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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Gathering Up Material To Make Into
Dolls For Sale At Festival OF Allies

and creating of the little folk They
need odd bits OF lace and filmy scraps
for dresses. also. and ask for the pub
lie to help in this way.
The Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION has struck upon the happy
idea Of having a freak show" at the
Festival OF the Allies-a free street
or tent attraction that will give the
merymakers no end OF possibilities
They hope also TO have for a second
feature a hostess house. where their
war work will be given a live dem
onstration.
The Equal Franchise league met
Saturday to perfect plans for their
booth-France-2nd ingenious it
promises TO be. The organization
Will also have float in the parade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
ALHAMBRA-NoRMA TALMADeE.

Her Only Way" featuring Norma
Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien, Is
shown today in the latest Select Pic
ture at the AIhambra- These two
stars have given Alhambra Patrons
six biz pictures and this one. II pos
sibIe. viii be better than any OF the
previous pictures You VIII Just love
Norma Talmadge as the small town
girl who loves the man with the
Ford" This picture brings out the
struggles OF n girl brought face 20
face with the world old problem
marriage for money. ease and lux
ury-or for love with poverty-au
old story. but this one has a brand
new twist
Wednesday. Theda Bara IS coming
in Under the Yoke"
Uncle Toms Cabin with Mar
guerite Clark. viii be the bill next
Fridav-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Judge J. 4. BuckIer Is 4 Grandfather;
Son Born To His Daughter On Sunday
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

rage was celebrated at the home Of
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank a. Seiberling. the former being
president Of the Goodyear Tire COM
pany, whose estate is one OF the mag
nificent show places in Ohio Since
her marriage, Mrs Soldering has been
with her husband at camp in Mont
gcmery, Ala, until he sailed for
France. Mrs. Buckler went east in
June to join her daughter in Mont
gomery, going later to the Seiberling
home in Akron 10 await e happy
event
Mrs. c.. Z. Watson is recuperating
nicely from an operation 10 which
she recently submitted at Hotel Dieu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Y. w. c. 4. Speakers Are To Spread
It's Propaganda Before Local Bodies

, patriotic women, looking after their
moral and physical welfare. furnish
I ing them recreation and actually
housing them. became a great prob
[ Iem, and a perplexing one, to the
government. The matter was placed
I in the war department and finally
l the secretary Of war called upon the
Y. W c. A TO accept the response
bility.
The Y. ". c. A national board re-
! SpOnded TO the call and that org0ni-
l Zation is now doing the same work
l for women that the Y. II. c. A. is
doing for the men who offer them
| selves TO their country
It can readily be seen what a ire
mendous undertaking this is when Il
I Is realized that more than 300, 600
women are employed in war work
for the government, many OF whom
neither speak nor understand the
English language.
It is in order that the people Of Fl
Paso county and vicinity may under
stand the magnitude OF this work and
may cooperate with the Y. W c. A.
that speakers have volunteered their
services to talk TO the various orders.
both mems and women's and tell them
Of the work being done for the coun-
try BY these millions OF patriotic wo-
men
Mrs n. A Warner. phone 1897. will
send a speaker to discuss the subject
before any organization making such
a request No contribution is So
licited. and the services Of the sneaker
are absolutely free.
Mrs. Fred Hart will speak Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock to Robert
z. Lee chapter. {. d. c.. following its
regular business session
Tuesday night Mrs A. J. Morris will
address the Business Women's club
at the A
Thursday night Mrs. Julius A.
Krakauer will speak 10 the Patriotic
league at the Y. W. C. A
The defeated team in the recent
membership contest OF Trinity's Mis-
sicnary society will entertain the
women Of the society and victors in
the parlors OF the church Tuesday af-
ternoon at $3.50 ociock-this being also
tc honor new members. All women OF
the church will attend the e7fe-fsiT3-
ment, which IS under the direction OF
Mrs George c. Roberts and her COM
mittee.
The Court OF Honor will hold its
regular meeting and annual election
OF officers tonight in the banquet
room OF the I 0. o. T. hall. Plans will
be made for the part the lodge will
take in the Festival Of the Allies. The
court IS a member Of the FL Paso
Federation OF Women's clubs and viii
be represented IN the festival
The regular meeting and election Of
officers Of the Robert z. Lee chapter,
Q. D. c., will he held in the chapter
room in the Woman's club, Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock
The PanheIlenlc association meets
Tuesday on the mezzanins Of Hotel
Paso del Norte for its initial meeting
and election.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Out Of Town Visitors.

Rev. S. A. Bright, Of Cananea. Mex.
spent Sunday in FL Paso, registered
at the Sheldon hotel
Coming over from Silver City for
q few days Of shopping and rest. Mrs
Edmond Nixon is registered at Hotel
Sheldon.
now with a mining company at Can
anea, Sonora, Mexico. was a Saturday
visitor in e Paso.
Lieut.. and Mrs. F. S. Gregory. of
Wallace, Idaho. arrived in FL Paso
Monday morning and registered at
the Sheldon hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
nIIor-soNIA NARKovA.

A splendid picture is to be shown at
the Bijou theater today. "A Hearts
Revenge" a William Fox feature.
starring Sonia MarkOva- II you want
good. clean. stirring entertainment.
you should see this production today
The beginning Of the story is laid In
Washington. and exposes society life
in the capital city Many OF the
scenes in this drama we're made in
Buzzard's bay. This picture will
please yen. and IS one the whole fam
lily can see.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
WEATHER BULLETIN.
c. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU

Observations "a ken
at Z a. m. 18th ne
ridinn tine. 5 a. n
Fl Paso time. sept
.. ISIS
Forecasts.
p Paso and VI
rinity- Generally
fair tonight a 2 q
Tuesday
y G W reNlc O @
Generally fair south
portion. sh o " rs
north portion TO-
night or Tuesday
cooler northeast por-
ton
Arizona Geuzral-
y fair. except show
rrs northeast por-
ton tonight OF Tues
day. not N U C 2
change in tempsra-
ture-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

CHORTLY after the United States
y entered into the war thousands
OF women and girls we're called upon
to take the places IN factories and
nunition plants left vacant by men
going to the front. Caring for these
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Hotel BauEhlin has changed hands:
Dave Hunter is manager, there are
new clerks, new telephone girl. new
elevator boys. new bell boys, new
housekeeper, new maids, new service
which is the very best; guests are
welcome and every effort is made to
make them feel at home and enjoy
hemselves.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

GLE KILDEW spent an hour or two
~ at the Bounding Billows church
Sunday morning and passed off the
time in an interesting manner looking
at the faces in the choir, every one Of
which was different.
Dock Hooks, our blacksmith, who
used to be a corn doctor, has gradually
worked himself to the top, now being
a first class hair cutter.
Christopher Columbus was made
famous by the Wild Onion school
teacher, Friday, in his weekly review
Of the world. Up to this time little
was known Of Columbus except what
had been found in histories and other
books.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Hotel LauEhlIn is the best family
and commercial hotel in the south
west. European plan 81 ". Frank
lin St, FL Paso. Texas-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Wives and daughters Of wealthy citi-
gems in the Wisconsin pea canning dis
trict have entered the canncries to aid
the labor sltratiou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

SagEing- cheeks. mouth to nose
lines. deep wrinkles corrected. Super
fluous hair and moles removed. Mrs.
Grace Benson. % Buchler BldE.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Irene laughing IS at present in Bos-
ton. the house guest of Mrs. Hicks
Tooley, who was. before marriage
Miss Lucille Harlan. Mr.. Tooley was
called to New York for ten days. and
these former FL Paso girls arranged
the happy visit together. Mrs Graves
going from Proutsneck, Ne. TO Bos-
ton. before returning to the Cen W. :
Graves home in Washington. u. C.
With Miss Dorothy Graves. Mrs
Graves, IT., is returning within the
next few weeks TO FL Paso. where they
will be Joined later by Mrs ". 5.
Graves for the winter. the latter stay
ing for a part OF the time her hus-
band and son are in Russia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

DR.. L. NJ. BreeIz, dentist. has returned
from Cloudcroft and is at his old lOca-
tion, First Natl Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
! r NsR BusNEss I

West Texas Tonight generally fair
warmer southeast portion Tuesday gen
orally fair south; Increasing cloudiness
north portion; showers and cooler Pan
handle.
Relative humidity in e Paso at neon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
about Ell Pasoans.

Lernard z. Gmett. who has been
prominent in the automobile selling
business here for four years. has
closed his agency at Las Cruces. y.
IL. and is in FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

over $1,000 in new silver haIf dol
lars and quarters was shipped to FL
Paso BY the treasury department and
reached local banks on Saturday. The
money was put into circulation and
numbers OF FL Pasoans were seen ex-
amining the bright. new 1918 coin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
wIGwAM-A NEW FAIRBANKS.

Bound in Morocco" Fairbanks
latest picture. will be shown at the
WiEWam today and tomorrow This
picture Is different from anything
Fairbanks has ever done. The scene
Of action land there Is plenty OF ac-
tlon) is in Morocco. Doug has a stren-
Uous time in the desert In the Arab
prison. the harem and everywhere else
that he lights wild. the critic. says
the picture is full OF thrills. action
and surprises galore
Remember this IS a brand new pic
ture-not a reissue nor a return en-
gaEement.
Tomorrow the Wigwam offers the
dramatic treat OF the week-Sessu9
Hayakawa- the popular japanese star
IN His Birthright." a story OF Japan
america and the great European war
Edgar E Campbell. writing from Los
Angeles. said that he viewed three OF
the most widely advertised pictures
OF the month in one afternoon ang
that ~F4is Birrhright" was the best OF
aIl.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Shoe repairing. Prompt Parcel Post
Service. Chas. ROkahr, 81 Texas st.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Let's talk paint Lander Lumber Co.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

YOUR DUTY Is To ECONONIZE.
L can be done by purchasing your
Fall Hat from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Shoe repairing. Prompt Parcel Post
Service. Chas. ROkahr, 311 Texas St
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

j. ". HALE
Exclusive Millinery
Out Of the high rent district
Better Values Lower Prices.-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
NORMAND
PECK SBAD GIRL
Irrepressible Comedy Star
Full of Franks in New
Play at Greeian.

Mabel Normand viii be a source o.
true delight TO her host OF admirers
who lovingly remember her as Key
stone Mabel" when they see her AZ
the Grecian today OF tomorrow in her
newest Goldwyn play. ~Peck's Bad
Girl"
In this picture Mabel is again seen
as the frolicsome creature whose sole
object IN life is to play pranEs on her
fellow beings.
~Peck's Bad Girl~ is a comedy rich
IN its humor. fast in its action and
with dash OF romance and drama
thrown in for good measure
II Is the kind OF picture that
mothers and fathers and all the little
tots viii enjoy equally well II IS
full Of good natured fun and VIII
serve to bring cheer into the hearts
Of millions OF movie fans
Be sure TO see Il at the Grecian
either today OF tomorrow. II Is here
just two days
Wednesday the GrecIan presents
Gerard's famous film. Ny -Four Years
in Germany" This picture recently
packed Liberty hall at the price OF SOC
IL viii be shown at the Grecian for
regular prices-adults 25c, children
15c.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

WHY MOTIF
Select your fall hat before tbs mill
lnery stocks are depietedl
J. ". HALE.
EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY.
AS y Oregon St
Out Of High Rent District
Better Values. Lower Prices--AdT.
For your Banquet or Dinner. eat
SQUADS. Delivered anywhere. Phone
SIS or 4S7J3.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

The regular meeting and election Of
officers OF the Robert z. Lee chapter.
room in the Woman's club, Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

The PanheilenIc association meets
Tuesday on the meZZanine Of Hotel
Paso del Norte for its initial meeting
and election.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
BAJARON TRES PONTOS LAS
CONTRADICTIONS

ACADIA de ser fijada Ia quota para
el page de contrib1ciones Y resusto
haher srfrido una rebaja &c tres
puntcs sobre la quota del ano ante
rior. Las contribuciones cue Sc pa
garon Ell aEo pasado fueron SLID por
cada Glen de capital. siendo sesenta
centavos para ell Estado y c%incuenta Y
cinco par el Con6aCo &c Bexar. Ahc-
"a serar SIP. correspondence c!r-
cuenta V cinco centavos para e! Esta-
do ' circIenta y siete para el Ior-
dado. Las contriouciones para ei Con-
G.do de Bexar Y ~aumentaron dos centa
vos: pero las del Estado rebajaron en-
co puntos Y como Sc pagan Iuntas, re-
s2!to una rebaja de Tres centavoS por
'centa-os por cada c!en d6larcs con re-
lac;6n a las del aho proXImo.
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Nicne de ia Pri;nera pas.

porcionar para Ia Immigration de
brsceros mexicanos. e. consul Ere
zieres do a Mr.. Dc Celles segurida-
Ges de que hara TODD cuanto este de
81 parte para hacer que los braceros
mexicanos vengan Z los Estados Uni
dos a prestar sus servicios n Ia
agricultural y en- ia industrial.
Sc sabe Que en- los carpos mineros
v agricolas de Coahuila hay disponi-
bles varios miles de b%raceroS, que es-
tan resueltos a traslaIarse a los Es-
tados Jnidos al ]encontrar tra5aio Sc
guro. en- vista de Que carecen de e.
en- Mexico TO obstante que en- Ia &C
tualidad debiera haberlo Ell abuncan-
cia con motive del levantamiento de
las cosschss.
Els cast SECURE que De Ceiles visi-
tara otras pobleciones de IL fronte-
"a con el mismo p~roposito que vino a
Eagle Pass.
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Mas t~ructores Hrgc ran dc los Es:acos Unidos.
Tn alto empleado de la Direction lie A.
g-icuItura De esta ciudad. inform6 aver n Ia
prensa Que die1 ~tractores mas para Ia asri-
, eultura vienen en- canine procedures de los
Estados Unidos. los que fueron pedidos por
alEunoS aGricultores del Estado de Jalisco Y
del de vcrscruz. y seran ent-egados a los So
l~icitanteS nor Ia oficina macdonald. para
que desd- luego sean puestos al servicio de
las laborcs acricolas dc los mencionados es-
;aGos.
So asrcG6 cue no son esos diez apa:aros
los unicos que Sc nan nedido n los Estados
;ados de Ia Rcpdblica umbien han solicitsdo
los servicios del Gobierno para o5tener 81
gunos de esos sencillos y modernos sparatos
taa ,:tilcs para las lahores de campo.
UnG mGiG ncGrc mct6 a 81 aijo U 10 cnt.rro.
II scHnr JosG :. Gustarrama. veciao De las
GALES de- Verdi de n colonia d" Pc=alvilio.
denuncio ante el Agea.e del Miaiste-io Pi5;ico
en- ,urno, IN crinen com-tiia en- L. pegso-
ma DE- an MILO de algunos dias de nacido.
por Ia maG5e de csc. muchasha de unos vein
&c aios a quien Guadarrams tents rccogida
en- su casa en- caiidad de hija a~doptiva y de
quien No ssspechabs Of. fuese capsz de tHi
infam;a
Refiere 81 Gsnuncisn.c. que nunca coas,oio
sosnechsS he cue Ia muchacha anduyiese en-
malos pasoS psro quc aver sue vista I.-- IL
--:ad# oe "A csEs IN les momenros ~ que
~a~r"iaba en- M aGu;-ro del jardin de Ia ga
sa un obie'o qae sac6 de .ebajo del ab-iso.
la criada. picadn So carios;dad. esper6 Que
la mncaacha SC re,irars. sc lego 4! lugar dom
Do habia sido arro;ado cl ob;eto. y Al eScava~.
Sc cncontr6 cor cl euerpo de un niho. calicn;c
toGavis. Que prcsentnba hueiias &c habcr muer
20 pc- en,rarSCIGci6n.
Ia mala madrc fur consignsda ante un iucz
c in;ernada en- la Peaitrnciaria.
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L S + z d

No tieue que moIestarse cnviando diucro por nues-
tro conducto. pues basta conque 10 envie a ruestras
oficiuas v nosotros nos encargan.0S de TODD 10 de-
mas. NOSOTR0S, al ser hechos los pagos en- Me-
xicc @ la entrega de IL mercancias, lie mandaremos
IN conprobantc con il firma de Ia persona a quien
listed les envio, 10 que sera la mejor prueba de que
TGDO lego de entera conformidad.
Al desear usteI enriar Ginero o mercancias a
xe-;ca. s;ryase recortar Ell cupon que esta debajo
de este anuncio, Y enviencslo. de5idameate icnado.
en- in sobre o pegado en- una ~tarjcta postal, y a
vuelta de csrreo recibira toda chase de infoTmes.
NO DIVIDE I'D. QUE SIEND0 CLIENTE
NIfFSTR0. RECIRE FRECUENTEMENTE VA
LIOSOS OBSEGUIOS qre repart:nos GRATIS en-
ire tcdOs nueStrGS clientcs.
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MATERMDAD

.xf1

"a il. Nacion Y a ia Patria. Eenen
en- el "Compuesto MitchelIa" e.
mas poGeroso auNiiar para defen-
der su salrd Y conservarse frertes.
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cen una atenta invitaci6n 4 las fami-
las mexicanas, y muy especialment=
a aquellas que tienen ninos en- dicna
e~scuela. para Que a la fies-
ia que promote estar muy aninada.
Segin hemos sabido. hay gran en-
tusiarmo entire los educandos del
planted. asi ONO entire las familias
mexicanas Y americans para asisvIr
a la fiesta, que sera Una de las mas
bon;tas que Sc hayan organizsdo en-
csc Establecimiento, pues cuerta en-
esta veZ con el attractive de los ar
tistas del Kelly Field. que gozan de
una mereciGa reputation.
Des2ues de Ia representation de los
numeros de canto y var:edad, Sc ve-
rificara IN bale cue ameaizara una
e;cogida orquesta.
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DE LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO
Fue hallada en- PuebEa una hermosa DANA cue desapazecio
de ~Mexico.-NctabIe vuelo de TN ayiador mexicsao.
Ell Ayantaniente, Ell favor de las coETidas de teros.
-Madre Observation-Disclosures en- favor de una
haiIarina.- Miiitar sentenciado.

Ure he.,aosa came dssGpareeida &c Merrco.
;ss heHeGI eR PTc5.s.
MENiCC. 0 de agos:n.-Hace alguncs d!aS
dess pareci6 de 81 casa ha5itaci6n en- csa ca
pi,sI una sonora de rara hermosu-a. de una
n. ru,osu-a que llamaba Ia ateaci6n aun en
los circulos ar;s:ocraticos de Mexico. llamada
Esperanza Sauvinett y esposa &c III caSal!e-
70 honorable y de rnediana fortuna.
81 hecho dc CUE la sonora desapareeida
sea joren y. como quetia disho. eX.rcrnada-
merte hermosa. di6 luger 4 toda c!Ssc dc
ve-s;ones Y = que Ia p~olicia Sc pusiera en-
.anpana para da- con Ia dana perciGa. sin
quc por 10 pronto tales pesauisas diesen ai%u-
nos r.sultadcs fsvorab!es.
Por lin. tras dc variss avcriguaciones :
exhortos de las au,o-idades. IA hermo3a dana
fue halieda en- Puebia. NADIA rrenos Que ira
ba ia nGc co.ao enp!eada en- una ~joyc-ia de IA
riudad angelica. y causaudo n admiration DC
los i6vencs pob!ano, por su hermosura.
La "perdida" da,na fuc dc.eujds pcr q
po.icia pero al manifestar que. Guena dc 81
vo!un.ad. Sc habia t-ansladado 4 .,IueIa eia-
dad pa-x Canars- la vida con 81 trahajo hon
-do. Tue russta en- l.oertad.
e. nariGo Sc hace cruces Y no acicrta =
a:iaa- cI motive q2e impulse a su es'osa Z"
! muir del hogac c~onvuSal en- Aasca de 10 que
en- 81 tcaia Ell abundancia. nj hay QUEEN Sc eS-
| aIquc cl rsra suceSo.
! In cv:aGor ms-iccno k.:o rr r~s.o..
| ro:abic.
FL piIcco aviador mii:ar Carlos Santana
-fec-uo aver IN vueso gee ma llaraio Dodc-
rosamente Ia atsnci6n. n IN a9arato lie a
b~ricaei5n me:icans. mods!o "A%,lac" Dc Ios
mas moderncs.
Santana assemble a las nuevc de la :usianA
en- los terrenos del Aerodromo Nacional de
Vslouena. Despues Ge habe- hecho aISunas
eyoluciones SCORE IA c!udsd. cvoiuc.oues cue
! faerou admiradas po- muchos cen:ensres dc
miles de ha5icantes. como las condolences at
moStGricas :e iueran tavorabics siguIo Ia
march, hacis q uorte pasando por eacimh de
las 2obiaciouss s;guien,es: T!0ncpant!a. lie
cneris. Cuaas;i&n. T~eoloylean y Nochis;onrc
De Nocais,onso 81 ariado- to-cio ei rG-,-
bo sisuiendo hacia Tuitepec y IS Villa de Qua
Galups. para seGuir rrImbo al A"rodromo.
en- dondc aterrizo 4 las once de l. mahsna.
Fl av;aaor t-cla-5 qgr en- TODD ei ~trayec:o
IN maquina dei apR.a;o ha5:a Questionable per
fectameatc. po- 10 ~" puGo reaii-ar - ,ucIo
mayo: qu- Sc IA reEistrado en- Mexico por a
viador msxicsro. Gespu.s del QuC efectuj el
aviador Ho-aeio pfaz. auicn hizo e. viaje re-
doado a ?achIca y vueIta a Ia capital sin
hacer altos n!nxunos.
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FL circuito rccorriGo por Santana Sc caicuia
en- cicnto cincueRta Kilometres.
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festival EN- la ESCUELA Johnson

Esta noche a las $50 Sc verificara
en- la Escuela Johnson, sta IN la es-
ouiaa de las GALES Sur F,oras y Gull
beau, IN festival organizado por IA
Asociacion Ge &c Gicho esta-
blecimiento. Y Ell Ell cual tomaran
narte los artistas del Campo de AVia-
ci6n Kelly.
Las org~anizadoras del festi7a! ha-
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II libert.d e Independence.

su libertad e Independence.
Cada compania Se-a 2rganlzada por
razas. hasta dcnde sea possible Y has
ia donde resulte practice, los o1icla-
les de las uaidades seran tambien
de su misrla genie, cuando Sc hayan
ejercitado aquellos Ell ell maneJo Ge
las arnaE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-16
) razones per las que vera que 'e convene mas It"
Ger sus envios lEicamerte H0r conducto de
MkYO'S MONEY EXCHANGE
1923 E. Houston st. san AH'oh'' ie-"'
1923 E. Houston st.

1ra-Por7ue en- los cnvio5 De d.ncro>y mercanclss
la Niayo's Money Exchange, es Ia unica case que
los haze DIRECTAMENTE por concucro 0e sas CO.
rresponsales ~p-opios, sin tener cue andar passnuo
ff,ertcS con,isio2es q ctentos lie bancos y 4 o6[aS "a
sas Maestro sistenla dc eavios DIPECIoS eco
,omi.a nucho dinero g nues5ros %clientes, como p0-
dra verse comparando nuest-os p-ec!os con los &c
n~uestros imitadores.
2do-Poraue el dinero liega mucno mas pronto
Y con absolute seguridad q c~ualQulera cludao de ID
RepGf:ica Mexicana, haciendonos absoiu;annen:e
respo-sao!cs de 81 ert-ega. y garantizando, ade-
mas. pagar q talor dc C~ualqdiera mercanc!s 0
rc.lesa de dinero Que Sc p~erGiera o eXtravlare en-
ell canine.
Sro-Poroue hacemcs los envios en- Ginero ma-
xicaro O dinero americana, segun conYeuga al cilen-
te. hacienda les pages PRECISAMENTE en- el !u-
gar cue Sc ns ordene, pudieTdo hacer situacIoaes
por Teltgrafo a I0DAS Parties y por %cualquier
cant!dad.-Ademas. nuestros chentes 10 t;enen
Que andarse molestando ell escrihir ca-tas a Next
co nj en- andar n~lanIsrdo Giros. que muchas We
ces Sc eytravian u otras son cohrados por perso-
mas dIstiatas. 10 que no puede suceder. hacienda los
envios nor coDducto de Mayos Money Exchange.
ito-Poruue hacienda sus envios I Nayos Mo-
new Exchange. los hacc 4 una casa perfectamente
conocida. Ia mas antigua : la mas solvente en- 81 ra-