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GRANGE TO
STAND BY ALLIANCE

SEATTLE. oct. 2.--Despite pro-
tests from members of the grange
i'm different parts Of the state, the
welfare committee of the Washing
ton state grange yesterday voted to
adopt the principles Of the triple
alliance the political organization
representing a coalition of the Rail
way Mems Welfare league the
Washington state Federation of La
Dor and farmers organizations or
gained at Bellingham few months
ago.
The meeting Of the welfare COM
mittee was attended by representa-
tiVes of the seventeen oranges i'm the
state and William Bouck, master of
the state grange presided Bouck
was one Of the originators Of the
triple alliance, He is chairman of
the grange welfare committee
The action of the committee yes
terday may involve the state grange
i'm a controversy with the national
grange, inasmuCh as partisan poll
tics is taboo i'm the organization.
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of the steel company, which was
also trying to induce its employees
not to have confidence in the labor
movement, and for that reason the
I. w. w. were given the fullest lib
erty in holding meetings whenever
they decided
| met Mother" Jones at Wash
ington, and she had just two days
previously been released from Jail,
having been arrested while ad-
dressing a mass meeting of the steel
workers. OF course, being in jail is
not a novelty with Mother" and
she was just as vigorous and full Of
pep as ever. She came to cleveland
and addressed the international
convention and again left for the
Pittsburgh district, and is undoubt-
eddy at this time up to her ears in
the fight.
several or our men nave ALREADY
been killed. probably more will be
before it ends, but the fight, no
matter what the cost may be, will
be waged until the un-American
and inhuman autocracy of the steel
industry has been broken, and the
principle for which the great world
war was waged is established here
at home.
1t is not revolution nor desruc-
ton that the American labor move
ment aims at, but the destruction
and elimination of condition that
is inhuman and can no longer be
tolerated in this twentieth century
civilization.
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THE STEEL STRIKE
(BY VIM. NJ. Short.l


The workers of Washington, and
other parts of the country general
ly, should be warned against the
insidious propaganda now appear
ing in the daily press. for the pur-
pose of trying to create split in
the solid ranks of the National
movement now engaged in the gil
gantic strike in the steel industry.
Reports appear daily intimating
that there is considerable distrust
between President Gompers and the
officials of the American Federation
of Labor, and John Fitzpatrick and
VIM y. Foster, of the National
Committee for organizing the steel
industry.
had the good fortune to attend.
while at Washington the Sth, 9th
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CCl.,G;. l5e7iueI'I el none MAIN ~,
Hf MI .S' i2 % secretary Phone
nI"'i' ''fh.
Soliefn makers keis' LQ9qGe oOOLGrant Wiz
~ ! SSIl,eilt men utSt, ASH Lee
H'-I., Co!IeSpoIuIiE ?ec'eIaiy, 2Olf
SUNNY l+ -fEe,' l. = brleh' treasurer
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President 1a46 Rroa 1l,y.,y I}I,0rn
Nhito 5fE. + ArcG Gihbs 1gi,a, l,ol,I
Secondary. 91l'q Ga1.as I5,ono W.l,itl
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1881 Wetmore Phone Rcd l170.
Erqipeera Local No "a ,,,aots, o,.o,..
7ihuTgl1, i'm il-n aIa,' ~ CNSi
II HS,bsi Brdei "a opI emp re-
phonc Bad ~ ~ ItIIu i., ~ 6oIpI'
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Ir', 49, =, ~ p ~. III Room .
T,nsl,,,i NJ. Elt2; "grtruue Iyler'
retary. Phone BLACK i0it5' 9ec-
r.orasboro,,en No oS-C 49,. 49,,
80, meets Monday
AiilI.o prcsi5o,3, nSU I3o . u u Get;
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and 10th of September, the confer
ence of representatives from the "a
International Unions involved
which meet in the headquarters of
the American Federation of Labor
Building at Washington. | accom-
panied the Representatives of the
United Mine Workers and sat
throughout the entire conference.
John Fitzpatrick and VIM. Z. Eos
ter were both present, and before
reaching decision to call the
strike on Monday, September %, a
thorough and full discussion of ev-
cry phase and angle of the situa-
ton was entered into, and full and
fair consideration given to the
opinions of everyone concerned, in
Guiding the officers of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, and there
was complete unanimity in the de-
cision finally reached.
The insinuation that there is a
split between Messrs. Fitzpatrick
and Foster, and President Gompers
and the officers of the A. F. of L.,
is insidious and vicious. Both men
were appointed by President Com
pers to take charge of this work,
and both men are personal friends
and warm admirers of President
Gompers, and one of the chief rca-
sons for the calling of the strike
has been the position of Judge Gary,
head of the United States Steel
Corporation, who, by ignoring the
personal letter of President Com
pers, proved to the entire move
ment that he held even that stall
wart and loyal citizen whose loyalty
to our country and its institutions
is unquestioned, in the same CON
tempt that he held every other rep
resentative of union labor.
The attacks being made on Broth
err Foster, charging him with being
an ]. w. W., are also insidious and
untrue. | have known Brother Fos-
ter for many years, and knew him
prior to his going to Chicago, and
later to Pittsburgh, in charge of
the campaign in the steel industry.
While it is true that in years gone
by he was an active member of the
/. w. W., yet, he quit that organiza-
ton many years ago for the same
reason that Trautman and prac-
tically every other honest indus
trialist has left and repudiated the
l. w. w. movement because of it's
corruption within its own ranks and
its policy of disruption of every 9TH
err movement.
1t is rather strange coincidence
that the United States Steel Corpor-
alton is now pretending that its
sole reason for not meeting the
representatives of the steel work
ers, is because they are represented
by men whom they charge are ]. w
Us, yet throughout the entire or
ganization campaign conducted in
their mills, the !. w. w. were hold
ing meetings unmolested by the
guards and gunner of the steel
company, and the petty city and
county officials under their control,
while the representatives of the
American Federation of Labor were
prohibited from speaking, Jailed.
and some of them shot. However,
the policy pursued by the /. w. w.
in denouncing the efforts of the
American Federation of Labor and
the "A International Unions. as not
being sincere and impossible of ac-
complishment, suited the purpose
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ri. r. STU rs
FURNISHINGS
For Men
1921 HEWITT
UNFAIR LIST
BARBER SHOPS

!. H. Turner, 1904 Hewitt; Barn
hart Shop Monroe.
BUILDING LABORERS
Peter Jackson, l.. Starlle, Emil
Mitersbach, John Grant.
CARPENTERS
TYner, and n +. Butts.
CONTRACTORS
Christ Kruppler & Son and the
Standard Oil Bldg, at corner of Pa
cific and Virginia
ELECTRICIANS
L. r, Hare, electrical contractor;
John Thucson.
FISH COMPANIES
San Juan Fish Co, Seattle.
MEAT MARKETS
Everett Avenue Meat Market, Rlv-
erside; Carstens Meat Market. 2S1S
Colby.
CONDENSED MILK
Libby. Mcneil & Libby. Packers
and Gamers; Carnation, Aster, Mt.
Vernon and Washington brands; va
kima City Creamery.
PLASTERERS
A. C. Wright, A. l.. Knapp, Booth,
j ON n yBdfut W. H. IOIlets
PLUMBERS
Otto Merz, John Theuson.
Teytile Fabrics
Scotch Woollen Mills Goods.
MISCELLANEOUS
c. w. Anguish. 35O5 Lombard;
American Packing Co, Everett; Cal.
Smiley and Son; Fitz Gerald: NJ.
Anderson and house. 21O9h Rainier
Avenue; r. }. Mccain. lumber deal
CT, j. w. Johnson and building at
1'26 Maple; Mr.. Burden and his
mouse, 2'l / Maple street, Everett
Fruit Products Co.
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PRINTERS DEMAND
PUBLIC APOLOGY

=. BELLINGHAM, Tuesday Sept. 80.
The printers union Of this city
part of whose members were de
clared unfair last Thursday night
by the Central Labor Council be-
cause they were employed by a
newspaper in an unfair building,
have demanded that the action of
the Council he recinded, and that
the union be rendered a public apol-
ogy. The alternative will be the
withdrawal Of the unions delegates
from the council.
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STATE Federation
OF LABOR

William NJ Short, President. sos,
MAYNARD Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
l.. W. Buck, Secretary sos,
Maynard Bldg Seattle, Wash
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SEES a BIG WHALE
1000 MILES FROM SEA

DAWSON. Y r.. oct. 2.-DaW-
son is exercised by report that a
whale was seen in the Yukon river
al the mouth Of Sixty Mile river, a
little south of here and 1000 miles
inland Angus Cameron pros
pector. arrived in small boat and
vows ne saw the big fellow playing
beside the boat. A whale was kill
ed in the Yukon at the mouth of the
Tanana river two years ago after
travelling 1000 milas inland.
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ROSTER OF UNIONS

Under this head will be printed
weekly the names of unions, dates
and places of meeting, names OF
presidents and secretaries, or bust
ness agents, with their house or
phone numbers. at soc per month
The advantage of this Roster will be
readily seen. Corrections made as
soon as possible after notification.
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BRIEF NOTES

President Short addressed a mass
meeting Tuesday night at Bremen
ton on behalf of the Triple Alliance,
and was accompanied by Secretary
Cottrell, of that organization.
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Secretary Buck was at Everett
during the week in the interest OF
the striking Cannery Workers there.
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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF
LABOR

Address Samuel Gompers, President
or Frank Morrison. Secretary, A l.
Of L. Bldg, Washington, H. c.
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CNNTNAL nARoR CouMc1n
LOCAL UNIONS

Meets every Wednesday night at S
pm. John b. MOucur. President;
Q. +. Wcfferling Secretary.
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This is your opportunity to share
in the profits of Simplex. l4l7
Hewitt. adv
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Your KODAK WORK satisfactorily
done at JULIEN STUDIO.
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Umbrellas, Trunks, Ladies Hand
bags Leather Goods and Repairing
at Everett Trunk Factory, 2Sl5
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smoke Cnas. Sheets CHALLENGE
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5arbers, Local No. 446-Meets fourtl
Thursday in each month. r. w. Sol
onion, President, Phone Main go
Main rqlR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-16

En- N~oS.o dc 1908. Uu Sruro Hc
amigos. irtcgrado por personals per
fectamentc ~conocjdss en- g campo dc
los ~nerocio> del Surocste dc Texas.
d~c,idieron orcanizar uu nucvo Hanco
Nscional en- San Antonio. para que
vinjera = ser uu factor cfjcsz en- c!
d~csarrollo Y creclmiento &c cs,a co
munidad. EStcS se6ore> fucro0. j.
p Barclav. antique baHQucro ' pro
fprGswpntc c0nOreGOr de los Ue-o-
80 DO esta region: John VI. Bennett,
Sr. Y ". !. Moore, ganadero ' capt
raIista de -raa lmportancIa; Charles
Schreiner. rico banaucro y ganaGero
Tc Kcrrviile. y al mrSmo tempo el
prImer proGuctor en- lana c1 e. sur
oeSte. K. i. klcbcr-. Ecrcutc de !aS
rran6es h~acicuGaS dc King; \" W.
Tipscnmb. banqucro y c~apltaISta;
Gerge z. StumhcrG. ~capitahsL2 ' Co
rerciaute; Nat u. Washer. 0rominSn-
70 cOmcrciantc y X. h. bali capita
lista Y abOgsdo-
Ell primer ~Prc>lde7tc dc este ban
co 10 fue cl ST. Barclay. Y Mr.. Bal,
fue Gesignado Nice-PreS1dente. +:
Banco estsblcc,u suS oficmaS en- G
sjificio kampmanu, >lcuado en- la Fia-
"a Main. abrio sus pucrcaS = los ne
rocios deSdc el : lie Ocrubrc de 1908
Su Ccnsciu &c Administration 0ueGc
integrado 3ur eus O~r-au'zad2TcS
opieneS representation I'M grupo dc
pcrsonaS dc gran relieve CT TODD {
t~--,IO dc TCNsS
la marcha del UCCocsc ma S'ic
sicnnre ~asccrdentc Y csda ano he
eyrsrimentado I'M notable crecsnlcn.
to. La crisis firsncIcrs DC t9u' pa.
50 Ge~sapcrcibids para los '1tcrcSoS d.
rsta INSTRUCTION. pues leioS dc Sutrl'
slc,in ~trastcrnc. dcSde css epoca suS
nezocioS han slcsrEado un msSoi
deSarrolic-
III 20 dc Abrl} dc 1910. : c lament
Il muerte del PreSidcntc de este ban
co. Sr. J. T. Barclay. Y 81 pueSto X
ocupS eI Sr. K. l.. Ball qUien haS;2
esa epoca habia fungido como Vice
Prcsidente. 4 meGiGa que cl temp;
transcurria. Ia Institution So deSa
rroIlabs mas ' mas, Y para Susttur
Ia vscante del NiCc-PreSIdcDte tu'
precise huscar una persona dc reco
reciGa experieucis ) h-bLAdsd 81
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Oesde nanana quedardn instaladas las ofcinas del
NATIONAL BANK of COMMERCE en- SUI nueuo ediihfciio


decoration. Sc contrato d los Sres.
Weary and Afford, r~econocidoS como
especialistas en- DEGRADE V arreglo de
Oficinas BancariaS en- Ia ciudad de
Chicago. e. edificio ha quedado ter
minado haSta en- SuS memories detaIlcs,
y ell National Bank of Commerce cam
bio SuS oficinaS Ia noChe del Sabado
10 de los ~corrientcs. Y, por 10 mlSmo.
quedara alberto al publico en- sus
magnificas oficinas cl II de Mario
del p~resente ano.
Los actuales Directories del Natio-
nal Bank of Commerce, que son todos
prominentcS c~iudsdanoS del S~uroeste
dc Texas. 10 son los Senores John VI.
Bennett. Sr.. Capitalists ' hacienda
do: Z. !. kleberg. Gerente de las pro-
piedadeS a~gricolaS de King; K. l..
Ball. PresiGente del Consejo de Ad-
mi~niStracion Y abogado de la flrma
Ball ami SeelingSon; J. X. Berctta'
P~rcsiGeutc; Charles Schreiner, ban
quero, capitalists y haccndado: K. D.
Barclay. Nicc-Presidente; George r.
Stumbcrw. Comerciarte Y capitallsta.
OtroS de SIS PARTICIPATES cmpLcados
10 son los ScnorcS s. A, Barclay,
Caicro. ! \. Y. Campbell. Ayudante
del Cajero.
ToGos los micmbros y e]mpleadOs
&c este Banco eStan Sjempre al SER
viyio del publico. Y Sus meJoreS de-
secs son ayudar en- TODD a los amigos
Y ~ciientcS de esta Institution Banca-
ria. Con I'm maCnifico Console dc
Administrator, fuerte capital. habll
- -z-s.t,
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UNA GRAN COMPANIA DE
OPERA ESTARA AQW
Ell MARTES
Aida" y Carmen. las bcllas ope'
rss de Verdi y Sizet, seran re-
prcscnsadas en- ell "Majestic.'

De acucrdO con los informeS con-
sienados por nosotros reclentemente.
Id Gran Compania de Opera Italia
ma de Ia que es emoreSario Y director
cl maestro de fama mundial. senior
Giuseppe Creatore, sc prescntara
ante 81 publico dc San Antonio ell
martes dc la semana que hoy prin-
cipia. REPRESENTATIVE unicamentc dos
obras: Aida, de Verdi Y Carmen, de
BiZet.
Esta compania. que cSta compues-
ia por cicmentoS del teatro Metro
politano" de Chicago, Grand Opc-
ra' de oston, = Scala" dc Milan,
ACADIA de llevar a cabo una tan brI-
llantc temporada en- el "Mard Cras
de Nleva Orleans. que e. Club dc
Opera E'rancesa de aquc! puerto, qus
es una De las a"rupacIoncS muslcales
de mas renombre en- los EStados
Unidos. no pudiendo conseguir que
el maestro Creatore acceGiera a alar-
gar Ia temporada en- dicho teatro, Il
cal;sa dc los compromises que Ia
compaHia ticne de ~presentarse en-
otras ciudades, firm6 un c]ontrato
para cl anO ]cntrante. en- que esta
compania dc Opera debe permanecer
en- ell tcatro del Club de ~referencla
por espacio dc cuatro senanaS.
II eXcelente cuadro artisticO a que
nos refcrimos ha sidO traido a S. An
tonic pcr la Sociedad S%infonica DE-
csta ciudad. dcbiendo prcsentarse CT
ell. teatro Majestic" cl dia que va
~indicamos.
Debido A los miSros cOmPromi'
SOS ore impidieron a la compania a.
largar su temporada en- Nueva Or
leans. no Sc daran mas que dos unicas
funcioneS. cl martes provimo. n en-
matinee que sera cubierta con una
de las MAS bcllas producciones del
mis- notable dc los italianos: Aida Y
Ia dc Ia ncchc con Ia tracedia es-
panola de Bizzet: Carmen
Entire los amantes lie los buenos
csrectaculoS V los QUO. GUSTAV dc Ia
mUsica bella en- San Antonio. sc "a
m~anifcstado I'm gran cn.rsiasmo por
II PROVING presentation en- el Ma
~jcstic' de IA compania del maestro
Grcatorc, h~abierdc5c :oasUmjdo Va
IN gran rumcro dc localiGadcs.
Apartc. del maestro Crcatorc, de
quien hemos dicho va que eS un di-
rector dc orGuesta V concertino dc
fama mundial, hahieudo fUniado Y
dirigido an Italia la banda que lie
Va su nombrc, Ia compania esta for
NADIA por Glen arJistaS de prestigio,
s~obresaliendo catorce principals fl
| guras a quienes IL critica de las mas
! grandes capitales del mundo. ha con-
sagrado, sin hiperhole. rerdaderaS
sstrslIaa dal hello arte del canto,
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asurtos economics. Y por tai ciTcunS-
tauria. e uesiCno para Ia! puC>to al
-. j.. h. Bcr"tta. I'm vle!o vccno Y
ccmerciau,c d. San Antonio, Y fun
aador del Laredo National Bank. PO-
co tempo deSpues el Sr. Ball fuC ciec-
70 FrcslGcuIc del Cousejo dc AdmI-
instruction Y 81 81. Bercrta PreSlden-
L. del Baucc. II ~. K. y. Barclay,
hiio del 81. ! T. Barclay, quien ma
bia >ido hasta c~Htonccs Ayudautc del
.Caje-o. fuc Dromovido al 2ueStO dc
Vac PreSiden,c.
Tn cI a1o dc 1911 Las r~cScrvas DO!
Rgrvo c.eNtIaU con mychO al capital
social. Y Dor 10 tarlo, se coUviUo Ell
.a~umcntario hala Ia cifra lie S60U.0Vu
Y. tudoS suS acyIOniStaS rCclbleror
i-ual numero de a~ccioueS 4 las que re-
ureseu,aban en- ci capital primitive,
En- csc mismo n &c iamCGto Ia
mucrte dc otro lie los fUUdadOrcS y
mas a~cjiynS co~iaboradoreS. el ST
George z. Stumber-. ST.. Y por ia
circumstances q ST. john VI. Bennett.
i~.. ocupo el pueSto &c Director. In
1917 ~fallecip a. ST. ". J.. Moore. tam
bicn de los SccioS fuHdad0rCS. Y G.
1918. el ST. George K. StumbeTC VI.
no q lIcnar Ia vacamtC que ID mucrtC
del ST. Moore dcio en- e. Console dc
| Administration.
DeSdc hacc varies amos, cl loca
cue hemos vcnjGo ocupando Sc conSi
/ de-o i~nadecuado para i!euar las nece,
( SidaGcS Sicmprc creclenteS dc este
/ Banco. Y Dor 10 miSmo los DIRECTORS
|sc p~ropuSieroD cdificar un local pro
MO Y uue pudies, responder amplis
( mcntc = las ~eNigcUviaS dc Ia lnStitu
! cipu. ncsdc i'cgo fratarou &c bus
ear cl sitic mas sdccuado. Y coUsi
! dcrarou cue uiuCru cjro mclor Que
Ia Esouius tot0rada por las GALES dt
/ Soiedad y C0mcrrio. pre.i>amcntc en-
frcutC de nueStrs> anuEuaS Ot'clnsS
y cue haSta esq fccha. habla eStsdC
ocupada por cl "Edificjo Elite. Guam
do SC hicierou las obraS dc amp!ia
Icion de la Gale de Soledad. el Ban
co mando der-ibar Ell antique edificit
i"EIite." La construction de los pla
nos Y del nucvo edjficio estuvo 4 car
60 de Ia firma Adams and Adams
%quieneS dcSpues dc coucicnzudos es
tuiioS. dicron principle = Ia crcccio!
de este soberbio cditicjo en- los prin
cipics dc 1918. Para los trsbaios d
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En- 81 clenco ficuran Ricardo Ma
rim, urivcrSalncntc conocido. hablen-
do estado IN Mexico en- la Temporal
ia del CcntenariC. Salvatore Sc'aret-
Ii. IN tenor de voz magnifica, jeanne
Gordon. una admirable soprano Y
Henriette Wakefield, reputada como
una de las mejores c%ontraltos de IL
actualidad.
e eienco de Ia compania es como
sigue: Giuseppe Gorallo, Luigi Oar
clee. Greek Evens. Mario Faiante,
Jeane Gordon, Lillian Gresham, Ali
cia Hesleri. Ricardo Marin, Giorgo
PulIiti. Mario Scala, Salvatore Scia-
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turo muy proximo, como cI mayor Campo Pctroiero del Sud
ocstc. Fl quo este cscrioc q vuelto rcccntemcnte dc una VI
sta de inspection al Campo dc Burkburnett Y a!rededoreS'
Y Sc cncuentra capacitadO para decir a sus leGtorcS. que sen:
TRAN 81 habcr cometGo una lnjustlcla con clos miSnlos, 81
no obran dcsdc lucgo actiramcntc Y no adquieren a!GlInaS
accjoncs dc la Burk Wonder.
cinicrtos abarcan todoS los puutos rclaclonados con IA IN
dustria pctrolcra, ha sido Designate como Prosldcntc dc
csa Compania. Y cuaiouicra QUO SC coupe dc csta lnduStria,
tcndria quo conoccr dcsdc lucgo los grandes cXitos que Ia
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retto. Alfredo Valenti. Henrietta
Wakefield V Virgilio Watt. contain
do con un perfccto core y un niagn,~
fico cuerpo de bale. en- ell que flgu-
ran dlcunas estrellaS coreogratlcas.
Los precios para las dos iunciones,
son desde cinco pesos hasta I'm peso.
Para terninar justo es decir que
en- toda la prensa de los lugares donte
Sc ha rresentddo ID :ompania de
Opera del Maestro Cretorc, sc han
escrito calurosos elogio5 praa Ell ia
dro Ell general Y para cada uno dc
los artistas, principiando por 81 dircc-
tor sehor Creators-
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alcanzado en- las Companies que lc debcn a el su organiza-
cion. = de las cualcs muchaS cstan pagando dIVIdendoS, en-
los nonentos actuales, dcsdc IN % hasta 100 por clcnto.
Tanto Mr.. Pepper. como los accionistas de la Burk " onder
Oil Co. dcben fehCitarsc de que. entire los compromises DE
csta association figuren RESPONSIBILITIES como las dc los
Harry 3. Dawson, L. f. Taylor, W. A. Newton Y Hard Butler.
quicncs estar rclacionados con cl mancjo dc la CompanIa Y
haccn todo genera dc esfuerzos para conVcrtlr a la burk
Wonder Oil, Co, on ID primera dc todas las dc su cIase.
En- conSccucncia. habiendome familiarIZado intmamcnte
con las propicdades de csta negociacion. asi como de sus
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Sc lNAUGURARA Ell SERVIClO
AEREO ENTIRE ROMA Y
NAPOLES

ROMA. Mario 14.-El veipte de!
actual Sc inaugurara IN ~servicio ae-
REQ diario entire Roma V Napoles.
Treinta diirgibles Seran e~mpleados
en- Ell Y todoS clos podran llevar q
bordo trcinta pasageros ademas del
correo
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CORTES Y POLICLA
Fuc absuelto

+! doctor L. B. Taylor, q quien Sc
lc instruyo proccso con motive dc
Ia muerte lie su primo. +. J. BurIe-
son. fuc absueito aver por Ia 3'S.
Corte dc Distrito, dcSpues dc tres
Gias de seSloncS.
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Collision

J. L. Jackson. que gulaha un au-
tom6vil Y Antonio NazqucZ, quo ca
minaca en- una bicicleta. chocaron
aver CT la esQuina de las GALES dc
liarkett Y Navarro. habiendo result
tado Vazqucz con varias lesloncs L.
@"raS.
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Inccndio en- un hotel

En- cl hotel Farmers, de la pro-
picdad del senior Ray Lambert. SC
declare aver en- Ia madrugada I'm IN
ccndio cue produio mas de trcsclen-
tos pesos de pcrdidas.
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Sc ESTABLECERAN KINDENGAR,
TIERS EN- TODD Ell ES1ADO

Ea-iaS asociaciones de damas dc
Ia cipduG So reunieron aver er un
restaurant donde. despuGS de haber
participate en- uG lunch que les fue
2frccido, discutieron la idea de es-
tablcccr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-
TODD cl Estado. Ia cual, en- 10 gene
raj, fuG embellishments aprobada'
debiendose discutir los detalies en-
s~esiores vcnideras.
\. Ia iunta a>istio la senorita Win
chi>ter. luicn ticnc a IL cargo Ia
section de kindcrgarters en- cl De-
partamcnto dc Education dc la CID
dad.
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Trais licorcs de Chicago

I'll agcntc del d~epartamcnto dc De
tcctivcS. White, aprehcndio aver q
un negro que ]pretendia introduclr a
San Antonio. una cantidad de whlS-
kew. la cual traia desde Chicago.
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SESSION DE UN CLUB LlTERARiO

FL club literario Gibbons, Sc reu-
MIRA el 7roXimo lunes con q ohjcto
de discutir tomas sobre la literature
uiandesa.