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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
RETAIL SHOE PRICES NOT
TO ADVANCE THIS FALL
81 Louis Manufacturer Tells Associa-
n o1s1 sI will Hemain Stationary,
While Styles Change.
10y ASsoriatcd Prcssl

MEMPHIS. TENN. March @ s-re,.n
prices for footwear will remain virtual
stationary, but there will be a
marked departure in the fall styles,
Harry Vinsonhaler ST.. Louis manufac-
turer. today told the annual convention
81 inc Irl-State Shoe Retailers Asso-
ciation in session here.
.Oxtords with overgaiters will be the
style for fall wear, he said.
The association, in resolution. In
dorsed a suggestion made by Lee Brock.
OF Nashville, member of the Tenncssec
Falr Prtcc Commission, that local
committee. comprised OF two women,
one tradesman. three consumers and
fonr @ merchants. be appointed to deter
mine fair retail pricos for shoes.
other speakers today, and nt the ban
duet tonight. include John RI. Wilson.
OF st. Louis, and Arthur L. Evans.
president of the Retail Salcsmens In
stitute. of Boston, who also will speak
tomorrow.
officers will be elected ana the next
meeting place chosen at tomorrow's
sessions.
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MEMORIAL LIBRARY BILL
FINALLY PASSES SENATE.
Measure Appropriatcs S2oO,OOO and
Authorizes S1,5OO,OOO Bonds
for Building.
CITY MUST GIVE FORD LOT
State Will Dedicate Strip to Widen
Bank Strect-Amcrican Legion
Favors Memorial TO War Vet
Grams.

Plans to have erected in Richmond a
great central library building as 4 me-
mortal to the sons and daughters OF the
State who served in the world war re-
ceived tho approval yesterday, after
OF ns senate Mch passed snS
dedication OF the Ford lot to the State
by the city of Richmond. and granting
to the municipality, "a fifteen-foot strip
Of Capitol Square along Bank Street.
Senator Mills succeeded in bringing
together in one measure several prop
ositions, WHICH provide that tho two
being distinctly Understood that the
Ford lot. behind City Hall. shall be
used as As the site for the library build
be named to proceed with securing
plans and specifications for the me-
600 GEAR for the next two years be
appropriated for use in its erection. and
that the Library Board be empowered
TO Issue bonds not 10 exceed $l,50o,ooo
provide for Trade with City.
Tho bill provides that the city be
deeision as tG to the dedieation 20 of fsfEe tie
parcel sof ground TO the State. which
will then releasa to heycity rhe fftsnn-
widen BANK street. Six commissioners
will be appointed by the Governor. the
President OF the Senate and Speaker of
the House. each official naming an equal
number.
Tho bin providing for the erection of
the memorial library WAS introduced by
Senator Mmpp. who agreed that it
should be incorporated in the measure
sponsored by Senator Mills. In the
bill OF the junior senator from Rich
mond II was stipulated that the Ford
lot when transferred to the State, should
be used as the Site Of tho library build
ing.
When the structure finally is com >
plcted, it will have cost $4,000. 900. ac-
cordinG to those who have considered
tho matter. and will be a beautiful and
enduring monument to tho young men
and women who answered the call to
service in the war with Germany. This
library building is the sole request for
recognition of service thot the .anleri-
can Legion has made of tho State. II
represents the view gained by. the men
OF this body after careful investiga-
tion OF the most fitting memorial TO
VirGinia's fighters and war workers.
Commits State to Policy.
Though little work can he done on
the project until after the city has
given its consent to the transfer OF the
TO mean that the state is definitely COM
mtted to this policy. No fearNis en-
tcrtaineds either that Richmond will OBJ
ject to the proposal or that the House
will fail to give final approval TO the
bin.
The library building here will be tho
central structure. for q number OF
| ties of tho State. The measure au-
thorizing the others, giving the COM
minities authority to levy 2-cent
tax for their establishment and ap-
propriatinE $4,000 for this purpose.
was advanced yesterday 10 its third
sored by Senator'S Goolricll, Paul, Can
non and I.eedy
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DECISION REACHED
BY VOTE OF ) TO a
Industrials and Rails, Depressed
by Rumor, Jump Skyward
When News Is Made Public.
READY FOR "MELoN CUTTING"
Organizations Prepare for Distri-
button of Huge War Profits
as Extra" Dividends.
READY FOR "MELoN CUTTING"

WASHINGTON. March S.-Corpora-
t:on dividends distributed IN the form
of stock do not constitute Income"
and consequently are not subjcc. 70
Federal income taxes. the Supreme
Court decided today in q 5-to-4 de-
.c!slon.
Provisions OF the 1916 Federal in
como tax law ievying taxes on stock
dividends were declared unconstitu-
t!onal- The decision also nullitled
similar provisions OF the present law
and will involve great loss in revenues
TO the government in future coiiec-
tons and also refunds of such taxes
already collected. Large financial in
numerous stock dividends OF various
proportion are expected to be de-
c!ared soon.
tice P.tnuy. Chief Justice White and
Justices McKenna. Van Devanter and
dissenting members OF tho court. jus
tice Holmes read a brief opinion in
when hs was fGined by duS,iee Pay
lengthy opinion in which Justice
Merely "Iaper certiheate..'
In holding that stock distributions
are not dividends on account OF no
separation Of corporate assets being
nsolySa Jn.,ice ptns IL
,ltcatcs" in undistributed asssts. arc
not realiSed profits. and therefore are
eomn Tho as ,asteHst fsssrssss ssos in the in
eonsiitutionai sd and not permit,ed by by
the sixteenth. or income tax, amend
ment to the Fedora! Copatitution.
betaxed only after etockholders reai-
ize upon them by gallo, In which case
the goyernmsnt may levy income taxes
tended that Congress- had power to tax
s;sek dividends, holding tina. such di.
IN cash. The, sixteenth amendment.
the ,mi1ority declared. is broad enough
Justices Brandeis and Clarke char
acterized, the majority view as mar
permit many corporations sA'f 10 esespe Moape
is actually fhsir incomeS Deciara.
other medium. the two Justices added,
is wholly matter OF financial man
aGemcnt' and therefore. "if a divi-
distribution Of profits Congress may. of
course, tax II as income"
Tho other dissenting opinion ex-
pressed the belief that tho word I'm
come. in the sixteenth amendment
should be read In a sense most obvious
line of It's adoption. Most people,
other than lawyers, it was added sup
posed when they voted for II that they
put at rest tho question of direct taxes
including lovies, on stock dividends
Foresecs Huge Evasion.
Representative Hull. Democrat Ten
ncssce. author of the income tax la W.
declared tonight that today's decision
OF the Supreme Court mot only de-
stroys tho last vestigc OF Congress
stonal powor to tax stock dividends"
but also annals the. present law for
taNation OF personal service corpora
'!ons,'-thos3 in which individual ser.
vice is the chief factor.
The effect" said sMr. Hull, "is that
any group OF individuals may form ar
ilhcial entities and screen themselves
ana aHoid a large amount Of eheir Just
"Evagions 10 the annual extent Of
nundreds 60 Of millions Of dollars" Rep
resenIhthieiYe sIhin Hull predicted. would be
would escape taxation"
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WILSON .SA VS. ''VERY HEART
or COVENANT IS LlPERIED d
BY WEAKENING ARTICLE X. 4
John Barleycorn Is Gone;
Cigarette Going in 1921
.Inx AssocIated rress.1

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March S.-Aboli-
tfOn OF tho cigarette I'm America
by 1925 IL the MIN of the Intcriu-
tional Cigarette League which has
been organized ny successor to- the
Antf-Cigarcttc League, II was an
nOunced today.
"Savc the GIRL tx one OF the
league slogans.
An effort will he made to enlist
every girl I'm Chicago In the 'tclean
life army" of tho league.
Miss Lucy Page GnstOn. executive
superintendent of the organization,
nddressed meetings OF Methodist.
ministers today I'm an effort to en-
list their mid. = campaign for $780,
900 to chrry on the leagues work
VIII begin soOn. according to Miss
CASTOR.
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20, 1000 POUNDS YEARLY
FOR BRITISH AMBASSADOR
Sir Auckland Geddes, Salary VIII He
f2,5O0, with f17,50O for
Enfertnin m m euf

bassador at Washington will here
after. receive 100000 yearly. His salary,
will be f2,500. and an entertainment al
lowance of f17,509. Premier Floyd
George made this announcement in the
House of Commons this afternoon.
I, Sir Auckland Goddes was recently
appointed to this post. -
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PRESIDENT. OUT FOR AIR,
IN AN OPEN AUTOMOBILE
Looking Picture of Health. Enjoys Sec
ond Drive, Though Sharp Wintry
WindA Are HIn1YInE.

WASHINGTON. March s.-President
Wilson went riding today in an open
Mrs. Wilson. .Rear-Admiral Grayson and
Wilmer Boiling, Mrs Wilson's brother.
The President wore a heavy overcoat
and golf cap. He looked tho picture
of, health. IT was his second public
appearancsS since he took To his bed last
October after his WesteUn tour. but on
his first ride last "Wednesday he used
a closed car. 49, ff a.
a bright sun was shining. hut some
of tho snow from last weeks olizzard
still was on the ground and sharp
wind was blowing. q =, s -
The police again prohibited photo
graphers from taking pictures OF the
President 49, ~ s4i-f. s'sI. 4
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no Form, An,i,tr,kc n \,

WASHINGTON March s.--The six-
teen RAILROAD unions and the Associa-
ton or hallway Executives were di-
rected tonight by tho Interstate e Com
merce Commission to mako nomina-.
lions Tor lab bors and capital. respective.
~ to the tripartite board created by
the transportation act. which Will af,t
tempt settlements of disputes without
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Speaker GilIett sFasr.d out.n

(. ..NASHINGTOS,5 ( March S.-Speaker
6 Gillett y advised the House today that
O rest. In ordor4 that LEGISLATION might
not be delayed the House granted Mr.
3illett's request that be be authorized
20 name a Speakers pro tenn. to sign
htlls while he takes a ten-day vaca-,
Mon. The Sneaker said 4 that he was
not sick, but "a agged sout,5 IS q, Z.
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BOOM WHEN COURT RULES
INCOME 7AXOND or
STOCK UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Brain Work Increases
Insanity Among Women
IBy Universal servicc.l

LONDON, March s. - Insanity In
increasing among women because
they nre taking n much greater
share I'm the worlds work, accord
Ing TO a report by DIR. Edward Os-
wnld, SUPERINTENDENT OF the Glas-
gov Royal Asylum.
The strain reacts mostly ON pro-
fessional women, he SAYS women
OF the working class are not so
likely to break down. There hRs
bccn n nOtnhle incrensc In the num-
bcr OF school-tcachers and students
admitted TO insane asylums tn Grcut
britain.
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WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND,
MEDICAL CORPS OFFICER
Captain Wade Doster SInIn In Coiun,-
bus Hotel by Wifc. Who Then Is
49, ATTEMPTS Suicide. iH

. CoLuMRUS. \, NJ. March S.--Cap-
medical corps at Camp Furlong hero.
was shot and Killed early today in q
Columbus ho:e). by his wife, who then
turned tho gun on sherself. according
expected TO recover. si ~ IS
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"REDs' CAPTURE REMNANTS

Cruiser. Four Torpedo Boat Destroycrs
and Two submarines Arc
Part OF the Loot.
i LONDON. March 8-Thc Bolshevists
at Odessa CAPTURED the Russian cruiser
admiral Nakhimoff, four fast torpedo
steamer, throe trawlers, two cuttcrs
and two submarines, according to a
wireless communication rcceiyod from
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-18

Sc NECESlTA sonora o senorita con eN-
periencla como cocinera- o como mesera. Oh
rigirse calle Durango No. 10. ID
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CHASCARRILLOS

Tn labrador que habia degrade agen
ciarse una bonita fortuna, V Sc figura-
ba que TODD 10 puede ell dinero: fu@ a
Yer un dia al maestro de escuela para
enterarse de los adelantos de su hijo.
-5Qu1 tai, senior maestro. apren-
de mucho Ell chico?
-Muy POGO.
-:Y como es ESQ.,?
-P3rque lie falta disposition.
lisa es buena. No quiero que a
mi chico le falte Eada. Dfgame listed
en- d6nde venden disposition, que lie
vov = comprar toda Ia que lie haga
ia!ta.
En- I'm restordn:
-iQu6 "a a ser?
-iTienc listed perdiz?
Sc la traer6 vnlando..
No, .hombre: 60, n % Ia quiero vo-
iando. La quiero en- ~escabeche.
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UNA HUSTON

Con su cortapapel de plata que le ha-
hfa ~obseouiado una admiradora, ell Sc"
nor Resinacq abri6 esa ultima carta'
Decia ash:
Maestro:
Os ruego que leafs esta carta hasta
ell fin Y que seals indulgente con la des-
conocida que osa enviarosia. Qulefo MO
rir, v morir amandoos. 81, deiante oe
Dios: Que me llama a Ell. juro que os
amo V que jamas he amado a otro. TN
81 umbral de la muerte no siento ningu-
no de esos pudores que acometen a las
mujeres cuando es ~necesarlo hacer ID
les confesiones. Ademas. tenSo Ia seeu-
ridad de que no me vereis jamas, y ESQ
me- da valor para confidencias en- eS-
trernos. que en- cualquiera otra u
tancia serfan tan impropias como ridlcu
las.
Tenco veintiun amos. Mi mare era
una cantatriZ mundane de QUEEN los ola
rios de Paris hablaron con muchos elo-
CLOS. Ella os interpret6 con frecuencia
en- los salones elegantes. Erals 81 COM
positor favorito. Puedo decir, pues que
he crecido al son de vuestra musica y
que Ia revo en- el coraz6n. Me ha conso-
lado en- mis- tristezas de nina y me
ha estimulado en- mis- luchas de mujer.
.Sabeis bien. maestro, 10 que las melo-.
dfas pueden despertar de admiration,
de entusiasmo, de r~espetuosa curiosi-
dad primero, y de ternura ~apasionada
despues. en- un coraz6n Adolescence que
tiene un POGO de Imagination?
;Comprendeis como ell amor descsn-
did allf. guiado por vos y For ESQ forzo-
samente sc vuelve hacia vos?
Perdonadme. He lefdo en algunas
parties que las jovenes tfsicas Sc consul
men de un fuego mas violento ante
los altares donde no puedsn hacer lar
gas devociones, Y 20 soy tfsica, estoy
condenada. Los specialists me han
enviado a Pau este otofo. Pero Ell CT
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ENSENANZA

PROFESSOR Jose Alfonso Pajares, del Con-
,erva,orio Nacional &c Mnslca de Mexico, con
mas &c Is amos Dc pracuca. Da ciaSes par
.,ruIares y en- 81 Academia lols ". EouS-
Ton st
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pastoral

Ven, gazalita, ven. Deja que Ell hato
duerma hasta que del alba
la mano hecha de luz que abre las
(flores
Ia tosca puerta del redil nos abra.
Y escucha sin enojo
10 que nunca dijerate, zagala,
81 en- lugar de Ia sombra que nos cubre
la claridad del sol nos alumbrara-
Porque Sc que Sc acercan g. TIL dido,
yo quisiera que fuesen mis- palabras
dulces como Ia niel de tus colmenas,
puras como la leche de tvs cabras.
mas frescas Y armoniosas que Ia risa
que de tus labios. zagalica, salta,
V mas suaves = aIegres u las notas
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III

Tn ano rivi6 en- Valparaiso. y. "a
do estaba Il punto de cumplir los seten.
IA. lles6 un barco de Bernondo.
No 10 mandaba Tonga. que va habfa
muerto. sino un hiio suyo. Ell cual re-
cibi6 al pobre L~andaz8bafc con los bra
EOS abiertos.
Cinco meses dcspues subia al dcs-
venturado Dor la estrada de Aldabc
como quien sube al Calvario. Glen V Q
ces Sc detuvo en- ell canine. poraue le
cost0 mas 81 ascender por aquella
cuesta que le habia costado el recorrer
Ia America del Sur. va noche lego z
IL puerta dc su casa. Neti6 ia mano por
Ia gatera. saco Ia lave. abri6. encendit
con los f6sforos de antafc ell cabo de
rechina Y fue a %sentarse ante Ell hogan
solitario y TRIO.
Cuando su vecina Maria Mendoza
vic luz dentro de la casa de Landau
bal. corri6 e~spantada haci2 el portugal
entr6 en- Ia cccina Y. contemplated a
viejo, eXclam6:
Iva has venido de lag Americas:
Lonsa nos conto tn viaje. iD6nde es-
tan pues. tus hijos?
Made 10 sabe,-contesto el via.
jero-inadie 10 sabe. iPobre de Mi
-iPues por ESQ fue una locura-
repuso Ia vieja-eI ir 4 las Americas
con los ojos c%erradcs, sin saber a dor
de ibast
-;Qus tiene de exttano-anadi6 e.
casero-que uno Sc vuelva loco cuando
los hijos cometen Ell crimen de olvidar-
Sc dc SUI padre y de su m2drei Por csc
crimen. tai vez, Sc han .s~eparado mas
Y mas cada dfa las Americas de Espa
fla.
Ten confianza-dijo Maria-taI re-
Ell dia enc pensado vendran a verte.
-;Ya es tardc. Mari-contest6 G.
viejo sacando su pipa ronosa, llenan-
cola de tabaco de zebra y e~ncendiendo-
IA o el cabo de Ia rechina-iSa e.
tarde. 70 solo, no quiero viv:r. A Ia
eternidad me voy. All, por 10 menos
encontrare a Consc, que ME acompa'
nara.
Y mientras fumaba suspirando. fuG
r~esbalandose su cuerpo en- el cscaho
V a I'm tempo L~andazabal In pips
rodaron por Ell suelo: Y Maria. cay6 dc
rodillas horroriZada al Il su vecipo
muerto. Desde aquella noche el caserfc
de L~andazabal esta cerrado: cayendvse
POGO a POGO, y esperanto a los desgra.
ciados e ingratos hijos, que nunca vol.
veran.
RICARDO BECERRO DE BENGOA
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ma en- Pau. los msdicos de Pau. Y tam
bien este panorama de Pau, que debfa
por 81 solo obrar milaSros, no puede
NADIA conmiso. LEGO al fin del pobre
sendero en- que ell destino quiso que fl
tres dfas, sin duda........
Maestro, dejadme expresaros un de-
SEQ: No quiero irme sin haberos visto.
Habito en- Pau Ell mismo hotel que
vos. Soy vuestra vecina. He lefdo err
IN diario que ha5iais llegado aquf an
teayer; despues de ESQ, Ia loca, Ia que
rida %tertaci6n me persigue: veros. sa-
Der como sois. conocer un POGO Ia for
ma de esa frente donde tantas obias
maestras han nacido. IA envoltura de
Csc eoraz6n que reina sobre ell mic. Ma
estro, 70 creo que IA muerte me hara
aun Ia gracia de q horas de vida. Dig
naos aParecer sobre Tuestro balloon por
algunos %segundos al caer Ell sol, cuardo
los Princes eSt4n tan bellos, rcSados
como los %arreboles del cielo y parecen
invitar los pies de los moribundos a 81
birlos. Os mirare sin mostrarme yo,
pues no soy sino Ia sombra de n VI
viente. Y no quiero afligiros con 81 es.
pectaculo de mu juventud deerepita- Os
mirare, impregnare mis- ojos de vuestra
imagen, y en- Ell Paradise, 81 Dios me 5uz-
ga digna de eptrar, ell reclerdo de vues-
ira vision ioh gran mdsico, me sera
mas dulce que los corciertos de los an
gelesi.....
iQusreis? ST. mo es cierto? Porque
deseo irme feliz. Mi alma abraza Ia
vuestra-
A fin de estar bien segura de que
sois vos, me atrevo a rogaros adn que
ap~arezcais sobre ell balloon con un hhre
en- Ia. mano. Gracias. Dire a Dios, CONT
so.s bueno."
Como muchos compositores celshrs,
tPara a Ia ssJ.
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NTODELD
Ell Viaje de I'm Viejo

Investigator, leyeron los registros off,
ciales para Saber ST habfa gentes de 81
apellido en- Ia capital o en- p~rovincias,
V en- efecto, aparecieron Yarios en- Rio
Cuarto, Mendoza, San Juan y Catamar-
ca. Sin esperar a mas, y sin despedir"
Sc, tomo ell viejo Ell portante Y. en- fe-
%rrocarriI, a caballo, en- carreta, come
pudo en- muchos meses de viaje reco-
rri6 esos Y otros diversos puntos y CO.
marcas, donde halo en- efecto algu-
nos de su apellido; pero. que nj cram
de SD familia, nj dc su provincial. En-
Mendoza lie dijeron que ALA arrtba,
en- las Cordilleras, habia muchos vas
COS en- las obras del ferrocarril que ioa
a Chile: Y, de regreso de Catamarca,
baj6 a Cordoba V a San Luis y a Lu-
jan v subi6 a las clmbres de las deriva-
clones del Accncagua y de Cspallata
En- las obras halo a muchoS viZcafnos,
pero nc a sus hijos. nj a sus nietos. So
corrieronle Eenerosamente sus paisa-
nos. entire los cuales pas6 bastante item
po. = cIando Sc enter6 de Que. dcsie
uno dc aqueilos elcvados puertos, sc
veia el mar. Y 10 vic. dijo. enjuganuo.
Sc las lagrimas de SUI amargura Y IL
rando una recia chupada a su pipa de
barro:
-.El mar. lei canine de mi. casa!
.Por allf debe andar el captain Tonga;
me vov.
Raj6 las cordilleraS con otra
ma de vascos. que ban q San Felipe
a Quillota Y a Valparaiso. y no tal.
taron en- Chile bucnos COMBAT iotas 81
yos que lie atendieron. TamDoco all
reSultaron ser los de su casa. los Ian
dazabal qe pudieron encontrarse ri.
dieronse noticias a AntofaGasta. n Pc
tosf Y a Inuique Y no parecieron mas
Landazabales que aigunos que tcrra7
puestos en- las minaS de ca.iche. cetra
de Caracoles. de los que did noticia:
ell sastre Rabasa. de Nitoria. Nj sus hi
jos. nj sus nietos parecian. nj el cap.
tan Tonga tampoco.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

DatIl pasado. Cajeta de Celaya. nuera, Mel
de Magney: leGitimO chocolate meNIcano Ell
TAPATIO," Chile Negro Pasilla y Mulato
de Mexico. Chiporle seeo; QqeSo de tuna
>Oueso Blauco, Carne SEGA, MolcaJeteS. Me
tatcs Loza y Curiosidades de Guadalajara,
CucharaS de palo. EScobetillas. iERBAS
MEDICiNALES, ChoriEo estiio mexieano,
Tomato FRESADILLA, Camaron. Semi
la calabaza. etc. Pida LiSta General Ora
TTS. DespachamoS Grdcnes de UN DOLLAR
arriha uor correo O express. o PREClOS
MAS BAJoS. Ell .DE>PACHo MAS RAPI-
DO. DirijanSe a: CABEZUD BROS. Box
IS. Sta. \. san Antonio, Tex. w. Comm.
l4lol2.
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$500 DE GRATlFICACIoN lie dare a la
persona que me informe del ~paradero o me
Dc Ia direction de mi hcrmano Antonio Gu
titrrez de 81 amos dc edad. dc regular esta-
tura, cara redonda. nariz afilada. labioS Grue-
SOS. pelo castano. no usa bigote. Originate
dc Capilla dc Guadalupe, del Estado de ia
lisco: Mex. y Sc cncuentra en- este pals, des-
dc 1919. SuS lltimaS notic;as las recihi dc
kingsburg. Cal. Dirigirse a Leonardo Gu
t~ierreZ. Box 1876. Buffalo Center, Iowa.
fonI
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CUALQUIER persona activa en- toicS los
puntos de los Estados UnidoS, pucden ga
mar $50. a 500 por semana. con nuestro
nuevo mucStrario dc prenderla y quincalla;
no hacc faita practica nj capital. Pidanse
informes gratis en- ~eSranol l David Alberto,
p. Q. Box 1876, New Orleans, La.
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

AboEado Mexicaao. 1920 Brady Blds-
TelefGna Or. 773. san Antonio, Texas
SENoRES FERRoCARRILEHOS MEN,
cANOS. Hare que las CompaniaS les reem
ooIscn los que invirtieron en- Bonos de =
Libertad. Cobyo Back Pay aumento de
s,eldos. CHEQUES y tempo" ST SURE al
gun Academic en- ei trabajo. 20 lie dire 10
TUE debe pcdir. A-reSlo negocios rclaeions
dos con mi profession en- todas parts del
pans. DiriGirse Al Lie. J. PEARCE NAME
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La Gloria" Nj. Elizondo, Prop

Sc NECESTTAN scnoras Y SeHoritas rars
tarbajar e. fabrica de limpiar nue.: t-abs!o
facil : bier =cnuneraGe. Dir;cirse lis South
PccoS -.
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AGRADECERE muchiSimo a Ia persona que
ne informe del paradero dc Trinidad Nava-
rro. dc % amos de cdad. originario del Esta-
do dc Michoacan, Alto giiero. pelo castano
En- Septiembrc del ano pasado Sc encontraba
trabajaado en- Kansas. con Ia Compania EN-
p~acadora wilson Desde entonces no sabe-
mos de cL Cualquicr informc. favor de df-
606. San Antonio. Texas. (20)
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Free Endowment B

Necesitamos in~aicdiatamcnte a tooos loo
experros en- trahajos de construction. Con-
disiores de Open Shop. pol Se6eil Bldg.
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Varios amigos disputaban sobre
cual de ellos tenfa mas fuerZa.
-Yo levant0 I'm peso de Glen XII
los.
-Yo derribo n puerta de un pu-
~hetazo.
-Yo agarro a un o bravo por
los cuernos y no Sc
-Pues TODD ESQ no es NADIA Ell com
paraci6n con 10 que hace m; hijo,I
-:Y que es? +
Para III trcn o una rtano.
ESQ es grilla.
DE veras, Mi hijo es maquinista.
En- el teatro:
-5Ha visto listed que actriz mas
falsa? no tiene NADIA natural.
-Perdone listed, .sehora. Tiene IN
hijo.