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The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

For Sale-2 farms, one of 40 acres, 1
 mile from town, of 160 acres, at Board Camp. Call phone o02.-Ady. 215-3t 37-4t
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

Pair Good Mules for sale. Inquire c. B. Lyons, or phone 84.--Adv. 22S-3t 39-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

For Rent 40a, 1A miles from Mena
 Good house, outbuildings, water and all fenced See or write J. E. My rick, clo Lauck Lbr. Co., Mena.- a.--Adv 226-3t 39-1t
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25
Road Petition.

AAtdu ttittUU. In the Polk County Court, and to Oc.
 tober term thereof, 1919, and to the
 Hon. H. W. Finger, judge of said court:
 Your petitioners. and citizens in Ouachita township, in said county, respectfully ask your honor to grant and order to be opened, a county road on the section line between the farms of I. l.. Reed and Mrs. Chas. Kirkland. commencing at the old Fried pond on Irons Fork creek, and run west to second branch on said section line, then northwest, inter- secting the Holly Springs road at the cnlvert about POO yards west of the Holly Springs schoolhouse.
 W. F. RILEY. ct al. Adv.-lst pub. Sept. 25. Last pub. October l6, 1919.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-09-25

Wire Fencing, Watkins, Hatfield. .-Ad. Bridge Beach Stoves, Watkins, Hat
 field.-Adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Good Shepherd Home
Needs More Money;
Campaign Is Started

To raise $4,000 excess needed FOR
operating expenses over the income for
the running of. the Home OF the Good
Shepherd and an additional amount OF
around $1,000 needed for necessary re-
pairs at the institution campaign will
be inaugurated by the nonsectarian ad-
visory committee OF the home following
a meeting to discuss plans to be held at
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce.
j. A, Riechman. chairman of the elti-
zens' committee, has issued the call,
which is expected to bring out a repre-
sentative gathering. The committee
was made permanent last year following
a campaign which resulted In the rats
ing Of around $4,000, which sum en-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
AUSTRIAN CROWN Low.

VIENNA, Oct. depreciation of
the Austrian crown on the worlds ex-
changes causes some curious figures In
buying. In the shop windows one sees
cards on mems socks reading '.7S kro-
men," Ready made suits OF clothes or
womens dresses are marked -, 500
so on. while on real jewelry the price
cards run into the high thousands The
result is a loss in the sense OF values
on the part of the people, while the
rapid fluctuations Of the exchange make
it impossible to keep correct idea Of
actual costs, II
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
LOCAL UNIONS PICK
STATE DELEGATES

Delegates ~ represent thears-local
trades unions at the annual convention
of the State Federation OF Labor in
Chattanooga, Oct, O, are being selected.
The Trades and Labor council will be
represented by Jake Cohen, Charles Grey
and H. q. Terlisuer. The painters
will send George Pardue, the moving
picture machine operators, s. D. Camp
belt the carpenters district council
j. L. Holley; the carpenters local, No,
S45, G. e. Boar, and the BARRIERS, c. W.
Merker,
The questions OF Endorsement Of the
National Labor party and the legal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
George James Is In
Trouble; He Needs A
Dollar TO Get Out

George r, James. president of the
William r. Moore Dry Goods company,
during the past Is months Mr. James
has been much In demand since the
declaration of war and practically all Of
his time has been devoted to patriotic
work. A few days ago Mr.. James re-
ceived a check for 81. In full payment
for his services to date. Mr.. James in
sists that the pay is entirely made
quate, and that he should have another
dollar The real reason for his coka-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Identity Of Adkins
As Former Memphian
Yet Undetermined

Whether w. D. Adkins, special agent
for the Missouri Pacific railroad, who
was killed Tuesday night preceding the
riots at Helena, Ark, was Marvin Ad-
kins, a former member of the police force
here, had not been established at police
headquarters Thursday morning. J. b.
Burney, chief of police, said he did not
believe the slain man was the former
Memphis officer However, Marvin Ad-
kins resigned here to accept position
as special agent for the Missouri Pacific
in Arkansas, and this fact leads many
to believe the two men are the same.
The question will probably be set
tied with the return 10 Memphis of
Frankie White, BIT Adams avenue, and
Clarence Ozment, $40 Stephens avenue,
who took the bloodhounds used NJ the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

Wednesday morning following a request
of the authorities there During the
pursuit of the negro rioters White and
Ozment became separated, Ozment be-
ing In charge of the dogs White tele-
phoned here wednesday night that as
soon as he found Ozment they would re-
turn to Memphis. No further word had
been received from them Thursday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
DUTRO BRANCH OFFICE
PLANS ARE APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2. (Spl. THE
postoffice department announces ac-
ceptanee of proposal mace by w. l.
Moody for the lease Of new quarters for
the Dutro station, Memphis. The new
office is located on the south side of
Claybrook streets and the lease will
run for a period Of 10 years from Nov
"a. All equipment for the office Is in.
Guided In the lease.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

The committee will meet again Mont
day noon at the Hotel Gayoso further
to perfect the campaign organization.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
sCHoOLDREN IS WORD.

LONDON, Oct, "A London news
agency which transmits It's dispatches
on ticket tapes dropped out several let
ters in sending the words school chill
dren" in a news item recently The two
words were abbreviated 'schooldren.
Newspaper !. headline writer's, always
yIgilant for newly coined words have
seized upon "schooldren' and II may
now be seen frequently in the London
press,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
"Y MEN PEFFECT
PLANS FOR DRIVE
Liquidation of Old Debt Will
Clear Field for Good
Progress.

Comprehensive plans for clearing off
the debts of the Memphis Y. M. G. "A.
and giving that institution chance to
stand on it's own feet and maintain it
self, as the recent records indicate that
it Is capable of doing If freed from the
burden of interest that for years has
been such drain on its resources and
hampered all its activities, were out
lined Wednesday at conference of the
board of directors and other interested
parties at the Hotel Gayoso, and a
campaign executive committee COM
posed of 80 of the city's most influen-
tial citizens was named to direct the
movement, which will be included in
the great South wide Y M c. A. drive
to be waged throughout all the South
ern states Oct. 20-30
1t requires about $1,000 per year out
Of the associations working funds to
pay the interest on the bonds and float
ing Indebtedness incurred in establish
ing the association here. This indebt-
edness has been reduced from time to
time, but there still remains about $685.
600 to be paid off before the institution
Is free of incumbrance Each year II
has been necessary to call on the pub
lie to help meet this interest obliga-
ton, and much of the energy and en-
thusiasm of the Y. M. c. A. staff has
been consumed in wrestling with the
DIODIbIl VI Id!StHS IuluS.
The board of directors feels that this
drain on the efficiency of the organi-
cation should be removed so that the
general secretary and his staff may
devote all their time and efforts to-
ward the purposes for which the asso-
citation stands. In the coming cam
pagn 1t is proposed to wipe out all
debts and give the association work.
ing balance that will remove all finan-
| cial worries from the management for
an entire year, and by that time. the
board of directors believe that the local
Y, M. C. A. will be self sustaining
! In fact the "Y' Is at the present time
making ends meet except for interest
obligations.
The campaign executive committee is
made up of the following men:
l.. M. Stratton, campaign director.
E. T.. George, regional director.
L. K Salisbury Luke E. Wright
John r. Pepper A. r. Jennings
r. r. Ellis r. l.. Jordan
S. b. Anderson A. X. Burrow
w C. Early r. w. Bailey
j. M. Golf e. B. LeMaster
f. w. Porter J. w, Mcclure
G. T. Fitzhugh Joe Newburger
F. N. Fisher Will Dockery
1 r. H. Heiskel w. G. johnson
! George R. James w. H. Matthews
! J, P. Norfleet j. A. Riechman
II. l.. Humphreys Boiling Sbley
Joe r. Hyde f. l.. Bass
/ Fred Goldsmith Elias Gates
The committee will meet again Mont
day noon at the Hotel Gayoso further
to perfect the campaign organization.
I LONDON, Oct. 2.--"Mens clothes the
i coming winter will be dear and bad Is
the cryptic. gloomy forecast of a.
clothiers' trade journal in discussing the
prospects of the forthcoming season.
Increased production costs and mill
shut-downs necessitated by lack of
coal, are the causes assigned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02

Observation-Disclosures
plaint however, Is that he has two
grandsons, and he is afraid to give the
Check he has to one Of them unless he
has similar check for the other
The secretary Of the United states for
81 and countersigned by woodrow VIII
son VIII RuffiCe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Mcut This Quilts worth Money.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with SC and mail to Foley &
Co, 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago. ILL.,,
writing your name and address clearly
\ You will receive in return trial pack
are coptainipg Foley's Honey and Tar
j Tofiporiffd. for coughs, colds and Group;
p0Fey .KidAbsIPills for pain in sides
and back rheumatism, backache, kid
I htS ARD pAadder' ailments; and Foley
Qsdharkje Tahlats,s al wholesome and
fh0rpughly cleansing cathartic, for con-
II sf4battone5 bfifotissiess. headache, and
SLUGGISH howelse eSosdeseyerywhere.
4 $500 ~ adv.
rse4e4 --ss44 '-s-- rr--14 rz z4.r,y-rr
TRAGEDIES OF DISSIPATION
\ ard 6Ver eating are numerous, but the
worst tragedy Of all 4is apagTe c1s1Nal long
err any excuse to suffer with liver,
zsssssaaaa sAszss ssssiaa2 seRS s etc,
.-ssesssrdf atrrrrts 25e, all
Il l KS l g1sz Ftt g oa 2 adv n.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-02
Hosiery and
Underwear
Store
Main Floor.

phases of federal antistrike or picket
ing injunctonS viii be among tho inn
portant ones considered at the conven-
ton,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
CREE QUE
SU PR0YECT0
SERA APRORADO

Tegecrrn;f cs2cciai para LII PRENSA'
NUEVA YORK, EnEro Sooner
tando el New York American el
discurso que cl Senador Ashurst
7ronunciara aver er la taroe en- eli
Senado. dice cl U7encionado P-riodi-
co euc sa5e que ci citado Senaoor
ha rrcibido mas d. doce mil mensa-
i,s apcyando su proyecto para IA
compra de Ia Baja California.
E! mismo F riodicc agrega que
los scnadores Cummi1s. Borsh, Fran
ce Sardacann. Pomercne, Moses y
Fhelan SC nuestran muy entustastas
aesrca del proyecsc de r:fcreneis
estan dispUestos a apoyar la Tesoiu-
cion quo ci Senador AshuTst pre-
scrto sobrc cl particular
El mencicnado 5 nador Ashurst,
manifesto hoy que cstaba seguSo dc
que su resolution ser:a aprobads por
una gran uay>ris en- el Senado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
N|EG3ANSE: A
REF()R|V|AR
IA LEY
RESPONDE Ala NO.
TADE LOS EE. UU.
CARRANZA
y

T,i,,,r,,e es..ec!,:i para ut PEENS.i"
NUEVA YORK, Enero SIN
dosnacho dc la urcrSa trasmitido de
IN ciudad de MCvico hoy, informa
Que Car-anza ha convocado consc-
10 DC minis: coS par. maoana. con cI
ohicto da discJ7ir Ia resnueSta gu"
ha dc darsc ia nota que q En-
baiqdor Fletcher presentara J "a
rama hsce pocos dias, relatIva =
Ia question petrolifers.
FL despacho informa Que no 50 ha
dado conoccr cl teHto de IA rete-
ride nota. pero que los pcriodlcos
ohtuvieron una declaration dc que
ell fondo del documento cntregado
nor el Embajador Fletcher cs cI 81
guientc:
"EI cobierro dc los kStadoa Uni
dos cree que las ieyes de su pals
SO han hccho para proteger los lnte-
rescs Y derechos dc suS .oncludada-
nos que SC encuentran tu"ra de loS
Estados Unidos. Y espera que los trI-
hunales mexicaros conSlderen dete-
nidanentc. y hacan plera iast'cla'
lns irterescs cXtranjc-os relac.o-
rados con cl retr6!eo.
Sc agrega cue, sin embargo DC eS-
a declaration. en- los clrca!os poH-
ticos SO tisne por SECURE que en-
Il rota americana sc pide del SoD!er-
~, carrancista una modification de
los diSposiciones dictadas sobre CT
Detr6lzo, dc moGo de que 10 Seah
ner;udicados les intere5es america
nos y 7ue esta creencia !a ha ro-
bustecido cl peri6dico IF! Nac!o-
.,al": reconociGo como orcano semi
Official carrancista, con IL puoiiea'
ci6r b,cba aver tardc. de una nota
on l.; due eXpresa: "El Soblcrno eS-
- ronsiderando actualmcrtc Ia res
nuests rue ha de dar d ultima no
r. nrrSentaGa por 9! hmnaladof
Eje,chsr rclati-a al as1nto aei pc
1roleo. : cstamoS en- raraCicaG "2 Al,
enrmar Que la respuesta scra ch el
..nr;l, de que g! Go6lcrno no pue-
:. moGificar las dispcslclones SCORE
Tel petrGleo. Ell tanto que e. con@reSo
no discuta ' apruebe el proyecio dc
| ley que obra en- su 2odeE' 70 c""' i
! sucedsra en- e, periodo cStraor0Hla-
rio de sesioncs i GUS se-;i convoca-
co en- abril proximo. Sc demoSVr;''a
al Gobierno de los Est2Gos Ch!"oS'
en- la respuesta, que el gobierno ms
xicano ha hecho en ell proyccto en-
vjaGo a le Canara. diversas mooll'-
cacioncs que resaltaa cn henstic'o
de los interescs de las con'paniaS'
citando al efecto IL relative Ia c%-
tension del Iimi;e para G! denl2eio
dc ,a< tierras cue no haIan S'a2
adquiridas ccnforme 10 d!spoHe II
rueva constitution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
NUEVO COMANDANTE MILiTAk
EN- LAREDO

T.;e.,-crz espe-a7; ,rre III FEEA>i
LAREDO, Teas. Eaero s.-ti
coronel Henry I. Ferguson, conan
dante del ragimiento trigesi!no sep
timo de infantcria, recihi5 su retro.
despues te treinta y dos amos de
serricios en- el ejercito &c los ksta-
dos Unidos, suced!4ndolo en- su car
90 de teniente coronei Crimmins. Vi
mo en- 1916, COMO Mayor del move
no regimiento Ge infanteria Y fue
ohteniendo ascensos, habi&ndose he
cho cargo de Ia jefatira del distr!-
20 miiitar de Laredo en- Agosto del
alo pr0Ximo pSsa0o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
SIGUE la QUESTION
DE Los CATALANES
ACITANDO A ESPANA
Romanones NIGGA que el COB.
piense diso!ver eE
Parlomento

Def Scrr;c'o espcr;GI de ii PEEhSA'
MADRID. cpero S.--Fcntosa. mo
dc los lidcrs priucipale& catalanes, Y
cX- Ninistro. ha regrcsado de BARGE
Iona nrocedente DC Paris adondc fuc
con cl objcto dc dar 4 conocer las
pretensiores de los catalanes i los
ministries ahados
Como resultado dc Ia conferancia
celebrada entire el y Camb6, el lider
regicnalista, este ultimo decide mar
char inmediantamente Paris.
Una gran conferencia dc Delegates
catalanes de todas las municipalida-
des de las provincias catalanes, y
otras autoridades, Va a celebrarse an
tes del II dc encro, y CT ella Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
do A CONOCERLA
EN- NUEVA YORK
Dice cue no aceptara las
nuevas modificacioaeS
hechas por Carranza
q los decretos

Tc.eg....rq cs}-r:ci sa=gc LII HGENSf'
NJEE.A YORK. Eoero S.-tI Co
mite Eiecutivo dc Il Association dc
Prcductores dc Petroleo cn Mexico,
G7clar6 hu~ cue estos jamaS acepta-
ran cl COMPROMISE propuesto Por et
~cr'c-no &c CarranZ2 sobrc Ia haSe
del ra@o tc inpucstos Soorc IA Iro-
uie,iaI de- los eerrenos lecalmcntc I'D
qujridos an5eS dc cue Sc PuSlera en
iyicar Ia nueva construction.
81 Couitj do Ia publicidad ans
declaration. irformanGo :.cerca de las
dificult:ies priacipaIes que la aso-
yiacicn &c petroleros Ia tenido con e!
gohierno carrancista. Sc deciara ell
IA, inforne. que II primera controver-
sia fue motivada por los esfuerZoS
nue Car-2aza h:zo para pcner 5ajo el
control del gooierno todo el petroleo
de 'a Repu5lica despues de treinta
amos dc expedida Ia ley respectiva,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
NO ES CIERTO QUE
Sc PIENSE EN-
DEPORTARLOS
Lo anieo q'le hay es que
va no Sc adnitira que
Velgall en- grupos 0
confrataaos a
este pals
= =
-


Con diversaS perSo1aS. del aSunto
ampliamentc enreradas. entire elias
con cj Consul Frezieres. sostUvimos
aver hreves "ntreTist2s &ccrca dc IA
-c-ciadcra =ignjfjc4cion y q" Il traS-
readcnci;, cfcrtlva de a ',)timas
!.:spo-.ciores dictadas por cl gohier-
no amer;canv. en- 10 rcfe-entr los
--auaiud0rcs mcXicaros Que en- -
te nais dcSeunsnaa CT "a actuelida /
GiverSss iabcres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

propondrd dc una manera clara Y de-
Cisiva Ia question dc 81 cstan tcdos
por Ia sutonomia dc esa region.
Romanones ha negado la noticia dc
que cl gobierno haya decidido disoi-
ver cl Par!amento. Y afirma que. por
lei contrario, el gobierno desea pre-
sentar al Congreso an plan para Ia
autonomia de Catalina, y que el, ha
invitado especialmente z los diputa-
dos catalanes a volver al Congreso,
pero Que no han declarad0 su voiun-
tad de hacerlo asi, despues de su
drsmatica retirada, hace pocas Sc
manas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

Ia PrcnSa .ASociada Y cause de-
SI"radah|" >GrprcEa entire cI
rUhiico.
Enirc los P"riodiroS que CO.
mcnraron In propoSici"n del
S"nld"r .A>bnrt>. 81 curnta 'El
Universal. qUicn dice que cl
pueblo mrXicano ruuGia Ell que
No 81 intcHIar;i. d" I,artc dc los
E.StadUs UnidoS. niuguna nd.
qni>ici1n Il" rcrrifuric n"rtcnr.
cicHtc y McNiro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
CAMPANA SOBRE La
MARIHUANA EN-
CALIFORNIA
Sc han coa1etis;o va en-
Ell Oaeste, crimenes a
causa de la yer5a
perIlc1GSG
Especial para la Prensa."


Los ANGELES. Cal, Enero l.
La mar!huana, esa terrible hierba
cue ucasiona Ia locu-a los 4-e g.,s-
tan &c fumaI.a, "a a ser considerable
nor las autnridadeS de Les Angeles.
y probablemcnte por .as de toda la
California, como 'droga nrohihida''.
Los crimenes que eSt2 ocaslonanlo
la hicr5a, que ra sido introducida por
mexicanos y que ha cncoatrado una
marnifica aceptacidn entire los a.
mcricanos riciosos. han alarr1adr "a
a las au.oridadcs DC Los Angeles y
Dc San Francisco.
FL ultimc "rimen qIc OCCASIONS la
hicr5a, Tue el que consume el mu-
chacho Harold ncDnman ''niiio ban
dido cue asesino a IN abarrotero Ia
mado Felipe Metz.
f, defensor del ascSino piiin cue
Sc declarara irresponsible Z Su Gcfen-
so. pucs que la hierba que ha1;a fu-
nado antes de comcter el crnneE,
,c habia trastornado Ii raz0n.
Id Suprena Corte de ,iu:ticia dc
los Estados Unidos. euando cGnocio
De Ia solicitud del defenscr del ase-
aino. neg6 ia eracia solic;tada ! por
tai rotiyn 81 pequeno dc!incucHte
tendra que ser ahorcado ell Ia pri-
sion dordc Sc encuentra recluldo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
Los ladroncs DC autos.

Treinta mil dolares cueUtan los au-
ton6viles cue en- las lltiHias cuarsnta
= ocEio horas han robado dc esta po-
b:aciHn los CAGES.
Esta enornc cifra he csusado pa
nico general entire los rropietarios
de autos. Y Tin peri0dico de aqui abrio
una campana para perseguir los ra-
taros qus tomsn AUTOMOBILES &c sus
duencs. bien para vendeTlcs So
lamente para hacer aieges paseos y
despuas dejar abandonadas las ma
auinas en- cualQuier lugaT.
El ladron de autos que ha caido
en- manos de IA justicia Y que "a re-
cibir probaolemente un duro castigo,
rues en- tai sentidc ha hablado su
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
Una declaration Official
del Departamento de
Estado del Cobno.
de los EE. III.

"a gEENA YORK. cnero 5.
ME In tclcgrama especial
4 VI que Sc ha reclbido dc
G V Washington, da cucnta
de que en- el Dcparta-
mcntu dc EStado hicieron dc
cIarariuncS rrlacionadaS con
81 proyccto prcSentado ante cl
Scnado. Dor Il Senador As
hurst para que scan compTa-
ia> la, Baja California y partc
dcl EStado dc Sonora. por los
E<tadoS UnidoS.
En- dichaS d"claIaclouc> 81
harc conStar que 81 pr"EcCto Il
ludido no curnta con la san
ri1n del gobicruc.
Sin cntr:tr en- di>cu>lpurS
>ohrr 81 foudu del rctcrido
prorccto. la declaration dice
que la administration actual
rSt:i bicn cnterada dc que III
Constitution mrXicana prohi-
he dc mancra tcrninanlc la
crSi0n del tcrritorio naclonal
a cualpuicr pals o gohlcrn"
"ytranjrro estabIccicUdo. para
los que ;ai co>& nicicran. una
pcnalidHd Scmciantc a ta que
81 fila para los dclito> dc traI-
cinn. Y tprminan hacicnd" no
tar que dc todo est" 81 d"S-
prrndc cIaramcntc que aun On
81 case dr que II tungrcSo pu-
Gicra acogcr faVorablcmcnlc
este aSnnto. las negucIaclOucS
que tcndriau que cntaHlar>r
para llcvario Il Ia practlca. II"
rstariau axccntaS dc pcligrn> Y
Scrii Su3namcutc dificil. II uo
* quo imposihIc del t"d". evi-
tar nuchaS cau>a> dc friccjnU
entire amhoS gnhi"rn"S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
ITALIA PAtIARA Los GASTOS
\ LOS QUE FUERON \ PRES
TAR SUS SEREICIOS

ROMA, enero Sci go5lerno TIA
Hano ha decidido pagan los GaS2oS
de los emigrautes que regrsSarGn =
Italia para acudir 81 liamamiento q
Sc les hizo para preStar sus. servi-
cics en- ei eiercito cen motive de Ia
guerra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
Miliarcs dc o5rsroS

Durar.e G! ,icmro Gc Ia guerra,
Gesde que io> Estaios lnidos empe-
zarcn q rcclamar a. SIS hombrcs para
Of sa.vicio mi'itar, L de0aria. STEM
pr.. rXisrentc de trabajadores mo
,.!canoS. - kizo mayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
Cegada por :! dincrc.


Il Erase en1pleada para decir que
una persona sufrc oiuscacIones por
dinero, sc la realizado en- ci scntido
practice de un modo atroz en- Ia We
Gina poblacion dc Long Beach.
Is el case que un hombre essah2
arrojando monedas deSde un alto bal
con a una muchcdumbre que las re-
cogia. Entire las personals que pre-
seHciaban el dcSpilfarro, estaba la
seIorita Elsie Fears, quien recihio
Ell los lentes dos monedas que Sc los
destrozaron. Particulas de vidr!o
hirieron los gl6bllos de los ojos de
Ia sehorita que hi qucdado ciega -.
por diEero.