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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-31
TRES MUERTOS EN- LOS SUCE-
SOS De LA FA5RlCA
HERCULES
Tclegrama Especial para IA rGENsA".

Tclegrama Especial para IA rEENSt.
C1uDAD DE MEXICO. julio &c.
Fl GobeTnado" Trurhue.O de Quere-
taro h9 cnviado telegrauIas al Pre-
siGente Ob:eg0n. al S.cTetaIio 4"
Col ernaci0n. General Gales Y al &
cretariC Ge Irdustr.a = Come 90.
Lie AlcsSic RoDles. infoI-maudo que
en- los suc:sos sangrte12tos que Sc
des;trroita-cn hace dias en- ia fabri
CT dc '>E! Hercules." hubo tres muer
tC5 Y nuero Ec.idos Y que csos Suce-
Sos fueron pccmovidos por asitado-
res profcsoinalcs que Sc ocupan dc
andar eycitando q los obrcros sindi-
calizaGoS
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Tai es la opinion del
ex- Gobernador de
Chihuahua, D. En-
rique T.. Creel
Cree que esa institution se-
rd beneficiosa para Ell
pals y aun para los mis-
mos banqueros
Telcqrama Especial para IA PRENSA'

CIUDAD DE MENICO. julio Sc
Ill di;lrio Excelsior" publica una
enrevista que lie fue concedida por
cl senor don Enrique c .Cres'. ex-
gobcrnador de Chihuahua y cX-E.m-
bajador &c Mexico en- los Estados
Unidos, en- Ia que q antique dip'o-
mAtico mexicano. opina sobre el pro-
veto para Ia creaci6n del Banco
Unico.
Fl senor Creel cousidera que tal
institution serd altamente beneficio-
81 para el pals. inclusive para los
banQue-os actuaIes : que ayudara e.
ficazmento i resoiver {! probltma
econ6mico do II naci6n.
Como cl seiior Cree, esta reconoci-
do como un hdbi hacendista fl
nanciero ,Su opinion Sc considera de
gran va.or. en- Tos circuios oficiales
dc csta capital.
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Ec Lie. LOZAOA HACE CARGOS
a SU ACUSAOORA CHilENA.

cIuDAD DE MENICO. julio @s-
El Ecenciado Manuel Loads. = qu!en
acus6 aver IA bella seiora chi.e@a
Maria Wilson de Salde-aS lie nal
,.ato de alguaas otras coSaS,
e.1vi6 las redacc:ones de los peri6-
1icos capitalinos una carea eSp..caii-
-. en- IA cual lama algunos carSos
.cac-a "a sehora acuSadora. tachan-
cola de y:cicsa rnono:TaEiac!ca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-31
OSREGON Sc HALLk MeJORADO
relcgrama Especial para IA PRENsA".

CIUDAD DE MEXlCO. julio 30
En- las oticinas dc Ia Frasidencia de
IA Republica So proporcion0 hoy un
bcletin 4 los reporteros metropolita
nos. en- el cu;l Sc intorma que e. es-
taIo de; Presiderte Obreg6n ha me
dorado notablementc y que una gran
rejcria Sc ha operado en- Su enfer-
mcdad. oplnando los msdlcos que 10
as.sten que SO cncuentra Ell v!as do
elective franco restablcciniento.
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,ierrnis V desmejorando los atercio-
pelados CUTS. gloria Y encanto de los
afortunado amadore@.
NO MAS TRAJES De UNA PIEZA.
AIueTa reYoluci0n necha asi. tan
exabrupto. puso un cstremecimIento
de inquictud ell Il seno del Cab!ldo:
.;que iba 4 ser Chicago 81 tales CO.
sus segl!e-an observandose en- los bal
uearios? .lIl disloque Sc prcsentaba y
hab.a Que cortrarrestar con meGidas
sa,vadoI'as quella amenaZa contra Ia
moraliiad que Sc cernia sobre la gran
ciudad..
! e: resuitudo de tOdo aquel:o fu&
uue Sc liera una icy que Sc pasttri
una ordenanZa al Comisionado de
Foiic.a por medic dc n lucal a admi-
nist-aci6n de IA ciudad porhibia termi
nantement" en- los balnsarioS e. uso
de los trajes de una sola pieza Ell las
mujeres. de cualquiera edad que ts-
tas fueram y en- cUalQuier sit:o donde
pudieran enconrarse vistiendo estas
InOdaS.
por 10 tauto. ~ polic!a principle 4
observar en- los ba!nearioS estrecha
vtgi.ancia pero en- obvio de uayores
dificultades tambien como medida dc
precauci6n Sc fijaron guavdianes hien
impreSos en- caractcres iegib'es para
q todo hijo dc vecino Sc enteEara de
eilos no tucra despu&s a alegarse ig-
ao-;.aii.. desconocilniento de las
leyes.
Como IS natural. toda Ia genie SEN
sata. aGueua que aunque no 10 es no
gusta del jolgorio Sc eyInio de portar
en- as playas 81 suSodicho trajc de
una sofa pieza : tom0 sus abluciones
sa.udab:eS v;stiendo trajes recatados,
en- que el pudor y 81 decoro Jugaban
por igua! parejas; pero no falt6 quien
quisiera ingarle una nala pasada
Ia autoridad : burlarse dc sus dispo-
siciones. entnoces Sc ~i6 en- IA pla-
va del laSo Michigan algo Que hasta
entncces no Sc habia visto.
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IA TENTACiON FUE
A SANAR.
NO MAS TRAJEs De UNA PIEzI

Declines que ia poIic:a v!silaba cs-
trachamen-c todos aquellos balnearioa
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de la Marina. Tambien lie indic6 que
eI Maryland eli Nevada habian 81
do designados para hacer ell viaje
Rio Janeiro.
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Pasa a Ia 5a. Pag.)
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any
other Mexican newspaper in the
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-07-31
INA GTERRA SIN QUARTET Sc HA EMPRENDLDO
CONTRA LOS TRAJES DE BANJO DE UNA PLEZA

SOLO h!ciera de las suyas tostando epi
ierrnis desmejorando los atercio-
pelados CUTS gloria Y encanto de los
afortunado amadore@.
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c4n Unusual Selling!
Suede Strap Pumps, $500

You are fortunate indeed to find strap pumps Of
this exceptional quality at SO moderate price,
They are the kind Of pumps that ordinarily
sell-in fact, they have sold until now in our
stock-for much higher price.
There are styles, in all grey, all beige and COM
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Make this a
Poor Children's Summer

Bring fresh hope and new life to the children of
the sitting tenefnents this summer, BY aiding
the Association for Improving the Condition Of
the Poor to send them to its Sea Breeze Home.
The Drive for Funds will be in the form of a
May Carnival "A King and Queen Of the
Movies will be elected BY popular vote at ten
cents per vote. Voting will begin April aeth and
end May 9th with King and Queen Carnival
at the Hotel Astor. ss
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Protect Your Furs Against
the Moths Of May

May is one of the most dangerous months for
furs, for the very simple reason that is the time
when moths begin their deadly work, finding
their way into your handsome furs and making
their nests there. Before they have chance to
get into your furs, send us post card or call
Fiszroy 1900 and messenger will call at your
house and deliver the hurs to us.
FOURTH FLooR
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! Lord 6 Taylor
May Sale lingerie

ONE Of the Sales Of the year, And this spring Of
than usual interest because Of the great quantities Of merchandise
and the really remarkably low We have beer preparing
for this Sale for months and offering values such you will find
only other time in the year.
Silk Lingere-Dnest Of silk undergamen radium crepe de
Chine and crepe flesh color orchid sky blue and white Tailored and
lace trimmed styles are both to be found
Philippine Underwear-An excellent quality Of materials the hand
work. every point and the hand embroidery
the things you expect and find Philippine underwear with the add
ton Of specially moderate prices in this Sale
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
MAY Sale Of
Infants Imported
Underwear

Wonderful values! Dozens Of the finest, most
exquisitely handmade French under-clothes for
children Of 2 to 6. These are the kind Of things
that you could not usually find except for very
much higher price. They have all been so radi-
cally reduced for this Sale that we ourselves can
scarcely believe the prices now marked.
Hand Made Drawers-A fine quality muslin,
dainty scaloping and feather stitching, French dots
and embroidery, and even fine lace edgng-these
are the things that mark the drawers as those ofthe
finer quality. CSC, $1.25, $3.50, $1.95, $2.95.
Handmade Drawer Waists-These too are
made Of soft lovely muslns and trimmed with en-
broideY or lace. $3.50, S1.95, $2.o5
Handmade Muslin Petticoats $3.50, S1.o5-
ScalloPing embroidery and French dots the dainty
trimmings used on these Petticoats.
Infants SocIss-Lsle or wool in infants to year
sizes, SOC. White silk, CSC. Both these are away
below usual prices.
Pillow Covers $1.95-Hemsttehed baby pillow
made Of fine French linen in regulation sizes.
Izx IS and "a 1S inches.
Sheets $2.o5-Small crib and bassnet sizes, hem.
stitched and many Of them trimmed with embroidery
Infanb' Long Dresses $3.50, S1.o5, $2.95-
Dainty LITTLE dresses trimmed with embroidery, French
dots and lace. Infants and one year size short
dresses Of the same quality are $1.95, $2.o5
Infants Muslin Caps S1.o5, S2o5-Lovely
becoming little affairs trimmed with real lace, feather
stitching, embroidery and drawnwork.
Infants Domestic Underwear
Muslin Drawers, Soc to $3.50
Infants Long Dresses, CSC to $3.50
Pillow Covers, $95c. to S1.S5. Size IL x16 only
All Of these have been reduced from considerably
higher prices.
FOURTH FLOOR
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binations of patent
leather with grey
suede back. They all
have turnedsoles and
French heels. You
may see in the sketch
what a slim, graceful
style one of them is.
Truly an opportun-
ity you cannot afford
to miss.
Oop
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
May Sale of
Hand Made Blouses
1895

We have laid in an
exceptionally wide
choice Of fresh, mex
pensive blouses.
AT 1895 we are
offering a really remark
able range of models
in voiles and dimities.
Some are hand-drawn
and daintily trimmed
with hlet. Some are
embroidered. Some are
finished with the best
looking machine made
Valenciennes we have
ever seen. The round
collar for sweater slip
ons and the Tuxedo for
tailleurs are represented.
This is an extremely
good opportunity to
lay in a stock of sum-
mer blouses while our
lines are still complete.
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THIRD OR
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

January and this one IN
May. Here she can
buy superior quality
corsets very much lower
in price than they are
the rest Of the year. In
this Sale there are
models for eveytypeof
figure. AS quantities
are limited we urge you
to come in Monday if
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Washable Radiuin and
Sweet Briar, s1.85 yd.

At this low price we are sure you will wish to
purchase large quantity Of these excellent
materials. We urge you TO come in early in
the day so that you may not be disappointed.
Both these fabrics are shown in all the most de.
sirable shades. They are % and 40 inches wide.
GROUND FLOOR
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Real Filet Laces
oft Uery Special Prices

CIT OeTI oPecIdI FT1css
The Lace Department contributes to the White
Sale selection Of real hlet edges and insertions
Exceptionally fine qualities every one---in the
most popular designs and widths. At very low,
prices. Csc, 45c, CSC, SIPS yard
GROUND FLOOR
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you would be sure Of size and style assortment.
A Pink Broche S1O-For the medium and
average figures, model with medium low top, elastic
inserts in the skirt and pairs Of hose supporters:
Sizes IS to 81.
Another Broche $7.50-This style with low top
and dainty trimming and elastic inserts in the skirt Is
designed for the average figure, Sizes "A to %.
A Figured Batiste S5-The woman Of slender
figure will choose this lightly boned corset with low
top and medium length skirt. Sizes % to 80.
Polka Dot Batiste S3.75-With its girdle top
Of elastic and its light boning, this corset appeals
slender women or those Of average figure. Sizes
q to IS.
Pink Batiste 1878 Another style for the
slender or average figure. 1t has medium low top,
long Skirt and free hip with eyelet lacing below the
front steel Sizes 73 to 78.
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Special Selling
Women's Wash Frocks
$3.50 and 1850

Soft little rosy voiles,
crisp tissue ginghams
what pretty woman
isn't at her Prettiest in
such fresh daintinesses?
This special selling is a
heaven sent oPportun-
ityto refresh one'sward-
robe at less than the
cost and far less than
the trouble Of making.
.Voilefrocks, straight
line, with deep hem,
crosswise tucks, and hlet
edged collar, $3.50.
Wolfe and tissue ging-
hams in green, navy,
black, and orchid,
$3.50. French voile,
hlet in skirt and bodice,
a touch of hand
embroidery, $3.50.
In the Women's 5 Gown
Department.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Lingerie Fabrics
In the May Sale

White wash materials play very large part in
the May sale Of White and the values we are
offering this year are even better than those we
have had in past years.
Egyptian Longcloth, $3.s5 Piece-The fabric
that needs no recommendation to those who know
its splendid durability. This is IS inches wide, and
there are 10 yards in the piece.
Lingerie Batiste, SOC Yard--A sheer, highly
mereerzed fabric that many women prefer above all
others for lingerie. IS inches wide.
La Fleurs Nainsook, S3.95 Piece--1o yards OF
this dainty material for small price! It is value
such you have not in some time In fact, you
will do well to in early in the day to b ure Of
the quantity you want 36 inches wide.
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
o1nrSal MAY Sale
Madame Irene Corsets

Every woman who has worn Madame Irene
corsers waits for the two Sales Of the year. one in
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
The May Linen Sale
Begins Tomorrow, May 1st

The First Of May always brings this extraordinary
opportunity to brides and housewives who have
many summer linens to consider. This year, -
aresuIt Of very fortunate buying "trip last fall into
all Of the old-world linen producing countries, We
are presenting the finest assortment we hive had
for years. The variety IS fascinating The prices
for such wonderful Imports are most surprising
We urge you to come in very soon.
Suggesting Few Of the Values
Linen Table Cloths $2.e5-Of fine Irish linen
damask, 70 70 inches, in numerous lovely designs
Double Damask Napkins sl0.75 Dozen--A
very special price because these napkins slightly of
the perfect square, but not enough be notiessble
Ordinarily they would sell for much higher price,
Linen Huck Towels S. Dozen-Hemned and
Of fine quality Of huck, regulation size.
Derryvale Huck Towels s12 Dozen---Of 6ne
Irish linen. Very much reduced.
Denyvale Table Cloths $6.75--Pure Irish linsn
damask, yards.
Napkins to match, a a inches. Dozen $3.50.
SECOND FLOOR
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
Omahan's Hotel i'm
Forest Fire Area
Blaze Halted Only Two
Blocks From Canadian Hos.
lelry of A. n. Alabaugh.

The devastating Canadian forest
nro Of "a week ago was halted q dis
lance Of only two city blocks from
the Temngnml Lake hotel and hdlu.
cent settlement. 0WHed hy @ N Auln.
baugh. Omaha fufflor.
Anlahaugh just missed ontrapuoBt
by the flames. having arrived home
from the Ontario region last satur'
day.
High hills which surround Tenn
glmi lake was whnt saved our prop.
erty" he Hnld.
Enroute 10 the rnIr0nd. Auiuhnueh
drove through the now ruined towns
If Haileybury. New Liskard and
North Cobalt. In each Of which he
took reels of moving pictures.
Settlers then were In the net Of
burning clearing fires--the thing
which started the forest frea-and
the smoke was so thick we could not
see 80 feet ahead Of u.s." said Aula.
bnugh. THE danger Of the thing
struck me at the time and ! talked
TO the forest ranger officer about H.
He said the reserve would never be
safe until the district was cleared,
The burned area extends from
Crooked lake to TemlskamlnR lake.
according 10 Aulabnugh. This Ii 50
miles long and 40 miles wide.
Aulabaugh expects to return 10
Temngami in January.
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Lecturer Speaks
on Revelation of
Spiritual Cure

are proving their usefulness and
competency by supplying humanitar-
ian compassion in most effectual
Christian manner.
"They are healing sickness, sorrow
and dire distress In the most effectual
way, In fact they are doing It in the
only way that holds out a ray Of hope
or promise for the final deliYerance
from these evils. They freely admit
that many Of thoae who are engaged
In other modes of healing are per.
forming noble service and are to be
commended for this service and for
their deeds of deep devotion in trying
to relieve human suffering. They
further admit that the field Of service
Is a large one and that there should
be no conflict between those who In
true sincerity engage in the practice
of the healing art. Likewise, there
should be due consideration and real
Christian charity for all those who
entertain opposing views and Chris
tan Scientists cheerfnlly accord to
every individual the full liberty of
conscience in determining the par
ticular mode or system which, from
his viewpoint. will best promote his
happiness. Christian Scientists, Of
course, do not agree with those who
adept the theory that there is some
thing wrong with matter and there
fore something material must be ad-
rniniStered to restore harmonious
action They believe that the intelli-
gent and right way Is to ascertain the
offending mental cause and to remove
it, They know that the procuring
cause is mental and they seek to cor
rect that wrong mental condition by
substituting therefor the right mental
status. Now this is a safe, orderly
procedure and produces gratifying re-
suits. They do not lay one straw in
the way Of those who hold differing
opinions and they freely accord to
them the full right to drug, cut, pull,
beat and pound the poor human body
and do the hundred and one other
things which, according to their ma
tofial theories are necessary in order
to arouse this body TO intelligent,
normal activity. providing always the
one possessing that body consents 10
and desires such treatment, Would
il seem strange that Christian scien'
tists should expect others TO exercise
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Tho same courtesy towards them. or
that they should expect 10 be allowed
the same freedom Of choice?
Some years ago my attention was
directed TO tho subject OF abnormal
Erowths and to the supposed fact that
these grOwths had their inception in
n state Of rebellion in the cell tissue
Of the body. No cause could be as
signed for such conditions and the
remedy advanced was the removal Of
the rebellious growtha When we ex-
anime this theory In the light Of
Christian Science we VIII agree that
such conditions are indicative Of states
Of rebellion. We cannot, however.
agree that no cause can he assigned
In explanation of the inception Of
this rebellion. In fact, we know that
the individual cell,-as matter-has
no intelligence. Intelligence as we
have heretofore seen is n mental con
dition. Now the wrong mental status
indicates rebellion and the abnormal
growth in the body Is but the evidence
to the human senses Of that state of
rebellion existing in the carnal mind.
! am sure we will agree that such con
ditiOns need treatment and the most
cfficacious treatment available, We
can hardly agree, however, that the.
removal OF a mass n inanimate mat.
ter will destroy TINT which Is funda.
mentally wrong in the mental status
of an individual.
As we have heretofore seen that
"The carnal mind Is enmity against
God; for it Is not subject to the law
OF God neither indeed can be-, so
common knowledge teaches us that
enmity against supreme authority
fosters rebellion and that resistance
to constituted authority is rebellion. 1t
Is a justifiable conclusion, therefore,
that the only rebellion, whether in
the tissues of the body, or in the
individual units Of the body polite
has its origin and inception in the
wrong mental action Of individuals
and is INSTRUMENTATION insurrecuon
or rebellion against the government
Of divine Mind, God.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMENT
PRAYER
'In his epistle to the Romans Paul
writes: BE not conformcd TO this
world; but be ye transformed by the
renewing of your mind. that ye may
prove what Is that good and accept.
able and perfect will Of Cod" In
Science and Health Mrs. Eddy says:
Hold thought steadfastiy to the en-.
during, the good and the true, and
YOU viii bring these into your ex,
pcrience nroportlonahly TO their &C.
cupancy Of your thoughts" A Chris
tlnn Science treatment is Il conseien-
tlous effort based upon sincere de-
sire to bring into human experience
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Ii has wonderfully benefited tens Of
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/ Enus ~ no better concluding
Thought O. leave with sou than mat
contained within the following adj
manitinn from the Christian Science
textbook
when the Illusion n sickness and
sin tempIs you, cling steadfaAiiy ~
God and ills idea Allow nothing hut
lila likeness IL abide IN yGnr thought
Let neither fear nor doubt ayefshadnw
your clear sense and calm trust, thar
the recognition N life harmonious
ms Life etefnallg ls-fhn destroy any
painful sense ~, or belief H. that
which Life il not Let Christian
Science instead uf corporal sense sup.
port your understanding ~ heing, and
this understanding viii supnInnt error
with truth, replace mortality with im'
mortality, aud silence dlseafd with
harmony