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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
81 BIELASN ES CULPABLE, QUE Sc LIE
CASTGUE, DICEN LOS FUNCIONARIOS
DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE ESTADO
Lo unico que dicho Departamento pide es que
las autoridades mexicanas sometan al acusado
IN iuicio en- el que Sc lie haga plena justcia
81 Sc comprueba que e Consul Shaw inormo sobre e'
plagio de amercanos sin comprobar Ell hecho,
sera objeto de seyeras criticas

de pavte de las autor:dades Judicial
les neXicanas.
Con relac;6n I los sucesos dc Tam
D!co. hasta hoy no Sc han recib!do
nuevas informaciones en- .! Departa-
r.enro de Estado de parte del Consul
Shaw. quien, por otra parte. ninsuna
contestaci6R ha dado Ia demanda
que Sc !e hizo para que enviara in
formaciones circUnstanc!adas con res
pecto q los incidenteS de La Aqua
da".
Los funcionarios del Departments
de Estado. manifestation IN gran in
ter6s en- Ia information telegrdfica
procedente &C Ia Ciudad de Mexico y
pubiicada por LA PRENSA e. saba
do ultimo. en- n cual SC da cuenta
de Que q General ArAulfo Gomez.
Jefe de las Operaciones Mixtures en-
Tampico habia participate 4 IA Sc
Cretarla de Guerra que q Consul
Shaw inform6 i! nepartamento de
EStado sobre ei secCeStro dc cuaren-
"A americanos basandose nnicaments
en- una carta firmada por e. General
Gorozave Y fechada On La Aguada.
Ahora bien .si rcsuita que el Consul
Shaw Sc dej6 enGarar por UNI sim
pie carta. como So dice CT Ia infor-
mac!6n Official dc Mexico. para en-
War al Departamento dc Estado una
information QUE pudo haber causado
complicaciones internacionales. ci ci-
tado representative quedard en- una
Si;uaci6n ridicula ante el pueblo y el
gonierno dc Mexico = dc los Estados
Unidos iEualmente. quedara en- un
mai predicameHto maIa reputation
con el Departments de Estado. Sc
gun declare un funcionario dc IA pro-
pia Secretaria dc Estado.
Los fuacionarios &c Ia Administra-
{Pasa Ia PaK. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
EL eANco UNlco.

Acc-ca del Banco Unico, 50 nos di-
jo que So tienen iniormes d" que 81
senior AEustin LeSor-cta. Director del
Banco Nacional y representative Dc L.
Casa Morgan en- Mexico. ha reSuelto
pe-nanecer en- Nucva Yorp hastu que
Sc resueiva sobre G. proyecto formu-
lado para eI eStablccimicnto del Ban
CO CniGo &c emission.
Tai rroyccto. Sc sabe. sera enyiado
a Mexico por c. Secretario de Hacien
da. 81 este tuncjonario rcsue,vc per-
manecer en- Nueva York. o bien 10 lie
vara personalmcnte. 81 cs que. como sc
afi-ma en- los despachos dc Mexico.
ha sido llanado por el Presidente o.
breg6n para que de cuenta en- conSe-
10 de ministries sobre GiversoS puntos
del CoDvcnjo que no han Sido enten-
didos claramentc por el Gabinctc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
EL CONSJLADO HACE RECOMENDAC CLONES A
LOS MEXICANOS CON MO7IVO DE la HUELGA
EN- LOS TALLERES DE LOS FERROCARRuES
-lN(X)X(
La situccon creada por ell moUimeno Sc manene igua
en- ambos campos los trenes sguen corriendo
Sc Qutoriza ell empleo de diputados sherfs especale
para proteger una empresa ferrocariera

II Consul Genera de Mexico en- es-
te bUlctin 4 La. PRRENSA. en- q cual
So cncarece precauciGH 4 los obrcros
neXicanoS para. cvitarlss tTastoY1os en-
10 future. en- vista de que a!guDls
agenCias Y companies ''ensanchado-
ras" han principiado 4 reciuta- gen
T. para substituir a los huclgust2s.
FL bolet!n dice % sigueute:
"ilabiendo tenido conocimiento cs-
ic ConsuIaGo General con motive lie
Ia hueiga de empleados f2rrocarrilc-
ros que aCtua.Irente s. licva 4, cabo
ell este pals. que aiGunas Compani-s
'enganchadoras" han estado contra
tando gran numsro de C!udadanoS me
Xicanos para utiiZar sus services CO.
mo ''rompe- -huelSas' ta3to aqui como
en- otros lugares dive-soS de Ia Union
Americana. nc considerable convenien-
te poner N conoc:!nento de los trata-
j.dorcs meX:canos, los pel!gros = que
esrAr cXputstos con este motive.
"Hago esta aclarac;6n. UNICAMEN-
TT, porque he Sido in:o-mado Que al
gu.aS de estas compaiIias Sc valen dc
enganos para ''cngancha-' trabajodo-
res, haciendo.es Greer que - trata de
un trabajo permanente. cxponiendolos
a toda claSe de contratienDoS, en- ylr-
tud de que los nlandan los EstaGoS
del Nortc. Tnuy lejaaos, sin n!nguna
Ga-antfa de que So les proporcionari
su nasaic dc rcgreso al ser dcsocupa-
dos.
'"Esta muy Iejcs dc sed mi infection
impedir que obtcngan trab&jo como
"ronpe- -huclGas'' todos aoueilss mo
xicanos que deseen obtenerlo con pie
nc conocimiento de causa; pucs para
efo estan en- 81 dereCho. Lo finico
que deseo evitar es QUO sean sorpren-
d!dcs con promesas falsas que puedan
causarlss trastornos serbs Ell 10 flu
q baiazcs, por 10 que tuvieron que in
ta,reair las autoridades para evitar
un encuenro sangrierto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07

gidas armas cartuchos. contandose
entrc los aprehendidos el menclo-
nado Proal quicn bien provisto de
paruue fue llevado preso c internado
en- la carcel pocos minutes despues
de estos sucesos.
En- las oficinas del Sindicato habia
muchas mujercs que alentaban a los
lnquilinos para. comba;ir las tropas.
La alarma que con este motive Sc
produjo en- el puerto ha s!do inusita-
6u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
LAS JUNTAS COMPUTADORAS
Sc REUNiERON AVER
1c,cgrama Especial para Ia pRENS."

1c'cgrama Especial para Ia PRENst".
CitDAD DF. MENICO- julio 6-Las
junras c'slputadoras de los votos emil
tides er las elccciones del domingo pa
Saio, So reunieron hoy para eIpedtr
las cr=dienciales duplicadas.
En- e. Cine San Hip"lito. donda Sc
reuni6 Ia Junta corrputzdora del sexto
dist-ito, estuvo a punto &c surgir IN
ercuentro entire partidarios de los di-
ferentes candidates, pues unos inten-
tabau tlesaioiar los otros del salon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
Sc REANUDO VA FL
TRAFICO CON MEX.
Desde aver voIvleron a
correr treneS entire n.
Laredo y Monterrey
Ell servicio directo de Pull
man, desde esta ciudad, Sc
restablecera pronto


For informes recihiJos a1oche de
Laredo. It SUpo 4qul que u comu-
n:caci6n ferrocar-ils-a entire Nue-
70 Laredo, Tamauiipes = Monte
rrey. y. l.. que c>.Uvo iGter-vmpi-
d. po- dos dfIs u corS-v4"ncia lie
deSlavcS on IA "a. c"-ca del RIO
Saiado. :" -"anud5 desde tye-. ha-
biendo lIeSado 81 primer trrn 10!
sur. , "a poblac!5n fronterjza ne
xicana. Ia madrucada de cSe dia
Fl Se-vjcIo Parl 81 sur, - -eStu-
bleci6 ,ambieu aver, hab!c7du sl-
lido ;-en DE- Nuevo Laredo. para
n C;udad 8c Mexico, peru e. ser
vicio direcJo de Pullman entire e.
"a ciudsd : - capita, mexicana no
Sc res;ahlecs aGU. Stsndo probable
que 10 sea IL manaHa 81 naSaGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
Los TOPlCOS TRATAOOS
EN- Ell MlTlN

Fl rnitin que aver p0r Ia rnail21a
cniehraron los huciGuistas en- Trades
Council Falf', Sc caracseTiz6 por Ia
caormc asIstenc:a de obreros, pues
cl salon cstaba errteramente ileno. Du
rantc csc nlitin. Sc dij Iectura a los in
forr,os rcIdidos poy varios delesados
de los huelguistas en- distintas TO-
blaciones- siendu ol mas inlpor- r-ante
ei enviado de il ciudad dc Houston.
sn Ell cual sc dice que los obrcrns man
tienen su actitud. que ci noventa
y cinco por cientQ &c ei'os Sc lallaa
fuera dc sus traD0jos hap;tIalss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
UN PETROLERO PRO-
MINENTE.

Entire ros viaie-os que pasaron a
noche por san Antonio con dcstino a
la Ciudad de Mexico. Sc contaba tam
hi&n Mr.. Rider. PreSidente general d"
IN podcrosa compan.u petrolcra "EI
Agui,a'.
u. Rider viaja acompaHado dc 81
esposa lie una pequena hija. i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
LCS cAiNOS SiGUEN COMETlEN
% CRlMENES
rcisgrama Especial para Ia rRE>st'

TcItgrdmd L>ptttdI FAIa ~ TNJN>N
CIUDAD De MENICO Julio 8
Noticias telesraficaS ucsadas 4 IA Ca
pi.ai proccdeRtes de Magdaiena y No
gales, Sonora diccu quc los chinos 81
Sucn comeriendo en- aGueiias 0sgiones
tods claSe de ateota6oS y cria,enss
entire sus paiSanos, a pesar de las ex-
puisionei en- ulaSa que oTdCu6 ei Co
bterno : cue ha llovaJ.o i cabo. q
IQs uItimos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07

l.. corvcnio celebrado on NucVa
York entire el Secretario de Hacienda.
senior Adoiro dc Ia Huerta los ban
que-oS intsrnac;onales. Do hccho Ia
SiGo acceptable por el Goh:crno De Me
Nico. 81 PreSideu;e ObreCGn convo-
cara cr breve tempo al ConSreso =
ur periodic eXtraordinarlo de- seSiones,
para Que ratifiGue ese ccnNen!o J
9ueda ceucr fuerza legal.
Si hasta uhorl cl jefe del poder cj"-
Cutivo de MEXICO no IA rcsuelto ha-
Ger In coDvocaJoria respective para
=! periodic eXt-aordiuario Ge seS!ones.
clio - aehe. SecUr&mente. = que hay
ei de>eo Y aun Ia nccesidad ie car
tempo al Secrstario de Hacienda y Il
los p-jruieroS. para que NeEuen III
acuarao. 0ueS los resultudoS del con-
vrN!o que - calebre con los irtcCe-
SIS pe-roleroS. seran IA base que ten
ar4 81 Gobierno para dar cumpli-
Eiento q 10 orrecido a los banQucrcS.
Tales son. on sinteS.S. la palabras
-ue recognizes DE- JOS lab!cs de uuoS
prominentes r.a:cros qus paSa-ou d
roche por San Antonio. con destino
/ "a Ciudad Dc Mexico. Esos viaic-
ros vicnen DE- Nueva York. ; lgun0s
j.. clroS cS;uvieron Uuy cSJrechameu-
ll liSadoS con las negoc!aclones que
:" Ileyarou 4 cabo enire el Secrcta-
rio de Hacienda. seilor dc la Huevtl
y los banqucros. para e. arrcs.o de
IA dcuda.
Entire los referidos r:ajeros 50 con
taba 81 SeGov Eduardo Itur5ide. quier
;isne cn Il capital dc a Republica II
presentation dc n Casa Spayer and
Co. una Dc las emprcsas bancariaS
Gle han contratado mas tuertes en-
gr@stiIos con ei Gobie-no de Mexico.
en- las epocas del general Diaz. dc
Niadero y del general Huerta.
Tratamos de obtener declaracioDes
del senior Itu-bide acevca de los are
CLOS que Sc cclebra-on en Nuvya York.
pero no nos fus possible lograrIo.
n-Cs 81 representative de IL casa
Spaycr - excuse Ge hahlar acerca
dol asunco. man;efStando. ademas. que
,enja limitado q tempo para arre-
S.ar cicrtos aSun;os relac;onadoS con
So v:aje.
Pero INA d. las personals que 10 u
.omoanan :. Se s.rvi6 pro2orcionar-
;os ros irformes lenos de in-e-es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07

(Pasa, a Ia pag. 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre listed sus libros en- espa-
mol. a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
11S n. Santa Rosa Ave-, San An
tonic, Texas. Es la mas barata.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07

q baiazos, por 10 que tuvieron que in
telvenir las autoridades para evitar
un encuenro sangriento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07

We guarantee La PRENSA has
q larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-07

(Pass a La PdE. 81
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
City Items

"Hosanna," new Victor record for Easter. c. l.. Pierce &, Co.-advt. Mrs. Lillian Blakeslee Corbin, of New Rochelle, N. r., formerly of this city, visited in town today "Hortense" Fox Trot at Morans'. - advt.
 Meet me at Schmarr's for dinner advt.
 The Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet this eve- ming. A program has been prepared in which Carl Holmsten of Sweden, will give an illustrated lecture on the topics of that country McKone tires, better than 10000
 miles. R. M. Healey, 71 Church St Phone 2750.--advt. A daughter was born at the hospi- tai yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Irving A. Church of 65 Seymour street.
 "Hortense," new Victor dance rec ord c. l.. Pierce & Co.-advt.
 Chief William J. Noble of the fire
 department, received a box of cigars from Patrick Ringrose of Barnesdale to pass among the firemen in appre- citation of the work they did at the recent fire in his home.
 Don't miss Children's Home con- cert Fox's theater, Sunday, 3 p. m. Tickets on sale and exchange at Hult- gren's Jewelry store, 57 Arch St.-adv
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

per cent of the forces compelling two
 to shut down completely, and the others to cut operations almost to a minimum. With the opening of the fifth day, it appeared that the mills had held the strength of the day be-
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

strike in the cotton mills here, begun last Monday, appeared to have en- tered a new stage today. In four days the strikers had taken out of the seven plants that were the ob
 feet of their demonstrations about 75
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

both sides signed last night will, if carried out in the spirit of the sigma tories, give us later unified Ireland. Every honest and sensible Irishman whatever his creed, desires such an
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

fore instead of sustaining further losses, such as had marked each suc- ceeding day of the strike previous ly.
 Union leaders whose plans for picketing were upset somewhat by a heavy snow during the night, an- nounced their intention to direct a campaign against the remaining workers.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

Main street MT. Mikalauskas has lived in the fourth ward for the past six years, and this Is his first attempt to enter politics. He was among the first men in that district to present his name for councilman, and had his petition out when the battle was first started.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

Ireland. We stand for it, and despite the prejudice of the past we are now on the threshold of this achievement through understanding and good will"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31

tion plans to leave for Dublin to- night.
 MT. Griffith issued a statement say iny;
 The document we Irishmen on
New Britain herald., 1922-03-31
GRIFFITH'S STATEMENT.
Says New Terms Will Give Unified
 Ireland to World.

London, March 31, (By Associated Press) Arthur Griffith and his col leagues on the southern Irish delega-
Evening star., 1922-05-16
GERMANS FIGHT
HOOCH LIKE U. S.
Social Centers Unite o.
! ficiaI Civic and Religious
/ Elements.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. May 16.-Social centers
patterned after the American modei
promise to become one OF the most
effective weapons In the far-hung
fight now being waged on intoAicA
tion by official. civic and rehsious
elements in new Germany.
One Of their most enthusiastic spon.
a.rs is DR.. Reicke. former mayor OF
Berlin, who is leading the moVemen.
for the establishment OF So-calleo
peoples homes. designed 70 anoro
men, women and youths OF All classes
a common meeting place, or center'
,rbere opportunities for health past
times and social activities are caicu-
lated to keep them away from puoiic
drinking houses.
Early Effects Of Movement.
Although the movement is OF recent
origin, it has already succeeoe9 IS
putting forty large nei8npornooo
lighthouses and $50 smaller ones into
operation. mostly in south German
cities Sufficient funds have been
subscribed to ensure the early erec-
tjon of two large social center estaD-
lishments in the northern ana east.
ern sections of Greater Berlin. ths
capitals two most heaVlly cohse
proletarian sections.
In this connection the latest ng-
ures of the ministry of labor snow
that the expenditures for alcohol IN
1911 amounted to 10000. .000. 900 marks.
which. ii is estimated, will be doubled
this year. e.,
the decrease by about one-nfth OF
the use Of intoxicants. there mas Deen
a steady increase In intoxication since
1915. According to official statisttcs'
. TO 3OOO marks were spent on
wine alone in 1919, registering con-
siderable increase over the pIeWSI
figure. This was attributed 70 the
fact that wine was cheaper tnan pe-
cina1lv nv foreigners, whose money
was made more valuable because OF
depreciation in the value OF marks,
and that postwar beer was lacking
in its former nourishing value.
View of Anti-AlcohOl Leaders.
Leaders Of the anti-alcoholic cam
paign point out that, despite the COM
narrative lack of nourishing foods IN
Germany, during the statistical year
1s2O-1921 there were used for Prev
ing purposes 100000 Zentners OF par
ley. wheat and malt, So,oo0 zentnesS
of corn and rice meal and $4,000 cent
ners of sugar.
The campaign is strongly supported
nv organizations of the younger gem
erafion. with the exception or stu
dents clubs, the members OF which
still cling to their former customs.
The prohibitionists quote detailed
figures to show the success VI psv
hibition in America. A. humorous
touch was given recently by a report
from Holland that the sale OF Dutch
rerrings in the United States had
fallen off sharply since the advent OF
prohibition.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
sILEsIA CITIZENS MEET.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star. go.
S1LESIA. Nd. May 1s.-At the
monthly meeting OF the Broad Creek
Citizens Association at the Silesia
School Saturday it was decided to
start the summer social season with
an entertainment at the school the
early part of June. Matters Of gen
eral interest were freely discussed,
special emphasis being placed on
road and school problems which are
now confronting this community.
Charles Taylor and sons deserve q
great deal of credit for their untir-
ing efforts in keeping the road be-
tween Silesia and the state road in
good condition for travel at mini
mum Of expense to the association.
Owing to the material saving and
the satisfaction derived from the re-
cent cooperative purchase of berry
boxes, and with view to making
other purchases in Q similar manner,
the berry box committees has been
requested to obtain quotations on
other commodities needed on the
farm. Delegates to represent the as
sociation at the May meeting Of the
county community council were
chosen.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
Hand Made Blouses
Are Summers Favored
$3.50

THE value is in keeping with scant in
trimmed with genuine filet lace, and touches
of hand embroidery combine with the hand
drawn work in many designs.
The Peggy collar is in evidence, although
for those who like the Tuxedo style with
vestee there are just as many. There isn't
a machine stitch in the entire collection, and
all sizes are included.
This class of blouse is the perfect kind for
summer.
Second F1oor-Upper Level
Evening star., 1922-05-16
GERMAN FLAGS BURNED.
Monarchist Mob Tears Down Re.
public's Emblems at Munich.

News. Copyright, 1922.
BERLIN, May 16.-Munich, the hot
bed of German Imperialism, was the
scene of a monarchistic outbreak
Sunday night A mob Of militarists,
including many former officers,
stormed the building over which the
coIors of the German republic were
flying.
They tore down the new dags.
poured gasoline over them and
burned them. Members Of the social
ist parties, who organized q counter
attack, were stoned by the monar-
chists, who outnumbered the work.
ingmen.
More serious trouble is expected. as
the laboring people are very much
worked up over the incident.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
ITALIAN EDITORS IN DUEL

MILAN. May 15.-Prof. Benito Mus
solini, leader of the fascist, or ex-
treme nationalists, who bears more
than one hundred wounds received in
battle, engaged in a duel yesterday
with Signor Missiroli, editor of the
Turin Secolo, over differences arising
from articles appearing In their re-
spective newspapers. Prof. Nussolini
is editor Of the Popolo Italia of Milan.
The fascist leader won In seven as
0aults lasting forty minutes. The
duellers refused a reconciliation after
their meeting. '
Evening star., 1922-05-16

AM ENTITIES

Despite Cloems and Kil.joys, niceties Of
behavior are NOT obsolete. True, in ones
daily rounds one encounters much to confirm
Nthe belief, but just at the crucial moment
along comes the retort courteous to dispei the
error.
Lord Chesterfield said: "A gentleman does
not have manners; he has manner" Others
TO the manner born" declare that gentle
man does not practice one set of manners in
buainess and another in sseiety. Your real
thoroughbred is always At ease, always prac.
iced in politeness.
Cardinal Newman averred that. the real
gentleman and lady were those who consid.
cred the feelings of others. So it goes, lies
amenities always revert to kindness consider.
alton Of others, unselfshness, which pays com.
pound interest, besides stamping one with that
unmistakable brand Of good breeding.
This establishment is constantly endeavoring
to impress upon its, force the efficacy Of
courtesy, civilfty, unsel6shness to one another
a well - to our esteemed pstrons.
1::zz;,,aa,
Evening star., 1922-05-16
At $1.OO and ST. IS

Corset Covers with straps or built-up
shoulders. The higher priced group com
prises embroidery and hand-drawnwork,
some with ribbon run through. The dollar
group consists of hand-scalloped styles.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
At $2.25

Philippine Gowns and Envelope chemise-An
exceptional assortment OF styies-the more elab-
orate kinds with floral, eyelet colado, solid,
drawnwork and other novel touches. A selection
that makes choosing delight.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
Philippine Lingerie
Make Sales Of May Unusual
Because of Unusual Pricing Z,

IVES, indeed-s.special sale! Better than
I any one could possibly expect Such
success that we decided to extend the treat
another day.
Philippine Lingerie requires no introduc-
ton Every woman knows it is all done
by hand, all about the fine native work in
scallops and designs, its GOODNESS and dainti-
ness-so all we have to tell is that the nain-
sock is finest quality, firm in weave and
silky in finish. Prices tell the rest.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
AT $1.65

Philippine Gowns ami Envelope chemise-In
several beautiful styles. The Chemise have strap
or built-up shoulders. The Gowns have kinono
sleeves Hand-embroidery is the sort for which
Filipinos are noted.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
AT $2.o5

Philippine Gowns and Envelope ChensiseNA
host OF styles Descriptions are out of the ques-
ton Heavy embroidery, including ALI the clever
stitches and designs ribbon run and touches that
belong to expensive garments
Tnira EIssr-Lasssu.sAs Z. sBretAsr
Evening star., 1922-05-16
Narrow Leather
Belts, each Soc

Complete line in patent leather.and kid
In vogue for wearing with Jackets, frocks,
sweaters, etc. They ard used for chill
dren's Russian honses, too, and are useful
as we'll a. style feature,
Evening star., 1922-05-16
Washes Well!
Looks Well!
Wears WeDY
36-Inch
Fast-Co1or
Perca1e
1E5c

probably want
I several bungalow aprons,
house dresses and garments
for which this S6-inch percale
is especially woven. Light
stripes and figure patterns in
variety you'll like. 1t is
equally suitable for boys
bfouses, children's play
clothes, etc. Its value is for
you to judge when you ex-
anime it closely.
Evening star., 1922-05-16
36-Inch Medallion
Longcloth, Yard, J8c

Sheer, SOFT. perfect finish
and a serviceable quality for
Summer lingerie and domes-
tic uses. Priced as Sales of
May special!
Third Floor LansbuFEh 4 Brother
Arizona republican., 1922-05-21
Weather Is AS Weather Does

stop, skip and stop. with knowing
turn of the head as if they can hear
everything that goes on beneath the
clods. Yet a gopher all but nips the
toe of startled hen. She squeeps
coyly, but no chivalrous cock re-
proves him; month from now he
would make the welkin ring.
The yellow tail-bands and gay little
red wing buttons OF the waxwings
who move in a body from tree to tree
down the aisles of the orchard do not
signify anything. The shy birds wear
them as unchangingly as they do the
air OF being demurely self f-conscious
about them, and they do not nest un-
til the very end OF the season. Qs it
those pesky grubs already nestled in
the blossoms, ready to bore down into
the fruit, or only stamens they are so
industriously thinning?) But their
fellow horticulturist, the black-head-
ed grosbeak, has his red and yellow
warpaint on; the warblers are gay
as the very dandelions; and that
means counting time.
Birds, birds, birds, wherever you
look, but never note--ah, there one
pipesi One in sparrow brown. La,
ia, re-" he goes, in the C-scale, flat
ting fearfully. He tries his faulty ar
peggio over and over He should feel
dissatisfied! Yet lady bird listens
attentively. 'Eh?' she mods, there's
voice, once the sun puts it in tune.
Only when he shines they'll be gone
and only the squirrels on some dis
tant hillside will know who is sing
ing. So-long may the CLOUDS be
lingeringi