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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Velma Morgan to Lee Patterson.
Canvis Austin to Will Stapp. LESSEE
CaWthon to D. j. Foppiano.
Viola Richardson to Ishmael Sims.
Nancy Robinson to J. w. Clark, Tennie
Benton to F. John Coleman. Beulah
stone to VIII Webb, Cora Warren to A.
d. Johnican, Charlotte Long to Elmor
Anderson, Elizabeth Stevens to Jim
Purtel, Silvena Davis to Lewis Gogin,
Luvenia Bowman to Arthur Nicholson,
Blanche Ford to Wilson Green, Jonna
Anthony to Andrew Turks, Martha
Mitchell to Nat Pearson, Leila Moody to
Eby Crenshaw, Mary Thomas to Chriest
RaoH
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INSCRIPTION APPROVED.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Nov. rs. CSpl)-
The inscription proposed for the Ark
ansRs monumc to DC erected at
%Vicksburg, Miss, to commemorate the
siege and capture OF the city during
the Civil war, has been approved by
the war department and was announced
Monday by Congressman Sam NJ. Tay-
lor, Of this city. Many OF the men
named In the Inscription are we'll known
to old citizens OF Pine Bluff and other
PARTS OF the state.
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D BOYS TO MEET,

FINE BLUFF. Ark. Nov. rs. (Spll-
The program for the older boys ron
ference under the auspices Of the Young
Mems Christian association to he held
here Nov. 1890 and Dec. I, has been
announced. About 200 boys between the
ages OF Is and 20 are expected TO at
tend. The sessions will he held In the
Sunday school rooms OF the First Pres
kNterian church.
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MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group. or worse. And
then's when you're glad you have a
jar Of Musterole at hand to give
prompt, sure relief. It does not blister.
As first aid and a certain remedy,
Musterole is excellent. Thousands Of
mothers know 1t. You should keep a
Jar in the house, ready for instant use.
1t Is the remedy for adults, too. Re
Iieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia.
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu.
matism, lumbago, pains and aches Of
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
chilblains, frosted feet and colds of the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
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SCHOOL TO RESUME.

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, Nov. ~
(Spll-Prof, r. W. Hampton, superin-
tendent Of Blue Mountain high school,
which has been suspended for several
days on account OF inadequate heating
equipment, that work will
be resumed this week. the stoaln heat
ing system having been installed in the
new brick structure, Prof. Hampton
and his family have had to suspend
twice already this session, but plan 10
round out n year Of full work by utiliE
ing the remaining months Of the SEES
sion.
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PLAN VICTORY WEEK

PINE BLUFF. Ark, Nov. g6. (Spl)-
The week beginning Monday, Nov. rs
will be celebrated here as Victory
Week and In addition to singing OF
patriotic songs by the Four Minute men
It is expected that such singing and
praising be done In all the schools and
churches throughout the week. Judge
l.. j. Kerwin ~ chairman Of the speak
ers and Mrs. Jesse Il, Core OF the sing
ing division, Singing Will prevail at
each Of the theaters every evening dur
ing the week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-26
NEW YORK FLYER DIES
IN BATTLE OVER THERE

NEW YORK. Nov. 26,-Lieut. Mere.
dith /. Dowd, son OF Col, Hemen Dowd,
company, was killed in aerial combat
north OF Nerdun on Oct, IS. according
to a letter received from his brother,
Lieut., II. l., Dowd, medical corps, sta
| toned near where he fell.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DEATHS.

,BLACKWELL-At st. Joseph's hos
pital, Tuesday morning, Nov. 26, 1915,
at o'clock, Mamie Louise Blackwell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c, viii
llaa1s; sister of Sadie May. Hollis John
aged s years.
Remains will be forwarded from the
fuNeral parlors of John J. Collins this
!Tuesday) evening to Columbus, Miss,
for interment.
BATES-At residence, No. 527 Lin
den avenue. Tuesday morning, Nov. 26
Bates.
Kindly omit flowers
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BANK CLEARINGS.
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Mercantlle
paper, 6; sterling, 6o-dav bills. St73%;
commercial 60-day bills on banks,
$472aN commercial 60-day bills, S4.72ss
demand, S4,75n cables. N.76 7-16.
Time loans strong; 60 and 90 days and
six months, s bid.
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TAYLOR TO CAPITAL.

FINE BLUFF. Ark, Nov. 26. (Spll-
Congressman Sam NJ, Taylor leaves
HN'lredHN Tor Washington to be pres
ent at the second session Of congress
, aleu- ,uitVeneS Dec, .. Taylor re-
turned In time to cast his vote and
has been at home during the recess. the
first time since the war congress has
been In session.
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LIVE SToCK

ceipts, 100000: 1Oc lower. Bulk. $t7.10@
1850; heavy, $17.OO@17.6O; lights, $500
@17.60; pigs. $12.O0@l4,0 90.
Cattle Receipts 10000, including
southerns; steady, Prime fed steers,
$l7. b0@17. 30; dressed beef steers, $12. 90
cows. $5.00m12.60; heifers. 7.OO@13 so;
stockers, s. .50@14,00; calves, $6.50@
1875.
heep-- Receipts. 5000: steady.
Lambs, sll.O04l5;25; y%earlings, $l0.5O@
II, 75; wethers, 50. 60m10.5 80; ewes, $50
$3.50; s%tockers, S6.O0@1S,00
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Hogs-Receipts.
1000; steady. Lights, ST.. 35@17.55:
pigs, $4,000 16, 90; mixed. S1735917.SO;
heavy, $lL65m17.S5 bulk. $l7.35a17.7O,
Cattle--Receipts, 5000: slow. Native
steers 81 So@1S;25; yearIings and heit-
steers, 5000 @1S.OO; cows and heifers,
$7.5o@15OO; calves, $7,75@1725.
sheep Receipts. 1000; strong
Lambs, $16.50916.75 ewes, $11.0Oq
1900; Gamers, $5.O0Gs,OO.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Hogs-Receipts
Il, 900; steady to 1Oc lower; butchers
s17.S0m1s. 20; light, S17.10Q1S. 10; pack
ing, sl7.Oo@17.65: pigs, $1S.5OG15, 80.
Cattle-Receipts,, $4,000; steady, &c
common and medium, SO. 25d15 90
butchers cows and heifers. 6.25d14.00
Gamers. s 5.50d6.25: choice stockers
$40, 00013 90; common and medium, 800
6l0, 90; choice veal calves. $l6,75q17.2 5
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; steady tc
lower.
FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. 26.-Cat.
tle-Receipts 1000; slow. Beeves, $7.5'
@l5.25.
H~ogs-Receipts 1000; strong; heavy
$17l5R17.S5.
sheep-Receipts 500; steady; lambs
$tS. 0G15.0 90.
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soldiers French money for American
before the troops sail. American money
has been obtained from the United
States and from French banks and the
exchange will be at the United States
treasury's current rate.
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Corn-No. ? yellow, nominal; No. )
yellow, new, $1.40@141; No. 4 yellow,
old, $1.41; No. 4 yellow, new, $1.35.
0ats-No. 3 white, 71@73Ac; standard
4@74Ac.
Rye-No. 2, S1.62G1.621a.
Barley-90c@ $1. 03.
Timothy-$7.0 0@ 1925.
Clover-Nominal.
PQrk-Nominal.
Lard-$26. 65.
Ribs-Nominal.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Corn steady;
No. 5, 1892; No, : khite, new. $1.44.
Oats--Steady; No, ?, 701ac; No.
white, 71h
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 26.-Cash wheat
unchanged; No. / hard. $2.19R @2.2I;
No. 2, nominal; No, l red, $2.l9@2.2O;
No. 2, nominal.
Corn-Unchanged; No. 2 mixed, ST. 50
@l.54; No. 2 white. Sl,52@1.57; No.
yellow, S1.52Q1,55.
oats-Lower; No, 2 white, re; No. Z
mixed, zoe.
Rye-H so q SO,
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Nov, 26.-Cotton, spot.
quiet; prices steady good midd!ing.
q us; good ordinary, 10, %; ordinary,
1873. Sales, 800 bales, including 100
American; receipts, 8 5000, including
81, 700 American. Futures closed steady;
November. 2l.12; December, 30,l0; Jan
uary. 1926; February, lS,4S; March,
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Raw sugar
steady centrifugal, 7,2sc; fine granu-
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Important Ladies

That you give Samelson order for the
mems Nmas cigars now Tadema,
Julia Marlowe or Extra will please
them, adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1918-11-26
Oth-November-30t

Is last day you can send cigars, to-
bacco, etc, to boys over there Sam
elson will pack and ship what thov
want" promptly. adv
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MEMPHIS COTTON,

Memphis cotton closed steady and
| unchanged. Middllng, 80, 00c, Sales,
1850 bales, including 400 previous eve
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GIVE N U. S. COIN.

PARIS, Nov. 26.-Quartermasters at
all base ports have been instructed by
the quartermaster-general to exchange
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Vegetables.

Besus-Navy. per h.. l2Q1tc; Lima,
per H., lac,
PeaN-California black.eyed. per h.,
new, vac,
Onions--Cwt., sacked. white. $S.00n
$50; reds. 81 00G2,b0; vellows, $3.50
2.7b.
Potatoes-Cwt,, all varieties. s.. O0Q
$50.
Sweet Potatoes-Home grown. Nancy
Hall, hu., Sl,2bQt.60.
CRbhage-Northern, cwt,, s. ,006t.75
Celery-Kalamazoo, bunch, 45G6Oc.
Cucumhers-Do2. tl,26.
EEgplant-nog.. SSd1Sbc.
Isrnra rro.a SOnhAo os
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.ettuco-Crate, N,00W22b.
Grain and Feedstuffs.

oats-White. dray lots. ole; mixed,
SOC,
Chops-Per ton, less thar car lots,
S62. 90.
., hay-Tr!s% s Ss less thar ,sy oS car NJ lots
$50 90; car lots. 81 per ton less; alfalfa.
choice. nom No. I, $4,000; No. .. $500
Provisions.
Dry Salt Meats--Regular 27c; ex-
susar-Cured Meats-standard hams.
Racon-Fancy selected, 4SI54c.
Lard-Hog lard, So@Ssc. best grades
Of compound, 2Ac.
Cooking Oil-per gallon, $l,75 in bulk.
drift SIS O5G1SG0. Crlsoo, $40 COLO IS.
Groceries.
Meal-Crcam, bpl,. basis l0o-lb. sacks,
$50; O-lb. sacks, $3.50; aS-lo. sacks,
IS so; lo-lb, sacks. $40; burlaps, SOC
Conee-Arbuckle's roasted, case,
Memphis basis, s23.p5; roasted, bulk,
per lb., l4is Mlac, green, common ordi-
nary, lbdl6c prime. lSGl7c; fancy, is
@2oc. Java, 2s@S2c.
susar-standard graduated cane,
Fiour-standard patent. ALB. sacks,
Dbl, Sill. S5Gll IS; lS-ib, sacks, 2Oc un.
der; self rising, sll, IS Hll.a 90.
Rlce-lmported, pound, 9dDl1c.
Hides and Wool.
Hides-No, |, green. sailed. Is1isc;
partly cured. iIGIsc; green l6@Isc; No
grades, damaged culls. half price,
dry flint, 2s1soci dry, sailed, 2bgs7c,
dry culls. half price.
S~heepshins, si.0Oa2, oot shearlinEs, Il
S12Sc; goatskins, S0cdN0t.
No, ! horse hides, &16; No. ., hors,
hides. HQb: Clues and ponies, $500
so.
No. 1, tallow, lb9lec: No. 2 tallow
i26l4c; b%eeswax, b12sc; ginseng, Sl(
OH; Golden Seal. NGS,
Wool-Clean, unwashed. e4Gn6bc
bury. unwashed, @G4Sc; tub washed
Tk0s0c; bury, washed. 35dfSoc.
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MEMPHIS MARKETS
Produce.

(Bhippers must place Gamblers GER
~tlficate in each case OF eggB.)
Eggs-Fresh, 64466c; storage, 4SQ
ACC.
Butter--Elgin creamery. pound prints,
6iW63o; country butter, 32q3Bc; reno
waited. b2@h6c.
Cheese-Cream prints, 39iac,
Poultry-Chickens, sprlngers, small,
S4Q36c, large, 25@ 30c. ducks, 2662sc;
hens, alive, 22W23c; dressed, 26@2Sc.
ROSTERS, 1S@l9c; geese. 22Q2Sc; tur-
keys, alive, 500 &c; dressed, 36@4Oc.
Rabbits-Dozen, $3.00Q3.6O,
Fruits.
Lemons-Per box, $7.504S00.
Oranges Florida and Louisiana. S46
$500.
Banauas-Pound, 6m16c.
Dried Fruit-EVaporated apples. 1lh
015Ao; peaches. 13tF ql4Iac; prureS,
Apples-Barrel stock: Missouri and
Virginia Yorks, AZ, $500 ~ 100, Ben
Davis, AS, SIS. 00Q6. 90; Ganos, AS, $3.50
Q7.0O; Winesaps, $S.50G9.0O. New York:
Greenings and Kings, AS, S.504S.OO;
boxes, $s.75GS,b0
Crapefruit-Box, $A.00G4 so.
Urn Pound HOLE
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TRUSTEES SALE,

This November IL, 1918.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
yIENE = lNVESTIGAR LAS CON.
DICIONEs MORALES DE SAN
ANTONIO.

Aver * r.ci1!eron IN esta cluoad
not!c;aS telr@raficas :eiatiyaS a q.c
.a!i0 De Washington para esta Gu
ad 8! mayor 3asron Johnson. QuieT
viene 4 San Antonio coniaionado por
Il Secre.ario de IA Guerra Baker.
pa7a investisay Us oo2dic;oa"es de
no>ahdad reinantes 2qui.
A. 0~oEticars.'e % anterior a Sc
ior Mayor Bell este funisnario de
clay6 uas 81 tendr& mucho guSto en-
2roporcionar =! mayor Johnson to-
JAS las cacilidades para Z practica dc
las investigaciones que Sc prOponga
llevar q cabo.
E. iuez de rolicia Wilkens. regre-
50 aver q esta c!udad De una cacerIa,
Y hasta que lego q 81 casa Sc lie IT
torn6 que habia sido suspendico jun
tanente con q jefe de Il policia Ian
caster por neg'isencia en- a pcrSc-
.cuc!6n &c z geate naiesnte. El juez
Wnkens dijo scr inocente del cargo
Que Sc !e hace V que eSta anAoSo por
que Sc le ,iuZ,gue para demoStrar
que Sierpre ha obrado spesado =!
os.ricto clnp,iniepto de 81 deber.
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10Y SERA SEFULTADO Ell JEFF
De LES BoMBEROS BISHOP

TOdO eSta a:regiaoo para cue roy
= rs $50 ?. II sea !!erado a 81 III
ira nocaGa el cadaver del senor
Y. ?. Bishop. T. fneza je:e De!
Dccor.anen:o dc Bonac.os = que
ta2cciU v:ct;lna del cunplim!ento de
su debe- Ell luHes Jitimo :! choc2r
~ automov.l con una uaquina eXtin-
Cui9ora. 80 q escuins de laS GALES
Alamo y Conerc:0. Al -nNerro De-
4e3oY Bishop asSStiran ve!lte bonnie
o en- rniforme, asi couo los mas
a!,os e-npleados dc e administration
municipal ) ,os principles miembros
de Ia C&mara de Comercio local,
s:endo ese = altimo tribauo cue Sc
cirda al caG&ver del cumplito servi-
Tor De "a ciutad.
Fl tenieHte Ko9plin ssra sepu'tado
tambien el dia de hoy a La M de
.arde : g cadiver DE- chauffeur de-
icfe Bishop, sera transladado q Pa
lcs:;7e, que IS e !ug2r de 81 nac!-
ui@nto ' doude radica 81 t2milia,
para qu. ALI sc Ic De Sepulturs.
Po- ord.n de- Comisionado Lew
ther. aver s. do a conocer u Mr.. J.
;. Goe:z. coro lefe del Cuerpo dc
B~onbe-os, mientras cue e. Consejo
IL Comisionados designa en- definiti-
Va al successor de Mr.. Bishop. e. &C
:ua! Jefe de Bomberos es muy jo-
zen V hace ocho amos seis meses que
entc5 ! servir en- e. cuerpo de bonn
heros de esta ciudad donde fue aScen
iiendo poc -;guroso escalaf6n; hace
los amos seis meses, que ~desempena-
"a e. cargo de segundo de Mr.. Bis
hoD. asi cs cue despues de Ia tragiea
Tuerte de este, por derecho le CO.
-respcnGia e. puesto que ahora des-
empe&a.
Aver Sc supo que en- ~defInitiva e.
numaro de vic,imas ocurrico en- esta
catastrofe, fue de cuatro muertos
= ounce heridos. Los maertos fue,
ron: e? Jete Bishop, el Teniente
Ecppioa, e. chauffeur Rstterree Y u
= Gorge. IN nino de diez amos. cue
,s-cumhio aver en- e. hospital de Ia
! ciudad. NUeve personals recibieror
heriGas se-ias = seis mas o ligeraS
; contusiones.
Durante TODD el dia de aver, cen
-! .ora-es de personals estuveron pa,
, saado frsase 4 "a cass de Joske Bross
t pa-a darse cuenta de los d~estrczo;
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Sc CREE QUE mURiO DE UNA
AFFECTION CARDIACA.

Tn individuo que tenia ientado IN
cuarto en- a casa numero 12L &c q
Gale Green. aver . las see de %
ra1ans. fut encor.rado muerto IN
81 echo.
E! individuo : qIe nos referImos,
Ia Ultima noche del ano Sc acoE0
sin eu,;ar:e de ninguna dolencia y
como no nreSentaba huellas de haber
aucuntido y:ctirra &c ninguna herr
Ia. Sc cree que n affection cardla-
ca fuS . que 10 privo de "a vida.
r. JGez Campbell tom6 conoci-
miento De este suceso Y dispuso que
e cadaver fuera recogido por "a a.
genci3 de inhumaciones Riebe. para
que ssta Sc snc&rgara de- tarle Sc
pL.tlra.
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DOS CHEQUES DE AUTOMOVlL
EN- "A VAN NESS

Aver = las once Ge la mariana. en-
Il esCuiaa ae ia< cailes Hacberry Y
Van Ness. cEo"aroa dos AUTOMOBILES
cue r~esultarca compietamente de-
rrozaGos: e: agcnte de Il po'ic!a g"e
. yrosentv = ,Dves:igac {. hech9 de-
.lv5 = los chaUft.urs.
Ho:a = media despuvs. en- Ii mis-
ma Gale Van Mss. esQulna con II
lie Rodgers. chocaror otros dos auto
m@viles. s;endo dc memo cuantia los
desperfec;os sGfridos por las maqui-
mas Tambien guedaron d"tenidos los
dos chauf'eurs.
En- ninguno de estos academies So
-ag.st-aron Ai;gracias peCSona!eS
Los cha.ffeurs pr,Sos Ser5n cast
radios poy coHducir sUs AUTOMOBILES
con mayor rapidez que IA marcada
uor e. reg'amerto de T~r&fico.
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TENIENTE DEL EJERCITO MUEK
TO POR UN POLlCIA MlLlTAR

Entire las muchas desgracias que
Sc regisc-aron IA Ultima noche de-!
aHo que ACADIA de pasar. Sc eDcuen-
ira Ia acaecida a Teniente Fleet
Heard. que ~pertenecio 4 unO de los
reginientos de ametra.ladoras esta-
cionaGo en- e. Campo Travis. Sueedi6
que. pocos momentos anres de las
doce de n noche. Sc dirigia = su
Quartet en- IN automovil Al que IN
po!icia militar !e marco el alto. FL
chauffeur no hizo aso Y entonces
e, policia disparo m trio que fue
I HERR al teniente Heard. quieu "a
Teci6 en- e. hospital nilicar q conss-
cueneia de Ia lesion reeibida.
e. policia que dispar6 sobre el au-
tom6vil en que v:aiaba e. tenientc
Heard. fue aprehendido estando pen
diente de una Investigation que Sc
IA ~uractirada ppr 4 cunfi6n 6e
oficiales que Sc encarea-an de de-
te-minarle responsibilities.
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impossible dar formar alguna a Ia ley
de ensenanza
.Ademas. entire Otlas deficiencies
que contienc aparece nj de alta
gravedad Y es en- 10 que Sc refiere
a que Ia e~nsenanza debe ser laica,
pues este no 10 expresa. ademaS de
haherse discutido en- el seno de "a
Legislature, Y como Sc sabe es una
dc las rcformas a Ia Constitution
u~olitica de Ia ~Republica.
Pccas O ringunas veces Sc ha pc
netrado tan hondamente el pUblico
de las cu~2stiones que trata el Con-
g~eso: 10 que demuestra que "a no
es indiferente a 10 que lie atane, es-
pecialmente en- materia de instruc-
ci6n. cue esta tan i~ntimamente liga-
ds con el porvenir del Estado.
: e Congress- esta ahora en- receSo,
pero es de suponerse que sea convo-
cado a sesiones extraordinarias para
tr-:ar nuevamcnte el asunto de la
instruction pues Ell Executive va a
. devoIver e! Proyecto referido con
nuevas observaciones.
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DE- LAS 0FICINAS De POLICIA :
sOLDADOS E~SCANDALOSOS

In grupo de- cuatlo soldados ca
minaban aver tarde por Il cL2dra
numcro 1890 de IA Gale Sur Preso
= bordo de IN automovil Y ali alcan-
aaron Z UNI sonora cue iha en- 81
mismo sentido suiando una maQuina
ms p"qu2T2 cue |" o." tCipu!absn
los soldados. De ana manera malero-
L.. los soldados chocaron contra q
automGyi! guiado por a sonora Y 10
vo!caroa. ocationando'e " tst' al
gunas he1idas. Los soldados siguleron
81 canine = toGa velocidad FL direc-
ci3n Z los bahos del Hot Wells. La
pcl:cia recogio q Ia sonora herida,
tras!aG&ndola al hospital &c Santa
Rosa. Los soldados 10 pudieron. ser
enconIrados.
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LOS DIRECTORIES DE UN CLUB
oOLlT!CO FUERON APRE-
HEND!pOS.

VERACRUZ. Diciembre 2G.-Los
sehor Esp.no Y Placido Pacheco,
AUG fungicron como p~rcsidente Y
S~ecrltar:o del Partido Popular Vera
c.uzano Que n~ostu!o Il senior y.
Mercado Alarcon para Ia P~rcSidencia
Municipal. tueron detenidos. lnme-
diataneate que Ia apprehension fuG
ograGa ;. le Tcmiti0 a CGrdova con
q obieto Dc que re>pondan de algu-
mas acusac:ones Gu" Sc han prescn-
caGo en- su contra por los asua:os
"l.cto'alcs que tanta sensation des-
7c-taron en- q ;nimo Dubico ~recien-
tenert~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
La ~revue.ta en- eI Edo.
de NiChOaCan
Correspondence E>prcia! para IL ihT.NSl

Correspondence Especial! para IL rfd\>\
MORElIA, diciembrc Eel Pre-
sidente Municipal d4 Pcn:ndIcuaro,
dice al Gooierno del Estado, cue
sesun le ccmunica q Jefc d. Ia Tc-
nen ia de Curimeo, q dia p fuG
muerto Gabriel MtndeZ C~e1daias. en-
el mismo luear. por los c~!udadanos
Francisco Valencia Y Jose Tapia To-
rrs. q q~uienes o. bandolero les cyi-
sia un prestamo.
Cendejas fue de malos anteceden-
tea y cometi0 muchas depreGacioncs
en- eI pueblo de Curimeo, estaNdO
complicado en- 81 asesinato del Pre-
Sidente Municipal dc aqu"Ila local.
dad V de suS hijos, sicndo ademas
QUEEN proporcionaba infcr!ncs 4 los
rebeldeS Sobre los movimientos de las
fuerzaS del Gobierno, por 10 que Va
rias wees Sc ordenu 81 captura. Cue
no pudo lograrse pOrque Cendejas
deSaparecia oportunamentc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
PERDIDO.

los padres de Francisco Miranda.
nuchacho &c aoce amos &c edad que
We e. n casa n&Inero l,520 lie IA
sa!le San Fernando. aseguran gwe
deSde hace dos aias ig-oran q para
Zero lie - E!io.
los padres dc Francisco Green que
2 ha pasado a!g-na d~esgracia. pass
aunca Sc n ausentauo de 81 ass poe
:an;o ;.cnpo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
AVER FUERON PRACTlCADOS
VEINTE ARRESTOS POR LA
POLICIA.

Del gran Hume-o lie individuos que
- ded:caron a tomar bebidas en-
tr.agantes para saiudar ell primer
1ia de! aIc nuevo, veinte fueron de-
ten:ios por H. policia. deh!do Il que
ocaSionaron esranda!os en- n via phi
olic., De esas veiDte aprehens!ones
ioce fueron practicadaS n Ia Gale
Santa Rosa esQuina con las cal!es
Be Concrete Y BQena Vista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
10 Sc SAFE QUEEN ES Ell DUE
40 DEL A~UTOMOVIL.

In - csq@:pa Ac las Gales Co.
ado \ Servings, iue encontrado
aver a n l.43 p. N. IN aatomovii
GEia.I de se:s ci!indros. q@e osten-
y IN Ia par:e ~pos;eTioC cl admeTo
ac regis:.0 Is 3SG. X chauffeur
Gcachis~el coHa3;o es-a miGaiaa :.
T. es:ac:6n central IL po'icia donde
qued6 ! disposition 1t qu!e2 COM
aru2be ser :. Gueno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
SONORA HABIA
SUFRIDO DESDE QUE
ERR UNA NINA
Lk SRA. ONEILI. CANA DlEClO-
CHo LEBRAS DE PESO con
Ell TANLAC ! TOp>S SIS
p1LENCiAS DIES
APARECEN

"Pre!Samente ne -eVmM20o nj
tercen bo,ela lie Tar}ac y actual
rrenre ne eanado IS l.hras de peso"
fa9 IA notable declaration hecHa re-
c:snteancsIv ror n Sra. Mamie O
Nell de 2G0l = We!:on Street.
Denver. Colorado.
"Casi deSte que era una nina
continue d:cendo II Sra. O'Neil!-
cuando me:us h..S:a Uonde a.canzan
mis- rsvusrLos. Re Sufrito dc. estu-
mayo. To&o 10 que co:nia 50 ne fer
r..g;aba e. =. eSc0,naEO t~ausaHdons
terrioleS dolores ' u veces has:a e.
tuye ! punco lie ahogarn!e con los
gases que e~jervlan preston SCORE nj
pecho. Confovme fui creclsndo. EN-
psoraron mis- males ' finainleate AGA
b. Dor nc ~atrevyrDe = conner CO.
81 alguna cue pud:era hacerme Gano
debldo a los ger-Ib,eS sufrim!rncoS
Que ne ocaSionaba.
"C-eo haber orobadO toda c!2se Il"
r,edIcinas cue ne derian eran hUe-
r;.s para cl ~estomago, tanto en- for
.aa ,e Dastilias como iQuidas. Pero
ningura NE h;zo c! mas leve prove
rhc. Fu baiando ae peso : GoAlea-
Gc..r mas Gcbi! : c0ando ilegaha "a
Dc,h,. NE seth tan cansada Iue d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
(Adv.}
LCTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
" iene de II Bal

cssi s.empre . los hombres Y = los
a~1-a.ve. 10 que sc tebe hacer = 10
oce - aace Is r : b~ombardear los
.c~oo'.nos alemanes De! frente y las
c.~Aa5cs a~,ernanas del interior. 10
n.c = 9@cc,so hacer - ~proced.r 3 q
ca l. los n!Gos dc ay7SD1s y no ira
- &c :ratar 4 las &T;spss a;slada-
r5nre. He ali eI sistena adoptado
= So - =! ms et:caz.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
DETESiDA PARA INEESTl-
GAClON.

Sa:a MARITIME Is e. nombre de IN
iovcn &c diecjS;ete amos que vive Ell
: casa nImcro 600 De ID Gale So,
L.ecna: aver :uc deteniGa por los Il
~en:.S de po':cia Cook Y Foster,
Iuicnes u entregar:a 60" &. sargen-
70 d g-a-Lia nanit" staron quc So
II QueGaba pcndIcnte de c;ertaS n
vcstigac:oR,$.
Hoy ccmparecc.a an:e q Com;sio-
3ado L.cwthe-, 10 mismo cue los agen
:ee QUO prac:.caroA u apprehension.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-02
S7G0 DE PERDlDAS EN- UN
INCENDlC.

En- IN casa numero 3l1 de Ia Gale
Idaho - registro aver tarde IN in
ccndio que nroAto tom0 &-andes pro-
po-ciones. hatiendo caUSado prrdidas
oor valor de 500. y: 9. dueno de In
Inca n! IA tamilia que ii hab:taba
terian yuros