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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
Al CT : entente

Fl senior j. T. Krandall sufrio la
manana de aver Ia rotura dc una pier
ma que lie origino un individuo o ell
vehiculo que manejaha, al hacerlo
r~etroccder con poca precaucion. FL
techo ocurrio freAte al Editlclo que
ocupa eI Frost National Bank. cn
Ia escuina de las GALES de Concrete
Y Flores. e. senior Krandall, cue Sc
hallaba en- esta ciudad en- negocios,
pues procede de Dallas, fue conduct
10 al Hospital para 81 curaclor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
0TRA LAHCHA FUE
ATACADA EN- TAMPiCO
Sc dice que eran soldados ca
rrancistas los asaltaRteS

TAMPlCO, Tamaulipas, Agosto 4.
Ell chalan ~"Tampico,' que condu-
cia q bordo a sei5 pasajeros y una
gr.iesa suma de dinero, fue asalta-
do por unos soldados carrancistas =
Ia entrada del canal de Chinol.
Los pasIjeros :efrercn que al en-
trar al canal mencionado y cuando
apeuas habian sai!do del Rio Panu-
CO. la embarcaci6n fue detenida per
cuatro individuoSs que llevabar Ia
cara cu5lerta con an~tifaces Y vcstl-
dos de soldados car-ancistas los que
.os anieuazaron Y exigieron i que
sin r6rGida de tempo entregaran to-
90 G! Gincro que llevaran conSigo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
Sc extravio dc su casa

Una muchacha de catorcc amos dc
edad. llamada Bertha Marshall, sc
eytravio de Su casa sltuada en- Ia
Gale de blackberry 1914. Sus parlen-
ties courtroom 4 la pc!icia a la que
le Gieron como scnas de Ia eXtravia-
da. ouc es dc complexion regular
pesa aproximadamente 140 libras'
ticne pel3 claro, atado con jlston
regro. oios a%zuies; viste traje Ge Ii
no, de color azul, medals b'ancas Y
zapatcs del mismo color.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
DEFUNCIONES

Felipa Garcia Sandoval. de treinta
IS aeis amos. muri6 de deficiencia mi
trail en- la Gale de Perez 213.
Valentino Mansillas, de ochenta y
tres amos, murio de senectud, en- Ia ca
lie d. Ash POI.
In nino del matrimonio Ortiz. nacio
prcmaturamente. vivio cuatro horas,
en- Ia Gale de S. Laredo 800.
Cayetano Trevino, de cincuenta Y
echo aHos. muri6 de ne1ritis aguda Ell
Ia Gale de S. Medina 1919.
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Tn sospechoso herido

Z. A. Sertzel. Que ~ en- Ia ca
lie de Nolan ia, sorprendio aver en-
la maiana en- el interior del patio de
SUI casa a un hombrc de color Y como
mallciase que ~pretendjera rchar, lie
Gisparo tres tiros 4e su pistola, dos
de los cuales hicieron L~lanco, uno en-
la roGilla V otro en- Il mano del
negro. Sc cree que las hcridas no Sc
ran de ~gravedad, puesto CUE pudo
huir. La autorldad no ievanlo cu<a-
ci6n contra ell senior Sentzel.
juzgar que defendia, su proFiec.d
al obrar como 10 hizo.
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MATRIMONIOS

Juan Cardenas con Adelina Garcia.
Dimas Nunoz con Felipa Lao.
Ernesto Guajardo cor Ignacia A
rreaC2.
Santos Zepeda con Margarita A. de
CorJes.
Alberto Trevino con Eva c. Calm
do.
Alfred G. Ingle con Ventura Trevi-
70.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05

cuando tengan informaciones de csa in
dole. acudan a este Quartet General,
en- donde siempre, tratandose de he
chos ccnsumados. Sc les dara toda ella.
Sc de informes. va sea para ratificar
0 rectificar las noticias que tenean.-
Constitution V Reformas.-H. Vera
cruz. Yer, julio 81 de 1919.-Ei Jefe
de las operaciones Nilitares en- 81 Es-
tado, Francisco l.. Urquizo."
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Por ebriedad

En- estado de completa ebriedad
caniaaha por "a Gale IN iEdlviduo a
Guien Ia pciicia aprehendlo ponicn-
colo en- lugar SECURE, para que
comparezca hoy ante el Juez respec-
two a recibir Ia pena que lie CORES
ponde.
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~Intento natario.

John Armstrong acuSo ante Ia. po-
licia. pidiendo SUI apprehension, a un
negro. contra 81 cual Sc queja dc
cue 10 asalto en- la Gale con intento
de a~sesirarlo. La policia ~procedio a
Ia captura del negro, Ponlendolo
desde luego a disposition del Juez
competerte. Ell acusador tiene ST do
rnicilio en- Ia Gale de Speed numero
LOT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
Regisiro Civil
NAClMIENTOS

Tn nino de Daniel TaGle Y dc Ia
sonora Flora T. de Tagle en- la Gale
de Monterrey SOLO.
Una nina de Alejo Serna Y de Ia
sonora Julia r. de Serna, en- la Gale
de y. Romano 419.
Una nina de jose Maria CantG V de
la sonora Simona G.. de Cantu, en- la
Gale dc s. Laredo IT'S.
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Io robaron cerca del Hot Wells

Henry ". S:iilman sc queJo dc
cue a las prlmeras horaS dol Ola dc
aver fue detenido ccrca dc Hot Wells
nor IN indiviGuo cue corria III mo-
tociclo. yendo q, Henry, en- TN au-
tomovil. Informa este que el lndl-
ividuo que 10 detuvo lie quito veintl-
dos pesos que llevaha en- Ell bo!slllo,
asi como un sohre co]nteniendo quln-
&c pesos CUE no 0 de su prople-
dad, sino de otra persona llamada
!. ". Shaw. FL robado Sc ALOHA en-
81 Hotel Colonial.
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NOTAS LOCALES
PRoXTNfO BALE

e. proximo domingo dia nueve del
mes en- curse, Sc verificara un bale
cue 81 senior Lorenzo Garcia ha or
ganizado en- su residential de Ia ca
lie de Arbor Place 643, para pasar
algunas hoCas dc esparcimiento en-
compania dc sus amistades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
L \ C ! NJ B | 0

nucstros imitadores tienen que veIdcr
MAS CARO- porQuc tiencn Cue repartir
cumisiones d cicntos de Bancos America
nos. porque no tienen Banco propio.
81 lc ofreccn hacerle rico, darlc ire
clos baratisinos o rcEalarle Miles de Pc
SOS. dcbe de tencr mucho cuidado. va que
MILES de McXicanos que Sc creyeron de
csas ofcrtas perdicron SUI dinero porque 10
cnviaron a casas desconocidas 0 POGO no.
norahlcs y 81 resultado fu6 que esas casas
o personals dispusieron Dc e. como suce-
do a Jos ~cliertcs dc cierta casa que que
bro y varias otraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
Por mcntar en- IN tren sin ooieto

Continuan dandose casos de in
dividuos que abordan los trenes sin
haber s~atisfecho ell importe del pa
safe. De esta clase de individuos en-
tregaron los empleadcs de una
Compania ferrocarrilera a IN indi-
viduo que fu6 s~orprcndidc en- IN
tren sin su bcieto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Los pron5sticos para el tempo de
hoy en- esta ciudad, segun ell ObSerVa-
torio. son: Medic nublado. Tempera-
tura malima 80 a 50. VieEtos ligeros
del medic dia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
SUCESOS De POLICIA
Por ccuitacion de objetos robados

Saul de la Fuente, Sc acerco a Ia
autoridad acusando dc o%cultacion de
cosas robadas, a IN meXicano que
tue a~prehendido por Ia policia y
puesto a disposition de Ia Corte cue
c~crrcsDonde.
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CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.

TelefonoS: Crockett SSb, 9S''
999 y 1920.
FL UNICO SITIO MENICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros q proposito ' a precioS "a
zonableS. especiales para bautizos,
Matrimonios Y Fuherales. Wales cor
tos so cts. Hora $500. Precios eS-
peciaIes para fuera de la ciudad.
Scrvicio rapido dIa y noche.
Leon \. MARTINEZ, Gerente,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
NO HA HABIDO CAMBIO EN- LA
STfUACION CREADA POR LA
uITET CA NJ A poi ICIA

Del Servicio Especial de LA PRENSA
LONDRES, agosto 3.-La huelga
de la policia de la ciudad sigue en-
toda SUI fuerza Y la situacion cresda
por ella no ha tenido Ia menor varia-
cion.
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Socto1ss n,sonnk
PARA Ell PASC

Al ar-exio de alsunos nesocios ssTo anc-
che psra El Pzso. Texas. 81 Sr. D. Juan
Csstllon. conocido horbre de ueSocics de To-
rre6n. Coahuila. quicn desde hace alEunos dias
ar-ib6 a San Antonio prcc6eente del luGar de
SUI residences.
Acorpanadc al senior CasEn6n 81 hija Arr
FARO y reSrsaran en- brevc a San Antonio.
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SANTORAL

Martes AGoSto 5.-La Dedication de
Nuestra Sonora de las Moves y San
Emisdio Obispo Martir.
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I-AGO WEST n

Delicioso Y fresco. Sc rentan botes
de remcs Y de vapor. Tome tranvia
West End. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05
i'm INVENTORIES!

Invsntar = f5cil So I'd. pue7s nsnser
,-n.ensamente. Aho-a r,fsrao = aqul esta
81 ~opo-runidad. Una idea rucva P1eae
darle fa-la y fortuna. LAs i1re7c'oaes
son De graz va.or ) E~osa-ToS ~ayuc17r-
mos al i~ryeator con "a protection legal
ST h -eali-aGo ID. una .nvsncIo7 o -
psra ob.sne-ia. eSrrIha10s irr-g'Eat1ms
&c ) le reraiGrenos nuescr0 Hb-o cu don
de ercontrarl uaa information comv.ria,
e inventor Yuete slcuH~c ~"r'olr " corr
se;o gratis dado por cNpe--os y ID -~
manGa el uncGelo O dise5o ts su i-Ee---
con Il description en- esps5o.. lc aa-emcs
IN exaren De e.. h5rs De TODD CASIO = 5e
indicareuacS s. convene ser p~ace7taco-
Nuestros c~lientes c-&cue---an toG2S as
Facilitates para ve-de- sus Patsnts~.
Nuestra oiicina 6. en- 81 Eery-o. n
mas grande del mundo : - c1cuen.ra
irstaIada en- ngeScvo ediilci9 proPso cuyo
vzlor Is de 100000
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-05

Cuando necesite Ibros en- espanei
sirijase a Ignacio E. LoZano, lis n.
santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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FOR Q y Z
Po-1uc nosoros sonos los UNICoS propetaros del Gran
RANC o NJ EXICA
iJmnro-pCratcdl.
Con cuo capital y prophdade, garantramos euat1iFr cn1o qe Sc maya
rr nuetC conducto - ..Lg "a,
- Po-nIs sdras rncasv cra7dcs khnacncS dc mHranclas m Los Angeles al
Kansas CITY Mo. Laredo. Texas Santa Ana, Cal etc etc: Y vasS oS
rmdadcsc con TODD II cual TANBIEN RESPONDENTS de 81 dnero
rcruc nuetra Negotiation Is mas inporane y mas randc qc las dc h@-
ts imitdors JuNTOS. .. Lm. L.
Nuctas Ofcinas. y d numcro d" nueNros cnpnadns dan ma ouena ha
I, In difcrrci. tan crandc que hay entire ura y las otns caSas
NucNra nuna cucnta a IL fnha con mas dc
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1Os West Commerce ST. San Antonio, Texas.
rE C.RANTzADO para envios de dneroo mecsnaasa cuahuir pae de Mexico y Europa.

SABE listed siquicra ~quienos son Ice
PROPlETARIOS de esas casas?
iVERDAD QUE NO?
SABE listed al tienen con cue res
ponderie?
5VERDAD QUE NO?
Entonecs mandar dinero por conduetos
dudosos Is 10 mismo que ENTREGARLO
AL PRIMER .DESCoNOCIDo CUE Sc
10 PTDA EN- La GALE.
Sabicndo bien que MILES han perdido
sr dinero, arricssara I'd. 81 suyo?
CREEMOS QUE NO.
No CORA I'd Ell riesso UN Ola MAS
v hasa todos sus cnvios por cl UN1CO
CoNDuCTo que listed ST SABE que
ticnc dc sobra con CUE responaerie. y
Csc conducto IS el de
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

GOOD OLD STORIES FOR Rows
ND GIRLS. Selected by Elva S.
smith. Carnegie Library of Pitts
burgh. Pictures by L. ]. Bridrman
Boston,: Lothrop. Lee & Shepard
Co.
THE WONDER OF WAR AT SEA
BY Francis Rolt-Wheeler. author
OF y. s. Service Series" etc. With
80 Illustrations from war photo
graphs and sketches. Boston:
Lothrop. Lee & Shepard Co.
SOCIAL WORK; Essays ON the Meet.
Ing Ground of Doctor and Social
Worker. BY Richard c. Cabot
N. D. Boston: Houghton Miffiin
Company.
DEMOCRACY AND THE EASTEpN
QUESTION; The Problem of the
Far East rs Demonstrated by the
Great War, and Its Relation to the
United states OF America. By
Thomas F. Willard. author of Our
Eastern Question" etc. New York:
The Century Company
HE'LL; and the Internal Comedy. Rv
John Armstrong Chaloner. A. B..
A. NJ, author of 'Scorpio." etc
Roanoke Rapids: Palmetto Press.
POLITICAL LEADERS. OF pro-
yINCIAL PENNSYLVANIA. Bv
Isaac Sharpless. president of Hay.
erford College, 1SS7-1917. New
York: The Macmillan Company.
WHEN WAS A GIRL IN MEXICO
BY Mercedes Godoy. Illustrated
from photographs. Boston:
Lothrop. Lee & Shepard Co.
AMERICAN BUSINESS IN WORTH
MARKETS, Our Opportunitie. and
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New York: Published for the Fed
eral Council of Church of Christ
in America, by the Missionary Ed
ucation Movement.
MEXICO UNDER CARRANZA, A
Lawyers Indictment OF the Crown
ing Infamy Of Four Hundred
Years Of Misrule. By Thomas Ed
ward Gibbon. New York Double
day, Page & Co.
PINTO BEN, And Other Stories. BY
william S Hart and Mary Hart. H.
Illustrations by r. l.. Hambdi New
York: Britton Publishing Com
pany.
OUR PUBLIC DEBT; A Historical
sketch With Description OF
United states Securities. BY Har-
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Trust Company.
THE LADY OF THE NIGHT WIND.
BY Varick Vanardy, author of
alias the Night Wind" etc. New
York: The Macaulay Company.
THE AZURE ROSE; A Novel. BY
Reginald Wright kaunman, au-
Macaulay Company.
TRAVELLING COMPANIONS. BY Hen
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Liveright.
FROM WAR TO PEACE, Plea for =
Definite Policy Of Reconstruction.
by Herbert Quick. author of ''On
Board the Good Ship Earth" etc.
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Worlds Best English Phrases.
Compiled and arranged by Edwin
Hamlin Carr. New York: G. p.
Putnam's Sons. - =
NURSE BENSON. BY Justin Hunt
Mccarthy, author. of "1f I Wer.
King" etc. New York: John Lant
Company.
MIDAS AND son. By stephen Nc
Kenna, author Of Sonia etc. New
York: George H. Doran Company.
A LITTLE GRAY HOME IN FRANCE.
BY Helen Davenport Gibbons, au.
thor of The Red Rugs of Tarsus."
New York: The Century Company.
RUSTY MILLER. BY Joslyn Gray.
Illustrated. New York: Charles
Scribner's Sons.
THE COLVER LECTURES-DEMO-
CRAZY. DISCIPLINE. PEACE. BY
William Roscoe Thayer. Boston:
Houghton Miffiin Company.
FIGHTING TYPES. Pictures by w.
Otway CannelL Verses by Hamp-
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Company.
SOME SOLDIERS AND LITTLE
MAMMA. BY Helen Boulnois. New
York: John Lane Company.
Prophecy AND Authority, A
study in the History OF the Doc
trine and Interpretation OF scrip
> ture. BY Kemper Fullerton, NJ. A,
professor Of Old Testament Ian
guage and literature. Oberline
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.-ineels. BY Edward Stratemeyer.
author of Dave Porter at Oak
Hail." etc. Illustrated by r. En-
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SERVICE AND SACRIFICE, Poems.
BY Corinne Roosevelt Robinson.
author of THE Call of Brother
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Scribner's Sons.
ALICE SIT-BY-THE-FlRE, A Play.
By J. NJ. Barrie. New York; Charles
Scribner's Sons.
JIMMIE HIGGINS: 4 Story. BY Up
ton Sinclair. author of THE Jun
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Liveright.
PROBLEMS OF PEACE; From the
Holy Alliance to the League of
Nations. Message from Eu-
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Guglielmo Ferrero, author Of "A
Short History of Rome" etc. New
York: G. P. Putnam's Sons.
THE COLLEGE GATEWAY. BY
Charles Franklyn Thwing, D. D.,
LII. D., Lift. d. Boston: The Pill
grim Press.
SONGS FROM THE GRANITE HILLS.
BY Clark B. Cochrane. Boston:
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HANDBOOK OF FRENCH AND BEL
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by Louise Seymour Houghton.
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Graduate School of Theology. New
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THE. PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS: And
-.mer Poems. BY Benjamin r. c.
Low, author of 1.-The House That
Was and Other Poems" etc. New
York: John Lane Company.
NIGHT BOMBING WITH THE BE-
DOUINS. BY one of the squadron,
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c., r. A. F. With Illustrations
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LABRADOR DAYS. Tale. Of the Sea
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A JOURNEY IN WARTIME. By Isa-
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RAINBOW ISLAND. BY Edna A.
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THE MOON OF THE CARIBEES: And
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Liveright.
THE SWALLOW; A Novel Based
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THE EROTIC MOTIVE IN LPTERA
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THE EVOLUTION OF PETKe
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WHY JOANs BY Eleanor MercsiI
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THE LIVING CHRIST; And Some
Problems Of Today. By Charles
Wood. D. D. New York: Fleming
! H. Revell Company.

frOOlem0 OF IO0ay. BY CnaFleS |
Wood. D. D. New York: Fleming
H. Revell Company.
The half dozen essays Of this volume |
originated as the Harvard William
Belden Noble lectures of 1918, deliv- |
cred by DR.. Charles Wood, pastor of
the Church of the Covenant of this
city The general purpose underlying
this body of discourse is to state
anew. in terps of the common life
around us, certain fundamental truths
that within the course of the past two
thousand years have lost some of the
vitality. and point, and application
which they possessed when Christ
Himself embodied them in His own
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God is still in His world.
THE SILENT MILL. BY Hermann
Sudermann. author of "Magda,"
etc. New York: Brentano's.
At the head of this romance the
author sets in it's frame a picture of
the silent milr'-old, weather-worn,
roofless, 1.-The mill wheel hanging
awry between its molding supports
moss and lichens striving ineffectu-
ally to cover the unsightly nakedness
OF the decaying place. The picture
breathes loneliness and hints at mys-
terry. The romance itself explains the
picture. 1t is the story OF two brothers
whose love for each other partakes
OF the depth and constancy that. at
rare intervals, have made brother
love the theme of song and story. The
e,6ak. the miller. is a grave man of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-25

DBLGlUM; A Personal Narrative. By
Brand Whitlock. United States
minister to Belgium, author of
Forty Years of It. etc. New
York: d. Appleton & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-25

Made of the genuine Windsor crepe in
delicate shell pink. They are cut full,
made in round neck style and finished at
neck and sleeves with lace.
Second Floor, North Annex.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-11-22
CAN'T ASK men
TO JOIN union
New York Judge Restrain Street
Railway Mems Union From
Soliciting Members:

NEW YORK, Nov. 20. - Supreme
Court Justice Finch has issued an in
junction: against I'm embers of the Am
alsamated Association of Electric and
Street Railway Employees from any
attempt to induce employees of the
Third avenue Railway company to
join that union pending the trial of
the suit for 100000 damages. brought
by the company against the union.
Justice Finch after reviewing the
strike of 1916. told how the company
then had required it's. employees to
sign contracts that they would not
become members of the Anlalgamat-
ed. The court made it plain that this
agreement did not prohibit employees
from Joining any union, but only a
particular union-and this union is
the only one that the employees can
join and be recognized as bona fide
trade unionists.
= The Injunction is in line with a
decision two years ago by. the United
State supreme court. which ruled in
the case of the Hitchman Coal COM
pany, of West Virginia. that where
employees sign an agreement. not to
join a. union while in the employ of
/ the company, an injunction against
members Of the United Nine Workers
is good "law'' if they advise the en-
ployes to join the union.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-11-22
UNIVERSITY men LOSE
PROFESSIONAL: DIGNITY

"At our great university says the
Madison (Wis.) Capital Times, eve
have the spectacle Of members of the
faculty being offered bonus in or
der to: keep them on speaking terms
with the grocer and the landlord.
What is there to professional dig
nifty when members Of the faculty
are; asked to lose their self respect
through bonus subsidies and extra
neous charities?
Wouldn't it be more in keeping
with their dignity and self respect
for the members Of the faculty to be
organized in such a way as to be able
to 90 to the proper authorities and
demand salaries that are in keeping
with their positions? -
"The basic principle Of union labor
is organization.
And the teachers and professors Of
the country will be: on the same rela-
lively low standards of salaries as the
other unorganized workers of the
country as long as they remain unor-
ganized. :-
In union there is strength
when the great body Of teachers
of this country recognize this for
mula there will be greater compensa-
ton in training the. mind. than mind
ing the train"