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MIzPAH EX. HAS
some RICH ORE

Considerable speculation has been
indulged recently regarding the eX-
tent OF the physical improvement
OF the Mizpah Extension operated
under lease with the Halifax com
pauy The development is likely to
prove OF the utmost Importance but
not enough work has been done
yet to base any estimates as to the
future although % is admitted by
the management that the situation
is regarded as highly satisfactory
90 the present t.me The greatest
work has been done on tho Blue
Jay claim where new vein was
opened up three months ago from
the 100 foot level of the Halliay
The vein IS in tFaehy.te which has
been drilled on Co date tor about l2s
teet with So feet OF raise ou the Te.a
Values # fHa asasHaH tan 1ram
aaad mHI are 10 htgh Frade Foek.
A vein the aRuar a1rt.-F af
tse MiHFah rstfrsiaH sMah ss
t ag sHs HE1 aas tfea ra.
esstly ossaad 70 Ersater asp'h isam
.tse Iah f h H fae fisis
aet ma ssEF ra aFs rtgasat aI
tas p,laf wsaFe q sas Fat
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
FOREST RANGER WEDS
A MANHATTAN BELLE

Albert W Mayett, the popular
young forest ranger who patrols the
Toquima range, will not travel
alone any longet for this morning
he was married to Miss Gladys
Smith. one Of the talrest Of Man.
hattan's daughters whose father
has been identified with the White
APPS for several years The young
couple presented themselves at the
office Of Justice Harry r GrIer
at $50 this morning and in a few
minutes took their departure foT
home accompanied by the conEratu
lat'oas ot the court. and the few
friends Who attended as witnesses
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company office in San Francisco,
although his family will spend the
summer in Colorado.
The matter was clearly set forth
by Mr.. Julian in an interview with
a Bonanza scribe today He said:
For several months past, have
been giving considerable of my time
to experimental work in connection
with a new process for publications
of fuels. This work has been const'
antly broadening in scope until it
has become advisable to relieve my,
self OF a portion of my present re-
sponsibilties in order that may
have the necessary time to devote
to this new work
This matter was called to the
attention Of the directors some time
ago and now that Mr. Brougher has
recovered from his recent operation
and can again give more attention
to the affairs of the company, q re-
lief has been provided so that after
June lst, | shall no longer direct
the development work of the com
pany.
Apparently my resignation has
been interpreted by some to mean
that the property is to be under en-
tirely new management. This is. Of
course incorrect Mr. Brougher, who
has been President of the company
since its organization will remain
as its head. and this change in the
operating head does not in any way
alter the general plans Of the com,
pany to vigorously prosecute dew
elopment work"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
new ERA GIVEN
ANOTHER YEAR

PHILADELPHIA Wag CO The
aav era movement wIB BE- continued
Hafd tha nett general assembly was
HHsrnagf.f voted HT fte general
assembly aI lsa Presbyterian shafgf
81 ar trre Ca EstIas fHs aefI1a
Csc assembly voted 20 ru2 fas a..
saaI reu era hatFst fFam fhaa
Ea tsaa ela
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RAISE WAGES Of
CANNERY HELP

IT, N-snrrHt~I Tr~~sN
SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.-.A
raise IN the minimum wage Of 10000
women employed in the fruit and
vegetable packing industries of Cal
ifornia from $3.50 to SIG week Of
tective July tn was ordered by
the state industrial welfare commits
sion today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
JURY PROBING
PROFITEERING.

=, .ssOcinfeu 1'~ess1
Los ANGELES, May e The Tn
tied States Grand Jury which yes
terday began an inquiry about liv
ing costs and possible violations Of
the Lever act will hear the evi-
dpnoo Of five merchants Of San Di.
ego today on alleged cases of pro
twering in that city Five other
merchants testified yesterday .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
BUYS REFRlCERATING PLANT
FOR THE NINE WORKERS

%. F. Shtnn. manager OF the Mine
Workers Mercantile company, re.
urned today from the coast whore
he arranged for the delivery OF re-
fr.garaung plant to be placed in the
old Lothrop.Dav store where one
side will be converted into q market
Tor meat and vegetables
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
OPPOSITION TO
R. R. OWNERSHIP
tny Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Flat op
position in government, ownership of
railroads, Endorsement Of federal
control of the manufacture and dis
tribution OF necessary commodities"
elimination Of excess profits taxes
In favor of higher taxes on income
from investments charterlzed the re
ply OF Attorney General Palmer made
public today to recent question
aire submitted to presidential candi,
dates by the national board Of farm
organizations.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
ARMY TO HAVE
100000 men

WASHINGTON, May PA com.
plete agreement on the army re-or
ganization bill was reached here to
day by house and senate conferees
Under the measure as agreed up.
on the permanent peace time army
will consist of 2SOOOO enlisted men
with 1880 officers. The senate am
endments which would have resulted
in the selective service as automat-
ically going into effect upon declar.
alton of war and to which the Am.
erican Federation of Labor objected
were eliminated
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27

BY an arrangement between The
Eureka-Humilton and the old EDer
hard company which was the leading
producer Of the hamilton district
in the early days the former com
pauy will be accorded the right
of using the TWO mile tunnel Of the
Eberhard for handling all its ore
The contract stipulates that the
Eberhard company will receive all
the ore furnished by the Eureka
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
NOTHING SHORT OF VERSAILLES TREATY WILL GAIN HIS APPROVAL
CHANGE IN PERSONNEL
Of TONOPAH DIVIDE

On the 1st of June William E.
Waters will resume charge of the
TorOpah Divide Mining Company's
EOperty on the Divide with which
be was associated until he resigned
to take charge of the Ben Hur.
Charles C. Starr, engineer in
charge, has resigned to accompany
E. A. Julian, consulting engineer
who retires to take very important
position with the Wingfield interests
in connection with research work.
Mr. Starr will be occupied with field
work in the same connection and
his headquarters will be at the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
Navy WORSE
THAN PAINTED
IN COMPLAINT

Dy Associated r'PessI
WASHINGTON May 27.-Rear
admiral Sims, appearing before the
senate investigating committee in
rebuttal of the testimony declared
navy departments witnesses had re-
vealed a condition in the navy even
more distressing than l could have
imagined and constitutes much more
severe criticism of the deplorable
conditions referred to than I myself
submitted"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
JOHNSON
SAYS WILL.
NOT BOLT

tuy Associated Pressl
CONCORD, N, c., May 27.-Sena-
or Johnson declared today that he
would not bolt the republican party
ii not chosen presidential nominee
Il am now engaged in a family
quarrel wholly a family quarrel and
when the selection is made at Chic
ago in two weeks the quarrel will be
ended" said Johnson
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
AIR SERVICE
ON THE COAST
ln, A..er,atra rre..l

tuy Associated rreaal
Los ANGELES May 21.-kegular
air mail service between Los Ange'
les and san Francisco started today
with the departure Of a large pas.
senger plane that recently began
a three round trips weekly schedule
Permission Tor the local postal au
thoFItles 20 avail themselves Of this
service came from Washington yea
tuFdaY
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
SENATE TURNS
Down MANDATE
NY Associated PreSSD

Uy Associated PresRD
WASHINGTON, May 27.-"i 'si.
dent Wilson'S proposal for an Am,
erican mandate over Armenia .as
disapproved today by the senatD fer
eign relations committee. Only lour
democrats opposed adverse action ca
the presidents request The com
mittee reported the resolution de-
claring congress respectfully declin.
ed TO grant the executive the power
to accept a mandate for Armenia
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memorial FOR
ALLIED nations
tBy Associated Pressl

(By AssOcihted PresaI
PARIS, May 27.--Mrs. Adolph
Spreckles, OF San Francisco. was
the guest OF honor today at an
unique function given by the French
government to expresse its apprecia-
tion of plans formulated by Mrs.
Spreckles for a museum memorial
to commemorate the French and
American soldiers
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
Church AGAINST
PHONOGRAPHS

nOGANSPORT, Ind. May 27.--Rul,
ing against the use or presence in
the homes OF their members Of any
talking machines the annual confer
ence of the old order branch Of the
United Brethren church came to a
close last night after a five days
session at q farm near here
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SENATE RESOLUTION
DECLARED A STAIN
ON NATIONAL HONOR


IT, N-~""ISt~d Freas,
WASHINGTON, May q The I've.
publican peace resolution was }e.
toed by President Wilson, such mc'b-
od Of making peace with Germany
the president said would place m
ineffaceable stain upon the gaIIar' ry
and honor Of the United State"
Without announcing his intention re-
garding the treaty Of Versailles, ,ae
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
NAVAL BASE At
SAN FRANCISCO

NY Associated PressI
WASHINGTON May q. - For
next years naval appropriation of a
million to begin work On the new
na7sl base in San Franci,co the con
ferees authorized congressional
commission to investigate available
sites in San Francisco bay to re-
port to congress.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
ARMENIANS APPEAL
TO TIE B0LStIENlK

PARIS. NAY 81 =AFwen.aat &C.
eepssd layltatloa ffaH Ea'saa Hai
ahavkl 70 ssnd dsIssafss O. N''.
go asara.ar 90 HaFwsf.aa 20
sslssa i tAs Frvnsh teFslka afi.es
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
&. A. R. LEADS
MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial Day will be observed as
usual this year by the Womens
Salef Corps, assisted by the G. A.
Veterans. They invite all patrio-
Ic citizens to join them in paying
a tribute of love to those fallen he
rOes, of all wars. Army. Navy and
Marines.
Memorial Day is sacred to our
nation, when with tribute of praise
and love the choicest flowers are
gathered to cover the graves of
the nations dead. The Women's Re-
lief Corps invites the little children
TO take part in this loving work that
they may learn the patriotic lesson
exemplified so loyalty by their elders
the men who made history, The
Grand Army of the Republic, the
men who fought for their country
and defended the Glorious Flag
The services will be at the Air
dome on May SOth. at p. m. The
following program will be rendered.
BlgIe call.
Invocation by Rev. H L. Graf
ious
Solo-Mrs, Kelliher.
Address Frank T. Dunno.
Decoration Of Cross to Unknown
Dead by Corps.
song-"America."
Taps
These exercises precede the pro
sTamme OF the American Legion for
which the veterans Of the sos vii
remain and Join In and assist IL
decorating graves In the cemetery
TIE only reason for a separate pro
samme Is the use Of the O. A. r
ritual prescribed for the day
80 .
rHE WEATHER
a
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president declared the treaty en-.
bodied the important things omitted
by the resolution and said that by
rejecting the treaty the United
States had declared in effect that
It wished to draw apart and pursue
interests of its own" The president
added that the peace resolution ON.
itted mention of many important
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
TURKEY SPURNS
PEACE TREATY
luy AssocIsted I'ressI

ANGORA. Asia Minor, May y.
unalterable opposition to the treaty
of peace that the allies submitted
Turkey was expressed by Mustapha
Pasha leader of Turkish National
ist forces. The Allied powers, led by
Great Britain have condemned Tur'
key to DEATH" he said
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27

T.. a.an ~ nf dasrra s51
ss rawrtat b. tHa Eks r gta
teuue af Frtas faaa Uh Faess
afarr savs hasH vssr attractive .H
rray.aas years aHt aa taght sal hs
eH aflsnHea afIaf lss ssasaa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
POLISH ARMY UNDER
THE STEAM ROLLER

LoNpoN Nay 81 Tbe gava %
urfisag on the psras.ua sIgsF aHs
been captured ~ ths naiahsvIs. In
star eampairs araiast So Pe.sE
rnfsr ta an affeial sfatsHs
nam Naseoa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-27
FOUR INVOLVED
IN TRUCK WRECK
~ Associated Pre.u1

7 " ANHOcIAfed FPen11
SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-Mar.
shall Jones, of Fruitvale, near here.
was killed and three others injured,
one probable fatally, late yesterday
by an auto truck when the brakes
failed to hold
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rHE weArHGR

Local Observer unlted States Q
Weatha, u,,u....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
EFEMERIDES MEXlCANAS
Conferencia Hidalgo con Lturbide

inutii es decir que el ofensor Sc des-
diio de cuauto habia dicho.
Hidalgo que conoci6 icdo !" que
valia Iturbidc quiso atraerselo a 81
partido. 10 mand0 lamar a su preser'
cir U lie ofreci5 el grade de coroHe! Il
sc adheria IL sus banderas. <
La propucsta era scductora Glce
Itur1idc en- sus Memorials para IN
joven que cmpieZa a vivir. pero me
tent que los planes del cura no estn-
vieran bien fundados s u solo pro-
dujeran la ruina del pals y me rehu-
Sc 4 scsuir la cauSa del cura.'
Entonces Hidalgo lie propuso que
permaneciera por 10 menos neutral. g
Iturbide lie contest6:
"Siemprc mo ha parccido CRIMINAL
el que en- epocas de confusion Y anar-
qufa no empuha una espadH para de-
fender ell orden = la Socieuad."
T. Hidalyo e Iturbide dicron por Ter
minada IA confercncia sin habcrse po-
dido c%onvencer uno al otro tic IN boil
dad de LIS causas que cada n So
~proponfa defender. Hidalgo re promo
MIA haccr la independence: 'lturbide
defender 81 orden social.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

20 DE OCTUBRE DE lSl0.-En este
dfa celebraron una ccnferencia Hidal-
go c Iturbide en- Nanado!id. hoy More
lia.
Iturbide era en- 1919 un rico hacen-
dado de aquella provincial. TeniS vein
tiseis amos Y estaba reclen casado
con D. Ana Marfa Ruarte, pertenc-
cicnte a una de las prjncipales faml-
las de aquella cludad. Ambos espo-
SOS eran ricos Y 81 capital del matri-
monio Iturbide Sc calculaba en- Glen
mil pesos. cifra considerable en- aque-
Hos tiempos.
iturbide era en- 1910 VI rico haccn-
contaban de Il varias avcnturas. Una
vcz uno de sus amigos habl6 de 81 en-
terminus desfavorables. en- Su ausen-
ella. LEGO aquello a oidos dc lturbi-
de o inmediatamente tonic un fuete V
Sc dirigio a casa del que hab!a habia-
do tan NAL de 81 Y aunquc 81 ofen-
sor Sc encontraba con SUI familia y ro-
deado de algunos amigos, Iturhide
lie diio rcsueltamente:
Dye, venso a darte vc!nticinco "a
Zotes en- Ia cara para que no vue!yas a
eXpresarte NAL de mi en- mi ausencia,
o 81 q~uicrcs evitar ell que te los de
firmame este recibo.
Y le presento I'M papel en- que Sc
LEILA 10 s%iGuiente:
-Recibf de Agustin dc Iturbide vein
ticinco aZotes en- la cara por habla-
dor.
FL ofensor Sc resistfa a firmar ell
aapel aauel. pero comprendio que pa
IA 1turbidc NADIA significaha el que es-
tuviera rodeado de sus amigos, para
que no lie diera Eos consabidos azotes,
en- esa u en- otra OCCASION, V como Itrr
hide estaba hablando con el en- 10 par
ticular y nadie Sc habfa enterado del
asunto, crey6 10 mas prudente firmar
Ell recibo, para evitar eli escandalo.
1turbide Sc guard6 en- el bolsillc ell
recibo y dijo a 81 %ofensor:
-Ahora 81 no auieres que ensefie 4
TODD el mundo este recibc vas a dos-
decirte de TODD cuaato dijiste de mi
y a no volTer a expresarte NAL de nj.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

En- el Forum" de Estokolmo. Slccia,
aparece un articulo accrca de Ia
alianZa de MaXimo Gorky con los
~bolShevikis. Su autcr. Eugen LiotZks'
halla dificil Ell Greer que Il mis- emf
neute autor russo de est , d!as, cuyas
cbras han sido traducidas 4 todos los
idiomas de los pnebloS civilZados. Sc
haya ligado realmente o Jos Goishc-
VikiS. tQue tiene Gl de coInun. Sc pre-
gunta. Liotzky. con los nuevos auto
c-atas? Los apoya 81 reaimente o es
cstan tr%abaiandC :ecretame3te por
saivar n Russia Y a su cuIltura pasada:
! cohtinud asl cl escritor:
- ~ soy amigo N .n"
me atrevo a decir que el no es ri CO.
munista nj contrnrrevolucionario. Is
un hombre caprichoso, echado a per-
der por la ~desgracia Y que Sc incli-
ma unas wees a la derecha y otras
Il IL izquierda. Gorky sabe que Gl
siempre esti n 81 ~cscenaric y e. la
aeenci6n del publico fila Ell GI sicm-
pre- la que 10 ha echado Il perder.
81 no figura 81 como actor otros de-
ben ~presentar sus papeles conforme
a Ia voluntad de Gorky y en- la or
questa. numerosa o reducida, 81 Gpa-
rece 81. Ia batuta debe estar 81 ma
no.
Para FL, como para c~ualquiera otro
DUG esta acDstumbrado a al,arecer ci:
Ia escen2 p~ollticA v literaria. eo II
d~esgracia que NADIA &c olga dc q o sc
cScriba. Ahora recuerdo Guam infeiiZ
Sc sinti6 en- los amos inmeiidtamente
anteriores a la guerra c'Iando pare
cia hGberse ~desvanecido el encanto
que antcs cmanaha de sus eScritos,
cuando TODD cl interes de antano de
SUI persona parccIa habcrse disipado
cuando el m:srlo parecia haber :!
Gevoradn por clIaaeIStrow de IL poll
ticl. Gorky viva entonccs en- Capri
Y no Ilamaba Ia ateEci6n ms Iue de
los italianos que veian On q. al gran
emigrado ruso que acariciaba peii-
grosos sucnoS de revolution social.
''Vivicndo fuera de su patria. ri
~talento de Gorky comenZ0 a deciiral',
los dolores de su fantasia Sc desvane-
cieron v Sus simpatias poiiticas er1n-
ron de aqui para ALA: su Temperament
10 artistioo, siempre enamorsdo de
un bello ideal Sc deprimi6 con el pen
samiento de Ia lucha polltica. II azu!
mcditerranec 81 Ncsmhio con sus
de orc. Ia suave meceGora
cerca de II NEST cargada dc liDros y,
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DR.. JOSE Ma. SOR!ANO
DENTISTA MEXICANO

Premiado en- Mexico, en- EStados
Unidos v en- Francia, por la suPerio-
ridxG de sus trabajos. 3o4 Brady
BIdp. San Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

patil puSado. Cajeta de Cciaya. nueva, Mel
Dc .Lagucy ieEitimo chocolate meAicanO Ell
TAPATIO." Chile NeCr PaSiila : Mulato
de Mexico. Chipot!e Seco; Quc>o dc tuna:
QueSo B!lnco, Carne SEGA. MolclJetcS, Me
tateS Loza J CurioSiGadeS de GuaGalajara,
de palo- EScobetillas. YERBA>
MEDICINALES. ChoriEo estito mexicano,
TOMATO FRESADlLLA. Camaron. Semi
Ia caiao9za. etc. Pida LiSta General IRA
It's. DespachamoS ordcnes de UN DOLLAR
arriba. FOR correo o express. Los PRECIOS
MAS RAJOS. Ell DE>PACHO MAS RAPI
DO. DirijanSe j: CAREZUD BROS. EoN
IS. Sta. 4. San Antonio. Tex. ". Comm.
lil0l=.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

DARE BUENA GRATIFICACIoN a Ia
persona que me informe del actual parade
no de la Sra. Socorro Alvarado de 81 amos
de edad. originaria de Santa Rosa. jurisdie-
ci6n de Villa MuZ9uiz- Coah.. tr:gueha, la
bios. gruesos. pelo negro, ojoS cafe oScuros
tienc Siete de familia, entire clos Ramon
Guerrero. Estuvo trabajanGo en- Id Corte
de los Olmos," diez miilas al sur de Sc
guin pero hace POGO Sc trasladaron a este
pun;o y no he vuslto a saber de ellos. Di-
rijase TODD informe d Cruz Guerrero. co
la Prensa." t2lD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

SENORES FERRoCARRILERoS MEXL.
CANCS. Hare que las C~onpahI1s les recI
roiScn les Gue lnvsrTercn en- Bones de- n
L,b~r,aG. Cobrg Back Pay aumeuto De
s:sa.OS, chcczes = "tienpo.- II sufre a.
s.u asc.Gsrte en- e t-abejo. 70 le Dire 10
u.e ,.eUe peGI-. A-rcclo acEociGa rciac!ora
d. con nj profession en- tsdAS p<Ses del
ri, DiriSirss a. Lie J. PEARCE KANE
ir5 Kansas City Lie Bid %Aasas City
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21
LA REPATRIATION

E-r-rb. a L4~ q. Slice. D:rector- 81
Commerce 81. ian Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

DARE $500 de Gratificaci6n o seis meSes
de suscricion Il Id Prensa" n Ia persona
que me informe del p~arade-o de Ia sra
AtanaSia Silva. de ~ ano de edad, moreno
alta. ojas regulares tiene IN lunar como de
u de pulGada en- el cuello. al frente: ten
tiene w hijo lamado Jose como de 0 amos dc
edud. En- Mayo de 1918. trabujaba en- Ell
Hotel imperial de Nuevo Laredo. lamps. Di-
rigirSe a Jesus C. Najera, Miniature. Neb.
ipnN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

$1,000 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a la
persona que me informe del paradcro de Ids
siguientes perSonas: Francisco Hurtado Jo-
Sc EScamilla. Jesus Escamilla. Ladislao Ale
yandeE, Juan BautiSta: Teodora Rodriguez,
Teresa Hurtado, Josefa Ambriz y Socorro
Garcia. CualqGier informe dirigirse a Juan
Macias, sos Taylor St Topeka, Kansas.
100,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

Sc GRATIFICARA con dos amos de sus-
cricion Z la Prensa" a Ia persona que
IRE de- Whales y familia, orlginaria de We
ZacstecaS. &c 10 amos de edad, de
; pies. ) puigadaS de e%statura, blanca, Pc
10 castano claro ojos cafe. picada de virtue
la: en 1910 residian Tn la Gale Moreno de
Il ciudad dc chihuahua. Dirigirse Il Miguel
Aguirre. Lovelock, Neb. (22)
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DR.. FLIPPEN

EOS W. - SL-New York. y. Y
T-atzmicnto rerfecciondGo de las ElahGn-
is ,ntersCScIdieS. contra = POSlEaSiom -
-, :, n.,-r.s,Sad de operation y SIN M
ys.dir que Sc dsGicus = SIS ocup ac;oneS a.
~rss Tambien t-a,o cafe-reddGS c~t e.
tonnage. Saag-c. peel y eJlSa. de aeHeTdo
~" - 4,lriros r,r,oJos .ranceSes- >6lA Ne
1t. rscerme unaS cuantaS vsIras. homo
-.riUs modicos. No canlolO core poHdene'a
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sOTicA

MoLENoS De PIEpRA PARA NIXTAMAL
Pida mi folieto.
p Eacs. Box eat. Los Angeles. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

DARE UNA GRATIMFlCACIoN de $1,000
r Ia persona que ME informe del paradero
de la sonora Concha EliZalde, originaria de
Parras de Ia Fucnte. Coah.. Mex. EST ca
Sada con c! seilor Apolinar Carriilo. Tiene
dos nihUS gemeloS llamados Juan. de II
brc es Pedro. En- 1917 sali6 de FL Paso.
Texas. para California. Dirigirse a IL Sc
nora Isabel Elizalde, sig West End. :. 81,
Salt Lake City, Utah. (2n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

IMP0RTANTE: DeScamos ponernos en-
COMMUNICATION con los padres o rarisntes de
aarciGl Ramirez, que murio como resultado
dc IN accidente 81 dia 7 dc Octubre. cerca de
Won Ormy. Texas. Dirigirse Inmediatamen
te II Dir. Yayne, so. piso. Telephone Bldg,
san Antonio, Texas. i2i)
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o FORD

De todoS mode.os. nuevos o de Segunda ma
no = los precioS mas bajos de n plaza. y
pdGadsCoS al cont2do o en- abouoS. Tcngo
;Imbien varies trucks Ford usados. Yea
nc para rangas. Soy sEente De los garages
mas r-andes de Ia ciudaL. haro eni-eEa
pronta. C. Aware. Botica lie Chapa, Sl6 ".
Commerce =.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-21

$500 de GRATIFICACioN lie dare a la
persona que me infornc del actual parade
re- de Regime Ramirez. de 20 amos de edad,
cjoS chlcos. pomulos levantados. nariz en-
corbada tiene varios hermaaoS, entire clos
T. Casimiro RAMIREZ. En- S~eptiembre del
auo pasado trabajj pizcando en- el rancho
de La >oledad. Immediate e Reforma. Te-
MAS, Condado dc la Estreila. DirigirSe n
Felipe Soto, Donna, Texas. t22'