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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
CAUSE SENSACION EN- LOS
CIRCULOS MEXICANOS LA
PROCLAMA DE WILSON

Ts,eorcmG Especial pGra IA PRENsA.
NUEVA YORK, julio 26.AGran
sensation ha causado en- los circulos
mexicanos la proclama expedida por
ell Prcsidente Wilson por conducto de
la Secretaria de Estado, prohibiendo
la cxportacion de armas Mexico,
F. hecho de que este documento es-
re- fir.nado por el Subsecretario Polk
que saliG de los Estsdos Unidos mace
va. algunos dias, Sc interpreta como
revelador de que Ia proclama habla
sido preparada de antemano, y que
fue retenida en- el Departamento dc
Estado hasta que ell Presidente VIII
son conferencio cen ell Secretario Lam
sing.
La proclama ha causado gran eX-
pectacion V Sc considera que puede
:nterrretarse de dos maneras dlstln-
tas: como senal de que el Presidents
Wilson ha decidido darle al goblerno
de Carranza una ayuda mas eflcaz I'M
pidiendo el contrabando de municlo-
nes que pretendan llevar a capo los
rebeldes, bien como prueba de que
desea limitar los enlbarques aun los
mismos consignados Carranza, en-
cuyo >aso. la proclama seria mas bien
desfavorable para ell gabierno de Ca
rranza
El Consul Mexicano en- este puer-
to, en- una entrevista especial decla-
70 que en- su concepto, la proclama
del Presidente Wilson era benefica
para Carranza. toda yez cue imnedi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
DN.LL. TERRAzAS
VOLVERA 4
MEXICO
OBTIENE Il PERMI-
SOPARA REGRESAR
ALA PATRIA
:. :. -
Sc cree que le van a ser
devueItos al anCIdno
general algunos de
sus bienes que tie
ne en- Chih.
Sc cree que Ie van a ser
- :: =

Telccraua Espec,Gi para Ia FRENSA.
LOS ANGELES. California, Julio
2S.-El anciano general don Luis Te-
rrazas, que ha vivido en- los Estados
Unidos desde que Villa adQuirio ei
control d,cl Estado de Chihuahua
cuando Ia revolution carrancista con-
ira ell general Huerta, regresara
Mexico en- un future cercano. segun
10 anunciaron noy los periodlcos al
gunos miembros de la familia Terra
Zas.
Este anurcio concide con el que Sc
hizo cn E. Paso, Texas. de que el apo
dorado de don Enrique c. Creel ha-
bis recibido aviso del gobierno de
Carranza de que podia disponer nue.
vamente de las propiedades que el
gobernador de Chihuahua, Secretario
de Relaciones Exteriores Y EmbaJa-
dor en- los Estados Unidos durantc
Ia administration del General DiaZ,
rosee en- ell mencionado Estado de
Chihuahua.
Sc cree que algunas de sus propie-
Gades le seran devucltus tamrlen al
anciano general Terrazas. Las prln-
cipales propiedades ganaderas y agri-
co!as fueron. durante mucho tempo,
e,lplotaGas por algunos jefes Willis
tas, durante la domination carran-
cizta por algunos de los jefes encar-
gados de Ia campaNa contra Villa,
espccialmrante por Murguia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
Los Estados Unidos, que han sido los
campeones de la libertad y de la JUS
ticia en- ell mundo, no romperdnlas
promesas que les dieron la supre-
macia en- Ell gran conAicto
OPLNIONES DEL DIR. D. FRANCISCO
VAZOUEZ GOMEZ SOBRE LA INTER-
VENCION AMERICANA EN- MEXICO

Fl Fi-quc- Gomez dc los poiico dc relic
que ia proporcoaGdo "ee
pGtrocG SenSaG
'timcmete Ia Rnltnd dc
nantes rsrG cicnamdo Htsrrtnon de
INidos Msro La tnterrencon Sera "j"S
riG que las dscjQrceoneS del Dr. FG-que
6e 1poy cae drts pncpo! del tatddo
de Mer los EStodos Lnd Ct cna onst'
mOrtoS conSoderG crmsn
Il Doctor FG-qus= Comes at
6c-nu CQrun-G po7tc sGtd 1ltwG de
dicte e hGr pnt1do al pais en- los
ipos prooema International dc Mcrico
Ctigsncja.
Danes cerocer seg"tda decioraones del pot'co ri
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
FL COBIERNO PERSEGUlRA A
LOS CONTRABANDlSTAS DE
ARMAS Y MUNICIONES

Tel~c-o,ra Especial parG ii PEENSA.
NUEVA YORK. julio 26.-En su
secci6n editorial, dice el Evening
Sun" de hoy que Ia proclama que
acaba dc expedir e. Presidente Will
son irdica que Sc haya presto obrar
aun cuando para clio sea necesarlo
persecuir los cCntrabaEdistaS lie ar
mas v municionas traves de Ia
frontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
LAS COLCNIAS EXTRANJERAS
EN- MEXICO VAN A CELEBRAR
"a pA7 EN- EUROPA

TeIe~rara Especial pa.a La PRENSA
NUEEA YORK, Julio 26.-SegHn
las noticias telegraficaS reclbidas en-
esta fecha de la Ciudad de Mexico,
las Colonias eXtranjer&s estaA rrc-
parando una serie de festlvidades pa
ra cclebrar la paz europea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
.eldtd con tiUoS COLO
res la escena que
sirui65 de punto de
bartida a su Uida
agitada y a.
UenturerQ
(Po- Alfonso ANAIA)-

-(RG- Alfonso ANA 4 y
SYNOPSIS del Cap. V.-En toITlo dc
ara melqnc6licG cdncion girG Gtor-
mcntcdq Ell alma romGnticG dc Ia
QUO fucrG Ia nGSe grande passion
de Jose Ines ChGUe= GGrciG.-'Le
ii mi ridG". dice Ia trGSe apaSio-
ncdc que reptile Ia "CharrG Loren
"a" con crtfdiiG obSeSion.--Un es-
Dirtn ardisnte que sc consume en-
81 rcc,icrdo dc su jVuentHd tormen-
tosn Y feli-. Una "Noche BuenG'
fiDicc; IN muit1Go dc honor; riloS,
cartoS. baiicS, algeria. FL placer
. Il ingG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

V violaba hogares, saqueaba ten
das incendiaba igles!as, el pueblo
de Patzcuaro, en- masa, sin distinction
De clases nj categorias, Sc disponia
voluntaria, espontanea, solicitamente
a hacer obieto de mi agasajos a, ca
becilla, naGa mas que ror ser el mis-
inisimo Jose Ines Chavez Garcia en-
persona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
Ell ESPIRITE De LOS TRATADOS
DE P4Z De IS4S %.

Ell articulo y de los Tratados de
Paz, amistad limiteS de , de fe-
brero de IS4S. entire los EstadoS Uni
dos Mexicanos y los Estados UnidoS
de Norte America. dice teXtualmente:
Isl desgraciadamente en- cl tempo
future Sc suScitase algun punto de
desacuerdo entire los goblernoS de las
dos RepUblicaS. bien sea Soore Ia IN
teligencia de alguna stipulation de
este Tratado. bien sea sobre cualquie-
"a otra materia de las reiacioneS 2o-
Iticas O comercialeS de las dos ma
clones, los miSmoS gobiernoS NOM
bre de elias, Sc comprometen pro-
curar de la manera mas sincera cm-
peRosa a allanar las difereucias que
Sc presenter conServar ei estado DC
psZ amiStad en- que ahora sc ponen
los dos paiseS .uSandO al efecto DE
representacioneS mutuaS Y de nego-
ciaciones pacificaS. y 81 por estos
medios no logran todavia ponerSe dc
acuerdo, no por ESQ sc apelara re-
presalia, aggression ri hostilidad de
ningun generO de una Republica con-
ira Ia otra, haSta que el goblerno de
Ia que Sc crea agrsviada haya con-
siderado maduramente el espiritu de
psz vecindad, 81 no seria mejor cue
Ia diferencia Sc -erminase por un az
bitramiento de comiSarios nombradoS
DOR ambas parties o de una nacion d
n,iga. Y 81 tai medic no fuese pro-
puesto por cualQuiera de las dos par
tes. LA OTRA ACCEDERA A Ell,
a no ser que 10 juzgue absolutamente
incompatible con la naturaleza ' cir
unstancias del case"
NO HAY RAZON PARA
INTERVENE EN- MEXICO
Ahora bien: como entire las razones
que Sc alegan para intervenIr no fl
guran aqueilas cuestiones que por su
Gn Los subtituloS fueron puestoS
oar a Redaccion,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
lie HARAN UNA RECEPTION RE
GIA AL ARZOBlSPO DE
MlCHOACAN
rel.grama Especial para LA PRENsA

Telexrama Especial para LA PRENSA
NUEVA YORK. julio 26.-Se han
recibido noticias dc Mexico oando
cuenta de que el pueblo de Michoa-
can le esta preparando una recep-
cion regia al 'Arzobispo de eSa ar
uuidi6cesiS. DR.. D. Leopoldo Ruiz,
que acaba de obtener cl permisc ne
cesario del gobierno para regresar a
ella
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

No aventuraria una opinion Soore
este delicadisimo asunto, 81 no ruers
poroue ei afcta gravemente el honor
Ia vida misma de mi pals, Porque
tanto ell gobierno de Mexico como sus
servidores ' amigos, dicen frecuente-
mente que los mexicanoS que vIvlmoS
en- los Estados Unidos deseamos IA
intervention.
Segun la prensa de este pals, los
intervencionistas inyocan varlas ra-
zones en- apoyo de su opinion: Ia ne
cesidad de protejer los intereses ma
teriales. los derechoS ' las vidas de
los extranjeros en- Mexico, especial
mente de los americanoS. Alguna
vez Sc han invocado las llamadaS ra-
zones de humanidad Y los intereSes
de Ia civilization que han sldo pa
recen ser los eternoS preteXtoS para
iustificar las conquistas sea el prln-
cipios teuton ia force prime le droit d.
Respecto de la Intervention amerl-
cana en- Mexico, eS decir, de una que
rra entire Mexico y los EstadoS Uni
dos. mi opinion queda resumida asi:
81 Sc reflexiona dentrO de un esprit
tu de justicia Y Sc supone que ei go
bierno de Mexico no uecesita la inter-
vencion para salir del apure en- que
10 han colocado sus propioS actos, NO
HABRA intervention. Noy a expo
ner muy en- breve y somerameHte las
razones en- que me fundo para Greer
10 contrario de 10 que opina Ia ma
yoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

gentes que al juzgar las intenciones
de actos agenos, siguen invariable-
mente la maxima de "piensa NAL Y
acertaras" perc 81 este fuera el
principle o regla de orc que sirvlera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

ria que los rebeldes consiguieran mu,
niciones en- este pals para combatu
al enhierno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

(Pasa q Ia pag. II Col, "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
La aetitud del Congreso.


Persona que estuvo en- "ashlns-
ton durante las sesicnes que celebro
ell comite de IA Camara de dlpuIa-
dos encargado de invest.gsr sobre Ia
situacion mexicana, declara que Sc
puso de relieve que Ia actitud de los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

iPass 8 Ia sa. pas. Col Sz-J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

Pasa a la sa. Col. 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

We guarantee LA PRENSA, has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United !,
States.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Final Day to Register to
Vote for Good Water Today

, woman who owns property Will
be permitted to vote.
BE on the safe side nne register.
Then you have done your fun duty
nQd will be permitted 10 vote nc
cdrding 10 the rulings ~ tho at
tofney general II YOU do not
register and the attorney general
rules that YOU can vote IL viii be-
OF no avall
So register today.
The mere fact that YOU are I'm
favor of good water for Tulsa Is
not going to carry tho bond elcc-
ion ana make II possible for Tulsa
To settle the water problem. You
must vote. The opponents ~ tho
bond issue are shrewd politicians
and they realize that the votes
Will be effective rather Than what
the people want They are leaving
no stone unturned to see that all
opposed 20 tho bonds register. II
YOU do not register you cannot
vote and II you do not vote YOU
have done nothing FOR Tulsa In
this important turning point IN her
history.
Whether Tulsa is 10 grow into
n great city or remain Ton its pres.
cnt stage ~ development depends
In n large part on whether YOU
register today II NtA ttAs hut
few minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
Opponents of Good Water Think
Only of Cost Health Gets No
Consideration Declares Tenant


Eul'o' W orr
~ IN 'i' I''l J. 'nl'H OF
I''ch. Wh''' '"'''i''"' "n''u
h'yS II ,"' 0p'Nl.'N "i''l PI'l',t
" Nvlv' up'h iu''+' may IL WIZ
4 r'quI9 R .tn o.Ill,...'' I' I,I,,r
~ W., '"'' .''N'.'
Eud. AI" 'n"l up"h WI con"
uliipuS ,.' '"N Il.' "o''N '' ''.-
n'"'. ''
h'HH'u "' f'''"' an '"'''"II ~
p'r nh.'h' Nl a.'.'s 'n "',
IuH1l - Ii'"I.. ,n' N.'i Nv
,andlor' VII '.'.'', r"," h''
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20 h"" ~ "'' '""N''Ii' Np'O''
~ Us l''r .. h''.'Iht'. J suppose.
th't '''' 3i ."pt'pri'F mat ~
'N'fN1'" '' ''t'.. iH N'''N CON
hd''"pN moro Il" '.' n" "nI or ID.
PI"P'I 'N'" 'N.'.N 'h' 'NNI u.
n at'"HI@ RECEIVING t''" 'n.' gI
ih''I'H' "h near 'I"N'". '', ,oi"-
ilnk 70 ,a' property I'"'" .N
VISA. rv. N' ave. l'' i' .P.I p
owner 'I'' Ih""l"''t N
iliE i'I r'N''I sum, hNh''lI}. I'i
nus pt"I nIIg, H ll nor ''I' ma. NO
cor n'rlhuie ms snare lo"3'i7 Iui
uA,IhE h'H '.'Nl WIN ai'HN''''
WaI'i ana "','I I"' ''"h"E lH'
p.''" "''' '' 'F''N "'h'
o.ll or ihlh hh' 'n l1" uN'l
''''''hH' ''"''' '''.'.''N
'"l ms Ah.'i ll'n.
hul Ih' I'ndI"r1 Wll col.
Ic'l from nus tenant 'n llI'Non'|
- per h"h'l, Nht,N menus WV
per year Ahl"i me ''hIlo. 'tN
~ ohlF H"H.Nl per year, Lh' Iah9
Ipru WI '''u'IlN make A'Nh per
year pt' nus !'h'u lN 'N''ra or
what IN" landlord % TAX lF on hlH
'o,uuu assessor h,nN'
nov, lh'u. now dors 'hla hnfi
tne tenant 'h" tenant IH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30


'h' rent rato 800 prr hunum, bee.
'anH" The landlord pays "tto 02
more lhN.
J was iold hy = property owner,
this week. that size had mat spl /,
for {I0 0on ,r,,rr,y ma, ,,a.
49,,
n'r 'r'"V 'h"ui e'Fru N'AiH hr'.
'"" ."' h'l. IN ''IIIl"n 2" 'hIH
p'"'I' or moro lhhn Ni00N. NF'1
=" l''' P .I'I'h an in'7' h'N'h
''I'. FN'N a, .l' iu""'Ih'" 'i"f
"'h') I'h'"I "I A'O per u"hlh Tor
my II"p'I' Ehr "'i"n'1 IN'
"'l.''', OF 'i"o per '''. "'
~" "I'l''I"'I pI"I''. hlhlNr
.n.'' w.. OH "'uI' l''. N'' ."'''
DID," '.' ''' WV"
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I''' ""l"'I' i'h."I "'.''''h "a s.
l''' '."'. '''l 'i''' We ''N.I E''
h'N'' N.N"' lnpl" '.h,"'N 'h"
N'N ti..' p" ''N''d Tot moro
.h'n NNI 'N' 'h'I "I "'h'' u
N"uld De interesting t"f 'l' Ten
anus I" KNOW "h'.h,L. "h'n 'N'
p'nf'I'E 'I,l .,.,."'' ,"'' l-'.uN. H."
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''"'H'd IN same proportion II.
N"1.' h. l,''i'"''ht u" Fn"" II 'h,.
owner "I 'h' lIHp' p'iIt Nh" I'I'.I
ltiH r'n.h ono 'h.id. bnu.'h''"H.
IN ana voluntarily Av Doc h"'tM
'''|'| In'H. '"" rent ''l h.' ''E
.'l.'1 900 .h' f'W' Wnb'' WON
W. Willingly r'F doctor - '"
ah''' H7 NOV p" 'fI''" '"l
h""'h. iu' Nhh' pi"iO.' NJ '.
"i.'' N"'Hf '" we p'".''I FL" .".N
HI, H.'" ""l' '1' hF iIINN uH h..
h'AI' h"'N'" N''.' p'"'lI'l .N'
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man being WlEhl nave '" f' from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

Brennan at tho Brady hotr, IN trc
afternoon The great Tulsa scrap
per, who recently knocked ont
Johnny Mitchell and defeated pckn
hid Herman. looked 20 Doe in .plon-
did shape for his battle with Hughes
which purycar says be- one of his
hardest Crhls
Bobby Hughes beat Natc Jlrkrou
at Camp Pike Inst Wednesday u.ght
I'm "a great eight but showed mo- marks
or The milling Ills victory over
Jackson adds greatly 60 Bohhy's rec
ord as Nate Ia still ono Of tho tough
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

o yery citizen. man and woman,
egister today so that his or
- vote can be cast July 10 FOR
bond issues that win bring
I'd water 70 Tulsa.
v you do not know whore you
hst register consult the table
nat will be foupd at another place
this issue. II YOU know your
precinct you can find the Fegislra-
ton place for that precinct II
you do not know what precinct
YOU live In call Tho World office.
5000, and the Information will he
cheerfully given you.
The right of suffrage Is OF no
benefit unless you use Il. Yon
must register In order 10 vote II
you have not registered before.
Do not be mlslcd by any false
inns OF opponents Of the bond Is
L. that you cannot vote and wo-
especially should not bc mis-
con,to thinking that they viii
permitted 10 vote at the
give ection. These matters arc
doubt, with "ths indications
II. cry woman whose husband
axes IN Tulsa is entitled 10
II is certainty that every
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

'uryear and Hughes Arrive
in Town for July 4 Battle

with three Of the four principals
on the ground realty to start inten-
siye tralning for the hgNinF card
OF the Tulsa Sporting club herS on
July g. the worlds heavyweight
title scrap IS being forgotten boy the
local fans In their interest over the
coming card which promises to be
the best ever staged hy John Rehlcr
Fart Iurycar and Bubhy iIughos.
bantam weights, who meet I'm the
first fiftecn-round encounter ar
"ei yesterday puyolr went 'o
motmmedlately working with BIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
REGISTER NOW TO VOTE JULY 10

be Every voter should ress'r Immediately 81 as to be able vote
1u have not Yet rcER,cred do II do know
at precinct tho NJ W be
ctnc and place
Dom TAU TO RegratG4 bc
o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

I-NNT IfOTl |VT0IATTD8 NrTWrfU hTU1E aud
Lost brn Sigma Delta pin set with
ward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
BOARD AND ROOMS
LfanT noUsEKEErWo Rooms II

Er,t,Ii uyp, a., rh.,. "a
"''' w. ''"'
/ BOARD AND kOOMS
/ -- -.
LIGHT HoUSEkEEP'EG ROOMS 10
| BOSTON < 1923 or lop Ehs' Roosrve't
/ ON" iNo or three nicely furnfhrd house
sT'rinr rooms noIern Phone h'''
THIRD r.. 1890. For rcut t~o sB hfs,
rirr'y furnished rooms for housrtecpinE
"triiv modern and private entrance.
Two plrrII FURNISHED Housekeeping or
ionr rooms in private home al modern
convenience or Hl'c H"rrInf porch with
con. '.'.nr n'ai'.,W honll exposure. Tor
". ".,' ," ,"o,"
ubor, utor Il ''''
pngr,. .,.
h"NlpI, '9a "ns nrHhIrh room fnr
tfia
r,rg,vS,yr ,., -, .t,,.-, ,....
w '"NNh '''. y" rI'hH .gu'"
iHsT
SFruNb mia Hon. j... ...... ,.......
tr,n,r- H ,t,Ir,'," '"'' pb, ,o, ''I2. ~, ,1,''
prorf -o, T...r..., 49,,
room, s.np,.,,oy L,u t,,.t ,',,.,,.
Phone H72r
EOGAIlg q4.r ~, ol-,i. t..r...-j
drsn Phone lg7i
EIFlpNTu AZ ,i- C.,,-. -,
room ,ri,s, v,Itirr 5,,t,"s. VI" va
Phone rsgr or g27l
TWO hrultbsd housed scr,ny room. ,,..i
c,r ,r,."r,lin ,.r, .,,,,, '''.s .,'-. .n,l
Phone sl31R
GUTHRIE y 7ib.'T~o II-bt ban.glggr
irs room, 11s G,rpt.h.J r,n go
also two furnished or urfurrishrJ rooms
with bath also sleeping rooms front
entrance Adnl''
MAN. s.. ooi--Np Apartment ao1 Two
houssk'eptne rooms rhonr tl1t
MAIN. =. 7OI--sults of rooms nicely nm.
.nshrd FOR housekeeping 10 married couple
'r"isrrnrrs required Phone I-iI
HOUSTON IS. alI.-Tuo SUITE. of s,g.-
keeping rooms with privilege Of sitting
room and porch modern ard mp 10 date
I''n' ai1'
DETROIT. s. Iul Southeast sleeping
rowh adjoining dreNing room. Phone
'''o
TWO 'Ch' housekeeping rooms eel and
see lhem between q 10 y m Sunday
w p |"n' 80
MAIN S-l7li--tarre front room Kitchen
'nH Hln'ng room uriw.rr"s. r'asonah'".
TWO rooms furnished complete Tor house
keeping r.osc.in, references exchanged
Phone f0s7
FklsNo 5. tli.-For rent 10 couple with
oui children two pod'rn light house
N''t.ns rooms JuoN
FRISCO. n 5ll-.I nicely furnished light
housekeeping rooms. connecting bath
l'"nr tA-'.I
MAIN. = sOJ Two isrgs douusrhIrt|
housekeeping rooms. cool srd clean
Ih'ne l'1i
tltl ENAEaS, g2p.-puo suite OF house
keeping rooms and one sleeping room.
., wv .'''" In'h, $500. ..
I, ~ lava Large h"a"AcrpnF room
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30

lllisinp
should
TNNer
uler
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-30
MERCER

FOR sALE--Cole eight thummy. run ~ 600
miles \ No. 4 condition VII. consider
lighter car. Phone 2922 5!l North
Detroit
FOR SALE--l9i9 Srutr roadrter p-sst.
raiy new driven less than 2 600 miles.
equipped with five new cord tires. Tor
further Information call A122 Or ttfs.
LOST Brudic bull trrrler. srrrv tail
L.hcra' reward ustwcrn Mohawk and
Tulsa Phone 1895
LoSl At Rlalo black patent leather
purse containing important Key, and 81.
Return kcys 10 Tea Cup Inn
FOR SALE or rRNnJ IS passenger tour
ms car Overland model so. especially
arranged Tor camping 2 running board
trunks. trunk rack ON rear hinge, on
front seat fold, back 80 eau sleep to-
FOR sALt One 1917 Ford raAd,t,r one
l1lT Ford touring car one Grant sir
touring car in good condition Boyntou
lancrN garage. 1li West SECOND
FOR SALE one good siy-ryIirdrr seven.
passenger Chandler car for aalt cheap
can 2ll N1rih Bol'tsr street
FOR sNlr 900, 1Ntpt .lYI- Naau,- 8
passenger car tires l0 good shape Wlu
Non can 'sI Mr. Collins
FuN SALE urot ..uonu hand REQ five
passenger car, llrcs iu good shape VIII
routlter part cash Can ht seen at
hrantles Garage 4 o NoN v-5
FOR SALE tiyc passenger Igis Ca.um.
bsa automobile. practically new. driven
only 2 600 miles tires good as new
Price 5000 Tor immediate sale pAS cash
balance terms 20 rospouHh,c pArlrt.
Phone -3i9 or call Of sos Sew Muehi
hlte
NsW FuED
f.y" passenger. latest model Just out of
the iarlor WIN sell tHE ttg5 les, fhan
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The Benson signal., 1919-02-15
Teamwork Planned
for Reclamation
Combined Efforts to be Made to
Inaugurate Arizona Projects
Under New Lane Law

Phoenix, Feb. Nearly half
million acres of land in Arizona,
for returning army and navy men
and others who are looking for we'll
irrigated, first-class farms, is the
keystone of an immense co-ordi-
mated project which is being work
ed out under the direction of An
drew Kimball, Arizona representa-
tive Of the agricultural department
Of the Federal Railway Admins
ton.
Mr.. Kimball said that for some
time past he had been working to
bring together and harmonize the
interests of the. different irrigation
projects of the state, so that when
the time came for action, as, he
said, it had come now with Secre-
tary Lanes $10O, 100000 soldier S
settlement scheme before the cOun-
try, the united power of all would
be behind the movement to force
recognition of Arizona's S claims at
Washington.
This afternoon the Arizona Cat
tie Grower Association adopted
resolution which had been drafted
! by Mr.. Kiiuball and George H.
Maxwell, executive director Of the
National Reclamation Association.
This resolution asks Congress to
appoint the committee named by
the Newlands river regulation
amendment to conserve waters at
the crest of the watershed. 1t con-
tinues:
This Association urges the con-
struction without delay of the Up
per Gila, San Carlos, Camp Verde,
Horseshoe, CHARLESTON, SEN
tinel and Parker reservoirs and all
other practical irrigation projects
and reservoirs for food water stor-
age in Arizona.
Unanimous endorsement of the
plans for the reclamation of large
areas in the state for settlement by
returned soldiers, sailors and war
workers was voiced by the cattle
men.
The Benson signal., 1919-02-15
Coming Events

Mrs. H. G. Brown, the president
Of the Presbyterian Missionary So
ciety, has received notification that
the Presbyterial, which is the wo-
men s organization in missionary
matters for all the churches in
Southern Arizona, will meet in the
Presbyterian Church here. OH March
9th and 9TH.
The pastor has also received a
letter from the Moderator, Rev.
C.. H. Love, of Clifton, saying that
the Presbytery of Southern Ari-
zona have accepted the invitation
of the Benson church and will meet
here on April 9Th and the follow
ing day
The Benson signal., 1919-02-15

Messrs. Parker, Matteson and
Badrow are hauling we'll casing
from the railroad station
The school grades cleaned yard
Arbor Day during the forenoon,
and had regular work the rest of
the day.
Lincoln Day" the High School
made improvements on the school
grounds. Valentines's day was a
memorable one. All the school had
valentine boxes, and in the even
ing the young ladies had a basket
party.