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Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

pointed toes. Baby sister wears ma
tural shoes, just the shape of her
feet. Alice cannot walk very far.
She complains that her feet hurt.
She never shows her bare foot be-
cause she is ashamed of it! But
Alice was stubborn and would have
those shoes! - ....
The Chinese women used to bind
their daughters feet SO they would
stay small. When the Chinese girl
grew up, she could not walk alone
but required an attendant at each
arm 80 she would not topple over.
Funny that American girls should
want to initiate Chinese girls.
Alice Bunting is handicapped by
incorrect shoes. She takes little
mincing steps that would make
an Indian laugh. She runs the
chance. Of having "aat feet" or "fal-
len arches" The high heels she
wears place her feet in Z strained
position. The weight of the body
is thrown on the ball of the foot
and there is too much pressure
over the transverse arch. The heel
is up in the air instead of down
on the ground where ita can help
support the body. Thousands of
girls and women have foot trouble
because they wear incorrect shoes.
The spinal column is Jared and
jcrked with each step, so headaches
and backaches are very common.
Alice's brother was in the army
and went to France to fight. The
government did not give him high
heeled shoes to wear Imagine our
soldiers and sailors in high-heeled
shoes with pointed toes! If Alice
wishes to improve her feet, she
must buy sensible shoes and walk
with her toes straight ahead, not
toeing out. The Department Of
Social Education Of the Y. w. c. A..
is starting a campaign for correct
footwear and is preparing list Of
all firms in the country that carry
approved" shoes. Approved shoes
have low heels and broad toes. They
are shaped like the human foot and
are comfortable. If all girls de-
mand sensible shoes, the manufac-
turers will stop making the kind
that deform the feet.
(Next week: "What Mary Ate.")
Boys and Girls Newspaper servics.
Copyright, 1919. by J. H. Millar.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
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Volley Ball.
BY n. 3. ALEXANDER.

by W. .. Lh<hANpERs
You think nothing good can come
out Of Germany. But volley bail
did. 1t was invented and first played
there.
Volley bali can be played out
doors or in the gym, in backyard,
vacant lot, school yard, or attic. All
the equipment needed is a net, about
the same size as 4 tennis net, a
couple of posts about ~ feet high,
and ball a little smaller and about
half as heavy as a basket ball.
Set the posts in the ground or on
the gym floor about Is feet from
each other. Stretch the net between
them, the top Of it level with the top
of the posts. If you can't get 4 net,
rope stretched from the top OF one
post to another will do. Mark out
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
"A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned"

II Americans were as carefully watchful of
their expenditures in other regards as they are
economical when it comes to paying street car
fare, the savings banks Of the country would
have to be enlarged many times in order to care
for the aceumulations Of thrifty individuals.
Omaha has shown something Of this, in the
overwhelming preference given the 6A-cent
slugs offered as an alternative to the 7-cent fare.
Over in Chicago the situation is complicated a
little further but this serves only to emphasize
the fact that folks will buy their car rides at
the lowest possible cost. A 7-cent fare is in
effect on the Chicago lines, but patrons may
purchase ten rides for IS cents fifty rides for
$3 and the ffty-ride books were exhausted
within a short time after they were placed on
sale, while the ten-ride tickets were entirely
neglected. No use in trying to account for this,
but the spectacle would do Poor Richards"
heart good, could he but observe it.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
Exemptions.

Exemptions.
NJ. K.-Provided q man IL married
and resident of Nebraska, the head
of family. and has no lands, town
lots or houses subject to exemption
as . homestead under the laws Of
this state, can his wages be gar
nisheed? In other words. can he get
the benefit OF $500 exemptions Of
personal property provided for in
Section sal of the code: that is. If
he has no personal property can he
claim his wages exempt under Sec
ton 521? In the case Of Jones ".
Union Pacific Railroad company.
Nebraska, it was held that a man
may claim all the wages due him as
part Of $500 Of personal property ex-
empt to him. There seems to be
conflicting views on this and would
like to be set right on 1t and would
appreciate your reply in the columns
Of The Bee.
Answer--He 10 entitled to $500 ex-
enlptions.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
Marriage and Divorce.

NJ. RIFF a man and wife are di-
yorced in the state of Illinois and in
less than three months the man goes
into Missouri and remarries and
comes back into Illinois to live, can
the man obtain a divorce or can the
divorced wife have their marriage
annulled?
Answer-The husband cannot take
advantage of his own wrongful act,
neither can the divorced wife have
the marriage annulled. Tho husband
could be convicted Of bigamy.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Mine operators are meeting to work out de
tails Of the l4-per-cent wage increase, but wha
good will that do il nobody tries to earn tn,
money!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Carranza has been entrusted with full power
to handle relations between Mexico and the
United States, which are pronounced by him to
be Extremely delicate" Meanwhile. Consul
Jenkins is carefully locked up in prison at
Puebla
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

A member of the North Dakota legislature
objects to the circulation by the state managed
library of free love literature. To this non
part member retorts that it is up to the
state to give its citizens anything that contains
information. Glorious libertyi
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Emma Goldman doesn't want to go back
to Russia any more than does Aleck Berkman.
Neither is to be blamed Instead Of being sent
to Jail either of this precious pair is quite likely
to be shot by order of some other anarchist in
the happy land where the proletariat holds
sWay
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

The industrial" conference is sitting behint
closed doors. That is one good way to wi,
public distrust these days.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

The wealthy Chicago girl who proved she
could earn her own living by acting as shop
3 sales person did not stick to it long enough
1 to show whether she could live she had
sbccn accustomed to ON the wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Somehow the burglars footpads, high jack
ers" and the like seem inclined to take the grand
iury's word for the quality of Omaha's police
leadership
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Carter Glass says it will be impossible to
reduce taxes. Not IL he has his way but con-
gress may find some means to cut down est-
mates billion or 50, and thus teach the secre-
tsry a new trick
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Judge Anderson inclines to the opinion that
miners and operators are in eahoots. Does look
something like that.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
DAILY cARTOoNETTE.

greatest number Of points in that
time winning.
Considerable science and team
work may be developed in knocking
the ball from one person to another
on the same side until 4 chance
comes to bat it over the net into an
open space not played by one of the
opposing side
Next week: Program for Train
ing in Basket Ball." by H. o. (Pat)
Page, Chicago Star player)
Boys and Girls Newspaper Service.
Copyright. 1918. by J, II. Millar.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

City Health Commissioner Edwards gives
some good advice as to how to heat and ven
tilate homes, and people will profit by follow
ing the same
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
Adultery.

e. HI have lived with 4 travel
ing man for over year as his wife.
but he has deserted me and gone
back to his family. He told me he
loved mo and promised so many
times to marry me. What legal
steps can I take against him?
Answer-You can do nothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Libel and Slandcr.

l.. B. Y.-How much damages can
IL man recover for the publication of
a libelous article Stating that he was
guilty of retaining money belonging
10 the company for whom he
worked? 1t has caused me consid-
cradle humiliation and the publica-
ton was not justifiable, as the same
was not true,
Answer-The amount of recovery
is for the jury to determine.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

The senate will inquire into the Newberry
bribery charges Get at the facts. No white
wash is wanted
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Secretary Lane is accused of writing the
presidents message, but it was hardly in his
style. He usually tells what he wants and
does not mince wo!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
Our Free Legal Aid
State your case clearly but
briefly and reliable lawyer
will furnish the answer or
advise in this column. Your
name will not be printed.
Let The Bee Advise You.

H. j., Arlington. Neb.. Your in
quiry IL not sufficiently definite to
enable US to reply.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Wyoming made good on Bill" Carlisle
Now let it come through with some coal
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
f. -<9zhze cT0Ms' Corner 3
Are Your Feet Happy.

By MOLLlE PRICE COOK.
Baby Bunting has a perfect foot.
The toes are all even. The foot is
soft and pink and beautiful. Baby
Bunting's sister Alice has an ugly
foot. 1t has corns and callouses. The
toes are crooked and lap over one
another. See how different they
look in the picture.
Alice Bunting wears fashionable"
shoes. They have high heels and
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

The Chicago Tribune tells of "heatless
cold wave" Must be the kind Omaha is having.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
What The Bee Stands For:

!. Respect for the law and maintenance Of
order.
2. Speedy and certain punishment Of crime
through the regular operation OF the
courts.
s. Pitiless publicity and condemnation OF
ineficiency lawessness and corrup-
ton in office.
4. Frank recognition and commentator
Of honest and efficient public service
5. Incubation of Americanism as the true
basis of good citizenship.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

4 Sterling exchange s down to another new
low point This has nothing whatever to do
with eggs.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

The farmers can burn corn, but the miners
can not eat coal.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04
Marriage and Divorce.

M. Nj. How long does a per-
son have to live in Nebraska before
they can secure divorce?
2. On what grounds. My hus-
band and 1 have been parted for
three years. I have not heard from
him in over q year and he never did
support me, az I worked all the
time.
5. Would I have to have q wit
ness from my home state to prove
this?
Answer. It depends upon
whether the marriage was contract
ed in this state and whether the
cause for a divorce arose In this state
or elsewhere. II the cause arose out
of the state, two years. II the cause
arose in this state one must be a
bona ,flde resident for at least one
year.
2. Desertion and nonsupport.
5. Not necessarily. Any witness
who could testify a. to the facts
Wife's Separate Estate.
l.. What is separate estate? MY
real estate is the homo In which we
live. I own it and have deed IN my
name. Property is free from dept.
Have been told cannot sell It with.
out husbands consent; Is that rlgnt
If so, then can l mortgage or rent
it without his consent? I have no
children.
Answer-If the property was pur--
chased with your own money ana
your husband in no way contributed
towards the payment of the same It
becomes your separate estate. l
doubt. however, whether any lawyer
would be satisfied to pass a title
without your husbands signature,
although technically, if 1t is your
separate estate, his signature Is not
necessary. The same reason would
apply to mortgaging it. However,
you may rent it.
Municipal Corporations.
A. e. il am the owner OF GER
tain municipal bonds and it Is the
purpose of the city, which belongs
to that of the second class, to dis
connect certain property that is now
part of the city. Will this jeopardiZe
my investment? II so, can enJoin
the city from carrying out their pro-
posed intentions?
Answer-Your security will not
be affected and you cannot enjoin
the city.
Contract.
P. D.-Where both parties to a
contract fail to perform their mu-
tual agreements on the day named,
will that be considered in the nature
of waiver of the performance OF
the contract and will the contract
thereby be terminated?
Answer-It Will be a waver of the
strict performance as to that cove
naut of the contract, but the contract
win remain unimpaired as to its ef-
feet.
Libel and Slander.
l. Z Y-HnW much damages can
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

Optimism prevails At Washington. That
ought to help.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-04

The penitentiary seems to be leaky, too.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
ActuaEidades Extranieras
Wiene de Ia 3a.)

\ ~prop6sito de II vista a Ale
mania, Sc lie atribuye al Presidente
Ia ~respuesta siguiente:
NC es sino mediante iargos amos
dc arrepentimiento como Alemanla
puede eypiar sus crimines Y demostrar
su sinceridad. Mingun vcrdadero a
mcric;.no puede pensar eli visitar A
lentania. a memo cue sea Obligado d
clio por obiigacioreS o~ficiaies."
Ell senor Ebert acaso haya reco-
| gidc esta respuesta. Lo que. en- o.
pinion ruestra, sigue siendo aosolu-
tamente %cierto. es que Ia Aiemanla
IVencida 10 Saldra de apuroS por me-
do de mlserables intrigas. No dl-
vidira 4 los aliados.
Fr2ncia, Inglaterra e Italia, estre-
chamente uniGas, nc esperaban sino Ia
lleg2da del Presidente Wilson para
darle una expression d~efinitiva a Ia
Entente general. La demCcracla de
Clemenceau. dice IN alto funciona-
rio frances, es Ia m.sma def Pre-
| sidente Wilson" Ella sera Ia de to-
dos los aliados. serl IN Cemccracia
fundada en- la justicia, las repara-
ciones Y las garantias. La Entente
entire los Estados Unidos Y los Aliados
es la Que ha ganado la guerra. Y es
ell aCuardo perfecto en- Ell derecho 81
] que fUndard IA paz justa Y duradera.
Is precise que mediante su nueVa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
PREDIJERON LA PAz
PARA FINES DEL
MES ACTUAL
David Lloyd George y
Stefano Pichon
Causan buena impression las
decIaraciones de los ci-
tades ministries

PARIS. Abril Al reanudar
how el "Corsejo de los Cuatro.' sus
corferencias. en- los circulos amerl-
canos Sc observable IN sentimlento
optimista. crcado en- gran parte por
Ia declaration que hicicra anoche CT
Primer Niristro inglGs. Sir David
L!oyd-G George. Y por el Ministro de
Relaciones Extcriores frances, NJ.
Estefano Pichon, cue probablemen-
tc para la Pascua eStaria listo el ira
tado De paz Y firmado por los ale
names para fines lie mes.
81 tai cOsa Sera . no possible. clio
depende principalmente de los ingIe-
seS V franceseS. 81 el!cS conslderan
que pueden tener Un arreglo acerca
de los varios nroblemaS por resoiver.
para esq fecha. la paz Sc halla enton-
ceS mucho mas cerca dc 10 que Sc
cree.
Antes dc LIoyd-George y Flchcn,
los Delegates amcricano5 h!cieron al
-unas predicciores sobre la fccha
para II cual podria estar listo c! ira
tado. fijarIc pr"imeramente el 20 de
Mario. luego el - dc csc mismo mes
Y GoSteriornente q! dia primero de
AEril. pero como Sc IN viSto. dichaS
predicciones no 50 cumpliercn, debi-
do en- parte a dlCunaS Glfcrencias que
Sc suScitaror sObrc "a "cSCluci0N de
a!Guno> de los pyobieuaS que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
Vendran estudiantes de
Mexico a este pals

C!UDAD De MEXIC0 abril o
SegGn informes cue proportions Ia
Secretaria de Fomento. el gc5lerno
dispuso va Que fueran de esta capt.
tai a los EStados Unidos algunoS
jovenes e~sUudiantes dc agriculture
con objeto de que estud!en los meto-
dos de aqueI pals, q fin de yer 81 SOB
adaptables = nues5ro medic, con pro
vecho de Ia agricultural n%acional. r
primero de seros jovenes es ENRIQUE
Saiz. quien va Sc halla en- San Fran
cisco, California. internado en- Il
de los mas importantes planteIeS a
e~ricolas de aqUella gran ciudad de-
Norte.
Los demas ~jovenes cuedaran ms
critics en- los consulados de los Esta-
dos UnidoS, q~uienes Sc encargaran
Ge sostenerlos. mientras hacen sus es-
tudios. En- las FrimeraS vacaclones
los i6yenes eStudiantes rendrran UT
amplio informe Sobre su labor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
CONFERENCE
CON Bella KUN
Nego que fuera a ser
enviado I'm ejercito
a Hungrla

BUDAPEST, Ahril Gel General
Smuts. Enviado especial de los Ala
dos, recibi0 hoy IN su CAIRO prlvado
al Ministro de Relaciones EXtcricres
del gobierno hungaro del Soviet. Bella
Kun, con Quien estuvo c~onferenclan-
do.
FL General SHUTS Y sus acompa-
nantes negaron los rumores que han
estado circulando aqui, de que los
aliados cstuvieron proycctando ell en-
vic de un ejercito a Hungria, asegu-
rando que los aliados aun no decl-
den que actitud deberia sesuir ha-
cia ell nuevo gobierno hungaro.
Segun Sc sabe, un 'Ejercito Rojo
International esta o~rganizandose
aqui. Nil doscientos v~oluntarlcs. muE
bien equipados llegaron de Niena
bajo 81 mando de los jefes comunIs-
taS Roth Y Ziegel e inmediatamente
fueron incorporates con las demaS
tropas en- scrvicio. Sc espera la lie
gada de mas voluntarios. Los prime
ros dos batallones del ejercito ha,:
Sal;do para la Inca de demarcacion
estab!ecida De acuerdo con los terml-
nos del &rmisticio.
FL Soviet ha decidido no mezc>ar-
Sc en- los aSuntos militareS. recono-
cicndo Ia im~portancia de Ia discipline,
la !ue Sc pcrderia 81 las autoridadee
civ;les trataran de meterse en- los
asuntoS reiacionados con las opera
clones miiitares.
Narios aviadores comunistas hum
garos efectuaron vuelos sobre la ciu-
dad de Niena. habiendo arrojado TO-
lIctos Y hojas sueltas en- las que SC
hacc propaganda bolsheviki. Los
aviodorcs aterriLaron cerca dc IN
suburbio ell Ia capital austriaca '
fueron aprchendidos, pero Sc les pu-
so en- libertad POGO despues.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
TERMIN0 NAL UN MITIN
De LOS H~UELGUISTAS
Los amigos de Pesqueira les
McIeroR Una muy curloSa
jugada en- NogaIes,
Sonora

Por COrTc1. para La IN
NOGALES, Arizona. Abril 5.-Los
partidarios de Adolto dc la Huerta,
e~mpieadoS pdblico> Y militares, en- su
mayor partc. organiZaron aver UNI"
reunion en- Ell TeaIro Hidaigo. de Ia
yecina villa de NogalcS. para hacer
campana en- favor de dicho candida
to.
\ Ia saxon Sc cncontraba Ell Ca
nanea 81 general c]arranc!sta lgnacio
Pesuucira. aspirante tambien al go
hierno del Estado de Sonora, y los
parridarios de la Huerta ignoraban
que csc dia, preciSamente cuando
clos organizaban Ell mitin. llegaria
i citado candidate.
Al oscurecer sc rednleron en- el
teatro Hidalgc los p]artidarios de De
n Kuerta, Y apenas habia pronun-
ciado un discurso cl professor Mon
zon. V Sc disponia a recitar una poesla
Felix Diaz. Contador de Ia Aduana,
cuando I'M emplcado de la oficina
de Ccrreos. apell;dado Alvarez, dej6
ell local a obScuras cortando la CO.
muHicacion de la luz electrical.
Sono un trio inmcdi; %mentr
despueS Y lucgo otro y entonces Ia
concurrencia Sc lanzo hacia Ia Gale,
pro como TODD mundo pretendia
sa!ir Il mismo tempo, hubo muchoS
atropellados.
Cuaudo coda IA genie pudo Salir
g aqucI lngLr SO cncontr0 con que
III las GALES las musica> estaban to,
:ardo. que una mu!titud de mani,
~sestaEtcs seguia a los musicos, que
oS muchachos gritaban Y que los CO.
!ctcs Subiar al cielo de]Sprendiendo
9ji!oncs de chispas.
FL tren de CanaTea acababa de
lcgar y esa manifestation era il
Tue los pesuueiristas habian silcncio-
same"te organiZ&do en- favor de ST.
Candidate que llegaba en- csc tren.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
HOFFMAN NO PUD0
SALVAR SU GOBNO.
EN- BAYIERA

LONDRES. Abril I'm telegra-
ma procedente de Berlin, recibido
hoy aqui, dice Que el Primer Minis
tro de BavIera, Hoffman, 50 hallaba
en- esa capital, ron una mission es-
pecial, cuando Sc proclamo en- Mu-
ricn. Ii Republica del Soviet ' cue
no ooStante cue regres0 urgentc-
mente a 81 pals, lego demaSiado tar
4" para poGer >alvar al gobierno
noderado que presiGia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
ES IMMINENTE LA
DE. ODESSA

PARIS. Abrii 7.-OIicjaLmente Sc
anuncio hoy en- est& capital qIc on
VISTA dc Ia fuerte preston que cstar
eierciendo les bolShevkis ruscs So
bre eli DGerto DC Odesa, IS mmiaen-
te la evacuation Dc eSa ciudad por
las tropas aiiadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
NUEVA SANTA EN- e.
M~ARTIROLOGiO
ROMANO

ROMA. Abril Ell Papa Bene-
djcto Nv Y todos los altos dignata-
rios de la Iglesia Catolica, tomaron
parte hoy en- Ia ceremonial de ia ca
nonizacion de Juana de Arco, la he
roma franceSa de Orleans V ia VI
~sionaria de FauculeurS. martirizada
CT Compiagne.
La ceremonial de la canoniZaci6n
Sc efectu6 en- Ell Naticano, habiendo
ccncurrido toda la colonia france
"a residente aGui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08

Catalogo de Lam2S n,eNicaUaS y otras
~racionaidaGcs sNteUsa lSta dc aeTTo@rs
GOm0Ces.
JIaadc w DOLLAR y = enviarcmos a
v-7eI.. de- ,7orrcp. maestro complete Cats
logo Matrimonial. con GescriPcioOes COM
yIecas lie m-chas jovsne~ y a!@1nSS ''u-
dss. III, b.sean 4 ~ mGrilU uGeEo ) hoE-
ado. Pl-d- listed e~Sc-iolr a cualGuieEa
de elias ; cuD:raer IN fctE -ratrimonio e.
-,-y brgvc tempo No~oJruS. por EueStr@
80. -onus personals -cromsndables. uus--
.rr negn,iC eSta basaGo Sobre "a hougadez
V 'ar-tim:daL: asI e. Que no deJe que IA
,...,,f. -an.idai de J% DOLLAR sirya
=. c--n-ls IN una probable FELlClDAD
MATRIMONIAL Eseriba hoy mlsUo a.
CS<yDFOEFTAN CORRESPONDENCE
CllE. =. .. Bon S5S. Venice, EaL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
REVOLUTION COMUNISTA
EN- Ell AUSTRIA
ALEMANA

WASHINGTON, Abril 7.-Noticias
recibidas hoy en- la Secretaria de
EstaIo del gobierno americana. in
directamente de Viena, dan cuenta
de que n revoluciGn comunista pa
rece inminente en- el Austria-Alema-
Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08
Delegates G la conuencicn de
LeHadores del Mando

De paso nsra Ia ciudad dc Dallas,
Texas, en- dondc SC reunira ia Con-
verci6n de "Len&dores de! Mundo'
lei EstaGo DE- Texas. cstuvieron aver
cn Ia ciudad los representatives dc Va
rios cGmpamentcS de pcblacioHes 81
tlaGa5 I'll sIvestc de San Antonio.
EnL-" eSos yiajeros "ue v!n!eron 4
viaitar A PRENSA dc Ia cual son
antiCGos sGscririnyes. - cuentan los
senoras: i.uciano Gutierrez. agente
: d~iputaGo organization en B~eeville;
I. c. Garcia. repreScntanlc del Campo
NaraEjo d~ RUnge; Melton Guerra.
L" Taft, Texas.
ia Convention dc 10; "LeNadore$
del 3lundo' del EstaGn de Texas Sc
inaugurara mahana. dia s, en- la men.
c,oraia clGI"G de DallaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-08

;ATGNCIoE! ;~ATENCION:
I 4 CiS.iESE.
( Cs:;icgo de- damas mcSicanas y otr&s
! racionslidaig~ y cX,cnsa iistu lie ncs-
( rloSus .orlbvrs.
! Enricros IN DOLLAR so,amer;c = nos
I c.iuS lc vcr1it.femos. 4 ~uc!;a he CO.
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