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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
LA LIQUIDACI0N DE LA
COMISION REGULADORA
DEL HENEQUEh
Sc pidio en- la session de
aver del Congreso de
ComercIantes

TeIecranro Especial pe-o "LA PRERSA'.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO "a
En- la session matutina de este dia &C.
lebrada por el Congreso de Comercian
tes, los congresistas acordaron pedir
Ia licuidaci6n de Ia Comisi6n Regula-
dora del Mercado de Henequer. en- vir-
tud de que, segun los peticionarios, IA
mencionada Comis;6n en- lugar de pres
tar servicios los henequeneros les
causa perjuicios de verdadera conslde-
raci6n.
En- la sesion~vespertina, ded1cada
las sefioras de la Pan American Round
Table de San Antonio, las congresistas
hablaron extensamente acerca de la
conveniencia de estrechar las relacio-
nes entrs Mexico y los Estados Uni
dos, a cuyo fin deoeran cooperar las
nuieres de ambos pafses.
La sonora Griswold, Presidenta de
dicha institution pronunc.6 un discur-
so en- ell que tuvo frases galantlsimas
para Mexico en- el que hizo resaltar
cue esta Republica era merecedora de
un me1or trataniento de loarte del go
bierno de los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
NO Sc CREE EN- LA REANUCAClON
DEL SERWCIO DE LA DEUDA

Telegr.ma Especial para LA PRENsA'.
HUEVA YORK, JUNO 24.-Los BAN
queros neoyorkinos aun est4n espeTan-
do el anuncio Official de que el Gobierno
mexiclno reanudara el serT!cio del
paGo de los intereses de la deuda exte-
rior, el l de julio.
Los financieros que conocen bien ia
situacion de Mexico aseEuran que ei
Gobierro mexicano no tiene practical
mente fondos disponibles eli csta Gnu
dad para hacer el pago de los inteTeses'
por 10 que 81 Sc propone reasumir el
servicio de su deuda. tcndra que en-
War orc con ese objeto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
Sc NUllFlCA Ell AUMENTO AL I'M
PUESTO DEL PETROlEO

TslcGranc Especial parG La PRENSA".
NuEFA YORK, JUNO 24.--De fuen-
les dignas de credito Sc han rccibido
noticias en- los clrculos bancarios de
esta ctudad de quo ell Presidente Obre-
gon por medic de un decreto derogara
el que cxpid!6 hace POGO aumentando
los derechos de eSportacion a. petro-
leo, en- un peso por barril.
FL petroleo meSicano crudo, que So
esta necesttando urgentemente para
las distintas industries en- Mexico, no
quedara inclufdo en- esa tarifa,
Con Ia derogaci6n de tai decreto Sc
despejara enteramenta Ia situaci6n me-
Sicana, al grado de que Sc puede es-
perar ell pr6ximo anuncio del restable-
cimiento de las relaciones con les Es-
tades Unidos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
l]N MENCANO ESTA
CONDENADO A LA
PENA CAPITAL
Sc lie nego 81 recurso
de apelacion que
habla so!iCitado
PEDlRASE Ell INDUlTO AL
GOBERNADOR PAT NEFF
Fl condenado Sc halla
preso en- Ia carceI de
Marlin, Texas

En- Ia carcel de Marlin. Texas, hay
un mexicano llanado Jose Flores, que
So haua sufriendo una condena acusa-
do dc compnc!dad en- el asesinato de
un carce:ero, que hara ap:oXlmada-
mente un afo Y medic enconro Ia
nuerte al dirigirse a da- los alimentoS
a los reclusos, cuando 1ue atacado IN
ternpestivamente por dos neSros ) ei
nexicano que tambien tuvo parucipa-
c;6n en- cl asunto.
Flores fue llevado a jurado, sem
tenc!ado a sufir Ia pena capital pero
al recioirse ID senteucia. Sc apelo de
ella ante los tribunales. Recisntemen-
te Ia Corte de Apelaciones Crimina-
les en- Ia c;udad de Austin. nego ell ul-
timo amparo interpuesto, y en- vista
de clio. solo Sc espera la confirInaclon
Official de la noticia, para cue en- la
carcel de Marlin Sc proceoan a exec
ruar los preparativos para la eJecu-
ci6n de acuerdo con las instrucciones
que dicte eI juez de distrito.
En- las oficinas del consulate de Me-
xico en- esta ciudad. sc ha te1loo CO.
nociniento extraoficial de 10 anterior,
al ssberse. ell consul Ruiz telegrafio
2 los abosados defensores del toTen
Flores. para que tan luegc como ell
iuez de distrito fife Ia fccha de Ia eJe-
cucion. sc le dc avisc.. con ei fin de in
rerponer ante el Gobernador del E.sta-
do, Mr.. Patt n. Neff. ei dlttmo recur-
so de clenencia para salvar IL vida
del compatriota.
Sesun 10 que en- el Departments
Consultivo del consulado de esta ciu-
dad sc nos informo, -el consul, a! diri-
sirse al Gobernador Neff, en- solicitud
del perd6n, pedira para el condenado'
que lie sea conmutada Ia pena de muer-
te por Ia de prisI6n perpetua. para 10
cual aiegara alguuas atenuentes que
existen en- su favor,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
NO Sc CONFIRMA e. lEVAETA
MlENTO DE CASTULO PEREZ

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 23.-
En- todas las fuentes oficiales Sc ME
ga que el General Castulo Perez, que
perteneci6 a IA faccitn felicista, sc ha
va alzado en- arnas como ha Tenldo
asegurandose insistentemente. Lo que
pas6 fue que Sc suscitaron alsunas dl-
ficultades entire 81 Y las au:oridades
administrative de Minatitlan, sicndo
inezaao tambien que haya ocupaoo
el puesto de jefe polftico en- los cam
pamentos de eel Aguila'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25

PAB0 GNzAEz CRUU AVER IA FROTERA CON 70 HONBREESS
Sc Inferno por Colombia, N. L. y Sc dirige
aLampazos region que conoce mucho
La Secretaria de Guerra recibo normes aver de las
autoridades mitares de la frontera del movmeno
Telegrama Especial para La Prensa'
riUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO "a La S


Pablo Gonzalez inferno en- ell tertorio
region lmpazos
sucentes ropas del
biernos salga a batirlo apehenderlo
Gales respeto
ahorade el
Laredo Texas resden-
hubiera cuZado
bien hace ciado mitar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
COSTA RIGA CEDE A LOS Es. w.
SUS DERECHoS so5RE EL RIO
SAN JUAN

SAN JOSE DE COSTA RIGA, JUNO
24.-El Gobierno de Costa Eica ha flr
mado en- tratado prel!minar por ei que
esq pafs cedeta 4 los Estados Cnidos
sus derechos a todo 10 largo del rio
San Juan.
La firma de ese tratado remueve to-
dos los obstaculos para Ia construc-
ci6n del canal intcroceanico por Ia via
de Nicaragua
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
Sc ABARATARA Fl MAlZ

Ts,errcn.s Especial para LA PRENsA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, JUNO 23.-
Con ell objeto de hacer que baje ell pre-
clio del mafz, que estaha alcanzands
precios inmoderados, la Comision de
agriculture, adscrita a IA Presidencis
de la Republica, compr6 una importan
te cantidad de ese cereal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
SIDRONlO MENDEZ
FUE CAPTURADO
Y FUSUADO
Sc lie nprehsndi6 en- "Las
PaImas" donde Sc ha-
biarefugiado, porque
estoba heriido

Tciecrama Especial para IA pREESA".
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio 23.-
(Recibido con retardo)-NotlcIas que
ha proporcionado Ia Secretaria de Cue
IRA iuforman que fuerZas del Gene
raj Horacio Lucero, que fueron desta-
cadas de San Luis Potosi en- persecu-
ci6n del General Sidronio Mendez, re-
cientemente sublerado con pocos nom
bres en- la linea. de Tampico, lograron
encontrarlo oculto en- La Palma a
donde habfa lido q refugiarse For ha-
ber recibido serias lastimaduras az
caerse de su caballo .en el anterior en-
cuentro con las tropas del gobierno.
MendeZ fue hecho prisionero que
do a disposition de las autoridades MI
litares. creyendose fundadameute que
va haya sido pasado por las armas,
tras de juicio sumario,, porque la Sc
cretaria de Guerra ordeno al Jefe De
las Operaciones que proceilera
cumplir con la ley''.
Del Serrieio Especial pare IA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEAlCO, JUNO "a
Aun cuaado hasta ahora no Sc tenen
noticias oficia!es, Sc sabe de fuentes
fidedignas que el General Sldronlo
Mendez, levantado hace POGO en- armas
contra el gobierno y aprehendldo por
las tropas federales, fue juzgado su-
rnariamente por un Consejo &c Guerra
Que 10 sentenci6 Il Ia pena capital, y
oue dicha sentencia Sc ejecuto en- ei
pueblo de- Las Palmas,' perteneciente
al Estado de San Luis Potosf.
FL Consejo de Guerra mencionaoo
estuvo presidido por el General Hora-
CO Lucero, sabiendose que junto con
Mendez fue tambien pasado por las
armas UT coronel de nombr" Roger
Antigas, que fungIa como sesundo oe
este nuevo movimiento. fracaSado-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
AUTOGRAPH De LA RElNk DE
HCIkNDA

CIrDAD DE MEX1Co, JUNO 2S.-
Ha llegado a la S-cretaria de Relacio-
nes Exteriores una carta autografa
de la Reina Guillerrnina de Holaada'
que fue enviada como respucsta al
Pres.dente Obregon con motive de su
gnuncio de haberse hecho cargo del
Gobierno' de la Rep1blica,
D!cho aut6grafo fue entregado a Ia
'Emhajada Mexicana en- Washington,
Dor el Ministro Holandes que radica
en- los Estados Unidos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
Ia COalSloN HONoRlFiCh De
SAN MARCOS TEN
ORA JuNTa

La Comisi6n Hono-ffica Mexicana
de san Marcos. Texas. ha lanzado una
copyocator!a invitando a los me0ica-
nos que reSideu en- 81 ConGado dc sa
jurisdiction, para que concurran a una
junta general que debera celebrarse
el domingo .. a las 9 a m, en- el
salon de los "LeHadores del Mundo"
CW. Q. w
FL objeto dc "a reunion IS para ira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25

en- esta ciudad en- Ia tarde y en- Ia mol
che, ha sufrido un retardo, paes de'bfa
de haber efectuado su arribo en- la
maIana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
cREAclON De FA5RlcAS

La Convention resolvi6 que: En- Wis
IA de Jas raZones expuestas, Sc nombre
por 81 Presidente de Il AsociaC6n de
Ganade-os. un Coraite que cstudie dete
nIdamsnte al aSunto de Ia creacion de
tauricaS para ID manufacture de ar
tculos dc lana Y de alpaca: cue eStos
celebren confereacias con los repre-
sentaateS de la Camara de Comercio
de San Antonio acerca de este asunto,
que una yez que Sc llegue un acuer
do entire elloS, el comits rinda IN in
[or,ne 4 Ia Direcriva de Ia Association
de Gauaderos, en- el que Sc especifiQue
todos los estu6ios y usdios propues-
tos por Ia CamaraI y los representatives
de Il asociaci6n para realizar ell pro-
yecto que Sc han presentado.
Por su parte, Ia Cana-a de Conner
co ha pUeSto este asunro en- mauos del
senior Riley. Director del Departamen-
20 Industrial de "a propia agrupacion
comercial de esta ciudad. para que err
union de su Connite. tome el asunto
Il su cargo 10 trate directamente con
los representatives dc los ganade-os
cuando aStos 50 pongan a. hahla con
los concentrates de San Antonio.
ENSANcHA sU RADIO
DE ACcIoN
e senior Riley nos inforn5 cue para
hacsr mas elective ei trabajo que SO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25

lPasa 4 "a 5al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
EkSANCEa SU RADIO
DE ACClON

e senior Riley nos inforr1o cue para
hacsr mas elective el trabaJo que Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper IN the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-06-25

tPsss = In 5a.l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26

here today to help the ex-service men in their campaign"
 The people of the Twin Cities for a long time have felt the need of a modern swimming pool and 1t Is ex pected the legionnatre's move will preve very popular
 It is the plan of the legion to con struct the pool on me site of what is 10 be the future home, The pool will be a part of the foundation ot the building, according to present plans. The construction of a post home has been the object of the or ganizatlon since 1t came into exist enee in July. 1919, and under the able direction of Commander Me Gregor, long strides have been made toward obtaining the building which is to be used for the home and q community center as well.
 Arrangements were being made to- day for rousng meeting of the post at the Albany Chamber of Commerce. Thursday night, c. W. Ashcraft of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26

lar trend and is suite full and short
 The ladies' dress is cut in sizes S6 to 42 inches bust measure. Size 36 requires 3h yards 36-inch material with s4 yard :. 3e inch contrasting. Price Is cents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26

senator from Utah what occurred at Eufaula, Ala, in my state. x-Rep- resentative Dent. who at one time represented the capital district of the state in Congress, told me day be- fore yesterday that a man went to n bank with thousand dollar Liberty Bond and could not borrow S1O on It. So my good friend from Utah certainly is not acquainted with con ditions in the country.
 grant that there is more money In existence today in the United states than ever before, but it is being cornered and held and manipu- lated so that 1t does not perform it's leslumate functions, It has been perverted from the ends of it's insti- tuition and instead of aiding the peo pie 1t is being used in such way that It has become an instrument of torture, That is the situation I am talking about facts as they actually exist.
 MT. King; I am glad to have the senator from Alabama repeat the same speech which he has made sev- efai times upon the floor. I have no doubt he will again repeat it: but it has been so persuasive
 MT. Heflin I do not know about that, but l will say 10 my good friend from Utah that I expect now to hear nm make the same speech that he
 has made two dozen times
 MT. King; Of course. the senator from Alabama does not speak with
 in the realms of accuracy. because l have not addressed myself to this
 subject at all This is the first an nouncement of my conversion to this cause so ably represented by my l friend from Alabama.
 MT. Heflin: l refer to other occa- sions.
 MT. King: The senator has become l so used to talking about this lugu-
 brious situation that he forgets what l transpires. Of course, the senator s
 statements are mere verbal inexacti- ! tudes, that is all; but was about | to say that l have been so per | suaded by the admirable, eloquent, appealing, pathetic and tragic argu. ment of the senator from Alabama | that l am about to join his school 1 of political thought; in fact, I am l going to go a little further than he and urge that the government tako all of us over, provide all with money, start the printing presses,
 and flood the land with promises to pay. The government Is omnipotent. | It can touch the people with it's di vine hand, and heal their infirmitles,
 and cure their ills, political and eco
 homie. In olden times persons sought l the kings touch to cure them of scrofula and other disorders. Let US
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26
AEF[IN AND KING
 HAVE COLLOQUY ON
 FARMERS RELIEF
Alabama Senator Thinks the Government AbundantIy Able to Help Those
 In Distress
By HUGH w. ROBERTS Washington Bureau The AEe-Herald
 BOO Davidson Building

Washington, July 25.-(Special.) )-- Senator Hefiin of Alabama, when h defense of the farmer, the south, the flag of the United States, has no fear of cold logic.
 When, following one of his appeals for the relief of distress, some coll league answers in the vein that 'business Is business" or in humor- ous or sarcastic manner, the Alabama senator invariably returns to the fray. He can picture the cruel manipulation of Wall street, or com pare the rich and effete east with the poverty stricken south as can no other member of the Senate.
 Senator Heflin replied to Senator Lodge when the republican leader spoke against the Norris bill which would establish loo,oOo,oO cor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26

The senator from, Alabama and ' followed the views of Mir. Bryan a number of years ago when there was so much talk about the quantitative theory of money; we insisted that there was a close relation between T large volume of money and pros perity Under that view there should be greater prosperity in the United States now than ever before because of the unprecedented amount of money in circulation. Let me say that In the interest of consistency we must still adhere to that view, a view which we advocated with so much courage and zeal--I will not say mistaken zeal--in campaigns which have been waged in this coun- try in the past
 Mir. Heflln; Here Is what I want to say to the senator from Utah. The senator has said that never be- fore has there been so much money in circulation. Mir. President. it is fact that there never has been a time when money was so hard to borrow as now. I want to tell the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26
The By MAY CHRISTIE
 Disturbing Kiss
Copyright, 1921, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
1.-THE DERELICT

quite the opposite. And as for mak- ing money, one has got to work for it as hard there as in other places. All the same, l liked Malay
 Then why on earth don't you go back ?' This with q frank astonish- ment that was naive
 A shadow came to cloud his eyes,
 They don't want derelicts out there. My hearts been a bit rocky ever since I was gassed, and my right legs still got a bit of shrap- rather gruff, as though he wera ashamed of the confession-''t.a .am rather puts the lid on rubber plant ing. They told me I wouldn't be fit for life out east again"
 "Oh, I'm so very sorry" cried the young girl, compassionately. And what-what do you Intend to de?" Her gaze fell for a moment on his neat gray suit, which, though im- maeuiately pressed, was showing signs of age and shabbiness. T ought to ask your name--if you don't mind telling me?"
 He smiled
 Its Danby-Maurice Danby-ex- captain, and seeker-a -after-any- job that-offers"
 They spun along the winding roads Of upper Manhattan, the soft breeze blowing in their faces and bringing with tt the sweet fragrance of green, growing things and flowers.
 They came at last to a group of tall red brick houses.
 The last Is mine-at least, a tiny portion of it. said Captain Maurice Danby rather shyly
 And Natalie drew up.
 T was wondering you care to come in for a moment? I occupy a little studio and you might be in- terested to see it."
 She was about to venture some well bred excuse when something pa thctc in his air touched her with Irresistible appeal She must not hurt his pride by a refusal
 Thanks. 1 would like to come" He helped her out of the little car. and they entered the building side by side.
 Up-up-up interminable stairs. They had to stop four times. for a moment, to let her companion get his breath.
 This climb must be frighttully hard for you" remarked Miss Nata, lie with some anxiety. She regretted her brusque comment the moment she had made It. For a sensitive flush had risen to her com panion's cheek. 'Oh, things aren't so bad that they can't be mended-eventually that is l hope to be quite fit some day. Here down this passage--here's the stu dio."
 He flung the door open, and she entered.
 1 Tomorrow; "Pongo. a Talisman."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26
LEGION DRIVE ID
 BE OPENED TODAY
Florence Post Is Going After Funds for Erection of
 New Home

Decatur. July 25.--CSpecial) )-The aggressive campaign Of the Morgan county post of the Ameican Legion for funds to bnild the posts home will be opened Tuesday, L. F Me- Cregor. commander, announced to- day.
 The plans call for the construc- tIon of a modern swimming pool first" said Commander McGreror This pool is to be a part of the per manent home and Mrs. J. II McDon- aid, who has been very active in legion circles in Birmingham. arrives only be able to touch the magic robe Of governmental authority and we Will be relieved of all ou- woes. y'he senator from Alabama qnd his school - ane 1 think l will have to 'oin it- believe that the kings touch--rhat Is. the touch of the federal govern ment--Will cure all economic ills.
 MT. Heflin: MT. President, in re- ply to my good friend from Utah (Mr king), who Is so far removed from the cry of distress that we hear amongst the masses. I want to remind him that the government of the United States, this great, free constitutional government of Ameri ca, stepped down off of it's high ped estal of noninterference with private business and during the war insured the lives of it's soldiers. Every one of them who wished a policy got 1t. The life insurance companies of America had the government set up in competition with them, by the aid l think. of the senator from Utah. Not only that, Mir. President but this great government insured cargoes of goods. Common merchandise placed in the bottoms of American ships, flying the American flag, going in-o che various ports of the world. That was in time of emergency. I say to the senator from Utah that an emer- gency exists today It Is the relic of horrd. hateful war;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26

The strange young man who had just recovered consciousness after fainting on the running board of Natalie Duncane's car gave her di- rections for finishing the repairs he had begun.
 Just stick the jet back into the carburetor. So! That's right. Screw up the nuts You're finished"
 Natalie climbed into the car be- side him.
 And now-if the old bus will go I'll run you home" She flung him a solicitous glance.
 It's most awfully good of you. I hate to be nuisance, though. That's the worst of being a kind of derelict -one of the wars left-overs-" His smile was rather bitter.
 Natalie pressed the button of the starter, and the engine fired at once.
 Sounds all right, doesn't it?' She spoke nonchalantly, anxious not to embarrass him by too much sympa- thy. What's your address?"
 He named an uptown address.
 Right, We'll be there in no time" Deftly she released the cluth, and the little car sprang forward.
 With gentle. purring sound 1t swallowed up the long ribbon of winding highway that lay between them and their destination.
 Know New York well?" She flung another glance at him. Yes, he was good looking. Distinctly so. And well bred. Such nice eyesl
 "Oh, not particularly My people come from Pennsylvania (His voice, thought Natalie was especially attractive). I'm only here for the express purpose of hunting the elu- sive job. But I don't see anyone tumbling over themselves in order to engage my services. And don't blame 'em, either"
 "0h, eome-cheer up" said his companion, briskly. Already her sympathetic little heart was touched. How long has your search been going on? I take it you're a college man."
 Three months. Harvard" he said succintly. Then:
 T was two years rubber planting in Malay. before the war" Malay! The other man Her lover! Natalie became all interest. Had not Farrel Gait, the debonnair, the fas- cinating. spent years in roaming the Straits Settlements and come to an chor for period in mysterious Malay?
 l She turned an enthralled counten- ance on the stranger
 I've got a pal who used to live out 1 there. It's a heavenly climate, isn't l it? And one makes lots of money 1 The young man gave an ironic l laugh.
 T shouldn't apply the adjective heavenly for at times it can be | credit as at present Of course, a, student of public affairs and eco monies. the senator also knows tha never before has there been so muct money in circulation in our country as at the present time or at leas during the past year
 Mir. Heflin MT President
 MT King: First let me complete l the thought I was about to express
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THREE

Florence. will attend and will ad- dress the members on the latest de- velopments in the Muscle Shoals sit
 mander of the department of Ala bama, also of Florence, will be present and will discuss the legions relation to the upbuildng of the Tennessee valley and the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26

until she could not rest, and she would be fretful and cross.
 A friend recommended Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and after had used one cake of Soap and one box of Ointment she was healed. (Signed) Mrs. Sam Gresham, Murry Cross. Ala, June 8. 1920.
 Use Cuticurafo for all toile, purposes. asmpls xAeh Tres D hatl Address: "cznssys LsS- oIatsSiss Dept ksiasn &t, Macs" Sold every. where Soap SSe. Ointment 25 and Soc. TAlctIm 2sc M@& Cutieura Soap slaves without mug.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-26
BABY FRETFUL WITH ECZEMA
0nF ace, Arms, Hands, Feet, and Legs. Cuticura Heals.
"Eczems broke out on bsby's face. arms, hands, feet, and legs in little

red pimpies. Then it seemed to go under the skin and in s few days began to break out in big red bumps and clear To king pim ples. It itched and worried her