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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-31
Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozano De o7 7zAfA.
T0S PEDmOS Sc DESPACHAN POR CORREO, CON LOS GASIOs PAGADOS, Ell
tente 9 IA Independencia.... $o.75

tente g Ia Independencia... =: $o:?o
Los Insurgentes.-Contlnuaclon
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ESUan3. ~C.'S
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. his
toria de Ia Guerra de Reforma $O.I5
La Majestad Caida.-NoYe4a nIS!o.
-ica de la ~revolucion maderlsta 2O.5o
Foopeyas de mi Patria: Benito
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FL Imperio.-El triunfo de la Re
njbIica.-Memorias de Juan de Dos
Pea. Edici6n de lujo lustrada con
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Historic general de Mexico, poI
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Episodes Mihtares MeMcanos u
Dra de interes para los afectos a CO.
nocer nuestras grandiOsas !uchas Por
Il Ebertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de IN
depeaGencia Y Ia Invasion Amerlc&-
ma ? tOmOs. so
Historic del Pueblo MeXlcano.-So
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con numerosos grabados de vlstas,
monumentos, retratos, etc.-doS 10
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NO rela $S.Vu
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Los VILLISTAS HARAN UN NUE.
VO ESFUERZO POR OBTENER
Ell RECONOCIMIENTO.
viene de Ia paJina 1.

actualmente estan inyestidos.
En- ell cOncepto de todoS los con-
vencionistas, ell general Angeles IS
Il personalidad mas saliente y el
hombre mas apto para ocupar el
puest0 de presidente, y esperan
que podra dominar la %situacion e
implantar nuevamente ell orden en-
la republica.
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TRAFFIC. FIN.
Viene de la Pag. la

cartas, una para un hermano suyo
Y otra para su hija Charlotte, donde
Sc despide ella en- los terminus mas
pateticos Y lamentandose de no poder
vcrla antes de morir.
Ell suicide ocurrio a las tres de la
manana, pero hasta las cinco y me-
dia fue descubierto por una de las
enfermeras del Asilo de Dementes.
Ell CORRESP0NSAL.
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EINGUNAS N0TICIAS Sc HAN
RECIBIDO SOBRE Ia EVACUA-
CION DE MEXIC0.
Viene dc Ia pagind :.

rs americans que ALI Sc encuen-
ran. pues ningdn acuerdO Sc ha
omado Ell csc sentido nj Sc ha ira
ado siquiera del asunto.
AlgunOs pcri0Gicos de aquf die
on la nOticia hoy, de que ell gene
al Scott habia recibidO 6rdenes
le marchar a Brownsville. con mo-
lyo del ataque que la pOblaci6n de
IalamoroS cSta sicndO objeto de
parte de los yillistas.
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PARA FINCAR.

Mrs. Bell Smith, h%abitaci0n de 3
pleas, Russell Place, block 1869;
$500.
NJ. Ucovich, adici6n, West Houston
Street, block 2289; $500.
J. J.. Kraus, adici0n, Avenue B,
block 449; $500.
Joe Wesy, talleres, Avenue B,
block 961, 500.
Martin Batot, habitacio de tres
pleas, Chupaderos Street, block
1928; $40O.
William Wagner, cOmposturas, Da-
las Street, block SIS; 500.
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POESlAS.

Poesias de Antonio Plaza. &C.. $3.50
Pasionarias Obras poeticas de Ma
uueI ". Flores. 500
Poesias de Manuel Acuna. Auuen-
tadas con 81 hernoso drama III pa
sadO'. .......... u.o0
Los T-ovadores de Mexico. HeTnosa
collection lie poesias de nueStros
mgicres autores. A Is rustica. 5 o.6O
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AVIS

Participants a nuestros accionis-
tas Y al publico en- general que aca-
bamos de recibir grandes ]cantidades
de tabaco MeXicano, de magnifica
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cigarTOs.
~PAN-AMERICAN TOBACCO co.
S~uPlicamos lean nuestro aviso en-
otra pagina de este periodico.
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RELIGION,

La initaci6n de Cristo. ..... $3.50
Catecismo de Ripalda. $500, 90
Lavalle MeXicaIO O.oO
Ancora de salvation. O.9V
La Azuceua. Deyocionario para las
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Comulgadcr Gene-al..... OTIS
Pegueho LayaIle de Ia juventud, 0
ievocioaerio del c~ristiano... 5000
Curse De filosofia elemental. por
Balmes. Contiene logica, metatlslca.
stica stc................. $i.25
Devoc;onario guadaiupano. O.ZS
CatecismO de Perseverance,. l.go
Los Marvires, o eI triunfO de "a Rel
zion C@ristiana. Libro cuya Iectura
nos mace asistir a IA lucha de dos
generaciones ~contrarias: IA una anna
da con los arreos Ge la ferocidad, y
IL o-ra con stmbOlo redentor. e. 2. 90
Il Genio del Cristianismo. Esta
obra. como Ia anterior, es de las ne
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gdiradas q TODD lujo........ 81 %
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NovELAs A 10 CTS. CADA UNA.

e. becerro de orc.
E. MILO maldito.
La Iucha por ell amor
E manuscript de mi madre-
Maria, por Jorge lssRcE.
& cura de aldes
Dora.
AZucsnA
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NoyELAs A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

ETalditas sean las mujeres.
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Arte 5e buscar marido.
Las EvaS mOdernas.
E. HoviO prestado
La mia de las flores.
81 Durgatorio de las soltersa
FL Paraiso de las mUjere5.
s. inferno de los hOmbres.
Viva mi nova.
81 haaa de los mares.
Su Majestad el Amoz.
MaiGiJo sea ell Amor.
La Priuceca del DolsE.
Amor Y MarJirio.
La hija de Venus.
Poruue Sc casan los hombreE,
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PorGue pecan las mujeres.
PorGue murmuran las Uejss.
Po-quG reinciden las TucGs,
e collar de esmeraldas.
Las hijas de champagne,
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. Las Obreras del amor
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/ Pasionarias de amor
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Is viuda allegro.
La nina de los jazminss.
OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.
e hombre que rie......... $o.IS
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.. Dioz. "O.71
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oBRAs PoETICAs De PEA.

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r Ia 4aI Amor IFS
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. . . > . . . . . = . : . . . . :
Como sc triunfa en- la vida. Obrs
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ris, Ensena 10 que debe hacerse pa
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proponga. Es UNA obrs muy utiL..'
.......... ........... $l.Oo
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ESPIRITISMO
IOue es el espiritismo2..... SOS
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III Genesis, los milagrOs = las predl-
.;onss $O.7S
q hbro de los esprItus- O.75
HI EvanEeEo segu q espIrlrls-
MO 49,. SO.75
Ii cieio J 81 nGecL9 go. So.7s
HISTOR.A
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tervenci5n. Con grabadOs.. Sl.OO
Ell Cerro de las Campanas. Con
rstratos de personaies his~r0ricos..
70 o. .
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oBKAS DIVERSAS.
Don Quijote de Ia Mancha. La
obra maestro de Ia literature

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
PROBE
0RDUNA CASE
THE STATE DEPARTMENT M.
GINS An INVESTIGATION or
ALLEGED ATTACK.
ASK FOR DETAILS
Customs Ossscisls Requested Ia Sc
cure Anltiavits From Members
Of Crew and Passengers
Concerning Attack.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-An in
vestigation of the Or6una incident
has been undertaken by the state
department following the receipt OF
letter from W. o. Thompson of
Chicago. telling of the attack on the
liner by submarine. The depart
ment asked the treasury depart
ment to secure from the customs Of
ficials aHidavits from the crew and
passengers and get other available
information concerning the attack.
While Thompson did not claim to
nave personal knowledge OF the at
tack he said he was awakened in
his state room by shots presumably
fred from the deck gans OF the sub
marine. The department is still
without information 10 substantiate
the report that a torpedo vas fired
at the vessel without warning.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
THE CABINET TALKS
OVER THE NEW NOTE
ROUGH DRAFT OF REPLY tn
GERMANY CONSIDERED III
WILSON'S ADVISERS.
Or,iuna Case Injected Into Situation
by the Ordering of Federal IN
vestication by Lansing.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Ameri-
ca 81 latest attitude toward Germany
may have been determined in a cab
met session which lasted over two
hours today Ii was considered py
many as the most momentous ses-
sion since the civil war. Every
member of the body. except Seere-
tary Redfield. was present and all
gave close consideration to the Ger
man note. The gravity of the con-
ference was evident from the seri-
Gus expression on the faces OF Pres
iaent Wilson and his advisers. Pre-
vious to the session the president
and Secretary Lansing had an hour
private conference at the Wmte
House, considering the rough draf'
of the note before giving IL TO the
cabinet
II is reported that the submarine
attack on the Cunar0 liner Orduna
with Americans aboard was inject
ed into the situation. when a feder-
a. investigation was ordered by Sec
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
Iu GERMAN TAUBEs
sent TO DESTRUCTION
3xIYED BY THE BRITISH IN
ACULAR AIR BATTLE
ssSs e5sW DAYS AGO.
Clw0 0f1hincs Were Sent to Earth
- Tie Was Later Found
EI0Gfiny on Water-Occu.
nants Shot Dead.

LONDON, July 20.--The destruc-
lon 81 three German taubes in big
,lattIe with twelve British aeroplanes
a,H the mouth of the Thames few
lays AGo$is reported. The Germans
anne acrOss the North sea and when
hey reached the coast they were
net " the British who went IN
wo8 and threes to the attack. Sur.
oundtng the Germans they destroy
a one taube, sending il to the
arth HOon another shot was fired
nd the lecond taube came tumb
tng to earth in a sheet of flames
jy this tfme a running fight had en-
ued md the following day The thirt
aube N1s found floating on the
yHter With its occupants strapped te
heir seats and with bullet holes il
heir h6&ds The fourth taube wa.
epoFted lost.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
STORY Or CRUELTY
REVEALED BY W0nln
SHE AND TWO-YEAR-OLD RABE
HELD As PRISONERS IN
FLATS.
Declared that She Was Beaten By
Her Husband and Almost Starv-
esl-The Husband Cnsler
Arrest

NEW YORK. July 20. Mrs. Te-'
resa Planet and her two-year-oid
baby. rescued from an East Side
tenement house, today revealed TO
the police story OF cruelty by Jos
eph Planet. the woman's husband.
that rivalled the fantasies Of ! Poe,
The woman declared that her hus-'
band, after finding q picture Of an
old sweetheart fclr years ago, vlr~
tually made her a prisoner in theiF
squalid flats Only six times had
she left the flat in that time and
then only at night. When her hus-
band left in the morning he sealed
the door with wax and ii he found
the wax broken at night he beat his
wife. The child was torn without >
doctor and had never seen the sum
light outside. Both the mother and
child had scarcely anything to eat
except a little stale spaghetti daily.
The husband. who is 4 eiga~ maker.
is under arrest.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
CITY OF T0MAR
sHELLED BY FRENCH
AVIATORS ATTEMPT To DE-
STROY GERMAN SUPPLIES
AND MUNITIONS.
Explosive Bombs are Dropped on the
Main Railway Station and Great
Damage Believed Done.

PARIS. July 20,-Tomar, the Ger
man fortified city in Atsace, has beer
showered by bombs b. six French
aeroplanes. The war office also an
nouneed that four French ayiators
yesterday bombarded the challer-
ange railway junction.
The Cha.lerange attack was in
tended TO wreck ,he junction
through which the crown prince
army around Verdun is getting most
CT its supplies. Forty-eight bombs
were thrown.
At kolmar the aviators dropped
$50 pounds OF high explosives al
well as three bombs Weighing 81
pounds each. which crashed
through the roof of the main sta
ton where large German supplie
are stored. Great damage is believ
ed to have been done, The aviator
returned uninjured.
This afternoons official statemen
reported that the Germans are agai
lbonbarding Soissons.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
MASS TROOPS
FOR BAT TIE.
THE VlIL4ISTAS AND CARIlAN-
ZISTAS LINE Up FORCES
NEAR CAPITAL.
MAY DECIDE WAR
II Is Believed the Impending Strug-
gle Will Prove a Decisive One.
May End the Civil
War.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The
villista and Carranzista armies are
massing north of Mexico City for
what may prove to be the decisive
battle of the present eevil war in
Mexico The evacuation of the cap
ital by the Carranzisias is consider
ca by officials here as seriously men
acing the inhabitants.
The main Carranza army IS re-
ported to be approaching Pachuca
TO engage the Villista force. General
Gonzales is attempting TO prevent
the yillistas from Joining the Zapa
tistas following the evacuation OF
the city
The cabinet today gave considera-
ton TO the Mexican problem. but
there is little indication of any steps
toward recognition of any of the
factional leaders.
Official circles are deeply pessi-
mistic concerning the Mexican out
look. The rejuvenation of Villas
northern campaign and Carranza's S
evacuation of the capital are consid-
cred as most disastrous develop
ments. There seems TO be no ques-
ton but that Villas forces have been
strengthened.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
BIG STRIKE BEGINS.
Six Hundred Employees Of Reming.
ton Plant Walk Out at Noon.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, July 20
Six hundred machinists and brick
layers at the Remington Arms COM
pany plant struck today az noon.
There was little disorder attendant
upon the walkout.
Machinists were called out at the
Columbia Nut and Bolt company. the
Bridgeport Engineering company,
the Gaynor company and the Bullard
Machine Tool company. all of whom
were working on Remington con-
tracts. The plant will be paralyzed
by the end of the week, union Of
fetal said today, as it must have
machinists. The Remington plant
was picketed almost as soon as the
strike was called,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
PINK Of RUSSIAN ARMY
IS NOW IN ACTION
PETROGRAD AND MOSCOW REGI.
MENTS ARE NOW IN FIGHT
ING FOR FIRST TIME.

BERLIN, July Berlin news
paper reports today said the pink of
the Russian army is trying to stem
General MacKenzen's advance be-
tween the Bug and Vistula rivers.
Included in these reinforcements
are the Petrograd and Moscow rcgi-
ments of the Imperial Guard. seen
for the first time in action. All Ber-
lin critics agree that the battle on
the Bug and Vistula front is OF de-
cisive Importance. II is admitted
thet the Russians are stubbornly re-
sisting MaeKenzen's advance, but II
Is declared this resistance IL abont
t. break down.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20

any young woman engaged to a
smoker ought to break off now
as a smoker thinks more of his pipe
and cigar than he does his wife, The
audience-one real delegate, a press
agent anxious for job and news
paper reporter-listened patiently
while Pease said no woman could af-
ford TO occupy the same room with a
man who smokes. For the good OF
the wife he insisted that the smok-
ing husband should live by himself in
another part of the house
On the other hand Mrs. Wilson,
the delegate, urged the men TO boy
colt women who drink cocktails ana
smoke.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
|sn|P colo ln9 SILVER
CARS FROM THE COUNTRY
MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or BULLION TRANS
PORTED To VERA CRUZ.

GALVESTON. Texas. July 2o.--
Between twenty and thirty million
dollars in gold and silver bars from
Pachuca has arrived at Vera Cruz.
according to a Carranzista consulate
message received here today. While
no reason is assigned for shipping
the metal out of the country il is
believed the purpose Is in getting II
coined or Tor buying munitions and
!suprlies. Plenty of food has reach
ed Mexico City. the message added.
but only seven pounds can be sold TO
one person For the next fifteen
days villista and Zapata money will
he exchanged for Carranza money, IT
is said.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
FIRM, FINAL
AND FRIENDLY
THAT Is THE WAY THE NEW
GERMAN NOTE Is CHAR
ACTERIZED.
DRAFT IS READY
New Message to Germany Laid Be-
fore the Cabinet TOday.-EX
poets to BE Completed
by Friday.

WASHINGTON, July 20--"Friend-
ly but firm, and final" was how higa
officials characterized the new Ger
man note which was laid before the
to be in final form by Friday, though
il may not be sent to Berlin before
early next week 1t is said the note
will express surprise and regret
that Germany cannot accept Ameri-
cas- broad humanitarian view con-
cerning warning and search of ves-
sells before torpedo attacks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
NINE OWNERS READY
TO MAKE CONCESSIONS
THE SOUTH WALES COAL
STRIKE MAY SOON BE
BROUGHT TO CLOSE.
Owners Alarmed at Threat of Gov.
ernment to Take Over Mines IL
Trouble Is Not Adjusted.

LONDON, July 2o-The South
Wales coal mine owners stand ready
to concede practically all demands
made by the miners as result OF
the government yelled threats TO
assume control of the mines for
the period OF the war. The pros
pect OF settlement, hence, looked
brighter today than at any time
since the strike began. The chang
ed attitude, too, is due somewhat
to the presence of Minister OF Mu-
nitions Lloyd-George who reached
Cardiff last night He was slated to
confer with the miners today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20

retary Lansing. The Mexican sit
pation was also considered.
Secretary Lansing, II Is under
stood. will complete the draft of the
German note and sub::it il finally to
the cabinet Friday.
Well informed officials say ;he
note will be much shorter than the
previous ones. unconfirmeG reports
say America may respond TO Ger
many's hint for American mediation
for a modification of both the Ger
man submarine methods and Eng
lands starvation blockade.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
VILLA TAKES QUERETARO.
Capture Is Confirmed by Dispatches
to the State Department.

WASHINGTON, July 20.---villa' S
flying squadron of cavalry has TAX
en- Queretaro according to reports
reaching here today. AT the same
time the state department received
word of the capture OF Naeo by two
a. Cardinas. Villa has no oommuni-
cation with Zacatecas. according to
FL Paso advices
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
July Wheat Slump.

CHICAGO. July 20.-Amid stormy
scenes July wheat dropped y cents
per bushei today. A rush 10 sell. oc-
casioned by nearly normal weather
throughout the whea. belt, cause'i
the decline The low price was Sill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
Joke on the Police

DALLAS, Tex, July 20.--The
joke is on dozen police today. Last
night they surrounded store be-
lieving that burglar was inside
and when an investigation was made
they found only life sized clothing
sign.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
fRhwayman Makes Haul.

4 xxfNfAUKEE. Wis, July ga
tu1MeyMan who slugged Messenger
GQS1 a0K the Cudahy Packing com
s@&fle Losse was in the business
obtained nearly $4,000 in
and checks. Though the
nd no clew they are making
~carch of the business section
fpbber.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20

England W0uud uncves~e War Ioaa
tO Over Three B3sIssos DolIsrs.
LONDON. July 20..-A ,ote for
credit of about s75o.00o, 600 was
asked by Premier Asauith this az
terDoon. He proposcd that the
amount come out Of the new war
loan, thus bringing the total war ap-
preparation up to more than three
billion dollars.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
SIX IN FAMILY PERISH.
Five Women and a Man Burn to
Death in Apartment House.

BOSTON, July 2o.-Five women
and one man in one family perished
early today in fire which trapped
them on the top floor of three
story wooden apartment house in
Chelsea. Two others were rescued
and revived by pulmotors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20

DALLAS. Texx.. July 2o.--The
validity of the 9:30 saloon closing
Law may be decided in the ease OF
]. c. Walker. VINO is cudeayoring to
have his license reins;ated. A rep
resentative Of the state comptroIler's
Office is interested in the case In
which II Is alleged the closing hour
was violated.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-20
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USES POOR JUDGMENT
AND LANDS N a CELL.

Q ST. PAUL. Mimi. July 20.
. Mike MullaDey IL today serv- Z
. ing a short term in the city Z
. Jail, because he used poor Z
q judgment In flirting. Z
. Mike sought little stroll Z
. with Mrs. Eta Claussen. When Z
. he persisted. she consented. Z
. After they had stroIled few Z
. blocks. she told him her broth Z
. er was locked up al Central Z
. police station. and suggested Z
. they go over. They did. At Z
. the door she shows him her
. badge. She Is policewoman. Z
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Pool Hall Ruling.

AUSTIN. Tex. Jais 2o.-In an
opinion today the attorney general
held that the court cs criminal APP
peaEs is the court OF last resort In
criminal matters in a ruling on the
acal hall case.
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GIRL SHOULD Break WITH
| THE NAN MH0 SMOKES
DIR. PEASE SAYS MAN WHO
SMOKES SHOULD NOT OCCC-
PY ROOM WITH WIFE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 20.
Three persons constituted the au-
dience at the first annual convention
of the Non-Smokers' League oi
America which opened here today
DR.. Chas. Pease OF New York. how
ever. was undaunted and went aheat
with his preachment. holding thai
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Strike Called OFT.

CARDIFF. Wales. July 2o.-The
great Wales coal strike which threat
ened to interfere with the production
OF munitions OF war has been settled.
II was announced early this evening.
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at prices higher than year ago.
but eggs. butter, potatoes and lem
ons are slightly lower. He predicted
a decrease of 81 90 per barrel in the
price of flour within a month.
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TEXAS DAY AT EXPOSITION.
Women Played Principal Role at ti''
Frisco Exposition.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 20
Women today played the principal
role in Texas day at the Panama-Pa-
cific exposition. Elks' day was also
on the program With parade oi
$4,000 members. The women were
responsible for the construction oi
the Texas building at the exposition.
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#NGWs YORK, July 20.-fn a final
9aft IA save himself from the elec-
IN chnlf former Police Lieutenan.
nnn ~. Becker will send Governor
aYh1tm60 his version Of the Herman
0thA1 murder, together with an
| brGol Tor eommutdtion of sen