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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

Dr ro-ttll~ hps moved hH offices :,
,lG stat" Npn Bank Illig Phone w
tINf Ndy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
Police After w. y. Rlch,rd.

TUHVo "T0VT w VI T7''H'T" ~
authorities uir luuNus Tor " " N'h
ards who was uuiil to-day h,li IN the Guy
Inll on n chhtg" ~ yugTnurb lNrhnrds
was putting together some attractive
cnRmclcd signs .rHutlOulnE automobile
dryqrr tu ohservF.lhr speed llhl, when
he found mn upp|Ftuuty to tax" French
onvo ~ the iRllor on duty. llugh 10.
Ma,lcts The work ou the signs WnH not
completed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
Staten Plead. No, oul,y Luth,

ten. charged with ausnult with lnlout tu
KIN upon Edward Russell q foreman at
swift a con plant, wnr .artRlFucd To-Day
before Jusilru ~ the lonr" nunUll hlc
pleaded not gullty aud h7 bona was
u,cd az tl'uu llin preliminary hear
'ug was uol for July IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

HOGS But q few hundred head made
up the closing DAYS supply In the local
hog division Trading WAS active and
geuerplly 50l0o higher Top was SO GO
and the bulk ilhl5N 10 80. Iigs sold
up to $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ads, Please Mention Time-
STOCK statesmen

n with the best Stock Statesmen the We
and popular business and bankers
in WE HAVE LETTERS
THE
MAN WE CAN OFFER THE STRONGEST SELLING
Five the sold
percent of liberal commission will be paid and considering the
stability proposition than they
IA
INTERVIEW THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MEN Mr.
Thompson Apartment Lee Majestic Building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
COTTON HIGHER
BUT IRREGULAR
Little Trading Features the
Market Today,
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. July T The market
closed sicndy, point up to b points below
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

rlrc Insurance wal % TaG upubaw.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED

HAVE buyer for 10 7-room house close
In. must bc modern. and IN good neigh.
horhood owner phone what YOU have, II
you wish TO sell TO
JAY j pWYFU
Real FRtste Department
r. + STEWART & co,
20 West Main. Maple S'J'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

turter Would ErlIst An application
10 serve In tho medical corps OF the reg
ular army was forwarded 10 Washington
yesterday bF George " Hunter. city
It,Nslrinn IN Hunter iS n msmbcr OF
exemption board No hrrn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

Soap Price Advances Tho prCo Of
Eunp IN On tho Increase, many of tho
cent hufH selling four Tor quarter and
the ~ cent hpra two for n quarter Hu-
gar took u jump from 1886 to 800 this
week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
eluht rrs,ue Complaint, Eight

plants were Higucd ut the pollrr station
last nlght ana s"rrly today changing e.
rcodIpg the hprrd limit ono Rut"isi wa
urIeSNrd charged with driving nn auto.
mohllo without lights. on" fur operating I"
ear with glHring lights aud two pniklns
overtime
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

MILTON To ne Collected II is estimated
by George " Noblc. state highway
loytcd this year IN automobile licenses
Up to July t. IllO0ou had horn collected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

Id l. Hahn Undertaking 60 Wa. %.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

state TO Lend Monsy The state has a
plan 10 lend money ~ nominal ratio
~ luirrost 10 farmers who nre unable 10
buy seed wheat Tor next year. Governor
Williams IL wording out arrangements
40 help the farmers whose crops wtro 80
poor this year they ala not raise seed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
B


Exemption nuArd psport Due Tho rr
uuit of ,,,mptlun hoard No t. composed
~ Cmrcs u S,Iby /, J snrtu uud
ia H. West y,lu bo roml,lrtpl 20.
Wvh uml viii nr forwarded Ia Wnsh-
mEtm NJ once mo number ~ regis
tai nnpro, ,unnt,I' .un A II.r nr ,nr
names nf tho,r. t,uIal,,rl In mo pr,rIur,u
examined b., nug unlrl vIu hr uosled
r., ,nu,th,,,s,
N,o,o Arr.,,.a nu.n ,,,,,i,lr,. ,Irrrd
lNn lNtIl ot pn automobile. W NIkri NnH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

lynn 10 Named Captain 4 decision to
nhm" John j. Lynn u captain Of tho fire
department was rrnched Yesterday by
tho Guy commissioners Hlttiug M u com.
wlti'y ~ III" whole. Mark krrlet, com
missioner ~ public safety. was notified
hy the clvil Hcrvlco commission that
nctor iroupo would not bo appointed
lieutenant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

alleged thief ~ McCMln county, was
brought To Oklahoma city today ioi
treatment at u local hurpltal llr Was
shot recently 10y Dick ThUmns, u deputy
sheriff of McIAiu county, when attempt
Ing 10 cvudr arrest ON hungary charge.
lilo Ia believed To hc fatally wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

tesler Outlines Needs Fire fighting
'GlrW"nt costing ticj 900 In needed to
WluE oklahoma CitNs department up to
the standard of other cities of 10 900 TO
100 900 population. according 10 re-
poll by Mark kcslnr commissioner of
public snlrN. ana Ross nrooks fire
'hl"f bond issue probably will bo
submitted 10 d"tormlno If tho equipment
shall ha purchased
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07
Burglary Plea Today when Joe Pear

HUIUTAry FTea TOday When JOe Pear
."lN u'lE'd WITH pulk'nI,, NAg al
irln'd lriorc Justice Of the Peace r.
D. l'ouu'O today ho stated TINT no want
Duunoll would not accept tho plea and
ncld him iu tho dstrioi court wherc he
WIN ho allowed 10 cutter n plea this aft
riuOOu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

new ulnl for lim Taylor Il ncgru, rc.
ruuth convicted uf lho murder ~ John
Williams another Negro. whH oNrtrulod
by Diuliltt luIgo Odiicld today ana
Taylor was sentenced to ne imprlsou-
mrnt at hard labor. Nutro WeH gwen
that tie case wnuld be- appealed to the
criminal court uf appeals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-07

though tho greater number filed siiess
ufuukruu. ~ uu the part of the defend
ant Fifteen divorces have been applied
'nt In the dlHtrlct court since July !,
while Ia tho same length ~ time only
IHsuod
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
WAGES RISEIN0O
TRADES, BUT NOT
!. IN j. S. SERVICE

The Bureau of Labor Statistics OF
the Department Of Labor today made
public q convincing argument not
only against the dropping by Con
gress of the 8 and 10 per cent In
crease for Government workers but
for a larger increase.
Statistics on the union wage scales
in IO1 Of the principal trades are pub
lished. The figures show that In nj
teen days from May to May 49,
1916, the average rate OF wages IN
eighty trades was Increased, In nine
teen there was no change, and IN no
trade did the average rate go lower
The bakery trade, collectively re-
ceived an advance Of 2 per cent
All but one Of the seventeen brew
ing trades received an Increase rang
ing from l to s per cent.
Thirty OF the thirty-seven building
trades received an increase OF from
to IL per cent
Chauffeurs, teamsters. and drivers
received an Increase Of per cent
Freight handlers received the
greatest increase in any one occu-
Granite cutters had an increase OF
4 per cent
All of the metal trades gained an
increase of from 3 to 10 per cent
NIilIwork painters hardwood nm
ishers) received an increase Of IL per
cent.
In book and fob printing nine OF
the eleven trades received an In
crease, in no case, however, above
3 per cent
In the soft drink establishment
group. the increase was from ! to b
per cent in the several occupations.
Taken collectively, rates per hour
in 1916 were 4 per cent higher than
in 1915. 3 per cent higher than in
1914, II per cent higher than in 1910,
and 10 per cent higher than in 1907.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
DEPENDENCY CLAIMS
TOBE INVESTIGATED

A rigid inquiry into dependency ex-
emption claims was directed today by
Brig. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, provost
marshal general, in regulations for
warded to draft boards.
To determine whether persons are
really dependent on the registrGnt's
labor for support the boards are d.
rected to consider all existing. or
reasonable other means OF support,
excert public charity. In the case Of
q wife the boards are instructed to
consider what possible income she
would have il she went to work.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
FORD WILL APPEAL
FROM DODGE DECISION

DETROIT. Mich, Dec AN ap-
peaI-to the State Supreme Court has
been taken by the Ford Motor Com
pany and Henry Ford. its principal
btockholder. from the ruling OF the
lower court which has just decided
IN favor Of John F. and Horace z.
Dodge, who filed suit to force the
Ford Motor Company to disburse
SIS. 00o.0 900 as dividends.
Ford had planned to use the fund
for expansion projects. 1t is believed
that the case will ultimately go tS
the United States Supreme Court
The Washington times., 1917-12-07

tIeceP
tight now-free yourself at once from
all corn misery. II will peel off
paInlessiy, IN one complete piece, any
corn, old or young, hard or soft. or
between the toes, any callus, or any
corn that has resisted everything else
you have ever used. off II comes like
magic. Guaranteed.
All you need is or drops Of
SGets-It," that's all. -Gets-It" IL the
only safe way In the world TO treat
q corn or cailus. It's the sure way
the way that never fails. II IL tried
and true-used by mfllionB. Never
irritates the flesh or makes the toe
sore. It always works; peels-corns-off-
uke-a-banana-skin. 25c a bottle f. all
You need pay for "'Gets-It" at any drug
store, or sent on receipt OF price by
=. Lawrence a Co, Chicago, Ill.
: Sold in Washington and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy by
o'DonnelI's Drug Store. Peoples Drug
StoreGs p. @. Afneck.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
NEGROES INDULGE IN
GUNPLAY OVER GIRL

me Leppdlns are coming
This cry went up from mouth to
mouth along Six-and-a-half place north
west, between II and n streets. last
night, and the good folk OF that block
began banging doors and windows shut
But the raid" didn't last long. When
the smoke had cleared away II was
found that the sound Of the anti air
craft guns" was only two members OF
Washington's coIored population indulg-
ing in a little target practice at each
other after a quarrel over Maude Hen
derson, eighteen years old, who said she
lived at I414 Morris road, Anacostis-
The two gunner" did not qualify as
marksmen- After discharging six shots
at each other they vanished Maude
was taken into custody and questioned
ct the Second precinct. but later re-
leased. The gunner" have not been ap-
pretended
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
At $12.95 Up
to S16.95
Close
sPM

Separate skirts
trimmed and tailored
the pads and mixtures
Knnn's- Floor.
The Washington times., 1917-12-07
''Gets-lt," z Drops,
coEns Peel Off /!

For % Cents PeelS on % Corns
SGets-It," the greatest corn dis
eovery Of any age. makes toy-walk-
ers out Of corn-limpers. II makes
you feel IKE the Statue Of Liberty.
Buy q liberty bottle Of 'Gets-It
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

Pcro como e. general Gales no pue
de hacer frente a los generates Obre-
g6n, arrojo sus contra el
.iefe DC la oficina dc bienes interve-
nidos, a quien dirigio Ia siguientc car
Ia, desde Magda!cna, donde Sc halla-
ba hasta hace muy pocos dias:
"AnSelmo CorteS:
"Ya es intolerable 81 p~olitica reaS-
cionaria, Ia que ME hace suponer que
esta listed recibiendo beneficios de los
cnemigos de la REVOLUTION, es decir,
que Sc esta listed vendiendo a ellos.
Contra ordenes expresses del Presi-
dente de la Republica, ha ordenado
la desintervenci6n de la Hacienda de
Las PaYras," destinada a ser frac-
cionada a los indigenas del Rio Ma
yo, que con su sangre han conquis-
tado la libertad que esta listed bur-
lando Y que tienen mas meritos que
listed para recibir los beneficios dc
Ia Revolution. Esta desintervenci6n
la ha hecho listed a~poyandoSe en- Or
denes de la Secretaria de Hacienda.
0rdeneS giradaS en- virtud de las ges-
tones de listed mismo. Puede Sc
guir por csc canine, pcro cspere los
r~esultaGos. e. general, p. Elias Ca
lies"
FL jefe de la oficina de bicues in
~tcrvenidos ha declarado que 10 tienca
sin cuidado las amenazaS del general
Gales, porquc el obra bajo las Or
deues que lie han sido t~rasHaitidas
por el gobieruo del Centre, 1-i ,;,ie
depende, y porque %cuenta, ademas,
con Ell apoyo de los generates Obrc-
gon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30
NO HUBO N0TICIAS DE LAS OPE.
RACI0NES EN- Ell FRENTE
OCCIDENTAL.

LONDRES, Sophomore 29.-Los CO.
rrcSponsalcs en- los ~periodicos en- los
cuarteles generates ingleses en- Fran
cha, avisaron a todos sus p~eri6dicos
ingleseS Y americanos que no esperan
ningunas noticias de las operaciones
durante Ell dia de hoy.
Ninguna razon Sc da por los cita-
dos corresponsales, acerca de tai cir
cunstancia Y Ell aviso no ha dejado de
lamar Ia atenci0u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

WASHINGTON. -..icr:bre d.
Despachos de P~etrugrado reclbidoS
anoche en- Ia Embaiada rus acredi-
tada en- esta capital, dan cuenta de
la situaci6n politica que hay actual
mente en- csa capital y en- e. pals en-
general.
Por esos informes Sc desprende que
aquella no es NADIA buena que olga
mos, Y expresan que es impossible por
ahora poder hacer Il prediction
acerca del resultado del Congress- de-
mocratico, que representa- tan solo una
clase, puesto que Ia burgueSia ha 81
do eXcluida de tomar parte en- el. Cree
Sc que sera possible que el Congreso
reconozca a herensky y a. general
Verkovski, eSpecialmente este ultimo.
cue tiene Influenza con los radicales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30
sOLICITUDES MATRIMONIALES

MATRIMONIiL-un dollar, abrird 10, el
Gamma hacia In feltcldad. Con eSia can
tfdad ,Si.Gl) 10 enviarcmOS mIcStro Gaia
LOGO MATRIMONIAL lLuSTRAD0. con
nonbTcS V directories de muchaS damas
uuc deScan casarSc prontn. Pucde Id.
esrribir I CualGuiera dc elias Y cOntraer
a COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. Box as. VENICE.
CALF.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30
HAGEN HINUCOSAS NVESnCAC|ONES
PARA DESCUBR|R Los MOTIVES della
REBELLION DEL GRAIL. kORNROFF
Dicese que Sc lanz6 a la ~revuelta para con-
trariar los planes de los alemanes
Del resuiGado de las investigaciones que Sc estan
haciendo, dePerde la suerte del general rebeIde

kcrniloff formula una serie de mcdl-
das que considerable esenciales para
tai objeto. Substancialmente todas
elias fueron aprobadas por ell gobier-
no. pues solamente tres cuestlones
impogtantes quedaron pe%ndientes, a
saber: el restablecimiento de la pena
capital en- las bases militares del fren
te de operaciones; ell ensanchamientU
de la IONA de guerra Y Ia adopc!on
dc ciertas medidas militares en- Pc
~trogrado.
"Esta materials quedaron final
mente ~ajustadas, en- &c de Agosto,
caando va ell g%obierno provisional Sc
hallaba preparado para anunciar una
decision baasda en- un conVenio que
habia sido alcanzado pocos dias antes,
en- una ~conferencia entire ell Ministro
INFERNO de la Guerra, NJ. SaviToff y
cl general korniloff.
HuISS Ut que I'd pOilLiNd NOiiNS'At"
del gobierno provisional, pudiera ser
anunciada p~ublicamente, Ell gabinete
cecibio con gran sorpresa una deman-
ad del general Korniloff, pidiendo
1ue Sc lie invistiera con los poderes
de un dictator. Este mensaje fue
trasmitido a los miembros del gobier-
20 la misma tarde (26 de Agosto),
nor un miembro dc la Duma, Lvoff.
Tales sou los hcchoS eScncia!cS.
Las circunStancias que conduJcron al
General korniloft a obrar dc eSta
mancra. scran cXpueStas III la lnvcS-
tigacion judicial que Sc esta prcctl-
cando ahora. FL Ministro Prcsiden-
Re, N. Kerensky, esta fernando todas
les mediGas posibleS, a fin de que Ia
rebellion de korniloff y sus conse-
cuentes disturbioS, no obstruyan los
r.abajoS para Ell rapido restableci-
miento del poGer militar de Russia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

DESEG SABER eli paraderG dc nj Inadrs
sra. Tiorcncia TGliez y del ST. Pablo Her
rtindeZ, naiIvOS amhoS dc QL!crctaro. II
alo Dc 1919 Sa!lrron los dos para CdlifOr-
MIA. sin tencr 70 mas rlz0n dc cilOS. Ora
tificarc ron IN aIn de s%UsCripci0D al Sc
manaT!O IA PRENSA q Guien dIrija iu-
form"> rirrtOs a Antonio ESpinC3a, p.
Boz Is. DGdg" City. Kansas. $50.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

NA"h'N"''N' Hepuc"'o'c %
No'ic'aS o''c'a''S rc''n'o"S "e "uS'"'
Gan c"'HI' "e que {. Eo",e''o P'o.
EiS'oaai no nd ID Et"''"'
NoT'l!ol1 DC !" rc''oIS"oli'oau que
&c result" Por 81 mo~''Hl'e"t' fe'e'ue
*Ne 'E'eH'o d Pf'NclP'o oe' pIeSe"-
te mes y que una m'es''gac'o" !"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30
Gales disgustado contra Ell jefe de
bienes interyenid0s


La prensa que Sc edita en- la ciu-
! dad de Hermosillo, capital del Esta-
do de Sonora, trae una carta que ell
general Gales dirije al jefe de bic
mes intervenidoS, Anselmo COrteS, en-
la que Ia reprocha energicamente y
70 M sacramento, pOr haber or
dcnado Ia dc~sintervencion dc Ia ha-
cicnda llamada LAS Parras," perte-
necientc a Ia viuda de don Manuel
!. Otero, : que cj general Gales ha-
bia dcStjnado para que fuera frac-
cionada 4 los indiecnas del Rio Ma
70, segun declare, pero en- realidad
entire los elementos que le son adic-
tOs.
La verdad parece ser que 81 Ia ha-
cienda de la Eiuda del senior Otero
no fue fraccionada como 10 ~pretendia
el general Gales fuG porque a clio
Sc opusieron los generates Aware
Y Jose /. Oregon, quicne5 eStan e.
plotando por su cuenta Ia riquisima
hacienda mencionada asi como las
propiefades de los demas mielnbro5
de la familia Otero, en- las cuaIes
propiedades ambos hermanos genera
les han nombrado, para administrar-
las, en- calidad de m~ayordomos, a sus
oficiales Y subalternos que han deja-
Go Ia ''carrera" de las armas para
dedic2rse q los negocios agsicclzs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

DESE0 SHEER 81 paradrro DIET ST.. huicrio
cnrtGs. qI1 en- Julia del prescntc aho cS:
tGba III Kansas C.liy. Como deDU 4 este
schOr cirria rantidai dc dinern. mis- de-
secs son dc pagarlc dcbidamentr. La
fi;CrnnClI que encuenire en- mi cucnta "a
ne hari favor de cOmGnic1rmela para
liCUidarScla. GrcgOrio Il. SandOval.
river ST., Reading, Pa. 1880
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30
AMENAZA EMPEORAR LA SITUA
CiON MINERAL.
(Viene de la Pag. 4a)

nue. Sc hallan sin ocupacion a conse-
cuencia de la paralizaci6n de traba-
JOS en- las minas de Caranca. Naco-
zari Y otros menos importanteS. Una
dc las disposiciones del g~obernador
militar, para justificar la '%leva", fue
'vagos'. y como todos los obreros
que han quedado sin trabajo y que
Ia de que Sc recogiera a todos los
no c]ncuentran por mas que 10 bus
can, han sido c~onsiderados como "va-
Cos, las autoridades han podido, sin
gran esfuerzo, llenar el contingente
que necesita Gales para combatir a
los enemigos del gobierno carrancis-
Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

PETROGRADC,, Septiembre %
La Ultima ordcn de ~e.iGrcito eXpedida
por ell general korniloff como CO.
mandante en- jete, Y que ha sido pu-
blicada por ell ~peri6dico Vovaia Zhizn,
que la tonic de un diario de Mohi-
blev. tiende a mostrar que kOrniloft
f9e compelido a iniciar 81 movimien-
20 rebelde, en- un e~Sfuerzo para con-
trariar los planes de los alemanes. La
orden de referencia dice que Sc ha-
hia sabido que los agentes alemanes
habian sido los que oCasionaron e!
gran incendio en- kasan, que habian
gastado ademas millones de rublos pa
"a lograr la Reorganization en- los
trabaioS de las minas de carbon Ell
el distrito del rio Don, y que las tro-
pas a,emanas pro~yectaban, por su
parte. una ofcnsiva general a 10 largo
del frcntc dc batalla, para obligar
una retirada desordcnaGa de los ru-
SOS. Los alemanes tambien estaban
organizando III movimiento de los
maXimalistas en- Petrogrado.
En- vista de TODD este, Ell general
Korniloff. 70 dudando I'm momento
cue i~nflucncias sin rcsponsabilidad,
tcnian en- sus manos ell control de los
asuntos de Pctrogrado Y que Ru-
STA 50 hallaha al horde dc uu ahismo,
tomo una decision rXtrcma, con cl
p.opoSito dc saivar al pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

DESEO SiBER cI paradero de mi hljo VI
centc r.. Dcvora, tie % amos de cdad. LIZ
Ultima raTta la rcCibl de- l.amparitOS. Cha.
hIila. GriifiCarc con 500 4 Ia persona
GF" me- lnformc ron aNtactIiUd. rlrljir
IN, mfuTIncs y G0n>aIu Dcv0ra, l.. ~. Box
Si7. DAWSON. Y. VI. -iU7
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30
PESOUISAS.

81 DESEA SABEh cl paradero actual del ST.
L.IiS Medina H.. nativO Dc la Ciudad de Me-
NiCO. que cl alio dc 1918 viva en- Waco.
Texas, acOmpailado dc Su esposs y de dos
niiIOS. la persona que me inrorme de si
paradcrO Cuinp!ira con IN b!en humaniia-
RIO Y despiGS dc agradcCerSeio. le dare una
pCglcla qualification. DiriJa los inrorincs
z sra. Guadalupe VI. de LoZanO, r. o. Box
80, Fort Worth, Texas. -i01
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-30

81 NECESITAN arrendatarinS mcXicanos
sOlventes que tcngan COnOCimientoS CON-
plct0s de irrigation, para arrcrtarlcs Va
rios tr.rcnOS dc rlcgO en- COnal Valley or
New ~BTaunfels, Texas. dOnGe Sc cOSeclan
magnifICOS granOS y OiTOS ~produciaS. Sc
pucden eSC0icr muy buenn> iirrraS ron
aqua iliml,ada. Joseph l.auda Ncw ETaun-
fri-. T"yd~. -!Ja.
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81 VENDEN dos pianos muy Dien ron-
scrvadOS Y en- magniricas condolences. Pa
sen 4 inSpcciOnarlos 4 22l9 W. Commerce
ST. o llancn por tcIerunC a Travis J379.
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EMpLEOS

II NECkSlTiN mincdIaiamCnic sciS zapa-
tcruS "NprrtuS. huCnOS sucldos a opcrariOs
rOmpctcntcs. Dlrijlrsc pcrsonaInenlC 4 tie
West Houston 81. (i0i).
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tLQUILERES.

iPiRTtMENi0S I.mpioS : cSmcTadamcn-
to ari'-lad0a PARA fdmliIa-. CGntricOs.
sra. Elisa H. Cap!rr3. i5l San Pedro
Avenue. -iJ%7
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VENTAS

VENTAS
Antes dc ycnder sus NUECES lie eStima-
remOS darnOS 4 conocer sus prccioS. ON
pramos cualquier cantidad Y clasa. II. J.
and 6. Maroquin. iO6 Dolorosa street.
San Antonio, Texas.
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TALLER F~ONOGRAFICo, Leandro N. Ro-
drfguez. ReparacioneS de fOnogrdros de
iOdGS classes. COmpostuTa de mACuinls
de coSer. armaS de fuego. raloI"s, etc.
Sc GRAHAM CANCIONES MENICANAS, con
ACOMPASAMIi.NTO DE GUITARRA para
rOn6Srar0 de cillndro de dos m.hutos.
tG6 BUENAVISTA ST.. San Antonio, Tex.
pregunie pOr ell Sr. Rodriguez. {iG2)
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AVTsOS DE OCCASION


ESlamos pagando Ell meior precio por NUE.
CES. YisftrnoS I'd. o mandenoS mucSiras.
J. NJ. and C. Marroquin. 800 Dolorosa ST.
san Antonio, Texas.
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PARA Ell ARREGLO DE CuALOUIER Me-
GOClO o INFORMATION EN- EAGLE PASS.
TEXAS. DiRIJANSE 4 AURELIO B. MARTI-
NEZ. COMERCIANTE Y CoMISIONISTA, i7
COMMERCIAL ST. -TELEF0N0 II
(i02al.