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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01

Ell PASO, lENAS, pcLupIe 2i:--
En- esta poblacion seH'i-mexicana,
Ell ultimo domingo, es decir, Ell dia de
aver, perdio IL austeridad &c los DC
mingos ame-icanos Y Sc convir7lo en-
un dis e~nteramente m~exicano: un a.
manecer otoNal fresco Y apac!ble; las
campanas de los temples cat5liccs,
llamando, solicitas q Ia oracion ) es-
panhandle de los campanarios a las pa
lcmas; infiaidad de devCtas que va
entran O salem de los temples, con
los rostros . medic cubrir por las ne
gras mantillas Y que van saturando
el anlbiente con una diversidad de
perfumes: los electricos q Juarez Sc
suceden cada cinco minutes. anunclan
do en- grandes carteles Ia fiesta tau
rina de la tarde. en- Ia cual Sc ldla-
ran reses de Piedras Negras, por las
cuadrillas de Ignacio Gomez y Ri
cardo Ortiz; ell Comite MeXlcano de
Paz ~celebrara una matinee lltera-
| rio-musical en- el cspacioSo "Liber-
" Hail.; V, por Ia noche, gran bal
le en- ell salon del Club Juvenil More
les dado en- e~obsequio de este por Ia
! Association Unionista MeXicana Como
Sc We hay trabajo sobrado para el re-
portero; pero trabajo que produce
MAYOR cantidad de satisfacciones Y
alegrias cue de ~cansancio.
Son las 1880 de la manana (ho-
"a nueva) V los senores pacifistas
! entire les Il tengo el honor de for
mar. dan principle a Sus trabaJos de
propaganda entire una concurrencla
que dificilmente ascendia a Glen per-
son2s. Despu6S de I'm fox trot' eje-
cutado por la ~orQuesta de Rayo Re
YES ,olvidaron los papeles de las O.
berturas.) ell senior Farias Flores,
T~esorero del Comite, rindio un extern
! so informe sobre los trabajos lievados
a cabo. sobre sus prop6sitos, y 10 jus
tificado de las ~csreranZas en- el eXito,
sucediendole en- 81 uso de Ia palabra
cl ST.. Eduardo Juarez, quien dijo un
bonito y patrj6tico d~iscurso, Y el cue
habla, Quien pronuncio amos verSos
de su cosecha. sieNdo aplaudidos to-
dos. aunQue cscasamente. pues como
va d,go. T. concurrencia era escasa.
4 la una de la tarde termind Ia
matinee dejando en- e. anime de Ia
concurrencia y en- el de sus organiza-
dores una viva satisfaction.
Como ninguna de las personals a
Que haGo refereHcia en- 81 narrafo
anterior "gozamos" de las simpatias
del Consul Garcia, Y, por 10 taato, es-
tabamos imposibilitados para If a a.
rlaudir o = "menear". en- cl coso de
Juarez. q Gomez y a Ortiz, TO- con-
formamcs unos cuantos con ir a tire
parros al rasca-cielos que habjta Jo-
50 Luis Velasco. V en- 81 lei rasca-
cielos. Sc crtiende) nos pusimoS q
hablar del asunto cbligado de todaS
nuestras reuniones, de Ia Patria au-
sente que aunQue aqui nos hallamoS
.t;s-antes de ella unos cuantos metros,
&c hccho IA distancia que nos separa
son mjllaras ' mi!lares de leguas:
remcmoramos Ia temporada taurina
de lGl3-I9i4. hGblando con entusias-
no dc las callarGias de Gaona, de los
errestos de Balmonte Y de las for
! r,idab'es picrnaS de Vicente Pastor,
basamcnto principal de III grandes
facultades. de los 'lonches" de mole
poblano. guacamole, polio. etc. etc,
de la insUperab!e X Y" &c Orizaba,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01

En- casi-todos los casos de debilldad
en- la muiee, Sc nota IN flujo mucoso
debil que Sc escapa de la vagina que sc
CONGO con ell nom5re de ]leucorrea y
con ell mas comun de flores b~lancas,'
y es sorprendente COMO pocas muJeres
conocen la importancia vital de este
derrame y con la rapidez que debi!ita
su ORGANISING. FL resultado comun de
esta enfermedad tan penosa y molesta
que tantisimo Sc he generalizado entire
eli sexo femenino, Sc localiza en- los
organos reproductorcs, ocasionando do
lor de espalda, dolor de costado, dolor
de cabeza. eniermedad dc los o~varics,
mirada languida, c%ansancio, nervio-
sidad, palidez densa, NAL humor y color
anormal. Esta debilidad tambisn es
la causa de muchos casos de esterilidad;
Cuando ell flujo de esta molestia es
profuso o abundante, generalmentc
significa que cxisten ulceraciones y
dislocaciones de Ia matriz Y los dolores
Y ardores de Ia inflammation son mas
constantes y persistentes.
Con seguridad en- las Farmac
tonic Drug Co.., San Antonio V
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
Interpelan a Carranza por e!
fusilan1iento
Niene de Ia la. pag.)

Las minorias de la cdmara estan
~esforzandose por hacer que los indie
pendienteS desistan en- su proposlto
de interpelar a Carranza directamen-
te. pero parece que no l~ograran 81
prop6sito porque los lideres de Ia o.
posici6n. entire los que figura en- pri-
mer termino Garcia Vigil, han eX-
presado cue no Sc trata de hacer cam
pana contra Carranza, sino salir a Ia
defensa de la justicia.
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I'm procurador pide ayuda contra 10
mil;tares

mil!tares.
FL Procurador de Justicia del Dis
trito Federal Sc ha dirigido al Eyecu-
two, a Querctaro, pidiendo ayuda pa
IA castigar a los militares RESPONSE
bles de haber ordenado los fusilamien
tos de los ultimos dias en- el Distrito
Federal. Declare ell referido Procu-
rador, que 10 es cl Lie. Martinez So
tomayor, que las cscoltas que dan los
generates carranciStas l~levan. pr0ba-
blemente por acuerdo de Ia Sccrctaria
de Guerra. orden de dar muerte a los
reos Y que siendo como cs necesario
poner cotO a estos procedimientos ire
mcndamcntc a~tcntatOriOs contra IA VI
da humana Y Ia justicia. cs por 10 que
ha pedido ayuda al Executive.
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LIBROS DE LECTURA.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
~HISTORICAS.

g Sol De SIayc.-Memor:ss De l. la;erTen-
el6n irancesa. Con E~raaados SOU
e Ce-ro de las Camp2naS--NOvcia h!sto-
visa &c Eraad.sIno iatcres -E--oO
"A SIaies..d Caida.-Eplsot.oS n:storlcoS
de Ia lsyoluc.Oa naLc-lSta SI-uo
Los lnsuryea,-s.-Re,a;Us Ge IL :aSuErec-
zion contra Espana S---0
Memorials De u Observation-Disclosures de
n epcca De IA Rcio-ma
Ssr.-to,e = CagGiLo--EpIsodios de nues,7a
Guerra Ge inGeU.ndcncIa ....-. 80
To-och:c. Noyc.a his:6-ca Qor J!eri-
har.5 E~ias ...SL-V
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
81 ES listed MJ!TER LEA
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

Los ''Supositorios Mitchells
Vaeinales," est4a considerados por
specialists en- Intermediates de las
mujcrcs, como ell trstamiento local
mas eficaz para cast todas las enfer-
medades locales de la muJer. .Ademis
tenemos una infinidad de testimonies
de personals idoncas y carecterizadas
de distintos paises, en- que nos rlnden,
en- una forma que reveal mucha SIN
ceridad, su agradecimiento por el
exito que han alcanzado con los "Su-.
positorioe M;tcbella Fa9inales."
En- las direcciones que acomPana a
cada GAIA, Sc dan a conocer mas en-
detalIe las intermediates que han sldo
d~ominadas con cl uso de este gran
especifico, y ninguna muJcr "a sea
casada, soltcra o viuda, que SURE &c
cualquiera de estos d~es6rdencs, debe
vacilar Ell hacer I'm ensay special
mente 81 Sc siente cansada ; abatida.
Ell uso dc los ''Supositorios Mitche-
LA yaeinales' es scncilio y no con-
tiencn grasa de %ninguna especie. Pr
danse en- las Farmacias y Droguerfas-
as Rio Grande", Ell Paso; "San Ar
''Brunswig Drug CO., Los Angeles,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01

D---.-H > he E-amat7.R |a7te-1"A. N-EGN
: A-secn.a. qo- Io-C 5 G.Te-.- 81
Comoead5o de G-ala-ra pos Don An
dreS Bs-o ..--.---.-- -
Eleraerces de Gra-ac.ca. Po- A~=T7aa@-- =
C-a-z-.-a Cascelsu-, con sr-=S-o = = &c
Ia Re- Aeaz=nla, pcs L-1:Ea- Asmc@-
;aea .ca r-,,a4as - O-.uSsa:la ; re
saC.=- In tome -ea So
G.ama.5ea Gr .a Se2. Academia EsPsno-4
J.-im2 cGIEIuu O..c:al 49,
P-Dnt-ar.u 20 O-7oEraEi4 Ee a LeaEu2
2rony1arV q CoE.L-ss1o1s o los de- F"H
ver5cs ras.clazos. -E1--lca s-.or|-1A
aw-r-r-aCa ..-.....- -.....- . ~
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OBRAS DE EDUCACION
7 ASTORIA.

ASTORIA.
Eptscd;os Mii;ares Texicanos.- GUe-4 de
tGGepenGeHcIa e Invasion SoEt=-aEleTlca- -
IA Dos tOm0S
&; s-ogia de G=ecia. dssie los ticnpoS ne
roicos has:a IL Gesncnlbracioa &C! i1ape-
-o de A-e!andru :Se
astoria PaJ.Is. por doa Justo Sierra. SIC
Historic de Mexico. por dor LUIS feFes
Verdia.-ComTrende desde los primers
UemPos has;a Il caIda del Scsun4o -'hPe- ,o
RIO. Tn toclo tela -..---.----- -S'''N
- Vida er Mexico en- 1910. lEtere-
s4ntes a2un;es de IA eToca. por Ion
zalc= Oregon. Tn toTu ten .S--'V
IA Intervention " <! lmperto. ivE H""4'
.Alva.cz-Cua'-o ErancsS t0E1oH. rncta-
CsrraECS en- tea .-----------
MGxico E.e;o : Anecdot.co. poT Coma
l,z O5.eS6u. No;as Hls;@ric@s. leyea-
Sys = -9s,,,-rb-ss. In touo tod ...Sl.iQ
Na-rac.oaez H.sc6rl5aS NicN.clnas-
clones y LeyeadaS.-Obra desAnada 4
~ea!.,var q s~ent.m!ento gatEio er eI cora
z5r de los MICS &c Mexico. Lus'.aca con
--anzN0E oSS
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CC1A Y POLiTICA.

~, Cs,.t AIcaa -?&EJaSS lei dcs':e-fo,
- liangc! N.z4uiz Bianco ......... s0c
.7+..cE-la ae Esraa4 ; loS EsladCs
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Ia mgsmg U5sa. cnPaStada en- tea 5 100
1T. Tcr!-.-cs e H.s;1rtcos- per
Ess... 100
"a r-,a..z.. ion p~o...ca De Mexico. La
Cors,.:-1oa y - Dic-1daEa. 9o7 D.
Emilio E-sas@ .-....-.... $50
y s-.gccs De C:sae-os. Ensayo lie crl-
-...-~,.- ,.,- Il Lie. Jose E.S-C.y SI.00
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-01
K DE RELIGION.

laso-a Gc Sa.vacI0G .S0.'5
sg5, e les &lacs. pov e. Padre SAcact.
Dora I.us;--G4 son gaa5aGos } in niapA
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lose ....-..... Sg-
:. G-c!o Gel CglsL:ga!Smo, 20. Chstsl-
"Reminiscences lecta.-S Para e. no
- Bacon -i-aa.en.s ...scraGa ... $ 90
E!.9so::a Elemental. pOr Balmes ....---..Si.&
Il In,raciSu Ce Lr!sLC. poc he2pis-...-. vvc
sos Ma--.res. o e ;CJCnio lie u Religion
C~r;s.laaz, pog Caacee-ogI4rc.-Oo-4 2.o-
?s,-eap Lzyz..e g OvacIonss ..-..... rs
.lCa lie Maestro Senior Je:Ic-,sto y dc IA
S4u;sslmA Ei-.en. IO- Crolsse:-.-...-. 9ec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07
COMMISSIONERS
RAISE SCHOOL TAXES
IN Do IL 80. Timea /:

Special 10 The News-Times:
GOSHEN Ind, Nov. THE IN
diana state board OF tax commits
sioners has ordered that the special
school fund OF Elkhart township.
in which Goshen city is located, be
increased from y cents 10 IS cents
on each 500 valuation. l. w. Vail.
a Goshen attorney. went TO Indian
apolis. appeared before the board
and convinced that Nbody that the
levy as originally fixed was INSULT
cient II is now said that the re-
naming Is townships OF Elkhart
county will send representative to
the state board in an effort 20 get
increased leries for school pur-
poses
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07
RACING BOOM5
IN GREAT BRITAIN
Gambling on Truck Events In
creaSeS Greatly Since War
Restrictions Are Gone.

LONDON. Nov Horse racing
Ike every other kind OF sport here.
has experienced a great boom since
the war and consequently the
gambling habit has increased.
Promoters Of race meetings all
over the country announce that rec
ord crowds have attended the fix
lures while the number Of horses
entered for the races are already up
10 pre-war proportions. Racing IS
carried on al the year round and
scarcely does a day pass without a
meeting OF some kind being held in
soiae part OF the country. II is di-
vided into two catagorfes-fiat rae
ing. which commences in March and
end in November and steeplechaslng
which finishes out the year.
At the classic" meetings held at
Epson. Goodwood and Ascot prac-
tically all the aristocrats Of the turf
congregate. Entertaining takes
Tlace on a large scale and the wom-
ends I'm November and steeplechasing
the latest fashions in dress.
Derby Purse SD 900.
The highest amount paid for the
winner Of a race is that for the win
ner OF the derby amounting TO $50,
OOc.
There IS more betting on horse
racing than on any other sport. The
English law IS peculiar on that
point Betting on the race course is
strictly legal. but the passing OF bet
ting slips I'm the streets considered
a serious offense- Yet one may legal
ly place bets by calling up a book
maker on any telephone. or by send
ing name OF the horse fancied by
telegram or through the post. This
anomaly. therefore occurs:
A betting slip with a horses name
and an amount OF money mentioned
II handed 20 a bookmaker in the
street is an offense punishable by
Imprisonment. Yet "A telegram TO
the same bookmaker and containing
the same wording handed in at post
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07

office Is a perfectly legal undertak-
ing. and. incidentally one which is
largely followed.
In the poorer districts where
there are thousands OF hackers"
who make bets varying from a dol
lar 20 Z cents. the street bookmaker
does q roaring trade, although ne is
liable 70 arrest and MS business has
perforCe 70 be conducted very Sc
cretly as plain clothes police are al
ways on the lookout for him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07
CONSOLIDATE OFFICES
OF H00SIER MACCABEES

Special 70 The News-Times:
GOSHEN, Ind, Nov. THE Of
flee of great record keeper Of the
Maccabee lodge of Indiana, which
for % years was filled by Josiah w.
Replogle, OF Goshen. has been con-
solidated with the office Of great
commander. long held by Milo Mer-
edith. OF Wabash.
Mr.. Replogle has retired and
turned all his office effects over 10
Mr. Meredith. At the state meeting
of Maccabees, held in Lafayette sew
eral weeks ago. Mr.. Replogle was
reelected great record keeper. He
recently returned from Seattle,
Washington.
Walrus skins are used by the
EskimOs for boat sails.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07
MURDERS WOMAN; THEN
SETS FIRE TO HOUSE
CAUSING BABYS DEATH

BEDFORD. Ind, Nov. Mrs.
John Blair, II years old. was muir
dered and her six months old baby
died in fire started in the Blair
home by the murderer TO hide his
crime. according to a verdict OF
Coroner r. f. Mitchell here Thurs
day afternoon. The charred bodies
OF Mrs. Blair and the infant were
found by neighbors. who discovered
the Blair home, six miles north OF
Bedford, I'm flames early this morn
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07
GOVERNMENT RECEIVES
BIDS FOR CAMP SITES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7. - The
highest bid received by the war de-
partwent for the purchase of the
environments in Chattanooga and
Chickamauga national parks was
that OF r. a. Goldman. of Chicago,
who offered $4,000 for all the
properties constructed by the gov
eminent The second highest bid
was $134,500 by the Ruel Wrecking
company Of Chicago. Harris broth
crs of New York city bid $4,000.
Sir John Oldcastle was the first
author among the British nobility.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07

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sample each free address: "Cutieara Lab
oratories, Dept. II. Maiden. Mass"
- Cutieura Soap shaves without mug.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-07
P|MPLES ITCHED
NIGHT AND DAY
OnFace. Looked Terrible.
Cuticura Healed.

day I noticed my face get
Of Pimples that would not
go away. They came to a
head, and were in blotches
on my chin, and scattered
on my face. They were
hard and large, and they
itehed night and day. My
face looked terrible.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-20
GOVERNMENT IS NOT MECHANICAL

We do not believe A. B. Garreson advisor the Order of Railway Conductors that Government proposition of mechan cs He quoted testifying before House Washington follows: "Ihe must either do business quit business, recognizing what its obligations If the Government fails up should superseded by mechanical agency that will do what the What Gaetson mquestonably that the Government must either do business according the model quit business Operating any other model would be equivalent to failure to function.
 We not wholly convinced that House right ill listening these threats of revolution There many in the United States just to them with budgeons their hands Government mechanical like the operation of railroad but the operators have been confusing their daily routine with principles ship and the science of Government the railroads passed from private ownership
 There is not the slightest for believing that conductor brakeman, engine driver any about the of transportation than the average man knows Their work is mechanical and specialized con- ducto would undertake relieve the locomotive engineer on duty the engineer would have difficulty performing duties of conductor Neither could build bridge lay or construct rolling stock Why hen they supposed the work of general management?
 If" continues Mr. Garretson you think the social
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-20
GOVERNMENT IS TO PROTECT PEOPLE

It is interesting speculate upon the possible let say probable attitude of England conditions revesedf there surplus foodstuffs in the United Kingdom and such city here that afcaly high prices prevailed tee Does doubt what would happen the people discovered
 that the sole and only for etoron the demand of foreign country Certainly does who is all familiar with English history.
 modified embargo would be placed upon shipments once and poaons allowed only after the necessities of the subjects had been supplied.
 An embargo upon eXportaions is by unpre- cedened novel procedure. We had this country England has sorted and always has been common prac tce in France Sentiment alright its place. but the first duty of government safeguard its people, only from tacks from without but from oppression within its borders Reduced fundamentals, that strictly speaking the only func- ton of government All other functions variations of this princpetat society organizes itself into political unit for mutual protection
 The necessity for embargo would be regrettabe it would interfere with trade if become necessary the profteer people, will be responsible.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-20
sHERIFFS NOTICE OF SALE

WHEREAS, on the 18th day oi July, A. D. 1919, F. J. O'Reilly, ct al plaintiffs, recovered a judgment in the Superior Court of Yavapai Coun- ty, State of Arizona, and thereafter duly filed transcript thereof in the Superior Court of Yavapai County State of Arizona, against the Gray Eagle Reduction Company, a corpo- ration, defendants, for the sum of Sixty Thousand C$6O,OOO) Dollars, to- gethcr with interest in the sum of Eight Thousand Three Hundred Sixty ($8,36O ODollars, attorneys fees in the sum of Two Hundred ($2O0) Dollars, costs in the sum of Twenty (S2O Dollars and accruing costs:
 WHEREAS, OH the 12tn day of August, 1919, a special execution was issued out of the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona, in said action, and directed and deliver ed to me, as Sheriff of Yavapai Coun- ty, State of Arizona, commanding me to levy upon the real, personal and mixed property of said defendants, l have, pursuant to said special execu