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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE

Editor Tho star; Just a few
lines on the japanese situation
YOU are giving such publicity TO. /
noticed IN your October ~ issue a
letter signed by ono Thos. w.
ward. and want to say that my
self am an is-year-old boy: tina,
my record covers over two years
active service In the L. S. navy. I
served over a year overseas during
tho war The Star e. doing n great
thing in undertaking tho Job OF
Kidding our state Of the alien men
acc and deserves She support Of
every REAL American. Tho Iaps
should be sent back where toy
came from. and now 81 the time.
before they get their feet planted
forever. The japanese newspapers
In Frisco recently dofied the United
States 20 put them out. Let's
show them we can do ~
The star should urge the other
daiiies OF Seattle 20 Cooperate In
putting thru drastic legislation.
Tho Japs arc penetrating South
America. too. as / saw from per-
sonal experience. Az for Mr..
Ward. have no quarrel with him:
perhaps he served In the war like
myself. But he should wake up TO
the danger that menaces the state.
S. u. GRoFF.
Port Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
EDITORIAL
Machine Made

One of the big bare spots that rubbed into the of
childhood of city kids caused by the absence oil anything
to love- outside the family circle. :,
Anything animate that is their that protects and In
turn. gives mfaing loyalty for a masters care
The country child still has his dog or her pet Iano
Time was when nearly every boy had his pup and
the sight of dozen tumbing children cascadng over
great benevolent Dane riding three deep on the proo
back of mastiff going to school ehaperoned by new"
foundand common as il was delightful
Nowadays the dog is of tin and runs on wheels,
child raised with dog is lucky The eternal lesson of
loyalty unquestonpg obedience. unquiverng fathfuness
naraid protectorsp and eyer Iova &c b rSd '
Any here present who was lucky enough TO nave
dog for his as boy remembers the dog with rs SIN
cere devotion as he does his first love-
Chickens are silly things but the girl who has fonded
baby chicks has early been sanctfed in the
The lamb that was raised by hand on the nursing bottle
did for its than they did for 1t in intoxicating
the fundamental virtues.
The broad backed family horse that SHE'D that
patient that nosed you for humps and that
stood outside the meeting house Sunday morning the
embodiment of family virtue loyalty and hghbred patience
such horse almost as much an aid TO Christian char
cookies and vast understanding OF the needs OF the Juve
And the spindle legged calves and the wooly colts and
the pigs that learned follow you about the place like
pies and the makebeeve fierce old gander and the tame
and the wooy witted fat sheep all these dumb
ones under the benevolent dominion of the farm family
loyal vassas whose virtues were reflected In the ten
deess and patience and kndheartedness of all who lived
Man needs animals just as he needs children lie re-
qures the weaker vassas to raise him to the spiritual
And in the old days townspeope had enough
tanners of this sort about them to be kept kindly.
Now have a devil wagon that snorts and stinks, for
family horse continuance that gets there and back
but that nothing for kind words caressng pats
a rug by the fire.
We defy anybody to acquire character by consorng with
a sixcylinder engine December morning when the
radiators frozen.
Wires and devices and engines and thingamabobs. in
stead of flesh and blood devotion and sincere admiration
1t was in many ways a poor swap.
Berlin confeSses that IL can't get troops out of the
Baltic provinces because 10 has erhotsd its of
coercion And Berlin pithout brute force is helpless
indeed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

The news of the discovery by DIR. Serge
Voronoff of Paris of method whereby
youth and vigor may be restored TO the aged
through the removing of the interstitial
gland of the monkey and grating 1t TO
man, was recently heralded in the news
papers.
The way you received this announcement
is good indication of the state OF mind OF
all of us these times.
For you took il for granted that 1t was
all wool and yard wide, and said TO the
missus, "Myl isn't il wonderful what strides
Science is making!" and went on drinking
your coffee.
Our sublime faith in the Church and its
pronunciamentos is gone, but in its place we
have an excellent substitute, childlike be-
lief in anything labeled Science"
When the doctor comes in and explains
your trouble by saying that the pain in your
neck and your cold feet are due to a regurgi-
cation of the prophyacterum chyli you are
relieved, and say, well, I'm glad 10 know
that's it," And you feel better at once, and
think what n comfort it is TO have medi-
cine man who can tell right off the bat what
ails you.
When Conan Doyle rehashes the old
Witch Of Endor stuff and labels il Science"
you think there may be something in il.
| am glad TO note that further advices
from the Big Bugs of Science sound strange
ly like what we all really thought in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Interstitial VOrOnOff
by DIR. FRANK CRANE
copyright. 1919. by Frank crane)

back of our brain when we first read ,h.
matter. "''
For instance, DR.. William J M.vo :,
Rochester, Grand High Sachem Of the NJ AZ
cal tribe in America, allowed he had nsr ,,'.
heard Of Serge Voronoff, and that he Nv, ,ssl
not acquainted with the interstitial gland ~
Major General MerTiette w. ireland c..
geon General Of the Army, was equallv Ut !.
norant Of the gentleman with the RoIsIo,x.t q.
name and Of the new gland
Similarly deposed DR.. Moorehead. eb;,,
surgeon of Mercy Hospital Chicago. ana
others.
Also search in the Standard Detior..-
fails TO dig up. either under the vos,
gland" or "interstitial," any informat;,'a
There are mentioned cervical glands ~
anal glands, fundus, oxyntic and r.,t; y.
glands, Bartholin's, Barman's, Bruch's 80
Brunner's glands, also glands labeled Mar .
and .Suzanne's, Waldemeyer's, and Ze;sy
but interstitia not any.
So hereafter I'm going TO be bold ocn,.
tic, as James A. Heaine used TO say a.
when the chauffeur tells me that the reasos
we're stuck is because the pet-coek h..
worked loose from the timing-chain and ~,
the differential on the blink, or when a.
insurance agent says that the residusr,
clause fiduciates the endowment, or the ~.
man shows me an animal which he calls Il.
only living pedunculated crinoid now in eric
ence, I'm going to wink my other eye. ,nd
respond,
| "Uh-huh. Well, I'm from Missouri"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
The Sugar Outlook

The sugar shortage may mark the beginning of
trolled price raising.
Or it may serve as a timely warning and object
lesson the value of federal supervision in essential
industry.
Unprecedented domestic demand" is reported by the
American Sugar Refining Co., and for this de
the distribution of this food necessity
The agreement between the Sugar Equalization Board
and Herbert Hoover expires Dec 81 1919 Legislation to
extend the system of regulation which solved wartime
sugar problem is before congress.
Profeers about the only who could desire the
defeat of the bill insure American households steady
and reasonably cheap supply Of sugar.
Members of the sugar refners national committee say
that resumption of control would relieve the present
situation in a week.
The charge that the domestic shortage is caused by
cessve exports met with the statement that actually
about 100000 have been exported which said to be
about ten days supply for the United States.
Other shipments out of the United States
from purchases made by the British Royal Commission
from the United States equalization board of part
OF the last Cuban crop. This refined in the United
States for the allied governments.
For year the wholesale price of sugar has remained
practically stationary.
Americans less for their than any other people
in the world.
The Hoover plan has made this possible II has benefited
every household budget in the country
The remarkable thing about the conference of capital
labor and the public at Washington, is that the
public has q look-in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
.Two Max Weiners
Meet in Court

CLEVELAND. Nov. i0.--Secms i'm
possible that there are two men
named Max weiner. Yet when the
jury went out 60 deliberate. and Max
was sent back to his cell. they got
things tangled. They sent for Max
TO hear the verdict lie said he didn't
know anything about H. The jury
said he wasn't the man. They found
tho other Max. Both said. I'm Max
welner." and. oddly enough. both
were charged with auto thcf;s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Now Is a Good Time to
Drive Out CatanA

direct from the forest. which en-.
bat disease germs In the blood. n.
great remedy has been used ~
more than fifty years. With MI
satisfactory results. II has ~
successfully used by thoss affhad
with even the sevsrest casss 4
caarrh. II relieves catarrh, for /
treats the disease at IT, scuru
$. 8. s. is sold by druyisis evuy.
where.
For the benefit Of those afflictsd
with Catarrh we maintain Z mediul
department in charge Of q spsc;axs
skilled in this disease. II you VII
write us fully. he will give your csse
careful study. and write you Jus.
what your own individual czse r.
quires. No charge b made for this
service. Address swift Specific Co..
2s2 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
ONE or TENsYsoN's MOST
FAMOUS

Senator Bentley referred 60 Ten
nynon's poem which wasted tho
fragrance % tho flower on tho des-
rr, air. and uaid the same applied
90 Manager Ash and the city'H
money - wichita (kan1 Eagle.
Speaking % ono thing and an
other and nothing IN particular
Ford Horn lives In Waukcsha. Wis
EEFs are selling NJ iioS IN New
York What do yea supp0ne they
use as a substitute 60 throw at
actorHF
The Y. ~. &. a. In Minneapolis
has started membership drive
with tho slogan. ~One Minute"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
II May Not BE Troubling You
During the Warm Weather,
But II Is Still in Your Blood

ca;arrh ~ not only "A disgusting
disease but ia a dangerous one. and
you should never bet up IN your
efforts 10 get IL out OF your system
until you have done II thoroughly.
Get rid OF ~. whatever II costs you
in trouble and money.
Mnd weather will aid the treat
ment and this II an excellent time
10 thoroughly cleanse the blood OF
the germs OF Catarrh and be for.
ever rid OF the troublesome sprays
and douches that can only relieve
you for a time.
8. s. s. Sc purely vegetable blood
remedy. made from roots and herbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
Well Say So

like an ethereal octopus 20 the very
streaming fusilage ~ an heavier
than-air machine and Faxca down
ward thru 1900 feet Of space 10
the earth belows--sst. Louis tMol
Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
PENNSY FORBlDS
FLYING ON SUNDAY

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. iO.--wi,h
the arrest o. Jack Howard. an avia.
tor. on charge Of carrying pas.
nsngcrH on Sunday flights from the
flying field az 7ist II. and ElmwOod
ave. rcnnsylyania's blue laws" OF
iTat became the basis Of court &C.
ton for the second time within FIX
months
The flights that arc made the basis
OF tho warrant. according to the
aviator. have been conducted TO edu-
cate people TO the possibilities OF air
travel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
MOTHER RESCUES SON FROM Girl

CHICAGO. Nov. io.-The mother
OF Howard Muliencup OF Defiance.
o.. arrived Just in time to halt the
wedding OF her son 10 Vera Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10
THE GREAT BLACK DIAMOND
MYSTERY

The Nuthor OF ShamIoek The sIeuth
Synopsis: Lady Leevltoff fees
from Russia TO Capitol Hill bringing
her collection OF wonderful gems.
among them two priceless black
diamonds Thieves steal these two
iewcla and Shamrock. the great de.
tee,ivc. Is employed 20 recover them.
Just as Lady Lervitnff II leaving
shamlock's apartment shot Il
hcardD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

IL ] were n poet with the simple
fluency OF n Riley, the flowing
lyric OF Robert Burns and the
omniscience Of the Avon bard. II
would be an easier task to describe
the thrill which vibrates not mere
~ the human body but penctrates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

who she charged was already MAJ,
ried. The Jones woman z,d q.
thought her husband had ossaiu,s
a divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

They have barred Buffalo Bill from the Hall of Fame
This why in the words of Robert Underwood Johnson
newly elected director Of the New York universys poco
of immortality:
Because he buffalo Billy is famous in bad sense and
admit only those famous in good sense"
OF there must be line drawn somewhere
tween our famous mengood and bad-else Jesse James
would get in famous niche.
But what find objection to is this smearing of dad
sense fame upon of the most distinguished Of Amer
the Wild West host Of royalty abroad of the
very best shots the Western plains produced the speer
arat hrower the superatve in broncho busting the
guide of the early settlers the for American soldiers
fighting attacking redskins the who did
tain and the American public than all those famous
personages now grouped in the Hall of Fame
If that isn't fame in good sense have erred in our
definition Of fame.
1t is nlacays hard to find ground for compromise
chen one side begins the discussion Nth the assump-
ton that 1t has q monopoly ON righteousness.
The king Of Italy has ratified the treaties ph Ger
1adny and Austria, after Waiting until dAnnunzio
amended them in O satisfactory manner.
Each class in America is convinced of tco things:
First that it WouId be glad to more second that
the other classes shouldn't be so buL-headed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

Let's 20 buy Isoldt's French pas
try. Uptown. itit I'D ave; down
town. si5 I'd ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

The king of Italy has ratified the treaties ui Ger
mdmy and Austria, after watting until dAnnunzio
amended them in satisfactory manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

Sir Leo Money. tho British min
ister Of shipping. announces that
Great Britain Is not facing financial
disaster. The point wo wish to
emphasize Is that, as usual, Money
talks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

II is nlaoays hard to find ground for compromise
when side begins the discussion Nth the assunap-
ton that 1t has q monopoly ON righteousness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

Berlin confesses that IL can't get troops out of the
Baltic provinces because 10 has erhdstsd its of
coercion. And Berlin rithout brute force is helpless
indeed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

The remarkable thing about the conference Of capital
labor and the public at Washington is that the mere
public has q look-in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-10

Each class in America is convinced of ttvo thiugs:
First that it woud be glad TO hare more second that
the other classes shouldn't be so bull-headed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
Ladron a punto de ser capsurado

Tn desconocido, probablemente al
guno de los ladrones sobre quienes
peSa ia responsabilidad dc los prin-
cipales robos efectuadoS ultimamen-
te en- San Antonio, estuvo q punto de
ser capturado aver en- ia madrUgada
por c! Official de Policia Bond, Ell
los momentos en- cue salia de n ne
gociacion moderada situada en- el nu-
nero $50 de Il Gale Rogers.
FL Agerte Bond, cuando q horas
tan extemporaneas VIC salir al des-
conocido de las oficinas de la nego-
ciacioD mencionada, trat6 de dete-
nerlo, con ell objeto de hacer las IN
vestigacioncs del case, pero el des-
conocido, emprendic Ia fuga por en-
ire variaS caSaS Que Sc "encuentTan
cerca del lugar. logrando csquivar
la accion de Ia justicia. no obstante
cue 81 Policia Bond dispar0 varios
tiros rara intimidarlo.
Bond Y el Official de Policia Kill
day que de la estaci6n central ocu-
irrio al llamado que el primerc le hi
20, efectuaron n Investigation er
las oficinas a Gondc ell fugitive Ell.
tr0, encontrando. que a pesar de que
dos caias lie seguridad habian sido
abicrtas. NADIA habia d~esaparecido,
Dor 10 que Sc presume que ei ladron
Sc apzrcihiG de que ell policia Sc acer-
caba V hugo anteS de consumar Ell
robO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
FL PRESTIGE ARTISTICO De MEXICO FUE AVER
RECORDADO EN- LA PAN AMERICAN ROUND TABLE
TN piator ingles hnbIo con entHsiGsmo del arie ~plctorico Ok
nuestro pals, en- Ia session. ~ceEebrado aver

Bravo, haSta el cabo de Hornos.
En- Ia sesioo efectuada aver en- ell
hotel Gunter. TOGO SUI turno a MeXi-
co, hahiendose hablado del cSpiritu
artiStico de nuestro pals.
Fl pintor ingles Cccilic Crwaford
0Gornan. fuc ci pancgir,sa del
d~esarrollo del arte Ell Mexico. ha-
biendo hecho eli clogio del Se1ti&o
artistico de rodoS los habitantcs &c
nuestro rails. desde las razas abort
genes en- las cuales Ell sentimiento
de 10 eStetico Sc manifesto en- deli
neamientos Y coloridos de ina admi-
rable ser1eianza con ell arte oriental
de los egipcios y caldeoS. hasta los
refinamientos eXquisitos de los pin
torres, escuItores y orfebres &c Ia
actualidad. muchos de los c~uales,
como Roberto Montenegro. l!aguibel,
Ramos Martinez. han degrade impo-
ner su personalidad artistica en- los
mas import&ntes centres c]ulturalcs
de, mundo.
Nr. Cecil Crawford C'Gornian cs
ind;scutiblemente una autoridad en-
asuntos artisticoS, pucs adcmas de
scr uno de los mas cultos pintorcs
de Tnglaterra. en- 10 tocantc al desa-
rrollo del arte en- Mexico, Sc enCuen-
ira er aptitld de hahlar con seguri-
dad de e. pues hay que tener pre-
sertc cue. ONO 10 diilmoS en- su O.
rortunidad 8 ~nuestros lectores. ha
pasado diez amos en- Mexico, de dom
de vino 4 principles del mes pasado,
de paSo para Nueva York, donde abrl
ri en- la estaci6n proXima. II eX-
posicion lie pinturas SCORE costun:bres
Y palisades de nuestro rais.
Todos los miembros de II Pan
American Roun Table que oncu-
~rrieron i la junta de aver, aplaudie-
ron con entusiasmo al pirtor OGor-
man qlien ha reafirmado en- el eX-
tranicro los prestigios artisticos dc
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04

Sizuicndo los principles del acer-
c~aniicnlo~ commercial ? Intellectual &c
todoa los paise5 del nuevo Contnen-
tc, IL Paa-American Round Table.
o~sociacior tornado Gil esta cludad
por distingiid5 uama5 y conocldos
cabalieros ae Ia meier sociedad. dis
cute CT cada Il de sus rcurioncS
peri6dicaS. aigun te4na relacionado
con zlgunc dc les paise2 dc lG Ame-
RIGA Espaiola, con el fin de Cue sus
mieTlcros SC famiiiaricen con las
ccztumbrcS, ideas y scntimientos de
los mi!iones dc hahiJantes que resi-
den dasde Ia marCcn onuesta del rio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
NO DESCUIDE LOS DOLO-
RES REUMATIC0S
Apiiquese Sioan's Liniment artes
de que Sc hagan peligrcsos.

Applique II pequeha cantidad, no
Sc frote, dejelo Que penctre. Y aides
dolencias. Lo mismo para dolores de
cabeza. espalda. magulladuras. luxa-
clones. inflamaciones, descoyunturas.
Proporciona alivio Immediate. Es
el linimento cuya venta cada ano Sc
hace mas extensa. Els economico
causa de la eXtensa demanGa. Ten
gallo siemprc listo para su familia.
Pregunte en- cualquicr drogueria per
e..
Precio. SOC. 6Oc Y S1.2O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
Sonora lesionada

La sonora Aurora Luna recibi0 va
rias lesiones en- un a]ccidente ocurri-
do entire los automobiles que guia-
ban Manue! R. Lima. en- el que Ia Sc
nora lesionada v~iajaza Y H. NJ, Des-
meker.
La sonora Luna fue conducita al
hospital de la ciudad en- la Ambulan-
cha del Departamento &c Policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
DOCE NUEVOS MIEMBROS DEL
GRAN JURADO

Docc cjudadanos con Residential en-
San Antonio. c~ncabezados por cl Sc
nor Namatiel Washer. proteStaron
aver ante e. Juez dc Ia 37a. Cortc
de Djstrito. senior Anderson. como
miembros del Gran Jurado de las
m~encionaduS oficinas iudicialcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
REGRESO Ell SUPERINTENDENT
TIE DE ESCUELAS

FL senior Charles s. Meek. Supe-
r:ntendente de las EscuelaS de San
Antonio. regreso aver de Chicago.
a donde fuc con cl objeto de asistir
d una Convention de superintendent
ties de Education qIe en aqueljE
ciudad Sc celebro en- los ultimos dias
del mes pasado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
FIESTA DE LOS SOLDADOS
HERIDOS

En- e. local CUE Ia Cruz Roja tic
nc oStablccido en- cl Campo Travis,
Sc efcctuo aver ana fiesta con Ia
que fucron obsaquiados los Soda
dos que fueron heridos en- Europa '
que en- aquel campamento estan pa
saCdo SUI convalccencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
EN- N DEL OBISPO

Conforme 10 anunciamoS, anoche.
dc sjetc a nucve. SC ofectIo en- Ell 10
cal aue la Association Catolica de
Muicre5 tiene en- Ia Gale del Conner
Go. al este. la fiesta con que fu6
obsequiado e. Ohispo de San Anto-
NO. Monscnor Arturo D~rossaerts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
CORTES y POLICIA
Eerido en- la cara

Jose Gonzalez. fue conducido al
hospital de la ciudad donde sc lie a
tendera de una Merida que recibi6
en- la cara. aver en- la manana, cerca
del Mercado.
FL departamento de Detectives pro-
cura la apprehension de un individuo
,lamado Andres Tamayo, con quien
neccsita llevar a cabo varias investi-
gaciones sobre este asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
. I'm choque

Manuel Ochoa. quien caminaba en-
una bicicleta Y r. L. Ross, guianto
un automovil, chocaron aver cn ia
cuadra doscientos de Ia Gale W.
Commerce, no registrandoSe desgra-
cias perSonalcs ningunas. La bicicle-
ia dc Ochoa qued6 completamente
d~eSpedazada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
Viciosos aprshendidos

Los miembros de Ia Escuadra Con-
ira e. Vicic, aprehendieron aver a
tres vagabundos ' dos personals. que
violaron los articulos tres V cuatro
del Reglamcnto De Policia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
NACIMIENTO

FL yierneS ultimo 4 las $50 p. NJ,
dio a luz una nina Ia sonora Maria
Luis Liebre de Mora. espoSa del Sc
nor Mariana Mora. en- su Residential
dc Ia Gale Sur San Marcos. Mum.
319.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
Academic

FL automovil cue guiaba Ia seno-
Ia 3. S. Naylor. choco aver en- Ia ma
mana con IN tranvia en- Ia esquina
de las GALES de Houston V Jefferson,
no habiendo ocurrido d~esgracias per
sonale>.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
Presses al Breckenridge

Baio el cuidado del C'ficial dc Pc
licia Russell Beck, cuarro presses que
eXtinguen cortaS condemns en- Ia car
eel de la ciudad. fueron enviados a
trabajar al parQue Breckenridge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
Soaa2ss 8 RssonolGx
PARA MONTERREY

:! domingo en- Ia poche Sali6 para Monte
Frey. accompanies de su familia. cl Sr: Don
Martin ArredondO, con oSIeto dc rad'carse
en- aqUellS Ciudad.
81 sensr Arredondo reside yarios amos en-
san Antonio. mientras naSa6au los distur-
Lics rcvclucjOnarjCs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-04
PARA 6 PASS.

Despues ds algunoS Gias DC pcrmancneia en-
c,ta ciudad. u N uuc vino nrocedente de Los
Angeles. Cal. CT viajc de- negocios; Saiio ano-
che nar7 IA ccrcana po5taclon &c Eagle FaSS'
q Lie. D. Pragcdis de- IL Peua.
I'm breyes dias rczrcsarst 4 c>ta, lara Sc
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