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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
L.C.C. OPPOSED TO
RAIL OPERATION
BY GOVERNMENT
LAMENTATIONS MADE TO-
DAY BY SENATE COMMITTEE
One MEMBER DISSENTING
Would Return Railroads to Private
Owners After Safe Time ard Re-
aulate Their Operation.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Opposition to
government ownership or operation
of the railroads at this time was ex-
pressed by the Interstate Commerce
Commission in statement presented
to the Senate Interstate Commerce
committee by Commissioner f. f.
Clark
an considering and weighing as
best we can, all the arguments for and
against the different palms says the
,tatement, I'VE are led to the convic
ton that with the adoption of appro-
pirate provisions and safeguards for
regulation under private ownership
it would not he wise ut this time to
assume government ownership or OPP
The Commission declared, however,
"a reasonable period of REIMBURSEMENT
Vi DItDCl dllOIl oilOulNl NC 'lll'"S' Nv
fore the relinquishmnet of federal con
troll
plan of private ownership should be
considered unless it is under broad
ened and extended and amplified gov
eminent regulation"
Commissioner Woolley dissented
from the recommendation against the
continuation Of government control
and advocated the adoption of Direc-
tor McAdoo's suggestion for the eX-
tension of the federal management.
The Commission presented a de-
tailed program of proposed legisla-
ton in case the rail roads are return
ed to private management and proVid-
ing for strict regulation by the gov
eminent of rates, services, finances.
security issues, pooling Of facilities
and clarifying doubtful relationship
between federal and state authority
A porposal of the railroad cXccu-
tives, to be presented to the commit
tee, probably tomorrow, is similar in
general scope to the Interstate Com
missions recommendations it was
stated today.
The executives, however are said
to advocate even more regulatory
power for the government than the
Commission suggests.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07

New York, Jan Tn order to give
permanent expression to "all that
Roosevelt stood for to the boys of the
nation" sixteen thousand troops of
the Boy Scouts of America, compris-
ing four hundred and forty thousand
members were today instructed to
plant one or more trees with suitable
inscriptions and ceremony in mem.
DRY Of the former president, the Ma
tional Council of the organization said
in telegram of condonlence sent Mrs
Roosevelt
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
BAKER ASKS FOR
ARTILLERY and
TANK TRAINING
COLUMBUS MAY HAVE PERMA-
NENT TRAINING FIELD
UP TO SENATE COMMITTEE
Kentucky, North Carolina and Geor-
gia Camps Mentioned as Needed in
Peace Times.

Washington, Jan. 7.-Plans for the
development of large artillery train
ing fields at Westpoint, KY, Fayette-
vile, N. c., and rifle and machine gun
and ank corps establishment at Col
hmbus, Ga, were presented to the sen
ate military committee today by Sec.
Baker
T The secretary said before proceed
ing further with the work on these
projects the advice and approval Of
congress was desired, but that all
American military advisers believed
the three fields ARE absolutely essen
tial for the broader training of the
regular army in peace times"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
BERLIN Is SAID
TOBE IN ASTATE
RANK ANARCHY
MACHINE GUNS SUFFERING
SPARTAcANS ENTER STREETS
IN ARMED GROUPS
Banks. are All Baricaded and Public
Buildings in Hands of Extreme Ra-
dtcaI Group.

Copenhagen, Jan. 7.-BerIin is
in a state of complete anarchy
and civil war has begun there,
according to a Munich cores
pondent of The Politiken.
His Information, he says, is
based on telephone messages
from Berlin. All the banks are
barricaded and a great lumber
of public buildings are in the
hands of the extreme radical
group. Thousands of armed
workmen OF the sparticus
group, the correspondent re-
ports, are cFoMding the streets,
and at several points firing has
begun. t
The sound Of machine guns is
heard from all parts of Berlin.
The message reported that it
was the Intention of the eoern-
rnent to make ar. effort to storm
the building of the police guards
later in the day and take pos
session Of the machine guns and
cannon there.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
NO SUCCESSOR TO
M,ADOO IS NAMED
HE WILL REMAIN IN CHARGE
TILL PRESIDENT RETURNS

Washington, Jan. This was to
be McAdoo's last day in Washington
as Director general of the railroads
He had planned to leave tonight for
Santa Barbara, Cal, for vacation
III several months
Owing to President Wilson's delay
in naming a new director, McAdoo
will continue to supervise the rail
roads. The president is not expected
to name IA successor until he returns
from Europe.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
POWER CONCERN
WINS RATE CASE
DRY GOODS HOUSE HAD MADE
FIGHT ON INCREASE

Washington, Jan. THE Georgia
Railroad Commission order permit
ting the Georgia Public Service Cor
poration of Macon, to increase its rate
TO relectric service was upheld by the
Supreme Court, in deciding an appeal
resulting from the dismissal of an in
junction suit brought against the cor
poration by the Union Dry Goods Co.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
VALDOSTA MAN
LOSES ON APPEAL
HAD BEEN CONVICTED OF VIOLA
TON OF MANN ACT

Washington, Jan. THE iconvic-
ton of James s. Yates, Of Valdosta,
on charge Of violating the Mann
Act in effect was sustained by the SUI
preme Court which refused to review
the proceedings.
The conviction Of Charles Williams
on d charge of operating a distiIlery
{ in Georgia was in effect sustained by
the Supreme Court which refused to
review the proceedings
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
VISIT TO POPE ONLY
SHOW OF COURTESY
PREMIER CLEMENCEAU'S PAPER
DEFENDS WILSON

Paris, Monday, Jan, G.-Premier
Clemenceau's paper, l. Homme Libre,
declares it would be rash to give
President Wilson's visit to the Pope
any other Interpretation than that of
the manifestation of courtesy
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
iLetbr.echt Follows Parade

Berlin, Monday, Jan. 6.-(By the
Associated Press The Spartacus
group is engaged Today in a big de-
monstration against the government.
Tens of thousands of Leibnecht fol-
lowers have been parading the prin-
cipal streets but up to one o'clock no
shots were fired. LID
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
WILSON COMING
HOME TO RETURN
WILL GO BACK TO PEACE CON.
FERENCE SESSIONS

Paris, Jan president Wilson ac
2ording to present plans, intends to
leave Europe about February II for
the United States
The president not only intends to be
in Washington for the closing SEES
sions of Congress, but to deliver sew
eraI addresses concerning the settle
ment Of the war and the establishment
of a peace which it is hoped will be
durable.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
WILSON SENDS CABLECRAM
Boy Scouts of American Will Honor
Roosevelt With Trees Planted to
His Memory.
PRESIDENT WILSON SENDS
MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY

Oyster Bay, Jan, Mrs.
Roosevelt during the night re-
ceived the following cablegram
from President Wilson at Mo-
dane, on the Franco-Ttalian from
tier: 81 parry you accept my
heart felt sympathy on the
death of your distinguished hus-
band, the news of which has
shocked me very much"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
NatinnaI Memorial Services

Oyster Bay, Jan. National Me-
mortal services for Ex-President Roose
welt may be held in New York or
Washington some day after the tuner
al it was intimated this afternoon.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07

revolution, according to advices here.
They are believed to be at police
headquarters, which is the strong
hold of the Spartacans and Indepen,
dent Socialists, whose leader was re-
Gently dismissed from the government
and is reported gone over entirely to
the Spartacans.
The two groups have issued a joint
proclamation declaring that the final
fight to preserve the revolution must
now be fought
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
Decline Offer Troops

New York, Jan. 7-Explaining that
it was Roosevelts wish that his flu
neral services be conducted entire
ly by those friends among whom he
had lived so long and happily" Capt.
Archibald Roosevelt, today declined
on behalf of the family an offer by
Secretary Baker to furnish an escort
of troops at the funeral
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
REPUBLICAN GETS SEAT
IN HOUSE FOR ALASKA

Washington, Jan THE House to-
day adopted the election committees
report seating James WickershauI. Re
publican as the Alaskan delegate in
the place of Sulzcr, Democrat.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
BoIshevism in Power

Copenhagen, Jan. 7.-Adolph Joffe,
and NJ. Radek, leaders of the Bolshe-
visit mission to Germany, are in Ber-
lin assisting Leibnecht and Rose Lux
emburg in fomenting the Bolshevik
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07

For household use d steam cooker
has been invented that blows an
alarm whistle - minutes before its
water boils away
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON
REACH PARIS AGAIN

Paris. Jan president Wilson, ac
cOmpanied by his wife and daughter
arrived here at ten this morning
from Italy.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
LOUISIANA PROHIBITION
LAW IS CONSTITUTIONAL

Washington. Jau 1.-THE Louisiana
state prohibition law regulating ship
mcnts into dry parts of the state was
in effect held to be constitutional by
the supreme court today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
PORT OF RIGA TAKEN
BY BOLSHEVIKI
RUSSIAN WIRELESS GIVES INFOR-
NATION TO OUTSIDE WORLD

London, Jan. 1.-THE port of Riga
was captured at noon, January by
the Bolsheviki, according to a Rus
sian wireless message received today
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
COTTON MARKET

GOOD MIDDLING CLOSED ----2SAc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26
4 QUE BUENO
V del Interior

Genus Corn Cobs" es un pan eX-
ouisito V de appetite; hecho de las
substancias del maiz, trigo y otros In
gredientes puros Y Sa%ludables. Blen
envuelto, asi no lie caera terra, nj
habra manos Sucias que 10 toquen, NJ
germenes que Sc penetren en- cl.
Lea este: "Senores: Envio a US
tedes otro pedido de su nuevo pan.
porque 10 he probable y me la agra
dado mucilo. Demen preci0s para
agentes porque deseo vender este
pan. S. S. S. B. r. Avina, Box 49l
Sabinas, TeXas."-Haga Ia prueba y
ouedara c~onvencido de cue es IN de,
l~icioso pan V de gran alimento para
ell cuerpo humane. Precios: doce
Q2l pleas. 60 cts; 80 pleas. s1.5t
porte pagado. Necesitamos agentes
pida informes. Dirijase a Genus
Products Co.. Station 4. Dept. 73.-
San Antonio, Texas. tAdv.l
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Emigration de mujeres
inglesas q E. Unidos

LONDRES. Enero 2&.-Centenares
dc mujeres ingleSaS Sc diSponen a
emigrar = las ~colonias britanicas en-
America ' a los EstadoS Unidos, tan
pronto cOmo 10 permitan las facili-
dades de transporte maritime.
FL General Booth. del Ejercito de
Salvation. que desde el primer mo-
mento entendio que la emigration de
algunos miles de mujeres tenia que
venir. como una de los primeroS ne
dos de solucionar el problema deS-
pues de Ia guerra. ha cstado pres
rando toda SUI atencion al asunto.
FL General Both previo Ia falta
dc trabajo para las mujeres a Ia ter
minaciCp de Ia gran conCienGa y
pidi0 I'm credito de un milo de pc
sos para gastoS de emigracioE. Cast
Ia mitad de esa suma ha sido Gu
bierta va.
FL General envi0 al Comisiana-
do D. {. Lamb. Jefe del Departa-
mento de Emigration del Ejercito
de Salvation al Canada para que eS-
tudiase las ~facilidades que ALI Sc
-presentaSen q I'm grupo dc emigrados
' otros agentes con ideutica mission
Sc han dirigido q Australia. Nue.
Va Zeiandia Y el Africa del Sur.
Il p~roposito de esa labor es cui-
dar de Que cuando alGuna mujer in
I glesa emigre a otro pals, tenga va
lugar SECURE a donde dirigirse Y
donde Sc lie Guide en- tanto ]encuentra
el medic de encarrilar su vida ALI.
Todo cl problema tienc Su origen
en- el superavit de mujeres que en-
/ Inglaterra existe desde antes de lie
guerra. que ha aumentado deSpues
en- preparedness grandisimas, con la
perdida de padres Y de esposos en- ia
| contienda.
Otro ORGANISING que activamente
Sc consagra 4 preparar Ell canine
? Ia emigration de mujeres BRITAIN
cas- en- gran eScala, es la Association
de Emigration de Mujeres lngleSas,
cue esta trabajando para facilitar a
estas los medios de ~resolver ell pro-
blema de su existencia, emigrando a
otros paises en- dorde pueda conse-
ruir un f~acil-acomodo a buscarse una
manera honrada de vida.
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Nr. Gerard quiere que Ell ex-
Kaiser sea exhibido
por Ell mundo

NCENA YORK. Enero 20.-"El
Kaiser TO iebc ser e1viado i Santa
Elena. Seria digniiicarlo demasiado.
Tampoco debe ser ejecutado, perque
70 unico que Sc loeraria con clio Sc
ria inveStirlo con Ell manto del mar
tiric. Lo que debe hacerSe con 81
cs eyhibirlo por TODD cl mundo. fuer-
temeEte escoitado, para que ell pUe-
bio pueda conoccr al hombre que es
responsible de tanta miSeria que nay
ahora en- Europa
Tai es la opinion cue ell eX-Embaja
dor de los Estados Unidos en- Alema-
MIA, Mr.. james ". Gerard, fta dado
acerca de la question:
"Que debe hacerse con ell h~aiser?',
opinion Que eXpreSa dUrante una con-
ferercia que do en- la Academia de
Musica dc Brooklyn, aver tarde. Mr..
Gerard hablo bajo los auspicios del
I Institute de Aries V Ciencias de Broo-
klyn. Como ell d;rlonlatico america
no ha5ia pronunciado el ano pasado
IN discourse en- csc mismc iugar. sohre
IN aSunto Semelante, manifesto a SuS
oyentes que or1itiria 81 conferencia y
les permiriria Que le hicieran las pre-
guntas que desearan para contestar-
las.
La primera question que sc le hlzo,
fUG n de que tanto Vendria que pagan
Alemania a Btlgica como indemniza-
cion, a 10 cual contesto el diploma
tico:
".Aleman!a de0e pagan centavo por
ceatavo, todos los danoS que lie cause
la Belgica; pues no pueGe alesar pre-
tension alguna de derecho para ha-
Der inradido csc pals. e. 10 lie Agos-
Ito lie 1911, en- una audlencia que
tuve con Ell Kaiser, lie pregunte que
I porQue Alemania habia invad!do Bel
gica. Y me conteSto que por razoneS
| eStrategicas
\ IN pregunta de que tanto tendria
que pagan Alemania a los aliados.
como indemn;zacion, Mr.. Gerard con-
teslJ cue .reia que en- vista de Ia des-
truccion he SIS principaleS recursos
' lie su concrete exterior, Alemani&
no poGria pagar todaS las indemniZa-
| clones que los aliados le demandsran.
Agcego que Alemania no debiera ser
admitida en- la Liga de Naciones, sino
hasta despues de que lutheran pasadc
varios amos de arrcpentimiento ' eN-
! piacion por SuS c~rlCncnes.
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Aviso a los Negociantes

Dcjc que 81 dinero le produzca dincro, in
yirticndolo On accioEcs dc Ia SOUTHERN
MOTOR MANUFACTURING AssoCIA-
TION. LTD. ubicada en- Houston, Texas. y
quo actualr7cntc construyc trucks. Tn nu-
nero limitado de accioncs Sc venderan por
$4,000. ~Tagando cl so por cicnto al conta-
do y cl rcs:o en- abonos. Las accionCs au-
mcntarau $500 CT 10. dc Fcbrcro p~r6Xino.
Yea 4 L. l.. Gammagc, 3ll Gunter Bldg.
Tel. II. 1879. (Adv.l
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PRUEBAS DE LEALTAD AL RE1
DON ALFONSO.

MADRID, Enero Bel onomastl-
co del Rey don Alfonso fue celebra-
do aver con las ceremonies acostum-
bradas. Pero q d~iferencia de los
amos anteriores, ell jovsn monarch re-
cibi6 en- esta vez innumerables pfue-
has de Ia popularidad de que goza en-
Ell pals, pues de todas las provinclas
recibio mensajes en- los que Sc expire
sa su lealtad Y ell deseo de la compile
ia unidad de Espane.
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ha sido vencido, Y la democracia ha
resultado ~victoriosa. Ell dia tantc
tempo suspirado por Ia humanidad
esta alboreando.
"Nosotros creemos en- la democra-
cia V en- Ia libertad.
.'Dado en- Paris, el IS de 0ctubre
de 1918.
professor Tamas Masaryk
Primer Ministro Y Nitro. dc Finanzas.
General Dr.. Milan R. Stefenik,
Nnistro de la Defensa Nacional,
Dir. Eduardo Benes,
Y del Interior
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

Sc VENDE esta Rueva y magnifica casa.
Tiene 9 pleas y s0tanu. comprendiendo dos
Totes s!tuados en- esqnina. ke-nicso Jardln )
arboles f~rutaIes. garage con cuarto para SER
yidunbrc. Gale asfaitadT. muy centrica, q
; cuad-as dc Houston. Appropriate para doc
tor O persona dc bIcn gIsto. Casa. Totes y
garage sc venden en- $lI.000.o0 psgaderos
en- abonos. 81 SC p2Ca al contado sera una
ver;aGcra cangs. Inforncs con Mrs. J. r.
Edwards, 40 L.akcvicw Ave. Tclc.oIo Cr.
4GO4. san Antonio. Texas.
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Sc AGRADECERA cuaIquier information fl
6eligna que Sc proporcione del paradero de
| Pedro Machado, dc II amos de edad, origi-
nsf de Medina. Texas. hijo de C-cseencio
| Macnado y de Mariana Ramos. Haze tres
| amos que salio en- un enSanche para Ell Edo.
dc Pennsylvania. Sirvanse dirigirse sobrc cI
particular 4 Mariana Ramos,-Cio. Constan-
clio Garcia, $50 Guadalupe st. San Antonio,
Texas. t2-2)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-26

tas de Uronu-o : co5ores Ge sim2aateas h1-
Tis.as. IncIlIremus a-cmas. gratis, los len
-uajes del abanico, del pNnueiO- etc. etc. )
una lisa general de FrecioS. Al reci6o de
:cdO SOTO pagSrS listed - cen:ayus. HaSa 81
Yydi6C hoy mismo 4 II s5gUl-nte direction:
MEXICAN CiED COMPANY
Box III, Sta. \. Dept Z. san Antonio, Tex.
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BESPUES DE DIEZ MINUTOS NO
QUEDAN Nj SE\AS DE NELL0.
EN- 81 CNRN

81 Pie pr-uSncr"-z tan Shave y anspIs
como 81 tsrc:opc.o. No 80 uart,-iCc I'd. con
=gujaz csectrgca~. y, pernli-a cue So ar-an-
que Il ycIlo Jc sg IA. ~Inu -pNcaRtO soamcn-
10 en- Jos puntu- dunic %, ysli0 c-ccc SobTs
81. cara. eta NA~RAVfLLOSA CREMN. :
gcspuCs j.. die minutes. no uucoarau ~cGa-
l> de vello en- 81 -ost-u.
NJ carSQ s1aqssr Goi5r rs dracrG IL ra'iS
res del! raGg.
Esc-iha hoy p5dicudo an poanu dc 49,
r~cma. ucrque este = 81 .H'cu fra,amlentC.
cue sin GolCr = sin a==ancar 81 pc3o. ae-trui-
- eli vclo lie 81 cara Ab-soiutamcNtr ~.
offensive. Ivrc ugy eficsl-
Vale solamertr see. MandenoS sc. 81
c-tampillaS poSraleS % Plata y 81 rcs:c, r.
ragara "a. a u cur-eEa. Direction:
ELSA MOLIk
81 East 9TH st. Dept /.
>-r~Nt- N-HpL- -
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Come listed sabc. Ia CRUZ RoJA Il
-ura en- primer luSa- ca ;cdos los paises
que han estado ea -gc--a. po- los inmen-
SOS 6cnefic:os que p-es.a en- los campoS
&c batala. eNtendisrJolos hasta con los
nisn.Cs e~nerni=oS- Dc3 ariSno noGo de-
ben ruuSjderar>e las PssutlaS dc q Cruz
ROJA. pcrque suS bcD"tIc,o> 80 cNtendcU
rambisn curando tUca -.2se De ~calca:u-
rs. Ic5rcs malarias. Cr;pre. ,..reLinIen-
20 y dcs6-tcncs del hiEah.
Son eficSesS conlba:ieU3o uE.amclts "a
INFLUENZA ESPASOLA.
- sd touc1-io no Eene estes PaSuilSS.
pIdamcLas y - laS niaRdarc inmediata-
meutc 10Y eorrrC. I'm fCaScO chico cues
q Sutanentc 1910 ameVicancS y IN f-aS-
co zrsade. 1913 amcricano5. valor que
listed rucde situarme en- ~estampiila5 de
cOTreo Jc sd pals.
Dl-syci6u: H. T. CoRFoRTH-
=. o. Box 9CS. NOGALES. ARIZ.
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don muebIes Earatos. $40 5. Flores 81. ca
RIrENA OPORTUNIDAD para un jover que
Gcscc csta5leccrse. Sc trasp&Sa un c5plendl-
do = e.pacioso taller dc fotoGrafia. con mag
nifj,a luz de! No-te montado q Ia modcr-
ma. con camaras, !entes y apara;os para am
~rlificar: TODD dc primera clasc y nuevo
:.hundantcs TITLES y accessories iondoS De
Seayy: apsrato Flash Light para ~retrataT
Dor las noches complete installation dc aqua
con refrigerator abanicos y luz e~!cctricos
estulas bien amuchlaGn y con muestrar!oS
ahundautcs y comcdidad para vivir Ell IL
mismG casa. Sc i]nst-uira 4 In persona QUO
haga 81 traspaso. ST aSi 10 desca. para nacer
~rctratos de primcra clasc. lnforma L. L,
Grardjcau. 1874 w. Commerce st. San An
tonic. Texas.
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500. 90 AL CoNTADO. $4,000 MENSUALES.
PRECIO, Sl.GO. 90. Magnifica casa entrcso-
laGa con tres cua-los y otrO appropriate TARA
tienda. Lote situado en- eSquina. San Fer
rndo ST. Eean 4 Nj. Flores. Conness Real
IL Co. Desartamento dc Nentas. t25t
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BUENA GR~ATIFIcACIoN Sc darii 4 Ia per-
soma QUO me rroporciorc infcrmes de Ra-
mon Ramirez, dc so amos dc cdad, moreno.
cara redonda y nariz afIlada. complexion 70
busta. Dirijanse sobre ei particular q Euti-
mic Ramirez, 2ll7 Holly ST. Kansas City.
No. t3lo
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DIVERSOS

Tn ANUNCIO en- IA ?RENSA" sicmpre
O. dc cXilo scEoru. Lame ID. al ~telef1no
Travis Pail y 2nuncicse dcSGc luego.
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PESQUlSAS

$500 DE GRhTIFICACIoN Sc darin a Il
persona que me proporcione informes de mi
hiia Mauta Diaz, originaria dc Puruandiro.
Mich. Mexico y he su eposo Pablo Chavez
-Cualquier informc sobrc el particular diri-
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OEERTA ESPECIAL

NJ maDdc GjneTC. enyic So
amcnte III direction. ) : vUe-
- Ge co-reo l. .easit.T.ncs:
Una precioSa ta~!cia Para no
y.os a de Esici;ac;0H. ul;irao '
aoveGoso cS,s,o. de 1N4 puiCa-
Gas. con palisades cH r=aicc. I'M
presa en- eSpauol. adornaGa con
liStoncs dc seda = dolores y
puesta en- 81 caGa especial una
doccua &c PoSt1leS- RetratoS de
art-ir9s t.ngss~- V ErrS rarTe-
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DESEO SABER eli T~aradero de IL Sra. Jus-
ma Moreno v de un iovencito que Ia accom-
Dana. para haccries entrega de Ia canti6ad
de sS59.00 que del en- mi poder el finado
Jose Silva. En- Febre-o de 1917 se encon-
trahan en- Ia seccion de Briton, Texas -Di
riianse sobre el particular n Doroteo Munoz,
o3I7 Belleview St. Kansas City, No. CID
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTA. a rauriIia honorable. IN depar-
tamcntn dc dos piczgS en- bonita casa. Mag
nifico patio y gaIcria. bicn vcrtilada. luz
electrical. situada cerca dc lGicsia J EScuela
Cat6licas Y Gc dos cscuelaS pCh!icas. Nean
III propictario. 1882 San Fernando st. Ger
ca dc la, Moras s., 20
Sc RENTAN cuartos antucblados IN casa
dc famiIia mcxicana. ccTca ccntro. 5l9
DIVER Ave.
CUARTOS DE RENTA con o sin mueblcS.
Iropios para familia que no tcnBa mines. Ill
Bowie st. Tel. Travis 360s. (27)
EN- CASA particular sc rcntan tres cua-tos
con todas comodidadcS. il6 California ST.
81 ARRTENDA en- 1901 Saunders Ave. IL
r.!:ad 4" una casa. "a familia que no tcnga
uinos. ToGas las conodiGudeS, $500 MEN,
suslCS.
PARA BALES. rcuniones. juntas de socic-
GadeS. CITE. Sc rrnta 81 cspacioso salon como
cidu con CT nombrc de TEATRO AURORA.
III $. Santa Rosa Ave, 81 que ha side
convcnicn;rmcntc ar-cg!aio y dotado de to-
das las comodidadcs indispcnsab.cs. Para
mas inforncE diriEi-sc a C.. Bcrroncs. IL
:. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartos Iimpios y pa
ratios. Precios espcciaics por scmaaa. 2o4
n. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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mPRESORES:- ST necesiJa c~sque!as de
Gcfunciyn. grandeS, c5tilo IneXicanO. cscriba
piiienGo precics y rauestras a lGnacio r.
Lozano. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. San A.
tonic. Texas.
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GUADALUPE BERLANGA ofrccc sus ser
yicios como PARTERA y solicita correspon-
dsncia sobrc ell ~tratamieRto de oeras euer-
rnedades. 800 Monterrey ST. San Antonio.
Texas.
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ANISOS D. OCAS!ON
PROFESSIONALS

A. RUERoN. CEiRoPRACToR: $40 Edit.
clio SWEARINGES Nc. cRAW. SO East
Houston St Los enfermos del PIMA CO.
razor. hi:ado. riioncs: los que paoeeen ca
fa-n,aI,dos ne-viosas. etc. encuentran Inme-
diotameptc alivio por ned.o de ajustes CHI
HOPRkCTICOS. Consulta Gratis.