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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Sherer & Quinn-Ask you 10 buy a bond. Help
he government and thereby help the rpv-
eminent to help YOU They have bought.
Clover Cotton Oil Co.--Gives no zee tn Sat
urday. April 18Th. will be its last ginning
day this season
J. ". Dobson-Ofers three upstairs rooms in
his residence. for rent. Building lots on
Vest Madison street for sale.
H. L. Summit,-Wants TO sell his home On
East Jefferson street. Six rooms. pantry.
etc. See him Al once.
r. p Propst. Yorkviiie No. Has Sugar
Drip cane seed for sale. Also barrel of nice
nOlasses.
/ AN entertainment At the Newport school this
J Friday evening al $50 O'Clock.
| Southern Manufacturing Co.. Chester-Needs
25 more girls in its sewing rooms. Nice.
clean work.
Yorkviile Cotton Oil Co.-Wants more clean.
secondhand bags: no objection to neat
patching. Last ginning days.
NJ. L. Ford. Cloyer--Sells Goodrich and U. S.
automobile tires. Prices right
Carroll Bros. top dresser for grain. and
suggest that you buy a moving machine be-
fore prices advance.
Mcconnell Dry Goods Co-Hare mems blue
serge and worsted suits at SIS. Young
mems silk lined suits al s25. Double Bilt
clothes for boys. 1895 10 $lO.5O.
Star Theatre-Gives its programme for to
morrow and Monday. Two new serials to
begin soon.
Carroll Supply Co.--Ask you to see them at
once for top dresser for grain. Supply is
limited. Act a, once.
Central Loan Com. of York Co.--Urge you TO
buy Liberty loan bonds literally. 1t is an
absolutely safe investment.
Firs, National Bank Of York-Puts the Ques-
tion up 10 you. Have you done your duty -
and urges you to buy Liberty loan bonds.
Loan and Savings Bank Points out that II
can serve you in many ways in your business
affairs. Have you bought Liberty bonds!
York Hardware Co. Tells you that Liberty
bonds are the foundation OF victory in the
war. Buy. See page four.
+. I. DALEY Co.. Points the way to neat and
| cI.nn shoes Use "2-in-l" shoe polshes.
See page four.
First National Bank Of Sharon Suggests that
YOU feather your nest with Liberty loan
See page four.
W, E. Feryuson-Tells you that the light Of
liberty must be kept burning. Buy Liberty
| loan bonds. See page four.
Clinton Bros. Give a list of specials for Sat-
urday from their stock Of Good things to
eat
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12
FIFTH DISTRICT BANKERS

4 meeting of the Bankers Of the
Fifth Congressional District was one
of the features of the Liberty loan
rally in Rock Hill last Wednesday.
The attendance was very good, es-
pecially among the bankers Of York
and Chester counties. There were
representatives from other parts Of
the district.
The meeting was held in the Mason
ic hall on the third floor Of the Ma
tional Union Bank building and there
were talks by Mr.. w. J. Roddey. Hon.
W. F. stevenson, Hon. A. l. CASTOR, Of
Chester, and Mayor r. s. Stewart Of
Lancaster.
Mr.. Stevenson addressed himself
more especially to explanations Of
amendments to the banking laws pass
ed and pending, dwelling at some
length on an effort that had been
made to exempt from taxation such
portion of the stock Of bank as may
be invested in Liberty Loan bonds. He
said that a serious effort had been
made to provide for such exemption
in the case of banks that were men,
bers Of the Regional Reserve system,
which the authors Of the system were
inclined to leave state banks out In
the cold. The proposition, however.
had been defeated as 1t should have
been. and he was satisfied also that
Liberty bonds would not be exempted
in a way that would enable banks to
escape taxation on their capital stock.
He did not think this would be right.
Banks do not get their income so
much from their capital stock as from
that franchise privilege that enables
them to concentrate and utilize the
savings Of the public. and under that
view of the case II would not be right
70 exempt the banks from taxation on
bonds except to the extent that the
earning capacity Of the amount invest
ed in bonds bears to the earning ca
nacity Of the remaining resources Of
the banks. State banks he said have
invested as loyalty in Liberty bonds as
have national banks and should be
accorded the same treatment. It Is
true that state banks have the prtvi-
iege of getting into the reserve sys-
tenn: but they must have time In
which to make the change and 1t
would be inexpedient and wrong TO
try to force them all In at once.
Mr.. CASTOR urged the importance Of
Investments in Liberty bonds, and his
address was impressive and instruc-
i've. -
The most forcefu and eloquent
.neaker before the association was
Nayor Stewart Of Lancaster. His sub
iact was the work Of the state council
~ defense. He pointed out the ser
.tnus situation on the Western front,
r-nr.ssed the fear that Italy would
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

AT the annual session Of the Great
Council Of South Carolina Red Men.
held in Columbia last Tuesday, officers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows: Great prophet-Cannon G.
Blease. Newberry; great sachem-D.
w. Smoak, Greenville: great senior
sagamore-R. y. Leonard, Union;
great junior sagamore-H. c. Sum-
mers. Jr., Anderson; great chief of
records-R. L. Cromer. Union; great
keeper Of wampum-W. N. Allen,
Greenville. Retiring Great Sachem
Cannon G. Blease was elected one Of
the representatives to the Great Coun-
Gil Of the United States. Mr.. o. 8. Go
rec Of Newberry. was chosen to All the
vacancy on the board Of trustees. Un-
ion was chosen as the place Of next
meeting.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

was indicated that the new plans cal
for more extensive trading scheme
with the British army than has been
m" cas" with General Pershing's orig
nal force Ther" probably will be nc
attempt to sci up purely American
force within the British ranks. as ha'
been done with the French. The
Americans are 10 be withdrawn wher
trained and turned over to Genera
Pershing a. u part Of his army.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

II We went into this war because
Germans claimed the right to assasSi
nate American citizens on the hlgh
seas. and elsewhere. how can We make
peace with Germany until we have
convinced her that she must never
more dare to aSSaSSinate American
citizens" The issue is one that does
not admit of compromise. 1t must be
fought To a finish.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

The British government having con-
Cc,ic,I everything Tor which Ireland
has asked HS to HON" rule, th"r" Is
no longer any reason why In" IRISH
men should not give their s"rvic" in
- war that means az much to them
as to anybody else.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

- A dispatch from Columbia quotes
Hon. John L. McLAurin as saying that
there Is no truth in a story that he
has buried the hatchet with Hon. Cole
l. Blease. and that he will let 1t be
known within few days as to wheth-
er he will be a candidate for the
United States senate. The authority
upon which the dispatch was sent out
does not appear to be exactly clear.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12
The Church and Bonds.-Thc As

The Church and Bonds.-The As
sociate Reformed church OF YOrkvillr.
=. c., Is very anxious to impress upon
the general public Of Yorkville and
vicinity the Importance OF buying
Liberty bonds. and has fallen upon
newspaper advertising as the most ef-
fectivc means of reaching the public.
Accordingly we find in the current is
sue of the Yorkville Enquirer the fol-
lowing striking advertisement. which
IL signed by various officials of this
church:
Whereas. our country. the United
States OF America, is engaged in the
world war in defense OF liberty. hu-
manity, justice, truth and right, the
principles upon which the Son OF God
has established Christian civilization
in support Of which principles we
stand pledged with all that we have
Therefore, be II resolved,
81. That earnest. faithful service Of
country in this most righteous under
taking. Is service Of God.
"2. That with our young men offer
ing their all. including their lives. 1t
Is our sacred duty to give them all
the support in our power.
IS. That we pledge ourselves to buy
Liberty loan bonds and war savings
certificates to the limit OF our ability.
and that we call upon all our fellow
citizens TO do likewise"
And why shouldn't the church take
a leading part in financing a war
which Is being waged for Christian
freedom and liberty the world over?
Ministers OF all churches offer public
prayers for the success of the Ameri-
can arms. To get right out in the
field and boost bonds as the Yorkville
brethren are doing seems merely
another way OF practicing ones
preachments.
In the Civil war the mothers Of the
south labored by day making gar
ments for their soldiers and by night
their voices were lifted up In fervent
prayer.
Very soon every person in America
will feel keenly the nearness OF the
present conflict, and when this Is
true, II will not be necessary to ad-
vertise bond sales. Every loyal
patriot will seek out the banks handl-
ing them and do his bit to the ex-
treme limit-Charlotte Observer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

The real success Oi the Liberty
loan depends upon the small Suhscrib-
rrS. There will hc plenty Of big
money To come in: hut il Is the num-
hrr al subscribers that will count
more than IN" amount. II Is import
ant that the Who'll" p"opl" com" into
the, great movement.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

what they are asking other people 10
do. buying third Liberty loan bonds,
and We are sur" that hundreds and
hundreds Of York county people will
hcori their most earnest appeals and
fn likewise.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

YES. York county farmers are going
to buy bonds. Many OF them have al
ready bought and others will buy.
York county farmers have sufficient
intelligence To appreciate the rcspoh-
SibilitN that confronts them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

This war is doing good in that II Is
luinriup Americans closer together for
America Men aud women ar" never
at their best except while serving each
Othrr.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

American troops haN" al last arrlN-
cd on rin British :rOnt in ap'r"c!l'i"
numbers and they will iigur" IN I'll"
REPORTS from now on.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

The bond of the government IL a
bond oI sympathy ana c"-"f'ra'ioh
among the people.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12
LOCAL lACONlCS
Our April Quota.

South Cardinals April quota OF
selectmen for service is 1873. Of which
45S are to he whites and 1,115 ne.
groes. York county is to send l3
whites and 43 negroes. Six whites
and 81 negroes are to go from District
No. /, and seven whites and 22 ne
Rrnes from District No. 2
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12

hu,,ding them. the better II will be
Cor our food supply and for the pros
nertty of the county generally.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12
Liberty Loan in Fort Mill.

The people Of Fort Mill, town and
township, are very much interested In
the third Liberty loan and the sub
scriptions for the bonds has been both
general and liberal. DR.. J. Lee Spratt,
chairman Of the Fort Mill loan COM
mittee takes this as an indication that
the Fort Mill folks are more alive to
the war situation. The farmers OF the
township are showing decided inter-
est in the third loan, whereas In the
two previous loans they appeared
more or less indifferent. The first day
Of the loan was ushered in with con-
siderable enthusiasm, bells being rung
and whistles blown. Practically half
Of the Fort Mill allotment was taken
up the first day. Committees from the
ladies' organizations. led by Mrs. W..
B. Ardrey. Mrs. J. T. Young, Misses
Susie White and Minnie Garrison have
been making a house to house canvass
in the town. and other committees are
to canvass the township outside the
town
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-04-12
Bio Find Of Stolen Goods.

Magistrate r. l.. a. Smith Of Broad
River township, went out to the home
of Charlie Hawkins near Hickory
Grove. Wednesday, to search for
stolen goods. Charlie Hawkins and
his two sons were committed TO jail
last week. charged with having brok-
en- into the w. NJ. Whitesides mill.
Magistrate Smith and party found
large quantities Of stolen goods. in
cluding clothing. hardware and mis-
cellaneous merchandise. Some of the
stuff was hidden in the home. some
In outhouses and some under the
ground. Some of II was identified as
the property of s. b. Pratt Of Sharon,
some as the property Of Shannon &
Plaxico, also OF that place. and some
as the property OF various other mer-
chants. From circumstances in con-
ncction with the stolen goods and
from other information, II appears
that the stealing has been going on
for years. Whoever accumulated the
stuff. presumably, OF course, the oc-
cupants OF the premises. had been
stealing from whomsoever they could
whenever opportunity invited.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
n. York tiene Ia esguina
de n9as trafico en- ei mundo

NUEVA YORK. Agosto 3.-Segin
las uItimas establishes re.ativas a!
trifico. ~resulta que Nueva York "S
Ia ciuc:ad que t;ene Ia esquina donde
el movimiento urbano de vehiculos es
mayor eH ei mundo. Esa esquina es
ia de Columbus Circle, eH Iondo Ia
ro!;cia In regist-ado IN tcafico dc
1920 vehiculos durante diez noras
del dia. La esquina de mayor trail
co on LonGrcs. solo la rsgistrado TN
novimicnto de 2S,755 v~cniculos J ESQ
en- docc horas, e. vez dc diez.
Des2uas dc Cclnr1b5 Circle, Ia cs-
9uira T. MAYOR moviEaiento en- esta
ciudcG c: Ia de Broadway ) e Gale
-, dnnde 60 -egist-aroa 1869 vc-
hiculos. r terce- luear lie c~crresponic
! IL Q1iass avenida y ia Gale ~, con
1890 ' el cuaro 4 la esquina dc
Central Park West v Ia Gale 70, con
1870.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

Multitud de personals me llaman
trujo, por Ia simple razor de u no
compreltan mis- sinpies, zero eiecti-
vos metodos de cGrar 4 distancia sin
ell : de nuedicIl2s. otros clsen que
scy uno de tantos cEariatanes QUO
Wrtan Ell c%ontilente; perc Mngdna
p estas persc.as tiene,i MA lcgl, y
.Ist;ficada raZon: teEgH en- nj :snsc
;ion iunuHerabies testimonies de pa.
Gates Gg~raueliuuS, psisulaa cunaSi-
'Stivas y ~lcnradas, que csian prom
as para Gar n G~eciaracGll JuT2da
ialante de 2utoridades conpetentes,
cScguTand0 que las personals que Sc
gan us iastruccioncs Y consoles de
buena ~, no solo pueccn aiiviar Ii
Intermediates. pero conservar SD sa-
lid dsspucs de adquirida, estas per-
sonas son RESIDENCES de Estados Uni
cos y Mexico ) vcclnos de algunes
De IDS, ~prcguntelcs d~irectameHte no
hay que ~atcstguar con muert0s. FL
2rbol Sc coHcce por su fruto. va Clare
veran CUE no soy brujc nj me ayuda
q diabio; aCnQue trato Intermediates
de tUda n~aturaieza. III trabajo sc oa-
So en- principles l0Gic0s y naturales =
la ~f:losofia de rivir en- les conocimien-
los CUE tengamos de nuestra actual
existcncic y su p%rorcsito. Mi mas
grandc deseo cs ayUdar a aquelEos
cue qu;eran ser ~ayudadns y scrvlr &
dos. No Sc deien cngaiiar; no pa
gucr 81 dirnro Z personas SIN escru-
pul,, cue Gescaradamente ~pretenden
ser el Professor Il. c. Martinez de Los
Angeles, California. 70 estcy csta-
blecido en- esta y cuando salga 10
iarc sa5cr al pub:ico en- mis- %anuncios.
Prof. Ii. {. MARTINEZ.
Poder0so Sanad1T.
l1912 s. Spring Street.
los Angeles, Czlifo5 MIA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
PrrsiGerte ::uaicipG! Cue cs ocUscdo.

Ante ci Jrcz de D:str:to dc csta loeaIdad
conpa-cci6 aver el Presidents municipal de- FL
:Iar2nja!, para responder de Ia acussci6n Cue
or 81 contra prescnto ell scHor Primitive +.
Va!crcir. acusacion Que corsiste en- v:olacio-
mes = T. Ley Electoral.
En- el escri:o respective Sc denurc:a el ne.
cho dc que ell PrcsiGente Municipal - FL Ma
ran;al ca!z6 con su fi-na. antes dc las -
cicntcs c,ecciones. unas hoias sue!tas en- Il:
que 60 iacia propaganda eH favor de IA en-
Gidatura para dipusado. de un candidate enc
ra:sn o contrar:c al Qucjoso.
FL funcionario municipal no MEGA que en- c.
fccto Gallo con gu firma las manitiestas dc Que
So trata. pc-o alcga que cuando csto two lu-
gar Ia nueva ley Electoral aun no Sc COMO
cia en- su pueblo. nj en- 81 Estado siquiera. y
que csta. y 20 IA anterior. es Ia cue Drohibc
q los furciona-ios municipales hacer 9ro?2-
ganda ~7olitiea sin separarse dc sus puesros.
Ante csta l6gica saliGa, no sc sabe que ac-
.i;lG asumira 81 Jucz de Dis:rito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10

i tai cirr,o. !na r;rcu.orcs del juzea4o Sc
rrcscu.aron cn 81 d~arnirii.o. alto en- q Paseo
Dr. IA RnforIna. del aie->an or r~!cs:!or, rCro
c. ,e.toa de :ranruc-r T. :os r2~"s'@iar." @-
IA - IA cntrada ta 81 casa. cesr6 = larc:'a
con dablc v:ci,a d. 'iav> y ascraandosc a ur=
~vcn:ana. an.caa=d. p;s:o'a en- mar". al rri-
nero eve in;en:nra a!i=Ha- su mo-ada.
10, omp;cados &c! j-=zndo ;-a:=ron Dc -
cc-!c eon:prcaicr que crcr representatives lie
IA lcy y Cue i6s7 en- crrsp.irieato Ge "
rrn ada;o ic2al: pc-p no huba ra-,-os para
converter n si5diio dsl Ka;scr. por 10 mro
los o;c-u.cres So r~ct:raroa Para consular {!
csc con cl ivc= : ca7c:7r Ute Ia orton dr,-a-
ii" 9c- e=;e sea aroyad= ror LIS aitoridadcs pc
,;ic7s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
NO PARECIO
e DIpUTAD0 ].
{. MARQUEE
Sc cree qze los rebeldes
10 cetEy,eyoa ORA Vez
para exigirse Giro
preStano
ror Co-rco. para LA PRENSA."

for CJ-rco. para LA PRENSA."
VERACRuZ, ! de Gsos:o,-L2 f2mil:a del
d:pu.ado ;osc:ai Marqve. Gri-l como Sc re-
ccrdara. fu& p!sg:sLo po- les re5eldes fell
cis,cs en- Ia plaza dc Nnutl2 cuaaio So ded:-
cgba 4 .:Gcer propaganda e. pro dc 81 can
Gids:.ra de digutado q! Congress- &c IA UGi6a.
y ruesto ea liJe-tad mechanic Ina fuerte sd
ma que page COMO ~rescate. Sc n Gi-'e:on
n las 1utoridaLes de- CT" puerto rr so.icitud
De da.os sob-e c! !uZa: IN donde pueda es:ar
ST. familiar, pacs a cesar je que log ps-!jti:Cs
dijr-on Que habic siGo Eues.o 81 ebsol;:a IL
5ertaG por los r-he!des. ningrna persona &c
al fa.a.:ia le n. vis;o. ror 10 que sc HaiIsI
ale -rna5os todos scs .arniiiarcs.
In les Ci~c"los oi:cia!rs de este puerto t=m-
noco sc aa5c NADIA 4 p-cDjsi5c Dc 10 cge Duc-
ia habcgle ccurr:do 4! -eter;do cx-d!D2:2io
drsp.G; DE- su avertsra en- poder de los fc!:-
cistas. TO faltaado eu:cn opine que e. Seyu;-
ia d. haber en:e-ado In sumo que !s gtI,s-
ror TO- su rescate. fuc d-trn.do &c r1evo pa
II quo dicra una can;;dad mayer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
Un re, :. 'nr@ 10 "c-GoIGrss

90 CT d" ". d.
Aver = medic dir e" ,ra1 de- patio del IA
'arin 10 ~irs,ic;a - Cordoyares " res uaa
habia s.,:o 'ieyado a IA Qc;ata Sa!a III Tn
bunai dc .~I.>,.,:" 7 Ia p~-a,;ica dc ur=s dill
scnciaa IN 50: 2roc-sa.
CwanLo los cnstoh,os de! re:cri.io REQ Sc
d:croa cu,r.:, de "a cuGa DO este. - o-=s,o=j
81 coasiguisrtc dcs6rGca en- cl patio del re-
fc-ido ciifici". lando 'uyar = quo loa dennis
rrcsos Que Al. sc haiiabaa irtcDtasa" 'u"ar-
80 i;-u .mcnt" n..~oY"chando n confusion -ei-
mar 9: per" io. ruar.iiancs - aorcsuraron =
ccrrar r. ,,gc-.as -, cs.atc-:m:cn:o sin
prrriti-," +? -rjin: Il persona a!rGna sin
prcria iIca. i,ac:ia. y a,i fut "rit"io 81 que
a!guaos o;.r- rsas .=;...raa =! g-ir1cro que
paso pics e. rc.vorosa.
=, nreso ruc 80 iug6 So l;am1 L.:6raco
v~&z&-s=. c7-aba ac.sa,!o lie .eHiq rcvo!u-
c~:o7--io ; So hall=bs a Disposition dn Il. GUN
"a Sa3a del S22rc,ao ".-!a"aal &c !as;icia.
Sc avis 9mca:@,a@catc i n Inspccc:5l
&c Po.icia p=-a que :! PROT sea buscaAo
con ,clo c.:pcdo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
CONCESSION A LOS
E~S!IVADORES DE-
VERACRUZ
Sc les permite estab'ece'
ei sistema cooperative
de tisndas
Por Cor-eo. pcrc LII PRENSA."

VEnACRU2. / de agosto.-"La Union DC
Es;ivaIo-es" dc este puerto iraplantara muy en-
b-cye e! sistcma cooperative para vcrdcr .!
ccslo a-ticu!os dc primera nc-esidad cntrc
sus agrenIiados. para 10 cral In Elisma agrr-
paci6n r:cnsa es.ablcce- tieadas cue serin
su-t.das con los oroductos Tefc-iios.
81 Gobicrno. para dayic Impulse a! proyccto
dc los es:ivadores. ha anunciado cue q~usiarin
exi,.idas del paGo de cont-ibu-iones ;odas las
tiendas que el .c.eriao g-crnio establezca. y
q.c bencficia-an 10 s:Lo Il los nienb-os lie
gosas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
LOS ~EXTRANJEROS
NO EJERCERAN EN-
G~UADALAJARA
La legislature ACADIA de
expedir una ley en-
csc sentido
por Corrso, pcrc Ia pgENsA."

Por Ccrrso. pcrc la PRENSA."
CUADALAJARA. 4 d. GGos:o.-h: causato
n:uy maIa impression en- esLa capita! II dis2o-
sici6n dictada i!timaTeate POI Ia Legisiatu-
rs local. que oIdena cue los prn:esionisG,s que
tengan ti,ulo e1peiido en- el eEt-anjero no =
ierzan 81 profession dentro de t~crritorio del
Estafc. 81 no cuando sc hayan suie.sdo 4 IN
exam=n de comretencia ante siaodales que nom
brara el Gobierno lacsi.
Ia referida ley aba-ca a ;oda clase de p:o-
:esionistrs ). aderas. eSpiica cue nj los me-
xicanos que tengau tisulo 2dqui-iGo en- uhi-
vcrsidaGes ex.rgnie.as pot-an cje-c.- SUI pro-
fesicn sin el requisite previo de! cxaa:n reic-
rido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-10
Hey ;c:ercscs q. por m.d.0.

Entire eli publico Sc asct:ura eu- tai Icy &c
cre;aGa par e! Congrcso tuvo 2or crigea las
gestionss dc al&unos proiesion:s'as ricos pc
70 muy media"os en- e. -je-cic:n &c 81 nroTe-
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