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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
CABLE COMPANY HAS
MADE FALSE INCOME
RETURNS, IS CLAIM
Government Complaint Says Re
ports Made by Commercial
Company Were Incorrect, Mis-
leading and False"

Sow NUrh MHf lt An Income
ts and penalty Fu,t against the
Commercial ,Bnl. company was
uuu.nt uN tHr government today in
tut fDu.fHI court here.
Tu. complaint tIeI by United
Stole. u.trer Attorney raffcy and
containing seven counts. alleges that
tu. RETURN. mlIr ny the company be-
ru..r December 1I. 1919 uud July Q.
IH|". Wtrr incorrect misleading ant
HIIH. HUI failed tu -st tufth aud
show tHU Coo, net taxable iIHlmr
Within IHu meaning and intent %. tho
"..W. fts Inv
III internal rCt .nus collector htH
demanded payment ui bach nNDs due.
fU. complaint sets forth, but the Cr az
rHHt refused to pay Tho government
tHhH ihD court tu award interest ot one
per cont a month ou the amour Of
thu trNrH tllDsDd tu Doe unpaid,
fNu frur income uf tho dOfCnduLt
from 1909 tu lHIt inclusive HgFrc-
HTfsu Hhlut kH..lI uuu the compliant
Ht.,s. rri thp tN,s iup the govern
mont fufI N1fttH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

TODAY
IN THE NEWS
We Need the Room
The Jugo -slavs Mistake

A MERlCA is not likely 10 mis-,
~ the aliens who are preparing
10 return to Europe to stay.
We need the room, the food aud
the jobs that such foreigners are
taking
The United States has always
welcomed immigrants who have
come here with the bona fidc IN.
tcntion of becoming American citi.
zrns. abiding hy our laws. aud
making themsrlyc, useful part
ut our national aud economic lifr.
II Is our duty 10 de- all We can To-
aid such strangers m becoming
Americans
For the other kind. however
the kind that looks upon our coun.
try a., q huge COW. which h. 20 be-
abandoned %, soon 10, q sufficient
supply uf milk is drawn from her.
We have uu u,c.
The law define, domiriIr 70, ruu.
si,'iug ut Two thing, the "ror.
pu,, or actual presence uf the
person Iu question. and the ami.
ma, maucudi, the intention go
remain
II those European. du not bring
with them the "aulmu, maurudi. DO
the ,ponrr We get rid uf their
curpu, the better otf we shall
be-
For ,urt men have not caught
the real American spirit aud are
never likely % hr rmhucd with II.
I.'IuiH uI urnuus b,.u,.u tlr
Serbs md tIr ,rutta ar. diaiuistiuH
Thtto twH divisions fool, th' m, iu.
q, utf oI fHr Iue1.sia, fwIE vf.tI
d. rrioug tp unr.n Hs',Hu nIr.
p.ud,uoe
The world NIsH,s tr.a ..u r.ruunr
we'll o. H Ut,N tN.. Ht.u. .-IH.IH
will hr formally rrruUr.f,. .n rt
r'ur, tr.Ip VIfH N.vI.t .,ou fH "a,
FiEu,u
iiut t', world H.# iH, IaHf fr u,.
WHud rrHm Ib, lUru.-'Ht4 rrHu. Itt
iH't 1901, capable nI p'u,,iu. HuI COZ.
d'rN H'If government su.n outbreaks
go Oh, uu, reported tuutF Hui Iuff
iH'U Ulus, 300 tU, ,|,s uI fH. u,st
f..UN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
CRUMBS FROM THE PEACE TABLE

stated that tho people of Petrograd
TAD been advised BY the soviet goy-
crnuent 10 leave the city Without de-
!.y
Further south the forces Of the aii-
Russian government az Omnk have
captured the important city ~ sama
u in the Nulra valley. while 1enersl
bvuokins has captured Rortov-ou-
Don. at tho head % the sea u AGov.
Most ~ the German protects
nEaInst tho peace treaty terms re-
rsiyrd hy the ALLEN are said 10 im-
press ,ho allied chiefs an being de-
signed as propaganda. u In pointed
out that the 1ermap notes bear evi-
dencc of having been written before
the Gcrman delegation had seen the
treaty, the text of the document not
being quoted No further noteF we're
presented hy the enemy representa-
tiNes on Thursday,
ruland's request Tor a part of the
tefman warships which were sur
rendered 10 the allies has boon re-.
futcd hy the council OF four.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

owing % thc absence of Premier
lloyd GeorE, from Paris the pstr"
conference council uf four did mot
meet today
Enorts to reach a solution of tho
Italian controversy Hrr continuing
Diaims uf iuN Go territory ON tho
eastern shore uf the AdriHtic were
taken up again hy Premier tlcmen-
,ruu yesterday with Premier Orlando
and Foreign Minister Suuuiuu uf
ttaIN.
Gr,rk troops have bron landed ut
SMYRNA Asia minor. the operation
taking place Wednesday An inter
.iurd demonstration there is 10 he
Drlrd ont hy French. British and
italian wtrshlps ana lrrck soldiers
Five United States Warships are re-
ttrtrd tn huV. arrived ut smyrna.
4 Finnish army under the leader
shin of General Muuuorhoim, the
premier Boz reported tN 'upcuhHgen
10 he advancing un fctruErud. a Hel-
M gtors dispatch received Thursday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

tr. Austrian treaty would mo-, spocif,
fH. Opposition ip boz made 0f pHlma-
.. I.rr" Hr fum. beyond d1ach-
H. fU.H I.um AUSTRIA
THr council Uf foreign ministers
continued wurN today uu subsidiary
|.f..I. UI tHr Austrian treaty having
'. IH N|fH fnr rUW Austrian frontiers.
lf /" Uu" IUrrDd l# unlikely That the
"rHf vHl Nu ready i"r presentation
o. tHu Austrian plcuiputoutnrirs hr-
Iran.HN uui until utor
f.uur those who arrived today
I.m N..UH fH JOHN the jprmHu peace
delegation wi# Professor Wchcr. "a
financial export pur.uF the war Pro-
i.Hur MpHDr rliuvd wide notice boy
calling iN. attention ~ Chancellor
F.n |.fHuHrH iiUiwDr 20 the fact
f.Hr fH. figures submitted hy Admiral
sH. IrH.E uu fhr sinking uf Wcr-
..frfW.u n1 German submarines
H.H I..."
IH. credentials of the Austrian
Utt., delegation Wll hr presented tu
representative of th" allied ana ass
.HHiIf.I powers Ht BE- meeting probably
uuhf Tu,aiiy 10 was 1id today
Iu iuU meantime the Auatriuns arc
r..rkuF time ysDrpt fur conference
with tn" IutUr-HlNDd food commits
rIH today rDHt.NO 90 tho reyiCtuillns
zoo Austria.
'is quito probable that tho TURK
.sh sut Bulgarian peace treaties vii
Doc negotiated and signed Boo Cousiau'
ruuulr. SHlomh or some other con-
,suI,ut glN n the near east accord
irr 600 Reuters Paris office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
Baltimore Club
Wins S240,O00
Suit From {. B

MtHh.UrfHu NHf ft Justice
stafford ~ the District of Columbia
sUrr,u, court fuutN uN,rrulrN the
r.u'iun uf urrtuIFrI Hts,HtN iHI
U,W trIiI ~ tnu auif Of fIy bHlt|.
moro Federal ',ifu, HH.rNHu uu tuH
.NHru,t % luurHrut uf $40 5000 .H
t.vrr uf tho club with fal.Uuu Hdd .u
Geo. tftururtF fp,s An appeal wa.
90. I,I n. ,uuns,. f.r urEtulE .N nisU.
h.U Hui hunu Iu thr sum uf $3.50
u"H furnished.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

ocean flight with tho planes weighing
$500 pounds. leaving behind spare
rropelierr and cutting down the sase-
lona NotwithstAndins the danger of
choppy seas breaking the propellern,
the airmen determined TO hop Off
from Mutton Hny the hnrhor heing
too small to permit tho necessary SUR
facc cruise AZ high speed.
Onc May ssart Aloac
Commander Towers stated that II
one machine should ascend before the
others when flight IL resumed. "
probably would cruise about 20 learn
whether the others we're able TO start.
lie would not say whether the lead
ms plane, in the event the others wers
unable o. rs, would start from the
AauTea alone. but other officers we're
willing Co wager that shia would be
tho procedure. The aViatorA having
hado goodbye 90 their brother Off
GERS az the base here yesterday. were
ready early this afternoon 10 board
the planes.
Commander John H Towers the
flight commander. announced that
ihe planes would start with the fol-
iuwlnE crcWss
rcr~onnei of Cr.u.
y. q, I Lieutenant Comma nder y.
y T. hcilinEer. Commander. Llsuten-
ant Commander n. A. Mitscher. aud
Lieutenant l.. T Harin. pilots, Leu
tenant Harry sadenwster, radio op-
orator. chief MnchinlNt's Mate &. |.
kesler and MachiniSt Rasmus Chris
tenHen, engineers.
y. c. g. Commander Towers In
charge. Lieutenant Commander IA. &.
Richardson and Lieutenant -. ".
McCuiloch pilots. Lieutenant COM
mander u A. Lavender. radio opera
TOR, Lieutenant hraxton Rhodes and
ioatawain L. n. Moore. engineers.
Y g q iaeutenant Comma nder A.
e. Read, comma nder. Lieutenant
Walter Hinton and Lieutenant r. v.
Stone. pilots. Ensign Charles Rodd.
radio operator Lieutenant J. l.
hrecse, and chief Machinlsfs Mate
D.. y Rhodes. cngineera.
~ the planes fail 70 take the air
because of their weight the crews will
ht reduced hy debarking Lieutenant
Rhodes and Petty offi'ers Rhodes
und Christensen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
Mnnn.lInc snl Innnh

Columbus. N NJ. AuN lt 4 woll
equipped moonfh.nDr's still ir the Tres
urruuuts u1uuutHira ursr her" was
rtil.d hv customs officers tods, Two
men were arrested Machinery and
supplies were Coufizcutgd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
Drmp-c, In.psrt. sne..

Toledo, O., May is.--Jack Dempsey.
challenger for tho worlds heavy
weight championship. inapacted sever
nj prospective sites for training camp
on his arrival from chicago today.
Dempsey expects 10 start training
Monday, willard IL expected 10 Az
rive the middle OF neat week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
Ialr wcnII,cr Ileinrtch.

with the weather along the route
10 the Azores the best yet reported.
g. was announced that the American
navy seaplaues \. q. I aud y. g. .
would attempt 80 start the trana-A
lantic flight at about . o'clock this
afternoon. New Foundland time Ii30
pm. New York timel. Commander
Towers announced this forenoon.
Meantime repairs were being rush
Cd on the y. &. which arrived last
evening from Halifax and u they are
completed in time she viii hop OF
with her sister planes II not. Lieut.
Commander Reads filler will follow
as soon aa possible.
Rough weather outside TrepnaseY
harbur caused them 90 abandon the
plan tu chop Off Tor the Azores yes
tDrdly afternoon. according 90 Com.
mnnder John a. Towers. chief of the
expedition. Also Commander Towers
explained that the y e.. Z had arrived
aud he decided TO postpone starting
boz the hope that all three of the naval
planes might make the trip together.
Commander Towers said that the \
e.. . and y. e.. Q got a little too far out
in the harhor yesterday and that be
thought they would have made a
good start 10 they had attempted 60
rise nearer shore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
YaaLs on WAY Iark Home.

hfrat. May le.-|The transports
Montana. North Dakota and Hunting
don sailed today with troops Of the
sPth division, national army men.
from Kansas, Missouri and South
Dakota.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16
AMERICAN NAVY PLANE
LEAVES MOORlNGS FOR
TRANSATLANTIC TRIP
N. CT NEXT TO LEAVE

TREPASSEY, ~ r., May 16The " C first Of the American
naval scaancs to start the Atlantic fight started taxing
the harhor from the take of Sal Greenwich
a ~ New York time and Al New Mexico time).
The n. C..1 started shortly acrward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

The y g. Z aliFhtcd in the harhor
al 5.ps o'clock last night 1Ncw
fuundlaud timer after firht from
Haitian. i3i land miles, In siN hours.
nnd 1mlnutcs actual flyiuE time, The
scaplane fiustod ON the surface of the
wafer fur two hours and 10 minutes
when forced 10 alight ~ miles from
Halifax
Mechanic who worked an uiEht on
the y q. 4 were siill busy this morn
iur with engine aud prurcll.r tests.
hoping fu have tho plane In readiness
90 start Tor the Axurcs this afternoon
with the y e.. ! aud \. e. ]. Tho COM
mHuirr anxious o. have all three
planes attempt tho oceanic cruise, was
enthusiastic over the speed records
made ht the y g. Z ON her tripH from
chatham. Mass tu Halifax, N, = and
thence 90 ihiH port
A. result uf the failure on the n
g.. Z and y e. 3 o. take the air when
they got under way for tho Azores
yesterday it was explained that the
take uff today would be attempted
inside the harbur The rough seas az
tho mouth uf the bay dashed over
the heavily laden planes, chilling tho
aNiaturs tu the bone and threatening
60 play havoc with the steering ap-
f..F..Fmm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

The uN|Htors held conference 60
decide means uf lcsssning the gs.-
sn1 pounds burden which contributed
yesterday tu the inability of the = e.
4 and y g. o. rise from tho water
aud 90 select 70 place for the take
off,
% was decided 10 attempt the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

Kansas ci'1-,Ioas to tiass.
chicago--tis.Ts TO tis.ls.
Denver-sis.sO TO 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-16

NEM YORK METAL MARKET.
New York. MAY Copper firm
eleotrolytic is1i 10 -. Iron nominal
Lead strong: spot tag bid. June !. 10
m6.20. speitcr firm. East 81 Louis
SPOT GO7 hid. June G.ijdG.d2. AZ
London Spot copper ~. ~, -. Cd.
Eiputrniytic t.x. ~. los, tin i.x. giis
i5s gd spslter iN ai, i5s
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
A. dhe Uni,cr,it, ~ Ncw McIlco
iihuuurrquc.


TUTT.TI IUI NITUTUIN E-UIT-
alN a,H ruol'r southeast portion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
Sc reanudo eli trafico con lsuala.
Desaparecio Ell peligro de
, inundacion en- Torreon

TCRREON. Coah. Julio 1O.Pare-
&c que por ahora, Torreon Sc EN-
cuentra sin peligro DE verse
dado, a pesar de que e. rio Nazas
trae una corriente enorrle: Ia prl-
mera creciente, lego esta manana en-
.forma aterradora, con d~osciertos me-
tros cubicos de aqua por minutes
Esta roche es e%sperada "a segun-
da creciente que seguraraente sera 10
doble, este es, cuatrocientos cincuen-
ia metros cdbicos por minute, pero
a resar de este, por ahora no existe
ningnn peligro de inundacion, pues
para que este sucediera Sc neceslta-
Ran dos mil metros cub;cos de aqua
Dor segundo, Y 10 cual es muy remote
que ell rio los llegue a traer.
Resulta que en- lugar de haber 81
DO perjudiciales para los agriculto-
res las recientes lluvias, han sido muy
beneficas por 10 que Sc espera que
las cosechas de este ano scar nlagni-
ficas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
GRAN VELADA EN- HONOR
DE D. BENITO JUAREZ
Ha sido organizada por e!
C%ampamento "Judrez,
de Lenadores del
Mundo

En- dias pasados dimos la notlcla de
que ell Campamento 'Juarez' de Ia
Sociedad de Lenadores del Mundo te-
MIA en- preparation n veiada tune
bre dedicada a iionrar la memorla del
Benemerito de las Americas, Lie. D.
Benito Juarez. Hoy danes a conocer
ell programa bajo ell cual Sc llevara a
efecto dicho acto, Y que es ell 81
guiente:
I.-Obertura Guillermo Tell, por la
Banda de Musica del Cuerpo de Ejer-
otto del Sur. II.-Discurso Official
Dor ell Lie. Nemecio Garcia NaranJo.
Plea de Musica por la Banda. Dis
curse aiusivo por ell senior Manuel
Mazquiz Blanco. Solo de violin por
ell Prof. Francisco Hernandez. Dis
curse Dor ell senior Ignacio Z. Loza-
no. Entrega de su estandarte al
Campamento Juarez por ell h. Z. 20
mandante. apadrinado por varlos So
beranos. Imposition de n Condo
~coracion Dor sus meritorios SERVICES
al Prof. J. NJ. Cardona. Himno al
Benemerito de las Americas, cantado
por un coro de treinta senorltas pa
ia la direction de la senorita Prota.
Micaela Chavez. Gran Marcia Flu
nebre de Chopin por la Banda. La
Democracia del Indio' poesia por el
senior Guillcrmo Aguirre y tlerro
The Opera Mirror" por la Banda.
LA Raza de Bronco poema de A
mado Nervo por la senorita Sob. Mag
dalena Olivares. Ofrenda floral en- cl
Altar del Benemerito por las Socle-
dades e invitados. En- este acto Off
ciaran las Sobs. Hortencia Vela Y An
tonia de los Santos. Creme de Ia
Creme nor la Banda. Usaran de la
palabra los representatives de las Sc
ciedades que lutheran recibldo conf
sion para clio, Y que e%stuvieren dis
ouestos. Himno Nacional Mexlcano
por la Banda.
La velada tendra lugar en- ell Bee
thoven Hall e. Is del presente. CO.
.nenzando q las S ID y. m.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12

J. M.-Sclman, Texas.-El ac~ontecimicnto
que nos pide lc c1pliqucmcs es muy ante
rior a Ia fecha de dondc arrarea la historic
conocids de la Humankind y por 10 mismo
no es possible compiaccrlo. Permanece y per-
manecera. probabicmente, sicinpre en- 81 mis-
tevio cl lusar dc donde vinieron las princ-
ras tribuS que poblaron el continente anne
ricano. Pcro en- mancra alGuna es impo-
sible que hays2 venido del Asia, que pare
&C haber sido la cuna del gencro humane.
pues esta comprobado que hubo una erocs
en- que este contncntc cStaba undo, por
terra, con Europa ) Cue Ia aparicion dc
los mares. tai como existcn CT Ia actuaiidad
fue IN acontecimicnto posterior a la vcni-
da del hombrc =. por 10 misnio. pudo muy
trauscurso de los Siglos puede habcrse per-
dido la memo1s dc clio cntre los que puc-
daron ala. Pueden haber considerable tam
bien Que hayan iessparecido todos Us que
emigraron en- 81 cataclismo nuc disloc6 IA
terra c hi=o nac:r los mars. c, finalmente.
pueden no haber vuclto a toner noticla Ge los
emisrantes y no habcr sahido nunca que
existieran ticrras mas ALA dc dcLermiEado
Unite. Aun hoy. a pesar dc !cs elenentos
dc que Sc disronc, hay tierras que ~ han
sido cxploradas toGavia y cuanto Sc dice acer-
mas O mcnos fundada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12
C1NTORA ATACO ZIHUATLANEJO

CIUDAD BRAVOS, Guerrero, Ju-
Ito I1.-Los nevolucionarios mlchoa-
canos a las ordenes de 1esus Cintora,
despucs de haber tornado La Union
Sc diriiieron a Zihuatlale!o, atacan-
dolo Y tomandolo.
La e~uarnicion carranclsta QUE 10
defendia, Sc retro con rumho a Chill
pancingo Y hesta Ia f'acha los revo-
dictionaries permanecen en- le puerto
citadc. .
Sc reanudo Ell trafico con lsuala.
Despues de cerca de cinco amos de
complete interruption, sc naanEdo Ell
dia de aver ell trafico ~ferrovlarlo en-
tire [guala V Cuernavaca.
Los habitantes de- Estado ~celepra-
ron tan fausta acortecimientc con
muestras de positive jub!!o. hablen-
dose organ;zado con este motivo gran
rs festejos, Que conslstieron en- un
bale V una manifestation que reco-
rrio las principles GALES de Ia po-
blacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12

Toaa b eorepoudenciA Gelzc:enata
-, ,,ea .eceiS1, deSc ~SaIr diaSadA
..: Ia PreaA-Seu:6u de Con-
suisss l2o N Sxnu Eos. Avc-Lss
cusutas. q trzten Dc cuesaonS De
Amor y de Socieazn-" deseran E.eF
La misurr drcaon. WreSaoeo soA-
nnh h paiahes -LeeeIa. fa9 %
An. hs ocasahzs. cue r-Gu!e1n con
100 wv1a q precise inriuiz
..x ut1pEA De tres eensayoa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12

Sc refierc en- Su consuita. no ~existiria va
.esoro alSuno oeul,o. pues todos habrian 81
do hallados y sacados.
r. D. c. O.-Eagle Pass. Texas.-|on los
POLITICS que sc italian cnfermos dc virleIa
; dcbe haccr 10 siSuientc: scparar desde iueSo
a los cn:ermcs dc los sanos. pucs es una
, enfcrncdad sumamcntc rontaGiosa. deslntcc-
tar los gallineros con el desinfe:tarte lie
Pratt Y aplicarics. en- In forma indicada cn
| cada paquetc. cl 6cmedio lc Pratt para la
cale7a lisgada Cvi-uels loeai. : las -aEi-
ms ouc nos ind.ca. debc da -lc.. tanbier 90
la torna indicada en- el paauctc. 81 Rcmedio
de Pratt rara Ct Crup.
A. o. F.-Haydcn. Ari=.-Es primers veg
nuc oimos mencionar las cosas re que hahia
en- III consuIta y por 10 Hlisnio no pohcmos
darle los inforncs aue dcsea. Teme?noI cue
I. nj en- Persia nj en- Ia India pue:a hallarlas.
4. G.-Thompsons. TcXas.-No nccesIta pa
gar NADIA por Ia revaiidacion dc y carta
10 c,udsGsr,a. Psra a~rrcSla- este 1srr5r NJ
neCF-AAh 4lsAFa '~'e NS"'
! Consulate que SC la hsya c~xpedido. en- ca-ta
Certificate y dc nanera sratuits le des7a-
charan su asunto. dcvoIvicndolc dichc do
.umcnto tambicn por correo y sin neccsidad
Dc quo listed haga cl viaje para aTcSlario
V. M.-CoupIand. Tcxas.-Ya hacc mu-
cho tempo que quedo suprimida totaEnen-
:. Ia ccnsura sobrc Ia correspondence que
uesa dc Mexico Y sale para ala.
J. B.-Golfrcy. IL.-El costo del pasaje
dc Laredo. Tex. a San Luis. Mo-. cs dc unoS
treinta v cinco dolares y cl dc Nucvo Laredo.
Tamrs.. a Acambaro. Gto, g dc unos
trein,a Y tres pesos. ORC nacional. On prime
IA y de Ia mitad en- scSunds. Las comu-
nicaciones en- la region cue hay quo atra-
yesar al hacer este viaic. So hsllsn relati-
vamcnte seSuraS.
Observation-Disclosures nandar su NOM
ire complete. su direction posta! y estamp'-
la do dos eentavos y lc Proporeionaren,os Ia
direction que desca.
l.. R,-Omaha. Nebr.-So hay Consulate
nexicano en- csc Estado, pero puede dirt
rirc al dc Kansas City. Mo-. euya direction
6 6lT-els Mass Bldg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-12

IUEr IUN Yin Dull
De que nuestro enpeno por 81 meIoran!ento cons
tante d, LA PRENSA", ha sido comprendido y aprec'a-
do en- 10 que vale, no solo para Ia Empresa en- 81, sIno pa
"a Ia Gran poblacion mexcana que en- nuestro perodco
~encuentra un 0rgano digno de ella, nos Vene dando Prue-
bas inne gables eI favor c~recente del plbIco, que Sc ma
nifIesta en- las soEcdudes de SuscripCiones, en- los pedldos
de- Agentes, en- los Contracts de Anuncios, que d nuestTaS
Oficinas Negan en- cantidad mayor cada ola.
Eso ouiere decir cue LA PRENSA" da a ss lee:
torres, todo 10 que los Iectores tenen derecho a pedF al
~peri5dico que pagan para contar con ss SERVICES;
LAS NOTlClAS DEL Ola, seIeccionadas en- tor
ma tai, que cada uno ~encuentre las que le nteresan.
LA NFORMACION NACIONAL, en- Ia que e. lee
tor ~encuentra 10 que de su pals quiere saber.
Ell COMENTARIO De LOS ASUNTOS NlERE'
SANTES, que cada cuaI espera para norman ST. cF'terFo'
Ell CRATIC RECREO que proPorciona Ia bella lite
ratura, de Ia que ofrecen muestras abundaHtes nuestFaS
EdcioneS Dominicaies.
LA ENSENANZA De COSAS TITLES que Sc des-
prende de muchas de nuestras secciones educatVaS'
LOS CONSOLES PRACTICES PARA FL RABAJO
vpara Ia vida, que dan nuestras seccIoneS &c ASf'cuHofd'
De Obreros de Damas, de Consultas, etc, etc.
POR ESQ LOS ECTORES MENCANOS BUSCAN
"a pRFNsA" FL AMIGO SlLENCIOSO QUE STRIVE
PARA TODOYCONH CUES CUENlA SIEMPRE
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NJ. S.-Fort Worth. Texss.-Facil O. COM
prender que 81 ~cxisticrs 81 sparato a quc
Sc refierc en- su consuita. no ~exiStiria va
;esoro alSuno ocul,o, pues todos habrian 81
do hailados y sacados.
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Observation-Disclosures mandar su NOM
ire complete. su direction posta! y estamp'-
LA de- dos eentavos y lc proporeionaren,os Ia
direction que desca.
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A. O. F.-Haydcn. Ari=.-Es priners veg
nue. oimos mencionar las cosas Re que hahia
On I'll consuI;a y por 10 nlisno TO podcmos
darls los irforncs aue dcsea. TemeuoS cue
nj en- Persia nj en- Ia India pueta h~aliarlas.
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L. R.-omaha. Nebr.-No hay Consulate
nexicano en- csc Estado. pero Puede dir'-
cirsc al dc Kansas City, No. cuya direction
6 6lT-elS Mass Bldg.
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V. M.-CoupIand. Tcxas.-Ys hacc mu-
cho tempo que quedo suprimida totarnen-
:, Ia censura sobrc Ia correspondence que
lesa dc Mexico y sale para ala.