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etition. you say. All right, they an
swer; you often hear repetition
when the house is on fire.
1t Is commonly known in Switzer.
land that great numbers Of "demob-
lhzeo German officers have gone to
Russia. They are spreading danger
GUS propaganda and works against
the allies. Immediate steps should
be taken, they say, to have such Ger
man officers sent back from Russia !:
and they must not be allowed to be-
come Russian citizens.
Here, they repeat. is the knot of
the great danger.
III we are not effectively in Russia
before the Germans they will lay
hands on the raw materials found SO
plentifully there, establish means of
communication between Germany and
Russia for quick mobilization of
materials and men, and create fac.
tories for the making of guns and
other war material, even under guise
OF Russian citizenship.
THUS, they will use cheap Russian
labor and make ready to crush us. In
the peace treaty we have forbidden
the manufacture of guns and other
war material in Germany; but we
cannot at present forbid them to do
1t In Russia, as Russian citizens, un-
less we take the proper measures.
Before three years are up (they
say Germany will have amassed suf-
hcient reserves and materials to force
q new war on France-and then in
England and American
4
You may say (they say that in
such new war the British and French
Nets will promptly destroy the Ger
man seacoast cities, but they won't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-14

You may say (they say that in
such new war the British and French
nsets will promptly destroy the Ger
man seacoast cities. but they won't
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18
Tonico Purificador de la Sam
gre propio para ell Verano

Di~ficilmente Sc cneontrara UT hcmbre Tuc
no neeesite un tnico par atomar durante el
ve7no- LAxACNEA es una preparation
deal para purificar IA sangre y n piel, linn
ranGola de llasas, diceras y tnnores. la
XACNEA Is el tonico ideal para ei Verano.
y deoe ser usado tanto per las personals
enfcrmas como por las sanas. Seis cajas
que son suficientes para aliviar cualquier
case. cuestan diez dollars tres caias cinco
dollars y una eajs dos dollars. A los Agen-
ties doce caiss por dieciochc dollars. De
SAILOR aSradabic. yaldran un million para et
pacicntc. LaIal Medicines Co. SIS LaIsl
Bldg. 4i3 Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh. Pa. En-
vic : cts. en- ~estsmpillas contribution de
guerra DOR cada caja que ordene. No SC
-ncucntra a Ia venta en- las ~drogucrias.
tASv.l
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IVA NO ENVIDIE AL QUE SABE CAVIAR DINERO, SEA Us.
TED UNO DE ELLOS!! ;COMO?
LA EsCUELA FERRoCARRILERA

Ln facHnara toos los nedos poSHhe dc haccHo: hata qc spa kr y @f-
br espa6oi y que @nza deseos de ser ao mas que un eseavo ce-no de rMs
trabaps. que sempre proporionar los SUICIDES mas mEeFaoeS y aamh my prom
Los susts de- To- r@sa Es. son 4. s sTsec Ia s :5TbSa m &c ."sH"e, ,6 dc sa @g.
fcarsc nj Ia octavap ac de 10 que sc saIfcan aque1S que solo Sanan dc $500
Etudic d@de ahra msno soamente unas dos horas al da. y en- uos euants
mas etara Eo para paar cuaLquHr e1amen. po! e~t7cto que sea- en- asuno
EEL PoRVENIR DE MEXICO EsTA AsEGURAuo! Ash % afrnan, las Co
clones aauaLs porqac atniesa nustro pals Tambhi. los pc13deos obsrueso-
Sn tos sn a b pn"s , "M va nuy pr6xnna;; har 10 quo haeen tras
canH ara pa af Gyr DC ia 0pr nnr%aut@ e" de- suss 20" ob fraaeionn para con SUI eiudadanos; pro.
s ai e @s m "Cpanto. miles de Meneanos' hay por toas pars dc los Estados Uni
dcndo deempchar' una profession satsfactoramene' solo Sc les ofrse po y paa
indusiosa naGtn. protesn a los his del pals y al extanjco lc ofrecn 10 poor.
Q 10 quo 10 apNecen los c4dataao; Ea rs una oasna NeHoa q"c de%n pro
re9 Ia ho5a d. e0T n2cIsf 0H fEPEo S caReI Ia RsEai MEx fG "a ei b 5Ss Ia sc d..
auinaa Frnos dc Ac { Instructor dc Ma1hnin4s Fosoneros amefeanos en-
ssac9 lnstms' DC J., " fn5, a @" y .a5 Sed% qne Ia demand dc grocarriTos l.
;Srdrda ,n de S" 5, "a apo Gau%S" 0uds alberta Ia Omission D. etaGantes d-
laam~S i umsGn do ina er annnGo haTa dcntro dc tranta dis: pues SC can ter
minandoc contracts con los F. c. n de Mexico ' Sur Paefieo de Mexico para dr
1stmci5n a ss enpeado. y shamentc. Sc quere dr una oporunidad a los
rncxranos reshentes en- este pals p~a que sepan aprovechar.
:ESa es la Gnra opotundad. aprowehena innedatamenteL
La quota dc inniadon s dcs $500 ORC. o sea mondad de los Estacos Cnfdos. y
aneo crn:avos daHcs. o sea $3.50 al me-. pao ateAn;ado Pr egs Quotas
e g So" So cn.lrnme o ava. sea aai o en- Mexico Casas Insrucurs, Hminas l
ccouft. Ncetons s4Ara. cqi@iOnes y TODD " nesaro para que mn ss
Mant.s SUI quota de iuciac5n hoy mEmc en- giro postal oden de express
check de aEuna courahia eoaodda. ) 4 vaha de corro Teabna hbSs sWo
para So ~ d instruction a fosonero. maquinbtas. sarooere. conductors. insauctO-
i,s,ec,r dc trms. Inspector dc Carn. ReparMor de earns: mecanHo de casa
'"' "a bx d"Gs dc ac nu~tra Pnria 6 1quian. ps dc oa mancra no Sc
c,pura yr QUO can cavados en- ella los. ocs del nundo entero: epstahnens
los . d. ahue a "a ESSuELA Observation-Disclosures MExIcaNA. P. o-fFon i.
''Akfo'k NILES al : nos : IA ehussbo 4 Topos Los MExcasosH
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No es fuerza que e! domingo sea dis
de dcscarso. .

Una maniobra err L. votacion.
Pero los del contra no queda-
ron ~conforwes. pidieron a la Secre-
taria que mencionaran los nombres dc
los votantes. accediendose a 81 petit
rj6n. Pero 10 malo de, cas- IS qute
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18

de su colega Chavez, qussn afirmo
que 10 habia visto despues che las doce
de la noche servido en- un restaurant
por una guapa mesera Y oeclara ileno
de ira Que a el no lie sirvc ninguna
mesera Y aquello lleva trazas Gc
convertirse Ell una plaza publica, po>
los alegatos que 81 sostenian. hasta
que el Secretar!o tuvo IL feliZ cc,.,
rrencia de paSar lista, encontrandose
% Que ell quorum Sc habia descom-
pletado, por 10 cue Sc ~levanto la So
sion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18
CAMARA DE DLPUTADOS
Sesiones del Periodic Extraordinario
VueIue la discussion de la Ley del Trabajo.-Los d~iputados
estuuieron de guasa al trqtar del trabajo de las meseras.-
No es forzoso ell descanso dominical-Una manotra que
no do ~resutado.

Sc puso en- juego una m%aniobra: Diaz
Gonzalez. que habia votado por ia
affirmative, quiso trasladar su vote a
IL negative. Nerastigui que vote por
Ia negative. trato de pasarse al ban
do c~ontrario v Felirc Contreras Gu
70 voto aparecio en- la negaliva, Sc
mostr6 alarmado, pues dijo que duran
tc la votacion sc hallaba ausente.
Pero muchos diputados que Sc die
ron cuenta de la maniobra sc opu-
sieron al traslado de vctos. porque Ia
votaci6n habia sido cerrada Y hecho
Ia declaratoria respectiva. por 10 QUO
la mesa Sc nego a acceder e las ext
gencias lie los contrarios. Y entire
Ell ruido de las p~rotestas Y de los girl
tos de los representatives, Sc invoco
el testimonio de los taquigrafos para
dilucidar 81 ia dkclarateria haba
sido hecha o no, Y quedo mostrado
hasta Ia evidencia que despues de
hacer ell compute de votos, la Score
taria habia hecho Ia declaratoria de
que eli articulo As habia quedado a
probable por mayoria de votos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18
S MEXICANA

Ultimas composiciones del Prof. Rafael T.
C.. Jarero. "ENAMORADo.' Vals.-"CARI-
GAS DE AMOR. MaZurka IL salon. 10
mas Lermoso que sc conoee Ell nI-sica. Sc
reniten las dos al recibo ue Sl."o.
SPANISH MUSIC COMPANY. 325 High
St Los Angeles. Cal-Grandcs descuentos
al por mayor a las Casas dc Mlsica y Lii
brerias.
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PELO-VIGOR-ELECTO

Vuelvc Ell peio a 81 color natural con una
sola aplicacion. No maneha. dana nj desco-
.ora- Hace -recer Ell pelo. Frascos de 1 on
ras. $500: dc s onzas. $500 mas 10 cts
por eorreo-
Use vende tambisu al por mayor
CREMA ELECTO.
Especial para aclarar y embei!ecer Ia COM
rlexion. Extiende las arrugas. Precio de
Ia GAIA, so cts.
REMEDIO ELECTO.
Pomsda para curar grsnos. caspa y ma
les del craneo especiales dc los ninos. Precio
de Ia GAIA. so cts.
FABRICADA POR
EMILIA WOMACk.
zig Elm ST. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18
HAGA listed SU CERVEZA
EN- SU PROPIA CASA

"a botellas de la mejOr cerveza que
haya tornado por solo S1.00-
Hsga la prueba por nuestra cuenta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

. La C'ficina Meteorological del De.
partamento de Agriculture de los Es-
tados Unidos da los s%iguientes datos
respecto del tempo de hoy en- Sa,.
Antonio Y sus alerededores. Medic
nublado Y caiuroso. Temperature
maxima 81 a 90. Vientos modcra-
dos del Este.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18
REMEDIO ELECTO.

ZIG Elm ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-18

\, - necesar!O que I'd. r-cjba tratamieu-
,cs -;4r.ricos. tImpoCo que So torture Il
srran..r 81 bel!o de Su cara. bast. con que
use este po!vo y deSpuss de tres minutes no
/, oueiari v~esticic &c be!lo en- IA cara. y 81
picl adquirira frescu-a y belleZa. Esta pre-
narari6n no causa ninGun dano o molest;s
= las personas dc cuts delicadc.
Pida I'd. un romo dc este foivo y ha-a
6ssspa-eccr ci pclo supc-fluo dc SUI cara.
ruciic. brazos Y a1te-bra-os. sin Experimental
y r5s rnini-,o do!cr. Frcc'o 500. Msndc
I'D xoisnente PC. IN ~cstsmrjllas rcstsies o
IN elective y paTarE 81 rcsto cuando i sea
c7tre-aso 81 Poivc en- 80 doniciiio. Esrrios
: "a s~izuicu,e direction:
HAS. NELLIE Z. HOINAR. Dept, 10.
| 81 E. 18th. St MEN YORK. n Y
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
Telefono Crockett y Travis 900
Crockett V Travis 1920.

Fl unico sitio de AUTOMOBILES me-
yicano en- la Ciudad. Todos nues
tros chauffeurs son dc Union. Wales
cortos desde SOC. Y $500 por la no
"a. PrecioS e~speciales para fuera de
la Ciudad. Servicio rapido dia Y
noche.
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Otros articulos aprobados.

Ell articulo "A: "En aquellos traba-
;os que Sc requiere una labor CONT
nua. SC reglamentara de tai manera
esta, que les coreros puedan ~disponer
del nGmero de Gias que la ley csta.
blece como descanso oblgatorio'. fue
aprobado por una mayoria de 127
votos
Tambien fue aorobado el IL: LA
iornada naxima e igualmente aplica-
ia a los emplcados cue presten sus
servicios en- casas comerciales, offer
mas. despachos Y en- general todos a.
q~uellos dependencies de cmpresas o.
particulares".
Paso a discussion cl articuio as que
es como sigue: 'TambiGn sc oDserva-
ri ia jornada legal er los restaurants,
fondas. pastelerias. hoteles Y demas
cstablecimientos similares. no pudien-
DO permanccer zen cstos las mujere5
despuGs de las diez de Ia noche'.
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Hasta que horas ~.rabajaran las mu-
ieres.

Hasta que horas ,rabajaran las mu-
jeres.
Soto Peimbert, que habia cnmu-
decide en- los iltimos dias, impugna
ell articulo Y dice que IS un grave d
tentado eE contra dc la vida de "a
o~uellos a ~nuiencs So pretende prott
jer Y califca de atentatorio el que Sc
prohiha que las muieres ~perrnareh
can en- las pastclerias. restaurants o
neverias despues de las dieZ de Ia no
che. pornuc seg,in el esta muy DleA
eli uue sc prohiba Ia estancla de
nuieres en- los expendios de behldas
emhriagantes. atendiendo a Ia inmora-
lidad cue reina en- tah2s sitloS. pero
que en- los restaurants ? neverias re-
sulta inutil. Y que 81 Sc cmpenan
tanto en- proteler la moralldad de
las mujeres. les van a cerrar las
Duertas para gararse Ia vida de n
manera honesta, facll Y que esta a
cordicionadl a su scyo.
Termina Soto Peimbert- p~roponicn-
do cue la jornada maxlma dc traoa-
10 en- los hoteleS,~ reverias. restaurants
" fondas sea de diez horas Y no Sc
:mpida Ia ~permanencia de esas mule
res despues de las diez dc Ia noche.
Valdes RAMIREZ. que Sc Slente mas
iocuaz que dc costumbre. resPonde
que Soto Paimbert no tuvo raZon de
atacar al articulo porque va 81 l23
constitutional en- su fraction ii pro-
hibe a las mujeres Y a los menore-
de edad. narmanecer en- los estableci-
miertos en- donde p~rertan sus serVl-
clos. despues de las diez de la noche.
Tn orador que p%rovoca scandai y
burlas.
Manuel Chavez. ell diputado SOM
brio, suhe a la tribuna en- rr,edlo ue
grandes aplausos con cue sus compa-
ncros saluiaron SD insollta presen-
cha. y.dice que va sc magma
q las meseras que les d:ccn: NO nos
n g a fastidiar. pretendnenoo me,
iorar nuestra suerte' -. prosigue ei
orador en- SUI empresa, zero es tai la
algarabia V el des1rden Que han IN
vatido ell ancho hemicic.o, que es ma
terialmente impossible que sea tascu-
chado. Todos los dipItados hab!an a.
tropelladamente V la ~campanilla pre-
s;dencial no deja de funclonar cons
tantementc, de prorto cstaIia iran
ca carcajaGa V toi@s las mirauas Sc d.
riien hacia cl orador, por 10 que sc
presume qua a!go inGenloso han &c
haber vertido sus la5ioS. seguIda 70.
ctra carcajada much1 mas e~strepitosa'
V HACIENDA IN ns=uetzo sobre-huma-
no V a voZ on cucIlo el Grader plde
cue Sc vote en- contra dc csc artlcu-
&c, porQIc 81 Sc Totara en- pro-
-. :tcntaria s~enciiianienn: en- contra
del dcrecho cue tiene Ia muler de ira
Fa;ar cuando V comc le de Ia CANA.
La. meseras y las risas de los d'Pu-
tados.
Tambien Gonzalez Gal.ndo hab!o
en- contra Y omo sus na!aDras Sc To-
marou a la grasa. ne~cordando que
no haze mucho tempo descargo sus "a
tauaes ell contra de las meSeras, d'Io
cue hoy hablaoa muy en- serio y que
no era ch;Ste e. que dijera que en- las
naverias las mujeres encuentran O.
cupaciones korroSas Y !icltas. "Acaso,
pregunta, ino vamos a las neverlas
= r~efrescarnos?, V 81 csto es cIerto
;ror cue RE la .Asanplea? 70 4uiero
que sc me olga 81 a esos sltios Sc va
a otra cosa cue no i refrcscarse.
.Acaso tonar. nicve e IN vicio qu<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. PIRELLI
Services for Member of Italian Mis-.
sion to Be Held Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Lieut. Giovanni
Pireli of the Italian military mission
for aeronautics, who was killed Feb
ruary 4 by fall from an airplane
while in tail-spin at low altitude
at Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio, will be
held at Arlington national cemetery
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
The body viii remain at Arlington
national cemetery until such time as
it can be removed to the home of the
young aviator at Milan. Italy.
Lieut.. Pirelli. who was twenty
three years old, was giving a demon
stration of the latest type of fight
ing when the accident which caused
his death occurred. He had passed
through a long period of the war
without meeting with a mishap of
any kind.
He wore the Italian silver medal
and the war cross of valor, besides
having received several citations for
bravery. He was credited with hay-
ing downed seven enemy planes.
Full military honors will be accord
ed at the funeral Members of the
Italian embassy Will attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12

the end of section three, article ".
the following words:
s'fhe Congress shall have power to
admit to the status OF citizens OF n
state the residents of the District
constituting the seat of the govern
ment of the United States, created by
article i, section eight, for tke pur-
gress and among the electors of
President and Vice President and for
the purpose of suing and being sued
In the courts of the United States I'm
der the provisions of article III, Sec
ton two.
"when the Congress shall exercise
this power the residents of such Dis
frict shall be entitled to elect one or
two senators, rs determined by
the Congress. Representatives in the
House according to their numbers as
determined by the decennial enumer-
alton, and presidential electors equal
in number to their aggregate repre-
sentation in the House and Senate.
"The Congress shall provide by law
the Qualification of voters and the
time and manner OF choosing the
senator or senator's, the representa-
tive or representatives and the cleo
tors herein authorized.
"The Congress shall have power to
make all laws which shall be neces-
sary and proper for carrying into ex-
ecution the foregoing power"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
CASUALTIES IN SIBERIA
Ten American Officers and 314
Men Killed, Wounded or
Missing.

A cablegram today from the head
quarters of the American expedition
airy forces in Russia gave the totai
casualties in American forces in 81
IBERIA up to February as ten officers
and 314 men, killed, died of wounds
and disease, wounded and missing IN
actionI
The total was divided as follows;
Killed in action, two officers. sixty
men; died of wounds. one officer, four
teen men; died of disease, fifty four
men; died of accident. five men;
wounded severely. two officers. sixty
seven men; wounded slightly, three
officers, thirty men; wounded. degree
two officers, fifty
three men; missing in action, thirty
one men.
These casualties are being published
individually in the regular casualty
lists. the War Department announced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
SUPERVISION TO CONTINUE.

AS result of two-day conference be-
tween cotton growers, ginners, refin-
ers and manufacturers of lard substi-
tutes and officials of the federal food
administration, a continuation of food
administration control over the cotton
seed and oil industry until the pres
emit crop is marketed has been agreed
upon.
BY other terms of the joint agree
ment the producers will use their best
efforts to stabilize the market Deal
ers, ginners, crude mill owners, re-
finers and lard substitute manufactur-
-ers will buy their raw materials at
the stabilized price.
Agreement was also reached where
by crushers and reflners Will make
their purchases in localities where
there appears the greatest congestion
of seed and oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
IoINr RESOLUTION

Proposing an amendment to the Con-
stitution of the United States Civ
ing to Congress the power to ex-
tend the right of suffrage to resi-
dents of the District of Columbia.
Resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United
States Of America in Congress assem-
bIed two thirds OF each House con-
curing therein). That the following
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States be proposed for ratifi-
cation by the legislatures of the sew
eraI states, which, when ratified by
the legislatures of three-fourths of
the states, shall be valid as part of
said Constitution: namely. insert at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
Brokers Take Up Matter.

The Real Estate Brokers Associa-
tion recently took up this matter and
adopted resolutions urging the Com
rissioners TO include such places in
the collection list They also urged
the owners OF such properties 10 pro-
test to the Commissioners against
what they declared to be dlscljmin-
alton in favor of the small property
owners. They say they pay taxes on
the large properties, such as apart
ment houses, in which are housed
many persons. and receive no benefits.
while homes which would be required
to house the same number of per
sons receive the service.
Some of the owners of such prop
critics have already taken the matter
up with the Commissioners and the
Real Estate Brok ers' Association is
urging that strenuous efforts be
made by all such owners to have the
Commissioners collect the ashes from
their properties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
Ask Change of Laws.

They say the laws should be so
changer as to include this sore of prop
erty in the collection list. These
property owners, under the present
system. are compelled to have their
ashes removed. and this, il is declared.
amounts to considerable sum in
year. There IS also difficulty IN The
owners of these places to secure labor
to remove the ashes.
In connection with the insurance on
such buildings, it is stated, the rate
of fire insurance is increased by the
companies when they learn that ashes
are allowed to accumulate on the
property. There is great danger
from fire, it is pointed out. by reason
of the accumulation of ashes, and
this adds to the endangering of the
lives of persons residing in such
places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
COLLECTION
OF ASHES SOUGHT
Owners of Apartments,
Hotels and Private Schools
Appeal to Commissioners.
ALICE DISCRIMINATION

Efforts to have the District COM
missioners include in the free collec-
ton of ashes apartment houses. no
tells. private schools and such other
places are being made by number of
owners of such places
1t is contended by these property
owners that they are Disseminated
against in the collection of ashes.
They say they pay considerable taxes
into the Golfers of the District gov
eminent for the maintenance Of the
collection of ashes and other service,
but do not receive any benefit from
this source.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
ASKS DEPORTATION ACTION.
Senator Jones SayS Many of Unde'
sirables Ire I. W. W.

Senator Jones of Washington in the
Senate that he had conferred with De-
authorize deportation of undesirable
aliens, many of whom he said be-
longed to the l. W. W.
Senator King of Utah, a member of
the propaganda committee, told the
Senate that he had conferred with de-
partment OF Labor officials and had
been advised that as soon as tonnage
was available the department planned
to dAport many of these alien anar-
chisss and bolsheviki..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
Supplies Reach Bolshevist Forces.

Large stores of food, coal, NUM-
lions and other supplies have been
obtained by the bolsheyik forces
along the Dvina river. according to
advices to the State Department
The dispatches did not make clear
whether the stores We're captured by
the soviet troops or were abandoned
by the Szechoslovaks and loyal R&-
sian forces. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12

intelligent
resentation
has, the Supreme In NJ
To Obey; to Pay; Fight.
dents is to obey They take in making
"In relation is to
Kind of taxes
o fun ton Is fight in obedi-
Amer in
councils
In the which requires them fight
10
Of the Ama-,
cizenn
in the
ernedin
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tionaI obey national laws and go nations
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Not to Disturb National Control.
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spect; the will to eface shameful blot
escutcheon the spirit of righteous
hatred of auocracy in guise the patriotic impulse
toward full preparedness of the nation champion
democracy and representative everywhere i'm the
worda combine to make irresistible very moment
appeal for the adoption of this amendment"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12

Philadelphia paid warm tribute Satur-
day to 500 wounded marines of the 5th
and 9Th regiments, who helped to stem
the German rush on Paris. The men
over a short route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12
CARDS OF THANKS.

We wish TO express our thanks to
relatives and friends for their kindness and
beautiful floral tributes at the death OF our
father JOHN W. kEYSER- THE FAMILY
RILEY. ] wish to express my sincere thanks
and appreciation 30 relatives, friends and
peighbors for their sympathy, kindness and
beautiful foral tributes at the death Of my
daughter. EDITH L. RILEY.
MRS. \. ANSADALE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-12

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