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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
LOCAL BRANCH WAS
ORGANIZED SUNDAY
LABoR's LOCAL CITY TICKET
ENDORSED. MEETING is
WELL ATTENDED.

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
NEW BANK CASHIER.

F. E. Rollof has accepted the posi-.
ton Of cashier Of the Essig State Bank
and assumed his new duties Monday
morning of this week. For the past
six months Mr.. Rollof has been engaged
as bookkeeper in the State Bank o.
fStarkweather, N. D., and resigned Feb.
4. At the Essig bank he succeeds Ed.
Geisler, who has been cashier for the
past year or more, but rendered his
resignation owing to the fact that in
door work has made inroads on his
health and he desires to again take up
agricultural pursuits. Mr.. Geisler has
filled this position very efficiently and the
bank directors accepted his resignation
reluctantly. Mr.. Rolloff Is q thoroughly
competent young man and win no doubt
make good IN his new capacity as cashier.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
CREAMERY MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Farmers Cooperative
Dairy Association formerly the Mil
ford & Cottonwood Creamery Co..
will be held at the new creamery hal
tomorrow Thursday afternoon. This
meeting was to be held early in Feb.
ruary, but had tobe postponed on account
Of the ban on all public gatherings here
as result Of the influenza epidemic.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
HELP FOR THE DISTRESSED.

The collections of the relief of the
sufferers of the English blockade in Cen.
trail Europe are still going on. Much
want and distress has been eliminated
by the wholehearted cooperation Of
American benefactors. It may be Of
interest to note that the German Catho-
lie societies Of Minnesota alone contri-
buted $39,039.70 to this noble and
charitable work. This information is
taken from the official bulletin Of the
state organization, ''Vereins- Bote.''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
OAK. FRRIE PRESSE
PUBLISHED HERE
--.--55.Ssy. s&.--s1sF,st ., w.
BIG NEW PRESS INSTALLED
AT REVIEW PLANT TO ~
5. PRINT PAPER.
F. w. sALLET, OWNER, AND
OTHERS TO MAKE HOME
HERE.

Beginning this week, the Dakota
Freie Presse will be published from this
city. F. w. Sallet, the owner of the
newspaper, arrived with his family
last week and expects to make New
Ulm his permanent home. The Dakota
Freie Presse is not a new newspaper.
It will soon enter upon it's 47th year and
has been published at Aberdeen, S. d.,
for the past ten years. Before that it
was published at Yankton, S. D. -....
Has Large Circulation.
It is not local newspaper in that it
publishes news of a local character.
In addition to national news, it prints
matters particularly Of interest to Ger
man Russians. For that reason it's cir
culation covers a wide field. Not only
has the newspaper large number of
subscribers in the state where it was
heretofore published, but has subscrib-
ers in practically every state in the
Union, in Canada, South America and in
every country in Europe where there
are any number of German Russians.
Friend of MIR. kornmann.
One of the main reasons that prompt
ed Mr.. Sallet to come to New Ulm was
his friendship for Mr.. Conrad Korn-
mann. Mr.. Kornmann came here from
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, last year and
was so favorably impressed with the
people here and also with the beautiful
natural scenery that he does not grow
tired Of singing the praises Of New
Ulm. Mr.. Kornmann will be asso-
ciated with Mr.. Sallet in the printing
and publishing Of the Dakota Freie
Presse. Offices have been secured by
the new enterprise above the Brown
County Bank, in the suite Of rooms for
merly occupied by Dr.. Z. A. Fritsche.
New Press Arrives.
The printing Of this newspaper will
be in charge Of the United Press &
Publishing Co., publishers Of the New
:Ulm Review. To accommodate this news
paper it was necessary to purchase a
larger printing press and this was pur-
chased several weeks ago and installed
last week and the first issue Of the new
paper was printed on the Co1-Duplex
Monday evening, quite number Of
people looking on, to Gee the latest and
biggest press west Of Mankato to the
Dakota line in action.
Make Home Here.
To prove that Mr.. Sallet intends to
make New Ulm his future home, he
Immediately purchased . house for
himself and family, the August Hunmel
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
NEW EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

At meeting held in St. Paul, Feb
20 and 81, which was attended by many
editors of progressive newspapers ir
the state. it was decided to organize
what will be known as the Peoples Press
Association of Minnesota. Temporary
officers we're elected as follows: Pres,
A. S. Kinney, Saltwater; vice pres.
VIM. English, Red Wing; sec.-treas.,
I. M. Kalnes, Alexandria.
Plans were also laid for improving
the service rendered by the Northwest
ern Service Bureau, to the end that all
members of the Association may be
enabled to receive minute
news service.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
CHURCH HAS GOOD
FINANCIAL YEAR
HOLY TRINITY PARISH PUB
LISHES STATEMENT FOR
JUBILEE YEAR.
SEVERAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN
NED.-HIGH SCHOOL ADDI-
TON AND CHAPEL.

CathOllc parish was published during
the week and is now in the hands of the
members of the congregation. This was
jubilee year for the parish, the fifteeth
anniversary having been celebrated dur
ing the course of the summer. It
was this circumstance which, according
to the Introductory remarks by the
pastor, was partly responsible for the
considerable increase in the various re-
ceipts. Several donations are mentioned
which are classified as jubilee gifts, among
them several chalices for altar and COM
munion use and a number of precious
vestments. The names of the indivi-
dual donors are not given and large
part of the total expenditure was contri.
buted through funds raised by enter
tainments given for that purpose. The
Young Ladies' Sodality in this way con.
tributed $68S.OO.
Assets are 0,288.97.
The financial statement which was
examined and found correct and in good
order by committee consisting Of
Nicholas Reinhart, chairman, Raymond
Huelskamp, Thomas Stadick, Edward
j. Berg and Ben I. Vetter, discloses the
fact that the new year was started with
assets to the amount of $30,288.97, Ger.
tifcates of deposit $4,000 and cash or
hand January /, 1920, $5,288.97. Tota
liabilities are $4,000 in notes.
The total receipts for the fiscal veal
were $24, 551.27. This sum includes pew
rent, $8,585.65; pastoral support, 49,
544.47; school fund, $4,566.67; Sunday
plate collections, $2,2371S; monthly
school collection, $1,974.65; Christmas
collection, $1,037; interest, $855.70; or.
phan collection, $524.10, etc. The dis
bursements exceed the receipts by a
little over $500. The total expenditures
amounted to $24,919.21 and included the
salary for the pastor, $1,100; salaries
for assistant pastors, $860.85; board for
assistant pastors, 5000; salaries for
school teachers, $3,34O; salary for Or
ganist, $4,000; salaries for sections,
$1,575; paid on debt, $4,000; interest,
$4,000; light and water, $308; certificates
of deposit, $1,000; piano $4,000; wood
and coal, $1,565.81.
To Build School and Chapel.
The proposed school addition for the
housing of the several high school classes
is also mentioned in. the report. It is
stated that it would be too costly at the
present time to erect a separate structure
and it is therefore proposed to build an
addition to the present parochial school
over the boiler room on the south side.
It's size will be 6Ox30 and it will contain
four class rooms and laboratory and
library. The necessity of giving the
children a high school education is
emphasized. Another improvement that
is spoken Of as a possibility for the
coming season is chapel at the Catholic
cemetery, with a general mausoleum.
The latter is to house, the corpses during
the winter months when it is hard to
dig graves and to distinguish the exact
lines of the different lots. The cost of
this building is placed at about $4,000.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03

Mrs. Chas. Sievert Of Moltke township,
Sibley county, came to New Ulm, re
Gently, to accompany her daughter
Selma, home, who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at local hospital
some time ago.
The influenza epidemic in Lafayette
village and vicinity has not subsidized as
yet. There are quite . number Of people
i'll, but most Of them are improving.
Dr. ". 2. Flower 81 Minneapolis, who
went to Lafayette to ADMINISTERS to the
patients, is kept busy q and night,
according to tile Ledger.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03

residence property on South State
street. Mr.. Sallet's coming to New Ulm
will be distinct gain for the city. Not
only is he very pleasant gentleman to
meet, but he is also successful business
man who will be material help in the
rapidly growing business world of this
city. His family consists Of his wife
and three sons to whom the citizens
also extend a hearty welcome. The
oldest son Harold will be the new press
man in the Review plant. The younger
boys will attend school, one Of them
being of high school age. !.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03
NEW ULM TEAM IN
Line FOR VICTORY
BOYS BASKET BALL QUINT TO
MEET SLEEPY EYE IN
FINAL MILL.
GAME WILL DECIDE CHAMPION
SHIP IN THIS DISTRICT.
AT MANKATO.

The boys basket ball team of New
Ulm high school is in line for the champ.
ionship in the east end of the second dis
trict. The game that will decide this
matter is scheduled for Mankato, Satur-
day evening of this week, between the
fast local quint and the team Of the
Sleepy Eye high school. Both teams
are almost equally matched and a holly
contested game is looked forward to.
The local players have been making
strenuous preparations for the big con-
test, realizing that their adversaries are
a husky bunch of very aggressive boys.
The Last Contest.
The final contest for first place in the
entire second congressional district will
take place between the winning team Of
the Mankato game and either Minneota
or Tyler. These latter quintetts will
meet on the Lamberton floor, Friday
evening Of this week.
On To Victory!
The Gustavus Academy quintet Of
St. Peter, being the third team of Gus.
tavus Adolphus College, met defeat al
the hands Of our high school boys or
the local floor, Friday evening. The
score was rather one-sided, being 43 to 10
Our girls team, which also has long
list of victories to it's credit, beste6
the girls quintet Of the Nicollet high
school on the local floor the same evening
the final count being Fl to 8.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03

The pupils Of the Lafayette CONSOLE
dated school will test milk this week,
thereby gaining some practical knowl-
edge of how much water dad has to pay
for every time he buys q quart Of the
lacteal fluid. This should prove pro
ftable pastime in almost any school
especially in the cities.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03

Miss Marie Berger was a guest at the
home Of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. L. WentzlaH, at Nicollet
last week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1920-03-03

Alexander Schroeder returned to his
home at Sleepy Eye, last Wednesday,
following Nv days visit 81 New Tim,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-15

Frazadas California en- medidas
extra largas, color girls perla de fan
tasia. cen dobleces mohair Y con orr
Has azul Y rosa. Precio regular ....
$3.50. especial por par S15.75.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
CHAUFFEUR CULPASLE QUE NC
PUOO SER iOENTIFICADO

Arthur B~reaSberg. domiciliado en Ia
casa nQmero l@3 de las Gales de Ne
vada, fue victima de graves lesiones
Y golpes contusos al ser ~atropellado
por TN autom6vil.
Fl 2ccidente ocurri6 i uno Cuantos
metros del cruzalnicntO de la aveniGa
Saunders Y IL Gale de Navidad a las
seis Y minutes de IL manana del d!a
de aver. Breasberg ]acababa de abando-
mar su domicli;o para encaminarse q
su trabajo cuando fut s~orprend!do por
un autom6vil Que a gran veloc!dad
transitaha por anuel iugar.
Arthur Rreasbcrg fua arrollado por
el vehfculo que siguiG de frerte. MIMI
tos despues del ~accidente "acertaron a
pasar por aquel lugar 4 tales horas
POGO tranSitado uuaS personals que
atendicron luego al caido conducien-
dole a su domiciiio.
ALI fuS llevado con toda urgencia
un msdico : este declare que eI es-
tado del paciente era IN tanto deli
cado. pues habia recibido lesiones de
~gravedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
NO7AS LOCALES
SUGGESTIVE PROGRAMA
EN- Ell MAJESTIC

Una de las mejores comedias mu-
sicales cue han ~aparecido en- la ulti-
ma decada, es The Only Girl" orr
ginal de Victor Herbert, cue tlene un
bonito argumento que Sc desarroila
con verdaGera maestria y encanto, al
miSmo tempo que 81 muslca es YER
daderamente exquisite. Desde un
principle, 1.-THE Only Girl" prometio
ttener una popularidad imperecedeFa,
V ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mr.. Herbert con-
sinti6 en- que fuera condensada para
ell vaudeville, habiendo hecho Ia re-
duccion 81 en- persona, ayudado por
Mr.. Blossom. Pero con TODD este, con-
serva los numeros muSicales mas bo-
nitos que contenia originalmente, y
supple perfectamente con los clncuen-
"a minutes que dura su presentation,
las dos horaS que requeria anteS de Gu
condensation. The Only Girl es
ell rumero de vaudeville que encabeZa
el programa del Majestic en- Ia sema-
ma que principal hoy.
Myrtle Fish Y George Lloyd, nos
presentan 81 Ultima conception THU
IEda Una luna de MEL del Slg!o M"
que reune todas las c~ualidades para
hacer de ella IN numero verdadera-
mente original.
Los amantes de Ia musica aprccia-
ran debidamente la labor del eminen-
te pianiSta Eric Zardc, quien ha in
gresado al vaudeville, despues de
haber terminate una serie de con
ciertos. Mr.. Zardo ofrece un roper
torio de selecciones clasicas y popu-
lareS.
Otros actos que figuran en- el pro-
grama, son las Hermanas Lovenberg
y Sine Neary, en- una revista de can
tos, bales Y dialogos; Ida Mcmillan
V Bert Snow, en- una comedia titu-
lada ''Contrario." en- Ia que son in
ttrpretes un esceptico hombre de ne
gocioS Y Il sonora que conoc las
fragilidades humans; Swor y West
brook en- una comedia de "cara-ne-
graS." en- la que Mr.. Swor e~jecuta
a!gunos numeros de bale escentrico,
Y DAILY, Mack y DAILY un trio de aero
DaCaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
FUE APREHENOiDO e. GERENTE
DE UN HOTEL

Antenoche fus ap~rehendido e. ge-
rente de TN ctntrico hotel de Ia loca-
l!dad. previo cateo practicable eli aQuel
establecimiento pOr ell Prevostc Ma
r!scal de Ia ciudad. Mr.. Strcton, quIen
con a~n;e-ioridad hAbia sido informado
en- 81 sent;do de que ALI eXistian al
gunoS objetos que habIan sido robadus
al Gob!erno de los Estados Unidos.
Las pcsquisas p~ractiCadas por los
agences que encabez6 Mr.. Stretton fue-
ron &c rcSUItados Electives. En- e. no.
tel De r~eterencia habia una buena can
tidad de cobijas de II propiedad Gel
Ejerc:co que fueron recog!das.
Z! gerente del hotel fue consignado
4 las autoridades policiacas : va ei
Departamento do JuSticia Sc encarga
de practicar las investigaciones de ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
DOS FAISAS ALARMAS DE
lNCENOlO

Los cuerpos de bomberos dc Ia loca-
lidad hubieron de trabajar antenoche
inutilmente debido 4 las brornas de
algunos d~esocupados. A las li.35 reci-
bi0se la primcra llamada de alarma'
procedente de la casa nunero 6S. 81
tuada en- ia esquina de Grant y Mag
nolia. Y los bomberos de Ia estaci6n
central V dos mas, cercanas al luSar
del ~pretendido incendio. acudieron con
toda urgcncia al llamado encontran-
dose que no habia el menor indicio de
fuego y que Sc tratab solo de algunos
Chuscos que habian querido divertirse.
La segunda llemada fu6 producida
en- la GAIA cue Sc halla situada Ell Ia
esquina de Sauders y Pinto. POGO des-
pues de Ia media noche. Esta, como
Ia primera fue tambi&n una falsa alar-
ma y los bomberos no lograror dar
con los '~graciosos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
ClNCUENTA OIAS De CARCEL POS
SER PEREZOSO
Acusado por su espcsa

Aver por Ia mariana compareci6 en-
Ia Corte de Pol.cla, ante el Juez Back
ley. IN joven no-teame-!cano que an
t!e- por Ia tarde tUe apreheHdido por
e. delito de vagancia. La esposa del
acusado compaveciG tambi5n ell Ia
misrna cor:c en- calidad de testigo.
pues fue ella Quien present6 la acusa-
ci6n en- contra d. ST. marido.
La testigo acUs6 con toda energia u
ST. marido Giciendo que desde que ha-
hian cCntcafdo matrimcn!o jamas ha-
bta hecho e. mas leve esfuerzo para
mantenerla Y que hab!a acahado por
c~anSarla. pues. lejos de ayudarla ONE
IA Ia bajeza de robarle hasta su ropa
Y muchas veccs Ia de sus parientes pa
n luego venderla Y de esta suerte Sa-
,~.sfNcer sus nccesidades personales.
"Estoy cansada de ST. pereza." dijo
n mujer. ~ desco ahandonarle 4 toda
costa para yolver al lado de mis- pa
dres que reSidcn en- el condado de Ban
Gcrq."
Y cast frenetica termin6 diciendo IN
desesperada esposa: Isl sligo viviendo
con este hon5re me mata de hambre.'
T. Juez Buckley Impulse al acusado
IA pera de cincuenta d!as de prisi6n
que con fecha de aver empez6 = cum
plir en- Il carcel de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
Ia REDUCTION DE PASAJEs EN-
LOS FERROCARRILES PARA
LA FERlA DE DALLAS

Fu:mos informados en- 81 sentido dc
que todas las companies ferrocarrileras
harlan una rebaja de precios Ell los
boletos para viaje redondo u Ia Fcrla
del EstIdo de Texas, que hab-d oc
c~feccua-Se en- Ia ~poblaci6n de Dallas
entire los dias 3 y q de Octubre. in
elusive.
Con exception del tren Texas Spe-
cial' que sale de San Antonio Il las
40 4. m, ' el cual no nara ningUn
descUento en- este recorrido, todos los
demas f~crrccaTr.les han unificado sus
tarifas tijando el precio de $l+.16 al
boleto de ida Y vuelta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
o LOS HOTELES

Lego aver aesta ciudad de San An
tonic, %procedente de Ia de Douglas,
Arizona. Ell senior Rafael r. Mendoza,
quien Sc hospeda en- el hotel Bexar.
En- ell hotel st. Anthony de esta
ciudad Sc h%ospedan: +. Salvatierra.
p~rocedente de Dallas. Texas; Francis
co Vazquez. de Leon, Guanajuato, j..
S. Tetin. de Tampico, y R. Cara, de
Monterrey, y. L.
Lego aver a esta ciudad de San
Antonio, ~procedente dc Ia de Saltillo,
81 senior Z. Robes. quien Sc hospeda
cn el hotel Gunter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
NUEYO JEFF Dr. LAS
ARMAS Ef! TAMPICO
Sc nombro al General Manuel
Arenas para csc cargo

TANIPICO. Tamps Sep. 2l.-HAse
<lh.do que q se3or Corunel Alberto
CahanaS. Quien desde hace a.gln t;am
10 h. ven:Go dcscmrchando e. puesi9
IL Jeie de Ia G~uar0ic.i0 lie este puer-
10. ira . u ciudaG irnUJe".za ie NucVo
laredo d hacerSe cargo lie aGUet,a Je-
Catura, per cuyo motive Ia sido Ges!S-
nado para sustitu!rlo e. general Ma
ruel Arenas
E:s;a remoci5n serl etectuada para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
CUARENTA CAuSAS EN- LA CORTE
DE POllClA

e dia de aver tue de mucho traba-
10 para e juez Buckley. Poc Ia corte
de pc!ic!a des:ilaron NADIA menos que
cuarert2 acusados cuyaS respectivas
causas hubieron de ser deteridamente
examinauos. e. total de multas impues
tas er estaS causas assemble a S235.
Treinta fueron por violaciones al regla-
mento de trafico V Ia mitad de estas
enyiadaS 4 jurado. imponiendo en- es-
to< casos sis de multas.
Entire las denaas causas fisUCaron
cuatro acuSados por ell delito de vagan-
Ga Y estos fueron casticados con mul-
tas de $40 a $50. Y n por 81 delito de
cmbriaguez mulJado con $40.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
ENlACE CARA - SERNA

En- Ia ~poblacion de Lopeho, Texas,
sc eiectuara el dia % del actual, Ia &C.
renonla civil del matrimonio del Sc
Nor Santana Cara. con Ia Sehorita
Herlinda Serna Y csc mismo dfa por Ia
tarde, Sc efectuara Ia ceremonial reli-
glosa en- la Cathedral de San Fernando
de eSta ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Pron6stico qr> rinde para hoy Ell
O~bservatorio Meteorological de San
Antonio:
LiCeros nublados Y una temperature
maxima entire los 81 y los SO grades.
M~oderados vientos del Sur.
La temperature de aver fluctu6 en-
ire los - Y los 95 grades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
MOVIMIENTO MlLlTAR EN- Ell
CAMPAMENTO TRAVIS

Antenoche arrib6 al campamento
Travis. procedente del de DIX. y. j.,
-un nuevo c~ontingente de tropas CON-
puesto de cerca de 500 hombres de in
fanteria. E. tenicnte Fields Y el CAPT
tan FareI, de los Cuerpos M5dicos, Quie
mes vinieron o estaS tropas, regre-
saran manana al campamento de Dix.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
sootolss Rs>ona&&
ENlACE ZAMORA- QUIROGA

Ell pr6Ximo jueves 80 del actual, a
las siete de Ia manana, Sc efectuara ell
enlace matrimonial del senior MatlaS
Zamora con Ia seAorita Maria Guadalu-
pc Quiroga, pcrteneciente ambos a
conociGas familias de Monterrey, y. L.
La ceremonial religiosa Sc verificara
en- IA Catedrai de San Fernando, a Ia
bora inGik Ida
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

Valentin Robes. a Ia edad de GO amos
Sra. Cruz 3. de Fielma, a la edad
de 43 amos.
Sonora Maria Rodriguez de Garcia,
a Ia edad de 40 amos.
Milo Pedro -Acosta. hijo de Pedro
Acosta Sr., Y de la sonora Juana Lara
de AcoSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

El lnico Sitio mexicano de AUTOMOBILES
m Ia ciuGad. Wales desde soc. Carros a
prop6s?to y 4 precivs -azonableS para BPu-
Ezos. matrimonios y funcraleS. Chauffeur,
g. Union. $500 por bora.
100 Galan ST.
TelSfonoS Crockett 99e y Tci.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
REGISTRO CIVIL
MATRlMONlOS

Ramon VdzqueZ y Candelaria Mia
res.
Antonio Faldss y Hazel Hagge.
Patricio Vazquez Y Maria Reyes.
David Logan Y Maria a. Nadia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Ua:co Servicio de carros Sedan er
IA ciuGad. Chauffers que hablan es-
panoI. Quota, $3.50 Dor bora.
Telefonos CT. PIP y Cr. So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26
kAClMlEN TOS

Una nina de Pedro Castro y Maria
Silva de Castro.
Una nina de Florencio Meiendez )
Gabina Barron de MelendeZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-26

antes Gel dia - de los c~orrientes,
p.cs So dcsea que e. cC-oHcl CabaaaS
csts en- laredo. Tamaulipas, par an
t5S del GA ulttmo.
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SANTORAl

Cuarto domingo de mes y dieciochoa-
70 despueS de PaScua.-SantoS Cipria-
no y Justipa Nirgen MGrtircS.