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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25
OBREGON ESP|EERA S| ERA ELL RECONIOCAENT0 PR0NTO
Dijose en- Msxico que ka61a
renunciGdo el Srio. de
industria y Comercio

TrIrg-ar1a rspslIaf -sr7 ~ PRFNSi
CTpAD DE MENICO, d:c.cmbre
24-yar.os per;odicos d.e-on hoy Ia
ao;:cju de cue el Secretario de In
dusir.a : Conercio. Iicenc:ado Ra-
rael Zuoa-.;. ha5:a renunciado su
Carriers.
+. citaGo M.n;<tro declare esta
~och~ Il :ys representatives. de Il
3.euSa ode es iucxacco que haya
r--se0;aGo 81 renuac:a. : que 81 cs
yoydaG qu. ca Il CtcIarH le han 81
do dtric:dos duros a;2ques nor 81 Ia
6or ~ IL Sec-staS'a dc Ind"s,-ia Y
CuIs-c.o. Sg cree que 10 deUe sa-
,.- del gabine:e G-sGe c! momcr,o
..u qu- So labor t!ene c. complete
..pp,O del PreS.Gentc.
Tacece Cue Sc es;i pon.endo n
;.eSu una tcna2 campa&a para nacc-
cue Z~5a-an Caupmu@y saisa del
Gubine;e y q2c - mis:-0 s. horl
contra - S-cra:ar.o u Rc,ac.ones
E.xts~.oreS. PAM.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25

tos - a2-v.abIa unos = lbs ot-os. -
-,car,.;:.aAaa II .as bu;agGs del vcc.-
,.u. y ~ oclS.oncs G.Se4t-a@ .e:.tGs.as-
:"a.gs Ii or.-e"c.a de. enc.
T-gu.ry e. p-cg7ana interchangeable
CO. : u.5 principle il v.ta. p-cv:o ayi-
80 q - h.zy Il los ni3os. qU.eA"s 10 AGO.
g.eron ~ r:pm-atu con n4y0res mGoS-
Ia Santa Claus para dc;~r = raG2 qUlc1
So p.c::..o, SIS JGSucteS ' SIS Lu.y~s.
j., D.->e;o- lie Ia PEENSA, scHo-
Ig3ac.o i. Loza@o. vsr!i.cj q so-,eo
d. prem.uS. rcSUi;aGio ocA..tL y dos
nGmcrus premiaG9s, rec.his2do los agra
ciaGoS e, oAseuu!o respective de !aauos
d. qu!cn ot-eci- aQGel festival
Fl u,timo rlm2ro p-cal!~Go. tua e.
-. = Q4:ea conrrespo@d.6 IN 2realio
de ciaco d6.arcS cn elective que obse-
UuiJ - sanora O;iIia \. &c CaSSrln. eS-
yosa de. Consul de Mexico eH "s:a c!U-
daI ?rem!o que ;.yer Tue env!ato u
! LA PEENSA. Fl tayU-er-lo con esta
can:idaG. :2y Alfredo Rlvas, IN chi
g.i;!n de puvos amos 4 q4!en ac.ama-
ron todos sus compaaercS. i;iyas t:"ne
| 81 r,S.de.c:a en 4I9 ". Houston -.
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po~ Jern.iHada "a ties;a. pro a II Sa-
| Ida. cu q p5ri.co del teat"o. las CO.
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h.cicron a repar:o dc dClces los nj
nos. como ob>equio cue Ia PRENSh
hacla los ch;la!tineS Dc IA co.onia
Gu.emes coGten1os y sat.s:schos aban-
! dcnarcn q =, tl-o rocos !nou1entcs des-
pues de las cua:-o Y media de IA tar
de ea que te-uli26 n Fiesta de NGVt-
| dad CIe nos oCupa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25
iESTA ES IA LUCIA DE Ii VICTORIA, COHPAA AAT2I0TAS!
egar Ia Pascua de- NaVdad hceos nuevo aameno todos
para CUE esorceos poT a ternino Ia canpana favor
de- las Escueas en- Dolores !IdaIso
LiSTA DE Los CONATiVOS PARA
LAS EsCUELAS DE DOLORES
H!DhLGO, GTO.
suna anterior 5 34,t29 SO
De SAN ANTONIO:
Oona sivos dc la famiia Are

Sura anterior 81, iZS os
De SAN ANTONIO:
Donasivos dc la famiiia Are
dondo:
-. Chaao ArredoElo 1890. %
Manucia :. ArrrlOnC1 .... O."
Jose Guadalupe -Arrc4oa1o :. o.2j
Cntul!aU .Nrvcdou4o ........ 90
EORANEkS:
Env.aao por el sahor Aeian-
dro c. ViIIase1or. dc Mega
ica, Sonora. Mexjco. pro-
tucto C. boiotos &c un feS-
tivai Cue no Sc iIevo
cfcc.o ............... C0.0l
Enviaio por la senoTita VIC
to@ia Ve,&-quaz Mora, &c
Ferris. California, t;o!ectas
en- Casa Blanca Iioer-
I!ll: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL. W
=. Juan Alyarado.-R.0 Frio,
Texas .................. 100
~. J. r. Canrera-Los An
geles. California ......... loo
81. Ismacl Ga.:!a.-Lon.poc.
California ..-..-.....-.... V'oJ
:. Claudio Gu@In.tn.-Locck
hart. Texas ...-........ 20
Cclectado per cI seTor Ricar-
60 Lopez. en- San 0uintn,
California:
Sr. Mario DoHoso .. 0.@5
Sr. Ricardo Ljpez ...... 80
-. r. Gonzalez ............ 90
=. I. Bravo .............. . 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25
! emeSe una Tg2Ua lRUCS.0n
re5elde en- Baje California

CIUDhD DE MENICO, dic!cmb-e
2i.-Er n Sec:ot-r.a de Guerra st re-
ciJi1 IN meusaje del General Abclar-
DO Rodriguez, Je:e DC las Opcrac.oaes
Ell Z! Distrito Nortc lc Baja Cal!Cor-
MA, ea e! que aHun".a sus temores &c
uHa nucva invasion rebeiCe per 10 cual
::ce v!o.ent2mcntc cI euvlo de auxi-
los para hacer frcnte L "a s.tuac!Gn.
Va Sc ia O-Gcnado 81 Jctc &c IA P-i-
'H--a Zona. Genera, -:ngcl Flores, L
IN dc que procure eHv.2r retUc-zos Il
Haja California con IA reQuerida prom
titud que cxige cl case.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25

riIad que en- tqdds parties So hacfa ex-
tensiya. ocurando IA ateHci5n del CO.
merciante. del fWnc.onario plbIico
DC! emp!c2G0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25

lPasa L IA PiE. s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee IA PRENSA has
larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
limited States. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-12-25

Compre usted sus libros Ell espa-
mol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
1lS n. Santa Rosa Ave, San An
tonic. Texas. Es la mas barata. -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23

and a camounage han nj CONSTANT
nople hotel the latter attended by
Admiral Bristol. commander of the
detachment. and Mrs Bristol.
Ships listed a composing the de
tachment We're the Scorpion, 81. Louis.
Chattanooga, Barker. Borle, Fox Gil
mer. HUMPHREYS John d. Edwards.
Overton. Smith Thompson. Tracy.
Whlpple, submarine chasers 80 and
33s. the Alameda and the collier Mars
They were scattered from Constants
nople 10 Smyrna. Ratum. Varna, sam
SCUM Constanza and Beirut.
one OF the contributors 10 The Far
East paid his tribute to the city Of
COnStantinople by describing il rs 'the
costlleSt. wickrirst city In the world.
Since the ariniSiicc, he wrote, the city
had been filled with the soldiers Of all
nations spies. thieves murderers, pol
itlcians. Russian refugees Bolshevik
agents and opium eaters.
Atmosphere Feverish."
"In spite Of an this life in Constan-
tluOlGt ~ uNll anu Nliflf - IAtlt III
the way Of entertainment" he added.
III one is dlligent few good res
taurants may be discovered. hut ex-
cept for the moving picture houses no
firSt-cass theaterS can be found. In
fact. al ten o'clock In the evening the
place is as quiet as Annapolis on sun
day
However, inside the beer halls,
eabaretS aud coffee houses habitueS Of
these places attempt a fallacious gay
ETY.. II is here that the beJeweled.
richly adorned and painted women Of
the Occident and Orient brazenly
stare AZ the motley throng drinking
a low quality of rrfreshment served
them AT robbers prices.
AT the one good hotel the spies OF
the whole Orient carry on their in
trlgues. The whole atmosphere Of
the city is one ~ feverlSh and arti-
fetal excitement A real American,
unless he takes interest In and feels
this atmosphere. finds life dull In this.
the wickedest city of the world"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23

York city.
The decision To pour the booze into
the ocean was made after n consider.
alton Of how 10 dispose Of the whisky
before Collector Newton's retirement,
on March 4. and followed the dlscov-
cry that much of the seized alcohol
Was poisonous
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23
DUMP LIQUOR INTO OCEAN
Customs Inspectors Destroyed Million
Dollars Worth OF Booze.

One hundred thousand bottles OF
whisky, wines and other vintages,
seized by customs inspectors as Vol
stead act con,raband on incoming
hips. and valued at nearly Sl.OOO0OO'
dumped In. arbor az New
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23

Found 135 Pounds Of Honey in Tree.
Chopping down large walnut tree
on farm. near Cherryville, Pa. Al.
bert Zimmerman. caretaker Of the
property. found l35 pounds of Wild
honey.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23
Eagle Attacked Children in Street.

\ bald eagle attacked two children
on street in Tampa, Fla, about dusk
one evening recently. The screams OF
the children brought p. 6. Hooke with
a gun.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23
Would Charge $500 for LynehIns.

Counties in which lynchngs occur
would be liable 10 the extent Of $500
TO the next Of kin Of each person
lynched. under the provision OF a bin
introduced In the Minnesota house.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23

The American sailors on board the
vessels Of the United States naval
detachment In Turkish waters are
publishing regularly a newspaper or
their own 10 chronicle their social and
sporting events and to keep up the
spirit OF comradeship and enliyen life
in and about ConstantinOple. The
paper is called The Far East It's
price is piaSers, and II IS creditably
Illustrated with halftone cuts and
comics.
Although the men generally vote
Constantinople rather dull place, all
things said. one of the recent numbers
Of The Far East shows that the Amer
lean blueJaekets are able TO provide
their own entertainment.
Among the events recorded is Nep-
tune party, composed OF members OF
the company of the Scorpion, which is
described as "a regular pirate band
running wild In the BospOrus." II
was headed by king Neptune" and
included "Neptunes wife" and "Nep-
tunes baby" The party visited
number OF other vessels OF the de-
tachment. and was entertained by Ad-
mIral de Bon. OF board the French
flagship Lorraine. < 4
"vviekedest = Z
Other actlvitie n %de-
scribes were IA rs TO
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-04-23
CONSTANTINOPLE
'W|CKEDEST CITY
So Say American Sailors Now
Stationed in Turkish Waters.
LIFE GENERALLY IS DULL

Since Arnistice City Has Been Filled
With Soldiers Of All Nations. Spies,
Thieves, Murderers, Politicians,
Russian Refugees. 6oIsheVik Agents
and Opium Eaters-Newspaper.
1.-THE Far East" Published Regu-
IarIy by BlueJaekets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
CHrsrrRTowN AND VICINITY.

speclal Correspondence Every Evening.
Chestertown, Md, June Mrs.
samuel Nannort received a telephone
message from her daughter, Mrs James
W Chapman, Jr., Ia Baltimore, Monday
stating that her home had been entered
on SUNDAY afternoon sometime between
3 and O clock hy burglars, who stole all
~ the family icFelry, except Mrs. Chap
man ! engagement ring and a Diamond
hvalherc together with Slo0in money
The loss j. estimated az 5000. This i
the second lme that Mrs Chapman :
irwelfv has been stolen, the first occur
rnce hoing on tram en- route from
Atlantic Guy to baltimore.
AN Kinds ot crops are suffering Tor .
rrad shower ~ rain. The weather hiss
leen 80 cool THAI vegetables are making
little growth
MANY L.wvers and hank officials here
attended the funeral Of William Nc
kenney. IN Cenircville. yesterday alter
noon Mr.. Mckenney was president Of
tie centreville National Bank, and had
large farming Interests IN this and Queen
Anne counties.
A g o3ordy, pitcher 81 the Washing
ten College team, who has been signed
rs the Washington team of the American
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

League, will join that team immediately
following commencement exercises, June
Is. -,
MIR. and Mrs. David Biddle OF Mii-
mington are visiting MIR. and Mrs'
Horace Bircc in Bctterton.
Hanson Horsey Of Galena has accepted
the position of manager of the Centrevilie
summer baseball team. :.
Mrs. Harriet l.. Westcott Hill died
at her home in Baltimore, Friday, aged
81 years. The was daughter OF the late
George h. Westcott, of Chestertown,
where she lived until her marriage and
owned valuable town and farm property,
Elmer Tarbutton, son OF Mr.. and
Mn Cooper .Tarhutton, of Crumpton
was one of the graduates at the Nava
Academy, last week, standing seventh II
a class of $50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
WAR PICTURES TO
SHOW REAL FIGHTING
War Department Official Rec
ords to be Displayed at Car
rick Beginning Tomorrow.

iAeginnine tomorrow at the Garrick
Theatre and continuing Friday ana
Saturday. Mnmingtoniana viii have
an excellent opportunity 10 see what
conditions on the lighting front in Eu-
rope actually we're during the World
War when motion pictures taken IN
the trenches viii be displayed by Del
aware ruat No. 1, of the American
lsaian. The nims 10 be shown ar.
government property, a part of the
nnirlai records 81 the war, They are
the nrat authentic pictures showing
the American military machine az the
nshting front,
FLASHES OF Action" IL the only Of
uelaI pirture ut The World War. IL
bears the official seal Of the War De-
partmcnt,
MANY of the sienal CORPS mep
who were dotnilod Ia take the pic
turea of the battles were killed or
seriously injured while carrying out
thrlr niasiou Tho camera men ac-
cantaniod rlidlug parties ON their
turnoys into the German outposts
and some Of them never returned TO
the American lines. But their mega
uyea woro saved 10y the comrades and
are now being released by the Wan
Department the original remaining
among the archives Of the L, $. Gov
eFnmenL
one Of tho spectacular scenes
shows an air squadron led by Lieut.
Quentin Roosevelt engaging the
enemy az close quarters. In The same
plano with Captain Eddie" Ricken-
hacker. American ace of aces il
a gamera man who shows him drop
rims bombs on German trenches and
Ia eneaglne a Buche plane thousands
ui feet iu the air.
Nlght action. with the picture
made by tho flashes uf hig guns. and
thc ararchnghts pointing out the
enpmys wire ENGAGEMENTS is
shown, railroad guns close up 20 the
enemy lines. the hig Howitzers. tho
famous "sas" an are seen throw
ing forth their huge shells upon the
Germans.
The pictures arc being shown here
fnr three daNs only and the showing
Viii be- continuous from two until
"A y. ~.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
CARP FISHERMEN WANT
LONGER CLOSED SEASON
Will Ask State Commission to
Protect the Industry.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware city, June S.---A sharp
division of sentiment has developed
among the carp fishermen of the
lower Delaware river section, over the
fishing laws. At present the season
is open all year round on the river
and bay. while there is a closed season
during the summer months, from
June / 70 August 10, ON the inland
streams. Some of the fishermen are
urging that n closed season during
the months of May, June, July and
August. both ON the river and on the
inlf ma streams be established. This
question will confront the commits
sions working on the revision of the
fishing laws of the Delaware river
and bay.
During the past winter, the carp
fishing has provided a good income
for many people of this place. some
of whom averaged 5000 and $500 a
month. There are some carp fisher
men who made $4,000 during the past
winter on their catch of carp.
The prevailing sentiment among
the fishermen is that the fish should
have some protection, for they
ize that although the fish are very
n,,ortfic they viii eventually disap-
pear. unless they are protected. The
past two years have seen a revival OF
the former big catches and last winter
it was not unusual for the fishermen
10 land a ton of the fish in two sue
cessive days.
some Of the fishermen of this place
have leased part of the marshland
here and are building up a large carp
pond. It is planned TO have pond
which wsll hold about ten or fifteen
tons of the fish.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

form under the title of Beau Revel'
to the Majestic beginning tomorrow.
Thomas II. Ince is responsible for its
production and he baz put In the
leading feminine role. the heroine OF
Lying Lips" Miss Florence Nidor
Thomas Meiehan at the Arcadia.
Arcadia still continues the auccesa-
ful presentation of Thomas Mcighln's
picture -The Easy Road" IL is now
in the NTH day of its xix days run
and shows signs of being entirely too
brief In its engagement to satisfy
those who desire To see Mr.. Meighnn.
As a vehicle for Mr.. Meighan'H ability,
'~rhe Easy Road" is an entertainment
of first rank. Kids is Kids is the
title of the Carter de Haven comedy.
which liz the added attraction. ON
Friday when the program changes
Marion Davies takes the stellar posi-
ton at the theatre playing In n ro-
nance called Buried Treasure
"The Confession at the Queen.
Sure proof Of the success of The
Confession at the Queen is found in
the constantly increasing crowds that
are attending the performance each
subsequent day. The film Is not only
Interesting as an entertainment but
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS.
THE s.RE EN-.
Herbert Rawllnson at the Playhouse.

Incidents and events in THE Wake
field Case" now at the Playhouse start
off with "a snap and a dash and not
one time during the entire showing is
there a let-up in the speed OF the
thing. IL Is IL mystery story and one
of the finest examples of real grad
uated suspense to be found on the
screen. To he brief there are enough
thrills in THE Wakefield Case" to MI
a fifteen-e episode serial and to make
a good one at that Herbert Rowlin-
son in the leading role as Wakefield
has what is considered the best part
ever given to him for portrayal
.The Call of Youth at the Majestic.
Majestic's double bill program with
"The Call of Youth and the Christie
comedy "Nobody's Wife as it's fea-
lures, concludes it's run this evening.
Both attractions have been tested b.
the audiences and have not been found
wanting in real, live entertainment.
4 new sort of story and an inter-
esting one at that comes in picture
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
FAIR AT BIsHOPSTEAD.

Many attractive and entertaining
features are being added daily for "Ye
Old English FAIR which is 10 be held
az Bishopstead on Saturday. from 3 to
2 y. m under the auspices of the
Girls Reserve OF the Y. w. c. A. and
the Blue Triangle Boosters. A May
pole dance will be given by the girls.
also a play, Dancing Dolls" No ad-
mission TO the fete Will be charged.
Candies. cakes. pony rides. grab bag,
&C, viii be for sale.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
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is tsbulsting stntiHticR. which vii ~
published soon Another report HitNA
conditions In the building uadf ~
proved Considerably durinr fhs pps
week
The union resolved 90 Request fFs
Department ~ Pubic safely pl vn-
force me city ordinance feqllrIns ne
muzzliur ~ dors from MAJ , a. ~.
tobff 4.
"A representative ~ the union ~
ported that he ~ss cordially received
~ the Wousnr College. Newark rF'
"Wednesday. when BE- fol1 afldNniI ~.
policies pursued lY fhe urInn in
establishing b~tfsr relations hffs~~t
employer and einulotr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

Try it-the cost is trif1ing-an
Every Evening classified ad---Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

1t upholds such a moral Of courage
and loyalty without preaching that u
leaves a lasting impression on the
mind Of It's spectator. Henry wait
hall. who IL its star, has succeeded in
giving a heart and soul to Father
Bartlett the priest sf-hcro Of the story.
"Held by The Enemy at the Hiaito.
Jack Holt, Agnes Ayrea. Robert
Cain, Wanda IIawley and Walter
Heirs are the auintette Of principal
players who appear In Held BY the
Enemy" n romance Of the Civil War,
being presented at the Rialto for to-
day only. Tomorrow there will be
another single day booking. IL -
Bryant Wnshburns comedy ~ Fun
House." a comedy named for poker
but even more interesting than that
game in It's situations and cornplica-
fkppg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
ON CHANCELLORSH|P
Sends Governor Denney Com
munication Asking for Curtis
Reappointment.

The Central Labor Union last night
prepared for presentation TO Governor
william y. Denuey communication
saying the union is heartily in ac-
cord with other citizens Of Whining
ton in requesting the reappoiutment
of Chancellor Charles NJ. Curtis for
another term in preference TO a
United States Senator, whose sena-
tDrial term has not expired.
Report Was made that the commit
tee on readjustment Of building costs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

Friend She's nip. Hiiif crsr
but can't sndsfelaud ~hF fnI
don't pat % motor n her instead of
sticking % sails Owner We'll
you see. wind D. ono ~ no fes lniess
that hasn't gone up ln price Leo.
don Punch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
Double BII ut the savoy.

A valuable scarab plays an import
ant part in "'rhe Scarab Ring" Vita
graphs big special photoplay which
ia having a weeks showing at the
Savoy Theatre, In which Alice Joyce
is starred. Miss Joyce has an excep-
tionally dinicult role. The story is
one Of thrilling sugpense and mystery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

II YOU are looking for an attractive
anartment-- conveniently TO-
Gated and priced right--turn now 10
the list Of fully described apartments
in the classified page.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
MT. SALEM LOSES.
Church League Teams Put mp Classy
Ball Game.

Scott NJ. +. took a fast played
Church League game from Mt. Salem
last night. 81. Both teams played
well and hit the ball hard. Haley fea-
turcd with two singles and a home~.
The scores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

The other part Of the double program
il featured by larry Srfngn, In bis
lnteAt comedy "The IiakeryF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08
Mt SALEM

Mt. Salem ..-.-........ q 1 o.
Scott NJ. r.. ..-..... o 3 o , ID
Thrce-haSe hits, Stewart. Home runs
Herbert White. Haley, Howard and viii
hams. Two-baSe hits, Marvel. Struck
out, by Carbon. Z; by Marvel, 4. Base on
balls, OF Carbon. 2; OF Marvel. l. stolen
bases, G.. Wright. w. Haley. Umpircs,
Goodrich and Conner.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-08

Phone 2100 rcarres every rls ~frsf
al taker they can hfr you arfsnsr
your "a % besf advarfare TfY H'al
ADJ.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-14
Legal AdUertising
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs


 Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of tie Phoenix Charge Methodist Episcopal Church South of Maricopa County. Phoenix, Arizona, for the general construction and completion of a church edifice to be erected on the northeast corner of Central Avenue and Pierce Street. Phoenix. Arizona. The above building shall be com pleted in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by Lescher, Kibbey S Mahoney, architects, Phoe- nix. Arizona. Plans and specified tions may be obtained from the of flee of the above named architects. on or after Oct. Is, 1921.
 All bids must be in the hands of the Chairman of the Board of Trust ees at the Auditorium of the present church, located on the southwest corner of Central Avenue and Mon roe Street, Phoenix, Arizona, by o'clock P. M. on the 5th day of No- vember. 1921. Each bid must be ac- companied by a certified check equal to three (3) per cent of the amount of the bid. made payable to the Chairman of said Board of Trustees. Said check shall be forfeited to the Board of Trustees if the successful bidder refuses to enter into a con tract and furnish bond as required by the said Board of Trustees with in ten days after awarding the con tract to him. The successful bidder may furnish either a Surety or Per sonal Bond satisfactory to the Board, equal to fifty (50) per cent of the amount of the contract.
 A deposit of 5000 is required from each contractor taking plans and specifications from the office, which sum shall be refunded upon the safe return of said plans and specified tions
 The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any and all bids sub mitted.
 Board of Trustees. Phoenix Charge Methodist Episcopal Church South, Maricopa County, Phoenix, Arizona
 By J. A. R. IRVINE.
 Chairman.