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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15
MRS: S. B. GRAY AN:
SWERSLAST CALL

Mrs. Susan Bowles Gray, mother OF
John D. Gray, died at the home OF her
daughter Mrs. T. G. Boures, GIT Tenth
avenue north at 11.3O Friday night at
the age of eighty-one years and four
months. Mrs. Gray was born at MN
ster, Kent, England, and came to TINS
country when ten years DID,, making
the trip on a sailing vessel which was
six weeks in crossing. She was the
mother of eight children, three OF
whom survive her, Mrs. 7. G. Boures
and John D. Gray of this city, Hugh
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15
SOMETHING MORE
ABOUT TAXES

Mr.. Roylance of Utah in attempting
to disprove the budget deficit in the
general fund for the current year.
which fixed at $722,O 600 and wnlcn
the tax commissioner OF the state nx-
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15
ANNUAL SCHOOL
OFFICERS MEETING

Yesterday in the auditorium of the
Congregational church, was held the
annual meeting Of the Barnes County
School, Officers Association. Favor
III Weather and fine roads made pos
siDle an unusually large attendance
and the county was generously repre-
::a:ted. Outside speakers on the pro
{. am were Miss Beatrice Johnstone,
81 Grand Forks, and Miss Rose
-,chaub Of LaMoure, who presented
. ae work Of the county nurse as car
led on in their respective counties.
'Tiac need of medical inspection in
K, le schools lis obvious and the sent1-
lent Of the members seemed to be
;rangly in favor of the employment OF
:. qualified nurse to carry on the work
in Barnes county. The Association
went on record as passing the follow
ING resolution, among others, :.
'tWhereas Supt Beatrice tombstone
in her story of the results and sue
cess attained by the county school
nurse in Grand Forks county curing
the past six years and which was fur
they corroborated by what has been
ACCOMPLISHED by Miss Rose Schaub,
school nurse of LaMoure county, has
CONVINCED US fully of the wisdom as
well as necessity oftaking the neces-
sary legal steps Immediately to secure
county school nurse for Barnes
county,
"Be it resolved that petitions be
circulated at once and that each school
officer constitute a committee of one
to assist in the circulation of the pc
titions and in bringing the matter to
the favorable attention of our honor
able board of county commissioners, ,
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: !,
President Bert Bruins, Grand
Prairie Consolidated School.
Vice President -. Mr.. Paul Schulz,
Greenland Consolidated School. =.
Secretary - Mr.. Joseph Pickard,
Pierce Consolidated school.
Treasurer-Mr. p, A. Pickett, Leal
The following program was render
ed.
Friday Morning
9:30-Registration of School Officers
and Visitors.
1O:09-Music --yr.
Invocation - Rev. j. F. L.
Bohnhoff.
Community Singing, led by
Mrs. w. T.: Craswell.
Presidents Address-Howard
Wilson.
Music-students of Valley
High School. s
II :0o-Address- The Need of a
County Nurse,"-Miss Beatrice
Johnston.
11:30-Address- E. A. Pray.
1 1:3O-Music - Grand Prairie Com
Il, munity Orchestra.
1:45-Address - "School Laws \
States Attorney L. $. 8:
2:15-Address-C. E. Allen,S Presi-
dent V! C. Normal.
2:45-C Community Singing, led by Mrs.
w. T. Craswel. =
3.00-"What has been Accomplished
in our County"-Miss Rose
Schaub, School Nurse, LaMoure
County.
3.3O-Five Minute Addresses
(a) "The Principal and the
=. School Board'-P. A. Pickett,
Pres. School Board, Leal.
(b) "The School Board and the
PRINCIPAL" - j. C. Matney,
Supt. of Litchville Schools.
(c) "Boys' and Girls Club
Work." Miss Clara Larson, Coun-
ty Club Leader. 81
(d) 'Teachers' Board in Ru-
raj Districts" 1T. H. Bruins,
Noltimier District.
. (e)--"High School Work for
Rural Schools" - Representa-
tive from Greenland Consoli-
dated School.
Reports Of Committees.
Adjournment.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

written lecture, or Is cents for the
lecture alone. Mrs. Louise G. Sinien-
SON. chairman of the Kindergarten
Committee of Federated ,Women's
Clubs, Valley City. has the disposition
Of these slides.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1920-04-15

kind, and will also take a greater in.
terest in working in the outdoor gar
den because of this experience.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
What RAILROAD
men DEMAND
Increased Pay for 20 Day
Month Is Desired of AL
most All Workmen
BRAKEMEN ASK
$50 ADVANCE

WASHINGTON. July 6. .- Demands
for substantial wage increases for
nearly an clases Of the 100000 rail-
road employees have been pending
since late last summer. This demands,
first presented at different times 10
the Railroad Administrations Board
on Wages and Working conditions,
were unsettled when government
operation OF the railroads was ended,
and In turn were referred TO the Rail
road Labor Board. which was created
under the transportation act
Some few Of the classes OF organ
lied employees have not pressed for
mai demands, but have insisted that
their wages be increased If advances
were granted other releatd classes OF
workers The principal demands Of
the leading unions follow:
Brotherhood OF Railroad Tralnmen:
Passenger brakemen be increased
from si20 a 30-day month TO $50 for
26-day month; baggagemen be in
creased from Si2iS0 for 30-day month
20 si6O for 26-day month; assistant
conductors be increased from siii for
3O-day month 30 Si79 for 26-day
month; freight brakemcn In valley
territory be increased from SiOS 10
S5SS a day with 40 per cent. increase
over these rates wherever the grade
exceeds i.S per cent; yard fOremen
or conductors be increased from 80
TO $500 a day: switch tenders be in
creased from si 10 $500 a day; also
time and one-half for all Sunday and
holiday service and a guaranty OF 26
days a month for regular employees In
all classes OF service.
order OF Railway Conductors: Pas
senger conductors be increased from
$50 for 3lday month TO s22J for %
day month; through freight cOnduc-
tors be increased from sji0 90 s76j
a day I'm valley territory, with in
crcascs in The mountain rate from
S5Si to SS37 a DIV; local freight con-
ductOrs be increased from 1892 "a
Ss3S a day I'm valley territory, with
increase in mountain rate from S62t
20 1913 a day.
brotherhood OF Locomotive Fre-
men and Engincmcn- fraight
drcmen TO be increased an average OF
Sisi a day over present rates yard
freight flrcmcn be increased an aver.
axe of S22j a day over present rates
passenger frcmcn 20 be increased
from present average Of Si3i a day
90 $3.50 a day.
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engl
neers-Whlc presenting no specific
requests, notice was served that thl
engineers desired increases proportion
ate TO any Increases granted othe
employees
An road employees, as distinguished
from yard employees, In the four fore
going organizations. generally grOupe
as the Big Four br0therhOods, nov
get prportiOnalely increased daily pa
when they make mileage in excess o
400 miles and In freight service &c
time and One-half for time consume
I'm excess Of what would be require
on the guaranteed speed basis whic
IS a two and one-half miles an hou
SWitchmen's Union OF North Amer
ca: FOremen or conductors be ir
creased from S533 to $3.50 a day an
t8 night; helpers or brakeman b
increased from 50 TO 81 a day an
$50 a night; switch tenders to n
ceive same rate as helpers; time an
one-half for Sundays and holidays.
Laborcrs ask 80 Cents Hour.
Maintenance 0f Way and Engine
house LabOrers . Rate FOR an mn
CONTINUED on Page Seven.l
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

down in health and at last friend
who had used Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound told her about it
and she has used l6 bottles, and we al
ways have it in the house. She feels
fine now and she has no trouble at all
each month. We always praise it and
advise any friends who suffer to use
your wonderful medicine" - Mrs.
MINNIE MANDELKo. zoos S. 18th St.,
q 10th Ave, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Girls who are troubled as Miss Man
delko was, should Immediately seek
restoration to health by taking Lydia
J.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Those who need special advice may
write to Lydia 4. Pinkham Medicine
Co. (confdentiail Lynn, Mass. These
letters will be opened, read and an
swered by a woman and held in strict
confidence.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

sic was ~ rlit
suffered so badly
each month that
sometimes l had
to call in the
doctor. She had
headaches, back
ache and sue h
pains and cramps
that she would
have to stay in
bed two OF three
days. She became
. - :,
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
0rd0eanays largest producers apa ,gfppyaal
Ask Your Worlmen How Long Oil
Lasts on Their Machines

Bearing friction causes heat
and heat burns up both
bearing g surfaces - the
process is called wear.
It's a pretty expensive job to
replace a bearing in ma
chinery and so we cushion
both bearing surfaces with
an oil film. Instead of
burning each other they
combine forces to burn the
oil.
The whole test of oil quality
is how long it will last
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

against this wear, or fric-
ton. or heat.
Crew Levick oils are quality
oils. Test them this way
and make it a comparative
test-make them compete
with the best oils you know
of. It's rather an important
test. for it affects your
pocketbook.
Your workmen will be In
terested in the test, too. for
quality oils make efficient
workmen.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
SUFFERING OF
YOUNG WOMEN
This Letter Tells How it
May be Overcome-all
Mothers Interested.

Fort Dodge, Ia.-"From the time
my daughter was l3 years old until
Evening journal., 1920-07-06
NEWEST SILK AND JERSEY
Dresses $S.95

Here's probably the very best
dress value obtainable. Real values
to S22.50. Included are Serges,
Jerseys and Silk Dresses, in all
wanted colors. Women's and Misses
sizes.
Evening journal., 1920-07-06

Taffetas, Crepe de Chimes, Flow
cred Georgettes and Jerseys also in
cluded in this phenomenal offering.
Womens and Misses sizes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
UN DIPUTADO y UN SENA-
DOR APREKENDIDOS

Tuvose conocimiento en- esta c!u-
dad de que Ell senador Elias Arias y
cl Giputado Salvador Saucedo ha5lan
sido aprehendidos, e. primero en- Qua
d2lajara Y el segundo en- Colima, slen
do entreamOos ccnsignadOs a las au-
toridades militares respectivas.
FL Senador AriGs movie inmedia-
tamente todos los resOrtes que pudo.
Telegrafi6 q Ia Comision Permanente
p~rotestando 81 adhesion al goblerno
de Carranza y asegurando no haber
firmado el manifesto de los SenaGo-
res Y diputados obregonistas. Sdpo-
Sc despues que el senador de refe-
rencia habia sido va puesto en- Eber-
tad.
Y en- cuanto q Saucedo. sabese que
iuG aprcheadldo en- Colima Y consig-
nado luego a las aUtoridades militia.
res que ordenaron sc condujcra a
Guadalajara.
La apprehension de Saucedo no Sc
atribuye a otra cosa Sino 4 las vie
jas rencillas politicas de caricter
puramente local, que de tempo atras
sabese tiene con Ell gobernante &c
aquel!a entidad de Ia costa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
Sc EViTARA LA DESTRUC-
CION DE UN

Habiendo tenido conocimiento ell
gobierno Federal de Ia destruction
que pretendia hacerse de I'M iutere-
santisimo monumento arqueologico
que Sc encuentra dentro del perime-
tro del municipio de Tuxtla Cutie
rreZ, Chiapas, giro, por conducto de
Ia Direction de Antropologia, IN of
clio al Presidznte del AyuntaIniento
&c aQuel lugar para que ordenc que
cuanto antes haga por evitar que Sc
profane aQuella piramide precolombi-
ma. Tai oficio Sc apoya en- las pres
cripciones legales vigentes en- materia
de ruinas arquelogicas c historicas.
La Direction de Antropologia ha
ordenado, pues, que cese toda labor
Destructive y que de e necesario
~cualquier trabajo, que este Sc lleve
a cfecto bajo una estricta vigilancia
de las autoridades a fir de cue estas
eviten los danos de que pudiera ser
victima ei monumento en- question.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
Sc CONSIDERA QUESTION DE
PURA FORMULA LA Omission
DEL GABlNETE

MADRID, Mayo LA Omission
del Glbinete que preside 81 Primer
MlEistro AIlende Salazar y que f!e
p~resentada anoche ante el Rey, Sc con
sidera question dc pura formula.
En- efecto, 81 Gabinete fGe encar,
gado de hacer cue fuera arrohado el
presupuesto y con tai fin ide organl-
zado, sin mira djstinta aiguna, y una
e lograda Ia aprobacion de tai do
cumento, Ia dimisi6n de Allende Sa-
.lazar Sc imponia.
Sc espera, sin embargo, cue el Rey
Ia reiterara su confian4a COMO re,
sultado de las confcrencias que ha es-
tado celehrando con los iiGeres de les
~difereutgs partjdos y Sc cree cue con,
tinuari 81 Ell poder con ell actual
Gabinete practicamente ~intacto, ya
que no parece que haya lider alguno
capaz de formar IN Gabinete de Goa.
Iicion que cuente con 81 suficiente
apoyo por paEte del Parlamento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

81
Shie 1Hcho SUoo "a
LuhHACc L, 81
Chile VERGE, Cnlco Sceo
so-- pop cana
100
o-r
Icrbanis -. 80 - SO
Guachichile -. ... 90
4-e!!V &c W. H' rppS
REC POk LlbkAs
IN
Sandciihs 81. - en-
Eueia e. - 80 b" - en-
Sa!Hia E g. ~
SlnhoH!Ho :" :" - sn
borrala .. - q. - n
Marcia -. e.. - -" 80 "a
9eroa DC IL Muia E - *
culanuho -. -; N
leroa gel 'chado = " "a
S".' 4'''N - an
Detpn'ea IN
IeFGa Iet HaH ''' *
GoEHo L""o "a
80 N 20
paNd 70
60 T. "a
go ~ ~ 20
Mali 4. Csst;la 40
Ie..r;a. 40
tStaI'a~ - go o
N.--ub:o 40
-. tx
*
~, d !. vo,to.Sd.d 75
ye-ba dcr Cs,cor 70
leFoa uei lancer 80 ca
leroaDuehs '". - -
SIeeu W. ~ e &c n
.Tt.L.., 20
naDani SO
~. 20
-.:u. nn
- ue O@~ gs
5e te LIrhoh e En-
CsIsunia IN
c-""S &c AK
SahAsta "a GocehA 80 " orS
Sanasa oa, oocehh -. 90
con asiehto Ia Goceha IT" So
S9h asieiUo %a' toeeh" 90
Con AsieEto ga, doceEa =. E. ~. d. 0.oo
~" - . :. d., "a
80 T. O. 49,. sEn
Soote oon rap" S9s
S !as o. Josm, TX
"''a 1usu - ynE
Soiot'Io 'usueie .'' Ino
Seihe para capeEl' ID :" + o.
RENE para caDeza' "a -
rene Para caoeza' Cd
Peine para Eetate' regular {. 80 ~"
Molca!ete De pledra- cooehA =" 800 ~
Molcaiete de barrc, Ia -. -. ...... LIS
de bar-o 2a- -. -. . = ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
1TTDAD DE MEXICO, Abril %.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril %.
La Secretaria de Gobernacioa Ia
dado a conocer Ia ccpia de una car
ia ole Salvador Alvatado, siendo Go
bernador militar de Yucatan, escrlblo
Carranza, en- ell ano de 1915.
La carta eta fechada el Is de Ma
vo de 1915 Y en- ella. Alvarado Sc
diriie a Carrapza dandole el titulo de
...Jefe Y Maestro" para pedirie que
Dor ningun motive abandone ell Po-
der.
Los parafos PARTICIPATES de esa car
ia u ahora CarranZa usa de arma
contra Alvarado. dicen asl:
LAS ~naciones y las s~ocicdades a
yeces Sc salvan fuera dc TODD calcu-
10 v provision, pero Ia nuestra creo
firmemente que solo una prolonga-
cion de IA dictadura actual podria sal
varla. siempre que Lure de tres
q cuatro amos, o la c~andidatura IN
venciblc de listed para el proximo
periodo, siempre cue pud:ara como
nestarse con las adicioaes del Plar de
Guadalupe Y sin que las promesas o
declaraciones del nuevo manifesto Ia
hagan impossible. :" Senior Ca
rama. el pals esta lleno de jefes con
mando de fuerzas cuya moralidad =
patriotismo son prOblematicos y re-
lativos; Sc pone al tapete casl sin
preparaci0n Ia question presidential
sin ser listed un candidate, Y Ia revo-
luci6n volvera a quedar olvidada pa
"a dar paso d la lucha de personals
mos que Sc disfrazaran con TODD el
oropel que listed quiera, pero en- Ell
fond0 no habri mas que eso."....Lo
unico que pido al hombre que mas
duiero V respeto en- este mundo, a MI
Jefe Y Maestro. es cue me- permlta
seguirIo, acompanarlo, cuando listed
dele ell mando, 81 las circunstancias
10 permiten."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
BerIanga publica una carta de Alvarado en- Ia que este abo
gaba porque continuase en- Ell poder Carranza,.-Un
senador y I'm diputado aprehendidos m~llitarmente.-
Sanchez Cell fue anparado.-Sale Romero para Bel
gica.-Nuevos diplomaticos y consules.

bierno del Estado de Sinaloa. Narlas
habian sido las ~sesiones que tratan-
dose este asunto Sc habian va cele-
brado, Y hasta aver no pudieron lie
gar a I'm acuerdo los Magistrates.
La ICompania quejosa declare que
ell Gobernador de Sinaloa trataba de
violar Ia ley e~Xigiendoles las conrri
buciones ordinarias correspondence
al ano de 1918. pues cue, de acuer-
do con la ley estaban cxentos de i'm
puestos ordinarios y eXtra0rdluarios
Dor espacio de so aHcs y gracla9 al
cortrato que en- 1887 ..rclerad COM
n ometiendose a Ia intloduc ion de
agla potable en- ell puerto de Maza-
tlan.
Y en- todas las sesiones Ia votacion
habfase empatado. Hasta que por fin,
aver, al sujetarse a votaclon Ia cues
ton de que 81 era o no de conceder-
Sc ell amparo, logr6 c~onfirmarse la
resolution del Juez de Mazatlan quien
~concediera al amparo apetecido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

ST en- sa HAa 10 ercuema 10 que dsea,e Hrhame pdendo 10 que nesha y 60" ION
,to sender6 sill peido Sc cncarsa nucho a Is persona QUE aa peidn, que p%a vi
sMe u domhdHo y prr mi parc ronso las nGcancis en- d Express o e. C"eo sin nm
Ca rspC1SmGdad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
NUEVOS ~DIPLOMATlCOS
Y CONSULES

La Secretaria de Relaciones Exte
%riores, a cargo de Franco, eXpidi6 los
s~iguientes nombramientos diFloma-
ticos:
FL dec, Francisco Medina, como
Primer Secretlrio de l. Legncion en-
Alemania; Francisco Orozco MunOz,
como egundo secrctario dc Ia Lega-
ci6n en- Belgica; ingcniero Juan +.
Urquidi, como segundo secretario en-
Inglaterra; Alfredo Martinez Baca,
como tercer secretario en- Suecia; e.
senior Joaquin Meza, como tercer Sc
cratario en- Francia; el senior Manuel
Lavalle con igual cargo en- Paris y cl
senior Mario Gabucio, como sccceta-
rio en- IL Legaci6n en- el JapGE
En- eI cuarro consular, SC han ex-
pedido los nonbramientOs sigut2n'es:
Jose Maria L.amos Pena, Consul en-
QuetzalterangO; Carlos Puchcau, Coo
sul particular en- Paris; Eduardo So
riano Bravo, consul particu'a- en- San
Francisco, California;; Vicente Rem
don Quijano, en- Panama; Agustin ".
Rojas, en- Dallas. Texas; Y como can
cilIeres, los seAores Ramon Silva, en-
Jacksonville, Florida; Jose Ligauno,
en- Phoenix, Arizona; Manuel Men
DEE, en- Panama; Ignacio R. Sesma,
en- Saintre, Francia; Ricardo T. Me
dina, en- Seattle, Washington; Rafael
Q~uintero, en- New Orleans y Donaldo
Robertson, en- Newcastleon- Tyne, In
g%laterra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
LOS HUELGUISTAS DE ZARAGO'
"a NO VOLYERAN AL
TRABAJO

MADRID, Mario dice un te-
iegrama de Zaragoza que Ell Comite
de Ia huelga decide que los trabaja-
dores no vuelvan al trabaio en- tanto
que i Hderes Sc hallen en- Ia carcel.
Algunos disturbioS tuyleron lugar
hoy, variaS tiendas fueron Saqueadas
V Ia policia tuyo que carg2r sobre
los amotinados habiendo resultado
herido IN iRdividuo Y ~habiendoSe prac
ticado varias aprehensiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

DE TERBAS A s2.75 POR CADA
100 MhNOJoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
Ell MINISTRO EN- BELGICA

Rumbo a Europa saIi6 hoy de!
puerto de Veracruz a bordo del va
por espanol "Satrustegui," 9! Coro-
mel Perez Romero, quien habra de
estar cerca de SIS. MN. el Rey Alder
to de Belgica y la Reina Guillermina
de los Paises Bajos como Enviado
extraordinario y Ministro Plenipoten-
ciario de Mexico en- aQuellos paises.
Romero fue ministro en- el Japon
hace algun tempo:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02

Chile Verde -. -. = 80 - 80 -
Chile Ancho Colorado -! - 80 -. 81
Tomato de FresadIla - 80 -. . y
Chile Verde, Chico Scco - -: 49, . o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
SANCHEZ CELL
A

Gabriel SANCHEZ Cell, contra QuieH
procedieran las autoridades de Ia.
redo V Matamoros a~cusandole de re-
belion Y ]espionaje, consiguio aver am
paro del juzgado quinto sUpernume-
rario de Distirto. Y gracias 4 al re-
seduction Sanchez Cell cue lara a dis
posicion del propio funcionario en- Ia
Penitenciaria del Distrito Federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
lido AMPARO DE "A
SUPREMA CORTE

Por fin Sc lego a IN acuerdo en- Ia
Suprema Corte de Justicia con res
pecto al amparo interpuesto por la
Abastecedora de Aqua de
Mazatlan, S. A, contra actos del Co
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
45zreaaQRQ47f

A. de P. B.-Ciudad.-Sentimos
no poder complacerlo, pero ignora.
mos Ia direction de la persona a que
Sc retiere quien, como h&bra sabido
seguramente, Sc halla aqua actual
mente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-02
pRoDUcTos MExICANoS COMO sIGUE

CL:.I. Lrar.o Eb-a 200
CHA de Castillo, libra .......---...-- I"5o
Cuavabaz, ,ibra ........: .......: 100
"a ;o+, da r,er,hriIlo libra ........ so
Colacion mexicana, libra :....'.! az
AnIZ -.-..... ---.--..- S
Cominos. libra .....-.. ---...----. 90
Pimienta, libra ......-..... ...-... 80
Clavo de conner -. . . -; '--- 30
Alrlendras, libra =. . . = E. on
Chile colorado de Ia, libra -. 80 :. so
Chile japoues. libra -. -. .....- e. 80
Cascabel boIa tror1po, libra --..-.- %
Cascabelillo bola, libra q. -. = - %
Canasta de vara, juego de 4 pEas. -! 800
Canasta de vara. de Ia, docena ....! $40
Canasta de vgra, ramiaca, docena :. I.0O
IA. de vara, docena -, q. -! -! 10
cnIotn extra Ia. docena 80. -. -. 500
Queso de tuna j en- Lib. por 100 Guesos. 800
Mel de tuna, bote de / Lib. e. . %
Miel de tuna, bote de . Lbs. -. -. =. %
Pamela de tuna anizada -. !.E -. =. 10
Plato de tslavera Ia :. 80 -! :: I4o
Plato de talavera "a. go -: !. . liz
Jarro olor canelo. docena ....-. ....- 2.26
Jarro dior relumbroso, docena "a -. rs
Vase de olor. iocena =. -. a.. -. 2.2b
LOIS de Guadalajara. el huacaL 80. l5.oo
Juego metatito juguete, s piezas' y pie
Zas pCr - .. .. =. e. -. :. . 0-uu
Botell6n canelo, juguete Ia -: -. =. $40
Bo:el!6n canelo. juauete "a. -. 80. ..l.5C
Contraycrba. por libra -. e. a." .. --oo
Bo.ellas chile en- vinagre, doc2na .....- 90
Canafistula. libra =. . =. -. ..... 10
Pirole al estiIo me2icano, libra ..:... 10
Chicharr6n de puerco prensado. libra 20
Chicharron de puerco al estilo me1i-
canO libra. D.. =. g. .."- :"
Chorizo al estilo mexicano, libra ..... -
Chocolate nj estilo mexicano, libra -. 40
Pi!oncillo mexicaEn, por pieza e. 20
chico, GAIA dc 100 Tionciuos. 900
GuRje cirial, doceAa -. =. . sou
Metates surtfdos de Ia, o "a, Ia
doccaa e. e. -. . . . 80 -o'Vo
Manos de metate, docena ...... ..... 4.0O
Manos de mctate. por pieza q. . -. 90
Marranos a~lcancia. Ia, docena -. . : 40
Narranos de alcancia 2a. docena E. -. $50
Marranos dc alcancia 3a., docena :. 200
AIcRucia. fruta Ge muchas classes: San
dia, platauo, ETC., In docena de Ia. Ito
Plor de Alhuzema, libra -. q. =. 10
Yerbas por m~anojos el ciento de nano
jos -. -. e. -. .. : -. " 10
No5o4 Dc .icn . -. . 800
Tengo una vasta existencia de toda clase
dc yerbas.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
ALLIES DRAF TING REPLY TO WILSON'S
 ADRIAT|C MESSAGE
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel


 LONDON. Feb. Is - The supreme council spent today in listening to the claims made by Premier Venizelos of Greece, for his country in the settle ment of the Turkish peace treaty and further discussing the Turkish peace terms, but without reaching conclu- sions
 The council also was engaged in completing the draft of it's reply to the letter of President Wilson concerning the Adriatic situation
 It is stated authoritatively that the forecast of the allied reply. published in France, should be taken with re- serve. It also was stated that the report from France that President Wilson announced that the United States would hold aloof from European affairs unless the United States was considered in the settlement of the Adriatic question. was too sweeping
 The council will finally decide on its reply to President Wilson and it will immediately be cabled to Washington. The council is cabling to the United states government the reports on its decision in which it considers the United States is interested