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Evening star., 1920-02-05

Ocean Pearl Buttons for spring sewing
Fine quality, many styles, to IL on
card, regular at 15c. Friday, 2 cards.
Dept.--Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
in Our Bargain Basement
$1.9S Girls Gingham

Just the small sizes, 9, z, 8. Pretty
little dresses assorted plaids and colors,
Early selection is advised. Friday only,
$1.49..-BarEain Basement,
Evening star., 1920-02-05

Silver Plated Gravy Ladies' and Cold
Meat Forks, modesIly priced at soc. Friday
only at 5Oc.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Curtain Scrim at 1Zc

tain Scrims, also dark cretonnes cut from
full bolts. Friday only. 12c yd.-Second
Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Princess Petticoats, 69c

Lot Of Short Petticoats and Princess
Slips, made of soft nainsook lace or en-
broidery trimmed: sizes to years. Fri
day only, 69c.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
j 81 Kodak Handbags,
$1.60

American Holland Window Shades,
mounted guaranteed rollers. the regula-
tion width and length. Colors are white.
imperfections. Our regular stock of these.
S225 each. About $50 of these Friday
only. S5c each.-Second Floor.
The state herald., 1920-06-25

theIe big Sunday dailies Just 90
through it and note what it contains
in order to fill up so many pages.
Classify the legitimate news and
matter of general information as
against the slush, rot, drivel and
sensationalism. You may find that
matter containing a permanent value
to humanity only occupies II small
portion of the sppce.
Then remember that with their
enormous circulations this profli-
gate waste of paper is daily reduc-
ing the available supply of stock in
the United States and Canada AMI
rendering it increasingly difficult
for the smaller papers to secure
stock at any price.
Just bear in mind that the pro-
hihitlve price of paper stock and the
consequent increase in the subscrip-
tion rate of your own home paper
is due as much to his hoggishness
as TO any other cause.
Save your old papers. Without
conservation disaster is sure to
Cvertake the public press.
The state herald., 1920-06-25
SAVE YOUR OLD PAPERS
THEY ARE WORTH MUCH

What do you do with your news
papers when through reading them?
Burn them up? Don't do it. Every
sheet is needed for the making of
fresh paper stock. In years time
the salvation Of the newspaper busi-
ness may depend greatly upon the
manner in which old papers are saw
ed ana returned to the mills.
The scarcity of news print paper
is something appalling, and in an
other year the Lord only knowc what
will happen.
The state herald., 1920-06-25

This news print shortage is due
partly to non-production, but much
of it is due to the greediness of the
publishers of the big city dailies.
Instead of confining their Sunday
editions TO reasonable size they
double and treble ana auadruple
them in an endeavor to outdo each
other.
These publishers know the condi
tion of the prin tpaper market, they
know that they are deliberately
numbering the small city dailies and
country weeklies, yet they persist in
their course of selfishness.
The next time You see one of
The state herald., 1920-06-25
EXCESSIVE MISUSE OF TIRES
Nearly so Per Cent Of All Manufse.
.iysa-ets e!:saissa ass:s.:

Experts estimate That nearly ~ per
cent Of ali automobile tires mpnufac.
turd nre discarded before they hnyc
delivered maximum mileage because
OF the neglect and ignorance OF mo.
torists rndcrinnnilon, wheels out of
alignment md other abuses cause dam.
agc that could easily be hsed n cared
for NJ the time incurred. Maximum
mileage II built into tires mud viii be-
delivered II motorists learn conseryn.
tlon from booklets being issued by
most manufacturers
The state herald., 1920-06-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Roy Bigley of Adams. Nebraska
and Martha Kommcrs of Firth, Ne
brasku.
Perry Porter of Haywood, Ne
hraska and Nina Dayisson of In
perial, Nebraska.
!. L. Owens and Margaret Owens,
both of Holyoke, Colorado.
The state herald., 1920-06-25

TT means something to tighten
the farm work these days when
u help is 30 scarce. That is
where you will find the Fordson
Q worthwhile investment. .
The state herald., 1920-06-25
FOREIGN

The forces OF General Wrangcl, anti
Bolshevist leader, on the Crimean
front, are moving northward from the
Crimca and Sen of A2ov, in three col
umns.
The Polish army has evacuated kicv
owing to the continued mcnncing nd
vance of the Bolshcvist army which
threatened to cut Off the Polish line OF
retreat.
Two hundred miners have been
killed by an explosion of fire damp in
the luhari coal mines nj Sappcro, on
the island of Hczo, according to dis
patches received at Toxic, Japan.
A bas relief in memory of Edith Ca
veil, the English nurse who was exc
cuted by the Germans during their oc-
cupation of Belgium, was unveiled ut
Paris in the Tulllcrics gardens. The
simple ceremony was presided over by
Andre Magnet, minister of pensions.
Losses estimated at Sl,2OO,0OO were
caused by fire which destroyed the
plant of the Santiago Electric Light,
Railway and Power Company AT Ha-
vana, according to dispatch from
that city. Virtually all the rolling
stock ana electrical supplies of the
company were burned.
W. \. Rcmcrt American missionary
of the Reformed church At No Chow,
Human province, was shot aud killed
when forces under Gen Chang thin
Hao, governor OF Human province, at
tackled the mission according to rrla-
bic information reaching the American
consulate at Ilmkow China
An attempt tu nssussuutc Arturo
Alcssuudri, presidential candidate OF
the liberal alliance. occurred M Snuti-
ago, Chile. Three stois were fired at
him hut he was mnlurCh, lie was
speaking from the balcony or his house
when the shots were fired. Ills son,
rushing at The uSsailuui, disturbed the
wnuld.hc asSassinS aim
Alarming confidential reports of an
intended uprising IN India In the uu-
tumn are reaching III" government,
according in the STAR, in London,
which says that liolShcviH literature
is known 10 he hohind the movement.
The India office whrn questioned with
regard To the star reports declared
that II had received no such infurma-
ton
Heroic wurl, by the Officers aud
crew Of the Amcr.uu steamer West
Jester outside YnbuHuun nYrnnr ru-
suited IN saving the Japmurs, steamer
Niyu Mnru. with seventy passengers
from South America ON board, from
possible total destruction by rf" ir
is announced iu udyirrs received from
Kobe, whittier the Kiy0 Muru was
bound.
The state herald., 1920-06-25

Nnlcl, C1Ns
o Id Cafe !
c. a NIoNr
Peerless III
The state herald., 1920-06-25

A number Of changes ig .gics re-.
EurjIns The departure Of aliens from
this country will b. mad. by III. stat"
Department with the disconiinunncr
June 3otl. ~ the offio" of foreign per
mlis nnd the concentration of such
work IN the division of pn' ,port con
troll. Alien enemies ARE 10 be- allowed
to depart from the United Stntcs t0
nli countries, with certain exceptions
without permits, and II will M l0ngul
be necessary Ia have permits 10 leave
the United Sintes hy wny ~ tho SIC,
-an snd Canadian borders.
The state herald., 1920-06-25
bound
GENERAL

Frank NJ. Silva of san FRY '"fhle
hccn given n recess appoiut Me-
President Wilson TO he uniloAdoo
attorney for the northern 'uf tho
California. ID the
Canada, like Ireland. is gvaig
! declare herself independent OF Great
! Britain within a measurable period OF
timc," according Ia Lindsay Crawford.
editor of the Toronto New Statesman,
who spoke NJ the banquet In commcm-
Dration of the battle Of Bunker Hin at
the jefferson club in Boston.
The second lurgcst bridge span ever
produced al Gary, Ind. requiring
score Of ears Ia transport, weighing
thousands ~ tons aud 5,ii feet In
lcuwh. h1s been shipped by Ia" Amer
irun Bridge Company iu Fuirmnut,
Aiuslu. III will hu rus7 mhlpd there
10 bridge lhy SusIma river. connecting
Fniruuut and Scwurd.
with tho city councils 1890 budget
already oyuwppruUrIuiud by Sl,JOD,
600 new wugr schedules ~ members
NJ union crafts employed hy the rity
have been presented tU ihr finance
committee nj Chicago. Increases uskcd
average ~ per cent above the present
pay, and II granted would add nearly
SgDD,vsl to the budget The commit
tee also considered the report of the
city wage arbitration commission rec
omm.ndinr wng. Increases totallng
s500.0O0 for city employees.
Three national political conventions
will he held IN Chicago the week OF
July 10 The SIngi. Tax party. through
Robert e. Mncauley OF Pennsylvania,
has Issued call for It's convention.
The committee Of Forty eight and Nh.
tIoDni Labor pnrty have already issued
their calls.
The Public utilities Commission nj
Chicago hns granted the Peoples Gas
Light md Coke Company m increase
tn si.l5 per 1000 cubic fee, for gus,
with minimum chnrgc Of ~ cents.
The present rate IL So cents. The or.
her Of the commission snys II costs the
company pGa cents Ia make cnch 1000
feet ~ gus, aud that the loss Of li.a
pcr 1000 under the present rate
amounts fu $1,000 per day
Election of Officers, approval 81 con.
duIous pf gift uf S2mOOoO tu the
Lutheran synod for the mrn or iu-
upacinlod pastors nud teachers und
plans for rcorgHnlrd synodlul finun
rrs wound NJ III" convention Of III"
Lutheran Lnymen's L"aRu" NJ Detroit
The lcnguc also approved n proposal
10 raise mn additional si,eS,up this
year. Theodore II i.nmpr"cht Of New
York was elected president.
THe largest 'I'iss That ever frndu
nt.d from the University Of P.nnsyIs
runin received degree. NJ the i8+fh an
] unni commencement, There We're s's
Who received degrees In course, Count
ug those who received honorary de,
yrroa mud certificates nf proficiency
wards were made Ia more than 1000
lul"niE
Samuel Gompera, veteran leader Of
lfgnnlgnd labor, wns reelected prrsi,
lent Of the American Federation Of
Labor NJ NJ annual convention NJ Mon
real No 0nr mn against him aud
hero wns unly one Dissenting vote.
The state herald., 1920-06-25
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
WESTERN

WESTERN
The president Of the Australian Min.
ers' Association estimates that owe.
f5,000,OOO worth of silver has been lost
us II result of the twelve months strike
at the Broken Hills mines in Australia
Lightning killed two men who were
working in n sandpit seven miles east
of Bear River, MINI. Several build
inss In the vicinity were struck by
lightning.
jack Dempsey, world heavyweight
champion, was found not guilty on a
selccllvc draft evasion Indictment hy
II jury in the United States District
Court at san Francisco.
Members of his family have been
conducting search since March FOR
Henry X. Norton, former attorney and
executive officer of the California
housing and immigration commission.
One lumber manufacturing plant IN
Portland, ore, and at least three IN
nearby towns have been closed, accord
ing 10 statements by company officials.
because of the car shortage and de-.
clining market.
Public school instruction on how &,
deal with banks was advocated bcfor,
the Nebraska bankers convention by
Raymond r. McNully of St Louis. II
said people who deal with banks t0du
know less about them than other bus-
ness institutions.
George A. wiswall, manager of N,
lands of an Arizona cattle company
was killed at Upton, near NiSul,U
Calf, when his motor truck ran iu.
southern Pacific locomotive at q
crossing His wife and two childrr
witnessed the accident.
Workers have built suhstantiU
board fence around the Exposition me
mortal auditorium {" prevent an.
which will house the Democratic nu
tional convention, beginning June -
at san Francisco
A large rnttlcsnuke recently cap
tured near Coburg, a small town n.ni
Eugene, ore, committed suicide nftc'
five days Of captivity. The reptile
was kept In n stor" window on cNhibi
| tion aud persons passing the window
say the snake coil"d and plunged IL
fangs into It's own body.
OyertnkIng three automobiles. one ot
which was believed Ia he occupied hl
Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll, .scnp"'
lraft eyader, officers OF WinSlow
AriZ, arrested three men. None nj
the three WIS Bcrgdoll, but the car,
were found loaded with ninety case.
II whisky valued ut $4,000.
The state herald., 1920-06-25
WORK auto into
LIMITED SPACE
Very Few Drivers Understand
Trick Of Getting Car Into
Small Openings.
KRACK WELL WORTH KNOWING
Conditions Govern TO Some Extent
Movement and Amount Of Turning
Of WheeI-Plan Outlined
for Cutting Out.

Not one driver IN hundred knows
how 10 work car into a small space
10 get near n wall or curb when 1t is
necessary 10 wcda' In between two
1nrs not more tlian twenty-slX or
thirty feet apart. This Indictment ap.
plies 10 old as well as new drivers, In.
Guiding some chaufeurs and otherwise
capable demonstrators. according TO an
article which appeared some time ago
In one of the large motor magazines.
To do this Is trick worth knowing,
for 1t saves time and possible damage
TO another mans ear that happens to
be In the way.
Goes In Head First.
As n general practice the driver nj.
tcmpts TO 20 into the spucc head first
whereas II will he impossible to work
into space by this method, pnrtlcu.
larly II the space Is limited. No
amount ~ working around and
cnmplug Of wheels will avail unless
there Is ample room. uud then II will
take 70 good lnUl of muuyuvpr.ng
The direction ur The movement Of
the ear shunld be swing 10 The left
and alongside the forward ear, This
Will sct your car In position heading
slightly ont, making Il possible to be-.
GIN hnn'iug Into llIr plncp between the
two stationary ears.
Naturally conditions viii govern Ia
some extent the cNnct movement and
the amount Of turning Of the wheel
hut It can he seen by this Idea the ear
can be- brought close io the curb nt
the back wheels when II Is easy to turn
the wheels. This turning Of the wheels,
however. should he performed while
the car Is stIll slightly under way. or
else destruction TO the tires may result.
Final Operation.
The final operation comes In pulling
the front end Of the car around and
getting the front wheels ms close to
the curb ms possible, yet permitting
room for swinging out, and then turned
out slightly. followed by n strnighien.
Ing movement. Otherwls. the body Of
the cur will not come parallel with the
curh'ng.
The wheels should not stand nearer
thnn six inches from the curb. or II
will be- difficult to cytrlcntc the cnr
from close space.
The getting out process Is cXnctly
the opposite: that ls, swing the front
end around hut exactly reversed
hrlUgIng the car Into position va the
front wheels viii be- headed out and
from this situation II Il only necessary
10 geo ahead swinging outward hut
being cnrcfnl to slFnm on the left TINT
you are cutting out and Into the line
Of traffic.
The state herald., 1920-06-25
WASHINGTON

-
Withdrawal ui four nr six de-
slroycrs now az Mexican gulf ports hus
been ordered hy the Navy Department
Norman H. Davis of Tennessee ha-
been appointed hy President Wilson iu
be- unIrrsrcrclury uf rutr n" has u
summed his dutIc-. succeeding FRANK j.
Pnlk. who hus ru gurd because OF tI.
state of his health.
Although senator Warren q. Hard
Ing viii not be formally notified of his
selection Ms M. Republican presid"n.
tinl candidate until the middle OF July
h. hns already Formulated the main
Idea Of his speech Of acceptance.
Application Of III. Honolulu Cons0l
ldai.d oil Company for patent to 5000
WIS denied In Il decision announced nj
the Department Of the Interior.
American mining Interests already
mr.. demonstrating n feeling NJ conf.
deuc- In th. declarations ~ the de
factor government of Mexico by gr-Rt
~ Increased activities In the states oi
Sonora aud Slnnloa, said n report re-
cely"d ut Washington from the Amer
lean consul nj Nognles
Lieut. Louis r. BARN. United State,
navy svln'or und one of the pilots of
the Nc-1 IN It's Transatlantic flight.
was Instantly killed ucnr san Diego
Calf, when fast ulrpl1nc which he
WIS pllolIng coIlIlrl with nn arms
uirpur pilutp1 hy Cadet Joseph T..
Walker of Rockwell field.
Terms pf rilr uf the former GrrmU
passenger liner Lr,lulhuu, bids ur
which win b" opened June %, huy,
been announced by the shipping b1urd
Eacn bid must be accompanied by o.
certified check for SiOo,0oO aud III,
purchaser Will be- required TO pay ~
per cent Of his bid In cash and the re-.
rrnlnder In lnstullmcnis extending over
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
I'm LADRoN CoMPAslVo

) as 4.25 de IA madrugada de
aver So recibio en- las oficlnas de po-
1oc:a IN telefonema de alarma DE IA
commercial que Sc encnentra en-
q es7uiaa de las GALES \. Flores '
Salinas. que es proUied7d de MIR.
J. de Whine.
Fua G, mismo Mr. de Whine qulen
hsblo informando que de las
nuertas de 81 establecimiento conner
riaI acaba de ser forzada; Immediate
mente dos detectives Cap. Stevens.
Kildav. Norton = L. Grow, Sc trans
Iadaron en- IN automovil al lugar del
robo.
Ocurrio entonces que tanto e 70
bado como los agentes de "a poiic1a
fueron testigos de algO en- extreme
.curioso. E. ladron. despues de todo'
habia sido IN buen sujeto. No Sc to
NO 81 trabaio de forzar Ia puerta de
Ia tiends. propiedad de Mr.. de Win
ne, mas que para tomar IN "Ionche-
cito' V cuatro cajaS de puros.
Ali quedaban los restos de unos
SANDWICHES que 81 mismo, Seguramen
te. habia preparado con g~alletas Y
oueso. Solaneate cuatro cajas de pu-
ros Sc habia lievado el ladr6n; tres
cajas marca Travis Club" Y una ca
IA marca Salinas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
Sc ACCSARA 4 UN REGI-
DOR DEL

Aver Sc presento ante el goberna-
dor del Distrito el regidor del Ayun
tamiento de este ciudad. senior Car
los Carrera. a quejarse contra su
companero eI senior Luis Saldana Gal
van, hermano del Presidente Munich
pal.
Diio Carrera que Saldana le habia
dicho cosas horribIcs Y que 10 habia
amenazado. diciendole que 10 que ne
cesitaba para no hscer oposicion a su
hermano era IN tunda de porrazos.
Agrega el quejoso que SaIdana
manifesto. ademas, que no habria Sc
sion en- el Ayuntamiento mlentras
a e. no Sc le antojara y que para ha-
cerlo estaba ~plenamente autorizado
Dor su propio hermano e. funciona-
rio aludido.
Fl gobernador del Distrito lamento
el ~incidente Y ~aconsejo al joven Ca
rerra Que ~presentara acusaci0n for
NAL contra Saldana Galvan, presen-
tando. ademas. n information tes-
timonial a efecto de que la a~cusacion
pueda prosperar legalmente.
Con este motive Sc dice Ell p1blico
que Ell Ayuntamiento no Sc arTeglara
nunca. perjudicandose, consecuente-
mente, todos los intereses publicos,
pues bien sabido es que muchos de los
servicios estan en- lamentable estado
De abandonO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
REUNION DEL. CLUB DE
LAS MADRES-"

= FL Club De las M2d-es' celeDra
maEana una reunion cue sc ilevara
4 efecto en- IA Escuela Navarro, 81
tuada en- Ia esQuina De las GALES Pc
COS V San Fernando, da2do principle
a las $50 D. IT.
Fundadame2te Sc espera que esJa
reunion para "a cUal ei Club dc las
Madres ha venido p~reparando. desde
hace alguros dias. IN seiecto progra-
ma musical. sea una yerdadera nora
de sociedad. Fl Club de las Madres
nos suplica haganos constar en- es-
tas fncas Ia cordial invitacion que
hace al publico en- general. Y muy
eSpecialmente 3 a colonia mexicana.
FL Comite de Reception testara
integradO por Mrs F. Reading. Sra.
de Ramirez Y sonora de Guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01
UNA GRAN OPERAClON
INDUSTRIAL EN- LA
CAP. DE N. LEON
Fue uendida la planta de
efinar metales de la
fundicion MUM. 2.
Gran Operaci6n Industrial

tTran tpHraclNn lNuNStIlal-...
MONTERREY. n. L. Mario 90,
La conc ida empresa de M~inerales J
Metales de esta ciudad continua en-
sanchando sus negccios de n ma
nera que da idea de las condolences
en- que Sc halla. Acadia lie comprarie
2 Ia compahia Fundidcra Y Alma,
dora de esta misma Ciudad las plan
tas precisamente de afinacion de
metales. que son las unicas
quo ex:sten en- el pals, pues es bien
sabido Que las dc1nas elnpresas fun
didoras envian SIS metales en- barras
para ser refinadas en- el ~extranJe-
70, en- yirtud de ventajosos contracts
que tiencn celebrates ecu 81 gobler-
no.
La operacitn :mnort6 la sunta de
dos nillones Y medic dc pesos, que
seran pagados por la empresa com.
pradore. en- abonos de medic million
a determinadcs plaZoS.
No Sc sabe 81 cstas plantas att
nadoras seguiran instaladas aqui 0
81 la Compania de Minerales Y Meta
les las trasladara a alguna de sus
fundiciones Sc cree que las llevara 4
Mapimi. dondc csa empresa tIene en-
exploitation ia antigua Companla
Mine:af de Penoles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-01

la sonora Olava Reyes de RIGS
nitro tragicamente 81 consequence
de IN atroDellarhiento acaecldo en- IL
Gale del DR.. Micr de esta ciudad.
Ell atropellamiento Ia cause un ca
mi6n del servicio publico.
Sc han rcclbido en- esta ciudao
noticias de cue Ia Secretaria de 70
Imenta adjudicara probablemence
algunos prenios a los agrlculto,
res de este Estado, en- atenclon
P Il mazorcas han obtenido ex
c~eIente aceptaci6n en- Ia exros!cion
que Sc esta hacienda de este cereal
len Ia ciudad de Mexico.
! Esta circunstscia obr6 sobre eI
provecto de establecer cuanto antes
Ia estaci6n ~aGricola experimental en-
Iel Estado.
Ell empresario de Ia coE1paAia
de opera que Ileg6 a esta ~procedentt
de Tambico. ha hecho grandes elo
g:os de Ia cultura regiomontana, di
ciendo cue en- pocas piazas de la Re
puhlica habia encortrado personas
Ge tan exquisite y refinado gusto.