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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11
Dent FARE
] ELM GROVE
uoM GRANTED By PUEBLO
81 co1GaQsSloN POE SINGLE
PARE or 10 CEHTS.
PATRONS 70 Have Privilege Of Buy
q Books Of twenty-five Tickets
ut 81 Zach

The Public Service Commission at
sasleston yesterday granted the West
lVkrxtnia Traction &c Electric company
permission to change its rates on tho
Out-the-Pike line
The order combines the present two
sones between Wheeling and Film Grove,
for which the fares have been six and
-four cents, into a single fare unit. WIN
a fare Of ten cents or tickets in books OF
Is to be sold at two dollars book
The single fare unit, with cash rare
OF ten cents or eight cent tickets IN "
books, with free transfers TO the MI DC
Chantal spur line was agreed upon by
special committee named by Mayor
Thomas F. Thoncr. OF which the mayor
was chairman. The committees recon-
mendation was finally accepted by the
Wheeling city council and by councils
Of the Pike municipalities out as tar MS
Elm Grove.
I'D. Whittemore. receiver tor the west
Virginia Traction & Electric company
who, In proposing the single rare un''.
advocated eight-cent tickets IN BOOKS "'
80, IN the most recent meetings OK thN
committee. stood firm on IN" clam" tr'''
IL tickets are TO be sold IN SrnalI"r ''''NN
the company should be allowed E-''' f''
Heoins Of "a tickets. The anh"un''T'''.'
oRoSae Public Service Commissions ord
sJxn6acates that the commission upheld
fh2%deeling investigating committee
1.MrstFehittemore has not yet re'urn""
ercra 7.harleston. where he pres the
ssSor5tSf the wheeling committee nm"
ME- bSrnP claims. and no Information was
toibe -asd last night as to when the nc"
thnoharsd new fare rate will go into
affkck. e. ~"
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs. Katherine Clifton Of West Church
street, left this week for visit win
her sister. Mrs. Rosa Green OF Wheel
Ing: , , Nra Viola,
, Thomas Of SomertOn. were shopping IN
Major T"defcr Of Rcllairc is here for
the interest Of thc dry, .campaiEn. The
nor in the First NJ. f. dining room last
night TO about seventy workers OF that
cause.
ing, stopped here on their way TO
Cambridge. O.. TO visit their sister. Ann
Mrs. J. M. Mcdonald OF Bcllairc, is
visiting at the home Of Lee Cunards on
Miss Martha Burcher one of the efacl-
ent teachers Of Shadysidc. Ohio, visit
. cd the schools here yesterday.
week k by a a. lecture on Success" by DR..
| 6. NJ Martin of Seattle. WASH. and an
| entertainment by the Nancher Co. who
| are holding cvanEeiistc services AT the
| First Christian church.
! Lieutenant Sylvester Kcarns is visit
/ ing his parents here this week. Lieut..
Kearns is wearing four foreign service
| Gus decorations won while in service
u. Warner kcnnon received word yes
I to-day from the chief Of police at tlcair
/ md. that his Ford runabout which was
1
| found at that place.
Mrs. Margaret Burke is visiting Mrs.
William Hoisngcr Of West Main street.
| This Is her first visit back here in six
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde warrirk and
! daughter Evelyn. are visiting Mr.. and
! Mrs. c. r, Warrick of this place. Mr..
+; and Mrs Warrick entertained with a
! family dinner nj which there were COW
crs laid for fifteen.
Miss Mnrgrctta Modem and Mrs.
~. - N;,.1,, % oil lof,
today for Wheeling. w. Va, TO visit
friends.
MIR and Mrs. John Fisher OF VOLS
burg. spent on" day this week with their
, sister Mrs. Thomas Morris Of Bailcy's
Mills.
\. f. Khoury returned yesterday
from pleasant trip to Columbus.
Cleveland and Detroit.
Mrs. Smith nOudna OF Pasadena Cal.
visited in town Monday and Tuesday At
tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van
Dyne Of Church street. Mrs. Doudna
was on her way home from n visit with
her homo folks at New Martnsville
W Va and will spend some days in
! Columbus before leaving for Pasadena.
: II"r husband is n brother Of Mrs. Van
Dync.
Mrs. George S Fisher has been ap-
pointed MS collector for the war chest
committee. and all persons who have not
paid the required nifty pcr cent OF
pledges arc requested to be ready with
tho amount when called upon by the col
lcCtor.
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dent Of tho society. called the rncc'Inh 10
,,r,.r L,.liycring an interesting address
in which h. reviewed briefly the worn
g.; tho past year. Then toii""'u .m'
stalla,ion Of the following new ol''eSfS
rr.sidcnt-pr. Harry NJ. Hall:
VIA prcsidrnt-pr NJ. Il. Williams.
S.crrtary-D-. c. IL. clovis.
.Trcasurcr-Dr. \. X. loSe-
Dr Hall occupied tho next part OF inc
evening with an address IN wn'ch ne
,urlln.i briefly. but completely INC
,y,.r,, which the society will undertake
during the year. ,..
Or. J. T.. Marschncv. the city heai,h
commissioner. f"ll"w"d DIT. Hall. WIN
=, interesting discussion or INC PRIV
,,r,,, outlined for tho city health DC
.,ar,,,c,t for tho year. Or. Marschncr
tnok. particularly Of tho work to hr oon"
hy tho public health nurse about 10 De
appointed.
Physician. who attended last nights
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Much interest is being manifested by
tho nubliC in the announcement that
Miss Ruby Mason. well known youns
LADY Of tins city, would give an organ
G rCStH cbapr ins s street sundsg
afternoon at o'clock. This is the
Ilrst of series of events arranged
by Prof. Elmer Ilnclzcl at the church.
No admission will be charged and cor
dial invitation is extended to all 70
MISS Mason has had wide experience
in her c,o~cn profession, having a
church position at l3 years OF age. ana
being actively engaged IN organ "oth
give "A recital at the College OF the Clty
Of New York. and the first woman ID
rive a recital on the Pan-hnerlcan
organ in Buffalo. \. y. in the munlclpai
free organ recital series.
Following is Miss Nason's program
for Sunday:
Marche ReliEuicuS"3 .....'.. GuiIfnan'
(O Andanto Cantabile. Tschalkowsky
{ Arranged IRA for organ by Ruby b Nason)
III.
Soprano Solo-The Voice in the Will
Mrs. Robt. +. Marshall.
ta) Mclodlc. Ruby Belle Naosh
ON manuscript, first time playcdO
OBJ Prayer, OPP. 81, No. 3-Er. Truettc
(c) Aria in D.: Clifford pmatest
vi.
Soprano Solo-How Lovely Are Thy
Dwellings ............. Salhucl L''ie
VII
Norche Funcbnct Chant ScrapluQuc
''''' Giulmant
Miss Mason. acCompanist for Mrs.
Marshall.
The public is cordially invited
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meeting were: Drs- Howers> A. Wilson

meeting were: Drs- Howells A. Wilson
Linz. Etzlcr. Osborne. Webb. Rest, De
vercaux. Hogc, Quimby. White. Keesor
Abersold. Silver, Williams. Gilmore, Ncl.
~. Thornton. Schwinp, Morris. Marsch.
ner. Ikcrt. f. l. IIupp. Ackcrmann
Arnbrecht. Griffin. Noome. Wingcrt"r
Hall, Clovis. Gaydosh and Davis.
An effort Is being made to have DR.
Lower. Of Cleveland. o.. here to address
the society next week
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Thousands Take Doctors Advice And Are Fortifyng
Their Systems With Hypo-Cod- Ward Off The Flu
In Big Cities of North Public Spirited DrusglS's
Order Whole Carloads of This Tonic 1or LIS
tribution to Weak, Rundown FOLKS
ACKNOWLEDGED BY PROBES OR AND
CHEMISTS AS NEAREST IDEAL H.
CONSTRUCTIVE TONIC.

solid carload went forward
several days ago. In Detroit
the Cunningham CHAIN OF
stores are urging tn" use OF
Uypo-Cod by all Detroit poo
pie Us a preventive and sys-
tenn builder. To that city
also two carloads have gone
and in Columbus the Myk-
rantz stores are displaying
Hypo-Cod in all Of their
twenty-five big drug stores.
4 score of cities are doing
likewise
In a recent statement the
eminent J. Henry Scruggs,
l'h. G., 7. u. asserted that
after n thorough analysis OF
Hypo-Cnd he concluded 1t Is
by far tho best obtainable or
made. Professor +. l.. Early
Professor Of Chemistry and a
nationally known authority
asserts Hypo-Cod IL a much
more powerful tonic. a
much more desirable prepare
ton for use at this time He
calls attention to its pleasant
tasi" which makes 1t easy TO
give to the children. He
recommends It above all.
How quickly IT puts the
users back on their feet in
vigorous, robust health and
strength is told by a couple
of its many users whose
statements appear elsewhere
on this page to the right and
left Of this article.
In the smaller cities the
work Of warding off the pre-
dictcd epidemic is not carried
on with the viEor that is APP
parent in tho larger cities but
Earlc's Hypo-Cod may be
procured at any we'll stocked
drug store and for better
health. freedom from illness
this Fall and TO drive out in
digestion. stomach. kidney.
blood and bowel disorders or
dor bottle or two sent out
to the house. 1t is not a
patent medicine. The formu-
In appears upon the bottle
] jus. as endorsed by doctor,
! druggist, chemist and thous-
| ands of users
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Gained 50 Lbs.
On Hypo.CQd
nr. King Says Sewn Bottles
Hypo- Cod DID
This,
SLEEPS GOOD, WORKS
EVERYDAY, HxIL8 PIE

IT was troubled with ner-
vousness, headaches. loss OF
sleep and my blood was in
bad shape when I started TO
take IIypo-Cod I wasn't
able to work. Had no appe-
tite and my sleep was So
restless I was womout Of a
morning" declared Edward
w. King, whose address is
givcnbelow.
II couldn't afford It but
had to lay of from work I
was in such poor health but
since I've taken seven bottles
Of Earle's Hypo-Cod I am
back on my feet feeling like
q two-year-old. Working my
eight hours everyday. Sleep
ing like a top nights and eat
inG my head of. I gained
thirty pounds In weight dur
ing the time I was taking
those seven bottles which
shows the way 1t put me
back among tho we'll folks. I
recommend 1t to anyone who
is weak and rundown" Con-
tinued Mr.. King. 1899
Charleston St. Charleston.
w. Va
To pick up a little weight.
Get back the rosy cheeks.
steady nerves, sound sleep.
and hearty appetite take a
dose OF Hypo-Cod before
meals and on going to bed
a few days and see how nice
tasting, powerful and quick
acting this new and powerful
preparation is. 1t increases
your disease resisting vital
ity. All we'll stocked drug
gists sell the genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod. It Is when your
system Is weak that sickness
comes.
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MI. and Mrs Geo. Henning are spend
ing a few days at St Clairsville.
A dance was held at Lasch's hall FRI
day evening.
Miss Gale Kemmond - recovering
nicely after en- attack Of blood poison
on her arm
Mi. and Mrs. Doughtery. Of Charles
ton. is visiting friends here
The ruins Of the johnson home ut
Richland is being cleared away.
Now equipment for the manual trair-
ing department Of the high school has
been received.
will attend the meeting at the 7. W.
C. A. at Wheeling Monday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11
CLUB ACTIVITIES FOR
COMING TWO WEEKS
Mount De Cnantal Club Meets Oct 20.
Book Club Review Luncheon And
Other Club Notes.

The Mount de Chantal Study club will
] meet at the home Of the Misses Clara
and Mario Coleman on South ChaplIne
! street, on Monday, October 10Th.
Tho program for the next meeting
| will be Of great interest to all the nom
! bers, as Il deals largely with the Rus
| sian situation past and present and re-
! views much Of tho general history Of
the Russian people.
The program will include the follow
ing discussions:
Roll Call, Quotations from Russian
Prose.
The Dark Peoplc-Ernest Poole. Mrs.
buchanan, Miss Icester.
Ten Days That Shook The World
John Rccd Mrs. Sawyer. Miss He'll
Real Eussans-Sonia T.. Howe. Miss
Coleman. Mrs. FoutS. Miss Mathison.
Russia and The World-St"ph"n era
ham. Miss Alexander. Miss C"n.ff.
The Last Of the kUmau"ffS--'ha has
| Iuvet Miss Blum. Mrs Schul"ub. ~.
Miss FTetcr.
Tho City OF Trnublc--M"ri" Eurhan.
an Miss Marie Coleman. Mr.. MathI-
| son, Mrs. SchcuGlcr
woman's Literary Club.
The Woman's Literary Club Of wh.,h
Mrs ChaS. W. Morrison is tn" prcSid. Mt.
! will meet at the Hotel Windsor n"Nt
Wednesday at two o'clock. An excellent
musical program mas h''n Planned and
! the members ar" locking forward to Il
! dell ghlful afternoon session.
! Book Review Luncheon.
J Tho Book Review I.uuch,on WAS held
! at the Windsor Hotel yesterday after
! noon at two o'clock, the Numbers enjoy
: ing an unusually interesting session.
! Mrs. Walter Kelly presided ut the meet
| ing. Following the luncheon. which was
! served in the sun I,Lrlur Il general dis
! cusSion Of the books read by fhc mcm-
| bcrs during the season was taken up,
! and several books talked over with live
| " discussions resulting rs TO tn" rcla-
! tive value Of Tia characters. plot for
| nation and so on. TIL" program for the
| year Will consist Of discussion Of sew
! oral interesting, topics pertaining to
modern literature.
The Current Events Club.
Tho Current Events club addressed
| nv Mra George d. Bolt Of F:tirmont
| president "f the Federation Of " ans
Clubs OF West virginia. held its ular
monthly session yesterday AFT crnVn.. at
| the Windsor Hotel. Mrs. d. Bolt SI,ok"
| on the general world conditions Of to-
| day. political. social and religious. and
| as always. interested her audience 10 n
great degree. Tho meeting was largely
| attended
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Increases Users Disease Re-
sisttn& Vitality and
Stamina
SPLENDID FOR KIDS
AND THE GROWN-UPS

Everyone should revive the
practice Of tn" old folks and
take a tonic this Fall. There
ia n two-fold reason this year
II is n mighty good habit to
cleanse the system OF i'm
purities. strengthen the dis
ease resisting vitality and
drive out the indigestion. ner-
vousncSs. and kindred trouh-
les that usually follow a hot
summer, and
IF you wish to retain your
health this Fall get yourself
into the pink Of physical con-
dition. Tone up your sys-
TEN. avoid wintry ills. the
doctors say.
Fast growing. delicate. thin
pale children need IN" h"in
nf n good tonic to study bet
tor, play better. sleep and cat
better and to grow fat and
rosy like they should be
Elderly peopl" know that tho
hardest season of the year is
ahead and take a tonic. What
tonic to take is the main
question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11

Tho w. 4. c. football team challenge
any fast team in the Ohio valley Tor
bc made by calling 155 Warwood and
asking for Henry Owens.
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HI Team to Pittsburgh.

mNc local High school football team
will Journey to Pittsburgh Saturday
whrr" they will witness the W, V. u
PITT game The University OF Pitt gave
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HI School QrcheAtrA.
To Athens.

The Hi School orchestra practicSd
ycSt Crdny afternoon at o'clock ut tho
high school building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11

To cure a Cold In One Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROhO .QtINlNE'
(Tablcts.) II stops the OouSh anu
Hcadach" and works OF the Gold. +.
". GROVES signature on each box. 3Oc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11

Mrs. =. Meyers. MIS-. Lconhart and
son. Junior. left Friday for Athens. a.,
where they will spend few days with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11
What Druggists Say.

In cities like Cleveland. Do
troit. Columbus. Washington:
Chattanooga. etc. personal
nrofits do not enter into the
big concerns mind in n mo-
mcnt like this when warn
ings Of Flu epidemic are
sounded. In Cleveland the
two great chain Of stores tn,
Marshall and the Standard
Drug Companies win over
thirty stores are 1catur!ns
Earlc's Hypo-Cod and inc
second carload for them went
forward last wcck.-NeaIIy
5000 bottles. In Washing
ton the seven big Peoples
prug Stores are featuring
U,po-Cod and their fitth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11

Miss Estclla Meyers and Miss Bernice
Lcunhar,, who are attending the ,Ohio
university at that place"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11
COUNTY MEDICAL
!. !. !. SOCIETY MEETS
Y1RsT MEETING OF THE NEW YEAR
,r-NEw OFFICERS INSTALLED.

interesting Address Delivered BY DR..
CHARLES Il. Keesor and DR.. HALL.
gFThe new officers Of III" ohio County
Medical society w"r" Installed last cv'n-
ing at O we'll attended meeting Of n"
organization held ut tn" nj" rSltE Cluh.
7tklast nights gathering OF IN" county
physicians Was tn, first uf IN" new year.
The weekly meetings ar" h'iI during IN"
morrths OF October 10 May inCluSlEc.
Dr. Charles II. k""sor. retiring rrcSi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11
Band Practice.

The Warwood Junior band under In
instruction Of Prof. Henry Mitchell hri
practice Thursday evening at IN" iiiG'
school building.
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W. A. C.,s Challenge.

Have you seen the seven prize bcaut-
les the intclligcncer Is giving away?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-11
WARWOOD


Communion services VIII II" h"li
Sunday morning.
4 meeting of the mission commute"
wos held Thursday evening. Many m
tcrcsting things were discussed.
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wArwood Psfsoo6lS.

the high school eighteen complimentary
tickets for the game
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
BRITO AGITA AL
PUEBLO DEL ESTADO
DE YUCATAN
FL gobernador Sc queja al
Senado de los atropeILoS
cue este cometIendo

MEXICC, D. F., S~eptiembre %.
Aver Sc recibio en- la Camaca de
Senadores IN mensaje del executive
del Estado de Iucatan, en- el que CO.
munica los motines Y d~esordenes que
estan llevando a cabo en- la peninsu-
la los individuos que dicen compo-
nen el llamado Partido Liberal Gu-
cateco. e~ncabezados por Bernardino
Mena Brito, que fue consul de Mexi-
CO en- San Antonio, Texas, Y despues
consul en- Nueva Orleans.
Sc dice en- ell meEsaje del gober-
nador que Mena Brito ha dado rienda
suelta a sus predicas de socialista
e~xagerando. a~consejando en todos los
puebIos cue Sc amotinen y que in
cendien las casas de los miembros del
Partido Socialista M~oderado, para
acabar de una vez,-segun dice-con
los elementos ~nocivoS, que por des-
gracia abundan en- Yucatan.
En- Muna,-dice el mensaje,-Me-
ma Brito, ordeno a sus p~artidarios
que Guemaran e. local en- que ce!e-
braba sus s~esiones el Partido Socia-
lista de Yucatan, osa que Sc efec-
tue. ~reduciendo a c~enizas Ell edificio.
Tambi6n en- la ~poblaci6n de Ha!a-
ch6. Mena Brito proyoco algunos
des6rdenes que dieron por resultado
Ia muerte de cuatro personals.
Termina diciendo que las autori-
dades locales de Yucat&n Sc cue
tran en- Ia imposibilidad de someter
al orden Il agitador, porque este Sc
halla ayudado por el Jefe de las Ope-
raciones Militares general Herman
deZ..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

POR SALIR &c Ia CiudRd, VENDO negocio
c5:able-ido. bucua clientele y ut!lidadcs. Pa
- gaayorcs detales d~irizirse 4 10 A. E.
Houstou St Tel. CT. 1865.
SEIS BELLISI.dAS POSTALES con desnu-
dos fcrnenlnos lunc a co.oresb poT - cts.
Acompahe importe a 81 peiido. LA CASA
MEXICANA. Box I56. Chicago, III. iS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
LOS CARRANCISTAS RECIBIE-
RON DOSCIENTAS CINCUEN-
IA SILLAS DE MONTAR

Tcls1rcrG EsperlG! DGrs IA PREESA.
Ell PASO. Texas, Septiembre %.
-Cerca de doscientaS c~incuenta ST.
has para montar fueron enrregadas
en- Ciudad Ju2rez aver, para 81 uso
de las fuerzas ca~rrancistas, algunas
de las cuales fueron traidas por J..
\. Barred, de Tu!acosa.
S&bese que los c-arrancistas estan
a punto de recibir cerca de quinien-
tos cabaIlos que fueron comprados
en- los Estados Uni6oa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
NINO EXTRAVIADO

De Ia casa nImero 533 de Ia Gale
de Park, Sc eNtravio un nino de diez
amos de edad, namado Tom. Mergent,
de quien sus padres dieron las 81
guientes senas a la policia: Pelo ru-
bio. ojos a~zules, usa sombrero Stet-
son. de color blanco, pantalon de ka-
Ii y sSsstos negros
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. VSOS DE- OCAS/ON =


APRENDA NGLES a ToDAS HoRAS
DEL Ola Y DE LA NOCHE Y EN- MUf
TEMPO en- el Colcgio del DR.. Rudy.
IA 4 Main St, Houston, Texas. Prccios
especialmente baios durante Septienbre y
Octubre. Ell DR.. Rudy es Professor y Licen-
ciado. y apto en- la ensenanEa para los
adultos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
CAFE MEXICANO

Para los Mcxicauos. Cafe como el dc su
terra @ enconeTari piGicndo en- los Conner
clos Cafe dc "El. TORO". International
Coffee Co. 1876 No. Santa Rosa Ave, San
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28
MATRIMONIAL

SENORTTA que quiera eneontra- So feilci-
dad y I'm buen marido fiel y carincso. que
habla ~italiano, inEjes. portnG;ues y eSpanoi'
dirijase a v. p. Rodriguez. Gen. Del, De
troit. Mich. $500
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IMPRENTA FUENTES

Toda c!asc de $raba!os del Ramo. Especial
atcn.i6n n las Grdrnes por Correo.-S06 W.
Commerce 81. San Antonio. Texas.
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MEDICOS
DR. JOSE MARIA soRIANo

DerttSt1 Mcrtecro.
Fremlaoo en- Mexico, en- Estados Unidos
y en- srancia por L. superioridad de ,n, ~.
baios- 80. Brady Building. San Antonio
Texas, ~
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R1TENA GRATTFICACION Sc dar& q Ia per-
soma Que p-oporcione informcs dc mi hijo
Dionisio Zuniga y dc su Sposa NaAue!a Gar
=. Haee tempo sc ~enconua2a en- Monye
Ccz.s Texas. TODD infosmc di-ijase I IA
SRA. Maria Castaneda, 9th. St AMI Campbell
80 ~ paeo Tevas t29l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

G~RATTFTCARE 4 quien me proportions in
fprnes cxactos del s.. E.eno Contreras y
do So csposa Pomrosa Chacon- Ticnen dos
nihas: Agusuns y Paula. dc Sicte amos y
IN aho y mescs de edad respeervanente
= 20 mi espnsa Virginia GaftAn. Su ultima
ca-ta, fechada en- Peosolla, Texas Ia recioi
en- Donna. Texas hace tres moses. Dirijanse
= Gabriel Zdhiga. Go. FUENTES PRINTING
CO.. SOS W. Commerce ST. San Antonio
To-, (2)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

CON $500 Sc F-atifIca-a a In PERSONA qae
mo ;nfor-e Dc mi rrad-e Ronua.da l. Con
.alsz y Dc mis- herrGros SOse, Cata-Ino, Al
cadio y Enrique Lozano. orig;narios &c San
Pedro de as Coionias. Coah-. puato de don
&C recibi sus ulcimas noticias G. aAo de
I9IG.-Todo iEformc dir!jase 4 EP!grenia K
Lozaao. Grand Saline. Texas. %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

Sc DARA BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia
persona que ingormc Gel pa-aaero dc Juan
Calantcs. qa;cn 81 dia Il del r~ccsente sa!io
na-n Houston Texas. Tcdo into=me di-Ija-
So a su esposa Ia Sra. FausGaa Cuc!La- de
Ca,artes, 81 chihuahua St GSl
Rr-ENA GRATIFICACION SO dar& a Ia per
soma que 7roTo-cione in.ormes de Jesus Co.
r-aa O--iz, Gu:en en- Abril del prcsente ano
vivia on 2-I5 c. St de So. Omaha NcoE.
Sus u!l1nas 7oticias Sc reclbieToa en- ESQ l-
- = 4, % amos C edad. alto y moreno.
TaGo info-ne G:-ijaSc 4 Manuel Ccrrca Ortiz
rilS Santa Ursula Ave. Laredo. Texas.
LEsL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

= PA-rFICARE con $1,000 i Ia persona que
- --o,,rriorr info-mes exacto5 Ge mis-
bermsnos Manuel = Gabriel l. Perez, de %
= 30 amos de edad rcspectivamentc. En- 1915
% onraa,-aban en- Salt Lake City. Utah To-
do iaSo-me sob-c el particular diTIjaSc q
Andrea L. ?. dc Mendez. Box IS. hcisington.
- (Il)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

BIAS LARA desea comuaicarSc con So ami
60 Ma-cclino Fe-naniez, quien en- 1914 ira
ba iaba en- las minas de carbon dc New C!n'
Utah Is originate dc CandaS. AScuriSS'
EsDsna- Tambien todos sus dc,rAS amigos
nusden 6ircirsc 727 18th St. Oakland. Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-28

yENDO o Goy CT Comisidn para sd vcnta.
Rancho en- Condado dc Duval. $40 acres q
$40 acre. labor 20 acres. aqua buena, abun-
dante. noria. ccrcado y dcsenraiZaao. Din
sl-sc a IongiHo G.. Ruiz. CO. La PrcnSa,
Denartamcnto p.