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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
Becton Features the Fourth of
July By Having Real Basket
Picnic Which Was Well Attended

VI VI. Dupre, superintendent Of the
Lubbock Schools, made a short, well
directed and appealing address in
favor Of his old school mate and
fellow teacher, S. NJ. ~ Mars, for
Superintendent Of Public lnstruc-
tion IN Texas, we were made 10
know that the times when men
stood up for men because Of a
common ideal and brotherly love
have not passed in TO the discard.
Mr. Duprc is making a hard fight
In the interest Of his friend, and
declared tnat the people Of Texas
have an opportunity 20 place the
control Of our schools in the hands
of man who he knows will attend
the responsibilities Of that office
with credit 10 the entire state, and
helpfulness 70 the boys and girls
that will last long in the making Of
great and mighty people
After all those fine talks Mr..
Haynes became very enthusiastic
about the work al hand, and after
saying a few words in appreciation
Of the extraordinary attentativeness
Of the audience, announced that
dinner would b. spread within
few minutes, and that is where we
came in
Chicken. pie, cake, barbecue,
roast pig, roast beef, boiled beans,
potatoes, salad, chicken dressing,
gravy, and all the trimmings at
traCted the attention Of the picnic
ers for more than an hour. Those
people certainly know how to en-
tertain, especially al noon time, and
for ours we viii admit that we viii
no doubt spend July a. 1898, at
Becton.
Talks by the local candidates were
main features Of the evening, adj
ded To the rOdeO, baseball game,
and dozen other amusements made
that one of the most interesting
places of amusement in the country.
Hats of TO Becton and the 4th
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
SANTA FE PROPERTY is
GUARDED BY LOCAL MEN

Guy Hufstedler, John McCulloch
and Homer Merrill are 40 Slaton
guarding the Santa Fe property until
the strike situation is relieved. They
are all efficient officers. and the
railroad officials should feel glad TO
have them for this special duty.
While nothing has been expected
Of the striking railroaders, the water
tanks, bridges, and houses along the
line have been under guard since the
walkout, and the officers win be kept
on the job until the strike is over.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
HEREFORD BUSINESS MEN
WILL MAKE TRADE TRIP

Hereford. July 3.-Business men
Of Hereford have signed up to make
trade trip to Bellview, N. NJ, in or
der TO get better acquainted with the
folks in that trade territory. The
exact date has not yet been fixed.
The trip will be performed by auto
nobiies
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
LOCAL MAN ENJOYS RACES
AT ABILENE JULY FOURTH

J. B. Pryor and sons. Harry and
Roy, returned Wednesday from Abi-
lcne. where they attended the auto
mobile races, celebrating the 4th Of
July. They left Monday. making the
trip by automobile. and report a
splendid trip.
All three were greatly elated over
the entertainment at Abilene and
will no doubt be ready to boost such
features for Lubbock when the same
is appropriate.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
CHuLDRESS FAMILY WILL
MAKE THEIR HOME HERE

Mrs. W. n. Mcdonnell and chill
dren, arrived in Lubbock Wednes-
day from their home M Childress,
and will make their home here. Mr..
Mcconnell bought The W. A. Ter
rell Grocery store several weeks ago,
and the family are now joining him.
The trip was made by automobile.
and was a very pleasant one. The
good roads Of the plains were es-
pecially pleasing 10 the newcomers
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
CHILD BURNED WHILE
PLAYING WITH MATCHES

Hereford. July s-Glad~s, 3-yesr
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs G.
T. Rockwell. received burns today
from which she is liable 20 de. The
child was playing with box or
matches when her clothing became
fired. and she was severely burned
before the flames were exiinguish-
ed
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
HOME BREW QUARTET
THANKFUL FOR PATRONAGE

The Home Brew Quartet which
rendered the splendid program at
the Community Auditorium last
Tuesday evening. wish to express
their thanks 20 the people Of Lub-
book and community for the liberal
patronage accorded them The re-
ceipts netted the auditorium fund
about sixty dollars.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
TEXAS MAN ARRESTED IN
CANADA ON OLD CHARGE

Hale Center, July 3.-Word was
received from Montreal, Canada.
that Edward Coburn. wanted here
on a charge of obtaining s46,0
by false pretensc. was arrested az
that place and Is being held for
cxtradltion.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
COTTON DOING GOOD IN
QUANAH COMMUNITY

Quanah. July 3.--Cotton is making
rapid growth under the hot dry
weather of the last two weeks. In
the Lazarre community cotton Is
putting on squares and blooms. Maize
has begun to head under the exceed
ingly warm weather. Farmers are
giving much attention TO their cot
ton this year and prospects are very
bright for long runs for gins and oil
mills.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
CENTER SUNDAY SCHOOL
DfSAPPROVE SUN. BASEBALL
Resolution

Cenirf, June %, IyZZ.
We. the officers, teachers and
members Of Center Sunday School.
do hereby earnestly appeal 70 the
Commissioners to prohibit Sunday
baseball in the Lubbock Fairgrounds.
We declare il a desecration Of the
Sabbath.
We do most earnestly commend
the stand taken by our worthy COM
missioner, Mr.. Wheeler Of Precinct
No. 3, in trying 10 preserve the
Sanctify Of our Sabbath.
Signed Center Sunday School.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
TINY KEEN HERE VISITING
BROTHERS a BIG MAN

L. S. Tiny Keen, Of the A. &
NJ. College. is here visiting his
brother. Curtis A. Keen. Of the
Plains Agricultural journal. Young
Keen Is certainly living up to his
name, as he is about -four inches
taller than his journalistic brother,
and is an athlete Of considerable
reputation, having set up a record
in disc throwing in 1921, and in
1922 broke that record, which has
not been equaled by any other
athlete.
He is well pleased with the
plains, and we are indeed glad 10
know that there is possibility Of
attracting another Of the type Of
Curtis A.. TO this section.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Mr. Roscoe Wilson returned SAT-
urday from San plfee. California,
whero .ho haa hoen visiting her
frisni. Nra Calby Thomas. formerly
~ lnhholk While Ia California
Nra wIlaon Waited Long Beach.
la Angeles and olhsr po|nls AZ 10.
tsfosf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07
ABILENE LADY DIED ON
NINETY-SECOND BIRTHDAY

Abilene, June 30.--Mrs. Margaret
NJ. Rohh, who died here today on
her ninety-second birthday, was the
widow Of the Rev. W. {. kohb, who
AZ the time Of his death slxiy-four
years ago, was presiding elder q
the Memphis. Tennessee. district of
the Southern Methodist church. uuf"
Val Will be a. Memphis
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Smyne wilson. l.. e. EIlls. add =
n. Iewla and families. mpInTnd
over 81 CrnahYinn Tuesday. I1 spFHi
the day A VeIt onIoIan|N time
uaa spenl. and the men are h<|&
a their eolk. n|ad 20 have had he
nnInlInn||l ~ |n0E over ne HN4.
isila| leaHlFl saIsfsni ~ iaA1><k.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Mrs. Ed Wilson lef. Tuesday for
Balinger, where she viii visit Mr.
wilson's sister and brother, Mrs.
Clyde Falls, and Mr. Vance Wilson.
returning home Friday with her
two children. J. B. and Evelyn, who
have been visiting there for the
past three weeks.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Evelyn, four year old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs y A. Morgan, under
went an operation for appendicitis
saturday. July I. and a. the appsn.
dir had heon ruplured her physicians
worked under most critical dlsadvan-
iagcs % ave her life. but glad 10 say
that up % this time she has heen
sufilng along nicely. and no serious
complications noN are feared.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Mr.. Edgar inmon. who has been
an employee Of the Leader Depart
ment Store for some time. Il taking
a much deserved two weeks vaca-
tion. Her work has always been
10 the very best interest of herrus-
toners and the store. and her ah-
ssncs h keenly felt.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Mr. lsy nas.lnssr of southland,
underwent a. epsfeilon Ia a iofal
an|laT.nm Wednesday
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Mr. and Mrs. Jed Rix and Henry
Brown. Of the Rix Furniture a
Undertaking Company, accompanied
BY Mrs. Joe Hilton. left "Wednesday
for Big Spring, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Rix viii visit with relatives. Mr.
Brown will be engaged In some
special work with the Rix house a
that place. and Mrs. Hilton will
Visit relatives and friends The
trip was made ~ automobile.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Mrs. n. r. Gooch, Of O'Donnell.
for the past twenty-five years a clti-
scn II that vicinity, and known a.
one II the most progressive pioneers
In the early days on the flalns, a In
local HanltaIlum, having undergone
an operation recently. Nhe y well
knoNn throughout the I.uhhoek sec
llan. and her snddsn lllnesa y the
soures III mueh hsleafems1 among
hos nam lI|lnds
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

W. Randolph and Misses Allen
and nellah, of Barrier hros. Depart
ment Store, muloIed over 20 Hale
Center Tuesday afternoon o. attend
lhs Fourth ol July celebration held
there. Goat FopIna. bah fsmes and
other HpoTls wsIs The main afInI'
neon alIlaIl|nna
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-07

Ed Rowley left this morning for
Durant, Oklahoma, Bonham. Nckin-
ney, Hillsboro and Dallas. Texas,
where he will look after-the interest
Of the r. 4 X. Theatres. and viii
return 10 Lubbock after visiting sew
cral days with homcfolks at Dallas.
Mr.. Rowley has been very progress
sivc and aggressive in the manage
ment of his theatre here, and has
made many frdlends among the
movie fans. as well as other poo-
pie ~ this section.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27

nee \ Preserve do ktortho sbvodb
znpa spads. M deviatlShs novych
zrebinooeh zsssd xnj1d plemeno hi.
|snfsks arAbsky 4 lipic canskk
Abeajsi6 lup4. Drazstevis
'podhiky s6 |. Usttedns trdzstvo,
'hospodSrske drnzstyo 4 Svojpo.
income sdruf6die vychodosloveA.
'sRycA gaztlor Stredn& llospodar.
ska skola Y kosiciach il styriros.
ny tstav. D6ssrsx otvorsts boy
tri rocnfky. Pocet ziakov 71 i ]
toho: slovdkov II, techoy il.
Nemci 5, Mad d'ari A, Buihar I.
|V zaps n1ajas q y6Ss kenfs 81, ,129
rozneho debytta, 14,279 osipanych
a SO koz.
Tksn6iaa11Ia fnpa. - Cakrova
repa 60 do naosstva boaa h1Ssia
aeE min. reku. CahFovka bola ma.
padnnta sksdkvym hnAyzem, ID.
+sijaGoh fspevym iaa $50 hat. ja1-
trach. 2 56 p6fsAie pfaeovale ,
1920 43 a bolo vyrobene 8,156 HI
liehu. Y minulom roku " paleni
'ciach bola zpfacovana iajviac cu.
krotks sisstotne drobat 4 zka.
zene zemiaky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27

nosti Y Prahe sdelila moravskyfz
. shezskym tovArhanA h je nh
dovolene, aby vyvaxaly cnkor II
Slovensko, ktory je, urceny plt
Moravu Sliezsko.
xbojnici naPAdl stalzicu. ii.
dec. vecer Y kxiSi {Abanisk& VI
tnapadli 9 osbfojenf chlapi stanit.
nj dopravn1 kancsl6ria. Uradni.
etvu hrozili zbrahcti. TfednostA
Istanice vyskocil ceE oblok, aby
lpriviedol pomoc. Siestf sbojnici 81
pustili "a nm traja stfzzili T.
radnikov. Jeden dradnfk0v, Han
zalik, zaeal ma zbojnikov striss
l'at' fevelvera, na 60 xbojniti
strel 'bou olpovedali. Pfsdnosta
sa neocak&vane vr6til do kance-
larie d Hanzalfk mysliac, Se je ID
jeden 10 zbojnikov stfelii. Gull d
lprednostu trsfila do A1avy tax, IL
hned' zoaArel. Ma fachot baiziaccj
Esa zeleznice zbojnfci uSli.
- "N&rodnie Novint" dvot
Ityxdennikom. = " ObfaHa" dostala
kab. zvest', ze ture. sv. 1adrtinske
Narodnie Noviny'', ktore vycho.
Oily ako dennik, boly pretvorens
ma dvojtyzdennik a prestaly byt'
orgS1dm slovsnskej Aatodnej stra
my. Mar. Noviny saa IA jssafsfn ca
sopisom slovenskym, v 50. focni-
ku. Boly j $ HlinksvJn "Slova-
lkom" jsdiaJA denazkdsA y1astne-
| nJhi Slovakhii. Ako rSlovak /,
tax Mar. Noviny bojuj1 IA Pitts
bhrghk6 Dohodu, pFeto 50 i'm fl
|nanene zle vodf a preso akiste
Mar. Noviny fnusely prestat' w
chodit denne, co je vel 'kA skoda.
Slev. nafodna straaa akiste zakla-
da svoj vlastHJ organ Bratisla-
We, preto "Nar. Noviny' prestaly
byt' jej organofi.
Tfvaly dosor mad mAjetlzauli
mad. magn&tov IA s1svenska.
statny poaemkovy irad V Irene.
TepIiciach oznamuje, ze podl'a
zakona 70 12. febfuara 1920 Dol
uvaleny trvaly dozor mad zabra-
nymi majetkami nasleduj1cich
mad 'arskych magnatov na Steven
sku: L'ud. Windischgraetza v
Nagykoevesi, Juliusa Andrassy
no n. Trebisove, Stefana Rakov-
skeho vo Vel'kej Stiavnici a M
berta Apponyiho ' Ebefhardte.
nima-1nur&ns1Ea spolocnost'.
Rima-murailsko Saigotafjanska
spoIoenost', kontrofujhca zeiesni-
Gu, bane ma zcleznu rldu, zele-
ziarne a baAe ma uhlie, postavena
bude pod statny dozor. ziada to
spravny vybor zupy gemersko-
malohontskej ' rezolucii 20 daa
80. decembra.
vel'ky vichor v Presove. Y
Presove {Sarisska ~ ma >okoli
|zuril koncom deeembra vel'ky vi
|chor, ktory strhol rim. kat. far
skebo kostola strechu.
4 N1inistersky predseda DR.. Ds-
nes v Kosiciach. 90. dee. prisiel
do Kosfc min. predseda a min. "a
hranicnyeh yeci Or. Benes. Ma ma
Idrazi uvitany boil kosickym zupa-'
nom DIR. RunlanOrl, koSlckym Ee-
|neralom Hanakom, zupnym pU-
|radcom Bullonf, polies5aym ria.
'ditci'om Or. Klfmofn q zenplfai-
|skym zupanom dr.. slavikon. 2
nadrazia odobral sa min. Befes
aufomobilofn ha zupansky dola,,
potion odisiel peso ma pfechads-
ku po meste, pfehliadnut 81 kssi-
|ckt d6n a kspid q he kosiSte
|pozofuhodnosti. Petom edobFal So
peso ma mestske klziste, kde 61,
sid dobu medzi obecenstvona %
axbinon sledovsl sibsta eet6e~
no Sportovneho obeeenstva. KID
.obecenstvo poznalo min. predse-
du, 50 zaujmoaa ho pszdfavcvs1o.
Potom odisiel peco ha vece1u %
|Ssikfksa, odtisl' IA n6dfssie, -
vo. vIska prcnooeval. 50. dec. oil
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INSTRUCTION

MONEY al : r-E cent on RIchmony pre-
.ItI- SO hrnkcraEs. /. .. ItnI 1913.
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tTO.IfDRH
Service s,a,ions-Kcpatring 1,

MACK COSBY Auto supplies. vuIcan!zinE.
tube repairing Madison 1886
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
lNDENED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE


Use tho Tclephone-Cun Randolph J
AK tor Want AID Inker
CLASSIFIED aay ertisenents ordered
for IfiE hlChMOND ZINES DIS
pATCh oniiy nlornIns edition VIII
appear In the next edition OF Tan
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morning anu
evening service III ali instances. wIla
the exception or II l. u y ID A !.
TIMES DISPATCH, which IL pric 81
separately
Schedule OF Wan, Al Hates
&c - woru daily. miniuuum
zoe, set SOLID
she word SUNDAY. minimum
zoe, set solid
consecutive Insertions in
ciuuinS sunoa}. DC woru.
consecutive Insertions. in
ciud!ns sunday, ivc word.
Mote the red uction for consecutive
iassrtlOnH.J
Display type
The largest iLpe permitted IN III,
haa> AZ pasts yOIHi. anu tL7
smallest SpaSe MnIIn Appoint
type al may ue set one inca. Tue
WORD da!!! Anu ~ ceais "a "ord sun.
DAY. Inc same scsie OF reductions
Viii sppiy as Tor regular want ad5.
Caps, uEoAen INES. white space axe
eAa:sec toI ~ "a. .esu.a: nOrG Iate
estimate NoIus to the line.
Lonser term Ia.eh loi business 49,
>s...sv.s OH :eQues-
ADV eEt!senleEis received Iato as
10 A. ~. anu - =. -. es<a week J.y
Eno Up 10 +. u. Saturday Tor correct
>.ass!.v"tIon in the neat EDITION.
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SEE Cs 'or u.ed cars. Apply Hea.n
MOTOR 60.
FOR real bargains IN used ears see Jones
Motor 'o 1851 West Broad Street.
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LABOREnS wANTED-S.w buildings
1900 block Rosewood Avenue. Sc. Air
Flourney: Muhirman \ k.yho.
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dNSOL9LEMLNiS
Deaths

Deaths
MeSAM : E--p.ed. =; ;he Retreat a, $50
~ Thursday. jug .sin. Grace sic
Nance. zlsAr-E * SAT-. q 40 Ng.. tr-a. -
S!c$ Nance. tUae.a. su.s!cs. .. MT
aunt -->.a.ae=. .yV: Nss, Can s;I. y.
4ategi-e.; = H.ve.v.eS CLOCK
Er.G-. afternoon.
C'AEAAA-Tae tuners. .: r ". Il
Asa.4 ~. taAe p.A-s FG.G4! ale.l
July -. a. DOCS :.o!E - Z. Car.s-
-" -oEtaa!y Cna2e" IateEIu-E; =;
clifton Ee.ss. Va
TUkSsULL-D.aG. Thursday, :: ~.
AoE!s n -swgeaceY!!-. ~ Edward n.
!IT"u-.., JE. as wIs tne soE ~ :As
late Eua. koeeEt TGr1D4.. ana =. ,H-
v:Y.1 ~ w.:e and ;hEee children
Cards OF Thanks 3
WCOLDE .i',i E-Tne family o. the !ste
Il. ". 0O.dg.Gse Acknowledge Yltn
gT1.e:-. appreciation ;a- ainG eApr..-
s.oa q your sy.n.~Lay - ia... $50 a. =
Ieave.aeI.i.
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USED CAR

OSED YAK
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We have several used
cars recently traded in
as part payment On
new Durants that we
will dispose Of at ex-
ceptionally low prices.
We consider them good
trades, else we would
not have taken them
into our stock. You
can purchase any one
of these cars and give
it a day trial. If
it does not prove as we
represent it and does
not give satisfaction,
THE FULL P u R
CHASE PRICE WILL
BE RETURNED TO
YOU without question.
Our service includes
free driving lessons
and securing license
tags for the purchaser.
FORD TOURING ...........sl75
OVERLAND !. tour. ....... 900
BUICK I. TOUR. ............ $50
OVERLAND : SEDAN ....... $50
OVERLAND go. ROADSTER 2-5
SrupERAkE;R TOURING.
1-PASS. ....... ............. ~
OVERLAND 81. TptR!NG.. $50
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Read Schedule Of Want Ad at Top Of First Column
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnlcd-iremaie

- Requirements: bust.
ness college or high school education,
considerable experience In dicts,ion,
h'Hhrsi personal roterencss. permane n,
position In new Office of large cumpany
APPLY Manager. General Onir., I;rcat
~ J.. Tea Co.. Eleventh and canal.
YOUNG LADY wanted. from is TO "a
for interesting clerical work IN largo
nnW Once requirements: hish school
education general eIpsrienos, Highest
personal references: good salary for tho
tIKht |! pc or girl. Apply ono, manager,
\. l.. Eleventh and Canal.
private branch .,chapr.
operator. must he of good appearance
and address. knowledge ~ onico detail
desirable but not essential II appiica mt
Is willing TO learn. give fun details, In.
ccInding salary desired. In hrst letter.
BoN 6s5, care The Dispatch.
ladies and Kiris for our
O.. oindery, experienced and not expert
enced. Rood pay: pleasant work Ap.
'c"rccc iiRpLU HRDLu RDLCcccccccm
ply ready FOR work. Williams Printing
CO.. II North Fourteenth
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WANTED AT ONCE =
Machinists, boiIermak-
ers, blacksmiths, pipe
filters, sheet metal work
ers, car repair men,
two experienced coach
painters; a Isl expert
enced helpers. Perman-
ent employment to COM
petent men. Apply r., +.
& P. r. r. Shops, head
of Leigh Street, H. j..
Warthen, Superintendent
Motive Power.
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MAN wanted. yVuns. about %. 10 10
stock "ui.iins work IA l.rs. new Office.
Requirements. At Least high school
education. GOOD personality. some office
experience. highest personal r"fer-nc.u
tnusua! opportunity f'r cHpabi. man
with initiative. NppIy Manager. GENERA.
r'iic-. 4. & T.. Eleventh and canal
MES wanted, several. t., s-Il furniture
Good proposition. Call Randolph llS7-J.
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Business Equipment


SMALL soda fountain Nnd ,iectr!c car
honaipr. must ." sold quick. bargain
sit Fart Marshall
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SALE
USED FORD CARS.

CiND o-AlNIo.
TihES AND MODELS THESE CARS
- r. hEhH hlt"HI At RIGHT
-. n,:''n -: !9%En WHEREVER
~ hcHAsEH tue LOWEST rRICED
AID hfS INANS'DN! los.
..,, ,,.,
f'Eh ip' FiN'' ~ MODEL.
aims o"iS used lAr". months.
, .
ost" ~ 49, ~! MODEL.
FORD TpuhMi i'2i MODEL.
iH,. new '"?. or"r~.1" "he"! and IocH.
-''''h'''''- ''"i''''" "Atv'i"h'. good ures.
. r,.u
.an.''rn tn -'",,r, ana d"monntahl.
49, '"'' H w." bE conservative
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ihos. who have worked with plumb.rs
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LOS EsTADOs UNIDOS no RE
TRAN TODAS SUS TROPAs
DEL RHIN

WASHINGTON, mayo A. Respon-
diendo a una nota de los Aliados, el
secretario de Estado, mister Hughes,
ha hecho constar que durante el mes
actual sc daran 6rdenes para cue mas
500 soldados destacados en- Ell Rhin,
retornen Estados Unidos.
Dijo ell secretario de Esta que ell 60
bierno ha revocado IA orden seg1n la
cual todas las tropas narteamericanas
del Rhin deberian regresar a Estados
Unidos antes del primero de julio agre-
gando Que Sc ha acordado que una par
te de las divisiones del general Allen,
permanczca en- Ell Rhin, hasta recibir
6rdenes posteriores del secretario de
la Guerra.
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FL fuego en- Ell estableci-
nliento de Ike Goldsmith
Ante estos repetidos SiniestrOs las companies
de SeguroS adoptan importGntes medidaS

Aver, de madrugada, Sc produjo
un violento incendio en- el estableci-
miento de Ropa Hecha, de Ike Gold
smith, situado en- la Plaza Baldorio-
ty.
Rapidamente Sc propag6 por todo
el edificio el voraz elemento que oca-
siono considerables perdidas los We
cinos que habitaban la planta alta
del edifcio, con motive del derrum
be de US murallas interiores, al
gunos inquilinos estuvieron a punto
de perder la vida, a no ser por la
extraordinaria prontitud con Sc Ian
aaron la calle.
La pronta intervention de los bonn
beros, autoridades y pueblo en- gene
raj sirvio para localizar ell siniestro.
Despues de haber visitldo el inte
rior del edifcio, podemos informar
que ell mismo ha quedado casi inser-
vible, pues ell desprendimiento de las
viguerias entresuelo, ha ocasiona
do el desplome de una parte de la
casa y ell estado general constituye
IN verdadero peligro, a juzgar por
10 que decIan personals al parecer
entendidas en- estas cosas.
Tanto las existencias del estable-
cimiento, como ell edifcio estaban
aseguradas en- fuertes surnas de di
nero Y en- diferentes conpanfas.
Ell Fiscal Arrillaga investiga muy
lactivamente los hechos.
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un resultado satisfactorio; pues OBJ
tuvimos contestaci6n a preguntas di
rigidas en- ingl6s, espahol y fran
ces.
FL procodimiento para esta comuni
caci6n operaba del modo siguiente:
a la preguntai iTratase de algdn
familiar de este ioyen? Respondie-
ron con dos golpes que de acuerdo
con 10 convenido de antemano signi
ficaba no. jTienes inter6s en- CO.
municarte con este joven? Tres
golpes signifcado de ST. Y asf por
el estilo nos respondieron infnidad
de preguntas.
Estas fueron las 6nicas manihes-
teciones que pudimos observar en- la
noche de nuestra vista. Y en- honor
a la verdad tenemos que manifestar
cue no podemos hacer afrmaci6n al
guna en- cuanto la naturaleza o
autenticidad de los citados fenome-
nos pues no tuvimos en- aduel mo
mento nj mas tarde en- nuestra Sc
gunda vista, oportunidad de cons
tatar y comprobar dichos fenpme-
nos de acuerdo con las rigurosas con
diciones rsqueridaS en- estosI Tasos
para una investigation seria de los
hechos. Por el contrario las condicio