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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18
LA GRAN FIESTA De
AVIACION EN- SAN
DIEGO, CAL.
Tomaran parte todos los
aviadores que estan
en- esa ciudad
accrcI para ii PRENSh.

Espccic! para ii PRENS.h.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Encro i3.-Una
hcrmosa fiesta. con el concurso de TO-
dos los aviadoreS de los campoS de
aviacion de San Diego, tendra iugar
ci dia princrc del proXimc mes en-
North Island.
Fl procrama comprendc divcrsos
numeroS Y seri muy attractive para
los RESIDENCES de csta ciudad. que po-
dram yer Ell I'm campo de exhibition,
todos los aeroplanoS mas modernos,
los motores. lbs maquinas de guerra
Y todos los adclaHtos dc Ia aviacion.
Por primera vez en- la historic de
la aviacion americana, va a similar
Sc de modo perfecto, IN cOmbatc a"-
REQ entire dos aeroDlanos. I'll alemdn
tripulado por un oticia; americana, y
al otro con motor Liberty, de los mas
moderDos.
Este "combatc" SC hard dc un mo-
10 ,calistd III "r2do dc tCrminar con
In "caida" de Ia maquina alcmana, al
MIR.
Salones De bale V diversioneS de
TODD genera, habra en- el campo de
ayiacion, Y III mISmo tempo esta In
| cIuldo en- ell programa el anuncio de
Il durantc las docc horas que dure
81 festival sc haran vuelos continues
por los mas cXpertoS aviadoreS que
han regrcsado del frente.
LIZ fiesta cmpezara a las docc del
dia ' tcrmir2rd a las docc de Ia no
enc. Entire once " docc. Sc cmprcn-
deran algunos Vuclos aereOs. espccta-
culo Que NJ han vuelto u yer los ha-
bitantcS dc esta pohlaci0n desdc el
ano en- que Sc inauguro la eXpoSl-
ci6n.
A.sccnsioncs en- q gloho libre y des-
censos en- paracaidas. etc. etc, serarl
ot:os de los numeros del festival.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18

de Cuba, Espana Y Centre America,
asi como en- Paris, donde Sc encuen-
tran elementos de gran valimicnto del
antique regimen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18

4 los obreroS y a los agiJadores. eStos
lucnaran contra los capitaliStas. que
son mis- enemigos: mas >i me opou-
20 a que rea!icen sus p~ropositos, en-
tonceS lucharan contra mi. y Is pre-
terrible que atsnten contra e. capital.
cue contra q gob!erno."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18

Cuando neceSite libros en- ~cSpanol.
d~iriiase 4 Ignacio f. Lozan0. lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18
I'm autor cstuvo aquI.

Fl autor de In peliculs u que nos
hcmos rcferido ya,-que proroco pc
ma En- 81 inimo de algunos meXica-
nos porque Sc cXhioen en- ella aigu-
mas vergiicnzas m~eXicanas, por cier-
to con gran rcalismo-el senior Zane
! Grey. eSta de paseo en- esta poblaclon.
La presencia del singularisimo escri-
ter. ha sido objeto de concentrates,
pues vistc eli tai como IN ranchero
de Arizona. grandes botas de cuero,
no usa saco Y lleva un sombrero. de
| alas anchas.
{ Lo acompana su esposa. Como
t~uviera ell senior Zane un percancc
en- ell autom0vil que 10 traio a Los
Angeles, declare que hubiera prcfe-
rido vcnir en- mula, como ha vlajado
| sicmprc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-18

o LA EN- SUS ~OPERACIONES.
POROUE UMPLE 10 QUE OF2ECE-
PORQUE PROPORCIONA Ell MEJOR PRECIO DE
CAMBIO. Y PORQU PROPORCIONA A SU NUMERO-
CLIENTELE LA SOLVENCIA GARANTIA NECESA-
RIA EN- CUALoUIER ~OPERACION U Sc LIE CONFIE.
E<ta e. Ia raZ6n para que nueStroS negocloS hayan au-
mentado de una nanera notable Y ahora eStemoS en- poSlol-
idad tie proporcionar y nueStros cientes mayor numero Gle
veutaiaS que ninguna orra casa de Gambia les pueda ofreccr.
HOY EsTAMOS VENDlENDO $170o PESOS ORC o
PLATA MEXICANA POR CADA $1,000 DOLLARS Y LOS
ENTREGAMOS POR NUESTRA CUENTA Y RIESGO Y
LIBRES DE TODA CLASE DE GASTOS EN- ~CUALQUIERA
POBLACION De MEXICO.
HOY SOLO BRAIN $0.75 cts. DE COMISlON
POR CADA $1,000 DOLLARS EN- BILLETES AMERICA
NOS. S~ITUANDOLOS Q NUESTRA CUENTA Y RIEs-
GO LIBRES DE GASTOS EN- CUALQUIERA PoBLA-
CION DE MEXICO.
ESperamoS que I'd. nos eScri0a para proporclonarle Ell
nombre de nueStro ACENTE PAGADOR en- Ell pueblo don
de resida su famiia. para que ella no tenga necesldad de
hacer viaje a otras poblaciones Iejanas para II a cobrar Su
dinero.
Al hacer la entrega de su dinero, nosotros eXiglmos un
recibo co mel cual iuStificamoS Il I'd. ell cumplimiento de
nuestro compromise.
81 no entregamos 4 I'd. esta Carta-Recibo, lie devoiVe-
mos su dinero sin descuento alguno.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
THE WOMENS ELECTION.

A recent conference of the democratic national
committee is said have spent it's time dis
cussing methods OF reaching the women voters It
is safe to say that the republican national commit
tee is deeply interested i'm the same problem and
that if the much advertised third party" is formed
IL VIII likewise devote best efforts 10 winning the
women.
There is good practical reason for an this poll
teal courtship Tt is estimated that if the suffrage
amendment is ratified in time for the next presi-
Dental election. il is likely be- there will be
14oooooo new feminine ballots. Added to the wonl-
already possessing the franchise these millions
might easily decide the approaching national cleo
tou.
There is no expectation that the women VIII stick
together very conspcuousIy. Most OF them will
probably vote their male relatives and friends
do. But there is mo- telling Women may he just
uncertain factor i'm politics as they are other
matters And inasmuch there is generally no very
wide margin Of strength between the two big
parties. il is possible that miuionsor two of wom-
sticking together for amy definite purpose might
WELD the balance of power
The women, al any rate. need have no fear of
beins treated disrespecfuuy in their hrst big voting
experience The male politicians have such whole
solae fear of them that they will be treated with
the utmost respect and consideration.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
LENDING TO CHILDREN.

Banks i'm many parts of the country have been
lending a good deal of money to boys and girls
three years. 1t is reported that Miss
issppi banks lent $4,000 these youthful borrow
ers i'm 1918 Kansas banks lent $4,000 to children
that state.
This financial role is for the children.
But according to all records the youngsters
prompt in meeting payments fulfilling their o5liga-
tions with a keen sense of honor. one banker said
that out of 600 such loans there had not been a
single piece of bad paper
What do the children do with all that money?
They buy seed corn. pure-bred pigs calves and
livestock BY this time easy to guess that
these boys and girls members of farm clubs
and that they win not always be borrowing. once
,heir work is weu launched. their club activities
soon become self-supporting, then paying bust
neSsts.
Many of those children. members of the farm
clubs organized and directed boy the United states
department. of agriculture raising better live
stock and farm products than their parents did.
They are making good with modern farming
methods and doing something really worth while
which almost any boy or guI will tell you is lots
more fun than getting into mischief or destroying
things
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
The Fall of the Fall Amendments.

\VITH the arrival of the Record haze presented
W the andeay forces that make
much % Roo pushing 9R s @ 's bd ss ' of them @
Reference made the Record of last Thursday when the senate killed 50
Sen Lodge called the told though
being forced when Sen Hitchcock calling spade spade threw aside
Bay coppeead that
no @ nd~ns % an adgn conspiracy to postpone the they DID
That called ordered resulting
s3 o b % odon @ 'sb fb b ts 3 n y S & @ a'Ha I vote 0 ,o% 1
& opda channels b % & but int oud haV @ been too bsd
have let be generally known that the had be orcedagnst the
anhLeague leaders opposition
having to do with Americans serving the paon and mandatory
As the reparaiOn the United States would be
= f , os J oyJ @ 10 De % Pr pre- nd Tnf i %fns'0es b tbl as the
The Shantung amendment plainly German invention
BIT political pff9sgery the whole This the amendment
ag pPa % Jom a I J 6 sp no5n bonH @ s tn n @ pffn % dent
Hi Johnson home and what he do toward
his fences.
Ill.,
IN of the politicians and of pub
seeking party insisting parsanship
Va9s @ IS 81 o one that democrat
s P6s 9'G I % Ts GS % p 9s
ooe anti wlson and everything that was opposed to
& a@s & =" @ % & comet was "eRn 6 6 very 6 % sPPsrfnty hJG Of his ms
Reed his % A5dmq the Other shReed who would probably
have voted with him had he been in Washington
Among the republicans but opposed the amedmen who be
had heard from Utah the president there These
were exped~hIe Indiana New and Watson soHe
Boah Lodge Sherman Bandegee Harding
Lar favorable
they couldn't poGermans of South Bend
Haute Evansville
WHAT does
" because with the 81 votes Poed they ratification
themlo
the afo
final
dinain the last did of the
to
whole lot of them went back poorly apply
argu
probability would
back
bills calculated administration they voted with the
andh helped finally surprising
that 81 the doesn't the treaty and
the League.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
More Truth
Than Poetry
GOING UP
By James J. Montague

GOING UP.
When the mason gets two hundred
dollars weekly
Sociologists will cease 10 think it
odd
II the brawny shouldered porter Of
the needful brick and mortar
Gets a hundred as the chauffeur
OF the hod.
When the stevedore gets seven bucks
an hour
II will not give other people such
a shock
That his husky thewed apprentice
filed with bitter discomfort is
on a less amount for walloping
the dock.
When the painter gets ten thousand
bucks per annum.
He will not have any reason 10 be
sore
II the help that he engages asks
(and gets) the self same
wages
That he used 10 draw himself be-
fore the war.
When the blacksmith gets the av-
erage bankers income
1t should cause him no annoy
ance nor dismay
If the grimy visaged fellows he en-
ploys TO blow his bellows
Want to draw at least a paying
teller's pay.
When the plumber has TO have a
big retainer
He should not be SLED with great
concern
When his helper gets unquiet and
declares he'll start a riot
II his labors do not pay a vast
return
And the actor doesn't need TO get
unhappy
When the stage hand makes a
loud and raucus roar
And declines to lift the curtain till
he knows that he is certain
To be paid as much as Ethel Bar
rymore.
/ So, when everybody's wages have
been boosted
And the workers get the wages
that they ask.
When. whatever YOU are doing.
baking, chauffng, printing,
/ brewing.
What you get is nicely suited to
your task
Every lad that's paid a little less
/ than you are
Will complain that he is worsted
in the game
\ Wages may be readjusted till the
whole darn world is bus ed
! But the same old rows viii hap
pen, just the same!
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
WE WOULD CALL THIS KEEN
MISHAWAKA COMPETITION.

(From The News -Times)
L. j LambiOtte, manager OF the
Temple theater, returned Wednes-
day from a trip TO Chicago
George Senger. manager Of the
Lincoln and Century theaters, IS in
Chicago on business.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

An Aurora, H.. gent licked his
wife because she wouldn't shine his
shoes. He was fined SIS. The
moral Of this is. do not hammer
your wife for such an Offense. as
YOU can get $50 shines for the price
OF fine in court
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

We have some funny experiences
The other day We noticed a fun page
advertisement headed. Give once
10 was a furniture ad. and started
10 turn over the page. when we sud
denly noticed that il was a suhSCrip-
tion plan for all the charities Of the
citV
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
The Tower of Babel
WONDER WHAT SAM LEEPER
THINKS OF THIS.
BY BILL ARMSTRONG

BY United Press:
TILTONNILLE, Ohio. oct. s.
Satan and good roads are blamed
for keeping down church attend
ance on Sunday by Rev. n. L. Ward,
a local pastor. II will thank the
Lord when roads become so bad
that Sunday auto touring will no
longer be a pleasure" he said TO mis-
congregation
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

Playful makeup men have been
tacking about everything imaginable
TO the end OF this wheeze column,
and il is causing US all kinds OF en-
barrassment. Yesterday a discus
sion Of some things in the bible was
included under The Tower heading.
or course. our close friends would
readily understand that we could
not have written the paragraph, but
just 10 be on the safe side we are
going TO add this in the future:-
(TOWER OF BABEL FISIS.)
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
Let II Be Stoppcd at Once

The chief thing to be dreaded
about the war between capital and
labor is that it may result in an
other peace conference
Copyright, 1919. by Bell Syndicate,
Inc(
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

Norway has gone dry. There is
one advantage OF countries going
dry early in the game such as Nor
way has. they may never have 70
listen TO a speaker from the Anti
Saloon league
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

London society women have
adopted live snakes for playmates
as the latest fad. 1t just shows how
Americans keep ahead all the while.
Snakes were common enough in the
states before the first OF July
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
PA PERKINS
SAYS.
LATEST AND BEST NEWS OF
MSHAWAKA CONTINUED.

tFrOm The News-Iimes.l
The rotunda (Mishawaka hoteD
is one Of the busiest places in the
city. whereas in times past il had
oftentimes been compared 10 a ce-
metery.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

Ralph Hutchinson has let out
wall that the new city directory
calls him Richard NJ Hutchins )n. ="
Leslie Morehouse - given credit for
a wife unjustly Who will be the
neNt2
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

Woodrow Wilson. improving, ask
ed for hard boiled eggs. DO YOU
suppose he wanted 10 see some of
the republican senator's?
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

IL along about this time that the kaiser plan
ned TO arrive victorious in America. and here it
is the king of Belgium who comes instead. Funny
how that kind of mistake will happen.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

a lot OF young men nowadays
must have had some experience with
circuses. they're always referring to
wild cats.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

There is nothing Ike patriotism. Whichever won
The worlds series. the Reds or The Whites some
body TO be blue. Three cheers for the Red.
White and Blue
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

There are many men totally opposed to the
presidents policies hut the bitteres; of these
would wish him
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

Life is full Of contradictions. According to the
latest congressional decision. you may keep whisky
in your home still but YOU may not keep whisky
stiu in your home.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

The police of Youngstown. o.. found whisky
stiu in automobile which was wrecked the other
night. That whisky smash an unavoidable ac-
cident if one ever was
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

Maybe the king of the Bolsians can offer some
suggestions as TO now TO make America safe FOR
democracy.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09
Not at all Surprising.

Tirpitz. who knew the Kaiser in
timately, seems TO have the same
opinion of him that is generally
held over here.
South Bend news-times., 1919-10-09

just TO Make the World Happier.
We are in favor Of establishing
the Irish republic and giving it con-
troll over Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05

him ConEtess threw him out at
second, No changes In the score
board
Ladies' IN ~ Tariaas ehrnfsrifrt
opd slcrFrttes may b. learB srtfh fhts
dress. bmf Tho aHfs shotrm Fifh the
arseinal moari ,nrfe 81 sana acofactie
embroidered is niduighs biur polka
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Third Inning
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one Ga that uuluhnbite6 ARIA back
~ second lie stole second base
tana wasn't arrested. elthefl wheoz.
i wobhisd 70 The plate and lined 70
wlnka basket. Punk BEING doubled
az second.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05

Let's 20 eat at iioldts--upto,yp.
I'LL Sd Ave: downtown. 913 "a Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05
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By pETIR T.. CARNEY

Some day some gun club that
wants TO pat on a novelty event aud
- the same time advance the sport
of uapsbootlng will offer q trophy
Tor tournament for professional
baseball playeih. either "A cup 90 bc
won once. three times. or 10 be
shot for annually.
And the club that does thla little
thing won't be encouraging the
worst shot tournament In trap.
shooting history either, There will
he some low scores OF course. but
the quality wiil be good as tourna
monts SO. There wiii be more
scores above 81 than under. and Sc
in 10 mean score
\ good Time Ia stage such q
tournament would br during the
playing ~ thc worlds btschall series
FOR az the October sports classic
every baseball PLAYER who can
pos alhly attend Eracc- the ball yard
with his person.
There are gun clubs IN every cits
anu it would matter not the ie..ai
whether the shoot WaH hold IN Sew
york, Cincinnati. Cleveland ar Chi
case for There are large. active CUR
clubs m these cities. who could wei
handle such tournament as thls
win distinction
Some ~ the bail players who nj
doubt would be very much interest
- in such tournament as men
toned above arti
Chief BENDER. now pltehinw 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05
CTAR
HARRY WILLS IS
OUT FOR BACON
New Orleans Negro Oevas-
tates Ole Anderson 4

SAN FTANCIsco. Dec o.
Omitted Press HAIRY wills IL OUT
today looking for moro heavy
weights TO conquer--and for more
cary money. The big New oriesw1
negro gave Ole Anderson OF Tacoma
a thoro beating last night az
Louie parente's show. There were.
no protests when Referee H9nion
stopped wills murderous attack In
the third round.
Two facts were demonstrated:
1--AnderEon has "A good heart
otherwise he couldn't have withsfood
tho terrific blows over 81. repeated
many times, in the second round.
willis is a wonder.
The negro lowered above Ole, who
looks big besides the ordinary man.
wills was 30 pounds OF Drawn and
bone The blonde man was a child
in his hands.
In the cllnches wills deliberately
landed with his right over Andcr
sons heart time after time with =.
Kick" thnt started out near the
ropes behind him by sticking after
the second round Anderson demon.
strated his gamenesa.
when Hanion saw Andersone
seconds would not throw IN q
towel. he ended the fight Anderson
sat In his corner for some time re
fore he ventured from the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05
CARPENTER is
EUROPE CHAMP
London Dazed by Sudden
Defeat OF Beckett
by NEliR MILLER

El " EttH MILLER
limited Press staff Coryuapoudeuu
LONDON. dee. 5.--Her hope
blasted. her national pride badly
/ joltcd. London stun was rather
( dared to-day.
but they could hardly believe
I their idol was broken idol. doe
+ Beckett. the fighter they had
/ trusted with the mission Of
I bringing the worlds champion
ship 90 England. had uncrre-
I moniously been showed back into
! nowhere.
I Hundreds OF Americans and hun.
I dreds more Of Frenchmen. who had
/ crossed the channel to see their pollu
{ defend hia crown. were siill recount.
/ ing WILDLY as much as they remem'
bercd Of that French panthcr's aetiv'
/ its during the "a seconds OF that
I first round.
Verbal pictures were beld up 70
! the Londoncrs OF the mighty HUH
Of Beckett. sprawied face downward,
trying 10 get his legs and arms out
| Of the coma into which they had
been knocked by the wild right OF
the French aviator.
Beckett still does not know what
hit him.
II hadn't started TO fight when
got It. didn't realize what hap
pencd." Beckett said today. In cx'
planning tho attempt he made TO get
away from hts seconds and 20 after
the Frenchman when he had beer
revived.
Manager Mortimer. who had
4 planned a match with Jack Dcmp
sey for the worlds champion
ship. said: Carpenter made good
one chance In a million: that's all
/ he had"
EecIsett's followers blame him for
walking into a trap like a child
Carpenter tented low with his left
and the big hulkina TsnglIshmnn lei
| his defense drop. The Frenchmnn
| then shot a terrific right that seem.
| ed 10 start from his knee. n con.
nected flush on his opponents jaw
4 with crash and beckett went down.
!. Opinion agrees that II was a fast
working brain with perfect co.
ordination Of the fists that won for
CARPENTER.
/ The fight started promptly Mt 10
O'Clock Eeckett was jaunty when
The came from his corner, TTc mp.
peared tremendously confident. but
when they actually came together. he
was unable 10 get d single blow
home. The Frcnchman WINS ut him
like flash and swarmed all over
him. Beckett's efforts nj defense
were feeble. When Toe went down,
| tho silence could fairly be felt. 70
astounded WAS the crowd, until tho
seconds had been tollcd off-~fhcn
| there was . great uproar u cheer.
| Ing
Carpenter Ioot no time when The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-05

The average dufrcr. and. Nigh,
as well odd aiso the average COED
golfer. never stora 60 think much
about just hos De hits Tho ball when
he grts a good nho, or one better
than hts average he seldom tries 90
discover what the reason waa.
Some pros understand lust h0w
they hit tho bsll ard can pick Uut ;ar
coed shots from tho bad ones ard
tell tor the moment the bail leaves
the clab whether or not It hos bgcn
bit properly.
Most golfers hlt ihe ball on thr up
swing. that la, they send tho bali
awnY from thr tee while the club IL
making tho upward part 81 thu are
Thia r. not had way 90 drive. as
% puts lot ~ forward spin on
tho tAii and produces tot % run.
This "a fire hhos on courses where
no long carries are demanded.
Among The golfers who hit down
into ,he boil and catch Il before the
club has reached the center Of the
arc Is Waiter Hagen. the open cham
plon. who IL a very powerful driver
and one who gets y long carry. Tn.
doubtsdly the ball hit this way d
Ideal for long distance shots and
where there are bunkers and traps
ahead IL Is hy all means the safest
The player who hits the bail on the
upward swing win top ono occasion.
niiy unless he il an expert aud a nm
lshed golfer with moro or less prac.
tieo at tho game day IN and day out
Sometimes the club will come up too
quickly and a bad shot is the result
II In the other shot the club head
comes az quicker than usual II does
not mean 30 much. as lifting tho
head slightly would not spoil the shot
completely. a longer bah Is the re.
suit, because in the shot last de
acribed the follow thru is perfect.