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Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06

discussed today by a group Of major league club owners and officials with Alfred Austrian, attorney for the Chi- cago National and American league clubs.
 While no official announcement con- corning the meeting was made. it was said that legal technicaiities which would come up in the reorganization were discussed and that the plan with decisions made at today's meeting. will be presented 10 the club owners Of the National league in New York tomor- row.
 Possibility of American league own CTS coming to the rescue Of Mir Com iskey by placing some Of their play CTS at his disposal to replace the seven stars he suspended as a result of the baseball scandal, also was said to have been discussed The plan was propos- ed by Mir. Frazee some time ago.
 All the men at the meeting have ez- pressed approval of the principle of the Lasker plan.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
CARY'S COLTS WON VICTORY
 OVER CROWLEY'S STARS

The opening game of the volley ball league was played Tuesday evening on the K. of c. court, between Crow ley's Stars and Carys Colts, in which the latter won the best three out of four matches.
 The lineup: Crowley's Stars-Har- rington, Capt; Riordan; Sullivan: J. A. Desmond; Mcintyre; J. Walsh. Cary's Colts = Gleason, Capt. J. Walsh; Caffery; Downing; H. Des- mond; Carbary.
 The score:
 Crowley's Stars .... 10 15 8 ] Cary's Colts ....... 15 IA 15 15
 J. Desmond, referee; P. J. Sweeney scorer.
 The game scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed until next Tuesday on account of this heinz mis- sion week at the local churches.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06

Coxe's Sister Bertha. although Natalie the Great and Voltage each finished second one heat. Sister Bertha made a bad break in the second heat and had to finish fast to beat the flag.
 Driver Harry Stokes had a field day. in addition to scoring with Arion Guy. he drove Don Lopez to q win in the 2:O6 trot and landed Trampsafe first in the first two rounds Of the unfinish- ed 2:14 pace.
 Mightell was an easy winner in the 2:15 trot and Eva Abbe outstayed Drift Patch for first honors in the 2: O4 jace.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
BENTLEY SENT ST. PAUL

Baltimore, Md, Oct 5.-Jack Bentley, star pitcher and first baseman of the Bal timore International league champions, sent St. Paul, winners in the American Association down to defeat this afternoon in the first game of their post-season series by a count~ of to 3. While his twirling was a bit loose toward the close. his hitting was of Babe Ruth type, and His two home run drives were responsible for four of the five runs chalked up to his teams credit.
 |, Except for rather brisk wind which blew across the field, the day was ideal for baseball. About 1000 fans were in attendance. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
ENGAGES FAIR GROUNDS
 FOR AUTOMOBILE RACES

Two Springfield men, W. E. DuBerger and J. Palmer, have been here this week and engaged the county fair grounds in this city for automobile races that they are to run there on a Saturday this month.
 There will be s3,OOo in purses to be offered and events for one. two, three and five miles will be on the card, for which they already haev half a dozen drivers who have entered cars. mile track record will be set up by Driver Bedford, and an Australian pursuit race and five mile handicap will be two oi the other features
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
ARIoN GUY CAPTURED THE
 KENTUCKY FUTURITY STAKE

Lexington, Ky, Oct. sc. c. Lloyd's Arion Guy, driven by Harry Stokes, won the $14.000 Kentucky Futurity, one of the richest Grand Circuit events here this afternoon, and lowered his own seasons record for three year old trotters to 2:O4 S-4.
 The principal contender was A. B.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06

hees WamosCansS, Johnston Double play. Ron. etchy to krueger to Johnston. Jeff on bass
 Cleveland 3: BrOokyn. 5 Bases on balls of Mar Quard 2 of Coveleskie :. Hits of Marquard ; in innings; oil Mamaux in , innings off Ca dore none in inning Struck out by MarQuari 1
 Oy Mamaux B. by CoEelesde 3. Losing patcher Mar
 9uatd- Time of game IF. Umpires klem tNa. lonal Leaguel; behind the plate: Connolly (Amcr. ican Leaguel at first base; oDay (Natlonai League at second base; Dineen (American League) at third base ."
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
iAJoR LEAGUE CLUB OWNERS
 HELD CONFERENCE

Chicago, Oct. 5-Complete reorgani- zation of professional baseball as pro- psed in the Lasker plan which calls for a tribunal of three persons not fi- nancially interested in the game to re- place the National Commission. was
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
Totals u g 27 Il
tu Batted for Hall in

Sccre by innings:
 Baltimore .. ........- oOe 10 8 E5 st. Pau. ............0 Q 0 c l-S
 Two base hits Holden. Three base hits Miger Hal. Home runs. M-gert. Bencey ?. Sacrifice hits styles Haas Har-raye. MaIaette. Stolen baecs. Isa9p. BerEhammer Double play BerEhammer 10 Boone to Dressen Bases on balls off Han on Bentley ' Left on bases Baltimore 5. st. Paul B. Struck out. by Hall q by Bentley g.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
HEAR WORLDS SERIES
 GAMES BY MEGAPHoNE

As customary, all details of the worlds series baseball games will be announced by megaphone from The Bulletin Office window each afternoon. The games will come play by play from the ball parks to The Bulletin. Play begins at 2 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
ROBINSON INTENDS TO
 PITCH CRIMES TODAY

New York, Oct. - After the anne today, Manager Robinson ot ne Brooklyn team said:
 'i will probably give the Cleve- nd batters some spit ball pitching mt al tomorrow as l intend to ; Burleigh Grimes"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
MONEY

New York. Oct. 5.-GAll money strong high 8; low T. ruling rate T; closing bid '; offered at 8; last loan 8. Bank ac- ceptances 6 1-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
COTTON
LIBERTY BOND MARKET.

New York, Oct. Spot cotton uuie middling 24.25.
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their eyes to sec the American uni
for supporting by forcc-forcc
which seems at times to have re-
suited in unlawful. indiscrim:natc
killing'--a survival of human slav-
cry which the British had long ago
stranglcd in Egypt.
Nor is the position of our admin
istration of the affairs of Haiti inn
proved by the confession that it was
our extension .of that OdiouS and in
tOlcrablc system, our increase of the
barbarity of the native law. which
really brought about the rcvolts in
which the natives were shot down by
our men. 1t is Il comfort. at all
events, to know, that the system of
"corvcc" was finally abolished by
General Russell just Il year ago and
that now slavery no longer has our
armed support in Haiti.
Three thousand two hundred and
fifty Killings in five and Il half
ycars-somc at least "unlawful and
indiScriminatc'--iS an awful record.
One of the reasons given for taking
the German colonies in Africa away
from the German nation was that
the German administrators were
guilty of 'cruelticS to the natives"
How about including unlawful"
killings by armed American marines
in the category Of "cruelties" to ma
tvcs? Then we published yester-
day morning statement on the
Haitian situation from James Wei
don Johnson, field secretary of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement" of Colored People. who
rnt II nd -t.,;t 10
Haiti. He tells us that 1.-THE official
embarrassing of the United States
occupation of Haiti has begun" and
puts down five damning counts on
which he condemns that occupation.
One of the reads: MEN and women
have been tortured"
This is charge that demands
further and fearless Investigation.
1t must not be "whitewashcd." The
flag of America cannot be used to
cover such atrocities. The whole
roof should be ripped off this bad
business. 1t is sickcning enough
that we should have embarked upon
what looks very like an lmpcrialis-
tic adventure in this defenselcss
island; but the revelation that we
copied the CHASTITY evils OF that sys-
tenn. while processing to fight
against its worst example in Europe,
will fall upon the amazed conscience
of our people as stunning blow.
Yet it is the perfect fruit of pur-
blind wisconsin. 1t seems that Sec
rotary Daniels, one of the Prcsi-
dents most unctuous imitators,
knew about conditions down there
very early in the day. He knew
enough, at all events, to ask that
the investigation be expedited"
The light-hcarted references OF
Franklin ID. Roosevelt to the pater-
nal operations in this unhappy
island of the Administration to
which he was attached reveal how
congenial the practice Of Imperial
: ism may be to the rhetorical preach
his head in the clouds who intrusts
the details Of government to party
hacks and talkative incompetents
: is precisely the sort OF Chief Exccu-
tive to wake up some morning to
find the skirts of his ostentatiously
superior" administration draggled
and disgraced, to the infinite shame
of the nation.
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Two one dollar bills in the same, but
with no name or address. We do not
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lis name?
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DO YOU KNOW HIM.

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about OF my Uncle Sam Flcmmings
When last heard from about two
wears ago he was in Jersey City, N
j.. or some place near there.
Any information concerning him
Will be gladly received by his
nephew.
JAKE EVANS,
904 N. eth Street,
Richmond. Va.
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DO YOU KNOW THEM?

Would like to know something
OF the whereabouts of my two broth
crs Thomas James and Samuel II.
James of Cumberland County. Va. We
are very anxious to settle the estate
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ceived.
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Box 1877 Smithers, w. Va.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
.HUBO CINCO HERIDOS al
VOLCARSE UN AUTO

Cinco millas al sur de New Braun
fels registr6se antier en- IA manana Qn
~accidente de trafico eE que hubieron
en- serio peliGro sus vidas cinco perso
mas de a Antonio. Los viajeros
iban de paseo a New Brannfels. Fran
las senoritas Josephine Luoei Y NATL
de L!ppman y los sehores VI. j. Fink.
Ben Ant!n Y el r~eniente Ben Chadwtk.
La partida ocupaba un automov14
que maneiaba Mr.. Fink y e. acciden
re ocurri6 cuando el coche Que ocu-
paban estaba para cruzarse con I'm
autom6yIl que en- Sentido contrario We
MIA a graz veIocidad. Entonces MI
Fink hbo de Zanzibar rapldamsntc Ia
direction de gu coche para evitar e
ancuent-o Y su CAIRO fue d Oar a IN
hoyanco. Mr.. Fink perdio el controI
= 81 coche Sc voice completamente
Quedando debajo las dos sehoritas que
fueron ouienes sufrieron lesiones DE-
mayor gravedad.
Los cinco viajeros fueron luego trans
Dortados 4 esta ciudad. a bordo de
propio automovil con que estuvieror
A punJo de chocar.
Sc les atendio Embellishments ' Sc
ancuentran va fuera de peligro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
IONA PROHiBIDA PARA Ii
ELEMENTO mILlTAR

Con fec61 lie aver expidi6 81 gene
val .Iosepu T. DickmaD, Conandante
Ell .Jefe Dc. Departments del Sur.
ur Gecreto Qor ell cual prohibe a los
scidados Gle f~rec;lenten "a IONA CO.
rocI!a COZ 81 romore de White Way
O sea II ComprerGida entire las GALES
Ge Travis. Avenida Sarta Rosa, w.
Commerce y C2mar6n.
- igncrau los motives que oJhEa-
70, al general Dickman a dictar e&;I
asp .sicI6n peYo es &c suponerse que
Es,a Sc deb, a los f~recuentes es"aA-,
ialos que armaR los Soldados en- los
eSpeudios de qua raseosas y %aio-
mes de bale cue en- dicha IONA abun
dan.
-, DeDartamerto Gei Sur pubiicj
- IN grtu lurne,o q. c3p'as dc eSta
disposition 4 Tin de que tales coptas
de esta disposition 4 fin de que tales
ccpias fueSen enviadas a todos los
fuesen enviadas a todos los puestos
" campamenros militareS de Ia ciudad
: sus a~lrededCres.
Ia nue.. disposition entrara en-
v;gcr hog nor Ia tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
NO QUlSO iR Al HOSPITAL

En- e. cruCero de Ia via ftrrea de!
Southern Pacific" Y las GALES Il" 80
SalitoS sc registr0 aver, a las $50 de
Ia malana, un choque entire e. auto
'cami6n de carga numero l53567-TeIaS
que guiaba Milton Cogheshall, dorlici
liado en- e. numero sol de la avenida
Cas-. ! 81 caro- express. DC un cabalo.
que munejaba MIR. 4. *. Nc E!roy.
Este ultimo fue Ianzado fueTa de SUI
rehfculo resultando viCtima de graves
Issiones en- los muslos. brazos y ma
nos.
Sc present6 II am6uIancia de poll
cia al lugar do este sucedido. pero Nc
Ilroy no Cuiso cue le ~llcvaSen a IN
hospital. y dijo que preferia II a 81 ca
81.
Cogzeshall. no obstante que fuc e:
verdaderanente responsible de IA CO.
ii-:Cn segun u~cCIararon los testl@cS'
no fue aprehen lido, pues Nc Elro. d
,.iar.i que no Geseaba proceder contra
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
lUN SOLDADO ES MUERTO
ACCIDENTALMENTE

Aver, a las $40 de ia mariana Sc
reglstr5 una lamentable escena en- ell
caTnpo Brooks. FL soldado raso LIE.
wis E. Cross fue muerto accidental
mente por IN compshero cuando este
nitimo examinaba una pistola Colt. ca
hore 20. FL revolver Sc le disparf
y Ia bala fue q penetrate a Lewis en-
el pecho. hacia Ell lado izQuierdo.
Los esfuerZoS que Sc I,icieron por
salvar IA vida al soldado Cross fueron
totalnente inUtiles. Embellishments
le pusieron a bordo del caro- de am
oulaDc!a para transatlantic al hosrital
del campo que Sc ~encuentra q muv
corta distancia, pero Lewis muri0 en-
81 canine.
Lewis E. Cross di6se de alta en- San
Antonio y entonces declare ser natiro
de Oneal. Arkansas, lugar donde tie.
ne TN hermano. Sc lie Ii3 a este
aviso Immediate de Ia mUer'e de su
hermano Lewis Y es de creersa que
e. ce!iaver sera en- breve transportado
para aQuel lugar donde ser4 sepultaI
do.
e. cadaver ira c~uStod!ado por una
escolta del campo Brooks.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
s. SUSC. Al QUE sNNlO UN CA
OAyER EN- UN MUNOO.

NUEVA TORK. julio 25.-Dice un
-e;cgrama Ge Alabama que un indiyi-
duo llamaG-. A. Tatum. n quien Sc
mencion6 como Ia persona que hizo
Ia remisitn del haul o mundo que
c~ontert1 : cadaver de una mujer,
heGl L tGe enviado de Detroit el
mes pasaa6. compareci6 ante las auto
litades y Ceclar6 que crefa que IN
ulujer fuera katherine Jackson. n
,onocida suya. CUE lie dijo, Ia ul,ims.
yez que Ia Viz en- Detroit durante e!
mes de juliC. que Sc habfa casado con
un lrdividuc llamado Leroy. La ps-
licia cree at" Leroy es IN individuo
hispano amer icano llanhado Fernandez
que vivi6 ea San Antonio durante al
.un tiemuo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
Sc HERE ACCIDENTALMEkTE
CON UNA PlSTOlA

\ las Hucve J minutes de Is mana
IA de aver acudih Ia rOlicf0 = ls c.
sd numeo 81 de "a catie "a. pues
furm6 acknowledgements a las oficinas
polIciacas que alll nabtase dido una
detonaci6n V que TO era d!fcil que
Sc tratara de n &esgraCia.
r. case fu& que una mujer de color
Leo Thomas. QUEEN en- compahia dc
SUI marido habita aquel!a casa. Sc ha-
bia herido accidentalmente una pier
ma al estar hmpiando n pistola. Su
"Sposo sc encontraba presente Y como
;cStigo decIar1 en- este sentido.
Lal nes-a fUe transpor'ada a. hos
p!tal De IA ciudad donde desde lue=o
procediGse a su Curaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
UN CHINO A PUNTO De
MORIR ~ENVENENADO

FL c~iudad2no chino Nc Ben, fua on
contrado an ST Gomicjlio DE- ms ca3es
dc Monterrey. nImero l2t. a las Qua
tro de la madrugada dc dyer en- rer-
fectc estado de coua. al policia VI
70 coHocjnje7to lei ease : eHv!G in
nediatamente la ampulsncia i aIiuel
!ugar.
NG Ben fuA lueCo trarSladado al
hospital de IA ciudad donde pudo 70
hcuperar o. conocinaiento, graciaS n
las iumediatas at~encio1es m%di"ss
Fl pacientc estlvo a punto de ser en-
~yerenndo. tai declar6 el madico que
ie a;endi6, psro ahora Sc encuentra
"a fuera 6e pelisro.
Fl ex,rano case estd siendc Va invcs
tigado por parte de la policia priva-
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
DEFUNCIONES

Francesca Vazquez, a la edad de Il
amos.
Maria Gonzalez Huron. a Ia edad
dc II amos.
Antonio SANITATION. a la edad de IS
amos.
Petra Medrano de Flores. d Ia edad
dc 10 amos
Refugio Morales, a la edad de 81
anos.
Pomposa 6. Lucio, a Ia edad de %
amos.
Mia Francisco Martinez. a Ia edad
&c . amos 4 meses, hijo de Albino
Martinez J de- IL schora doha Maria
de MARTINEZ.
Nino Hector Mariana Imam, Il la
edad de ahc 3 meses. hijo de Pedro
Imam Y de Ia sehora dona Josefa
Rodriguez de Imam.
Niho Santos Rodriguez, a la edad
&c S meses 81 dias. hijo de Don Je-
sus Rodrigue: y de Ia senora Julia
Flores de Rodriguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
DEJE De FUMAR
FS TAN FACIL DEAR DE FU-
MAR CIGARRILLOS. PUROS
@ MASTICAR TABACO


No-To.Bac ha ~ayudado a millares
de personals a dejar ell costoso y per
n~icioso uso del tabaco. No importa
Ell tempo que listed haya fumado o
masticado: tome s~implemente Il in
ofensiva p~astilla de No-To-Bac GUAM
do tenga CANA de fumar, e inmedla-
tamente calmara el desec.
Despues de POGO tempo acabara
nor abandorar este habito en- definl
tiva, V listed Sc sentira mejor mental
Y fisicamente. Adquiera hoy mismo
una caiita de No-To-Bac, y 81 no lie
ou;ta Ell deseo de usar tabaco en-
cualquier forma, en- la parte en- que
Ia haya conlprado lie d~evolveran Sill
importe sin mas averiguaciones. No
Io-Bac es hecho por Ia misma casa
que hace los Cascarets' Y por 10 tan
to. es absolutamente cficaz c inofen
sivo. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
VAJILLAS

De Sc pleas, con espirales do
radas y dibujos florales rojos.
Para servicio de 6 personals. Es-
pecial $1,000
De Sc pleas, blanca, bordes do
radios. Servicio para seis perso-
mas. Especial $1,000
De 100 pleas, de porcelana
americana, para servicio de II
personals, en- color azul palido,
con hermosas decoraciones flora
les doradas. Especial $3.50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
VAJILLAS' BLUE BIRD" PARA


De so pleas para servlclo de
seis personals, con hermosos dlbu-
les florales. Especial $3.50
De AZ pleas, con bordes azu-
les y dorados. Sin decoraciones,
pero muy atractiva. Esp'l. $1,000
De AZ pleas, con bordes rojos
V dibujes florales. Els una vajilla
muy bonita por $500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
Ell SREsoLuTE" FUE LLEvADo
Al DiQUE SECO.

NUEVA YORK. iuilo 25.--El yaie
'H:esolute" fui llevado hog al dique
seco, a S;aJea Island, con el objeto
De ser revisadc y de que Sc pintara 81
chra muerta, pero manana eSrara llsto
Vara Jom'r parte en- Ia carrera fl
nal.
Las apu2>:as eStar q tres por uno a
favor del "Ecsclute".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
ESTAOO DEL TEMPO

F~ron6stico u 81 Observatorio Me-
teorol6gico Ge san Antonio rinde para
hoy.
Ligeros nubiados Y IN maximum de
temperature entire los al : % grades.
Liseros vientos del Sur.
La temperature de aver fluctu6 IN
'rs los IS : los 81 grades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
DEsTRuYE 81 FUEGO TRES Ho
TELEs EN- BROOKLYN.

| EUEV.a- YORK, julio. 2J.-Esta ma
| Haua. tenlpy@uo, fueron destruidos por
e. fuego tres Loteles de los que eNis-
,ian en- la parie de Ia playa de Broo-
kiln donde eStin estahlecidos los bal
uoarios. deIando sin abriGo a unas tres
0an,as farlil,ls que los ocupaban y q
habian ido a ellos a pasar e. nm ue
n semana.
Los rcfcr:dos hoteles. 10 mismo que
,os demas. estaban pleJ6ricos de gen
t. a causa del caior excessive que Sc
siente en- : ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
PaNolES Y AMERlcANoS
A5RIO LOS JUEGOS
ClImPICOS

MADRID. julio 25.-Dice un telegra
ma de Ambcres que de acuerdo con
:! programa. respective, I'm juego DE-
polo entre los teams" espaholes ::
americanos obrira los juegos olfmpicos
internacionale9 cue Sc a a efectuar.
En- TODD Espaha hay gran tnteres
nor conocer Ell resultado de dicho jue
go, pues Ell team espahol Sc consi-
6era como 6eccomunalmente fuerte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
VIAJEROS

Sc hospedan en- el hotel Lanier los
senores Fernando Hinojosa O." proce-
Gente de 10 cIudad de Nogales, Arj-
iona. y r. Et-eZ. de Douglas. Arizona
H. Lagos Y sonora ~llegaron aver 4
esta ciudaG d. san Antonio. p~roceden-
do la dc Saltilio. Ccahuiia. Sc
hospedan en- el hotel BeXar.
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$1,000 a $3.50

Vajillas Blue Bird" de AZ pie.
zas. con ilustracioEes florales:
muy bonita -. Ss.oo.
Vaiilla blue Bird" de 81 pleas
Y dibujos florales, para serviclo
de 6 personals. Especial . $500
Vajilla de 81 pleas, hermo-
sas decoraciones florales azules.
Especial .. .,.. $3.50
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ONiOS
NACIMiENTOS

In Milo &c Jose Manuel Olivera y
Ana Maria Rapgel de Olivera.
Una nina de Michael Marmara Y
Maria Fucntcs.
Tn nino tie Gabino Ortiz ; Telipa
RIncGn.
Una nina de leopold Tamez Y Sc
nora de TameZ.
Tn nino Ge JESUS Reyes y Sabina
Martinez de Reyes.
Tn nino d. Raul Gonzalez V Hor
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FILTROS

Guste del cafe puro Y delicioso,
V hagalo en- SUI mesa mientras CO.
me. Los filtros "Universal", son
los mejores que Sc han hecho.
Aluminio Y miguel. plateado so
bre cobre. Tamanos Y formas di-
versus
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LOLA BLUE BIRD

Vajillas de 100 pleas para
servicio de II personss, con de-
coraciones florales. Precio Espe-
cial $4,000
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De Loza de China Importada

Vajillas de 100 pleas con her
mosas decoraciones a mano, de
orc incrustado. Esta vajilla es de
una belleza rara, y su preclo
excepcionalmente bajo, $275.0O
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DE LOLA BAVARIA

Vajilla de 100 pleas con her
mosas decoraciones florales. Es-
ia es una ganga exceptional.
Especial $500
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DE PORCELANA INGLESA

De 100 pleas, absolutamente
blanca con banda dorado; seria
barata por $500. Precio Espe-
cial $4,000