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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

DESEAMOS COMUNICARNOS con personals
que VIVIAN en- dOnde hay communicates de ira
bajadoreS mcxicanoS, para que i~niluyan a
mandar, 2or nueseru conducto. SCs remesas
de dinero o mercancias para Sus familias en-
Mexico. Nucstra Arencia cs casa honrada y
economical. Mandcuos SU direction y DIE
mas para que le iniormcmos sohrc IA ma
ucra de que listed nos rePrcsentc y game
mas diacro. Dirijasc a AGENCIA. Box iS6.
Laredo. Texas.
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ECONOMIC PHARMACY

ECONOMIC PHARMACY
7iG Ruiz Street Tcltfono Travis 5S4=.
San Antonio, Texas.
En- Sta Fa-nnacla. cue acabancs de ms
taI.- cncontrara I'd. todo 10 ccncernicnte
al ramo y que no taya Ell eI luGar de 81
rcSidencia.
Esrecialmentc nos dcdicamos al trata-
miento dc las enfcrmcdades de la SanSre
y sus dcrivados.
Cunsulteaos I'd. sin perSida de ITEM
20 y Queia-a sar3feeho, no 'mPorA DE
$50 60 irutr. I'd. recihira condensation in
nrdia.a a 81 entesa satisfaction.
Di-iia I'd. tcda su correspondence a
la siCuicntc direction:
s. GOMEZ Y Ga.
40 Ruiz Street san Antonio. Texas.
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ENSENANZA

TAorIGRAFIA Y TENEDURIA DE Ii
RROS por sisteua may practco go.
Jirrits. Hicks Bldg. Altos oe Ia 0'
Wagner.
IECCIONEs DE FIANO Y CANTO 4 20,
ro;ril;c. P-ecios ccavenciona!es no ESOh
FELTX RUANO. Eraduado en- los Gonse'Da
torios dc Paris Madrid. Rccloc oraenss 30
Toralss s.. Sc hahia frances ) cspancL
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SELLOS DE COMA

Para concentrates. profesionistss y SociH-
dades. Complete suItido de accessories Lars
In. r,ismos. Pida catalcso n /. SANTOS
ORTA. GIL Dlo-osa st. Telefono Travis
$3.50. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

GRATIFICARE 4 Ia persona que me pro-
porcione iriorrcs acerca de! p~aradero de mi
hijo Narcisn T. Herrera. quicn hace doc.
amos sal;6 de Vail. de Santiago. Gto.. No
xicu. para San Bcrnardino. Cal. En- Novicm-
bre DE- 1915 Sc encortraba en- San Fran
cisco. Cal. Ticnc So amos, color moreno. pc
10 negro. oios cafes. Erucso y de ~cstatuT.
regular. Cuaiquier informc que Sc tenCl
,nb-c dciho senior. diriiasc a Ia Sra. Petra
Fraustro dc Herrera. CO., W. Travis st. San
Antonio. Texas. G2)
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CViene de la Pag. 81

bria de zalir victorioso, el ideal de
iusticia Y DE UberJad del pueblo, cn
aguella OCCASION rePTesentado por Ia
flrura de bronco indiana &c Bcnito
JUareZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

'NPRESCRES:- 81 n~ccesita esGuelss de
defunci6n. CRADLES, estilo mexicauo. escriea
pidiendo precios y muestras a !gnaeio y
fa-ano. lis ". Santa Pos= Ave. San An
,orio Tr-as.
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4. BUEROE, D. c.
CEiROPEACTOP.
$40 Swcaringen Rldg

O!- SWeaFlNEeN EE-.
Cura toda clase de Intermediates sin q
uso de meC:ciaas nj ~ciTug;a. Cereb-o, ner.
vios. oios. oidos. rariz. garganta, :c.at6n,
puInoacs. ~estomaso. higado. intestiros, .ino-
mes. rciiga y Intermediates dc scTors,. 81
ustsd esta ca.eado de We: mSdicos sin re-
sultsGu. vis:tcnc y ie demoStrarc como. poY
medic de Aiustes Chiropractieos en- su e.
pima dorsa.. puede -ecohrar Ia sa,ud sin u,a,
medicinas nj sui-ir opcrasiones. EsreciaI
atercion a las eufermedadcs cronicas .
~erfcrmedades de NINOS.
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LISTO, SEROR, LISTO.

LlSlO, SENOR, LlSlO.
Teueaos IN magnitro Plan con ZEN
TICUATRO maaeras iacileS dc ganar dine
TO. no DESAPROVECHE I'd. IA opo-tur:.
dad : pidGnos DErALLES GRATIS. en.
yiando cstarnr ii,as Para Ia condensation
MEXICAN CARD co. Box III. Sta. r.
San Antonio. Texas.
In ANUNCIo en- LA PRENSA' sicmp-s
es dc cxito sgcuro. Lame I'd. \! t~elsfono
Travis 24Il y an@nciese dcsae luego.
81 NECESITA c&-ros PARA 1aldanzas. Q car.
gar equipaies. liable i ROSALES: Teietcrs
Travis ll-6.
TALLER FONOGRAFICD LeandEo NJ. Ro-
Gricuez. rcparaci0n de !onografos de todas
classes y rraqGinaS &c coSer. MaQGinas SIN
GER Y FONOGRAEOS COLUMBIA nueSoi
en- ABONUS. Dc segunda mano al cOntado.
MUY BARATOS. los Buensvista ST san
Antonio. Texas
NOS ENCARGAMOS de ,oda clase de reels.
macionsc so5-c terrenos. academies persona.
les. etc. Gestionamos Ia compr7 o vcnt7 "a
tierras para c~ualquier empresa. EscrlSs-
nos y Guctzrt con7iacido. Sra. Iuana Sacn7
de Robertson. HOE Wyoming ST. San An
:onio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

FERROCARRILEROS EN- GENERAL.
s. han dejado d~ep6sitos sobrc 'BoHos de
la Libe-tad. pages at-asados o sueIGos sin
cobrar. con algun feTrocarril. esc-ibanmc in
mediatamentc, 20 los ayudar6 i obtencrlos.
B. de Alcala. Dooley Bldg. Room :. Hous.
ton. Texas.
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BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dara a IA per-
SOM que propo-cione informes de Lorenzo
Ginesi. de II amos de cdad. :~r;Eueho. quicn
hacc un ano So encontraha cr South Bette
hem. Pa. y luego en- HOG Island, Pa. SIS
lltimas noticias las recibi en- Mario de 1918.
Los info-mes sobre el particular dirijansc 4
Guido Giuesi. lips So. Laredo St Sal"
Antonio. Texas. 49,
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Sc DESEA SAFER el p~aradero de beside
10 Galvaa, quien en- noviemb-c de 1915 Sc en-
contraba en- St. Louis. No. Es oriEinario dc
hrriaga. S. L. P. Mexico. Is delgado, alto.
moren. Y de IS amos de edad. Sc daran
$500 dc qualification a IN persona Que pro
rorrionc inrornes ciertos dirigiSndose 4 sos
TENES GALVAN. 7l4I2 Blackberry Alley.
San Antonio. Texas. I'D.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13
PESOUISAS

DEsEo SABER Fl domicilio &c FelicitaS
MARITIME, dc 81 amos de edad. casada con
Trinidad Garcia c hija dc Severiana Gomez.
Sc agradaceri toda Information que Sc d.
RIA n MIR. John NJ. Gribbin. 500 HOFFMAN
Bldg, Houston, Texas. VA
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

EOoyajC AeXISaaG. tonsYitas Documents.
rJoncs ~juri5icas conrerrientes Z Ieycs y neso-
RIOS de M&xico. 7c5-T0i CapIes Bldg. e Ps.
80. texas. :
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G~RATIFlCARE amp!iamentc a IA Trr,caa
cue me proporcionc infornes dc mi berma-
no Pedro Sanchez, oriGinario de Leon &c los
| Aldan.as. Gto. Sus ultimas noticias las re-
cibi hacc dos amos. TODD informc soo:c 81
particular d~irijasc a Ventura SANCHEZ, Box
52l. Clarkdale. hriz. ll5)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13
ARRENDAMiENTOS

Sc RENTAN , cua-tos arriba del garage en-
ri trasratio. nor $500 menSuales. Preieri-
be, matrimonio sin uinos. Renta pcdra pa
yarse layando y cortando 81 zacatc. $50 No.
Tio-os ST. l5)
Sc RENTAN en- lugar c]cntrico, cuatro pic
as en- casa particular. a far7iiia honorable
sin ninos. lnfoTman iOS So. Flores St 10
Sc RENTA apartamento con tres cuartos
arnueblaGns. 307 n. Santa Rosa Ave. ll9j
Sc RENTA un cuarto smueblado en- 1910 W.
Houston. propio para hombre solo o dos
compahc-os. G3I
RENTO te-reno con abUndantc pasture :
aqua 2 - millas de Ia cjudad on ri cam.no
de fredericksburg. Geo. hnautI. Route
:. Box -. tIol
FhMILIA PARTICULAR alOuila picza amrc-
blada. ventilada, todas comOdidates. Pre-
terrible caballcro. sonora O senorita emp!ca-
dos. 100 West Quincy st iLS'
CASA DE HUESPEDEs
Maria Diaz de la Vega |
La mcjor Casa dc Hucspedcs para !
familias CT San Antonio. situaca a
dos cuad-as del Sanatorio del DR.. urru-
tia. 5000 diarios Por cuarto y asis- |
tcncia.
2Sl Avenue {. I
SAN ANTONIO. TENAS /;
SE RENTA un cuarto amueh'ado con to-
dus comodidadcs. OcUrran 80 SO. Alamo.
HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartos limpios ba.
ratoa. Precios especialcs po- semana. 294
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
Sc RENTA IN euarto sin mueblcs on casa
" -HE- ,.-..,,,'u-. ..anFvl~n IL II 1EE
6!t SoledaG.
Sc RENTsN cuartos con . sin asistancia.
Precjos convcnciona!es ocuEran 2oS So.
Prcsa 81.
Sc RENTh ruarto on casa de fam'ta par
ticular. con t,das las ccmodidades. Diriiar-
So = 2D2 Pc-ShirG Ave.
Sc RENTAN cua-tos anuob!ados bier asea.
dos famiiia mexicana con . sin asistencia.
baro y luz vista Parque Madison frente tran
via IoS5s HI; ~ Ss,,,H'S~S
-VENTAS-
Sc vENDE 0 .RENTA cdific,o ample pro.
MO para cinematoErafo, situado en- parte
dunar hay muchisinas families ne"icanas.
Dirii nse .nor escrito a No. =. CARO- "A
PRLNSA.' ~
VGNDO mueblcs. camas. v=5tidores, siliaS.
tape,es, alfumbrss. mcsaS. cScri.jriSs. c"rti-
nas. L.laraen ~tcl6fono Travis 1870. ii%l
Sc vENDE en- $4,000 casa cinco cuartos
thal) en- Ia calie de San Fernando. Reunc
,odas las comodiGaGes. $500.F0 ri contado
y racos mensunles. Fean n Mr. [Iorcs'
Conness Realty Co.. Depto. dc Vnetas. "a
GElTARRAs BUENAS. en- todos los %esti,os.
Atiuutensc cstampinas al rsdi- info:neS. LA
CASA MEXICANA. Box iJ6. Chics-p. H.
SONETOS Y SONATAS.
Poesias por Ell Lie. Miguel Bolanos
Cache. In tomo rlstica, impreso en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

AdoNJOLI. aic. cafe de Cordoba !Hoilool
.srarSn Gsro. chipotlc seco y e-cabeehado.
Chile giajillo. chocolate y duces mexicaros'
puros dc tabaco veracrusano, etc. tenemos
y recibimos consts ntcmente A5arrotes, gra-
nos Y pasturas.-iii2 West Commerce st.
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COMPRAS
TRAsPASOs.

Sc TRASFhsh restaurant screditsda y en-
pertes.sS eendieiones. Intermsn en- Boa 30.
Laredo ST ti51
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoM Sc dara a Il per
soma que pro2orcione informes eSactos de
mi herrara Domingo Cionzalez, dc quien
hace tres ahos recihi sus lItiras ~ro;iciaS
dc Tempo. Ariz. Todo infcrme sobrc c.
particular d~i-ijase a Marcelina Gonzalez. Sar
Marcos. Texas. rH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

LUNCH GRATIS todcs los DominGos de II
4. NJ. a , p. m. MaSnifica mnsica. Elk
pcndio dc r~eFrescos y bebidas no embria-
gantes. Ell > de Abril, ESQuina Dolorosa y
Santa Rosa Ave. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

Sc DESEA sabcr cl paradero de! Sr. PaScGai
P. Reycs. Guicn sali6 dc San Antonio rumoo
4! Estado de Nuevo Mexico. 81 II de Abrl!
del arc en- curo. TRES PESOS Sc d4ran de
qualification a quien informc dc cl, di-i-
g~i&ndosc a Mrs. P. I. Reyes. 58 W. Nueva
s.. San Antonio, Texas. tel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

DARE 5000 de grati;icaci6n 4 Ia pc-so-
ma que me popo-cione iniorme5 verdHderos
dc mi nadre Virginia Rodriguez. dc - amos
de clad Y QUE hace tres amos viva en- La
redo. Texas, en- IA AYcH;da san Dario No.
N.-Todo informe di-i!asc a Carmen Perez
dc Agrliar. Box 81. Abbott. y. VI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

ST listed. viaia POGO o mucho. necesita dc
todos MOODS CUE sus petacas sean fuertes
Y bien rcforzadas. listed ruede consegulr!as
en- esta fabrica. en- donde sienpre enccn-
TIARA un surtido regular de toda clase dc ar
ticulos de viSje. Mi nuevo domicilio IS 6l3
Dolorosa ST. Mande haccr sus petacas de la
manera que listed Quicra Y con los depar-
tamentos que dcSec, aqui 10 dcjaremcs con-
tento. Mande componer las que tenga. Sc
muCho dincrc. Ocurra a mi casa
para que yea rrecios Y classes. No adrni-
ten competencia en- Ia cbra nj en- los Lrecios.
Economic Trunk Co.. D. Muhoz Ledo. a.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. sos West Hous-
ron St. pue1e proporcionar q listed trabajs-
dore. y empIeos. Telefcno CT. SOIL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

G~RATIFICARE con $500 i la pcrOsna Que
me prororciore informes dc mi hijo Iuada-
Iupe Rodriguez. quicn en- Septiembre dc l"iS
Sc encontraba en- Tkrall. Texas. siento 81 d.
recci61 postal X. d. Troy. Box r. F. D. o.
Cuslcuier informe sobrc e. particular diriJa-
SC a Brigida Perez. Natalia, Texas. l20)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-13

SUPLtCAMOS 4 todos los mexicanos que ira
bajcn en- los FerrocarrilcS de Texas y a sus
amigos. que nos manden su direction pos.
tai y lugar dcnde trabajan, con el nombre
de dos personals que los conozcan bier. y les
proporcionarcmos una noticia dc intcrts. Dr.
.ijansc al Sr. Rafael. ll02 Wyoming s..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12

Refreshments Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings by "Doers' S.
S. class. one mile above Barrackville,
near Mrs. C. c. Conaways residence.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
BALRANsPEOPLES
NEED RAILROADS
Runiania Has Fewer Than
100 Railroad Trains
at Present. -

BUCHAREST. June 10 tBy Mail)-
Transportation is the chief difficulty
alike In the relief work ana reconstruc
Ton thronghout Eastern Europe Ad-
eo,iate railways IN the Balkan states
would unlock great natural resources
and open up endless possibilities. The
merit decade In this part OF the world
must be an era Of railroad building II
the people are to live and prosper"
This paragraph. quoted from the
monthly report Of the American Red
Cross Mission here, points out the
most serious problem which faces the
now governments OF the countries OF
Eastern Europe. There are at present
fcwer than 100 trains in the whole Of
Rirmania and no more than 400 locomc
lives, counting every available en-.
zine; good, bad and Indifferent. The
actual needs OF the country, according
! to Transportation experts, are at pres
etit about 1000 locomotives and sever
al hundred miles OF new railroad con-
ttrnction.
The most luxurious train in Ruma-
MIA today includes one first-class
coach and three coaches OF d non de-
script third class type. Thousands OF
men are at work repairing the lines.
but their work is hampered by lack
81 material. Bridges by the score
Were destroyed during the war. by
both Rumanians and Germans. These
hSye, been repaired in part only.
trains in Rumanda creep along at one
third the old time speed with the
peasants aud other travellers riding
Wherever they can find foot room,
either on the steps of the roachss on
Tho coupiers or on the roof.
As rule about fifty persons are &C
c5mmof; lei, on the roof Of each tnat h.
f.ts * fine enough in fair wea mar.
until the t.sin pulls into q tunnel.
when the roor riders and those on the
etsps are half asphysiated by the
thick black smoke that pours from the
locomotive. The locomotives use fuel
iii before the war, Rumania being an
OH producing country, but the Ger
mans took away all the oil burners
no mthe engine ftre-boxes and the To-
conotiyes have to get along now as
hest they can with whatever fuel Is
AVAILABLE.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
COAL EXPORTS TO
TAKE BIG LEAP
Over Twenty Five Million
Tons to Go Abroad
This Year.

WASHINGTON. July 12-Prospects
are that the American coal industry
will DO called upon to furnish a mini.
mum of 25,oOo,o66 tons and possibly
100000 tons Of fuel for European
countries during the coming year &C.
cording to a report OF conditions
abroad by George S. Rice. chief engin.
eer Of the bureau of mines, made pub
lie today by Director Manning of the
bureau. Conclusions in the report
were reached by Mr.. Rice while
member Of the special commission
studying the situation in Europe.
The great demand for American coal
the report says. will result largely
from decreased production in England
due to the seven hour day obtained by
the English miners. The report
quotes Sir Auckland Geddes as calling
attention in the house Of commons to
the fact that the British production
will be lessened by 100000 tons dur.
ing the next year under the award
and the price increased by $1.06
ton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
poa Killed

A dog which was thought to be mad.
tried to bite A. ]. Taught Thursday
evening. Taught beat the dog off and
knocked 1t senseless. Later it was
shot. 1t Is now thought that the dog
was not mad but had been poisoned.
The dog belong I'd to Arch Cutlip Of
Dunkard Mill Run.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12

Buttermilk. other cold drinks and;
Ice cream served by @Doers" Sunday
school class. one mile above Barrack-
Vile, Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day evenings. Also vegetables and
cottage cheese Saturday evenings.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
BUNS GINSENG.

Cranes Drug Store will buy dry
Wild Ginseng and Golden Seal Roots
must be washed clean and sun
dried. VIII buy in large or small
Quantittes.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS.

When the H-H Drug Co. fills your
Prescriptions, you may rest assured
they are filled Just as the doctor or
ders. A registered Pharmacist always
in attendance. Always have your Pre-.
scriptions filled here. H-H Drug Co,
Phone 262. Glenn B. Hamilton, Mgr.
-AdY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
have returned from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Walls in Ohio.
VISITING DAUGHTER

Mrs. A. Atha is visiting relatives at
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
Sideswlped

NJ. L. "Buz' Hartley had his WHY'S
Six sideswiped at the corner of Main
and Mill streets Thursday by Ford.
Hartley's car had fender bent and
q hub cap knocked off while the Ford
had hub cap knocked off.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
Hard Rains.

The hard rains Thursday evening
did considerable damage to corn ana
oats fields and wheat shocks. The far
mers that came into town Friday re-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12

sss From Ohio.
Rev Listen and Mrs. Belle Cooper
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poesn,t LIke Texaa

Cyrus Reynolds who went to Texas
with the intention of locating there
has returned home. He does not like
Texas and thinks West Virginia is
tho hast nlace
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
VISITING Sister.

Mrs. A. R. Coon and son Robert Of
Akron, Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Rooms
ESTER Mrs. w. R. Harrison here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
! HARRINGTON.
TWO Car Loads Of Brick.
5.l

The good roads contractor has re,
ceiyed two car loads Of brick and was
Unloading them Thursday and Friday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
Marble Here.

A car load Of marble was received
Thursday by the Burnett Moment
Works. The business has grown so
large in the last year that the owner,
s.. q. Burnett had to build an addition
to the works and from present indi-
cations 1t will be only short time
before the building will have to be
further enlarged.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
PARTICULAR PEOPLE

Prefer Martins Ice Cream. compar-
ison viii convince you-Why-vanilla
chocolate, Fresh Strawberry and
Snerry'nut Today. Martins Drug
store.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-12
Personals.

Rufus Downs was a business visitor
in Fairmont Friday.
Robert Floyd was visiting his daugh
ter Mrs. S. S. Tyler Thursday.
Fred Fleming was business visit
or in Falrmont Friday.
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ported that much corn was blown
down.
.Xlsitlnn
(BY coNpo)

Mrs. Mary Hawkins was visiting her
niece Mrs. Maud Poundstone and Mrs.
Maud Dragoo on Davis Run this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03
SUPPLY OF CAS-
FOR CARS HERE
80 DAYS AHEAD

If the railroads are forced to SOL
running and lcal dealers can get n
more gasoline, how are you going
0 run your car when the rresen
urply Of gas is gone?
That is the question that faced 10
,al people t'day with the probabi
ty CT tie.up in the railroads DO
Guse Of "a shortage Of fuel S arinl
his district squarely in the face
Local del'ers shcw that they hay
10 great ameunt Of gasoline ON han
s..t is 10 say that they depend an
ave depended entirely upon tat
hipment5 at regular intervals
eep taem supplied in gasoline aa'
ubrcatng oils.
lave ig stion shows that al loca
ea!crs, both retail and wholesale
re practically in the samc host. :
u,ply OF gasoline AMI lubricatini
rs that would probably last Chicka
ha month is on hand. Some dea
rs wau'd be out Of business begor
hat line, but others. VITA large
to- ge capacities, would be supply
ng the necessaries to motor traye
.robably to the extent Of 80 day
fter all supply frcm re'ineries hat
)een cut off.
With .he cold weather coming on,
is shown that many Of the car
will be LETT in the garage. whethe
here is big or little supply Of gas
'ine avainb,e. There are some WI
idyocate the conservation Of glsc
ne by the elimination OF the pleas
ire car at this time, or until the or
is is passed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03
SAY CLOTURE IS
To BE ASKED ON
RAILROADS BILL
cummins Says Will Wait Few Days;
Plan Of Some Senators Talk In
definitely On Measure; Move
Expected
BY United Press.

BY United Press
Washington, Dec 3. Suggestions
laye been made to Senator Cum
nins in charge of the railroad bill
hat he ask for the c!atue rule or
hat measure
Senator Cummins has requested
that t,!ele be no move made fer a
ew days Ii is expected however,
,hat should an extended debate aa.
YEAR to be likely there would be cir
aunted move aimed in that dircc.
ion. It is believed that there is a
plan en- foot by several senators t
talk indefinitely on the bill becaure
Of the mti-strike provision that the
bin cortlns.
Repul,ican leaders hope to get the
bill through before Christmas as the
PRESIDENT has expected the return Of
,he roads to private ownership by
pnuary l.
some Of the senators got the inl-
eression from the presidents mes
age that the return Of the roads
you'd be delayed to later date.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03
CITY WOULD GET
IN TOUCH WITH
TIMBER OWNERS

Who hls any wooded land and whe
With sutn . tract is willing to dis
ose OF that wood to Chickasha reo
lie who arc able and willing to 6
here and get their own supply o
uel?
Tint is what the city adminiara
ion would like to know. In fact, it
what the city administration is
Practically required To know IL the
uel situation in the city is to be
and'ed. II Il pointed out that taele
re many people here who would
Ike 90 20 Into the limbcred sections
lear Ciliclasha ana cut their own
supply of wood, if they knew where
.uch waod could be had, but who are
lyi in pooition so get out and hunt
he wood
farmers, or those living in Clicka
,ha ana who cwN land on which
here is wacd, are asked to get in
touch with w. w Clark, city treasur.
~ at the city hall, either by per
onal call or phone ad ngive him The
ocation Of such land that tae may di-
rect the wood seekers to the desired
location.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-03
WOOD CHOPPERS
WANTED BY CITY

Do you want to cut wood and ge
eal money for it?
II yen do, if you want a regu' =
wood cutting job. and what promi es
to be a steady job, get in touch VITA
E. G. Reynolds city clerk. at his o.
fice in the city hall. or at night a.
his residence by phoning ITO
The city is going the lim5t to cut
and get into Chicka5Aa the wood
necessary to take care of the Ieop.e
who cannot get into the country sad
procure their own wood It is ID he
the policy of the administration
see that those who cannct ge, tsei.
own wood are given the prefer sence.
leaving it up TO the able ones to r9o-
ure taeir own fuel.