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Evening journal., 1920-05-22
SOLDIERS BONUS.
.ISSIDETRACKED
Tax Feature Bars Passage
of Bill by Lower
House
REACTION AGAINST
THE LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Opposllion
TO the bonus bill, as reported by the
Ways and Means Committee. with
provision taxing stock dividends as
an excise tax upon corporations, has
becOme so strong among stalWart Re
publlcans that 10 was decided yester-
|day that IL would be unsafe TO report
q special rule TO bring up the bonus
bin today.
1t was reported today that at least
$50 Republicans OF the conservative
school are opposed 10 the bill win
its retroactive tax features, and that
nearly all the Democrats want other
tax provisions inserted. With a re-
volt in their own party and an almost
solid demand from the Democrats for
a rule which Will permit liberal
amendment TO the bill. the Steering
end Rules Committee decided 10 delay
reporting a special rule which would
prevent amendments.
After a hasty survey or the situa-
ton, the Republican leaders found
that they could not force through
such a radical rule. No attempt will
be made TO report a rule today, and
action on the rule and bin has been
indefinitely postponed. The House
leaders do not think that the revolt
/ Will assume such proportions as 20
sfeat the rule. but they will not act
until they have fully canyasscd the
Republican side and find just how far
they can 20 in framing a cloture rule.
J while the opposition Is apparently
!. centered against a radical rule which
would prohibit amendments II is
known 10 the leaders that there Is a
Strong reaction among responsible
Republicans against the legislation H.
self. There was never unan nlmous
oTmion among Republicans as TO th'
desirability Of bonus legislation be
cause fthe financial condition OF the
ccintry. Representative James w
Good, chairman OF the appropriation
committee. and Representative +. W
Mondell, Republican leader have OBJ
tested TO such a vast expenditure anC
added taxes.
According TO one OF the Republican
House leaders, the growing tensenes'
Of the money market and failures o
i big business TO obtain capital VIII
which 10 expand their business, hal
! had It's effect upon those who ha'
early favored mOnus legislation, en-
failing new taxes TO raise nearll
stGOOOOOOOO Of additional revenue
Opposition from taxpayers TO new
taxes which they declare Will keel
up the high prices, as we'll as agree
n-ent by certain American Leglol
leaders that there should be no gen
eral bonus legislation at this critica
time, has brought members OF Con
cress 10 a sudden realization OF th
dangers involved in increasing take
for bonuses.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

TWO STRICKEN, ONE RECEIVERS
James Gold OF COZ Springer street,
tainted at Seventh and Market streets
Yesterday. The police ambulance
responded 20 a call, but Mr.. Gold re-
covered sufficiently TO walk to his
home.
George Johnson. aged 20 years,
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

action should be regulated under The
proposed code.
NJ. b. Gleason. an electrical expert,
gave an ilmminailye talk on Ore pre-
Neniion. His talk was 90 have been
illustrated with lantern slides, hut
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
D'JEvER MEET I'M?

lie is no longer present,
We cannot. call him back
To sleep through Sours pleasant
Upon the village hack.
Old oscar Is departed,
And with him days OF calm
Ere taxi riding started,
When life still had It's balm.
A dog will bark the more readily
for applause.
The vanity Of being well-dressed is
nevertheless pleasing.
Pride and hate cooperate.
Fear of rldlcule," declares Pro-
fessor A. Holla Dome, us the main
spring Of human conduct,
"The average biped wouldn't be
laughed at If it meant a paid up pas
sage 10 Paradise.
"A man viii make any kind Of a
fool out Of himself 30 keep others
from thinking he Is.
"The mere thought that someone
might snicker causes man TO wear
collar that makes a long-dissance
| telephone the only means OF COM
municaiion between his hat-rest and
his clothes-rack.
and the sc0rnful sn5er OF the
headwailer brings results a highway
mans revolver never hoped TO OBJ
| tain.
But men have no corner on the
fear Of ridicule.
IAN up-turned nose-on a neigh.
bor's face-will make a wife hank
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lyITW
LIN L, Zl'S.
nY n- n- I0YEIL


I pray YOU, think not / am bold
Hrwould be indeed amazing,
II calves like Nancys I'd behold,
And not be loud In praislng.
Perfection morks each lurlnS
curve,
With comeliness distraciing;
In truth, as models would mey
serve
To please the most exactlng.
And shameless Nancy feels quite
free
1mm0dcslly alarmingN
To urge that all her friends should
see
Her calves that are so charming.
Yet not a friend that you may meel
VIII think her conduct shocking;
Her calves-y0u sce-haNe each toul
feet.
And never knew a stocking.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

The work Of the Want Ads ends
only with IN satisfaction OF their
employer.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

The vanity Of being well-dressed Il
nevertheless pleasing.
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name the business has been conducted
since.
In 1898 Messrs. William Bcrl. Walter
NJ. Francis and II. G. Marslon pur-
chased the business from Mr.. Brad
ford and continued the nrm name.
Mr.. Francis said this morning that
the company intended TO continue
the business under the some name.
The Capcne Hardware Company VIII
20 out OF business.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

pride and hate cooperate.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

A dog will bark the more readily
for applause.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

rupt her husband buying frocks. and
the plying smile Of a social leader
will drive her into wearing anything
from a feather duster at a New Years
ball TO a fur coat at Fourth Of July
picnic
Rather than be laughed at. she
will nut more paint on her face than
an artist needs for a siX-fOOt canvas,
wear less clothes than a Fiji islander,
and dance with all the random energy
OF a malarlal monkey In an Arkansas
swamp.
"Nesslr fear OF ridicule will drive
peOple into doing anything-eXcept
something worth while"
Evening journal., 1920-05-22

tainted at Sixth and Market streets
and was removed to his home, COO
West seventh street. In The, police
ambulance.
Evening journal., 1920-05-22
ORPHANS COURT PROPERTY SALES

UliEHAN- AUlnA EAAVI IANA 'ttAah-t'
By viriure Of orders OF the Orphans
Court, property Of three estates was
Sold at a public sale in the Court
House yesterday.
1920 and 2322 West Eighteenth
street and 1902 Delaware avenue. OF the
estate OF Scull W. Cloud, deceased,
were sold by Frank l.. Speakman,
administrator e.. {. a., 60 j. Warner
Need for $3.50, S2iOO and Si,oOO
respectively.
a frame dwelling at the southeast
corner Of Beech and Franklin streets,
Of the estate Of Franciska Lablotny,
deceased. was sold by George G.
Townsend. Jr., attorney for Joseph \.
Liblotny. administrator, TO Stanley
SObocienski for S3,O5O.
w. w. Knowles. attorney Tor Alice
: Brown. executor of the estate OF
stnllam A. Brown, deceased. sold a
vacant lot on the east side OF Stroud
street. south Of the Newport turnpike,
10 John J. Monaghan for $3.50; and a
dwelling on Monroe street. between
second and Third streets, TO Robert
Adair for $1,000.
~All public sales are being held ac-
cording TO standard time.
Harry ]. Stidham was auctioneer.
The work Of the Want Ads ends
....1,- ...ffh "A neaffefQrtfon OF their
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

Market for cattle rules steady but
slow. Thursday arrIvass in the North
Portland alleys were small and price
ranges practically as previously quot
ed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including PendetOn Prices and Associated Press Reports

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the face will be spe.
officially mentioned.
Hens and Poultry.
Eggs, 70 cents in trade, (Retail price
Is rs cents.)
Hens. 20 cents.
Spring fryers, 2s cents a pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
ham, best quality, 2Sc.
Bacon. best quality. 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter.
Ranch butter, $1.25 a roll. (Retail
price is also s1.26.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Ieep and lamb range.
7'''D% for Both Accounts
Lowers Stock. Quotations /.

NEW YORK, Oct. .2e.--Selling fol
both accounts, in which short offering
probably predominated, effected severe
/ depreciation Of quoted values on the
stock exchange Thursday, the reversa
encompassing every important division
OF the list. fA
The reaction was accompanied by
the largest transactions since the early
days Of the month, totaling about $780,
600 shares. Some of the more popular
issues rallied substantially on profit
taking in the later dealings but the
tons at the close was irregular to
heavy. There were no developments
to account for the slump other than
those which have done service since
the period OF deflation began; namely
the money stringency and additional
signs, of backwardness in commerce
and industry. For investment pur-
poses, however, funds pemain plenti-
full.
Money rates were unchanged. the
bulk of the days call loans being
made on a . per cent basis rising to 10
per cent in the final hour. when q sum
approximately $40, ,0O0.0 was in de-
mand.
The one hopeful incident Of the day
virtual settlement OF the British coal
strike-was utterly ignored. not only
by the stock market. but by foreign
exchange as we'll. The London rate
fell almost two cents under yesterdays
best quotation.
Oils, steels. equipments, shippings,
motors, and numerous allied special
ties. bore the brunt Of the break, but
rails were relatively steady, a brisk ad-
vance in Southern Pacific being the
final feature.
All domestic and foreign ISSUES in
the bond market. Including the liberty
group, were irregular, few inclining
to heaviness. Total sales, par value,
$t4.700,OOO. Old U. $, bonds unchang-t
ed on call.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

Should linger with US to restore
Conditions for permanent peace from
the hell
That comes with the horrors of war.
American standards are winning the
fight,
At tyranny, let them be hurled
Uniting for justice with all our might
To welcome the strength of the world !;
Epluribus Unum, the way to be free
The right thing is never too big
A congress of nations where members
agree
For peace, with the world as league.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Cheese irregular; unchanged.
Hover Prices on Grains
con,inns d seattle Alarirts

SEATTLE, oct. 2s.-City delivery,
Fe.d--scsatch feed. ST. ton: feed
wheat STE; all-grain chop se2: oats
S57: sprouting oats $50; rolled cats
s5s; whole corn s5s; cracked corn 500:
rolled barley $50; clipped barley ss5s
Hay--Alfalfa s2s ton; double COM
pressed alfalfa $S5; ditto timothy s42;
eastern Washington mixed $36.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Steady Tone for Cattle
and Shheep: Hogs Lower

Eleven cars formed total arrivals OF
livestock at North Portland for Thurs.
day. Hogs were weaker and 25 a SOC
lower, cattle were steady, while there
was similar tone in the sheep alleys.
In the hog alleys at North Portland,
s14.75 was the extreme top for the day
but the general market did not reach
above $14.50, The market generally
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

Hard Colds-P-ople whose blood is
pure are not nearly so likely to take
hard colds as are others. Hoods Sar-
saparilla makes the blood pure; and
this medicine RECEIVERS the system after
a cold as no other medicine does. Take
Hoods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
Produce Quotations from
yeR York City Market

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.--Butter firm
er Creamery higher than extras 61is
962; extra 90 X ae1i firsts so 49,
Eggs Irregular. Fresh gathered ex-
ira first ss07o; ditto flrsts unchang-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29
AMERICAN STANDARDS
fBy Q. 5. Terpeningl

Wy - . ACAptIAitiEj
Our national standards in Washington
times
Were gathered from previous strife
And builded this nation so nearly sub
lime
We revel in liberal life;
Ameriean standards are proven and
true
Ideals our fathers nnfurled,
EpiuTihus Unum, the old with the new
The symbol Of hope for the world.
Ideals that guided our armies so we'll
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-29

In the sheep and lamb trade the
Thursday arrivals were limited and
there was little activity noted in the
trade. General prices remain about as
previously quoted.
General sheep and lamb range.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
MRS. HARDING WILL
 PLEASE MARIONITES
NeighbOrS Think Her an Ideal
 First Lady"

Marion. O.. Sept. i7.--Many women of Marion. girlhood acquaintances. friends or chum= of Mrs. Warren G. Harding. wife Of tile republican nom- inee for the presidency. are, enthusi- astic over the possibility that she may preside at the White House They say she Is we'll fittcd for the duties of a presidents wife because "she has a mind of her own. generally manages to set what she wants, is thoroughly democratic. likes to give and go to parties, is interested in hundred and one things. knows how to talk to every one. including men and ence she knows you. always knows you.
 Some Marion residents say that Mrs. Harding was contributed in im- portant ways to Mir. Harding's suc- cess in life.
 Mrs. Harding was born here. Au- gust IS. 1860. and was reared in this city where she attended grammar a i'd high schools. Afterwards she studied music at the Cincinnati Conserva- tory of Music.
 AS Florence Kling. daughter of
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17


 Amos Kling, banker and one of the most wealthy men in Marion. she is described by a girlhooG friend. Mrs Margaret Gounkins. one of the best horsewomen I have ever seen. she rode and drove more like a man than girl" said Mrs. Youn- kins. who said she was moro aces toned in those days 10 seeing Flor encc Kling dashing swiftly up the street on Billy. her saddle horse, than walking with the other girls of her social circle. Other girlhood friends of Mrs. Harding told of the times when they used to pile into Flor ence's phaeton and ride with perfect behind her speedy Billy" Florence Kling was married to Warren c. Harding, then, as now, newspaper publisher. on July S. 1891 in their present homo in Mount Yer
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17

non avenue, Marion. For more than IF years. until illness prevented. Mrs. Harding was circulation manager of The tStar, her husbands newspaper. In addition she was the rcgistr ration hurean for complaints. advertising
 manaEar and angel to the newsboys When Mrs. Harding returns to Marion and meets any of the boys who carried papers for Senator Hard ing she pats them on the back, it is said. and remarks: Here is one of my boys-he will be famous some day" - Mrs. Harding has Teen a member of The Twigs," card club of Mar ion, for many years.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17

Catholic church in Cromwell at g o'clock; the Rev. J. Darwin will tie the knot. Miss Helen Graboski, sis ter of the bride, will be the brides maid, and Stanley fanatics. brother of the groom, will be the best man.
 Miss Ora boski is the daughter of Martin Graboski a well known farm CT, and a former resident of this city, living on Arch street.
 The groom, John J. fanatics, is an eX-service man and has been active in the Kosciusko post of the World War Veterans in this city. At present he is financial secretary of the organ ization.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
JANAITES-GRABOSKI
Local .x-Scrvicc Man to Wed DauGh- tc.. of Well Knowr Cromwell Farm CT on October ;.

The announcement is made of the coming marriage of John J. fanatics, son of Mrs. Tekla fanatics of s6 Sex ton street, and Miss Martha J. Crab oski of Cromwell, Conn.,, on October 5. The cerenony will take place at the
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17

Numerous other articles haven't space to mention NOTE-Automobl Men, Motorcycle Men-H will pay you to
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-21
DIR, HERACLIO GONZALEZ

A27 \ San Saba St. seQulna con
Lakeview, Telafono Travis $40,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-21
LA E,SCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXLCANA.

En- mcnos de un ano de haberse instaia.
DO. ha instrui6o a muchos esrudIantes parz
que conSiguieran empleo en- los Fl. &C.. Ma.
| cionales de Mexico y otros sistemas ferro-
riarioa. =
Sc imparten conocimientos y e~nsenanza
| completa y moderna: Z Inspectors de Loco
pectores de Calderas, Inspectors de Trenes.
taros, Reparadores de Carros, Mecanicos dc
Casa Redonda, Mecinicos de Piso y Taller
General. Mec5nicos de Frenos de Aire. Es-
| pecialistas y otros varios curso..
La Escuela Ferrocarrilera Mexicana ense-
ia eSoS trabajoS por correspondence. 4 20.
| dos aquellos que desearen ser aigo mas que
eternos esclavos de trabajos duros y suel-
dos bajos, y ayuda I perfeccionarse a los
que ejercc1 sin terer grandes conocirnientos.
Ia Escuela Ferrocarrilera Mexicana es re-
conocida y recomendada por todaS las unio-
! res de Ferrocagrileros Mexicanos. altos jefes
IS prcmincntes empleados.
Por Ia insignificant suma dc cuatro pesos
cincuenta centavos. puede empeZar 4 perfec-
cIonarse o cstudiar IN curse; lucgc cinco
centavos diarios hasta que ap-enda IN curse
y reciha ccrtificado y diploma.
:Uese. probar su fuerza de voluntad para
aprendc: algo rrovcchoso? Remita II peso
rlncuenta ~centavos en- giro postal u orden do
express. c Embellishments recibira i~eccicnes
v mues:ras de E-abaios a varios colores. SUI
ticiertes para IN mes de estudios.
Direction:
| ESCUEL.A FERRoCARRILERA MEXICANA
P. O.. Box II. Indio. Calf. L. S. A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-21
QUE COSAS TAN EXTRA
MAS SUCEDEN ALGU-
MAS VECES.

Lies escribo la ,presente con OBJ
jeto de darles a saber, que he toma-
do dos dosis mas del Maravilloso Re-
medic de Mayr, "Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy" Y que en- las ultimas dos
semanas he ganado diez libras de
peso, aunque mi cintura, debido a
que ha d~esaparecido Ia inflammation,
ha adelgazado TN POGO. Me siento
como 81 fuera un muchacho Y asegu-
70 que no hay en- ell munGo Il me-
dicina que pueda compararse con
6sta." Esta es una preparation SIM
pie e inofensiva, que remueve Ell mu-
Gus catarrhal de los conductos digesti-
vos Y destierra la inflan-acion, qIe
es la que p~racticamente provoca to-
das las Intermediates del higado y
del est6mago, incluyendo IA apendi-
citis.-Una dosis 10 convencera 0 Sc
lie devolvera su dinero. (Adv.)
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CABLES DE ESPANA
SerDicio especial de LA PRENSA


MADRID, E2ero 19.-En los circu-
los politicos Sc considera inminente
la crisis ministerial, en- vista de que
Sc ha puesto en- evidencia que tanto
ell partido maurista como ell grupo
encabezado por Romanones no le da-
ran su apoyo a Allende Salazar, en-
ell Parlamento.
Este cambio de actitud de los re-
feridos grupos ha sndo i~nesperado,
puesto que ambos Sc hallaban repre-
sentados en- ell gabinete actual. Sin
embargo, parece que 10 que ha deter
minado dicho cambio es que los re-
presentantes de los mencionados CRU
pos han tratado de seguir a u lide-
res, 10 cual ha determinado que sur
jan dificultades en- Ell seno del minis
terio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-21

Siguendo n poiitica contrarla a
la de sus predecessors, el Primer Nj
nistro Allende Salazar, en- una en-
trevista que les concedio a los perio-
distas, no nego la posibilidad de IL
crisis.
Dicese que Fernandez Prida, que
es ell Representative personal de Maui
ra en- Ell gabinete, va a renunciar a
causa de los ataques que Sc lie han
hecho y que, sesdn dice, proceden de
los miembros de su propio partido.
Creese que la crisis sobrevendra
la semana ~entrante cuando la cues
ton del aumento de las tarifas de
los ferrocarriles y la de las Juntas
Militares e llevados ante el Parla-
mento para su discussion.
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LLAMAN Al Oral. WOOD.
A DECLARAR ANTE Ell .
CONGRESO
Sc inDestigard acerca de ana
declaration que Sc dice
hizo en- Portland
Csusr:ol mira Ia PREkSi

T'clcgrauc Especial para La PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Enero 20.-El
Presidente de la Comision Naval de
la Camara de Diputados, Mr.. Butter,
manifesto hoy que ell general Leo
nardo Wood seria llamado por esa
Comisi6n, para que eXpicara su de-
c~laraci6n hecha en- I'm discurso que
pronunci6 anoche en- Portland, Mai
ne. relative a que la Armada 0 Ma
rina de Guerra de los Estados Uni
dos. err. una trampa de muerte flo
tante.
Ell Spcretario de Marina, Mr.. Da-
nielS puso ell case en- conocimiento de
la citada Comisi6n, por c%onsiderar
que la declaration del General Wood
lesionaba moralmente a la institution
naval.
Tn telegrama de Portland, recibido
aqui, hace una aclaracion del general
a csc ~respecto. Ell citado jefe mill
tar, dice el telegrama, manifesto
cuando Sc lie inform6 que la Comision
Naval de la Camara de Diputados 10
llamaba a declarar, que liz asevera-
ci6n hecha por el en- su discourse, no
estaba concebida en- los terminus Ell
que fue publicada por Ia prensa, pues
que en- realidad, 10 que e. dijo, fue
que las Marinas compuestas en- su
mayoria con individuos no prepare
dos en- la guerra, eran trampas de
muerte.
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COM2RE sUs Qetscas ) ve!ises eo Ia tab-ica :
!as ccHsegu:ra uaS bara:os J de nejoc cons
:rucciGn. Fab-ira de BaGles y PetacaS, 6I3
Do.o-osG ST.
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Linyos Maravinosos.

Para los que sufrcn, son vlctimaS
de la desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suarte, f~racasan en- sus negocloS Y
son desa~fortunados en- amores. Con
tan c~uriosos Hbros l~ograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos ' empresas, lograran el carino
del ser amado, llevaran a fellz terml-
TO sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc veran libreS de malas influen-
cias. Y venceran a suS enemigos Y ma
die podra c~ausarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos V recibira catalogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin Y Co..
San Rafael 6l-A. Habana, Cuba.
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PILONCILLO MEXICANO.

Chocolate manufacturado unica-
neEte pOr Torreho Mfg Co. Pida
EauestraS V preciOS, queSo de tuna,
caiata de n~embTillo, piatanos pasa-
dos. queSo graRde meNicano. rebOZoS
cara sonora, reataS meXicanaS para
Iazar. toquillas de cerda, metates con
mano, m~0lcajetes, InoiiR0s para niAta-
nal. hojas para tamales, tamalira, pei
mes para metate, peines meXicanos pa
RI Ia cabeza, mO!iaillOs para el ch0co-
late, Chicle negro, chicle blanco meXi-
|canc. pinole mexican0, colacion ne
yicana. dulces meXicanos. chicharroP
de puerco prenSado. carne SEGA, pi-
min del monte, chile colorado, YER
BIAS MEDICINALES, Medicines de
sodas classes. perfumes de todas mar
cas- y prec;os. WHO'S EMBQTELLA-
Dos. propios para bales Y reuniones.
v en- fin, ell mas grande surtido de
.~cuanto listed lie haga falta. e 10 que
sea. NueStra Gas es Ia numero L
i su genera en- e. Sur de los Esta-
: UnidoS.
Aunuue no o maude ell dinero
sdeiantado. como Sc 10 eNisen otros,
podemos surtirle los pedidos que nos
hzga. Escribauos pidiendo listas de
precios poS mayor y menor. NO lie
pCSara.
Dirija 81 correspondence q san
LUIS MERCANTILE CO. 324l, W.
Commerce ST. - Departamento s.
san Antonio. Texas.
NOTA: - Cada yierneS Sc publica
nueS,ra lista de precios en- este peri0-
dico. No dele de buscarla en- Ia Sc
| gunda plaza
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SPECIALIZATION DE MDUSTRAS Y C0MERCIOS

MADRID, Enero 19.-El proyecto
de ley aprobado por ell Senado, en-
el que Sc especifica que to4os los CO.
merciantes PROFESSIONALS c industrial
les deberan ser sindicalizados, ha 81
do enviado a la Camara Y su discu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-21

HOTEL SAN LUIS Cuarros iimPios y sa.
-sroS- P-ec!os cspsvialeS por se1nana. 2ot
n Santa Rosa Ave San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-21

MADRID, Enero 19.-Informan de
Zaragoza por la via telegrafica que
las autoridades estan hacienda in
v~estigaciones r~elacionadas con los re-
~cientes motines en- que tomaron par
te algunos soldados de artilleria y
los trabajadores Y que con este mott