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The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
BANKER FOUND
DEAD BY WIFE
Ashley c: Clapham Over.
come by Gas in Rhode
Island Avenue Home.

Ashley G CIapham. IS years old. for
rurer president Of the Commercial Ma
tionsl Bank, was found dead from
gas poisoning in a third floor room of
his former residence. 1909 Rhode
Island avenue northwest, at 9:S(
o'clock yesterday morning. by his
wife and 15-year-old daughter. India
Clapham.
When the body was found gas was
flowing from a defective tube at
tached to a gas heater near a bed.
Except for a table, on which were
piled several books and magazines,
the room was otherwise bare.
Clapham's lifeless body. clad only
in night garments. lay on the floor
One hand clutched the corner of the
bed covering.
An ambulance was summoned from
Emergency Hospital. Physicians
found life extinct Coroner ]. RAM
CONTINUED IN PAGE ruprr
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Officer Is Killed.
The men then rushed and were
met by Lieut. Boast and his de-
tachment. He fell almost imme-
diately, mortslly wounded, but his
slayer was riddled with bullets.
A battle ragged for forty-five
minutes, the guards bringing up a
machine gun. Three hours later
five men were arrested while
leaving Phoenix Park, which was
surrounded by an armed Gordon.
Though the attack evidently was
planned with the greatest care, ths
effect Of the rife IRE was poor. Not
window Of the lodge was pierced.
II could not be definitely ascertaine6
that Lord French was in his home al
the time. though IL is believed he vas.
Extraordinary precsntions were
taken by Dublin Castle TO hush ur
the affair. An ambulance detail sss
hurried to the scene and removed tn,
bodies. while inquirers were told that
the victims had met with an accs-
dent" Inquests on both deaths VIII
be held tomorrow.
The first attempted assassination Of
Lord French took place the sfternoou
OF December 1s. when his motor car
was smbushcd a short distance frort
the lodge building and two shots nred
through the body of the automobile,
barely missing Lord French. One Of
the assailants was killed by the mili-
tary guard, from nfteen TO twenty
men getting safely away.
There was an InIimation al the time
that the desperadoes acted on infor-
nation furnished them from the in
side OF the lodge. A rumor is in cir
culalion here that the dead assailsnt
IN the second ARRAY wss an employ
Of the manse, but this has not been
verified. He wore p civilian coat. but
military breeches His head was BAN
daged on account Of a recent injur,.
slain Man IdentIhed.
The member of the party that at
tackled the vice regal lodge carly this
morning and Was shot dead by Lord
F'rench's guards was identified late
tonight as Lawrence Carey. Of LucRn.
He had recently been treated at q
Dublin hospital for an injury 10 his
I head.
From an authoritative source IL was
learned that Lieut.. Boast. leading
the vice regal lodge guards In the di-
! rection Of the spot along the road
way whence the firing came. met
Carey and challenged him. Carey
gave no reply. The lieutenant then
! caught him by the throat. Whereupon
! one Of the soldiers fired an auto
matte pistol, the other soldiers join
/ ing in the battle with their rifles.
Both Carey and Lieut. Boast were
killed in the fray. Il Is possible that
! the lieutenant was thus slain inad-
vertsntly by one OF his own men.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
STRUCK BY: AUTO,
MAN NEAR DEATH
Woman Exonerates Motor
ist, Blaming Glare from
Second Car.

Blinded by the dazzling lights OF an
approaching automobile. Franklin J.
KImbsll. 4oS A street southeast, who
was driving his machine south on
Silver Spring road just beyond the
District line. ran down Charles A.
Dixon, IS years old and Miss Gertrude
Ward. % years old. both OF Silver
Spring. Md.
Kimball hurried the injured couple
to the Walter Reed Hospital. where IL
was said Dixon was probably fatally
injured. Miss Ward was badly
bruised.
According to the police. Miss Ward
said Kimball was running his machine
slowly. She and Dixon were walking
on the road in the same direction
Kimball was going. The other ma
chine. the identity Of whose driver has
not been established. had powerful
headlights, which blinded both Kim
ball and the couple.
The accident happened shortly after
dusk.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
AT WASHINGTON
! THEATERS

Poli's-Frank Tinney IN Some
Time"
National - "A Prince There
Was"
Shubert-G -Garrick - "Bucking
the Tiger"
Shubert-Belasco-"Joan of Ar
kansaw."
Moore's Rialto-Alice Brady
in THE Fear Market"
Loew's Palaee-Wallace Reid
in Hawthorne of the u.
S. A."
crandall's Metropolitan-Ger-
aldine Farrar in Flame of
the Desert"
Loew's Columbia - Dorothy
Dalton in His Wife's
Friend"
cosmos Continuous vaude-
vile and pictures.
crandall's Knickerbocker -
Geraldine Farrar in Flame
of the Desert"
B. F. Keith's-vaudeviIle.
Crandall's-Blanche Sweet in
"A Woman of. Pleasure"
Moore's Garden Every
man"
Moore's Strand-Leah Baird
in ~The Capitol"
The coliseum-Roller Skat-
ing.
Gayety-Burlesque;" "Best
Show in Town"
Folly-Burlesdue; ~The World
s Beaters."
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Citizens Soon to Place
Schools on Firm Basis

Normal conditions among the teach
ing force OF the District schools are
expected to succeed constant turmoil
over fears of the introduction of new
fads and fancies in the school system
as a direct result Of the inauguration
of drive by the business men and
citizens Of Washington to better the
conditions from a monetary stand.
point.
The movement launched by men rep
resentatives of the big -Four" organ
izations Of the city is to make itself
SO strongly felt by the members OF
Congress. to whom the school officials
must annually plead for relief. that
they will be compelled to give way.
They must either furnish sufficient
funds with which to relieve the stress
now prevailing In the schools or stand
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Record of Fatalities
Due to Wood Alcohol
Is Sought in District

Belief that Washington may have
contributed to the nation de toll Of
lives due to wood aIconoI poisoning
was secuted last night by certain
city officials a searching investiga-
ton of vital statistics has been or
dercd today by DIR. w. C. Fowler
District Health Officer. to establish
if any definite record exists of any
who died from drinks laced" with
the poison. A cursory search of vital
records of the last two months was
made Saturday. but it is not unlike
ly. health officials believe, that some
pertinent record may have been over
looked.
Police recall cases in which empty
bottles that had contained wood al
cohol figured in the circumstances Of
death. Recently there was a case in
which a colored woman was found
dead and an empty bottle with wood
alcohol odor was found beside her.
Police are continually turning over
to NJ. A. Posen, the District chemist.
samples of bootleg whisky" for an
alysis. The results of analysis figure
in the testimony as the cases are
disposed OF by the courts. A famil-
lar mixture peddled as whisky is
concoction Of wood alcohol. ginger
ale, lemon juice and sugar.
! Major Raymond Pullman. Superin-
tendent OF Police, commenting on the
fact that Washington had not con-
tributed any deaths by wood alcohol
I, poisoning. said last night:
only eleven drunks were listed on
police blottes for Saturday night.
This is an astonishingly low figure,
considering experiences Of past years
during the Christmas holidays, when
almost any Saturday night would
turn UP from 90 to is drunks."
Major Pullman also gave credit to
Washington's DOotleggers as being
more Intelligent" than to pass on
this variety of poison as LIQUOR:
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Heavy Tax on Amusements
In France Proposed in Bill

Paris, Dec. 2S.-A bill providing for
new taxes which Louis Klotz, the
finance minister, will submit tomorrow
to the chamber of deputies will i'm
pose a tax Of 20 per cent on the re-
ceipts of music and dancing halls.
Theaters and symphony concerts will
be assessed 10 to Is per cent. moving
picture theaters, 10 per cent. and
special spectacles. such as horse races
and boxing matches, will be taxed the
same amount.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29

Creation of a national industrial
tribunal and regional boards of IN
quiry and adjustment for the set
tlement of all disputes between
labor and capital is the chief rec
ommendation in the preliminary
report of President Wilson's second
industrial conference.
Asserting that the public has
ons been uneasy about the power
great employers and is fast be.
omins uneasy about the power Of
Teat labor organizations, the re-
ort. which was made public yes
erday. declares the community
must be assured against domination
W either. and provision is made
II representation Of the public on
|sde proposed industrial tribunal.
Safety for Public.
The plan of the conference is in
.ality a proposal for the creation
Il a national industrial court with
ibsidiary agencies to assist it in
,aintaining peace between labor
I'D capital and thereby safeguard
lg the public interests.
While the plan is now in its
lementary stages the purpose of
,aking it public at this time is to
Ivite the fullest discussion from
zen and women in every walk oi
&c.
The conference desires criticism
specially, and when it recon-
enes on January IL it intends to
! take up all ideas that have mean
time been submitted to it.
Headquarters to BE Here.
The National Industrial Tribu-
nsl." says the report. shall have il.
headquarters in Washington. and
CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
ARMY OFFICERS
TO SEEK REVIEW
OF WAR HONORS
Inquiry Likely Into Baker S
Action on Awards by
Subordinates.
NAVY BOARD IN PLIGHT
Support Daniels, Adopt
Sims Policy or Leave
Issue to Wilson?

Simultaneous Investigations OF
awards to officers and men Of the
army and navy may be made by Con-
gress. II is indicated.
Following the agitation in naval cir
cles created by Rear Admiral Sims
letter to the Secretary of the Navy
murmurs are beginning to arise from
army officers who feel themselves
sIighted in distribution of military
honors by Secretary Of War Baker.
The dissatisfied ones are those
recommended for recognition by army
boards sitting in Washington and
subsequently checked from the lists or
approved for lesser awards by Sec
retary Baker. The Secretary placed
his o. X. on the lists sent in by Gen,
Pershing. Appeals to Congress BY
these officers are looked for with it'
reconvening January 5.
Board Faces Dilemma.
When, at the behest of Secretary
Daniels. the Naval Board Of Aware
comes together again on the same dat
as Congress it will be confronted with
a dilemma. that of choosing between
the policies of the department heat
and Admiral Sims in respect to be
stowal Of war honors.
Daniels holds that Distinguished
Service Medals should go only to mel
who have performed some conspicuoul
30. - - al--a-a. - a--sss---ss
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aside and give the citizens opportunity
to supply the money.
Middle Ground ,Ellminated.
There will be no middle ground for
the Congressman. While the local
citizenry is making no threats and is
determined not to antagonize any one
in the fight for their children's edu-
cation, nevertheless they will reach
out across the country IL necessary
and place the blame on those who pre-
vent them from providing adequately
for the young men and women who
viii be the citizens OF tomorrow.
Now that the teachers realize the
people of the District are going to
make a fight to obtain better salaries
and conditions which will relieve them
of the worries with which they are
coNrlNuED ON FACE TIME
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
NO SOLUTION OFFERED
FOR MURDER In WOODS

The mystery surrounding the hnd-
ing of the murdered body Of Dominick
Cuzzucoti in a clump Of bushes near
Benning, came no closer TO solution
yesterday. Joe Altemonte. Of Fair
mont, w. Va. and Santos Pinestri.
resident of scott's alley northeast,
who are being held charged with the
murder. continued to deny any knowl-
edge of the crime.
Altemonte is a cousin Of the slain
man and Pinestri conducts the room
ing house where Cozzucoti lived. Po-
lice are working on the theory that a
ut rsonaI enemy enticed Cozzucoti to
the woods and there slew him. The
murdered man was last seen alive No
Yember Is
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Sim Feir1erS' Attack
On Home of Viceroy
!, Repulsed by Guards

Dublin Dec. 28-Dublin may be placed virtually under martial
law the result Of todays attempted assassination of NcOunt French
lord lieutenant of Ireland his home the regal lodge Phoenix
Park -
sensational attack by dozen Sim Feines, armed with rifles
pused by lodge guards after Lieut. Boast officer charge and
of the assaants had been killed and the walls Of the buildings
peppered with bullets The attempted assassination occurred 30
m under of darkness and the second attempt Lord
French's life in days
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Lad Is Killed in
Saving Dogs Life

San Rafael. Dec. S.-After saving
the life of his dog when the railroad
tracks dazed by the headlight of a
San Rafael bound train. Melvin Clark.
10, was instantly killed by the loco
motive at Corte MADEIRA station.
The youngster had tucked the dog
under his arm and started from the
tracks when he slipped and fell di-
rectly in the path of the train.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Cole Would Be Ohio Governor.

Findlay. O.. Dec. 27-Ralph D Cole,
former Representative and soldier,
has announced his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for governor
Of Ohio. He was a lieutenant colonel
with the Thirty-seventh (Ohio Ma
tional Guard Division in France.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
7w0 Saloon Men Held
On Homicide CHARGES
After 7 Patrons Die
New Haven Police Arrest Six Aliens for
Alleged Completely in Sale of Deadly
whisky" That Took Toll of 60 Lives.

six aliens today on the charge of
completely in the sale of wood alco-
hol whisky" which caused more
than sixty deaths in Hartford. MerI-
den. Chicopee and other cities and
towns in that section.
The men are alleged to have told
the police they obtained their sup
ply from a dealer in this city.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
All There But Submarine

Red Bank, N. J., Dec. 8.-Au that
was needed to make the program of
ice sports Of the Shrewsbury com
piete today was a submarine. At one
time during the afternoon an aero
plane. an automobile and a motor
cycle were competitors in a race.
The plane was an easy winner, even
while running on its wheels. BIZ
cycles. sieds, ice yachts and evea a
few horse-drawn vehicles added to the
variety of the occasion. 81.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Seize Two Cars Of Whisky.

Chicago. Dec. 2a- Government
agents today seized two carloads of
whisky which. It Is said, had been
shipped here from st. Louis. Revenue
officials have been assigned to watch
the Chicago drainage canal to prevent
liquor from being smuggled into the
cffy
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
POLICE TO BE REINFORCED.

London policemen have been, will be- drafted
re-enforce police reported This officially denied
however Another report that Dublin Castle ready
new curew law city O'Clock
n evening
The ambushed themselves 40 yards
the fire suddenly hope IL
strike Lord French.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
. Britain Wants a John D.

London. Dec. 8.-This mornings
newspapers give prominent place to
John d. Rockefeller's gift to educa-
ton. Admiration OF Mr. Rockefeller's
nrunificents Is coupled editoriaily with
lament that Great Britain has need
OF an imitator.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
London May Get Peace Pariey.

Paris. Dec. 2S-The newspaper
L'Intransigeant says the next Peace
Conference will be held in London
not in Paris. because Premier Lloyd
George will be unable to leave Eng
land on account OF the Irish situa-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Sixty-Mile Ridge
OF Gold Located
In Far Australia

London. Dec. 2s.-News was
received here today of the dis
covery of 4 se-mile ridge Of gold
near Kalgooriie. in Western Aus
tralia.
1t is the longest gold-bearing
formation ever found in history.
The new Klondike already Is
attracting prospectors from all
parts Of the world.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Much Typhus in Madrid.

Madrid. Dec. 2S.-Madrid is experien-
cling small epidemic of typhus fever
The Civil Hospital is full Of cases and
a camp has been established on the
grounds of the San Juan Hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
HEADQUARTERS FIXED
In NATIONS CAPITAL

Regional Boards, With Dis
tricts Similar to Federal
Reserve System S, Would
Investigate. and Adjust
Disputes - Appeals to
National Body Provided
For.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
TWO SLAIN IN SECOND ATTEMPT AGAINST LORD FRENCH
COMFEREES URGE INDUSTRIAL COURT TO GUARD PUBLIC
8MORE WOOD ALCOHOL DEATHS IN AND NEAR NEW YORl
Scheme for Tribunal
Made Known to Learn
'Views for and Against

President Wilson's S Confer
ence to Reconvene Jan.
II to Consider all Sugges-
tons Affecting Proposed
Method of Averting Dis
turbances That May Be
Submitted.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29

CoN1INUED ON PAGE THREE,
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CONTINUED on PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1919-12-29
Theodore Roosevelt

: You cannot fail TO worship his memcry
Every morning In me Herald
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08
Ell GOBlERNO ITALIANO DlRlCE
UN MANIFESTO AL PUEBLO

Del s-r-icio Especial dc La PRENSA.
ROMA. Julio Ell g~oolerno ha
lanzado IN manifesto dirigiGo al
pueblo italiano en- que 10 exclta a qHe
no les presto atenc;on a las manic
bras de los agitadores: Que estan a
provechandose de la intranqullldad
que prevalace en- Ia actualidad, Y de
las demostraciones a que csta ha da-
do lugar. con Ell objeto de convertr-
la en- una agitacion de caractsr po-
!itico.
Sc agrega en- la proclama que el
gobierno les ha dado Il las a~utorida-
des municipalities plenos poderes para
r~esolver "a question de los alImantos
en- sus respectivos juriSdicciones.
La prensa ataca rudamente al Al
calde de F~iorencia, a. cue acusa de
haber dado pruebas re gran debifdad
en- Ia forma en- que les hizo frente a
las recientes denlostraciones habidas
ALI.
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soc. SEMANARIOS

Colchas de Iiao. r~clojes, srandes. 'apctes
) ~cortinas finas. Alfombras grandes: $2.Oo
Todo sin enranchc. 1923 Monterrey 81. Or
1897. r. Pucnte.
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Sc NECESITAN muchachaS para cue ira
hajen Ell Ia Finck Cigar Factory III y. Pc
COS s.. ga
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Villa enyiara TN memorial a
Mr.. Wilson
fEiene de la la

con Q! mcnor perjuicio possible para
las ciudades de Ia R2publica en- las
que hay que batirlo.
Ademas. Sc compromctcra, una vcZ
vercido q carrancismO, a pac!flcar
cl pals. en- otro t6rmino de noventa
dias.
Ofrccera tambicn. cuando Ct dcrro
Camiento del carranciSmo sea un ne
rrocamiento del c~arrancismo sea un
hccho, li~cenciar 4 todaS las fuerzaS
arnladas cue hicieron Ia revolution,
deiando solo IN pequano cIercito que
no Cbligue al pais a n ~cuantlosa ero
gaci6n. nj constItuya IN pellgro pa
ra Ia raz V para e. orden. como 10
constituye Ell c]arrancista.
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lie retiraran Ell reconocimien.
to a Carranza
(Eiene dc la 1a.)

e. viaie del trasatlantico del Girigi-
BE ;ngles R-3D. los grandes diarioS
no han olvidadc cl proxjmo arribo
Gel PrcSidente Wilson. pues conside-
ran cue Ell regreso del Primer Man
datario sera al principle de una nueva
Ease politica para 81 pals, principal
mcnte por cuanUo Sc refiere con Ia no
Utica international V muy especial
mente con Ia continental.
Por de promo Sc sahe de fuente
cierta cue .! Presidcnte pronunciari
aqui su primer discourse. que Sc es-
pera sera Ell prologo de Sd campana
en- favor he Ia Llga lie las N~aciones,
V en- Ell cue sin duda nara menci6n
de "a politica cue el gobierno va Z
seguir con relacion a Ia Doctrina Mon
roe, doctrira reconocida en el Conva-
Mo de Ia Liga V cue es Ia base de la
politica continental americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08

En- n oficina lei AbOgado de los
Estados Cnidos nos fue proporclona-
Ia una copia de In manifesto que
Gicha oficina giro con fecha recIenTe,
para L eI publico Sc entcre de el
Y en- especia!idad aquelloS a quleneS
nuGicra tocarles directamerte. DIcha
oficina federal manifesto que aun-
o2e 70 as costums5rc hacer al pd-
blico csta c.ase dc comunicaclones
por medic de IA prensa, haze una
exception Ell esta Q por Greer que
Ia mayor carte de ,oS cue lntr!ngeH
las leyeS que q Ia marerla Sc netleren'
ignoran cue clase de beo'das son las
que producer e~moriagueZ Y verltlcan
las ventas de buera f.. La Circular
= cue nos REFERENCES dice asi:
De los IafcrmeS que ME han $40
presentados por los Agentes del De
par,amento dc Jusvicia, aparece cue
hay en- San Antonio alSunaS beoi"aS
lie las IamadaS suaves Y cue en- rea-
Iidad son mas capaees de producer
emEriaguez que % era IA ~verdadera
ccrvcza.
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TRASPASOS.

Sc TRASPASA restaurant acroditado Y III
r~crtcrta. condolences. lnforman on sos So
,-.do - iIjJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-08

Sc NECESlTA IN hoia!stero compctentc.
Ocur-an luego a 526 So. Alamo.
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Ot-as disposiciones.

Fl a~rticulo 240 del Codigo Penal
de los EStados Unidos cue Ia cStado
en- vigor durante aigun tempo. r.sta
ley considera como IN deIito entar-
car 0 ser motive para que SC em0ar-
que IN envio de licor embriagarte de
cuaiQuiera naturaleZa, i mcnos que
las ~etlquctas que Sc !c coloqucn al
Gnvio ~contengan entcramentc claro
81 aombre de Ia persona 4 1"ieH sc &c
envia. Ia natlralza iel contenido Y
Ia cantidad contenlda. Por 10 que tsta
acta provce, cualquiera persona cue
~cmbarque 0 sea causa para que Sc
2mharque Sidra. poniendo en- Ia Ell
quota correspondents mo contienc
al cohol' cuando en- cfec.o 10 contie-
ne, quede sUjeta q ser perSegUida. En-
adici6n, la Sidra u otro licor, estara
sujeto a embargo ' eoafiscacion. Il
castigo fija4o por esta ley es IRA
mu!ta que no eXceGa de cinco MI pc
SOS.
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tNV U.NbINt -NINVI y NItEII''
Sao dgda aI-una. como ot-as personaS G"s
es,a0 --f-;-0ao. Id 81 n hecho "a mea"ao
s4 p-,<-za. IA s4al stemrrs quea' sin
-esp-esta-
La ,icn-a IA denosJ-sdo cue q Eeana-
tsuo 9, saasado no- Ee-=enes Ulc nene
n sarE-c. g e1e 81 l7ico medic para aaecr
Que "a ~a5e-mrdad teSapa3"sca. g ei g"S de
IN ~N~-liu g1s cau'na -ndoE sos Ger-n'-
res de- 4 ,aa--c Ez:1 IS "a -azo0 no. .
rzr-r,7- ev-r-~~-. no pustr- d4r u~s guc
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Sc NECESITAN muchachoS hole-os. 0cu-
r-an Embellishments q i04i. Z, Houston s..
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Tn gobierno civil.

Uno de los PARTICIPATES ofrecimlen-
tos oue Villa hara dircctamente al
P~residente Wilson en- SUI cltado me-
mortal. sera e. de cue nlnguno DE
los hombres de armas de Ia revoIu-
cion. ocupara puesto a.guno en- Ia
nueva politica nacional.
f; gobierno da Mexico, sc pondra
en- nanos de ~civiles series, de aptitud
reconocida ror TODD el pals, aun
cuando no esten francamente atllla-
dos NJ villismo. civileS Gle dlspondran
&c TODD ell apoyo del ej6ccito para IA
consolidation de 81 ]gobIerno.
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Sc NECESITA una recamsrcra para Ia
vado Y yianchado CT tamiiia de 5 personals.
Ocurran Il 5l4 Magnolia Ave. tl9t.
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To ANN NJ I.NI LhWIIINU.
IN a,vio temporal. puss no puedcn llcGar 81
o-5=cn dc "a cnic-mcdaG. los Ecmcnc5 Cue
~!asestaa ~ saa=-e a mi!lonss.
:. ;. =. "a sido uSado para cl rcumatis-
-r. con los mas So-prrrdeatcs resultado5
Gc.d" lacc mas &c 80 ano-- Empjecc = to-
mario roy m5s1o = vera I'd. como en- po-
CO. tcr7-o SCI vsr., hbrc &c su RcEnatis-
no. rus6s I'd. adquirir vaI.osa r~onsuIta
rats j" III cro3io casa csc-Ibjendo a "A
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S~.t, Co. Dept. D. ATLANTA. GEORGIA.