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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Our Christmas dinner hill will be-
the best ever. roast spring duck ana
everything good. Phone log for reserva-
ton before Dec. 81 Pilgrim hotel
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Big -four sale at Cray's Produce
House, iss East Main. also fine winter
apples. Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

sr..s yea. ~assAss =

nrsns yevs ~assAes - $500
Always 81 yoW GBoa1g -
Home brea1. Csstsal 0nn0ys
How shout fancy stik 49, - =;
Christmas gtft? Our lie - So q =! . I
Glldner Bros.
The annual ChrtstnAn 6aoq9
Lilac Crochet Club which Wo9
been hsid Friday has bsea pog
A big war cry. now v ~ 49,
-four. II can be had Mt CrAy's -
House, l39 East Main street. g. oo4l
geo FOR yourself. AdvsrslssGseae.
The woman's Aisasa4sy A1D92ss
ton OF the United Brethruo cAaeD
meet wednesday afterneca - 90
home Of Mrs Il. c. Austin. ~ -
Seventh street.
The Presbyterian Ladies ~
hold an all day basAAr and eA1e -
change at the church Wsdnesdnv. -
IS, beginning At . o'clock. AAo
made candies for sale. The suDDe1 49,
been postponed until . later 49,.
mittece.
IL is hard to decide. know. -
TO get the boys and girls FOR Chr
but as a suggestion would say ~
Flexible Flyer sled In very
article and something that viii -
both. or either. Our prices 80 ~
for the No. 1 aled. and 9s.<s - ~
No . s,ed, and s4.% for the Junss
Racer. Carriers Economy Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Jap hullers popcorn At l6 cents
pound. Guaranteed 70 pop. Spratt
Grocery. Phone 1859.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

How about good American Flyer
train for the boys, or nice Rector
construction set. We also have the
Tinker Toys for the smaller boys. we
don't have these boys and girls hut
once. so don't forget them. Carriers
Economy Store
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Fur and wool lined auto or drcsa
gloves or fur cap arc useful giftA
Gildner Bros.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Mrs. Anna w, Thayer who has been
at the home of her son. q. +. Thayer
for several weeks left Monday night Tor
Orlando, Fla. to remain for the win
ter
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Ben Henderson spent the day IN
Cedar Rapids on business. lie has
not definitely decided on his future
plans. but expects to either remain
here or locate In Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

A Wearever saucepan will make
mighty nice Christmas gift for your
friends. Our sale starts "Wednesday
morning so do not wait too long be-
fore buying as our supply Is limited.
Schmidt Hardware Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

The annual ChrtstaAn 49, =! !l
Lilac Crochet Club which No. w.
been hsld Friday has bsea - 40 d.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

A big war cry. now v - .!
-four. II can be had ut CTAy's
House, i39 East Aaln street. g. oNQ
geo FOR yourself. Advere1DoGDeooes VI " All
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Or. 0sahaa. esssseasA AAseaSs tsmpss
Another lot OF games Just arrived
Simmons Book Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

How shout fancy stik 49,
Christmas gtft? Our lias - - g! >
GIldncr Bros. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-17

Always 81 youP OBooog -
Home brUa1. Ceats0l 0n04yys
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10

and, along with other well established companies of large facilities, we have been building trucks for over seas duties to help win the war. For more than a year we have been making daily deliveries for these purposes.
 While this has delayed our entry into the home markets it has never theless been of great advantage to our engineers and production executives. increasing their knowledge and exper- fence. It has also necessitated devel oping and enlarging our manufactur- ing facilities. Consequently we are now in a position to turn a portion Of our product to the no less important field of domestic transportation which is so great a factor in war time. \ limited number of the new Paige trucks will therefore be distributed and as soon as the governments needs are met we shall be able greatly to in crease our production for home con sumption."'
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
TIRE SHORTAGE |S
 GROWING ACUTE

"A shortage of tires is present and very real" said Bob Timmons, mana ger of Vans Tire House.
 Practically every one who is aware of the situation is protecting them selves as far as possible. The follow ing figures will give a good idea of the seriousness of the tire situation.
 In 1917 the production of pneuma- tic cases by practically all manufac- turers in America was 25.300,000, an average rate of 69,315 tires per day. At the present time, owing to a 50 per cent curtailment by the war industry board the production is at a rate Of 12,650,000 tires per annum or 34,657 tires per day. The consumption is estimated at 67,123 tires day. making a net loss to the buying public of g, ,466 tires a day.
 "On July 31. 1918, the manufacturers stock throughout the country totaled 4,500,000 tires-while it was estimated there were at that time 3,O00,000 tires in hands of dealers thus making a com bined stock of 7,50O,00O tires At the above rate of production and consump- tion all of the reserved stock. will be practically consumed in 231 days.
 We are all anxious to serve the gov- ernment and lend our united efforts toward winning the war in every poss- ible way.
 The greatest of all is the proctice of conservation. We urge, in view of the present conditions that you keep your tires in service as long as possi- ble. Your tires tubes and rims should 1 be inspected frequently. A tire with very slight defect-if caught in time can be made to deliver thousands of miles. Be sure your wheels are not out of alignment. Not a great while ago it was considered impractical to retread a tire, but under the present 1 improved methods of retreading it is a recognized fact that retreading is practical and that many miles may be | added to any carcass if attended to in i time. We have passed on the above | information hoping it will be valuable
 to all tire users and cannot urge you
 too strongly to make your tires last | longer"
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
READY ID ENTER
 HOME TRUCK FIELD

The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Com pany announces that it is now ready to enter the truck field for domestic commercial consumption and that dis tribution of limited number of trucks will shortly commence.
 Designing and building trucks is no novelty with us," says Henry Krohn, sales manager of the Paige company. For a number of years we made close study of this branch of the automobile industry and our en- Sineers have been hard at work per fecting our plans from the mechanical and technical standpoint.
 When the war broke out the gov ernment asked us to direct as much of our energies as possible to war needs
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
CLIPPED GEAR TEETH

In cases where a number of the teeth of gear have clipped off at the outer edges they should be chamfered off by grinding. If in grinding the gear is permitted to heat enouh to soften the metal little further chip ping will be prevented and the gear can be used until a new one can be installed.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
PISTON PIN PLAY

It is sometimes a little difficult to determine whether there has been wear in the piston pin bearing. With the piston in place and the lower crankcase half down or side plate off remove a valve cap or spark plug and turn the engine over, so that the piston is at top dead center, in such a position that a screwdriver may be pressed down on top of the piston. while with bar the piston may be pushed upward from the under side. So by alternately forcing up and down any play existing may be detected.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
CONNECTING ROD KNOCK

The knock ordinarily produced by a loose connecting rod is rather in the nature of a pound, and it is most mo- ticeable at slow speed with a closed throttle. If the play is excessive. however, the knock will be heard at all speeds and loads. This is probably the commonest knock of all, is easy to identify and should be remedied with out any delay or worse trouble will follow.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
OVERLAND HELPS ID
 BUILD LINCOLN ROAD

The increased load thrown upon the transportation of the country by war needs, has brought the realization of the tremendous economic influence of better roads. Special efforts are being made by the Lincoln Highway officers tto speed up work wherever possible
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10

agreement between the officials of the Willys Overland company, the Lin coin highway officers and state and county officials.
 The construction of these sections of the Lincoln highway will complete the route across the state of Wyoming, fol- lowing the old Union Pacific grade for a considerable portion of the distance
 The sections, totaling about 6 miles will be known as the Willys- Overland sections of the Lincoln highway.
 Appropriate markers will perman- ently dedicate the two sections of the roaG bearing the name of the Willys- Overland company.
 Use The Republican Classified Ads.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
and to lay even large plans for after the war work.

and 10 lay even largo plans Tor after- the war work.
 The Willys- Overland company has just been notified by the secretary of tho Lincoln Highway association that a large fund given by them is to be expended in facilitating progress on the highway in Wyoming. The par ticular stretches of road to be built with the assistance of the Overland fund run through Sweetwater and Carbon counties in Wyoming. Z. E. Sevison, the state highway engineer of Wyoming. is now making plans so that the work on the road may go for ward immediately. the state and cOun- ties matching the Overland fund dol lar for dollar.
 The road is to be built upon an
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them supplied by using and reading The Republican Classified Pages-Arizona s Leading Advertising Medium.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10
SCORED PISTON

In cases where the piston and cylin- der are slightly scored it may be possi- ble to make an emergency repair for temporary purposes. The first thing to do is to take out the piston and find out what has caused the trouble and remove the cause if it is still present. The toughest edges should then be smoothed off with whatever means are at hand. Next thoroughly clean piston and cylinder, replace the parts and supply additional oil to help fill in the scratches.
 Use The Republican Classified Ads. for Results-Read for Profit.
Arizona republican., 1918-11-10

Use The Republican Classified Ads for Results Read for Profit
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
A HELADASREDUJERON
COSECHAS De MALI
Sc perdio 81 cincuenta por
cienso de las s;emoras

CIUDAD DE MEXiCC'. Octubre
31-Segun informes del conoci-
10 agricultor D. Zeferino Dominique.
"El Rey del Maiz". as cosechas cue
e eSperaban levantar en- este ano
fucron reducidas q IN cincuenta por
c:ento. a causa de las he'adas.
Agrega el senior Domingucz que las
cosachas tard;as no ser3n m2y album
ianteS V QUE "a cantijad DC c~ereales
que Sc o~ivarta sera tambien reduci-
da. aunqUe no de! TODD. pues que con
ella podran s~uhvenirse Z las eXlgen-
cias del con:umo nacional.
e senior Dominique trata de ius-
t-ar a nuestroS ag-:cultores sobre c!
hecho de Que no deben perder ITEM
20, indicandoles que cuando levantcn
Ia cosccha pTe3arcn Embellishments
Ia TERRA para IA cosecha del amo en-
trante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
NOTAS FORANEAS
MEXICANO MUERTO EN- UNA
RINA

ELLIS, Kansas. Octubre 26.-El
microbes pasado Sc regi5tro una no
Ia de sangre entire IA colonia mexi-
cana de esta ciudad. Dos compatrlo-
tas, JESUS Martinez Y otro cIyo NOM
bre no pude recoger, tuyieron IN
fuerte ~a,t2rcado, que degenero en- una
r!na, en- Ia cual resulto muerto Mar
t!nez.
e. occiso era originate de Leon,
Guanajuatc. segun 10 refiriera en- VI
ia a algunos de sps amigos. Segln
Sc sabe, nincunos parientes tiene en-
este lugar. q donde ha5ia venido ha-
ce algln tismpo q TRAFALGAR junta-
mente con otros mlchos de los mexi-
canos que son enganchados en- Ia
f%ronrera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Toda n correspondence -elacionada
con esta secci5c. Geoe ven!r di-iEIda
nsi: La PreEsa,"-Secci6a de on
sul,as. 10 y. Santa Rosa Ave.-Las
consultas que traten de c~uestiones "Ce
Amor = &c Soc!edad," debcran traef
IL misma Girecc! =. a~gregEndo sola-
,pcate Ia pa.ab-a 'Leticia". Para to-
das las c~onsui:as cue requferan con-
-sstaci6n privada es precise incluir
TN e~Ssa:npilia c. 2 Tres cen,a@os-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

{. l.. M.-Csecdmoor Tes.-No hay an
pla@o fijo para la resolution dc iaS soiicitudcs
de permiso y en- cada case particular puede
variar csc tcrr,ino en- vista de- LIS c;rcurs-
;ancias que corcurran en- e.. En- casos ur-
gentes y juStificados y activaaGo debitamcn-
[" e. asunto SC nucde obtcncr (! permiso on
mcnur tempo. pcro en- las CIRCUMSTANCES nor
.aalcs. practicamcntc SC he visto que Sc en-
plc.n unoS qailcc dias. por termino medic en-
Ia tramitaci6n de un permiso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
DEFUNCiON

EAGLE PASS, Texas. Octubre so.
Aver a las diez Y media de Ia me-
lana, fa!leci0 en- eSta ciudad Ia Sc
nora Francesca S. VIDA. de Herrera,
q a etad de 81 amos. h&biendoSe
efec1uado Il funerales hoy en- la ma
hama. a n misma bora que fallecie-
"a.
La finada era madre del senior Sc
veriano S. Herrera, cue radica en- es-
"a ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Sin firma.-Canbrai. Cal.-LoS tituloS no
BILLIARDS. tales como los que nos ;ndica dc
MARQUES. Condo, Duque y Archiduquc ! otros
mis-, han sido y SiGuen Siendo conccdidos por
lcs monarcaS para prer;;ar los sc-vicios y
meritos de quienes lleGan Z poscerlos y son
hercdit.rios.
Fl actual Roy dc Espaia, Don Alfonso XIII.
Is ArchidYquc dc Ia Casa &c Austria per ser
hiio &c n Reina Maria Cristina que 10 cs a
81 vcz. FL padre de este monarch. D. Al
foaSo MI. murio Ell ano dc 1855.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

D. P.-San Antonio. Texas. No crcemcs
que tenga NADIA Que yer 70 que nos iadica con
CT fcEomcno que ha Observable en- $us piernas
' creemos tambica que 81 nc experimental mo-
iestia alyuna. 10 mas probable Is que siempre
las haya tcniGu con In configuraci"n que aho-
n le Hama la atenci II, por mas que no Sc
haya fijado en- clio antes. Por 10 tanto naca
podenlos rccomendarlc, pues TO crccmos que
este cEiermo de NADIA aun que coaSu!tc nj
medico. pues perdera en- clio tempo y cinero.
Sin embargo, 81 siente alV2n Sinton1a que no
nos h. communicate y de ALA nacen Sus proc
cupaciones. bicn puede consular q un me-
dico y som.te-Se q! tratamiento que &c pres
criba,
La direction que desea sc Ia proporciOna-
reraos con Susto. pero dcbe mandarnos So di-
rcccion completes y dos %centavoS para fran
Qucc de uuCStra rsspueStl-
P. r. Dawson. y. M.-Crecmos que no ten
dFa dificultad de ninguna cSpccie para que lie
permitan p2sar = Mexico c! fonograio que
nos indica-
F. y. G.-Horstoa. Tex.-En n cpoca del
Presidcntc Juarez, el aho dc 1867. SC dicron las
concesionea para II obstruction del Ierroca-
rril de FeracruZ : u del ferrocarr!i def de
Tchuantcpcc. FL pTiEcro fuc !naugurado Gu-
rantc ci gobic-ro del Prcsidente LcrGo de Te-
jada. eI lro. de eRero dc 1879 ? cl SeEundo 10
EuG durate e. Eob!erno del General Diaz.. To-
las las demas concesiones { nauguT@cIoneS
.uvie-un lagar en- IA cpoca del General Oiaz.
Gl II It4AtEsAl. Gull tNStFNANN ~ 49,"
que fueron Gadas O tuvieron luGar en- cl psrlo-
Go de gubic-no del General GonZaleZ.
Durantc el gubierno del General Di2Z no sc
pago ninguna Geuda nacIonal. 10 que Sc hIzo
fuC arrcGlarla y consolidarla. Cs:o e.. conccr-
ar y ,!cylr a cabC IN c"r1rrstIju uIlCo. y CT
condolences mas favorabics para q pas par
,ub-ir con Il los compromises del %go5icrEc
uno de los cualsS era 81 dc los fcTrocarri!es
que habian Sido SuUycncloRadoS pOr eL par
ST construction.
Los fcrrucarri:es nacionalcs nuncG HcSa-
ron 4 SCI pro7icdad &c n nacion. % que 'e
h.=o en- tempo &c Lirar:our fu" atGClrir pof
cucnta del Gobicrno lie Mexico una ACTON mas
de Ia miJad dc laS total2s dc caGa uno dc clos
y mechanic ESQ Ct Eobir.Ho lle%, a adluiTir ~
control. pucS On las SuciedaGcS anUa!maS por
accioass, x mayoria dc elias s. :mupDc n res
to.
J. NJ. AL Paso. TcE.-No rcco-damos
esactamcatc Ia fecha. zero cTcemeS que e!
l inner cm-rc>ti:o &c IA Libertad 80 leo q
ab5. sin ca;npana de ninguna cspccic, en-
Mzyo del aho pasado.
Tn lcetor. san Antonio. TcN.-Sc nos in
forra que cl pago dc To- ocho dilarcs ii en-
t~ar 4 ;crritOrIU americana &c comicn"a i cNs-
rir 4 los niGOs uiayOTcS de cocc amos. No
c-cemos que q soipc qus nos indiea sen causa
para que tropiece con dificultadeS su nina a
cruzar IA irontera.
P. G.-Pa-a podcr dare in di7ccci6a que
nos pidc. Sc hacc ncccSariu cue nos DC Ia d"
listed. ccsa que omiti6 hacrr CT II cnr,a. Re-
C.riendcse 4 81 Sc-Inda prcgUnt& i T3rIfeS-
tauos que todas !Gs prcnsas Cue SC u5an en-
Ia impTcnta. por cRicas ulC sean. son de lie
rro; no hay dc 'nadcra.
E. P.-P-essot'. Ariz.-La prcgun;a que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Sc DARA GRATIFICAClON 4 In persona
que proporcione i7fo-ncS cxactos del senior
loss S~er-ano. De - a IS amos de cd2d. orr
s.nario de Ia Hacienda de FaldespiEo. Qua
najuato, Mexico. qrien desde 1910 reside eli
este pals en- 1911 Sc encoatraba en- un punso
de! Estado de Colorado. sin que GeSde enton-
ces Sc haya vuclto n SaSer de q. Cua!quie-
iniorne que Sc tenga sobrc dicko sclor fa-
vor de dirigirlo n Kansas g. Mexico Conme
cial Co. % E. Missouri Avenue. Kansas City.
Nc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

$500 DE GRATIFICACION dare n In per
soma quo informe del actual p~aradero del Sc
nor mi padre, Igracio Rodriguez: segun supe.
salio de Fl Paso. Tex. cl Is De Mayo del pre-
Sen!e arc. rumbo nj Estado de Colorado. a
TRAFALGAR en- In cosccha del betabcl Cualquier
informe que Sc t.nga so5re dicho senior IA
vor de dirigirlo 2 Hilario +. Rodriguez. See.
IS, Hobson, ARR.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
PESQUISAS

DARE BUENA GRATIFiCACION 4 IN per-
soma que RE p.oporcione infromcs cxactos
acerca del paradero del senior Anieeto Cam
pos. casaGo con In sonora Macrina J;meaez-
Ell senior residia en- San Miguel el Alto. Me-
xico. dondc salio rumbo a Estados Unidos.
Cualquier iriorme que Sc tenga sobre d!cha
persona favor dc dirisirlo a Gabriel Campos.
S!sk!. 'ou. Oregon. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

DARE NAGNIFiCA qualification 4 quiaI.
me p-oporc:onare infornes oxactos acerca de
mi hiio Salvador Suarcz. como de 25 amos !e
edGd. blanco, oios y bigote negros, cl brazo
izquicrio 10 :iene ligeramente lesionado. Sir
vanse IiriGir los informes 4 Juan Suarez,
Demiug. y. Mexico. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Cuando necesite iibros en- espahol
d~irijase a Ignacio Z. LOzano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
SECCION DE CONSULTAS

nos hacc es dificil dc contcstar con Ia prcci-
zion que listed deea, Para poder hacerlo ne
ceSitariamos conocer el grade de desarrol!o CT
que Sc halle su instruction , las tendencias
de In que desec ~edGuirir. Nos pcrnitiElos in
iicarle. como 10 mas prudcnte que trate De eS-
peciali=ar Ia instruction cue tan legitinranen-
&c ambiciona poser. pues mas facil le sern
consegui- So otje:o y consesa;irlo en- una for
TT it'll para listed m;srlo. por este proceeds.
miento que 81 prc,endc abarcar todo. Ante
TODD debe cstudiar a concienciR Ia grammatical y
Ia aritmetica que sirven dc punto de part;da =
ioda instruction possible va sea de car&cter eS-
pecial o "a general. y poSteriormente o Z IA
vez. algo de geografia y algo de historic. mas
sodoS aQuelloS h5rus que nueda hEbcrSe que
sc relacionen con Ia e5pecialidad que Lecidn
~,U;tivar. En- general. lc decimos que todos les
lbras serios. le proporcionaran ersenanzas
TITLES y ST. como nos in6ica. es afecto = Ia lee
.ura. POGO a POGO Sc formarn un ~c-iterio pro-
pio que &c permitted juEgar accrca de los H.
bros que lea y buscar aquellos que &c convcn-
IAN por alguna circumstances. En- libros cien-
IificoS. todos los cue Sc ha.an a SD alcancc
material c intellectual. puede y Gcbe lecrios o
,studiarlos sin 81 menor peligro. En- hbros de
literature. todcs los que sean morales. coSi
que listed podra juzgar por 81 miSmo. sin du-
ia. encerraran de SECURE cosas diGnas de he
rir 81 imaginaci-n y de irlc propo-cioHsndo,
inSensiblcmentc. esq instruction que desca Ie-
gar a tencr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

r. ~G.-Harpcr. OrcEon.-La direction que
nos ha cnviado 6 Ia imsma con que Sc ST.
sue anunr;ando Ia casa que nos indica y I
ella hcmos rcmitido Il ca-ta cue nos acom-
pana. Ignoramcs por que le hahran deyuel-
to Ia correspondence dirigida a ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

J. NJ. S.-AuStrich. Ncb.-Par. propurcio-
marie las direcciones cue desca. sirvase en-
viarnos su direction postal complcta y es-
tampiua dc tres centsvos para cl ~franQuco
dc nucstra rcsFucsta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
ENSENANZA

LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTo = de-
m:c.iio Precios coIvcncionales PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. Eraduado en- los Conse-va-
:orios de Madrid y Faris. Recibe 6rdenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc habia Frances ) Es-
nnnol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
COMPRAS

DESEo ADQUIRIR en- Mexico de 80. 900 a
20 .Oe0 acres de tcrr-ao. an.iense TODD genc-
70 de datos i A. H. Rife. 1n4 Halliday Ave.
San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
EMPLEOS

NECESITAMOS 500 honbrcs para 81 Penn"
sylvania Rail Road Co.. durantr el mes de
Novicmbrc. Todos los diaS salcn 'b1nehes'
Veamc para mayores detallcs. ". l.. OS-
BORN. 1925 w. Houston St. San Antonio.
Texas. go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01
DE- OCCASION
VENTAS

| Sc VENDE un autcn6vil ford en- ruen ~
tado > bicicleta nueva. hablcn lei x
1886. III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

SENORiTA honorable desea o6tcner colo
cacion como anna dc casa. para atendcr nino,
reSpecto Il suede. Dirigirsc a POI Sixth st.
M
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PROFESSIONALS
DEPARTANENTo JUDICIAb Y

DIR. a. RIoJAS ALVAREZ, Oste6pata. 32S
Prudential Life Bldg. telefcno Travis 20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Sc NECESITA I'm muchacho para que manc-
je caro- tirado Dor un caballo y ayude en-
tTabajo de Tienda dc Abarrotes. Debc la
blar ingiis. Ocurran Il L. K. Meyer Grocery.
T09 Wyoming 81. 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Sc vENpE una acreditada casa de huespe-
des, completamcnte amueblada, calent1do-es.
todas comodidades. Hablar Tel. Or. $685..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

T. G.. R.-DouElas. Ariz.-No conoccmos,
FL mcnos con 81 nombrc Cue nos indice. IA
sustaacia q que sc ~refierc. Sin embargo. cree
mos Que podri coHseSuirla en- las minas jc
Gro &c california VI que cXpresa que debe
ser de este mineral o en- las de plata del
prapic Estado. En- Mexico. listed debe al-
her en- donde SC con5eGuin puesto que dice
habcr!a emp!cado y en- case dc que no In
consiGa aqui pucdc pcGirla ALA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-01

Sc NECESITAN una cocincra y Una lavan-
dera que iab!en espanol. Ocurran 4 n casa
situada detras del numero 2509 Main Avenue.
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