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The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Prison For Profiteers.

New York. - The first sugar profit
eering conviction in this Federal Dis
trict was secured when julius and
Charles Roth, commission merchants,
wire found guilty by a jury of selling
at % IL cents per pound, sugar pur-
chased at 975 cents per pound. Fed
eral Judge Knox intimated that he
would send the men to prison.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Would Raise Newspaper Rates.

New York = Material increases in
advertising and subscription rates,
limitation of the size of newspapers
and provisions in advertising con
tracts whereby rates can be adjusted
monthly or quarterly, were among
the recommendations made by a spe-
ciaI convention of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association,
called to consider the news print
shortage.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
saw Steel Strikers Firm.

Pittsburg. = At the close of the
eighth week of the steel strike, John
Fitzpatrick, chairman of the National
Steel Strike Committee, issued q
statement in which he declared that
the "steel industry is crippled be
cause the laborers in the mills, the
so-called foreigners, are striking and
standing like wall in a fight for
American conditions of labor and
American rights"
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Murder CHARGES Against Eleven.

Centralia, Wash. = Arrangements
were made to file murder charges
against II men, 10 of them already
arrested since the attack of alleged
members of the Industrial Workers
of the World in the Armistice Day pa
rade which resulted in the death of
four former service men.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
VIII Continue Demands.

Chicago. Timothy Shea, presf-
dent of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen and Enginemen, decIar-
ed that the railroad brctherhoods
we're prepared to continue their eff
forts for general increases in pay al
though Director General Hines of The
Railroad Administration had offered
time and one half pay for overtime in
the slow freight service.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Mexico ENCOURAGES Germans.

Laredo, Texas. approximately
100000 acres of Mexican land have
been granted as concessions to Ger
mans OF encourage German COLOMBIA
ton or have been sold to German
capitalists who have been working on
arrangements to bring $4,000 Ger
mans year into Mexico
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
eouernnent Wins Land Suit.

Washington. The government,
by an opinion in the supreme court,
won its fight TO have cancelled patents
for 5000 acres of California oil land,
valued at $4,000, 900. alleged to have
been obtained through fraud by the
Southern Pacific Company.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Germany Short On Coal.

Berlin. - Despite the stoppage of
passenger traffic on the railways
throughout Germany to allow coal re-
serves to be increased at important
centers and food supplies to be trans
ported more abundantly, the situa-
ton appears to be CROWNS worse.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Russians Want To Return.

Seattle, Wash. = Acting under po-
lice permission, 80 Russians met here
and drafted a petition to the United
States Government asking that Rus
SLAMS in America DESTROYS of return
ing home be granted passports.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Moonshinina in Texas.

San Antonio, Tex-There are be-
tween zoo and 800 whisky stills ope-
rating in Texas and approximately
10 900 bootleggers in the state. 1t IS
believed by local revenue officials, de.
spite the stringent prohibition legis-
lation recently passed.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Nav Trnon shlps Launched.

Philadelphia The Hog Island
shipyard has launched : its second
troop ship. 1t was named ST. Mihiel.
Mrs. Frank T. Hines, wife of Bgira-
dier General Hines, christened the
ship.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
BRYAN Accepts Prohi Job.

Atlanta, Ca William Jennings
Bryan has accepted the craftsmanship
of the prohibition enforcement cam
paign for Florida, it was announced
by Edward Young Clarke.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
rive Are Killed On Trestle.

Bartlesville, Okla--George Van
Horn and wife of this city and C. N.
Daniels of Parsons, Kan, and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Swatzell were fatally
injured when they were run down on
a trestle and struck by q train.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Hero,s Mnther ciuen Homo.

Chicago. The world seemed less
cold and cherries for Mrs. Mary
Dean Duke, widow, formerly of Dal-
las, Tex, who sought death by throw
ing herself into Lake Michigan. A
Chicago woman offered her a home
and Mrs. Duke accepted. She had
been penniless and alone since her
son was slain in the war.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21

Small Nations To Be Admitted.
Paris. - Representative of the
small powers are to be admitted to
the mixed tribunals appointed to
Judge persons guilty of offenses un
der the common law
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
House Passes RalIroad eiII.

Washington The railroad bill
providing for private ownership AMI
operation of rail carriers, under broad
federal supervision, was passed by
the House, 2O3 to 159. The measure
goes to the Senate, but it will not
be taken up there until the regular
session in December.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Senator Martin Dead.

Charlottesville, Va. Senator
Thomas S. Martin, aged Y, the Demo
cratic leader in the Senate, died here.
Senator Martin had been confined to-
his bed since last July when he was
forced to give up active work in the
Senate after continuous service of
% wears.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
SEVEN Killed IN Gas ExpIos;on

Hays, Kan - Seven persons were
killed and q injured, four probably
fatally, when an attempt to crank
motor car at a gasoline filing sta
ton here resulted in a series of ex-
plosions.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
seoretarv Class To Senate.

Washington. At the request OF
President Wilson. Secretary Glass
will accept the appointment as sena-
tor from Virginia to succeed the late
Senator Thomas S. Martin.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
france Has nRedp Demonstration.

Paris. = An election riot with rev
o1utionary features occurred in the
small industrial town of Dorian, De
partment of Ain, where extremists
are numerous. The Republican can
didates were received with shouts of
Long live Lenine and the revolu-
tion!" Long live the Boches"
Down with the enemy and the Bour-
geoisen'
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Old Monroe Home Sold.

New York. The old house at SO
Prince street, where James Monroe.
fifth president of the United States
spent the declining years of his life
and died-went under the auc-
tioneers hammer. It brought $685.
600.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
- lnorease Advertislno Rates.

Kansas City. The necessity of
increasing advertising rates and cut
ing down advertising space as a re-
cult of the shortage in news print pa
r.ar was agreed upon at the semi-an-
nual meeting of the Midwest Adver-
Using Managers Association here.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21

Cannon Becomes Great Grandfather.
Washington. Former Speaker
Cannon of Illinois became a great
grandfather. The announcement was
made in the House by Representative
Madden was greeted with applause
from the members.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Hines offers New Wage Scale.

Washington. Director General
Hines submitted to representatives OF
the four railway brotherhoods an in
creased wage scale, amounting APP
proximately to $3,000,000 month
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Railroad Men Win Point.

Washington. Railway workers
scored a victory in the House through
incorporation of their plans for volun-
tary Cancellation of labor disputes IN
the Esch railroad bill. The House re-
jected plan of compulsory arbitra-
ton
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
PRIESTS Vote For First Time.

Rome Many monsignors, priests
and monks were seen casting their
votes at the polls in contrast to form
er general elections, when no eeeles-
iastics voted.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Sell whiskey In Kentucky.

Louisville, Ky.-Two local distil-
leries sold whiskey openly in Louis
Vile at SIS a case regardless of the
wartime prohibition law
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
AmerIcan Casualty List Revised

Washington. The American re.
vised casualty list includes 34.625
killed in action, including 1872 lost at
sea: died of wounds. 1885; died of
disease, 23,629; died of accident and
other causes, 1925; wounded in &C.
ton 215, 489; missing in action, two.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21

Nitti Wins in Election.

Francesca Nitti, the pre-
mier, and the other candidates on his
list in his province were elected al
most unanimously in the election for
seats in the Chamber of Deputies.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Senator Would Punish Radicals.

Senator Would PUnlsh Radicals.
Washington. II The writing, print
ing, circulating or uttering Of Ian
guage urging the forcible overthrow
of the government would be made a
felony punishable by fine not ex-
ceeding $4,000 or 20 years impri5,
onment under a bill introduced by
Senator Poindexter, Republican.
Washington. The measure was re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
uearst suys More newspapers.

Washington. Arthur Brisbane
announced the sale of the Washing
ton Times and the Wisconsin News
of Milwaukee to William Randolph
Hearst.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
plaque Situation Good.

New Orleans.-The bubonic plague
situation in New Orleans is we'll in
hand. according to an announcement
bv DR. M. S. Lombard. quarantine Of
ficer.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
YOUNG Man Charged With Murder.

IUNIFS H's*II O''I0' Wv y -
New Orleans. Andrew J. Whit
neld. aged %, of Alexandria La, was
formally charged with the murder Of
DIR. Leopoldo Cordoya, former Hon.
duran consul, in second city Criminal
Court here.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
Grapoe Holds AIoof.

Grand Rapids, Mich - The Nation
al Grange will form no alliance with
organized labor, in the opinion OF Ma
tional Master Oliver Wilson
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
MoonshIners, Sugar Sold.

Atlanta, Ga. = More than 5,UUV
pounds of sugar seized from moon
sinners in North Georgia was sold at
public auction by the federal author
tiles here.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
s44s,o Year To woolworth Widow

0ffOgOOV . FNO1NNS
New York-Mrs. Frank w. WOOL
worth, widow of the late head of the
chain of five and ten cent stores, will
receive an income of $4,000 a year
from her husbands estate.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21

WALL PAPER, PAINTS, OILS
Window Glass, Brushes, Picture Frames
and Painters Supplies
TOP Main st. Phone N. 1854
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-21
HOME COOKING
Service UnexceIlcd
124 West Markham street

MONEY TO LOAN
On watches, Diamonds and JeweIry.
bargains In Unredeemed Pledges.
Markham and Main SITS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
GRAN ANIMACION POR Ell
SIWULACRO AEREO
Este tendra lugar, como va Sc
ha dicho, ell sa6ado

Las fuerzas que Sc encuentran a.
campadas en- Ell Kelly Field, continuan
hacienda muy activos preparativos
para la celebration del simu!acro de
| guerra aereo que tendra lugar ell
proXimo sabado Y por el que hay gran
entusiasrno. no solamente entire los
elcmentos militares, sino tamblen en-
ire los ~civiles de San Antonio, por
cStarse p~reparando con todos los de-
TALES de IN comhate real V vcrda-
dero.
BESIDE aver a las tres dc la tarde
iniciarou los ofiCiales del Kelly Field
sus labores de propaganda por ia re-
ferida batalla. habiendo efectuado
vuelos sobre la ciudad arroiando
bombas que al ~estallar soltaban grain
des cantidades de avisoS del simula-
ere.
Ash misnio. por via De propaganda.
doscicntas senoritas de la Casa dc
C~onunidad del referido campamento
efectuaron una paradaa yer en- la tar
de. Ia cual, deSpues de haber desfilado
ror variss &c las PARTICIPATES GALES
dc la ciudad. Sc dirigi0 al Kelly Field
d dondc cstas SenoritaS. que en- cl
Simulacro haran de enfermeras dc
n Cruz Roja. van o Fl objeto dc
haccr las PRACTICES respectivaS.
Los vuelrs de los aviadores pr1ps-
gandiStas ~coDt:Euaran :ola II soma
ma. hasta cl sabado en- que Sc efec-
tuara e! simulacro Y ell viernes las
SenoritaS que en- este festival tendran
participation como enfermeras, efec-
tuaran otro desfilc. recorriendo. CO.
no aver. varias calles de San Antonio
' Girigicndose al final hacia 81 Kelly
rirld.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
OUEDO ALBERTO Ell ADO
NOPARA Ia Temporal
DA De Ia CONESA

va esta alberto 81 abono para la
breyc tcmporada de Maria Concsa en-
cl "Nacional". Segun anuncio anochc
Ia empresa. ESQ abono es para Qua
tro ~funcioncs. Ell las cuales Ia COM
pania de ZarzueIa dc la mimada IL
Die del Teatro Principal DC Mexico
representara las obras de mayor ext
to &c cuantas Sc han cstrenado uiti-
mamente en- Espana V Mexico.
La temporada. segun dijimos va,
comenzara el proXimo martes.
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HABRA VA LISTAS
HECRAS
tViepe de Ia la.l

ger and Company; Negotiation Mer-
cantil Alemana; ~Johannsen Felix and
Company; Antigua Drogueria de Ia
Palma; FahEica de Acidos La Viga';
E. Sommer Sucesores; Wertheim; So
ciedad Exportadora Limitada; COM
pania Petrolera Gernano-Mexicana.
s. A.; Ko-ff HonSberg and Company:
ConpaEia Fcrretera Mexicana. S. A;
Julio Albert Compania. de Mexico,
Puebla V O&Xaca.
Siemens-Schuckerterke. 5. A. de
Guadalajara.
C. Holk and Co.. de Monterrey.
Gustavo Struck and Company. de
NeracruH.
Agencia Martina de Puerto An
gel.
Melcher S~ucesorcs. de Mazatlan,
San Bias, Mocorito. Guadalajara, Gu
liacan, Villa Union, Guamuchil. Aca-
poneta V Ciudad de Mexico
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
MATERIALS

! II INNS &c Casa. Cuia dc IA nu5"r
b,cu c!ucs1a ca usta-ia dc r"Ii'9-
rn"ds. hygiene. costlnhrcs scc'sicS.
medicine. &c. "'7
Il Rsy d. los CnciH~-o>.-NovrSj-o srtc d"
CcciEs. Vss:e.eria, sspostc-la. ctc.. oot
La c-raaizaciou p~oii:;ra dc Mexico. Ia
Coastl:cion y "a DIcradura. por d.
Emilio E2hasa ........--......-.Sl-'9
/ L. CocIn~-a Observation-Disclosures manual
dc ccc:na. cen cc-ca ic nj: formulas pa
! "A aac"r los mas eNGIjsitoS plates dc n
cociaa rSuauo.a = irSurrSa .........-. 50S
II T-ibU0a Poruis~.-Mctr,cs 4" tiScuTSos
para fiesta socisie... tam'iiares "a
rr'".'cas: AimGos. b;OErafiss. etc. Ob-a
Ilu=--sr.2 COP S@oados ....--.----..- SOC
N7n6ICgc- COMPOSITIONS rar2 Heci-
ia. Ert-csacado$ Ge los mejorrs poo
I ras rspaaole5 = hisF aHo-aTSricauoS ..So.75
Mania. IL Past".c-:a y Rc2cSterla Size
Na.odo Comp'v.o ce So!teo. Dor don HiG-
Ms,Cdo &c So3ieo. primsra mart" ......-. zoe
Nstodo De SclfCc. se=lnGa partc .,....... SOC
N0Gr-rc Ss--cczrio de los Aman:cs. Car
Us a->c-osas. AIT &c aGraGar y &C sex
amaGo. c~Sc-;ru-a ~-CreJ5 Sc iHS a1Iautss.
lsr-uAi- l~ las tio-es. irItas. ahau:co.
~lc.. ) coiccc'ca de ~penssmientos 2a-S
( i~"stalcS -'c
Nueyo Hctodo para Apreader = tocar Gii-
! TIA. 81. C"rc~iiaG 10 T2eSt-U ....-.- SOC
| Oraculo Novlsimo. 0 ca - LiD-o DO los
Destinos.-Nusya cGicina. con cl a-t> IL
! rNpGc&- los susnos. EmDasrado ......- S5c
Pe9>a1li"n;o> pasS Fosc2lss.-RccoUiIacicn
J. ysrsCs para ta-j"'as poStaies. a5aul-
Pc-s~c,o Scc--r=-:o NeS;canu.-No4eIcS dc
-arta~ comcrc3Sl~~. Ete-&.:aS. ta-niIsrs<
y arIorosas. penS&m!SntoS para posta!ss
y ca-:zs - pedineat". Lih-o especial pa
- e. publicO meNicsHo. In tnuo Z-ancs SOC
Sec-etos dc u Bclc=a Femerina. Lih-u
ds~t;nado a conseguir el selo de- Il Gle
gaucia y = bg"n EusJo y - auEuento
cuidaGo 4. los enc2ntos tlsicos ....... 60c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
ME CASARE CONT
GO, AMOR MO"
(Yiene de Ii pag. la.)

hija de dicho matrimonio. Y que va
no quiere seguir viviendo con los que
han sido Sus ''verdugos." pues 81 es
+verdad que lc han dado cuanto ha
ouerido, AUTOMOBILES. treaeS suatuo-
sos. restidos de seGa, una gran So
ciedad de millonarios. en- CAM
bio mo quiero. 10 quiero, Y no quie-
70 vivir con ellos"-dice la mucha-
cha.
Dice Ia >eEoJa Gray:
Isl es nuestra hija. la pO5recita:
pero desde pequena ha dado MUGS
tras de padecer de alguna e~nferrledad
cerebral que Ia obliga 4 negarnoS;
ESQ pasara con el tempo: nOsotrcs
Ia queremo$ mucho. no vamOs a dejar-
Ia sofa Ell el mundo: eS nueStra hija
V de clio hay iu~numerables tes1igos.
Sc discutiar estos asuntoS lntimos
Ell Ell seno del hogan. cuanCo en- el
~aristccrdticc Hotel dc Pasadena dom
de Sc encontraban les esposos Gray
con 81 hi.ja. ocurrio una catastrcfc:
la linda bliss Gray desapareci6 mis-
tericSamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
SATISFACTORY ALIVI0
DEL LUMBAG0
Ell Sloan's Liniment posee la
propiedad de curar las
doiencias reumaticas

Este active, Y comfortable ren,edio.
estimulantc de la circulation V que
disuelve. Ia congestion, penetra direc-
tamente al lugar danado sin necesi-
dad de frotamiento Y da desde luego
positive alivio. Es una medicina po-
derosa V se2ura en- casos de enferme-
dadeS eXternas. como reumatismo. do
lores de cabeZa y espalda, luyaciones.
inflamaciones. torceduras, lumbago,
magulladuraS. etc.
Compre una botella ahora misrlo,
cuesta POGO. pero vale mucho. Pre-
Gunte en- la drogueria acerca de Ell.
Tenealo siempre listo para toda la
familia.
Precio. 30c. 60c Y $40.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
ESPlRITiSNiO.
aIACIA. Etc.

Clzvts4ss Gcl Re- Solomon .---... 1Sc
D-..fouN-o I7sc-raL-Cont'cuc ia maya
'.a9-s. ~o's g mega, arsricrcnc,. cit
.auF==l.~u-p~. ccuJl-nS- Ctc. --'-.'V
n,-ra Ritual Do a AIS AsSla.Coniic-
"a. Il T-iau-u-o de Solomon, u Caoajs.
Fl Ta-nr. sccrctcs del cSl:U, aiS-oIlaH-
.r. &C. saw
Z; i.,r-o l-:c-nzL-Trstade complete Dc
,,arc,GS Gc-.s@s .---.,.-..- -
= Ec-izac-r Libro Dc Oro.-Pr"ctic2s dc
~-4-7rrrsuc. hJrnotisuo : sugsSton.-
I,ctg,-ss e-~ co-ri-eu e =HocamIeu:o.
= sa'sa Sr vc.urtad. Ia -1cr-Ias. I'm w.
sre- s--asts.io -u ,clN ......- ->--eV
e D---H0 Roc. " SO ct artS &c n'anGaT "
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= v~-,l.cc-N D-arC- Rc5o.-Erc7c'--r.ru-
tos. c~oniu-cS. sNc-rtOS dc maya. ct'--.S%g9
Fr,hir,C,oas-- G-rtr0-T0s > FentacGl"7 "'.''
NTrno.i-r7u T~a.-aL. DEMONSTRATION d. g
fz-sas d. los p1nc'prlcS hs27otzaoc-
-, ~ lHls,or s5..> -.----.-- Nt-'
Ia ITa-ia s. e. OrE.tls-H" --.----.---.- VIC
Lave 6ri Tji0rctrSmo--Oh-T nucvS pcr g
n. Ellsworth. EisyOraa del AirncLtsHn".
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(F--~f'~-a T~y~Grgl- HtStN~t1 Gel mag
a~tis-nu Na.oGo practice .-s-..-----. &C
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S,--g-o i-i iHirs-1c .-..--...-,-.-- 7'r
S.e--rr- Dc los Gs-i-os -i-IC dc CANA =
todc- los yuegcS SL-SS
S~-rc,os de >It-rto Il Gr-uGc- ---- 80
Socrc,o~ ar 'a TrestaiSitgc.5u ; Ia NaSia-
Lscs,aac- PRACTICES &C sscan'U.co y pres
toIEr.aC'vn q ..V'
Tesoro d. ~,istav-o- De l. Cru &c Csrav%-
ca--JOya Gel OcuitiSuio .....-..-.-.-- oSc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10

Ell 81 mes proximo. una ssrie &c conie-
rencinS Ell s>Ja cirGad. Y II gira COZ
81 m;Smo fin p2r los EstaGcs de Ia Re
pdblica.
- n1iSa9o tempo. e com.te central
de estudianteS. Sc diIg:ra. para que
enpiecen deedc luesc tal campaha. =
los es.ud;aHteS de los estsdcS.
De esG& marera. pienSan les >Stu-
diauteS. cue los policies 70 podra2
sngar&r al pueblo nj Gefraudar III vo-
&c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
OBRAS DE
OBRAS DE CAROLINA


A Eo-d~ &c, Abismc = lao ~i'uDcoto l.2e
C9rszcn de obrc-c. Dos rOnos .... I2e
Cadera E.s-ua- Cu%tro .2mc- $500. : 40
Dramas &c! Adul;crio. Dos tones 10. 5 10
II Conc do Mai ) O.6o
- So.-sro =, IN RandEio ...... : ESQ
II A,h,-7,, del Dci,o. Dos ton.os : 20
~ Ab,-.ado 9rr ps-s;r. Cuat-c ,c-acs : ITO
I~ C-i,,rrcs IL. rfsyoIias. De- ,or,os 5 l.2o
10. va-s4o. Tpfa,,a, DO. tomcs : 10
il His q. Ia Pnr.e-a Dos toa,os o.. S 80
Ia Pa.lari7a Del Tea:ro ReaL. Dos
.,.--. : l.@0
Tn r-ip,, On Artcn,vil. Dos tones : l.20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
Sc DARAN LECCtGNES DE
PROPAGANDA
4 los %Enicm5ros del con1it9 del
preximo emprestito

Con {; ohjeto de que yen@an COM
pleto exito en- sus labores. todos los
miembros de los comi,6s que desde
el Gia y del. presence ,rabajaran CT:
Ia c~olocacion lie boaos del Empresti-
70 de n Victoria. asiSrirj!o. POI a.
cuerdG Jenido aver. Il unas ieccionts
de propaganda que 4 cargo del senior
". n. Nc. Allister, ssran dadas en-
Il Caynara de Concrete.
Estas !ecciones. cue tendran Iugar
todos los djas Dor la noche, consis-
Jirin en- ensehar desdc la manera de
or%ahizar los trabajOs respectivos,
hasta las lahores suhsecuentes Que
lIcvaran : la consumacion con tNito.
Les jefes de los &rupos tendran c!a-
ses especiaieS. siendo todas tadas
per q scncr NcAlIister, Quien como
&c lien 2sJas labores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-10
NTONe. e. jscgr.

I'm aviso en- cl peri0d!co mas escan-
daloSc lie Les Angeles: Il policla del
c0ndado en- accior; Glen detectives
particulars en- jrego. ofertGs de d.
mere q mucho~ cue no eran deCecJl-
YES: telegramas 4 Sar Francisco, =
San Diego. a Nevada. " .irilona. i
Glen ~noblaciones le California : TO-
dos les EStados vecincS. fueron los
Uledios dc que = valio Ia desventura
da madrc DC "a muchacha para vol
YER a recuperar 4 su hija.
FL aviSo ~ les peri0dicos decia:
Mss Frances GrGg:.5cor"qc hijG
niir rpcirr It tn hoJGr: f. pT"m"-
trroS mI t~erTa,oS. &c p"o"'"tsHoS
ma morntjico. yuo lorau pc"&ioH:
L. q,c qaierG&. TODD 10 q"c H"jcrd& he
mos dr dlrisio: zero r"ejrc 81 ho-
or donGe tc cstdr cSncrpHdo l"& dcS-
c~orsoiodcS padres. Hrs. G'oA.'
Pc-o Ia linda Miss ne e]Scuchaba
estos llamadUs de SUI ipara el!al fall
81 mama
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LiEGARGN A~VlADORES DE
EUROPA

Setenta Y seis so!Gados aviadorcs
que c~stuvieron combaticndo en- Eu-
ropa ilegaron aver al Campo Travis.
bajo al mando del Captain c. NJ. Ha-
milton. con .! fin de que seal licer-
Ciado<.
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oBRAs De CARLoTA BRAEME

II 50 c>ntarcs csda aael.
=, s~-s-o % Lady NGucl
Eu ss Etan2ns d" cvtsS
En.-, dos Fsra.os
l. C"nGeza de C-aacc
- Esyreja DC Amor
NJ De1;I GUc una Nugcr
Jucz y PartS
SUcuos iri C0raZou
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Los ~ESTUDi4NTES VAN A
TCNAP PARTICIPATION
En- LAS ELECCIONES
ry.enc 10 Ia

s'r5e-o, - pernJt!cndo, Ct l5ra uso
C S dzre-nc~.
i 2Scc;@cion eS-rLianrjl. s.n candi-
dc H-rc-Eo. sc Gedicara = ilustrar
a pas e!c. GesiaIeceSada : independent
tl.tsa,l 81 r9&o % que Maya meGes:er
aaar para eje-cisar Ebre : pertecta-
LlouJ SIS Gcrechos e~lectorales-
Para clio, iniciara, probablemenJe
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Elca "e 1ama olen ~r'en."u u", CO.
oT"G - domingo
9"Jo I'm espieHo;"o pEosi "a Irons, 10
SVo.: 'SYa tando ~
GN'%rnaoo heFnloSTS |uIsios, "
'e 'oS 'O~eS 90" '''
L~o'eLrS' IN Hs'"'" - U' !'''
DC IHI-'
-.
Tovar. el PanereySNj AeNIcaIo' d'o
IN recital anoche en- /" Sa'a bee'h"-
Ven
ri enor loVaF loca olen' 90" o-'-
SuS n'rmeroS de Chopin fuero" m
terpretados con oaSion.
T"roMio. fo"odc. "fhc S"" ! "c
Scp:tcm5rc dc 1913.
Amtenoch" tuvimos la gloria de or
al piarista Tovar. que pudiera de
cirS" de ct: Iodo cuanto dlJera re-
1 = u III 7 ~ " - = -
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-Cuando neees;se Ua. hhros en- es-
paneI. pidalo. a Ia Liberia de iEna-
clio E Lozsno, lis n. Santa Rora Av.
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- c,.Did1 'griGtIto.

~ c"Did3 'gristlto.
En- tanto que Ia desoiada majrc
?onia en- juego los hllos del cScan-
dale Y Sus milloucS para recuperar u
~ hiia. ur muchacho ccntrc-america-
no. millionaire. 81 iovcn .lo>r Carrie
mas entraba Il Ia eScena. Cardenas
Sc hailaba &c paSao en- Pasadena. CO
mo cualQuier millonrio, y ALI VIC 4
la triste Y linda Miss Gray. ID ina
ginaci6n del ,mVch2"ho Sc Gejo arre-
batar por Ia be!leza ru5ia. y no obs
tante su color I'm POGO subidc. pues
e de IA terra del cafe. declare ST.
amor u Ia melancjlica FRANCES.
Fu6 rosa de una nora 10 que necc-
SitG ell muchecho ceutro-amerlcano pa
"a ganarse por complete el cora2@n
de Frances. ESta. Iue parece que no
esperaba otra coSa. que oportu-
nidad para deShacerse dc ~ "fal-
SOS padres" agarro por los cabellos. e.
negrcs dc aquel Que Ia c~uamoraba ia
tai oportunidad, y le propuso 81 ma
trimcnio.
Como por arte de magia. los dos
dos muchachos deSaparecicron de la
principesca decoration de iardincS Y
p~alacetas dc Pasadena. ! So yinieron
a San Diego.