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soARD OF TRUSTEES MEET.

The regular quarterly meeting OF
the board of trustees of the Colorado
State Odd Fellows home was held this
afternoon to discuss matters pertain
ing 10 the institution and 10 pro-
vide ways and means for maintenance
and support during the next three
months. The session win be contin-
ued over until Saturday. The mem
bers of the board are Adolf Donath.
TT Collins. chairman; Judge Joseph
Ne~iti. Buena Vista; Chas. Mum.
Ouray: L. A. Won Tilborg. Denver:
A. X. ST. Clair Denver; Mrs. Tillie
Shive,ey. Salida: Mrs. Viola Williams.
Canon City.
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TWO CANON sovs GRADUATE.

At the annual commencement pro.
gram OF the Colorado Agricultural
college at Fort Collins on Thursday
Of this week certificates of gradua.
tion were granted to los young people,
of,whom the larger part were students
in the department OF home economics.
Other departments OF tho college from
which degrees were issued include
aeronomy, animal husbandry. forest.
ry. entomology. horticulture. general
science. civil and irrigation engin-
eoring. electrical engineering. mechan-
'ical engineering. veterinary medicine
and the conservatory Of music,
Tho names Of two Canon City boys
appear In the lint OF Graduates this
year, They Ane Earl y. RunAahA OF
tho department oe veterinary msdi.
ein6 Ana Fay,us Qtiers q ~ depart
mo1n e onoo1r'on1 0n11noog,n0.
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from June 5th TO sth:
Jennie B. GrigsIey, Joseph d. Grigs-
ley, wray, Colo.
Mrs. EmaIine Peck, Canon City.
Frank Seeley, la Junta, Colo.
G. E. ana Mrs. Burrows. Pueblo.
VIII Joslyn, Denver.
Kenneth Burrows, Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ n Winnie. Denver
w. Jack Stokes, FL Paso, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Proctor, Canon
City.
Mrs. V. Campbell, Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry. Ft. Smith. Ark.
Mrs. Margaret Canley. Denver.
F. W. Beales. Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Gravel. Mont
rose.
Gail Moore. Canon City.
S. Smock, Boulder.
r. NJ. wonen, Boulder.
J. A. Wright and wife. Mamie and
Everett Wright. Chickashat Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wheeler. Pu-
eblo.
8. Z. Higgins. Canon City.
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EnreRIAiNs FoR SON.

Mrs. T. vantrease entertained a few
little friends Friday afternoon in cele-
bration of the ninth birthday of her
son, Master orman. The young peo-
pie induged In childish games. and
later were called to the dining room.
where dqioiouS lrefreshments were
served. Those favored were velma
Bruer, Alma Benton. Howard Benton.
willie jackson. Frank Elsea. Donnie
Bondurant.
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MISS RUBY CANNON MARRIED

MISS huDy cannon, formerly OF
this city. Was married at the fam.
ily home in Boise. Idaho. June 1st
The bride spent much OF her girl
hood here and has many friends in
this community. In its report of the
wedding the Boise Times says:
The many friends of Miss RUBY
Cannon. daughter of DIR. and Mrs. ].
w. Cannon. were disappointed in not
having an opportunity TO show her
special honor before her marriage.
which. soiemnized last Friday. came
q fortnight ahead OF the time origin
ally set and after it had been post
poned until fall. The wedding was
planned originally for the middle OF
June. but the declaration of war made
changes such that the bridegroom,
John A. Frater, son OF Judge Frater
OF the superior court of Seattle. feiI
Il would have TO be postponed Last
Tuesday. however. he wired he would
be able TO come ON and to plan the
1tooAnt kOT GEAoas- WIN tuASc oayh
preparation there was no time for en-
tertainment for one Of the most beau
tiful and popular girls Of the city.
-one surprise was planned for her.
however. which Viii always be asso-
stated In her mind with the sacred
memories Of her brid& day. AT $50
4. eh. rn-,-,.~ sh~ Caun1o fa,.flw
which resides on the mesa. was
awakened By the sound Of voices sing-
ing. Looking out. the family saw.
beneath the window OF the bride-elect.
six little girls dressed in white. with
flower gariands. singing the bridal
chorus. Awake, Sweet Maid, This IL
Thy Bridal Morn" The effect was SO
indescribably sweet that the entire
family was in tears before the chh-
dren finished. The children were for
mer pupils of the bride at Franklin
school. and the pretty affair had been
arranged under the direction OF Mrs.
r. ID. Leonardson.
AhG NtN1ihe Eao a.
1870 Friday afternoon by DIR. Charles
Cnssfant. vice president OF the Co.
lese OF Idaho. in the presence OF a
few intimate friends. The house Was
decorated with quantities of iris. The
bridal pair. unattended, stood before
the hre place. where they said their
marriage vows. The bride wore a
gown OF white SIX with an overdress
of lace fiouncing. Her tulle veil hal
o hood of point lace and was fastenc
without ornaments. She carried a
shower boquet of bride roses and lii
les of the valley. Richard Erwin.
orEanist at the First Presbyterian
church. played the bridal march as
the pair appeared in the living room
The refreshment table was under the
direction OF Mrs. Richard Erwin. who
was assiaied by Mrs. Herbert Lemp.
Miss Bell. Miss Hazel Cleveland. Miss
Hazel Mix. and Miss Margaret. Far
ley. The only out or town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Cannon OF
weiser.
The bride met her hnancee TIM,
his sister. who was q classmata ot
hers at Whitman ccGlese. Mr.. Fra
ter is young attorney Of Seattle and
the bridal couple left on the afternoon
train for that city"
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MINISTERIAL PICNIC THURSDAY
AFTERNOON

The members of the Fremont Coun.
~ Ministerial association and their
families. making altogether q party Of
about forty people. picniced at the
Hot Springs hotel on Thursday. The
affair was very pleasant one In all
respects and all privileged 10 be pres
en-, viii long retain an agreeable mem
orr Of the days outing. The afair
was planned and carried out under
the supervision OF the Canon Cry
members OF the association, In faet,
the visitors wore their guests for the
occasion
There was an excellent dinner. eat
en- a frcsco. and various kinds q
amusemeuts TO afford diverSica;
among them the ancient. bnt popular
game OF auoits. In which the women
~ wsll as the men. participated. The
picnic vas voted TO have been . great
success. Among the out-of-tovn poo
PIE In attendance we're Rev. and Mrs.
Borrourhs and daughters. Rev. Burch-
fieid and daughter. Rev. an d Mrs.
Kidd. Rev. and Mrs.. Boyce. all Of
Florence. and Rev. and Mrs. SILK
wood OF Rockvale. The Canon City
representatives, included Rev. and Mrs
Konkel and family. Rev. and Mrs.
Mecrek;ht and the latter's mother.
Mrs. Proudnt. Rev. and Mrs. Elsea
and family. Rev. and Mrs. Armcn.
trout and family, Rev. and Mrs. Star
ring and family and Rev. and Mrs.
Harner and family.
THE {. A. T.'s CLUB PICNIC.
The members OF the Z. A. T.'s club
and q number OF their frienda enjoyed
n 6 o'clock dinner and picnic on the
skyline drive Thursday night. Games
were played later in the evening and
the affair hugely enjoyed BY ali Thoee
present were Misses Beulah. Jessie
and June Emmerson. Laura Abersold.
Wilma Newcomb. Eta Walton. Dora
Turner, May Howeils and Messrs. +.
A. Knowiton. Hugh Willis. NJ. Sher-
man, Ben Nitchen. Russell Coleman.
Park Ragsdale. William Johnson and
George Hickman.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. WILSON
HELLO SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Mar
tina A. Wilson. who died ut San Di-
ego. Casif, last Sunday. took place
from the First Methodist church at
2:30 O'Clock this afternoon and was
largely attended by former neighbors
and old friends of the deceased. The
obsequies were conducted by Rev.
Guy f. Konkei. pastor of the con-
gregation. and were very impressive.
Mrs. Wilson was woman OF fine
education and literary instincts and
was at one time a voiuminous con-
tributor of both prose and verse TO
the press. She was n resident OF this
community for a long time and TWEEN
~ years or more ago filed out he un-
expired term Of her brother. Matt
Hanks. as county superintendent Of
schools. the latter dying during his
tenure Of office. Mrs. Wilson's hus-
band has been dead for n number of
years and twelve or fifteen months
ago she went 10 southern California
to make her home with relatives.
The deceased was intimately nc:
quainted with Abraham Lincoln and
was a great admirer of the life and
character of the martyred president.
sha was laid to rest In Lakeside
cemetery beside the grave of her hus-
hand.
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SANTA Fe WILL MAINTAIN
ITS TRAIN SERVICE

uO bItUtU OAUuuUO6
The Santa Fe will be in position
at all times TO promptly handle all
business offered by the government
on account OF the war without seri-
oua;y ineonyeniencing its regular pa
trons." said President Ripley a few
days ago.
In the event Of a rush of troops
or army supplies of any kind" con-
tinued Mr.. Ripley. we may have 10
slow down a bit with other business.
but IL would be only for a few days.
We are not confronted in the United
States. as they are in Germany. with
moving troops and military supplies
back and forth across the country
continuously. With US the govern
ment is practically limited to hand
ling troop trains TO and from the mo-
bilization camps. Our program for
the movement Of troops is thoroly un-
dcrstood by everybody having to do
with its workings and 1t will be car
ried ost without delay or friction Of
any kind. Shippers have been advis-
ed OF the situation and are cooper
ating with US TO the end that there may
be no food or fuel shortage In our
territory as = result OF the possible
reduction OF train service made neces-
sary by a possible unforseen heavy
troop movement"
Mr.. Ripley was asked if the Santa
Fe company contemplated taking OF
any OF its trains on account of the
war, TO which he replied in the mega
tive The Santa Fs has no main line
trains in operation which are not need
ed TO take care of its traffic" said
Mr. Ripley. land no poorly patronized
branch line trains which are not de-
manded by the public. In several in
stances these trains were ordered on
by the interstate commerce commits
sion. The Santa Fe company has la
bored long TO increase the efficiency
of its service to the pubic: TO keep
its expenses down to the lowest notch
consistent with good railroading. and
at the same time pay its employees
wages on which they can live and pro-
vide for the future.
This liberal policy will be contin-
ued in the future. In the present ma
tional crisis the Santa Fe company
win be able to render to the govern
ment the best service that il is possi-
BILE for any railroad to give. So long
as people who don't so to war con-
tinue TO ship freight and travel. the
service they need win be forthcoming
As a public service corporation the
Santa Fe has twofoId duty to per
! form: to help with the war abroad
and TO continue to assist in building
up the country at home. After the
war is over and the exigencies Of the
government require il the entire ia
cilities OF the Sants Fe company will
be devoted to the service of the gov
ernment. ever TO the extent of can
ceiling all trains now serving the pub
lie"
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sORpRIsE ON MSS WALTON.

The members of the Y. N. Q. club
and q few other friends took their
suppers and met at the home of Miss
Eta Walton last Friday evening about
6 O'Clock. The AFFAIR was complete
surprise to her and was in honor Of
her birthday. After supper the Jolly
crowd went to the show. then back to
Miss walton's home and danced and
had . royal good time. The club
spoon was presented to Miss Walton.
Those present were the Misses Wilma
Newcomb. Marie prescott. Pearl and
Marie Dosardus. Vera Merris. Helen
and May and elsie Bower. Mae How
ellis. Eta walton and Mrs. Thomas
Hardy Of Denver
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0tss. q one. s..y q Toledo. !.

state q i.,s.s cs':- SsSs,yi c,,y e Toledo. 10.
Frank j.. Cheney melt0o oath that he u
eenlor partner. OF the firm Of +, ]. Cheney
Co. d0,nE 1T,ansss DM ,., ,n ne cssx Of rS no;
that eaid llrm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARb for each. and ev.
81 The nss Of HALLS CATARRH CURE
:, sTS: g s's: S s :S srS e. r.
tiSsn A. W. uI.nARoN,
y4nli.o cataryh curs y t1Hsa tnloFnally
sssl sssfssSs 81 tkS " SvStS;H. 1sS1 n
5!!.:x 4 c9,. T.''s'' .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-09
PRETENDIO PRIVARSE DE IA
EXISTENCIA.

Ancche. entire ocho Y nuere. sc
racibj6 aviso en- Ia inspection central
de policia de que en- Ia casa numero
31i de Ia Gale Santa Rosa Sc cncon-
traba m~oribundo Francisco Garcia,
quien pretenGi6 privarse de la eXis-
tencia apurando una fuerte d6sis de
uastillas de bicl0ruro.
Sin perder tempo Sc envio una
ambulancia que recogiera al presun-
TO suicida, quien d toda maQuina
fu6 conduc;do al Hospita! de Ia Gu
dad dondc Sc lie practice un buen
layado en- los intcst.nos, ~haci6ndose
desaparccer el toXico, que "a eStaba
hacienda sus cfectos.
En- los momentos en- que Garcia
Tue conducido al hospital su estado
Ia de Suma gravedad; pero a La
media noche que pedimos informcs
lie 81 salud, Sc nos diio Que cs.aba
uuy mejor@d0.
Como en- este pals Sc castig& Al
1uc atenta contra 81 vida, Garcia
sera consignado a la autoridad CON-
Detcute. 81 acaso logra s~alyarse, para
que manifesto aus movies tuvo
para apurar el venenO.
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CCMfTE PARA PROVEER DE CO
IOSINAS a LOS SOLDADOS

Hoy Z las diez dc Ia mahana Sc
reuniran en- el Hotel Menger todas
aouellas muieres Que tengan un hiJo
. I'm hermano en- el ejercito. para
ormar I'm Comite cue Sc encargara
dc 4 los soldadOs de todas
aquellas c~omodidades que no les
3ncdan esr propo;cionadas por ell
Gob;eruo. BESIDE iuego, ell primer ira
halo consistira Ell preparar las COLO
-;nas Que Sc les cbsequiaran en- "a
rJcche Bucna. FL comite aprovechara
todos los mediQs que esten a su al
canoe para reunir. fondos destinadoS
= comprar 10 indispensable para lie
mar ell objeto de Ia organization en-
Droyecto.
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UNA MUjER HE2IOA EN- UN
CHOOUE DE AUTOMOBILES

! :as cinco de Ia tarde de aye.
5ronta a Ia casa SOB de Ia Gale Z.
Gunther. choc5 Ell autom6vil hume
70 GOS7 con otro que iba guiado por
Ia sonora Past. En- este accidente re-
suite hc-ida Ia ~cxpresada se6ora y -
G.aciina con scrios d~csperfectoS.
FL chauffeur del automoviI cat
.anIc del desastrc no cspero que l.
uolicia Sc presentara 4 tomar conc
c'miento &c log hechos. sino que $
-ui0 3 canine. por 10 cue Sc ha d.
10 6rdencs a Ia policia para que dc
.cngan 4 q~uienes %viaien en ia! at
Iom0vil cuyo nUmero no pertencia
al registro de la ciudad de San An
tonic. sino dc una poblacion impot-
tantc dc este mismo Estado de Te-
xaG.
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BONlLLAS TRABAJA EN- FAVOR
(Viene de Ia la. Pag.)

Reclutamiento locales habra indefe"ti,
blemente una sacramento ~ameaazado:
"a escasez de braceros. lnsisten de
manera muy especial en que la 81
tuaci6r de Ia frontera, por 10 que sc
refiere a Ia question del trabajo, es-
Ia muy d~i-ectamente ligada con Ia
preston que Sc trate de e~jercer sobTe
los mexicanos para l~levarlos a servi-
clio militar Y que de efectuarse, ella
Sc traduciria On un abandono en- gran
de escala de las labores que ahora tie
nen e~ncomendadas Y este con g2avisi-
mo pcrjuicio para los intereSes de Ia
industrial local Y del pals Ell general
en- la epoca precisa en- que Sc nece-
sta intensificar esta.
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MUCHACHO MEXiCANO AFRO
PELLADO POR UN AUTO
MOEiL.

4 las once de la maHana dc ayeE
IN muchacho meXica1o caminab&
or la cuile de Concrete montado en-
ma bicicleta al Ilegar al crucero
on la Gale Laredo fuc atrope lado
,or ell utom6vil nimero gill que
ba p;loteado por IN indlviduo d"
.clOr.
Inmediatamente Sc agIomero un
ran numero de curiosos que presta-
on algunos auxiljos al herido. +.
.endarme del punto Sc apcrsono {"
i lugar del accidente y llamo a "a
.mbulancia que recogio Al muc"a-
10 transportandolo al hospital ie IA
.iudad para que ALI Sc le presten
as atenciores mGdicas que sean
~lecesarlaS. .
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NoF3SDr0:8Sd della Ciudad
AVER ESTUVO CERRADO Ell ca
TY HALL EN- SENAL DE
DUELO.

Oportunamente dimos cuenta de Ia
muerte de- Comisionado de Flnan-
zas, Mr.. Garland, QUEEN dejo de eXis-
,jr en- Rochester, Mimi, despues de
haber sufrido una delicada operation
uuirurgica. Ell cadaver del Comislc-
nado Garland fue traido a San An
tonic = aver Sc lie do sepultura, ha-
biendo asistido a u f%unerales to-
dos los empleados de Ia administra-
ci6n municipal dc esta ciudad. Como
una SERIAL de duelo, todas las ofic:-
mas del City Hall permanecieron &C.
rradas duranVe Il manana.
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SERAN CANCELADAS LAS Ii
CENCIAS DE ALGUNOS
CHAUFFEURS.

En- vista del gran numero de afro
oellos ' cheques que Sc registrar
1orque gran parte de los autonoyl-
IS que hacen .el trafico por las GALES
lie Ia noblaci6n. van manejados por
personals que no poseen los conocl-
aientos suficientes como chauffeurs,
an a ser examinados todos los que
.hor,. pilotean AUTOMOBILES y 4 guie-
les no nanen los requisites reQu"r-
los. sc les ca~nce,aran sus l~iccnclas.
Los que guien autos sin tenef Ii
.ercia del municIrio, serau rccogl-
los nor Ia policia Y multadoS.
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A PUNTO DE MATARSE PON
EVITAR UN ATROPELLO

\ las cinco de Ia manana de aver,
policia D. Neal que hace su servl-
10 en- motocicleta, caminaba a TODD
.orrer por la Gale Houston Y al lie
ar al crucero con In de San Saba,
, atravesaron en- su canine dos sol
ADDS. Ell policia quiso evitar afro
ellarlos Y desyi6 su maquina, Ia que
'ue a chocar contra Ia banQueta
rmediata. Neal recihi6 aigunas he
;das de suna gravedad Tue conduc:-
10 a hospital de Ia ciudad.
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NO CORREN TRENES DE CARGA..
Yiene de la la. plana.

rrey para e]mprender ia persecution
de los revclucionarios que Sc han vol
teado contra Ell Gobierno de Carranza,
Y otras han sido apostadas q 10 largo
de Ia Inca divisoria para evitar que
Sc puedan pasar de este lado pertre-
chos de guerra para la nueva faccion
m lisa o grupos de genie armada
que vayan a aunentar Ell nucleo.
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UNA sIRENA De GRAN POTEN'
GA PARA Ell CAMPO
TRAVIS.

Con objeto de dar la alarma c"
case de incendio, va 4 ser instalada
en- Ia ~estaci5n central de bomberos
m~ilitares del Campo Travis, una
"sirena' de gran potencia, al cue Sc
hara funcionar por medic de aire
comprimido. pudienod escucharse en-
Una distancia de cjnco mil'as a Ia
rcdonda.
va esta Ell San Antonio csc apa-
ratio. asi es que de un dia a otro
so~prendera SUI silbido q los habl-
tantes de la parte de Ia ciudad in
mediate al Fuerte Sam Houston.
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VITO QUE IN HONBRE lie re
BARA 81 BiCICLETA

Ricardo Garcia eS 81 uombre dc IN
nucha@ho de IS amos Ge edad QUE aver
Il medic dia evito que IN mcNlc2no
e p amos lie robara su bicic!eta. Gar
ia habia dejado sU maquina en- ia
2squina de las GALES Colegio : San
II Maria, habiendose Dresentado i re
cogerla en- los precisoS momentos CT
que ci caco Ic rorrpia Il cadeaa QUe
:uietaba e. candado cue lie imPcc2a
andar. Garcia no dejo If al ratero )
Il entrego al gendarme dc puntO 81,
la Gale Houston.
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ESTIMABLES PACiENTES

Algo deIicada de saiud, Sc cue
er2 IL Sra. Dna. Beatrlz JaQuez dc
Torres. en- Fl Paso. Texas. a dondc
aca0a de regersar accompaniment de ST
esposo, ell ST.. DR.. D. Ignacio Torres,
dcsDuGs de haber pasado el ultimo
verano en- los Angeles, California.
-Tambien hemos sabido que sc
e~rcucrtra cnfeGma dc alguna grave
d8d. CT Il misma poblacion, Ia uina
Amparo, hiia del senor don Jose
As1nso:o y dc 81 estimable esposa,
Ia Sra. Dolores Martinez dc Asun-
solo,
Dascamos que cuanto antes reco-
bren I'll saiud las cstimabies pacien-
ties.
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AVER FUERON MULTADOS IRE
CE CHAUFFEURS.

Aver fueron multados trece ch@ui-
,urs en- diez d6lareS cada uno,. por
laber violado los reglamentoS dc ira
ECO.
Las trece aprehensiones fueron he
chas durante el domingo. poT los
scendarmes montaGos en- motocIcle|
ne 0 q~uienes estan encargados &c
hacer que Sc respeteu los reglamen-
-os de traficO.
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.NCENDIO EN- Ell DEPARTAMEN
TO De EQUIPAJES DE IA
ESTACTON DEL I and C. n.

Aver por la madrugada Sc descu-
Jri6 I'm incendio en- ia bodega de
.quiDajes de Ia estaci0n del l. and
J. n. De esta ciudad- Aunque los
3omberos acudieron oportunamente,
as perdidas sufridas por ell incendio
e calculan en- quinientos dolares.
ues varias maletas fuefon consul
midas por las llamas.
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DE UNA ESIUt
LA DONDE ENCONTRARAN
OCUPACION CHEN
CBREROS.

En- las inmediaciones de Ia planta
de gas de esta ciudad, han dado pr-n
cipio las obras de construction oe
unos ~salones que serviran de escuela
= los soldados. Esos saloneS seran &c
MADEIRA V enteramente iguales d los
del acantonamiento del Campo Ira
Wis. Sc gastaran $4,000 en- "a eo2s-
trucci6n Y van & ser ocupados Glen
obreros, Sc calcula que en- dos St
manas estara terminate ell trabaJo.
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cOMITE PARA LA cONSERVA-
CION DE ALIMENTOS.

Hoy d las uucvc dc Ia manana SC
rsuniran CIR esta ciudad IN gru2o dc
Dromirentes vecinos paCroclnadoS
0 el Departamento de Agriculture
del Estado, para formar un Comite
Executive para Ia Conservation de
los Alimentos. Esc conlite s~ostendra
: I'm grupo de professors eXpertas
cue daran lecciones de embase de
Iepumbres Y frutas d las amas de
casa V Z cuantas personals 10 solicit
ten.
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IN NINO DE DIEZ AMOS DEThNl
DO POR RDB0

L. policia aprehendi0 i III nlno me-
.icano de 10 amos de edad, acusado
? haber roto y robado IN buzon Pc
ueno de los que el Gobierno tiene dis
-sbuidos en- las GALES para que en-
elios sea dopositada Ia correspondent
cha.
Las autoridades sc encargaran de
erieuar 81 el chiQuiIlo ohro por Ura-
.csura 0 aconsejado criminalments.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-09
Dc Las 0FlClNAS De POLiClA
DIEZ NECROS FUERON SCRPREN
DIDOs DEC!CADOS A JUEGOS
PROEIBIDOS.

FL Captain Coy, del cuerpo de pc
licia local, acompanado de I'm gen.
darme de motocicleta, sorprendieron
aver en- la madrugada en- n casa
de la Avenida New Braunfe!s a d!ez
negros que Sc dedicaban a jugar car
tas, apostando dinero. e. captain
Coy a~Drehendi6 a todos los j~ugadores
sin cue lograra escaparse ninguno
dc ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-09
LO ACUSO DE HABERSE ROBAD0
IN PAR DE ZAPAT0S

In mexicano que apenas tenia tres
dias de llcgado q San Antonio. fu6 acu
sado aver por NJ. MilgrOm, que viVe
en- la casa 1lS de la Gale sur Flores,
del robo de un par de botines. Fl me-
yicano fue detenido Y conSignado al
Juez de paz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-09
Sc uN:ERON EN- MATRiMONiO

RI domingo ultimo c~oEtrajcron
matrimonio cl senior Francisco Alva-
RADIO Y ia senorita FraHcisca Mata.
Los nuevos esposos fijaran 81 resi-
dencia en- esta ciudad.