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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

N. Sci Paso. Texas. No conoce-.
mos la formula que e~mp!car:n las
casas Tue sc dedican a Ia marpfac.u-
IA dc telas impermeables a Que aiu-
de. per0 dado quo listed ha obtenido
cast el resultado apetec.ho con III
preparation. creemos que dcnc tratar
de perfeccionarlo Y para clio lie su-
germinos q le agregue, do~sificandola
experimentalmente, una poca de es-
encia de trementina.
En- cuanto al libro. no 10 hay por
ahora en- la Casa Editorial Lozano,
pero seguranlente que Sc encargara
de consiguirselo 81 Sc dirige a ella
encomendandolc que 10 haga.
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LILO. EDUARDO TAMARlZ

bSoSaSa Mexicapo .TI6-520 BcS6y Bldg. Te-
ISFono c.. -. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

G~RATIFICARE con $500 4 la PERSONA que
me proporcionc informes cXactoS accrca del
actual ~paradero de mi hijo Victor Quesada,
de Is amos dc cdad. ~cstatura alta. delGado,
color blanco. quien como senas partlcuarcs
ticne una cieatriz en- Ia cabeza, en- forrna de
media luna. Las ultimas noticins que tuve
de eL. las recibi proccdcntes de Mesa Ariz.
Todo informe sobre este asunto. dirijasc Il Pa
DO Quesada. Box IS. San Simon, Ariz.
t2Sj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Sc RENTAN cuS.tos arrre5iados. con o sin
sSists7cia. 3IS S. ConchoS St. San Arto-
Mo. Texas. Vicente RznSel. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

CON TRES MESES de suscripcin a La Prem
sa, gratificsr& q Ia persona que. NE proper
clone informes dc Feliciano Rodriguez y &c
su. esposa Juana Segura, 4 quienes acomps-
nan sus tres hijas. una de elias casada. En-
S~eptiempbre tItimo viyieron en- San Antonio.
Texas. en- una casa de la Gale ". CONNER
ce. Todo informe drijsse a Ignacio Lopez,
Ex-Gang No. 3-K5s( Choteau Okla. $4,000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

GRATIFICARE--con IN alo de subscrip-
cion 4 La Prensa", 4 Ia persona que me
proporcionc ;nfoTmes exaetos accrca del ae-
tual paradero de mi hermana. Sra. Julia a.
de Navarro. QUEEN en- Julio de 1913 viva en-
Gan Antonio. Texas, Gale Sur Laredo No.
$50. La Rccmpana TN n;no or 10 amos de
edad. l!amadc Fermin Hernandez IUio in
forrc sobre este asunto Giriiasc I STA Eu-
ssbia r. dc Garcia R.xS Box s.. Cgoes5ecE.
TcXas, CO. E. j. LanacrGoL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

J A. M.-GaIesmurg. Ill.-No eXis
te en- America pals alguno que lleve
e. nombre que nos :ndica; De-c ESQ
no debe admirable. IS f~recUeate que
tanto Ell las p~ciiculoS c~incnatogra-
ficas como en- g! teatro Sc a
nomhres dc pais"s rue no eNlSten nj
han exiStidG runca para hacer cue ell
el!os Sc desarroI;n la trama de la obra.
En- crartu a Su segundl pregunta
le din emos III: sccyn los datos que
proporcion6 ell censo lie 1919, ultimo
que la habido en- Mexico, Guadala-
lara contaba enrGnccs cor $4,000
habitantcs en- tarto cue Pueblo sol!-
mente tenia $4,000, Y, por ms que
no hay datos oficialac mas recientes.
es de suponerse que IA poblacion &C
tual de ambas ciudadcs conserve a
proximadamente la misTa re'acior.
BESIDE 81 punto de vista industrial,
:ada una de esas CIudades cuenta O
industries propias. aunoue de dlstln-
to genera; en- Puebla hay variaS IA
bricas de hilados v teiidps Y Ell Qua
G~alajara p]repondera la industrial al.
farera; Zero. de todos MOODS, Pueb'a
sc lleva la palma en- este orden de
ideas como Guadalaiara Sc Ia licva
en- numcro dc habitantes y, acaso, en-
otros sentidos. Hay otra cosa que le
da a Puebla mayor im]portarcIa: 81
pr6ximiGad a Ia Capital de Ia RepG-
blica. Sin embargo 10 cicrto e= Que
amtas ciudades Sc dispittan dcsde ma
ce muchos amos el seru"do iugar en-
importancia, entire todas las capItales
mcXicGnas.
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a In persona que
ME proporciOne inform2s eNactcs acerca del
actual paradcro dc mi hermano Jose Oomin-
g.cz. cuya, sehas particu!arcs son: ~estatura
bgia. color blanco. dciSRdo. rarir afilada. y
ticnc una ~cicatriz en- Ia noriz. 20 acomE ana
SUI csposa Micacia Ju&rez. dos ninos: Guada-
lupe. de y amos y Luis. Dc ) amos. : una
nina de cuat.u amos dc cdad. Es originate
de Uriangato. Guiana iuato, Mexico. Todo i'll
forne .obrc este asuntu, ~dirijase 4 Narcial
Dominguez. Midland. Michigan. tleJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

TALLER FoNOGRAFICO.-Lcart.o Il. Ro-
Gr:vuez-REPARACION De FoNOGRAFOS
&c .odas Glasses ' MAQUINAS De COSER--
los 81 .navisLz SL-SAa Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
nc proporcione informes cNactcS accrca de-
actual paradero dc mi hiio Eleutcrio Mesa.
oriSinario dc San Rogue del Monte, Guiana
iua:o, Mexico. cuyas senas particulars son:
~estatura baja. color moreno : algo picado de
virucla. Cua!esQuicr infonrc sobrc este asun-
10. dirijasc a Victorio Mesa. Gilluly. Utah.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Sc DESEA sa5cr cl actual paradero del senior
Docto- Pedro Gonz,icz. ORR o rio dc Techo-
mo. Distrito d. Alamos. Sonu.a a. Mexico. Tic
ne IS aHos dc cdad. y en- los lItimos amos ie-
mia SUI Residential en- Ia pOblacion dc florida,
E-stadc dol miSmo nomhTc. Z. L. 4. Sc rue
ga n In persona que pucda proporcionar infor-
mes, los jirljs 4 las Oficinas &c La Prcnsa.
D al sc1Cr Jose Gonzalez, Piiarcs dc NacosarI,
Sonora. Mexico. Oh
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

G~RATIFICARE cor $500 o un sno de subs
cripci6n 4 La PcerSa." Z Ia persona tue
ne proporcionc infoyTnes Cxactos acerca I.l
actual domicilio dc mis- padres Antor:o Ma
varro y Aurclia Oivera de Navarro. : q" nj
hermano Catarino Navarro. de 10 amos &c
edad. Toda mi tariia rcsidia en- Torrcon.
Coah Mexico la Ultima noticia que reciS.
de clos fue en- Mario del aho pasado. TODD
informe sobre este asunto. diriiasc a Jesus
L. Navarro. Box 10. Eans. Colo. tlS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

G~RATIFICARE con $1,000 p la persona que
me- proporcicnc irtoTmcS cXactns accrca del
actual paraferc de Cosno Cervanl~5. dc "a
amos de- eiad, estatura rgular. color moreno.
originariD Dc Durango. Mexico. y dc Lucio
Cervautes, de IS amos de cdad, estatura re-
guar. color blanco. quienes hace tres amos
quo Sc encontraban en- San Antonio. lcALS.
Cualcsquir informc sobre este particular, ci-
rijasc a Pedro c. Duran. ESquina ZaragoZa
No. 30. General Rrayo. antcs Sabinas, Coah.
Mexico. I'D
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HOTELES.
PRESTAMOS

sNECESITA $5O.coc rressanos ronfidencia-
IS. <obrc uaeb'cS. : personals Z sueldc. Abo-
aos tdeileS. Por 5000. sos, Scmaaarios. 500
Conrcy Bldg. san Antonio, Texas. ; I2Il=
Main St Houston. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Sc GRATIFICARA q .Quieu entreguc perTo
Bwl! Dog b!aUc0. con manchas negras. cola y
crejas recortadss. licencia, "a ei cellar. Sc
llama Prince Murphcy. 81 Vets E!mira.
Tci. CIR. 400 '!')
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
VENTAS.

PARA QUE comprar muebes nuevos? NoSo-
tros lie hacemos sus mueblcs viejos. nuevos. a
pre&ios convencionales Compramos y "ende-
mos muebles de seEunda y accptamns niue
bles en- pAgo de trabajo. ll0G Il Fnso 81.
Tel. CT. 7IIS. i2fl
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e@zeeN6QAllafk

VI. E.-Sacramento. Cal.-Para
darle la direction que nos pide debe
enviarnHs estampiIla de dos centavos
para Ell franqueo de nrestra carta.
pucs no podemos hacerlo For medic
de las columras Ge esta SecciGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

GRATIFICARE con 25!Oo 4 la persona Cue
me proporcione irformcs cxactos acs-ca del
actual praadero dc Salomc Ibarra, dc cstatu-
IA regular. y color moreno. guicn nc va
tempo Sc encuBtFa en- los Estados Unidos, Pc
70 hasta hoy no ha sido possible localizar eli
lugar donde reside. CualcsQuicr infoTme So
brc este a~sunto. diriiase a Tomas Ma!donado
Cara. Orange Co. Terry, Texas. III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
ENSENANZA.

JovENES Y SESOII-AS Ap-eaGaa Us
tsdes :aquiE-aiIa : ncrauoErafia en- muy po-
% tempo 2or e srs;Gns mas -apico ) prae-
.;co. Srita. P.ofa. Maria Z. Treviao. 5lS
y. E-ic 81.
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS
nista No. u.

(LiSta NO. IL.
NO QUEREMOS DINERG ABE
LANTADO como Sc 10 eXigen otras
casaS. Cuando nos haga Sus pedidos
remitauoS solanente Ia tercera parte
de So vaior y ell resto 10 pagara
cuando reciba Ia mercancia.-iOio a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

GRATIFICARE con $1,000 a Ia persona cue
me p-oporcionc information aXacta acerca del
actua! paradero de Miguel Gonzalez. hijo de
Mariana Gonzalez ) de JuaEa Diaz, oriBi-
mario &C Guandacarco. Nichoacan. Mexico. y
cuyas sehas particulars son: cdad 81 amos,
estatura regular. color moreno. bigote gran
de y negro. CualesQuicr inlorme sobrc este
%asunto. dirijasc n Eustasio GonzaleZ. Pitts
bury. Okla, tiil
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GRATIFICARE con 5000 Il la persona que
me proporcione informcs eXactos acerca del
actual p~aradero de Nicolas Lazarc. orig!nario
dc Queretaro, Mexico, y Guien hace ochO amos
se cnconiraba trabajando Ell cl camTo No. ;.
en- Chihuahua. Sus schas particuiarcs son
color moreno, ojos Hegrcs, nariz afi!ada, :
un lurar que tIene en- 81 labio superior. al
lado derecho. TODD informc Sobrc este asun-
to. dirijasc a Mauro RAMIREZ Ponca City,
Okla. l3b
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

SUPL.ICO. A Quicn tonic mi bo.sa dc mano.
con $500. en- catedra!. 81 ultimo domingo. re-
tenga Ia mitad de! dinero y me devue!va Ia
bu!sa con Ell resto y Ii medalla. pueS eseinio
rsta. como un recuerdo de familia. E. I. Cue
rim. CO. La Prrsa. No sc haran invcstiGa-
Clones. t-j
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GRATIFICARE con $500 r Ia persona puc
nc proporcionc info!meS de mi hermano iy-
nariu Roa. uriginario re Vale lc Santiago,
Cto. : quien acompanado de su esposa VirEi-
MIA RcdrigGeZ. st inferno en- este pals en- Enc
70 u!jimv. Es alto : trigIsr1.-todJ inf"rnrr
d~irijpse 4 JcsGs Roa. 30l Victoria st, Co.
roma. Cal lgt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10
- VISOS DE- OCASIOU- ;-
PERDIDAS

yegua colorado, sin fierro. con
la mano derecha senaladR arriba ae liz pezu-
ma de - amos de edGd y y nanns dc alta.
L! que pueda justificar ST. propiedad. dirilase
\ Arroyo de Leon. Canine d. Quintana 5
nnilIas fuera de San Antonio. Almaauio Mon
Trv, 80
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 4 Ia persona cue
ne proporclonc infoTmcS cNacios acc"'h del
actual paradero dc las scnur;.s Teresa : Do
lorcs Ca!derdn. quienes en- u E.=s &c Mar
70 ultimo entrtaron 4 los ESEIr.Gs Cnsdos.
pcro hast= hoy no ha SID poSibic io:a''aa.
81 lugar donde Sc encuentrcn. Cua!esquier in
formc sobre este aSunto. Ciriiase al scnor +.
q. Romo. para entresar a Silverio Nunez.
Graham. Texas t2l
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Pianos y PianoIas.

ToGos los amos. durante este tempo. nos
venos coligados a hacer lugar 4 nuestras
existcncias para las ventas de PrimRvcra. y
cada aho eacuentra nuestro prcspcridad ca
da vrz mas amplio.
pebido a este
Todos los Instruments que hcmos tornado
en- cambio.-muchos dc clos en- condolences
perfectas. y Que suSiercu 10 conpra de un
riano Q de una Piauola, han sido msrcados
a precios que. ~algunas wees. son IA ter
cera 7arte dc su precic original: otras la
nitad. pero sierprc a prccios que haS2a
de 10 adquiSicicn.
UNA VERDADERA GANGA
Como los resiizarenos muy pronto. US
ted no dcbe cxponerse a venir tarde.-Nen-
"a hoy = listed estara SECURE de adquirir
precisamente el Instruments que desea. con
una msrsvilloSa reduction en- 81 precio.
Pianos Usados
5000 a S375.00
Piaaolas CsaGas:
S325.o0 Il S+75.o0
C0NDICIONES
$500 a $500 mensuales
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
3l6 ". Commerce St
E. S. Bridge. Gersnte Isaac SIedsoc. Frop.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
Lie. JENARO CENICER0S
Avocado N.xic.no. rcS,ioaa -oda clasc de
r.vo-f~s Indicates. ADMINISTRATORS Y NINE
ros. Aoartsdo 1885. Miami. ATE-
IOSF ANTONIO RIVERA &.

Aboqcio sc 'os Trasaalss Dc 10 Repuos'ea.
Sc snea-ra De :caa ciasc Do asan;os p~ro'eS'o-
na!e- - Nexicai. Ba.a California ps7Ps-
eh. en- =, cdisc.e situa&o f-catc Al del Il.
Ayuarzmierto. Para gSuuj"e Que nsEAh &c
~.-t;s~sr aa.N --ibunaIes ; autoridaGes 10
los Estatos CuiGUs. es-4 asuslaco con CT
-nninente zborado WIicdd Andrews. dc Los
Angelo. Cal.
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Buena OpOrtunidad

- verde u sparaGo- Y varips ensc.cs
&c sastrsria. Tel. Travis 1853. 40s Garden
s..
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BOLANOS CACHo,

Abozs6o uex,cano. Cons!ltas y documents
clones i~urjGicas eoncernisntes a lsyss y ncgo-
clos i Mexico. SIS y 62e Timken B.tS.
San Diego, Cal.
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Sc vENpEN. a pre-ics DC rznEa utsn
slcs ya-a restaurant. Tambien fuen.e para
Soda. ;cda csmattsda ) on T~erfectAs ondi-
rionss. Una refrigcradors y nucstrario. 70
Go De yldr:c. 1910 ). Flores St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

Isfo5o G. -. - san Antonio. Texas.
sEHoRES EERRoCARRILERoS NExIcA-
Nos EarS cue lzs ComraHiss les rocn-
bolsea 70 rae i-virt!6 en- Boxes de - Ii
berlad. Cobro Back PAY, aurneuto dc srs!-
dos, cheques ' "uSnpos". $ SURE slSan &C
eldrute IN eI t-abaio 80 L dire - que dsce
pSGir. A-reEjo nsSccios re-ac!eE=Hos con n;
profession en- todas parties d~i pals. piri-
cirs q, LIS. :. PEARCE KANE, S0S Aan-
sas Ciyy Life 6.dS.. Kansas City. Ne.
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PESOUISAS.

GRATIFICARE con $500 a la persona que
ne proporcionc i:formes eXactcS ace-ca del
actual paradcro de mi; hijo Limo Aguilera. de
II amos de eGad. cststuTa regular, color mo-
reno oios cafes y nariZ afilada. CualcSQuieE
informe so5re este asunto. dirijase Il Andres
Fasio. Box $40. Eastand. Texas. OBJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

WAGNER AUTO TOP co. TH E. Hous-
ION s., Somos especialiStaS en- cUhre-asien-
tos. toldos y tzab4ios de rc:aracion- c..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-10

AMrLIFiCACtONES artisticas Cray6n, Sepis-
T-touc. Paste. Mandenos arnphfirar sus re-
trstcs hos -misro. lI6 Simon St
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Sc NECESITA-una mujrr que lave. sos
San Pedro Ave.
STAR EMPLOYMENT co. COS West Hous.
tor ST.. pIrdr proportional = Ys."d trabaia.
do-ua : enpicos. T~lrfono Or. 654I.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
JOYOUS REUNION

A family reunion was greatly enjoyed by Mir. and Mrs. Frank w. Whitton and children during their recent visit at Wichita, Kansas, The home of Mir. Whitton's parents, R. R. Whitton and wife. Wichita was the scene of this joyous reunion when six sons and four daughters of the house gathered in greeting to Frank w, the only member of the immedi- ate family not residing in their native state, and who had not joined the group of eleven children in a number of years. Three generations were present and the occa- sion was a happy one. MT. and Mrs. Whitton have pie lures of the family group taken at the reunion which are very fine and which they prize highly.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
WEEKLY RESUME OF OPERATIONS IN
 THE FIELD

The statement that the Apache Oil Company will re- sume work during the com ing week is of particular in- terest to those who are in- terested in this field. Drill Ter Jim Wolfe has been en- gagged by Manager Aiken and will resume the. work where it was left by Jep Morrison a short time ago. Manager Aiken returned from a short absence during the week and immediately made arrangements with Wolfe to continue the drill ing.
 Work is. being continued at the wells of the Holbrook Oil Company and the Black Canyon Company. Coal is now available to the Zuni and it is anticipated that this we'll will resume work at once. Manager Cook of the Adamana company, states that conditions as to plans of the company are relatively in the same posi- tion as they were last week, but an announcement of re- sumption of work at this we'll may reasonably be ex- pected shortly.
 With four or five rigs go- ing ahead in the field the ac- tivity of the period before the inclement weather con- ditions slowed progress may be expected.
 Rumors of several other rigs which will begin work in the Holbrook field are cur rent and our recent predic- ton that this spring will see a greatly augmented activity seems to have been we'll founded. Interest and con- 6dence in this field will be borne out by results without qhestion.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
AZTEC LAND & CATTLE co.
 OPEN OFFICE IN ALBUQUERQUE

The Aztec Land & Cattle Company, Ltd, which owns something like 250,000 acres of land in alternate sections in Arizona in the vicinity of Holbrook and Winslow, has established offices at Albu- querque.
 w. c. Reed has been elect ed vice. president of the com pany and will have charge of it's affairs here. Actual drilling operations for oil are in progress on these lands. Practically all these lands are now under lease for graz ing purposes, but it is the company's intention to sell them for cattle and sheep ranches as rapidly as pos sible.
 The local office of the com pany has heretofore been maintained at Winslow, Ari- zona, MT. R. c. Kaufman having been in charge; but hereafter, all business of the company will be transacted by MT. Reid at Albuquerque. Albuquerque Herald.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
CARD OF THANKS

MT. Editor::-Please allow me, through your colums, to express my sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kind acts rendered to us during the sickness of our daughter, Myrtle, who was confined to her room and bed desperately i'll for fourteen days in the town of HoIbrook. It gives me great pleasure to say that during this entire time, the good citizens, christian men and women without regard to denominations, rend ere d every aid that could be given my daughter, and to Miss Young, who was taken away in her young womanhood and in the fullness of her youth. We received every attention that could be de- sired, and my daughter has fully recovered, but her com panion, who was also her r o o m-m a e, Miss Alice Young, has gone to her rest and to her reward. Again I thank the good people of the town of Holbrook and vicinity, and ask Gods bless ings upon them.
 J. B. WAKEFIELD.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12

ness to avoid undue brus- queness.> (There is no ques- tion but that too much "reg- ular army stuff" in some training camps did great harm.) No foolishness, how ever, must be tolerated. Grinning in ranks is a sign of a badly disciplined com pany. The recruit must be taught a digniied respect for the uniform and for him. self. If success is reached in this a corresponding ben eft is attained in the general conduct of the cadet. He becomes more courteous; a better student; he is more efficient in attending to all business; his very carriage indicates his mental and ftness-in other he is developing those qualities which make for sue cess, not only in his individ- ual life, but as a citizen of our American Democracy.
 CARROT I, c. DOLMAN.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service Commission amour ces the examination named below to be held at an early date. Application blanks and further information may be obtained from Guilbert O. Miller, Loc a l Secretary, Board or Civil Service EX- aminers, at the Post Office in this city:
 Clerk with Experience, 5000 per annum.
 Vacancy in Transportation Service at Holbrook, Ariz.
 Examination on April 8, 1920.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
SOCIAL GIVEN BY LIBERTY
 CHAPTER, NO. g, 0. E. 5.

Last Tuesday nj g h t a social was held in the East ern Star rooms after the usual business meeting.
 Cards had been arrange for as the evenings diver sion, after which a delicious was several by the hostesses.
 Mrs. W. J. Hookway and Mrs. c. R. Kelly entertained and served.
 Eighteen guests attended.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12

Manager Jack Warden of the Holbrook Oil Co.,, left here last Friday on a short business trip to Needles and Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. M a ri o n Stoneking have moved into their home which they re- gently purchased in the north west part of town.
 Miss Olive Clarke visited her parents in Winslow last Sunday.
 w. w. Newman and wife motored down from their ranch last Monday, return ing yesterday.
 Mrs. Laura J. Stiles of North Pomona, Calif., ar rived in HolbrOOk last Tues day and is visiting at the home of her son, H. G. Stiles.
 Don't be afraid to open an account at the Palace Drug Go.
 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished bed room for one or two. Phone Mrs. Brugh.
 Will exchange Ford two seated car for Ford Truck. Call or write Hiram Sutcliffe, Snowflake, or the Holbrook News.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
BOTTLING WORKS
 TO START BUILDING

The Hall Lumber Com pany has just received in- structions to go ahead with the work of building the plant to be occupied by the Standard Bottling Works. It is expected this new addition to Holbrook will be ready for operation by the first of May.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to our many friends who were sokind, and thoughtful during the recent illness and death of our beloved wife and mother.
 J. c. PAULsELL
 AND CHILDREN.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12

could not blow turns out to be crude oil. And Jimmie is breaking all speed records -dashing toward the Scrub ble house to tell Nellie. The girl, scared with bloody lashes, sees him coming.
 The exciting part of the story has just arrived.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
WILL BUILD ATTRACTIVE HOME

MT. H. w. Wetsel is hay ing The Hall Lumber Com pany construct a new bung- allow on his property in the Clark Addition, which will be both modern and attrac- tive when completed.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
ADAMANA COMPANY TO
 RESUME WORK
Will Drill Their Own We'll
 With a Standard Rig

Managing Director Cook of the Adamana Oil 6 Land Co.,, advises that this com pany will take immediate steps to drill the well on which work was recently stopped, and will push the drills to the oil sands as rap- idly as eficientworkmen and capable rig can do so.
 The well will be drilled under the company's own management and Manager Cook has already communi- cated with Drillers Carl and Anderson, whom it is antici- pated will handle the tours. A standard rig has been promised to the AdSmana company and according to plans already formulated it should be but a short time before this is on the ground.
 Manager Cook states that the people of Holbrook will be invited to get behind this project and assist in proving up this we'll and make the efforts of this company of individual local interest.
 Everyone is familiar with the good showing developed in the Adamana we'll just before it was necessary to suspend operations, a large quantity of oil being secured from a chemical test of the drillings. Drilling was stopped in a hard blue lime formation, which it can req sonably be supposed is a cap ping for an oil deposit. The showing of oil obtained in this well is eloquent evidence that oil does exist in the field and that it is more than reasonable to anticipate that a short distance further in1 this we'll will bring the drill to the sands.
 Everyone will be pleased to learn that this company is going ahead with it's drill ing program. Biologists who have seen the showings already made in this we'll and have visited the location are strong in their recom- mendation that the we'll be continued, and it is to be hoped that Manager Cook will meet with a hearty re- sponse to his efforts.
The Holbrook news., 1920-03-12
NOTICE TO PARENTS

Schools will reopen on Monday, March 18th. The quarantine having been lift ed by the County Board of Health.