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The Delta independent., 1920-04-02
Notice

NotIce
All Maccabees are requested to be
present at l. o. O. f. Hall next Tues
day. April 9Th, at 1880 p. m. Business
OF Importance.
by Order OF the Commander.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-02
Paper Man Visits.

Paper Man Visits.
Robert ]. NARROW, Manager of the
Graham Paper company in Denver.
is on the slope on an official visit,
looking after the paper business in
connection with the fruit growers
The Delta independent., 1920-04-02
Hospital I-ehitect Here.

Eugene Grove of Denver was in the
city yesterday comforting with the
various committees of the Delta Coun-
ty Hospital association. He expects TO
submit his SLAMS this week
The Delta independent., 1920-04-02
c. Il. Alien to Denver

c. II. Allen of the Delta Auto ga
rage, left Tuesday morning for Den
yer with r L. Pitman OF Delta and
J. a. Winters OF Paonia- He will dc
liver cars to Mr. Pitman and Mr.
Winters. previously ordered, and also
look after the filling OF other orders.
The Delta independent., 1920-04-02
Another Fine Gid.

Another Fine oiri.
Mr.. and Mrs.. v. o. Parkhurst are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby
girl on Friday. March 26th- The little
lady has been named Eta Lee
The Delta independent., 1920-04-02
reamsters Meet Monday.

The local teamsteH and laborers
will meet again at the court house
Monday evening. Important matters
are scheduled. All those interested are
urged to attend.
Evening star., 1920-01-05
Have pity on the dying and grant

Have pity on the dying and grant
this my last request
1t is believed that the death of Feng
Chang will lead to internal po-
litical complications. He was the lead
er of the military party which op-
posed the Anfu militarists. He was
supported by three powerful Yangtze
military governors and many south
ern leaders. He was engaged IN ell
forts to secure united emma
through individual negotiations Win
the southern leaders when dea'h
overlook him.
Evening star., 1920-01-05
PADEREWSKI H0NQRED
IN WARSAW NEW YEAR
Resignation as Premier Voluntary,
Says Acting Consul General. Ex-
planning Political Conditions.

WARSAW, January ! thy the .iSso-
ci;,trd Prose- Sew Year 1t Warsaw
Mas celebrated as the anniversary of
lgnace Ian PadrreWskj's arrival i'll 'o-
Land. \ procession composed of many
thousands demonstrated before the for
iilcr premier, who said :" | leave soon,
for need a rest Bur | shall return
before long to y arS:lW
The New Year nigh. performance at
th,. opera in honor of Iadcrc,vSlli was
marked by demonstrations Of cordiality
for the former premier. partlc cularlY
when tho Polish author Rahsl,i spoke of
HaderewSi as remaining the moral
leader OF Poland
Cen. iilSudski. who was present, and
the allied representatives. who were in
Paderewski's box. We're applauded.
NEW YORK, January 5.-The reSig-
nation of ignace Jan Paderewski as
premier Of Poland. was not forced but
came rs a result of conditions which
required the formation of a coalition
government, in which Mr. Paderewski
had a guiding hand" George Barthel,
acting consul general of Poland here,
declares in statement explaining
political conditions in Poland
Leopold Skulski. the new premier, is
friend of the famous pianist he said.
and accepted the premiership at Mr.
Paderewski's suggestion.
THE former premier realized that
HIS work was DONE" Mr. Barthel
explained. He saw that the time had
come when Poland should appoint a
parliamentary cabinet to succeed the
men who aided him in administering
the government
Mr.. Paderewski is exhausted bv his
labors for Poland. and he as we'll as his
co-werkers knew that his health de-
manded the complete rest he is taking
in Switzerland. He left his post as
premier with the love and admiration
of the entire Polish nation. Every citi-
zen. regardless of political beliefs.
realizes that he accomplished an al
most superhuman task, and the present
government will carry out the ideals
with which Mr. Paderewski imbued Po-
land during the creative days of the
republic"
Evening star., 1920-01-05
DUTCH OFFICIALS FIND
MYSTERY IN DIAMONDS
Story in Circulation Suggests Late
Cars Gems Were Struggled
by Communists.
by Communists.
BY LEOPOLD ALETRINO.

by LEOPOLD ALETRINO.
Chicago Daily News, Copyright, 1920.
AMSTERDAM, Holland, January .
A mysterious story of diamonds snug
gled over the Dutch frontier by Rus
sian communists is stirring up public
opinion in Holland.
The Amsterdam town council is
dealing with the question. owing to
the fact that one of the communist
councillors, NJ. Lisser, is the possessor
of a great quantity of precious stones
of suspicious origin and has made re-
peated efforts to sell them. One of the
diamonds is forty-one karat stone,
having an estimated value of f15 900
($75, 5,0OO).
In communist circles I learned that
the diamonds were really of Russian
origin, but it is denied that the money
resulting from sales is intended to
support the Dutch communist party.
One of the bolshevist leaders declared :
eff our Russian comrades have sue
ceeded in sending US some of this old
lumber-in a country of laborers these
foolish ornaments of the decadent
bourgeoisie have lost all value-there
is no fault to be found with it. The
soviet government has the right to
seize all objects of value, everything
in Russia of no personal use being ac
tually the legal property of the Rus
sian commune and agents here can
freely dispose of it
II is said that the diamonds belong
to the collection of the late Car
Nicholas.
Evening star., 1920-01-05
CHINESE LEADER MADE
APPEAL ON DEATH BED
Feng Kuo-C Chang Asked That Civil
Strife End and Country Unite
to Overcome Alien Foes.
Hy WILLIAM Il. GILES.
BY tabiPSram to The Star and hi
caEO Daily News. GOpyriEht, 1921

BN abiPSrHm to The Star and hi
caGO Daily News. COpyriEht, 1921
fEk ING. China, January "A few
hours before Fcng kuo-ChanG for
mtr president OF the Chinese republic
died. on the night of December 2S, Of
tuberculosis. he drafted a death bed
appeal to the president and all the
civil and military provincial gov
ernors that they unite and bring to
an end the present civil strife. After
expressing heartfelt regret at the
little he had been able to do to Sc
cure the countrys stability and well
fare. he added:
continuation of the division of
the country offers an excellent oppor-
tunity for alien foes to make fresh
attacks Many times I have shed
tears on reading the presidents peace
mandates. realizing his wish TO es-
tablish peace. but knowing also the
impossibility of securing it.
Expresses Hope for Success.
Il realize that the nations position
is becoming more critical and
strongly urge the president and the
provincial governors to continue their
struggle for peace and unity until it
is crowned with success. / have COM
mitted many mistakes and have had
many faults but my country'S welfare
has ever been before me. could
shut my eyes in deaths sleep content
if felt sure that the country's peace
would be secured in the near future.
Evening star., 1920-01-05
BUSINESS MEN
TO SHOW RECIPROCITY
Louis NJ. Porter Says if Americans
Buy More in England They
Nav Sell More
BY EDV ARD PRICE BELL.
Special tabicGrim to Th:' star and
Chicago Daily News, Copyright. 1920.

LONDON. January ".-"Huy more
..oods over hero If YOU want to s"lt
more goods here" is louis NJ. ror-
tors advice i" The American business
community. Nr Porter is director of
the American Chamber Of commerce
En London. which represents the big
:ccSt American enterprises in this
country and which is Going impor-
ranf work in the interest of Anglo
American trade. One OF the recent
quick Successes Of til" chamber was
that Of securing tn" cooperation OF
h" British board of trade in pre-
venting the use of American trade
promptly did ihc board act in tins
matter that the chamber remarks
THAT "all traditions ot departmental
red tape wer" shattered.
Views of Trade Possibilities.
Mr.. Porter perceives with especial
clearneSs the irnpossbility of Ameri-
can trade prosperlng abroad unless
the foreign markets become healthy
through the development of their
own export business.
Our chamber here" he said to me
today. feels that it can render
distinct service to American manu-
featuring interests by furthering any
movement calculated 70 increase
British exports to the United States.
such exports will benefit both sides.
If America could control the exports
of non essentials and luXurles while
supplying freely raw materials ana
products which enter into manufacture,
and at the same time increase her
purchases of British products, the
trade balance at once would change
in the direction of the normal level.
This accomplished, foreign buyers
would be able to place orders in the
American market.
"Britain has a considerable popula-
ton of buyers representing colonial
and foreign markets. These men are
anxious to place orders far in excess
of the industrial capacity of this
country. But for the monetary dis
narity between foreign countries ana
he United States-a disparity which
makes American prices prohibltl Ve-a
great volume of business would now
imm lately across the Atiantic,
everything in their power to equahze
the exchange and thus enable Ameri-
can manufacturers to meet the world
competition.
Exports to U. S. Growing.
I'm this connection it is gratifying
| to note that British exports to the
| United States are rising steadily and
| the enormous trade balance against
| this country is gradually falling:
! Great Britain's exports to the United
| States in 1917 were valued at f66.00O.-
900 (s33o.ooo, o,o0o): In 1913, f2s,ooo; ;ooo
| (s14O, ,O00. .OOO). and in 1919 more than
| f13s, ,OOO, 900 (s690000, ,000). Neverthe-
| less this tendency has a long way to
! go before the dollar stands at f1gure
| in terms of British and other foreign
currencies. which will open the
worlds markets freely to American
enterprise"
Evening star., 1920-01-05
Lacked self-Confidencc.

Feng Kuo Chang was a better diplo-
mat than a s ateSman. lacking force
and energy in a physical sense. TIE
difference between him and Yuan
Shih- kai was like that between Pres
identS Wilson and Roosevelt. but he
Evening star., 1920-01-05

lacked Mr.. Wilson'S self-confidence
His connection with the purchase
of the opium stocks in Shanghai was
the greatest blot on his name. This
affair took place while he was vice
president.
a mandate was issued deploring his
loss, which is termed national ca
lamity, and ordering a national flu
neral. The department of rites was
instructed to make the necessary ar
rangementS.
Evening star., 1920-01-05
Paroled After Twenty Years.

ATLANTA. Ga, Januar:. 5.-After
twenty years in the state pepitentiary
on conviction of having blinded Mrs.
Murray Hilliard of Macon by throw
ing an acid into her eyes. w. ID. Smith.
seventy, has been paroled and will
be sent to his son in Texas, his only
known surviving relative.
Evening star., 1920-01-05
Tampa Cigar Factories Busy.

TAMPA. Fla. January 5.-More than
forty-four million cigars were manu-
factured in Tampa during December,
an increase Of ten million over De-
cember. 1913. and of nine million over
November, 1919.
Evening star., 1920-01-05
Seek Tennesseeans for Navy.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, January .
Gov. \. II. Roberts accompanied by
Lieut.. Commander q. NJ. Wichert and
twenty-five members of the Great
Lakes Naval Training Bard will tour
east Tennessee in behalf of the cam
Evening star., 1920-01-05
France Buys Miss Duncan's Estate

PARIS. January 3.-Isadora Duncan
the dancer. has sold her Pavilion de
Bellevue. overlooking Paris, to the
ministry of fine arts. according to
Herald, for more than one million
francs
Evening star., 1920-01-05

paign to recruit only Tenne.seeans to
man the superdreadnaught Tennessee.
which will be placed in commission
about February Is.
Evening star., 1920-01-05

In the United Kingdom the first
complete census was taken in 1901.
and since then it has been taken
every tenth year.
Evening star., 1920-01-05

Rev. William F. Robinson of ST.
Louis has been appointed president OF
st. Louis University. He succeeds Rev
Bernard j. Otting
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11
Tn agricuItcr espaHol plagia
do por bandoleros

TORREON, Coar., JUNO 6.-El Sc
nor don Jose Cueto, distinguido MEM
bro de la Colonia Espanola, fue victi-
ma anteayer del naltrtato de unos
bandoleros que bien armados Sc pre-
s~entaron al cercano rancho Gel Luce
70" donde Sc encontraba, e~xigiendole
les siguiese. Ell senior Cuet odemostro
una sangre fra admirable y gracias
a clio no hubo de deplorar una desgra-
cha mayor. Los bandoleros pretendian
que ell agricultor les entregase n
fuerte suma de dinero, mas ell senior
Cueto que no habia en- su poder Ia
slma solicitada, pudo luego de muchas
d~eclaraciones persuasivas convencer a
Sis plagiadores, para que lie dejasen
e. libertad mediante una cantidad me-
nor de la cue ellos deseaban- Sin EN-
barge, los bandoleros no lie abando-
nlron sin antes haberle deparado de-
slgradables vejaciones.
Pronto Sc hizo del dominic pubiIco
esta noticia y, segdn Sc sabe, ell ge-
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VENDO un rarcho. 4 IN cuarto de miia
del Depot dc Ray Jot, Y cinco n:Nas del
Ray. Ari2.. immediate al camino Real. Fl
Rancho ticnc ;oda5 las comodidadcs de una
bucna finca. tiene ocho here. con 500 ar
bu!eS f~rutales. como man2anos, pcraleS, CT
rueios. mernbrii!os. Y GuraE! os. Todoa los ar
boleS producer uucha frUta. Fl aro pasado
produjcrOu 1900 cajas Dc iruta que 50 ven
dicron Z 500 GAIA. Hay adcmas ahundan-
te plantation dc hc-:ali2l Y Is vcrdu-s So
producer en- abUndantc cantidad. e ra1-
cho cuents con abundante y marusfica aqua
y para IA temporaia Dc sccas, cuenta con
dos pomras para surtirsc de aqua en- case
rcccsariU. Tienc una mag1ifica casa De
circo cuartoS p"rfcctamCrtc empapelada y
animaics lie todaS classes. e Prccio cs raSo-
nah.e. 81 - Interest," en- adquiririo. dirijaSc
pOr correspondence 4 Z. SANCHEZ. P. o.
Box 326. Ray, Ariz. n5l
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

ACABAMOS DE RECIBJR -LeSitirnas
CAJETAS DE CELhYA Z soc. y $l-c5 In
docena. SALSA MOLE i5c. ootella: P!qGin
On v;nacrp. LOG: chile verde en- vinacre 10.
DULCES MEXICANoS 100 suTtidcs Sl.l5;
Jarahc; de f-uta. 500 bo,eila de cuarto dc
Sa,6a: vi7os cmbotellcIos sin alcohol $50
Ga,5n. Sl.35 cajl de i2 bo.e!!as Escohet.l.as
zoe. y l5c: Moicaietes p.cdra &c: Metatcs
S2I5: names sue.tas Soc: FRECIO POR
LIBRA: Mel dc tuna SOC Nc!cocaa de tu-
"a sos: Aio SEQ. nusvo. sos: QGcso b-aHco.
% y sos: scg:n claSe: Carae SEGA 90 : 5Sc:
Csmar6n nucvo soc; Habas 20c Garbage
aucvo Ia. l5c: Lerteja pc Friio! Te?ari 20
!!bras por SI.0O: VERDADERO PlLONCI-
LILO MEXICANO mo r~eformaiol 25c: CLIO
.COLaTE Ell rAPATTO'. garantizado CO.
mo superior a cua!qUiera otro. Ptda MUGS
ira gratis. SIC. Lib. CHILE PASiLLA Ne
GRO Y NULATO, imPor;ndos Dc Mexico.
Sis Ch:poLe seco sI.OO G~uaii!!o Csc Chi
q ansho. risaGo 55c: Com:Hc 2Sr: Casca-
7e' Hu"yo 50 piCu!n extra SSc; Japo"cs
1Sc: Seml!a C&labaza SOC; Colaci6n: DA
iILES PASADOS dc Baja California
Sd ~csntayos Libra 10 LihrGS por $3.50 Chi
.e mo..do con c~sTccias zoe Chovizo mcN.ca-
20 loo: Chichar-6n nuevo %2c: CHA PARA
-e:rrscos Sl.2o. YERBAS NEDICINALES
uuevas: Guaje eirial 25c: COntrGyerba $50
Lib: Enrraia. Rosa d Castillo. etc. etc:
LOZA De GUADALAJAEA. Pica lista
General GRATIS. DESPACHO IMMEDIATE
De PEDIDOS. D~jriJansc [ CABELCD BROS.
=. o.. Box IS Sta. A.. San Antonio, Texas,
HOE ". Commerce 81. San Antonio. Tex.
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ESTA AGENCIA representa- IA American
Products CO.. de Cjncinnti. Ohio. m2nutac-
tu-e-a de los afarlados prodHctoS inaTca
"ZANOL."
Vendenos cxt-actos para hacer Root Beer.
Con una botella Sc hRccn cinco Ga!oneS, pre-
clio. soc. E%s-actos para hacer reirescoS
Strawberry" OranEcade. Raspberry. eino!a'
Cherry Phosphate. Lemonade. La!a-Cc1a' una
boteLa ahce 80 vases; precio 80. EXtractos
para hncer ciGras de iva Y manZana. una Do
tella hace 81 vases. precio soc. Fenderaos ar
tirul,s dc toca9or, de superior calicad. cada
uno lleva IN certificate &c Ga-nntia, por su
purcza. Polvo dc Talcunl, Carnation, RED Ro-
Sc. Baby Mine, Peroxide, Violeta, precio Doc.
VenLer,os lositn Para emEellecer , Impair IA
cara, Dcrrlolire de Rosas, precio Sl.0O. PoiHos
finos para Ia cara blanco. rosado, ruEIc. pre-
clio SOC. Polvos LUXURY, dc superior call
dad. b!anco. rosado, ruhio. preclo IN pc
so. Crenas para IL cara: flor dc ma
ranio. WicJh Hazel precio Sl.00. Crena de
Almendras, precio 81. 90. Esporja compri-
njda y polvera, II que puedc listed llevar en-
Ell ~por,anoneda precio $I.oO. T6nico Ia
mol" para evitar In caida del pclo y hacerlo
creccr. prccio 500. Depilatorio para I'm
u;nr las parties calxadas de rclo. precio 81 LOO.
yendemos csqu!siros perfumes, PERFUhERIE
DE BARA. Cuadruple Coz. concentrate.
81. 90. Triunfo $i.5O. Supreme Sl.15. De Lux
S.. 90. Estes precios son correo y Wax
Tax paEado. ST 81 orden es de 5000 des-
cucntc IS po- ciento ST cs de $1,000, dsscuen-
.rc 80 por cieato. Pcmada maraviLo=a
rara los callos. Gaia 80 centavos. Decent $50
Grucsa SIS 90. So!ici:o !AgcDtes,
SALES AGENCY. 209 5. Prcsa st. San
Antonio, Texas.
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SONORA

:Ouiere listed scr bonita? En:onces. use US
ted mis- a-ticuios. Estos son p-occdc1tcs dc
las Corscs RNaies &c Ing.atcrra. y han "eTi-
do de gercracitn en- EeaeEacion. Actualnen-
te soy Ia Injca poscedora de cllos. Remove
cor instantaneo dc cspinilas La MaSquc
81. 90 = 81 so: tres classes de crenas insupc-
rabies, sos. y Sl.25. Chloride de hermosura,
T5c. DCpi!ator;o Go Conc. gI polyo. soc. Sc
envian = todas parties. Porto ) coatribunci6n
d. guerra. Toe. Madam Holland. 229 W.
Commerce ST. Tel, G.. 81. San Antonio.
Texas.
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PESOUISA

Sc suplica a la Sra. Guadalupe Mu
noz Vida. de Vega, o a alguno de sus
hijos, que ocurran 0 escrlban a Con
sulado Mexicano (P. o. Box 1l5l.
3O4 Navarro ST. en- San Antonio,
Texas, para communicates algo reia
two a su familla. kAdEl:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

C%RATIFICARE con $500 a IA persona que
ua nroporcione informes e1actos acerca de-
actual p~aradero de Ia Sra. Claudia Mares
oricinaria de Leon de los Aldamas. Guiana
iuato. de So amos de edad. estatura regular.
V;centa Velazquez. color blnneo, y con un Iu-
ma. On ! lado izquierdo de | acara, Caa!es-
nnior informe sobre este asunto. dirijase Il
Felipe Velazquez. Box sos. Green RIVER
Wyo. va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a la
persona CUE NE proporcione 'ntornes eHac
Ramon ie o5 amos de- cdad complexion gruc
"a pei ocolorado y chino: ~estatusa baja: qri%n
en- Agosto de 1919 sc encontraba en- Casdei!c
Texas, de donde Sc recibieron sus ultima
~noticias. Cualesquier iniorme sobre este hsuh
TO. dirijase 4 Jesus Ramon. Box o"S- eaEFi-0
Springs. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informes e%actos
acerca del actual ~paradero de Florentino So
iorio. d. 20 amos de edad. ~estatura alta y CO.
lor moreno. de quien ~ hace largo tempo
ado uCaiesauier informe sobrt esta asrnt1.
dirijase a Agustina Juarez. P. o. Bxo AZ.
80, Te%os (fl)
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.

sENokEs FERRoCARRILERoS MEXIGA.
NOS Hare que las ConTGct2i les rrem-
ncIsen 10 cue invirti6 en- BoaeS de = LII
bsrtzG- CObro Back Ply" auvncnto de sne'-
S1s, cheques y tempo. 81 sut-e &lSun se-
cide-se en- 81 trabalo 20 e dir" 10 cue aeee
psSir. Arrexlo nsEocios TeLlc.ena1oo con ~
profession en- tocas pazts 1& pans, CI
,s City Life BIGg.. Kansas City, No.
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IN HERMOSO piano vertical. GAIA de caoba,
en- Derfcctas condolences musicalcS y garanti-
zado a satisfaction. $4,000. en- abonos de
Sd. 90 mensua,Ss. SIC ". Commerce S.. TT.
30. klOl
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PIANO VERTICAL Willard. GAIA de en-
ciao. Sis. 90. Este piano Is una vcrcadeTa
ganga y es;a to:almcn:c Earantizado. Con
dic!oncs Hbcrales, Tc!ifono Travis so. sic
". Commerce St. CO)
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los SRES. q. P. ElizOado : r. Castro,
yoaeu en- conociTiento del pGb.ico en- gene
"a = de sus numerosos amigos que actua!
,,ance Sc encueAtrGa eStabiecidos en- ei 1925
". Houston 81. con el restaurant DEPOT
CAFE, doaGc cUeEtaa con IN scCviclo magni
si-o y rALiGo. Hacsn s2ccr ta-noIen que los
Ssbados y Do1ninEoS de cada SerHana. SirvCE
como platillo especial, cabrito y fritzda n
r,,Igo mexicano. iiJl
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- Z V7SOS DE- OCCASION -
PESOUISAS.

C~RATIFIchRE con $500 Il Ia persona que
me porporcione inSormes exactos aceFca q.
actual p~araGero de mi hermano fedEo oIGv
,,,Ir;s,do on 1917. POGO tempo despues,
saIi6 nuevaunente y no Sc han recibido mott
cias de 81. Cualcsquie- inforne sobre este
ssrnto. dirijase a Ia Sra. Maria Ortiz de IL
ierina. 40 Third St San Antonio Texas,
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0APE RUENA GRATIFICAC-oN a la
neTeona que me propo-cionc iniornes eNac
tbs ace-ea del actual p~aradero de mi madre
Ia Sonora Carolina Gomez quiea haee un ano
Sc encontraba en- Station. Pa. TODD lH.orae
sobre este ssunto. dirijase ! Ado!to felai..
S04 Guadalupe and San Marcos san AnIo
Mo, Texas. ~
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COMPRAMoS BRILLANTES. Pagamos p
por ciento mas, sobre el precio 4 CUE listed
los adquirio de nosotrns en- amos anteriores.
Pagamos al riguroso contado. orc vic;o. plata
~reloies, triilantes y toda clase de ~ioye-ia.
Acertamcs bonos de Ia libeEtad 4 Ia par. en-
compras cue sc nos hagan- Alamo Jewlry
Co. 3l5 Alamo Plaza
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GRATIFICARE con $500 {

GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me proporcione informes exactos acerca det
actual paradero dc mi hijo Bibinno Ko.''ero'
de 10 amos de edad. e~statura aa1a, color mo
reno, ojos grandes, pestaha china y pe3o ne
gro. quien e! reS-Gc Asosoo aei anu p'
saI;6 do Canado. Texas, para Manor. del ms
mo Estado, sin haberse tenido mas noticias
acerca de su pa-adero. Cualesquier iniorne
sobre este asunto di-ijase 4 Srita- Francis
ca Herrera. Ganado. Texas. "'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

BASCUTAS lie todas clascs, SC comp:an,
ycrLgr s. carnpian. Agentes de las baScuias
cprr2utaGoras ausomaricas Detroit. BascG-
las "Fairbank". Costadorcs dc caf- 'Ro-
va. Moinos &c cafe. Cgcht-iUS para car
niccrc ; refrigcEaGo-es. sos Main Ave. San
Antonio. Texas. Tel. Or. i22i. Il. L. HAIR
GIS. Nc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

Ia AejCNCIO en- LA PRESSA- sl-np-e
= de tNito eezIIro. Eia1ae I'd. al .~PlcEcac
L-a.ss al y aHunciese desde IucSo.
.SELLoS De COMA de Superior cGlidad \
p--c,os com0dus. EStenso su--ido de upoS y
s-gEados. Aeen;os para eI idiona espaHol.
PiGs cataloEo i!uss-aGo en- espaHoL. rnvjal-
60 20 ceuLavos en- ~esSaG2ilaS. Tclriono Ira
VS. 5232. 609-6l. DOloT0ys St-San An;c-
-4o. Texas. Ia CGicG casa neNISana cue
kzce seI1s Ell san Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

PETACAs Y VEI.ICES &c construction fue--
te: trabujo Earan:izadc. TscSo m2Sn:ticos
ve!ices dc MADEIRA torrados con laminn a pre-
clos ,auy baratos. FABRICA de Baules y Pc
,acas. D. Munos I.edo. 6l3 Do!orosa ST. san
Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

MANDE 5 cen:avos On ~estampillas Y a
vueita de cor-eo rec;h;ra 5 v;stas fotoSra-
ficas de IA Capital de Mexico. FL Live Oak
s.. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-11

BuENA GRATIFICACIoN a la per
SOM uue me proporcione informes exactos
accrca del actual paradero de Diego Anaya'
d.. 40 amos de edad. e~statura alta. color mo-
reno. ojos grandes. complexion regular: y ca
IA rcdonda. usa bigote, oriGiharlo DC Tu ~
o,so do Morales. Michoacan. Mexico. c hilo
de Geronimo Anaya y Dolores Aparicio:. Qua
icsauier informe sobre este asunto. dirilase a
Ger6nim oAnaya. 3Sz 18th st. Riverside
Calf.