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COURT TO DECIDE.

San Francisco, Dec. 29.-Whether
four kings and the joker constitute
q hand in poker that beats four aces
was the point, att issue in the grand
larceny case against Manuel j. Free
nandez when 1t came up for preiim-
mary hearing in thespolice court here
recently. 81,
!, The testimony indicated that Fer
nandex was sitting in a. friendly game
with Miguel Olympus who brought
the. present action against him, and
Benjamin Santos, The joker was
..wild" and some ll, Il sey tits featured sat 90
n Finally olymps:f found himself. hold
Ing q hand in which there were four
aces and a queeh. Fernandez opened
the pot, for S. and Olympus hoisted
1t to 500. Fernandez raised. and
then moved In with his entire
working capital. 4245st In all
-Four aces. he remarked, reaching
for the chips. I.
Five kinss. Fernandes retorted.
-Four of EN- and the bug"
Fernandez tookSthe money and
Olympus called hespolice. At the
first court hearing Police Judge Syl-
5Yester Mcktee postponed! action until
,HoyleS rules could b consulted.
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ST. PAUL
LIVESTOCK.

South St. Paul. Mimi. Dec 2s.T-t
Cattle receipts 5000; beef steers weak
to Csc lower; best sales today, 8.76ss-
few around 3 .n0rwith blk sK7J5l8 COS
butcher cows and heifers steady. lew
ners and cutters 2.75@4.0O; bologna
bulls 400 @ 500; few beef bulls up to
500; res calves SOC higher; best
lights 9.25; stockers and feeders slow
mostly steady. g
Hog receipts 10000; market slow.
about csc lower; range s.00@9.50;
bulk $500 $40; bulk pigs and light
lights 9.75@10.O0. 4
Sheep receipts 500; market 25 to
soc higher; top lambs l1.25; best
light ewes 4.50.
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Duluth. MIMI. Dec. 2s.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat. 71,-
500; oats 2s,300; rye $4,000; haxf u.
700.
shipments-wheat 1890 bushels;
oats 1000; rye 22,70O.
Elevator receipts bonded grain.
Wheat $500.
Duluth car inspections-Wheat,.
Nos. l and 2 drak northern and Nos.
l and 2 northern SO; No. 3 dark nor
them and No. 3 northern IS; other
spring SO; Nos. 1 and 2 amber duruns
and Nos. 1 and 2 durum !; No. 3alril-
Der durum and No 3 dprnm 1:ssmut-i
ty durum 2; other durum 4: Nos. 4
and 2 dark hard winter and Nos. \
and 2 hard winter O. mixed s4;E-alls
wheat 1872; flax 16; mixed grain q:
corn 8: oatsS21; rye 80; all grains
1874; on track SO.
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~-
UULUTH.
DULUTH GRAIN.

Duluth. Minn, Dec. 29.-Whsats
prices were advanced sharply In Sto.S
days market on active exporters bid
ding. 4a
December spring wheat closed
cents up at $1.67; March 4pcents pps
Ct SIT bid and May : IA up ~
S1.s3 bid; December durum closed
Ia cents up at $l.68 l-2 bid d
May . cents up at 31.ss lie bid. .
Flaxseed trade was Mfelese5 ana III
came chiefly in the May, 5futNreas
Crushers We're reported to be picke.s
ing Up small lots Of seed at ttmoa.
The close was strong. December iaI
closed unchanged at ,Slss& nominallySs
January 1 cent up at. $1.S7 bid and
May 6@6 cents up at $2.O1.
Rye closed 3 la cents up at $l.53$
l-4@1.54 IA for spot; December :
Ia cents up at $l.49 bid and May 3
IL cents up at 31.40 LA bid.
Oats closed 81 cent up at IS 3-SS
for spot.
Barley closed unchanged at 6o@sss
Closing: Wheat, No. dark nor
them on track sl.73@1.7s; NO. ].
dark northern $1.70 q 1.73; No. 3. dark
northern $1.62@1.70; No. ! amber
durun, IN track 31.7o III @1.75T l-z:S
No. 2 amber durum $l.68. 1-2@I.7s
la; No. 2 amber durum to arrive
$1.6S>1-2; No. ! durum $1.S6 1-2; NO.
2 durum $1.64 1-2; No. l mixed dur
UNI $1.66 Ia; No. 2 mixed dururn
1854 1-2; No. / dark, hard Montana
on track $1.72@1.74.
Flax-on track and arrive .$f.s2;S
$1.87 bid: May $2.0l.
Oats-On track and arrive As 3-S.
Rye-On track $1.52 1-4@1.54 11-1:s
arrive $1.50 Ia; December Sl.4e bldg
aMcE $1.4O Ia bid. aSsEy IS
Barley-On track SOC 65. Ts1
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LEGAI NOTICES,
-. 's-.F-.F 80 ~ T.Ir-s.I s
STATE DAKoTAy /

HI)l 9 M j. asl
s s''''y 5 8 So; !:
: ]. 3 \ \ ~
Mali D~raxton. Karen
Engen.hPeter a. eDrAx-a ~, III
ton, Caroline. Hanson, {.
Selma Skjei. Clara I
ID RI x TO n, NJ edora
Draxton. minor, Alice :.
Draxton. minor. Har-
riet. Draxton. minor. 4 fr
Francis Draxton,
minor. Peter Skurdell, 81
special guardian 5tfors Isl
said minors and to ,Se
all others interested &
The State Of North, Dakota ana the said
y County, Court ia, tho above named
j respondents, greetings: 7,fAs
- Yousand <eachiof yotsfafe hereby cited
said state. at the Office Of the County
O'Clock p. M. Of that day. then n there
to show II any there b. why the
administration Of said estate should not
Of said petitioner allowed 4 the residue
of said estate be assigned to the mex of
kin and heirs at law
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota,
t fGaus 9Th s day December, =; u r. ls29i
Judge Of the County Court.
Attorney for Petitioner $ AZ
* Northwood. North; pakota.. 5a..4v s.s.e
a. 49,. (pec.a S~-16-2S.SS.) ~
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-erooX1oID11a W1FIHa.

the Grand Forks Street Railway Co. will
be held at the offices Of the company at
.215 South Third street, Grand Forks,
at 1880 p. M. for the purpose Of electinE
q Board Of Directors md the considera-
ton OF such other business as may be
legally brought before the meeting.
...4 o. A. WEBSTER.
Secretary.
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.
CASH SALES.

Chicago, Dec. ,29.-Wheat No. 2
hard LII; No. 2 northern IFS. Corn
No. 2 mixed IS 1-2; No. 2 yellow 76@
II. Oats No. 2 white At 1-4@48: No.
8 white As 1-4@46 1-2. Rye No. 2,
.1.61 Ia 1852. Barley So @82. limo
thy seed, $50 q $50; Clover seed 1900
10000. Pork nominal. Lard 1912.
Ribs 1880 Il. 90.
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I0RAiN MD MOGR

Minneapolis Minns Disc. 1S.-Flour
unchanged, Shipments 2s.5S1 batsr
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GRAND oRKsssHRR EDNEspA nEcEnBE q. u
LOST Avn 1.y,uxD,

LOST WATCII NOE. sa.EI f0oiD
piece attached. In Masonit Temple OF
Vicinity Notify ]. G. SHEPPARD for.
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nRAIN REGEfrM

Minneapolis, Nifrn.. nee. 3s-Nheat
Fsceipts 21Sscarss compared With SAG
IL year ago.
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as.sDsmsSPlanX Nj srSpresentAdss Rair
2&redes(1nnt, y Journal, aEhuck6rthefa
q 40 sense "a getting sore a6o1fa AZ.
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LosT-PINCHER GLASSES IN CASE;
\ Plain case. marked Dr. a. Eksrn,
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New York, Dec.l 29.-Prime mer-
camille paper z 3-4@s; exchange firm:
sterling so day bills BAT 3-S; Francs
demand 5.S5; cables 5.S7. Lire demand
1856; cables 3.3S. Marks demand 1885:
cables 1856. Greece demand ITO.
Montreal IS 7-S per cent discount.
Government bonds Irregular; railroad
bonds lrm. Time loans firm; so days,
80 days and s months Z 1-4@7 IL.
Call money steady; high u; low q;
ruling rate Z. ss 1883
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CHICAGO.
AND PROVISIONS.

~ SAANA&d, AeCss 6Ss--N IlSAI IoHUou
downward in price today, bearishly
new export business. Depression of
the cotton market was also : an ele-
ment of weakness in the wheat trade.
On the other hand, country offerings
proved extremely light. Opening
prices, which ranged from la to /
IA lower, with March $1.s2 to 1852
IA and May 31.s7 to..k57 IA, were
followed by moderate further de-
clines and, then something Of q rally.
{ Deliveries. on December contracts
.eased the corn market, After open
ing unchanged to Is cent higher,
with May rs, 1-8 to "a 3-8, prices
showed a downward slant. Oats were
steadied by some improvements OF
shipping demand. the market starting
unchanged to is e n higher, and
later hardening a little more.
Provisions lacked any aggressive
support, and were inclined to sag.
later. unsie was a use.ueu .esessal
less to word that many vessels had mr.
rived at Galveston and would load
out 5000, 900 bushels Of wheat. The
market closed firm. 31-2%stO A centN
net higher, with March 1855 Ia. to
LES 1-z aud May 1.6f11-4 to 1.6ls1-2.
The market subsequently advanced
on buying 9scribed to shorts and ele-
1 5-S to. 2 e~ net higher with May
"a rs to IS.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Dec. 29.-Butter. higher;
receipts 1895 tubs; creamery extras
IS: firsts 40@51; seconds 33@47;
standards AZ.
Cheese unchanged. 4
Eggs. unsettled; receipts 1857
ca SEES; f1rsts 50; ordinary tirsts, 60@
GA; at mark, cases included .59@64;
refrigerator firsts 5000; refrigerator
extras 50 1-2@eO. /.
Poultry. alive, higher; fowls 22@
q; springs 81; turkeys 40.
e. LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Dec. 29.-Hog receipts
$4,000 Is to IS cents lower than yes
terday's average: light OF most; top
5000 on light lights; practical top
on 200 pound average 5000; bulk
$3.50 10,l5; pigs mostly rs cents
lower; spots more; bulk desirable 80
to $50 pound pigs $10.25@10.50. 80
Cattle receipts 5000; comnYons and
medium beef steers opened steady to
stronger; others steady; early sales
mostly $S.00@9.5O; she stock steady;
best action on n and heifers;
bologna bulls steady to strong; bulk
$5.75 @ $50; fat bulls. calves, stock
ers and feeders steady; choice veaters
to packers $12.25 @ 1880.
Sheep receipts $4,000; fat lambs
steady to Is cents lower; choice fed
western $3.50; bulk $1,000 q l2.50;
aged sheep firm; choice western ewes
$3.50; bulk 34.25@5.35: feeders
steady.
POTATOES.
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:. NEW YORK

L.. New York, Dec. .29.--Butter,t
strong; receipts. $500; *acreamery
higher. than extras Sc l.2@bE:
creamery extras coz scorera5e;' irstsi
E(88 to- 81 score) 43@55. .gzl H.,
+ Eggs, firm; receipts 10.24S; fresh
gathered extras first 7s: firsts 1907.
Cheese, irregular; receipts 74S;
state whole milk flats held specials
early made 27@2s; ditto. fall made
IS @26; state whole milk. flats held
average run 24@25; state whole milk
flats fresh specials A@25; ditto,
average 22@22 1-3.
1--we poultry steady; fowls 34@s5;
blessed dull, western chickens, bar
rels ESQ "a; ROSTERS fresh 22@24.
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New York, Dec. 29.-Copper easier;
|~electrolytic spot. nearby and first
quarter IL 3-4@13 IL; iron steady
and unchanged; tin firm; spot $500
34.oo; futures $500; antin,ony $3.50
5.s7 ~; lead steady; spot 4.50@4.79;
zinc quiet; East st. Louis delivery,
spot. 5.6O@5.75. ss,
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK.
,
STOCtkS.

New York, Dec. 2s.-The stock
market today responded generally TO
active demand for theSbAtter tyne
rails. Southern Pacific rose : la
points: Northern Pacific, Reading and.
IAhigh Valley 2 each. and Atchison;.
st. Paul. Preferred. 500; Norfolk and
Western; New York Central: Balti-
more and Ohio, and Southern Rail-
way / to ~ La. Crucihle rallied four
points Atlantic Gulf 2 and Mexican
Oils gained I to 3 points. Dactded,
especially American and Baldwin
~:Ioconotiyes. aslf ;.fN ~.
III Wells Fargo rose 3 points, Ameri-
a Express 3 1-2. and Food and
Motor specialtiesy were materially bet
ter. Dealings In the forenoon ex-
ceeded those of recent sessions and
call money was In free supply at Z
per cent. y
New low records were made by two
leading issues in the Initial stages of
.today's stock market.
Atlantic Gulf fell Z IA points, to
.$9. and Crucible Steel declined ! la
SO 70 Ia. United Fruit. Mexican
General Electric, Console,
New n2Haven comprised athew other
heavy shares. European oils were
again strong, however. Royal Dutch
rising 3 3-s and Shell Transport one
point: Reading and other coalers
were firm, as well as Southern Pacific
and Canadian Pacific. New York Air
brake and Beet Sugar recovered part
of yesterdays losses, and utilities
were&featured by Adams Express ut a
gain of 3 IL points.
Excepting Atlantic Gulf, which re-
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LIBERTY BONDS:

g New York, Dec, 29.-Prices ut noon
were:. 8 las 1910; first As $3.50;
second As s4.3s; first 4. 1-4.'s $500;
second 4 LAS s4.sS;r third 4 las
fourth 4 1-4's s4.SS; Victory 3
3-4's $500; Victory 4 3-4's $3.50.
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Grand Forks Herald
Company

FOR SALN-BABY BED. HIGH CHAIR
and buggy. ~ stove and extra large
pillow. TIC Chestnut st. Phonas1lsS.
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PO,TATOES,

steady: receipts 27 cars: northern
whites sacked $1.4O@1.60 swt; Idaho
rurals sacked $1.75 cwt.
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SEE US FOR PRICES ON COAL,
wood, hay. and Feed Hanson q Maves
Co, E..sG. Forks. Mimi. Cali 14e2-w.
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MONEY TO LOAN. A. M.sNASH, r. a.
Clifford. B1d9.. Grand FORKS. ". D.
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GEORGE HILER FOR ALL
kinds Of wood: delivered. Phone 33l0:
DRY WOOD FOR SALE - SAWED.
Phone 49.F.111. "a
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WE HAVE AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE
for Inga Larson. Anybody knowing
her whereabouts or address please
write. A. D. G., Herald, or leave ad-,
dress .At Herald office g
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FARM LOANS IN THE RED RIVER
Valley In Minnesota. Rates reason.
See Sullivan Bros. sos East Grand
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DR. %. EDGAR HODGE OVER THE
Dacotah Pharmacy. Phone eblW.
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AttofneyE TOT P0ttti0nerS. 8 z
. Northwood. North, Dakota. (
!. sq.Ts, IDec,, S-16-2s-ss.O
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06TNoEA1H1

RANGE FOR SALE. l3.s
Cheyenne Ave.-ss3
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1lisClGlI4ANEoUA roR sAI1ns

Paper Nunnx Tor the Trade.
We carry the NlarEoot 6tock OF
paper In North. Dakota, and can
furnish good ssrvtcs. d..
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L0sr AND raVNp

LoST-rHRsoN VINO TOOK rARCMI.
From cutter int oitOR.N lldef, Salloy n
z knoW u. ff brought { s57llsstfh Ava,
trouble MI hN made,
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Private Sanitorium for Wofnen, Electric
Cabinet Baths and Body Massage.
Anna NJ. Peterson, Graduate Nurse
and M~asseuse. 900 N. 3rd st. Grand
Forks. Phone Coz.
Baths. Swedish Massage. Ladies, Gentie.
men: Ernest Carlson. Hotel Dacotah.
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MONEY To LOAN.

Ehildrsn taken care Of by day, week al
month: Phone 1881. write. $50 Herald.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
LILA MODA AL DIA.....
la ULTIMA MODA EN-
cAPA-MANTO

Las capas todavia Sc hallan de mo
da Y quiza en- Ia primera parte de Ia
Primavera su uso aun este muy en-
boga, principalmente, en- el estilo de
capa-manto. cuyas iineas son ran va
riadas, que puede decirse, no hay en-
esas prendas monotonia alguna.
Las capas para Ia primavera, CO.
MO Ia que ilustra q modelo irserto,
son r1uy comodaS y seucillas. y es-
tan confeccionadas con generos dc
lana liceros. Y satines o tafetas. f
modelo QUE hoy presentamos a nues,
tras lectoras. eS de tricotina girls. E.
cuello Y Ia cCstura de ajuste su,
perior. son las PARTICIPATES caracteris
ticas de Ia brenda Y los grandes DO
tones cubicrtos del misnlo metal, ha
cen otro detalle novedoso. FL mode
10 queda tambien muy bien c~onfeccio
nado con gabardine azul de Marina
topo 0 cafe claro V constituira un q
tractivo abrigo para las noches 81 s.
confecciona con charmeuse de colo:
roo de China, Azul de Copenhague
rosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
CHGQUE EN- LA ESQUINA DE
COMERCTO \ BLACKBERRY

En- la esquina de Concrete ' Hack
berry, POGO despues del mediodia de
aver. Sc regisJr6 Ut choque entire 81
sutocsmion de carga S379394 de la
Magnolia Petroleum Co" que ma
nejGba L. T. Leonard. domiclliado en
e. Nc. los De Ia avenida ". Fall. y
ID motociclets que sonducia J. J. Ha,
le, so!dado del fuerte Sam Houston.
e soidado, vfctima de ligcros gol,
pes, iue recogido del luger del acci.
dente por e. sgente de policis Chris
roph.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Los socialists qaieren
que Sc confisquen sus
bieneS al ex-kaiser

BERLIN, Mario Bel debate
para privar al ex-Emperador Gui-
llermo de sus propiedades y fortuna,
Sc inici0 hoy ~acalorado, en- vista de
la mocion presentada pOr los socia,
!istas de la Mayoria de la Dieta, pa
"a que ell case Sc pase a la Asam-
blea Nacional. Esta mocIon precipi-
to un acslorado debate Ell el que los
socialistas De Ia Mayoria Sc unIecNn
con los socialistas Independence en-
la denuncia del ex-Kaiser. en- un cs-
fuerzo para derrotar ell arreglo pro-
puesto, y llevar a efecto la confisca-
ci0n de las poSesiones de los Hoien-
zollerns. Tai cosa habra de hacerse
sin embargo, por medic de una re-
forma constitutional. en- la cual Sc
votaria al mismo tempo, una suma
fila para ell sostenimiento del ex-
Emperador.
Ell Diputado Graef. miemJro so.
cialista de la mayoria, declare Tue
el ex-Gobernante habia faltado g los
precedentes historicos de su raza.
puesto que no habia muerto a la ca
beza de sus tropas, sino que en- vez
de este, habia ~preferido huir a me
dia noche a Holanda en- donde ahora
Sc hallaba paseandose y aserrando
MADEIRA.
Ademas. cl diputado de Teferer.
cia expreso Ia duda acerca de 81 Ell
eX-kaiser hubiera suscrito los en-
prestitos de guerra. como Sc asegu-
raba, Y al mismo tempo rebati6 las
aseveraciones de que Ell ex-monarca
hubiera sido el guardian de Ia paz.
diciendo que tai cosa habia sido vio-
lada por las continues p~rovccaciones
del eX-gobernante y sus frecuentes
proclamas en- las que aludia a una
politica de puno aferrado.
Los dem6cratas y los 2Ier:aales Sc
unieron tambien en- su vote por Ia
MEDIA del gobierno que estipula que
ell arreglo e trasiadado a Ia Comi.
sion de asuntos judiciales. La Conf.
sion ahora tiene en- estudio 81 citado
~proyecto, Y Sc espera que las COME,
~renciss duren slgunas semanss.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Sc LES FLO LA FIANZA DE MIL
DGLARES

Aver por Ia tardc corlparecieron
ante el juez de Paz. Mr.. Ben S,
Fisk. dos i~ndividuos acusados de ro-
90 con asalto. Los acuSados. segur
reza Ia causa. a~saltarou, a fines .;eI
paSsdo febrero. i Mr.. TrouSGale
quie2 declare que los asa!tantes Que
iban proviStos de anna dc fuego le
roharoa un reloj de orc con leontina
Y una cartera de piel ron docc dola-
res en- efecrivo.
Mr.. Fisk flo Z cada n de los acu
sados Ia fianza de mil d6lares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
.RECREs0 TABLADA De LA AMERICA DEL SUR

de secretario de las Legaciorcs Me
Xicanas de las RepUblicas dc Nene-
zueia Y Colombia.
Ta6lada Sc ALOHA CT el hotel Regis,
doDde fue viSitado por varios de sus
amigos ~periodistas, q quienes les ma
rifesto que "tiene la sa~tisfacclon de
haber hecho algo Ell favor de la pa
tria.' Tablada do algunas ~confereH-
cias en- Ia America del Sur, cen on
jeto de dar a couocer la production
arJistica Y literaria dc nuestro pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Libros MarauDosos.

Para los que sufren. soa vlctlm
de la d~esgracia. les persigue la M
la suer:a. fracasan en- SIS negoclos
son desafortunados en- amores. @
tan c~uriosos .libros lograran todos s
deseos, ser&n afortunados en- neg
clos v empresas. lograran ell carl
Direction: Sres. V. Martin Y G
San Rafael 61-A. Habana. Cuba.
del ser amado. llevaran a feliz tern
no sus asuntos V triunfaran en- TOD
Sc verar libres de malas influe
cias, y v~enceran (. sus enemigos Y T
die uodra causarles dano. Envie
ceutavas en- estampillas de correo
RI gsstos y recibira caralogo gratr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
lENDRA IN AMPLIO LOCAL FL
CDNSGLADO MEXICANO

Las oticiua> del Consulate Mex
c4uo que hasta ahora han ocupado IN
rcducido local en- Ia Gale Sa. seran
traLsIadadas. a principles de la Sc
mana eHrrante = los altos del BancO
GrccS. SituaGo Ell la eSQuina &c W.
Commerce : Navarro. La entrada eS-
tara per Ia Gale Navarro. nUTero
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IVA NO SALDRAN CUEROS DEL PALS
Ell gobierno quiere ahora poner termino a uno de los ma
escandalosos negocios de los revolucionarios

rectamente del jefe del Executive, .
quien manifesto que esta e~xportaclon
era sumamente perjudicial para los
~intereses naCionales.
Las aduanas tienen va instructed
mes sobre Ell particular V ell contra
bando de cueros que trate de come
terse causara a sus directories 0 auto
res severos castigos.
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INCENDIO DE UNA
CASA

La explosion de una estufa de pc
tr6leo do oriGen al incendio que
aver por la manana 80 registr6 en- la
csSS numero 327 de Ia Gale de West
Carolina. propiedad de Mrs. ". G.
Taylor. Las perdidas, segir iofor-
mes de Ia propietaria ascendieror &
no r1eros de dos mil d6lares.
La casa de Mrs. ". G. Taylor IS,
-ahp ssernrnEs
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DEFUNCIONES

Macario E>pinoza. q Ia cdad dc -
amos.
Francisco Herrera. a la edad de
| - amos.
Una nina de Macedonia Martinez
: Portiria PalacioS.
Sapopa Martinez. 4 Ia edad dc Is
nos.
Apolonia Garcia. q Ia edad de -
amos.
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CIUDAD DE MENICO, Mario :.
BESIDE Ell dia de hoy quedo compile
tamente prohibida la eXporaclon De
cueros de res carnero y en- general
dc todas classes, Segun TN decreto OK
pedido por Ell gobierno y que Sc do
! conocer en- pasados dias en- el pc
riodico oticia.
La orden dc prohibition Gmano d.
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,AIguaos ~periodicoS de esta capital
Ianzaron la pregunta de que donde Sc
hal!abau los fondoS que Sc haoian
r~ecaudado para ell establecimjento' del
Banco Unico, indicando Ia convenient
Ga de que Ia Secretaria de Hacienda
s~atisfaciera esta curiOsidad pUbiica,
q la que. ademas, estan vinculados
pGbicoS i~ntereSeS.
~Interrogado Ell Ministro d. Ha-
cienda, manifesto que con 'toda O.
porruridad" daria a onoce 0 am
D!;tud TODD 10 que sc relaciona , es-
- al parecer fracasado aSuntc finan-
ciero del gobierno. Y que eSa pre-
gunda parecia indicar cue SC crela
que los fondos Sc los habia cogtdc
el g~obierno.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
NACIMIENT0S

In nino dc Va!cntin LaroS J Eau
ina Cortez.
Tn nino de Antonio Gomez y Is
pcranza Fernandez.
Una nina Ge Manuel Cadena Y
Margarita CARA.
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e conocido escritor Y poeta Jose
Juan Tablada ACADIA de liegar L esta
capital procedeUte de Ia America del
| Sur. q dorde fuera con 81 caraccer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
FIAJERO

ProcedeMts de IA ciudad de Mexico
8 donde fue al arreglo De asuntos
c~omercisles ACADIA de regresar a San
Antonio el Sr. J. F. Lozano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
SOLICITATION CARTA De CIT
pADANIA AMERICANA

Jesus Vargas, Soitero Dc - amos
Dc edad. &c oficlo ~ior1alero.
Jesus VaIdeStino, casado &c IS
amos &c edad. &c oficic sastre.
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AVISO

Suplicamos Il nuestros %clientSt
s;ryan d;spensarnos 81 no los des
nachamos con + proEtitud debida'
nero asto es de6ido a la enofn'e
rant;dad de compradores que nos
visitan. ' no a negiigencia fnten-
ciOpa.-
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Para iibros CT espa1ol d~iriisse
listed a la Casa Editorial Lozano,
lis n. SITS. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio
Texas
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N nino de Antonio Salas y ANA

Tn nino de Antonio Salas y ANA
Ga Suarez.
Una nina de Juan Siordia = Paula
TelleZ.
Tn nino de Miguel Garibay Y Re-
fugio Garcia de Garibay.
Una nina de Hilario Gonzalez Y
Francisco Bernal.
Una nina de Emilio Cara Y Eioi
Sa Ramirez.