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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-02
THE BIENVILLE DEMOCRAT, ARCADIA, LA.

THE BIZ
Mrs. Foster Poole, of Shreveport
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. LeSli
Hammer, last week.
Miss Robert has returned from
Chatham where she has been teach
ing.
Mrs. Bert Randol. Of Bunkie, was re
Gently guest in the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joe RandOl.
Miss Willie Colbert, of Mt. Lebanon
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Pau
Jones.
Miss Annie Mae Jones of Homer
spent the weekend with homefolk
here.
Miss Mary McNeely, of ColfaX, ha'
been the guest of Miss Gladys Broad
well.
Miss Gussie Brown was the guest o
Mrs. Richard CAN'T at Bienville foI
several days.
Little Miss Jane and Henry Colbert
Dr., of Monroe, were guests of relatives
lere last week.
DR.. Gibson, of Homer, was called tt
see little Cornelia Row who was quite
sick all the past week.
Alorelle Baker and Roy Berry are
spending this week in Hot Springs
Ark.
Mrs. j. K. Reed was called to Shreve
port by the serious illness of her son
Mr.. Howard Reed, whose home i,
there.
Dr. Kidd carried little Misses Gladys
and Carman Hammett to a sanitarium
in Shreveport to have their tonsils anG
adenOids removed.
Miss Maud Best, very attractive
young lady from Hope, Ark. is the
guest of her grandparents, Rev. and
Mrs B. C. C0nant.
Mrs. Kilgore and daughter, Miss
Mary, Of Shreveport, were guests OF
Mrs. Boyd Patterson for few days
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Blume, of Bienville, and
Miss Lizzie Southern Of RustOn, We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Row on
Sunday.
Misses Helen and Roby Burleigl
have returned from the country neal
Jonesboro, where they Taught q sun
mer school.
J Mr. Il14p 1202y1u% I'M NIus II
~ %S$&a ~ ~ ~ ~&&SSs> ~ 49,
ling friends and attending the reviva
)seryjces al The Methodist ebMrh.
Master WilIiam and little IMeNIe
MANNER have returned from a visi
Ito their grandparents at Dorig. Mrs.
Hammer went to Monroe to meet the
(SNXN&xsM ON s&twx&&y,
Mrs. Adam Clark and little grandson,
Chas. Morgan Clark, left last Thurs
Iaay Coy theiy Nome IN AYkaAelpMia, AYk
latter spending a month visiting rela.
fVes here
=
Rev. w. H. Henderson, OF Shreve
port spent the night with friends here
while enr0ute to Homer where he went
to preach at the Methodist church on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hammett enter
tanned several Of the young married
couples at progressive rock on last Fri.
day evening At the close of the game
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Nelson had as
guests last week their brother, Mr..
Edgar Nelson and his daughter Mis-
Mildred Nelson, also their nieces,
Misses Aline and Ruby Wilkinson, all
from Stamps, Ark.
Much interest is being manifested in
the pr0tracted services at the Methodist
church this week. Rev. r. w. Tucker
'of Crowley, is delivering very forceful
sermons and Rev. Harper, of Ringgold,
lis conducting the choir.
Mrs. Glen Fleming underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
Schumpert Sanitarium In Shreveport
on last Tuesday. She was accompanied
by Mr.. Fleming, DR.. Kidd and her sis
ter, Miss Fay HOlstun. Her friends
are glad to hear favorable reports of
her condition and wish for her a quick
recovery.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-02
GIBSI4AND ALIVE AND FULL
OF INTERESTING NEWS

Mrs, NJ /, TatUW has returned from
q vtStt to relatives Il MtssisstpQi>
Ny. and Mrs Y. y. Brown spent Fri
day IN Shreveport.
M. NAsOM, W, spsNN NNSN week VS.
fling relatives at Magnolia, Ark.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-02

Senate such weaklings-such flip-flop-
erS, as Jared or Edwin. Respectfully.
0. G. DAWKINS.
Monroe, La advertisements,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-09-02
Tempered With Mercv

Tempered With Mercy.
Even the girl who gets mad when
she is kissed by man Is always mer.
"ifu enough to remember that "ner.
haps the poor fellow couldn't resist
such temptation" -H0uston Post
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

Garden Tools Tor enat home gar
den El Paso Seed Co.. 523 z. San
Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
ARMY RECRUITING STATION
ENLISTS IS MEN IN WEEK

FL Paso kept up its high speed in
army recruiting during the week
which closed Saturday. SIS men being
accepted. Seven enlisted Saturday
morning. They were William c.
Brscewell, Waller, Tex, 55th c. A c.,
Camp Lewis, Wash; Arthur c. Bag
gerry. Kansas City, No, I'd heavy
mobile ordnance repair shop, Fort
Bliss; Ray c. Norris, 18th aero squad
ron, NOgales, Ariz.; Paul kaleta, Gary,
Ind, medical detachment, FL Paso dis
trict; George Costan. Detroit, Mich,
medical, Philippines; George VIZ
Hanson, san Angelo, Tex, SD F. A.
band, Fort Bliss; Charles Sharp, Du-
luth, MINI. SD +. A Enlistments
Friday were James Hi, FL Paso, 10th
ambulance, Fort Bliss Elmer Pratt,
SWeetWater, Tex, @ n. C., construc-
ton, Philippines; Jubal E Noble and
Bernard Fezler, FL Paso, tank corps;
Hannible Childs and Arthur G. Mil
Ter, Fl Paso, and Louis Rocco, Gallup.
" NJ, SD +. A: Nanceslade Wentes,
Alfred NJ Billa, Liandro Ruiz, Andres
Saabedra and Pedro Ensures, san
Tex, Q. n c., Fort Bliss;
Jack E. Harden and William z. VIII
kinson, Q. II c. construction Phil
ipuines.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
To RediSc01gnt
Cattle Paper
In SOHthWeS

Washington. D. C.. May 22.-Gov-
ernor ". P. C. Harding Of the fed
eral reserve board informed Texas
congressman yesterday that the
branch banks Of the federal reserve
system have been instructed to re-
discount cattle paper in Texas and
other southwestern states.
Mr. Harding said the Interstate
Commerce commission order 10 give
priority shipments to coal. wheat
and cattle viii greatly relieve the
situation in Texas and assist the
cattiemen materially.
New progressive discount rates are
in effect at the FL Paso branch OF the
federal reserve bank The rates were
ordered by the Dallas bank. and will
be in effect there and at the Houston
branch.
The lowest discount rate, according
to W C Weiss. manager OF the Fl
Paso branch. VIII be made on basic
figure equal to the unimpaired capi-
tai and surplus OF the discounting
bank, with a graduated increase in
rate OF y OF L percent for every ad-
diuonal Is percent in excess OF the
basic line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
GIVE
CHILDREN PARTY

Next Tuesday night win be the
orphans own night On that evening
the Salesmanship club viii take the
children from the Salvation Army
Rescue home and the Associated
Charities home out to Washington
park and give them the biggest
party they ever had Ensign Ivy
Oldenburg. matron. Of the Salvation
Army home, viii chaperon the tots
from that place and J. 3. Gwin, Of
the Associated Charities, win chape-
ron the others
Washington park. where the party
is TO be held, VIII be all decorated
mp with japanese lanterns and every
thing. John Regan, down at the
chamber OF commerce, let Willis
Ransom, who is in charge OF the
party for the craftsmanship club,
have the whole works. G. w. Allen
viii superintend the arrangement of
decorations
James c. Quinn. author OF Jimquins
and manager Of the Rialto theater,
will have charge Of the entertain
consist mostly Of games. II it can
be done movie machine and a big
sheet viii be put up so the kids can
stay out doors and see the funnies.
Every child is 70 have all OF the ice
cream he or she can stow away and
any salesman caught reueging on an
orphan will be fired from the club
and shot at sunrise.
L +. Klein. Of the Rialto, who puts
on the prolOgs, viii assist Mr.. Quinn
unravel the fun. o. Wescott Young
viii also be in on this end OF the
party J. " Biggy VIII have charge
Of big pieces OF furniture. If any
Of the children want any Of the trees
moved Blggy viii have TO do Il. Nor
man Walker viii be the real Santa
Claus, though, for he is chairman Of
the refreshments committee. II will
be his duty TO see that every small
young face Is constantly ana salts
factorily plunged into food mainly
ice cream, and that said faces are
well smeared- r. B. TWyman viii be
art director OF the blowout
The fun viii start at sharp. when
each tot viii be put down at the
park gates. Here each child viii be
given a number and each peddler a
number. The numbers VIII be
matched and each peddler viii be
sweet papa TO the kid he draws FOR
the evening The town is invited 10
come out and look on At the club
meeting next Tuesday noon the last
detail viii be arranged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
AIRPLANE DROPS
LEGLlM blanks

American legion membership week
here viii officially close with a
dance tonight In front Of the army
recruiting station at 21s West
Franklin street
An airplane few over the city
early Saturday and dropped 5000 ap-
plicatiou blanks 20 the legion into
the streets. Among them were two
paid up memberships. Men who find
these. II they have honorable dis
charges. can obtain paid up member
ships By presenting tho orders at
legion headquarters at the chamber
Of commerce
A big celebration under legion aus
pices viii be held at the high school
stadium on the night OF Monday. Nay
81 There viii be fireworks and
pageant The proceeds viii be di-
vided with the legion for use in the
loan fund
Women Of the city worked Satur-
day IN the campaign and obtained
many new memberships. The cam
paiEn Is TO continue unofficially next
week. Fl Paso still leads the state.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

BIRTH RECORDED
Mary Ruth King, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert S. King, 22ol Cop
per street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
CHEAP

LOOK Up me UOTd cnedp IN your
dictionary. 1t has many meanings.
Most peobLe believe that anything
Dhich is called "cheap" is an IN
expensiOe thing. Not on your life.
II suit Of clothes Of cheap"
poor material is costly pm-
chase. Good clothes are cheap"
(inexpensiOe) because they aIwGys
look weu and they last a long time.
4 Summer suit is regarded By
many as a thing to be bought at the
Cheapest" (lowest) price possible.
This is Drong. The suit is not al
Dags cool. 1t wiH not weU ueH.
HneOer looks DeH. You OiH haze
to bug three DHere you UOuld buy
one good one. l make GOOD
clothes only. Tropical worsteds,
canels hair cloth, pongee silk, mo
hairs are all standard cloths. They
are the best in the t0Orld. When
you buy, buy intelligently. IL is
Just as important to bug carefully
as it is to labor for whdt you earn.
It is just plain common sense. For
get this "cHeab" idea. Look up
the word cheap" You uiu learn
something.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
NEW MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
OPENS EMPLOYMENT BUREAU

Because OF the large number Of
complaints they have received Of the
fleeing Of Mexican laborerss who wish
TO come 10 the United States to work,
by individuals who negotiate their
entrance and obtain contract labor for
them, officials of the new govern
ment have established a free employ
ment bureau at Juarez.
The office Of the bureau IS located
in the Teatro X on Lerdo avenue, the
headquarters Of the new government
in Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

and Dallas. where he had a confer
encs with his associates. and has
made q payment Of six months rent
on thu site and closed a contract FOR
the construction Work VIII begin
at once. according 20 3lr. Weller. who
added that furniture had been pur-
chased and would be brought 70
Toyah as soon as the hotel building
was under roof
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
DOC 10 PosT oF DuTY.

captain" =. q Tusten, the veteran
elevator man at the federal building,
who has been confined to his home
the amputation OF part OF three fin
gers on his right hand. painfully
mashed by being caught in the cable
OF the elevator, is back at his post
Captain" Tusten has lived in FL Paso
for IS years, and for the past u years
has had charge Of the federal build
ing elevator.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

On account Of a number of carriers
leaving FL Paso for the summer. The
Herald now has several routes to
which It can assign new carriers on
June /. Herald carrier routes pay
more for the time the work takes
than any other employment a boy can
possibly get Boys who takes routes
now can keep them and continue
making good money after they return
10 school next September. Any boy
who is interested should call at the
circulation department OF The Fl
Paso Herald and ask about routes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
HOW GARRANZA
SEALED DOOM

tUontinued Tom pase ID
the marriageable senoritas and visit
ing actresses say. had Just assumed
the duties Of a strategist and was
busy directing the movements OF the
federal troops.
Poor and amiable boyl 7 can see
now why the Carranza regime col
lapsed so readily.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
DEATHS AND BURIALS.

CHARLES c. HACKNEY, JR., DEAD.
Charles c. Hackney, 5r., son OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles Q. Hackney, 709
Wyoming street, died early Saturday
morning at the home. The funeral
viii be held at the chapel at sos
Texas street, at $3.50 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Burial viii be IN Ever
green cemetery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

Phoenix. Ariz, Nay 22.-When a
voter finds he has been credited with
the wrong party affiliation In the
great register, the error in the regis
ter may be corrected according 10
an opinion furnished by attorney gem
eral Wiley z. Jones TO Miss Edith
Jacobs. county recorder OF Maricopa
cbunty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22

san Antonio, Tex Nay ll.-Ihe
bodies OF two flyers killed here in an
airplane accident late yesterday we're
prepared for shipment 10 their homes
today. They are Lieut.. Alvin NJ. ST.
John, Memphis. Tenn, and Pvt. Carl
L. CUTLER Elgin, IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
SOLDIER RELIEF
BILLSEIRGT Up

Washington, D. G, Nav 22.-On a
strict party vote, the house rules
committee today ordered a favorable
report Of a resolution giving soldier
relief legislation the right OF way
for house consideration. Chairman
Campbell said the rule would not be
presented TO the house before Tues
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-22
CONTRACT LET FOR NEW
$4,000 HOTEL AT TOYAH

Toyah, Tex, Nay 2a-Max Weller.
who is promoting a $4,000 hotel for
this city in order 10 accommodate
the people attracted by the develop
ment Of the oil fields OF the Toyah
basin. returned from Fort Worth
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
Vienc de Ia p4g. la

San Antonio. que desde nuestro arribo
tuvo las mas encomiasticas Y honro-
sas fraSes para IA Banda de Esrado
Mayor. 10 cual influy6, sin duda, gran
demente, para darnoS dIa Il ia e. mas
fructuoso estimulo para cumplir de Ia
mas decorosa manera, con II honroSa
comisi6n que el Gobierno de nuestra
patria nos c~onfiara cerca de esta bella
V noble terra: al Honorable Mayor
de Ia Ciudad, Mr.. Sam c. Bell, que Q
diStinSui6 asi miSno con las mas fl
mas Y honroSaS 2tenciones; a Ia Ho-
norable Camara de Concrete de Ia
Ciudad que deSde que pisanoS este
hermoso suelo, y dfa 4 dia nos colm6
de c~omOdidades Y honores.
Intencionalmente he dejado para el
ultimo tanto a la Co-onla ce couipa-
triotas nueStros. como a listed, mi fl
niSimo amigo: pues ustedeS son de
casa. Y como tales Iengo que decirles
algo mas intimo. CUE Gesde eI rondo
de mi alma pugna por Salir atrope-
llada. tumultuoSamenre por mi gar
ganta. 4 ustedes tengo que decirles,
mis- queridos conferences. que nues-
NlVS Al44ASlp~ ~ Sf~-@
zaS, Y nuestra conviction de u en-
cSta hermosa ciudad er~contrariamos.
comuatriotas dicnoS bajo TODD concep'
to, Y de que en- ella pasariamos los dias
mas felices de nuestra gira por Ia
Union Americana. Sc han viSto Colma-
dos por n ~realidad.
Por demas considero man!festar a
listed. 10 mucho que nos ha halagado
: envanecido nuestro .mor patrio. yer
dia por dia. de los breveS que hemos
paSado en- San Antonio, que Ia nu-
merosisima Y laboriosa colonia meZi-
cana esta unida. v Sc mantiene en- ella
firme e inalterable el amor a Ia Madre
Patria, 10 cual tantc lie honra y digni-
flea: pues en- cadI agasajo. en- cada
muestra de carihO de que sin cesar
Sc nos ha rodeado. hemos visto refle-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
LA POLlcIA DE PARIS TOMA PEE
CAUCIONES ESPECISLES

Del Scruicio Especial perc LA PRENSA.r
PARIS, noviembre S.-En virtud del
ataque de quo fue vi tina cl Primer
Ministro de Grecia Venizllos V del ase
sinato de Essad Baja. Ia policia lie Pa
ris esta fernando p~recauciones espe-
ciales siempre que alguna cariiia real
vista IA capital francesa. cosa que
acontcce frecuentenente c, n los Reyes
de Espaha que pasan por aqui en- sus
viajeS a lnglaterra.
Cuando salem los reyes dos indivi-
duos Sc colocan en- las portezuelas y
otros ma rodean el carruaje V aGon-
de quicra que way Ia real pareI:a Sc
le cuida de II mejor manera possible:
zero el Rey 20 Sc prcocupa. Saluda a
TODD 81 muu7o con familiari,!:rd y no
pierde o~portuniCs7 alguna de estrechar
rapidamente Ia telIgencia franco-es-
pahola que todas las nac;oucs de Eu-
ropa estan Observance con gran inte-
Ies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
LLEGARON A MEXICO Los.
CONERCIANTES AMERICANOS
QUE VAN EN- EXCURSION
Il. Espseirl perc LA PRENSA'

TrIeCrGwC EspsclGL pcrc LA PEENSa
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Noviembre
S.-Procedeates de Mansas City Mo.
vieaen a esta capital varios banque-
ros Y hombres de negocios. que Sc pro-
ponen hacer fuertes iAversiones de Sus
capitales en- Mexico, en- regocios que
el!os mismos consideran productivos
y de provecho para IA Replblica.
Las noticias oficialcs que Sc han
recibido del asunto, indican que algu-
nos de los homhres de neSocios CUE
vienen al pals sc proponer cstahlccer
aqui Erandes empresas industriales
y ~bancarias. en- tanto que otros pro
yectaa solicitar del gobierro conce-
stones para construir ltneas ferroca-
rrileraS en- lusares donde no cxisten
en- IA actualidad V en- donde Sc hacen
va ~ecesarias.
E~sperase eI arribo de los referidos
hombres de empresa. para fines de ii
semana actual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
UNA NINA ESTRANGUlADA

Te'sgramc Especial yero LA PsENSA"
TAMPICO, lamps. Noviembre -
CRecibido con retardo-.-En 81 edificio
donde estdn instalados los departa-
mentos de Ia Association Cristiana de
J6venes. fue encontrado hoy e. cada-
yer de una nina de trece amos.
Los medicos que practicaron un eZa-
men del cadaver. informan r Ia policfa
que l. nina habia muerto por estran'
gulanliento Y que su cuerpo presenta-
ba senales de haber sido violado.
La sociedad del puerto So halla in
dignada Y pide o toda energfa que
50 haga justicia, procediendose con to-
GO rigor en- contra del culpahle dc este
crimen.
Las averiguaciones que ha practical
10 Ia policia indican que el culpab.e
fue IN marine ~eXtranjero. a quien va
Sc buSca activamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
LEGO A NUEvA YORK Ell GRAIL
NiVELIE

NCEFA YORK. noviembre Sci sc
neral Nivelle, que fue Comandante Su-
premo de los ejercitos franceses en-
1916, lego aquf a 5ordo del vapor fran
ces La Lorraine" como delegado a
II celebration del tercer centenario
del deSembarque de los padres rere-
grinos EN- Plymouth, en- 1920.
Fue recibido calurosamente por Co
misiores del Consejo americana May
flower. por el Consejo federado de isle
sias. por los f~uncionarios de varias So
ciedades franco-americanas, Y de la
Legion americana y por cinco grupos
lie boz scouts.
FL distinguish visitante fue escoltado
por una escuadra de p~olicias motoci-
~clistas, deSde el muelle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
PR0TESTAN Los IRLANDESES
ANTE LA CASA BLANCA P0R
La MUERTE DEL MAYOR

FeleoransG Especial para Ia PRENSA"
DALLAS, Texas, Novicnbre SIN
accidente aereo en- el cual peroi6 la
vida el photo aviador teniente Rex T.
Field. ocurri6 aver 2or la tarde en- e.
Campo Love.
FL photo Field Sc habia clevado q
gran altura on IN biplano. en 81 CHal
llevaba q un civil como pasaje:o. y
cuando descendla con gran velocidad,
el motor sufri6 una deScompostura que
hiZo que Ia maquiHa Cayera a! Suelo
con gran v~iolenCia. Field sufrio va
rias heridas irtensaS que le %produie-
ron la muerte. Y e. pasajero ole con
81 viajaba sufri6 la fractura del brazo
derecho Y recibio l~esi0nes lie menor
importanCia.
WASHINGTON, &oviembre S.-John
p. Woodward, TN photo del servicio
aereo de correos, pereci0 trdgicamente
aver, al chocar el aparato que maneia-
ba. con un s~aliente de Ia region mon
tancsa. cerca de Laramie. Wyo.
e. accidente en- que perdi6 la vida e!
photo del Servicio postal aereo Sc de-
bio q Ia denSa niehla que cubria Ia
region montanosa por donde ten'a u
~atraveSar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
OTRO SAlUDO
S

Por ultimo, como una demOStracion
de la impression hOndisima que llevan
los artistas compatriotas, de Ia colo
mia mexicana de San Antonio, hemos
recibido un telegrama que el Maestro
CampoS envfa dc Houston. manda1do
su Ultima d~espedida V nuevas frases
de agradecimiento para. sus paisanos.
He aqui el telegrama:
Houston, Texas, N2viembre S de
1920.
"Sr. Ignacio z. Lozano.
Director LA PRENSA. San Anto-
Mo. Texas.
"Suplicole haSaSe extensive nues-
ira deSpedida ' gratitud pueblo Y So
ciedad. SalIdolo afectuosamente.
MelquiadeS Campos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09

Embellishments despues dc que
Sc 10 haya frotado con "Danderine,"
su pelo tendra nueva vida, mas lus-
ire Y mas belleza, apareciendo ell do
Die de espeso V abundante. porque
parece que cada cabello Sc ondula y
engruesa. No permita que So pelo
este sin vida, sin color. o raquitico.
listed tambien desea tener UT her
moso pelo como otras mujeres. Com
pre- una botela de Soc. de Ia deli
ciosaI ''Danderine" Y refreSque ~
craneo, pues de esta manera evitara
la caspa, V dara a su cabello un as
pecto lustroso. abundante Y espeso.
De venta en- todas las droguerias.
SAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-09
La DESPEDIDA DE La B. De ESTAD0 MAYOR

iarse con los caracteres mas percep-
tibles, el amor lInegable a nuestra
adorada Madre comun: Mexico.
Y NADIA podra sernos mas gra-
TO al regresar de nuevo a nues-
tro pals. que hacer presente u nuestros
conciudadanos u aCuende ell Bravo
tiene Mexico hijos disnos que Ia aman
=: que Ia prestigian.
\ listed. senoc LoZano no podria ha-
cerIe patente en- estas desalinadas IL
meas 10 mucho que estimamos las in
contables muestras de carino que he
mos recibido tanto de listed como del
muy honorable cuerpo de reduction de
81 gran Diario, Y espero, mas tlen,
que el tempo con hechos le demues-
tren que guardare en- mi coraz6n la
mas grande gratitud, por 10 mucho
que o Ell amigo, per 10 mucho que
por el mexicano, hiZo listed durante
estos dias i~nolvidables que nos cupo
Ell suerte pisar este hermoso suelo.
Con que eSpera no decir a I'd. "adios,'
sino con un efusivo abrazo. sencilla-
mente "hasta luego." su amigo afmo.
V SIS. SIS.
MelquiaGeS CampoS.