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railroad officials, and the state mine inspector on Friday, and as a result the miners of Sebastian county will probably assist in the loading of cars with slack at the Huntington, Hartford and Hackett mines, as this will in no way conflict with their oblgations to the union. The rail- Robertson, has consented to supply ralE to move this coal as we'll as coal being mined at some drift mines near Clarksvillc. Governor Brough was informed by high officials, over long distance telephone, on Friday afternoon, that the coal strike would be thing of the past in less than week, and that the coal shortage would consequently be ef shot du- ration.
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Argentine Labor
 Delegate Seated

Washington, Nov. 21.-American Balimo. labor delegate from Argen- tina. was seated by the international labor conference today, but not be- fore the action had been sharply op- posed by Jan Oudegeest of the Meth erlands, and Leon Jouaa, the French labor leaders.
 The controversy was brought about by an objection from MT. Oud- geest who pointed out that MT. Bal imo was chosen by his government from the railway union of that coun- try without taking into consideration other labor organizations with a larger membership.
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Arkansas Guard
 Association Will
 Meet November 28

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-A call has been issued for a meeting of the Ar kansas National Guard association on Nov. 28 and 29, at the Hotel Mar ion, Little Rock. At this meeting the question of recognizing the guard will be taken up and considered. The future military policy of the state will be decided, and the action of re- organizing state guards in other states considered. It is thought that from this meeting will come a mili- tary organization of more strength than the old guard, and that it will contain many more units than the old one, with it's two regiments of in- fantry.
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OBITUARY
, x + + & + I. !. + + !. I.
 Roy BObO.

Roy Bobo.
 The funeral of Roy Bobo, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Bobo, who died Thursday of injuries sustained Thursday evening when he fell up- on revolving circular saw while cutting wood at the farm of John Blaser, just west of Pine Bluff, will take place this forenoon at 10 o'clock from the Bobo home, on the Camden road. Services will be conducted by Rev. H. H. Harrington and Rev. E.. R. Steel. lnterment will be in Union cemetery. The following young men have been selected to serve as pall- bearers: Active, Vetol Reynolds, La- Fayette Pearce, Bruce Brockman, Roy Gullege, Eugene Wilson, Clyde Faucett; honorary: N. H. Wilson, Jr., Erwin West, Allie White, Nor ris Richardson, Owen Harrington, Roy Taylor.
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Federal Judge Sanctions Lifting
 of the Beer Lid

St. Louis, Nov. 21.-Federal Judge Pollock granted today a temporary injunction against the district at torney and the internal revenue col lector from enforcing the provisions of the Volstead wartime prohibition enforcement act pending further litigation.
 Beer of 2.75 alcoholic content was declared to be non-intoxicating in the decision.
 In effect Judge Pollock sanction ed the lifting fthe lid on beer in St. Louis.
 The order is made operative at once.
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
Sacred Musicale at * + # + * Temple Success

The first of a series of sacred muslcales to be given during the win ter was that last evening at Temple Anshe Emeth. The music loving public was cordially invited, and quite a good audience greeted the artists. Preceding the musical program, Dr. l.. J. Rothstein, under whose direc- tlons the musicales are given, made a short talk, explaining the interest in such affairs. The next one will be held within the next month or six
 The program follows
 Quartette, Fear Not Ye o Israeli" lLeroy) Temple Quartette, Misses Broadstreet and Schloss; Messrs. kastor and Trawick.
 Organ Solo, "Ofertoire," (Edouard weeks.
 Batiste) Mrs. F. E. Renfrow.
 Contralto Solo, q Do Not Ask, 0 Lord" (Spross) Mrs. J. w. Smith.
 Violin Solo, "A Fragment, (Brown) Mrs. c. z. Mclean.
 Duet, "The Lord Is My Light" (Buck) Miss Broadstreet and MT. Kastor.
 Soprano Solo, q Will Extol Thee" (Coste) Mrs. E. J. Logue.
 Quartette, "The Day Is Ended" violin Obligato, (Bartlett) Temple Quartette.
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Pleasant Social
 Evening. /

MT. and Mrs. T. V. Mitchell enter tained a number of young people Wednesday evening in their home, 1905 Pennsylvani street. as a plea sure for their son and daughter. Thomas Mitchell agld Miss Anita Mitchell.
 Spirited games of cards were play ed and delicious refreshments were guests: Misses Gladys and Bessie Colgan, Blanche Bays, Johnnia Sun- tang, MT. and Mrs. Paisley, MT. and Mrs. De Maine, Messrs. A. J. Guen- ther, Bob Jenkins, Carl Hall, Clar- ence and Bob Wilson, Denton McGib- bony and MT. Atwood.
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Beautiful Reception o4.r En,h

BcdutI LII ~NPoASAA
 kt Country Club.
 The Triplett- Williamson tea yes
 erday afternoon was a most delight
 mi affair, introducing Mrs. Frank
 Triplett a charming North Carolina
 rirl who has come to join the happy
 5ome circle of Charles H. Triplett.
 Mr, Triplett, by the way was a
 chaperone par excellence, at yester.
 days tea.
 The club rooms were aglow with
 warmth and color. The decorations
 of autumn foliage and gorgeous hued |crysanthemums being most artistic.
 Mrs. Charles Hector Triplett in a
 gown of light blue satin with ostrich Trimmings, Mrs. c. s. Williamson in
 orchid peanne velvet and tune; and
 the honoree, Mrs. Frank Triplett, in
 frock of white satin, carrying an
 arm bouqet of American Beauty
 roses, were assisted by a coterie of attractive maids and natrons who graciously received a guest company of several hundred.
 The guests were greeted at the front doors of the club house by Mes danes Hal Greer, L. F. Hut, w. w. Taylor, Thurman Louthan, O. w. Clark and F. c. Bridges; with Mes danes H. K. Toney, Wm: Nichol, Arthur Fairfax Triplett, and E. c. McMullen ushering the guests into the dressing room.
 Mrs. Alexander M. Barrow, Mrs. John M. Elliott and Mrs. Ziba Ben- nitt met the guests in the front hall and showed them into the living room where were the following: Mesdames Clarence Philpot, Irma Wood, Jules Borressen, J. s. Jenkins, c. U. May field, E. H. Johnson, Oliver Gal braith, John Perdue, George Lindsay, Arthur Mills, Cora Gillespie, Thomas Collier, M M. Danaher, Sam Vaulx, and Miss Mary Lindsay. Around the living room fireplace giving warm and cordial greetings were Mesdames Hugh Humphrey, Frank Ragland, sam Knox, Misses Eulalie and Beulah Walker, Mrs. Met Galli- gher, and Mrs. Elizabeth Nixon.
 The seasons brides and young ma- irons were Mesdames Edmond Wroe Freeman Jr., Henry Jordan, Leon smith, Chester Fullenwider, w. z. Alexander, Selma Martin Tovey, Thomas Collier and E. A. Howell Jr. A number of visitors and their hostesses in the house party were Miss Frances Andrews, and Miss Mary Matthews of Atlanta; Miss Frances Howell and Miss Elsie Wald- ron of St. Louis; Mrs. Sam Trimb,e and Miss Maud Whitesides of Chattanooga; Mrs. Hosea Garrett.
 Mesdames Leo M. Andrews, Mason phllpot, w. T. Woodbridge. Walter Hudson, and B. w. Freeman gra-- c;lously introduced the guests in the d.lnlng room where Mrs. Gerald Trip lett and Miss Lutie Alexander poured tea and coffee, and delicious lunch con S9 was served by Misses Lillian Pnllpot, Elise Moore, Frances Wool drldge, Eunice Norris. Ruby Crow, Ernestine Norris, Catherine Mont gomery, Josephine Martin, Virginia Mills, Boris Smith, Mary McGaughy Schober. Pauline Wright, ana Cornelia Walker, chaperoned by Mesdames Alexander, Henry Haizlip A. W. Scruggs and Clyde Smith. MT. and Mrs. w. P. Imon have as ,nelr guest Mrs. Charles E. Siever 'f Jackson, Tenn.
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GRANTS TWO DIvORCES.

Two petitions for divorce were granted yesterday by Chancellor John M. Elliott. Charles Lomax obtained a decree annulling his marrige> to josephine Lomax. because of deser- Ilon, and Flossie May Mason was di- vorced from Fred Mason, because of cruel treatment.
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RECOMMENDS TT TO ANYONE.

"Mv son had a cough for long time," writes Mrs. Heck, 728 Fehr Ave, Louisville, Ky. "and he tried Foley's Honey and Tar and he slept better that night than he had for some time. It certainly is fine. I recommend it to anyone" Good for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough.
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DR. STANsWORTH TO PREACH

Dr. w. T. Stansworth of Arkadel- phia will conduct services at the First Presbyterian church here to- morrow forenoon and evening, in the absence of Dr. J. I. Norris. who is conducting series of services for Dr.. Stansworth at Arkadelphia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-22
Arkansas Coal
 Situation Better

Little Rock, Nov. 21.-The coal situation is brighter than it has been for number of days, in the opinion of Governor Trough. The shortage in various parts of the state caused him to get in touch with operators,
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CUT THIS OUT-lT IS WORTH
 MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c to Foley and company, 2835 Sheffield avenue. Chicago, lll., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return trial package containing Folcy's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tahets. Mann'S pharmacy. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-22

With the delicious tang that ;s in the air, and the autumnal glorv of every leaf and tree y;th the war at an end, and world in tune. With the chops full of pretty frocks s and a season that promises to ha the gayest in many months, p;ne Bluff is wearing it's brightest smiles these days, and is thoroughly enjoying inc social courtesies that come thick and fast.
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living models Shriners' temple Tues day, November 25, 8 p. m. Auspices of Young Ladies' guild, Trinity church. Admission soc. Tickets on sale at Eosenberg's and Berbig's.
 11-2O-5t
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Sam Taylor s. I. A. Plans Bazaar

The School Improvement associa- tion of Sam Taylor school met yes- terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gillian Lawton, 1420 Linden. Plans were completed for their bazaar, which is to be held December 12 at the home of Mrs. Lawton.
 Mrs. Tom Gregg was elected sec- retary of the association, to succeed Mrs. J. K. Buckner, recently re- signed. At the close of the busi- ness session tempting refreshments were served by the hostess assist ed by Mesdames E. H. Brassell, A. c. Mayberry, Tom Gregg, Owen, and Duckett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-22

The food distribution in London during the present labor crisis has been placed in charge of q woman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-22

Women property owners in Italy now number in excess of 100000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-22

WAsHNGTON-Prey little Theresa Nolan sat bv ner @ Consesman John Nolan, House when E oa & ne 9 nens was received In gallery Queen or wonders the her, Corl on cheek and told brought no she found California Corlis home. ~ ne' "uen
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-22

Mrs. w. E. Scott, 713 Main street, entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of her daughter, Mary Louise, age seven. A cake of seven candles was presented the honoree. Refresh ments were served and children games made up the program. Pres ent were Ruby Helen Gresham, Ma dine Harter, Katherine and Helen Batterton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-11-22

 :, The semi-annual meeting of the Colonial Danes of America of Ar kansas was held at Little Rock yes- terday. The affair was buffet luncheon. given at the home of Mrs Lewis Cherry, president. Mrs. Dil- lard Saunders and Miss Willie Hook CT of this city were out of town guests.
 Mrs. M. L. Sims of Clarksville, Tex, is the guest of Mrs. H. c. Moore, on West Fifth, en route to St. Louis.
 Miss Juanita Buster of Kingsland is spending the week end with Miss Bessie Merele Wells.
 Mrs. Charles Young of Helena is the guest of relatives.
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Mrs. Charles Young of Helena is he guest of relatives.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
Ell REPRESENTATIVE De Ia SONORA FABREGAS FElRMO
AVER CONTRATO CON LOS EMPRESARIOS
DEL TEATRO "NACI0NAL"

las que nunca enveIeccn. las que Sc
ran hellas V arrancaran ,aplausos y
suscitaran emocioneS. q trav5s de los
tiempos. todas las nuevas cbras que
han sobresalido de Ia GranGe V RIGA
production e~spanola, FRANCESCA, tia
Llama; las que llevan por ell mundo
los nomhres de Ibsen Y de Bjorson,
de Sudermann Y de Materlink.
Ash rues. mucho hay que esperar
de las temporadas artisticas de Ia
compania. de Virginia Fabregas, Y ell
publico. que, 10 sabe,. LIS espcra con
arsia.
Esta temporada sobre la cue tan
tas preguntas hemos recibido. dara
principle, segun sabemos, 81 dia diez
del entrante mes de Mario. Y durara
SOLO cinco dias.
FL contrato respective. fue fir
mado aver entire la eTpreSa Luche-
sSe, Y eli Representative de la Sra. Fa-
bregaS en- csta ciudad. Don Manuel
Sanchez Navarro, hijo de Ia actriz.
La function de debut. aSi como Ia
de ~despedida, seran eXtraordinarias.
V de abono las tres r~estantes. En-
cuanto a precios, So nos dice que. Sc
ran de I'm peso los mas altos, a fin de
que la asistencia al quito cs~pcctacuio,
sea posibie n todos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26

L. noticia pubiicada aver por nos
otros, del proximo arribo a San An
tonic de Ia notable primera actrlz
m~exicana. Virginia Fabregas,s quien
con su ctladro artistico de aGeia Y Iegi
TINA reputation. hara una breve tenn
porada en- el Teatro Nacional. multi
plico Ell dia de aver, las preguntas a
nuestra reduction.
No fueron uno. nj dos. sin6 mu-
chos, los que quisieron saber cuando
lleeaba a San Antonio. Ia actriz me-
xicana cue ma amplia Y justamentc
hava hecho la cpnquista de nuestro
publico. la que ha sido Ia MS alta
Representative de nuestro arte tea
tral, IL que la nacieRte dramatlca ma
cional debe proclamar SD adalld ma
vor. su mas batallador paladln; los
que in~terrogaban cuando Sc iniciarla
Ia temporada, 81 la fecha Del debut
estaba cercana 0 ~lejana, 81 la tempo
rada seria larca O brere. y 81 saba
mos auc obras serian ilevadas 4 la
escena.
FL cntusiasmo del publico meXl
cano. al solo anuncio de c<ta tempo
rada. que hara cpoca en- nucstros
anales artisticos en- San Antonio, es
harto applicable: todos saben del me-
rite i~ndiscutibIe de la bella e inte-
l;rcnte actriz meXicana, consagrada
hace mucho tempo por los plbllcos
extranjeros. todos sabcn del vail
micnto que siempre ticnen las figu-
ras todaa dc su compania. que nurca
ha deiaGo de ser compania hemoge-
nea. completa, diena de teatros de
primer ordon. Made ignora tampoco
que en- su repetorio han figurado
Siempre, junto L las obras ciaslcas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
Sc aboga por la reduction de
las tarifas del gas
Presento Mr.. Lewis SUI informc ante
cl Cuerpo de Comisionados
de Ia Ciudad

0eSpueS de un eStudio minucioso
de cerca de dos meses, ell cual lie fue
encomenGado por el Cuerpo de Conf
sionados de Ia ciudad, a raiz de las
dificultades surgidas entire los consul
midores Y el Departamento de Gas Y
Electricidad de Ia San Antonio Pu-
bic Service Co.. ell senior j. E. Lee
wis, experto en- los ramos menciona-
dos, present6 su informe aver en- la
manana. al Mayor de la Ciudad Y d
los Comisionados, en- una session que
con este motivo Sc tuvo.
Ell resultado de las investigaciones
del senior Lewis, como Sc esperaba,
han sido favorables para ell publico,
pues en- elias aboga por una rebaja
en- las tarifas de gas Y electricidad que
aunque ligeras, de todos MOODS be-
n~eficiarian a los consumidores, salem
do tambien dichas rebajas ventajo-
saS para la empresa, pues como EN- el
escrito ~presentado por el perito sc
mencicna, la San Antonio Public Ser
vice Co.. pagaria en- este caso me-
nos contribuciones.
En- cuanto a la calidad del gas, que
algunos de los consumidores queio-
SOS dijeron que l. mala. ell senior
Lewis Ia califica de buena Y hasFa su-
perior al que Sc consume en- otros Es-
taGOs.
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LIBRE A
Los cue Sufren con Asma
I'm remedio que puede ser tornado sin
rcrdida dc tempo nj inc]onyeniencias.

Tcncmos un mctOdo nucvo 'lic cura cl
y ma y uucrc,nos Que 10 cnsaye a nuestro
costo. No importa q .Stado. lcs sintomas.
. 81 ~ cr5nico dcbe DE cualsjquicr manera
cnviar por nucstro nctodo para que 10 prac-
tiuu.. No importa cl china. IL cdad, pals u
ocupaci6m Il Is afliEido con ASma nucstro
mc:Cdo 10 aliyia!i rapidamentc.
Descamos cnviarscioS I csos quc hayan
uerdidp las esreranzas de SCR curados, que
dcspucs dc haber tomato duchas, prcparados
Dc opio. "'humos patcntados," etc. no hayan
trnidn rcSuItadc5 satisfactoricS. NueStro
intercs - dcmostrarl" 4 todos los pacicntes.
i nucsrro costo. que 'ste uucvo metod" alivia
Ia respiration 4 wees tan dificil : otros sim
tomas terriblcs ocasionadcS por 81 NAL.
Esta ofcrta e. dcmasiado importante para
ser olvidada. EScrioanos hoy y commence
cl mc,odo cnSsGuida. No ENViE DINER0.
simpIenlcntc 81 cuI6n adjuntO. HAGALO
Roy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
I'm niHo esta modesto, en-
fermO y febricitante cua1
do esta constipade

ST la lengua de su p~equenuelo es-
ta sarrosa. es este Tn signo SECURE de
cue 81 estomago. hieado g intestinos,
necesitan ser limpiados por medic de
I'm purgante suave e irmediatamente.
Cuando su nino este MODESTO, nerVio-
so y que no pueda dormir, conner o
digerir normalmente; 81 su aliento IS
impure, su est6mago sucio, su siste-
ma d~esarreglado O 81 padece fie5re,
dele una cu~charadita de "Jarabe de
Higos de California Y en- unas cual-
tas horas TODD nal estara fuera, asi
sea constipation intestinal, nal alien
to. mala digestion y en- general cual-
quier desarreelo intestinal, e inme-
diatamente despues de haberle pro-
p~orcionado este mcdicamento. 81 nj
no v~olvera a estar bien otra vez.
Los ninos enfermos no Sc resls-
tran nunca q tomar este laxante de
frutas. Nillones de madres 10 tie
nen siemprc a IA mano porque elias
han reconocido que su accion en- Ell
estomago, higado y los intestiDos es
pronta Y segura.
Elias saben tambien que dando un
POGO de este Jarabe a sus ninos hoy,
manana los tcndran sanos Y conten-
tos.
Pida a su boticario IN frasco de
:Jarabe de Higos de California" (Ca-
!ifornia Syrup Of Figs), Y en- ell mis-
mo encontrara las direcciones para nj
nos e infantes Y adultos de todas
edades, expIicadas claramente en- la
misma botella. Cuidese de que lie
rendan imitaciones. Insista en- que
Ie den cl Jarabc Legftimo hecho por
la California Figs Syrup Co.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
FL Campo Travis quedara a
cargo del general Hodges
En- Ell seran reeoncentrados los en-
iistedos en- FL proximo recsu-
tamiento.

FL Campo Travis. que ACADIA de ser
designado por e. Departamento de
Guerra como ESTABLISHMENTS militar
permanente. sera utilizado. scgun los
iuformes que recognizes aver en- los
cicculos m;iitares, como lu%ar de le-
concentration para todos los indivi-
dues que en- los EStadoS de Texas.
Arkansas, oklahoma Y Louisiana,
sean culistados en- Ia pr6Xima cam
paha de reclUcamiento, que 50 Va a
empezar muy en- Lreyc.
ESta campana que sc va = ilevar
4 caho en- todoS les EstadoS dc Ia L
Mon Americana. Sc refiere al reciu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
Viciosos arrestados

La Escuadra Contra ei Nicio, lie
70 a cajo aver 81 arreSto dc tres
vagabundos Y cuaCro p~crSonas que
violaron los articuloS tres Y cuatro
del Reglamento de Policia. de las
c,1aleS. una fue multada con la cam
.iGad de cincucnta pesos, dos consig-
nadas a la Policia Militar. V n
oued6 pendiente de investigation.
Los vagahundos seran juZgados hoy
Dor el Juez de Ia Corte de Ia Corpo-
raci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26

tamiento de las unidadeS que van a
formar ell ejercito permanente, y quo
estara tornado por soldados volunta-
rios. sicndo su effective dc treinta 4
cientu setenta V cinco mil hombres,
nues este aSunto esta siendo actual
mente discutido por la Alta Camara
de los Estados Unidos.
En- cuanto a Ia jefatura del Cam
pc Travis. Sera Nevada proXimamen-
te por otro alto militar. pueS ell Ma
vor General George H. Estes, ha re-
cibido 6rdenes de tranSladarse Z otro
Campamento. debiendo entregar el
mando del Campo Travis, al Mayor
General Harry T. Hodges.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
Registro Civil
NACTMTENTOS.

In nino del senior Julio Nava ) dc Ia Sc
nor. Rcfugio PARA dc Nava, en- Ill hat;m"-
lima nina del senior Leon Garcia J lie Ia 81
nora Florentina Contreras dc Garcia. en- ~
MoctezUma.
nora Luisa Rodriguez dc Buldain, on 800
RivaS. /,
lin nino del senior Bias Niiiar:"al y d.. n
sonora Eulali: T. de NiIIarrcal. ell $40 he!-
lei
la sonora Bcrnolda G. de Vargas. en- TO- :.
PrcSa.
I'm nino del senior Anas;acin Flores } DE-
Ia sonora Otilia Cuellar de Flores. on III" >.
Laredo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
POLICIA
Cuatro isdrones de AUTOMOBILES
fueron aprehendidos

Los diputados sheriffes Antonio
DiaZ V Eduardo Stevenes, llevaron a
cabo Ia apprehension de cuatro chau-
fferes cue estan acusa3os de haber-
Sc robaGo IN autcm0vil.
II principal autor del robo, fue
un individuo de apcllido Cervantes,
V los otros tres estan acusados de
haber dispuesto &c los accessories del
caro-.
Los cuatro ~arrehendiGos confe-
saron su delito y fueron conducidoS
a Ia carcel del Condado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
S. robe un caballo

Los diputados cher;ffez. Jose Vi
l~larreal Y Juan Subira c~apturaron '
corduieron a Ia reel de la ciudad
a un indiviGuo que roh6 en- Pleasar-
ton. Texas. un cabalio de la propie-
dad-de Modesto Herrera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
TERNINO LA VENTA DE
GANADO

Aver termino ia venta de CANA
do iniciada en- los primeros dias del
mes Ell el Fuerte Sam Houston. ha-
bi6rdcsc vendido mil ciento ~cuarenta
caballos Y mulaS a diversos hacen-
dados del Estado de Texas.
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Tn n!no de cuatro mos de cdad,
que habia ~desaparccido aver Ell Ia
manana de su domicilio, fue encon-
trado por Il tarde, perfectamente
dcrmido, en- el asiento de IN tranvia
de IA ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
LOS LECEEROS FORMAN UNA
UNION

En- Ia junta que c~onvocados por el
Departamento de Agriculture de Ia
ciudad. celebraron aver los lecheros,
acordaron formar una Union IL cual
qued6 tornado por doscientos Gin
cuenta miembros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
Por usar NAL lcnguajc

La policia arresto aver I un chau-
fer americana. Y u III obrero por-
que usaro NAL lenguaje, el primero
en- una casa de Ia Gale del Concrete,
V cl segundo en- Ia Gale de San Fer
nandO-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
Atropellado

Pat Burke. fuc conducido al hos
pital dc Santa Rosa, con motive de
uuc un autom0vll que Guiaba un
chauffeur de nacionalidad america
ma 10 atropelI6 gravcmente Ell la ca
lie del Concrete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
AcusaJos dc asalto

Dos neeros que en- Ia Gale Dawson
aSaltaror a Ernest Norman. amena-
zandolc con n navajo. fueron a
rrestados per los A"eutes dc Policia
White Y Robinson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-26
I'm obrcro lastimado.

Tn emP!eado de la companla del
Express, Sc lastimo aver grayementc
al transladar amos bultOs de Il ca
sa de comercio dc la Gale dc Navarro
al caro- de la eInpresa.
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Sc cytravio una nina.

La policia procura descubrir el
raradero de Nicolasa Silva. n nina
de nueve amos dc edad, cuya fami-
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