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Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
THE STRAND.

Lifting Shadows, the Leonce Ferret. Pathe feature that brings Emmy weh- len to the Strand theatre Thursday. Fri da yand Saturday. is a story of intrigue of a great country gone mad of fam. ing passions; of deep. burning hatred of eternal love. Sonia Ostrowski cid her native land-Russia-and sought safety in the United States. She mar ried an American. thereby gaining the rights of an American citizen Don't fail to see this picture.
 The second feature Is Ir1na Harrison in The Daughter Of Devil Dan. Noun see one of the most sensational fails de- uicted in a picture in some time when Kemptoh Greene. wounded, tumbles Over a steep cliff to the rocks beneath It's a graphic bit of senstioan that will thrill everyone who views 1t. Presented with an all star cast Thursday. Friday and Saturday. Napoleon and Sally comedy. Strand says so
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
What Is Goinr On Tonight

Vaudeville and Notion Pictures AI tns Strand
 Motion Pictures at Breed Theatre. Vaudeville and Motion Pictures Q; Norwich Stationary Engsneers' AHsoci- alton. No. 6, meets in Carpeniers hall
 Franklin Chapter. No. (, R. A N. meets in Masonic temple.
 Norwich lodge, No. 43o. |. P. O. r.. meets in Eiks' home
 Tecumseh Tribe No. 43. f. O. R M meets in Enaiheefs' hall
 Canton oneco, No. ,. L O. O. F.. meets in Odds Fellows' hall.
 Clover Temple. No. c, P. B., f,eets in Buckingham Memorial.
 Victory lodge. No. q, L O. O. F.. M. L.. meets in Pythian hall
 Germania lodge. No. II, o. D. H. S.. meets in Germanla hall. Court sachem. No. s4. F. of A, meetE In Foresters' hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04

 tickets, there being in fact two hundred less splits Tuesday with the voting dou-- bled than in the last election when but 2200 votes were cast. The complete vote for the town of Wfndham follows:
 President, Warren G. Harding T, 2412, James NJ Cox, d, 1S34 governor, Ever cit J. Lake, r, 2347, Rellih U. Tyler, d, 1866; lieutenant governor Charles A. Templeton, r, 245O, Ernest o. Wagner, d, 1876; secretary of state, Donald J. War ner, r, 2407,. Fannie Dixon Welch, d. 1886; treasurer, G. Harold Gilpatric, 2419, Emil Marzsno, d, 1929; comptrol- Ter, Harvey P Bissell, T, 2418, Albert J. Walsh d, 1923; United States senator, Franz B. Brandegee, T 2343, Augustine Lonei gan, d. 1894; representatives in congress, Richard P. Freeman, r, 1898. Thomas R. Murray, d, 1S44; state sef1a- tor, Charles H. Blake, T, 2405, Charles H. Williams a. 1883 judge of probate, Otto B. Robinson, T, tWindham) 241S, (Seot- land) 122, James F. Twomey, d. CWind-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
BREED THEATRE.

Louise Glaum, called by her admirers the Orchid of the Screen. never appear ed to better advantage than in her new. est vehicle. The Leopard Woman. which J. Parker Read, Jr. presents under the auspices of the Associated Producers al tn eBreed theatre today. Friday and Saturday. According to adviees from the metropolitan critics who viewed the screen version of Stewart Edward Whites 'pet fioveI' ptier to its oflcisl release. And for this considerable cred it is generously given by the stat to her chief clnematosrapher. Charles J. Stu mar. who has effected some exquisite portrait lightings for the close-ups which punctuate the dramatic action Of The Leopard Woman.
 Charlie Chaplin will also be seen in The Immigrant. a Chaplin classic, and the Ford educational will complete the bill
 Pony votes are given away at all naat. iriee performances
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
SELECTION JURY FOR TRIAL
 OF DIR. EDWARD A. RtMELY

New York. Nov. 3.-six jurors were selected tentatively today In federal court for the trial of Dr. Edward A. Runely, former publisher of the Evening Mail, charged in an indictment with pat- ticipatioh in conspiracy to violate the trading with the enemy law. pr. Rune ly was arrested in 1918. charged with having made false report to the alien property custodian to conceal alleged Ger man ownership of the newspaper.
 The indictment was returned in 1918 after lengthy federal inquiry, and be- sides Dh ftnely, nafred s, fwaissr Kaufman. a lawyer. and Norvin R. Lind heim- The three defendants appeared today in court. and through counsel chal- lenged . number of the veuiremen.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04

majority was 554 tnis figure being bol- stered up by the votes of the women who turned out in large numbers to do their duty It was a big reversal of the vote of 1916 when democratic candidates swept the town with an average plurality of 125.
 It had been predicted that Windham would be among the last towns in this state 10 announce a complete vote, but this did not prove true and at shortly after 1 o'clocIS~ Moderator Frank P. Fen ton announced the result of the ballot. The work of the eight counters and the fact that only small per cent. split their
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Pasnik CO have bought the lease from Max GOldstein who leased the former Fabric shop in Danielson, for a term of years The Pasnik Co. intend to naA one store Of the two and enlarge tneir own line of ready-to-wear apparel TOT women and children onig, same as they have been delng in their otber stores
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
MARYLAND CHANGES ITS
 PERSONNEL IN CONGRESS

Baltimore, Nov. 3-Besides rolling up a majority of more than 5o,eoo for Harding and Coolidge yesterday, Mary land changed radically the personnel Of its delegation in congress.
 Oviugtoh E. weller. republican. ais- placed John W. Smith, (demoeratJ n the serate by majority of approximate ly 1eeoo. Of the five members of the house, known to be elected. four Are ee- publicans Alfred A. Blakeney defeating CarTille D. Benson. democratic ineurn- bent. nthe Second district: John Philip Hill won over Representative Cosdy h the Third and Representatives Mudd and Zihinan were reelected. T. Alan Colds borough. democrat. was elected In the First district over ". N. Andrews, re- publican incumbent.
 Virtually complete returns from the state give Cox l73,fRs. Harding .i4.- POI. Debs 4o4.
 Senate: Smith 1se.2a2: weller i7S.s 3oe. One 21 precincts of the st1 arc missing and these are widely scattered
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
As One Raised
 From Dead Stomach Pains Gone
EsfOnfc Asaefe film WsH

EsfOnfc Made film WeH
 After suffering ten long months with stomach pains, l have tAkea Batonic and am now without kay pain whatever. Am As one ra2ea from the dead" writes A. PereiGsld.
 Thousands of stomach snfferers rs. port wonderful relief. Theit ttsuhle le too much aeidity sA gas which Eatonic quickly takes ap and eat. ries out, restoring the stomach to a healthy. active condition. A.ways carry a few Eatonics, take ore afttf eating, food will digest nrli--yon risl feel fine. Big box costs oniy ldas with your druggists guaraniss-
 Lee and osgesd. IsI Maan sA
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
Piles cnrsd in C tn IA Days

Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, blind, bleeding or protruding piles, Instantly re- lieves itching piles, and you cafi get rest ful sleep /after first application soc
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
WILLIMA ANTTC
wbat Is Golnr 0n ronlrht.

Norwich Bulletin. WfIIimantic Office, a Church street. Telephone Io5.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04

Brown.
 Sunday-e-e, reading rom and lobby apan.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
TOILET SOAPS

1oc Jersens Violet Glycerine
 Soap, box ................,. Goe
 1ec Jereen's Witch Hazel Soap
 box - i"S
 15c PalmoIive Soap; 12 cakes for SLIGO
 15c PalmoiWe coceanut Oil Soap i5c Pamolive Rose Glycerine 1Oc Armour's Hardwater Soap, cake Ic 15c Arrnour's Fairskin Soap, cake 8c 25c Woodbufy Facial Soap, cake. 1sc
 25c Cuticura Soap, cake ........ 2Oc
 soc ResinoI Medicatsd Soap, cake 22c
 soc Packers Tar Soap, cake. ....... 2e 2oc Pears Unscented Soap, cake. TAG
 25c Pears Scented Glycerine Soap, 15c Saymour's Vegetable Soap, cake 12e 2oc Laoo castiIe Soap, cake....., 1oc 12c Physician and Surgeons Soap o-La 9c foo San Reno Castile, Soap, cake Sc 7c San Reno Castle Soap, cake. Dc Cashmere Bouquet Soap, small 1Gc cake, box ........s... 3oe CoIeo Soap, cakes for .......... 2fe
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
DIR. ALFREDO zAfAs ELECTED
 PRESIDENT OF CUBA

Havana. Nov. 1.-(By The A. P.)ADr. Alfredo Zayas has been elected presi- dent of Cuba. This Is based on returns received by the government from thfeea tourths of the voting precincts.
 Method is the offspring of pahcta- ality.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
To Cure Q Cold in One Day

1V OuTo OUiu m Ono lDHy Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE tablets The genuine hears the signature =of F. ". Grove. 2ec.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
MOOSUP
JEWETI CHY

Dance tonight, Jewett City, Rioux Il, Benefit American Legion.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04

ObwebetuclS lodge, No, Is, I. O. O. F., meets at S07 Main street
 Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associa- ton meets in St Joseph's hall, Jack son street.
 Continuing the avalanche that had started in Windham when The Bulletin went to press Wednesday morning, all republican candidates were swept into office by the greatest majorities ever
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-04
HAIR PREPARATIONS

Mulsified Cocoanut Gil .......... 3ss Soc canthrox ................... 3se 35c Small, Danedrine ............ 29s 60c Medium, Danedrine .......... Ae $1.00 Large, Danderine .......... 75e 40c Williams Shampoo .......... 29s 75c PaImoIive Shampoo ...... 52s Soc Lyon's Rosemary and GIyeer-
 inc ............................. 42, $1.00 Pinand's Eau de Quinine =. 67t S1.c0 Neonan's Hair Petrele ...... 75t Hudnut's Liquid Green Soap. .... 75t CoIsate's Bandaline ........... 20t Hudnut's BrilIiantins ............ 50t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
lila MODA AL DIA.....
ORIGINAL AsRlGO CON ADORNO
DE PlELES

Tn abriSo que es toda una creacion,
cs el que ofrecemos hoy a nuestros
leccores en- 81 modelo irserto. Su cor
tc, como Sc We, Sc sale de 10 conoc;do
hasta ahora, sobre TODD, en- su par
te superior. Ell detaile del ciEto es
tambiGa aovcdoso del TODD.
II cue!io y les punos, osto5 ditiTos
cue son observation-disclosures largos,
son dc pie, de zosTo girls. El gtnero
emplcado en- IL confoccidr Gel 2brigo
cs Ia duretina dc color vcrde-nitido,
color que esti muv de moda y que es
cl prcferido por las Ganaas c~la:ant*s'
IL r.odclo ticac como caractcris;:-
cas- p.iEcipales el capotiilo quo cuhro
e. abriSo CT il parte superior del bus
to y quo Sc alarga por IL espaida has
Ia Ia Inca del c:nto. Dicho capotI!io
lleva en- los honb-cs oub.iondo il
manga. aoe-tur0 que os fnnatehis
On un!da rar medic de tro- prosii!es
con botoncs. :sla!os :: las que I dc.
hajo del einto. fi cinto es dol Eatsme
material : paEcee cGo rR tetoaido peE
medic Gc ~tiran;es duo Ts:i DO Ia espa!
da nj r.ontc, pasa.6H par aunfe las
hoInGsos. poro pnr daEaia tie! cape-
lilo. Ira nehilia tie s~aIalitii sFande,
ahroeha Of einto paR al fHente, Ell
scmbrrro DUO so usa COS este aDrige'
e. de satin nosra. taPTha th;ea = :a!s
da arremansada pc" uH iaGa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
OTRO lNCENDtO EN- LOS
TANQUES DEL AGUll.A

Hace unos cuantos dfas que el fue-
90 consum!6 c!aco enormes tanques
&c chapopote d. Ia compahfa e. Agui-
la. 10 que orig IS = perdida no me-
nor de LIT mill. = peso, y ~antenoche
una teynpestad 0 ions IN nuevo 81
ries,ro que Sc l ,e sea de ire
mendas consecuencIas. Cayo un rayo
eohre IN tanQue de aceite proSimo
. IA pianta ret!nadora y situado en-
ire las Was de t~ranviaS de Miramar
: "a del ferrocarril 1 Ia Barra. Al mis-
no tempo que Sc oy6 IN estruendo,
rroducid1 por Ia descarga electrical,
y!Grcrse elevarse del tanque enormes
,eucuaS de fueSo que acusaban el in
cendio del tanque de ~chapopote.
\ Ultima bora pudo saoerse que ei
tue-o habia Sido acknowledgements com
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05

Causa y Fusilan!ca.o Dc Maxiuaiiano ,
de s.s Generates Miram6a y Acjta:
cg!Gs &c QucEc:S=o. P-:sioac.o, en- {!
Ce-ro dc Ia CED:&nas. .ucccs y GcLcr-
sores. acus2cionsS. discusses. scH:eas!l-
dos = 2Cer:e. p=!a5-s= &c HaHiR!.ano
Y Mi-a2ccn. etc Un;ca c6ici6a coaIor.
ne al Original, Cue Sc enG'ientSa 1T 81
ArchiYo Genera! &c "a Nac!on ,-.....Sl.su
Correspondence & JC@=~= y NoHtuc;
Moray ' .as m:nas de Sonora. Alraonte
= GidalcU. .os bcEos d J=ckc-. LaU-ra-
egL y Zararoza. procldrnas dr Forsy, pro-
ceSo de los C0nsules.' ell Impe-!o e. Ne
Conpeadio dc Historic de Mexico. pos
oiscucSos y Manifies:os dc Bcai,o Juarez.
Gesdc 1898. cGanio iJe ~LipU-aGo = Ia Le-
giSIatura &c Oaxaca. hGst= !S72 en- que
fa.lecl0, s:rLLo PrssaGeatc &c II Repl-
e Libro Rpjo: historic de !oS grandes
crinEne< en- I:xico Guraatc IL Con-
qu!sta {. Yirreynato "a Rcplblica y 81
Imperio. ob-a de Riva Palacio, Mateos,
Payne y e. Lie. Rata! Martin &c IN
Tore. que fuG dcEensor del Empera-
dor Max.rnil!ano. Dos ;onos -. q. ..S2.5a
! EnlsodioN M.il,ares McN,ca os.-Gucrr1 ~
Independeneia { lnvaSi-n Norte-ameE!-
cana DIS tomoS 5000 ... %. ......Sl.So
! Historic Universal. por Martinez RaEai-
re- Tn iumo cmp4StadC y con proiu-
sion de i.uStriac!oEcS .---.....-... So
! ASTORIA &c Espala. po- Angel >aIcedo
Ruiz. CE tonic p~roiuslme"tc Illus
tTaGG 80
Historic DE- Tsx:ro. po- Ee-G!a ...-....S5.O'
Historic Ge GEcc.a, de>dr poS tirmT2e be-
rU:coS, haStI IL decentralization del I'M
per:o Ge Alexandra -. -. re-. =. . . sc
Historic Par-ia por don JGSto Sierra =. SOC
Ii intervention ) el I-rpcr!O. por SaiEdo
AlvareS.-Cuatro grlnGcs toaoS. eHcua-
dernados en- tcla 30. 30. -. d. ....$'0.VO
Mexico Nieio : Anecd6tico. por Coma
Icz Obrc-oa. In toG:o tell -. %. ...Sl.tO
! N.Sycl.-ca: DictImsnss. circG!creS. pes
| GUSTS t-dicialcS. conuaicados. brind:s.
ca-;as etc. por Ben!to JI&rc- ........$l-'O
IL Vida ca MEXICO en- $50 .I;e~e,aD:s
apuntsS &c In epoca.. po- Gonzalez
Ob-c.-6a. Tn Jo:1u tel: q. ......Sl.4o
Suenu IL Imrcrio: Maximi!iar0. n w.
6.d d. "a expedition eTtranjcra 4 Ne
xicc. li5c-aieS : coEs"rratoTcs. n III
Pie .h5a.Ia. les Nucthl-s 2oeSlas dc
Mlr:mi!iano. juramen;o. etc; PoT Pa
bio G.alo: ........ .:...... .........Sl.S0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
Cuando las Comidas
Hacen NAL Efecto
Ell "Pape's Diapepsin" ter
mxnara inmediatamente
con la indignation,
Acidez y Agrio
del Estomago

LOS alimentos no digeridos lie
causan malestar? iSufre de acidez
en- ell estomago, flatuleacia, o palpi'
tacioHes del corazon? ST es asi, to-
me el Pape's Diapepsin.
Embellishments despues de que
haya tornado una o dos past:llas de
Pape's Diapepsin, la acidez dispep'
STA o indigestion, terminaran como
por encanto. Estas d~cliciosas e inc.
fensivas pastillas de Pape's D;apep,
sin, nunca fallan de coregir las
lrregularldades del estomago. Qua
IeSqulera que sea su astado, Y no
cuestan sino unos cuantos centavos
en- todas las drogue-ias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
TOCAVlA FAlTA Aqua

Todas las Ccstiones que has
"A ;hora Sc han hecho para term!-
rar con n aflictiva ~situaci6n que
priva en- el Doblado de Cecilia con
motive Ge Ia ~carencia de aqua han si-
do inut;lcS. Fl rreciado liquido sigue
siondo cada ve: mas &C. en- aQuel
Iu-ar Y este d margea a escenas la
m~entabfes. Y TODD clio. p7rcue las
,uherfas rotas 10 han sido reparadas.
En- Arbol Graude cs otra cosa. Las
;-ber!as tuaron "a reparadas y los
habita1tes de aquel lusac POGO tuvie-
ron que sufrir. pues L crando las
llaves del ferrocar-!l permanecieron
corradaS du-ante algunos dias, pudo
~conseGUjrSs en- c! campamento de IA
Fl-steca gran cant!dad de aqua Que
cI> acarreada en- chalanes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
Sc QUEMARON 25o,c0 DOLARES DE
SISAL EN- GALVESTON

Tc,eeramc Espceio. para IA PRENSA'
NUEEA YORK. Octuhrc i.-D!cen
los telegramas dc Galveston, que q
sisal m~ex!cano. por valor de doscicntos
cincuenta mil d1lares, que Sc hallaba
almacenado ALI fuG destrufdo por el
fuego aver.
Creese que dicho sisal formaba par
To de los cargamertos de esta libra
pertenec!entes = Ia Comisi6n Regula-
dora, Y que Sc conservaba ALI en- tam
to Sc llevara a efecto la liquidation
de IA Comisi6n citada: sin embargo.
esta dice no haber recibido inforna-
ci6n alguna sobre ell particular. ) IN
empleado de ella manifesto que tiene
entendido que "a Comisi6n solamente
tenia sisal en- Nueva Orleans y aSreso
que TODD esta ascgurado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05

TAMPTCO, Octuhre Al h1eeTse
vi Cartc GENERAL 10 csta Gu In Admi'
r!s;rac:oa Principal &C "a Re1sa de-
TI.abrc dc este puerto pudo d~oscubrir-
Sc Cue csl,:la un des:&icso que asc!en-
do Il d~asc!entos d!oz y soils mil seis-
~c!ea:os scseuta y ocho pesos ochenta
:, dos cr.:ayos orc n~scional. resolv!en
dose cons!gnar eI ceso q las autorida-
dcs cedc.iles competentes.
Ell cuuntcso Gesfa!co So tmputa a.
coronel Eulog!o Hernandez. QUEEN has
"a "a cafda del gob.erno de Carranza
desempeh6 durante atgnr tempo el
nuesro de Administrator del Timbre.
El cororeI Hernandez salio de este
puerto . bordo del vapor "Jal!sco' en-
compaN!a de! general Carlos Orozco
cue en- aQuel eutonces C~vacuaoa esta
plaza en- vista de la actitud que asu-
milan las fuerzaS de IL ~Euarnicion. Y
Sc presume oue fu& en- esq OCCASION
cuardo Sc llev6 cons!go Ia exorbitan-
e Suma
En- 81 Juzgado Pdime-o de Distrito
Sc recibi6 II ia consignacion contra
q ccrorel Euiog!o Hernandez y este
iuzgado procedi6 desde luego a prac-
t:ca- las averiguaci7nes del case dan
IL oportuno aviSo al Agente del Mi
historic PGblico. QuieH como repre-
s~encante de los intereses del fisco fe-
deral. hizo 81 pedimento de a~cusaci6n
correspondence.
Sahese cue el co~onel Hernandez Sc
e~-cUentra ac;ualmente en- IA c!udad de
Puehla Y cl Juez de Distrito libro a
aqucr lucar IN exhorto. Mas. como es
diputado. antes de proceder q So cap
;ura sera Indispensable soiicitar de Ia
C&mara cl que dicho militar sea de-
.afoTado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
NOVELAS

e Sol Dc Mayo.-Mcmo-iGs De n Inter
ysuci5n f-Inccsa. Con g-abatoS .-.--S2.50
q Cy--p 4. as CaGs?aEas-E"vela his
.5r'cA d ~-7nGjsimo inic-es -.-.....S2.5o
L. infested Cai!a.-Ea:>"dios h.>:or!cos
de n rcvoluci-n madcriSta ......-...Sl.0 90
les Observation-Disclosures de Il i~nsurrec-
ri6a coLr2 E>7ara ......... .......S2.25
Memorials C. ~ Observation-Disclosures de
a epcca 4" n Retorma -. ......$2.25
SSccrlcte y auGi!o-ETisod!os &c uucs-
IRA Gue--l de IadcpendencIa ........S2.2 %
Tuuoch.r. Eovc.a Historical p0r Hc-i.
49, F-;s. 81 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
NO HAN DaDo cohcEsloNEs A
Los tNoLEsES
fYicnr de 10 la.E

los intereses que estlD nnncomunadoF
con Doheney estdn nraiosoa por de-
rnostrar que bajo ias condolences ne-
Jualcs cl gcbierno mexicano pued1
otorcrr con~ccstones q !ns !ntereses
o~trarieros adn con pe-ja.cio De los
urnc-!caros qu1 poaecn ~tiorras,
Asegura Doheney Due en- ease de
que fuera puesta I'll vtger Ia anti
qua Constitution. nueato que les me-
icres terrcaos p~etrottteres estan en-
xus manns. los Estates tnides len.
tIriar a~seeurata ~ ahaSteetm.ente
.'imi;Gdo &c petr5ire.
Las auteF:dsder meS:eas@e hsran
N brc"e Geolerae.eaes references Il
,ste punto de- los aiegates do Done
ney.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
SERA MUY AGASAJADA
EN- SAN ANTONIO Ia
BANDA PRESIDENTIAL
Concentrates y particulars
dan su contribution a la
CGmere de Concrete

la IA Direction del McSicaa Ira
dc Bureau. u cuyo frcnto est1 Mr.. a.
e, Akcr0yd, Sc hen Ccntinuado reel
p!c1do, segdn SO nos informa, las
contrIbuo!ones expontaneas de conner
c!autes y particu!ares do San Anto-
Mo. us! como de algunas autoridades
para agnsajar decorosamente a los
miembros de Ia Banda Presidential de
Mexico, que pasara por esta ciudad
despues dc haEe- concurTido a Ia
Inauguration de Ia feria de Dallas. Tex,
del ola II al % del corriente.
En- vista de que de varios otras ciu-
dades del Estado de Texas ia side
pedida Ia authorization del gobierno de
Mexico para que la Banda E'residen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
hDELikk IRIS EN-
Ell "SASEL.'

Para csta nocho Sc anuncia Ia apa-
ric!o:l dc n graciosa c~anzonetista
Adcllna Iris quisa alte-nara con IN
r-upo de artistas de v~erdadero me-
rito.
e. entusiasmo cue existe en- todos
los ctrcuIos sociales por asistir al
debut del s!mpatico cuadro de varie-
dades es e~x,raordinario = Qor ade-
!antado pucdc asegurar Ell exito pecu-
mario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
IDICMAS

Il verdadero Maestro De F-encss.-Cn
touo tea re-. -. ID. .. 500
Dicciona-.o &c I-g..s y ESpa@o.. &c Boz
>jliO. Pasta e. perclllr4 %. 49, 90. 4Sc
Dicr:cnarlo de lGE-cs : Espa&ci. &c Dol
>iLo, pasta dc pei .---. &c. ... soc
Dic.oUg-Ip &c lagos = Es24ro!. per Aags-
q = NcLalyh&n.-E. mas complete
Le los pub4iJaLoS aSsta - dla. Con
J.ene las woes mas uots-naS en- a=;cS.
cJcaci.> & lndC>t-Ias. rs accpcioH~S ne
rcsarIas para hAbi4r = escr!b!- dnbOS
idiomas etc. In E-uSso yUlumen pasta
tca .. 49, o. e. ...-.N%.5V
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