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The Washington herald., 1919-05-11

men than bullets II il salutary, no
Ealacious: enlightening. not evil
''open Your Eyes" by which tirI,
the fllfn Is known. was shown TO at
invited audience OF government OF
ficials. members Of the medical pro
fession. and of the clergy. last Thurs.
day afternoon and will be presented
at private showing before the Nation
al PreSs Club next Wednesday night
Its first presentation to the genera
public will be IN Washington. and q
Is the plan OF State Health Film ant
the United States Public Health Serv
ice to show the picture to separate
audiences OF men and women. Thh
is occasioned BY the character OF tn,
subject and not by the manner Of ia
treatment. and is prompted by a de
sire to eliminate all sources Of hesi.
fancy in viewing a feature upon which
the United States government urge
universal attendance.
Rachel Crothers' comedy, - East
has proved such a success at thu
Broadhurst Theater. New York. tina.
the Shuberts are organizing a secont
company to present the play on tour
Miss Crothers will direct the produc
ton.
Roy Cochrane. Edward Durand
Eileen Poe, Joseph Attention aud Har
~ Manners have been engaged q,
complete the cast headed by Edwit
Nicander. already announced for Pau
NJ Potter's new French farce. FRET
ty Soft" now in rehearsal.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-11
The Australian Viewpoint

1t is a significant fact to all critical
esservers that when a musical comedy
star shoots into space and falls into
anosher realm. great. usually, is the
7taI hereof. Not so with Miss Marie
Sp4ffow,s a comedienne. of New South
NFaies. who has started her stage
canssr IA America by an engagement
with "The Bohemian Show" which ia
this weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater. Miss Sparrow has brought
to burlesque the identical songs. the
work of American composers, with
which she delighted musical comedy
audiences IN the Antipodes.
The Australian people are greatly
interested in the American stage, the
'Aongs produced in this country, and
ihe musical plays that drift to their
land from the United States. Miss
spsfrow is authority for this state
merit She played in musical shows
IN sydney and Brisbane three years
sso 1t was the keen interest mani
Tested in American productions bv
Australian people that inspired Miss
sparrow to come to this country.
Miss Sparrow has found the Amer
lean public takes to its own songs
after they have been sung and whis-
tied In foreign lands better, perhaps
than when they are first introduced
here. Taking almost the identical
musical program she used a wear
ago in New South Wales. Miss spar-
row has delighted burlesque audi
ences all along the Columbia circuit
this season.
Miss sparrow. made her debut i'm
The Washington herald., 1919-05-11

sydney in 1914. Since that time she
mas Travelled extensively in the ORR
ent' returning to her native boma
IN australia for a short engagement
oeIore coming to this country last
The Washington herald., 1919-05-11

way has been set at cents with
the tax of 1 cent added. making a
total of 10 cents. This applies to
those patrons who stay on for sec
end or a third ride. The tax of
cent must be paid by the patrons
according to the law.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-11
Miss Clark S Strong Cast

respective roles OF Nanny jackson
and SNOWFALL" Miss Clark is seen
as Claudia, Virginia girl. and her
portrayal is said to be one of the
most artistic of her screen career.
So great has been the popularity
OF Come Out of the Kitchen" on tour
this season that Henry Miller. the
producer. is contemplating sending out
two companies this autumn. one for
this country ard the other TO visit
Canada.
Daddy Long Legs" is back in East
ern territory once more and meeting
with the same remarkably large pat
ronage that distinguished its early
Western tour. Henry Miller keeps the
play and company up to the GUS
tomary high standard that charac-
terizes all of his productions.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-11
DANCING.
RIGHTWAY s::..:ss;.,ss

l2ls NEW YORK AVENUE
Only uptodAte dancing ar.Iemy south Of Neu
York; teaching all the istest steps. Private les
sons any hour, &c. Ph Fr. 1854 for axpaiut.
ment. Open q. m. 70 II .. m Ten teachers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28

iittie Shinen. the minor adjustmSnts
you can prevent the major troublee
and give our clients 100 per cent
motoring Subtraction"
The accounting department n under
the direction Of Thomas r. Ryan. who
brings to this department a thorough
knowledge OF modern accounting, a
practical experience gained IN the Of
flee of one Of Richmond's leading
certified accountants. He was Sec
retary of the Richmond Baseball club
while the team was in the Inter
national league.
The Service department head is II.
A. Arm bright, whose service with the
company dates practically from It's be-
as,,1,s ss..,alns sstssss stJ1sesS.ss e e
unusual noise, or hidden trouble,
and no less for the fact that ne never
iisappoints a customer as TO when he
shall receive his car
Tho Repair department in its mod
ern convenient space. lighted on three
sides by large windows. and In which
no work il done on makes other than
! those sold by the company. is presided
over by w. NJ. Mtnter, who has had
ten years experience in the construc-
ton and repair OF motor cars.
| The Used Car department. located
at COS East Cary street. Is managed
by Mr.. w. G.. Turner. who formerly
was In business for himself on West
Broad street, and who knows second
hand values as well as any man in the
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28

users Of their prodrcs8 Yneeo ara
The main points OF the policy which
ts growing steadily In popular aI-
prevails
Wood separators cannot be guar
antaed for any specified life, sincs
conditions or battery service alone
determine that They generally re-
gui.e renewal while the plates are
still sound Worn out separatoyN
which arc the cause OF trouble in a
'shorted CELL allow n battery to dis
charge In the Same way that pune
ture aIlc We a tire to go down When
necessary new separators should be
put In nptly to protect the plates
only severe shocks breaks jara
and these must be rcpinced at owners
expense. However. 1t Is sometim os
difficuit TO place the responsibility for
Jar bre3kage which Develops imxnedi-
atefy after placing tie battery in ser
vice, we have authorized all UEI4 ser.
I vice stations to repair auch hreukagv
at our expense in battsrtes returned
to them within thirty days after they
were placed in service, They will
also repair, without charge. any man
ufacturinp defects which ruay be ap-
parent within this period.
THE thtrty-day service period men
| toned above is sufficient to show up
practically say defecta. but our ser
vice stations will present to Tia for
sneciu consideration any trouble in
batteries returned to them after this
period. which they consider has re-
suited from defective conditions in
the battery
''1f any ISL battery wears ont with
i In fifteen months. beginning tvyt
months after the shipment of the bat
/ terry from our factory. the owner Is
entitled 70 u pro RITA replacement or
/ a basis s!rnilar to tire mileage ad-
/ iustTnent. Batteries shipped dry from
/ our factory are coded st tho time they
/ are prepared for servIce. The ad
/ jus*nent period begins at the time
! they are prepared for service by a
! Isl. service station
/ "ULS battery services stations are
authorized to mako any repairs or
/ adjustments which become necessary
under our service policy. They will
also give customers battery tnspec-
/ ton and addition of distilled water
At any time within business hours
I'VE recommend that each peNson
who purchases a ISL battery as part
! Of his car equipment, call on the near
/ est USI. battery service station for
/ this inspection Immediately and again
within Il month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28
CADILLAC AND DODGE |
BASIS OF FINE BUSINESS
W. Ashhy Jones Has Had Constantly
Growing Trade Since He Started
in Htchsnond Nine Years Asn

Mr.. w. Ashby Jones organized ~
Jones Motor Car comp in the ear&v
part of 1910, with the agency for tho
.sSs -. * ky :, rs Is " "a
Of busir'es 7WAs aocalef on the corn n1'
~ Allan ayepne a.taa Bread ssaraes, ,s,sA
after having been in business for four
years, his phenom email success forced
him to move into larger quarters.
where he is now located in his new
building, 1661-63 West Broad street.
In the fall of 1917 Mr.. Jones merged
with his comp any the Commonwealt n
Motor Car company, who held the
Dodge Brothers agency for the Rich
mond territory. and In which company
Mr.. Jones was interested, and from
every indication his company is en-
joying a large volume of sales from
both lines of cars.
The Jones Motor Car company has
a well equipped shop TO render SER
vice on both Dodge Brothers and Cad
lilac cars. They also carry on hand
at all times very large stock of re-
pair parts for the two cars they repre-
sent
It Is easily concluded that Mr..
Jones has been very successful in hts
line Of business when one notices the
many Cadillac and Dodge Brothers
cars on the streets OF Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28
ISL SERVICE FACTOR
IN WINNING The WAR
e Test in Uncle Saw's Submarine
Boats During Long MonIhs>

W NJ Reynolds, who Ia in charge
NJ the Richmond ISL. service station,
Is delighted with the war record OF
ISL batteries. To a reporter for The
virginian he eae:
With the lif.ing Of the rigid censor
staip there comes from many sources
much news Of the wonderful pari
played In the world WAY America a
mammoth factories have supplied a
large percentage of the material used
20 win The war and il Is with ]ustid-
able pride we point 10 tSL batteries
which furnished Tho vital electrical
current and insured the successful
operation OF Uncle Sam $ feet of sub
marines
B"ecause Of their established re-
putattou for dependable service USL.
batteries we're chosen and "a LARGE con-
tract awarded the ISL fer the pro-
duction OF thousands Of batteries for
ignition and auxiliary Lighting pur-
poses on the submarines.
Events show that USr. batteries
fulfi.e8 In a mastery manner the
unusually severe demands made on
chem by delivering a. all tunes the
electrical energy necessary u propel
gnd light the undersea boats when
operating under the surface and furn-
Hhinr the ignition 10 the engine when
summing on the gurf9ce.
The use If ISL batteries In cor
nectiou with the war was not con
MED to Uncle SANS submarines
1onc Hugs auto trucks that made
possible the steady stream Of supplies
70 the men IN the trenches were
equipped with ISL batteries.
THE abnormal demands made OF
these trucks. The long trips often
over roadwava that had almost lost
their right to he called such. called
for batteries that would stand up
under the terrific pound HE on these
kong rough Journeys
+'Here again rSI1 hatrriea demon
vsrated Their excellent qualities ana
ability TO function prope ~ under
aaeSe severe conditions
''TSI. harterieo were Also used on
band and sea for the governments
radio apparatus, signaling dew oes
and telephone and telegraph outfii -
The policy adopted FOR ali ISL. ser
vice stations ie Get forth IN a recent
hsue of FLASHES which Mr. Rey-
nolds said, expr eeses the liberal atti~
aide Of the manufacturers ward the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28
THE RICHMOND v1Re1rrAN- rR1pAY rEBRuARY . 1919
SPIRIT Of SERVICE
AkIMATES THtS: MEN
Responsible Heads OF Departments In
NJ ID. Stone Motor Company
Making Remarkable Record

| The men behind the service which
! Ia supplied by tho VI. D. Stone Motor
company from an interesting group
-3,,-st,f sr"e " ,;-'5ss+~ys< s...'ti xhFl.,i1.
wn6 know AID praetlce' tram SoTS
bat never. BY any chanea, convey the
Impression that they are merely eff
fictent They are as human as any
body else and their constant aim IL TO
maintain the human relation IN every
phase OF their constantly growing bus
mess.
The company claims to be the very
first in Richmond TO consider itself
more than simply q dealer In ma
chimes From its start In 1918, when
II handled the Buick, the company
has by faithfully adhering TO the idea
that it's relationship with the Gus
toner begun. rather than terminated.
on the completion of sale, built UP
a clientele that wouidd be an aaset to
any business. buyer is welcomed
into the family. No less important 10
It's success than the quality of its cars,
La the character and ability of its or
Rantzation.
The policy OF the company is dictat-
ed by Grover c. Duia. who as zeal
ousfy guards the good repute OF the
com pany as he does his own Re-
ceiving hts business education h, one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28

Is the very important service depart
ment. ie looked after by II. o. Grant
sales manager, an experienced auto
mobile man, whose policies are in
keeping with the high tone of the firm
he represents. His instructions to the
sales force are brief--"Sell our cars
on their own merits, take no tips. buy
no business" To The service depart
ment he says by anticipating the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28
Nearly "a Ckntemarfnn.

fredericksburg Va, Feb. .7-~Nrs
Clemcntine Toombs. widow OF the
late Thomas G. Tooubs, died at her
home in this city Tuesday morning.
The deceased was a most respected
and highly esteemed woman and was
in the ninety ninth year Of her age
She leaves surviving her six children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28

Of the largest and most successful
of the many large American corpora
tons, the active head OF a large man
ufacturing enterprise, and serving
on the directorate OF one of Rich
m ond's strongest financial institutions,
he brings TO the automobile business
as whole a stability that reflects
credit to the business
The sales department under which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28

Patroimen Anthony, Deoppe and
Nesz yesterday arrested Ray James at
the Matn-Street station and he was
charged with bringing ardent spirits
into the state. Ten quarts OF whtskay
were found IN the suitcase
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28


solid pillar The partition between the front and
pete view and equipped with its tho
1t
he
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
nEERTA ESPECIAL

OFERTA ESPECIAL
No -arC. G,ueru. enyI0 ,os-
nar.g ~G dl-ecriuu. = g Ilsl'a
D. rr--a, IT, ~cultrcmC> ana
~ D7ec1c-s tarscls para movies 90
&O De fc.cI.ac'o0. GlJT-rr g 1uvcf0-
Ne 500 r~-iiD. Dc - puiSadl-. con
A&~ ~uat,aiea en- -rar". impress "E
.apsact- adn-naja s-0 '-s-oue
m Re 5c6a @ colorss s. ru,-sa IN su
~ eala especial ana dozens. O. pos
talss-ra-ratC, DC ~ar--.ra> 53wo-
-a>. y tres a~arsccN de urumIr0 a
ratorsS js ~,upariraS u~aE,eLs~ l0,.uIrc1lus
sdcrnsS. gratis. IN f1r~.n COG eos lr0guS:es
dc aba1icn = de- uaaGrsr- conssJO- a los -ns-
moradoS. '.ciarar,p- DE- aGcr. etc ste.. =
una ISta general he p-rc;us. Al -rc'bC te
tcjo solo ,GSara listed 30 seUtayos. HG-1, sI
PcGido hoy nniSUno "a "a -icrirntr direction
HEGTCfN CARD COMPANY.
Boz III. S-2- \. Dept e
San Antonio, T-Eaz-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

I'm los c.r-IuopnS Sagyados Tuf
an honor. il. suS Jivipidades mjto.
loc;,.,x ,.ei.br,b.n lbs belenoS. o.
roroab han - los vencedores, coronas
ID. s~iivas,rn div, dc cncinn O dc
~I,prrI de .nio ! verdinecro Mn
i, l.. ,.,Im,. =, los ,coptos
y, .r,u nsos emhIamas y oaIardo.
o.s de +, victoria eScooidoS al azar,
I, la,.rE, am. ,trihnia :, lbs fio.
-, nr~c,TI.cr.;,nas ro,. determina.
h.. os,,oc;as ia 7, fIora So,i, indi.
,.,r .,n, u irdier IL. !, noesjo. 81
adecnadc .iTohoIo dc trIupfoS Y proc
zaS, Que IN los <imboIoS Sc aUnan
y rrmprnQian. rn a>ociaci6n pSteti-
"a las ideas. SuSfantivos y atri-
hu,oS ou,. ,c r~cnrcscntap y rene
moran
Eien e>.nuin nara c:iSmar Su loa.
en- rpromio mas oua del extinto pr0-
GER del ~cientificiSmo. lei "Crjsto
de- Marfil." con los que armoni-
zan oahal Y aiuStadamcntr. las
"EIoia> de SaUz@ cl oSado y ei"-
cucutc orador jose Maria Lozano.
Di"naS son dc los "cientIfiCoS
las ccnicientaS ramazoneS. pendulaS
idciaS lie los "LloromeS meNica-
nos one al SuplO 81 icSplDmdu CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
BARC0S DE- GUERRA
AMERICANOS EN-
FL PUERTO De
MAZATLAN
Sus commentaries pidieron al
gobierno permiso para es-
far ALI varios dias

CfUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero %
Ii capitania del lejano uuerto de Ma
Zatldn. pertcnecientc al EstaGo de
Sinaloa, ha dado cuenta a la Score
TARA &c Guerra con una Solicitud que
los commentaries de los barcoS de que
IRA americanoS lc hicieran. relativa 4
Que deSean parmanecer alGunos dias
en- Ia bahia. con objeto de atender
al aseo dc sus maquinas. La Secre-
taria dc Guerra ha comunicado el a.
sunto a la de Reiaciones Exteriores
para quo r~csuelva sobre el particular,
pues como Sc sabc. no es permitido a
los barcos de guerra parmanecer en-
pucrtos e~Xtranjeros mss que deter
minado numero de diaS.
La solicitud tue hecha por los CO.
mandantes dc dichos barcos de guerra
envirtud Dc haber terr1inado Ia CUE
rra europea- segun So eXpresa en Ia
nota Dc Ia Capitania Il que Sc hacc re-
fsrenria.
No Sc Psrmitira ~ ri juego.
En- OCCASION de Ia clausura de los
garitos que eyistian en- n villa de Qua
daluPc Y en- la ciudad de Tacubaya,
de este Distrito. ordenada por 81 60
bcrnador Breccda. Tue cntrevistado
este f~uncionario acerca del asunto.
manifcstanGo que por ningUn concep-
20 voI"c!d Il ncrmitirse en- e DisCrito
Federal al jusGo dc aZar. como Sc hS.
bic cstado hacienda en- tlcmpos paSa-
dos, dcbido Il Ia ancrmalidad dc las
circunstanciaS.
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: Al O. :

Mcnendez ' Peiayo. que sc Ell M
leo GENlO one hat brillad" eli y
merica-... y en- honor dc Mexico.
Bicn SahcmoS de antCmann 10 Hu'
podra contcStarnoS el erudito V clio
cucntc tribune. pcro SubidiSimaS I;
zones habemoS para rcclamar Ia glo
ria de ese iluStriSimo Naron. que eI
no contadaS vcccS SupO cIeYarS'
por cncima dc las regioneS en- qu'
| el A@uila dc Matigua proXIma ;
las cStrclla>. agit0 SUS alas.
Colmada cSa laguna. que adeIna'
Cucicrra motives dc discussion Hu'
nj qucrcmoS nj intcntamoS cmprcn
der. porQuc no yienen a case. pa
! SamoS :; haccr cSta dCbida eNpll
caci0n: No vamuS a semclanza de-
personals DE- Ario<to. a diScntil
las cnalida'lcS lie M muert" Il qulen
mas valdrsi que cScuden atafIaS '
Divides. que >uelc tencr la Historic,
PcrteucCiG Il csc core de prcducc,
los del "MiniStrO FavOritO, que Il,
merriam Cuando mas las remlmS-
rcncias indircctaS cauSticaS Y con
riSa< de Salu>tiO. de- mancra que
la historic hien pucdc paSar por nj
10. scndo< nombrcS. sin que los pos
t,r,,S cchcn a memo advaccnciaS
DaraSi1iras. que dcbieran Suprlmlr-
sc para no macuIar el mOmenJo que
imagina la exubera fantasia del TO
rrentoSo tribune
ri brillc reflejo. Ia febril actl-
vidad. In fuerza dinamica Succlo-
MADEIRA del grupo integro de mcr-
radcr"> que tanto culminaron en- ar
tificioS pignoraticioS Y en- clenclaS
crcmatiSticaS. conStituvcH puntual-
mrn,c los n0duloS alotr"( icoS de =.
<a> c"~ncrecionc> inCruStntt> en- "t
magno y auStcro rcgimcl. torjad"
a los alicnt"S y rcvcr5eraci"ne> del
"igautr "ayaqucnO. Y que ant"la>e
nos SrmtHoSa y clc@antc mole Sis
;cntada por las rohustaS alquimi-
las del Titan.
Del text" laudatorin ne InciuN"
impropiaucnrr ">tridorrS qmc pa
ran"onan sin intcntarlo dos mal"fl-
clos. del 'ricwuIfici>m" y la 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
GINE{AM.

TeneroS grandeS yarIe1aces de
GinhamS. en- ooGoS dolores. dc l5c-.
i7L = pc yarca.
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GARANTIAABS0LUTA

81 al tonar un trutauni"nt" c~onpJeto Dr.
Scis cajsS de ScnSa3rTsa : srgu.F las SimpleJ
Instructions que !as acomparau no da Sa-
distraction absolute. dcycivercrnus TODD Il d-
zero qu" So haya Gastado en- adQuiririB.
PrUcbesc con una caJI &C ,stas marayino-
Sas paStIilaS : vcasc 81 notable ahvio cue Sc
rccibe. Grbicudo cGntinua- dsspucs con el
tratamicncD complete y bcheficiarSe perrna-
ncrtrmcutc. No ]contieue mcrcurio III dro-
Gas nocivas: ccmhatcn toda clasc dc enfcr-
mcdadcS ncrvio.aS. insomnia, Eatsn dc me-
mora. des.anecimicntoS. !ncapacidad para 81
e5tadi" o los ncrocios. decaimiento prematu-
70. aGotamiento vital Y toda clase de Tade-
cimicntos causados V0- el trabajn excessive o
por IL disipacior.
La Sens&n"rSl ha Sido portadora d. fell
cidad para hombrc~ que han prohado ccntc-
mares de ctros remedies sin bcncficio.
No CORE riesCo alGuno. Los propietarioS
de las p~asti!LaS ~sup!ican Al publico que haga
una pruc5a con IL SensapeTsa al costo ;
rieSco d" allo". ComieuceSc how. Precfc.
Sl.O0 IL GAIA scis cajas Ior $500. Sc en-
visn franco lie porte nj rccibu lie su pre-
Go. o Lao pUeic obten"r de 81 boticario.
THE BROWN EXPORT CO.
Dept. =. = Curt!andt st.
Srw Nn-E. Y Y ttdy.l
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c impone por su unreasonable mag
nitud Y porrenir-
Una lo@ica secreta, enigmahca
preside Y rigc decursos, obras Y su
ccSOS con ineiudiblc puntualidad
La porteuicsa evolucion economical
political Y social de este pueblo, es
III eXplicada con Ia simple enuncia
ci0n dc los nombreS del Padre dc
Ii Patria." ' del Leonciro hacendiS
IL.
Como fuc fundado 81 regimen
porfiriSta. ' por que Sc deSPlomo:
Unn de los actoS ctllminanteS del
Sr. Gral. Diaz. fue la entrega que
hizo Il Ia Tesoreria de la Naclon.
cuando era .Jcfc del Eicrcito dc O.
lricHtc. de trcscieutos mil pesos que
10 rcSuitaron Sobrantes. cublcTtoS
los gaStoS de la campana. Fuc pro
! DO Y Sahio conocrdor del curaZon
humane; saba de las complciidadcS
del espiritu que ticnc m1iltipleS mo-
radaS, Y fue mas que bueno. gran
politicu. "Dadme huena political, :.
0S dare buenaS finanzas decla IL
quel admirable hacendista. que Il la
cicncia dc la economic, afumaba
p~cncrran,c >abiduria, de las pOri-
"'"c> tStH'i'"> 'ci di"'"
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NESTOR NiIRD.AD
roR Ia BoLsA DE SAN ANTONIO.

T-ncnc, 81 Gusto dc '~formar. 4 los Isc-
torres d. LA PREN$A. Uuc en- Ia Boil
So PETROLERA DE SAN ANTONIO 50
ran atondidos con toda ccrtcsia por IN Re-
p-cscrtautc Especial. que habls cspanol. Da-
reno; q listed ,pda clasc de- informc rcIati-
rcs = Ia industrial pct-olcra Y lc ayudare-
mos cr tnGas sus opcr7cioncS Cada vcz que
Salicjtc HlcStro$ Scrvic;cS. FcnEa iucCV =
sea d. los n~urstrrS. PerlnItanos gu. comprs-
mos sIS arciunrS. EarsntiZandolN In mas alb
solut1 honorahiiidad en- nU'strrS opcracioncS.
VCnra "a n~ucStraz oficinas doudc sc-G ira
tado con tnda ~curtrSia ' atrnciGu. No dc
ic listed 4" lCer UucStrO anunciO que aparccr
IN ot-O hgar dc este pCTIudicu. ttdyl
lcc-e mcntcRcvraodGN B5l.:-BnfwyI. mfwy
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
MANTAS.

Narts NARA Gown, vale 2uc.
var6a de 81" lie aUrho. Ahora, x
varGa = J2i,c.
Mania NARA Delta de -. vale
25c. yarGa. ahora. la yarda a l5c.
ManJa marca Hone, dc g.. vale
271=., ahoTa ....-..-...... tSc.
Cambria. vale - &C. yarnG. a lSc.
Nansu MARIA Fayorite, de So an
cho. vale 35c. yarda, ahora a 25c.
Manta narca Alamo, So ancho.
vale 2Oc.. ahora Dor solo l5c.
Manta Barham. De 70" de auyho,
vale 25S. rarda, &hor1 por l1i.c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
TELAS De COLOR.

\ menos de la mitad del precio
de coStO.
TelaS impresls en- America. en- co
loreS aZul y %claroS. especial l2h.c.
TelaS Riverside. Ell tOdoS dolores.
precio especial De ysuIa l2L.c.
TelaS Pilgrim. especial l2i:c.
TeiaS WetUore. especial &C.. l2lec.