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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
ACUSAN 4 nURGUIA
De REPETIDOS
FRAUDES

Tclsqrer,s Especial para La PRENSA.
NUEVA YORK. JUNO 25.-SegEn
las ultinas noticias traSnludas de
IA ciudad de Mexico por Ia VIA tele-
srafica. al general durgufa Sc le 4
cnsa ahora de haber cometido varios
fraudes durante ei tempo que actuo
como Ninistro do Guerra
Ell Conualor General envio uR in
forrne a este respecto. al Procurador
General en- el que dice que en- las
facturas militares SO hallan incluidos
artfculos tales como calcetiaes &c Sc
da- dulces. perfumes y otros semejan-
tes. v en- este inforrne Sc basa Ia a
cusaci6n presenrada por e. menciona-
do funcionario contra 81 general Muir
guia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
osREGoN Sc DEsPIDio DEL PRE-.
SIDENTE

Teleorama Especial para IA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Junio 25.-
Antes de salir para Manzanillo el
General Obregon estuvo en- Chapulte-
pee a despedirse del Presidente de
la Huerta Y darle las .gracias por ha-
berle ofrecido ell cahonero Guerrero
para que hIctera el viaJe a Sonora.
ObregGn declaro que Va a Nogales
descansar de Ia Ultima campana
polftico- -militar y que regresara ei
mes pr6xirno para reanudar Ia cam
pana presidential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
EL GENERAL AMARO SALlO DEL
PARRAL PARA JlMENEZ

Teierrar,a Especial para Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO, TEN, JUNO 25.-Se han
tenido noticias de que el Gral. Anna
70, que Sc hallaba en- Parral, al reci-
bir aviso de que Villa esta operandc
en- las cercanfas de Jimenez, sali6 pa
ra esa ciudad.
La communication ferrocarrilera en-
tre Jim&nez Y Parral esta interrum
pida atn, pero todas las conlunica-
clones entire Chihuahua y Torreon Sc
encuentran al corriente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
De Ia HUERTA RECTIFICA UN
ERROR COMETlOO POR LOS
CORRESPONSALES Ex
TRANJEROS

CIUDAD DE ATEXICO. Junio rs
EI Presidente Provisional de IA Huerta
h5zo hoy Unas declaraciones en- las
que rectifjca un error cometido POI
los corresponsales extranjeros al dar
cuenta de 10 que les djo en- 81 ban
Quete CUE les ofreci6.
Dice de IA Huerta que algunas de
s1s paIabras fueron NAL interpreta-
das V que 10 CUE les die a los CORES
ponsaIes citados, que do lUgar d.
cho error. fus 10 siguiente: MI gobieI
no adoptara una politica 6e amistad
fraternidad hacia todos los paises
del murdo Y aspira a establecer re
laciores cordiaIes con todos aqUellos
sin distinction ninguna".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
PARTlO LA SRA. DE LA HUERTA
EN- TREN PRESIDENTIAL

TeIeerana Especial para "LA PRENSA."
LAREDO, Texas, Junio 25.-La Sc
nora esposa del Presidente de Ia Huer
IA arrib6 a Laredo en- las primeras
horas de Ia manana embellishments
cruz6 3 territorio mexicano, acompa-
hada de las personals que con ella vie
nen desde Sonora.
En- Nuevo Laredo esperaoa "a Sc
nora dc De Ia Huerta un CAIRO presi-
dencial Y en- el marcharon los viajc-
ros para Ia ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

PRONOSTICO que rinde para hoy
eI Observatorio Meteorological de San
Antonio:
Algunos nublados Y una temperatu-
ra mAxima entire los SO y SO. grades
Ligeros vientos del Sur.
La temperature de aver fluctu6 en-
tre los 72 y los 81 grados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LEGO + Ell PASO Ell SEkAOOR
FALL

Tclcq-uu1 Especial para LA PRENSA."
NCEVA YORK, JUNO 2+.-El Sc
nador Fall lleg6 a FL Paso. Texas,
adonde 10 lleva algo relacionado adm
con los asuntos mexicanos.
Manifesto Fail que ain estdn slen-
do obieto de investigaciones algunas
de las fases de "a situaci6n mexica-
ma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
HUBo UNA SESSION. ToRMENToSA
EN- IA CAMASA MExICANA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. JUNO Is
Aver So celebr6 una session. que re-
sult6 tormentosa, en- IA Camara de Di-
putados.
La causa de elIo fue una acalorada
dispura que tuvo lUEar entire los di-
putados quo apoyaban a Carranza Y
algunos de los que simpatizan con el
gobierno actual.
Los diputados Gldardo Gomez, Oc-
tavio Triso. Luis Espinosa Y Constan
tino Molina abandonaron el recinto de
a Camara-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
Los CORRESPONSALES
ACEPTARON LA
INVITACION
Tel. directo para LA PRENsA

Tel. directo para LA PRENsA
C. DE MEXICO. Junio %
La mayor parte de los grandes
peri6dicos de los Estados Unidos
han acceptable Ia invitaciGn que
les hiciera el Presidente De la
Huerta, para que envfen repre-
sentantes al pats y Sc den cuen-
"a exacta de su situaci6n, con-
venciendose, personalmente. de
que Ia Repdblica Sc halla real
mente pacificada.
Algunos de los corresponsaies
que Sc encuentran aquf han recl-
bido instrucciones de sus perio-
dicos para que hagan una gira a
traves del pals y recojan impre-
stones para ser publicadas en- los
Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
DE IA HUERTA CREE QUE OEsE
ENSAYARSE EL SlSTEmA
PARLAMENTkRlO EN- NE
XlCO

NUEVA YORK. junio o5.-EI Pre-
sidente de IA Huerta les concedi6 a los
neriodistas locales una entrevista en-
Ia Que declara que 81 es partidario de
que Sc ensaye en- Mexico el sistena
rarIamentario. seeGn dice IN telesra-
ma recibido hoy de Ia ciudad de Me-
xicO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
HA DESApARECIDO VA
la TAN TEhIDA
BUBONICA
Tel directo para LA PRENSA.

C. DE MEXICO, Junio 23.-
La peste bubonica parece que ma
desaparecido definitivamente del
pats, gracias 6 IA campana vigo-
rosa que Sc emprendi6 no sola-
mente en- VeracruZ, sino en- todaS
las poblaciones donde Sc Grey"
que el mai germinar!a
Los informes oficiales rendldos
al Conseio Superior de salubri-
dad dicen que en- el puerto de
Veracruz no Sc ha dado nj un So
10 case de peste en- los ultlmos
tres dfas Y que los enfermos que
aun hay alli. estan mejorando
cada dia en- los lugares de asia
miento en- que Sc les tiene.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-26
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus hbros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
wssAwsn Circle 70 ,nsssil--N,sue,o.

wsis V Asdrsss l,sos--Frank wslls
oil be principal sp~aber ai . meeting ~
- Lions club al The sklryln hotel 20.
morrow noon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
COLISEUM WORK
NAY START SOON
Everything Now Depends or
Receipt Of Pledges.

.i-

Upon receipt of the deed 10 the land
on which the livestock coliseum II ia
10 tuil', which b roe In the hands o,
J. ". \. Hstchinss. sad 10 com pless
snesps for fsw miRsv sssnlhss. the d.
rectors u the okIahosnA coliseum havs
called for SEALED b.ts for the eonsirue-
tion A The paviliea anhes.
Contracts viii ~ lot fhusSdsy pro-
vided The osseee rsqalrsA before the
beginning Of operations ts ssceivel b.
that date. oa this amount l2s. 900
ccmss from the paeksss. The remain.
Ing ~. 900 10 10 h. ssllscied On the
pledges Of the busiasss men Of okla.
homa City
". n MastiRsau. secrstary - ths
Oklaboma rs,issum. chsckiae up o. the
fund today, reports, that one fourth N
the amount required from the business
naen has hssn turssA b - 6ats.
10 the require aussaal y sssaiasa
cUasaructi@ vin bsgis wltA1a ~ asal
eWo VeoAo ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
&yBtiels

chsptss Nsvss Report roriyht-At
ihs r~guiav westiy business meeting
NJ the Oslshsma GU veusS business
mems fraternity. the mi Delta Ofnsga
ai the Wvchins hotel tonight meu,bsrs
will hear recommv nda'iops and rtpoft
of . COMMITTEES appointed sons time
Aro 10 Investigate the sfyi-ihili'y of
hthld'ns = fraternity chapter houss.
Wssswsn Circle 70 Install -N,stletos
Grove, No 4 woodpen circl.. win
Install ofncsrp Jointly with Oslshor n
lamp No ". o v ~ 6clo, :
fhur day night, a, isst Wsr, Grand
avenue Previous 20 The nesting Nh
Kfuts viii hold q short business sss
sl6n 10 determine several Important
! questions.
Wsis " Aedrsss l,sos--Frank wslla
oil be principal sp~aber a. . meeting oi
- Lions club at The sklryln hotel 20.
morrow noon.
Ferris Msstios psstps~sS--rhs meat.
lns TO have been held tomorrow night
/ ~ supporters of Bcoty rsvr1s In his
campaign for the ssnsfS. and AZ which
permsr sbt state organization vns N
have b~cn effected, has been postponed
Post tponsment wac due 10 the fact that
Judge g. H. Stuart, who wss ~ hnyp
dtls-fsd the PRINCIPAL address. could
not attend. n ID sHpested the meet n 4
VIII bs held within the n.rt week "
ten days
EIsvso DlSsetsss sss Club - Only
skvsn directors are 10 10 chosen In
the current election sor the Oshhoms
rhr club, instead Of twenty two "a
announced yest.tday.
Mice osrt,ves Coz Bsek-Gsr,tIdo
Cor. Y. ". G. A ptysirgi dir.ctof.
hAe just returned from attending ~
W." hoAlih conferences in New York
city and ChichsD Al gymnasium,
classes ~ere resumed this morning.
U,epis~ Rstsry chsirwso-c "
BIsaIss, heading groups A and y. viii
10 In chsrse II the regular weekly
meeting Of the Rotary club At IN.
w. w." ossrstssys Relative Diss-
cara itassssd general secretary of ths
y. ". G. L., vss called 70 Dallas
Tssss. yesterday BY the death Of her
sister -hv. MIS- HsSgsrd wiil be-
snns for three es four dsyv and prob
shy Vim set return before the end d
the week.
vsiss csetsssS AOrssmsNt--A con.
trsct fos q sV0 of valves ana fire ny
drants 10 b. used In the extension Of
water maine In Capitol Hili addition
has seen sGvesa spSn by tse city com
inissionsss. Mike Donaeliy. commission
e. OF finance. ssid To-Day.
0>AA.ssaM II n.ssssiA-r..f n~,hsii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
An|ES EXPECTING
MATERIAL DROP
N L|v|Ne COST
Price Commissioners Work
10 Get Results, He Says.

The appoiatnent Of ne faiP price
comnisaIonas Givss the p<opls u Oh.
lshsna chance 10 10 ''eo,isctivs bar.
eainihG' Judge =. n. AmAs. assistant
to The sttssssy. ssasrai szplsissA this
movniM0.
''rhs Individual he's Ro oppcr tuni'y -
so throush the dickssins and persuad.
Ing Of . hosse trader IN buyins HE
personal suppliss OF . s,ors." Judge
Ames ssid The fair price commits.
slonet is intended to exercise that
fuBstion. snd resuIis show thn, hs 10
effective ~ an agent 10 bringing dowa
,rLarHes.
Rsssp gsssesst.
= I'm dsiishtsd at the sppoinsm
q Joha n. DsbeiA ~ commissioner for
oAIeheesa. dBl IN oeNildsnt hat re-
pwl(8 wv esns0 ~ selsgtA"
eHieee tAgopqhoD4 The eeuntsy tAsU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
IN n i;i iS;ii1 ;sussi, ~

Construction WORK on the three junior
high school buildings 10 nos under
say.
Excavation Of the basement and
swimrninG pcol 81 the Capitol Hill
hulidisg 10 nearly done. Forms Tor a
past Of the concrete footing are In.
ExSsvatisn 10 In pregress for the
,hsssR buiiAsns.
Vert on the wsbstss Aassmsnt be-
.sins tkls Wssk. snA eeeee worth Of
buiidins material 10 on tie sround Al,
each site.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

iOf financing the proposed roads ora.
issus chmpalan. ehsmDot sfit isls an
npuneei ihls morning
Injunction or prhinsgs pteh--A
permanent Injunction Rgaitst His
Fnnon, pr'wniihs his tull,iins q druin.
nEs di'rh arrpss MS lAnd IL conns,i
Min iba Marrow arsin raining ih'oasa
william Morrow land, 6sar iiafrah.
wss issu"d by Iuis. fd~srd n Ola
ftld frllosinf hterlns on ih~ cnse
IN d,sifie, opirt Morrow claimed n
dl'fh h'inR bUit ~ Nis Simon AND
'mp'ylns Into the Aorfus drain. pui
'npfe water IN the dram than coiii b.
carried asay, With tho result the Nor
ru~ land was flooded
Woman tsd or Check chs,sS--
'hsrsEi with attempting a. obisl
um2hfy on inls. and bnE,s check for
lnp. ~ FORT Worth hank, Mabel Nc.
kini', IA In the county Jail
Wrss'ser Sound OWL. " wih.,.
son vas bound 0vsf 10 distric, csur'
by Justice Joseph y Deup<ss today on
ehsfr' OF receiving stolsn twopes'y
elss ossss 10 49, Pletvrs That N.
moil"n piciJrs 10 warn sssinst the
mine dust mspscs which 10 10 b.
shown here under the suspicss sS IN.
United states department OF sxr,suj.
tur- nri the United States Grs,r car.
pors'ion. sni tba lecture NJ the Dr, ".
" Brown ~ the department of
ehomlsiry A. Washington. viii be OF
spscisl Interest 10 insurance men and
viii he attended by the members ot
tho Hlue Zoos" club, was decided At
tho club luncheon ~ the Hu-kips to-
day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
CITY CONFIDENT
DUDeE1 WILL Be
AFFECTED LITTLE
Thirty Days Granted Excise
Board 10 File Petition.

Just what effect n rshearins Of the
city comm, ssionsrs. county exciss hoard
alsputs before the supreme court OF the
stats viii have on the city ~budfSt and
eAs payment 0f more than 100000 9i
eutetanding hills II not known at the
Slty hail
There won't bs any rshsartns. %
wh'' dlscuss ~" 10 the statement msds
today by Ross Lillsrd. municipal coun-
seior.
o. H. Price. assistant couns~lcr and
enc Of the attorneys Who helped pre-
pare the budget for tho fisht. II sure
the c,ty's budget Tor this year will
net b changed
Ne Us~s Ps> W.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06

psrcsetArs than m Sarwsi v.s,s n
spI,s Of N. suet ,hs, M sc,,., ch.,.s.
are far greater than In IN, pss, Ju6r,
Amss said. The fac, ttst the sdv.nrs
II s,u.,t 4. a>~.xA~..x . .s.... 80 -
sffor,s ~ IN ds,.,,'n.n, ,".,'s" @ wv
Sorws,,, ,h.,. 4. . ,.a,..,,. - 49,.
IN N. .,,,.s s,n.. r~ " y. -
h..n .,.,.r,s,, "h.s," ,us ~
80 !, 'WS' A"c.
-h.r ~. ,ss -, ~" 1..,'s" .'n.n', ~ ,hu ..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-06
JENKINS PLEA TO
ANNUl BOND DENIED

MLSico CRY. jan s-The appeal
oi Wilhelm O. Isnklns American con .
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

come in your throat that Is hard 70
swallow. tssr s
New York is full OF opportunities.
for instance. theresis the X. Of G. and
also the public evening schools. We
girls try to attend three nights Il week
and on Thursday eve they always have
IA dance for the whole school. The
we can not go every night, but we
manage to keep on the roll. we have
very pleasant time and also seem to
accOmplishN something. You know it
only costs five cents 4 week and that
I is dance night. Last Tuesday morn
ing attended the funeral OF Olive
Thomas at St. Thomas Episcopal
church. The 5peol'|e! nearly blocked the
traffic on4sF h y Ave, /. The called out
their clAps to keep the creMdsin place.
The Service began at 10 O'Clock with
4 The 3entrhnce of the male choir who
sang, II Need Thee Every HouiTr', fol-
lowed by a funeral march plaEefs by
the organ. The pail bearers, ledssby
DIR. sStires and Bishop Darlingtonswere
Owen Moore. Gene Buck, Thomas
Meigfan. Harrison Fisher, Myron
Selznick Harry Darlington, William
Kelton Tor skeltomI and Allen Cross
land. %
The coffin was coverec> with ferns
and lavender orchids, surmounted BY
cross Of gold and white Orchids 1t
was exquisite this was the gift Of her
husband Jack Pickford.
Mr. Moore, Mary Pickford's former
husband, has been with Jack Pickford
ever since the fatal night in Paris.
Jack Pickford and Mrs. Van Kirk,
Olives mother were together and fol.
lowing came Lottie Pickford, Mr. Van
Kirk, Fred Almey,. james and Duffy,
Olives brothers; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Selznick, David SeIZnick, Katherine
lite Cassidy, Helen Maxwell Mrs. lThos
,Meighan. George Derr, William Ser
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

Birdie Nj. Metcalf.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

homo Thursday from Lloyd, Mont,
where they spent the summer months
with their sons on their big sheep ranch
Mr. Miller states that he had an i'm
mense wool clip this year but has not
been able to find q market for 1t and
has been compelled to store the WOOL.
He reports conditions in Montana ex.
cellent but that stock raisers are suf-
fering considerably on account of mar
ket conditions.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06
THE FUNERAL OF
Olive THOMAS
Miss Birdie Metcalf Attends Funeral Of
Olive Thomas, the Motion Picture
Actress, in New York City
POLICE TO KEEP CROWD BACK
The Great Sllh, Aq,iitmla, One Of Inde,
i. scribabIe aBeauty-Curtains Mt Is
Windows $500 Pair
No. 6, W. ssth Str.
New York City, :
Sept. 2S, 1920.
70 the Review Readers:
Dear Friends

Jsf Sept. IS, 1920
To the Review Readers: &
! Dear Friends
BY request, I am ntruding upon
your good nature again. but last time
| was not to blame.
The ship which T told you of was
beautiful, but YOU should see the
British ship, the Aquitania. The diff.
ference is, or seems so to me, that the
Aquitania gives the idea Of more
space. and home like, while the I'm.
perator is grand like, a wonderful no
is painted to initiate marble, while the
1mperator has the real thing. But the
Acquitania makes up for it in Won
derful paintings and china. The fur.
niture is beautiful and take 1t through
the whole ship as Il whole is nicer.
The curtains at the windows in the
first. class lounge are $500 Il pair while
in another room they We're $3.50 and
there were Il great many pairs They
have q complete gym and wonder
full pool. not as artistic as that of the
lmperntor. You know the Acquitania
was used rs n transport during the
war :tnd was in constant danger as
the Germans could not forgive Eng
land h,ivfng a boat which was rival
to her pet the ImpcratOr. So much
for the ships. but il you ever get a
chance. get on board and look round
for yourself
Did you know the: streets of New
York are washed every night? II
don't think they need il tonight, as
We have had twenty.four hours rain,
and still raining We still have the
old organ grinders and then there
is one little Italian lad who comes and
plays and sings beautifully. Then we
throw .nickels or dimes to him and he
gives us a real serenade. Sometimes
if they come too early in the morning
other things beside dimes find their
way to them.
Then there is a queer little merry.
go-rOund mounted on a wagon and
drawn by horses which comes by now
and then and all the little tots are
begging for three cents so they can
ride.
& DO you people forget that at the
who were wounded across that are
still i'm the hospitals? The X. of C.'s
are doing wonderful work here in New
is to look after and see that two OF the |
once a week. We, the girl
yet it makes YOU .feel-well, you knowj
with those poor lads around. you all |
forward to, and you Just do your best |
two Of them wave a crutch or part or /
an arm at you and call. Good Night !
Girls. come again" it makes a lump !
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06
USE SULPHUR TO. 70 -. -,
HEAL YOUR Skin
Broken Out Skin and Itching Eczema
Helped Over Night

I For unsishtly skin ernptiOns, rash
or blotches on face. neck. arms or body.
YOU do not have to wait for relief ffOm
torture or embarrassment, declares n
noted skin specialist. Apply a little
Sulphur and Improvement
shows next day.
Because of it's germ destroying prop
critics, nothing has ever been found TO
take the place of this sulphur prepara-
ton, The moment you apply it healing
begins. Only those who have had UNI
slightly skin troubles can know the de.
light this Mentho Sulphur brings. Even
fiery. itching eczema is dried right up.
Get a small jar from any good
druggist and use it like cold cream.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Absolutely refuse to vote for a
candidate for Governor, State
Senator or Representative unless
he is in favor of Guarantee
Bank Law. You can get It this
way and no other.
Yours truly,
J.J. Hogan. Sec. State Bank
Guarantee Club.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

A new sales pavilion has been com.
pleted at Clarinda, and already more
than dozen livestock sales are SEIZED.
uled to be- held in the building. The
cost Of the new building is said to have
been 81, 900. 1t Is circular in shape, and
the elevated seats are so arranged that
they may be removed and the building
used for other purposes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

mon and Dudley Field Malone.
After the services the body was talk.
en- to Woodlawn ana placed in a vault
until the compile ton of a mausoleum.
Eight cars carried the friends to the
cemetery while it took twelve autos
for the flowers. 1t was very sad. for
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

you Know they are like any of US who
looses some one dear to us.
Maybe | have wearied you. but /
shall close and promise not to send
another letter for weeks.
Sincerely,
Birdie NJ Netcalf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06
SECTION PAGE FIVE.

The man who washes UP on his en-
ployer's time is not usually the same
one who is offered chance of promotions.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-06

Anyway the bachelors of arts deserve
their title when they get to flirting
with the girls.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-28
What's An Acre2

" hats an acre! Simple prob.
lem in arithmetic. The book says
it is 100 square rods. No fault to
find with that. But
| Originally an acre meant any
field no matter what its size.
Sometimes, even now, measure
ment has nothing to do with it.
Take Gods acre, for instance.
How big is thatl Any burial
ground, isn't itl Surely. And
when one speaks of broad acres"
he doesn't mean that each acre
consists of l6' square rods. No.
Sir. Under that 81 uation the
measure is ind terminate. As a
measure of land the acre Was first
detiped by King Edward |. And
here's the measure: As much
land as yoke of oxen could plow
in a day. In this kings day it
must have paid to breed oxen
strong of limb and fleet of foot.
1t was by an act of King George
~ the varying measure then ex
tant was reduced to a uniform
standard. !
At that the acre in England and
The United States is 1910 square
Yards; the Scotch acre is $3.50
Yards; the Irish acre is 7,84O yards,
while, for local purposes, in the
British hop field, the acre ranges
n size from 40 to 10000 square
ards. Take your choice.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-28

The attractive bungalow home
Of MIR. and Mrs. G. l.. L'Herissop
was ut its loveliest on last Thurs.
day afternoon when Mrs. L'Heris
son entertained large number of
her friends at . Slogan party.
Bowls of bright hued peran,ums
and zenn'as were effectively used
in the living and dining rooms
where the guests were assembled
A most Interesting contest in
the form of 9 story in which the
blanks had to be filled out with
advertisements, the slogans of
which were before the guests, re-.
suited in Mrs. Dbl. Rusca vim.
n4ns ths nsssisa ladies' psize, !
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-28

lovely nat set, Miss Carmen Br,a
znala the girls prize, Il work l,n.-
ket, both prizes coming froi:.
California, and Mrs. Sam Aaron
was successful in cutting hand
embroidered towel as a general
consolation.
Mrs. L'Herisson was assisted
by Misses Gertrude Davis, Pearl
Katie and Judith Carver in scry-
ing delicious brick cream, cakes,
cocoanut candy and minis to about
forty guests who enjoyed listening
to the victroia during the evening.