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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-29
Ell SENAD0R DUDLEY
CONFERENCE CON Ell
SRIO. DE AGRICULTURE
Una comision americana ira
q estudiar ell e1ierminio
del gusano rosado

Supimos aver en- esta ciudad .por III
formes recibidoS de IL capital de Me1l-
co que entire prominentes ciudadanos
americauos Y las autoridades en- el
ramo de Agricultural Sc han estado ira
tando en- los ultimos dias muy lntere-
santes cuestiones re~lacionadas con ei
desarrollo de Ia agriculture naclonal,
princlpalmerte de Ia industrial a!Soao-
nera, Y Sc han relacionado esas pla-
ticas con q apoyo que los EStadoS I'M
dos pueden prestar 4 nuestroS aGElcuI-
torres para facilitar los cultivos y me-
jorar Ia production, va que de esta de-
pendien muchas yeces Jas manufactures
de articulos detcrminados en- las ia
bricas de este pals.
Sc nos inform0 autoriZadamente que
81 Senador americana Mr. Dudley, del
Estado de Texas. y Mr.. kaySer, repie-
sentante de Ia Camara de Concrete de
FL Paso. quienes Sc encuertran actual
mente On Ia metr6poii, c~elebraron n
~entrevista con el Ministro de Agricu!-
lura Y Fomento. general Antonio /. Vi
llarreal en- las ofiCinas de este. ira
,andose diversos asunjos sobre l. in
dustria aIgodonc-a dc Mexico.
Sc habl6 con extension sobre Ia IN
yasi6n del gusano rosado en- Ia region
lagunera; ) Mr.. DUDLEY manifest" al
General Villlrrea' que eSta dlSpueSto
= gestionar cerca de las autoridadeS
y /, legislature de Texas, 81 nombra
mienJo de una comisidn cient'Iica anne
ricana, para que en- combination con
otra Que nombre 81 Gob!erno de MeX!-
co. estudie ' determine Ia forma de en-
tirDur esa playa del a~lgod6n. en- Wis
IA de que ha avanZado notableInen-
re y instdir las reSioneS al
godoneras de los EStadoS Cnidos.
f! genera Villarreal en- esa mlSma
e~ntrcviSta declare a los prominentes
norteamericanos que el GoDierno Sc ha
dado perlecta cuenta del peliSro tan
sIandc que otrece Ia playa del gusa.ro
roSado. 81 cual ha invadido un noventa
Dor ciento de las siembraS a~vanzando
IL Norte Y apareciendo hace POGO en-
Monclova. y que Embellishments dcS-
pueS de haber teniGo conocimicnto de
yse peligro Sc design6 una comisiGn
a. actua!mente est: en- TorreGn dedica
da a trabajos con toda a~ctividad.
Sin embargo, agreg5 el Oral. NillaTrca!,
que tratard con q Prcsidente de n
Huerta el asu2to iniciado por el Sc
nador americana, pueS ciertamente SC
ria de poSitiva utilidad para los coSc-
cheros De aInbos paises.
e representative de Ia Camara de
FL Paso. Mr. Kayser. poC su parte. ORE
clio tambitn n mediaci6n de esa inst.-
titucion commercial para realiZar los
propjsitos ~enunciados por Mr.. DUDLEY
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Sc seiucionmon las
huelgas en- Guonajunto

H&ce varioS dias que en- ~Guanaiua-
TO Sc d~ecrelarOn unaS huelCaS de
obreros de hilado> y tejidos y otIa dc
labr2dores, en- vista de que habiendo
solicitado. una mejora ru suS sala:ios,
sus p~atrorts Sc negaron a Conceierse-
las. Los movimientos d~ecretadcs. quo
amenaZaban prolonGarsc muchos di%s.
dicron l'or resu!tado que las autcr!-
dades intcrvinieran. y que el :ohcr-
nador. Ell acatanicDto de yin aCuerdo
reciente del P~reSidente de Il Replbl:ca.
proccdiera 4 iuveSti&nr las "auS:IS dc
les huclgas { infIuyera para que fucra
%olucioa2do cada uno de eSos cU'l-
ClictoS.
FL uriunfo mas complete corolsi las
gestiones del Executive de VA
to. pues Segtin noticiaS quo recibl-
mos aver Ia huelsa de IA hacienda dc
Las Tres Villas. que era Ia mas gra-
We. dada la intransigencia de ratro-
mes V t~rabajadores. Sc dis por termi-
NADIA. f~ormandOse IN convenio con-
ciliador entire los prupietarios de esa
finca V los labradores.
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c S~EMANARIA
Misrcoies

En- los Estados Unidos: Seis me-
ses. SI.OO; In ano, $l.50.A
Fuera de los EsIados Unldos: IN
ano $500.
Los pages deben kacerse por ade-
lantado. en- giro postal o de Express
cxrta certificada o ietra sObre Nue.
York. Los precios de II Suscrlp-
ci0u son en- dinero americana o su
eduivaIencia en- moneda del pals de
donde Sc s~olicite ell ~periodico.
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ALBERTO PINEDA, Ell
EX-REBELDE DE CHS.
HA D~ESAPARECIDO
Despues de d~esarmadas sus
fuerzas, diio que ita a
la ciudad de Mexico

Notic:as que han lleSado = estl ciu-
dad pr~oced"ntes de IA ciUdad de Nc
Nico. nos hacen saber que Ia Sec-ala-
rfa de Guerra y Marina 10 saha 4 os-
taS fechas el sitio en- donde - en-
cuentra el e~X-rebelde general .ilEer-
TO Pineda- Y Qu" Sc L. ha dadc per de-
saparecidO. segun las informaciones
traSmitidas por las au~toridadcs. mi
litares del sUre>to.
Dicen Ell Ia Secretaria de Guerra
que desRues dc Ia desocupaci6n de
San CristobaI las Casas. en- ei Estado
he Chiapas. por las fucrZas rcv".u-
~cionarias de Pinoda, Sc ccnvino eutre
este : Ia Secretaria de Guerra. en- cue
sus contingencies serian desarmados
y lceuciadoS en- Tabasco, 10 cual Sc
cumpli6 al pie de la letra. Ms tar
de. q general Juan Torres s. comu
nic6 al General Gales. Minia,ro de
Guerra. que Piaeta Sc diSponia 4 mar
char 4 II ciUdad de Mexico para ey-
Sc le dejara cl @rado que tenia er e.
Ej1rcito. to!ndndOse en- consideration
SuS antiques ServiCios preStados Il Ia
| CauSa revoluCiUnaria.
Hasa aqui dc los informes sobre
Alberto Pineda. Gales ha dicho que
no Sc sabe en- d6nde Sc ~encuertra el
eXrebelde de Chiapas: : en- los c'rcu-
los poiiticuS y militares - ia como
un Eecho el que Pincda haya Vuei:c
. sublevarse. Y L estas f-chas cst" re-
v~oiucionandc en- union de Alhcr-o 70
save Y Pima, quien despurs dc -! de
rrota en- Ia Sierra de Santa E..Ige.ia
hugs haCia =! monte.
FL general Moran. Que IS 81 jrfe del
sector de Santa Efigenia- no h. pro
porcionado informe algUuo que con-
| firme esa version; sin embargo. como
queda dicho. Sc ha dado por hecha !"
~suplevaci6n de Pineda y ST. uniin con
Basave Y Pima.
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Glen CARROS MAS PARA
Los. FERROCARRILES De
MEX. CONPRADOS EN- E.U.

Aver Sc nos inform6 en- fuente au-
Tornado de eSta ciudad en- 81 Senltdo
de que. segln noticias ~recibidas tele-
Srdficamente de Nueva York, Sc sabe
que esSan para despacharse en- Ell
curse de esta semana con destino a Ia
frontera meXicana. Glen carros desti-
nados al transporte de cargo por fe-
rrocarrll, V consignados a Ia Direc-
ci6n de los Ferrocarriles Nacionalcs.
Sc cree que ell material en- question,
con el cual Sc aumentar4 considera-
blemente 81 que eyiste a Ia fecha, y
que es insuficiente para cubrir las ext
gencias actuales de- concrete y Ia in
dustria de- Mexico, Sera enviadO en-
vista de II urgencia con cue sc ha
hecho Ia demarda en- los ultimos dias
por parte de los F~errocariles a las ia
bricaS norteamericanas con las cua-
les fueron c~ontratadas algunas can't
dades de carros desde hace algun
tempo.
Por 0tra parte hemos abide que la
Direction &c los Ferracrriles Naciona-
les. al tener conOcimiento de que W
Il ser cubierta IN parta de csc pedl-
do. ha lihrado suS irdencs para cue
sean distributes los 4 os en:le
acUcEos Mgarcs doEle IA Gemanda es
mayor. Y donde eSt&n e~""a<eando MS
ara u trarsporte G 3rnr'ctos V ms
t":'IS primaS. asf Chu1 nira clasa IL
altf"u:os. crire Giles Eluci'vs de ma
rufactura e~xtyaniera que estdn espc-
rando en- las aduanas maritilras ' en-
los puertos fronterizos IL llegada de
material rodante para su transporte
Immediate 4 los centres dc y
4 los mercedes de Ia R~epublica.
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PROPAGANDA DE LOS
|. W. ". EN- PIEDRAS
NEGRAS Y SABINASI
Los agitadores pretenden ell
control de la huelga
en- eSd region

Aver fuimos infornados en- fuente
semi )ficial de eSta ciudad, en- Ell SEN
lido de que Sc han recibidC comunica-
clones procedenteS de Ia frontera con
Mexico. dando cuenta de que les pro-
pagaRdiStas radicaleS continian ha-
ciendo muy activos trabajos entire los
elementoS labOriStas de alexico' Gre
yendose por conSiguiente que sean. esos
trabajos en- gran parte. causantes de
los recientes movimientos huelguist2s
en- algunas parties de aquela Repu5iica.
Entire los elementos r~adica!istas do
minan varios representatives de Ia In
ternational World Workers. association
cuyaS tendencies son bien conocidas y
cuyas actividadeS han creado conflic-
los numerosos entire el capital y el ira
Najo.
Entire los a~CitadoreS de IA |. ~. w.
segun Sc nos i~nfor-na, ur individuo de
nombre Fodor. editor r~adicalsta de
Phoenix, Arizona, csta hacienda pro-
paganda en- los districts de PIedras
Negras y Sabinas. Coahuiia, divnlgan-
do las ideas radicales V d~iStriburendo
hojas V manifiestos entire los traba-
JdilOItH.
Fodor. segGn Sc agrega en- tales in
~formac;ones. ticne su base de opera
clones on el lado americana. y raolca
en- Eagle Pass.
Por ahora, dice ell informe que nos
fue proporcionado aver, u nislon &c
los agitadores parece que tiene d
c!as de apoyo. ayuGa y est!mulo para
los huelguistas. y estA actualmente pro
gresando.
Nos propusimos conoccr las dispo-
s~iciones Que el sobierno de Mexico hu-
biera d!ctado en- los uitimos dias para
contrarrestar las actividades de los a
Sitadores de que Sc habla on el infor1ne
susodicho. pero no supimoS cuai e9 II
actitud de las autoridades del pals, nj
clales son las medidas que han adop-
tado q tai fin.
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Disminuye la emigration de
braceros me1icanoS q
Estados Unidos

N"ticiaS de CgriCtsr Official que Sc
recihicron ayer en- san Antonio. nos
han hecho saber quc Ia emigration de
br1ceros meNicanoS pJr las ~pUplacio-
mes de Laredo Y El PaSo. VI dismi-
ruyendo notablementa cada dc. y en-
Gambia aunenta de manora conside-
rable el numero de rer2triaGus mcXi-
Il que han eStado trqpaiando en-
las comarcas aSricolas Q industriaIes
de los EStados Cnidos.
Dicen nuestras informaciones, que
Il oficina de Migra"i"n de ia from
terra en- Laredo. Ia registrado una It's
injunction mUy considerable en- sUs IL
bros, sobre- el eXodo de mexicanos
los EStados Cnidos. Anterio-merJe
que diariamente paSan 4 territorio u-
llegaban a doscientoS Y treScientos
trabajadores diarios los que a;raveSa-
ban Ia frontera hacia este pals. Y or
los uitimoS d!aS Sc Ia regiS:rado
IN promedio de seSenta y cinco d;a-
rios, que vienen eXclusivamente III X
tado de Texas.
Tn promedio iguaI al movimtento
resiStraGo en- Laredo. 10 ia el de- Fl
PaSc.
El rato-no de gran cautidad de n
gricuItores : obreros m~eXicanos 4 Ia
Patria. eSta beneficiando ve~ntaiosa-
mente I Mexico. pueS los T:stados de
II Union :ienen cada Ola mas album
dancia de oraceroS que desde luego
Sc dedican q trabajar. aumentando,
como es natural, "a production de las
camarcas asricolas y estableciendo IN
record en- las a~ctiviSa6es. pucs Tor
log conocimientos que han adquirido
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Tambien SO solucion0 81 conflicto
de obrclCs Y propictarios dc Ia ia
brica de hilados y tejidcs lie Soria,
situada cerca de Ce!aya. despuGs de
yarias iuntaS de conciliaci6n 4 las cTa-
los concurrieron, tomaadc ac!iva Ear
t~icipaci6n. los dclcgados que n"mbr"
81 G~cbcrnador del Estado.
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Entered as Second-class matter February
p. 1918. at the Pest Office Al san Aato-
MO. Texas under the Act, OF March ..
1916
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Sc hundio Ell Uapor
americana "Krakow''

HABANA. Octubre 26.-En Ia En-
senada = cerca de Ia punta sur de n
ataguia de Cayo Cruz, q donde habia
sido l!evaGo cuando Sc incendi6 haze
pocos Gias. Sc fue = pique aver tarde
, las ) ' 30. Ell vapor america.O
Krakow" hundiendose de popa, hasta
e. pUente.
La parte de Droa Qued6 fuera de Ia
superficie. Y Sc hunde aparentemente
con leutitud.
Sera precise exu-ae:Io de aQuel lugar.
porque obstruyc en- parte 4 los ferries
de Key West. para dirigirse al embo-
que del muelle del Arsenal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-29
MEXICANOS

AQUI ESTA UN RIFLE ESPECIAL PARA
CONEJOS ETC
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Con Hambre--Pero no
Sc Atreve a Conner
Tome "Pape's Diapepsin"
para que pueda ingerir
sin Tenor sus Platillos
Favoritos

jSus comidas lie hacen mai efec-
to. Su est6mago esta acido, gaseo-
so Y listed Sc siente nal deSpues de
conner, o Sc indigesta o lie dan ia
quecas. Pero no importa, he aqui
Ell alivio.
No siga enfermo. Tome ina o
dos pastillas de Pape's Diapepsin e
Embellishments terminaran Ia aci-
DEE, gases Y toda clase de males del
estomago.
Las Pastillas de P&pe's Diapepsin
son ell mejor remedio Y el mas IA
pido que Sc conoce para el estoma-
go. Su costo eS muy pequeno Y Sc
e~ncuentran de venta en- todas las
droguerias. tAdv.)
en- los Estados Unidos, practican sis
temas modernos y aplican los rcetodoS
appendices en- las p~lantaciones uorte-
americanas.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

Mr.. Harry Taylor, of Berea, spent
Sunday here.
Miss Elizabeth Turley was in Lex
ington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Earring spent
Saturday in lexington
Mrs. Z. H. Hall, of Winchester, was
visitor here Saturday.
Mrs. William Curd, of Irvine, was 9
visitor in Richmond Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson Gay spent the week
end with Mrs. A. K. McCown.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Goodloe ant
family spent Monday in Lexington.
Miss Judith Tudor, of Irvine, wa:
the recent guest of Mrs. Wilson Tate
Mrs. Rachel Virgins, of Paris, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Overtor
| Harder.
MIR. snd Mrs. Ed Warford have re
turned nom a visit to Estill countJ
relatives.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

DR.. r. C. Boggs and Mrs. Boggs
were in Lexington Saturday for the
football game.
Miss Mary Dunn, of Danville, was
the guest of Mrs. Hood Gordon for
the weekend.
Miss Geneva Lackey has returned
to Nicholasville, after visit to her
grandmother, Mrs. J. G. Lackey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Younger Norris spent
Saturday and Sunday with their
daughter, Miss Kate Norris, on Main
street.
Mr.. aid Mrs. William Rupard, of
Clark county, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Jones, in
Rurnamwocd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stockton
have leased the home of Mrs. Frank
E. Jennings on West Main street for
the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. McGaughey and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Willard were in
Lexington Monday to see clarence"
at the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Lamb, of Pond
Creek, Okla, have arrived for a visit
to their son, Mr.. Charles Lamb, on
the Rarnes Mill road.
The Irvine News says: "Mr. and
Mrs. o. w. Witt and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Park left Monday for a bus
mess trip to Louisville"
The Lexington Leader says: "Mrs.
Gatewood Gay has returned from a
months stay with her father, Mr.. R.
H. ,McCreary, in Chicago"
Mrs. Thompson Bryant and Mrs.
Harry Edwards have returned to
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

Wednesday afternoon-Mrs. D. B.
Shackelford has issued invita-
lions to tea.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
Ladies' Aid of the, Baptist church
will meet with Mrs. Joe Harris OF
West Main street.
Friday afternoon from to 5, Mrs
w. o. Mays will entertain with re-
ception in honor of Mrs. Edwin P
Morrow, of Frankfort.
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, oper
session of dancing school over Cader
& kilpatrick's.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Calendar For the Week

CdIeHuar TOT the Week-
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
French Mission Circle will meet with
Miss Brownie Telford in the campus
Monday afternoon at o'clock, the
Young Ladies' Mission Circle of the
First Baptist church will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Shearer on West Mair
street.
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock, Mrs
r. c. Stockton will entertain with {
tea in honor of her daughter, Mrs
Edwin r. Page, of Washington City
Wednesday, afternoon 8 to 5, Mrs
r. r. Burnam, Jr., will entertain he1
bridge club at her home on the Sum
NIT.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15
Tanner-Dykes

Ianner-DykeS
Friends here were greatly surpris-
ed to receive the announcement thru
the Sunday Leader of the marriage
of Miss Evelyn Tanner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tanner, of Win
chester, and Mr.. H. Russell Dykes.
son of City Collector Jesse Dykes and
Mrs. Dykes, of this city. The cere-
mony was performed at the residence
of Dr. l. ]. Spencer, pastor of the
Central Christian church, in Lexing-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

ton. Mr.. Dykes is favorite in
Richmond, where he made his home
until accepting lucrative position
AZ Hazard a short time ago. He has
runner Gus relatives and friends here
who extend to him and his bonnie
bride every good wish for a happy
future.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

Lexington after a several days visit
to their sister, Mrs. H. M. Blanton.
Mrs. Lula Frazee FEMME, of st.
Louis, has been the guest of Mrs
Sar: Rice on Second STREET and was
most cordially welcomed by host of
fl ends in her old home town.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

children. but now we have a fine big
boy and we always call him our Pink
ham boy. The doctor was afraid of
my case as was Il years old when the
boy was born, but | came through all
right. You can use this as testimon-
ial if you wish and will certainly writ
to any one who writes to me about it. .
Mrs. MARGARET G. HAvERCAMP, 52j
Howard Avenue, Lancaster, Pa.
If you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound will help you, write to Lydia s.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confdentiaD
Lynn. Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by q
= oman and held II strict confidence.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

and stomach all tbs
time, and hearing
down pains. l had
used Lydia E. Pink
h a ms Vegetable
Compound a n d II
helped me, so my
mother got me to
try it again, and /
am now feeling bet
ter than I have for
years. We W e r e
m a rr e d sixteen
wears and had no
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15
CHILDLESS
WOMEN
Please Read This Letter And
See What Normal Health
Will Do For You.

Lancaster, PAT was weak AMI
run down, had pains in my head, b.ck
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15
ChrOmatic Club Entertained

The Chromatic Club had a most en-
thusiastic meeting the past week with
MISS Sara Luxon as host and leader
Tho.e who contributed musical mum:
bers were Misses Olivia Colyer, Cole
lrM. Wallace, Elmer Catherine Doug
las, Sara Luxon and Mary Barr Clay
Miss Wallace was unanimously chos-
en- as president of the club for the
coming year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

Mrs. Shelby Jet is visiting in Win
chester.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-15

time is here and that means every farmer in Madison
county is interested In what we have to say
If you want to shoot him, a Winchester gun is your
best asset; if you have the gun, then Winchester cart
ridges are sure shot Then that good butcher knife
and scraper. The Kettle for the hot water is carried
in all sizes. The Sausage Grinders from the smallest
to the largest The Lard Press the cans and buckets
and if there are more back bones and ribs than you
need we can eat EN- for you.
Note Everything for that fruit cake at Our Kash
and Harry now but the spike).
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-29

How would you decide between
three men who loved you! Friday At
the Hipp.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-29
George H. Thompson, loans.

George H. Thompson, loans.
Chris DRAGON was business visitor
in Sterling Monday.
We are headquarters for Royal
Baking Powder-"MAC'S."
L. L. Mccullough of the Ovid state
bank was Julesburg business visitor
Tuesday.
Quality Tractor Oil il pure Pennsyl-
vania Base Oil. None better. See G.
A. Reed for prices.
Atty. L. o. Pheiffer, of Chappell,
Nebr.. was q business visitor in this
city hst Thursday. t1
What would you do?"-three
homes are wrecked through one mans
cupidity tonight at the Hipp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Woodlands, of
Sedgwick, were looking after business
interests in Julesburg Tuesday.
Ladies hosiery and mems work
socks, sold by MRS. H. A. CONOvER.
The Woman's Club will have flow
ers on sale on Saturday May 9th, for
Mothers Day. Place of sale will be
announced later.
When Hugh and Claudia are re-
ruined pan tonight at the Hipp.
Ray C. McNally left Saturday for
Cheyenne Wells, Colo, where he has
numerous land and business interests.
He returned to Julesburg Monday.
Try your suitor with Barnabetta's
supreme test, Friday at the Hipp.
The Alpha Delphian Society met at
the home of Mrs. John Thesis last
Friday evening. A most interesting
and instructive meeting is reported.
George Benson returned to his home
on the south table-land, last Thurs
day. He had been called back to
Knoxville, Ohio, to be present at the
funeral services for his father.
Uncle San will soon have two more
citizens, via the naturalization route.
Christian F. Panger, whose native
country is Germany, and Jacob Bauer,
.Ir.. who gives Russia as the land of
his birth, have made application for
their final naturalization papers. The
hearing on their application will be
held about May "a
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-29
LOCAL NEWS AND
PERSONAL ITEMS
Dishes-"MAC'S"

Dishes-"MAC'S"
J. H. Parker was an Ovid visitor
Monday. .
A fresh supply of X. C. Baking
Powder at MACS"
L. J. Bennett, of Ovid, was looking
after business interests in Julesburg
Tuesday.
A story in which Fate pours balm
on loyal woman's lacerated heart
tonight at the Hipp.
George Van Norner, of Wayne,
Nebraska, was business visitor in
this city Monday.
When Robert confronts Hugh-and
accuses Claudia of his brothers
death tonight at the Hipp.
Miss Grace Fischer took a day off
from her work in the bank Tuesday
and spent the day in Sidney.
boomers for sale by
MRS. H. A. CONOVER.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
Society will meet with Mrs. B. D.
Parker Thursday afternoon, May 9th.
"ould tne CaDle manners OF your
prospective father-in-law kill YOUR
love for his daughter? Friday at the
Hipp.
Leslie Franklin left Saturday for
Fort Morgan, Colo. where he will re.
main for week looking after busi.
ness interests.
New Georgette waists and blouses,
just in, MRS. H. A. CONOVER
Mrs. Ralph Rozell who has been
visiting for several weeks at her
former home in McCook, Nebr., re-
turned to Julesburg Tuesday.
Mrs. H. f. Hoyt returned to her
home in Denver, Wednesday morn
ing. having spent the past month Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
R. B. Ballcntine