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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
CONSIDER VACANCY.
Pulpit Supply Committee of Union church
10 Nee Today 10 Discuss Problem.

The pulpit supply committee Of tnfon
NJ. + Church viii meet this afternoon
10 again consider the selection Of pastor
to fill that pulpit This meeting 1t Was
announced tins morning Was not called
to consider Rev. +. b Short, who IS
stationed on the Pacific coast as a can
didate,
Some time ago Rev Short Was asked
r he would like to come 30 Union Church,
it having been ascertalned that ne ae-
sired 10 come east again, even ~ a lower
salary if necessary But no word relative
to the proposition was heard from MN
and there the matter ended As a
matter of fact, however, it is believed
that Rev Short would prove very
popular selection !,
Union Church was left without
nastor through no fault Of It's own, and
+ i believed that Bishop Mcdowell
will make strong effort to supply the
vacancy with a suitable, efficient man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
ENTIRE POLICE FORCE JOINS
MARINE CORPS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, MAY 16--Fver hear
of a town so quiet and orderly that the
entire police force in order To get some
thing to keep them busy, enlisted IN the
Marine Corps?
That is the case of the little town OF
Mauch Chunk. Pa, which recently waved
a fond farewell tn its whole police depart
mcnt without qualm of fear for its own
safety AS the men left for Paris Island
:. c., the Marine training camp.
The force consisted of four ablc-bodicd
men-Robcrt Nader. Clinton Nader,
Charles Shut and Chester Bisby.
The jail at Mauch Chunk has not
been occupied by a prisoner since last
Christmas, hence the departure OF the
Guardians Of the peace.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
and given SIS as witness fees

and given SIS as witness fees.
In the case of James Young, one OF
the defendants against whom "A verdict
of guilty WAS found, WAS relieved OF the
remaining four indictments against HIM
by nolle presses
One indictment remains untried against
Mary Dennis This WAS continued by
consent of counsel on both sides Re
manning indictments against Joshua Las
ter and ODDS Wren were not passed upon
by the State pending decision in motions
for new trial for them. Wren has been
convicted twice and Laster once. Grace
Foster who WAS convicted, and Young
are now doing year each. Edna Kane
VINO pleaded guilty, is doing eight months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
SAW HUN LETTERS
To CHAIN LIBERTY
Spirit of David Making Steady
Progress Wrote the Late Charles
Wagner, Simple Life Author

New York, May l5.-German lust for
world-domination evoked from Pastor
Charles Wagner Of Paris, author and
one of the worlds leading opponents Of
the simple life, 4 message To the Amer
can people Just a sh rt time before his
death which occurred about week ~ +.
In this he warns against Il
German peace and declares that to q
on leading quiet life when iniqHty IS
flooding the earth is 70 become IA ae-
complete of inlquty The message makes
a special appeal 10 pactiats
DR. Wagner, author Of The Simple
Life, was invited recently to make tour
Of the United States Is the national
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
Items of Unusual Interest at This lime

|, 500 vds. Of an excellent
quality Of cretonne good
assortment Of colors, @5c
value for Saturday at Zoe
the yard
$50 Colonial Par Rugs,
many colorngs, S125 value
at 75c each. This price for
one 1ay only therefore take
advantage It the price
Then comes 800 Rubber
Stair Treads, 20c value at
1Oc each.
Snow Flake Summer Cur
tains, $1.5O to S4 the pair.
Stencil Crash Curtain
valance at $500 the set.
The best sewing machine
made for price asked, SIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17

The manager Of our drap-
cry section has secured some
wonderful values for our
patrons.
First we offer 200 Avn
ings. complete. ready to
hang. at s2.s5 each.
Then comes a special pur-
chase Of Potomac Grass
Rugs. better than Crex, IN all
sizes from 75c to $11 each.
1000 yards of Tapestry
Denim, Just the thing for
floor covering or upholStcr-
ing furniture. Note price
S5c value for soc the yard.
Bamboo porch screens,
wide slat, painted, $500 to
$5.75 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
Ladies' NeckWear
Unusually Attractive
at the Big Store

For Saturday We place on
sale a special purchase OF fancy
and plain organdie collars and
cuff sets, priced from Soc TO
$500 each.
Fine Plque Collars, also
Coat Sets, at ST TO S1.5o each.
Fancy Pique Vests, Just the
thing needed for A tailored
suit, ST. to SITS each.
Filet Lace Collars and Cuffs,
also rolled collars and square
effects, soc to s3.75 each.
Fine Net NeStees; several
different STYLES with fancy pearl
buttons at ST to So each.
Separate collars, white or
candle With fancy colored
edges. ST. 10 $50 each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17

and send ~ the bows ~ camp lv neu
know sou arc thinking u them On Sal
at Every Evening business ohloe Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
Do You Intend Buy
ing an Auto Robe

II. -0me -ert N N.
cc uf r@-lll -.Spa ~
rt~ 0r.c-1 them t.-.H
4ll. $500 $4,000 cA-
AAc a>H .Ge r-
~I4 p4.~l@>-
-. EA,s. -a
ut.C-l ->a~t.. ~.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
r Children's Section is Place of Beauty

And We you to come down tomorrow % see e1T ->-
play Of Ndiv and Skirts. Ages 10 p years Fle-
from S150 to $500
Paul Jones Midi4 Skirts on hodg in max. white pen
6 to years Sis
Regulation Dresses in 1ate, copen ana navy. N~t> Fl
IA wears Priced from $3.50 Il $500
very special for this sale NdlA b0el aH1 SSH IS 4.~
ages 6 10 ii years al $3.50.
Mid> Hats Il all sizes, 75c each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-17
Jewelry Department Specials

For one day We 0ifeF 4 Spe-
eiaI purchase of me Jet Neck
Chains. strung on fox tail We.
Round ana "Oval" shaped
beads. Special, $500 each.
"Radium Pearl" Neck
Chains. Fine nLu>tre' gradual
ed beads. solid gold catch. epe-
ciaI $500 per stfinS.
Nhjte stone Bar Pins,
new DESIGNS fine workman
ship some SCI in Sterleta,
Others Sterling Silver $1.O0 tc
$500 each
tanning 10 pieces Tea spoons
table spoons, knives ana folks
sugar she'll, and butter knlte
with Nour initial on for $1,000
complete.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
a FARMER S WIFE SPEAKS Hrp
MIND
by Mrs. w. J. Partin)

Mr. Editor: If you will allow me space
l VIII drop IN few words on how we
Americans can win the war.
! we want to win and must win Int
II can t all be done by the economy of
I the farmers and the farmers wives
! lhere has been lot Of talking. and
writing on the subject of economy m
| OF which has been addressed to ill.,.
wives of farmers. There are not any
farmers wives who have not done their
part and have been all the while.
1t IS springtime and there is great
demand for farm hands, and we. the
farmers wives, can take our babies to
the field and set them down under =
oush IN cracker box and hoe back and
forth while two or three little ones nlay
around the box. This is often seen On
the farm.
ana there Is another scene. often vii
messed IN the cities, and that is nurss
II the h@ck yard with the children wiile
the mothers are at card parties and 20
L N-''3 VI SOlliS OIlleI social junction..
| 10 not know anything about those
societies, but I read about them. The
DO lot to win the war, they saw: but
they cou i 90 more; they could send
those colored Hulses out in the country
and help us farmers wives work ON the
farms and attend to their own children
| IKE have to DO. They could do their
| own cooking and send their cooks ia w..
farms where they are much needed -
-alse foodstuff. They could clean tbei.
own houses, wash their own clothes an.i
/ the "asierWomen and the scruhwomen
could be used on the farms. TRY this
for three months. ,s-x. s.s sA.s,, IDS
lt makes me tired to read piece OF
ADVICE to farmers wives. After we
nave finished our breakfast. cleaned ~,
or house, MIXED and churncd. led on,
chickens and pigs, taken our box ana
babies to the field, hoed until we think
! 1t is eleven O'Clock, take III on load
and go back to the house to hurry di-,
FER by the time the farm hands get in.
Wash days come when it is TOO wet "a
work, and ironing Saturday afternoon
And think after we have gone throueh
day after day We might have meat or
bccu1ts, if we raise it. AND if any one
has to DO without, let it be the ones that
90 not work. | am not trying to run
the government s business, but / say Il
all the nurses, maids. buffers, cooks, cha
uffeors and corner loafers were sent to
the farms and the soldiers to the front.
We co@it WIN the war and have plenty
% eat at home and to feed our soldiers
Bat the farmers cannot feed themselves
and the soldiers and all these oilers. let
every one Of us work. Let : ali do solac
thing to win the war and save our
country.
A FARMER'S WIFE.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-05-31
The World Has Ended
MILLIONS NOW LIVING
WILL NEVER DIE

In order that the people
of this city may have an op-
portunity to consider this
convincing and heart-cheer-
ing message the Interna-
tonal Bible Students have
arranged for this great lee
ture to be delivered FREE
to the public.
Thousands of Americas
sons are gone to the battle
field. Many may die there.
This lecture gives conclusive
proof of future blessings for
them whether they die
Christians or not. This
message will bring joy and
comfort to every heart.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
NOTAS VARiAS Y CURIOSAS
-Viene de Ia Pag. 6a.

i, naturalmente, NADIA le puede ocu-
rrir. Y pasa desapercibida ante el
mundo, V cuando muere, muere como
rata. sin CUE q nadie inrerese nj con-
mueva. Pero una mujer mala, ION,
Una mujer mala es otra cosa. BESIDE
luego. es mala. Y por ende, mas hu-
mana. Despues, es bonita. Y por con-
siguiente. mas deseada. y por ultimo,
eS escandalosa, Y por tai motive, mas
interesante. Luego, 81 Sc casa uno
con una buena. eS tanto como casarse
con una momia V vivir e2 Ia Sacristia;
Y 81 Sc casa uno con ura fea, eqliva-
le atener pacto con el diablo Y a vi
viz en- Ell mundo. Y yo, senior Juez,
quiero vivir en- Ell mundo, asi me des-
hilen."
La demanda fue archivada por i'm
r~rocedelte; pero Ia filosofia que con-
tiene, dice 81 Jaez QUE debe apo
vecharse.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
NUENE ALEMANES SERAN IN.
TERNADOS

FL iefe De il pol;cia Lancaster
H. hecho pQbl:co qIc de todos los
s5hdi.os a.em&Hes ' a~ustriacos resi-
Gcntes ell San Antonio, solamente
aueve sc,&a inte-nadOs en- los campOs
De reserve establecidos For ci gobier-
no. en virtud de cue no cunplieron
con e requisite que Sc les e%igid, de
iEscribi-5c ; ~procurarsc una carta de
!a.atif.ac.oa, durantc los dias del
pr:msro II G;cciocno De f'ebrero proEi
mo n&sado. Los nueye alemanes Que
cortravinicron LIS G-dcne5 CO! 60
&.erao americana. est&n va dctcnidos
a disposition de las auroridadeS fedc-
raic..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
DURAN'TE DOS LAR
Cos AMOS NO PUDO
ANDAR P0R SU
PROPIO PIE
Tcm2 Tanlac ) anora Fne5e aaaAi
rsr toaa IL ciu&ad.-Gana
DiSciGcho libraS

"Hasta u fecha ne gast2do tres
cicntes dolares e medicinas ce d.fe-
rsntes classes. ' SeGln dice mi bot
garlic, soy 81 mejor .~n2:chante de los
Tue Ia tenidu en- 81 ~parroGuia; no
cbstante, ningGna de elias logr6 a:-
yia.me de mis- males h&Sta que EN-
uece a usar el Tanlac." Dijo hace
ccco Ia Sra. \. v. Richards, dc SOS
Thia,eeath Street. Denver. Colorado.
.Hace tres ancs-continuo d'cIendo
Il Sra. Ricaards-gue enQece a su-
fir de reumatismo ' d~es6rdenes en-
81 eSt5rnaso. F. reumarismo era De
caracier iaflamator.o : por 10 tan
u afyctaoa todo nj Sistema. Donde
mas me atormenta6a era en las ma
uos Y en- los pies. Y las medlclnas
10 me hacian efecro alguno, por 10
cle re r~esolyl a II q Vomar VI ira
,aniea-C e banos termales 4 Idaho
Strings. psro regrcse lie los banos 10
rois.ro sin ootener ningun ahvlo. Du-
,artt. dos amos no me fuG possible dar
y 70 Q paso p2r mi 9-opio pie, aIgu-
ras veces no podia servi-me de MS
brazos para NADIA, ' cuando estuve en-
l,s ba6cs termales NE acompan6 n
eaora oue me ayadaba a andar. Nj
ss-Go,ooo csta5a e. las mis- depiora-
hles condolences ' me sentia debl!,
nervioSa ' deSaniraada.
.p"es. b!ea, los res"ltados que he
o5,s3iGo con q Tanlac han sido nj mas
- menos nsaravillosos. Il dlti2o IN
y;e.2e 2esa5e cuanjo mas 100 libras
' aho-a es.oy segura De que peso
mas ae go l5ras. ' On. ne Siento
nlucho mejor. Ahora yuedo andar
rcr toaa Ia ciudac ) volver ! nj ca
"a sin experimental n:aguna mo.es-
tia. Estoy "a p~rac,icamenEe a!ivia-
ia de todos mis-. males, toioS mis-
.chaques Sc nan marchado ' me sien-
,o mejor de 10 que me ne se@:ido du-
rantc Tres anCs."
Tanlac Sc yende en- San Antonio
Dcr ia Wagner's Drug Co., +O7 Z.
Houston St, Y por "a Meters Phar-
n.sey, 1922 West Commerce ST, bajo
Il direction personal de IN represen-
tante especial del Tanlac. o sc en-
viara por estas boticas q cualquler
direction al recibo de 81 valor que es
SI.G0 por botella. siempre que Sc IN
sluyan estampillas Sufic;entes para
e porte tAdT.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
IA MORTALIDAD EN- FEBRERC

In las oficinas de IA inspection de
Sa!ubrid hcaos pcdido c~Omprobar
que IA morta'idad en- San Antonio
durantc 81 proXimo pasado mes dc
Tcorero, assemble aproxjmadamente
: ecaociaataS personals Y los naci-
mientos a cuatrocientos.
>i - toma N consideration que
sut dc 20 mas variable, habicndo d!as
e,. qua el termometro marco todas
las temperatures. resulta cue las con-
Gic:ones sanitarias no son de 10 peor,
pucs Ia mortalidad fpt menor que en-
e. mes de Enero v Sc Ia reducido con-
siderablemente en- 10 Que Va de trans
currido cl ms.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
K DEL

Fiace amos cuantos dias que iEfor-
names = nuestros lectores que en- Ia
l. ~c-oaina De las GALES Santa Rosa
= Matamoros. h&bia sido e~ncontrado
cor 1t pol:cia un canton. cl que es,
aba con las liatcrnas apagadas y
carcc:a de mucstra cue indicara {
quG casa comercia! pertenec;&. Una
teZ ii ol garage De Ia policia, el po-
Ga,ozo auto fu5 eXaminado cuidado,
ame2;c y Sc descubri6 cue pertene-
c,a ., c;5rci;o; pero qu:enes Sc 10
.elaror 10 haitian pintado de nuevc
eoa IN color que de pronto hacia di-
IL. 81 Identification. Sc logr6 des-
c@brir quieues habian dejado ALI a
5aodoaaj2 IA maquina Y al prescnte
.. ar d~e7cniaos n Il cacr-l de.
Coadado . disposition de las auto,
ridaieS federales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
,'UE APREHENDIDO UN OFFICIAL
EX-FEDERAL

LAREDO. Tex, Mario lines
Lozano, Official del extinto eiercito fe-
Geral, fue aprehendido hoy por las
autoridades federales, bajo el cargo
Dc haber estado ayudando a pasar 4
taritorio de Mexico a eytranjeros enc
migos de los EstaGos Unidos. Esos
cxrranieros cruzaron el rio por luga-
res prohibidos, contraviniendo las dis
pcs:ciones generates obre inmigra-
cen, y las espcciales que Sc han die
5aGo con motive de Ia guerra.
Las a~utoridades federales senalaron
: Lozano una fianza de $500 para que
pudiera obtener su libertad, pero CO.
100 no Ia pudiera dar, permanecera
en- Ia carcel hasta que Sc reuna el
Gar Iurado, 2! mes proXimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
la PCLICIA Y LAS GALLlNAS

La nueva disposition de la polic!a
que prohibe a los dUencs de ayes de
corral que las dejen andar libremente,
con perjuicio de los sembradios dc
n~crtalizas ' legumbres, lie ha proper
cionaGo al departamento IN gran
exceso de trabajo, pues durante el dia
de aver Sc recibieron en- IA estac!on
central mas de treinta q~uejas. habien-
aoSe hecho n~ecesario atender a los Ia
mados para obligar 2 los p~ropietarios
Ge las galli1as a que las encerraran
On u gallineros respectivos. Algu-
nos de los propietarios fueron multa-
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
IN JEFF CARRANCISTA MANDO
AEORCAR......
CViene de la Ia Pag)

81 ersctua Ia terrible orden.
"a ~cjecucion de Ia espantosa Orden
70 sc hizo esperar. En- s6lidas rea-
tas Sc amarro a las victimas y Sc
les izo por !cs aires, presenciando en-
tonces los estupefactos ~vecinos III ca
so eSpantcso de crueldad ' barbarie:
Il cucrta que soStenia a IN de las
victimas va casi e5picante, Sc ~reTeat5
' entoaces los furicsos verdugos Sc
Grrojaron sobre e. cIerpo Que Sc re-
vcIvia en- el suelo en- las c~ontorsio-
nes &c Ia agonia, Y le despedazaron el
cr&reo . cula5azos.
EstoS espantosos hechos han eau
sado profuHdo horror en- TODD ell es-
tado de Jalisco V en- toGos los tones Sc
pide cast a gritos el castigo De los
culCableS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
4,CiFRON RESiSTEICIA a LA
POLICIA.

Uno de los agentes que hacen IN
persecution de Ia genie vic!"sa,
zractico an cateo aver en- IA madru-
gada. IN una casa de II cuadra nd-
marc &~oscientoS de "a Gale Santa Ro-
s.. a, Sur. Los individuos que ha5i-
,s.5an dieha asa hicieron resis:enc.a
: IA pol.cia y uno de elioS hlrio en-
una mano al agenta LaIre, quIen 10
GRO dominar q sus a~saitantes, rcdu-
ciyndo a prisi6n Z dos hombfes y Tres
mujercS que aver ecmpatecieron An
re cl iuez de policia Buckley. quiea
les Impulse Ia muita re pect!va-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
AUTOMOViLES

Cuando venga listed \ San Antonio
no necesita listed valerSe De nadie
para que !e enSeae donde hay una
bar&:a para comprar Ut automGvii.
pues aoSotros poden2os venderle = US
ted uno, va sea nuevo o de segunda
Iano por IN precio bajiSimo. No
dele de veraos ' e~conomiZar& dinero.
Tenemos cares &c todas marcas, CO.
mo eiento cincuenta de donde esco-
jer.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS CLEAR
ING HOUSE
22l ana 223 South Flores st.
TelefoRo Or. 1865.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
NotaS breVeS' de Ia CiHdaa
Ell SPORT EN- ApCGEO

Todavia no enrra IL primavera Y
va Sc estan ~organizando en- esta cii-
dad ~sociedades deportivas las Quc de
antemano Sc han ian2ado ratos desa-
fiandoSe para juegos de "~baseball',
''bas,et-ba.l' "fooJ-6alI'. Entire ia;
in~stituc.ones en- formation Sc han a
nunciado las que estaran inteGradas
por soldados de cada uno de ,os cuer-
DOS que sstin en- ell acanton&miento
de San Antonio. Tambien 10; eztu-
diants> de algunaS escuclas De ms
trucci6n ~primaria Y superior, estan
organi2ando sociedades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
CoMERCIANTE A?REHENDlDC

e captain 4e IA ro!icia Stoves y
canparaI5 lie los chauffeur Crow Y
AK rsyn ' dc los detectives Van
Riaer : !I:r-i5. practice IN minae!oso
.a.ca en- Il tienda de un judo y de
=. sac5 una o&ena c@neidad de
g-aGas de vestir psrtsnecientes al
ilrrito, e:pecia mente 2a2atoS, ca
mi-as 2 .nsignias. Ell tendcro f@t
aprehcnt;do para cue e~xpliQue como
uega-on 4 81 es:abl2cimiento dichOs
art.culos de IL propiedad de. gohier-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
GASOIINA

Ell Ia ass numero 1901 de la Gale
s. Olive. aver tarde Sc inflam6 Ut
tanGue de gasolina. i~gnorandose Qua
les serian las causas Que motivaron
Ia explosion. Como estuvo a punto
De propagarse el fueGo ccasicnando
IN incerdio cue habria sido de conse-
cuenc;2s. Sc hizo funcicnar ell aparato
de alarma que esta en- Ia esquina de
las GALES Pine y Essex, habie1dose
~prcSentado les bombcros en- tempo O.
Dortuno para evitar IN siniestro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06

-. 5s1 RIO Rravo Y sin les requisites
aI,or.fes
,lrri5 c7ngcs:ionado en ell eua-to de
IN hotel.
Miguel Guadarrama, indlTiano
reg,eaee;ente 4 una familia que r.
Lica hace mucnos amos en esta poota-
ION. mari6 de congestion aicoHol!-
-. s=gin e deer de TN amigo que
es.rvo con {! momentos aHteS q i
caecer Ia mue:te, en- ei cuarto dc IN
hotel cue estd sitIado en- IA e;qusna
ta las Gales S. e. Paso ' SegNnda.
L.:is Car.il.o. que asi sc !laIna
y an % De Gradarcama ' que ma IA
do alya,ras infornaciones Z las auto
riddle: SCORE la muerte de este. ii
90 ono 81 amigo neCj . Fl Pa<o e.
"a. nrsv;no Dass4o. v~rocedeata dc
?, We E,ayo Mexico, Y desGe csc
ID. hasra unas cuantas horas antes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
PEOUENOS CELlNCUENTES
en- FL BANQUILLC

A.r,= g. jGez Davis, Dis IA Corte u
vcail. conra"ec:cron aye para ser
iu"nadoS d. IN delito por e cua. Sc
les instyavo proceSo, los nINos Juan
lose Valdts, Quienes desde hace
tempo estan a disposition de dicho
funcionar;o. Hoy Sc sabra 81 fueron
ercoat-aGos culpables Y Sc dar;' a
conocer la sentencia que sobre clos
recaiga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
Desuncioncs
n

4. las ll:20 del dia De aver, On J q
cuad-a nnimero 500 de Il Gale S.
Flores. TN inGividuo en- estado de
ebriedad cometi0 IN escanda,o insu!-
tando al v~cc;ndario. Sc pidi0 auX'lio
a Ia Dolicia Y un agente mototicl!sta
fIc enviaGo al lugar dOnde era
reouerida su presencia, aprehendi" a
faltoso ' 10 condujo q Ia c&rce! dc a
ciUdad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-06
AVISO AL PUELICO

FL salon de biliares, The lnterna-
%tional," ha sido cambiado a los altos
de la casa situada en- la esQuina de
las GALES ". Houston Y Flores, en-
donde Ia numerosa clientele con que
cuenta dicho eStablecimiento, recibi-
ri las atenciones que siempre Sc le
han dispensado. (ADF.)
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GATGS RhHIOSCS.

Los ag2ntas de- Departameato de
I!umanidad sacrificaron aver vaTios
eatos con sintomas de hiGrofobia, en-
las casas siguientcs: 9G9 Gale Deta,
scr Gale san Pedro, 2.4l0 Gale Mon
terrev. 5I2 Gale =. Elmira. l. 700 CT
Ie 5. F.oYe: Y sos Ayenida Agarita.
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z E c E

USIrG y SudTic c>ta dlTrcclGl para que
- IL WueS-rr 2 sIS amIgus GIe SCrreL
Te callos. mrhtUiEnS. lIzoteS ' SranoS 81
Is pei. Cva &c. q t.n1r-s pOSta,eS Gu,
re r,W!rl II mINdO a TuelIa de COrraC
franco de porte, ina c2Ilia de pOmada
TOnZdlcc. Ia meter dal mundo para eSias
Intermediates. levuglyU el dIntTO i i
'.er>UuG gaze * cur" . 20 sane.
ESPiRIDION GONZALEZ
=. O. Roy 80. TAREH0. TEN
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DIVERSAS

Al polo Auslrai en- veioCipcdO. 2 tOmOs G.s:
David COppcrfield. 3 ONO ........... f-h
Dos AbordaieS. , tOmOS ............. o.
II hliO de orc. , tOmOS ............. hS
G!iyerio twist, pOr Dickens. J tofnos ih
Ell icyajO No. !i3. Por Gaborian.
} t0mOs L..
FL SOFA o.,
SordelO Andrea, por Mn FriaS ...... ~
In ESiadisia Argentine. Historic de
Don NIcoljs de Avcllaneda ........ -
ipunteS de TN u~cscUnOcido. ; lomOs 81
ri Buque Maldilo.-Tela ........... =.
los Pescadores dc Trtpang. tela 800. Us
Roul.tayilie en- Russia. RtiStica ....... ~
La miSma obrd eInpasiaGa en- 'tcla . =:
Til ......... ........ ......... ....... a.
Las mHjereS dc Goethe .......... 80
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DE- LAS OFICINAS De POLICIA
ABIGEATO

Fl sc!ior \. Izurche Sc quej5 de
que aver lie fue robado del corral de
su casa, IN muleto cuyo valor estima
en- cincuenta dolares. Mr.. IZurche
dio q Ia po'icia las s,nas p~artlcu'ares
de su animal, = fin de Que f*ci!-
mente pueda SCI ident.ficado y al
p-enanGido el ladr6n.
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EiAJEROS.

II senior Juan 2. Perez, de Alas
cosa. TEA. az Il San Antonio al
arrago DC alginos negocios, acompa-
5a41 &c su hermano Cirllo del mismo
aye lido.
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.Sociales y Personales
MATRiMONIO

Ell domingo diez de los corrientes,
en- ell temple del Carmen, que esta
Immediate 81 pueblo de Losoya, con-
traeri matrimonio ell joven Nicolas
Molina Jr., V Ia senorita Juana So
Eola.
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JARDIN CONVERTIBLE EN- PISTA

Tn grupo lie muchacho cue Sc de-
dicaba aver al juegc de Ia pelota en-
el jardin Maverick, que esta eH Ia
Avenida c.. hizo necesaria Ia inter-
venci6n del ageate de la po,icia,
Winters para que amonestara a los
chiquillos Y les hiciera saber que 81
reincidian err sus p~ropositos serian
arrestados.