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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

GRATIFICARE con $1,000 a Is persona que
me proporcione infoTmes exactos acerca dc!
actual paradcro de Cosme Cervantes' de "a
amos de cdad, cstatura regular, color moreno.
orieinario de Durango, Mexico, y dc Lucio
Cervantes, dc IS amos de edad, estatura re-
gular. color. blanco, quienes hace tres amos
que Sc encontrabsn en- San Antonio. Ic%.S-
Cualcsquir informe sobre este particular, c-
rijase a Pedro c. Duran. Escuina ZaraSoza
No. %. General Bravo, antics Sabinss, Coah.
Mexico. tiil
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

IA SESOEA NIX r.s t. ar' 'Fsna67 DC
Go1-a.pz. Cspe,IahSta e. parties = e~ntc-n"aS-
dos de- se minus E~t07'""oa-H "yr e. p2''1'
o.. n--c,s sas S~c-yt-sgs 1u So y Leo
"a s.
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G%RATIFICARE con $500 a IA persona que
me proporcionc infocmes DE mi hern1aho ~
naeio Roa. originario de Vale lie Santiago,
Cto. Y quien aconpahado de su esposs Virgil
MIA Rodriguez. SC inferno Ct sste pals en- Enc
70 ultimo. Is alto y trigTi2no.-Todo lnformc
d~irijase a Jesus Roa. sol Ei:toria St. 90
rona Cal u9l
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me proporcionc informcs exactos acerca del
actual paradcro dc mi hiio Victor Quesada'
&c IS amos de edad, ~estatura alta delsSdo.
color blanco. Quien como senas particulars
tiene una cicatriz en- Ia cabcza. en- forma de
media luna. Las ultimas noticias que tuvc
4. q. las -ccibi procedentes de Mesa Ariz.
Todo informe sobrc este asunto, dirijase a Pa
bio Qucsada. Box IS. San Simon, Ariz.
,2s)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

San Pedro Ave.
STAR EMPLOYMENT co. SOS West Fous-
ton St. puede prororcionar a listed trabsjs.
dores : ~cEapleos. Telefono Or. 654l.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

G~RATIFICARE con $500 a la persona que
me proporcionc inforrres ~exsctos acerca del
actual p~aradero de mi hijo Elcutcr;o Mesa.
risinario dc San Rogue del Monte. GUIANA
juato. Mexico, cuyas senas particulars son:
~estatura baja, color moreno y alEo picado de
yiruela. Cualesquier informe sobre este asun-
TO, dirijasc i Victoria Mesa Giluly Utah.
Lii)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ
Lie. JENARO CENICEROS

Abosa5c Mexiczuo, Ers,iona tcia cla-e dc
neSo,scs ,rdiria'es. ADMINISTRATIONS ; mine
-os- Apa-ta5c 1855. Miami. A-i-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
PEsQUISAS.

Sc DESEA sabcr el actual paradero del senior
Doctor Pedro Gonzalez, originate &c Techo-
mo. Distri.o dc Alamos, Sonora, Mexico. Tie
a. 36 amos dc cdad, v en- los ultimos amos te-
MIA su residencia en- ia poblacion de FLORIDA,
Estado del mismo nombre. E. U. A Sc rue
ga a Ia persona que pueda proporcionar infor-
mes. los dirija a las OficInas dc Prensa,
o al senior Joss Gonzalez. Plares de Nscosari'
Sonora, Mexico. VIZ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

la, devolucion Sc lleyara a termino ell
mes de JUNO proximo, y un agente
de los duenos Sc halla va en- Mexico
hacienda les preparativos del case pa
Ia recibir formalmente csc ferToca-
rril,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

GRATIFlCARE con $500 a Ia persona cue
nc proporcione informcs exactos acc-ca del
actual prsadero dc Salome Ibarra. de estatu-
IA regular. y color moreno, quicn FAC Ea
70 hasta hog no ma sido possible localizar cl
lugar donde reside. Cualesouier informe So
bre este asunto. dirijase a Tomas Maldonado
Cara Orange Co. Terry, Texas. CID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

G~RATIF1CARE con $500 4 IA persona
que me proporcicue iRformes exactos acerca
del actual parafero de In Sra. Sofia Corts,
orisinaria de Silao. Guanajuato. Mexico. DON
de Ia Vi Dor Ultima vez en- JUNO dc 1916,
y de donde ella salio rumbo Il San Diego,
Calf. La Sra. Cortas. vivio tambicn en- Leon
V Romita, del mismo Estadc, ) case en- es
IA ultima poblaci6n con un ST.. Gaivan: iodo
inforrne sobre este asunto dirijssc 4 r. San
doval, R 8 Box 255. BIB Elgemont Sta. Z.
So. Louis. IL (iVl
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RUDY COLLEGE
FERRoCAgRILEROS

Houston. Texas
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

4 Ia mediGa. Ell nejor surtido de casimi-
res y Talnaeachs para p-imavera y vcraao.
P:aan muestras y precios. SoSA The Tai
lO-.-6O1 DUlorosa St.-Telefono Travis 1902.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.
HOSE ANTONIO RIVERA

k5oseGo Es los T~r5ura'ss ae IL EeP@6trG,
- caca-Sa - ,ooa Sass o. =s17trs Protesto-
males n McyicaG. Ea-a California DSpa-
ene en- e edgEicia sl:la6o :een-e al de- n
Ayzs7tarrfr7t0- PE-a a~G--3S cue h2yan de
vcn.its-ze ante .-:5u-ales : su;o-itades de
To- 'Es.aGus Undo. es-& AS0c.aGo con 81
s~rnIacute arorado We Andrews, &c Los
Angles, Ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
ARRENDAAhIENTOS

Disappearance Ne -usE-tFI-cg aUrnC1ovIics q 5
c,liad-os Para slagiar s1 chalifer. Vssite-
nos College Stree. Auto Livery. @lt Col
leSc s.. rr.r:o-o Cr. ST.. Gcreutc. J. D.
Sca-bc-c1Sh-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
Pianos Y PianoIas.

Todos los amos. dursntc este tempo, nos
vemos ~obligados a haccr lugar a nuestras
exis;cncias para las vcntas dc Priravcra. y
cada arc cncuentra nucstro prospc-idad ca
ia vcz mas ample.
Debido a este
TodoS los Instruments Que hcmos tornado
en- cambio.-muchos de clos en- condolences
pcrfectas, y que s~uGieren la compra de uu
Fiano O dc una Pianola, han sido marcsdos
a precios que. alsunas wees, son IA ter
cera parte de ST. prcoio original otras la
mitad, pero siempre a precios que haEaI
de Ia adQuiSicior.
UNA VERDADERA GANGA
Como los realiZaremos muy rronto. u.s.
ted no dcbe cxpoaerse a yenir tardc.-Nen-
"a hoy y listed cstara SECURE dc adqu;ri-
precisamcntc e. Instruments que dcseG. con
una maravilosa reduction en- su prccio.
Pianos UsaGos
$4,000 I $375.0o
Pianolss Usadas:
1925. 90 Z S4I5.00
CONDICIONES
$500 4 $500 mensualcs
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
BIG W. Commerce st.
Z. s. Bridge. Gercn:e Isaac B!edsoc. Prop.
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HOTELES.
PRESTAMOS

sNECESITA S50oo- Prcstamos eonfideacia-
les. sobre muehlsS. a personals 1 SUeldo. A5o-
nos f~aciLss. Por $S0.o0. SOC. semanarios. SOC
CoGrcy Bio San Antonio. Texas, ) I2lls
Main o. Houston, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

DARE BUENA GRATFICACIoN a Ia per-
soma que me proporciOne informes eTse'os
acerca del actual parndcrc Dc Ia Sra. Paula
Quiroz, cuyas scnas particulars son: csIatn-
rs alta, color moreno, alSo picada dc virae-
Ia. v ojos grardes Y ncgrcs. Cualescuier IL
forrle sobrc este asunto, dirijase a Cornelio
Sosa. 34l3 Z. Chicago, Waiting ST. India
ma Harbor, Ind. wv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

G~RATIFICARE con $500 a Ia prsona QUO
me proporcionc informcs cXactos acerca Gel
ctual paraGro del Sr. Mscsrio Zuniga, orr
actual paradcro del Sr. Macario ZuniSa. orr
de Leon. Guanaiuato. Mexico. Las ultimas
raticias que recibi dc cl fueron procedentes de
Houston. Texas. dondc trab jaha en- com
panfa dc Jose dc Ia Luz AnguIano, ell ano de
1915. Todo infcrmc sobrc este asunto, dirlla-
SC a Jacinto Zuniga. Ma,:eil, Neb. ,P. o.
tq)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

CON TRES MESES de suscripcin p La Prem
sa, gratificar& n Ia persona que me proper
clone informes dc Feliciano Rodriguez y dc
su csposa Juana Segura, a quienes acompa-
nan sus tres hijas. una de elias casata. In
.sep:iempbre tltimo vivieron en- San Antonio,
Texas, en- una casa dc Ia Gale W.. CONNER
&C. TODD informe drijase a lgnacio Lopez.
Ex-Gaag No. 3-K54( Chotcau Okla. $4,000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

Para Iibros Ell espaHol d!rijase
listed 4 Ia Casa Editorial Lozano.
lis y. Sta. Rosa. Ave, San Antonio,
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VENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS
OLista No. ID.

(Llsta No. y.
NO QUEREM0S DlNERG ADE-
LANTADO como Sc 10 exigen otras
casas. Cuando nos haga sus pedidos
remitaRos solamente Ia tercera parte
de su yalor Y ell resto 10 pagara
cuando reciba la mercancia.-i0io p
L.. D.,t
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pa, Main S..

.LL4NNs
:Oure-e7 ustr6F5 Ci diUe-C cue han aSon7do
sobre e Cu,ato Emprese;o de Ia Li0crtSd.
O que les cev1elvan 10 cue haysG aoonado
Co- aiEln emp-Gs.ito ANTERIOR GHaa dsJa-
DO a.gua cheek 0 rage accumulate con a.
yuma conpsaia: Yo hare cue les pa:Ger
o Geyce.vza cse dlnero. STrsoaI6 listed en-
JOS taE.e-es Sci Sur PaSifico e. Houston. du-
rar-e 1918 y 1912 No deien rc-der 81 d.
hero. E~sc-ioarne- 3. de Aicala. 2l432 AS!n
s.. Houston. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

La fusion mas hermosa de Ia vida
es cast siempre Ia illusion perdida.
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= VISOS DE- OCAS/ON-: -
PERDIDAS

Sc GRATIF1CARA a QUEEN c~ntresuc pcrro
Bull Dog blanco, con manchas negras, cola y
orejas recortadaB. Licencis. ell cl collar. Sc
llsma Prince Murphey. SCI Vets Elmira.
Tel. CT. 1909 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

.COWPEAMOS MUEBLES. - pasarcmo, e.
rrcso- p-~cio no. sls mucbles. kARO1hfN'S
FURNITURE STORE. SIS-Gco ". Com
uerue s. Crockett 40. Travis ISL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
HUMORISMOS

I'm mundo de passion en- su mirada;
dentro del pecho nj passion, nj NADIA.
Hay necio tan ruin que Sc figura
que arrollardo al que vale esta a sd
(aitura.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

GRATIFICARE--con un aho de subscrip-
cion a La P-ensa'. 4 Ia persona que me
proporcionc informcs exactos acerca del &C
tual parsdcro de mi hermana, Sra. julia A.
de Navarro, quien en- Julio dc 1915 viva en-
Can Antonio. Texas. Gale Sur Laredo No
$50. La acompana un nino dc 10 snos de
edad. ilamado Fermin Hernandez Iodo in
forme sobre este asunto dirijase I Sra. Eu-
scbia r. de Garcia R.x3 Box g.. Grocsbeck,
TeXaE. co. E.. J. LanderGoie.
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COMPRAS.
MUEBLES.

LAS MAS GRANDES E~XISTENCIAS EN-
USADOS. En- ccrD.as de 5000. $500 Y
SI.GO ssmaaa-'o. en- las Go $4,000. $1,000
?. conIado = 500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gel 70 por cicr,u - los pages u c~ontaGo.
Tcuauos muCO,rs yjsjos On yaSC DC mite
b,sS auevos. NAROTEIN'S FURNITURE
STORE. 3.S-S2O y. Commerce St. Crockett.
t4a. Travis GSl.
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L\ZARA GOVEA-97oEcsora en- parties.
de -cSrcsc IN cs-a- cscets SIS seFEir-0S- %
:. San saba N'
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Buena OnOrtunidad

So yend~ IN apsrador y varios cnseTcs
&c sSstrcrla. Tel. Travis i5S, 400 Garden
s.
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Sc NECESTTA un hcrrero preferable tenga
familia. Ocurran a Star Employment Co.,
600 ". Houston st. t9)
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITAN jovenes que no teman al
trab, 10, como appendices, para pulimentar
pianos. Buen salario y oportunidad para pro-
gresgr. I04 HymGn s.. Thos. Gogan & Bros.
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Sc EENDEE. a prccios dc cnnEa uten
s!lios rara restaurant Ism5ieR fuente para
SodaE. toGa csnal.ada y en- p~trfectss condi-
Clones. Una rctriEcradora Y muestra-io, TO
90 de vidrio. 1910 S. Flores St.
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MEDICOS.

DR.. :. vAsQUEz GOMEZ. ST. FsO.: BLDG.
T.Is;oaos Travis 1925 y 2Ts7.
DR.. Y. PALOMO. Medicinal en- Gene
RAJ. C~onsultorio. 10 So. PecOs. Ie-
lsfnno de su r~esidencia, Mission 2lL5-
! Oficina: Crockett S602.-GONSUL-
TAS GRATIS.
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Dr. Il MARTINEZ GgZAAN. EsPes!aiibts
e s~ste--eaades de nInos ) partoS- Aee!e2-
IA - general. OI.cIns. 1901 W. SonInesSS
s. Ts!ef0no Travis ESQ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08

DR. GUuLERNO HAERSoN.-oPlco.
sAn..,Eos accacs \ a mcdSda- Ag1I sc -aOri-
San .euJss pa Cetsrtos &C Ia VISTA F-seio1
mod!cUs. Ill Soleasd -
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DIR. JOSE Ma. SORIANO
DENTISTA MEAICANO.

Premiado en- Mexico, en- EstaoCS Cni-
dos Y en- FraRcia pOr Ia Saperlor!dac
de sus trabajos- $04 Brady 1idg,
San Antonio, Texas
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Sc EENTAS ca--5os S~-9~Sf7ieS. con o ain
hSts;s1ria. 31S ) C1--=os s.. San ACvc-
Mo. Texas S'=ca.c Ranged. Prop.
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Sc NECESITA sonora para trabajo general
casa Ocurran a 724 CamaroR St. (l0}
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MIGUEL BoLANOs CACHo,

Aoo=ass naNscaEc. -gusG,tss y GocurlentE-
r.oass SartG.cas cy1-sr--sl;es q ieys = 1eEo-
sigs d Mckee rs v 5-S Tinker B.CE-
San Diego, Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-08
VENTAS.
GRANDIOSA GANGA

Sc VENDE barato IN caballo Y TN boggy.
Ocurran 36O2 W. Comerce S.. iiit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06

There was a time when
invitations to go auto
riding were rare--when
the fortunate recipient
of such an invitation
accepted with alacrity.
Those were the hey
days of the seven-pas-
senger bus, when autos
were few and willing
riders were many.
Those days are gone,
along with 10c gas. In
vitations to ride are
fewer. Cousin John has
a car of his own now.
1t will seem a bit like a
revival of old time for
Chapple Bros, Frank
lin dealer, to spend two
weeks, beginning June
7, in inviting and TAX
ing people to ride in
their new car.
L. II. Young, member
of Chapple Bros. sales
force, is entered in a
national "Show the Car"
contest W hich the
Fran k lin Automobile
company has just an
nounced to run from
June 7 to June 10.
$1,000 in cash prizes,
ranging from $500 to
$50, besides a silver
trophy cup for the
leadership making the
best showing, has got
Chapple Bros. and
their man all excited.
"Show the Car" that
means take 'em riding,
says Chapple Bros.
"How va goin' to show
'em anything unusual
otherwise? We've been
telling in our advertis-
ing in The World that
the Franklin is easy rid
ing. easy to handle and
gets a big mileage on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
TAXI! TAXI!
Here's Your Chance
to Ride Without
Paying

gasoline and tires. The
way to prove it is to
take 'em riding. Folks
from Missouri espe-
cially invited. Well let
them drive the car if
they want to, to prove
that it is easy to handle.
Every car carries a
pint bottle-of gas. You
were thinking of an
other kind of bottle,
but il this country
keeps on wasting gaso-
line, it will be scarcer
than booze is-yet.
"This pint bottle is
filled with gasoline
(4c) worth. 1t is con-
nected with the carbu-
rotor. We are going to
show every one who
rides with us just how
far the Franklin will
go on that much gas.
They see it done-and
it will surprise 'em.
I'VE are going to take
a lot of people riding in
the next two weeks. All
our friends and our
friends friends and
then some. Some will
go to please us, some to
see if we can make good
on our claims, and some
will be like the Irish
man at the funeral, who
wasn't acquainted with
the corpse, but went for
the carriage ride"
Why they go doesn't in
terest us so much as the
fact that they do 90.
We've notified the fac
tory to put our name on
that cup and Mrs.
Young has already laid
claim to the first prize
money that Mr.. Young
is going to win. There's
no reason why Tulsa
can't head the list.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
CHARGE THREE WITH ARSON
Fire Marshall Causes Arrest. After
Turning of 1000 In Wheat.

HOBART. Okla. June 5.-Threo
mon were arrested Friday and lodged
lin the county jail on complaints
,.vorn 10 by the state fire marshal
charging them with arson. They
Iaae Jack Geigor, Ray Hodson and
lTTke Holder. They are accused of
t,ot'Ing fire to 40 stacks of wheat be-
lIonging to w. Il. Hodson. father OF
sone of the men charged with arson,
February 26. The wheat is said TO
have been insured for $4,000.
The three were arraigned before
IA Justice Of the peace today and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06
GARNIN COUNTY NOMIN ATES
Mass Meeting OF Republicans Names
County and Legislative Ticket
Special TO The world

Special TO The world
OKLAHOMA cry. June 5---The
republicans OF Garvin county In
mass convention today nominated a
fun county and legislative ticket
Marion Henderson was elected
chairman OF the county organization
f. f.. Blake. candidate for the United
States senate addressed the conven.
tion and received It's unanimous en-.
dorsement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06

you that any man can do a
better days work with a PAIGE.
In the entire field Of automobiles
there is no car with a more
firmly established reputation for
dependability. Because the
PAIGE performs its work un>
failingly, it has been adopted
by those men who are best
equipped to judge the efficiency
of any mechanical product.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06

pleaded not guilty and their pre-
liminary hearing was set for June II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-06

FEN of action refuse to be
N dependent upon slow
moving, congested trolley cars.
They realize that their time is
worth money. And quite natu>
rally they find the solution of this
time problem in a dependable
motor car-the most efficient
form of transportation that has
ever been developed.
A little Observation-Disclosures
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-22

two months premiums to the Burea Il
of War Risk Insurance without a
written application or statement as
to health.
CD Special Ruling.-No matter
how long you have been discharged
or how long your insurance has been
lapsed or cancelled you may reinstate
your war risk (terml insurance at
any time before July 1, 1920. or
within 18 months after your dis
charge. If that be a later date. The
only conditions are: (D the aprli-
cant must be in as good health as at
the date Of discharge or at the OK
piration Of the grace period on his
insurance. whichever is the later date,
and must so state in his application.
(2) Instead of paying all premiums
in arrears. you need only pay as
noted: (a) To reinstate your term
insurance without converting, pay
two monthly premiums with the ap-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-22
IMPORTANT MEETING
, SET FOR OCTOBER 27
FIRST INITIATION UNDER NEW
RITUAL; ARSfIsTICE DAY COM.
MTTTEE FINAL REPORT

The meeting OF the American Lee
gion set for Wednesday. October ".
will be one of the most important Of
the year. The Armistice Day COM
mittee, which has been hard at work
arranging plans for a big parade and
celebration for November II, will
make its final report. and full details
concerning the event will be present.
ed. The building committee are ais
anxious to have big attendance at
this time, as some new and interest
ing developments in connection with
the new auditorium will be brought
up for discussion.
For the first time since its publ
cation by the National Board of the
Legion. Alfred William Leach Post
will initiate under the new ritual.
Those who will take the obligation
are: Raymond R. Brown. Harry L.
Mohler, John Richie Randall and
Andrew ]. Riley.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-22

location for the auditorium. it was
pointed out. AS to the construction
plans proper Mr.. Dohm announced
the building will be 80 by 100 feet,
will cost approximately $4,000. will
be built Of either concrete or tile. will
seat $500 people. will be available
for use either as public forum and
meeting place or as dance hall, but
any sense of the word Actual work
Of excavating for the foundation will
commence about November 1 and it
is expected to have it completed by
January in time for the legislative
dances this winter.
The committee will ask every Lee
gion man ii donate at least two days
of his time in the performance of the
rough construction work Those not
in position to leave their everyday vo-
cations for that length of time will
be asked to give one days labor. s.
l.. Lester announced from the floor
that he would gladly pay Ibis en-
ployes full days wages for any time
they devote to the building Of the
auditorium, and other employers will
follow suit, it is believed.
Raymond Holcomb and Charles H.
Bowen are on the ways and means
committee and urged more general
interest in the campaign to sell tick
cts. A block of tickets were then dis
tributed to volunteer workers, of
whom a goodly number appeared.
After the program refreshments
were served by q Legion committee
headed by L. c. Musgrove. Armv
style was the vogue, the gusts filing
past long table. where the commit
tee members as kitchen police OF
ancient memory dished out the
viands. The we'll known component
Of the army ration, the bean. w:.s
conspicuous by its absence. however,
the bill Of fare consisting of sn.'l
dainties a. pimento cheese sand
wiches. cookies. olives. benana salad
and coffee.
The Bolo club committee. in charge
Of the parade, consisted of e. C..
Dohm, N. L. McCully, w. w. Rogers
and Virgil Baker. while the Legion
committee. in charge Of the social
session. WA comnOsed Of l.. G.. Mus.
grove. Gerry Lemon. Pete" May.
nard and William H. Kelly.
All were unanimous in pronouncing
the evening as the biggest" the
service men has ever pulled of. and
the committees felt very we'll re-
warded for their efforts. They also
extend their thanks to the support OF
the general public.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-10-22

plication; 90 to reinstate your term
insurance and convert, nav one
months premium on the term insur
ance for the amount of Insurance Won
retain and pay the first annual, semi
annual, quarterly. or monthly pre-.
MUM. as the case may be, on the
converted policy which you select.
In order to convert a portion or all
OF your war term insurance, also fill
out and mail the conversion applica-
ton blank on the third page, with re-
mittance.
All checks, drafts. and money or.
ders should be made payable to the
Treasurer of the United States, and.
together with applications properly
filled out. should be mailed to the
Bureau Of War Risk Insurance.
Washington, D. c.
Examples-If you were discharge ed
! in March. 1919, and you have not
paid any insurance premiums since
that month. and in May. 1920, you
wish to reinstate your insurance, you
would pay two months term insur-
ance premiums on the amount of in
surance you desire to keep. which
would cover you to June I, 1920.
II in May. 1920, you wish to rein
state and convert at the same time,
say, $1,000 Of insurance on the ordi-
nary life plan. you would remit ono
months premium on 5000 Of tern
insurance and one monthly, quarter
ly. semi-annual. or annual premium
on $1,000 or ordinary life insurance.
which would cover you to June /,
1920, November 1. 1920, or May 1,
1921. respectively.