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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25

Los banos frecuentes son tan safu-
daDles para las criaturas Y nlnltos
como para los adultos.
Sc deberia banar a Ia criat1ra todos
los dias.
Ell aqua no debera estar nunca
fria g punto de sentirse desagradable
o que impida una fuerte reaccion de
calor.
81 Sc puede mantener esta practa-
ca de banos diarios durante todos los
amos de la ninez, redundant en- un
gran beneficio para los pequenue-
los.
Con las comodidades del case, So
10 Sc necesita POGO tempo para dar
el bano y frotar los cuerpecltos hasta
que e. cuts tenga un sano color en-
cendido.
Esto atraera Ia sangre a la super
ficie Y aliviara el cerebro y otros Or
ganos whales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
DE
OBRAs DE CARLoTA BRAEME

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Azuc-aa-
Anores Sublimas.
CogaLOn de Orc.
Dora
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IA 81 M2a2n4 &C bodzs
Entire dos Pecados
LGvrncisle Amor.
Leoror.
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L. Condess de Grades
u ESl-eIEa Gs Amor
Ma Gsou GCe Un2 &iuler
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
POPULAR
ESPIRITISM0.
mACIA mAGNETIsMo. Etc.

A--e de ecrar COr nledlS del aaS9e IN
r.no s.hcs. uass5e , EimassiS - I;So
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as ~conj.roS. s~sc-etos e HaSia' et2-'':SS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
Dormir con la csbezs cubierta.

A! poner al meme en- Ia CANA, no Sc
lie debe tapar la cabeza, como suelen
hacerlo ciertas madres ~ignorantes,
quienes Green ~prevenir asi que sus
~criaturas Sc reSfrien.
Pero en- realidad, esta es una de las
causas mas comunes por que los ninos
sc RESTRAIN.
Sc envenenan lentamente o el
ARE viciado, 10 cual dificulta Ia res
~piraci6n hace sudar prontc a Ia cria-
tura; luego sc destapa Y es cast Sc
guro que Sc ~resfriara.
Es debido a esta practica insensa-
ia que muchos ninos Sc acostumbran
a dormir con IL cabeza tapada, Y Sc
envenenan Y debilitan durante toda
su vida respirando Ell aire impure ba-
10 las frazadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
Observation-Disclosures DlVERSAS
1BRAS DE SAMUEL SMILES.
OBRAS DE


A. Ro-de del Abisno y Lao Funesto-
AmoreS Ma!ditos--2 tomos .--.-.....S l.2o
Arnor-s Tr4gieos.-2 tonnes .........-.S 1.24
Cadena Eterna. Cuatro toEoS ..-... s 40
EI Calvario de una Madre y Ar-epent-
miento.-3 tonos $50
4 S-nio Gel Nal 5 0.s0
81 Albergue del Ceiito. Dos TOMS -. 5 20
81 Ahorcado del ParCue. Suatro tones 5 2.&G
e Secreto &c TN Bsndido --.-..... 5 u.6s
e. Hio del Anarquista--2 tomos IS I.2o
El Besc de una Auerta.-2 tones ....S l-20
e. T-ea de IA &Uc-tc.-2 tOnos .-...S 1.2O
Ia Resurrection de IN Angel -......S $50
La Sepuitsds Viva tones ........$ I.2O
Ia Ultima cita-2 tcmos.
Las Esclavss S!ancsS.-2 touos ......S l.2o
Las TrsEediAS de los Celos.- tomos 5 90
Los Dramas del Aduiterio.-2 tones IS l.2o
Los Cr.TneGes &c Disvolinn Dos to:nos : 1-2o
Los 5IHridoS lnfanes. Dos tomos . . 5 LEO
Ia Hija de Ia Po-:cra- Dos tomos 70. S l-20
La BSilarina del Teatro Real Dos
&!SterioS del C-;nen.+ tones ......s 40
Paraiso e inferno O.60
Riaa o el Angel de los A!res. - ,
Teresa e Resucitada.-2 tonus ......S 100
Ca CCren en- Autom6vil. ccs tonos 5 I.2O
Vi-Een , Madre Y E-piaci6n.-S tor-Os s so
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
Envenenado durantc ell sueno.

No Sc debe permitir nuncs que los
ninos duerman con IN padre fuma-
dor: pues u tiernos cuerpecitos alb
sorberan ell veneno mortal segrega-
DO por ell cults del padre, ell cual pue
de quebrantar ell sistema nervioso del
nino.
No es bueno hacer Ia cana del
nino en- Ell suelo.
! Ia mitad del cuarto es donde Ell
J., : mas puro, de suerte que Sc
qebe.la hacer Ia cana a n altura 81
ficiente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
Education fisica.

La educaci6n fisica de las ninas
deberia empezar desde la tierna in
fancia.
Sc lie deberia dedicar la atencion
mas minuciosa, tanto en- el hogan CO.
mo en- Ia escuela.
En- ell hogan Sc deberia ensenar
el arte de cuidar Y manejar una casa,
trabajando con su madre; Y, 81 fuera
possible, sc lie deberia enviar a una cs-
cuela.
Por 10 demas, Sc lie deberia dejar
libre durante un tempo razonable
para que retoce Y juegue a su gusto.
Una autoridad en- Ia materia dice:
Isl deja libremente 4 una nina para
que retoce Y Sc ejercite a su gusto,
~Gesarrollara un sistema muscular mas
fino, mas compacto y mas resistente
que e. dc sus hermanos, debido a su
constitution mas fina anudada q I'm
grade mayor de fuerza Y resiStencia
vital.
La debilidad fisica es una causa,
prolifica de inmoralidad.
Asi como una vitalidad poderosa
puede resistir los ataques de las en-
~fermedades, asi tambien la fuerza
fiSica es tambien a menudo capaz de
subyugar ~tendencias inmorales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
Su education.

La educacion de la nina deberia
ser amplia-
Deberia consistir principalmente de
asuntos PRACTICES que Ia preparan pa
IA %enrrostrar ventajosamente las du-
ras ~realidades de Ia vida.
No Sc Ia deberia ensenar luz los
vestidos elegantes, las su-
perficiales de la sociedad, nj una E.
ducaci6n ornamental en- musica Y pin
tura, son los Fundamentals de su G.
ducacion.
Historic. c~iencia, matematicas. L.
teratura, ~alocuci6n Y gimnasia lige-
ra, son tan buenos para las ninas CO.
mo para los ninos.
Esto, anudado a IN concimiento a
fondo del arte Y ciencia para Ia for
maci6n de IN hogan, deberia cons
truir Ell fundamento de 81 educacion.
La importancia que tiene la educa-
cion de las ninas estS resumida en- Ia
siguiente corta s~entencia de Ia docto-
IA Catalina Lindsay: Una nina que
es una Tuina fisica es I'm fracaso; la
que es II ruina mental, es aun un
fracaso mayor, Y la que esta arruina-
da moralmente esta perdida".
La belIeza inferior.
La belleza es un excelente don del
r;aIo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25


IDdus.-la ASoaoGe-a-
Irdustria E~inatsra-
las flo-es $ IS perfumes
ExpSc.aci6u De NNcRs !eche-7h
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e, A-7a del Amor --st2S
Cf,-.s Gel Alma 'HASS
HocSr y Payra
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p.sxizs E.coEsdzS
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c,.ros de Vida y E~scsranza. peg
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p1sss,s de Antonio Plaza .......' eVc
Poe,ias EscoEtGas Dc CamPaGIo"-Cn.
tomu tea NS
Poessas De Manuel Gutierrez Naie-S
- tones re.a
Ps,orarlAs. DO. Manuel - Flores 49, tOe
Pg.s.=. - Aian-s. Acuna ...- 'c
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
La belleza inferior

La belleza es un excelente don del
cieio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-25
La Metr6poi del Sun;

Lo dificil es juntar
Los primeros MIL Pc
SOS, los demas &c jun
tan solos,
Permitanos listed que
lie ayudemos q ser RI
CO., pagandole un in
t.ereS del 81 Sobre
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22

In addition. the new law provid
cs that compensation for the
LOSS or ONE FOOT AND ONE
HAND. or ONE FOOT AND
THE SIGHT OF ONE EYE. or
ONE HAND AND THE SIGHT
OF ONE EYE. shall be SlO0
tcl The new law provides that
for DOUBLE. TOTAL. PER-
MANENT DISABILITY the rate
Of compensation shall be 500
''The new law provides that
each Of the impairments men
toned in (bl shall be deemed
to be total. permanent disability,
Partial Disability.
The new law provides:
"If and while the disability is
rated as PARTIAL and TEN
PoRARl. the monthly compen-
sation shall be a percentage of
the compensation that would be
payable for total and tenn
porary disability. equal to the
degree Of the reduction in earn
ing capacity resulting from the
disability ."
III and while the disability is
rated AS PARTIAL and PER-
MANENT. the monthly eompen-
sation shall be a percentage Of
the compensation thai would be
payable for total and per-
mafient disability equal to the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
The Morgan Mystery"

Historians seeking an interesting
field for research might do well to de-
vote time and energy to the task Of
settling beyond all question, the
Mystery" attached to the death Of
Gen. John H. Morgan. the great Con
federate cavalryman. History does
say. emphatically, that General Nor
gan was killed in "A surprise attack at
Greenville. Tennessee. Gen. Basil
Duke tells Of the killing in his His
tory Of Morgan's Cavalry. but IN
fortunately left to inference the ex.
PLANTATION Of his statement in this
connection: Ills fate however. is still
involved in mystery" Presumably
this refers to the exact circumstances
under which death occurred. but Il
has been seized upon TO support a
story, current for years after the
Civil War. that General Morgan, TAX
en- prisoner. escaped with the aid Of
a secret order. went to Kansas. where
he married and lived under an assum-
ed name. Recently the New York
Sun revived the story and said that
AZ reunion four years ago Mrs. l..
+, Laure made speech in which she
claimed TO be daughter of General
Morgan by the Kansas wife. and that
the General was known as DR.. John
NJ. Cole In half-page article last
Sunday The sun gives the facts as
gathered recently at Lexington
where lives the widow Of brother
of General Morgan This brother,
Col. Richard {. Morgan. testified
positively for years before his death
that General Morgan was shot down
in garden at Greenville on Septem-
Der i,ls6i. The body was buried at
Abingdon. Tenn. later at Richmond.
Va, and finally at Lexington. Lou
isyille Times. The evidence is
strongly against the mystery. "bu.
even stronger is the point made by
the Lexington writer that IL General
Morgan had escaped. he would not
have settled in Kansas during the
war He would have got back into
the charlottesville Times.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Why Is A Headache?
Various Cause. for thi. Commo,
AHlietion.
Anemis or Bloodlessns.s Very
Common Cause
Pepto-Mangsn overeomes Anemis
and Tend. TO Prevent Headaches

When one has an occasional head
ache IL is usually due TO some transit
ent or passing cause. such as indiges-
tion. eyestrain. over-tiredness, etc.
when. however. one suffers from
frequent periodic headaches there is
always some special reason for It..
Among the most common Of such
reasons Is Anemia or Bloodlessness.
This condition is especially frequent
among girls and young women and
those whose occupations or habits Of
life keep them too much indoors.
The one important necessity in such
eases Is To build up the quantity and
quality Of the weak and watery blood.
GUIDES Pepto- Mangan is exceptional
~ valuable for this purpose. 1t in
creases the number and improves the
quality Of the red blood cells. those
vital little bodies which carry nutrition
TO all parts Of the body. IL improves
the appetite. imparts color TO the
strength to the body generally. After
"a short course Of Pepto-Mangan the
headaches decrease in frequency and
severity, and finally disappear, IL
they are due to Anemia. Pepto-
Mangan may be had either in liquid
or tablet form. as preferred. When
buying Pepto- Mangan be sure the
name Guides" Is on the package.
Without Guides" II Is not Pepto-
Mangan.
Advertisement
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Well Supplied With Teeth.

The shark. II appears, In common
Sith most reptiles and fishes. Is not
sorried by the fear ~ a too,hless old
axe and has supply Of molars always
~ hand In case Of emergency. As Mr..
'lndar puts II. "he has several rows
= teeth one behind the other. and ms
lst as the teeth In the outer row are
os,. they are replaced by those just
Jack Of them"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22

degree Of the reduction in earn
ing capacity resulting from the
disability 80 !"
NOTE: In no case is compen-
satio payable for n reduction in
earning capacity rated az less
than 10 per cent.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
Novel Danger Signal.

The United States bureau Of mines
announces that II has developed n nov.
FL method for giving n danger warn
lnr in mines. particularly metal mines,
In which compressed air Is used
throughout the workings. An lll-smell-
Ing substance Is injected into the com
pressed air line. aud within a few min.
utes the odor Is spread through all
parts OF the mine.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
NEW AND MORE
LIBERAL BENEFITS
For Ex-Service Men
And Their Relative. and Bsneseisr.
10. Effective Deeemsber "a, 1919.

Under the new Amendment to the
War Risk Insurance Act, which has
been passed by Congress and which
became a law December 24th. 1919.
when IL was signed By the President
war term insurance or United States
Government life ,convertedD insur-
ance policies may be made payable
10 any o. the following list Of bene-
ficiaries:
Parent. grandparent. stepparent,
parent through adoption. wife or
husband. child, grandchild. steptchild,
adopted child. brother. sister. half
brother. half-sister. brother through
adoption. sister through adoption,
stepbrothcr. stepsister. uncle. aunt,
nephew. niece. brother in-law. sister
in-law. a person who has stood in the
relation Of parent TO the insured
for a period of one year or more pri-
or 10 the insured's enlistment or in
duction. the children 81 such person;
parent. grandparent. stepparcnt or
parent through adoption of the insur-
eds wife or husband.
United States Government life
converted insurance may now be
paid al death in a lump sum or IN in
stallments for 80 months or more.
at the option Of the insured.
The rate 81 compensation for dis
ability has been greatly increased
\ comparison between the amounts
formerly granted under the War
Risk Insurance Act with those pro-
yidcd by the new law follows:
Temporary Total Disability
W X. l. Act as Amended.
With neihtcr wife nor child $50. $50
With wife but no child Si5. 500
With wife and one child s55. SOS
With wife and . children $50. 500
With wife and or more chill
dren --------------- $40. Soo
With no wife but child sac $50
With no wife but ? children $50. sos
With no wife but 3 children $50. 500
with no wife but children 60, slO5
Extra allowance for dependent
mother or dependent father
or both $40 each. $40 each.
under the new law there is AN al
lowance to a man temporarily total
ly disabled. and with no wife living,
Of s. additional for each child Tin
excess Of one) without limit rs to
number.
Total and Permanent Disability.
A. amended
Under the War Risk Insurance
Act the same scale applied for
total and permanent disability
as for temporary total disability
A distinction is made between
the two In the new law. Under
the latter the compensation
monthly for total and perman-
cnt disability Is -----S 800
NOTE: tal Under the new
amendment II the disabled per
son is 50 helpless AS to be in con
slant need Of nurse or attend
ant. an additional allowance is
provided. in the discretion of
the Director, not exceeding 49, $50.
Under the W r. |. Act the same
provision was effective, except
that man receiving 500 per
month (as outlined in CO. be-
lowl could not be given AN adj
ditional allowance.
Ftbl Both under the ". r. |.
Act and under the new law. com
pensation for the loss Of BOTH
FEET OR BOTH HANDS or
the SIGHT OF BOTH EYES, or
for BECOMING HELPLESS
AND PERMANENTLY bedrid-
den - --------- --------- slVV'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-01-22
WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Sloan's Liniment scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain

A little. applied uiihoai rabhHg, VIII
fSnfirsis Immediately and rest and
soothe the nerves.
Sloan's liniment is very effective in
allaying external pains. strains, bruises.
aches. siiit joints, sore muscles. lumha.
80. neufitis, sciatca. rheumatic twingcx
Keep a big bottle always on hand
for family use. Druggists everywhere.
Sc. &c. $l.40
The Washington times., 1920-10-30
League Is POWerleSs When the
Big Nations Disagree

It seems as if the angels had combined to prevent
The people of the United States from making the woefu
mistake of joining the League of Nations for every day the
evidence accumates to prove the contention of those o
posed to the League that it is unavoidable and nsncer
disguise for offensive and defensive alliance to protect
the vctors in the great in the division Of the spo
made by them.
The day before yesterday it Japan's refusal to
submit the question of race equality to the League Yes
terday Frances refusal to make public her offensive
and defensive alliance with Belgium in accordance with
that memorable principle of "open covenants openly
rived at"
Now the newspapers that the representatives
of the League and the representatives Of the dominant
lions Of the League have quarred the settlement Of
the row between Poland and Lithuania President Pill
sudd Of the Republic of Poland publicly threatens to
sign unless the representatives Of the League and of its
dominant members be reconcled The representatives
Of the League therefore went home leaving the representa-
tves Of the dominant nations the mperialisc nations
France and England in control of the situation
Doubtless France and England made mistake in the
they caused to be selected to represent the League The
point in any event. clear When by mistake the repre-
sentaves Of the League happen to disagree with the
resentatives Of France and England in pursuit of
imperalsc scheme, the rer antatives of the League
have to give way
The Washington times., 1920-10-30
Washington's $l4,OOO,OOO Tax
This Years Budget And Its Purposes Emphasize
OF Federal Aid.

Washngton's tax of $14000O00 shows clearly that
the aid of the Federal Government in the upkeep of the
Capital Of the Nation is almost necessity. The tax
have to be contributed by the taxpayers This compares
very favoraby with the taxes paid in other cities and the
taxpayers of Washington are not envied by anyone.
The upkeep of Washington is than civic matter
for the residents of the city Every year hundreds Of
thousands of people here from various parts of the
country and the sight of clean orderly Capital and the
Impressions they take away from the Capital make them
better Americans.
The increase in taxes this year than 81 100000
last year, which is heavy burden Washington
stand Critics of Washington who say that the tax rate
country fail to take into consideration that in making this
city the Mecca for Americans city that fills the heart Of
every American with pride, the planners have made land
pictures that not to be in other cities which
their growth to purely commercial activities.
Washington is not a commercial city, in
tended to be- 1t is the Capital of the greatest nation
EARTH and in keeping with that grandeur the than
100000 trees the miles of wide Streets the cleanliness OF
the city, and the other things that go to make Washington
the "Heart of. America" cost money
This is not city which is referred to ''my town.; it
is our town. and just much the town of the resident
of San Francisco is the town of the resident of Port
land, Me-, Tampa Fla In comparing this city with
other cities the only thing that be taken into
sderation is the number of inhabitants who make their
home here regularly There other city in the country
like Washington and therefore, there city with which
TO make comparisons Congress instead of reducing the
amount of appropriation should increase it, for BETTER
grander Washington is the best kind of American propa
ganda.'
The Washington times., 1920-10-30
Right Answers
Disputed Questions

spanish Town" Is the name applied to
town in Jamaica. otherwise known as Santiago
de la Vega. 1t is on the River Cobre ABOUT ten
miles west Of Kingston
The Ukrainan Republic was proclaimed No
vember II, 1917.
when there are several candidates for an Of
flee and one Of them has more votes than any
other one. but not more than half OF all the
votes cast. he is said to be elected by minority
vote. ,
Governor Cox Ia member Of the United
Brethren Church. which he Joined when boy
and his family attend the Episcopal Church.
Platinum is found in South America and In
the Russian Urals. Ninety per cent OF .ne
worlds supply comes from the Trails. Plati-
mum has been found in small quantities In the
gold washings Of the Pacific slope. but nowhere
else in North America.
cool cellar II the cider is made in cold weather.
and is kept in a temperature not above 40 de-
and fermentation will be slow. The cider will
not become hard for from four to six weeks.
To make good cider 1t must be fermented at
Citrous fruits include oranges. lemons. grape
fruit. lines. tangerines. mandarins kumaua"
william Harrison (Jack) Dempsey is an
American citizen. He was born in Manassas.
Col. and is OF Irish ancestry with trace OF
Indian blood.
Bambino is the italian word for baby. This
term was FIRST applied to Babe Ruth by the
| sporting writer OF the New York Tribune.
Manzanilla is a Spanish name given to
small olive with a freestone pit, a fine skin
and a bitterish flavor. Msnzanillas are usual
ly pitted and stuffed with Spanish pimentos.
Most OF the high grade automobile engines
have an efficiency OF from 20 to 70 per cent;
that Is, they develop power equivalent to 20
to IS per cent OF the energy actually contained
In gasoline.
"Mephistopheles' Is q word Of Greek origin,
and means "The Spirit who denies"
The first regularly organised agricultural ex-
pertinent station in America was established at
wesleyan University. Middletown. Conn. in
1875.
MI
join the cable in mdocean, then steam in OPP
posite direction, landing the other ends Of the
cable the two coasts.
On July %, 1885, steve Brode jumped from
tho Brooklyn bridge q drop Of 14S feet.