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Evening journal., 1918-04-04
ATLAS NEN LOYAL
TO LIBERTY LOAN
School Children of City Also
10 Prove Factor in Sue.
cess of Drive
MEN
LEND THEIR AID

The Liberty Loan Committee Of the
Atlas Powder Company is working in
full cooperation with the City and
County Liberty Loan Committee, Of
which John s Rossell is chairman. At
meeting held yesterday afternoon, at
tended by A. Rae duBell, secretary OF
the county committee. plans were
discussed for the campaign that opens
Saturday
Every member OF the Atlas commit
lee was present Each man will be al
lotted list Of men TO interview and a
program OF much energy was outlined.
Captains or managers from each
public school in the city VIII be
named today by Clifford ]. Scott, super
intendenl OF public schools. This was
decided upon at a meeting Of represen-
tatives OF both the Mems and Women's
committees held at the Equitable
Building yesterday afternoon. IL was
also decided to arrange for teams among
The classes at the High School, pltting
one class against the other. The mem
bers can solicit sales from any OF their
friends. Both Mr.. Rossell and Mr..
scott considered the plan an excellent
one. 10 was the opinion that IL would
be best TO have Mr.. duBell direct the
school essay competition among the
pupils OF all grades above the fourth.
The program for this contest has been
well arranged and is proceeding smooth
ly.
Life Insurance men OF the city met
yesterday afternoon and arranged a
working plan for the campaign. Mr..
Rossell addressed the men, showing
them how efficiently they could aid
lhe campaign and following his ad-
dress a resolution was passed offering
the fullest cooperation with the gen
eral committee. committee to direct
the work among the insurance men was
organized as follows:
James F. Price. chairman: Charles B.
Palmer, A. A. Wilmot. J. B. Owens. anc
w. W. Knox. The committee viii ar
range for a meeting the last OF this
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
Wife Row GIVES
HUSBAND TO ARMY
Gave One Boy, Proud to
Let Father Go Also,
She Says
PATRIOTIC WOMAN
NATIVE OF IRELAND

BOSTON, April Accompanied by
his wife. William Edward Henderson,
gardener on the estate OF Andrew
Carnegie at Lonox. went to the British
and Canadian recruiting mission head
quarters and enlisted in the Canadian
artillery. Although she viii have TO
remain at home and care for seven
children and already mas one son in
The Canadian service Mrs. Henderson
told The officers OF The mission that
she felt that il is her husbands duty
to go 10 tho front Henderson served
twelve years in the British army In
India. China and in South Africa. lie
hopes TO join his son in Canada this
time.
He has been talking about it since
the outbreak OF the war, aud since
this big battle on the western front he
has insisted that every British subject,
no matter what sacrifice he has TO
make. should enlist under the flag OF
his. native land. agree with him
gave my boy early this month and am
rpoud Of him for going. am still
prouder OF my husband. who is one
Of the best men on the face Of the
earth" so Mrs. Henderson told officers
at the mission.
At first the mission officers were in-
clined 10 refuse to accept Henderson
because Of his children. but Mrs. Hen
derson explained that she had one
boy earning see O month and another
OF fourteen who has been promised $50
a month. with the $40 a month she
will receive from the Canadian Gov
ernment she Is satisfied mat She can
get along very comfortably.
III 10 is necessary she said. 81 can
90 10 work myself. J am no better than
my countryVomen in England who
are working IN the muntlon factories
and who have made sacrifices since
the beginning OF the war
The two boys who are TO support
Mrs Henderson and the other little
ones are employed on the Carnegie
estate at LenoX, and it is said that Mr.
Carnegie is taking a personal interest
i'm the welfare OF the FAMILY.
Mr.. Henderson. sr.. is a native of
Macroom Cork. Ireland, the village in
which was born tho famous Michael
OLeary. who, as a corporal of the
Irish Guards, won The Victoria Cross
for exceptional gallaniry and is now
a major of the Lenister Regiment sery-
ing i'm Sal0nica.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
Today's Beauty Help

We find YOU can bring out The beauty
OF your hair TO its very best advantage
by washing 10 with CanthroX. 10 makes
very simple. inexpensive shampoo.
which cltanscs the hair and scalp thor
oughly OF an the dandrun. dirt and OK
cess oil, leaving a wonderfully clean.
wholesome feeling. After ils use, YOU
will find that the hair dries quickly and
evenly is never streaked i'm appearance
and is always bright. soft and fluffy
so nuffy i'm fact that 10 looks more
abundant than 10 Is. and so soft that
arranging 10 becomes a pleasure. lust
use O teaspOonful Of CanthroX. which
yCu can get from any good druggist,
dissolve 30 in a cup on hot water; this
makes a fun cup Of shampoo liquid,
enough so it is easy 90 apply 20 TO
an the hair instead Of just the top Of
the head.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
WATERWAYSREGIMENT
FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE

The latest demand from American
troops in Europe is for a regiment to
maintain and operate The boats and
barges on the rivers and canals Of
France. France has in the RhOne, the
Seine, the Loire. and the branches Of the
Rhine together with the connecting
canals and smaller rivers, probably the
most highly DEVELOPED inland waterway
system In the world Water transpOr-
tation is popular and Is used very ex-
tensively. Their system has been for
years the best model for study by water
way engineers from all countries
To meet the demand for men to main
tain and operate vessels on this sys-
TEN Of waterways, the 57th Engineers S
TO be assembled and organized at L0u-
rel, Maryland. This opportunity not
only to see and travel on thees rivers
and canals but TO gain first hand exper
ience in operating a system that is a
model Is one that VII appeal TO many
young Americans as we'll as to those
who have had years Of experience on
our own waterways. They will see
here not only an opportunity to serve
their country but an opportunity TO
serve her in the line in which Their ex-
perlence Will make their work most
valuable. Bargemen, teamsters. sad
dlers, sailmakers, riggers, blacksmiihs
ship carpenters, steersmen, hosting en-
glneers, marine gasoline engineers and a
few clerks Will be needed.
The requirements for enlistment are
the same as for recruits in general with
the added requirement that men must
have eperiXence as outlined above. An
applicant should apply for the 57ih En-
gineis INLAND Waterways Regiment at
the nearest recruiting station and give
his age, address, trade and years Of eX-
perience with name OF present and Of a
previous employer. Men who are not
within the prescribed age limits or who
cannot pass the usual physical exami-
nation for recruits need not apply
Drafted men have an opportunity later
TO transfer TO this regiment but they
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
Try This if You
Have Dandruf

There is one sure way that never fails
to remove dandruff completely and that
Is TO dissolve t. This destroys It entirely.
To do this, just get about four ounces OF
plain, ordinary liquid arvon apply It at
night when retiring; use enough TO mols-
ten the scalp and rub it In gently with
the finger tips.
By morning, most IL not all. OF your
dandruff will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dissolve
and entirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of H. hu matter how much dandruf
you may have.
You will and. too, that all itching and
digging Of the scalp will stop instantly,
and your hair viii be huny, lustrous,
glossy, silky and soft. and look and feel
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon az any drug
store. II is inexpensive. and four ounces
Is an you win need This simple remedy
has never been known TO fail
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

cannot enlist Tor 10 now and they are
requested not TO write about 10 as no
exceptions can be made and no places
held open. Enlisiments must be made
in the grade Of private. but as there are
thirty men in each company OF the
grade Of sergeant or above and twenty
nine in the grade Of corporal the oppor-
tunity for promotion will be excellent
for good men Of experience.
Recruiting officers have authority TO
enlist qualified men FOR this regiment
without approval by the colonel OF the
regiment. Further information can be
obtained. however by application 10
Colonel James f. Bell, Engineers, y. A.,
Laurel, Maryland
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
GIRL nALKs Al ALTAR.

ELKTON, Md. April John z
Hunter and Miss Margariic Ebrght, OF
Rlion, Pa. came 60 Elkton yesterday
and got a marriage license. The couple
then went to the parsonage OF the Elk
ton Presbyterian Church when the
bride-'o-be baked and refused 10 go or
with the ceremony. The persuasion OF
the prospective groom was OF no aYai
and they returned home as they came
single.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
SAENGERBUND OFFERS
HOME FOR US. SERVICE

The Delaware Saengerbund. com
posed largely Of German-Americans de-
cided by vote 20 oifer the use OF the
iociety's summer home at Grubb's
landing to the government for what
Ner purpose &c may desire. The pro-
ect was enthusiastically received by
10 members OF the society and action
ras taken after Sut little debate. The
roperty Of the Saengerbund is along
be Delaware river and is valued at
t,500 II consists in addition TO the
ommodious quarters Of three acres OF
mi.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
Quick, Safe Way
to Remove Hair 8
(Toilet Talks.)

Keep little delatone powder on your
dressing table and wien ugly, hairy
growths appear, make a paste with a
little OF the powder and some water,
apply and let remain on the hairy sur
face for ? or minutes. then rub of,
wash the skin and the hairs have van
ished. This treatment is quite harm
less and rarely more than one applica-
tion is required, but to avoid dlsap-
pointment care should be used 10 buy
the real delatOne.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Domestics. housekeepers, cooks and
Mattresses would do well 10 advertise
in the Want Ads during the coming
two weeks.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
RAISE FLAG OVER
HARLAN FRIDAY

A flag presented by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation TO every shipbulldlng
plant in the country now engaged in
building ships for the government Will
be raised at the Harlan plant of the
Bethlehem ShipbuUding Corporation at
1890 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Dr. Charles A. Eaton. The militant
pastor from New England, who address
ed the shipyard workers OF This city a
few weeks ago, Will be the chief orator.
Prior 10 the address and flag raising
there viii be a short parade about the
Harlan plant headed by the Harlan band,
which organization win wear its new
uniforms for the first time.
Hear the Paulist Choristers. Queen
Theatre. Thursday, April g.,
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

week, when each insurance man will
be assigned his particular work
Evening journal., 1918-04-04
DOSING
IS Unnecessary
SlOan's Liniment Does Away With In
tcrnal Treatments.

That splitting, Grazing, shooting pain
in the head, il Of neuralgia origin, sue
cumbs to the first application Of Sloan's
Eminent. 1t creates a counier-irrita-
tion that starts the blood pulsing nor
mally and soothes and comforts in its
prompt relief.
Apply without rubbing-for it pene-
trates-for rheumatic twinges. sore,
stiff muscles and joints. sprains strains,
pains, sciatica, and bruises. Clean don't
stain the skin. Generous sized bottles
at all druggists No increase in Price
25c, J0c and 800.
Evening journal., 1918-04-04

Board and rooms TO let and houses 90
be sold will be adVantageously adver-
tised I'm The Want Ads
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13

Mopumento q los 30ldddOS
itQljdnoS muertoS.
A in~iciativa de Ut grupo de sub,
ditos italianos de Ia colonia de esta
capital, proximamente Sc erigira eI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13
.SU YERNO LIE DIO I'm
BUEN CONSEJO.
Sufrio durante veinte amos. Els YER
daderamente asombrcso ell bene-
ficio que lie ha proper
ci0naGo Ell Tanlac.

"Sufri durante veinte amos, pero des-
de que tome el Tanlac, me s!ento tan
tueno Y sano, como nunca 10 habla es-
tado anteriormente"-diio el senior c.
F. Cartwright. que reside en- Alton
Park, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mi cabeza estaba tan pesada y los
conductos de IA respiration tan obs
truidos que dificilmente podia resp!-
rar, por 10 que estaba sufriendo mu-
che. CCntinuamente Ia indigestion me
molestaba V mi sueno = tan malo
que ciertamente veia con miedo Ia lie
gada de Ia noche, pues la mayoria de
elias las pasaba sin conciliar nj I'm mo-
mento ell sueno. EStaba tan decade '
debil que me Vi precisado a no traba-
jar en- mucho tempo, Y todas las me-
dicinas que tomaba no me hacian nlft-
gun efecto.
mi yerno me aconseio probara e!
Tanlac V verdaderame7Js fue IN
buen conseio, pues desde :as primeras
dosis Que tome me empezo a haceI
mucho bien, siendo a~sombrosos los be,
neficios que a la fecha me ha proper,
cionado. Nj apetito es bueno Y Ia di-
sestion perfectamente regular, el sue
no me ha vuelto nuevamente y 10 uni
co u siento es no haber tornado es-
ia medicinal desde hace varlos amos"
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
Dor la Wagner's Drug Co, 407 East
Houston ST., Y por la Meters Phar,
macy. 1922 West Commerce St, baJo
la direction personal de III represen-
tante especial del Tanlac. o Sc envia-
"a por estas boticAs a cua!quler IL
reccion al recibo de su valor, que es
s1.OO por botella, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillas suficienteS para ei
porte. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13
MUERTOS Y HERIDOS EN-
S. JUAN DEL RIO
Ell gobernador de Queretaro
iba en- ell iren descarrilado

OUERETARO, E de octubre.-Has-
ia hoy Sc nan tenido aqui datos pre-
cisos de las desgracias ~personales que
Sc registraron en- el descarrilamiento
que sufrio el tren de pasajeros que
sali6 de Ia capital de la Republica el
cuatro de los corrientes, descarrila-
miento QUO tuvo lugar en- IN punto
Immediate a San Juan del Rio. en- el
kilometro iS9. y que fue originate
por los desperfectos que los rebeldes
habian o~casionado ell Ia via y que no
fueron advertidos por Ell maqulniSta
del referido convoy.
a consequence dc este accldente, re-
| sultaron muertos eli ~subteniente Jose
Maritime = ell soldado Felipe Medrano,
ambos de Ia escolta del convoy, Y he
ridos de gravedad. 81 guarda del eH-
press Lorenzo Medina, e. G%arrotero
Reinaldo Dia2, Ell fogonero lose Cano,
el earrotero Alberto Hernandez, y 81
senior Antonio Valencia, pasajero de!
trcn. QUE venia para csta ciu5ad.
Ademas Sc ha!Lan heridos. aunque
no de gravedad, el ayudante del &C
bernador de Queretaro, Manuel Wills,
IT., el senor Bernardo NJ. F~igreroa, pa
s%ajero, Y ell soldado Luis Salinas.
E. general Ernestc Ferrusquia, Co
ternador del Estado, tambien venia &
bordo del tren desc9Iri!ado, pero tuTo
II buena suerte de ~ sufrir nj \
Ieve lesion ell Ell accident: por 10 QUO
81 Tue uno dc los nriraeros eli presta'
sus auxilio; a las victimas ue Id ca
tastrUfG.
Todos los heridos estan slendo aten-
didcs en- el hospital &c San Juan de!
Rio, a donde fucron l'evados inmedia-
tamente despues del dcscarri!amlento,
habiGndose tenido que echar msno de
otro trcn u hiciera ell reco.rido per
Ia antigua via 0ci Central MeXlcano,
va que Ia otra estaha cbstruida por Il
tren volcado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13

81 lote que dicha colonia posee 'sn el
Panteon de Dolores, una estatua. que
Sc encargara de rememorar a los SOL
dados iJalianos que han muerto '=n Ia
actual guerra luchando al lado de los
eiercitos enerligos de los Imperlos
Centrales.
La iniciativa, que, onl Sc dice, tue
lanzada por un reducido grupo de
italianos, halo eco en- todos los paisa-
nos de los iniciadores, por 10 que va
Sc han con1enzado a hacer las colectas
de fondos para llevar a cabo esa idea
que habla muy alto del %patriotismo
de los subditos de Italia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13
EN- OJINAGA TEMEN UN
ATAQUE VILLISTA
La guarnicion de esa plaza
ha side reforzada

PRESIDE. Texas, II de octubre.
La g~uarnicion de la vecina plaza
mexicana fue reforzada aver por n
columna que lego del sur Y que Sc
dice fue enviada por el general Muir
guia a peticion del jefe de las armas
de Ojinaga. por haberse sabido que
una columna villista a las ordenes dc
Martin Lopez Sc acerca sobre Ia pia-
"a con intenciones de atacafla y to-
maria a sangre Y fuego.
Hace algunos dias. cuando Villa To-
GRO gar al general Murgula ma
ciendoie Greer que a~vanzaoa so5re Ia
| referida plaza, para regresar vloien-
tamente al sur Y atacar Santa Rosa
liza de Camargo. el general carran-
cist recibio, antes de 81 regreso en-
| mitad del canine para Ojinaga, una
| communication de esta plaza, en- la que
Sc lie pedian refuerzos, pues va Sc
| saba de la aproximacion de los VI
lliStas.
Murguia. que Sc acababa de dar
cuenta de la jugada que lie haoia
| hecho Villa. no hizo caso de la soil
| citud Sc lie hacia, ' regre2o al
sur con ell grueso de sus f~uerzas;
pero parece que ahora ha visto Ia CO.
| sa IN POGO mas seria, va que ha en-
| yiado Glen hombres de caballeria, que
uegaron aver. y estos Sc han undo a
| Ia g~71arnicion de la plaza Y han CO.
| menzado a fabricar nuevas derensas
detras de las va establecidas, para
evitar que la ciudad sea tomada por
las fuerzas de Martin Lopez, las
| que Sc dice pasan de tresclentos hon.
bres V vienen bien armedas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13

cieron ningun NAL a los tr~abaiadores,
pues parece que solamente querian
G~uitarles los dineros que tuvieran, y
Sc encontraron con que ninguncs te-
Man. 81 les diercn ell ccnsiguiente sus-
to cuando llegaron hasta donde ellos
sc hallaban, d~isparando al aire sus
armas V aparentandO que no iban q
dejar titere con cabeZa.
La fiesta dc H. rG-G sc
cele5rGrd en- TGcu6Gyo.
La Direction de la Escuela de Co.
mercio de Tacubaya ha organizado
para el dia doce de los c%orrientes n
fiesta, que Sc verificara en- ell salon
de actos de dicho planted, en- celebra-
cion de La Fiesta de la Raza que sera
en- toda Ia Republica festejada du-
rante ese dia.
En- ell programa, que sera attractive,
tomaran parte muchos de los alumnos
de la referida escuela, y varias Sc
noritas pondran en- escena I'm Qua
dro dramatico alusivo a la fiesta que
Sc celeDrdT2 csc Qla
Las PARTICIPATES familias de la re-
ferida villa estan invitadas para asis-
tir a la festividad.
IdctHron IN cohSUttO7tO
dental los cacoS.
Ell doctor dentista Enrique Gomez
Sc presento en- la Segunda Comisaria
Eara dar parte de que su consultorio
estableciQo en- la segunda callc de b.
livar habia sido "cambiado" sir su
voluntad Y no saba a que psIte de
Mexico. cuando el Sc hallaba ausente
de su domicilio, que es el misno con-
Sultorio.
FL dentista. apurado solicitaba que
Ia policia procurara a~veriguar a que
lugar de la capital 20 de los Esta-
| dos" habian sido cambiados todos los
| efectcs que en- 81 referido consulto-
rio tenia. pues cuando regreso a el
anoche va bien tarde. no halo sino
unos cuantos papeles, va Cue todas
sus herramientas para sacar muelas
V todcs sus libros de %consulta, habian
desaparecido, asi como los fondos que
tenia en- GAIA.
| Sc estnblecerGn Institutes.
! 1ntirrdbicos n Merico.
Ell Presidente del Consejo Superior
de Salubridad de esta capital, entire
vistado por algunos ]reporteros, mani
| festo que los establecimientos que EN-
varios lugares de la Repubiica habia
destinados al tratamiento de las per
sonas que necesitaban Sc les aplicasen
~inyecciones antirrabicas, habian lido
desapareciendo POGO a POGO, haSta no
uuedar sine en- muy senaladas capita
les de Ia R~epublice, por 10 que a Ill
timas fechas, sin duda, Sc han tenido
noticias de muchos casos de enfermos
que han muerto por falta del trata-
miento antirrabico APPLICABLE a tempe
en- casos de personals mordidas por
perros rabiosos.
En- tai c%oncepto, aseguro el refe-
do galepo que ell gobierno piensa es-
tablecer de nuevo en- varias capitales
de la Rephblica gabinetes antirrabi,
cos, pero que dependeran directamen-
tie de esta capital, a fin de combatir
por medic de eilos csc nal que va Ia
hecho muchas victimas segun las ulti-
mas noticias que sobre el particular
Sc han recibido.
| MOpumento q los 50tddGOS
i~tQEjdR0s muertoS.
A iniciativa de VI grupo de sub
ditos italianos de Ia colonia de esta
capital, proximamente Sc erigira CIR
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13

MEXICO. 6 de octubre.-una CO.
mission nombrada por don Fenustiano
Carranza Sc ha encargado de hacer ell
~provecto de un c6digo al que debera
suietarse TODD 10 relative a Ia mari
ma m~ercante de nuestro pals, y que
en- cast todos sus articulos sc refiere
a las disposiciones federales en- ell
referido raTlo.
Dicho codigo o proyecto de legisla-
cion, sera enviado q la Camara de
Diputados por ell Ejecutivo, para que
sea discutido y puesto en- vigor por
Ia Representation Nacional.
I'm mitim obrero.
En- la Academia Metropolitana Sc
verificara esta tarde IN mitin que
ma sido arreglado por varias asocia-
clones obreras que han co~nstituido
una sola, politica, que Sc llama Go
mite Pro-salario Mininto Y Partici-
pacion de las Utilidedes."
En- dicho mitin. como parece indi-
carlo ell nombre de Ia agrupacion que
10 organize, Sc tratara la maner de
hacer cue aodas las fabricas del Dis
trito Federal senalen Ell salario mi
nimo a que Sc han de atener los obre,
ros que para elias trabajan, y ademas
rendera 4 que los industriales Sc re-
SULLIVAN q ceder una parte de las uti-
lidades q los obreros que reuna ia
les Y cuales condolences que aun no
Sc nan senalado definitivamente.
Para hacer uso de la palabra en- el
mitin referido han sido invitados CO.
nocidos socialistas de esta capital, de
los que siempre Sc han dedicado a
agitar a los grupos obreros.
RestriccioneS q los
reUerdeG0rfs dc bolctoS.
Con Ia Sanction del Executive, el
.Ayuntamiento de eS:a capital Ia
puesto Ell vigor un reglamento que
vcndra q afectar directamente los in
t~ereses del gremio de vendedores de
boietos de los espectaculos publicos
de la capital Y de las villas del Dis
trito Federal.
En- ell nuevo ~reglamento Sc sujeta
= muchas prohibiciones la industrial
de los referidos revendedores, siendc
una de elias Ia de Sobrar por cada bo-
leto por ellos revendido mas que e
yeinticinco por ciento sobre el precic
&c taouilla.
Tanpoco Sc le permitira, dentro dc
las restricciones que contiene el nuevo
reglamento referido, 4 ningun reven-
iedor de boletos. vender mas de Cier-
20 numero de estos para nj misma
junction.
Otras muchas ~exigencias parecidas
a las anteriores encierra ell nuero re-
glamento confeccionado por los regi-
dores, las que Sc cree haran que los
revendedores de boletos de espectacu
los protesten para c~onseguir que Ia
rueva Recommendation sea enmendada
o derogada, o sc dedicaran a otra CO,
sa, con 10 que el publico saldria ga,
nando mucho, sobre TODD ell pIblicc
que paga q VeceS por un Doleto para
yer a Maria Conesa cinco pesos G
mas.
Tro6qjadores nscltados
por los Je5eLdeS.
Una cuadrilla de trabajadore:
que Sc viene dedicando desde mace
algunos dias a las Preparedness que
/ el Gobierno ha emprendido de Ia:
carreteras que unen los pueblos dc
Santa Anita, Mexicaltzingo, San Jua-
nico e Ixtacalco, fue ~sorprendida
aver en- un punto entire los dos ulti-
mos pueblos, por una psrtida &c Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13
DE- LA CIUDAD DE MEXICO

Habra un Codigo de Marina Mercante.-Mitin de los obre-
ros s~ocialistas .-Restriccione a los reveEdedores.-
Trabajadores asaltados por los rebe' :es.-La Fiesta
de la Raza en- Tacubaya.-Fechoria de los rateros.-
. Estableceran Institutes antlrrabicos.- Monumento a
los soIdados italianos muertos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-13
No mande mi ur1 centavo.

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