commissioner for kansas In
the federal building In Kansas City. Kan.
today ON a charge 81 profitsering IN the
sale Of cord wood from his farm near Law.
renee, Nan. His preliminary krarins was
.et for danuaD q 1890, AMI he vas ~.
leased on $500 boAi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Yaqui Indians Clash
With Carranza Force

NoGALEs, Aria Dee is'-Repor,s Of
sharp fighting bstween Mexican federal
troops ana faquI Indians at III Captain,
ao-th aud east Of brsna Vista station. on
the maia line Of the southern Pacific Of
Mexico railroad. wers received here today
coionei Jesas ARniFre In command % she
Mexican trogp, reported the Yaqa, casual.
tles A. twenty Killed and fifty wounded
hsporis from other sources we're 10 the ~.
feet that the federals also lost heavily. the
government soldiers being scattered in a
bush whaehing campaign aud many Killed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
pELow aERo IN NoRrHwEsr

tures near fcro snd below we're reported
10 the weather bureau by cities in the
northwest today With a prediction ~ con.
tinued cold tonight aud tomorrow Bate.
Mont. reported the lowest Temperature
the government ,hcrmometer registering 20
below.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

TORONTO. Dee ia-CollIsion with the
head VI large comet would cause a ca.
lamiiy such has been predicted for the
world December II, according TO officials
Of the Toronto observatory. hut they add
that u such collision we're imminent. we
would have had some warning
There l. no comet Of the tiGs visible
which would be apt 20 cause such a ralani.
iiy said one official, adding that there
is no cause for alarm as there il no rerog
n'trd scientific basis for the prediction of
diagstcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Denies Steel Strike
Has Been Called OF

WASHINGTON, dee. I3.-Denial that the
meeting here today oi the steel workers
strike committee vas called for the purpose
of Guiding tho steel strike was made b.
Jehn Fitzpatrick. chairman. after the com.
miitee had met. lie ssid the strike had
been discussed hut would not Disclose what
line the discussion had taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Weather
At THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
For 20 hours endlng o a. m.

Highest temper
uture So lowest
temperature, 90
daily range NJ ten
peflturo - mean
daily talperntura
a. relative humid
ity q o. en- So
relative humidity d
a. 90 20 precipi
tAtinn none maN
imutl velocity ~
wind 20 miirs p-r
hour prevailing %
rrriinu west char
agfer ~ tho day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
PHOENIX RESTRICTS LIBRARY

PHOENIX. Aria, Dee. i3--Owing 90
shortage Of coal In Phoenix. IL was announ.
ced today that the public library would
be open only four Gays week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
$4,000, 900 In
Christmas Bonuses
For Chicagoans

tHIUAUU1 Der I'm lhan
et0.o0o.0oo ~ ckslsimns bonuse. viii
BE- distFihut-d To employees ~ chicago
banks and stores during ths snmier
week. The distribution ranges fra,a
five per cent of yearly salaries In
some stores 10 a. hlsh a. 10 and 20
per cent In Others
Two of the worlds largest mail Or.
der houses, which last year gave bo.
muses. ranf.ng from 6 20 IS per rens
Of yearly salaries. announes that they
are preparing sperial surprise Tor
employees this christmas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

WASHINGTON. Dee ta--An Industries
may be supplied with coal for their smer.
gency needs a. far coal is available in
any section for that purpose. under orlers
issued today by the ntrul coal commit.
tee THIS order removed the restriction
which has denied coal 10 all industries "a
csri those IN the five preferred classes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
TEXAS SUFFRAGE ACT UPHELD.

AUSTIN TeN. Dee 10 The coustitu.
tiouality Of the TrsHs woman primary ruf
frsFe act was upheld ioday by the third
court of civil apryals in Affirming decision
of tower court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
FUEL SHORTAGE IN KEBRAsFT

LINCOLN, Neh, Dec l3.---rhe fusl ~
uAtiun in Nebraska today was described by
State Railway Commissioner Taylor act
ins state fuel administrator. a. being more
serious than 81 any time since the shortage
began
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

CONSTANT sOPLE. Dee ia-Enver
Pasha. the former Turkish minister of war.
has been crowned king Of kurdistau. the
Turkish region lying between MesopotAmiA
aud Persia according 10 reports that reach.
cd here today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
VILLA HOLDS
j. s. CITIZEN
FOR RANSOM
Eight Captured Mexicans
Are Also Detained Fol-
lowing Raid

EAGLE PASS Tes. Des. is.--Frans
Haeo. an American sitllsu, manager "
,As ,. D. Doiiss raaeh near uaaquis. stais
Of cashuiia, " bsias held fsr ransom b.
the Viiiia,.s ~ho rsidea nusrull last Tues.
day.
No other Amerisaa Va. takes BY sha
bandits snd an Enrli,hmsn se,sea ~ iAs,a
vs. ,s,sr released. according 10 werd ~
eelyed here today.
Huge Il beiae held for $4,000 ransom.
va said, and several prominent Mrsi.
cans are held To- $4,000 ranssn each. m.
knelishman released was r. n Rawsen.
representative o. a. Eagle Pass iambsr
American Consular Agent William +.
Blocker reported early this afternoon that
ne town ~ Marquia vas completely iaaiea
BY the bandits.
RaiIrosd communication with tho town
has been restored
First reports tha, tso kmsriesns had
been seiaed By bandits resulted from suu-
fusion Of names In wire transmission.
EA0LE PASS, Tes.. Dee. ia.-r~a Amer.
leans and an Euelishman are r4portsd among
men taken BY viliiatas IN the raid last rnss.
day on Marquin. state of coahuiis. ana who
are now held Tor ransom
Adviees reeeited here todny said einht
heticana alse were held far ransom. Ten
ihcaaahd dollars each. 10 was repur,ed. vas
demanded for release of the Americans and
sse hnsiishman, and 5000 each for the
The Americans reported held by the han.
dts wers v. y Ransom. representing the
Eagle Pass iumbef company. and Fred ~.
hufs. manager u the . A. Dobles raurn.
one uneonhrmed report said ihe Enellah.
msh ~hots nams vas not eieea had beer
One Of the Ms.i..n. h.ta A.. n. - -.
Musquis Pena one ~ the wsn,thie.t rareh.
men in Mexico. u Is said. His vile escaped
BY running 70 kosiia. ssverat miles distant.
where she teleeraphed her son 10 send the
IAnsan money 70 PHO Solo. fa0 miles from
Mupsqnis. the point designated b. The ban.
dts.
The villlsias who wers reported 10 bs
led BY. Pzrcho villa himself left Munsquln
Friday al .. m. taxing the sams direction
over the hills towards Chihuahua stats.
from whence they came according 60 mexl.
ran Consul O. n. seFuin. of Eagle Pass
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

WNHHINHTUF1 Dee l1.'--HanaInr Nhcr-
nard ef TsxAs. ioday saksd she state o.
pariinsnt 10 iessstiepfs repaFts that Pred
q Hnfa. manaesr Of the J. NJ Ddbles raneh
IN Mexico. had been kidnapped and held
ior rahsoin ~ the tilliatas Who rasdrd
Marquis last Tuesday. Tho senator made
no mention q any other American can
tured
hrports 10 ths department. yesterday
from the American euhsnl al Jusres saii
10 Amsrirans had been "hsnued'' during
the raid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

LINCOLN N,b. Dee. la. Missouri Pa
Hhr pass-IEer trains recently annuilsd TO
'nnserre fuel will be- restored TO service
December - according 60 telegram re-
'rtN"d ~ The uupanys nhire herv today
from Elis farnsworth, division passenger
agent ~ Kansas CITY. The arler applied
TO ths eutire uissoari Pasihe system. IL was
stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Lodge Replies

senator iodre. In reply. said ratification
of the irvsn sither with or without rsser
yationS w.Hid have no more effect on the
rates q exchange than would the tide
'ii h. his dnty 10 the countfy." he cop.
iinurl ''thst every senator must dcride f6r
hihsel' ! can only do a- I see my duty.
Thu most i~poFtant thing u 10 see 10 II that
" We Join iLat league II nations We DO not
endanrer the peace safety aud independence
Of the United States"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13
Eastern Restrictions OFF.

NEW NOkk, Dec. 10 All restrictions
on the use Of bituminons coal In the east.
ern region comprising al territory East of
Chicago and north of the Ohio river. were
removed today BY A r. Hardin. regional
fuel aud railroad director Train service
viii be- resumed virtually ~ usual Monday
with the exception of the TWrn'icth Gen
tury Limited between New York and Chi.
cago. LiEhts may be harmed - usual
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-13

CHICAGO. uss i8--1s cents iawsr ~
week. Receipts trday. Arm.
KANSAS CRY 10 = - cents tIstss
90 we'd. hssslpsa ,>eaf. 1900.
DESvEn- sons.).. yoso % sik.oo. ns
ctlpts zoe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

teorias de Lister, va desdenadas. La
antisepsia no estaba va de moda. Sc
la acusaba de disninuir la vitalidad
los tejidos, sin destruir los microbes.
Sc abandonaban una asepsia de pre-
caucion. Sc esperaba la salud de Ia
naturaleza, que Sc ayudaba unicamen-
te, no contrariandola. Este m6todo,
excelente en- las operaciones, donde 10
esencial es no introducir un germen
extraflo en- una herida limpia, Sc vic
que era detestable en- cirugia de la
guerra, donde las heridas anfractuo-
sas, nenas de terra, de desechos de
vestidos, aparecen profundamente in
fectadas.
Alexis Carrel reconocio ell error, mi
dio ell daiio. Colocado por el Servicio
Sanitario la cabeza Gle una Ambu-
lancia "a la que generosamente pag6
los gastos del Institute de Rockefe-
ller-, organize en- Compiegne un hos
pital modelo, donde aplic6 las reglas
que su experiencia lie sugeria. Ayu-
dado por Ell quimico eminente M. Hen
ry B. Dakin, investig6 desde luego ell
mejor antiseptico, ell menos irritante
para los tejidos y, sin duda, stfciente-
lnente bactericida, y cligi6, en- fin, una
soluci6n de hipoclorito s6dico. Des-
pues estudi6 las condolences de aplica-
cion del hquido esterilizante, y fue
inducido crear un m6todo de irri-
gaci6n continua en- las heridas, hoy
dia clasico
Con el Sc han salvado millares de
heridas graves. Hubiera debido salvar
mas, 81 hubiera sido mejor conocido
acogido con mas fervor. Con 6l que
dara un metodo de election en- la Gu
ra de las heridas de la industrial. Es
una herencia generosa que nos deja Ell
doctor Carrel al regresar a su labora-
torio de America.
FR. PoNCETTON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

para rcStringir con Sus refutaciones la
attraction las tentativas que frecuen-
temente parecen las mas temerarias.
Cordialmente recibido por los mejores
cientifcos de America, Sc le abrieron
los laboratories, invitosele trabajar,
se' lie di0 un titulo honorifico en- ell ms
Situto de Rockefeller, donde Sc encar-
go de la direction de la Cirugia ex-
perimental. Sostenido por ell estimulo
Y la ayuda de colaboradores, pudo
abandonarse su ardor. Volvi0 en-
prender sus experiencias de Lyon. Fue
impelido en- este camino ir tras ex-
trafios increibles miagros. De aio
en- aiio, ell publico Sc enteraba por la
Prensa, la fotografia, ell mismo cine
matografo, de los Observation-Disclosures del
joven maestro. TraSplantaciones de
vasos sanguineos, conservation de te-
jidos EN- sueros artifciales, conserva-
ci6n trasplantaci6n de 6rganos, todas
esas maravillosas proezas que encan-
tan la imagination ST aim no ha lie
gado la hora de su possible aplicacion
por la cirugia practica, permiten, 81,
las mas bellas esperangas. Han tenido
el m6rito sensible de animar todos los
laboratories del mundo y de excitar to-
dos los espiritus.
Abandcnando sus investigaciones
desinteresadas, Alexis Carrel, desde
que estall6 la guerra, Sc aplico per-
feccionar una tecnica operatoria ia
vorable a todas las heridas Su genio
practice, desarrollado en-. la cscuela de
sus amigos de ultramar, donde desde-
nan las vanas teorias, estiino cual 10
mas acertado curar, curar rapidamen-
te bien, no dirigiendose sino los
resultados. Era la epoca en- la que
muchos cirujanos, por haber estudia-
do todo, adolecieron de no Greer va en-
grandes cosas; dcspues de un tempo
en- que brillaron y pasaron de moda las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
'SoCIEDAD PRoTECToRA
DE DEsAMPARADos'

Las clausulas de incorporation de la
association @'soCIEDAD PRoTECTo-
RIA DE DESAMPARADOS' que Sc
trata de organizar para asilar a los
tuberculosis desamparados, ha sido pre-
sentada la secrctaria Ejecutiva, pa
ra su archivo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
MONY"
PENSION DE DIVORCIO"

Ell esposo: SPor que Sc case I'd con-
migo entonces9
La esposa: Por su dinero y para ESQ
es que presente la Corte- no a de-
mandar un favor de usted, sino a recla-
mar mi derecho, UNA PENSION DE
DIVORCIO. Veala donde quiera que
exhiban esta pelfcula. Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

"L'Illustration de Paris.
El doctor Alexis Carrel abandona
francia, 6onde acudio ocupar su des-
t:no dc guerra Ell los primeros dias de
Ia niovilizaci6n, para volver al Tnsti-
into Rockefeller, de Nueva York. Hace
solamentc diez amos esta noticia hui
bicra corrida el riesgo> de pasar mad
vertida. Francia ain ignoraba Ell nom
bre de uno de sus mas gloriosos sabios.
Pcro deGpues de la communication del
doctor Pczz; Ia Academia Gle Medici-
ma, de numeroSas memorials publica-
das en las revistas t6cnicaS, de articu-
los, dc intervitis dadas millarcs Ell los
periodico5, habian hccho ceiebre al
gran fisiologo, q quicn el premio Nobel
del afio 1912 recocapcns6 sus pacientes
trabajos. El papsl admirable que con
esta etapa &c cuatco amos el ilustre
hijo pr6digc, cue nabia abandonado
Francia para acrdir su primer la
TaElicn.o; los efcaces metodos que el
ta realizado para mejorar la tecnica
quirGrgica dc las heridas; los resulta-
dos EaSni9cos cbtcridos bajo su direc-
pr6xima al frsnte, afirmaie hoy entire
sus compatriotas una celebridad nue.
va, que debe tanto la profunda eSti-
macion que inspiran sus bcndades, CO.
mo la admiration de sus compafe-
ros por ST. alta ciencia.
Son sus atrcvidas teorias biologicas
y las experiencias fsiol6gicaS singu-
larmente valientes, las que dieron CO.
nocer a Alexis Carrel. A decir verdad,
esta celebridad lie fue desde luego otor-
gada en- America. No era todavia mas
que un inferno en- Ia Facultad de
Lyon, su ciudad natal, cuando sus ira
bajos y tentativas, POGO apreciados por
sus maestros, eran estudiados y comen-
tados por los cirujanos del Canada
y de los Estados Unidos. AcaSo ha-
va que buscar en- esta predilecci0n
de los sabios eXtranjeros la raz6n de
una decision brusca que subitamente
llev0 al medico joven lejos de su pa
tria, haciendole abandonar su plaza
de preparador anatomico, Ia esperanza
de elevados destiros, una carrera va
ordenada, para buscar ALA lejos ayu-
da estimulos mas adaptados su es-
piritu dc independence. No seria JUS
TO ST, Ia vez que alabamos I'm tenn
peramento tan brillante, condenaramos
sin apelacion las formulas tradiciona-
les las que Alexis Carrel no quiso
doblegarse.
Elias son patrimonio frances, cuyas
virtudes gloriosas son harto graves
para rechazadas sin un atento e i'm
parcial examen. Un Institute PaSteur,
un Museo, permiten al ,genio nacional
hacer frente, sin envidia, al Rockefeller
Institute, ell ell terreno deSinteresado
de la ciencia pura.
Alexis Carrel es un experimentation
de una extraordinaria habilidad. Ha-
nabase en- Lyon, dedicado, con su ami
go M. Morel, professor de Quimica, a
conseguir, sin accidente de coagula-
ci6n, la sutura de las arterias. Sus
trabajos, hechos en- el perro, dieron
los mas halagiienos resultados; y estos
descubrimientos, utilizados hoy en- ci-
rugia, ha permitido intervenciones EN-
casos considerados va como desespera-
dos. Pero la cualidad maestro de Ale
xis Carrel es un apasionamiento l6gico
por Ell metodo, pues ninguna cosa, bajo
el estimulo de la inteligencia, basta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

FR. PONCETTON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
Ell BRUJO DE LA CIENCIA

Creemos de interes para nucs-
tros lectores una reseiia bio
graaca sobre el gran investiga-
dor Carrel, traducida de
"L'Illustration" de Paris.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-05
OLD WASHoE SETTLER
KILLED BY TRAIN

George b Gates died from injuries
received when he was struck by a
Southern Pacific train near the
7hism ranch
Mr. Gates left his home about
7:SO O'Clock 70 20 to the Chism
ranch and was walking along the
railroad track md apparently did not
hear the train coming. His son,
Thod Gates. was over half a mile
1way when the accident occurred
and did nor see the train hit his
father.
Mr. Gates had been a resident Of
Nevada for fifty-siy years, the last
five Of which he spent in Reno. He
lived In Carson City over fifty years.
where he was engaged in ranching
and during the early days Of Orms.
ny county he took a prominent part
IN county affairs. He served as
county commissioner of Ormsby
county for some time.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-05
ARREST LEADS
TO A REUNION

On a warrant charging him with
perjury, Theodore +. Stamp was
brought back from San Francisco in
custody Of Bob Dalzell and turned
over to the sheriffs office The
crime was committed. as alleged in
complaint for divorce filed in 1917
when defendant declared he did not
know where his wife could be
reached so that service could be
obtained At the time Mrs Stamp
was living in Pittsburgh. the former
home OF the pair, and It was said
that Stamp knew his wife's postoffIce
address The divorce decree was
granted by default and the woman
only gained knowledge Of the fact a
short time ago As soon as she
heard the story she came to Tono-
nah where she verified the state
ment and Immediately swore to q
warrant charging her former spouse
with perjury When Stamp was con-
fronted with his wife and the pros
pect Of spending a term in the peni-
tnntiarv stamp concluded that he
had made mistake in asking for
a divorce and informed Justice Grier
that he wished to do the right thing
nv rpmarrving his former wife The
court and woman were willing and
the bonds were retired with the addi'
tion that the marriage contract called
for a fitty-fifty division OF property
interests. Stamp was formerly EN-
Moved driving one Of the West End
trucks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-05
BULGARS WEAR
DEEP MOURNING
,correspondenee Associated Press

Correspondence Associated Pressl
SOFIA, Bulgaria, Sept. 26.-By
Courier to Paris, Oct. S.-The Bull.
garian peace delegates, headed by
N Todoroff, prime minister, arrived
here today They were met az the
station by delegation Of peasants
ron. the city of Czaribrod, wuOse
,erder carried the Bulgarian national
"olm~ tIaped in mourning. The
o,,ce delegates were dressed iu deep
@nch
King Boris met the delegates lear
he Bulgarian border and accompGn-
led them to the capital The mem.
hers OF the party seemed to feel a
sense of humiliation at having been
kept under constant surveillance in
Paris. but showed no disposition to
he severe IN their comment on their
reception by the allies
A proclamation was issued order
ing all restaurants, cafes and places
" amusement to close their doors
at . p. m. and counseling the people
to refrain from demonstrations
against the peace terms.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-05
GRAY. AND REID BUY
THOMA-BIGELOW BUILDING

One Of the largest real estate deals
made in Reno in recent years was
concluded when j II Gray and H. E
Reid purchased the Thoma-Bigelow
building on the corner Of First and
Virginia streets The ground floor
of the building is now occupied by
the Gray. Reid, Wright eompany's
tore. while the second floor is oc-
"uped by office rooms and apart
ments
The building was erected thirteen
years ago and in purchasing the
building Mr. Reid and Mr. Gray said
there was considerable sentiment
connected with 1t ~ they spent sew
eral months trying to get the former
owners of the building to erect it..
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-11-05
GUARANTEE FOR
R. R. EARNINGS

nv t>>DciHted Pressl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Tempor-
AIRY Legislation continuing government
guaranteed returns to tho railroads
after their return to private control
January l, until such time as con.
gress can enact permanent legisla-
tion, virtually was decided upon to-
day by the senate Interstate com.
merce committee.
The committee members said the
president was determined to turn
back the railroads next January and
that, as there was little likelihood
ot the enactment pending a perma-
nent railroad bill by that time. some
temporary eypedient would have TO
be adopted