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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

Washington, June Samuel Com
psrs, president Of the American Fed
erH-Ion o. Labor. Declared If q FORMAL
staEeenant tonight tnar war between
the Tinted. STATES and Mexico would
result 1rnrn the carving out n .the
recommendation Of the Senate com
mrr1ee which irvastlg gated Mexican al
1aIrs
Tine report OF the Senate sup-cnrn-
n1IC1ee investigating cpndirions II
Mexico under ire cfaIrmausnIp o.
Senator Albert Z Fall" NJ Gonpe-s
SAID. amounts ID q declaration tha-
unless the government OF MexlcD "a
writes rs constitution II accordance
WIKI the IDEAS o. the American OH and
mining interests the gUvelnm of
The United States vii Intervene II
Mez1lco. The report Of Senator FAN s
committee demands d number o. spe-
cific changes II rhe Mexican cunstIrt,-
ton These changes would be tine con
summation Of what mas nean long -ns
hopes o. the E-ea: oil and mining IN
Ie-estE wei as the ianU and timber
interests, which nave fomenred the Dill
for the people Of the CnitsG States anc
Mexico.
In some minor particulars RECON-
menGarl0ns MADE ny the comm irt4-e
may he accepted bu- the MAIN Darr OF
the report can nuiy be dcscribed as
vicious. The reporT demands lnat I'M
less Lne Mexican CONSTELLATION Is al
tered az recommended. me govern
msrr Of -he United States send -n4
police torcL, consisting Of naval anG
military -nrces q our government III
70 the republic Of Mexico and oper
and maintain omen ever line Of COM
muuIca1iou between me CIV Of Mezlcf
and ever seaport and border poIuI n
10 Mexico
OF coUrsH this amounts 10 policing
p-actIcal.y rhe whole counr-v. Mex
leo anG the Mexican people understand
fully that such ac-Isn would mean wa
between the TWO countries
The report OF Senator Falls COM
niCtete the referea u q report WHICH
recommends course leading direct !
n war wJLh Mexico This has long
been desired by American interests ar-
gagged in the e2spinIratIDn u Inc nat
u-al wealth Of Mexico
Adoption hv the seuste Of TINS -.
narr would cuns-Irute The adoption. Of
Z foreign policy completely e. vari-
ance with one Of the established poll
ctes and traditions IL OUT republic
Such COURSE As is recommended NJ
the report Of Senator Fall committee
must ne opposed bv ever Justice anC
freedom loving American. and VIII be-
vono question be ur-ese-vetIfy con-
demned By the working people u our
country and the great MASSES Of ouT
people generally.
III Is difficult 70 believe that thf
Senate VIII ETve such consideration Le
report SO ou+ OF harmony with tins
bes1 thought Of our time. and Ed full
OF the DOES Utilities Of dire consequence
70 our people anc our nation as wei
as 10 d neighbor republic with which
We ara d. pence.
THE report calls for American aIl
70 Mexico providing MeEico adhsres
Le the terms Of the TepoT-- This is nor
ar American proposition Il Is q
F'-uEsIan proposition. L must ne SET
aside hy fine popular opinion ane FAIR
judgment Of our people"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
House Objects to
Conferes Changes
Merchant Marine Bill

Washington. June 5-The merchant
marine bill was sent back 10 confer
ence today by the House, Speaker Gil
lerre ruling that the cnnferes Wac ex-
ceetied their authority IN making eer-
tain changes m the measure.
A sraIl-sizsd hlibuster developed
during consideration of the conference
report. Opponents succeeded IN fore
ing four roll calls TO derermine
wnether a quorum Of the House was
present Many minor objections were
offered by Those Imposed 10 the meas
Ure and the dsbate YVES heated NJ
rxuaxsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Half Million Fund
to Put Problems
Farmer Before People

Washington, June "A bureau Of
education with a budget of s5se e0e
to get the farmers problem before
the people was authorized to-day By
the executive committee OF the Am
erican Farm Bureau Association.
Rsfsreudums Of the 500. 900 mem
be-snip OF the federation on the
strike IT labor disputes and on the
repeal Of the Adams lew were au-
tho-ized today They viii he put
out "tngerhe-. II was stated. probably
IN the nszf SIX weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
General Fnreras-

Clouds cover much Of the country
land within the Last - hours there
were rains in the Atlantic states. In
the north Atlantic states tine weather
will be partly cloudy and cooler FRI
DAY and unsettled with moderate tenn
peratEres and probably showers On
SRturtiRy. In the middle Atlantic
states the weather VIII be cloudy anG
coaisr followed by showers FRIDAY
and on SATURDAY.
Winds OF Atlantic csaEr north OF.
SANDY HOOK. moderate west. partly
ciouGy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
u. S. Representative
at London Conference
with Bolsheviki Heads

Washington. June THE United
States viii be represented unofhciai,y
al the forthcoming conference a Lon
dnn between Gregory krassin, Boil
snevik minister Of trade and com
merce. and three representatives 0f
the supreme economic council, II WIS
said to-day by officials here.
The presence of an unofficial Am
erican observer al the conference, II
was stated, would not mean that rhe
United States had changed its posi-
rion with regard TO resumption Of
trade with Boisnevik Russia or thar
any change was in contemplation
Official explained that the purpose
was 10 only keep in intimate touch
with negotiations and with views If
other nations OF the question
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

Rochester. N z, June 2.-Ths Ant
verp Diamond Co.. wnIcl operates
three credit 5eweiry and clothing
srures in Buffalo, was found guilty II
United States district enurt here TO-
asv of q violation Of the Lever art by
charging unjust and url-easDnaal.
PRICES 1or clothing ann Was fined
g1g.gB0.
In the Indictment the company Is
charged with having sold items cost-
ing g22 for $50: those costing s42.5e
for x72.5g; those costing s22-5e fur
$50. and those H $50 for S7a- The
governments attorney brought out tine
fact thai the company marked NJ its
merchandise NJ profit averaging I50
per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
NO EXTRA CALL
~ 7rgress During
- Sumner
.,.-. -as Nr lrrer-rrn uf Essn-
- ayuisss G-sse Emsrpancy
Sers-s PASSES fiouss
-.-,,,-,er Calling Fnr Saturday

June THE RESOLUTION
r-aserr Session Of Congress
~earv Improved ny the
dr. adopted IT the Senate To-
- srrac-atIc Heuarnrs flaG
afaef mat P-ssidsr1r Vii
pa .~esenr Intention Of call
- seaElnn during the SUIT
e
--- anG uemocratIc leaders
-r.-..s- II bringing the resoln-
1881 ID. ia sage nut Z score Of Eena-
p, a- mem republicans and sew
men democrats, made a vsgur-
"a. ~. 10 attach an amendment by
. less would reassenbfs aft
..,.s-.- rat-.Ical conventions.
-a- rub call the vote WIS A.
...rnoc~ars and - RspunIi-
,s.ur f1- rhe resolution and
.-.. -..n,ac-a.- and 70 Republicans
gan
ura,,a mem " the Presidents pc
- ~-. laG been rhe cause OF
...- 4 -ru--ude during he framing
a.sa--7ian- plans was made from
- --r.-+ aa0- uv Senator Underwood
.ng~- ne administration leader
l. ~ mac been authorized by
..-ssa-- -umu1rv 10 say thai Nj
| ,or T-eu4C mt call Congress bach
| .-.s ----rnI. -uu less grave emsr.
.e.~ 4-a-.
TIE 4rnauH EsTnerIt was contrary II
Ii. e..n-r.-.-loIle u MANY Of rne Re
-:r.aa. -anacnrs anG sune Of tins
af Ma, size still believe ID.
lid. senator Underwood state
~. a-- enough lesway cor special
ses= ~ "a should the President de-
.us e 70 oe ADVISABLE after the con-
esr-ons There was M debate or
.. rau- however, regarding the Pres
asu 1--1-uue
7leaulna WIFE their pE-rE Leaders
n, ~=e-ss instead u an adjournment
,aa 81 -nsu-@eu- Republicans anc
Democrats declared ConE-ess mad M
Nora. -,Zh- IL desert It's post fur the
s.sci--a-.ous o summer resorts or me
srH ~ p0.-es. The curning Of prof.
.7sv5 JHe Enactment Of relief measures
-a' pesl4- employees. Legislation for q
Iere.Iau- marine repeal NJ var-tirne
.a-gsia-.cL leF-v o. new Iax schedules
zGG appropriation Of funds I'd carry
-'ve~ and na-bur improvements
~sr. aneHE lIfe unfinished tasks for
va2. slsecsa- pleas were made
All a1encueUr TX Senator Kenyon
! Dull caE Iowa. providing -fIa- Con-
-rass sHnuiG reassemble on July II
u votec cuwr - 2 &c. and one By
senator -'-aurneI Democrat. Florida
| 7ee0nvene or august was les1 ny
IL Sam cnuu-
ne leaders said a. least some Of thf
Measures MADE Che basis o. complaints
,91a' vGusG ~ passed before SATURDAY,
anu announced -nar sessions OF tht
s=1a,@ vould he held tonight and IL
MORROW u-gal-
-. 92,'- Incorporation biz likely II
g.. as' SAX. was me river auc mar
5a' fuGgef 8n wnfee rhe canferees
- 4eadsockeu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Would Cut Salary
Chief Executive

washington June "A bill provid-
ing for reduction Of the salary Of the
President OF the Tnitkd states from,
S75.o6a To s5a.00o e year was entered
tndny by Senator Smith. Democrat
Georgia Senator sni1n also intro
cucsn resosatiou proposing an
amendment 10 the constitution which
would limit the President 10 4 tern
Of szz yaars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Maine Wire Briefs
Hoover Wins AZ Bates

Lewiston, June 3-Thursday morn
ing. IN the chapel al Ba1as college
a straw vote WIS taken 10 determine
the attitude Of the Bates collage SIT
cent bo6v toward the nomination Of
Presidential candidates. Hoover
stood out the strongest. with first
choice Of us votes. General Wood
ran second with d first choice of 101
votes Hiram Johnson made q very
poor showing as 4. first choice can
cidats, Receiving only :::.::s votes; Low
DER received : VOTES as first cfnIcE
while Governor Coolidge Of MasEa-
chuse-rs polled 4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Chicago Hunt for
D0dger BergdOll

Chicago. June Chicago authnri-
tres tuGay began search for Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll. Philadelphia
draft evader, On receipt Of word from
Military Intelligence division NJ
Washington rnGr me was believed 70
havs come 10 siais Giry Bergrial es-
capped trun zrmaa guaraz M&E =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
q. o. p. Committee
Finishes All But
IS Contested Seats

Chicago, June 3-T7he lineup Of dele
gates in the column stood this way
al the close OF uodayss work by the
Republican National COMMITTEES
which is determining the various
contested cases
Wood. IL; Johnson. H.: Lowden
66 Harding. 90: Pnindexrer, II
Sprowls Is; Sutherland. Is Prirchard
-; remaining IN contest 81. uuin-
sCucred 445. total sga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Fire Bares Booze
Still In Mass. Town

NurweI. Mass. June a fire ii
the farmhouse Of Samuel Srutzl to-day
disclosed two stills and a quantity Of
material used II making whiHksy The
police arrested Sturzil and seized ACE
bushels Of grain, 10 barrels af mash,
five gallons Of whisksg. g quantity Of
brown sugar and the stills.
The house was recently purchased
by Sruzu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Grsrus+ion Nurses, c. NJ. c., Lewis

Lewiston June 3-For the first
time IN lis history the Central
Maine hospital Of lewiston. mas Oh
served the graduation Of the 1870
class Of nurses as & public function.
These exercises were held IN the
New ODD Fellows mali, Auburn. on
wednesday evening bsfnre q large
audience OF citizens from both cities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

Mexico CITY, June Shy the Asso-
Grated Presst-Twelue cases Of bu-
bouic plague have thus far been dis
covered in Vera Cruz. according 10
e Democratic today.
A Gordon Of troops has been thrown
around the CITY and is preventing the
entry or departure Of any ons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
L. S. INQUIRY
ABOUT BURNING
OF BRITISH FLAG

WasnIngron, June THE STATE De
ipgrrmsnt Today asked the Dtsr-ic- IF
Columbia commissioners for q state
msnt OF facT as 10 rne burning Of q
British flag Yesterday II front Of rne
Treasury by woman syupaLh1Zers
Win Irish freedom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
MAY Cirae auckland FISH Works

EucklanG Ne. June 3-Tenpor-
airy removal of the fresh fish indus
by the East Coast Fisheries Com
pauy, 10 It's plant II Cape Breton.
N 6, as the result OF threa1sned
strike by the Fish Handlers Union.
was tn1Imated tonight By General
Manager Walter J. RIch. As an
earnest of the cpmpEny's intention
To resist the uuion's demands, IT WIS
stated thai steam rrawls-s Heron
and Curiew, each carrying about
800, So pounds. haG been ordered To
aGioucester
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Louisiana Senate
Committee Votes for
Suffrage Ratification

Baton Rouge, La, June 5-By
unanimous vote the Senate Federal
relations cornairIee today reported
on resolution providing for ratifi-
cation Of rre eiierai suffrage amend
neut- The House yesterday adopted
a proposed amendment 10 the state
constitution giving women the right
q suffrage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
THE WEATHER


Northern New England Fair Fri
GAY, cooler except IN southeast Maine
Saturday cloudy.
Southern New England Partly
CLOUDY and ceoler Friday. Saturca Y
cloueE-; probably showers
Eastern New York: Partly CLOUDY
and cooler Friday. Saturday Cloudy
probably showers ii south
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
APPROVE $1,000. 900
HOSPITALS FOR
WORLD WAR VETS

* asiIInGEDr June CONSTRUCTION
Of i've hospitals costing SIC, s8G. 900
for Use ~ veterans Of the world wa
Is authorized N bill reported
unnaImously roray ny tins House
buildings @0nriLLeE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
TOTS AND GR0WNuPS GREET PERSH|Ne
SLEEPSAT NIGHT IN HOME OF BLAINE
What Black Jack
Said of Our Boys

You may well fee proud Of the c0nduct OF from
this State who fought the hstseds Of Europe. No
troops Of the American ExpedOnary Forces made better
record fought greater prEude and gaauty
did those from the grand old State Of Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Boston Furrrsst
FrfdaT

For Bastnn and vicinity FRIDAY
probably cloudy and Cooler. sa1urda =
unsettled. probably showers. moderate
northwest winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
Distinguished American Commander Speaks Before Many
Gatherings on First Day Of Trip Through Maine-Pays
Glowing Tribute to Maine Troops at PorHand-HS
Love for Children Manifest Another Crowded
Calendar Today, Winding Up With Address
at Capital City Tonight
THE ITINERARY

II mas been found necessary, on az
count Of General Pe-sang being
obliged 10 be IN New York ever
sarIie- tnan ne expected. 70 entirely
change the itinerary for SATURDAY
That for FRIDAY viii remain the same
as before outlined. Both follow
FRIDAY. June
$40 a M-Leave Augusta.
10.6e-Ar-fve Pennington
l. .ee-LeRvs Pennington.
! o'clOck-Luuchson al Wats-vlIle.
e-.g-LeRue Warervilis.
3 .15-A--tpF SkDwnegar.
4.0D-LsaUe Skownegau.
6.0e-A-rIve Augusta
S.Ge-Aaass meeting City nal, AL
EuEIA-
SATURDAY, JUNE g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04
WAR PREDICTED
By Gonpers Between
[. S. and Mexico

Believes will Surely Cone r. sscpr-
rneuca-Ions OF Serare Corrr,1l--es
frvesr'g eating Mexican Affairs Are
Carried OUT nGlnsg Are VICIOUS
N Character
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-04

whsn ynu haSe tho workers ncws
- ypG, K esses yna <he chance -
enonas sne bsxt- Ye1 pst ths bese
netr frnrn Juu-nal Wart ADA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
MEDICOS-
MARtA D. - ROSA Eaa.

DOCToR TAMEZ. Civujano. Den;'Sta Mex
sano. EspeSiahdat ca eoroaas; pneRsss ,
STFermeLzGes Ge a boca. tfyoTraeal vega
con IN protcs.oassi2 9as Is TteNSNa0 , 80
- r-a.ri,a son msx.cADJs. EN4ueh NEA''S'
n,rIrss r-a.s pggc,ys cymOlu-, . a. aOon1S
- To- desca. Dtreec.oa: Altos Bouca De
So Pedro. eOsz " Commerce s. San
Aatoni9. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

aEenteS que quieran ganar no
menoS de $1,000 SemanarioS. Informese do
= a 1 ?. NJ, en- sos South Laredo St. (i6I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

Sc NECESITAN 100 trabajadores, solos O con
farniiia. para trabajar en- MinaS de Aluminio
en- Ell Estado De Arkansas. rodo e! trabajo Is
afuera. Pagamos $3.50 al dia. por diez horss
de trabajo. Casas Independence para fami-
lias. Tenemos trabajando con n~osotros 200
mexicanos. E! campo mexicano -eS nuevo. bien
situado. sobre terreno alto y seco. No hay ma
laria. Tenenos tiendas. salon de bale y cine
mat6grafo. Magnifico Hospital. Nuestros doc
torres visitan los campos diariamente. Para
mas detailes. d~iriianse a Ia AMERICAN BAU-
KITE COMPANY. BAUXlTE. Ark. (22)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

vENTA DE JoYERlA NO REDlMlpA
Marca sarantizada de relojes re.!enos de
o-o de- y joyas. marca TrainspaclfIc $3.50 4;
ReJoieS ElEin. $500; Relojes Ingerso! 90e :;
a eS: s.. 90: Cadenas para reloj enehapadas de
oro 81 SO; ReIojes chapeados de orc AnEo
ria, S3.65: Sehoras S2l. so Ee!ojeS de pulse
- PoyerS de s.. 90 a SO. so; navaJds pa
pa -szHT SSr 75c: cuentas flores de California
SGct a $40 90: brooches meNicanos Cameo
Si.s5: araradores de CRYSTAL calaS De ineI.p1
80 .na~ador dc relojes y bandera rola en-
52S E. Commerce St. McCurry.
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BOTlCA MEXICANA

DEL DIR. 7. UINA / TIH-'
I'll Avenlda CGng-eSs-Houstoa, Tex.
Casa fundada cxciusivamente para Surtr Ia
Coiouia Mcxica que radica en- el pais. Aten-
dora con prefercncia los pedidos por correo.
Cucrtl ron vi cAtenso surtIdo de nedicInaS
n~acionaleS y eHtranjeraS. Icnemos nueva-nente
q acreditado Tratamiento Zendejas. que man
damos po- express o por correo 4 quieDcs 10
pidan.
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DE INTEREs PARA Los oRRERos NE.

DE INTERES PAR Los oBRERoS Me-
NlCANOS. Una gran fabrica dc hiladoS y te-
San Antonio. Los obrercS mexicanos Que ten
gan conociGnicntoS del rano. seran preferidos
y desde lueEo los solicitamoS. Para informcs
ocurran q Felipe Castro, superintendent do
trahajos. Los residents de fuera &c Il ciu-
dad, pucden dirigirse al miSmo senior Castro. Z
Ia esquina que forman las Gales dc Smith y
Guadalupe 1913. Horas dc oficina. 3 q S p. M
Felipe Castro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

HOTEL SAN LUIS. 2ol Santa Rosa Ave.
esq. Houston. CuartoS !:mpios y bien venti-
!aGoS. Precios n6dicos. U9l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

Sc RENTA casa de S cuartoS. con caballe-
PecoS SO. IEforman en- y. PecoS SIS.
PEGS. InforEnan en- ". Pecos sos. on
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
MkTRIMONIALES


UN CABALLERO honrado Y trabaiador,
dssea entablar correspondence amorosa con
sehorita viuda o sola. de 20 q % amos de
edad. La persona interesada debe mandar
fotografia en- su primer. carta. Dirigirse al
So. Reinafae Padilla. Arcola. Texas. 40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
VENTAS

* VENDE una casa de ! cuario>. con TO-
daS las co-odideS modernas. ~centrica. d :
cuadras de JoSke's. luz. aqua c~alientc. ST.
tuada en- csquina, Water 81. 40. Precio
$3.50. 90: info-mes n Ia misna o en- I'll ).
Alamo. Barbcria T. Escamiila. llo)
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VIVA MEXICO

Preparese I'd. a festejar dignamen
te el pr6Ximo aniversario de "a indie
~pendencia de Mexico.
BanderaS Mexieanas de Papel de
china. IS por : pulgadas, sin asia SO
centavos Doc.
Bandera Mexicana de papel de chi
na, sin asia: tamaHo q por 9 pulga
das SIC Doc.
Canfetti. ! libra % centavos, 10 Ii
bras por $500. saco de so libras
500 hermosos dolores.
~Serpentinas de dolores. 80 centa
vos Doc. 100 por $500
Globos de 4 pies y medic, 3 por
$50 $500 Doc.
Paroles Japoneses, 6 por $1.75 800
Doc.
Pabellones Mexicanos de s por 5
pies $1,000 De ) por s $1,000
Pabellones Americanos, de ) por
5 pies $3.50 De ) per 5 $3.50.
Banderas M~exicanas de ~lieaso: tama
no II por IS $3.50 Doc. De 10 por
rs $500 Doc.
AGENCIA DE NOVEDADES
Sta. A. Box 81 San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

MAYORDOMO con lgTga experienced en-
el maneio de genie. en- : 'bricas. fundiciones.
etc. asi como bastos c~onoc;mientos en- TODD
10 Cue con este Sc relacione va sea maqui
maria, libroS. etc. deSea colocaciGl. Dirijase
Il R. Il. R. 1+O1 Lakeview Ave. San Ante
Mo. Texas. (l2l
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PRESTAMOS

iNECESITA $500? Prestanos confidencia-
les sobre nuebies a personals a sueido. Abo-
nos faciles. Por $500. 35c. semaEar:os. 3Gs
Conroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. 12l3=
Main St Houston. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
NECESITAMCS MESEROS

Olga a sus amigos y conocidoS que Ts
Propietarios de Restaurants de Dallas. pa-
gan maCnificos Sucldos. y que nccesitan
meSeros de primera. Para mas info-mes c5
cr;ban a "Dallas Chamber of Commerce.
OPEN SHOP Square DeaD ASSOCIA-
TON. Dallas. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14

PABELLoNEs MEXICANoS. banderas, Boz
tones y TODD 10 necesario para fieStas patrias.
Pida lista. Algeria Photo Co. Box SIS. Sta.
A. san Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-14
DR.. FLIPPEN

COS W. A. SL-New YORK; y.
T~ratamjentO peviseeIonaoo 4e lS E|nl+ .a
=, rsresi5ad de oreracI5n y sia japedlE que
- dcdisue a sus oeupaei0nes Glar'as. Tam
b;en trsto cntermsGades &c! eStoU2So' 81
gre, pie. y vcjiSa, de scGerco con SOS uL-
NOS metoGos traEceses. 500 aSceSita n2esE-
- Is ruanlas N.sgJas. EonoCarloS Dodi-
Coo. No ca.nJso corrcsgoDGencia.
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Sc NECESITAN teiedores mexicanos con ex-
periencia para trabajar en- tclares de mano.
Trabajo permanente. Buenos salaries. Envie
referencias. Southwest Arts and Crafts. Box
2lS. Santa Fe, Nuevo sIexico.
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tras minas de Lagnito en- Abe. Sulphur
Springs y Burford. Texas. Abundancia do
magnif.cas casas con aqua, G iglesias y es-
cuelas en- Ia vecindad. Nuestros mineros So
gandn de $50. 90 a $50. 90 por semans Prom
to aumentaremoS precios. Teiesrafien o es-
criban a a. HICKS. Tyler. Texas.
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Or. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

2 N. San Saba St. esqGIna con Lake.
,I~w. TelsTcno Travis go.
Ie V. MARTINEZ GUZMAS. Es2eciafsa
= -nfeyredSdeS de- niLos y parties. Acdicl-
- en- general. OFicinA. 1901 ".
81 Te!sfuno Travis 2266
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VENDO REFRIGERADORES. tocado-eS, me-
sas. naQVinaS de eseribir y fon5ErsfoS. 20i
So. Alamo.
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GRAN OPoRTUNIDAn. Necesitamos soil
citantes de amboS sexes para ciudadeS, pue-
bios Y ranches. con o sin experiencia, para
vender ~articulos que necesitan en- cada casa.
Buena comisi6n. Gran oportun;dad para quien
tenga habiiidad de ganarse 10 9 Is pesos dia-
rios. Dirijanse d G. c. Fernandez. Gerente.
2ll Old Frost Bldg. De S am. 4 5 pm.
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EMPLEOS


Sc NECESITAN 100 o mas. buenos pisca-
dores de aIgod6n a quiencs Sc les pagara 4
raz6n de zoo por cada 100 libraS de alGo-
don. En- estos terrenoS sc levanta de media
hasta una paca de algod6n por acre. Diri-
girse a la o;icina de Theo +. kock x Compa-
ny. Riviera kleberg County. Texas. tl5)
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MAQULNAS DE COSER Singer V de otras
narcas. al contado o u plazos. Accessories.
Lanzaderas. AEujaS y Aceitc 81 por pnayor.
Precios eSpeciales. Alamo Sewing Machine
Co.. 3O+ So Alamo.
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ACEITE ENTERTAINMENTS puro para ma
ouinas de- escribir. fon6Grafos y cajas de
Docena de pomos de media onza. Sl.20. Ala
mo Sewing Machine Co., 3O4 So. Alamo.