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Evening journal., 1919-03-18
By The United Press.

BY The United Press
WASHINGTON, March iS.-President
Wilson is certain the league Of nations
covenant VIII be embodied IN the pre-
llminary peace treaty with Germany.
Oncials in intimate touch with the
President today declared that both
England and France are ready TO "giye
Wilson his way"
This fact, following United Press ad-
vices that the treaty will be ready for
Germany about March % led 20 the be-
lief that President Wilson, after he had
afIixed his signature 10 the treaty.
would return to the United states leav-
ing the final draft for all the Central
Powers TO be completed by the other
American delegates.
Since the original treaty with Ger
many now appears certain to be subject
TO Senate ratification the big leagues
fight Is expected TO begin in mid-Aprll.
II is held certain by the Presidents
friends that he would not send the
treaty 10 the United States for ratiflca-
cation without coming over himself to
personally participate in the campaign
for public approval Of the league
covenant 20 aid In its ratification.
the text Of advices received from Paris,
were inclined today TO minimize the ap-
parent difference In opinion between the
President and French Foreign Minister
Pichon as 20 the advisability Of in
cluding the league covenant In the pre-
liminary treaty.
They declared that both England and
France would support the President In
his demand for embodiment Of the
league In the pact.
II was pointed out there have been
occasions when individual
French statesmen voiced certain views
o nthe peace conference deliberations
only to have these Numerically opposed
by Premier Clemenceau when the time
came for a show down.
President Wilson may be on his way
back TO the United States by the middle
OF April II the peace treaties are as
near complete as dispatches from Paris
today indicate. White House officials
stated today.
An extra session Of Congress will
probably be called by the President as
soon as the peace conference agrees, ad-
mlnistration officials say.
10 Is believed the President VIII call
FOR the extra session before leaving
Paris.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
WIFE RFLENTs

In Municipal Court this morning,
Charles Harris. arrested by on Ger Ro-
denheiser. was lned IS and costs for
improper conduct on the streets.
Albert McKeever, Negro. was fined s5
and costs for peddling without IL
cense. He was trying to dispose OF
carbon remover when arrested by Of
lcer Andrew Devenney.
The case Of William T. Stafford.
charged with assault and battery on
his wife. was dismissed at the request
OF the wife.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
IN MENORIAN.

In loving memory OF Joseph 2 Meredith,
who departed this life March is. 1918:
The month Of March once more is here,
To us the saddest Of the year;
For his memory Is as dear today,
As in the hour he passed away.
Day by day, we saw him fade,
And slowly pine away,
Yet In our hearts we often prayed.
That he might longer stay.
His gentle smile, his loving face.
No one can ill his vacant place.
Fondly loved and sadly missed.
His Parents, Brothers and Sisters
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Bv The United Press.

by Inc Oulltu fItccs
LIVERPOOL, March is.-Spots opened
quiet with prices easv. Sales amounted
to 1000 bales. Receipts totalled 2i.o
bales. including i7.400 American. Good
middlings sold at 1854; middllngs, 1868.
Futures opened irregular.
At i2.l5 p. M. American middlings fair
were quoted at 1884; good, 1881; mid
dlings, 1853; low, 1913; good ordinary,
1911, and ordinary, i2.5S.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
HEpTAsopHs MFFT To,,on,o.

Order ~ Sinusl 1 meeting Of the Grand
morrow oTs Si !, ,Hepatsasophs viii be held TO- 10
Msrtet ss a. .ne lodge rooms, No so, "a
session session ''reet. na,. II VIII be an all-ssy
various parts OF DelaSara Snsster ,,.s,, and
A luncheon viii be ser,sa n attend
Charles restaurant at / o'c1a,,a az the
annual election OF officers for ~ Inc
suing year VIII be held at the after
noon session. oA'eT
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
governor, Sen lTOR
IN TALL CEDARS
IConfinned from page one.j

talent. An elaborate spread was then
served the assemblage. Throughout
the evening the Brandywine Forest
band, Of thirty pieces. entertained Win
popular musical selections. s-z.
II was announced at the meeting last
night that Brandywine Forest vii, hold
its second ladies night" Of the year.. at
the New Century Club. on April 2S. The
program will consist OF concert by
Brandywine Forest orchestra, yaude-
Vile, an exhibition drill by the Rangers
and dancing The attendance is expected
20 break all records as il6 new members
have been added to the roll Of the local
organization since the last ladies' night
was given.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
MARKET PRICES IRREGULAR.

BY TIC Inlteu FItss.
NEW YORK, March is.-Prices were
generally irregular with fair volume
Of trading at the stock market opening
today. u. s. Steel opened at 95ss, un-
changed; General Motors. 1852, off 2h I;
Mexican Petroleum, 1874. up q Bald
win, ssH, off 4; Studebaker, 6iA, up
Is; Marine Preferred, i0sh, off Y, and
Corn Products, 52ss, up y.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
% KILLED IN EGYPTIAN RIOTS.

d ITI| LUIIEU TIEoo.
CAIRO, March i7.-Three thousand
rioters Attempted to rush the railroad
station at Tantah. Egyptian police
nred on them, ln1icting % casualties.
notlns by Egyptian nationalists be-
san so1i. IN Oalro and vicinity last week
tt5b,'SN.ns tbesr ing tne deportation Of several Of
west Of Roma. ''''''' nOi '''7
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
CHILDREN CRY FOR
KNITTED GARMENTS
Continued from psse one )

ware Chapter Is 5000 garments. Not
800 garments have been returned 10 the
old Town Hall as yet-not enough 10
make one box full to send to the di-
vision. Delaware will send its allot-
ment and It VIII send It before June 1
so that when the ships are ready and
the shipping possible. empty cases fin-
stead Of full cases. will not be standing
In the warehouses
Women are urged TO call for wool a,
the old Town Hall today and get knit
ting directions and make up these
things.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
s27O,52s ron NEGLECTED FAMILIES.

During February, S6,10S.25 was coll
lected by Special Agent Stout from court
orders, according TO his report to Judge
Churchman in Municipal Court this
morning. His report follows:
Collected from court orders, February,
1919. sc. .I0S .. Total collected from
court orders, S2i2,s52i0.
Children investigated. February, ASP
Wives and mothers investigated, Feb.
ruray, POI.
Collected from special orders. Feb
yuary, 1919, s22525. Total collecte
from special orders, S27.6T7.55.
Children investigated, February, t9i!
2i. Wives and mothers Investigated
February, 81.
Total collected from court orders an
special cases, S270,529.65.'
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
COVENANT WITH
PEACE TREATY,
WILSON INSISTS
fcontInued from page one.l

conferences during the week in addi-
lion to the regular meetings Of the
Supreme War Council. The President
Is discussing the league with Lord
Cecil and other experts. Senator Bour-
geols, the French expert, has conferred
with House and others and is known 20
have made no suggestion that the cove
nant be not included In the preliminary
treaty. Some discussion has arisen In
favor Of making the preliminary pact
cover Austria. Bulgaria and Turkey so
as TO make Germany responsible for
her Allies. This Is regarded as Unlikely
however, as 10 would require month
10 change the treaty In this respect
whereas the demand everywhere Is TO-
making peace with Germany as soor
as possible, taking up the other treaties
later.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
WOMEN,s CIINIc unIps

The hours OF the clinic for wonen's
diseases at the Delaware Hospital viii
be changed to from 9 a. m. to II a.
m. every Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday.
DR.. Carolyn Williamson Ia in charge
IT this clinic.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

NToTIcE-THE REGULAR QUARTERLY
~ meeting and examination Of the Della
ware Board OF Pharmacy, win be held In
tho laboratory Of the State Board Of
Health, Newark. Del, on April 2 1919. For
ton. apply TO John o. Bosley, Secretary,
Fourteenth and King Sts> Wilmington,
Del. marls-eod-6t
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
CHICAGO GRAIN.

BY The United Press.
CHICAGO, March is,-opening grain
Corn, May, i42%Gi3; July. i3515G26.
Oats, May, 64ls; July, 63@h.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
NEW YORK COTTON.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, March is.-The cotton
market opened heavy today. March old
sold at 2600, of 30; May old, 1885, or
is, new, 2i.50, off 20.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
MISSION SOCIETY," m MEET

Ihe Women's Foreign Missionary So
oiety OF Mt. Salem NJ. z. Church viii
meet at ? 80 o'clock tomorrow after
noon at the home OF Mrs. HAYES Con
ner' OF No. 26i6 West Eighteenth
street S'''''
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
TWO ACCIDENT VICTIMS

Among those treated at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital today were: Mrs. IdelIa
Broughton, Of No. SIC Poplar street
fractured elbow.
Charles Gilbert, Pennsgrove, n. J..
lscerated face. -
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
TIlIKF Crra -

1HIIVI JtIrrson ~ ~ -.
ssrees sta reported 70 tho no,,on Si' Jefferson
lnat MS Ford ear had heA.. hs..es. iast night
hhth and Grange street ~ ss.oien from
tne car has as yet been found trace OF
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
IN MEMoRIAM.

in loving remembrance Of John Mcguire,
who departed this life March is, 1905:
Gone, dear father, gone forever.
How we miss your loving face;
But you left us TO remember
No one else can ill your place.
Sadly missed by Son and Daughter
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
COUNTY EINANcrS

County Treasurer C. II. Lippncott re-
ported the following balances TO the
chedit OF New Castle county 20 Levy
court today;
Credit Of New Castle Co. s9Oa ot5 o.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
IN NuE,roRIaNf.

In loving remembrance Of my dear hus-
hand, James Z. Houghton, who departed
this life March 10, 1915:
Soft and bright the stars arc shining,
on a sad and lonely grave;
Lies the one we loved so dearly,
Whom we tried but could not save.
Sadly missed by a loving wife,
Olivia II. Houghton-s
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
cARn nE THANKS

I wish TO express to our many friends,
my sincere thanks for their kind sympathy
and beautiful flowers incident 20 the recent
death Of my beloved husband, Andrew s.
Wood Mrs. Zella NJ Woods
Evening journal., 1919-03-18

Drivers and engineers Will always
nna n the Want Ads o help in securing
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
T1B BirEIh Ih S

COLLINs-To Mr.. and Mrs. Francis 7
Collins. OF No. 1927 French street. on
March IS. son.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
SPENCER-R -RIDn.

Miss Edna NJ. Spencer and Edward
II. Budd. both Of this city, were married
at the parsonage OF Wesley NJ. e.
Church, Saturday night by the Rev.
Zach Wells.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18

He IS a member Of Company X. 3isth
Infantry and has just returned from
overseas, where he saw active service.
He Is now at Camp Dix, and expects
TO be discharged soon. He was employ
ed by George Regas. candy merchant.
of No. 403 Market street, when he went
into the army. Sure his old place IS
open for him as soon as he gets back"
said Mr.. Regas today.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18

The Want Ads. Will rent houses and
apartments TO good advantage.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
GIFTS FOR RETIRING
PULLMAN INSPECTOR

Edward sheppard. for eight years an
employe OF the Pullman Company, sew
cred his connection with the company
last night to become salesman with
the Packard Motor Company. Just be-
fore quitting time at the plant Mr.
sheppard was called to the upholstery
department and presented with a Moor
lamp and desk chair. the gifts OF the
supervising forces OF the plant. c. c.
Cline, foreman OF the upholsterers,
made the presentation speech. II was
with regret that Mr.. Sheppard severed
his pleasant relations with the COM
pany.
Mr.. sheppard entered the employ Of
the company on September 26, 1911, as
a boy IN the managers Office. In Oc-
tober, 1918. he was transferred 10 the
department and In 1914 was
10 the inspectors ofilce. On
February 4, 1915 he became mechani-
oal Inspector for the company, COW
srlng the district from Maine TO Flor
Ida. east Of Pittsburgh. He held this
pesi.ien at the time OF his resignation.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
..TaNL ANn nIcKi cLUB.

The TON and Dick" Club met last
night with Samuel E. Clark presiding.
The-clubroom was decorated with green
festoons and the young men wore sham
rocks. The supper for Negro fathers
and sons will be served on the evening
Of March 2s. DR.. Harold p. Bostick, Of
Tuskegee, Ala, viii be the speaker and
ruskegeo quartet will furnish the
music. An admission fee will be
charged The tickets for the treat for
/ Negro children are ready for distribu-
lion and all who desire them should Sc
cure them early as the humber is lin
ited. The treat will take place on
Easter Day and VIII be open 20 all.
The baseball team was measured for
IFS uniforms Sergeant Leslie Guy and
Private II. II. johnson were selected TO-
do the purchasing IN Philadelphia.
The. overseas committee OF The peace
Jubilee committee presented greetings
from the boys OF the bnited States.
rhe committee was requested TO plan
or the heme coming. which viii be /
leld at an early date.
A hew member in the person Of Prl-
ate Lewis GrOoms was received into
he club. He will be initiated on May
Alexander Clurg was the host. Mr..
lark gave an exhibition Of Irish
ances and Private Theodore Gray. who
ad the pleasure OF visiting the island
While overseas spoke Of the country.
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company, dupont building.
furnish the following quotation OF local
Evening journal., 1919-03-18
FOUND BUNCH nF KEYS.

A key ring, containing five keys, with
pocket clip attached, was found on
Spruce street. between Ninth and
Tenth streets last evening, bysNfrs. Ella
Horner, OF No. al King street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-19

Read the Husns5a.s journal.
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II limo Clerk Of County court
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

CIUDAD DE ME&ICO, Encro .
Francisco Murguia fue e~ntrevi5tado
Dor urc de los diarios metropo!tanos,
a cuyo Representative manifesto que
csta deseoso porque Sc &c conceda Ia
iIccnci2 para separarse del serTiclo
act;vo. con objeto de dedicarsc 4 Sis
negucios particulars.
Dice Nurguia cue la campaEa en-
Chihuahua es pcncsa : sumamentc al
iic;l. 4 causa de IL extension de clen-
70 ochcuta lcguas QUO ticne la from
terra con Esradcs UGidos. extension
que cs impossible vigilar con eficacia.
De cSta circumstances Sc ap~rovechan
los revolucionarics para arblJrarsH
parque V armas del eXtranjero, 4
au;en tan1biGn lc es dificil Ia vigiian-
cia De la Inca por las mi5maS razoncs.
Los villista~ pasan c~ontrGbardos en-
iran cantiGad. sin Que uacic pucda t.
vitarlo pueS aun On Il caso &c one
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

aqucl momento 81 belleza era prodi-
giosa. Tenia los cabellcs sueitos; los
ojos rclucian como ell acero. Y Ell pei
nador alberto Dor e. pecho, deiaha
al d~escubierto IL maravillosa beiieza
de SD seno.
Confieso que no fue idea de ven
CANA o de cascigo la que Sc apodero
de mi eSpiritu delante de aquella MD
jer tan t~arriblemente poseida por la
passion. Tuve IN recuerdo para las
grandes figuras tragicas del arte.
Lady Macbeth Y Clitemnestra y tanta
beileza, tanto esplendor. h~icieron su-
biz a mi cerebro el vapor de amores
paganos.
Sc habia levantado, y ME diJo con
asparcza:
que desea?
Gale.
va sc: viene a buscarme. Fui 70
quien lie mat5. Esta ali la poiicia,
iiverdad? Pues cuando Guieran.
Made 10 saoe-diie en- voz baja,
conmovido sin saber por que.
Que me ~ifnporta, Tc no qulero
ocu!tarlo. Mate q mi amante. 81, Sc
nor. iFui yo. yoi iPues Que, nosotras
danes nuestra vida, nuestra pasion,
ei alma, ncs entregaRlos por compile
to, poniendo en- ell anlor a exlstencIa;
Ia honra, ia salvation de la otra vida;
" porque viene otra cor los cabelios
mas rubios O Ia nariz mas puntlagu-
da, adios. tn, adios para siempre,
criatura; te desprecio, til fuiste para
nj capricho de IN momento, amor
de IN dia! ian! Isl? Pues que 50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
De LACD. DE MEXICO
IMIuu guiia, desperate porqge no Sc le da el retro

Sc establecieran pequeRos destaca-
mcntos a 10 largo de Ia Inca divisoria,
&stos quedarian aislados y sus serE-
clos de NADIA serViriaD-
En- cuanto a los elementos de que
disponcn los rebeldes de Chihuahua,
dice Murguia sue Villa trac al rede-
dor de ochociantos hombres muy biea
montados, pero no bien armados, con
los cuales Sc traslada con facilidad
de un lugar a otro, dificuitardo Ia
campana i las fuerzas del gobierno.
La Jefatura de Armas del Norte -
agrega Murguia-cuenta con diez
mil hombreS Y toda clasc de elenen-
tos; ocho mil estdn en- Chihuahua Y
el resto entire Durango y Zacatecas.
Con 6stos Y IN algo de r~eiuerzo,
GREG que mi ccmpanero Castro podra
acabar con la revuelta en- ell Norte,
aunuue no muy pronto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

,,.h... o,,.a.ac e1oor-
-. ra~,oa Lo ~ecorri todo.
49,, ,r, rn,s.o. iavmin @ iaz-
~e+qba f;,icrfo.
~. ..---n r~,.9nqdo COP .uucl,a
,a-ra--. Al .a s;cuiente. du-aE,e G.
..,,... -, r..,L, decr.:,6 eli voz
.,,, . f,,h,o a7~cHty,ao en- a
-, ~ n.7,.cro culai. : cue e.
L...,5 a,,;or ner,enac;esc oodia
a.;s.-o. a5a;o, en cl Is>g2cne.
~, IN a,9rl curve. cone los cue Sc
go, en- q IoGosyan. Habia sido en-
rortrado en- una ma,a dc hoj De I'll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

Tn empleado de categoria de la
Tesoreria General de Ia Nacion. fue
~entrevistado por uno de los perio-
dicos de esta capital, cor objeto de
preguntarle algo relative a los suel-
dos que hay pendientes de pago de
Ia mayor parte de los servidores del
Gobierno. incluyendo q los gendar-
mes, q~uienes Sc han dedicado en- es-
tos dias a desvajijar a los t~ranseun-
ties, precisamente porque no Sc les
han cubiertc sus haberes.
.Aquel empleado informo al dla-
rio de referencia, que Ell Gobierno
pieHsa recaudar grandes cantidades
de nUmerario en- el presente mes de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

Coiocamos al herido en- cl caro-;
hicimoS con mar1as ANA cspecle de
hide. cjmodo y muel!e, : e. caoailo
troto r&pidamentc por Il Gale de San
Mares hacia Il casa lie Rytlne!. Al
ilcwar. }ubo III momento de amsie-
dad entire los ofiIciales ingleses. Con-
t. a. historic de IN asalt0 4 florete
en- 81 que mi anna subitamente. Sc
habia desnandado. Id leyenda era
inaCentable: Sc Conprendia. desde
lueco. Ia cxistcncia deu n secreto fe-
r~7snino; pcro fuG bastanJe a satisfa-
ccr, IT, aitiva rcserva dc los gentle
men
Rytme!. term;nada ID primera Gu
RI Sc Qued6 dormido.
Todo hab;a sido hecho en- s~ilencio,
discrct:siman:ente. Fui & tranquil
Ear a la condesa. Eran las tres de Ia
madrugada. Habia temporal: sem
tiase 81 hatir del mar contra las TO
cas- de IL bahia. Todo dormia en- el
"Hotel-C Clarence"
-4hora veremoSi- ire diJe,-y
sail haaia el cuartc de Carmen:
Habia luz. Abri ia puerta, CORR al
~ccrnin6n : entire. Al principle no DIS
~tinguia nadic. solo sc ola sollozar.
Dcsrcc#, sohre ur sofa. acostac2.
seaultaja, VI d Carmen, con- Ia cabe-
"a c~scondida, el peiHado suelto, Gu
bierta De sangre Y a5razada i IN cru
cifiio. Cerca de ella znbre ia mesa,
hab:a una botelia de cognac Y un pc
o1eio frascn a2ll-
CGardo s.ntio mis- pass en- Ia al
fombra, Sc incorpcro ur POGO. En-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09

.,,,o Co,orra,di one m ora mortsl..
Sont;.r,n n.n.o de ma ~rarde ex-
.irac;6n ON. baccr con auIel nom
be?
I.3 mas ra-iena! ScYIa ii.vario a IN
cuarto del i,o:al: ae-o ESQ era dar al
hcch9 TN. pan! aidad ruidosa. h&cer-
10 cacr naio el dominic dc Ia p~oIicla.
rasta Ia ac.ion de los Tri-
5aaales inglescs 81 ncmbre dc Il Gov
dcsa. Poraue 20 me 20 figuraba todo.
CsmprerGi q,:;rn era c! que Sc ha-
hia i~ntrcJucida Id noche anterior. con
una !iavs. fa!sa. Saba 4 quiGn perce-
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Is muy ~peligroso des'
cuidaT los rinones
cuando ~funcionaIl
i~rreguIarnente
ATIENDA FL AVISO De LA Ma
TURALEZA ANTES DE QUE
SEA DEMASIADO

SEA DEMASIADO
TARDE
Is una de las coSas mas p~elIgroSaS
que eXisten, ell dejar que los rlnnnes
parmanezcan inactiv0s o Sc debIilten.
Gracias a clos las materials e
saS del ORGANISING sen a~rroJadaS. Is
tos venenos son tan activos que 81 los
rinones no funcionan. acarrean n
muerte Immediate. ~&Presentan Il
rinoneS sintnmas de iebilidad?
la NATURALEZA LO PREFlE-
Ne, Y I'd. no puede dejar de notar
los Sintomas pe~iigrosos; cuando Ia.
sc siente debil. t;enc dolores dc es-
Dalda, f~rccuenteS dcSeas de Orlnar,
orina enrGjecida. fuertes dolores y ar
dores al orinar, ~neryiosidad. insomnia.
debiiidad. etc. Id. debe urars IN
MEDiATAMENTE.. Facilmente I'd.
lograra que u rino2eS f%uncionen
perfectamtnte. 81 50 deScG;Ca ia en-
fern,edad Iiegara a ser lNCuRABLE.
RICHARDS KIDNEY PILLS, Pas
ELIAS de Richards para los Rinnnes.
kacea que ~desapa.ezca la lnflama-
ci5n: son e~sencialmente med,c1nales,
V tomadas en- su debido tempo, curan
lp- CeSbEuSUsS tc Tvs 'i4tpiiRS -
Miles de personals nan t'aiiaao
al;vio con el uso de esta medicIra pa
ra los rinOnes y vejiGa. despues de
haher tornado muchas 0traS medlcl-
ms s;n ningun r%esuttad0. tnsIsta I'd.
en- adquirir Richards kidney Pills, y
no acepte su>titutos. I'd. no dcbe
tomar cualquier medicinal para estas
Intermediates, sino las que dan me-
iOres resul:adCs.
Richards Kidney Pills, Pastillas de
Richards para los RinGnes, estaa a
Il yen;a en- San antonio ror n Boti-
CO San Pedro. 80 West Commerce
S.. ST I'd. ne reside en- San Antonio,
le seran enviadas. porte pagado al
recibo dc 15c. en- estampllias o gro
postal.
i. u. RICHARDS MEDICINE COM
PANI. Sherman. Texas. (Aiv.)
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No hay dinero para cuEbriir Ia Ia. decer1a de ellero.

Eperc. tanto por ccrcepto dc I'M
puestos pctroleros. onio por conducto
de las aduaras marjtiras Y frontcr!-
zas, QUE estan pendientes dc cnriar
fondc$ a Ia citada Tcsoreria General.
Las condolences del Erario son
sumamente dificiles. adcUas, por
haberso atravesado c! fin de ano cr
que SO cierran todas las cuentas de
Ia oficina.
La ~entrevista termin6 con Ia SUI
plea al ~perioGico de que haga saber
al puhlico que durante diez dias no
Sc pagara7 las facturas que sean
presentadas a Ia Tesorerla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-09
Los gendarmes

Tantn. cast. como el asunto del
Autom6vil Girls, ha llanado ia aten-
ci6n del pdbiico otro de iguai ma
turaleza. solo cue mas vulgar y mas
baio, de dctal!es canallescos COM
plctamentc.
Cuatro gcndarmes. icuatro guar
danes del ordcn pGblico, apalearon
v robarou d. Scnor Benjamin Ambrls,
cerca de la plaza &C Fillamil, donde
10 Ieiaron abandonado, y Punto me-
nos que en- las mismas condolences
en- que vino al mundo.
FL senior .Ambris Sc preserto per-
sonalmente a las oficinas de. Minis
.erio PuJlico, manifestanGo que al
baiar del tranvia en- !. plaza de
Vil!ami!. bajo tambicA un gendarmc
embozado. notando que 10 segula.
Efectivamentc. apenas 81 quejoso ha-
bia caminado unos cuantos pasos,
cuando CT gend&yme X marco el al
to- En- scguida C cayo soDre los
bolsilios. con el preteEto de sabcr
Que armas portaba.
Tn gcndarmc Que Sc acerc0, IN
vez de poncr fin al ate1tado. ayudo
al companero ladr6r. Mas luego lie
raron otros dos. Y cntre los cua-
tro ouitaron al seiicr Ambris TODD 10
que !cvaba. inclusive sHs ropaS me-
.nores.
Los gend&rmes. aE:cs dc abando-
mario le proni1aron una serie de
golpes que Dor mueho rate 10 deja-
ron sin moverse sohre 81 pavimento.