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The Penn's Grove record., 1919-11-07
SUBSCRIPTION SI.50 A YEAR
Carney Point Chronicles
Dye Makers Doings, Entertain
ments and Enjoyments

Thomas Weleh, aged 8 years who re-
sided with his parents on Seventh Ave
nue., died on Friday from injuries re-
ceiyed while attempting to get out of
the back of Johnson Bros. delivery
truck while it was in motion, at Adams
Street and Shell Road. His right lung
was punctured and several ribs frac-
tured. He was removed to Tuohy and
Lounsbury's drug store, corner Broad
Street and Railroad Avenue, Penns
Grove, where DR.. c. L. Fleming gave
him medical treatment. Later his con-
dition became serious and he was taken
to the Salem County Memorial Hospital
where he died. Funeral services were
held on Tuesday morning in st. James
Church, Penns Grove by Rev Massey.
Burial was in Woodstown.
The American Legion will give a Nil
itary dance in DUPONT Club House on
Tuesday evening 18th.
Mrs. Walter Lashno, on Fourth Ave
nue., spent Tuesday in Philadelphia,
visiting her son Joseph, in Girard Col
lege.
Mrs. Charles D. Smith has returned
home after spending three months in
bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Peet spent satur-
day in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Truncer, of
Woodbury.. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Binder on Washington Street.
Mrs. H. Goddard, on Rose Street, re-
turned on Saturday after a very pleas
ant trip to Saratoga Springs and Rock
away, n. Y.
Miss May Herman and Ruth Mckay,
of Deep Water. attended a bail on Sat
day evening in Wilmington, given in
honor of Winnie Schuckler.
The members of the Mothers Club
are invited to attend the Convention of
Clubs Of the First District in Ceilings
wood.
Mrs. George W~alstenho1me. daughter
Miriam and son Harry, of Wilmington,
spent the Weekend with her brother,
Walter Hickman and wife on Fourth
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Seminar, on
Broadway expect to spend Sunday in
Washington. D.. c.
The Ladies Aid of The First NJ. E..
Church ave a Sourkraut Supper on
Thursday evening in Community Hall.
The Rector's Aid of the Church of
our MercifuI Saviour will give a fea-
ture picture this Friday night in Com
munity Hall.
Carneys Point folks will have no
trouble to get back and forth to Penns
Grove, as r. L. Martin and J. C. Dunn
ave each a large heated bus which
they expect to run on scheduled time.
The Presbyterian Choir held a bust
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. r.
d. Finley on Washington Street on
Tuesday evening, November 4th. Re
ports showed good returns from their
last motion picture. They are making
plans for a bazaar in December and
have planned to get quilting frames
and do quilting for anyone wishing it.
Mrs. John Gilbert, son Wendell and
daughter, Mrs. Mary Farsythe, of Balti-
more, were over-Sunday visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Diver, 627
Third Avenue
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More Profitable Without Intoxicants

Managers of high-class cabarets say
they are doing better business with
soda water. celery tonic, ginger ale ana
other n~on-alcoholic beverages as thirst
ouenchers than they did when demon
rum was in full sway along Broadway.
Ralph Kinney, manager of Churchilis,
said today:
I'VE haven't served a hard drink
since July /, and the crowds have peen
coming just the same. Now that we
have cut out even 2.75 they are still
coming, and we expect to do even bet
ter business. because the absence OF
hard drinks is bringing us a new Glen
tele, while we continue to hold our old
friends"
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Athletic Field and Club House For
DUPONT Employees

The Executive Committee of the
duPont Company, in line with their
many other Welfare Activities, nave
voted a substantial sum for an En-
ployes Athletic Field and Club House
for the Wilmington employees. This
project has been talked over for some
time and many of the executives and
employees have felt that such a club
would be of great advantage. The En-
ployes Committee at the Main Office,
of which Mr.. w. A. Simonton is chair
man. has sent out a QUESTIONABLE to
the Wilmington Office Employees asking
for their opinions in the matter, and
asking them to designate the various
sports in which they would be inter-
ested.
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FreehOlders Elected

Samuel NJ. Layman, Republican, was
neglected in Penns Grove.
7. Gilbert Borton, Republican, was
reelected in Pilesgrove n Wooos-
town by ia over John r. Keen, Demo-
crat.
George Gaventa, Republican, was re-
eotad in dina Township without
opposition.
T Fowler Powers, Republican vas
reelected in East Ward, Salem oy go
over B. w. Harvey.
uarrv p. Gray, Republican. was re-
,aoted in Upper Pittsgrove without
opposition.
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Mayors Elected

Samuel NJ. Hunt got 1ol majority over
Edyare Fl Keen. Jr., in Penns Grove.
William F.. Miller. Republican was
elected Mayor of Salem by 252 major
i+v over r. Newlin Acton. Democrat
charles f. Hitchner, Republican. was
elected Mayor of Elmer without oppo-
sition. -
Damon G. Humphreys was reelected
uovor of woodstown without oppo-
sition. -.
Salem by 1873.
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Telegraphic Tournament

The first match of the dupont Plants
Telegraphic Ten Pin Tournament was
played Tuesday evening with the fol-
lowing results:
Barksdale. 1850; Repauno, 2410; Dye
Works. 2464.
The Dye Works Team was made up
from the six highest men in the duPont
Club Tournament. as follows:
Joseph Reid, r. E. Morris, Paul Ro-
berson, F. c. Mcvaugh, ]. Doel, v. S.
Smith.
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DyewOrks DOings
DUPONT Club Notes. Bowling
Tournament Creating Lots
of Excitement

The many active members of the
Gu viii learn with regret that it has
been considered advisable to discon-
tinue the Thursday evening moving
picture entertainments. In spite of the
fact that the Club Management has
done everything possible to provide the
best films obtainable. the numbers TAX
ing advantage of the entertainments
proved to be too small to even offer en-
enlargement to those in charge of this
work.
The Bowling Tournament has a good
start. While there has been no casual
ties there has been man narrow es-
capes. 1t has, however. been of great
assistance to the Club from a financial
standpoint. Manager George Derrick
says as long as they are striking the
way they are on the alleys the coal
miners can take a long vacation. Geo.
say the chips from the pins supply
enough fuel to Leaf the Club.
they all flop sooner or later. You
rave probably heard this expression.
We don't doubt but what you have
doubted it at times. Any doubts which
we have carried around were cleared
when we heard the big news. Yes,
girls. Jack Arthur is married at last.
Jack dus ed the Club off his list of
hang-out3 last Wednesday evening at a
inner given in his honor or his wife's-
He did it at the dinner. An enjoyable
evening va had by all and ended when
lacks silycry tenor rang out the last
WORDS 81 "Good Bye Boys" Better en-
ter tie Bowling Tournament. Jack.
Thaffc n raTJ axo1JSa To opt olIt
Waller Kidd is after the single high
game record on Duck Pins, and is Civ
ing everyone a merry chase for the
hono 5, but we 6oubt if the A. B. A. will
give lin credit ror any high score
med with the big balls.
We'd like to know whether "Peeping"
Pete Seeds believes in signs.
Also what happened to Joe Reid's
average on Ten Pins,
And how McVaugh hurt his finger.
Why Bill Williams doesn't visit the
Club any more.
How to get a job in the Planning
Department.
II Jim cowan saw sinbad, and if not,
why not.
If the new Main Office will ever be
finished.
If Miss Armstrong ever played But
ton, Button, etc"
If everyone has gotten over the base
ball series.
If P. Fl. Mckee got a house.
What Brownley knows about horses.
Why Johnny Naylor likes to get sta
tionery orders filled.
If Saylor doesn't think he ought to
let us forget Pep before he raises his
prices.
Why people go there anyway.
If F.. b. Ridgway really did bowl 220.
and how he did it.
Louis A. DeBlois, Manager of the
Safety Section of the dupont Company,
has been elected Vice-President of the
National Safety Council. He was
named to this office at the Annual Con-
gress of the Council held in Cleveland,
Ohio, in October. He had already been
n 6irector and member of the EXecu-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. Robert T. Hudson, of Lawrence
VILE, Va, and Miss Marie G. Hum
phreys, of Penns Grove, were quiet
Iy married on Sunday, November IND,
by the Rev. Boyd Miller, of Littleton, N.
c.. After a tour through the Southern
states they will reside at No. 16 Wind
sor Avenue, Lawrenceville, Va.
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BOWLING LEAGUE
Schedule for Next Week

TEN PINS
Observation-Disclosures VS. Power; IN
dig VS. Engineering.
Wednesday-Colors VS. Operating, En-
cheering and Mechanical; Jackson
Laboratory VS. Chemical.
DUCk PINS
Tuesday-Power VS. Color; Operating
Engineering and Mechanical VS. jack
son Laboratory.
Thursday-staff VS. Chemical; Indigo
VS. Service.
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William Eisensmith was elected sec
rotary of the Lodge of Elks last night
to succeed Clarence S. Leach, who is
now employed in Pontiac. Mich. Charles
E. Kinda has been filing the office
temporarily.
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MARRIED
DOHERTY-PEDRICK

Thomas A. Dohery and Ida NJ. Ped
rick, of Penns Grove, were united In
marriage at st. Paul's NJ. E. Parsonage,
Saturday evening, November LIST, 1919,
Rev. H. T. Fisher officiating.
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Hunt Elected Mayor
Dolbow, Republican, and Walker,
Democrat, In Council

The election last Tuesday was the
most quiet ever held here. There was
a listlessness because of the muddled
issues and nearly one-half did not vote.
The registration in Penns Grove:
District 1, 430; I'd. 24e; Sd, 3S7; 4th, 1882;
total, 1889. The candidates for Gov
nor totaled only 773-
Newton A. h. Bugbee, Republican,
received SO plurality and Samuel NJ
Hunt 101. They are substantial ma
jorities, but the election of Robert NJ.
Walker, Democrat to the Council, shows
the liberal spirit among all citizens.
District 1. which used to be Repub-
lican, gave a Democratic majority,
while district 3, formerly Democratic,
went Republican.
Changing population led some to be-
lieve there was a larger Republican
majority, while the Democrats seem to
be gaining some despite little ~co-opera-
tive organizations.
Governor
N A. K. Bugbee, R.....111 1O5 120 80
Edw. 1. Edwards, D.....134 4S 81 Sd
Bugbee's majority, SO.
Charles Lane, the Prohibition can
didate for Governor, received 3 to 5
votes in each precinct.
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Assembly
VIM. S. Stiles, R........136 lis 134 10
Alfred Jess, D..........108 SO rs 46
Stiles majority. 22S.
County Clerk
Walter Ballinger, R....157 119 149 11S
Chosen Freebooter
S. NJ. Layman, R......".140 53 134 no
j. F.. Shoemaker, D.....102 100 60 Al
Layman's majority, 224.
IIayor
S. NJ. Hunt, ...........1 100 10S l0S 10o
E. H. Keen, ...........123 .55 los go
Hunts majority, 101.
Council
Robt. NJ. Walker, D.. .162 60 lilo 63
G.. w. Davis, D......... SO 80 65 sc
H. A. Dalbow, R........12S 81 126 81
L. S. kilmer, r.. ....... 76 l03 80 l00
Dalbow's majority, 223; Walkers, II.
'Constables
w. s. Curriden, D.......197 60 10Y 90
Bert BYRD, R-.-.........116 SO 112 1O2
A. b. Houseworth, R-...120 81 125 80
II. S. Brewer, R.........119 81 124 100
Ct. w. Capple, r., D.. 50 SO so So
Four elected.
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Upper Penns Neck Township

Upper Penns Neck Township
Only about half the voters in Carneys
Point went to the polls on Tuesday.
Many who voted would not have done
so but for party workers anxious to
show a good majority.
Governor
N. A. K. Bugbee, R.........127 1OS 124
Edw. 1. Edwards, D......... 81 IA II
Bugbee's majority, 157.
Assembly
w. S. Stiles, l1O lfz
Alfred l.. Jess, D.......... 5b sS %
Stiles,s majority, 21O.
County Clerk
Walter p. Ba1Tinger, R......157 13S 157
Assessor
Charles r. MoCloskey, r.. ..1S9 d12 95
VIM. d. Hewitt, D.-......... 5O '61 liz
MoCloskey,s majority. us.
Collector
Hermon A. Day, R.-........16 146 ITS
Committee
Dayid w. Wright, R.......-l5 14S I69
Constable
Walter A. West. R. ...-...fl 6 III ITO
Joseph Henry, D...........- II oz ~
OIdmans Township
O1dmans Township always gives a
~fayorite son a big majority. This year
was no exception to William S. Stiles,
who will be Assemb1yman with one OF
the largest ever received in the County.
Governor Maj.
N. A. X. Bugbee, R...........126 oS
Edward L. Edwards, D.. 63
Charles E. Lane, Pro......-... III
Assembly
William S. stiles. r ....-.-.-lSS lol
Alfred l.. Jess, D.........---. ~
County Clerk
Walter A. Ballinger, R-.......132
Freeholder
George Gaventa, R............l6o
Committee
Harvey Gaventa, D. .........150
Township Clerk
C. O. Citizens, R.............'.lof
n. NJ. Gordon, D.............. 81
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Louis A. DeBlois, Manager of the
Safety Section of the DUPONT Company,
has been elected Vice-President of the
Safety Council. He was
to this office at the Annual Con-
gress of the Council held in Cleveland
Ohio, in October. He had already been
a director and member of the EXecu-
tive Committee of the organization.
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Id. resfriado?
iTiene fuerte doIor
de cabeza y Ia
nariz obstrulda!
Ell Compuesto de Pape para los kes.
friados, "Pape's Cold Compound"
cura en- pocas horas la grlpa, res
frios v otras Intermediates pare
cidaS.

Tome Compuesto de Pape para los
Resfriados, "Pape's Cold Compound"
cada dos horas, hasta tres dosis, y Ia
cripa desaparecerd. asi como ell res
friado, por fuerte que este sea. Linz
pia rapidamente los lugares obstruldos
Y los conductos nass!es Y demas orga-
nos de Ia respiration, Detiene el ca
tarro y Ia mucosidad. Alivia los do
Iores de cabeza, fiebre, somnolencla'
estornudos, etc.
No siga listed ~sufriendo. Esta me-
dicina arroja las mucoSidades y quta
las molestias. Despeje 81 cabeza, nm
gun remedio es mejor para esta clase
de Intermediates que el "Pape's Cold
Compound Compuesto de Pape para
los R~esfriados; siendo ademaS 81 pre-
clio sumamente reducido. De venta en-
todas las ~drogueriaS. No causa ningu-
ma molestia V su SAILOR es agradabIe.
No acepte sustitutos. tAdF.j
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arjos millcues

-iPucde listed decirnoS en- cuaHCo
calcu!a cl monte de las contribucio-
nes cue tienen que pagan los ricos por
Ia davolucion de sus propiedades?
10 ignore; es muy dificil que 20
rueda hacer TN cilculo, pcro 81 pue-
10 asegurarle que en- clio esta el golpe
..finarciero" del senior Carranza: el
s. sabc cue Ell pago de esas contrl-
bucioncs. jquc sin duda tendran que
ser pagadas al %obierno. pueS que de
no hacerse asi ell remate dc las pro-
! p;edades lie dara cl importe de las
contribuciones .)-dichO page. decla,
monta 4 determinada suma, tai vez
mas de diez millones de dollars......
-;Y rcspecto 4 las r~esidencias que
fueron incautadas, tambien puede de-
! cirse u no tienen nj p~uertas nj ven
tanas. Gus todc Sc les ~l!evaron los de-
p~ositar!os?
DE a!gu0as 81. especi&lmente de
las casas de las hacienGas; las otras
han sido e~xplotadaS por los genera
les, Y al zaber ellos que Carranza dis
pone SUI ievoluci6n. bucn cuidado ten
dram de !levarse TODD 10 cue puedan,
como ocurri6 con los bicnes del clero
en- Ia Gpoca de JuareZ
-;Y las propiedadeS de los eNtran
%jeros?
No nan sido ~respetadas, Tampa
co Pero los eXtranjeros tendran, tar
de @ temprano que cobrar, vaIiendo-
Sc de las representations que haran
| sus g~obiernos; pero a los ~naclonales,
a nosotros. los m~eXicanos, lie nos que
! da mas remedio que vender nuestras
~propiedades a los nuevo ricoS......
Como We listed no fue la justicia Ia
que movie 4 los carranc!stas a devol-
yer 70 cue So habian incautado, s!no
Ia necesidaa de obtener Il gran can
itidad de dinero
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Festival de Ia Sociedad
MutuaIista de Zapate-
ros General Por-
firio Dlaz"

Anoche q las echo de IA noche tuvo
Iugar en- el Salon 'Benevolencia Me
xica IL" e. festival orgauizado por Ia
Soc. edad Mltualista de zapatercS
General Porfir!o Diaz,' con el objeto
de ce!eb-ar 81 primer a~niversario de
81 fundaci6n,. La fiesta resulto luc!-
ia en- extreme, habiendo asist;do q
ella nunerosa concurrencia.
Las rec;e1tes elecciOnes dieron e
resul:2do siguiente: Presidente, Maxi
NO Vera; N;cepresidente, Falentin
Garcia Morales; Secretario de Goher-
naciou. Juan Garcia; Pro~secretario,
Enrique Hernandez; Secretario de Re
lac:ones, Francisco Torres; Promoter
Fiscal, Adolfo c. Flores: TesCrero,
Diego Flores y Collector, MaXimiEano
Espinosa.
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la FEDERACION AMERICA
Ma DEL TRABAJO Sc
OPOHE LA COMPRA
(Viene de ia la

Tan-Americana a Sc c~elsbrara en New
York ell 7 de Julio del presente ano.
Contra Ashurts.
-"M6xico es ell primer objective
declara en- su manifesto el Comlte
tornado por Murray, Vargas y Moro
nes;-y toda la America Latina sabe
Que lo que Sc haga con Mexico Sc
hara con las demas repdhlicas latino
americanas. En- ell Congreso de los
| Estados Unidos ell Senador Ashurts
ha p~resentado una resolution en- Ia
que Sc propone la compra de Ia baJa
California Y parte del rico Estado de
Sonora. Esta resolution eS solamente
una cubierta con la que sc pretende
! ocuitar otras inte~nciones, puesto que
el Senador AshurtS sabe perfectamen-
t. Il c'lalquier tentativa de partc
de algun funcionario 0 grupo de fun
cionarios meXicanos para vender parte
del t~erritorio nacional a les Estados
Unidos. obliga"ia a los meNlcanoS I
levantarSe en- rmas .
al preguntarle Ell 81 Senado 81
cualquicra tentatiya de parte del Con,
greso Mexicano de verder Parte del
| Territorio NeXicano a los Estados
Unidos. o~casjonaria n nueVa v
luci6n, ell senador Ashurts repllco.
~ que significan unas cuantaS rcvo-
!uciones mas 0 meHos en- Mexico:
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NO FUE JUSTICIA; FUE
MEDIA ECONOMICAL
(Viene de Ia la

cue se habian inCautadc. HombreS
que nurca t~uvieron biencs dc fortu-
ma. sen incapaceS ahora de resolver
los problemas cue Sc les presentan
con H. possession de las hacieEdas, de
las minas. de las fabricas Que nos qul-
taron a titulo de deSpojo Inicamen-
re. pues que nadie les do el derecho
de arrebatar "a propiedad a Ii lcgi-
timos dUenos.
Pero hay algo mas, que pucde con-
siderarsc como uno de los actos in
morales tie Ia revoluci6n, mas inmo-
raj sin duda &iguna y mas eNpoll"-
dor que e. misno hccho dc haberncs
despoiado de uuestroS intereSes: aho-
IA, Que Sc nos devuelyen, ahora que
va no Uenemcs nj anima!es nj maQui-
maria con cue t~abaiar. Sc nos eX!ge
81 paco dc las contribuc:ones de cua-
tro amos dc trahajo......
Como cast todos los que salimos de
Mexico, por tenor de que Sc nos are
batara u vida. Y preferimos que Sc
nos decomiSaran nuestros biencs, he
mos tenido Que acudir q judios cXtran-
ieros o 4 canitaljstas sin conciencia,
para sos.encrnoS. estamos en- cond'-
cicrcs d no nodcr Dagar csas contri-
bucicrcS. .eulmentc arruinados !
por otra parte: s. nos quicre hacer
ra~ar unas c0utr buciones dc iincaS
Que no nos dieron 81 menor rendimlen-
to: Y como no 9otamos, ser&U l!eva,
das a rerygte = las a3ruirira cualqu!er
-uAio 0 "nucvo rico meX:cano......
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G~RATTFICARE a IN persona que ne info-mc
del actual paradcro de Fcrmin Moutccarlo.
cir rio del rancho dc Santo Domingo. San
Luis Potcsi. Sus UltiTas noticias las rc-
cibi en- JUNO De 1916 dc Del fSio. Texas.
Todo info>re sob-c 81 particular dir;jasc Il
Aiicaela MARTINEZ VIDA de Montccarlo, 9I3
Victoria s.. Laredo. Texas. ti9)
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DESEO SABER e. r~aradcro de mi hcrrlana.
Genovcva Gonzalez dc Jsimes. &c quicI no
,cugo noticia desdc hace muchoS amos. En-
tiendo que hacc pcco SC encoatraba en- Villa
DC Lral. Coahuila, Mexico. Correspondents
con buena qualification a IA persona que
me proporcionc infoTInes Cidcdignos, dir
gicndosc i Biasa Gonzilcz Wells. AIS Rivss
St. San Antonio. Texas. COZ
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G~RATIFIChRE CON $500 n Ia persona cue
ne Drcporciuuc informes ciertoS de Ia Sra.
Elena Rodriguez y dc sus dos hijss, Rene
dos , Catarina Ycpez. de 10 y s arcs DC
cdad rcsIectivamcntc. Son originarias do
Pcniamc. Gto.. encontrandnSe en- hEoSto dc
1918 residiendo en- Nuero Laredo, lamps,
en- l. casa 90 de Ia Gale del Graf Cara.
TODD irforme sohrc el particular dirijase 4
Jesus Yepez. Maple Ave. Fairmont City.
III (25,
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En- Fchrcro >. SC perdieron una mula par
g. sin hero, de- 10 amos Y u manos de al
ura: una ycgua mora de erin cortada, tie
r" por hero una y den;ro dc Una b;
eiad ; amos y u r1aHos lie =!Jara. i l.
persona que propo-cione informcs couduccn-
;cs a rccurNrarlaS, Sc le cratificara con
$500. OcIr.an Il Feliciaro r. SANCHEZ. S12
| Layer S.. TclGforc TT. sos. C>D
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$50 DARE de qualification a Ia rersona
que me proporciouc inforncs c2actos &c mi
padre Anastacio Razo. de 81 csposa PorEiria
Patlin y de sus hijos Tonas y Eleutc.ia
Razo. Es picado de virlela y oricinario de
Ron,ifa. Edo. de Guanajuato. Hace ounce
amos Sc encont-aha en- Cadis. CAL Todo in
forme sobre cl particular d~irijaSe a Tomas
Razo. Wi!bern, III.
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Sc DESEA saber eli paradero dc Ia Sra
Petra Mime de Perez para infoEmarla accr-
ca q su hijo que csti en- FraRcia. Dirija-
SC toda information al "Cartero IL" Mall
carrier 40. Post Office. San Antonio, Te-
Nas. I'D
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Il Ingcniero Garita, como

Il IngCllero GarIE2, COMO sc IT,
ccrdara, ocup6 alguncs puestos dc IN
portanciG en- Ia administration CORA
lis.a : luego figure en- n epoca del
EeLcis-ao, como uno de los candida-
tos = Il Se.retaria de Ccmunl2aclo.
nas ' QbraS Plblicas.
Motives de salud ahora le hacen pc
dir una ~liceEcia de dos meses para re-
gresar 4 IN ciudad de Mexico, dom
de no tere cue sea objeto de vengan-
a de los hombres del nuevo regi-
men.
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81 ES listed MUTEP LEA
ESTO QUE Ii CONVENE

Los ''SupoSitorios Mitchella
VaeinaieS," cstan considerados por
specialists en- Intermediates de las
muieres, como ell tratamiento local
mas eiicaz para cast todas las entcr-
medades locales &c Ia mujer. Ademis
tcnernos una infinidad de testimonies
de personals id6neas Y careCter!zadas
de distintos paises, en- que nos rinden,
en- 7 forma que reveal mucha SIN
ceridad, 81 agradecimiento por el
axito que han aIcaRzado con los "Su-
positorios Mitchella Va4inaieS.'
En- las direcc!ones que acompaHa a
cada GAIA, SC dan ! conocer mas en-
detallc las Intermediates que han sido
dominadas con cl uSo de este gran
cspecifico, Y ninguna mujer Va sea
casada, soltera 0 viuda, que SURE de
cualquicra de estos deS6rdenes, debe
yacilar en- hacer IN cnsayo. especial
mente 81 sc siente Cansada Y abarlda.
Ei uso de los "SupoSitorioS Mitche-
LA VaGinales" es sencillo Y no con-
ticnca gyasa de ninguna especie. Pr
danse en- las Farnacias y Drogueria5.
5 RIO Grande." FL Paso: san An
uasw.g Drug Co, Los Angeles.
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoE Sc dsra q n per-
soma ouc nc propo-cionc infoTnes de nj ;ns-
dre Isidora Martinez. casada con e. So. Can
delario veIazquez. Todo inforr1e sobre el
particular d~;riiansc 4 Maria Juana Martinez.
Gibson, N. NJ. tlSD
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oT-ITA-kRRUGAS. MaEico TalisHdn contra
IA vcjcz: hern,cses, d. frcscura al cuti'. qai-
tsndo las arruras Dor rebedes QUO sean.
Prccio Sl.O0. Direction: Minerva Mettr
cine Co. 600. Guadalupe St. San AnN-
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rMpRESORES:- ST ncccsrLa ~esquelas De
Gefrnci n. granSes. estilo mcxicsHo. escrI6a
n;d;srdo nrccios y murSt-as = iSE2cio T..
Iozano. us y. SAINTS Rosa Ave. san Az
tonic, Texas.
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ENSENANZA

L~ECCIONES DE PIANO Y CANTo q Do
niciiio. Prccio5 conrcncions!cs.
FELIX RUANO, EraGualo en- los Conserve
tU.ios &c Paris y siaI-iG. Recise o-dencS 40
Morales s.. Sc h:ab!a francis y csparol