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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 1s.-
Shortage OF school teachers, which
has existed In oklahoma Cor the
last five years, is about the same this
ycan as last, when It was estimated
there was a shortage Of 10 per cent.
according TO R. II. Wilson superln-
tcndcnt OF education. He said there
vas n shortage In all line of tc.fch-
ing and that many school boards
were employing persons to teach
who normally would not be
accepted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

on "Our New Responsibilities on
Friday morning reports OF all kinds
viii be given.
A number Of box cars have been
reported robbed In the past few
days ana Joe Downs John Jackson.
Charles King and Charles Townsend
and Adal Chance have all been COM
mittcd to the county Jail for the
alleged robbery Of box cars II is
claimed that they broke into car
and took sugar aud flour valued nt
500. The mems bonds were set at
$1,000 each.
Ed T.. Pcnninrton raised a dis
urbancc nt tho fairgrounds vestcr-
day afternoon ana was arrested by
patroiuau Naples ana Deputy Bll
Williams. He was taken 10 the
county iail ana held for as hort
time Upon making @ bond he was
released.
Miss Ruth McMurrouph Of Rristow
won the prize offered for cake
baking in the domestic science de-
ulrtmcnt Of tho Creek county fair
\ large number If clkos wore baked
and entered by girls from over the
county and Miss NcMurrough was
one ~ the, youngest contestants, as
she iH only ~ years Of age. Miss
Martha McIcctors NJ the state Agri
cultural school at Saltwater was the
Judge Of the cakes.
f. r. Stout, white man from
Drumrirht, Is out OF iaI under a
$1,000 bond here today for the al.
loEod killing OF negro, william
Uudspoth Tho negro was n tenant
on Stouts farm, and trouble aros,
over tho crops u IS said that tSou
had threatened the ncgro's l.fc prioi
Ito the killing, and that tho Negro
had appealed To- local officers foi
protection. An article appeared IN
Saturday mornings world whiCf
stated that Hudspeth was n whit,
man and ap romlnent farmer
Sheriff Abner Bruce returned TO Sa
nulpa this morning and stated tina
the dead man was a negro.
lillian wesley, charged with tn
theft OF pcrcolator from the Will
/ Crecgan Hardware company, value,
at Sl5, was dismissed yesterday art
/ crnoon when she was given a trial
| She has been held in the count.
| Jail for a number Of days,
Mrs. Mabel Bassctt was rc-clec.e,
/ last night as truoncy officer for tn
| city schools at n meeting OF tn
| school board. She has held thi
/ position for two years and has dom
excellent work In seeipg that chill
/ droh Of school age attend school.
/ Roy Smith Altered as his dcfegs
/ en- police court this morning for com
/ hitting the crime Of petit larceny
/ that he was IN an intoxicated condi
| ton when ne committed the mis-
I |demeanor. He was accused of steal
/ ing n coat from Lieborman's stor
on 36 North Water. the coat wa
/ worth SIS. A. Lieberman and Loui
/ Iiebcrman were witnesses and testi
/ fled that they saw him remove IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

mcnL claude Connolly, state labor
commissioner. said ln discussing
Figures for the past two weeks lie
announced that families are necd'd
AT Lexington T,athcrstouc ANA
Reed, whore crops are reported as
being good Wages offered atc Sl.ou
Ter hundred pounds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept Is
More calls for cotton pickers than
for such positions we're
ON file with the state labor rcpart-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

OKLAHOMA CRY Sept 'S--
Purchase bv tho state treasury OF
uumlturor state mndiUg bonds
amuuuuu. to S65o.Uo1, fow the
sinking fund ot the stat" trrnsury
saved oklahoma S5li5o. according
20 \. n. Lcccptt, state treasurer
Tho bonds were bought at the pre-
yailiug price OF l5 cents oD the dol.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

WATERS. Sept; lS.-EiEhty acres
of land adjoining the city have be<n
bouEhs from the Indian owner OF
tho Kiowa agency. The tract viii be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

OKLAHOMA cry. Scni .s--R.
~. wilson, state superintendent Of
,ohoJls, has scut TO all city and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

'tr and represent a SAVING ln priu-
Cu1l m addition t' tho interest az
the rate Of : l.2 pcr cont until the
time Of their maturity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
Wool, wages and worth

L OU'RE probably wondering what you will have to
pay for good suit of clothes this Fall
the newspapers have given you great deal to
think about.
reports from Washington have been full of hope
and promiss.
NLOTHING does not come from Washington Manu-
factuers in Chicago pay the cost Of wooens and the
wages of garment workers.
they know how much it costs to produce good
suit of clothes The House Of Kuppenhemer does not
make any other kind.
w could buy other clothing for less money but we
would rather pay more to get clothes that satisfy u.s.
because want to sell clothing that satisfies you
IL you should make list of all that goes into the
making of a suit
You would wonder how it has been possible to
keep the price of good clothing down as low as
reputable houses have held it.
you would find that many things in the making
of clothes have increased nearer 800 per cent than
250 per cent and the average increase has been almost
260 per cent.
1T has been a big opportunity for The House of
Kuppenheimer to help Americas men through the
reputable merchants who represent these famous
clothes.
We have not felt like footing horn about it-but
rather letnatural conditions bring out the results
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

hugo Sept IN- Mat.ll for tho
erection of a large warehouse for a
Wholesale grocery company hero Is
tciur placed on the ground. The
new warehouse VIII covcs 10000
square feet. Completion is expected
.y March,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

However in the face Of false propaganda which
has msconsted the price situation to the public during
the past few weeks, we wish to make this statement
and are mighty proud of it:
"During the pcr, and since this store and The
House of kHPpenhenier hare cooperafed in holding
prices dorm ioD possible these famous
clothes.
"-both and the makers hare sacrificed
than hdH of our profits to do IL.
"--roe are doing it this fall
1T is good business and a serUice hard for
petition to equal
the consumer cannot possibly irish for prices
to dorm to their natural ieUel more than pe do.
"-'0e cannot blame The for being skep-
- ticdI wth all that he has heard and read.
"but him that he pay about
$50 to obtain good and economical salt of clothes
"-the moment they be iopered the Curtis
BroWn store pU see that you get the benefit of
IMMEDIATELY.
until then 6epare of the disreputabie concern
that offers Justas-goOd clothing for less.
HE cheapest clothes to buy are the best clohes-that
wear and hold their shape the longest.
Take our word for t-or test it out--we are in
business for long, long time your confidence our
most valuable asset
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

standing tho establishment OF 30 new
10 the city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

lillian Wesley, charged with tn,
theft Of q pcrcolator from the Willis
Crecgan Hardware company valued
at SIS, was dismissed yesterday aft
crnoon when she was given n trial
She has been held In the county
Jail for number Of days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

Ed T.. pcnninrton raised a dis
turbanco nt tho fairgrounds vestcr-
day afternoon ana was arrested by
PatroiWan Naples ana Deputy Bll
Williams lie was taken 10 the
county iail and held for as hort
time Upon making @ bond he was
released.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

on "Our New responsibilities on
Friday morning reports OF all kinds
viii be given.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
UN BALE EN- TAY-
LOR, TEXAS, PARA Ell
DOMINGO Il

Nos escriDen de Taylor, Texas, los
senores Rodolfo Siller V Victor Ruiz,
diciendonos, entire otras cosaS, 10 ST.
guiente: 'Estamos positivamente en-
tusiasmados por yer en- LA PRENSA
que las contribuciores de los meXica-
nos RESIDENCES en- los Estados Unidos,
a favor De las victimas, ha sobrepa-
sado de Ia respectable suma de VEIN
ticirco mil d6lares. y nos apena sa-
Der que los mexicanoS RESIDENCES en-
este lugar no han acudido aun al la
mamiento de LA PRENSA para cum
pllr con Ell deber que tenemos de
ayudar a nuestros hermanos. Ash que,
nGSotros. descoSoS d LAGER una CAM
pana para reunir fondos, va que ma
die l& ha iniciado, hemos resueito or
ganiLar IN bale para reunir, de eSa
manera, fondos para beneficiar q las
virtimas. Ese bale 10 daremoS 81 do
mingo catorce del p~resente mes de
fchrero, V desc amos que Ia PRENSA
Sc encargue de hacer llegar a todos
los habitantes de este lugar Y de los
ranches Y campos %cercanos, la invi-
tacion que les hacemos cordialmente,
para cue asistan al bale Y contribu-
yam, asi, con su obolo, a a~liviar Ia
situaci6n &c las victimas de los tenn
blores en- los EstadcS de Veracruz V
Puebla..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
LA SEGUNDA REMESA DE LOS
MEXICANOS EN- FORT
MADISON, IOWA.

Una nueva remesa de fondos han
hecho los mexicanos residences en-
Fort Madison, Iowa, para auXiliar a
las Tictimas. SeteEta y seis dolares
es Ia cantidad que Sc nos ha envia-
do por los senores Apolinar Rodri-
guez Y F. Limon, Quienes hace varios
dias hicieron Ia remission de una i'm
portante c~antidad, producto de Ia pri-
mera colecta hecha entire los meXica-
nos de aQuel lugar.
En- Ell nGmero de hoy damos a Ia
rublicidad Ia lista completa de las
rersonas Que h:cieron nuevos Iomati-
vns, asi ONT e. valor de &stos.
Nos dicen los senores Rodriguez y
Lim5n que nuevamente han contado
con la valiosa cooperation de las Sc
noritas Belen Godines, Cleofas Ro-
driguez, Eloisa Macias, Conception
Franco y Juana A!varado, a q~uienes
Sc debe en- gran parte el resultado
&c las colectas. Las senoritas mencio-
nadas, que son verdaderamente in
cansablcs luchadoras, han ~prometido
seguir trabajando con ahinco en- Ia
obra de carload, nunca tan neccsarla,
acaso, como en- Ia presente bora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
UNA NUEVA RTMESA DE LA
"UNIONISTA MEXICANA" DE
Ell PASO, TEXAS

La Association UnioHista Mexica-
na," de Ia Ciudad lie Fl Paso, Texas,
integrada por compatriotas refugia-
Gos, hizo una scgunda c~oiccta entire
Gus miembros. rvunienGo Ia cantidad
de cincucuta y cinco dG!arcs, sesenta
y cinco c~entavos, que hemos recibi-
do del senior Don Vicente Eergara,
miem5ro de Ia referfda Asociacion y
Agente y C~or-esponsal de Ia PREM
SA en- aQuella ciudad.
Como dccimos. esta es la segunda
colecta hecha entire sus mien,bros por
la Association Unionista Mexicana."
La primera colecta produio la can't
dad de ciento dieciocho dolares, quin-
ce ccntavos. Cue sc nos rem:tio opor-
tunamente Y de Ia que dimos tam
bi6n oportrnamcnte cuerta en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
LA CONTRIBUTION DEL CAMPO
ARBCLEDA ESPERANZA,
DE FORT WORTH, TEXAS

La senorita Isabel Santos, Guar
diana del Circulo MeXicano 'Arbole-
da Esperanto numero 1911, de Mort
Fort Worth, Texas, nos escribe en-
viandonos giro por vaior de noventa
v dos do!arcs, veintiun c~entavos. can
tidad cue es el producto de Il CO.
lecta hecha entire los miembros del
rcferido circulo.
Una lista de todas las personals que
contribuyeron para Ia obra de aux
l;o, aparece integra en- el presente
numero, anotadas las ~cantidades res
p~cctivas que tuvieron a bien ceder
para tan noble prop6sito.
La senorita guardiana del Circulo
Arboleda EsperanZa nunero 1911,
de Fcrt Worth, Texas, debe sentirse
satisfecha por Ell exito de sus gestio-
nes, y con ella todos los miembros
del circulo m~eXicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
REMESA DE La LIGA PROTECTO-
RA LATINA DE PIRTLEVILLE,
ARIZONA

Cuarcnta V seis dolares, veinticin-
co centavos, hemos ~recibido, en- giro
bancario, de la senorita Sabina B.
Paez, Secretaria de Ia Sucursal nu-
nero % de Ia Liga Protectora Latina,
de ~Pirtleviile, Arizona, diciendonos
Que esa cantidad de dinerc eS Ia con-
tribuci6n de Ia referidG Liga, para
los Gannific&dos por los temblores.
Nos acompana en- ST. carta, la Sc
nor;ta PaZ. una lista de las perosnas
que contribuycron para Ia oora de ca
riiad, hsta cue damos a IA publicidad
10y, par satisfaction plena de los
contribuyentes.
Nos Complace hacer constar Que Ia
Iiga Protectora Latina de Pirtlev;lie,
Arizona, concurr!o al llamado Que
LA PRENSA hicicra a todos los me-
xcanos residences en- los Estados Uni
dos, para auXiliar q nuestros hernia
nos en- d~esgracia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
SICUEN TRABAJANDO CON EN-
TUSIASMO LOS MEXlCA-
NOS EN- DEL RIO, TEXAS

La colonia mexicana de Del Rio, es-
IA esforzandose por dar IN alto ejem-
Ulo de su altruismo Y de que sabe
cumrlir con su deber para con Ia Pa
tria. acudiendo en- auxjlio de los des-
graciados que sufren 10 inGecible. La
colonia mexicana de Del Rio, Texas,
IS una lie las que han dado bel.os
ejemplos de confraternidad y pnr clio
Sc ha hccho acreedora 2 los mas JUST
ficados eiogios.
Va hemos dado cuenta en- este pc
2i6dico de remesa hechas de Del Rio
= beneficio de las victimas de los
tembIoras. Y hoy anunciatfmys que e.
domingo 10 de febrero Sc l:ey6 a ca
DO en- aQuelIa p~obiaci6n fro"teriza
una Feria-hermesse organizada por
IN gruDo de senoraS Y s~encritas me-
x~icanas, para reunir fondos deStina-
dos 4 aiiviar Ia situaci6n de los dam
aifi,2dos. f9rdos que segCC Sc nos
avisa. Ven q ser remitidoS manana a
IL PRENSA, por IA comis-6n respec-
rjva.
Nos escribe el C~orresponsal de LA
PRENSA en- Del Rio, dicienGonos que
fue IN exito realmente notable esa
feria-kcrmesse, asi como el bale, y
que = ella concurrieron no solo todos
,cs mexicanos RESIDENCES en- Del Rio.
'sino muchas familias americanas que
quiSieroN contribuir q! mejor eXito
del festival. De este damos cr6nica
por separado.
La noche del / del presente Sc
cfcctu6 en- ei Casino Mexieano, I'M
bale organizado por las senoritas
Juana n. Gonzalez ' Maria Flores Y
seHores Ignacio Macarillo y Jose B.
Rubjo; y Ia Association Latina de Jo-
vcnes" prepare Il function t~eatral,
con e. m;smo objeto de rcunir foudos
para las victinas ' remitirlos a IA
PRENSA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
Al deyredor de Ia suscripci6n

don Adrian Tapia Y don Lorenzo va
nez, hijo, cuienes nos hacen saber
que esa suma de dinero les fue entire
gada por las seGoras Silvia B. de Jua-
reg Y Felipa L. de Portcheller y Sc
norita Guadalupe B~aldearena, quie-
nes fueron las organizadoras de Ia
jamaica de carload.
En- ell presente numero Sc d. cuen-
Ia de Ia remesa aludida, en- Ia !ista
correspondence q los donativos del
dia; Y por ~separado, cr6nica del fes-
tival.
Los senores Tapia. Y yaAez Sc sir
ven manifestarnos, adcmas. que den
tro de breves dias nos haran una Sc
guada remesa de fondos. producto
de la colecta que ha continuado ha-
ciendo su ~periodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07

Con segur:dad en- las FarmacI2s
teuio Drug Co, San Antonio ' B!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
Recibieron con hospitalidad
q las tropas francesaS
en- la Silesia

BERLIN, Febrero 6.-Las tropas
francesas que llegacon e. microbes
a Gleiwitz, Silesia, de acuerdo con
las estipulaciones del tratado' de paz
relatives a los plebiscitos que debe-
ran e~fectuarse en- los territories eva
cuados por Alemania, fueron recibi-
dos hosti!mente, segin dice un men
safe recibido aqui aver. Una muche-
dumbre enfurecida por Ia presencia
dc esas tropas, arremetio con palos Y
piedras contra varios o~ficiales fran
ceses. habiendo resultado heridos al
gunos de estos. e. general Gracier,
comandante del destacamento mill
tar frances que entro a Ia plaza, re-
cibi6 IN golpe en- la cara con una
botella que lie fuG arrojada, Y Ia cual
le cause una seria herida. 4 esta ma
nifestacion siguieron varios distur-
bios, habiendo tenido que ~intervenir
Ia pclicia para imponer el orden.
En- las primeras horas del dia men
cionado, varias manifestaciones anti
~francesas Sc oreanizaron en- las ca
lies de Gleiwitz Y la multitud atac6 4
una diputaci6n de po!acos que espe-
raba Ia llegada de las tropas france
sas en- l. estacion del ferrocarril. Los
polacos fueron golpeados con saha
habicndo recibido lesiones algunos de
ellos de seriedai. Sus banderas fue-
ron destruidas Y las flores que lie
varon aquellos con Ia intencion de
~presentar g los oldados ~franceses,
fuercn d~estrozadas por Ia multitud
cnfureCida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
Ell PRODUCTO DE UNA JAMAICA
EFECTUADA EN- NC ALLEN,
TEXAS

Tamb!eu en- "a po0laci0n de Nc
Allen, Texas, IN gruoo de senoras Y
s~e8orj5as organize Il jamaica para
rec&bar tondos Z benefico de las VIC
Jimas, obccziendo un brillante exito,
como % demuestran eli hecho de ha-
5~crscnos remit!do IA cantidad de Glen
20 clncUenta Y tres d6lares, cuarcHJa
: cuaC-o centavos, como rloducto
de csc festival.
Ia remesa De esoS fondos nos IA
h!cieroN los SeHores Directories del
seManariO meXicanO Eel MaNana''.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07

ES casi todos los casos de deblidad
En- Ia nuier, Sc nota Tin tLujo mucoso
debit que Sc escapa dc Ia vagina que Sc
conoce con cl nombre de ~lsucorrea y
con el mas comdn de flores bIancas."
y es sorprendcnte como Pocas muieres
conocea "a Importance vital de este
derrame y con IA rapidcz que dehilita
su ORGANISING. Fl Tcsu!tado comm &c
ssta enfeymcdad tar pcAosa ' molesta
que tantlsimo Sc IA gencralizado encse
81 sexo femenino, g I~ocaIiza en- los
6rganos reproductores, o-casionando do
lor de espal5a, dolor de coStado, dolor
de cabeza. eniermedad de los OvartCS,
mirada li1Suida. caasanCio. neryio-
siGad. palidez deasa. NAL aumor : color
anormal. Es,a dc5Iitad ramb.tn .
Ia causa dc muchos cascs de- cscerIdad.
Cuando el ilaio de esc4 mo.es.ia Is
proiuso 0 a5uaJaatc, s~eaeralnente
signiGca que existen ~uice-acjones Y
disiocacjones de IA matTz : los dolores
y ardores de IA inflammation son mas
~const1ntes y pers:s.eatcs.
Con segur:dad en- las Farmacles
Drug Co, San Antonio = 3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
RECORTELO. VALE DINERO.

No 10 plerda. recortelo = m%aGdenoS-,
10 O SOC. ' d~irijalo a FOLEY and
co, 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago.
H.. e~scribiendo su nombse Y diree-
ci6n bien claros ' 4 vuelta de CO.
rreo rec:bira I'M Dauuete de Toley's
Honey and Tar Compound, para la
tos: Foley Kidney Pills para doler de
espalda, reumatismo, intermediates de
Ia veiiga Y rinones; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, un magnifico laxan-
lie. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07

estas Columns. Con Ia remesa de aho-
IA, IL Unionista Mexicana ha entire
gado al fondo de LA PRENSA Ia can
tidad de ciento setenta Y tres dola-
les, ochenta centavos.
En- ell numero de hey damos q Ia
publicidad la iista de las personals que
cortribuyeron en- la scgunda colccta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
c A S E S Z

Cataiogo de dar1Rs plcNjcanas Y otras
nacionalidades: exteasa lista de he-uoscs
uom5res
Mandc UN DOLLAR ' lc cnv:a-cmcs n
vueita de corTeO, nuestro complete Cata-
logo Matrimonial. con deSc:lpcIoYcs COM
pIetas de muchgs ioveres Y algunas viu-
das. que buscGn u IN marido Gucao = hon.
-ato. Puede listed escribir a cualuuier.
dc ellas y c~ontraer un feliz matrinonio en-
muy breve tempo. Nosotro5. nor nuestra
paTte. sonos personals recomerdablcs.
nuest-o negocio eSta basado sobcc Ia hon
radez y !~eSitimidad IS! es one no ocie
que IN pequena cantiI.d lie CE DOLLAR
sirvs de csvorbO Ell una p~rubabi, EEL
ClDAD MA C~RiAlOMiAL. Escr!ba how
p!smo a.
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENTS
CLUE. p. q. Boz ASS. Venice. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-07
81 ES listed MUJER LEA
ESTO QUE Ii CONVENE

Los 'Suposirorios Mitchella
Yaeinaies," estan considerados por
specialists en- intermediates de las
mujeres. como e. tratamiento local
mas eficaz para cast todas las enter
medades locales de Ia nujer. Ademds
tenemos una iniiaidad de testimonies
de personals id6neas V careCterizadas
dc distiAtos PASSES, en- que nos rinden,
e. una lorna que reveal mucha sin
ceCidad, 81 agradecinienco Por q
&xito que nan alcanzado con los "Su-
positorios MitcheIla Fa2inales.'
En- les Girecc;oaes que acompa"a 4
cada GAIA, Sc dan a Conoce- mas Ell
detalle las Intermediates que han sido
dorinadas con el uso de este gran
especitico, Y niaguaa mujc- Va sea
caSada, so!1era 0 vilda. cue SURE de
cual9uieTa dc cstos dss6rienes, de5c
vac;lar en- hace- IN eHsayo. especial
71elte 81 Sc siente caEsada =: abatida.
Fl uso dc los "SuPositorios Mitche-
la Ya9inales' es s~encillo Y no con-
tieren grasa de ninguna especie. Pr
danse en- las Farmacias : DroSueri2s.
Rio Grande", Fl Paso; San An
unswig Drug Co, Los Angeles.
The border vidette., 1920-11-20
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Humboldt Mining and Reduction Company, for the election of the Board of Directors to serve for the ensu- ing year, and for the transaction of all other legitimate business, will be held at the parlorS of the First National Bank, in the City of NogaleS, Arizona, on the first Monday, to wit: the sixth day of December, A. D., 1920, at the hour of 1000 o'clock in the fore, noon.
 At this meeting will be pre- sented to the stockholders for their consideration the matter of executing a Trust Deed of the property of the Company, for the purpose of securing the present indebteness,a and borrow ing money to pay for the annual assessment work for the year 1920.
 All stockholders are requested to be present either in person or by legal proxy.
 Dated Nogales, Arizona, No vember 5th, 1920.
 ...4 E. D. MILLER, ,.- II 6 5 Secretary.
The border vidette., 1920-11-20
MORALES TO GET ARMORY.

At the meeting of the Nogales Chamber of Commerce held last Thursday evening, the proposi tion submitted by the State to erect an armory in Nogales wa $ endorsed and co operation with the proper officials pledged. The State proposes to erect the arm ory and equip a battalion of field artillery. if the people of Nogales furnish the site.
 A committee composed of the following gentleman was ap- pointed to select location for the army: Harry J. Karns, E.. K. Cumming, Captain l.. w. Mix, Taylor Wilkey.
 The Chamber of Commerce also endorsed the method being used for securing funds for giv- ing the boys of the 25th In fantry a proper Christmas, and our citizens are asked to con tribute all they can toward the proposition.
The border vidette., 1920-11-20
HERO JOE CORDOVIA.

For the second time within the past few months Joe Cordovia, electrician, has saved the life of days Oasis.
 Yesterday afternoon Rafael Valencia, an employee of the Arizona Gas and Electric Com pany, came in contact with a live wire while on top of pole at International street and Nor ley avenue. His life was saved, so eye witnesses declare, be- cause of the presence of mind of Cordovia, who was working nearby and who risked his own life that bis companion might not be electrocuted.
 After pulling Valencia away from the live wire, Cordovia held the accident victim by one arm, blowing in his face and working his arms until Electri- clans Roark and Nordholm ar rived to assist in caring for the wounded man.
 The fire department was call ed to the scene of the accident, but arrived too late to be of much assistance, the electricians having already removed Valen- cia from the pole and had rem dered first aid treatment.
 Doctors Chenoweth and Gus letter were called to attend Val encia and reported that while he received a very nasty burn on his hand and leg, the injuries were of a very mild nature and would not prove serious.