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wonderfully practical system of teach ing bookkeeping, and that it met with great success in the good bookkeepers it developed
 "1 have charge of the bookkeeping and stenographic classes at this big soldier school. At this time there is some thought of change in the book keeping text to be used in the coming classes.
 ' I suggest that you rush me com plete teachers text or your bookkeep- ink system, so that I may submit same to our officer faculty in the hope that I can get your system substituted for the one used last year.
 Would appreciate prompt and favorable decision on your part.
 GUY GUTHRIDGE'"
 T immediately boarded the train and went to the camp, and I was cordially greeted by the officers, who showed me every courtesy and showed great inter est in my method of teaching this here tofore difficult and tedious subject. They seemed delighted, but took time to deliberate and discuss the natter Pro- lessor Ellis continued. "On October 9 received the following letter from Camp Benning, Georgia:
 We will require books to equip a NidoS Ol SiShtCSI, tO6StHeIA WltlI thc right to use your chart Please quote the lowest possible price, having in mind the advantage you will derive by having your method of bookkeeping introduced in the army schools. J. E. GROSS,
 First Lieutenant Infantry, U. s. A
 "I replied to this letter, and on Fri day, October 15, I received the following telegram from Camp Benning:
 "'S. A. Ellis, Spencer-Ellis Business
 College, Birmingham:
 Ship at once eighteen bookkeeping 2 outfits complete, paper bound, to E. & R. Officer, Camp Benning
 Letter follows
 When I went to the camp I took with me strong letters from several of the leading business men of Birmingham who have tried my pupils, found them satisfactory and know of the history ot Spencer-Sllis Business College, where 1 have struggled hard for five years to get my easy and only correct method of teaching bookkeeping by double entry before the people The chart I use was
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patented by me in 19l7 Our pupils go out thoroughly equipped and competent to hold any position as bookkeeper m
 from ten to twenty days, as against six
 to ten months by the old method. It is
 due to the chart by which the subject is visualzed It is conceded that S5 per cent of our knowledge comes through
 the eye.
 The fight with other colleges has been 1 bitter. as we claimed so much for our system, and the world is skeptical. as it i always is, out of the ordinary way of doing things. l have been called i faker, but that is the usual road travelled by a pioneer or one who intro- duces to the world an innovation. I have definitely ~roven hundred tAses over the truthfuluess of my claims; my pupils are found from ocean to ocean and from
 the gulf to the lakes in the very best 1 positions. Many of our boys served as
 boolSkeepers in the army, both in Amer : ica and in France. one of whom is the present boollkeeper for the Age-Heraid, ! Mir w. r. Willngham.
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.. M. REED 6 CO
 Oun and Control
BIRMINGHAM DRY CLEANING co. 2324-2326 Avenue B, Birmingham Alabama

These plants the largest and have the largest patronage in the towns where they located due to the fact that ambition is to give the public the best of work and return it when promised
 In order to do this hire nothing but experts pay ing the best salaries and make plants sanitary possible besides being careful to that the buildings constructed to permit sunshine, light and air to penetrate every The results that get good employees that stay with and take pride in helping to turn out fine grade of work.
 When you send your work to you sending it to expert, RESPONSIBLE cleaners, who have had years of experience and understand the business thoroughly
 Our Birmingham plant has been in operation seven months and our business is growing wonderfully which is all due to the above facts.
 The public is cordially invited to inspect plant and we will be pleased to show you through.
 We ask that you give trial package and note the difference.
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present one of their automobiles is miss ing and the father was informed that unless he revealed it's whereabouts he would be arrested
 If I knew I would not tell you" he is reported to have replied. Consequent ly he was arrested | Two other prisoners from Ballylanders. Michael o Reilly and Christopher Upton. were arrested on July IS when shots were exchanged there between the police and volunteers.
 Sean Hennessy. one of the hunger strikers, who is stated to be suffering severely, was attending Irish college at Bsllingeary a month ago when mo- tor lorry was held up there and burned l after its. soldier occupants had been dsarmed,
 Michael Burke. Of Fokstown, Thurles.
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was arrested in connection with d raId there, told Deputy Mayor oCaliahan that he suffered severely from head aches, which he attributed to a beating by an officer with his fists and rifle after his arrest.
 Another young hunger striking pris- oner John Power, aged 19, of Cashel Tipperary, was arrested at the village of Rosegreen, as suspected Irish republi- can soldier. as was also Joseph Kenny, Of Grenagh, County Cork.
 Kenny lived many years in Montana. He has seven children, the last being born few days ago. Another hnuge, striker. Joseph Murphy. is Cork lad
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Seems Magic! Drop little Free zone on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fingers--Truly! !
 Your druggist sells tiny bottle of
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Bolles Is Reappoiuted
By Associated Press

Washington. October ls (SpeciaI.)- ei Bolles, of Seattle, Wash. has been re- appointed national adjutant of the American Legion for the coming year. it was announced at headquarters of the American Legion here today. Rus sell G. Creviston of Marion. Ind. has been appointed assistant national ad- iutant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
Roanoke Bank Seeks Charter

Washington. october l5.-(sreciall- The First National Bank of Roanoke. through w. H. Knight, applied to the comptroller of the treasury today for a charter 10 do business. Its capital will be s5N00o0.
 The First National Bank of Scotts- b.ro notified the comptroller today that it had increased it's capital stock from s2s. 900 10 s5o,ooo.
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RUNS IN FAMILY
Several Members Are in Jail in Con-
 nection With Irish Trouble
By Associated Press

Cork, September 25.-Among the eleven hunger strikers in jail here are two brothers, John and Petcr Crowley. of Ballylanders. Limerick, while another brother is hunger-strik;ng in Winchester jail. England. Their father, aged S5 has just been arrested also and brought to Cork. Their house was also burned re gently after a raid had been made ubon it.
 This family rents automobiles which, the military officials assert. were used for Sim Fein activities. Up till the
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who Nas arrested in eonise iion with ! raid on his house at which the police are reported to have found part of a. bcmb and an ncrimnatins documentg
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Freazone for few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn or corr between the toes and painful foot calluses, without the least soreness or irritation. No humbug!
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CHURCH NOTES

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Senior Epworth League Program
Subject: The quiet hour.
Conservation meetings.
Leader--Celeste Ellis
Song
Scripture readings: &c Psalm; 2
Mark 1l-25 to 26; Romans 1925 T;
Luke II 5-6; 5 James /: SIS; 8
Matt. 8: $50; Matt. ~: 1920.
Sentence prayer
Condition of prayer.
Iniquity must be removed from
the heart.-Mrs. Green
We must be willing 10 forgive II
we would be forglven-MIss Stella
Thomason.
Let the Spirit make INDIGESTION for
us.-Margaret Dupre.
We must ask for a development OF
faith, we must pray for faith Miss
Little
Pray in faith not wavering Miss
Lula Jones
Pray IN Secret-Hubert Stubbs
The first condition of prayer Is 4
two or three are met together and
will ask of the Father and are
agreed. he will grant the petition.
Solo-Mrs o. B. Trinkle.
Closing song. a.
League benedictIon
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


The Junior teacher arrived last
Wednesday evening and started
teaching the following morning The
juniors are glad 20 be sble 70 settle
down 10 work again.
Thu sdav morning the Sophonore
class hid Miss Nobia Siagle 10 con
duct their opening exercises she
rendered several beautiful piano Sc
lectious. We wish We could have
such exercises more often.
The Seniors have decided to stop
TRANSMITTING Latin and scan II. Mr.
Brown SAYS il takes musical voice
TO make il sound pretty. He says that
is the reason ne and Arnett cannot
scan Il. The girls voices are so mus
ical they do il beautifully. u would
hate TO have TO listen to them very
long wouldn't YOU'D.
Monday night the Senior class
spent the evening nj Mary Dicknsons
practlcing songs for chapel Mr..
Dickinson served them with hot choc-
olate and cakes.
The Choral Club met Wednesday
for their usual practice. They are
going to give program Friday
morning.
Mr. Dupre gave an interesting talk
on athletics in chapel Thursday
morning. He says that he Is GO
ing to win the track cup from Post
CITY and the baseball cup from Plain
view. so beware Post and Plainview.
He did not say what ''he" is going to
do in basket ball. but I'VE" are GO
ing to show him what we can do. We
now hold championship Lubbock
Task grammar school II we do noD
VIC are going to beat Bethel" al dis
trict meet. too, even II we did not
care to. Miss Thurman would make
us. because every time she whistles
for one of the girls and they do not
arrive on time she turns IN 10 demer-
its against them.
The last six weeks reports nave
been handed out this week. Those
on the honor roll are Senior Class:
Blanche Bean, Ethel Caldwell, Mary
Dickinson, Margaret Dupre, Charlie
jackson, Julia Jennings, and Irene
Lowrey, Margaret Dupre ranked
first. Junior calss: Alta Wood, Ora
Brown. Roby Cathy. Gladys Glenn,
Raw Allen, Mike Barrier, Charles
Dupre, Ellen Blomquist, and Annie
Ruth Quinn, Alta Wood and Ora
Brown ranked first. Sub-lunior
Everett Bean, Henry Brown, Robert
BOYD. Claude Denham, Jack Grls-
void. Nolan Hart, Cecil Honey, Row
land Royalty. Alfred Smith, Cleo
Wilson, Blanche Bacon. Gladys Da-
Wis, Trcssie jackson. Velma Newton
Susie shipp. Euniee Smith, and Ruby
Peek. Sophomore Glass Henry Ben
son, Copass Bowen, Paul Clark
Scott McGehee. Oscar Meredith
chardo Pierce. Jim Stahl. Carlis's
IIubhs. Ala Burrus. Alta burrus'
Clarke flaming. Rosa Bell Hart,
Georgia jackson. Julia johnson. Win
ME Levy. nemice McCrummen, Ines
Nedioek, Margaret Robbins. hcrnlee
Shepherd. Templa Shepherd. AnnIe
lee SImp.an and sylvia w.lseni Ola
In y. Dresser. onlta Green. kdaa
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCE
MENTS

The Avalanche is authorized to
announce the following subject to
the action Of the Democratic Pri-
mary, July, 1920:
For County and District Clerk;
SAM T. DAVIS. tre-election)
For County Tax Assessor;
r. c. BURNS (re-election).
A. J. CLARK
For Sheriff * Tax Collector;
e. a. HOLCOMB (re-election)
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Services held corner South Fourth
and Singer Streets least OF McAdams
Lbr yard
Friday night. prayermeeting Top
ic: The Word and the Spirit"
Saturday, p. m, Sabbath school.
Topic: Astounding in Christ"
Saturday, p. m, sermon: The
Purpose Of the Gospel"
Sunday, p. m, sermon: Some
Things John Saw in Heaven"
Public Cordially invited
George W Spies. Pastor
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The Missionary Society OF the
Methodist church met Monday after
noon in regular business session.
The president was in the chair The
meeting was opened by song, after
which the president gave a scripture
reading followed by earnest prayer.
Minutes Of last meeting read and APP
proved Reports Of different Off
GERS read. showing a good years
work just closed AL committees
made favorable reports. The com
mittees who have just canvassed the
town for Holland and Mccall maya
zines made a very good showing and
the society decided TO continue tax
ing subscriptions for magazines for
the entire year. Mrs. Boerner being
appointed secretary Of the Magazine
Subscription Plan" the full committee
TO be appointed later Under the head
Of new business the society voted
70 make the pledge for this year
$4,000. Many things Of interest
were discussed for the uphuildlnF Of
the society Not a. many prcsent a.
should have been. but those present
showed enthusiasm and deep interest
Tho bible study class will meet In
ladies' paFlor next Monday. A good
attendance = urged Reporter
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08
Eir,i Christian Church.

Bible School 9:45 a. m.
Communion service Immediately
following
Preaching at II a. m. and 6:l5 p.
m, BY Pastor V l.. Graves.
Morning subject: 'Deceying.
Fleeing the Flock-Which7"
Evening Subject: "Wanted-A
Man"
Prayer meeting each Wednesday
evening at $50. also 80 minutes Of
choir practice Just after prayer
meeting. We urge all members Of
the church and most cordially invite
all others who will help US either by
singing or playing an instrument to
come and practice with US. Your
help will be thoroughly appreciated.
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WANTED-We have recently OPP
ened an office in the Lindsey
Theatre Building, in Lubbock,
and we want list Of your property
that you will sell IF you want to
sell YOUR land or city property at
once. come in and see us. We are in
direct touch with people who want to
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

Hon. Sam Raybum has announced
his candidacy for reelection to Con-
gress from the Fourth Texas Dis
trict which is composed Of Collin,
Grayson. Fahnin, Rains and Hunt
counties.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

The new secretary Of Chamber Of
Commerce, John W. Alexander, says
that under his administration Of the
department Of commerce an alert and
progressive policy will be followed
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

f. Lynn, of Hedley, Texas. came IN
Monday night. He is moving to this
part Of the country 10 make his
home. Mr.. Lynn is brother 20 C..
r. Lynn of this city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

L. Shropshire and wife are in Dali
las this week buying goods for their
store. They viii Wat several days
IN north Texas before returning to
the city.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

r. A. Scudrin and family. Of Low
lnetsn, N. ~. passed through the
city Monday enroute home after
spending some time visiting IN
nfovnvood.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

Mr. and Mrs Rex Lotspeich and
Mr.. Harry. Of Crosyton. were here
shopping Tuesday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

Jf. bridges. u Post. had hs .on.
In'iA~ IN : local .anisarium for an
operation lhn week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08
NO AID TAKEN
FOR LESS THAN
3OCENTS

FOR SALE Six cylinder auto, al
most new ut bargain fesas Land A
on Exchange. Lindsey Building, Lub.
book. Texas. 2bu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS
My land is off the market W. T.
Strickel 2S1p
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Avalanche Classified Ads
Y0cn sumcks Wpmch bph in

tainmcnt, Thursday night, January
10th One hour Of Gun and laughter
free. ON and after above date Mac
abecs will meet every Thursday night
instead Of Friday night at old Wood
men hall. 2sl
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MISCELLANEOUS .

LAND AGENTS TAKE NOTICE
My land is off the market. Be
governed accordingly. W. b. Hen
dircks. 272p
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S. W Wagner. one of the Canyon
community's old time and honored
citizens died Tuesday morning after
an illness Of about a week. We ex-
tend the family our deepest sympa-
thy in this hour of deep sorrow.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

NOW have charge Of the Wilson
Hotel at Wilson Meals 50c.-Mrs.
Eva Dudley. 274p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

FOR SALE A few good S c. X.
I Red Cockerels. come and get your
needs before they are all gone. MIS-.
Edd Schroeder. Lubbock. Texas, X
R A. 272p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

STRAYED-One sorrel bazed
face mare and one sorrel horse, both
shod. Any expense and trouble will
be paid for and appreciated. W. b.
Burford, Phone SOS 2Slp
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NOTlCE-This is to notify all
parties having my property listed il is
off the market from this date.--Will
McCrummen. 2Sl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

FOR SALE Share of stock in
Texas Motor Car Association AZ par
This entities holder to purchase car
at discount. See r. II. lngle, at
Avalanche, or phone 255 2si
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

bug land and city property We also
handle oil leases and royalties. Make
out your list now giving price and
terms Texas Land and OIL Ex-
change. Lubbock. Phone a. 1877
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

Mrs. Joe Young, of Ruby, Calf,
is in our city visiting Mrs. ]. ID.
Lindsey.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

FOuND--Ladies coat Phone 1870.
esd
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Good money II you pay
over six per cent on your loans. Any
amount from $1,000 up. Jno. r.
Turner. 272t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08
WANTED

WANTED-Ambitious young men
and women who want to train for of
flee work. Situations secured at sat
isfactory salaries. For information
write National Business College. Abb
lene, Texas. l3tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

L0ST-Fountain pen on streets
of Lubbock Finder return TO Avail
anche. 2Slp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

FOR SALE Worth the money, a
good farm. also a Ford ear or would
trade for Lubbock City property.
Phone 6S5 l.. r. White 272
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

LOST-Pair kid gloves either Mt
the Lyric Theatre or the Firemen's
Banquet, New Years night Return
70 Mrs. W. T. Mckinley. 2Sl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-01-08

LAND AGENTS My land is Off
the market. Govern accordingly J.
x Teal, Lubbock, Tex. RI. l. 213p
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
ASQUITH ES Ell LlDER EN-
LA FEDERATION IL
BERAL

LONDRES. mayo '1S.-En la rel
MON celebrada en- bennington por
Ia Federation Liberal Sc acordo la
separation del partido de Ia coali-
cion con los conservadores fundan-
dose en- que las necesidades de ITEM
nos de guerra va no eyisten Y que
Ia continuation es impossible porque
solo Sc presto al sacrificio de los
principles hberales.
Esta resolution sc interpreta en-
L6ndres como otra decision entire el
partido liberal Y el gobierno de
coahcion.
S~eiscientos Delegates de todas par
ties de Inglatcrra y Gales asistieron
a Ia reunion. que sc convoco para
tratar de la fusion de los liberales
con ell cobierno de coa!icion. Esva
c~onferencia tom6 los caracteres de
una lucha entire tl Primer Minlstro
Llovd George Y Mr.. Asquith por la
iefatura del partido liberal.
Los debates fueron partlcularmen-
te animados. tom9ndo partc en- ellos
todos los icfes liberales. con lnclu-
sion del doctor Christopher Addison.
p~residentc de la Junta de Goblerno
local; Thomas J. Mcnamara, Minis
tro del Trabajo y otros miembros
del cobierno cuyas manifestations
fueron recibidas con d~csagrado al
paso que Sc tributaba n caiurosa
ovaci6n a Sir Donald Mac Lean,
partidario dc Mr.. Asquith.
Lego a ser tan grande ei desor-
den a Ultima bora Que Sir Gordon
Hewart. director general de los Iibe-
rales coalicionistas. Sc neeo a pro-
n.nciar IN discourse.
Sr Gordon con sus ~partldar'os
sbandoraron cl salon. con aparentes
manifestacioneS de iubilo en- los cue
cuedaban. Despues de haherse au-
scatado los c~oalicionistas Sc aprobo
las rcsolyc;6n cast por unan'midad.
T2ce varias scmaHas e aprooo n
reroluci6n anoloCa en- la reunlN de
los libcrales &c Escocla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
LOS DEL
ADRIATICO

ROMA. Mayo. l6.--El Primer MI
nistro Nitti. pronunciando un discur-
50 en- la Camara de Diputados dlJo
Que ell cumplimiento del pacto de
L.6ndres o del memorandum convent
do Ell nueve de diciembre ponia I'm
q todos los problemas surgidos con
motive dc 10 del Adriatlco.
Diio. ademas. que los Estados
Uniaos V Francia convinieron en- 10
del memorandum. rero que su apil'
cacion rroduciria sereias dificu!tades
Dlrante las conferencias habidas en-
San Reno. los rrimeros Ministries
Llovd George Y Millerand lie inTor-
maron que estaban dispuestos a
cumplir ell pacto de Londres, deJan-
do a Ia ~vo1untad de Italia cuando de-
hiera realizarse.
Ha decIsrqdo ademas el senior Mt
i gu. convene cooperar 4 IA orga-
nizaci6n de VI Gobierno democrati-
co en- .Alemania rara entonces con-
vertida c y gran cctro de produc-
ci6n, Diio que era possible renovar
las rciaciones con "a soviet RuslH, a
cuvo efecto el Gobierno estaba dan
do los pasos n~eceSarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
Ell PESCADOR AFICIONADO

cana de pesca para descanso del 4
ficionado. ell cual, una veZ puest9
Ell hilo Y ell anzuelo en- condolences, nc
ha de hacer mas que observar Y es
perar.
Sc necesita tambien para Ia buena
! pesca una serie de co-chos Y plomos
de buena calidad.
e. pescador de cana dcbe dar mu-
cha im~portancia al hilo, cuya pare
inferior estara adherida a un trozo
dc erin V pelo de caballo, que es 10
Que alta materialmente al anzuelo.
Con objeto de poder arregiar a
c~ualquiera e~ventualidad toda clase De
des,erfectos en- los distintos rnateria-
les de que constan los ~utenslllos de
pesca. ell buen p~escador debc saeer
hacer nudos fuertes, sencillos e hides
tructibles. Es esta n condlclon
indispensable que Sc neceSlta tam
bien para aplicar los anzueios cada
vez que estos Sc har de zanzibar. 10
cual suede a menudo.
Los cortos. en- forma de boyas
flotantes, tienen por objeto indicar al
pescador Ell momento en- que los pc
ces muerden ell anzuelo. Estos cor
chos. de muy distintas formas Y ia
manos. Sc c~olocan IN mitad del hi!o,
V por ellos. au hundirse ~reperidamen-
te. conocese cuando ell PEI plea y
81 es gordo o pequeno.
Finalmente precisa conocer Ia cla-
Sc de cebo convenience para tapar
con el la punta del arzueio Y que Ia
practica demostrara cual es Ia meJor
para cada uno de los casos. Resul-
ia IN cebo perfecto para Ia pesca a
la cana: los gusanos de TERRA, las
moscas verdes, los insectos de ester
~colero, Ia langosta de terra comun'
Ia MICA de pan cruda, los moluscos
de mar, etc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-17
SERA PROCLAMADA LA
LEY MARCIAL EN-
IRLANDA

LONDRES, Mayo 16.-La Ley
Marcial sera proclamada en- lrlanda
dentro de pocos dias, segun dice
una information publica da hoy aqui
por el periodico Nacional News. FL
diario de referencia agrega que
grandes ~cantidades de alambres con
puas Sc han ordenado por ell gobier-
no con ell p~roposito. segun parece
de ~emplearlas en- alambrados Y
otros sistemas defensivos en- csc
pals.
LIMERICK. Mayo 16.-Un MEM
bro prominente de los Sin Feiners,
Joseph Baton. fue muerto al salir
anoche de una cantina. Nueve
hombres enmascarados. armados de
punta en- blanco, sc acercaron a H.
der Y agente electoral de Vale
ra. hacienda una doble descarga de
t:ros contra 81. Ningun arresto Sc
ha hecho hasta ahora.