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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Is seria la siGuacion entire
AEemania y Russia

WASHINGTON, AgoSto io.-La
]situaci0n relativa a los where's entire
Alemania Y Russia, ha llegado q un
graGo c%ritico, segun dicen los infor-
mes recibidos en- Ia Secretarla de Es-
tado americana. SabeSe que no hay
suficientes where's para los dos pal
ses Y Ia question relativa 4 cual de los
dos gobiernos obtendra las existencias
de where's que hay, e5 IN prooiema
que promote provocar serias difficult
taoes entire los dos paiseS.
Segun Sc dice. los a!emanes han
recurrido a m9todos que les esta3
dan6o muy buenos ~resultados, peru
que acaAardn sin duda por agot"r Ia
p2ciencia del pueblo ruso. Varios des-
tacamentos de soldados alemanes con
mauuinas trilladoras han sdo envia-
dos a los paises donde los sembrados
estan a punto de ser cosechados, y
despuGs de requisar las coscchas, pro
cedeu a embarcar ell grano para Ale
mania. A los c~ampesinos rusos So
lamente Sc les entrega una parte de
la cosecha, cuyo Unite queda a vo
luntad del iefe del destacamento.
Tambien Sc dice que Los alemanes
estAn requisando ganado Y cabalios
en- Polonia V tijuana Y estan proce-
.diendo en- muchos casos a cortar los
arboles de los boSques para la made
IA. sin Oar en- muchos casos los re-
cibos correspondence.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Aoandona su reclamation de
la Besarabia, Ia Ukrania

PARIS, Agosto 1o.-El gobierno
ukraniano ha amnciado oficialmente
Que abandona toda reclamation a la
Besabaria, segin dice un despacho pro
cedente de B~ucarest, dirigido a Ia
prensa alemaHa V que ha sido trans
mitido 4 esta capital, por el CORES
ponsal de lie Matin" en- Zurich. Co.
mo resultado de tai actitud, Sc han e
nudado las relaciones diplomaJicas e1-
tire Rumania y Ia Ukrania.
El tratado de paz entire las poten-
ciaS centrales y Rumania cedia Ia be-
sarabia q Rumaria en- recompensa dc
Ia Dobrudia Y de mas territorio que
Sc lie quito para darselo a Bulgaria V
4 Austria. La mayor parte de los he
bitantes de la Besarabia sen rumanos,
por 10 que su t-asp2so & Rumania, ma
sido muy bien recibido por ellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

Cuando listed manGa dinero 2
dsvueFa inmediatanente, 81 por algun2
cha del heneficiario, 81 fallecimiento, en-
sc puede hacer el page en Mexico. Los
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Y LOS ANGE
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS, han cumpli
ci6u, sin canSar q su ciientela ninguna
pero n pu6ie-a creerse cue este no
blico Una prueba de que nuestra affirm
mstemos a regular Q~UINLENTCS DO
ire cue LOS ANGELES MERCANTIL
LES. CAL, o LOS ANGELES NERO
West Commerce ST., SAN ANTONIO,
scla reclamation justiiIcsda por tal CO
orden o Giro sobre Mexico Sc haya v:sEo
GIN Abceado, Agente de negocios, AgeR
contra nosctrcs la devclUcion de Sc d
de en- el aire, hernos depositado los re
BANCO De ITALIA, saSLn Ell certtl
sgui Sc reproduce.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Ia sanilia Romsneff Sc halle
seguYa en- In monaSteEio

LONDRES. Agosto lo.-La FAM
liza del ex-Emperador Nical&s &c
Russia. que fue-a ejecutado hace
tempo po- orden del Console MUM
cipal del Dizu:to de U-ai, Sc encuen-
ira segura en- IN Monaseerio si5sriano
en- Abalak. segan dice On despacho
que proceden+@ lie Amsterdam sc re-
cibi6 en- esta capital. e pueblo de
Abalak Sc encGetra soore e RIO IT
1ish y es IN caIebre lugar De pere-
grinacion.
Esta noticia viene q coatradecir el
recie1te rumor dado q q publicidad,
De cue Ell Gran Duque Alexis, el
Czarevitch, ha6i2 muerto de agota-
miento a raiz de Ia ~ejecucion de ST
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Laa de Bmcosg que yeuden Tres soe Mexico paadaUs en- plata Il gro mexcano POI les Agmns de
LOS ANGELES RERCANTl L COMPANY.

Cotton. Cal .-~.-...Fi-st National Bank
san Beraortiac CaiSan Be-na=Gino National Bank
San Diego, Cal ...Security Commercial d Savings
Bank
Felbrook, Cal. 80. Citizens Commercial Bank
CucaHonge, Cal. First National Bank
Coacnella, Cal 80. First National Bank
Banning, Cal. ...-.,First National Bank
Upland, Cal. .......G The Commercial Nationa. Sank
Santa Ana, Cal. ...Ghe Farmers q Merchants Ma
tional Bank.
RedIands. Cal. -. .2edlands National Bark
Huntington Beach, First National Bank
Cal.
San Pedro, Cal. First National Bank
San DiUas, Cal. First National Bank
Ontario, Cal. 1.-THE Ontario National Bank
PoE1ana- Cal 1891 The American National Sank
Azusa, Cal. ........ First National Bank
Corona, Cal. $1,000. Corona National Bank
Santa Barbara, Cal. Banca Popolare Fpgazi
Teaachapi, Cal. -. Bank OF Tehachapi
[. \. Trust & Savings Bank,
End 6 Spring
Los Angeles, Cal. J. S. National Bank, md &
Spring
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Ell General Gurko al mande
de las fuerzas aliadas

BASLE, Agosto 1o.-Segdn dicen 10.
Gespachos de Ia prensa rusa recibldos
aqui, Ell general Gurko, ex-Comandan-
tie de los Ej6rcitos rusos en- ell frenta
Gel Suroeste, que fue expulsado de Ru-
STA per los bolshevikis en- Octubre del
aiio pasado, ma sido nombrado CONAN
dante en- jefe de las fuerzas aliadas de
IA Entente en- Ia region de Ia Costa
Murmana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Los bolshevikis ejecutaron a
otros dos sociaiissas

BERNA, Suiza. Agosto 1o.-Otro
lfder revolucicnario socia!ista russo
katzkamkopf ha sido sentenciado a
muerte segdn dice I'm despacho dc 10
Agencia semi-oficial de Information
alemana, Wolff, que trascribe Ia noti-
cia de un despacho Que recibio Dc
Estocolmo. La m;sma agencia de in
formation dice q>e Spirodonova, que
T ell que dirigfa Ia oposicion con-
ira Lenine, ha sido tambi6n senten-
ciado a muerte Y ej~ecutado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

1ri7niad, Coo. The International State Eank
TIE Denver Stock Yards Bank
Rocky Ford, Colo. The Guaranty State Bank of
'f'nosor' Colo. WalsenDurg
kanses City, No. The First Na-iona: BG2k
Garden City, K1pz. First National Bank
Kansas City, Mo The Commonwealth National
Kansas City, DO. Bank.
Kansas City, Hams. The First National Bank
Atctlnson, kans. Southwest Boulevard Stat
lawrence, ksns. -. Bank
topeka, Hans. .....Merchants Bank
o'ua"a' hans. .....Argentine State Bank
independence, Hans. Exchange National BanL
NherFyTate' hans. Peoples State Bank
Farmers National Bank
Sahna, Mans ...."First National Bank
Abilene, Mans ....Citizers National Bank
Arkansas City, The Home National Bank of
Kansas. Arkansas Ci+v
.Hs"@on, hans. 80. First National Bank
Deh'eE' Colo. ......Montgomery Country National
Bank
Walsenburg. Colo. The Farmers National Bank
Aheline, Kansas. The Farmers National Bank
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
EN- LIBERTAD CAUCIONAL

Aver conpareci6 ante el jueZ Fisk,
una mujer acusada de vender licor
contra las Iltimas disposiciones DEL
Congreso de- Estado de Texas Des-
pues de exaninar a la acusada, e!
jueZ Fisk Ia declare formalmento
presa Y lie flo la fianza para obtener
su libertad en- $4,000. Immediate
mente fue otorgada dicha fianza 3
Ia sonora quedo en- libertad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
MiIukcfi fue expuIsado de la
Capital Ulzraniana

AMSTERDAM, Agosto 1o.-El pro-
fasor Paul n. Milukoff, el lider de los
~dsmocratas ccnstitucionaleS en- Russia,
ha sido expulsado de Kiev por e. 60
bierno de 10 Ukania. sesiIn dice una
noticia publicada per ell Verwaerts &c
Berlin
La raz6n de Ia expulsion del citado
lider, segun express el ~periodico, IS Ia
de cue 81 p~resencia en- esa capital, ma
obstruido L. conclusion de IN tratado
de paz entire Russia y u Ukrania-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
POR JIOLAR LA PROCLAIM
PRESIDENTIAL.

La roche del microbes al jueves
los agent=s de Ia escuadra contra ell
vicio unicanente practicaron una a.
prehensi6n: la de IN individuo cue
viol6 10 secci6n 10 de "a Proclama
de Guerra.
Ell individuo aprehendido fua desGe
luego consignado a las autoridades
federales que seran las que Sc encar-
guen de juZgarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
TIENDA DESTRUIDA POR UN
INCENDIO

Aver a las dos Y media de Ia ma
drugada, Sc declare IN formidable
incendio en- Ia casa numero rs de "a
Gale Medina, Gonde estan establect-
das las bodegas de Ia Merchants
Transfer Co. Embellishments que
uno de les veladores de los patios del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
Los AN ANGELES MERCANTILE &C. :" n MAI" 1. : sss5sz. CALIFORNIA.

81 ID. Cuiere mandar dinero a
TO VA A RECIBIR 81 FAMILIA en-
do el lugar precise donde el dinero sera
roasal o Agento pagador, TODD este an
con IL garantia adenas que en- csso DE-
lie devolveri = I'd. previs orden de can
tia nj trabajo. ocurra o escriba = LOS
\. Main ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL, o
1l232-A ". Commerce Sn. Antonio, Tex.
clio IS el mas rapido porGUe podemos usa
SECURE. porque tenemos CorreSpon
Ga lista publicamos; el mas GARANTI
devuelve el dinero a comprador del
EABER TENIDO JAMAS UNA SO.
$. sobre TODD, nuestro prccio es el mas
ae testimonies que hemos recibido Y
Ccurra . escriba 4 los Angeles Mer
geles Cal, 0 2 81 Sucursal al San Anto
D Z c~ualQuiera de los Bancos que tienen
BRE MEXICO PAGADEROS EN- PLA'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

Sykes fue lanzado fuera del canton
habiendo caido bajo las ruedas que
lie fracturaron una pierna En- estado
sumamcrte del:cado fue recogido
FOR una ambulancia de Ia Cruz Roja
V conducido Il hospital militar del
Fuerte Sam, Houston para que ALI
Sc lie preston atels;ones medicas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
NOTAS CURI0SAS.

La capacidad de Ia casa de moneda
de Filadelfia Is Ia mas grande de los
Estados Unidos. Puede acuhar men
sualmente sesenta mil!0nes de none
das de valor de I'm dollar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

La Emperatriz de Russia envio a fl
l6sofo Voltaire tina GAIA de marfil tor
neada por ella misma. Para CORES
pcnderle, Voltaire lie envio I'm par de
medals de seda que e. mismo tejlo, d.
ccmpanando al regalo unos versos a.
lusivos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03
SCIDADO ~ATROPELIADO
UN TRUCK

F. so!dado Jessie Sykes, del 1903
de caballerie, eaminaha a bordo de
Iuck y en- un salto que do este
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

En- ochocientos mil frances compr0
hace algunos amos ell Gobierrv &c
Francia, I'm cuadro notable del PIN
ter belga Rcgir van de Weyden, que
formabe parta de la collection celebre
del Duque de Westminster. Esta CO.
locado en- ell Louvre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

Mexico, sabiendo de antemanO GUAM
ORC 0 PLATA MEXICANA; sabien-
pagsdo Y el nombre de nuestro Cores
ties de que I'd. suelte un solo centavo y
que e. dinero no Sc pueda pagan, Sc
sin CUE le cueste dinero, moles-
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO., 201
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE co;
y no Sc arrepentira, pues nuestro servi-
: ell TELEGRAPH en- case neceSario, el mas
ales directos en- uodos los lugares Gu
LADO porque en- case necesario sc lie
Iiro, como 10 prueba ell hecho de NO
a RECLAMATION JUSTIFICADA
3ARAT0 como 10 dcmuestran multitud
lue Uusted podra yer cuando guste.
camille Co., POI n. Main ST., Les An
10, Texas, 112t1-A West Commerce st.
,stablecido este s~ervicio de GIROS So
"a U ORC MEXICANO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-03

Miami, Aciz $500. Bank OF Miami.
Eorape, Ar:z. ....,Farrners and Merchants Bank
Mesa, Ar;z. .......The First Na.i0na! Bank
Wic2eRba-g, -Ariz. The Central Bank OF Phoenix
Flagstaff, A-i1. -. The Arizona CeE..cal Bank
Flagstaff, Ariz. =. First National Bank
Flagstaff, Aciz. .-Citizers Bank
winslow, A-iz. IN Arizona State Bank
Iote-Niami-Cif ;oa TIE GIa Valley Bank and
sIc-ency. Hayden Trust Co.
Ray-Saffoz5 The Gla Valley Bank and
%laksiIa2a AIiz. Trust Co.
The Bank OF arizona
C!arh-da!c-Jerom Williams State Bank
Williams, Ariz. -. First National Bank
Albuquerque, y Milne First National Bank
Ration, \. -. The MiH2equa Bank OF Pueblo
EasCR. Colo. -....Firs National Bank
Fort Collins, Colo. Fort Collins National Bank
LOmgmcat, Colo. .LoagrnORt National Ea2k
La Iunts. Colo. - First National Bank
Los Angeles, Cal. Morris Arsatri. Inc. 22O y.
Spring St.
oxaa-d, Cal $500. First National Bank {
Riverside, al. .... Citizens Natio-al Bank
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
CARS TO MOVE GARBANZO
McAdoo Gives Orders for 500
Empties to Assist in Getting
the Crop to Market.


One of the results of the re-
cent visit of General Alvaro OBJ
regon at Washington was an or
der from Director General Nc
Adoo of the governmental rail-
way management of the United
States for 500 empty cars to be
sent to Sonora and Sinaloa, to
move the garbanzo- crop, in addi-
ton to which number all the
cars coming with freight for
those states are to- be given over
to the traffic, and they will re-
turn laden with. the legumes.
: Competent authority states
that about 900 cars will be re-
quired to move the crop this
year.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
HUNT NAMES MRS. MARSH
Appoints NOgales Business Wo.
man Member of State
...- Council of Defense.

From. the Phoenix newspapers
it is cleaned that Governor Hunt
has named Hon. Theodore S.
Marsh as the member from
Santa Cruz county upon the
State Council of Defense, as re-
organized BY the enactment
adopted by the recent special
session Of the Arizona legisla-
ture. This nomination will be
presented for confirmation to
the board of supervisors at the
regular meeting next Monday.
The selection of Mrs. Marsh
for membership in the council is
a, well merited recognition of
her well known business ability.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
RoUsED HIS ARTISTIC SENSE
After a Little Reflection Mr.. sniggsby
Could See Beauty of Ornament
He Had Condemned.

.~"Here' ssiwhere patience ceases to
be virtue" said Sniggsby. 'Look
at. this hat I'm wearin'. It's three
years old. ...Iacant afford to buy a
new one, and yet you go and pay $37
for that brass thing to put on the
naantelpiece. Darned If I'm goin' to
stand for it."
"My dear What shocking language
What If the neighbors should hear
your"
II want 'em to hear me. I don't
care who hears me. I've stood this
as long as I'm goin' to stand it. You
take that thing back tomorrow and
see that it's taken off our bill. I'll
never pay for it. Put that down
where you won't forget it. The worm
has turned. Right here's where ]
cross the Rubicon. I've stood for a
lot of darned foolishness, but I'm
through. I've got right up to the
limit and"
:, -"Henry, feel in your inside pocket"
: ."What do you mean?"
IT mean what / say. Feel in your
inside pocket. Yes! l. should think
you would look worried. I found a
letter there last night. Who is
Thomas Bickford, and what does he
mean by debts Of honor2 Where have
you been going every Saturday night
You told me you went, to your club,
and that gambling wasn't allowed
there. Does Mr.. Bickford-"
2 "Polly, the artistic qualities of that
thing grow on a fellow. I'm begin
ming to like it. 1t sort of sets off the
room.1 Please tell the maid to hurry
up and serve dinner. I'm as hungry
as bear."-Dayton News.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
FIXING UP NEW QUARTERS
Rooms of NOgales, Son., Cham
Der of Commerce Being
Well Arranged.

The Chamber of Commerce in
Nogales, Sonora, is arranging
and fitting up very nicely the
premises leased for the uses Of
that body, lin the Hotel Abadie
building, on International ave-
nue.. On either side of the en-
trance two offices have been
partltloned from the, rest of the
spacious apartment. That on the
left is for the consulting attor-
ney of the chamber, Lie. Primo
Villa Michel, while Che one on
the right is for the secretary,
Mr.. Jose M. Alvidres. The main
room, which is used as the audi
torium, will have reading tables,
with newspapers and magazines
on file, desks for writing, etc.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28

In the account of the marriage
of Captain Mix in yesterdays
issue of The Oasis, among other
business interests of the gentle
man, it was stated that he holds
a large interest in the First Ma
tional bank. The statement was
made in good faith, The Oasis
having y j had an idea always tha
such was the case. Yesterday
Vice President Otto
Heroid Of the First National in
formed us that the statement is
an error. Captain Mix has no
stock in that bank. The correc-
tion is made willingly.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
DODGE UNPLEASANT POINT
= if.-5@ 7.
Natives of Alsace and Lorraine
Need Not Register as Ma
tives of Germany.


All German aliens and others
natives of the central European
countries are required to regis
ter as alien enemies. But there
are many of conquered. national
ity whose countries have been
by force Of arms to Ger
man subjection-such as the
people of Alsace-Lorraine. Those
do not want to register
as German alien enemies.
Mr.. Henry Scherb of the In
ternational drug store, has re-
ceived from the Alsace-Lorraine
associations in New York a letter
stating that such people may
register as French-Alsatians, or
French7L Lorraineians, etc., re-
lieving them of a disagreeable
demand. s
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
F0UR-DAY CATTLE DRIVE
SorreIIs and Clifford Bring 700
Head of Stock Purchased
, from Altar Ranchers.

Recently Messrs- E. B. Sor-
rells and @. C. Clifford of the
Santa Cruz valley have driven
over from .Sasabe some 700 head
of Mexican cattle that they had
bought from stock raisers in the
Altar district. The. herd was
driven from Sasabe to Calabasas
in a four day drive, the distance
covered being about -55 miles.
Good grass and water are re-
ported all along the road, and the
drive was made with ease with
out loss,2the animals all arriv-
ing at Calabasas in good condi-
tion.s. }.efes~
The first day the drive was
from Sasabe to Jack McVey's
ranch at Las Jarillas; the Sec
ond day the herd was held for
the night in the vicinity of Ari-
vaca, on the third day the drive
was to Pena Blanca, and on the
fourth the job was completed by
turning the herd into the dip
ping pens at Calabasas.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
o o o 1000 o o oc,eC.o o 0e .
Q Local and Personal Q
X ai1Hi5. a.
. q 0.@. 600 GOO o o o @ O o O

)
!. Wednesday,. evening about 10
o'clock Gabriel Estrella was
brought in from Calabasas suf.
fering from appendicitis. He
called on DIR. w. ..sF Chenoweth,
who took him to st. Joseph s
hospital, where abouta11 o'clock
an operation was performed sue
cessfully and. the : diseased ap-
pendix removed. The patient is
reported resting easy. !.
. General Manzo and family,
whose home is at La Misa, about
a dozen miles east from Ortiz
station, on the line of the Sonora
railway, about Is miles north of
Guaymas, !. arrived yesterday
from the City of Mexico, where,
he and his family had been visit
ing. General Manzo informed a
representative Of The Oasis that
the crop of .garbanzos from his
ranch at La 7Misa aggregates
about 10000 sacks. !.
A great deal, of complaint is
made that subscribers to The
Oasis fail to get their papers.
The carriers insist that they
leave. them. 1t must be that
they are stolen. Yesterday morn
ing. an attache Of The Oasis saw
a man enter the premises of Mr..
A. Cubillas on Elnn street, and
carry away the copy that had.
been left by the carrier but a.
few moments bef6f9. r A suitable
reward will be paid anyone caus-
ing the arrest of anyone purloin-
"A
ing papers.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
GARBANZO TO BE POPULAR.
= :.-;>.k.. AZ =. q. a. Fsfa'
Growing Taste in East for the
Great Staple Crop of
- Northwest Mexico.

Mr.. Arturo R. Gonzalez, the
well known garbanzo shipper,
now visiting Nogales. but who
makes his home in New York, in
forms The Oasis. that there is
growing in New York and other
eastern cities quite a demand for
the toothsome garbanzo, and
that a taste for the Same staple
is being cultivated on all sides.
The gentleman stated also that
the quartermaster general of the
army; General Goethals, has rec
commended it's adoption as a part
of the soldiers rations. In this
time of search for substitutes
for wheat and flour may be
found the opportunity of the sta
pie article of diet in. Spain, Cuba,
Porto Rico and South America.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
TALK ON MISSION WORK
Miss Christine Coffey to Speak
at Baptist Church Next
Sunday Evening.

Miss Christine Coffey, from
Hong Kong, China, where she
has had five years experience in
the. missionary work of the Bap-
tist church, is visiting her sister,
Mrs.. Tanning, wife of Lieuten-
ant flaming. of the 35th Infan-
try.
Sunday evening, in lieu of the
usual sermon at the Baptist
church, Miss Coffey will address
the congregation on the mission
work in China and her expert
ence therein. The subject is
very interesting, and as the
/. young lady is a graceful and
pleasing speaker, those who hear
her. will find her address we'll
!. worth their time and attention.
"a In their college days Miss COT
fey was attendant at the same
college as Reverend and Mrs. w.
]. Gordon of the Baptist church.
When she entered the church to
attend the morning service last
Sunday, there was a mutual sur
prise , ISM 4
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
EsPINosA SHIPS STOCK
About 900 Head from CarbO Are
Purchased by w. B. Frank
lin and j. b. Mitchell.

Last week the firm of F. Es-
pinos v Hijos (F.'s Espinosa &.
Sons), brought up from Carlo
some 800 head Of cattle, shipped
over the Southern ufha ! Pacific of
Mexico, crossing the line on the
10th, and unloading at Calaba-
sas, where they were dipped, re-
loaded and shipped t6 FL. Paso,
the purchasers 4 being. W. B.
Franklin and J!S B. Mitchell Of
that city. ,szs
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
THEY MUST BE CITIZENS
Aliens Cannot Be Enlisted in
Force to Man Uncle Sans
Merchant Ships.


Not long ago Mr.. H. Scherb,
who is the representative of the
merchant marine enlistment
board, suggested to that body
enlistment of Mexicans, giving
opportunity for many of that ma
tionality, and establishing a nu-
cleus for creation of a body of
Mexican seafaring men, with
which to create a mercantile
navy for Mexico after the war.
Yesterday Mr.. Scherb received
reply that the law will not per-
nit enlistment aof aliens in the
marine service.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
Friday, June %, 1918, Has Been
Proclaimed as National
War Savings Day.

Pursuant to proclamations by
the President OF the United
States and the governor of Ari-
zona, I, James A. Harrison,
mayor of the town of Nogales,
county of Santa Cruz, state OF
Arizona, duly elected and quail
fled, hereby proclaim an inten-
sive drive in said town of No
gales, for securing pledges and
subscriptions to the War Saw
ngs Stamps; said drive to con-
tinue from the present time to
and culminate upon the 28th day
of June, A. d. 1918.
Upon the day named the peo-
pie of Nogales will assemble in
the auditorium of the high
school building, and such other
places as may be deemed advis-
able, of which due notice will be
given, at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. m. Such meetings will be con-
Quoted by the school authorities,
and their proceedings will be
governed by the rules and meth
DDS prescribed in the presiden-
tial and gubernatorial proclama-
tions.
By these presents, as such
of Nogales, I call upon all
good citizens of Nogales to at
tend these meetings and all lend
a hand in this great work of pa
triotic endeavor.
JAMES A. HARRISON,
Mayor.
Nogales, June Is, 1918.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
Baptisliiial. :.

/. Day before yesterday the rite
of baptism was conferred upon
the child of Mr.. and Mrs. Corne-
dis of Nogales, Sonora. The lit
tie boy baby was named Fran
cisco Y. Armando Cornedis. The
sponsors for the little fellow
were M. Hamudio and Dolores
M. de Rodriguez, ...-
The daily morning oasis., 1918-06-28
Thrift Stamp Contest.

The. standing of the various
contestants in the Ell Paso store
competition for the sale of thrift
stamps was reported yesterday
afternoon as follows: Clarice
Taylor, $387.5O;. Allen Gillespie,
1850; Peter Paul Shelby,
5000; Dorothy Hamblin, $50;
Bernice Sampson, $125; Nancy
Gillespie, $62.5O; Agnes Lewis,
$37. so; Leona Baird, $3.50.