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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
SENATOR JOHNSON
HEARS FROM THE
FOLKS BACK HOME

Washington, Sept. 29.-Senator
Johnson Of California, who is lead
ing the fight in the senate for the
mendment and rejection of the
peace treaty, is feeling the pressure
from back home" as the result of
the presidents explanation Of the
treaty to the people of California.
Senator Johnson has received a
telegram from San Francisco ap-
pealing to him to withdraw his op-
position to the treaty. The tele-
gram was signed by a group OF the
leading men Of California. nearly
all OF them Republicans. many of
them Senator Johnson's long time
political friends and supporters,
some OF them state officials ap-
pointed by him when governor. The
telegram and signatures follow:
Hon Hiram Johnson. Washing
ton: We have heard the presidents
message on the peace treaty and
the League OF Nations We have
also considered carefully all the
objections offered to ratification.
The issue is the most important
presented to the American people
since the Civil war. Ii is far above
all personality or partlsanship. We
are convinced that the treaty should
be ratified without amendment or
reservations. Peace and peace on a
permanent basis, Of open .arbitra-
ton, inquiry and discussion before
resort to war, is vital to the welfare
of the American people and the
welfare OF the world.
America must not be false to
herself and, refuse such a peace ex-
cept for the most weighty reasons
The objections to ratification are
not Weighty and should not hold US
back
We appeal To you to withdraw
your opposition We are confident
that in this we speak for an over
majority OF the people OF
California and that your present
position does not represent them
truly"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
FORCER CAUGHT
BY POLICE FOR
CROOKED DEALS
William S. Ziegler Taken Into Gus
tody by Rock Island Force, Turn.
ed Over to Moline.

William s. Zeigler arrested Sat-
urday, being suspected in connec-
ton with the passing of bogus
checks in Moline, was turned over
to the Moline authorities this
morning. A man answering to
Zeigler's description has been
passing worthless checks around
Moline for several weeks and the
Rock Island police department has
been on the lookout for him
Several persons called at the
Rock Island station to identify the
suspect, and most of them agree
that Zeigler is the guilty party.
". NJ. Anderson, arrested Satur-
day, charged with disorderly con-
duct, was fined So and costs, in the
police court this morning. A fine
OF S. and costs was placed on Paul
Krenski, arrested on a cargo of
SPEEDING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
HOLD MEETINGS
FOR PRAYER IN
THREE DISTRICTS

Following are the places for the
Tuesday morning half hour prayer
services in three of the various dis
tricts into which the city has been
divided the Long View district, the
Oak Grove district and district No
70. the meetings to begin at 10
o'clock:
Long view-Mrs. C. o. Grimm,
s22 Fourteenth-and-a-half street
Miss Freeman, leader; Mrs. Shen-
ming, 1922 Fourteenth-and-a-hAlt
street, Mrs. H. H. Robb, leader I;
Mrs. F. A. DOMAIN, 1909 Fourteenth
and-a-half street, Mrs. J. Bromley.
leader; Mrs. Bernard Seeberger,
1901 Fourteenth-and-a-half street,
Mrs. ]. L. Vance, leader; Mrs. VII
lard Park. 1112 Nineteenth avenue,
Mrs. Charles Langmann, leader;
Mrs. Charles J. schmick, 1880
Fourteenth street, Mrs. Ed Zeigler.
leader; Mrs. Fred Masters. 1881
Twelfth avenue, Mrs. Alex Quist,
leader.
Oak Grove-Mrs. r. z. Marshall,
1912 Tweney-sixth street, and Mrs.
E. c. Fisher, 1713 Twenty-ninth
street.
District No. Mrs. Louis John
son, k4Is Eighth avenue; Mrs. A. B..
Curtis, us Forty-third street; Mrs.
Peterson, 1901 Forty-tourth street;
Mrs. James Gauley, s24 Forty-third
street: Mrs. z. A. Messenger. 1928
Eighth avenue: Mrs. A. N. Loar.
SIT Thirty-e'g hth street; Mrs. <.
L. Burch, 4019 Seventh avenue, end
Mrs. James Hewitt, G011a Forty
first street.
A prayer meeting will be held
tonight at 7:30 at the West End
Settlement
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

Presents for everybody. A pretty
little present for the customer who
spends half dollar; something bet
ter for a dollar purchase; more gifts
and better ones to pick from for
$3.50; better still for $500, and so
on. The more you buy the better
your present will be.
Save your purchase slips day by
day, and get what you want when
they figure up to the amount. Pur-
chases made any day will count up to
Saturday, October q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
LUTHER LEAGUE
MAY ADOPT new
SESSION PLAN
Illinois Conference Society Before
AdtOHrHing Discusses Next
Years Meeting.

The four days session of tht
Luther league OF the Illinois con
ference OF the Augustana synod
came to a close with the program
held last night at the Augustans
gymnasium, when an audience oil
over two thousand assembled IN
spite Of the rain.
The place Of next meeting of the
convention has not been definitely
decided. but according to the pIan
suggested by the executive com.
mittee and outlined by the presi-
dent, arrangement will be made II
possible with the Chicago Luth-
eran bible school to have a weeks
session on long island, off the
coast Of Waukegan, Wis. A prom
fnent Chicago Lutheran owns zoo
acres on the island and he has given
the bible school control of so acres
and cottages are being erected and
provision made for a tabernacle
and assembly hall. II such ar.
engagements can be made the con-
Vention will be on the order OF the
well known conferences held at
Lake Geneva. This will mark a
new and decided progressive step
the Luther league work of the con-
ference.
CarIs.rOm Speaker.
DR.. Gustav Andreen, president of
Augustana college and Captain @.
Il. Carlstrom of Aledo were the
speakers last night. Just before the
convention adjourned the presi-
dent, Rev. Joshua Oden. announced
that the pledges given at the after
noon had amounted to $1,435 and
that the amount Of the appropria-
ton for the home mission budget
had been assured. Captain Carl
strom held his audience with the
closest attention while he related
much of the experience Of his
Aledo company IN the American
expeditionary force His rapid
fire method OF delivery made more
vivid HIS detailed description of the
artillery preparation that his com
paHy along with the rest of the
army had made the battles of St.
Mihiel and the Argonne forest piv-
otai victories for the allies.
God knows that there is glory
enough for all the armies OF the al
said the war captain. but the
young manhood OF America in
such big numbers and such hur-
Tied movements turned the tide OF
the war" Captain CaristTon
showed his very able qualities as 4
fighter in his description of the
famous battles and the informa-
lion that he was able to give to his
audience. In telling about the
lighting in the St. MihieI sector he
said that the Yanks sent "Heinie"
hurrying and scurrying so fast
that it seemed more like 4 foot race
or a hunt for souvenirs. He made
the fighting OF the Argonne real
and vivid and pointed out the heavy
casualties as being one in every
three OF the men engaged.
The description of the barrages
laid down in this struggle was of
intense interest. Il learned to
love the manhood Of America while
overseas and the greatest heritage
that they have IS the self con-
seriousness Of having served. We
progress II We rise to the heights
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

medical corps of the army, which
be Joined at the outbreak of the
war. After his discharge at Camp
Grant, he took a postgraduate
course at Chicago. and is now pre-
pairing to take up the practice Of
medicine in the city of his birth
His previous professional train
ing was received at Rush medical
college, from which he graduated
in 1903, afterward locating at
Knoxville, Iowa, where he prac-
ticed for Is years. One of the fac
tors in his determination to locate
here is the educational advantages
which Rock Island has to offer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
MAYOR TO HELP
ENTERTAIN men
ON INSPECTION
Greater Davenport Committee In
Vites SchriVer on Body We'll
coming Four Generals.

Mayor Harry H. Schriver re-
ceived an invitation from the
Greater Davenport committee, to
assist in the entertaining Of the
inspecting party of army Officers
that is touring the country, on a
tour OF inspection Of all the army
posts.
The party will be in Davenport
Oct. s, and prior to visiting the
Rock Island arsenal, will be served
breakfast at the Black Hawk hotel.
Fou- generals, Billiard, Malone,
Stone and Marshall are with ths
party.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

We will deliver this splen- e
did cabinet Grafonola gold
en- oak, fumed oak, mahog- - =
any or walnut hnish) with j
seven Cd double-disc Column
bia records GA different Sc
Iections) to your home for a
small payment down, and the balan'
than two, dollars week. Total
$1O5.95.
GrGfonoLas, all styles, all moods, from So
to $3.50. 90.
Records, nearly all double disc, I0-inch I
.I2.inch SIPS up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
TO ANSWER MANN
ACT CHARGE IN
FEDERAL C0URT

Springfield. Sept 29.-Judg
Louis Fitzhenry in the Unite
States district court ordered ave
lardo Bctello transferred to ~
jurisdiction of the United Stator
district court OF eastern Iowa
Davenport to answer the charge q
violating the Mann act
1t is charged that Botello trans
ported Mrs. Alvilia Shiers fror
Bettendorf, Iowa, to Rock Islam
and afterward to Shefield, H. 70
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

Customers buying over
$50 may choose from
rugs, enemeled kitchen
ware, aluminium ware,
etc, articles worth $1.25
and over, free with over
over $3.50.
And so on: customers
buying over $40, over
$500, over $1,000. over
$500, over $4,000 over
$4,000 during the Oc-
tober Anniversary sale
can choose from beauti-
full free presents galore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
DIR. WEISS WILL
START PRACTICE
IN ROCK ISLAND

Dr.. John NJ. Weiss. a member OF
one OF Rock Islands pioneer fam
lilies. is soon to take up the practice
OF his profession here. where he
will have Offices located in suite
6G7. Best building. He expects ~
Join his family, already located at
729 Twenty-second street. about
Oct. %.
DR.. Weiss was a captain IN the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

1900 pretty and useful
articles will go, free, with
purchases over SOC.
Over two thousand ar
ticles to be given to Gus
toners who buy over
$1.00.
About 1000 presents
provided for customers
whose purchases run over
$3.50.
100000 worth of
aluminium ware cut glass
jardineres, etc, for GUS
toners buying over $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
SEEKS AID FOR
TEXAN VICTIMS
OF HURRICANE

Mayor H. n. Schriver received a
letter from the state of Texas to-
day stating that the hurricane vic
tins in the devastated area of Cor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

pus Christi are badly in need OF
assistance. on acount OF the recent
floods. Many of the citizens have
lost everything they owned, and
are left destitute. The merchants
arch ankrupt, and are lett penni-
less.
Asks Donations.
1t is requested that contributions
for these unfortunate victims be
taken and sent to them. All dOna-
tons are to go to Governor w. P.
Hobby of Austin, who is at tine
head of the relief committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

church during the war. Miss Esther
Pearson OF Chicago, q popular So
pFano soloist. sang two groups Of
songs at the session.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29
Groceries, Tuesday:
Fresh country eggs, 2 dozen to each for
CSC; 49c dozen.
White Borax Naptha soap, bars tor 25c
"CGroEene" 6rano condensed milk, 2 large
cans TO each for 25c

Para coffee, extra fne. soc III.
Fresh sweet potatoes. lbs. for
19c.
Brown beans, lbs. for CSC.
Fresh Jonathan apples, 100 ID.
PiIIshury's prepared pancake
Gour. pkgs. for 35e.
Log Cabin syrup, 35e can.
Quality" brand maeaTenl, 3 pkg.
fer re.
Scotch barley, ? pkgS. for 25f.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-29

We give here anywhere like sufficient idea of the
nude of the of presents have provided to be given
during this October Anniversary Sale Come m look the spen
did displayed Second Floor Make mind
what you'd like have Do trading and free
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
MAS DETALLES ACERCA DE LA
FJECUCION DE ANGELES

--n, Esn,rirl yqra Ii PHENSA.
CuTDAD DE MEXICO, Novlem-
bre 26.-De acuerdo con los mensa-
les Sc han recibido de la cludad
de Chihuahua, Angeles fue eJecutaao
noco despues de las siete de la mana
ma de hoy, habi5ndose dado a como
cer Ia noticia por medic de extras
que lanzaron todos los pcriodicos ash
como en- las cdicioNes de los perlodl-
cos de la tarde.
Por mas que todos esperaban que
csc seria el resultado del juiclo de
Angeles. Ia n~oticia produjo grande
sensation.
La Supreme Corte no tomo cartaS
en- el asunto en- vista de que no re-
cibi6 ningun e~scriro dc amparo, toda
vez cue la s~entencia Sc dicto A las
djez de la noche Y fua ejecutada en-
las primeras horas de Ia manana.
FL fusilamiento Sc llev0 a cabo en-
ell mismo Quartet en- donde Sc lie uVo
durante los dias que estuvo prlSiohe-
70 en- Chihuahua, en- uno de los pa
tics, Y ell mismo Angeles escoglo ell
lugar en- que debcria e~fectuarse e
hizo los p~reparativos para ella.
Cay6 a Ia primera descarga y Tue
rematado mediante eli trio de gracla.
Los defensores Gomez Luna y Lo-
pez Hermosa dicen que e. Consejo de
Guerra no tenia jurisdiction para
iuzgar a Angeles desde el momento
en- u habia dejado de ser mlemoro
del ejercito.
Cuando Sc lego la scntencia, dlJo
Angeles que por mas que no recono-
cia la jurisdiction del Consejo de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
(Eiene de la 1e. pag.)

favor de los prisIoneros,
Mientras este ocurria dertro del
Tcatro de los Heroes, diversas orga-
n~izaciones ~sociales Y las colonlas eX-
.ranjeras Sc dirigian q CarranZa an
mensajes urgenteS, nidien3ole Gle
rencia para el General Angeles. Mn
guro de los mensajes fu6 contest2d0.
CONDENADO A MUERTE
FL CoDsejo de Guerra prosiguio,
casi sin interruption. hasta las nueve
y cuarenta Y cinco minutes dc Ia
roche de aver (martes) bora e. que
Sc do por termjnado. pasandC los
componentes del jurado a d~eljberar.
Una bora mas tarde. a las 3ieZ Y
cuarenta y cinco minutes, e. plesi-
dente del consejo, Gabriel Gavlra,
lego, en- medic de la ansiedad mas
profunda. Ia ~sentencia. que tue:
General Felipe Angels: = Con-
sejo de Guerra lc ronsidera culpa-
BILE del delito de rebellion Y 10 IA on
denado a listed 81 ID pena de mu7lte.'
Mayor ErreStc Enciso Arce: ell
Consejo de guerra 10 e~ncuentra cul-
pable del delita de rebellion. pero no
del del cargo de discretion que Sc ha
hecho en- contra de listed, y 10 ccnde-
IA a IA pena de muerte. Pero el Con-
sejc. pos, csta declaration, lie con-
muta Il sentencia por Ia de veinte
amos de prision."
Antonio Trillo: "Es listed cuIpa-
bic del delito de rebellion, pero no del
cargo de discretion que Sc ha hecho
contra listed Y el Consejo 10 senten-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
JESUS Renteria fue muerto
(Viene de Ia ia. pag.)

Renteria. como Sc ~rccordara, re-
cibi6 solamcnte una parte de Ia suma
que habia demandado del gobierno
de los Estados Unidos por el rescate
de los aviadores Davis y Patterson.
FL Mayor General Dickman. Conan
dante del Departamento Militar del
Sur. declare pocos dias despues dc
haber ouedado en- libertad los aviado-
res plagiados, que ell %gobierno de los
Estados Unidos tenia a disposition de
Renteria el resto de Ia suma por Ia
cual Sc habia obligado a dejar libre
Il Davis Y Patterson, pues el gobler-
no no podia aceptar el proceder de
los aviadores para con el plagiario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
CALUROSA RECOMMENDATIONS.

"Deberian hallarse Ell ell eluipaje
de TODD viajero"-escribe e, senior
Geo. Jenner, 416 Labor Street, San
Antonio, Texas. acerca de Foley
Cathartic Tablets"-''es el mejor
laXante que he tornado Y 10 reco-
miendo a todos los que padeZcan
constipation y biliosidc@'. Limpian
los intestinos, purifican el est6mago
V ayudan al hieado. Corrigen Ia
Indigestion, NAL a~liento, gases, len
qua suc:a Y pastosa y otros de- de
nes intestinales. No producer rotor
tiiones nj nauseas. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
Guerra que la habia pronunclado' es-
taba listo para MORN.
ANGELES LIE ENVlO A SU HlJO
UN MENSAJE.
T.. Espscial pacs La PREEsA

TeIGg-sna Especial para LA PRENSa
NUEVA YORK, Ncviembce 70
La noticia de la ~ejecuci6n del Gene
raj Angeles cause gran sensation
aqui, muy eSpecialmente a causa de
que un telegrama que Sc reclolo
temprano indicaba que habia espe-
ranzas de que Sc salvara su vida.
e. hijo a del General Ange-
les, en- una e~ntrevista especial, hlzo
constar su agradecimiento por die
rentes esfuerzos hechos, tanto aqul
como en- el Estado de Texas, para
salvar la vida de su padre, Y durante
el dia Sc manifesto lleno de esperan-
zas diciendo que crcia que Carranza
seria gencroso Y lie concederia la VI
da.
Recibi6 un mensaje Inico del &C.
neral, fechado en- chihuahua, en- ell
Que lie decia a su hiio: mo hay mott
70 para desesperar. Sc siempre un
buen patricia V un hombre honrado
V cuida de tn madre, de III hermana
V de tus hermanos."
Este mensaje Sc recibio momentos
antes de que tuviera lugar ! a ejecu-
ci6n del General Angeles.
Federico Gonzalez CARA, lie en-
VIC un telegrama a Oregon diclen-
dole: EN- 1914 estuvO listed en- gran
religro. en- Chihuahua, y en- esa oca-
sion cl General Angeles Y otros aml-
COS lie ~salvaron a listed la vida. lie
pedimos que ahora haga 10 mlsmo
por e."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
Sis Antiques DISCIPU-
LOS ESTUVIERON A DES-
PEDIRSE DE Ell EN- LA
PRISION.

Cuando ell s~entenclado a muerte
fue puesto en- capilla, a las once y
media de la noche de aver, varlos eN-
alumnos del Colegio Miitar, que ma
bian sido discipuIos del general An
peles. obtuvieron permiso del oman
dante militar de la plaza para haolar
con eli p~risionero y despedlrse de el.
e. general Angeles Sc emoclono
profundamente al abraZar a u anti
quo discipulos y gruesas lagrlmas TO-
daron Dor Il mejillas. Los Jovenes
militares. a su veZ. Sc conmovleron
Y fue con una gran ternura q tuVlefoh
entire Il brazos al ~prisionero. su an
tiguo maestro. Cerca de veinte mlnu-
tos permanecieron los eN-aIumnoS
del Colegio mi!itar junto al general
Angeles y todavia ounce minutes
despues de que Sc hubieron aIeJado
de 81. ell p~risionero tenia hGmedos los
oios Dor las ldgrimas que le haoia
arrancado la tcrnura de Il Antiques
discipuloS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
Nc Dele listed QUE ST.
HIGADO Sc EETORPEzCA.
Mr. hace ~desaparecer inmediatamen-
te la constipation, billosidad; doio-
res de cabeza, etc, sin ocaslonar
molestias nj dolores A5so-
lutamente garantizada.

Los 6rganos de Ia digestion. asimilacion
d, los alimentcs y expulsion de las mate
riss no aprovechables por el ORGANISING o
sean. eli cst6mEgo. ell higado y los Intestinos.
estan i~ntimanente ligadoS entire ST. y c! re-
vular iuncionamiento de alguno dc estos or
r,anos avuda grandemente al de los demas.
I'd. comete una grave equIvocacion d! oh!i-
gar, Il 81. higadc 2 intsstiIoS. n elercer sus
func;ores. nor medic del calOmel u otgas
arcgas demasiado irritantes. h meJof' mas
SECURE Y mas eficaz medic para hacer que TO-
do 81 sistema digestive funcione pertectamcn-
10. o. el De tomar Natures Remedy" tPas-
tinas MR.. las cualcS no solo IroHorcionan
a.ivio Immediate. sino resultados permanent
ties y del TODD bencficoS. Obran directaHncnte
sobre ell est6mago. higado. intcstinos y II
zones; ayudan a Ia digestion y nSimiiacton
de los alimentos. cvitan In biiiosidad, las
constipaciones y cura instantaneamentc los
dolores de cabcza.
Limpie I'd. su ORGANISING y purlilque!o
co-nlpletamcRte: haga que 81 estomaEo' nigga
do, rinOncs e intcstirOs funcloncn con entera
regularidad, evitando de esta man.ra eI TO-
mar medicines diarianentc. Solo lie bastard
con una p~astilla Mr. de veg en- cuando para
guardian su ORGANISING en- perfectaS condIcio-
nes. RecUerde I'd. que Is muchJ mas lacII y
mas barato conservarse bicn, que una vez
enfermo. tratar de Curarse.
Adquicra I'd. una cara de Zoe. y haEa Ia
prueba, en- Il inteligcucia de que puede es-
tar SECURE dc que !e dara los mejcres result
tadns. mayOTes uIn que los que haya OBJ
tenido con cualQuicra otra medicinal para cl
higado o rinOneS que antericrmcnte maya usa-
do. 81 deia de recibir eStos b~cneficos re-
suitadoS, lie devolVeremcs el Imaorte de IL
medicinal.
Natures Remedy" Pastillas Mr. esti
de venta, recomendada y garantizada Tor las
huenas droguerias, y en- San Antonio. Texas
esta lie venta en- Ia Botica San Pedro de
r. COIN and COMPANY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
LA ECZEMA PRODUCE UNA COMEZ0N {
IRRITACION ABRASADORAS.

Sc halla al contacto de llamas
les;oiando Ia piei. Esta es Ia causa por "a
cusl 81 nejor t~ratamicnto para toda clase
&c enfcrmeGades de IL piel cs el remedio Ia
mado S. 5. S. rues Iimoia Ia sangra tan
pcrfcctamen;e que no queda en- ella ningura
ir1pureza. Obtenga una botella hoy nisnho
en- cualQuiera drogucria J sc dart rronto
cuenta dc los resul,ados de un tratamieato a
propiado. Escriba soIicitando consults me-
dica. In cuaul sera gratis. dirigiendose a Me-
deal Director. y Swift Laboratory. Atlanta
Ga, (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
NO Sc COMENTO EN- WASHING
TON LA NOTICIA DE LA EJE-
CUCION DE ANGELES

gsicorcma Especial rqrn ~ PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Noviembre 20
La noticia de la ejecucion del Gene
raj Angeles Sc recibi6 aqui hoy en- la
rarde sin que haya sido comentada
EN- forma alguna por los f~uncionarios
del gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
LAS COLONIAS EXTRAN-
JERAS DIRIGIERON UNA
SOLICITUD 4 CARRANEA

Cuando Sc hizo publica IL noticia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27

Da la sensation de que la piel
La eczema ocasiona dolores tan intensos
que son una constante -ortura. la comczon,
sobre :odo, Sc hace insoportab!e y parece que
IA pieI Sc encuentra entire liam>s. Una Gu
raci6n que Sc applique por medic de linimen-
tos, friegas, defensivos. etc. no hace mas que
aliviar los dolores te~mporalmentc. pero no
arroja la enfarmcdad IL causa debc ser COM
batida.
FL oriGen de IN eczema esta en- Ia sangre.
cuyos germenes nocivos salen Il Ia slperficie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
SANTORAL.

JUEVES, Noviembre eliza ma
n~itestaci0n de Ia Immaculate Con-
cepcion de Maria Santisima o sea
Ia Festividad de la Medalla Mia
grosc. Santos Facundo Y Santiago
Martires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-27
FuE F[SILADO Fl, GENERAL Tell PEE ANGELES

de que Ell general Angeles seria SEN
tenciado a muerte, las colonias eX-
tranje,as de Ia ciudad dc Chihuahua
8 inicistiva de la f~rancesa, dirieleron
IN memorial te!egrafico a CarTanza,
pidiendole gracia para el ~prislonero'
La colonia FRANCESCA de Chihuahua,
pidio clemencia para el genera! An
celes en- nombre de los paises alados,
a los que presto i~mportantes servlcios
ell militar meXicano, servlclos que
lie hicieron acreedor a que Sc lie NOM
brara. por ell gobierno de Francia'
caballero de la Legion de Honor.
La colonia francesa de FL Paso Sc
interes6 igualmente por la suerte del
general Angeles, habiendo hecho una
ardiente solicitud de elemental ante
ell Consejo de Guerra eXtraordlnarlo
Dor una comision que Ia representa-.