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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
LA JUSTICIA NO HA PODIDO ACLARAR QUE OCH0A
SEA UN CRIMINAL, PERO 81 QUE ES UN TENORlO

"a, V por Ia otra parte Sc presenta
ante el jurado. serene Y t%ranquilO,
con la tranquilidad que da la concien-
cia limpia, ell acusado del terrible
crimen de haber fraguado Ia muerte
de 81 hijo, negando con energia ese
delito Y hacienda dudar de 81 culpa-
bilidad aun a aquel!os que Sc han da-
do cuenta de que existen evidenclaS
muy grandes en- su contra.
-cQue hay pueS,-nos pregunta-
mos, como Sc pregunta TODD e. mum
do,-en ell fondo de este enredo te-
nebroso? La justicia va q dictar muy
pronto 81 fallo ' a determinar con e.,
de cual lado esta la responsabilidad,
pero tai vez antes de que ESQ suceda,
podamoS tener revelaciones sensacio-
males. Dado el caracter de los prin-
cipales protagoniStas de este drama,
nos parece. ' esa opinion flota en- el
ambiente del Salon de Jurados. que
hay IN drama paSional, hondo Y ire
mendo oculto tras el drama sombrio
que aparece visible en- los debates del
proceso.
DaremoS cuenta a nueStros l~ectores
de 10 que ocurra hoy en- relaci0n con
este proceSo que eSta tocando a su
fin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
DISCUTIRA LA LEY
De SALARlOS
M!N!MO

4 principles de Ia semana entrante
Sc convocara a una conferencia ge-
neral de p~atrones V empleados. hom-
bres V mujeres V de representatives
del publico en- general, para la dis
custom de Ia ley de salaries minimos
de Texas. La Conferencia sera con-
vocada por una Comision de tres pre-
sidentes unidos que fueron seleccio-
nados el microbes en- la tarde. en- una
junta que Sc verified en- Ia Camara
de Concrete. Los Getalles de la jun
Ia seran arreglados entire tanto, Y la
convocatoria Sc hara por Ia sonora
Leroy S. Bates. ~presidente del grupo
de Representatives. del publico. Los
otros dos p~residentes son Miss Agnes
MsSorley por el grupo de e~mpleados
Y Charles A. Graebner representan-
do a los patrones que emplean muje-
res.
La decision para convocar 4 "a pro
puesta corferencia general Sc adop-
to despues de Ia discussion de la ley
SObre salaries mInlmOS que Sc l!cVo
a cabo por eSpacio de dos horas. en-
una conferencia de mujeres y patro-
neS el microbes en- la tarde. Des-
pueS de DIR a varios oradores acer-
ca de cual seria el efecto del eStable-
cimiento de salaries minimoS para las
mujeres Y los de edad, los
miembros de Ia conferencia declara-
ron que no podrian llegar a decisio-
mes justaS 0 recomeUdacioneS para
ser presentadaS a la ComiSiou de
Bienestar Industrial que Sc reunira
aQui la Semana entrante. antes de que
fueran oidas las tres parties. Desig-
NADIA para presidente del propuesto
mitin Ia $eHora Leroy S. Bates, Pre-
sidenta De Ia Federation de Clubs Fee
meninos de Ia ciudad. propuso por su
parte, Ell plan de una presidencia tri-
partiIa. que fuc adoptado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
Los numeros de los auto
movies deben es-
tar VisibIeS

Todos los oficiales Y policias de
motocicleta del Condado, han reel
Dido 0rdenes del Inspector Collins,
para arrestar a todas las personas
que conduzcan AUTOMOBILES que lie
ven Ell numero del Estado oculto total
0 parcialmente, va por las llantas
a~dicionales que Sc colocan detras de
los carros o bien por algunos otros
objetos, CUE impidan a Ia policia to-
mar nota del numero en- un case da-
do. La ley del Estado que invoca e!
Inspector Collins para dar las orde,
mes de refcrencia, eXpresa terminan-
,emente que tanto el numero del
frente, como ell de atras del CAIRO, de-
be aparecer claramente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
TRES lNCENDIOS
SOFOCADOS AVER

La explosion de IN calcntador dc
p~etroIeo en- Ia casa del senior ". c..
Tobin. 81 y. Saint Mary St. Il las
7.25 Dc la uoche del microbes, hizo
que Sc l!amara al Quartet De Bombc-
ros para cue acudieraG 4 SofoCar I'm
incendio que Sc habia joclarado en- la
habita~i6n en- donde ocurri6 Ia eX-
p@:oSion. FL fucgo fua apagado an;cs
&c q..e cobrara gran fuerza. !lab;er-
dose reducido los dcStrozos a los
mucbleS de la h~aDitaci6n. ESTIMATION
Sc en- Glen pesos q monte de las per
didaS.
-Otro inccndio ocIrrio en- una
casa de huespcdcs dc la Gale de Ma
tamoros. numero sos, el microbes en-
Ia tarde. pero el fuego fue domina-
do prontamente por los bomberos que
acudieron 2 la llamada. Los perjui-
clos Sc ~concretaron a rarias prendas
de ropa ' algunoS otros articulos que
Sc hallaban en- una petaca de de
los huespedeS. calculandose en- $50
las ~perdidas. Este incendio Sc cree
cue Sc debio a que los ratones roye-
ron algunos cerillos dejados en- algu-
mas de las prendas dichas.
Ell tercer incendio del dia ocu-
RHO en- el subterraneo del edificio
Book. en- ia Gale de West Houston,
contiguo al rio. FL fuego Sc inicio
en- IN monton de cajas que Sc halla-
ban en- el subterraneo. habienGose
! descubierto como a las 5.45 de Ia tar
] de. Embellishments Sc llamo q los
bomberos cue s~ofocaron ell fuego an
ties de que ocasionara perjuicios de
| consideration.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
~GIGANTESCA ES la EX-
PORTACION De PETROLEO
(Viene de la la

Ia "Ccrtes", IN million ciento veinte
mil.
Cuatro companias. a Saber: Ia Penn
Mex; Ia Standard. la Texas Y ia Is
land. eN]portaron cada una. mas de
Q]Uinientos mil barriles; tres: la
Freeport. Ia Eats Coats Y la Mcxi-
4 Gulf. cyportaron, cada una. mas
dc trescientos mil barriles; Y ell res
10. O sean cinco, eX~portarcn cada una
menos de Glen mil barriles.
En- Ia region Dc Panuco, donde Sc
decia que esta6a agovandose Ia pro
duccion de p~etr6leo, acaban de ser a.
biertos. en- el curse de la semana pa
Sada. dos pozos que producer, les
pcctivamente. dos mil Y cinco mil ba-
rifles diarios.
inc de esos poZoS ~pertenece ! una
compania netamente meXicana. Y el
otro. a una empresa petrolera que
radica en- Denver. Colorado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
~ 81 Congreso?

Por otra parte. este significa de
parte de don Venustiano, un cmpe,
no decidido de restar poder a Ia Ca
mara de Diputados.
La Camara en- su mayoria cs G.
b~rcgonista, Y por ESQ contra ella Sc
cncamina de una manera franco, la
acci6n del gooierno. Sin embargo,
Sc teme que graves acontecimientos
SC avecinen con esta actitud V esta
politica del carrancismo, por cuanto
que pondra a la convention dc gober-
nadores, frente a frente de la CANA
II.
Orro de los fines i~nmediatos, eS el
de obligar a Oregon q rebelarse con-
ira el gobierno. dejando a Don We
nustiano escudado en- Ia legalidad,
tras su convention de gobernadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
LA NUEVA JUGADA POLL
TICA DEL C~ARRANCiSMO
(Eicne de Ia la

por 10 tanto. no podra de ninguna ma
nera. hacerse Ia c~onvocatoria a cleo
clone: generates.
Los gobcrnadoreS Espinosa Mire-
les. Sev2rino Martinez. Adolfo de la
Huerta. Francisco Gonzalez. Alfonso
Cabrera, V algunos otros mas. decla-
raran que en- sus respectivos Estados
ell mrvimiento revolucionario Y Ia in,
quietud publica harlan impossible la
celebration de elecciones en- forma. y
~lanzaran IN manifesto al pals, eX,
presando Ia necesidad dc que Ca,
rranza continue en- ell poder hasts
que Sc concluya la obra necesaria dc
la pacificaci6n nacional.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
Las trcpas itnIioRas disparan
contra una mugt;tud

ROMA. Diciembre 4.--Tn destaca-
meato de soldados italianos disparo
SCORE ura mUltitud en- las GALES de
osta capital anoche. para defenderse
lie III ataaue que fue objeto por parte
DC aquella. segin dicen los irformes
pu~blicados hoy. Tn grupo de civiles
dice ia n~oticia, ataco con navajas Y
dagas q los soldadcs. q~uienes para re-
neler Ia aggression hubieron de hacer
tuero scbre sus atacantes. resultan-
10 ur homore muerto J doce heri-
dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
DEFUNCIONES

Angelina Portesi, dc un mes de
edad. en- 421 Castro st.
Nicolasa Chapa de MARTINEZ. de 56
amos. en- el Ca!lejon de Las Moras.
Mateo Pena, de AZ amos, en- POS
Virginia Boulevard.
Adolfo ViIlarreal, de % amos, en-
cl Hospital Baylor.
Ma. del Refugio T. Resendez, de
20 amos, en- SIG River Ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

Cuando Rec-site Iihros en- espanoI
dirijase a Ignacio F. Lozano, us n
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
CViene de la pa. L..

he del Gerente del Distrito, de IA Or
den de los Lenadores del Mundo, Sc
presento a rendir declaration sobre
Ia legalidad de la POLKA eNtendida a
favor de Alfredo Ochoa c hizo SabeT
al fiscal los terminus en- que son eX-
pedidas dichaS poIizas q los i6venes
memories de IS amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
ConSiderdn exceSivo ell n1-
nero de tropas del
ejercito aIemdn

PARIS. Diciembre eel Supreme
Consejo de Ia Conferencia de Paz.
notifico hoy al gobierno aleman que
su actual effective de fuerzas anna
das eyccde al pcrmitido por los ter
miros del tratado de paz Y que por
10 tanto, debc ser reducido antes de
Que el tratado pueda declararse como
pueSto en- vigor.
FL Consejo tanbien env.6 una nota
= .Aiemania en- Ia que Sc trata de la
question lie los ~prisioneros de guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Para hoy Sc anuncio IN tempo va
riable : probables lluvias. FL dia Sc
IA mas c~aliente que cl de aver. pues
habra n temperature minma de
- a IS grades ' ligeros ~vientos del
Este.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
SANTORAL

DICIENBRE 5.-Eierncs.-Santos
Sabas. Abad. Crispina Y los beatos
Geronimo de Angels Y Simon Tempo,
martires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05

Como no usar Mata-Zizo,e. uia
n ediclna para todos los eEfermos de
la piel, pues cura en- > dias o lie 10
c~ontrario Sc devuelve 81 importe?
Cuesta 25c.. porte pagado. BOTl-
CA DE LA CAMPANA, Esq-iha de
las Gales Santa Rosa Y BIena Wis
"a, San Antonio, Texas. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
Hoy los
debates

Con las declaraciones rendldas por
los testigoS de descargo. terminaron
los debates del dia de aver, que de-
jaron en- el amino del publico una
5amensa incertidumbre sobre 10 que
realmente Sc oculJe Ell este ~Sensacio-
nal asunto en- Ell que, por una parte,
aparece una muchacha que lama for
midable acuSacion contra una perso-
ma a Ia que estuvo ligada.-segun
ella mismo 10 ha declarado,-por IN
amor muy grande, '. echandose sobre
81 una responsibilities, tremenda, CO.
mo Is IA de haber dado muerte alevo-
sa a IN hombre. Sc afirma cada vez
con mas energia en- Ell cargo Que Ian
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-05
MATRIMONIOS

Ernesto Gonzalez Y Martina Ba-
rrera.
Pedro Escobedo Y Teodosia c. Es-
trada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-04
DECIDE TWO TITLES
IN YOUTHFUL TENNIS
By Ripley

Everett Burke and Frank Taylor
won the junior doubles title and Don
Dudley and Larry Phillips won the
boys honorss in the District champion
ship tourney play yesterday on the
Dumbarton courts. Burke and Taylor
defeated Johnny Johnson and Edward
Beale in straight sets. but Dudley and
Phillips were sent there to dispose of
Wade Benton and William Conway.
Both matches were hard fought.
Semi-finalS in the Junior and boys
singles also were completed yeSter-
day. Summaries:
JUNIOR SINGLES.
Semifnals- ReaIe defeated keIliter. Ga.
g Edwards defeated Ballenger, g. -.
ROYS' SINGLES
Semi finals Haas defeated Dudley. Ga. 60.
JUNIOR DOUBLES.
Semi-fnaIs-Taylora and Burke defeated Sui
livan and Edwards. 60 3-6 e.: Johnston
and Reale defeated Haas and Manning 6-3.
O-6, -.
Final-Tayior and Burke defeated Beale and
Johnston, g. 81.
ROYS' DOUBLES
Semi -fnals-Renton and Conway defeated
Hufty and Mitchell. 60. 6-1.
Final-Dudley and Phillips defeated Benton
and Conway. 81, 3-6. -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-04
REXAC. TOPLAY
TODAY AND SUNDAY
Jimmy Wright's Nine Meets
War Department. Camp
Humphreys. Garfields.

Rex Athletic club is scheduled for
rather strenuous week end hri-i.
booked for two games this afternoon
and two more Sunday. The newly or.
sanized War Department tear. IS r..
oppose Jimmy Wricht's argrecailo1
today and Sunday afternoon can,
Humphrey * To appear ~ the Hr-'
game and the Garfield Athletic Clua
in the second
Proba bly, the strongest Of the fhr,a
teams Will he the nine representing
the War Department. The EeN clun
is banking on the hardest kind Of bat
ties with that nine today. and on sun
day neither Camp Humphrey 0nr car
field A. {. is likely to he easy
Bryant pitched good hall for super
intcnienfs in the War Depa RI mcui
lnterbureau League Yesterday ami
won his game from the Army Med
ical School by ; 10 >. Clark ais
hurled in good form for the losing
club, the game being n pitchers hat
tie.
Treasury beat Agriculture in the
Depa rtmental League yesterday hy 81
to 4. getting commanding lead IN
the fourth inning. Carroll. who did
the pitching for Treasury. featured
with his batting as well as with has
pitching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-04
MORE THAN 100 ROWERS
IN PEOPLES REGATTA

PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-More than
leo oarSmen, including some of the
best in this country and Canada. were
entered in the Peoples regatta to be
rowed over the mile-and- quarter
straightaway course on the Schuyl-
kill river today. Seventeen events. in
single and double SOULS. four-oared
shells and gigs and eignt-oared races
were on the program.
In the quarter-mile dash r. G. DID
BILE of Toronto, American amateur
champion. and Tom Rooney of
Ravenswood. holder of the national
single SOULS title, were among the en-
tries. the others being Jack Kelly.
former national champion, and George
Allison of Philadelphia.
Kelly and Dibble will also meet in
the senior singles. Henry Heller of
New York was the other entrant in
this event
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-04
FIUME REPORT STIRs ROME.
French Soldiers Said to Have
Shouted for Jugoslayia.

ROME, Wednesday. July 2.-Consid-
cradle excitement has been caused
here by reports from Fiume. published
in the press of Rome. that French
soldiers belonging to interallied forces
have assed through Fiume shouting,
viva Jugoslavia, viva France, viva
Jugoslavia and Fiunne, death to Italy"
Newspapers remark that statements
declaring the friendship of France to
italy, uttered on official occasions by
President Poincare and Premier Glenn
enceau seem irony when constantly
contradicted by hostile French Off
Gals wherever they have come in con-
tact with Italian interests on the
Adriatic, in Asia Minor or in Africa"
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Swimmers Taken From Water.

In swimming race yesterday be-
tween Frank Morrow of Baltimore
and John Eskridge of the Washing
ton fire department both swimmers
had to be taken from the water. Thu
race was scheduled over distance of
fifteen miles. from Chain bridge to
Alexandria. However. Morrow had to
be taken from the water at the end
of the eighth mile. and Eskridge at
the end of the fifteenth. Eskridge de-
veloped cramps in his arms Morrow
is eX-champion swimmer of the Navy
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Auto Derby at Sheepshead Bay.

~. NEW YORK, July 4-The one-hun-
dred-mile Independence auto derby
was the feature of todays card at the
Sheepshead Bay Speedway, with the
special match race between Ralph De
Palma and "Howdy" Wilcox as an
added attraction. Wilcox beat De
Palma in the $4,000 race at Indian
apolis on May 81. and the latter was
con fident that he could reverse that
defeat today in the three ten-miie
heats match for the American cham
pionship. Fourteen drivers were en-
tered in the big event
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SPECIAL GOLF EVENTS
AT ALL THE CLUBS

Special golf events are being held
at most of the golf clubs about the
city today. Out at the Washington
Golf and Country Club members are
competing in d miniature tournament
with five flights and are qualifying
for the July tournament.
AT the Columbia Country Club mem
bers are playing in thirty-six- hole
match play against par event.
Members of the Chevy Chase Club
are competing in a handicap match
play against par event.
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Joe Judge got doubles in his first
two trips to the plate. One was TO
right center and the other along the
right field foul line.
When Duffy Lewis led off the ninth
with a single it seemed a sure play for
Pipp to sacrifice him to second. but
for some reason he did not. With one
run needed to tie the count. under or
binary conditions there is no other
play but a sacrifice. especially with
the play in the last inning. However,
Miller Higgins probably thought that
even il one run were scored the
chances still would favor johnson to
win the pitching duel; this being true
Higgins probably let Pipp hit, in an
attempt to get a winning as well as
a tying run on the bases.
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Cooper Trims the Cubs.

Chicago was defeated yesterday, 4
to 2, in a well played game. Cooper
seven innings. but weakened in the
last two, when four safeties and an
error scored their two runs. Douglas
was hit hard in the early part of the
contest and made balk with runners
on second and third, which scored a
run for Pittsburgh. He gave way to
Martin in the seventh inning, who
stopped the scoring.
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Babe Ruth in Spotlight.

Walkers home run in the first in
ming with Witt on base gave Philadel-
phia d flying start yesterday. but
Naylor. after holding Boston hitless
for four innings, went to pieces and
the champions made it two out of
three by winning, to .. Walker
also robbed Ruth of a home run by
sensational catch, and Ruth pulled
drive by Dugan out of the bleachers.
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Brooklyn Trims Giants Again.

Brooklyn made it two out of three
from New York, winning the last
game of the series by score of to g.
The Robins knocked Benton out of the
box in the fourth inning. scoring four
runs on three hits. a sacrifice fly and
errors by Fletcher and Kauff Ma
maux pitched well for the Dodgers,
except in the sixth inning, when the
Giants punched three hits, including
a home run by kauf. He struck out
eight men.