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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
600 uniifformes del ST.
Guil[ernro lH1oElezoLLern
Uu %eiSycito de criados, para cuidar los alr'ace
mes de ropa del que ffue poderoso monarch

tie de los un;formes de media gala
V dc campana.
Los uniformeS, por otra parte, re
G1erian IN ejercito de crlados para
81 cuidado. Todos V cada uno de eilos
experto V documentado en- su oficio,
de modo dc rendir ell meJor serVlcio
possible a 81 magestad. uno de eilos,
especial. para limpiar los cascos '
lustrar los sables; otro mas para yer
que no le faltaran botOnes nj a los
DantaloneS, nj a los chaquetlnes,
otro mas. para vi%ilar las arrugas Y
cuidarlos &C la p~oli!la; otro, para lus-
trar g los ZapaJos, Y para tener cue
Hos ~rlanchados a todas horaS; otro,
para Yer cue cada cosa estuVlera en-
SUI lugar: otro mas. para estudlar
81 mcjor de los dolores; otro, para
vigi!ar los guardarrGpaS Y conServ2r-
los en- fiamante uso; Y otro, de noble
aicUrnia V dc Sangre aZul, para es-
tar al tanto de Ia mOda Y cvltar cue
un p%antal0n de I'm uniforme Sc CO.
lara con el chaquetin de otro.
Tn Kaiser que no era ell Kaiser
Pero 10 mas singular de esta ba-
raunda IS que el senior don Cutler
mo tenia a Su disposition un estado
mavor de mozos. cuya mission cSpe-
cial era tomar las medldas dc Su
Majcstad, ' adaptarseIcs a 81 mlsmos
para hacer las veces del Kaiser en-
Ia sa>treria. V p~robarse los vestldos.
Y ~echazarlcs o aceptarlos segun cl
case PorGle. de ot"o modo. el Nal
ser no hubiera entertainments tent
do tiamDo de e~strenar uniformes tan
Iseguido.
81 trahaio De csta seryidumbre
era i sc qaicre mas delicado. que cl
de Ia otra. 81 SC aticrdc a que ell eT-
Kaiser ~engordaba c&da dia. ' que Ia
scrvidumhrr tcnja que cngordar a!
mismo tempo. para no perdcr cl pa
so Y guardian el standard de Ia
Inca V cl peso del monarch.
La cortc, sahcdora dc cstos secrc-
tos. DADA Il los criados c~speclaleS
al;mertos para que tuvicra 81 mlSmo
abdomen Que cl monarch
y asi, So Xpl:ca como este hom-
hre pudo ser. en- 81 tempo, el mis-
| clegante tipo mundial, mercadcr del
itiiulo dc ''Rcy Y Caaal'ero dc Ia Or
den de los Maniquics.' apartc de los
del Aguila Negra. Y de San Andres.
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PROFESSIONALS

SAMUEL W. WHITE. Abogado, Douglas.
Ariz. At;cnde tcda Glaze de neSocios 1udic,a-
les y administrative: reclamaeioHes poI ca
aar;n;cios rersonales caus7s civiles y
rrini7aies en- todas parties. Especial aten-
c;6- n ia Colouis Mexicana. Correspondent
cia er espahol e insie5. Referencias: Los
se5orcs C6usuies de Nacn y Dougas. AFiz.
y personals prominentss znexicnnas fes'cel'1
on Douglas.
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DIVERSOS

In ANCECIO en- LA TRENSA" siempre
es de 6xito SECURE. Llamc I'd. al t~elefono
Travis PAIL y anunciese dssGe lueso.
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BUENA OPORTUN1DAD para IN Jcven que
dezce cstablccersc. Sc traspasa un c~spleadi-
DO y cspacicso taller dc fotografia. con mag
nifica luz del No-tc: rlontado 4 la modcr-
ma. con canagaS. lentes y aparatos pare am
y~4if:car: TODD de primcra chase y nuero:
aburdantcs titles y accessories: fordos &c
ScaEy: aparatu Flash Light para ~retratar
por las nochcs; c%o,npleta installation de aqua
con refrigerator abanicos y luz electriccs
cS;uias bicn amucblado y con muestrarios
abundantes y comcdidad para vivir en- Ia
misma casa. Sc instruiri a n persona que
haCa e. traspaso, 81 asi 10 deSea, para haccr
~-etratoS de pr!mera claSe. lnfoTrIa Z. L..
Grandjean. l3i W. Commerce st. San An
tonic. Texas.
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GUENA GEATiFICAClON Sc dari a Ia rcr-
soma Guc m" iniormc dc M hija Dionisia
Nuril.o. casada con Jose Sanchez dc Quisn
no tcn-u raz6n desdc hacc dos amos. r
origin aria dc San Carlos. lamps. Il:irla-
nrcntc surc guc u csposo. Jose Sarch"z. Sc
cncuntraba on San Marcos, Texas. TODD in
fnrmc sohrc cl particular dirijasc 4 Tclesfo-
re Murillo, cargo De Juan Gonzalez, Davy.
Texas. ~
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81 I'D. DESEA ponersc en- c~ontacto con los
A=ricultores y Concentrates dc Mexico. 10
mcjor que Duedc hacer cs anunciarse en- cl
Peri6dico "ADELANTE'. Direction: 1922 s.
Leona St. San Antonio, Texas.
OFICINA ESPECIAL PARA LOS MEXI-
CANOS. Tuformaciones en- general, aticndo
nor Correo o teIegrafo toda clase recomen-
Gacioncs y cncarros. Dirijase Hotel San
Luis. 2oSia E. Overland St. FL Paso. Te-
MS. N. n. Camarcna.
SEA listed REY DE LOS BRUJos.
Enormes salaries Sc pagan en- Teatros y
Vaudcvirlcs. Irteresanta, fascinaGor, mistc-
rioso. Esrribancs hoy y solo remitanos p
cts. para detalIos. ". Card Co. Box III
Sta. a. Dept. B. San Antonio Texas.
81 listed cuicrc rctratsrse y tener I'm re-
trato irrcprochable y a~rtistico, dche hacerio
On ell "BERGNER STUDIO, 20S W; Com
mercc ST. Esta fotcCrafia tiene todos los
eloncntoS que son Indispensable para pode-
tacer bucn2s rrabajos. Sc FABLA ESFA
SOL y Sc atiendc con especial defercncia a
Ia cstinabIc coionia meyitana: No divide
listed II RERGNER STUDIO. situado n lado
dc In King F2rniture.-Se hacen retTatos a
domicilio.
MANDE AMPLIFICAR su retrato por Si.6s
;amalo If por 20 pulSadas. c6ncavo. Hermo-
SO t-abajo. Eavie sU ordca aconpanada del
original y valor en- giro postal 4 Y. dc n
Cara. 4oS Morales S.. San Antonio. Texas.
MUY POCOS DTAS.
TALLER FoNOGRAEICo.-Leand-o u. 70.
driEuez, repatriation dc foa6grafos dc tcdas
clascs = maquiras de coscr SINGER y FO-
EOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nuevos, EN- ABBO-
NOS: dc seguHda mano. al %contado. NU4
BARATOS. Ice BUENAVISTA ST. San
Antonio. Texas.
81 NECESITA carros para mudan=as o caT.
-n- cquipsjes. liable q RpSALES: Teition'
Travis 1876.
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COkIPR4aS

Sc COMPRA una casa DC > o ) cuartos.
Vcan Il E!euterio Hernandez. 1854 San Fer
nando ST. ()
CONPRO maquinas de coscr, maGuinas dc
cScribir. fon6C-atos Y discos. CAMBIO DIS
COS. +. dc los Santos, 607 Doiorosa ST.
T~clGcono Travis 6S59.
Sc CUMnRA un Registro barato. Di-irirsc
luc-u a SOS Wet Commerce St. 81
Sc COMPRAN al contado Bono5 dc "a Lii
bcr:ad. Dirigirsc q II. Griucwald, 326 West
Commerce ST.
CCMPRANOS. VenGcno5 y caHtiImos toda
clasc de- mucbles. Dixie Furniture Company,
li3 y. Flores St.
TRASPAS0S
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CRhTTFICARE con " mcses dc SuscrirrIon nj
diario LA PRENSA. u con Ia cantdad dc 50,
a Ia PERSONA Iuc proportion" n actual dircc-
ci0n o me dic-c inforncs eXactOs dc mi h"r-
mano. Bc-nardino Urbano. dc - amos d"
cIad. cS;atu-a regular. color hlanco. En- lu-
Lilo del ano pasaGo rcciti una carta. On Ii pac
ne avisaba su matrimoniO CT EGinburg, Tex,
in Guc dcsdc csa fccha haya vucltO 4 tcacr
rotiri2s &c -. Cuaiquicr inr, rmc que 50 ton
cl srbrr dirha persona. favor DC ]diriEirio q
] abel Urhanc. Il g.. Mckinney. Texas. 80
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fSE esaI nGGEa ) nt-Eni..-a casa
Ticne Q piezss y s6tano. COMPREHENSIVE dos
ro.cs situados en- e~sQuina. hernoso jardin :
5rboles ~frutales. garage con clarto para ser
yidumbre. Gale asfaltada, muy ~centrica, a
3 cuadras dc Houston. Appropriate para doc
tor o persona de buen gusto. Casa. Totes y
garage Sc venden en- 100000 pagaderos
en- abonos. ST sc paga al contado sc-a una
ys-dsdcra Sansa. laformes con Mrs. J. T.
Edwards. 40 Lakeview Ave. Tslefono Or.
L.o.- San Antonio Texas
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1 CUARToS. MORALES ST. SI5so:oo.-
Cerca de Laredo St. lcte en- eSquina. Cueh-
IA cuatro uicZas con utro cuarto proTio pa
"a coser. Vean 4 Mr.. Flores, Conness Real
~ Co.. Depto. de FentaS. w
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

81 DESEA ShBER Ell FARADERO DC
Francisco Carr lilo. lie 30 amos dc cdad. y dc
sus hijos Tu-ibio. Vicente y hnolonio Gar
cia dc -. Il y 10 amos dc cdad rcspCct'va-
mcntc. Quicnce Sc cncontraban en- 1918 On
Ash Fork. Ariz.-E5.OO So d2rau u In persona
que prcporcionc informcS cicrtos diriricndnsc
q Carlos Castro. Fort Madison. Iowa. l2l
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Sc VENDE muy harato automGvil "Stude-
baker en- maenifico cs;adc. Ocurran a 81
Austin 81. E%-).
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TRASPASOS

TRASPASA casa amueblada y Sc ven
den muchIcs baratos. Clio S. Flores St. a!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

VENDO Fo;ografia electrical, bien cquiFada.
situada en- Houston ST. Buen local; renta ba-
r#;a. Ocurra pronto. e! p-opic;ario tiene que
de iarIa nor atcndcr ctro ncgocio. DiriGirsc
1872 W. Houston 81. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02
OPORTUNLpAD PARE BuE:

MAGNIFICA OPoRTUNIDAD PARA BUE-
MA INVERSION. Residential moderna de
dos pisos: construction De !aGrillo, en- 81
centric DC Ia ciudad, toda claSe de comodl-
dades. situada en- Ct No. 526 So. Presa St.
Tarbicn edificio para ncGocic, dGndo trcntc
= Ia Gale de Alamo. al Sur. numcro 109.
Eendo dichas prcpicdadcS. Para mayorcs
inCormcs dlriCirsc al propie:ario /. H. Seele.
700 Alamo st. Nc sc contcstaran !lamadaS
nor ]telcfonO nj Sc accptan cambios.
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HUEyOS FRESCOS a'25 cts, la docena.
no podran obtcnerSc "a. pe-o 81 pueden con-
seSui:Sc ot-OS mil artIculos = precios verda-
deramcnte excepcionales. NUESTRO SURTI-
DO dc relcjcs. cadenas. anillos, perfumes. en-
tire ellos c. famoso ETERNO, no tienc rival.
Ecndcmos :ambien discos doblcs Columbia
y g-afonolSs de todas ciascs en- aboncs CO.
MOODS desdc Sl.0O por sem2na. Nos e:icrrSa-
mos de toca clasc de cornisiones = podcmos
dar maGnificas rcfcrcHrias. Pida listed ca
taiogo lust RADIO o cnvic sus ordenes q Ia ST.
guicntr direction: VICTORIA NOVELTY
co. j. S. Noricga. 1i2 South Santa Rosa
Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
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81 NECESITA cRrros para mudan.as o caT
r,- ccuipsjes. liable z ROSALES: Teitfon'
Travis 1876.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

MoLINOS ELECTRICOS "HO3ARTS' para
carnc. cafe. cacaAuatc. COCO y batidores dc
mrrtcGuilia. itcbanaGoras &c carnc: mczcla-
Goras dc harina y todc genera de accessories
rara cocina = paraleria. The HOBART
SALES AGENCY. 52l So. Pinto St. san
Antonio. Texas.
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S1Oo. 90 AL CoNTADO. $4,000 M~ENSUALES
PRECIO SliOO. O0.-MaGnlfica casa entreSo-
lada con tres cuartos y otro Appropriate pa
"a tienda. Lotto situado en- %esquina, San Fer
nando ST. Vcan = Mr.. Flores. Conncss
Realty Co., Dcpto. de NcntaS. ~
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Sc VENDE POR SUI propietario casa de
tres Diezas con todas comodidades. en- Gale
payimentada. $4,000 al coutado y $1,000
ucnsuaIcs incluycndo intercses. Ocurran
1851 FL PaSo St W
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

vERDADERA oPORTUNIDAD. Sc vcnde
IN Ford mcdelo 1917 en- sST5.00. UrGeme
rca!izario pronto. G. Alvarez, 225 So. Flo
res ST. Crockett 1865. N'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-02

vENDo EN- ABONoS maquinas lie coser
SINGER" d!ferentes esties: Fon0grafcs
"COLUNBIA": Planes y maquinas de cscri-
BIZ OLIVER. FENDO AL CONTADO
Iiscos '~'COLUNBIA'. naau;nas SINGER usa-
das. nuy BaRATAS. Gases dc bordado
GRATIS. Sc HACE HEMSTITCHING a
DIEZ CENTAVOS YARDA + de LOS SAN
TOS. Tclcfono TT. $3.50. 60I Dolorosa ST.
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l.. II. PITTMAN. Succsor ie Ia Rogers Bicy-
Gle Shop. Expe-to IN reyacacioncS dc bici-
.Irtas. BiciclctaS "HudscG.' 20 amos &c
p~-actica. o2G Market Street. Eclecono Gre
ckctt sis.
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VENDO CkMARON SECO en- c%ualGuicr
can:idad. Para prccios d~;rijausc i Carlos
D. Galvar. Ioirt iSabC., Texas.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07
By the
Occasional Prophet

California labor groups have sus-
gested the name of Senator Hiram
Johnson" Hayes said.
Other possibilities are said to be
Samuel Gompers, Frank Walsh, Glenn
Plumb and Lynn Frazier. farmers
governor of North DAKOTA.
At present there is no intention of
effecting a combination with the
farmers Nonpartisan League, al
though Hayes explained that the
labor party would have a working
agreement with the league in States
where the farmers are organized. and
intimated that in time the two may
get together in one large party. He
said this was favored by President A.
c. Townley of the National Nom
partisan league.
There is a strong sentiment among
labor people," Hayes said, ito post
pone the Presidential nominations
until a later convention. possibly next
spring or summer. They think it pre-
mature to name the candidates this
fall. However, the convention dele
gates may 60 ahead and select the
standard bearers" -
Who may JOIN the Labor partyf
Hayes replied: ANY American citi-
zen. who labora with hands or brains.' %
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07

A helping hand TO lift up weak.
tired, over-taNed women - that's
what you'll find in DR.. Pierce's Fav-
orite Prescription. II gives you
just the help that you need. To BE-
had in liquid or tablets. Tablet
form. 60 cents. at all drug stores.
Write Or. Pierce's Inyalids' Hotel.
in Buffalo. y. V. for free and con-
fidential medical advice
Beaver Springs, PAT had been
broken down and felt as though my
last days had come when / was ad-
yIsed to try DR.. Pierce's Favorits
Prescription. 1 took IL and found IL
did me q wonderful amount OF good,
/ have taken only three bottles and
feel as though l am cured. Nv
limbs are stronger and my nerves
are again all right. May God bless
Or. Pierce. shall always he
pleased to recommend his remc-
rio to everybody."-MRS. EAMET
MAY.
Westfeld, Pal have had FIVE
children. II took DR.. Pierce's Favo-
rite Prescription during expectant
periods and found il satisfactory. [
believe I would have lost my life
" il hadn't been for the 'Prescrip-
ton The doctor said IL was all
that ever brought me through. I
would advise any mother to take
DR.. Pierce's medicine. My health Is
80 now / can work in the hay felds
as well as IN the house."-MRS.
ANNA HURD. r. +. d. &
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07
PAY NATIONAL DEBT BY TAKING
TENTH OF EVERYBODY'S WEALTH

New York. Nov. 3-Declaring that
the present income tax is greatly in
creasing the cost of living and placing
undeserved burdens on the poor, while
not costing the rich anything like a
proportionate amount in the final
analysis. Theodore Price. famous
American financial expert. came for
ward today and demanded a new ma
tional taxation system. This system.
he says. should be built around q tax
levied on capital instead Of an income
as at present.
In a forthcoming issue OF mis- paDer.
Commerce and Finance" Price will
say this on the subject:
The time has arrived when some re-
vision OF the income tax law ought to
be made. 1t Is greatly aggrayating
the imitation and materially increasing
the cost OF living. In order to recover
the tax that must be paid to the gov
eminent everyone Is demanding a
price for his property and higher in
terest rates on his capital. The word
'spiralysis' has been coined to describe
he result.
THE income tax has been passed on
TO the consumer and he in turn has
TO ask more for his work so adding
again to the cost Of production and the
cost Of living.
There Is a great deal Of building
and constructive work that ought to
be done in this country. 1t is held
up because those who own the real
estate required won't selT\it even u.
the high prices offered because they
would have to pay most OF the profit
realized to the government.
In the stock market securities have
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07
UNCLE SAM, M. D.
COMMON COLDS.

People who have colds are suffer-
ing from an attack of germs which
they carry in their own mouths or
throats.
These have been permitted to re-
side there in a state OF armed neu-
trality between the germs and the
body defenses. until fatigue, emo
tion, intemperance. overexertion, or
sudden chill, temporarily reduces
the intesrity OF the body's defen-
sive agents. This produces the ag-
gregation OF symptoms known as a
cold.
Colds are really very serious mat
ters. and should never be treated
lightly.
II the body's resistance to one
kind OF disease germs is lowered.
It is quite easy for other germs to
gain q foothold and spring into &C!
tivity at such q time.
The infection which has produced
a cold may extend to other pafts
Of the body. and middle ear disease
and deafness may ensue. or q
remote joint may be infected.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07

advanced to figures that are in many
cases absurd because the larger "ap-
italists cannot dispose OF their hold
ings without mourning an income tax
liability that would absorb most of
their gains.
THE theory upon which the grad
uated super tax was imposed assumed
that it was possible TO take from the
rich without mulcting the impecunIous
but the result has only been to make
capital inert and so restrict enterprise
and opportunity while increasing :he
cost of living for>the poor.
I'VE hold no brief for the rich and
think they ought to pay a higher rate
of taxation than those who bave less,
but We are coming TO the conclusion
that a tax on capital or property l.
to be preferred TO a tax on income
"A great capitalist said to Us the
other day that he would be glad 10
surrender 10 per cent OF his wealth to
the government at once IL he could
be free OF the ipquisitional income. tax
and we are inclined 10 think thai ,f.Crc
are many rich men who feel the same
way.
In 1914 our national wealth was
estimated at $3.50 900 nno.Oo0 Measured
hi uoiiaiS VI lnt IItScnl Ndluc IL ~
probably 800 900 600 900. Our national
debt is about $4,000. .0OO.O0O. Even If
the relatively impecunious were
exempt. 10 per cent tax upon prop
erty would pay this debt. reduce the
initiation and enable us to start again
with a clean slate.
Germany has imposed such a tax.
England is thinking about it. Would
II not be well for us to consider IL,
The tonic effect OF paying ones
debt is wonderful"
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07

The first convention of the new
National Labor party. meeting in Chi
cago. November .. will place itself
on record as opposing the Russian
method Of readjustment Bullets,
riots, b1oodshed, all forms Of violence
will be frowned upon.
We'll win by the ballot" declared
Max Hayes, temporary president Of
the national convention. ''It'll be bal
lots, not bullets, for us. Labor will
not countenanse disorder, rioting. nor
attempts to overturn the American
government, the American Constitu-
ton, nor American democracy"
The convention will come out fiat
footed for
Restoration Of civil liberties;
Public ownership and management
Of the means OF transportation and
communication, mines. finance and all
other monopolies and natural re-
sources. and
Abolition of excessive land owner
ship and holding land out OF use for
speculative purposes.
Hayes is not sure il the November
convention would pick the party's
Presidential candidate. He intimated
that several names had been sug-
gssted.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07
Justice For All.

The Carnegie Foundation the Teaching has
Just presented the results of workings Of
our courts 1t the work of the investigators in
the
Inc report nevertheless finds that there
the ch and another kind for words
tha poverty prevents people from getting justice court
causes OF denial of justice the DELAYS
which handicap the fees charged bv
State which often prohibit the poor and bv
the expense of lawyers services Expense diff
hculty. ~
The existence of free the report justly points
OUT depends making the machinery that
me citizens shall believe in its imparaly long
we allow system OF justice that
works one for the wealthy so long
40 we attacks SYSTEM
1t up to to this complaint The report
shows how courts" with informal
domestic relations using probation
accident commissions administering wokn,ens compensation
These are only BEGINNINGS which shoud be widely extended
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07
MoreAbout BIodrett,. Hotel.

SMITH d. FRY tells me that he
does not like to see his name in the
newspapers. but this story belongs
to the people. especially OF this city.
SMITH tells me that his aversion
TO seeing his name in print is for
a reason which seems peculiar, and
yet IT Is only natural for one with
that unusual experience When he
was representing about twenty
daily newspapers and had a plate
matter syndicate OF upwards Of o.
600 weekly papers every time his
name was printed there came to him
q substantial cheQue or money or
der. But when failing eyesight
shut OF that work the income COL
Iapsed, too. Concerning that story
OF the Capitol at Blodgetts Hotel.
he tells me that he learned OF IT
from a gentleman named Buchanan,
who knew all about it.
I'm that earlier day and genera
tion. children were taught to be
seen. and not heard so we had 10
be listeners Mr.. Buchanan was a
friend Of my father. Once he told
of having been in Congress almost
ten years after the use OF Blod-
getts Hotel. and there was a bill
pending for the payment Of some
rent due the Blodgetts for the use
of that hotel; but, as ! recollect it.
the debt was finally paid.
mfr. Buchanan was afterwards a
Senator. Minister to Russia, Minis
ter to Great Britain. and he resided
in Washington also as Secretary of
State during the Mexican War. He
also lived in Washington four years
on Pennsylvania avenue. and when
he moved out of that house. there
The Washington herald., 1919-11-07
Give Them a Square Deal.

number of the departments which handled activities find
that reduce forces Perhaps this should been
done months but department heads reluctant reduce
number of employees inevitable that
down the number workers. particularly
exhausted.
The thing that be justice
women employees let them without
entitled to at least onenonth notice Any bureau chief who
less than that should
Also bureau chiefs refrain from encouraging employees
other positions will be them unless positively
such will be the Living
Nof salary paid to the and they should be held
under the false impression that openings will be
other departments unless the chiefs that
within sight before the employees original payros
The government workers entitled a square
Why that the of
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