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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-05-20
KING ALBERT TRAVELS
THE A|RPLANE ROUTE

Brussels, May 20.-The arrival of
the King Of the Belgians In Paris
to present the case of Belgium be-
fore the peace conference created
great interest in Paris. The fact
that the king made the journey from
his capital to that OF the French re-
public by air route made his arrival
more spectacular.
Few knew that the king had orig
inally intended to go to London that
morning but changed his mind at the
last moment. Crombez, the young
Belgian millionaire aviator, who pi-
lots him In al of his air travels told
the Associated Press that his motor
was running, his propeller Just gath
ering speed when he was informed
by the king that Paris and not Lon
don was to be their objective on
that particular trip,
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SIGHTS in ARMENIA
ARE BEYOND BELIEF

London, May 20.--"The sights one
sees In Armenia are almost beyond
belief. and the tales one hears are
too ghastly TO be Inventions"
This is an extract from a letter
an Armenian medical officer, writ
ing from the base of Mount Ararat,
to a fellow countryman in London.
The letter says:
"It may interest you to know OF
the awful state OF distress existing
In the country here, Thousands OF
people are homeless and absolutely
destitute. In the town OF Erivan
alone there are $4,000 refugees.
Their country has been ravaged, the
houses burned, and the survivors
who escaped with their lives have
nothing but the RAGS they are wear
ing.
IL have been sent down here to
inquire into an epidemic Of typhus
among the native population. II is
as serious as 1t was reported to be-
"For months the people have been
cut off from all communication with
the outside world, with the excep-
tion OF q small area round Erivan,
The'whole country has been overrun
by its enemies. There are no sup
plies OF any kind and the population
is on the verge of starvation. many
already having died OF hunger.
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zAPATA, REBEL CHIEF.
ATT|LA OF THE SOUT|

+ Cuautla, Mexico, May 20.-Leg
ends already are beginning to sprin|
up among the superstitious and ig
norant Indians Of this state regard
ing Emiliano Zapata. the rebel chic
who met death near here on Apri
10. In an attempt to preserve th'
bandits body as long as possible 4
order to give the greatest number o
his former followers chance to SO
1t, IT. was packed in ice. in the alb
sence of embalming fluids. The ic'
burst the sides and top Of the films,
coffin and gave rise to the supersti
tious tales that the "Attila OF tn
South" as zapata was called, wa
not really dead. but had burst hi
coffin and escaped.
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Washington, May 20.-Represen-
tatiye Mondell. OF Wyoming. repub-
lican leader, announced in the house
today that a resolution proposing
that the equal suffrage constitutional
amendment be called up tomorrow
for passage. A similar resolution
was offered today in the senate.
A possibility that the senate re-
publicans Of the progressive wing
may take no part in selecting SEN
ate committees developed when Ken
yon OF Iowa and Jones Of Washing.
ton. followed the example OF Borah
OF Idaho and johnson OF California
and announced that they would no,
accept places on Lodges committee
on committees.
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SAYS REVISED LEAGUE OF
TIoNs WOULD BE DANGER
Gus TO WORLD PEACE
SENATE WILL GIVE APPROX
Members without knowledge
Treaty With Germany or With
Relations to the League

Washington, May 20.--Sena
Lodge, republican leader and CHI
man Of the foreign relations C
mittee. in statement declared t
the revised league Of nations sis
acceptable" and predicted it wo
not be accepted by the majority
the senate without amendment.
Characterizing the new lea
covenant as included in the pc
treaty .'as distinctly worse than
old and more dangerous to the pc
OF the world and to American rig
and interests" Senator Lodge
clared that none of the suggest.
from the senate or from Ehhu r
had been carried out.
Senator Lodges statement /
lows:
So far as can judge, and b.
had conversations with many SCI
tors, including members OF both p
ties, am satisfied that a major
of the senate feel very strongly q
the league as now presented M
receive amendment; that in its pr
ent form, without any change. it
unacceptable and would not be
cepted.
ITO say that the amendments |
forward in the senate and those p
posed and formulated by Mr.. RI
on the suggestion of the state I
partment have been met is witht
any foundation. Not one Of
amendments proposed by Mr.. RI
has been carried out. Some hs
been entirely rejected and VIII,
there is an appearance of there hi
ing been adopted examination sho
that the new form is distinctly VOL
than the old and more dangerous
the peace OF the world and to Anne
can rights and interests.
'It is impossible not to enter up
a detailed analysis because, althou
we may suppose that the draft
the league sent over in the press
patches is fairly accurate. we ma
no knowledge of the treaty with G,
CONTINUED on Page y
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EIGHT HOUR DAY FOR
SEATTLE STREETCAR MEN

Seattle. WASH. May 20.-Possibil-
ity Of a strike OF Seattle's municipal
streetcar employees was believed to
have been eliminated yesterday by
the passage Of an ordinance by the
city council granting the mems de-
mahds for an eight-hour day and
time and one-half pay for overtime
work. AS the ordinance was made
effective May 10, the council appro-
priated $4,000 to make back pay.
ments VI overtime.
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Among the special taxes which the
president suggested be eliminated
are those on soda water and so-called
luxuries such as expensive clothing,
personal equipment. patent medicine
and toilet preparations. pianos,
sporting goods, candy. cameras. elec-
trio fans. thermos bottles. motor
boats. automobile trucks and acces-
sories. These taxes we're mostly ef-
fective May + and collection caused
much complaint.
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RUTH THINKS wALLA ~
WALTiA NICE PLACE

Yakima, Wash. May 20.-Ruth
Garrison is pleased at the decision
that she be kept at the penitentiary
and not sent to the asylum. She
thinks 1t will be much nicer at walla
Walla.
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PERSH|NG WATCHING
GERMANS CLOSEL

London, May 20.-General Pc
shing's proposed visit to England hs
been indefinitely postponed. pol
sibly due to the belief that it wi
be inadvisable for him to leave tn
Rhine until the Germans have signe
the peace treaty.
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8,s73,41O is REVISED TOTAL
OF GERMAN CASUALTIES

Paris. May 20-German war losses
up to April 80, last were 2.05O,460
dead, 4,207,02S wounded and 615,-
s22 prisoners, total OF 6,S73.410,
according to figures published in
Berlin
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$1,000 MORE TROOPS
HOME FROM OVERSEAS

New York, May 2O--Nearly 1900
troops arrived today on five trans
ports, including members of the Old
Third Oregon. In company H, 162nd
infantry, 41st division, company In
cluded four officers and 247 men.
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NC-3 PUT ENTIRELY OUT OF
RACE ny BUFFETISG RECEIv-
ED IN THE OCEAN
NO WORD FROM HARRY HAWKER
London Waits Anxiously for Faint
est News Of Daring Australian.
Strong Wind and Fog

Washington. May 20. The NC-i
successfully flew from Ho-ta to Pom
IA del Gardo today. The NC-3 will
not be able to resume tho trans-At-
lantic flight. A message from Horta
said the damage resulting from the
buffeting she received when forced
to alight when nearing Azores has
definitely put her out OF the race.
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London, May 20.--The weather Ia
80 bad OF the coast OF ireland that
tho alrplanes ordered by the air min
istry to seach for Aviator Harry
Hawker's machine were unable to
fly. There was "a strong southwest
wind and fog at intervals during the
night. All Communication centers
In London are silent as to news from
Hawkcr and Lieutenant Commander
Grlevc. Even yesterdays rumors
have died out.
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POLES INFL|CT HEAVY
LOSS ON UKRA|N|ANS

Warsaw, May 20.-The ukrainian
offensive against the Poles has been
completely broken. The Poles have
occupied Balica and Novaslolki. The
Ukrainian losses were extremely
heavy, the Poles say.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-05-20

Washington, May 20.-Senator,
predicted today that repeal prohibi
tion legislation asked for by Presi
dent Wilson win not be enacted
Prohibition leaders Of both partie.
are against the repeal.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-05-20

Paris, May 20.-The German plen-
ipotentiaries will deliver their OBJ
servations on the peace treaty terms
Wednesday. No extension Of time
will be given them. The general i'm
preston is that they win ultimately
sign.
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tcontinued on Page y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25
FL TE ES EFICAZ Pa
RA LA FLU"
Ell Granger Liver Regulator
combinado con Ell TIE, cons
tituye IN nuevo remedio
para los resfriados, en-
fermedades del higa-
do Y constipation

La experienced ha demostrado que
TO Sc puede tener absolute CONTAIN
"a en- ninguna medicina para los res
friados Y IA influenza, hasta que Sc
logre que el higado funcione con en-
terra regularidad. Muchas de las ne
dicinas r~ecomendadas para ell higado
son tan desagradables que nosotros
sugerimos la idea de preparar te, con
una GAIA de veinticinco centavos de
Granger Liver Regulator ell cual
esta compuesto de hojas, cortezas y
raices medicinales. Pongase una pin
Ia de aqua hirviendo sob.e el conte-
nido de una GAIA de este rer:edio y
Sc obtendra una pinta del meJor re-
gulador para Ell higado, de s&bor muy
agradable Y por el solo costo de 25c.
La actividad del higado es un mag
nifico preventive contra Ia i~nfluen-
"a Y posiblemente puede evitar I'm
ataque de neumonia. Pruebe I'd. dos
O tres dosis de Granger Liver Regu-
lator," en- forma de te, pues no hay
Inconvenience alguno en- usarlo indie
pendientemente de las comidas habi-
tuales. Muy pronto I'd. Sc vera Ii
bre del resfriado, su higado funcio-
nara activamente, TODD ell sistema Sc
purifica Y I'd. sc siente fuerte Y ale
V con IN magnifico apetito. Els
tanlbien muy elective tornado en- for
ma SEGA. Granger Liver Regula-
tor esta de venta en- todas las dro-
guerias- tAdv,]
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tados de Queretaro, Tamaulipas,
Nuevo Leon, Guanajuato, Tabasco y
San Luis Potosi, donde la preston
Official Sc ha dejado sentlr brutal
Y atentatoria contra todos los dere-
chos de los ciudadanos, que, en- uso
de uno de sus derechos-el del IL
bre sufragio-han votado y sostenl-
do a los candidates Independence.
Los partidarios de listed POGO IT,
no han tenido al tomar mi nombre
para ofFecerle que tanto los partldos
citados, como 20, en- 10 personal, ira
bajariamos en- favor de Ia candida
tura que Sc dice lie ha sido ofrecida
por algunos ciudadanos, pues, repitc,
mi conviction ha sido, es Y sera siem-
pre-, la de prestar mi humilde con
tingente q aquellos ~ciudadanos, que
al p~resentarse como candidates a
alg1n puesto de, election popular, re-
chazan las c%onsignas oficiales. y ell
apoyo los que temporalmente sc en-
]cuentran al frente del GQbierno y no
tienen mas compromises que los con-
traidos con sus p~artidarios.
DE listed, atento y SECURE servi-
dot.-PAULINO GUERRERO"
Como Sc We, ell Embajador ha en-
pezado a sentir las c~onsecuencias de
la situacion especial en- que Sc ha
venido a c~olocar como aspirante a
Ia p~residencia de la Republica.
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A MEXICO

-.Iuchos grupGs &c cazatores nan
cs1:So llegando . esta ciutai dc d.
versus parties del Estado, de paso pa
!. Mexico. dcbidc a que este ano ma
estado muy escaso de caaz ell ks-
iado. La circunS5arcia de cue en- la
vcc.no Republica 10 haya nineunas
rcs.rrcciones para II GAIA, aSi como
de pu2 csta sea aruy numprGsa. Sc
gun noticias que Ze han recioldo'
ha kccho que los anantcs del deror-
t. SO atrevan a eru:ar la line from
terisa. Los diver:os grupos que nan
ven;do. han c~ontratado gulas para
que los llevcn 4 regiones en- donde
Sc DICE cue abunda Ia GAIA mayor,
asi como los pavos silvestres, que Sc
dice lay demasiados este ano'
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Sc GPATIFICARA ampliameate = IA perso-
ma que IRE propo-c-onc info-u7es del ST.
Eustac!c Salezar. moreno, deisado. qu;en On
Arozto &c 1915 So encOntraba on MCl"i7,
Texas. Tod9 !nfo~Ts s0b7c e. particular 81
rinse = Praxcdis S..azar. Box Il. k'c-
hurS. Texas. t-o)
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S,-uc cfertuaniosc n Gran RaratR en- n
Casa DC Sugarnan Bros. !ol-1 West
Houston Street. '2Sl
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Ataca al Gobierno y al
candidate Official

Como antes digo, los partidos po-
liticos ''ReforTnista Independence
Liberal Obrero" Y Liberal Refor-
mista" aun no definen SUI actitud,
pero por las impresiones personalcs
de muchisimos de sus miembros, es-
toy cast SECURE Que tambien apoya'
ran al candidate independents, pues
siendo partidos de principles, con Sc
guridad iran a IA lucha en- contra de
la candidatura llamada ~''oficial," no
obstante Ia triste experienced que han
tenido todos los partidos Independents
ties que han tornado parte en las i'll
timas campanas politicas en- los Es-
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CALUROsA RECOMMENDATIONS.

"Deberian hallarse en- el equipaje
de TODD viajero''-escribe e. senior
Geo. Jenner, 416 Labor Street, San
Antonio, Texas, acerca de Foley
Cathartic Tablets"-"es el mejor
laxante que he tornado Y 10 reco-
miendo a todos los que padezcan
constipation Y biliosidcf". Limpian
los intestinos, purificam el est6mago
Y ayudan a. higado. Corrigen la
Indigestion, nal a)liento, gases, len
qua suc:a Y psstosa Y otros de- de
mes intestinales. No producer rotor
tiiones nj nauseas (Adv.]
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Abaio con e! Whiskey.

- Todc 81 pals esta seco, pero 81 us
ted quiere vigorizarse. no sc apure;
porque estamos fabricando un eXtrac-
to con la ayuda del cual listed po-
dra hacer una bebida saludabte Y to-
nificante que garantiZanos satlsface-
"a a TODD eI mundo. 81 listed quiere,
Ia puede tomar antes de! almuerzo,
como aperitivo. en- ell trabajo, en- los
matrimonios, reuniones Y bales, pues
su preparation es muy facil y su
precio muy bajo. Tn paquete con ex-
tracto suficiente para hacer 6 gallo
mes cuesta 5000. Vale la pena de
hacer. Ia prueba. Escriba hoy e
Embellishments a
WALTER NOVELTY CO. Dept. PA.
liz n. Paulina st. Chicago, III.
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M -AwEZ-Cl-1ja~c cr7.sta NcH'eane
FsTa,--H6z4 en- -oro-aS. vuenies eTi'--
-s5,a., l. IN bo-a .3yo--hea' ET7ra eo2
IN p-osesonls.a one rs 1-N.770o > 500
,-z--y~a co.. 0s~$r-aGuS- Evgrsn Eztr
,s-i+s. rails. p-ccics c6mc&oS = On aho-
=. 81 3, d..sa Director Altos BOTiCA
ny San PEDRO. g0Ss= ". Commerce St
San Antonio. Texas.
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con $3.50 G~RATIFlCARE 4 IA persona que
me- propogc:cre insurmes de la Sra Jscoha
Ard-ada. i qGien acumpanan sus tres pc
quehos hijos dos hombreS ) una muJcr-
Todo iu:o-me ~Gi-;jasc a Tomas Andracc'
SOS Fai-roIut Ave. Kansas City. Mo. '-'i
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CUANDO LOS DOLORES
RE- M ATIC0S Sc
ACERBAN
Tenga listo ell I.inimento de Sloan,
para esOs dolores rcumaticos
repentinos.

! NO PERMiTA que los dolores causados por
IL ell reumatismo vueIvan a molestarlo sin
tcucr el Linimento dc Sloan. Tengalo 4 IA
mano en- cl b~otiquin para que 10 use inne-
dia;arentc que 10 neCcsitc. 81 "a Sc le ter
rnin6 n botclla que tenia, adTuiera otra hoy
misIno: de- csta maEera no sufrira mas de-
10 ha5itual c;iando algun Color 10 aqueic.
A~piiQue!o GTp lrOtarsc-porTue cs lrnetran-
te-PFoporciona un pronto alTvic de la scia-
tica. ~lirnbaGo. neuralgia. calambres, torccdu-
ras. laStimaGUras y contusiones. Calma ri
do!or. Este pgeparaGo-coaserveio a Ia ma
no.
De ven.a Ell todas las dToSueriss a SOC.
TOr. = STA.
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!. BONILLAS''
lie sorprende la carts del EmbaJado

lie sororende la carta del Embajador
Ell ~presidente de los partldos ME-
tistas de San Luis Sc ~sorprendlo-
seeun el mismo 10 hace saber al En-
baiador-con la reception de la car
ia del Ing. Bonillas, pues Jamas ha-
bia siquiera pensado ei Girigirse q
el para proponerle la postuIacion de
su canditatura, siendo como es par
tidario decliido de Oregon.
Ell senior Guerrero le cOntesta a.
E~mbajador en- los s~iguientcs termi-
nos:
"Es en- mi podcr su atenta de fe-
cha 7 del corriente.
Con verdadera sorpresa me he
enterado de 10 que en- ella sc slrve
decirme, va que no he escrito a US
ted carta alguna nj siquiera ha pasa-
do por mi mente hacerlo. Alguna
persona-con fines que no puedo
considerar como huenos-ha tornado
mi nombre para dirigir a listed la car
ia a que sc rcfiere en- su citada.
Los partidos politicos que tuve la
honra de presidir durante la campa-
ns politica paar la renovation de los
Estado. aun no discuten Ia persona
l;dad de los candidates a Ia Presl-
| dencia de la R]epublica; eStan en- es-
per& de que ell Senado reSuelva ell
conflicto eXistente en- ell Estado para
| saber 81 la voluntad soberana del
nueblo potosino sera respetada, o 81,
como ha venido sucediendo desde
hace muchos amos, ell vote popular
sera nuevamente burlado V triunfa-
| "a. una vez mas, la imposition apo
yada por personals que ocupan altos
puestos en- la administration publ
ca.
"Yo, en- 10 personal, trabajo Y ira
bajare con TODD entusiasmo por que
triurfe la candidatura independence,
que. para Ia inmensa mayoria del pue
bio mexicano, esta d~ignamente re-
presentada por el c. Aware Obre-
gon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25

MARIA c. VIDA. de Hoffman, Modista. RE
clos c6modos. trabajo sayautizado. 2O4 Sixth
ST. Travis 6007.
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESITAN sastres que seEan hacer sa-
cos: buen Sue!do y trabajo pcrmanente. pi-
riianse 4 H.. Oshman. Ais Travis ST. Hals-
.an rTs~ss l26l
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c s S Z

J CataioEo de Gamas nIcvicanas Y atras
I nacionaIidadcs exteasa lista de herrloscs
5 nombres.
J Mande UN DOLLAR lc eaviarcncs a
: vuelta de correo. nuestro complete Cata-
} logo Matrimonial. cou desc:lpc,onc5 COM
( pletas de muchas iovenes y slgunas viu-
5 das. que ouscan 9 un mariGo bCeno y hon
I -ado. Puede listed escribir a cualquIera
{ de elias y contraer TN feliz m~atrimonio en-
I muy brevc tempo. NosotT05, 2or nucstra
{ Tarte, somoS personas recomendabses.
; nuestro resocio esta basaio aob:e la hon
I raGcz Y legiumidad: as. es cue no aejc
s que "a pcqueiIa caEtiG.d lie UN DOLLAR
Z sirva de cS:orJI Ell uun p~rohablH FELL
: ClDAD MA HiMCNiAL. Escriba hoy
} nisn:o a. .
: COSNOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
5 CLUE. p. O. Boz 46s. Venice, Cal.
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ARRENDAMiENTOS
,VIENE I'D. A OMAHA?

.Dsea eacon,-ar comodidades? Ocurran a.
LYONS HOTEL. Casa MeNicana. en- DON
de encontrava cua-tos -ezu4arfnshNe @"
bIsScs ronfortables ) limpioS; 5aHoS con
agla caliente y fra. barberia. salon &c o.
lares y restaurant. TODD 81 est'io mex
cano. Precios comodos: buen trato; serEl-
cio Sratuito de information referente = TIA
bajo e itiaeraTio de Ienes- FFelte"S!' :
administrator. B. 4. Serrano: III
I3th. Street, Phone Douglas Sl3l. Omaha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25

LIBERAL GRATITICACioN Sc dara a euler
me propo-cicne irioTrass - nj espoSa Lui-
sa Mors. qvicn taHb;Sn Sc hacc lamar Mar
ga-i;a Duval. que rcsidia, en- = mes d Ma
70 Dc 1915. en- Tanpico. Mexico, CT IA Ca
lie DO Ia I-7i6r. Is O. Newfoundland fran
eesa. de 5 pies. . p~ulGadas de e~staturs.
Dc $50 Iibras &c peso : usa peroxide dc
h:d-6Eeao ea el yelo. TODD iufc-me di-ijasc
a Bias Mors. Quarter Master Corps Detach.
nent. Kelly Field. Texas l253
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Ell Embajador Ignacio Bonillas ma
empezado a comprender que ha $40
victima de III engano al partlciparse-
le cue muchos clubs politlcos 10 pos
tulan candidate a Ia P~residencla de Ia
Republica. segun Sc d~esprende de n
carta dirigida al Embaiador por el Je-
fe de varios clubs politicos del Esta-
do de San Luis Potosi.
En- un ~peri6dico de Ia capital po-
tosina encontramos esta informaclon'
que esta apoyada con las cartas cru
zadas entire ell ingeniero BonllIas y
ell senior Pauline Guerrero, presldente
de los clubs nietistas que tomaron par
ticipacion activa Ell la lucha electo-
raj, con el resultado que va es publ
camente conocido.
Da las g~racias a quien no lie otrecio
la candidatura.
Ell Embajador dirigi6 desde Was
| hington, con fecha 7 del presente
mes, una carta de agradecimiento d
senior P. n. Guerrero, la cual vino a
descubrir que el Representative de
gobierno de Carranza en- Washing
ton ha estado siendo enganado res
pecto a su postulacion como candida
to a la Presidential de la Republi-
ca en- las e~Iecciones que deben efec-
~tuarse en- JUNO del anO pr0Ximo.
Con efecto, ell senior Guerrero,
~presidente del Comite Executive T.
lectoral de los partidos Reformista In
dependents, Liberal Obrero Y Libe-
raj Reformista, recibi6 del Embaja-
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Sc BURLAll DEL ING. BONlLLS
Escribi6 agradeciendo su postuIacion al director de
n o clubs p~oIiticos que iamas han pensado en-
postuIarIo candidate a Ia Presidencia dc Ia
Rep1bIica porque son %obregonlstas

dor Bonillas la carta slgulente:
"Tengo gusto de contestar la aten-
ia nota de listed de fecha 20 del mes
proximo pasado, expresandole mi mas
sincere agradecimienso por la buena
disposition que abriga ell Comlte T.
iecutivo Electoral de los Partidos Re-
formista Independence. Liberal u
brero Y Liberal Reformista, que US
ted preside, para p~ostularme ONT 81
candidate a la Presidencia de la Re-
pub!ica en- las proximas elecciones;
manifestandole, sin embargo, que ell
deber de ciudadano me impide segulr
mi personal deseo de deciinar ell alto
honor que Sc trata de ~conflarme, pc
TO antes de dar una resolution def
nitiva en- tan trascendental asunto,
tendre que considerable detenida y
concienzudamente.
"Reiterando a listed mi agradeci-
miento por su fina atenclon, me es
graco suscribirmc como su afmo, alto
~ S. S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25

:Quien? :Heraclio Bernal. ell Ra-
vo de S%inaloa? Tcnga listed paclen-
cia, pronto 10 c~onocera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS

AROCsuo PARA u NEXICANCS. Aties-
sN -cdA c!S=c &c GeSocicS ludlfiAss.
s..a-~ no. caaos y rerjuicyos person2le1.
80. ,fy.I.s :=.cS:nelcs, ceclSmseIsnS "a
ts-repos- No co5ra honoEaEies ssstA ga "a
,suuras augdan saustscuOrIsIsa,s tefualnSSS@
Isc. asnrS Ben Cline, rs GuG.eE DEE
ssn Antonio. Texs.. Crpcsett s<t1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25
NJ. II. DIAZ

srS0EEs rERRocARknGRos MEXGCA-
Nos hare que las Companies les reT-
bs-,aa Cobro Rack Pay" aumsato de sues
dos. -hs7.es , "tienpos". 81 SURE alCan IS,
r.den.. p. q t-a5a!o 70 e dire 20 que H@oS
,sdr. ,r~c<lo u~e-ocjCs re!acIonacos son ~
profession e. t0das parties &c! PAS 90.
y,-sa al Lie. J. PEARCE NAME, $40 A~H'
s.s C,.v Life Bldg. Kansas City. SO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-25

Pog remes que de ellos. hizo Ell
Supreme Console de S]alubridaG de
Ia Ciudad de Mexico. Sc recibieron en-
las oficinas de Sandal de este puer-
to, dos mil q~uinientos tubos de Linfa
Vacunal, con el objeto de extender
activanente la vacuna. como preser-
vativo para la infection de la viruela,
pues estamos en- cl tempo propicio
para 81 aparicion como SUICIDE cada
aHo.
Is Giguo de m~enclonarse el hecho