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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-11
ASKS WIDE POWERS
6 OVER SECURITIES
Secretary Glass Also Would
/ Increase Liberty Bond
Sales to Ten Billions.


Congress has these recommends
lions from Secretary Glass:
To increase the amount of liberty
bonds authorized. but unissued, to APP
proximately $4,000. 100000
To give Secretary Glass broad pow
ers to determine the interest rate and
other terms Of the victory liberty
loan, TO be foated late in April.
To authorize issuance of not more
than $40. ooo, 900. 900 of Treasury notes
maturing within five years.
To authorize the War Finance Cor
poration for one year after the dec
larasion of peace TO make commercial
loans on exports. to facilitate foreign
trade.
Secretary Glass made his recon-
mendations in a letter to House Lead
er Kitchin. chairman of the ways and
means committee. outlining the broad
policies which the Treasury hopes to
follow in dealing with war loans and
other national financial subjects of
the readjustment period.
The Secretary submitted, a draft of
bill which would carry out the
Tressury's recommendation Specii-
cally, this bill would accomplish the
following results:
Raise from $4,000. zoo. 900 TO S10,-
6eo,e00.000 the authorization for the
victory liberty loan, and permit the
Treasury to determine what part of
this sum should be sold.
Permit the Secretary of the Treas
ury TO determine interest rates on
bonds maturing within ten years or
The next liberty loan, instead of limit
ing the rate TO AZ per cent. as pro-
yided in the present law
Permit the issue OF not more than
h.
1ion-circulating notes having matur-
tiles from one to FIVE years: these
might be sold along with bonds of
the victory liberty loan.
Authorize the issue of bonds and
notes payable at a premium
Exempt war savings certificates
from income surfaces.
To Determine Tax Exemptions.
Confer on the Secretary of the
Treasury authority to determine the
tax exemption in respect to future
issues of bonds and notes. and to
liberty bonds in the hands of sub
scribers for new bonds and notes.
Reopen the privilege of convert
ing 4 per cent liberty bonds into
4. S. this privilege expired November
Create 21z per cent cumulative
sinking fund for retirement of the
war debt.
Extend the authority of the War
Finance Corporation to permit it to
make loans in aid of American COM
merce. supplementing the aid given
by the Treasury on direct loans to
allied governments, and in measure
relieving the Treasury of demands
for such loans
Permit the continuation of loans to
Allies after the war.
Exempt from income surtaxes and
profits taxes all Issues Of liberty
bonds and bonds Of the War Finance
Corporation held abroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-11
District of colum bia Subscriptions.

The subscription of the District OF
Columbia to the four series was
Series a. s2.914 900; b. s2.45S.5 C,
s2.729.50 and d. S2,54e,500 The
banks OF the District of Columbia
subscribing 100000 or mores were:
Riggs National Bank, s1.658. 900 /:
American Security and Trust Com
pany. Si.500.00O; Washington Loan
and Trust Company, s754.5 Union
Trust Company, s672.50 District
National Bank, 100000: Home Say
ings Bank, s626.500; National Metro
politan Bank. s5S5. 600; Federal Ma
tIonaI Bank $500 900. Washington
banks subscribing for sums betw cen
s20e. 600 and $500. 900 were: National
Savings and Trust Company. $500 900 /:
Second National Bank. $4,000 Ma
tional Bank of Washington, 1884 900;
Columbia National Bank. $500. 600 :;
Commercial National Bank. S3S0,000; ;
Lincoln National Bank, $3.50, 900: Park
Savings Bank. S255,0o0: Security
Savings and Commercial Bank, 5000
0fn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-09
ONLY 1900 SEATS
FOR WILSON'S SPEECH
AND $4,000 ASKED

Oklahoma City, Sept 9.-Consider the
dispenser of tickets for the Wilson Day
address Of President Wilson at the Ok
lahoma State Fair, the night of Friday,
September %. His days and nights are
long and filled with troubles. He will
wish that the responsibility were upon
someone else's shoulders. "If | have a
friend left on the eth. I'll be surprised"
he commented.
There is provision for 1000 seats in
the Livestock Pavilion at the fair
grounds. There probably will be 10000
applications for seats. Figures can be
made to do most anything, but no one
will attempt to put 10000 people in / 500
seats.
In addition to the seats there will be
standing room capacity for 5000 to
5000, who will be able to see and hear
the president. Fully 100000 visitors are
expected to be in Oklahoma City ON
Wilson Day ana to give everyone an
opportunity to see the nations chief
executive. an automobile drive through
the principal thoroughfares, which will
occupy 45 minutes, has been arranged
But this doesn't help the ticket dispen
ser to any large extent. Everyone who
can learn his identity will make a per
sonal appeal in an effort to secure tick
cts.
In spite Of the fact that more people
will have an opportunity to hear the
president in Oklahoma than in any 9th.
| er city on the itinerary, for the st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-09

Also for those who were enrolled, pre-
pared to serve in any capacity when
called.
The consensus of opinion was that
a fitting monument would be erected
and not a memorial building, as has
been suggested, and after arriving at
this conclusion the committee put forth
argument to back up its decision.
A monument either of marble, gran
ite or bronze will, the committee thinks,
serve as Il reminder at all times for
those men who made the sacrifice, and
would entail practically no expense af'
ter once erected.
ON the other hand, the price of a
suitable memorial han or building of
any kind will entail an initial cost
which makes it practically prohibitivc
to say nothing Of the annual expense
Of upkeep which would go on indeii
nitely.
The committee members were but a
few moments arriving at this conclu
sion, and every member present was in
structed to take note of monuments in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-09
GREAT SUPERB CIRCUS
BIGGEST IN WORLD
Ringing Brothers and Barnum Bailey
Combine Finest Features of
Two Shows
SCHEDULED TO EXHIBIT HERE
SOON

The Ringing Brothers and Barnum &
Bailey Shows Combined form a perfect
city-the biggest metropolis" of white
tops that has ever toured America. It
visits a different locality almost every
day and. before the present tour is end
ed, will have been built and torn down
again more than 200 times and Travelled
upward of $4,000 miles. Yet it moves
without fuss or noise-the marvel of all
who visit it.
When this great. new institution is
annexed to this city it will add to the
local population hundreds upon hun
dreds of strange people from all coun-
tries. The canvas town" will cover
acres of ground, and, in addition to its
people, will comprise regiments of
horses made up of the finest equines
from the two big circuses that are now
consolidated in one; most of the ele-
plants in America, and a wonderful
menagerie composed of such innova-
tions as herd of eight giraffes. For
the travelling ZOO of the Ringing Broth
ers and Barnum & Bailey Combined
differs in both character and immensely
from any ever transported before,
Many trains are required to handle
this mammoth institution. The main.
tent is easily the largest ever construct
ed. 1t has been built to accommodate
such arenic innovations as an elephant
act which numbers quarter Of a mil
lion pounds Of actors" Nothing like
this presentation has ever before been
attempted in the annals of amusements.
- LII, 81
great array of ponderous actors com
pletely fill one entire side of the great
hippodrome track.
A remarkable pageant opens the main
tent program, in which a myriad of ac-
tors participate. Gorgeous costumes,
many wondrously carved vehicles,
scores of beautiful horses and an end
less array of character made famous in
song and story are introduced.
Knights, testers, dancers and ladies
fair march by. Different sections of the
magnificent pageant tell the story of
well-remembered tales.
The arenic numbers embrace the
cream of the worlds greatest circus
stars. There are many riders headed
by such equestriennes as the famous
May Wirth, the Davenports. the Hans
fords and the Mcpherson clan of Scot
tsh horsemen. There are high-wre
artists without equal led by Bird Mill
man, queen of the air" There are
aerialists who number such names as
Ernest Clark the Seigrist- Silton troupe
and the world-famous Klarkonians. And
these are but u few of the many OF
course there are clowns-scores of the
funniest: vast array of dumb actors
including five troupes of trained seals
statue acts and no end of clever dogs
ponies and wonderful pigs, monkeys
donkeys and birds. Exhibitions are to
be given here Thursday, September 25
Advertise your WANTS i'm The Ard
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-09
COMMITTEE DECIDES
70 ERECT MONUMENT
TO CARTER SOLDIERS

The committee recently appointed
from the various civic bodies Of Ard
more to arrange for the erection of Il
suitable memorial to the soldiers and
sailors of Carter county who offered
their services to their country in the
great world war, just ended, met at the
office of Errett Dunlap Monday morn
ing for the purpose of discussing plans
toward the accomplishment OF the de-
sired objective.
A majority of the committee member
ship was present and it was definitely
decided that a suitable monument to
the memory of those who made the
supreme sacrifice should be erected
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-09

different places they might visit and to
ascertain price, etc.
1t was agreed by the committee that
the most suitable place for this mon
ument would be Central Park, on the
site of the present band stand. This
structure could easily be removed to
some other location in the park, more
suitable for it, and would remove what
one member of the committee termed
a menace to pedestrians passing
through the park at night time, as ii
an ideal place for a holdup man to re-
leve belated travellers Of their surplus
money and jewelry.
The committee adjourned, subject to a
call of the chairman, but in the mean
time every member will make an effort
to have report to make ut the next
meeting.
Mr.. Dunlap stated that no definite
cost had been agreed upon, hut it would
probably range anywhere from $4,000
to $3.50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Sc SUICIDE P0RQUE SU
NOVA FUE ENYENENA-
DA POR SU PADRE

MEXICO, D. f. Julio 31.-A .as
Eeis de Ia 5arde de aycr, rnctro q
los almaceues de Ia American Pho
to Supply" SituadoS en- "A Avenida
Madero. unjoven como de dieclnue-
ve amos de edad cor-ec;an42nte vestl-
do. ouieu dando mueStras de gran
e~xcitaci6n nervioS-. Uego hasUa las
bodegas del establecimiento. Minutes
despuas Sc eScucharon dos d'sparos
sesuides, que puSj2ron Ell aiarma 4
los empleadcs ie IA casa. corriendo
todos presG-osoS 4 las Oodegas, en-
donde encontraron TRADE en- el sue
10 a IN hoHnbre que sc dehacia entire
"a vida y Ia mCNr-e.
Al principle toics creyeron que Sc
t-ataba &c I'm aSesiuatO. mas Ia pre-
sencia de Il carta VINO 4 descu-
brir que sc trataba &c an suicide.
Con efecto Eduardo Reynoso. NOM
bre del suicida declare CD Ia carta
cue dejo escrita. que e privaba de
"a vida debi3o a sue &c poLia Sopor-
Jar Ia perdida de su novia, IA seHori-
Ia Carmen Medellin, que habia
uuerto csatro dias an:Ns. ~enveneua-
ga por So padre Patriotic Nedelin,
para intarruMrIr por este meGio las
relscicnes an2arcSls de emoos.
Cuandc = poIicia aprehendio a
Medellir- este confes0 su infame cri-
aer v djjo QUE 10 habia coasumado
para evitar IA desgracIa Ge 81 hiJa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
MANIFESTATION De PRO
TESLA EN- TORREON,
COAHUILA

TORREQN, CGah.. Agosto Io.-Va-
rios miembros de- "Partido Revolu-
ciouario de Torre0n,' ~llevaron q cabo
una manifestation en- esta ciudad.
cen el fin de poner en- conocimiento
Gel SecrCtario de Gobernacion Lie.
Manuel Aguirre Berlanga. que el pue-
bio de esJa ciudad, Sc encuentra muy
disguStado por Ia gcStion del actual
Ayuntamieato. principalmente la del
P~residen.e Municipal Eduardo Cue
IRA. Quien a ultimaS rechas Y debido
Il sU desastrosa administration. ma
merecido duras censuraS por parte
de todas las classes s~ociales.
10 curiosO del case es que Aguirre
Berlanga tCm@ II manifestation c.
mo 7 muestra de simpa1la, por 10
que deSpues de pronunciar III discur-
so agradeciendo las muestras supues-
taS De SImpatia, Sc retro sin prone
ter noner remedio Z los desaciertos de
Il administration municipal.
Tambieu los manifeStantes Sc reti
rarcn sacramento d~isgustados-
Los obceros de esta ciuGad, acorda-
ron 1irijirse al Lie. Aguirre Ber-
langa, para pedirle que los trabaja-
dores dc TampicC, que Sc -encuentran
detenidos en- esta ciudad, sean pues-
tos en- hbertad- I no scar consIgra-
dos a las m come Sc ma dicho in
siStenIen,ents.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02

sitados en- un cajon de SU es~critoriO.
Los vecinos de la barriada menclo-
NADIA. alarmados por los conrinuol
~asaItos Y roboS. Sc han dirijido a Ia
Inspection General de Policia, eH de-
marda de garantias para u vldas {
~intereSeS.
Salio ell Secretario de la Legaeion
en- Italia
Aver en- IA ,arde salio par eI vie
@ continente. CT conocido poeta ne
a don Juan B. Delgado NOM
5rado primer ~secretario Ge Ia lega-
ci6n de Mexico en- el Reno de TIA
liza.
FL senior nalgado IA desem7ena-
DO pueStos importanteS en- Ia gollti-
ca del pals: en- 1911 Fue ~seorctarlo
del entoNces Vice-Presldente de la
Repdolica. licenciado Pine SuareZ '
en- Ia actualidad c5escmpeHa6a el car
90 de Jefe 4eI Departamento de Bi-
blioteca Q Information de Ia Secre-
taria de Re!aciones EXteriores.
e senior Nervo. hermano de! eX-
into vate. que ocspaba e pucsto
7ue hoy desemranara eI senior Del
gaGo. pasart = hacerse cargo nterl-
ramerte de Ia Legacion lie Mexico
en- Suecia = NorUega,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Fue consagrado el C6ispc de
Queretaro

Aver en- IA man4a Tue consecrZ32
el Quevo Obis?J &C puercEaro Se'icr
den Francisco IrH-gas. eu - EaSI.l-
ca de Guata Ice.
FL acto Sc VIC en extreme comet
rrido por .odo el e.emenco catoIco
de esta ciudad. haoierGo dado Ia pen
dicion e. limo. senior Arzobispo &c
MaN.cu. Jose Nora Y del Rio.
Fuugieron como yadrinoS de. nue.
&c 7relado is seAoreS preS5l-eo
Alton,o Seot.cm. Juan Alcocet, Ma-
nuai Caoal@S V Manuel SerCem,
Concurriercn ,anbien, ostentdncO suS
v~istosoS trajes talares. los limos. Sc
heres Obispos de Se5ia : dc L"a2
res. FL clero de Ia ciudad estuvo re-
-presentaGo por e. canonlgo don An
tonic Paroles.
La ceremonial teruiuo a las doce
Y medic del dia, nora en- que lie fue
ofrecido IN banquece al nuevo obs
20.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
FL CunSuladO de Costa Rica
aSaltadO

La Inspection Genera. de Policia
ha dictado 0rdeues a los ageE,es &c
IA r~eservaGa. para cue ~ejerZan Una
esCrecha vigilancia en- las loches,
pues Sc tienen noticIas de que des-
pues de las doce. todos los crimiuales
Y ladrores, saleu &c sus esconditeS,
para dedlcarse a asalJar q los tran
Seuntes.
Las personals que viven pOr IA Co
lonia Roma sc ~encuencr2a muy alar-
madas por los continues asaltos cue
sufren, no paSando dia sin que los
nalhechores hagan de las Suyas
Los robos en- casas hablatdas eS-
tan q Ia orden del dia ' los ladrones
con inusitada audacia Sc m~trOduceD en-
las caSaS, preteNtan6O ser agentes
de policia Y una vez en- ell Interior
amagan q las SenoraS ' Sc apoderan
de todas las cosas de valOr cue aln
exiSten.
e. auevimiento de los bandidos M
legado haSta el extreme de robar q
consulate de Costa Rica. cue esta 81
tuado en- Ia Avenida OaXaca. DieZ In
drviduos que Sc decian detectives, ar
uados con pistolaS, robaron al con
sui 6oScientoS pesos que tenlan depo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
No Sc haran mas reparaeiones en-
los Estacos Unidos.

Pauline FoIteS. Director General
de las Lineas Nacionales, ma infor-
mado q Ia rrensa cue no hay nj Ia
habido necesidad alguna para enviar
a los E<JadoS UnjdoS las maquinas
con e. o5je,o De cue scar repara-
daS. Estos -rabajos pueGen hacerse
perfectamerte en- e. pals, Uuy en-
especial IN los t~alle-es De AgUasca-
l~jen,e>. donde Ell Ia actualiGad ira
baja TODD el me dc operarios que
Sc reecsita para responder a las exj-
gencjas accUaleS de los ferrocarriles,
p-incipalmente de los que hacen sus
r~eccrridos entire Ia Ciuiad de M5Xi-
co = Ia fro2tera norte.
En- 10 suceSlyO,-2grega q senior
Fon-cs-soGas las !ocomororas So
ran rerarad2s en- dichos tai!eres,
pues hay en- ellos TODD 10 que Sc
n~eccsita. No hay razon para enviar
al extranjero las maquinas para cue
sean compuestas. cuanGo desde haCe
mucho los referidos talieres de
Aguascalicntes fueron suficientes en-
coEapeteucia hasta para ~construir
una maCuina. Ia Drimera que Sc III
20 en- IA RepU5llca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Sc estan des-rtsndo los soldados
en- Morelos

\ peSar Gel sj.encio que sc guar
da en- Ia Secretaria de Guerra han
seguido ueganGo a esta ciudad no
ticias &c las defeccicnes cue en- ma
So sc estin verlficando an el ESta-
do &c Morelos, cuya jsfatura de
o~peraciones esta a cargo del general
CoSSiO Robe!o.
No sc eXplican las cauSaS De Ia
discretion de Ia trooa, pero Sc sabe
que solaUente del - battalion sc fl
garon Glen hcmbres Y l2O del i.
'levandose las armas Y el eQujpo,
Gonzalez ie ma enviado instruccIoneS
a Ro5elo para que cubra las plazas
vacantcS Y procure aprchender Il los
~desertores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Los espaholes tendran IN banco en-
Mexico

Mexico
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio 81
La colonia espanola CenGra unl ms
tituci6n barcaria de primer roe que
tenga capital Suficiente para haceT
cperacviones importantes. DeSde hace
tIenapo los eSpanoleS en.aa en- pro
yecio Ia creacion dc IN 0anrc. nero
debido a las dJficIles cir~caaSJaEclaS
por las que atravesaoa L RepGG'ica'
deciGieroa pcsponer 81 rt3recto para
cuor5z mejoreS, que -ceeI haT Leg~-
&c
F. capital total del banco HlSrano,
Nexicano, cue asi Sc lamara. Sera dc
de milloneS de pesos, orc meN!ta-
no, Z sera cubieU,C antics de quo "A
rstltI.Ion empIer1 . hacer y ope-
raC.cras NuchsS accloneS dc este
nueyg banco Sera" c~ompraJaS per los
Rl.ccs de Madrid, Barcelona y dc-
rnls c:udadeS i~mpofCaH-eS dc hSp2Ta
V e. reSto de elias S@ral Ee1dluaS en-
ire los i~nduStrialvs espano.eS de Me-
x;co.
Ccrveucidos lds >5D&NoleS sue una
epcca bSeneStar Sc avecIna en- el
pals nan declCIdo iaNeTtE IUerLSS
capitales Y ademaS han iuzgado dc
imperIosa necesidad el contar con n
institution Seria en- Mexico, 5aao E!
crecimiento de Ia coioHja Y las re
cesiGzdeS de ella
La marriz del banco estara en- Il
Crudad de Mexico, pero Sc est22'ece-
ran sucurSales eE COdaS las clula1a>
in~purtantes de Ia RepUbhca ; $"
erv:aran c~or-esronSaies = Nadr.u, Ia
Habana. B@enos Aires : Mancevideo.
as. como a "ryUHas 0~o5'ac!ontS ia
r~ertaares de 'oE Fs'2CoS JC.I~s
Los espaRoIes solo eSperan cue e.
Congreso discuta IA Ley de lnStlJu-
clones B~ancariaS. que sera Jratada
6entro de breveS dias. Mienrras que
tai cosa sucede, Sc flrm4ran las ba-
ses const.tutivaS ' Sc haran tod9S
los p~repararvos para IA fundac,"n-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Sc eons,ruiri uD nuevo mereado

e avlntamiento de esta CAPT
tai, Ia G~ispueSto que So iniclen las
v6ras de construction de IN nuevo
mercado cue estaru s:tuado ~ las
GALES de la Rosa. coionia de santa
Maria de Ia Rihera.
Con este Sc evitarar molesUias q
los vecinos de aruella barriada, cue
tenian Que ocurrir a hacer sls COM
praS al mercado de San Casn,c o al
&c San Juan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Importqntes obrax dc b~encfic;o
ActiridaF poLlt.ca

Desde hace varioS dIas Sc nota
en- el pueblo inusitada activldad a
cauSa de las proX!maS cleccioneS pa
"a los diputados por este Dlstrlto
al Congress- NacionaI Y a~utorldades
de Ia localidad.
Los obreros, que son aQul en- gran
numero. son los que mayor entus!aS-
mo han comeuzado q demosCrar, ase-
@urando que esta vez Iieyaran a
los puestoS pubiccS de aquI ! per
sonas que De 81 gremlo. \ eS-
te rcs2ecto Sc habla de que Sera can
didato q la P~residencia Municipal 81
seEor Ramon Guerara, actua! Jefe
de las fuerzas del EStado en- ID mu-
nicipalidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
Pe1oies q1ierc q7tc Sc pogue Ia q

PeiIoles ggierc gre Sc pdgpe Ia ht=
Todd la poblacion Sc halla alarma.
da a CAUSE de Ia perspectiva en- que
Sc encuentra de OF lar completa-
mente a obscuraS, pues Ia empresa
de Penolss. cuya pIanta proporciona
el alumbrado pub,ico, Ia manifesto
do que ~suspendera este Importance
servlcio 81 el Ayuntamiento no le
paga la suna de d~oscientoS pesos
mensuales que es en- 10 que eStlma e.
yalor del a~lumbrado.
rs Ia primera yez que la empire
sa Sc pore eXigente, debiendose eSto
al POGO tacto de las autoridades, las
cuales Sc han puestO NAL con Ia com
pania Dor diversas cauSaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
DE LACD. DE MEXICO

FUNDARAN LOS ESPANOLES N INSTITUTION BANCA-
RIA-EL NUEVO OBISPO DE o~UEREIARO FUE CON
SACRADO SO~LEMNEMENTE--EL CONSULADO De COS
IA RIGA. ASALTADO POP UN GRUPo DE LADRONkS-
SALIO Ell S~ECRETARIO DE La LEGAClON EN- ilAaiA-
las GOCOMOTORAS SERAN REPARADAS EN- ACUAS-
CAIIENTFS-SE ESTAN D~ESERTANDO EN- MASA LOS
SOIDADOS C~ARRANCISTAS EN- MORELOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
PIECES DE DOLORES
iKI-kI-RINIIlil..--

Chucho Uructa, e. divine,
,mando una carta
a don Pablo Gonzalel.
de insuitoS harta;
' con altos lonceptos
' gran vocab.o,
en- menos Ge IN segundc
10 mand0 al dia5.o.
"Eres hombre.-le dijo,-
dc muchDs vue,os,
pcro. como percebe.
tc sobran pelos.
Themes un corazon
dc azucar cande:
. pero la prestdencia
e vicne grant2.'
No mas matado a Elnguno,
dos DIen % sable;
pero matado Il miles
nj duJa cabe,'
"Eres un ho05re Furo
Do- todos ladies'.
aunuue otra cosa olga
Garcia Granados.'
"Eres IN hombre limnio,
Y habIando Ell plata,
nadie poGria afirma-lo
como Zarata."
"Cuandc lees. re ercanta el
Padre Ripalda.
cuando luchas, te gusta
volver la esPalda.'
"Tu talentc proclamo
sin disimuio.
' al decirze "Gonzalez,"
Sc dice...."nu.o."
"Eres de Ia atingencia
Ia flor Y nata.
Y 10 Que haceS mejor es
meter Ia rata."
"Hacer Ia paz pudiSte
en solo IN iris.
mas te arruino una cosa:
el auto girls"
"Po- ESQ. general.
no mas por ESQ.
percibo que listed ticne
heiado Ell sesc."
y no teniendo tesla,
por ST. Gesgracia.
me resulta IN Victorio
de SaHoracia.
Ash don Chucho Urueta
mando una carta
a Pablito Gonzalez.
de irsultos harta.
Y con altos conceptos,
y gran vocablo,
on menos de un segundo
10 manGo al diahloi
TIBERIO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-02
DROGAS Y MEDICINAS
CEN combination ron la Farmacia
kconomtca).

Tonico SAMSON, para evitar la cal
da del pcl0, frasco ..............$ l.25
ESpecifico MORLEY, para tenir de
negro ell pelo, frasco ........-... 75c
Capsulas carb0licaS para curar la
lombriz s~Olitaria ................S l.25
Plantilias para cl reumatismo Y las
Intermediates de los pies .......S LOO
Cinturones electricos vigorizantes IS 100
L.eChe Virginia.. para curar 81 PIANO
de la cara .I3c
T5 Guada!upano y Te de la Abuela,
paquete SOC
Aceitc Yolcanico. fraSco .......-... Acc
Aceite Neyicano. frasco .......... iGc
Accite Relampago. frasco ......... i0c
Emphasize GuadalupaRo y Emphasize
de In Abuela &5c
Aceite rosado. de arrayanes, de San
Andres, de San Ignaci0, de San
Aparicic. de San Jac0bo Y ntros
de uso conocidG, frasco ......... 20C
Balsamo tranquilo ............... 2Oc
Emphasize Grissi 4Gc
Piidoras FOSTER, para los rinones SOC
NOTA: Esta es una p~equeRa lista de
las medicinas mas u~suales, pero p0demos
mantar en- ell ramO cuantO Sc nos pida.