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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27

confirmation of yesterdays rufnors
that 100000 bushels was to be the
greatest amount of open trade al
lowed to any one interest here
after. The supposed purpose of
such rule was believed to be to
check unduly heavy bullish specu-
1ation. Bears, however, seemed
to have overreached themselves,
and at times today. especially near
the finish. were lively competitors
for all available offerings. Wet
weather and prospect that re-
ceipts would be light were also
strengthening factors, and SO too
were indications of active export
demand for wheat and rye.
Closing out of spreads between
Chicago and Winnipeg gave indie
pendent strength to oats. A small
failure at Winnipeg was noted in
this connection.
The rise in sterling, together
with gossip that Germany had OBJ
tanned important credits, helped to
lift provisions.
Closing prices:
Corn = May. s1.56as; July,
s1.50A; Sept, $1.461k.
Oats--May, S6%c; July, zoe.
Pork-May, s36.75: July. s36.75.
Lard--May, s2100; July. $3.50.
Ribs-May, $1S.92; July, s19.45.
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ARMY BARGAINS.

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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, March 26.-Mercan-
tile paper, unchanged; exchange,
strong; sterling 60-day bills,
$3.90h; commercial 60-day bills
on banks, sS.90A; commercial CO.
day bills, $S.S9A; demand,
$3.94A; cables. s3.95.
Frapcs-Demand $1A.22, cables
s14.20; Belgian francs 1881,
cables s13.55.
Guilders-Demand SO "a; cables,
81.
Marks-Demand, 1874; cables
1875.
Government bonds-Firm.
Railroad bonds--Irreguiar.
Time loans-Strong. All dates,
$685. per cent.
/ Call money-Strong. High. 10
per cent; low, 6 per cent; ruling
rate, per cent; closing bid, 6 per
cent; offered at Z per cent; last
loan, per Cent; bank acceptances,
g per cent,
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A Him tn the RiIious.

Those who are bilious, dyspeptic
and constipated feel, miserable a
good share of the time. They would
soon feel fine and enjoy their meals
III they wouid take q few doses Of
Tablets to strength
en- their digestion and regulate the
liver and hevel& =
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, Marcn 26.--Sharp Ups
turns in the price of corn took
place today owing largely to ner-
rvousness. of shorts who, had been
apparently mistaken in assuming
mat maximum limit on trading
was again about to be enforced.
The close was unsettled, 1Hc to
2Mc net higher. with May s1.56 Is
to, s1.56ss and July $l.50A to
41.50%. Oats gained &c TO " 9
and provisions 2c.to 32c.
n Corn quickly DISPLAYED ten
tency to ascend IN the absence Of
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, March 26.-Final
prices of Liberty bonds were; 31as,
$97.7O; first As. $90.5S; second As,
$S9.42; first AIS, $1,000; second
ANS, ss9.sS; third Ans. $s2.S4i
fourth AIS, sS9.SS; Victory 3 y s,
$3.50; Victory AVS. 1886.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27

l6xl6 3-ft. wall, khaki coler.-, .. $3.50
16xiG SIT. wall, waterproofed. .. SS7. so
9x9 Officers tent, Aft wall. -. .s265 so
9x9 New naval tent, Aft. wall. :. $500
12x12 New naval tent, Aft. wall. $500
14x14 Army tent, Aft. wall. ..... $4,000
l7x21 Army tent 5-ft wall ......sS5,0o
All tents are 12.4 o., double filled duck
and are sold complete with poles. pegs,
etc. Guaranteed to be Gree from rips,
holes or tears. -
o. d. all wool government overcoats,
three-quarter marching length. excellent
condition, $1,000 each.
o. d. wool shirts. reputation. ...,s so
Khaki riding pants. reauiations,.. 65
Leggings, both side and front lace
Wrapped leggings. o. o. wool. new. $500
Gold Medal cots, new ............s $3.50
Gold Medal cots. used ..........$ $3.50
Steel spring barracks cots, new. -. 500
20-lb mattress to fit either cot. -. $500
Grey new Az lib. government inspect
ed ALI wool army blankets size
6sxsS In. only ................,.ss $500
Same blanket used and renovated,
excellent condition t...:.......... $3.50
All prices Z. o. b. Waco, except cloth
ing and blankets. which are sent pre-
paid insured, parcel post
Mail check or money orser to
ARMY EQUIPMENT COMPANY,
Raleigh Hotel Bldg,
Il Waco, Texas 3h
n
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE-Grand Central lIo6, COM
plete furniture Of thlrty-seyefi rooms.
Apply at Grand Central
FOR SALE--Good business propositions
business houses, residences. cottages
rooming houses. ranches. Southwestern
Realty, 10 South Third. phone S54-W.
FOR sALE-Groeery and meat market
Good suburban location, doing nice
business, neat, clean stock. VIII invoice
about $4,000 Counters and shelving go
with the building. Low rents Owner has
other interests, Deal direct with the
owner. Traders keep out. Address
Grocery, care Journal
WANrED---You 10 know that YOU have
as much right to make BIG QUICK
NONE as the other fellow and you
will, IL you will do as 22 OF our repre-
sentative business people of Albuquerque
have done Gin the last week. by invest
ing Si5 each in one OF our Roosevelt
five acre leases adjoining the big com
pany wells drilling 1t Is only matter
If days until YOU can take out $500 for
s45. Just few days left before the big
advance in price, II you act now. j. f.
Parker, district sales manager. lis South
Fourth, Albuquerque. N. NJ, phone 31s.
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FOR SALE

s4.20o--4-room brick, stucco bungalow,
modern, glassed in porch, hardwood
floors, coal, and gas range Third ward,
close IN; furniture also for sale.
A terrace of four two-story, cement block
seven-room dwellings, each with sepa-
rate hot water heating plant also one
two-family house, three garages. large
lot good location in Fourth ward. A
fine Investment Price on application.
s2,650-4"room frame, modern. large
sleeping porch, lot 50x142. South Edith
street.
s3,100-5-room brick, bath, ETC., sleeping
porch, good outbuildings, South Arno,
s3,000-5-room brick. fireplace. garage,
large lot, good shade, North Fourth
street.
$4,5Os-4S acres Of good land. six miles
from town on state highway, small
orchard, pumping plant, electric power,
two houses. outbulidings. implements.
A, FLgTSCHIER
Real Estate. Insurance Loans.
Phone GA. Ill South Fourth Street.
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FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT-Thtee rvoms, furnished
with bath. for light housekeeping 600
south First, inquire ut Savoy hotel Of
lice. - $50 >. ssss,.s s
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CARPENTERINO

FOR CARPENTER WORK. reasonable,
drop card og call coo North First,
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PERSONAL
A Selling

TOURISTS--Are you coming TO Los AM
geles this summer? Secure your ac-
commodations in advance. CITY Oh
BEACHES. Send stamp for application
Rent Payers Agency. 1105 Kerckhon
Bldg. Los Angeles. Calf.
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WANTED---Houses
FOR RENT---MisceIlaneous


FOR RENT-Pasture; by month or all
summer for horses and cattle, 81 per
month. Frank A. Hubbell Co. BEL
For RENT--Horses and Rigs, to Jemez
and Sulphur Springs, cheap rates.
simon Garcia. 1909 North Arno.
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MONEY TO LOAN
FOR 'RENT-Ranches :

FOR RENT--Ranchi 2S acres; room
house, chicken house and barns. Three
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WANTED-A0enfss

A $4,000 a year proposition to agents,
either sex; no selling; new plan; also
want sales manager. Union Loan Co..
Alhpouerque "a Is
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FOR RENT-DwefIIngs

For kENT--Four room house at 3IJ
West Iron. Phone 327
FOR RENT-Furnished cottagei also
housekeeping rooms. 1i06, South High.
FOR RENT - Threeroom furnished
house at 1906 South Walter. Inquire
1908 South Walter.
FOR KENT-FiYe- room house furnished.
modern. 713 South Broadway. Key
at 623 South Broadway.
FOR RENT-Modern four-reom furnish
ed bungalow, with sleeping porch and
front porch. bulIt-in features. Phone
s1S5-R, or call at lis North Sycamore
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TYPEWRTTERS

fYPBWRITERS--All makes overhauled
i and repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewriter Ex-
change phaas spi.L 1ss eopth Fourth,
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ny MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrsE,

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wI7Ei
New York. March 26.-Stoclls
We're tossed to and fro apparently
at the whim of professional traders
during the greater part of today's
active session. but rose almost
buoyantly in the final hour on con-
firmation of reports that the gold
import movement was under way.
Announcement of the gold in
flow, which is expected to attain
formidable dimensions, was accom-
panied bg a steady advance of
sterling exchange. demand bills on
London rising to s3.95 before the
close Of the market.
The broad rally was accelerated
by a decline of call money to 6 per
cent, or 8 per cent under its open
ing rate, and offerings of time
funds for short periods at a slight
concession from long prevailing
quotations.
The session was marked by sew
eral distinct advances and reac-
lions, due chiefly to heavy selling
for profits in several of the more
speculative shares. General Mo-
LOTS, 1OE tAdlilPltt OpSItu at SNVy
a gain of sixteen points on the
larger dividend, fell back to 377
and closed az 391, a net advance of
seven points.
Affiliated shares. notably Stutz
Motors and Stromberg Carburetor,
moved more consistently, Stutz
closing at 1924, within a point of its
new maximum and a gain of AZ
points, while Stromberg forfeited
part of its siX-point rise.
Other motors. also equipments,
steels, oils, coppers and numerous
specialties We're carried on the crest
of the late rise to levels extending
from two to eight points over the
preceding days close and rails also
improved. though in comparatively
minor degree. Sales amounted to
1,375,000 shares.
Save for several unimportant ex-
ceptions, Liberty issues strength
ened and the international group
also was irregularly higher. Nom
inal gains We're made by railway
and industrial bonds, also local
fractions and other utilities. Total
sales, par value. aggregated $l2,-
200, 900. Old United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
f.Nr III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-15
lila MODA AL D1A.....
VESTIDO DE DEPORTE PARA
Ell VERANO

Para los vestidos de deporte de
las jovenes. en- Ia proxima estacion
del Verano. la tela favorita es el pa
no Jersey, llamado asi por ell ori-
gen de su procedencia, ell Estado de
New Jersey. en- Ia Union America
ia. Dicho PIANO es de lana, suave
' elastico V esa cuaiidad la hace ser
muy propio para aquslla clase de
Vestidos. Los tonos que mas en- DO
"a estaran en- esa tela. son ell verde
iazpe. coral. rosa. amarillo. nenna,
Copenhague Y color de carne,
El modelo del vestido que hoy ofre-
cemos a nuestras lectoras, es uno
ie los que tendran la preferencla de
las damas jovsnes. estando confec-
,ionado con PIANO Jersey de color a
marillo ~mantequilla. La Inca de Ia
.ostura de union en- ei saco. es de
N trazo enteramente nueVo, y da O.
23r:unidad para la aperture de dos
EJ-S9S q! iOS SSSlcuCS. La LhSa va
ia del cuello verticalmente recta Y
.urce en- angulo recto a la mitad del
costado hacia Ia espalda. Cuedando
Ia abertura de Ia bolsa. ~precisamente
sobrc e! lado horizontal. FL cuello
del Saco es. como ell de todas esas
rrendaS. de corte enteramente mas
.ulino Y el cinto de cabritilla blanca,
lue sirve pGrfectamente para usar
sc cen los sacos de depolte de PIANO
T1rsey. en- cualquier color. Las an
has vueltas del Saco, en- cstilo rec
tcngular, son muy de mode Y dos
randes bolsas con Ia abertura dia-
-onal van incrustadls en- elias e.
2aco Sc abrocha con dos bctones en-
ma simple Inca en- ell frete. V Ia
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/ VIC
UN NEGRO ~ESCANDALOSO

Aver en- Ia madrugada Sc registro
en- las ~cercan.as del parque de San
Pedro un escaEd2lo entire varies ne
gros que disputaban aca.oradameate.
Uno de los vecinos de ~aQuellos con-.
rornos do parte a IA po.icia, y los
agsrtes Perrow Y Pfcfferi:ng acudie
ron al l.gar de IL escenlta antes que
es,a aicanzasc caracIeres de TRACE
dia. Precisamente Ell el momento en-
cue los ~@uardianes del Orden publco
hacian su aparicion Il de !os acto-
res de la escena callejeva, IN jove;'
de p amos de cdad sacaba un reyoi-
yer ' 10 disparaba sobre ei grupo de
sus contendientes. Uno de los indlri
duos que estaba junto a el estlvo
-rcsto q des"iarle el brazo rapida
mente y gracias q este no hubo de
lamcntarze dcsgrac.a personal algu-
ma.
e. protagoa:sta del ~escandalo fue
corsignado a las autoriGades pollcla-
cas- que luego le i]nternaron en- una
zelda de Ia carcel De Ia ciudad bajo
el doble cargo de portar armas de
fuego sin permiso alguno que a clio
lie a~utorizasc. Y haber d.sparado Ia
pistola cue luego le fue recogida.
Fl negro culpab.e fue aver pasado
a las a~utoridades del Condado cue
habran de conocer de su delito para
im7oner.c 81 corrective ncccsario.
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UN EN- UNA


Aver. minutes despues dc mcdiodia.
Sc registro en- Ia panaderia que Sc
~encuentra ubicada en- las GALES de
North Flores, No. 1013. propiedad
de Mr.. Baillie. un ircendio que oca-
s:ono 4 su dueno c~orsiderables perdi.
das.. FL tai incendio fu6 o~casionado
por 10 defectuoso de una chimenea.
La llamada de alarma Sc recf5i6 en-
Ia estacioa central de hombcros
a las 1915 cuando ell fuego empeza.
ba va a tomar incremento, pero los
bombaros acudieron aun q tempo
para extingu!r las llamas cue amcna-
zaban con abrazar ell cdificio TODD
de IA panaderia.
Los danos ocasionados a~scendlcron
a quinicntos dolares.
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ENCUENTRAN UN AUTOMOVIL
ROBADO

Antier. va al o~bscurecer, los detec-
tives Carver Y Berry recuperaron un
automovil que. segun informeS que
hubimos en- las ofi"inas de policia.
fue robado en- Ia veCina ciuGad de
Houston. e. caro- en- question encon-
trabase abandonado en- IN canine
c~arretero. q ounce mil!as de San
Antonio. donde segu-amcntc 10 de-
aaron sus ladrones. pues hecho Pc
dazcs como estaba ell vehicuio no po-
dia va prsStarles gran uti!id2d. Los
agentcs De Ia privaGa que diero0 con
81 10 trajeron al departamento de
poScia de dondc lego d;eron aviso
a Ia policia de Houston, Texas, para
que diga7 sus duenoS 10 que deba ha-
ce-se COY cl CAIRO.
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En- casi todos los casos de dcbadad
n Ia nuie-. sc no-a IN flujo mucoso
debI que g escapa de "a vagina que sc
-onoc con el nombre dc ~leucorrea y
,on CT mas comun de flores blancas,'
y es s~orprcndente como Pocas muJeres
con5cen "a imnortancis vital de este
dcrramc con Ia raDidez que debillta
81 ORGANISING. Z, rcsulJ-do comun dc
sta entermedad tan peaosa y wo!esta
1ue tanyisimo SC Ia geucralizaio entire
Il sexo icncnino, SC ~looaliza en- los
5rSanos r~eproductores, ocasionando do
or dc cspaiia, dolor dc costado~ dolor
ie cabeza. cnicrmedad de los ovarios,
uirada langutda, cansanoio, nervio-
udad. paldez densi. nal humor Y color
normal. EsJa dcbilidaG tambien rs
a causa de muchos casoS de csterlidad.
-uando cl iluio de csta molestia es
oroiuSo o abundante, generalmcnre
9xniiica que exiS;en ulceraciones Y
ii~slocaciones de Ia matriz y los dolores
: a-dores de la inflammation son mas
onstantes y perslstentes.
Con seguridaG en- las F'a-macia
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POR INFRACCION DE UNA DE
LAS LEYES DE TRAFlCO

Aver en- Ia Mariana Sc juzg6 en- la
corte de po.icia al primer infractor
de la disposition de trafico que pro
hibe es~tacionar IN vehiculo cualqIie
"a en- las GALES de f. Houston, por
espacio mayor de veintc minutes. f!
i1fractor hubo de cnterar en- Ia men
cionada cortc la cantidad de S. que
en- calidad de multa lie fuc impuesta
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LA APPREHENSION DE UN
ESTAFADOR

ArteTcche ~lograroN IA captura de
I'm peiigroSo estafador los detectives
Knight Y Cooper. FL tai sujeto es de
nacionalidad americana = cucnta 81
amos de edad. Sc le inferno luego en-
una Zelda de Ia carcel de Ia ciudad
' ayeF fue pasado a las autoridades
del Condado.
Sabese que el americsNo este pas6
varios cheques falsos con v~alores
desdc $40 hasta $3.50.
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la ESCUELA
FERR0CARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- -erns dc IN aHo de hahe-H~ lnsta'a.
do, ha irst-ufho . rnuchos estud'ante' para
que co7siEuicran rmrleo on los FF. &C. Ma
-ioaalrs de Mexico y otros sistemas ferro-
~viarins.
:" 'mrs-ten -nnoc!nlentns Y erss5arza
c~crpIcta y modsraa: n Inspectors de Loco
motcras. Irsrrcto-cs De TreHcs de Are. ms
~reeto--s de Caideras. lasu=ctnrrs De T~enes,
MaquInlstas, Focnneros. Conductors. Caro-
'erOs, Reparadores de Carrns, Mecanic"s d."
Casa Redcnds, Mecaniros de Pts" y Taller
General. Mecanlros de Frenns de Air-, Es-
peciulistas y otros varios curses
La Escue's FerrocsrrilerH Meyicana ense'
"a escs trabe eos pN- correspondence. n to-
dos gGue!Ius que desearer 81 slgo mas "G-
stevnos escIavos de trabsie dUros y sue
dos hates. y syuGa a perfeccicnsrse = los
cue ejsrcsn sin teEer Erandss conocimtentos
Ls Escuela Perrecsrrilera MeXicana IS re-
cenecida y racemendada per todas las Unio-
mes de Fer-ocarri,eres AeXlcanos, altos ietes
= ercminsatns empeadcs.
Pcr Ia insigrificants suma Ge euatre poses
c;ncuenta centavos, puede empczar a perfec-
c:nnarse " estudiar IN cuTsoi luego cincO
~rentavos diaries hRsta Que aprenda IN curse
> reclha certiticado y diploma.
:Desea prohar su tuerEa De voiuR;aG para
aprenier alEo prorechUso? Renita IN peso
cincuenta c~entavos en- giro postal II arden de
express. . nmediataaente rec:hiri ieccieues
Y muestrss de Grabados Il rRrins co'oves. su-
~ficieEteS Yara uu mes de estudiuS.
Direction. {
ESCUELA FERROCARRILERA MEXfGAHA
P. O.. Box i.2i Los Angeles Cal. q. S. a
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FL Miristro Louvois decia a Luis
XIV en- p~resencia de Pedro Stupa.
coronel de g~uardias suizos. que con
q GRO Y Ia. plata que los suizos ha,
bian recibiso lie los reyes de Fran
Ella. Sc podia hacer una calzada dss.
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SANTORAL.

San Juan Bautista de Ia Sale
Confesor Y furdador de los HERNIA
nos de la Doctrina Crist.ana. San Isl
dro Labrador Confesor Y Santa Dimp-
ma Virgen Martir.
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falde es enteramente lisa, corta Y es-
trecha sin exageracion. FL somore
70 de lorna marinero. es de paJa
toscana adornado con liston maure
b!anco. Ell calzado para este rraJe,
es bajo. choclo o zapatllla estilo
pump.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-15

Ciertes dolores simpre indican IN
mai funeienan.i ento de les rin0nes.
En- tales casos sus rinones requieren
atencion. Cuando sus names Y pies
Sc hinchan y Sc siente I'd. cansado
v falto de aeetito, atiendase en- Sc
guida. Mrs. |. Gibson, 18th and Edi-
son SITS. La Junta, Cele., nes dice:
mis- rinones me o%riginaron grandes
t~rastornes. pero tome Foley Kidney
Pills Y actualmente me siento muy
biep." (Adv.l
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81 ES listed MLyER LEA
ESTO QUE Ii CONVENE
Los ..Supositorios Mitchella

Los "Supositorios Mitchella
yaeinales.' estan considerados Por
specialists en- c~nferraedades de las
uuieres. como el trataniento local
mas eiicaz para cast todas las enter
medades locales de Ia mujer. Adernas
tcnernos una infinidad de testimonies
dc personals id6neas Y c~arecteTlzadas
de distintos paises. en cue % rlnden,
en- una forma que reveal mucha sin
ce1dad. SUI asradecimiento Por ell
exito que han alcanzado con los "Su-
positoriOs Mitchella NaeinaleS.
En- las Girecciones que acomPana a
cada Gaia. SC dan a conocer mas en-
detalie las Intermediates cue han sido
dominadas con Ell uso de este gran
esoecifico. Y ninguna mujer Va sea
casada. soltera o viuda, que SURE de
cualauiera dc cstos d~esordcnes, dcbc
vacilar en- hacer IN cnsavo, especial
mcntc 81 Sc siente cansada Y abatlda.
FL uso de los "Supositorios Mitche-
liza Yaeinales" es sencillo Y no con-
tienen grasa de ninguna especie. RI
danse en- las F~arrnacias Y D~roguerias.
Rio Grande", Ell Paso; San An
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AUTO LIVERY

references IrOcE?It $50 IVA
1920 Y
Ell UNTCO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAp.
Carros, a p~roposito Y n precios "a
zonables. ~especiales para BautiZos,
Matr;monios V Furerales. Prec:os
.especiales para fuera de la ciudad.
Servicio rapido dia V noche.
Leon A. MARTINEZ Gerente.
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de Paris a Basiiea-
Oy6lo ell coronek. Y replico:
-Nerdad es; zero con Ia sanCre
que a V. NJ. han dado los s~uizos, ben
= podria hacer un canal de Basi!ea
a Paris.
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REGLSTRO CIVIL
NACIMiENTOS

Una nina de David Cavazos Y Lu-
ella Hernandez de CavaZos.
I'm nino de Casimiro Esplnosa y.
Santos Lozano de Espinosa.
Una nina de Antonio LoZano y
,Juana Contreras de LoZano.
Tn nino de Apolonio Pena Y Con-
cepcion Trevino de Pena.
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DEFUNCIONES

Limo A.rocha. a la edad de So amos.
Sra. Dna. Conception Davi.A. a Ia
edad de so amos.
Sra. Dna. Gregoria Montalvo, a "a
edad de 81 amos.
Nina Esperanza Fuentes. 4 Ia edad
de 5 meses IS dias, hija del scnor
Don Adolfo FIsntes G., Y de Ia eX-
tinta sonora Clotilde Salazar de Fuen
ties.
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PASAPORTESE PARA MEXICO
Mr.. Nathan G. Martin. para e!
puerto de TampiCo.
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Con seguridad en- las Fa-macias
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AHORA Sc SIENTE MUY BIEN

ESCUELA FRRRoCARRILEAA MExfeANi
p. o. Box ia2i Los Angeles Cal O.. S. A
The Coconino sun., 1920-05-07
VALUABLE HORSE SAVED
Expected Horse Would Die-Now
 Sleek and Healthy.

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 MT. Huste benefited by the advice of Dr. LeGear. By following the doc tors advice you can also keep your stock sleek and healthy. Get Dr. Le- Gears Stock Powders from your deal CT; feed it to your horses, milk cows, steers, hogs and sheep as per direc- tions. Satisfaction or money back Dr. L. D. LeGear Med. Co.,, St. Louis, Mo