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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
BORAS LEASE FINDS RICHER
ORE BODY ON 600 FOOT LEVEL

Bisbeo, Ariz.. April Son the 500
level. the Boras lease has found the
same ore body worked 100 feet above,
but much richer, averaging 20 per-
cent copper. The ore above was de-
veloped for 100 feet OF length
through the lens, returning Z TO 10
percent ore at the smelter. The lease
has a life OF four years yet and
already has been a source OF large
profit to its operators. mainly Bisbee
mining men
France has no farms devoted ex-
clusively to poultry. but the farmers
virtually all keep chickens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
letter FROM
MRS. BRUCE
Tells Remarkable Story Of
Sickness and Recovery.

Brooksburg, Ind.-"When I was a
young girl 1 elerked in ny fathers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

Lake Superior IS large enough and
deep enough TO bury all OF Scotland
within its depth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
PLANE LOST IN MEXICO
DELIVERED TO AUTHORITIES

Douglas. ARK. April s.-Ths United
States army airplane which was
forced 10 land near Nacozari Febru-
airy and which has been held In
Aqua Priata several days, pending
direct orders from the central gov
eminent at Mexico City authorizing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

other mills OF the old processes. are
operated more cheaply and they save
practically all OF the values. even IN
the complex ores OF copper, gold, sill
Yer. Iead md zinc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
CAPITAL STOCK

The capital stock of the BELL REEVES OIL COMPANY
is $35OOO of which only fifteen thousand shares
inay available for subscription O per share The pro
ceeds from the sale of to be used for the exclusive
development of the companys holdings There is absolutely
r1rnrnntnn stnck
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
OBITUARY

The Women's Auxiliary Of the First
presbyterian Church, Laurehs, s. c.,
desires to put on record the following.
tribute to the memory of our beloved
senior member and ,co-worlicr. Mrs.
IC. NJ. Gibbon.
whereas, her death removed from
our midst one whose presence, loving
counsel and earnest zeal was ever an
inspiration and benediction to all who
were associated with her, and
whereas, in her death our Society.
church and community have sustained
a great loss
We rejoice that she has left us n
rich heritage-the example OF beau
tiful Christian faith, loyalty, great gen
erosity, devotion and Christ-like, love.
IN her life she ever lived for the up
lift and betterment Of the unfortu-
hate' the poor, the helpless and the
SINNER. In her death she hath found
Chrlsts completeness:
therefore, be it Resolved:
l. lhat we bow in humble submis-
sion to Gods will and rejoice that by
ner cohsecratcd example and loving
iVrecept she yet speaketh
z. lhat page in our minute book
be Inscribed to her memory
.. Ihat copy of these resolutions
De sent to her bcreaved family and
COPIES also sent to the Presbyterian
standard and Laurcns Advertiser.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. j. ID. Watts,
Mrs. w. I. McCuen.
Mrs. J. 0. G. Freming.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
Navy Recruiting Officer in CITY

Chief Boatswain j. Il. Greer, of the
Navy recruiting station in Greenville.
will be in the city "Wednesday to exam
ne and enlist any young men who are
qualified to enter the Navy. The Navy
trade schools are now all open and
the inducements offered to ex-service
men are said to be well worth consid-
ering Many young men of Laurens
have already taken advantage of the
opportunities offered to them in the
Navy. There are now vacancies in the
electrical, machinist and yeoman
schools and the recruiting officer will
be glad to talk to any one interested
in the Navy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27

TN EOPLE who get to feeling, weak
H. every now and them and who do
not seem t5 get. the proper re-
freshment from rest, sleep and reciea.
tion, need tonic to help their blood
revitalize and bufId up their system.
For this. you. will find ziron Iron
Tonic very valuable. as the testimony 81
thousands already has proved. Mrs
j. w. Dysart, lady Of prominent
Georgia family residing near Carriers.
vile, says:
"I didn't feel like myself.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27

clation committee and final action be
taken by the convention as a whole.
Inc question OF par clearance with
winch the state bankers dealt in thei,
Sec'ion resolution yesterday, was
passed over in the convention today
INC special committee considcrinp /,
reported progress" and was In.
sructcd to continue its work Its
chairman. n. J. Bowling Of Olivio,
Mlnn', however told the convention
the only remedy he saw for the conn
try bankers who favor collection
charge on checks was amendment OF
the federal reserve act.
The crop financing corporation pro
Jcct took shape at an informal meet
ing OF several hundred bankers ana
representatives of cotton incrcsts
special committee headed bv Rob
crt '. Maddox Of Atlanta. presented
a favorable report
Although specific mention was
avoided, speakers indicated that cs-
taO.ishmont of the corporation would
mean an early opning of sales ncgo-
uations with European manufacturers
VINO ~erc said 10 be in tho marked ro,
Mon0d 100000 bales of cotton.
M Naddo% declared that the cor
poVaIicn was not proposed in any
sense as vehicle for tho holding Of
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
RGBBER ENTERS
BARNWELL HOME
diamond Ring and Pistol Among Ar
Articles Taken. All lsooms Ran.
SonI.oI

Barnwc!l, Oct, ga most da,inr
burglary was perpetrated last night
about 10 O'Clock, when some one on
tered the residence Of j. A. Porter
and ransackcd every room in his
hunt for money and iewclry. So far
as could be ascertained, a beautiful
diamond ring belonging to MIR. Por,
(ers eldest daughter, Miss Louise. q
plstol and several dollars were stolen.
ABOUT $500 in money and several val
liable pieces of jewery having been
overlooked by the intruder whose op-
erations were interrupted by the re-
turn Of the family.
Mr.. Porter and his family were at
tending a tent show" Just across the
street from their residence. A dis
turbance during the performances SO
unnerved Mrs. Porter that she dccid-
cd TO return home with her daughter.
when they reached The yard of &hcir
mousse Airs. Porter heard door slam
and the sound OF footsteps. She
. called to some negroes on the street
Tor help, but they paid no attention
20 her. They then decided to return
Tor Mr.. Porter, and in the meantime
chief Hayes was informed that he
was needed. Upon entering the house
NJ" Porter turned on light down
stairs while Mrs. Porter flashed ON
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27

"I didn't rest well some nights. |
would be Just as tired when l got ur
in the morning as when went t.
bed would get weak, and have KIND
of fainty spells-at times hardly abl'
to do my houseworrk.
IT heard OF Ziron, and felt maybe
a tonic would help me. thought II
would at least strengthen me.
IF belieye Ziron has done me good
l feel better. / am glad to recommend
It 9s good tonic"
FRY Ziron. Our moneysback guaran
tee protects you. At your druggist'e
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
AT BOTH
STORES
BIG SALE ON


Connterpanes and Bed Quilts $2.39,
S2,98 to .... .... ... S498.
pair fine Bed Blankets Get them
now at ....... $3.50
blg Inc Mems Work Gloves good
leather gloves III. .69c up ia S2.98
oPccln Valucs IN Ladies Dress Skirts
ladies silk Dresses, Ladies SERGE
Dresses. Ladies Poplin Dresses all
gong at special prices.
hlS me OF Mems Shoes, dress shoes
and work shoes $248 up to $12.39
1IInI1.
niio'"> foh THE WHOLE FAMILY.
Women Shoes, dress shoes and every
chnJa'',, Z, '' @A''" o. np 10 $o.SO
li'lan' shoes .: .... loo to $175
FnhkS . .S408 TO $245O
S,I"l' cases " $1.39 to $3.50
Mcn HoX ,'.. . .. loo to $1.48
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-27
BANKERS CLOSE
BUSY SESSIONS
Endorsement OF Federal Reserve Sys-
TEN. Division Is Noted. American
Association and State Bankers Not
Syrpp,i ~, = ib;,,,-t, IL, pn.nIuti0ue


Agreed az SI0nfi ly Resolutions.
WASHINGTON, Oct 81 Blanket in
dorscmcnt Of the federal reserve sys-
TEN coupled with pledge TO aid the
national railway equipment corpora
ton, organized to help the carriers ID
tain equipment, marked the coAclu-
sion today of group meetings Of the
American Bankers Association con-
vention.
o. AS an outgrowth of the convention
however, bankers and others, from
cotton states, took steps preliminary
to the organization of a $12,0O0,00o
export financing corporation to meet
the situation which led to numerous
appeals from cotton growers for gov
be formed under the Edge act and
start operations with an initial Waid
in capital and surplus of SG,000,000
The federal reserve system was
gwen unstintcd praise by tie national
bankers group in resolutions adopted
at their final meeting with the ap:
proVal OF the equipment corporation
and the pledge to 80 before The state
legislatures whore necessary to OBJ
tain revision Of laws prohibiting in
vcStmcnt Of trust funds IL such securi-
tcs was voted by the saving , banks
section. Their action was based on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
NO Sc ADHERE A LA
INTERNATIONAL DE
MOSCOU
Ell Consejo Obrero Frances
decide tomar esa acci0n
en- vista de los alta
CUES de Zivinoff

PARIS, Agosto 26.-Por Il mayo
ria de 129 votos, el Consejo Nacional
de las Uniones ObreraS f~rancesas Sc
ha rehusado a adherirse a Ia Tercera
International de Moscou, Leon Jou-
haux, Presidente del Cuerpo obrero,
dijo anoche hablando sobre Ell parti-
cular:
"Hasta hoy y en- vista de nuestra
simpatfa con Ia revolution rusa, nos
hemos refrenado de tomar accion al
guna contra Ia International de Mos
cou; pero desde que Zinoviff. asocia-
do de Lerine eypidi6 I'm manifesto
llamandonos traidores, nos sentimos
obligados q d~eclarar que no estamos
dispuestos a unirnos u obedecer a los
b~olshevikis. Para permanecer leales a
sus estatutos, los obreros franceses
deben perrnanecer alejados de "a pom
tica."
Disintiendo de esta acci6n. las unio-
nes obreraS de Marsella votaron en- ia
vor de una separation de Ia Confede-
raci6n Obrera Y de igual modo han
obrado otras uniones en- el pals, pero
la gran mayor!a, ha acceptable Ia de-
cision del Consejo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
INTERMEDIATES DEL
ESTOMAGO

Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipa-
cion. Intermediates del higado, gases
en- ell estomago Y los intestinos aci-
deces, boca SEGA, NAL aliento lengua
sucia nauseas irritation, dolores, ?
aigunas otras Intermediates simila-
res del estomago son generalmente
aliviadas V en- muchos casos curadas
con Ia maravillosa medicina Nuga-
Tone. Esta medicinal hace una san
gre RIGA Y roja y nervios fuertes y Vi
goriza tanto a los hombres como a
las mujeres. Abre ell appetite, aumen
ia su peso, hace a I'd. dormir bien V
sentirse como n persona jovens
Nuga-Tone estimula Y alimenta to-
dos los organos whales porque es
compuesto de ocho buenas medici-
mas. Miles de personals estan toman
dolo satisfechas de Nuga-Tone. Cor
tie este anuncio, llevelo a una drogue
ria, obtenga una botella de Nuga-
Tone, tomelo unos dias. Y 81 no esta
icompletamenie satisfecho devualva
10 que lie quede a su droguista Y re-
cha su dinero.
Drugeist-You can get Nuga-Tone
from your jobber or from the Ma
tional Laboratory, 53z So. Dearborn
St. Chicago. Absolutely guaranteed.
Retail price s1.0o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
POLONIA PROPONE SUS
TERMINUS DE PAZ
A LOS ROJOS
Ha tornado va la iniciativa en-
las negociaciones de paz
ruso-polacas .

PARIS, Agosto 26.-Polonia ha de-
cidido ahora tomar Ia iniciativa en- las
ne~gociaciones de paZ ruso-polacas Y
propone nuevos terminus de paz n So
Wet Que estan de c~onformidad con Ia
presente situaci6n militar en- el frenta
de hatalla polaco, segun dice I'm des-
nacho de Varsovia recibido hoy aqui.
Una noticia extra-oficial dc Varso-
via dice que el martes ultimo, varios
destacamentos de "a Segunda Brigada
Polaca entraron 4 Grodno, pero la
Leeaci6n polaca aquf nc ha recib:do
ninruna noticia Official que confirme
tai information.
Contrariamente a 10 que SO habia
venido diciendo de que los rusos esta-
ban retirandose en- el frente meridionar
IA Legaci6n polaca aquf admite que
t:ene noticias de que las tropas de a
ballerfa del general Budenny han lie
rado n los s%uburbios de Lemberg, Ia
capital de Ia Galicia.
Ell Ejercito russo en- ell sector de B!a-
Ivstok. en- ell frente septentrional de
batalIa. ha ~suspendido SUI retirada y
ha iuiciado un Co~ntra-ataque cuyo re-
sultado aun no Sc puede determinar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
LAS FUERZAS POLACAS
ESCASAS DE PARQUE
No obstante no han cesado
en- SUI ofensiva contra
los rojos a los que
siguen derrotando

BERLIN, Agosto Clos ejercitos
polacos aun cuando todavfa estan pc
gandole duro a los bolshevikis en- al
gunos sectores del frente general. Sc
italian frente G un serio problema: la
escasez de municionss que ha sobre-
venido como resultado de Ia violenta
lucha que han teEido u sostener por
espacio de ounce dias.
Tai s~ituaci6n, Sc cree aquf. dara a
los rusos una op%ortunidad para reor-
g~anizarse ' estabIecer su lfnea de de-
fensa a 10 largo de la propuesta from
terra ruso-polaca,
Al mismo tempo sc ha sabido que
los bolshevikis est&n preparando una
nueva Inca Defensive a 10 largo del
rio Niemen que CORE al noroeste, a ira
YES del Grodno. Vainte mil rusos que
fueron cortados en- el norte. han cru
zado Ia linea divisoria alemana inter-
ndndose en- territorio prusiano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
NOVOROSSISK EN-
PODER DE- LAS
FUERzAS DE
WRANCEL
TRIUNFA EN- Ell SUR Ell
JEFF ANTIBOLSHEVIKI.
Sus fuerzas han entrado a la
cuenca del Donetz y en-
breve reorganizara
SUI ejercito

SEBASTOPOL, Crimea, Agosto IS.
Las fuerzas antibolshevikis en- eI sur
de Russia mandadas por ell General
Baron Wrangel, han capturado Ia i'm
p~ortante ciudad de ctovorossisk, esta-
ci6n terminal en- ell Mar Negro de la
Inca f~errocarilera que conduce al
oriente a Ekaterinodar, en- Ia Provin-
cia de Kuban, Y han entrado a la cuen
ca del Donetz. ell distrito carbonftero
que Sc halla al norte del RIO Don. En-
esa Ultima region, Sc dice que la po-
blaci6n local esta u~niendose a las fuer
zas del General Wrangel Y que Ell con-
troll de las minas de carbon sera ase-
gurado muy pronto por ell Gobierno ~
so del Sur.
FL general Wrangel anunci0 hoy sus
planes para Ia reorganization de sus
fuerzas en- dos ejercitos v I'm cuerpo
independence. Ell primer Ejercito ten
dra Ell frente noreste y estara manda-
do por ell General Gutepow, cuyos Guar
teles generates Sc estableceran en-
| Melitopol. Ell segundo ejercito operara
en- Ia provincial de Kuban y estaTa al
mando del general mongoi, Ulagaia-
FL a~siento de su Quartet general sc
anunciara despues. Los cuerpos indie
pendientes Sc hallan ahora tendidos
a 10 largo de la llnea del RIO Dnieper.
! Esta reorganization es ell primer pa
so dado en- la preparation para lograr
la cooperation de todas las fuersas CO.
| SacaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
%DISTURBIOS EN- L. CD.
De LA CEIBA, HONDURAS

WASHINGTON. Agosto 26.-De
nuevos disturbios en- Ia ciudad de La
Ceiba, Honduras. Sc han rectbido no
ticias hoy en- esta capital, por 10 que
Ell gobierno americana ha dado orde-
mes al cahone-o Sacramento, de "a
Marina de Guerra de los Estaoos Uni
dos. que patrulla las aguas del Mar
Caribe, para que sc dirija a dicho
puerto hondurense a fin de If a pro
teger las vidas Y propiedades emeri-
canas. NADIA Sc dice en- las noticias re-
bidas hasta hoy, acerca de la natura-
leZa de los disturbios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
BELFAST VUELVE A SER
TEATRO DE MOTIVES
Sangrientos combates en- las
GALES. Mas de 40 incen-
dos consumados por
los amotinados

LONDRES. Agosto 26.-Nuevos mo-
tines han ocurrido en- Ia ciudad de
Belfast. seg1n dice un despacho reel
Dido hoy aquf, habiendo habido COM
bates en- las Gales Y los amotinados
han cometido actoss dc incendlarismo.
Una persona result6 muerta y veinte
heridas en- Ia lucha V el ndmero de
incendios provocados fue de cuarenta,
La policia V las fuerzas militares hi
cieron so arrestos.
DUBLIN, Agosto 26.-La ciudad de
Belfast ha vueltO a ser teatro de es-
cenas sangrientas que Sc suscitaron
anoche, segun dicen los mensajes re-
cibidos esta mahana a primera bora
aquf. En- esas noticias Sc habla de Sc
rios danos causados a Ia p~ropiedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
RUSSIA CONTESTA
LA NOTA DEL
COBIERN0
LNCLES
ACCEDE A RETIRAR LA
CONDICION OBJETADA
Insiste sin embargo en- que
la paz con Polonia debe
discutirse sin interven
clones exteriores

LONDRES. Agosto 26.-El Gobier-
no del Soviet russo contest6 hoy Ia
nota Que ell Lord Presidente del Con-
sejo, Arthur J. Balfour, lie dirigi0 re-
ferente a los terminus de paz presenta-
do por ell Soviet a Polonia. Ell gobierno
del Soviet convene en- retirar 81
condici6n de que los polacos proper
cionaran para n milicia de
200, 600 hombres IN Polonia.
La respuesta del Soviet fue recibida
por la delegation rusa aquf, que sera
la que la trasmita al gobierno brl-
tAnico. FL Gobierno de Moscou EXPIRE
sa que al retirar 'esta condici6n SUI
bordina TODD 10 demas a SUI deseo prin
cipal de ell eStablecimiento
de Ia paZ en- TODD Ell mundo. La dele
gacion ruSa en- Londres asegura que
esta concession satisface los deseos de
los gobiernos ingles e italiano.
PARIS, Agosto PEI gobierno del
Soviet russo esta ~preparado para reti-
| rar Ia clausula que Sc contiene en- los
terminus de paz presentados a Polo
MIA, cancerniente a la formation de
una milicia armada de 200,0 900 obreros
en- PoIonia, segun dice I'm despacho
i~nalambrico recibido hoy aquf, por Ia
estaci6n de la Tore Eiffel.
Fl gobierno de Moscou insiste, sin
embargo, en- CUE las n~egociaciones de
paz deben discutirse con Polonia sofa
sin ninguna intervention exterior" FL
radiograma de r~eferencia agrega que
al coDcaci6D 90 bapn nor Russia nara
atender Ia objection de Lloyd-George a
la citada clausula V tratar de lleSar a
bierno de la Gran Bretana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
Artistas que Uienen en- gira
q Guanajuato.

GUANAJUATO. Agosto 22-Hase
anunciado en- eSta capital Ell arriho
de un srupo de artistas metropolitan
nos que vienen en- gira de arte. Entire
estos elernentos Sc cuentan Ia sopra-
no senorita Maria Romero, Ell barito-
to David Silva, el tenor Mogica, e. re-
citador Fernando Navarro Y otrns de
gran prestigio que asesuran n Sc
RE de recitales muy concurridos pot
ruestra sociedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
Sc HALLA MORIBUND0
Ell LORD MAYOR DE
LA CD. DE CORK
Ell funcionario irlandes Sc
ha rehusado a tomar all
mentos desde que Sc
lie arrest0

LONDRES, Agosto 26.-Los medicos
que atienden u Terence McSweeney,
Lord Mayor de Cork, en- la prisi5n de
Brixton, donde Sc halla reclufdo, acu-
sado de sedici0n, dan de vida al pri-
sionero tan solo "a horas, en- vista de
que el agotamiento del preso ha llega-
do q UT grade en- extreme grave.
Ell interes que Ell publico de Ingla-
terra c Irlanda sc ha tornado por el
citado ~funcionario preso, ha llegado
n rojo blanco Y TODD ell mundo Sc ha-
la pendiente del d~esenlace de ese acto.
FL lord Mayor desde que fue intcrna-
mento como n protesta contra SUI
I prisi6n. Y el resultGdo de clio ha sido
ell d~ebilitamiento general de su orga-
nismo al grade de que los medicos no
c~onsideran possible el salvarlo. aun
cuando fucse puesto en- libertad V
empezara a tomar alimento desde lue-
| go.
La mayoria de Ia prensa inglesa en-
carece al gobierno que sc ponga en-
libertad al p~risionero, decIarando que
serfa I'm error fatal, permitir que mu-
rierd. hacienda yer u Ia situaci6n
en 1rlarda Sc acerca a un momento
crftico V que IA muerte dramatica de
McSweney no haria mas que enar<.e-
Ger los animos V alimentar las llamas
de Ia anarqufa.
Las esperanZas que Sc tenfan de que
fuera libertado el ~prisionero. Sc desva-
necieron aver al recibirse IN mensa-
je del Primer Ministro Lloyd George,
enviado de Lucerna, en- donde eI jefe
del gobierno britanico Sc halla pasan-
do sus vacaciones. En- dicho menslje
expresa aquel que es impossible hacer
una exception a la ley en- el case del
Lord MAYOR.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
AViSO.

Por "a presente part;cipo s mis- numeroSoS
amigos Y msrchsntes habe- diSuelto. Por con
venir asi a mis- iatereSes. Ia Sociedad cue
si-aba bajo "a rsz6n social Garcia y Fer
n&ndez". establecida en- e. numero l2t de
y. Santa Rosa Ave-. con Ell norbre de "El
Moielo.'
Con tai motive cesa mi responSabiTidad po-
t-deaeS recibidsS y no entregsdas desde e. 8
de Julio al % de Agusto. Y mi antigua casa
Eel NoGelo'' eStablec;da &c nuevo en e. lusRr
que por este mismo coadrc:o scnalare al hon.
ds6oso p1blico cue me f~svorece.
Adv. GENovEvo GARCIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-27
MAGNFICO F0N0GRAF0
POR s22.75 SOLAMENTE

Ningan fon6sraEo meSor
cue este puede obtene-N a
tan rcducido pgecio. Muv no
INTO, hecho de Caoba. todas
SGS parties muy fuertes. su
motor IS de maEnifica cali
CAD Tcca acknowledgements
o'en dtScoS dc cualauier mar
ca Su tono es tan bonito
y araycnte. cue lc SuSta-a
q listed deSde n prImera vez
cue 10 ecuche. Tanaao II
por l1xlS pUlgsdas de alto.
lie darara para toda L vi
On. pues eS una ma1uina de
prinera ciaSe. Nunea pcd-a
listed eoaseguir IN fon6Erafo
COMO ssts por tan reducido
preeio. Estes fon6Srasos Sc
venden en- toGas las t;endas
POI $500 y precioS mas al
ens: pero uoSot-os los ven
ce-cmoS pOr solo SEATS. La
Tazon porque noSotros po-
demos vendeCios tan ha-aeos
es "a siGuiente: los hemos
comrrado = una tienda que
SC p-serto en quie5ra. a
precios mas baioS que los
de fabrica- No haEa listed
comPa-acf5n dc eas ma
Quipas con las maGuinas ba-
ratas- Con caGa uao de e.
tos fonogratos eaviamos. en-
L. -. -.. u.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-10
in Home Building
 No. 4S Design Submitted by The National Builders Bureau, Spokane, Wash.
Just q Good House"

There's nothing fry about the housepan shown here
 It's just good which will look well almost anywhere equally desirable suburban home dence the better residential districts of the city,
 hall the handsome unusually finished add tional if desired.
 This is inexpensive house to build.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-07
PEACE MOVE UP IN SENATE
Resolution For Repeal of War De.
claration Is Introduced.

Westinghouse joint resolution
proposing repeal of the resolutions OF
Congress declaring state Of war with
Germany and Austria was reported
by the Senate foreign relations COM
mittee by strict party Vote
introduced by Senator Knox, Repub-
lican of Pennsylvania, as a substitute
for the Republican resolution. recently
passed by the House, the measure was
presented to the Senate by Senator
Lodge, the Republican leader with the
announcement by Senator Knox that
he would open debate on it,
Leaders of both parties predicted
several weeks of discussion with little
prospect for action until near the time
set for the recess for the national con-
ventions. In some quarter the opinion
was expressed that President Wilson,
In the midst Of debate, might return
the Peace Treaty to the Senate.