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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
DAYLIGHT SAVING
STRETCHES ITSELF

Daylight saving has been carried
TOO Tar, SO some Of The residents In
tho vicinity Of Conduit and Duke of
Gloucester streets think. and are cx-
pressing themselves freely on this
point
While the lights IN tho city are not
turned on antil 0 p ris AMI quarter
nfter, and one night last week II was
1880 when they glllnmered and CLEAN
cd that particular arc light at the cor
ner 81 Conduit and Duke of Gloucester
street Iii only lighted semi occasional
III. With this light It Il a ease or
nuw you-sec- me nows you-don but
more frequently. you don't. unless n
man In an automobile dashes along
from Spa Creek bridge, goes up 10 the
electric light pole, touches wire,
and, presto, charge. the light lights
However. for nights and nights this
Tight Is not lighted III this especially
dangerous corner. where q half dozen
1or moro accidents are narrowly avert
I'D each evening The arc light has
My been placed at this point few
ulontis. having been preceded by q
mall tl1candcscent light The larger
light haying been placed through the
fundamentally of Alderman Beayin
uf tho Second ward. with tho idea Of
avoiding accidents BIT this corner on
lark nights. but when the light Is only
,sisible four nights out of seven, ~
locs not serve the purpose COR which
Intended, II worse even than its pre-,
iecessor, thu small incandeScent bulb
nd, II is alleged Ii stretching the
daylight SAYING scheme too far.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
Naval Faecple Vie imized

During the past few weeks, cspec-
tally since June Week At the Naval
Academy several families Of Naval Of
iicers, liking both within and without
the academy reservation have beer
victims of petty thieYerg In one or
two cases the articles missing have
been very valuabls and treasured for
hscntiment as well as their intrinsic
worth.
Recently from one Of the homes ~
an gfEfccr 's wife living In the city much
valuable jewelry was taken, some Of
which could never ba replaced as u
included prize pins, medals, etc, The
matter has been placed i1 the hands
Of the. police suthoritiess
III. another case oaantity Or linen
valued at from $250 to $500 was taken
IFurn the house Of an officeE residing
within the confines of the Naval Acad-
semy. The loss which included rare
embroidered linens and Mexican drawn
work, had been collected at various
foreign ports from tITne to time, and
consisted or exquisite workmanship.
These linens could never DO replaced.
iThis matter has also been placed in
the hands 81 the proper authorities
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
,osT BOY FOUND HY
ANNA us polio
fOuss Inn from alss oasl


Y, s,n,nhs driving for him, and ! g
~a,tinr good pay think that after
: $, s,.', home fog while I'll set Dad 20
q, s NJ conc back here and take my
III araip. because Mr. Combs needs
Sc ssd hes had hard job getting
rao,ge around there who would do
his work right.
II - night when they game aronlia
II ct me heard somebody ask 4 :
ss,,nw named stone lived there, ana
uhen they told him that did sho
man said We'll, VIC want him right
swar { thought that they had come
IS 81 he for me rcfcrsnatory again.
s. ven, upstairs and tried to ISL
,uav III climbing out Of the window,
,,ut tl,oy soon caught me u 4 stable
There we're eight men after me,
30 you think they'll LET me Sc
l,ene today want IL So horne now
and "a mother and dad. Dad used g
keeu 4 grocery store when WAS
nome, but don't know what he's 90
ing now. Of even II they live II ths
same place
anyway. want 10 SO home now
and il they'll LEI me stay away from
lie reform school Ill not do any
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
SEE WHAT Al DIME
WILL Dol THE Low
cost or LIVING


rs yoa have diraes, prepare to spend
them nov The F'athersess Children
og France an American organization
which, since the beginning Of the war,
has co-operatcd With similar nac IN
France Of which Marshal Joffre IS
head, Is starting an active campaign
ID provide food and shelter for ono
pear for 10000 little war orphans of
France Mrs walter s. Brewster, 81
Chicago. Vice President Of the organ
!zation. and chairman Of this spccial
eampaign, says zen cents day viii
provide for b child
'sfn France. during the terrible days
which preceded the arrival Of Cur Am
erican boys saws Mrs. Brewster, who
has just returned from 4 four Of the
devastated regions az France under
military escort. over 10000 little
French children were left fatherless
By the war. many Of them absolutely
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
SENATE VOTES FOX
RETURN OF WIRES

After reconsidering It's action ex-
tending government fixed telegraph
rates for SIX months, the House on
Thursday without 4 record vote. pass
ed me amended Senate bin providing
for return OF the telegraph and teie-
phone properties to private control,
and repeating the Law under which
those properties and the cabless systems
were taken over BY the President
The measure now goes I'd conference
for strengthening out Or differences be-
tween the tmo houses as to the time
the control of the companies shall be
reItnquished. T'he Senate bill provided
for Immediate return, but this was
amended By the House TO read at the
end 81 the calendar month III Which
the President signs the measure.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

Hundreds Of Maryland soldiers. wound
cd Or I'll. lying In the big Army hos
pitfalls 81 New York receive their first
special welcome and their first hint Of
horne from letters and calls from vol
Hfteer women workers at the Mary
land desk III the Hall Of States IN New
York City Backed only by the South
ern Society and the Maryland Society
these women arc trying TO do ~ we'll
by Marylanders who reach View York
aa other states are doing for their
Homecoming SONS, despite The fact that
other states have large arnropriat ions
Tor the work Kansas II spending $35.-
600 to welcome her boys, Massacllsi-
setts $4,000 and other states smaller
amounts. The Maryland women say
they have received no financial aid
from the state, even toward the clerical
work Of writing almost two hundred
boys from the state now III the hos
pitfalls hero.
These letters, sent out under plan
devised By tho War Camp Community
Service, arc al a rule the first words
from hofnefolks to reach the injured
boys after they arrive on the trans
ports The Women invite those lads
who can. to visit them al the Hail Of
states and, til the cases OF the severe
" wounded, they call on the men In.
the wards. carrying cheer. home papers
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
A NEW PERIL ARISES;
. SERVANT GIRL REACHES
THE VANISHING POINT

The var being over, q IleW peril
,as arisen to threaten tic homes rs
lie United states AMI England Hard
il the heels q sar hts followed Y
rev horror. For the coming " the
World war sounded the passing of TIC
crvant girl
sine had been approaching the Van
sfing point for some time. She ii
iow d lancnted mem I.izahuth
Snn has followed the t:sssedy Mai
nd the Xiisi.aiitn iiite siistcly.
To deal with this peace time prob
en- compared FL which the aYclase
,ouseheIiier Is beginning to regird
he winning of The world war as q
inple matter American women are
rying 70 work ont Y plan ss15ng tie
General lines IL d silpFe Ecat alre, &
nder WAY In lslisland
III gree Hritain tie asssei IS dc
egionaly 1lna the orderly III tisis
onntfy according u the Units
;tates Department ef Labor, & IS lis
industrializatiea DC domestic SEE.
gicc..
What IS really needed. ar;l despef
steIy needed, is d cock il every home
ssld cooks who helped To save their
country as war workers in munition
alants. factories, shops or Offices. Il
wages far III excess Of the salary paid
cfore the war or since 10 many q col
lege professor are showing a disturb
MS reluctance to return TO their pre-.
var status Whether the cook in
question was he mistress Of the
rouse, a highly trained culinary artist
81 the more numerous maid of Ill
work, the result is the same, She is
not IN any considerable numbers az
ng any cooking now HaSiig III Ilef
escape from the home experienced no.
9nly financial independence but regu.
ar hours and complete freedom when
SO duty, she refuses ~ return 10 the
sitchen on the old terms.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
aeay rips

Chelnise are very tight fitting.
street frocks show short sleeves.
Tucked front panels are fashion
able.
sports costumes choose brilliant col
|ors.
Flower srimmsd hats are being IS
vived.
Tortoise shell buttons are smart on
coats
Rough sports silks appear II para
soils
shocking i directive on dainty lin
gerie.
Little chiidren's riding coats are d
linen
snian dotted tOulards are favorite
material
Hats u dotted Swiss are most
charming
prapsd veils are promised later IN
the season.
Pinks eusks sgs much favored for
sheer dresses
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
TnK pAMN 0R A - DE-

THE DAAN on 4 BETrER DAT
The detesfabIs practice Of preparing
4 BALLOT bef0re hard and forcing Il on
d voter. seems 10 be On the wane. aa
Indicated by the primary Of yesterday.
The custom. heretofore 20 general VAS
not followed 10 any great extent yes
.serday. and candidates announced that
shey would not demeaa themselves 81
attempt 10 deuaeaa Oskers b. such i
practice.
Often III the past could be seen 3
.rnau II me .heeier variety or one
who should hare maintained = better
gtatus. attempting Ia force upon one
or hsgher Qualifications ID every par
tlcuiar. d ballot already marked. there
hy forcing upon him the stigma Of s
man unfit TO exercise his own right 81
suffrage.
Il bright day CLEANS over the hori-
xon as The vicious and contemplate
practice passes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
4preeee lngs For asso

An examination Of the latest ed
ton Of United states Nayal Instf
tute Proceedings shows good list 81
excellent articles written By proTni
nent naval mon who arc experts In
the subjects treated Among the au
tfors and their subjects are. Com.
nander d. +. Eggert. The Battle
ship Commander O. s Mcdowell
Naval Research Lieut. Conadf Il 81
Bye, so. S. Naval Railway Batteries ];
Capt. &. A. Cotton. ConmArce De
ssroying Id War Commander g. H.
I. Kcppler. deterioration Of Steel
2ropeller SHAFT Ing Lieut. comdr. II.
q. Mcguire, pail Bnaeings'': Lieut..
III 4 Reuse Improved Maneuyering
and Mooring Beard
Besides these Ecehnical articles the
publication contains an oficial SIM
mary Of the peace treaty. and . review
os books recently published concern
inE.navsl snhtects.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

thing else that will sent, MI
know that mother aas dssar
Ia zoe me, and I'm eane i
see them, toe Il
The prcdigal saiiI tlu
noticeable wistfula aa
preston gained from Ii. Ut
as he told Il was thai tiga
4 very bad hoy after sll F
likcahic sort aud flia
trouble WAS that lie l.a9 MI
quite time enough fer nlsy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
FREE PRESS LEAGIF i,
MEET AT GLEN BIls,.

Under the auspice 81 IFS
Defense League Hon trrs u,
superintendent 4 rally a,ta III. ].
meeting will be hell III Sitr
June g y Glen Iiaiae Aaa
Bnrnic.
The rally will he ks, ,,.
go d M there viii he ras
sers present and good ag4nr 4
will be served fram
rangements have beer lt3ie .
accommodation NJ
the parking az aliQ lil li.liii..
occasion IS expected lss et,
interest to the count
Some Women We tii
sleeve. and otllef i9
sleeves
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

real leaders of TIE Dasrattc party
able to see hoe bitterly ehS people
resent pespe atASn 0s The cid ays-
tenn and bow sare they aFe - repsadi-
ate III?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

that are avidiy seized, And flowers Or
fruit
An tho hospital ACTIVITY for the vars
ous states centres at tho Hail OF States.
which War Camp Community Service
has established at 81 West 25th ST..
CLOSE to the Victory Arch. Here Isnd-s
dies meet. at the MARS end. ard homes
folks welcome the boys back from the.
trenches and The deep blue seas How
the eyes 81 tho hofiie-sick Lads do shine
when they sight women from tie homo
community. How hey. do rush for the.
homo papers. Some Of them need more
practical cid. some are blue, some
need a Job back home, some want to
trace lost families. To I'LL Of THESE the.
Maryland women give help. Sometimes
they take Ii tHiiie lad 70 dinner and
To the theatre. sometimes they find the
lost loved ones For those who need
Jobs the War Camp Community Service
maintains at the Hall Of States g ma
flonsmidc employment bureau. Its
manages. j. III. ycrtrees. conyasses
AIary!and and other statas for positions
for the service men.
Mrs B West ClinedInst IL head Of
the Maryland Hospitality COMMITTEES.
she IS assisted by Mrs. r, a. Herb,
Mrs Charles Al Boston. Mrs. Charles
GeIdsborough and HRS. George Penni-
man.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

hotneicss and destitute The French
tsayernnent straining IFS resources to-
TIC utmost. Was able 70 grant q tiny
pension 81 ten cents . day 70 each
child, and i group 81 American men
aid poman underfook "a supplement
sais BIZ an additional TIN cents ! day.
There arc still the names 81 10000.
enilaren on our records At Paris not
xet ea-ol for
Linz Inc little rid laiy Il 10 lived IN.
shoe. Mrs Brewster might we'll com
pIain TINT she has I'D many children
.hc doesn't know what 10 do, as she
has assumed the task Of finding AM
eriean godmefhers for these 10000
tragic little victims OF the war. But.
Ienita unlike that ancient dame, Mrs
brewster knows exactly what to do
ajti iier children
When one stops to realize, she
ays. that just ter cents day Will
make It possible to feed and clothe and
3hailer rho destitute child Of some man
ylo died fighting for tho safety Of our.
world. nlerc isn1 any doubt Of the re-
suit. There. isn't any American man.
woman or child who wont respond,
iso I'm not bit Worried about MY
SO 900 children. Those who can give
dollar and feed child FOR ten days
will do So; those who have q dime
will send ii to care for one hungry
twenty four hours; and there are hum
Etsreds Of warm hearted women and lit
tie children, | am sure, who Will be
eager to sign a pledge to care for q
child for one year. choosing from our
lists Of children some little boy or girl
as g0dchild who viii write to his
American benefactor regularly and
look to her as the one who has made
his poor little life happy again. Every
cent which comes in goes direct to the
child Our small expenses are borne
BY generous friends TO adopt child
or to mako donation, large or small,
write Tor information To Mrs Walter
S. Brewster, Room ga, 40 South
Michigan avenue. Chicago, with which
once the local chairman Of The Faith
erlass Children Of France IN every
community. arc cooperating
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

wONMY 70 LOAS --xya mortgage iu esinae
- ms,ka - fesAanahla e1gMA RsTe3al
paymesie ailowe Jsures y ManFoe ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
MON 10 LOAN

ssnNKY rzD HSgAN Mency re- loan M
III. a,,,,l...ssis Ma tyla-n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

Nanny man bays Ms fEieaae ard
doesn't even pay cash tor them az
that.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

.tpST-sseiuI frSin ~ III Thomas q Cos
To- a. Il r. staR@ III N;la street. Sc .siap
scsfsr street. psss.Ses hAsA ealitatlsIEk
x:a0a bill sfsE auine 4 AiilEe. RcMaEd y
returned ta Wa IhoHlas nsssfa
Mrs YIN. Silflsrf,i. Aarwoad. Md. tiiane
Weg, Riyar 4FssU tsi+a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
WANTED

WANTED KaAslater or touring ear. state
lowest prirs for cash buyer: must lie Il
good condition Address 1T, Box gti
29i-1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

III .lNTEn YauDg compile desire I've ~
three room apartment With kitchenrtte
and hath 40. 40, IioN 5A1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
SITUATION W ANTED

siTf .RrI0N WgANTEU Young lady eN
pefieiecst as sIeisogFallilGr and tyNlst 90
sires peHltiou@ Apnly 80. BOX .y,,s
1tAtf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

LOST tln SnAd5Ey June - between ~
Anncsa t'Hurshlsassa &tate sareie ar"slfa
SsADoI street 15sie iaAH lass pial Ae
tnrh Ia Claude Apis lad ha0r- ReWHitis'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
nOsr

;,s,Sr i,nttoul fef brsssa laulu fresB tai
itrlst &c attfanssbilc. ltewaTd II retlsEHso
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

woR SALE 81 Il 1Ast row boat - ,0l.
5 Apply Walter Kogefs West Annapolls
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

N.sNTEn 4 washcr.weman. Apply No
Ilcan III. I'LL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24

yANTKn tsirl for gcnerai work aI,isis
II Northwest 81 Good wages. J2i 3
y.aNTED--rts RENT Small house nm
furnished la city or suburbs. II. l
Rice Stsstr Treasurer's Uflise tsttt,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24


COR stTt Medium aise Mc1oFuiek seed
potatoes SO Il buahel y HI. Wagner.
Meytyeh station, NJ p 4 - n
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fOR S8I.E 'illlInera tabriuiet autniiio.
lille. Dr Osburn, .,s East Si Ja4ss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-24
FOR SALE

s0R sA1,E i,ecs AMI Queens. PURE Itals
iaI, stock 4,ltang 1871 III IS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
Mala sifuacion en- Tampico
fV;ene de Ia la

los rcbeldes estahan ] poca diStancia
Por IA fuerza. los Soldados de In es
Gotta V les conGuctores hicieron seguig
Ell viaje a los pasajeros, amenazando
! les rea:ioaes cor abandonar!os en-
aquel sitio.
Ante esta amenaZa, nal de ST. gra-
do V en- mitad de la mayor alarma.
Sc sigui0 Ell viaje, hasta Micos, de
doTde 81 tren tuvo que ~deveiverse a
toda maquina, rues va la via estaaa
rota Y los reheides, en- gran hume
70. esperabar a poca distancia.
ESQ ha dado lugar, primero, j la
alarma consiguiente. V luego, a gran
numero de protestas contra los que
asi tratan al pasaie de los trenes en-
los momentoS difscileS. orill;;ldo!o
a IAN graves peligros como al cue sc
eypuso 81 tren m~cncionado.
BESIDE ertoRces no ha nablco tren
a!guno, nj Sc cree 10 haya en- mucho
tempo, oues cl recrudcclmiento de
la rebellion IN in huasteca potosina
ha sido verGaderamcntc v~iOiento ' son
mIohas Y de alguna importancia. las
rartidas u en- ella merodean de nue-
~
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CREnITO

Corpus Christi, TeXaS.-Ha hab!do
personals que de 10 agradccido que eS.
tan con eli alivio que han o6tenido de!
Alma Cordial Sc obligan de por 81 4
hacec propaganda cara que otras PEE
sonas sepan de los maraviliosoS re-
sultados que son obtenidos con 50 us9.
Ell ST.. Fernandez eS L @e clos Y
en- seguida Is lc que dice:-Senore>:
Recibi 81 muy benefica med'cina y
habiendo tenido gratis para dlstri-
buirloS en1rc mis- amigos eSperen mis-
orderes. :. s. s. Agustiu Eernanacz.
1917 Lipun ST. Corpus Christi. Texas.
Para INTERMEDIATES del higaGo. eS-
tonnage. coraZon. riAoneS. tSlS, asHla,
resfrioS pasadCs. toS catarro. reu-
a debiIidad. falta de vigor, pulmo-
neS o n~ervioS deb;.eS USen Nina Cor
dial. De venta en- rodas las bot!caS.
s. 81 bot;cario no Ia tieGe o no quie-
re ordenarla para listed. mandenoS IN
peso Y Sc Ia r.andamos porte paga20.
Sc DEEUELNE Ell DOBLE DEL
PRECIO ST NO beneficial \
QUEEN Ia USE. DirijaSe 4 MIL
Ter and CO.. Sta. \. Dept. 80.
San Antonio. Texas. lAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

.Aun cuando todavia TO llega a
nuestras manos. la lista de las obras
que la Compania Fabregas lleVara
e la escena durante su breve tempo
rada en- San Antonio, 81 sabemoS, que
cl debut Sc hara con una dc las obras
del nUsvo teatro frances, de mas
intensa trama V de mayor novedad
~escenica: La L!amarada.
Obra es esta de H. kistehmaeker,
traducida al espanol por el notable
c~omediografo Federico Reparaz, Y ha
recorrida en- triunfo tOdos los teatroS
del mundo latino
Es Ina obra LENA dc ncvedad, Gu
&C lmento rcSulta de actualidad
2alpitarte, a~parecienIo como apare-
cen en- ella, IN Official S.ances Y III
espia de pals enemigo.
En- la obra. como Ell todas-pues
para su ductil V admirable talento
ar!isticc. TO hay genera cerrado,-la
Sra. FabregaS hace del papel de Ia
protagonista una verdadera creac:on
Y diGnos de ella, apareccn todas las
demas prmeraS figuraS de la COM
pania.
La Sra. FabregaS, fue Quien en- Me
Xico empez6 a dar a conccer, en- los d
rreglos cspaholeS. cl moderno teatro
frances. que hizo e~volucicnar rapida-
mente nuestro gusto artistico.
rs innegable que mucho debe Ne
Nico. en- SUI progreso dc los uItimos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

oFICINA ESPECGAr. PAEA LOS MEN,
CANOS. Trfornac;cres e1 General, atiea3o
por Correo o TELEGRAPH ynda c.ase recomen-
1acionps ) cnca-gos. D~ir:iasr Hotci San
LUIS. 293i. z. Overland ST. II Paso. Te-
xas. d. D. Camarena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
CON "IALLAMARADA" DEBUTARAL LA
C0MPANIA FABRECAS

ancs en- los campos del arte, a Ia in
tensa, q la afanosa, a la constante
labor de Virginia Fabregas, que,
aIcmas de toda una a~rtista, es toda
una voluntad.
4 fuerza de talento logro salir bien
rronto del monton anonimo de las ar,
tistas ~meXicanaS, a ocupar el primer
puesto en- el Teatro Nacional, a haccr
que en- torno de ella la production
teatral mexieana. desc sus primeros
frutoS.
Mas tarde, V cuando va Ia opinion
mexicana Ia prCclamaba soberana de
la escena. ella quiso la sanction de O.
tros pGblicos, de los publicos eXtran-
%.jeros, 4 los que no cegara,-como ella
10 temia,-la passion nacional, Y a Es-
pana Sc fue, Y en- EspaEa el publico
V IL critica lie refrendaron los lau-
relies de Mexico, Y Dicenta Y GaldoZ,
Gnimera Y MARTINEZ Sierra, y Ru-
sinol y Linares Rivas la l~lcnaron de
caluroSos elogios.
Luego. una ira por las Americas
Central Y del Sur, Ia brind6 n Sc
RE i~nacabable de triunfcs, Y la die
oportunidad de hacer, al miSmo ITEM
30 que labor artistica, labor patri6-
tica, por cuanto que gracias a ella,
ci nombre de Mexico arduvo en- to-
dos los labios, Y en- todos encontro e.
logios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28

POR TENER QUE abardo1ar n c.uGad veI-
do acrcdilado restaurant. fstacic.Id) deSdc Ia
&c tempo. 229 So. Alamo. t2SD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-28
G.. MENDEZ i HNOS.

Concentrates Ell F-utaS : L~cEunbres.
Fuvrtc cxis.cnc!a ra Chile ierie en- VIVA
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VENEO BARhTA hrrramienta para fra
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PARA DISTRAER A LOS
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ole s. curan en- el hospital del tucr-
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DESEo SABEE FL. P.ARADERO de mi hep
raEo Andres ". Reyes. dc quien en- 1877
Tcc:bt Sus Git:nias noiiriaS. crrontr.Hdosc en-
cSa iccha en- Seattle. Wash. $500 Sc daran
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Fernando y: Primer Vocal. Julio \.
Perez Rul; Se@ando Vocal, Gustavo
4 DomingueZi Tcrcer Vocal. Maria
P. Sanchez.
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;ala: Trabaio. Arturo Reyes; JUST
cia, Alexandra c. Macsc; Salubrldad,
Angel G. Mcdrano: Propaganda RI
fael A.cevedo: Vigilancia, Manuel DE-
ran.