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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
HOUSES FOR SALE
OWENTON

Another beautiful bargain to be given away free; nice, comfortable 5-room house on large 5ox1eO it. lot. facing south, going to be sold for only AsOO; you can't build the house for the price at which it is going to be sold; If you are looking for fruit get it in this orchard" Easy terms. See E. R. Mo David. IT,. with Mcconnell-Anglin- White, POPS Sd ave. Main a5s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
{ Main IN 4900 U

THE BIGGEST VALUES
 ON THE MARKET LOOK AT THESE HOMES HOME BARGAINS I AM OFFERING THAT YOU CAN MOVE INTO ON APRIL l. THESE HOMES ARE MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT AND WELL BUIT.T
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS
 EAST OF 20TH ST. This nice, modern, 7-room home thai has oak floors, tile bath and fur;lace neat; a nice neighborhood; will make terms easy; $7,750; this home is near Lakeview school.
 EAST OF 2OTH ST,
 MILNER HEIGHTS,
 S12,5O0.
 Ihls nfce, modern home that has three large bedrooms and sleeping porch. TWO nice tile baths, oak stairway, large living room, dining room, break last room, built-in cabinet, kitchen. large basement, furnace heat, laundry room, coal room; this home is well built in every way; has large lot ce- ment driveway to garage and serv- ants room; fine garden and chick en yard; home that is worth more. terms; possession April 1.
 BUNGALOW EAST OF 20TH ST.
 s700O
 Nice, modern, Groom bungalow near Highland ave; fine, dry basement oak floors and beautifully decorated: faces east; beautiful stone mantel in living room; two nice bedrooms, cleep- ing porch.
 BRICK VENEER ON 2sTH ST..
 $10,5O0.
 Rie 6a in iT, x,so. neer home east of 2Oth st.; has every modern convenience. two nice tile baths, oak floors, handsome fixtures. a well-built home in every respect: terms.
 NoRwooD BUNGALOW,
 ON BOULEVARD,
 $10,5O0.
 This beautiful home that is we'll hy,ylA in every respect, has tile porch. oak floors, tile sun parlor, music room. large living room. brick mantel, book cases built-in, large dining room. buffers pantry, kitchen, hall, two nice, large bedrooms, connecting bath that has handsome fixtures room in rear can be used for bedroom or--break- fast room; this home is well built and well arranged; has the best hardware and doors and beautifully decorated: fine cement basement; on rear of lot has two garages and servant s room; lot 60x150; owner will give pos session at once. .
 BUNGALOW ON 26TH ST.
 s6,
 Has rooms and bath; furnace he91: in a fine lot, 60x12O 1t; near car ffne and bus. schools and churches; owner will give possession at once; a real bargin; let me show you my list of homes at once.
 NORWOOD BRICK VENEER.
 $15,000
 Large lot, 100x157; has the best -bufft home offered for the same price; a real bargain; 8 bedrooms and tile bath. sleeping porch, large living room, din- ing room, sun parlor, tile, breakfast room, kitchen. extra lavatory, fine basement, cement drive to garages: this home is well built and beautifully decorated; terms. Call or see me at once if you wish to buy home
 JAMES A. WOOD
 SALES MANAGER
 KENDRICK-HOUSEAL
 R. E. & INS. co. 221 N. 2lst St. Main s747,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
OWN A HOME
LOOK AT THIS ONE COT-Tu HJCuI MS

Brick home, facing east; located in good section of South Highlands; convenient to car line; consisting of living room. dining room, library, kitchen, bedrooms, nice tile baths, sleeping porch, hardwood floors throughout: servants house aud garage: location on large lot; the grounds are well planted in shrub bery; this is an attractive home. See T. W. Quinn. with Jemison R. E. & lns. Co Main 52S0. 2l1 N. 20th St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
NORWOOD

The best buy in Norwood, modern s-room home; has hardwood floors throughout; ample closet space, tile bath;sspacious front and back porches; lot 5ox15o; owner will sacrifice this for sSOoOi easy terms. See or call Mccoy, with Mcconnen-Anglin- White. POPS Sd ave. Main S5s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
70 BUY, SELL OR RENT HOME QUCK-UsE THESE COLUMNS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K

B. k. EBORN S15 Empire Bldg. Main 1197 ROEBUCK SPRINGS-s acres; splendid. modern. Groom bungalow, comparative ly new; hardwood floors; furnace; large basement; beautiful bath; excellent neighborhood; this is near Huffman pike and car line $S5OO, $110O cash, bal ance $3O per month, per cent. FARM IN CITY-1O acres, Groom dweli- ing; Goldwire st., near Ave. F.; bitu- lithic street; $1o,OO0; terms to suit; would consider good city home in part payment.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDs-2-sto modern, 7-room residences rents $50 per month; $425o. $500 cash, $S5 per month; prompt possession.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Spl Splendid 2-story, S-room, modern home; furnace grates, gas, lights bath; servants house; fine lot, 5Oxl9O; St. Charles st., near 11th ave-; s550o, 5000 cash, $50 per month. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Lou st., near Glen Iris entrance; Groom modern home; large, level, choice lot; s6000, 5000 cash, $40 per month; immediate pos session.
 SUBURBAN BARGAIN-Choice corner, 50x200, 2-story, Groom residence, two miles west of the city; three car lines convenient; $4Ooo. s750 cash, so per month.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-s-room dwelling. 18th ave, near 18th st; $500 cash, if sold in A hours.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS-S-room. modern home; furnace, up-to-date conveniences; good condition; 14th ave; prompt pos session; s4Ooo, $500 cash, s35 per month. QUEEN STowN-sO acres surface right at Deans Lake. near railroad and sta ton; s150o
 UFFMAN-Beautifui 5-acre woodland tract, right in Huffman, joining home formerly owned by Dr. Miller; fronts pike; 5000; will arrange terms. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-5ox27o unencum- st.. 5000; would exchange and pay diff ference.
 WEST END-s-room, 2-story and base ment corner home; block of car line; fine lot, near Princeton; s450o; $500 cash, s35 per month.
 1 ENSLEY HIGHLANDS-Terr court; 100x14O, near Minor school; Groom bum galow; s45O0 $500 cash, $40 per month. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-$S $500; choice lot, 50x1so, with broom dwelling. near Mt. Terrace Junction.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS-S-roo 2-story residence; modern conveniences; good condition; near Mt. Terrace Junction.; s50OO, 5000 cash, $50 per month. WOODLAWN-Co 49x150. concrete store fronting car line; good broom dwelling south end of lot; offered &7oo per month rent; s4000; reasonable terms; might consider exchange.
 B. F. EBORN B15 Empire Bldg. M. 1197
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE 100
Immediate Possession

have been instructed to inrme- dlately dispose of large and quIte handsome home close to Five Points; owner no longer has any use for same; t has perhaps the handsomest hardwood trim in the city 1t is exceptionally well built IF every way; estimate that it would cost close to $50. 900 to build such house at this time; it cost originally about $25.000. and this price was once refused for it; it is a beautiful place with l00-foot. lot, which is perhaps one of the best and most available sites for an apartment house in the city; it's location makes it as quiet and re- tired as Forest park, though with in walking distance of the city; for a large family, or for apartment house purposes, I do not know a better opportunity; the price is S2o,OOo and terms can be arranged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
INVESTMENT

First-class 2-story building On Sd ave, rented to September, 1920, best representative business concern in city. paying s1700 net at present, will pay more on expiration CT present lease. This is very safe and win become very valuable as city grows; let me show you this prop eptry; price. ss5.0o0; $1o.0oo cash, balance reasonable See John U. May, Jemison Real Estate & Insur- ance Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
HOUSES FOR SALE

ANOTHER COLUMN OF HOME AND IN VESTM HEN T BAR GAINS OFFERED BY JNO. B. REID, THE MAN WHO BUYS, SELLS AND HAN DIES ONLY BAR GAINS.
 a-sAazas iAGss,
 East Lake-Have you ever figured the cost of a 5-room cottage to build? Conservatively $3000, with inferior lumber. Listen! No. 7624 Walker avenue is for sale for $2850; we paint it over, repaper the entire house and give you 30 days pos session and a good lot worth S750, all for the one price. No peddling done to sell you this; you simply buy it.
 No. 200 North 77th St., has just been painted; is six rooms, 2-story, with new roof; painting not quite dry, and the lot, oh, my! 100x150 feet; a regular farm and the price, $4000, and we'll do some paint ing, too.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
NORWOOD

Beautiful 6-room bungalow, with hard wood floors throughout, furnace heat, garage, located on SSd st.. between t2th and 18th ayes, will sell for s95oo. 1000 cash. balance easy terms. See or call Mccoy. with McConnell-Anglin-w White, 2o2s 2d ave. Main s5S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
EAST AvoNDALE.


 Here is what you want; immediate possession; owners leaving city; fine 5-room bungalow, hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, porch glassed in, furnace heat, basement cemented, servants room; located on 18th st., south, on lot 50X140, one block from Tidewater car line; price, $475O; s200O cash, balance easy See John U. May, Jemison Real Estate x Insurance Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
BARGAINS

ss.200; double apartment; l6 rooms; rents for sl0o per month: old lease will bring more near in; fine investment and good for speculation. S11 900: Ave C corner, near in. 6 houses; rent for Sl2o ger month; cheap, 200O; large lot. Broom house. plenty room for another house; Avondale. near Spring st; convenient to car lines; terms arranged.
 J. H. STlLLMAN,
 1l6l5 21St st. N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
NORWOOD

Beautiful Groom bungalow, To- cated north of 12th ave. and east of 30th st. hardwood floors throughout. tile bath, brick mantle, beam ceiling built-in bookcases, newly painted and papered 3 months ago; garage and cement driveway: this will make someone beautiful home and is one of the few bungalows left in Norwood; price s7500.
 Norment, Poe & Chichester
 Steiner Bldg Main 6174-SSso.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

SOUTH xAiGttLA x NDo--s-room modern home 5d condition: furnace, grates' gas, lights, bath: near Mountain Ter race Junction; $5.Ooo: sl.ooo cash, $50 per month B. F. Eborn. Si5 Empire bldg SIain 1l91
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K HOffSFsS fS0R S4T,E 100

BARGAINS
 .~l
 Here goes some more just offered for quick sale that we cannot ped dle, for the prices are ridiculously low, and remember, the last we o f ffere q at bargains were all sold before the next days paper went to press. So go see for yourself, we tell the facts in our ad and read it carefully regarding lot and description, and if the look interests you, then phone us, but re- member somebody is going to get them and an early investigation will pay you.
 No. 1210 South Seven teenth street; ' rooms; furnace heated; now renting under 30-day sale clause at S55 per month; small lot, but amnle room for ga- rage; only $4600; ask your contractor the cost of duplicating t h. e house, then see some man posted on realty values. Our office is the next step to take. No. 2917 Cypress ave- nue; 8 rooms; hard wood floors; tile bath; furnace h e a t 5; be S t cement m a sons can make; small lot, but has servants house in rear; absolutely no room for garage; now rented un d r 30-day clause for S37.50; we can guarantee tenant for $70 April 1; the price, $5500, is bottom; the house, to build it, would cost S6500 to S7OOO; the lot we ask no charge, but donate; all that that measley sum of $5500 sure to go by Monday evening.
 Go look at No. 1909 Eleventh avenue, s.; has six rooms, with servants house and ga- rage; the house to build would cost S5000; the servants house, $250; garage, S75; other out buildings, S75; cement walk in rear, S75; the lot any agent even will agree could be readily disposed at $50 for ev- cry front foot; add all this and then make the huge discount down to S6500; then draw a pie ture of the house with two new coats of light paint; brand new pa pering, and wood work and floors all gone over at a considerable cost; then phone the owner, and remember, all for S6500.
 JNo. B. REID
 In rear Steiner Bank
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
RICHMOND AVE. BARGAIN

For sale-5-room house near Richard ave. ; small cash payment, balance easy. Call Main 70S4. Price slS00.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
NEW BUNGALOW

NEW BUNGALOW
 WOODLAWN HIGHLANDS This beautiful bungalow, located on 4th ave, south, with furnace heat, hardwood floors. beamed ceilings. cement basement. This house is in the very best of neighhSrhoods and a pickup at s5259; terms. See John U May, Jemison R. E. & Ins. So, 211 N. goth st. Main 52So. 0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
INVESTMENT

IN VESIMENI
 The house is 7 rooms, within a stones throw of the Ridgley; rented till April for a nominal rent; the lot on paved street, 50 feet front; the price of $5250 will sell it, but the location we cannot give over phone, but call me and it means a buy; ac- tually $500 to be made in short time on this property; call me for a peep at this, for 1t shows a peach.
 We have on Avenue B, close in town, a lot BOX 40 feet, with good 6 room cottage; the lot we sell at discount; the house we donate, all for S6750; terms reasona- ble.
 In heart of real auto district we offer splen- did buy; lot 75xl4O feet with splendid negro brick houses; we can positively prove to your satisfaction that same will pay fair interest on investment; if looking for investment an d have S5O00 in cash, call to see me at once; a building for automobile purposes would bring you a most desirable re- turn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
ONLY $10,O0O BIGGEST SNAP

ON THE SOUTH HIGHLANDS A modern house, built of brick anI stone. finished throughout in oal and birch This house alone cost d least $500: 1t would cost twice thd today: the lot, garage and drivewaI would cost s3000. Has receptio, room. living room. dining roon breakfast room. buffers and groce Il pantry, kitchen and lavatory dowiI stairs; bedrooms. bath and sleel ing porch upstairs; best of oak flooi up and downstairs; beautiful wood work and decorations; large co1 crete basement; occupied by owneI who makes this price for a quic sale.
 GEO. o. MARRY
 206-7 Farley Bldg. Main 2572.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25
SSOO0
NORWOOD BUNGALOW

Convenient location; bedrooms. glassed sleeping porch; perfect conditions large lot, 60x190; servant house, garage, chicken range and houses. An extra good buy at s65o0. Easy terms at 6 per cent, Get this now.
 DAVIS INVESTMENT co. 1fs N. Fist St. Phone M 755l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-25

NORWOOD-SOUT HIGHLANDS NoRwooD-soUTH HIGHLANDS We have a complete list of the bets buys in Norwood and South High lands, and take pleasure in helping you select home. See us for gem uine bargains; If it's a home. we have something listed that will please you" See or call Mccoy or McDavid, at McConnell-Anglin- White. 2O2s sd ave. Main s5s:
 NoRwooD-soUTH HIGHLANDS
 NoRwooD-s SOUTH HIGHLANDS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
SE5tOi:J:1CN.HlTONA
Il PROTESTA DE La c. DE COMERClO

r-,abras 10 suficientemente eNpresVlas' para
manifestar nuestras gratas impreslones a la
mencionada Camara.
10 cue n~csotros decinN 5, como I'm eco
legitimo de nuestro pals, lndlcara a los CO.
mercisntes de San Antonio, que no han sem
braGo la semilla en- terreno esterll. Seguros
estaros de que el pueblo nexicano sabra co
responder a 81 nobIeza y eouidad.
Los terminos q. que esta escrito ell nota-
bic d~ocumento, iad;caran al pueblo rexlca-
no, cuales son los sentirientos que hacla no
:sros guardian los eleHentos mas consclen-
tes Y laboricsos de esta sociedad. cue saoe
conprender y estimar al pueblo meNicano,
como 10 demuestra 81 hecho de esa magnitlca
protesta que tacitamente reconoce nuestros
derechos y nuestra capacIdad.
Con p~ositiva satisfaction reproducimos
eI notable documento para ponerlo nueva-
nente a la consideration de propios y de ex-
iranos, oorgue nuestros c~ompatrlotas ver&n
en- e cuales son los s~entimientos del verdade-
10 pueblo americana, y este veia tambien
cual ha de ser la forma en- que debe tratar-
senos. para obtener resultados fecundos y
losbles.
Dice dicho documento:
la mesa Directiva de la Canara de
Concrete de San Antonio. en- su Junta ordl-
maria celebrada ell dia 9 de JUNO, acordo 10
sisuiente:
PROTESTAR contra el infornle de- @
mite Fall, ooc considerar que tai inforue No
EXPRESA LAS VERDADERAS CONDlClO-
MES EN- QUE Sc ENCUENTRA la Repuoli-
ca mexicana Y Que adenas. FALSkA LOS
VERDADEROS SENTIMIENTOS DE LOS
CIUpADANCS NORTEAMERICANOS QUE
RADICAN EN- LA FRONTEA MEXlCANA.
2o.-Que ell pueblo mexicano d ebe con
tar con la anlistad y apoyo del %nuestro, en-
sus esfuerzos para el desarrollo de un 60
bierno representative, y democratlco J que
Ia labor del Comits Fall. FORTIFlCA L.
IDEA CCNTRARIA. TENDlENDC A DES-
IIR LOS LAZCS De AMlSTAD RECl-
PROCA LA CONFIANZA QUE ACTUAL
MENTE EXISTE ENTIRE LOS DOS PUE-
BIOS.
3o.-Oue este acuerdo nuestro sea tras,
mitido a nuestros diputados y senadores en- Ell
Congreso Nacioral, p~rocurandose, ademaS,
hacerio del c~onocimienso publico por medic
de la prensa.'
Ell mejor elogio que hemos podido ha-
Ger del inportante documento, es reprodu-
cirlo. Restanos solamente patentizar a la Ho-
norable Camara de Concrete de San Anto-
., con nuesra gratitud, las seguridades del
aorecic con cue recibira esa noble y Justa
protesta, ell pueblo mexicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

En- IN pals en- donde la opinion es la
1ob;arns como en- los Estados Unidos,
Ia ~Drotesta cue la Camara de Conercio os
San Antonio. presento ante el Congreso De
esta Republica, por conducto de los sPlese"
tantes del Estado de Texss, en- las Csrnacds
de Ia Union Norteamericana, contra ei lntor
me del Senador Fall, resPecto a MeAio0' 'e-
ne una significacion eztraoroinarla
La ~protesta del concrete de San Anto-
Mo, es IN d~ocumento alt~srnente sisnificatVo
v honroso, cue nosotros los mexicanos de-
bemos recoger V conservar con profunda SIM
patia.
La ciudad de San Antonio, siempre Sc
Ia distinguido por sus cordiales sentimlentos
hacia los mexicanos, de manera que, no nos
ha sorprendido la actitud de su Camars' de
Concrete, que ha procedido movida por IN
concerto elevado de justicia y de slmpatia
que agradecemos en- TODD 10 Que vale.
Ell pueblo de los Estados Unldos, prln-
cipalmente Ell que habita lejos de la trontera,
en- les lineas c~orrespond1entes al cenIo y a.
,orfe de este pals, debe yer en- Ia protesta de
Ia Camara de Concrete de San Antonio, una
opinion consciente, razonada, Justa, y oa-
sa6a. en- consecuencia, en- I'm conoclEnlenEo
exacto de 10 Que es Mexico y del estado dc
nuestra RePubilcer
Y es natural que asi sea. San Antonio,
es Ia ciudad mas importante del sur de los
Estados Uni6os, cue esta sn intlno ! aslduo
c~ontacto cen Mexico, y ron los noeHIcanos,
de manera cue conoce a fondo, V por 'Psioo
logia vivida', como dicen los franceSes, 81
ceracter de los mexicanos Y las condolences
reales de nuestro pals
La opinion de Ia Camara de Conercio
de San Antonio, es, en- consecuencla, dlgna
de ser tomada en- cuente por el pueblo de
los Estados Unidcs, Y por sus PodereS puoil-
cos, es decir, por su Gobierno, de manera
que made nos so~prenderia que otras CANA
ras de Concrete del sur de los Estsdos Uni
dos, siguieran ell ejemplo de la Camara de
San Antonio.
Esta es la unica ayuda moral que nece-
sta Mexico, de los Estados Unidos. La acti-
tud de la Camara de Concrete de San An
tonic, IS mas u:il Y simpatica a nuestro palS
para ayudario a restab)ecer sUs condolences
normales Y IL buena armonie cue de5e rel
mar entire anbos paises y los respectlvos ma
cionaIes, que los simPles formulismos proto-
coIsr;os, O la preston moral cue aunque sea
becha con Ia mejor intcncion y buena re, en-
vez de ayudernos a recuPerar un estado nor
NAL v benevolo, produce cast slempre result
tados negatives.
Hasta desde ell punto de vista puramen-
- n~oIitico,. ss altamente loable la actltud del
Gran cornrecio de San Antonio. No tenemos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
POR Ell COLEGIO TERESIANO

Profusamente han circualdo las in
vitaciones suscritas por las hermanas
Y alumnas del Colegio Teresiano, sito
en- las GALES de Guilbeau 12S, que ha
cen saber de Ia reunion que con mo-
two de Ia ciausura de verificara en-
{ m~encionado eStabiecimiento de edu
cacion ei lunes proximo. a las o de la
tarde. Y reSpecto a esta fiesta esco-
lar, fuimos oportunamente infornia-
dos que en- al misma de Santa Tere-
Sa Sc preparaba una exposition de
trabajos manuales (costura, dibujo Y
pinturai que estara alberta al publ
co los dias Is Y Il del mes en- curse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12
ACTUAI lDADES EXTRANJERAS
Fl. MAYOR DE LOS NVALlDOS

20 ruc termire a. tratamiertc a que
Sc los sonnet" para que opten entire Ia
pension Y Ia disqualification. Pero
esta disqualification no tendra lugar
Va en- e. Hotel. Los que Ia piden Sc
ran enyiados u algIn centric pr3Ximo
q su Residential. don6e el Estado pa
cara Q 81 sosteuimiento; Y podran.
de acuerdo con SUS fuerZas. dedicar-
50 Z aigunos ;rabajos 7articulares '
rarar nor este medic un modesto sa-
lario.
A principle de IA guerra. Sc penso
Ell darla de nueva cuenta a la Institu
ci6n de los Gnvalidos SUI vigor de otros
tiempcs. e. primer herido grave que
entr6 al Hotel. ell 1915. Sc llamaba
Jean-Marie CaujoIles. Tenfa veinti-
siete amos de edad. Era una mar
sopa" u dej6 suS dos piernas en- Ia
uuinta De Beausejour. Durante algdn
tempo pudo versele pasearse AFRO
gan,enertc Dor Paris sobre dos So
noras piernas de palc. ostentando en
su capote Ia medalla militar. Sc lie
buScaba. Sc Ie festejaba y 4 diario
recihfa UNI; voluminosa correspondent
cia llena de fe~licitaciones Y de EXPIRE
stones de admtraci6n. DespueS. So
brevino 81 divide Y la nostalgia Sc a
podar@ Dc 81. Tn beljo dia pidi6 su
libertad Y parti6 para su aldea natal
de Ariege. donde ejerce actualmente
e. oficio de cestero. Los pocos com
panerrg que IL habian suCedido, imi-
taron SUI ejemplo; en- vista de esto.
el gobierno renunci6 & SUI idea. Y he
aQuf por que raZ6u. 81 bien es cierto
que hay IN Mayor de los Invalidos.
10 es isualmente que no hay inva!i-
dos. Fl ComaHdante Barnard IS ej
Drimero en- lanentarlo.
Hay motive para repetir: Sic
transit. So"
p. CONTAINING de Latour.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

In II actuahdad Hogan 4 c.cutg Sc
seuta todos efIos son irdivduOS que
recibieron t~erribles heridaS 4 que con
trageron Intermediates incurables en-.
ia guerra. pero ro 80 hsiian alf sinO
con 81 caracter de hEespedes Temporal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-12

;abras diariaS Sc aprenden al ahc no
v~ecientas palab-as.
Leyendo todos los dias IN libro cien-
tifico O industrial. NADIA mas cinco
rninutus todos los dfas. Sc puede ad-
Quirir ura ciercia- c~onocimientos 1ti-
les en- IN tempo relativamente corto.
Piensen nuestros compatriotas en- es
tas v~erdades Y pongalas en- practica.