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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
ARCHDEACOM RESIGNS

Rev. E. Lewis Howe, archdeacon OF
Nevada diocese of the Episcopal
church, has accepted the position OF
religious director in San Joaquin, Cal.
diocese and will leave next week for
Stockton where he will make his head
quarters.
Rev. Mr.. Howe has been engaged iii
missionary work in this state for the
past three years and half and the re-
suit of his efforts are reported to be
most fruitful. Under his supervision
many towns in the state that other
wise have no church organizations
have been afforded church services at
regular intervals Other parishes have
prospered through his cooperation.
The archdeacon's work has been at
tended by a statewide acquaintance,
Il have enjoyed my work in Nevada,
and particularly the friends have
made. For that reason regret leav-
ing but feel particularly fitted for the
kind of work my new position re-
quires," Rev. Mr.. Howe said when
announcing his change.
| He has received numerous offers re-
Gently from other dioceses, including
one in Denver but chose the California
field because of the character of the
work it afforded.
| Archdeacon Howe came to this state
from Los Angeles where he had been
previously engaged in church work
| for ten years.-Gazette.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
RECEPTION FOR
NEW CONGRESSMAN

Lyon County now boasts of real,
live, all wool Congressman, and a
movement is on foot, sponsored by
the, Republican Club of Lyon County,
and heartily seconded by the balance
OF the county, to give Mr.. Arentz a
reception which will express the con-
fidence and congratulations of his
friends and neighbors, including those
who voted for him, and the few who
did not
The affair will be held in Rink Hall,
December 4th, between 9 and II p m,
Prominent speakers will address
the guests. Among those invited
from outside the county are Gov
ernor Boyle, Senator Henderson and
Senator Oddie, Chas r. Evans, M. J.
Sullivan, Key Pittman, and George
Wingfie1d
No local invitations will be- issued
as every citizen of Lyon County is
expected to be present
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
EIKO COUNTY LEADS
IN NUMBER OF FARMS

Elko county leads in the number OF
farms in the state Of Nevada with 534
according to the census report just
made public, with Churchill county
second and Washoe third, while Storey
has the fewer number with only IA
The state, as whole, has 3l64 farms
in 1920, as compared with 268o in
1910.
The farms Of the state are distributed
among the counties as follows:
Elko, 543; Churchill, ,4o8 Washoe,
481; Lyon, 2o7; White Pine, I'll; Clark
162; Nye, 1853; Lincoln, l45; Humboldt
1872; Douglas, l2o; Pershing, u.s. Min
eral 81; Lander, o.; Eureka, 60 Orms-
by, 40; Esmeralda, 10; Storey ID.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
THE WEEKS NEWS
FROM MASON

The sudden death Of Mrs. S. v.
Graffam last Thursday morning was
a great shock to the residents OF this
town. She was a member of the La
dies Aid and the Womans Club, and
was faithful worker. She will be
very much missed by her many friends
i'll Mason and much sympathy is eH-
tended to her bereaved husband.
The funeral took place on sunday,
the services being held under the aus
pices OF the Pythian Sisters and the
Rebecca Lodges and was largely at
tended from Mason the following be
ing present Mr. and Mrs. Ike John
son, Mrs. Swalley, DR.. and Mrs. I'd
wards Mrs, Wells, MIR. and Mrs. Book
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Lever, Mr. and
Mrs. T. II Cook, Mr. and Mrs. |. S.
Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs Roy 'Kiddcr,
Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Payne, MIR. and
Mrs. S. Taboo, Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Kidd, Mrs. Gurr, Mrs. O. Bot,
Mr.. and Mrs A. Sturgeon Mrs. W.,
Day and others.
There were many beautiful floral
pieces.
Mr.. flirsh was a business visitor
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Gerasko left on
Monday on visit to Reno
The Mason Sportsmen are still
busy with their guns and continue TO
make small bags -,
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Mathews re
turned Sunady from trip to Reno.
MIR. @. w. Hatfield, the Nevada
Copper Belt Agent left last Friday
for a six weeks visit to his home in
California.
a very successful dance was held
in Spragg Hall on Saturday night and
was largely attended from all parts
OF the valley The profits from the
same was handed over to the Home
and School League for the Children's
Christmas tree.
\ big balloon dance will be held il
Spragg Hall New Years Eve All
kinds OF iun and frolic. Keep this
date vacant
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
FARM CLUB BOYS
RAISE POTATOES

An average net profit OF $500 per
one-third acre is the hesult that has
been obtained by four potato club boys
under the direction of the Farm Blu
reau OF the I'ernley Community.
The boys produced an average OF
over twelve ton per acre. They used
Melted Gems. which were treated for
disease previous to the time OF plart-
ing. The average cost OF raising the
potatoes and harvesting them, was APP
proximately $1,000 per ton.
These boys are we'll satisfied with
their work and two OF them, at least,
expect to save all OF their potatoce
for seed next year and go into the po-
tato business on larger scale
The continued production of poto
toes in Fernlcy Community is in
keeping with the Farm Bureaus idea,
which is to introduce cultivated
crop i'll addition to alfalfa, so that the
farmer will always have some
thing to sell in case he could not mar
ket his hay advantageously.
The boys who completed their work
were James Byrnes, Roy Funk, Orvis
Stock and Leo Sullivan.
county, who won the state senator
ship; Jerry Sheehan Winnemuccca
banker. who was elected state-senator
from Humboldt county, this as an in
dependent republican; Harry Stewart
mayor OF Reno, who served as chair
man of the republican state central
committee during the recent campaign
and who is credited with being respor-
sible for much OF the success attained
by his party. even though some one
has said ever so unkindly that the
thing would have gone to victory ever
with a yellow dog at its head and with
out managers ofany kind:' Wm. Nc,
Gill, White Pine county sheep raiseI
and rancher. who fought diligently
and successfully to keep down tht
democratic majority in his home coun
| ty, and Jake Fulmer, chairman of thu
republican central committee OF Whit,
Pine county, who had charge of th'
republican activities this year in Whit
Pine county. This list is only partial
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
may REDUCE
INSURANCE RATE

Acting on suggestion from the re-
Gently formed Business Mems Associa-
ton and the practically defunct Com
mercial Club, the City Council at
their meeting Monday night, started a
movement which may result in ma
terial reduction of the fire insurance
rates of Yerington
Maps and specifications showing in
detail the recent additions and improve
mepts to the fire fighting apparatus
OF the city are to be presented to the
Board of Underwriters, who will i'll all
probability cause new fire survey of
the city to be made, which should re-
suit in the desired adjustment of rates
Other business considered by the
Council was the sidewalk, or rather
the lack of it, in front of the Home
Restaurant, between the Granada
Theater and the Holland Hotel This
was brought to the attention of the
council by Harry Holland
The Clerk was instructed to imme-
diately notify Mrs. Melarky who owns
the property in question, that side
walk in conformity with city regula-
tions must be laid at once.
The Fox building on the east side
Of the Main Street, was also the sub
ject OF discussion. This building
projects several feet out into the side
walk ard is regarded by many as the
principal cause of the retardation of
the growth OF that side of the street
The clerk was instructed to make in
quiries of the city attorney and ascer-
tain what steps shall be taken to cause
the immediate removal of this building
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24

Officials of the Nevada Midway Oil
Company are jubliant over the pros
poets of that company's property in
the Texas fields. Their ground is To-
Gated in the center of producing field
they are we'll financed, with an iron
clad contract to use the money for
drilling only, and it sure looks as if
Yerington and Wabuska will soon
boast of number of oil millionaires
among the citizens. George Ambrose
and George Parker are two OF this
company.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
OIL PROSPECTS
GOOD IN NEVADA

The residents of the little town O.
Sulphur, Nevada, located on the east
ern rim Of the hugh and forbiddine
Black Rock Desert in Humbold,
County, vigorously assert that Fallor
did not make the first discovery o1
oil in Nevada.
They claim that the Western Pacific
Railroad Company in drilling a water
we'll on its right-of- way at Sulphur
discovered oil by accident They as.
sert at 500 feet the drillers ran into a
large deposit Of parrifin wax, and
wishing to conceal this fact attempted
to burn it in the fire-box of the boiler
used for generating power which al
most destroyed the plant. Then an
effort was made to bury the wax, but
the quantity taken from the well was
SO great that the facts were soon
known, and then the Black Rock Des-
ert was quickly located for miles
around.
At 700 feet 'shale strata produced
oil, which analysed, tested Specific
Gravity at 90 deg. f., 9777, while the
Gravity Baume was 1872 Deg, Flash
Test of 2o5 degrees, lubricating oil
mainly of hydrocarbons OF the Par
rafin and Olefine series, carrying a
large percentage of parrifin.
Drilling was continued in anticipa-
tion of obtaining an artesian flow and
at 300 feet very remarkable showing
of oil was had, accompanied by heavy
gas pressure, and it is reported by the
local residents that at least IL barrels
OF light green oil was taken from the
well before the casing was lowered
and the oil formation cut off and the
well finished as a water we'll
The people of Sulphur are enthusi-
astic and happy in their claim that at
Sulphur the first discovery of petro-
leum oil was made in Nevada, and in
confirmation Of the high grade char
acter of the oil call attention to the
geological report Of Kerr & Company,
of an Francisco, paragraph OF which
reads as follows
"1n the drilling of the discovery
well on the right -of-way of the West
ern Pacific at Sulphur, Nevada, the
shale and the clay strata passed
through were permeated with
ozocerite-natural parrafine. To the
man it signifies but little. but to the
initiated it is proof positive of the ex-
istence OF high-grade parrafine base
oil'in close proximity, forced up under
the heavy gas pressure. The perme-
alton of the shale and clay with the
naturay parrafine. is Natures process
of distillation in the earth 1t is d
plain sigs-board pointing directly to
prolific oil sands to- be reached by the
deeper drilling. This high grade par
rafine oil tests 81 Deg. Baume, 6S
per cent of which is especially valuable
as gasoline, kerosene and distillate
stocks, while the residue therefrom
is of very gerat value forparrafin
base lubricants and by-products, com
pairing favorably with Pennsylvania
oils and probably unequaled out side
with 80 per cent of the remaining oil
that field"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
READ THIS

You don't have to send to Sears &
Roebuck or Montgomery, Ward Co..
for your wall paper. Yerington
Wallpaper & Paint Company has just
received half car load. You CAM
beat it for prices.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24

. You don't have to send to Sears &
Roebuck or Montgomery, Ward Co.
for your wall paper Yerington
Wallpaper & Paint Company has just
received half car load. You can't
beat it for prices.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL
PLAY SUCCESSFUL

A Case OF Suspension" was the
title OF one act farce comedy pre-
sented by the pupils OF the Lyon
County High School at the Granada
Theater last Friday evening.
The plot was story Of the esca-
pades Of three beautiful boarding
school girls who entertained three of
the men students i'll their rooms, in
de ciancc OF the rules OF the institution.
Two members OF the faculty, Prof.
Hll' and 8 Miss Avis Lothrop," while
endeavoring TO discipline their charges,
were captured by the latter and forced
to share in the entertainment, and the
guilt therefor.
Miss Dardis, who trained the sfu-
dents III thier parts, is given a liberal
share OF the credit for the success of
of fine rtairJnert
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24
Methodist Episcopal Church.

1000 a. NJ Sunday school.
100 a. NJ. Preaching.
200 T. NJ Service at Wabuska or
Perry M
7;3o 7 M Service Of Song and Ser
mon.
7:3Q z. NJ Wednesday, Service in the
Parsonage
Everybody invited to attend.
]. A. DIXON, Ph. D., Pastor
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-11-24

The funeral OF the late ]. ]. Jewell
for many years resident of Yer-
ington, too place to day under the
auspices of the |. O. 0. +. lodge.
Mr.. Jewell had been in poor health
for many months and passed away i'll
a Reno hospital He will be missed by
a large circle Of friends in this COM
munity.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-12
LYDIA PATTERSON INSTITUTE
e Pasn Texas.

rN~STTTUCION NODEENA SshGE =
P3RA * EDUCACION DE Los JONENE>
MENICANOS. Instruction Prtu-7-'d' Se-uAl4-
= = Suparior. en- incIeS. Curse CT -sI@-
r-I-r+-z FfSfra. Biblia. NLSica ECca. .
J.s.ramrn,aI. Curse Commercial. Gases Noe
80 = rscibea alumnos ENtcrnos : Inter
~. In vc-dBdaro hcgar para Jos edIcaGcos-
P-ofs>,rada corneteace- Prcc.os NoGsr2F">-
T. =, d. ~e,rt.mbre de- 1870 SeTS Il aps-.l-a
d 70 Aao Escoiar. Para mas InEormes. a'T'-
gHse n Director.
Prof. L.lwrencc Reynolds. :.
SUS So. Florence =. - $50 AeN
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Un ASUNCIO eD LA PRENSA" sienp-e
~ de exito SECURE. Lame I'd. a. ts!eiono
Travis 2il- y uG1ncisse desde iaeGo-
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VIVA MEXICO

Preparese I'd. a festejar dlgnamen
te ell proximo aniversario de "a inde
pendencia de Mexico.
Banderas Mcxicaras de paPel &c
china. IS por pulgadas, sin asia OO
centavoS Doc. =.
Bandera Mexicana de papel de CHI
IA. sin asia: tamano y por 3 pu4ga
das $1.00 Doc. =.
Canfetti. l libra % centavos, 10 Ii
bras por $500, saco, de 80 lbras
$500 hermosos dolores.
S~erpentinas de dolores. 30 centa
vos Doc. 100 por $500
Globes de 4 pies y medic, ) Dor
s 80 $500 Doc.
Paroles ~Japoneses. g por S1.75 800
Doc.
Pabellones Mexicanos de 5 por D
pies $1,000 De ) por s $1,000
Pabellones Amerieanos' de : por
; pies $3.50 De ) por S $50.
Banderas Mexicanas de lienso; tama
no II por IS $3.50 Doc. De 10 por
rs 800 Doc.
ACENCIA DE NOVEDADES
Sta. \. Box 81 San Antonio, Texas
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SOLO JuZCkk LEGAL AL AYUN'
T6MIENTO IMPUESTO POR
Ell DR.. CABRERA

ZACATLAN. Puebla.. Agosto g.
Los vecinos de esta p~oblaclon Sc
lar negadC r~otundamente a cubrir
las ~cantidades que en- calidad de con-
tribuciones adeudan al Ayuntamiento
rccientemerte d~esignado por Ell Co
bernador de-! Estado. diciendo cue
ellos solo estiman legal el creado por
81 eX-GobernaGcr, DR.. Cabrera.
Las autoridades va Sc dirigen al
Gcbernador Sanchez Pent0n consul
tando sobre Ia mejor solucion a este
conflicto. ~!
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"PARA Ell 16 DE sEPTIEM5RE"

BanderaS. list6n tricolor. distintivoS. mu-
:Sica. discUrsos. Serpentinas, confetti To-
do para ficstas patri6ticaS. Juarez n. Co..
800 Matamoros. Laredo, Texas.
ACEITE ENTERAMENTE puro para ma
Guinas de cScribir. fon6Erafos y caias de
mtsica. Docena de pomos de una onza. $50.
Docena dc ponos dc media onza. Sl.20. Ala
mo Sewing Machine Co. 304 50. Alamo
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cPATIFICARE con $1,000 a Ia pers

CpITTEtCARE con SIC. 90 a la persona dIe
.tarr,e del actual raraGero de los senores
Mp.io Bravo y Naximino Mende4; ci priwero
d. as amos de cdad. chaparrC. forn'do' ooea
g az nariz chata. un ojo pIeEado, peio ne,
gro. Fl Segundo. estatura alta. moreno: 70 :
be.a ocular. orejas chiqu:taS, %lam.piA", !as
G 6Ts+ aoticias Sc recibicron de Beques5ii,
S .I'''' -csne.,o a Mendez y de Bravo. de Mi
ncra Texas per ell ano de 1908. Todos 'nf9r-
me- d~irigirse a Ia Sra. Carlota EseooeIo,
o.e5 Z. Washington St. Stockton N"' t'
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pROE. u c. MARTINEZ.

PoccroSo SGnddoT,
A TODOS MIS- PACIENTES. vs.
Yea listed EN- Ia ediciGn seuanaria do
La Preasa" las fotografias y testimonies
2o2-s-6 american Bank Bulldog.
LOS ANGELES. CAL.
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VENTAS

sc VENDE acreditado y productive nego-
clio. Informan en- La Flor de Mexico. Gaieria
Noreste dol City Market. lT)
Sc VENDE una casa de : cuar;oS. con to-
das las comodideS modernas. ~centrlcd. a !
cuadras de JoSke's. luz, aqua ca!iente, ST.
tuada en- esquina. Water st. 40. Precio
1850. 90: informcs en- Ia misma o en- 2ll 5.
Alamo. Ba-beria T. Escantiila. ila)
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vENTA DE JOYERIA NO REDIMIDA
Ma-cs ga-2ntiza6a de ~-elojeS reilenos de
orc. de 81 joyas. ua-ca T-ainspacifIc .S6-S5
Relo:eS EiSia. SIS. 90: Relojes lnSersol s0c:
4 $500: Ca5e1as para reloj enchapadas &c
ooo $50: Reloies chapeadOs de orc AaEo
ria, Sass: SenoraS S2l.5o: re!oleS dc pulse
plata Rogers de $500 {: $3.50; nayajas p
"a rSzurar zoe: cuentas flores de California
zoe: I $1,000 brooches meNicancs Camco
SIS ararado-eS de CRYSTAL cajas de ferro,.
tarnhien Uu Autcm6vil harato- Yea nueStro
gran aParador de reloies y bandera roja en-
rs Z. Connercc St McCurry.
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Sc NECESITAN senoras y senoritas para
TRAFALGAR en- fabrica. Dirlgirse a Sr. Con
zalez. cargo La :Prensa.'
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NECESITAMOS 100 mincros para nqes-
.~as ri,os Is Lagnito en- Alba. Sulphur
SpTings y Burford. Texas. Abundancia de
marnif.cas casas. con asila, " islesias y eS-
cueIas on Ia vecindad. Nuestros m'neroS sc
ranIn dc $40. 90 a $50. 90 por semana' Prom
c~ihan a 4. HICKS. Tyler. Texas.
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DFSEO sABER Ell PARADERo de mi hi
i.r;a I5}rucy blanco. estatura regular. oJo>
negr5s, celia china. tienc una cisa;riz arrioa
De Ia ceja derecha; sus aItimos no'Icias las
-; ia Emporia. Kan. pero hace : anoS que
no ,enco raz6n de 81. TODD informe dirleErIe
a Aurelio I~niquez. Milliken' Col 90 e.;
Elan.
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Sc DARAN $500 de qualification a Ia per,
.o,a me inforune del exacto p~aradero &c Ia
- Madrid, de- q amos de eGad, y cue VI
yin en- 81 Paso. Texas, eI aho pa$ado. DiTi-
;snse = Braulio Madrid oxnard, Cal Box "a.
>dnSe = (l21
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UNA LEONTINA DE ORC con una none.
4, do $1,000 orc nacional. sratificdre d ID
- que me de- informes exactos dei
paradero del Sr. Vicente Zam0rano 9rsn,
80 dA Pjcdad de CabadaS. del EStado DC
Nichoacan. Mexico de quien no tengo ra.oh
hace 4 ano:. Dirigirse a rnrseio All
Eenryetta. Okla. Box 49,. -
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DR. HERACLIO GONZALEZ
DR.. JOSE Ma. SORIANO
DENTISTA MEXICANO.

prAp,iado en- MeNi~o. II EStaGos Uni.
dos y en- Trancia por "a S~uperiUrldad
Do :us trabajoS. SU+ Brady Sldg7
Sam Antonio, Texas
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90 M 4. qualification dare a Ia persona
nv ms de intormes de jose EScamilla CO.
roma haze 6 meses Sc translate &c Taft a
Fort Worth. con el objeto de yer un herrnano
suyo: despues estuvo CeabelanGo en- una sec
Gin volantc del Ferrocarril q GieE Nina rV
CL;.,go Cualouier informe d~iriJase i Ill
padrc. Gerardo Escamilla. Woodsboro. Tex,
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Sc NECESITA un rluchacho con blcicieta.
con buenas referencias. para que reparta
ropa a domicil;o. Ocurran American Dye
Works. 3I6 Garden St.
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Z, DIR PALOAO pS-ticipa q 81 eAentels
IA. nor airlln tempo estara auSente De >Sa
Antonio. y opoztuRlmeuts avlSara 81 re-
Ereso-
M = vASCUEZ CoMEZ. 3Ii Frost BldE,
: 80 nos Eralts 1895 > 27SI-
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G~RATIFECARE con $1,000 4 ID IeTsoHI !.
;nta-,,c del actual paraGero del Sr. Isaac
Guerra. de % anc- dc edad. estatura reEuiar'
complexion robuSta. moreno: SenoS paFtcu.a-
rcs tiere cortadoS cuatro dedoS de Ia mano
dc-echa. Las ultimas noticias que recioi &c
Il frcron d. Detroit. Mich. hace 3 meses.
6;;-iri~.e a Marcos Yepes. Bliss. Ida. '25'
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VENTAS
BOTICA MEXICANA


DEL Dh- = O4AL l
I'll Avsrida CcncreSS-HouStcn, Tex.
Casa surdada exclusivamente para SuTur Il
Colopia Mexica Que -adica en- e. FaiS. Atea-
Gera con preferential los pedidcs po- co-reo.
Cuenta ron ua cNtenSo surtido de rnedicinaS
n~acioualeS Y eIt-anjeras- TenenAos n~uevanen:e
q acreditado T-atamierto ZenGe!Ss. Que man
dauros po- express Q por eo--eo q CuieDes 10
pSdaa-
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Sc NECESITAN 100 trabaiadorrs. solos q con
flmi!i?. para trabaiar en- Mina> dc Alum!nio
On al Estado de Arkansas. Todo 81 trabajo es
afuera. Pacamos $3.50 al ia. per die horas
de trahajo. Casas Independence para fani-
I;as. TeneraoS t-abajaI do con r~osotros 100
mcxicanos. Z! campo reXieano es nuevo' pen
.;,,,adn sobre te-reno alto : .eco. No hay ma
Iarj8. Tenemos ;!cndaS. salon de bale y cine
mat .grafo MaGnIfIco Il .pital. Nuestros doc
torcs visitan los camTOs diar.amerte: Para
mas detailes. d~iriiarse 4 Ia AMERICAN BAC-
MITE COMPANY. BAUNITE. Ark.
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PRESTAMOS

.<EcESlTA SS5.11- Prcs;Inos ccnft1encta-
- so5re muebIes a 2ersouas a suicide Aoo-
re- fGciles. Po- $500, $50 ssma=Sr;oS. sos
Corrrv Bldg. san Antonio. Texas. l2l1s
Main St Houston TeSas
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DESEo sabcr ell paradero de Ia senora
estatura regular. color a~perlado. ojos ne,
gros. chinoS. de nacionalidad meTieaRa a5o I'd
DO dad. De- Hondo. Texas. recibi sus III
tinas no,icias. $500 de qualification; Dir
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So. 90 DE GRATIFICACION a Ia persona
ouc me informe del actual r~aradero del Sc
nos Andres Flores, de A. amos de edad. alto.
delgado. t~risueno. pelo entrecnno. poc1 par
ba. ojoS negros. chicos. nariz regular. lie tai-
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DOY UNA qualification de $500 n ia per-
IONA que me de infornes del actul! paradero
de Irrbano Galvan. originario de ouqGiG, DEL
E,tado de J~aiisco. de SO amos de ecad, eIanco'
pelo castano, frente regular. olos cdIe. us"
bS.o,o. Ia Ultima vez radicaba en- Long-nont,
Colorado, pe-o hace IS meses Que no escrIoe.
D;r;gi-se \ Felix Ga!van. Marion, Ohio. 80
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