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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23

En- cast todos los casos de dcbilidad
en- la mujer, SC nota TN fiujo mucoso
debil que Sc escapa de la vagina que Sc
conocc con el nombre de leucorrea y
con ell mas comIn de flores blancas,""
y es s~orprendente como pocas mujeres
conocen Ia importancia vital de este
derrame y con la rapidez que debilita
SUI ORGANISING. Ell resultado comun de
csta enfermedad tan penosa y molesta
que tantisimo Sc ha generalizado entire
cl sexo femcnino, Sc localiza en- los
organos reproductores, ocasionando do
lor de espalda, dolor de costado, dolor
de cabeza. enfermedad de los ovarios,
mirada ldnguida, c~ansancio, nerio-
sidad, palidez densa, NAL humor " color
anormal. Esta debilidad tambien es
Ia causa de muchos casos dc esterilidad.
Cuando ell flujo dc esta molestia es
profuso o abundante, generalmente
sigaifica que exiSten ulccraciones y
dislocaciones de Ia matriz y los dolores
V ardores dc la inflammation son mas
constantcs y persisteDtes.
Con toda seguridad en- Ia Fal
Antonio Drug Co., San Antonio: b
macia Hidalgo, Los Angeles.
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10 QUE FL PATRIOTISNO EXICE 4 Los NEXCANOS|
AZ nrcLa nA nInnre MI I'D uazOuE1 cAMEz
LAS DECLARACONES DEL DR.. VAzQUEz GOMEZ

TODD evoiuciona: solo 2uestros polit:'
COS momificados, pcrn:anecen matte
rabies bajo iamensas piramides de
prejuicios, bajG mCntanas de envitias
~ odios, companeros insignes del
egoismo.
Las ultimas desgracias que hemos
sufrido, las dolorosisimas eyperien-
| cias que estamos %palpandc, los enor-
mes pelieros que nos amenazan, no
han degrade nj lograran, tai vez, ms
pirarnos d;stlntos metodcs Y Frc2o
sitos diferentes de los que nos lie
varon al fracaso-
Mexico Sc eEcuentra como esta. por
falta de altruismo FL sus ciudada-
nos. de ~grandeza V honradez en- sus
politicos, de caracter V patrio:isno
en- Sus gobernantes.
Tn inGividualismo %funesto, Ell que
consiSte en- Creerse cada Quiea supe-
rior a los demas Y unico para aSumir
con eficacia Ia jefatura, cuyo usu-
fructo, 81 no proplecad, es premio;
IN ~exagerado concepto dc 81 mlsmos,
que desliga de toda cooperation e
idea de deber, V &c toda discipline,
Gentro de la cual ca5en cuantas Qua
lidadeS Y virtudes ennoblecen i. de-
m~ocracia; un falso orgullo, cue Gle
ga en- cuanto a los propios crro.es y
~faltaS, V preseata vidrios De aumcn-
TO para exajerar las ajenas debilida-
des: IN egoismo ~incuraole y odioso,
IN fin, cue prefierc Sufrir e. nal,
antics que contribuir para que otro
ie renedie, porque al c~onsegulrlo Sc
rrestigiaria: he aqui % que llcva en-
Ia medula de los huesls eli po)itico
, m~eXicano del tipo corrieate; he a
Qui 10 que constituye Ia d~esgracia
nacional; he aqui 10 que sigue siendo
Ia caracteristica lie ciectos eXPatria-
dos, e impidc que Is oposicijn sc uni
fique Y alcance Il victoria.
Lo que Ia inmeasa mayoria de los
~nexicanos anhela, 10 que necesita, no
es TN cambio de personal, nc es subs
THUR q C~arrarza por y, para que Ia
exploitation paSe Ce las = otraS ma
nos V siga rodando la Oola....
La Patria Ia n%.enester lie hombres
her6icos, no de heroes ~falsos, dispues
tos en- vida al sacrific:o, cuya accion
sea rcconstructo-a, cuyCs titulos Sc
furden en- Ia dignidad Y en- Ia viz
tud en- Ia competencia Y en- ell CD
racter. en- la firmeza Go princiElos y
en- Ia ~sujecion de la discipline, cue
es de Ia demccracia ley.
Tiene raz6n Ell senior doctor Don
Francisco Vazquez Gomez: para Qu2
venzamos es precise que nos unfit
quenos; ' para lograr la unidad de
accion hay que ~exPlicarse V entcn-
derse, e~mpezando por hacer a un
!ado Ell egoiSmo.....
Los Angeles, Cal is de Agosto de
1919.
Lie Jose Antonio RIVERA G.
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La recommendation de Cabrera a la
Suprema Corte de Justicia

function de dar Ia interpretation Y
desarrollo debidos a los preceptos
constituencies.
"Por todas las considerations an
teriormente eypuestas, espera funda-
damentc esta Se%cretaria que esa H.
Supreme Cortc adquiera ell convened
miento de que no debe violentarse Ia
resolution final de los juicios de am
paro tantas veces m~encionados; pero
81 aque!la fuera Ia resolution def
nitiva de csc Alto Tribunal, esta Sc
cretaria desea, por su Parte, Sc lie de
vista de les juicios de amparo rela-
tivos, a fin dc producer los alegatos
que a 81 derecho convengan.-Firma-
do: Luis Cabrera, Secretario."
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Con toda seguridad en- Ia Farmacia "Rio Grande" Ell Paso; San
Antonio Drug Co., San Antonio: Brunswig Drug Co., Los Angeles; Far
nacia Hidago, Los Angeles.
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UNA PAKTIDA ARMADA ATACO
UN TREN ENTIRE MOCTE-
YUMA Y VILLA AHUMADA

Ell PASO. TEX, agosto 21.-Una
pequena partida de rebeldes detuvo
V robo eI tren de pasajeros que CO.
RE entire Moctezuma Y Villa Ahuma-
da. Los pasajeros fueron alineados
a un lado de la via Y de espaldas a
los carros Y en- seguida despojados
del dinero Y objetos de valor que
llevaban consigo. No Sc ha podido
saber 81 ell tren asaltado llevaba es-
Gotta, pero Sc cree que no.
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81 Els listed ML7ER LEA
ESTO QUE LIZ CONVENE

Los "Supositorios Mitchella
Vaginales," estan considerados por
specialists en- Intermediates de las
mujeres, como ell tratamiento local
mas eiicaz para cast todas las enfer-
medades locales de Ia mujer. Ademas
enemos una infinidad de testimonies
de personals idoneas y carecterIzadas
de distintos paises, en- que To- rinden,
en- una lorna que reveal mucha sin
ceridad, SD agradecimiento por eI
exito cue han alcanzado con los "Su-
positorios MitcheIla VaeinaIes."
En- las direcciones que acompaha a
cada GAIA, Sc dan a conocer mas en-
detalle las Intermediates que han sido
dominadas con ell uso de este gran
especifico, y ninguna mujer va sea
casada, soltera o viuds, que sufre de
cualquiera de estos desordenes, debe
vacilar en- hacer un ensayo, especial
mente 81 Sc siente cansada y abatida.
FL uso de los ''Supositorios Mitche-
LA Fa9inales" es scncillo y no con-
tienen grasa de ninsuna especie. Pr
dansc en- las Farmacias y DrogueTias-
nacia "Rio Grande," Ell Paso; San
lnswig Drug Co., Los Angeles; Far
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CONCESSION PARA Ell
PETROLEO DE DOS
ESTADOS
I'm general carrancista 10
explotara en- Tabasco
Campeche

CTUDAD DE MEXICO. Agosto 20.
la Secrat9ria de Industrial Y Co
mercio. ACADIA de autorizar al general
Agust;n lillian, para QUE eNpiote los
cr:aderoS de ~petroleo y otros carou-
Ics de hidr6yano V sus logicos deriva-
dos, que Sc haller situadOs On las pla-
yas V territories dc los E$tados &c
Tabasco. Camrechc. Iucatan Y Te-
rritorio dc QIiatana Roo.
Ia Concession otorgada a MILAN
fue muv ma! feci2iGa Ell Jos circu-
los ~polit:cos, pucs en- estOS momcnt2s
cn que Ia question: del perrUleo cs
&c raiPitante actua!idad, no es SEN
sato III prulHn;e, hacer c~encesiones,
81 Sc tienc en- cuen,a que la CANA
"a dc D;rUtaios ain NO reglamenta
cl art:cr,o p lie II CSUstitUclOn.
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Ell GRAL. MURRIETA NO
DEFENDIO LA PLAZA
DE G. JUAREZ
Una rectificacion a I'm dato
de I'm folleto historico So
bre ell ataque a esa plaza
por los villistas
Sc nos ha enviado para su pubh-
caci6n la siguierte carta:
Sr. Ig.acio E. Lozano.
100 \. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.

Sr Ig7acio E. Lozano.
l2O n. Santa Rosa Ave.
San Antonio, Texas.
Muv senior nueStro:
Conociendo Ia equidad de 81 po-
pular diario. suplicamos 4 I'd, Ia
publication de Ia siguien!e a~clara-
ci6n. Tor tratarsc de datos historlcos
cue deben ~guardarse sin falsedadeS.
Habiendo leido o detenlmiento
IN folleto historico dc los successes
acaeciGos durarte Il ataquc a Cluoad
Juarez. Ell - de JUNO del n &C
tual, por las fuer3as de Villa, cuyo
autor es Ell escritor Javier Enciso,
hemos visto cue Gentlemen la slgulen
te inexactitud: Que el actual Ad-
ministrador de Ia Aduana, Oral. Mar
celino Murrieta. fuc n de los de-
fensSres de la citada plaza. que con
MAYOR valor Sc hatieron V Ell que
sufrio mayores bajas." Esto es fall
so. nues nj Ell senior General Sc 5a-
ito con valor. nj sin el, nj tuvo oa-
jas nj mayo-es, nj memories, pues 10
@n!co Que hizo aquel durante los dos
dias del combate, fue estarse Ell ei
fuerte. rcdeado dc Sus guardias y ce-
ladores, orlando fervorosamente por
la victoria de las fuerzas del 60
bierno V lamentandcse de que el go
bierno del CeTtro no mandara IN
poderoso ~ejerc;to cue terminara con
| todas las fuerzas villisras. Todo este
lie consta I la oficialidad que defen-
di6 Ia plaza, 10 mismo que al Con-
sui Garcia, Quien en- honor de Ia
verdad, 81 eStuvo a pinto de caer
~rrisjonero de las fuerzas de Martin
L6rez, al atravesar entire elias ia
Avenida Juarez. salvandose tan sole
10 por no ha5er sido reconccido,
cuando dicho cabecilla lego hasta
Ell antique edificio de Corrcos.
Esta es Ia ver6ad de les hrechos Y
le suplicamos atentamente Sill pu,
bl'caci6n.
De I'd. altos. afmos. S. S.-Ar.
ced;o Garcia.-Lucio Minjares,-
Observation-Disclosures de Ia Plaza
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Muv senior nueSuo:

Jrcz del Condado, Mr.. ". A. Bonnet.
Como sciamente muv pocos lndios
soa 10 duc saoca iiru:ar, Ia manera
d. rubricar sues cheques, es estam-
par On elicB una impression de los
dcdos do 81 msno Gerccha.
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Sc extierdc IA eieb-e amarillo er
Yucatan.

Por informes que Sc recibieron de
Merida. Yucatan. Sc sabe que en- a.
Cuclla ciudad Sc han reglstrado en-
les Uitimos ocno dias, algunos casos
de fiebre amarillo. no ohStante las
med:das que han tomaGo los cnlega-
dos s~anitarics. La terrible epidenaia
Ia invadida el pueblo lie Itzanial en-
donde. scgGn las mismas nOticias, sc
nan registrado va aigunos casos.
Sc ha anIncIado ofIcialmente. Que
por alSIn TEMPO. no sera hevaGtada
IA c~u2rcrtena en- contra del Estado
de Iucat3n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
JUST THE THING
FOR @OLD FOLKS
Tanlac is the Medicine for Those
Travelling Down Hill
Of Life.

So many Of ,u have born looking for
something 10 give our odd FolIsr" that
will be All for their good and IN m way
harmful
THAT something bae lrcn found. II u
Tanlae natures greatest boon TO tbos
pacing down the bill Of life" faid the
Tanlac Man. "Tbat is why it h 40 simply
scIf-destrurtion 70 let debility cap avay
your comfort apd health. In ti,pe debility
renrs it's victim away as IL gathers force
and nourtshes itself upon your very life
blood
Nervousness, headaches, dcprrs,on ef
spirits, iovt appetite, bnrkache, bstJese-
ness, sleepiezsnesa and that rundown
feeling, are characteristic eyrnptorne of
this trouble, and Tanlac acts like magic
when it brings back rrssttul siup, erund d
digestion, more vitality, and drIvcr away
that detested, deapondent feeling 80
quickly that IT. actually aetonishes you
The genuine J. |. Gore Co. Tanlac Is
now sold bore By ~. n. Dnnforsh ard all
les ling druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
,ise. He says this agreement when

mise. He says this agreement when
completed must not give either side
the right to claim exclusive authorship
but must enable both sides to save their
faces.
The opinion was expressed by sew
eral Democratic Senators that the adj
vice given by William J, Bryan 10 ratIfy
the treaty and get it out of the way
will prove helpful in expediting COM
promise. It is held that MIR. Bryan
has many friends in the Senate, and
these will be inclined to follow his sug-
gestion that an early disposition of the
treaty be affected.
The advice given by Bryan was to
get the treaty out of the way at the
earliest possible date in order that
it may not become an issue in the next
campaign This was construed rs in
dicating an earnest desire for n united
Democratic Party next year, and his
friends in the Senate feel disposed TO
follow the suggestion concerning early
action
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
WILL SEE COAL BOARD
DOESN'T MULCT PUBLIC
Palmer Says Wilson is in Control I.
Declares Garfield First Ap-.
proved Settlement Plan.

Washington, Dec. 2O.--Attorney-Gcn
eral A. Mitchell Palmer gave the definite
assurance yesterday that the coal con-
sumner woud not be mulcted at the hands
OF the commission to be named by the
President to work out permanent wage
agreement. He WAS testifying before
the Frelinghuyson Coal Investigating
Committee of the Senate.
The Attorney-General based this as
surance upon the general proposition
that the actual power to fix coal prices
lies in the President. and, although he
will delegate it to arbitrs commission,
he may be expected TO withdraw ii il
there is reason TO believe that there is
collision between the miner and the
minc owner to raise prices unnecessarily.
The Attorney-General also ans wered
the declaration of former Fuel Admins
TRAITOR Garfield that the latter had not
been consulted by the Attorney-Genersi
in the settlement of the strike Mr..
Palmer asserted that Dr Garfield not
only had been called in and made ao-
quanted with the Presidents proposal,
but had actually approved of that plan,
only dissenting day later after 1t had
been placed IN the hands of the miners
representatives,.
Furthermore, the Attorney-G General de-
clnrcd that the coal operators. many
of whom arc not protesting against the
strike sett ement, not only clamored
again and again for arbitration of the
dispute but that their general counsel,
Rush G Butler. was vailed in about the
same time that DR. Garfield was con-
suited and he give his approval % the
program Of action Later in the after
noon Mr. Butler took the stand and sd-
mittcd that he had approved the plan
in the main" but added that he had
failed Ia understand its terms
All these statements on the part Of
the Attorncy General were made as
reply ~ chargcs that the Government
had sold ont tho coal consumer by set
ting up wage commission which had
the power 10 override the public: that
Fuel administrator Garfield hsd re-
signed because his principles had been
repudjatc1 and because he had not been
consulted in the strike settlement. and
that the coal operators were now dis
satisfied with the course of the Govern
mcnt in setting up a commission which
would take the coal prIce-6xing power
out OF the hands of the Fuel Admins
tration placing il in a commission Of
three new men.
Mir Palmer. who was on tho stand
during both the morning and the after
noon sessions Of the committee. made no /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
DR.. .CONWELL'S DEAD WIFE
OFTEN CAME TO SEE HIM
He Talked Freely With His Spirit
Visitor, Preacher
Declares.

Philadelphia. Dec 20 Russell II.
Conwcll, pastor of the Baptist Temple
and president of Temple University, told
the story yesterday of how he was con-
vinced Of the reality of the visits OF the
spirit of his wife, who died 80 years ago,
Il feel that the conclusions that must
inevitably follow such q clear case, he
said are OF the deepest significance TO
religious thought
In q thoroughly deliberate way DIR
Conwcll calmly stated his belief in the
existence not only Of a spiritual world,
but the visitation Of spirits to this earth
on purposcful crrands
Time and again ! would see my wife.
said Dr Conwel, sitting on my bed. as
she did when she was alive. and looking
much the same When she had first come
had the distinct feeling that | was
merely t3lking to myself, but tho startling
fact that she was actually a spirit grew
upon me
Il finally asked her whether she cared
to test her spiritual presence, and she
smillnglv said that she woUldn mind at
all 80 | asked her If she could find my
discharge papers from the Civil War which
I bad lost She told me that they were IN
i black lacquered box behind the third
shelf Of the bookcase IN my library
Il got up immediately aud found them
where she had said they would bc
neycr even rcIscmber having seen this
lacouercd box, and She had apparently
put them there in her own lifetime
Even this did not satisfy me had
taught psychology IN the university, and
| knew how easily it was for the unchn-
scIous mind to bc possessed with certain
facts that the conscious mind had en-
tirclv forgotten thought possibly hat
ii was nv unconscious memory at work
so when my wife came the next
morning | told her | was not altogether
convinced I asked her whether she
would consent to a further test She
consented. Then asked her whether
she would como again the next morning
After some hes,tancv she told mc she
would. but a peculiar infection on the
word tomorrow. and the look on her
lace. impressed me with the feeling that
could not keep up this experiment IN
definitely
Before | went 70 bed that night
sskad ! servant 70 hide my gold pcucil
IN some out Of the way place and not
10 tell me- " here she put it In the morn
ing my wife came .; the usual time and
I told her that / wanted her to tell me
where the PENCIL had been put She
smiled IS though were asking hcr an
sbsurditv and told me to follow her
eot out Of bed and vaIked with her to the
other side Of the room She pointed 10 :
medicine chest and indicated that the
hidden article Wa placed far back on
the TOP shelf Of the chest drew up
rhair and sure enough the gold pencil vas
there
As | turned around she smiled and
asked rnc quietly whether | wss con
y7nccd and told her was Then she
disappeared From that day 10 this
(Which was some Eve years ago nov
have never seen her but often | have
been conscious OF her presence nca- nc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20

apologies for tho policy of the Govern
ment in dealing with the strike issue. He
contcnded that the law had been vio-
lated by the miners in calling the strike,
that its majesty had been maiptaincd in
the Injunction proccrdings; Ghnt thoe~
proceedings have not been dismissed
that the miners arc now complying with
the order of the court and that the set
tlement which has been effected has saved
the country from horrible possibilities
In the course OF the testimony. the
Attorney General detailed the steps which
led up to the acceptance by the miners
of the Governments plan. He dis
cussed the position taken by Secretary
of Labor Wilson, who proposed 81
per cent increase for the miners; the
counter-proposal of DR. Garfield for d
u per cent increase and the final adoption
by the President of the Garfield propossi-
tion as the basis Of his communication
tn the miners.
Thereafter. Mr.. Palmer said, he re-
ceived telegram from Secrrtary Green,
Of the Mine Workers, demanding that
Secretary Wilson's 81 per cent proposal
be adopted by the Government Before
he could make suitable reply 10 this,
Mr.. Palmer said. he received word that
Mr.. Lewis and Mr. Green were on their
way To Washington. He received them
ut his house and read 10 them tho Prra,-
dents communication, which they pro-
vinonally accepted, but urpcd him not
20 make public until they could confer
with their associates. The Attorney
General complied with that request,
later calling into conference Dir. Gsr-
field, DircctorIGeneraI Hines, Secretary
of the Treasury Glass, Assistant Attor-
ney General Amcs and Secretary Tu-
nulty, all Of whom, he said, went over
the Presidents proposals and approved
of them
Lister the game evening Mr.. Palmer
conferred a second time with the rep
of the miners. when fiat
acceptance Of the program was gwen
by Mr. Lewis and Mr. Green. Mean
time, efforts were made 10 reach repre-
antatives OF the coal operators, but the
only one who could be reached was Gen
eral Counsel Butler, of the National
Coal Association who. as already stated.
gave his approval OF the plan. where
upon Mr. Palmer and the mine repre-
sentatives left on the same train for
where the settlement ar
tually took place
In answer 20 questions Mr. Palmer
declared emphsticalls that he had prom
l@ed the miners nothing whatever beyond
the assurance contained IN the pres-
dents communication. and If the mine
enders in their circular IN the district
representatives made promises OF more
lhan II per cent wage increase they
lcted upon their own responsibility A
circular was placed in the record show
ing that Mr. Lewis and Mr. Green Rad
neld out the proepcc, Of considerably
4kxr,
he men
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
GI BAN SENATE RATTTTrS.

Havana, Dec 20.-Approv.I OF the
treaty Of peace with Germany va. un.n-
imously voted by The Cuban Senate
Wednesday The pact csnnot be brought
before the House before Jsnuary 10,
when the Cuban Congress will reoonvrre,
following the Christmas hoiidays
Strong opposition n expected IN the
Hoslse. where number on Represents
tiye~, especially Liberals, oppose IL. con-.
siderstson until final action rs taken on
The treaty by the United Stat<- Sennte.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
MINISTER IN DIVORCE SUIT.
Cruel. Even Brutal, Says Wife Of Six
Months

Baltimore. Dec. 20 While prosecuting
8 suit against his wife OF six months.
Carrie Il Ruth. IN Circuit Court, No =.
Yesterday the Rev Charles " Ruth
va sued bv her for limited divorce
ID Circuit Court. The couple were
m3rried April 30 last and separated
October Is The age of each WAS gwen
as 80 years in the marriage hccnse and
each had been married before
According TO Mrs. Ruth : bill OF COM
plant. her husband treated her with
great cruelty, ha-shness and brutality
at times striking her, his conduct finally
becoming SO intolerable that she had to
leave him. By his threats Of violence,
she also alleged, he prevented her re-
turning to her home and has contributed
nothing TO her support.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
= !. ". ". G)NV CTFD.
kansns City Court Impo~es Hexvy
Sentences on Causptvaf1rr

kansas City. Dec. 2).-Thc thirty two
members of the l. w W. 90 trial 10 the
Federal Court here on charges of oon-
spiracy against the government aud viols-
lion of the cspionsge act were found
guilty today on all four counts of the
indictment and u Of them were sentenced
to terms ranging from three and a half TO
nine and half years ~ L<avenporth
penitentiary
Two hours after the convictions Judge
John G. Pollock started csli,ng the men
before the bar for sentence. Taking ench
defendant slngly. Judge Pollock gave aIl
an opportunity to make statements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20
For Colds o. Inlfucnxs

ami A. Preventive take LAXATIVE Bromo
Qunine Tablets Look for f. ". Groves
signature on the hor r,c--Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-20

Christmas Wrraths and Greens Seq
Fell 100 W Fourth Street Adv