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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
OPPOSE U. S. RAIL CONTROL
Traffic Managers Go on Record
for Traffic Regulation Only

Government ownership and operation
Of railroads is opposed by the CONNER.
cial traffic managers OF Philadelphia
\ resolution TO this effect was adopted
at the monthly meeting. The traffic
managers favor government regulation
Of trattic conditions.
The association. which represents a
consldera bile number of shippers in this
section of the country, goes on record
az believing that government ownership
will be not conducive TO economic ef-
fciency." The resolution reads in part:
THE extension OF government opera
ton beyond the period now provided by
law is prejudicial 10 the public interest
and should he opposed, The United
states railroad administration. in view
OF the termination Of hostilities and the
desirability uf a prompt return Of the
carriers to their pre-war Controi and
operation. should speedily undertake the
work OF restoring the pre- war status OF
the individual properties
The resolution also opposes the Crea-
tion Of a portfolio OF transportation in
the Presidents cabinet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
HE'S AN ARMY, NOT A MAN
Manavunk Paragon Gentleman of
Remarkable Attachments

We don't know his name, but We take
our hat off to him.
He lives in Manayunk and he can 90
anything. lie offers his services in the
advertising columns of suburban
paper.
will make arrangements now be-
gins this paragon. ITO care for your
lawns. hedges. trees, etc" And here he
takes a long breath and proceeds:
Garden work of any kind. trimming
work of any kind, plastering, cementing
grading. carpentering on new or old
work. whitewashing, staining. varnish-
ing and oilng floors
PLAIN painting. glass put in, puttying
old parts. windows cleaned inside and
outside; floors scrubbed, rugs cleaned,
cellars cleaned and ashes and rubbish
hauled away. fertilizer supplied and
spread on your lawns and beds, etc"
But the crowning miracle comes in
the last line, which reads:
''I can also do few more things"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
SAY LUMBER WILL STAY UP
Retail Lumbermen's Association
Doesn't Expect Price Fall

Cost of lumber will not decrease with
In the near future and those folk who
are waiting to build till prices 20 down
will have a long time TO wait.
This idea was expressed at the an
nual meeting OF the Retail Lumbermen'a =
Association OF Philadelphia. I'm session at
the Arcadia.
There is no stock on hand at present,
according to A. r. Hin, representative
Of one of the largest lumber producing
companies on The Atlantic coast, who
addressed the meeting. Hence. said Mr.
Elll, all the lumber used in the future
must be manufactured. And the cost
Of production is more likely 10 increase
than TO decrease. he asserted.
This Ia due. members Of the organi-
xstion say, to the continued high wage
scale and high cost OF equipment ana
supplies.
THE overhead expenses have ad-
vznced greatly In the last six months. '
said Mr.. Hin. "and prices are not going
d6wn."
Oficers Of the association are: Amos
Y. Lesher. president; Herbert T. Rob-
inron vice president and Charles e..
MhuI<. Docretary-tressurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
CITY HERO DECORATED
Revenue Collectors Son I.aid
Wires | Under Enemy's Fire

Norman :. Little, 1910 Spruce street,
who has been awarded the CrOiN de
Guerre for bravery under fire. il a son
Of George w Little. "A deputy collector
In the Internal Revenue Department.
He is twenty-four years old and ts a
private in the lOSth Field Artillery,
Twenty-eighth Division He was deco
rated for laying n telephone line 10 an
observation post after being warned tlfat
II was impossible to do 40 because OF
The very heavy artillery fire and sas
shrIling He began laying the line at
O'Clock In the morning and finished at
o'clock. This was on last September
+ at the Nesle River. He laid the line
into the edge Of the Argonne Forest.
Again on october s, 1918. at La chen
Tondu, he laid a line. with four other
men. from an artillery y. {. to an in
fantry T.. g.. while under heavy ma
chine gun and shellflre.
Little trained al Camp Hancock after
Joining the First CITY Troop on April
10. 1917. lie Went to France in May,
1918. Before entering the Serrice he
was employed at Wanamaker's. He
had studied law for four years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
mum ON PHONE RATES
State Attorney General Refuses
Opinion on Federal Charges

has declined to give his opinion on the
legality OF the Bell Telephone Company
charging its subscribers the higher fed
srsl ratio during the latter part OF Janu-
airy.
In a letter received by the United
Business Mems Association Mr.. Schaffer
explains that he does not wish 10 an
ticipate the decision OF the Dauphin
County Court
Counsel for the United Buslness Mems
Association contends that. lnasmuch as
the federal schedule for interstate rates
had not been submitted to the Public
Service Commission in accordance with
the state laws. the company could not
legally charge the federal rate Mem
hers OF the association were advised
not to pay their bills until they had
received instructions from the Attorney
General and had sent their bills back
10 the company for revision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
FAILS TO PLACE
WRECK BLAME
One Missing. Another May
Die. From p. r. K.
Train Crash
PROBING Is CONTINl ED

If,l. l-.,.a 10 .,,,,.rt,i,.d ,,, ia. 20
'"'t'H "' " "I''""' W. F'"'"' "'"N'-
man. injured in the Trenton CUTOFF
freight train .ollisfor 80, the pauusyl-
,.,,,., p,.l,,.,., ,..... ..,.... ,,,,l.,,
''''''' ''d'' Va" a. ''''''"' """'' "'''N
'ioNe, early Yesterday morning. when
four traiumeu We're killed. one missing
and another badly hurt His home is at
Enola. near Harrisburg, aud he is az
Abingdon Memorial Hospital The second
in iurcd man IL expected to recover
The property loss IL now estma ted
at $4,000
Coroner William Neville, Of Mouteom-
ery County. said today that the .X-
PLANTATION given by \ r. GaeCkler, en-
ginrer of the train that caused the
wreck. To .ths effect Thar he had been
blinded by the lights OF another engine
standing some distance away. seemed
plausible
No arrests Sere made. Gaeckler and
his fireman. Joseph "ii;oh returned TO
Harrisburg The two men jumped when
they saw the train standing on the
track and realized that no brakes would
stop their train OF mop than a hum
dr-d loaded cars before the impending
crash. Both escaped unhUrt
tOronrr Neville said tlR,t he has fixed
no definite date for The holding Of the
inquest. II probably viii be delayed un-
I'll the fate Of the Two men, now In
The Abingdon Memorial Hospital, is de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
HOW To EXTEND TAXES
Collector Explains System for De
ferring Income Payments

No extensions after March 10 will be
granted TO individuals to make income
tax returns except to persons who can
prove they were unable to get the re-
turns In in time, declares Collector Le-
derer
AS the corporation income and tax
blanks are not ready. tentative banks
were mailed yesterday to 5000 corpora
tions In this district. Provision II made
for request for an extension or the time
for making full returns. on these blanks
the head OF the corporation estimates
the business done by his corporation In
three months and pays the tax on this
estimated amount. Later the regular
blanks will be provided and a detailed
return required covering the year OF
1918.
II. however. the previous estimate Is
found to be too high. the difference VIII
be credited TO the corporation by the
revenue agents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
SUPPORTS jews PETITION
DIR. Cyrus Adler Will Join Peace
Conference Committee

College will attend the Peace Conference
as representative of the American
Jewish committee to support the petition
OF the Jews Of Poland and Rumania for
the grant Of full civil, political and rel
liEious rights
Doctor Adler Is chairman OF the ex-
ecutiye committee and with Louis Mar
snail. it's president, will sail on the Ca
Ionia, March 10. 2
I,ederer and Morris Rosenbaum are
other Philadelphians on this body which
includes oscar s. Straus. Jacob Schin.
Ambassador Abraham Eikus and julius
The committee has adopted the decla-
ration that II does not claim fer the
Jews any rights other than are possessed
nv citizens Of the land in which they
dwell, but it does claim for them these
in their entirety.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07

sides and II was anything but an easy
ia SIX for the boys from the |. :: A.
McGonigle was on three battle fronts
and never lost a minute. His division,
the Seventy-ninth, went over the top
three times. and some of the companies
going into battle with $50 men came
back with fifty.
During the entire period Of fighting
McGonigle was actively engaged. but
emerged without a scratch. \ brother,
Frank, IL also in France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
Fire in Leather Plant

Fire Ia the plant of the William Amer
Company, Third and Willow streets, was
extinguished by fremen last night with
about $500 damage The firm occupies
the four-story brick buildings, covering
almost the entire square. north of the
junction of Willow on Third street. Ii
is engaged In manufacturing chrome
glazed kid and leather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
HERO RAPS Y. M. E. A.
Ii. III. Johns at Home Alleges Ex-
orbitant Charges for Services

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton In France was nisnanaged, charged
soldiers in the front lines exorbitant
prices, and refused 20 perform services
which TN" Salvation Army and the Red
trOsS gave .r"r according to Sergeant
Howard H. Johns. $40 Market street
who has been twice decorated for NaIor.
Sergeant Johns saw q year OF COM
tiIuuuS lighting in France with the
Twenty eighth Infantry lie was in The
battles Of AthieW He, chemln d"S
Danes. 'halous. tommorcy. Beaumont
and lsubicuurt. Tie has returned home.
The Young Mems christian Associa-
tiou,' he said. cannot excuse itself on
The plea that It was taking up new
Job. The Red cross and the salvation
Army were taking ny new jobs too,
Il was charged ninety-ive cents for
cigarettes that the Salvation Army sold
for twenty cents other articles were
sold al like rates. And the secretaries
would perform no services for the men
without charge"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07

ieFeStlng stories OF
the battles in which
he participated.
When the armi-
Stlce was signed
he was within
twenty miles Of
Luxembourg. and he
declares ii was a
good thing for Ger
many when II
hoisted the white
flag.
We sure d | d
have those Huns
On the run and in
tended to C h a $ e
them into q e r.
many" he wrote.
The c a sual ties
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
Armour Employees Get $4,000

Chicago, March About $4,000 en-
various amounts, totaling $4,000, rep.
resenting the award granted by Federal
Judge Samuel Alschuler. United states
administrator OF the wartime working
agreement between packers and en-
ployes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07
SAYS GERMANY QUIT IN time
City Boy Twenty Miles From
Luxembourg at Wars End

Writing to friends in this city, Ser
geant Michael V. McGonisle, 410 West
Penn street, Germantown. tells many in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-07

MORE ATLANTIC CITY BRIDGE TRAINS
Beginning Monday. March 10. leave Hfosd
city for Broad st. station 1:45 a, M ~
days. PsnEsylvanis Rsilroad.-Adp. 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
.NUEVE VETERANOS HICIERON GUARDIA
EN- LA TUMBA DEL GENERAL ZARAGOZA
Son supervivientes de Ia bataIIa del 5 de Mayo
cuyos episodes mas importantes relatan

nos como franceses. Dice que a raiz
del triunfo de la causa, todos sc hi
cieron compaslvos con el enemlgo. d
quien. en- Ia nora del combate, habla'i
atacado como fieras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
SENORAS Y JOVENES

81 TIENEN AGRIETADA 81 CARA.
sUS MtNOS ASPERAS. Q ST 81 CUTS
NO ESTA PERFECTAMENTE BLANDo Y
IIMrlo. HkGAN USO DE NUESTRA
CHEMA DE SELLEZA GALATES.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
ES IN HONOR PARA ESPANA
SER MIEMBRO DEL CON-
SEJO EXECUTIVE DE
LA LIZA

MADRID. mayo Sci Condo de
Romanones lego hoy a Sevilla e hi.
20 alli nueras d~eclaraciones en- las
cue neg6 terminantemente I'M veL
mas cue fucran cicrtos los rumores
que comenzaron 4 circular en- dias
paSados references a que tenga la
:otcncion de a3andonar Ia vida pu-
blica.
Refiriendose a la designation he
cha en- favor de Espana para que
sea uno dc los miembros del Conse-
10 Executive de la Liga de las Ma
clones. d;jo que csc era un gran no.
nor para ei pals, V 10 considero CO.
MO un resultado de su viaJe a Paris
Que fue causa de tantos comentarlos
en- >su cportunidad. asi como de Ia
labor Nevada a cabo per Gonzalez
Hontoria. actual Ministro de Reia-
clones ENteriores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
BOLSHEVlKIS
Los obreros de Pachuca,
capital de Hidalgo

PACHUCA, mayo Clos obreros
de esta ciudad. manifestation a los
representatives de la prensa. que la
campana que estan d~esarrollando Ell
las escuelas. eS completamente licl-
ia. va que en- ella Sc proponen en-
sonar a los ninos a no supeditar 81
voluntad a la de otro individuo. que
tai vez mas i%gnorante que ellcs, luz
ca sin embargo, un gallon militar.
Les obreroS Sc quejan amargamente
de Nicolas Flores, actual gooerna-
dor. de quien diccn que no obstante
deberles a clos Ell puesto que ocupa,
no ha prestado ayuda alguna a la
clase trabajadora. -erminan ma
nifcstando que aunque aceptan las
teorias bolshevikis, nc les es possible
todavia ejercitarlas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
MUCHOS ALEMANES OUIEREN
IR A MEXICO.

MENICO. d. T. Mayo G.-Poc de:-
pachos que Sc han rccibida de Eeriln,
Sc sahe aqui Qac cl consulate ine%l-
cano en- aqucila ciudad. rs diariamcn
te visltado pos gran numero dc teato.
nes para iniorm.rSe dc los trinlites
que Sc necesltln para chtenes~sSs&-
porte. Casi tcLos los aler?anei q.2
pieASan tenir. cuentan con al2unos G.
.ementos. p]refiriendo enierar de 81
pals. por cl blcIueo c~o!1ercial que
:cs aliadoS impondrau .. Ale:nania. Y
QUE les imped:ra consindar trabajan-
10 en- Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
Ell Capi,an Jose Maria Rios.

Dc los nucvc vcteranoS. uno hay
gran patricia. q;Ie apcl.as Dodla lc-
ivantarSe dc su asiento cuando alguicn
sc lc acercaba 4 saludario 4 con
cualGuier otlo motive. Es e. captain
primcro Jose Maria Rios. Cuicn sc
Dresento al General Zaragoza antics
de uuc comcrzara la ~oatalla. ofrc-
Cicndolc sus p~erSonalcs servicios V
los de una partida dc %cincuenta hon
bres cue habia rcclutado V a los Qua
les pagaba dc ST propio bolSillo. ha-
ciendo tamhicn todoS les castoS ne
~cesario5 para Oodcr defender Gigna-
mente a Ia Patria. Fl senior Rios
csta va cas-, q las pucrtas eel sepulcro;
nero no QuiSo QUO So pasara cl $ dc
Mayo. sin ir. tai Tcz pcr ultima vez.
a visItar Ia tuElba dc su ief". cl &C.
neral ZaragoZa. On "a que 1crramo
a~bundantes lacrimas cadA VIZ que 60
rcferia al heroe de PJrbls.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
Don Nemesio Icsz,.

Is bien conocIdo en- csta capital es-
tc anciano rc>nctablc, digno d. mejor
Sucrte cue Ia ouc le cobija en- cl
Iitimo tercio &c 81 vida. Es Conser-
je de la Escuela Nac;oEal de Medici-
ma. puesto del cue nincun ~nhicrno
ha os-do retirar!c. d pesar dc tantoS
" tan proiorcadoS trsstornos como
ha oasado la k%epublica.
FL senior Icaza cStIro tamE:en 4
las i~rTedistas ordenes del General
Nccrete. cuan3o eStuvo dirigiendo
pcrsonalmertc cl fuego dc las oatcrias
en- los Ierros o. Loreto V G~uadalups.
V Que fuG uno dc los factore, bclicoS
Que Mas contribuyeror al triunfo de
la Republica. Como Sus demas COM
paneroS, cl senior icaza tlcne 81 bar
ba = su cabeza cIbicrta dc una I'M
pecable blaucura quo lc da respetabi-
iidad. d Ia vez que lc hacc ~profunda-
mente SimpatiCo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
CABLES DE ESPANA
Serpicio especial de LA PRENSA
Sc lie PONDRAN RESTRICCIO,
NES A la EMIGRAC1ON
ESPANOLA

MADRID, mayo S.-Se dice que
ell gobierno pondra en- practlca en-
brere un proyecto que tiene en- es-
tudio para restr;ngir la emigration
espanola. en- vista de que Sc cons;-
dera SECURE que. de no hacer.c asi,
Sc reanudara en- 10 SUCCESSIVE en- una
escala aun mayor que aqueiIa en- que
habia venido teniendo lugar en- los
pasados amos.
FL proyecto sc dice va 4 ser pues-
TO en- vigor Y dentro de POGO, no Sc
permitira Que cmigren dc Espana
individuos nor de veinte amos Y
Solamente Sc permitira >que salgan
los que tenean mas de esa edad. de
aquellas rcgiones en- las que no cNs-
ia cscasez de tr%abajadores.
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CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Mayo O.
Nueve y~eteranos. que son los que u
viven en- esta capital, Y que prestafoh
servicios en- la celebre batalla de Pue-
bla, hicieron aver guardia de honor
al rededor de la tumba en- que des'
cansa el heroe, General lenacic Ia
ragoza. de aquclla g%loriosa epopeya'
Todos eStan viejos V fatigados; pero,
bajo la Influenza del recuerdo, pldie-
ron medic erguirsc v lucir las conde-
co~racioncs Que pendian dc sus pechos.
Interrogados por los reporters de los
diarios. que a aquel consagrado Sc
pulcro Sc ~acercaron. todos habiaren
con entuSiasmo de las distlntas Ia
ces de las batallas de Loreto y Qua
dalCpe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
FL Mayor Sixto Perez.

Este veteranC conServa .ooavla cier
to are marciai; zero er SUI cuerpo Sc
advierte la fatiga natural de la CAM
pana Y de les amos. Tiene la barha
" cl Ligote completamente blancoS
y lie dan On simpatico aspecto de pa
trlarca. Pe:tenecio It los LANCE
ros dc Tixcala'. V durante los prime
roS dias dc la campana estuvo a las
orGcncs del general Negrete. P"ese2-
clio tod,S los combates v vic tambien
como 81 General Diaz cmprendlo Ia
persecution del cnemigo. en- la que
liza cl veterano, Y cue fuG la Ultima
faG de Ia lucha cue determine e.
triUnfo glorioso de las m nac:o-
males. tai V como 10 eXpresa Ell parta
rcndido por lie General Zaragcza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
Ell captain Romero.

Con crado inferior. 81 senior Ro-
nero sirvio a las "rGeneS del General
Lamadrid. V luce con digniSimo orgu-
10 dos condecoraciones sanadaS en-
pleao campo dc combatc, en- cl que.
cast baio e. fueco del enemigo. tuvc
Que TRAFALGAR COMO negro en- Ia cons
truccion dc las trincheras en- uUe mo-
rian. sin cauSar dano. las balas inva-
soraS. Tonic parte err cl Scgundo Y
tercer ataoue en- que fueron rechaza-
dos los soldados nanolsonIcos. en- a.
Guella celebre batalla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
CAPTAIN Prime-o, Rincon Gallardc

Este vIejeciro. que apcnas 81 puc-
De detenerse apoyado en- su baston.
estuvo durante toIa Ia tornado q las
ordenes del general Felipe Berr;o-
zabal. Abajo de su larga baroa blan-
ca V partida. ostenta cuatro condeco-
raciones, Esto ia idca de sus servi-
clos en- la elorioSa bataila. Perte-
neci6 al Cuerpo de Lanceros. Y. una
Te@ terminada Ia lucha. fue el Que
mas trabajo a L. bora de lenvantar
Ell campo, atenGienGo con amor frater-
hal d todos los heridos. asi meXica-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

Ia MEJOR INVERSION EN- LA CIUDAD.
La casa Liberty" dc de~partamentos con "a
cuarios. construida de ladrillo y concrete. con
;odas comodidaGes si;uada en- ell coraz6n de
Ia ciuGad, cerca de la tienda de Joskc ell
22T Narp ST. Sc vendc en- $4,000. tomare
s.. 900 4, contado y resto abouos facilcs.
Rentada a~ctualmente bajo c~ontTato por 5
snos, por $4,000 mensua!es.-Casa en- 800
San Pedro Avenue. aproEiaca para familia
nums-osa, con 9 cuartoS = todas convenicn-
cias modernas dc dos pisos y maCnifieo 10
tc con f:cnte tam.ien a Jackson ST. Garage
y cuarto dc crisdos. Precio $500, $4,000
al con:ado y rcsto en- ahoros. Rentada ac-
uaimcntc por $40 mensgalcs. laformes en-
5Oj ". Commerce.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

TRAJEs EN- AgONoS. 4 "a MEDIA. Corte
eleSantc, ultimos %estilos. Yea mis- muestras
hoy mIsmo. Vicente Sosa, GID DolorosaSt
;MPRESORES:- 81 Heeesita escuela. de
Gerunci6n, granjcs, estilo mexicano, cscribx
pid:endo prccio. y muestras q lgnacio f.
Lozano. lis y. Santa POSE Ave, San An
tonic. Texas.
vENDO MUY BARATAS tres maqGinas
EDISON dc tube. con y Iiczas cada una.
Precio. $1,000 cada una. GRAFONOLAS
COLUMBIA en- abonos comodos desdc UN
PESO cada semana. Grandioso surtido de
discos dob!es Columbia PERFUMERlA
FRANCESCA, AzUrea, Floramyc. Trcflc,
Pompcia, cI famos o~prfumc ETERNO. Jo-
ycria Y POSTALES MEXlCANAS, una
cspec:alidad. Catalogo gratis r quien 10 So
l;citc. VICTORIA NOVELTY CO. 1L2 So.
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

LA GA. FoNoGRAFICA MEXICAN.h VEN
DC pcr correo. fonog-afus Columbia. Victor
y Edison. Pleas mexicanas Columbia. Vic
tor = Edison. Mcdicinas &c patcntc, ycrbas
r1cdicinas. articulos mex!cl7oS, cfectos pa
IT, tocador. Instruments musicale,. etc. Dr.
ria su correspondence pidiendo cataiogo,
dc IL mancra siGaicrtc: Cia. Fonogra&ica
MeAicans, ] D. Flores, Box 500, Dept G..
Flcresvillc, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
RECORTE ESTO. Els MUl
IMPORTANT.

Recorte este anuncio Y cnvlcio con
SC. a Foley and Co., 1855 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago. H.. escribiendo 81
nombre V direction con claridad y
recibira un paquete de prueba conte-
niendo: Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound para la tos; restrlos y
gripa; Foley Kidney Pill' para do
iores de costado Y espalda; reumatls-
mo. rinones Y veIga; Y "Foiey "a
thartic Tablets" excelente laxative
De venta en- todas las boticas.
(Adv9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10

EDUARDO TAMAR1Z. AVOCADO MEXlCA.
NO. Sc cncarga dc toda clase de asunto. re.
lativos a Su profession. Il6-T20 Brady Bldg
San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-10
FUE PUESTO EN- LlBERTAD Ell
DIRECTOR DE OMEGA"

MEAICO. D. 7. Mayo Sci Dr.
Daniel +. de la Vega. que So hallaba
detcnido a causa dc estar 2cuSado
Ge uitrajeS 4, Presidente de la RerG-
hlica. fue puesto hoy eli lihertad bajc
fiatza dc mil doscientes pesos, por or
den del Jucz SeHJo suparaumcrario dc
DiStrito.
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Ell Captain Jose Garcia.

Formaba en- primer termino ell Ca
pitan Jose Garcia. del Primer Battalion
de la Guardia Nacional de Oaxaca,
que fuc movilizado SCORE Orlzaba,
cuando el invasor sc acercaba a esta
plaza.
FL captain Garcia era cabo Y forma'
"a uarte de la e~scolta de Ia bandera,
la misma que aver, cast hccna giro
mes. fuc Nevada del Palacio Nacio-
raj a la tumca de Zaragoza, en- 81
pt%ante1n dc San Fernando,
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AVSOS De OCAS/ON
VENTAS

DISCOS COLUMBIA. Nosotros tsncmos los
qle anunciar las denas casss. Nuestro sur
lido es tan variado como extcnso. Nuevo
precio. S. cts. cada unc.-Pidalos a j. y.
flores & Hno., Floresvile. Texas. t23)
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,o nor 81 propio bien Dc
b.ria hacer a S'Su'cuN -.
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ESPECIALIDAD en- reclamaciones por danos
personalcs, atropcllos, etc. Hago tcda clase
nc cobranzas. F. P. Nc Closkcy, ~ F.o,!
Building.
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DR.. SALoME CARA ALDAPE. de Il Fa-
cultad dc Mexico. autorisado Ell CT EstsGo dc
Texas. Espccialista eli curiyia en- general.
0ficira ITO b. Nucva ST. Tclefono Trari,
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