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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
Ell probleme de las habitaciones.

Hace tempo que ell cncontrar en-
San Antonio, asa com0da, barata,
etc, casa, N fin, appropriate i las
neceSid"deS del que IL necesita, viene
siendo un problema.
No hay va en- las GALES centricas.
en- los lugares comodos e hlg!enIcos,
sino en- las mas l~ejanas barbados, en-
los lugares donde Ii sandal ha 10
grldo hacer menOs, es dlticll encon-
trar oportunamente n casa desc
cuDaGa.
Las hay, es cleric, casi siempre en-
NAL cstado o Q Inconvenience
graves. Y aun eSaS, no muestran
Dor muchoS dias su cartel de renta,
Dues son ocupadaS Siempre 4 los po-
cuisines diaS de haber quedado Va
canteS.
Entrevistando aver Z aigunos de
los agentes de casas de San Antonio.
clos nos d~ecian:
-Cada dia Va siendo mas LifIcll
encontrar. como Sc e~ncontraban an
tano, caSaS haratas y buenaS en- San
Antonio. yues toLaS estan ocupadaS,
' IL mayoria, con largoS contracts.
atlas.
Al presen;e, hay ~algunas vacan-
,eS. peCtrneci"Etrs Il personals que
nan idc : pasar 81 veranG l las pla-
vas, i div-rSoS !ugares camPestres,
pero que regresaran a fin de ia
estacion. Cast todaS estaS caSaS Sc
rentan amueblaGas, y sus rentas son
Pues bien: como aver Sc dijo en-
Ia junta del st. Anthony. para ell
mes de Septiembre sera tarea dltici-
liSima, IL de ]encontrar en- San An
tonic. una casa donde virir, para eSa
iecha habran ~regreSad0 los Temporal
listas. V para es:. fecha. ~cincuenta
o seSeu,a mil hombres habran llegado
4 Ia ciudad muchoS de elloS con SuS
iamiliares. Y traS elloS Ia p%oblaci0n
civil Gue ell tornO de los campamen
tos har:i negociOS durante largo ITEM
30.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19

Cusn9o ~necesite libros en- espanol,
dirijase a Isnaeio E. Lozaso 12o n.
Sta. Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
Una nueva planta &C luz electrical.

Sc ~inaugurara pr6ximamente una
planta de luz electrical en- el vecino
pueblecito de Tizapan Ell Alto, mejo-
"a que hermoseara grandemente dicha
p~oblacion. .
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
PROTESTARON
Wiene dc la 7a.)

les resultara mas hrcve, 4 tratar Sus
asuntos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
La Ciudad del leSaseo
(Viene de- la LAD

que Sc hallan con7ertidss las Gales
lejanas = no pocas del corazon de la
urbs azteca.
La ciudad de Ia basura."
Agrega este senior que actualmente
CORE de boca en- bcca, entire los ha-
bitantes de Msxico, 81 dicho de one
81 81 Baron de Humboldt, Il bautiz6 4
Ia capital con Ell nombre de "Ciudad
dc los Palacios," Sc ~ievantara de su
su tumba en- los actuales momentoS,
no tendria empacho en- decir que Sc
habia equivocado, y que Ia vieja me-
tr5poli deberia llamarse 'cjudad de
Il basura."
-Da horror Y r~epugnancla yer e!
atrio de n Cathedral de Mexico. No
nav rinc6n de csc lugar que TO este
convertible IN I'm tiradero de basura.
Nacinamientos de materiaS en- des-
~gItDvSltLOi st t!t utilNl-t = NSN- -
50. Cuando Ia temperature Sube, CO.
no ahora, Y Sc a~lejan las l%luvias, Sc
fcrma una atm6sfera insoportab!e.
y es cue. sin duda. no hay un en-
cargado de evitar que los transeun-
te y los vagos que por ami discu-
rren. faIten al cumplimiento de los
reglamentos municipalities.
No hablamos dc los sitios inmedia-
tos. del kiosko de las flores por elem
plo. en- el que suelen pernanecer,
dias y mas dias, montores De hojas
: tal!os, las mas veceS en eStado de
p~utrefacci6n, Y parece ser que los ca
rrcS de limpia no pasan por esas ca
lies. Q cue sus conductores no tienen
voluntad de cumplir con u deoeres.
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Robo.

La sonora Maria Jimenez sufri0
un robo Ell su casa habitaci0n, 81
tuada en- Ell numero Is de Ia Gale de
la Paz, consistente en- alhajas Y d.
nero, que segun sus calculos impor-
tan mas de dos mil pesos.
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Ina pintoreSca description

Tocante 4 las avenidas,-fuera de
los profundos agujercs cue nay en-
81 pi>o. = causa del inceSante trafico
de vehiculos,-hay en- muchoS luga-
res gruesas capas de estiercol, que
I,egan = alcanZar IN espeSor hasta
de tres ctntimetros. 7 ESQ ~ YemOs
en- las avenidaS Maiero. JuareZ y Gin
20 lie Mayo, ' tengo entend!do que 2!
ayGn,amiento TOO - de eStas in
f~raccioneS. pero Que, no SabemoS por-
que causa. * detiene IN p0ner t! in
mediate remedio.
Y yeam0s e. callejon de Tabaque-
res, donie existen nUmeroSos pues-
tos de fritangaS. pueStos de f-utas
"manchad!tas''. pero baratas; pull
q~ueriaS hediondas, Y 81 siriO preferi-
do de los vagoS: el Eolador. Eeamos
tambitn la Gale de L. UniverSidad, e.
cal!ejun del Parque del Condo, las IN
meaiacioneS de n MERGED. II Rinco-
NADIA del PanteGn de San Fernando,
= In hermoSa Avenida Balderas, q
londe facilmente Sc sufren ataqueS
Ge aSfiXia al paSar en- horas de caior.
: veamoS por ultimo los c~allejoneS lie
Corpus Christi y Ia COndesa, ambos
centricos. ambos en- el coraZ6n de II
ciudad. Todos estos sitioS son focoS
lie infection. i~ncubadoreS dc micro
bios. antros de inmundicia V de sucie-
dad.
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es justo hablarle en- necio, para dar-
lie gusto.
Propuso una determination energica
FL senior Robalo nos manifesto
que, durante Ell tempo Ell que estu-
70 al frente de Ia Inspection Gene
raj de Consulados quiso tomar una
determination energica Sobre el par
~ticular, para evitar que en- un pals
vecino, amigo de Mexico, con qulen
estd ahora Ell gobierno c~arrancista en-
tan buena ammonia, sc ~siguieran ex-
hibiendo vistas cinematograficas que
denigraban ! los mexicanos y que
herian IL dignidad y el decoro DE los
hijoS de nuestra Republica.
Hice un memorandum de II
cueStion,-agrego,-y me presents
con e. al senior Subsecretar!o de Re
laciones, pidiendole que con toGa
preierencia. Sc girara una circular 4
los distiutos c6nsules mexicanos en-
los EstadoS Unidos, para que, todos
lie acuerdO Y ! un mismo tempo,
elevaran una protesta energlca en-
contra de las empresas productoras
de esas peliculas. y de las companies
~eXplotadoreS de elias, Suplicando a
l:s aLtoridades respectivas que hi
cieran 10 que estuviera de su parte
nor poner coto = esoS c~onslantes aia-
cues al pueblo meXicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19
Sc reanudara ell trafico.

Sc reanudara Ell trafico.
Manana Sc reanudara ell trafico
ferrocarrilero entire esta ciudad Y
Quemada, que Sc habia interrumpido
por descompostura de Ia maquina.
Visje de inspection. -.
Los senores Juan Rodriguez y
Pablo W. Caballero, Jefes de Ire
nes en- esta Division, salieron en- vaje
de inspection en- sus respectivos ra-
males.
Hoy sali0 ell general Ignacio L.
Pesqueira de esta ciudad, con des-
tino a Ia capital de la Rephblica.
Ell gobernador Sc eneuen,ra enfer-
mo.
Manuel NJ. Dieguez, g~obernador
constitutional de este Estado, no
pudo hey despachar en- ell Palacio,
! por encontrarse enfermo de gripa.
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En- Mexico Sc exhiben..
Pass 8 ia sa Col. ia.)

que nuestro pueblo IS un pueblo de
"greasers" y de s%ucios, ellcs lie dan
al pdblico 10 que pide, por la senci-
la raz6n de que, como dijo Lope:
'El vulgo es necio, y pues 10 paga,
es iusto hablarle en- necio, para dar-
lie gusto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-19

i Sc italian con7ertidss las GALES
lejanas y no pocss del corazon de la
urbs azteca.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
IRISH LEADERS
ASKED TO NAME
MANY DELEGATES
l0l Representatives 10 Sit in
Convention,
Ier, Gen. Sir +. II. II. Allenby and

LONDON, June ll.-lohn Redmond,
the nationalist leader, will be invited
to nominate five members OF the Irish
convention, Premier Lloyd George an
nounced m the house OF commons to-
day Sir John Lonsdale will he in.
ylted also 20 nominate five members,
the premier added. and William
ORrien two members There would
be ten Irish representatives peers. five
members OF the Irish Unionist alliance
five Sim FeincrS and fifteen mem
bers nominated by the government.
Mr. Lloyd George said the Irish
convention would he composed of l0l
representatives
The premier said the government had
invited all county and borough coun.
ellis to send their chaitmcn as dele
gates 10 the Irish convention and cit,
councils had been invited TO send tive
representatives.. There would be iv,
representatives Of Irish labor interest,
and the churches, he said. would b,
represented, the Catholics by bishops
the pro,es,antS by the ptima,e ant
archbishop of Dublin and by DR.. lohr
| Irwin. moderator Of the pteSby,e
rian assembly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
BRITISH RAID GERMAN LINES OVER 10 MILE FRONT
Actor Asks Mercy
For Drinking In
First "Wet Town''

Any man viii fall for a "iew
drinks" when he strikes a wet"
city for the first time in three
months. and even il he does get
drunk and fall into the strong arm
OF the law, he has the sympathy OF
the police court Judge.
Judge Mitchell this morning sus-
pended a sentence Of $40 and costs
assessed against Dan Shinklin. a
member OF a theatrical company,
who was arrested Sunday charged
with being intoxicated, after he told
Judge Mitchell that when he ar
rived in Oklahoma City Saturday
night he was IN the first wet"
town he had been in three months.
and the temptation proved too great
for him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

A subscription k 10000 for the
Liberty loan was made today by {. II.
Taylor. director OF an Okiahoma City
oil company. The Harris-lrby- Vose
Cotton company subscribed $1,000.
The recording OF these applications,
together with a flood OF smaller ones
gave workers for the Liberty bonds
new heart and they plugged away
steadily today with a brighter prospect
Of obtaining the $2.l0000 required as
Oklahoma City's quota.
Made As Investment.
Mr.. Taylor made the subscription in
the nature OF an investment He de-
elared that all companies should put
a part Of their capital in the Liberty
loan. no, only for patriotic reasons but
to inves, It safely
Scores OF solicitors for bonds were
looscd upon the city this morning.
Men and women who reported al the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms TO attend
massmeetings were given a bunch OF
assignment, cards and placed at work.
Lines OF men and women in banks he
fore the windows devoted to applioa-
tons for Liberty bonds also bespoke
Of renewed activity for the bonds
Massmeeting Called.
A mass meeting OF citizens al Main
and Broadway tonight is expected to
arouse interest in the last three days
Of the campaign. A band will furnish
music and there will be speaking
Those in charge Of the women's end
Of the campaign had twenty-five com
mi,lees on, this morning They were
going over some territory that had beer
covered in the business district with
excellent suoce. and were making
house toulouse solicitations in the resi-,
denee districts.
More Teams at Work.
All Of the mems teams which wer,
out Saturday reported for work agar
today. and about ten additional team,
were pu, in the field. Among them wer,
teams eaptained by S. ID. Wasson, Mr.
Continued on pass Two, Column g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Lindberg Probate
Is Passed Today

The probatng of the will of Mrs.
Leota Lindberg, Sc, for this morning
before County Judge Zwick, was
passed by agreement until June 25.
The will gives the majority OF the
property OF the deceased to her aunt,
Charlotte Steele. A small sum OF
money was given to Karl Lindherg
husband OF Leo,a Lindberg, Lindberg
is oontes,ing the will
Mrs Lindberg died at the Emergency
hospital abou, two weeks ago under
circumstances which the county attor
neys office is investigating in the be
lief that the dead woman was poisoned
An autopsy was held over the body but
no statement as to the findings has yc,
been made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Man ARRESTED
At HUTCHINSON;
SOON RELEASED
Kansas Police Free Alleged
Child SteaIer,

HUTCHINSON, Kan, June IL
Richard Carter, who was arrested
here yesterdsy At the request of
Springfield authorities, was re-
9 )ffsased today by Chief John Phelps.
He said Carter had resided here for
three years and had not ben In
Missouri for more than twelve
months. Investigation showed,
Phelps said, the Carter held here
could not have been concerned in
the death Of the baby.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. June H. - A
charge OF first degree murder was
preferred in a Justice court here Sat
urday night against Dick Carter OF
Springfield. as a result OF the inves,i
cation of the disappearance and death
of Lloyd Keet, according to an an
nouncemcnt by Paul ODay, disuic,
prosecutor, here today Carter wa,
said to have been arrested at Hutehin.
son, Kan.
First Formal Charge.
The issuance Of the wsrran, against
any person suspected OF having beer
concerned in the death OF the Kee,
baby. The six prisoners whom a moi
surrounded at Stockton. Mo. earl,
yesterday. were arrested in connection
with an investigation into the Kee'
case, but were held on formal charge
Of attempting TO commit felony b.
planning other abductions.
The warrant against Carter wa
sworn out. authorities explained today
after statements had been made TO Their
by w. l.. Warner OF Ever,on, Mo. anC
his brother -n.law. John Toothman
Warner declared he had been at III,
CSrenshaw farm. where Baby Keet
body was found, the day after the dis
appearance. They were inspecting som,
work and both he and his bro,he
looked into one OF the windows OF tn,
denerted house.
Two Men Seen a House.
Two men were seen, Warner report
ed One was erouehed on the foot
while the other, peering from behind
door, demanded Of Warner and Tooth
man what they wanted. Warner eS
eused himself and left, One OF IN
Continued on paes Two, Column g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Traffic Violation
Cause of Arrests

Violations Of the city. traffic cs6l.
nance was the cause Of the majority q
arrests made nv the police during ~.
,etday The complain, book st tks ~.
geants office shows that persons vsse
arrested yesterday for violating me lols
lowing sections Of the traffic oslls
nance ~
Speeding, passing standing street -
while passengers were getting a 81
OFF, reckle" driving, parking Opo1I
time and making reverse eurve. II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
TEN WITNESSES
CALLED BEFORE
PR0BERS GATHER
Twelve Jurors Quickly Chosen
in District Court
RAY CASE TO BE PR0BED?
Conditions Of JaiIS in County
Also Investigated,
Grand Jury

]. +. Hughes, farmer, Edmond.
Arthur Goodwin, civil engineer,
1851 West Main street.
Anton H. Classen, president Okla
homa Railway company, 433 West
Thirteenth street.
George Ferguson, life insurance
agent, 500 West Twentieth street.
A. G. Hollis, secretary-tIeasurer
Harbour -Longmire company, 1899
Wsst Twenty-ninth street.
4. J. Foulk, 7i0h West California
sopouuov v&asss~s2rHs -as>~ :. 49,. 80 ---..
Ira c. Brown, farm loans, 1904
West Ts1th street. o
Wynas Erwin. SraiA dealer, 1886
West Eleventh street.
]. p. Browriss, 1909 West Thirty
first street.
". z. Nation, l45 Ear Park place.
John Fields. editor Oklahoma
Farmer, ii2s North Robinson ave-
nue..
James Klough, railroad mechanic,
32i West Chickasaw avenue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

As son as the grand jury, called at
the request OF 10 taxpayers, had been
empanclled this morning, taking OF evi-
dence was begun in the probe OF the
school board scandal" 1t was pri-
marily for the purpose OF investigating
school board affairs that the grand
Jury, composed of twelve representative
citizens Of Oklahoma City, was called.
Ten Witnesses.
Ten witnesses were sworn this morn
ing before the body went into session
in District Judge Oldfield's courtroom
They were Mark Kesler, city commits
sioner: J. {. Walton, city commissiou.
er; r. J. Edwards and Clark Hudson
former members OF the school board
6. A. Morris, J G.. Strong, w. Berry
George Woodwork and John Hope
members OF the present school board
and F.. Porter, who signed an affi.
davit some time ago in which he mad,
charges against Mr.. Strong.
il lliN w ~ luiN Tvs
trict Judge Oldfield instructed then
particularly to investigate the schoo
board matter
The jury may summon anyone the,
desire. The county attorney will as
slst.
Jails Investigated.
The case Of every person imprisoned
IN the county jail mus, be investigated
II the person is imprisoned for a crimi
nal offense and no indictment has beer
filed against him. The grand jury mus
also investigate the condition and man
agement OF all prisons in this county
All violations Of the law will b.
probed.
The alleged shortage Of Claude Ray
former bookkeeper in the state schoo
land department, will be one OF tn
matters considered, il Is believed, judg
ing from the questions put to the prose
cutive jurors this morning by Count,
Attorney Selby. Ray Is alleged I,
have erbei,led thousands of dollars o
school land funds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
FIRST AMERICAN
OFFICERS IN FRANCE

PARIS, June 1.-THE first eontin-
gent OF American officers OF Major
General Pershings staff arrived here
this morning
The party consists OF Colonel Ne.
Carthy OF the quar,ermaster eorps
Colonel Taylor OF the engineers, COL
onel Ireland OF the medical corps. Ma.
jor Drum OF the general staff and Cap.
tains Moore and Carges. The party
come to look over large amount ot
work preliminary to caring for The
American forces when they arrive.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11

Men OF Oklahoma City are being
called TO arms TO defend the nation
against the aggressionS OF the kaiser .
women have also received a call to serv-
ice, and must fly to the defense OF home
industries"
This is the spirit that dominates the
emergency service branch OF the local
Y. w. c. A. This department has is
sued a call to the womanhood OF this
city. asking old and young, married or
single women Of ability to step into the
places OF the men who have and will
finally be forced to leave their em-
ployers to take their places at the front.
Booths Opened.
Registration booths have been estab-
lished in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. in The Oklahoman building and
at the Y. w c, A. headquarters, where
women capable OF filling business posi-
tions OF every nature may submi, their
names. This morning sixteen found
their way to the registration booths and
Offered their services to the business
men of the city They are as follows
Miss o. Z, and Elra A. Cameron, I0S
West Third street; Miss Mary s
Deneo, Harrison avenue Mrs Walter
Prock, l28 West Fifth street; Mrs
Her,her II. Henley, SIS West Four.
teen,h street; Mrs F h. Sorgatr, IAN
West Thirty-,hird street; Mrs. J. A
Woodruff, AZ West Twelfth street
Mrs Madge Dalton, 60l North Broad
way; Clare Vaughn, %07 North Broad
way; Mrs L. A. Darrell 1909 Wes
Sixth street; Mrs W. II. McCurtehen
Nj. Lena Davidson, Mi. Pearl David
son and Mrs Elizabeth Page, l04 Sou,l
Webb avenue; Mrs Eva Morris. Bristo
hotel; Mrs Kraft, sloH West Mair
street.
Miss Hawkins Talks.
II was stated this morning at the Y
W c. A. headquarters that severa
women had already been placed in po
si,ions through the employment burea,
for the local association.
Nj. Amanda Hawkins. in charge o
the emergency employment, bureau, ad
dressed the Oklahoma City branch o
III. Woman's Emergency league a, III,
Musical Ar, institute this afternoon
Miss Hawkins urged the league to hell
in every possible way 10 fill the posi-
tions left vacant by men.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
MINE Death List
Is PLACED At 1l5

were trapped in the Spectator shaft Of
the North Butte Mining company by
fire Friday night as being dead. fifty.
three Of them identified and ten uni.
Identified. According TO the coroner
the death list will probably total i<s.
Eishty-two men are thought still TO be
in the mine Hope is held on, that
some OF them are yet alive and rescue
work Is being driven uneessingly. Ma.
nus Dusssn, the N-year-old nIpper or
tool boy, who saved the lives of twen.
ty-iive men by constructing bulkheads
with. dir, and mems clothes. still |,
missing today,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Dog Owner Fined
$40 in City Court

T, A. Davi, was fined $40 and costs
in the police court this morning when
he appeared for trial on a charge Of
having a vicious dog within the city
limits.
neiphbor swore Oh, III. warrant for
Davis arrest, declaring tha, the dog
had attempted TO bite a child.
Davis declared the dog was nothing
hu, a puppy and was only playing with
the child, bu, could give the Judge no
reason to Justify his owning a dog a,
all and had to pay the fine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
l8 Is Voting Age
for Russia's Youth

pETROGRAD, June 1.-THE com.
m,iee which is celebrating law tegu-
la,ing the eonvening oi the constituent
assembly has fixed IL years as the mini.
mum aye for voter II is argued tha,
youths Of IL are fighting in defense Of
their country and are entitled to poli,i.
cal fight,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Rock Island
Out of Hands
Of Receivers
F ederaI Judge Issues Order
Terminating Control Of
Railway Line,

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE receiver
ship for the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railway company, one OF the
great systems of the country. was
terminated by order OF Judge Carpen-
ter in the United States district court
here today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
PERsMIne LUNCHES
WITH King GEORGE

LONDON, June ll.-General Per.
shing and United States Ambassador
Page took luncheon with King George
and Queen Mary At Buckingham palace
today, The king has invited the en-.
listed men in General Pershing's party
to visi, the palace on Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-06-11
Miss Hawkins Talks.
Freezing Arrested
on Speeding Charge

s. =. Freezing, attorney general OF
the state, was among those arrested
Sunday by the police on charges oi
speeding. When his case was called
IN the police eour, this morning, /, was
continued at the request Of the defend.
ant