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Washington, D. C..
President Wilson reached Wash

President Wilson reached Washing
ton Sunday. in an improved condition
of health.
Cotton exports for August were
almost double those for the same
month of last year. according to gov
ernment statistics.
More than 300 influenza cases were
reported to the health authorities last
week from fourteen states, but the dis
ease had not reached the proportion of
:ln epidemic in any state.
The return of Senator johnson to
canvass his state (CalifOrnia) in Oppo-
SitiOn to the League Of Nations and the
treaty in their present forms Is taken
to mean that the vote on his amend
ment to give the United States more
votes in the league will not he reached
for several weeks.
The Government Railroad Admins
tration ut Washington was said by Il
dispatch of last Saturday to have
reached an agreement with the repre-
SentativeS of the railway shopmen's' s
unions which covers the period in
which the Government shall hold con-
troll of the lines.
Washington is in receipt of infor-
nation direct from Villa headquarters,
in Durango. to the effect that all the
inSurrectionary leaders in Mexico. with
the exception of Felix Diaz. have
united under the command of Villa and
have placed their men. munitions and
money at his disposal for the purpose
Of ousting the carranza government.
The Treasury Department ut Wash
inyton has announced that more money
is now bein greceived by the Govern.
ment than is being paid out. and Il new
financial era has dawnei. according t.
Frederick Haskin. the special writer
This is Il condition. he says, that has
not before prevailed since this country
plunged into war during the spring OF
1917.
The American Navy is planning two
long distance airplane flights to TAKE
place next year-one to Brazil and an
other to the Philippines. Planes of ell
tirely new construction will be used
The flight to the Philippines will III
the longest ever attempted in the his
tory of aviation-7OOD miles. Hamp
ton Roads. Va. will probably be Sc
lected as the starting point for th'
1 south .Aniericail flight, ending mt ri,
JeleirO
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Mlllcr's Bluff.

Monday. Sept. 29.-The sunshine of
the past two days has been much ap-
preciated. as every one Is busy har-
veSting.
Mrs. Lula Denmon is visiting in
HoSst0n this week.; guest of Mrs.
Viola Hoss. Of that place.
The dance given Thursday night,
the 18th at the home of Mr.. May was
enjoyed by a number Of young peopel.
Mr.. j. q. Scarborough and family, Of
Denison. Texas, visited relatives ut
NIiller's Bluff for Il couple Of days the
past week.
Mrs. John Arnold has been called to
the bedside Of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Jim May. who is very i'll at the time
Of this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hill went to
Shreveport yesterday to see Mr.. Hills
daughter, who has been a patient for
some weeks at Il hospital in that city.
Mr.. Z. II. Sc.>rhrough and family
have returned home from a weeks
visit with Mr.. Scarbrough's father. Mr..
w. A. Scarborough. Of the Caney School
community. While there Mr.. Scar
brougi was among the hunters who
| gave Rre'r Fox merry chase, catch
ing him alive-and vii! keep him for
another roundup later.
Mrs. +. A. Woody spent Tuesday Of
last week In Plain Dealing as il guest
Of her daughters. Mrs. Lula Dennon
and Miss Annie Woody. the last named
being a student iii Plain Dealing High
| School. BRUNETTE.
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Oak Hill.

Monday, Sept. 29.-Plenty of rain,
but the farmers are still busy picking
cotton.
Mrs. Stella Cameron and children
are visiting friends residing near Plain
Dealing.
Mrs. w. G. Shipp finished covering
her home last Wednesday. She is
quite proud Of the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Cason and son
lessee attended the meeting ut Walk
er's Chapel Saturday and yesterday
Misses Leasy Seward, Thelma Pock-
rus and Myrtice Hamiter visited
Misses Myrtice and Zula Malone last
Saturday.
Mrs. w. G.. Shipp is picking MIR.
Birdwell Crabtree's cotton. He vii be
home within few days to take per-
sonal charge of his interests.
Last Saturday as Mr.. and Mrs. Obe
Hamiter and family were returning
home from the funeral of Mr.. Willie
Seward yellow jackets stung the mules
and made them run away. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Hamiter were thrown from
the wagon and badly hurt.
Mr.. George Seward is OH the sick
list this week. but is better at the time
of this writing. blue EYES.
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Phillips Hill.

Tuesday. Sept. 30.-coOl nights and
hot days-good weather for chills!
Mrs. jamie Chapple is sick ut the
time of this writing.
/ Mr.. J. l.. Northcott and son trans
acted business ut Benton one day last
week.
The latest report from Misses Lula
and Anna Belle BurkS. now Of Texar-
kama, Ark. whose injuries from
street accident have been previously
reported. is favorable. Miss Anna
Belle will not lose her leg, as was at
first feared. but it is thought that III
after life it may be somewhat stiff as
result Of her injuries. Both the
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young ladies' are said to be doing as
well as might be expected.
The roads are now in fair condition.
Travel over them is heavy.
Get your books ready, children,
School will begin next Monday.
Dave johnson is hauling lumber
from the Deck mill to Cotton Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munroe Rurks attend
ed church ut Pleasant Hill Sunday.
Dr. J. r. Hall. of Rocky Mount. was
a professional visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. J. L. Northcott and family mo-
tOred to Shreveport and return last
Saturday,
Mr.. Deck came out from Shreveport
Saturday. His mill is now running
pretty steady.
Cotton Is being gathered while the
weather Is good. About half crop is
reported by most people.
Sunday afternoon Turner Burks.
making use Of his team. took all the
children he could get in his wagon
over to visit the Ivan Sunday School
Let the good work 90 OH.
The meeting at the school house was
resumed last Friday and will be con
tinued this week. Much interest is
being shown. Old members of the
church are getting warmed up.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. Northcott an d
Miss Ethel Harris spent Saturday
| night, Sunday and yesterday at the
home Of Mr.. NOrthcott's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. L. NOrthcott. Until last
week the young man was located ut
Fairbanks. but lie now has a position
III the Homer oil field.
| White perch are now striking OH
Bodcau. hut most every one is too busy
to 90 fishing. -FRECKLEs.
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Pleasant Hill Happenings.

Monday.-Sept. @.-'ottOn picking Is
now the order of the day. but the crop
is short.
Mrs Il. f. Gleason lately visited rel
atives at LewiSville, Ark.
Mr.. \. ]. DeNIOss was Il business Wis
itor to Plain Dealing last Saturday.
Mr.. l. A. Gleason has installed an
up-to-date planer at his saw mill plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Gleason visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arledge Sunday.
Miss Matte DeMoss was a pleasant
guest Of Mrs. Regar Rance last Sat
urday.
Miss Matte DeNoss and Mrs. Bes-
sic DeNIoss were shopping in Shreve-
port last week.
Master Leon Gleason spent several
days of last week with his grand
mother. Mrs. Beulah Dennis.
Mrs. Caleb Mckinney and sister
Miss Matte Ruth DeNIoss. We're Plain
Dealing shoppers last Saturday.
Mr.. Reggar Rance has accepted the
position Of cotton weigher at the rail
road platform in Plain Dealing.
Several members of the Pleasant
Hill Singing Class met with the RED
Land Class Sunday afternoon. and the
| singing was fine.
After spending several weeks visit
ing relatives residing at Haynesville
| Mrs. 4. +. Mckenzie has returned t.
the home Of her daughter. Mrs. En-
nett DeAIoss. ALT.
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>i1-
Around Adncr.

Tuesday. Sept. 3.-Still the cotton
picking goes merrily On-and such
pretty weather for it.
Oil excitement close to Adner again.
Hopes are running high this time.
Mrs. Wylma Dial, from Ida, is spend
ing two weeks with her mother, Mrs.
John Clark.
Miss Myrtle Rounsavall was quite
sick during the past week, but Is re-
ported able to he up again.
Mr. Ben DeMent, from the oil fields
at Harmon. spent Thursday night Of
last week with home folks.
Mrs. 4. T.. Dubard, Mr.. Bon Busbey
and Miss Jewel Busbey, of HOustOE
Texas are visiting Mrs. Il. +. Davis.
1t Is expected school will begin ut
the Pease School House Monday Of
next week. the 9th. The teacher this
year is Miss Mattye Hays, of BOssier.
The protracted meeting conducted
by Brothers Tidwell and Stamps was
considered very good by all. There
was Il large attendance throughout the
meeting. There We're two accessiOns to
the church-Mr. John Clark and Mrs
T.. Nj. Dial They were baptized at
Bellevue Bridge Sunday afternoon.
Quite a crowd from this cammunity
went to Bellevue Bridge Sunday. the
21St. and c;,mped three days. They
were joined by Mr.. l.. Il. Sapp and
son. Youree, from Koran; also by q
gay little bunch from Midway. among
whom were Misses Ethel and Mary
Belle Dalrymple and Lillian Dennig
Messrs. Wilbern and Ned Dalrymplt
and Willie Dennig. Many fish Were
caught, and all report a very enjoya
bic time. -JACKO.
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Crimes end Casualties.

Beatrice Chelson, a Shreveport he
gresss. was fined 800 in that city last
week after pleading guilty to retailing
liquor She was given ninety days in
Jail in lieu of payment of the fine.
James Jones, Shreveport negro,
was arrested last Saturday in that city
q, ninety charges Of stealing alcohol
"a 80 charges Of selling it-24O
cases iii all. He was employed for
ninety days at drug store, where it Is
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alleged he stole a pint of alcohol each
night for that period of time and re-
tailed it in 40 separate sales.

alleged he stole a pint Of alcohol each
night for that period Of time and re-
tailed it in 1lO separate sales.
Shortly after midnight last Friday
morning a freight train was held up
OH the Missouri Pacific Railroad. four
miles from Pine Bluff. Ark, and a re-
frigerator car was robbed of large
quantity Of meat. which four armed
men took away III an automobile.
Gabriel Hanson. of Memphis. Tenn,
Friday Of last week swore out war
rants for the arrest Of Dennis +. Met
calf. Il gardener, forty-six years of age.
ut the former home Of Robin Cooper.
and Il negresS. Nora Lee Jones, Il SER
want in the same home. They We're ar
rested ut SaShville Tenn. that day on
charge Of numbering Robin Cooper
more than Il month ago. Hanson says
he is Il psychO-analytical detective.
The gardener protests that lie is i'll
nOcent.
According to Z. $. I'ostoftice Inspect
or Jarvey, hypnotism was used III rob
hing the postotfice ut Lyman. Miss,
last week. A woman came into the
office and asked for mail and the girl
clerk said there was no mail for her
| whereupon the woman made a few
PASSES with her hands. walked behind
the lars and helped herself to $19.7:
found in the cash drawer, while the
clerk watched her in state Of stulNr
| The woman has been arrested.
| At Omaha. Neb.. Sunday mol
hanged William Brown, Il negro. fol
assault upon Agnes LObeck, a white
woman. committed several days before
The mob also inflicted injurie
upon the mayor. Ed L. Smith. Th'
sheriff of the county was forced t.
surrender the negro to the mob by TIL
setting of the Jail and court house Ol
fire. To save 100 other prisoners ant
himself and deputies from being burn
ed to death he surrendered the priS
oner. With the hanging of the negr'
the mob dispersed and the firenel
were able to check the fire before
reached the prisoners in the uppe
stories Of the Jail. 4 negro officer VIII
reported for service at the Jail furthe
intiamed the mob and lie was save,
| with difficulty
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CORRESPONDENCE
Red Land.

Tuesday. Sept. 3O.-" Thirty days
hath September and SO OH. 80 here
it ends. and this news report begins.
Are your donating anything to the
Salvation Army fund this week!
Messrs. Rryand and Dick Keoun
We're visitors to Shreveport Saturday.
Messrs. s. {. Garrett and Marshall
McKellar We're visitors here Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. A. +. ,Dodson, Of New Orleans.
is here on il visit of il few days with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Mckellar spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Plain
Dealing with relatives.
Mrs. j. G. Holman, of Plain Dealing,
is spending several days i'll this COM
munity with old friends.
The Singing Class isn't dead after
all. Singing every Sunday at three
o'clock. Every one is invited to at
tend.
Alice Brock. of Plain Dealing, were
here Sunday afternoon to attend the
singing.
Mr.. l.. Il. Collins. of near Bradley,
Ark. spent Sunday i'll this community.
He was Il much appreciated addition
to the Singing Class that afternoon.
The presence Sunday evening of
some of the members of the Pleasant
| Hill Singing Class was very much ap-
| preciated. We would be glad to have
them every Sunday if they can attend.
| A special meeting Of Carterville
Grove No. 2O6 was held Saturday af-
| ternoon. Those members attending
from Plain Dealing were: Mesdames
&. q. Allen, Beulah Keeth. Mamie
Boggs. Ella Holman, Zuma Chamlee
and Laura Johnston.
On Friday night. the 14th, Il box sup
per will he given ut the school house
for the purpose of obtaining funds t.
lie devoted to the purchase Of equip
ment for the play grounds ut Oul
school. and for other things that arr
needed a program will lie rendered
during the earlier part Of the evening
The boxes will then be sold. Ever!
one il invited to attend, and all tn
girls and ladies are asked to brin,
baskets Following is the program
above referred to:
/. Song. The Rose of No Man
Land
?. Recitation. When the Ministe
Comes to Tea
3. Song. Dolly, Stop Weeping
/. Play, The Obstinate Family"
;. Song, alcoholic Blues"
g. Song, '.'Till We Meet Again
| PAT
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EJust in-One Of the biggest ship
mellts of Dry Goods and Notions we
have ever ordered. Come in and see
for yourself. .-R. Z. WYCHE 4 Sons.
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E R REF0RMADA LA
LEY SOBRE ALCOHOLICS

En- vista dc que. con motive dc las
actUales disposiciones que prohiben
el concrete de who's en- San Anto-
mic, han tropezado con muchas d.
ficultades para c~onseguir vino para
oficiar los ministries de las CivCrsa3
religionvs que cmplcan Ell licor en-
los cultos, sc han ~cmprendido ges-
tones para cue tales disposiciones
sean reformadas en- el sentido de
que los citados religiosos puedan OBJ
tener las cantidades que neccsitan.
r. aboeldo del Distrito. senior Nc
AsIill. quo cs ouicn ha recibido III
dicacioneS sobre este particular, va Il
estudiar ell punto Y u presentar una
proposition a las autoridades respec-
twas en- el sentido que hemos lndl-
caGo
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por falta de local VENDO barato aa;on6-
vii ''Chalmer' en- bueHas condolences. 526
So. Alamo.
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MOLINoS ELECTRICOS "HoBARTS' para
carnc. cafe. cacahuate, COCO y hatidores de
manteOuiila. RebanaLoras &c carne: meScla-
Gorns de ha-ina y todc genera de accesorios
rara roci7a . panadcria. THE HOBART
SALES AGENCY. OIL So. Pinto St San
Antonio. Texas.
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BUESA OPoRTUNTDAD para un jcven que
desee cstablecerse. Sc traspasa un e~splendi-
do y espacioso taller de fotcgratia, con mag
mica luz del Norte: moatado 4 Ia Inoder-
ma. con camaras. lentes y aparatos para am
~yiificar: tDdo de primcra clase y nuevo;
ahundan:ss titles y accessories fondos dc
Scavy: Gaarato Flash Light para ~retratar
por ias rochcs c~oupIcta installation dc. aqua
con refrigerator: ahauicos Y luz elactricos:
cstuias bien amGeblaio y con -nuestra-ios
atundantes y con7cdidad para vivir en- n
misma casa. Sc instrIira 4 IL persona que
kaEa ell traspaso. 81 asi 10 desea. para hacer
~TerratoS dc priricra clasc. 1nfcrna Z. u.
Grandjean. I3i ". Commerce st. San An,
TONIC. Texas
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PRETENDIAN ROBAR A UN
CAPTAIN.

In subteniente del ejercito, que
ACADIA de obtener su licenciam!ento y
estaha para Salir Ge San Antonio,
con direction al norte en- uno de los
primeros trcnes, V IN soldado, han
siGo a~prehendidos por II de los
miembros de "a Oficina De lnvestl-
gaciones quien acusa Al oflHis.i Y al
soliado mencionado del delito de .ro-
DO frUstrad1.
Segun las declaraciones del soida-
do. cl official lie propuso robar al
Captain \. Ceilings, dc Ia Compania
-, Brigada l65, un Bono de la
| Libertad cue guardaba Ell ell campa~
mento Y como Ell soldado conylnle-
"a en- clio, Sc valieron de n Have
falsa. con Ia que va habia habierto
al de menor graduation Ia puerta
del cuarto del Captain Ceilings. pero
como sintiera los pasos de 81 supe-
rior, hugo dejando la ilave falsa en-
Ia c~crra&ura de Ia puerta, 10 cual
Sirvi0 para d]cnunciar cl lntento del
robo.
pocas horas despucs fue aprehen-
dido el Soldado quien. d~eclaraba que
obraba por 6rdenes del subtcnien-
re, cl que fut a]prehndido momentoS
antes de partir para 81 norte, pues.
como antcS decimoS. acababa de re
ribir su licenciamicnto Y Sc d:rigla
2 la poblaCion dOnde reside.
AmboS acusados comrarec!ero2
ante 81 C~omisionGdo De los Estados
Unidcs, ouien. para permitirles "a
libcrtad caucional, les impuso una
fianza de mil pesos a cada mo-. con-
tinuando en- Ia carcel por no haberla
proporcionado.
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Ell CAMPO TRAVIS SERA PER,
MANENTE.

s. han reciDido noticias en- cSta
ciudad de que una comision de mill
tares va a salir de Washington con
direction q San Antonio. cor e. OBJ
iet0 de insDecionar et Campo Ira
Wis para YER 81 Sc e~ncuen.ra en- las
condolences ncccsarias para que sea
IN campamcnto militar permanente.
No Sc sa,e cuando llegara a San
Antonio dicha comision, pero Sc es-
pera Ell IN futuro nuy prcXlmo.
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PERDIDAS

! Sc GRATIFICARA = IA Ierscna que dcvue!-
"a Iulsa de mano que Sc ~extravi6 contcnien-
do dinero y iuyas. Ocurran 293 Nolan s..
Sisters a. Good Shepherd. 80
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/. H. PITTMAN. Successor de la Rogers Bicy-
Gle shop. EX3erto IN rcIaraciones dc b!ci-
cletys. Ricicletas 'HuGso:." - amos De
]practica. 525 Market Street, Tcltfcno Cro-
ck-t Sis.
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LA VELADA EN- HONOR
DEL COR. ROOSEVELT

Hoy ceiebrara II junta en- Ia
Camara dc Concrete cl Comite que
Sc ha cncargado DC o~rganizar 10 re
lativo a la velada i~iterarIo musical,
cue Sc efectuara en- esta ciudad Ell
mcmoria del ex-Presiderte de los
Estados Uriios. CoronCl Teodoro
Roosevelt
En- esta iunta sc uitimaran los
a~regios para ell referido festival. ell
cual va hemos dicho. Sc celebrara e.
nroximo domingo en- la Escue!a de
Altos EstrGios de IA Gale Main.
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LOCALES BREVES
ANOCHE FUERON LICENClADAS
OCHO COMPANIAS

De acucrdo con las ordcncS dadas
aver en- Ia manana por ell Estado
Mayor del De1artamento Militar del
Sur. ancche fueron licenciadas ocho
Companies del Campo Travis, con-
tandosc entire elias n dc Policla
M;litar. cuyo cucrpo cSta ! Slcndo
cambien lentamente deSmovilizado.
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TANDOLINAS' de todos precios y ~estilos.
suitarras. baios. acordeones. etc. Olga llstei?
que Instruments dcSea = &fJunte ~estanpuiaz
ra-a -espucs:s. LA CASA MENICANA. 2.
o. Box l56. Chicago. III.
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R E E @ K 7 E

listed y Cuar5e esta direction para que
SC n mucStrc a sus amigos que sItren d.
caIlos, mczguiaCs. -iGO.es 2 granos DC IA
rfaI Con o5c. ~ timb-es pcstalcs cue
me- rornita lc MANGO, q vucita de correo.
franco Ge porte. una caji:a DC poIE'aca Con
zalcz. La mejor del ruHdo Tara estas c1te--
med2des. Dcvuelyo q dinero 4 ii persona
cue So cure y no sane.
ESPlRIDION GONZALEZ.
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Sc AMPLIARA Ell CLUB DE
LOS VETERANOS

Fl Club dc los Netcranos dc IDS
guCrras cXrranjcraS. en- cl que for
man m~ilitares que tomaron parte
en- las gIerras de Cuba, Filipinas Y
otros paiscs con los que han luchado
los E,stados Unidos. van q emprcnder
trabaios dc propaganda con ell FIN
de haccr que lnCresen i su agrupa-
cion todos los SoIdados amerlcanos
p~elearon ultimamente en- Euro
pa
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BALES EN- Ell CAMPO
TRAVIS

Los soldados que en el Campo
Travis. obtendran su liccnciamiento
en- eSua semana dicron aver bajc,
los auspicios del War Camp Comu-
nitv Service, dos bales en- Ell audi
torio de Ia Association Cristiana del
campamento expresado.
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CAMBIO DE NOMBEE

Ea una nota publicada Ell 81 de
pasado sobye la iniciativa de Ia or,
~canizacion dc Ia Association latina
de J6venes. diHmos cue dicha mi
~c;aCiva ~rsrtenecia al senior lose Y.
Garcia. Gebiendo ser Ell ingenicro
Felix Y. Garcia, actualmente radl-
cado en- ia ciudad de Eagle Pass, Te-
XaS.
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DEFUNCfON

Esta mariana seri scpultada On q
Pante6n De San. Fernando, Ia sonora
Francisco Rel de IA Lama, quien
falleci6 Ia nocho del domingo ulti-
mo. en- IN casa numero 4OS de Ia
Avenida Dwayer.
La cxtinta era csposa Icl Doctor
\. de- Ia Lama.
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PlDEN QUE Sc PAVlMENTE
UNA GALE

Los ,ecinos que resideu en- Ia
Avenida New BraunfclS. Sc han di-
rigido al Cuerpo de Comisionados
de IL ciudad, solicitando que L. ave
nida de ~refsrcncia sea en 81 totall-
dad p~avinentada.
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CREYO QUE lie HABIAN ROBADO
IN EAIIOSO ANILLO

De una casa situada en- Ia Gale
5. Flores. sc lIamo aver violentamen-
te a los detectives. con eli fin dc po-
ncr en- I'll conocimiento 9 hicieran
las averiguacinnes del case. en- 81
robo de I'm ai:illo valuado Ell mil pc
sos De Ia propiedad de Ia sonora
de la casa mencionada.
Al llamado ocurrio el captain de
los detectives. senior Albert Van Ri
Dper y deSpucs de cnterarse de que
nadie habiu cstado en- la casa. con
exception de los miembros de Ia
familia. Sc retro prometiendo hacer
Ia possible por deScUbrir al aHtor del
robo. aunQuc cl case era dificil, pueS
seCun indicamos. nadie habia estado
an la casa aNarte De los mlembros
be II fanilia.
Mas cardc, So aviSo a Ia pollcia
cue e! suiIic habia aparecido va,
informandose QUO I'm hijo de IL Sc
nora de Ia casa 10 haOia tornado.
pues fce = pasear con su novIa '
cuiso lucir Ia ~valiosG ioya de su ma
Dire en Sus manos
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q Ia PERSONA Tue proDorc:cnc In actual dircc-
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me ayisaba 81 mat-imunio en- EdinbUrE. Tex.
sin cue desdc csa iecha haya vueltO a tcner
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
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dos a~nUalmea-e. con motive dc Ia reception
90 Sus Diplomas. pcr aluuros dc los Sudan
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

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cas-; nicyo en- excelentcs condiciones.-
iES UNA VERDADEEA GANGA! OcuTran
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