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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-11-04
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-11-04

FOR SALE-Horse, harness, reed
sulky and rubber-tired phaeton, kitch-
en- cabinet, rugs, bed, mattress and
springs. Telephone 472. x4
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Now Oil Financial Center,
Tulsa Furnishes Money to
Finance Wheat and Cotton

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EGYPT CLAM0RS FOR
EXAMINATION
English Frotr,torntc over
Nilc Country.
ASKS FOR INDEPENDENCE
PEACEFUL Protest without NuN Dis-
play Of lavlc~~nC~4 or
Physical Force,


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WATCH THE LICE

on chicks These parasites np the
very lie blood out OF them. Dust
the hen At night with u \ Thomas
Louise Killer and your troubles arc
ended II also Kills bugs on cucum-
hcr. tomato. and squash vines We
sell 4 10 you and n Il does not make
good We wtll--Ndv
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Dun GRNNnENTMENa

drcnchcd horses for colic Tint wns
the old way which was uncertain and
unsafe Fnrris' collie Remedy docs
away with drcrchlnr iE applied ON
the horses tongue with drOppcr
which comca packed IN each bottle
Get II today. Wo guarantee II
1t
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Horoscope
Z. ~
Sunday. June X. 1910.

"Th" stars incline but n' not
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
Sc P~rocesara 4 los que hayan com,
praSo autos robados

Con re!acioD a Ia nota que Amos
ycc;eBtemente anupciando que tan
iuegc on termine Ia cauSa cue Sc
mstruyc 4 los hermancs Lakewood.
50 " 4 iriclar 81 prcccSo, lie varSoS
ladroEeS Aca utom0viles. recoEidos re-
cieptementc per IA policia de la ciu-
dad, tuimos informados aver dc que
n $!a. Corte &c DistritO procesara
,anl5ien 4 las personals que hayan
ccmprado AUTOMOBILES o accessories
de automoviles a los ladr7nes.
Sobre este particular informamos
recientemcnte tamhien que varias
personals hajian Sido reducidaS q
yrisi0n. estando acusadas dc haber
comprado 4 precioS sumamente o&-
jos accessories de AUTOMOBILES en- gran
GeS c~antidades. habiendo Sido denun-
ciadas por la mayor parte de los la
drones a~cpturadoS. como LIS perso-
mas on ~quienes cncontra5aH facI!
salida los cbjeJoS cue Sc ro6aOan.
Ell JUez de Distrito, senior Meas
kill Ia m~anifestado nue. obrara muy
en6rgicamente n juSticia en- este
asuuto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
do PRINCIPLE AVER LA CAMPA
MA DE LAS SUFRAGiSTAS .

Conformc 10 hemoS venldo anur-
ciando. ayer do principle, Ia gran
campana de propaganda que han en-
prendido los miembros de la aSocla-
ci6n de sufragistas de esta ciudad.
Esta campana. segun 10 dilimoS,
IN sido emprendida por cuarteles,
habicndo sido al efecto dividida Ia
ciuiad en- echo ~secciones. est2Ado ca
da secci6n q cargo de I'm Comitc.
Estos comitGS prirciriaron aver 4
visitar cada una dc las casas del Guar
tel quo les corresponds. trabaiando
ncrcuc todaS las Scnoras V SenorltaS
de San Antonio, SC afilien y prester
Su apoyo I Ia agrupacion sufragIsta.
la cual. como Sc sabc, pretenaa ga
mar adeptos para conseguir que eli
Congress- dc Ia Union haga una en-
mienda Il la constitution naclonal on
eI scntido de que sc conceda el vote
a las muieres de los EstGdcs uridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
Ha tornado I'd. Ell CaIOmeI:
iES horrible!
El Ca.omei es Azogue y aetua co.
mo 81 fuera dinamita en- ell higado

-
e calomel lc hace perder 81 dla!
listed sabe 10 Que eS Ell calonlel. Es
mercurio: zogue FL ca!omel es pc
ligroso. Actda sobre Ia bills, obra
dinamita, enfermando Y produ-
ciendo calambres al paciente. Ell ca
lomel ataca q los huesos V nunca de-
IBERIA tomarse al interior.
Cuando Sc sienta bilioso. retarda-
do, extrehido Y malo en- alguna otra
forna ' crea que necesita- n dosls
del .peiigroso calomel, recuerde que
en- Ia drocueria lie venden una bote-
la. grande de "Dodson's Liver To-
ne" cue es IN remedio meramente
veeetal Y agra6able para tomarse,
siendo IN perfecto sustituto del ca
lcmel. Esta garantizado que norma
iizara su higado de una manera na-
tursl Y que no produciTa ~salivacion.
No tome calomel! Lo hara sentir-
Sc enfermo al dia siguiente Y tendra
que perder IN dia de trabajo. "Dod-
sons Liver Tone" 10 aliviara por
complete Y hara cue Sc sienta per-
fectamente. Delo tambien a los ninos,
puss es absolutamente inofsnsivo =
nc cauza c~olicos. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
La function de gracia de
Martinez ToVar y la des-
pedida de Ia compania
Virginia Fdbregas

La temporada de Ia compania VIZ
GINA Fdbregas Ell el Nacionai, terml-
ma hoy. Ago mas de n semana en-
la que cada noche fue de emocion y
de beiieza, en- la cue 81 pub leo de San
Antonio Sc do una anhelada compen-
saci6n de mucho tempo de deseo de
esuectaculo tai; para la compania,
una serie de triunfos verdaderos, de
exitoS pe%cuniarios que pocas compa-
MAS alcanzan en- nuestro medic.
Los artistas dejan un erato recuer-
do en- nosotros. Y grato deben llevar-
selo tambien del pdblico dc San An
tonic.
La function de anoche. fuc un nue.
vo V verdadero eXito. tai Y como 10 eS-
peraba ell publico: Virginia Fabregas,
en- Zaza. la admirable conledia de Bre-
ton V Simon, muestra tcdo SUI genlo
artistico. En- la representation de mo-
che. tuvo momentos de ternura, de pa
sion. de ligereza, de dolor Y de gozo,
en- los que la ficci6n parecia confun-
dirse con Ia realidad, y Ell publico "a
ap!audi6 endorsements.
Martinez Tovar, como Siempre.
dueno de su papel, acknowledgements re-
presentado; Clara Martinez, en- Ia
madre viciosa de la pecadora, in!mlta-
BILE. Quien Ia viera anoche, habra de
~confesar que es la primera de las ca
racteriSticas meXicanas. Aluy bien la
senorita Barragan. n sonora Segarra,
HERNANDEZ: la nina Chavero, hacienda
una graciosisima Toto. En- fin, una
obra completa Y I'm triunfo legitimo.
La function de despedida, la de hoy,
sera. como lo hemos dicho va, Ia de
neneficio del notable actor espanol,
primer actor Y director de la Conpa-
MIA Fabregas. Luis Maritime Tovar,
que tan aplaudido ha sido por Ell pu-
b'ico de San Antonio. "El Interprete
de Hamlet" una de sus mejores crea-
clones, es la obra elegida. Esta noche
misma. saldran para Laredo, Tex.
| donde haran una breve ~temporada, pa
IA seguir su viaje a Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
Sc EXHIBIO AVER LA NUEVA
BANDERA IRLANDESA

\ las nueve de la manana de aver
IN grupo de ~irlandeses presididos por'
una banda de musica, recorrleren las
principales GALES de la ciudad, eNhl-
biendo la bandera de Ia Republlca
Irlandesa, que ha obtenido rcclente-
mente su autonomia, sin perder ell
protectorado de EnglateTra.
La nueva bandera de 1rlanda es
~trIcolor V muy parecida q la mexlca-
ma. llevando esta bandera: verde
blanco Y amarillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
SESSION. DE LA ~PAN-AMERICAN
ROUND TABLE

Conforme 10 anunciamos, aver al
medic dia sc cclebrG Ell el hotel Gun
ter Ia session ordinaria de la Pan
American Round Table. La agrupa-
ci6n, invite 4 los senores Bernardo
no V Alfonso Mena Brito. a la junta,
en- la que Sc vcrtieron frases entu-
siastas para la R~epUblica MeXicana.
Como va hemos dicho, los senores
Mena Brito han sido nombrados Con-
sui del Gobierno carrancista Ell esta
ciudad, Y delegado del Congreso de
estudiaptes en- Boston, respectlVa-
men.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
CORTES Y POLICIA
Aver do principle ell Jurado en
81 case Lockwood.

En- Ia 37a. Corte de Distrito do
principle aver cl Jurado que h. de
dict&minar en- IL instrulda en-
contra de los hermanoS AnsCn V
Charles Hardwood. a qUieneS, como
Sc -~ecordar5, Sc ha instrujdo proceso
con motivo dc Ia mucrte del eX-
Captain de Rangers, Dir. NJ. 3. Hall,
acaecida la manana del II de Dl-
ciemhre del n pasado. I las Fuer-
tas de Ia Casa de CorCes.
Como cada Il de los hermanos
FazIwcod, Va q ser iuzgado sepa-
radamentc, aver die principle las
~diligencias en- 10 que respecta = An
son. de qUien Sc dice CUE fue Ell prl-
nero en- disparar su pistola. Charles
sera jEzgaGo la eE:ana entrante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
VA a AUSTIN.

Ell senor Alfonso Mena BriIo. ara-
duado recientemente en Ia Universe
dad Nacional de Mexico y QUEEN
yiene q los Estados Unidos con Ell
ca~acter De delegado de! Congreso
Estudiantil Je nuestra Replbllca'
sa!dra hoy para la ciudad de Austin,
= donde va con el 9bjeto de cumphr
cerca de los estudiantes de aque!!&
capital. con Ia mission que en- Mexico
c lie ha c~onfiado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
lie robaron Il cercado de su casa

e. senior H. Bodets Sc quejo aver
a las aucoridades correSporoienteS,
dc quc 2ntes De anoche. nleItr&s el
= sal familia Sc encontraban en- uno
de los teatros del ceEtro dc n clUGad,
alcuien lie rob6 mas dc treinta Y CHI
co pies del .ercado que rodea Sp ca
sa. situada en- la Gale City nuntero
20I.
FL Denartamento De detectives
tonic va cartas en- 81 asunto Y hace
actiyas ges,iones para deScubrir al
l1Ir0T.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
LOCALES BREVES
MANANA HABRA UNA MlSA So
LEVINE EN- CATHEDRAL

Con motive de ser manana Ia fes-
tividaG de Senior San Jose. Sc dlra
una Misa Solenme en- Ia Cathedral de
San Fernando, a las 8 &c Ia manana.
Como la misa fuera eHcargada por
la Colonia italians de esta. ciudad, ei
sermon que en- ella So di"a 10 sera
en- ital;ano.
Durante 81 resto de u manara,
habri otras misas, cono dc COSTUME
,ac V o ia tarde tendrar lugar 10
g~atiraS V rosario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
CCNFlRMACIONES EN-


Los Gomingos % Y 80 del pre-
sente mes. 4 las tres De la tarde, Sc
Impartial 81 sacramento de la Con-
firmacion, por el Senior Obispo de
esta Di6cesis. Arturo Drossaerts. en-
la Cathedral de San FerIan6c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
yiciosos arreStadoS

La police cue forula Ia EscuaHra
Cran-ra ell VICio. arrest5 aver = ca
tro personals, Ics hombres ' dos mu-
Ic,eS. QUE estan acusada5 de rlolar
los articulcs tres Y cuatrp del Regia
mantc de Policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
catoree automovilissas en- la eareei

Por haber cometido delitos contra
las leyes del trafico. Ia policia apre-
hendio aver. en- diverSos iugares. &
o aatomovilistas que compare
cerin hoy Ell "a manana ante e. Juez
de "a Corte de Ia Corporation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
Robo de un Buggy

Ii sonora Haus Sc quej0 a las OIL
cinaS de policia lie que de Ia Gale
de Santa Maria, va c2rca de Ia dc
Houston, lie fue rcbado aver an ca
halo Y un buggy, hahiendo sido VI
iovencito de corra edaG 4 Quien AZ
gunas personals vieron marchar on c!
coche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
HUBO ATENTADO
CONTRA "A VIDA
DE LENINE

COPENHAGUE, Mario 17.-Un
despacho procedente de Moscou, Ia
capital de Russia, da cuenta de un
nuevo atentado contra la vida de!
Primer Ministro del gobierno bo!s-
heviki, Nicolas Lenine. En- esta oca-
sion como en- la anterior. el jefe del
eobierno bolsheviki escape ileso, Pc
TO no asi su chauffeur, que fue he
rido, aunque no Sc dice 81 de grave
dad 0 no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
Autonovil ~rccupcrado

e. Official de Poiicia Dinlge" en-
contro aver abanionado en- Il Gale
Casino. 81 autom6vil = 7 Fora. '
rumero 1880 cue mace varies dlas
fIe rcbado 4 Su ~propietario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
Incendio.

En- IN ca=& numero III de la ca
lie Cuarta, Sc declare aver I'M incer-
do cue. aunque fue volentamentc
sofocado. cause perdidas por Valor
de clinCr neSOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18
Sc lesiono al baiar de un tranvia

La sonora Ignacia Il. Sainz. Sc
rauso yarias lesionas NJ "aerse dc IN
tranvia en- l& eSouina de las GALES
Colorado Y ". Commerce.
l. sonora Sains, Sc cUra en- I'll do
nlicilic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18

/ .ATESCION. :ATESCIONi
1 CASiRSE-
Cat4!oSo de damas raez.saras = ot-zs
| nac:onaidadcS > ex:ca5a Gss &C ne--
l mcsos aoub=es.
Envicnos III Dollar soi2msnte ; nos
! otrcs Z re1n!rirc1Cs, = vle.l &c GO
| rrco. nuestro cpm0.e-a ca;~.2Ec aT1a5ri-
-,o,ial con ~desc-i-clo1cs Ge-alladS, 20
! TOGRAFIAS. SCMBRES y NiEEGCiH-
Mes de iovencs, scnoraS Es-'7',as
nexicaras y de otras nsclOnaiCaCcS- sc
mae lucas &c ir-achableS anleccdsn-
Is, duieres dese2n s-ocont-ar IN honra-
DO y bcen gsp1so. I'd. pGcde esl-St--
. G~i-sctamente a cualqu:era &c elias
3 cout-ac- IN anatElUloaio feiiz en- cor
10 tempo. Sonos GENES lie conftSaza
: nos dedicamos = IN HcGocio ECH:Slo
y Ecito. No perrnIta. 2Ues, I1e a Pc
orcra sums DC IN Go.ar eStc &c por
T.Sio e2tre I'd. y 81 muy ECsible EE
| IICIDAD MATRIMONIAL
Escrjba hoy miSElo 4:
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18

Cuando ~necesi,c libros en- espanoi,
d~irijase a Ignacio Z. Lozano, 11S \.
Santa Rosa Ave San Antonio, Texas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18

Nuga=Tone es prepar11o
en- m pluue-e peq"eIo '
cCrvenie--c. Las paSG4aS
SS-an CrGieTaS con Una
capa dc azuca7. de DCSa
Sa5CT y CCy !acL &c
toruar. No Sc opcnc .
sus t-ahaios o placeCeS.
Pru6bc-o Y ID. 10 re-
couenGG-d a CodCS SuS
amigos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-18

La PRENSA e5 eI peri6dico meIjcano Ge
mayor circulation en- los FsIados URi6os. :
POI 10 tanto q mejor para los snurcialtes.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
IN RUSSELL GuLM

Mrs. R. G. Davis, of Tungsten.
was an arrival Wednesday even
ing.
A big crowd attended the home
coming dance rendered Pete Zan-
canella and Arthur Wood in the
Odd Fellows hall Wednesday ev-
ening. Leo Voll came up from
Denver to furnish the music. Ice
cream and cake were served and
everyone had a delightful time.
Among the dancers were residents
of Central, Black Hawk and
Forks Creek.
Mr.. Johnson, of Denver, was up
for the danceolast night.
The Red Cross met Thursday
with Mrs. John Hancock.
S. T. Harris leaves Friday for
Denver.
Mrs. Mark Fletcher and son
will return to their home in Tab
ernash this week.
Miss Rosana Thomas returned
Sunday from trip to Denver.
R. l. Hughes returned last ev-
ening from a business trip to Den
yer.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
Philippines, Like Ireland,
Want Independence

The most earnest and systemat-
ic campaign for Philippine inde-
pendence that has ever been made
in the United States is now under
full headway.
This work is being directed by
"The Philippine Mission" official
ly empowered by Philippine leg
islature to proceed to America and
work for independence, and "to
promote better understanding.
greater confidence, and closer &C.
onomic relations between the
United States and the Philip
pines" Members of the Mission
declare that the 100000 in
habitants of the islands are prac-
tically unit for independence.
The Mission is composed of
forty of the more progressive and
best known men of the islands.
all Filipinos. It is headed by
Manuel L. Quezon, president of
the Philippine senate, and we'll
known in Washington, having
been for eight years the Resident
Commissioner from the Philip
pines to congress.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

"The greatest waste In the world"
says an educator, "is the waste Of i'm
fluence." In one respect human per-
sonality is like the material Of which
the world is composed, for we are told
that every material gives out to the
rest of the world minute particles OF
itself. Every person, willingly or not
sends out his influence into the world.
There is difference, however. be-
tween the influence of matter and Of
personality. Ordinarily, persons de-
termine the nature Of their influence.
Mere matter cannot do this. Usually
we cannot control the quantity of their
influence. but its quality we may de-
termine. Each Of us possesses mar
velous capacity for influencing those
about us. If we make that influence
bad, we waste this wonderful power;
If we make 1t good, we aid appreci-
ably in the fine process of making the
world better. -
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
Forest Service Announces
Road Building Program

Secretary Houston's approval of
the National Forest road building
program for Colorado, Wyoming
and South Dakota, involving the
expenditure of a million and a
quarter dollars this season, is an
nounced by the Denver Office of
the U. S. Forest Service. Of this
total, which includes co-opera-
tive funds subscribed by states
and counties, 100000 will be
spent. in the National Forests of
Colorado; $4,000 in Wyoming.
and $93, 900 in the Black Hills of
South Dakota.
This fund is the largest ever ap-
propriated for road work in the
National Forests of the Rocky
Mountain district, and will do
much toward opening up inacces-
sible localities, and it makes it
easier to protect the forests from
fire. Recreation uses of the Ma
tional Forest Fairgrounds will al
so be stimulated.
The principal road projects to
be constructed this season, togeth-
err with the funds allotted, are as
follows:
Colorado = Durango-Silverton.
$35o,oo0; Rabbit Ear Pass, $16,-
800; Monarch Pass, $173,000; Sc
dalia- -Deckers Cutoff, $39,500;
Nederland-Ward, $45,700.
Wyoming-Wind River, $145,-
900; ffalo-Tuesleep, $105,O00.
Black Hills, South Dakota =
Deadwood-Hot Springs, $72,50O.
Over $125, 900 will also be spent
by the Forest Service on minor
road and trail projects in the var
ious states.
Road work on all projects,
which will be in charge of the
Bureau of Public Roads, will
start as soon as weather condi-
tions permit. Honorably dis
charged soldiers, sailors and mar
ines will be given preference in
securing the required labor.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24
What Is the Aim
of the Average Citizen?

When the young people come
up from the farm to pursue a
course of study at the college 1
have found that almost invariab-
ly their ideal in life is to acquire
money, often with no thought of
moneys being a means and not
an end. After a few months
spent in the study of economic
subjects, their views undergo a
marked change and there comes
a recognition of the fact that hu-
man welfare is the essential good
of economic endeavor and that
the possession of money is a
means to enable us to reach that
goal.
This change in the way of
thinking is aptly illustrated by
the answers given by the MEM
bers of class of 90 pupils in
the Colorado School of Agricul-
ture.
Upon their coming to the class
at the commencement of the SEM
ester, l asked for written answers
to the question "What is the
highest aim of the citizens of this
country in the field of econom-
ics?" Almost every student said
it was to acquire wealth.
Two months later, after having
studied the principles of ecOnom-
les, the same question was SUBJ
mitted, and written answers CIV
en- in which eleven pupils said
the highest aim is to secure wise
cooperation; six thought it was
to train for leadership; ten be-
lieved that the great aim should
be to acquire efficiency; while two
were of the opinion that as far as
the question applies to the farm
ing class the ultimate aim should
be to get control of the markets
but the noticeable fact is that
not one adheres to his original be.
lief that the acquiring of wealth
is the supreme aim in life.-C. F
Davis, Colorado Agricultural Col
lege.
Gilpin observer., 1919-04-24

Upon his return to Washington
from tour of the army demobili-
zation camps, on which he was ac-
companied by General March,
Chief of Staff, Secretary of War
Baker said he had found that the
average time of discharge for
men from overseas after their ar
rival in camps in this country
was 48 hours. He cited one camp
where the men were released on
the day of their arrival, and said
that in none of the camps visited
was the rehabilitation period
longer than six days. Secretary
Baker said that he talked with
many soldiers and did not recall
single instance of complaint be-
cause of failure to receive full
pay.