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The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
Children S Sunrise Stories
By Howard II. Garts
Copyright. 1920. by Mcclure sJndieats.
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE ICICLES.

Are you going out to look for an
adventure, Uncle Wiggily?" asked
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy one after
noon, as the bunny rabbit gentleman
was about to leave his hollow
stump bungalow.
81 was thinking of it." replied Mr..
Longears. Did you want me to
bring you back one, Nurse Jane, or
may 1 have the pleasure of getting
you a diamond dishpan at the three
and four cent store?" And, as he
asked this, the bunny rabbit gentle
man made a low and polite bow
with his tall silk hat.
Il hardly think I care for an ad-
venture. Uncle Wiggily." answered
Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy. But IL you
want to do something for me, please
make a little ice cream. Aunt Je-
rusha Ann, the woodchuck lady, and
Aunt Lettie, the lady goat. are COM
ing over to see me. and I'd like to
give them ice cream and cake. But
II forgot all about ordering the
cream. We have a new little
freezer, though. and you could
easily freeze me some while l am
talking to them"
why, yes, 1 could do that" said
Uncle Wiggily.
"Oh, thank your' exclaimed Nurse
Jane. I'll mix up the cream, milk.
eggs, sugar and favoring, ready to
put in the freezer, and you can
chop up the ice and salt to go
around the outside"
While the muskrat lady was busy
in the kitchen, mixing up the sweet
cream so it could be frozen, Uncle
Wiggily went to the refrigerator to
get chunk of ice. But no sooner
had he opened the cover than he
saw that the box was empty.
'Oh, Nurse Jane!" cried the rabbit
gentleman. You forgot! We told
Mr.. Whitewash, the polar bear gem
tleman, not to leave any more ice.
as the weather is getting so cold
now. We haven't a bit of ice to
freeze the cream. What shall do?''
Nurse Jane blinked her eyes, and
then, as she looked down the wood
land path, she said:
.Oh, dear me! And here comes
Aunt Lettie and Aunt Jerusha Ann
now. We hardly have time to do
anything, and I'll feel so mortified
If I can't offer them cake and ice
cream. What shall I do?"
Il have it," suddenly cried Uncle
Wiggily. I'll go over to the cave
of Mr.. Whitewash in my automobile
and get some ice. Then I'll come
home and freeze the cream before
you know it."
"Oh, please do" begged Nurse
Jane. Quick, now, before they get
herev
SO Uncle Wiggily lodged around
the corner of the hollow stump
bungalow, just as Aunt Lettie and
Aunt Jerusha Ann came along, and
Muse Jane welcomed them, saying:
"Oh, how glad I am to see you!
Come right in and sit down and take
off your bonnets! Well have a cup
of tea and some ice cream and
cake"
81 hope I may be able to get that
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DorothyDix's ExcellentAduice
THE IDEAL HOME
Copyright, 1870. Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

A man asks me my definition of
an ideal home.
Physically. 1t is a place of peace,
and quiet, and comforts place to
which one goes for refreshment OF
body as well as of soul. Within II
one finds cleanliness and order, and
good food. warmth in winter and
coolness in summer. a good bed to
sleep on, a good chair TO sit in, a
good dinner at the end OF the days
work, a good book to read.
The place out Of which a home Is
made may be grand or humble. 1t
does not matter. The floor may be
of bare boards or covered with Per-
sian rugs; the bed may be of deal
or carved and inlsid wood; the din
ner may be a banquet or a single
savory dish. II is home IL it ex-
presses our individual taste and
meets our individual need Of com
fort
/ have been in palaces built by
great architects and furnished by
famous interior decorators that
were no more homes than hotels or
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
THE VICTORY OF SPITE.

Osborne looked at his watch.
"a trifie late. but we might still
get in at a show" he suggested to
Alison. What say?"
Anything to keep from arguing
with you" she replied spitefully.
He controlled a sarcastic reply
and stoically assisted hor into her
furs. While he went for his own
hat and coat, Alison strolled slowly
through the lobby of the restaurant,
glancing at herself in the long mir
rOrs. At her first glimpse of her
own reflection, she Immediately cor
rected the frown between her eyes,
the sulky set of her red mouth.
Larry Joined her almost imme-
diately. and they went out into the
frosty night. He drew long breaths
of the crisp air. &.
Tastes good after that smoky
dump, doesn't it?"
Il hate the cold" Alison snuggled
down into her furs with a little
shiver. DO We have to walk?"
He heaved a sigh.
"Irs only four blocks, but"
With his stick he signalled a
passing taxi and put her into it.
You're worse than the mater!
She hates to walk down to the front
gate"
she never does except to climb
into our car" Alison reminded him
spitcfully.
Larry laughed without comment.
ut goes against the grain to have
the mater and the girls ride in that
car, doesn't it?"
You should have heard Myra this
afternOOn" shifted Alison. "Actu-
ally daring to, sit in the car and
ask me if they couldn't Eive me- a
lift. Such cool nervem
We'll, why not?" he demanded
impatiently. What is mine is the
matters. After all, she's done every
thing in the world for me, and
what have you done, I'd like to
know"
Alison uttered a little exclama-
ton of rage.
That's the second time in our
married life that you've said those
very words to me. You shan't have
an opportunity to say them again!"
She laid hand on the taxi door.
Stop the cab" she commanded,
I'm getting out"
Don't be any more OF a damned
1901 than the Lord made you" he
returned. wrenching her hand from
the door-knob.
"O-O-oh!" it was half a sob, half
gasp, then she burst into tears,
her face pressed down into her
furs.
The cab slowed down, turned ana
came to a stop.
The Princess Theater, sir" an
nn1lnrnH tho HriV ch nj
der.
Drive on" ordered Osborne grim
ly, mOtioning away the uniformed
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The Head Nurse
Says:
The Windows of the Mind.

The other day the young woman
who had been experiencing some
trouble with her eyes" reluctantly
acceded to the urgings of her family
and consulted an occulist. She felt
certain, as she said, that while she
did not need glasses she was lust
sure that the doctor would make
her wear them.
You can imagine her surprise and
delight after having had her eyes
carefully tested and examined to
learn from the occulist that she did
not really need glasses but that
there were one or two little things
which could be readily corrected by
following a few suggestions which
he gave her with regard to using
her sight. The eyes, as someone
has said, are the windows of the
mind and from an ethical stand
point as well as a health standpoint
one cannot be too careful in the
very important matter Of treating
the eyes carefully and consulting an
occulist when the vision seems to
be even slightly impaired, rather
than putting undue strain upon
these very delicate organs.
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WOMAN,S AFFAIRS: S:WASFHNGTON AND ELSEWHERE
The Manage Mill & s::: =:;.. 's':

official who came running forward
to open the door.
Where to?"
"Anywhere-the lake front Or
hell, he added under his breath,
but Alison caught IL.
Il don't want to drive-I want TO
go to show!" she cried, sitting up
right and dabbing at her eyes. Tell
him to go backw
Good Cody exploded Larry. He
took off his hat and pressed his
hand to his forehead.
Il give up" he muttered resign
edly. DO what you please-you
will, anyway"
Alison tapped on the glass behind
the chauffeur's head.
Back to the Princess" she or
dered triumphantly.
Osborne was sunk in his great
coat. staring straight ahead. his
stick beating a tattoo on the floor.
Alison smiled triumphantly in his
general direction, and taking out
her vanity case, began to repair
the damages to her complexion with
the aid of the passing street lights
To BE Continued Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
New Motor Fuel Developed
In South Africa, Report

Alcohol and ether form the basis
for a new motor fuel know as
Acetol, now being developed in
South Africa, according to reports
received by the Department of Com
merce.
1t is claimed for the fuel that it
practically solves the problem of the
air cooled motor. No carbon sedi-
ment is formed, and no special car
buretor is required. Acetol readily
mixes with gasoline, and is said to
be much cheaper.
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weaknesses and derangemsts. this
is the proven remedy. This Prescrip-
ton of DR.. Pierce's is a woman 5
temperance tonic for the frail, the
dehcate and those who are nervous,
dizzy, and who have backache and
dragging feelings. Try it NOW
tablets or liquid. Send 10 cents
for trial package to DR.. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 2s. - Gangway
for the Gold Tooth Kidm
y. T. Lee here has a little gold
mine in his home. The mines name
Is Eva Catherine and she, raises
nuggets in her mouth. Babes born
with silver soup ladies beneath
their tongues and babes with rail-
way bonds in their banks and lIkker
in their cellars-all these-hats off
to Atlanta's Auriferous Infant!
Here are the allegations:
Eva is IA months old. Recently
her first tooth matched" Day by
day the prideful parents watched
The Washington herald., 1920-10-29
Street Railway Income Drops.

Figures furnished the Interstate 9
Commerce Commission by the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Street Railway
Company show a decrease in net in
come for the month Of September,
1920. under September. 1919. Of S65.-
3S6.02, and a decrease in net income
for the nine months. January to
Of s577.93I.7l, under the
same period last year.
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the coming of the toothlet. 1t is
strenuously denied that the child
used a railroad spike for a teething
ring, but, be that as it may
One day Mrs. Lee propped open
Eva's oral os and looked within
with careful aim. Lo and behold
and oh. by gosh-the tooth was
gold!
Five hundred Atlanta folks eyes
have been dazzled by the jewelers.
window effect of Eva's mouth, and
some hold with the parents that the
tooth is 14-karat, warranted for 20
years.
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Wife Gets Sl,OO0,00o Insurance.

New Orleans, Oct. 2S.-The will OF
Paul Gelpi, formerly liquor i'm
porter, left his entire estate to his
widow. Gelpi carried nearly one
million dollars insurance and was
said to be the most heavily insured
man in the entire South.
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WHEN IT. LOOKS DARK tc

any weak or
ailing woman,
DR.. Pierce
Favorite Pre-
scription comes
to her help.
For "womanly
Ills - pains and
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Financial Congress
Begins Discussion
OF Worlds Debts

BRUSSELS, Sept. :5 (By The Asso-
eiated Press}.-Dslegates to the In
teSnational Financial Congress to-day
began consideration Of the worlds
debts and deficits, detailed to them by
the various countries, preliminary to
the general discussion Of the financial
situation. which will begin Monday.
The statements presented by the
nations at this time dwell upon trade
restrictions in various countries and
the inability Of others 20 pay for i'm
portations, with resultant high prices
ana abnormal exchange.
The foregoing were pointed out as
the chief obstacles TO general trade
revival, and proposed remedies will
be- brought forth when the conference
begins.
Colonel 3. H. Hess, paymaster Of
thg American Expeditionary Forces
the University Of Wisconsin. and
Keith McCloud, q Boston banker, to-
dsk Joined Roland W. Boyden, unof-
f@al observer at the conference for
the United States. as advisers.
General Increase in Debts
Information supplied by the Euro
pdan neutral countries shows a gen
ernl increase in debts and paper
mSney circulation over the pre-war
figures. Denmark owes 770,000,000
kDnen to-day, as compared with
3GD,000,0OO before the war, and her
ejaculation has gone from 150,000,0 900
k1bnen to 540,0o0.000 At the same
tiS1e she has increased her gold reserve
frbm 100000 kronen to 23o,ooo,ooo
kpnen.
Sweden, it was made known, owed
6R0O0o0O kronen before the war, and
the debt has now increased to 1,27l,-
O0o, 900 kronen. Her circulation is now
7b9 900, 900 kronen, as compared with
234, ,0O0, 900 kronen before the war. Her
gold reserve has risen from the pre-
war total of 1o2,ooO,o00 to 261, 100000
kronen.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

Switzerland now owes 3,750,CO0 francs,
according to the figures presented, as
compared with 1886, 900 francs before
the war. Her circulation is 100000, 900
francs, as compared with the pre-war
circulation Of 272,00o,Oo0 francs; her
gold reserve is S6O,ooO,OOo francs, how
ever, as compared with 1oo,ooo,OOo
francs before the war.
Norway's debt, figures for that coun-
try said, has risen to more than 1,000,-
100000 kronen.
Holland also has been able to keep
up the gold reserve in proportion to
her increased circulation. She owes
2,679, 100000 forms, as compared with
1882, 200, 900 before the war. Her cir
culation is 1,000oo0,o00 forms, as COM
pared with 317,0o0,o0O florins before
the war. Her gold reserve has in
creased from 172,o0D,000 forms to
637 100000 forms.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-24
INAUGURATION De NUEVoS CUR
SOS EN- IA CASA DE cOMU-
NiDAD CATOllCA

La Casa de Comunidad at6lica, ST
Ia en- las Gales de Matamaros, n0nero
$50, sigue Gando cabida al elemeRto
Elexicano y cada vez Sc nota mayor
movimiento Y entusiasmo en- aquel
establecic1;ento educativo. No hay mas
que If por las noches a aquel lugar y
yer los salonCs de classes plet6ricos DC
estudiantes.
Acadia de anunciarse la creaci6n de
ruevos ursos que cor el nombre de
Servicio iCy1 sustentar4 Ia sehorita
argarita Higgins. los dfas lunes. misr-
coles y juevcsM. FL Servicio Civil es-
tara integ"ado por las siguientes asig
raturas: Aritmetica, Historic, Grama-
tica icon u curse especial de orto-
graffa CNorteamericana y Universally
C~aligrafia, : Composition.
Todas las anteriores materials seraa
estudiadas en- ingles.
Para terninar esta ligera !nforma-
ci5n diremoS cue en- Ia Casa de Co.
nunidad Cat3lica Sc dan classes diurnas
= nocturnas. AsI TODD rundo queda
en- aptitud de inscribirse, va sea a los
cursos diurnos o bien a los de noche,
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Ia cAMARA De coMERCIo De
SAN ANTONIO, lMPRESlONARA
UNA PEllCULk CINEMA
TOGRAFlCA DE PRO-
PAGANDA

La actitud que Sc advierte en- las off,
cinas de Ia Camara de Concrete de
esta localldad es cade vez mayor. Pa
rece que alguien trata de d~isputarle
Ell concrete de nuestra republica, que
dia a dia Sc preocupa por elaborar
nuevos p-oyectos, ~proyectos siempre
mas i~nteresantes. mas sugestivos que
tienden a conquistar Ell monopolio de
Ia importation del concrete meSicano.
Aver fue open house day" de Ia
CAmara de Concrete de San Antonio,
es decir fua dfa de vista. Prlmera-
mente, inaugur6se Ia exposition per-
&c rroductos agricolas del Su-
roeste del Estado de Texas. Y de Ia
RepGblica Mexicana. Dicha exposition
qued6 establecida en- la planta bata
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del edificio, estando Ia eRtrada por Ia
calle de Concrete.
Uno de nuestros representantS hiZc
una vista general a Ia Camara. Visi-
to cada uno d., sus dependencies y en-
todas fu4 recibido con toda clase de
a~tenciones. comunicandosele luego los
lraoajos quo cada uno de ellos esta
llcvando a cabo.
! de todoS estos ~proyectos ninguno
pareci0noS tar interesante como Ell
que esta para realizar ell Mexican
Trade Bureau" FL Director de este
DEPARTMENTS. Mr.. Akeroyd. nos habl6
cnausiasma.io &c el. Sc trata NADIA me-
nos que &c una pellcula cincmatogra-
flea de propaganda, una cinta de $500
yardas q sera dedicada n l.. industrial y
Il concrete &c S. Antonio, en- primer III
gar. y las Fiestas de Primavera, 4 las
tradicionaics fiestas del CARNIVAL, des-
rues- e. proyccto este fue ampliamen-
IL discutido VI por el comite directi-
vo del Mexican Trade Bureau" y
aprobado por 81 comite general de Ia
Camara de Concrete.
La pelIccla empeZara a impres!o-
narse ell sahado 81 de los c~orrientes
y Sc espere Que en- el termino de tres
a cuatro semanas quedara definltiva-
Elente termiDada para enviarse a Ia
RCpdblica Mexicana, luego de proyec-
tarse en- dos otres exhibiciones pri-
vadas en- esta ciudad. La Camara de
Ccmercio de San Antonio dirigi6se al
efecto a cada una de las camaras de
concrete dc nuestro pats. solicitando
IL ayuda de cada una de estas para
u la cinta de referencia sea proyec-
tada en- toda Ia Republica- BESIDE lue-
20, hacemos notar a nuestros ~lectores
que los r6tulos de Ia pelfcula estaran
escritos en- espaNol.
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PRETENDE QUE Sc LIE PAGUEN
LOS DANoS HABlDOS EN-
UNA COLLISION

Mateo CasiEas, con domicilio en- Ia
tvenida Vargas, nGmero 2O3. presen-
t"se aver For Ia tarde en- las oficinas
&c policfa n dar cuenta de un acciden-
te de traf.co habido en- Ia esQuina de
as GALES &c Norte y S. Alamo Y en-
81 que 81 tuvo Ia peor parte.
Declare Casillas que n las once V mi
f'itos de IL maIana, yendo 81 por aoueI
lugar Su!ando una bicicleta fue afro
pcllado por 81 au.omovil Mum. 320S2s
tic no hizo alto.
Casillas result6 con algunas leves
lesiones en- el cuerpo y SD bicicleta
nuedo reduciGa 4 pedazos. La pol;cfa
nizo las ~pesquisas del case V Dor elias
Sc supo que el autom0vil en- question
cstaba registrndo bajo ell nombre y
direction de "R, G. LIE Duke.-2505 W.
Houston"
Casillas cNig" que Sc lie pauue Sill
Eicicleta y decl; ando quc en- case con
trario proceticr. contra ell dueno del
automovil por e. ual fue atropellado
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oONSsJO DE GUERRA.
(Viene de Ia Septima PIana)
Ia GAIA de parque.
Sc DECLARE INCOMPETENCE

81 Ia GAIA era de parque, Y responde
el testigo que no.
FL licenciado Patiho pide que Sc ha
ga constar este para justificar Dor
que al principle del debata llam0 Ia
atencion sobre que Ell Agente del Mi
historic Publico, con mucha insisten.
ella seiala 10 de Ia GAIA de parque. FL
pnblco subraya con concentrates mali
ciosos Ia observation y SO escuchan
algunas risas. A peticion del licen-
ciado Almogabar Sc da lectura 4 toda
Ia ~declaraci5n del testigo.
A continuation Sc examina al testi
go Mariana Cara, Ell que refiere que
VIC salir de la casa del general COR
Ell c. Agente del Ministerio Publico
a las dos y media de Ia mahanai ter
mIno gu requisitoria- formulando las
s~iguientes conclusiones:
Ell senior general don Pablo Coma
leg es culpable de haber inictado q
JESUS Guajardo, a Carlos Osuna y &
lreneo Fil:arreal para que Sc rebela
ran contra ell gobierno en- los termino:
del artfculo 313 de la Ley Penal Mi.
litar. Es APPLICABLE al general Coma
lez ell artfculo 315 de Ia propia Ley.
FL Acusado cometio ell delito en- can
paha.
En- case de que sea aceptada esta re
q~uisitoria por ell Consejo EXtraordina
rio de Guerra. Sc DECLARE en- consecuer
cia Incompetence y debera renlitir e
proceso q Ia autoridad que cor-esDor
de. a fin de que continue su secuela
Por Ia VIA ordinaria-
A las tres y cuarto de Ia mahana
Sc terminaron los, debates. Despues
de haber formulado sus conciusiones
ell Agente del EIinisterio Publico, hi
cieron uso de Ia palabra los defense
res Ing. Castillo y Tapia y licenciado
Virgilio Cara. Despues entraron a
deliberar los miembros del Console,
hacienda la declaration final de que el
Consejo de Guerra Ex~tranrdinario era
Incompetence para juzgar al general
de Division Pablo Gonzalez.
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DEFUNCIONES

Cleofas Moreno, 8 Ia edad de q
anos.
Senorita V:centa Gonzalez, a Ia edad
De So amos.
Petra e. de Macfas, a Ia edad de "a
amos.
Milo GreSorio Moreno. a la edad de
l aho . meses, hijo de Manuel More
no V de IA senora Margarita Lopez de
Moreno.
Petra Sierra Vida. de Perez, a IA edad
de 81 ahos.
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pOR LOS HOTElES

Sc hospedan en- el hotel Gunter de
esta ciudad: F. Rodriguez L, y Sc
fora. procedentes de Ia ciudad de Me
N:co; Fortunate Mesa, de los Angeles.
California, y IA sehora J. NJ. Sale y
sahorita II F. Sallee, de Ia ciudad de
Nuevo Laredo.
Lleg6 aver a esta ciudad. ~procedente
de Ia de Douglas. Arizona, el senior
Hector Aguirre y Paz Sc hospeda en-
e. hotel Bexar.
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RFC|STRO CIVIL
MATRIMONIOS.

Evarisso Flores Paroles y Angela
Barrera-
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NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Juan Vazquez y Be
rita VI. de Vazquez.
Una nina de Heliodoro Moreno y
Tomasa Cara de Moreno.
Una nina dc Rosalfo Ruvalcaba y
Fetra S. de Revalcaba-
I'm, mia de Hector Garcia y Jua-
NJ MARTINEZ DC Garcia.
Tn niao &C Roy Arnald y FIorencia
Garcia de Arnald.
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BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico servicio de carros Sedan en-
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es-
uanol. Quota, $3.50 por bora.
Telefonos Cr- 212 y CIR. So.
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81 Ia GAIA era de parque, Y responde
81 testigo Que no.
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COMO ESTARA OlSTRI-
BUIDA LA PELlCULA

La p~elicula de propaganda de Ia
Camara de Concrete quedara repair
tida en- cuasro ~secciones principales:
II. Industries Y Concrete de San An
:onio $4,000 pies) %. Edificios princi-
pales lugares hist6ricos de IA po-
b;ncion (1.00o pies) 3d.: Fiestas del
| CARNIVAL G.000 pies.) Y IA: Sitios mas
pinsresco5 de San Antonio (600 pies)
Ahora bien, la prtmera seccion sera
subdividida q 81 veZ entire las prnci-
pales casas industriales de San Anto.
rio. Tales son: Alamo Iron Works.;
4. 3. Frank Co.; L. Frank Saddlery
Co.; San Antonio Machine and Sup
ply CO.; Wolff and Marx: Joske Bros;
King Furniture Co.; y San Antonio
Drug Company.
De estas nueve importantes casas
las ocho primeras ~dispondran de 200
pies de pelicula, cada una, en- tanto
que Ia Ultima. Ia San Antonio Drug
Company, de 100 pies.
LAS cAMkRAS DE CONFER
CLIO MExtCANAS AYUDA.
RAN A IA DE SAN ANTO-
! MO EN- ESTE PROYECTo
FL director Gel Mexican Trade Bu-
reau." Mr.. Akeroyd, Sc sirvio mani
~fectarnos que va Sc habfa ten!do con-
t~estacion de algunas de las cartas gil
radas q las Camaras de Concrete me-
xicanas conlunicandoles el proyecto de
que venimos ocupandonos, y que ia
les contestaciones dejan yer .bien a las
claras Ia buena voluntad en- que Sc
h. Ian los comerciantes de nuestro
Iais para cyGGar d la Camara de CO.
rrarcio de San Antonio.
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Nuevas blusas de tricolette, de Ia
meier clase, hermosos dolores,
precios especiales a 1896 S4.95
S7.95
Blusas marineras de $3.50 para
tamanos de 6 a IA ahos, por
S1.00
.Blusas de Georgette y Crepe de
China, de $500 y $500, ahora
1926
Todos los Generos para Vestidos
a precios reducidos
Todas las sedas q precios reducidos
Todos los Trajes Lavables para
Ninos a Precios Reducidos.
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SANTORAL

Sabado 2i-(Vigilia de Santiago.)
Santa Cristina Virgen Martir, San
Francisco Solano y el B. Antonio del
Aguila Confesores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-20
PAPER AND THE WASTED.

So much has been ssid by government
officials about the shortage Of paper and
the necessity Of conserving wood pulp
and other msterials of which paper " made
that ii Is difficult 10 account for the unwill-
ingness Of federal bureaus to use Paper only
for necessary business. The Interstate
Commerce Commission is clsssed among
the most conspicuous wasters OF good
paper, how many tons ere spoiled every
year in the making out of worthless re-
ports no one knows, hut anyone familiar
With railroad bueiness IS in q position 10
say th&t the drain on the paper mills
is heavy
The statement that the Pennsylvania
Railroad sends 10000 reports wear to
v ashington for the lines east Of Fits
burg gives an idea Of the quantitie4. of
paper consumed snnuslly IN tie 'aIlroad
sye TENS of the count y. and semi official
estimate that 500 reports a yea would meet
all rca 5onabie requi enlenrs Of the caste ~
part Of the Pennsylvania lines Is p. obably
not fer from being correct
] be asking of 'fool Qlf.stions" il one
explanation Of tie abn0rmally Ia rqe num-
ber Of reports required, Duplication OF
reports is another Rail- cad men
say that they are continually
being called upon for detailed reports and
statistics already on 6le IN Washington.
Journal