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Comb New York for
Trace Of Missing Baby

New York. Aug. l2-AIthough a fort
night, during which New York police.
private detectives, military police and
friends and relatives have conducted
a search. has gone by. nothing has
yet been learned as regards the where
abouts Of 7-weeks-old Arthur Philip
Wentz, who was taken from a baby
carriage in front Of a Bronx depart
ment store two weeks ago today. while
his mother was inside making a pur-
chase.
Sergeant Sam Rswiszer Of the mifi-
ary police at Camp Merritt. who has
been searching for the went1 child
with a force OF siIty-tvo men. and
who last week offered a reward OF
$500 for any information leading to
the missing child's whereabouts, has
raised his oIer OF reward TO 1900
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ARMY BLANKETS
At Sc per PAIR
Uncle Sam to Unload Two
Million at Half of Re-
tail Price.

Exit high cost OF wool blankets.
Uncle Sam will send you by par
eel rost, just as he is sending out
army food, a pair of nice warm comfy
all-wool army blankets for only 81 a
pair-just about half Of what you
would have to pay for a similar bIan-
ket in a store.
The War Department has a surplus
Of 100000 army blankets, wool, wool
and cotton, and all cotton. To indi-
vidCal purchasers new all-wool blsn-
kets will be sold for IS a pair, re-
claimed wool at s.. new cotton and
wool blankets also at s.. So for new
cotton and sl.2j for reclaimed cotton.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE


Ralph /. and Estelle C. 81. HsrbsuSh. girl.
Nicholas NJ. and ID. V. Wernis. girl
Carenee w. and EsteIIe L. Whitney. Sh.
Raymond W and Dorothy I. whittier, boy.
John ". and Jennie Spsuldins. girl
Morris and Fannie Rubin, girl.
Charles F. and Mildred Palm. hoy.
George W. and Amy G. PHILLIPS boy.
JOSEPH H. and Grace c. Nicholson, boy.
Harry NJ. and Helen l. Melton. boy.
Georye s. and Marion LsMay, bog.
Shrfver W. and Merle King. sirL
Willard ). and Ella J. Hearn. boy.
Wm p. and Elizabeth S. Hsmm, girl
VIM. D. and Ethel L. Gill. girl.
Walter C. ard Martha NJ. GuIlion, girl
James VI. and Ruth 4. Greene. girl.
Glen +. and Amelia s. Fesney. boy.
Roy K. and Grace EssteT. bog.
Lewis and Charlotte Disner. girl
Curtis /. and Ruth Deily. boy.
John II and Catherine V. Casper, boy.
Carl c. and Elsie CreRnsr. boy.
Lewis r. and Mildred J. Cannon, girl
John ?. and Hattie NJ Csllow. bog.
Zachariah r. and Mary c. Corrick, girl.
Andrew W. and Lnc.e Bennett, girl.
Arthur Y. and Lillian 4. Acher, girL.
James J.. and Marine Ault grL
Frank and M&ude Adams. gir..
Wilber ". and Msbcl F. Apple, boy.
coLoREp.
William and Rosa Smith. boy.
Richard Z. and Margaret Jones, boy.
Alfred and Annie B. Ford. hoy.
Rol,-rt and Ruth Butler. girl
George and Isabella BNsnt. girl.
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Ford Assumes Role of
Strike Conciiator

Trton. y. H. Aug. l&-Henry Ford
who is visiting here with Thomas A.
Edison, the noted inventor, appeared
in a new role today when he acted
as a self-constituted concilistor in the
Tilton Capital Employees strike. Ford
circulated among the strikers. He eX-
pressed belief that their pay should
be increased. but urged them to re-
turn to work and submit their de-
mands TO arbitration.
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MILK "a CENTS,
FARM Gets IA
Trade journal Shows Baby
Food Nearly Doubles IN
Price on Way.

quart Of fresh milk in Washington
costs the consumer Is TO IL cents. The
owner Of the cows receives 20 cent?
for IT.
This 10 according 10 nsures presented
by the MIX Magazine IN a tabvistton
Of niis prices throughout the country.
which shows that generally the price
Of milk nearly doubles on the way
from the farmer to the consumer. The
MIX Magazine. oficisl organ Of the
National Dairy Council. ia q nstonaJ
publication devoted entirely 20 dairy
interests.
Butterrniik costs the wssninston
consumer from IL to II cents a quart
it says. and the farmer gets T.s cents
for t.
The table Of milk prices follows:
PRicEs PER QCART
prndncr1
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Palmer Report Favorable.

Favorable report on the nomins-
tion Of A Mitchell Palmer as At
tornCy General, has been ordered
by the Senate Judiciary Sub-com-
mittee. Chairman Dillingham; said
yesterday. Palmer. who holds q
temporary appointment has been
opposed by various business men
who contended that his administra-
tion of the ONCE OF alien property
was unsatisfactory.
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"BuI" Simmons Charity
Bread Cast on Waters

From far away Florida has come A
contribution Of S for Mrs. Elizabeth
Simmons. 6S years old, the nearly
blind widow who was forcibly evicted
from her I street home last week
I'm letter to The Washington Herald
a resident Of Florida, who signs him
s"'' One who knew Bull sent the
( wing message:
YOUR issue OF August read
the story OF the widow Of John CBulD
simmons eviction from her home.
knew her husband and know Of many
cases during his lifetime when he
gave good many dollars 10 help just
such cases"
Charles D. RcckeweE. horse trader,
and friend OF the late Mr.. Simmons.
is making efforts TO remove the aged
woman to an institution.
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Herald Printer-Fighter
Works on A. E. F. Paper

Friends OF Pat Doyle. former
popular printer of The Washington
Herald. who served in the war as a
member of the Second Division,
were disappointed 10 learn after
yesterdays parade that he had not
returned to the United States.
Doyle has been working on the
Amaroc News, at Coblenz. Germany.
This paper takes the place OF the
Stars and Stripes. He is expected
home about September l.
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Building Firm incorporated.

Incorporation papers have been filed
in Alexandra by William P. Lips
comb & Co., contractors and builders
OF this city. The firm will be known
as William p. Lipscomb Co and
will have capital stock OF Scao. .ooo.
The main ofices are in the District
National Bank Building.
The incorporators and officers OF tho
company are William P. Lipscome,
president; Edwin W. Davis, viee-pres-
ident; z. X. RosenEarten, secretary
and treasurer; J. H. Wick superin-
tendent
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D. c. Marine Wears
Wars Highest Award

sergt Charles II. Richmond. U. s.
NJ. c., Washington man. returned
with the Second Division Marines
yesterday. wearing the Distinguish
ed Service Cross and the croix de
Guerre.
On October 3. 1915, sergt Rich g..
mond single-hsnded captured three
machine gun nests, killed nine Ger
mans and captured three prisoners.
at the Champagne front on the
Mount Blanc Ridge.
Sergt. Richmond was a student at
the Theological Seminary at Alex
andria, Va. before eniIsting.
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Reception for Harris.

Gilbert Harris, chairman OF the
Washington Jewish Welfare Board.
who is having Washington shortly,
will be the guest OF honor tomorrow
evening at a farewell reception given
under the auspices OF Young wom-
ems and Young Mems Heorew Asso-
citation at the Y. NJ. II. A. Building,
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
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Cashier of Ohio Bank
Absconds with $780, ,0G0

Lorain. O.. Aug. IA shortage Of
$4,000 exists in the accounts Of the
City Bank. and w. W. Treble, cashier,
has absconded. State bank examiners
and the board of directors OF the bank
announced today. Dcpositors are
amply protected. directors Of the in
stitutiOn say.
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

rector, Astrological Research Society Personal
readings, BY appointment g; typewritten fore
casts, S and M. Expert vocational guidance.
Or Aliens work is strictly scientific and math-
eratical. not a matter of feelings. impression,
or gIesses He is not fortune teller" l5
Z NV Phone Franklin 622 auleot
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PALMISTRY,
OLD AND RELIABLE
MADAME ZFIJA

the Gypsy wonder. who has Travelled most 81.
tenaEely. reading and convincing beyond the
least doubt her ability 70 look accurately into
the farthest deIths Of a human hand and read
the most delicate and shadowed signs Of ones
life. descendant Of that famous Gypsy queen,
Zslla. who. more than a century ago, read the
hands OF the crowned heads Of Europe and nor.
than convinced and won the praise Of being (ths
GyTsy Wonder the most celebrated palmist
Madam Zella has prscticed reading the mys-
teries of the hand since girl of Is years and
has been taught and enlightened BY the best and
most noted old and young OF her Gypsy race and
being a woman 66 years Of age is without a
doubt Gypsy wonder. Call and be convinced
Satisfaction guaranteed. SIS Tth st. NV
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PALMfSTRY.
CEALO PARKER

Are you in trOublet Save time and money by
consulting natural-bor clairvoya1t that Divine
Providence has seen 1T to tless with rem. bic
talents; she asks quest ions but viii tell you
about business, love or marriages, and what to d.
to be successful in Iife; overcome evil influence
give luck days and numbers; You will I've wiser
and happier after seeing her; satisfaction or no
charges; rcadings, ST. I'LL Z St. NV. between
l2th and 18th SITS aus cot
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Mason y Busey. 90 yc2rs. Il 9Th 81. ne.
PhylNs z F. Cooke Il. sli llth II ne.
Ray P.-sons .. Cieo Wash. Univ. Hoept
Catherine Poctzmann. &C. 1913 6th st nv.
lila Alb,uEer 81 Garfield Hospital.
HUH Lewis. 50. [ : Soldiers Hone.
N4es Hubbard. 70. IsB Eth st. NV.
Catherine Fay. s.. 81 EiLabtth Hospital.
Joseph T Campbell. s.. Geo. Wash. UinV. Hos
Frances A. buckingham, n. 2ol 2nd St. =.
Frances Clifton ; mon 3SlS X -. nv.
I1izabsth HilleHry - mon. Chlldren's Ho~p'.
Infant Of Esn +. and Emma J. Hartman. 70
ainutek
COLoRED.
R,.nche johnson. .. Is Half st. Su.
Arthur Jackson. 10. - Abners court -.
Isa.c Wren, a, L. =. soldiers Home Hospt.
Catherine Better. 1 non. 20 St. ne.
Franklin Tuner. mon Frecdmeu's hospI
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MRS. BOSWELL

PIANIST AND CLAIRYOYANT
Gives advice on business matters, love health
and family affairs; tells if the one you love is
True false what part Of the country is luckiest
10 you. what to do to BE- successful in life Gives
you dates and facts. tells you what has passed
in life. and what Is happening without asking a
single question She does not tell TO please. but
reads Just as the hands indicate: tells you the
planets YOU were bonn under. the lucky and un-
lucky planetr: when and whom you VIII marry !;
settles and explains love. family trouble
mage, divorce. health lawsuits speculations. in-
Testmeuts. transactions Of all kinds. In fact no
matter what your hope. fear ambition. come
to this noted palmist and ind help. There is
no for anyone to be unsuccessful or unhappy.
No matter what the cause her advice removes all
trouble. She guarantees satisfaction. Readings
Sl.0O. 10 7th st. NV, betEeen q and II sta
aulC7t
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MADAME VICTORIA.

The gifted palnist and clAirroyant Can ad-
wise business, family affairs, love and marriages
Can tell you the name Of future husband or
wife. Can tell you the secret OF being success
full: how to avoid trouble and how to avoid evil
influence. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge
Entrance SO 7th st. au67st
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MADAM LENORE.

Gifted clatrToysnt and medium. can Be con-
suited on all Affairs Of lie Where others fail.
she succeeds Her advice is good. Try her No
gut IS Vork or questions asked what she sees and
tells comes true. Satisfaction guaranteed OF.
fee III llth ST. NV, t~o doors north Of Palais
Royal store. Hours. II a. m. tosP 10 juILot
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A SESSION OF ALNIAS TDNPLE, MYSTIC
shrine, is ordered for August H. 1919, at
O'Clock p. m. Patrol Room. No. I2ci. ST. nv.
Ceremonial work Attest: l.. WHITING ESTES.
Potentate; HARRISON DINGINAN. Recorder.
aulS2t
WORkINGMEN-WE HAVE TRIED EVERY
possible way TO get more hustler trade and if
lower Irices won't work what in Blue hlsEes
Wilt Anyway We are selling pants to beat the
band Al a price Of s. to s. and snne dealers
I,sy as much. but don't. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND 6l9 D. aul3lt
WANTED-PLAIN SEWING To DO AT HER
home SO L st. NV. MARGRETr HAN
son. suLJT
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PROF. BELMONT

Tioted clairTo5ant and palmit. Gives ,dyics
on business matters. love, health. and family II.
fairs Tells name Of your future husband Or
wife, ts!ls II one you love 10 true or false wha,
part Of the cvuIrs-y Is Iuedsst TO you What to
do to be successful in HIe As n Y a.. az,
Next door TO Masonic Temple. Rsadipr, 81
ieRpt
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MADAME ALLEN
PIANIST AND CLAIRYOYAST.
E19 Z STR EET n "

FAL MIoI ANU JLA INV U1ANI,
sl2 F STREET n W
Gursutees 20 read your entire life past, pres
ent and future; gives tue advice on buSness
love. beaIth and family affairs; tells the mans
Of you future husband cr wife; and What to
do to Be successful in life; visit will nay
you for your mary diappointments IL Others;
she viii remove all obstacles and tell you how
to win aud hold the one you desire; she gives
advice on al important Affairs Of life; readings
roo; no one in trouble turned away money OF
no monSJ. LESSER
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MADAM KASKO

-psYPTGAN SCIENTIFIC raIMIsr; r1L1s
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. = A. NJ
TO P. NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
q sth IT. NV. mySat
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Schools
And
Colleges

EASTERN COLLEGE; THIRTY FOUR NILES
from Washington, D. C.; degree, prep and
junior school courses; age 10 upward; opens Sep
tember S DIR. ROoP. Fres. Manassas. Va.
Box l. jup SUM- wed ri-Sct
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MADAM D'ASEMAN

NfJrry Ofalff0yaht
And card reaCsrs adrce gwen on olsnesa,
marriage and rITorce. TINS woman has rad
Tor many people IN many countries. Her
ptsdlctIORs are reliable. lS9l q st., carn.
18th arll-Ser
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FOR SALE-LOTS

BEAUTIFUL LOT TO BUILD A HOME.
5sxlss; near Western High School: surrounded
By detached homes; across from open grounds
Of Academy Of Visitation; one fare to eentsr
city; only lot in this section. West ADJ.
aulo-6t
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MADAME STANLEY

Royal Gypsy palmist. reads the hand Hk. an
open book: satisfaction guaranteed; give her a
call 1911 II St ne. ie30
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SPIRITUALIST.
PROF. MARCUS LA MAR

for Years
Wsshirgtons Fayorite Adviser.
Most remarkable reader of human destiny OF
the present age. far in advance of the ordinary
readers you meet in a class distinctly alone
tells your full name, full names Of husband, wife
or sweetheart; all about business. speculations,
law suits; never fails to reunite those that are
separated; helps you to overcome trouble Of any
kind in a very short time; brings about your
every wish and desire; is considered master mind
in love Affairs and succeeds even in the most
difficult cases where all others have completely
failed. Hour, Il a N. to p. m. daily. Closed
Sundays
1220 c STR, N. W.
Two Doors FtOR 18th St.
-
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MADAM EPPY,
EGYPTIAN pATNTISr

Reads your life from cradle to grave; her row.
ers are wonderful indSputabIe EdTice; clear in
formation concerning love. courtship. uarri,vs
and divorce; both rich and poor find counse
equally beneficial and interesting you are wrer
and happier after consulting her; satisfaction
guaranteed; permanently located; hours, a m
to ,. N
PA PA. AVE. NV.
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WANTED--LOTS.

WANTED-IN CLARENDON, VA. NEAR
car line shady lots; cheap for cash, BOX 81.
Herald once aul3-3t !
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PalmistrJ Is a recognized science. and
RIZPAH EIDON

Is known as one Of its gTestest exponent. HUI
drsds visit this remarkable woman daily; com.
pltte readings with accurate descriptions Of what
your hand foretells only 81 Exception pu,or 2e
corner OF 9Th and G NV. Entrance 9Th st
Hours. 10 q. m to .. m. fe2sa,
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Lice1.rd By the District or Uoiumsz,
NINE. JEANETT

Ht4'4Iss J - u "
PALMIsT. CLAIRVOYANr
Guarantees to lead your entire life, past pres
rnt and future She asks no questions, but be-
fore you utter . word sas tells what you called
to., names uf friends enemies; tells how to
gain success in eusiBess, health. co artsbip mar
rihse, divorce tells you what part Of the world
will Be successful for you; advises bow to gain
and hold a good position; she tells u the ons
you love Is tEue or false Are you in trouhlsi
DO you Ind the one you tare bestowed your
trust and affection upon ,lting cool and in
diferert toward youl She will remove all Oh
stacles and tell you how to win and bold the
one you desire. She reunites the separated. 10
Gates absent friends or relatives Readinss 81 90
0s SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Private PnlorS -Opp Szks q Gu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-A DOG. ROOM 5. eo5 7th ST NV.
auI53t
rOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR AID IN rhJ
claEaned eoIumns-Ior there isn't a ntdiu.
piscs thee. Thee sds are READ. mchE+tf
WILL Oil IN Ny UN,.ETTEnED HT1Ss
mobile. city O. suburban. ard raS you hiEhest
pricEs Tor l4ule='. gent.e qen's, chiIdren.s diS
czrded clothins. Of ali dsOr1ptlona AI1-es,
postAi or pb-ne. ] will call II RIOE, IS51 In
a. nv. North TT5S. f.nR
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD At
Chevy Chase on $40 cash and SIS A month
ALLAN W. GIBSON, l7-sls Colprado Build
M u27-30t
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HELP WANTED-MALE

'WANTED-SIX UNION PLUMB
f: ers, long job; come ready for
work. Call at bakery. 34th and
Bunker Hill road. Mt. Rainier, Md.
HERMAN STENSRUD, Master
Plumber. auI3-6t
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WRECKING AND BUILDING

WE WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS.
A r. TOMPSON. 1851 ST. Sc.
iu2e sun, wed. fri-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

EXPERIENCED forelady in bind
cry; rapid worker; good salary.
HAYWORTH PUB. HOUSE. 629
G St. n. W. auI2-3t
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CgsGit-E Ccn1Gure-Cs1h
Special Discounts for Cash
SAVE MONEY-RUY At
EOPWOOD'S 81 AND
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Por robo de ganado

Por la tarde en- la misma Corte st
vic el tercer case de robo de ganado
cue So lleva ante ell Jurado er este
termino especial dc s~csioneS. Y este
contra el mismo indivituo que fue
iuzgado haoe unas cuantas semanas
por identico delito. FL asunto dcbe-
ria haber comenzado a verse dcSde
Ia manana, pero por cauSa de Ia fall
Ia dc GlgGros testigcs para la defen-
sa. sc transiirio para la tarde. La
audierria di6 principle con la insa-
culacion del Juraoo a las dos Y quln-
CO minutes de la tarde Gurante cuya
o~peracion solo cuatro de los MEM
tros del Jurado fucron se~lecclonados
para servir. despucs de una bora
ae ~recusaciones por parte del acuSa-
dor V del d~efensor. Ia o dc la acu-
saci6n Ia lleva en- persona el aboGado
&c Distrito. Il quien auXilla Il dc
Sus ayudantes. Por 10 largo &c las
diliCencias que habra cue practicar,
este caso scra terminado dc j1zgar
por la manana de hoy, sicndo proba-
ole que sea cr csc tempo cuando Sc
Olga Ia scntencia que dlctara cl ia
RADIO.
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Causa estragos la fiebre car
bonosa al ganado en- ell
Estodo de Durango

NEGRAS. Julio 24.-Por
noticias que Sc han recibido en- esta
ciudad. procedentes &c Durango, Sc
sabe que en- esa entidad ha vueitp a
hacer ST. aparicion Ia fiebre carbono-
hacienda grandez estragos entire
81 ganado, no produciendo resultaGos
satisfactorios los esfIierzos de las
autoridades sanitarias para hacer des
aparecer Ia fiebre.
En- la Ultima semana mas de Glen
cabezas de ganado perecieron a con-
s~ecuencia de ia epidemic V donde
mayon7s estragos ha hecho la fiebre es
en- Santiago Papasquiaro Y cl Oro-
Sc DICE que en- ninguna parte de
Ia Repdblica. ia fiebre Sc presenta
con caracteres tan slarmantes como
en- Durango. pdes Ia mayoria de los
animales atacados perecen a los dos
s
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Sc -xtravio d. su casa

En- la Estacion Central dc Pollcia
reci5;eron aviso de que una senorlta
llamada Concepci6n MuNoz, como de
diccinleve amos de cdad, Y que wig
en- Ia .alle de Lc&l nuTero l014. sa-
10 &c su casa desde aver a las tres
&c Ia tarde. sin que hasta Ia bora
Que d;eron 7arte q la pollcia que Sc
1ian las cinco V media, hubiera vuel-
to a ella, V temen II 2arienteS, cue
como no conoce la ciudad, Sc haya
Iextraviado. Dan como senas para qle
pueda ser huscada. que lleva vtstido
rojo a cuadroS %Pequenos Y I'm chaI
negro con cue Sc cubre la cabezG.
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Sc E~FECTUARON EN- GTO.
LAS ELECCIONES DE
G~OBERNADOR
En- varias poblaciones, las
damas tomaron parte actl-
va en- la lucha

GUANAJUATO. Julio Eel do
pasado Sc e~fectuaron de ma
nera animada. las elecciones para 60
herraGor del Estado. y cosa rara, no
Sc regiStraron ningunos successes ira
gicos como Sc e~speraba. FL resultado
&c Ia eiecci"n esta todavia muy du-
dcso Y no Sc pueIe saher a quien ha-
"a correspondent el triunfo.
FueroH tan renidas las elecciones,
Que un casa verdaderamenta curioso
Sc presento en- Silao, donde las damas
Quis;eron votar, habiendo enviado IN
memorial al CongreSo. ~pidiendole cue
,es fuera Rerniitdo votar en- las cleo
clones para gopcrnador.
y aunque Ia solicitud no prosper6.
pues el Congeso Sc nego a acceder
4 sus peticioncs, la excitacion que
habia entire 81 elemento femenino
era enorme. fornlandose dos grupos,
unc que sostcnia Ia candidatura dc
Monies, integradc por senoras V Sc
noritas de la clase media V otro COM
pEesto por las damas pertenecientes
a la alta sociedad que apoyaban a
MadraZo.
Aventuradamcnte Sc puedc dccir,
cue Ell Silao, Romita, Guanajuatc
V Pcnjamo. triunf0 la c@andidatura
oe Madrazo V en- San Miguel Allen
de, Jaral del Vale, San Luis de Ia
PaZ Y Dolores Hiialgo. Federico
Monies ohtuvo mayora lie votos.
a fines de Ia presente semana. Sc
c~onocera en- definitiva Ell resultado
dc las elecciones.
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Sentenciado a dos amos de prision

Sentenciado a dos amos de prision
Durante la manana de aver Sc juz-
90 en- la citada Corte 81 juiclo con-
ira un muchacho meylcano acusado
de haber dispuesto de cierta cantidad
de accessories de automovil por valor
de ciento clncuenta pesos, que perte-
necian a una casa que comercla en-
eSa clase de articulos en- esta ciudad.
Los esfuerzos que hiZo ell defiensor
del acusado por salvar a este de Ia
s~entencia del Jurado fueron grandes,
pero Sc estrellaror contra la tremcn-
da opinion que la peroracion del
Fiscal levanto en- ell amino del cuer-
20 de jueces populares. quienes, al
regresar de ia deliberaclon que tu-
vieron para forrIarse juicio de la
causa V del castigo que deberia I'M
ponerse. presentaron "eredicto con-
dena.orio, siendo esta ia base de cue
partio ri senior Juez para ]sentenciar
al acusado a dos amos de prision que
e~Xtineuira en- la PeTitenciaria del Es-
tado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-26
= POLICIA
Pide lie inpongan una multa a
I'm sheriff.

Ell Abogado de Dtstrito adscrltc a
la 81 Corte lie dirigio al Juez de
este Tribunal una solicitud formal
de que Sc sirva imponer una multa
de cier pesos al Sheriff de uno de
los Condados inmedlatos, alegardo
para que tai pena lie sea impuesta, ei
hecho de que no ha obrado con Ia
actividad necesaria al hacer llegar a
poder de los testigos que habran de
declarar en- causas que sc estan Juz-
sando en- esta Ciudad, las citacjoneS
que Sc les han librado, con cuyo he
enc Sc perjudica Ia buena marcia de
los asuntos en- despacho ahora. FL
referiGo abogado dice que no es esta
la primera yez cue sucede 10 que
ahora, Y que en- otra OCCASION Sc pi-
Gio al Juez que impusie-a pena iden-
tica al sheriff.