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him, would theyf He doesn't even
know you, does he, mammal"
"That hasn't anything to do with 1t.
eyes. it hast 1 mean: none Of the
Anderson family go to see him, and
they never have him come in their
house; they wouldn't ask him to, and
probIy wouldn't even let him."
"That isn't what we're talking
about"
81 bet" said George emphatically,
81 bet If he wanted to see any Of EN-,
he'd hat to go around to the side
door"
''No, dear, they"
Eyes, they would, mammal So what
does it matter If I say somep'm' to
him he didn't like? That kind o.
people, don't see why you can't say
anything you want to to 'eml"
mo, George. And you haven't an
swered me whether you said that
dreadful thing he says you did"
"Well-" said George. Anyway,
he said somep'm' to me that made me
mad" And upon this point he offered
no further details; he would not ex-
plain to his mother that what had
made him "mad" was Mr.. Smiths
hasty condemnation of herself: ''Your
mother ought to be ashamed" and
"a woman that lets a bad boy Ike
you" George did not even con-
slider excusing himself by quoting
these insolenceS.
Isabel stroked his head. "They
were terrible words for you to use,
dear. From his letter he doesn't seem
a very tactful person, but"
"He's just riffraff," said George.
'sYou mustn't say So" his mother
gently agreed. "Where did you learn
those bad words he speaks Of? Where
did you hear anyone use them2"
"Well, I've heard 'em serreval
places. 1 guess Uncle George Amber
son was the first I ever heard say 'em.
Uncle George Anderson said 'em to
papa once. Papa didn't like It, but
Uncle George was just laughin' at
papa, an then he said 'em while he
was laughin.'"
THAT was wrong of him." she said
but almost instinctively he detected
the lack of conviction in her tone. II
was Isabel's great falling that what
ever an Anderson did seemed right tx
her, especially If the ANDERSON wai
either her brother George or her sor
George. 'You must promise me-" she
said feebly, "never to use those bat
words again"
81 promise not to-" he said prompt
ly-and he whispered an immediate
codicil under his breath: Sunless ge
mad at somebody This satisfied {
code according to which, in his owl
sincere belief, he never told lies.
"That's a good boy" she said, ant
he ran out to the yard, his punishment
over.
AS an Anderson he was already [
public character, and the story Of hi
adventure In the Rev. Malloch Smith
front yard became town topic. Man!
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able part of this festival, and although
there were a dozen or more middle
aged men present, not casually e =
distinguished from him IN general q
pect. he was probably the last psEsn
in the big house at whom stEansa
would have glanced twice i dld "
enter Georges mind to mention Z
Miss Morgan that this was his laiaa
or to say anything whatever an0a
him.
Mr.. Minafer shook his sons nsn
unobtrusively in passing.
"IIl take Uncle John home !
said in a low voice. 4Then ~
I'll 90 on home myself-Fm na .
great hand at parties, yOu sn'7
Good night, George"
George murmufed a friendly enoas
good night without pauslng' y.
narily he was not ashamed # ile !. - ].
afers: he seldom thought about Is.
at all. for he belonged, as moa 90 $.
lean children do to the mother -
ily-but he was anxious not y " w. I
with Miss Morgan IN the vienna =
old John, whom he felt g p
grace 800. Il,
He pushed brusquely tnFOssl s
fringe Of calculating youths We 3.
rafhered in the arches, walcn,e 4.
chcnces to dance only with gflS y.
vonld soon be taken off iher a !. 4.
md led his stranger lady OUT w. '..,'is.
fioor. They caught the time lnA''1''''
and were away in the waltA -, 81
George danced well, and u.s. J =. 1 =.
ran seemed to float as part q + VI p =
s,c the VERY dove itself Of re III
ma" George became consslg1 sxsI.
strange feelings within him ,.' y
t s.+Ine Of soul, tender but inde 49,
and seemingly located ID -
mart of his diaphragm. -.
The stopping d the muse 10 -
,,,,ar him IKE the waking 70 % 80 \
CLOCK clock for instantly six Or se y s :
the calculating persons ANU .s,ls Mo,l
tryways bore down upon .i, s md b h
| TO secure dances4 Geofs $500 & !
with one already estiaDAie''s
belle, it seemed
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people glanced at him with great dis
taste thereafter, when they CHANGED
to encounter him, which meant 10th
IN to George, because he innocentiy
believed most grown people to be nee
essarily cross locking as normal phe-
nomenon resulting from the adult
state; and he failed to comprehend
that the distasteful glances had any
personal bearing upon himself. II he
had perceived such bearing he would
have been affected only so far, prob
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A DARk.EYED LITTLE BEAUTY OF NINETEEN.

1873 when other people
Anbens
with ana
avenue
Minafer the
would bestowed
lite in Keeping wtht preolcuons
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Aold times startl n.
over again! my Lofds
1To Be coNTINU e. ..
One for Mamma.

r sent my small daughter ter. ! i
front room to do some $500 Il
hearing her around. ! stspp ~
idly by the window WIN -
unfinished. / said to nsl s HI
you know Satan finds VIZ y
hands to doY" She quickly ~.
HE must be something ~
Exchange.
The sun., 1919-10-28
INVESTORS ADD TO
US. STEEL HOLDING
Last Quarters Figures Show
Heavy Gain, Compared With
Speculative 0wnings.

The quarterly figures Of holdings Of
United States Steel Corporation stock.
made public yesterday, indicate a large
increase in the number of shares held
for investment compared with those held
for a speculative move. The gain is a
continuation of accumulation by invest
ors which began in 1916 and continued
right up to the first quarter of this
year. In the second three months of
1919. however, the falling off in the
number of shares owned for investment
was noticeable.
Yesterdays report shows that on Sep
tember 80 investors holdings of stock
totalled 2.972,511 shares against 2,92e,-
$50 at the end of the second quarter
of this year, 3,105,509 at the end of the
first 1919 quarter. and 2,132,5S9 at the
close Of last year. With the increase in
ing decline in the number of shares held
by spectators in the names of various
brokers.
Stock Of that class, held in brokerage
houses, totalled 2,110,514 shares on Sep
tember 80 against 2,162,165 on June
80, 1,977,964 on March 81, and 2,95O,4
at the end of last year. Thus on Sep
tember 80 41.52 per cent. OF the total
outstanding common stock of the cor
poration was in the hands of spectators,
against 42.53 per cent. on June 80, 1881
per cent. on March 81, and 5S.O4 per
cent. on December 81, 1918. Investors
holdings on September 80 represented
5S4S per cent. of the total common
stock, against 5757 per cent. on June
80, 61.09 per cent. March 81, and Abs
per cent. at the end of last year.
Not only was there decrease in bro
kers' holdings of common stock last
quarter. but similar decline was ap-
parent in the report on speculative own
ership of preferred shares At the end
of the third 1919 quarter 1928 shares,
or SIS per cent of the aggregate senior
issue, were held in the names OF stock
brokers, against 325.646. or 9.O3 per
| cent, at the end of the preceding quar-
| ter.
A very material decline in the number
| of shares held for foreign account was
shown in yesterdays report. On June
| 30, 465,474 shares. or 9.15 per cent, OF
| the common stock was held by foreign
owners, but at the end of the last quar-
| ter that figure had fallen to 394.543
shares, or 7.76 per cent. The foreign
holdings at the end of the third quarter
of year mark a low record since the
early years of the corporations history.
Just prior to the war. in June, 1914. for
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eign holdings of steel common were 1907
per cent of that issue
A considerable amount or that foreign
held Steel stock has been liquidated since
the signing of the armistice. 1t Is gen
orally accepted that much Of that liqui-
dation represented stocks held In enemy
countries and sold through Holland, In
asmuch as the largest decline In foreign
holdings is the Holland figures.
Compared with the preceding quarter
British holdings fell off more than 1000
shares and French holdings nearly 500
shares Hollands liquidation brought
the total down from 210,525 shares. held
at the end of June, to 1883 shares on
September 80. Canada disposed of more
than 1000 shares, but Switzerland in
creased her holdings thirty shares. A
small decline was shown in the holdings
by West Indian investors. German and
Austrian holdings remained unchanged
at 2,SSS.
The following table shows the holdings
in the principal foreign countries at the
end of the last quarter and those Of
June 30, 1919; September 30, 1917. when
the selling from abroad, brought on by
the war, reached its height, and June 80,
1914, before the war began:
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tions of the loan should be accepted by
this Government and by the Government
TO which the loan should be made, to en-
courage and facilitate free intercourse
between American citizens and foreign
States, which is mutually advantageous,
tho Government would be willing to aid
In every way possible, make prompt and
vigorous representations and take every
possible step to insure execution OF
equitable contracts made in good faith
by its citizens in foreign lands. The an
nouncement added that 1t was hoped that
the American group would be associated
with British, French and Japanese bank
crs.
Despite steps already taken, the con-
sortium is not ready to extend immediate
aid to China, and the new loan comes
into being merely because of delay In OBJ
tanning concerted action by the con-
sortium. 1t would cause no surprise II
the loan, subsequently should be merged
with loans to be made by international
groups of bankers.
The sun., 1919-10-28
COLOMBIAN PETROLEUM co.
veIopment of Corporation's
Lands Il Under Way.

Recent offering of new stock of the
Carib Syndicate, Ltd, to its stockhold-
ers for SO, 900 a share and announcement
that every present share of the syndi-
Gates stock would be split into 100
shares calls attention to the Importance
of the Colombian Petroleum Company
in connection with the syndicate and
the Cities Service Company. Carib Syn
dicate stock, which for several weeks
hung around $4,000 share, has ad-
vanced to more than $4,000 a share. The
new stock Is selling around A on the
curb.
The Colombian controls what Is known
as the Barco concession on the Rio de
Orc in Colombia. comprising more than
1895 900 acres.
The Colombian Petroleum Company,
organized under Delaware laws, has
s5, ,000, 900 authorized capital. of which
rs per cent is controlled by Henry L.
Doherty & Co. in the interestseof the
Cities Service and 25 per cent. by the
syndicate.
Development work is under way on the
Colombian company's lands.
The sun., 1919-10-28
Offer Eisemann Magnetic stock.

Van Emburgh 4 Atterbury. Eastman
Dillon & Co. and Mcclure. Jones
Reed are Offering a new issue of s1.50O,-
900 Eisemann Magnetic Corporation
per cent. cumulative sinking fund pre-
ferred stock at 97ls and accrued div
dend to yield about 7.15 per cent The
company manufactures high tension
magnetos Its net earnings, after Fed
eral taxes for the year ended on June
30. 1919, amounted to s637.s74, or more
than six times its preferred stock div
idend requirements.
The sun., 1919-10-28
Farm Loan Coupons Due Nov. 1.

On November 1 there will be due and
payable the semi-annual interest cou-
pons on the various issues OF farm loan
bonds issued by Federal land banks
under direction and control OF the Fed
eral Farm Loan Board. For the conve-
nience of banking institutions and the
public the Federal Reserve Bank OF
New York is prepared to receive from
holders such coupons for payment.
Checks in payment of the coupons thus
deposited in advance will be ready for
delivery at 10 A. NJ. on November l.
1919. Member banks will have proceeds
credited to their reserve accounts on re-
quest
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-09
Ell FONDO DE-
LECHE Y Hello

FL fondo Gestinado a proportional
les a los nihos pobres Leche Y Hieio
sigce aumentando debido a la coope-
racion de los lectones de LA PREM
SA, que han hallado simpatica Ia
idea, cosa que 1t podia dejar de acon
tecer, pues los mexicanos siempre
estan dispuestos a contribuir en- TODD
aQu.2llo que es bueao y que es no.
ole. Seguramente Ell los dias siguien-
ties nuestros comPatriotas seguiran
contestando a nucsSro llamamlento
para que ell fondo llegue a una can
tidad mportante.
Suma anterior .$36.95
Sr. Jose Sanchez, Wardville,
Okla. Sl.00
Sr. J. B. Ramos, Perth, Rams. $3.50
Total hasta hoy .S40.45
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MARAWLLADA
De SENTIRME
TAN BIEN.
La Sra. Griffin declara que lie de-
be la salud al Tanlac. Ha ga
nado seis libras de peso

"Desde un ano antes de CUE en-
pezara a tomar 81 Taniac, me sentia
tan enferma que tuve que ocupar a
otra persona para que me ayudara
en- mis- quehaceres domestlcos-
recientmeente la sonora Lena Grit
fin, quien reside cerca del Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio, TXas.
"Cuando empece a tomar Tanlac
-ontinuo diciendo la sonora Griffin
-estaba del TODD debii y decaida.
La espalda, brazos Y piernas me do
liam tanto que dificilmente podia So
portar los dolores Y apenas podia
tenerme en- pie. No tenia ningun
apetito Y cast no COMA, por 10 cual,
como es natural me adelgace muchi-
simo. Tambien padecia un dolor en-.
ell costado derecho, Y ~suponiendo fue-
"a causado por APPENDICITIS, fui ope-
rada, pero por desgracia sin nlngun
resultado, va que segui padeciendo.
Estaba sumamente nerviosa, Sufria
terribles dolores de cabeza y estaba
en- un estauo verdaderamente lamen-
table. Mis- energias desaparecieron
V me sentia tan fatigada que no po-
dia desempenar en- 10 absolute mis-
labores cu~otidianas.
"Pero es el case, que desde que
empece a toma- Tanlac. me slento
muv mejorada, es verdaderamente
maravilloso ell alivio que me ha pro-
porcionado. He aumentado sels IL
bras de peso, puedo hacer sofa TODD
ell trabajo de casa Y debo manlfestar
que este solo habiendo tornado una
botella de Tanlac, ~sintiendome mu-
cho mejor que en- varios amos pasa-
dos. Es muv satisfactorio recobrar
la salud V me siento orgullosa DC po-
der tacer estas d~eclaraciones para be-
neficio de las personals que sufren."
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co. 4O7 +.
Houston St. Y por Ia Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St, ba-
10 la direction personal de un repre-
sentante especial del Tanlac, o sc en-
viara por estas boticas a %cualquler
direction al recibo de su valor que
es s1.00 por botclla, siempre que Sc
incluyan e5tampillas suficientes pa
ra Ell porte. lAoVJ.-
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Por Ia Oficina del Comisionado

Aver fu6 ~prcsentado ante nl Conf
sionado de los Estados unidos, Lie.
R, L. Edwards. IN individuo a qu.cn
Sc acusa de haber vio!aGo en- conspi-
racion Ia ley conocida con e. nombre
De Ia E1micnda Reed i~ntroduciendo
wh;skey a IN Estado eco Previa
declaration cue rindio ante e. refcri-
do Comis.onado, Sc lc flo una flanza
de $4,000 para cue permanezca en-
Ii6errad hasta ei proyimo periodic de
sessiores de Ia Corte Federal en- di-
ciembre. La fianza fue otorgada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-09
Sc NECESITAN
Mineros y Cargsdores.

Sc les proporcionara buenas casas
con aqua v luz electrical de poca rem
Ia, con hermosos jardines y cen pas
to gratis. Pueden tener vacas, serdos
Y gallinas. Magnificas casas de asis-
tencia para hombres solos.
Nuestras minas trabajan siempre.
Tenemos minas descubiertas y de ca
non, vetas de 81! a 5 pies de carbon.
No pagamos ell pasaje, pero tene-
mos TODD 10 suficiente para satisfa-
Ger a cualquiera. Magnificas condi-
clones de trabajo. No ocupamos a
q~uienes esperen que les paguemos 'su
pasaje.
Para mas detalles ocurran perso-
nalmen!e o escrIban a
NEW RIVER COMPANY,
Nc Donald, w. Va. ;
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Otro negro que asalta y gol-
pea a una mujer mencana

De una casa ubicada en- la ca
10 de Concrete te~lefonearon a Ia
p~olicia. cue dos mIieres que ALI VI
ven. hahian sido asaltadas por un
negro que sc INTRODUCE en- u naoi-
taciones. Ocurrieron varios oflclales
de Ia Comandancia he Policia e qule-
nes informaron las muleres que Ell
negro llevaba vi cobertor en- Ia ca
beza. 10 Tue lie cubria el rostro. Agre-
gan u no pudieron yer sena al2una
en- 81 cue les permitiese identificar-
10. Ell negro hugo despues de come
tida su hazana.
FL asalto sc verified como a las
once V media del dia, habiendo el
asaltantte ~golpeado a una de las mu-
jeres hast:. dejarla desmayada en-
nl suelo despues de :" que lie robo
una cantidad que sc nace llegar a
ciento cincuenta pests C'tra muJer
meyicana tambien fue ~barbaramente
goIpeada tambien al intentar interpo-
nerse para evitar q ell asaltatante Sc
escapaae.
La senora que cay6 en- desmayo
volvi6 .en ST cast q tempo en- que la
policia sc ~prcsentaba en- Ia casa. To-
da la habitaci0n Sc hallaba en- desor-
den. Ell negro trato tai vez de asfi-
xiar a su victima, pues Sc lie halo con
un zarape enrollado en- la cabeza.
Cuando la sencra De Ia casa volvio cn
81 V Sc do ouenta de 10 que habia
pasado, fue victima de un ataque ner-
vioso. FL laGr0n no fuc visto antes
de QUO penetrara en- las habitacioaes
= SIC presume que IA mascara Sc la
puso antes de cntrar al cuarto de la
sonora Y a la oficina del Hotel.
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CORTES Y 'POLICIA
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Tn fallo que favorece a unos me-
Xicanos

Hace POGO mas de un ano cue por
consignacion hecha por Ia Adaana
de esta Ciudad, la Corte Federal, He
70 a cabo la instruction de un juicio
contra una conocida casa comerclai,
cuvos durenoS son nexicanos. a Ia vez
u contra una familia de la misma
Newfoundland.
La vista del juicio estaba citada
para Ell sabado anterior rero por al
guna circumstance Sc sUspendio Y VI
no 4 ve~rificarse hasta cl dia 7, STEM
&c la resolution que sobre el mismo
recayo. dictada por el senior Juez,
favorable en- TODD para los intereses
de los mexicanoS, pues, 0 apoyo en-
la ley. les fue concedido TODD 10 que
u abogados pidieron. El case es el
siguiente:
e. dia "a de agoSto dc 1918, una
sonora meXicana &c las muchas ia
~nilias que han veniIQ 4 radicarse en-
esta ciudad. entro al pals por el
puerto de Laredo. Texas. Entire los
objetos que traia Sc cuenta un baul
que contenia efectos ~perNonales Y
cosa de diecisietc cuadros originates
Antiques pintados al cleo. Al vcrlfi-
car ell paso de todos estos objetos,
Ia sencra en- question consulto o el
cficial de la Aduana sobre 81 los Qua
dros pagarian o no derechos, a 10
one aquel la contesto que en- vista dc
IA antigiiedad Y de que a pintadoS
al cleo. es.aban eXentos de page.
TUvo Ia sonora, IN POGO despucs
Ge su llegada aqui, necesidad de d.
nero V ocurri6 a Ia casa a cue nos
hemos referido, obteniendo un pres
tamo de ciento ochenta pesos sobre
los cuadros, no sin informarsc "a ca
sa de 81 los derechos estabar a Gu
biertc. Sucedin que mas tarde Ia
| Aduara de esta ciudad decomisG las
p~inturas Y como dccjmos, consignC
81 case a la Corue, donde despUcs dc
los tramites Y de aScgurar Il parte
| acusada que haa:a ilcnado los reQui,
sitos de Ia ley, lnform&ndosc 81 de,
/ bian pagarSe d~creChoS, cosa cue putc
probar. rl Juez sentencio en- favor dc
Ia Casa Commercial que hi7o Ia opera,
cion. ordenando que Sc hiciera la de-
volucion de los o5jetos embargados
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PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

! S. Ellis, para construir un Guar
10 adicional en- Ia Gale de E. Cactus
G32.
R. A. Poage. seis ~cuartos para ha-
bitacion en- la Gale de Queen Anna
6093.
Antonio de Leon, construir n ca
balleriza zen Ia Gale de St. Angelo
3161.
J. ". Mill, II galeria Y un cuarto
en- Ia Gale de s. Camden S42-
G. p. Tremole. para reconstruir un
parage en- la Gale de S. W. Magno-
liza 1882.
Chas Hallon, para construlr una
caleria en- la Gale de n. Z. Frio 3S4S.
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DEFUNCIONES

Isabel CIaveri de tres amos de edad
murio de Disenteria en- la Gale de
Mecham Ranch.
Heliodoco Alcacio de % amos dc e.
dad. a c~onsecuencia de varias heridas
de n~istola. on Ia Gale de Matamoros
ia.
Joel Zavala de Is amos de edaG, mu
rio de tuberculosis pulmonar en- Ia
Gale de Leigh $40.
Celestino Muiloz, nacimiento prema
turo, en- la Gale de TETON 1o?, vivio
tres meSeS.
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Por violaciones del trafico

Las aprehersiones df chauffeures
cue violan las di~sposiciones de la au-
toridad relatives al :rafico en- las ca
lies de la ciudad continuan a buen
raso. FL dia dc aver llevarcn los
agentes ~cncarCados DE- vigilar que Ia
les disposiciones So cumplan, a tres
indiviuuos n uuienes Sc les anoto CT
los libros ~respectiyos Y despucs sc
les rarnutio salir en- libertad bajo la
fianza de $4,000 que otorgaron ca
ca uno.
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BLANCA

Flrradas por un numeroso CRU
pc de Senoritas mexicanas e impre-
sas en- elegantes esquelas, han cir
culado las invitaciones para una
Tertulia Blanca, que tendra verifi-
cativo la noche del Cia Is del &C
tual en- la casa numaro 304 de la
Gale de Navarro comenzando a las s
de la noche. Hay mucho entusiasmo
entire las personals que han sido in
vitadas por c%oncurrir a esta reunion
por cuya circunstancia Sc espera que
resultara muy lucida.
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DEFUNCION

Fl dia - del mes proximo pasa-
do deio de existir en- Pueblo Fiejo,
del Estado de Veracruz, e. senior Dr..
Dionisio Gutierrez.
FL recien fallecido era padre de
Ia sonora Maria G. de Benavides.
esrosa del sencr Luis G.. BenavidcS,
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Por las Oficinas de Policia
Acusado dc robo

Tn americana fue puesto Ia noche
de antier a disposition de la autorl-
dad, acusado de haber d!spuesto de
propiedad agena sin consentimlento
del dueno. Llevado a la oficina CEN
trsl. declare que 10 que Sc habia apro
riaGo era dc IN cuarto de nieve de
Ia que fabrica una compania de HE
10, nor 10 que sc hizo la consignacion
neSpectiva.
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Academic

La policia tuvo noticla de que ocu-
rri5 IN accidcntc en- la Gale del Ala
mo. del cual resuIto atropellada una
senorita de ape!lido Lewis. FL eau
sante del ~accidente fue un chauffeur
mexicano que m~anejaba un automo-
vii. No Sc practicaron arrestos en- Wis
Ia re que la senorta no sufrlo le-
sion alguna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-09

No es nccesario que I'd. reciba t-atamien-
tos clectricos. tampoco quo Sc torture al
srrsncar el bello de 81 cara basta con cue
use este polvo y despues de tres minutes no
h quedara vestigio de bello en- Ia cara, y 81
pieI adquirira frescura y belIeza. Esta pre-
paraci6n no causa ninSun dano o r~olestis
a las personals de cuts delieado.
Pida I'd. IN pomo de este roIvo y hsgs
desapareccr, c! pelo supe:fluo de 81 cara,
el mas miaimo dolor. Prccio s.. 90. Mands
I'd. solaincnte csc. en- ~estampillas postales o
en- elective y pagara el resto cuando le sea
cntrcgado el polvo en- So domicilio. Ese-iba
& Ia sizuiente direction:
MRS. NELLIE E. WoJNAR. Dept. 10.
Sll z. 18th. ST NEW YORK, N. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-09

De la misma ciudad vino a esta el
senior Donaciano Chavarria, conner
ciante que radica en- Ia de Nuevo
Laredo, Tamaulipas. Ell viaje del
senior Chavarria cs tambien con mo-
two lie pasear IN POGO en- compa-
MIA de su esposa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-09
Para Investigation

Tn mexicano = dos amer:caros
fueron detenidoS en- las oficinas &c
Ia Estacion Central. para Que la au-
toridad practique una dillgencla de IN
vestigacion sobnc elIos, Sc espera ell
resultado para deciGlr respccto de su
libe-aG.