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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
NOTES ABOUT EASTER AND Africa

We nave ID America. "orkcrs ont there
now.
q u * %
africa has on,y o"e .'"ss.onary 10 every
~ Il - X
Our Easter songs s,.e b,ou. 1wo ol
| them py an. Tnuicy, 3, ...,n Oh our ow.
people.
Il = q q
Surely this great Africa should be
known to all our pcol'e IA churcncs ana
schools.
* q * x
Africa contains one. fourth OF all the
land surface OF the Whole EARN, and one
seventh of all the people in the world live
81 q Il =
Colorcd Baptists during the last 81
years have given to Africa 81 workers!
q q Il q
Africas natural wealth equals that OF
any other two continents. Africa pro
duces one-third of the worlds GOLD ana
q q
The Easter program is a reproduction
Of sketches from Jean MackcnZicS book
portrays the work OF Christianity among
African tribes.
with all En{r,co 2 D,, q 2 1o,,,, ,,oro
souls for whom Jesus died. and they need
the gospel. viii We so. let 30 or help go?
At 1t, all at 1t all the time.
q q . y
Let every pastor see that every depart.
ment OF his church joins the Sunday
school on the fifth Sunday of March in
the Easter exercises so all may help our
workers in Africa War conditions make
1t IMPERATIVE that we be loyal to tho Lord
as never before.
q Il q q
For years the Foreign Mission Board
has sent from 100000 to 100000 programs
to our Sunday schools This year be-
cause Of the tremendous cost of matcrial
ana labor. we must confine our sending
to those who will remember our Foreign
Mission work on Easter Sunday
q q u q
After 81 years q" my very best self
given to interesting our Baptist Zion in
the redemption of Africa, on this Febru.
airy 13 my twenty-hrst anniversary. am
saddened over tho ''ii't'e done and the
vast undone" Enlistment Of 500 churches
VINO Will give weekly and report monthly
VIII greatly aid our workers and cheer
your old field hand .t.. =.
Yours In His Service
Even Bldg TOT s. 18th st PhiIa' Pa
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
Hartford, Conn. Notes.

Mr.. James Montague, 1873 Capcns
street has been confined to his bed
for some time. but is somewhat i'm
proved at present.
Mr.. julius Dixon is home again,
after undergoing q Very serious oper.
alton at st. Francis Hospital.
Masters Floyd and Charley Brice,
Of Clifton Forge, Va. are living with
their brother, Mr.. George Brice, Is
Martin street, since the death OF the
father.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
WINCHESTER NEWS.

TllNCttESTElt, VA, February 26
-The Seventh and Eighth Grade
pupils OF Frederick Douglas Graded
School. OF Winchester gave q high
class defamation contest at Mt. Car.
mel Baptist Church on Friday even
ing at $50 o'clock to q large crowd
The following participated: Mamie
Gaskins, Meta Evans, Robert Davis,
Rachel Jackson, Hester Taper, Kirk
Gaskins, Sarah Harmon, Blanche Glib
son, Elva Washington, Blanche Con-
way, Elizabeth Jennings, Laurence
Phillips, Anna Bertha Cooke, Rich.
ard Washington, Minnie Green, ray
lor Finley, Pocahontus jackson and
Madison Briscoe.
Refreshments were served by q
committee of, ladies after the pro.
gram with Mfs. p. w. Gibson, chair
man. A nice sum was realized for
the girls sewing department. The
prizes were awarded to the following
contestants: First prize, Robert Da.
Wis; second prize, Elizabeth jennings;
third prize, Madison Brisco. The
judges We're Rev. ]. a. Reid, Rev
H,. 0. Wing and Mr.. Frank Martin.
Prof. John Quiet, former teach
er of the school and the ministers
made fine addresses to the children
and also praised the principal, Prof.
+. w. Gfbson for the showing made
by the young folks, which Was OF
high class.
Sir Robert Jefferson, Of N. Main
street is on the sick list.
Mr.. John Festus is also confined
to his home on e. Picadilly with
LaGrippe.
The following ladies have been rs.
signed from each Of the churches for
the Red Cross Chapter of Winches-
tors Colored Citizens:
Miss Lucy Parker, st. Paul A M.
e.; Miss Bette Jackson, John Mann
M. e.; Miss S. Emma Parks, Mt Car
mel Baptist.
All persons are requested to pay
one dollar each and become members
for one Year. Every one is asked to
assist. You can give parties or con-
certs and report your proceeds to
one of the ladies, who will report it
to the general Office every week. We
hope everybody will avail themselves
OF this opportunity to help our bows
who have gone to the front. Do your
bit.
There will be an entertainment Civ
on at 432 N. Kent on March 1. Ev-
erybody is invited. Suppers and re.
frcshmcnts will be served. Come OUT
and help good cause.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows Raj
ly on Sunday, March 8, at Mt. Car.
mel. 3 p. NJ.
Mrs. Elmira Briscoe, Of Carlisle, is
spending short while at her old
home on w. Clifford street with her
aunt.
Mrs. Susan Williams, who has been
Very Ill at Winchester Memorial Hos
pital, is home now and much i'm.
proved.
Miss c. Adnna Davis is still very
sick at her home on Wolf street
Mrs. M. B. Cooke, who has been
sick since Christmas is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. George w. Folk, head of the
Agricultural Department for thc
government at the Carlisle, Pa. In
dian Training School, was in town
Friday visiting his cousin, Mr.. Thom-
as Nickens, on e. Hart street. Mr.
Folk has been identified with the
school for about thirty-fve years and
the only colored man that ever held
that position. He Is also one of
Carlysle's progressive citizens and
one Of the leading Odd Fellows in
the Cumberland Valley. having been
a M. V. P. for number OF years.
Mr.. Nathaniel B. Cooke and sister,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

Will some ono kindly furnish me
the Whereabouts OF Leonard McGill
and inform The Planet Office. I am
his brother and haven't seen him for
twenty years. w. G. McGILL, 2614
Gordon St., Philadelphia, Pa, or w.
c. McGill, Shipwright, Philadelphia
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
Mattresses Wanted.

Mr.. H. Williams, Hcadwaiter
wishes to advertise for Mattresses for
the Spring and Summer months.
Good wages are assured. Also one
girl at once for private family. Sleep
i'll. All pcrsons may communicate
with Mr.. l.. Williams, 1911 Rider
avenue, Atlantic City, N. J.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
Walters Wanted.

Wanted five colored walters. Com
mence work at once. Wages s26. 90 per
month. Two months work guaranYeea
to sober, efficient walters. Write. Civ.
ing reference, Craig He'll, Atlantic
City, New Jersey. w.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
Agent For Planet.

All persons leaving Richmond and
nearby cities for Atlantic City, on
vacation or for work, this Spring and
Summer, may obtain the very latest
news of their homes in The Planet,
at Arthur A. Williams, Agent, 901
liz Baltic avenue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02

ccived some very useful presents from
the Hogs, and is hoping to SEQ many
returns Of February 18th.
Another birthday celebration Is to
follow soon and yours truly Is hoping
that our friend, Mountain Soda, will
be present. Good night.
LITTLE WILLIE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as Executor Of the
estate OF Lewis Hall, deceased, re-
quest all persons having claims
against the estate to present the same
to mo for payment, and all persons
owing the estate will please make
prompt settlement with me.
MORTON DEANE,
Executor Of Lewis Hall, deceased.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
CHARGED WITH NUMBERING HIS
WIFE

X. l.. Rogers, whose wife Was found
dead at their residence on w. Leigh
street is not now in tho city md a
warrant has been issued for his ar
rest, charging him with the murder
OF his wife, Esther Rogers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02

Mrs. William BurrolI, of Bethel, Va.
We're In town on Saturday. Mr.. Cooke
has been drafted and expects to go
into camp soon.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-03-02
HARNESS Maker Wanted.

Experienced Colored Harness-Maker
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

This car has considerably larger
gear ratio than tho lighter runabout
has. It 10 natural and to, be ex-
poctcd
q have (--.) car and am
troubled by not being able 10 get OF
neutral when / have stopped the car
nnAtf1rrot 20 800 10 neutral before I
siuupDl What lB he cause Of this
and how can ! remedy ~ NJ. o T.
a There H probably a slight draE
VI me clutch so that there iH some
pressure ON tho gears, even when the
clutch pedal s uall tho way down
Generally when the gar sticks In
tO.s way 49, can be freed by letting the
clutch in Dor a second while prese-
Inr ou 'Hr lover u tho transmits
sion.
% run iql6 t--) car which
hbl lots of power but now I must
Fh.N uu hills diip before. whats
the muucr'
Probably losa " compression.
IN having your valves ground
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
How Twenty Years Have Passed
Since Days of August, 1885, Fiipino Has Remained
Loyal to United States; Berlin Bears Witness

not as a coHqueror, but as lber
Htur.a
Making World Safe for Democracy
Five of JimmicB comrades we're
Killed during the assault. tho wound 81
od numbered 50. Before that In the
trench fighting. II eAcrc killed and
go wounded Twenty years ago.
Jimmie could not know that he wr,s
'hDIpug to make tho world safe Tor
democracy. that he was closing u
page OF old-worli history and open
lnE Cloou. white page. upon which
ho would write things that would
change tho whole political face OF
the world that hc was about 90 train
for artion on greater stage heroes
who would lead vast host Of his
juniors most ~ them nippers " '0S
.Uyer the Rhine rs BERLIN. that his
work ln bhe Philippine the full
uf-pruneg' Of his campfire tests
would be- the crovning publication
OF the American standard to bc
raised alongside our brothers-in-
arms Bro France Tho name they
gave h.m-Johu Hass and . X,
Davis was 10 pass away He was
not t1 br Jimmie but sammy soon.
SHN his work was 10 I've and IL dtd
live and ~ VIII keep ON living be
cause % was good. honest, American
VurN ,cu ana uobly done
when President Wilson stood be-
fore the tomb OF Washington July 4,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18


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water n,fr.a d ID o.
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EIo point plugs piatu.tu. and aa
can s., r, .r,...I ...,..,... Co.,.
'''N' h''''''
'' h'I h'I'''' .N 'h" 'A'r'
sap intcrHfrrs
believe r NouIt hr n.ir.r t.
put ke.asorr into ir, .yIntrr. d..
stead ur mo water lrr Do .l,.,f ..t,,
NIGHT ana rnou ln mo wnrrIrr mao
,our drln mgfh,t ip addition
.p. ,-.,ti''.,' LAW '',t ,''., .,I''''"'' ".'H
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our car H equipped Win
,'.'s ..,.. 'lJu..''A n'sr HI" lh' hu 3
IA. ''"N ', ''' ''P ZINC p"'"
'ro"n fhrIlHo VIII help. hut n
'no connections 1r' properly made Il
''.''' ''' '' "'''''''
1"n. .,',n 'l'lt' '"'Neh .nE
n 1p..',l' NI'',. ''. 1''s.,.y unuvI
Z, d, .r.i. Y..... '..,-.,.T., "'u'p WIZ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

. wish YOU would please toll
| mo which gear shifts on the follow
| i0g cars are the Same as the ChaI
wors ana which are tnr same as the
lNlck Tho cars arv. Packard
cadillac. Isrco Arrow. Paige. King
Smu Haynes Oakland saxon.
chandler llupmobnr Jordan and
Peerless
Haynes Oakland Chandler Peer
leas. and thc lntr-t Packard. and
s'uH have q gear SHIFT lhc same HF
The Chalmers chat lN FIRST Irff back.
second right forward third right
back Some oarlor models uf tho
Packard and SiufE hAt tho shirt tho
same as tho nuirk The Pierce has
four speeds forward. while the Hun.
mobile has tho first speed Icft fur.
ward believe the King and 1or-
dou 10 hc the same aF the Chamcrs
ALSO. Iu fact tho great majority Of
oara NOW have this shln
q I hayo quite few questions
io aFk about my automobile My
cor ls model t--.) 1915
which ls tho best lubricant
ND.lD' Mun0Iu.l ToIHrine or DiNons
carbon and heat tcst considered
ls thoro any advantage in
using National spark plugs which
have oue-inrh sparkling surface
B DO sIark gap iptenslfiors holp
any
ls my method Of rcmgvIDg
carbon a good ouc7 pour about
three ounces of boiling water into
each spark plug hole with hot on
Einc and then start engine ! put
an oll can fllcd with hot water by
air intake of cNrhuretor 90 that con.
slant dripping would be sucked mp
into the carburotor
o. II the Use ~ "Econo-K X lcen"
an advantage
6 How should valve stem hd
justod bc Installed
T. What viii prevent gasoline line
from leaking N connections are
screwed up tlrht7
How should clutch and clutch I
springs be adjusted
10 DO gns electric vapori1crs
which are put inside Intake mani .
fold help starting IN cold weather
II n Hsfe7 VIII % reduce flow " .
vRpor. since 10 projects into .
tho manitoba
IL Please give diagram for IN T.
stallation OF an ammcter
r. Is "Absopure" water good for /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Rev Walter Murray. hY M g. a
worker .u France. was killed before
Chateau Thl"rry recently in pecu-
liar accident lie was between TWO
shells which exploded simultaur-
ous'v. The cnncuEslnn killing him.
althoHrh not mark was made on
h's body nc had been serving
American soldiers from cantepn
near tho front llnc trenches when no
mot h.s tate Mr Murray was bur-
ief 'n officers row with military
Eouofs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
Mhat NJ nonc Mlnh sngnr-

one INIuslnl IONS l.00U,O0O
YouuH- OF sugar headed for Ger
many was held up three years ago
aud stored 100 q French warehouse
Lately 10 v1s put up az auction by
French and American authorities.
and the s NJ O.. A.. making the
highest bid. got the sugar. The
sugar ls now bolng made into ten
gwn.oH chocolate bars for the sol-
Ven and Will doubtless taste little
sVnofar since 70 was originally In
tended for German st0machs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

gu"t 'n' pil'' OF l,lIluNam ina
tl,"' moo, ioi'". we railway wa
w nl'u uy lhe Single. rocky I"''
'Nh "t'h an' l"'"ln"NN't W'i'
u"n nI,thr' IN aIo ihe orlE'nai l'"' N'l
,'. ' ,''''' "l 'u" '"i',' n' 'Nu
'''""h n"el ana 'aI''"N ih' MOS
'N.,' ur,' ,'hh '"An'p' ana ''NA''
Inv p'pl '"I 'h' most primary h''u'
.n". ..'ll'h. luN'''d disease 'h'
W. p"oh'r u""n "p.n VIZ W"
'' 'n' ''p'Wl CITY NINA a""
'N} were 'hA'h'Sj.
Taft Did Ills Bit, Too.
Ana then came Jimmie gr,cn. and
.Nf'ar Jimmie Tal ana rIyu govern.
MON. ana tho good man who have
....Nci Taft and worked with tho
.IN'H Co produce the flourHhing
'.I NtprN Philippines of today
THE pIpurs city remains p. the
IH#r ono of the prritIoBt elites uu
.s.IU Uuf the pnlms wave along
tIu .uu vharvcs ana great ware.
'.HH.. fUrohbiug with Industrial
. E. longer. ,gs you leave your
..m.r fa Go ashore. do you brave
bouncing h.lIuws " me bay In
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1fuw ruf rourusrntaiIycs and Judges
and governors and treasures and
Surveyor. school teachers ana chi.
. lfrn doctors and nurses, merchants
ana artisans human witnesses iu
our proved pledge. 'Ihe Philippines
'"' 'N' F'.u.u".. tell Jimmie Green
.'"" N'N h' aI h'H work M'N,n
los began ' twenty yaarsaogn lie
7i.1 'ht' Poe WuuId not NicII away
me h'I''AE" oi .h's" people nor per
Inll III =" hr stolen Nhcn Mehlh.
l,"' WIS murdered. l'''H'E'lI ana
Ih' continued h.a poIrN ln 'n' lA,.
'i "'1 W"'ll Hnt"'H ana 'l1 N"Iln
opposition. LAWS wore pAsN'u Nn''h
pieNeHi'a even AMI ans II'N'
r,I'hNI nt 'h' mhI OF lne j. "lpln"
h' pNH'N whlNh mo M'lll 'h'g'I"l
"T'R'nh'rd tnr me pr''','lpn oI 'h'
b''lIt "I Japan was inN"N'u aNu NP
P"'d ny America ~ 'hr lhlupp 'n
nor i1r ourselves. nu. 'g'.nn5 even
uHl l'a' 10y INV ',' ''''
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Twenty wears after the trenches OF
1885, the Filipino n1iion makes ltS
own laws and administers them win J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-30

Miguel Aware Garcia. candidate
q! gobierno del Estado de Colin'a, VI
no a esta capital n arrcglo de algu-
nos ~asuntos p~articulares, se&un ma
.nifest0 = la prensa. y, aprovech2ndo
81 viaic juzg6 prudentc haccr una VI
sita = Carranza. con objeto dc poner-
le On conocimiento dc que habla aceF-
+ado 81 candidatura. agregandc cue
dcntro dc! orden V de Ia ley, loa a
e~mprendcr los trabajos relatives.
No ouiero.-dijo Aware Garcia
scr motive lie di=gustos o reyertas en-
mi EstaGo. y por ESQ cenlre mi cam
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-30
FUERON SEMBRADAS LAf
HACIENDAS POR LOS
CHAVISTAS
EN- MLCHOACAN
Los duenos las encuentran lie
mas de 5pimos frutos

MORELIA, Mich. Diciembre IS
Los :lamados chavistas algo hicieron
al fin de provccho para las mi3mas
personals I quienes causaron enormes
perjuicios, Y las que ahora, al reel
bir nuevameItc SuS ~hacienjas, sc haE
hallado con que los bando,eros las
habian semhrado, cuvos p~rcductos pa
sardn d sus verdaderos Guenos.
Como es sabido. Chavez Garcia te-
MIA establecjdo su Quartet General
de crimenes en- 81 pueblo &c Pcnjami-
10. pueblo que, cast por 10 inaccesi-
bic. resulta ine~Xpugnable, siendo por
10 tanto una e~xccleute defensa mill
tar, en- il que hi Grupo lie kombres
pucde acabar con bata,loHes enteros
que Sc propoHGan tomarlo por asalto.
Alreded.r de Penjamillc existen
mucfas fincas lie campo importantes,
de las cualcs SC ha5ian ]apoderado los
hombres del bandolcro, Y las que Sc
habian dcdicado 4 'cultivar con en-
peho. SECURES dc que nadie podria
arrebatarles cl producto de las magni
ficas cosechas.
Las iltlmas siembras cue los cha
.vistas hicieron en- esas fincas, cstan
para rcndir acknowledgements; v como
Sus usurpadorcs las abandonaron a
causa de la mucrtc del jefe muerto,
~gesulta que ahora las cosechas ser;!n
levantadas precisamente por los pro-
p~ictarios dc las haciendas, quienes
las creian 81 no perdidas en- 10 abso-
lutte. 81 abandoaadaS dVrante el ITEM
20 que podia permancccr en- aTE!as el
cGlebre bandolero.
Estos informeS recitio el gObierno
del Estado, ' as! los comunico 4 los
duenoS dc las fincas. quicncs cstan
satiSfechos porquc = 4 reponcr algo
de 10 mucho qIe tienen perdiGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-30
LOS P~RESUPUESTOS DEL
DISTRITO FEDERAL

Los Lies. Luis Manuel Rojas Y
Jose Natividad Macias, fueron CO.
misionados por ell GGGierno para que
estudien la question financiera del
Distrito Federal, a fin de lograr IN
equiiibrio en- los ingresoS y los eyre
SOS. pueS como Sc sabe cyiste I'm de-
ficit de diecisietc millcnes anuales.
Este eStudio sera ~preseItado en-
brevc. Y en- les centres oficiales Sc
tiene Ia creencia de que en- 81 Sc Ia
resuelto este dificil problema, qus
ranto. IN p~reocupado del propio del
Distrito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-30
Los uecinos p~acificos han ST.
do rec0nceRtrGdoS

VERACRUZ. Diciembre 2S.-Car-
los Santa Ana. uno de los mas atre,
vidos c intrenidos aviadoreS con que
cuenta IA Jefatura de Operaciones
Milftares en Ell EStado, assemble aver
o su maquina a una altura de mil
G~uinientos pies, hacienda evolUciOaes
u fueron admiraGas Dor los que 10
contemplation.
FL objeto de este vuelo fue Ell de
recorrer los pIeb!os de Sac Juan Cos
comatepec. Tomat.an, Tetla, Choca-
man V alglnos otros. So6ce los que q
rrojG algunas i~nstruccioRes del Je-
fe &C las O~perac;ones. para que los
vecinos pacific2s SC reconcentraran
en- los lugares donde estuvicrln las
fuerzas del gohierno. en- vista de que
auueIlos pueblos iban q ser bombar-
ieados por yarios &vioaeS de guerra.
Ccse de obreros en- 81 Arsenal.
Mala impression ha caUSado aQui IA
noticia. relativa 4 que deSde el ala
prinero del e@trante Erero. qUeGa-
ran sin trabaIo en- c! Arsenal Gel
puerto, cerya de d~oSc:entos obreros
de todos los ramos. a QIlenes dc Sc
euro sera sumamcnte diGicil consc-
Guir trabajo en otroS lUgaTeS.
Los ohreros, al series communicate
In orden. p~rocuracon adquiric datoS
sobre Ia carsa que motiva 81 separa-
cion. ha5ie7doSclSs m~anifeStado cue
era DOT e~speciales razones de econo-
mia por 10 que el gobiernc, contra su
voluntad. sc veia obligado L suSpen-
derlos en- Sus labores.
Algunos de elos no eStaG conTor-
mes con csta re~5olIcion. ' es pro-
bable que sc dirigan = Carranza, en-
poniendoie que como es possible que
a los c~mpleados del gobierno Sc les
estan aumentando los SueldoS, y It
ellos. los obre-os, Sc les quite hasta
Ell trabajo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-30
ASALTOS Y ROBOS A Ia
ORDEN DEL Ola

a las oficinas de Ia respective de-
marcaci6n de policia Sc present0 u
individuo de nombre Salvador Mora
les, que vive en- 26S de la Gale
dc Soto. manifestando que habia sn-
contrado vacio ST. domiciiio, del quo
habian desaparecido todos los muc
bles y demaS ohietos. asi como Ia can
tidad dc mil pesos que teEia reunid0s
de sus economics.
Segun las Gcclaraciones del incon-
solable Morales, viva maritaimente
cor una mujer Que va habia notadc
a. andaba I'm tanto cuanto d~esenvuel-
ia, Y que esta, IN combination con
Ia portera de Ia casa. Sc habia mar
chado. lle~vjndose TODD 10 que 81 tc-
MIA, incluycndo los mil pesos que lc
habia dado 2 guardian, GcrositanGo en-.
ella una confianZa igUal 4 Ia que 81
ciene en- una esposa amartc y Carl
nosa.
a Ia nrimera dcmarcaci6n de poll
cia Sc preserto cast desnudo, el Sc
nor Carlos Rcsendcz. quien, al dese:a-
barcar del tren cue lego del Estado
de hiialgo, tom6 an auto, cayo chan
ffeur ' Sd ayUdante 10 asaltaror y 10
robaron. Fl senior Resendez cuerta 10
ocurriGo ash.
Cuando tome el auto di en- scgu-da
cl nombre del hote1 i dondc debia
conducirmc: una vez en- el carr0, re-
jpentinanente Sc subi5 al estrioo un
embosado DUO dijo: estees eli padre
de Quintanilla. que Sc fugo; vamos
con q Il IL Inspection.
FL auto imprimiG mayor veiocidad
4 su maqIina, y POGO Gcspu6s Sc ha-
iiaba en- los llanos de i peniterciaria.
donde cl embosado Y 81 chauffeur
J pretendieron asaSinarle. 81 no les h2-
cia entrega de cuanto portaha. Etc
es el eStado en- cue me deiaron.