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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
WATCH YOuR TRICK
By SAM GONPERS

It's wise truck owner that knows what his truck is doing at night In another part of the auto section today you'n find . chart that shows what your truck does from morning until night.
 The truck that is put in the garage a, 6.3G often steals out again at g. Some times it's a joy ride-you can get % to 5u persons in fiye-ton truck, and that makes a jolly party.
 Then again it's business. Not the truck owners business, but just business. You see it's this way So and so wants to move his household goods, but he doesnt want to pay the transfer company rate. So he has the goods moved at snight-half farei MT. Truck Owner pays for the gasoline and the oil, and the rest of the IA points of expense-and if there's any damages he has to pay for them, too, because it's his truck.
 Modern science has put an end to this. A little chart. built like the face of a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
TAKES ON PLEASURE CARS

Earl Ford, sales manager for the Cruse
 Crawford Manufacturing company, has just returned from tour of the auto factories in the east and reports that he has secured the state distribution of the National twelve and six and the Stephens Silent-Six. These cars are beauties and the new models are just what the motor ists expect of well constructed automo- bile. MT. Ford says that within a short time the new models will arrive in Bir- mingham and the announcement will be made where daily demonstrations will De made to show the supremacy, of these splendid cars. The Stephens has beautiful
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
COUNTY BUYS DUMp BODy


 Charles Denegre stated yesterday that he had just closed a sale with Jefferson county for seven dump bodies to be placed on the motor trucks that were placed here by the governmental The Denegre Car and Truck company repre- sent one of the largest truck body con cerns. and have the distribution in the neighboring states as well as Alabama full line will be carried in stock ss son as the new Denegre building is com pleted.
 DREADNAUGHT STOCK CLEANED J. T. Fenton of the Southern Tire and Accessory company. received so many mall orders within the past few weeks that 1t was necessary to wire for large shipments of tires to fin in the stock Mail orders from all parts of Alabama have been steadily increasing. and MT Fenton stated that he expected to carry a large stock and probably extend tho rear of the building to provide for the increase. Automobile owners who have used the Dreadnaught tires have found that they usually exceed their guarantee Those who have purchased one Dread naught tire and used it in tests with others have seen the Dreadnaught still firm and in service while the other has worn out. The only cause for tires not exceeding their mileage is through the carelessness of the owners.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
JACK RABBITS ARE COMING

Hewitt Heninger. sales manager of the car department for the Denegre Car and Truck company, stated yesterday that they have just taken on the Appersoh line of motor cars for the entire state of Alabama. and that the new models will arrive sometime next week. Nearly ev cry auto owner is acquainted with the Jack Rabbits. for there are many of them here in Birmingham. The Apperson Bros. were among the first to build 8 successful automobile 2 years ago and through their years of successful nanu- facture they have achieved what you might term the perfection of scientific motor car building. says Mfr. Heninger. Watch for the new models They'll meet with your approval.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
DEMAND FOR MIGRANTS

James F. Yates of the Liberty Tire com pany stated that the increase Tn sales within the past few weeks has shown decided growth in tire sales Most Of the Ford cars the 'jitney lines in Birmingham are using the McGraw tires, says Mir. ates. and after putting these quality tires to this iron-clad test they have proven the fact that they will with stand the hardest road tests Some of these tires have gone more than 5000 miles and are ready to continue in service for an indefinite time. The McGraw is a high grade tire. the fabrics being guar anteed 6O00 miles and the cords 5000 miles
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
STOCK CLEANED
A Thrift Table Cloth
pm the Thrift Maga zine.


 The housewife often is distressed be- cause her beautiful linen table cloth be- gins to wear and looks ragged at the ends. and only along the sides, while the center is comparatively good. If your dining room table is round, all the better. Make the pattern round, and as large as the good part of your table cloth will allow. Cut the cloth by the pattern and put around the edge an imitation of cluny lace which you can buy for about 2s cents yard. The little corners that you cut off can be trimmed like the large cloth. for bread. cake or fruit plates
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
NEW HOME FOR HuP

Ed Archibald of the Archibald Gold stein Motor company, distributors for the Hupmobile, stated yesterday that lease was signed for the new home of the Hup. The building is located at the correr Of Avenue E and Twenty-first street and when finished, according to specifications. will be one of the most modern in the south Luxuriously desigpsd rest rooms have been provided for tho motorists and especially the ladies W II Qua tfA~ ideal place to visit when co'svtetsd. MT. Arch- bald stated that the entire sui1ting will always be kept clean a pin and that you needn't fear of soiling your clothing when sitting down or touching something. A 10-year lease has been signed and with in a few weeks Birmingham motorists will be welcomed to visit this magnificent place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
PASSING THE BUCK ALONG
 esssAa. 8, ssm THE FEWER ROUTE

clock, only with "A hours instead of l.. looks after the truck by day, and when night comes it keeps one eye open" too
 That black mark down at the bottom shows that the truck was taken out be- tween the witching hours of and 2 in the morning Why? The next day will tell.
 But that. of course, is only one phase of the matter, according to the Service Recorder company, of Cleveland, whose chart is reproduced. The big angle is:
 Whats going on all day? The time" of five-ton truck is worth about s4 per hour It is by watching these hours that the modern truck owner saves dollars in expense A device of this kind enables him to supervise hts truck without even getting up from his desk. It is just one more example of how modern science comes to the aid of the business man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
DEM AND FOR YELIES

Hammond & Barret, distributors for the velie Six, have had a difficult time in filling the large number of orders on fife for this popular car. There has been a larger demand for Velie cars this season than ever before and this is attributed. says Mir. Hammond. to the economy and the service that the velie has given own CTS in Alabama. Every owner is telling what his car has done in the way of faithful service and low gas consumption. The power of the motor and the valient performance makes everyone proud Of Velie ownership. It is expected that a few carloads will be received within a short time. Those placing their orders early will be assured delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
Makes 97 to 98 Miles An Hour
Tire Bursts Causes Accident

When tire blew up in the 96th lap, how ever, the car swayed into big pool of oil, and skidded toward the cement retaining wall. The front wheel struck small pile
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

and Bill Pape says they are in tip top shape He knows, for when his friends need car or truck they usually let Bin do the picking. He never misrepresents anything
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

i stream lines and is complete with every modern device. The National you all know, for there are many of them seen on the streets of Birmingham daily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
KELLY TIRES HERE

The Southeastern Motor company has received a carload of Kelly Springfield automobile and truck tires, and can equip any automobile or truck with the proper sizes. The Kelly line is known throughout the entire country, says MT. Holstein, manager of the big concern. and have made a reputation for being among the best tires on the market They have thousands of records for long mileage and the tough rubber and se- lected high grade materials are responsi- ble fer this.
 large tire machine for replacing truck tires has been installed and within a few days service will be open for all the truck owners in the city and adjacent towns. The Kelly tires arer~ manufac- tured in one of the most modern factories in the country. and only expert tire buildes are employed who know the art of perfect tire construction. Every tire is made under the strict supervision of old tire builders and service is asured along with the usual long Kelly mileage. says MT. Godlstein.
 OLDSMOBILES EXPECTED
 Bill Pape, with the Drennen Motor Car company. stated yesterday that within a few weeks 1t is expected that a num- Der of Oldsmobiles would arrive. There has been an unusual shortage due to the big demand for Oldsmobiles- Some own CTS have bought new cars and have seld their last seasons model This is evi- dence that the Oldsmobile has given service that motorists expect
 The Drennen Motor-Car company has few good used cars and motor trucks,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
Sc ESTA BUSCANDO SUCCESSOR =
ESTRADA CABRERA

MEXICO. D. f.. Juno 1-Por VIA
j.ros Que llegan Z esta ciQdad proce-
denies de "a veclna Republ;ca te Qua
tcmaia. Sc sabe que en- dicho Pals 81
han iuiciado muy acVivamenrc los ira
Dajos politicoS, para senalar a!ganos
candidates Probables para Ia presldien
GA de "a RepubliCa, Geb;Go = que ei
!icenciado Manuel Estrada Cabrera,
que ocupa csc puesto, Sc halla iBcaoa:
para deSempenar 81 conaetldo en- Wis
Ia de Su avanzada edad Y 4 Que sc
~c1cuentra delicaGo de Salud.
Muchos refugiadoS guatcmaltecoE
que llcgaron a Ia capital huyendo &c
las persecucioneS politicas t1 que son
y!ctinlaS por parte de Estrada Cabre-
-. maniflestan que Va : han ciec-
tuado algunas juntaS paar senalar e.
candidate. no obstante la ygilancc.a
&c que son ohjeto Dor parte de IA po-
licia. Y que Sc Lego al acuerGO de -
poyar al general guatemalteco Jor-
-s Ubico. que cuenta con las slmpa-
,:as del cJercito V ademas Sc tienen
,i:radaS grsnGeS e~speranzaS en- su ac-
r.~iniStrac;on. va que ha prometIdo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06

JALAPA. YER. JUNO En- la
m~adrugada lie aver, Ia pobiacion dc
csta ciudad Sc deSperC0 alarmada al
escuchar un fuerte tiroteo, que al pa
recer tomaha caracteres de un san
gTiento coRh&te.
Por 10 que sc lcgro ayeriguar des-
pues. sc supo qQe una co!umna de
quinientos hombres. al mando del Je-
Re felicista Cejudo. sc nabla acerca-
do a la poblacion con c! proposito
de atacarla. por el rumbo del cerro
de Zoncuantla. ocupando 4 Rancho
Viejo V Ia Campana. sobre ell CANT
no de Coatepec. Al lal.er noticiaS
de 10 anterior. e. Jefe de las armas
de esta poblacion. ordeRo que selS-
ciertos hombres de caballerIa 81 man
do del ~coronel Moreno Nejia. saile-
IAN violentamente a atacar a ic. re-
beiGes, encontrandolos parapetados
en- las ~orillaS de Ia ciudad.
FL combate duro seis horas. al ca
bo de las cuales, los c~arrancistaS To-
graron desalojar del campo q los re-
v~olucionarios. perdiendo ~cincuerta
hombreS entire muertoS ! neridoS.
Por parte de los felicistas Sc reco-
giercn veinte muertos ' ounce he
rides.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
Il PETSCLEO EN- Ell. ESTADO DE
CHlAPAS.

ClUDAD Dr. MEXIC0. JUNO =
Ii Ing. 5. Casiilas V Cruz, jefe de IL
Inspection del Petroleo en- el Esta-
DO de ChiapaS. acaha de rcndlr un
exterSo c interesante informe acer-
ca de las coniiciores en- que Sc hal!ah
en ague! Estado las ~pro2ieGades que
fIeron Le la Compania "Anglo-le-
Nicana Oilfields Limited Y que. des-
puts de haber perdido sus depositos
ctorgados en- garantia de contrato.
fracaso q causa de Ia reVolucion. Ia
que declare cadUcas las concesloncS
otorgadaS.
Esa Compania,-Gice el lngenlero
Jasillas-habia hecho varias perfora-
clcnes con exito satisfactorio: ' err
los momentos ten que Sc diSporia a
ensanchar sus regocioS, Que lutheran
sIdo fabulosos, vino la banca-rrota de
que Sc da cuenta.
Les JerreEos pues, de que sc trata,
fIeron eSsudiados cientifica y detenl-
damente por Ell perito, quicn intorma
que ell petroleo de- sur dc "a kepu-
clica constituira las reservas de Me-
xico, indicando con clio ia eXisten-
cis de grandes yacinientos, aparte
dc los Va d~escubiertoS On ei munlci-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
LA ANEMIA. LA FALTA
De SANGRE 0RIGINA
LA PALIDEZ DEL
ROSTR0

Niuones y m,noncS &c personals e~LAR en-
fe-uaS. sin Sabe- yecGsderSTente Il 10 que
padCcen- Advertisements parecen GOA De
pcrfcct2 Sa.uG. a-DQGc en- rcaiIdad no dts
f-uLzn de Ia yida COMO To- dcTas. Hay tam
oIea muchzS personals que sUfEIeroE atSuHA
c~nfermcdaG crave. : que no han poG'co reco-
bra-Se Del tofo. LANIROS = una prcpa-
raSi6n quc ueade a p~u-iilcaT : = enrique
Ger "a sauErc dc! honbve o muler cUyS pa
10 cue uecesItan- LAAIRON Is IN rcstau-
-aGC- dc las :cJIGc5 y IN toBICo EoderoSo-
los -rsuscsGus que 7-opO-ciona son eNcelen-
Cas espCvIalncatc. SualGO - uEa para me
Eora- q ccuGlcjOR dc IN ORGANISING dciicaGo
o abaudo po- las caie=mecadee recieutemep-
- sGiriGas. T. iRSuPerable para ayUtSr al
aETio &c cU1!guTcr pacieOte cue haya SURF
Go Influenza Tn general g In reconst,U-
yNatC !dc4l en- "a convasSceacla &c cualqUler
c1fc-mcdaG. Se ~ p-oh4du cue Sus e~iec:es
son zGmt-sh!es 60 Ct t~raLam'eUto Dc "A Pos
n4c.a vida . tgtos aquc.los hVUbres Que SO
c1tUeat-cn ranccisndO pOr causA de ana
-GysDJuG dcsorGcnada. Da = t4S melitla5 uu
hegmcsc color rosa. Nuestra nsjor recomc1-
uacIon "A cQRstiuiFss uu pedjto de VrCcbs
que nos Hlc;era. >elS caIaS son sullcicRteS
p4ra desterrar. en- IA mlyoria &C los casos,
e~uslqujer cnteEnedad grave, sSc0do ~ coSto
cinco dollar. Una GAIA cussta un Go!ia-.
4 .os Nccntes &C les daran docc Cajas por
oley~ dollars. r. dc Eusto my aE-adaSlc,
; yai4-S IN mIlon de yeces mas para cl va
SIS Lanai Bldg. us Fourth Ave. Contra.
=. o. Box sSS. Pittsburgh. Pa. EnyIe {
gcu-sycs en- cStampIilss contribution dc
guerra Dor cada caJa QUO nCs ordcns. No
Sc cnyGcatra a q vsnta cn las CrUguergaS.
ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
MEJORA Ell SERVICIO
En- los telegrafos federales en-
Vista de las mUchas quejas

CIUDAD De MENiCO. JUNO =
En- vista del gran numero de que
Jas que dia r1amente Y desde haC2 Mu-
cho tempo est4 reciniendo la DTcc-
cl6a de Teleg-afos N~acionaleS. va =
,:rCcederSe con toda actlviiad a me-
joramiento de este interesante SER
vicio, a fin dc que rl publico QGcGc
.atisfecho.
DesGe iuego Sc ADRIAN nuevainci-
* algunas de las oflclnas que h4o!aa
sjdo ciausuraGas por distjntas Iazo-
:.SS. : en- cU2nto a las cue actual
mentc Trafalgar, Sc introduciran Ell
elias mejoras o. consideration. 4 fin
de cue dicho Servicio Quede en- las
m7smas c~ondicioneS de eficacia que
slcaspre tuvo en- les pasados tiempos
nGrmaieS.
El trafIeo entire rrosreso y Payo
0bispo.
Con obJeto IL f~avorecer de UNA ma
Nora defiuitIya la eNgortacion de los
proGuctoS del rico Territorio de Quin-
tana Roo. Ia Secretaria de Comuni-
c1ciones II expedite una c~onvocatc-
fla a las tmpresas navieras. a eiec-
10 de que hagan proposic'oEss rela-
twas a ia fornia en- que pueda conve-
nirles estaOlcer IN trifico regular
ent-e ei puerto de progreso. del Is
rado de Iucatan y Payo Obispo, der
Ferrltorlo one Q%u;ntana Roo.
hablase Ell aquel l!amamiento a
las empresaS. de II neceS:Qad que
e.iste dc QGe la n2vegacion entire "a
fuellos luGares sea bUena Y de que
raaoorda en- IN TODD a las eXigencias
cue Ia region Iitne &C dar mayor int-
pulse a susG negocics Por medic de es-
he tGaf'co maritime. ei que faciiitara
IA eXportac!6n IL todos los produc-
t0s 0el leJauc T]errirorio. hasta hoy ca
81 a4anduaaCo deblGo 4 las anomalies
Inconsistencies porluc ha atraveSado
.! pals ertero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
ORLANDO Y S0NIN0 RENUN-
CIARAN EN- BREVE

Especial pGTG IL PRENSA.
ROMA, JUNO 5.-El perfddico Tia
liza Nueva" publica in telegrama de
Paris en- Ell que Sc dice que Sonino
" ORLANDO, que no fueron capaces de
entender ell triunfo de los puntos que
Solemnemente anunciaron en- el Par
lamento, Y que fueron = defender an
te la C~onferencia de la Paz, tendran
cue dimitir, Y que ell Pa-lamento sera
convocado en- breve con el obJeto dc
.dare cuenta de tai determination.
Sc agrega que n e que e. Par
lamento SC haya reunido sc e~ncont-a-
"a en- la alternative de aceptar el ira
tado tai V como sea firmado en- Pa
RS. ' aceptar tambien Ia Omission del
Gabinete o rehusarse a aceptar e!
rratado. En- este case Sc tene que
algunaS serias dificultades puedan
SuScitarSe.
Otra version que esta c!rcu!ando en-
Roma eS la de que el Parlamento Sc
II ccnvocado muy pronto. con el OBJ
ieto de obtener la opinion de IA ma
yoria arteS de rcchazar o firmar de
cididamente 81 tratado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
Los CONSERVATIVES CONTRO-
LARAN Ell NUENO
PARLANENTO

Especial para Ii PRENSA.
MADRID, JUNO Dos incompietos
computes que Sc han recibido. indi-
can que ell Eobierno obtuvo mayor nu
nero de curules de 10 que Sc espera-
la. pero en- muchos centres la oposl-
cion sac0 avantes a dos candidates.
Los elegidos fueron Castrovido, Zu-
lueta, Morayta y SalillaS. Los So
cialistas 500 ganaron curules para
Besteiro t lglesias y otros dos can
didatcs fueron derrotadoS. Cuatro
'liberales fueron derrotados en- Madrid
V solamente ell Condo de Santa En-
gracia fue elegido. FL c~onscrvador
Herrano Jover obtuyo votOs de todas
las facciones del partido ccnservador.
En- Valencia solamente triunfo I'm re-
Dublicano Y dos en- Barcelona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06

que SegUira una ConGuct2 cnteramen-
&c opuesta q la de Estrada Cabrera.
ron 10 cual Sc ia granjeado las SIM
p&tias de toGa Ia nac!on.
Agregan los refugiados. cue cl &C
neral lbico, Ia enviado a Mexico VI.
e~mIisario, para loCrar el apoyo del 60
b;erno de Carranza Y dc Ia inmensa
colonia g~uaaemalteca rcsidente en- Ia
hepublica. Green los p~artidar!os dc
tbico. que lograr;in Ell apoyo del 60
1lerno meEicano EN- vista de que los
principles de Cabrera estan en- COM
pteta pugna con los de Carranza.
Por So parte los emigrados. Sc tea-
clcntran &c pl&cemes por esta noti-
c!a Y Sc proponen infiuir en- TODD 10
que este de 81 parte ante el gobierno
dc Carranza. para lograr IN complete
Y decidiGo apoyo an favor del general
Gbico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
LISTO, SENIOR, LISTO.

Tn ANUNCIO en- LA PRENSA" sismpss
es de exito sgeuro. Lame I'd al teefono
Travis 24Ii y anGnciese desdc luego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
ARENAS ESTA EN- san MARTIN
TEXMELUCAN.

PUEBLA. JUNO 4.-Segun sc sabe
en- esJa ciudad. por v~iajeros que AGA
ban de llegar ptocedentes de San
Martin Texmelucau, Ciriio Arenas en-
compania dc Paniagua Y escoltado
por ~setecientos hombres. ACADIA dc He
gar a las cercanias de la mencionada
poblacion. dondc como cS sabIdo. tc-
MIA 81 Quartet general anter;ormcn-
.tc.
Arenas intent6 unirse Il los felicis
tas del Estado de Ecracruz. pcro Sc
gun parecc, estos lc dicron Ia conf
sion de que operara cor su genie en-
la region de los v~olcaneS. mandando-
le periodicamente elementos de boca
Y guerra. V asi mismo com~osionando-
10 para que haga IN viaje al Esta-
do de Guerrero, V dirija la organi-
zacion de las fuerzas felicistas que
ahl Sc encucntran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
OUT-O-SITE SUSPENDER.
Broche invisible para a~justar el
pantalon a la camisa. Elimina e.
uso de cinturon V tirantes.
Precio p cts.
/. ALVAREZ. 4510 Arsenal ST.
CT o1iS Mo

plo de Pichucalco, y que ahola estan
practicamerte abanGonados.
Tanto ell este municipio, como a
los alrededores hay ~petr6ieo bastant2
que desde luego puede ser e%Nplotadc
con grandes v~erzajas, V. en- tai con-
cepto, ell ingenaero Casillas hace Ia
proposition de que sea el goblerne
Ell que sc encargue del beneficio de
esta industrial, con 10 cual Ia Nacicn
ganara 10 que nadic puede c~alcuiar.
dada Ia riqueza del Estado de Cha
paz representada por sus yacimicnto9
petroliferoS.
Tiabla. ademas, eli comisionado, dc.
establecimiento de una refineria GeN-
detrimental en- el campamento de
Coimba, de aquel mismo Municiplo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06

DARE $500 dc qualification q Ia persona
que me informc de Carlos RcSeadiz. QuIcn
hace dos amos salj6 de Monterrey con rum
bo al Estado dc Texas. Is dc 20 amos de
edad. cuerpo regular : color moreno. Todo
irformc sobre el particular d~iTijaSc ! 81
hcrmans Constantine ReScadiz, Box 800,
Houston. Teas. tl5)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
Sc NECESITAN

100 familias mas, para que traba-
len en- los CAMPOS DE BETABEL
DE MICHIGAN, pertenecientes a la
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY.
Saldremos dc San Antonio ell pr0Xi-
mo SabadO 7 dc JUNO. Apresurese
cuanto antes. Recuerde que famiiias
son las unicas que necesitamos, y que
tendrau magnificas casas, que sc les
dara buen trato Y Cue ganaran niuy
buen dinero 81 ~trabajan. Vasen a
nuestra ~oficina a registrar su nombre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
LIBRO SANCRIENTO COMBATE En-
LAS INMEDIACIONES De JALAPA
Informes de las principles a~ctividades revolucionarias en-
la region Sur de la Republica

Sc sabe que mace cuatro diaS. paso
por las cercanias de IL poblaci0n de
San Juan de los Llanos. ct jefe fell
ciSta, Adolfo JimaneZ Castro en- com
pania del general Miguel RueIas,
auien duranre muchos amos fuc direc
tor de la EScuela Nacional de ASpi-
rantes de Tlalpam.
Sc ignora hasta estos momentos a
donde Sc dirij;ran dichcS jefes Y
lucionarioS aunque Sc Supone que ira
tan de internarse en- Ia cntidad fe-
derativa citada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06
VSOS DE- OCAS/ON
PESOUISAS

DARE UNA GRATIFICACIoN de $500 q
i persona cue me propo-cioHe inIofmes
lie m: hiju Alfonso RanSel. dc % amos de
edaG y picado de virueia. Sc sepa.o lie mi
iado en- 1910 de la Ida. de La Obra. San te-
iipe. Gto., habiendo recibido POGO despueS'
sus ultiIaas noticias de San Pedro &c las
Colonies. Coah. TODD iuforme diFtJasc a
Maria Carmen Il. dc lianSei, 2oo' Gr'iiln
s.. Dallas. Texas. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06

DARE BUENA GRATIFICACiON a IA pcr-
soma que me info-me dc IN S.ita. Luisa Bo-
!anoS. uuien hacc S mess resiGia en- la
redo. Texas. Agradccert que TODD inlorme
sc di.ijs embellishments a lSnacio Torres.
Box 2S2. TcXhoma. Okla. w
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-06

GRATIFICARE amrliamente a la persona
QUE me proporc;one informcs dc IL Sra.
AltaEracia Morales. de quicn hacc mucho
tiempo TO rccibo ]noicias. rs dc So amos
de cdad. alta. blanca y delGada con dos lu-
mares en- las mcjillaS. TODD informc sobTe
ei particular diriiase Z Francisco Morales.
Gibson. y. II. 81
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COMBATEN EN- LA SIERRA d.
SAN ANDRES.

PUERLA. JUNO 3.-Se ACADIA &c
librar IN serio combate entire las
fuerzas carrancistas al mando del
ccrcnel Sanchez Perez Y n partlda
de i~nsurrectos bajo las ordeneS del
jefe liberia. La lucha Sc prolong"
por espacio de varias horas, retiran-
lose IL fin de elias, los revoluciona-
rios. fernando 81 rumbo de San Juan
TeotihUacan.
Segun Sc Supo deSpueS. los rebel
des libraron I'm sangriento encuen-
tro en- Ia sierra de San Andres con
las trcpa carrancistas al mando del
captain Graham.
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ITALIA
Sc REUNIO Ell CONSEJO DE
LOS CUATRO PARA TRATAR
SCERCA DE BELGlCA
.cl nara II PEENSi

ESPECIAL nora Ii PEENSi.
PARIS, JUNO 5.-El ConseJo dc los
Cuatro sc reunio esta tarde hablendo
durado la conferencia mucho tempo.
II objeto de tai junta fue tratar u
cerca de la revision del Trarado de
1890 u Sc refiere a Ia neutraiidad
de Belgica.