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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
LOS ENEMIGOS De JUAN
GARCIA DOMINAN la
LEGISLATURE
La credenciGI del Professor
Gorena fac rechazada
acknowledgements
Gorena fue ell jefe de la cam
pana politica de Garcia y
es hermano politico
de este

MONTERREY, \. l.. septiembre
len Ia Camara de Diputados del
Estado, como Sc ofreciera en- Ia inau
guraci6n del dia Is. fueron investi-
gadas las dOcumentaciones relativas
a Ia votaci6n que dizqua ell pueblo
hizo en- favor dc los ciudadanos per-
tenec;entcs al Partido independents,
entire ellos Ia del professor Ger6ni-
mo Gorcra, Ia cual fue desechada
por no estar ~ajustada q la Ley, Sc
gun opinion de Ia Camara.
La session relativa estuvo dema-
siado acolorada, Y varias veces el
Presidentc hubo de tomar el timbre
para imponer el orden, e]specialmen-
te al ciudadano Corona, que Sc pro-
ducia en- ttrminOs ~indecorosos para
el conjunto de los diputados.
Dijo Corona que bien clara Sc
.veia Ia intenci6a de arrojarlo de "a
Asamblca, pero que no era a 6l q
quien Sc hacia semejante ofensa,
puesto que su c~redencial Sc ha
llaba limpia. sino al vote de mil quiz
nientos ciudadanos que habian su-
fraCado en- su favor.
Durante la revision Y la discussion
de las credenciales undergraduates
Sc sucedieron en- Ia camara los dis
cursos mas 0 menos a~calorados, pues
les senorcs Gorena y companeros no
ouerian admitir la derrota que Sc
dej6 advertir desde que principiara
Ia session.
A la bora del fallo, el interes de la
Asamblea subio de punto. fallo QUE
! termin6. como habia dicho Corona,
con la salida del salon de este "di'
putado elector. segun e., Y o la a.
prcbaci6n de las credenciales de los
/ ccaligados, que mas o menos van de
acuerdo con Ell sen*ir Official en- IL
relative d Ia integraci6n de dicha
Camara.
Gorera fu6 Ell director de la cam
pana politica del candidate Juan NJ
Garcia. de quien es, adcmas, hernia
no politico.
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DICTIONARIES CAsTELLANOS.

GampaIo acknowledgements enciclope-
dico Re ia Iensua casteliaEa. poi b. Con-
sa.ez De il Rusa. liustEac0 con 1s5
rrabados. 333 rrtratcs. Is msssts.. dos
cuad-Cs Ge hante.ns. Iabrls CS St5tc:na
Metrico. CUdIgo International 80 SetA-
les, etc. Tn tnmo pasta ;es .-.....-.IA-V
D:cc!onario Complete de l.. '"'Ikrla bSpn-
noia, FOR Il. RodrIgucLNsas ) CacTaf-
or. Contiene cicnto VENT. nil "ocss cS-
plicadas y definidas y Is d: los diccIona-
rios mas completes de IL lcngna. I'm To-
mo de 1900 paginas. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c
luJo
Dicc!onario dc la Lengua Caste!Lana' p,E
u. Jose A!enany.-rU:na GI HoiuH1eH &c
1856 pag!naS y cont:ene todaS las Hoce'
del Dlccionario &c ia Academia. veinN-
cinco mil amcricanisnios. ounce MI! Tee
nicismos, a.caismos y ueoioEisnos, nu-
r1erosas IocucIorcs latiuas ) "";ramje;as.
etc Pasta fina 'Sf'''
Diccionario Popular de Ia LenGra Casi~!Ia-
ra -Edjci6n Minerva. Utilis;rio ) MY
n~-artico. I'm tono. empastaGo en- teia
inCleSa
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NOVELAS

e. Sol dc Mayo.-Nemor:as de II Interven-
ti6n francesa. Con grabados .........s2-5o
FL Ceyro de las Campanas.-Nove.a histo-
~rica'ie grandisimo interes ...........S2,5o
La Mrjestad Caida.-Episodios historicos
de Ia Ie.olucion maderista ............Si.o0
Los Observation-Disclosures de ls :nsurrec-
ci6n contra Espaha SIS
Memcrias &c un observation-disclosures de
IN epoca DC Ia ReforIna .%2.2S
sa.erLote y CaudiLc.-Episndios de nuestrg
Guerra &c Independencia .............S2.25
Tomoch;c. Novela historical por Hcri-
hnrt, Firms Sl..0
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En- faror dc la agricultural
del EStado dc Micro Leon.

Procedentes de la ciudad de Me-
xico Sc han recibido aqui noticias in
~teresantes, acerca de las gestiones
desarrolladas por los Diputados San
tiago Reel, Jose P. Saldana Y E.
Tamez, encaminadas e lograr, de a.
cuerdc o ell Gobierno del Centre, ell
estabIecimiento de una estaci6n eX-
.perimental de agricultural en- este
Estado.
Los j~6veneS d~iputados han celebra-
do para Ia fecha algunas conferen-
cias con ell Ing. Duvallon. jefe del
departamento de agricultural del Nj
nisterio relative, Y piensan a~cercarse
tambien con ell Ingen;ero Pastor
Rouaix con el mismo objeto.
Sus gestiones, sagun Sc sabe, han
tenido exito, y, Segun las noticias, los
diputados llegarsn hasta el Jefe del
Ejecu/.o con ell objeto de cue la
mejora 8 lleve ! cabo q toGa costa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLgTlCA.

In Casa Ajcna.-Figinas del dcs;ierro,
por Manuel MGzGuiz Blanco ......... 4oe
,nfI,cncia De Espana y los Estados
Unidos sobre Mcxico. por e. Lie. To-
rib:o Esquivel Oregon ............sl.Io
Ia organization p~oIitica &c Mexico. La
Constitution = IA Dictaiura. poT D.
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GRAMMATICAL.
cann.nsio de Gra:natiea Cas.eilana. sesan

Cnmnendio de Gra:natica CastelIana, seguEl
la Academia. por Tore y GsInez. ...... 90
Compcndio de Grammatical por Don An
d-Gs Bello foc
EIencntos de Grammatical. por Eer'anz'.': ='c
Grana.;ra Caste!laua. con arreS.o a IA de
Ia Rea! Acadsm!a. por ZuhlEa: AaTicE-
tada cen tra'ados &c Or,osFaiIa } FTo-
Soda. I'm tono tela ........ ....'.SL.-
Cramatica de n Real Academia Espano!a.
Ultima cdiciou of:ciai .%3.25
Pruntuario de Ortogratia de Ia Lengua
Castellana ............. ........ oo'
Prontua-io de Conjunction. y los diez mi
verbos Observation-Disclosures rcformaGa y
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HISTORIA.

Edici6n aunentada con principles de
HISTORIA.
Episodes Militares Me1icanos.-Guerrs de
Independencia e Invasion Norte-america-
na- Dos tomos
Historic de Grec;a. desde los tlcnpos he
roicos hasta la desmembraci6n del impe-
rio de Alexandra 75e
Historic Patria. por don Iusto Sierra. zoe
historic de Mexico. por don LUIS Perez
Verdia.-Comprendc desdc los prime-oe
tiempos has:a Ia caida del Segundo lnipe-
rio. Tn tomo tela 5000
Ia Vida er Mexico en- 1910. IEtere-
tantes apuntes de "a eroca- per Con-
Ials. Obregon. In tomo tea ......SlAo
La intervention y el lmperio, por Saiado
Alvarez.-Cnatro grandes tomos. encua-
dernsdos en- tela :Slo.oo
Mexico V;ejo y Aneed5tico. por Coma
lez Oregon. Notas historicas. leyen-
das y c~ostumbres. I'm toro tea ...sl.io
Narraciones Hist6ricas MeXicanas.-Traci-
Clones y Lcyendas.-Obra destinada 4
~cultivar FL seutimiento patrio en- el cora
zen de los hijos de Mexico. llus;rada cor
MI
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IDIOMAS.
E Verdadero Maestro de Frances.-Un to.

E. Tcrdadc-o Maestro &c Frances.-Un to-
Dicciona!io &c lnrleS ) kspanoI, &c b1lsi'!o.
Pasta de parcaliTa .........:.:.: aoc
Diccionario de lnEles y Esparol, &c ho!siuo.
Pasta de pie! Que
Diccionario de Ing!Gs y Espano.. per Ange-
Ii y Mclaughlin. E! Meyer = mas cHu'-
pleto de los pubiicados has:a Ct cis. Con-
tiene las voccc ;nas nn"icrras en- arts.
ciencias c industrias. 4; accpcioneo ne-
cesarias rlra hau!ar Y c5cTloir :'Hltos
idioma5. etc. Tin grueso volumcn cuiFas-
taco en- tea
e InCles sin Mlcst-o.-Nc:nCo pra:;!co
para J )rendcr en- vein;e i"cctoHeS 81 ia"'
ma ing!ts. con Ia grOnuHc!aci'n %li:':rs-
da en- ca5telluro. Contiere. s!ctn7i. d.
verses modcius para escrihir TOD. ciase
de correspond ,nc.a. A IA TustIta vale. 6Oc
EmpastaGo en- tela ..-.....--...-- --S!-VV
Gramauca Practica de Il Lruc7:a lic'csa:
La mci5r obra ra:a 81 estu@in EE3ra:lcaI
Gel idioma iagl5s. Tn vo!umcn PASTA
GramnIairc Syntkttiaue ct Practiguc d. u
LanEue ESyaEno!e, poE I0ro y GoElcT:
tTexto f%rauces)
Do You Want 10 SPEAK Spanish "A prac-
teal method TO learn the Spanish Ian
.Ouic-e I'd. sabcr irgles CT die Cias'... 3Vc
L0uiere Ia. Saber frances en- dicz dIas.. sc
:Quicrc I'd. sabcr italiano en- die= Glas -. soc
LiGrO P-imcro &c InGfcs y Espahol...-.. 6oc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
OBRAS DE UTlLIDAD PRACTICA,

Ar.es GraficaS.-Formulas J proccdi-
mientos para tipoSrafia. grabadOs.
Arte de guitar las manchas en- toda
c!ase de tejidos .S0.75
Cultivo dc HorCaIzas.-Acelga. aio. beta
bel. cebolla. ~coliflor, nabo. pepino. etc. Sl.75
Elementos de Mec&nica- Fuerza, movi-
mierto. resistenc!as, raiquinas simp!es,
cquilibrio. densidad. etc. ............. 60c
E. MedSo de las Fanilias.-Manua! cs6ri-
co practice de Mcdicina. al alcance de
todos. I'm tomo tela
FL L;bro dc las Madres.-Obra muy it'll.
por los coaocinienJos que Trocura 4 las
madres &c familia para cumplir 81 au-
gusta mission de fornar ) et'car 4 los
Gaia com.DIeta del Amansadot de caballos
La Medicins Casera--Tratanientos senci-
los y ticilcs fora combatir tcda clasc de
Intermediates y academies ......... 6oc
La Vertadera ciencia de curar. Ira
tsIn:ento naturista moderno J modo
de conocer las Intermediates por Ia
expression del rostro. Tn tomo tsla $500
Manual del Fogoncro MaGuinista, po- Gou-
dcrt-Un volumen tela ...............Sl..5
Manual de Ia Cria de Gallinas ........Sl.2o
Mil Quinientos SccYetos del Hogar.-Co!ec-
ci6n de recetas ~practicas para Ia ltmpis-
"a de enscrcs dornes:icos. telaS y vesti-
dos; conrostura de ropas = o5Ietos: to-
caco1, hygiene. etc. ......-...-...... eo3
Manual de Gales de Pelea ......-...Ss-so
Sccretos de ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de S=an
utiiidad en- e. hogan. por IA sur1a de re-
cet:.s v cnscnanzas que ~contiene .... 75e
Recetario &c Msuicina Domestica.-Coisc-
ci5n de recctss para tndss las catermc-
daGes. e mcjcr .ib-o de medicinal popu-
lar quo Sc ha publicado. Tn tomo teia. $500
Hygiene del MatriEonio.-El libro de los
esposos. por Ell Dr.. Pereira. DE Ia Real
Academia &c hedic:na de Barcelona. I'm
tomo tela
Manua! del C9uc-ciantc , Epis;clario Co.
me-cial.-Obra ut!lsima para toda per-
iona dc negocios SOC
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z DE RELIGION.

.Ancora de Salvation SUE
Biblia de los Mines. por cl Padre Sache;-
Cbra iiustrada con g~rabados J IN mapa
&c IA Terra Santa soc
Catecisno del Padre Ripalda ........... Ice
Calecismo HisLorico. por F!eury......... NC
ComuIyador General! T5c
c7tec;sno DE- Perseverance, ............sl.0
Devocionano de Lavalle. aumentadc con
u Semara Santa, Visitas al San;isi-
roo, Eiereicio Diaric. etc. ........... csc
Devotion de los S!ete Dom!Hgos de San
e Gcnio del CristanIsmo. por Chateu-
briand.-Hermosas ~!ecturas para cl no.
gar. Eiicion r.camente iluStrada. $500
Filosoiia Elemental. por Balmes. ........Si.2
La IIniiacI6n de Cristo. por Rempis...... Soc
Los Marures. o ell triunIo de lr Religion
Cris;iaIa, por Chateaubriapd.-Obra pro-
samen i!ustrada ...........-......s2.0o
Pequeao Lavalic. Pasta scia .-....... SOC
Pequeao Laralle de Oraciones ........ 25c
vids de Nuestro Senior Jr.ucristo y de Ia
Santisima Virgen. Ior Croisset....... soc
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BIBLIOTECA PARA NINOS.

y leetarGs Observation-Disclosures To-
n,i:os iiustrGdps q 20 centGroS eadG urO.J
Nj P-:mera Lectu-:.
Eoras Eelic~.
e Mundo Animal para Niaos.
E. arniEuito.
Escue.a de Anirnales.
AventuTas de Animales.
Los Ninos dc otrcs Paises.
Il Libro del Meme.
Niaos Buenos y Ninos Malos.
Cucntcs para Niros-
e. Pals de las Marav:llas-
Cuentos dc Hatas.
FL Mundo Maravilloso.
ii! Libro Favorito.
EDisodios y kventuras.
Lectures de Historic SagTada.
Episodes de Ia Historic SagEaGA
Sarraciones Extracrdinarias.
TGrdes de Otono.
Il Mundo de los Ninos.
Las Tribulaciorss de Mcte-et-
Leedme.-CucEtoz nora.e..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24

Tablas auxiliares para aprender a contar.
Edici6n aumentada con principles de
a-trstj-a Ioc
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I.IBROS DE LECTURA.

Ell Angel del Hogur-Libro primero &c lee
tura. yara nihas ent
FL Angel del Eogar-Libro c=un"o.:'. ee:
La Peria de la Casa-Terccr libro &c FL
Ange, dol Hoqar Sec
II aTiro do los Mines. nor SanaGcr. .... 2Oc
Ensehanza Sinultinea. pur Mate ..:...' S"'
Libro rrimario de lcctura y Eserltur1,
por Andr1s Osuna 9o'
Lector Mexicano Prime-c, por Caeoy..... ogc
Lector MeHicano Segindo .......,:.... e'c
M6todo de escritura-iectu1. per Eeosa-
NOR. con apIicaS:Sa Del fcuc:i.no y
,He"' Sou "p:-a c;n.s.;., roe
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
Barring Bolshevisn.


With nearly all Europe of passing the
doW Of Bohevsm and the certainty that hasy
lthy and economic the continent make
ay impossible sees at last that the old
vzaton, with all its institutions threatened destruction
Consequently mad camor rises the Peace
ate remedial action The fantastic
disease.
One proposes ring states about the infected area But
peoples of the proposed already wavcrng allegiance
, the old order
Military circles urged ring" of
ayonets and boyco be maintained until Boshevm
de- Revol the ring itself proposal
third plan the others pro-
osed to feed the beasts until growing stopped
eah Of America is inadequate the
undreds OF millions in revolt
Bread bayonc and barrier nations equally
Oshevism 1t demands prophyactcs
ought here in Russia 1t be backfred
Bolshevsm appeal tyranny 1t is an
osve outbreak of the forces progress
sing. not by cOnhnng and repressing those
When old nations crumb and being born when
Millions dying and social disappearing
aucs fuctua and flicker by billions,
nd must be nodded into higher forms they will
Within these dssovng Institutions tremendous
ct by no means blind dynamic force seeking freedom and
better world The forces of aspiration
things form the mighe for released
his globe Left itself this beco1e
osve Harncsscd the machinery of
L. better world.
The problem Of fighting Bolshevs the problem of rightly
these forces Directed by passion dspai
hey will wreak destruction they have always wreaked it the
II labors greater power industry
ecOgnzd through cooperation with the unions housing
substitute cities OF better homes sums, unemployment
ought with shorter hours, abolition child labor
public works. il pohteeng checked
education all part OF
cbuidng Of society shall build the foundation wall
3olshcvisn
crusade evil command the sacrifice solidarity
hat the Prusan Utilize the splendid revolt
all the magnificent of to fundamental program of social
progress
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
Confessions of a War Bride

Probably by over-playing my role.
by being amusing, even absurd. 7
could deceive him best.
And then-no matter what hiE
persuasions and arguments, I must
leave his house and go 20 work
Tommy would give me a Job. But I
would have 10 use caution in get
ting away from CerteIs or I might
tind myself cherished as exclusively
as those Chinese rugs
] arrayed myself for Certeis' ar
rival according to fashions latest
schedule. And ] put on that au-
burn wig. Ny rouge made a mask.
although / didn't put on more than
some girls wear every day.
] pUrfed the short curls OF the
wig over my ears. And on top OF
my auburn locks poised my pink
hat with fashiOn-plate coqUetry. n
was that chic feather affair I had
found IN the grocery. added the
veil-snd its pBttern-a black par-
rot-stoOd out on my check like
tattoo. took in the side seams %
my skirt so that had to shuttle
in il. and when I had assembled
the other parts OF my stylish attire
the low pumps with towering
teelN ana lne lnlh SILK NlOChlnEE-
] looked just like any one OF a score
OF girls to be seen any day in any
city.
But didn't look much like Jane
LOrimeT.
was successfully disguised. but
as ! studied myself in the glass. o
res allied that some little thing wa
lacking. I could improve the gen
ersl effect. phoned down 20 tn
housekeeper-
Mrs Bender. have YOU snv r7rT
in the house
Goodness. no. miss cRmo hr-
answer. but TIL send fUr some"
Fifteen minutes later maid
brought up tho gum and shs nearly
, dropped u a. she threw w both
hands az sight or me-.
I beg pardon. Mile. Nsnderlyr. Pc
she stammercd. u thought you was
some new kind OF hurElsr. ] didn't
recognize you a. ALL
How lovely" 7 said. Cheer
CTo be continued
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01

President; proceed with the business. "
Does he need a nerve tonic?
w. Paul Shelton. in the office of the
foreman OF presswo ork is always glad
to purchase War Savings Stamps Tor
pressroom folks. Make him work.
Timothy X Inglee came down from
Whitehall. n. Y, to accept an ap-
pointment in the linotype section.
Harry johnson is still absent from
the carpenter shop suffering with
rheumatism.
James r. Nelson has been rein
stated as a caster helper in the mono
type section.
Harry keenan, and Terry Mahoney
visited Doc Osborne at the hospital
Sunday afternoon and report that
Doc" is holding his own though still
in a precarious condition.
Mrs. Ella D. Matchett, formerly a
direCtress in the map folding room, is
gradually recovering at her home In
Mount Rainier after a severe Illness.
Hey. Mr. Payne, Don Murray says
he's afraid of those wild cats in
your section.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
hell: Bill himself!

counted the strokes OF the clock
as It chimed the hours Of the night.
Sometimes sobbed over events
which 1 could not control. or pom
dered futilely over what was al
ready done, or planned an Impos-
sible future. Just so do all women
agOnize and waste themselves at
times. but seldom does a girl agon-
ize so uselessly as ] did that night.
The destinies OF nations. and his
own buried ancestors had made
Hamilton Certeis what he was. No
wish Of mine. no tears could have
saved him or could change him.
In the late winter dawn / arose.
half frozen. and threw OF my long
cloak. The keys in a pocket ratified
ominOusly. ] slipped on a gown ara
crept between the sheets before the
maid came in with my coffee and
toast.
You are not sick. mademoiseIle? >"
she asked anXiously.
No. thank you, Only tired after
last nights excitement" | replied.
] knew ] must look decidedly wan
and l was sorry that / was not up
to the part I was booked 10 play
that day. DR.. Certeis was due at
noon ! had already planned how /
would meet him.
The maid brought in a morning
paper and opened it at the story Of
our fire. read il carefully. then
turned back 10 page one and saw
a black head.
Home Troops Come Back"
The number OF Bobs division and
regiment were printed. I had TO re-
peat the figures aloud to be quite
sure ! had read them correctly. The
ship was on the Atlantic. the troops
would reach New York in q week,
sat up and ate my breakfast I
had a motive in life. though it
might have been a very sad one.
judging from the flood OF tears
which came near to dilutinC my
coffee. But l wiped them away with
energy. ! had much to do before
Bob reached home.
FIRST must greet Certeis. And
must he friendly. 7 must never
let him suspect that ! suspected him.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
BARRY FARM CITIZENS
HOLD THREE-DAY FAIR

Notwithstanding the high winds
of Friday night, the regular month
ly meeting of the Barry Farm Citi
zens' Association was well attended
The association plans for a three
day county fair for the latter part
OF August. Prizes will be given for
the best home garden products.
The annual election of officers for
the ensuing year resulted as fol-
lows: President, Elzie S. Hoffman:
vice president Samuel ]. Jones; re-
cording secretary. John Badly: as
sistant recording secretary, waiter
l.. Craig; financial secretary. Silas
Blunt; assistant financial secretary.
Vernie S. Bumbry; treasurer. Mrs.
Daniel Webster; chaplain, Rev. j.
f. Scott; sergeant-at-arms, Charles
\. Monroe. The following were
elected as board of directors: Dan
iel Webster, Norvain Talliaferro.
Joseph Blunt, Albert Bumbry. Fred
Dyson, Ulysses J. Banks and Mrs.
NJ. f. Roberts.
The associa ton adjourned to meet
the last Friday in April.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
OF ALL NEWS GIVEN
News Editor of War Department
Says He PLAYED Fair.

Marlen Pew, who for the past year
has been the official medium between
the War Department and the news
papers, yesterday closed his desk and
prepared to resume his former work
with the Editor and Publisher.
In bidding farewell to those who
sought the news of the department
from him. Mr.. Pew said: THE worst
as well as the best about the War De-
partment is known to you today as
much as it is to me. To the best of
my knowledge the war record of the
department represents a genuine bat
ting average of known failures and
successes"
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR
BY John Kendrick Bangs.
APRIL FIRST,

APRIL FIRST.
Copyright. 1919, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.)
I wildly hate my fellow-men,
And always have since life began.
I hope the thunder and the rain
Will make his dearest projects vain.
1 hope his spring days chilled with
snow
Will fill his pathway full of woe,
And with a ceaseless icy furry
Engloomify his days with worry
p $. Please note thak all this droIling
Is just a bit of April Fooling,
And that in honor of the day
] do-not mean a word i say.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01
Red Cross Will Continue
Its Home Service Work

Home service work of the Amer
ican Red Cross will continue not
only through the period of demobil-
ization, but also as a peace-time
activity and will be expanded in
some communities to include others
besides the families of soldiers and
sailors.
Red Cross officials are anxious
that the service to soldiers and
sailors families shall not be inn
paired. They will adhere to the
present policy of giving help only
to those who ask for it and never
going where the offer of assistance
is unwelcome.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-01

shows the es-Keeser taking his
daily exercise at choppins down
trees. As you will note, he seems
to be resting between chops He
is His flunkey has gone after a
new ak, having worn six thread
bare already. Who, Bill? No, the
flunkey. He's the same old Bill
helm, even though he is wearing
shoes now TO match his donlc
He still believes in signing his
label 10 another's labor. Batty
Bills exercise consists in watch
ing the flun1ey cut down the
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gift to Win" at Dental School.

Fit to Win" and its sequel.
''Homeward Bound" official Aims OF
the United States Public Health
Service. will be shown to members
of the National Capital Dental So
ciety at the George Washington
University Dental School 1925 II
street northwest at o'clock to-
night.
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Full Circle.

By EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
Ma bosses pa in every way;
Seems like he's awful scared OF her,
But pa, he says, I'll know some day
That's what men marries for.
Then pa, he takes it out on me, O..
And says he will not stand my sauce,
For every one must have, says he,
Some other one to boss.
And l says, "Ycs, but who've l got?"
And after while pa says, That's true.
1t amt fair deal Tell you what
Well get dog for you"
So pa brung home dog for me
And though ma raised an awful row,
And said he'd be a nuisance, She
She let him stay, somehow.
Md now ma bosses pa the same,
And I'm still bossed by pa,
And so / boss the dog, but blame,
: The dog-he bosses maj
tnsSyrsThtL lsi'J
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High Expectations.

figures recently compiled that
the enlisted smoke prefer the cigarete
old dudeen
who have tried ght-ounce pipe orm-httng uniform
may testify.
Where have all the od-rne We
10 the that parook of eating tobacco.
Colonial days the quid the American brand.
English who and gazed upon poons
home duly impressed and of the brightest chapters
travel those dealing with backwoods-
ability drown the yy his forty
O feet, away
What become oId-fashoncd saint sat in the
his through the nary
spr2
hiss through the
nights?
relative of and honey dew twist and
leaf, and cabin hunk longer discussed by experts
OF old pioneer gone,
hope hope They taking durn much of
simple solid homey old wool of national and
leaving with a lot of shoddy.
Chin hiske and eating tobacco how that combination
pealed boyhood imagination and how ud
heath when shed front tooth and could
squirt silk juice as far granpap.
And mind yet there bengniy homey depend
ability, Christian friendne about the with his
eggszed down behind his whiskers He
simple citizen who had in him guile.
30 Picture him in spats, with cigarete
hope boys back home before their
ely corrupted they all native humble pleas
treso of the countryside
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Everywhere in this country except
IN the Capitol Building in Washingn-
ton people have been trying earnestly
TO think above and beyond party. fac
tional, sectional and denOminationaI
lines into Gods great, clean out-of-
doors Of purpose and hope.-Richmond
Times-Dispatch.