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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
AT THE GARRIcK.

The Government CLOSING order hav-
ins been modified, the Garr'ck will give
the usual performances today and to-
nlght, remaining closed tomorrow.
however a corklng GOOD bin has been
boo ed for the week. including the fol-
lowing acts: Emmett Welsh and his
minstrel men, in songs and comedy
Everests' wonderful trained monkeys
those Five Girls, a clever musical team
Lillian Martin and Martha Bo~vs, in a
dancing fantasy; Sid Lewis. a "nuitlst" ;
Holmes and Wells, in song and pallcr:
the Puppets, an imported novelty and
Mason and King, comedians The bin
is essentially comedy Offering. and
that feature is 20 be found in nearly
every act, but there are other points
Of merit as WELL including music and
dancing.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
AT THE SAVOY

bine in the powerful picture wherein
q millionaire mill owner is sentenced to
deaht for his owne murder, tosether
with a Young labor lawyer, who loves
his dauehter, but who is spurned by
the father because Of the myste~v 81
his parentage. THE Bottom Of the
Well' Is adapted from the novel OF that
name by Frederick Upham Adams and
directed by John Robertson.
This Niiagranh Blue Ribbon feature
will be the attraction at the Savoy
Theatre today only Il Is presented by
an all-star Vltagraph cast, including
Eyart Overton. Agnes Ayrcs, Adele
de Garde, Ned Finley Herbert PRYOR,
Robert Gaillard, Alice Tey and Blgelow
Cooke
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
DR.. myers FCCEPTS
BRU(KLYN POZITI 7

Or. V. NJ. MYERS, secretary OF the
Board Of Health, has presented his res
ignation which will be acted upon at
the meeting Of the board this after
noon. The resignation is to take effect
at once. and Or. Myers will leave here
on next Monday. for Brooklyn. n. Y,
where he has accepted a position as
examining physician with an Industrial
Insurance company OF o salary Of So
600 a year Dr. Myers was for more
than a year city physician, until he
was appointed TO the secreiaryship Of
the board.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
RRnWN Is Mined IN DATFs-

a teIegram was received by the local
police Saturday from the police Of
faston. o. saying that a man giving
lis name as Thomas Brown. Of No i707
Scott street Wilmington. Del. was I'M
der arrest IN Esst0n and being held for
, murder in Wilmington, January "A, Of
lhia year
family at the number given has
nNcd there for four years and do not
know Brown.
Inc local police think the man be-
rs n e IS demented OF badly mixed in
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21

Il Is said that retail merchants are now
retailing coal at 70 cents In ten-pound
lots. when sold In buckets, in spite oi
instructions Of the fuel committee 10
the merchants not to charge more than
% cents a bag for fuel weighing ~
pounds.
An instance OF the practice was
brought to the attention Of the police
Saturday night, when a Negro carrying
half q bag OF coal said a grocer had
charged him 10 cents for the lot he had
AS the negro had asked for a bucket
Of coal, he had no redress, however.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
ACCUSED OF JUGGLING ACCOUNTS.

Joseph and Nathaniel Crossman, for
mer paymasters for the Wilson Line,
arrested Saturday on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretanse,
did not receive trial before Munich
pal Court today, their cases having
been continued until Friday. j Frank
Ball appeared for the defendants and
made request for the continuance.
The defendants are alleged to have
padded the payyolls Of the Wilson Line
and juggled the books in such a man.
ner that they were able % secure a
consldera able amount OF money for
themselves
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
AT TIE MAJESTIC.

Virginia Pearson, the noted beauty
who stars In Fox pictures. can always
be depended on for a good attract on
Her beauty Is always one Of her assets.
no matter what kind OF clothes she
must wear 10 interpret her roles. In
her latest production "Stolen Honor"
she wears many exquisite gonws and
she becomes a regular queen Of fash
ION, stolen Honor" Is the main at
tract on at the Majestic today
Besides these beautiful gowns stolen
Honor has many points TO recommend
q to all motion picture followers The
story Is good and s laid In Washing
ton, d. c 10 has some thrilling scenes
and The sets are richly made.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
CHARGED WIFI MONEY THEFr.

Russell Dennis, q young Nero. was
before Municipal Court this morning.
"ha"g'd with the larceny Of an envelope
which contained $40 30, from a coat be-
longing 10 william II. Judson also
Negro. Of No POO West Eighih street
Judge Churchman held the defendant
under $500 bail for the Court OF Gen
eral Sess IONS
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
BURNS

Cur baby folded on 70 tie
hot register which b';st rcd her
feet terribly. We poured a
plenty Of Brazilian Balm info
teTid VI fer ard he'd her FEET
n 20 minutes. W ich 10 K the
fire all orr. ard ttey were SOOr
well "A Ms. A. Co iird, Arcade.
N. Y.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
FURY sOlnIER TODAY

The funeral Of Bernard Domb -owski.
sold err stationed at Fort Dupont.
was held this morning rom the home
Of his mother, No 7i9 South Ha rison
street, with requiem mass at 81 FL "a
oeths Church A detail Of sold'e S from
Fort Dupont attended the funeral
The young msn died on Friday at the
fart
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
UNLOAD COAL on SUNDAY.

Owing to the demands for coal and
the necessity for unloading cars as
rapidly as poss BILE, several Of the coal
deale had their employees working
yeste day delivering coal. This was
done la gely TO get the cars IN the
local va DIS unloaded as quickly as
ross BILE so they could be returned 10
the mines.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
J. 7. VAT D IS CAPTAIN
OF P. B. 6 ". 70 e.

Jarres T Ward. fo-me ly connected
with The rol'ce at the Broad Street
station OF the Pennsyl' ania Rail -oad,
AZ Philadelphia. and until recently first
Lieutenant OF the io3 d military police,
at Camp Hancock, Georgia, has been
appointed caTtaln OF police on tn
Maryland division here.
Captain Ward succeeds Captain u. T
Buckley, resigned.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
ACCUSED OF PIN TH-FT.

Charles :. Samson was h~fo-e Nh
nicipal Co"rt today charged with the
larceny OF a scar pin valued at so
cents, from VIII am Palla~d. o. No 912
West street, and Mas held under $500
bail 70 trial.
pallard told the court that The t.
fendant roomcd with HIM fo- few
days and that the Pin was found in one
% the d ,awers OF a bureau used by
Samp on.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
ENcINEEns MOVE on

The IS members OF the United States
Engineer Corps in charge Of six army
trucks, who stopped here Saturday
night. on their way from Washington.
p. c., to Allentown, Pa. resumed their
trip yesterday morning. The trucks
were quartered at the police station
while the men were cared for at local
hotel.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
rs snLnIen,s RnInF

Mss Anna Mulhn Dutton. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Harry S. Dutton, OF
West Chester, and Forrest Moore, OF
this city, were married by the Rev. II.
f. Randolph here on Christmas Day He
is nov a trooper in the Fourth Cav
airy and is stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
In Mister Antonio" at The Playhouse
on Monday. January %.

whose names are known and who have
made their regulations II a young
and talented. although unknown actor
impresses me with his ability. like
nothing better than 10 give him
chance In an important part.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
AT THE VICTORIA.

Mazda" one Ct the classics Of mod
ern times. starring Clara Kimball
YOUNG ia the role In which Sarah BEN
hardt won the hearts OF the worlds
theatre-goins public will be seen at the
Victoria Theatre this week, beglnn me
today Miss Young has the reputation
OF heinz the great actress OF emotional
performances, and her record In Msgda
surpasses any Of her performances in
THE Common Law" 1.-THE P~ice She
Paid" and "The Easiest Way" in which
she has been seen recently. 70 Is a
drama Of the home IN which a young
girls youth and dreams are sacrificed
10 the arrogance Of an unreasonable
ra~ent. "Magda' depicts a powerful
lesson
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
HIHE MAsnIFnAnFr

1T has occurred 10 me often that
many theatrical managers do not appre-
ciate the value OF assembling the best
casts says Richard Walton Tully. pro-
Queer of THE Masque ader,r at The
Playhouse. January % and 30. They
think that II a play boasts a star il
doesn't make much difference who plays
the other parts. To my mind II would
be better not to have the star than to
surround him with inferior actors.
ITO assemble good actors ] do not
think 10 necessary to choose those
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
BY The United Press.

ny Tue Aulteu tleSS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 2i-Futures OPEN
cd Il m today with prices unchanged
Sales amounted to 1900 bales. Re-
cepts were $1,000 all American Good
m'ddl ngs, % 10; m'ddlings, 1926.
Futures. old contracts: January
Feb uary, 220i; March-April. q SO;
May-June, p 81.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
IN ND Tnlted Press.

Paris, Jan 2i.-Several hundred
thousand German troops have been
brought into Belgium during the last
few weeks The little kingdom has
literally been crowded with men and
munitions, according TO word received
here today.
Dispatches from Amsterdam renort
the Belgian province Of Lemburg filling
up with Austrian troops
All the concentration apparently
in preparation for The long advertised
west front drive.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
nIFEN M naNcE

In order to give proper amusements
90 the big crowds today Dowson's
Queen De Dance viii hold a matinee
and evening reception. Music will be
furnished by Ricketts, Jazz Band.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
jTOCK MAR ct STRONG:
BROKERS' WEAR SWEATER
By The United Press.

by me United Press.
NEW YORK, Jan 2i-Stocks were
st ong at the opening Of the market
today despite the chill atmosphere and
lively aiding was done by brokers
wearing hats and sweaters.
Marine Preferred was up Y at 90;
United States Steel was up 4 at Of:
General Motors up y at iiOh. AMI
Bethlehem was quoted at 747s.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
40 CnTTnN MAnKEI.

BY The United Press
NEW YORK, Jan 81 The Cotton Ex-
change is closed today because Of the
Garfield holiday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN

nv 1he United p ess.
CHICAGO. Jan p Opening gain;
Corn, May, i24h Oats, March ~,
on q; May 7GHa75%.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
By the United Press

y
WASHINGTON. Jan 2i-Aliled troops
on the western front are harassing
German forces concentrating for the
expected grand assault still expect
ant, the Allies are taking the intia-
tive. pending the opening Of hostilities
on a large scale, Secretary Baker an
nounced today.
Meantime menaced Italian positions
have been greatly improved during the
last week, he says
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
AT THE QUEEN.

Under the latest ruling Of the Fuel
Adm nlstratlon this theatre will be
open today ard closed tomorrow.
special attraction has been engaged
for this day Jane and Katharine Lee.
the Baby Grand stars, who scored such
success In Two Little lmps," viii be
seen in their newest product on 1.-THE
Trorblemakers,' in which they are on
the job every minute from start to
finish.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21

To Cure n Cold IN One nay
Take LAX I'VE PROMO OUINTNE T"N-
lets Druggists refuni money II Il falls
to cure. +. W. GROVES signature Is
on each box alc.--AdV.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
Attractions AT The City Theatres
TODAY IN The THEATRES

THE GARRICK.
Vaudeville.
THE PLAYHOUSE.
Leave 1t 10 jane
THE QUEEN.
Trouble Makers" (Photoplay.)
TIE MAJESTIC.
stolen Honor ,PhotoplayD
THE VICTORIA.
"Magda." lPhotoplay.)
THE SAVOY.
1.-THE Bottom OF the Well" pho
toplay1
TIE LYRIC.
Musical Comedy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
Jews OF The DlY
ON TIRE WAR FROyTS
By The United Press

BY the United Press
LONDON, Jan. PA quiet night with
only a few patrol encounters in which
some prisoners were taken was report
ed by Field Marshal Haig today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1918-01-21
LLClI SECURITIES MlYkEI

Laird and Company, DUPONT Ruildlng.
furnish the following quotations on
local securities:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
SOLDADOS QUE ASALTAN

Lee knight yiajaba Ell su Hannah
te automovil Nash. registro numero
1904, por ell canine de Austin Y al
salir unas cuantas millas fuera de los
Emites de Ia ciudad fue detenido por
tres soldados que 10 bajaron de su MA
quina Y 10 golpearon, robandole to-
do ell dinero Y alhajas que llevaba en-
Gina; despues, 10 deiaron abandona-
do en- Ia carretera Y Sc sub!eron en-
al auto, roaiGndose en- fuga.
En- Ell primer autom6vil que en- di-
recci6n al centric de la ciudad pas6
per ell lugar Gonde estaba Mr.. knight,
este tonic asiento V Sc dirigio al Guar
tel central de ia policia militar Y ALI
die cuenta del asaito de cue habia ST.
do objeto. Embellishments Sc man
daron varios soldados motociciistas 4
registrar el canine de Austin hasta
cue dieron con el automovil Y con los
soldados que fueron puestos en- Ia car
eel a disposition de las autoridadeS
judiciales Que los iuzgaran por asalto
Y robo en- d~eSpoblado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
UNA ESTRATAGEMA MY
PELIGRCSA

Tn gran numero de personals GUAM
do s!enten d~esarrcgios en- sus est6-
magos, acostImbran tomar arIargos
alcoholics eStomacaleS. Tales esti-
mulantes solo constjtUyen una muy
peligrosa e~stratagcma, porque des-
pues de obrar por muy POGO tIcmno
como TN cstimulante, viene sieGprc
una reacc.6n dc cmpcoramiento, Il
enfermedad Sc intensified por s. mis-
ma Y Sc convierte eli III formidable
e2emigo atrincherado. Perc. 81 to-
ma listed IN ve-Gadero reGedio 0 sea
el Elixir Americana de Vino Amargo
dc Triner (Trincr's American Elixir
CT Bitter Wine), muy pronto recupe-
rara suo salud. Este indispensable
remedio esta preparado con hierbaS
arlargas, raices Y cortczas de gran
valor medicinal que limpia los in
te5tinos v de un purisimo Y natura,
vino rojo que fortaiece TODD cl siste-
ma. FL Elixir Americana de TriHet
10 librara 4 listed de la constipation
Indigestion, falta dc appetite, flatIier
cha, dolores de c2beza, .jaquecas, ner-
viosidad, falta de ~energias, debiljdad
general, etc. De veHta en- todas las
boticas. Precio, $l.10. Para rcuHa-
tismo, neuralgia, lumbagc. laStimadu,
| ras, hinchazones, mlsculos uicerados.
usese ell Linimento Triner, un excelen-
! te Y rccomeGdable remedio. 50 Y 65c.
en- todas las boticas. Joseph Trineg
Company, 1333-1343 S. Ashland Ave.
! Cricago. III. ADV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
] DE- LAS OFICINAS DEPOLICIA
Ia E~NCONTRARON MUERTA

aver, a las 3.45 de la m~adrugada,
en- "a nuraero 215 de Ia Gale Labor,
fua encontrada muerta una nujer de
color que en- vida Sc llam6 Nittie Pu-
in. Los ~vecinos que hicieron el fune-
bre descubrimiento 10 participaron q
Ia policia Y Sc envi6 al agente moto-
c~ic!ista para cue fuera a pyacticar las
investigaciones correspondientes: Sc
gun todas las ~aparieHcias, L. Pulin
fal!eci6 de muerte natural. Una an
tuiancia de IA agencia de inhumccio-
res Ricbe Sc present6 a recoger ei
cadavcr que sera autopsiado por los
embalsamadores del establecimicnto.
para yer 81 hay deliIo que persagEir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
La plaza de Reims
(Fiene de Ia 2a).

de la b6veda Y las torres, que los
alenanes Green u han sido utiliza-
das con puestos para baterias fran
ccsas o iugares de observation. La
metralla enemiga sigue cayendo como
lluvia en- los alrededores del derruido
edificio.
No obstante el terrible bonbardeo
de Ia plaza, todavia permanecea en-
ella, como cuarenta ~bomberos de Pa
RS. CUE Sc hallan tr~abajando en- obras
de salvamento de aqueiloS muebles y
efectos portables de los habitantes
de la ciuGad, que han sido obligados
a salir de Ia plaza. Algunos de los
bcMbe2os cue estaban empleados en-
esas obras, han perdido sus vidas.
Trabajan juntamente con los bombe-
res de Paris, varios de los del cuer-
20 local. uno de los cuales, el Sar-
, gento Eioi, ha estado de serviciO e.
Reims desde cue empezo Ia guerra
Y ha sido herido catorce wees.
Reims antes de la guerra, era n
ciuGad de mas de @ 1900 habitanteS.
En- ell primer avance teut6n durante
el verano de 1914, los alemanes ocU-
paroa esa plaza Y la tuvieroa en- 81
poder por varios dias' hasta cue ell
general Joffre contuvo a las huestes
eaemigas en- Ia famosa batalla del
Marine y los oblig6 a empre2der n
retirada rapida hasta una Inca situa-
la 4 un&s cuantas millas al norte y
al n~oreste dc Gicha plaza. BESIDE en-
tonces, los canones alemanes han es-
tado bombardeando IL ciudad Y SUI be-
La catedral y la semana pasada pue-
de decirse que ha venido a ser ell fl
nal dc esa empresa de destruction.
La poblacion de la ciudad hasta ha-
&c pocos meses, sc habia reducido =
melos dc 1900 almas y Ia mayor par
te de elias vivian en- dugouts o en-
s6tanos.
La fachada occidental de Ia Cate
drai tienc tres portales con immune
rabies nichos en- los que Sc contic-
men $50 .estatuas de santos y reyes.
SoS-a los norfain. So ~arcucutra un
.rosctG0 prjmoros&mente esculpldo,
que midc cuarenta pies de diametro
: que contiene emploEados de les
mas notab!es dc su clase. FL edifi-
clio Sc principle 4 construir en- 1912 y
Il torres no son agudas como las
@c Ia catedral dc Burgos de Espaha,
que es otca de las o5ras E.aesTras dc
la architecture g5tica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
UItimO Ola de fiestas


Hoy a las doce dc Ia nochc, Sc da-
n por terminada Ia scTa2a de feste-
Jos u tan anin.adamente SC ha es-
tado desarrollando en- San Antonio.
FL ultimo numero de! programme 10
constituye un gran concerto musica!
bajo la direction del professor II. ".
d. Barners. en- CT que tomar&n p2rrc
numcrosas ba.das mi!itarcs de los
cperpcs de la g~uarnici3n, las aac eje-
cutaran pleas aNlada y coIectiva-
mentc. Este concerto Sc v@rificara
en- ei ParQuc Travis, ~cmpe@ando a
las nueve dc Ia nochc.
FL dia de aver fuG sin duia a!gu-
IA CT mas animado &c n scm&na, "a
que Sc veriiicaron dos desfi!cs, uno
per Il tarde y otro, por Ia noche.
II desfilc del concrete, que fud 81
cue Sc efectu6 por la tardc = las A.30
cstuvo muy lucido J &c do gran atrac-
1.-Two el conti1rcrtc militar oGc CT e
ton6 parte. Hubo a%!gunoS carros dig
nos de llamar IA atencion, especial
nentc III aeroplano Que reci6i6 el
APPLAUSE general de las mu!titudes.
e desfile GocturIo fu9 hrilianti-
Siuc. Los carros aleg5rjcos rcDresen-
taban 4 cada una de las naciones ALA
das en- guerra con Alemaria.
Las gentes de origer dc cada nacion
rcpcrcscn!ada en- los carros III tcma
rcn partc CT cl dcsfile, sc entusias-
.marcn grandemente Y apiaudian Y CO.
reaban con hurras ci naso de su res
pectivo CARO- a.eg5ric0.
Tambicn cause gran admiration eI
dcsfile de AUTOMOBILES ~&Gornaios; en-
trc los que sc encontraban aigunos en-
Que sc darrochs6an !uccs uvc daban
al autom6vil aspectoS hcrmosisimos.
81 gran numero dc hccnosas scHo-
ritas que ocuEabar los carros a!egori,
Cos Y los AUTOMOBILES djcren yealce
al desfiIc cue cs el mas hermoso qua
81 pUbi!co dc San Antonio Ia prcScn-
ciado en- mucnos amos Y que causa-
RI cnyidia hasta les habitaates de
New Orleans que as Ia poblaci6n dc
los Estados Unidos donde con ma,
yor fausto sc han venido celebrando
fiestas de ia indole dc las que hoy Sc
da-an por terminadas en- esta ciudad
E! del Alamo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
'~EECINDARIO

Los vecinos de Ia cuadra numero
200 de Ia Gale Neigh Sc alsrmaron
porque Sc revento TN a!ambre trans
misor De corriente electrical Y cmpcz6
a lamar llamas al chocar contra el
suelo. Sc hicieron acudir los bombe-
res: Dcro 6stos NADIA tuvieron cue ha-
Ger en- eli case V 10 ~pusiercn en- como
cimie7to De Il ComDania De Luz.
10 mismo acudi6 en- Ia esQuina de
las GALES Burnett V Me2quite: perO
ALI no Sc puso en- movimiento 4 los
bcmberos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
IN GRAN E~SCANDALO

A:eunos gritos destampl&dos e i'm
EIecacioncs IanZaGas por un grupo de
hcmores Y n:ujeres, puso en- alarma .
los vecinos dc Ia esquina del canine
De Seguin y dc la avenida New Braun
icls. UG vecino Sc apresur6 a pedir
auzilio ! Ia policia y - el acto SC
cnri6 al agcnte motcciclista Winters
y 4 un detective para que fueran .
iavcstigar la cauSa de aquGl tumul-
70, cncont-&ndcsc ION que Sc trataba
lie una riaa. La prescncia de la pc
iiria puso, en- paZ d los %riiosas Y el
barrio recuper6 ST. calna habitual
cuando los agertes del orden Sc reti-
raron llevandose conSigo u tres de
los eScaadaloSos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
HABlA PERDIDO So AUTO

Dando muestras de verdadera an
gustia Sc present6 en- las oficiaas de
policia Leonard Brown, ~quejandose de
cue lie habia sido robado su autom0-
vii Baby Grand Chavrolett, de cinco
pasajeros, modelO 1914 marcado con
ell registro ndmero S303 del Estado de
Texas.
Todos los agentes de la policia re-
ci6iercn la cOnsigna de buscar Ell au-
tomovil robado a Mr.. Brown Y unas
cuantas horas despues de haherse pre-
sentado este en- las oficinas de la po-
LEILA, sc lie avisaba por tel6fono que
81 maquina habia sido r~ecuperada y
e. ladron aprekendiGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-20
MUJERES RiJOSAS

En- la esGuina ~noroeste del merca-
do de esta ciudad, el jueves q Ia me-
dia ncche rineron por celoS dos muje-
res m~exicanas. j6venes ambas. La
cacsa de "a reyerta fue III CALM que
2companaba a una de las ~riiosaS '
que huy6 del lugar de la c~ontienda.
Tn grupo de curioscs Sc fcrm@ en- tor
no De las mujeres que disputaban.
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CON UN BRAVO FRACTURADO

En- la cSquina de las GALES Alamo
Y CroHet ,un individuo que Gamma
ba en- una bicicleta atropell6 a TN
muchacho de trece mos que al caer
al suelo Sc fracture I'm brazo. La po-
licia detuvo al ciclista, mandando en-
IA ambulancia al muchacho gOlp2ado
. su casa, que es Ia marcada con el
nmcro l.4l1 de la Gale S. Alamo.
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pAREJA DETENIDA

Aver por Ia manana fueron dcte-
nidos en- ell parque Breckenridge un
soldado V ua& mujer que Sc paseaba
en- su compania: los dos arrestados
rospondieron ante el jucz De rolicia
Buckley del delito de violacion a los
arti>ulcS tres Y cuatro de Ia nueva
cSdeaanza de poiicia.
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Liccncias de matrimanio.

Emilio Macias Y Clara Mireles.
Ocfuccioacs.
Eligio Valdes, 81 amos, Rancho
Angela.
Adela Palomo, un n I'm mes, 80
calle Monterrey.
CanGelaria Alvarado VIDA. de Car
cha, 50 amos, POI Gale Perez.
Jesus PortiIlo, SO amos, 527 Ave
nida Bolton,
Antonio Flores, dos meses, 629 ca
lie Sur. Laredo.
Cecilia Vazquez, cuatro amos, Ills
Gale El Paso.
Germana Rivera, is amos 7O5 ca
lie S. Laredo.
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?2ESAGlOS De UNA GRAN CON,
TRA-OEENSlVA FRANCESCA
(Viene de In 2a.)

gard, importantc villa que Sc halla al
este; psro hay indicios de que aeon
tecimicntos mas importantes han tc-
ni&o Iugar en- csta region.
FL communicate a!eman, asegura
cue los teutones han c~apturado $500
prisicneros, como resrltado de las
oppraciones de varios Gias, V ainite
ia detercion dc su avance por los be-
ga5 eli microbes.