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New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
500 in Steerage
Taken Off Liner
For Examination
kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Held in Quarantine Sew
eral Hours While Search
Is Made for Typhus Germs

The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. in the
in quarantine yesterday for several
hours while the port health officials
examined the ship. Eight hundred and
slxty-nine steeragc passengers were
taken off in barges to Hoffman Island
for examination.
The liner came from Liverpool, but
that made no difference to the health
authorities. Some of the steerage pas
sengers, like those of the .mperator,
which was held over Sunday night in
quarantine, came from the parts of
Central Europe infected by typhus
Inelr quarters and all their effects
were ordered fumigated
Inc lmperator docked early yester-
Gay morning. Officials of the Cunard
Line, which operates that ship, also,
said steps would be taken to eliminate
delays occasioned by the failure of i'm
migrants to meet the requirements of
the health officials here.
Iney SAID precautions would be
taken with the Aquitania, which sails
from Southampton next week. so that
she would not be held up upon arrival
at Quarantine. They said no stcerage
passengers would be accepted unless
they had health certificates from the
~ oVnCSS tDllc ucdICh service
officers in their localities.
Two other big steamships, the Ro-
chambeau, of the French Line and the
Rotterdam of the Holland America
Line, came into port yesterday. They
docked with little delay at Quarantine
because their steerage passengers
health had been guaranteed by the
United States Public Health officials
at their ports of embarkation.
The Rochambeau brought / ,351 steer
age passengers and 449 cabin passen-
gers. The Rotterdam cleared Quaran-
tine in forty-fve minutes. While DR..
Doyle was examining the passengers
Of this ship Rachel Herbst, an
e1ghteen-ye -year-old Polish girl, who
came here to join her relatives.
dropped out of line and gave birth to
a child
The Kaiserin Augustc Victoria, after
ner steerage passengers had been
taken off, brought her 139 cabin pas
sengers ashore. The Imperator also
landed her cabin passengers yesterday.
There were 1868, among whom were
Lieutenant Colonel George B. McClel-
Ian, former Mayor of New York. and
his wife
He said he had spent some time in
Italy and spoke highly of the enter
prlsing manner in which the Italians
were trying to recover from the eff
fects of the war. He declared the
heavy taxation levied there showed the
government intended to make good her
debts.
Rear Admiral H. S. Knapp, U. S. N,
was among those to return.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Girl Who Slew Suitor Dies
of SeIf-Inhicted Wound

Miss Lillian Erath, twenty-five. a
bookkeeper, of Alt East seventy-eighth
Street, who last Wednesday shot and
killed Arthur Blumc, twenty-five. a
salesman, in his home at sos East
Eighty-ffth Street, died early ,bJs
morning in Bellevue Hospital. Miss
Erath, after killing Blumc, ired a shot
into her own temple. She was removed
to Bellevue Hospital a prisoner.
Shortly before Miss Erath was taken
to the hospital she told the police she
had shot BhIme
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

vernon nAhrlM0Rn' 9NoF5 3ni}, IVY 12MsArrvea: Bel
lobos sirrah (Nor@, Shields Waonsoc toft or
1lSores lSnrS Ng Nbrasnerg INor). Shields; Sxaraas
boand Mes5 NqaSa }aT machinery trouble
Verona (Nor), Port Antonio; Evros s'oST9h' IS113
S1esraS S1e@ras.ie; sehr David Cohen. Norfoik
Mandsyi1Is MM1ede,31Td SNor) Norway sailed Str
pega Tor =: astern City Dun,xjrl ~
BOSTON, July 10 = Arrived pon
Salem, Manila and Iicilo via Philadol
Sorfolll Sala; lbayysw, Cnwsn sewals Point Brandon,
Limon; selwyn Eddy. Norfolk; Kersha a,l' w
baitlinore and Norfolk.
CAPE HENRY, Va, July l2- Passed
9Tt pan, Amgross Gnnsas. Buenos Ayres Florida
Lisbon; Henry Clay, Hamburg; Wihaha
brunswick Ga; West Wauneke., London' '5'
Eastern Breeze. kristiansand; bark Taif,1n
ISwed)s ISx1 Htoekhpim helm Passed n oaIwin
cia; McCready County. Portland. Me: Fort
lanes Sra lTor). =; Lake Ontario. Port
Port Tampa; n l!9aG> lolcas (Gk), Barcelona.
Strs Caispell, New Orleans; Cashnet
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF VIE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY or NEW YORK
LHCMl' l'SoN-SfAItRErT COMPANY. q Neg
} ORR Corporation, flaiatin. ss. Ia Belle
lhoN WORKS. foreign corporation, Ds-
PENDANTS. SUMMONS WITH NOTICE
To the above named Defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY 81 NafONED to an.
swer the complaint in this action, and -
serve copy of your answer on the Pan
service or this Summons. e1cluslys oz ths
aay OF service: and IN case Of your Iallals
10 appear or ANSWER judgment VIII he taSss
against you by default for the relief ~
inanded IN the complaint
Dated June 4th. 1920.
p,.,..,e,. ElDI.rrz & TsgLsE,
NOTICE. 80 -'''sS''" '9'2 - / ''''
Take notice that upon your default 70 ap-
pear or answer the above Summons 49,
'lieht VIII be taken against You for tbs 80 90
OF lzs.Sfbt 10 Dollars. Sith interest tigl-
January sth, 1920, and Win costs OF lns
action
EIDLlrz & HuLsE.
plaintim's AttorRey.
To La Belle Iron Works
ihe foregoing summons IS served upen sss
by publication pursuant TO an order OF fioa.
Ihoinas = )cnnelly Justice OF the SN2fe.sss.
court OF the stare Of New York dasea ~ ~
zoth day OF June 1929. ana flied on that ~
Mih the complaint IN the office os The ~ ~
q the Scunty or New so-y, II the ~f, ~fsf,,
Court House in the Borough II aianba'-@n
SIty' county and STAT o. %. Ncl- -
EiDLlrz : HCLsG
Attorneys for Plaints.., Oftice 2na
address. 81 Nassau Street. Eoreass ~
Maahaiia4l. New 1osk CITY,
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Navy Orders

From The Tribune's Washinoton Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 12.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Bell. Bosn c. w. to U. S. s. Charleston.
Benson. It. (J. GD j. II, to U. s. s.
capqipbellli Gun, g., g.. H. to duty receiving
Cole. Bosn. J. f.. to U. S. s. Brooklyn.
rriedman, 1t. q. G) E.. to U. s. 8. Balch.
Good. 1t. Comdr. II. H., to destroyer
Harmer, 1t: j. L., to Chicago.
Hayward. 1t. comdr. "A. B.. to Virgin
Homer, 1t. w D. to Aslatic station.
Hove, sn,ss comdr. Gaa " b. to y. s. s. Florida E,.n
Kennedy. 1t; corndr s. s., to Washington.
Mears. colndr j. b.. to IT, s. S. Arizona.
Millsrs N.Y. -, 1t r. b. to Asiatie station.
Morrison, 1t. Comdr. e., to Hampton Roads
Porter, Comdr. r. f.. to q. s. S. Relief.
Putnam. 1t. J. g. ]. II. s., to submarine
Rolfe Mach. B., to L: S. S. Charleston.
Rupert, 1t. J. GD ]. F., to navy yard,
Russell, 1t G. L.. to U. S. s. Charleston.
SHARP. Lit Comdr. w. D., to U. S. S. Cali
fornia.
Shea: Gun. NJ, to U. S. S. Charleston.
Spencer 1t. w. j., to duty Asiatic station
Tbon,nsoI S'nmlsy. It, H. A., to y. 5. S. Brookiyn.
WHITAKER, 1t. (J. c. H. r., to u. S. S.
Shawmut.
Wrght. 1t. W. II, to U. s. S. Brooklyn.
lowell; It. (J. G. b. B.. to San Diego.
Nittredge, 1t. (J. G) J.. t. to San Diego
A1llen, ellen, It. Comdr. A. NJ. r, to Annapolis.
z. .are,a,i aee,mam' 1t. Comdr A. to Paris Island
Gamoriil 1t. s. H., to u. S. S. New York.
4rounHs. trn ~ as Bosn; H. b., to U. s. S. seagul.
falf Ems. r. G., to u S. S. Shawmut
1iockman, Gun. j. V. to U. S. S Bushnell
Jacobsen 1T: c. L., to U. s. s. Paducah.
quinn, 1t. Fl. O.. to U. s. s. Bell<nap
Terry APP Clerk J. r., to u S. S. Roch
ester. " ~-
NWNagner 1t: F. D., to U. S. s. Mexican.
Mebb Lit. r. e., to u s. S. North Dakota
" t,hsrs Comdr T., to command U. s. S
Hilton, 1t. c. H.. to U. s. S. Ballard.
Lleber, Ems. j. NJ, to senior naval officer
Turkey. et'
1strander;; {, tran 1t J. E. jr.. to United States.
hdpley, chief Gun. c. H., to staff repre-
sentative. London.
Schoefsl. h; II (J. GD NJ. f, to U. S. S.
Metheney' 1t. d. G, to Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

Hotel u Cottages, r.awling. \ Y
Boolllnss--P. III. NOLAN. llSQ Rrnad We v
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Fright at Thunderclap
Kills Prison Keeper
Guard at Blackwell's Island Dies
After Seeking Refuge in
Home of Friend

Charles Barnett, an assistant keeper
at the penltentiary. Blackwell's Island.
was caught in thunder shower last
night soon after he had left the home
OF friends at Brighton Beach. He
sought shelter at 46 Plaza, the home
of Louis Blooming.
That struck pretty close" re-
marked Blooming to his guest after
vivid flash which had been followed
by tremendous crash.
There was no reply. Barnett was
dead. An ambulance surgeon said that
his fright at the thunderclap had
killed him. His home was at 974 Pros
pect Avapue, the Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Doomed, Rides 5000 Miles
TO Die in His Native Tow

ATHENS, Ga, July 12.-stanhope
irwin. of San Francisco, brother of
Mayor Andrew Irwin of Athens.
reached Athens, his home town, o-dav
in time to die after a hurried trip from
San Francisco in private car.
Death was the result of a broken
neck suffered in fall at his California
home. Realizing that he was fatally
hurt, Irwin insisted that if possible he
reach Athens before the end.
Alex Irwin, brother, also met death
few years ago in fall at the Irwin
home here.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Army Orders
From rne Tnbuncs washtnotom Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 12.-~Army or
ders issued to-day follow:

From the IffbNnC'S washington buTcdu
WASHINGTON. July 12.-~Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Honornbly Discharged
Gibson, lit r. A., inf
Keegan. Lit. J. &C.. ON. G.
Mila; Mn1ans ga T. It. +. ). p ?. r. T.. e r. A.
Ocott Lit C. r., NJ, G..
Page. Capt. II. G. NJ. Inf
Meddaugh. lit. w. H. NJ. C.
Golden. LIT. w. b.. inf.
Infantry
wheeler Major NJ. to Camp Travis.
johnson. Major W. c., to New York and
Shropshire. Capt. G. M. to Camp Meade.
Simmons, Major F. L.. reserve corps. to
Huddleson. Capt. os H.. to South Amboy.
Tupper Capt. s.. r.. to Camp Grant,
Coast Artillery Corps
Johnston, 1t. Col. r. f.. to Fort H. g.
Won Der Heller, Major G. b.. to Fort Win
field Scott
Miscellaneous
Shaw. Major G. G.. Insp Gen. to coblenz.
Russell. Col. r. r.. Med. c.. resignation
accepted.
toneycutt. Major f. W.. Gen. Staff. to
Antwerp.
Williams. Major II b.. Q. NJ. c.. to Boston.
Vcitenheirner. Major F.. Sig c.. to Wash
ington
shepherd. Capt Fl. W.. It. A.. to Camp
Matter 1t J. H. sig. Officers Reserve. to
Washington
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Sail Thursday
m perator. Southamp-
Sail FRIDAY
AMERICAN PORTS

Bisergensfjord, Bergen. 1880 AM A.
1S raunan Buenos Ayres 100 AM 1Sn
Oorothy Turks Isle 900 AN -.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

Grand Union Hotel. Saratoga Springs N Y
Ihe Palm Beach of the North
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

Thousand Island House, Alexandria Raw
n Y. The Venice of America
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Mennonite Invasion Opnosed

JACKSON, Miss, July 1.-THE Dem
ocratlc state executive committee to-
day adopted resolution opposing the
proposed migration of 5000 Mennonite
farmers from Canada to Southern
MiSsissippi.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Will You Profit bv
the Experience of the
Lidgerwood Mfg. Co.?

The Lidgerwood Manufacturing Com
pany OF New York City is using The
Dictaphone in its Marine and Logging
Departments. The Dictaphone has
effected an increase Of at least 1870 in
speed in handling correspondence. The
time saved is the time of the executive
and The Dictaphone operator. His let
ters are transcribed while he is still dictat-
ing. There is no lost time or long waits,
tor The Dictaphone is always ready,
day or night.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-25

EOS V "chales" en- los que la habilidad
ia superado en perfection a las ma
quinas de los eXtranjeros tejedores;
labores de encaje que recuerdan a las
encajeras de Brujas. deshilados y oor-
dados de legftimo abolengo espanol;
golosinas 9ue huelen a la cocina con-
ventual doaGe blancas manos mongt-
les los hicieran par Ell regalo de Ia
abadesa o del Senior Obispo.
Y luego. maderas taliadas, minia-
turas que cncierran paisajes ccEtpii-
cadfsimos ell el Interior de = Cas-
cara de nuez: muhecos y juguetes va
rios raramente lngeniosos: en- fin. to-
uno industrial que no tiene mas
mercado que las estaciones de los fe-
rrocarriles. en- Ia que Sc ha invertido
mas capital t;iIe el meZGuino u van
dejando los viejeros en- las manos lie
los vendedores, a la que no sc Ia he
cho reclamo, a rensar de 10 que va
lie V de 10 que podrfa waller.
Tn eXtranjero cerca de mi, compra
silencioso una V otra o $ de cuantas
le presentan, II terca : constante oiar-
Ia. vendedoraS V vendedores. Nuel-
We hacia mi sus ojos claros, y me di-
ce mostrdndome las dos manos lie
mas de los objetos mas diversos, todos
curiosos o titles. i~nteresantes o be-
los.
" cSta genie, IN que hace tales
cosaS. es esta misma que nos rodea,
que nos las Ofrece por una miseri2
Ell ocasiones por 10 que queremos dar
por elias. esta gente viste tan mise
rablemeEte, que trasciende a dolor y
d mIscria. :Nadie les ha dichc que
eStaS ~pcquenaS industries. sabiamen-
te eXplotadas. podrian hacer felices
pr6speros. d estos pobladores misc
tales h~abilidades. con facultades Sc
mejantes, no hay raz6n no hay dere-
che para esta miSer!a.
.AllA lejcs, frente al uItimo CAIRO
dormitorio. un Erupo de ~chiquillos an
drajosoS, SO amOntouan Sobre Ia tie
IRA girls. en- una iucha descsperada:
Sc oye una eusordecedora alGarabfa
%infantil: de cuando en- cuando, ma
voz ayuda de.ra OR cIaramente las
cuantas palabras:
-Senortita, III centaNo.' por 81
amor de Dios. Y diminutas manos.
negras de pringUe Y de sol, Sc tiendeny
en- Sesto de imploraci6n. hacia nna
damisela sonr!ente que desde Sd "a
siento de t~crciopelo del CAIRO. arrcja
monedas q la chiquillerfa famelfca.
como Guien arroja miGas de par n los
ciSncs de los estanques.
Y esa chiquiIleria hamhrienta. es Ia
de esos m!smos pueblos que encierran
el secreto de industries que 1cdrian
hacerlOs ricoS Y felices.....
NJ. MUZQUIZ BLkNCO.
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PESOUlSAS.

GRATIFiCARE con $40. 90 a Ia persona
Que ne proporcione irformes cxactoS aeerca
del actual paradero de mi hermano Francis
CO Elizondo. de 70 amos de elad. Guien anda
en- romTania de- SUI rnadrc. S-a. Severa Car
drnas. dc 80 amos de cdad. color blanco. oJos
azu!cs. Los acompana tambicn In S-ita.
Emma Elizondo. de Is amos de cdad, y un
nino dc Q amos. Juan Elizondo. Cualesquier
infcrna sobre este asunto. dirilasc a Refu
$40 EHzondo. Camp G. i. Crowley. Texas.
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Dare $50 de qualification a n persona
que me proporcione informeS exaetos acer
- dol actual paradero de Heliodoro Sarabia
de % amos dc edad. color moreno. estatura re
ellar. ojos cafes. quien Sc cncon:raba resi-
diendo en- Viles. Montana. y de quien hace
largo tempo no Sc tienen nineunas noticias.
Cualesquier informe sobre este asunto. dfri
jase a Clcmente Sarabia. PeckhaH, Colo.
(25)
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GRATIFiCARE con $500 . Ia persona Gus
me proporcione informes eXactos acerca de!
actual pa-adcro dc mi hijo Bibiano Romero.
de 70 amos de edad. estatura baja, color mo-
reno. oios grandes. pestana china J pelo ne
gro. quien 81 mes dc AEosto del ano pasado
sali6 de Canada. Texas. para Manor. del mis-
mo Estado, sin haberse tenido mas uoticias
accrca de SUI paradero. CUalesQuier inforrne
sobre este asunto dirijase Z Srita- Francis
"a Herrera. Ganado, Texas. tS)
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DE vENTA EN- WACO. TEN. Casa de II
cuartos. con todas las coniodidades. en- ell oa-
rrio mcxicano. a dos cuadras del City Hall
Precio de sa~crifIcio para venderla Immediate
penre So. OOO.O 90. P. o. Box S76. De Leon
TEXTS.
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SENORA

Sc VENDE IN piano c~,ecsrico. de 60 no;as.
zen buenas condicioucs. muy barato. lnfor'
man 3G7 So. Conchos S..
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G~RATIFICARE con So 90 a la persona
que me prororcione informes exactos acerca
del actual paradero de mi hijo Alberto Gas
tilIo de Is amos de edad. color blanco. peio
castano. ojos cafes: quien anda acompaRado
dc la Sra. Maria Garcia y dos ninos cuyos
nombres son Guadalupe y Sabine. En- 1919
Sc cncotraban en- Pueblo, Colo. Cua!csqHTer
informe sobrc este asunto. diriiasc n Fran
cisca Cntiveros. Miami. Arizona. t25l
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACGoN a la per
soma uu" me- proportions informes eNactos
acerca del actual raradero de mis- hermanos
Pablo Jose y Adela Tijerina. de quieneS ha-
CO dos aEos tuyc las uI;imas noticIaS. pro-
redcntes de Rosebud Texas. Cualesquier in
-,-mc sobrc este asunto, d~i-ijasc L Daniel Ii
ma. 1915 MERCER ST. Kansas City, Mo.
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COMPRASs

CoMPRAMoS BRILLANTES. PaSamos IS
nor ciento r1ls. sobre e. precio = Que listed
los adqui-i6 &c nosotroS en- amos antcriorcS.
Pagaucns al riEurusO contadO, orc y!c;o. plata,
-clojes. 5riHar;cs ; tods cIase de joyeria.
Arertanos 6oros &c IA lbertad a n par. en-
eompras que - nos haSan. Alamo Jewiry
Co. SI5 Alamo Plaza.
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Esque,as dc mat-iraonio. dc dc:uarj50, tar
icyas le bale. De bagtizo. comcrcJalcs: toda
case d. iupresos.
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CRATIFICARE con $500 = IN persona
que me propo-cione informes e%actos acer
g, del actual paraderu del senior Man.-cl
Heredia. de 3S amos DC edad. cstatura regu
lar. pelo chino. ojos claros y nariz afi!ada'
QUEEN en- S~epticmbre de 1917 saiio de Hous
ton Tex. con rumbo Balconcitos. Tannauli-
pas. Cual"squicr iniormc sobrc este asunto
dirijasc a Antonio Gonzi!ez. =. U. Go&
1883. Hoyner. Texas.
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GRATIFICARE con $50 a Ia persona que
me proporcione informes exactos aeerca del
actual parsdero de mi padre. Antonio Ro-
della. de 10 amos de cdad, color moreno. cs
tatura alta, complexion g-uesa. barba des
poblada, y pelc negro, tiene un lunar de ca
mas en- la frcnte: 10 acomTahan sus hijos y
deu.as miembros de fsmilia. CraleSquicr in
forme sobre este asunto. diriIase 4 Juan
RodeIa. Walter, Texas. (25)
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DARE RI-ENA CRATIFECACIoN a

DARE BUENA GRATIFGCACIoN a "A
persona que me proporconc informss cXac
ts acerca &C.! actual paradero &c nj her
ma,o Alberto Cara. quien tiene dos hijos.
Alberto Y Piacido J hacc un ano Sc encon
traban en- el Condado de Waco. Tamblen Sc
Iesea saber acerca del actual raradero del
s., Anastacio Cara. Ingeniero mecArlco,
uuicn hace tres amos que salio dc Laredo
con ru-1bo a Philadelphia. Pa. Cualesquier
;nror - diriaase 4 Gertrudis Armavides,
SIS Ru;z s.. san Antonio. Texas. t26i
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Sc RENTAS cs2Etns ArsC~Hiados. con o Sit
sSistsacJa. sI6 s ConchoS St. San ALto'
pso. Texas- Vicente RanCei Prop
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GRATIFICARE con $500 4 Ia persona
cue me proporcionc informes exactos acer-
ca del actual paradero de IA Sra. Martina
Ganez. dc 81 ancs de edad. estatrra regular.
= color blanco. quien hace ( amos sc encon
traba residiendo en- Torre6n. Coah.. Aveni
da del Fc-rocarril. Cualesquier informe So
bre este aSunto. dirijase 4 Jose Belmontes.
Otis Coo. tZo)
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITA IN caballcro neHica7o con
experiencia en- comisiones. para que venda
casas. Debc tener ~automovil. Una magni-
flea oportunidad para persona aetna Di,
rijanse a EBERT FULLER, 500 National
Bank OF Commerce Bldg. tZ9J
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN

DARE BUENA GRATIFICAC1oN 4 Ia
persona que me proporcione informes exac
tos acerca del actual paradero de los Sres.
Juan : Concepc:6n Portillo. oroEinarios de
San Luis Potosi Mexico, el prirlefo de AVIAN
zada edad. color blanco. y tuerto. Cuaies-
ou;ar informe sobre este asunto, dirfjaSe 4
iSnacia Portillo. 723 So. Laredo St. San An
80 Texas. t25)
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MATRIMONIALES.

JOVEN de % amos oe edad. honrrado. sin
vinios = trabajador: desea tcaer corrsspon
aencia con Sonora o Senorita mexicana, OBJ
ieto matrimcnio. Toda correspondence diri
iasc a L. Ramirez. P. o. Box 81. Cicero.
III CID
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Sc DESEA saber cuai es el domicilio, en-
San Antonio. Tex. del ST.. Valentin Salda-
6n y de Ia Sra. Maria Saldaha. aquei de
10 amos de edad, color moreno. y e~statura
regular: ella de color moreno. e~statura re-
gular y complexion gruesa. Originarios de
Nuevo Laredo. Mexico. Los busca su her
mana Melquiades Sadaha. quien lego 4 e-
Il el Jueres y regrcsara para Nuevo Ia
redo ell pr6ximo Lunes: pero desea verlos
antes de irse. Cualesquier informe dirijase
n Mequiades Saldana. 636 Main Ave. San
Antonio. Texas. t23l
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DARE BUENA GRATiFICACiON 4 IA
persona Que me propo-cionc informcs cxac
loss acerca del actuHI p~aradCrS de Vicente
Ramon lie IS ano: d. cdad complexion grue
sa pc! ocolorado y chino ~estatufa baia quien
en- Agosto de 1919 sc cncoEtraha en- Casdelle
Texas. de donde sc recibieron sus uirmas
noticias. Cualesquicr inforne sobrc este -sun
to. diri;ase a Jesus Ramon. Box SS3. Carrie
SPRINGS. Teas.
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NJ. BLkNCO.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITAN muchachas para lavar
platos ocurran Al French Cafe. $40 St.
Mary's ST. t25)
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DR. FLIPPEN

eos W. - St-New FoT&: y.
T-atanieuro pe-feoS:onaa" De - E,~-yi1Ss,
mGlss54ad de opc-asGsn ' SAG 5mPed'E que
sS5iscs a sus ocupaeiones dlarlas. am
--sto enfermedades dei estomaEo. san
% pei, Y vejga. de aeueTdo son % -
mos rnetO1oS fvancescN- SOP I SS T6Ii-
... mas Iuaugas vsrGs hoAo'@-'s ~
.es 70 Gambia cnz-csP9aesns.a.-
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CONEJOS finos. varias c,asea. baratos. c.
Algeria. Tel. CT. 4S2S. 4o7 S. San Marcos
s.. San Antonio. Texas.
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MEDICOS-
Dk. GORLALEL

a27 N. San SABA St csqCI7a con ~aNS
yI.v. Telefono Travis gao.
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a la per-
soma que ME proporcione informes exactos
acerca del actual paradero de mi esposo Ma
carlo Hernandez. de 80 amos de edad, color
blanco. estatrra regular. CLOS c!aros. nariz
regular y pomulos salientes: quien Sc en-
rontraba IN .oco trastornado del cerebro y
sali6 del Hospita! de Topeka. Kansas. el
~ de enero. Cualesq1ier informe sobre este
asunto. dirijase n Porfiria Lara. 10ii S.
Santa Fe St. FL Paso, Texas. (2S)
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AUTOMOBILES SIN chauffers

Disp, rsn-cs &c m~aCniticcs AUTOMOBILES de S
r;li1Gros pa-a ~alqrilar sin chaufter- Nisite-
nos College Street Auto Livery. 2l4 Col
lrre s.. TeIeforo G.. sTIi. Ge-ente. !. D.
Scarborough. ,
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NECESITAMOS 10 hombres para I'm mag
nifico trabajo; paganos $3.50 diarioS. Ocu-
ran innediatamentc Il Star Employment Co.
COG w. Houston st. '2o'
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Sc NECESITA una Sehorita mccanograia
: taqu!grafa en- c~spanoi. que pueda p,roporeio
mar buenas -efercncins. Ocurran al Texas
State Bank and Trust Co.
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r E G A L O

SaCiE Alta Maxla. prrstidicitac.on, seer
te 81 a JueEo. -n ei amor. ell 10. rcsocioS
tecretcI :naraviilosos.
No Ie mucstrc listed toba-ds ante q
r:oo.sim De ia Vida. Srrai:a 10 centsvo, an
Estai u i'.i:as a
Vega Commission Co,
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DARE BUENA GRATIFICAC1oN 4 Ia per-
soma que me proporc;one informes exactos
acerca del actual paradero de Casiano Her
nandez. como de 80 amos dc edad. color tri-
gucno. ~estatura alta. complexion gruesa, y
ouien hace mas de diez amos que salio rum
no a Denver. Colo. sin habarse tenido des-
dc entonces ~noticias acerca de su paradero.
Cualesquier informe sobre este %asunto. dl-
rijase a Pedro Hernandez. Armstrong.
La. '-o'
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UN TRAJE POR $500

De casf-nir q Ia rncdida. V. Scsz. Sastrr.
607 DoIorosa St. Tel. Travis Slo2. san An
tome. Texas