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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
STRIKE TODAY
IS SPORADIC
individuals, Rather Than
Large Units, Answer Call
Continued From Page One

Mayor Fitzgerald Instructed Chief
Warren no, 10 permit the dernons,ra.
ton.
II was impossible to determine the
number OF individual workers who
refused to remain on tho job Wed.
nesday. IL was pointed out that the
number was probably comparatively
small as only 1855 OF the $4,000
union workers In Seattle cast ballots
favoring the strike.
More than $50 representatives. Of
various veterans organizations. in
Guiding the Civil war. spanish war
and American Legion veterans
crowded into Mayor Fitxgcrald's OF.
flee Tuesday afternoon TO protest
against the proposed parade Of
protest against further incarcera-
ton Of political prisoners"
And protest they did.
Many sizzling speeches filled the
air. Each speaker predicted trou-
BILE II such a parade were permit
ted.
Each speaker presented argu-
ments against the proposed parade
which seemed unanswerablo.
None Of the speakers was ware
that Mayor Fitzgerald had. a few
hours before. issued orders 20 Po-
lice Chief Joel r. Warren TO pre-
vent the scheduled Wednesday
parade by amy means necessary"
Calmly and dispasslonately. May
or Fitzgerald read his letter OF In
structions to his police chief.
The cheering could be heard all
over the countytcity building.
The protestants filed out OF the
mayors office perfettly satisfied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Youth, WhoTook
Chorus Girl as
Wife, in Tangle

PORTLAND. Oct. 3. - Betty
Wright Curtiss. chorus girl. stamped
her feet. tossed her head. and de.
clarcd today that she doesn't care a
snap OF the finger whether her young
husband II. or IL not. the son OF
Glen Curtiss. millionaire inventor.
Il love Billy" she announced, "and
I don't care whose son he is-I'm
firm for him.
Betty had been married by DIR. NJ.
A. Matthews 10 her youthful hus-
band last week. and then called In
the newspaper men to tell them that
her husband was tho son of the IA
nous airplane promoter. The young
man urged that 1t be kept a secret
from dad"
Telegraphic queries TO Glenn
Curtiss brought replies that the
young man Is an impostor."
Shown the kilograms. the husband
OF the chorus girl replied:
My father always wanted me to
marry in society. ! swore | wouldn',
do II and have married a chorus girl
instead. That's why my father Is
sore. Now he tries to disown me. |
don't care. can make my own llv
ing. thanks 10 the education he gave
me. and I'm going 10 do it,.
Billy" says he's ~ years OF
age.
who's Who" says Glenn CurtIss
Is Al.
IL billy" IL 81. as he says he TX,
his father assumed the RESPONSE
bilities OF parenthood at the tender
ago OF II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Arrest Husband
for Wife Threat

Eugene T.. Kellogg. shipyard
worker. was arrested at els Il. Pike
by deputy sherinrs Wednesday and
charged with threatening to KIN his
wife and then commit suicide. A 70.
volver was found in his pocket Kel.
Iogg's wife. from whom he Is sop
arated. said Kellogg told her he
would send her Into another world
and send himself to heaven. where
he would be happier"
I'm sorry now" kellogg said.
when arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

that IL IL too hard. too troublesome
and too dangerous TO force the
weight down. However, In Marmola
Prescription Tablets. all these diff
culties are overcome. They are alb
solutely harmless. entail no dieting
or exercise, and have the added adj
vantage Of ehcapDess. A large case
IL sold by druggists at u. Or "
preferable, they can be obtained by
sending price direct to the Marmoia
Co.. 8st Woodward Ave, Detroit,
Mich. Now that you know this you
have no excuse for being too fat.
but can reduce two. three or four
pounds a week without fear OF bad
after-effecta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

pike st. suffered the same fate.
The officers found onehaif gallon
of grape and some glasses in his
place.
Eighteen pints OF whisky were
obtained from the steamer Governor
at Pier ID. No arrests were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
WATCH l. w. w. LEADER

SPOKANE. Oct. s.--James Rowan.
l. w. w. leader. out on bond from
a penitentiary sentence in Chicago.
IL delivering series OF addresses
here.
Police officials are watching Row
an closely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
COURT CLERKS BOOSTED

SPOKANE, Oct. s.-Justice court
clerks here are TO receive SIS
month under a new wage scale COM
piled by the county. Justices re-
ceive only $3.50. or SIS less than
their clerks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Second-Every Operator on Our
Staff Is a Graduate Registered
Dentist

Every Board
right wall his dental chair. plain sight
shadow doubt he
his business and thoroughly II shows that
and
searching before the
Board his knowledge ability practice dentistry
and do Il right
you you may
holder and that win be done
ought be lasting and
satisfaction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
PORTLAND BUTrER UP

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct s.--The
price OF butter went to &c and CT
cents wholesale, here today. the
highest price on record. This is one
cent higher than the previous high
record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
3rd-Painless Methods

painless dentistry brought n
point perfection this office that able
y n
possibly
that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
HERE 1T ISBRIEFLY:
4th-LOWest Prices

denied Therefore
smaller profit the
third onehak
Of we do possibly
prices
especially considering fact that nothing but
the highest grade OF work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
First-We Have One of the Largest
and Best Equipped Dental Offices
in the United States

without
entire floor which offices located
practically everything that
offices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

wILKEspARRE. Pa. Oct. s.
Three airplanca entered in tho trans.
continental air derby were forced 20
land near here today. One of them
was being plotted BY Lieut. Taylor.
lie said he had lost his bearings
After receiving Information, he took
the air and headed for Binghamton
The other two planes are stiii in
zelda near Sugar Notch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

~um1se - nIckds arc NOT legal
1or above Is ccnts. Dimes. quar-
~ and half dollars may be refused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
5th-Best of Materials

The the
We found this long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Amid restaurants Of all natIonall.

ties In London. open TO all nationali.
flea, IL just one for one race alone.
on its entrance Is For Japanese
Only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
6th-Our Guarantee

a
win make
by the who did l. S.
thoroughly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. g.
The II planes that left San Fran
cisco this morning In the San
Francisco-Ncw York air race have
arrived at Mather fold. Most ~
them have departed for the second
control station. Reno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

RENO. New. Oct. s.-tunitcd
Press.t Five OF the airplanes In
the transcontinentai race arrived
today. completing the second lap
OF tho trip from San Francisco to
New York The first two arrived
at s:io.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
Free Examination

your teeth thorough examination He viii tell what
needed teeth condition
the win be- This
obligation 10 done
unless
important
matter moment longer than possibly help
Don't think Is about time gave yourself the a.
vantage Of a good set Of teeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08

BfHGHAMToN. n. r.. Oct a.
Col Alfred Brant. driving plane No.
Z. crashed Go the ground ono milo
north Of Deposit this morning. Col.
Brant was found with both arms and
both legs broken. unconscious and
apparently dying. serg' W. N. New.
IT. passenger. Was injured. The
plane was wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
7th-Sanitation

This hobby with fitting put In them
the stcrixing
attendants CARRIED in spotiess white all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-08
SO AIRPLANES
START FLIGHT
Big Transcontinental Aerial
Derby Beginning Today

NEW YORK: Oct. s-fUnl,ed
Press The greatest aerial race In
history began al Gas .. IN. today
when 60 airpianes started to take
off on a transcontincntai flight be-
tween New York and San Fran.
cisco.
Finy.flve OF the machines were
scheduled 20 leave Mlneoia and the
remainder wore to start from san
Francisco. The race acros. the con.
Ilnent and hack-morc than $500
miIss--was expected 10 consume a,
least ~ days. There will DO no
nlght flying.
Lieutenant J. II. Machle. driving
No. II. q lie iIavIland four. 60;
away exactly at $1,000 Two minutes
later brigadier General L. u. o.
Charlton. British nttachc. took the
air Ia No. .. Bristol.
Tho race viii be across the cont
nsnt and back. total distance Of
more than $500 miles There are 81
control stations where each plane viii
stop for 30 minutes. Planes remain
Ing moro than ~ hours At a station
win he eliminated The stations In
elude; Chicago Rock Island. III.
Dcs Moi.-eS la; Omaha. Seb.: 81
Paul. Neb.. North Platte. Neb.: Sgd
nsy. Neh: Cheyenne. wyo.: Raw
tins wyo.; Green River. Wye: Salt
Lake City; battle Mountain. New:
Rsno. New: Sacramento. Cal. and
San FranciGoA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
Sc quiere que haya mas
CabalIercs de Colon

FL ObiSpo de la DioceSis de San
Antonio. Monsenor Arturo Drossa-
erts. asisti6 a Ia Ultima junta que
celebr6 Ia Orden de Cabal!eros de
Colon. Y habiendo pronunciado una
alocuci0n. recomcndG 4 los miem-
bros actuales que trabajaran por
lograr ell ingreso de nueVos socios a
Ia acrupaci6n, IL cual cuenta actual
merte en- San Antonio, con ocho-
cientos miembros.
Co este motive, Ii mesa directlva
Local de la referida Grden acordo
nomDar IN Comite de propaganda,
ell cual deberi TRAFALGAR intensamen-
te por aumentar en- San Antonio 90
do 10 possible Ia agrupaci6n mundial
de los CaballeroS de Colon.
FL Obisr,o Monsehor Drossaerts,
Que fue uuien hiZo la mencionada
recommendation, es Cahallero de Co.
lon V ocupa IN alto grade en- Ia
Oden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
LAS CAUSAS QUE VERA
Ell GRAN JURADO
Entire elias Sc cuenta la de TN
ex-detective local

Veintiuna son las causaS que hoy,
naHana Y pasado Sc veran en- el
Gran Jurado Federal cue preside el
Juez Duval West, asesorado por los
ahogados Claude Carter V W. II,
Fryer.
Entire las causas que Sc veraR Sc
encuentran varias de m~eXic2nos y
personals dc origen rleXicano. sien,
20 estas las correspondence q los
senores Ernesto 3aez. Felipe Ledes,
ma c Isidoro Areliano, Quieaes por
mctivos difertntes han tenido que
c~omOarecer ante eli Jurado.
Adcmas, cl viernaS Sc vera Ia eau
5. que sc hi instruido en- contra de
IN detective de Ia ciudad, quien es-
Z; acasado ue ha5er amenazado cen
una pistc,a 4 una sonora de nacio-
ralidad meyicana Y de haberla, al
mismc tempo. arrestado, intimando-
Ia 4 que 10 declarara en- contra de
III indiv;duo que fue e~ncarce'ado
rcr haher sido sorprendido vencien-
do bebidas embriagante>. La sonora
anenazada tabia sido nomhrada tes-
tigo de cargo en- este asulto.
e. detective en- question ha sido
suSDendido en- SIS fumciones por ell
ComisionaGo de Policia, senior Phil
Wrihgt.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
I'm VERDADERO AMIGO
EN- Ell HOGAR
Sc puede siempre estar SECURE de que
aliviara los dolores

Il muier en- 81 hogar, cl hornbre en- los
perocjos. los ninos en- Ia escueIa o en- ell
iuego. nueden en- un momeato dado. inad-
yertidamente sufrir alguna lastimadura, Ia
dislocaciEn de un musculO. o bien ser v1cts-
ma de slgI!n ligero accidcEIe. que ~ olen no
rs serio. 81 muy doloroso. Para tales easoS,
no hay naGa mejor que el Llninento Sloan,
SIoan's Imminent. En- !2S personals de me-
diana - avanzadn cdad. ci reumattsEo es SD
.otrura constan:c : entonccs, ei Sloan )
Imminent, como TN verdadero amigo, STEM
prc n-onorciorara un Immediate , du:adero
aiivio.
Fl Linimento Sloan. S!oan's es
una d, las hcadiciones de que goza Ia hurhs-
ridad. y 6 cl resuitado de rnuchos amos de
concienZ;,dos estudios cientificos. La leyen-
ia .Mata eli Dolor'. con toda propiedad des-
cribc los resultados dc este maravilioso re-
medic univerSalmente recomenGado para el
hu,,ar. ST I'd. Sc cncaentra suIrlendO de
renmatismo. lImbago. neuralgia. lastimadu-
ras @ dolores de c~u2lqGier cspetie. una sofa
uTJ;caci6u dc Sioan's Imminent le propurcio-
r.rl Immediate aliyio. Aplicanto RI iin:men-
To su5re IL u.rtc cufrrma. 81 dc!Gr pEonto
,ss;parrc- s!n que arda IL Hiri, sc decolore
D - lastime y sin que 80 nIanche la ropa-
Obra como por encantn-
Eingun hogan deberia career de ana boz
tella de Sloan's Liniment y estar listo para
-rlalquicr emerEencia. Fiiese I'd. bian en- 81
rctrqatn y firma del DR.. Sloan nue ileva cada
bntc!li. De vcnta en- todas las drOCucri1s.
Ndquicra una botclla hoy mi5no. tAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
e. PAGO A POLICIAS Y
BOMBEROS
Sc hara puntuaInente ell dia
cuatro de cada mes

FL Comisionado de Poiicia y Bom-
beros, Phil Wright de acuerdo con el
Pagador General de Il ciudad. ha
dispuesto que Ell sueldo de todos los
poEcias Y bomberos, sea percibido
pc estos con toda ~puntualida! los
dias cuatro de cada mes, con eXcep-
ci6n de los dias m~encionados cue
caigan en- viernes o en- sabado, Ell
cuyo caso Sc les pagara el lunes ST.
guiente.
Hasta Ia fecha los po!:cias Y bonn
Jeros no han tenido fecha precisa
para percibir sus sueldos, pues CON
forme era a principles del mes, 10
era a mediados a fines del miSmo,
por 10 cual, Ell Comisionado dc Po-
licia V BomberoS ha Querido que los
citados ~empleados, como toGos los
otros de Ia ciudad tengan una fecha
precisa de obtener ST paga, habitn-
dose acordado que 10 sea e! dia in
Gicado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
Fl Jugo de Limon
BIanquea la PieI
;Senoritas, Preparen INA hermosa
loci6n con unOS cuantos centavos


Eyprima dos limoneS y ponga el jU-
ro en- una botella Que contenga tres
onzas de Orchard White; agiteSe la
mezcla ' en- seguida tendra listed IN
cuarto de pInta de la mejor locion pa
ra blanquear V hermosear la piel. a
IN precio eXtraordinariamente bajo.
En- cualquiera parte cOnslgue listed
Emones Y en- cualquiera drogueria ad-
ouirira listed tres onZaS de Orchard
White Dor unos cuantos centavos.
ApIiuuese S~uavemente eSta fragantc
locion en- Ia cara, en- el cuello, en- los
braZos Y en- las manos diar;amente :
desde luego obServard listed que la
piel adquiere gran tersura y I'm colOc
rosado; las quemaduras del sol desa-
parecen Y muy en- breve presentara
I'm hermoSo color. Ademas es COM
pletamente ~inofensiva. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
Sc venderan mil cabal!os
del ejercito

FL dia q del actual sc rematarin
en- ell Campo Travis, mil caballos '
mil mulaS de Ia propiedad del ejer-
otto. v~endiendose GichoS anama!es,
De una msnera especial, a los hacen-
dados.
Los caballos Y mulas de venta
percencecn a! "Remount Depot nu~
nero 329" V seran rematados en- ei
canine de Austin, cerca del Campo
Travis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
FIESTA DE LOS CABALLEROS
DE COLON

La Orden de Caballeros de Colon.
dara In semana cntrante n fiesta
en- cl Apditorio de Ia I&iesia de San
Ia Maria, Situado Ell IA Gale del
mismo nombre. con ell fin de desPe-
dir al senior Charles ". Meyers. Gi-
rector de un periodico cat6lico de
California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
sooto2ss 8 n,>onnl4
PARA MEXICO

oche salicron dc San Antonio. rumbo
: Is capital de IA RepubIica MeXicana. el
81. Don Jose Barros y su csposa GoRa Maria
de Jesus Sierra &c Ba-ros. q~uieHes. acomDa-
nados &c su iamilia. reSidieron pcr a!gunos
mcscs on eSta ciudnd.
Fl v:aie del ST. Bar-Os = san Antonio. ODE
deciG Il motives de salut. que al presentc han
dcSararccido completsn"nte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16

-Cuando uecesTre I'd libros en- es-
2anol, pidaIos a Ia Liberia de tsna-
clio E. Lozano, lis n. Santa Rora Av-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16

rE-r@
CataioCo de Gamas mcxicauas : 0.ras
nacionaIidaGeS y cxtensa lis.a lie hc--
moses HCmbres.
Envien5s un DOLLAR soLamcrte ) mes
otrc3 le TcHit;-ernos. = @Ic.Ja &c So
g.co. aucst-o complete cattioEc mari
mCaial con drscripcioncs detallaGas. 70
TOGRAFIAS. NONBEES y DiRECCl0-
MES dc ~j0yenes. sCrCras sGnc-lta'
mexicanaS ' &c otras nccioHalidaGcs. a.
-1nas viudas DC in,acha5ias a-tcecde;-
ties. quiene5 descan cIcoa,ra- IN h1rTa-
do Y buea esposo. ID. pGcGc es-r:L:--
le ~dir,c;ameEtc 4 cEa!qI.cra &c c.I2s
y contraer un mat:jmonio fel:= er -o--
10 tempo. So-Os G!suUs tc ccaiian=a
y nos dedica:;Gs . ua Eegcci9 hon--"1
y licito. No p~e-uIita. TI"s. luc l. Ps-
queia s:iu:a dc L. dollar c5.t &c per
medic entire I'd. y su may Tusib!r IL
L!ClDAD MATRIMONIAL.
E-cri5a hoy m:Sro q:
RELIANCE CLUB.
Box 3TG. les A-"a.cs. CT.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
FL. BLANC0

Fl dibu;ant" m"yicano PEDRO Blancn. quo
nor a!gun tempo rcsidio IN san Antonio.
rcgrcs0 anoche Il In ciudad de Mexico. IN
dondc pCrmancccra por algunO5 'TneScs, regrc-
-andu lucgo a tSta pOhlaclOn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc anuncia para hoy, en- San Antonio y
sus alredcdorcs. un dia despcjado = frio. con
una temperature que variara entire b : SO
grades.
Soriarin vientos del norte.
Fl rerm6metro marco aver Ia temperature
SiTuicntc:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
MSTRINONI0S

BENJAMIN G.. Zepeda ) Ruth G.. Flores.
Francisco Ramirez y Jovita OrtcEa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
PERNFISOS PARA FlNCAR

Thcs s.. Ray. una GRlcria en- Ia casa 3eSi
River; Manuel Scgovia. para mover Una casa
= 1920 Collowood; Mrs. s. j. HaeweIl. una
gaIeria en- SOC Dallas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
"a
EMM
-
FL

} Como listed sabc. Ia CRUZ EoJA fl
) -u-a en- primer luEar en- toGos los paiscs
5 que han cs;ado en- gucrra. pOr los iareH-
{ sos bcncficios que prcS:a on los can2os
, de batalla. extendi&adclos hasta con los
! mismos cncmigos. Der miSmo moGo de-
{ ben cons:derarsc ms Paaril!as dc n CRUZ
} ROJA. p0rqUc Sus bcneiicios sc eyticndGn
, tanbien curanGo toda c.ase de ca!cacu-
, ras. fiehres nalarias. grippe, eXtreIinIIen-
I 20 = das6rGercs del kiraI0.
I Son cficaccs combaticniu IuIamc1te n
INFLUENZA ESPASOLA.
!, 81 81 b~oticario no tieae estas Pasti!las,
, piiafnclaS y St las z1aadaTe Immediate
|, nente ror correo. lin irascu chico cYns-
a soiamente 500 americaRos y un fI..S-
co grande. $0.T5 americaros. valor que
listed pueie situarnc en- cstanpilIas dc
corrco de 81 pals.
Direction: Il. r. CORFoRTH.
P. O.. Box 9GS. NOGALES. ARR.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
DEFUNCIONES

Maria Vargas, en- Ct Hospital Roberto p.
Green.
Perfecto Ar6valo. en- 523 Sandmeyer.
Ignacio Cassiano, en- el Hospital de Santa
Rosa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-16
Diecisietc jovenes arrcstados en-
ua billar

Diecisietc jovenes arrcstados en-
un billar
Los oficialcs del departamcnto de
Detectives. Enight, Swift, Mayen,
Yantis V Hice, hicieron antes de ano-
che una vista a IN salon de Dillarcs
cue Sc c~ncuertra situado en- Ii calie
| Houston, al este. Y arrcstaron a die
cisietc j~ovenes, la mayor partc de
ellos meXicanos. cue Sc encOntraban
| en- dicha salon uganda billar.
Ell motive per cl que los cItados
| i6vencs fueron arrestados, - que
todavia no llegan a Ia mayor edad,
eStando terminantemente prohlbida
Su entrada. en- este case, Il toda ca
sa de iuego.
Ell propietario de los bil!ares, que
es un individuo de nacionalidad a
mericana, fuc tambiGn a~rrestado por
los detectives mencionados. con ell
cargo de permitir la entrada a su
establecimiento a personals de menor
edad.
Dos automobiles robados
Dos automobiles fueron robados
| aver. siendo estos IN Buick numero
921S. de Ia propiedad del senior f.
| 4. Eldrige V un BODICE. nnmero SO10S
del senior ". c. Dickson.
I'm mexicano fue ileEado al
hospital.
Victoriano Sanchez, quien reside
| en- la Gale de Guadalupe. fue reco-
gido de Ia Gale de Laredo, por la
| Ambulancia de IA ciudad, Y condu-
edo al hospital Roberto B. Green,
, con motive de que sc sinti6 repen-
tinamente enfermo de ~gravedad.
D;sputa en- IN Cafe
En- I'm Cafe situado en- Ia Gale
del Concrete, al este, Ell propieta-
rio del establecimiento Y IN chauf-
fer disputaron aver acaloradamente
a causa de- servicio. habiendo inter
venido ell po!icia Thurman quien
caim6 a los ~rijosos, sin llegar al eX-
tremo de reducirlos Il prision.
I'm preso entermo
Ruly Clarck, quien cxtingue una
cordena en- la Carcel del Condado,
fuG conducido aver al hospital de
la/ciudad. a causa de e~ncontrarse
enfermc.
Tn mex;cano Sc escape del
hospital de dementes
Un individuo de nacionalidad me-
yicana. recluido en- ell rosiptal de
dementes, Sc escape aver de dicho
establecimiento, escalando las tapias
del mismo.
Fl Departments de detectives fue
notificado y con las seNas particu-
lares del pr6fugo va procura loca-
Iizarlo para devolverlo al hospital.
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DE REGRESO.

rars IL ciudad Dc Mexico saiicron tapbIen
aruche dc cstI pohiacion. cn IA que hicicron
b-eve estarcia. RI Sr. D. Manuel Sierra J 81
esposa Ia senora MarGarita CasSsus de Sic
rs.a
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~Registro Civil
NACiMIENTOS

Una nina del senior Rodoifo DcU!nCucz :
4. In scnora Maria Gracia 4. &c Domia-
minguez, en- PA e. Paso.
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Golpeo 4 So csposa

Goli,eo 4 su csposa
Tn obrcro m~eXicano, de terlnta '
seis amos de cdad, fuG arrcstado aver
noc 81 Official de Policia MADDOX, con
cl cargo dc haber golpcado a su es-
rosa, en- una casa dc Ia Gale Sole
dad.
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NOTASDEP OLlCIA

Doc academies Sc registraron aver
Dos academies automovilisticos sc
re~gistraron aver, ocurriendo uno en-
la Gale Navarro Y Otro en- la Ave
nida River.
En- el primero, la sonora j. H.
Rown. fue atropellada por Ell auto
m6vil que guiaba un chauffeur anne
ricano, que hugo, y en- el segundo n
seRorita Beatriz Souveny. fue afro
pelada por el CARO- que guIaba IN
doctor. quien conduio a IN menclo-
NADIA senorita al hospital de SAINT"
Rosa.
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AUTOMOBILES robados

Dos automoviles fueron robados
| aver, siendo estos IN Buick numero
921S. de Ia propiedad del senior f.
a. Eldrige V un BODICE. numero SO70S
del senior ". c. Dickson.