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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10

Contains 3U6A.. imo st al huidI"SS
an" nous" IA rooms. 10" "t!'T ~ man
harlI I5XJ1: : uti."r :ta!i"S, stock sea ic"
coru-rrih i,raLary and wage" Hh"d com
h.ned: m"h!!" shed. tw" s;l"*: wash
nous" and farmhouse and spring house
Land lay" well, plenty Of water. spring
al soft water AT h"uS"; good Wh"a'' corn
ar tobacco ground; ;.hnuj al IN blue
grass. Land ear br diviUcd in : OF {"
tracts II wart"d. Lays along old NJ
;.unuI pix. i miles east 81 Cam;.r:dG".
To- \ chance IL make money. W. i.
Hanna, QUAKER cry. E"utr so. >. Dnio.
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Grocery ChanQes Hards,

tn" meat market and grocery owned
by Nndy Miduna. at 1896 jacob 81. vi.
,namg,. hands %" and after March L..
and VIII L." called i'kra!n!:,u i:.r;:.h 60
npTalIv" Meat Market "1d Grocery
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DIED.
DIVINE

pEVINE-0u Tuesday. March 9Th.
l1"". a $40 o'cl"ch a III. at the Ohio
Valley GENERA! Hospital. WILLIAM j.
Df:NlN!.. j., tac ii;h year of his aTn.
funcTa. notice hereafter.
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Tho greater N" necessity "n~ .,,.n.
"a" greater :rur opportunity 'u ..."
To IutrlhGcncrr Want NG-
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Honest finders are NOT
keepers. Ninety-hve per
cent of the people are honest. A
Lost" ad will recover your
property in almost every in
stance.
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-: Side !Z@INs s:
E>> >s by E2nt1ot11 Cameron ~;
A WE'LL DESERVED REBUKE

A wei m"-i;"d rchukr came to mo in
my maj tn, othrr day.
wonder II lou remember Ia" ar'i'."
wrote rllIin& ~" a;'"m;luu of ~, 'h-
&c.. 90 the fan, that IN bringing ~ ~"u~
rn,y VIZ" "'su hr.ug;ns Hr hu>hlndt.
aud suEr.s;.u- ;hd' they Il" - ~,
wish they had been duur by III IN" mat
ter Of .urutc.,tlnG good habit, II order.
and 50 forth.
III" rnat ,ud"d. "Gr rour," - w"rna %
can haN" = very WARM i""i,n@ f." Pie
Woman who Sc G"mE 80 tax" ms ,Ho
IN h"r sons u"Nrt. bUt. -"l"'
No One Could Have Better Right
The widowed mother Of an only son
q woman who has had an unusual dc
g~..,. 'oC ,oIupau.onShip with tHat '''n
ANA who ul~ worked hard for an, and
~ .." - uow r"apIuG some "i TIN L. ~
IT, ID the chance TO DO a. / please I"r
,h. first 'Iru- IN 81 years delivers TIA"
r.hukc. and surely no on" could hhN'
better rsht.
.Thcrr truly IS" 81" writes. on,
mother who has warm feeling t"v 'h"
Woman VIII" Viii FAX, first plr'r IA h'r
sons heart. | am looking forward wl'h
pleasure To thr tim" when shall have
q daughter. Really. | thlN L. M Z
Will BE- \ browning happiness Z" Sc.
N.w happy and yell lowed hy another '
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FOR RENT
FOE Rem,

FOE RENT-Furnished rooms. electric
IiShi and bath. Gentlemen preferred.
IaU telephone l7sIM or inquire l"G No.
Front street. mr-lU-i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


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tircIy out Of the system. People writo
is and say they are astoundcd al the
results. especially on the kidneys. Just
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MADONNA

Mac oNALD-Un Tuesday. Mare. 9Th.
1920. q; tie home of her daughter.
Ny. Charles EOn'nG. Baton Ruuc".
Louisiana. HANNAH MacpONhLp.
widow Of tn" late l.. J. MACEDONIA ID.
in hrr 32nd y"at
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FOR SALE acre. house bank
barn and ether oIibuIidincS. = ;CTo~
e white. uak timber. = acres ~ fruit. all
h'uds. 3 good springs running water,
coal bank "icn on farm. y mile from
pike. ! mill from railroad station, y:
mil. from school and , stores: free de
livery. plenty of WORK handy, Will sell
",3 easy term" InIuir" =. l.. Bell Ray
irud. OHIO. i. T. H. >. Bon IS. mdr.@-N
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wAHTED-Two experienced truck dr.N-
crs. One experienced warehouse ma.
Klein & Norman Co. mr-9-I
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wANTE0-MALE.

wAETBD-Man thoroughly fam!l. ::
with freight tariffs and s:caographc
work. Apply =. ". Henry, Is City Hani
Building. mr-l0-J
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wAETED-Truck driver for lum0c"
wagon. Inquire J. ". Bc!tz & Sons
-. l9th and k;off SITS. mr-9i
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wANTED-Young men. II upward. do
string railway mail c!crkships. 81 10
month. write for fire." particulars g.
am;natiUnS. j. Leonard former GOV
crnmcut cAamiTcC) 1925 Equitabl: Bid.
Washington. II. =. mr. iu-nG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10
TrRTTr Secured TrnoG-
- FIN marks register
cd. Patcn; and
Trademarks litigation. Booklet free.
q. z. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling. W. Va
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE :" 81 head all purpose
horses. ali KINDS. all times. Enquir"
iiraudraSs feed and sale stable. 33rd ana
Wv;z,l SITS. Wheeling. mr-lh-3ud
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FOR SALE-F'rcsh r"w. Enqu:r" =. r
Bowman, Wdsd!". Ii00-R-lc. mr-"-i
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us -ELLANEoUS.
TENANT ~

FOR sALH-NcN Ford touring car
body. InqUjr" Winters Packing Co..
Elm Grove. ta.l - Elm Grove. lnr-?-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-10
HILDRET6

H1LpRETh On Friday. March ;. 1870
=; "a "'.iori> u IN. al Winter Park,
Fla. Bl:NL.tMIN NJ. IIiLpRETH.
Funeral services at his late r-Sidcn."
:; Poplar Ave.. WooGlawr. Wedres-
DAY SiIl"rno0n' O'Clock. int'rmrI:
private Grc rnwu0d cemetery.
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FOR SALE-BruuI SONS and piES Az
tHur BLAKE. Martins Ferry, -. Route
Nc. !. mr-I-l
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CRoSSE-Oa Sunday. March 7. 1890. IL
! b, D m. tl.IXNKETU BENIN

ScrvI""~ cM W"dnas,ia" afternoon Il,
oc!urH. Il; Tho homo. No. 80 Lib. rjy
stree. Elm Grove. Friends invited
:" att ID. lLtCrrcnt - Greenwood
n,iEIiIrN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02

urzqdza Gniazdo Sokolc I'm. |.
X. Ordona, w piqtek Ago czerw-
ca b. r. w sail Wv. Polek o Smej
wieczorem.
Rodacy! Me nawo6ywan, ME
reklamy sqznistej nam trzeba.
lecz czynu, kupuiac Bondy Poly
czki Polskiej. Ma vice kazdy po-
winien przybyc, ably Z ust pred
stawicieli Rzeczypospolitcj Pol
skicj, ktorych komitet zaprosi},
usfvSzec o stosuakach / potrze-
bach kraju. Ponadto komitet "a
argazowai najlepsze ch6ry i silly
artvstycznc.
Vice kto WV ma wiec P. ?, T.
P. s. Komitet P. P. P. On. Or
dona zawiadamia il w kazdy VITO
rex i czwartek wieczorem spree
dale P. P. p. w domu wv. Polell
"a gotowke i ma iatwe spiaty. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
UcINAJ!

Pewnego wieczora Misyonarz
usiadlszy w gronie maiych mt
rzynkow, pouczai ich o miiosci
Goga j wreszcie zapytai, CODY oni
czynili ably pokazac, re nawza-
|jcm Boga miiuja.
Czy ty miiujesz Boga? -
zapytaS sic jednego.
- TAX, Ojcze.
Calem screen?
- TAX, Ojcze.
- Wiecej niz swego ojca1
- TAX - wiecej,
- Wieccj niz mnie:
- TAX, Ojczc.
- Gdyby naprzyk}ad .mahome
tan przyszedl i powiedziai ci: -
Wyrzeknij sic twej WARY, albo
zostaniesz wys}any ma wygnanic,
cobyS zrobii?
-Da}bvS nam, Ojcze, medaliki
Matki Boskiej i zarazbysmy po-
sill.
- Lccz gdybym powiedziai:
vWyrzecz sic WARY, albo ci gio-
we utne::" cobyS wtedy zrobiS?
Grobowa cisza nastala.
Wreszcie, jeden dziecinny g}os
sic odezwal: - Ojcze, gdyby mi
tax powiedziai, jabym odpowie-
dzias: ,,Ucinaj!
Wszelka pomoc prosze przvsy
lac adresujac: Sodality OF St. Pc
ter Claver for the African Mis-
sions, Fullerton Bldg, St. Louis,
Mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
ZAVONDALE.

Tow. Pozyczkowe Sw. Jacka,
na:starsze " dzielnicy Avondale
otwiera T. dniem lgo czerwca, b.
r. Sofa serve. Towarzyatwo to
posiada try klasy a mianowi--
Gle, klase A. do kt6rej sic piaci
p cent6w tygodniowo, klase B.
12N centow tygodniowo i klase
{. jednorazowa wpiata so.
Do novel seryi z~apisywac sic
MONA kazdcgo dnia Z w~yjqtkiem
niedziel w biurze pnr. 29I7, n.
Central Park ave. blisko Alilwau
kce ave, W kt6rcm to biurze znaj
DUE sic take biuro realnoSciowe
i asekuracyjnc L. !. Pokornow-
skiego. oraz biuro adwokata P.
Z. Schwaby, zaS kazdego czwar-
tku wieczcrem pomiedzy godz. /
a 9ta zapisac sic MONA w biurze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
z A IN. ORDONA.

Vice w sprawie P. p P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
Fla Porte, Ind.
(W1asna korespondencya Dziennika
ChicaIZoskiego).

Miasteczko La Porte, oddalone "a
South Bend o % mil ma zachod, po-
iozone Jest PREY kolei Lake Shore.
Juz cd kilkudziesieciu lat familie
polskie tutaj zamieszkuja, niektore
z mich jul sic wynarodowiiy, a So
I tacy, kt6rzy wiecej czuja sic Anne
rykanami | Cd Polak6w stronia.
Ro1watniejsi obywatele widzac,
re dziatwa sic wynaradawia, pony
sleli o szkole koSciele polsKim'
zdoiano zorganizowac parafie | W
roku 191Stym przystapiono do bu-
dowy szko}y koScioia Ia sumo D.
kolo $4,000. Rozmaicie SIC tutaj
wiodlo | parafia re swoIm %probosz-
czem X. Janem Osadnikiem przecho-
d1ila al do 1890 lutego 1920 r. VIE
le ucia4liwych | przykrych chwil.
z dniem 1890 lutego 1920 r. OBJ
jai kierownictwo parafii N~ajslodsze-
90 Serca Jezusa X. Ignacy j. Gap
czyhski, d~awniejszy proboszcz " Tel
lesion, Ind. Odtad parafia ruszyta
naprzod, dzieki uieciu potrzeb pa
rafii przez nowego ~proboszcza. kto-
~ wszystkich pracujacych opodatko-
wal odpowiednio do wieku. Paraf.a'
ME, bez szemrania przyjeli plan y.
p~roboszcza | dzieki. ich ~ofiarnoSct, "
n~iespelna trzech miesiacach zdotano
spiac!c $500. ~Zakupiono take pick
nv wielki dom mieszkalny "a $4,000
ola S!ostr Nauczycielek, ktore de-
tychczas enthusiastically W jednej Z
klas, Ia zas klasa zajeta bedzie :"
przysz,ym roku przez dzieci szkolne.
Pierwsza Misya Sw. ped kierown.-
ctwem o. Mtsyonarza Mateusza No
waka pokrzepila rodak6w W La Por-
te , wislu zawr6cilo re zlej drogi do
Boga, pojednalo sic / podaio reke 10
zgcdy.
X. proboszcz. majac ma oku doofo
/ przyszlost parafii, zabral sic do zor
~ganizowania mlodziezy. Zatozono
Tow. sw. StanisIawa Kcstki dnia is
maia b r. do kt6rego nalezy juz 20
mlodziehc6w. Podatek miesleczHy
wynosic bedzle so cent6w. Oprocz
zbierania sic ma rozmaite zaoa"y !"
SWEET sail - czionkowie Tow. sw'
Stanislawa zajmowa& sic beda prz"1
stawieniami, gra W pike base pal
it'd; do tego Towarzystwa pr1y1mu'9
sic mlodz'e6oow cd AGO Wieku'
J6zef Okrzesik, sekretarz
4o6 Brighton str. La Porte lnn'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
L Sodalicyi sW.
PiOtra Klawera.
MALI MEcZENNICY
AFRYKI.

Wypadek ~niniejszy zdarzyl sic
w Ugandzie podczas strasznego
i krwawego przeEladowania ma
wroconych ma wiare c~hrzeScijah,
ska. Postanowiono wymordowac
wszystkie dzieci chrzeScijanskie.
Kazde dziecko wiazano' w sno-
pck zrobiony z drzewa i Stony,
nastepnie podpalono!
TAX uczyniono czternastu die
ciom. Kazde wzieto z osobna i
gdy dziecko odmowilo zaprzec
sic WARY, zostaIo zywcem spa
lone.
.Jedcn chFopczyk pozosta}. By}
to syn zwierzchnika gminy. o.
ciec lego spodzicwal sic, &c wi
dok okrutnej Smierci lego iowa
Tzvszy tax go wyStraszy, &c sic
Z checia zaprzc. WARY katolickiej,
ably ujSt Smierci.
Dziecko poczeio Piakat. Ojciec
rCicszyl sic. DO mySlal, re to byS,
znak oslabienia wiary i rzeki:
..Widzisz co robiq z chrzeScija-
Mani. Placzesz, DO sic bojisz bye
snalonym. Czy jeszczc sic ME wv
rzeknicsz tel paskudnej religii?"
ME ojczc", odpowiedziaio
dziecko. ,.Piacze, DO sic boje, re
mi ME dasz umrze6 "a wiare. Jes-
tenn chrzeScijaninem i chce UNI
rec tax jak moi towarzysze "a
WARE
Ojciec prosii dziecko, lccz ma
daremnie. Wreszcie chiopiec 20
stall zwiazany i zywcem spalony
podobnie jak jego t~owarzysze..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
ZE SPRAW SOKOLICH.
u biura Okregu IIgo wv. Sok. Pol.

Zawiadamiam n;niejszem. re posle-
dzenie Wydzialu Okregu II. odbe-
die sic We Srode dnia . czerwca. "
lokalu biura pnr. 1868 Milwaukee
ave. o godz. punktualnie Smej VIE
czorem. RowncczeSnie zawiadamiam,
re posiedzenie Wydzialu Okregu II.
z. S. P. odbywaja sc stale co 1sza |
trzecia srode kaAdego mieslaca poi
wyzej wspomnianym adresem. Po-
dug uchwa}y Wydzialu. kaidy nleo-
ben1y ma p~osiedzeniu czlonek Wy
dziaiu podlega, karze W sumie Sch
dolar6w ma sprawe plebiscytcwa.
Jan Dumanus,
Sekretarz Okregu II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
WAYNE! WAZNE!
Zebranie W Sprawie Pozyczki Polskiej

Stosownie do jednogloSnego wniosku,
przyjetego ma wieczornicy W niedziele W Domu
'zwi9zku Polek, uchwalono azeby wydac nj
nieJsza odezwe ktora ma bye uwazana "a Off
cyalne zaproszenie: zatem -
Zaprasza sic Ma Vice do domu Zwiaz-
ku Polek numer 1909 North Ashland Avenue
ma godzine S-ma W Srode wieczor, dnia Ego
czerwca 1920 roku,
Zaprasza sig wszystkie S7anowne "a
rzady wszystkich bez wyiatku Organizacyji
Zrzeszen Polskich, Wielebnych Ksiezy Pro
boszczow, Praise Polske, oraz Przewodnikow
Oreanizacyi Robotniczych / przedstawicieli
zrzeszen L~udowych W Chicago / okolicy; ME
pomiiamy nikogo ii ~prosimy, by wszyscy sig
stawili; potrzebne to ola sprawy powodzenla
Polskiel Panstwowej Pozyczki.
POSEG KAZIMIERZ LUBOMIRSKI
i Komltet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
pod kosciolem Sw. Jacka, rt
Wolfram i N. Lawndale ave.

POD koSctofem sW. JacKa, ROC
Wolfram i N. Lawndale ave.
Tow. Pozyczaoowe sw. Jacka
isrnieje juz przeszio IA lat a VIE
rzytelnosci jego wynosza pre-
sz!o S2oO,o0O, ktore to pieniadze
So ulokowane ma pierwszych hi
potekach (mortgages).
w skiad zarzadu wchodza, F,
Wilkiewicz, prezes, S. F. Ryba,
Wiceprezes, Leon Pokornowski,
~sekretarz. F. Groblewicz, kasyer,
?. Rychlowski, Jan Smolihski,
?. P. Szumnarski. NJ. Koterski,
!. w. Ruszkiewicz, dyrektorzy
p. H. Schwaba, adwokat i nota-
ryusz.
Leon Pokornowsi, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
Z PRAC OLA P0zYCZKl
POLSKIEJ.
DO A LEKARZY I DEN
TYSToW POLSKICH.

Tow. Lekarzy ! Stow. Denty-
stow polskich ~po}aczy}y sic w &c
lu wspolncj piracy mad Polskq
Pozyczka PanStwowa. Oba to-
warzystwa wybra'y komitety kt6
re zajma sic akcyq ola pozyczki.
Ponizej podpisany komitet prosi
81. Kolegow obu profesyi, aby
dopomogli do przeprowadzenia
Rampant. Kupujcie vice Koledzy
bocdy Cd wyzej wymienionych
towarzystw. Komitet doiozy
wszystkich staran, ably odwiedzic
kazdego lekarza ! kazdego den
tystye w tel sprawie. Koledzy
NIGGA ogromnie ulatwic prace,
rrzesy4ajqc rzeki fub przekazy
pocztowe wprost do kto-egokol-
wick czlonka komitetu.
Z kolezanskiem pozdrowieniem
Komitet.
Or. F. Wi;niewski, 1543 w. Di-
vision str.
Or. w. A. Kuflewski. 1906 w.
Division str.
DR.. L. P. Kozakiewicz. 1901 w.
Chicago ave}
DR.. J. A. Zabrocki, IS F. Wash
ington str.
DR.. w. w. Nowacki, 2S91 Mil
w.ukee ave.
Dr.. s. NJ. Mioduszewski, 1I65
Milwaukee ave.
z GNIAZDA IN. ORDONA.
Vice w sprawie P. -. P.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02

Wszelka pomoc prosze przysy
lac a~dresujac: Sodality of St.
Peter Claver for the African Mis-
sions, Fullerton Bldg, St. Louis.
Mo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-05
$50 HOMESEEKERS TO
PAY VISIT TO JARDIN
TRACT,BROWNSVILLE

Land eXcurSiuniSts 70 the number
Of $50 viii arrive in Brownsville
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock TO visit
the III Jardin tract, two miles east
Of Brownsville. being colonized by
the Lone Star Immigration Company.
The special train bearing the ex-
cursionists VIII reach Harlinger
Tuesday morning and viii be met
there by automobiles. The day will
be spent in showing the visitors the
development Of the upper Valley
tracts. They will BE brought tc
Brownsville ia the evening and TAX.
en- 10 the club house for the night
For the next three days they will be
taken over the FL Jardin tract and
on sightseeing trips to the palm
grove, the mouth of the Rio GrandC
and for those who desire il, acros.
into Mexico.
Besides the party coming for the
FL Jardin tract, Brownsville vii
probably be visited by an excursion
Of 10 homeseekers who are investi.
eating the Fresnos tract. This party
will be in charge of NJ. NJ. Hanson
sales agent for the tract. Scrivnei
and Bennett. who have tract neal
Olmito, viii bring in a party Of thir
ty-five. bringing the total visitors VI
to about 325 in number.
Reports from upper Nallqy indicate
that this win be one Of he largest
land eScursion weeks cf the season
las many Of the companies colonizint
the upl section are bringing il
special trains. .'ast Of, these. how
ever. will probably y rtturn norti
without visiting Browgfvilie Us th'
tracts they are Inspecting lie above
Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-05
FILLING STATION
site Is SELECTED
Columbian Concern to Erect
Building Near Corner of
18th and Levee Streets

The site for the gasoline filling sta
tion for automobiles to be construct
ed i'm Brownsville by the Columbian
Oil & Refining Company of Houston
will be at the corner of Thirteenth
and Levee streets, it was announced
today BY +. X Goodrich, an associate
director of the company, who return
ed to Brownsville today after con-
ference AT Houston.
The company has obtained five
year lease, with option Of purchase,
on the property at the northeast cor
ner, including the old Wreford home
stead, fronting fifty feet on Lcvee
street and eighty-one feet on Thir-
teenth. Only a portion Of the Wre-
ford hcme, however. will be razed for
the station.
The building to be erected by the
company will cost about $1,000. 1t
viii be fifty feet by thirty feet as 10
dimensions. and the architecture calls
for quite a handsome building. Drive
ways will be provided for, there will
be white enameled restroom, offices
and storage room. The building will
be fireproof, with stucco walls. Bids
are expected to be advertised foI
some time during next week, MIR
Goodrich said. The plans are by
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-05
PASSPORT VISAS
TO Be RENEWED.
MEXICO RULING
New Oreder Announces That
Renewals Must be Every
6 Months-Cost $3.50

A delayed circular from the Mexi-
can state department. received at the
Mexican consulate in Brownsville, an
nounces that effective January /.
1920, all local, emergency and state
department passports issued by the
United States will require new visas
every six months. The ruling covers
practically every passport dated prior
to January /, 1920, TO have a new
visa. and renewals must be obtained
at the Mexican consulate before the
passport will be honored by the Mex
lean immigration inspectors.
The charge for visas is also i'm
creased from 81 to $3.50, or five
pesos, Mexican money.
The new rule divides passports into
three classes, known as Local Pass
ports" Emergency Passports" and
estate Department Passports"
The circular, translated, reads ms
follows:
Class Local passports. require a
new visa every six months, with a
charge of five pesos, or $500 u. ,.
money on every visa.
Class Emergency passports, is
sued by the United States immigra-
ton service, valid only within a limit
of one hundred kilomcters, or 63
miles from the border. These are TO
be re-visaed once a month with the
same charges.
Class passports from the state
department in Washington, y. c.
These should be visaed every trip and
fee paid on each visa, same fee as
Class | and Class 2.
Notion a well justified emer-
gency case. where the party has nc
time to obtain Class passport, the
Mexican consul may put n special
visa on a Class ] permit, for one
trip only, and It shall serve the same
purpose as Class 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-05
FAIR PRICES" NOT
FAIR ALL AROUND
Chicago Merchants Selling at
Prices Lower Than Others
Can Buy at Wholesale

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. 5.-Investi-
cation Of fair price" lists for cloth
ing issued by the Illinois Fair Price
Committee and which down-state
merchants declare is lower than the
wholesale price, has revealed busi-
ness deal whereby leading Chicago
department stores have done a rush
ing business in cheaper grades Of
clothing.
This committee. which Is composed
Of five officials of big down town de-
partment stores and one representing
suburban dealers. frankly admits that
clothing cannot be bought in the
wholesale market today at the fair
price set for retailers. The big down
town stores have complete lines Of
clothing on sale in their subway sec
tions al prices fixed and have been
doing a rushing business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-05
TEN MEXICO STATES SHAKEN BY
SEVERE QUAKE; MANY KILLED
CENTER OFCONVULSION
is SPLACEDNEAR MOUNT
ORIZABA, IN VERA CRUZ
(By The Associated Press)

MEXICO CITY JAN 5Ten shaken earthquake
urday night least villages
The which felt
CaNaca Guerrero Morelos asco TaX Hdago
Ithmus
five hundred miles and from the to
of the cOnvuion neghborhood
about miles of Vera The
in this region
Iecceo village thrtyfe miles northeast
destroyed and similar fate befen Couan
Communications
reached i'm
Many houses and churches JaaIa, fifty miles
damaged while
In the suburbs Orzaba where the shock
killed
experienced at Cordoba, miles caste Of
While kilograms where
stated
be made yet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-01-05
REPUBLICANS meet
in CHICAGO, HOLD
MANY CONFERENCES

CHICAGO, H., Jan. 5.-Nearly 2
thousand republican men and women
from fourteen central west states met
here today for the first of n series OF
conferences arranged for January BY
VIII Hays, national chairman. The
second will be held at Denver Janu-
airy s and . and the third at San
Francisco January IL and 13.
Women will take a prominent part
in these gatherings, according to par
tv leaders who are planning their na-
tional campaign on the suppositiou
that the national suffrage amend
ment will be ratified in time to give
all women a vote at the November
election.