davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-10
usiness Girls
lnper!s

I A large attendance is desired at
Pc weekly business women's supper
the W. w. c. A. Cafeteria this
Fening at 6:15. Quite a lot of bust
PISS is to be transacted. The entire
embership is to be :. divided into
Foups-each group to contain the
rls OF one occupation. Mrs. Lucy
pitt will have charge Of the devo-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-10

Miss Jessie Reed has recovered
from a recent illness.
Mrs. NJ C. Hollis and children
have gone to Fort Smith for a visit.
Mrs. C. c. Dickey of England is
visiting Mrs. w. A. Walriner and
family.
Mrs. w. H. Evans, S14 West Four
teenth, left yesterday morning for
McGehee.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fullenwider
are at home at the residence of Mrs.
Smart, 415 Olive.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Hearin of Little
Rock spent Sunday in Pine Bluff the
guests of relatives.
Mrs. Guy Fulk and children of Lit
tie Rock are the guests of Mrs Fulk's
mother, Mrs. M. E. Smart.
Miss Mildren Percy Saunders of
Douglass is the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. H. P. Bradford.
Mrs. F. W. Mullins and daughter,
Miss Frances Mullins, Of Texarkana
are guests of Mrs, S. C. Alexander.
Mrs. O. Parnell, GIT West Fourth.
has as her guest her sister, Mrs. S.
l.. Landrum, and daughter, Virginia.
Mrs. Joseph w. Clement has gone
to Forrest City to attend the wedding
of her cousin, Miss Mann, of that
city.
A l.. Radcliffe and family, who
have been visiting in Memphis. have
returned to their home at zoos East
Seventh.
Mrs. j. E. Brown and son. Edward,
left yesterday for Boston, Mass, to
meet Capt. j. E. Brown, who is re-
turning from over seas.
Miss Clara Pfeifer, who has been
the guest of Mrs. H. C. Blunthenthal
and family on West Fifth, has re-
turned to her in Little Rock.
The Temple Sisterhood of Anshe
Emmeth. will hold their social this
afternoon at o'clock, at the Har-
mony club, on Fourth and Walnut.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. B. Hilzheim and
son j. B. Jr., Of Little Rock. spend
the weekend visiting Captain and
Mrs. Sam F. Hilzheim, on West
Second avenue.
Misses Alma Warmer, Mary Will
Winters and Marco Wilson will leave
today, for Nashville, Tenn, to attend
the summer course for teachers at
Peabody college.
Miss Elizabeth Lyle. who has been
a student at Synodical College at
Holly Springs, Miss. is now visiting
in Iuka, Miss, where she has been an
honoree at several social functions.
Mrs. S. C. May and daughter, Mrs.
J. D. Hugh, and two children, John
D. Jr., and Werter, are in the city
from Portland, the guests of Prof.
and Mrs. Garland May, on South
Olive.
The theatre party to be given by
Mrs. Lillian Higinbotham Thursday
afternoon, for five senior girls, will
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-10

Mrs. w. H. Evans, S14 West Four
teenth, left yesterday morning for
McGehee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-10
|iss Hardin
htertained.

Mrs. O. H. Hardin will be hostess
a number of young friends Friday
Eternoon, in her home 14O6 Cherry
a pleasure for her daughter, Miss
padys Hardin, senior of the 10
igh SCHOOLGIRLS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fullenwider
are at home at the residence of Mrs
Smart, Ais Olive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-10

The theatre party to be given by
Mrs. Lillian Higinbotham Thursday
afternoon, for five senior girls, will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03
WHY LILLIAN SAID '.FOR GOOD
NESS SAkE-GET 1T OVER
WITH"
Dearest Dicky-b bird"

Dearest Dicky- bird"
The words stared up at me from
the page held in my hand. I did
not need TO hunt for the signature
TO the mysterious letter to Dicky
which my mother-in-law had sent on
TO me. ! knew only too well the
dashing, bold handwriting of Grace
Draper.
had been prepared for something
radically wrong by Lillian's manner
but the thing implied by this saluta-
ton made me feel fairly I'll.
It was not the form of the words
that sickened me-Lillian would
probably have addressed a letter TO
Dicky in the same manner-but the
inference they conveyed OF a friend
ship which not even my husband S
knowledge OF the girls infamy had
affected.
She had tried TO murder me, she
had shot Dicky and herself in the
dramatic interview she had staged
after her attempt to drown me, and
her open association with Harry IN
derwcod-Dicky's friend and Lii
lians husband-was a shameful
thing And with my husbands
knowledge Of all this, this letter TO
him in her chirography began in this
intimate, familiar fashion.
Ny eyes sought Lillian's. She was
watching me soberIy, and there was
a touch Of mournfulness in her gaze.
Better read 1t quickly dear" she
said quietly, and 1 turned my eyes
again TO the letter.
Taking n Chance"
ct can imagine your surprise" the
letter began, when you open this
miserably scrawled envelope and find
letter from little me inside. But
don't trust that cat at the studio any
more-she's too much in love with
you herself TO suit my book, poor,
little washed-out la-de-da- F. F. V.
1t is TO laugh, isn't It, sweetheart?
and as 1 didn't want my big boy TO
miss his usual letter I thought I'd
take a chance and address Il out
to your country estate"
Again my eyes sought Lillian's. al
though until she spoke was really
not conscious that l had looked at
her.
For I was utterly bewildered at
this reference to the "cat at the
studio" knew, OF course. that
Edith Fairfax, the girl art student
whose ambition in dramatic writing
Dicky was furthering, shared stu
do with her sister, Leila, In the
same building which housed my hus-
band. 1 had been more than little
jealous of the delicate, pretty Vir-
ginia gin, whose secret love FOR
Dicky / had guessed, but hadn't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
ADELE GARRLSON-

dreamed that her friendship with
Dieky had reached the stage OF over
seeing his studio and censoring his
correspondence.
Queerly enough this reference to
Edith Fairfax hurt me more poig-
nantly than did the extravagant
terms of endearment with which
Grace Draper had embellished her
letter.
las far as that exquisitely witty
remark about Edith Fairfax is con-
cerned," Lillian said, and 1 noted
gratefully that she evidently was fol-
lowing the movement OF my eyes
and mentally rereading the letter
with me, she's switched in on the
wrong circuit. Dickey's more kinds
OF a fool than I have time to emu
merate, but he isn't a knave-yet."
said bitterly to myself that 1
couldn't agree with her. and I won
dered duly how she could still be-
lieve in Dickey after such proof Of
his baseness as that which was in
my hands.
My eyes strayed back to the letter.
1 loathed every word of 1t. but it
had a horrible fascination for me.
I felt that I must miss no syllable
of IT.
"Of course, I know I'm taking
chance in sending this to Marvin.
That hen-minded frau OF yours may
open II, but I'm rather banking that
she won't because 1t is addressed in
this fool scrawl. She will probably
figure that It is begging letter from
somebody living in slum, and so be
afraid she may catch some awful
disease If she touches il. have
just laughed myself sick over the
remembrance of some OF the things
you have told me about her fool
theories"
A Primitive Impulse
] shall always feel a hidden SYM
pathy for a murderer who kills in
the heat Of passion after this. The
beautiful, hooking face Of Grace
Draper rose before me. I could inn
agine her laughing mockery directed
toward my folbles, and Dicky-to
think he could have discussed me
with her, made fun of me for her
amusement 1 found myself crook
ing my fingers into a clawing motion
and knew that the primitive feline
impulse to rend and tear ones enemy
had me by the throat.
Lillian came over to me, put a
calming hand on nv shoulder and
said forcibly.
For goodness sake, Madge, finish
that awful thing and get it over
With"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03
The Horoscope
WEDNESDAY. DEC. >.

Under a congeries of the most
brilliant stellar positions, this should
be a day of signal achievement
with affairs moving in all directions
toward a goal of success and pros
perity. There is "A chain of trine as
pects-Moon trine 10 Sol, Neptune.
Jupiter and Mercury. Under this
friendhest Of planetary influence all
matters should be vigorously and
fearlessly pushed 10 fruition, with
every prospect Of progress and II
nancial gain. Some anxiety regard
ing a change or "a journey should
not retard bold initiative II your
reasoning is correct
Those whose birthday il is have
every promise Of a successful. pros
porous and happy year. A child
born on this day Will be clever. gen
erous popular. industrious and
emlnently successful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

her wOmanly appearance. win for
her and her cause many genuine
friends and workers.
When Mrs. Stewart became presi-
dent of the Illinois Equal Suffrage
association six years ago, she had a
hard battle TO fight which was pre-
JUDGE and ignorance. regarding
woman suffrage, prevalent in her
state. AS the result of her persis-
ten work Illinois women now en-
COY the right of the ballot.
Mrs. Stewards address in South
Bend will concern the American
woman and the franchise, which is
a timely subject and sure To be well
worth the while OF men and wom-
an OF South bend interested in fran
chise for the women Of Indiana.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. George MOrwiser Of
Lakeville entertained rat dinner on
Friday. Covers were lai for Mrs.
S. T Sluss, Mrs. II. c. o. onneT and
son, Russell, Mrs. ROlla Dalrymple
and daughter. Ruth, Mrs. Lee ID.
Ferris, all of South Bend, and Miss
Janice Ia Forge of Crothersville,
Mo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

Mrs. Ella $. Stewart, of Chicago.
who is 10 appear at the Chamber of
Commerce on Thursday evening un-.
der the auspices of the South Bend
WOmans Franchise league, is a
well known figure in the equal suf-
frage world. Her thorough knowl-
edge Of her subject and her rare
gifts as public speaker qualify her
for the work she has undertaken.
She has a clear and forceful way
OF presenting her arguments, which
with her gracious friendnness and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

The Live Oak drill team was en-
te-tained at the home Of Mrs. James
Moore go Pennsylvania av., Mon
day evening During the business
session officers for the year were
elected as follows. Mrs Mary Chel-
rdak president. Mrs Margaret
Kemp vice president; Mrs. Bess
Short. secretary, Mrs. Ray Kizer.
treasurer. and Mrs. Mary Harris. re-
porter. Arrangements were made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

XMAS BASKETS AND wREATHS.
Beehler's, Main 1929 Order
early. $685.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

NMAs BASKETS AND WREATHS.
BeehIer's Main 1899. order
early h626-6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

for a Christmas party to be held
with Mrs. Jewel Whaley, S45 Smith
st. on Monday evening. Dec. s, the
team will hold a birthday party with
Mrs. Tessie Michael. E. Sample st.
The members of the Temple Aid
sisterhood held a business meeting
at the home of Mrs. Leo Moore. 419
Leland av., Rabbi Albert Minda
spoke. Dec. 10. Mrs A. r. Mayer
field will entertain the sisterhood at
her home, 21S w. Madison st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

The standard Bearers o. the Tiin-
ity NJ. T.. church met Monday eve
ming with Miss Helen Mitchell $50
Diamond av. during the business
meeting several papers were read on
the following topics: Chinese Hos
pita,s' by Miss Edna Swischer:
THE A b C's of Missionary Work.
by Miss Bernice Axtell and six
Chinese Hospitals" by Miss Mary
Swischer Miss Bernice Keller had
charge OF the question box Re
freshments were served during the
social hour. on the first Monday
evening in January the society viii
meet with the Misses Swischer, 736
Harrison av.
Miss Louise Studebaker entertain
ed the Novel club at her home, go
". Washington av. Monday evening
at which time the second chapter of
the new novel was read.
The washington club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. W. L. Kizer, the
afternoon was spent in knitting for
the soldiers who are still in con-
valescent camps. The club win meet
with Mrs. D. H. Eldredge, 702 w.
ColfaN av., in January.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

Mrs. LILLIAN LaPierre, rs +. Ma
varre St, entertained 20 members
Of the AS You Like 1t club at n
$3.50 O'Clock dinner Tuesday eve
ming After a social hour. current
literature was given by Miss Frances
Hedger; chapter one of the book,
Birds Of the Bible" by Gene STRAIT
ton Porter, was read by Miss Maude
Heath, and Mrs. O. F.. Julian dis
cussed the Social Life of a Strang-
- Coming to Our City" The next
meeting, Dec. 16, will also be held
at the home or Mrs. LaPierre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-03

Announcement has been made o.
the marriage OF Miss Mildred Swy-
CART. daughter Of City Controller and
Mrs. John A, Swygart. sos w
Washington av.. to +. O. Smith
gunner's mate, FIRST class. of the To-
c-l navy recruiting station which
took place in South Bend Sept. 27.
Mr.. Smith, who has been assisting
chief Comnissary Albertson at the
navy recruiting station since last
summer. has been transferred 10 the
recruiting station at Fort Wayne
and he and Mrs. smith viii leave
for there Wednesday morning y.
a. Cramer. boatswain's mate. first
class. of Fort Wayne, viii succeed
Mr.. Smith here.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
Consejo de la Reguladora
(Viere da IA 1a.)

e nuevo C3n$e,n esta lntegranC
nor los senores jose f.. Camara Ch&n.
Elias Espincsa, Artrrr Iarala, Fer
nando Palomeln, Y Manucl Eria Ger
vera q~uiencs 't"'2a"'n Ia protesta
el dia de aver.
Los hcmhn2s de nrEcc!os lie iu-
catln. segEn 81 a%nuncia, claramente
manifestaron que prestaran toio 81
anovo al nue:c c~ons"jo nara oue no
~tropiece con dificultades, para la Sd
lcci6n de la crisis actual, pero que 'e
sera hostil s. no lnforma anpllamen
tie acerca del estado quc guarSa Ia
comisi6n reguladora Y 81 no trahaja
con activ;dad en- favor de :os int
rcses generates del EstaCo orc contf0
Ia la referida organization.
Tcmbien Sc informa en- los iesra,
chos trasmitidcs de Ilcatan que sc
ha hecho va el primer cmbarCle DC
hcre0uGn. fuera del control dc Ia Re-
guladora V que csc emharque es.
Gestinado a NUeva York, vinlendo IL
2onslrnaci5n a Ia casa Eancaria Mar
qLadt V Co. Ire.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
CABLES De ESPANA
ia slTUAClON EN- BARCELONA

ss.v;.in rsno-ial rara Ia PRENSh.
MADRID. Agosto 2I.-Dlcen los
~telegrarnas ~recibidos hoy de BARGE
Iona que Ia situacion del traba]o ALI
Sc esti poniendo pc" cada ola,
ruesto QUE las 5ri%pula"iones Ge les
barcos n~arcantes So han undo al
movimiento pidiendo triples salaries
yagqdrS de artemanO.
Sc agrega que las t~ripliacIones
de .veintid6s barcos han abandCnado
cstos V que entire ellos Sc cuentan al
gunos tr~asatlarticos.
FL gobierno por su parte dice que
e servicio postal no Sers, attctad'
por esta huclga a mencs de que Ia
huelga Sc haga extensive d los Gcmas
puertcS.
En- los circles oficiales SC mani
fiesta cleric optinismo er 10 que sc
~efiere al arreglo dc las dificultades
a que esti iando lugar Ia question
del trabaio. por ell ~gohlerno, y MY
especialmente 4 la huclga de los ma
rinos. Y con el oajeto de lograr un
avenimiento. e. propio gcticrno ha
l,amado a Madrid 4 los reprcscutan-
ties de las corapanias mas directa-
,raute afectadas por ella 4 fin dc dis
,utir el asunto V yer de huscarle IN
remedio cficaZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28

El IeploraEle sentimiento de AMI
mcsidad que eXiste entire ell pueolo
!nexicano para nuestros ccmpatr'otas
que viven en- NUevo Mexico, ACADIA de
tener una d~esagradahle manifesto
rior Que nos cau<a vc:dadera peEa
corsignar. pues siempre hemos creldo
cue 81 en- cualquier 2arte de los Is
tad2s Uuidos resultan doloroSos e
:rritartes les ultrajes para los meN'-
canos. en- Nuevc IeXico. donde la po-
blaci6r nativa esta formaoa por gen
IL de nuestra raza. que habla nuestro
Idioma V conserva muchas &c MUGS
fras costumEres. la mala voluntad dc
esos consanguineos nuestroS es ver-
daderamentc ~lamentable Y causa
gran indignation.
FL case que da lugar a escas lineaS
* el siguiente: Per cauSas de poca
monta. o mejor dicho, con Oretextos
risibles. el senior Don Ignacio Duarte,
FGitcr del ~;nportante semanarlo "El
Independiente'. DC Las VEGAS, &c \.
NJ. fuG a%saitaoo Il roche del II del
corriente per Antonio Sena, enp!ea
do de los ~tallercs eel Optic. otro
~.1eriodico Que Sc puhlica en- Ia mencio-
NADIA ciuGad ne~o-meXicana- FL senior
Ouarte. GesyuGS da eScuChGr las anne
raZas de Sera. Q2c sc empenaDa en-
enc auuel ni.iera una rcctif:caci6n
en- su period;co. Tue agreoldo por Sc
ia Y Dor otros varioS individuos que
iban Il ayudar Ell n desigGal pehea.
Las autorijades del lIgar aprehen-
oieron q Sena ' a SIS compaReroS :
al verse 81 causa en- jurado, sc les
conden6 a pagan multa sc Glen
c6lares n cada uro, a SIfrir Sc dlas
de encierro ' dar una fia7Za de
$4,000 o IN termiro de seis me-
ses para garantizar que durantc csc
tempo o~hServaran buera conducta.
Uno &c los GechcS desagradables
aue courtroom en- ell jUrado de Sana
y socics. fU& que el Jefferson &c los
| asalIantes. On inGIviduo que sc Llama
Felix Garcia-nomvre espanoI POI
los cuatro ccstados : Que seguranen
lie ~perterece a IN 6escendiente de los
| furlaGores de nuestra raza-al haccr
ia defcnsa de SIS clisntes Gijo coz
una arrogaucia %Sajona cue hUbiera
dcseado para Il ell P~residente Roose-
vel: Como es possible que vayan US
tedcs = darlo Ia justicia 4 ia indi,
viduo que viene quien sabc de donde
II no q IN rat!vo de este suelo@'
Lamentamos s~ince-anenta e. per.
canoe Y descamos que haya un cam,
bio en- los sentimientos de los ne3.
meXicanos para 5ien de los paiSaroS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
COMBATIO A LA BOLSHEVIkl
LA FLOTA lNGLESA

HELSINGFORS. Agosto 20.-De-
TALES recibidos hoy aqui acerca del
combate naval Que Sc hbro el do
mirgo paSado en- el Golfo lie Fin
landia. entne una flota ing!eSa V otra
toisheviki, hacen sa3er que entire los
Larcoz de estes ultimos, echados a
piQue por los .ngleses Sc cuentan el
harco dc hatalEa Andrea Pervosvan.
e. crucero acorazado Petropavlosk
un transporte Y I'm barco dc guar
ala.
Los ingleses por su parte, Sc dice
que perdieron tres ootes motores y
turieron once bajas entire la trlpu-
laci0n. siendo estas ocro oficiales y
. tres marinos, los cuales resultaror
muertos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
LA ALBANIA LIBERAL MEXICA.
MA SOLICITA ADHESlONES
DE LOS MEXICANOS

Ne pcrmito suplicar a listed en-
nombrn de la Mesa Directiva del Co.
mite Local de Ia ".Alianza Liberal
Mcyicana' de esta ciudad. Sc sirva,
81 para clio no tiene !nccnvenlente,
insertar er las columnas de su pres
ticiadc diario. la invitacion que me
permito hacer q todos los Ciudadancs
Meyicanos RESIDENCES en- este pals.
v cuyo texto me tonic la llbertad
dc transcribirle en- seguida, asi como
la de un corto cupon:
La Secrataria de la Junta Local
de Ia Alianza Liberal Mexicara'. por
acuerdo de la Asamblea, invita- a los
Obreros m~exicanos de esta ciudad a
n,auifestar su adhesion a la idea de
,procurar Ia pacificaci6n de Mexico
nor medic de un arreglo entire los ac-
!~tuales contendienres. suscribiendo ell
Icup6n aIjunto Y remitiendolo a Ia
misma secretaria cuyo domlcillo es
800 Wyoming St"
CUPON DE ADHESION
Me adhere a Ia idea sostenloa
nor el Comite Mexicano de Paz. Soy
Iciudadano mexicano, capacltado para
~eiercer los derechos que concede la
Constitution de Ia RepGblica MeXlca-
ma de 1857.
Mi domicilio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
LA PEREZA.

La pereza hace que TODD sea diff
ell; ci trabajo 10 vuelve TODD faci';
el u Sc levarta tarde sc Tebulle to-
do el dia V apenas principal u nego-
clos cuardo va Sc lie anochece.
La pereza marcna o tanta lem
titud. cue Ia pobreza no tarda en- al
~can2arla.
HaZ marchar. tus asuntos antes que
ellos te espoleen. Accstarse tenpra-
no y levantarse bien derlanana, pro-
porciona salud, fortuna Y sabiduria.
FL que vive de esperanzas sc eX-
pone a morir de hamhre; sir ira
tajo no hay beneflcio.
In oficio vale una hacienda: una
I profession es Una rropiedad que nm
de honor V provecho. La actividad cs
madre dc Ia prosperidad Y Dios 1,ada
riega al trabajador. Que ell sol al
mirar la terra no Olga: he aQul un
haragan que duerme. La ociosidad
cs como e. orin cue come mrcho
mas que ell trabajo' Ia lave que sc
r:ga continuamente esta slcmpre lus-
troSa,
81 amas la vida no prcdigues ell
tempo porque ell tempo es Ia tela de
que estd hecha la vida. La zorra que
duerme no GAIA gallinas: sohrado
tempo hahra para dormir cuaudo Sc
este en- ell ataud. La ptrdida del
tempo debe ser tambien la mayor
de todas las prcdigalidades, pue3so
nue. ei tempo perdido no Sc vuelve a
hal!ar ' 10 que llamarnos basta'te
Tempo es siempre demss;ado corto.
Benjamin FRANKLIN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
Ell MAYOR SMITH CREE
QUE RENTERIA ESCAPE
Supoae que Sc refugio en- la
ciudad de Chihuahua o Sc
fue haciG el Oesfe
TeIes-ama Esuecial para Ia PRENSA

Tcler-ama Esnecial pa-a IA PRENSN
Ell. PASO. Texas. -.gosto 21.-EI
Mayor c. Smith, ~comandante de las
trcpas del SO. de caballeria que en-
traron q territorio meyicanC eli per-
secucion de los Que secuestrarHn a
los aviadores declare hoy que no
cree que Jesus Renteria maya sido
muerto. orc Sc dice. sino cue To-
gro escanar nefugiaadose en- IL clu-
dad de Chihuahua o d~irigirndoSe mas
Il OeSte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
VAN A CERRAR FABRICAS Y IA
LLERES DE TARRASONA

Del S--rs~ir >sp~-iaI 10 "r1 rTENS'
MADRID. Agosto 2I.-LoS indus,
de Tarragona han indea!o cor,
trarrestar la hueiga qle amenaZa me-
dante ell cic1rc de las fabriCas Y ia
Heres que Gehe habersc hccho efec-
1.-Two hoy, segun Sc habia p~rcyectado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28

possible rcunir en- este pensamiento,
solicitamos de todos los meXicanos de
tcdos les partidos. classes y condicio-
mes, cue nos ayuden con los recursos
pecuriarios que puedan aportar. y
con su labor efectiva en- 4 propagan-
da, dentro de sus posibilidades; pero
con toda voluntad.
FL Pasc. Texas, Agosto 20 de 1919.
Manuel Bonilla. Presidente.-Elias
L. Torres. Comision de Propaganda.
Jose Luis Velasco. Comision de
Prensa.-Rodolfo Farias Flores, Te-
sorero.-Carlcs A. Nieto, Secretario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
NUEVO DEPARTAMENTO PARA
LA QUESTION DE MARRUECOS

De! Se-vi~io Esoecial Dc IA PPENSA
MADRID. Agosto 27-Hoy Sc
public5 IN real decreto reIercnte a
Ia ~2reacion dc un nGevo Department
to en- Ell Ministerio de a Guerra que
Sc kara cargo del narejO de todos
!os asuntos relatives a Maruecos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
DOS ORGANIZACIONES POLI1lCAS De FL PASO
TRABAJAN EN- PRO De LA PAZ De MEXICO

Dos movinientos con iguales fualidades Y anbos perfectamente or
So han originate en- la ciudaG dc f! Paso. Texas, en- donde las
conocidas agrupaciones pcHtcas. ALBANIA Liberal MeNHana' Y "Comle
Mexnano de Pz" han d9idido trabaiar franco Y decdidamente por IN
contrar Ia formula salvadora que una a todos los mexicanos en- el SEN
timiento de Ia salvation de la rauia.
De ambas asrupaciones henos recibido ciculares en- que Sc da a
conocer = los neXicancs residences e los Estados Unldos hS patr1o-
ticos prop6stos que las amman. Y cor guNo las reproduclmos para Die
de los !ectores de la Prensa.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
TN PERIODISTA MEXICANO FUE WCTIMA
De I'm ASALTO EN- LAS VEGAS, N. MEXICO

nueStros qre van = aquella region
creyendo encontrar ALA an mas am
PHO espiritu &c confratern!dad que
en- cualquier otra region del pals.