davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
)rts OF Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Munaires SO NE Miam,i Nov "a. NOV -''
Munamar bes 8 Pensacola Nov 90.
Mssaas Mssf !'1 l:9 AsrGss ssn Ny rr.as.so ss s
Nessan lso N Jupiter Nov 90.
New Rochelle lat 40 Al lon 6s s4 "
NIAGARA i.so. \ Henolulu 8 Pm Nov 81.
orient 27S n Jupiter Nov 22,
Oriharle 1sS. Jupiter Nov 90.
orinoco 1886 EME Cape Henry. Nov %.
Panama 5l7 NNE cristobal Nov %,
Pastores 645 Colon Nov 81. (Not as
before reported).
Peekskill ass ENE Miami Nov 32
Peter II. Crowell S5 NE Manzanillo s AM
Princeton 80 " Hatteras Nov Ss.
Pulaski 50 n Cape Ma.si Nov %.
Radiant 81 NE Miami Nov 20.
Rsjndam $50 Il Ambrose Nov 3d.
Rochester A " Hatteras Nov 22
Royal Arrow zoo Charleston Nov o.
Sagua so Jupiter Nov 22
San Bias a1l n L!Inon Nov 22
San Francisco Gam ss) 4le r Ambrose
San pablo 4s7 y Limon Nov g.
Santa Tereaa $40 NNE Cristobal PM
sepulga 2o4 W Sand Key Nov s:.
s!letz l2s n Cape Canavcral Nov &C.
Sobral 81 n Jupiter Nov 22.
Socony lA9 S Ambrose Nov g.
Steel Exporter 1888 San Francisco Nov
Steel s Trader 20 NV Tortugas Nov 2a.
Sunoil goo w Tortugas Nov 23
SURNAME 1853 Southpass Nov g.
yanamo 432 Overfalls Nov 22
Tideweter 100 NE Cape May Nov ca.
TjlxemS bang i,ooS w San Francisco 500
PM Nov 22
Topila 257 Galveston Nov %.
'Triumph lo7 Z overfalls Lv Nov as.
Tuladi l20 Sc Key West Nov g.
Llua 5s6 S Scotland LV Nov %.
Unicol 20 NE Miami Nov 2S
Ctacarbon ar w Sand Key Nov o.
Nalacia 80 Z Fire Island 1884 Pm Nov %
Eieilahte 900 N Honolulu 8 Pm Nov Il.
Virginia Bridge 20 s Jupiter Nov 22.
S.'ruVia or Carysfort Nov %.
" NJ Irish 80 from Jupiter Nov %
W Rheens 2s0 SW Hatterns Nov "a
Waukesan 1850 Honolulu PM Nov "a
"est Anlargosa sS Sc Ambrose i1:5o AN
West Calcra 2Ta Baltimore Nov o.
West Camarso 1913 W San Francisco PM
West Carnona a.7ao W asn Francisco s
West cuwthon 1s5 r. Nantucket Nov %.
West Cressey 2.9 Ambrose Nov s2. -S'
West Erral 2s y Jupiter Nov 20
west Harcuvsr lat 81 Il N lon f3 % W
West Hika 1876 " Honolulu PM Nov 81
west Jena 100 from Vladivostok PM
West Siles 5s7 W San rranaaco PM
Mestern Ally Sc sombrero Key Nov 20.
Northampton 40 S Jupiter Nov 22
".nons a County - l4o degrees from Tortu-
winston Salem 1920 " Honolulu PM
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

Bulgaria has been added to the list
of countries to which the British ex-
port credits scheme is applicable. The
full list OF countries now covered by
ti.,. plan is Finland, Latvia, Esthonia,
LithuaniA, Poland Caecho-Slovakia,
Serb b-Croat-Slovene State, Rumania,
Georgia, Armenia and Bulgaria.
Demand is reported Ia Greece for
sewing machines, textile machinery,
motor trucks. chemical products and
Photographs.
The Belgian government has approved
the formation of a central department
under the Ministry Of Commerce to
stimulate foreign trade.
The Australian Houae Of Represer-
tatves has passed bill to allow the
Minister of Customs to adopt. on the
recommendation of the Board Of Trade,
bank rate of exchange FOR assessing
the value Of imports.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
New Pacific Steamship Limo

SEATTLE, Nov. 23.-Establishmcnt
of new steamship line from Seattle,
Portland and coast ports to Australia
and New Zealand by the recently or
ganized corporation Of Geritsen, Curtis
Company, of Seattle. The first sailing
has been scheduled for December S
and two for January
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24

up, Palermo; Elder Branch tBr), VAL
pnIrals0 piIna Nv waiemnre tBr! DunkirE: Belle
Galveston; 1ais (Br5. Portland Ore; 1--WE west
Arthur; Arthur; SCHENECTADY. GhSnt; Laura a dr.
'h psmas1asy aayrs Iyerhsath sas9 nr
svnr lvnr nitson (Br), Roberts Bay; trs Dom
suss steshsn 5Dt}; ar Maimo; cajacet, rotterdam
Br) Havre; Ethel Meade 9lsrp tbrsltar ustane
Clars Mills, Galveston; Burnweil. Tampico
Brandon au ApNS@srp New Tr1mSunsain Port Lebos
Bermuda: Agawam. Glasgow; Norfolk,
RGSsaffffdam SafaADELPpa~tsl LIP~sl 'swsd' nsaitimoTs;
iItaD, Leghorn: Limon. Port Limon; J r
Josp1em JaepsosvnsIa naeine Sun, Port Limon; Naiwa,
schrs General George c Hoge Hss' iRr)' 'poiT Port
wa ware pn,eswate pBr,estwater. Del. Nov as1Passed up
mouth mo H. Abraham Lincoln. Genoa. Passed
put pnt+ from Phi!edelph!a: strs Ted Hook,
sasd c''rGns s3rs All Fa%sp5s 5No45 ,tra% an
GGalsis): Norfolk: Arundo 10 (but5, sfrom roial
RRottter{daml, Rot.n{ Norfolk, Ferro (Nor}, (from
Ordered to Norfolk: - Str thomas fila Kraig is
SNor), from Havre. Reedy Island, Del.
Strs Baymano (Br). Marseilles; II G
F9gsr, pCp r. Port 70 Lobos =.
PORT EAps. I5s Pa Ia.. Nov. ss.-Arrived
Aqsr,ean Arlsrs a. T0rfsIk: " Aath5aeite
Iroqaois tBr} Wnted Il Kingdom T Sew NentneEy tD5s
tBriz), New York; Lake Arthur Tela;
Montoso. Porto Rico; Phehel Bronn (Tr},
Rotterdam via Newport News; Copan
ushond). onnos via Port Cortez; George q
New NemFy York TASeo Wso YS
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Nov 2s.-Arrived
Kuwa; Celba, Sailed Lake Elizabeth,
use09 G ss6Fess o6aS {N1T NaSa aese gsaess
SAN FRANcisco. Nov. 2s.MArrived
sana SnM, Bal!k; Matson'a Honolulu. Sailed
Fernando l. dc Yarbarra tsp1. Balboa iboa
Raisho ( Maru Gap, Valparaiso: City of
Baunen (Nor>, st Thomas; bark sigrid
s saea o, pMgny D
New York; schooner Eleanor Taylor, Port
land, Me.
TAMPA, Fla, Nov 23.-sailed: Lake
Elva, Bilbao; schooner Nissequogue. Cal
Darlen tnot previously.
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York
Bilbao--S Lackawanna Bridge.
Hamburg-S 5 Chickasaw. Iowan.
Aarhuus-s S skodsborg.
1iverpool-S Tonawanda
Rotterdam-S $ Maasand.
Amsterdan-S S Lilmoe
Hull--S Francisco.
Glbraltsr--S S Monte Cristo.
Panama Canal. Cristobal-S s Advance,
Ntnton County.
Arrivals from New York
Genoa-S Castel Porziuro vurant.a
haanIsn5--s HamHu55-s 5 }aaasn. Noksiar.
Gibraltar-s Cretic
Naletta-S S Osaks.
Nouer--S s Algcrier.
Malta-s s Knowsley Hall.
TKANsrACIFIv MAILS
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Marine Reports
CffE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Vesse! and Port. DockedAt
La Savoie, Havre. re....,.. Pier b8 N n
River Orentes, Philadelphia .. Pier II, N r
Guy OF 1T Louis. Savannah. Pier 35 n II
Santa Isabel. Matsnzas.
Anchored off Edgewater N J
Frederick r Kellogg. Tampico.
Pier s. Bayonne, ~ J
Pier 6, Constable Hook. n J
Hyacinthus, Buenos Ayres.
Pier ). Erie Basin. Bklyn
Paul II Harwood. Tampico .Cartaret, y J
Warner Refinery. Edgewater, N. J
Comanche, Jacksonvlle. Pier 81. n n
Jefferson, Norfolk k.............P Pier 2e N Z
Anchored OFF stapleton. I
Lacrtada. Savannah -. Robins u D. Bklyn
Anchored In Quarantine
Edith. San Juan. Anchored In Quarantine
Lake Ell Rio. wilmington.
Amelia. Havana. a................. Anchored
West AInargosa. Colombo. ...... Anchored
Nalac'a, LONDON. .,.............A Anchored
Berth Changes
Vessel Transfsrred To. .
Aoron. ..shewan's = p; Brooklyn
pellbuckle. Pier 3, Constable Hook. \ j
Sacique. ..'.....'. Robins D. Brook!yn
CampeIlo. ........ Tebo's rasln. Brockiyn n
Delhns. ............Cr Cranes D D. Brookly n
Goree. .,........,........Pi Pier 81, Brooklyn
Hahatonka. Pier 6. Constable Hook n J
X n Scott Pier A, L v r II. Jersey City
Lake Grandon. Pier ., Erie Basin. Bkiyn
Lake Ledan. n.................Pi Pier a.. N n
Lincoln. n.......... Gorkey's y D. Brooklyn
Lycoming TT Columbia ut. Brooklyn
Maracaibo. .............P Pier II, Brooklyn
Northumberland. nd.............P Pier S. n X
Olympic. ... Section 4. Erie Basin. Bklyr
prmes b,sm.r,.- ;,......''Ft 2Oth ss; nygooElyg
Poughkeepsie :. Tictten s. Lang. HobokeY
samuel Hart. Nat D D. w Brighton. S
Wantorwan. Robins d d. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
Journalist, Army Prisoner,
Goes OH Hunger Strike

HAVANA, Nov. 23.-H Horacio Blanco
Fom bona, held a prisoner by the Amer
lean military authorities in Santo Do
mingo, has started hunger strike, ac-
cording to word received here. Fom-
bona is newspaper man and has
The decision of Fombona to refuse
food is said to be not only in protest
against his detention but also against
the class of food provided him, which
is alleged to consist of q ration of
beans and potatoes.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-24
TRAVEL
PACIFIC LINE
to

South America
SaRderson D Son. GenI AG'ts e6 BY. n. Y.
Evening star., 1920-04-06

following committee was named: Maj.
c. f. Edwards. D. w. Lum, NJ. L. ia
cobson. z. L. Daily and L. G. Zulihn.
A resolution introduced by B. Il.
Stickney was adopted deploring the
insufficient water supply for the city.
The secretary was instructed to send
copies of this resolution to the Sem
ate and House District committees.
the Commissioners and the Federation
of Citizens Associations.
FavOrs New School Building.
Following an address by Jesse Ben
jamin, chairman of the education COM
mittee, in which he stated that II
additional space was asked Tor IN
the West School the Fairgrounds for
the children would be destroyed. the
association went on record favorirg
a new school building in the neigh
borhood. Mr.. Benjamin advocated
that the board of education should
be a business board and not q board
of faddists. He suggested as solu-
ton the election of a board OF truly
representative men from each locality
in the city.
Resolutions were adopted favoring
the erection of a letter box on
Montague street. and that the en-
frances to Rock Creek Park be prop
erly designated with appropriate in
scriptions.
1t was decided by the vote of the
association following the reading of
the treasurer's report that an enter
tainmeht should be given at the next
meeting, to be featured by addresses,
songs, music and refreshments. to
which the ladies and young folk OF
the community should be invited. The
following entertainment committee
was appointed by President DR.. L. j.
Battle: B. r. Stickney, Jesse Benja :
min. Paul Grove and Capt. c. E. John
stoH
Evening star., 1920-04-06
WANT LOCAL MAN
!. At HEAD OF MILITIA
Sixteenth Street Highlands
Citizens Name Committee
on Suffrage.

A representative bona fide resident
Of the District of Columbia should be
| selected to fill the position of COM
manding general Of the District Ma
ltional Guard, was the unanimous opin-
ion of the members of the Sixteenth
Street Highlands Citizens Associa-
tion, expressed at it's meeting last
night in the Sixth Presbyterian n
Church. A resolution to the effect
that the association go on record as
| favoring a strictly local man of un-
questioned service in the local citizen
soldiery was adopted without a dis
sentinG vote.
A communication was read by the
secretary, Capt. c. E. Johnston. from
the District Suffrage League asking
for the cooperation Of the associa-
tion and the sending of delegates to
promote the work of the organization
Several objections were made to suf-
frage in the District
ID. C. Suffrage Discussed.
The keynote of the discussion. how
ever, was reached when NJ L. Jacob
son. speaking in behalf of suffrage,
asked whether the people of the city
wanted to do things the American
way or give up their undeniable right s
and be governed by any one that came
along. l.. G. Zulihn stated that he
had been opposed to suffrage. but
because of the school situation in this
city he had begun to waver and feel
that the only remedy was to make
the school officials and the board
Evening star., 1920-04-06

cooperating Ocean Grove. the famous
Methodist camp meeting resort. as a
borough. This will not interfere with
the restrictions of the Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association, which for
years opposed the bill on the ground
that it might take from Ocean Grove
distinctive religious character.
Evening star., 1920-04-06

of education responsible in some way
to the parents of the city.
The association went on record as
favoring the appointment of COM
mittee of five to investigate the sub
iect of suffrage and representation
and report at the next meeting. The
Evening star., 1920-04-06
MISS OLGA E. MARSEGLIA

MISS OLGA f. MARSEGLIA
or the Washington College Of Law.
who will take the part of Deborah
in the pageant Community Service Is
producing for the annual dinner OF
the Warrington College of Law at
Rauscher's, April 2. The pageant.
which is to be staged by Mrs. Marie
Moore Forrest. will show the various
stages Of the Advancement Of women
In the legal history Of the world. The
scenes vary from biblical times to
the modern courtroom. A scene in
Judge Catherine Sellers court fs to
be shown.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-05
LOCAL Sd
NEWS 1E&@


Mrs. G. \ CroWdcn of First avenue
and Mrs. w ] Faupcl of Congress
street LEFT this afternoon Tor Elgin
where they viii visit friends tor the
next few days
Miss Dorothy Hunt, daughter Of
Rev. " y Hart 4 former OttaWdh
who is now missionary TO Korea, Is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
II. II Hunt and family III Soul Otta
wa. Miss Hunt is residing with hrr
aunt Mrs. Robert Evans IN 81 Louis
and attending school there.
=. Brewer of this city was pa
Scngpr To Chicago this morning whtr"
he viii spend several days on business
Lester smith of this city called ON
friends in TIA Sale last evening,
Earl Harrison of this city called On
friends in La Sale Ia [ evening
Miss Marie McGinnia Of Aurora
returned to her homo there y"Stori'N
after spending a weeks VISIT with hrr
cousin. Miss Marie Brewer OF TINS
city.
Mrs Emery Johnson of Lee. Ill, Is
visiting with friend and relatives IN
this city.
OTTO Neboraall Of this city called on
friends in Peru last evening,
Miss Marguerite Nulhall of West
Jefferson street went to Macon ms
morning for few days visit with her
brother.
Cletus Butler transacted business IN
La Sale and Peru yesterday
u. n
Dopue Yesterday.
Michael Looncy left for Detroit to-
day where he eXpccls to drive "A Pack
ard car back
Emile Kline was the guest OF Mar
settles friends last evening.
Edward Dunn was a Marsolllcs ElH-
ltor last evening
Arthur paueherty was the guest OF
Seneca friends last night.
J. c. Storkies Of Philadelphia i
tramsacting business in town today.
Burdette NcGraW has returned 80
Morris after visiting with friends IN
Ottawa,
Joseph Dougherty has returned 10
Morris after transacting business in
Ottawa for a few hours yesterday
Robert chalet Of NarseiIIcS was he
guest OF ottawa friends last evening
b, r. Thompson Of Mar-eIllcS Was
a business caller yesterday
Ben Blake Of Nar1eiIIeS called On
friends mere laSI evening,
Miss Mary Leach was the guest OF
La Sale friends ldSl 'l'ii'nI'
MISS tlizapelh ScHlnEoh7 MAS lt'
guest ol La Sale lfl'Nu~ itH' 'N'HlsS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-05
SCHOOL BOARD GETS
ADVERSE REPORT ON
TEACHERS BONUS

II be met as above ........ o5,ao6 o.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-05
Tue sday, June

Registration ct EIk's Home.
$40 p. IN Reception for ladies and
musicale by Amateur Musical club at
Ottawa Boat club
$40 D. m..-Smoker and vaudeville
at Elk's Home Refreshments.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-05
WITNESS IN CASE
TELLS CONFLICTING
STORY OF VISITS
j. r. LEE or CHAMPAIGN AND
MRS. A, S. WEEKS DISAGREE ON
WHERE THE HhRTSHORN
GUESTS SPENT THEIR NiGHTS
ON VISIT TO HOME OF THE
TESTATOR OF THE WILL.


Court to show why the statement OF
the deceased toStator should be Su 70
tanned. There are still Il number ol
witnesses TO testify Tor the deien7"
before the contestants, George ANA
Fred Hartshorn, are given il chance to
show tncir reasons for feeling that
their fathers will should be set aside.
ifndcr the terms OF the document the
sons were cut oil with lesdcIes ut
$4,000 each while their st'p-
mother, Mrs. Mary Hartshorn, and
her son Asa received the principal
shares of the vast estate.
Mrs Ilartshorn and her son have
cen interested spectators in the court
room since the case Went 10 trial last
week They have. taken a keen in
terest in all that has been going on.
while few feet distant but no less
alert are seated the two bro. hers.
During the morning Mrs. Harris
horns sister, Mrs Martha Coleman.
Wife of Bert Coleman of La Sale oc-
cupicd the stand Mrs. Coleman was
stylishIy dressed and was an extreme
ly nice looking witness.
She testified that she knew the lat"
>lrraa Iar,eborn sipro his ,narriqnn
y.bicb ocrurrad +,entx.tbrpo year,
400 ana tbat .ho hn,rdad in thoil
hone in i, Saun ana attended school
fnr +hroe ,o,r. ,ftor tar sisters MAY.
,.iaen Sbo totd nr U,-ino nq1r thn
ua~tshorn family dnrfnp tbn last
years of the aged mans lite, and Of
CalIine =, tbnir home At toast once ,
,,n.L durin. ,b.t tfna Sh, DECLARED,
tbat he retained nj. mind until hi.
doa,b and that mo, hn wont mind
no ,nuld rocnrni,.' hn, rom hnr voice
,.ho gnid ,h,t enc would on into tho
bo,,., .,d eh,l,n band. a.jtb 1;,n and
hn ,orld aIwav. innuira abnuf nor
bnshond ana mn girI
cha toId ar ,o,,,g bis Vsifa raad ~
hi, ana of bnarirg bnr discuss. tho
trnics NJ mo da, Win rim She also
s,atad tbat .bo believed Mr. Hprts.
hnrr ,,os n,n,hlo of 1nokipg after his
businose Interests unttl tho time vi
bis doatb
,ccnrdipr tn tho witness rho last
t;na ehn san' Mr. Ij,,tshorn before Mis-
anal ii,noss yas nm the Friday af,nr.
n ,,,'o hoforo his dnatb when She
81 atpI nrrnyypI Monday limo 4
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ui,a oorn ;'.' ,o,nr,ina from, = rido
ard .ha, no., arn.n mo thnir y,rd
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-05
Levy for Education.

70 make the salary increase re-
quested next year the board could
levy the full amount of the assess
ment for educational purposes at IN
increase Of approximately - per cent
over he present school ttN rates.
However there is nothing to bo done
at the present time in raising an adj
di'ional fund to raise the rogue ted
bonus. a. the board is nor permitted
To borrow money Tor a salary lund,
and he contracts were made and
signed last spring before the board
was Giyon authority by the state leg
jSlature for raising the educational
levy to l-@ per cent
RI. Tax Rate for july.
The school levy for the comin&
year will not be- made until III" Ju'y
meeting OF the board so it is not
known just what he tax rate Tor noNl
year will he
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
PERSONALS QUE soLicrTAN Pa
SAPORTES PARA MEXICO

Mrs. Anna L. Davis, pera e1 puerto
de Tamptco.
Vernon c. J. Newton. para q pne1
to de Tampico. II
B. B. Bales, para 81 puerto de Tam,
ptco.
Dewey Richardson para ell puerto ds
Tampico.
Philip r. Clarke. para eI puerto d.
Tampico-
Andrew Lee Gray para hs cfs-
dades de Monterrey y SaltfI1o.
Justin c. Jackson, para Ell puerto
de Tampico y Ia ciudad de Durango
Alberto c. Treviho, para eli puerto
de Tampico.
Robert L. Jockey, para Ell puerto d
Tampico.
Joe Chapa, para las ciudades dc
Monterrey y Mexico.
Carl w. Ferther, para Ell puerto ia
Tampico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
Al mARcEN DE UN RECITAL De
PIANO

Como oportunamente % anuactsmos
g, nuestros Iectores, Ia profesora os
niano, sehvr!ta Magdalena Prince, do
an,enoche Ut recital con ctnco de SIS
mas aventajadas discipulas- La aual-
cj6n Sc llavt 2 efecto en- Ia resldenclR
de Ia se6orIta Prince Y resulto en- e-
.remo lucida- La concurrencta fue se'so
tn V los nG:ueros del programa muy
.nIaudidos. Tue la ~sehcrita Maria Vaz
ouez Gomez. ouien en- compahia De 81
r,aestra ahri6 el programa con un
minueto de Mozart para piano a. cuaro
rlanos Que los concurrentes aplaudie-
ION entusiasmados.
Las ~sehcr.tas Conception Guajardo.
Jcsefina Vazquez Gomez, Maria Ana
Long Y Refugio Terry Nc Dowel In
,erpretaron despues, sueesivamente,
mtsica de Zach, Weber, Chaminade!
Chopin, Beethoven, Ponce , otros
lutoreS.
Y entire los ndmeros que fueron mas
del agrado O. Ia concurrencia citare-
mos 81 "Kalirrhoe" de la Chaminade
cue la sehcrita Long ejecut6 con gran
claridad: 10 sonata nImero - de Bee
thoven. ell Airc de Ballet, de Moskows
ki V la canci6n mexicana. de Ponce.
"Eternamentc." que i~nterpret5 Ia Sc
horita Terry Nc Dowel,
Para t4..ninar. atcndjendo a los rue-j
COS de Ia concurrencia, Ia seilorita
Prince nos obsequio con Ia Melodfa
ItaIiana de Moskowski. En- esta admi
rable filigrana del musico russo. Ia pro-.
fesora Prince puso de manifesto n
tGcnica vjgorosa Y un Jemperamsnto
exquisite. rrontc nos dimos cuenta de
que estabanos oyendo a una pianista
de verdad.
La seho"!t7 Prince hiZo sus estudios
con Ell maestro Luis MocteZuma, 81
maestro 1neNicanc que mas pianistas
ha tornado. ALI estan Anna Maria
Charles, Alberto Valdts, MunoZ. Con-
RADIO Tovar Y tantos otros que podran
atestiguar:o.
La labor de Ia seforita Prince es
digna de APPLAUSE. Es tan raro yer
por aca a I'M artista que en- nuestra
cqIonia maxicana Sc dedique 4 ense-
ilat cl arte puroi
Siga adelante Ia seforita Prince y
cue pronto yea coronados sus esfuer-
:.os con una rflyade de discfpulos que
nunca olvidcn que a ella le debieron
haber aprendido n gustav a los grandes
nIaestros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-22
A NUESTRos N-JMERosoS cLIENTES


Acabamos de aceptar Ia Asencia General
de Ia American Products Co., manufacturer
dc los afamados a~rticulos marca 'Zanol' y
somos los uuicos distribuidores en- csts ciu::ad.
I'd. puede comprar de nosotros cuaiesquiera
dc los articulos abaio enuulerados. Prepa-
raciones para curar el craneo. evitar IA caida
del pclo y hacsrlo erecer:
Crena de almendras. botella de l6 o.. 800
Depi!atorio. pomo de S onzas .-..--.. l.Oo
Eau De Quinine, l6 onzas -.-..------ l.oo
T6nico para el relo. "Zanol' ieoz -. loo
Champoo lfcuido. 10 onZas ........... loo
Chanpco de Pine y Trementina, Is
Locioues para limpiar el CUTS. embelleeerio
y hermosearlo:
C-cma de almendras. boteIla II onzu. 81 90
De-moIina de Rosas. botella IS onZas. 100
C-ena de lim6n ) Witch Hazel. bot.
II orLAs .. -. O.. -. ......-. l-VV
Beauty Cream pomo I6 onzas. 100
Beatty Bloom. pomo S onzas .......... LOO
Cold Cream Exquisite, pomo &c onzas. leo
Cremn para Massage. pomo II onZas. LOO
Loci6n de Na-snia para e. cults. pomo
de IS onzas ...... ...... ......... 100
Polvo superior para Ia cara. Luxury. IS
Polvo Exquisite "Zanof' .....:.-...-- 80
Talcun VioIeta. Clavcl, Per6xido...... 30
1 oltA4ll IANN LNOSt 'N' ~
Talcum para evitar CUE piQue el mos
quito ..... e. 800. $3.50 -..-.-.- So
Polvo militar para los pies ............. SO
Perfumes superiores. Lirio del Vale.
Lilac blanche. Rose de France, Wood
Violctas. boteS de s onzas........... so
Extractos "Zanol' para hacer Cidra,
Root Beer ; AGuas frescas. Raspberry.
Strawberry. Cherry. Lemonade. Oran-
geadc. Zola-Cola. Virola, iva, Man
zana ; Root Beer. Con un bote de eH-
tracto hacc 80 vases. soc; docena... S3.e0
Con el prop6sito de introducir nucstros ar
ticulos. en- cada hogan. mAntamos con cada
orien de TN peso I'm hermoso prcrnio con-
sistente en- una Cadena para el cuc!!o, un
prcndcdor Camafeo o IN Collar de PerlaS.
Con una ordeu de so c~entavos, mantiaremos
un par Mancuernillas. IN Prendedor o un
Anillo. Todos eStos premios reprcsentan un
valor irual a In mercancia que I'd. comTrc.
Mande 81 ordcn hoy mismo. pues tenemos mi
les dc premios QUE deSeamos manoar, para
introducir rs afamadoS a~rticulos para ell to-
cadOr marca "ZANOL.'
De venta por HERRERA SALES AGENCY.
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