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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-02
4 VY4RRIsoN COUNTY SCHEME.

II ARRIsoN county women are to have rest 5 2
in the heart Of the business dsncto that town ms
fact will be interesting to Marion county women largely
because in spite Of repeated efforts to provide them with
such convenience they are still without it, thanks the
reacdonar mental processes of the bunch OF old 0ges
who preside over the little things that go on about the court
house, andperhaps to certain extent TO the unNngness
Of the club women Of this town to press to finish hight
which they had all but won at one tune.
But there are other points about this Harrison county
enterprise that make it interesting here. Harrison county
i, far from fortunate in court house facilities The build
ing not large enough take Of the ordinary county
Offices and this has made it expedent for such added
activities the home demonstration part Of the Farm b-
reau to find quarters elsewhere When the rest room which
will be In Robinson hall on Second street. is fitted up Il
will contain facilities not only for the home demonstration
agent buta school nurse. community nurse and county
school nurse. ~
Inasmuc as it is expected that the room will be much
frequented by women from the farms and the rural COM
munites Of Harrison county this plan will concentrate at
one spot lot of things that Of interest to them and
in time probably will become clearing house for al the
womens organizations and activities in the county the
politicians are wise they wiwatch how this works out for
the day not far distant when women will have ayote
even in West Virginia where the first test on that question
was overwhelmingly in the negative.
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REFLECTIONS
BY ALTERED MEYERS.

Union scales have become monoto-
nous music to our ears.
The periodical r1rmors about the
Prince Of Wales engagement, keep
people engaged denying them.
Man Of % marries his stepmother
"a. Can you imagine a step farther?
HOW can women expect to keeppace
with men while wearing those mar
row skirts?
A new. revolt in Portugal. An OLD
story
sink atockings are going up to SIS.
That's coming down heavily upon our
pocketbooSs.
FGashlight routed a robber. The
'highwayusn believed the dashlight q
gun which would light his way into
eternity.
Canada announces that she will adj
NIT no women who smoke cigarettes.
Our netghbprss fears are groundless,
Cigarettes cannot make women q
weaker sex,
Betty Inch, N. y, caused the arrest
Of her husband, Frank Inch, who used
4 foot 20 break An her door, because
she wonld not have him within q!
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New Residence

Contractor C. E. Minor is building a
handsome residence in East Park ave-
nue. for O. d. Summers, general yard
foreman for the B. and o. The house
which will be modern in every partlc-
ular will be situated near the resi-
dence Of DR.. Vaughn and will add an
other to the list Of up to date resi-
dences on the East side.
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Eror1 Mt pIeasant. ps.

Stephen Arkwright and family are:
moving here from Mt Pleasant, Pa,
and will occupy the A. o. Rice prop
erty in Guffey street. Mr.. Arkwright
is president OF the Arkwright Coal
company who have begun mining oper-
atoms near Norway.
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cIass Meetlnas.

The Links class Of the Diamond
street church will meet this evening at
the home Of Mrs. Cora Morrow IN
state street. The McElfresh class
will hold its regular monthly meeting
this evening at the home Of Mrs j. G.
Stealey in State street,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-02

North Dakotas Legislature yesterday completed ati-
cation Of the suffrage amendment to the federal
stituton This makes the eighteenth ratification suf
frage is not coming through as fast the prohibition
amendment did but it coming just surely, and that
is the important point.
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He stoops to Conquer.

Gee, but it's late! VIII your wife
get up and let you in when you get
home?
I'll make her I'll scratch on the
door and whine and she'll think her
dogs been locked out.-st. Louis Re-
public. =
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-02

Charles W. Evans yesterday relinquished the duties
Of secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce after serving
that body for many years and in the future he will de-
vote all his energies to his business BUTT is going
to be along time before the people Of Fairmont getover
the habit Of plng work the shoulders Of Charlie
Evans He was veritable town Poo Bah, for whenever
there was anything to be done and no one volunteered
to do it the job always fell him cheer
funess and uniform courtesy made it easy to impose
upon his good nature and although there may be doubts
about the usefulness of the Chamber Of Commerce in
recent years there can be doubt upon that score about
it's secretary Charlie Evans has served his community
we'll and It is to be hoped that in due time it will be
properly grateful
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wise to Himself.

Helen-I think Jack Is simply won-
derfuI.
Yes; the trouble IS he thinks 90,
too. Boston Trananriht
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.Hnn,e frnnn HnanitaI.

Mrs. Jordon, who was a patient at
Cooks hospital, is,nowa at her home in
Market street and is doing nicely. Y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-02

Union scales have become moloto-
nous music to our ears.
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zEEEzzZLz-IZ2 Zszz1zl
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-02

Every woman loves beautiful under.
clothes and would select them mspre-
ference to any gift she would buy for
herself.
For1gifts or for your own use, you
will find here a very fine selection of
the daintiest Of undergo garments, the
largestsby far we,have ever shown.
Inspection and comparison will
showIthem priced more reasonably
than You would suppose such fine gaIs
ments would cost.
Hand.Embroid ered Philippine Batlste
yoile,S Crepe, Glove Silk and Crepe de.
Chine.
s,isl,t.l ldy.r.i,4s Courtney
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that | should have given him the
rlng?" she was thinking rsbelliously,
when the man broke the silence with
laugh.
80 the nlaistering angel was .
married woman! But it wasn't mar
lied woman vino occupied my thoughts
during The dreary, anxious hours
over There. /; was the GIL 1 thought
her TO be-the owner Of this ring. You
see. your sister was neither, Fate
balled things up, somehow" The man
male an Intellectual tug at his little
flraer Anyhow he said, Il can't
e,urn the ring to y0u now. 1t was
much TOO tigh, when pa: it on, and !
ave known for some time that II
you'd have to be filed of II you'll
ell ne where / can find YOU"
You'll find me whef most men find
lie thing they aSe hunting are; in tba
asst place you'd eyer think Of looking, 3
rrup.ed Cgus.->ce with a smile Of
anus ment right under your nose;
T. yonr own Office, Mr., Darrow!"
abc luck! exclaimed Ste
. lH4G.
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| Sec That Rab,s Hear. Cannot

tbs IerghoI wh9 lid in butter s
Id save l.ms Il from being a.
eraei az an alien onemy-this Ger
ian spy whom you have brought down
10 the border as your ya!et--used your
own sister as . tool" co--!aded rap
idly. He pretended to put her into
communication with her husband. lie
used envelopes addressed by her TO
cover his own letters to a master SPY.
And Bob! Tho man is using yCu, TINS
minute, to get him into MeXica unoo-
served by the authorities who want
him.
Morrison took badge from beneath
the lapel OF his coat and pinned II Is
my blouse. smiled and hoped he
didn't notice that NJ smile was Gym
zeal. smiled because | was trying 10
reach my husbands heart by means oi
lay brain when only beauty could
storl and hold hat citadel.
20 you mean to say that Chrys has
been lurod INTO writ.r5 10 somebody
She thinks Is Hamilton CerteIs?' BOB
IyaaCded.
led9ed.
coed Lord" groancd Bob "Tbal
comc5 Of her ou!ja obse 3.on She 5
ulc.el by the wish in her own miaG.
She has always insisted that CerJels
is not dead because she keeps spell
Ing on, The dcpa with her alpha5,t. o.
course e would ~ easy Tor any iool t.
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a--'cl c1 F'.an3 q Brains.
Here Jim's laugh reminded me


Here Jims laugh reminded me that
l naa u1el u-- ,o7t.y coeASefIa4e %
send MY :. 0,s. V me SKY
The old AcIseEeeper SAID the an
cient place Aac been so ssand!y iur-
nished, agd pped Tor bathrooms ana
wired Tor lighting Just 10 pie$e inc
new owners VIE. she eou-dn reca.'
the ladys name, but she was one oi
my own couatry"oMeT-a pe@Gt.Ia!
lady and very ncn she haa peer"
sent Tor, but was SLOW 10 come On &C.
count OF the heat. It was 2l922tsu
that she would pend me winter II
Mexico. Theold lady delegated IN 49-
scribing the owner = salu ne cou!u
speak several languages DoeSh 'AaI
Suggest Ceriels AGAIN
| thought TINS "ouiu make BOD
writhe. but hed!dh so described me
magical a!iarp.ctaTe ana GWet on me
magnificent blue eyes OF me DaaH't
ara The eyes oI the man IN me aHto
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and got there Just in time TO see him
!cap in the alr after one cf Mr. Mar
TINS big urhey gobble.z. He staltca
10 mskc another lunSo but he got the
urpriso of his life The entire flock
Of thirty came charging do%n anon
I'm w!.h spread tails ana wings
scraR.ng the ground.
Fan gave u sharp little bark a.
much as % 3ay, 20 well, if you can
take q ioie"-and tucGins his tail he
Eind his legs he ran Tor Peter an
agcty The rest OF his stay he Eepl
away from the turkeys but no or
Tut Peter Knew the reason.
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E&2l a/A.~4 A&l q
Every woman likes pretty clothes
and while the working housclteepcr
can't wear dainty and d l.cata TAB
rics she can be very attractive in
her neatnegs.
like house dresses made Of wash
able materials varying in warmth
with the season Of tha year. Cham
bray or gingham Cor summer and ga
alea or cotton flannel for winter. But
beware OF fuzzy flannel and do not
wear it before laundering it. II is
dangerous because the fuzz is in
rlammabe.
A short rather full skirt is much
more comfortable 70 Wort; in than
narrow long one reg2. iioas Of
fashion
The wais should allow perfect FREE
dom to the arms and shou!de: mus
cies.
Worn ont end sorcd best drcssa.
are down. 5leA lo0l1ng Garmen1
and arr ant to make their wca,er
49,,
Maou F2r ! 0t''FFS"
'5'!-'lNi ~ .-"i., ~
F9 -., !r,sq ,pUsi "Iy ,JflP' CORE
~. !" ~ !, sam T" u'Iea ~
Ei4g, : IRE. hrgad, iea.
II-,-' K. .t e..l PFC maze ron le. !,
over EoasV ''"iilF' at..-S heai.' f-1-
.sAsS' hfe3u ahH ioil..'' C@-Ho'h@
sI2pes ana na.5' co.l'e.
VIZ oWn hts'pa"'
iiona!fJ mae .et} "Goa snhsth
tu.9 iGr Ioia,u.5' loars. 'oa',ay Q.
same ponce %N' I,'sn l,Iau IS pst.ef
!or . He8e'aD .. sG'I"y. VI tt9n u1lH
ny H't5 2f i!he Noatl,S. Al, aAaf
o. hotniay E.'9' ne wen c'o"ea 10 DE-
GINGER BREAD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15

Sc NECESITAN mescros. Ocurrsn al Man.
haitian Cafe. E. Houston ST. tt6l
Sc NECESITA sonora para trabnjo gene
raj dc casa. Dirisirse a 1915 West Huisa-
che Ave
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
CORTES Y POLICIA

cual por la policia do tras los infrac-
torres de las ordenanzas municipales
V los aprehendi6 para imponerles Ell
corrective por ell estado en- que esta-
ban y por recorrer las GALES con escan
dalo, Sc habian hecho ~acreedores. La
apprehension Sc llevo a cabo anteno-
che a horas va a~vanzadas y este por
que debido a la desenfrenada carrera
que llevaban, chocaron contra I'm au-
TO tripulado por detectives.
Ante ell Sargento de Policia confe-
saron su culpabilidad, 10 mismo que
ante el Juez, c iban a ser puestos en-
libertad, previo ell pago de n null
Ia de ounce pesos cada uno, pero
Sc les hizo hincapie en- eI hecho de
la violacion de una ley federal por
10 que respecta al alcohol ingerido V
haberse verificado ell case dentro de
las cinco millas que marca dicha ley.
Parece ser que van a ser eXamina-
dos por el Representative de las auto
ridades federales para definir el gra-
do de responsabilidad que les resulta.
Este eXamen sc Havana a efecto tan
iluego que los testigos sc reunan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Ha decrccido la Criminalidad
Juvenil

Por los datos que arroja IN Esta-
do Comparative tornado por los En-
pleados de la Corte Juvenil del Con-
dado de BeXar. correspondence a los
meses de Julio V Agosto del corrien-
te ano. puede verse claramente que
Ia delincuencia infantil en- Ell mismo
Condado ha disminuido notablemente,
comparandola con la habida durante
los mismos meses del ano, de 1918.
\ los datoS a que aludimoS pueden
agregarse los formados durante Ell
lapse en- que los muchachoS estan en-
ibertad Y el resultado Sc demostrara
en- Ia misma forma. eS decir, que la
delincuencia infantil ha ~disminuido
de manera que Sc deja
En- Ell mencionadog periodic de va
vacioneS del ano anterior, aparece
que ell numero de memories arresta-
dos por distintos delitos, fue el de
PIP V este ano, en- e. mismo periodic,
Solamente a~lcanzan q POI, habiendo
pues, una ~diferencia en- favor de Ia
disminucion alegada de Ia delincuen-
cia infautil, de II casoS. Las ofici-
mas de Ia Corte Juvenil trabajan de
acuerdo con las Autoridades de la
ciudad, para el efecto de hacer mas
fructifla q accion de Ia pr;mera en-
la esfera de acci6n que lie esta Sc
halada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15

En- estos tiempoS en- que ell mundo
civilizado Sc halla afligido pOr el So
cialismo, el bolshevikismo y otros des
0rdenes semejanteS, es tarea agra
dable V ~provechoss releer las "Fala-
cias Socialists" de NJ. Ives Guyot,
que hace muchos amos ha sido el enc
migo constante de tales sistemas Y
ha escrito otros muchos libros So
bre Ia materia. Afortunadamente
ell Ibro de VI. Guyot Ia sido tradu-
cido a todos los idiomas m~odernos,
de n que cu&lquiera puede des
enganarse, 81 ha incurrido en- tales
errores. o .combatir los embustes '
faIaciaS del socialismo.
N. Guyot ha sido diputado, mu-
nicipe, Ministro de Obras Publicas:
fue el redactor politico de lie Sic
Gle" ' es redactor del journal des
Economists, 10 mismo que de Il
Agence Economique et Financiere'.
ES, por 10 tanto, IN hombre que ha-
bla de 10 que conoce Y entiende.
En- sus terribles ataqueS contra el
socialismo c~oncluye de esta manera:
Hay tres palabras que el socialismo
debe borrar de las fachadas de nues-
tros edificioS publicos, tres ~palabras
que son ell lena republicano: "Liber-
tad, Igualdad, Fraternidad', porque
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piendo la tela de alambre que cubre
la puerta de entrada que da a Ia ca
lie. Una vez dentro de las habitacio-
mes Sc ocuparon de saQuear todos los
muebles donde creyeron poder en-
contrar dinero u objetos que 10 va
lieran, llegando a lograr 81 objeto,
pues Sc llevaron alhajas por valor de
d~oscientos pesos y dinero en- efecti-
vo por valor de setenta Y cinco Pc
sos que hallaron en- IN guardaropa.
Consumada su hazana huyeron, sin
que hasta la fecha pueda la policia
dar con ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Sc NECESITAN PIZCADO-
RES DE

Sc NECESITAN mucharhas para que ira
bajen en- The Finck Cigar Factory. 1907 W.
Commerce St tl9l
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Incendio

Por la GAIA de Alarma nlmero S13,
tuvo conocimiento Ia policia de un
case de incendio ocurrido en- Ia Gale
de blackberry 1926. Ocurrieron va
rios e~mpleados Y los bomberos de la
Sub-Estaci6n ndmero 5, hallando que
ell faego era en- Ia casa habitada por
H. B. Harris, la cual ardla por el te-
cho. e. dano causado fue de poca
signiifcacicn Y Sc supo que habia sido
originate por alguna chispa de las
locomotoras que por ALI pasan.
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que como las maquinas los hombres,
en- ell regimen future haran, manana.
ell miSmo trabajo. que hoy. solo por
que a clio estan acostumbrados.
En- csta respuesta esta revelado el
fin del socialismo. que no es otro que
ell c~onvertir al hombre en- un animal,
o en- algo peor, en- n maQulra.
Esto no es ningun descubrimiento
cientifico de que pueda gloriarse eI
socialismo. Mucho antcs de que tai
sistema apareciera en- ell mundo, Sc
habia inventado Ia discipline mill
tar, que todavia hace ]entrever al
soldado Ia esperanto de ~alcanzar glo-
ria, riqucza y condecoracioncs por su
vaIor Y heroicidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
Casa robada

La Residential del Doctor J. I. Eel,
der, situada en- la Avenida del Hui
sache 115, fue robada la noche de
antier. a las nueve Y media. por unos
individuos que Sc introdujeron en-
las habitaciones durante la ausencia
de los moradoreS de la citada resi-
dencia, quienes habian venido al CEN
tro de Ia ciudad. Los ladrones pene-
traron ~ anterior de Ia casa, srom-
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Sc NECESTTAN muchschos appendices pa
"a rnccinicos. Dirigirsc Z 526 So. Alamo.
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EMPLEOS

NECESITQ una c~ociaera mexicana: sueldo
$500 semanarios. Tambier una lavande-
"a para que lave en- la casa. ocurran a
3i4 South St Telefono Or. 5000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15

Sc NECESTTA muier o muchacha para ID
var ropa y ayude en- tra5ajo de casa: PIE
de proporcionarsele habitaci6n. lnforman
en- 1902 ". Houston St Isl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15

NECESITO sastre competentc para hacerss
cargo de oficina. va como arrendatario o en-
comisi6n. Dirijanse Z 6o9 West Commerce
Street G5)
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MUCHAS DE ESTAS
PERSONALS
estan ganando $4,000
semanarIos;

I'd. puede hacer otro tanto des-
pues de algunas semanas de practi-
ca. Tenemos competentes instructo-
res que las e~nsenaran. Ell trabajo Sc
efectua en- un cuarto amplio, fresco
V bien ventilado. Horas: de s a tres
Is; los sabados, de S a II m. Paga-
mos cinco dollars semanarios para
empezar. Esta es su oportunidad.
Ocurran a 406 Market St. cuarto
piso V year a Mr.. Mastin.. Pueden
ocurrir a ~cualquier bora de trabaj,
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CONPATRIOTAS.

TEL Is ' Is &c Sophomore Sc ~acercan !
Tcrcmos todo 10 neccsario para celehrar
esas fiestas cor 81 csDlcndor diEno dc elias.
Haga sus pcdidos de banderss. list6n tri-
color. pabellones. retratos de Hidalso. Jua-
re-. Za-agoza: botoncs y bandcritas para Ia
solapa. confetti. serpcntinas. faroles. cohc-
ties. lierzo. postaleS. etc. AGENCIA DE PU-
BLICACIoNES. 100 n. SAINTS Rosa Ave.
San Antonio. Texas.
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PESOUISAS

G~RATIFICARE con $500 o S meses de sus-
cripcion a la Prensa", 4 "a persona que
ne ,.oporcione informes exactos de mi her
niano Manuel Gaona, oriRinario de Linares,
n. L.. Mexico. Es de - amos dc edad y
trisueho. Sus ultimas noticias sc recibiero7
de Galveston, Texas. en- JUNO de 1916. To-
do informc sobre el particular diriJase n
Eliezer Gaona, Box Sc, iva, Wyo. ls)
DESEO SABER el paradero de IA sonora
Conception Puga MurEuia. del joven de II
amos Francisco Murguia, oziGinarios de Pen
jRmo, Gto.. auicnes salieron de Laredo. Me-
xico. el dia cinco de agosto Iltirio. acompa-
nados de las siguientes personals: Bartolo
Murguia, nino de catorce amos Gabina Ioie-
do de Murguia: ell nino Mauro Murguia. de
nueve amos la nina Francisco Murguia de
scis amos eI nino Manuel Murguia, de tres
amos. Los informes pueden enviarse al sonor
Cipriano Murguia, Carpenteria, Cal, o a
Bonitacio Murguia. Sta. Barbara. Cal, Qua
rentine ST. 425. Los interesados o QUEEN
sera, pueden te!egrafiar a nuessra costa por
cobrar y damos Sratificaci6n de $1,000 a
quien nos inform el paradero de clos.
Para mayor seguridsd. el reritente Sc
scrvira enviar una fotografia de ciialluleta
de las personas indicadas, sin Ia direction ce
elias. y al recibir los $4,000. nos remitira
d;cha fotoErafia. Todos los "astos van per
nues;ra cuenta. Tambien Sc oncdcn dirt
cir a "EvOLUCION." Laredo. Texas. CON
de Sc gestio7ara inmediatamente 10 relative
n este asunto-
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MPORTANTE

NECESITAMOS trabaiaGorcs Tara Ia cons
trucci6n del puentc De Galveston. Pagamos
los mejcrcs sueldos. Por $500 summarizes Sc
les dara CANA y Gsistencia. e. Campo
seta en- Virginia Point. a ! nii.as &c Gal
weston. Los pages son semaaar los. Ocu-
IRAN Embellishments, 81 quicren un buen
t-abajo constante ) bicn -etribuiGo. Para
mayorcs informes dirijause. por corres?on-
dencia. al Sr. A. B. MartineI, Gcre:lte. Fo:,
$50. Galveston. Texas. i3cluyendo { ceuta-
vos en- estampilias. Para informes rerspaa-
lee oc3rren Il 702 DoIorosa St. San huto-
Mo. Texas 40 Milan ST. Houston. Texas.
y 23I3H Market St. Galveston. Texas.
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NO listed SU
DINERO

Yo le ent-ego a su famiha Ia eantidad que
I'd. quiera y listed me paGa aqui desrEes.
cuando reciba avlso de ella de que va re-
cibieron 81 rcmeSa. GQuiere listed mcjor
ga-Gntla? Visi;eme O escEiSamc = Il -
guiente direction:
JORGE r. WARDEN.
AS Russell Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
Tel. Travis 2656.
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4 LOS MEXICANOS RESIDENCES
EN- SAN ANTONIO.

Pauline OrtcSa y Fouseca. con Ia prac-
tea Suficicntc. So encarEa del fraccIcna-
mieato dc haciendas en- cl Estado de Me-
xicc o = inmed!acioneS Dc este. Direction
-CaPuchinaS No. 90. Mexico. D. +. t2Sl
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Deteaeion de unos ebrios en-
automoYil

Cuatro hombres en- complete eSta-
do de ebriedad recorriau las Gales de
IA ciudad en- un automovil, Eotedo 10
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PRESTAMOS

PRESTO DINERO al s IN cUSrto poC cien-
TO, sobre bonos, contracts c hipotecaS; tam
bien compro los mismos. 507 State Bank
Bldg. Or. 755. Il9)
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Sc DARAN $4,000 DE GRATtFlCAC1oN i
a persona quo proporcionc intormes ~eNactoS
del jovcn Roscndo Garcia. &c - amos de ecad
oricinario de Ramos Arizpc. CoahuI!a' MeN-
co. color blanco. oios ncEros. pc!o negro. n
,-;nrir;.s dc Asos;o lego a esta Ciudad en-
compania de su padre. 81 Sr. Pedro Garcia.
habiendose cxtrariado sin que Sc sepa su
paradero. Todo informe favor de diriGi=lo
a Pedro Garcia. 1900 South Flores Street
San Antonio. Texas. 'Io'
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INGENIEROS
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MEDICOS

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cirugia ca general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
tos ! y =. 100 5. Santa Rosa Ave. Telefo-
EOS CT. 2676 y CT. 1903.
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