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The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Trucks quipped Uith Pneumatic
. Tires Outnumber Soids---NeW York
Central r. r. Plans to Use Motors

Predictions made only two or
three years ago that in a few years
more trucks would go out on pneu-
matte tires than. on solids, seemed
little premature at the time" SAYS
II. A. Citizens, General Sales Man
ager of the Federal Rubber Com
pany, but facts show that in 1920
this prediction has more than been
fuliillrd. More pneumatic tired
trucks are being produced this year
than trucks with solid tires.
I'm fact it is the pneumatic tire
that has brought vividly to those
interested in transportation a pic
ture of the possibilities of the truck.
Far-sighted manufacturers are al
ready increasing their production
scales, and dealers with vision are
making provision to get ther share
of the increased business.
The New York Central r. r. is
said to be giving serious thought
to the question of going into the
truck business on a large scale
Their plan. while immature. in
wolves such means as the. purchas-
ing of fleets of trucks with de-
mountablc bodies which could be
loaded at the source of freight sup
ply. driven to the railroad tracks
where the body would be hoisted
on the box car for shipment to its
destination, to be loaded there onto
another truck chassis
The investigation they have con
Quoted is the greatest evidence OF
the valuable service trucks have
given the last few months. In this
critical period motor transport ac-,
tually has kept the wheels Of in
dustry moving. when in many cases.
at least. plants must have shut
down through sheer inability to get
materials because of the transpor-
tatiOn congestion.
Another evidence of the growing
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

things. and healthful recreation
through his automobile.
One farmer writes: "If it was not
for the car We could not have any
social life to speak of.
Another says: Enables me to
live nearer better schools. surround
ings and still do so per cent more
business. Couldn't get along with
out a car"
And a third reports: Il can live in
the country with all the advantages
Of living in town"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
SIMPLEX BATTERY
co. IN NEW HANDS

Preparations have been complot-
cd by the Simplex Battery Co. 'O'
Eighth street. for handling all
classes of battery work. The en-
tire business has just been taken
over 10y !. c. kraUSc. In addition
TO the sales Of new batteries. there
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Trouble Ahead for Motor
ist Without Car Title

Motorists who intend TO run
their cars into Maryland must
have their cars titled before
Wednesday,. The three months of
grace IL up Mt that time, and any
motorist going into that State
after that day is likely 10 run
afoNI of the Maryland motor po-
lice.
There are heavy fines for those
who violate this new law of
Maryla nd. and IL IL cheaper to MI
out the blank and send 81 10 the
missioner OF Motor Vehicles
than 10 take chances.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Valve Clearance.

In many of the older car models
no means of adjusting the valve
clearance is provided. BY slipping
one or more fibre or metal disks of
sufficient thickness to take up the
excessive play between the bottom
of the valve stem and the push rod
this trouble may be obyiated.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

realization of the trucks vital place
is contained in the announcement
of one of the great motor compa-
nies of the world for a tremen-
dously increased production of
trucks, tractors and agricultural
machinery. with especial emphasis
on the motorizatiofI- of the farm.
THE pneumatic truck tire has
played, to my mind, as vital a part
in the development of the motor
truck as the good roads agitation"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Care Of Universal Joints.

There is no need Of filling the
universal joints TO capacity. This
does no harm. but d is a waste Of
oil and there is tendency to
cause sIopDincsz over adjacent
parts FHin= the joint onc-thiT ..
fun produces the best results.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

Mexico is on of the largest Latin
American customers for automO-
biles. the 1920 exports Of motor
vehicles from the United states to
Mexico having been exceeded only
by those to Cuba. Argentina. and
Brazil.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29
Fresh Air of Country Homes
Within Reach of 100000
Through Gasoline Car Spread
Problems of Farm Labor Partly Solved by
Increase in Auto Production.
AUTOMOBILE RAISES EFFICIENCY.

Replies question cards by the National AHtO
mobile Chamber Of Commerce sko1v:
81 per cent of car Osrrs inbroe virg conditions because of
automobile.
90 per of all used less for business
per of cagc oaecrage mileage and S per cent Of
former rHlcGgc is for business.
81 per of aoerGgc mileage instead trolley railroad,
/ NJ other of communication.
Acreage adds 81 per his output through Of
automobile former adds 68 per his efficiency.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-29

is d complete plant for reCharrin-.
repairing and rebuilding Of bat
teries OF all kinds
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
COMO REDUcIR LA DoBLE 5ARsA

poble barba sus ~plegadizoS de
gordura superflua causa gran descon-
tento a las damas, cuando de una ma
nera sencila pueden librarse de tai IL
zero defecto.
Uno de los mejores medios para ha-
Ger desaparecer esa doble harba es
practicar algunos ejercicios, senci'ios,
de los cuales amo a hahlar breve-
mente.
En- primer lugar, incl!nese Ia cabeza
hacia atras tanto como sea possible.
i'ontrdiganse despues los musculos de
IA parte anterior del cuello hasta que
esten enteramente rfgidos. .Aprietense
los dientes fuertemente hasta que las
cuerdas del cuello esten tiesas y abran
Sc V cierTense seis veces.
Con los dientes fir7nemsnte apreta-
Dos levantese Ia cabeza hasta su po-
sicion natural, conservando los mdscu
los del cuello tensos. Miontras Sc le-
vanta Ia cabeza ~mantGrgase Ia bacba
hacia abajo y hacia atras con ayuda
de los musculos del cuello. Teniendo la
cabeza. en- esta posicion nrsyase Ia
cia la izquierda y hacia la derecta, por
10 menos cuatro veces. Despues de es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

te eJercic!o un tanto pssado sc debe
~descarsar mi cuantoS minutes.
Despues del d%escanso repftanse los
eiercicios i~ndicados, moviendo Ia ca
beza de I'm lado a otro, 10 memo. siete
veces en- cada direction. rs decfr: ha-
cha arriba, hac;a ahajo. hacia Ia dere"
cha y hacia la izquierda.
FL siguiente ejercicio es mas fasti-
dicso, pero muy rficaZ.
Echese la cabeZa nuevan,eTte hacia
atras y teniendo- toGos los musculos
del cuello ~tirantes, pinchese los mis-
culcs de II doble barba cor los dedos.
fndice y Dulsar hasta que la carrc Sc
ponga colorado y Sc sicnta caliente,
pero debe tenerse presentc que no hay
que eXaserar este ejercicio para no
daFar "a piel .
D0blensbe luego Z los dedos de Ia
mano derecha de modo que former
angulo. recto con Ia muheca v coloca-
| dos debajo- de IL blrba, subansc ha-
ciendolos frotar contra Ia piel. aiguiert-
do 10 direction de Ia mejhla hasta
llegar a jas orejas, maSajeando ash Ia
carne haSta que Sc %caliente, pero sin
lastimar la niel. Hagase el mismc e.
~jercicic con Ia mano izquierda para Ell.
lado izquifrdo del rostro.
Dos o tres wees al ola Geber bafiar
sc cuello y car con qua fra para
endurecer la piel de manera que no
quede arrugada al desaparecer ia do
BILE barba.
Antics de acostarse debe 'lavarse el
cuello con aqua caliente y aplicarse
IN pot o re cold cream, 10 cuai conser-
va la pieI el4stica, de modo nne Sc
contra facilmentc. sin DEAR arrugas
81 Sc practican estos sencillos eIer
cicios por algdn tempo diariamente,
Sc vera como lentamente So va redu-
ciendo Ia doble bafba sin dejar arru-
gas.
Algunas damas recurren 4 otros pro
oedimientos para hacer desaparecer
Ia doble barba, pero de todos los me-
dos que sc emplean para clio, ell ma
sale es ell que da siempre ressltados Be
guros. Cada ola deben frotarse los Pile
CUES de Ia doble barba, tenienGo cui-
/ daoo de frotar los pliegues Y no en- sen
! lido transversal a ellos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
81: AVSOS DE- OCCASION g
VENTAS.

Sc VENDEN dos casaS modernaS; ) Guar
toS: una cradra de Ia escueIa de Ia Gale
Marshall las sacriiicamos por $500. las dos.
10 L.oteS 56XloS cada uno. freHte Gales Del
Rio y Wyoming. Una ganza: los 10 por
$500. 90. Ocurran 4 ATLAS MATTRESS co.
SOL .Dolorsa St. Tel. T.. 1891.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
ESTADo DEL TEMPO

Pron6stico que rinde para hoy ell
Observatory Meteorological de S. An
tonic:
Temperature agradable cuyo maxi
mum fluctuara entire los 81 Y los 80
graGos. Ligeros vientos del Ncrte va
riando hacia Ell Este.
Ia temperature d eager fluctu6 an
tire los rs y los "a grades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

$1,000 de GRATLFICACIoN e dare q Ia
persona Que me infOrme Del paTaderO de! >r.
Antonio Garcia. de s. amos DC edad. cascade.
blancr. oios aZulcs. lie . pies de es;atu-t. ce-
IN cS,SSl. hiEotc UvhlaGo, co.CE rcbio. con una
ciraGrIz en- e. laGo lzguge-do dc a cara .abaE-
c1ndOlc meiIlla y oaEhG: IN lunar en- e po-
muio derecho. In JUNO salis de Lorgmout.
Colorado. para Mexico. i donde iba en- buSca
d. atencicueS nlcd!css. pGeS - eHcou:raba a.
90 traStornaGo. pero nuncS suPe que habia
pasadn n Inca G~IvESori8 diaS ieSpUes re
escribi6 de Pueblo. Colorado y GsSGe eSa fecha
10 81 NADIA &C rL. Diyigirse I Jose Garcia.
II. ST. AZ. LINCOLN. Neb.. Z. L. dc \. l2Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

AUtomcyiieS SlE chauffcrS
nisp, reuos &c rnsgnificos automobiles De {
c:Iint roS para alcci;a- sia caautfer. VisI:r
nos. College Street Auto Livery. 2i4 Cot
80 St. TelSinrn Or e7T- Ge-a,Ite. J. T.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

GR\TIFlCAeE con $1,000 ! i persona cue
NJ - iufu-ns~ exactnS del r2Eldrro lie MI
cuaaaa Francisco Perez. originate de Corpus
Chris. de - amos de viiJ. alto. moreno, Pc
J, czsSaaO c.Gu-EG1 tIene e. lndlcS q" n
mano derscha eov.o. Ea 1877 salio dc Oena-
.Il,. para Fort Worth, TrNI,. Diri@irSc a
Alfredo G. F.o-e>. Troy. TcN2s, Rs. Box 50.
us.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

DESEO SABER 81 parade-o de nj hiio -
freGo Paez. natural De ChaichthuitaS. Zaca-
.e-xs: recibi SIS llSInaS noticias &c Utah
en 1918 Dare una buena qualification 4 n
PERSONA que me &C iufo-nes exactns. Dir!-
rirss a Ia Sra. Dolores G.. VIDA. de Paez
&C Pine 81. Ranger. Texas t2s-Sl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

DESEO asociarme con hombre joven que ten
ga Ford. para e~xplotar magnifieo negoeio
que rindc excelentes utlidades. 81 "ncaa,
ZIG Simon St TX
Ave. Tobin Hill. 'io'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

ACABAMoS DE RECIBIR: Csieta de &c
lava epteramente nueva Z s5c docena: Chi
rs Pasilla negro Y Muiato importadcs de
Mexico sI.75 libra Chirotle seeo $500; Gas
abel soc 10: PilonciiIo de Monterrey e5e
n; .DULCES MEyICaNoS: cubierto. ia
mnnciTio. etc. 100 por sl.l5 CHOCOLATE
ietes nicara l5c: CucnaraS palo Zoe: Ceda
20 cerda 25 a soc: Carne SEGA +5e: AJo
-ueyo esc: Esrobctillns 10 y l5c: Hahas
lec: Senilla calabaza 4oc: etc. LOZA qua
0ALAJARA: Mar-anos y Frutas. aican.
las. loo, l5c ' CSC etc. PIDA LISTA GE
NERAL GRATIS. Despacho immediate de Or
Genes por Corrao y Express. Dirijanse q
.CABEZUp BROS. P. o. Box 25. Sta. a.
San Antonio Texas. Escribase nombre y
d~irecci;n corlrletas. Fl numero de Ia casa
% ?. o. Box, ST Sc tiene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

G~RATIFICARE CON $500 4 Ia pe=sora
.gc me de iH;orEes cNactcs del p~A-a6sEo &c
raS bio CaStuto Zu6lEa. o-lEindrio d Ira
puato. GuaaaJGato. Mexico EecIb! SuS ult:-
Gas nctieil> de Iaiip. California. en- 1917.
Tc4io iusorme diriSIrSe I Francisco ZGn!Sa-
700 Carrie Ave. II. Louis. No. Cs}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
Sabado Is de Septiembre de 1920.
VENTAS
GANGAS DE PIANOS

GANGAS DE JANUS
TodoS en- ~pcrfecta contici0n y compIietamen-
- Earantizados. Modernos disenoS de caIaS:
I'd. % usa mieHtras esta pagando. Ss-OV o
soc o por mes. le permite poser cuaIGuiera
le los hermcsos Pianos que siguen:
P,sb : GertS vertical s315. 90
aetuo,SS vertical .. ........ $500. 90
5s,rss : 1GertS vertical $3.50. 90
ETr,baIIe vertical ..........S $3.50. 90
Soygan vertical ........ $3.50. 90
+ : Howard. vertical .......... $3.50. 90
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC COMPANY
Isaac Blesoe. Prop.
z. :. Bridge. Gerente.-3iS W Commerce St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

Sc NECESrTAN diez muchachas para ope-
nv ,paouinas de coser. rara haeer faldas de
sehoras: con experienced en- operar las ma
DUMAS; buen suicide y t-abajo permaneHte.
ocurran a Ia Western Skirt Mfg. Co. 3l' w.
Houston st. (Segundo piso.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
TRASPASOS.

POP rSTaR ENFERMo y no poderlo aten.
5,r trasnaso Restaurant Me1icano, hien acre
dtado: numeross clientele. 2o2 Sur Conchos'
Vicente Rangel-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
SELLOS DE COMA

= Accessories. Acabo de recibtr IN eStensc
Surtido de Fechadores. tinta Y coiines para
Sellos = Alfabetos de todos tamafioS. Pida ca.
.s!oco en- espanol. +. Santos Orta. GIL Doio-
-osa ST. Tel. Travis 523S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

NECESITo muchacho con bicicleta. dcs-
puAS bora escuela, para ertregar -opa 4 do.
mie;ic: buen sueldo. American Dye Works.
SIS Garden St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

Sc NECESTTA contratista que entienda uso
&c explosives para rroiurdizar IRA nor:a
ounce o veinte pies. DirijRnSe 4 G. c. A.
Route F. Box 12e. San Antonio. Texas.
QT1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
MATRIMONIALES
PRESTAMOS

.NECESITA s35.o07 Prsstamos confideneis-
b s,yrc muebles a personas q sueioo. ADO,
sos .c:Ics. Por s35 90. S5c. semaEas'os: 3os
Conr,y Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. izin
yaip St Houston. Texns--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

Para libros en-. espahoI, dirijase US
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano. lis
N. Sta. Rosa, Ave- San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
M. j.

Teia gaivarizada y Gravel. TanGueS, Csternas
Nolduras, Co-nisaS. Cieio> rasos. TraCalu-
.ces. CanaloneS. .Tinas. Cubos para eleyaGores.
Tu5os para ScplaGores, Chirneacas para Cal
deraS tespecialidad). Reparscicnes de Ra-
d!adores. Salricaderas. Polveras, Lanparas.
y TechoS Laminados ) de Grave. Todos nueS
c-us lrabaios garantizadoS. Entertainments de
Y-imera clase No. 1877 5 Flores Tel. TT.
.2lS9-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

Sc NECESTTAN muchachas o sehoras pa
"a hacer pcsnunte dc cadena en- maqui-a:
nbie para bordar Z maquina: traisa mues-
'ras de su uabajo; : muchachas fucrtes para
hacer trabaio de plisado. Lone Star Waist
and Dress Co. 1924 w. Commerce ST. C22l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

College S.. Auto Livery
Cuando necesite IN ma Pnfficc CARO- de s y
8 cilirdros, que lie cause verdadera Sat,fnc.
ei n usarlo. 3 ma.e;ar!o I'd: mismo. lnme al
Tel4fcno CT. Sill. 20 College St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
RENTAS

TALLER FONOGRAFICo
EEPARACION DE FoNOGRAFOS ) Ma
Quiuss lie CcSe-. Ordenca per Correo. &c
EOGRAFOS. Mdquinas SINGER en- AboroS
Lsaadro u. Rodriguez. los Buenavi>ta- Sar
Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

81 DE~EA >abs- 81 parsdero de Zeicrino
Arellano De - amos dc ea@a, oIo> zarcosr &c
regular esta,uca. SaS ult,mas nouclas las
-ecib. Gc Via d Santiago, Mexico. Favor de
Grig,Se \ Rafael A-et.ano, Pueblo. Colo-a-
do I SN llS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

Sc vENDE cqaipa c~opyrleto de carniceria.
bsrat,, 202 Ruiz ST. (a4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18
MEDECOS-
DR.. FLlPPEN

Dos W. ~ S--New York, y. 7.
Tratamieale DerIeeclonaeo de las slancaas
I'm rrcesIaad de opera-,Jn y sa iapedir aue
Sc Sealque = sus ocupGeiOnes diavI-S. Tam
hen ratio enir-msdaCes Gel estomASo' so
ere plei. y vrjGa, de 2cCsrco con lS ILL.,
ma. rne,ocos traaceseS- 500 neceslA haze
=. 80 ,aanuus S.s.IsS aos4ursrISS nooi'
- No camuso northumberland
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

NFCESITkMoS seHoritaS con pocas pre-.
tensiores. para ayudcr en- trnbajo de oficina
Debe saber escribir en- maQuina- Drigirse q
1907 W. Commerce St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

DE SUMO INTERES PARA ToDOS Los
NESlCANOS Cticlnas de information Ell
general. At;eado Tor coreo o TELEGRAPH toda
case de encarSoS y commissioners. NJ. D. Ca
marera. DirijaSe P. o. Box 4S5 o ~viSiterne
en- Overland St. 2oI+ FL Pasc. Texas.
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TRAJEs sosRE MEDIA

Cssiri- de t1das clases. Atcndenos por co.
freJ- V SOSA. SaStre. 81! nolorosa s.. Ira
Wis SI02.
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TRASPASo por no poderla atender. ten
Ia abarrotes. Dirigirse 2o2 Ruiz St. CAD
CT TIP una Tienda de abarrotes
hren, r~l;entela. en- magnifico barrio. con ha-
bitaci6n para familia. DiriSirse q Daniel Con-
zalez. ESQ. \. PecoS y Salinas. tlsl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-18

NECESITo cocinero que trabaie eocina me-
xicana cara que salga fuera &c Ia ciuoaa.
BIG Garden St.
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DA. nEkACLlU GUNLALE-

.2J n, San Saoa ST. ssaGina con LaNs-
v,av. TeIefono Travis $40
LIZ. N. MARTINEZ CELhAN- Esoss.A'''s
:. -a;-S p.e,Iuaes Ie nInO5 y piros. Meu'S-
IN c.hr-al. Otieiaa. l3o> ~. ConnsTc'
-~rS-O IrGvrS 30
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Luis de GALINSOGA
Evening star., 1920-06-11
PERSH|NG'S DESIRE
j TO RETIRE 0. K
S-serTs
President Will Grant Gen.
ERALS Request, Secretary
- ess<~
!, Baker Writes.

= President Wilson will approve Gen.
.Pershing's retirement from the Army
whenever his wishes are expressed
Secretary of War Baker assured the
-commander-in-chi in letter sent
ito him today. The Secretarys letter
was in the form of a reply to recent
communication from Gen. Pershing,
in which he stated his desire to leave
ssthe Army and take up the now more
active pursuits of civil life
Mr. Baker assured the general that
his offer to aid in the reorganization
of the Army legislation would be ap-
preciated. and his advice considered
most valuable
.. Secretary Bakers Letter.
- The letter follows:
y MY Dear Gen. Pershing; | have
received your letter of June
z with regard to the possibility of
your relinquishing military duty
within the next few months. ! am
happy to note that you are planning
to aid us in the rtor&,a n .zation con-
,tempIated by the rtceat act of Con-
gress. tho importance of which, of
course. Is very great In this work
Your knowledge of the qua lttications
of officers viii be indispensable. and
AS the single list for promotion is a
project which you earnestly recon-
mended to Congress 1t will help US all
to have your aid in instituting il.
=. Your military life has been active
and exacting: your services to the
country entitle you to choose with the
utmost freedom the activities and in
ferests to which you should devote
your time, and should you adhere to
your present wish to retire / feel quite
sure the President will meet your
wishes whenever expressed. Both the
country and the President will know
that should any emergency arise after
you have retired your country's call
VIII lind you reacy to respond.
:. Cordially yours.
-s~r-- NEWTON d. BAKER,
Z .s- s-=~
Evening star., 1920-06-11

she escaped from the refornatory, Cor
nelia appeared at the home of julia
Carter, 1909 I'd street northeast, said
she was an orphan and was taken In. 1t
is charged that she stole wearing
apparel and s55.
Most Of the wearing apparel was re-
covered, but Cornelia Is said to have
told the detectives she spent the money
for clothing. going to the movies and
treating her gentlemen friends to dinner.
Evening star., 1920-06-11
FIELD DAY EXERCISES.
Catholic Service School of America
Program Tomorrow.

Program Tomorrow.
: Competitives races, tennis and basket
: ball will be included in the program
!, arranged for the field day exercises
to be held tomorrow afternoon from
. 2:3n to $50 o'clock at Clifton. the
Catholic Service School of America.
! Any business woman or friend of
Clifton who registers this afternoon
for the events tomorrow, at Calvert
Club. Dupont Circle: Catholic Com
. munity House, Sol E street; the O'Hern
: Club. 1888 r street, or the X Street
I Community Center. 240S K street. will
be eligible and welcome.
\ The Clifton field day committee is; as
follows: Chairman, Miss Mary Angela
. Campbell. Philadelphia; reception COM
mittee, Miss Alice v. Costello, Miss
; Katherine Ryan, Mrs. H. ]. Hoff1iger;
refreshment committee, Miss Anna
Frances Nelligan. Miss Alice Donellan.
/. Mrs. NJ. ]. McGarvey, Miss Katherine
. A. McGovern. Mrs. Andrew Keeney
game committee, Miss Stasia Gordon.
/. Miss Catherine e. Brennick. Miss Lucy
: Landry, Miss Frances McAvoy, Miss
I Jessamine McGloin, Miss Theo Self,
Miss Claire Cavanagh, Miss Maud
Brady, Miss Edith Bailey, Miss NJ.
Carmelita O'Rell and Miss Mary Cana
van.
Evening star., 1920-06-11
COMES TO DANISH LEGATION.

Miss Eleanor Walker, former
American, has been appointed a sec
,retary at the Danish legation in this
city. She was born in New Rochelle,
n. T., and went to Denmark seven
teen years ago with her mother, who
10 a Dane. and two years ago became
q Danish citizen. She has just arrived
At New York on her way to this city.
Evening star., 1920-06-11
GIRL ADMITS THEFTS.
Cornelia Lee, Training School Fugi-
tive, Takes Cash and Clothing.

Cornelia Lee. colored, eighteen years
old, several days ago escaped from the
National Training School for Girls. and
last night she was arrested by De-
tectives Bradley, Barbee and Keck. on
charges of theft She is said to have
admitted the thefts and assisted in the
recovery Of the loot.
Instead of going among relatives when
Evening star., 1920-06-11

It matters little what it Is that you
want-whether a situation or a servant
"A want ad In The Star will reach the
person who will fill your need.
Evening star., 1920-06-11
The Hechf Co
s:Men! Punan1as .
A Sale at s. rs

Five of the seasons most wanted shapes, in
snappy as we'll as conservative conceptions.
Every originally intended to be sold
for not less than 81.
Evening star., 1920-06-11
Saturday a Sale of
Men s Rajan1as
Special So '2' Special

Fancy striped percales with silk frogs-light
and dark colorngs and number of patterns to
select from. All sizes from AS to DIS.
Mems Athletic Union Suits, $1.29
Mems Fancy Striped Silk Mixture Hose, 69c
Mems Marathon Washable Belts ,vith
Buckles, 79c
Mems Summer Four-in-H Hands, 79c
Mems Madras Shirts, 81. 95
M Floor.
Evening star., 1920-06-11

A rather unusual way to introduce some
thing new" but, coming in the period of
the Economy Drive, it naturally must have
special price. A Chinese style dress with
boomers that reach over the knee. Sizes
to g..
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-11
They're Still With Us.
(Rutland Herald.)

Fool folks with guns, after all that
has been said and done, are still in the
woods. True only one accident oc-
CURED in Vermont the first day of the
deer season but press reports indicate
that it was entirely inexcusable. There
will be more, we fear, unfortunately, be-
fore the six days are gone. A fool in the
woods with a high-power rife is a men
ace to everybody within gunshot of him
and gunshot with a modern gun covers a
radius of at least a mile.
There is too much sympathy for the
man who is responsible for the accident.
OF course, he's sorry after it's done and
may suffer agonies for the injuries or
bereavement his folly has caused. He
needs to be arrested for ~manslaughter.
They do it in Montana and the hunt
ers know it. The law may encourage
hunters to lie freely about things and 1t
may be true that no hunter has actually
been convicted and Sentenced for killing
his companion or another hunter in the
same area but the knowledge that the
law is on the books has a salutarv effect
and shooting accidents have been notice
ably fewer in Montana since the measure
was passed, #..