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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
MARCHI-RIZZI.
Barre Girl the Bride of a Montpelier
Granite Man.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Rizz
at | Comolli street was the scene of q
very pretty wedding yesterday after
noon at o'clock, when their daughter
Josephine Marguerite. was united in
marriage with Rinaldo march,. son oi
Mrs. A. march, of Montpelier. Relatives
of the contracting parties, 40 in mum.
! ber, witnessed the ceremony.
The bridal party entered the parlor
to the strains of the Lohengrin we'd
ding march, played by Miss Leila Corti
The ceremony was performed by James
Mackay, justice of the peace, beneath
beautiful archway trimmed with pink
and white crepe paper, evergreen and
roses. The single ring service was used.
During the service. Miss Armida Rossi
sang DeKoyen's 20, Promise Me" ac-
companied on the piano by Miss Corti.
The bride was becomingly attired in
handsome gown Of white georgette
over white Duchess satin with pearls,
and wore veil caught with q bridal
wreath. She carried a shower bouquet
of bridal roses and sweet peas. Her
travelling suit was Of taupe broadcloth
and seal with hat to match. The
bridesmaid, Miss Mary Rizzi. sister of
the bride, wore Copenhagen blue georg-
cite over blue satin, with a maline
head dress of the same color. She car
ried a bouquet of pink roses. The
groom was attended by his brother,
Silvio march,. also of Montpelier.
The brides gift TO the bridesmaid
was a bar pin set wifi sapphires, and
the groom presented his attendant a
pair OF cuff links
After congratulate tions had been ex-
tended, the guests assembled in the din
ing room where bounteous wedding
dinner, prepared by the brides mother
was served by Misses Armida Rossi
Rina Mammolo. Esther Bianchi and
Mrs. Mario Bielli. The room was also
prettily decorated with streamers of
pink and white crepe paper.
At s O'Clock a reception was given
to some so friends and relatives Of
the newly welded couple at the Rizzi
residence. where music and dancing were
enioyed. Refreshments Of ice cream.
wedding cake, punch and waters were
served during the evening.
MI. anu mis- AtAA WI - haAN
train amid a shower Of rice and con
fetti for a two weeks trip 10 Boston,
New York and TO points in New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania. Upon their re-
turn, they win reside at Sabin street,
Montpelier. where the groom Is en-
gagged in the granite industry.
Both are popular and highly IS
teemed young people in Barre and
Montpelier and have many friends who
wish them great happiness and success.
The bride j. an honor graduate Of God
dard seminary and has been employed
for the past seven and Une-half years
a. a stenographer in the law offices Of
J. Ward Carver in this city
They were the recipients Of many
beautiful and valued gifts. including
silver, cut glass. linen, 6omplete chi
ma dinner set. two electric parior lamps
and many other useful articles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Miss Christine Saxour, millinery
trimmer at the Shepard Co. store, has
completed her season and returned 10
her home in Andes, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. II J. LaRoe of II
Wellington street left this morning
fkor Boston, where they intend TO
spend the Christmas holidays at the
home Of their daughter, Mrs. II. S.
Marshall
Alexander Ross, a surfacecVtter op-
orator at the Barclay Bros. shed on
Boynton street, smashed the fourth
finger Of his left hand yesterday while
operating the machine. The injury
did not extend below the first joint
so nothing serious may develop from
Il.
DIR. John W. Hermann, federal tu-
berculin tester Of Montpelier. has com
pleted the tuberculin testing Of the
CITY cows. Seyenty-three lots were
given the test. comprising 2l3 animals.
81 which Is reacted TO the test The
intradermic method was applied and
the plan adopted by the health com
mittee met with the approval Of the
COW owners.
Practically every QUARRY in Granite
vile and Websterville except those Of
the =. I. smith & Co. and Wetmore
4 Morse Granite Co. have discontinued
production for the Christmas and New
Year holidays Some q them have
been closed down All this week. while
others have gradually Joined the list.
The two mentioned expect to suspend
operations to-day OF tomorrow and
viii not reopen until after New Years
day. Monday. Jan. 3. viii begin the
new business year for most 81 the
quzrries inst a. IL vii for the ma.
iority of the granite sheds in Barre
and vicinity. most n them planning
70 rrnue~ 0n that date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
STATE OF WAR
DECLARED
h IN FIUME
Proclamation Also Declares
That Anyone Speaking
Against D'Annunzio Will
Be Liable to Be Shot
Some of His Troops Are
Captured.

London, Dee. 23-Military opera
tions have been begun by Italian gov
ernment troops against forces in and
about Fiume commanded by Captain
Gabrielle D'Annunzio, who refuses to
eyacuate the city and permit Italy tc
Put into operation the provisions of the
treaty Of Rapallo. Dispatches received
here state that military works along
the line marking the frontier OF the
Regency of Quarnero" have been raid
I'd and an Italian destroyer is said to
lave shelled D'Annunzian batteries on
The island of Veglia, southwest of FL
nme.
At attempt on the part of D'Annun-
rio to seize control of the Montagna
canal, running down the Dalmatian
roast behind screen of low islands,
las been foiied. Men despatched to
Castel Venier, northeast of cara, a
point which commands the southern
entrance to the canal, were forced to
retreat. some of them being captured
and others disarrIed DAnnunzian le-
gionares which have been acting as
Earrison at Zara are said to have fled
from the city.
1t is asserted that D'Annunzio
planned to abandon Fiume and to land
home place along the Dalmatian coast,
where he would raise the banner of re-
volt, hoping to create a situation which
would nullify the treaty of kapallo.
His scheme, however, is said to have
been frustrated by government troops,
which have prevented the departure
from the city of vessels loaded with le
gionaires.
Rome dispatches reflected a desire on
The part of the Italian government to
bring about the peaceful retirement of
B'Annunzio from Fiume. 1t is report
I'd the Duke of Aosta, the cousin of
King Victor Emmanuel, may go to FL
pme and attempt TO dissuade the poet
soldier from continuing his opposition
TO the Rapallo convention.
A dispatch from Fiume states Dan
punzio has proclaimed that a state/of
war exists and has forbidden the popu-
lation 10 leave the city.
The proclamation adds that anyone
ypeaking against him will be liable to
be shot, says the Central News Rome
correspondent.
Rome, Dec. 22.-To all appearances a
state of war has been re-established
plong the Fiume front. Roads have
been torn up, railway tracks have been
broken, barbed wire leading into Fl
am have been cut. Cyclists are rush
Ing with orders to and fro between
headquarters and the front lines and
al strategic points are closely guard
I'd by cavalry patrols. Everywhere
along the frontier of the Regency Of
Quarnero" military automobiles and
lorries may be seen driven at full speed
from one point to another.
General Caviglia, commander Of gov
trnment troops around Fiume, has is
sued manifestos urging his men TO give
evidence Of their discipline and loyalty.
Captain Gabrielle D'Annunzio, on the
pther hand, is launching his appeals.
He is praising sailors of Italian de-
,troyers which recently took their
lhips over to the D'Annunzian side and
s inviting other Italian soldiers and
,ailors TO follow their example. He says
That the mutiny Of the sailors is
worthy Of imitation and that his rebel
Eon is holy war"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
HERRIcK SEES HARDING.
Largely About Results Of Investiga-
tion in Europe.

Marion. o., Dec. 23.-Myron T. Her
rick Of Cleveland who was American
ambassador at Paris during the early
days of the World war, was called to
Marion to-day by President elect Hard
ing, TO DISCUSS the international peace
plan to be put before the world by the
coming administration.
The conference is understood TO have
concerned particularly the experience
of Mr.. Herrick abroad last summer
when he made a tour OF European cap
itals and talked with many leading
statesmen.
Fred W. Upham of Chicago, treasur-
er of the Republican national commit
tee, also was on Mr. Harding's calling
list but il was said the visit concerned
leftover financial matters connected
with the recent campaign.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
Y. M. C. A. ASToNIsHED.
At the Attack on 1t Made by the Holy
Office.

New York; Dec. 23.-0fficials of the
Young Mems Christian association ex-
pressed astonishment to-day when
they learned that the holy Office in
Rome had issued decree against the
organization.
"We are sorry. of course, that some
people do not like u.s." declared C. V.
Hibbard, associate general secretary,
"but there doesn't seem to be anything
10 do about it,
He added that IL had been "abun-
dantly substantiated that the Y. NJ. c.
A. is not a proselyting organization
and said he could think of no reason
for its being the subject of attack.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
LONG PROCESSION
Escorted Body Of E. Giannarelli to the
Cemetery.

One of the largest funeral process.
sions seen here in years formed behind
the hearse carrying the body Of f.
Giannarelli Tuesday afternoon from his
late home at IA ossola place to the
Elmwood vault in Elmwood cemetery,
where the remains were laid to rest
until spring, when burial viii be made
in Hope cemetery. Mr. Giannarelli died
at his home early Sunday morning, aft
er three weeks illness with bronchial
pneumonia.
Italian countrymen from Montpelier,
Mortified and Waterbury were includ-
ed in the large gathering that assem-
bled for the brief services at the home I;
and in % horse drawn vehicles the mas
jority of the mourners escorted the
body to the place OF interment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
MUCH WATER
DRINKING SHORTENED
PILGRIMS LIVES

Boston, Dec. %. Much
drinking of water" was con-
tributory cause to the ravages Of
disease and shortness of life that
afflicted the Pilgrim fathers in
the early days of the Plymouth
plantation, according to ex-
tracts from the diary of Gov
ernor William Bradford, read by
Horace H. Morse, head of the
Historical society of Mount Her
mon school, at meeting of the
Bostonian society last night.
The speaker said also that
Pastor John Robinson, who led
the Pilgrims into Holland but
did not accompany them to New
England, had taxes remitted on
one half .cask of beer a month
and one hogshead of wine every
three months while in Holland
because he held professorship
in the University of Leyden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
VERMONT CORPORATIONS.
Kicker Live Stock, Inc, of St Johns
bury Formed.

The Kicker Live Stock, Inc, Of St
Johnsbury has filed articles Of associa-
tion in the secretary OF states office
for the purpose of dealing in all kinds
Of livestock. The capital stock Is $50.
600 and the papers are signed by w
d. Kicker. 81. Johnsbury; G. NJ. Camp
bell. l. d. Shorey, Lyndon; B. r. Smith
Passumpsic. and f. x. Greer, Newbury.
The Lawrence and Wheeler Real
Estate company Of Springfield, with a
capital stock Of 5000. has filed srti-
eles Of association in the same Office
for the purpose Of handling property.
The papers are signed BY NJ J.. and W
C. Lawrence and Alice NJ. Wheeler Of
Springfield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
FORDNEY BILL NAY
DIE IN SENATE
Passed by the House with a Majority
OF More Than a Hundred, After
Heated Debate.

Washington, d. C., Dec. 23.-Despite
the, more than 100 majority by which
the Fordney emergency bill passed the
House last night, many proponents Of
the measure to-day said they were al
most convinced IL would either be de-
feated or radically amended in the
Senate.
The measure, designed TO protect
more than score of agricultural prod
ucts for ten months was passed by the
House after eight hours of heated de-
bate by vote of 1876 to Sc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
MERELY PoLITENEss
Caused American Attaches at Athens
to Sign Royal Book.

Athens, Dec. 22-Bdwari Caps
United States minister 20 Greece, aud
Major Martin G. Shsllenberger. mill.
tary sttache ~ the American embassy
called a. the kings palace to-day and
signed their names on the visitors
book They we're accompanied 20 the
palace bY the Brazilian minister. ard
il was explained that their action vas
inspired b. poEteness and Ws= not
the re-ak u instructions from Wash
inzfon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
CELEBRATED BY
KICKING HAT OFF
SIX FIT. TWO MIN
A Mere Youth of - at Lancaster. Cal
Declares He Will Take on
Taller Man When
He's 100.

Lancaster, Cal, Dec. 2S.-T. W Ed
wards, realty operator, celebrated the
74th anniversary of his birth to-day by
kicking a hat from the head of a man
six feet two inches tall, without losing
his balance.
when | am 100 years old, he re-
marked, Il shall take on a much taller
man"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
Beaten But Goes Abroad.

New York. Dec. 23.-Pete Herman
Of New Orleans. who lost his title -
worlds bantamweight boxing cham
pion last night to Joe Lynch. was a
passenger to-day on the steamship Inn
perator. sailing for England He j.
aatrhed against Jimmy Wide, Eng
lish fywsizh; champion. for . ao-round
bout IN London.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
Big DEFICIT
IN PROSPECT
National Government Will
!. Run S2,1O0,O00,00 Be-
hind This Year
AND 1880, 100000
NEXT FISCAL YEAR
Declared Secretary Hous-
ton Before Hearing on
Soldier Bonus

Washington, d. c., Dec. 23,-A gross
deficiency in national fiscal transac-
tions of W. l00,000,000 this fiscal year
and 81, 800, 100000 for the next fiscal
year was forecast to-day by Secre-
tary Houston in testimony before the
Senate finance committee which is con-
sidering the soldier bonus bill.
He said federal finances were in such
shape that new sources of revenue
must be found and no new burden
added to the treasury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
Served Under Lincoln.

Tonapa, w Va, Dec 23.-J. A. Mel
son. seoond assistant treasurer Of the
United Ststes under President lincoln
and . witness against his assassins
died yesterday while visiting af the
hone 81 his daughter here. he Was s.
years cd azd q native q Ohio.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23
DEAF MUTE ROBBERS
DIDN'T HEAR ALARM.

Scranton. Pa, Dec. 23.-New
currency displayed on two il
Illuminated Christmas trees in
windows of the First National
bank at the most prominent
business corner of the city at
tracted two thieves early to-
day. They hurled stones through
the windows and gathered up
the bills Indifferent to the bur
slar alarm that loudly changed
over their heads. Police hurried
TO the scene and picked up fhe
men with their pockets bulging
with the new bank notes. Both
are deaf mutes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-23

A there viii be no paper on
Saturday. ministers and others
Who are accustomed 20 contrib
ute 10 the weekly church column
are reminded thzt the Christ
mas church notices vii BE- print
I'd in Fridays dec. pa paper.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

Sc N~ECESTTAN % m~uicrcs. para re-
mendar 5acos. Bandera Bag Co. SIS Mon
terrey ST CAD
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Sc BUSCA HOGAR PARA UN
JOVENClTO BELLGA

La Humane Society de San An
tonic. cuvas oficinGs Sc encuentra1
en- el terce- niso del City Hail. sc
ha hecho cI-go de un ~jovencito bel
ga. Fred Davidson, de doce AMOS de
edad. que Ia Gran Guerra dejo huer-
fano. AlgurCs soldados americanos lc
encontraron en- los campos de batalla
en- territorio de Belgica. Ell peque-
nueI lloraba amarGamente la muerte
de sus padres que habfan sido ase-
sinados por las huestes que invade
ran SUI patril V los soldado norteame-
ri,anos no v~acilaron en- recogerle y
avudarle an cuanto les fuera posi-
BILE.
Erred Dawson fue traido a Texas.
La Humane Society Sc hiZo cargo
de 81. pero @; pequehuelo Huiere a
toda costa irrnar parte de un hogar
Promote ser tue'io y dice que quiere
ir a Ia escuela para ser IN buen hom-
bre.
La benefica institution. 4 cuyo car
go Sc hal:a ell h~usrfano belga Y te-
niendo en- cuenta los deseos de este,
flace I'm llamado a la genie caritatira.
Els s:3ta una magnifica OCCASION pa
ra hacer una verdadera obra huma-
nitaria.
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Del PQbLjco

side vfctimas de enganchadores sin
c~oncienCia.
MI referido hijo tiene mas de I'm
mes de no escribirme Y 10 mismo pa
sa con otros j6venes que Sc encue
tran ALA, por 10 que suplico a listed
Sc sirva hacer I'm llamado 4 todas las
madres y padres de familia, como he
dicho, para que todos juntos proce-
damos a tomar una MEDIA justa )
protestar contra dichos enganchado-
res, que por interes de los dos pesos
que les quitan a los .pobres hombres.
los engahan de tai manera, que les
mandan al inferno. Pero 70 creo que
81 todos los interesados nos unimos
V elevamos un escrito al gobierno
p~resentando una queja, lograr1amos
que Sc pusiera coto a esta infcua ex-
plotaci6n de los trabajadores Y SO
c~astigara a los que tan infame CO.
mercio hacen.
Sin mas S. s..
Severiano S. Herrera
Leonor G.. de Herrera
500 S. Comai ST
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

San Antonio. Texas. JUNO 20 de
1920.
sr. director de La Prensa-"
Ciudad. zAiE&aEsl2Ei
Muy Sr. mfo:
Sin necesidad de ninguna dlSposl-
ci0n legislative, lps MsXlcanos ell
81 destierro han sabido m~antenerse
fieles a ciertas fechas commemorate
vas. En- este sentido, ell > de Julio ha
sido motive de luctuosa
V a Ia vez OCCASION propicla para aqul
latar los meritos indiscutibles, que
forman ell ~grandioso pedestal del
Gran P~residente.
El = de Julio de 1915. falleci6 On
Paris ell glorioso Oral. Porflrio Dia@'
y desde tanto comites par
tic1llares como aigunaS aSociaciones
culturales V mutualistas. han Venloo
COMMEMORATIVE Ia citada techar con
10 cual los ~rlexicanoS agenos "A rem
corosas pasiones pollticas, han demos
trado su gratitud y su civisrno.
Ia Ultima erupci0n de acontecl-
mientos nolfticos mexicanos. con su
coronamiento de tragedia, han prem
dido observation-disclosures y tumulto en-
las ideas: Y serfa deplorable que por
estas circumstances, pasara en- este
ano inadvertido ell . de Julio, aun pa
"a aauellos que han sido los mas de-
yotos de la memoria del heroe del :
Abrii.
III Oral. Pcrfirio Diaz, muerto en-
y 10, 10 At ~ RI TslfRr-
nal de la barGera de Victor Hugo y
Joffre. sigue aun en- el ostracismo a
que 10 sujetars. n epoca ignomlnlo-
sa V semi-harbara; el estampido de
los calOnes nc ha eXtremecldo d
VIA el alma de la Repuhlica, para Sa-
ludar Ell regreso de estes restos We
nerables: el pabellon que fuera su ado
raciGn V ~orgullo, no 10 ~envuelve aun
entire Sis pliegues maternaels de su-
dario patri6tico: 81 SilencIo relna en-
torno de gu ~sepulcro de patricia. don
de sus laureies son ell unico testt-
monio dc su grandeZa.
A la fecha. Ia colonia mexicana
todavia es numerosa; Y va u ell
p~resente nClitico, parece tenderse CO.
lIlp III pGE.INt NC "SlIiNStStNS f
tas. cue al iuntar el pasado con el
p~resente, saliva los abismOs de Ia dis
cordia, serid conveniente que Sc Or
g~anizara entire los elementos intelec
tuales, una VeIada Literario Musical.
para glorificar al Gran Presidente
Oral. Porfi-io DfaZ. cuya figura Sc
yergue mas a~pote6tica Y majestuosa,
a MEDIA que ell tempo o la reti-
"a a mayor ~distancia, para darle los
perfiles de un paladfn Y las proper
heroicas de un v~erdadero pa
triota, cuyo nombre ~recojera Ia
Historic: Y los meXicanos 10 recor-
darAn con v~eneraci6n Y orgullo. como
los Griegos recuerdan a Pericles, los
Romanos z Augusta, y los F~ranceses
4 Luis NV.
En- tai "irtud, serfa de desearse y
esperarse. que los particulares Y cor
pbraciones e~stablecidas. en- alberta
collaboration, ce!ebraran esta fecha
de los anale5 ~patri6ticos meXicanos.
Anticipando a listed las gracias por
Ia publication de Ia p~resente. 81 a su
juicio la merece. quedo de listed su
afmo, alto V S. S.
FELIX V. GARCIA
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Habrd seruicio postal en- TO-
da la region petroEfera

TAMPICO. JUNO 19.-La Direction
General de Correos ACADIA de- informar
que muy pronto ~quedara. establectdo
e1 servicio postal en- toda Ia Huasts-
ca Petrolera. No memo de veinticin-
co oficinas nostales establecera el
Inspector Mejfa, que ha llegado con
tai objeto. Entire estas figuraran las
de Ozuluama, Huejutla V Tantoyuca,
que son cabeceras de canton.
Las ventajas inmadiatas Que Sc
mejante servicio postal significa, son
sencillamente incalculables. FL senior
Mejfa ha sido muy Ielicitado por su
empeho Ell el establecimiento de es-
te servicio y, por 81 parte, el gene
raj PelaeZ acaba de declarar que es-
"a dispuesto G ayudar en- cuanto pue-
da para Ia censumaci6n de seme-
JAMIE obra.
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I Cp ANCNCIO en- la FRENSk~ Sien2re
- &c sx.yo SECURE. Lame I'd al teieiano
/ Travis gsI- = 2uGacisss tesde !UeEo.
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A LOS PADRES DE LOS QUE HAN
100 A ALASKA

San Antonio, Tex, JUNO % de 1920
Sr. Director de LA PRENSA
Muy senior mfo:-
Me per1nito dirigirle estas lfneas,
para que tenga Ia bondad de darlas
a Ia publicidad, para yer 81 de esta
aner Iogro tener noticias de un
hijo milo que Sc encuentra Ell Alas
ka y al mismo tempo para hacer TN
llamado a los padres que tengan hi
jos o algunas familiares t~rabajando
en- las pescaderfas de este terrific
rio, a fin de yer Ia de prote-
jer a esos seres queridos Ii han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

Sc NECESITAN muchachas para lavar
platos: ocu-ran a French Cafe. $40 St.
Mary's St. (25D
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G~RATIFICARE con s.. 90 a la persona
que ME prororcione informes exactos acerea
del actual paradero de mi hijo Alberto Cas-
tiiIo de is amos de edad. color b!ancc. pe!n
castano. ojos cafes: quien anda acompanado
de Ia Sra. Maria Garcia : dos ninos cuyos
nombres son Guadalupe y Sabinol En- l9l9
sc encotraban en- Pueblo. Colo. Cualesquier
informe sobre este asunto. dirijase a Fran
cisca Ontiveros. Miami. Arizona. t26)
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NJ TAMEL-CiruJano E1setsLA AeNleaho'
E-~.s;aTdac en- cCroEss. pnentes y eaiss-
nsdaGse De "a bocz lPy0fTaea' FeaSa con
On profaslnnis;a C-e IS @SAlsano
,rn-ti-a con usN.C4n0s. SN-'H"A
S-sTitaS grgtrs, prsc.os cGu1oo- y en- 9oo-
20" - !, ,lrsga-DrsccIoa-Atos BOL-CA
- SsN PEDRO. goSz ~, -
San Antonio. Ie1as-
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CRATTFICARE coli $500 . Ia persona que
me uroporcione informes exactos acerca Gel
actual paradcro dc mi hiio. Bibiano Romero.
dc 70 amos de edad. estatura ba1a. color no
reno. ojos grandes. pestaEa china y pelo ne
gro. quicn el mes de Agosto del aHo pasaho
sali6 de Canada. Texas. para Manor, del ms
no E,stado. sin habersc tcnido mas noticias
acerca de su paradero. Cua!esquier informe
sobre este asunto dirijasc 4 Srita. Francis
CA Herrera. Ganado. Texas. t3I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

G~RATiFICARE con So 90 q Il persona que
me proporcionc inforTnes exactos acerca del
actual paradero de mi Padre. Antonio Ro-
della. de IS amos de edad. color moreno. IS
tatura alta, complexion gruesa, barba des
pobEada. : pe.o negro, tiene IN lunar de ca
mas en- Ia frente: 10 acompanan sus h!!os =
dennis raie-nbros de famii;a. Cnalcscuier in
forme sobre este asunto. dirijase : Juan
Rodelz. Walter, Texas. t25)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-24

DARE BUENA GRATIF1CACloN Il a
persona que me proporconG ihiofiheS e
;ns ncer.a del actual ~paradero de mi her
nSno Alberto Cara, quien tiene dos hiIos'
aiberto y Placido y hace un ano Sc encon
trgbnn en- ell Condado de Waco. Tambien Sc
Scsea saber acerca del actual raradero del
Sr. Anastacio Cara, !ngeniero mecahico'
10, b1ra tres amos que Salio dc Laredo
~ r,mho a Philadelphia. Pa. CualeSquier
irFo- Q dir:aase Il Gertrudis Armavides'
sI3 Ruiz St. San Antonio. Texas. l=ol