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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

FORCED TO SELL-New modern bun
galow worth $2500. $500 takes 1t.
good location. Box 81, Salem. ll-22
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

SAVED-Your rim cut and side blow
out tires with good treads viii save
you thousands of miles. Auto owners
see Clark, Y. III. c. A. bldg. 223 tires
doubled. LIE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

FOR SALES5 acres all under eultiva-
tion. three room plastered house,
good barn. well, rock road, good To-
cation. 3Ia miles out. Price $1O50.
Address sfB, care Journal. 1l-22
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

NICE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
Apartments. 491 N. Cottage. Phone
2203. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

FOR FoRDS - The Eisen Regulator
Positively regulates your head
lights, can't get out of order, lasts
as long as the ear will. Free trial.
Have one put on, takes 10 minutes
143 Court street. Phone 134lR. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

500 SCORE CARD pads for sale, Jour.
nal office. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

WORK WANTED-By man with team.
W. R. Grender, Aumsville, Or. 11-2i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-22

wANTED-wood cutters. Phone 1855
r. u
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
Rate per word-New Today:
Each insertion, per w0rd-...----------------1c
One week C insertions) per word-.-5c
One month (26 inserti0ns) per
word -
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it appears and notify US Immediately.
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HAVE YOU WOOD sAWINGf-Call
phone z. tt
YOUNG geese for Thanksgiving
Phone 64FI4. 11-24
FOR SALE-Trained Australian Shep-
herd dog. Phone 2l42R. 1924
WORK WANTED-By man with team.
W. R. Grender, Aumsville, Or. ll-24
FOR RENT-5 room bungalow, wood
in basement Call AYR. tt
wANTED-Lady cook. 223 N. Com.
St. 1923
q A
fresh. l43 s. 18th. u-22
FOR RENT-5 room cottage. Phone
642J 1927
500 SCORE CARD pads for sale, Jour.
nal office. tt
WANTED-Wood cutters. Phone 1855
r.. u
JR SALE-Hereford and Jersey cow
years old. Inquire 800 Washington
ST 1872
NICE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
Apartments 491 N. Cottage. Phone
2203. tt
WANTED TO BUY-Fat cattle, will
pay top price. Peoples Market. Phone
qQ1 tt
FORCED TO SELL-New modern bun
galow worth $2500. $500 takes 1T,
good location Box g., Salem. 11-22
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FOR SALE-75 S. c. White Leghorn
,D,,IIa+S paor1xy randv IN Law. Phone
i608W 11-22
WANTED-A man with % M mill to
log and saw 10 to so million feet OF
timher x Journal. 11-23
TEN acres for rent, good house. Ap-
ply Saturday afternoon and Sunday
$40 N Liberty. 1l-22
WANTED to hear from families want
ing fresh eggs, delivered. Box l46,
houte 2. -----
FOR SALE-First class second growth
wood; also good covered wagon.
Phone l4F13 II-zS
HOUSE keeping rooms nicely furnish
ed at Myrtle hotel, 633 Ferry street.
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WANTED - Pointer pup, about 9
months old. Address z. l.. Myers,
1880 Bellevue, Salem. 1l-zf
POTATOES-W are always in the
market for small lots or ear lots,
why lock for other buyersF Mangiss
Bros II
CARPET and rug weaving. Mrs. Lille
DeBord, 1898 Currant Ave, Salem;
GET YOUR TREsPAss NOTICE.
New supply Of cloth ones at Capital
journal.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice wall paper at Bu-
rem furniture store, l79 CONNER.
cial ST.
FOR SALE-For less than cost, good
seven room modern house, u block
from carline, $100 viii get possession
Fl. E. Bolinger, Hubbard bldg tt
POTATOES-We are in the market
for potatoes, any quantity, sax turn
ished. Phone 115. VIM. Brown 70:
Inc, Salem, Or. ll-s'
FOR RENT-16o acre farm, 40 under
cultivation, cows, work horses,
farming implements, good barn ana
nine room house. Inquire 1927 y
Church st. 1lz4
BED wool is high now, sell or trade
yours to us. Best market price guar
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The Washington times., 1917-11-22
ADVERTISEMENT
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know Dr..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret Of keeping young Is to feel
yong-to do this you must watch your
hverand b0wels-there'snoneedo of hav-
ing a salIow complexion dark rings
under your eyes-pimples-a bilious
look In your face-duu eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctorwill tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from IN.
active bowels and liver.
Dr.. Edwards, awell known physician
b Ohio perfected q vegetable CON-
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels, which he give to
his patients for years
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
Situte for calomel, are gentle In their
action yet always effective. They bring
shout that exrberance Of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en-
toyed By yeveryone, bytoning up the liver
ond clearing the system Of impurities.
You will know Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. 10c and
sc per box. All druggists.
The Washington times., 1917-11-22
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE TO ACIDTTY
Tells Safe Certain, Speedy Relief
For ACID Indigestion.

Ho-oalIsd stomach trocbIsS. such ~ indigsS
90, ga, B1Gznssa, stonAch-Gnhs ana m
Ghfifty 70 rstatn food are IN probably nine
AsSs cut Of tsn. Gimpiy evidence that SToss-
GtYs sscrstion sS Gsid q taking place In IN
gt1mach oausinE ths formation q GAs and
AeId indigestion.
oAS diStsndS thS stomach and causes thAe
an oppressive burning feeling somstimss
knOWn - hsGrtbuFn, WtiiS ths Gsid irrttAtsS
nnd inhamss The dsIlnAts IninG sf ths stoEn-
aSh and 70 nSatEAiIss ths Gsid. and main
= btaAd and hArHEisA. . tsaspOoafh q b
@ratsd mASnSsiA. . good and ShSsttvs CO.
Bsstor q sHAA stoaaAsh. sA0Uid bs taken IN
quarter u 9 EiAss of hSt - cold water aftaS
SaG1nG - WhsnsFsg "a, sourasss % aotditV
= 1sit. This SWsStSaS the stomach aBd
nSstralizas ths anidfty IN . few moments and
y psFISetiy haSMihlS and ihsxpSnAiyS rem
- . uss.
An ahn-=Sd, Sdch - bisuratsd mASResta
which can ~ sSfstaAd from any druggist IN
aithaF powder o. ts.sat form enables ths
stomach 20 Do itH WoEk SsoDsriy without the
I'D Of artthets4 diSsstaBts, E.Desia Gomez
n several forms - - certain % ask for
md tAks oaly Btsaratfd Aagnesia ~ s'ich u
epesiaily PfspAFed 1sT the above purpose.
BN sals ~ JRgntrs-R4kaT-HsgsRaA and
erAag tAAAAAG aSNEEAk
The Washington times., 1917-11-22
Wen Crowd the Mems Clothing
Department Friday With These Bargains In
Mems and Young Mems $1S
and $40 Overcoats at S14.5O

remarkable SALE and that will again
Washington where this stands in value gving While quantities
each style limited will find ovrcoat please
en and the big saving will make well worth while buying
effects pads
and Innings
Mems
gooa ouay kind
only $50 i'm
perfections from
10 |
S12O0 $16Bo... CIIO
90 Worth $3.50 VA'oV a TX
The Washington times., 1917-11-22
JOINT COMMITTEE
STARTS EFFORT TO
WIN D. c. BALLOT

Determined to SAmsrioani1sS Wash
Agton, By securing for its residents
REPRESENTATION In Congress and In the
Hiaoterni CollsFs, q Joint COMMITTEES
a. the leading trade and oivfe sOeiss
a the city today began werk a.
compact machine
At It's initial msetins yesterday at
ne New willard the committee per-
seetsd fits organization, Which ID 70
carry 70 Congress and the country %
large the plea Of Votelees Washing
ton. Delegates from 1ye local eFgan-
snations were present the Chamber
81 Commerce., tha Board Of Trade the
RStAIl Merchant Association, the
federation of CitiEsns' AssOciadons'
GAa the Monday Evening Club
Noyes MADE Chaarman-
av unanimous ballot Theodore w.
Norea. of ths Board 6f Trade, was
aIScted chairman Of the Joint commit
Tee. John Joy EdBon was chosen a.
arst vice chairman A. LeftIich SIN
clair. second ohaIrmRn, and Charles
a euhrsxs, third vice chairman. Louis
Ottsnbsrg is secretary Gnd Robert M
Harper, treasurer.
: Th0 cole purpose Of the Joint com
mtttea, Chairman Noyes told the Dele
Rates, is- 70 push 70 enactment ~
COnHroBa an amenoment % eAS -
atatutioa giving the District OF 20
dumbia representation In that poos
and IN the Electoral College.
A three-fold task confronts sne
oomnfttee, as saidt To organise
WashinEtop. to prevail on Congress
70 Grant tie city its wish, ana 70
orraniEe the whole nation In support
e. the proposed amendment
To Nams COmHaittse.
On motion Of Robert n Harper, the
chairman ives empowered to name an
executive committee Of fifteen which
A. to consider and report on al suE-
T-stions for the conduct Of the cam
paiEn. the admission % delegates
from other organizations Of the city,
and ts to appoint subc0mmitteea on
orEaninatiou and cooperation peti-
tIon, and nDanee from the whole body
Of delegates
At the suggestion Of + W. OySter,
Of the Petworth Cittxsns' Association,
the chairman was directed TO send q
telegram TO the American Federation
Of Labor, now In conversion In Buff
falo, asking its cooperation IN wash
tngton's night for representation. The
Joint committee adjourned subject to
the call Of the chairman.
The Washington times., 1917-11-22
with U. S. WILL RULE
AIR." SAYS D'ANNBNZIO

p ROME, Nov. 22.-"Soon, with the
assistance OF America, we will be alb
aoluts masters OF the air." writes
Cabrisie D'Annunzio, the noted
ItaliGn poet, who is now an aviator
with the italian army.
In the letter. he says he IL working
n q most risky undertaking. the re-
suits OF which he cannot disclose for
military reasons. The airmen will
Be the salvation OF the present war;"
remarks the poet
The Washington times., 1917-11-22

MSa's Basesa - Iinsd
UndsrnhlFt1, mostly all
stSoeT Sold Fsgu- Az
larry at 76c. 4tC
0dd Lot 0f IIsn's Union
eBitAs 4Rs quality rib
bsd balbriRRaa; white
GRA eeFH colora; slightly
sejlsd trom bsadling;
od stEeS. Sold Fegu-
la<ly 81 e1 AZ
A0s.ss~- AU0-
The Washington times., 1917-11-22
RED CROSS GETS PALACE
BRIGHAM YOUNG BUILT

BALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 22.-The
Utah Red Cross has been given the
use of Amelia Palace, the home OF the
favorfte wife of Brigham Young, for
mer president of the Mormon Church.
Amelia Folsom Young was the Nor
mons eighteenth wife, and the resi-
dsnce was built for her in the 7o's
n contains forty-eight rooms and q
large art gallery.
The Washington times., 1917-11-22

MEAS ESckWsaEs fun
shape lowing end and
four-in-hand stYlssi
good quality silk New
patterns. WsTth 1Q0
S9c sach-,.-.,f" 4ON
Msn's o. b. Khaki
WOOD Mixed elssvelsss
swestsrsI 5 Sold
~ 90 90
A.sS:.kliIliHA6 49,
The Washington times., 1917-11-22
Mems Winter Furnishings

nsn'I PlusA - . ok
WOOI Underwear, extra
heavy qualityI mostly
all Sizes. Worth CT nE
$l.o0....;,.:.. OlsUO
Meas OoS0eS's Spring
Needle Ribbed URder-
SVear, best quality msr-
cerizsd Sea Island cot
ton; TasdI1R
ysiFht WsSth e1 "A
&A~~~- III"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
ATISOS DE ROBO

,,,-r-s ~, -, .mo~o 10 vobos dc Il
90 n. ...;.o avar q IN noIicia. fug muv
...-o ON r.m~narari,p con los que
-, ,.~, -a.o, a- los d;as anteriores.
,~as-,r-a. rarlfias. sin embargo. fue-
.,., .,r,rr;..lo. dando que baccr a
L.. a~..~r.. Ia aor.Ifa INSTRUCTION.
c..,.i. 1a2 de /. Gallo
.,.,c i. aahian rohs,jo
.-..., ,.s;,s 10 5u1,es De chocolate
,.-;,. ,an..... fa nuros = CHA
~- .. Ia r-.raGa 2 Ia fabr:ca del que
;,.o =. 'oo-;.6a nor los ladrorcs cor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
Noticias C. IA Ciudad
INCENDlC


Ii senO-ita f. Graves confes6 ante
aye: en- IA tarde al marshal Mcneil,
: q JueZ de DiStriro A. D. Nc As
kill. e~scribiendo Y fernando "a confe-
sion que conserva en- su poder MIR,
Askill, que ella habla mtentado IN
cendiar su casa.
Cuando el jefe de b]OmberoS, NJ.
Wright lego. 4 las $50 de n mana
na de! vierres. 4 II ASA numero 27l0
&c IA cal'e w. Co'"e CO. eSpo"''S'Do
l Il "'"'''" que u ".''' ""'
P"E'"lle"'o' e"'o''C que
PoS'eIIo' ue !" Us" VIZ
SchoslI" ur"'eS' eS'o eS' ID 'o''n"
q cu"'." "e O"'io' ""O'"' s''0
c"'hel'e "eS''u'"oS Po' '"H
Slh embargo e 1r"D"Jo "e 'oS ""i'-
Oeio" Tue '"p'"o ! q ''S'' "e |" vas"
PHdo SaI'"rSe.
Una inspection hec"" eli l" CHS" pu-
so Ell 0'ST"Dle''o que t!' .@i'"S parties
s. ha"lah P"eS'o Pes'o"'coS i"pFes-
haoo% &c PeIFo!eo par" P'ef!uc' 'u'So
4 toaa u casa
DOS "ePoS''oS, umo "e c"'o'" or"
dc Pctf"ieo' Sc ha!LaDah cerca "e los
Peri"ilcoS GichoS' Una hoIa DE paper
I~l3pHe2nado i2Fhhleh en- pelr"!eo Tue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
Ell. TEMPO PARA HOY

La onda fra. cue inv@di6 : San
Antonio avcr en- il mahana. do aEc"
moti-o = Ia oficina del tempo para
rreJecir Tue II temperature bajaria
csra nochc. : p grades :. Igualmente
p~ronos,ic5 n citada oficina que Sc
d~espeiaria el cello Y cl tempo con-
rfrg9ria frio por algunos d;as. FL Ma
Allen Buel! ha m~&nifestado que
n Gaica causa que poGria hacer ol
frio menar Intense o que su duTaci"n
racva ms corta. seria cl dcsarrol!o
de dos areas tcmpcs;uosas las cuales
a~9arecieron en- cl mapa del tempo
ave en- Il manana, una Al Sur de Ca
Hforu;a : Il otra al extreme NO, Y
cue. cn conexion. a~travcsaran "a re-
gi6n 9 de los Estados Unidos. Pcro
esta ciIcunstancia no evitaria, segun
e G! d~csccnso de csta nochc hasta el
Unite del hielo.
Toda Ia region al O.. del Mississi-
pDi estaba bajo IN i~afluencia de IA
onda fra aver en- Ia man&na. Fl frio.
el cual Sc manifesto en- el mapa del
,ieMuo en- Ia fCrma dc una cytensa
area de alta preston. Sc fut movier-
do rapidamentc hacia n parte mcnos
- T.. =, .,.a, ~a,,-as+TOsa :. nStn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
Ia MJkRTF DE BELLINI


I'm una reunion de HrtiStaS e intclec
tdaleS tran>eSHs, en- 1898. Sc hablIba
de musica, = Hcine manifesto que los
srlDceseS 10 entendian NADIA de ella.
Todos protcstaron, pidiendo 4 Belli-
nj !ue desc sill opinion. u 10 que, in
terrumpltndUloS. Iieine agreg0:
-Bcllini eS IN renio; pero pagara
81 genio con ma muerte premature:
Mcrira %jovcn, como Rafael Y como Mo-
tart.
--iPor caridad!-cxclam0 Bellini-
no hablemos de tales cosas.
--Qujzas ME equivglue-objet6
!ls!ae;-Qui@aS Rellini no sea un
genlo. sin embargo, Ia buena hada os
~ daGo todo 10 que puede d~esearse:
IN rostro dc Guerubin, IL sencillez de
un Milo. y uH estGmago de- avestruz:
eSperemos quo el hada maIa no os
haya con"eGido ci don funesto del ge-
MO.
'>uarenta : o2ho horas despues. Be-
!Iinl, mocia rerentinamente.
G. 4. L..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
PRETENDlASE PAsAR UN....

Ingenie:Gs mii;ta:c2 Cue viaacn = c.
tudiar Ia cOnvcnicncia Gc co&s..'Ui: {,
Puerto de BraZos Santiago on l&S Ger
canias de Brownsville.
FL grupo vino acompaHadO desle
Nueva Orleans por el mayor de "a
Ciudad A. A. Browne, y diversas Co.
misiones de aQui los han atendido des
de su llegada, poniendo 4 su vista to-
do 10 que puedai ~ntcresarles Y ser
viz para que Sc former juicio del
grandioso proyecto.
Desputs de h2ber estado en- n cos
ia del Colo, aver en- Ia tarde sale
ron para Pharr. de dondc Sc dirigi-
ran q visitar todas las ciudades del
Vale, pUelicndO entonces ca udiar las
grandes condolences de csta region, Y
palpar el immense d~csarro!lo de quo
es susceptible, asi como no solo "a
conveniencia, sine Ia ncccsidad de
que Sc llevc 4 cfccto IL mcjOra dc que
Sc trata.
Creesc aqui que Ia Comisi6n de
Ingenieros irl satisfecha de csa vista
81 Vale del Rio Grandc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
POR Ell CLUE 4

Cada dia hace nuevos progresses cl
Club de- EspaRol de Ia High School
de Ia Avenida Main. tornado por los
alumnos meXjcanoS De dicho planted
de instruction superior. y Ell numero
de sus miembroS ma aumentado nota-
blemente con los j5venes de uno :
otro ScXo. que han ingrcsado q dicho
club ultimamente. Proximamente. "a
4 procederse . IA revision de Il cs-
ratutoS : Sc hacer IN es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
AUDIENCIA SOBRE UN JUICIO
DE AMPARO.

La audiencia dc amparo de c. W.
Dickens, acusado de haber dado
mucrtc a J. Dubose, un soldado. el
dia . del corriente, fue cclebrada aver
en- la manana ante cI Jucz de Distri
to ". S. Anderson, de la 37a. Corte
de Distrito Dubose fu& muerto cerca
del Hot Wells, 4 punaladas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
DESDE WASHINGTON
hjO" 4" q! l,r.'ra nlaatr.

"
".' '~,''I'~'o' FsS&&' 81 an
"'''''' '~.''~'-&L'~o' Para ~""9L'Fl-
'''S " ''~"@ Se-N!F @.!""""Se.
"'F>e> ''''.cos He i" Fri"'"|e-
no. 80 ~ Se,''.s' per ESQ pHes II
~"''' ~'-".:"S '1"eS FoE = -A @'2n
.''' ..F,-'p'"'a-2 : :. EaSe~F per
Iron H"''' 'o"'" A2tef'Ae III Hi@''.,
''- 80 e. - p"-~-S"' $40
FI.!~' "' .''- S'i''"-@ .i'" I'D MS
'i'o''''es' !" "e Sz''iS "F I'c7Eoae :
Ills ?''S''oS ~"tE"I@AoS &c F"z'.
"1'"" OH p!"SaE "'ei~'!"-"&S %
SF-1'S. a.A2h.e le1ISft$ ri Is ~
St po. "@H"I'a< 2Eeai1as con uno
u"'4@.,'r2 ne 70" Eir'S nIe5-roS' que
t.e'!S'h '. e>2a"'. : 22S&H por los Is
''"''N Nh',SS ".N"'.oI "a 'e.nPoS@"a
Fei'"-esa' Se"ILar-e I Iyron Hall. y
"eS' f.'ir!e con III Tap.do moyimIento
'ei '"H'oA Zoo 9! IerTeHo del par
!-v' @?ic'A''!" que Uh americana De
'>'"@ ',"' 10 SuoeA le'"Al'f e. eSP!ri-u
- - III fe~~t"No t'"c a pueblo DC
81 e!'""c' : 'r"E' Hacir.e cue e otro
p~i1us' F1 tic .2 "tra n!ar%en, el 9ue
!'vS2 Z UN@S @~oat~n;s "r" 5" 'c1 q.
= !ej"Hi" SOLO co'no SomOra, Ia
sui" !t"a-&da por otros 2~mericanos.
DeSpueS nos sentariam:oS er ny
H~Hco : -char!ar!an'os i1cifercat2mea
Il S"0re e e@oismo dc eStos rlcos aug
eS'-& N@apar@ndo tar grantees fortH-
MS HC" cau@an E~erdaCera a!arma :
-"> que &c F~9eocUP"R lei por'enir eco
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
HERIOO EN- LA CABEZA.

Julian Tre:ado. S29 &c IL Gale Sur
Flores. rec!bi6 var!as heridas en- a
eaJez& como a las II de n noche de-:
domingo. en- les momenros de hallar-
= en amos billares. Sc Il voa&ujo
a Hosni,~! he Ia Ciudad : Sc Ie hizo
ce9.e .Gego Ia p.imera curayi5r. r.
hcrjdor hugo en- q acto. Dero " Sabc
n policia te quicn sc trata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
soLDADo HERIDO EN- LA CABEZA

!. F. Wright. IN soIdaGo. fut lie
vado al Hospital de Ia ciuGad 4 las
, de Ia manana del domingo con una
Merida en- Ia cabeza cue. segun dijo
: la 2olicia. Ie hahian inferido va
rios hombres que Sc lie echaron eAci,
r:a. h@yendo en- cuanto vieron que le
h&nian herido. Wright fue Gcsnu5s
uavado n Hospital de Ia Base.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
AUTO ROBADO.

{. {. Wettermark de Somerset. do
aviso al Sheriff John ". Tobin. aver
Ell Ia manana que su autom6vil Ford
habia sido robado el domingo en- Ia
noche en- esta ciuaiad ' junto con Ell
ayiso cnvi6 Ia description del earro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23
DEFJNCICN

FL Sr. lose y. G. Herrera. Merton.
Texas, nos ACADIA dc comunicar. que
e. iia 10 del corriente fallecio en- csc
lugar, a Ia ejad De - amos. cl s..
Aine.tn GMZman-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23

Cuanin recesitc libros espaiiol. diri-
riIase 4 IgnaciO T.. Lczano.-G07 DO
I0rOaa St.--San .An;Caio, TEXAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23

DespuAs de hahc" crtrado Il Ia que
IRA con III POGO de atraso. los AHA
dos. natur1hacnte. vacilan en- hacer
IA paZ demaSia&o apriSa.- hicago
Herald.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-23

Cuanda-accGSite ljbros Ell ~espahol, di-
rigirse L lguacio f. Lozano.-667 Do
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At The GRAND Monday October 22
 
June Cap,.c3 A MODERN CINDERELLA

A Delightful Perturbation of youths Eternal Dream
 Carefully hidden under the thrills of "A Modern Gin derea is lesson for every family Every younger sis ter whose hopes and ongings often crushed to give big sister chance; every older sister whose eagerness for advancement often becomes gross seshness and every mother and father whose for their first born often creates heart-breang neglect for their younger children should this great William Fox Photoplay This Pic ture pleased big crowd last night and it will please you