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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
IA EXHislcION MEXICkNA

Puede a>eGurarSe. IL eAhibici6n lie
o~rc-5uctoS m~exicanos es ccieto de ma
yor ~atenci6n. por parte de los WISH
tanteS de Ia Feria- que todaS las de-
mas eXhibiciones, especialmente que
n de rroductoS del Canada.
Los ~viSitanteS permanecen mas ITEM
po en- e. Dcpartarnento mexicanc, que
en- C%ualQuier otro, eNaninando las
mucStraS de los productos textiles. IA
briles Y agricoias. muchoS de los cua
'es han llanado poderosamente Ia a
'enci0n. pues parece que un gran M
nero de personals i~grorahar que en-
Mexico Sc fa~hricaran ' p-odGjeran ar
ticulos tan excelentes como los que So
exhiben aQut actualmente.
La eXhibici6r de los productos me
Xicanos es reaiuente RIGA Y en- ella
csta rcfleiada n vida n%acional. adeS
que Sc empieza exhibiendo los pro-
ductoS del tempo de los aztecas, has
IA los que Sc hacen en- n actualidad,
en- los centres fabriles mon,ados a Ia
noderna.
Sin duda. 10 mas intercSante lie la
oxhibici6n meXicara- 10 conStituye q
Departamento de productos aGrico!as,
Que esta n cargo del senior G. Fuen-
tas. comisionado por Ia Se~cretar!a de
Agriculture, Representative Que sc en-
carsa de explicar detalladamente' n
los ~visitantes. II historic de los pro-
ductos n~acionales Y de iiablar amplia-
mentc acerca de las grandes riqueHas
one contiene ell suelo de Mexico.
la exhibiciEn m~exicana no Ia Sioo
aim t~errninada, pues fa(ta exponeT
mn rnchos de los productos nacio-
-o1,s o,e Sc estan recitisndo lie di-
versus r~egioreS del Pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
a DELEGATION DE MEXICO

n Canoara de Concrete ha recin'oo
.nh;Ir noticias de que Ia delega-
ci6n mexicana resara a Dallas m ma,
5,rs por n noche, O 'usnao nn% -
,n-da Ell ias primeras noras De Id
MARIANA del jueveS. .;ro
Sc han activado los 2r~eparat"so
/, reception de los ~e!eead
pa'5 u O. en- rumero de Sc
tanta. NJ frente de los cuaIes We
Sac-etario de Industrial y -.
ina conision especial de Ia Sa" q.
- de Concrete Sc ha enSarssa go.
alojamientos para los asie
!,os nexicanos a fin de u no Y
Neon cen nineunas dificuitaaes
- .opnisi6n Sc ~encarsara rae
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13

dad. V do atenderlos durante su vista
a IN exposition.
Los comerciantes al mayoreo. de
Dallas. esperan Que la vista de los
Gelosados dc las CAnaras de Conner
clio de NT%Hico sea fructifera. I aln
|cuaudo muchcS no esperan Gue esos
Delegates hagar compraS; s. Green
cue los resultados de la vista seran
prcvechoscs en- cuanto los deleEados
regresen n sus respectiva ciudades
pues que infoTmaran = las cimaras
de Concrete Sobre las vent?ias que
les p:pporcionarian los negociantes de
Dallas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
NOyELAS DIEERSAS.

ae-.alao. Ber;oldino ) Cacaseno. En-
Carmen, Hernosa Novela nexieana pOr
cs %Ga reS5o T TabSr. ror Ell GFal. Riva
Palacio- P-ec.o ..-..... $50
C!emencia. Hcrmosa novela mexicara
por D. Irnacio AltdmiranO. Tn tomo.
ediciou De iujo $500. .....: .:..;'SI-to
- Tune.. Ii HAS famo>a novela de "a
Guerra. por hcl!erman '$I.eo
Del ClauStro a! Campamen;o o n Mon
il Aiferez. Sensational nove!a de in
~:o-tunio y de amor. pOr Eduardo Bias
CO Dos soaos cm2astados en- te!a, con
Gustraciones ....-.. .....-.. ......S6.Oo
Don Qaijotc De Ia Mancha. La obTa macs
ira dc IA literature cSpanC.a. In tomo
tela ..---..- ----.-.. .-..-.-. --..--SL.iv
Don Quiiote Dc IA Mancha. Edicion
Perla. con i!uStracioncS ....... :..s225
q ~cc~e.u de Miss Aurora. por Rraddon Coz
81 Mart;r del G6lG0;a-Her1aosa novela
bssada en- Ia vida dol Eedcnto- del Nun
90. E.dicl6n iiuStrada ...-.... .--.....S4.5o
Emigration. 2o- Alfonso de Eiene -. Soc
e Hijo MalGItO. por Ralzac .......... Coz
81 Rcce-ro de Orc. rcr Braddon ........ Soc
e Mxnuscrito dc mi Madre. por Lamar
Esesaas de Ia Vida Bohemia, %; Muir
gI ,;T7S d. Pasi6n.-Noveia de- Amor sSc
Heraclio Bsrnal. cl Rayo Do Sinaloa.
Novela Mexicana por J. Ascension Re-
astoria del Emperado- ca-lomaEno.
Er,rast1Ga ... -. ... ....... .oc
4ii9 80 y Madre-. tones Tcla $500
Juan de Ke-dren. por J. Schultz 10000. SOC
la HEl del Cardinal .--.---. ..........Sl.o0
Ia Hja DC MOctezuma .------- .-......Sl.25
La A5nesacion dc un ArnGnte. por Brad
con ........ .....--- &c. .:...... 60c
IN Es,osa Hcn-ada.- Novela de moral
y emoc:oaantc lrEuE1eRtO. poF Fcrnhn-
de- y Gorza,ez. Dos ErueSCs tOmos en-
paStados en- tcla y -on he-mosas iius-
t-dcjoTs> ........ ...-..'- ''-.'--...Ss.5v
Ia Dama De laS CaneliaS .-... ...." iGc
"a Eusrfana y e! Rsciuta. FOR Conscience 60c
IA Fuga de Ia Quimera. Novc!a meNic2aa
por Carlos Gonzalez Pena ........ $3.50
n, Dos EnpareGadas. NoveEa Mcxica-
IA. por ct Oral. Riva Palacso Sc IS
La mi>na obra. empastada Ell teia ....Si.25
Los Bandidos de Rio Frio, por Manuel
Payuo ; tor2os 1900. .-.-...- ..i2.25
Los Tres MosqueteroS. con 81 continue
ci6n ''vsinte Amos DeSputs. y El Wis
condo &c BraGetoaEe.' : toraus ......S3.50
Los NistsrioS Dc Ia Inqu:Sici6n ..-.....Si.O0
LcS BanG:doS del Amor tOuos $500
VaIdi,a, sean llS MuiereS.-Hermosa no
ysla paS!oaal. pOr Manuel Ibo Alfaro ..45c
Maria Marda!ena. corteSaHa : amiga
de Jesus --...... ---.....- Coo
Maria. po= jorge lsaaeS ......-....... soc
NoveIas EicmplRres. po- Ceramics ....sl.25
NocheS FantaSt!caS. por r. L. Stevenson.
W,Dia . CaSada, Eir-en y Marti-. No
veIa mexicana FOR Ell GTal. Riva Pala-
clC ---.---- .-.---.. --'--.-- ..--,.SS.Zo
santa por Federico Gamboa .........S2.
yiyi- desPues dc Ia muerts, o IL hija
de dos n,sGres. Qbra maestro del fe-
c,ndo novelista. Luis de Val. Dos TO-
mes tea. ricaments ilustrados .......S7.oo
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Discusses = Ar:ieulos de ignaeio Ra-

Discusses = Aztieulos de isnacio Ma ~,
nirez .--: -.:.--.-- "
Discusses Lite-arios > Conterencias.
pOr 81 Lie. JESUS Urueta ........ -. eoo
Fl Casam;ento dc Quevedo ...----- oec
La Yoz de Ia Naturaleza.-Colsccion &c
hermosaS y morales hiStoriesas ...-sl.5o
Las Nh y una Neches. Cuentcs arabes
Y persas. traGucidas a casteilaao. In
tomo q Ia -uStca ..-...-- .-..--:,. sVc
Ia misrna ob-a empastada en- cartone-.Sl-2o
Los Nil y Tn DiaS. Cuentos arabes y per-
sas. t-aducidos al c3Steildno ...-..-.SI--o
La Ley de Dios. Collection de leyendaS b.
sadas en- los principles del Decalogo, por
Da. Maria del Pl3- Sinu6S $500 ..Sl.2O
La, Bendicioaes de Quevedo .......... 6ec
Los Anores de QueveGo ..-..... --.- 6oc
Los Pe-cances de Quevedo ........... 6Oc
Muie-s Celebres de Mexico. Recoplacion
de inte-eSantes datoS SobTe las muIercs
mas nota5leS que IN producido Mexico. Sl.25
Eiajes de CULVER = diver>cS raises.
Edici6n iluS-rada. pasta tela ........Sl.oO
Viaje Alrededor del Aundo. lntercsante
relate de TN visje por las principles
narlones del Globe ..-..... ---.--.-.. Toc
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oBRAs DE EMILIO sALGARI.

Los Piratas de Ia Nalasra-
IA ConQuI>ta de- IN imTSTIo.
Ia Vcrganzd &c >l1doEaH-
IA R~ecorgui>.a &c NompraccT.
- Rsy del Ai-e.
En- TcSoro De Ia MStana AzGL
Los Pi-atas &c Ia Scrm"Li>.
81 Extc-miE!o de "a TTiSu.
IaS Asuilas dc Ia EStcpa.
= E~St-ella de "a Araucan.a-
En eI MAJ De las PeriaS.
e Hfjo del Co-sarIo Ro1o-
Los UlcimoS F~iHbuste-cs.
Les EstraEoS te "A China
Ia Montana de Orc.
Ia Glra;I Blanca.
n NaravillaS del AHo 1000
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oBsAs DE CARLOTA BRAEME.
"a so ccn;ayoS cada una

"a so cc0t2voS cad2 uua-i
A-uceCd-
A7-Cres SublimeS.
Corlz5u Dc orc.
Dora
q ~ecreto de Lady Mu-ie~
In "a Mamma d. Botas.
Eu.-s dos Pcc9dos
I~uveucible Amor
Jucz y PaT;e-
LeoCCr
Ia TentacI0n de una Nuler.
Lucha de Amor.
=. CordeSt lie Grades.
la E.strcila dc Amor.
Sue5os del Cora=ou-
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oBRAs DE GRANDEs AUTORES

AmaGo haSta el Patibulo por Jokai ...Sl.50
EL:po. Dor Sofocles. Version castelldna
dc Jose Perez Bojarf .............Sl.oO
E-s nor Cc-yartes ....Sl.5o
ri Barbero de Sevilla y Las Bodas de FL
caro-. por Beaumarchas ........ ....Sl-2o
Ct Par1iSo Perd!to. po- Milton ......--SI50
{! BlnGolerc. por Tirso &c Molina -.-...Sl5O
81 Abuelo del Rey. po- Gabrie! Miro ....$l.50
Hamlet y Romeo y JGiieta, por Shake
Spearc ......-. -.--. -StSo
In Novia De L.amermoor, por Scott ....Sl-9O
Ia Divina ComeGIa Tor el Dante SHAY
Ia Ercida. per Eircilio ........ . . ...St.5O
Ni-eya. por Federico Mstrsl ...-......$l.50
Pillar A-ba-ca. La Meta de III Rey ...Sl.5o
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.AUtorcS DircrSOS.-
-. c.. C-ont-nband;stas.

As.ccia o los ChGr.o8 Contra5andstas.
Noyela mexicIna. Dos tones ......:.$-.oV
{! Indie Cos;al. o 81 Dragon dc IA
FL Sitio de IA Roche.a .....-. -..--..-Sl-Vo
Los Bard:dos de LondreS. poE Ferai ....Si.9o
Memorials de una >ucEra, por Aceyedo ..Sl.oo
Memorials. Rel;Gu!aS y Rctratos. Nara
ciora Is patri6.icas. poE Peza ..........Sl.0o
Mi ESrosa Official. Por savage .......-.Sl.Oo
Napoie \. por Dumas -.-...-. -......-SI.VV
=, Hiio Natural. po- N1mbeia ......si.oO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13

r,,na de los Dodgers de Brooklyn. no
obstante gu Ell Manager Robinson
de este team, orden6 IN camoio en-
she baterfas. poniendo en- juego a TO-
dos sus pitchers. desde Marqueard a
Crimes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
ORRAS DE OUIDA-
oBRAs DE AMADO NERVo.

E.,us. Cr6nicas LierrzrI2s .'.S
~ noDado- &c Aimas. Novela 1880 SOC
VI Diaman,e de u InQuietud .....-.--Sl-Se
as-diRcs Interiors; y In V0z Ba2a-
Pns>iaS .-N..... ..-.-.- 90
Plentiful 1890 ---r----.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-13
R DE I~NYERNIZIO.

A=7oreS T-aSicos > tomos .... ..'.SI--u
Al Rordc del Abisno y Lazo Funesto.
Cadena Eterna. : tomc> ........ .....S2to
A.7c-r< NalditoS. . tones ......-. ....Sl.2o
Ca.va1o de una Madre y Arr~epen;imientc.
) tcaoS ........ ....... ........''sieV
Ell AhorcaGo del ParGue. ! tounoS 81. $50
N Albergue de Delito. > tomo> ....-...Sl20
Il Hijo del Anarquistd. = tofaoS ..-.....Sl.2o
Il Beso dc una Muerta y Ia Fen%anZa
de una Ioca. = tOmo> 1900 -----.SI.2O
FL Genio del Nd! $500. -. eVc
81 Scc-eto de IN BaRGilo ........ -... 6Oc
FL Trcn de a Muerts. > tonros ...-.....$l.20
La BailarUna del Teatro Real. , tomoS. $40
La Hija dr Ia Porter . tomoS ........Si-2o
La Resurrection dc IN Angel .......... 6ec
la Se--. ada Viva. = tomos .........Sl-2O
IA EeCGQpS3 --.-... .---. VVS
Ia Ultima Clta. > JonoS $1,000. ......Sl.2O
Las ESclavas Blancas. > tomOs ........Sl.2o
| Las TraEed:aS &c los CeloS- 1 toraoS $40
L.aS gicticnaS de Amor ....-..- 1900. oOc
Mar.Go> lnfamcS. > tUmOS ..---.-. ...SlGO
Miste-ios del Cr!mcn. ! touos .........S2.40
Paradise = Inferno .-.-.... -.....'' =. QUO
Reiaa o CT Angel de los AlPes , tomoS. Sl20
Tere~d Is ReSGcitaGa. . tomoS ........Sl-20
TirEen y Matrc y Expiaci6n. ) tomoS..Sl.so
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oBRAs DE SAMUEL SMILES.
oBRAS DE EMILIO lola.

CuertoS : Nlu6n go .-..., 2Vc
n Mandate &c una &uerta ........ =. SOC
los histories de Marsell1 $1,000. &. SOC
- -Tabsr,s Dos tomOs ........ .....SI.G0
SS.sa-;S- 10 Claudio .-... =. SOC
La CoauU.sJa de P.Isssas- Dos tomos. 500
l. Ralea. Dos tones ...-.--- ....-.-.SlOo
NasdaIsua Ferat ....... ...... 80 9oe
%ueyus CuentO> = non 49,. 'yS
-. Eycerencia Eugeuio RouEon. . tomoS- $500
- -, " 800. sos
- - 10 Amor. Dos tomoS ......Sl.O0
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B1BLIOTECA DE NOVELISTAs
CTomos empastadOs en- teIa fina}

LIO1loS enNasLdaOs Ut TN tI34-T
Perg- EScrIch.--
Il pan dc los Pobres. Cua:ro tonoS $500
EI Amor de los ADoreS. Cuatro tOmos $500
Fl inferno de los Ceos. Segurda parte
DC IA anterior. Cua;-o tones ........SiO9
Ia Nad.e de los Discrepancies: 4 tomoS.Si.0o
| Ia MuJcr Adul:e-a. CudtrO tomos ---.S4.UV
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oBRAs DE M~AUPASSANT.
osRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZIO

g. T-rurfo de "A NusT;e. Dos tonoS ..Sl2t
- Placer. Do, .amo> ..-.-... .-.-. SID
=! Fuev0. Dos to-os $500. ..St5
r i1UCc-tC &c. 1900 5000 oS'
Ia, VirrcasS de As Roofs ......-. 60,
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3~ISCELANEA

Carne De Canon. Cuer;os por Marco
liro Dav1rS ..------ $500. 49,.
Cartas de MujereS. por Manuel Muz-
quiz BlanSc .------ ....--.. ..-.-.'
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OBRAS DE BLASCO lBANEZ.
OgRAS DE HUGO CONWAY.

81 Secretp DE- a N9cvc ..-..... .-..--.-
Ia CI>I ECjI ------.. 1890 &c.
: MlssrrIo, ----- ...-.--.-. -------.---
Her!Go pc- an Rsyo ...-.... ...-...--.
sin N3Grc ..------ ....--.. .--....-..
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

promulgate these statistics. All it needs is an
actuary and an adding machine For centuries
the world has been struggling to eliminate
plaques and diseases that sweep away whole
segments of the race. But no sooner is one I'M
necessary cause of death removed than another
is quickly invented. The safer science makes
life for the taxpayer the more irresponsible the
taxpayer seems to grow
Today.s immense accident figures in America
reflect the personal carelessness of the Ameri-
can. The disease rate also reflects it. Life
keeps speeding up around US and while we are
very much impressed, for instance, with the
fact that $1,000 Americans were killed in the
late war, we do not stop to think that 10000
died Of accidents in the same period
There is a battle going on around US more
violent and fatal than any fought during the
war. People face hundred deaths daily in the
streets with persistent blindness Nine of
them survive. The tenth-well see to it that
you are not the tenth.
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Stronghold Proves
Pals Weak Point
Savings Vanish as if by Magic from
Safe GraciOusly Furnished by
Friend with Cigars.
(By Associated Press)

Sheboygan, Wis-The police are
looking for two Croatians who are
charged with having stolen 81, 400 from
Nick Dumlija, fellow countryman, in
this city in one of the smoothest gam es
ever attempted here. Incidentally Nick
has given up trip to Jugo-Siavia, long
contemplated and carefully planned,
now that the money is gone. He came
here fourteen years ago.
In a saloon recently he met two men,
strangers to him, who started dis
cussion. They apparently had much
money fGT they treated Dumlija royal
", bought him drinks and stuffed his
pockets with cigars. In this way they
won his confidence. The smooth one
of the two knew all about Dumlija's
wad of 81, 400. He told him of his sis
ter in Milwaukee who was looking for
a COED worker and Nick Immediately
suggested that he 1.-THE smooth one)
bring his sister here and perhaps
match could be arranged. A strong
comradeship sprung up between the
two on this account.
Nick works nights, so during the day
when he was free the stranger and his
pal went to call on Nick and invited
him to go with them. The smooth one
suggested to Nick not to leave his
money at home as many burglaries are
committed during the day, so he took
it with him. Upon reaching the out
skirts of the town the stranger pro-
duced small strong box with key and
suggested Nick put his money therein
for safe keeping. Nick saw the
stranger put the roll in the box and
when the party broke up the stranger
gave Nick the box and key. When Nick
arrived home he opened the box and
found only 81 bill and wad of
Daper. The stranger disappeared.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16
MEYERS HEALTH
CAUSES ALARM
Rochester Reports Sheriff
in Serious Condition at
Hospital There.
ATTORNEYS TO ACT

Letters from the Mayo Brothers hos
pital at Rochester, MINI, received in
Kenosha today brought the word that
Sheriff Joseph Meyer of this county is
IN very serious condition He was a
patient at the famous Mayo clinic on
Saturday and the examination showed
that he had two broken ribs under the
heart. One of the broken portions of
the rib had pressed against the left
lung until the lung had become very
seriously infamed and it IS feared that
critical condition is~developing in
the lung. The sheriff is under the
treatment of the best physicians and
surgeons in the institution, but it was
evident that it is not expected that he
will be able to leave the institution
for weeks. Friends of the sheriff in
Kenosha were alarmed today after the
receipt of the message from Rochester
Attorneys Ready to Act.
Attorney Robert Verne Baker, who
represents the sheriff, stated this af-
ternoon that he was ready to meet the
demands Of the governor for changes
in the Office of the sheriff here. 81
understand that the agreement reached
between Mr.. Fisher and myself is
agreeable to the governor" said Mr..
Baker. $50 far as know, the sheriff
has received no communication from
the governor other than that he re-
ceived two weeks ago and we had
planned to act on it, have no power
tn act for the sheriff more than to go
ahead and expect his approval of my
actions. am going to meet Mr.. Baker
this afternoon rand it is my under
standing that Nicholas Otto will be
placed in charge of the Jail pending
the return of the sheriff and that 9TH
ers who have been in charge will be
relieved of duties"
No New Letter, Says Fisher.
District Attorney Peter Fisher when
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Prince Was Broke
Friend Staked Him
English Heir-Apparent Orders Drinks
for Everyone" Only to Find Self
Absolutely Busted"

Miowera, New South Wales-The
Prince of Wales had the time of his
life here among the hard-riding.
notwithstanding, out-spoken ranchers
and, by his adaptability and good fell
lowship, made himself extremely pop
ular. He won their respect when he
entered FIVE races against these pre-
mier horsemen and won all the events.
The ranchers are having a quiet
smile over an amusing but somewhat
embarrassing incident in which the
Prince was involved. With his usual
shall fellow we'll met bearing, the
Prince on one occasion asked everyone
in the house to have a drink with
him.
After the drinks had been served
the heir to the richest throne in the
world discovered he had no money. He
called on Admiral Halsey, who is tour
ing with him, for funds but the only
reply was: 81 haven't shilling on me
sir"
Finally another member of the royal
party came to the rescue and the
drinks were handed around.
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man does not count but that it is the
policies Of the party backing him
which you are supporting when you
ote and judge accordingly.
Primaries Important.
II think that it is very important
to vote in the primary elections. Ger
tain men and women progressive, in
teIligent persons nut Impractical
that they do not care to vote in the
primaries because they do not wish
to connect with any party at that time.
This attitude is decidedly wrong. 1t
is necessary to vote in the primaries
to see that the highest type of person
is place in the later elections. Neg
lect of this type of person to vote in
the primaries is often responsible for
the placing of the corrupt. factions iii
power. Begin right in your own pre-
cinct; learn the local situation and so
on through the national field and
WELD your power wisely.
"Men boast of their wonderful po-
litical organizations but I know from
actual experience that when women
are really interested their organiza-
lions can surpass mems associations
because of woman's attention to de-
tails. believe that the greater num-
Der of laws for the betterment of So
cial conditions have been secured in
directly by women. Now we have the
direct weapon for securing social leg
islation. There is. no reason why wo-
men should not be elected to the leg
islature and / think that within the
next few years we will make rapid
strides. Women's votes count now;
use them to good advantage"
Urges Support of Girls Club.
Miss Laura Murray, director of the
Girls Community Service League, gave
a brief speech urging the moral sup
port of the members of the Kenosha
College club in the ten day member
ship campaign which is being waged
for the realization of the Kenosha
Girls club. Miss Murray gave a brief
resume of conditions and asked that
club members talk, believe and
hope that the Girls club will be an
Reports of various officers and com
mittees were given during the bust
ness session. Miss Emma Brister,
president of the club, announced that
an October bridge party will be given.
the craftsmanship of which has been
accepted by Mrs. Lawrence Baldwin.
Another announcement of interest was
the first in a series of winter must
Gales which will be given November g..
Mrs. W. E, Nelson, Miss Mary Lam
gan and Miss Brister were hostesses
during the customary social hour.
90 +ha NEWS do 1zo,,, r,.;y,+;nc
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CARELESSNESS

Observe the next 10 persons you happen to
meet. One of them, during the next year, will
fall downstairs, get run over, trip into an open
manhole lean too far out of window, peer into
a gun that is supposed to be unloaded, or, to
cut it short, drown.
That person will be among the 100000
who are injured in accidents in this country
every year. Of these, $4,000 will die IS re-
suit
1t takes no seventh son of a seventh son to
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

seen said that he had received no new
letter from the governor relating to
the case and he intimated that he was
not expecting any. eve hope to have
the matter settled up this afternoon in
the manner stated sometime ago." said
Mr.. Fisher. 81 feel that this settle
ment which meets with the approval of
the attorney for the sheriff, will be
satisfactory to the governor"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Sure the non-partisan leaguers are willing to
compromise before the election. What they
want is control After they get that control
they will tell the rest of us just how the COM
promises are to be made The time to scotch
the evil is now.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Chairman White thought it was worth while
for the Democrats to expend $4,000 in dis
tributing copies of magazine story entitled
Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge" His belief in
fiction as political tool is evidenced in every
feature of his campaign.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Cox is afraid of what Chairman White may
say and startled by what Ex-chairman Cum
mings has said. He has discovered sadly that
silence is of no value as pouItice if it comes
too late.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Chairman Hays has now been called "a liar
by candidate Cox. The head of the Democratic
ticket seems to be fascinated by the high lights
in his running-mate's picturesque vocabulary
But strong language is an infallible sign of a
weak case
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Big Cut Expected
in the Navy ards
tBy Associated Pressl

Washington-A reduction of twenty
five per cent in the navy yard forces
will be necessary unless the machinists
accept the five per cent increase award
made recently by the government to
naval employees, Secretary of the Navy
Josephus B. Daniels announced here
today.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

That Mr.. Adams who ran for Congress on a
wet platform is one of the men who are
convinced that there is some doubt as to wheth-
er or not the First Wisconsin District is made
up entirely of booze holsters.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Have you noticed that the one-piece bathing
suits have resulted in fatter, more contented
crop of mosquitoes?
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Fifth Cousin Roosevelt says that the. United
States wastes money" It has been wasting
money for eight years. We're about to stop up
the leaks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Cox says he has never been a policeman
That's unfortunate. If he had been, he might
have learned at least the fundamentals requir-
ed in collecting evidence.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-16

Ex-Ambassador James w. Gerard is to take
charge of the Democratic National campaign
funds. It is evident that "Jim" calls him
JIMMY