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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25
MUNITIONS CROSS
CONTINENT N TRUCK

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2I-The
nrst motor truck to start across the
continent laden with military sup.
plies en- route from Australia to
France. left the Golden Gate july II
for New York via the Lincoln High
way. The ocean to ocean haul ia be-
ing made by aAMaxwell truck in CO.
operation with army authorities OF
the United States government. and is
laid out on a schedule that will con-
vey the load from coast to ccas. AZ
the rate of more than loo miles a
day--the time ordinarily made by
passenger automobile tourists.
With Ray Mcnamara, Maxwell
road engineer. at the wheel. the truck
took a ton OF supplies from an Aus
tralian liner at the San Francisco
wharves. was ferried across the bay
TO Oakland and started on its hrst
days run to Sacramento, California
-127 miles.
AS the distance from San Fraucis-
co to New York by speedometcr rec
ord is 341S.9 miles, evcry possible
effort will be made TO put the truck
over the highway route in the short
est possible running time. and 10 es-
tablish transcontinental record "A
truck transport.
BY this trip. Detroit made truck
will for the first time serve as IN
overland link in an international asul
by sea and land Of more ;han IL 900
milee-mOrc than half NAV .cupI ibo
world.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25
PAINLESS JOINTS
t11 Country 10 Pull % Them Since
Druggists eommeneed 10 Sell
eNsutrone Prescription o."

IhoDo % 10 reason on earth why
~ one should suffer another day
I|I1 painful. inflamed. swollen joints
1I muscles Of any kind arising from
IIl4matiDm, when you can get . large
.I|IIe q HNeutTono Prescription %"
~ SOC ond 800 the bottle.
Not Z liniment. mind you. 10 clog
ID TIE pores. bat . blood purifying
.D1IlIng nj healing INTERNAL remedy
nat takes out ell soreness ana pans
nd leaves tie muscles fseliag fine
|II c0nl0EtabiO.
ID nv - % core ana crippled
mt 20 oaA not set around. hut take
Nv WoolkB' treatment Of "NeutYone
Prescription %" and yen win enjoy
|I'|ID lIpodom from rheumatiSm.
~ eNeulrone Prescription %" for
.|IIIIo t1lnmatism. for govt, for the
.'.ll)a USo q Whoa you feel an Al.
|I(e c1mIhD % I'd yoa win b mighty
.III DIo1ood with The result.
Mountain City Drug Co. and Leading
lIDiplp eyeTywbcre.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

A new telegraph ard telephone line
IL being constructed to conect Colon.
Panama, with the small town OF Porto
Bello. situated about 20 miles east OF
the city at one Of the best harbors
on the Caribbean Coast OF Central
America. Before the completion OF
the Panama Railroad. in 1856. Porto
Bello was the Atlantic port for the
overland traffic across the lsthmus
OF Panama.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

Congressman George NJ. Bowers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

WASHINGTON, D. c., July %
Under . Law which permits 100 can
GI1aies from the non-com class in the
navy 70 qualify for the Naval Acad'
Gmy ot Annapolis each year. 1t Is Off
ciaIly announced that approximately
50 have successfully passed the en-
trance examinations and entered the
Academy last week. There was one
West virglnlan among them-Carlisle
II. Thompson, Of Parkersburg.
Application for Q pension increase
Na1 fIled today by Congressman
Woodyasa for Frederick Arm. Of Ben's
Hun, Peasants county.
Former Senator W. r. Chiffon Is in
the city. accompanied by his nephew,
Riley Wilson.
nr. Cory HOgg. Of Huntington. for
mor member Of the State Senate and
Democratic asplrant for the guberna.
iorlal nomination In 1916. is q visitor
q TIE Capital.
Congressman Edward Cooper: his
hlulher4nlaw, Dr.. D. II. Thomas. ana
h|8 hookkoeper. Mr.. Haig. came to
Washington from Bramwell to confer
with Commissioner Of Internal Reve.
nue. u c. Roper on an important pri.
llle business matter. Mr.. Cooper is
spending the brief congressional re-
cess ct his homo attending to his large
business interests. He is giving per.
1on1l attention to trying to speed up
Iko production Of coal IN mines.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

Scnms n lFum Cnmpaigning II the Bso.
unA district an1 spent . busy day here
Nonaay At III once. Mr.. Bowers told
friends that his opponent was making
q personal attack upon him that show
ID blttsrness, hut he added. my
friends seem to be withstanding the
attack and the party public seem to
understand II in an entirely disap'
uroyins frame Of mind. ! feel conf.
dent OF my denomination. which will
be an endorsement OF the party Of my
record as q member Of the House.
From AL the information ! have Sc
cured, and from what have seen in
INV travels in the district, the party Is
ir better shape in the Second district
than Il has been in many years. Re-
publicans everywhere tel me that they
are with the party without kick this
YEAR ami are ready to vote right now
IL they had the chance. The party Is
IN fine shape. indeed"
OF the three known dead resulting
from the sinking Of the U. s. Cruiser
San Diego on Fire Island last week.
one is q West Virginian, Frazier o.
Thomas. machinist's mate, whose faith
or. Lochard A. Thomas. resides at
Charles Town, W. Va. There are A
missing, IL unaccounted for. thought
10 have been absent on shore leave.
A commission as postmaster at
Wellsburg. W. Va. has been issued at
the Postofice department, bearing date
| of the 18th inst. The postoffice at
Pleasant Valley. Marshall county, mas
been ordered discontinued.
The list OF casualties from the army
in France. covering the period OF the
recent German offensive and counter
offensive launched by the allies. has
not started TO come in to the War de-
partment yet This list, in which there
! Is countrywide interest, IS not expect
ed TO be put on the cable before Thurs
day. IL then. Up till this first big en-
gagement in which our troops nave
taken part, il has taken from seven 10
eight DAYS for the casualties to be re-
ported from General Pershing to the
War department. The report that is
now being so eagerly and anxiously
awaited. will be the longest that has
ever been sent in since American
troops reached the fighting fronts. But
even so. it is not expected to be out OF
proportion to the number OF Amerl-
can soldiers engaged. the long dura'
tion of the fighting. and the wonder
ml success which has attended the
Allied armies in the last ten days.
The last West Virginian to lose MS
life in action at the front was Corporal
Cubert w. Lemon. whose mother,
Mrs. Margaret Lemon, resides al
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25
WASHINGTON NEWS -
GOSSIP y szzzz.: :.ssz: :zizz:

pext November.
"The Democrats cannot hope to
make any issue on the war, because
the Republican party throughout the
country is as much for the war as the
Democrats. The voters everywhere
understand this, but they are impress
ed with the importance Of having an
administration when the war is over
that will handle the reconstruction
efficiently. and 1t is for that reason, ]
believe, the Republicans will win"
Congressman George NJ Bowers
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

( Senator Howard Sutherland Is con-
l|1tnt that the Republican will carry
ne next House Of Representatives and
hat they have more than q good
chance to gain the Senate.
"a IN the House the Republicans will
yin seats IN numerous states" said
1tn1lDe Sutherland. I'VE expect in
West Virginia to make q gain Of two,
md Uo are sure to elect the Republi.
t1n candidate for United States sena-
I1n whoever he may be-"
Senator Sutherland. OF course. Is not
taEing my part in the primary fight
for the Republican nomination. in
which there are four candidates. "The
contest for the nomination will leave
- laetlonai differences" he declared.
The Republican party Of West Vir.
I|nio. indeed, Is in closer harmony
nan e has been In many years. The
candidates for the Senate are waging
IIIendly battle without the least evi.
I1nce q bitterness, and whoever is
winner WIN have the undivided and
|1IAI support Of the other candidates
nd their supporters. Inasmuch as
West Virginia 10 normally Republican
u about 1900 It Is safe to say that
Ne Republicans wiz win q big victory
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

Mrs. T. Perry Pippitt has as her
guest at her residence here, her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles NJ. Martin, OF Park
ersburg. vino, with a party OF friends,
motored to Washington, stopping en-
route at Loeb Lynn, Md, for an extend
ed stay.
Daniel Dinger. Wheeling merchant
OF prominence, was captaining a mo-
tor party touring the east, which
stopped off here for several days. Mr..
Dinger visiting at the home OF his
brother, David Dinger.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

L. o. Satterfield, who is employed
at Lumberport, spent today at his
home in State street.
Miss leila Graves. OF Pike, W. Va.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. II. Satter'
field and family in State street.
George C. Louden, OF State street
who has been very Ill for several
weeks, is resting somewhat easier the
past couple OF days.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

II. r. Dunlap. patent lawyer, OF
Wheeling. W. Va, reports that the
Patent Office records show the recent
issue Of patents to West Virginia in
yentors as follows: Henry c. Benton
and J. r. Vest, Huntington, automo-
bile.puller: Rodney r. Groos. Park
ersburg. measuring device; Frederic
Helmick. assignor to Helmick Foundry
Machine Co. Fairont. roller'bearing
mine car wheel; Peter Malacos,
Wheeling. pneumatic tire; ". A.
Neal, Lewisburg, resilient tire for au'
tomobile-wheels; Gyorgy Pongracz'
Ohley. paddock; n. B. POTTER. Charles
ton. toy pistol; Richard Ryan. Cleve-
land, and T. Smith. Wheeling, compost
ton for bricks, blocks. posts and the
like: u. L. Slonaker. Wheeling, anti
glare attachment for headlights.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

z. Z. White, prominent and well
known coal operator Of Raleigh coun.
", is visitor in Washington. He Is
here on business connected with the
Fuel administration.
The Pension commission has mott
fled Congressman Stuart +. Reed that
favorable action had been taken on the
application presented by him for and
in behalf OF Mrs. Melissa Bonnell, OF
wilsonburg. 4 pension has been
granted her at the rate OF $25 a month,
starting from October 3, 1917.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall and lit
tie son. Paul. of Parkersburg. W. Va,
are at the Raleigh. They have been
at Atlantic City and are on their way
home.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25

WaIkoT. Wooa county. Ne Vas Report.
"a b the list issued under date q
July 39d.
II the preceding days. list Of those
severely wounded was the name Of
Roy Holbert Glover. q mechanic. whose
next Of kin 10 given in the records -
Burt B. Glover. Of Reader. W. Va. He
was the last West virgtnian TO ap-
pear in the list Of severely wounded.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
DOS AUTOS

l.. ]. Hart, do parte al Department
to dc detectives que mientras 81 V su
familia So encontraban visitando a
otra familia de su amistad, dejaron su
automovil iStudebaker, de siete pasa-
jeros. a la puerta de la Residential y
rnos ladrcnes de autos Sc apoderaron
dc Ia maqn'ra, que lleva e. registro
nunero :.&07. Todos los geHdarmes
de punto fueron avisados de las Sc
mas &c Ia miquina robada Y recibie-
ron 6rdenes dc recogerla Y aprehen-
derla a q~uiencs viajaran en- ella.
A las pocas horas dc registrado cl
robo de que hablamos en el parrafo
anterior, Sc cfectu6 cl de otro autom6-
vii Ford, modelo 1915, registro LOCI,
de Ia propicdad de J. Riggs, emplea-
do del San Antonio Express. Esta
maquina fuc re~cuperada n bora des-
pues de que los ladrones Sc apodera-
ron de ella. La ocupaban dos indi-
viduos que fueron reducidos a pri-
sion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
RESULTO LUCIDA UNA FIESTA
DE ANIVERSARIO

Ell PASO, Texas, - de abril.-
Antier cclebr6 con una fiesta Etara-
ria que termin6 en- bale, la sociedac
mexicana mutualiSta La ConsJruc-
tora,' el 10 aniverSario de 81 fun
daci0n, habiendo resultado Ia fiesta
que Sc organize al e~fecto, de las mas
animadas y concurrIdas que SC han
-cgiStrado a ultimas fechas en- csta
localidad.
La reunion, que tuvo verificativo
CT 81 salon Odd-FcllowS, situado en-
Ia esquina de las GALES de Santa Fe
= Franklin, do principle con un ami
mado bale en- cl que las principal
les senoritas de Ia colonia mexicaaa
en- esta ciudad Sc e~ntregaron d las
de.icias del walls.
Ameniz6 Ia fiesta Ia orquesta del
conocido professor Pioquinto Coma,
lez.
Minutes deSputs de las once de Ia
noche, principle eI acto Official, cor
IN diScursO pronunciado por el pre-,
Sidcnte de Ia agrupaci6n, senior Jost
". CHAVEZ, Siguiendo Ia lectura de-
acta primordial dc la sociedad, POI
81 ~secTctario Pedro Martinez.
En- seguida, ia senorita Maria de
Jesus N&rolcs execute nj piano, hi.
ciendolo de manera brillante, Ell Can
to del Pastor.
Al senior Juan n. Ficrro Sc lc I'M
puso una medallagen nomo~e de la
sociedad, por haber siio q QUicE
durante Ell aao social que termin0
antler, present0 mayor numcrO tie
Socios d la corporation.
Como numcro de obscquio, q ba.
r!tono Galian cant0 Ia hermosa can
ci6n meXicana de la ~.arzuela Las
.Iusas del Pals" "Ojos TapatioS,'
.siendo caluroSamcnte o~vaci0nado.
Estreno de una hermosa marcia.
DUrante uno de los ~entreactos de
Ia fiesta a que Sc refierea las ante
riorcs ~iineaS, Ia orquesta del macs
tro Gonzalez ~cjecuto como estr2"o,
a Marcia llamada La Constructor
IA" dedjcada a la sociedad de este
nombre pOr su autor el professor P.o-
qEinto Gonzalez, siendo, ciecutantes
y autor, muy a%plaudidos por Ia con-
currencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
E.streno de una hermosa Marcia.
ERIAN PELEAR.

In Ia eSquina de las GALES Pecos
y Salinas, For cuestiones b~aladies, es-
tuvieron a punto de renir dos iadi-
viduos, uno de los cuales sac6 a luz
una navajo. Los vecinos que Sc die
ron cuenta de Ia rina hicieron lamar
d IN gendarme, quien detuvo a IN IT.
dividuo de nomore Leonardo Leos,
quien fue puesto en- libertaG bajo fan
Ia de S25, aGvirtiendosele que debe
presentarse hoy q las ocho de la ma
mana en- Ia corte municipal para ser
juzgado por el juez de policia Buck
ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
DE- LAS 0FICINAS DEPOLICIA /
RENDIAN QUITO A BRIAN

En- un centrico hotel fueroa sorpren-
didos aver, por la policia reservada,
cuatro individuos que Sc dedicaban a
iugar a ia baraja con apuestas de
dinero. A los tahures Sc les recogie-
ron algunas barajas y ciertas canti-
dades de dinero, que quedaron en- po-
der de la policia como cuerpos del de-
Ito. Los cuatro arrestados son jo-
venes de buenas familias residences
en- San Antonio; Y para entregarse al
.juego tenian rentado un cuarto en- el
hotel donde fueron sorprendidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
Sc VERTIGO IN ELEGANTE
MATRIMONIO EN- LAREDO

LAREDO, Texas, Abril PEI
elegante temple de San Agustin Sc
puso antier de gala para recibir, a
los acordes de una marcha nupcial,
a una joven V gentil pareja: Ia VIZ
tuosa V bella senorita Aurora Cuar5n
" el a~preciable joven don Eduardo
Zorrilla. q~uienes deberian ante el ara
unir sus d~estinos.
FL temple eStaba artiSticamente
adornado Y lleno de selecta concu-
rrencia. Al hacer su entrada Ell el
sagrado r~ccinto los %novioS, una mag
! mica orquesta bajo Ia direction del
professor Julian NJ. del Vilar ejecuto
Ia Marcia Nupcial de Tanhausser, Y
momentos GeSpues, ell Reverend Pa
Dire Jose Coma daba IA bendicion nup
! cal 4 los despoSados.
Fueron padrinos en- la ceremonial,
FOR parte dc la novia, los Senores
Jose Cuar6n Y Sra. Beatriz c. de
| Cchoa. Valcriano Diez Y Elena c. de
Diez: y por parsc del novio los scno-
res Jose ZorriHa Y Angela G. de
Zorrilla, Antonio .Quintana Y Srita.
Carmen Zorrilia.
F.. a-to civil Sc VERTIGO en- ell do
miciljn dc "a familia dc la novia, la
manana del mismo dia a las diez y
media.
Fucro1 damaS de honor las dis
tirguidas = bellas senoritas Belen
Garcia Salinas, Maria C~uar6n, An
Cele Zc1rii,a, Ma-garita de la Cara,
Guadalupe, Aurora Y Maria de Ia
Cara, Bertha ! Blanca Eela, Dolo-
res : Elisa Cara Cantu Y Aurora
Horrilla.
Los ncvjos r~ccibieron muchos y
valiosos regalos de sus parientes Y
amigos.
Como los esposoS ZorrilIa gozan
De grandeS y merecidas simpatias
81 esta ciudad, principalmente entire
IA cclonia mexicana, la concurrencia
que asiSti6 a Ia Pro-Catedral de San
AguStin Y a la casa de Ia novia, fuG
nuMerosa y distinguida, tanto, que
IA fiesta ha sido calificada como ura
&c las notaS sociales de mas realce
en- mucho tempo en- esta ciudad.
\ IA uEa ) media de la tarde los
novioS. padrinos Y c~onvidados pasa-
ron al Sal6n-comedor, que Sc halla-
oa e.ega1temente adoruado, en- DON
dc les fue servido TN esplendido ban
quote.
La conviviaIidad result6 muy agra
daole ' en- ella RENO Ia mas franca
algeria.
\ Ia hora del champagne, ell seNor
Lie. MatiaS 0choa levanto SUI copa
y brind6 elocuentemente por la fe-
hcidad de los uevos cspcsos, abur-
dando en- fraSeS elegantes V Siaceras
para q~uienes han degrade Hegaf al
logro de Sus mas risuenas i~lusioLes.
Fue muy aplaudio 81 Liz. Oclloa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
POR EXPRESARSE NAL DEL
GOBIERNO.

Aver fue arrestado un joven mexi.
cano que sera consignado hoy a las
autoridades f~ederales, acusado de ha,
berse ~expresado nal del Gobicrno y
del pueblo de los Estados Unidos.
A prop6sito de esta dctenci6n, de,
bemos decir que las autoridades estar
resue!tas a castigar sacramento d
quienes dc palabra o de obra demucs,
trcn su cnemistad hacia este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
CONSiGNADO A LA AUTORIDAD
FEDERAL.

Tn agcnte de la policia reservada
dctuvo 4 un obrcro mexicano llamado
Jesus Ledesma, quien fue consignado
a las autoridades federales. Otro in
dividuo que .platicaba con Ledesma
en- los momentos en- que este fue de-
tenido, hugo antes de que Ia policia
lc cchara ell guante.
Lcdesma vive en- IN pueblo inmedia-
10 a San Antonio Y acababa de He
gar a esta al arreglo dc algunos asun-
tOS ~personales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
FIESTA DE ANIYERSARIO.

FL dia primero del proximo ME dc
Mayo. la Socicdad Bcnevolencia Me,
xicana cclebrara con una velada MT
steal ell 40. aniycrsario de su fun
daci6n, en- cl salon de su propicdad
que ticne en- Ia Gale de Matamoros,
entire las de Santa Rosa V Conchos,
En- Ia velada tomaran parte los
PARTICIPATES elementos de dicha asocia-
ci6n mutualista, una de las mas an
tiguas de San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
AUTOMOBILES

Cuando y.nga listed a San Artori'
no uecesita listed valerse do made
para que 10 ensene donde hay una
barsta para ccnprar VI automovl,
pues nosotros podemos venderle a US
ted uno. va sea nuevo o de segunGa
ruano, por IN precio bajisimO. Nc
dele De veruos = economizara dinero.
Tenemos carros de todas marcas, CO.
mo eiento cincuents de 3onde esco,
jer.
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS CLEAR
ING HOUSE
22l and 223 South Flores St
Telefono CT. 1868
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
TRES MUJERES PROFUGAS.

Aver Dor la ~madrugada Sc fugaron
de la escuela correctional de mujeres
tres jovenes que ALI estaban eHtin-
guiendo una condena. Las mujercs
pr6fugas son dos americans Y una
mexicana. Aver fuc detenida una de
las amcricanas. que resulto ser la es-
posa de un sOldado, una muchacha de
catcrce amos, que ha dado mucho que
haccr 4 Ia po!icia. Sc encuentra bajo
Ia custodia de Mrs. Green, matrona
lie Ia eStacion central de policia, has
ia que Ell marido Sc presente = rcco-
gerla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
SOLDADO VESTIDO DE PAISANO

Ell agente de la policia R. NJ. Su-
laica ~aprehendio aver a IN individuo
llamado Albert Estey, a quien Sc juz-
90 seria desertor de uno de los cuer-
pos de aviaci6n acuartelados en- Ell
Campo Kelly, Immediate a esta ciudad,
pues vestia de paisano en- los mo-
UlentoS de ser arrestado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
DESPUES DE GOLPEADO, A LA
CARCEL.

La policia tuvo conocimiento de que
en- la casa numero 500 de la Gale E,
Concrete sc encontraba I'm hombre he
rido; Sc envio Ia ambulancia para
que fuera a recoger al herido y 10
ccndujera al hospital, donde fue Gu
RADIO, siendo enviado despues a la car
eel. Ell herido era I'm negro de NOM
bre E. A. Allen, causante de I'm ac-
cideate automovilistico; ~comprobando-
Sc que estaba ebrio en- los momentos
en- que ocurrio el choque del que tan
NAL librado salio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
ReunatismO
On Rcmcdio Ca>cre ror rno Que 10

In Remcdi0 Ca>cro ror UnO Que 10 Tuvo
En- Ia priInayera q. iSg3. he si1o ala-
cadO pOr Cl TGWUIj!>nD muscular c IN
rlamatOrIO. Mis- ~sGfrIUllcnIDS Cplnprcn-
derdR solo aVU"l.G~ = nan pld"c!iO
&c eSta cnrrrWcdGG. n" ,ufrIip duran
lc tres atio>. hahIcRdu prpbdGn Tn IT,
medic IraS UI-D Y u;TU> tanlOS mrGI-
cos ZERO los slIvIuS oblcGIGO> han
Sidp tan solo I:Ga~llor.oS. FIndlUeD-
10 nCOnirr UU rrJucdIO QEle mo h3
rdradp rumplei1Wentr Y d">ir Cnl0n-
c"S la cnreTIEcGad no la vI"ltO. LO
ne rSrGlugniadH a nuItCTO-a> pcT>uUaS
afllgidaS p1T fCuma1SiUO. si-Unrs pos
IradO Ell a anna. y "a CUrd - Ia creC-
uSdn on Cada ra<n.
ueS"o que C2dl Il Gur pa'!eCc en-
cUdlquler fDrra q" r"E;Ta'.SIuu. prlc-
BE- este maFa'il!oSO p9Grr curaIvO. No
manie ut ~ rrD;ayp. >luiri"mcDir en-
vie ST. nOInbrc : Ii diT.rcian : vi. 10
TecIbIri gratis nara prOharip- pcSpUcS
de h1beriO uSdGu ' r~aCultTlnfg que
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ImpOr;e sQuc - ua dollar. P"r1 Gueda
entcIIldC GI.e NJ iCSe1 III dIRcrO haSIa
cue vi. cSt. 3CrTrcta;uelte rourOrmH
de euyIario. No ig narcrn IUSrp? Pa
n que >3TTi- gajs CGart1 - L. Cfrcrc
gratis IN ALIVE pCSilIvpt No demo
70. SSCrlSGm. HOY Iai>Iup.
Mark II. Jackson. No. 7T--p. Curaey
Bldg. syracuse, Y. Y.
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SIETE ~DETENCIONES.

La noche del sabado al domingo los
agentes del captain Van Ripper prac-
ticaron el arresto de siete personals,
en- virtud de las instrucciones que han
recibido de perseguir a la genie vicio-
sa. De los ~aprehendidos, tres parejas
estan acusadas de v~iolacion 4 los az
ticulos tres y cuatro del nuevo regla-
mento de policia y III individuo por
vagancia.
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EN- ESTADO

La policia aprehendi6 aver 4 una
mujer de color que en- estado de CO.
ma Sc encontraba tirada en- la ban
quota de una Gale del barrio de la
eStaci0n del Southern Pacific. La mu-
icr tenia consigo una bo.ella de whis-
key, que lie fue recogida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-04-29
FUNCIONES ~TEATRALES.

Sc ha iniciado n temporada tea
trail Ell Ia Carpa Guzman, sta on la
esQuina de las GALES El Paso Y Frio
los cspcctaculos tiencn lugar las no.
ches de los dias sabado V domingo
figurando entire ell cuadro artisticc
Maria del Carmen Guzmani, Maria P
de Samplers Y Amelia SolsOna, Manue.
Sampers. Aurelio Diaz Y ot-os arts
tas m~exicanos residences hace mucho
tempo en- San Antonio.
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Ell HOMBRE MANDOLINA.

Aver do principle En- el teatro Ia
ragoza dc esta ciudad, n temporada
lie ~variedades, estando a cargo del
artista mexicano Manuel E. Fernan-
dez. Eel hombre mandolina.' FL pu-
blico que asisti6 aver al Garagoza, pre-
MIC con aplausos ell trabajo del senior
Fernandez.
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NOiaS breVes de Ia Ciudad
PARA MONTERREY.

Anoche sali6 de esta ciudad con
rumbo 4 la de Monterrey, n. l., la
sonora dona Conception Leal de Paz,
esposa del senor Juan Paz. de eSta
ciudad. La estimab!e sonora va a
viSitar algunos parientes que tiene
radicados en- la capital n%eolonesa.