davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
RENT PROFITEERING
'i0'WORSE IN ROUMANIA
Food Costs Soar to Six or
Seven Times Pre-War
Figures
AMERICAN RELIEF
WORK ONLY HOPE

NEW YORK, Aug. i6-Rent proiiteer-
ing that drawfs New Nork's experience
in this line. food prices that are inc
desperation OF the small salaried ciu-
zens. and a virtual standstill Of all
Transportation. with a resultant indus
trial and commercial stagnation are
among the things that stand out In a
description Of ROumania In postwar
days recently received from an Amerl-
can Jewish relief agent in that coun-
try. The account Of Roumanlan condl-
lions is contained in a report which has
Just been made public blythe American
Jewish Relief Committee.
Rents have simply gone out ni
sight" in all parts OF the country. Mis-
srahle novels that used 10 rent fro or
6. lei a month now bring more than 20
while the cost Of housing among he
middle class, or what was once the
f middle class. is even greater In proper
ton.
The report lays much Of the suffer
ing 10 the breakdown Of the transpor-
fation systems Wood and other kinds
.of fuel. plentiful enough in some see
lions Of Roumana, were unobtainaDie
in the cities and in many country re
eions also for lack Of trains TO carry |
hem
Il thing IL Is fair 20 say" continues
the correspondent, that while The sur
fering is great in the remote towns
lust beginning to be reached by Amefl-
can agencies. where people until te-
Gently were dying Of starvation lhe
greatest amount Of suffering is among
fna, roor Toxxieb nouUlatlOn.
s. "The people who have never made
more than a small living and the sal
sried employees are in a desperate siiua-
fion. The cost Of food and clothing is
eiil far above the means Of the poorer
slemeni5 OF the population. staple
foods such as cornmeal. butter and !
cheese sell for six or seven times The
nrices at which they could be bougnt
before the war. and the alarming aspect
on the situation is the fact That they
have not come down perceptibly since
ule signing Of the armislice.'
A Government official told the relief {
workers that the wheat prospect IS
good, and that IL is hoped that the )
comine crop Of this cereal viii be !
ufncient for The needs of the country,
Nith possibly enough left for spring
pianflns Iiowever. this grain is not
1sed as much as cornmeal among the
poor people,. and there will be- a seri-
Gus shortage OF that crop until The
goo harvest
The only saving aspect Of the situa-
ison. aside from American relief, is the
f3ct that many cargoes going TO Odessa
liave been diverted 10 falatz and Con
adanz where they are circulating among
nc poor. Chaotic conditions in the
soumanian financial. system prohibit
Nreign dealers fromswlllfully sending
heir goods 10 this country.
The report contains an appeal TO in
crease The work Of feeding the poor and
Expresses the need Of constructive re-
lief work that will place these people
on a sound self-supporting basis again
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

ton, land at The ButtOnwoods New cas-
tie. So.
Abe Slomsnson TO George Harrison.
land at Holloway Terrace, $3.50.
Eden Park Realty Co., 10 James C
Ross and wife, land at Hamilton Park.
$3.50.
Genden Land Company 10 William
Valentine. 227i acres Of land along the
Lancaster turnpike, at the Masonic
Home. So
The Evening Journal Publishing Co.
to Joseph Jabllnski land at Holloway
Terrace. 50.
Ralph Moon 10 the J. w. Holloway
Co, land at Mlnquadale, $40.
The Odessa Loan Association TO Jo
seph II. Adams and wife, land in the
road from the Canal pivot bridge TO
kirkwood, Red Lion hundred. 50.
The Evening journal Publishing Co.
to James Anderson. land at Holloway
Terrace. s..
Pennsylvania and Delaware Develop
ment Co. to Patrick j. Murray. land at
Claymont Addition. s..
Lydia j. Pierce TO William p. Wollas-
Ton, las acres Of land, with buildings.
IN Mil Creek hundred. s..
hebecca Wilson and Nellie r Wilson
10 Eta j. Wilson. land in Newark. 81
Juiia Huber. guardian Of Julia Huber.
To James Clifford, i2i perches of lann
ON the north sde Of Main street New
SrA' no consideration mentioned
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
GOvERNOR NAMEs nELEGArEs.
'laI % The Eyening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. Aug i6. - Governor
Townsend has appointed the following
delegates from Delaware to represent
This state al lhe twenty annual
convention of lhc American Hospital
Association 90 be held at Cincinnati
September S22: Benjamin +. Shaw.
Miss Jeannette Eckman, B. b Lyons.
Miss y +, Sparrow, Miss Gertrude
Schillins, Miss A. II. Turner and Miss
NJ J.. Lewis, an Of Wilmington: Frank
J.. Grier Milford; Dr William II.
llancker, Farnhurst; Charles Il. Wells,
Dover.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
TRANSFERS OF
RURAL PROPERTY

The following transfers OF rural New
Castle County property have been re-
corded:
John w Sheppard, will Of Horace
Burr, 20 Or. John j Jones, IS acres Of
land on the Wlmington-New Castle
road. $1,000
William c. Eliason ct al, 10 William
G. Lockwood, POS acres OF land. known
as Congress Hall, st. Georges hundred.
$4,000
Harry V. Buckson and wife TO Nc
Mahon Brothers, Inc, % acres Of land in
New Castle hundred, adjoining other
lands Of the purchaser, $500.
Wm. G. Robelen and wife to School
District No 4 in New Castle county.
land at Claymont Terrace. $500
Samuel T. Sweetman TO Albert f.
Men, land in Blackbird hundred, on
she south side Of Blackbrd creek,
s25Oo.
Lucy E Stockly 70 Herman II. Stats.
land IN Appoquinimink hundred, lying
: sqi both sides Of the Green Spring
r<nuck Greek road, $500.
. John Richardson. ct. al, 10 the New
port Land and Investment Co., i6 acres
Of land and buildings in Chrlstiana
ANNNltu. rElNN.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co..
VIII Of Mary E. lamar. TO Andrew NJ.
Oallagher two dwellings on the
northeast side of Delaware street. be-
tween the Strand and Second street.
q New Castle. S2050
Mary J. nurstein and Alta Drirstein
= eNeeulrlNes OF Samuel H. Durstein. 10
: \. Durstein Co.. land at Penn Rose
: $3.50 ''' i'Ose'
Nm. Watson HARRINGTON. trustee %
Clyde J.. ShOckley, land at the cast
side OF Chestnut street. Townsend
1880. '''''i
Corinne d. Emmons TO George "
rJackson, land at Gordon Heights siioo
~ NJ. Helen Mackie 10 the Greater New
,.-aRk Development Co., land on the De
poNroad, White Clay Creek hundred.
George L. Medlll to the Greater New
-srk Development Company. Land on
the west side of the Depot road ST.
900
rsrs4 Charles 3. Evans. trustee. to Osborne
-. Rupp. land along the Newark
Z Ceocb's Bridge road, White Clay Greek
npndred, ssO5
David c. Rose and wife, to John X.
: <r%ohnston, land at the northwest cor
-sner OF Amstel and South College ave
sbues, White Clay Creek hundred, s2O,-
, 900
- August Didier TO Thomas McDonough
and wife. land and two small frame
,houses on the southeasterly side or
Third street. New Castle. $500
Brownlow Gray Trimmingham to Karl
n schwartz. land at Penn Rose, $3.50.
i. sarah b Smith to George ". Seitz. |
! land at Gordon Heights, $1,000.
- David r. Lyman TO Patrick Toner
eland at Bellemoor. $500
- - Harry V. Buckson 10 Daniel o. Hast
80, nine acres OF land in New Castle
Rndred. on the State road and abuttine
Sx rlgnt Of way Of the Delaware Rail-
SRbad Co. $4,000 ''''i
n tosr'es Avis TO Alfred H. Vincent
no IN the village Of Christiana s9oo
Alfred Howell to George p penn,re In
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
Reid IN Ihe Forus,
DOVER LIGHTED AGAIN.
peclaI 10 The Evening journal.

Special 10 The Evening JOurnal.
DOVER Del. Aug i6.-Dover was
lighted again last night after two nights
of darkness because Of the storm
Mayor Magee had a special representa-
tive Of an electric company come here
and 60 over The plant TO see that every
thing was i'm order after the welting
of the dynamOs and other equipment
The water in Silver Lake, which
feeds the Lewis Mill was very low, the
slumps being almost visible New gates
and a new dam will have to be erect
ed at the Lewis Mil.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
u Cured Myself of tuberculosis"

Every sufferer
from Weak Lungs
everyone afnict-
ed with chronic
c o u & h should
read this remark
able history Of a
druggist. afflicted
with tuberculosis,
who experimental
on himself, seek
ing a road TO
health. With his
simple treatment
any cOugh-racked.
tortured person
may find quick re-
lief in a home
treatment. Scotb-
ing, pie SAINT;
anyone may use
IL under plain d.
rections. Just send
name and address
on postcard 10
ADDILINE. 2009
Capital Trust
BLDG Columbus.
Quo
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
6ac MARTNN ALMONns eac.

Special Weekend Candy. Marian
Chocolate Covered Almonds. double
dipped, from the famous Gulh Choco-
late Company.
Special 69c. the pound box.
Page & Shaw's Candies of Excellence.
Danforlh's Dependable Drugs, Market
and Second streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
Amt NATURE WONDERFUL!

Little Jacques Horner, the lad who
used to park in a corner and eat pies
with his thumb, would be short
weighted on luck these days. All he'd
be able TO get with the thumb would be
a couple Of hangnails. Latest whisper
from Chicago Is that pies are TO be
raised TO 20 gumslOt chances, 40 tossers
for dough package OF wind and some
stray fruit, is mean squeak on the
hinges Of the public's purse. Asking 40
pitchers for a cramped circle Of tough
crust is some crust, when IT'S easier for
housewives TO bake 'em harder at home
Watch the public chow parlors work
this chance to play bell overture on
the cash garage. They'll quarter a pie
In eighths and elbow the sections on
the tin for a quarter
HIGH AND Low SCORES YESTERDAY
Runs scored by National and Amer
lean Leagues, August TO 70, inclusive:
National League.
High-St. Louis, Philadelphia, T.
Low-New York, 0.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

Daily total. % 2i 10 3 q 23 46 40
No games played. xTNvo games.
American League.
High-St. Louis, s.
Low-New York, o.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
ALL-MILMINGTON LEAGIE.

ALL-WILMLNGTON LEAGUE.
Keystone vs.. SilverbrOok, at Silver
brook.
Eleventh Ward VS.. Parkside, at Har-
Ian Field.
Brownson VS.. Neighborhood, Second
and DUPONT. (rwo pames.)
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
American Leauue.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Boston.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
T0DAY'S BASEBALL

DEL-MAR LEAGUE
Elkton VS.. New Castle, at New Cas-
tie.
Wildel VS.. T. n. n, at Military
Grounds.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

All real estate is sold TO ADVANTAGE
when advertised in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
American Irnnnn

New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Washington al Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
American League.


At Detroit r. II. +.
New York 10000 10000 ,
Detroit .....LO O2O5 x-7 ~ .
Batteries: Shawkey and Rucl; Dauss
and Ainsmlh.
At st. Louis: n. II. =.
Philadelphia 10000 Oi0-2 s .
ST. Louis ....2 03iO0O X-Sl1 1
Battries Johnson and Perkins; Lei
field and Seycrrid.
At Chicago: n. n. y.
Boston .....IOOIOO3OOOOT5 n l
Chicago .....00i0O003i0i-6l # .
Batteries Hoyt and schang; Williams
and Schalk.
At cleveland: r.. +.
Washington 0OOO2Oi-3 G 1
Cleveland 40 200OO0-2 e 3
Batteries: shaw and p icinch; T.
Meyer and O'Neill
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

Batteries Carlson and Lee; Firign
and Wilson.
Al Philadelphia-Flrst game n. II Z.
ST. Louis .....23 0O0-7 ~ 4
Philadelphia .i0I00OOO 4 % 8
Batteries Goodwin and Clemons; Muir
ray and Adams.
Second game B.H f..
81 Louis ......i OOO-2 ,
Philadelphia 30OOix-7 +
Batteries: Woodward and Clcmons /;
Meadows and Tragrrssor.
Evening journal., 1919-08-16

INIIINllININllINlEIIHIITIIIIITNINNIllTIIIN
Evening journal., 1919-08-16
HIGH AND Low SCORES YEsTERDA,

Clubs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
Una tempestad destruyo tres
enormes tonques de petro-
leo en- Tampico

TAMPICO. Tamaulipas, Julio ie.
-Debido a unas descargas electri-
cas- que cayeron sobre tres enormeS
tanques de petroleo Dc La propledad
dc Ia .Huasteca Petroleum Co.. es-
roS Sc inoendiaron ocasionando per
didas cuantiosas. Pero debido i que
los tanques estaban debidamente ase-
gurados, la compania no sufrlo per-
dida de ninguna especIe.
Dos de los tanques incendlados es-
tahan en- Juan Casiano, EStado dc
Veracruz Y Ell otro en- Cerro Azul'
del Estado de Tamaullpas.
La Compania Huasteca Petroleum.
Sc propone neconstrujr en- Ia mayor
brevedad possible los tanQues lncen-
diados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
Greece la rebellion en- el
Estado de JaIisco

GUADALAJAKA. Jalisco, Julio II.
Sc sabe dc manera ~cierta, que un
grupo de rebeldes compuesGo por dos
cientos hombreS aproXimadamentc,
merodean DOR ia hacienda de La Ia
"a" situada entire Sayula V Autlan,
o~casionando serios perjuiclos a los
haecndados de esas regiones que ven
constantemente amenazadaS Sus Vi
Gas e intereSes.
Ultimamente eSta gavilla dc alza-
COS derroto a los c~arrancistas en- Ell
Guzjolote' en- ell Puente de las AMI
mas, quitandoles treinta ca6allos en-
Sillados ' IN gran nunero de carabl-
mas
Personals que Sc dicen bier infor-
madas de los successes que uitimamen-
tie Sc estan registrando en- e. Sur de
este Estado Y en- ell de Colin-a, ma
nifiestan que Pedro camera, Ell indo-
mable ~revolucionario ialischcnse. que
por espacio de cuatro amos ha perna-
necido acknowledgements con las armas
en- IA mano combatiendo a. carran-
cismo. Sc encuentra en- la actualldad
en- Rancho Viejo, en- donde ha recon-
centrado no Sc Sabc con cue intencio-
mes a todas sus tropas
Segin parece. Pedro Zamora trata
de oponerse en- communication o los
revclucionarios michoacanos V cN-
tender su radio dc acci6n, pues solo
de esta maner podra tener todos l3s
clementos necesarlos de combate,
para iniciar una activa Y energica
batida en- contra de los c~arranclstas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
TendrGn que naclonallzarse
los extranjeros que COM
pren tierras en- Mexico

MEXICO, D. F. Jllio lS.-La Sc
.cretaria de Fomento V Colonization
t;ere en- cstudio ma nueva ley So
bre Ia venta lie los terr>nos &C los
Estados O~ccidentales Y en- "a PENN
sula de Yucatan a meXlcanos Y eN-
tranjeros, siempre que estos Ifnun-
Glen a la protection de u respect
o paises. haciendose ciudadanoS
m~eXicanos.
Los extranjeroS que sc n~aclonaii-
aen podrar adquirir tierras. como
simples particulars, pero de ningun"
maner como ~socicdades anOnimas, 10
cual 10 prohibe 6erminantemente la
Constitution de la Republ:ca.
Los propietarios Ge terras que han
sufrido expropiaciGn de SIS hacicn-
das para ser dctadoS dc ejidos les
pueblos, podran adquirir tierras. a
ceptandoles ell gobierno como page,
los bonos que les hayan sido dados
Dor la Comision Nacional Agraria.
ACADIA de hacerse Ia declaration
correspondence de Que son de pro-
picdad lie Ia Nacion, los rios de Hue
hueyapan, del Citlal.epec y del IL
huapar, pertenecienteS al Estado dc
Neracruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
DEtUNCION

SEGUIN. TEXAS. Julio 15.-Ayer
a las 7.05 de la manana fallecio en-
csta pcblacion ell senior Antonio Val
DEE. d la cdad de 60 amos, habiendo-
Sc efectuado sus funerales hoy en- la
manana, a las ocho, que ~estuvieron
muy concurridoS. especialmente por Ell
,;emento mexicano de este lugar, en-
tire ell que el finado esa muy apreciado
por su bondad Y virtudes.
Ell senior Valdez era o~riginario de
la Villa de Muzquiz, Coahuila, dc
donde Sc vino para esta ciudad, hace
muchos amos. Al parecer, ell senior
Valdez no sufria de ninguna enfer-
medad, habiendole s~obrevenido la
muerte repentinamente, en- Ell despa-
clio del senior Cazares. en- donde Sc
encontraba ~platicando con este senior.
Sc cree que Ia muerte lie fue causa-
da por alguna affection cardiaca,
que tai vez, 81 mismo ignorabG que pa
deciera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
NOTAS FORANEIAlS
A BENEFICIO DE UNA SOCIE-
DAD

DEVINE. TEXAS, Julio 1J.-Des-
de hace algun tempo Sc halla traba-
jando en- Ell salon Mc.Anelly, de es-
ia poblacion un cuadro de variedad
que ha sido muy bien acceptable Pc
Ell publico, cue noche a noche LENA
ell refcrido local. Entire los artistas
del cuadro. figura el imitador Salda-
1ino, que Sc ha hecho muy popular
aqui.
FL citauo cUadro de Varicdad. en-
vista de la aceptacion que lie ha da-
do eli publico de este lugar, ha ofre-
edo dar una function el proximo jue-
YES. a beneficio de la Sociedad In
humadora "Hijos de Hida!go," que Sc
espera sera TODD un GXito pecuniario
Y artistico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
VENTAS
0PDRTTETDAD

GRATIS. E&TERAMENTE GRATIS. lin
prcndcLor para ccrbata Dc tres p;cdr&s y
un par dc aretes para sonora 4 n PERSONA
qac u,.nde nombres y direccioaeS &c , pCr-
scn"s. Y - cts. para CaStos De cnpaquc y
corTec. Mail Order Dept. 2l2i. So. Santa
Rosa Ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

Past;llas an-i-bilioSas para Ia constipation.
jaqueca y toda.i las atecciones del higado.
No pie.Ge i.unca IN dia de t-abajo. %
cts. en- tcdaS las boticas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTAN dos cuartos desamuebIaLoS en-
casa dc familia particular. Ocurran SIG
San Pedro Ave. '26l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
Coronel que SC suoterd

En- ell pueblo de Quechultenango'
81 coronel del ejercito carrancista
Atilano RAMIREZ, cncontrandose en-
estado de embriaguez. Sc levanto en-
ornss en- contra del gobierno de Ca
~rranza al grito de Viva ell general
Felix DiaZ!
FL nuevo revolucionario en- union
De cuarenta soldados salio del pueblo
despues de haber impuesto I'm pres
tamo forzoso al concrete Y de haber
secuestrado a conocidas personals dc
la localidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
VENTAS
PREcIosAs cAsITAs NUEvAs.

vENDo SIETE MIL ~eStampillas de correo.
cance.adas. de Mexico. i23 So. Pinto St
t23)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

CoE5Gdnte Dien reIFiDuiCo- t%-S mayo-cB
informes d~irijansc por correspondence al Sn.
A. B. Martinez, Gerente. Box $50. Calves
ton. Texas. incluyendo ) c~entavos en- estam-
piilas. Para informes pcrsonales ocurran .
702 Dolorosa St. San Antonio: 40 Milan
st. Houston y 2SlSh Market St, Calves
ton, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

Las actiridadeS de Cintord en-
Guerrero
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
FUERON A.RRESTADOG VARIOS
AGITADORES EN- BARCELONA

MADRID, julio 17.-Los telegra-
mas recibidos de Barcelona dicen que
la policia enccntro gran cantidad de
manifiestos. pfoclamas Y demas IL
teratura anarqaista Y revolucionaria
eli las casas de varioS conocidos agi-
tadores. algunos de los cuales faeron
detenidos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
25cts. Traje Planchado
TOME BROMOGEN.

j Lapateria. Satisfaction garan-
iz.aa- l22 Solcdad St. Travis 1895.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

CIUDAD BRAVOS, Guerrero. Jul
Ito Is.-Despues de haber tornado ell
Puerto de la Union, el Jefe revoiu-
c:cnario Jesus Cintora Sc dirigio con
81 genie rumbo al Sur del Edo. sor-
prendiendo en- ell pueblo de San LUIS,
al general Fortunate Maycote, que
habia acampado en- csc lugar.
No hubo combate, apenas 81 Sc DIS
pararon unos cuantos tiros. pues los
carrancistas llenos de panlco huge
ron en- distintas direcciones Y a punto
estuvo cl jefe de ellos de caer en- ma
os de los rebeldes.
Ell pueblo qued6 en- poder de los re-
vo~lucionarios Y TO obstante que los
carrancistas han hecho esfuerzos de-
~sesperados por r~ecuperarlo, no han
locrado hasta la fecha su intento.
Por su parte los ~cintoristas Sc han
fortificado en- San Luis y han esta-
blecido a~vanzadas, para reslstlr ei
asalto carrancista. en- case de que
Mavcote intente de nuevo atacar eSa
plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19
PESOUlSAS

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara a la per-
soma Que me proporcione informcS d: &C.
clio Bonillas y dc su csEOsa Juana AEua-
30. Hace seiS mescS sc encontraba radlcA'
do en- Rancho Blanco y Ell Dewalt, ieS2S-
Todo informe sobre cl particular dirijase a
Jose BcniIlas, Osowatomie. Kansas. '25l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

DISCURSOS. alocuciones. poesias. cartas ia
miliarcs. amorosas. dc duclo y DC neEocios.
a -ticulos. etc. ncccsitari listed haceT fire.
cuentementc en- su vida social, y 81 no sabc
hacerlo. faltar5 o sc PondrU en- rergucnza
Cuando necesite also de clio, pidalo a Don
Placido Bilbao, ITO Menchaca St San An
tonic, Texas. Discusses cXtenSos, $500 {:
Discusses brevcs, $500; C2rtas. SLIGO. ES-
critics .tc todss claScs a prccloS conyenclo-
males.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
mirilio. Prec;os convenc;oaales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUAEO. Eradua6o en- los Conserva-
torios de Paris y Madrid. Recibe ords1es 3ie
Morales St. Sc haala frances ) espahol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

SUPLICAMOS d todos ,os meAicsnos que TIA
bajen en- ,os Fcrrocar-i!eS dc Texas y i SIS
amigos. que nos manden 81 direction pos
tai y IuEar donde tr4ha jan, con ei nomhrc
de dos personals que los conozcan bicn, y les
proporclonaremos una Hoticia &c intc.es. DE-
.ijansc al 81. Rafael. llU2 Wyoming St.
San Antonio. IeNas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-19

PUEBLA. Julio 1S.-Con ell I'm
de combatir a los revolucionar1oS que
: las ordenes de dos generates ca
rrancistas s~ublevados recientemente'
operan por la region de Ia MiSteca
baja. ma salido con direction a oaXa-
ca, e. general Federico Burgoa, qulen
va al frente de dos mil hombreS.
Lleva ordenes Burgoa de l!evar a
cabo una eneyica batida en- contra
de los rebeldes Y de reconcentrar a
los pucblos que Sc juzgue estan en-
connivencias con los rebeldes feilclS-
tas.
Los carrrcncistns combdteH con los
re6cldes dc Juan t6e1G
En- Malacatepec. las fuerzas ca
rrancistas del Ser. Regimiento de ca
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COMPRo AVENA, MAIZ. PAPAS = dem&s
rroductos locaIes. Visiteme trsyeIdo 50
mcrcancia o muestra. Siendo listed sSrieul-
ter. recibira ell mejor precio: no importa que
desee vender POGO o mucho. j.. NJ MARIO
QuIN. 1916 ". Commerce 81. Tel. Travi,
esTI.-San Antonio. Texas.
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FERROCARRULERoS EN- GENERAL.
ST han dejadu depusitcs sob=c 'Bonos lie
In Libertad, pages atraSados o suedos sin
cobrar. con alSun ferrocarrIi. escribanmc IN
20 les ayudarc Il obtcnerlos.
B.. Dc A!cala. Duolcy B!us. Room : Hous-
ton, texas.
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 a la pcrosna cue
me proru-cione infotmes dc mi hjjo Iuada-
lupc Rodriguez. quien on Scptiembrc de ISIS
Sc cncontra5a en- Thrall. Texas. sicndo ~ d.
recci6n postal X. -. Troy, Box r. +. D. o.
Cualquicr info-me sobrc el particular diriIa-
SC a Brigida Perez, Natasia. Texas. t2Ol
DARE $1,000 dc qualification = Ia pcrso-
ma que me- p-o2orcionc iniormes verdaderoS
de mi madrc Virginia Rodriguez. Dc - amos
de cdad y que hacc tres amos viva en- La
redo. Texas. en- Ia Avcnida San Dario No.
Ii.-Todo informe dirijasc 4 Carmen Perez
d. ACnliar Box 81. Abbott. y. ".
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GRATIFICARE con $500 = Ia persona Cue
me intormc dc mi madre. Ia Sra. Dolores
Graza. dc 5S amos de clad. morena y plea
da dc viruela. FL aho pasado SO cncontraba
en- Houston. Texas. Todo infornc dirijase
a I.eonor &. Mendias. &07 So. list. s.. Cor
sicana. Texas. I'D
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VENDO LETRAS DE CAMBIO sobrc las
principals plazas dc Mexico. J. ". MARIO
QUIN. AlmacGn dc Abarrotcs ' ProIuc!os
Mcxicauos. por mayor solamcnte l6l" W.
Commerce 81. Tc.afono Travis Tl2. San An
tonic. Texas.
DISCOS COLUMBIA. NcSotros tenemos los
CUE anuaciar las dema5 cas=s. Nuest-o sur
lido Is tan variado como extenso. Nucvp
prccio, So cts, cada uno.-Pidalos a J. y
r.ores & Eno.. FIoresviIe. Texas. t23j
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