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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Easy to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Thsusaads Of families swear ~ lie
Drompt results. inexpensive,
aad sHvss about 81,

You know that pine is used in nearly
al prescript ions and remedies for coughs.
The reason is that pine contains several
peculiar elements that have = remark.
able effect in soothing and heaiing the
membranes Of the throat and chest. Pine
is famous for this purpose.
Pine cough syrups are combinations
OF pine and .syrup. The Syrup" part
Is usually plain sugar syrup.
To make the beat pine cough remedy
that money can hug. put 2M ounces
Of Pinex in a pint bottle, and ill up
with home. made suga! syrup. Or you
can use clarified molasses, honey, or corn
syrup, instead Of sugar syrup. Either
way, yon make a full pint--inorc than
you can bay ready made for three times
the money; 1t is pure. good and rc1y
plcasant-chiidren take il eagerlv.
You can feel this take hold Of 4 cough
or cold in way that means business.
or may be persistent!y loose from the
formation OF phleIm. The cause is the
kamc-inhamed membTancs-and this
Pinex and Syrup combination will stop
it-usually in "a hours or less. Splendid,
too, Tor bronchial asthma, hoarseness,
or any ordinary throat alment.
PineI is highly concentrated com.
pound OF genuine Norway pine extract,
and is famous the world over for its
prompt effect upon coughs.
BeEare OF substitutes. Ask your
druggist Tor "2ia .ounces OF Pine1" with
directions, and don't accept anything
else, Guaranteed to give absolute salts.
factiol or money refunded. The Pinex
Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
MidtUinter Bride
and Her Gowns
Stroud Like Garment,
With High Neck,
Gone Forever.
RY uyrA srUYyEsANr.

Win so many weddings scheduled
that The midwinter bride pron,is osdf co
be ono OF the most popular persons OF OF
crisp eH ani nvgoTains T9m,ss. e
this cold season tina: trousscauX take
on added attractions and brides smile
But what n change wedding clothes
have undergone in the past few years;
costumes Tmo, IN, That would have shocked our
grahdnother arc simply sensible to-
day. No longer Is It necessary to con.
me the gown TO whito or limit il to
Conc forever is the shroud-lilse gar
! n IN WIN It's high neck and long tight
S 81 that was buried SO carefully
see brides Of high standing go to the
ALA IN iisht-colored frocks. and one
nrodm:n.nt woman chose black for HOY
| ,,nEhcsS. Very often dresses OF white
r pave color introduced quite skill.
toIIy somewhere.
are frequently seen even at afternoon
f fnIiw l 1nH arms arc barred heauti
worn afterward as dinner dresses or
s s,mefMinS Gowns No longer is it con.
aedlnrs 9 Trss .or IN to pack away one,
nf!cr the clremony. For this asu ress Gnes n
s slrSI. nos: or is given psshaps in string
thromeh or al underskirt peckinE
\ lovely winter bridc. who was most
M mfoa oe recently wore q beautiful roLa
-
.nce. was tunic effect and fell
considerably below the Encca. Under
ms was lace ruHic attached to n
!et foundation. conccaling. yet reveal
inS an accordion plcatcd petticoat Of
, IeSh tinted chiffon cloth. The ban
ucau bodice Was drapcd close and
, ,hef we Wnre great cascades or tic lace
covering the arms p"'' 's
The Informal bride chooses tho
Smarty tailored suit OF rich valours
iia ia sra; trI with FUR. Not only
h iomao.e women favor wine shades.
crowns and the various red tones tina:
are SO warm and lovely. Hats or be.
coming size and harmonic colorinEs
accompany the winter bride 10 tfS
a ali . GHld and silver brocsdea and
All metallic fabrics are wisely chosen.
worn A,,rh a.. We S afternoon gowns are
formal wedding gown and Vet do
not approve Of tailored suits Some
ocautiiuiiy beaded frocks are boin 9
SHOWN 70 suit the most fastidious
Driac; and she Is sure 70 look ouitn
raEishinE II she selects becominr
;iarst. State and bisdue are among
me most popular shades. with a IrnssS
hat, or rather large sire. tho yrinter
nriac VIII be both scnsibly and ~
tractiveiy dressed 0"u St-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

There is no shortage of high grade Phono-
graphs in our Retail Department. Here you will
find such excellent makes to choose from as the
STARR, the LUDLOW, the ARIONOLA, the
VICTOR, the COLUMBIA, and the greatest Of
them all-the CRAFTS
Some new, used, secondhand and showroom
instruments offered at prices far below those
which prevail generally. AS an example Of what
may be accomplished by visiting the CRAFTS
monograph Department, we might state that
Sll5 will buy a beautiful 1925 Phonograph, $50
will buy VICTOR Photograph, and you can Sc
cure magnificent COLUMBIA at SS5. You can
get the 5000 LUDLOW for S135-and that isn't all
you may enjoy, if you WILL further privilege
by paying cash and securing special holiday dis
count, which is liberal and which will appeal to
you.
No Photograph will leave our salesrooms
unless we know we can guarantee it. You run no
risk in dealing with "'The House of CRAFTS"
Which has faithfully and efficiently served the
public so many years. We want you to expect
more from us; we want you to be more exactne
when dealing with us, because we are better able
to serve you
II you are one who has visited other music
stores and not found just the tone you want in
monograph, you are the very one that is espe-
clally and cordially invited to visit our Retail Talk
ing Machine Department, where you are sure to
md just your ideal in tone and in appearance
ana the price, too will be pleasing If you already
own Talking Machine or Phonograph-no mat
ter the make-we will accept it in exchange on
the purchase of one of our LUDLOW or CRAFTS
Photographs CRAFTS CABINET. GRAND
PIANO, ART-O-CRAFTS. PLAYER-PIANO
ART-O-CRAFTS REPRODUCING PIANO. o.
the ART O-CRAFTS PHONOGRAPH-PI PLAYER
PIANO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

t th,ss the cake. large whito ono
tho artists. Tho announcement havin:
.ssn. made with the old saying, that
taxes tuc cake" Mrs. II. q. Fitzhuyh
and an; ,, Mrs Gordon Decordy tied and in
cuItihS ior the prize Mrs. DcCordy
won. \ series OF questions were pro.
bounded. the answers TO which were
words containing Il syllable bird. Here
Vas Vas another tic for honoss between
Taylor: in the drawing 10 settle Mrs.
Roberts winning. a most dclec,able
collation. was served.
Responding to rol. call at the Round
Dozen Club members referred TO mir
acie3 in continuing the study OF bible
history. The ,ncctinS was held We'd
nesday with Airs. Eugene T.. Ham. Tie
discussion related to samuel and the
Hebrew theocracy under the Judges.
with Mrs. 7. VI. FAINTER as the leader.
The Thursday Club enjoyed it's meet
ing this week with Mrs Howard &.
Gilmer as hostess. Interest conferred
In the current events. which suggested
number OF timely discussions
Mrs. ]. r.. Halter and Mrs. c. NJ.
Galway. Of pocahontas. and Mrs. G.. =.
Irvine. of Williamson. W. Va. were
guests for the weekend OF Mrs. a. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
PULASKI

Spee..! - The Times Dispatch,
LASH. VA, Dec. c0.-The Taylor
DAY afternoon with It's peach biossoons
US apple iwiss and blooms and tho
w. among which were ianumerabie
.Hlitation bros and butterflies, con
.rastinE the scene with that without.
"a Sne colde6t OF the season. when Mrs. b
laylor and her. sister. Mrs. W. r.
I3,oon. were hoStcsses. Any BIRDS
ttlt WAS the passport a. the door as
ne guests were met md shown into
me rover moor. which had been so won
I+!iu!IE transformed. The guests were
Nr9t asked 70 sketch a Nird The best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Ask for Bargain No. D.1O35.
GnO-Estey Parlor Organ.
poC Magnificent case.
with French plate mirror.
This is an organ that can be
relied upon to give perma-
nent, pleasurable service,
and we can guarantee it to
be in flrst-class condition,
having been rebuilt by our
own factory experts, in our
plant. If you are seeking a
high-gradc Parlor Organ,
see this one at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
LET Crafts Be
Your Santa Claus!"

For many years CRAFTS has played SANTA
CLAUS to hundreds Of homes in the South, but
never before have circumstances so shaped them
selves as to enable CRAFTS to play SANTA
CLAUS more favoraby than during this season
Notwithstanding the existing shortage of
stocks throughout the country the use of fore
sight made it possible for us to accumulate and as
sembe in our Retail Department collection Of
instruments which true specimens of the
Plano-maker's art In order to accomplish this,
drastic action was necessary. Months ago we sus-
pended our Wholesale Piano Department SO as to
take care of our own retail trade both in Rich
mond and from our North Carolina headquarters
at Raleigh.
You who have been promising that Piano to
your family may profit by our foresight. You
know how you have all longed for something to fill
that corner, and now we want to fill it by placing
IN it one Of our beautiful CRAFTS CABINET
GRAND PIANOS, all ART O. CRAFTS
PLAYER-PIANO an ART-O- CRAFTS REPRO
DuClNG PIANO or one Of our very latest prod
uets-the ART-O-CRAFTS PHONOGRAPH
PLAYER-PIANO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Extraordinary values
are offered here in Scarfs
OF beautiful imported
materials. Gift sugges.
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Making Du.thin Sanitary.

.NhEIhS IIuNtUln SHNIr6Ty.
To make a dustbin sanitary, burn a
couple or newspapers or two or three
they arc omp.!cd. Let the iiarae rush
out, and il will remove every trace OF
grease or damp and render the dustbin
a.i clean as new one. and quite free
from any unp!easaNt small.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Refresh Your Player Roll
library by choosing popular
and standard numbers from our
large stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Any Make of Instrum

Remember that Photograph
Records make an acceptable
gift! We offer all the late
numbers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09
POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN
PLANNING A MEAL.

DO not have too much heavy food at
one meal. A heavy meal should not
be followed by a heavy dessert, but
rather by a light one. and vice versa.
Do not repeat the same flavor in
the same meal. Example: If you have
tomato soup, do not have tomatoes
served in any other way for that meal.
Courses, or at least dishes served at
the same meal, should contrast with
one another; bland one, then a more
highly favored one; hot one, then
"a more highly favored one and
then cold one; a liquid one, then a
solid one. For example: A hot main
course should be followed by fresh
crisp salad or cold dessert; highly
,, favored soup or bouillon might be
followed by a creamed dish of some
kind, or a bland meat, such as veal
with peas.
Many times sharp contrasts in tex.
ture are very deSirable-ice cream
and cake, tea and waters, cheese and
crackers, cranberry or acid fruit with
fowl, apples with pork, apples with
beef, peas or mint with lamb, goose
berries with fowl
Do not repeat too often the same
food prepared in the same way. Fol
| instance, do not have mashed pota.
toes every day. Prepare them in some
, other way the second day, and so on
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09
H ousehoh AlntC..|

The same food materials may be used
more frequently if they are prepared
in various ways.
CHEESE NOT HARD TO DIGEST.
Cheese is commonly regarded as an
appetizer and seasoning for other
foods, but is is also very satisfac
tory substitute for meat. 1t is rich
in protein and energy, and, contrary
to prevailing impression, it is easily
digested. Extensive digestion expert
ments carried on by the Department
Of Agriculture have demonstrated that
more than 95 per cent of the protein
of cheese is digestible and 80 per cent
Of it's energy is available. AS COM
pared with meat is has the advantage
Of being able to keep long in storage
and contains much food in small
volume. A pound Of cheese supplies
more than twice as much energy as
a pound of fowl or round steak, and
almost twice as much protein as the
same amount of fowl or ham. Cheese,
therefore, is usually cheaper food
than the meats.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09

the face Of the globe will you find in
one place copper, tin, iron, cotton,
hemp, grain, game"
A voice replied: "In the pockets
Of my youngest son."
An automobilist last summer stop
ped one night at IT,, only hotel in a
Kentucky back-country town. After
supper he Joined the usual crowd Of
loungers on the porch.
The sole topic Of discussion SEEM
ed to be a citizen who had been
buried the day before. At last the
visitor, becoming interested, asked:
WAS the deceased popular
"Was he?" echoed the chief
speaker. "Was he! Stranger, every
dogs tail in town stopped wagging
for five mpiutes while the funeral
He got carried away by the
spirit of the times and remained
away for several days. He came
to himself in his own room with
out knowing exactly how he got
there. A friend sat beside him.
Hello" he said, as he opened his
eyes, "what day is this Z"
"This," said the friend, "is Thurs
day."
The invalid thought it over a
minute.
"what became Of Wednesday 2"
he asked.
my dear, you ought to pass up
frivolous things and take an inter-
est in deep subjects. Take history,
for instance. Here is an interesting
item. Gessler, the tyrant, put up q
hat for the Swiss to salute.n
The lady was trifie interested.
"How was it trimmed" she in
nuiied.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09

Very smart is the one-clasp WIN
ter glove for the street, either in i'm
ported pique or with heavy embrOid-
e.y or crochet on the back.
Youthfulness and grace are ex-
pressed to your hearts content in the
new frocks Frocks of serge show
clever waistline and neck treatments
and still others feature bright embroi-
derry touches. The line Of serge and
taffeta gowns is a most complete one
at the Meyer-.Ionasson store.
Some|of the new French frOcks
show trRusered skirts, actually skirts
in trouser form, but for the Amer
lean woman these are modified, and
similar effect is produced by a mar
row skirt.
For warmth and becomingness
there's nothing in sports attire that
quite exceeds the new sweaters Of
angora wool. The collars are n de-
cided departure from previous models
in this line and are made in scarf
fashion, and can be either worn in
tuxedo style or i'm winter weather
used as muffler. A wide variety of
lAt INV shoWh thN
sale and Koch store. They come in
two-tone effects, Venetian blue and
buff being most effective combina-
ton.
When the hats are not rolling and
plumed they are apt to verge to the
other eXtrem9Sand be made with the
utmost simplicity Of line or actually
with no trimming at all
Clever new models, belted or plain
tailored in the favored new coat
len gths are shown in the new suit
arrivals at the Thompson store. What
is particularly interesting about the
line is that it includes in wide varie
ty of modes suits that are especially
adapted to stout figures. Serges
velours, broadcloths and the new
duvetyns are the favored materials.
Many of the new tailored frOcks
of the autumn are of duvetyn, with
new line in the skirt rather than
the waist.
TUNES, distended hips, pockets
all play their part, giving an effect
of fullness below the somewhat closer
waist.
The newS eYening dresses are show.
Ing a goods deal of draping, and with
the heavier materials are combined
exquisite shades of silk net and chif'
fon, the former material being per
haps the most popular. Silk. net car
be done into ruffles and bonffant puffs
to the last limit Of pannier and hiI
effects.
The so-called vamp veil is a LITTLE
circular veil that is draped over the
small turban and covers just the
upper portion of the face. Only thu
very youthful and pretty womeI
should affect such an accessory.
Feathered hats, the nevis fad il
millinery and an exceedingly bec0m
ing innovation of the, early winte
fashions is being exploited in the To
ledo shops. In the millinery depart
ment of -fbe Goldwater store thes'
new feathered effects are shown in al
the glory of the new colorings. Tur
bans and chin-chin types dominate thu
!. display which includes navy, brown
beaver, black and the lighter shades
Of tan. These hats are extremel.
fashionable with the new suits botl
for street and evening wear.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09
Small Army for France.

Paul Doumer, former Minister of
State in the French government, has
recommended peace-time army of
only 100000 men. He proposes an
army of 100000 when France is on
a war footing.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09
Nc-4 as An Aid to Recruiting

Many persons living along the East
ern coast have seen the NC4, which
was the first seaplane to cross the At
lantic. Lieut.. Commander Read is
still in charge Of the ship and is using
her in flights in aid of recruiting for
the naval air stations,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09
Saving England From Starvation.

The railroad strike in England
threatened starvation to large pro-
portion of the people, so dependent is
that country on imported food and its
transportation to every town. To
avert this danger the government has
enlisted about 100000 motor drivers
and is likely to commander as many
automobiles and auto trucks.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09

Miss Fannie Harley twenty three
New York
inferi9s to She that
you ID the
the hitch bitch hich
fe herself
the latest styles anything
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09
1t means uhat it says

Satisfaction Euaranteed-money cheerfully
funded; that's the and that
is exactly what mean if what you buy here doesn't
bring it back. That is the Baker policy that has
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09

Where" exclaimed the land
agent, addressing an audience of
possible purchasers, "where else on
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09

Quality is more important than ever this
year. you know its advantages as we'll as we
do; you're not always sure OF getting quality;
right in particular; the safest way is TO
place your confidence in a store of this kind
which has built up strong reputation for
quality Yau can be just as sure OF Baker quality
now as ever before
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09

There are The things you want, if you're
like mos; men; double breasted is ihe big
thing in suiis and overcoats this year; be.:s
ere big thing too; you'll find all sorts of
double Breasted belted styles; enough TO
meet any mans preference.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-09

Youthfulness and grace are eX.
pressed to your hearts content in the
new frocks. Frocks of serge show
clever waistline and neck treatments
and still others feature bright embroi-
derry touches. The line Of serge and
taffeta gowns is u most complete one
at the Meyer-JonassOn store.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-15
pOr eli THatrO Macdonald

Nuevamcnte cl encanto andaluZ de
Paquita Stella. Sc manifesto con can
tarcS lleroS de gracia Y de sentiment
to, anoche, en- cl cScenario del tea
tro "Nacional' con Ia r]eaparlcIon dc
In gcntii tonadillera. quien dcspu6s
de varios dias de ausencia, vuelve a
haccrnoS sentir 0 el prestigio de la
musica dc Espana, Y de Ia terra nucs
ira.
Como Sc cspcraba, succdio. \ pc
sar de que la noche Sc p~rcsentaba
hoStil con vicntoS friuS V amena2as de
lluvia. el teatro Sc VIC lleno dc concu-
rrcntes que, no hien aparecIo Ia a.
tista, fuG recibida 0 entusiastas a
plauSos V dianas que hicierOn con-
mover 4 PaQuita, repitiendose las
mueStraS de Simpatia en- su favor, con
formc iban salicndo de su rarganta
que conoce tOdos los misteriOS dc los
mas hondoS scntimientos. las coplaS
Que entire gTacia Y gracia. Sucten GA
varsc como cspinaS en- mitad del CO.
raz6n.
\ darle mas realcc a Ia velaGa. con
;ribuy0 ell cuadro Pastor con la eX-
celentc labor de los artiStas que 10
forman Y de una especial F.
duardo, que ha afirmado ei prestlglo
dc magno artificc del chistc, quo
| frecucntemente hace rciT.
Este artiSta, Pastor, cclebrara el
pr6yimo vierncs SUI beneficio. Y cs in
dudable cue el GXito que tendra Sera
dc acuerdo con las simpatias que sc
ha ganado. Y cen 10 magnlfico del
programa que Sc ha escogido para
| csa noche. pues ademas de nuevos
numeros de variedad que representa-
IA el cuadro que dirige ell beneficial
| do Paquita Stella. cantara esa no.
che los mejores nImeros en- Ia que la
musica espanola. Y las canciones me-
xicanas. manifestaran toda la magni-
tud de SUI sentimiento.
Vaciare ell baul esa noche, nos d.
10 Pastor. al darnos cuenta de 81 be-
neficio, V va sabemos que en- boca de
un artista como Eduardo, esa prone
sa, es TODD I'm mundo de sensaciones
Y de noveda1es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-15
E r ~REPRESENTADA LA
OPERA "MESIAS"

La opera "Mesias,' de Haendel,
que estaba siendo ensayada por ca
81 todas las agrupaciones artisticas
dc Ia ciuGad, o el objeto de cue
fuera cantada en- los dias correspon-
dientes a la Navidad, Y que por mo-
two de la c%uarentena a que do lu-
gar n epidemic de Ia influenza no
Sc pudo ~rerresentar en- Ia fecha que
Sc guerra. sera acknowledgements can
tada ell pr5Ximo nartes en- el teatro
Empire"
Como va 10 dijimos en- su oportu-
nitad, los proGuctos de esta function
Sc dedicaran a fines altruistas, re-
lacionados con asuntOs militares.
Anoche Sc ELECTRO cl ensayo fl
nal de Ia ohra en- Ia Escuela de AL
tos Estudios dc la Gale Main, ha-
biendo concurrido . estas practicas
todas las senoritas V caballeros que
tomaran parte en- Ia function.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-15
RECRUDECIMIENTO EN- LA
EPIDEMIA DE
INFLUENZA

Tn recrudecimiento, aunque no a
larmante. Sc motto aver en- la epide-
mia de la influenza, pues, segun los
datos propcrcionados por ell Depar-
tamento de Salubridad, quien a su
vez los recibe dc los medicos de la
ciuCad, c~uarenta Y I'm casos sc ha-
bian rcgistrado hasta ell medic dia
de aver, sobrepasando esta cantidad,
con el dohlc, = los que Sc habian re-
gistrado los dias a]nteriores, que no
habian pasado dc veinte.
Este recrudecimiento del NAL sc
debio sin duda al enfriamiento de IA
temperature, pero segun parece no
pr~esenta pcr esta veZ caracteres
graves, pues a pcsar de los numero-
SOS casos de Influenza, segun los
informes a que nos refer!mos, no sc
ha dadc ninguno dc pufnonia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-15
PARADA MILITAR EN- Ell
CAMPO TRAVIS

Antes de que de principle Ell IL
cenciamierto de Ia is Division. 10
cual. segUn diiimos, tendra lugar
pr6ximamente. el viernes tendra lu-
ga una gran parada Y diversos ejer-
cicios militares por todaS las fuer-
a que forman la mencionada Di-
vision.
Los ejercicios aludidos. tendran
lugar en- el Campo Travis, donlicilio
de dicho crerDo, esperandose que las
maniobraS seran presenciadas por
numerosas personals de San Antonio,
pues segin Sc anuncia todos los
ejercicios que va 4 tener lugar Sc
ran sumamcnte intCresantes.
Todos los altos jefes Y oflclales
Ge los campamentos cercanos han
sido invitadoS a este acto mliitar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-15
CHoCO CONTRA DOS AUTO
Movies

Tn individuo que guiaba ell auto
m6vil Ford numero 2466S9 del Es-
rado de Texas. choco en- Ia esquina
de las Gales de Euclid Y Main con
otrcs dos AUTOMOBILES que guiaban
respectivamente los senorcs +. J. Da-
Wis = Gillette. anterior abogado de
la ciudad. quedando los tres auIomo-
viles dcSpedazadoS.
Como 81 automoviliSta aludido Sc
considero responsible del Academic
embellishments que este Sc verifl-
co. saltG de Su CARO- Y huge, sin ha-
berse logrado 81 captura.
e. automovil que gCiaba fue con-
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