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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
ISAAC WIENER SUES COMPANY

The Louisiana Dye and Manufactur
ing Company has suspended opera
lions in the offices of this company
235 South Peters Street, and on Tues
day morning an angry group of al
lodged victims gathered, literally
shouting for vengeance. 1t is alleged
that Mort. M. Gordon, president, and
Theodore NJ. Berns, secretary treas.
urer, left town when news that an in
vestigation of their books was about
to be made by Isaac Weiner, 1877 Del
aronde Street, recently elected vice
president of the company.
Mr.. Weiner became suspicious be
cause they asked his signature on
a $1,000 dollar note, and after signing
1t, asked that there be a statement OF
the assets and liabilities of the com
pany.
Mr.. Gordon and Berns, gave their
consent with alacrity-and it is alleg
ed after cashing more than 20 worth.
less checks, some for large amounts,
left town.
They were not in the office Tues
day morning, nor were they at their
home, 1920 Second Street. Detectives
employed by Mr.. Weiner, had watched
all night, but they did not put in an
appearance.
Tuesday morning, in the Second
City Criminal Court, Weiner filed an
affidavit against Gordon, stating that
they had secured money under false
pretenses in selling him an automo-
bile for $3.50 cash, that was in reality
the property Of the Dixie Securities
Corporation.
Isaac Weiner. the vice-president of
the concern said: 81 have been de-
ce1ved and cheated-checks are com.
ing in this morning that prove conclu-
sively that Berns and Gordon have
operated a gigantic swindle. There
are checks here for over $40, 900, all
worthless.
They have claimed to have a stock
worth $20,000-look at it-all bare
walls. There is not $500 worth of
materials here, even including the of.
flee furniture. have just endorsed
their note for $1,000"
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
SCHOOL BOY REGISTRATION
DATE FIEXD AS OCT. 4.

Friday, Oct has been selected as
registration day for the Boys working
Reserve, and Superintendent Gwinn
has made arrangements for enrolling
the boys in the public schools.
All boys between 16 and 81 are
asked to join the reserve, although
enrolment is not compulsory. The
boys will not only aid in the production
of food, but will be called to serve in
any industry where their services are
needed.
While the uniforms of the reserve
can be bought for $3.50, it is possible
the government will furnish the uni
forms without cost to the boys.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03

ington, ILL.,, where they ma, /
to crafty her ambition d \. !
or Whatever the fad NAV b nTs,
used to establish a iitnsy dsao'
store there.
The pleasure Miss Hottn., ~
is in seeing how much q, / .
chased for a nickel. In tb~ !
when the purchase Of a ggs.
be carried home in a tbinht I
positively amusing to So - ,
cents will buy. It really bsu.'
sporting proposition and d !
the five and tencent stur =,
very much as the gamester mi
wheel at Monte Carlo.
Miss Hoffman is decidety n
in every other respect. She he,
work seriously but not too xu
She believes her voice belong |
public and that music Is a ND,
public utility. In fact she ui,
a singer a sort of public utir [
it is her hope that some dsvi d
thropist will build onsur1
throughout the country very MI
Carnegie has built Libraries Y 4
every one regardless Of bis Is
standing may hear the best vi
and instrumentalists, the sr: u
now may enjoy the grestes u
and artists.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
TULANE THEATRE.

Maude F'ulton's successful comedy,
1.-The Brat" with Miss Cecil Spooner,
will be the attraction at the Tulane
Theatre, for an engagement of one
week, beginning Sunday, October 6.
THE Brat" comes to this city direct
from an all seasons run at the Mo
rosco Theatre, New York City and
four months in the Colonial Theatre.
Miss Fulton, who has the distinction
of being the author of 1.-THE Brat,
has written what is said TO be a
clean, sweet play, with many laugh
and a tear or two. The Brat, Miss
Spooner, is a little bit of Eastside.
New York, whose shining experience
has been gained as a "phony" chorus
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03

girl at the New York Hippodrome.
She is rescued from a Womans Night
Court by a cool, keen novelist who
takes her to his home as a type to
study. The writer's domestic en-
tourage furnishes the foil for the girls
delicious ignorance and bubbling
spirits. The nameless Brat draws a
false conclusion from the authors
kindness and is we'll on the way to a
heartbreak when her affections are di-
verted to the younger brother who
finally carries her off to a ranch in
Wyoming much to the chagrin of his
proud relatives
Miss Spooner is said to be a sheer
delight making the Bowery waif
perfectly plausible character coninu-
ally compelling sympathy and laugh
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
CANAL STREET STORES OPEN
AT o A. NJ. AFTER

All the Canal Street stores affil
lated with the Retail Merchants Blu
reau Of the Association of Commerce
will not open their doors for business
until 8 a. m, after Oct. 1. The same
closing hour, s p. m, as a fuel saving
measure. It is believed that further
discussion Of an earlier closing hour
during the winter will come at the
next meeting Of the bureau.
Every Canal Street store, not affil-
lated with the bureau will be asked
not to open for business until 8 a. m.
This gives the employees of the store
another half hour of rest, since the
stores have been opening at $3.50 a. m.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
WHEN / COME HOME

On the first page of this issue,
will be found a Liberty Loan adver-
tisement, contributed by the Robert
Motor Co., Inc, of Delaronde st.
We want every one of our readers
to read the two stanzas of poetry in
this advertisement. 1t tells a sad
story. 1t will inspire you to buy
little more Liberty Bonds than you
thought you would buy. Just put
yourself into this poor mothers
place, and think how she must have
felt when she heard the sad news of
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
NEWS OF CAPTAIN BEHRMAN.

Mayor Behrman expressed much
qualification Monday upon the receipt
of direct information that his SON
Captain Stanley Behrman, in France
is in good health and spirits. This
information was taken to the mayor
by Quartermaster Agent n. E. Brown.
lee in the Army Transport Service,
who has made several trips to France
and on his last one had been able to
visit his friend, Captain Behrman.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03

| the bad for all are more or less eff
fusively announced in advance. The
only assurance is in the responsibility
and reputation of the management
and the opinion of the newspaper re-
viewers in other cities. Next Sunday
Henry Miller will present here Come
Out of the Kitchen" the delightful
comedy of Southern life by A. E.
Thomas, from the story by Alice Duer
Miller 1t is rather late in the day to
draw attention to Henry Miller's repu-
tation as an actor and producing
manager. He has always stood for the
best and the most artistic things in
the theatre. In producing Come Out
of the Kitchen" he has spared no
pains in having the cast and produc-
ton as nearly perfect as possible.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
TAG DAY.

Saturday will be another tag day.
There will be girls on the local
street cars and on the ferries who
will tag you. The funds are to help
defray the expenses of building the
American Hospital in France. We
feel sure that for such worthy cause,
no one will object to doing his bit.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03

ter. This will be the first season
Miss Spooner has appeared outside OF
her own theatre-The Cecil Spooner
Theatre in New York City-in several
seasons. Miss Spooner will be re-
called as having been the prominent
star in The Dancer and the King
and her appearance in the name role
of THE Brat" will, no doubt, add new
laurels to her already many brilliant
starring successes.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
Week Ending Saturday, Oct. 18th.

SUNDAY, Oct. 6th.-"The Mating of Mar.
celia" Dorothy Dalton. - Reel Comedy
and Screen Telegram
MONDAY, Oct 7th.-"Impossble Susan
Marguerite Fisher. Last Episode Of the
Fighting Trail" VIM. Duncan.
TUESDAY, Oct. 9Th and WEDNESDAY.
Oct. 9th.-"My -Four Years in Germany, -
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
NORMAN BROWNLEE on VISIT

Mr.. Norman Brownlee has return
ed to Algiers on a short furlough
after having made three trips across
over There" Brownlee says he
likes the sea-faring life and it is the
life for him in the future. He left
for the Atlantic sea-board to again
go to his ship for the trip to France.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
SAFE ARRIVAL IN FRANCE.

The many friends of Mr.. Jno. l..
Zatarain. Jr., (known as T. ID of
the 156th Infantry, 39th Division,
will be pleased to know that a let
ter has been received by his family
telling of his safe arrival in France,
and that he is in the best of health
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
WOUNDED IN ACTION.

Albert Camus. 30, son of Mr.. Albert
Camus, 427 Pacific Street, who went
to France during the early part of
July. was wounded severely. Prior to
departure he was employed by the
Southern Pacific railroad.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03

her sons death. Help buy the
fourth issue of the Liberty Bond. II
will help us to even up the score with
he Germans.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
FOtO's Folly Thea<>

Extra Special A.,
cents. Admiss;o.
THURSDAY ] s ; ", Oct. IO,, =
nor Field Field 09 ase;.. Sta, ,aai g, I,
FRIDAY, Oct. liz .s I,l,r,s:
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Fox Riddles. .cS.:- r,,s> !
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
"COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN"

Every now and then a real play
comes along that is distinctly worth
while for the theatre COVER. Sometimes
the difficulty is to sift the good from
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-10-03
Labor.

Labor is the grand conqueror, en-
riching and building up nations more
surely than the proudest battles.-
Charming.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
Los servicios prestados
Dor Ia y. Nj. {. A.
De- Scry:c:o Esgcc:dl para Ii PRENSI.

Do! Scrv:c:o Especial para la PRENSi.
PARIS. Octubre Eel Comandan-
t. de Ia division del eiercito ameri-
cano. por c0Hductc del Estado Ma
yor, ha dirigido una carta a funcio-
narios de los cuerpos de aviacion,
CUE son mie1rb:os de as Association
dc J6venes C~ristiano=, en- la QUE di-
&c textualMeate:
"Muy particaiarmeate valio2os han
sido los s~erv;cios prestados por uste-
des en- las operaciones del saliente de
St Mihiel. Sc han servido ustedes
facilitar ~comodidad Y auxilio al SOL
dado americana en- los ultinos bre-
YES dias Y para cumplir esta mission
sc remoyieron per ustedes los obs
tacu'os. Entire los s~erv;cics prestados
ficuran el reparto de diez mil pane
cil!os a una division. A cada so!da-
10 sc lie dieron cuatro cajetiiias de
c~iearrcs, dos barras de chocolate, n
GAIA de fosforos Y tabacc de mascar,
anteramente libres de gastos. Los Jo-
Il cristianos disrihuyeron ade-
mas, entire los heridos, LOO cafe
Jilias de cigarros. 1000 cajas de fog
foros Y 5000 de tabaco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
ESPERADO
EN- VERACRUZ
Los e!ementos intelectuales
Sc preparan a darle una
enthusiastic reception
For Co--eo, para La PRENSA'

VERACRUZ, ~ de septlembre.-
FL escritor Y noveIista espalol Eduar-
DO Zamaco!s, que lego recientemente
a la ciudad Ge Merida sien4o obieto
De car;Eosa rccepci6n Dor parte de
los elemcntos inte!ectuales de la refe-
rida capital. cs esrecado en- este pler-
to. d! que es possible que ilegue ma
mana. 7egin las infornaciones que Sc
han rectbido.
Algunas~ sociedades li5erarils lie Ia
carital de Ia Reuiolica e~nr!arin a
este puerto representations que sc
encargaran de 1&cer al move lSta es-
PIANO! una manifestation dc admira-
cion V simpaiia. debiendo ilegar los
comisionadcs hoy q este Puerto.
L. prensa dc IA capital erv!ara i
gualmente representatives que Sc en-
cargarar de recibir L Zamacois en-
nombre de ia prensa metropoIitama.
Por su partc los intelectuales &c
Neracruz So preparan a recib;r al es-
critor hispano con un banquete Y una
,velada literaria en- la que e. huesped
sera invitaGo 4 hacer uso dc Ia pala-
bra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
La eterna intranquilidad.

Los vecinos de una gran parte del
Estado-dijo alguna de las personals
.eferidas-se italian en- eterna intran-
luilidad, pues no hay para u vidas
2 intereses las garantias que Sc dice
5ficialmente Que eNisten.
"Cada grupo de habitantes de n
pcblacion esta q merced de dos enc
migos a cual mas terrible Y a cual
mas poderoso: los carrancistas y los
hombres de Chavez Garcia.
"Estos va Sc sabe que Ell TODD lu-
gar cue visitan ponen en- practica 81
saqueo mas desenfrenado. arrasan-
dolo TODD a su paso Y no respetando
cuando los ~vecinos de una p]obiaclon
Sc han undo a los defensores de ella.
nj las vidas de las mujeses Y de los
ninos.
Los car-anc;StaS no sc queaan a.
tras en- materia &c saqueos. aunque.
e7 honor a la verdad, aun no han co.
metido .atentados con las mujeres,
unica circunstancia que los dlstlngae
de sus enemigoS. va que, por 10 de-
mas, TODD 10 han puestO Ell practica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
Seno.es de horca y cuchillo.

"CaGa jefc m;l:tar en- este deSven-
turado EstaGo-contiHia IL persona
informante-es I'm senior de korca y
cuchilla. dueno dc vidas Y haciendas
a. igual que los senorcs feudales de
tienlpos idos.
Para los jefeS del carraHcismo no
hay NADIA respectable dentro de los in
tereses %a:ienos, pues sus sclGados pUe-
den a su arbitrio disponer de las CO.
sechas,-laS pocas que aun Sc levan-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
FL asunto del iwcso.

Ei asunto del iwcso.
- asuato de las caSas de juego quc
habiendo sido clausuradas por Ia ms
peccion de Policia ~volvieron a funclo-
mar en- virtud de una licencia extern
d;da por ell Ayuntamisnto dc este puer
to. sigae preocupando Ia ~aIcnci5n pn-
blica, pues todos espe-an YER en- que
para este case dc inmora dad mum
ciual.
Sc dice que los municipes que re-
sulten rc3ponsables de esta grave l.
rregularidaG, serdn consignados a los
tribuna!es del orden comun, Y en- ta'
sentido Sc ia ~cxprcsado sohre el par
ticular 81 rropio gobernador del Esta-
do.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
Tienen doble enemieo.

De TODD 10 anterior sacaa en- linz
pic los vecinos que de tai manera
pintan la s~ituaci0n del Estado, que
los michcacanos tienen IN doble y for
midable enenigo: los rebeldes Y los
so!dados del gobierno; rero mas que
estos. los .iefes que los mandan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
por Corrs.. nara LA PRENSA."

MORELIA, MICHOACAN, q de
;eptiembre.-A prop6sito de los op'
timistas informes que sobre ia obra
de modification en- este Estado han
publicado los diaries de Ia capital de
Ia Republica, algunos habitantes de
.os puntos michoacanos c~omprendldos
en- las regiones azotadas por los re-
beldes han sido entrevistados en- es-
ia localidad para que den 81 opinion
sobre la decantada pacificacion, Y han
declarado que esta solamente existe
en- Ia mente de los periodicals. del ca
rrancismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
fiubo TN omba.c en- Ell cerro
del picacho.

del Picacho.
Las fuerzaS Del gobierno que estan
al manGo del genera! Francisco de P.
Marici, libraron I'm formidable COM
bate con los insurrectos que manda
el genera! Marce,o Caraveo. que u
timamcnte invadieron este t.stado, en-
UT lugar conocido con el nomore de
"Cerro del Picacho." segun las Giti-
mas noticias recibidas en- csta ciudad.
Parecc cue los rebelGes trataban
de atravesar el Estado para dirlgifse
Ell pos De IN cargamento lie paflue
u les ACADIA de ser introducido por
sus agentes en los Estados UnidOs, for
mando Il cclurnna rehelde mas de mil
hombres. aunQue estoS no cSCaban a.
mandc personal de Caraveo.
Las fuerzas del gooierno Sc tu-
vieron que replcgar despues de un
recio combat, pues Mariei no con-
taha con cncontrarse Ii coiumna
superior on hombreS Y e!ementos a Ia
s1ya.
Los rebeides. despUes de hacerles
frantc ADVERTISEMENTS 4 los soldados
carrancistaS. s!guieron de f~rente, sin
que Sc sepa que rumbo ~llevar, pues
no han atacado ninguna plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
PESQUiSAS

$500 De GRATIFIChCIoN dare 4 la per-
so..a que me prT..orcione lntornicS e%actos Ge
N; hermaao. L.adis.ao AHIia. "-tgiuario dc
villa atoreIos. Mich, Men. como dc IL amos
dc cdad. cstatura regular, color pianco. fiace
zorro ciez mcscs sc ancUen;ra en- csc pals
CJaIouicr inturmc que Sc tenga SCORE dicno
senior favor De cirI24r:o :; LUIS -aTlfa. 30 ;
NislanG. South Dakota. "'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

Cuando ncccsite librOs en cspanol
dirijase i Ignacio E. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

BuENA GRATIFlCACIoN dare a Ia per-
soma que me proporc,onc Iatorrnes eHactos
Lcl scnor FiIomcno Hernandez; alto, Erucso'
color moreno. 1ariz aiitada, bcca regular;
orisinarlo DC Leon. GuanaJua;o. Mexico. VI
timamen.e So haliaha en- n hacienda de
Duarte. si:uada Il unas GIc= Inilias dc Leon,
CO C,,alor,ier irtormc Que sc tenga sorrs
dicha persona favor de cirigirio = II scno-
"a haastasia RIGS viuda dc Nc!a=qucz. l'oS
7 aora St. Houston, Tex. e.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
PROFESSIONALS

DR.. SALoNE CARA ALDAPg. de Il Ia
ruitad &c Hez;cc, autcriEstu e. 81 estaGo
De Texas. Es2ec.ali.ts al cirar!E e, Sc
neral. Otici..a 10 East NGe-a s.. Teiefono
Il avis 52a7
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

$500 DE GRATlFlCAC1ON dare a la per
= nun me rroporclone inro.aes exactos de
mi hijo. CreScencio Hernandez, dc % amos dc
sdad, cucrno regular. color moreno. CLOS y Pc
IL nc-rns. Cuaiauier intorne Que Sc teng2 So
brc dicha persona favor de diEisirio a Ventu-
"a Ecrnarucz. IN: ieM+9 rape Line -
Camp No. S, Fort Worth. Tex. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
S5CUE L SUSPENSION
De PERIODICOS EN-
LOS ESTAD0S
La iaita de papel obIiga a
los editores a suspender
sus Dubiicaciones
Por Cores, para La rREESA."

PACHUCA. MENItO. % dc sep
tier1brc.-La fa.ta De papel america
no para la impression de ~periodicos,
Z Sc dcbe, sceun es ;ahido. a Ia pro-
hibicion del cohierro americ2EJ pa
"a Que ell papel tie IL fabricaS sea
exportado : Mexico, ha comenzado a
dar los resuir&dos que sc temsan des-
de haco v&rios dias. Dos puo!icac;o-
mes de esta iocalidad sc han slspen-
dido debido a Ia imposihilidad COM
ple.a en- que Sc hailan sus editores
para consegui- Ell papel indispeHsab c
ara la impression de elias.
Los pe-i6dicos que Sc han suspen-
lido son "El Malcriado" Y Sci Ba-
reno, smhas pub!icaciones roliticas
que trabaiaban en- favor d" los intc-
reses del carrancismo en- 81 Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

SIS DE GRATIFlCACION dare L Ia per
soma que me propcrcionc intora:cs caac;c5
del pa!adcro de mi padre. q >eno- Luis Cas-
lilo > dc mi he-ua2no, Delfino Castiiio' .uie-
mes van acompanadcs de sus tamllIaS. En-
Julio dc 1917 RIOS seraran'o5 eStanco en- san
Arro,io. To-. dcsde entonces To he vueito
= saScr acarca De e'bs. Cua!quIer iHfoeine
que SC tonga sonre Gic!tas Dcrsonas favor dc
~dirigir!o a Jesus Castillo, Jerome. Arizona.
90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

$500 DE CRA1IFiCACtoE da-S 4 "A per-
sona ruc nc propcTciore !~nfo-:nes exacios
dc mis- hernaaos EstGban c Hipo:it" Monte
ues. an.hOs 5csiIian con svs fa'aiiias en-
Uvalde. Texas hab;endo rec;bido 81 ultima
ca-ta el d:a II dc .Abril de! presente aHo'
CuaIquic- i~aforn!e favor de dirlgirlo i au-
| torio Mon:oass, General Delivery. Phoenix.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

Sc NECESITA un ~sast-e: trabajo perma-
ncnte: bucn sueldo. ocurran 601 " COM
merce. loJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

Sc NECESITA embellishments un hom-
bre para trabajo en- hacienda. 4 81. miilas de
Ia ciudad. Dirigirse 4 w. F. Smith, tienda de
Washer Bros. Co.. c~squina Alamo y Commerce
Streets. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

DR.. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Medicina ,
C,~ucis en- .eneraL. aorel Monterrey. Cua:-
TO. IS ' la.-t9Y {. Santa Ross Ave. Tc!f-
fonc c. cckcIt SEE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
PERDIDAS.

DARE buena qualification ! IA persona
que entrcgue unos documcntos firnlacos por
Francisco S. SalaSa- y a. Gairaa. 3r. Diri-
ianse I 70i ". Commerce St. tSastrcrial
"a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
ALOUILERES
TRASPASOS

Sc TRASpASA una Tienda dc Aba-rotcs.
en- muy bucn barrio Gc mcxicanos. euatro
amos de estab.ecida va,o1 aproxi1ado Sl0oc.0O
den. vcndcrsc r-onto. Inte-esado veane. j.
n. Narroquin. f01 Dc!orosa St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
.AuISOS De OCCASION
EMPLEO5

Sc NECESITA un ~cxperimentado fotogra-
10. Ocurraa a 1872 W. Houston St tlol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

Sc NECESITA un muchacho de l6 q is
amos y con buenas referencias para apren6cr
ell trabajo e~l6ctrico. sos W. Houston Street.
90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

Sc NECESITA una sonora mexicana de re-
gular edad para trabaio general de casa. 0cu-
IRAN 4 iO7 y. Center ST. al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

FoTOGRAFIA NATIONAL" Tomamos
~retratos dia y noche: nuestro trabaIo es ga
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
PreStamCs foTzCs0S.

EN- Villa Hidalgo,-dljeron los m
formantes c~oncretando un caso-esta
de guarricion IN t%enie1te coronel de
apellido Heredia, a quien no hay
quien tolere por los procedimientos
que pone en- practica para Su obra
de "pacificaci6n."
Tai individuo exige a los veci-
nos de los lugares que vista al fren-
te de sus tropas, que le fac:Iiten dl-
nero en- fuertes cantidades para los
"naberes" de aQuellas, pueS .alega
que ell gobierao no les facilita 10 ne
cesario para que sus soldados tengan
que omer
"Los hombres de tropa de dicho Je-
fe. tambien son afectos a apoderarse,
siguiendo ell cjemplo que reciben, de
les bienes de les vecinos, y cuando Ell
t%eniente coronel Heredia reclbe afgu-
ma queja de las personals Que han
sido perjudicadas, conteSta lnvarla-
blemente que sus soldados cue a a
hacer 81 no reciben dinero del 60
bierno. que no han de MORN de ham
bre. sino coger 10 que ne"eSitan de
donde 10 encuentren.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

FENDO nj Residential situada en- Ia esqIina
De las GALES Sheridan = Madison: IA mejor
acondiciorada de Ia ciudad, con o sin niue
bles. Tambien magnifico autom6vil Pierce
Arrow Para mayores :nformes ocurran 4 1T
) !: ". Commerce St. O Cargo La PREM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04
EN- MICHOACAN TEMEN TANTO 4 Los
CARRANCISTAS COMO 4 CHAVEzG.
LOS %HABITANTES ESTAN DESESPERADOS De LA
SITUACICN DOLOROSA EN- QUE WIEN

tan-de los ahorros de los labriegos
y hasta de sus personals, va QUE en- O.
casiones los pobres rancheros son
obligados a e%mprender caminatas G.
normes al lado de c~ualquier columna
militar, dizque para que sirvaH de
guias, en- regiones que los soldados
carrancistas deben conocer muy blen
q fuerza de recorrelas en- i jiras
pacifistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-04

SELLOS DE GOMA-Uaa Inca, Csc eada
Inca additional. l5c: ~circulo5 u 6vaios. Sl.50.
Pida cataiuso envianGo eStampii!aS. Il iynacio
Santos Orta. Gil Dolcrosa 81.