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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
FL GOBERNADOR DE
OUERETARO FUE
CONSIGNADO
AL SENADO
Tambien la Legislature
Discuti0 la Camara sobre
eI retro de las faculta-
des e~xtraordinariaS
a CarranZa
CIUDAD D EMENICO, Octubre l

CIUDAD D EMENICO, Octubre II
Ell ~gobernador V la Legislature del
Estado dc Queretaro, acusados ante
Ia Camara de varios delitos del orden
constitutional, r~elacionados con las
el~ecciones que ultimamente sc efec-
tuaron en- aquella entidad, fueron
consignados en- definitiva al Senado
ell que Sc encargara de a~bsolverlos o
c~ondenarlos en- e. jurado respective.
La consignacion Sc hizo despues de
varios dias de acaloradas discusiones,
en- las que Sc lego a la conclusion
de que, en- efecto, los acuSados eran
responsables de los delitos de que es-
taban acusados. Los esfuerzos que
los ~defensores hicieron, fueron mutt
les, en- vista de Ia a~brumadora cam
tidad de pruebas irrefutables que Sc
presentaron en- apoyo de Ia ~acusacion.
Sobre la pacificacion del pals.
Terminate va ell asunto de Perrus-
quia Sc procedio a tratar 10 relative
a las facultadeS cXtraordinarlaS en-
ell ramo de Hacienda, ~cOncedidas a.
executive. Fue el orador ManliO Fa-
bio Altamirano el que primeramentc
hablo. diciendo que con esas faculta-
des Sc habia vuelto al periodic precons
titucional V que las cosas habian cam
biado. 70 pregunto-dijo Altamira-
no que es 10 que el Executive ha
hecho de esas Facilitates? 3Ha pacl-
ficado siquiera el pals?
taGes extraordlnariaS no o ST.
Presidente de la R~epublica prcgun-
taria a csta Camara: que sc ha hecho
en- question de presupuestos?
Mena levanta 81 voz g informo que
Ia Comision de Presupucstos. dc "a
que 81 formaba parte, habia trabaja-
do con entusiaSmo V ardor.
BeraStcguj habl6 ' dijo que a pc
isar de 10 que Sc dijera, Ia tai Conf
sion de Presupuestos no Sc ocupaba
mas de politica rabona.
Garcia So dirigio Iuego a Altamira-
no: listed dice que con las faculta-
deS extraordinarias el executive nc ha
pacificado e. pals? Gree listed que
sin elias el pals Sc pacificara inmedia-
tamente?
Altamirano contcsto: Las facul-
mo una forma de cu5rir n dicta-
dura que csta en- pugna con Ia Cons
titucion de 1917. Con esas faculta-
des Carranza no ha hecho otra cosa
que conquistarse amigos Y hacer pro
paganda en- los Estados para imponcr
au~toridades Y gobcrnadores a SUI gus
to, hecho con ell cual Sc ha dado
bandera a Ia revolucion.
Siguio hablando Altamirano sobre
estos topicos Y lego a Ia conclusion
de que e. executive no necesita va
de las facultades eytrarordinarlaS,
concedidas por 81 Congreso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

En- todas las droguerias de la Gu
dad sc ha notado un gran d~escenso
en- las ventas del Calomel Y todos
cstan de acuerdo en- dar esta explica-
cion: "Dodson's Liver Tone esta to-
mando su lugar.'
Ell Calomel cs peligroso Y el pI-
blico 10 sabe" e. "Dodson's Liver
Tone" es garantizado personalmente
Dor cada dueno de drogueria donde Sc
vende. Una botella grande no cues
ia mucho, pero en- case de que deJe
de producer los mejores resultados
para cl entorpecimiento del higado y
constipation, ell importe de la medlcl-
ma sera devuelto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

-Noticias cue llegan del Estado
vecino de -Colima. son al efecto de
en- aquella Entidad Federativa
Sc ha lanzado Ia proclama convo-
cardo al pueblo q elecciones para
avuntamierto en- varios municipios.
De Ia misma manera Sc sabe cue
dada la situacIon economical tan Il
premiante en- que Sc e]ncuentra el te'
soro pubIico del Estado, y siendo de
TODD punto indispensable slovenian
10. Sc ha dispuesto la venta de algu-
los terrenos de la propiedad de- Go
blerno, para que con 81 producto Sc
puada salir de la situacion en- cue
ahora Sc halla ell referido gobierno
~resoecto de sus empleados y profeso
yes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
Varias ~opiniones.

FL diputado Plancarte hahlo en-
contra de Ia opinion De Altamirano,
hacienda yer la receSidsd de la sub
sistencia de dichas facultades extra
ordinarias por cl tempo, al menos,
cue permanezca ell ramo de hacienda
sin orcanizar. Fl Lie. Trejo, MEM
bro de la Comisi6n de PresupuestoS,
hizo una aclaracion. manifestando
cue no Sc p~retendia guitar al Ejecu-
two en- 10 absolute las facultades,
sino solamente en- Ell ramo de presu-
puestos. Sc hablo en- seguida de que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17
RAFAEL ALDUCIN DECLARE QUE
LA SlTUAClCN MEXICANA
ESTA MEJOShNDO

NUEVA YORK, octubre 16.-En
una e~ntrevista con isa-acI AlduciH.
Director del Excelsior" que SC ha
publicado en- Ia prcnsa &c aQui MA
nifesto este que por mas que Ia 81
tuaci6n mexicana no csta arregIada
aIn. 81 esta m~cjorando dcsdc cl pun
to de vista comercial J que dicha me-
,joria Sc refleja dc ane indiscuti-
BILE en- el anuncio que Sc hace en- los
~peri6dicos de la Ciudad de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

"Dodson's Liver Tone" es un agra
dabie remedio prJamente vegetal,
inofensivo tanto para los ninos como
para las personals mayores. Tome
una cucharada por Ia noche Y a Ia
manana siguiente sc sentira perfec-
tamente, no padecera de biliosidad,
dolores de cabeza, acidez en- ell esto-
mayo o constipation de los intestlnos.
No enferma, no causa retortijones nj
otras molestias como ell terrible ca
lionel. al dfa siguiente de haberlo to-
mado. Tome una dosis dc calomei
hov y manana Sc sentira debil. en-
fermo V ION nauseas. No pierda I'd
ell dia.
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EDICION SEMANARIA
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Panama.. Europa. etc:
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Los pages deben hscerse 2or sdelantado.
en- giro postal O dc Express, carta ceruilca-
On o letra scbre Nueva York. Los precios
de suscripci6n son ea dinero americana . su
eauivaIencia en- mcasda del pals de donde
Sc sclicite e. pe-iodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

con csc pretexto sc habian c]oncedido
esas f~acultades Y que luego Sc habian
lido extendiendo hasta que cl gobier-
no quedo en- libertad para mandar
en- Hacienda de una manCra compile
ta.
E. Lie. Palacios Moreno tercio en-
la question Y opino que no era dc qui
tarse las Facilitates al executive sin
una raz6n verdaderamente justifica-
da. Termino Palacios Moreno dlcien-
do que antes de tcrminar el asunto sc
meditara serena Y juiciosamentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-17

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The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17
Victory Buttons Ready For Issue

The Victory buttons. silver for those wounded in action and bronze for all others. have been received oy the United States army recruiting station, Dona. ghey building. Seventh and Main streets, Thursday morning, Lieut.. Ed ward Wolfe. publicity officer. announced.
 It consists of a i've pointed star surrounded oy wreath and with the letters U. $. in the center.
 These buttons VII be issued to all discharged soldiers upon presentation of their original discharge certificate or a true CODY.
 Itis suggested that the easi. est and cheapest way for a man
The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17

The week of July 21st has been set apart for raising the fund of S75.000 with which te if nance the celebration of Arkan
 sas' one-hundredth birthday in Little Rock, Nov. 17-22. Several counties have already reported that their quotas are in sight. The Bradley county chairman says he will raise bis quota in an hour. Other chairmen express confidence in their ability to
The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17
Guaranteed Against Stretch

For every l Der cent the Levi athan belt stretches after the first cut 3 per cent of the pur- chase price will be refunded. There is no reason why the belt user should pay the cost of stretch. Layne & Bowler Go. sell these belts. See A. N. Hol- lingshead, local salesman for Carlisle. 3O-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17
WISE BROTHERS
 LOCAL DEALERS CARLISLE ::: ARKANSAS

raise the assessments. This money Is to be used in paying prizes and in defrating the ex- pense of freight and express for exhibits to and from Little Rock. An active organization is being formed in every county in the state. with men in charge who are proud of the state and are ready to do everything in their power to ad sance it's interests.
 Get your sale bills printed at the Independent office. 27-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17

to get his buttons will be to go to the United States army recruit ing station, 62l Main street, Lit tie Rock, with his original d1s- charge certificate. no copy being necessary in this case and no ex pense of getting notary to make 9 copy.
 For the benefit Of those who are hot in the vicinity of Little Rock. they may mai their orlgi nal discharge certificates to the recruiting officer with a letter of transmittal asking for Victory button, and their discharge and button will be promptly return ed to them.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17

This springs hats are wonderfully becoming. and here are three of them designed for the younger woman. At the top a dress hat of braid and georgette; at the bottom a street hat of satin and beads. and between them a semidress hat frightened by ribbon and flowers.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17

A nice fulI line of paints and oils at the Arkmo Lumber Co.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-07-17

To translate his idea of charm and utility combined in frock. some gifted designer has used such simple means as tricot, satin and bone but tons. They have been put together most skillfully in a dress that will appeal to the young woman who re- quires serviceable clothes and insists upon good style in them.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-08-02
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF MO-
 HAVE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIZONA.

July 15h 1919 The Supervisors Mhave County State of Arizona met ths Chairman L. h. FosVe Member; A. Member and J. S. Withers, Clerk The following County checked the Board and or dered pad ,-. Fund Demand Mo- TO whom rurpoSe F"N"' Salary 6SO or the OFFICIALS VI GOO County for period ending July 15h 1919 $zSoooo before the Board motion they stand at recess until o'clock A. M July 16h 1919.
 AYERS, ATTEST: oiarh"u' J. S. WITHERS, Clerk
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Women's Blouses

II Lingerie Blouses, voiles, ba-
tistes and ginghams: one or two
of a kind. from regular stock;
five size "a. one 36. one 3S. four
40. two AZ, three A. five 46. $1.oO
each; were 1926 to s2.95.
10 Lingerie Blouses, linens,
dimity,, voile and organdie; one
or two of a size. from regular
stock; one size "a. four &c. three
SO, one 40, three AZ. five "A. two
46. S3.O5 each; were $500 to
s675.
2 White Crepe de Chine
Blouses, with frills edged in Nile
green; one size AZ, one A. 1895
each; were $3.50.
II Black Crepe de Chine
Blouses. tucked and tailored
styles: five size "a. three 36, one
SO. two 40. $3.05 each; were
$3.50 and s5.75.
27 Georgette Blouses. embroid-
cred, tucked and frilled styles
from regular stock, one or two
of a style; white, flesh. French
blue, navy, mahogany and black;
five size "a, twelve 36. five 3s. one
40, two AZ, one A. one 46. 1895
each; were $5.75 to 1915.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Girls Apparel

6 Bloomer Dresses, splendid
quality chambray. in solid blue
or green. with hand-stitched art
cloth collars: sizes 6 and 8. 1896
each; were $3.50.
2 Girls Dresses, one pink. the
other corn color chambray; in
one-piece styles. with embroid-
cred belts. and clever touches OF
black shocking; sizes and 8.
$500 each; were $3.50.
Brown Peter Pan Cloth Dress,
with belt and white pique collar;
size 8. $3.50; was 1915.
IL Middies, good quality Ions
dale jean; some with colored col
lars; others all white; both laced
and regulation styles; sizes to
IA. $1.25 each; were 1928 to $500.
5 pairs Girls White Galatea
Boomers, with elastic knees;
sizes 8, IL and IA years. 05c pair;
were $1.50.
2 White Guimpes, good quality
India linon, with white pique
collar and cuffs and long sleeves;
slightly soiled: size 10. $3.50
each; were 1896.
1 Guimpe. white India 1inon.
with tucked yoke, round neck;
button in back; size 8. csc; was
SIPS.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
FIRST ATTEMPT TO RENEW
PARIS NIGHT. LIFE FAILS
Scarcely Enough Patronage Be-
tween 12 and 1 O'Clock to
Pay for Trouble.


PARIS, Wednesday, October Is (by
the Associated Press).-The first at
tempt to revive the old night life of
Paris is generally regarded here as a
distinct failure. A few late suppers
were served last night in Mont
martre establishments between mid
night and in the morning, but there
was scarcely enough patronage to
pay for the trouble. Business also
was light in boulevard establishments
which during the war closed at an
early hour.
In the Latin quarter alone there
was some show of resurrecting old
conditions. Students celebrated the
first night under peace time regula-
tions. but had only reluctant service
from walters. who have generally
been thoroughly won to the idea of
early closing. Outside the Latin
quarter and off the boulevards all es-
ADJUSTMENTS were deserted shortly
after II o'clock. Some remained open
as sort of formal Inauguration of
the new regime, until midnight. but
closed then to save needless waste Of
electricity.
1t is the opinion of residents here
that night resorts in future must look
to the foreigner for patronage.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Friday Special in
Swift's Pride Soap, &c
Cake: Csc Dozen

A good laundry and household
soan Not less than two dozen
cakes delivered.
wizard Oil Mops Used
in Demonstrations
< Wizard Oil Mops. ,S5c each:
~1fs wizard Dust Mop. sl.1s; was
$175.
Wizard Dust Mop. CSC: was
i Wizard Oil Mop. s1.1s, was
4 Wizard Wall Mops. CSC each;
Wizard Wall Mops. CSC each;
were SIPS.
Glass Towel Bar. s1.e5, was
i Glass Towel Bar. o5c, was
i Glass Towel Bar. &l5, was
Lot Small Wire Garment
Hangers. 15c dozen: were 6Oc.
White Tumbler Holders. 4Oc
each; were 65c.
Bottles Butter Color. 14c
each; were 25c.
Garoase Noii' leaks. SScD was
$1.65.
Wall Duster. s5c, was SIPS.
Kitchen Knives. 1Oc each;
were 20c..
Kitchen Forks. loo each;
were zoe.
A few bottles Of Johnson's
Wood Dye at greatly reduced
prices.
HousefurniAhing Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Children's Shoes Reduced
to S1.75 Pair

Turn and Welt Sole Button
Shoes; several broken lines that
We are closing out on Friday:
ca pairs in all.
16 pairs Patent Leather Shoes
with black cloth or black and
white kid tops; sizes 3B; &c;
6:&, Z, 7ia and Sc.
9 pairs Tan Russia Calfskin
Shoes: sizes 3 and 3EB: 31a.
5i5 and &C.
IS pairs Black Calfskin Shoes:
sizes 6B: 3, 31k, 4. 5, and &C;
31s, 4, Az, and SD; 2, 3, 3k. and
Be.
2 pairs White Canvas and Blu ck-
skin Shoes; sizes 6B. SIC.
pairs Black Kidskin Shoes
with patent tip: sizes S, 5a, 6.
6RB: &c; SD; Sc.
$I.75 pair; were s2.25 to $500.
Children's Shoes, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
China and Porcelain

2 Haviland- China Cove r. q d
Dishes. $3.75 each; were $500.
Haviland China Teapot, tea-
rose design. S1.95; was $4.00.
Dozen Limoges China After
Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers,
prettily decorated. $s.85 dozen:
were $3.50.
Dozen Bouillon Cups and
Saucers. handsomely decorated.
$500 dozen; were $1,000.
French China 12-inch Platter,
border design. $2-5Os was $3.50.
Limoges China Sauce Boat
and Stand. $1.5O, was s35e.
Limoges China Covered Muffin
Dish. prettily decorated. sI.:ss
was $3.50.
Imported Decorated Pickle
Dishes. 5ec each: were SIPS.
1 American Pottery Jardiniers.
prettily blended. $I.50; YVES $3.50.
Limoges China Sugar and
Cream: Set. border pattern. $I.5o,
was $3.50.
China Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Lingerie

s White Outing Flannel Gowns.
yoke styles with high necks, long
sleeves, trimmed with colored
braid; sizes II and Is. $1.4S
each, We're $1.95.
IL Nainsook Gowns. Empire ef-
fects with low neck. short
sleeves, lace trimmings; sizes l6
and IL. 7Sc each; were $500.
Nainsook Gowns, plain tuck
ed yokes or embroidery trimmed.
V or high necks, long sleeves:
extra sizes. $1.S5 each; were
$3.50.
IL Cambria Corset Covers. fit-
ted styles with v necks. trimraed
with wide embroidery: sizes ~
and "A. 3:sc each. were Soc.
Lingerie Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16

MS IS eXceIIent tI1lIe 10 get Gu
Also the following at greatly reduced prices
10 pairs Ecru French Lace Arabian Curtains,
side border and corner designs, mounted
heavy bobinet; ~ yards long. $3.50 pair; were
$3.50.
8 pairs Handsome Handmade Filet Curtains
with handsome motifs of handmade fi1et lace
combined with fine cluny. $4,000 pair; were
10 Single Wolfe Curtains with lace edge and
corner motif; 3 yards long; in cream and white.
$150 the single or half curtain; were $50
2 pairs Renaissance Lace Curtains, white and
cream; slightly mismatched in color; yards
long. S37S pair; were $500.
2 pairs Renaissance Curtains, edge and nser-
ton trimming with corner design S67S pair
were $o0c
pairs Fine Renaissance Curtains, edge and
insertion trimming. 5000 pair; were $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Friday Reductions in
Misses Suits
Women's Sweaters

White Brushed Wool Sweat
ers. with black knit wool collar
and cuffs: taken from regular
stock: one size 3S. one ~. two
a.. $s..5 each. were $1,000.
1 Salmon Fiber Silk Slipover,
fancy stitch design with deep
purIed waist line, and black stripe
trimmings; size Al. &s.s5; was
$1,000.
Fancy Weave Fiber Silk
Sweaters, with fancy striped COL
lar. cuffs and belt: from regular
stock; size A. $I.55 each; were
$500.
Primrose Ribbed wod1
Sweater. with purple striped boz
der: from regular stock; size AZ
$S.75. was S12.75.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
EX-SOLDIER Is SOUGHT.
Father of Samuel R. Hirsh OF
"Herskowitz" Seriously III.

Urgent appeal has been made to
the authorities in this city to locate
Samuel r. Hirsh Of Jacksonville Fla.
who served during the war as a SER
geant in the United States ARMY.
While in the Army he went by the
name of Samuel r. Herskowitz. Upon
obtaining his discharge he did not
communicate with his father. and at
the present time is supposed to be
in this city seeking employment.
The boys father is seriously i'll at
home and wants to see his son at.
once. so as to provide for him. The
absent youth is said to have been
seen here recently. Any information
regarding him should be sent to Rabbi
DR.. Salo Stein. 33 West 9Th street,
Jacksonville. Rabbi Stein has charge
OF the church in which the boys
father Is parishioner and is aiding
in the attempt to locate the son.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Women's Hosiery

IS pair Women's Full Fash
ioned Boot Silk Hose. in Nile,
sky. pink and yellow; slightly
soiled; size 10. Soc pair; were
S5c
"a pair Women's Tan Cotton
Hose. full fashioned. fall weight;
size S1a. 35c pair; were 60c.
35 pairs Women's Black and
Unbleached Cotton and LiSle
Hose. having mended places; siZ-
es s1a and 9. 35c pair; were 60c
and 75c.
30 pairs Women's Full FASH
ioned Silk Hose. in black, white,
cordovan. fawn and navy:
slightly irregular weave of s225
quality; sizes S1a to 10. Specially
priced, $1.5O pair.
Women's Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
ch;ldren's and Infants Wear

10 Children's Chambray creep
ers, pink, blue or green; some
smocked, others with white or
candle collars and cuffs; sizes 1
and 2 years. $2.95 pair; were
1915 to $3.50.
6 Children's Handmade Dimity
Dresses, turnover collars and
cuffs stitched in blue or white:
sizes months and l year. $1.95
each: were $3.50.
Infants Handmade Muslin
Pillow Slips, with hand-scalloped
edges: size 13x17. $1.35 each;
were $500 and s2.25.
Infants Long Handmade
skirts, with tucked and hand
scalloped hens. $1.25 each; were
is Infants Long Nainsook
skirts, handmade. Gertrude or
waist styles with hand-scalloped
ruffles and tucks. $1.05 each;
were s2.75 and $500.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
D'ANNUNZIO HAS SENT
APPEAL TO CLEMENCEAU
Asks Premier to Take Initiative
in Declaring Fiume
Free Port.

PARIS. October 16 (Havas)-Capt.
Gabrielle DAnnunzio, whose forces
now are holding the city of Fiume,
has sent message to Premier Glenn
enceau asking that the latter take the
initiative in obtaining a declaration
from the allied governments making
Fiume a free port.
Capt. D'Annunzio says he has draft
ed manifesto inviting Serbians and
Italians to recognize mutual national
rights. The manifesto. which will be
delivered by airplanes, will call upon
the two nations to maintain the
bonds Of brotherhood which have been
sealed by blood"
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Silk Lingerie

2 Philippine Envelope Chemise.
nainsook, daintily hand embroid-
cred in solid and eyelet work and
hand scalloped: size sc. $2.Q6
each; were S4.00.
Philippine Corset Covers. nain-
sock, hand scalloped; sizes 3S
and ~. $1.15 each; were s1.75.
4 Philippine Envelope Chemise.
with attractive eyelet, hand en-
broidery and hand scalloping;
sizes 36, 3S and A. <3.95 each:
were $3.50.
Lingerie Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-10-16

"a pieces Mems Ribbed Cotton
Underwear, medium weight;
shirts, size "A; drawers, sizes SO.
3S and A. 75c garment; were
S1.50.
IS pairs Mems Heavy Natural
Gray Merino Drawers, reinforced
seats. regular length; sizes 80.
a. 36 and 40. $1.50 pair; were.
$500.
48 Mems Silk Socks, fancy
striped patterns, Isle toes and
heels; sizes 10. 101z and 11k. Csc
pair; were $1.25.
AZ Mems Fancy Coiored Silk
Four-in-H Hand Ties, figured pat
terms, medium and dark shades.
S5c each; were s1.50 and S2.00.
Mems Furnishing Section, First foor.