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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
NEWPORT NEWS BOOMS
shipbuiIdiuS Company Buys 100 Acre.
OF Lnnd for 800 Houses. Ont Of
si.200,0 D0 Approximations

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January 10.
fine Newport News S.ipbu!ldins and
DrJdocG Company to-day purchased
coo acres of land just outside the
northerly city limits and 500 houses
will INN ed:ately be erected with Al
appropriation OF sI.a00,o00 Sc. a.idc by
the Shipping Board for This purpose,
according % Homer L. Ferguson, prcsi-
dent and general manager OF tho yard
The houses will care Cor 1000 work
n'en., which number will he added 10
the 5000 now employed b. tho yard, az
soon AZ thc buildings are completed.
Mr. Ferguson saya nc would put on
1000 additional wc.knlcn in the nest
six months il housing facilities could
be provided.
The sh;p"ard. tho Navy Department
and the Shipping Boa-d are spending
ipproH irlatcly S?,o0i,e00 in providing
houses for employees of the yards. The
houses viii DC sold 10 employees OF the
gard at cost On All easy rental basis.
President Ferguson says.
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BULGAR AND RUSS SIGN
SEPARATE PEACE PACT
Bolshevk Government Resumes Full Relations With For
mer Enemy-Proposals Made by Turkey Rejected.
Intense Artillery Duels on Western Front.

as go-betwcen with the allies.
Meanwhile. fighting continues in
Cntral and Southwestern Russia be-
tween the Bolshevik forces and the
Cossacks of General Kalcdinos and
General Duton. The latest account OF
these operations indicate that tho Boi-
shcviI;i for the time being have the
upper hand. both kalcdincs and Dutoff
having been compelled to nee after
defeats In battle.
INFANTRY IS INACTIVE
On FIGHTING FRONTS
On the fighting fronts the infantry
is inactive. except for small raidinS
operations but the artillery ducls con-
tinue intense on various sectors. In
Northern italy snow has fallen TO n
depth Of from three TO Gvo feet, bring
Ing the operations to halt. The
movement Of supplies to tho enemy
armies in the hills is being greatly i'm
pedcd. and tho indications at prcscn.
are that fighting Of great intensity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS
Comedy Doninant in Lyric show.

Comedy runs rampant; in tho new
show that came to the Lyric yesterday.
The usual capacity audiences gave the
entertainers fiattcrinE reception at
each Of the shows BilIy HaIlisan and
Dema Skycs. both of whom have been
seen here before, bore Oft the laugh
ing donors in their new slit. some
where in Jersey which kept .Ile house
in q roar o! mirth from the opening
10 tho closing Of the act. These c.aver
performers established th;/iselves as
faEorites here last season and they
succeeded yesterday in making ,morc
vivid the impression they left on the
occasion OF their first visit. There Is
q liable exhibition OF Chinese
skin at jugglery and leserdcmain In
The act of the Hoy Ling ,Iee troupe.
TIE Ceiestais perform series of
amazing tricks. proving themselves
adopts in magic and jugElcry. t.hiyo
and Chiyo, who do nuI.t6cr of an,us-
ing things, and do them all we'll. sue.
ceeded in attracting and holding the
attention OF the spectators for Il quar-
ter of an hour. Miss Jeanette Childs.
the Joy Girl" has q happy personality
and uses 1t to excellent advantage In
her breezy single number. and ec,ne.
thing new and divcrting WAS afforded
in the act OF Walters and Walters.
comedy yentrIloquisto. ~, Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
CHARTER CHANGES
SEMI 10 COUNCIL

IConiinuhd from First PagcD
on. but the minute tt.g petition Is tiled
and I understand from several av,hori-
;ative aourcee tina: i, will b. submit
ted, there Is only one step FOR us 20
take.
Ny 7apc: is designed TO proven. all
unnecessary work. ON the other hand.
don't believe that any paper VIC
would submit ~ this time bearing on
charter amendments would be consid-
cred by TIE General Assembly. Il;
would Is" showed under the bottom and
Lett TO Gle. Ny resolution Is identical
with the statute in the matter, EXCEPT
that !; docs no: provide for tho Pc.
;ii!on signed by - per cent OF tic
voters before calling tho election The
provision for a chart.r commission is
also changed. The law specifies that
The commission shall be composed OF
seven mon; my paper provides only
fvc, but thought that number
adequate"
WOULD DEFER ALL CHANGES
UNTIL LEGISLATURE OF 1920
In reply to questions. Captain Mills
said that any changes made under such
plan would first have 10 be approved
hy tho General Assembly of Virginia.
WHICH dctlon cOuiu not no iaRCn until
IT'S session In 1920. lie declared how
ever. that two years was not a long
timo I'm the history Of the city. and.
which was more important, the govern
ment was for and h" the citizens them
selves and they should say what must
DO done.
He was opposed to the subcommit-
tees report because he believed IL con-
;ained that element OF "onc-man" gov
crnment which was exceedingly dis
tasteful to him. and for which he could
never vote. lie believed that the corn
mit;ce had actually reversed Itself.
since II had unanimously rejected
several weeks ago. the resolution offer
cd by the Civic Association providing
for the comforting OF the powers Of
Tho Administrative Board on the Mayor
There was no argument other than
that offered by the patron for the sub
s:i:ute resolution. When put to a vote
Il was Killed" by the same vote which
put the entire report on it's way to the
Council. The vote was: Aycs-AIdcr-
men Adams and Workman and Council.
nan, Mills. Nocs-Aldcrman Fuller.
and Councilmen Peters. Powell and
Rose.
Simply throwing time away" cx-
claimed Mr.. Mills. "You know the poti-
ton Will be flc.l."
COMMITTEE TAKES US REPORT
SECTION ny SECTION
shortly after J ! O'clock tho commit
tee began it's consideration Of tho re.
port sertion by section, and with rapid
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into Russia and 400 French women into
the duchy OF Brunswick as reprisai
for TIC alleged retention OF inhabitan,e
of !A.sacc-Lorraine by the Trench.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
MAY EXTEND CONTROL.
TO EMPRESS COMPANIES

Whether operation OF express COM
panics shall be assumed by the govern
ment was discussed with the railroad
administration to-day b. heads OF the
four principal express companies, and
IL was said Directo.-Gcneral McAdoo'a
advisor? board IN few days would
recommend that government control te
extended TO them. The express COM
pany executives were represented to-
day as no: opposing such move, mas
much as their earnings this year have
fallen rapidly. and the government
guarantee would provide more than
their probable income, even II the In
ters;ate Commerce Commission should
grant the pending request for 10 per
cent increase IN rates.
The dircctorGcneral expects 20 name
tomorrow the board OF four men to
investigate the wage demands Of the
railway brotheshoods. The labor rep
rescri,a;ivcs have submitted list OF
about fifteen names of men acceptable
to them. /. WAC said tonight. and two
will nc chosen from the list,
Mr.. NcAdoo has been summoned to
appear before the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee Tomorrow TO ex-
pain the administration railroad bill.
y. r. Thorn. general counsel for the
railway executives advisory committee.
( has been granted permission to make
4 legal argument on the bill before the
committee early next week.
T-anl; Trun6uil chairman OF the
railway executives advisory committee.
tcsti;"inS before the committee to-day.
urged that :;ae railroad bill! be amended
TO Limit definitely the duratian.
OF government control over tho rail-
roads. liz said he did not favor gov
eminent ownership. hut added:
=. -. -, -, I-,,
'Tas Inevitable" referring 20 the Presi-
Gcnt'S rccent action. lie explained that,
. i; hs op!nicn. some sort OF govern
rient guarantee has been unavoidable
since 1910, when tho railroads lost their
'owc- to TX their own rates and do
wha. every business men can O'clock
on, Tor tho future"
CT ARA NII:E SHOULD
ACCOMPANY CONTROL
Regulation Is proper" he continued,
but when !: takes charge OF the rcvc-
MUGS Of = company it should he accom-
panied by soTac guarantee. For that
reason though, this step to be IN
cvi;n bic.
"Fron your standpoint, then, the
railroads must have higher rates or
obtain some sor; OF =ua-sntce:"
asked Senator Cumnins.
Yes" he replied. either that or the
; adoption OF the French aystem."
:ir. Trumbuil maintained that not
only was the future credit OF the rail-
roads at stake, but government finance
as vel, and that whatever coE?pensa-
ton is made should be on the basis OF
propctt? taken over ct the time II was
taken. He said the railroads OF the
country had invested ss34.0e0,oo0 IN
their properties from ,IuEe 90. 1915, 30
December 81, 1877. and should be com
pe-satcd for that expenditure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
NO FURTHER FAMINE
IN COAL THIS WINTER
Guarantee Is Given Through I'm.
proved Railroad Situation Tn.
der Government Control.
INDUSTRIES WELL SUPPLIED
There May BE Local Shortages Be
cause OF Abnormal Conditions.
Federal Regulation May Be Ex-
tended TO Express Companies.
lBy Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON. January io.-The
railroad situation has improved under
government operation sufficiently to
guarantee that there viii! be no further
coal famine in any part of the country
this winter. Dt-ector-General McAdoo
was informed to-day b. a. II. Smith.
assistant in charge OF transportation
on Eastern lines.
Local shortages will be inevitable
under existing abnormal conditions. BIZ.
Smith said, but indications arc that no
important industries will be forced TO
shut down because of lack Of fuel. and
househoiders VIII be supplied reason
ably we'll. IIo added that this applied
10 NcT YORK. and New England. where
the coal shortage has bccn most mark cd
IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
SAILORS ARE DROWNED
Lost While Trying to Make Any wit,
Bont Through Field Of

AN ATLANTIC PORT. January. TO-
Reports reaching here tonight said
that hoatload of sailors from United
states battlcahip lost their lives "A few
nights ago while attempting to make
their way through a field OF leo from
tic ship to the shore.
Details and official confirmation of
the accident cannot be obtained hero
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
MCCARTHY MAKES
CHARACTERISTIC ADDRESS

r.rtain Carton Mccarthy wa: the
cCt, citizen TO appear before the com
uitte- last night. lie spoke cor more
than tao hours, h.s tall; being p,r.ctu-
ate! ~ frequent intervals with at
iacES on the "deccitful and fraudulent
report o. the New York I:urcau OF
Municipal Research. and the ''dishon-
c-able ,ra.torous and Sed,ious band
"t nt"Srarcr reporters and publish,
c:'s he charged that efforts were be-
ING mad" 10 obtain possession OF the
citE's utilities. ard tina, attempts had
been mad" 20 innamc the pcoplc against
'h' Administrative Eoard.
He took IN the various rcco1rren-
Gatiora OF the subcommittee. cspeciaI-
- tic grouping OF departments. and
discussed them At Icing til. After his at
tack on tho proposed finance depart.
ment. he admitted 20 Il member OF the
committee that he could run this
branch OF the government uMdcr the
suggested system, and continued his;
attack on newspapers and Offices Of
I'll" Civic Association and OF tho re-
search bureau. His expressions at
times brought laughter from his large
audience.
CAPTAIN Mccarthy declared that the
hoard had saved the city something.
like $4,000 in smooth paving con.
T, trSris. property damage claims and oil
contracts. while a large saving had
..iHo peSA made ~ its coal contracts
Inc city Is ROW paying $40 per ton
tor coal a. against 81 by the CITY.
school Board. He then described the
great humanitarian work done by the
board In the recent cold wave.
LIKE SAMSON, BOARD WILL.
CARRY ALI DOWN WITH IT,
Near tho close OF his address. after
Captain Mccarthy had referred TO
newspaper editorial page as the Cow
ards corner and concrete pi!iboxes.r
attempting to drsw some comparisons
.'sth the German army's stations of
1cath in No Mans Land. Frank Smith.
6no"n as the Capitol Square
philosopher and subcrnatorial candi-
cate last summer. replied tina. tho
newspaper man only wrote what his;
master told him"
Mr.. Smith desired to make n short
Talk. and after vigorous support bv
captain Mills. was allowed ten min
otes. lie used only two. however, say.
ihs that Ito could not reply to a two
nour address in ten minutes.
Captain Mccarthy declared that Tho
Council Will go down with us when
We put 1t before the people. We will
Destroy with us every man represented
In the city government" and he likened
the destruction to the last act of Sam
son in the Old Testament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
The Weather
Forecast, Virginia

TVftVdHs TRfnIN
-Fntr eaHt, Increase
ing ciOudincss west
portion Friday; snow
at niSat md Shtur-
day sOut h portion
lutte ut night or sat-
urday north portion.
y orti IL Caroline
lncrenslnE clOudiness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11

IL noon temperature " %
d J.. NJ. temperature " 40
maN'mum temperature to 8 Il. NJ. 40
Mlninluhi temperature TO S L. Nj. 22
tMtah temperature .............. 81
Ho.ihai temperature for this date. IS
Dcucichcy IN temperature .......
De.clencE in temperature since
March ! 49,. 1895
Accumulated deficiency since Janu-
AIRY l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lao
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I.ocnI IEHinfslI.

i:aihfaIi, e hours ending S r. NJ. None
Excess in rainfall. since March / lis
deficiency in rainfall since Janu-
airy l .................... rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

work had amended and voted upon
,re:y scction Of the city charter. which
has been changed at 1920 O'clock this
morning. The paper was referred 70
city Attorney Pollard for the corrcc-
ton OF technical errors. and drafting
intc proper condition.
amendments OF importance made
were as follows:
Changing title Of general department.
leads from superintendent TO director:
charging tho Mayors advisor council
troin tArcc department heads 20 four.
watch Includes all departments exccp,
those o. law ard finance: with the
MAJOR as chairman and The right 10
vo;": appointmcnt OF members @:
Polio and IRE Departments b. dl-ec.
90 =. public satety. with the approve!
@: 49, .l1ycr; I1.at ling the collector o.
O"'i' 4u''t :a%s. ;'ppointc1 bv corp
i-oner iustead 81 b. co'.ccior Of ;ayes;
transferring ls;.iiGi"s Department from
'.rN.i: %o-ia c.-iIp 10 thai OF s-:ei :;
.l...i8.-. ,ae Ii.-h Constable the n, III
'=;c.Ti officer OF thc C!vi! Justice
court.
The charter carrie no provision
s." ;he .m"nd.ucn-s s.,o'l become Ct
&c .v They mus: ,Ts. he ratified ~
i!5- peop,c IrL the date OF their opera
':'n VIII be -, by ;ae Council. Mem
bcTs q ~, subcommittee said, in reply
. questions. tina, ,h"y believed the
r'por,"d plan OF government could be
operated Tor less than Sle0,0e6. with a
saving OF about 10000 annually. The
principal feature OF tho new plan, they
al. was 20 provide Il more efficient
md centralized administration.
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I.ocni Obseryat,on, .t s

Temperature, 81; humidity, 81: wind
direction, west: wind. velocity, 8
state OF weather. clear.
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will be impossible while tho snow lies
on tho ground.
Germany has announced her inten-
lion to send coo French prisoners
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26
Estan nempacandoya
ell ga.rbanzo en-
Nogales, Ariz.
De doce millones de libras
Sc .compone la prime
ra remeSd
Telturama Especial para La PRENSN.

Tclegrama Especial para LA PHLNHA.
NOGALES, Ariz, JUNO 25.-Ha CO.
menzado a ser empacado EN- los sacos
de yute traidos del Este de los Es-
tados Unidos, ell garbanZo que Alva-
70 Obregon vendo la Admlnlstra-
cion de Alimentos y varlas negoclaclo-
mes de California por valor de cinco
millones de d6lares.
Byron Butcher, agente represen-
tante de Obregon en- esta cludad, a.
nunci6 hoy que de once doce MI
Homes de libras de garbanzo seran
empacadas en- este lado re la Inca dl-
visoria, pues que aQui Sc encuentran
los sacos, por no haber sido pernll-
tida su exportaci6n territorlo mexi-
cano no obstante las gestlones que
cerca del Consejo de Comercio de Cue
IRA hizo el propio Obreg6n.
,El empaque del garbanzo esta sie?-
do hecho bajo Ia Immediate superVl-
sion del administrator de la Adua-
ma Local, quien tambien vlgila el EN-
barque de los sacos va empacados,
bordo de los carros que han sldo pre-
parados por Ia Linea del Ferrocarrll
del Sur-Pacifico. Cada caro- Ira sien-
do despachado a su destino medida
que vaya siendo cerrado, debiendo CO
brarse por flete Ia nueva Quota Sc
nalada por ell Secretario del Tesoro,
William McAdoo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26
Luis Cabrera
saldrG de
M M
Mexico i
No Sc encargara de la
SrIa. de Hacienda
HAY MUCHA OPOSICION De
PARTE De TODOS Los
H0NBRES DE NEGOCl0S
rclrgrama EsDrcial para Ia PRENsA.

! Tclrgrama Especial para Ia PREN>A.
NUEVA YORK, JUNO 25.--Luis
Cabrera saldra de Mexico al desem-
! peno de una comision especial que lie
! ha de coaferir el jefe del executive
Esta noticia Sc recibio hoy de la ca
pital mexicar2, habiendc sido trasmi-
tida por fuenees que Sc tienen por
iconCcedoras de ia s!tuacion en- las al
, tas esjeras dc Ia administration ca
! rranc'sta.
! Cabrera no Sc encsrg?ra nuevamen-
te dc Ia SecrItaria de Hacienda, CO.
mo Sc habia dicho, Y rc solo este, 81
nc que no pe.manecerl lnucho ITEM
DC On el pals Actuaimente esta dedi-
cado a !? fprmoci6r de- informe de-
tallaGc que rinde a Carranza sobre la
mission misiones que llevo Sud
America. Cabrera fuC como presi-
dente de la mission meXicana las con-
ferencias de neutrales el la Argen-
tina, pero habiendose suspendido las
anunciadas conferencias, decide el
gobierno aprovechar su viaje para
que desempenara otras comisiones de
importancia tambien como la adqui-
sici0n de cereales Y de barcos para el
transporte de estos al pals asi como
el arreglo para establecer un servi-
clio maritime directo entire puertos
sudamericanoS Y meXicanos.
Refieren las informaciones tele-
graficas que Sc ha hecho saber Ia
proxima salida del licenciado Cabre-
ra del pals y que Sc hizo por acuerdo
de Carranza, qu;si Sc entero de que
una desagradable impression habia
Icausado entire todos los ban
queros, concentrates, industrialeS, mi
neros, petroleros y en- general en- to-
dos los hombres de negocios, la no.
ticia de que Cabrera volveria a encar-
garse de la Secretaria de Hacienda.
a Cabrera Sc le acusa de ser el eau
sante de los graves perjuicios sufri-
dos por los hombreS de negocios con
motive de la enorme cantidad de pa
pei moneda que fue emitido y cuya
nulidad decreto repantinamente para
cvitar compromises al gobierno.
Sc dijo tambien en- Ia capital me-
acknowledgement las informaciones
privadas-que Cabrera seria nolnbra-
do Secretario de Relaciones Exterio-
res en- sustitucion de Candido Agui-
lar, quien tendra que volver al mes
proximo al gobierno de Veracruz pues
la Legislature jarocha no lie ha con-
cedido nueva licencia para seguir fue-
ra de su cargo, mas la noticia de que
ira con una nueva comis!on al extran-
jero hace Greer que no entrara Cabre-
ra a formar parte del Gabnete ca
rrancista.
Tambien Sc informa que en- susti-
ci0n de Rafael Nieto sera nombrado
subsecretario de Hacienda el actual
Jefe del Departamento de Contralo-
ria, Francisco NJ. Gonzalez. que goza
de la completa confianza de Carran-
"a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26
ALFREDO RlcAUT
vUEL.vE A LA
FRONTERA
Va a hacer la carnpa.
ma contra los felicis,
tas y caballeristas

Telcyrama Especial para La pfENSA.
LAREDO, Tex, JUNO 25.-Alfredo
Ricaut, hasta hace POGO tempo Go
bernador INFERNO del Estado de Ia
maulipas. volvera al Norte para en-:
cararse de la jefatura de las opcM
clones militares en- los Estados de
Nuevo Leon Y Tamaulipas, en- susti-
tucion de Carlos Osuna, quien fue
llamado hace pocos dias a Ia capital
de Ia Republica por Carranza.
R;caut, Segun 10 eXpresan las IN
formaciones telegraficas llegadas a
la frontera hoy, ha salido de Ia Gu
dad de Mexico Y llegara a Monterrey
mediados de la presente semana, ira
yendo consigo elementos para reanu-
dar la campana contra las fuerzas
felicistas Y caballeriStas que vlenen
operando en- territorio neolones Y Ia
maulipeco.
Ricaut fue, como Sc recordara quien
convoc0 a eleccioneS de TamaullpaS
para 20 !2res lo>a.es, V durante su ac
tuaci6n Sc ceietraror las dichas cleo
clones alC tu"ieron iugar como re-
Sultado tie Ia aCrtud oDSerVad@ por
los caballer:stas al oponerse que
& eobierno del centro intervinlera ell
las cuesuOneS Cr caracter netamenEe
local. Ricaut Sc traslado con los pc
deres Tampico al hacerse cargo del
gobierno el general Emiliano P. Ma
farrate, por haberlo este amenaza3o
con proceder Ell su contra 81 perma-
necia en- Ciudad Victoria oponiendose
q los decisiones del congreso insta'a-
do Ell dicna capital
Despues del asesinato de Nafarr@-
tc. Ricaut permaneci0 ea Tampico J
10 mismo hiZo al levantarse en- ar
mas Caballero, habiendo entregado el
podeT 81 professor Osuna al ser NOM
brado este gobernador INFERNO pOr
el Senado.
El nueyo jefe de operaciones en-
Nuevo Leon TamaulipaS establecera
su cuartel general en- Monterrey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26
FL " Sun Sc opone
a la Immigration =
NO CREE CONVENIENTE QUE
VENGAN MEXICAN0S
ILETRADOS
,rlegrama Especial para LA PRENsA

NUEVA YORK .Iunio 25.-El dia-
rio Evening Sun" pubic6 hoy un ar
ticulo editorial. comentando el propo-
sito del gobierno de suspender por de
terminado tempo las restricciones i'm
puesta los inmigrantes con el OBJ
iero de fomentar IA Immigration de
braceroS para que Sc encarguen de los
campos de Texas durante la guerra.
FL citado peri6dico Sc opone al plan
adoutado por el gobierno eXpresando
que es POGO prudente dejar de po-
ner en- vigor las dispOsiciones y ad-
mitir a hombres ignorantes solo con
el prop0sito de que presten sus servi-
clos ahcra que sc necesitan. Sin
enlbargo-continua el periGdico- es-
to podia hacerse unicamente toman-
do In grecaucion de ob!igar los bra
!ceroS ignoranteS que dejen en- Ia
frontera parte de sus salaries con el
objeto de asegurar su regreSo 4 su
pals tan prcnto como termine Ia que
IRA Y cesen las. causaS prr las cua-
les Sc les permitio Ia ent, ada los
EStadoS Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-26
Por prinera vez en- Ia historic del
mundo, dos 1nujeres anan a I'm
r1isrno hornbre sin rnostrar celos

pa en- eyclamaciones todo 10 que ne
ha sucedido puede suceder, Y mas
en- asuntos dc amor
La selora Thompson No que
antes de casarse Sc llamaba Lura-
MIA CHRIST Y Ia sonora Tompson No.
9, que Sc !lamaba antes Clara Dea-
kin, no fueron las que denunciaron
al bigamo senior Thompson. Fue un
agente de la policia de San Diego
quien supo que el bigamo tenia dos
nidos Y que acudia a ellos murmu-
rar iuramentos de felicidad tai CO.
mo 81 al salir de su hogar No. |. de-
lara de ser el hombre que iba al
hogar No. ,.
Porque no fueron las esposas las
denunciantes, cuando supieron que
el esposo habia sido capturado en-
San Diego, lanzaron sus quejas las
timeras a los reporters que fueron
a entrevistarlas.
Pero. 10 asombroso, 10 que tai
(PaAa . Ia &C. Col Sal