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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-05
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The Woman's league of the
First Congregational church will
meet in the church parlors Monday
afternoon at 1880. Mrs. c. X.
Staudt will give her second lecture
on Browning's "Pippa Passes. /"
All women are invited.
Ivy chapter, Eastern Star, will
give a dance at Lincoln Academy
Wednesday evening.
Aloha club will meet Monday
with Mrs. George Hellar, SOC No.
] street. A meeting of the ex-
ecutive board will precede the pro-
gram, which will be on the British
colonies.
The Tacoma branch of the AssO-
citation of Collegiate Alumnae will
give a reception to the senior girls
of Lincoln and Stadium high
school, Friday at 2:30 p. m.
Miss Edith l.. Burgess. Miss Grace
Liddell, Miss Radford, Miss Nor
ris and Miss Wagon, teachers in
the different schools, will be hos
tesses. Mrs. A. e. Graupner of
Camp Lewis and Miss Griffith of
the Y. w. c. A. will speak.
The Parent-Teacher association
of Sherman school will hold its
monthly meeting at 5 p m. Tues
day. Speakers = Ray Frederic
Carter, representing the war de-
partment commission on training
artivities; Miss Helen Landon,
special worker for the women s
war work council of the Y. w. c..
A., How the Parent-Teachers'
Association Can Help Solve the
Problems Arising From the Wal"
Marriage licenses were issued
Saturday to Joseph Piazzola and
Agnes Mackie, of Pipestone,
Mont; Herley Meredith OF Buck
ley. and Emma Tallman of Mon
roe; j. e. johnson and Grace E.
Johnson, of Ethel; Albert Yalla-
way and Ina Derveer Of Olympia;
c. s. BUTTE and Hattie A. Smith
of Tacoma; c. G. Studabaker of
Eatonville and Rose E. Jabush of
Kelso; Aubrey A. Gurin and ].
Forsythe of Tacoma; Fred Schei-
derrick of Seattle and Alice ia
hoda of Kent; zach Hnyes Hobert
and Jessie e. Sidebotham of Sc
attic; G.. P. Steeples and Hazel NJ.
Stacy of Sumner; George Rea and
Ruth Bever of Tacoma, and John
IL. McQuain and Ethel Morton OF
Tacoma.
The 1917-101S yearbook Of the
Tacom Business Women's club Is
just out, a pretty little pamphlet
in white and gold. The officers
of the club are Mrs. Vera Chap
man, president; Mrs. Elizabeth M.
Kasson, vice president; Mrs. Ella
Bliss, secretary; Mrs. Media Jae-
ger Riley. treasurer; Mrs. Luema
10. Johnson, parliamentarian; Mrs.
George B. Woodbridge. director;
Miss Lizzie N. Palmer, director;
Mrs. Media Jaeger Riley, honorary
director. Meetings are held semi
monthly.
Fern chapter No. z, o. ID. s., will
hold stated communication Tues
day evening. The worthy matrcn
and officers have extended a spe-
cfal invitation to all sojourning
members in the city, to enjoy the
hour Of interest that will follow
the transaction of business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-05

Liberty Bell Altruistic club win
give card party at the woman'a
clubhouse Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-05
Cynthia
Grey's
Answers

Dear Miss Grey: I have al
ways wanted to be strong and
healthy, to be above the aver
age man in strength. But it
seems everything is against me
and l am down-hearted and
blue. l am 20 years old. Is
this too old to begin to train
to be professional strong
man? / am willing to work
hard. I am going to join the
navy when I am 81. That
will give me year to become
physically fit. Please advise
me where l may begin this
training. MAC.
A.-Of your two careers the
latter seems the more feasible.
Professional strong men usually
begin younger than 20 years, but
II you have the strength 1t is not
too late. You can gain much in
health and strength in any gym
nasium. The Y. M. G. A. physical
directors will examine and advise
you.
Dear Miss Grey: If a man IL
invited to call on girl and she
does not pay much attention to
him, has he the right to call
on her again? P. A.
Ale may call as often as she
permits him. Perhaps she will
like him better when she has
known him longer. But II she
continues her neglect. of course
he will not wish to keep on CALI
ing, since such treatment is hu.
initiating.
Dear Miss Grey: I am the
most unhappy girl in the world,
tho a few months ago I was the
happiest. I was happy with
the man l love, and we we're to
be married soon. Then some
thing in his past life took him
away from me. We parted in
tears. never to meet again. My
heart us broken. Life is only
shattered dream to me. And
the thought that he, too, is suf-
fering adds to my grief. An
other man has asked me to
marry him; but l have no
thought for anyone but the
first man. Oh why must the
innocent suffer for the sins of
others? Please give me a word
of comfort and tell me how to
forget the past? ELAINE.
A.-That a mans sin will drag
his innocent loved ones with him
into suffering and punishment
seems inevitable and the knowl-
edge of this should be q powerful
aid against temptation. The only
comfort for the innocent is that
while they suffer the responsi-
bility for the wrong act, II is not
theirs. Since your affair is irrev.
ocably settled you must devote
your efforts to rebuilding your
own life and interests. These war
times, while depressing, do offer
a channel for your activities
which will be of great benefit 10
You as well as to others. SO busy
yourself In Red Cross work or
some branch of social service and
In the creator need you will for
get your own sorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-05

Ordinary pairing of potato wastes 20 per cent
Twenty per cent of our potato crop would make a
whole Lake Erie of mighty fine soup. Gee! how one
can figure prosperity out of just our waste!
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
ROCK ISLAND NOTES


e, Gilroy. general foreman OF the
Waurika shops is here on company
business.
w. E. Long OF Chicago. supervisor
OF the fuel department. was here on q
tour Of inspection this week
Miss Mabel Butler has gone 10
Shawnee for a visit Of several weeks.
William Pollard maehinist in the
local shops. has returned to his home
IN Fort Worth FOR a several days visit.
Mrs. F. A Bascom and son William
left yesterday to spend several days
at Palestine, Tax
John Itson was here from El Reno
this week on official business.
r. G. Dixon and wife have gone to
Colorado Springs to spend a short va
cation.
Mrs. NJ. H. Bogue and son William
have gone 10 Salt Lake city and
Granger, Wyoming, for two months
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
MARKETS
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, Sept. 6- Higher tempera-
lures and absence OF frosts that had
been expecter brought a bad decline
today in the value Of corn. Prices
closed steady at net decline OF Is
TO 5-S with December at SLIP S-S to
SLIP i-2, and May at slOS S-S. Oats
finished unchanged to 3-S lower In
provisions the outcome was an ad
vance OF Z l2c TO pc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
Nsm York cotton.

New York Sept 6 Sharp midday
rallies We're followed by equally sharp
reactions in cotton today December
contracts sold up from 207se. the ear
ly low point 10 2Il9c. or % points
net higher. but broke 10 2O.60c and
closed at that ieyel with the general
list closing barely steady at a net de-
cline Of SO to 80 points
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
Fort worth LIvestoek.

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept 6.- Cattle
Receipts 1860: 2sc to soc lower;
heeyes. $3.50 TO Sl050 Hogs Re
ceipts 2006; l5c TO 25c lower, heavy
slI65 to slI.T5. sheep Receipts a.
500; steady; lambs ;1l to s14.50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
Two Points Of Wv.

Mr.. Goodleigh Her age really sur
priced me; she doesn't look twenty
eight does she?"
Miss snappe-"Not now, but l sup
pose she did once. Candle
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
Sc $50 1Oc
doing the most Of the work.

doing the most OF the work.
Garments were cut by Mesdames
Ambrister, Macarthur. Patten and Lo
sey Thursday morning.
Two finished hospital bed shirts
We're left outside the library door
Thursday morning The secretary
would appreciate it if the person who
left them would phone headquarters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
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A STOLEN SMILE 'ER TWO >
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Treason on the Farm.

First Govt is going 10 be an aw-
ful summer for us
Second Cow-"Yea, it win probably
be treason to kick the farm help -
New York Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07

stay aR
II H. Hudnal, machinist and wife,
left yesterday for visit at Kansas
City
r. t. McCune and wife of Chicago
are spending the week end with
friends in Chickasha Mr.. Mccune ia
boilermakers foreman in the Chicago
shops.
Mrs. r. P Ford and daughter are
spending a months vacation in Fort
Worth.
J r Eddy made a business trip TO.
McAlester yesterday
r. T. Nichols. maehinist,. expects TO
leave in a few days for visit at Den
yer Col.
l. B House. coppersmith. is spend.
ing a weeks vacation in Memphis
Tenn
A. Mccullough machinist, is in
Shawnee the week end
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
loo Wen Remembered.

Did you late uncle remember you
when he made his will?"
Il guess so-for he left me out ~
Longhorn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
LUX FOR THE WORD |
OZY |
/ II SPELLS GOOD SHOW
TONIC

Mutual Pictures Big star Only"
The Universal Film Co. presents
WHY THEY LEFT HOME
A one reel Joker comedy featuring
VIM. Franey.
CURRENT EVENTS"
Including Giant Bulldog guardians OF
Uncle Sans shore line thunder def
anee at democmcy's enemies. Dances
Of the olden days stir us. Eagles make
the eagle scream. AS iron workers we
are good dangers Russian diplomats
welcomed BY aged "boys" IN blue And
other interesting subjects
luke. RANK IMPERsONATOR"
One reel Lonesome Luke comedy
The Pathe Film Co present "Myste-
ry OF the Double Cross" the feature
serial OF perils and love featuring Mol.
ly King.
Episode II
LOVES SACRIFICE"
Philippa Brewster Mollle King
Peter Hale ---------------L Leon Barry
Bridgey Benuey------- Ralph Stuart
Dick Annesley GLADDEN. James
Tie Masked stranger----? F.? n
Bentley knows that the Hale mil.
lions will 80 70 the man who marries
the Girl OF the Double Cross but after
many unsuccessful attempts on the
life Of Peter Hale, Bentley is finally
forced to confess and is landed in |
jail. He Is bailed and makes another
attempt on Peters life but is frustrat.
ed again Pursued by Peter and Dick
Annesley Bentley seeks refuge in the
Brewster home He persuades Phil
ippa to shield him and when the pur- /
suers arrive she informs them that
Bentley has escaped By way Of the
window. In hiding. Bentley overhears !
Hubert Brewster tell his associate
Of an unexpected coup in Q and d. Hef
realizes that this Information, II made
public, would ruin Brewster and De
eides to make u9e Of it n ---ompiIah
his aim.
Marry me, or | will ruin your faith
ef, is his message to Philippa. Phil
ippa hurries to Bepuey's home to save
her father the threatened catastronhe,
seeing Bpntley entarin0 I
had summoned the police. He is greta.
y surprised when he sees Phillppa 60.
ing into the house and heartbroken,
decides 10 abandon the investigation
Next episode. "The Riddle OF the
Cross"
Coming Fatal Ring" a serial
featuring Pearl White.
Tomorrow Jerry comedy, and Grant
the Police Reporter.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07


PARTS having old paper or old rags
which they will give the Red Cross are
asked 10 call Miss Lula Lee at 1867 or
Miss Rebecca Armstrong al l97 and
not Mrs Helm as was enormously
stated in yesterdays column. This is
an opportunity for everyone to help
the Red Cross merely by not wasting
or throwing away old papers or rags
No rags on papers are too dirty Save
You Old mop rags dish rags and wrap
ping paper and the Boy Scouts will
call for them and sort them News
papers ana magazines are even more
desirable and every little bit will mean
more money for The Red Cross to con
lnue its work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
"The Coolest Place In Town.
YANKEE PLUCK"
s.par World Brady-made picture
featuring

with Ethel Clayton playing the role
OF a charming and extremely patriotic
young Yankee girl and with Montagu
Love m the powerful role OF an in
trlguing foreign embassy official,
Yankee Pluck" comes TO the sugg
tonight This newest Brady-made
World picture is a thoroughly delight.
ful and pleasing production The
scenes shown OF the interesting points
ABOUND Washington and OF Washing
ton society and diplomatic life, are in
tcresting in the extreme and are
splendidly put on
The story has been staged in lay
ish manner Miss Clayton wears many
charming gowns in the latest style
and this feature viii prove Of particu.
lar interest to all the ladies' who see
this picture
The plot of this picture is a partic-
ularly timely one as il reyolves around
the efforts OF a foreign legation at
tache TO secure the highly important
plans Of new army aeroplane car
ried by u S military man. Pretty
Polly Pollard played by Ethel Clay
ton. illustrates these efforts in a most
remarkable and startling manner and
her father IS saved from disgrace Soc
Yankee Pluck" at the sngg tonight.
Vaudeville
PALACI0Us BROS.
In a classy Marimbophone act
PRICES TODAY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07
= rSa2F 5}3g
Red Cross Headquarters al Carnegie
Libray-PhOne l452

Phone all news tor the Red Cross
column to 745.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07

Mrs w q Harweli has completed
muffler
Wednesday afternoon Mesdames
Cochran king. Rickerts Boone.
Cook and Bingham cut garments and
Mesdames Bynum. Denham Atkinson
and Hoover sewed at the Red Cross
rooms
The girls OF the Rose Bud Auxiliary
knitted wash cloths under The direc.
tion Of Mrs. Carthel Wednesday after
noon
Two wash cloths have been complet
ed by Leonard Good one by Mary
Good and TWO by Mrs Tom Peery
There were no workers at the Red
Cross rooms Thursday afternoon. In
the fact OF the tremendous amount Of
work to be done and the immediate
and urgent need Of Red Cross supplies.
such a lack OF interest is lamentable
Are there not more women in Chicka.
sha who can give a few hours 10 this.
work? SO far a few faithful ones are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07

e. Giiroy general foreman OF the
Waurika shops is here on company
business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07

Mrs VIC. Harweii has completed
a muffler
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-07

Mutual Pictures Big Star Only
The Universal Film Co presents
WHY THEY LEFT HOME"
one reel Joker comedy featuring
VIM Franey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
TRACEDIA AUToMovILIsTICA

Tn ~desgraciado accidente mas. AGA
ba de registrahse en- cl lugar como
cido con e. nombre de South Loup.
dcbido a la velocidad u que sc hace
andar a los AUTOMOBILES N aquellos
lugares.
En- un m~otociclo de dos aslentoS.
paseaban anteayer en- el dicho lugar,
Frank La Breach Y Bella Herring,
b;en ajenos a 10 que les iba a aeon
tecer. Al dar Ia vuelta en- la gran
curva. I'm a]Utom6vil, que venia a to-
da yelocidad. Sc arroj6 encima de
clos, d~espedazando completamente
Ia maquina, Y causandoles d clos
tan graves lesioncS, que uno de ellos,
La Breach. muriG ell el hospital dc
la ciudad. y el otro, Herring. mucs-
ira heridas graviSimas. FL automo-
vii causante de Ia deSgracia, hugo,
pero como el conductor de otro. pre-
s~enciara el hecho, 10 pcrSlguio hasta
darle alcance. aprehendiendo al chau
ffeur. pues los tripulantes s~altaror
a TERRA Y huyeron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
Root, 6uesped Dc henQ.
de Ia Association
de Abogados

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y,
Septiembre Sci abogadc Elihu
Root, jefe de la mission americana
que fue a Russia, fue ell invitado
de honor de un banquete que dio Ia
Association Americana de Abogados,
que ha estado celebrando aqui i'm
portantes conferencias.
Tambien %figuraron, entire los in
vitados ~especiales al banquete, los
attaches militares de las embajadas
~francesa, rusa, inglesa, italiana y
belga, figurando, ademas, NJ. Gas
ton de Leval, Ell comisionado especial
belga, quien aver pronuncio un dis
curse sobre como impera la ley ale
mana en- Belgica.
FL citado Representative peiga fue
electo miembro h~onorario de Ia Aso-
ciaci6n Americana de Abogados, ha-
biendo sido su nombramiento auto
rizado por I'm comite que labora por
la guerra y que esta presidido por
Mr.. Root. Tai nombramierto fue
recibido con APPLAUSE general. N. de
Level, a peticion de Ia c~oncurrencia,
amplio su discurso pronunciando en- la
tarde, V refiri0 la historic de la eje-
cuci6n de miss Edith Cavell, la mar
tir enfermera ingiesa.
Tn gran entusiasmo cause entire
los concurrentes al banquete ell Pre-
sidente de la Supreme Corte de JUS
ticia de South Dakota, al eXpresar-
Sc en- los siguientes terminus: "Yo
hablo desde ell punto de vista de I'm
eXtranjero de nacimiento. Y como
yo, millones de otros e~Xtranjeros
nan venido a este pals solos, sin di-
nero J sin amigos, y hemos disfru-
tado de TODD cuanto los Estados Uni
dos poseen: sus tierras libres, sus
libres escuelas, Y sobre TODD clio,
su espiritu y SD alberto corazon ha-
ella la c~amaraderia. Los Estados Uni
dos no solo nos han acogido, sine
que nos han dado TODD cuanto po-
seen. Debemos, por 10 tanto, lealtad
a su bandera, a su Constitution, a
sus leyes. No debemos ser apostatas,
nj ingratos, nj perjuros y convertir-
nos, en- la bora de su mayor necesi-
dad. en- dcsleales a su causa. Por el
contrario, dcbcmos cumplir con nue.
tro debcr y ser lealcs a quicn TODD
nos ha dado.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
A Estudiar'

a las $50 de la manana dc hoy,
dcbera salir para Notre Dame, India
ma, Ell senior Alfonso Anaya, que por
largo espacio de tempo fuera nucs-
tro compahero de reduction y quien
va a la Universidad de Notre-Dame
disfrutando de una pension que en-
csc centric de ensenanZa lie %conccdie-
IA 81 gobierno americana para cur
sar Ia carrera de Leyes.
Debe Ia pension de que Sc habla, ell
senior .Anaya, a un trabajo jiterario
~presentado a la Universidad, lIamadv
La Guerra como voluntad Y como
representation, ell cual fuG objeto
dc grandes elogios dc parte del Con-
sejo Univcrsitario dc Notre-Damc.
Al decir adios al qucrido companc-
70 con toda Ia efusion dc una sim
patia Y dc una admiration bicn "a
nadas por cl, &c dcscamos dc TODD CO.
raZ0n que miro colmados suS aIanc.
dc saber muy pronto para qJc siga
-obtcnicndo rriunfos mayorcS que los
que hasta ahora lc la proporcionaio
t~alcnto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
Cuales tropas sefan
las proximas en
If a Europa

WASHINGTON, Scpticmbrc g.
De acuerdo con las Geclaracioncs
hcchas por ell Departamento dc Cue
RIA, las proximas uaidadcs que cru
Zaran cl occano con rumbo a Euro
pa, seran las guardias n~acionaics dc
California c Illinois y la Division de
Nueva Inglatcrra. Probablcmcntc, los
guardias de Nueva York que ahora
sc encuentran acampados en- Spar
tanburg, South Carolina, formaran
81 cuarto contingente que saidra pa
"a los campos de Francia. DespuGs
lie Seguiran las guardias nacionales
de los Estados de Indiana, Wisconsin
y Ohio, g~uardias q han deiado dc scr
10 desde ell momento en- q fucron in
corporados al ejercito regular.
FL Departamento dc Guerra csti
-obrando en- forma tai. al anviar Ia.
trOpas a Francia, de mode dc quc
todas las seccioncs de los Estados
Unidos tengan su representation en-
tire las fuerzas que Sc encuentran
en- Francia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
UN NEGRO FUE HERIDO DE UN
BALAZo Y ACUSADO DE EOBO

George King. un negro resIdente
en- la Avenida de Lakeview, fue en-
coutrado aver a las 8 de la manana,
en- uno de los patios de la Estacion
del Ferrocarril del I and G. N, en- los
momentos en- que cargaba o I'm ba-
rril !leno de botellas de cerveza va
cias. Ell negro al yer cue habla s'do
descubicrto echo a correr V entonces
ell Official Flewelen lie disparo su pls-
tola, pegandole en- ell pie derecho y
logrando de este modo que Sc detu-
vicra. De ALI Sc llev6 a la esta-
ci0n de Policia donde fue acusado de
robo Y en- seguida Sc lie conduJo al
Robert B. Breen Memorial Hospital,
para que Sc lie curara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
No cueata mucho! Pro-
cure probarlo de
tedas maneras
Dice como le alivio ell dolor y lc saco
ell Gallo.

Los apuntes de los hospitales u C
tran u TODD ell tempo cuando I'd.
corta un Gallo invita- a los germenes
venenoso para que invadan su san
gre, procedimiento cue resulta mne-
cesario segun declara una au%toridad
de CINCINNATI, quien ha dicho que con
un cuarto de onza de un adroga Ia
mazda Freezone, que pudo obtener a
muy peaueno costo en- la botica, fue
suficiente para librar a sus pies de
los callos suaves o duros que tenia.
Applique I'd. simplemente unas
cuantas gotas de esta droga sobre
ell Gallo Y al derredor del mismo y ell
dolor d~esaparecera instantaneamentc.
Muy POGO tempo despues cl Gallo to-
do sera sacado de raiz sin causar do
lencias.
Esta droga es pegajosa pero SO
SEGA muy pronto y Sc puede asegu-
rar que despues de aplicada en- eual-
quier caho, no produce %irritaciones o
inflamaciones en- los tejidos adyacen-
ties.
ST su esposa acostumbra usar cal
zado de tacon alto lie causara mucho
gusto leer esta noticia. -Ady.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
NFORMACION LOCAL
DOS ARRESTOS.

La justicia federal, representada
por Mr.. John C. Dibrell, no ha des-
cansado en- Ia persecution de todos
los individuos ~sospechosos de tratar
de poner dificultades al r~eclutamlen-
to. o ~ejecutar actos ~contrarlos a
las actuales necesidades del gobler-
no. asi como en- averiguar TODD 10
que a maquinaciones anti-americanas
0 anti m~ilitaristas Sc refiera.
Aver, Ell diputado Marshall de los
Estados Unidos Mr.. Dibrell, nevo a
cabo dos aprehensiones, en- indlvl-
duos acusados de poner obstaculos
al reclutamiento.
Uno de ellos, es Chat es Wheeler,
cuyo arresto Sc verified en- IN lugar
situado a ocho millas al este de Ia
poblaci6n de Seguin, por el agente
especial Needham.
Graves cargos, con ~relaci0n a!
Presidente de la Republica, pesan
sobre Whoerler, al cual Sc eXigle-
ron cinco mil pesos de fianza. para
dejarlo en- libertad, con la obligation
de p~resentarse al jurado en- el pro-
ximo mes de Diciembre.
FL otro arrestado, St llama Joe
Froelick, Y su apprehension sc hizo
en- la misma poblacion De Seguin.
La acusacion que sc hace contra
Troelick. es que, siendo sortedo pa
"a cl servicio militar obligatorio, en-
Ell nuevo ejercito De los Estados
Unidos, ha declarado que e. no qule-
re pelear contra Alemania.
Parece ser que ha alegado tam
bien, que los Estados Unidos hacen
nal en- obligar a las german boys"
aQui ~radicados, a II a pelear contra
ell imperio del Kaiser.
Sc le IA exigido tambien, para po-
nerlo en- libertad, fianza de cinco mil
d6lares, de6iendo ~presentarse al mis-
mo gran jurado que Sc reunira en-
san Antonio el proyimo mes de d.
ciembre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-09
DE TROPAS

Aver quedaron instaladoS en- c!
Campo Travis, los mil ~cincucnta y
nueve hombres, que son la mitad
del primer contingente de los que
succsivamcntc deben II llcgando al
dicho campo. para SUI practica en- Ia
noventaba division del cjcrcito ma
cional.
Muchas dificultades hubo aver en-
Ia oficiaIidad de! Campo. al rccibir
' dar de alta en- Ia division a estos
reclutas. pueS no todos traian su< do
cumentoS en- regla.
Sin embargo. pronto quedo TODD
arreglado.
Sc esperan nuevos contingencies
en- el curse de los dias que vienen.