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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-14
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
La opinion. ingIesa y la question de Ia SiF'a

Il los Estados C0i6os eHtrcCarlcs Ia
Mesopotamia. sir oJro requisite cue
81 de u dcseeH toma7la. DesPuGs
de este como Sc Podria permitir que
Ia Siria Sc convierta e7 motive de
o~uerella ....? ST nuestras tropas Sc
encuentran aun en- csc territorio es
porque estallariaH en- e. d~esordenes 81
las retiraramos, Pero Gque nos
imoortan todos los ~des6rdeneS, al
procio de la amistaG de Francia?
Lo que Sc necesiCa es que demos nos
otros una prueba manifesto de nues-
tr6 d~esinteres.'
FL Times" SO manifesto igualmen-
te conciliador. "Rehusamos terml-
nantemente. dice. ell dejarncs altcrar
por las Quejas f~ormuladas por un
cierto ndmero de publicistas Y ora
dores franceses contra Ia actitud
britanicaen Sir;a. Nos parcce del
TODD incredible que les eStadistas Y los
pueblos de nuestroS dos paises permit
tan cue una controversial acerca de
Ia distribution de los mandates
pueda ~iesionar Ia cordial amistad de
Ia cue depende 81 pcrvenir de la paz
del mundC." FL Times" aprueba
calurosamente las palabraS pronun-
ciadas Dor el seonr Barthou, en Ia Ca
mara. acerca de la necesidad dc una
union de las grandeS ]potenciaS Ii
berales. FraNcia. Ingaterra y Esta-
dos UnidoS, Y 4 ~rroposito &c las c!aU-
sulas. del tratado de 1916 sobre Siria.
declara: "Ncsotros r~espetaremos esas
clauSulas seguramente en- todoS aque-
Hos puntos en- q los mismos franceses
no las iuzglen impracticableS." Note
mos esta Ultima reserva: es impor-
tante. 81 el problema sirio atm esta
esoerardo una seduction. clio nc obe-
dece. seair el Times. a maquinacio-
res t~cnebr1sas. s;no a enc presento
crandeS di:icuitadnS Gc order pura-
rccrtc t5cnico un gran rImero De ias
cuales surgieron despucs del acuer,.
dc Sykes-Picot. Cor IA bueNa vo-
luntaG y la siHceridad qcc desde ha-
&c tanto tempo ran caracterizado
nuestras ~elaciones cor Francia este
rrobiema no sera insoluhle. Los he
chos csencia'es son scncilos : claros.
Inglaterra dcSCa IN mandate en- Me
Sop2tamia. : de6eria obtenerlo con 81
consentimieuto y el auoyo de Francia.
Francia desca IN mandate eG Siria,
V dcberia obtencrio con c! c~onSenti-
micnto = el apoyo lie Inglaterra. Nos
otros ccupamos mil!t2rmeate csaS dos
rcgiones. Y eStamos Ell condolences de
p~repar2rroS eli canine ONT manda-
tarios Ell Mescpotamia. rs para nos
ot-os una obligation de honor el pre-
pararle iguslmente a Francia Ell ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-14
"Cascarets" es 10 mejor
para eI DoIor de Cabe~,
"a Biiosidad, Males
tar y Constipation
Is 81 remedio por excelencia
para el higado y los ]iTtcsti-
nos Y para e. nal aliento,
fuertes resfriados Y aci-
dez en- eli estGmago.
Compre una Gaia hoy misr.o.

IOnpTe una CGlI EOS N!S!.'O.
Los fuertes dolores dc cabeza, BIZ
liosidad lenoua sucia ' pastosa, ca
beza = mari: obstrCidas 4 consecuen-
c;a Dc MISUNDERSTANDING prov.eAon
de e-tor7eGimiento del nirado; ali
men;os no digeridos y f~ermentadcs en-
los ;ntestrnos 0 acidez en- ell estomago.
Las Sustancias venenos que Sc
acumuiau en- los iT:astinos. en- ve2 lie
ser arrojadas. son absorvidas Por a
saMgre. CuacIo cstos ve"enoS lie
gan a las delicad2s ce!u!as cerebral
les. brigham Ia congestion ! csc tc-
rrihle G inaguantable dolor &c cabe-
"a.
Los "CaScarets' hmpiar inniedia-
tamente e. eStomago, aTTojan les ali
mentos no digeridos Y fermentados,
expele Ell exceso de bills del higa-
dc V arroja todos los alimentos nc
a~provechableS Y no digeridos que sc
acun.ulaH en- los ;ntestinos.
Tn "Cascaret" hoy, por Ia noche,
hara que UG. Sc sienta ranana per.
fectamente bien. Obran mientTas I'd.
duerme. Una Gaia adQuirida Ell cIal-
uuiera drogueria significa para I'd,
durante varios Meses, Ia cabeza des-
peiada, est6mago, higado e intestinos
f~ureionando reguiarmente, bueH alien
to Y complexion rosaGa. lAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-14
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Rafael .ArriaCa para W su ca
So al ninero 2444 de Ia Gale de S.
Guadalupe.
John Gramst. para construir un al
macen cor f%orjadura, en la Gale de
s. Commerce.
s. Coach. para construir Il ga
leria en- la casa $50 de Ia Gale de
s. Barrett.
Henty Pasos, para construir tres
cuartos para h~abitaciones en- a ca
sa 1924 de la Gale de y. Katheryn.
Chas J.. Gutzeek para construir u
ma caballeriza adicional Ell Ia casa
1918 de Ia callc de S. Walter.
Sulveria Cara para construir una
casa de Gaia en- Ia Gale de \. Sc
gum 314G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-14

mino con- mandataria de Siria. Es
precise que nosotros hagamos Guam
to Sc halla en- nuestra mano para e.
cilitar Ia tarea de sus guarnicioncs
Y de sus ADMINISTRATORS cuando .
suman Ia autoridad en- esa region. :
cue trabajemos, directa c indirccta-
r2entc, para hacer reinar Ia mcjor
inteligencia possible entire Francia Y
el En1ir Faical, que Ia gran mayo
ria De los %sirios, n 10 Cue parecc,
desean tener como Principe"
Este ultimo punto es puramontc
hipotatico, asi como la acusacion &c
TRACTION hecha Dor el "Timcs' c2n-
ira 81 Emir Said. "espia y agcnto &c
los turcos". Las ccsaa han s:Go EN-
brolladas sobre todc, como 10 cree
este diario, por IA actividad in6iscrc-
ia dc les agentcs civile7 y aail;ta@c1
britanicos.
lie pondra fin 4 esta act;"idad
intemDastiva Ia s0lucion provisional
que fu6 adoptada recicntcmente?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-14
E OLA

Los Sencdores de Ia Repi6licc
Msricana, Ia han tcmqdo. q por 10
Serio. contra Don Tennstiano . ST.
gobicrno.
En- {! recinto de Ia Alta CGmaru,
no Sc 1ocitera con culor-y con- in
juriGs-como en- ia CdmarG .BajG,
las erptoSi0neS o~ratorias no son tau
irecuentes. So hG6lc POGO q Gcaso Sc
daer@c ago.; Derc pacientemcHte,
naHo$Q nlente. los SencdoreS estGn
dGndole Sustos q Don FenUStiano.
Primero, Sc poHen a pedtr er Co=
alto, GIgo quc openaS 81 a media ro-
Sc Is hnbjo Uegddo a iHSinuar al Sc
nor PerSjdente: la amnlSta para los
dpsterrcdoS pojiticos. Don Te1mStia-
no ne truusige con Ia amNtstia. cl
10 Sc &iente cGpa= dc gobernCr en-
un pals CT que Su qobierno tengd O.
migos = encmigoS. para CT no cS po-
Sjbic ejercitar ci mGmdo. Sino er M
pals formodo en- su t0talidnd. p0r
micn;bros dc ua gran particle carrGN-
ciStC.
Dcairo dc este criterio. Ia omniS-
ia c. HNH c0SG c'l"'''d' z "0%"'""
Al" &W cohccde'i0' az" P'e'a"e".e
a'$@"e&;o G 10 "a"$'9"' 500 Ct or
"lo'or &c e"' "o'cS'o a 10" e"NS-
'"Ro: g. f,o' 10 'o"''' los Se"o''S
&cnGG0rcs lie dieroR u'lH Craze mo-
'e%Lo'
DeSp"e& "' SehG0o', 10" ''''oS
LctnG' 0Porees P'S''1'"%' P9' Hg 9,"-
p' DC SenadotfS' PHrG d" 'eS"'","
&c In RHP"ol'co c" Ct P''1'"'' pc ~
ia c"NSt'tNclohaL.
jQ"c sa6"r eSoS Sc""rfS de' '>'Mn-
d" 10 On" Don Is""St'"1'o Se"e as
p"eS'" para tat oS""t"; "a q" sc
mefc" CT s"S co&n&?
l." af ~ SIr'<''" ''I'oS"''
coSH q"c CT, CT &oto c| Ct "o"""" "
c1rrFior. A! prc$c"fc. SC H"c"c''''
d"5itah"o { u~rcSot't': no "roc 81
r~cclcGirsc. o dcJTr Dor IN pcr'oGo n
Prblo Gon1alc>. como 81 General Dr-
dcjr il McpWcl Goa-ote-. para ScHi
dc m'ero n Ia esce"n epott'cd' en- los
inicjos del otro per7od".
ESQ ~dcpcna'rG de' c"r$" of ''e'-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
MO HOPE FOR LOWER
PRICES SCALE CON
TINUES THE SAME


According 10 al edict which has
gone out from washington there II
little, II any hope that prices will be
lowered
Prices may NOT be expected tp drop
much ii the near future. according 70
indications Of reports reaching the
Federal Reserve Board al washington.
The reserve boards bulletin for Mag.
says that apparently the business
community has given up the thought
that f may probably avail q further
considerable reduction In prices and
III now contentIng itself with the de-
yelopment of trade along lines de-
pendent upon al least the temporary
of existing levels
Though prices u d few basic com
modities haze fallen slightly. these
declines have not yet been effective ii
retail prices, says the review
What III nov happening. . Il adds,
seems to indicate that business will
after period Of initial reimbursement
tn prices. proceed upon level not far
removed from that established during
tile war
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
RESIGNATION ASKED
FROM MIDSHIPMAN
WHO WAS cRIBBING

The resignation of h member ~ he
first class ut the Naval Academy hes
been required 81 the May 1apa Il f.iesit
nps,n recommendation Of The ,icsdssGs.
ofiicials. because he had asei nsfair
officials. because tie had used anfair
means III the classroom and had also
made untrtthfaI statements 4 trim !
ia clear himself of the charge. IIe
was allowed ID resign for the g,pa
sof he service
The Midshipman. who held = l,rosili'
nent position IN certain lines 81 class
work, made tremendous tight q III
main In the service. and rece iEsd the
help Of some powerful friends How;
ever, the Department stool bF the ac.
tion of the Academy author iiies
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
Are You Wearlng j nultonl

Every man. woman and child IN
Annapolis and Anne Arundel county
should be wearing q button Of the
Blue and uFay, Twenty Ninth Division
Ind one Of tho Lorraine Cross. Sew
ssity-Ninth Division. indicative of the
holea coming welcome to be given the
service men.
These buttons arc being sold ais d
Source Of revenue Tor helping 10
aance the homecoming. aud eyery-
body should buy one or each
Both hslttpns are very attractive and
oFnamental, and both lnsfgnias stand
sag great deal
che chairman of tho button COM
lstee Cor the homecoming welcome.
Bliss Eva CLARK, who would be
aed ID have all who have not made
arns from buttons. do SO at once.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
HOSPITAL BENEFIT
SUPPER ToMORRyV

Every arrangement II practically
complete for the Pure Food supper
.tn be given tomorrow Thursday and
Friday iii the city Assembly rooms
for the benent Of the Emergency Hos.
pital
Thirty more gallons Of cream are
needed 20 Dc donated is II u esti-
mated GO gallons will be required Tor
the three nights. and thirty Of this
Inns been promised
baltimore has given 800 tickets 70
be sold for the supper and Il Ii ax.
pected Annapolis will do her part and
come forward with the balance of Ice
cream needed for the three nights
supper.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
u TIE REpl. RI.Ia TONIGHT

False Evidence from the pen 81
tie distinguished authofess Mary Il.
WIlkens. and iii which Viola Dana II
starred will iSe the attraction NJ the
Republic theatre tonight. and Will
show Miss DANA ii, q role rich IN
heart appeal and rare m humor.
She ii seen as Madeiai, girl %
the west. who lives III aremote vii
LACE, amidst the towering redwootls,
where Ii IL the primitive custom fot
parents To betroth their daughters at
birth Az Madelor grows q beautiful
won.alihood, the promised bride Of
Lot Gordon, she finds that she has no
love FOR him hui loves instead his
cousin. Burr Being d high spirited
anu passionate girl she upsets the tra.
aitions Of her race and refuses h
marry lot
An unfortunate incident occurs
which casts the suspicion 81 j Ter.
ritle crime on IsHrr I.at alone edA
clear his name and this HE rcfils,s n
do unless Middleton consents to itt;.ri.y
him To saye her lovers life she
agrees, and as the day for her wed.
ding grows near she resigns herself
ia her unhappy fate. d the last mo.
ment, as SHE has given up Ill hope
of i release from her hateful promise,
an incident happens which changes
the whole situation and gives her the
freedom for which she has longed.
The romance ends in her happy mar.
riage with Burr
The clever cast cf PLAYERS support,
ing Miss Dana includes Wheeler Oak
man, joe King, Edward ] Connolly
Pat O'AEalIey. Peggy Pearce and Yir
ginia Ross. The production was made
under the direction az Edwin Careae
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
Two Nere Girls ii Town

Mr.. and Mrs. 0'Neal are being con-
graduated on the birth Of i daughter
born Monday lnornfng ii the Enler-
gency Hospital
A daughter was born Saturday e Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Miller. Hay Ridge rad
Mr. Miller N letter carrier cl9srk at the
city post Office and resides with his
family near Bay Ridge His wife Il
& daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Elisha
Hopkins. III 'Orpington villa,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
bicycle Thief AgaIn About

Evidence Of the bicycle thief Is
again manifest HI and about the town
and people riding wheels are asked by
the police to exercise care and caution
when leaving them unattended
On Saturday last bicycle. almost
new, owned By Mr. Royal Wigley, pro-
prietor of the Main street music store,
was stolen from in trent OF the store,
where It had been left while the own
er went within The stealing Of this
wheel from such public place made
the theft all the more daring
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
AYoR's MEETING
or ALL COMMITTEES
on SOLDIERS ARRIVAL

III I'll important that every member
og every committee meet tonight II
the City Assembly rooms 70 consum.
mate ietaiis for arrangements con,
kainplated for the home coming vel
some to be given the kervice men.
Not only must chairmen Of committees
- present, hut members of commit,
Eeea IL Is hoped at tonlghfts meeting
ID complete R6uy details
The meeting Ii the regular Tuesday
nIght meeting called BY the Mayor Of
citizens Interested In the proper vel.
come III Be given The men upon their
arrival home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
MAnlorlal sermon

Following custom u years the
pastor of the First III ii Church viii
preach d Memorial sermon npxl Sun.
day for the uidshipmen ~ tire Naval
Academy who attend this church.
This Wstom Iii one pursued by the
PASTOR. Tho makes d special effort II
commemorate the oomisg Memorial
pag, !" May 30, In sermon on Sunday
before the regiment % miashipmen
prior To graduation.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
I'm Tht slrE Lii

Misa BESSIE King has baen aiitte
sick sor the past few tlays ii her home
on West street
The condition 81 Mrs Julia If.
Strange. daughter of ME- and Mrs.
George ~ Higgins. who Is seriously
81 III her residence on Charles street.
gcniains UNCHANGED.
Mr g1arles Hill assocififed with the
optician, N sharpe III Main street,
Who has bpen confined g his home
several days By illness. Is able 70 be
cut agaIlI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
STARRING
Carmel Myers and
Inez Mcdonnell
Supported by big cast Of Select Players
We Want Everybody In Annapol
IA Final w ord

booking this wonderful picture the feel they
have brought picture Annapolis that will be by the
public win Live your mind the best picture
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20

The play is serious serious minds + contains
socaled vice scenes One Ct the
really beautiful Of this picture Of dream garden
where youth faces beauty innocence and purity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
lnndItlnn fnlnrnaa.I

Tie condition Of Charles Sweet. son
IF Mrs. 4. G. Sweet West street, who
4aa subject to i delicate and danger
1asa operation III the Emergency Hos
Dltai q few days ago. Is report ed much
Improved today The outlook ii now.
moro favorable for the patient's res
eovery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
THE Law OF EUGENICS

Who the mango
and fitness e BE daughters
quahhed
immortality VI" into oblivion
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
The Eternal Combat

released duties Of father
if he travels world kingdom be given and
taken, but not. fatherhood
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20

A supreme motion pictur
the sermons put together
art, a study Of Eugenics.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-20
Sudaen nentll al Colorea Wonan

4 Mary Dorsey, 4 respeetahle colnreH
woman died suddenly last might ii her
home IN the western section Of the
city
The woman was ID the act Of lean-
Ing over ~ pick some article from tle
floor when she was seized with d hem
#orrhage Of the brain. and died almost
Immediately
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
SHOOTING IN AIKEN COUNTY

Aiken, June 8.-Sidncy B. Smitah,
4 white farmer, who rcz:dcs near the
Beech Island section, fatally shot John
Luchie, a negro farm hand, near this
place Friday aftcrr oon. From the
evidence submitted at the coroncr's
inquest, it appears that The negro re-
fused to go out to work because it
was too wet. His employer, Smith.
then told him he believed that Lucille
was making moonshnc liquor for the
rest Of the hands and thlt he would
report him to the authorities.
Lucille, it is alleged, walked back
into his cabin as if to secure a wea-
pon, rcmarking at the sane time that
he would "turn someCne else up ;"
Sib,cy Smith thcn left COR his home
and had hardly reached the place when
looking from the window, he saw the
negro coming toward his house. As
Mrs. Smith was i'll and it was feared
the negro would annoy her, Mr.. Smith
went out to meet the darky. At the
inquest Mr.. Smith testified that the
farm hand fired point blank at him,
whcreupon Mr.. Smith shot him down
with shotgun.
The negro bore a bad reputation
and has given the authorities trou-
bic. Siblcy Smith is well liked and
respected in this and his own COM
munity. He was permitted to give
bail this afternoon before Judge H..
+. Ricc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
HINES ON RETURN OF FUNDS

Washington, June 8.--Railroads un-
der federal control should be required
to return to the government "as rapid
ly as practicable" SITS 100000 al,
vances for improvements ana equip
ment, Director encral Hines toll the
House appropriation committee IT riS
appearance last week, according to tn
printed recori Of the hearing; which
became pubic today.
The improvements have be2n made
for the benefit of the railroad COM
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11

panies," the Director General said"
'They have received very important
benefit from the government contro!
guarantee of rental which reported
the average of probably the best three
years they have ever had, instead
of having to face, as publicties
throughout the country did, the dan
:.er OF imminent bankruptcy on ac-
count of the great increase in costs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified not
to trcspass on my Santce Swamp
lands. Those found trcspassing will
be dealt with according to law. Per
mits may be had by applying to me.
j. G. Drose,
Post Office, Wilson, S. c., r. f. d.
Residence, Bloomville, S. C.
--26-dt-Dd
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
WILSON TO RETURN SOON

Paris, June 8.--Prcsidcnt Wilson,
it is now regarded as probable, will
leave France for the United States
within ten days Of two weeks
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11

Colds Cause Grip and Ynfluenza
LAXATIVE BRoMO QUININE: Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one "Bromo Quinine /"
E. W GROVES signature on box. SOC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
NADIA Ia podido impedir la
huelga de los mineros
(Vicne &c la la. 2ag.)

Procurador General Palmer per Ia
medida adopSada por el gobierno pa
ra evitar Ii luclga de mineros. FL
coMit5 De Ia referiGs Federation que
ostUyo a pIesentar 50 protesta, ma
rIfcsti claramente IL P~rocurador q
Ia continuation del Juez Anderson es
vi7iatoria de los dcreChos de union y
de trabajo, : cue los mineros huel-
gu:st2s tendrian tcdo cl apoyo de Ia
"American Federation of Labor" en-
cua'Cuicra lucha cue em~prendieran
para destruir la conminacion fede-
raj.
Fl ProcIrador General manifesto
que el gobierno esta procediendo uni
camente contra una union por estar
tratando esta de vioiar Ia ley y en-
cue esa persecution no afectaba al
derecno de huelga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
LOS DOMINICANOS PIDEN
(Viene de la Ia. pag.)

a este respectp era absolutamente
clara: "Ya ninguno de nuestros COM
parriotas Sc ~levanta en- armas para
protestar pues creemos que ha liega-
do el momento de que no por medios
~violertos, siao por IA raz6n Sc nos de
nuestra libertad.'
"En este sentido, puedo asegurar
2 I'd. que va no recurrirenos al
procedimiento de las levo.uciones
para hace-nos dir.
FL PreSidente Wilson
"Sobre Ia independence de nuestro
pais-anadi6 ell senior L6pez-han ha-
blade al senior Presidente Wilson en-
su viaje a los Estados de Ia Union
americana, muchas personals; aqul
mismo en- San Diego, lie hiciercn Ia
solicitud de que resolviera pronto es-
te asunto en- ell que estan fiJos los
ojcs de todos los paises hispano-ame-
ricanos. Y los que hicieron tai de-
manda eran norteamericanos aman-
tes de la libertad de los pueblos.
En- las declaraciones que hlzo ell
senor Presidente Wilson a los perio-
distas m~exicanos pensamos los hijos
de Santo Domingo: elias son n pro-
mesa a todos los paises debiles: elias
son una garantia contra las tenden-
cias imperialistas de algunos norte-
americanos.
"Creemos mas que 81 Santo Domln-
20 no es libre pronto; IA fe de los
latinoamcricanos vacilara.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
Con II rayas hicieron ell dia-
rio de su agonia los aviadores
(V;ene de Ia Ia. pag.)

Tue fue ell primero en- vel los cada-
veres de los a%viadores, por 10 cual
va a recihir una qualification de mil
d6lares, cntreg0 a las famillas de los
aviadores los mensajes que escribie-
ron Gstos a sus madres horas antes
de MORN.
En- tales mensajes los aviadores
aseguran que no tuvieron miedo de
la muerte cuando esta Sc acercaba a
clos.
En- un canton militar fueron colo
cados bajo handeras americans los
cajones funebres que c%ontenian los
restos de los dos a~viadores.
Una escolta Tornado cor o~ficiales
Y iefes de aviacion militar acompano
los restos hasta SUI Ultima morada.
La actisud de Washington.
Sc cree que ell gobierno de Was
hington va a hacer reclamaciones
muy e~nergicas hasta no lograr ell cast
go de los presuntos ~culpailes, 10 que
Sc explica 81 Sc considera que 81 hubo
delito 10 fu6 verdaderamerte repug-
mantle.
En- las comunicaciones inalambri-
cas- del Coronel Cantu que recibieron
las autoridades que investigator So
bra Ia deSaparici6n de los dos avia-
dores va Sc habla, de que el gobierno
de IL Baja California hara todos los
csfucrzos para hacer iusticia a los
que resulten rcsponsables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
CROMlCAS DE- FL PASO, TEXAS.

Son las nuee de Ia nocha y ell "Ju-
venil Morelos' Sc encuentra pletori-
CO de c~cncurrentes, quienes Sc entire
gan q las delicias del baile, q los a.
cordes del obligado trotc de zorra,
mdsica que G mi me produce Ell efec-
to que pudO haberles producido a
nuestrcs abue,os el 'azorrillense" de
les "~plateados." Entire los concu-
(Pasa & n So. p&g. sol. SAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
RECORTE EsTO. VALE DINERO.

No 10 pierda, mandelo con Sc. a
Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago H., cuidardo &c escribir con
claridad su nombre V direction. A
vuelta de correo recibira un paquete
con "Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, para tos. resfriados V crup,
Foley Kidney Pills para dolores de
espalda V costados, reumatiSmo V en-
~fer!nedadeS de los rinoHes ' vejiga: V
Foley Cathartic Tablets" IN ~laxante
nuro Y eficaZ, para constipation. BIZ
liosidad, dolores de cabeza Y e~ntorpe-
cimiento de los intestinos. (Adv.)