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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
FEW ARE VACCINATED
Richmond People Slow to Accent Uncle
SANS Offer OF Free InocuIa.
ton Against Typhoid

Although the government has ex-
tended to the people OF Richmond an
opportunity to receive free antityphoid
vaccine. Or. Roy K. Flanagan, Chief
Health Oficer. reports that few are
taking advantage of the offer. The
preventative against the disease can
be secured without cost and at little
trouble. as physicians are on hand at
several hours each day at the City Hall
to administer II.
Typhoid in Richmond has been kent
well in hand this year Not single
new case has been reported to the
health authorities for the past eight
days. DR.. Flanagan has instructed
the people OF the city that the boil
ing of water is an excellent precau
tionary measure. although not imDera-
tive.
The typhoid iRoculation is being adj
ministered daily by DR.. William Rus
sell Jones. of the United States Public
Health Service, who can be found at
the office Of Dr. Flanagan every day
between IL and l o'clock. Drs. Lotion
and Groves also are at the service of
the public each morning between $3.50
and o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
BAPTISTS HEAR MONTAGUE
Richmond ConEressman Addresses Do
YER Association In Session at
First Baptist Church.

A feature of the special session Of
the Dover Baptist Association. now in
session at the First Baptist Church.
was the address last night by Con-
gresham A. ]. Montague on The
Church In Its Relation to the Com
muntty." Ten-minute talks were made
by Rev. Charles A. Hall and Rev. c. b.
ArendaT. The session of the associa-
ton closes this afternoon.
j. r. Jester Mayor of Lynchburg.
will make an address at 1880 O'Clock
TINS morning on the educational factor
in UNCONVENTIONAL work. following A
report of the education board and q re-
port on UNCONVENTIONAL education. Rev.
William Hcdley will deliver an ad-
dress at noon on THE Church.; It's
work and Development" and ten-min-
ute addresses by j. Il. Wood and Will
liam l.. Austin will open the discus
sion which will follow. Adjournment
Will follow the election of officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
SEEK R|CHMOND'S AID
TO PROTECT SOLDIERS
Prominent Men and Women Meet
To-Day to Discuss Wei
fare Plans.
WILL ELIMINATE ALL EVIL
Virginia Council of Defense Will
Assist In Work of Maintaining
Moral Surroundings for Troops at
Petersburg Cantonment.

With an organization already nam
cd to direct the elimination of moral
evils from the military camps to be
established in Virginia. the part Rich
mond should take in organizing various
social activities in connection with the
cantonment at Petersburg to furnish
the soldiers with amusement will be
discussed this afternoon at meet
ing of many prominent men and women.
The meeting will be held in the Senate
chamber Of the Capitol and will start
at 2:30 o'clock.
Members of the Virginia Council of
Defense will also assist in the work.
General r. w. Nichols. superintendent
of the Virginia Military Institute. who
is chairman of the council. has called
n special meeting of that body for to-
day. The organization will be in scs-
sion practically all day, and has many
matters OF Importance to consider.
AIM TO SUBSTITUTE GOOD
FEATURES FOR THE EVIL
In addition to members OF the coun-
ell, the following have been asked to
be present: Colonel Julian Hill. Robert
Miles Jr., Mrs. w. "a Burrows. Miss
Agnes Randolph. Miss Winncfred Cren-
shaw, DR.. Douglas s. Freeman, Rev.
Russell Bowie. D. D.. j. Hoge Kicks,
Mrs. w. w. Sale. Miss Katherine Halves
Miss Marietta Smith. John Stewart
Bryan. DIR. j. T Mastin. Miss Louise
Price. Bishop d. J. O'Connell. Rev.
Charles flanagan. l.. T. Jones. direc-
tor of Athletics City Schools; Miss Amy
Smith. J. w. Dixon, Miss Sarah Roller,
Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Miss S. II. Cabi-
ness, Miss Louise Lewis Miss Ella AG-
new. Miss Lucy Mason. Mrs. Is. B. Mum
ford. Rev. II. n. g. Maclachlan. D. D.,
Lewis Judkins, DIR. j. \. e. Chandler,
r. c. Stcarnes, Coleman Workman, Will
liam T. Dabncy, Albert Hill, Rev. G. w.
Kempcr u. H.. Miss Willie Young, Miss
West and Mrs. j. Tyler Jobson.
The conference called by Governor
Stuart and held in his office last Sat-
urday to consider the vice side of camp
life and how to combat it. was con-
ccrned with one phase OF the matter,
namely. the removal of those forms of
diversion that heretofore have been
one OF the sad features OF the life Of
soldiers in camp.
The conference to be held to-day is
designed to supplement this great work
by putting something in place OF those
things that will be removed from, or
rather, not allowed 10 take hold in
the environs of the cantonmcnt at Pc
tersburg.
1t is believed that Richmond will
take a prominent part in this work. SO
vital to the welfare and efficiency OF
the soldiers. and the cooperation Of
every one interested in the matter has
been urgently requested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
ALLOWS WRIT OF ERROR
Supreme Court VIII Review Ca.e Of
Lfneman Against LynchburE
Traction Company

the Lynchtc:E T!ac;!on and light
CON psnT vas granted vr:, Of error
Anh superssctzs yesterday By tie Viz
gina Sup-.,ne Cor.- % Appeals in
tnt damage so:t trough. zgz:.g. u,
~ Harry y. Gcrton IL which ;:.-5
damages var sWs-tt. ~ my IL =.
Corporation Cur: =: I-:-c..--s to.
persona! in!S.t.s
Gordon .as e- osoye1 ~ -. com
pHh3 e. Hcer e., s.rp'-..g - rhs
record n u. rSss az -. =.
tao, with .i.s rs-t =. was .v
huFneh and 1tTt:--s--. VIZ. .1-..c -,
ampu'ate rs ':grt .s-.c =. -:.,.r-tc
mat his !n!c>Y Wa =. -.-y., >. 49,,
iigencc On y. pa: ~ r.. c.-.s,
ana oEough' sa:. sr;l.st !, e.. -
coo r--'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
HIS CONDITION SERIOUS
"Rev. Mr.. Shnrrr- Overcome by On.
md lis Not Expected
to Live.

An elderly man, who styles himself
the Rev. Mr.. Sharpe" is in the
Virginia hospital suffering from the eff
fects Of asphyxiation. and the attend
ing physicians hold out little hone for
his recovery
He was found unconscious in a room
on the third floor of a boarding house
at loO2 East Broad Street, at $50
O'Clock Yesterday morning. when G.
H. James, who occupies tie house, he
came alarmed at the non-appearance of
his roomer. and entered ny way of a
window after repeated knocking failed
TO bring a response.
according TO the statement made to
hosPital authorities, the man hung his
clothes on a gas jet when retiring
tuesday night. and IL is thought that
In some manner. the jet was acci.
derta!ly opened. Nr. James has bc4a
In Richmond only week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
COLLECTS $500 IN FINES
Justice Crutchfeld Makes yiolators Paw
for breaking Traffic
Laws.

Another largo traffic docket" was
disposed OF yesterday by Folio, Justice
Crutchfield who. in addition tn finding
II. T I.ittleton S25 for exceeding the
speed limit with an autoE. 3biIc, levied
additional fires for breaches OF the traf-
iic ccdc as folloW's
Johr Minor. George Herman: Sam
Cray. James Epps. Kean Smith, w. D..
Scarbot ough. Lem Said. a.l Robert
bcas. 81 each: Allen Thomas. $40.
Charges against r =. Jones, Mike
papias Courtney Hewlett and Clarence
hurrel!. were dismissed In the case
or X. g. Smith II developed that mis-
taken identity had 5rough. about the
charge.
As the result Of an energetic cam
pa!gn by The Folio. Department to
compel Observance OF the traffic code,
more man ZOO In fines has been as
sess"d In Police Court in the last two
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Increased Wages
and Shorter Hours
Po,oer Company Enters Upon
Tuo-Ycar Contracts With
Employees.

The NirEinia Railway and Power
Company. in connection with its in
crease OF ) cents per hour granted to
motormcp and conductors in lieu OF n
s-cent bonus. is preparing TO enter into
a contract with it's employees for q
period Of two years at the new wage
scale. and with the stipulation that
they shall NOT be required to work
more than twelve hours except in case
OF an emergency. Announcement Of
the contract was made Yesterday at
the various terminals. and was received
With much satisfaction by the men,
Under its provisions motormcn and
conductors in continuous service four
"cars or over receive so cents per hour:
three years. SS cents: two years 81
cents: one GEAR. &c cents, and less than
one year, % cents. The new scale of
wages is general increase of cents
per hour. and is to be placed in opera
iicn ut once on all lines OF the COM
paRy.
The contract provides that no schcd-
uicd rur shall exceed twelve con-
SecutiHe hours OF continuous service
and schedules allowing at least eight
hours rest IN each twcnty-four hours
shall be provided: but these scheduled
runs shall be fieXibly adapted TO tho
needs of the public service. in all cases
causing as little hardship as possible
10 enable the company 70 accomm oda tc
theater. baseball. special assemblies,
and other special travel requirements"
Further provision is made that if the
company increases the wage scale dur
ing the force of this contract that all
employees shall have the benefit OF
such increase Notwithstanding tho
signed agreement. The contract was
adopted by tho company in an effort
TO stabilize itT operating forces. and
at the same time demonstrate to its
EMPLOYEES that every effort is being
mace 10 assist them in meeting the in
i>io
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
$500 IN BACK TAXES
Hampton Court Rules In states Favor
Against Mrs. Helen

The State OF Virginia will receive ap-
proHimately $500 in back taxes from
Mrs. Helen Ogden Purves. Of Hanp-
ton. as result Of the ruling OF Judge
Clarence w. Robinson. of Newport
News. the case being decided in the
Circuit Court Of Hampton. The taxes
are on the estate inherited by Mrs
Purves from her father. the late Robert
z. Ogden. Of New York. She first
sought TO have the State restrained in
the Federal courts from prosecuting
the case. but later this suit was with
drawn. In tho Virginia courts the only
question raised was that of her legal
residence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Negro G,ant.i P.yd,,

Ben Edible, ~ho Wa sea.4n.4d -,
twelve month"; n Jail IN .;or.sI. -
december On charge y, .s!ont,.s
shooting, was conditiona!ly pafaeaa.
yesterday by Go""rnor s,gari on ne
recomInendation 81 the presiding jscre
ana me prosecuting attorney 4 par
ooh Wa refused Thomas Elevins. wno
was sentenced 10 .lght4er y4a,s
the pemtentiary in June. $50: ~
Smyth County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
VIII Employ MRS.

Su'hc'cnt money has been pledged
en"nic 4 nurse TO be employed Tor
the Colored Nursery, on Brook avcn,,,
which the Health Department, yrn,,,,
otherwise have been compelled 1. order
discontinued on accoun, Of condition.
mere. The money vas raised throuyh
me juvenile Protective society xbica
VII put nurse IN charge Of the in
S'ltution' More money is needed nov
place. Wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19

me sentence ot Il cour.-mar,iai IN
ne case OIL baEid g Land formcry o.
who has been dilhonorabIy dscba,y.J
hn"d 700 and acntenccd 10 100 DIS.
confinement, Was approved yes,orrav
ny 'oE"rn"r Stuart Land uIc,d.d
R"iIty "a several Of the charge. IL
mas already served hry days Of his
confinement and on the rcco,nrncnd;,-
,i"h OF me Governor this time w.lI
be placed to his rr.dit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Stnte AnncnIs Cnse.

Both parties to the suit of the Smith
Courtney Co. against Governor Henry
Garter Stuart involving the payment
for machinery supplied the State Lime
Grinding Board. have fileu bills of ex-
ception in order to carry the case to
the Supreme Court OF Appeals. In the
city Circuit Court tho plaintiff was
awarded verdict Of S10.532, which
was not considered acceptable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
HELLO As ACCOMPL|CE;
SHE CAN'T GIVE BOND
First Arrested as Witness, Mrs. Etosh
:, Later Faces Charge in MUIR
20 der Case.
RIDGEwAY IS ACQUITTED
Officer Is Freed After Preliminary
Hearing for Death OF Albert Ia
leel-Etosh's Condition Continues
Serious.

Alex Ftosh who was seriously wound
ed by Albert Kaleel in the Odeon The
ater Monday. is still battling for his
tending physicians hold out no hope
for his recovery. Etosh's condition.
took a slight change for the better
Tuesday. but ne suffered relapse
shortly thereafter. ard there has been
no noticeable change since that time.
Etcsh was shot when re assaulted
Ealeel. who was attending the theater
with Etcsh's wise. Kalee! was in turn
shot and killed in struggle with Pa
irolman Joseph RidEeway. who was
N the shcater a; the time aud ~
tempted TO place Nalcel under arrest
In Police Court yesterday the officer
was dismissed OF charge OF r1Urier-
ing kaleel when arraiEned for pre-
liminary hearing, the autopsy tending
60 prove that kalcel had been killed
with his own gun while struggling
with the officer.
MRS. EToSH RE-ARREsTED
AS ACCOMPLICE IN CRIME
Mrs. E,osh. who had been held as a
material witness, was also dismissed.
but she was Immediately re-arrested
as An accessory III the shooting of her
husband. The complaint was FLED by
relatives of the wounded man who
came te Richmond from New York
upon hearing of the shooting. Mrs.
Etosh is still held at the First Police
Station. unable to furnish the required
bond.
The charges against Mrs. Etosh ere.
ated a great deal of speculation. mas
much as there was one shot fired dur
ing the melee, which is yet TO he &C
counted for. Patrolman Ridgeway
dred two shots at kaleel and the lat
ter, as an inspection of his gun showed.
fired three shots One OF these was
directed at the officer. and. it is sup
posed buried itself in the walls OF
the theater: another apparently ended
kaleefs life. Will" the first shot was
directed into Etosh's body. When
Etosh was placed on the operating
table at the Virginia Hospital. how
ever, two bullet wounds were found
and from their location. physicians
were inclined to the belief that Trey
were made by two shots. instead of
one OF the wounds marking the spot
where the bullet entered and the other
its egress.
Mrs, Etosh Will be arraigned for pre-
liminary hearing in Police Court this
morning. but in view Of the fact that
an extended investigation of the shoot
ms is under way, a continuance will
likely be granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Raid House In County.

Sheriff Sydnor. OF Henr!cj Cnnr,,.
and posse Of officers a.r.s;.d ~.
Mamie Bozc on Tuesday nigh, on :.
charge OF conducting disorderlv mus.
on the Williamsburg Road. near cevcp
Fines. Mrs. Boze IS in tho Henrjcn
Jail. and Will be given hearing he,
fore Magistrate Sunday on SatnIhnu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Gin. From Virginia Reach Franco.

GiffH From Virginia Kench France.
Patriotic Richmond women who are
Interested in the work of the War Re-
lief Association of Virginia will be
glad to learn that all the materials
supplies and equipment Of various
sorts which have been sent to France
have arrived safely at their destina-
ton and are now serving the purpose
for which they were intended. Many
letters have been received at head
quarters in the Allison Building ex-
pressing the appreciation of the re-
cipients
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Offers Reward 70, 49,.

Governor stuart ycsterdav ory.r,d
reward Of 375 for the arrest OF Arthur
Chandler. colored, who is wanted To-,
the killing Of Henry Stokes. a one
armed man. in Orange County. on Lulv
3. Police officers throughout tho Stat.
have been requested TO try and Local.
the negro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19

Inc Maurcr Mandolin Club. under tn.
orHction OF Mrs. w. II. Lucy. Will give
an entertainment tonight at $50
O'Clock on the root of the Central Young
Mems chrigtian ARsociation Miss Nil
arcd Snc!!ings and Clarke Lincoln will
sing. while j. l.. MichcIman viii DIay
on thu violin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Retail Clerks Meet Tonight.

An open meeting of Richmond's re-
tail clerks Will be held at s o'clock to-
night In the automobile club head
quarters. Murphy's Hotel. at which
time addresses will be made by promi-
ncnt business men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Lawn Party In Ea.t End.

"A lawn party will be given tonight
Mt the foot OF Chimborazo Park for
the benefit OF the Chimborazo PLAY
ground. The proceeds of the ana r Will
be used TO buy equipment for the Chin.
borazo Playground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
To SIT for Juaxe sonth.n

Judge X. Fl. l.. Chichester was acsip
mated yesterday by Governor Stuart 10
preside next week in the Circuit cour,
of Powhatan County in the absence Of
Judge Robert g. Southal. who is de-
tanned because of sickness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Hop.rell Man u. nankrnn.

Arthur l.. Payne. of Hopcwell. filed
q petition In voluntary bankruptcy yea
terday In the United States District
Court. listing his liabilities as S54o.3O
AID hts assets as $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Stacker sent to jail.

William Battle. colored. was sem
fenced yesterday to one hour in jail
and forced TO register by Judge Wad-
dall. of tho United States District Court.
for failure TO comply with the selec-
tive draft act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
VIII Addrrsn CIub

'harleH u Richardson. director of
NC fouHg Mems Christian Association.
""i "pcah before the Gct-to-gcther
AT ita monthly meeting Tonight
at $50 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Prosperity Bulletin
No. %

I'm this part Of tho country mt
'r"n' manufacturers have come to
me c"hriuSion-nnd ] think n sound
""" '"Ricnl onr--thnt ms soon az this
n'h wv" billion Of dollars IL put
mi" circulation II VIII Open nm era
"' prosperity In this country such ms
we have never known.
"our clients nFe not intcrruptInE
'h~'r ndNertisinis schedules and nre
planning even for n subHtnntinI In
rrrhHe In August and the early fall.
X. u. ALEXANDER,
Power, Alexander q Jenkins CO.,
Detroit, Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-19
Ordinance Commute, r.

The Council Committee on rr,t
nances viii meet AT o'clock ,o-nieb,
Tor the consideration OF routine husi.
ness. "uS''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
FL caos polit;co.

ESQ on cuanto 4 Ia question m!litar,
IN .! tcrreno de Ia politica Ia cosa
2sta que arde tambi6n. Las CANA
ras. al principle in]ofensivas Y ano-
..inas. Sc han convertible en- I'm ver-
5a&ero peligro para don Venustlano,
los diputados. adn aqu3!los mas &C.
rifles ie han lido fernando e. pulse al
aSunto. V aho.a va no hay quien no sc
s."ava = abordar Ia tribuna para
+~,nGr contra "la ~tirania" Y pedir
rro rrclvl T. tranquil;dad, el orden,
= : p~rasperidad u pals, como 81 to-
% ESQ pudiera conseguirse cuando
1ucEamente 10 deseen los diputados.
ruaHdo las camaras iniciaron sus la
bcres, "a oposicion estaba en- una mi
~oria rerdade~amente insignificante,
zero dia a Gia fuG e~ngrosandO sus
las Y a IA fecha IL minoria es II
&C egt5 lie raIte del gobierno. Sc
= hccho de r1oda oponerse 4 las dis
mosiciones del gobierno. Y por esa
rRz6a es cue pr0yectos de tanta ur-
r1nc;a e inportancia para don We
-r7ti2ao. como 81 de Ia aprobaciGn
IL, emp-astito Y el de la suspension
81 gatantias. han sido ~rechazados, en-
edo de 'os ap,ausos eStruendosos de
; d'EItadoS de la oposici0n. Y de las
~ler.as, que siempre van a aplaudir
,os quc echan en- ara al gobierno
rs crimcnes y Sis abuses.
Tn las atlas esferas del gobierno
6 t@mbj&2 aQueilo III maremagnum.
= en- elias "obregonist&s", "gon-
~!:stas', y las in~fluencias de cada
no dc !os ''ideras" de facci6n poll
t.ca, Sc dcis senrir entorpeciendo la
"citn de, ~gobierno. \ las encon-
-;aGss ambiciones de Pablo Gonzalez
= de A.v2ro Obrag5n Sc debe que
IN Eenaztiano no haya pod;do for
~.2r g2tinete, pues los dos jefes
"!c"2n pon@r 81 l2s Secretaries dc
tsdo q genie &c 81 coGrianza.
ID dominic oloiico es en- TODD
'-t%.co Ia circumstance de cue D.
FenuS1jano mand6 lamar hace dos
, res Noses q Obreg6n, a fin de dis
tutir con 6l la formation del gabine-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
LOS MlLITARES CARRANCISTAs
NEGCCIABAN CON Ell MAIZ
(Viene &c Ia La

-
coaformaD con los galones, sino gre
uu;eren ser ric0s 4 toda costa ' en-
POGO tempo, Sc dedicaron a comnrar
maiz. Y 4 vender'o e2 M&xico Z PIE
clos cue les Gejaban ex~horb;t2nte
canancia.
Aun vend:do e cereal Al precio
o~rdinario, los m~ilitares CANADIAN mas
que los concentrates c~iviles por sus
Quotas ezPeciaIes ca los trenes y por
las Facilitates De conducei6n.
Y asi, 10 que 3eYi0 haGcr side en-
pI5lico benef!cio. sc transfccm6 Ell
ncgocio para amos cuuntos Se3ores
de- ejGrcito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
UNA .UCNA ENTIRE Ell CAjE2O Y
e. pRESIDEEEE DE UN
8ANCC.
Giene de In Sal

Sr~a~sc como 9residcnte del aanco.
rs7to 81 .aiaro Mead, como c actual
u-o-f5zrtc. son los ori2cipaies acclo-
= IN INSTITUTION Y desde hacia
mas DE- los mess. vgnian teniento
sf<artes E~rccsaatss : hacitndose Il
r1crra. pc o5tener {. control de las
~aCc;cres.
Ayr 81 n.aAio&ia. los peatcnes one
r~saban re- f-crte q rs of;cinas d!
5anco. SO &ctcnian de'ante de las
~rardes rae-,as dc v.drio, a escuchar
L disrnta cue en- voz alta ~sosten:&l
ra5os cmpleados. e grupo de L
riGzcs cue - hahn congreCado ali,
sc 5ispecs5 rar:damente, cuando el
pres;dente Strause echardo maao de
81 revolver. hizo tres diSpa-os So
bre 81 coortGcanUe. Alganos de los
c~u-i9soS, sin embargo. dieron aviso 4
::jcia, pero cuando esta lego a.
baaco. - encontro con Que ia p~c-
"a eStaba cerrada- Cuando Sc ilam6
flertemcn5e, Strause So present6 Y
s -.j. = r~res,dsr.e Tos.-aba tod2s
ro2as de-a,-a3as declare 2
agea. i Il 2oHc.2 cue hab'a
soSJeHido una lucha con e. Caierc,
contra quien habia hecho fuego en-
defensa propia.
Str2uze conduio q detective que Sc
presento q hacer IA averigusci6n, al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
L. circular &c suer-a.

La cosa lego . taato' 2 tanto Il
Indignation prb];ca por este tr&f.-
@ Lcv&Lo I cabc por . Que = NJ
ci5. pag2ja para 81 soIa Gefens&. e.
niE;ste-io De IL Guerra De Mexico, q
sa-Eo &ctu2lmente del general ca
r-@nc.sCa AGustin Castro. aca5a de
gir2r rD2 circular e2 IA CUE prohi5e
cecE2inantenente que les militares
com2reH para IL venta cantidad min
gana Ge maiz, ' 1ocificandoleS que
deben a~hstcnerse en . successive, de
toda clase de negocjos de esta indo-
le. pues Ia Secretaria tomara mas
n&rgicas medidas 81 eI caso llega.
Esto pone Datente que .os militia
res siguen hacienda su agosto o IL
miseria publica de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29

LOBBY del Banco, hacia Ia pa-te pcs.e-
c.or, detras de las cajes, Gonde Mead
Sc hallaba tirado en- e. S2eio, encar-
-rentado Y en- estado iHco2scientc.
- Cajero estaba boca arriba, con los
brazos exteHdidos ' carc2 de su ma
no derecha, como a un PIE de dis
tancia, Sc encontraba un revolver
grande. Mead muri6 sin haber To-
rado volver nj por IN i~nstante ST.
qu;era, q su estado consciente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29

tuaci6n Sc ~presentara mas negra
cuando desaparezca csc remedo de
gobierno que encabeza Ell ex-Sena-
dor porfirista. No hay nadie que re-
cha la %sltlacion. No hay ninguEa
facci6n ~organizada que sea 10 sui
ciente fuerte para enfrentarse con
ella y dominar.a. e .caIranclsz:o
caera, no porqua 10 hayan empuJa9o
sus enemigos, sino porque dentro ae
el mismo brote Ell impulse y7olen'o
due 10 lleve al abismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-29
(Viene de Ia la.)

ran los n~eriddicos de Mexico Y las
.~-a!cs. surna&cs. vienen q deci- va
as miles de hombres que Sc han
convertible de Lcfensores, en- enemi-
gos del c~arrancismo.