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Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
International Rifle
 4 ouyrdn1ent By Gable

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Among the numerous 1921 rifle shooting matches announced today by the American Small Bore league will be an inter national cable match" in April. to tS participated in by representatives of Switzerland, Holland. Belgium, France Italy, England and Australia. The scores will be reported by cable. The winner will receive the title of worlds champion.
 The national championship match will be held in September on the Small Bore league range at Tenafly, N. j.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

evolved a system of plays all his own which no one has yet been able to solve satisfactorily
 For eight years, from 1905 to 1912 inclusive, Smith coached the alma mater with remarkable success. He then went to Perdu where he remained until 1916, when he was secured by California, then just taking up the game after several years spent playing more or less indifferent Rugby.
 From a squad of untrained Rugby players, most of whom had never played regular football game, Smith has developed a team which Is con- sidered the best ever turned out in the West. His squad this year has never been accused of being weak in any single department. On the offense, he
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
SWAT ARTISTS WILL PROVIDE CHRISTMAS
 CHEER FUR SPORTS

Local swat artists will play Santa Clans 10 the fans on Christmas after- noon at Inc American Legion arena. The uitt singers that will appear m the boxing prcliminaries are all ampl- tious Phoenix youngsters who are anxious Go climb the pugilstie ladder fo lame and fortune. None of them may be championship timber but their method of give and take appeals to tho fan.
 Somr preliminaries develop into bet ter fights than are sometimes wit- messed in a main bout. and when some Of these babies get wild and start swining iefts and rigts in every direc- ton. it is positively unsafe Tor the third man in the ring.
 The program arranged for Christ mas afternoon carries an unusual in : tercst in that every boxing bout VIII he decided winner take all. which car rics with it a promise of lots of acton. The old meal tickets are getting rather scarce at this stage of the game and inc boys will be in there trying every minute. Opening the big holiday card will be tho clever Lewis Twins in a four rosInd exhibition. These kids displayed SO much science and know ledge of the leather pushing game that many requests were made for their rc-apncaranco here, with the result that Templin and keen are using them as a curtain raiser Go their show.
 Following the twins will come q couple of real battlers in the persons of Young Arnold and Charlie Chaplin who win travel four rounds at no pounds The next four-rOunder will find Frank Romo and Rufus the Sec ond exchanging wallops. These boys will weigh In at l2O pounds The semi final will bring together Battling sam and Gregory Elves two 120 pounders for a distance Of six rounds
 As soon as the boxing preliminaries arc over the ring win be cleared for the main event of the day a catch as-catch-can wrestling bout between Pete Sauer. pride of Phoenix and lead ing contender for the light heavy weight wrestling championship of the world and George Gion, light heavy weight champion of Canada. Both Sauer and Gion are in hard training and will be in perfect condition wher Inc gong sends them on their journey
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
Con,isky And Johnson
 Will Prosecute Sox

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Work in con- nection with the prosecution of White Sox players under indictment for al- leged throwing of games and in at tempting to send to jail the gamblers who are said to have corrupted those players in the 1919 worlds series, will give President Johnson of the Ameri- can league. one of the busiest winters he has ever had in baseball, he said today on his return from New York.
 It has been rumored that President
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Comiskey of the White Sox may en- deavor to take charge of the prosecu- tion himself. The matter is in the hands of his attorneys and more than a year ago he set aside s10,00o to be used in unearthing the scandal. His attorneys, it is said, are to confer with States Attorney Robert Grove to learn just what can be done to hurry up the cases now before criminal court.
 Johnson also said he was working on a encouragement of the rules un-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
HARRY GREB DEFEATS CHICAGO HEAVYNEICHT

BOSTON, Dec. 21-Harry Greh of Pittsburg won the decision over Capt. Bob Roper, Chicago heavyweight, in beir 10 rounds of boxing tonight. Greb took every round, leading all the way with a smashing attack that ap- parently rad Roper helpless.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
De Foe And Jacks
 Fight I5 Round Dro,.,

NEW YORK, Dec. 21-Billy De Foe ot St. Paul and Freddy Jacks, former lcatherweight champion of England. fought 15 rounds to a draw tonight The Britisher boxed cleverly and made his opponent miss often, while De Foe had the better of the infighting.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
,pus TREE GETTING :

John Robinson, the 15o- pound backfieId star of Marietta, will captain the 1921 eleven. Fraternity politics won't have anything to do with the way he runs the team on the field.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The practice of electing football cap- tains by the other letter men of the team has been such a time -honored custom that the departure from the precedent by Neale and Dobie is rather startling.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The appointing of football captains will put the soft soap skids under fraternities who would rather have a Phi Beta Kappa or some other sort of kappa" generating the team than a captain who knows how football should be played.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Experts have estimated that 20,000.- coo tons of paper pulp can be produced each Year from India's bamboos and grasses.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Students at Cornell criticised Gil Dobie for having a captainless eleven this year, but Gil managed to win half dozen games, anyway.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

China exported almost s1,000, 900 worth of carpets to the United States in 1919.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The death rate for adults is at it's lowest in June, under normal condi- tions.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Crop production of the lower Missis- sippi valley has increased billion dol lars during the last ten years.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

This diversion taken by Coach Neale is something to think about. It listens like the gospel of common sense.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

A special Japanese military mission recently completed study of the Ger man war office, and the details of the enc time powerful war machine.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Women constitute approximately one-fourth of the idle people of Ger many.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Woodlands on farms comprise more than one-half of all the forested lands in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Nearly GO per cent of all bodies of American officers and enlisted men buried in French soil will be returne. to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The election of little Tom Davies at Pittsburg was a popular choice and it is likely that if Pop" Warner could have had the say he'd have put his index finger on Toms headgear.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Fifteen electric railways in England are operating a motor bus service.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Motor propelled blows are now man ufactured in Russia.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

More pounds of potatoes are raised than of any other food crop in exist cree
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Japanese constitute 42.7 per cent of tawaiis population.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

der which the major and minor leagues can operate.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The same is true in many other cases where the elective system is in vogue The players usually know who the coach would nominate for the job be- fore they cast their ballots.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
AT z BELL, .nrsO ar spELsI

If the judgment of a coach isn't good enough to pick the man who will best serve the team as its cap tain he ought to lose his job.
 It's a good thing they don't let the sororities elect team captains. They'd most likely pick out the handsome yell leader.
 Except in cases like the one Dobie has been up against at Ithaca where he had a green team-it is perhaps a wise thing to have a field leader on the team.
 The diversified play of the gridfron sport now makes it imperative for each member of the eleven to know every play and in a sense be a leader.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
TheIHaSiderSd

MAaSA1aGl SQV Money is pIenddt
 To get,t to spe it's
 Their college But somehow sehooboy Until with hro They the to sewher And keep The bought t-andpaid
 what al Q furnish football
 S a deadly bug
 college chaps if a ma of
   This there this kind 
  football training is quite pickup for
  glamour college football going heroes professional gridons The college the suspicion that   the before his playing coIegan
  football big  the athletes the college
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
ffhiSsaiscaerI r

The captain is a merry soul,
 A happy sort of roach- He's not elected by the gang
 But chosen by the coach. He got the job of leadership
 On his ability And not because he was backed up
 By his fraternity.
 Greasy Neale picked off a hunk O. limelight in the 1919 world series, bus he's also lit the lantern of individuality in football this fall by choosing the captain of his next years team instead of permitting the players to elect him.
 Coach NeaIe says that as long as
 he holds the steering wheel at little
 Marietta college (Ohio) the leaders
 of the elevens will get their jobs
 by appointment.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-10
Devuelven las propiedades
al rico espanol Don
lingo Noriega

MATANOKOS. lamps. Agosto .
La AduanI de esta poblaci6n Il cuvo
cargo Sc rncuentra Ia Direcci6n do
B.enes Intervcnidos en- el Estado.
ACADIA de dirig:rse FOR escrito n Sc
FOR don ui.r, :ioriee.I o b!cn Il las
,"crsonas que l"gltimancrte nayar
Il representation. maniicethrdoles que
ara obedeCcr 1rdenes &c Ia SeCret:L-
n de HaCierd.. les notitican que. c.
cDmpania de I'm notario nnbIico. n.ic-
Ian ocurrir I aGuellas oficinas GUAM
do 10 desecn n fin ie proceder a Ia
desintervenc!Gn de los ranches pcrte-
re~cientes L Ia hacienda denominada
La Sautela."
Estos biones son proptedad de don
lingo Noriega. Y fueron intervenidos
Dor el GobIecro c~arrancista , prin-
clpios de 1878. Constituyen una gran
Darcion de- tcrrenos que Sc
tran ubicadcs en- Ell Distrito Norte del
Estado.
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Existe fiebre amarillo en-
ell Puerto de
Veracruz

VERACRUZ. Agosto 4.-El doctor
Kreyble. medico del destroyer ameri-
cano $40 cue hace algunos dfas arri-
DG a este pucrto trayen6o a bordo n
gran cantiiad dc ratoneras para Ia
rampaha lie desratizacion, ha confir
rado Ia existencia de la fiebre anna
ria despuAs del analisis de Ia sangre
Que hizo del enferTno Joes Molina. Es-
IA sangre fue va enviada a Calves
ton donde sera tambien analizada pa
IA Ia ratification del dictamen del
doctor kreyhle.
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2.
En- Saltillo dan cuenta de-
que disminuye la
emigration

SALTtLO. Coahuila. ACosio EN-
esta capital Sc han tenido informes
de que en- todos los puehlos del Esta-
Go sc ha ilcciio notable la disminuci6n
&c n~acionalCs que emIgran a los Es-
tados Uni;!os Y cuyo movimierto va
So hacia p!armante en- meses ~pasados.
En- 10 que respecta a eSta ciudad
solo Il DasLB0rtes Sc han expedldo
en- esta stJnan FL redUcido numero
contrasta con las cantidades de pasa-
rcrtes Que sc cXpidicron las semanas
anteriores. Hasta. cincuenta SalYo-
conductos legaron a archivarse por
Semana
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TUEEL DEsTEuIDO POR LAS
LLUYiAS

CANANEA. Sonora, Agosto lei
tdnel ferrccarrilero que communicable
los campos mineros 'Buena Vista" Y
In Dem6crn:a. fle totalmente destruf-
90 Dor las lluvias t~orrenciales Que en-
dfas pasados cayeron sobre esta re-
gi6n.
La cempaail ferrocarrilera Rio va
dui Y Parifico" re apresta va a vert-
clear los trabejes de reconstruction,
pues ell estado actual de esq tGnel sig
nffica gran6es perdidas a la propia
ccmpaffa-
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LIBROS MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, son victimaf
de Ia ~desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracssan en- sus negocios ,
son desafortunsdos en- amores. Con
tan curiosos libros lograrin toGos
deseos, seran afortunados en- nego-
clos = empresas, lograran Ell carina
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos y triunfaran en- TODD:
sc versn libres de malas influen-
cias, Y venceran G sus enemigos y ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie Ia
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa.
r. gastos y recibira catalogo gratis.
Direccion: SreA V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael 61-A. Habana- Cubs.
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Sc NECESITA una schore o muchacha pa
ra cocinar y trabajo general de casa. Poca
fami!ia. Mrs. Cassidy. 337 Garden 81. ti0)
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Sc N~ECESITAN muchschas para cocer
en- Fabrica &c cam;Sas. Ocurrsn 800 W.
Commerce st.
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LA POLICiA NO PUEDE ARIES
TAR A LOS BORRACHOS

Observation-Disclosures
Ell Procurador General del Estado
ACADIA de dcciarar que la poiicfa de
esta ciudad carece de derecho para
aprehender = los vio:adores de la &C
Ia Volstead.
Por colsigu.ente. 81 los gendarmes
viesen a a'guna persona que violase
las leyes de IN prohibition. tendrAn que
recabar n authorization escrita pa
ra procede- :. gu ~detencion, sin Ia
cual %cualquiera apprehension sera re-
chazada pr arbitraria e Illegal.
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Sc NECESITAN 100 trabajadcrcs. solos o con
fani!is. para TRAFALGAR en- Miras dc AluminIo
on el Estado De Arkansas. TODD el traoa!o -
afuera. Pagamos $3.50 NJ d!3, por diez h"ras
de trabaio. Casas Independence para faFni-
las. Tenemos trabajGndo con HoSotros ~
r,o~iro nos Ell camuo mexicano e. nuevo. bien
si+uado sobrc terreao alto : ;eco. No hay ma
laria. Ten-nos tiendaS. salon de bale y cine
mat5grafo. Magnifico Hospital. NueStros doc
torres visitan los canpos d!ariaHtente: Para
mas detaIlcs. d~irijanse IL Ia K bAU-
MITE COMPANY. BAUXITE. AK.
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VIVA MEXICO

Preparese I'd. 4 fesrejar dignamen
e el pr6Ximo auiverSario de a indie
p~erGenCia de Mexico.
Banderas Mexicanas de PaPel de
china. IS por : pulgadas, sin asia so
c~entavoS Doc.
Bandera Mexicana de papel de chi
ma. sin asia: tamano u por 9 pulga
das 500 Doc.
7 Canfetti. I libra % centavos. 10 Ii
hras por 50. 90, c de 50 libras
. SIS. 90 hermoSoS dolores.
~SerPentinas de dolores. so centa
/ voS Dec. 100 por 500
Globes de 1 pies y medic. 3 por
$50 $500 Doc.
Paroles Japoneses, 6 por Sl.75 800
( Doc.
Pabellones Mexicanos de 3 por )
J pies $1,000 De ) por 5 $500
Pabclloncs Americanos, dc ) por
! , pies $3.50 De ) por s $3.50.
/ Banderss Mexicanas de ~iienso; tama
/ no y por IS $50 Doc De 70 por
/ % 50 90 Doc.
NGENCIA DE NOVEDADES
! Sta \. Box 80 San Antonio, Texas
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ARRENDAMIENTOS.

- RENTAL dos cGartoS sin nuebLeS en-
go Rur.esoa 81. Tome el caro- Nolan. Via
Pine s.. I'D
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Ell RoBo DE CUSTODIA

CANANEA, Sonora. Agosto Los
habitantes de esta poblacion comentan
escandalizados el robo de que fue
vfctima Ia Igiesia Cat6ltca. robo con-
sltente IN una custodia de orc.
Fl ratero sacrflego no ha podido
ser captu-ado hasta ahora.
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NECESITO un hombrc con familig, para
trabajo de labor ccrcs de le ciudad y syude
prdcyar. Casa. lena lcchc, etc. iSre. Ocu-
IRA rraximo mieercoIcs a i22 W. Houston St
I'D
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PESQUISAS.

GkATIFICARE con $1,000 a Ia persona que
me intor;nc del actual raradero de los scSoEes
-. E~Iy, = NIuy;nino MenGeZ 81 prnmero
de- IS amos de edad. ahaparro. tcrnido, boea
gruesa, nariz chata. un ojO ~plcgado. peio ne
.-o. FL segundo. estatura alta. moreno: pelo
negro. ojus del mlsmo color, narlz 2ti!aGa'
buca regular. oreJas chiquitae' iaihplno' "a a.
LIMA. no,;cias y, recibieron dc Bequesoi!,
Cni" rc,pecto a Mendez. y de Bravo, dc Mi
ncra. Texas, por eI aho de 1905. To5os infGr-
mo- di-Syirse Ia sra. Carlota Escobedo.
94q5 E. Washington ST. Stockton, Cal. 90
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Sc NECESITA an planchador de prinnera
c,asc. 5I9 E. Houston -. Casino HAT
Cleaning and Pressing Co.
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DIR. JOSE Ma. SORIANO
DENTISTA MEXICANO.

Premiado en- MtHcO, "a EStaGos I'M
dos Y en- Francis por Ia s@periOridad
de sus uabajos. 30+ Bcady 3.dg7
San Antonio, Texas
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DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 N. San Saoa St. esouI0a cor LAKE
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NECESITAMOS 100 minc:os para nues-
Springs y Burford. Texas. Abundancia de
magnif:cas vasas con aqua. q iglesiaS y es-
cue!as en- IL vecindad. Nuestros m'neros Sc
ranan de $40 90 Il $50. 90 pOr Semana. Prom
10 aumcntaremos precios. TelcGrafieh Q e-
criJau IL A. HICKS. Tyler. Texas.
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MEDiCCS-
DR.. FLlPPEN

oos ". l. S--New York, y. Y.
T-acamieuto 7eCtecc:o&%1" "c az SahH11s
~, -ecesidad de operaci-n ) sUa i7ape-'E cue
az deiique a sus osupac'oHss I'a7l-s. Tan
-, &c anse-metaIes &c. ->,Ona&o. san
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- ~gan,as VISITS. Gc@yra-Ios mod
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Ma GiMONlALES


X CAEkLLEEO Ha=raas y ,-4ha-a.or.
ca pntaala- cus-rSpouGrrr.a -7'orusa son
,rHorlta yiuda o sofa. DE % a - amos De
- Ia D,-so-a .-lc-e~.Ga Grbe :nanGl-
F,lgrrsTx en- - primer cG-tG- Du;E1-sr 81
: Rrl-alG pad a. Nr,oia. Texas. li'
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DE INTERES PAR LOS oBRERoS ME-
XICANOS. Una gran fabrica de hiladoS ' te-
iidos comcnzara sus trabajos pr6ximamentr en-
San Antonio. Los obreroS mexicanos Que ten
gan conocimicntoS del rRmo. seran preferidos
Y dsSde luero los soiicitamoS. Para informes
ocurran q Felipe Castro. superintendent de
trabajos. Los residences dc fuera de la ciu-
dad. rucden d~irigirsC al mismo senior Castro, a
Ia ~csGuina cue forman !as Gales de smith y
Guadalupe 1919. Horas de oficina. 3 a s p. m
Felipe Castro.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT co. COS Vest RouS
ton ST.. puede proportion : = ustct tFana'S
Jorc, y empleos. Tel&fono Or. 6o+l.
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PRESTAMOS

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Sc DARAN $500 dc qualification a ID per
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Para las Fiestas Patrias

BandersS dc SeGa. genera. ccluloidc para SO
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UN ANO DE SUSCRICION n LA PREM.
"a SO lc dara a Ia persona que info-ne del
cxacto paradero de mi hija Antonio Garcia
y de su esposo. cl Senior BaltaEar Amanda
ticnen un hijo de nombre Rafael. En- 1917
-ecibi las ultimas ~uoticias de elloS. de Whortn'
Texas. Cualqu.cr informe dirijase a RetuGio
Aranio. sos Griffin St Dallas, Texas w
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Jose ANTONiO RIVEEA g.

4bo-sfa Gs % TrijEn1iey a. . Re0&h'lrz.
Sc eara-sz lie toGz s.ase de asuatos DT0t=SEo-
aeias IN Gexi-sli. Ba5S Cah;0sh!c- Desp1-
rca En- e sdiS.cIo sjtGado Srente Al del 4
AFsp.au:sr.s Para asu@sos quc hayan 5e
yE-s4Larsa snae --ibuaz.e. autor.dGGGS -
- Estaics Crt1us. ss.r sSCcsado eon &
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PERDIDAS

- Me PEKD.o ua aeecav Cameo. Ia -
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MAESTRO DE ESPANoL Sc solicita IN
maestro competentc que este faniiiariZado
eon cl inglts. Dirigirse Il Mr.. Wilson CO.
San Antonio Club
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= AVSOS D. OCAS/ON =
EMPLEOS


NEIESlIO muchacho para oficina y Beno-
rita que Quiera practIcdr en- cficina. Ill So
Santa Rosa Avenue. 4A'
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ARTLCULOS MEXICANOS

Por libra: Da;ileS pasadOs 25c CHA Sl.2O
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Ell TAPATIO 55c; Molcajete piedra 46e
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Lo=a dc Guadalajura: BotelioneS zoe. soc.
: l.25: Jsr-os 20 a 5oc; Marranitos a-can
cia loo l5c. 25c. soc y 100: Cazuelas !ue
go de 5, CSC, = l.25; TecoloteS l6c. Vases
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Ollitas verdes 20 y loo: AnforitaS 25c. ec.
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DOY UNA gratificaci6n de So. 90 a IL per
soma que me de informes del actual parader9
de Urbano Ga!van, originario de Ouquio' del
nclo rasta5o, frente regular, ojos cafe. usa
hlco.e: la Ultima vcz rsd:caba en- LonSnont,
Colorado. pero hace Is meSes que no escrioe;
Diriri-sc a Felix Galvan. Marion. Ohio. 90
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SFILOS DE COMA

Euyis SIS 5rJenes i quierc ohceaer IN
rabajo Immediate = bicr herno. q Ia homo
able San Antonio Rubber stamp Co.. ll6
So.edad St san Antonio. Texas.
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DESEO SABER Ell PARApERo DC mi M.
necros. celia china tiene una cicatriz arrioa
de la celia derecha: sus uItimos not!cias las
re-ibi de Emroria, Kan. pero hace I amos que
no tengo raz6u de Ell. TODD informe dirlsirSe
A Aurelio ~Ihiquez. Milliken. Col. Go -.
E.am. Wv
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GRAN O~PoRTUNIDAD.

MAYORDOMO con I.rga cxperiencia en-
e. manejo de genie. en- fdbricas, fundiciones,
etc. asi como bastoS conocimientos en- TODD
10 que con este sc rclacione va sea maqui
maria. libros. etc, deSea colocaci6n. Di-ijase
a R. H. r. 1901 Lakevicw Ave. san Ante
MO. Texas. tI2)
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NECESITAMOS MESEROS

Olga q sus amigos : coaocidos que Jos
Prop;etarioS de Restaurants de Dallas. pa
meSeros de prime-G. Para mas informes es
criban 4 Dallas Chamber OF Commerce.
OPEN SHOP Square DeaD ASSOCIA-
TON. Dallas. Texas.
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LA SENORA Maria Ana Trinidad Andra
dc. dcsea sabe- el paradero del Sr 81 padre
Naximiano AndGade ' sus dos hijos. Daniel
y Agripina And-ade que dej6 4 81 cuidade
en- Ia ciudad de Mexico. en- IA Gale de Ia!a
barteyos No 81. Hace algin tempo Cue NO
recibe ~noticias de ninguno de ellos y encarecr
informes de alguno de eilos, sus parien
les o amigos. Favor de dirijir c~ualquier in
forme al ST. Carmen Hernandez. P. 0. BcH
g.. Chandler. Texas. Cllj