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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-06
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-06
BIBLIOTECA DE INDuSTR!kS
IUCRATIVAS

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-06
OBRAS POETICAS.

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Aa,a,or.a Dc Postas MsHicanoS Modsr-
Con N I'd 81 los lab;o~. Poesias dc
Enrique Fr-ra=&ez L"des"'I ...- $50
Can:o~ de y:Ia ' EsPcraz=a. po- Ru-
ben nar'o ...- $1,000. 7Oc
De- Eaiio ; Ar-,heHas. poe-nAS Gale
jcroS rJr Ms-ccliro Davaics .....-..SI 90
: Libro A-ul.-PoesiaS per Adalbe-;o
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e. Pa-naso Mexjcano.-2 t0mc< ........sT 80
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Mis- Dramas In;imoS. po- Ma-cciiuo D&-
Poe>.s> Ge Antonio Phz $4,000. 90. soc
Parahoias y o;-os PocnaS. Po- Enrique
Gc0z-lrz MARITIME ........ -.-.-... soc
POsmas Selec;CS. 2o- Acustin F. Cuen.
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Poe,- .e Nancsl Gutierrez NAjera.
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SfBLIOTECA SELECTA PARA
NIS0S

NINOS
,T5roz !Ir<.-ados. y - cnc.avos c7ia inc
,yc-tu-as de Teresa Panza
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~ucnto< de Anderson. > tomoS
y Tcat-o &c Anima'es.
lrs-;rtC dc les t~irl7lNS.
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g Suc5o de Pcpito.
- rsTcL-ch;T-
I Hcreiero.
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n Ticarz Va=iSqd.
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In Earitc<7 Alicia-
Nirros Dc Ni6as.
Dor Mentir.
raruitc cl TNriorador
Robinson.
Rc>!na.
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IN E~nr-ims1to del D.. Ok
In Drama en- los Aires.
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BIgLIOTECA REC2ETlVA.
,crcn.os y ~lc-t1raS Observation-Disclosures
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NJ: Primern lcctura-
Horas F"l:ccS-
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Los NiIcs dc ctrcs Paises.
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Mics Bue.cs y Mines IaloS
Cuen;os para Mics.
El F2iS lie las NaSivllaS.
Cu.r;o> c. Eadas.
e! Mundo Maravillo5o..
Iii L;bro Favorito.
EDiScdlCS y Aventuras-
Lectures de Historic S3Srads.
Episodes de IA Historic Sag-ada.
Nar-.c.oa-s Extraordh .arIaS.
TarteS de- Otoco-
Las T-ib@lac:oncs &c NctS=e:a.
Fl Iu-dc &c los Mines.
La Montana de Orc.
LccGEg--Cueatos morales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-06

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Manual dc Observation-Disclosures
con dos bonitaS ccnedias ...... ooc
Nuevo Lenguaje de las Flores Frutas.
Abau;co y PIeiras PreciosaS $3.50. soc
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLlTICA
La uc-sncia dc Carranza. por 81 Lac
Bias Urr"a. Luis Cabrera. -:-..'-Si--
En- casa Aje-l-Pigiaas del d~estlerro,
por Manuel MGzQuiz Blanco -. fVc
Trfl.sncia dc Es7ana y de iOs Estados u
nidcs sotrc Mexico. po- q Lie Tori
/ hio Esquivci OoreSoE ..........-.- Sic
La misna ob-a. enr2aStad7 en- tea ....S--9o
la organization poii;ica de Mexico. Id
Constitution y Ia Dictadura, FOR D.
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XimSpcz de C;sreroS. Ersayo dc critica his
.6-;cl po- Lie. Jose ElEuero -.-...--s4.Vc
Tn. Decerio DC Politica MeXicana Dor
81 lie Manuel C7le-o ..- -....-S2-OV
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Manual De Agriculture y Gan2deria-
Manual dc Aries y Oficins-
Manual de Aceitcs y JaboneS.
Narua! de hltanileria-
Manual de Carp!n;eria de Taller.
MANUEL de Ce--7ieria y 0hraS d" Hero.
yaoraI del Cohe.erc y PolvoTiit2-
Manual del CurtidoE dc Pieces.
Manual del Crrfitero = Pcstelero,
Manual del DeStilado- LiccriSta-
Manual dc E'c-tr,c:dad.
Manua! de FotoErafta-
Manual del Hcjclatc-o.
MANUAL de Jardirs-ia y horticultural
MAMMAL Dc LabCreu de Minas-
Manual de i.scheria.
Manual de MccInica Industrial.
Manual del pin:or.
Manual del Telcgrafrsta y IeLetonifa-
Manual del Reiojero-
M-rur' d.! >aStre.
Manual d.! Fabricantc dc YEAS.
Manual de Ve:erinar'a y E7uT:ae'oa-
Manual del IapAterp.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01

Beauty Work done BY appoint.
. mt Manicuring a speciality.
Wll1s8o-J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-01
SHOE REPAIRING

Pine shoe Repairing. oats raw and I. +.
s.. Heals. sOc. Free Delivery
Jacob Sander, 406 West Central
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
GOOD LESSON FOR THOSE WHO WILL HEED

The act of Charles E. Heron in going into criminal court and pleading guilty to having com mitted crime by printing things about responsible citizen of the Territory that he admitted were not true and causing editorial comment to be made that was not true, and by signing a statement in which admitted that the he had traduced re- spectable honorable citizen ought to be lesson to some of the self-styled newspapermen of Alaska Some of these men who pretend to be newspaper men their purposes regardless of facts truth. They apparently know nothing of the history of Alaska, current or past, and less. They write like people who never investigate anything. They say people whose acts and words well known They distort words almost before the echo of their ut erance has ceased to ring. They never retract even when their lies nailed them-except when hailed into court to answer the processes of law
 This is sort of journalism that upon time was familiar to Americans, but fortunately it has all but completely passed away with many of the unde- sirable things of the decades that have How ever it is because there still of them here and there that continue to hear people say once in a while that %you cant belieye anything you see in the papers"
 If the essoEs of the Cordova libel proceed ings are taken to heart they should have good effect in Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
To Advertise Alaska
Railway and Marine News)

Hallway and Marine News)
 Bureau officials Washington to be warmly commended the decision that large sum is to be appropriated for advertising Alaska, in oth- CT manner can the travelling public be attracted. This has been amply proved by the many American and Canadian steamship lines operating to and from Alaska who have collectively during the past twenty years expended three million dollars in advertising the scenic attractions and industrial opportunities of the Northland. Naturally cannot expect to hear that the government would appropriate proportion ate sum annually for any such purpose but any ex- penditare in the populous centers of the East, rot help attract attention to the Territory and at the same it will be helpful the Territory in many other ways. The greatest care, however, should by those who prepare these advertise ments to prevent any rush to the North of ind- gents laborers others not possessing small amount of capital with which to provide for their own needs, otherwise the government would be great ly embarrassed in having to send ship north to bring such people out. For years past Alaska ad- vertising has discouraged this particular class from moving northward. Conditions unlike any other country that the only people desired from industrial viewpoint those possessed of either ability capital to invest and then develop To advertise the scenic attractions for the tourists and then the wonderful opportunity for legitimate invest ment and industrial development will prove of the greatest possible benefit to the Territory at large.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
Tossing the Taurus

Why, hello, old man, Gosh you're looking fine! I'm sure mighty glad to see you! You are good fer sore eyes. How do you manage to keep in such fine shape? You look like a two-year-old! You look younger than you did ten years ago. I'll bet you do not do much worrying. You must be a mighty good natured cuss, I wish I was an optimist like you! l hear you are doing finely and becom- ing famousi A friend of yours told me that the old town was proud of you and that you would make your mark! It must be great to be forging ahead that way! Everywhere go I hear boost for you. I sure am glad you
 How much is it this time?' inter
 rupted the object of the eulogy, a
 he sadly produced his pocketbook
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
Luke McLuke Says

Any married man can tell you that no matter what he wants to do his wife will want to do some think else.
 As a rule a man wouldn't think of ,respassing if he didn't see a "No Trespassing" sign.
 It is always the fellow who hash t any who believes that all Wealth should be equally shared.
 Nothing ever happens when a man stops to fix his garter on the street. But it's different when a girl does it.
 Most men should wear corsets. if the women didn't wear them they would look as bulgy as the men do.
 It is hard for man to keep from making dry remarks when he meets fellow who has a well stocke cellar.
 A man isn't supposed to have as much sense as woman But a man doesn't stick the tail of a dead horse on his hat and call it an Aigrette.
 Any thin girl can tell you that it is Perfectly Terrible the way a Corn Fed girl fills a waist.
 When married man sees a hus- band and wife acting like two lovers he wonders whose wife she is.
 The Lamentations of Job were nere Jazz Songs of Joy compared Q the vail of a Prohibitionist who has just discovered that some one has broken into his cellar and stolen his stock.
 The ham on a 1920 sandwich is almost as thin as the stockings the girls are wearing.
 Why is it that a man has to wait until his children are grown up be- fore he discovers that he didn't marry his Affinity?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

shales to such point that they can supply any considerable quantity of oI.r oil needs Almost as much if not more, tons of oil shale would have to be mined than coal in order to obtain production of crude oil equal to the present yield of our oil wells. It must therefore be many years before this source can be used to supplant our failing oil fields.
 The time has arrived when, with crude oil higher than it has been for fifty years, inef- ficiency in the production and manufacture of petroleum should not be countenanced Petroleum and it's products should be reserved for those uses for which it is peculiarly adapted and for which there sub stitutes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
Wise Words of Wise Men

Enough is good feast Dutch Proverb } The enterprising often fortunate.-(Bea) A man envies every other man except his son and his pupil-( Hebrew. Proverb)
 Equality causes no war (Soon.) Equity is half religion.-(Turkish Proverb) Equivocaton is first cousin to lie.
 What cannot be eschewed must be embraced- (Shakespeare)
 Eve is not yet dead.-( German Proverb) Even paupers live on the parish page.-( (Bulwer) The evening crowns the day)
 Every back hath its pack -(London Truth) small evil is a great good-(Greek Proverb.) ) good example is the best
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
Our Joe Miller Contest

Joe Heintzman claims that the oldest joke is the one about the cop who arrested a man and hauled hin into Court. Why did you arrest this man?" asked the Judge "He was having a fight with a snake. 2 replied the Cop. Hasn't man a right to defend himself against a snake?" asked the Judge Yes" replied the Cop But there wasn't no snake there"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

It is significant that the name of the Chief of Police whom the Associated Press says killed the de- tectve who reported to have killed the Mayor of Mattewan, w. Va, Tuesday evening, named Hat field and yesterday unidentified persons killed a detective named Mccoy Are we to have renewal of hostilities between the Hatfieds and Mc1oys?
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

It has become habit of Alaskans to speak praise for Canada treating Yukon Territory better than the United States Alaska And it is a trmed habit in Yukon Territory praise the Unit ed States for being liberal toward Alaska than Canada is toward her northern Territory. Distance lends enchantment, etc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
Re- aiistic

"He is quite an artist, isn't he?" asked Smith.
 ."Yes,' replied Jones' He painted an apple last week and the critics all agreed it was rotten
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

Vive La Kentucky! Paris, Ky. Versailles, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Chevrolet, Ky. Etoile, Ky. Frenchburg, Ky. La Fayette, Ky. Richelieu, Ky. Lejunior, Ky. La Center, Ky.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

It is significant that it is thing for Grand Jury in any of the Alaska Judicial Divisions to adjourn after completing investigation term without giving praise to the Federal officers of the Division in it's final report.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

Sunday street at present permitted in Ontario only to cities of 50000 or more population. An amendment to the law will extend the privilege to cities of 20, ,000
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

The Manhattan Island theatres contribute $750,- 900 month in taxes to the Federal government under the income tax law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

West Virginia would contribute to the peace of America if she would insist upon the disarmament of the Hatfields and McCoys.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22

Our Daily Special Being Popular With Yourself Won Make You Popular With Others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
w atch Us Grow

Heva Hart is cashier in q butcher shop in Portland, Ore.
 Hal. l. Butz has a fish store in Astoria, Ore.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
Oh!

"The surgeon told me that if I would submit to the operation he would put me on my feet again, " said Brown.
 Did he?" asked the Friend.
 "He did" replied Brown q had to sell my automobile to pay his bill
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
Whats The Fare To Hamilton?

WHd1s The Fare To Hamilton!
 tFor Sale ad in Hamilton CO., News) ON BUCKEYE ST-cozy 6-room bungalow with steam heat. electric lights, gas, water, full cellar.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-22
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnatn
 Enquirer
Huh

Huh! "So your wife objects to living in the next flat to that foreign coupler" remarked MT. Naybor.
 Yes" replied Mir. Gabb. They quarrel necessarily and she can't understand a word of it..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE KI
HOUs SEES FOR SALE
HOME BARGAINS


 S6ll Ave E, Av5ndale. s rooms and bath; large lot possession in 30 days reasonable terms; price $500.
 South Highlands home on lot 10Ox3i0i reception hall. living room, library, dining room, breakfast room. kitchen. } bedrooms and sleeping porch; hard wood floors. furnace heat; modern in detail; possession in 60 days; price tlS,5o0 on reasonable terms.
 Woodlawn residence on 6lst st. cor per lot S-room 2-story: very conven- tent and excellent value; price S45OO Brand new stucco home on Norwood blvd: nice large lot; tile porch. liv- ing room with beam ceilings; dining room. breakfast room, lavatory and toilet and kitchen 1st floor; bed rooms 2d floor; nice concerted base ment. furnace heat, hardwood floors garage; price sl5,0Oo; this home was built by owner and has the very best of material in it; possession April l. We have a 5-room bungalow in Foun- tain Heights which we can sell for s4250 and give possession in 30 days; living room across front with stone HdHlcis uliitiS iOotil, OUt7 ler's pantry. kitchen; hardwood floors; nice lot; overloolls the city: ideal home for small family; easy terms.
 Modern 9-room residence near Phoenix Club; lot 75x200: same extending from one street to the other; spacious front porch with stone steps, reception room living room, dining room, break fast room, kitchen, bedrooms and sleeping porch; stucco construction, in good repair. hardwood floors, fur mace heat, nice basement, garage. servants house: owner has left Bir- mingham and will sacrifice for only $500 we can arrange terms to suit. The above are some of the special bar gains on our list; we have others for sale and can satisfy you: if you have rented homes in the past you no doubt realize that it is not thrifty, at least, to do so; buy your home now and pay for it on deferred payments if neces- sary, realizing that every time you make payment you are helping yourself,
 w. B. LEEDY R. E. & 1. co 112 N. Fist St. Main 4716
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
REFUSING
 TO ACCEPT ITALIANS
 RECENTLY IN RUSSIA
/ Main | \ 4900 J
By Associated Press

Naples, January 19.-Italians who have been to Russia and those who have beea arrested on any charge whatever. are unable to get past the American consuls in Italian cities, who are exercising the strictest surveillance of passport vises to prevent bosheyiki and anarchists from returning to the United States on the wave of emigration which is moving toward America as rapidly as ships can carry the emigrants.
 The number demanding vises exceeds the transportation capacity so greatly that the American officials are turning down all doubtful cases. passing only those thoroughly literate and of good character. Certificates are required from courts that the applicant for wise has never been arrested. and also certif- cate that no charge is spending agaiDSr him. In the case of soldier. his dis charge papers must show his record.
 The consuls take ample time to iRve< tigate all questionable cases The pass port fees are producing tremendous m, come at the seaport eonsulates. IAe Naples consulate probably will clear Sl9e.00o above expenses ihis year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
Carranza Suspends
 Rivals Newspaper
By Assoslassa Press

Washington. Januar l9.rryate al. vices from Mexico today reported that Fl Democrata. Cairanza's official q gan in Mexico City had announced f.ss suppression of the Spanish Herald ., newspaper published in the interest ..6t General -Alvarado. former governor Il Yucatan. and of the Monitor Repnuft- cano General Obregon's newspaper. ou orders of Carranza
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100
 B. F. EBORN 315 Empire Bldg. M. 1197

315 Empire Bldg. M. 1197 We desire and prefer our friends and patrons who may be, or who may not be able 10 know until inspection that they would be interested in any property ad- vertised, to call at the office instead of requesting us, as is being constantly done, to give detailed information over the phone Please understand that we are alawys at our service; always glad to show you what we have to offer; that this is a part of our business, and that We neither expect nor do we desire to sell any one anything unless it hap pens to suit them after they see it. With this plain, simple, straightforward statement, when you see anything ad- vertised and are not sufficiently inter- ested to eithe- call at the office and make inquiry or let us show 1t to you in that event. We do not care to give in- formation over the phone We are ex- ceedingly busy: we are gratified, and beg to thank tie public in general both buyers and sellers, for the business they are throwing our way: and beg to as- sure them that we will always serve them to the best of our ability.
 naent T-room residence; splendid condi- tion reception rom and parlor, dining room. sun porch or breakfast room, Kitchen, large provision and butler pantry, first floor: double bedroom and two ether large bedrooms, tile-floored bath and sleeping porch. upstairs storm sheathed. double floored compo- sition room; grand view of the city; rough lot, pretty stiff pull to walk ID the hill. but nice when you get there; sfsoo, $500 cash, balance like rent. per cent.
 SOUTH HIGHTANDS-5ox1e0 ereva ted level lot; 5-room dwelling. near Mt. Ter race function: good neighborhood; rich garden; eastern exposure car lines convenient: $500: s15oo longtime loan, $22 per month; balance cash; would con slider auto as part payment
 WEST END-sroom, 2-story, modern, corner home; block of car line. uear Princeton: furnace, grates. gas. tights. bath; good neighborhood; s4500; $500 cash ss5 per month; house renting Tor more
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Louis ave. or st, near Glen Iris entrance: ideal Groom, modern home level, beautiful lot, 4Sxl70. frst-class location 5000: s1000 cash, $40 per month: been offered s575o; no use to make a counter offer; 5000 least that will buy 1t.
 SUBURBAN BARGAIN-Near car lines western section of the city; corner 5ox2V' level no street improvements; 9-roor residence; s4olN; $500 cash balance less than rent.
 ODLAWN-Tidewate line; e-room dwelling: large lot: 2d ave. S.. near 5eth st. sy75o; s75o cash; 80 per month k SOUTH HIGHLANDS-2-story modern 7-room residence: furnace, grates, gas, lights, bath, sleeping porch: corner block of 18th st line; convenient to oth- CTS: $500; 5000 cash, $50 per month; April 1 possession.
 WE HAVE OTHERS To buy, sell or ex- change your property, see us in person. l Call us over the phone only for the l purpose of making appointment.