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Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
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WEATHER TODAY

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 W WASHINGTON. D C., April 22.-For Arizona Monday cloudy; Tuesday partly cloudy: not much change in temperature.
 Monday generally fair; slightly cooler; Tuesday increasing cloudiness.
 New Mexico-Monday cloudy; Tues day partly cloudy; not much change in temperature.
 West Texas-Monday and Tuesday partly cloudy.
 Southern California-Fair.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
NEW AOJuTANT GENERAL
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SANTA FEE. N. NJ. April 22.-Gover- nor W. E. Lindsey today appointed Captain James E. Baca. company E. Filst New Mexico infantry, adjutant general to succeed General Harry T Herring
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
YOUNG LAPS ARRESTED
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HAVANA, April 22.-A message to Fl Mundo from Santo Domingo Cuba. reports the arrest of three young Jap anese. who were surprised while draw ing plans of the Maria Antonia sugar plant and a railroad at Cruces, Santa Clara province. They had in their possession a map of the island, with special markings regarding Havana and all points between Carabien and Cien- fuegos, besides note book containing notes in Spanish, English and Japanese.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

parade, asks that any automobile owner or dealer wishing to help out in good cause by driving in the pa rade notify him by Phone. i36 or call at l23 w Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
WORKING MEN AND WOMEN'S OPPOR-
 TUNITY

to get in on the ground floor in a great placer mine proposition. A safe, sane and sure investment for your hard earned savings. 5000 acres of gold bear ing sand and gravel ready to be worked with big SteaT shovel. Quenner ma chine and Sebbings table dry process
 A small investment now may make you independent. Write postal card to have me call or telephone S5l6. X. l. Taylor, 3l5 E. Mcdowell St Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

William Kreig. well known Phoenix business man, will leave the latter part of the month for Prescott and other northern points on an extended busi- ness trip.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Rebekahs Attention

All Rebekahs are requested to meet at the Merryman chapel this afternoon at o'clock, to accompany the remains of Sadie c. Jones to the cemetery at
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
MUNY SWIMMING POO[ |S LATEST
 THING ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-The growing importance attached to knoWl- edge how to swim, is further evidenced by a movement on foot at Modesto, Calie.. for municipal swimming pool. In this Modesto is following in the footsteps of a half score of smaller California cities which already have plants for the instruction of boys and girls as to methods both of self pres eryation and the rescue of others in the water Records of attendance at these various pools show that the elders. both men and women. are talk ing advantage of the exercise and rec reation which they afford. Riverbank. another California town also has made plans for a pool The majority of these pools arc oper-air plunges.
 George J. Janer. who a few years ago was ranked among the the leading racket wielders of the Pacific coast, is being picked in Spokane to step into the place left vacant by Joe Tyler, many times Inland Empire tennis champion and holder of numerous other northwest titles, Janer who in 1909 won the Pacific coast title from a field which included Maurice Mclaughlin. now lives in Spokane. He first won the Paeibc coast title in 1905 and from that time until 1909. when he again annexed the championship, he has always ranked among the first three or four. He and Mclaughlin played doubles to- gether and never were defeated on the Pacific coast They went east in 1909 and won every tournament in which they played except the national doubles in which they were defeated by Hack ett and Alexander who won the title.
 The same year Janer won the Inter- national singles tournament. defauIting to Nat Niles, the title holder. He also won the all-cOmers tournament in 1909. Janer has announced that unless he is out of the city at the time of the h. land Empire championship event this year, he probably will play. He has not participated in tournaments since 1909 but has kept himself in fair condition on the courts of the Spokane Amateur Athletic club.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

Plans of the Los Angeles Athletic club to hold three Amateur Athletic Union swimming championship events in June have been upset and. as a re
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

MT. and Mrs. William Messenger of Wickenburg are guests at the Jefferson hotel during a short pleasure stay in this city. They arrived yesterday aft ernoon.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

Clyde A. Poison. prominent business man of Williams. arrived last evening and will spend the next few days here on business. He is guest at the Jef- ferson hotel.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
Dance Tonight

Under the auspices of the Phoenix Building Trades Council dance will be given in Patrick hall tonight. be- ginning at 9 o'clock. Besses orchestra has been engaged.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
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mereial hotel during a short stay in the Salt River valley.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

W. l.. Wilson. well kfiown Globe resident, arrived last evening and will send several days here on combined business and pleasure trip. He is a guest at the Jefferson hotel.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


 WANTED-6 or S-foot soda fountain m good condition. Address Box 271i Republican. 3t
 WANTED - Woman for general houseWork. Mrs. Webb Griffen. e9 West Linwood. Phone. S499. St
 YOUNG MAN WANTED-Troy Laundry. If ..FOR SALE-New 1917 Overland S5 touring car Seat covers, bumper. extra tires, insurance and taxes paid $500 cash. Call room 34, St. Francis Hotel.
 CHALMERS. three passenger road ster. tIrst-class condition Top good as new. cylinders, 40 T. P. Tires all in good shape. This car can be bought cheap. Address F. c B.. care Republican. for demonstration. any nfterronn. if
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
WEATHER FROM ALC OVER

U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau. Water Users
 Building
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

E. A. Germain, a prominent Detroit Dusiness man: is guest at the Com
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

J. E. LeBaron of Tucson is spending few days as a Phoenix visitor. ar irving late yesterday afternoon. He is guest at the Commercial hotel.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

Miss Estelle Reniger will leave this morning for Tempe where she will spend sometime visiting friends and relatives in that city.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

NJ. A. Frederick. prominent Florence cattle man. was a late arrival at the Hotel Jefferson last evening He will spend several days here on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

Fr6zy, AGE. le. L4sky-Pxrzmauns
Presez1-s NE-is Do-o :. Lost al
Wu-.- E--s, Pz-zzozz. Coze3y,
@Blaek O.x-aai.
Sat AEg. II. Tho& B. lace
Presez1s CA&-ies Ray II ~TAs Ps-os
Hits--T E=, Keystone Sezre.t
SPECIAL Cozs5y; Robsis Dan n Sc
crs-s q Beauty P1-ic-."
Men, Aug. 13, Paramount
Jesse l. LAsky P-ssszts SesSza
HayzzEs n SEaeh ot Els KID. =
Extra, Classy vitzgrapA SERIAL Sto-
n. DO-Ushy Kelly il "TAs Ss--s:
Kiag5o-.-
Tues AEg. IL Fine ArtS-Triangle
Emo Lncol- and Carmel Myers Z
Night and TIE Mar Extra II
angle Comedy, "A Dishonest Burg
lar
We'd Aug. Is, APoJlA An DIANA
Dorothy Bernard n Fer Coca
Name. Extrz, Latest Pztha News.
Thurs Aag. 1s P1IlAs Paramount
Leonore Uhieh II Her Own Peo-
pie" Extra, Liberty, the Girl of the
L. S. 4.
Friday, Aag. IL, LAsky-ParamOunt
Lou Tsllegen in The Black Wolf.
Extra, Paramount D;anoai Comedy.
Sat, Aug. is, Thos. q. Inee
Presents Bessie Bzrriscsle IN The
Scnzrl." Extra, Seunst = Keystone
Special Comedy; Alice Davenport in
'Msiden's Trust"
Mon, Aug. %, Paramount
Jesse L. LaSky Presents Theodore
Roberts in %The American Consul"
Extra, sth Chapter vitagraph Serial
Story. Dorothy Kelly in ''The Secret
Kingdom.
Tues, Aug. p, Triangle-Fh Arts
Jack Deyereaux in THE Man Who
Made Good" Extra, Triangle Com
sdy, "a Laundry Clean-Up."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

We'd Aug. q Art Drxza
!s1z SoztAs= n 'Roxie oGaSy. =
Extra, Latest PAtAe News.
Thursday, August 2s
Jesse I. LSxky Presents Fannie Ward
in The Winning Of SaIlis Tsnple. .
Ext-z, lSth Chzpse- Liberty; Marie
Wsle&np and Eddie Polo.
Friday, Aug. -, Paramount
Jesse L. L&sky Presents Miss Nae
Murray Il On Record Extra, that
Classy Comedian, victor Moore in
-His Magic Vest"
Sat August - ThoS. II. Ines
Presents E=is Bez>se4 N @Happi-
osss.@ Ex-z, = T~o Acts, tie Fa-
101s P1tAe-LoosSaze LIKE Come
dies.
M0nsEy. August p, Daniel FrOhmaa
Prss-as Mx-gzs<ise C.Ark IN The
Fortunes Of Fn.T Extra, 9th Chap
es- The Secret Engdon."
Tuesday, ARg. - Fine Arts-Trisngle
Se1s Owen 4 @Msdzrs Bo Peep"
Extra, Triangle Comedy. @His So
cizl Rise"
We'd Aug. =. U. S. Amusement Co.
AIT Drama. Dorothy Bernard in
The Aceonpliee." Extra, Pathe's
Latest World News.
Thus, Aug. 50, Paramount-Lasky
Presents Blanche Sweet in ''Those
without SIN Extra, 18th Chapter
Liberty, With Marie walcamp.
Friday, Aug. 81, Paramount-Lasky
Presents Marie Doro in Castles for
Two" Extra, Paramount Comedy.
Sat, September !, Thos. II. Inee
Presents Charles Ray in The Mil
ionaire Vagrant." Extra, the Fa-
nous Lonsome Luke 2-Aet Comedy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02

sat- JAY - TrlERgIe TIns Arts
wz. Desmond r PA65y oEE-z. Ex,
ia Esysone TEu Par SPECIAL. Fri.
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Eozss Peters 2aG Myrtle StsS-xz i
The EGFq.7sSz ot TREE wozz-=
Er-z. YitsErzpA Ssrial, Dorothy KsI-
y 4 The Ssc-st Kng5az.
TuesdAy, July 81, Fine Arts
Bessie Lave n ~Chssr.l G.vs-s. =
Erz, T-i1aEie Cszs5y, sPseseaat
Psrlis.s
We'd August !. An Drama
Anns G. Nllsan II @I1hdeEty.- TX
"a, Pzths Weekly --latest News.
thurs August :, Lasky-Pxrznouaf
wallace Red and Anita King L The
Golden Fsttg-.= Extra, 10Th Chap
Ter Liberty, TIE Girl ot the L. S. 4.
Friday. August ,Pzrzn0gnt-M Mcroseo
George Be5aa IN %His Sweetheart. >
Extra, Victor Moore IN @Rozgh and
Ready Reggie"
Sat, August 4, Thos- h luce
Presents William s. Hart IN SThe
Desert Man" Extra, Keystone-Sen-
nett Comedy, TEDDY at the ThrUt-
tie. See the Wonderful Dog.
Men- August s Famous Players Par.
amount. Owen Moore and Irene Fen
wick in "a Girl Like That" Extra,
Chapter 6. Classy vitagrsph Seri-
al, Story, The Secret Kingdom.
Tues Aug. z, Fine Arts-TriangIe
Wilfred Lucas in 'Hands Up" Ex-
ira, Triangle Comedy, "skirt STRAIT
egy.7
Wed, Aug. 8, Appola Art Drama
Miss Alma Hanlon in "God Of Little
Children" Extra, Pathe Weekly.
Latest news.
Thurs Aug. 9, Pallas Paramount
Vivian Martin in ''The Wax Model"
Extra, Chapter II, Liberty, the Girl
Of the U. S. A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-02
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Sat- August - ThoS. II. Inee
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
EN- J:ALISCO.

Acaban de llegar a esta poblaei0n
algunas personals radicadas en- la ca
pital del Estado de J~alisco, las Qua
les vienen en- viaje de negocios Y re-
gresham en- breve 4 la ciudad de Qua
dalajara.
Hablando con elias, respecto i la
situacion en- aquel estado, nos mani
f~eStaron que . ultimas fechas habian
aparecido diversas partidas rGsbeldes
que tenian en- perpetua inquietud i
varios pueblos.
Que por 10 que hace a la capital,
Ell disgusto contra ell gobierno era ca
da dia mayor, mas que NADIA, a pesar
de que sus desaciertos parecen ser
muchos, por Ia campana que Sc ha
extremado ultimamente, contra los
insituciones ~religiosas, en- una espe-
Gle de renovation brutal del jacob
nismo inconsciente de los primeros
dias del triunfo carrancista.
Sc han d~eSpojado, con lujo de fuer-
Zas, instituciones catolicas de diver
sa indole, y Sc han repartido publica-
mente los libros de las bibliotecas,
junto con multitud de objetoS a dichas
in]stituciones pertenecientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
PARA LOS SOLDADOS.

En- todaS las c2ntinas dc la ciudad.
han a~pare:ido. en- lugar visible.
.carteles en- los que Sc anuncia Que 2
n!ngin soldado con uniforme Sc e
veHderan l~icores, por mas qIe 10
solicite, sean cl os de Ia c!ase que
fueren.
Esto Sc hace en- cUmplimiento de
Ia disposition a la cual nos referimos
ult;mamente. sobre IA prohibition
absolute dc a venta de bebidas al
eitrcito.
Muchas cantinas cercanas Z los
campos m;litares, Sc han cerrado va.
Y Sc cerraran otras que contabaa a
los militares como clientele principal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
REGALO De UN YATE DE 400 TO,
NELAOAS AL GOSiERSO
AMERICANA.

WASHINGTON. Nave PEI r..
IJohn Il. Hacries. e Nuevs York. ha
yegaiado I! gobicrno de los Estados
Un;d6s. 81 y@tc 3e vapor Sur. de
800 orcadaS .. ca~pacidad, ohsequ;o
que ha siao scep,ado por el gorierno.
c.a Ia ordorado que :! referido va
- Sc yaIna " Ia fiota del Atlanticc,
or n q prss;ar& serricio de harco-anl
.hu!anc:a. e barc5 es q primero ie
81 case que Ia Armada ma rec DIDO
dc So man=-a, durante Ia preSente.
guerra.
= dunantc inSistio, acemas. con e.
sob:e~ao. 4ue So e perm!tIera Sufra-
gar, por - propia cuenta, todos los
gastoS que Sc necesitaran para "a
conservation y operaci0n del yate, du-
rante ell tempo que este prestara SIS
S~ervic:os al go6ierno.
La anterior notic:a fue dada a Ia
publ:cidad por el S~ecretario de Ma
r:na, Mr.. Daniels, quien expres6 que
tenia e~Spe-anz2S &c que otros NIL
chos prcp!cvarios de yates seguirian
<. ejempio de Mr.. Harries, a fin de
cue q Armada de, At,antico pudie-
r. ser Provista de una completa flo
t!la de barcoS an4bulanc:aS.
(! Surf" E.ens camarores para %
~p4cientes y CT cubierta podrian c o
modarse. perfcctamente, ocros Glen
Gepartamentos. Va Sc han dado las
oraenes necesarias para cue 81 bar
&C de References sea acoRdic!onaco
con S2ias dc operac.ones, oot:ql;reS
: ct-ss eoE.2Gidades para Sd n@evo
Ga5ajo, ) var!as cltermeras &c IA
Cruz Eo:a, lie las que p-ccticaban en-
81 Hospital de Bellevue, dc Nueva
York, ha- -ecibi6o i~ns-rucc.opes de
insta:arse : bordo dei ciuado yare.
ST. servic:o coasisti-a en- 81 traaspo--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
CEoQTE

= - res = med:a 90 II tarde 1e
aver Sc rcg;sur5. 81 ia es&cIn" de las
c@llss j. Hou55os- -lamo. IL hse-
70 c151u2 snI:e 1H lran e!e5lr;co ic
l. iinea lie TD5iI. I'll. Il o.cieis-
"a .;1a -on1uc!a n 2leXicanc llama
90 Jose N;eto.
r. tranv:o caminaba ror Ia calie ce
Houston rumbo al Sap Depot. y al
dar vue!ta an Z plaza &c. Alamo. a
cerrG : at-avesac q c;c.iSta, &uien
fue arroiado q cor.a distantia, sin
cauS.rse mas daHo q2e :" roilra lei
p~aH.al6n.
J5ml :! cllpab!e Gei aec:aents fae
(. r;clizca. L 31iic:a 10 detuyo Al NO.
~-criSt@ lei Uren.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
BANQUETE

FL ~jueves pr6XimO. = las s.ete y
media de la nochc, tendra lugar en-
el restaurant mexicano ~Original,"
de esta ciudad. I'm banquete dado
Dor ell Club de MaGres del Parque
Riverside, en- obsequio de los alum
nos de Ia High School, graduates en-
81 presente aho escolar, Y honor
principalmente de aquellos que fle-
ron alumnos de la escuela del Par
Qle Riverside.
Asistiran los profesores, y duran
te el banquete tocara una magni-
flea orQuesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
EN- Ell HALL.

El lunes II del proximo mes Ie Ju-
MO, tendra lugar en- el Beethoven
Hall, segun atenta ~invitacion que ha
llegado a nuestras manos, III solemne
ceremonial en- la que seran graduadas
distinguidas alumnas de Ia prestigio-
So institution educativa conocida con
Ell nombre de Our Lady of the Lake"
Las alumnas graduadas son Miss
Marion ". Buttrill, Miss Thelma Ray
de Freese, Miss Mary Elizabeth Fox,
Miss Lucille NJ. French y Miss Cristi-
nj c. Garcia.
Ell domingo diez, tendra lugar una
misa solemne a las ley de la ma
mana y una exhibition artistica por
Ia tarde, en- ell auditorium del Hotel
st. Anthony.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
"
SENTIDA

R~espetables personals de esta cru
dad, radicadas antano en- la comarca
lagunera, han recibido la infausta
nueya de que el Sr. D. Agustin oNn-
temayor, muy conocido y apreciado
hombre de negocios de aquella ciu-
dad, acababa de fallecer en- la ciudad
de Gomez Palacio, Estado de Du-
range.
Ell Sr. Montemayor, era padre del
ST. D. Antonio Montemayor. cuya es-
posa, Dona Isaura Chavez de Monte
mayor, Sc encontraba grandemente de-
licada el dia en- que tan desgraclado
acaecio, pues que ACADIA de dar
luz un nino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
49, NFORMACION 9 81.
ARREsTADOs


E seuor ). ". Stewart. que vive e.:
j. cas-. .@nero 102 &c IL Gale de
Sur Presa, 50 presents aver 9 las
ofr'7as ie police ccaducendo q
verc $ ch:GuiiIos mezica1cs. DC Siate
. trace a5os 5e edaG, . quienes pu-
10 s~orpraHdar - moment's en que
+ rcA.pa7 a.guros artic-!os : mer-
car5ias de ST cisaGa de aharrotes.
Ia poiiSia reco6r5 1T relic; de
co. e . Hates. ma navaia de
-asd-ar : u@@. considerable oanrida5
lie 5..ic-io5 varios. q1e harlan s:do
rooados POI es.os rreeoee: raceros,
que iueroT iEterrados CT una c2sa
correctional,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
MEETING.

la soc:edai "Tenicnt" Co"onel
Ricardo Lott de esta c:udad. hi:os
de la Revolution Americana &c G.
6ara IN meeting 4 las do V media
de "a tarde del viernes pr6Ximo, en-
Ia casa de l. seno-ita Maria Gaia
rina Kemper, con obieto de uatar
los asuntos relatives : Ia creaci6n
de IN nuevo cap.tulo Dc n ':"Z Ro-
ia. que levara el %omb"e &c Hugo
H. Young"
T doctor Young cuyo nombre
l!cvara la f;lantropica institution
qle Sc piensa e~stab'ecer. slldra en-
breve 4 los campos de Francia. con
obieto de hace-sc cargo dc M sec
ci6n de la cruZ roja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
CABRERA TORRES CERCA DE
SALTILLO.

Personals p]rominentes de Ia capital
del Estado de Coahuila, residences en-
Ia actualidad en- San Antonio, han re-
cibido noticias de aquella ciudad, So
bre la presencia de fuerzas revolu-
cionarias Ell aigunas haciendas GER
canas 4 Ia mencionada capital.
Una de dichas cartas, de cuyo con-
tenido hemos podido en%terarnos, dice
cue hace poses dias lego a n de
las mas importantes haciendas del
mrnicipio de Saltil!o, cercana 4 esa
ciudad, una numerosa partida revolu-
cionaIia, mandada por el conocido je-
fe ]carrancista primero y a~nti-carran-
cista despues, Alberto Carrera To-
rreS.
Dicen estaS noticias Que Carrera
Torres trae a sus 6rdenes de quinien-
los q seiscientos hCmbres, no NAL per-
~trechados, y que constituye una YER
dadera amenaza para la region.
Contribute a aumentar la alarma,
ell hecho de que gran parte de la po-
blaci6n c~arrancista del Estado, Sc en-
cuentra por TODD extreme contraria-
da con Ia imposition que ell gobier-
no del centric quiere hacer, llevando
de nuevo a Ia primera magistratura
del Estado, al ex-gobernador. Gus
taro Espinosa Mireles, siendo asi que
Ell que cuenta con la mayoria de los
votos de la m~uchedumbre obrera, es
Luis Gutierrez, el candidate contra
rio.
Como Sc We, las cosas no andan muy
bien por aQuella entidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
RIN.A.

En- Ia X Gale de Nolan de esta
ciudad. So rsgistr6 aver en- IA tarde
IN magnc e~sc&ndalo p~rovocado por
dos indiviGaos, que - :.a!La5an en- es-
ta&o de s~-.brjaFuez. quienes. armados
con sen6a5 toteilsS ic c2Gveza. Sc pro-
2inabaa &c Eolpes en- differences par
tss d.: clerPo.
r. es2ec.aculo. Que fuere override
para mdShcs curio=os que eE torno
de- :os r:iosos forma3sr 1o-rj?lo, ter
m;n6 en .. mismo acto en CUE Sc
p~-esent6 e po.ic:a : cargo OF los
eb-ios . L. inspection mas eercana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-30
La prImera resefva de
Oficia|es negrus

Fl aiistamicnJo para la primera re-
ser.a ie of!ciales negros, cuyos cam
pos dc instruction sc estab!eceran en-
Fort Des MoineS. Iva, comenZ6 a ha-
eerse aver Ell Ia nianana IN los Eta
dos del Sur. Las estacioues de reciu-
tam!enro uu4daron abierJaS en- ell Fuer
Il Sam Houston. Dallas, Z! Paso V
Houston 81 Texas: Fuecte Sjll. Okla
homa: n Douglas. Arizona: Y en- Al
burquerque. \. Mexico. Las ~estacio-
neS cstaran ah:erclS aaSta e. dja )
De JUNO = Ia fecha fiiada para la a.
pectuca del Campo de instruction del
Fuerte pzs Moines. es FL 10 del mismo
mes.
Los requisites Que Sc requieren son:
Que los negros can miembros de
Ia Resarya De oficiales lie los cuerpos
Ge lnfant1rIa. Cahai,er;a. artlllerla de
campana, artiler;a de costa G ingenie-
ros.
2-Cualduier negro, ciudadano de
los Etados Un!dos que para ell 10 de
JUNO renga p amos V 9 meses UNI
plidos y no haya pasado de "A; que
sea lie buena condici0n fisica. Sano.
de buena condicion moral Y bien edu-
cado. Puede llenar tales requisites
ell graduado en- IN colegio 0 algunos
de los %superiores de 81 o cualquier hom
bre que sea manifiestamente un hon.
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CASAMIENTO.

En- Ell pueblo de San Marcos, del
Estado de Texas, c~ontraeran matri-
monio. el dia dos del entrante ju-
MO. los senoreS Carlos W. Lunds-
ford Y Juanita Nerthcraft.
La ceremonial Sc verificara en- la
casa de IA novia, sta en- Ia Gale de
San Antonio numero 1927.
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AUTSasOVIL A~SANDONADC

los tetect."ss RuEnHs ' Guerra
reeaci>rcn .ye. eE "A tardc. de e
ale lie North Pine. block SOC III
au,"m&Y;. cue deSde <. ion ngo an
.s-ior rabi% side .oandoGado o su
dusrc. uue - supone & el senior I
q. Gray. qLs 1--WE tL = Gale &c
North Mesquite numero III.
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VIAJER0.

Procedente del pueblo de Bastrop,
del Estado de Texas, ACADIA de llegar
a esta ciudad el senior don Simon Es-
pinosa.
Ell senior ESpinosa viene en- viaje de
negocios, Y tan pronto como los ARE
gle, regrcsara al lugar de su resi-
dencia.
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CRYSTAL. ROTO.

Sobre el CRYSTAL que sirve de apara-
dor de n cantina llamada Change
u rna South" situada en- la Gale
lie SUI Flores. Sc precipit6 aver un
~au5cmovil, al hacer IN movimiento
rapido lara evitar el choque con IN
carro conductor de leche.
E CRYSTAL qued6 hecho pedazos. V
las perdiias sc eStiman en- Glen Pc
sos.
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Sociales y Personales
EXAMEN DE ~PROFESORES

En- las oficinas del Condado de
San Antonio Sc verificaran. los dias
uno y dos del entrante JUNO, los
examenes de p1ofesores, para prl-
nero y segundo grade, que deberan
entrar en- funciones al comenZar el
ano escolar.
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FALLEClMIENTO.

Victima de penosa enfermeoad dej6
de e~xistir. ell dia / del actual. en-
karnes City, del Estado de Texas, el
senior Francisco u. Davila.
lie sobreviven 81 esposa y varios
hijos, a Q~uienes enviamos la expression
de nuestra condolencia.
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~RiCiCLS-tS RECCCrOAS.

La po:ic!a &c Il tiudac ~ {
glide, en- 2! tern:n9 dc Jrcs Iias.
dos docenas &c b.s!ciataS, abanGo-
naGas por SIS I.aHoS. ; qus ahora
es:an s1ie:a* Il ma amP"2 't@ati-
f,cu,,5r para ar devue,JaS q sus
rcs2activos rropierarioS-