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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
SPECIAL PRAYER MEETING
Young People to Meet Tonight al
Home of Rev. ). Calvin stewart.
of Grncc Covenant.

y special prayer meeting for Young
people will be held this evening at
the home OF Rev. +. Calvin Stewart
ID. D.. pastor Of Grace Covenant Pres
bytcrian Church. when petitions will
be offered for the success OF the re-
vivial services. which will take place
from February ~ TIL March II at the
church. j. :. Curric will lead the
meeting.
other prayer meetings will he held
this evening in the following homes
ID. II. CrecoN. :2ai West Grace street
S. II. oglcahy. leader; w. S. Drcwry
1887 West Grace Street. c. l.. King.
leader: W. l.. stevens. l10l West Ave-
nue.. II. :. Arrow wood. leader: W. J.
ShillinShurS. 1907 STUART Avenue. Col.
onel &. ~ Dempsey leader
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
MANY TAKE DEGREE
bishop Ot opncil IL One OF More Than
100 Initintrs at knights OF
tolumhus trrrmony.

br l.. y. German, of Alexandria.
master Of Virginia District lie Soto
Province, presided at the ceremonies AT
M''"ll catholic Union last night when
more IMAM 100 candidates were initiated
into tn" fourth degree 81 the knights
of Columbus Bishop u. j. o'Conneu
was ono 81 The initiates
Thcr" We're candidates from Norfolk.
Petersburg aun other Virginia cities in
addition TO Richmond. The team which
carried out tho forms OF the ritual
was composed OF Francis Shc"hy. FAIRY
itagarty. Pr William DAILY. Edward
Harrington. u. L. Edwards. Rev Father
bouEhcrty and y. j. Cunningham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
= PLAN FOR CONVENTION
Fertilizer. seed and Implement Dealers
to ArrnnS" To-Dny for Corn
Growers Meeting.

meeting Of merchants engaged In
the manulhotur" and sale OF fertilizers
ana farm and agricultural implements
ana IN the sale al seed. Will bc held
in the Chamber az Commerce this ar
ternoon at $50 o'clock to arrange for
the convention. beginning March II.
OF tic Virginia Corn Growers Asso-
citation. II is probable that the lncr-
chants viii offer prizes for tltc best
corn and for The largest quantity Of
corn grown on 3u acre
The convention viii last two DAYS.
and its headqu"rters will hc in Muir
phys Hotel Between 800 ana 800 del
cgatcs are expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
READY TO REPORT
Committee on organizing Richmond
Women for Patriotic Service VIII
Outline ItN Plan.

The report of the committee which
was instructed to form plan for or
ShnizinE Richmond women for patri-
otto service will be submitted at a
mass-mceting at II o'clock tomorrow
morning i'll the lecture room Of the
Second Baptist Church. All women in
the city who are intcrestd in the move
mcnt are invited to attend
The committee was appointed on Feb
ruarE II AT meeting in the Second
baptist Church at which Mrs. Frank
H. Williams presided. Tire members
of the committee are: Mrs. William
fuiiin Cox. Mrs. j. Tavlor Ellyson. Miss
Ellen Glasgow, Mrs. Henry l.. Easlcr-
vile. Mrs. Frank y. Williams. Mrs. G..
T. W. Kern and Mrs. II. Julian Myers
- y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

u" S"hS OF IN" AMERICAN Revolu-
tpn ana inc Sons or the Revolution
VIII each hold their annual meetings
uIIS evening at the Wcsimorcland
CUB After officers have been elected
ana business has been transacted, in
INC separate rooms the two societies
VIII meet together on the roof to
near an address by Robert Tupstnll.
Or Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
CONN 10 Addr-,, uuuu.no,.

Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin. ID. D., pas
tor OF the Madison Avenue Prcsbyte-
Ran Church, New York City. Will de-
liver the annual address before the
liugucnot Society OF Richmond on
sunday evening at the Second Pres
bytcrian Church. The Hugucnot So
cicty Is not denominationaI, but Is
devoted TO npholdinR the struggling
Protcstants OF France. 1t Is support
cd entirely by voluntary contributions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
HOUSEWIVES MAKE WAR
ON HIGH FOOD PRICES
Plan to Establish Distributing De-
pots to Supply Products at
Wholesale Cost.
ONE ALREADY IN OPERATION
Economies Effected by Station in
West End Leads League to Ar
range for Opening Similar Depot
on Church Hill.

ICY the establishment Of food dis.
'riouting depots in various sections of
me city, the Richmond housewives.
League expects successfully to couh,t
the present high cost OF food. ono
depot is now in operation with su,.b
good results that the league will brnnrh
out This course was decided upou ycs
tcrdaN ut meeting held ut tho Y,unr
oihehS Christian Association. Mrs
I'""'' "ichauN is president OF the local
league. $500
The food depot now I'm opor,,ion =;
located in private home in the west
thu. only members of the league heinz,
acquainted with it's location Eggs ana
nit.er are being handled at the depot
NJ prices lower than those quoted hv
retailers and practically on mar win
ne wholesale quotations. The demo,
expects To add poultry and canned
soouS To its stock. Tho canned good.
WI ne secured from the members of
the GIRLS Canning Clubs thro,I,.h Tho
cooperation Of the Bureau of Markets.
ana the Dairy and Food Departments
OF the state Department OF Agriculture
me articles are brought to Richmond
by parcels post.
So successful has the West End TO-
pot become that another will he started
as soon as arrangements can he mad.
on Church Hill. Others will then lie
established in various sections of the
'''!' oHIE members OF The league can
purchase from the dcpots but any
woman IN the city is eligible 10 mem
bcrship in the league
WILL. HELP MERCHANTS
no SAVE EXpENSEs
The local league plans n thrift
movement which is being urged hv
the national body. The object OF tho
movement is 10 lower the cost of
handling foods. The abolition Of need
less wrappnGs. and fewer deliveries
each day are among the means sua-
gcstcd to aid Sroccrs in Keeping down
their prices.
Sugar prices in Richmond remained
stationary yesterday with the situation
somewhat cleared by the announcement
that several shipments are in transi,
and are expected shortly. This docs
away with the fear that "A sugar famine
VIII visit this section. Retailers stat.
that the demand is Still out OF propor-
ton TO the needs OF consumers which
shows that they are apparently laying
IN a quantity in anticipation OF sill
higher prices. That the arrival OF sey.
eral cars Of sugar will break the pres
Ont price is practically certain. but tho
quotations OF ten days ago arc not OK
pccted until the car congestion il re-
lievcd
Florida vegetable shipments arc
about the only hope local dealers SEQ
for the lowering OF present prices OF
green goods. The early spring crops
are expected 10 he backward on account
of recent cold snaps. Meanwhile onions.
potatoes and other vegetables are
creeping into the ranks of luxuries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

For Inc tnncft % lhe -ICl and -.
lief fund. tho Ladies AUS liary Of tho
Railroad Young Mems Christian A.
ISOLATION viii give a party AZ o'cloc,,
to-morrow evening at the associatl OF.
building. Refreshments Viii he served
Many OF those coming viii wear co.
lonial costumes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

students OF Virginia Union Univcr-
SHY VIII present an international
pcac" conference" at S:l5 o'clock this
evening in the university chapel. Rep
rcscnta,ivcs of the neutral nations and
% those engaged In the prescnt~war
VIII be impcrsonatcd aud Will discuss
terms Of ending the conflict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

Herbert q. Crowdcr. q merchant OF
Petersburg, yesterday fled Il petition
in voluntary bankruptcy in the United
states District Court. placing his liza
Utilities at 33,5l5.3G and his assets at
ss,333.63.
y. a. Swink, OF Iopcweli filed a pc
Triton in voluntary bankruptcy. placing
his liabilities at $500 and his assets at
1926.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
Must Nuke Dwelling Safc.

Elam n Funsten. real estate agents
were ordered by Justice John Crutch-
tield. in the folicc Court. yesterday
either to put the two-story brick
dwelling at 40 West Marshall street
in safe condition or to pull il down
within five days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
ncports Auto Stnlen.

H. stewart Jones. of 1871 West
Franklin street reported to the police
'hht ms S"vcn-passcnScr automobile
had been stolen early last night while
IL was standing in front Of his resi-
dcucc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
Thirty Days for Stcn,iur

-. a. Bryant. charged with stealing
small sums from the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. was sentenced to
thirty days in Jail yesterday by JUS
ticc John Crutchfcld. Two other similar
charges against the man were con-
tinued until March %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

hcnrN iirooks was sentenced TO sixty
naNa IN Jaii Yesterday by Justice John
Nrn'chheld IA m" Police Court on the
rhHr&' OF stealing dress from Weis-
berger e 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
CONTEST NARROWS DOWN
TO TIIitI:I: t\NDIJtTIS

The race now seems TO be narrowed
down to bis;rir; Attorney Ki2hard
Evelyn Byrd. Judge Henry w Holt of
Stauntcn and Judge Z. y Haas Of
IlarrisonburG. Friends ii Martin l..
Burks, dean Of the Washington and
Lee University law school. had put
forward his claims 10 the appointment.
aud are still hopeful that it may be
brought about but the Lexington man
mas expressed 10 III" Governor his un-
Willingness To serve If he is appointed
Practically all Endorsements are now
IN. These are overwhelmingly in favor
OF JudS" Holt, though both Mr. Byrd
anu judge Haas have powerful ana
influential followings. The Governor
mas an cnGas emcnt to-day in reference
10 the appointment. Judge " H. Hairs
ton and Ashby Williams appeared at
the executive Offices Yesterday bearing
memorial from a considerable Dor
ton OF the Roanoke bar for MIR. Byrd
from Louisa County, Il. Lindsay Cor
"on. Jr, sent petition Of the members
OF that bar for tho appointment OF
Judge Holt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
FORMALLY ACCEPTS
iIARHISON'S RESIGNATION

The Governor Yesterday made formal
acceptance OF Judge iiarviSonS rcsig-
nation in the following letter TO the
retiring jurSt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
Judge George NJ. Harrison,
StnMMtnM. Va

Judge George NJ. Harrison,
Staunton. Va:
My dear Judge llnrrison.-up my
return ia my oi'ic" after an absence Of
some days ! find Your letter of Feb
ruary -. rendering your resignation ~.
judge OF the Supreme Court oc An
pcais OF Virginia, which is hereby ac-
cepted. effective March /, 1917.
desire to express my personal and
o'hcial regret that YOU arc TO retire
from the bench and. in behalf Of the
people Of Virginia. To assure Won of
their genuine appreciation OF tho hon
orahlc and distinguished public SER
vice you have given L. Your state
Wishing YOU many years OF health
and happiness. am.
Very sincerely yours.
,SisEedD H. &. STUART.
Governor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17

Immigration, por el empleado enca1.
gado de recibir 10 ropa : dar las con
trasenas para recogerla despues del
bano.
Crescencio Arroyo, de Ciudad Jua-
rez, fue victima aver de IN robo, Sc
gun el personalmente 10 ~refiere; al
pasar a este lado recibio la abluclon
reglamentaria, impuesta por la Qua
rentena, Y cuando tue a recoger ST.
roma, Sc e~ncontr5 cor que !e 1a:taba
su portamonedas que c~on@enla sells
pesos americanos.
Al reclamar su dlnero el encarga-
do de dar Ia ropa-que tamnien eS
de origen meXicano-manltesto TO
saber NADIA de To- cue sc lie pedIa y
despues mostr0 la bolsa sin ell dlnero
one va habia sid0 sustraido. Arroyo
Sc present6 con el Dr.. encargado de
aouel departamento y despues de al
guna investigation resoltfo que e.
dinero sc habia peldido Y que debia
conformarse.
(Pass . Ia ga. plana, col. 7a.)
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rev]olucionarios que Sc e~ncuentran en-
los Estados Unidos.
Esta declaarci0n parece que tlene
por objeto hacer sabeT a Diaz Lom-
bardo que no puede bajo ningun con
cepto. tomar en- cuenSa Sus eBtrechas
relaciones con los miembros de Ia IA
militia Madero y que debe eliminar TO-
da Influenza de dicha familla, como
la ha eliminado Villa, Quien eSta tar
profundamente disgustado o los
Madero como con Carranza.
I'm aeente que vino de Los Angeles.
En- Los Angeles reslden muchos
revolucionarios, especiaimente de los
que lucharon contra Ell gobierno dc
facto en- ell Estado de Sonora, des-
pues de la desuni6n re~volucionaria
provocada ell Aguascalientes. In
aouella ciudad esta establecida una
1unta rcNOluClOIaiId uS Ia M
be es jefe ell ex-gobernador Mayto-
rena.
Carlos Jauregui. uno de los amigos
mas intimos de Francisco Villa, que
resiGia en- Los Angeles Y formaba par
te de la junta villista estableclda en-
aouella ciudad, fue visto aver aqu! Y
81 presencia en- esta ciudad sirvio pa
"a confirmar la noticia de que pro-
yimamente Sc celebrara en- TN lugar
cercalo a la frontera Ia junta de cue
Sc hahla.
Dijose que Jauregui viene en- re-
presentation dc los revoiuc:onarlos
que radican en- California y que trae
authorization de Maytorena para que
pa>a Il la tn. plaua, col. 5a.)
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r.espondcncia Especial para LA PRENsA

{ ur"cSpGndcnc!a Especial para LA PfESSA-
Ell PASO, Texas, Febrero 15.-Los
ultimos movimientos de los rebeldes
en- la fronteran han de~sorientado q Ia
opinion publica aqui, que creia fir
memente Ell que tales movlmlentos
eran los pr~eliminares para IN alta
que a Ciudad JuareZ. Puedc declrSc
que sc tenia por segur0 que la veclna
plaza seria atacada resueltamcnte
Dor los villistas que al mando del ge-
neral Jose Ines Salazar avanzaron ha-
cha la frontera hasta ocupar, antes
de aver, la pequena p%oblacion de Pa
tomas. Los mismos carrancistaS fue-
ron de opinion que en- esta vez 81 Sc
ria IN hecho ell ataque a Ciudad Ju&
rez V comenzaron a hacer %preparatl-
vos de defensa.
Como 10 die aver, tras de discu-
tir Ia forma en- que debia hacersc
frente a la villista, el CO
mandante militar de Ia vccina plaza.
general Jose Murguia. hecidio sal;
con sus tropas para atacar a los re-
be!des antes de que Sc pr~esentaran
en- las ccrcanias de Ciudad Judrez. :
fin de poner a dicha ciudad a salvo
de un ataque. FL referido jefe carran
cista saIi6 efectivameHte, de IA p!a-
"a vecina con mas de sciscientos HON
bres, la mayor parte de los cuales 70
mar el "regimiento de Ia muerte
QUO dicen es ell mas valientc de todoi
los cuerpos carrancistas que Sc er-
cucntran Ell Chihuahua. Murguia So
Ito con rumbo a Casas Grandes y II.
10 que atacaria a salazar por la rct"-
guardia, aprovechando la circunstaH.
cha de que 81 jefe villista Sc encortr2
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De Villa no Sc tienen noticiaS

Por ahora. la atenclon esta concer
trada en- las ~actividades de Salazar,
De Villa no Sc han-vuelto a tener no
ticias exactas Y puede decirse que
nadis sabe aqui donde Sc e%ncuentra
ell iefe del movimiento anticarrancis-
tas. Villa, que tan amante era de anun
ciar a la prensa americana sus pla
mes Y de hacer saber el lugar don
Sc encontraba, guarda hoy silencio
acerca de sus planes de campsna .
tiene especial cuidado en- o~cultar {
sitio donde Sc encuentra.
Sc ignora en- 10 absolute donde es-
ta ell jefe rebelde, y auR cuaEdo Sc
dice que Sc halla al sur de la ciudad
de Chihuahua IcorEbatiendo contra
Murguia, la verdad es que nj este jefe
carrancista sabe donde Sc en~cuentra
su adversario.
0 Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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CHASCARRILtO,
Entire amigos:

Entire amigos:
o-iConque por fin conseguiste un
enpleo en- ell Banco$' Supongo que
en- parte 10 debes a quS ronoces al
gerente.
En- paEte ESQ, y en- parte tam
bien porque e. no me CONGO q mi.
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;ESTA I'd.

INA lu"-rIidddo SI enfermedSd? :So 10
fan EanaIo los madicos a qulcnas ha
ron .IitrdO? tpadcca listed tnrerrIcdad
,rGuira? SIIa -erdiio uSled Ia espfraD-
n sirf ser CuradU? NOr hay gus
,irs"YDefar. 70 Ie dire gratuEametile In
me d.be usied harer. Escrlbame hoy
misruu. adJuaiandU estampil.a pas'a Ia
~respucSad. yGSio Frauc0.-xsa- A. GGN ~
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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El tafico eEte PIedras NJ
gras Y Non errey csta
%interfumpido
CUATRO MADRES MEXICANAS
DIERON A SUS HIJOS A UNCS
MILICIANOS oUIENES
LOS ADOPTARON.
Cnrrc>unnlrncia Especial para La rRENSA'

Currc~uSnlrncia Especial para LA fRtNSN'
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Febrero L..
Sc ha vuelto a decir hoy que /
via entire Piedras Negras Y Monte
REV. ha sido de nuevo ~interrumpIa'
Dor I'm grupo rcvoluciOnariO y que Ct
trafico Sc ha suspendido.
Algunas personals que estab2n p:
IA salir rumbo d la capital reglomon-
rana. han resuelto hacer el viaje per
Laredo, dondc la via esta ~eXpedlta.
Sc dcsmi Anten al mismO tempo To-
rumorcs de que Ia via entire Lare''
Y Monterrey estaba interrumplda en-
Lampazos por una partida vil!lsta'
Sc fueron los milicianoS &c Maryland.
Despues de muchas demoraS Y es-
peras multiples, log trenes que con
ducian al nortc a los milicianos dc
Maryland, salieron anoche como a las
dicz.
A Ia bora de ma1char el tren' los
milicianos armaron tai alboroto que
Ia ciudad cntera Sc do cucnta de que
algo inusitado sucedia.
Ninos mexieanos adoptados por
miticianos.
Con cierta sorpresa sc VIC esta ma
mana en- la Casa de Corte, a aIguila.
pobres mujeres meXicanas con SuS
pinos en- brazos, que salleron a POGO
sin ellos.
Suppose despues que aquei!as po-
bres madres meXicanas, ~accediendo d
solicitudes de algunos de los mlilcia-
nos de Maryland que salleron anoche
les habian permitido llevarse a sus nj
los. a quienes legalmente adoptaror
aver.
Sc dice que fueron cuatro los nlhoS
adoptados por los milicianos
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Sc verificara una junta vi|Iista para
nombrar I'm Gobierno Provisional

:. = = = = + = = . = = - = - = = x : ! : = = = = : = = = :
. los REPRESENTATIVES DE DIFFERENCES JEFES ANTICA- :
= RRANCISTAS CRUZARAN LA LINEA DEVISoRlA PRoIE- :
: GIDos poR SALAZAR, QUEEN REPRESENTARA A VILLA :
. EN- LA JUNTA, LA CUAL TENDRA LUGAR EN- UN PUN :
= TO PROXIM0 A LA FRONTERA. "
-. =. = -. = :. :. = - 81: Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z e e Z =
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Causan aprensi6n las actividades de
SaIazar en- Ia frontera de N. M.

= TEMEsE oUE7LAS PROVOCACIONES DE DICHO JEFE Y LOS 4
: ACTOs CoMETIDOS CON CIUDADANOS AMERiCANOS :
= DEN LUGAR Al ENVIC DE TROPAS A TRAVES DE LA :
= LINEA DIVlSORIA, 10 QUE VENDRIA A CoMPLICAR LA =
: SITUACIoN ENTIRE MEXICO Y LOS ESTADOS UNlDoS. :
. . . = = y = = y = : = - = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17

-gCREr0S MARtyIiLGSGS.-Si listed ue-
sea hallar telicidad. suerte, fortuna, amor.
Gloria Y sosiego. 81 listed deSea tener eIi-
10 en- el con,nrcio. Il quiere triunEar en- sus
"mrresas. 81 qEle:e haCcTse amar. 81 quiere
,alir ylriorioso en- tOdos suS aSuntos y 10
grar todos srs dese0s. pida mi curioso IL
brio, quo L. Scra cnyildo gratis a vuel-
"a ia corrco Direction. sr. J. Vnnce, Apar-
;aIu 4Ji, Ii3barG. CuLl
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PESQUISAS:-

PESQUTSAS:-
uEsEO saber cl Paraicro- &C mi hermano
Francisco Cabrera cue cn AgosIo dc 1915
rstaba cn Maud, Okla. tf1baialldc en IN
rarnpo del Z. l.. Katy. EntienGO que IN.
Ga ron GUl!LalO Martinez y que dcDen SIS
. Tar en- Fort Collins. Colo. La persona due
dc infGrmcS eNac.Os seri sratificada CSn
81 o I'm alto de stI~rripcion ri dIario LA
iRENSA". DirIllr.>c los IniorfueS q Car.
los cabrera, bon iT, AKRON, IOWA. t2I9L
0ESEO-sabrr Del paradero de mi htJo Cd
tarino SandUval. oricilHriO de PenJalnO,
Co, MeAi.G. QUEEN tieae &c afos de vivir
IN este pals. Haze como 6 meSes reCibi6
nm lilo nuiu Ia luna rarta de el, cSCrita de
ri paso. Texas. Mucho lgradecere cual-
nIIier inforIne quo NE den aceIsa de si
direction actual. Juan Slndovalt 1913 ".
"01 (2rD
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National Exchange and Commission Go.
nrrrrrYc1,. \ NAT1oNAL BANK

1, r,s, DO Gamble mas antigua y prcerda por 10: uexeanes. ;FENDGMoss. lmmcess
A.. 90 RT9coS TSronaI de Mexico y LonTes y Mexico. toduS. DEL an. Ie Ez nrMs
sgs 0 de la fechs que Sc nos dalne. sITuAMCs -4neIo .MEEAnaAsA5aa S y c AME4 NJ NJ
xSo HSufeapfo Ia enresa Anms dn hacer 50 conpra a oa casa e smos p-
dendo precTo. de 10 que NHfs'e' t0 p q EoS 1t LAREDO. TEXAS
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llACEMpS con o q cOrrccC!0l, cartaS a
morpsas, &c DeiiinSntot fclicItaciones. cum
~pieahOs. diScursOS y iDGa clasc dc pocsl8s
sEGGrDSas, de anirersarip, patri0ticds. etc.
frecId. moderados. rfriianse por correo 8
=. GaIGeron. us Zacatecas Alley, a An-
ionIO. TEXAS.
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! sOMB

AHlEGLG sOMBPEROS-de %se1oras, scflo.
riias y nIi0S. pOr malo que sea cl astado
en- que Sc elcuentren V pc: dsreriDrados
T1G Csten SIS adprnDs. as TcrOrTno '.
iimpio perfcctamcnic y los dcD arrcgla-
dos 4 IA ultima mOda. por 30 y - ccntayos.
sra. lMDio. rs reynolds ST. Telcfoao Gro
ckrtt SiST,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-17

iNTkRE StNrE.-iredigo In tccha en- qua
80 hara Ia l:aZ "n Eurppa. Las personals
Gue deseen pucuel haCsr apdcs'aS cOnmi-
20. Fl tIeiDpa cstlpIiadO 10 pualicar6
Ell las Colurnnas lie egg Lerl0dicO. Pue-
den escrllIr.ne subrc cI particular a 1914
Elm ST., DALLAS, rEXAS. EpiSmenio Po-
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DIVERSOS:-

UIVtRSUS:-
IA IL. EG.tNCIi." barbcria. la mica pclII-
rIa en- san Antonio. que clcnia ron "Nper-
los Lari,rTuS "lIrOJ - NisilC listed este cS-
iaDl"r.EI"HlO Y Grcdari SatlSTcrlIo d" Ia
.IuniIIUd Y 81 cslmrradu ruIdado col que Id
uSrHn. fp>rIiiullh ch la$areS ElcrfriruS.
I;iilr> ,c Jgua libia y rrI1. PraA"dis MariI-
nrZ. p:rpirihriC, III w. CpmmcrCc ~. san
Antonio. TEXAS (3iJy
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Sc AHREGL.AN y cnSciian ;Cda clIse DE- pei.
nIdO. / preatOS SGmamcaic c0r-roHos sei
:. rTcS3 81. tM
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>E CANEii-prr MOHlcdad en- Mexico.
Monterrey Irrrcrltle, casa. & cuartOS SiiUa-
da SOhrc Inca trdnYia = entire dos GALES
pavIncTiadas. muy cCnveni"nte para QUEEN
Cuirra vivIr Crrca Dc south Side High
school. Tll.ibi%a tengo lpeS nn Ia ciudad
,aluadOs eli SoOU1.GN DlriJasc. a: Al Go.
Ia RLNSA, san AniuaiG, Texas. 2f0