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ty-seventh among the states.
Indications are that August sales
will not come up to Nhe July figure
but the work is being pushed al over
the state. New pledges are being TAX
en- and old pledges are being followed
up closely. More than nine million
dollars In cash receipts indicate that
the sales are more than ten million IN
maturity value.
All OF this gives West Virginia an
enviable place among the states m
the War Savings campaign and adds
strength 10 the renewal Of the predic
ton, often made, that the state will
90 over the top with the sales OF hel
quota OF s2S,4OO.OOO.
No state has "a vet completed It's
quota, though Nebraska is near the
top with total sales OF S23,l43,342i2.
The principal work just now IL that
OF following up pledges made during
the June drive. Every one 81 these
pledges Is 20 be checked and those
who made them are reminded that
they amount 10 nothing less than sub
scriptions 20 obligations OF the United
States and are not 20 be regarded
lightly.
Some Of the West Virginia counties
have made remarkable showugs In
The matter Of sales Lewis county
still leads with a per capita Of Sl5 Co
up to August J. Harrison county IS
not far behind.
oTtal cash receipts for the Treas.
Yry department for War Savings and
Thrift stamps during the month OF
July we're So05 ,453,SO9.74 a per capita
OF St.gj.
Total sales for the campaign up 20
August / we're 72,453,73ISl, making
the per capita S543.
II will be noted that the sales in
July we're almost equal 20 those OF
the seven preceding months Of the
campaign. a fact which is taken 81
War Savings circles as indicative OF
the ultimate success Of the campaign
through the reaching OF the two bill.
lion dollar goal.
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Mrs. c. z. Stillings, OF Downs, ana
Mlss Anna Edwards, chairman OF the
Otiield Circle Guild OF the Presbyte'
\ Ian church at Downs, we're visitors A.
RED Cross headquarters on Friday
hey called TO present an ambulance
robe. made by the circle, and donated
"a the wounded boys in France. TINS
Il the second donation from the cir
eIe within the past two weeks. The
.Flat run auxiliary Of the Warrington
,hapter has finished and turned into
headOuarters eight hospital bed shirts
four abdominal bands, eight pairs
cocks. eight trench caps, five sweat
era and furnished two trench caps TO
drafted men. Bessie Thomas Straight
4 chairman. The StringtoWn auNll'
larry has turned in the following gar
meats for the month ending July Slst'
IS bed packets, II hospital bed shirts
10 pairs socks. eight sweaters, retu'
zee garments, thirty shirts, twenty'six
pettieoats, two pinafores. Mrs. Opal
Martin is secretary OF the StrinS'
town auxiliary.
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PerEonaIs.

Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Pitner have re
turned from a visit with relatives in
Carnegie, Pa.
Charles Yingling has returned to
Moundsville after a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. L. E. Hamilton, II Jei.
fers0n street.
SChon Mcneil was recent guest Of
friends in Pennington.
Miss Christine Morrison has return.
ed from a trip to the millinery marts
OF Pittsburgh, Pa, and Wheeling.
W. NJ. Murphy spent the week end
with relatives in Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Martin, Of Fair
mont, have returned home after a Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Smith.
c. A. Basnett, OF Woodsfield, Ohio
is a guest Of relatives in the city.
Charles Phillips, Jr., spent sunday
with the Warrington campers at
Mount Chateau.
Mrs. Henry Mulholland, ST., ard
son, Thomas, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, are
guests OF friends in the city.
Miss Katherine Mcdonald is spend.
ing her vacation at her home IN
jamestown, n. Y.
Miss Curran. Of Elm Grove. Is here
for a visit with her sister, Miss Anna
CurTan.
Francis Boutwell,. Of Baxter, spent
the week end with his mother in JET
fersOn street.
Miss Linda Smith has returned to
her home in Mlllville, ~ j.. after
visit with her brother, J. r Sm.lG, in
Jefferson street.
Dorsey V. Jones was a guest Of
friends in Littleton yesterday.
George Atkins and son, Merrell,
have returned from a visit with rela
tives in Cleveland and Carrollton, ..
Mrs. Jennie Hoge, OF Logansport,
was q visitor in the city Friday.
Walter Wendell, Of Martins Ferry,
Ohio. spent the week end with friends
here
Miss Ada Miller and sister, Mrs.
Mary Eckstein, OF Tagerstown. Nd.
Who Is a visitor here. will 90 10 Fol-
SOM tomorrow for a visit with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Morgan AID
children will motor to Ohio in few
days for q visit with re,atlves Of Mrs.
Morgan,
Clarence Shriver, Of Wheeling, spent
the week end with his mother and
brother in Water stree.
Iloyd +. Morgan, u Fairmoni,
speat yesterday in ManningJ)1.
Chester Startzman, OF Clarksburg,
has Joined his wife and children who
ara guests OF Mrs. Startzman's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forney. in Locust
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arley Hawkins, of
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Fairmort, are guests OF relatives in
Warrington
Jack Enoch, Of Cameron, spent Sun.
day with friends here.
Mrs. J. +. Blackwood and son. OF
Fairmont, are guests Of relatives in
TIN city.
Harley Beall, Of Littleton, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Beall. Of Jefferson
street
John /. Wells. Of Glover Gap, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. Grace Brown, Of Grafton. spent
the latter part Of the week with
friends In the city.
James Cannon, OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
is spending a short visit with his par.
cnts here
Miss Rcna Baker will spend the
present week with friends in Fair.
mont
F. f. Furhee and d. A. Fitzgerald
have returned from a business visit
in New York City
Dr. w. J. Leahy left last evening for
a business visit in Charleston.
Harry Flaherty spent the week end
with his mother at Ned. Pa.
J. ". McNichols. OF Ned, Pa. Is the
guest Of his son, Thomas McNichols.
and family.
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Oil and Gas

On Fish Creek, in Liberty district,
Marshall count West Virginia the
Cornegie Natural Gas Company has
completed It's initial test well on the
Jonathan Winters farm and has -.
barrel producer IN the Biz Dunkard
sand. On Bates Fork. in Morris dis.
trict. Greene county. the same COM
many has completed its initial test on
the y. Brooks farm and the hole hll,
ed M 900 feet with fluid
In the old ST. Marys held, IN
French Greek. in Washington dis
,rlct. Peasants county. the Eversoh
on Comranv has completed ~ No. =
on the r y. Cook farm and has
FIVE barrel producer in the Cow Kun
sand On the same stream and IN the
-ore district and county Bole q
Connanv have completed No. 20 on
The r REYNOLDS farm and II Is -FOUR
barrel pumper in the Cow Run sand.
On Thomas Run. in CLAY district
Wonongalia county. the Hope Natu-
raj Gas Company has completed us
No 6 well on the Philip Shuman
farm. and Il will make a lo.oarre'
nroducer IN the Big lniun sand.
In Grant district. Richie county
the Hope Natural Gas Company mas
completed No. 4 on the Hannah NJ,
Hammett farm in the Big lnjun sand
and II is a dry hole.
nj Courthouse distritc. IN Lewis
county. Hatzel & Wilson have com,
rleted No. 7 on the Mcdonald heirs
farm and have a 1--WE barrel pumper
In the salt sand. The same com
pany's test on the G. A. Taylor farm
In the same district and county IS
shut down for orders.
In Union district. Harrison county
the Reserve Gas Company has fish
ing lob at IT'S we'll on the c. l.. An
drews farm, located on sycamore
Creek, and at It's well on the GUN
Minter farm on Kinchelor Greek. On
Caldwell Run. in Sardis district. Har.
rison county, the Hope Natural Gas
Company has a fishing Job at its well
on the VI. ]. Rogers farm.
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In ShjpVardS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Holtord ana
children have packed their household
effects. preparatory TO leaving Tor
Philadelphia within few days, where
AR. Holiord has accepted employment
N the shipyards. The latter has been
an employe Of the Bowers Pottery
company here for several years past
living m Jericho.
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Daily Prayer For the
Allies Began Sunday

Promptly al seven O'Clock last eve
ming the church bell Of the Southern
Methadist Episcopal church pealel
out its summons to prayer for the sue
cess Of the Allied armies. This Gus.
tom will be a daily one during the
period OF the war and each evening a;
seven o'clock as-the church bell rings,
people Of the city and vicinity are
asked to pause a moment and 10 offer
up a prayer for the success OF the
allies.
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Nlaita Son.

Charles ]. Baumann left Saturday
morning for Dayton, Ohio, where he
will visit his son, Thomas C. BaG'
mann, Of the U. S. service, who is IN
the training department Of the Ma
chine Gun works. He was accompan'
led by Victor Z. Smith, who is return.
ing to his home in Shamroc6, Okla
homa, after a visit with rela' II
Warrington.
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS
New York

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s-A decided
change Tor the better took place in
the New York stock market on Sat.
ufday. both as regards the amount
Of business handled and the upward
swing OF prices. Sales for the two.
hour session foot up 32l 400 shares,
and the trading was well distributed.
The largest net gain was IN Canadian
Pacific, which rose from l6tY IN
i72h and closed AZ 1891 bid. an
advance Of * over the previous
close. As q rule highest prices were
reached In the closing halfhour Of
business.
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Hold District Sunday
School Convention

The LincCln District sunday scaoo'
convention was held yesterday al thG
Methodist Protestant church AZ WORTH
ington ana was largely attended. The
Rev. Clarence d. Mitchell pastor OF the
Central Christian church OF this ci;y
delivered an address al one Of the
sessions. F G. Gray Is president OF
the convention.
The FawPav district Sunday school
convention WIS held yesterday an
BCllah's chapel 4 large number Of
people wero present and many SPLEEN
did addresses were delivered by sun.
day school workers Of the county
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Nlalinra Wan.

In q ten inning game At Blackstone
park here yesterday Warrington was
shut out by Lumberport by the score
% one 70 nothing. The fielding Of the
locals was rather weak. Both pitch
|ofs asa excellent work, with the visit
ing pitcher having a slight advantage
Jones Of the locals stole three bases
ID dthTeatOned to score upon several
occasions. but the necessary hit was
bot forthcoming. Warrington was
IomGWhat weakened BY the absence
q First BasOman FFOelAnd. and Out.
ioldeFS Shock and Fleming
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Aug. % The
prominent feature Of the Pittsburgh
stock market last week was the &C
tlVIty In gas stocks. Two OF which
advanced TO new high records. This
group furnished 10000 shares 70 the
total Of 2s,O77 shares handled. and
Lone Star advanced from Us 70 1877
chasing At 1855. q net gain for the
week OF SS3 a share Oklahoma Gas
was the leader in point NJ activity
$500 shares changing hands at IN
ADVANCE from 29% TO 3lih, the latter
the highest quoted on the present
capitalization. The upward move
ment, however. was not Uniform
Ohio Fuel Supply declining from !S%
10 Ii&, and closing at ~, a net loss
for the week Of 81. Manufacturers
LIght q Heat declined TO ASH, and
recovered 10 ISh at the close.
Summary For Saturday.
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Entern sarNIea.

Thomas Mulholland, who has been
employed in q munitions plant in De-
troit, Mich, for some time, will leave
this week for one Of the Z. S. army
can,onments. He was to have entrain'
ed in Detroit, but was transferred 10
this city.
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Called 70 Peoria.

Mrs. A. S. Jones and son. Gilbert,
Of Burt Hin left the latter par; Of
the week for PeOrIa. Illinois, in re-
Spouse 70 q telegram stating tina, the
formers mother. Mrs. Daniel Curtis,
was IN q dying condition at her homo
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Hotel Arrivals.

Bartlett-W. ]. Cannell. Pittsburgh;
James Fitzhugh, Loren Harbert, Fair.
mont.
Wells--J. X. Brown. Geneva, o:
Mark Moore, Hundred: +. T. Smith.
Shinnston; Rhodney Graves. Dallas;
Howard Floyd, Fairmont; Lumberport
Baseball team; Jack Enoch, Cameron.
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From Kokomo.

Mrs. George Dietz, a former resi-
dent Of this city, now OF Kokomo, In
diana, is spending a short visit here
with relatives While here she will
have her household effects shipped to
Kokomo, where her husband mas a 20
stiOn.
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To Atlantic City.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weiner and child
who are visitors here from Chanute.
Kansas, and Mrs. c. ". Busby and
son, Carl, Jr., Of this city. left Satur.
day BY automobile fr few weeks Wis
II In Atlantic City, n. J.
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TAKE Down Tower.

The tower Of the First Presbyterian
church has been taken down. 1t has
been leaning badly Of late, making the
use Of the church unsafe. sunday
school was held yesterday in the
ehnfch as usual. The tower will be
repiaeed soon.
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EormerlY Here.

The Mr.. Buckhanuon, who was list.
cd as KILLED in Action" on the west
en trent about ten days ago. Wa
with the J. r. Wilson surveying corps
with headquarters in Warrington for
nearly a year, leaving here TO enter the
service His home was in Wayncs.
burg, Pa.
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On FuPlouuh,

Private John Glover, with the U. 3.
fmy. and stationed ct Camp Hollblrd.
ear Baltimore, Nd, was here ysSter-
~ on q short furlouGh With his par.
BtS. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Glover. IN
hst Main street.
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Edward Glen Stsrkey he's written
a letter to Charles F. Peard Of the
city, stating that he has landed safely
in France. lie is with the American
Expeditionary forces, L. s. army.
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e.Ilah "a Ohio.

NoFVal c. Shock and sister. Mrs.
GUY Glover left yesterday for Chancey'
Ohio, where they we're called by tRe
death Of Homer Love, q brother-in'
law,
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John Forney has returned from an
extended trip. which included a visit
with hts brother, Edward Forney at
Camp Lee. Virginia. He spent a few
days in Washington, D. c.. and also
visited his old home at Everett, Pa.
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70 pbIladeIphIa.

John Sidley. for some years past m
employee o fthe Bowers Pottery. viii
leave soon for Philadelphia where he
will enter the ship-buiding service.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. ?. AdamsOn and
lught0r. Miss Blanche. Of Marion. In.
ona. ere moving into TIE 7. v. Nor.
n To1ldoncO q Locust StFOSt. 0nd
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Builds Residence.

Jack Downs is building a fine new
residence on the old Atha homestead
near the baseball park.
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Has TonsilitiS.

Mrs. o. D. Nutter is confined to her
home in Center street. suffering from
a very severe attack OF tonsilitis.
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will reside here Mr.. Adamson has
been in the building contracting bust.
ness in Warrington for some time,
while the family remained in Indiana.
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Al Vallev Falls,

The Misses Volta Mills and Bertha
Yost. and MessrS. John Mercer and
Cassie Ryan spent yesterday at Val
ley Falls for the bathing
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s--Just how
thoroughly. not 10 say excessively,
traders had discounted crop dam
ages was made fully apparent Satur-
day. With the damage fully under
stood. liquidation continued, with DC
t3boF options showing net loss OF 3
cents. Increasing receipts were also
q factor, although they came as no
surprise. October closed at SisliS.
Articles open. Close.
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WARRINGTON
Iolns Army.

Harry Floyd, a local boy, will leave
here wednesday for Fort Oglethorpe,
Georgia, 10 enter the L. s. army.
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Nav GaFade,

Claude c. Basnett is building a fine
new garage near his home in Locust
street
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In that city. The son expects 70 be
called 10 the L. 5. service SOFA after
LIS rntNrn h.rn.
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FARMS FOR SALE

SCR SALE-SO acre farm. good
house. : rooms. good cellar. large
barn with silo and straw shed. horse
barn, other necessary buildings
Some timber and till land. finishing
pike this season. Six miles 10 A
town Of $4,000 population. Terms.
one-half cash. balance secured bv
mortgage. Price $500. have many
bargains. write for large list. II. II.
Weber. Atwater, Ohio
S-lJ-3mo 1886.
VIRGINIA FARM SPECIALISTS.
Write for free catalogues. Venable
& Ford, Lynchburgh, Va
S22-26t43ls.
SITUATION WAN"ED-6ALE
--~---~-~-~-------~~~-----
WANTED-Po as bookkeeper or
pay roll clerk Several years ev.
perience. Best references. Address
Box 1882, West Virginian S26.6t4332
WANTED-Positi0n as mine foreman.
First class West Virginia certificate.
Have twelve years experience. Ad.
dress Box 1927 care West Virelniar
S2f3t4327
Fok SsuA
FOR SALE Two Underwood type.
writer's. Apply I'll Ridgely Ave.
S-2SSt4325
WE MANUFACTURE Apple barrels.
Lime and Flour barrels; barrel
slaves, apple ladders, barrel lines. Let
us quote you prices. Virginia Coon.
erage Co., Cloyerdale. Va. S-26 2Gt4333
FOR SALE-Weli broken riding. dTiv,
ing or Eene'al purpose horse. Weight
100 lbs. S75 cash for quick sale. Pos.
itiyely no less. Jesse Bowman, Hoult.
W Va. S.o4-4t.4S29
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-.hree rooms and bath.
Address Box 1920, West Virginian.
S.224320
FOR RFNT - Two furnished rooms
aud kitchenette for light housekeep-
ing Call evenings. 221 Jackson ST.
S.24.2t4326
FOR RENT - Nice furnished rooms.
Call 1295R. S-243tl331
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bonos.
500 Liberty 7 ist As. 9402 s402
10000 L s steel ST S.. 9Sis 9Sb
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CLASSIFIED, ADNERT Using
ONE CENT WORD CASH WIN saOla
HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Gcod laborers: steady EN-
ployment Helmick Foundry Ma.
chine Co. 7lltf4l2l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08
NOTICIA INTERSTATE PARA.
LOS MEXICANOS QUE TEN
GAN FAMILIA EN-
MEXICO

Ell unico medic SECURE para man
dar dinero a Mexico es valerse de
Los Angeles Mercantile Co., POI n.
main ST., Los Angeles, Cal, o de
su Sucursal en- San Antonio, Texas,
1925 a West Commerce ST., o pedir
q alguno de los Bancos, cuyos NOM
bres Sc publican en- este peri6dico,
los Microbes y los Domingos, IN gi-
70 sobre Mexico PAGADERO EN-
MaNEpA MEXICANA. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08

CON 500 y I'm afo de 'suscripclon, al dia-
rio LA pRENSA", Gratificarc a III perso-
na que me %proporcionc la actual direction
o me dierc iniOrineS eXacioS acerca del
SeiIOr JUan Miranda, COMO dc iG aiios dc
cdad, moreno, oios grandeS. originate de
lrapua!o, Gto. Mexico. La lima vcz que
tuvc notlcias dc 81 fuG cuando Sc cncon-
traba IN cl Estado de- Colorado, en- Octu-
brc del afio proXimo paSado. Cualquier
iIrOrmc S05re cl particular Sirvanse diri-
sIrio T;aricla i;aca, Go. LA Prcnsa,'
San Antonio, Texas. GJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08

GnATIFiC.ARE con IN aiu dc suscI iDci0G
al diaTiO IA plil:SSA'. 4 l.. persona que
m" prOpUrcioudrc inrurImcs eXactOS accFci
DE mi madrc pnlillca. Maria Remedies Vi
llaiObOS, Y dc SuS tres hijcs: Carmen. co
mo de II amos de edaG; Rcfuela, coma
de 10 aiioS v Ramon de 6 ailUs. Iiacc tres
nieSeS Sc cncOntrabHn en- un punto Situa-
do como 4 Sescnia mtlias dc Dallas, Texas.
Sirydn>e dlrieir. los inforEeS SCbrc este
asunlo, 4 Antonio, Iarra, l.. 6. Box tui,
COrstClrl, TEXAS. IS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08

BARE $1,000 dc GRATIrICACIuN a duien
me informc cxaciamcntc de la actual d.
rccci0n de mis- hiios Jusnito de Ia Cruz y
Maria dc Jesus Garcia, quienes Sc separaron
Gel domicilio palermo al lado dc la sefo-
"a Maria Cabral, como de 80 afloS de edad
Y esta sonora iba acompsiada por Her
mimic Castiilon como dc 81 afios de edad.
La nina tiene una cicatriz en- Ia cara. Cual-
euler tnfoI me sfrvanse dlr1girlo 8 Susano
Garcia. Sonora hrlz. A-t2)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08

GiiATIflCAIiE con $500 Il la persona que
me dicrc iIrOrILics cNacloS iuercG DC nj
hIiO Rafael ToSadaS. quicn por aigiin item
Pr 50 radico en- 81 ES:aiO &c Illinois.
CIaiquicr inrOrInc scbrc cl particular sir
vansc dirigirlo Il Ia scIora Porriria V. VIDA.
dc loSadaS, Seneca, III. 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08

BEENA G~RATIFICACION dare a Ia perso-
na que me de inloFmes de mi sefora es-
pUsa, Francisco Medina, dc Quien recibi
sus uliiInas Io;icias hacc aproximadamente
tres alos. %CualQuicr informc sobrc cl
particular, 5irvanse dirigirlo a Eulalio San
chez, florence, Colo. a.
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PROFESSIONALS

DIR. L. 4. BRUsTAD, sos Moore Building,
san Antonio. Texas. Especialidad en- IRA
TAMlENTOS ELECTRICOs, diagn6slicoS por
medic dc Rayos Y y APPLICATION dc hay9s
ultraviolados para enfermedades de Ia
piel. H-0
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TRASPASOS

pOIi TE.NEII que saiir yi0lcniamcalG,
,ra-I,aso u veIIiIO I'll restaurant 'Cdfc New
orleans" siluadU en- Ia csquina dc las Cd
lies MnuIcrrcy V Pccrs. o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08

5000 dc graiificaC;0n j la persona que
Ire prupOrciunc la actual direction o mo
G!orc iniUrmc, cXaciUS accrCa dc hi her.
i:.alo, Miguel II. Luna. quIcn antcriOrInen.G
trnia SIT direction en- ID SIguicntc rOrnIa:
Chicago Junction, Il. Il. 10Th. 81. and Ash
land Ave. CO. Il. J. Ea2rworih, CIIICA-
IT,. ILL, Sirvansc dirict:sc a Maria Ri
vas Luna dc CarGCnas, Virgil, kars. @
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08

r.. SIR. JOSE SAIDIEAR Gara pucna gra-
lIticar!Gn Il quiCn t. Uirrc lnfOrmcs cNac-
los aCcrca Dc sI l%inriuann Isabel SaiGivar,
&c Quica tuvG toIicia Guc 80 lallaDa Ell
san Antonio, Texas por 81 afO de 1915.
~us padres son Pedro CrlS!0bal Saldivar v
JacInta UrUpeZa de Sald;yar.-Slryansca
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-08
AUTOMOBILES

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no necesita listed valerss de nadie
para que le ensene donde hay una
barata para comprar IN automovil,
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ted uno. va sea nuevo o de segunda
mano, por IN precio baiisimo. No
dele de vernos Y economiZara dineros
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mo ciento cincuenta de donde esco-
jer.
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