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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Accustomed as We are To read warn
ings ani hear Of the destruction of the
timber Of the country X Is something
out os shr usual when 4 claimant APP
pears who Is fairly well satisfied with
the situation and believes that there IS
ltrle danger of exhanssins the supply
Of at least one valuable source. FLOR
ida cypress The wholesale and In
discriminate cutting Of pine timber i
very we'll known 70 have very serf-
Oasly shortened the supply and the
hsrdwosds are steadily beccmin- less
10 the northwest But lately. in Flor
Ida. the statement has been made that
there Is still q splendid supply Of cy-
press. Jacksonville Times-Unlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
NTas- Kay N
AAONER CONES NOME

tominz oaeA iq me O.t noue r1Ha
ai*ays mas sentimental infere> =
for the nan VINO mss gone olf ara
made name and fortune for himself
N The big city Rolling up ~ .
'iEoaslne % f1e httl-. ncuse whefe
he was born ls- FerhArs. q sceue bel
often pictured p avs mind Brt
when q yolnE telse~ who has zule
out from fne little towr ana become
just one of 8 hundred clerks IN q
biz ciiy establishment decided 90
COME 1ark te the Aqna village .and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

uAershus water wheels respond only
slnggishly % i governor thar upens
ard closes the gate. While one that
SETS a brake on the main shaft wastes
water, heean~e the gate remains vide
cren. An eastern manufacturer has
deslgn~i geverner that operates both
sase and brake A. fhe sFeed rises.
the bali spindle moves down until the
hrake sets. wAen the sleeve begins TO
move up. iu doing 50 IL throws n
clutch. and wnrn gear slowly
cioses the Kate Fur the opposite. or
evening movement smother clutch 10
used which works three times as fast.
Popular MeeAaQlgs Magazine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
TRAINED NURSE ADVISES
PEOPLE

WAS q grea. sufferer OK sg0m
acA and liv@g trouble and cannot "a
enough Ia praise os Mayr Wordes
tul Remedy Il has done 80 macl
for me sad an. rec0mmendiuS
20 other sufferers vas ira ae1
nurse IN Marine sud esher hospitals
years age. therefore usaay come ts
nae for advice ( certainly received
great benefit from Mars WOnd ariGs
Remedy Is Is 1 simple. harMles
arelaraSiDa thAt removes tbs lcat1-
rhal mEcns from the Intestinal trac
and alIays The Inflammation wRef
causes practically all stomach. liss
and Intestinal Ailmenfs. including al
peudicitis. One dose viii onvirce D.
money refunded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Four..ear Ola Mary Ellen Is much
given 10 humping her knees and skin
Mug them. 50 her mofher makes hs-
wear long stockings when she Is out
playing With the children. Bat when-
ever she goes 20 church or any other
piace where she will not play she
wears short fancy socks. And Mary
Ellen does not ike It.
She voiced her protest the other
morning Il don't see why have TO
cover my knees when we're al home
and then let them show when We 70
places she said poutlngly: "You and
daddy dcn't DO that way"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

A total eclipse OF the sun Is er-
pected to throw light GU Australia.
That Is another way OK saying that
technical expeditions may be expect
81 10 hasten 70 the Commonwealth In
1872. The attraction being the total
eclipse on September -. which win
be visible across the whole OF Aus
tralia Il IS stated that the eclipse
Will last six minutes. and thar line
drawn dIagonally from Broome In
Western Australia 10 Newcastle In
New South Males will show It's extent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
lreI.r luna.rm.n q Northr.s.

The mills 0f one Indian reservation
alone employ forty Indians snd cut
eleo.o fest Of lumber annually.
the product sging TO the market ot
many states and some Of II 70 England
In the last decade this single plant
has sold sl.5sO.0 worth OF lumber
There are seveRty-three sawmills on
the various reservations. and the tim
ber. estimated nj 3S,ns0aaD COO feet. is
worth $50 40ooooa During the last SIX
years approximately s1S.Oorcoc IN
royalties have been paid 20 the Indians
on oil. gas. coal aud other minerals,
as axaiust less than half that sum for
double the same period preceding.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
SATURDAY
ROBERT WARWICK IN ~THOJ
Art TEE MAN

The story * 4 man falsely accused q
OF smuggline germs. who WENT to prt
son 10 shield the girl he loyef Ih4
action Involves his relssse from pi.
rala and tina diseoyerT tha, the guilty.
one bad gos0ued tha girls mina
against him THIS is 4 smashing ssla
OF the diamNud fields in Africa. ~lta
Warwick in great role os lover. a1-
yenturer. convlct aud tramp
Gamrs Cartoon
Single Reel Comedy With Billy
Frany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Nc. lonS ago. az the YeFkes observ-
story. an eruption was observed land
photosrap phed) On the rim q the sun
which threw up material 10 a height
of one hair million mIles. One cloud
% il. which appesred IS II floating de-
Is sshed. was reckoned 10 have s0ne
thousands OF times the volume Of the
earth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
WOMAN IN PERSIAN PROVERBS

Her fac IS like fan moon. bus
she wadlles like q juck.
Woman Is calamity: but no house
ought to he without sllls evil
The god Of woman Is a man. and
therefore all women must obey men.
Better two tirre~ses In a single
house than two brawlIng wenches.
Choose fresh wife every spring
Ot what good the almanac of last year
for thiss
To consult woman brings ruin n
man; therefore. II a woman tell thee
what to do. do the opposite.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

FRIDAY
ENID BENNETT IN THE FALSE
ROAD


An original story bv G Gardasr
Sullivan. directed bY Fred Niblo. who
has directed almost all of Enid Bern
nett's pictures and a ThomaS II lnc-
production An aulsaal story oF q
hoIdup gang Of New York crooks
Miss Bennett pIays the part 0s caiet
girl crook. It is filled with exciting
melodramatic action and offars Miss
Bennett opportunities cut OF the or.
dlnary for splendid acting The lead-
ing mun rs Lioyl Huzhps. the newest
Ince discovery. and Wade Bottle r.
who Will b. remembered from "Tw-r-
ty-three and Halt Hours Leave $
also in the cast Scenes 0f the roa-
berry OF the village bank lad how tha
girl f0lls the head rock ara tea,
lures in this exciting story
Third Episode "prite Goid7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Carrier soys have 10 receipt booxs,
g not pAy them Tor Leader sub
scripsions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Plans are urdag way TOR an ad
vertislng campaign 10 be sponsored
by the Commercial club of Caddo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

P2rsmOun, week commencing %
d7v with ,ne cream Ct the pictures.
Watch for them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Carrier boys have no receipt books
DO not pay them for Leader SUB
scriptiOns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03
FLASHLIGHTS

The more Impossible thing
seems the more likeiy Is /, thar
Il. VIII be done SOME cay.
Misery may love company. hut
not the sort that Is More miser-
able than Itself.
The man who wcraers what
10 get that will please bis wife
has only III ro cut and buy
Something he cant aroFd.
NOWADAYS. when yon see
man siagger down the street.
you doat know whether he's
taken raisln liquor o. carbollc
acid
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

4 bed Of Is per cent pure salt. &c
feet deep 500 feet wide. has been
found in Nova Scotia. ~g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Carrier boys have no receipt booxs.
do not pay them for Leader 4no-
scriptions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Leader classreo Ads Get Result,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

Leader Classified Al. Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-03

For sale mix i5c At. phone 7a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06

La ..n]partaHte carticipHcinh Que esth
leonardo u nuiec do los lss.Gdos Tn,
dos err IL ual!i!ea rrcionai ne defnueH'
tra, mas que, por 81 rrHn nlnie7o Go
~Ue,csados ]fvrnGEInoH quo concurrioron
= Ia corvone!5G republicans de Ch!c2
no, V por 81 Quo re halla or lc dcrD5-
c~ata de slu Francisco California, por
c! csp!.!tu dc !ndependenc!a de que
cstia dnn 10 nuestras al no !nc!ina-s@
Il r!rgdn rart!do, stno c !nf!uenciar l
los doE parti6os h!stGricos en- cl SEN
lido dc ob,euo- "a deb!da protection
para Ia nlu!C!.
En- ve= Ge adherirse n algu@o de
d.chos partIdos las nujeres de este
PATS han tornado 10 "L!gG de Mujeces
Vctan:os", cue cuenta va con ve!nti
ocho n!!lones de m!embros y que HI
.edacrcdo ~ r-oGrama de tnteres ex--
clneivaraenIe Eem!n!sta.
He aouf :! programa de esa Liga,
oue es 81 de veint!ocho m!llOnes de
clecto~as:
loen!nt dpenu;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
SERAN OAOOS De 6AJA LOS
MILiTARES ASlMILADCS

Por information reCosiGa en tuer-
,es dignas de absolute c-ed!to. slbe-
- que Q, general Plu;arco Elias Ca
lies. Sec-etario dc Guerra y Marina,
acaCa de Iener IN InPoCtaE-.s.H:o a
c@c-dc con e. Pres!denre 6e = Huer-
e a lin De O. los enpleos ~ actual
neate dcsenpeaan los c!vt!es astrn!!a-
dos ON m!litares. sean cubie-tOs con
n!l!cares que poscan grades electives,
IS Huss. Ut hccho. qua los emp!ea-
dos civ!!es @ e! carGcte= de mill
ra-as as.-o!lados ser&R daGo dc baja.
rot!vo 7or el cuaI no deta de re!rar
c!erta aiGrna N rodas las secretac3as
" o:lciuas rIbtlGas CT general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
81 GRAL. GONZALEZ NO Sc
IA lEvANTAOO EN- ARMAS

En- toSos los ciCculos militares :
2oIItlcos de es;a ciudad sc dosn!eatc
ca.ec6r.ca1cUte Il Eottcia que 50 hizo
saber. de cue Ell General Pablo Con
zaIez SO habia levantado OF arrnas.
NarIos Q~e-;odistas capitalinos oCurrle-
ron 4 Ia Secreta-ia de Guerra ' Ma
y!ra para YER 81 aIf Sc les ~prororcio-
na1aa detGiles que de \ manera
cierta les hicIeran saber Ia vevdaG de.
case y q Oral. Francisco SerraEo.
SUD- ecretarto de aqUel Department
70, decIsro que tales versiones cran
totalmerte lnexactas: que 81 general
neoiones Sc eacoatr2ba actualmente
en- Ia ciudad de Monterrey. e~ntregaGC
4 sus asuntos p~articulareS.
e. general Eduardo c. Garcia. Je-
70 del Estado Mayor del SecreJarIo
Dc Guerra y Marina. = p Lie. Miguel
Nlcsslo Eoolss diteron. i~Eualr1eEte. ?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06

- 80

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Julio 10
Gracias a IN proyecto que tiens ci
limo. V Rev. doctor D. Enrique Ia
redes. -Arzobispo de Il Arquidiocesis
de Puebla. Sc erigira una Ba-
si!icr q "a Virgen de Guadalupe, 2 n
Pat-ora del pueblo mex!cano, en- te-
--cnos del Pante5n del Tepcyac
Il Arzob:spc Paroles PRESENT. es-
e proyscto a las autoriG2des NUM-
clpales de L. Villa de Guadalupe dcs-
&c q AFRO de 1917. Pero IN aqUe!la
epoca ex.stian en- 9. Sob!erno aigunos
~elcurcn-oS ateos que no quisLeron daT
impcrtancia "a Ia idea del prelado
mexicaro. No aSi hoy que e. Presi-
deu,e Municipal p. Angel Niva2co Is
teves. L,Ogj6 Il idea con vcrdGo. 70
ent9s.aSmo ; al et7cto do vi i"s pr
me-o& pesos para .levar "a Is pvis-
Tea el p~oyccto por el Gun! ront4rA
aueS;rt Ee2b1Nca on una aHeva o2"H
Zee a-1c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
IA
DE LAS
CASADAS

PRIMEED' Legislation federal ten
d!ente a ieunlar Ia ~cirGadnnla de IN
nuter con II del honbre, asegu-ando
l. c!udadan!a americana a Ia nujer ma
c'da en- los Estados Unidos. que Sc
case con I'm cxtranjero. V cxiEie:,do
para Ia naujer extrantcra que Sc case
con IN c~iuCHdano americana. los mis-
mos requisites que Sc exiGen q un
extrantero para nacionalizarsc aner!-
Cano.
e. dilemR IS formidable. Las mule
res dir!d!raH sus votos entire uno u o.
tro par;!do. 81 !nd!st!ntamente Sc In
clrye este piograma dentro de IA pla
:aforna de uro = otro Part!do.
De ser s~ceptado por uno Y otro csc
prograna, 81 txito de los votos estara
tsn solo en- raz6n d!recta dc la sim
patIa que susc!te ~cualQuiera de los
dos con algTnos aspectos de su progra
ma 0 con Ia capac!dad. mas o menos
efectsiva del candidate. Pero & es tan
s5Io n DC clos 81 que los acepta.
las mujeres todas votaran por este,
pre]scindiendo de simpatias poltticas
mas o meno5 idealistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
0lLIGENcIAs QUE SiGUE
PEACTiCANDO e. DEFENSOR
DEL Oral MuRGUlS

II ~f.ico7c!ado OctavIo NJ, TriSo,
dcfenaor del general de- division f.
Nu-gula, sigue trabGjando en- favor
dc gu cltcntc. Como Il do las pruo-
has dr IN lnCulpabilidad dc este, ira
IA lie presertar TN informe Official de!
=ohicrHc federal, Tai intorme drclara
que 81 c. Venustiano Chrranza, al ser
rnuerto on TIaxcalahtongo no ere ye
presl0ente dc Ia Repdblica, conforme
ri Plan de Aqua Pr!eta,
z! Lie, Trlgo dlrigi6 al etecto w
oeurze Il Ia Secretarta dc Goherna-
ci6R hacienda alusion T. 10 que ante
riermente eNponemos, pero tai Sc
crstarfs Geelar6 que antes seria lie
vado tai asunto al aeuerdo del Presi-
Gents actual de la Rep0blica, para que
sea 81 quien resue!va sohre el parti-
cuiar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
FUE ASAlTAOO EL PALAClO
MUNICIPAL DE GUADALUPE

En- IA vecina Villa de Guadalupe Sc
registr6 antenoche un suceso Ell g
tremo escandaIoso. Sabiase va que
una a~grupacl0n p"oliIIca de aQuella To-
calidad p~retendla, por med!os violen-
tos. 6eponer a. Pres!dente Nunictpa,
actual, senior Angel Nivanco, pero ia
mas Sc crey6 que las cosas llegarar
al extreme que llegaron. In grupo de
hombres urnaGos dirigi6se a deshoras
de Ia noche y al grito lie 'mueran los
tecolotes, muera Vivanco', Sc lama
ron a baIazos sohre 81 editicto NUM-
cipal.
Los gendarmes : dernAs ~empicados
del Palacio municipal no estahar pre-
parados y sin embargo, hictercn una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
IA MUJER en-
LAS ~OCUPACICNES
~lUCRATiVkS

PRTAIERC.: Est2blecinliento de una
oficina de Mujeres CT e. Department
20 de Trabaio.
SEGUNDO: Nom ramiento de mu-
Jeres para form2r parte de las conf
stones de mediaciJR : conciliaci6n en-
e. Departarlento del Trubajo. Y en- cual
,sGuiera ccr!isiones o tribunales indus
tr:a!es que Sc Green Ell % adelante.
TERCEKO: Revision de TODD ell Sc:
viCio civil federal Subre Ia base de
rombramientoS ' ascensos segdn los
lneriros co7trafdos 20" los e~nipleados.
Sin tener e. cuenta 81 sexo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
PROTECTION 4 Ia


PRlMEPO: Aumento DC ii conslg
LaciGn dest.uada Z Ia OficiGa de los
N:nos. recieu,cr1ente establecida en-
los Estados Nr!dos.
SEGUNnO. Prohibition del trabajo
de los niios. en- TODD Ell territorto de
a naCiin.
TERCERU. Protection de Ia vida de
los ninos l.o- medic de un PTosrama
Federal pa:a el cuidado dc las madres
y los E!jo5.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
LOS MILITARES NO DEBERAN
MEZCLARSE EN- ASUNTOS
POuITICOS.

En- Ia Secretarfa de Guerra Sc han
lenido noticias de les mlltiples NscAn-
dalos que g cada paso Sc registrar en-
ssta . en- aquella parte del pats, dsoi-
do z IA partc ac:iva que los elemen-
los del Ejercito toman en- los nsuntos
politicos. Ha s!do esto precisstnente
10 que oblig6 al SocretaT!o dc Guerra
= Marina a enviar IN mensaje tele-
Erarlco nj jefe de lag o~peracioncs MI
litares en- el Puerto de Tampioo. gene
raj Arnulfo Gomez.
FL despacho on question dice a Ia
letra:
"Tlene co7ocimiento esta Secreta-
ria de mi cargo. de que jefes militia
res dc alta ~graduacldn prctendcn Ian
zarso n Ia lucha politica dc ESQ E:stn-
do, com" cnnd!dEros al pucsto do 60
~bernador. 10 que. como ~ciudadanoh,
cqthn err pcrfecto dcrccho de hnceri
rcro tcngo inrormcs de quo esos mis-
mos totes Sc han dir!E!dc Il JCfes y
Oflc!ales on s~crviC!o active pidienGo
les al cooperation. 10 que dcbe listed
evitnr con todG eHergta, pues toleraTlo
seria ircurr!r en- los errCres cometi-
dos pCr los gob.errcs pasedos Y que
tan funestos han sido para el pai>.
los jerAs V oficIales que deseen to-
mar participation, como ~ciudadanos.
en- las luchas polfticas, deberar, con
la antictpaci6n que marca Ia ley, Pedir
la licencia correspondence, pucs DE-
hoy en- adelante ell Ejercito debe es-
tar substraido de los asuntos politi-
cos y no corvertirse en- IN instru-
nento de imposition.
Las luchas democrat!cas deben We
r~lficarse con toda l!bertad. V las auto
ridades Ell general V ell Ejcrcito solo
tienen que Concretarse q CUmp!!r con
Ia mission que Ia soc:edad les ha con-
flado. de ~Guardianes del orden y de
IA tranquilidad pGblica, sin prestar
ntngGn apoyo 4 ninguno d. los ban
dos coEtendientes.
'Sirvase listed hacer esta disposi-
c!6n del conoCim!cnto de los Jefes Y
Oficiales de "a iona de 81 mando, ad-
v~!rtiendoles que, de contraventria. &c
pedira 81 separation del EJarcito Y Sc
le exiglran las responsibilities Ell
que lncurran. SalGdolo afectuosamen
te. General de Division. Secretar!o
de Guerra V Marina. P. Elias Gales.
Para Iibros en- ssrahol d~irijase Uc.
a la Casa Editorial L~ozano, 1tS North
Sta. Rosa, Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
LAS MUJERES De Los ESTAD0S UNIDOS DAN
A CONOCER SU VASTO PRoGRAMA POLITICO
Este yn fnera de- toda duda Ia inaportaneia que tiene en-
este pals como factor poltieo 81 f~ere;risHto, apoyado
decididanenfe per todes loo PeTsfdes

Glsrles q Gis.rtau!r a. prec!o dc los all
rirn.ps por medic lie lG supervision
rt!Gial dc gu production y venta.
TERCERO: ProruigEc!0n dc ieyes
y med!das cue favorescan IL l!bre a.
pcrturn de los cara!es del conerc!o y
cv!ten las gGnaac!Es e~%cesivas, y evil
ten las g~caanc.es e~xccsivcs, asI como
IL ccnpetc-u!A Geslca! en toGos los ar
tfcuioS &c prinera neces!d2d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
SALUO Y MORAL
PUSliCAS

FRIAGERt: Cont.nu- 20 las
medidas tonadas dura=to "a guerra
para IL prev enci6n lie Intermediates
socialcs. activaHdo camraAa contra eI
dcsarrollo de- elias.
SEGCNDO: Cam0ana en- pro de Ia
edIcac!on publica en- materia de higie
re sexual.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
EOUCACIOh

PRIAIEEO: Creac!on de : Departa
mento o S~ncretaria Federal de educ0
c.6n.
SFGUEnO. .Aux!lio federal, donle
seq ne~cesacio. para Ia aholic!oa DEL a.
~nalfabetismc y para e. ounento 0e'
s~aIar!o de los maestros.
TERCEKO. instruction e2 los deoe
res . ideales de IA c!udadan!a, para
n fuventud del pats J para los IN
miGrantes
e. HOGAR y
81 COSTO De
IA ViDf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06

resistencia buenA parapetandose en-
las azoteas del edificlo, esto poT orden
del seHor vlyanco. y desde ALI ni1ie-
ron fuexo a los agresores. que rron;o
fueran repelidos.
Los trauqull0s Tcbladores de 27uc-
la localidad Sc hacia7 cruces para sa
her 81 motive del e~scGHdalo Y 10 sa-
ian adn dc su aromhrc cuandO So re
glstrn IN segundo ataque. Los asa!-
.a7tes eran como en- ndmero de troin
"a. aproxlnadane7te. y esta vez Than
armados lie carabinas. va no de pis-
.olas.
81 embargo. fueron r~echazad"s nue.
vamente. aunque con may9res dificui
tades. FL senior Vivahco, viendo Sc
ria IL cosa. dirigi6se Dor telefon" q
las autoridad"z fcderales. q~uienes no
| d~csatendiaron 81 llamado. e~nviando
! IunFo IN r~efuarzo de trOpa a boroo de
dos roderosos camiones o rumho a
L. recina Villa dc Guadalupe.
Entire los asaltantes hubo muc7os
| hcridns. nero heridos ' TODD huyeron
CT d~csbandada r~efusIandose. segun
| narecc. on las Cerranfas.
Los esfucr7os que las autoridades
| han practicable para dar con ellos. p
| ssta 'echa Sc dan como in~fructuosos.
| Sin embargo. las autoridades no d, =
| mavan en- continuar a Ia zaca de . .
culuahles de tan maeno ~escandalo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06

los D~er:o5:s.-s. gGe .&les rurlo"e no
e-2n sino "borregos" qUe algGa enc
2aigo del regimen accual soltaoa pa
~ aIarnar = IA genie Dc paz.
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Entered as SecOrd-claSs matter Februac-
II. 1913. a. shs Pest Office II San Anto-
rio. Texas. under be Act. OF March {
SSTi-
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SOTA- Los suseTiptor>s. al Zanzibar 5s
-ssidercia deken SrTaos taGto "a nusya cons
= antigua direction. a fin G" a-ota- pro
RE --a.lu - ---r-rr -- -.sa-T-ra &c.
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EL kOGAR y
EL COSTO De
IA VIDE.

PRINIEGO: Aumentu d.. -.u.' iede
raI en- n nnsenanza de la economic DO
mestica.
SEGUNDO. Medidas federa!es ten
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Dirijase toda Ia Corre-P0ndencia re-
iativa al periodicO al Director.
SR. A E. LOZANO,
40 n. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Para Iibros en- ssrahol d~irijase Uc.
a Ia Casa EDITORIAL Lozano, 1tS North
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
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We have a composite nation. The
Almighty doubtless intended 1t to be
such We viii not. however. develop
patriotism unless we demonstrate the
difference between despotism and de-
mocracy. The necessity for the dras-
tic laws Of war days is not present
now, and we should return At the
earliest opportunity. to the statutory
provisions passed in time of peace
for the general welfare. There is
40 condition now that warrants any
infringement on the right Of free
speech and assembly nor on the liber
ty Of the press. The greatest meas
ure oil individual freedom consistent
with the safety of our institutions
should be gwen. Excessive regula-
ton causes manifestations that ON
pei restraint. The police power, there.
fore, is called to action because the
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our people. II is difficult to follow
the reasoning Of anyone n would
seek to make an issue Of the qucs-
ton Of ltw-enforcement. The ex-
ccutive obligation, both national and
state, on assuming the oath of office
Is Co preserve, protect and defend
the constitution Of the United States
The constitution ON its essence, ls
the license and limitation given IL
and placed upon the law.making body.
rhc legislative branch of the govern
mcnt is subjected 10 the rule Of the
majority. The public official who
fails to enforce the law, is an enemy
both TO the constitution and to the
American principe or majority rule.
It woull seem quite unnecessary
for amy candidate for the presidency
TO say that ne does not intend to
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legislative authority acted unwisely
Stern Haud for Agitation


a forbearing policy is not the prop.
err one fer the deliberate enemy Of
u institutions. He is Of the kind
that knows conditions abroad and
here The difference between auto.
cracy and democracy is well marked
IN his mird. He is opposed to gov
eminent in any form, and he hates
ours because it appeals To those whom
he would conYert TO his creed. Any
policy Of terrorism is fuel To his flame
Of anarchy. Those whom ne seeks
to arouse, in time. realize the differ
ence between his and their mental
attitude, so that when the law lays
hand upon his wilful menace to gov
crnment, the purpose OF it becomes
plain To them. Official contempt for
the law is a harmful exhibition t.