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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
INYESTIGAH FL CASO
TRAGICO DE Ell PAS0

TeIssroma Especial pare Ia PEENSA.
Ell PASO. Texas, diciembre 90
Las autoridades militares .iniciaron
hoy una investigation de Ia lucha en-
tablada anoche en- la Inca divisoria,
entire fuerzas americans federaies
Y fuerzas de policia locales, Y unos
contrabandistas mexicanos. lucha que
do por resuItado la muerte de dos
irdividuos: uno de los guardas anne
ricanos Y uno de los contrnbandis-
tas meXicanos.
La Iucha Sc entabl6 cerca de Ia
Ilamada Isla. al oriente dc Ell Paso,
Y segln Sc dijo. el ataque 10 iniciaron
los contrabandistas, quiencs preten-
dian pasar al lado americana un car
gamento de bebidas alcoh5licas para
realizarla en- El Paso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
HABRA UNA IONA
SEGA EN- la FRONTE-
RA DE MEX. CON E. u.
.Lo han acordado asi los 60
bernadores de Chihuahua,
Codhuila y Sonora

Tel~ora,sa EspsclH; n"-~ i TFI.NSN.
CNUDAD DE MEXICO, Dlclembre
20.-Se anuncio hoy que los Gober-
nadores de los Estados de Sonora,
chihuahua Y Coahuila, han convent
do en- aprobar una ley que prohiba
la venta de licores en- Ia zona de di-
c-,s Estados que Sc halla pr6xima a
los Estados Unidos, Y que tai cosa tie
lie por objeto evitar que las ciudades
Y poblaciones que Sc encuentran GER
ca de Ia frontera Sc conviertan en-
centros de venta de alcohol para los
americanos, ahora que los Estados
Unidos Sc van a volver definitivamen-
te "secos."
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matografica la. Cenicicnta."
Representation de la Comedia lie
vantar Muertos" por Ia Compania
Dramatica Maria del Carmen Mar
tinez," tomando parte Ell ella Ia
aplaudida primera ctriz sonora Mar
tinez = el celebrado primer actor Sc
nor Luis C. de Quevedo.
III.-Recitaci6n, por el joven Fe-
hciano Corona, de IA sertida compo-
sici6n de Juan de Dios Pea ''Noche
Buena."
IF.-Rifa entire los ni0os asisten-
teS, de dos objetos de valor
A la salida de los pequcnos concu-
rrcntes lc seran rcpartidos dulces.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
INVESTIGAN LOS
FRAUDES HABIDOS
EN- LAS ELECCEONES
Sc presentaroR a declarar ell
Lie. Jose Ferel y Ra-
fael Zubnran
Eesegrana Es.ee:=s Dnra IA PRENsA-

EslegrGrt1 ES7ec:=l D1Ta IA PREESi-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
2G.--Gose Ferrel Y Rafael Zubaran,
nan si.io citados como testigos en- las
investigaciones que Sc estan llevando
a cabo acerca de los fraudes habidos
en- las recientes elecciones municipal
les.
Les peri0dicos, al tratar de esta in
vcstigacion, eNpresan la creencia de
que no producira resultado alguno
Y cue la decision de la Suprema Cor
te no Sc dara antes del fin del ano
con 10 cual Sc creara una situacion
demasiado seria, en- Ia cual, como pa
sa sismpre, el publico sera el que sal
ga perdiendo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
Sc LIE DA GRAN IMPORTANCIA A
LA CONFERENCIA
COMERCIAL

Tcls5fct'-- ( s5c~'GE Tcrc IN Pfr.S>9-
CIUDAD DE NENICO. Diciem-
bre 20.--Los peri0dicos lc conceden
gran importancia Ia conferences
comercial americana que debera reu-
nirse en- esta capital durante el mes
de Febrero proyimo.
Dicese que n mayor parte de las
Camaras de Comercio de los EstadoS
Unidos Sc hallaran Representatives en-
ella Y que el Departamento de Co
mercio americana ha pedido mas de
doscientas cincuenta invitaciones con
81 objeto de distribuirlas entire los
principaTes manufacturers america
nos.
La prensa mexicana espera que Ia
Conterencia ejercera una Influenza
sumameute benefica en- las relacio-
nes entire ambos paiSeS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
LEGO A CUBA Ell MINISTRO DE
CHINA EN- MEXICO

Del Ssrricio Especial Gs IA PRENSA.
HABANA. Diciembre 20.-El Mi
nistro de China en- Mexico lego aqui
hoy acompanado por un gran numero
de compatrictas suyos que vienen hu-
yendo de aquel pals donde, segin de-
claran, estan siendo muy perseguidos.
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LA QUESTION DE LA INMIGRA-
CION CHINA ES DISCUTIDA
EN- Ell SENADO

Tsles-a--a E,pee'1, rara II PRENSA.
CIUDAD De MEXICO, Diciembre
20.-El Senado inici6 hoy los de-
bates acerca de la legislacion que ha
sido propuesta para restringir Ia in
migraci6n asiatica-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

pretaciones cue ambos tienen sobre
las leyes constitucionales, pero Ia in
vitaci6n no fue al fin aceptada por
el Secretario de Gobierno, quien ex-
puso que nose llegaria a ningdn re-
sultado practice.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
ACTVA CAMPANA CONTRA Los
AGITADORES EXTRANJEROS
LOS PRoTAGONISTAS De UN SOMBRIO DRAMA


de SIN nubre "a
Mrs JarsS S sobrQ 4 u
eralTr a
"A aCasade padcp a scPa 10
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ErpulsGdoS &c Ia GSocioci6n-

Afana Brito Y Pesqueira fueron
deSpuc4, expulSados del "Teocalli"
por los directories de Ia rcferida a
sociaci6n, quienes juzgaron que los
representatives consulares del gobier
no actual de Mexico no merecian ser
miembros de la asociaci6n, supuesto
que Sc dedicaban a distribuir pro-
paganda bolsheviki. Y hacer poll
tica en- el seno de Ia sociedad, 10
cual esta prohibido de una manera
clara = terninante por los reglanen
tos Ge ia misma-
Coasiderando que no Sc habia O.
brado con justicia. Mena Brito diri-
gi0 al consul del Ecuador, senor Ber-
meo, una carta suplicandole expusie-
IA ante los directories del "Teocall''
su case, Y el del vice-consul Pesquei-
ra, exponiendo que los opusculos ha-
bian sido distributes a plena luz
como 10 podrian atesJiguar gran MI
nero de las personas que estuvie-
ron Dresentes en- Ia exhibicion cine
mat0grdfica, ' que estimaban las
declaraciones de Mr.. Friedrichs Y Ia
actitud de los directories del "Teo-
cali" como producto de informes
que no estaban apegados a Ia YER
dad.
e Consul Mena Brito, en- su car
"a al Consul Berneo, exponia su ca
so bajo las siguientes conciusiones:
Les directories de "Teocalli' Sc han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21
M. BRITO DEMANDA 4
LOSOUELOACUSARON
Ell Ell Vcec6nsu Pesqzeira Sc consideran damados
Ell cargo que les hcieron los directores de la Socie-
dad 'TeocaE' de NueUa Orleans, La.

IL ssmana antepasada. cl Consul
Mena Br;to facilito a Ia sociedad
"TeocalIi" unas peliculas cinemato-
gr&ficas enviadas por el gobierno de
Caranza, para ser exhibidas aqui, con
el objeto de hacer propaganda Al re-
ferido gUb!erno, Y muy especialmente
. CaranZa, 2 quien Sc hacc apa-
recer como uno de los mas grandes
hombres de America Las paiiculas
fueron exhibidas en- eI salon de la
sociedad "Teocalli" Y durante Ia e1-
hibicion. Sc repartieron e1tre los
concurrentes. por el vice-consul Pes
guerra, uros parf.etos que, segin Sc
dijo. habian sido enviados igualnen-
te por el gobierno de Carranza, pa
ra mejor exito de IA propaganda.
Como Sc uamara IA atencion hacia
Ell contenido de los opusculos distri-
buidos por el vice consul del gobier-
no carrancista en- Nueva Orleans,
lfr. Friedrichs. con su caracter de
prcsidente de IA asociacion ''Teoca-
H., en- una eptrevista concedida al
representante do un peri6dico, mani
fest6. por 10 r2enos ESQ fue 10 pu-
blcado. que los opGsculos panfle-
tos habian sido &stribuidos en- el sa-
lon favor de Ia obscuridad que en-
el habia por estarse corriendo las
peliculas mexicanas; Y que tales pan
fIetos contenian literature de carac
ter subversivc ' rcprensible, igual
la senaiada por los senadores en-
Washington en- los carCos forn1ulados
contra el gobierno de Mexico, Sc
naIando. al efecto. dos parrafos que
en- su opinion servian de fundamcnto
para sus manifestations.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

(Pasa a IA paE. ea. col. Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-21

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Louisville Results

First race (three year-olds and upward
ohn M Pog suq SIX sraxht
place s43o, show $3.50. first; King Belle
lo7 tGarner). place s6.1o. show $3.50
ieId seGda show s'' SO, third. Time 1:ls%. HUI
faker, Sandman, Lady Longfellow, Circu.
late, Humma, Billie B., Mabel Trask and
Captain Burns also ran.
Second race (two-year -olds. maidens
colts and geldings; purse, $1,000; four fur.
longs).-Spice Bush. 1o9 (Morys), straight
s11.3o, place 1910 show s3.1o, first; Bur
goyne: 1os 1Willis!. place s22o. show $3.50
mani. show, $500, third. Time. 0:4sas. Jim
Hartings. Inspector Hughes. Parol. Melvin
and Overbold also ran.
Third race (three-year-olds and upward
~. Groth). straight $3.50. place $40. out
to show, first; Hodge. 100 ct. Murray
place $3.50, out to show, second; spearlene,
1o6 (Crump), out to show, third. Time,
1:39ss. Cerinus also ran.
Fourth race (three-year-olds; purse. ST.
200; six furlongs) Linden. 115 e.. How
ard3, straight $3.50. place $780, show $3.50,
first; Joyful. 1o6 O.. WuIlams), place $3.50,
Lunsford). show s4.lo, third. Time. 1:14as
BY Heck, Lady Fairplay. War Tax. Betsy
Lancelot. Allah. Bellesolar. Sam Reh and
Joe Stair also ran.
fllies; two-y -year-ods: $4,000 added four
furlongs) .-Talisman, 11o (Groth). straight
s1s.1o. place 1910. show $40. first; Ruby.
11o (Warrington). place 1910, show $4.lo
s14.70. third. Time. 0:47.s. Viola Gaffney
Martha Luckett, Emma Weller. Miss Je-
NINA. Viola Park, Sweet Liberty. Mys-
terious Girl. Springvale, Miss Minks Fur
below. Pop Eyes, Lady In Black and Star
view also ran.
Sixth race (three-year-olds, claiming
one mile and seventy yards)-Brimful. 1o4
Peur "a. lo4 (Garner), 1920. ,z.5o.
second: Leap Frog. 96 (MurrAy) sio.5o.
third. Time. 45 3-6. Parking. Daymon.
Lackawanna. Dancing Spray. Buster Clark
and Rctta q. also ran.
Seventh race (Tour- -year-olds and up
ward claiming: one mile and a sixteenth)
Lively. 100 Poole). $3.50. 1910. $3.50,
second; Bogart, 10s (Crump). $40. third
Time, 1:45 AS Kentucky Boy, Taniac.
Redland. Brynlniah Irregular. Baby
also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

Gossip Of the Golfers

sevensome was played at the
Shackamaxon Country Club on Sunday
in which Peter O'Hara and two ANA
teurs, H. S. Baird and Donahue. plaved
against the best ball of Jimmy Crossan,
the Wheatley Hills professional; AL
Williams, the we'll known course con-
structor; Jack Clark. Sam-O-Set links,
and Willis, an amateur. and beat them
by q ur and 3 to play 1t was really
case of Jimmy Crossan playing against
the best ball of O'Hara. Donahue and
Baird. as the other three never belped
him on a single hole, whilo Donabue
helped O'Hara by winning the ninth
hole, and Donahue and Baird won the
twelfth hole jointly. The individual,
scores were, O'Hara, II; Crossan. 81:
Donahue. SO; Baird. 81; Williams, 81:
Clark, 80. and Willis, 80.
The Wheatley Hills Golf Club at
present has only the last nine holes in
commission, but it hopes to have the
FIRST nine in a playable condition BY
Memorial Day. The first, second, third
and fourth greens were made over
early in the spring, while the fifth
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Nelson Wants
TOBe Referee
At Big Bout

TOLEDO Ohio, May 12.-Reserva-
tions for seats for the proposed heavy
weight title fight between Jess Willard
and Jack Dempsey here on the after
noon Of July 4 have been aggregated
$4,000, according to A. @. Thatcher,
matchmaker for the Toledo Boxing
Commission, who is assisting Tex
Rickard, the promoter, in arranging for
the battle.
Rickard arrived here to-day and an
nounced that prices for the bout would
range as follows: $40, SIS, $25, $50, $40,
$50 and $780,. with $500 on sale at the
highest namad figure.
Rickard estimated that from the de-
mand for reservations there will be
1880 others ranging down to $40,
which will be 260 feet from the ring.
The Toledo Athletic Club, the COM
missions official headquarters, has
assistants as headquarters for news
Bids were submitted to-day for
nearly two million feet of lumber for
the building of the arena. All material
will be purchased in Toledo, Rickard
said.
Battling Nelson, former lightweight
champion, wired Richard to-day offer
ing his services as referee for the con-
test
The telegram said: "Open for posi-
ton as referee of rdDempsey
bout. Price optional. Would do it
for you for nothing. Put it up to
Willard and Dempsey"
Rickard has not replied to the mes
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Crippled British
Officer a Marvel
On Coast Links

DEL MONTE, Cal, May 12.-One of
has been the visit here Of Captain F. A.
Sutton during the past several days.
Captain Sutton is an Englishman and
has been prominently identified with
golf in the Old Country for a number
of years. He suffered the misfortune
in the European conflict to have his
right hand shot away.
Captain Sutton grimly bore his loss
and reached the conclusion that his
golfing days were over. Only when he
recovered from the operation and was
back at his home once more did he
turn to his favorite pastime as q sort
of recreation rather than with the idea
of playing the game seriously.
He was a star player before the loss
of his right hand and understood the
technical points Of the game thor
oughly. By study he managed to per-
feet the stroke with the single left
hand and arm, until to-day he is pre-
pared to hold his own with the ordi-
nary rank-and-file golfer.
Captain Sutton has been engaging in
exhibition matches on the Del Monte
No. course, and has made the spec
tators who have been watching his play
marvel at his ability to drive and putt
the ball with one arm. Recently he
paired with Jack Neville, former Cali
fornia state champion, and defeated
George Turnbull, local professional,
and Carl Stanley by score of one up,
the latter pair giving the handicap of
two bisaues.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Man. 1903: Ziziz, 400: Bone Dry, 112. Also
elgtblc 'Moga, no; Purl. 10.

Fourth race tpurse. $4,000; Watterson
Handicap; three year-olds and Upward !;
one mile and d sixtcenth)--Fern Hand
Icy. ss Omond. 90; Herald. 100; Hanovla.
lo4: Green Jones. 100; Buford. ITO; Court
ship. 40; Viva America. 1l2
Fifth race tpurse. $1,000; two year olds; {;
four and half furlougs)-Move On. 10S !:
Fun. io6; HosN. 1os; PyS. 100; Convoy.
112: Chisca. lie; Motem. 112.
Sixth racc (purse, $1,000 claiming ;
three-year olds and upward; one mile and
an ,eighth)--.sun Gold. 100, 'Alhena, 1o4;
factor. los: Maud Bacon. lo7 Parr. ioo
Night Owl. 100: Thanksgiving. 1o9;
Grumpy. ia; Chick Barkley,, ~: Tito.
Disooride. 1906: Fair Orient. 100.
Seventh race (purse, $1,000; claiming;
three. year.olds and Upward; ono mile and
Io7: 'sun God. 1o7; Mistress Polly 100:
..Whirlins pun 1lo; .Hocnr' iios: Ernest
Foster. 119; Wiso Man, lls.
apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Louisville Entries

First racs tpurse. $1,000: three.year-
oids; maidens: ak furlongs)-Jorice. 1o7;
Fluczy. io7: May Bonero. lo7; Djinetto.
lo7; Lucinda. 1o7; hiss Manage. lot:
Dolly. 1o7: Hand Blue. 100; War Idol. 112;
ponderosa, 112; Tho Gallant. li2; Bill
Rendered, 1i2. Also eligible Mint Cat.
ia: Jim Dudley. 100; Frank Mattox. 100
Pizarro. ll2: 0ourmord. 100; Lady Wal
deck. 107.
Second race tpurss. $1,000: four-ye.r-
o!ds and upward; six furlongs)--'S Sandy
Iad. io4; arch Potter. lo4: Blue Para
pig smoke. 100: Msthsr. lo6; Brinsh hurst.
iios: Port Light. 40; Butter Scotch. II,
llz: Leicester. t12; 5queeler. liz. Also
eligible: Manganese. ibs; stevenson, 100;
ganamen H.. 100: olsipner. los: 'bavid
Craig, 1o4; Happy 90 Lucky. ll2.
Third race tpurse. $1,000; claiming; two
year-oldsi four and half furlongs }---srn-
guiry, 100: Bright uo'd. ios; Spice Bush.
pnrnsii, 1856 bonneville. Ios; ciear the
Way 100; Director JamnM 1o7; Music
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Brazil Beats Chile
For Soccer Title

BIO DE JANETRo, May 11.-Brazil
s.ssassc Chile. 9 to 0. IL the opening
e9ampionship OF South America here
.s-day. Tho game resulted In ona Of
.ns biggest sporting events In the his
bsy Of Brazil.
Thirty thousand persons, including
seoo from other parts of South Amer
"a attended. Tho Acting President.
psmbcrs OF the Cabinet and diplomats
vsrs presAnt
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
NEW YORK MOTORISTS MUTUAL

NEW YORK MOTORISTS MUTUAL
CASUALTY COMPANY
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Tho undersigned, pursuant to Sec 34
Article lob OF the Insurance Law OF
the State Of New York, hereby publish
notice OF our intention to form a corpora
tion for the purpose of making insurances
on the mutual plan, upon or pertaining
to automobiles, against loss or damage
resulting from accident to. or injury SUI
person person in1ured is LIABLE against loss by
against loss or damage to automobiles
Except loss or damage by fire, or while
i. Iand l,,.. Or ,water9 including loss by legal
mobiles
Dated New York. May 10. 1919
Signed by incorporators:
A M. Umsted. Daniel d. Storms. Frank q
Turner. ,1nns William =, I Finn, A. W PersI-
Gilbert. I. e. Roberts. j: B. TAFT. Joseph
T. flaming, C.. F. Skehan. Edward E.
W. J; sharp. John wolkoff. James Came.
ron. j. w. Hart. G.. A. Flynn. Philip Gwiss-
lsr .Jr,. Alfred b.. Dalbee. C. ". King,
T. J. Shines. Jr.. Evsrett Wagner, r. 3.
George,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Favorite Wins 1000 Cuineas

NEWMARKET. England, May 12.-
Tho One Thousand Guineas was run off
here and won by E. Hulton's Roseway,
ridden by Whaley, by six lengths from
Lord Brassey's Britannia, with Fox in
the saddle Lord Derbys Giaciale,
Colling up. was third. half a length
behind: Fifteen horses went to the
post The winner was the favorjte anJ
led the way during the race. The brt-
ting was: Roseway, 2 to /; Britannia
To l, and Giaoiale, ) TO i. oherrurd
trained the winner.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Kunagae Easily Defeats
Johns on Tennis Court
Army Soccer Teams
Make Record in
Long Title Game

"OBLENZ. Saturday. May
1o.-The team of the 9Th
Division won the soccer
championship Of the Sd Army
here to-day in what is believed
to have been tho longest soccer
game ever played. 1t took the
boys Of the 9th three hours to
take the championship from the
team of the 5th Division by a
score Of 4 to 2. The longest pre-
vious game is said to have been
two and one-half hours in San
Francisco in 1904.
The tennis championship of
the Sd Army went to the team
from the Sd Division, headed by
Lieutenant Paul Treanor, Of
Boston, Mass, by defeating the
team Of the 9TH Corps to-day.
The tennis championships of the
A. E.. F. will begin at Paris on
May 19.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
An.Hallows Easily
Beats Manhattan Prep

AL ,Hallows institute won a loosely
p,ayed game from Manhattan Prep at
vlymplc Field yesterday by a score
Of to 4. Lennon. the All Hallows'
pitcher, was invincible until the sixth.
vhen he was found for four runs. He
tanned ten batters. O'Connell, at Sec
ond Tor the victors, snuffed out two
ssnnsttan a., boys at the plate.
Tho score by innings follows:
Al, u.r r. H Y.
Manhattan q .
\" ."ssler1.s--r<ennsn and MacPeak; Hcs-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
St. Paul's Makes Clean
Sweep in Tennis Tilt

St. Paul's School scored clean
sweep over Richmond Hill High School
IN dual lawn tennis meet on the
formers courts at Garden City yester-
day. The victors won all three singles
and two doubles, each in straight sets
The summary follows:
,s,hnsles-vail; St. Paurs beat. slegel
Pauls. beat Jones. Richmond Fill, 60
g-e. Hinton. ST. Paurs. beat Jenkins
H'nrnm1nd narfs,ad Hnls 81; sn2;
oaat Hubert and Meyers, Richmond Hili'
d., So. Stevenson and Heg ekin, ST.
Uni 8 beat siegel and Jones. Richmond
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Releases Two Pitchers

TOLEDO, Ohio, May 12.-Release Of
Pitchers Ted Turner and Paul Zahn-
User was announced to-day by Roger
Bresnahan, president of the Toledo
Club of the American Association.
Turner was picked up from the semi
pro ranks of Chicago and Zahniser was
obtained last season from Columbus.
Neither could get into condition this
spring. Turner and Zahniser's release
followed the game of Sunday, when
Columbus defeated them 10 to and
in which bases on balls were numerous.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
CITY College Cubs Win

The freshman baseball team of the
College Of the City of New York yes
terday defeated Townsend Harris Hall
High School by the score of 6 to 2.
Raskin and Feinglass divided the pitch
ing honors for the college first year
men. The high school lads were only
able to hit safely once, this off the
delivery of Raskin.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
Eddie Shevlin Matched

4 LONDON, May 12~-Edass Snevlin.
re champion wclterweight Of tho
tn,tsd States navy. has been matched
ecz Eddie Bcattis q British fighter,
MSsssn Ssn rounds .. the National Sporting
sao on Nay 19. Ths mon will box for
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

green was raised about four feet ~
the cost of about 1000, and it has
npllt q new locker house, at cost of
about $4,000. o'' "
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

Richard Mcdonald, of Yonkers. has
9een engaged as the professions! of the
Jamaica Country CLUB. S''e
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

Joe Ransom, one of the old profess
slonals in this country, has been en-
gagged to superintend the construction
work on the new courses at Baltusrol
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

ST PERINTENDENT wanted by 81. John.
Guild for the floating hospital season.
June to September. Apply. 1913 Park Ave,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
STOCK SALESMEN

Two high calibro men TO sell preferred
stock You can earn from 5000. 90 per week
and up In commissions. Complete cooper
alton and live leads furnished. References
REQUIRED. Call Vanderbilt 1890 for ap-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
HELP WANTED MALE
BOYS

BOY wanted; good opportunity: bring
r., references Ginsberg G. Basin. Is West
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

SALESMEN, sell our new monthly health
accident policy: pays $50 monthly every
sickness: cost $40 yearly. 156 Fifth ave.
room 1928.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

SALESMAN. for subscriptions on high
grade trade journal; territory and in
structions supplied liberal commissions
Call George S!nberg, Room 4o6, zoo bth
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

$3.50 REwARD-5 STONE
diamond ring. lost May eth. Astor Hotel:
nD questions asked Phone ss9-J Tonp-
h.rsvilie
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

sT;-Book No. 1889. of the United
States Savings Bank. ~ z Payment
stopped. Please return book to bank
No. 720,632 of Bank for
savings. ESQ Fourth av.. New York: pay
nent stopped; please return book to bank
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

LOST-Bankbook No. 616,s3o, Tho Green
wich Savings Bank, 246 g. 24S Sixth
ave, N. Y. city: Payment stopped Please
return to bank
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
osr, FOUND AND REWARDS
$4,000 REWARD

OFFERED BY ME7ERowITz BROS.
10 BROADWAY, FOR THE RETURN
OF WALLET CONTAINING LARG e
AMOUNT CT DIAMONDS. EITHER LOST
" STOLEN SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1919.
NO QUESTIONS ASKED
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

OST.-Bankbook No. 700. 1927 Of the Cen
tral Savings Bank in the CITY Of Nav
YORK Payment stopped Please return
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13

LOST-Bank kbook No 4s4.sss, Tho Green
wich Savings Bank. 246 & 248 sixth
ave. N y City Payment stopped. Please
return to bank
New-York tribune., 1919-05-13
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