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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
DE- LAS OFIClNAS DE P0LICiA l.
ATENTOi CONTRA 81 VIDA

En- Ia casa numero 1923 de la Gale
So. Pecos, Sc congrego aver a las
$40 I'm gran numero de curiosos que
fueron atraidos por una detonacion
de anna de fuego. Esta habia sido
producida por Melton Garcia: quien,
segun dicen los que 10 conocen, des-
de hace dias Sc mostraba obsesionado
cor la idea del suicide, Ia cual llevo
a la ~practica aver, disparandose un
trio que lie interes6 Ia region abdo-
minal, del lado iZquierdo, %producien-
dole una herida que seguramente no
podra ser curada Y lie cueste la vida.
Al ruido de IA detoaaci6n acudieron
las personals de la familia que habita
la casa nLmero S23 de la Gale Pc
cos Y encontraron a Garcia tirado
en- medic de un gran charco de san
gre. Sc do parte de clio a la poljcia y
acudieron pocos momentos despues
agentes motociclistas, detectives Y di-
putados del Sheriff. Sc dieron 0rdenes
para t~ransladar violentamente en- una
ambulancia al herido para Que fue,
IA curado en- ell hospital de la ciudad
, Los medicos del establecimiento des,
de luego diagnosticaron que la he,
rida ~presentada por Garcia es de las
que ponen en- peligro la vida, asi es
que Sc esperaba anoche de un mo-
mento a otro, que falleciera. Ell Juez
de Paz tom6 conocimiento de este he
cho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
FUE PUESTO EN- LA CARCEL

En- nuestra edici0n de aver dimos
cIcnta de que en- una rina que Sc
verified en- la esquina de las GALES
Z. Ccmercio y Burnett, J. S. Moore
rccibiG una herida causada con ms
trumento cortante Y a su vez hirio
a su adversario s. Ratliff al que lie
do I'm balaZo.
Les dos indilEduos theron con-
ducidos al hospital de la ciudad en-
cstado de g~ravedad; pero Moore pu-
do -ecobrarse despues de haber
rec:bido Ia primera curaci6n y por
tai motive Sc le translate aver Il
una zelda de la carcel del Condado
donde qIed6 al cuidado de I'm me-
dico de este Y a disposition de la au-
toridad judicial.
Ratliff sigue grave Y Sc tienen
pocas esperanZas de salvarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
Notas breyes
de la ciudad
LA MORALIZACION DE LA PQ-
LICIA.

Ell Mayor de la ciudad, Mi. Sam
G. Bell, esta tratando a toda costa
de mo-alizar q Ia policia Y para clio
ne resuelto distituir & TODD agente
= que sc le c%omprlebe que cometi6
algunt falta. Ell detective King fue
destituido por habersele encontrado
c.lpable de d~ejarse sobornar por
unO de los duenos de N parQue de
,!ive:siones establecido al oeste de
"a Gale Houston. Ell otro detective
james q quien Sc esta jlzgando aho-
"a por inFcpto para csc empleo, es
companero de King, Y primerameate
fue juzgado tambitn por dejarse So
bornar habiendo sido absuelto.
Los detectives King Y James han
rrestado sus servicios durante largos
amos en- e. cuerpo de policia y Ilti-
mamente trabajaban .%juntos, pues Sc
acostumbra que trabajen en- parejas
los agentes de csc servicio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
Sc .EXIGIRA UNIFORMIDAD

Con objeto de que todos los Off
ciales del ejercito lleven uniformes
que en- realidad merezca tai nomhre,
sin d~iferenciarse un traje del otro
Y tambien para que los mismos Off
ciales reporter alguna economic, Sc
ha .dispuesto que. en- 10 de adelante,
compren sus uniformes en- las Off
cinas del Quartet maestro, quien aca-
ba de hacer un contrato con algunas
s%astrerias que en- esta ciudad Sc de-
dicaban a la manufacture de uni
formes para que los sigan hacienda,
pero 4 I'm precio moderate que les
ha siio asignado por ell Gobierno
federal, con ell fin de que no cons
tituya una exploitation para ell SOL
dado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
LA CRUZADA CONTRA LOS
"SLACKERS."

Aver fueron conSignados a las
autoridades federaleS mas de Gin
cusnta individuos, todos ellos de u
amos. DOE haber dejado de registrar
Sc ell dia cinco del corr!ente mes,
conforme eStaba prevenido.
Todos los individuos que van a
ser juzgados por tai delito ante las
autoriGadc; f.Gerajs;, fueron ares
tados la noche del lunes Iltimo al
l~levarse a cabo una entrgica cruZa-
da contra los llamados ''slackers.'
Sc ha podido compcobar que mu-
chos de los detenidos deSde ell re-
| gistro del ano pasado debian haber
concurrido i sus ~respectivos Conf
K; a r-~gistrarse, pues desde enton-
! ces tenian Ia edad requerida, am
que afirmaban ser enore de Vein
. tiun mos.
, Tambien Sc haran investigated
tt> SOD-t iSS lOt riSSSIl NNSSSN'u'
con cartas de ciudadania que 10:
acreditan como ~meXicanos, pues hay
algunos que Sc prOvcyeron de ii,
cho dotumento sin haber estadc
nunca en- Mexico Y han alegadc
que son ~ciudadanos mexicanos Guam,
do Sc trata de desempenar trabaJo:
del Gobierno de este pals.
Las a~utoridades federales estar
dispuestas a obrar con toda energis
para obligar a los ciudadanos DE-
este pals a prestar la ayuda que e
Gobierno ~neceSite. Los que verGa'
deramente sean meXicanos Y no ha
van perGido su c!udadania, ser;a
rcspstadns en- sus derechos come
cxtraajeros. Tai declaration nos u,
hecha aver por algunos agentes d.
"a federation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
Quieren que Sc discuta en-
Ell Parlamer,to espanol la
question de Marruecos
DICESE QUE HA sIDO TORPE LA
GESTION DEL GENERAL JORDANA

MADRID. JUNO 1S.-Los grupos
radicales en- ell Parlamento insisten
ea que la Camara de Diputados dis
cuta la question de Marruecos para
deiar satisfecha la opinion publica
que Sc ha inclinado en- favor de un
cambio radical en- los metodos de Ia
campana militar Y en- los jefes, encar-
ADDS de llgvarla a cabo.
Han estado llegando a esta capital
informes que prueban que la actua-
ci6n del general Jordan en- Marrue-
cos es desgraciada. Sc dice en- los
circulos politicos que el memoranda
mi!itar fue enviado a Marruecos por
Lacierva con el %proposito de que Sc
hiciera cargo personalmente de sus
negocios. Los socialists Y radical
les en- e. Congreso no Sc oponen a que
ell general Jordana continue como CO.
misicnado en- Marruecos, y 10 unico
cue desean es que sean reformados,
de una manera radical, los metodos
que ha puesto en- practica, por consi-
derar estos como contraproducentes.
Sostienen en- que Marruecos Cebe es-
tar enteramente pacificado para GUAM
do termine IA guerra europea y con-
sideran que Ell sistema empleado por
el general Jordana para pacificar la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
las RAJAS DE LOS AMEICANOS
EN- FANCiA.
Oiene de la 4. Eag)

acciones Y que Sc habian clasificado
anteriormente como heridos de gra-
vedad. Is: heridos De gravedad, 81.
La liyta de baias del Ejrcito con-
t:ene 40 nombres, divididos q saber:
MIertos en- acciones, 10; muertos
de heridas, 2; muertos en- academies
aereos. !; muertos por eufermedad,
|; mucrtos por academies y otras
causas. !; herido5 de gravedad, 80;
heridoS lcyes. /.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
ENTIRE Ell OURCQ Y Ell MARINE
LOS FRANCHISES HlCIERON
PRISlONEROS.
fXiene De Ia Ia

V al oricntc del Monte Colbert,
h~abicndole quitado mas de cien pri-
sioneros a los alemanes, incluyendo
dos oficiales.
Entire ell Ourcq Y Ell Marine las
ioatru!las exr4orddoras f~rancesaS
trabaron combate con las del enc
migo. h~abierdoles hecho varios pri-
s~ioneroS. En- las demas parties del
frents de batalla, la noche trascu-
rri6 IN relativa calma.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
LA FIESTA DE LOS NEGROS

Hoy por la tarde, ell parque San
PEDRO estara a disposition de IL gen.
te de color residente en- San Anto-
MO, para que en- sus jardines Sc
entreguen q los festivities o cue
acostumbran ~celebrar ell dfa 10 de
JUNO que es ell aniversario de su
liberdcion de Is esclavitud, deere
tada Dor ell Presidente Lincoln. En-
la ceremonial Official, Sc pronuncia-
ran discusses patrioticos Y ademas
Sc hara propaganda en- favor de las
estampillas de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
AL HOSPITAL.

Aver q las tres de Ia tarde. fue
recogido de I'm jardin conocido con
ell nombre de Washington Square,
I'm ~individuo que dijo l!amarse Alejo
Munoz, con domicilio en- la casa nu-
nero POS de Ia Gale Monterrey. Fue
llevado al hospital de Ia ciudad, alta
cado de una enfermedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19

PRINCIPLE DE INCENDIO

En- los almacenes que en- Ia Gale
Frio tiene Ia Dixie Oil Co., Sc mi
clio aver un incendio que de haberse
d~esarrollado habria sido de fataies
consecuencias. Ell fuego Sc dec arc
al hacer explosion un pequeno tan
que de petr6leo. Segun averigu6 cl
agante Garvin las perdidas fueron
pequenas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
NAL R~ECIbIMIENTO

Aver lego q esta ciudad procede2-
te de Ia de Chicago, H., W italiano
de nombre Antonio Calafford, quien
inmediatamente fue arrestado bajo Ia
a~cusaci0n de ser un vago, quedando
en- Ia carcel pendiente de investiga-
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
HAN SIDO LLAMADOS A FlLAS

Algunos empleados de las otlc1-
mas del Condado de BeXar, que es-
tan incluidos en- las edades de q
a 81 amos, han sido llamados a filas
y Eronto tendran que incorporate
en- los Regimientos qle Sc les de-
signen. Sc decia aver ct los corri-
Hos de Ia Casa de Corte, que tales
e~mpleados seran sustituidos por Sc
noritas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
IGNORAN SU PARADERO.

Los padres de un nino apellidado
Morales, que reside en- una casa sta
en- la esquina de las GALES Pinto y
Perez, informaron a Ia policia que
ignoraban ell paradero de su hijo. por
10 que s~uplicaban les fuera localizado.
Sc diero1 las senas indispensables pa
"a la identification del profugo que
cuenta diez amos de edad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
AVISO ~INTERESANTE

Con objeto de introducir nuestros
nuevos sistemas dentales sin dolor,
hemos convenido en- sehalar precios
especiales a .todos nuestros trabaios
duranve los proximos 10 dias.
New System Painless Dentists
30G 1i2 E. Houston Street.
,(Altos del Manhattan Restaurant)
Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
NO HA SIDO IDENTIFiCADO

Aver a las ocho de la manana,
de I'm rel de pasajeros del f~errcca-
rril Kansas, Missouri Y Texas fue
recogido un mexicano que viaiaba
a horde Y el cual Sc e%ncontraba gra-
vemente enfermo. Sc lie condujo al
hospital de la ciudad V s6lamente Sc
pudo saber que es native de Mon
terrey, n. L., por haberlo dicho an
ties de Quedar en- estado de moons
ciencia.
Sc cree que ell enfermo no ten
ga familia en- San Antonio, pues
nadie sc ha ~presentado en- el hospi-
tai q informarse acerca de el.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
PARA HOY

Han sido citados para que COM
arezc ell dia de hoy, 4 las nucve
de Ia mariana, @uIe eli i';cI Andcr-
sou de il G7a. Corte dc DiStrito, eL
numero Ge ciudaGauus Suficientes
para Ia insaculaci6n de un jurado
cue debera .juzgar durante el dia
algunos processes de poca importan-
cia. que los mismos jurados selec-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19

, possession, en- vez de lograr Ia upre-
sion de los rebeldes esta creando d.
ficultades que hacen impossible la re-
alizacion de 10 Sc propone.
Sc sabe de buena fuente que ell jefe
de los alzados, Raizlu tiene sus
iuerzas muy cerca de las ~posiciones
del general Jordana Y que mantieae
sus destacamentcs a menos de dos
cientos metros de los puestos avanza
dos e%spanoles. Y que los jefes de la
tribu que estan en- ell t~erritorio ocupa-
do por las fuerzas del general Jor-
dana Sc rehusan de una manera cate
gcrica a reconocer lasautoridades es-
panolas.
Ciertos informes que fueron dados
a conocer en- los c~irculos parlamenta-
rios refieren que, a pesar de los in
fcrmes oficiales que hablan de que la
iona espanola de Marruecos esta en-
teranente pa~cificada, es perfectamen-
tie cierto que Ell general Jordana a.
bandono recientemente una expedi-
ci6n que personalmente conducia ha.
cia Meduis, porque los natives lie par
ticiparon que su presencia era desa-
gradable-y. que el y su Estado Ma
yor serian atacados 81 proseguian ALI.
Entonces Ell general Jordana tom6
) diferente canine para If a Tetuan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
REGISTRO CIVIL
Nacimientos.

Nacimientos.
Tn ninb del matrimonio Pedro
Rios. Y Martina Torres, 314 Gale
Matamoros.
Una nina del matrimonio Marco
limo Cruz Y Dolores Morales, 105
Gale Division.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
Defunciones.

Pedro Suarez, % amos, 1910 Gale
Travis.
Isabel Davila, 4 amos, Gale Salt,
10. sin cXpresar ell numero.
Juan Rodriguez I'm ano, Hospital
de la ciudad.
Loreto Medina, 9 amos, s mcses,
lis Gale Peden.
Mariana Marti, AZ amos, $50 Gale
Sur Laredo.
margarine Rodriguez, dos amos, sos
Gale Sur Leona.
Viviano Valerie, GO amos, Hospi,
tai de la ciudad.
G.. Trevino, IN mes, 1,506 Gale
Morales.
Manuel Soils, dos amos, 512 ca
lie Moctezuma.
Vicente Rivera, rs amos. 112 ca
lie La Paloma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19
Licencias de matrimonio.

Francisco Marquee y Angela San
chez.
Francisco J.. Galvan Y Rosalia
Eliserio.
Nicolas Stamatis Y Virginia San
Andres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-19

CuanJo ~neccsite librcs en- ~espanol,
d~irijase a I~gnacio E. Lozano, 11S N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-10-11

Our own coffee direct from planta-
ton to consumer.
Our "CHALLENGE" Coffee, 25c.
"SPECIALS," Java, soc & 35c.
CONTEMPLATION
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1O11 NicOllet Ave.
Bring this Ad to our store and
receive 10 per cent discount on your
purchase.
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THE, AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Mrs. Max Shallot, 1925 James avenue
north, entertained on Thursday in honor
of her daughter, Lorraines ninth birth
day. Sixteen guests were present The
decorations were suggestive Of Hallow
cen.
Weddings.
The marriage of Miss Bert F. Sharp,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sharp,
1919 Eleventh avenue south, and Lieuten-
ant Harry L. Weisman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Weisman, 2604 Chicago ave-
nue., took place Thursday, October 3rd
at the Adath Yeshurum Synagogue.
Rabbi S. M. SLIDER and Rabbi c.. David
Matt oficiated in the presence of the
immediate families. A dinner was served
at the home of the brides parents, after
which Lieut.. and Mrs. Weisman left for
Camp Pike, Ark, where Lieut. Weisman
is stationed
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Frank, Expan-
sion, N. D., formerly of this city, an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Sadye Frank to Mr.. Joseph David
son of Chicago.
Removals.
Mrs. Herman Slobin has moved to
3444 ColfaX avenue south
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Scheiner have moved
to 1872 E. 18th street.
Mrs. Mae Sgutt, 1929 North Sixth
street, has moved to the Antlers Apis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Atkins have
moved to the De Wilma, % Oak Grove
street.
New Arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weisman, 1900
Fremont avenue SOUTH announce the ar
rival of baby boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Levin
son, 1915 Oakland avenue, a baby girl.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1918-10-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
With the Travellers.

Mrs A. Goldsmith (Stella MetZger) OF
Jacksonville, Fla, is visiting at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
Metzger, Penn avenue south.
Mrs Benz We'll, 1924 Lake Place, is
visiting in Duluth.
Mrs. H. Cotlow, 1907 Fremont avenue
south, left for Beulah, N OAK, where
she will spend month visiting her
son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sander
Cotlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson and little
daughter of Denver, Colo, have returned
to the city and will make their home
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Juster, 1909 Tenth avenue south.
Miss Lucille Millhauser of Chicago has
left for her home after visit with her
sister and brother, DR.. and Mrs. Emil
Robitshek
Mrs David Simon, 2122 Aldrich avenue
south, has returned to the city after
short visit with her daughters, Mrs. Ira
Frank and Mrs. julius Lackner of Chi
cago.
Miss Anna Marcus, 1047 E. Oath street,
left for Los Angeles where she will be
at home at S55 E. 9th street.
Miss Jessie Kulberg of Hankinson, N.
D., spent several days in the city visit
ing friends.
Word has been received of the safe
arrival overseas of Miss Lee Sharp, 1917
Eleventh avenue south. Miss Sharp will
do secretarial work for the Red Cross.
Mr.. James Kantrowitz, 1925 Humboldt
avenue south, has returned from ten
days business trip to Duluth.
Rabbi c. David Matt will go to Grand
Forks, N. D., on Sunday to attend the
Zionist Rally, where he will make an
address.
Entertaining.
Miss Ethel Schrader, 912 Irving avenue
north, entertained for her cousin, Miss
Evelyn Schanedling of Virginia, MINI.
The evening was spent in games and
dancing.
Miss Susan Wender entertained nine
club girls Saturday evening October 9Th,
in honor of Miss Edythe Becker, whose
marriage to Harry I. Robinson of Des
Moines, Iowa, will take place October
20, 1913
Miss Regina r. Beck entertained four
teen guests at Bridge at her home Tues
day evening, October Sth, in honor of
Miss Edythe Becker.
The Club Girls will give dinner
party at the Radisson Hotel Saturday
evening, October 18th, in honor of Miss
Edythe Becker, followed by theatre
party at the Orpheum.
The Misses Dora Cohen and Rose and
Sarel Cults will entertain at Sew
ing Bee Sunday afternoon, October IS,
1918, for Miss Edythe Becker.
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1O6
SOCIAL NEWS

Tho news columns Of The American Jewish
World are open for the publication of news
Of q communal and social interest. These
must reach our office by Wednesday to in
friday. Telephone your Minneapolis newS
to Eyland 1850, or write The Society Editor,
The American Jewish World, SIG Tribune
Annex. Minneapolis. Minnesota
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-03

The house cleaning drive that was
started last week. is still in full swing.
A stranger passing some of the houses
along the residential streets must think
the inhabitants are trying out their
gas masks, judging from the smell,
for despite the atractiveness of fresh
paint-when dry-it sure does smell
like sin when wet Considerable car
penter work being done within doors
also makes it seem as though forti-
fications Were being built in case
an aeroplaneN gets its dates mixed and
hits Gunnison. Occasionally there is
the sound of language not taken from
Sunday School books, the result of
whacking perfectly innocent thumb.
Long have we been told that "cleanli-
ness next to godliness," therefore,
the drive is on for any unlucky germ
of dirt or disease that may refuse to
move. Germs must be exterminated
before an abode is safe to live in-and
say, won't this world be a grand old
place to live in when Uncle Sam and
his boys get thru cleaning house and
take the germ out of Germany?
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-03
FORMER GUNNIsoNITE LOSES
HOME IN CRESTED BUTTE

The citizens of Crested Butte were
aroused about eight o'clock last Thurs
day night by the sound of the fire
alarm. Investigation found the house
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John Yokla-
vich to be ablaze. The fire seemed to
have started from defective flue, and
was confined to the inside. Although
heroic efforts were made to extinguish
it, it had gained such headway that
all efforts were useless. The build
ing and contents were total loss.
The house, which belonged to Mrs.
w. Schneider, was covered by insur-
ance, but the furniture and other con-
tents belonging to the Yoklavichs was
uninsured and were a complete loss,
what was not destroyed by the fire
was 50 badly demolished as to be use
less.
Mrs. Yoklavich was formerly Miss
Kathryn Mahoney, of Gunnison, and
the loss of her home is great blow,
as it was less than three years ago the
little cottage was furnished for the
happy bride, and contained personal
belongings that neither money or time
can ever replace. The young couple
have the deepest sympathy of their
many friends.
Mrs. Yoklavich had come to Gunni-
son few days previous with her in
fant son to spend a few days with her
mother, Mrs. Katherine Mahoney.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-03
BY AGNES N. WINTERS
Reliable War Time Recipes
TESTED TRIED OUT IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPART
MENT OF THE COLORADO STA TIE NORMAL SCHOOL .

With the great demand being made
to save wheat, meat and sugar, as well
as other things needed by our armies,
it is something of problem for the
women who wishes to save and like
wise serve a meal that is both nourish-
ing and economial. The government
and food experts have issued large
numbers of splendid recipes, but like
all new things, it is often difficult to
get the best results when one has not
had much experience in that line. Al
so, difference in attitudes often make
many failures where otherwise the
recipe is first class in every respect.
With a view to helping solve any such
difficulties, the Colorado Normal here
is trying out in the domestic science
department various wheat-saviHg and
meat-saving recipes, and Miss Kiddoo,
the instructor of this department, has
kindly permitted us to publish on this
page a number Of splendid recipes.
They have been taken from the u.
S. Food Leaflets, from Farmers Bull
letins, and from cookery magazines.
and have all been tested and found
satisfactory. We pass them on that
others may benefit by them.
If anyone desires to have recipes
tried out, the domestic science depart
ment of the Normal will be very glad
to do it at any time. Other recipes
will follow these from time to time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-03
DOGS PLAYING HAVOC
WITH THE RABBIT INDUSTRY

What's your idea of Stacker?
Well, we have several ideas regarding
them, but the nearest that comes to
being the real thing" is fellow who
will keep a couple of dogs for no other
reason at all other than that he "just
loves a dog" buy meat for it--yes sir,
real meat at ten cents q pound, too
and then when night comes. instead
of putting his best beloved doggie in
some outhouse to sleep, lets him out
to wander in the moonlight.
These dogs, of late, have been caus-
ing grief to those who have started
to raise rabbits. Recently, some dog
or dogs paid visit to one of our
citizens in lower town and tore down
lot of his rabbit pens, killing about
thirty of the little animals besides
crippling several. In another place,
just off Main Street, several bunnies
met the same fate one night, however,
the racket raised by the dogs was
heard before much damage was done.
Several complaints have been made
lately to the same effect. It is get
ting to be a nightly occurrance in one
part of town to be awakened in the
middle of the night, and on going out
to investigate, (gosh! it's fun getting
outdoors on a cold night) discover
several dogs tearing things loose in
the yard where the rabbit pens are.
Suppose you keep your dog inside
at night. OF course, the dogs don't
know any better, but it costs money
to feed rabbits and they make mighty
good eating later on. We are raising
them to help do our bit in saving meat
for the boys who are fighting for US
"over there" and if your dog wants
to indulge in rabbit meat, take him out
to some sagebrush patch and let him
help himself to wild ones. The exer-
else will do him good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-05-03
ATHENIANs ENTERTAIN

You would scarcely have known the
upper corridors of the Normal School
Friday night! The prosaic scenes of
every day stretched away into state
ly halls, adorned with profusion of
red carnations, festooned with red and
white and lavender and white decora-
tions, made comfortable by cozy cor
ners, cushions, and rugs. It was the
occasion when, Athenians entertained
Millsonians and faculty. Hostesses
and guests wore white MILDLY cos
tunes, their red ties blending with
the red Of the color scheme.
The grand march started at eight
thirty; and a very pretty sight it was
to see one hundred girls marching
to the piano and dfums through lower
and upper halls and back to the lower
halls again. Then the dancing started
and continued till eleven with "time
out" for refreshments of coffee and
Angel food with whipped cream.
Punch was served throughout the ev-
ening from the landing in the front
hall.
It was one Of the incest parties Of
the year, and will have a prominent
place in the "good time" memories Of
all the girls.