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ST NECESITA sast-e con cxperiencia en-
,opa para Senora y caballeros, 3OS Conroy
}ldg. Seguido del teatro Queen. Tel. II.
'l0j
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C~RAT!TICARE con $500 4 IL persona que
mo r-oro-cicue iutormes eNactDs acerca dol
actual paraGr-o dc mi hc.mano jose Domin-
E:c1. cuya- SeHas pHTticuIarc, son: cstatura
taja. color bllrcc. dc.gado. mari a:iIada. ;
.icnc una ~cicstriz IN In nariz. 70 accnIaMa
So raposu Micacla Juarez, dos n;nos GUada-
lupc. DC - amos . Luis. dc > amos. : gAa
nina dc cua,ro amos dc cdaG. e origiEa-,g
D. Jriangato, Guanajuato. Mexico. T"do IN
.2~:u" suhrc este aSuato. d~i-ijasc =. Ma-siai
Jorlinguez. Midland. Michigan. Us
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL


sENoREs Observation-Disclosures MEA!GA-
NOS Hare que a. Co-u5aa'@s - IN
co.sen 20 CUE invIrri6 en- b0~7 1e -
$500 cob-, "Ra.z Fay. aumrCt0 de sEs--
COS, CHEQUES y "tseapcs :. sL-re aL~Hi' aE-
s.der:e IN e. .-aoaso Sc e a'r' - cue o'HS
peG;-. A--eS,o nexocios re2cr"-=Gos eeI N
80 Al - > PEARCE hA&S. st6 han
q, Ci:y Lie a.Gg.. E.ausas C,y @o.
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SEE NECESITA Senorita esten6grafa,, con
bucnas referencias. Pocas horas de ~traoalo'
Para informes ocurran 2 500 San Pedro AYE.
de J n . y. m. t''
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NECESITAMOS 1000 IRA
.BAJADORES PARA LOS
CAMPOS De BETABEL
DE MICHIGAN

Sabemos 10 que decimos. Necesi-
tamos hombres con sus familias, que
quieran ganar dinero.
Tenemos Dos mil boletos de las es-
taciones del VI. X. &~T V del /.
and G. N. listed pue6e informarse
de este con los agentes dc los ferro-
carriles.-NOsotroS somoS en- SaE An
tonic, los unicos autorizados para en-
War trabaiadores para Ia Michigan
Sugar CO., quienes son los que lie pa
garan mas dinera pOr 81 trabaj0. Ell
10. de Mayo proyim0, estaremOs lis
tos para salir de San Antonio, Hous-
ION y Fort Worth, y 81 listed no tie
ne empleo sctualmente, alistese para
que vaya cor nosotros. . . -.
NJ. [. Osborn Employment Co.
1923 W. Houston St.
San Antonio, Texas.
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TRASPASOS.

TRASPASO neSOeio &c &barroEss asce5itado.
e. ssquiaa. con casa ---tS que -sotc. .nfo--
man Esrinx Perez s. North FeccS- ga
Sc TARSPASA s~as-eria aereai-sGa. hacienda
b.ercs neEUcios con tods clasc &C cnse--s. Cr
uacnifIcaS coadiclures. Bus1a o7o-tun9GG-.
S05 ;. santa Rosa. Tel Il. -0S-- : Nun
80 h-tr
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Necesitamos Mesas de Billar.

Para HIRES IN ~SnaTo. d~5rijase
listed a IN ASA Editorial Lozaro.
lis y. ST. i,usa. N.c.. San Antonio.
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me proporcionc informes cxactos acerca del
actual ~paradero dc mi hi!o Limo Aguilera. de
= amos de etad. estatUra regular color mo
reno ojos cafes y rariz afiiada. Cua!esquicr
inform" sobre este asuHto. dIrIjase 4 Andres
Fasio. Box go. EasIaud, Texas. C?l
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GRATlFiCARE con $1,000 a n persona que
mt prupu-c.unc information aXacta acc-ca del
ac;Ia. U~a-GGcro de Miguel Gonzalcz. hijo DC
Mariana Gogz;4cZ = de JUana Diaz. oriG!-
mario - Guaadaca.co. Michoacan. Mexico. y
cUyaE ss"n> particulars son: edad 81 snos,
esi:.;u-a regular. co.or moreno, bigotc gran
&c 8 negro. Cu"lcSguier irforme sohre "s;c
asuu;o. dGriiEsc = Eust2sio Gonzalez. Pits
turs, OA!a. IA
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81 VENDE E%uaiLir. .i-o d mu'as ) SJaru.
cirH,.. Cos Ncracrsz st. Is
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Sc NECESITA muchacha para traoa!o &c
noraI d, cg.n, con fami!ia honorable. DiTiEir-
Sc . i%5 Dysyer Ave. '0'
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Sc XECFSITA sas.ra &c I:iInsra slase .a-a
our So crcarg.Ic del coctr IL uniforms para
81 cjerciio. ;;uep sucldo pAra 81 nlc ga com
pctcnte Desc toda chase dc in ormeS :'ce'-
ca de cxperiencia. en- In Tri:nera cart&' )
diriiase a c IL Go LA PRENSA' iIo'
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lHOTELES.

HOTEL SAN lis. CUar-C- ii-rpios - Ia
-Rtos. Psrr.os ,,SeylRles por ss-rans. 2CS
n. Santa Rosa A.c- San .hn:o@lo. Teas.
HOTEL. MONTERREY. 100 s.. Santa Rosa
Arr -HacicacIo1es Tgoptas para :dTulLSs :
egmy-v, .oIos S-=csos t6mcLoa.
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Sc HECESTTA rc:ccador compcter;c. dc pc
fa-crria ,ncxicaay. D.riiaHse H.andanG" rc."-
rcncias Il Garcia's Studio. l2I0 Lincoln 81
Laredo. Texas. HJ
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GA. FoNoGRAFICA MExICANA

vca5c :,nr .o--co 1an0G-afus, discoS do
d -- Columbia - Victor: :abos Edison Dc .
) s mi.J"=. INSTRUMENTS. "alos ~seN;Os.
clg.Ga- pam ~ JOS. ycrhas. articGtCs mex
,aua-. ~. Na-auv-e5'u, uoc:. oias7 de- :cn"-
r-a;,s. caCt sr.-> geci5;mos aIeyys djsr"S
Columbia Veto. "C.yi;u LiHCO. cEn':50.
disco alcro = - g.. Gscg taDos 0icssn'" "--
IA tc :-y-,Ds. 81 I'd. s,Eu.g..c lIr-c-J0a. Ga.
ouosrafica NNicaua. I. D. Flores. UoA 80,
-.y-gsvlIIc. IcNss.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA sonora para trabalo gene
raj de casa. Ocurran SITE Dolorosa St. Il5l
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con TRES MESES de suEcripcin 4 La Prem
81. grati;:cari 2 Ia persona Puc me proper
clone iniormcs de Feiiciano RODRIGUEZ y DE
g rsyusa Juara Scguga. 4 Guiencs GcompS-
I;D - tres hijas, Una dc elias c~sata. la
Scpt:cmrbrc Glti;no vivicroa cr San Antonio.
Texas. on una casa dc la Gale ". CONNER
CO. Toio informc d-!iase = Ignacio Lopez.
Ex-CaaE No. 3-k5+t Choteau OKLA. tf-So3)
GRhTiFICARE--con IN ano dc s~ubscrip-
c!on q la frenSa". q In persona que NE
proportions informcs eNactos accrca del ac-
tga! pa~adcrc Dc mi hcrmana. Sra. Julia A.
Dc Navarro. quisn en- Julio dc 1918 viva on
;'sn Antonio. Texas. Gale Sur Laredo No.
$50. Ia ~acomHana IN niTo dc 10 amos de
cdad, llamsGo Fermin Hernandez. Indo in
f0rme schre este asuntC dirijasc = Sia. i.u-
sehia Il. dc Garcia R.x3 Box &C.. Grocsbcc:,
TcHa.. co. z. J. Lanucrdvle.
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81 NECESITA ioyen m~exicano gu" hab!e in
- 9a~a trabajar en- tiendG. Dirigirse ? '3e
south Alamo. Esquina CanlarEo y frcsa.
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SELLOS DE COMA

49, -. 80
.".1''Ns' q. w. - .-nn.,cr > los
I u,InSo Rubber
- ~ - - = g. mo
-"
e-,rrr, PAR, pIsETACfOE- 200
- 80 -, sill, T.na,-. pro
49, 49, .. - 20 ~ -t.r.,n. So pg- a.is-
Teza.-T. T.. Nayl. Co.cr,--, Tc,l,.
--
MA3UIEAS PARA T~ORTILLAS. %eaaemos
r.sl..r.s- pr-a j~u4rIas. cue faarjcar como
~. no. ~. r.eara ia..a r.,,ama. 'ida nlv>-
r., -s.r.e-IG. ! E. ,UMTANI.-". y.
b. ..-L. ar-r,s-. CaH:.
- ar-y- DC ,..-,aa gnra agriculture o ~
IaGu ca Alpine. Tc.. G v"uc~ u Gambia por
80 .o-ut.r. ,lra- 10 snaulIua~.. -. NagV. .
=A-..,.a. para lear a Mexico !~aiorna-an
SOS -. Salinas ST
- ]LNDEN. a p-erios &C Ea"ra ~"
sal-= ga-a restaurant !a!nbIer fu"n'e para
Sytas. IrCa esEla.t:-aa ; "u p~crfrcL,s coudi-
rl.r-s. In. rcr-'acraG0ra : n.c.IrIrlr, %
10 a. .rG~.u. 1910 :. Flores s..
-
CA UnNNcpAErrA MrXICANA
,'%2J :Is .H-Ie2 i.no&Ias"9 us L.. ~ >
mi.Ia.-. frs,-ymentls. aajos scS,os.
-'-. 49, y~~h,. a~-;c3ir. meS;.
am. -. c.-sl,at7,u, roc:. Glaze de- Ecn6-
90 -, .TS.' mo r,r.,5-
r., - o. = 49, w.. h,uns ,ics,Dsn s.-
-, ...,.,.-, .r-...i,-. CA
....r, Hrs v,..,5,- y Flores. ..nA a.5.
-
BAHAMAS IHNtt .AbOEtS au'e3iar'-
paran. Il. Z. HA7=',. S9S Naiu Avenue.
-oaa An:e'"'- .e@A''
ma,o-. eucso a'anco p7ensaGo. :oc. libra :;
,rr..G" iJc. Ora 5lo-S-@ SO. Con1hoa s..
S-a Antonio, Texas /. Cans'es Come.
u.s pREpAaAcIoxEs--na sanado c.
ap.auSo Dc t5d.s las m.je-cs. po- su aida!
; p-e.io. Go. Cone que nee unas ceja-
+. n.,gUna ia, Si.5o, "Bipsb Of r Fsa;.v
ma~.yT.o.o ,oora.e. 75c. Queen Ccj,1,c, IN
r,.in- .-c,,7 en- o. ngSjo ns-a l. rars -c%
NJ ~ - u" ~ T;i,,rI 80 80 - - "a" ~ ;1,.r =
i-as.,g, gr|a,n. ,,srr.-sb,ss ,,r, 81 80,
g. 5nr SIZE Al n,- oay1r ne Wme
goIIec.i 10 " Comm, =, Sg- 49,,
- D-.,z,oamos yed;do, n ,,sa. a.
dom, ,,ar.--e .ortc = el wa tax"
,CoDD-o~-- 80 - Do,--- s-~
~ - =. x, ID" 81
+y-,.r,. - ,.--, r,S rrEr
S@.'+tAt-@S Fa-a itNE4'~LA- -~N N-AH.N .AL-N4
IAN"' Bon 10" NH''"S2' L.
=
'EL!IE9 &c coaSt-&cSion
llefte ta2a-o GaraA-Z2no. t"s con:eGt!'
re l"9s' - EN'e"" maE S1IS1- 10 zen
30 'a"E 0Ica2s Fe-.SeS 'o-.ados &c ga M
&c y Ss'AsaS &C = "~"'1 NF-'' Ok
81 1EEDv 49,. o,cr:,, dc r,an-bar
..TIosr-.-| O-,--1T -. Il Crm.
-. s.
--<. 90 r,e-o,;.r ,,3 co-;-o - s,:ra
:, Ic-DsrLar o-Gcres y drn;ciFio ,Jpliar's
~ vo-G : Mad;,, mao re-, 9 S.SG
RI, y ,,.,,x , II. NO
- ,-,c.cs tar5;s7 rc-ovsno; AtIas
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Sc NECESTTA muchacho repartidor que co.
ncz-a Ia ciutad. para entreEos = domicIlo.
Dirigirsc a 7&o South Alamo. EsGu'na ca
ma-gO J PrcSa. w.
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Sc GRATIFICASA a quiea cut-eElc p-rro
Bun Dos blauro. con nsrckas nsE-as. ro'T y
o-elas recortadsS. Llcsnc;a. ca O. collar -
'.arua Prince Murphey. .. Vets Elmjrs.
Tel. c. SOC i!tJ
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VENTAS.

Sc VENDE magnifica GAIA de hieio, gran
de. en- pc-fcctas condiciones. DiTlSlFse ~
NJ. Gonzalez I3o S. Alamo. '1''
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Sc NECLSITA un .asttce que se'1 hacSr "a
cos: oDteaGra il mejur coiosaciL I'll: {: r-StaGc:
Tcnga nnediatan,eH;c II. I. SrUte. ~
Houston. Manhattan, Kansas. '.''
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Sc ::ECESITAN mincros. Sc pagan $500
, $500 nor diu CARR COAL co. GicAnam.
BastrUy Co. Texas.
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So EECESTTA yin cocinc-o. scio- o sonora.
= un moso pn-a .:mpiar platos. DiriSirsc a!
French Catc. Esquina Santa Maria ? Ma
- lD
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GRANDIOSA GANCA

VFNnO muy us-a,o &c. 70 MS .crc5 de buc-
ma terra. fuc-t j. les liwjJ"~ FL II ciIlad.
= $500 po- acr.. T'anh.sn lo;"s q" 80 pies
q $1,000 caGa unc. Plazo7 larEcs. t. i.
Mayo. ?-oyis.arTu. T~clelrao G.. $50 " =
- Dc H. mauaUa. go.
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MEDICOS.

De- CUILLERMO HARREON.-opleo.
An:eo;c, hecEos 4 = medIdz- AGui sc faoTs-
can .eu,es par defecLos de IA vista. F7ec'os
nodicos. IL So.eGad s.
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Sc NECESITAN j6yenes cue no conan q
t~g1.uaio. COMO ap-c"d!ccs para pulir1entaF
pianos. Gacn -4lario : opDrtunldad para pro
rresar. 100 Hyman ST. Tios. Gogan & Gr"s.
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TRATIFICARE con $40 " IN aEo d" su:s-
-ircion a la Prcnsa.' l. In persona que
e proportion" intorne- cvact", arc-ca a,I
-.u4, Gnmiciiio Il" M, pad-cs hn.nrsn Ma
rr.o - .hurc!ia U,:r~a ,c Navarro. y =" nj
l-rraaru Catar.np Navarro. lie - amos dc
dad. Toia mi tamjlia rcsid.a "a To-re0r.
roah Mexico Ia Ultima no.icia QIe Trc!h.
DE- edo, fut IN Mario DE! ano p2sado. Todo
.uforr!r sobrc este asrr;o. dirija5c = Jcsjis
%-Earrv. Box 70. EranS. Colo. OBJ
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TRAJES en- aborDs. ncrnos a s. rlelida y ne
cualouir csti!o. la m;;ad n ,outadg : $l-0o
semanar5". J. /. RaHlos, Tailor { CO. 200
Golad s.. ~
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SENORA. con cxcelente letr:i y cara ante,
rgonc;s Ocurra a $40 S. Flores. De ! a :
~. IN. Manuel dc Ia Cara 'io'
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FOR TENEE as lig lc "a ci2Iao. "endo
50 ar-y- DC ,..-,oa .rra ag-i-u.lura o ~
IaGu CT N.q.g.. TC.. & v"uc" u Gambia por
- .o-os.. ,ars- 10 -1ag.inR~.. - Nago. o
=a-.ra. Para lear a Mexico l1forDa-an
sos -. Sa..uas ST
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Sc NECEsITAN mu"hachos bolc:os. ocuFran
y Aloi: E. Houston St.
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FRE. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

EccesitamcS ir.uciiEtanentc 2 t"doS Jos
arnertos on t-aba ,os de construction. Con-
dir;oncs dc Open Sop. col Bede!l Bldg.
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%ECESITA muchach" para trauaJo CT
Hotel. Ocurrau I Southern do:rl. Ga
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:" NENDEN. a p-ccios &C Ea-ra ~"
si,-= ga-a restaurant laEnbler fu"n'e para
Sydas. ,rCa gSGga---aa ; ~" pcrlccCts coudi-
creme. IRA -c'-'scraGora : mGcclrIrIr, 70
90 q. gnG-:a. 1910 =. Flores s..
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ErrrSrTO m SE$ORrTAS

SOIICITO co'ocaci6n. como Chauffe" rn'ca
ricu. hab.o .agits : cspaHoi SIC 5. San Saoa
Tel. r. 1850.
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De SUNQ INTERES PARA Los MEAI-
CANOS-Oficina de info-nscioncs en- gene
-,i. Asiendo por cor-so o TELEGRAPH ieta c!s-
se De eacargos y coraisionCs. NJ. D CANA
EENA-pirIjasc . o. Box ass o Eislteme
On Orerlaad $. 207A. e Paso, Texas.
vALDEs. CAMBIADoR DE DISCoS Y Fo-
NOGRAFOS. Travis $50, "il Navarro ST
Coasp-o. vcndo = caa.hlC iOda c!ase DC tono-
--afCs. Gisccs. Tolos de planola y "hodaE'-
Rsparac!Dr7 en- general. EsEecIailGad en- aPa-
-a:os e~gectricos : cientificoS. s. reooSe ) en-
.-sca ct t-uba5o. Lame Por t]etefcnu.
SECURES contra acciieate y enfermsdades.
P-o,e;a 81 persona y iamilis, Pida InformS.
ii5 simon 81.
MAQUTNAS De EsCRIBIR
CianGo neccSicr una maCGir2. slrEase dEi-
,-irsc a Luis y. Rc5.o. foi Canaron s.
cRrcHEr DOLLAR SERVICE TOPICS.
Araucia. 81 nuCvo sc-v'clo &C ca--os ec a.
cutler con atcU.cS chaUtfeu~>-
Quotas PEI o Para .! centric dent-o DC IN
-.lio &c & ri-as. $-O0.-Sl.50 POr nora .
PECEBE IN CRICKET.
L9 EcyanoS ) Iraemos &c - G~oE:!c-'o
Tc,5soao T.sviS ~.
Bajc IA Di-ecci0n de
DRlVERLESS FORD co.
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Sc NECESETA hombrc recomendae!e' pa
"a trabsio general lie casa DlriJanse i ~
Prensa'. Wv
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NELLSIIU TO AS
r1"Yicaras c. cspanolas y > ~niisicos pa
- Vaudeyi!ie. garantr1indoies tra5a;o
pr- 80 scuanas para viajar 20. los prc-
hos mas r7ortantes dc los EStados
Caiirs. OcIr-au Dc n I 4 rs I &C
n tar,i" L g. 5. RI Is 5. Mike
ChakIr
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AMPLIFICACIoNES. marcos. vidrics y
medailones dc cetuloidc. con palsajeS o en-
blemas de sociedades. Fotografla q donnlclo.
ASc-ria Studio. Tel. CT. ISIS. loI 5. San
Marcos ST.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT CO.. COS Vest Hous-
ton ST.. pGeIs prJrnrciorar 4 listed tEaaaja-
do-e, > c-17ig5s. TclSfouo or. 654l.
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Lie. JENARO CENICEROS
HOSE ANTONIO RIN EN- ..

AbcSs6o NsN.cAny. J."7A .1u'' cas- =
-.-n-:~s ;,Es.,as- aa-i-E--a-Ivc> ) mine
yes. Aparrado SIS. Miami, Ar'z-
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Sc NECEsITAN Scnoritas para ~yiaiar'
T-aba;c faci!. No sc nccesi;a cNpc-iencia-
Buen sueIdo. ocurran 4 l02 Mount vernon
Court. Tel. Miss. 1870 Miss Miles. 90
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DIR. HERACLIO GONZALEZ
A. BUEEoN. D g
Tksron-rA0-
Slz Swea-inxsn Bldg.


s.. Svea-inEsn Bldg.
ru-- tcda cisse dc clferc-ecsdeS SIN ~ $50
a. -.6icr1as n ciruliA Ce-ee.o. neST7oS.
SOS. nzr7z, SarSaGS. co=a10n- puiuoues. 81
tonnage, hfSzdc, i0tstnoS. riaones, ve-ISs :
Intermediates &c sc1o-s& s. listed eA can
xsdo ae yer neGiccs Gin resulSa5o. TtS!tene 2
e cer-ost-Rre como. poz uSdto de AluSess
Chiropraciecs en- 50 espina oorsal. puede re-
roorar "A salud s.r UssE mediclna5 NJ su-
fi- ope-aciones- Especial stsEcl6n a lS En-
fsSnedades c-c1Ieas y E intermediates &c
nIioA-
: Z DR. A. RIoJAS ALVAREZ. os:eoPsta
Re -can.dGdo 81 p=&ctca aPce spAcacicae'
- los rayus y1o!ela. l2o% SuensElSs2 -
Dr. TAMEL-CI1JaHo csntlsts A-xieano.
EEpe-isIsGad IN ro-UuAs. DCcares y eEfer-
zeGadse Ge "A bocz lPyc--sea' Ve1Es con
g. p-ctessoaIs.a cue - meSlc2no = 500
prAcclcA con mcEic2rCs- EEz-nsr grams.
eonsultss gratis. pVccIos eomodos > en aoo-
aoa, Q 10 cessa--Di.eceton BOALCA
Or SAN PEDRO. sos+z ". CamDefes St
San Antonio. IsIaz-
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las casas mas boni:as dc San Antonio. Pa
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quoise blue chiffon satin and with this
costume she wore corsage OF yiolets
and pink roses.
Mrs Moorhead was costumed in a
handsome gown OF sapphire panne
velyet and with her costume she wore
the slippers she wore at her marriage.
She wore corsage Of violets with
Ward roses.
In the dining room the aides were
Mesdames E. F. Hartley. w. II. Con-
away. s ID. Brady. Frank Haas, Ed
mund Cramp, Merle Amos and the
Misses Susan Arnett, Mildred Hay
mond, Florence Hutchinson and
Eleanor Peddicord.
The bride is one of the loveliest
and most attractive members of the
younger society set and possesses UNI
usual charm Of manner and most
pleasing personality. Since her debut
into society a ew years ago she has
been a reigning belle and is admired
by young and old. She graduated
from the Fairmont High school, fol-
lowing which she went to Washing
ton, D. c., where she attended Custom
Hall college, graduating from that
college in the year 1917. During the
late war she was, quite active in war
work and spent the greater portion
of her time for months in the Red
Cross room, where she was quite ex-
pert in fashioning bandages and
dressings for the soldiers. While
popular in society circles. she is also
popular in church circles, and was IN
assistant in the primary department
of the Presbyterian Sabbath school.
Her legion of friends in this commuh-
ity regret that her marriage will take
her to distant state to reside.
Mr.. Moorhead is splendid young
J man and is parcticing attorney in
| his home city. He graduated from
the University OF Minnesota with the
degre of A. B. and is popular men,
Der of the Psi Epsilon fraternity. For
some time he has been residing on q
ranch in Montana. His father is pres
ident of the wholesale hardware firm
of Hubbard, Spencer. Bartlett COM
pany of the middle west, and the fam
lily is prominently connected and
stands high in both business and
social circles.
On the nine-forty train last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Moorhead left for
Washington, D. c., where they will
spend short time en- route to Mama
Beach, Fla, where they will stay un,
til the middle of April, after which
they will go to Montana, where they
will spend the summer at Glendine
where Mr.. Moorhead owns ranch
They will return to Minneapolis next
fall, where they will take up their
residence. They will also spend sew
eral weeks in Minneapolis en- route 10
Montana. Miss Georgia Andres, who
is spending the winter at Miami
Beach, accompanied them to Wash
ington and went on to Miami today
The brides going away costume
was a handsome coat suit OF dark
blue peach bloom cloth with trim
mings of mole. With the suit she
wore a hat of mole satin lined with
yelled French flowers and fruits in
pastel shades and mole colored shoes
and gloves.
The bride cut the wedding cake
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Guests Leaving.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill OF Pitts
burg WHO were here for the Moorhead-
Heintzelman marriage last evening
left on the midnight train for their
home accompanied by Miss Josephine
Mccormick OF Minneapolis who is Wis
iting in Pittsburgh. Miss Georgia An
dros who was also a guest at the mar
rage left last night for Miami Beach,
Fla, where she is spending the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Moorhead and
sen Kenneth and Alfred are returning
today TO Minneapolis, MINI. Miss Mar
garet Gallagher will remain here for
short time
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and the ring went to Miss Josephine
Mccormick. the wishbone to Miss
Florence Lavender. the thimble to
Miss Mary Ellen Henry and the coin
to Miss Martha Hutchinson.
Out Of town guests here for the
marriage were Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Moorhead and sons. Kenneth and Al
fred, OF Minneapolis, Mimi: Miss Jo-
sephine Mccormick, Of Minneapolis,
who is visiting in Pittsburgh; Miss
Georgia Andres, OF Minneapolis; Miss
Margaret Gallagher, of coshocton.
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill, OF
Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst Ko-
blegard, of Clarksburg; Mrs. Harvey
Raugh, of Altoona, Pa; Robert Book.
of Morgantown, and Stuart Ely. OF
Pennsylvania.
The Country club was decorated by
the firm Of II. Weber and Sons, which
florists also furnished the flowers for
the bridal party, which were among
the loveliest ever seen in this city.
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POSTPONE installation.

On account OF the fact that Mrs.
Jane Nagle Lear OF Wheeling district
deputy will be unable to be present
tomorrow night the installation of Of.
ficers which was to have been held by
Court Joan of Arc. Daughters of Isa-
bella was postponed until Wednesday
of next week. Is
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Gard Party

A number of tables were utilized in
playing cards at the card party given
by the Knights OF Columbus last even
ing at their hall on Main street. Sew
eral out OF town people were among
the guests entertained.
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additional Society on Page Five)
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1920-07-30
ASKS AMERICANS To
HELP CHECK REDS
POLAND SEEKS SUPPORT IN HER
DESPERATE BALLTE WITH
SOVIET FORCES.
In Hour of Peril, Appeals to the
United States for Aid in Endeavor
t. Drive Back the "InternationaW
Outlaws"

Washington.-Pol sorely beset
by the Russian Bolsheyik armies.
called upon the United States on July
23 for moral support in her now des-
desperate battle with the soviet forces
Through it's legation here the new
republic not only asks for an express
sion for the state department, butaalso
from President Wilson, declarinssthat
such public statements would goa long
way toward strengthening the morale
of its soldiers and people.
Poland's request was given serious
consideration at the crate department
and it was expected that a decision
would not be long delayed. Whatever
TIE ultimate decision, however, there
were indications of their sympathy
with Poland. 1t was recalled that the
American government had steadfastly
refused to recognize the soviet regime
and that less than two years ago the
state department requested the allied
and neutral nations to join in declar-
Ing the Bolsheviki international out
laws
Arguments that the legation pre-
sented set forth the incongruity Of the
United States abandoning the republic
with whose establishment it had 50
much TO do 1t was declared that while
the situation of the country had been
made desperate by the enormous
weight Of the Russian forces, it was
not yet. too late to avert disaster.
Hope was expressed at The depart
ment that the Bolsheviki would accept
the Polish request for an armistice,
but recent reports from Moscow of
the attitude of the soviet rulers caused
officials to regard the outcome with
much skepticism.
Experts were divided as to just how
much support should be given TO Po-
land to revive her fighting forces to
the point where they could withstand
the Russian armies. The offers OF
Great Britain and France to send
troops was regarded by a few as more
than enough. and in this the Polish
legation agreed, 1t was argued that
Poland had an additional million and
"A half men 1t could put into the fieId
and that with~nffieient arms and am
munition and backeJ by the molalssup-
|. .pess-caS x&4s 1sss4kst States and the allies
il could stem ths advance OF the red
| armv. s
Nampa Will have its annual harvest
! festival this fall as usual. although
many Indications pointed to 1t being
| omitted this year. September has
been chosen as hie fail month for the
fuir and Il Is announced that this
years festival Will surpass all rreyieus
ones by a .arre 10y IN.