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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

Chief of Police Joel +. warren's
outer office is Hiram FoIlrich.
Hiram. or "Hr' as he is known to
police station habitues, besides pos
seeming the smallest office In the
Pubic Safety building possesses an
admirable temperament.
His duties require the combined
qualities of plenipotentiary ex-
traordinary and a floor walker In a
arc To direct the traffic In the main
artery of the principle floor OF the
hoosgow. His greatest duty In to
steer nuts" grouchcs, simps. feebs.
indignant citizens and irrifated ones
10 offices other than those belonging
to Chief Warren. And Hiram u par
excellent In this business
Before Hiram assumed the duties
- the chiefs personal bouncer and
long before he Joined the Seattle po-
lice department. he herded cattle for
hiD father In Hull. Iowa
KEOKUK WAS NO PLACE
FOR HIRAM
But Huh was near Keokuk and
IN" didn't like Keokuk 20 he do
cided to cut loose from the native
state He came west. This was In
1900. For few years he courted a
ak1ngle making machine in the Grays
Haxbor, country. Then he came to
Seattle and became a policeman.
Thts suspicious event occurred In
1877.
Since taking the step. he has been
tn turn patrolman. clerk. switchboard
operator. jailer. wagon man and mo-
tcrcycle rider. 1t was while riding {
motorcycle that HI" had the most
sensational experience Of his IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

wife had not been overly affection.
ate Of late and perhaps his falling
beauty combined with his refusal TO
buy her a new fur coat because the
hair in her old one was falling out,
was the reason.
He did. That liz to say, the barber
applied the hair restorer. Unnoticed
"a couple of drops fell on Giornellfs
nose. Giornelli thought they were
flies, flying out of season.
Everything was lovely, and Gior.
nelli's spouse, intoxicated by the Der.
fume OF his hair. forgot her anger
about the fur coat.
But, a few days later when hair
began growing all over Clornelli's
nose everything was not all right.
And, unless he has had 1t shaved.
everything isn't all right yet.
And. believe him, Giornelli Is going
to sue that barber. Unless--well.
unless the hair restorer succeeds In
growing new hair on Mrs. Giornellis
fur coat. In which case Giornelll
will be entirely appeased and willing
to forego the pleasure OF instituting
suit against the barber whose hair
restorer Is too efficacious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
WHISPERS CROW
UPON HIS NOSE
But Truck Farmer May Not
Sue Barber

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S. - Clio
vanni Giornelli. Italian truck farmer
OF some means. who lives near here.
Is undecided as to whether or not
he will sue the owner OF the barber
shop wherein hair restorer WINS nd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

nervous and cross. After three DAYS
I became good-natured again, and
the rheumatism disappeared. / lost
altogether ii pounds.
II shall try to eat wisely and not
become poison-factory again; but IL
the old condition recurs, | know the
easiest and best waysto relieve u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
SECOND NIGHT. HE
DREAMED OF CHICKEN

iase. say ~. napp' "e'''iieu VI
cn'chen p,e' mat 'a7 Deeh my ohiy
aDnori,ai rynip0o'"
as.lns mus. pc uoiie WIN Juus'
men. anu ih'einee"ce. =, prihss IN
tehec.uai as "eii as Physicai re-
"arus'
n man ~ never cleaner On .ne
OUTSIDE 'iian ne - Oh .ne ilsioe ne
IS never cleaner nentahy thah ne Is
pnysicahy. a ci,y WIZ oe ABOUT as
clean ,nora.y as ,.s c'', ZEN are poo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
[:Z:I;Y8llI2>j1 l: :{|!;;iE!l3*l5<{5
A Special for School Girls
Leatherette Coats $685.

Childrens and Misses short Leatherete belted
STYLE with goodsize patch pockets and strap cuffs The
coats are good style and well made all seams are double
stitched. Sizes to 18 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

Il Wool Tan Jersey
Dress, size II years, re-
duced to $22.5O.
2 Rose Jersey Dresses,
sizes 10 and IL years,
reduced to $3.50.
% Girls Spring Coats,
of gray mixtures, sizes
IA and 16 years, reduced
to $500.
DAUGHTER SHOP. sEcoNr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Saturday in the Food Shops

Foods that will tempt you to buy goodly supply.
Genuine Lady Balti- Bon Marche Pork Sau-
more Cakes, special at sage, very delicious for
Ploo, nan cah p oIf Sunday breakfast; spe-
pocon whole or half cal, pound, 35t.
strips, a pound, SOC; Full Washington Cream
sliced pound, 5St. Cheese, pound, SIC.
UPPER FIOoR-THE MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

Two Silver Gray Silk
Dresses; 17-year sizes;
reduced to $1,000.
A Girls White MILDLY
Skirts at a fraction of
their real worth-25f
and SOC.
3 Girls White Mid
dies, with navy collars,
sizes 10 and 16 years,
reduced to Csc.
FLOoR-THE BON MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06

ministered to his hair-shy Uranium.
That momentous question depends
altogether on whether or not an ex.
pertinent OF his Is successful.
According to Giornelli. 1t happened
like this:
Your hair is getting very thin. "
said the barber, appropriately apollo
getic for taking such liberties. "will
you have some hair restorer7"
Giornelli. Just having received
some back accounts from wealthy
cuG14Encrs. believed he would His
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
One Table of Girls Slightly
Soiled Wearables
Reduced

An odd lot of girls wearables-only one
or two in some lots-and somewhat soiled
from handling-are greatly reduced for Sat
than half.
pa Girls Bingham Dresses, sizes 6, 8, 10
and ID, reduced to Csc, $1.25 and $1.95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Free Samples BENEFITS Milk Bone Dog Biscuit.

AS long we have any Saturday will give
samples of Benefits Milk Bone Dog Biscuits Free.
When you get Benefits you sure of having the
best kind of biscuits for your dog.
TEA AND COFFEE sEcTIoN-UPPrR MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Tungsten Lights 26c Each

20 and 4O-watt Tungsten Eghts-every one
tested before leaving the store. If you want
more light for less money-better get all of
these lights you can use.
We cannot make deliveries at this low price,
FOURTH FLOoR-THE MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Want TO PURR?
FAST five DAYS
Physician Who Takes Own
Medicine" Gives Rules

IAN JOSE, Cal, Feb. s.--Are you
- contented that you "purr like q
caf7~
II you're not--then take n short
fast But take IL right
30 advises DR.. NJ. w. Kapp, physi-
clan. who lately took a five-day fast
himself, and takes them whenever he
gets feeling cross. depressed and
logey. He says it's the best medicine
going for two-thirds of the Ills OF
the body.
HERE ARE KAPP'S
RULES FOR FASTING
Here are his rules-and he obeys
them himself:
Don't lay off while fasting
Keep on with business as usual"
Don't fast unless you have been
examined by physician and your
general condition o. KID.
3-Don't try for a long fast Five
to ten days Is sufficient.
4-Plain fasting isn't enough. One
must drink lots of water in order to
flush the system thoroly and elimi-
nate food-poisons.
1You viii lose weight, but all
weight that you lose by a short fast
IL superfluous and ought to be lost.
6-You will feel no hunger unless
you fail to drink enough water. You
will, however. have coated tongue
turnout the fast. which Is the sonIy
tIfsa0reeable feature. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Washable Fabric Cloves Are
First Fauorites for the
New Season
They're So Comfortable,
Economical, Serviceable
and Trim Looking

CHAMOISETTE Slip
~ on Gloves - also
novelty gauntlet style,
with one clasp at the
side - with contrasting
embroidered backs, in
white and mode, $1.65.
UPPER MAIN FTOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Broken Lines of
Women's Shoes
$l.98, $2.9S, 1898

Included are high top shoes of
all brown, black and gray kid, or
with kid vamps and cloth tops to
match; Louis and military heels.
Women's Union Suits 79c
Fine ribbed cotton Union Suits:
low neck with band top; knee
length. Regular and extra sizes,
Toe.
Infants White Cashmere
Hose 49c Pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
Shoes Specially Styled for Misses

Misses Shoes of patent leather with light tan or
light gray cloth tops; sizes Sh to II, $3.50 sizes
liz to at $500. '~s
Misses Shoes OF dark brown kid with beaver kid
tops; sizes 49, to IL at $3.50; sizes liz to 2 at
$500. " " O.
Misses, all dark brown Elk Shoes lace syle sizes
S1a to IL at $500; sizes 111a to q $500.
Misses Shoes of patent leather with dull kid tons
button style, sizes S1s to II at $3.50 sizes III ~
at $3.50. SN'' ~ "
cHILDRENs SHOE sHoa-sEcoNp FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-06
A Table of Knitted Goods
at Just Half Price

2 Slipover Sweaters
reduced to $6.25.
4 Sleeveless Fiber
Slipover Sweaters re-
duced to $500.
s. Brush ed w DOL
Toques reduced to 45t.
--12 Toques, nice and
warm, reduced to 25t.
8 Mecerized Sweaters
for children reduced to
$500.
. Toques, slightly
soiled, reduced to soc.
2 Ripple Slipover
Sweaters reduced to
$500.
'LooR-rIrE BON MARcHE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16
SUICIDE EN- uN TREk

EAGLE PASS. Texas. Julio a.
Los pasajeros del tren que salio aver
de esta c.udad para Spofford reci-
bieron una desagradable y dolorosa
impression en- esta Ultima estacton,
mientrael e: tren en- que viajsban espe
raba al del Southern Pacific que va
para ell oeste, para hacer Ia cone
xion. Los viajeros Sc ha1laban char
lando cuando Sc escucho un disparo
de pistola en- ell interior de n Ga
los carros. Embellishments TODD al
mundo Sc precipito n e que era 10
que habla ocurridd- enoonrandoss
que I'm individuo americana, Be hs-
naba muerto en- uno de los asentoa
del caro-. Ell sujeto que sesdn pudo
saberse, 10 llamaba J.. h Hill, pre-
sentabe una herfda de bala en- In
cabeza Y q su lado Sc encontraba to-
6avfa humeando Ia pisto1a, Ia que
SO causara la muerte. Al registrars
los papeles y cartas quo traia para
yer 81 hab1n alguna declaration que
indicara Ia por Ia que sc ha-
bfa privado de Ia vida, no Sc en-
contro NADIA que diera fuz sobre tai
determination, tndagandose tan solo
que ell sulcida contaba 65 ahos do
edad y quo era r%esidente de Ell Paso.
Texas.
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Pass Sud-
PERU
i. 200 libras esterlinas.

a zoo libras esterlinas.
FL PERT. que %producfa unas $4,000 10
reladas de cobre al aio, llegara en-
Il actual a producer $4,000.
La empresa ncrteamericana Cerro
de Pasco Mining Company, que por
81 sola extrae Ell 70 por 100 del toneia-
je de cobre, esfA realizando pingiies
ganancias. pues sobre un capital no
minal de 60 millones de d6lares, de
los cuales ha invertido no mas de 80,
cbtiene mensualmente una utilidad ne
Ia de un mi1lor de dolares.
Por otra parte, los ingenios
ros eel mas importante de los cuales.
situado en- et vale de Chicama. elabora
tanto azdcar como los nnayores inge-
MOS de Cuha) fabrican Ell azdcar con
un costo de ITO a. 200 chelines Ia to-
reIada, y como Ell precio actual en- los
ruertos de cmbarque es de 800 chelines
rcsulta que la mayor parte. y son cast
todos de capitalists peruanos. estan
hacienda negocios enormes.
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1874 JAPoNESES QUEMADOS
poR LOS BOLSHEvlKlS

WASHINGTON. Julio 81 Sc
cretarfa de Estado del goblerno anne
ricano ha recih,do infOrmes del Con-
americana Gil VIadivostock. en- los
= Sc Gice Que las tropas holshe-
yIkis rusaS irccndiaron Ia carcel de
Nikoimiovsk cuando caotu-a"cn eSa
riaza. habiendo puesto faego ade-
mas A toda ia poblaci6r- sclarnente
zen edificios &c los cratro mil Cue
tenia Ia riu6cd. qIedaron on RE. es-
tinlardosc N muchos mil'ones de pc
SOS las pa:diias ocasionadas Dor es-
te incendio. Los bolshevikis quema
ryr tamb::n Il 134 soidados japone-
ses que So habian rend:c" ah:es de
uue Ia poblaci6n hubiese Eiio incen-
dada.
F.sta acc on de los bcishevi;is Ia
oausado in.ea,a ~agitac;6i en- 81 IA
pom Y a ella Sc debe principalmente
"a resoluci3n adoptada por los japo-
neses dc no retirarse enteramente de
Ia Siberia, como era su iatenci6n.
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Libros Maravinosos.

Para los que sufren, son vietimss
de la desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negocios y
son desafortunados Ell amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos y eupresas, iograran Ell csriho
del ser amado, llevaran a feIz termi-
no sus asuntos = t%riunfaran en- TODD;
se veran libres de malas influen-
cias, y venceran q sus enemIgos y M
die podra causarles daho. Envts 10
centavos en- estampiIlas de correo pa.
"a eastos y recihira catalogo grat!A
Direction: Srea- V. Martin y ca.
San Rafael 61-A. Habana- Cuba.
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>E TNTERES PARA LOS oBRERoS ME-
TCASOS. Una gran fabrica &c htlndos y
ejidos CO nencsra sus trabeios Drtxffnaaicn
g en- e=ta c!udad de San Antonio. Los ooTe
os ncx;canos que tengan eonocimientos en-
rarno, ser6n prefe-idos = dcsde !ucEo los
oI;r;.s-es. Para intornes ocurran O Ee-
ipc Castro. Superintendent del t-nbnjo. Los
esiden:cs fue-a de Ia ciudad. preden d.
igirse 81 mismo Senior Castro, q u eseut-
IA que fo-mar las GALES &C Smith , Qua
dalupe 1918. Ho-ss dc oficina: S q 8 p.
n. Felipe Castro. I'D
BUEE EMPLEO. Necesito AEcntcs para que
vendan ~parfumcria. huenas utiidsdcs. Hnza
usted hoy misno So soi!citud = trabaic IN los
ratos CUE tensa lib-es, dcspues de las horas
de su trabajo. Mande $3.50 con ia arlicaei6n,
vRlor del muestrnrlo. y sanese de SS.oC a
81, 90 d;ar;os. Gustavo Guardiola. 100 Slo-
.rr Plnrn San antnnin. TeHns.
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

A PRECIO> EXCEPCI0NALES
CAJETA DE CELAYA nueva 75c. docenn:
DGtil pasado Csc. lib. Coiaci6r extra SOC. ;
Caucla &c. Comino 25c Bello:a 25e: Sc
milIa Calatnza 35c. CHOCOLATE E Ia
PATIO" 55c.; Chile p~7sills negro Sl.15;
Cuaiilo SOC. PiQuin S5c.: JsponeS IS. :
Habas Ice: Cameron &3c. Carne SEGA Soc;
Ajo 25c.: PilonciIlo Monterrey CSC; Mo!ca-
;etcs p;edra i5c.: Metates $3.50: Esco5etaS
Chorizo I+c CHA $50: Tana-ildo S5c::
Ja~abes So y 75c.: ho:eila. etc. LczA DE
GUADALAJA2A: BotelioRcs soc. n Sl.oo:
Cazuelas l0c. I 4o-.; Olias lOc. i S5e. Va
SOS olor zoe. 4 4oc. Ncaacias mariana y
fru,as lCc a 25c.: AnHmales tabla . por l5c-
etc. Pida<e liSta genera! GRATIS. DES-
PACEo IMMEDIATE de ORDENES por CO.
r-eo, Diriianse 4 CADEZUD BROS. Box
So. Sta. a. san Antonio, Texas.
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PIANO VERTICAL STAR. Ests es ura
-nagnitica gansa y Su precio IS doble dc 10
Que pedinos. Excelentes cuGlidsdeS muslca-
les. en- combination con una her-nosa GAIA
irancesa de nogal. EXcelente oportunidac
2or e. precio. $4,000.
Condiciones: $1,000 po- mes.
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 a IA persona
cue me prcpoCcione info-rneS exactoS acerca
de- actual paradero de nj he-mano Celedonio
Sanchez de IS amos Ge edad. estatura regular
color moreno. quien hsee nueve amos que Sa-
l;S de San Francisco de- Rinc6n. Guaaajuato.
Mexico -1mbo 4 los EstadoS Unidos dicho Sr.
e. oziSinario de San Francisco del Riuc6n.
CualeSQuIer info-me so5re este aSUnto. d~irijase
= Ramon Sanchez Co. Sr. Na-cial Domin-
guez- ?. o. Box 79S. Midland Michigan (ISl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

PIANO vertical KRAKAUR BROS. Tn ms
trumcn:o de excepcionaleS cUa1idadeS musI-
Gales. Uno nuevo c~ostaria $4,000. Nuestro
rrecio Is solo Sl75.00.
Cordiciones. $1,000 por mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

GRATlFICARC cen sIU00 a Ia persona CT"
me proporcione informsS eSaeSoS acerca del
actual paraGe-o de mi hermano Carmen Al
cocsr, como de 50 amos de edad. estatura reEu
lar. color moreno. de Guien recibi una carta
81 aao de 1914. procedente de Rio Bonico. Ca
liz. A mi hermano 10 aeompaha Miguel Sic
IN. como de IS amos de edad. estatc-a rcSu-
lar. color moreno y J!cado de v.suel7. Cuales-
cuier irfo-me sobrc este aSuato. diriJ2Se a
Conception Alcccer R. Nun. S. Box 3S6
Dallas. Texas. (16)
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
AROCADOS

TERRoCARRILERos Mem
~ u: no la ConapaIias les Term-
Sof.cn 10 que inv;-te-oa en- Bones Dc "a
T,iber:aa. Cob-o 'Bask Pay. aumsns" Ge s
.nsT5oS .heoues y "tienpos. 81 SURE a.
I'm acciGzctc en- cl crahslo. 20 Ie orc -
cue debe rcdi-- A-reS'o neSoe'oS GaI
ooS 'i Dirisirse al Lie. J. PEARcE KANE
s95 hans2s C;,y Life Bids Kansas O"E'
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APRENOA
INGLES

en- 50 propla casa En-
visnos 81 nonbre y e.
recci6n para intorucs
Rudy College
2I4tS Main S.
P. o. Box SIS
Houston, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

PIANOLAS. Exce!ente surtido de las mejo-
res marcaS en- pianolaS conocIG=s en- 81 mum
DO. Durante esta semana. desde s3s7.o0 has
q S597.oO
Condicioues: De $i5.Oo a $50. 90 por mes.
THE SAN ANTONIO MUSIC co.
3i6 W. Commerce St-San Antonio. Texas.
La Casa de Nusica mas grandc en- cl Sur.
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PIANO VERTICAL EMERSON. Con her
nosa GAIA de encino dorado. Parece entera-
nCnte nuevo- Una oPortunidad e1ceTcicnal'
sea. 90.
Condolences: $1,000 por mes
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VENTAS
Gangas en- Pianos.

PIANO vertical FISCHER Con Gaia de cha
no. encordadura en- psrfectas condolences y
toao muy f1erte. Precio $500.
Condolences: $500 por mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

ACEITE enterancnte puro para maQuinas de
ssczibir. fon6S-afos y cajas de mGS;ca. Do
de ponlos De y onza. $3.50. Alamo Sewing
Machine Co. 3OA So. Alamo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

TALLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DE FONOGRAFOS de todas Glasses ) ma
Guinas de coser.-25 amos de praetica--O--
GeneH po= co-reo. FONOGRAFOS, macui-
E2s SINGER en- ABONoS.-De seEunda rua-
10. ba-s;os. a. contado. Leandro VI. god=i-
gueZ loo Buenavista St San Antonio, Te-
xas.
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BUENA oPORTUNIDAD para persona que
Quie-a inve-tir capital en- neEocao product
70. Por motive de salud. vendO fabrica de
ladrilo con ~maGgiHaria complete y en- magni-
ficaS condolences. con teTreno propio para Ia
d-ilo. casa de 9 cua-toS Y ocraS conoddiades.
Oeurran 3 H. Wagner Jr. sol W. Evergreen.
Apartment .. o lame desruts de las : p. m
al q. 2795. GS)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

DARE GRATIFICACIoN i Ia persona que
NE proportions info-neS eHactoS aeerca del
actual paradero de m! sobrino Manuel Rami-
rez, dc SO aaos de edad. cstaturg regular. ojos
uegros. complexion gruesa. ba-ba rasurada
cuier hace dos amos Sc encontraha en- Ell Es,a-
do de Louisiana. CUalsQuier iaioEmc sobrc
este aSunto. dirijase 4 Antonio Rinc6n Vida.
de IbarrS. Sill Durango S.. San Antonio.
Texas. 40
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-16

NECESITo personals que sepan haeer euro
sidades o rovedndes ncxicEaas. tales como pos
,,Ies de pIumas, srttculos esculpidos hechos de
bueso o MADEIRA, iar-ones. rellens. ra3aroS =
a~nirna!cs disecados, disecar mariposas = toda
clasc dc insec;os. y todo eauello que sepan hn
Ger. Tra!Enn muestras de su trabato. VeaEan
4 las 10. 80 Z. m. o e~Scrioaa para eonceI.a.
ent-ayjsts, al P. o. Box 72I I E. Taddy 203
". Commerce Sc. '4o'
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MUSICA PARA PIANO tmarusc-::a.l Pida
hsta general. observation-disclosures para orcues-
T.. esc. Repertoire de MGsica MeSicara. Box
So Sa. 4. I4l0ik West. Commerce ST. San
Antonio, Texas.
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ra4S. Es9ss!alidal en- sosonas. pus" - ,
o.-aIa5ss Le a bOe@. lPyoTEasal NS-E1
con un proIcsioRistn Que IS EeN1san0
% gES.SL -, 9-ec.g, c6naoao,, ; ea ao'HGs
So0I - aesca. Dnecesoa: Altos BoHe@ &c
81 psigo. 9oSiz v. Commerce 81 SAL
Antonio. Texas. -
WAPTA De IA ROSA Vda de Baer' 2S-o.e
- SO. iaculcad de san L.uS toIo.
- Espesiagaad ell ea:srmetAdsS r. a. S."i "a
"a, Prselsa en- saia> &c ''a'S5n'I .,r1 SsmE-
cue r5f;-rs. SIS :. Flores St >aA An
-nr,o Texas
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HA ALBERTA

La Oficina de Empleos que
ACADIA de instalar en- esca po-
blaci6n. el Sur Pacific Y la cual
fue establecida en- el numero
1919 de Ia Gale ". Houston.
Todos los servivios de esta
oficina son gratuitos y los ira
bajadores pueden ocuIrir q
ella en- solicitud de todos los
informes que necesiten, les
cuales les seran suministrados
absolutamerte gratis.
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PRESTAMOS

SNECESTTA SS5.OeT Prestanos confidencis-
Us sobre muebles a personals n sue!do. Abo-
nos faci!es- Por $500. 3Sc- semanzrioS- sos
Coaroy Bldg. San Antonio. Texas 1915
Aaia ST. Houston. Texa.-
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vENDO EN- ABOEOS m&quinas de coser.
Singer. diferentes e~stilos. ton6grafos Colu-n
bia. piano = maquinas De cscribi- Oliver.
Vendo al contado discos Columbia, maquinas
SinSer usaGes muy baratas. Glasses gratis de
bordado. Sc HNE HEMSTTTCHING L
Zoe yarda. r. de los Santos. Tel. TT
6S5s. us W. Commerce st.
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ToDAVIA ES TEMPO. Nucstros calen-
da-ios para 1920. que nos fueron entreGados
con mucha denora. los estamos repartiendo
n todas las personaS cue nos conpren uno
&c nues:ros exGuisitos e~st-actos "Lacassia
cue solamente les cuesta 4Jc. PidR e. suyo
no pierda la oportunidad. Solamente man6e
81 nombre incluyendo los soc. del estracto. =
n vuelta de correo recibira los dos articc-
los. Gustavo Guardioia. I20 Slocum Place.
San Antonio. Texas.
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BANDERAS M~EXICANAS. todos tan.aHos.
adornos. confetti. serpentinas. Distintivos
brooches. etc. Juarez y. Co. S0i Matamoros
81 Laredo. Texas. go
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UN TRAJE POR $500

De casimir a Ia metidn- Y. Sosa. Aastrt
sO7 Doiorosa St. Tel. Travis 1902. San An
tonic, Texas.
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PETACAS y vEIICES de construction fuer-
tie: trabajo Ea-antiLado. TenGo maGrificos
veliccs de MADEIRA forrados con lamina : pre-
clos muy baratos. FABRICA de Battles y Pc
tacas. D. MGncz Leu. 6i3 Molorosa St. San
Antonio. TeKas.
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PESOUlSAS.

BCENA GRATIFICACIUN a Il Ver-
soma que RE p-oporcioneS info-mes eNactoS
ace-ca del actual pa-ade-U dc Doroteo Pu-
lido. de IS amos de edad. oriEinaric de La
PieJaG. Estado de Nichoacan y dc quien ha-
&C ya mucho no So ha tenido niaguna mott
cia acerca de 50 rsidercia. Cuale>Quier IN
So-zc sob-e este asunto, d;rijase h Geronimo
pu!!Go. Modesto. Calf. tig)
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Free Employment Bureau

Necesitamos Embellishments a todos los
cxpcrtos en- trabajos de construction. Con-
dicioncs de Open Shop. 2ol Bede! Bldg.
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EMPLEOS

SOLICITO en.enanas ~!nrlse, por person.
competsnte. Sr. Ruiz. 20+ y. santa kos
Ave. de u n a l p. m. 81
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DR.. FLIPPEN
DR. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

.27 n. San Saba S.. ~esauina con Lake.
Telefooo Travis $40.
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lNECESITO IN agente para que venda puro-
u comisi6n. Ais san Fernando st. San Al
tonic, Texas. lIsl
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ARRENDAMIENTOS.

Sc RESTAS dos cua-:os RmueblaGos. con
.OGa> ias ccmoGidadeS. SO Main Az.
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RENTO dos caaEto> desamuebl1dos. con 10
das comodidadeS. bano. luz y Eas, Precjos
-azonab.eS. Ill W. Quincy -. (2ol