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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-04
NUEvo DESFALco DEScU5lERTc
EN- LOS FERROCARRilES

ACADIA de descubrirse un muy con-
siderable desfalco an los ferrocarr!les
.Nacionales, el cuej llegue Quiza q Ia
suma de cuatrocientos mil pesos. La
tarea laboriosa de depuracion que tie
ne a 81 cargo ell Gobierno actual no
.ha cesado. Las ultimas investigated
mes acaban de poner de manifesto
cue ell tai desfalco atane directamente
IA los departamentos de materiales de
construction ' las personals rejor in
formadas en- ell asunto escandaloso a.
seguran que sera Ell coronel Fontes
quien tiene de rendir IN detalado IN
forTne sobre el v~erdadero panama
que ACADIA de descubrirse.
Por otra parte sabese que ell ex-Di-
rector de las Lfneas Nacionales, ayu-
dado de SUI Sec. Rosas Reyes esta
.~preparan6o IN informe en- el cual da-
"a cuenta detallada del estado de las
oficinas durante e. tempo que estu-
vjeron q su cargo. En- case de que el
estado que rtnda Fontes sea s~atisfac-
torio es de creerse que recaeran mu-
chas V muy graves Responsibilities
sobre altos empleados e Quienes Sc les
Tsirvieron numerosos pedidos de mate
riales de construction o los que SO
sabe que han estado c~onstruyendo ca
sas, 10 que constituye un Gelito escan-
daioso.
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La ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

e. renos u IN arc de habs-Se install.
L.. Ia fust7Ii6o \ urchos esiudiantes para
cue corSicuieraa surIso sa los IF. &C. Ma
cionaIes de Mexico > Otros sisc-mas ferro-
viarioA-
Sc tnparten e~o1ocinientos = ersehaaza
son-2!ctE v mo5crna: q ~TasPectnres de loco
nrctoras. Irspectores de F-enoS de Are. Ins-
ps-sores de Cal6eraS. IasVsctorcs de T-enex.
Maquinistas, FoEcneros. Conductors. Caro-
ee-cS. RePa-adorcs de Cares, Mec6ricos Gs
Csss RedCn6a, Mec3nico5 De Ptso Y Taller
General. NecAniccs de FTcnoS de Ai7e, Es.
peciattstas Y oc-os varies curses
Is Escueis Fs-rCca-rilera Nsxicana ense-
ia esos trabajos po- correspondence. a TO
dos aq1eics Gas 6sssaren ssT alSo -&5 CUE
-se-aos sselsvos de t-Gbajos Guros y s-ei-
doe baSs. y Gyrda a pe=feecioaarse = 70,
cue eie=een sin tsnsr g-aades e~onocimiertos,
La Escuela Ferroa-rlera McIicana cs re
ronccita > reeomsndAda por todas las Unio.
res De Fs-rocaErlC-os AeEicSnOs. altos tefes
= prcrinsntss eIpea6os.
Por = inSignitieRnte s2za de cua-ro pesos
circuenta =ent2voS. puede enap-zar a pgrfec.
.Soaz-ss o esldiAr IN curse: lueEo cinco
r-enezvcs diaries hssta Cue aprsnGa IN CURSE
y reciSa ceTtifie>do = diploma
SDesea proba- 81 f1erza De voluntac pa-z
sprerde- alEo provschoso? Remita un peso
r;ncuent1 eentavcs e. giro postal L o-den d
express. e irned!ztaneatc recibira ~lecciones
Y ruest~aS &c E-abad1S 2 va-icS colcrcs. 81
firisntss Eara IN mes &c estc6ies. q.
Direction: Z
YSCJTELA FERROCARRuSRa HEXICsNA
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TAS DE TODAS Parties De NUESTRA REPUBLICA
MANIFESTATION DE PROTESTA
CONTRA Ell cOMERCIO, EN- ME
RlDA, YuCATAN

MERIDA, NC. Mayo 29.-El sindicato
de carruajes esta or~ganizando una
gran manifestation de protesta contra
ell concrete de esta ciudad, con mott
vo de que diariamente y sin causa al
guna justificada, esta subiendo los
precios de todos los ~artfculos de prime
"a necesidad, en- perjuicio de las classes
trabajadoras.
-Cuatro in%dividuos, piloteando un
autom5vil, Sc p~resentaron en- la casa CO
del sehor Soberanes, dichndo
que obraban de acuerdo con 6rdenes
recibidas del general Antonio Medina,
franqueando las puertas con revolver
en- mano y apoderaHdose dc varias
mercancfas Y de Ia cantidad de quiz
nientos pesos en- Elective. Los ladro-
mes escaparon despues a bordo del
mismo autom6vil. que llevaba apaga-
dos los fanales y sin numero de re-
gistro.
Resultaron. por %supuesto, faIsas las
6rdenes atribufdas al general Medi-
ma.
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NOVENTA Y SIETE CENTAVOS HA-
BlA EN- LAS CAJAS DE LA
ADUANA

MERIDA. Mayo 27.-EI administra-
dor INFERNO de la aduana martina de
Progreso. senior Francisco Garcia, pro-
cedi6 hoy a la aperture de las cajas
que perrnanecieron cerradas desde el
dfa Is del actual. en- que abandono la
oficina ell ex-administrador general Y
Senador Aquileo Juarez, asf como ell
cajero. encontrando una existencia de
noventa y siete c~entavos, ~ignoraHdose
e. monte de Ia cantidad faltante. pues
los fugitivos Sc llevaron consigo los
libros de Ia contabilidad.
Tanto en- Progreso, como aquf, Sc
hacen variados concentrates con mott
vo de la desaparici6n del administra-
dor Y del contador de la aduana.
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La Hermosa Pelicula
DOLLARS AND SENSE
de Madge Kennedy.


ItATENCIoNl iATENCIoSI
4 CASARSE
! Cst8losv de dazsas m~eNIcanas y osTa5
, uaeionAlidsdes J extensa lists "e sermo-
\ sos Docab1sS.
I Ervienos IN DOLLAR solsnente ; nos
pe-os ls reuuiCtremos . vreita de eorrro,
! nueStro complete CstaoGo matrimonial
! con desc-ipeionss detalladas, ForoGGA-
! FIAS. NOMBRES 7 DIRECCiONES &c
! 56vsnes. sehoras ) senoritGs neSlcanas y
! Sc ot-as Observation-Disclosures. aLEUnss viuGas de
Z intSchahleS an-eceder-cS. GuleneS 6essaa
: saeantra- IN honEEdo y buen espoSo- Us
J ted pueds yscri5I-le d!7ecSAaneHge = GUAR
culsra De elias y c~ont-as- IN natrInonio
; feks en- coEto tempo. Soros diSncs de
, r~onfiaa-R 3 COg de6l-amos Q IN nsSccF9
I, bcnrrdo y ncIgo- No pe-5Dies. pGeS. cue
!, IN peQuehs suma de IN dollar este &c per
1 re~dso enrs listed y 81 muy possible Re
, LICIDAD MATRIMONIAL
4 EScribr boz niA1no a.
, RELIANCE CLUB.
!, Sox SIS. Los ANGELS. CA
J,
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NO HUBO Ceremonial ALGUNA
CON MOTIVO DE LA LLEGADA
DE DE LA HUERTA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO To-
Ninguna ceremonial tuvo Iugar aver
Q motive de Ia llegada de de Ia
Huerta-
Fue recibido en- Ia estaci6n, senci-
llamente, por grandes comisiones de
los diferentes ramos del Gobierno V
por una gran nultitud que Sc habta
~congregado fuera de ella = todos ellos
fueron chasQueados, pues e~speraban
que pronunciarfa IN discurso, cosa
que no hizo.
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NUEVOS MAGiSTRAOOS DEL TRI-
BUNAL De JUSTICIA, EN-
GUANaJUATO

GUANAJUATO, .Iunio 1o.-Fueron
designados por Ell Executive Magistra-
dos nuInerarios al Supreme Tribunal
de Justicia, los licenciados Gonzalo
RUIZ, Juan Araujo Y Niceforo Cue
rrero; Y Magistrates supernurnerarios
los abogados Julio Ramirez Villa, Jo-
sc Guerra y Eusebio Ortega
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Los nuevos funcionarios rindieron la
prctesta de ley hoy a las once de la
mahana ante Ell gobernador provisio-
nal y desde iuego sus la
bores-
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eeiorSs &c sinlpSticaS baaistas. Ipclui-rmo1
sde-naS, gratis. IN folleto con los lerSuA;es
Gel AoRnico = del pahuelo eorss5os 4 los ena-
nor7aos. declaration de amor. etc. etc.
ana hsta general de precios. Al 5ecibo &c
TODD 500 r2Sars listed 81 cenrrvoS- EaSs So
ped!do hoy Eiismo a Il siguiente direction.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box Ill. Sta. a Dept 3.
San Antonio. Tex2A
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Para ibros en- espanol dirijase u.s.
ed a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
n. Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio,
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OFERT4 ESPECIAL.

No nan6e iin.ro. scvie scIs.
nente 81 direction. y n vuelta
De corrro Ie -remiSremcs: una
~precicsa ta-ieta para novios .
de felicitacion. Gtimo y novedo-
so estilo. de : Z { palSadas. con
palisades en- realize. ;nnpresa en-
espahoL adornsds con iStones
de seda 4 dolores y puesta en- 81
GAIA especial: una docer2 de pcs
El~es--ecratos de actriees tAmo-
sEs, y tres ta-ietas de b-omuro a
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Schemes funerales de los aviadores muertss traglcamen-
te-Monumento a los que murieron por Francia.--
Nueyo desfalco en- los acknowledgements de
productos e~spanoles.

'Jimenez, de Monterrey; Fermfn Ian
garcia, de Jinenez: Henry Herman It
zig. de Mexico; Raul Lopez y Miguel
Meza- de Queretaro; Ernesto Ortiz
.Izquierdo de San Luis Potosf; Saliva
dor NJ. de vnlena, de Mexico; Santa
go y~alenzuela, de San Juan Bauttsta-
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sSCUEAA FERROCARRILSRA MENICANA
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CALzADO BLANCO PARA SENORAS

Sandalias blancas en- ell estiio y modelos proI
nara le verano, hechas de cabritilla o &c genera, con
las ribeteadas o v~olteadas; tacones franceses, militia
baby Louis. Entire los mil encantadores estilos que I
mos Sc encuentran de IN solo ojillo, de ~lengiieta graz
abiertas, de dos ojillos, choclos y sandalias con trabI
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lSs.aSstISn Docs i man benefit
tlsorr bstSiiIi Or does Re
s g NIB he othar fellow 10 ct
shesd II III budineEs fenfufes7 His
,rndonhtedjy true that whatever Is
hooSied ina town comes back home
ayaJn "a eYen the smallest business
man More people in city means
more money in all business pockets.
There q probably more Jealousy In
Fairmont because Of the big frog IN 9
HttIe lakes than In most towns OF this
size bnt 1 am convinced that II man
finds others are getting ahead OF him
Are possessing themselves through
businesJ ventures OF more Of the
worlds goods than himself, the best
thing Tor him to do Is 10 hustle
aronnd 10 the little lake and start
croaK King with the other frogs, big,
middle-azed and small. Somebody
Wiz get pushed out, OF course, but the
fitfest will survive. Somehow ! can't
believe any way ! try that good man
can possibly be kept down long. y
re gets pushed out he's going % run
around TO the rear and do q little
pushing himself and get back IN the
game again with more vim than ever.
II stands to reason In my mind that 2
chamber Of commerce Will benefit all
sorts and classes Of men. II were a
man should belong, for the privilege
Of seeing how others work II for no
other reason. You may find men
there you don't like, but thereIl al
ways DO good business men around,
and no man these days who is trying
to play the game Of success can attom
to lose sight Of ways and means and
methods. And many a good trick can
be learned through watching Others.
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ETsziglg d.al
lIaIIc Yonr sleceles shsrt.

Speaker everywhere In Fairmont
Ind ont might take q lesson from
Senator Lodge. who yesterday step
ped 70 the platifom as chairman Of
the convention at Chicago and an
nounced that he considered the best
gratitude he could show for his YER
bal nomination was to make no
speech whatsoever. His words were
received With loud applause. We've
got Z lot OF speakers In this country
who say a LOT Of words when i comes
time Tor speech making but very little
worth hearing. The women folks any
way are getting sorta tired OF hearing
the meE folks say they never made a
speech before and they hadn' expect
"a % be called upon and they don't
believe they have any thoughts on the
Iuhiect. but-- II they'd Just leave
lput the but and SIT down or get "
and say hov-de-do and goodbye, p.
words to that effect, they'd draw, 2 2
glad hand Just as Senator Lodge gu ,
yesterday. Speeches are al tlsns
when they're short and punehy anu
straight to the point, but not one naa :
IN . hundred knows how TO 5nase !. =
rood speech, and LIES TOO snolt 70
Ttste listening TO lot OF tne souHu-
ing words strung together:i
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1,he Prospective Theater.

i suooose you're al excited over
the idea Of having n brand now move
fhsster IN this town as planned BY the
~ annusement corporation and are
iS6fine forward 10 something won
dsffiI by all. A new broom always
se'sers 1lear and plans will doubtless
1,SSe sr|noothly II the new theater ma
5sfSliz1es. / remember when the Nell
~ ~ q frst built. Not theater IN
i6kll Ana any business to speak Of IN
ri ia excitement died down. Then
.i6ei e Was the Ideal theater. II held
n crowds for quite some tune;
i SsA there came the Princess and
fy6ody fiocked over there. Other
: m sters have come and gone. The
Sid stands suffered. Of course, Tor 9
~ he size Of Fairmont can't hold
rrkbds IN every theater at once. and
Soissbody,s GOT to drop out some time
h "a cthef. The new theater VIII 40
4 iSed bushes. Of course, though the
~ tion Is not ideal by any manner o.
n II. Theaters, l predict, which
- nearest the new bridge viii un-
donbtedly. take in much money IN inc
SkSt future. Theaters near this loca-
iI6n should be successful. as II has
6ssn Sroycr many times that location
ia everything in the world TO 90
|nifh Tie movie business.
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TAXPAYERS NOTICE

THE BOARD. OF EQHAhikAI. y
AND REVIEW Of Marion county N /.
convene at the Court Hpgsl Q. 4 /.
County on Thursday. tho fit1t q !. q
July. 1899, and continue N Se11.1.
uniii tie work Of review and cq1I.,.
lion Of the personal pro eti y /
land books OF said county M con-
pIeted, ami not to exceed tEenl
DAYS: al which time and Place ~
person interested may attend az
move Tho review Of correct ION q x
names. description, valuation.
shown by said books, Or eilel
avail themselves Of The henel p
provisions Of Chapter twenty .nil'
l2Sy OF the Code Of Weet Nsi,ll. 4
and failure to 50 attend VII Be dol''':
ed as waiver Of right 10 lletllI e
ask for correction Of such Lists QlrIns
the current year.
A. G. MARTIN Clerk CellN
Court
ex-official. Clerk Of the Hcafg ..
Equalization aud ReyieE:
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CORNHFI

the wonderful new discovery a.
corns. caIouses and hunicns; ~.
pain stops with the very nal ofe
In 10 minutes the cora nav ,,
easily removed. Expert chlrpns
odist's use the San1e method Many
OF them use Corn sEEX. &
Corn FIX contains no elllb.
collodlon. salyclno acld. q. o,llE
harmful ingredients 70 eat The Eee4
flesh and make the foot lorp. no
more extended treatments fof etHs
eral days and nights: no n1ofl
soaking or ''cooklng' de icIt
necessary. IN 10 minutes he con-
Is Eone--so Is the pain. Com =
Is quicker. safer and dl1oe1r.
Don't suffer another min,ltl
Com "E1%' Is wonderful. 4 and nj.
surely help you. II yphrl NJ
cannct-subply you. sad =. ]. u
stamps and We win nm ~. I
sbotile direct from onr labor, |'I
Your money refunded itsfet ~
not satisfied.
CORN FIX Co. Inc. News.e n.
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Last NIGHT.

Last night was wonderfully soft,
starlit and fragrant, and every living
soul was restless. The cats howled,
The dogs barked and whined. The
dance orchestra at Masonic hall play
ed wildly, It's rythniie strains floating
far out on the air. Under a warm,
GENTLY caressing wind, so low and soft
one scarcely felt il. the flowers IN
yersnda boxes and the gardens lying
in the blackness made almost percepA
tible Jumps in growth. You can truly
hear things grow this month. So
many people last night rocked to and
fro in porch swings, jogging back and
forth, back and forth, with troubles
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United States Of America.
Northern District Of West Nr.

United States Of America.
Northern District Of West VIZ.
GINA. IS:
In the United States Distric. Court
in and for said District, In the mat
Ter Of
Permelis Steele. BANKRUPT
No. 1910 in bankruptcy,
Petition for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston G. Dayton
Judge o. the District Court Of tpe
United States 70. the Northern dis
trict Of West Virginia:
Pcrmelia Steele Of, Fatrmont. IN tle
County OF Marion and State Of West
Virginia, in said District. respectfully
represents that on the Sth day 0;
March. last past he was duly adjudg-
ed a bankrupt under the acts o. Con-
eres relating to bankruptcy; that he
has duly surrendered oil his property
and rights OF property, and has July
complied with all the requirements
OF said acts and Of orders Of the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may
be decreed By the Court to have q
full discharge from all debts proyaoie
against his estate under said bank
rupt acts. except such debts as are
excepted by law from such discharge,
Dated this 18th day Of May, A. D.
1920.
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~, =. 4 i 4, - .,,i,lIl ~ ! y n n.
Even ~ Little Dog
NJ little dog list night worried
fesrfuily over The wines ot z snussM
poodle In the house next 70 Us. Sne
IA On the couch. her white fttra aui-
~ cloud. Her black eyes snapped as
She stretched, the personiheati on O
comfort. her wee nose on the up q
her satiny paws. Every time that poo.
die next door whined. Peggy got up
and went to the window and then
turned around to see II heard. Peg-
gy,s got d heart. ! know, for after sew
efal trips 10 the window and aiter
eacl, Time moving farther and farmer
10 a distant mapping place, she netook
herself to silence upstairs with hilr-
Red clatter elatter up the steps. Twice
she was brought down again, only 70
listen fretiully to the whines and AZ
Ter q moment OF this, dashing back
again to. solitary quarters. some
body's pet dog spent a most I,iser-
able night next door. While Peggy
scarcely slept a wink.
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MAKE $40 a day easily. Representa-
tiyes wanted at Riyesville, Broom.
field. Harrington, FalrNew, ana ns
Grant Town. Address Lock BOZ S !. Z;
G.5.St.Sl4s
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1 ASSFiED nd SPEC ADJ ERIIsING
sPEcIAI NoTIfEs.

>e~~e-ccrse.e-ese
mail TO al known crS1 |iltt r11|'
Of said petition and thls nlagI
dressed to them a Their r.les. 4.
residence as stated.
Witness ne HcucySb lls1n
DAYTON. judge Of tie SAD oQ' ''''
he seal thereo. al Cllfkihlls !,
distric. on the 10Th day q Nes 4
Attest: 4. + BARRETT CHI
U.sD. en- y.
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n. chamber Of Commerce.

|Whst do you honestly believe
A6ouf the value Of a chamber OF COM
'iSefce n a city! We hear all manner
ar things from words Of praise ana
Appreciation to bitter words OF con-
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RAILWAY Mail and Government
Clerk Examinations, Fairmont, June
Is, July Z. Men, women, II upward.
Salary, $1,000, $500. Experience
UNNECESSARY. For free particulars.
write RAYMOND Terry former GOV.
eminent Examinerl, 1886 Continental
Bldg, Washington, D. c. S-a-0l'SlaS
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for one
OF two gentlemen. Modern convent
ences. First floor, Dormitory APIS.
6.S-3tS160
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FOR SALE-One Buick Roadster
one Buick touring car excellent
condition; one Dodge touring: iirst
Class. Ail at good bargains. See 4.
d. Reeves, 8 Hennen bldg. Phone 4 1S =.
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FOR RENT--0ne nicely furnished
bed room. 500 Benoni avenue. !.
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FOR EST-Rcom suitable tor one gen
tleman. oi5 Maple avenue. Phone
Aes.M. 6-S.3tSl59
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FOR S1LEEone 1918 Chevrolet tour
ing car. Also Young gray Fox. :, In n
ouire 1916 Virginia Ave. 6.S.St.SlIs
FOR SaLElCherolet Roadster. Al
condition. See Harry Morgan,
c.e,Sard Garage 6-S-3t.9l6l
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HELP WANTED-MAIE

WANTED-A chaffeur. Apply at 1880
,. NJ, 500 Fairmont Avenue. e,z,.
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WANTED TO RENT or 5 room
house. Address box Sill care OF
West Vtrsinian. 6-3-6t-Sll4
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AlrnS AND ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE = Maxwell touring car.
Good condition. Call l15S.M. or see
E. v. Bartlett. 81 State street. 49,,
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FARMS Ear SALE

CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS
Send for Isis. 100 farms in Caiio7
way county. Missouri, with full &C.
scrip,ion and price for each; in MIS-.
souri's best grain and blue grass
county. Koontz & Palmer, Fulton ci.
!! No. 5-Sl-52t-lssS
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WANTED TO BUY-Used Edison
Cylinder Records. Address 7. o.
Box 242; Fairmont, W. Va. 40.
6-4-6t-Sl24
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Ordered by the Court that q hearins
be had upon the same on the 10Y
day Of July. A. D., 1890, before sala
Court al Clafksburg In said district;
a. ten o'cAck in the forenoon; anu
that ro;icc thereof be published IN
he Fa;rmont West Virsinian, q news,
paper printed In said District. and
that ali known creditors and otnef
persons in interest may appear al the
SAM tine and place and show cause:
II any they have, why the prayer OF
tie petition should not be granted: :
And il is further ordered BY the
Court, that the clerk shall send BY
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Fok KENT

FOR RENT-Eurnished rooms and
light housekeeping rooms. az !s
Jackson street. 6-S-3t-Sl76
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PERMELlA STEELE,
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19
FORMER GOVERNOR
is FOUND DEAD

Winnipeg, May 16.-Robert B. Glenn
former Governor of North Carolina
and a member of the International
Waterways Commission, was found
dead in bed at the Royal Alexandria
oHtel here tonight.
Death was due to heart disease. A
trained nurse, who had been in con-
stant attendance on the former Gov
ernor for the past year, wasNthe only
person with him when he died. Over
exertion on the commissions tour of
investigation of the st. Lawrence deep
waterway project hastencd his death,
it was said.
Saturday, while on his way to the
commissions meeting at the City Hall
friend asked him to wait at the bot
tom of a long fight Of stairs until he
could be assisted to walk up. Mr. Glenn
replied he would climb the stairs
alone. From the City Hall meeting he
returned to his room at the hotel and
did not again leave his bed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-05-19
1000 PRISONERS FALL
into TRAP OF REBELS
President Carranza Is Fleeing Into
Mountains With Cavalry
in Hot Pursuit.
POLITICAL FIELD
is CLEARING UP
Captured and Sent to Mexico
City.

Mexico City, May 16.-(Via Laredo,
Texas, May 16.)-Carranza is fleeing
into the mountains Of Vera Cruz by
way of Petrotc and the rcvolutionists
have captured 1000 prisoners with
twenty-one trains and a great quantity
of gold and silver bars, and war NUM-
tions, according to, a report from Gen.
Guadalupe Sanchez, given out at OBJ
regon headquarters.
Fighting began at 10 Il. m. Friday in
the vicinity Of Rinconada. After three
hours heavy engagement Carranza and
the leading members of his party aban
doned their trains and fled in auto
mobiles, escorted by 500 cavalry. He
carried off from the trains all minted
coins. The rebel cavalry is pursuing
Carranza. Unconfirmed reports Friday
night said Carranza had been captur-