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-oRRAs DE UTILIDAD PRACTICE

Arcs G-aficas.-F6rmclaS y proceed
mien:os para tipog-aiia. erabados.
l~!notipia, etc ...... ....,. -. - iSc
Arte de guitar las manchas en- toda
cIasc de tejidos 900. ...... ........ 75c
Cria de Gaiinas: 81 gallinero. incubaci"n.
alrmsntos y bebiGas, hygiene. ce6a. cas-
TRACTION. eHfcrmcdddcs, y curacioE. en-
paque Y t-anSForce del huevo. po- a
Espane: y z. Zaaab-ia $500. ......Si.S0
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pr1cticlmente el cultivo de toda clase
De hortalizaS: ajo. rcpolso, ccbola. "a
bano. tomato. cSparrago. !cchuga, etc,
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E.ementos de Observation-Disclosures, movl-
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cg-,.iorio. denSidad. etc. $3.50. 49,. eVc
z! Nedico de las FamiildS--Marua teo-
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todos. Tn tOmo te!a ...... ---.....:SI--o
e rp-o de las Iad-cs.-Obra lnuy it'll
por los ~coaocimiertos cue proeITa a It's
uaGres de tanilIa, para cuaVhr 81 2C-
gusta mission de fo-mar y educar a los
ElIoS ..--- --------. 1900 ~
Farmacopea NcSicaaa e. -.. .......-.Sl5.u
Higher. del Marrimonio.-Ei libro de los
e>poso>. pCr 81 Dr.. PC-eira. 4" In Real
Academia Dc Medicinal dc Barcelona IN
tonic tela GO. ....... $1,000. ---..-S-.VO
Guia del Ambassador de CabaiIoS y del Pr
cado-: metodo rexicano para fomar en-
dos horas cabaIlos : mulaS b-ut2S o
cerrileS, por Francisco Mora ....-.-..S-.ie
Gallos de Combate. IncU5ac!6n. cria. ali
mentos y beoiGaS 8 como Sc conoce .!
surremo gallo de ~conbate. preparation.
Jueces. a2ue>t1S. TaHdS y trampas por
Pauli-o LopeZ -. -. 49,. .....Sl.10
cil,oS y iaciles para combatir toda cla-
So de Intermediates y accidertes...... soc
La Ne-dadera Cieacia de Curar. Ira
taniento uaturiSta modc-no y modo
dc conocer las Intermediates por n
expression do 70 TIC In tomo :cla. ..Si.uB
Manual del FCCoCc-o MaguiniSta, por Cou-
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3iSTORIA.

Causa y FuSilaa!ento de Maxini!iGIo y
De SIS Generates Niramon y Mei!a:
caiSa sc Quecetaro. prislo?eroS en- 81
Ce-ro de las Carlpanas- IueceS y ceteH-
sores, acUsacioReS. discusses. sentencia-
dos a rnuerte. ~paiabras de MaNimiiiano
y Niramou, etc Ua:ca edici6n %confor5
N, Al original. que Sc -nCIsnt-a IN cl
Ar-h,vo General De Ia Naci6n .......Sl.fe
Co-respondencia DE luarsz y Montluc;
ro~ny : las minas de Sonora, Almonte
: Eiaalgo, los bcnos de Jecker. Lauren
rsZ = Zara-cza, prcclamaS de Forcy. PRO-
ceSO de los Coisulcs. 81 Imperio en- Me-
c5 HIs0: dc d: His.oria de Mckee. por
Discusses Y MsaiJieS:os dc BenitO Juarez.
desde 1888. cuando fue d~iTutsdo Il Ia Le-
ri<.a,ura de Oaxaca. hasta 1872 en- que
f~sliecl6. sieEGc ErvstGe:stc lie "a RepI-
Fl ''IIl i5ro Rcjo: historic de los Erandes
criznsnsS en- Mexico durante Ia Con-
quista el Vi--eynato n Republica y e.
imperio. ohra de Riva Palacio, MateOs,
Payne y q Lie Rafael Maritime &c Ia
Tore. Que fue defGnsor del EmPers-
dor Maximiliano. Dos tomos -. -. $3.50
Episodes A~Iilita-eS observation-disclosures de
Independence c Invasion NOrte-araeri-
cana Dos tomoS ..-... . -. '..-..Sl'e9
Historic Universal. por MARTINEZ Rami-
req. Tn tomo empastado y con proiu
sion de nuStriac'ones ......... S--'
Historic de ESpaNa. por Angel Salcedo
- . S2.25
HStc-ia de Mexico. por Nercia ........So.VV
Historic de Grecia. Gc>de !oS uemToS he
roIco>. haStd "a decentralization del I'M
-, DO AleiaDd-D g. -. T5c
ASTORIA Patria por don JUsto Sierra -. sue
La intervention y e. Impcrio. por Salado
AivareS.-Cuat-o graudcs toSos. encua-
dcrnados en- tsla =. -. . = .--S4o.Uo
Mexico Vieio y Anecd6tico. por GOaza-
le. Obre=on. In tomo teLa ... ...Sl.io
NiScelanca: Dictamenes. circulares. pes
ouiSaS i.dicialeS. communicates. Srindis
ca-tas etc, ror Bcnito JuareZ ........Sl.Io
La Vida en- Mexico en- lol9 iatere>aG:s
apuntes de- n spoca. por Gonzalez
OREGON. On rciao tei: .---.Sl.4o
SueRc de Imrcrie: Max!aniliano. n YER
Gad De a expedition eNtvLnjeTa 4 Ne
xico. libcralcS ) ccnServaGores, IL Irl-
pie A,ianE- LIS NotIOlCs poesias &c
MaximiIjaro: jVramcnto. etc: pc- Pa
~, E1,-iO- ...Sl.SO
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cAMPANk MUNICIPAL

Ademds del 'Partido Liberal indie
rendiente" Sc acaban de insta:ar dos
c!uhes poltticos, los que muv en hre-
VI lanzardn a IA publicidad u res
pectivos candidates. para Ia election
de munfcipes que deberdn fungir en-
e. pr6X;mo ano.
Como candidates para Ia presidential
del AyunIamiento Sc citan los nomhres
de los ciu5adanos Guatimos Morales.
Marcelino Armada G. Otto Moller, Der
nabe Gonzalez, Jose Chavez V otros
mas.
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JuNTA DE MEJoRAs MATERIALEs

: iniciativa del senor Facundo Ber-
nal. Y con IA cooperaci1n de personals
proCreslstas que Ia nacogido Ia idea
con verdadero entusiasmo. muy prom
10 ouedara tornado Ia Junta de Me-
5oras Nateriales dc MeZicali.
Dicha junta iniciara desde Tuego
sus trabajos hacienda una colecta ge-
neral para proporcionar aqua pota-
BILE Y on a~bundancia a ia localidad, 81
guiendose a esta mejora, las del drena-
je. ~asfaltO.
Este ,proyecto sera communicate al
Gobernador BaIareZo, de quien So eS-
pera I'm decidido apoyo Y Ina ampiia
avuia
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ESTALLO UNA HUELCA

las minaS debido n que nj los veuti-
laderos nj las bombas estan trabajan-
do.
Las autoridades sahen va Guienes
son los agitadores III estan dirlgien-
do a los mineroS Y van a. ponerle coto
a la propaganda peligrosfsima que
estan llevando a cabo.
Tamhien Sc sabe que los hne:suis-
tas tratan de hacer que IA huelga Sc
extienda a las haciendas y que los
campesinoS ahandonen las laboreS.
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NOVELAS

E. Sol &c M=yc.-Memorils de Ia Inter
venc:6n f-arcesa. Con Erabados .-...S2-5O
FL Cerro dc las Campaaas-Novela his
t6rica DE- grand!simo- intereS ........S2.So
Ia MajeStad Caiia--EpiSodioS hiSt6ricos
de Ia revolution raderiSta ..........Sl.0 90
Los Observation-Disclosures de Ia insu-rec-
zion contra E>pdna -........ .......S2.25
Memorials de IN observation-disclosures de
Z epoca de la Refo-uca ..... ......S2.2o
Sace-Jcts y CauLillo-ETisodics de nueS-
ira Guerra de independence ...,....S2.25
Tomochi.. Novcla Historical 20. Herr
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CANDIDATE A DlPUTADO

N-arios de sus partidarios V si'npa-
tizadorcs. lanzaran en- breve II candi-
del senor Coronel Manuel Otero,
Diputado Propietario al Cofglt-
SO do la Union. por 81 Distrito Norte
Baja California. Solo espcran Tue
Sc expida Ia convccatoria respectiva.
nara lanzarse a la !ucha electoral.
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NAL ESTADO DE LAS GALES

rs ~innegable el hecho de que las
nersonas comisionadas para nive.ar y
emparejar las Gales de MeNicali' no
han sahido . no han querido cumpil
con SUI mission: pues nj siquiera IA Ave
nida "Porfirio Diaz', que es la prlnci-
pal, ha merecido Ia mas leve atenclon
presentando a la fecha altos y haJos
consecuencias dc las ultimas lluvias'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-14
Ell TRAFFIC. ENTIRE PolONIA Y
IA ALTA SILESIA

BERLIN, Octubre l3.-Segun infor-
maciones ~procedentes d" F~""'"r, y
Ministro de Relacioaes 'Exteriores do
Polonia expidi6 I'm comunicado en- u
Sc dice que, despues de largas deli
beraciones entire los representatives
del gobierno polaco v de Ia Conisi6n
Interaliada establecida en- Oppein, Sc
concerto I'm congenio entire ambas
parties relative a los asuntos del ira
fico V de los pasaportes entire Polo
MIA V IL Alta Silesia.
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Sc APROBC Ell PROYSClO DEL
CANAL CENTRAL

BERLIN. Octubre 13.-La Comlsion
General de - Dieta de Prussia aprobo
por mayorfa de votos Ell proyecto re-
lativo a. IA construction del canal cen
trail, gran VIA Manageable que, como Sc
informo con anterioridad, esta oesti-
nada n unir entire ST TODD Ell sistefna
fluvial de Alemania.
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PUEBLO NuEVo NEcEsITA Aqua

Los vecinos de Pueblo Nuevo Sc
queiar de que el nuevo encarGado de
distribuir 81 aqua en- aquella Delega-
ci6n. apenas les proporc:ona Ia sufi-
ciente para las necesidades mas preci-
sas: agregando los quejosos que por
falta del! precioso liquido, ven mar
chitarse : perderse las lcgumbres que
rienen semnradas en- sus pequenos To-
,a-
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CENTRIC ~REcREATIVo

4 ~iniciativa de los j6venes EliGio
CamheroS. Jose '. Sandoval Y ErneS-
20 Rivera. Sc ha organizado una socie-
dad para el establecimicnto de IN
Casino en- esta ciudad. cuya aperture
Sc efectuara a mas tardar q dfa prime
70 del pr6Ximo Noviembre.
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las leyes. cue no Sc permitiera fumar
opio a los chinos; Y cue las 1iestas no
duraran mas de I'm ia
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.ALMANAQUES PARA 1920.

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IIBROS DE LECTuRA.
GRAMMATICAL.

Cu-So de LenEuaIe. pcr u EroI- H!SaIGo
Curse de LenSuale. SeguaGo ana $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
ARMY OFFICER AND
WIFE FACE CHARGE
OF GRAND LARCENY
Boih Are Held in Washington
Jail in Default o}
5000 Bail.
IHvIJniyorsal Scryice.l

wASHINGToN. Nov. 14.-Captain
Beverly Grayson Chew. United States
Army, and his beautiful wife, Mrs.
Marjorie blanche Chew. both prom
inent in army social circles here. were
held in $1,000 bail here today charged
with grand larceny. Furs. laces and
other valuables worth $1,000 stolen
from the fashionable StoneleiEh Court,
where they formerly had an apart
ment. were alleged 10 have been
found in their possession. Both de-
MED guilt and refused to comment
further. Captain Chew gave his age
as 2S. and his wife as -.
Mos, Of the articles were missing
from the apar ar;ment of Mrs. Mary Nc
cliEtock. which Captain and Mrs.
Chew occupied during the latter part
OF September.
Following the arrest detectives
went 20 the room occupied By the
couple at 4 local hotel and recovered
scalskin coat valued at $500 that
Major 8. r. Richardson. United States
Army, stationed in this city. had re-
ported stolen. They also recovered
ncckpiece reported stolen from
Miss Georgia Swami.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
BISHOP GA|L0R IS
GREETED BY $500
IN THE AUDITORIUM
Tennessee Prelate Urges
Episcopalians to Link
Religion and Schools.
RALLY MARKS CLOSE OF
. NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN
All Churches Of Denomination
Suspend Regular Evening
Services for the Meeting.

Religion must BE- made an integral
part OF the everyday III. Of the
students cf American public schools
and colleges. declared 1T. Hcv.
Thomas +. Gai!or. u. H.. Bishop of
Tennessee. ard president o. tho ma
ti"aal council OF the protestant Ep.s-
coDai 'hC oh. las night az 81 mass
meeting IN :ha city Auditorium!
crowded with members o.: tho :2!s-
c"0.j churches.
-'iis meeting ia tho last la-sc pub
lie gathering ot Richmond Eplsco-
paithns in connection with the ma =
ton w!dc cam paiSu now in progress
aHd attracted nearly as largo an at
tendance AS the great pageant OF Fri
day night, The Modern Mag! and the
Modern Challenge"
All Ep:scopal churches OF the city
suaper5ed their regular eyening ser
vices and nearly all the members of
tie clergy wore on the platform. Tno
meeting was not prolonged to any
extent due TO the necessity Of Bishop
Gailor's catching tram at $3.50
o'clock f". Louisville. Ky. where We
week. He arrived from Washington
shortly before the meeting and was
the Hues, OF John Stewar. Bryan.
who introduced him at the mass-,neet-
ing.
Many who were unable 10 obtain
adm!ttanc" to the City Auditorium for
the pagcar; were IN the audience last
night 20 hear the chorus o: $50 voices,
representing the cNolrs or a.! the
churches. under the direction OF t:rn-
eSt IL. Cosby, II. P!nckney Powers,
who vas the accompan!st for the
pageant was also heard las, nigh;
and the musical program swept the
dig gathering into hearty enthusiasm
for The success OF the campaign.
Bishop tiailor's address dealt with
The lambeth conference o. the Epis-
copal bishops in England last
summer, which was attended b. the
III. Rev. William Cabeli Brown. d..
d.. Bishop OF the Diocese @. Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
WRANGE GIVES
DECOfA TON TO
RICHMOND MAN
Hiifrcd H. Day .imurded
Order Of 81. Anne for Red
Cross W0rE.

Wilfred II. Day. of Richmond, now
serving with General Wrangcra
forces overseas in Red Cross work
for anti Bolshevist armies in Russia,
has been decorated by the general
himself with the order OF ST. Anne.
third class, according to word re-
ceived he.e las. night through Red
Cross circles.
Mr.. Day, who is about so, and
served with Colonel Henry w. An
derson in the Balkans on Red Cros.
work, was warehouse superintendent
under Major Alexander Forward dur
ing the time Colonel Anderson was
in charge Of the Balkan mission.
Captain James J. Wells, OF Chicago.
who also served with Colonel Ander.
son and Major Forward overseas. va.
also decorated at the same time. Mr..
Day served in tho Crimea, and was
sent from there 10 South Russia. nc,
returning home when Colonel Ander-
son and his party did. but continuing
in service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
s CHILDREN DIE AS
FIRE" CRY STARTS
PANIC IN 7HEA7ER
Little Victims Are Tramplcd to Death When Smoke
Begins to Fill the Iiousc-Banana Pcddicr
ReScucS Fifteen

this time guarded by 4 Gordon oc po-
lice and sought news OF their chill
d-cn.
y police station nearby. also was
crowded with those seeking inrcr-
nation OF loved ones. The bodies OF
the victims soon we're identified. bu,
ihe excitement attending the panic
nept children from rctHn!ng 10 thci.
homes. and many women Tough: for
admittancc To tho thcatcr. believing
their missing children still might be
there.
Max Schwartz ami Bernard Vein
berg. proprictors Of the tnca.er
were taken to the police station and
Later questioned hy the district at
torncy. They said thcy purchased the
thcate: last week and had been
operating i, since Saturday They
were held pending investigation Of
charges tina; one o! the from: exits nl
the theatcr was locked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
APPOINTMENTS BY
WILSON ARE TO Be
HELD UP BY C. 0. P.
Senators Won't Confirm
Nominations, Unless
Exceptional Ones.
RULE WILL APPLY
TO SHIPPING BOARD
Leaders Do Not Propose to See
Any Choice Positions Go
to Democrats.
ny j. FpEnEnrck Ess.ny.


WASHINGTON. Nov. Ii.-Repubu
can leaders Of the United States SEN
nio have placed 4 virtual embargo
upon further appointments by Prcsi
dent Wilson which under the law
require confirmation by that body.
Notice has been given by majority
Senator'S that they Will refuse TO
confirm any other than exceptional
appointecs and while the President
may continue to make recess appoint
ments, his nominations. for the most
part Will bo held up until after
March :, when, under the law, they
will automatically expire.
This program means that Prcsi-
dent-Elect Harding is Ia be given
tho opportunity TO fill most OF the
vacancies which now exist in the
public service. and such vacancies
as will develop between now and his
Inauguration.
Republican leaders do not propose
to see any great number of choice
Jobs 80 to Democrats whom Mr. Will
son might nominate during the few
remaining months OF the present ad-
miniStration. They feel that such
Offices as are now to he filed rightly.
belong TO III. victorious party. as
we'll as those which must bn filled
after the ncw administration is
innuEurated.
because OF this fixed policy on the
part OF a Republican Senate, the new
Shipping Board members. among
other appointees OF tho President.
viii probably be held up in tho SEN
ate, even though they are not ac-
tually rejected. And the same ap-
plies to perhaps a score OF other
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tBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK. Nov. ia paper
ciog9ed furnace nue which caused
smoke to Nil tho Ca;har!nc Thcatcr,
n motion picture house Oh the East
side. raised cry OF "hrc" late tnday
and in the ensuing panic fix children
between the ages of AMI 10 y.ars
wcro tramplcd To death: Twelve 9th
crs were scrIously Injured. Tho lit
tic theater was crowded TO capacity.
Children filled most Of tn. 800 seats.
for the hero OF tho picture was an
Italian lad who rose from humble
surroundings like theirs 20 riches
fame. The youngsters were absorbed
when smoke began 10 seen through
the cracks Of the theatcr :ioo..
MY Coo: It's ire.
This shout came from an elderly
woman. who gathered {. little one
under nor arm and ran for the near
est exit. Immediately loud walls
arose, children began to cry. They
jumped from their seats. jammcd tho
aislcs and fought for passage. The
lights flicke-ed out.
Youthful cries attracted many resi-
dents OF the Italian neIghborhooG.
Camille Bruillo. banana pcddlcr.
rushed To the scene. Iic carried
more than fifteen children to safety.
then collapsed. overcome by smoke.
Some one sounded fire alarm.
Many then were carried from the
thenter overcome by smoke. They
were soon revived.
Tircmen carried tho dead 20 near
by drug stores. The injured were
sent To hospitals. Frantic women
and men, learning of the disaster.
crowded before the little thcater. al
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Retreat Continutpr.

PARIS, Nov. 14.--General Wrangci's
army. thoroughly beaten, Is continu-
IN. 10 retreat southwark. according
to information received by tho
French Foreign Office today. pursued
by weil-commanded Bolshevist
army of twenty seven divisions. Gem
cral wrangel has suffered great
losses and many OF his officers have
been killed. /,
The French Foreign Office today
confirmed the hopeiessness OF Gen
eral Wrangcl's military situation. Tho
evacuation Of Sebastopol by civilians
and foreigners Is under way. accord
ing to Foreign Office advices, but the
members of General Wrange:'s gov
crnment still were In Sebastopol last
night, although the polshcvists awere
reported to be occupying Simferopoi
and capturing many prisoners and
large quantities of materials.
Information reaching the Foreign
Office says the Dolshevists did not
storm the pcrckop lines. but by an
cnveloping movement of their left
wing invaded the Crimen.
General Wrangel has decided not to
attempt guerrilla warfare in the Cri-
mca, tho information adds. owing to
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FIRST SNOW OF WINTER
Is HEADING THIS WAY
Fall OF Fleecy VIII Be Followed by
Lower Temperature in Southern
SfateS
Try Associated Press. ]

tby associated PTeSS.
w y IL Sc Il . y, Nov. i4--'rhc
Weather Bureau predicted the frs,
snow OF the winter Monday night or
Tuesday in the Middle Atlantic states
as the result OF n disturbance In the
ea's, central Gulf OF Mexico. The
disturbance. the bureau announced,
probably viii move northeastwart
with increasing intensity and be at
tended by rains Monday IN the South
Atlantic and East Gulf States, Ten
n.ssee and Kentucky. and rains and
SHOWS Monday night or Tuesday In
the Middle Atlantic and New England
States. Local SHOWS also arc prob
able in the central Mississippi VAL
ley.
Lower temperatures Monday in the
central Mississippi Valley and Tues
day in the Eastern and Southeastern
states are indicated.