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Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Kitchen Decorations Should
be Carefully Worked Out

blue and white scalloped oilcloth on
tho shelves the same pattern as the
lincoleum, an oval braided blue and
white rag rug on tho floor and a Wind
sor chair, white enameled. and you
have a blue and white kitchen de lux
that would tempt most any cook to
stay and break your blue and white
crOckery. Even q blue Monday would
fade to insgnlncance In such fascinat-
ing blue and white confines.
on the other hand a yellow and white
kitchen Will bring the sunshine into
the darkest Harlem flat. Paint the walls
in sunshine yellow with the woodwork
white but then go q bit farther with
your ochre tlnts and paint the steplad-
der, chair, the table. the kitchen cabi-
net all In q golden glow stopping short
only OF the stove and sink.
Yellow and white Japanese towelling
makes quaint and appropriate sash cur
tains for the windows OF the yellow
kitchen and as O final finishing touch
either a canary in a willow cage may
swing IN the window or a tortoise shell
cat bask In the sunshlny glow Of the
table and chairs. Don't however feel
you must go the limit and lave both
as there would undoubtedly be a clash
and q iarrlng note. Ultimately, how
ever, there is no doubt but that both
cat and bird would blend beautifully
together.
For the floor OF the yellow kitchen
Illneoleum TO simulate a hardwood par
lduet floor Is best although yellow and
...l,tt. votknrrad lfpooiot,vn fo o1uo uood
Don't throw out your perfectly good
aluminium or enamel kitchen utensils
because they clash with your sunshine
Evening journal., 1917-10-19

color scheme. but II you do have TO
buy new ones anyway either copper
or brass pots and saucepans like they
uss lover there" Will flt in shiningly
Either tho blue and white. the yell
low and white. or the oil white kitchen
Is q winning trio to choose from. or
course there may be a few aesthetic
souls who are forced TO wrestle with
the pots and pans I'm these present days
OF stress who would prefer to do so
IN an atmosphere OF mauve or reseda.
Let them so as far and as mauve as
they like. II It helps them TO scour out
pots in a purple sink or fry 1apjacks
on a Nile green stove who is there
to draw the color liner Unless OF course
they should be able to snare husky
Bridget after they got II all mauved
up. She'd probably proceed to paint It
red for them or at least quit the Job
and then paint the place black to all
other applicants.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Your Gloves are one of
the mOstimpOrtant parts
of VOur costume

Selection from our stocks in
sures you against unfavorable
glove criticism for the qualities
and styles are always of the
best. This is as true this sea-
son when really good gloves
are scarce, as any previous sea-
son. An examination will
quickly and conclusively prove
this to your entire satisfaction.
Plain White Kid Gloves are
81 and SIPS a pair.
With Black Embroidery,
$1.75 to SIPS a pair.
Washable Kid, in pearl,
white, Newport and tan, fine
quality, SIPS.
A special number in wash
able kid of very good quality,
is here for Saturday in pearl,
white and Newport for only
$1.65 a pair.
Plain black Kid Gloves from
$1.75 to $3.50 a pair.
Chamoisette Gloves in black,
white and grey for SOC to $1.00
pair. Gloves, 1st Floor.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
GREAr COUNCIL MEETNG.

The sixty-frst session. of the
Great Council OF Delaware, lmp'd o.
r. NJ, Will be held at Knights OF
Pythias Hall. commencing at
O'Clock. October "a and continuing in
$ session all day the 25th. The great
chiefs will be advanced in rotation.
the only contest being for great
Junior sycamore. the candidates be
ing Frank A. Gradwohl, of Delaware
Tribe No. 1, and William A. Clough
of Shawnee Tribe, No. ?. An oper
meeting will be held at the beginning
OF the session 10 which the member
OF the order. including the ladies a
= we'll as friends arc invited. The Hon
y JOHN w. Lawson will welcome In
members OF Wilmington and tn
Hon. Joseph 70. Nowrey forme
mayor OF Camden, n j.. representa-
the Great Incohonee, Will speak II
behalf OF the order. After the pre-
liminary exercises the regular ses
s3n will be open.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Charmeuse for
chic dancing dresses

OF a fineness and elegance
that makes up into the most
graceful of evening dresses and
in all the most desirable shades;
these are 40 inches wide ard in
two specially good qualities at
$500 and $3.50 a yard. You
will be delighted with these
good silks. See them toinor-
row.
Crepe Meteor, the silk par
excellence, for draped effects
as we'll as for stylish street
dresses and afternoon gowns.
In several good qualities, all 40
inches wide, 81, SIPS, and
$2.75 a yard.
Your friends like our Crepe
de Chimes, with the fine geor-
gette crepeS we have to match
them, for we sell great yard
ages of both. In thEty of the
best street and evening shades,
1t is an easy matter for you to
find the right one here. The
crepe de chimes are $1.75, 81
and $2.25. The georgette
crepes are $1.75 and $500.
Daylight Silks, 1st Floor.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19

The new cooks had the kitchen done,
With blue It's motive note;
because 10 matches up you see,
Patrolman Caseys coat.
NEW YORK, Oct. i9.-When the busy
lltllo 1917 decorator got through with
the library by hanging II in cloth Of
gold and carelessly tossing a black vel
vet cushion with gold tassels on the
black and white marble floor, end de-
flying anybody to ind book in the
place, ho called 10 a day and felt he
had. beautifully acquitted himself OF a
perfect home.
He had overlooked however, the most
vital spot OF all IN these days OF the
servant famine. A spot where the lady
Of the manor must needs spend most
OF her hours Of erstwhile ease-the
kitchen.
A kitchen specialist was at once
called in and when he had finished with
/ the spot one simply had to plead with
/ The lady Of the manor TO come out or
the kitchen before she would tear her
self away from the fascinating place.
It's time the kitchen was taken in a
decorative hand Even If you are for
tunate enough TO have little servant
I'm your home It makes the odds better
for your keeping her II you have a
color scheme that matches her aura
or a conventional pattern llneoleum that
appeals to her conventional soul.
II you have your own house then
your super kitchen has tiled walls OF
course and a red tile floor, but even
II you must struggle along In an apart
ment with plaster walls and floors OF
wood do not despair. Take your cour-
age and a paint brush well In hand
and when your walls have been done
ceruealean hue and the woodwork
white enamel. then put blue and white
lineoleum on the floor and proceed TO
make sash curtains for the windows
Of bright blue and white check .ging-
ham with the checks Of half-lnch d.
mensions. A pink geranlum In a blue
and white flower pot on the window
ledge, a collection Of white mixing
bowls with bright blue band pots, pans
and saucepans OF bright blue enamel,
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
BY MARGARET MASON.

written for the United press.)
The now cooks had the kitchen done,
With blue It's motive note;
Because II matches up you see,
Patrolman Casey's coat.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Peoples Church
WILL GIVE BANQUET
Judge Conrad Will be Toast
master and DR.. Holmes
to Speak
GIRL SHOT is HOME
FROM HOSPITAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL:
DOVER. Oct 1s.-Members Of tho
Dover Century Club at their meeting
Wednesday afternoon. were cordially
greeted by their new president, Mrs.
r. I. Holiday. At the close Of the
business session Mrs. Robert T.,
Lewis gave q report Of the twentieth
annual meeting Of the State Fed
Grafton OF women's Clubs. held At
Rehoboth in June.
The newly elected officers Of Dia-
mond Lodge. No. 9. A. o. Z. W.. were
installed Wednesday evening by
Grand Master Workman Julian Walk
er and stan including Messrs. Kane
Pretvman and Davidson. After the
installation, the visiting members
made interesting addresses.
Elizabeth Mayer. daughter Of Mr.
an Mrs. Harry Mayer, who was ac-
cidentaliy shot on August 30th, and
who has been In the hospital in Phil
adelphia for several weeks, has been
brought back to her home. She stood
me tllD well anu the many AAINu-'
OF the little girl as well as OF the
parents are rejolced over the favor
able condition OF the child.
At the annual Brotherhood ban
ouet OF the Peoples Christian Church,
10 be given this evening at the Peo-
ple's Christian Church, Judge Henry
c. Conrad will act as toastmaster.
DR.. Jesse Holmes. Of Swathmore, Pa.
will be the chief speaker. his subject
being THE Making of a Nation-Men
and Things." Musical features VIII
include solos by Mrs. Priscilla Light
bourne Mrs. W. d. Burton and one
selection by the Dover Glee Club. An
orchestra. under the direction Of Miss
AIargaret Benson, viii play during
the evening.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Just Received a Ship
ment of Army Khaki
and Grey Wool

and it would be we'll for you to
get what you need at once. for
there is no telling when we will
be able to get more in. The
price is $1.OO and SIPS ID.
All shades of SHETLAND
floss for the fashionable and
popular Slip-Over Sweaters,
25c and 4Oc a hank.
You can receive free instruc-
ton in any kind of Knitting as
our demonstration is still 60
ing on under the supervision of
Miss Baird.
Knitting Bags are here in
wide range of patterns and
prices. You can find just the
one you want to carry your
knitting in, soc to $3.25. And
they make very nice Christmas
presents, too.
All shades of brush wool Is
now here at only 33c a ball.
Art Dept, 1St Floor.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
trim fitting, smart
new SpatS

in the correct falkshades and of
excellent quality cloths. $1.50
to $500 a pair, all sizes.
White, chamois, grey, tan,
brown and steel.
Notions, 1St Floor.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
new Fall Buttons

are ready for your inspection.
Handsome novelties in pearl,
ivory, metal and celluloid; 15c
a dozen to Csc apiece. Fur but
tons for your coat are zoe and
Csc each. Plush buttons from
sc, Sc, 10c apiece.
Notions, 1st Floor.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19

Want Ads will bring many oppor-
funities for metal workers. domestics
and housekeepers during the coming
week.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Stylish New Umbrellas
that shed rain like a
ducks back

are here in all the new fall
styles. It's we'll to be prepared
for the rainy day; get your UNI
brella now. OF strong union
taffetA with ebony finished
handles, these two numbers at
So and $3.50 are particularly
desirable. Silver trimmed
ebony handles add much to the
style of these good silk UNI
brellas at SIS, $3.50 and 81
apiece. Silk Umbrellas in blue,
green, red, are $4 to $3.50.
Mems umbrellas covered with
long wearing Gloria or union
taffeta and with those comfort
able Prince of Wales handles
are only 81 TO $3.50 each.
Right Inside Market st. Door.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Mirror Aluminium
looks Mell-cooks vel

looks WeII-coOks well
You'll like the practical
shapes of this good aluminium
wear. You'll appreciate the
savings in both food and fuel
Evening journal., 1917-10-19

Buy a Baby Government Bond for
Baby.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19

when Mirror Aluminium is used
in your kitchen. You will find
complete lines here in this ex-
cellent and not expensive alum
mum. Dish Pans, $3.65, Syrup
Pitchers, 81, CSke Turner'S,
35c, Sugar Shakers, 10c to 4Oc,
Tea Kettles, $3.50, Double
Boilers, $3.50 up, Berlin Ket-
ties, $1.5O, Sauce Pans, SOC,
Milk Kettles, 75c, Covered
Buckets, $1.0O, Camp Cooking
Outfits, $3.50, and many other
itcms that will appeal to you
and help you in the daily prep
aration of your appetizing
meals.
Housefurnishings, Basement.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Cut Glass For
Wedding Gifts

Cut Glass of a brilliance that
will just match the eyes of the
happy recipient of one of these
pretty pieces. Well cut in the
new designs and in a variety
of practical pieces any one of
which will make a splendid gift.
Nappies from So up, are al
ways welcome; handsome
bowls in various sizes, are
from So up. Footed Naples,
$2.75 up. Vases from SIPS
up. The cut glass is shown in
the house-furnishing basement,
right next the framed pictures.
You are cordially invited to see
both. Basement.
Evening journal., 1917-10-19
Brisht. Pretty Cretonnes

The new designs and color
ings are we'll represented in
this wide assortment of Gre
tonnes and muslins. Brighten
up your rooms with inexpen-
sive fall hangings and curtains
of these at 18c to 6Oc a yard.
Bordered Voiles, in white,
ecru and cream; also in figured
grounds, 35c and 40c a yard.
KirSch Double Curtain Rods,
SOC; single rods, 35c; extern
sionS, 15c.
This extra extension allows
the rod to extend 75 inches.
Stair buttons in bronze and
brass are 35c a dozen.
Sd Floor, Take Elevator.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Ia MORTALlDAD De Los NlNGS
NEXICANOS.

Segtn los datos establishes reuni-
dos en- l. 3fic:na de SaiubriiaG lie
san Antr~,o. nlaca Sc habia reg;s-
trado al una m~orralidad KAN gr:,~-
de entire -os niHos de orIgen mexlca-
no. como en- cl mes de A6r.I cue aca-
"a de pasa.. 90 muc"tes courtroom
duranre e, cjJado mes en- n.@os =
menoS he III aHo en- tSato Que aH:"a
los te otras naclon&.jl&de& GcN,,o
de l. m:sma ed&d solo h2bo Is ,!1-
funciones. Entire n:aos dc padres re
X-ca.os J de eiad en,-e : I"s
aao:. hu5o 3 deiunciones. m:ent:as
dc les otraS nacioral'd@t:es solo l.vl'o
>. Segun el nun:cro lot&! lie GefJn-
clones naDidaS en- el mes. 4 ciadal
,2"o una perGjda De ii Al mi..ar
entire sus habi.2ntes,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
CONTINUA Ell RECLUTAMIENTO
PARA LAS FUERZAS Dr..
MARINA

".Arnque cl presente requerimiento
de hombres para la marina de los
Estados Unidos ha quedado cuhicrto
por medic de los continues recluta-
micntcs en- las oficinas del gobierno.
Seguiremos admitiendo q los hon.bres
de buena voiuntad que Sc si%an pre-
sentando-dijo c. 0. Eyans-encar-
gado dc Ia oficina de reclutam;ento
esta ciudad, ~ continuaremos acep
tando las solicitudes que Sc presen-
ten hasta er tanto que una cifra que
cubra tcda provision no haya SiIo
obtenida, con solo Ia difercncia de
que en- 10 successive procederemos con
mas cuidado que anteriormente." Dc
80 solicitudes que sd prcsentaron esta
solamente u fuero1 provei-
das de corformidad. DeSpues de pa
sado el examen de los reclutas, pue-
den tornar a suS casas Y q sus ocu-
pacioGeS hasta en- tanto sean llamados
por el g~ohierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Por Ia Sociedad Mutualista
Mexicana A tes Grdfcas'

Con verdadero empeno han seguta:
tra5ajandn los socios cue integran es-
ia sociedad. En- "a Ultima junta que
ce!ebraron, despues de discutir y apro-
bar varios asuntos de verdadero int
res para Ia corporation, el tescrero,
sei.cr de IA Cara lego ell corte de ca
ja De fin dc mes, y con verdaGec.
placer superior To- asociadoS cue has
en- GAIA, a2tualulente, Ia suma de CieA-
TO cincuenta dGlareS, 10: cualcs ScrIn
Gepositad0S en- IN Banco de II ciuda':
: N0mhre de IL soc!edad.
Los sccicS :. muestran satisfe:hoS
Y Ell arimo no decac. antes bieA cs:.:n
dispueStos a trabajar con mas empc-
10 cada dia por lieva:. ! IN sociriad
al Iugar QUO le correspond. entire las
lie 81 claSe.
In Sccrctaria nos manifesto nu"
e-tanda W impreso e. r~eglamcnt0
- . emprender T activa prop&aan-
da Y nos suplica que por AreStrO con
ducro demos n0ta DC este q todoS los
senore< que trabajen en- las Ate
Craficas y que Quieran insresar 4 eS-
Ia sociedad, para que Sc sirraA Eedh'
Gicho reglamento n secretar!o, seNE
F!l:1ertc r. Reza. 40I Sur San Saba.
: Il con @usto atcnderl = los So!i;i.
tantes Por 81 puesto que eSta invita-
ci6n Ia hacc extensive no Solamentr 4
los de las .ArteS Graficas de esta ciu-
dad. s;no q todcs los del Estado de Re.
. xas, Nuevo Mexico. California Y en-
! tcdas las demas parties donde Kay:
uro Q mas meN!canoS que trabajcn en-
Il arte de Gutenberg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
:QUIEN PERDIO IN MONO \ IN
PERIiITO BULLDOG?

Il sonora O. Sullivan. 1905 DC Ia
Gale s. Hackborrv, ha hecho sabe.
que hallandoSe el ultimo marteS en- Ia
vcntana de su casa, renentinamentc
Sc cncontrG posecdora de dos curio-
SOS ~arimales, los cuales son IN mono
V Tn perro bulldog Cuando intentj
ilevar el mono a Il dc los dcparta-
meatos postericres de su casa. el pc
rro Sc puso grandemcntc LiSCuStado
Y le manifesto que no cst&ba CON
forme con aquelIo. FL perro parere
eStar en- "a inteli~encia de que SUI mi
sion es cuidar de 81 companero Y
este parece hailarse enteramente sa-
tjSfecho con su nueva morada. Pero
Ia Senora Sullivan no quiere conpii-
caciones de ninguna naturaleza V cs-
pera que el dueno de tales animaleS
Sc preSente a recogerlos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
CONBATlENDO EN- FRNN(IA

FL lunes y el martes &c Ia sen,a-
ma pr6xima Sc exhibirdn en- cI tea
tro Majestic. de las . a las II dc n
nochc algInas pc!iculaS cue rcpresen-
tan escenas de il guerra europea.
Una lie eStas peliculas sera Ia que
!leva por titulo "Ccmbatlcndc e"
TraNc!a," Ia Cual mucstra L. mane-
~ y son conduciGos los heri:ios
deSdc las trincheraS, IA bata!la en-
prorreso en- cl frentc occidental,
etc. Fsta cxhihici0n Seri dada b2io
los auspicios del Capitulo De San
Antonio dc Ia Cruz Roja y I bencfi-
clio de tai organization. TodcS los
arregioS n~CceSarios ban SidO hethoS
para ul;c las cXhibiciones sean Cubic.
tas con III programa de mUsica per
fectamente se!ecciOnado. Prominentes
heroes dc n guerra aparecer&n en- IL
pantalla. asI como el rey Jorge de
Inglaterra. cl rev Alberto de Be!@i-
ca, Lord Kitchener revistando sus
tropas en- Francia el general .Joffre
General en- Jefe del Ejercito frances.
en- varios pasajes de su vista < este
pals. con motive de su mission de CUE
IRA
Ninsuna flgura de Ia guerra es tan
~favorita en- este pals como el gene.
raj Jcffre, cl h"rce de "a bat2lla del
Marine.
In a~siento en- el citaGo teatro "a
ra esta exhibition no valGra mas Cue
p ~ccntavos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
RUBO \. LA SAN ANTONIO OIL
COMPANY

% sacos de semilla de algodGn '
5 saccs de harina fueron robado$ an.
teayer en- Ia madrugada de Ia plan
Ia Ge Ia San Antonio Oil Company.
AZ de Ia Gale Walnut, entrando 10:
ladroneS por Ia puerta principal l>
Ia ?egociacion. Uno de los hombre.
arrastr6 los saeos por uno ha-
cia una veltana de la parte poste.
ricr del edificlo Y fuc entregandolos
i los que que eSpcraban fuera &c Ia
ventana. De ALI ~llevaror los sacos a
una casa sofa que nay cerca, haSta
que hubo amanecido Y entonces tran
quilamente los cargaron en- IN cara
Y Sc fueron con ellos. La raz0n de ha-
bcr dejado Ell robo IN "a casa va
carte hasta que amaneci6, fue segu-
ramente, para no despertar sospe-
chas conduclendo los sacos a Ia cid
dad q una bora en- que pudieron ser
registrados por Ia policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
LORD CECIL REFUTO UNOS CAR
Cos HECEOS AL GOBIERNO

LONDRES, Mayo 11.-Una insi-
nuacion sobre que Ia campana de los
aliados en- los Ba!kanes Sc estaba 20
nieado en- peligro por Ia protection
dada al Rey Constantine de Grecia,
por sus relaciones reales con ell 60
bierno ingles, fu6 hecha hoy por al
diputado Andres Lynch, en- Ia CANA
IA de los Comunes. habiendo dado
lugar con clio a una acalorada dis
puta.
Lord Robert Cecil que Sc hallaba
presentc en- Ia session refuto energi-
camente ell cargo hecho por Lynch.
tachandolo dc absolutamente false y
agregando que en- 81 opinion tai ~
servaci6n era verdaderamente coDar-
de.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
PERMiSOS PARA FINCAR.

II Igles!a de Dos en- Cristo-Edi-
f:c.o p@.a g.esis-Ca.le Iowa. entire
Mesquite ' H&ckhcrry-$l.0OO.
9. 4. Moody C,es,amcntarial-A-
dic:o2 Breckenridge. entire as GALES
Terditk y 8enard-$2.7OO.
Alex Bc"ld. casa lie tres c~uartos--
Gale Z. Concrete. entire Crofton V
Garcia 300.
VI. z scoe-caSa de ! cuartos-
u. 4 aston-$1.20O.
San Antonio Grain Co-Bodegas-
Gale Burnett-$1. 200.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Sc III pEnDEGO IN JOyEN III
IS AMOS

Edna Wceden, iovea de &c aIoS, III
a dc, .matrimcnio c. D. Wieedea
u De IA Gale Rips, se2&n ;nfoCm7s
l.ecaGos { IA rolicia, desaparee.G &c
ST casa desde q microbes 2 las : Dc
n taraa Iior&nGo en- 81 pode- Il 81
ma dc $50. sin Que nadle kaya we,
10 = sabcr 70 que h2 side De ella.
Se@un n information r"cib.':a PC.
IN mtambro de Ia famiiia IL = -
prcsada ;oven So Ia %ij i ccr Gile--
con : Houston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
LAS REPARACIONES DEL
R

Las reparaciones q Ia torre del edi
ficIo de Correos de esta ciudad han
comenzado va, retirandose todas las
piedras que Sc estaban desmoronan-
do en- Ell basamento de dicha TORE. e.
contrato de dicha reparaci6n dee
que todas las piedraS que esten en-
nal estado por ser de contextura muy
blanda seran reemplazadas por otras
de graz dureza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
POR HABER PINTADO FICURAS
EN- LA PARED DE LA
CARCEL.

Una multa de s. lie fue impucsta
Joseph Rosen. de IS amos de ed"d.
por habe- ensuciado las paroles He
Il c&rcel pintando figuras en- elias.
La muIta fut impuesta por Ia Corte
de Po!icia aver en- Ia mlnana. f! fall
sta tenia dos iia; de haber lle&;::o
lie pitcs5urg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Noticias de Ia Ciudad
HIZO PEDAZOS Ell. POSTE DE
UNA GALERIA

Al If por Ia Gale de FL Paso IN
truck conducido por IN empleado de
J. +. Lozano Y Compania, l~nternatio.
nal Brokers, anteayer en- la ma!ana,
clcco cor Ell poste de n galeria lie
Ia ASA ntimcro 901 de Ia citada ca
lie echandolo al suelo Gracias . qu2
el conductor Sc mantuvo firne en- 81
~aSiento. al ser lanzaGo ell CAIRO con
tra e. poStc. no rAcibi6 nin%une. herr
ia. Les empleados de IA C%omraAia
arre"laron pagan los daE2s caa<A-
dos Y no lubo neceSidad de haze.
n;n"un arresto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
LOS SERSIOS CAPTURARON VA.
RIAS TRINCHERAS.

SALoNICA, Mayo l1.-Varias
t~rincheras a~vanzadas en- las cerca-
MAS de Dobropolye: en- e! frente lie
IA Macedonia, han sido c~aptura&as
por las tropas serbias. segun Sc dice
IN informe Official dado 4 Ia pl-;
blicidad aqui hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
ENTRAN \ LA RESERVA De OFT.
GALES

John F Leblanc. jr, eX-agente Va
icro de fletes de Ia Cotton Belt Line
Y IN hijo del Agente General de
Fletes Y p~asajes de csc f~errocarril,
acaban de renunciar los empleos que
desemrenaban para ingresar a Ia re.
Serva de oficales en- los campOs DC
instruction de Lem Springs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
\ LOS C.AMPOS DE AVIAOON

IN tren especial sobre Ia via del
J. s G. n. corri0 aver Ell la tarde pa
II que Ell publico de eSta ciudad pu-
d!cra visitar los campos de aviacjjn
situados al { de San Antonio Y pre-.
senciar las maniobras de los avia-
dores que tuvieron lugar en- honor
de los Flks.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
COLLISION

e. policia Bradshaw arresto aver en-
Ia MARIANA al conductor de IN auto
que choco con III. wagon en- la inter-
seccion de las GALES de Travis V
Sta. Maria. Ell chauffeur fue acusa-
do de POGO cuidadoso en- el manejo
de su caro-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12

ARkEGL0 S0MBIiEROS-fe SehCr2s, seize
ritss Y Mos, pOr ms'O que So = as:Sr,
en- cue Sc eHcuectre1 Y pU- dersTinrsdo'
Gle esten SGS Sdnr-Os- ICS TefCrEDO :
dos q Ia ultima mota. Dor 80 : IS ceuGagcs
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ST ~NECESTTh cypress v-rp Cua .isv. -
DetaC3S a Ia e>fRcfG1 Q annie SuS EIur
bles. habiele 4 B0Sa.es- Te!vrnEH CrrtErs
z75t J TTaTiS tis6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12
Nacimientos.

Tn nino de I'M" .aonj2 TIN dad
Salazav~ AveniG4 san Ps.jo s..
Tn niho de, m%t,;mo,.o y. .$ifNrn-
>cs-Ca!le S. LAREDO rs.
Una nina del matrimonio s. FH""-
tc-Calle de San LIS 400.
Una nina del nlatrlmonio Arturo
Zalo..- Gale dc Chihuahua 22i.
Tn nino lie, ma;rmonio Elddio Car
c:a-Cal.e Wall $40.
Una nina de- matrimonio Feline We
ia-Calle San Fernando 3l4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-12

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