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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

r. A. Compton boys secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian association. will
return Sunday from Stevensvile,
Texas. where he has been visiting with
his father and mother for tho last two
weeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

Dent. dentists, left Thursday morning
| for an overland trip to Medicine Park
Cache. and other points OF interest In
the Wichita mountains. They expect e
return September 1
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Theft Case Dismissed.

The case against John Csthcart, q
negro. CHARGED with theft. was dis
Ho was fined 81 aud costs on chhrga
Of dlsorderly conduct
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Routine business matters were dis
cussed at the regular weekly luncheon
OF the Retailers association In the
Sklrvin hotel at noon today. A. D..
McMullin. secretary OF the association.
Is still out Of the city. but Is expected
TO return next Tuesday.
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improper Lloh,. Cause. Fine.

Clay Large was fined 81 and costs
this morning In municipal court fol-
lowing his plea OF guilty 10 II Charge Of
uslnE Imnrnper lights on his automo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

Morphine habit cured. whisky and all
alhoholic stlmulants: the only man In
tho state who cures the morphine hsh-
n Or J. J. Mckanna. 1929 W. Sth st
Phone Walnut 2N1 (AdyJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

apparent at the building department,
hut five permits haviA been granted
since noon Wednesday. The month =
total today WAS iis00O0.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

Funds advanced Immediately for city
loans, Lowest Rates. Gum Brothers
Company. tAdND
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
Cotton PIckera Nnadnd.

The federal employment service Of
flee reports calls for cotton pickeis
The cotton crop is heavy and growers
are offering s. hundred.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

bile. Fred Ashley was fined ~ and
costs for using improper lenses for his
automobile lights.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
IovSTADT UNDER
WvY FIRE, REPORT

: LONDON, Aug. "a heav,
eombardment lasting two hours, wa
heard in Viborg, Finland, on Angus
q, IN the direction Of Kronstadt, III,
bolshsvik naval base near Petrograd
tays Helsinsfors message today. i
sSppossd tha, British naval and ait
iSosses were engaged.
4 n Dsihsh admiralty has received
- e1viees regarding the reported
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

Welch's hot doughnuts, made In the
window. ssj n. Bdwy. Phone Maple
h1oO, (Ady. }
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Burglars Rifle Resftsnos.

A residence at gOs East Third street
was rifled last night, hut very little
property taken. according to a report
giyen the police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

Owins to tho necessity OF cleaning up
tho camp prior to the boy members OF
the Young Mems Christian association
beginning their six day encampment.
the boys we're unable to 20 TO Camp
Brooks Wednesday as had been anucl-
pated and will not go until Monday
morning at 1870 o'clock The girls.
who were scheduled 10 break camp
Wednesday morning. did not get away
until yesterday.
Hot doughnuts. Welch's Doughnut
Shop, 623 North Bdwy. Wholesale and
retail. (Adv)
Dentists on Vacation.
Or. +. \. Swihart and Dr. George L.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

Hot doughnuts served with good cof.
fee Wclchs noughnut Shop, G27 \
Broadway. (Ady
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Building Permits Decrease

Welch's hot doughnuts. across the
street from House OF Haun. (Ady.j
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29

charged with speeding. were fined 81
and costs this morning In municipal
court.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-29
Police AID lrAtn EathAr-

The police were called 10 take part
Yesterday In a case where an irate
father was said 10 he looking Tor a man
who lnsultod his daughter Tho police
aided the father IN the search. but no
arrests were made.
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TWO Alleged Speeders Fined.
Glenn Coats and Bert Shadrick, esc'
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nrs Mary and Annie Johnson. osteo-
paths. Room $50. Liberty Natl Bank,
phone Walnut 1915 and Thomas Hotel
Walnut Pos CAdy. }
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~ csssership of Soon.

g14IN. Thursday. Aug. 2s-The
- hes decided to abolish
ssssssship in Ireland on
Evening star., 1919-10-16
= FAIRBANKS WINS RACE.
Virginia Entry Captures 100-Mile
Event in Pigeon Contest.

Harry Fairbanks Of Balston. Va.
won the 10o-mile race Of Washing gton
district. American Racing Pigeon
Union, which was rehown yesterday
from Charlottesville. Va, when his
bird, "Fol-de-rol," flew the course at
an average speed of 1000 yards per
minute.
One hundred and sixty birds were
released at noon yesterday. They had
head winds all the way home. The
winner trapped at 2:3s:15 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, having made the
course in two and one.half hours.
The average speed of the first re-
turn to each loft was: Harry Fair
banks, 1880 yards; bureau of animal
industry. 1862; w. F. Dismer. Loaf:
United States Army loft, 1,043; E. c..
Koch, 1.015: Phil Krous. 1909; J. G..
Eastburn, 1908; P. I. Smith. 1000: F.
III. Crown, 99s; Moore Bros, 985; w. L.
Crocker, 9S4: w. w. Hardy, 975, and
T. J. Nolan, go.
Sectional winners - Fairbanks and
bureau of animal industry.
Single nomination-E. c. Koch.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
COLLEGIATE CREW RACE
is CUT THREE MILES

NEW YORK, October 1S.-For the
first time in the twenty-five years of
it's history the intercollegiate var
sity regatta at Poughkeepsie next
June will be over a three-mile course
instead of the traditional four-mile
route, according to an announcement
by Charles Halsted Mapes, chairman
of the board Of stewards.
Reduction of the length of the race
means that western colleges may
match oars with eastern collegians,
rowing authorities here said.
1t was recalled that in 1917 the
University of Winconsin. which had
previously abandoned four-mile rae
ing, notified the stewards 1t would en-
ter a crew If the course was shortened
to three miles. The stewards are
hopeful that Princeton, the Navy and
some of the eights from the far west
will enter crews in the classic meet
this June.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
BRESNAHAN MAY QUIT
THE BASE BALL GAME

CHICAGO. October 16.-This winter
marks the passing from base ball OF
Roger Patrick Bresnahan. one of the
most picturesque characters ever con-
nected with the national pastime The
Duke of Tralee is about to depart the
game in which he gained renown.
Bresnahan, it will be remembered.
streaked across the base ball horizon
in the days of the old Giants, when
ne was the leading catcher or the
National League.
Roger acquired the Toledo club OF
the American Association. after tna'
team had played an Improbable sea.
son in Cleveland, and set forth as
magnate.
He ran into the worldwide war ana
financial difficulties, and 1t was ru-
mored that he went broke in the ven
ture. Frank Coates. president OF tne
company that operates the eIectIie
light and street railways in IoIeuo,
has been offered the presidency OF the
Mudhens, which means that Roger
is out.
John CAMEL, a sterling minor man
ager, has intimated that he Wlsnes
to acquire Bresnahan's stock IN Ine
Toledo club, and he may succeed. ne
has managed the Kansas City c!up
for the past two years, prior to wnicn
he was in the Feds and in Rochestei'
n Y
Evening star., 1919-10-16
MANY BOUTS ARE STAGED
FOR YANKS IN GERMANY

COBLENTZ, Germany. October l (by
mail).-During the month of Septem-
Der twenty-seven boxing tournaments
for the entertainment of the American
forces in Germany were held through
out the territory; $40 men participated
in the bouts and the attendance totaled
63,327.
All the matches are made at the
"Y," Coblenz, in cooperation with the
Army athletic office, and the soldier
boxers travel on a schedule.
Capt. Alexander p. Withers. athletic
officer of the Army in Germany. is out
lining preliminary plans for the box
Ing championship of the American
forces. The winners of the camp titles
will be brought together for the Army
championships about February. There
will be seven classes, ranging from
the bantam to heavy.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
REFUSES $4,000 TO BOX.
Carpenter Declines Offer to Meet
Jack Dempsey in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, October 10
Georges Carpenter. the French heavy
weight champion, yesterday refused
an offer made by Jimmy Dougherty.
the local boxing promoter. to meet
Jack Dempsey, the heavyweight cham
pion. in a six-round no-decision bout
in this city. The bout was to have
taken place next summer. Carpenter
is said to have been guaran ed II
purse Of 0.000.
Dougherty will take a trip to Eu-
rope this winter In an effort to sign
either Carpenter or Beckett for n
fight with Dempsey. The contest will
be staged either here or in Essington,
a short distance from Philadelphia.
where Dougherty believes he can get
permission to hold longer bouts.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Coast Leaguers Win.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, October TO-
Bunched hits in the first and second in
nings gave Vernon victory over St. Paul
in the seventh game of the western
minor league championship series yes
terday Score by innings:
R.H.E
st Paul., o o 2 o o o % 8
Vernon. o 0 o rs
4 Batteries-Williams.M Merritt. Hall and Har
crave; Houck and Brooks.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
KELLY is TO COMPETE
IN HENLEY REGATTA

John b. Kelly of the vesper Boat
Club of Philadelphia, who won two
rowing titles last August r. the ma
tional championships on Lake Quinn
sigamond at Worcester, Is to compete
in the Henley regatta next year. Kelly
won the senior SOULS championship
and the quarter mile title last August.
The last time America was represent
ed in this rowing event was i'm 1906
when Edward Ten Eyck. who since
has turned professional. won the
Sculls race.
The last time n representative from
these shores competed in the Henley
was two years ago. when Louis Scholee
of Canada was beaten for the honors.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Vernon Takes Lead in Series.

LOS ANGELES. October 1s.-
Bunched hits in the first and second
innings gave Vernon victory over st.
Paul in the seventh game of the
Western Minor League championship
series yesterday. Vernon has won
four games; st. Paul three. st. Paul
Runs. Q: hits. 8; errors. /. Vernon
Huns. :; hits, Z; errors, 8. Williams,
Merritt and Hall. Hargrove; Houck
and Brooks.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Will Row for World Title.

Ernest Barry, the famous sculling
champion of the world. will defend his
title on the Thames on October 27,
against Alfred FELTON, of Australia.
Barry is a veteran. FELTON, is only thir-
fy wears of age.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
Hendren Leads Bucknell.

John c. Aendren of Philadelphia
has been elected captain of Buck
nell,s foot ball eleven. He had been
serving temporarily in that capacity
since college opened.
Evening star., 1919-10-16

The diploma winners are: Nor
wood, first; Asheton, second. and Hix-
son. third. Manor Loft wins per-
centage diploma for best returns same
day, three birds home out of twenty
one-131-3 per cent. George N.
Schmitt wins average speed, 100 to
900 miles. with 1,027.65 yards.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
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down the shaft. I think. however. tha
moderation in this. as in everything
else. is test.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
SEVERE TEST FOR HoMERs.
Norwood's Bird Wins Hard 800
Mile Race From Concord, N. C.

The 300-mile young bird race OF
the Northwestern Racing Pigeon
Club. International Federation, took
place yesterday from Concord. N. c.
One hundred and forty birds from
ten lofts participated. but. owing to
adverse winds encountered all along
the course. only seven birds were
able to make the journey the same
day. Five lofts made no report. Fol-
lowing are the first returns, showing
number of yards each bird few per
m ninute.
Evening star., 1919-10-16
BUREAU LEAGUE,
wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Totals. 46l All 40
Evening star., 1919-10-16
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Totals. .46s 4sc 449 Totals. ass $40 456
Evening star., 1919-10-16

Totals. 3S7 430 305
Evening star., 1919-10-16

Totals. . AT ATS 4T3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
ViENE 4 SAN ANTONIO Ell
DIPUTADC BEE
EstG arreglaRdo Uarios
asuntos de importancia

Por t~elegramas que Sc han recihi-
do e. esra ciudad, Sc sabc que cl
diputado Carlos Bee, sal1 aver de
Washington Y llegari a San Antonio
manana ror Ia noche-
No Se sabe el objcro del viaie del
d;putado Bee. pero sc presume que
tiene coneXioA con alguno lie los asun
tos de importancia que, relac;onados
con los intereseS de San Antonio, Sc
van a eStudi@r en- e. CongreSo.
Como 50 2abe. ell senior Bee tie
ne imp~ortantes trabajos que llevar
4 caho en- Washington, entire otrUS,
el de c~oaseeuir, por recommendation
e Ia Camar;t. Que So levanten las
restriccioles cor.ercialcS entire este
pals V el uuestro, IN 10 cual Sc &
fra el "xito de IL excursion de ne
gociautes que eSta proXima a sal;i
con direction a Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
POPULARES
Ell Case DE Los NOMBRES

| siguiente manera: oh mors, mors
morris uuac cum tua morte dedisti
mortem morti'.
En- la Erase castcllana Ia palabra
l'muerte" no ha Sufrido nin@ana mo-
dificaci0n. en- tanto que en- Ia Erase
latina Sc Dresenta en- estaS formaS:
"morS. morris, morte, MORT, mortem".
A cada una de eSas formas de una
misma Palabra les llama Ia Grammatical.
caSoS.
rs evidente que no pueden hallar-
e en- ell mismo case cl que e]jecuta
una acci0n que cl que Ia recibe. Pc
dro anna a su h~ermanO". En- est"
Erase Pedro e~jecuta ia acciGn de amar.
por 10 que es 81 >ujeto de Ia o~racioh
o Erase. V en- todos los idiomas el
| suieto de una oraci6n Sc halla en- ca
so ''nominativo". La palabra her
imano" que eNpreSa ell objetO de la
acci6n. esta en- todos los idiomaS en-
case "acusativo". Que en- ingles Sc la
ma "objetivo'.
"El h~crraano de Pedro. En- esta
| Erase ''hermano' esta en- ~dominativo,
V Pedro. en- todos los idiomas del
mundc, en- case negative. llamado
en- ingl5s ''posesivo'. por4ue indica
rropiedad o pertenencia.
Pedro da una leccion a sill hernia
| no.. Aqui tenemos que Pedro est&
e2 nominativo, ''lecci6n', que es 10
! dado, O ei objeto de la acci0n, en- acn.
s~ativo. Y 'hermano' en "dativo". por
que es aquel en- quien recae el dano
O ~proyecho de la acci0n.
Pedro va con SUI hermaao'. Pedro
es ncminativo. V "hermano'. que es
un complemento indirecto, o circuns,
tancial. esta en- ~"ahlativo'.
Pedro. ven aca". En- este case
Pedro esta en- 'vocativo'. rorquc cs
a Juien dirigimos Ia p~alabra.
De mancra que Ia Gramatica caste
llama admite los s!guientcs casos para
los nombres. ~adjetivos. pronombres y
participios: nominativo, genitivo, da-
two, a~cusativo, vocativo Y ablativo.
La Grammatical inglesa solo recono-
&c tres caso;: el nominarlvo, 81 po-
Sesivo y Ell objective.
En- otro articulo c0ntinuaremos ira
tanGo este asunto. que cs muy impo-'
tante para el aprendizaje de I'm lido.
ma extranjero, Y aun del idioEa ~
tai.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
CABLES DE ESPANA
Serv;cio especial de LA PRENSA
HARA ESPANA LOS SACRIFICES NECESARlOS PARA
ASEGURAR FL EXITO DE LA LIGA DE NAClONES

idealistas e insinua Ia idea de que Is
pana deberia mejor dar.es su apoyo
a Frarcia Y 4 Inglaterra, que son sus
vecinaS.
ResponGiendo = este, Romanones
hizo las siguientes declaraciones: La
politica de Esoana en- 10 cue hace Z
los asuntos internacionales es blen
conocida "a por todos. puesto cue e.
gobierno ha revelado c!aramente cIa-
,eS son sus :ntenciones, mediante los
iuformes que les ha proporcionado a
las Cortes sobre el asuntc en- diver
saS ocasicneS. Por 10 tanto, todoS
saben tambieu que Espana no Sc ha
aIejado De Francia y de Ingiaterra,
Sino Que esta procediemdo en- TODD de
acuerdo con elias dos Y con los ESta-
dos Unidos. ESpana Sc halla diSpues-
"a 4 hacer los mayores sacrificiOs que
eSten en- Sl mano para asegurar Ell
exito de Ia Lga de las Naciones'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
NO CONSIDERA CONVENIENTE
CONFERENCIAR CON Ell CO.
NISIONADO FRANCES

MADRID. mario 20.-El Coronel
Beranguer, Comisionado espanol en-
Narruecos, ha declarado que no consi-
dera conveniente, dadas las condicio-
mes que p~revalecen 2ctuaimente. ce-
lebrar ninguna conferencia, con i Co
misionado frances. General Lyautey,
que tienda a llegar a IN convenio fran
Co hiSpano.
Manifesto iguahnenre Que pla-
?eS militares Sc mar limitado por ahc-
II q apoyar al gobierno legitimo de
MarruecoS V nego de n termi-
mantle que las tribus rebeiGes esten
fernando nuc,eoS importanteS.
Sc ma anunciaGo que dentro de muy
yccoS diaS. <aldra para Marruecos,
pues VI eStan = punto de quedar ter
lninadoS los asuntoS que 10 Urajeron
aaUi.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

No importa Que olga listed 10 que
g1ste acerca de las demas parties de
Ia anatomia humane: Il fuente de Ia
vida 81 Ia SANGRE.-Es tambien el
factor ! importante en- el rapido
curse de Ia saiud; asi. como de Ia
misma msnera el canal de que Sc de-
rivan tcdaS las eH~fermeiades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

Sc ,laman casos gramaticaleS las
disrintas terminaciones que toman los
sustartivos. a~dietivos, p~ronomhres y
payticipios. en- al@uHos idiomaS. pa
IA expresar las diferentes relaciones
de una palabra con otras.
En- estas frascs: Juan paga'. "a
Juan le pagan. "el dinero eS de
Juan. Eel dinero es para Juan, "el
iine:o c5ta sobra Juan. Juan eSta
en- cada una Ell distinta rclaci5n, o
sea Ell distinto case.
Como los casos, segun decimos mas
antss. son las diStintas terminaciones
que toman los nombres para indicar
divcrsas relaciones. siglese cue solo
en- aGuellcs idiomas en- que varia IN
termination del nombre, Segun los ca
sos, hay vcrdadera declinaci0n, o sea.
verdaderoS casos.
Ia palabra 'caSo" Sc deriva de Ia
latina "casGm', cue es el supino del
verho "caderc'', one corresponds .
"~'c2er", en- caStellano, y Sc llam0 asl
porque parece que Ia palabra va ca
yerdo de una en- otra termination.
En- latin. eriego, hebreo, s&nscrito,
etc. hay verdadera declinaci6n, 10
mismo que en- aleman. En- cambio, en-
todos los den,as indiomas modernos,
uue Sc Hannah romanceS. como Ell cas-
'ellano. frances. italiano, ingles, etc.
20 hay verdadera declinaci0n, nj ca
,os propiamente dichos.
Tn eiemplo iluStrara mejor 10 gu.
So 'nS caSos.
"Oh nuerte', muerte de Ia mIer>
tie, que con tn muerte diste muerte
q Ia muerte'. Sc vierte en- latin dc Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22

MADRID. Mario 20.-Con mott
vo del nombramiento del dipUtado IL
berai Manue! Gonzalez Hontoria, CO.
mo delegado de IA Liga de las Nacio-
mes, ell periodico conservation la
Epoca' hace algunoS concentrates so
bre 81 ' sobre la Liga misma Y dice,
entire otras cosas. cue Ia selection
de personals tan intimamente unloas
con Romanones para tai objeto, pone
en- evidencia que este uitimo trata
de continuar deSarroIlandO SD polti-
ca, teadente 4 ~eStrecHar las r2lac1o-
mes de ESpaRa con los Estuos Unidos.
10 que, seguu opina La Epoca IS
IN error.
Agrega el referido p~eriodico 4ue
las miras del P~reSjd5nte Wilson son
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
VARLAS E%XCURSIONES DE
~NEGOCIANTES IRAN A
MIRA. REPUBLICA
Una de Dallas, ORA de Chi
cago y otras de San Luis,
hacen SuS preparedness

Logramos recoger aver informes
que nos ponen de relieve Ell entu-
siasmo que entire los ~negociantes de
este pals Sc ha despertado con res
pecto a las relaciones comerclales
con nuestro pals, las cuales tratan
de estrechar,,as cada dia mas de n
manera vent2joSa para una Y otra
naciGn.
4! efecto. ademas de la excursion
de comerciantes que bajo los auSpi-
clos de la Ca2nara de Concrete sal
dra de esta ciudad el pr0Ximo dia
%. recolricmic los p = pa!es Is
tados de nuestra Repub!ica, en- via
je de propaganda. Y adem&s tam
bien de Ia de negociantes
de Arizona. Nuevo Mexico Y Cali
fornia. que recientemente viSito los
Estados de Sonora Y Sinaloa, de
nuestro pals, otros grupos dc conner
ciantes de diverSaS ciudades del nor
te Sc preparan a emprender un via
je a Mexico.
Sohre este particular, recognizes
aver informes que nos hacen saber
que dos agrupacioaes de comercian-
ties, una de Chicago Y otra de Sal
Luis Missouri. pasaran dentro de dos
semanas 4 mas tardar por San An
tonic, dirigiendose Il nuestra Repu-
blica con e. fin de e~nterarse palpa-
blcmente del eStado de cosas en- ei
otro lado del Bravo,
Por otra parte, Sc sabe que la
Ganara de Concrete de Dallas, Te-
xaS, eSta arreglando actualmente
una expedition d MEXICO, en- Ia misma
formG que Ia que ACADIA de arreglar
IA Camara de Concrete de San An
tonic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
DyrJg TSNT Ell TONICO
Mls,n.SjSE. famOSO

r msus,icuible que refre$ca y ace
lera Ia circulation que presto ener-
gia Z los peluenos a;OmoS cue cetien-
den Ia vida contra las Intermediates.
,v,,v roa57 Ell ToNICo ia
NJG-fCISL,reate de todos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
CADLESDE ITALIA
LOS EMiGRANTES ITAL!ANOS
CEBERAN TENER CONDiCiO-
MES DE TRABAJO FAVO-
RABIES.

D. S.y7,irs, Esps---l G> ~ PE|NSf"
ROMA. Mario Pol CoHgreSo
racionaliSta inicj" hoy SUS s~rSioneS
Y aDrobo una resolution en- Ia que Sc
pro~ee Gue 50 aprerie al gob!erno
para cue &t los nasoS cojduccntes
= a~seg1raries d los msai@rantes tia
IianoS condolences dc U~raDajo !gualcS
= laS dc que gocen los natives del
pals cuya nacioniladad quieran adop-
tar. TambiGu deberj aS.gUr&rSeles IA
c-e&ci6u de 1scuclas para los hiios
Dc los eIHj"rantcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
ALEMANIA lace E5FUERZOS
POR RESISTiR \ Ia iNyA-
SION BoLSHEVIkiSTA

COPFNHAGUE. Marie 20.-Ale-
mania esta hacienda Jodos los es-
fuerzos posibles para resiStir 4 Ia
invasion b~olshevikista que IL &me-
aaZa.
Con ell objeto de iorMar 81 plan
de canyana dsfinitivo. el Conscjo de
Guerra ma sido convocado en- Kolbers
: 81 Minisrro lie n GLerr@ NosAe Y
e. General Winterfield han lido 1
c~onferenciar con Hindenbu-e, cue es-
j ~Girie;enGo rerso1aInlente Ia de-
'5nsa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
FIESTAS

Tn grupo de sehoritas de IA lc-
-caliGad llevo q caho anoehe una
fiesta en- cl auditorio que Ia Aso-
ciaci0n Cristiana de Jovenes tienc-
cstablecidc en- q Fuerte Sam HoIs-
ton, cor la qua fiesta fueron obse-
ouiados los soldajos de aquel lugaF.-
Asi mismo, en- uno de los ~salones
que Ia misma Association tiene en-
el Campo Travis Sc efectuara esta
noche o5ra fiesta en- honor de los
soldados de este campamento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
COLECTARAN FCNDOS PARA
LAS CAMPANAS De TRIES
TIE Y DE TRENTO

D-' Sr-.-:o -&p.r;si 1s LII FRENSA"
ROMA, Mario 20.-L2 teleS-a'
ma ~ Sc ha rccihidc de Mantua, d.
&c que los eStudianteS han alberto
una subscription que tien2 por ohje
to reunir fondo< para II compca de
campanas nUevas para las igieslaS
de TrieS-e J De Trento. pUeS los aus
triacoS Sc a~poderaron de las vieja;
y las destruyeroa para hacec cor
elias material lie guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-22
PREPARAN EN- BARCELONA UN
BANQUETE EN- HONOR DE
MIR. ASOCITH

MADRID. Mario 20.-De acuerdo
con las noticias recibidaS de 8arceIo-
ma. los grupos liberaleS de esa ciudad
eScan preparando IN banQuete en- no.
nor del ex-Primer M!niStro ingleS As
auth. el cuai debera tener lugar caan
do Sc detenga ALI, de paso para eSta
Capital.