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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
COILS E u M
THE FNxSKY Mrs JOHNSON
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- oUADosa- .Eiins sur1s
Ss,,~~ raortsv .yans wArrsngton
- TieaaI Haafheots- -. -Aususy oorden
uune Bwks - Belle johnson. q
xpm9 Americas who Goes TO Paris In
fAe midst OF its carnival season. h
aAnirabay pictured In The FriSky
MA yohnsou.- which II the attrac-
ZION now At the Coliseum. How Mrs
Johnsou risks her personal rcputa-
ttoo ana the love 81 her sutton TO
ave her young married sister from
eleutnx with an English lord. IL only
coe q the many thrilling Incidents In
she picture. The play win run until
Friday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
OLIVE CHOSEN
FOR VANP ROLE

After examining 200 applicants for
n vamp part I'm wife insurance"
John Emerson and Anita Loos Ne
leoted Olive Valera TO play the part
OF Mime. Puloff dc Plotz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
MARGUERITE CLARK

Marguerite Clark has completed
Scrambled Wives" and is at pres.
ent spending the holidays In New
Orleans. La. with her husband.
Harry Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

Edith Roberta. Universal star. was
the xu~st Of officers from tho Ia,
eifle fleet At san Diego. Cal. on
Christmas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
S T r A N d
srrIE COUNTY FAIR


uynEN Tho County Fair was
w produced over so years Ago on
the legitimate stage actresses worc a
great scarcity. one Of tie biggest
problems OF the producers OF that
DAY was to get people TO M tho 10
male parts. The leading role OF Sally
was allied by a we'll known star OF
that day. but no actress could be
found to take the part Of Aunt Abb
gail A young fellow by the name
Of Neil Burgess. with a high pitched
voice and feminine features. was
wtven the part of Aunt Abigail In tho
lnst minute. Burgess gained FINE
rapsdfy as impersonator OF feminine
pArtA
The County Fair" which comes
% Seattle In movie form. opcning at
che strand theatre today. IL q story
cuiis around the simple country HE
z Nov England foIkA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
ToDAY,s PROGRAMS

HyUERrx-wtiilsm =. Hart IN the
TESTING Hieck."
CI.EMNER--Aiice Lake In The Mis-
NJ wife"
coIlSEuM--p,nis .p.rks IN Tho
fp4sky Mrs. Jehus~nA"
UrRA>p-'.rhe County Fstr.- al
ssar coat
cOI.o>IAI.--pr~ssy Esssn In Two
ktads Of Love"
nEN--Cisr~ kimhsNn Ycang In MID
Chanaels"
WINTER aANDEN--Msuvt~~ Tessr-
n~ur's Tho sr~at W~sic~mw."
W.lH NOpsE--is~bc tssAsras In
Yea Never Cea Tell"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

~ Cuse . ceS1 h ODe Day
rnks Groves LAXATIVE BRoMo Gun
MIMI tabicta Tho genuine bears the sig
nature Of r. w. Grove. Sec--Advertiss-
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
CO LO N / A l.
TWO KINDS or LOVE"

Reaves Eason. Jr.. dear little
boy better known to film fans as
Breezy" Eason. is one Of the most
important players Of the cast which
appears In Two Kinds Of Love" the
photoplay attraction 1T the Colonial.
The story is OF bitter feud grow
ing out Of the last California gold
rush: how a woman and child are
unwittingly drawn into the mael-
strom OF hate and vengeance and
how thru the fundamentally o. the
child love and happiness comes TO the
i. me man and the one woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

IKE Ss s 44 @ %
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
BOOSTS BANKHEAD HIGHWAY

The Deming Chamber Of Commerce
has appropriated $50 month for the
purpose Of assisting in a amgaing for
the Bankhead Highway. Cities along
the route In New Mexico and Arizona
rae being asked to cooperate IN thu
movement which has for It's object the
securing Of greater publicity for the
alI-year route to the Pacfc coast.
Maurice Clark. manager for the
Southwestern Bankhead Highway as
sociation. met with the directors Of the
chamber OF commerce here last Thurs
day. He laid the plans for the organ
ization before the local body. These
plans contemplate the establishment Of
an office at Socorro To divert as much
travel as possible over the southern
route Booklets. road maps and
other Information will he distributed
in order that tourists may know Of the
advantages Of road that is as passable
In winter as h summer
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
GOLF club 10 BE FORMED

A meeting Of golf efithusiastIcs was
held at the Ariiiory last Wednesday
evening Twenty active or prospective
golfers were present John 9. Wat
son was chosen temporary chairman
and q. q. sage Temporary secretary.
The meeting was opened 10 discussion
and after listening to the suggestions
Of Mr.. Avery OF Albuquerque. II was
decided to appoint committees to ara
range the c5hrse, draw ur grouhd rules
and take necessary steps to foriu per
maneiit organization. The following
committees were appointed.
laying out Of course. G. D. Morgan,
G. q. Alger and g. q. saee ground
rules. c. II. Hughes, walter Clark and
". n. Orcuit; organisation, J. G. Wat.
son A. A. Tcnike. Il. W. wheatlpy. G. r
Sage and A. y. Falkenberg. The meet.
ing then adjourned until Wednesday
evening. October 9. Al this meeting
committee reports will be heard and al
organization completed. Anyone IN
terested I'm this movement should make
1t a point to attend the next meeting
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
RODEO AT DEM|NG
TO Be BIG Event.
Interest In the Western Sports 10 be
Staged nj Demlng November
10ff h Growing
REVIVAL OF ANCIENT CUSTOM


Plans for the Demlng Rodeo to be-
held here November 10, IL and II are
moving forward Under the management
Of s. 9. sl5dmore and Herman Lin.
daner Literature Is being prepared to
send out to tie surrounding country
to attract visitors and contestants for
the western sports. Enquiries are re-
Ing received every dav aud good at
Tendance is assured.
The local rodeo Will bc out Of the
ordinary Ia this part of the country
;nasnluch as no effort Ia being made to
attract professional talent except a.
the prizes may draw Il. Primarily the
committee wants the cowmen Of Luha
county and the adjoining counties IN
southwestern New Mexico to demon.
strate their skill In former years
some OF the hest riders. roiprs and bull.
dosers OF this countray and northern
Mexico came right from the Dem.na
section. To renew these traditions aud
the sports tina. were In the old davs
held twice each year--Fourth q July
and Christmas the object Of the
celebration.
Prizes Of $1,000 are up for the COW
boys to 10 after and Judging from re
ports the contests will not lr without
interest Jesse Thorn Il nagln-
the wild west" part of the program
and reports that he will have some Of
"rip-rarinest" wild horses 10 IN had
IN the southwest Goats aud cattl,
have been secured for the roping ant
buIldoging and the beefs for the biz
free barbecue have been spoken for.
II loks very much as though Deminl
and the southwestern part OF New Mex
leo will be treated to a western ciassi,
that will 90 down In history like TIN
great fire Of ~.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04

SOUND ADVICE TO THOSE IN
AUTHORITY

President Harding says the way To
help the unemployed Is to give them
work. Private industry cannot bur
den itself with workers whose products
cannot he sold. but city. county and
state governments can employ the job
less in necessary public works. Dem
ing has certain improvements to be
made: why not make them nowi The
debt can be carried over from the lean
years into the fatter ones But does
anyone think this sound advice win
find responsible backing In Demingi
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
AMERICAN LEGION Is 10 MEET
TOMORROW twED) EVENING

The local post OF the American Leg
Ion will meet tomorrow evening at 'he
National Guard Armory. A member
ship drive Is TO be stnged In the near
future and plans for the campaign arr
to be mnde at the coming meeting
DIR. AZ n. CAIN the new post comhani-
er says that 1t is his plans to bring
every ex-service man In the community
within IN. crganizi'i,v, Another mat.
ter Is that OF regular meeting place
and club where tho members fnny
meet togethsr IN a coLeeniai way The
arm,ry board and the local cas1ir''
troop council have decided to offer tbs
club facl''ii"s maintain by the tropp
TO the legion members many Of when
are members NJ the military un';
The state adjutsbt, -, man q J,ra
of San ft has w.rn,l fer mc.'' "
Of the Jos g. 'r hill ~ o'clock ~
Tuesday afternoon at the arm fv
The pal. 'p.s II re iie.ting was n
stated.
IL - evident tl,-i the new off, ;
of a." l"'. ARE tent ~ rn'srgln., ! /.
scope OF itgll a'ivii'c, IN line with =
movement .uamf' stilr ;'self all c.ar
the co 'n'rg anu which Is drawing tn
former scrvic' n,'u together IN n cos,r
fraterral relation
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
HIGH SCHOOL BEAT
TROOP ~C' FRIDAY

Friday afternoon the high school
team won from the local cavalry troop
BY score OF 13 10 o. The troopers
feel pleased that the score was not
larger since they went into the game
without any practice and without any
system Of offense.
The high school had the hall most
Of the time during the first half and
made powerful charges into the troop
line but were unable to score. At one
time they reached the one yard line
but were held and the hall was kicked
back TO mid-field. In this half the
cavalry was unable to get any plays
under way and could not advance tha
hall except by punts.
The second half brought forth a dis
play OF forward passes by both teams,
the high school completing the greater
Of their number and the cavalry falling
10 deliver when II was needed. A pass
from Phillips 10 Bell scored the first
touchdown IN the third quarter. Stupm
kicked goal. High school received and
failed to gain. At this time the troop
ers opened their first successful attack
hut were not able to keep In their
stride long enoungh to score
About the middle Of the fourth quar-
ter the high school scored a touchdown
on two nicely executed forward passes.
the last from Phillips TO Rogers clear
ing the goal line At this time both
teams were paying the best football of
the game. Immediately following the
last touchdown the cavalry went wild
and II looked like n score. A series
Of passes from wheatley 10 Stump and
Sage. and end runs by wheatley. car
ried the ball better than forty yards,
The hall went over tO the high school
when the cavalry weakened and failed
to make touchdowns ON the high schoOl
forty yard line. Final score: High
School 13: Troop &C" o.
For an early season game there were
thrills a plenty and the local people
may rest assured TINT when these
teams meet again there viii he fur fly
ing from both sides. The troopers
feel that after they return from "
Paso they will have had sufficient prac
tice 10 put them in sliaps for real
attack. Their defense Is good except
against forward passes, and there Is
power enough In the line and backs
to deliver n slashing offensive. The
high school shows more than II has
for the last three or four years and
viii bear watching The team Is light
but roach Trine Is developing them in
to hard hitting bunch and they viii
give good account OF themselves
against any team in this locality.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
NpIANA PICNIC

The first annual "fioosier Picnic
was held Sunday at Warm Springs.
Although % lem Pnshas' and "Abe
Martins were unable TO attend and
engage In the barn yard golf tourna-
ment'' about ~ were there and watch
ed DIR. "Pinkey Stubble" Moran, wrpst
the honors from the other would be
champians Incidentally. the Doctor
will represent the local rioosiers In
the annual horseshoe contest to be
held at "Punkin Holler. Posey county
State Of Indlanny." April /, 1922. A
regular Indiana picnic was then done
ample Justice. IL was decided 10 make
the first Sunday In October ''Hoosier
Day" and next year to enjoy the day
In same manner as was done Sunday.
Those Hoosiers aud their families
who enjoyed the day were:
G. j. Kelly and family; Misses Doro.
thy and Ruth Haynes; Helen Harrlnc.
ton; DIR. NJ. ]. Moran and family; Mr..
and Mrs. johnson: Mrs. Jimmy Sands
Mrs. Queen; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. sibel
Prof. and Mrs. Ed. Martin; Mrs. Chas
schoepf and family; Mr.. and Mrs. Ora.
bert and son; DIR. and Mrs. Scott; Mr..
and Mrs. Cope and son; Walter Clark
Mr.. Ferguson and Col and Mrs. Whit
ledge Of Fort Bayard; NJ. Haynes.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
A TYPICAL ELECTION SCANDAL"

tFTont the Albuquerque Heaid)
The Deming -fieadlight," 4 weekly
paper published ut the county seat Of
Luna county. is one OF the most violent
proponents OF that Kind bf Dawn OF
a New Day" which its prophets evidefit-
ly expect to materialize out OF A vol
cano Of mud. The Headlight" lllum-
mated the recent eruption OF campaign
mud so brilliantly that It appears to
have burned out fuse.
Having successfully carried strong
iy democratic county or Luna for Mr,
Hanna by a majority Of considerably
less than 100 votes, the Headlight
discovered an election day scandal IN
It's home community. The horrible fact
WAS disclosed, In screaming first
page spread. that men wearing military
uniforms and with side arms strappel
to their hips had been employed u
stand guard at the Deming polling
places. 1t was intimated that this
was done TO intimidate voters and pre-
vent their exercising their unrestricted
right OF marking their ballots. The
Inference. Of course, was that this ne
furious undertaking was result OF II
conspiracy Of those sinister infltI.
ences," which. with the Headlight,
the Dawn and few other sources Of
illumination, Is synonamOus with ere
publican party" and which Influences
the last two state elections have shown
TO constitute very substantial WA
jority of all the voters OF New Mexico.
The Headlights" yocifcrous expos.
ure Of Dem;ng's election day disgrace
was promptly echoed by the Santa lie
New Mexican, the Dawn, etc, IN illus-
trative OF those devious election pract-
ices the suppression Of which these
Journals 30 sternly demnnd.
Now comes the democratic sheriff OF
Luna county. Mr. Smyer, who announ.
ces In signed statement that by his
authority one Of his deputies employed
the men who were deputized to police
the Dem;ng polls on election day
Says sheriff Smyer In Il signed state
ment:
Responsibility for polling arrange
ments was assigned TO one Of my dep
ties, and he. seeking 10 please all con.
cerned and to avoid even the appear
ance of part:sanship. conceived the Idea
Of substituting members Of the local
cavalry troop, who are non-partisan N
character and who belong 10 no partic-
ular faction. group or political party.
for customary police officers. who gen
orally belong to one Of these cliques.
.. belive that all fa.r-minded
voters. regardless Of faction. will agree
with me that the policing arrangements
ON election day were dictated solely by
the best interests Of all concerned, and
my authority for doing 30 is on page
300, Sec. %. session laws OF 1917"
Sheriff Smyer's manly statement
seems to clear up the Headlights"
election day scandal very satisfac.
torily. IL might be said to have
cleaned Il M. and the Headlight
along with IT.
This Deming instance Is typical OF
the election Scandals used No per-
s.stently by those in charge Of the
machinery Of the democratic party
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
Silver Ten

Silver Tea
St Luke's Guild gave the first silver
tea OF the season at the home Of Mrs
NJ. b. Ament last Thursday afternoon,
A large number OF women were in at.
tendance A very interesting program
was presented by the following: Miss
Lucille Ward. Mrs. Edward Pennington,
Mrs. Harry whltehill. Miss Faye Nc
Keyes and Mrs. Clarence Morgan.
The hostess served lovely refresh
ments and was assisted by Mrs. l.. II
whitmore and Mrs. p. A. Burtiick. The
women netted neat sum Of money.
This Is the first Of series OF teps to
be given by St Luke's Guild this wint-
er.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
SPORTSMEN
WOULD ORGANIZE
Last Tuesday Evening Party Motored
From Deming TO Silver City TO
Meet With Nimrods
DON'T LIKE GAME REFUGEES
Closing Of Large Areas In Black
Range and Mogollon Region
Is Not Favored

Last Tuesoi : night, r. l.. Nordhaus.
Fred Sherman. ]. ). Vaught, Henry
Ra;thel and ID. r. Weatherred, mot,t
ed to Silver City to attend meeting
OF the Grant County Game Protective
Association. Hunters Of Dclning aud
all southern New Mexico are up In arms
becouse Of the closing OF some Of the
best hunting grounds IN New Mexico or
America for that matter, this ndec
the excuse of creating ''game refugees
The game refugees seem TO cover pretty
well the ranges of limited number
OF large cattle outfits and looks SUSPECT
ously like creating royal preserves. At
least this is the way local hunters
view the matter.
The state game warden has authority
to create game refugees, but, It is as
serted, these were intended TO be very
small areas here and there-a township
or little more. Now come the cattle
outfits, using public lands, covering
their ranges with 'verboten." In
Grant county Black Canyon game -.
fuge covers 5000 acres. Animas gaipe
refuge covers 1900 acres. Sapello game
refuge covers 22.O00. Besides THIS
there nre large areas in Sierra, Dona
Ana and Socorro counties which are
looked upon In southern New Mexico
A. common property OF the local MINI
rods. II the whole state WIS closed.
these sportsmcn say they would le
perfectly content with the feeling TINT
II was for the best interests o. all
the citizens and that the preservation
Of the alme would compensate for
temporary loss Of sport. But wnen
New MeNdicans pay taxes here ard
have to do their hunting In Mexico
because special interests are thereby
served. they say they are going 20
make the welkin ring with inharmoni-
Gus howls.
The Deming visitors at Silver City
came back with the idea that Luna
county must form an association TO CO.
operate with the Grant county sports
men both for the protection Of game
aud of the interests OF those who love
10 follow the antlered herd. A meet
ing viii be held soon, but the exact
date cOud not he given at this time.
Nine hundred and forty thousand
acres Of the best hunting and fishing
grounds in New Mexico have just been
cosed by order Of the state game COM
mission a., according TO reports received
from Santa Fe by local sportsmen.
Thomas Z. Gable, state game and
fish warden. says the order is the most
sweeping ever issued ia the state. lie
and his deputies will post the closed
streams and grounds at once. FMS
work will occupy several weeks.
Hunting in the posted areas is a mis-
tlemeanor aud is punished by fine OF
not less than $25 or more than S30'.
or imprisonment IN the county Jail Tor
not less than five days or more than
10 days.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
CURIOUS SUIT

Suit has been filed In Judge c. c.
Rogers court by S. A. Cox to recover
S25 ON a check that is signed by Wayne
wkitehill and which is dated Decem-
her ). 1919 The check was not CASH
a because II was In a cash drawer
long out OF use.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
NEW MEXICO VOTES
$1,000 EXEMPTION

But four OF the constitutional amend
ments voted on at the election Septem-
ber20, carried. according to figures has
ed upon returns received from all but
IA precincts. The amendments adopt
ed give women the right to hold public
office. prohibit tliens ineligible to
citizenship from owning or leasing
land providing exemption from taNa-
tion Of property 10 the amount Of 5000
OF every honorably discharged soldier.
sailor. or marine. and authorizing the
legislature to issue road bonds up to
81. 100000.
The amendments defeated were:
Removing limitation for reelection
Of state and county superintendts Of
schools: enlarging powers Of the state
corporation commission; budget amend
ment which provided for the governor
taking office December I. following his
election; proposing a commission Of
three to administer the affairs Of the
state land office and limiting the max
imum taxation rate for schools.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
MRS. MINNIE BOWMAN DEAD

Mrs. Minnie II. Bowman, wife OF
NJ. Il. Bowman. OF Hondale. died at an
early hour last Friday morning at the
home. The deceased ws 81 years oil
and Is survived by her husband, two
daughters and son. Funeral ser
vices were held at the mortuary In
Deming at O'Clock Friday afternoon.
the Rev. Walker and Rev. Foulks Ia
charge. Burial was in Mountainview
cemetery.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04
LIBRARY HOLD ANNUAL
MEETING OCTOBER

The annual meeting of the library
association will be held at I 80 wedncs.
day evening. October ), at the cham.
her OF commerce. All members are
requested 30 be there.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04

?. School Of the squad.
3. School Of the platoon.
T. School OF the troop.
o. School Of the squadron.
O. Terrain exercises,
ta) Advance guard problem.
tb) Outpost problem.
tc) Practice march, cooking indi
vidnally
Z. Ceremonies,
ta) Guard mounting.
tb) Squadron review.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04

during recent years in their highly
Iaudatory effort to convince the rest
OF the nation that New Mexico IS a
..rotten borough"
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04

Mrs. Rita Hyatt, teacher at Mount.
ainview, spent the week end In Dem
ing.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mahoney are en-
loving a vacation in southern Cali
fornia.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-04

Charles schcepf motorei to Silver
CITY Tuesday.
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vIVIMOS DE MILAGRO

En- la semana que termin6 ell dia z
hubo en- Puerto Rico las siguientes enfer
medades, que comparamos con las ocurri
das en- la semana anterior la expuesta:
Fiebre tifoidea, 10 y O; difteria, y
2; peste bub6nica, y /; tos ferina, 4
y /; t6tano infantil, y o; paludissno
IL 18; tuberculosis, 8 y z; lepra, 0 y
1; uncinariasis, "a 13; Stills cutanea,
L; sarampion, y 5 influenza, y /.
la anemia, como Sc We, ha aumentado,
Y 10 peer es que Sc multiplique (no por
culpa de la Sanidad, que realiza un traba
jo admirable, sino porque vivimos de
milagro)
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LA PROHIBICIoN CAUSA MAS
LoCoS QUE LA GUERRA

Ell doctor Perry Lichenstein, medico re
sidente de la prisi6n de las Tumbas, de
Nueva York, al comparccer ante una jun
ia que esta investigando la demencia
alcoholica, declare que la prohibition
ha causado mas locura que la guerra
mundial.
eel caracter de los licores que beben
aquellos que, acostuanbraban ingerir es-
timulantes alcoholics, es causa del au-
mento en- los casos de demencia, dijo Ell
doctor Lichenstein. Las bebidas alcoh6-
icas que Sc consumer en- la actualidad
con la combination de muchos produc-
tos venenosos, frecuentemente producer
convulsiones impelen a los bebedores
la locura.''
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DONA MARIA S. DE CASTRO

Nuestro corresponsal en- Hatillo nos
comunica 10 siguiente:
La sefiora Maria S. de Castro, espo-
sa de nuestro querido amigo Luis Cas-
tro, guard6 CANA durante varios dias;
pero ell reputado doctor Luis Brussi, con
su actividad y cello, devolvi6 en- breve
tempo sana y saliva a la cariiosa es-
posas del mencionado amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
EN- GUERRA CON Ell JAPoN

I'm telegrama de Reval dice que cl
Gobierno sovietista russo ha comunicado
a los aliados que Russia Sc encuentra en-
guerra con ell Jap6n, por seguir ocupan
do, juntamente con los contrarrevolucio
narios, parties de la Siberia oriental.
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DIRECTORIO
BARBERIAS
SALON BROADWAY
San Jose No. 81.

Con este nombre queda alberto al
p1blico este nuevo salon de barberia
con todos los adelantos modernos.
(Usamos aqua caliente.)
Jose Diaz ApOnte.
Propietario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

CoMIDAS:- Sc sirven comidas a do
micilio. Confeccionadas con las mejores
grasas. Precios muy baratos. Ilame al
telefono 6 mande Sol sS. 9-18
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voCEs AJENAs

SsrAn acogid&s todas Las ideas rsfs.
rsntes al estudiO do todos Los aspea
tos On que pUeda plaRtearss Hucstrs
Status ,, por consiguisats, los partl.
dariOS dc tod&a Las solucionSs teDdrGn
igual dSrecho . mandarnos sua traSa,
jos. EstOs se pubhcarnR cor Ia fir
ma de sus autorss, sin euyA eoAdisioS
40 los care mos e0bidAs
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SALON BUEN ToNo

San Jose No. 3.
Salon Barberfa, donde Sc trabaja al
gusto del parroquiano. Limpieza y
prontitud.
Y. J. Palma.
Propietario.