davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
ROMANCE BROKEN
|. FOR ALICE DREXEL
Mrs. william Barrett, Wife of
Aviation Captain, Coming
I Home With Child
ABANDONMENT is ALLEGED

uor romance ended. Mrs. Alice Cor
aon Drexel Barrett. only daughter OF
A.. and Mrs. John Il. Drexel. will sail
,. America from France with her
..on,h aid child in the near future.
This information came apparently to
.,rifr reports Of separation from her
t,sb,pd CAPTAIN Barrett. formerly a
e;or in the United states army Cap
.oin Rarrett is said to be in financial
straits.
Tho boby WAS born in a private nurs-
L.. top,o ot Nice. It is said. all expenses
boinr horne by member of the DreXel
III, Her husband is understood to
te a icft France for England. following
nv ,,rronsaction in which check on a
French bank figured
Thus ends the romance that began
han thc then shy and retiring Miss
nrsrcl % pIoprd with Captain Barrett
after his return from service overseas.
Tho Girls family characterized him as
.n % oSycnt,lrer and speht large sums
trocing his origin. and attempting to
t.oot oH the match. All efforts We're
,vnoroil;nr. however. 1t is declared the
Som,iIy ronld neither learn who the cap
ta;n was nor break off the affair.
Cannot Find His Records
~ bcC;n with. his alleged army rec
ord If is said. has vanished aud cannot
bc located at Washington,
Then again. he admitted in an inter
view at the Hotel st. Regis. New York,
following his marriage. that he had been
married once before and divorced,
"unon advice of NV lawyers.
IIc strenuously denied at that time,
however. that he was the Captain Will
i;om Nathan Barrett. born in Hills
moro Ore. who was also divorced, and
wbo was graduated from the United
states Naval Academy in June. 1906.
only to leave the navy after six months
service. .,
The Oregon Rarrett eloped"with aud
married Miss Kathleen Baillie, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baillie, Of
Seattle Mrs. Rarrett obtaining u d.
vorce two years ago. without contest,
and retaining possession of her five
year. old son. She now lives in seattle.
The Captain Barrett who talked in
New York said the record of his birth
had never been made at Washington
D. E. They were careless about such
things them he explained.
In Financial Straits
Some months ago Mrs. Barrett went
abroad with her husband They were
seen at various places by friends Of the
Drexels When they passed through
Paris last May friend of the family
reported the captain had decidedly
bored air. and the family seemed to be
In financial straits, judging by their ap-
pearance and their manner of travel.
The next thing heard was that Mrs.
Barrett had been sent to hospital at
Nice by her husband, and then de-
serted. The Drexels refused to con
firm or deny this report. The captain
was said to be. away on business
visit
Mrs. Barrett. granddaughter of the
late Anthony J. Drexel. Of Philadel-
)phia. is heiress to part of fortune Of
$3.50, 900, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
"IYELP NE FIND BROTHER, Z"
GIRL BEGS DETECTIVES
Mother Needs Him. Pleads Fifteen. Year-OM Deborah
Rdskin, Seeking Man Who Disappeared 4N

Please, Mister Captain, won't you
help me find my brother?"
Fifteen year old Deborah Raskin.
1107 Prospect avenue, the Bronx, stood
in the detective bureau at CITY Hall
this morning. aud with hope and pathos
struggling for supremacy in her big
brown eyes, Appealed for aid in her
search.
While she was asking for help TO find
her missing brother, q telegram arrived
calling her Immediately to Belmar. 4,
j., where her mother is believed TO be
dying.
The girl enlisted the sympathy Of
Detective Schwarr. head of the missing
persons bureau, as she stood before him.
Dark curls fell about her shoulders, and
her small white hands clenched and re-
laxed nervously.
1T seems ages since I've seen Ger.
aid. she said. He used to take me
10 the movies twice every week. and
he helped me with my lessons. ton
start in nigh school next year. and TN
need him worse than ever for nv aritb
metic.
But mother needs him worse tbap I
do. She'll never be well again. the
doctor says, until She sees Gerald
Maybe she'll never see him again, if we
don't hurry. G'll help.
The girl was accompanied BY broth
er. Charles l.. Raskin. New York at
torney. Her missing brother, Jacob Ger
aid Raskiu, came to Philadelphia eight
cen months ago to enlist in the army
de was rejected here and in Pitts
burgh.
lie returned to Philadelphia and vent
to work AZ Hog Island. Six mouths
ago he wrote home and again announced
his intention Of cnliSting in the army,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
COLES IS REPORTED
IN LINE FOR BENCH
Governor, However, Says He
Will Make No Appointment.
! Hall HurIs Def
TRAINER OUT AFTER WARE

Week end politics shivered under
cracking statements by rival factional
leaders while diversion was created
by the report of an agreement on George
w. Coles for seat on the Municipal
Court bench. Councilman Charles r.
Hall. Ware leader. delivered def
against the Republican Alliance. 10
seph c. Trainer. administration leader
in Congressman Wares ward declared
he hoped Senator Ware would not re-
tire from politics until he had been
knocked for political goal
Further, to c0mplicate the situation,
II was reported that the Wares and
the Republican Alliance had both in
dorsed Mr. Coles for the extra seat on
the Municipal Court bench which Is
made availabl" by the increase in the
populations
Governor Sproul. however. ii is un-
derstood. has no intention of naming an =
other Municipal Court judge for the
reason that tho present ihdges are not
overworkod. Mr.. Coles is chairman of
the Town Meeting party and declares
that he is not candidate for office.
Another item of news is the plan to
ask the State Legislature to change the
charter provisions relating to the cleo
ton of "ouncilmen. II is proposed TO
divorce the election Of councilmen from
that OF the Mayor so that public in
terest will not be concentrated solely on
the mayoralty to the loss of City Coun e
ell.
Councilman Halls broadside against
the Republican Alliance was occasioned
by reports that the administration lead
ers propose to unseat him next year a.
q member Of the city committee.
II am not worrying about the fight
they are talking about making against
me, ," said he. Nobody in our ward
pays any attention to the Republican
Alliance.
AS far as my actions in Council are
concerned" continued the Seventh
ward leader. II am going to do what
is best for the people of the ward. II
think an administration measure is
good for them. then | will support it
If not won't vote for it. As far as
politics is concerned, will do what
please"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
TopAVS MARRIAGE LICENSES

NrGlhur G. McGrcgor, l71S Fountain St. ami
yonmpr onmr"Git !. Carrier. l7lS Fountain st
'oSn collins, S2l $. 10Th ST. and Lena T.
NJ eCarhoro. Raleigh =. G.
''TTE"nn D .\nFeill. 1910 Morris St and
I,.aasLIe asLeSa Valerie, 1915 Morris st.
''r"eI paterson. 2Ool $ 9th 81. and Rose
LONDON, 500 Cross st.
"'SWNander Aston 71Os W. Spring St, and
Y:rGs,r.H MGrH Burrows, IlOS W. Spring st.
''TGrs Grsssau urasS9, Sil Watkins St, and Rose
ASoiF ASSirFSSS9 IS Sa8 Watkins =
Ss5 %Fre.' r' cNniTiLnda, tSa \. oriqnna 1T. and
HTTTeI HaTTrTV p p"'ilEnp Itnuhl Sl5 =; oAIlrsheny ave
a,iEteoaa BIehm, l36 sharp st. ""'
"'Immert $ Buync, GG7 Conestopa ST and
sir,orenre l.. Skunk. 1906 y 5Ith st.
"W''r Irustcr, i0l Manning ST. and Anna
or," Nv, $SIuck. lOl Manning ST.
GGnnrt|' va n. 10Th ST.. and Jennie
v,MMarICh, 1913 ~ 10Th St
''NSn W 5tsl,y, lGG +. stafford st and
rSu,aa,.Ld CoWltng 1919 n. Smedley 81
WsI.G SGorH1nls, @i3l $. 10th st., ana Marie
.tnns'In5.. ~. 2l3l :, 10th st. ' :"
PaImmours musSIT 7a5 Wallace st. and Blanche
Jotcn,ht amer. T. 1881 Lemon st.
OHM "3%Gs 1905 2ih2 n. 10th st., and Anna
Posncr. %EuSr 9IaS 'iS oSh s. 5'h st, and Ida S
Cosmos Macco, il13 a" rStar H. o,
Somi,do Porrecu, lSns '',o.h -,
chsrIcs rSTIesco, lS2S $, 10Th at '''
Trant SIieJin9rH. Baltimore, Md, and EthoI
Sic human 3l2 Lombard st. and c;uq-
Artbur' 'SIIinlan' 3l2 Lomba rd 81 "''' Jug
Nu,,o,H,' H'',BS ss Syracuse. y Y, and Irepo A
1S'"'' 1906 Woodland ave. ' irene
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Deaths of a Day
Joseph Graf

Joseph Graf. wealthy Tioga busi =
ness man. died Saturday night nt his
home. 1917 Westmoreland street. fol
lowing an illness of several months. Hp
was sixty nine years old. For many
years Mr.. Graf conducted shoe store
at the Wcstmorcland street address, but
for the past fifteen years had been or
gagged in the cigar and tobacco business
there. He was a member of K"n1ertoH
Lodge, No. 2G6, Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, also of Tioga Liedertafcl,
Lodge. He is survived by his widow
Mary Graf. two sons, Joseph. Jr. and
Ernest Graf. and daughter Mrs
Sophia Graf. Services will be held this
afternoon at his home, and nterment
will be private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Clarence Cogill

Collingswood. \. j.. July 26.-Clar.
encc CogilI. thirty nine years old, su
perintcndont of the West Collingswood
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school and
n member Of the board of trustees of the
church, died in his home, 32S Richcy
avenue, Saturday after lingering i'll
Ness. He leaves his widow and one
daughter. Mr. COgill was an active
churchman in West Collingswood. He
lived here for thirteen years. The
funeral will take place from the West
Collingswood Methodist Church this
afternoon, the pastor, the Rev. Andrew
Carliu. to Ofiiciate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26

street, Gloucester. az Blank was going
to the Pusey & Jones shipyard where
he is employed.
Blank, according to witnesses, saw a
friend on the sidewalk and leaned out to
hail him. Both cars were going slowly
at the time, and the cries of other pas
sengers who saw Blank hit. caused the
motormen to put on the brakes sharply
The injured man was taken first to
the shipyard hospital and then to the
Cooper Hospital. where an examination
is being made to determine whether or
not he has fractured skull.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
FEARED OPERATION; DIES
Man Shoots Himself Rather Than
Face Suraeon's Knife @

Despondent because of the necessity
for an operation. according to his
friends, Heinrich Conrad Meyers shot
himself through the heart in FairhiIl
Square. Fourth and Lehigb avenue, last
night.
In his pocket was the following note
ITO whom IL may concern Kindly mott
fy Charles Haperlipe, 1886 North Percy
street, in case of accident" The man
had about 500 in his coat pocket when
found.
According to Haperline, Meyers had
been separated from his wife fftesn
years. His wife and daughter are now
said to be living in Wilmington. He
roomed in the vicinity of Second street
and Columbia avenue. aud was recently
told at the Philadelphia Hospital the
operation was imperative. He was a
cabinet maker by trade.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Arrested on Hold-Up charoe

Edward Paul. twenty two years old.
OF 1857 North Philip street, was AR
rested in an Atlantic City cafe last
night by Detectives Winning and Dia
imond charged with completely in the
hhold'up last Monday of Benjamin
Hoegeie, of 1742 North Dover street,
milk wagon driver. who was relieved
OF $3.50 in collections at Marshall street
ana Glrnwood avenue. Harry Miller.
ailaS Monk, and David Aiken have
slready been arrested in connection
With the affair.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
HURT LEANING FROM CAR
Shipyard Worker Struck by Another
Trolley at Gloucester

Frederick Blank, thirty.tw years
old, of Ritchie and Clay streets. West
Collingswood. was seriously hurt this
morning when he leaned his head from
II trolley car and was struck by Il ear
going in the opposite direction. The oc.
cident occurred at Broadway and King
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
AUTO THIEF WOUNDED
Abingdon Police Think Shot Hi
Eleeina Suspect

'cS'nY Suspect
Tbington patrolmen. chasing an auto
mobile thief through n corn3eld near
Willow. Grove last night. believe they
crippled him.
Three automobiles were stolen near
Willow Grove last night. Theft of II
touring ear owned by Anthony OFT, of
Doylestown, furnished chase in when
the one man is believed to have been
shot
A young man jumped into the ma :
chine at 3 80 O'Clock and started to
drive away. Patrolmen gave chase in
another car, firing at the thief. Near
Roslyn the thief abandoned the stolen
car aud fed through a cornfeld One
bullet had struck the car in such a po-
sition as to wound the driver.
a sedan car, owned by Joseph s.
TOurison, of COG Mt. Pleasant avenue,
Chestnut Hill. was stolen near the park
and an automobile owned by Raymond
Poole, of York road near 'Eriem, was
also stolen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26

No word has been received from him
since.
His little sister said today, when
summoned to her mothers bedside, that
she would return to- Philadelphia to-
morrow and resume her search. s
I'm going to see Mr.. Brush head
of the Hog Island shipyard. He'll help
me find my brother, she said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
YEGGS' WORK FRUITlESS
Blow Open Safe on Broad Street
but Fail to Get Loot

An attempt to rob the safe of the
Fisk Tire Co.. at 6G4 -66 North Broad
street. was discovered at | o'clock this
morning. w..
A patrolman Of the Twentieth and
Buttonwood streets station saw the door
at the entrance to the building standing
open. Hc summoned Detectives Hut
Crimson and Calhoun who found the
combination com tr Jock on the doors of the
Efforts of the robbers to open the
inner doors to the strong box were not
successful and the contents Of the safe
were untouched.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Parker W. Hardin

Richmond. Va, July 2G-Parker w,
Hardin, three times attorney general Of
Kcntuck and nominee for governor of
that state on the Democratic ticket
in 1896, died here today. He was sew
enty nine years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Twelve Chinese Gamblers Fined

Magistrate Grelis today fined twelve
Chinese $40 each on charges Of gam
bling. They were taken in u raid OIL
the establishment Of Lee King, in the
rear Of a house on Race street near
Tenth. King was held in $500 bail for
court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
BOYS HELD FOR VANDALISM
Are Accused Of Breaking Into School
and Destroying Furniture

and Destroying Furniture
Three boys were today sent to the
House of Detention for alleged vandal-
ism at the James Logan public school
Nineteenth and Race street, last Thurs
day.
Detectives Singer and Willibridge. of
the Twentieth and Federal streets sta
ton. arrested the boys on the charge
of having forced an entrance to the
school. destroyed furniture in the prin-
cipal's office, and committed general
vandalism.
The boys are Tony D'Antonio. ten
years old, and his brother Rocco. eight
years old. and Harry Moore. twelve
years old. of Garnet street below Whar-
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
BURY VICTIM OF LADDER
Funeral Of Harry .Wolfrum Held
From His Home

FROM tbs nome
The funeral of Harry Wolfrum, who
with Captain Edward Schwarzkopf
met his death when ladder broke at
the Fritz and La Rue fire Wednesday.
took place today from his late home,
2216 Cross street.
Fellow members of his company.
Engine Company No. 3. attended the
services, as did members of the
American Legion, and several secret
orders to which he belonged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

The Municipal Band tonight plays
at Twenty seventh street and Allegheny
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-26
Beginning Today, Unprecedented Values in the
Linde August Furniture Sale
Guaranteed Savings of 20 to 40 Per Cent
BeLouU Every Other Store
Belou Euery Other Store

careful
that Furniture Sales
eoo years Manufacturing and conditions
rageous prices regardless of their
ou easily hee this the
years made its August Sales the
th year De haue put ot greater efforts For months
dHgeny
good larger amen greater Uaues and bigger
The four floors and three galleries immense store are
packed
block long could not hold another This
below todays market Our
proht policy enable undsel
20
We VIII Hold Purchases for Future Delivery
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
VENTA ESPECIAL DE MA
TERIALES NUEVOS Y
USADOS DEL
e. 5RCITO
Ertresa mediata.

Frazadas nuevas de Ei&rcito Americana
pu-a lana. color olive 5000 doc. SIS 81
una. Frazadas misra clase liseramente
usadas. S12.00 doc. $3.50 una. lmpermea.
b!es nuevoS eStiio oficiales EiercIto Cana.
dense. larcos, con cinto. elegarte. absolu-
taucnte prueba &c aqua. barata excepcio.
nal sl0S.o0 doc. s9.95 unc. Sobretodos o.
D. usados, renovadoS. con botones negros,
$500 doc. slo.50 uno. Sweaters de los
OiicialeS del Ei9rc;to, muy ErueSas, pura
lana. MARIA nuevd, va2eu $500. especial
ST.95 una. CdpiSctas : calzoncillos pura
lana liEerauecnte usados. sI.35 plea. Pida-
nos lista de precios comple:a de toGos los
a~rtieulos usadc5 por el E%iircito. Giro Pos
tai o de Express. o Check certificado con
n ordea; ~ninguna remission c. o. D. In.
cluya Suficientes estarnpillas 81 envio debe
ser por co-reo. Sc devuslve cl dinero 81
ne-caRcils no ~resultdn satisfactorias. AR
Ny SALVAGE WAREHOUSE co. La ca
50 mas ErInde de su clasc en- el mundc.
0r6ene dc los AlmaceneS mas cereanos.
Greerville. S. c. Fort Worth. Texas. Pen
saeola. Fla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
DR.. HERACLIO GONZALEZ

427 N San Saba St. esquina con
Lakeyiew. TeIefono Travis $40
T,R N. aARTINEZ GULMAN. Espeet@tsta
n Intermediates re ninos , psrtos- Medie'-
- S.3--al- Of;ciaa- 1901 ". ComEEres
s. Tesetooo Travis Z2Sa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

PETACAS Y YEIICES de construction fuer-
te; t--bHio garantiz=Go. Ter.U maguificcs
veli:ss de MADEIRA foiraGos rUn .dm.na a. pre-
CLOS mug bara;os. FABRICa de Battles y Pc
tscas. D. Munoz Loco. siS DOlorCsa St. San
Antonio. TsIas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
PLATILLOS MEXICANOS

Fl ST. Goazalo P. EliEondo. p-opietario del
Depot CAFE. pOae en- corcciIniento de sus
par-oauianos, cue dia-iamente Si-ve los ST
s~uienteS ~platilIos 4 peecios muy moderados:
Cabrito relleno. Rajas mexicanaS. Chiles Re.
lleroS. CSrre de puerco en- pipian. Mole de
GuajolotC. Encb;laGaS coloradaS y verdes. Ca
5-iyo en- fr;t>da. Alb ndigaS en- chipocle.
Gallina adobada. Lorno ~relleuo. Lengua lam.
p-cGda Y en- salsa. Patas de puerco en- eSca-
5eche. LoreS de Guadalaiara. ChjleS er no
cada. A-roZ 4 Ia valencian2, Rino2es n Ia
Espanola. CamaroneS : IA vinar-et2, Pes
caGo ve-ac-uzano. Chocolate ncXicano. Depot
Cafe. 1895 ". Houston S., CT. 4l3S.
roy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
TR < 2SOS

Sc TRASPASA Frr;cria y local PROF Q
Para Restaurant 0 expendio dc PaStu--..
ESQ. e. PaSo y Leoaa 10. (l0I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

TRUCK FORD, ultiao nodelo. una gan
"a. Staacke Bros. i46 Main Ave. san An
tonic, Texas. (b)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
MARMOLERIA RODRIGUEZ.

Ordene- con tempo sus monumen-
tos para Ell dia de finados. Tenemos
cruces de m&rmol con crucifijos y
con Virgen, de Guadalupe, q precios
comoGos. Nuestras exhibiciones es-
tan en- ell cementerio San Fernando Y
en- Ia Agencia de Inhunaciones Cue
IRA" EsQuina- Houston y San Saba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

DARE $500 de qualification 7 ia pc-so-
ma que. me informe del paEadero de mi hija
Eduwigcs Perez. de 25 amos de edad, Il
quicn accmpana su esposo Francisco Her
nandez. U~ltimamente estaba en- Fort Worth.
Texas, en- un Restaurant cue qucda 4 una
cuadra &C n estacion del fcrrccarril. Di-
rigirSe i Maria de Jesus MARITIME. 1856 San
Fernando esq. con san Saba. San Anto-
Mo, Texas. (6j
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

EN- LA MISMA GALE. otra de tres
cEartos. rrecio 81. 1000 dollars: SI50.00 al
contado y 20 por ciento al mes. Dirigirse al
Sr. ROBES. con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
SELLOS DE COMA

y Accessories. Acabo de recibir I'm eXtenso
surtido &c Fechadores. r&aia y coi!neS para
seilos y Alfabetos de todoS tamGnUs. Pida CO.
ta.oso en- espaUol. l. Santos Urtl. Gil Do
gorosa ST. Tel. Travis 5232.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
Lie. Jenaro Ceniceros
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AboEadc Mexicano. Associate con e EN-
rente Abosado Americana. John ". Feier.
Apar:aGo 1885. Miami. Arizona
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

GRATTFICARE con IN ano de susc-;cion
al diario La PRENSA q n persona que nc
de informcs del Iugar donde Sc eacuentra el
jovea ALEXANDRA CAClQUE, de II ailos
de edad. Es crisinario de Rincon de Cen
teno. del Estado de Guanajuato. Sus pa
dres son Laureano Cxc;sue y Sebastiana Cue
liar. Hace catorce meses, mas o nenoS. Sc
vino para este pals y no Sc ha vueito a sa-
Der de el. Contestar o SEBASTIANA CUE.
LIAR. GEORGETOWN. Texas. (e)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOSADCS.
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

AbocaSc MeNicanc. 1870 Brady b4cS,
Telsforo c.. T1S. san Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

SU CREDTTO cs bueno. Ee1El I'd. or6e-
ne 10 cue e agraGe y con VI pequei;o abo
no se-aanario o5tend=a mUcho de 10 ;ndiSrcn-
sable. Plarchas electricaS. t-a=adas. col
chas, chaieS ETC.. etc. los Sen Fernando St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

Or. 5. YASCUEZ Go2EZ, 81 FEos- H!dS,
9--sgrcs Esa.ls 4655 , 2lsT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

POR PC. enviaremos 5 p~ostales nexicanas.
incluyendo Mapa de Mexico. LA SORPRE-
SA." Apan. Hidalgo. Mexico. ts)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN Sc lie da-i 4
la persona que me informe del paradero dc
mi hermana Genoveba Gonzalez de Jaimes.
sonora mayor lie edad. Hace un ano Sc en-
contraba en- Cheft. Arizona. y tuvc razon de
ella, por conducto de Ia senorita Dorotea Va
rela. A eSta misma senorita. 81 cs ~cristia-
ma, le aGradeceria mucho c~ualquiar informe:
10 pasado, 10 tengo olvidado. Dirigirse a II
Sra. Blasa Gonzalez dc Wells. AS River st.
%
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03

UADERNo DE PASToRES con ella. Pa.
rrado. Nabal. Mcngo, Lizardc. Bato. Barto-
10. Ermitano. Angel. Teyano, MeliZo. Tulio.
Toringo. Cuchar6n. Doristo. Luzbel. Satanas.
ASmodeo. Astucia. Pecado. Earon. Plut n
% hojas ~eScritas en- maqu,na, S6.T5. GRAN
CONCILIo DE LUZBEL con Pecado. Sa-
tanas. Asmodeo. Astucia. Asm6n. Astoret,
Asturiel. 20 hoias escritas = mauaina. $500.
EN- BARR0 DE GUADALAJARA. Maria.
jose. el Milo. los Tres Reyes, La Huida 4
Egipso. La Degullaci6n de los ;aocrntes.
Pastores, elias, Diablos, Ermi:a"rs. Cana.
ditos. Musgc verde. Fare:rs. Lenteiue'a, Or
namcntos. Papel dorado. Oropei. Papel de
China. Lentejuela de dolores, etc. En- jue-
SOS completes para nacimientos. precios es.
p~ecialcs. ordene con tempo 4 la AGENCIA
DE PUBLICACIONES "GALVANCITO."
100 North Santa Rosa Are. San Antonio,
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-03
ATENcION PROPIETARiOS DE TIE
RRENOS EN- MEXICO

81 listed posce ranches, haciendas, %terrenos
,et-oliferos o madereros en- Mcxico. o terrenos
nocne5os. V los cuales Gu;eran vender pronto
~envitnos su description cOmpleta 'unto con
mapas que indiquen su situaci n. y el precio
mas baio possible. Estamos relacionados am
pliamente en- los Estados Unidos y en- buroFa
n-sdores que tieren dinero listo para nvertir-
10 en- Mexico. Nosotros hacemoS ura espeeia-
iidad del maneio de propiedades mexicanas. >
asce11ranaos que obraremcs rapidamente, 81 sus
Sc encuentran en- orden y los PR
- y -a-onables. Dirijase al LAND DE.
PARTAMENTo.
International Land and Lease Co.