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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-11
Manifestaciones airadas.

Sc han recibido aqui noticias que
liadican que en- los alrededores de a
rias de las fabricas cuyos obreros Sc
han declarado en- huelGa. Sc estan
verificando manifestations de pro-
tesla que son acompanados de des-
cargaS de armas de fuego, pues la
mayor parte de los huelguistas an
dan armados. que han sido dirigi-
das sobre los edificios de las mis-
mas fabricas.
Hasta eStos momentos las autori-
dadeS, aunque va deben de tener c.
nocimiento de 10 que ocurre, no han
tornado participation en- los sucesos;
pero Sc teme u sobrevenga I'm cho-
que dc desastroSoS reSultados. va
que los gerentes dc las fabricas anne
naZadas Sc han diricido telegrafica-
mente al gobierno en- solicitud de ga
rantias.
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Por una obrera despedida.

Por motives que Sc ignoran, fue
despedida de Ia Fabrica de Cocola-
pam una obrera que era generalmen-
te querida entire sus companeroS a
fines de la semana pasada.
Embellishments los obreroS nom
brGron una comision que Sc acerco
al Gerente de dicha fabrica y solicit
to de el Ia reposicion de Ia obrera
despedida, alegando que Ia destltu-
cion habia obedecido a mala voluntad
de IN jefe de departamento.
e. gerente en- question contesto
que NADIA podia hacer el sino aprc-
bar 10 que sus subalternos hicieran,
V que. en- tai concepto, la obrera no
volveria al trabajo sino hasta que
81 jefe que Ia habia d~espedido tuv;e-
"a a 6ien llamarla.
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Tn Representative es plagiado.

Uno dc los grupos de huelguistas
que han comenzado a hacer movi-
mientos sediciosos. al yer pasar por
las inmediaciones de la fabrica clau-
Surada a varias personals a bordo de
un auto, hizo fuego sobre elias, eau
sando al chauffeur una herida de
sravedad.
En- seguida los obreros Sc apode-
raron del Representative dc la ia
brica mencionada, que iba a bordo
del auto, Y aun lie tienen en- su po-
der, a~segurandose que lie han obliga-
do a firmar una carta en- Ia que Sc
compromete reanudar los trabajos
fabrics en- condolences impuestas por
el grupo de obrcros que lie tienen en-
su poder.
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ARRENDANIIENTOS

CARRoS DE ALoUILER DOLLAR.
$3.50 por bora. Sc guardian y lavan earros.
sl.00 semanario. Reparaeiones y pinsuras
muv baratas. 5o4-5O6 S. Flores. Tc.cfonos
Crockett y Travis 1920.
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PESQUISAS

$1,000 DE GRATIFICACION dare a Ia per-
soma. que me proporcione informes exsctos del
senior Marcos Soils y &c Ia sonora Angela
Ayala, originarios de La Barca. jail. Mex.
Ia sonora es de color moreno. cuerpo regu-
lar. tiene varios lunares en- Ia cara: ell senior
e: moreno. cstatura regular. Cualquier in
forme que sc tenca acerca dc dichas perso-
mas favor de dirigir.o I Sebastian Ayala. ti5
Cherry St, Fort Collins. Colo. q
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Pos Correo. para LA PRENSA-"

ORIZABA, Veracruz. 3 de octubre.
movimiento huelguista que
ofrece ser formidable dados los ca
racteres cue assume, ha estallado en-
TODD, Ell distrito fabril de Orlzaoa'
ocasionado realmente por pequenaS
causas, pero que ha lido tomando pro-
porciones verdaderan,ente alarman-
tie.
Todas las fabricas de hilados Y te-
iidos de esta eNtensa region, han pa
ra!izado sus trahajos, y i!egan a al
gunos millares los obreros que Sc han
declaradc en- huelga, pero no una
huelga pacifica como las anteriores
que aqui Sc han registrado, sino una
huelga escandalosa Y agresiva que
hace temer terribles resu!taGoS.
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Una uev

Ante la palabra cobardes, e. fur!o-
so general carancista Sc lanzo de nue.
vo sobre ell Lie. Pallares Y lie aSesto
nuevos Y terribles golpes con 81 for
midable macana, en- Ia cara. en- IA es-
palda Y en- ell cerebro, hacienda con
ellos que Ell periodista caycra de nue.
70 por terra, pero esta vez para no
levantarse, pues haoia psrdido el CO.
nocimiento.
A las vcces de los soidados y el rul-
do que sc produjo, algunas personals
de los despachos ~inmediatos salieron
al aasilo. pero todas, en- cuando veian
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ENSENANZA

LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTO a do
raicilio Precios convencioaalcs PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. graduado en- los ConServa-
torias dc Madrid y Paris. Recibe 6rdenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc habia Frances y Es-
panel.
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cABALLERo MExIcANo. hon-ado y ira
ba iador, de so amos de rdid, dcsea correspon-
Sencia con senorita mcxicard. objcto matr-
ionic. Dirigirse n Martin Perez, Bureau.
illinois. ~
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indignation entire les obreros.

FL gesto soberbio de los duenos de
Ia fabrica clausurada, indigno sobra
manera a los obreros de ella. quienes
inmediatamente enviaron emisarios 4
sus c~ompaneros de todas las abricas
de la region, ponifendo en- conoci-
miento del personal de cada uno 10
ocurrido Y e~xhortandolos a que apo
yaran la actitud del primer grupo
huelguista.
Los reSultados de tai propaganda
no Sc hicieron esperar; d los pocos
momentos de haber ~regresado los CO.
nfisionados cerca de los distintos
gruposo breros, la huelga Sc declara-
ba en- todas las fabricas de esta re-
gi6n, principiando entire los elemen-
tos obreroS unidos una agitacion de
muy maloS augurios.
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DE 0CASI0N|
EMPL.EOs

Sc NECESITA IN buen Zapa:ero. Boen
sreldo a persona compe.ente. o:u:ean Il 6elts
Austin ST. tiS'
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Sc NECESITA recan,arcra para trahajar G:
LIS mahanas debc ser ascada. ocurran
232 Garden s. utl
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VElSDEMoS MUy BARA7oS "Fcrds".
nodclos 1917 y 1918, cast nuevos. Automobile
Dealers Clearing House. 22l-223 South Flores
ST. Preguntar por el senior Vega o l-=eAH4
Alvarez. 90
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NENDO mi Residential situada en- In esqIirA
de las GALES Sheridan y Madison: Ia nejor
acoadicionada de Ia ciudad. con o sin niue
b!es. Tambien magnifico autom6vil Pierce
| Arrow Para mayores informes ocurran a 1T
y 4 w. Commerce St, o Cargo LA PREM
SA.
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HENTO un magnif;es cuarto amueblado, en-
casa familia particular; propio para maei-
moni o dos cabalieros; con aS:s'sheia 81 sc
dssea. media cuadra dc In Inca San Pedro.
l0T Warren St.
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VENTAS

FORTUNATE DE LOS SANToS-Agente
lie la Compania SINGER de Maquinas de
COSER. Maquinas de COSER para famiIia.
Sastreria y Zapateria en- abonoS muy como
dos. RENTO maquinas. Vendo fonografos
COLUMBIA en- a6onos. i0T Nortc San Sa-
ba. Te!efono Travis $3.50.
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SENECESITA carros para mudanzas o car
gar cquipajes. liable 4 icieiono
Travis 1926.
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APRENDA I'd. a hztlar y escrihir ingles
cot! propi.dad y correction. Prot. u. P
Diaz. 403 y. Flores
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AGENTES DE pUBLICACIONES. VA es-
IA en- prensa el peri6dico annual hamoristico
"El Eco de los Panteones = impreso 4 cole.
res. apareceri los diaS ~ y : de Noviembre
p-6yimo. Precio, &c ejempla- Ordene 81
pedido con tempo. BazaliIa y A-rezola,
Ir1prcsorcs. Box 2S3, Laredo. Tex. tl6j
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SENIOR PRISCILIANO LOZANO. sirvase
listed mardar 81 direction al senior j.. Z.
S.rib!ing. Llaro, Tex. tZoj
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CAMBIO un solar muy bien situado por IN
FORD" Ocurra a 30i Wall St, dc las D de
In tardc en- ade!antc. ll)
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EN- 0RIzABA, VgEERE(lAICCRBUUZ
Una HUELCAD De CHARACTER HOSTL
LOS OBREROS R%ECURRIERON A LA FUERZA PARA
QUE Sc ATENDIERAN SUS DEMANDS

Una nueva comision de obreros Sc
acerco al gerente de la meacionada
fabrica para communicable el acuerdo
hahido, a 10 que el gerente contesto
que no esperaria ell movimiento de
huelga, puesto que desde csc momen-
to Sc s~uspendian los trabajos en- la
fabrica, para que supieran los obre-
ros que la negotiation no estaba &
MERGED de IN grupo de revo:tosos.
Como 10 anunci0 ell gereate suce-
do: las puertas de la fabrica de Co.
colapam fueron cerradas esa misma
tarGe v sobre elias Sc coloco un gran
~letrero que decia: "Clausurada hasta
nueva orden."
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Propaganda danina.

Para aumentar la agitacion de los
obreros, varios oraGores recorren los
lugares en- donde aquellos Sc han
congregado en- grupos. V Sc dedicar
a azuzarlos para que persistan en- su
act!tud, hiriendo para clio su amor
propio con el recuerdo de los successes
acaecidos en- la ciudad de Puebla ha-
ce algunos meses. cuando las fuerzas
carrancistas hicieron fuego sobre los
grupos de obreros huelguistas. por
disposition del gobierno c~arrancista.
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Senior Cesar Lorenzo. deseo hacer 4 listed
aI.unas aclaraciones sob-e aSunto particular.
Si-vase darne su direction O dirigirsc a Be-
rifacia East Bernard. Tex. CD
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FoTOGRAFIA NATIONAL" Tomamos
~retratos dia : noche; ruestro trabajo es ga
rantizado. Especialidad en- rctratos para ci
Consul y grupos familiarcs. Amplificamos.
rcveIamos v copiamos peliculos de kodaE..
NATIONAL PHOTO STUDIO" 1872 Yves;
Houston 81.
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DIVERSOS

TALLER FONOGRAF1CO. Leandro NJ: Ro-
dr;guez. Reparaci0n de FoNouhAfoo ne
-od,s cIases: Maouinas dc coser: Arnas. Re-
lci.s. Cerraduras. etc. Aaquinas dc coser
SINGER: Fon6grafos nuevos EN- ABONOS
de serunda n.ano. MUY BARATOS; Acee-
sorios para fon6gra:os y maauinas de coseT.
lO6 Buenavista St. San Antonio lex.
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Las familias huyen.

Muchas de las familias que haitian
fincas ~inmediatas a las fabricas V
que viven de 10 que fabrican para
realizarlo entire los obreros, estan
abandonando a toda prisa sus hoga-
res Y refugiandose en- los poblados
irmediatos, pues temen Que de un
momento a otro ~sobrevenga un cho-
que entire los huelguistas Y las fuer-
zas que acknowledgements seran envia-
das por el gobierro para sofocar los
desordenes.
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PROFESSIONALS

DEPARTMENT. JUDICIAL Y ADMl-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gratis a los Po-
bres' y por correo. Examlnamos ttuloS. Tor
mu,araos poderes. etc. para Ia Republicl Ne
xica.1. Antonio Castelanos. Abogado Me-
x;cano. Arthur NJ. Gray, Abcgado Americana,
de Ia Universidad de New York
Jorge W. Drake. Notario Pub!ico. Oficinas
- y % FRENCH BUILDING, 7. o. Box 26I,
San Antonio. Texas.
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C. MARROQUIN IMPORTADOR DE
PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS. LAREDO. rE-
HAS,
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ESPECIALDAD en- reclamcciones por da-
nos personales, atropelios. etc. Hago toda
c!ase de cobranzas. F. p. McClockey, I'll
frost Bldg.
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DIR. FEDERICO JoHNSTON-Medicina y
cirugia en- general. Hotel Monterrey, Guar
tos l y 9. lO9 S. Santa Rosa AYenIe, Tele-
fonos CIR. 2616 = Or. 1909.
ALAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE-Asuntos
sonfidenciales. I'll Frost Bldg.
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OCULISTA oPTICO.-DR- ARTURO Ora
MER. An,eojos y ientes de todas clnses.
Examen de Ia vista GRATIS. Dice amos de
cstuaio y ~practica en- Europa y Mexico. Ha-
ba espanol. frances c italiano. 3l9 Hicks
Building. Esquina de la Gale Houston y
hyrrida c.
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DR.. SALOME CARA ALDAPE. de la Ia
cultad de Mexico, autorizado en- el Estado de
Texas. ESpecialis:a en- ciruGia en- general.
Oficina 10 East Nueva st. Telefono Travis
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MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO. Abogado.
Especial atencion al servicic dc consuitaS y
documentoG iuridicos concerniente5 Il neTocios
: Ieyes &c Mexico. 20I Martin Bldg. Fl Pa
so. Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
K0KOM0 FUEL SUPPLY
Is STILL VERY LOW

News Times Special Service:
KOKOMO. Ind, Jan. 23.-Tbe
Howard county fuel commission
Tuesday decided to remove all local
restrictions placed on business
houses and starting with Wednesday
the stores and offices Will open and
close at the usual hours, while the
theaters. pool rooms and bowling al
leys Will open for the first time since
last Thursday night The members
of the commission decided that as
local restrictions were being lifted
elsewhere il would be useless 10
hamper the people of Kokomo fur
ther.
With the end of the fve-day shut
down for the factories of kokOmO .,
several find their coal supply so low
that the officials say they will not
open today. KokomO has only $50
tons of coal in the yards. less than
enough for day. Considerable COM
plant has been heard because In
dianapolis and other cities confscat-
ed coal for KokOmo, but w II.
Turner. the Howard county fuel adj
ministratOr, has refused to confis-
cate any coal passing through the
city for other points, on the theory
that it was probably needed as bad
" at the place to which it was CON
signed as in kokom.O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23

Ne~tle'~ Food DE soc. - ~
Natures Remedy. pc at tsc: soc at 34c
Norwich Dental Cream. 35C at ..--.. g
Neuraline. pc at ........ ........-... lie
Orchard White -.-......- ...........-. .
Orangeine. pc az ............ .-... lie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
MAN POWER To
WIN WAR SAYS
MAJOR BETH
Famous English Commander
and Author Brings Tales
From Front to Knife
and Fork Club.

The Germans are Withdrawing
troops from the eastern TO the west
ern fronts, in hopes of driving US
back. We are glad they are doing
that. for in the western district we
are best equipped TO kill them off
with great dispatch, and it is by
running the enemy's man-power that
we will win this war
This statement from Maj. Hay
Beth OF The First Hundred Thou
sand" English who went into the
war. brought rounds of applause
from the closely packed Rotary
room Of the oliver hotel last night.
Nearly the entire membership of the
Knife and Fork club was out TO hear
the program.
BY pictures and drOll descriptions
Maj. Beth brought TO his audience
the more intimate side of the great
war. His stories Of attacks. always
ending with remarks about the vic
toriOus retreats" of the famous Hin
denburg and his line, combined with
striking stereopticon pictures of the
battlehelds and diagrams of the var
ious trench systems, impressed them
selves upon the gathering.
Urges speed i'm Production.
In conclusion. Maj Beth told how
those who stayed at home could help
to win the war DO all you can to
help speed up production. Get the
sinews of war over TO the boys in the
trenches jas rapidly as possible That
is the greatest duty of those who
cannot fight. Secondly. fight pessim-
ism. German propaganda is work
ing, reports are being spread of ill
feeling between the allies OF friction
between the countries. Those re-
ports. if traced TO their source, are
found TO come from a number of
Teutonic gentlemen in this country
drawing salaries from Berlin"
DR.. Willard Scott. introduced as a
humorist, but who really brought a
serious message also appeared be
fore the club. His subject was
Playing the Game and he explain
ed that TO play the game of life it
was necessary 20 get into things and
not to remain aloof He indicated
the change which has taken place in
the last 20 years, how students used
to feel above the rest of the world.
but now are developing themselves
for work for humanity.
Archibald Graham, local attorney,
acted as postmaster.
Describes Creeping Barragc.
The creeping barrage" and the
method of attack which is used TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
81 WAR CONFERENCES
TO BE HELD IN STATE

News Times Special Service
INDIANAPOLfS. Jan. 2e.-Tue
state council of defense today an
nounced the dates and places for So
war conferences 10 be held I'm In
diana between Jan. - and Feb. o.
Speakers of national reputation and
several wei known Indiana speak
ers Will address the conferences.
The counties i'm which the confer
ences will he held and the dates L-
clude - following; Case. Jan -*-
Delaware. Feb s. Howard Jan. @.
Tippecanoe. Feb. u. Nand-rhurs
Feb. 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
ORGANIZE LEAGUE TO
DETECT DiSL0YALTY

News Times Special Service
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Jan. %
Sergt. Major Robin Lilly. Royal
British flying corps. and Samuel d.
Miller of indianapolis We're speak
ers at a mass meeting i'm a theater
Tuesday which opened a series of
patriotic rallies under the auspices
Indiana Patriot league. Sergt Lilly
was rendered an ovation when he
was introduced and told of his eX-
periences in the war. PRIEST Finley
A. McNutt explained the purposes Of
the league which is 10 detect dis
loyalty and assist the government in
ali its underta kings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
Man-Power is Real Issue.

ldl-l OhNA - I-NAAts
The fact that ground taken or lost
is generally of little Importance was
explained by Maj. Beth. The point
of the whole thing is man-power
The side which can wipe out or Grip
pie the others man-pOwer is the side
which will win. II is for this that
we have no objection TO the Germans
butting their heads against our
western defenses. for. as 1 said. our
facilities for killing are much better
in that section
The much circulated story about
Britain holding only a quarter of the
front, while France and her allies
hold the remainder. was also ex-
planned by the speaker, with the aid
of a diagram. Considering the to-
tai number of men against us. per
yard. il has been calculated that the
English forces are lighting Al per-
cent of the enemy forces, leaving the
other half. or slightly more than
half. to her allies. True, actual
length of lines is but four to one.
but strength or attack is about
evenly divided"
Shows AerOplane Photographs.
A number of interesting pictures,
taken from British aeroplanes, were
shown by the major One Of these
shows the harbor at Ostend. Ger
many's submarine base. and at the
time the picture was taken five sub
marines lay at the docks. These are
clearly shown in the picture.
other pictures showed the battle
field Of the Somme, some OF the de-
Tense systems used by the Germans,
the territory surrounding the famous
"HiH 60" after it's capture by the
British, and the work of observation
balloons. In connection with the
Hill co. picture, the speaker point
ed out the spot at which he was To-
Gated. with two machine guns, and
described the way in which the
lighting was carried on.
The difficulties of fighting where
the land was such that digging in
meant reaching water within depth
of two feet were told Of by the
major. 1T was lay on top and be
shelled, or dig in and be drowned"
he declared. "This state of affairs
of course produced its own particu-
lar fighting system, the creeping
barrage.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
INDIANAPOLIS GLASS CO.
DESTROYED BY FIRE

News Times Special Service
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. 23.-
Fire Of unknown origin early this
morning had practically destroyed
the plant of the Stewart-Carey Glass
Co here, with a loss estimated at
100000. The flames threatened
flats in the rear OF the plant and
the apartment dwellers sought safe
ty in the icy streets. a large amount
of plate glass stored in the Stewart
Carey building was lost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
INDIANAPOLIS FACING
ANOTHER FUEL CRISIS

News lines >ptrlHl service;
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. -s.-
indianapolis il facing another fuel
crisis. according TO Dr. Henry
Jameson Marion county fuel ad-
ministrator. DIT Jameson said that
zoo tons OF coal diverted 20 DO.
nestle consurlerS Saturday and
Sunday by the state administrator
had been exhausted and that the
city was now dependent upon The
coal shipped from the mines direci
10 commercial COMPANIES
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
cut R 5i BASTIAN'S BIG CUT Cut R.ts
thevyeek RATE DRUG STORE theWeek

t the 0 We fill white astounding low
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
ANDERSON RESUMES
BUSINESS WEDNESDAY

News Times Special Service
ANDERSON. Ind. Jan. 22.-J
Netterville. Madison county fuel ad
ministrator stated Tuesday that all
places Of amusement and others
cloSed by a recent order. probably
will be permitted 10 reopen al noon
wednesday unless Unforeseen con-
ditions arise.
Retail groCers i'm session today iu-
dicated they are about To- disregard
restriction on certain sales and may
only agree 10 opening ar 6 a. m. AMI
closing at p. IN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
PAPER BOX MAKERS ARE
MEETING IN LAFAYETTE
News-rime- snecLaI serr..s

News-Time~ Special Service.
LAFAG ETTE, Ind. JAM -@.-
Three hundred Representative OF
the paper box industry from AN
parts of the United States and "a Dell
cgauon from Canada are IN this cit
10 attend the saith annual conveu-
ton OF the Western Paper Box Mfg
association which opened Wedne--
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23

ern railroad. has been granted
leave of absence 20 accept "A con,
mission as major i'm the America
railroad engineering forces f.
France. His salary will Doe $4,000
year. Mr.. Hinkle left this evening
for washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23
MAN LANDS
BIG ARMY COMMISSION

News-Times Special Service:
FRANKFORT, Ind, Jan. &c.
L Hinkle. general superintendent
OF the Toledo, st. Louis and West
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-23

accompany this system, known as
the limited objective" were de-
scribed by Maj. Beth.
First a timetable is worked out.
with a great deal OF thought and
care. Then, when the details are
fully decided upon. the work begins.
a line on the map indicates where
the line will be when the attack has
finished. The guns in the rear be-
gin their work. on schedule time.
and clean up the ground directly in
front of the infantry. Then. with
one eve on their timeta bles and the
other on the enemy, the infantry
moves forward, just behind the NOV
ing Niagara of shells, which are
timed perfectly from the rear.
The result is that at the given
time the men arrive at the line
shown on the map. The fact that
the advance is made for a compar-
atively short distance and then stop
ped. TO allow the guns TO move up,
gives the enemy an excuse to publish
reports that our attack was held
back But just the same the 'strate-
sic retreats on the part of the Ger
mans continue"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-28
No Dancing Will Be
Permitted in School
Community Center:

There will be-no dancing at the
community centers in the Omaha
public schools.
The school board, meeting in SEES
sion of the committee of the whole
at noon Wednesday, decided by a
vote of to 3 to request" the We'll
fare board not to have dances at
the community centersr The re-
quest amounts to command.
Il am. in favor of dancing, but
opposed to dancing in the public
school buildings" said President
Reed. 81 have received numerous
protests from patrons of the schools
against the dancing feature of the
community centers and we believe
the excellent work of the commun-
ity centers c an be carried on with
out dancing. There are many other
things that can be done which no.
body will object to-"
Mayor Smith is heartily in favor
of dancing at the community CEN
tiers and declared he would attend
the meetings and dance with the
people.
Miss Sterba, recreation director,
had prepared a liberal program of
dancing at the community centers.
The school board meeting lasted
more than an hour and there was
vigorous debate on the subject.
Three members were absent.