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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
SOUTHWESTERN MINERS
BREAK OFF NEGOTIATIONS
Defy Fuel Administrators Garfield
Regarding Penalizing Clause in
New Wage Contract.
TO CALL GENERAL CONVENTION
Officials. in Washington See Possibili-
ties That Situation May Develop
Seriously, Sixty Mines Now Being
Idle in Four States Involved.
ERy Asnoclated Pressl

WASHINGTON, November 3.-South- :
western coal miners representatives
defted Fuel Administrator Garfield here
to-day and refused to agree to the in
sertion IN new wage contract OF
provisions penalizing strikes and lock-
outs.
After a secret meeting this morning.
the miners abruptly broke Off negoti-
ations with DR.. Garfield and opera
tors representatives, and left for their
homes this afternoon, announcing they
would call IL general convention of
Southwestern miners to meet in Kan
sas City on November IL. to discuss
the situation.
Fuel administration officials see pos
sibilities that the situation may de-
velop seriously. Sixty mines now are
idle in Kansas, and miners throughout
the four States involvcd--Kansas, Okla
homa. Arkansas and Missouri-arc
threatening to strike unless they are
given immediate wage increases
GARFIELD STANDS FIRM
ON HIS DECLARATION
No contracts granting wage increases
will be approved by the government.
DR.. Garfield insists. unless penalty
clauses are inserted. Further. DR.. Gar
field Will not apply TO the Southwest
the recent :5-cents-a-ton raise in coal
prices. which was designed to absorb
wage increases. until the miners come
to terms.
II stand absolutely firm" DR.. Gar
field said tonight. THE penalty clause
must be put in exactly as indicated.
nave nothing TO add to that"
Operators representatives said to-
night they would agree to any kind
Of penalty provision DIR. Garfield de
manded. The ware increases they aad
agreed to give to the men. they said.
could not he advanced unless the mines
receivaai1a.he Ascent increase in coal
prices.
western miners are based OH increases
agreed on recently by operators and
union heads in the central competitive
field. The central field contract con
tanned provisions for automatic peu-
alties, and was approved by Dr.. Gar
field. who recommended to presiden.
Wilson the Accent coal price increase.
Under the penalty provision. miners
WHO struck without cause woald be
fined 81 day each. and operators
locking mon out without cause would
pay fine of 81 for each man no:
working.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
Americans Captured
BY German PatroZs on
Rhu1e-Man1e Canal
Violent Anti-German
Riots in Rio Janeiro

RIO JANEIRO, November 3.-Pop-
u1nr manifestations against German
buSincss houses In this city assumed
violent character today. The
damage was heavy.
Anti-t;ermnn outbreaks nIso are
reported from Curityba and Sno
inul0. The gunrd detaciin,cuts over
the Central Hallway of Brazil have
been doubled. NIL officers have been
recalled To their Earrisons and fur
iouShs suspended. \ spy, wiiose M
iohnity In not publicly known. hns
been arrested In Rio JnneirO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
FRENCH REACH SOUTH BANK
Or THE AILE1'TE RIVER;

PARIS t5Sg 5ggvs,mS AssSSS.ated ella, arreSsl rr.nss
are advancing between the Disc Canai
and the region of Corbeny, and have
reached the south bank Of the AlettA
River, the War Office announces.
The Germans have retreated to the
north bank of tho river. Tho bridges
across the Ailete were destroyed by the
Germans. Since October % the FrsnGh
have captured 422 guns, and 7ao MAJ
chine guns. The announcement fols
lows:
I'm the course of the night our troops
continued to make progress between
the Disc Canal and the region of Cots
beny. and reached the south bank %
the Ailettc River over this entire froa&4,
CFriday nights official French c9r1a
munication, In which the beginning %
this movement evidently WAS ans
nounccd has not been received.) S
The enemy has retired TO the nort&
bank of the river, whose bridges and
foot bridges were cut sssssSs .,ss
Artillery fighting continues verY1
vigorously in the sector of ChavigDaH
and at certain points In the region nf
the plateaus.
I'm the way of material captllrad
since October %, we have actnafjyi
counted 200 heavy and field gunsa 2S2
trench cannon and 720 machine EupSs
On the right bank OF the Mousse
Werdun front, there were violeHt
artillery engagements in the region. IL;
Chaume wood. AN enemy attack NORTH
of st. Mihiel was without result. ar&l
night was calm everywhere else. stJ5$
In the period between October sHtFf
and 81. twenty-three German airplanE
were brought down. OF these twentyN
one were destroyed by our pilots aftgsS
combat and two by our special cannq&3
Furthermore, twenty-eight enemy .aSsf
chimes were damaged seriously andy63ss
scended within the Germanj Tin es., 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
Critics Are Confident That Italians
Will Make Strong Stand at New Line

WASHINGTON, November 3-The
state Department announced this
evening thnt II was In receipt of
dispatches from Rome Indicating
that tho Italians had the situation
'''Hcll In hand" No cxcmpliGcntIon
OF this In obtninnbIe Mt the depart
ment, but similar messages were re-
ceivcd at the Italian cmbas.y stat.
Ing that General Cadornu hns sue
cecded In Withdrawing safely all OF
his reserves, ammunition dcpots and
field hospitals which Ind been .spre-
arranged for an Immediate winter
campniEn." Nothing Of vnlue fell
into the Gcrmnn hapdS In the re-
treat back to the TnElinmcnt0 River.
ThiH. of course, docs not refer 10
the Euus nnd supplies captured at
the beginning Of the drive.
Military critics arc confident now
thnt the Italians will he able 10
make stronE stand nt their new
line, aud that the supreme danger
In over. Dispatches received at the
embassy quote General Carsf, the
military critic OF the Rome Tribune,
n. snyinE thnt the Withdrawal 10
the TagIinmcnto River Hn. one Of
the most difficult achievements OF
the wnr, Notwithstanding tho cnor-
nous loEiatic obstacles, II being
necessary to evncuutc the zone con-
stitutinE the entire bnsc of reserve
supplies, namely magazines, munI-
tion dcpots md all material pre-
arranged for imminent winter cum-
nniSn and the entire medical sys-
tom. Nothing was to he left to the
enemy. and nothing that could be
used WRs lcft.-
Covering and rcnr Eunrd troops
have fought most strcnuously for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
New York Fort War BOARD.
rBy Associated Press. ]

~.
NEW YORK, November 3.-Creation
of New York port war board, with
William G. McAdoo. Secretary of the
Treasury. as Its chairman. to co-ordt-
nate all harbor utilities for transporta-
tion of war materials abroad, was ef-
facted Mt a conference here o-day at
tended by representatives Of the Fed
era government and the States of New
York and New Jersey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
Billy Sunday In Atlnntu.

ATLANTA, GA. November 3.-Wei-
coined by thousands of Atlantians. who
surged in and around the Terminal
Station. Billy Sunday and his party
arrived In Atlanta shortly after IL
o'clock tonight for seven-weeks'
fight against sin and the d"vil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
NORTH AMERICANS TAKEN
IN RECONNOITERING THRUST

BERLIN. November 8 (via London).
The capture Of American soldiers by
a German reconnoitering party is an
nounced by tho War Office.
The statement says that on the
Rhine Marine Canal. as result of a
rcconnoitering thrust. North American
soldiers were brought in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
S'rOpy IODACCO U1RIT

Eiders Sanltarium. located at 5l4 Main
81. 81. Joseph; Mo. has published u hook
let showing the deadly effect OF tobacco
habit. and how II can be stopped in three
AS they are distributing this book free,
any one wanting u. copy should send their
name and address at once.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04

The Rhine-Marne Canal runs through
section Of Northeastern France. in
which there has been little lighting
since the early days of the war. 1t
crosses the French front at point
near the German border. twenty miles
northeast of LuneviIIe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
'THIRTY MEN ON GERMAN
SHIP KILLED IN ENGAGEMENT
I By Associated prcss.1 ~.

iBy Associated Press.1 ..t-,.
LONDON, November 3.-Thirty men
on the German auxiliary cruiser Marie
Of FlensburE were killed In an engage
mont with British destroyers. accord
ing to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen.
zfAnj Official statement issued by the
admiralty says that ten armed patrol
craft, In addition to the German aux
illary cruiser. which was equipped with
stx-inch Eune. were destroyed.
1.-THE Marie, 3,000-ton vessel. met the
British destroyers twelve miles north
6sSf Ku1ien. She Immediately opened
fite, which was answered by the de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
MORE THAN 100000 s.
ITALIANS t,iprxrra

BERLIN, November 8 tBritish 40
miralty, per Wireless Press} .--N1
than 100000 prisoners have been tfs3si
In the Anstro-German campaigu onf
Italian front, the War oftice repUe
There was no important AehtinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
(. u(Conttnued on Seventh Page.)
-----T- nA1 rSHORE nv uO 1T-----

n1INLIimOKE Bf HOAT ..-.l. .,
Leave Richmond 5:lo p. NJ. Arrive Baiti.
YoRK RIVER ts0G 1ISs TSqsd s.
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(Continued on Thirteenth Page.l

TRUCKS D-E WORM DRIVE. Immediate
deliveries All sizes. Continental mo tors
Kline Kar Sales Co., Inc, a22 w. Broad st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04

IN preparation for the advanced
training in warfare that the men will
receive. officers Of every unit In the
cantonment daily attends the schools
OF warfare which have been started
at least two hours OF each officers day
Is taken up in attending the schools,
where instruction is given by officers
who have been especially trained
aud the French officers and men who
have been assigned to the camp. These
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
a. De LAS OFICINAS DE-. POLICIA So
RESULTO CON UNA PIERNA
FRACTURADA

Tomas Gatica. que vive ell Ia casa
numero 100 &c Ia cal'o So. Laredo,
fue atropellado por In automovil,
aver 4 las seis Y media de Ia mana
ma. FL a~ccidente Sc registro frente
q Ia estaci6n del ferrocarril Missouri,
Kansas and Texas.
e. chauffeur que guiaba ell auto
m6vil causante de Ia desgracia, al
darse cuenta de 10 ocurrido, Sc alejo
velozmente para escapar de caer en-
manos de Ia policia. I'm conductor
de ferrocarril que vive cerca de la
estaci6n referida, ~presencio el afro
pello; pero por atender al herldo
que resuIt6 con una pierna fractura-
da. Sc divide de anotar Ell numero
del autom6vil. Los detectives estan
hacienda las gestiones e2caminadaS
a descuorirlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
81 festival ~OrganizadO
pOr los p~eriOdistas
FL primer rumcro del programa


Nueyos elementos artisticos Ian
aceptado gustosos la invitaci6n que
les hiceiran los senores Manuel Muz-
quiz Blanco. Federico Allen Hinojo-
-. Teororo Torres, Jr. Y Guillermo
Aru;rre Y Fierro, para que contri-
buvan al, brillante aXito del festival
enc csta sicndo oganizado por los
ciraaos periodistas. con el objeto de
recabar fondos q beneficoi de la ma
yidad DC los ninos .pobres mexicanos
dc San Antonio.
Esos elemectos, sumados a los que
va han sido anunciados y a ctroS
u Sc anunciaran tai vez manana,
daran gran realce al festival cue,
c,tamos SECURES, satisfara complcta-
mente al mas exigente publico.
Por ahora podemos ]anunciar que
los rucvcs elementos que han ofreci-
do coopcrar a la function benefica que
sc verificara ell d;a q del actua! en-
81 Tcatro Nacional. sen veinte pro-
fesores de mdsica que bajo la direc-
ciGn del professor Gabino CalderoA,
Sc encargaran del numero ! del bri-
llante programme, ejecutado, a toda
cruuesta. Ia cbertu~a La Danza de
las Hora&'' de Ia opera Gioconda, de
Ponchelli.
La orqucsta estara tornado de IA
manera siguiente: Director, Gabino
Calder6n; Pianista, ST.. Isaias Cope
da. Vioiines, enore Elpidio Re
yes. Agustin Garcia, Conception Es-
pinosa Y Gabino Calder6n. Vio!en-
ce!los. scnorcs: Adolfo MARTINEZ y
+; David Fregoso. C~ontrabajos, seno-
res: Avelino Ayala Y Lorenzo Villa
,obos. Fiautas, senores: Federico +,
Ayala Y Juan Guerra. Clarinete,
! senior Maximiano Cara. Corneti-
mes. senores: Maaue! Contreras y
Carlos Medellin. Trompas: sehores
Pedro PARA Y Octaviano Rivas,
! Trombones, senores: Everardo Her
nandez, Jose Rivas, Eduardo Her,
nandez Y Drums.
Todos estos senores ofreciero1 81
ccncurSo de Ia mejor voluntad, dadc
el objeto del festival, y justo es Ia.
GER constar que todos elloS para cun1-
plir con su oferta contribuyendo a
tan noble prop6sito, haran esa noche
! cl sacrifice de abandonar sus traoa,
JOS para tocar para les nihos pObres
meXicanOs.
la comisi0n organizadora del fes'
tivaI prepare otras grandes serpre'
sas al publico, Y quizas LA PREM,
SA las cara q conocer manana.
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Noi2s broYas de ID CIIdad
EN- LA AVIACLoN Sc NECESiTAN
TCDA CHASE DE o3REROS.

Aver nos fue mostrado un mensaJe
de Ia Secretarfa de Guerra en- el que
Sc avisa al Comandante del Campo de
Attraction de San Antonio, que en- csc
se-vicio del ei6rcito Sc q a utilizar
los s~ervicios de. toda clase de artesa-
nos. como aibaniles, herreros, car
~piTleros. ~mec&nicos, pintores. etc. A
csc prop6sito. nos dccia e! senior Ma
yor Feller, toGos los m~eEicancs 0
ciudadanja americana, Qle posean IN
oficio. 81 ~quieren permacecer en- IN
lugar SECURE durante e. tempo Q1e
dure Ia guerra. dcberan darse de alta
en- eI Campo De Aviacion antes de! CTa
IS en- cue ser5n lIamaGos a. servicio,
Dues ~haeitrdclo ahora de manera
voluntaria. puedc seleccion&r 81 rma
0 milicia que sea mas de su agrado,
mientras que. 81 van a filas cuando
los lame ell cum2,imierto del debar,
~entonces tendrau que servir en- los
cucrpos Que la supeYior!dad ordenc.
sin poder alegar falta o vocation pa
= determinada anna del ~servicio
Los obreros que Sc incorpor1n 4 los
cuerpos de aviaci6n, permanedcE&n
en- los acantonamientos militares O.
cupados en- "a construction de maqui-
alz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
(Viere de la Pag. 4a.)

Estados Unidos, el gobierno habia a.
cordado expulsarIo. Y que Sc lie condu-
ciria q IA fr~ontera, para que Sc inter-
nara en- su pals.
Los amigos del general HinoJosa,
considerable que 81 Sc lie envlaba a
Mexico, seria aprehendido 'y segura
mante ejecutado por los carrancistas,
h;cieron gestiones cerca de las auto
ridades para que ell militar meXicano
fuera enviado q Cuba. Las autorida-
DIES fcderales accedieron a los sollci-
tado Dor los amigos del genera! HIno-
iosa. q quien Sc lie notifico que sc
n~eparara para salir con destino a
Ia reDublica Guiana. Sc le hizo sa-
her que deberia entregar ell valor del
7asafe de San Antonio a Nueva Or
leans Y de dicho puerto a Ia Habana.
Ests5a en- Ia mayor pobreza.
No tcnia dincro ell general Hlno-
iosa. Sc cncontraba en- la mayor po-
breza. Asi cue, cuando Sc lie pidio
que depositara ell valor de los pasa-
.ier, contest0:
No 10 tengo. Carezco en- 10 abso-
luto de fondos, no poseo nj los ne
cesarios para el mas pequeno caste.
Fua entonccs, que los amigos del
militar mcxicano recurrieron a los
compatriotas refugiados, para levan-
tar entire ellos una suscripci6n hasta
completar el vaior de los p~asajes has
"a Ia capital de Ia republica Guiana.
InnumerabIes meXicanos contri-
6dyeron para ell objeto indicado, Y de-
DIDO a este el general Hinojosa pudo
cubrir ell importe del pasaje f%erroca-
rri.cro : maritime hasta cl lugar I
&onGe debia ser deportado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
LIE ROBARON IN AUTGMOFIL
ACABADO DE COMPRAR

Aver en- Ia madrugada. de un ga
rage de Ia Gale Soledad. lie robaron
a JESUS Gonzalez, que vive en- IA
casa 3O3 de Ia Gale So. Laredo, I'm
autcm6vil completamente ruevo,
marca Nash, con el registro ndmero
727.
Aver ?or IA m~adruga3& estaba en-
el garage esperanto clientele, cuan-
do entr6 IN soldado : sin decir NADIA
mcnt6 en- el autom6viI y sali6 del
garage a escape perdiendose a IA
vuclta de Ia primer esquina. lnme-
diatamente el robado do parte a TO-
das las cficinas de p~o.icia; pero has
IA anoche no habia podido ser local.
zado nj Ell autom6vil nj e. soldado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
APURO UNA FUERTE DOSIS DE
FENENO

En- Ia Gale sur Flores, 4 bordo de
I'm autcm0vi!, la scnorita Clara
Thompson. con Residential en- ia casa
.. de la avenida Geneive, a2ur6 u~a
fuerte d6sis de veneno y en- estado
agonico fue conducida al hospital te
Ia ciudad por los agentes Allen Y
Dickmau. q~uienes arendierOn al la
mado que Sc hizo d IA policia.
Fl medico CUE atiende a IA eafer-
ma 2an;festo anoche Il las once, que
tenfa grandes esperanzas de salvar-
IA. Miss Thompson apur6 el veneno
q las $50 p. m.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
RosAs DE AMOR Y DE DoLoR

La Casa Editorial Lozano participa
a su nunerosa clientele que tiene va
de venta eI delicioso lib-o de verses
del inspirado bardo mexicano don
Francisco NJ. de Olaguibel, reciente-
n7erte publissdo bsjo 81 nonbre de
"Rosas de Amor y de Dolor."
FL mencionado tonic Sc remite por
81 100, franco dep orte a cualQuier
parte de los Estados Unidos o del Ex-
tranjero.
Los pedidos deben dirigirse a: Casa
Editorial Lozano.-11S North Santa
Rosa Ave.-San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Yoivio I L. iucha.

Mucho tempo permanecio el ge-
neral Hinojosa en- Cuba, viviendo Pc
aosamente. debido a la falta absol TIA
ie recurscs. Cuando cl general Felix
Diaz Sc inferno en- territorio meXica-
no, g hizo IN l!amamiento q los
m!embros del disuelto ejercito fcdc-
"a. para que Sc unieran a e! en- Ia
lacha contra el carrancismo, ell gene
ray Hinojosa fut de los que res
rondicron inmediatamente a csc la
mado. Sc traslad6 a Guatemala Y
lleg0 cguz0 Ia f~rontera. in]ternandose
en- te~rr!torio de Chiapas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
DIFRON PRINCIPLE LOS TRhBA-
JOS De TX NUEEO CAMPO

Va dicron principle 90 lraba o5
de IN nuevo campo mi!itar Cue Sc
dcstinara al acuarteIamiento de tro-
pas de artilleria.
En- dichas obras Sc empjcan de
Quirientos a s~ciscientos tr~abajaao-
res; pcro es excessive el nGmero de
genie Que esta ahora sin ocupGll"n,
dado que para el medic dia del Iu-
mes. fueroa devUeltos yarioS cieHlos
de hombres de los cue fueron Il soil
citar tr&bajo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
iENLACE CUTIERREZ-GONzALE

En- IL Cathedral de San Fernando Sc
ce,ebr6 81 dia -. q las cinco Y media
de Ia tarde, Ell matrimonio del senior
Enrique Gutierrez con IA sehorita
Luisa Gonzalez.
Fueron padrinos del enlace matri-
rlonial. el senior Jose Garcia Y su es-
posa: el senior Z. Meyer y "a sehorita
Gaudencia Guerrero; Y Ell senior Cade-
na ' ia sehor!ta Elvira NORM.
Termirada Ia ceremonial, a Ia que
asistio numerosa concurrencia, los no
vics. acompanados de sus padrinos,
Sc dirigierona Ia casa del senior Pedro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
Sc INICIO IN INCEND1O P0R
IN DEPOSITO De LENA

Aver tarde. a las 4.05, en- e. CO.
rral de la casa numero 624 de Ia
aveniGa Baltimore. Sc inici6 I'm in
cendio en- IN dep6sito de lena. Prom
to el fuego tom6 incremento Y Sc Co
munic6 q las habitaciones, habienio
causado perdidas por valor de $4,000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
CHOQTE ENTIRE UNA AMBU-
LANC1A Y IN TRUCK

En- Ia esquina, de las GALES Conner
clio = Navarro. chocaron aver a las
ccho de ia maHana una ambu!ancia
de Ia agencia de inhumaciones Riebe
un truck" de Ia Ring Firestone
Co.
e agerte Oussett Sc presento q
irvestigar el hecho Y encCntro que
10 habia meritos para detener 1
ninguno de los chauffeurS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
TOCIATES 7 e.
- PERSONALEJ
~
SENSIBLE

Fl sehor Leon 4. Maritime Y su
esposa Ia sonora Alicia G. de Marti-
mes. ~tuvieron el gran dolor De perder
4 81 hiiita Mimi, de cUatro meses
nueve d;as de nacida. La pequeAa
falleci6 el microbes de la presente
semana a las 9 de Ia mahana y tue
sepultaGa aver = las diez, en- el Pan
te6n de San Fernando, despues de
habcr sido iIeyado e. cadaver 4 Ia
Cathedral.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
R. TREFlNO ATROPELLAD0 P0R
UN AUTOMOYIL

Z. Sotelo, que vive en- Ia casa MI
nero 103 de Ia Gale Delaware, ca
minaba aver por Ia Gale i Flores
guiando IN autom0vil Y al llegar al
block numera ochocientos, atrope2l0
a R. Trevino, cue vive en- Ia casa
Rumero 500 de ia Gale Flores.
Trevino recibio algunos goipes con-
tusos Y Qued6 curandose en- 81 DOM
clio : Sote!o fut conducido Z Ia car
eel de Ia ciudad donde qued0 ares
tado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
DEFUNCIONES

Josefa Rios, s amos, Gale Aoga-
litos.
Maria Arriola de Sanchez, 3l2 ca
lie FL Pasn.
Gumersiada Upton, Sc amos, SIT
Gale E Ceballos.
Leonardo Rodriguez, ! dias, 113
Gale yeracruz.
Anatolia Cara. cinco meses, 514
Gale Sur San Saba.
Maria Mimi Martinez. cuatro me-
ses siete dias, S05 Gale No. Laredo.
Ana Rosales Barron, tres horaS de
nacida. 232 Gale Porter.
Jose Maria Rqdrjguez, IS amos,
Hospital de la ciudad.
Enrique Coy, 26 amos, Gale oma-
ha.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
LICENCIAS DE MATRIMONIO.

P~ascual Maritime y Julia Tala-
NANTES.
Ignacio P. Garcia Y Antonio Var
gas.
Pedro D. Reed Y Celia Rodriguez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14

Gonzalez. sta en- e. nGmero 735 de
IL Gale Lombrano. donde tuvo vegifi-
cativo IN lucido bale que duro has
"a la media noche.
La c~oncurrencia, que tambien fue
numerosa, fue obsequiada con lunchs
y who's.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-14
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