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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
WEDDING ANp sgRgNAnE

When Bryon II. Goodell and MIas
Srystal Lee, popular young people.
appeared at the Methodist parsonaE "a
iast Wednesday evening the pastors
cholr was holding rehearsal.
me choir members were InstaptIy
alert TO the situation and CORRECTLY
guessed at once that a wedding had
called the couple to the meeting for
forthwith the couple adjourned IN an.
other room where the marriage core
mony ensued, Meanwhile the choir
goi busy, requisitioned all the Tins
the parsonage kitchen afforlg ana
proceeded to serenade the newly.
weds right on the spot and 10 abow
them other polite attentions.
Mr.. Goodell has ranch near TN.
ker whore the new home viii he 30.
laDliShed- The bride Il one of Sal.
mon most popular young ladies'.
hot ooih there are abundant good
wishes Tor long life, happiness aud
The attendants at the wedding
sSegae " AMI Aans u.la.-Fvs.'s-..,s.-
electric power for mining. lighting
and railway uses in that part OF the
state.
r.. -. lklEti pEtEluShA VI AAAt AAASAA
Copper Mining a Smelling company
has been presenting the project TO
Lewiston citizens and says the en-
terprise viii develop $4,000 horse
power His primary object Is to
erect an electrolytic smelter for the
reduction of copper ores In the noun
talns in the vicinity OF Horseshoe
bend.
Al this point the Salmon river. one
OF the largest in Idaho. makes a wide
bend and returns after flow OF sew
eral miles TO point within about
mile of its former point The fall In
the river Is considerable and by tun-
nelling through the mountain for
this mile the entire stream would be
diverted and great power made avail
able. The point, in a direct line, Is
about so miles south OF Lewiston.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
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BOYLE CREEK >
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The Boyle creek school is closing
its school term April 10, 1918. The
nlasirNa.- 49,
Le'tha Gable.
Song. Loyalty the Word Today, by
Recitation. Old Glory. Doris Coop
er
Reading, Peach Pie, Josephine
Barnes.
Vocal Solo. Nv Hearts in the
Highlands, Leon Cooper.
Reading, Ole Mistis, Miss Gertrude
Pursell.
Song, Idaho. by the school.
Reading, The Soldiers ReprleVe,
Miss Pursell.
Song, America.
The program will be followed hv
dance the proceeds of which will
90 to the Junior Red Cross. As the
roads will be greatly improved oy
that time we will be expecting DIS
crowd. Every one is invited.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
ROY FOWLER WHITES HONE

"a, 1918. U''i
Dear Mother am in a different
camp than | was when | wrote Won
last. Talk about travel-we sure do
a lot in this country and believe me
we don't have coaches and Pullmans
as we had in the States. We travel in
Dox cars here. Our last move was the
worst we have had yet. We were ON
the train for two days and two nights
and only had one blanket to sleen
IN so there wasn't much sleeping
done.
When we unloaded we had TO walk
hve miles. We got to our billets at
4 O'Clock, and talk about tired-I nev-
er was quite so tired in all my life.
We are within sound of the big
guns. We are on ground. once oecupi-
ed by the Germans. We have passed
through towns that were shelled in
the beginning of the war and there
isn't much left of house after II has
been hit by shell.
The house l sleep in is one that
was hit and is quite airy, but | have
a good bed
We had a good dinner Washing
.on's birthday.
We haven't received our trucks
yet. | hope to get a motorcycle but
guess | won't be lucky enough for
hat.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
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Dan Chick is down from Tendoy
this week on a visit to Salmon
Pierce & Penard put on a capital
show at Leadore last Saturday night
with home talent.
Marvin Mulkey of Tendoy is seek
ing enlistment in military service. To
this end he came down TO Salmon
this week.
John Z. Mullen of the Moose creek
dredge is making business Fislt 10
Salmon this week, accompanied oy
Mrs. Mullen.
! Fed V. Biscoe. secretary of the
Business Mems association. has been
advised that Dr. ]. A. Anderson, a
Chicago veterinarian, that he expects
10 locate in Salmon at an early day
Mrs. ]. H. Lipe came down from
Leadore TO Salmon last "Wednesday
TO visit Mrs W. NJ. Snow. She
brought along for the Red Cross ter
garments that the LeadOre workers
had completed for the chapter.
Recruiting officer Mann from th'
Idano Falls station has been IN Sal
mon this week. but he has foun'
few recruits here for the reason tha
we have sent out pretty nearly al
the available young men, mostly a
volunteers too.
George Matics brought down from
! Williams lake yesterday the repor
! that the trout which abound IN tha
r body of water are not mt TO eat. n
= tried for them only once when the
snapped at his hook as all trou
!. ought to. but the FISH were disease
r The visit of Mr. Mates showed tina
\ hundreds of them had died frol
: some malady and lined the shores
the lake.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
FORMER LEMHI coUNTIAM
WRITES FROM ILLINOIS

In a personal letter to the Record
er a former Lemhi county resident
W b. Walton. who now lives in I'm.
ION county, Illinois. states that he Is
Iaiming 420 acres in the rich Mjssis.
sippi valley, with f30 acres of The
prettiest kind of winter wheat and
am going to put 80 acres to corn. His
letter continues:
have Just finished sowing 80
acres OF alfalfa and 10 acres of
red clover. / expect TO run this
entire JOB in corn as soon as
nnish clearing about $50 acres
now in woods or timber Tor
brush). am in way not SO for
tunate az one of your county
officials for will have TO buy
my tractor. At present am work
ing mules, which are too slow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
FOREST MAN BUYS RANCH

Thomas Jeriel OF the Salmon for
est office has become the owner OF
the well known Bill Crews ranch lo-
Gated adjoining what has heretofore
been known as the Mckinney ranch
below Carmen.
The property was sold by the kel-
y agency for Anton Schwartz. who
last year purchased II for $500. The
present sale nets Schwartz an adj
vance OF $4,000 on what he paid
Crews. Schwartz will remain on the
property for the new owner. This
is among the first of the years sales
reported by the Salmon real estate
men. II Is said there are others ia
come rapidly along. for ranch prop
critics are in active demand.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
lPETENT PLAYERS LEAVE
!, ,s,loop EXPRESSION IN SALMON

Z " Hogan- Wadden broadway
HFe Salmon what was prom
III weeks series of dra-
: kfrtainments ending last
a.s hfsFy play presented was of
o. ciaHs Fell interpreted by compe-
~ tH&1 DE. In spite of the worst
- of ther conditions that have
1. 3,ea Salmon in an unseason-
- NlHlNN spring the attendance
n 18 Hanager Hogan in a cur
~ Pr the last performance
M to visit Salmon a9ain.
~ finds amen throughout
IT. H. N9Mitv. TIE en~a"ement inst
~ s,. as secured by the Sal
~ 1NaaWANApal banf. The company
u the interior or the wav
n MiaafeKauff. Howard |
mNfi'N,ra Hall. Mabel Hall, Ele-
: Iris Stone, Hilda Will
,r;w eopneien Terry and Jane
,rngl Mrs M. L. Emigh. Teacher.
nrainnabar of the pupils of Mrs.
Il room as well as from 9TH
Sfds are out of school with an
,tais nie of measles.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
10URTH OF JULY

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hey March 20. 1918.
&. ca nithard Holmes and Mrs.
"a simon are visiting home
-. thIe eek.
tfrfh M July young people at
fh Surprise party given on
kNIINnN Vening in honor of Mrs
" odnf Gautier ives called TO
nsViIIe again last Saturday af-
d 49, So account of the> serious ill
NIL Ills youngest child.
MN Palmer, wife and little
Wfeinia are in Salmon for
Wunkres has purchased
ss Kennedy's ranch on Little
el ana expects to move his fam
nd thelf new home about the first
NE hInpeney, Mrs. Joplin and
NaIef. Ii. Davis, Mr.. Hastings
e 'uFfed White were guests of. Allie
as ss lily last Sunday.
ep Wss Vifeinia Gautier, who mas
he e of he May school. came TO
The lon Saturday Sunday Miss
b er. Eeola Noddings. Al Wheeler
MAJ Ralph Thrasher came down 70
be Eth nf MY to enjoy one OF moth
chafs GOOD dinners.
afipr4 md Allie White turned
We cattle on forest range Whlcn
pts quite a saving on hay.
seH THURSDAY afternoon, March Is
ladies' of Fourth of July creet
II shwlfh Mrs. Allie White and or
"a themselves into a ConserVa
-efnh Each lady was requested
ann for demonstration some wa
ri several of the husbands wer'
pdNt 81 luncheon and say they De
IL al var dishes are as good a
EoS Illustrated that afternoon
,,,or, sh1tld be no fault found Wit
w. = I4Iine the new fiOurs for IL
III u,I0at1F
Dokaf16I tlosed on Friday for thi
MSS Pot1eTl who has bee
rfV Nn4 aeparts for her home /
% b Tuesday. On Frida
~ hp vas given a farewe
nd aanee at the school hous'
- s 1Hn1or Red Cross Of the scho'
u eanleted a number piece
ht o. gian relief: l. pieces Il
- arnAV nd have $2.75 in membe
& eds WS#xil Geren and Mrs
up an Easter picnic u
So s of Fourth Of July whi'
vi, n along the creek and W.
Ha aecesss.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
TENDOY
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Mrs. Mary S. Wood spent Easter
with friends in Salmn.
Mrs A. +. Everett spent Thursaay
and Friday with her sister Mrs- 1onh
W Brown. "a.
Edison White spent Easter with bis
parents IN Salmon returning to Ten
doy Tuesday morning,
Lew Frey came TO Tendoy SatuF-
day 10 spend Easter with his brother
Fred
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pyeatf came
down from Lemhi Saturday to spend
the summer at the Copper queen
mine. -.-
for Camp Lewis.
M ana Mrs. II. C. Anderson and
ss,pIlv and Mr.. Igou visited At the
William Mahafey home sunday
NJ and Mrs. V. l. Carroll spent
Fsster with Mrs. CAROLS parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W II. Mulkey
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Muikey trans
acted business In Salmon the hrst OF
/ the week.
-Four men with Mr.. Wickham IN
I charge came up from Salmon tues
day morning TO pat the new bridge
on the state highway.
Peter Mckinney was in fendoy on
Wednesday
Marvin Mulkey was a Salmon yts'
uor wednesday.
Miss Mamie Brown came up OF
Thursday mornings train 10 Ftsi.
With relatives in the neighborhoon "
Ten 10Y.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
we Need soIlvIan Civilization.

The Indians of the Bolivian jungles
bind their arms and legs in childhood
so that below the knee and below the
elbow they are strictly sinew and bone
and can walk through the thorny un-
tlcrbrush ard never know 1t. Some
sort of protection might come in handy
In the evening rush on certain street
car llnes.-Springfield Republican.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
GERMAN ABOLISHED

From hundredds of places in the
country news items like this are pub
lished
Great Falls. April BY unani-
NOUS vote last night the school trus.
tees ordered that the German Ian
guage be discontinued as study IN
the school curriculum and there viii
be no further recitation in that
tongue. The books will BE- gathered
up. but their disposition has not been
determined They may BE- burned
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
|EMON'SIMOST
ITRIOTIC DAY
SIS PLACES WILL zE
% SATURDAY p. M. TO
BEGINNING or THIRD
sMTY LOAN.
EMHPs ALLOTMENT


II. Monk, Chairman, Sal
#aho. Allotment to Lemhi
$4,000. 5 per cent paw
Ia the application, 20 per
i3y %, 80 per cent July IS
~ cent August IS.
M. HOOVER, Secretary.
4nents are complete for the
triot.c rally in Salmon this
70 start the third Liberty
Fable addresses, national
piring music and the story
I'd heroism now being man
our soldiers in France will
Hearts with renewed love of
Hear country and of those
giving their lives for us.
can do, even our best, is
.It@ l.ftle, mighty little, here at
f nNk let us do our best.
Af NKercises will take place at
opelN horse at o'clock, with
Hslc, prayer by Rev. b. f.
aatkh Welcome address by Mayor
MON peeches by T. ]. Atkins.
Icy, E. H. Casterlin and
.fuK Whitcomb. besides choruses
Choir music and singing by the |
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
FATHER OF JUDGE STEVENS

An old and honored citizen OF Ida
ho, Fred s. Stevens. father OF form
er Judge James NJ. Stevens. died last
week AZ his Blaekfoot home. aged 80
wears. One other son. Richard ste
yeng. and two daughters. Mrs. Robert
y Bell and Mrs Sidney II, Osborn OF
Kansas City. survive with their
mother The deceased long held
prominent place In public affairs IN
nt.akFnof
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
WHEN CRUSHING GRIEF
SEIZED HARRY LAUDER

COMEDIAN WHO HAS MADE TIE
WORLD LAUGH TELLS OF THh
SHOCK WITH THE NEWS oF
IHE KILLING OF HIS ONLY
SON IN BATTLE-THE LIGsKw
WENT OUT BUT A NEW ON
APPEARED-A MESSAGE re-
AMERICAN PARENTS w4n
HAVE BOYS IN FRANCE.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
sEAE EsTATE RECORDS

:. naly has sold to Frank
M fs 50 acres of land for
=, sl4 H Chandler has received
i of Ais Lemhi valley lands re-
:, prove ed.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05

fer up this prayer for every father
and mother who sends his or her boy
IN the front And that prayer Is:
MAY YOUR BOY COME BACK
To yOt- ALIVE AND WELL"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
aEMPTY AND VOID"

Where once my life was tll~d ana
crammed and made Joyous BY the
thought and presence OF my boy u
is now empty and void. Where 'nae
I could say TO myself that was 20
ing through the strain OF 50 mary
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-04-05
oRE sHlPMENT REAoY

where Thompson 4 Mathews are pill
ing up ore. say that the vein grows
steadily in volume and richness In
conner. A shipment Is ready and will
he moved out as soon as the road TO
The mine Ia cleared of snow
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
- DE Las 0FICINAS DE- POLICIA -
Ell PROCESO LANCASTER

Aver fue ell segundo dia de audie2-
cia en- ell proceso que Sc esta forman-
do contra ell jefe de la policia Ian
caster, para determinar 81 es o no,
culpable de haberse mostrado debil
con la genie viciosa que abundaba en-
San Antonio.
Ante los Comisionado erigidcs ell
Gran Jurado, e%stuvieron declarando
varios testigos V todos ellos han eX-
presado que ell Jefe Lancaster no era
energico; pero que siempre ha cum
plido como buen empleado publico.
Aver Sc dieron por terminates los
interrogatorios de los testigos y du-
rante el dia de hoy Sc dictara SEN
tencia, resolviendose 81 ell senior Ian
caster vuelve a hacerse cargo de! pueS
to que por algunos amos ha desempe-
nado o queda ~suspendido definitiva-
mente.
Ell .iurado del Juez Wilkens. que
Sc habia citado para el dia de hoy,
ha sido pospuesto para la semana
entrante, en- vista de que no Sc sabe
a punto flo cuando terminaran los
Comisionados con ell asunto Lancas-
ter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
Sc establece en- San Antonio
IN eminente medico
H1exicano

Motive de gran satisfaction para
: nuestros compatriotas debera ser, in
dudablemente, la not.cia que vamos
a communicates: la de que 'un emil
: nentc medico compat-iota, ell doctor
| Guillermo PARA ventajosamente CO.
nocido en- la Capital de nuestra Re-
| publica, por sus conocimientcs y por
81 larga experienced en- "a noble pro-
| fesion cue e%je1ce, ha establecido su
c~onsu.torio en- San Antonio, para I'M
! partir los auxilios de su ciencia a
q~uienes 10 so.iciten.
Ell nombre del doctor PARA ha lido
siempre asociado en- nuestro pals q
TODD 10 cue sc relaciona con los pro-
gresos de la c~iencia med:ca, Y muchas
g%eneraciones de iovenes doctores
mexicanos 10 pronuncian con respe-
to, porque Ell Ia cated.a y en- "a eli
MICA he venido impartiendo desde ha-
ce muchos amos los grandes conoci-
cliento3 adGuir:dos en- su larga Y
brillante practica. Por espacio de
20 amos Ell doctor Para presto sus'
zervicios como medico del Hospital
Juarez Y dlrante ocho fue profe-
sor de la Escuela Nacional de Media
Gina de la Ciudad de Mexico.
Huelgan, pues, despues de -escrlto
10 anterior, los elogios que pudie-a-
mos hacer del distinguido facultativo
mexicano, quien, por circumstances
especiales salio de nuestro pals y de-
cidio poner su ciencia al servicio de
sus compatriotas en- esta ciudad.
Ell consultorio del doctor PARA,
que muy pronto coatara, segun Sc
nos ha dicho, con modernos aparatos
para proporcionar ell famoso trata-
miento de electroterapia a sus pa
cientes, Sc encuentra establecido Ell
la casa numero 72S de la Avenida
Main.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
CHOCO CON UN TRANVIA

En- IA cuadra numero 900 de Ia ca
lie S. Flores, ell tranvia e,ectrico MI
nero SIS choc0 contra un CAIRO IL
RADIO por dos animales, ell que iba
guiado Dor J. s. Sanchez, con resi-
dencia en- Ia casa numero SIT de Ia
Gale Ralph. Como consequences de
este accidents, Sanchez resulto con
algunss heridas que !e %impediran ira
bajar por espacio de varios dias. Otro
mex.cano tambien resulto lastimado.
Ell agente Casanova que conocio
de estos hechos, nc pudo averiguar
e. nombre del conductor nj del moto-
rista del tranvia, porque apenas Sc
reg;stro :el choque, siguieron SUI mar
cha; pero una persona que 10 pre-
sencio, anoto el numero del coche
e!5ctrico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
Completamente
%Aniquilado
Nuga-T0ne lie voiyera su oaIud
Rapidamente

/ 81, miles de personals a wees Sc
! sienten de esq manera. Parece que
estan verdaderamente aniquilados.
No pueden hacerse ell amino como
podian anteriormente. no estan sufi-
cientemente enfermos para ponerse
en- cana, o para lamar al medico y
sinembargo para If al trabajo pare
ce impossible el hacerlo. ST Sc halla
V. en- esta condicion, necesita V. ell
Nuga-Tona ahora mismo. Sc ga
rantiza que Nuga-Tone hara 10 81
guiente: lie hara gozar tres sucu-
lentas comidas al dia, podra V. dige-
rir sus alimentos, sus intestinos Sc
e%vacuaran con facilidad Y regulari-
dad ,su sangre sc pone IN condition
de primera clase, su sistema Sc ali
inertia Y nutre debidamente Y cada
uno de Il organos desempehara sus
funciones sin trabajo' debidamente.
Durante treinta ano este gran re-
constructor de la salud Sc ha en-
pleado en- ~restablecer a hombres Y.
mujeres agotados, debiles VI nervio-
SOS. Ell Nuga-Tone Sc garantiza po-
sitivamente que dara satisfaction o
devolveremos a V. su. dinero. I'm
tratamiento para un mes complete
cuesta S1.00 en- todas las ~droguerias,
o Sc mandara porte pagado al reci-
DO de su \precio. National Labora-
tory Sp. 800 1913 W. Madison St.,
Chicago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
JUGADORES APREHENDIDOS

Anoche, los esfuerzos de la policia
tendieron a perseguir a los jugadores
Y fueron sorprendidos varios g~aritos,
de donde Sc recogieron q numerosos
tahures.
De un teatro que esta frente a Ia
Plaza del Alamo, fueron sacados seis
individuos que Sc dedicaban al juego.
Por la noche fueron yisitados por
Ia policia algunos garitos donde Sc
reunia caballeros de Ia alta aristocra-
cha. A algunos de ellos sc les negoI
Ia libertad caucional. Hoy seran
s~entenciados por el Comisiorado
Lowther.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
Notas breVes de Ia Ciudad
Sc RUMORA QUE Sc EXIGIRA
LA RENUNCIA AL SHERIFF

"
En- los corrillos de la casa de Cor
tie, no Sc hablaba aver de otra cosa
que del persistence rumor de que
ell Mayor johnson, que estuvo en-
San Antonio estudiando las condicio-
mes de moralidad Romantics en- la
ciudad, pedira al S%ecretario Baker
que Sc obligue a renunciar de su
cargo al Sheriff Tobin. Este run:or
tomo forma cuando Sc anuncio que
anoche mismo saldria para Washing
ton ell Sheriff Tobin, quien va a
c%onferenciar con ell Secretario Baker,
Dor haberselo indicado asi Ell Sena-
dor Shepard Y Franz Gross, dos ami
gos influyentes de Mr.. Tobin, quie-
mes lie tienen va arreglada la entire
vista.
Cuando Sc lie pregunto al Sheriff
Tobin 10 que habia de cierto scbre
ell particular, manifesto que proba-
blemente sus malquerieltes estaban
t~rabajando porque ESQ %sucediera; pc
70 que sus actos oficiales estaban
expuestos a toda investigation y 81
la superioridad asi 10 disponia, po-
dria p~racticarla y Sc c~onvenceria que
estaban arreglados a Ia ley y que
siempre habia cumplido con sus obli-
gaciones a conciencia.
Hasta que ell Sheriff Tobin re-
grese de su viaje a Washington, no
Sc sabra la verdad de los hechos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
RESTRICTION PARA La YENTA
DE LICORES

Por iniciativa del Mayor Bell Y del
C~omisionado Lambert, Sc ha hecho
saber q los cantineros que en- 10 su-
cesivo no podran vender bebidas en-
briagantes para fuera de sus estable-
cimientos, mas que 4 aquellas perso-
mas que les sean muy conocidas y
que aseguren que no 10 quieren para
proporcionarlo a los soldados unifor-
mados. Esta restriction a la venta
de bebidas embriagantes fue recibi-
da satisfactoriamente por el General
Ruckman, Comandante de las tropas
americanas en- ell sur de los Esta-
dos UnidoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
OTRO AUTO ROBADO

Nuy a~ctivos anduvieron aver los
ladrones de automobiles, pues adenlas
del robo de que damos cuenta en- otro
lugar, de frentc a la casa nimero 220
de la Gale Garden, Sc llevaron IN au-
tom6vil Ford, de cinco pasajeros,
marcado con ell registro numero 1911.
FL dueno de la maquina nj siquiera
tiene indicios de ouien pueda ser ell
autor del hurto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
RECLUTAMIENTO DE YOLUN-
TARIOS

Las autoridades del Estado han
inicado una nueva campana de re-
clutamiento para la reorganizsc ion de
las Guardias Nacionales, y han esta-
do solictando ell contingente de todos
los hombres mayores de 81 amos has
ia la edad de cuarenta, sean o no Ca
sados.
En- San Antonio quedaron abiertas
varias oficinas de reclutamiento, pa
"a la formation de cuerpos de infsn-
terra, artilleria Y caballeria, de las
milicas de Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
FALLEC!O REPENTiNAMENTE

e. senior Arturo Ayala Robes, de
cincuenta amos de edad, fal'ecio re-
pentiramente ell dia ocho del corrien,
tc 4 las dos de IA tarde, en- la tienda
donde prestaba sus servicios, en- el
pueblo de Taylor, Texas. e finado
deja a su espoSa Y cuatro hijos. Tie,
ne parientes en- diversos puntos deI
Estado de Texas y en- la ciudad de Nc
xico. Los funeralcs. que estuvieron
muy concu.riedos. estuvieron a car
go del Reverendo Walter S. Scott. d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
ATRSPELLAMIENTO

Francisco Chavarria, o Residential
en- Ia ASA numcro GA de la Gale
Leal, trabaja como conductor de I'm
automovil Y anoche al llegar a la. es-
0uina de la avenida C. Y Gale Hous-
ton atropello a III americana Que fue
conducido a 81 Residential para que
ALI Sc curara.
Como de las investigaciones prac-
ticadas por Ia policia Sc Saco en- linz
pho cue el accidente Sc debio a la
imprudencia del americana, el chauf-
ieur Chavarria no tue detepidq.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
BALE DE

Nos escribc ell senior Santos Po-
rras, de Tyrone, n. NJ, diciendonos
que en- dicho lugar Sc verified ua
bale de fantasia organizado por IA
Sociedad Rccrctativa S:go AA.' Los
premios que Sc ofrecleron para las
bailadores que Sc presentaron mejor
ataviados. fueron obtenidos por los
jovenes Vicente Armendariz y Da-
mel Ibarra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-10
DE ALARMA

e. comandante &c los cuerpos de
senaleS eStacionados en- esta c;udad,
ha recibido instrucciones de que SIS
t~elefonistas usen una nueva senal de
alarma nocturnal, Ia que sera conec-
tada con los telefonos de todos los
campamentos Y los de las oficinas
militares en- el centric de la ciudad.
BESIDE luego Sc ha puesto en- pric-
tica tai determination.