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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
TELEPHONE PROCEEDINGS
WILL NOT Be ABANDONED
Lupton Told Him Only TO
Postpone Action.
MISUNDERSTANDING by RHEA
Corporation Commission will Con-
tinuc Legal Fight Against New
Rate Saskatchewan Try 20 Pre-
vent Collection.

Proceedings to enjoin Virginia COM
panies from making effective tho
higher rates for telephone service
ordered by Postmaster General Burlt-
son have not been abandoned by the
state Corporation Commission. but
such action. under direction OF Oscar
l.. Shcwmakc and special counsel
working in conjunction with the At
orney-';encral. will be brought as
soon as The injunction bill can be put
in proper shape.
This is the gist of a statement given
cut yesterday afternoon by Mr. Shcw-
make. counsel to the commission. in
Commissioners William f. Rhea, who
because suit had not already been
brought, understood that the proceed
ings had been called off 10y his asso-
ciatc. Commissioner =. l.. Lupton.
Mr.. Shewmake said that. instead OF
bringing suit 10 enjoin the Chcsn-
peake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany and kindred organizations from
lcvyins the additional tax. the better
pain is to institute action looking TO
the prevention OF such a levy being col
lccted, The authorities OF several
states which have begun proceedings
already have been requested by Mr.
Shcwmakc to give Virginia the bcncf;
Of their pleas in the fight 10 be wagcd
here.
STATEMENT GIVEN our
ny MIR SHEwMAKE
The statement given out Yesterday by
Mr. Shewmake reads as follows:
Commissioner Lupton did no; direct
me 10 discontinue these proceedings.
nor have ever told any one that he
did Mr.. Lupton came TO my office
Friday evening and told me tina, a
member Of the Richmond bar who
would be associated with the At
torney- General and myself in the CON
duct OF the suit had tho matter under
consideration and would be ready TO
confer with the States attorneys on
Monday. ! advised him that IL moth.
ing was done until late Monday the
suit would necessarily have TO be
brouSh; 10 cntoin tho collection OF the
increased charges after they had be-
come effective. on January p, rather
than TO cnjoin tho companies from
putting such rates into effect, blu, that
suit could he brought either way and
with tho same ultimate result.
SAYS LuPT0N NEVER ISTIMATEn
HE WANTED ACTION STOPPED
He said that this would be salts
factory and left the office. Mr.. Lupton
never intimated TO me that he wished
the proceedings to he Abandoned: in
deed. he expressed himself as being
anxious TO see the matter handled as
eNpeditious!y as might be compatible
with good judgment and the interests
OF the state.
I talked with Judge Rhca over the
telephone about the matter late sun
day night and advised him. in response
TO his request. that the suit would not
ne inS'iiuteI Monday. aud that had
talked with Commissioner Lupton
about the rratter. as stated ! presume
mat Judge Rhea understood what
Saia IN regard 70 a postpouemert OF
aSuon until after the rates had taken
effect 10 mean that the proceedings
were to be abandoned. though / can
recall no language OF mine that would
produce such An impression.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
MUST SUPPORT CHILDREN
Judge Richardson Issues Order Com.
peIiinS Leroy Huntington to
Fay SIS SemI-MUnthIy.

Judge Richardson. in the Hastings
court. Yesterday decided that Leroy
nuhhihS'oh must contribute SIS every
two weeks for the sumner, of ,hr.I
or his four children. it appearing ,hn,
the fourth child was i'll West Virrini.
ana We'll provided for. Dunnir,pint,
was defendant 20 the charge OF non
support, preferred by the Common
wealth. icSa! custody OF the ,b:ld-nn
was awarded to the State Board of
CHARITIES and Corrections ana this
pr"hapiy means that Mrs. Anna Roach.
srahdino iher OF the children, Will hay.
actual Chargc OF thrm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
CONSIDER FEDERAL PLAN
Stockholders Of southern Rni.wn,
Company Ncri and plan Future
Conferences.

Stockholders Of The Southern Rail.
way Company again held an adjourned
meeting in Richmond Yesterday to con-
slider some Of the details in regard to
the proposed contract between the gov
eminent and the company in rcla; ion
IL Fedora. control Of the road. Similar
meetings were he'd here in October. No
Ncmbcr and December, and officials of
the company state that the meeting
Yesterday was, like those, devoid OF
features II is probable that further
meetings viii be held from month to
month until the matter is fully de-
tcrmincd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
TO NAME SUCCESSOR
Expect New Director OF Durenu of
Markets VIII he Selected
To-Morrow.

The successor of l.. w. Wilson. rs di-
rector Of the bureau of Markets. prob-
AMY VIII be named tomorrow morn
ms when the Virginia State Board OF
As!lcuHurc Will meet at the Capitol
l2r its regular frst-of -the-year ses-
SION. Since Mr.. Wilson resigned in
Cct3hcf 10 take position with the
FOOD administration. the bureau has
Decn without II directing head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
ELECTED PRESIDENT
DIR. Garncu Rylund Chosen Head OF
NirGfnin Section of American
Chemical tOmpnny.

DIR. Garnctt Ryland. OF Richmond
College, has been elected president OF
the Virginia section OF the American
Chemical Society for the current year.
Other officers named at the annual
meeting are: vice president Albert
BolcnbauSh; secretary treasurer, Dr.
T. G. l., Miller; councillor DR. r. NJ.
Bird; chairman of the program. editing
aud membership committees. respcc-
lively. II. Y Stewart, r. T.. McCrack en-
and " L. Rudd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
BECOME BOARD MEMBERS
Stockholders of Richmund Trus, n,.
savings Company Hold
Election

AZ meeting OF the stockholders of
the Richmond Trust and Savings Com
pany held Yesterday at noon. Milton
Cone. NJ. II. Tilghman Jr.. ana Waller
y. w iliiams We're elected members Of
me BOARD OF directors. The officers
elected Were: president. T.. H. E.miSs
vice pres idcnts. j. H. crumn ana
Charles j. Anderson; secretary ond
treasurer. r i. Wiilinghan: trust OF.
ncer Dean. Maury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
OFFICIALS Interested
IN GOULD PROPOSITION
Some Think Value of Street Raj
way Company's Property
Hard to Determine
ADVERTISE FARE ORDINANCE.
Under English Amendment Corpora
ton Must File Statement With CITY
Clerk Agreeing to submit, Books
and Vouchers for Examination.

City officials. although admitting
that they We're somewhat startled a,
the Suddenncss Of Frank Jay Gouid's
cahlccram announcing that he would
facilitate ownership by Richmond Of
the Virgins. halfway and Power Com
panys properties here, are inclined TO
give the matter most serious Consider
Alton.
At the same time few OF them are
Wiling 10 express definite opinion
Tor the reason that no definite prSpo-
sit!on has been made Mayor George
Ainslic was yesterday reading IA mag
azne article dealing with the future
OF street railways III the United states
lie declared that he had read il once.
but as much Of the matter conta lin -.
in il had indirect application TO mat
ters arising here he was giving it
careful study.
Carter {. Jones, Councilman from
Madison Ward. informally talked over
the municipal ownership proposition
with some of his colleagues last night.
Mr.. Jones. without committing him
self definitely, expressed the opinion
that the city might run the street rail
way iii such way as to make il
profitable. He thought, however. that
the matter of purchasing the plant
would present cons idcvablc difficulties
owing TO the difficulty of separating
i; from other parts OF the system in
az. OF log
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
Files Rankruptc, Petition.

+. III. TnNbury. OF Petersburg. yes
terday MED petition in bankruptcy
in the United States District Con-,
here He sets out that his liabilities
total s2,I7Slo, No assets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

wouldn't apologize for bunch like
that--he'd skin en-. Old Scotch Cove.
nantcr stock they wcrc-stin as n
poker and cold as dogs nose"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
MUST SUBMIT BOOKS
For INSPEI,'rINN

Ii reads as follows: None Of the
provisions Of th!s ordinance shall be-
come effective and no right or privi-
unless and until the Virgins. Railway
and Power Company shat, file with the
City Clerk its acceptance In writing
Of each and every provision OF this
ordinance. in a form satisfactory to
the CITY Attorney OF 'r's assistant, and
provided. that in such acceptance. the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
shall expressly agree to submit its
books. vouchers. methods and mana Sc
mcDt TO such expert examination as the
C-~HncN Of The city OF Richmond may
direct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

returned Ia duty with the First Marinc
Aviation Squadron in Florida after visit
Ing here for several DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

Hunter McGuir" BirE.r. for many wears
assistant manager OF the jefferson Hotel
hss accented similar position with tho
Monticello Hotel. Norfoi't. AMI expects 10
within few days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
Sale Of Towels
In the Basement Dry Goods Store

This morning we will place on sale two
lots of Towels bought from the United
States Government at ridiculous figure
and offered to our customers for one day
only at far below manufacturers prices:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

Mrs. g l.. Dcnoon. OF oars Scmmcs hyo-
nu". South Richmond who was opc-at.,,
nron recently At Stuart Circle HOSPITAL Is
rcCureriu. rapidly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

The State Board OF Education hold rs
regular meeting Yesterday In Its rooms IL,
the PrcShyteri"u building. Only routine
matters were discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Garrett Local Neecs Totd
BREEZY J0r Benefit OF
Busy Readers.

BY 'i ss n ham "fss1 IH ,ns
on ;hs chamheriayne floor by The score OF
nd Hughes was h' The " tS,urs u The CON.
iSS hawStns plaHGi VEL a. guard t1r
team.
Justice cru,chiiela was presented with a
h,nd 'omc si.ysr 'oeacr" s1sS Yesterday t,,l
The presentation WAS made hy committee
and i. i. HrasE. g an SNnrsssion OF thanks
Der M the race IN fcSG GSur given" '
The Making OF a sai.or,,, is being shown
.iS recrat'i"iS The w ,,r OF rSSTni'ips II
hr an hS ;h,T. phSS S gf hnava oryii life
are th- actors in the movie.
The Richmend housewives League will
meet ,his afternoon at "'ciock in the JEFF
tcrsru Hotel tea room 20 discuss the cs-
Will furnish hot. cooked meals by automo-
etleS to Ktehn'0nd families in an attempt
= Wallace and Mrs. 1lah Williams will
NJ. wllian 6. , rac;a@' drussi.t noted an
foi.es Court FOR sailing chewing 't gum on
sunday IL maintained that the gum hal
rSs SAse Nil be itsd in in the he Mustinss
CUick action or I'll" part OF Mo;orman No.
lHS. Of the Highland Park line, prevented
= serious accident yesterday morning whcit
the vAr which hc was running crashed into
An cNiTa gar in tho heavy fog. nv rcvcrs-
shtered and no ono was injured On either
Tssle- bca: Gillian las: nigh; in tho
sore Of X TO ~. Tayior making a high run
SIX pisyers. To-n:ch; bowman will meet
Brown.
l..sg;enpn; David Payne. wcli-knowp
E2urS Hichnond man who was wounded
= h:s purSui, Of the Huns. has arrived in
,Tl'nd, In Richmond lie is "a nephew Of
Hunter Mcclure Rirr.r. for many wears
assistant nansEcr Of the Jefferson Hotel.
h.s accented SIMILAR position with the
tak% up The duties OF his now position
within few days.
Li h.a.i GSIs",e ". parden. Jr,: has
Aviation Snua'lrcn in Florida after visit
Ing here for several DAYS.
Mrs. 9. l.. DcuOon. OF 2a,s Scmmce hyo-
nu". South Richmond who was operated
nr"n recently ~ Stuart circle Hospital Is
recovering. rapidly.
Thc State Board OF Education hold rs
ocular meeting yesterday in It's rooms in
the Prcshyterinn Building. Only routine
matters were discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22
The Confederate Museum

Open Daily fromIs A, 81. to S p. NJ.
Saturdays a. NJ. to 2 y. NJ.
TWELFTH A3D CLAY STREETa
ADMISSION CSC = -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

Lot No. 100 dozen,
1872 by 80 inches Huck
Towels, made Of good.
strong, beautifully fin
ished white toweling,
with neat blue stripe
borders. The manu-
facturer's price is 1920
a dozen. Our price for
Wednesday only is lie
each, or $500 a dozen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

i..eo;enant David Payne. wcli-knowu
NoIrS EiChmon5 man who was wounded
= his uurSuii ~ the Huns has arrived in
NHNoo7t News and expects soon to visit
friends in Richmond lie is "A nephew Of
Miss Hattie l.. Scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

Lot No. 2-100 dozen,
16 by "a inches Glass
Towels. White with
stripes and checks of
red. The manufac-
turer's price to-day is
$2.10 a dozen. Our
price for one day only,
15c each, or S1.75 a
dozen.
Basement, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

TssloF boa; Gillian las: nigh; in tho
Ht!.aFd tourney a. Hsskinss parlor by the
- II Taylor Is now leading the field Of
S;N plsEcTs- Tonight bowman will meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

CUicl action or tn" par; OF Mo;orman No.
lHS. Of thS Highland Park line. prevented
q serious accident Yesterday morning whcii
the vAr which he was running crashed into
an extra gar In tn" heavy fog. Bv rcvcrs-
Ing ihH current quickly the impact was
tEhtcCeG- and 10 was injured ON either
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-22

William Ii ra-raMi, druggist. noted an
8rpca! wUen fined s. and costs yesterday in
Fo.C- Court for selling chewing gum on
SUNDAY III maintained that the gum hal
= medicine! value. and. because OF this. he
WAS privileged - sell /; the Sabbath
rHr case Will be tried III the HustinEs
t'tur.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
VJOLACfONES DE DlVERSAS
NATURALEIAS

La nocha del Is al "a cayeron en-
poder de Ia p~oiicia varias pareJas de
vicladore5 de los ~reElameptos de Ia
ciudad, especialmcnte los que Sc re
fieren a hctc!cs, traficos y algunos
otrosi Rcspecto de los rrimeros fue-
ron dos parejas de americanos y n
de m~exicanos. Algunas de estas per
sonas dieron fianza y salieron on il
bertad, pero los cue no %pudleron,
auedaron en- la carcal hasta hoy que
los iuzgara ell juez de Policia. Por
10 que Sc refiere al t~rafico, por con-
travenir Ia disposition Cue regIa-
menta la velocidad cue Iebe darse a
Jos AUTOMOBILES en- las GALES de Ia
ciudad, seis fuerou las aprehensiones
l!eyadas = cabo por cl escuadron en-
cargado de hacer cumPlir las crde-
| nanzas relativas. Tamhien &c estos,
la mayor parte salicron con f%ianzd,
para p~resentarse hoy ante e: lucz a
que les imponCa la pena a que Sc
| hicieron ~acredores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
INALAMBRICA EN- Los
BLOCK HOUSES

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto %
Ell coronel Pa inc Fontes, Direc-
ter de los Ferrocariles Nacionales
de Mexico, que ACADIA de llegar a esta
ciudad, dcSpues &c haber hecho un
viaje de inspection a 10 largo de Ia
via ferrea de V~eracruz, informa a los
peri5dicos que los Blok-Houses esta-
!,leciGos en- esa via, astan dotaGos de
todas las necc5idades imperiosas pa
ra Ia can:pana, pues ademas de o
tar con servicio tclcf6n;co V unos
r~cflectores cap@o2S de hacer llegar Ia
luz a gran distancia, ticnen instala-
clones dc telecrafia sin hilos, que
les permite ponerse en- communication
en- cualquier emerGencia.
La via sc ]encuentra segura V va ha
&c tempo que no sc registrar atenta-
dos dinamiteros; pero eI gobierno
quiere QUE esta seguridad sea per-
inanente V cue no Sc repitan hechos
sangrientos en- los que perecen mu-
chas mujeres V ninos. Por ESQ Sc
p~reocupa por establcccr fucrtes des-
tacamentos entire Esperanto V Vera
Este Sc despnande de las de-
claraciones de Fontes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
CAMBIOS P0R LA RENUN-
GA De MAXIM BAJA

CONSTITUTIONAL. agosto "a
Nazim Baja. Ministro dc Ia Guerra
ha ~presentado la dimiSion dc su car
go. 81 Gobcrnador militar de Cons
tartinopla ha rcnunciado cowo re-
sultado dc IA fuCa al Asia Mcnor dc
HALL Baia Y KiIrhok Tallat Bey, pro
miren:cs micmbros dc la comisioD de
Union y ProgrcsO.
verosimilitud de las cosas, no cs su-
ficicntc. La p-ostmilitud o SEINE
ianza de verdad, tieGc muCho de
subietiva Est7mos en- un p'cito en-
poriodo de prueha. Sc aiega Ia eTis-
tcncia lie una ~clave; venga, pucs, IA
claye. como ha dicho Miguel de los
Santos Oliver, en- uno lie los mejo-
res articulos que So han publicade
acerca del asunt0.
Gonzaiaz.-Y listed espera 7rc
surja Ia ciave, victorioSa...
Rodriguez 10 10 sentiria por
Ceramics. No NE nesuelvo a repre-
sentarmele compouiendo con clav1.
La mayor maravilIa no seria enton-
cas Ia traza. Ia clave, sino ell teXto
exterior, aparcNte. Y Cervantes Sc
ria otro. Seria IN escritor h~abit!doso
que Sc puso a cscribir un iogogr.fo
y lc salio una obra genial A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
0UIJOTISMO

Goaziicz.-;Qu5 ne dice listed
del secrrto DC Ceramics?
-Rodricuez.-No siendo cervan-
vsta de profession puede disPensar-
me de o2inar y limitarmc I YER Y
or Ia descon.unsl batal!a entire d
senior don Anastasio Rivaro. autor
dGl pe1egrino descl5rlmiento de que
en- el Quiiose Y en- las mis- de las
| obras de Cervandes hay escondlco
M .texto ~esoterico cuya claTe posee.
= 81 ~eiarcitc de los ccUantistas que
! corsienten es.a noucd2d. Los pro
fanos no poGemos peneUrar en- 10 re-
c6ndito de las cosaS. Solo Sc nos al
cana Il extrioridad de u apa-
Iliencias, De All que este episode de-
guerra ~literaria me recuerda tamo-
sas aventuras del hidaigo manche-
20. releando "a 0 d~cs&forados
Igisantes. cue IN pcrverso encanta-
! dor troc6 en- molinos de viento,
. bicn con 81 gran AIifanf2ron del
Trapobana = toda 81 hueste, que a
los ojos yulgareS de Sancho parecia
De ovejas Y carneros.
Gonzalez.-No persibo bien II Sc
mejarza, pe-o 81 creo cIe e. Quijote
tiene una virtud ~espiritual difusiva,
una como emanacion Ie sent.mien-
70 a ideas que tcue 4 cuanto to-
ca de color cervantino o mejor qul-
jjotesco, que no cs absolutamente 10
Ilaismo.
Rodriguez.-iYa 10 creo. Como
Que 81 ~estuv:eran &c moda estas dl-
sertaciones Sc podria escrib:r una
memoria acerca de II permanencla
del tipo de Don Quijote a traves de
los taempes." Don Quijote fue SAGA
60 rrobahlemente De IA rea.idad por
Ceryantcs. CuaIFuier dia Sc lc iden-
~tificara. usando mas o menos iarga-
mcute &c Ia h~lpotesis, con alsun u
.ccc .Cyc cuao,'o Y t-Gto el nance
immortal QG.=js . csCas horas "a
Identification csti hecha @ en- m
no. Paro no hace falta para que per
cibanos Ia rcaIidad del hidalgo man
cheEo, como no hacen falta Tampa
co los casos contados por los re-
ristas Y autores de a~visos, y que
andan VA ror los Afanuales, de su-
;eIos Que tomaror a Ia letra los IL
bros de cahallerias Y iloraron por
Ia rucrts de Amadis o a Ia es-
pada en- defensas de IN paladin 2
quien Ell texto caballeresco que leian
presentaba en- grave apuro. mo es
IN tierno Y amabie episodio &c ca
bsileria a 10 divine cl de Santa Te-
resa Y 81 hermano, n!nos, que sa-
len de sus cssas para Pasar , terras
de infieles V recibir e. martirio?
Pero yoiviendo q nucstros Qullotes:
ique penetrante Y llamativa analo-
gia hay entire el heroe De Cervan-
set Y los cultivadoreS de 10 mGraYl-
Hose o 10 mist=rioSo ~cervantlno- Don
Quijote de la Mancha. tai como lc
concibic : 10 Representa- Ceramics,
era On honrado hidalgo gus empezo
eHtreteniendo sus ocios con Ia lee
tura de libros de caballcrias. POGO a
POGO. Ia ~lectura dc los textos caba-
llercscos, fue apoderSadoSe de 81:
vendis tierras para comprar cuerpos
de iibros, disputaba de continue
acsrcs De ellos ! acabo por convex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
CORTES = POLICIA
RINA ~CALLEJERA.

Ell Official de policia de servicio
por Ia Gale de Ia Paloma, remitio a Ia
Estacion Central a dos individuos,
uno meXicano Y otro americana, que
por motives que Sc ignoran armaron
una tremolina en- plena Gale, dege-
nerando ell case en- rina, durante la
cual asmbos Sc dieron golpes a mas y
mejor. En- la Oficina principal de
Policia sc les abri6 partida para que
Sc presenter hoy al Juez que les pom
dra la pena que merecen. Mientras
tanto Y previa fianza, estan en- IL
bertad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25

ITHACA, n. y, Agosto 24.-Hs
empezado . verse ante los tr1nu-
nalss correspondence de este lu-
CAV 81 case de asesinato er primer
grado dc que sc u al joven Do
mad " Fether, es;Udlante &c s2-
cundo a5o en- la Uriversidad de
Cornell. Fl joven FetEer es hlJo dc
IN rice r~etroiero de California ' Ia
victima. la senorita Hazel Crane, de
Is amos de eiad. natural dc este
pueblo. H asesi9ato dc la s]enorita
Crane ocurrio cl dia 10 ie Julio
prGximo pasalo, cuando iba en- un
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
IN CHOQUE.

En- Ia intersection de las GALES de Co.
mercio Y Sta. Rosa. "hocaron aver por
IL tarde dos automobiles, uno dc G.
Hos guiado Dor un mexicano al SER
vicio del ejercito. y el otro por un a.
Ti2ricano. De la collision resultaron
los dos carro perjudicados. 81 bien
ligcramcritc. La policia envi6 a los
dos conGuctores a la Estaci6n Cen
trail para que Sc tomara nota del ca
so, Y de ahi pas6 ell soidado a poder
de la policia militar, y ell paisano
quedo en- libertad bajo fianza para
cue hay IL despaChe el Juez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
POR VAGANCIA

Tn mexicano de veinticinco amos de
edad Sc halla en- Il Central de Poll
c;a. acusado de 10 tener oc!lpaci0n CO.
noc;da Y de vivir en- los salones de
.juego. Hoy scra ~presentado a Ia
Corte de Policia, para que ell Juez
dc csta Corporation resuelva 10 que
habra de hacerse con este individuo.
10 mas probable es que s. lie impon-
ca n multa fucrte, que cs ell cas-
tigo que Sc les ha estado fijando como
rena a los aprehendidos por este mo-
two.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
10 ROBARON DURANTE SU
AUSENCIA.

FL scncr Pedro Gonzalez, dCmicl-
Iiado on Ia Gale de Santa Rosa 413
Sc presento en- las oficinas de policia
cueiandose DC que su casa habla sido
obieto dc una vista de les amantes
dc 10 agcno, dura7:e una ausencla
que Sc VIC obligado a toner. No tie
ne nj ain sospecha de quien pueda
ser ell ladron, y solanente ofrccio
a IA pclicia llevar una lista de los
objetos que aparecen faltantes de
entire 10 cue tenia en- Sill casa antes
de su salida. En- Ia Central sc lie
prometi0 que Sc haran las gestioncs
conducentes para hallar a los rate
ros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
RINA,

Jesus Garcia es ell nonbre de un
muchacho meyicano de unos veintidos
amos de edad, que tuvo aver en- la tar
de III Gifia con IN americana en- la
catie de Sur Laredo, en- la Drogueria
que esta marcada con el ndmero 1909
de dIcha Gale. La policia condujo a
los dos rehidores a la Estacion Cen
trail, dondc sc levanto ell acta cores
pondiCnte. y Sc hizo Ia consignacion
debida. Sc ignora cl motivo por eli
que vinier0n a las manos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
CONTRA LA HYGIENE

Fue ileTado Il la carcel de Ia Po-
licia, de donde salio con fianza de
$500 TN individuo que Sc neg6 a CO.
nectar el drenaje del interior de Ia ca
sa QUE ocupa o ell dc la Gale, como
Sc lie habia ordenado, como una me-
dida de hygiene. Al. dejarlo en- IL
bcrtad Sc ic advirtio que debe pre-
sentarSe hoy on ia manana al Juez
dc Poiicia para que sea el quien re-
suelva en- el asunto.