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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-16
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ANTED-Rcglstere druggist NJ ouce;
wages FS per month Address NJ. T.,
OklHhomnn,
WANTED timers. union job. ruuu
at oncei don't write. A. {. Holman,
ArdmOro,
MEN WANTED, AND LADIES rOp-To
address envelopes and mail advertising
matter At hono Tor large mail order firm,
SPARE or whole time; can make $40 tu $50
weekly. no capital or experience required
book explaining everything mailed tor lUc
10 cover postage, etc, Ward Pub Co,
rlton, y. H.
WANTED -- Flrsl class VulcRnirer Mt
once. Wire or phone SChram Nulcanl1-
ing Shop as u. lRwtun, Okla. Phone
10
WANTED -First-cass sausage maker,
Enid Packing Co. Enid, ok,a.
WANTED and wife to work on
farm; good wages; steady job; middle
aged man preferred Y, W. Bernard,
sion ~ VI Rem line.
WANTrp--Man aud wife to work on
farm -four miles from PdwhuskU; $40, %
per month room and board Answer
quick Mrs. u, r Bruce, raWhuskn
Okla
WANTED shipping clerk ana weigh
master for lumber and coal yard Adj
dress N-9SSJ care Times
WANTED TSRo Young men, over ts to
assist I'm shipping room. Nunn Electric
Co
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OF ad appears tAll opt.ot- town want
ads are positively cash In advanco,)
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ADVERTISERS should retain recclpts
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making payments ovhr the office counter,
them.
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EXPERIENCED AGENTS

T6NG TfME money 10 loan on iInpI8f
city property J, y. so@n''n. -
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-. r." ADS will be run seven days
snly when renewal order viii bo solicited
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CHARGE WANT ADS viii not he run
longer than seven days without renewal
order.
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UNDER No CIRCUMSTANCES will
ads bo mlsclasslned. The convenience Of
tho reader Is considered as well as the
advertiser.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE
YOUNG LADIES!


In our private school We give each
student Individual instruction Ia short
hand typcwritipg. bookkeeping, office
tratning-hers you get exactly the lr
Nlvldual attention that you should have,
N YOU work can arrange hours to suit
YOUR convenience. For full Information
call At office any time, write or tele.
phone.
PROF. J. 4. BATES
sos.i 10 Weaver Hdg. Corner Main aud
Harvey. Phone Maple 2Js,
Oklahoma city
WANTED XJob ON farm by two marned
mcn, will work shares. Address l., H.
Townslcy Harrah. Okla,
MARRIED man, ~ years old. experienced
M corporation bookkoeper, general o.
fiCe NO,k und some road experience. de
sirrs position with good big tirm where
work Hnd ambition count, am also Ursl.
class strrographcr' ON road az present,
hut want to yet back IN oitcC, AdcrcHs
N.Sgb, bklahumRn
EFFICIENT bookkeeper s,euogrnphcr six
Years experience, desires permanent
position; honorable discharge from ma
tl1nal army wal I0Oi-J
WINDOW TRIMMER aud advertising
manager desires position adverua-
ing and trimming, or .eltheri prefer On
lAnOnA Nitl or near Niklleht l'iNIVUNoH'
can change at once. Address B-ISS, care
Oklahomsn.
FlRST-CLASS stcnOgrRphcr with much
spare time VIII contract for copy work.
Lawyers abstracts u specially N.aSo,
[ OklahOman
/ WANTED Position M billing or ship.
ping clerk pm experienced; a. present
employed, B-ISi caro- OklghOmou,
HARDWARE and furniture man, active,
steady, reliable, wnnts permanent
place, also licensed empHlmer, +. {. Nc.
Corkle, OkemRh, okla,
MAN cook and wife wish job In res
taurunt IN hotel In or out ~ city.
Charles Wilson. ~ W Sfd Phone Ma
pie 26b2
REGisTERED drugrlst open for work
Tclephnne Wa 6tlI.
| WANTED -- Bookkceper wishes position
! with some good oil company or whole
sale company N-392, care Oklohoman.
! SITUATION WANTED--in grocery by
| man over tho draft age, with three
! years experience Good references As 10
sohrieG and honesty. snyder Realty
Co, snyder Okla
! SITUATION wanted by young man, over
draft asr. good hustler; want pcrmn-
| nent pOeitlon. $3.50, care Times
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Stock Statesmen Wanted

The Big Diamond on and Rcflning Co,
ei6-sis Herskowity Bldg, Oklahoma CITY,
VIZ have production. We win build one
refinery this year We guarantee our
purchasers satisfaction or money re-
funded We want you to represent us
In tho sale OF limited amount Of our
capital stock Liberal commission Of.
fured Call at oft,cr,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
Boys Desiring 10 Jea Corn
Club Must Act at Osce.

j. B. Baker, county agent, de-
sires all the boys in the county,
who have decided to join the
Corn Club, to notify him atonce.
Call him by phone, or mail postal
to Gainesboro. It is very i'm
portant that this is done at once,
so all members of the club can
begin the study Of the instruct
ions, that will be:furnished them.
Mr.. Baker has been at work
during the past month on the
organization of the corn club,
but high waters and inclement
weather have prevented him
from visiting only a few COM
munities in the county. A club
of eight or ten members has been
organized at Gladdico and Dy-
Gus. A number of other COM
munities are being worked up,
and the prospects are bright for
several more clubs.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
WHITES BEND.

Health of this community is
not very good, most everybody
has colds.
Conner and Walter Brown, who
has fever are improving.
Miss Uria V. Brown spent Sun
day night with Minnie Brown.
C. H. Brown and wife spent
Sunday night with C. F. Howell
and wife.
Mrs. Uriah Anderson was the
weekend guest of her sister Mrs.
u. T. Brown.
Georgia and Ruby Howell are
visiting their sister Attic Mae
Brown this week.
Cowan Darwin visited o. T.
Brown Sunday.
C. F. Howell spent Saturday
night with Pascal Pharris.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
NOTICE.

By virtue.of the power and authority
vested in me, by trust deed executed
by A. L. Howell and this wife, Jonna
Howell, conveying to A. C. Howell, rs
trustee, the following described tract
of land; lying and being on the waters
of Billiards creek. In the End district Of
Jackson county. and bounded on the
North by the lands Of Lee Sadler; South
by L. c. Hall; East by l.. c. Hall; West
by Lee Sadler. Deed to said:land was
executed on Mar. 27,i19l2 and register
ed in the Registers Office of jackson
courty on trust deed book no. U8, page
GA and 65. | will or Mar. 6. 1917 at the
dwelling on said premises sell the lard
and houses described in said trust: deed
to the highest and best bidder for cash.
To satisfy promisory note for $74 and
legally accrued interest ard the cost OF
foreclosing this deed of trust. Will
execute TO said purchaser o deed for
said land. A. C. Howell. Trustee.
This Feb. l, 1917. H. Grady Gore,
attorney for Trustee.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
Robert Stafford ct al
Henry Stafford ct al

Henry Stafford ct al
In Chancery Court at Gainesboro.
Tennessee. :
1t appearing from the bill filed in
this cause, which is sworn to, that the
Defendant Annie Young is a non.resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, and
that the residences of attendants Nan
ME Leslie Settle and - Harris, a
daughter of James Harris, decd. are
unknown to compliments, and they
cannot be served with the ordinary pro-
cess of law:
1t is ordered that said Defendants en-
ter their appearance herein. before the
Clerk and Master, at his Office in the
courthouse in Gainesboro, Tern, on or
before the First Monday in March next,
and plead. answer, or dernur 10 Com.
plainart's bill. or the same will be TAX
en- for confessed as to them. and set
for hearing ex parte; and that copy
of this order be published for four con-
securive weeks in the jackson County
Sentinel, a newspaper published in
Gainesboro, Tenn.
This 3Oth day of January. 1917.
w, F. Sadler, Clerk and Master.
Halle and Anderson, Solicitors for
Complsinants.
%; q. S in. pf. 10 d.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Arthur Murphy. wife and lit
tie son Ernest, Ewere the guests
of jim Phillips and wife, Sunday.
Mesdames. Martha Williford,
and Sallie Walker, visited Sim
Williford and wife, Saturday.
Jim Meadows and wife, of
Tinsley's Bottom, were the guest
of H. A. Flynn and wife Saturday
Mesdames Mary and Cora Dod-
son spent',Sunday with Jim Phil
lips and wife. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurbert Cason,
of Tinsley's Bottom, were the
guests Of Mrs. Cason's mother,
Mrs. Minnie McNew Saturday
night.
Mrs. Matte Williford.:was the
guest Of ]. M. Waliford and wife
Sunday.
Nathan Stafford, Of Gaines
boro, was on Hurrican Friday
buying..scrap..iron.
Mrs. Nellie Moss and two little
sons were the guests. LOT Jim
Phillips..and wife Tuesday.
Mrs. Sallie Walker was called
Sunday morning to the bedside
of her sister. Mrs Tom Mabry.
who is very low.
jim Meadows took dinner
with John Phillips and family
Sunday.
Perry Crowder has rented the
E. L. Cav farm. on Cumberland
river, pear new Hurrican church.
4
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
LOWER BlLTOWN, U. S. A.
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

| notice by the papers that our
women folks in Tennessee are on
the edge of stumbling into a mine
of good fortune.
Poor woman for 1900 years
! she has stood away back in the
i kitchen with dishwater dripping
from her fingers at least Is years
too long already. Been pecked
in the eyes by setting hens, kick
ed over by a.muley cow. IT'S a
burning shame to treat poor
critter so anyhow,
lam glad to know she is COM
ing to her own.
rejoice at any three leaved
clovers that she may find. | am
shouting happy to know that she
is.about to plump out the middlers
in the political world.
Give her the ballotbox, and
every moss-back that dares stand
in her way let him be..shot. Shot
on the spot. Give her the ballot
box and see what she will do
with it.
It's a consumation devoutly to
be wished.
lam a progressive, I've eyol-
uted.
Let the hen flap, her wings
and crow. IT'S very becoming.
Never boiler shoe. IT'S the very
thing she ought to do.
So, l for one cackle let her
crow.
Speak no more to me of the
modest, retiring, unassuming,
cherry Tipped damsel that rules
in the kingdom of love. Ship
the breed to the South sea islands
to be gobbled up by the naughty
cannibals! The good must die
young.
Speak no more of the weaker
sex.
Wink at the Holy Writ, where
it says, if she would learn let her
ask of her husband OF home.
Call it Tommy rot, but of
course its not.
Square yourself around to the
new order of affairs. Have the
the milk of human kindness.
Turn the sisters loose. Let
them come a roaring and a tear
ing.
All hands and the cook to keep
the Ship of State off from the
breakers and rocks.
This is fair turn them loose,
What is sauce for the gander Is
sauce for the goose.
Them my sentiments.
| like woman very much, My
mother was a woman.
The fool, Slicker Snake.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
A SEVENTY YEAR OLD DOUBLE

NMr, and Mrs. T.!B. Carpenter, Har.
risbnrg, Pa, suffered!from kidney trou.
BILE. Ae says; my wife and ] suffered
from kidney trouble and had rheuma.
tic pains .al:., through the body. The
first few doses of Foley Kidney Pills
relieved us, and Eve bottles entirely
cured US. Altho we are both in the
seoenties. we are AS vigorous as We
were thirty years ago." Faley Kid.
ney Pills. stop sleep disturbing blsdder
backache, rheuma tism, swol
len joints-Sold by L. B. Anderson.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
FELT LIKE 90: NOW LIKE q

Manypersons complain about feeling
old before they should, Like a weak
link in q chain, q weak organ enfeebles
the whole body. 0verworked, weak or
disorded kidneys lower vitality. A. W.
Morgan, Angola, La, writes: suffer
ed with pains in the back. I am 43
years old, but | felt like a man of 80
years old. Since | took Foley Kidney
Pills I feel like | did when I was Fl. "
IN Soc and sl-0 sizes-Sold by L. B
Anderson, Gainesb0ro.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
Car Load Of Mules at Auction

Hube Grissim, of Lebanon,
will be in:Gainesboro, Saturday,
February:1Olwith'a car load Of
two:year1old Missiour mules.
Theselmules will be.sold at pub
lie auction toi thel highest and
best bidder. Farmers desiring
to,buylyoung mules should not
fail to attendIthis sale. Watch
the Sentinel:next:week.:,for fur
ther notice in regard to this sale.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
GRANVILLE.
Happening Of Interest.

James Huff, of Liberty Hill,
was here this week.
Ira Lancaster of Lancaster,
was here on business Tuesday.
Bradley Huff, of Holleman's
Bend, was in town Wednesday.
John Hunter, of Chestnut
Mound, was in Granville this
week.
Hube Grissim, of Lebanon,
bought several fine mules here,
jan. 30.
A. A. Huff, was on billiards
Creek, attending to business
Monday.
Ellis and Roscoe Magard, OF
near Elmwood, were in Granville
a few days ago.
J. X. Atwell, who represent
W. S. Riddle, of Nashville, was
here last week.
Will Birdwell, of near Chest
nut Mound, was transacting bus
mess here this week.
Mrs. Knight, of Chestnut
Mound, spent the weekend with;
her daughter, Mrs. Tom Watts.
Herman Harris was at Chest
nut Movnd last Friday. He is
on Martins Creek, attending to
business,
Mr.. ivan Hamburg and w. B.
Askew, both representing C. T.
Cheek & Son, of Nashville, were
here Wednesday,
Misses Mollie and Tilman Girls
ham, who have been visiting
their grandfather, George Title,
at Goodlettsville, twill return Sun
day.
Mrs. j. F. Fox, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. A.
Kelly, of Gallatin, and her sister
Mrs. John Darwin, of Huntsville,
returned Sunday.
Miss Ova Boyd, after visiting
her people at Cookeville, and
who has proven very efficient
music teacher, has returned to
Granville. She will continue to
instruct her large music class, of
80 pupils. They all rejoice at
her return.
School at this place is pro-
crossing as never before, under
the management and instruction
of the competent and efficient
teachers, Prof. M. e. Gray and
wife. The people Of this COM
munity feel fortunate in having
their present faculty. Enroll
ment for present term 40.
Mr.. ]. B. Baker, county agri-
culturist, who is making head.
quarters at Gainesboro, was in
Granville Tuesday in the interest
of the boys corn club. A num-
Der of boys expressed their will
ingness to join the club, and the
prospects look bright for a large
club. Prof. Gray is assisting in
the organization of the club.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02
A woMAN's EXPERIENCE WITH GRIPPE

When cough or cold "hangs on, "
and you have aches and pains in your
joints and muscles, it Is likely that
grippe is taking held of your system.
Mrs. J. A. Rodgers, Switzers, 5. c.,
says: II am susceptible to colds: often
ending in grippe, In this case / have
fonnd Foley's Honey and Tar to pro-
vent doctor bills" This sterling fami :
ly remedy loosens the phlegm, stops ir
ritation, ailays soreness and inflammation
and frees the air passages. Good for
children Sold DO L. B. Anderson.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

Come on with your subscrip-
ton, there is no need Of waiting.
Send in your dollar TODAY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30
Este e Chayarria".

Euls. sin embargo. Uno 0 dos ve-t-
1cs que no pe1savor &c Ia misma
uaHt1a Gu- los dc@l&s : GeHuncia-
ccn a ~pr:s.oncro como uno Ge los je-
les vil.istas.
Este IS Jose Chavarria ) estos Qua
/ no iai.viduos Que 10 acom2>nau. sus
/ avuiantcs-dijo unc de los vceinos de
Rio Ficrido; 10 coaozco bien. Is
/ jeto de los Que t;eEe a 81 ~serv;c;o
Pancno Y Va Gebc mucnas."
Chavarria, entonces. " 70 oculti
81 ;ic-t;ficarl6n. lie dijo a. iefe ca
rrancisra ou;6n era; CUE Sc ilar.aba
Jose F. Chavarria, Cue era genera,
ta: one anGa0a por IL sierra Gc
Durango Ievlu5aEdc gents y reunien-
10 = !2< divarsas part;daS rc0e!acs
yer crdeN de Villa, para fcrnt2: una
! vc:umna gr4nae Y unirse con ella a
Vil!2 ell I'll punto ce,can3 d Chihl&-
hua. Confes0. tambien, habcr res
DIDO tai comiSi6n de Villa, cuando es-
- paS6 2or Rosario o rumbo 81
No-ls. para &.aeag y cautnrar OIL
#aga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30
Hacia RE FlCridc.

EnronceS Sc decide c~oE,:ucir q los
,sbeldes a Rio FIcr;do. chihuahua, y
Sc les traslad6 d dicho !ugar. Ell me
do le toda la fuerza quc los habia
ca2turadC.
En- Rio Florido. Ell iefe c~arranciSta
convoc6 . los vecinoS del !ugar pa
ra que identificaran =, jefc rebelde.
Cast tcdoS . reconocieron inmeiiata-
mente, pues que habia estado en- csc
iugar varias veles : sa5ian que eIa
IN jcfe vill;sta, pero aparentaron no
/ ~corccer.c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30
eSCa-dalo
Session para ho.ubres solos.

Cuando las damas a~bandc3aron
zus asic2-ov ~saliar0n lie il cirI.~a.
valioz diputaaos .~o@1icgon. s. "srI-
.ch6 Ia vo1 d. v1q rue 50 .:m'"'a q
70: comnuHtrys v.c-noS: "Iiencu 10
zaa para .lsv. ES5a session G"h.i hi
berse ~anunc.@do asi: Para hombres
solos" i
Y solo entire hombres continue Ia
session. que Sc prolong6 durante tres
horas, y durante las cuales Sc Fertie-
ron las fraseS mas crudas que pueden
pronunciarse.
In ell djctamen Sc reprodujeron to
das las injurias que Sc cambiaron los
p:otagonistaS de la traGedfa de la
Academia Metropolitana- tragedia
provocada por una mujer que soste-
MIA re~!acioneS amorosaS cor DiaZ Y
con Garcia Vigil Y cuya possession am
hos Sc diSputabap.
No ha iussr a proceder
1 Ii dictamen ~preseRJado per i'd Co
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Made en- contra.

Ninguno de los diputaGoS pide Ia
pa!abra pala hablar en- contra del
dictamen. Esto ronfirma 10 GAG va
Sc saba: qpe los diputados tod2a es-
tan de acuerdo Ell declarar que Car
Ella Vigil no es cuIpable ' qur.'por 10
;anto. procede aprobar el dictamen
presertado por ia comisi6n respecti-
va.
Sc proccde = Ia votacinn. peTo a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30
I'm jefe ViIIista fu6 apre-
hendidO ejeeutado por
los CarranciStaS
Sc llam6 Jose E ChGDarria
FuE sorprendido en- Cerro Gorto
Dgo. y eonducido a Rio Florido,
Chin. dOnde Sc .e fusil6
Sc lIam6 Jose E ChGparrfa

Correspondence Especial para L. PftN>A
Ell PASO, Texas, novicmbre Is
In .efc viiliSta que venia operandc
en q Est&do de Durango. iiamado
Jose Z. CEavarria, fut caEturaao por
. las tro2as ca-raaeistas c~onandadas
+ no- ei jefe Francisco Gonzalez, en TN
9uato denomiaado Cerro GorGo, y eje-
crrado en- Rio F!oridO, iuntamente
co1 va-ios ;ndividucs Gue 10 acomga-
IaoaU,
Il GcricIa lie n cape"ra ! oiar
cior de! cirado iete vill:sta tue dada
9 conocer por los 7eri5dicos DC ="
ci1GaG de Chihuahu2 C fe"ha - de-
vreseate mes, qpe lleg@-c2 -"
Z ciuaad,
De ac,erdo con los inF-~"
.ados or d;chos ~peri3diecs =
y ,raen los viaiercs ra~" :
capital del vec;no EstaGo Il
ria del suce5o g : zigu.e@te
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30

Cuardo necesite librcs en- espanol
dnijass e Ignacio E. Lozano.-llS
n. ST.. Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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La ley Dc Suspension d gasautia,.

- - - . - .
Fl jete ae las iuerzas ca~rrancls-4S
nand0 = sus subalternos que form2-
ran "cuadro" para que Sc lie aplic&ra
q Chavarria Y . los cuatro hcmbres
que 10 accompaniment. IA ley de SuS-
pension de g~arantias."
Y q la vista de los vecinos reQni-
dcS para que ~preSenciaran "a ejecu-
cioH, Chavarria ' suS ~companeros
fueron paSadCS por las armas m Rio
Florido. en- castigo de haber sido CO
gidos con las en- la .mano
lucnando ccrtra el gobieno defTex,
primer jefe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30

Cua.5o reces:te HIRES en- espaaol
n. S.a. Rosa Ave. Sar Aatonlo, Tex.
Eusas q Igpscia Z. AaZazo<-1'S
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Correspondence Especial para La PRENsA

Correspondence Especial para LII
GOADALAJAhA' 'aiiseo'
ore una
r~evolueionario en- los Estados de Nj
~ ostahs, b,c:sn-
- Ice Es+sdos dc
:;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30
Combates formidables Sc libran
en- 81 Estado de Michoacan
Los jefes carrancistas NOrzagaray, Ddyila, urbalejO y
otos, ,conbaten r%udafnente CON los rebeIdes
de Garcia Chavez

tomaco ~ventaja he n sitLac!oh crea
da :2n 81 envi2 L" IA mayor paftc Ne
las :dtrzas a or -" 4 los recHiIes
mlchoacanos y Sc e~ncuentran amor"
operando en- las c~ercaRlaS lie eSVa ga
pIIaI. Parece one ei petigFo eS M
yor del que generalmehIc Sc Il" s'e'
DO paes Dieguez ma 0"'"o h!@'' -"~'-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-30
S0bre Ell CuItiVo del naiz
da COnfGranCiaS ell
Ing, DOminguez
Estd recorriendo las PARTICIPATES
pobIaciones del centric de la
Repiblica meXicana

SAN LUIS POTOSI. Noviembre
22.-Ei ~Ingeniero Dominguez, CO.
misionado por la S~ecretaria DC Fo-
mcnto para Ia propaganda de! NO
derno cultivc del maiz. Ia daic 1rue-
bas de grande la~0ori0sidad. Ta"o
una e~ntrevista con ell seHor ]Icnacio
NIurieI, nresiaeneo De n C@4-&
.A@ricyla. q-:en olree:1 uur,rr e.
ocmr0 :"..G con Jos
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:CASESE!
&0@-l

] VauLg N DOLLAR y Il eayIareuiOS a
I ,rrIt, De cr-rru. HUc>irD complete Ia
t,Iugn Matrimonial. con de>cripcIuneS
: romplcta>. FDTOGRtFlAS. NombreS '
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