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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
SENSIBLE FALLECIMIENTO

e. dfa % de Julio proximo pasado,
fa;!ecio en- Ia ciudad de Nuevo Laredo
Tamaulipas, IL sefora Ascension Ra-
mos Eda. dc Fillarreal, a la edad de
50 amos. La finada era madre de los
sehores Armando y Jose Villarreal,
prominentes concentrates de esa pla-
u. V hermaEc. del senior G)n Gasilio
Ramos, que por muchos AMOS ocupo al
tos puestos en- Ia administration mu-
nicipal, perteneciendo a una de las ia
milias fundadoars de aquella pobla-
cion.
Los funerales de la sonora Ramos de
Villarreal, tuvieron Iugar el dfa 27
IN la tarde. habiendose risto sumamen
te concurridos, pues Ia ftnaGa era al
tamente estimada por todas las classes
sociales de Nuevo Laredo. Vaya nues-
tro pesame a los atribulados deudos
lie la desaparecida y muy especial
mente a los ~sefores Armando y Jose
Fiilarreal. antiques amigos Y condis-
cipulos del Director de este diario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
LECTURAS DEL HOCAR

olvidarfa del ingrato. Sin embargo
puesta mi rs en- Dios, Y venCiendo las
tentaciores logro en- seguiGa una reac'
ci6n ante 10 inutil de mis- pecadores
paSos.
Arrancar de mi pecao toda idea dc
maIdai. fue desde ese dia mi unico
proposito. para dedicarme a mis- cinco
hijas y al var6n. mi ultimo Y e~s9er2do
vastago, asf 10 hice.
Mi marido. ell general Junot. ,.astia-
DO de tantos carihos faciles T'.lvi6 a!
Gin a M. V en- medic de mis- deSenCa-
nos he hallado nuevo Ia tranquil
dad que me fall durante tanto tiem-
pc.
FeliZ no SOY. pcro no Sc puede leHan-
tar un amor puro. llenc de y
de fs. sobre las rUinas de otro va
muerto. sin embargo de que mi mari
do a~rrepertido no ccsa de jurarme de
que 4 pesar de suS locuras, lempre III
Va sr unico Querer, V este. en- medic
De tantas no deja de ser UT
gran c~onsuelo pa abraZada de eL
acabar de crier 4 mis- hijos'.
Ash hatla en- sus Memorials eSta ia
ma del tempo de Napoleon.
Levendo esta historic tan vie;aL CO.
mo para que sobre el marmol de Ia
pobre Y d~esgraciada generala Junot
crezca profusa IA hierba del divide
no es verdad. lectoras mias. que pare
CO una historic; de aver, de hoy mismo
de aqui mismo?
Por ESQ nuestras madres, cuando en-
nuestros primaros d~isgustos de rec'ef
casaaas. m a quejarnos a su resa'
20. siempre suele decirnos.
rs verdad, ST: pero. ESQ" pasara
Mira hiia los primeros cinco amos sor
muv malos, los otros cinco son malos
los otros cinco ~regulares y va a lleeat
= los veinte amos 10 cadena nj suena n
So siente, V ESQ que es tan esada para
amhos'!!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

OLeary Product Co., Inc.
1927 Soledad St.
San Antonio, Texas.
Acepto su oferta Y desc connenzar en- so'o q N'
~ tres nreparaciones para hermosearme'
"a ad;rr+o nm peso (estampilas o binete de & peso)
para que me mande
Paquete de Ungiiento "Eair-Face'
! Paouete de Pomada "Pet-Ro-3
Jabones "FairFace'
Princ;piare a usarlo tan pronto como 10 reca0a' p0f'e pSSAo''
Ciudad
Estado
Escriba su nornbre y direction con clar,dao:
ga Prensa' conoce q los Propietarios de la OLeary FRO
duct Co., Inc. v sabe que son personals de con1lan7a J cuH'
plen 10 que proneten.
Ca racasnan Apentes de confianza en- cada 4ocalload' para
vender nuestros productos. EscrloanoS y pioa hues'fas u
diciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
(Eiene de la pag. 13)

NNlens &c Ia pdS. 49,
do. Y acabara por morirsp de dolor?
No es ESQ natural en- una jovcn de
veinticinco amos. FL general ha vIel-
to 4 81 lado, pero 81 La Rochefou-
cauld la dicho que una mujer mo es
una. sino rCuchas wees cuando peca"
no lie sucede distinto al hombre. No
dele ~llevarse por esa dulce seguridad
cuyo respetar ha de serle mas amarSo
aIn".
AQuellas frases insidiosas dichas por
iun viejo en- asuntoS de amores nubla-
ron de tristeza mis- ojos. pero n hi
cieron mella en- mi fuerte coraz6n.
Una hermosa tarde deverano salt
en- ei mismo feat6n con Metternich
Dor un puro compromise. Al encon-
trarse solo conmigo. me declar5 ST. pa
sion emocionado: yo no presto Ofdos a
sus palabras llenas de fuego Y 10 o.
bligue a que me conduciera a mi ca
sa,
Al mes siguiente df a luz un var6n y
reEociiada envis la noticia a su padre
que Sc hallaba en- Lisboa: estando aun
6clicada de salud empezaron q llegar
: mis- manos infinidad de an6nimos,
dor6e me decfan que Junot no habia
cesado en- 81 at4n dc conquistar cora
zones V que llevaba una vida deliciosa
al lado, dc madame de Toy Y d'Ega.
FL resultado fue, que riendone tan
desgraciada me sobrevino una feore
altisima que cast me costo la vida
pero confienso que cuando volvf a Ia
raz6n mi coraz6n Sc hallaba calmado
Y el amor habfa huido. Entonces fue
cuando vinieron a mi imasinacioh a
~,,a,las Traces de Narbonni que me
traieron a Ia realidad.
En- efecto. 70 era joven Y no com
prendia por que mi marldo hula de-
jandome expuesta a caer en- ell peilSro'
Y escucha ioh buan Dios' los saIan-
teos de otro por vengarme y....poroue
amandoIo am crei que acaso asl me
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
MoTlN DE MUJERES EN- UN RE
EoRMATORIO AMERICANA

BEDF ORD. y. Y, Julio 29.-Las
ruieres ~in:crnadas en- el reformatorio
Gel Estado SC amotinaron hoy. partien
do la protesta de la ~lavanderia Y eX-
tendiendose ~rapidamente por toda la
institution.
Las negras. Sc valieron de las plan
chas calientes. durante ia lucha en- Ia
l~avanderfa para obligar a huir a sus
Ec~uardianes. pero la lucha Sc eanudo
al unirse gran ndmero de blancas a las
protestantes. La lavanderta fue des-
truida.
Cerca de $50 mujeres tomaron parte
IN el motin Las negras estaban en-
nnmero de cinco a una, pero arredra-
ron a los guardianes con cuchlilos Y
planchas.
Las troras del Estado tuvieron que
intervenir para restablecer ell orden.
Tarios pol;c:as y soldados reclbleron
ligeras herldas.
Miss Florence Jones. Superitendente
Gimiti6 este noche como resultado de
ia refriega.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
u G O
FAIR-FACE

EspecialiStas de Ia hermosura con-
vienen en- que ell secreto de IA belleza
estriba EN- IN CUTS perfecto. Es sor-
prendente yer que fresco y hermoso
Sc pone el CUTS despues del uso del
ungiiento Fair-Face. Es IN trata-
miento maravilloso para e. CUTS des-
colorido, poros engrandecidos, barros
o cualquier defecto de Ia piel. Is
en- verdad. una bendici6n para las que
;emen que con la edad tendran el Gu
It's palido V sin vida. Despues de ha-
Der usado ell Ungiiento Fair-Face;
comprendera en- seguida por que es
tan usado por las sehoras para mejo-
rar 81. aspecto y hacerse hermosas.
Tambien es superior para el trata-
miento de eczema o cualquier desor-
den del CUTS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
MATRIMONiO

Hoy tendra Iugar e. enlace matrino-
NAL del seEor Roberto Cara o la
gehorita BeatriZ Cara, efectuandose Ia
ceremonial religiosa en- IA Cathedral de
san Fernando a las SIS g.. m, y Ia
civil en- Ia casa de la novia, 3l6 Blum
g., q las 10 de Ia maiana.
Ap%adrInaron ell acto religioso los Sc
flores Jacobo Montalvo y sehora Teo-
fla G. de M~ontalvo, ell sehor Santiago
Estrada Y la seiora Maria Gonzalez
de Estrada; Madrina de Arras Srita.
Carmen Estrada y de Lazo, Srita. Ma
RIA I. Canales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
NIEGASE + ENTREGAR Ell CO.
BIERNO DE COLlMh

TeleorGnta Esrrcinl para I'll PRENSA.'
CIUDAD De MEXCO, Julio 3d.
A pesar de cue la Corte Supreme de
Justicia de IL Naci6n concedio ampa-
70 al G~obcrnedor del Estado de Coli
ma. senior Miguel Alvarez Garcia. que
habfa sido depuesto por Ia Legislature
local del Estado. ell actual Goberna-
DOR Provisional Jose Chavira, ha de
clarado quo ror ntngun motive deJa-
"a nuevamente Ell poder a Alvarez
Garcia. v Sc mega a entreL;ar el Go
bierno.
En- esa virtud. Ell Gobernador anna
RADIO, Alvarez Garcia, Sc ha uirigido
a las autoridades militares pidiendo
auxilio. para por medic de la fuerza
hacer que sc cumplan las decisiones
de la Cortc Supreme de Justicia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
JABON DE BELLEZA
FAIR-FACE

Manos suaves Y delicadas deber
ser la ambicion de toda mujer, as
como un CUTS hermoso Y cabello abur
dante. e. Jabtn Fair-Face ayudara a
tener el CUTS suave y las manos her
moSas.
Al acostarse, lavese la cara, cue
Ito V manos, con Jabon Fair-Face.
ST el cults esta aspero y escamoso y
las manos ~callosas, fr6tese con una
jabonadura ~abundante de Jabon Fair,
Face.
Este tratamiento produce poros Sa-
nos V viveza de color y lie da vida, Y
cuando Sc usa como shampoo para eI
cabello, 10 hace suave y abundante.
Es una ayuda para los poros en-
g~rendecidos de la cara y da una ter
sura fina al cults. El Jabon Fair
Face debe usarse en- combination con
Ell Ungiiento Fair-Face para Ell CUTS
V la Pomada Pet Rose para Ell ca
bello.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
DE REGRESO

FL DR.. lose Maria Soriano ha re-
eresado z San Antonio, del viaJe que
hizo a Los Angeles y San Francisco,
Cal. donde paso una breve tenn
porada.
Ell doctor Soriano ha ruelto a fea-
nudar sus regocios PROFESSIONALS en-
San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
p e N S A M { Mt o

Junto al d:minuto estanque, II q
tres O cuatro arrapiezos que desmig1
han un blanco pan. para yer c3mo pi
caban los azogados pececiilos, U pa
recian petaios animados.
Y pense con melancolfa: Cuando
crezcais mos y otros. vosotros, va
hombres, tambien los atraereis. pero
con Ia carnada que esconGe el hierrt
Enrique Jose VARONA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
soo;alls 8 R.<onk
EN- CONVALECENCIA

La senior, doha Masdalena NJ. de
Camariz, esposa del senior licenciado u.
Eduardo Tamariz, que fuera operada
hace pocos dfas, Sc e%ncuentra a Ia
fccha en- franco convalencencia Y pro
xjma a abandonar ell hospital de Santa
Rosa
Las amistades de Ia estimable en-
ferma han continuado visitandola e
informanIosa de su creclente meJoria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
P O M A D A
PET-ROSE

El Cabello es el adorno mas precio-
so de Ia mujer, 81 es nav y abundan-
te. Toda mujer puede tener ca5elio
hermoso 81 10 sujeta a IN tratam!ento
con la Pomada de Pet-Rose. La a 5
pa es enemiga del cabello; causa de-
caimiento, ursuela Y disminuye Ia cir
culaci6n, dejando 81 pelotieso y sin vi
da I'd. puede hacer el cabello her
moso con e. uso apropiado de Ia Po-
mada Pet-Rose. Millares de senoras
10 esAs0 hacienda. La Pomada Pet
Rose, es tambien superior para las
pestanas = cejas. Commence su uso sin
dilaci6n Y note Ia d~iferencia. Los
| ojos son las ventanas del alma, la
parte mas notable de Ia cara Para
poser gracia, hermosura Y Il mi
rada ~expersiva, los ojos deben tener
pestahas abundantes Y cejas bien for
madas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
EMPIECE HOY A EMBELLECERSE.

oadasasnn lid. de SUI apeco; ell sim pe atarleno con ell UngnenoF arFace' 70
49, De Pos y 81 Jh6n FaiFace lie tara aiio. Pda listed las tres preparedness ma
W.. ExnsTrene ID eMas avudas de la hermosuray continue l uo haha quee este
~ s.fSncha con u aspecto. La hermosMa es la herenHa de tda muef, 81 pracuca A de
49, rrTdon mar hernoearse. Commence hoy nEmo ell uatanleHo.S oamente adJunte un
LTao DO no al cup6n que ea al pie de este anun>o IN peSod de Namphasy We man.
Ia contamination que ncluye ell UngMento, Ponada y do Ja0ones' Remit hoy su Or
k ~ ornci3a Ell atamieno en- segmda. No dele de nenar clarament ecupon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
DE

La tarde de aver lego de Ia ciu-
dad de Mzxico, via Laredo, Ell n
Licenciado Guillermo Porras, quien
Dor la noche prosigui6 su viaje hacia
"a. ciudad de FL Paso, texas.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-03
BURBANK ON GOOD SCOUTS.

Luther Burbank probably knows as
much about boy culture as he does
about plant life and its improvement
BY scientific MEANS Following ID his
idea of the birthright of every Ameri-
can boy who is to be reared under the
best conditions:
Every child should have mud plea,
grasshoppers, water bugs. tadpoles.
frogs, mud turtles, elderberries. wild
strawberries, acorns, chestnuts. trees
to climb, brooks to wade in, water
lilies, woodchucks, bats, bees, butter
flies, various animals to pet, hayfelds,
pine cones, rocks to roll, sand. snakes,
huckleberries and hornets; and any
child who has been deprived of these
has been deprived of the best part Of
his education"
In commenting on this the Saturday
Evening Post declared that "the larg-
est single agency In the world that
uses these raw materials as part Of its
regular stock In trade is the Boy
Scouts Of America. Persons who have
not closely watched the growth Of this
lusty young giant can scarcely be
aware of the stature 1t has attained
or of the tremendous power for good
in American life that 1t has become"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-03
WORLD SCOUTS At WORSHIP.

Doubtless the most impressive re-
ligious ceremony with congregation
of youth was that held In London on
the first Sunday after the gathering
Of representative boy scouts Of the
world for their recent "jamboree." !"
There were assembled in the vast
arena Of the Olympia approximately
10000 boy scouts from all parts of the
globe, scouts of all colors, all creeds,
and of "a nationalities, and all In the
uniforms they honor. More than
5000 adults participated, completely
filling the great building. The I'm
pressive scout law was In evidence,
emphasizing that the crowning glory
Of scouting Is reverence. Other serv-
Ices for scouts were held in Westmin-
ster abbey, In st. Paul's cathedral
and the Westminster Catholic cathe-
dral.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-03
HI3OYa
SOU S
Conducted by National Council Of ths
Boy Scouts Of America.)
REGISTER AS VETERAN SCOUT

A vigorous, concerted effort is being
made by the national headquarters
and the various local councils of the
Boy Scouts of America to encourage
all men and boys, who are eligible. to
register as veteran scouts and thus be-
come recognized life members of the
Veteran Scout association. The slogan
Register the Veteran" has been
adopted and will be used nationally
for the next few months as means
of bringing about this much desired
result.
Every first class scout official who
has been in the movement total OF
FIVE years Is eligible. The service need
not have been continuous. This ap-
plies to scoutmasters and their as
sstants. troop committeeman, mem
bers of local councils. commissioners,
deputy commissioners, and all other
officials. And 1t Is announced official
ly that service of scouts during the
late war, in the army. navy, marine
corps or any of the recognized war
service organizations will receive cred
1t toward securing the veteran scout
rank.
1t is stated that between 10000 and
$4,000 men and boys now active In the
movement are eligible to this rank,
which In many respects Is the most
honorable of all. for 1t is figured that
If one lives up to the scout oath and
law for five years. he will be guided
the rest Of his life by these high
ideals and exemplify the theory Of
"once scout always scout" Besides
those who are now active in scouting,
there are many thousands Of the mill
lion or more former members who are
eligible. but perhaps do not know that
they are. Local councils everywhere
are asked to look them up and secure
their registration.
II boy scout Joined the Boy Scouts
Of America when he was twelve. which
Is the minimum age, he may at the
age Of seventeen register and become
a veteran scout provided he has then
reached the rank Of first class scout
and has been during the i've years .
member or associate member OF
scout troop. Membership In the veter-
an organization carries with 1t the
beautiful badge signifying five years
service, which at the end Of ten years
service may be replaced with an x
badge. And. Of course. the veteran
scout, having life membership. u en-
titled at all times, whether he II &C.
tive or not, to wear the scout uniform
and badge of his highest rank. Men.
and boys everywhere who have been
In scouting five or more years are
urged to apply at once to the local or
the national headquarters In New
York for registration blanks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-03
NOTHING Too Little.

Our Lord teaches that nothing is too
little to be ordered by our Father,
nothing too little in which to see His
hand, nothing which touches our souls
too little to accept from Him. nothing
too little to be done for Him. Since
the hairs of our head are all num-
bered. so is every throb or shoot Of
pain. every beating or aching of the
heart. Every tear which starts is seen,
and If wept to Him is gathered up to
Him. Every secret wish and prayer
He hears while yet muttered or un-
formed -Dr pnsav.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-03
GOOD TURNS FOR BOY SCOUTS

The boys department of the z. M.
G. A. in Cincinnati recently gave for
the boy scouts of that city the greatest
treasure hunt Of their lives. About
500 boys raced over ten routes, at the
end Of each having been hidden a
treasure for them to find. Upon their
return to Y. NJ. G. A. headquarters
there were other hidden treasures In
that vicinity for them to find before
the time for entertainment and re
freshments.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-03
ezzzzySA SQNAeF Ezz<

NE of the most interesting and most
vital spots on the American continent
today is Ellis island. Aliens from
Europe are pouring into the country
at the rate of 100000 year. and the
problem Of assimilation has become
more pressing than ever before. The
tide of immigration Is rapidly mount
ing to pre-war levels, and for months
Ellis island, the great gateway, has
been choked. Ships have been forced
to tie up for days before cischarging
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27

Ths Board Of Education Of Casa Grands
Union High School. District Ne . OF Casa
Grande. Pinal County. Arizona. at T.
o.elock. noon. On the 18Th day o. April.
1890. viii receive sealed proposals FOR the
following One ID bid FOR all work. e1-
cert plumbing. heating and electric work.
and separate bids FOR plumbing. heating
and electric work required IN and FOR q
brick. concrete and frame high school
building az casa Graude. Ariz
Plans and Specifications prepared b.
Lyman and Place. architects. Tucson. Ark.
may Be obtained from them. together
with fun Information as 10 the proposed
work and are on file for inspection at
Room q. Goldhaum building. eiiz South
stone avenue. Tucson. AriE-
Contractors desiring % submit proposals
may obtain copies OF full o. partial sets
Of plans and Specifications Tor estimate
on request or By appointment. and the
must be guaranteed by deposit % ten
dollars. which deposit win be refunded on
the return Of the plans and specifications
In good order.
Every such proposals must be accom-
panied BY a certified cheek OF 81 OF the
amount Of the bid included in the pro-
posal. as O guarantee Of the intent % the
contractor 20 enter into @ contract with
the Board q Education % Casa Graude
Onion High school. District No .. OF Casa
Grandc. AriE- % we'll and truly perform
all the matters included Ia the said pro-
posal and in accordance with the plans
ages IN the event OF failure or. refusal on
the part q tEe contractor 10 enter into
contract as above named.
said certified check Will be returned 20
The contractors whose proposals are not
accepted and 20 the successful contractor
upon the execution Of q satisfactory bond
and contract as hereinafter provided
The Board o. Education reserves the
withhold TIE award u FOR any reason it
may 50 determine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
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J. HENRY WRIGHT.
care Ullon Trust Co. sos Main St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-27
Az INVESTMENT WITH

$50 acres. deep black loan sol. trro Va
ter rights lf9 acres tllable. fenced WITH
three wire fence and cross fenced so acres
IN rul-ivatiuns 100 acres ln rasturss q
acres iu fruit mostly apples; Is acres en-
alfalfa sQcd i've room house and a two
room tenant house. suod barn with shed
on end for IS head OF horses or cattle
grows corn Ike Illinois prairie. wi-hln %
miles % half dozen producing Oh wells.
and development 81 in this direction. and
we tliuE this Is as sure for cii as A. g.
were already there To show cur Eccd
faith. we VIII take a one-ffth Interest
in the property ourselves We have this
for quick cash sale. so we can handle fo-
$50 Q1Q. II there are four other men whc
are willing so 60 in q fif-h each. ven close
De- OUT az once. and there is a prospect ar
this time % q ten thousand dollar fruit
crop or che piece Tor this year. 70 IS ab-
sol1trly SAFE as an Investment. and has
surruiatIVe ross.rlllties rur7lssinr any
thirg we know The rlis s. Zee simple and
perfect Get busy quiczig 10 you want
part OF rfIs
rRl-srATE COMMISSION co.
80 Trust Building. Fhons egff.