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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1918-10-04
Vote to Get the Things
You Want

Prohibition is "The Boss the job all the time. Prohb-
ton follows every man into his home.
Where is the who is willing that another should regu-
late his private life?
Where the who will say that he has the ability
regulate his private life?
Under prohibition is free to decide for himself
whether he shall abstain whether he shall drink
in his home elsewhere.
Defeat of prohibition does not compel any drink
So-caIled "War Prohibition" can only be temporary.
prohibition could be fastened Ohio only
people of Ohio themselves through the adoption OF the Statewide
Prohibition Amendment Three times four the
have defeated prohibition in Ohio
If the people of Ohio opposed statewide prohibition
they willing that Ohio should be made dry through nation
wide prohibition?
Do the people of Ohio want the General Assembly to have
the exclusive right whether Ohio in favor of nationwide
prohibition they want the right of referendum act of
the General Assembly rayng the Federal amendment prod
ing for nationwide prohibition?
you want the right of referendum any amendment
the Constitution of the United States and you opposed
statewide prohibitiOn it absolutely that
Vote "YES" on the Referendum Amendment, and
Vote mo- on the Statewide Prohibition Amendment.
THE OHIO HOME RULE ASSOCIATION
L. I'll. Gibson, Manager, Columbus Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Notes "f Industrial stunts Tint A..
REGULAR 10 Certain I.nnd. Bc-
yUnI tho SCUS

Janan has A new Industry. tho manu-
tacturo of waterproof leather from tho
hides Of snalirns
BOLIVIA has hu'it Dad for au,omo-
hErs mat crosses the Andes Mountains
100" tcci above sea level
Uruguay will establish = nI.,t for
cS0erincnts in tho production of fuel
from native hituninous shalc.
Portugal hS- vineyards containing
nearly sa"ooo.oho vines. and tho wine
production last scar IS estimated in cx-
cess Of loa.o"o.ccc gallons
India has 3J.ocl miles OF railway and
so.oeo miles NJ telegraph. comn,reL
WIN $500 miles Of railways and II .ooo
mites OF telegraph in lssI
india has sue seeded in improving rho
quality OF thr cotton grown in some
of It's territory b. distributing better
seed and inducing natives ia use mod
ern i'm Elements.
Abyssinia is the original home of IN.
cofec tree aud in tho southern and
western highlands 81 that country
'herc '-ic stili immense forests OF II
mat have never been touched.
Algeria IS ';ow huyinc OF the United
Staies mineral Oils. machines and tools
.! every KIND building wood and leaf
tobacco ais6 selling TO tho United States
raw cork. raw hides. raw tartar and
goat skins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

ing OF II ali--that the Master calls US
10 be HIS children and that all pleasure
Is interpreted aud blessed by loyalty
TO liiu-thcn soon or late these ac-
INVITES VIII! fan in interest because
they have already failed in doing the
Lords work BY all means let us have
our parish houses. and iii them by day
and night with people. young and old :
but Let us press quietly and persistent
~ the claims Of Christianity upon all
Nho come. The church and all things
appcrlaininS TO the church the
means given By God to establish His
Kingdom on earth.
JOYOUS AND BLESSED
PRIVILEGE; or CHRISTIANS
l. is all 81 Joyous ana blessed priv
lcse No Christian has really tasted
ihc happiness Of his faith until he has
led some one else TO Christ Then il
becomes a wonderfully real thing to
him. ana the kingdom rises before him
as - TACT. and nc hears the Lord say
Go. work ia Ny vineyard" Go tell
the story OF My love to men" Co. feed
Ny sheep and Ny lambs can sec
no" the glow in mans face as he
saw ono whom he had Led 10 Christ
stand up and confess Him 4 new
vision had come to him, Tic know nov.
81 Andrew and 81. Philip felt when
th"E brought Peter and Nathaniel ia
Jrsu5 And this great Joy may be
shonId pe-thc part of each one OF us
Ito hrouSh, him To Jesus" ThtuIs oC
INC OVERWHELMING, uuspcakablc iov OF
h'"Ncn when some child shall welcome
YOU ih"re and say to the Master "ue
brought me to Thee dear Lord an,
mere hccauo" IA" told me Of Thee
ma OF the Master, wherever you are.
somebody needs your care:
"0i"P ono nom" or "A wandcrcr afar-
somebody needs YOUR prayer.
ihch when YOU enter tho city Of sold
some one Viii meet you there.
some on" TO whom tho GLAD -,nrv ,,,,
told
some ono YOU: JOY viii share.
L T.. Hewitt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Says we will both look and feel
clean, sweet and fresh
and avoid Illness

Sanitary science has OF late mad"
rapid strides with results that arc Of
untold blessing TO hunla nifty. The lat
est application of its uEtiring research
Is the recommendation that il is rs
necessary to attend to internal saui-
tation Of the drainage system OF the
human body as it is TO the drains Of
the house.
Those OF us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise.
splitting eadachc, Stuffy from q cold
FOUL tongue. nasty breath, acid stom
ach. can. instead. feel as fresh AS a
daisy by opening the sluices Of the
system each morning and flushing on,
tho whole of the internal poisonous
stasnant matter.
Everyone. whether ailinE. sick or
well. should each morning before
breakfast. drink a glass OF real hot
water with teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in 1t to wash from the stom-
ach. liver and bowels the previous
days indigestible waste, sour bile and
poisonous toxins: thus cleansing,
swcctening and purifying the entire
alimcntary canal before putting more
food into the stomach.
The millions OF people who arc both.
ccrd with constipa ton, bilious spells.
stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness:
others who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly compilations arc
urged 10 get quarter pound OF lime
stone phosphate from the drug store.
This Will cost very little, but is suf-
hcicnt TO mako anyone pronounced
crank on The subject of internal SAM i.
tation.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
METHODlSTS TO ENLARGE
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK
VIII Establish New Posts aud I'm
dcnNOr to Perfect Organization
OF Existing Schools.

The Methodist Sunday School So
ciety and the Methodist Preachers
Meeting of this city have decided to
use the month OF May for thc improve
ment of their Sunday schools. Series
Of sermons VIII be preached and spc-
c!al prog rams on Sunday school work
will be observed in the various schools.
in which pastors. superintendent and
other sunday school cIIiccrs will par
ticipa...
The general program for all the
schools Is as follows: First. campo Sn
for increased enrolment second.
systematic effort to increase the aver
age attendance; third TO organize amy
departments that are Now lacking III
tho schoois. such As home department..
cradle roll beginners department. etc;
FORTH, TO organize teacher training
classes. ara NTH, 10 cndoavcr to lead
the members OF the SUNDAY schools, as
far AS possible. to make a definite dc
cision fol tho Christian life.
Mothers Day. tho second sunday.
will be utilized by tho various pastors
TO emphasize tho relation Of TIC home
to tho SUNDAY school CA the third
sunday morning. Chi!drcn's Ddy will
be observed by all tho churches. and
those schools which have not ALREADY
done so. will observe decision Day
on tic fourth Sunday.
Tho Highland Sprinss Church. under
the leadership OF tho pastor. rev II
II. Moilart is planning TO expand its
work so as TO take in the rapidly de-
NclopinE community in and around
Seven Pines. The Decatur street sun
day schooi workers arc planning for
an afternoon mission SUNDAY school i'm
their territory. The Highland Park
conSrcSa lion reports splendid progress
ia it's wo X III locomotive bottoms. Ecv.
l.. NJ White, tho pastor. having just
closed series OF meetings in that
now field. All of the schools appear
10 be alive and aggressive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
METHODIST.

,.clnri< ,,', ~, 80 services 81 ~
in, -, ~" preaching U!
'""'''' ''cE' - IT, Newbury.
=, h..,h d. otiocN ana
'"' '"''o'' REV. H. J. Cahdicr.
Nshury-Thc pastor. Rev. w. Oliver
i,,, 49,, t plc"ch at po'h the inofp-
OCT ICES
81 JHmes-J III. Montgomery. sccrc
=" 81 inc Virginia Conference sun
uay "choE Hoard, viii speak a; the
: c!och service on The Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
BAPTIST.

tirst-PEeaching at II o'clock and
al e'i' by the pastor. Rev. George w.
Mcdaniel. u. II.
Fuiton-I'rea ching morninr an,
evening by the pasto., Rev. w. Thor
'urh Clark. The morning service viii
DC special sermon for the recen,
converts thirty-ninc OF whom hayc
"ceh baptized since the close OF the
FevlNa services in this church. which
were conducted by Rev. {. Is. Arendalj
t,tntcr Park-usual services at
O'clock and q; A:l5. with sermons nv
the pastor Rev. William Hcdley.
immnnucl-The pastor Rev. Leland
w. smith Will preach al the II o.cloc,;
service, and Rev. w. T.. Gibson. pastor
oil froadus Memorial Baptist Church
AT inc evening service
Pine Street.-The morning service
VIII DC conducted by DR.. Douglas &
Freeman and L. {. Northern of Rich
n"hd College. Will conduct the even.
ing service.
th''nr!-Special services commence
rating the fifth anniversary of The
,'dst"Fate OF Rev. Carter Ashton Jen
hc"s' ana the third OF the church in
us present locality Rev. G.. 4 lon.
Nehs' -. H., father of the nrcscn,
pastor VIII preach at both services.
Norfhsfdc-rhc pastor Rev n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL.

thri.t-Scryicca and uolv cam
muu!ou ai 1 o'clocI. and al s,. ~
rector. ROY Charles ~ Sydrn, ~,
preach At both services. Pubic r,r'
di.IIy in,i,oG u"i'c cor
trnre-iIoly Communion and yo,
vices at II o'clock. Evening ,rs-a
aud shor, sermon at sis RE rsa;or
ncv William g. nurkhsrd, III,
~. raui'~-i.it4ry and Commune,
at IL o'clock The rector no. VIZ,
iu-s"ll Bowie. - l.. viii rr,,,.n =,
this service on "'rhc Lon. Road inmo =!
~ the SIS service his subicc, wilI
80 ler"iSm III the old Testament"
~ 'h"pt'r o! IA" Junior brother
.o'u "' - Andrew In the city arc in
''''" |" attend this service.
H"numcntal-Rcy James w Morris
- WI preach at II o'clock and 4,
l'''N 'h INC Afternoon. Holy Com.
"''''' 90 u ".riocN
I!oI, Trinit.-iioly Communion -.
~ O'Clock Ecv. George l.in,J r,,.o g.
w.. ''e"@h' Th"ro vii! bc q musical
100
tI' saints'-l;cv. 4. =. bowman N.
r'cts-r aill couduc, ,l,e nornIn.. So
Vice ana administer Tho IIo,v ro,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
WILL BURN MORTGAGE
calvary baptist tbu:ch Plans to Cclc-
brntc DOnbic Ami


CANARY baptist ciLrch has planned
double anniversary service this
morning TO which tls public is cor
dlaliy invited. iu-dsy IS not only the
nt'h anniversary of the pastoratc CT
rev. carter Ashton .icnkcnS. but il
represents tho third anniversary of tho
'hnrch ia ITS present location The
rite OF baptism VIII -. administered a,
both services. and there VIII be spc-
ciai music by tho choir. The feature
OF tic service Will be the burning a,
me evening service Of the mortgage
when has IuSt hccm lifted from the
church. leaving il free from iudeh,ca
ness Rev .. y. Icnkcms. H. -. the
father Of the present pastor. will
preach "a both services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
UNVEIL SERVICE FLAG
Patriotic ExeroiscN Arc Conducted =,
fh' boulevard baptist
(bnr,.b

Houicva- 5aptis, Church observed
.r"rIotic SN1daS' last sunday \
feature o: tie occasion was tho un
Yelling OF Tn scr, iC- nac hv Miss
Thefn'a rhorp, which was concealed in
largo ola Glory flag which almost
com pic;eiy covered the rear Of the
SUNDAY actooIroom. tf,c, tn, nrcs
entation Speech by tho asais;an, pas.
,or kev. F.c'ce simpson. an interest
ing program was rcr dc -cd
The congregation Of boulevard l,,
tist church exp - to have = nryy
"hurch oIiid!4lS completed some time
TINS summer. TIE mas or. Rcv. Frances
Lee Albert is a u, ,dcnt at Richmond
"!'eGn. AS usual. he VIII preach at
boulevard Eaptist Church this morn
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
CADETS TO PARADE
WIZ 'na"furn'r Thrift Week by March
Through Rn~incs.

John A'arshal High Shoot cadets
MI pa rads to-mprrow morning AT :,
o clock from the corner at l'ourti, ana
b'oad through tho business section of
. . Guy. Inc parade is to inauIuratc
h.ht week in tho public schools Of
the city. when IN effort viii no u,aJc
70 sell thrift stamps to the amount or
10000 John Marshall. alone. has uu
dHrtak"n 10 raise $4,000 Of .bis
amount. and If the students go over
me TOP by tho end of tho week thcv
VII parade again On Friday
w. =. Blakcy. % the faculty Of IN.
city schools. is State chairman for
Thrift Week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

hristia" scirncc-rIos ular services
VII 10 held this morning Al II O'Clock
Ehe subject VIII bc "EycrlastinS rum
iShmcnt.'
tifc nnd td,cn,-Eidcr W. +. kuapp
missionary from british East Africa
VIII conduct the II o'clock service.
MIS- w l.. Knapp. also - missionary.
VIII conduct the evening service
BethIchcm Evangelical lutheran
tor. ReN, +. H. Mcuschke, in the morn
ins at o'clock and In the evening
at s O'Clock
Salvation \rm,-short service 81,
William Eyrd Park 1T $50. Com
nandcr Elmer and Mamie Booth win
&c in charge, assisted by all local Sal
Nationisis. sunday night services at
seventh and Broad AT 100. Usual SER
vices in the auditorium at ioo North
seventh street ~ sis
New Thought--At the Corlcv audi
iorium At o'clock Rev Bradlaw
Tomson, OF %,w YORK city. viii hold a
meeting Introducing NoW Though,
principles TO Richmond people His
subject vii! be New Thought Funda-
ncntals. Mrs. Marsarc, Walker
Burgess will sing. She Mi! be ac-
"ilpanied 10y Mrs. T.. J. kundaen. The
public is invited.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tho
ihird Moor auditorium OF Colombo Hail
=; II O'Clock and At S
society OF Friend>-E. J. Eaiford
and ; G !iocketi. OF Corinih. South
ampton County. vii! be present at the
meeting for worship to-day in the blue
room OF Tn, Contra! Y. NJ {. 4.
Building.
Observation-Disclosures services will be
conducted at o'clock this evening b.
the pastor. Rev. 8. Il. peasc.
International Bibic Studcnts-Lec-
iurer A. II. Mcmillan, Of BROOKLYN.
y. Y. viii! preach this afternoon at
o'clock in the hall A. 2o17 West Broad
street. Subject. The World Has
Ehdcd-Miilions Now Living Will
Never Die"
West End Mission-.tn all-day meet
ing viii he conducted by Evangelist
=. II. Gootcc.
!. ". {. A.-Men's meeting at $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
Says Pile Remedy
Worth $1OO. 90 a Box
Wan Knows Whnt He T..
Talking About.

nave had itching piles ever since
ny ny earliest recollection. am 53 years
ola ana have suffered terribly. I have
tricd many remedies and doctors. but
no cure. About weeks ago | saw
your al Tor Pctcrsons Ointment. The
hrSt appkcation stopped a II itching. nd
.l thrce Ways all soreness. have only
used one :5c box and consider I am
cured. You have my heartfelt thanks,
ana may every one that has this trou-
hic see this and give Pcterson's Oiut-
mcn'' that is worth Il hundred dollars
y. Ncwth, Columbus. Ohio.
IL makes me feel proud TO be able
20 produce an ointment like that" saws
PETERSON. Not only do ! guarantees
Pcterson's Ointment for old sores and
wounds. but for czcma. Salt Rhcu,n.
Ulcers Itching Skin, Pimples, black
heads and all skin diseases. ! put ,lp
Il big box for so cents. "a price ali cal,
afford To pay and money back from
your druggist If not satisfied" Mail
orders filled by Peterson Bros, Buf.
falo, n. Y.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

Boda. Will preach a, IL o'clock and
at S:lJ.
trace Street.-The pastor. Rcv. Fin
ley j.. Gibson. H. D.. will preach at
both services.
Grove Arenuc-'Thc pastor. Rev. w
=. James, ID. ID. will preach at both
inc morning and evening services.
Srcond-Thc pastor, Rev. T. ClaEett
Skinner, H. d., will preach at the IL
O'Clock aud o'clock services to-day.
Leigh Strcet-Csual ii o'clock and 5
CLOCK services, with preaching By
the pastor Rev. J. J. Wicker. ID. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
GOVERNOR DAVIS TO SPEAK
viii Address CoiorrJ Y. VI. &. 4. This
Afternoon nj Firth street
I'm

The co!orcd Y NJ. G. \. invites all
women aud men 20 hear Governor
Wastmoreland Davis deliver :. special
address this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
- tho Fi:th street BAPTIST Church
John Mitchell. Jr will introduce the
Governor. The choir Of tho church
under tho direction Of Joseph Mat
tl"ws. will render special music Ecv
T. J. King pastor OF tho church. will
conduct the devotional exercises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
coI"red Singers to Give Program.

NI''!'7 Ut" S-USiITT"S OF TIC ladies Z I'd
Society Of st. James Methodist Church
tho colorcd choir OF tho First Hartist
Church. "olnred. Of Richmond. will Give
\ musicale Tuesday evening in CHM
ho-a5o School auditorium beginning At
500 o'clock. Tho affair will he most
entertaining in character. consisting of
rcciiati"us. plantation. PATRIOTS classic
aud sacred song. The choir CONSISTS
Of twenty five singers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

for his name aud remarked that sh
would be on tho loo<ou: for him
-Four days Iatcr the young lady
singled him out and. addressing him
by his proper na,nc, said that she had
been studying the stock market and
had noticed prices were higher. II he
had benefited hy the rise. she asked
would he not keep his promirc
He had beer cong Of TIA. market and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

needless to say he filled on ;ac ,.ppli.
cation and when the Sirl ..iuCcd AZ
the figures She was moro thsa pleased
for the efforts Sh. had put into thn
ono sale.
But that was not tho nd She WAS
offered {. lucrative position with III.
firm and she accepted. Her thought.
tulucSs anG attcnti,, had won her
place with one OF the best houses ia
the Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

The chapters Of tho Junior Brother
mood Of 81. Md ." in the city have
been invited 10 attend special service
TO hc held in st. rauTs Church this
evening at sis oclock The rector
Rev. Walter Russell Eowic. II. y. will
preach on Tile lIcroism OF tho Youth
of the Old Testament" and tho scr
vice promises 20 be most interesting
one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

IA the second door assembly room
General Secretary Mckee will lead the
discussion, and ). Glover Winters will
be at the piano. W. Z. Norman will
lead the boys meeting at go IN the
boys reception room
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05
CHRISTIAN.

seventh Street.-The pastor. Rev. Ii.
-. {. Maclac.ilan, l.. u. will preach a,
II O'Clock and a; J.
ihfrd-frcaching at IL O'clock and
az Va by the pastor, Rev. james ..
iiclsz b-cn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

Services Nil! be conducted by the pas
tor Rev. +. H. Mcuschkn. in the morn
'ns at II o'clock and IN the evening
at s o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-05

hriStia" sci~nec-Ro sular services
y iii 10 held this morning AT II O'Clock
The subject VIII bc "E:ycrlas,inS Pun
iShmcni.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14

Ell Toreo'', en- con.1ciones que nun
ca sc han regist1aLo IN Mexico.
Las co1diciones para las referl-
das corriGas, son las s%iguienteS: los
caba;los &c Ia plea serar de made
n V car:6n, con rucda de kierro. y
las p;caS que emnuIcn los ~n'cadores
20 tendraa punta metallca. Las
l.anderrillaS no ser;!a de garlic nj Sc
aheriran a la piel del toro, sino Sc
ran Supplements c":ocadas sobra (!
morrillo.. o sobre 81 sitio que pue-
da ell picador. La suerte de matar
sera simulada igualmente y sc usarari
en- ella espadas de MADEIRA. Por III
tino. los toros cue lidiaran seran mo-
chos V no mayores de tres amos.
Sc cree que en- estas condicionei
amen de ofrecer los empresarios pa
gar las yes?cctivas contribuciones Y
cedcr una partc de las entradas a Ia
Beneficencia Publica, el Ayuntamien-
to concedera eli permiso que de 81 Sc
ha solicitado para csa clase de Co
rridas ouc seran completamente nue.
vas en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14
CUANTTOSO FRAUDE
EN- ~CUANAJUATO
No eran cubiertos los
~iI11puestos federdles
,or corrso. mar. LA PRENSA."

Z OF SOTEPO. DdIa LII
GUANAJUATO, s de o%ctubre.-
Debido a una serie de circumstances
que no es del case relatar. las au-
toridades estan tras de la pista de I'm
cuantioso fraude en- este Estado, frau
de en- ell que Sc cree estan compllcados
altos cmpleados g~cbie-nistas cuyos
rombres hay empeno en- callar
De una vista de inspection veri-
ficada en- Ia Administration del Tim
bre de esta ciudad, Sc ~desprende que
en- dicha oficina Y en- las que d@ ella
dependen Sc ha cometido un fraude
cuyo monte cs mayor de clento dlez
mi, pesos, cantidad que lie ha sido
defraudada al Erario por los mismos
~ampIcados cncargados &c vclar por
los ~intereses publicos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14
MONEDAS FALSAS EN-
MONTERREY
11luchas de orc
de a cinco dolares

MONTERREY. Nuevo Leon, s de
octubre.-No menos de Glen monedaS
americanas de q cinco dolares, fall
sas todas. ham sido recogidas por los
agentes de la policia en- varias casas
de concrete de esta ciudad, por 10
QUE los concentrates estan alarma-
dos. pues ninguno de ellos sabe GUAM
do o en- que CIRCUMSTANCES tales mo-
nedas fueron a dar a u caJaS, dado
u es comun Y corriente en- esta rla-
IN que las monedas americanas sc
reciban en- pago de mercancias de to-
das classes, 10 mismo que S! fueran
monadas del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14
Iban a desorganizarse

Los mencionados cuerpos de Tolun-
tarios estuvieron a punto de ser des-
organizados Y disueltos, debido a QUE
los elementos que los forTnan esta-
bar en- malas condolences por falta
de elementos de vida, dado que c,
Erario del Estado Sc hallaba imposl-
bilitado de cubrirles sus "ha5eres"
como 10 estuvo hacienda al principle,
V es por este que el general Dleguez
V el G~obernador Ortiz Rubio Sc pu-
sieran de acuerdo para solicitar del
Gobierno Federal que los referidos
cuerpos de voluntarios C a depen-
dientes Girectamente de Ia Fedora
cion Y esta sea la que Sc encargue
de cubrir IL sucldos, aunque los re-
petidos cuerpos quedaran siempre
siendo la salvaguardia de los intere-
ses de las poblaciones michoacanas
en- donde cada uno de ellos ha sido
organizado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14
Los inspectorcs amenszados

De buena fuente sc sabe que los
encargados por cl d~epartamento de
Controlaria de Mexico para .cfectuar
visitas de inspection a las oficinas
en- las que Sc sospecha que radican
,os fraudes, han sido amenazados por
medic de anoaimos para que Sc ha-
gan de la vista gorda Y no denuncien
las irregularidades que encuentran al
revisar las cuentas que tienen a su
cargo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-14
Cobrns sin constanclas

En- la of!ciaa del TiTtrc d. ::
c::udad de LcGr &c los !Aldamas. 81
descubrio por los encarrados de ha
Ger una revision de las %cuentas, que
en- dicha oficina Sc han venido verl-
ficando cobros de coatribuciones fe-
derales cuyas constancias obran en-
roder de los contribuyantes. pero nc
han nido 'anotados en- los libros res
p~ectivos para que las ~cantidades am
paradas lutheran lido ! parar a las
areas nacionales.