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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Struck hn Automobile.

While crossing Tenth Street at Main
last night about o'clock Miss Lille
Shuman Of 2l2 West Clay Street. was
struck by an automobile and thrown
violently 20 the pavement. She was
picked up and carried in an ambulance
10 the Memorial Hospital, where il was
found that her shoulder was dislocat-
cd The name of the driver OF the CA
could not be asccrtaincd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Lynchburs Junior Daughters.

LYNCH re, VA. February "a
y chapter of Junior Daughters of the
Ionicdcracy has been formed here with
the following officers: President Miss
Marion Legs; Vice president. Miss Alpha
Crump; secretary, Miss Virginia Shear
or. and treasurer. Miss Bessie Lima
Davis. The chapter will immcdiat ely
begin work knitting socks and making
blankets for foreign babies. co-opera;-
ing with the local Red Cross society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
EMPRESS DEEP REGRET
AT LOSS OF SERVICES

The resolutions adopted by the con-
srcga;ion yesterday are as follows:
wv hcrca*. tho pastor of tho Grace
Covenant Church. Rev ]. Calvin Stew.
art. ID. D.. has fcl, it wise to act upon
Inc advice OF his physician. and has
therefore rendered his resignation and
requested the church to unite in the
request TO Preshytery to dissolve the
pastoral relation:
THAT the congregation hears with
feelings OF deep regret and profound
sympathy that the condition of the
pastors health makes such a stem
necessary. and 1t hereby expresses its
sense of deep sorrow that the sacred
ties which have bound this people and
the beloved pastor for more than thirty
Scars must be officially severed.
mat wc place on record our high
appreciation Of the faithful service of
tn" pastor during these years Of fellow
snip and acknowledge our indebtedness
!" MIN for his wise counsel, his faith
iulness in preaching the pure GosDcl.
and his tender and gracious ministries
III the homes OF the congregation in
seasons Of JOY and sorrow like:
Further That. while we join in the
request 10 the prcsbytcry for the dis
solution OF the Official pastoral relation.
we hereby elect the Rev. J. Calvin
stewart. =. D.. stor-eIneritus at a
salary OF $1,000 per annum, and cx-
press the earnest hope that he will
sun favor us with the bcncdiction OF
his kindly presence and stainless life.
That these resolutions be spread
upon tho record Of the church, ana that
Elder William II. Miller be authorized
and directed to represent tho congre-
cation before the East Hanover Pres
oytery when 1t takes action upon the
TcSignat ion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Funeral of Mrs. NJ. N. 1,irbt

Funeral services for Mrs. NJ. NJ. Light
will he conducted from her residence.
"oll West Main Street, this afternoon,
at 1880 o'clock, Rev. George w. Me
Daniel. ID. d.. officiating. Burial will
nc in Riverview Cemetery Mrs. Light
Is survived by tho following children:
Miss j. Essie Van lIouten. Miss Matte
l.. Van IIoutcn, Mrs. w. Franklin
Jones. James G.. Van Houten. and
Charles NJ. Light, an adopted son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

The present government OF Costa
Isica came into power in consequences
OF a revolution in January of last year.
president Gonzales was overthrow by
General Tinocco. who assumed the
presidency. The United States has not
recognized the Tinocco government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Here and There in the
Legislature
cglSI dture

! Senator Sands Gayle, Of Buckingham
startled the Senate Saturday from its
usual letharGy by rising TO his feet
lfor the first time OF the session fcN
{cept to mako committee rcporO, and,
knowing to rccommit the "workmans
compensation act" 10 the Committee on
|Eourts OF Justice. The bill has been n
Especial and continuing order on the
RSenate calendar since l2:45 o'clock on
kTucsday, February 10. The Senator
5Statcd that he had letter from man
Bqvcr in buckingham who wanted a pub
ific hearing on tho subject. Regard
less OF the Senator's promise to have
Rthc hearing not later than to-day. Sena
6tor Goolrick, the doughty patron, didn't
Bsee through the same glasses as Soma
tor Gayle. On vote TO rccommit only
1.-TWO observation-disclosures and HcninE-
Followed the flag Of the Senator of
ltBuc bingham.
When the Hcning bill providing for
fclearinE trees and underbrush from the
3sidcs OF public roads was being ad-
|vanced on Saturday from the second TO
kthe third reading. Senator Holt sought
Information from Senator Mapp whcth-
|er or nor that bill had any connection
with the enforcement O. the prohbi-
ton laws. On being assured that the
9bll had no such connection, but might
Z nHuNcIlently nclH IN the matter, Scna-
Ftor Holt let the bin advance to it's
ecngrossmcnt and furnished the Senate
kwith n ripple OF mirth.
4 At last the arm OF the law reaches
tout to stranslc the Virginia buzzards.
which have been protected so long. Tho
iifc Of the law is the reason OF the law,
jh has been said. and when the reason
S}ceaseth the law ccaseth. No doubt
IL 4.
KIND white mules live forever. the fact
Ethat buzZards are charged with carry
Ming germs. il has been suggested, is
the reason for the withdrawal of pro-
lection from the fowl in question. IL
Knight be stated that the House has
not yet passed Mr.. Winstons bill per-
Emitting tho killing Of the turkey and
t1lack buzzards.
1t is doubtless an assured fact that
3Lhe new Code will become law.
There seems to be little IL any DISPOSE
lion in tho House to refuse the Sena e
amendments. The bill must then be
dgncd by Licutcnant-Govcr Buch-
Imam. of the Senate: Speaker Harry
Houston. Of the House Of Delcga tcs.
hid Wcstmorcland Davis, Governor o:
Virginia. The bill will then become n
aw TO take effect on the day before
Tho next session of tho General As
iembly; at which time any defects may
be promptly rcmcdicd without serious
hurt to any one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

CAENEf'S POINT. ~ j.. February "a.
LONELINESS has resulted in request
by girl workers at the Du Pont Powder
plant here that they be provided with
chapcrons and coZy corners. Tho girls
arc housed in big. comfortable dormi-
tories. but they have no place to cntor-
tain their male admirers between work
Ing hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Lynrhburg Tobacco ,Iarkct,.

LYNCHBURG. VA, February "a
Weather conditions were such during
the past week that the farmers will
now he able 10 market the remainder
Of the tobacco crop without delay, n
condition which has not prevailed here
since last fan. being due to continued
dry weather. The sales on the local
market aggregated $4,000 pounds and
for the season s.799l00 pounds. still be-
ing 100000 pounds less than sold at
the same time last wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
REVOLT IN COSTA RIGA
AIaJucln. San Mateo md Heria Already
In the Hands OF the
RcvolutiOnists.
tBy Associated Prc.s.l

SAN JUAN DEL SUR, NICARAGUA.
February IA revolution Is in prog
rcss in Costa Rica. Wire comnunica-
ton has been interrupted between the
frontier and Las Cana3. 1t is known
that tho towns of Alajuela, San Matco
and l1cria arc in the hands OF the revo-
iu.ionists. 1t is reported Las Canas
and Punta Arenas probably will fall
shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
Ground Glass In Prunc..

MARIENETTE. WIS. February 81
Prunes may be abolished from the
family fare in the homes OF this city
and Mcnomincc as q result of the dis
covcry Of ground glass in Il shipment
Of the fruit received by "a local grocer
through a commission house which OBJ
tnined il from California.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Council Finance Committee. City
Hall, s o'clock.
Council Committee on Streets, pub
lie herring, city Hall, 8 O'Clock.
tousc OF Delegates. state Capitol.
If o'clock.
state senate. sfnte Capitol. 10
o'clock.
Lyric Thcntcr, Vaudeville. J, 1;3O
and o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours. Nome
Rainfall last twcntyfour hours. None
EAccss in rainfall since March l. :. ..67
EAccas in rainfall since january l. ~
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The Weather
Furnished by L. $. Weather Bureau.
Forecast: Virgin

Forecast: Virginia
Fair Monday and
TucSduy, not much
change In tcmpcrn-
turc.
North tnrOlina-
Tnir Monday md
Tuesday, continued
WHrHn. light west
winds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

Temperatures. 81: humidity. so; wind.
weather, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

Local observations at S T.. VI.

\. ~. Observation-Disclosures. .22.SS
o 1. NJ. SO. {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25
tIND WOMEN FEARLESS
IN PRESSING PROGRAM

observed that they were fearless
oil personal danger, and reckless when
tncy we're certain that they could serve
certain cause by daring. found
them men and women who had made
UP their minds 10 sacrifice their per
sons for the realization Of their
cherished program. but they put a
great value on their lives, and in every
case they sell their lives as dearly as
possible.
Go Be Continued To-Morrow.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-25

Go Be Continued -MorrowD
Evening star., 1918-11-26

NANifD-Feather hrGs and furnIture. Best
prices aid square heal Furniture Co., sol
bye NV Phone Main si3t;
WI tI'T ell kinds of junk, rags and claga-
zines. &ol Md. ave. s.w.: phone Franklin 1.a47.
Evening star., 1918-11-26

BABY CApEIAGE--;:ood condition: reason
ably pT1ced. Address Box 1888, Star office.
Evening star., 1918-11-26

" AN + E D-To hire one
quarter-yard concrete mixer.
" els Egelhof Co.. coast survey
job. New Jersey ave. and B st.
Sc. Tel. lincoln $3.50. =
Evening star., 1918-11-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN EXPERIENCED lumberman would like to
associate with him reliable party with small
amount of capital; business old. profitable and
well established. Write or call, II interested,
for interview a: Oil 7th st. NV.
AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE and gasoline filling
station: established five years; air at curb;
making money every day. Apply 1916 New
Hampshire ave. NV. -
Evening star., 1918-11-26

A-B-C Garage, Distributors,
6l7-19 New Work Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-11-26
DPMoOp.s. sth AND Il.

MNNIk.p-s UENVrURE FOR CASH. SELL.
your gepds to the man who gives you the most
Evening star., 1918-11-26

WILL CALI. CITY OF; SUBURBAN, PAY
highest cash prices for ladies'. mems ard chill
dren's Worn clothing and Shoes Write CT
phone. }. TARSHES. 1905 7th NV. Phone
Evening star., 1918-11-26

ez4efefs from stomach and pefvs troubles wfu
IpsveS regret trying my new drugiess treatment.
Pt produces wonderful result1. Relief guaranteed,
ks1slltabop and fuu anfakmanon GtsA
Evening star., 1918-11-26

FCPNlTrRE--AH kinds OF furniture wanted
to furnish S-room house by Nov. 25 II
you have any to sell phone Col. s255. Will pay
cash. no26s
Evening star., 1918-11-26

WANT-to bay second hand doll carriage. 1888
(repop .avt. II w oSs
Evening star., 1918-11-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LaIl'S Hudson seal. Persian lamb or Russian
sable latest tyle coat size 40 A. state price
and condition -'flrcss Iiox st. Star otfic". 21s
CLOAK Se,.pad hand. ladys. long: either
plush or chinchlla bust IL. ADDRESS Box 1,
1s,listn1 Va
Evening star., 1918-11-26
AuToNoBuEs rpR SALE. ETC.

A DETROIT wEATHERPRooF TOP on your
automobile makes motoring delightful. winter
or summer. See samples and order your top to-
day. Mfgs. Agt.. 415 II st. ne. 25s
Evening star., 1918-11-26
FOR sALE-GARAGEs.

WE BUILD ALL KINDS OF GARAGES;
metal garages q specially. r. e.. Ferguson,
1a11 etn at. Main 16G and 167.
Evening star., 1918-11-26

HUDSON, 4-pass. roadster: 1910 model g.
h.p.; Continental motor: just cleaned; all tires
in excellent condition: spare 5,00O-mile
casing: two spare Fiske gray tubes; would
make fine truck for light delivery work. Ad-
dress Box 3R-S. Star Office. o1s
HUDSON. super-six. touring; motor just over
hauled; bargain for quick sale. See MIR. De-
neane. Semmes Motor Co., 613 G st. NV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26
SaldrG de Esfrasburgo 81
Baron alemdH Won Bu;Gc5

PARIS. Diciembre lie Temps
uno dc los PARTICIPATES diaries que Sc
publican en- eSca capital, dice que Ell
Baron Won BuIach, eX-Secrctario de
Estado para L. Alsacia-Lorena, dU-
rantc cl gohicrno imperial aleman, ha
siio invitado para q salga de EStras-
bur@o. Ia capital de IA A!z2cia, pc
las autoridaGes frances&S.
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APOYARA Ell PROYEC-
TO DE LA LIGA DE Ma
CLONES.

PARIS. Diciemhre 24.-La prensa
francesa toGa, habla en- los terminus
mas amistoSns, del prcyecto de Ia
liga De naciones. Sc ccnsidera como
coSa segura que cl plan sera apo
yado por Francia Y los Estados Uni
dos en- las c~onferencias preliUIina-
res. Sc sugiere que ell plan ahora es
completar IA formation de Ia liga So
brc n cual. los Estados Unidos Y los
aliados. copilarian I'm tratado preli-
mirar de paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26
IRAN AL MAR BALTECO
BARCGS FRANCHISES

PARIS, Dic;embre 24.-Hoy So Il
:uHci6 en- q Ninizter;o dc Marin;:
frances, cue una division naval fran
ceSa. compupsta de cinco unidadcs.
he IA vuaI cl c.ucero a~corazado Mont
Calm. cS q harco insignia. Sc halla
eH camino hacia e. Mar B%ltico, ha-
,ieudo recihido drdenes de vigilar Ell
-umplim;ento de las c!ausuras del az
aisticio por los aleHanes, firmado.
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ScnCr &c mis- respects:

G | l ID 4 u.
Senior &c mis- respects:
Tomando en- cuenIa sus olreclmlentos de poner a
Ia disposition del plblico las Columns dc su d!ario' a
fin de eXternar una opinion sobre los actualeS acoAte-
cimieatos de Mexico Y la manera de solucionarlos, me
pernito enviar I'd. las siguicntes lincas, agradeclen-
dole cue 81 10 cree convenience, 10 de a Ia pubhcIdad.
Deho advertir 4 I'd. senior Director. cue mis- ideas
cstan muy leios de ser una opinion, toda vz que elias
nacen de un cerebro POGO fecundo. pero 81, lm2regna-
do de IN amor patrio tan grande. que me ha lmpui-
sado a dirijir mis- humildes letras, muy especla!men-
re. al sexo femerino en- general, asi t~ratandoSe de Ia
ar:st6crata, como de IA mas humilde compatriota MIA.
Asi pues. tcdos sabemos que el corazon feme2ll,
ha contribute muchiSimo en- toGas las ep1c2s dc Ia VI
da. q Ia modification: 81 70 moment&nea. ST. cuando
menos. paulatina de los a~contcsimientos. Y cl actual,
Senior Director, es de una importancia tai. que todos
sin exception debemos c~o2tribuir, para que Ia paz, cl
ordea Y L. ammonia re;nen en- Ia mil wees bendlta
TERRA de Mexico. &Por que pues. mujer NeXlcana, no
coniribuis con csc poder ocultO que pos@els. para cue
vuestro padre, hermano. esposo c hlJoS, Sacrltlquen
todo. Ell araS de Ia tranqulidad de Mexico -. iFor
que pueS. no haceis uso de esa arma tan inEenua e
inofenSiva dc que cStais por naturaleZa poselda. para
combatir csc microoio horrjpilante, que poseido del
hombra. esta ~carcom;endo Y asi destruyendo 4 nues-
ira armada patria?.....
Sin pcrsonalizar, la actual conticnda intestine que
Sc desarrola en- nuestro suelo, tuvo como principle
" Como base. la falta de justicia, IA privaaza absolute
de derechos Y maloS rratos para 81 pueblo de Mexico,
por parte dc sus gobernantes Y homhres adInerados.
Ese pueblo sufrido. que llevo hasta el poder a csos
~hombres. Y CUE una vez ALI Sc %Olvidaron &c e; csc
pueblo mismo que contrbuyo con Sus esfuerzoS al en-
grandecimiento de esoS capitales meXicanos que nos
a~sombran. Y ese pueblo ~obediente que TODD 10 hace con
81 fuerza. pero que tamben TODD 10 destruye, Sc ca
so. Quedo coavencido de la injustiyia de esos hombrcs,
rarsI NV. - Ia h.bia OlyiiadO, y cntOEceS. reTe!an-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26

CataIoSo dc damas meXicanas y otras
racioralidades exteEsa lista dc hermosos
nonbrcs.
Marde UHt DOLLAR y lc cn"iaremos a
vuclta de cor-eo. rueStro complete Cata-
logo Matrimonial. con descriptions COM
( ristas de mvchaS jovenes y alGunag viu-i
daS. que SIsc2n I un rnariGo bueno ; hon-
-adc. Puedt listed escr!bir Z cua.quiera
de elias = contracr un fcliz matrimonio en-
mug brrvc tempo. Nosotros. por ~nuestra
parte, somcs PERSONS reconendableS. nues-
! tro ncgocio esta basado sobre Il honradez,
Y lesitimidad asi es que no dele que Il
pequenc cantiGad de UN DOLLAR sirva
DE- estorbo en- una probable FELICIDAD
MATRIMONIAL. Escriha hoy Dismo a:
! COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUE. p. o.. Boz ass. Venice. Cal.
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neral, estan. bier, Y que en- essos
dias TO Sc. han registrado grandes
asaltos 4 los trenes, como los que Sc
est2ban prosenaando antes de que
Aguilar ;ntensificara Ia eampana con-
ira los revolucionarios v~eracruzanos.
La via del Tnt%eroceanico esta bien,
Y el trafico es regular por ella, de
todos los trenes militares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26

oCuLISTA oPTICo.-Dr. ARTURO era
MER. Anteojos y lentes de todas eiaseS-
Examen de Il vista GRATIS. Diez ancS de
estudio y practica en- Europa MeIico.
Habla espanoI. frances G italiano. 3l9 Hicks
Bldg. Esquina De Ia Gale Houston y Ave
nida c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26

E.SPECIALIDAD en- rcclamaciones por danos
personales. atropelos. etc. Hagc toda eiase
de cob-anzas. F. P. Nc. Closkey, III FROST
Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26
PERDIDAS.

.IRATIFICARE con $500 4 Ia persona quo
ne proporcionc informcs cxactos del para
Zero dc una nula que Sc ne ha pcrdido. jos
"a. marcada nj fucjo con una + dentro d.
IN cuaira. Dirijansc q Federico MdzGuiz
los Torrcon Alley. San Antonio, Texas. '2S
BUENA GRATlFiCACIoN Sc Gara Il Ia pc!
soma qIc dcyUc!ya IN perro bui!-tcrricr &
9 mcscs. con una man-ha cafe en- Ell oJo u
rc. no : n cola rabona II j21 Austin st. y
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La sENoRA EulaIia Maidonado Sc eneuen-
~, --ayenents erferEa y desea conuniear.
- ~ en- bernano Ruperto. Maldonado o con
sus sobrinos Jesus y Martin del proDio ape
lido. Hacs dos ancs Sc hallaban radica6os
en- Galveston, Texas Sirvanse p-oporeionas
Darango st, San Antonio, Texas. tefJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26
De 0CASI0N|
PROFESSIONALS

MAUERMANN y HAIR. ABoGADos. Inter
pretc de Espaaol V Notario Pdblieo. suite
l.. FRENCH BUILDING. SAN
TEXAS. -Telefono CIR 5ss'--
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DIR. SALoME CARA ALDAPE, de Ia Fa-
cu!tad dc Mexico. autoriZado en- el Estado de
Teas. Especiaiista en- ciruGia en- genera.
Oficina ITO Il. Nueva St. TeIefono Travis
329T.
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DESEO SABER ell paradero de mi padrs
Leon Ojeda, de 81 esposa Antonio = dc mis-
hermanos Santiago. Petra y Martin Ojeda.
Son originarios de San Luis Pososi. Graft.
ficare con $500 a L. persona que me pro-
porcione informes ciertos diriRiendose a Jo-
.e1aS. tSol.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-26

Sc DESEA saber eli Iaradero de Concep-
ci6n RAMIREZ. originario de Vale de San.
tiago. Gto.. de % amos de edad. trigueno, do
mcdiana ~estatura y cuerpo delgado. rs hus
dc Altagracia Cruz. Eace dos amos Sc en-
contraba en- Cotton. Cal. Sc daran $500 =
IL persona que proporcione informes eier.
ts diriGiendose a Ramon Ramirez. 5Is So
Leona St, San Antonio. Texas. C2o)
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DIVERSOS

PONGo EN- conocimierto de mi distnguIfa
clientele, que dcsde el 20 de Diciembre ma
quetado u6icado mi Establecimiento en- e! No.
1906 De Ia .Avenida Nc kinney. en- d"nde Sc
les servira como sienprc los esquisitos piatl-
los al estilo del Terrerazo Y r~efrcscos 4. es-
tilo de Zaca:ecas. MuSica de piano ; pie
zas mexicanas en- fon6grafo. Camas de rem
tn. Su p-onictariu cs cl misr;o de Siempre.
Zen6n Martinez.-DaIIas, Texas t5l
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La noaeda.

La moneda.
Los p~cri5iicos de aou!. hahlando
del Congreso International Conner
cial Cue dentro de POGO habr& dc
reIrirsc en- los EStados Unidos. eX-
rresan Que anteS que TODD deben uni
fear IL sGoneda en- r Y uiata en- TO-
10 ell mundo. Y hacer c~onsiderar a
Mi.,i:o como el rails que mayor can't
dat produce de plata.
81 lograra Gsto, Mexico no deberi
e;y"rtar un solo gramc de plata pa
"a los palsss representados Ell Il
citaGo Congress-, que no sea acunadc,
o. de 10 contrario, debera nuestro
pals senalar Ia ~cotizaci6n.
Mexico debcra proporcionar 4 to-
todos los paises Ia moneda de plata
u ~necesiten, va acuhada Y en- bue-
mas condolences, es decir. no cobrando
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CON UN ASo de subscription 4 LA PREM.
porcion. informes cier.os de Matilde Con.
zalez y de 50 esposa Albina Hernandez auie.
mes haze nm ano Sc eneontraban en- Laredo,
Texas. Cualquier information d;rijase a Ma.
carlo Rocha. Camp. No. l. Box 80 Iona
Leaf. La. IZsb
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Los treneS.

Los trenes.
e senior Pauline Fontes, Gerente
del Ferrocarrii MeXicano, informo, co
mo tiene la costumbre de hacerlo pc
ri0iicamente. de las condolences en-
que Sc Italian las lineas de esta CAPT
tai a Veracruz- Dice que, en- 10 ge-
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con $500 gratificare a Ia persona que mo
inforrnes ciertos de mis- hernia
nos Jose Maria, Leon y Luis Perez Dirijan-
Sc sobre Ell particular I Cecilio Perez, Canada.
Texas. t2sD.
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MIGUEL BoLANoS CACHo, AboEado. Es-
pecial atenci Ii al servieio de consultas y do
cuncntos juridicos concernienteS a nesoG,oS
y Ieyes do Mexico. POL Martin Bldg. Eli Pa
so. Texas.
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De LACD. DE MEXICO
Renuncio Ell juez cue disolvio una junta conputadora.- Pro
yecto para eI Congreso International de Comerc'o:-me
;o,ars 81! frsfico unarihnno.-El Erafico de trenes.

mas orc IL can;!dad representaGa
acr + moneda. De esta manera ct
beueficio sera reciproco para Mexico
Y los demas paises.
Veracruz.
Fl senior Argc! Silva. Admins
trador de In Aduana de Feracruz. e5-
tuvo On csta capital. Y habiendo sido
cntrcvistado por algdn diario, eNpreso
Que ell traiico maritime o 81 puerto
tenAia q rormalizarse. pues W sc tie
ner noticias de que muy proEto las
Corpanias dc Navigation podr;n es-
.ab'cccr sus recorridos sin d~ificultad
a~lg~!na. en- "ista de haber terminaco
a ~uarra.
.Con respccto 4 los trabajadores
del Puerto, las dificultaGes cue cxi9-
tin. fueron 2an,iadas con la interven-
ci6n de Ca-~anza. quierGordeno que
G! cargamento Sc distrituyera en- am
hos muelles, per parties ,guales, i lin
Dr. que no c1rccieran dc tra5ajo los
estihadores.
Con Il regulation del tra1lco va No
ha5ra NADIA de este, pucs hasta falta-
ran brazos para ell ~desembarque Y
demas maniobras de las m~ercancias.
En- Ia aduana vamos bien,-dice e.
senior Silva.-pues sus entradas fluc-
tuan de ochocientos mil q I'm million
doscientcs mil pesos mensua!es, an
tidad que Sc espera aumente tan lue-
go como Ell puerto entire de Heno a
su anterior vida Normal.