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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29
HENRY FORD'S OWN PHILOSOPHY.
dearborn independently

The employer who. fairness. is paying good wages
therefore be applauded angel. 1t is
his doing II his did do their part in
ing the business productive profitable, he would
not have the big wage pay. So that the credit is
all his He is only sharing justly. nearly
with the who were his active partners in the
business
5 question of the employer showing his
generosity or playing Mr. Lord Bountiful, any
Ming like that II simply the square deal And
only practAal way OF 0.ping business pEoduc-
AI/nHSox
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

|'hgly they quite bound to send homo all the
havorable gossip they And. II they have 10
help create t. and OF course they peeved be-
cause they have not been admitted wholesale TO the
conferences. pick alleged flaws in every little thing
that happens there
Indeed not I'LL the boshevkism in the world is bot
tied up in Russia, rambling about in Berlin, or
Chicago. waving a red flag The disquieting elements
work everywhere. in Paris mischief bent.
in the of eminently respectable gentlemen
correspondents II you pleasethe bolsheviki of CAPT
talism and reactonarsm, indulgng the same type of
incpient. snakei.ke propaganda that Prussa's
pride in behalf OF the Huns
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29
Donnestlcs

BLANKETS $3.50
One lot of sample blan-
ketS, worth 5000.
BLANKETS S7.75-
Sample blankets, worth
$1,000.
PERCALES 3Oc-One
lot of SO inch; worth 35c
yard. In various designs
and patterns.
HUCK TOWELS foc
Good quality. Size Is
x24. Sale ioc, or ; for
25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
$4,000 PROPERTY SOLD.
TO GEORGE v. TAYLOR
Transfer Effected by Irwin &
Shank-0ther Realty Transac-
tons Reported by Firm.

The property at 1911 18th street was
bought by George w. Taylor this
week for $4,000. The sale was made
for the estate of Henry H. Wells by
Irwin & Shank. The property has a
frontage of % feet and contains 5000
square feet. The house has fourteen
rooms.
Several other city properties have
been sold by this firm.
DR.. Harriet Thomas bought from
Zee Brown, 1712 P street. for $4,000.
The house has ten rooms.
Thomas G. Penn bought 917 and
William Posey 9l9 Euclid street
These houses were sold for J. Thil-
man Hendrick for about $4,000.
Group of Sales.
Ambrose Hutchinson bought GAG
Westminster street from Mrs. Miller
Max CORN bought 92s P street from
Mrs. Jennie Hitchcock, the considera-
ton being about $4,000; William
Brown purchased from Victor A.
Ermerins 1907 Irving street. for about
$4,000; Wright r. Harrison bought
from August Donath premises 1742
Oregon avenue. for $4,000.
The firm sold the following prop
critics on Gresham place: No. 729 to
Huntley Fox; 731 to J. I. Parks: 1855 to
Mrs. Ellen Allen. and 720 to John NJ
Brent. Consideration in each case was
about $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
MORGAN BUYS CHEVY
CHASE VAN DIS PREMISES
Four Other Sales Arc Noted in
Recent Real Estate
Deal.

J. A. Van Dis sold premises 4oO5
Garrison street. in Chevy Chase, to
Charles D. Morgan. through the real
estate arm Of Boss q PhelpA Incor-
porated. The house. which 10 de-
tached, is OF frame construction and
has eight rooms and bath. hot-water
heat and electric lights. There Is also
garage.
Charles A. Burner purchased 1915
4lst street, in Chevy Chase, from this
Arm. who recently completed 1t. 1t
is a colonial two-story and attic house
of eight rooms. There are two baths.
electric lights. oak floors and largo
porches.
Harvey w. Goddard bought 1858
18th street from E. o. Merchant. This
is a six-room colonial brick house.
built several years ago by Charles w.
King, jr. The house Is heated with
hot water. has electric lights, front
and rear porches. and Is situated on .
lot 100 feet deep to q paved alley.
A house in High View, 1T 1928 I'd
street northeast. was sold for Charles
D. Weidenhamer to Charles A. Stretch.
The house has six rooms.
John NJ. Fry bought 1922 18th street
from Mary c. Smith This Is a four
story brick house, containing twelve
rooms and bath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
AWARD MADE FOR BRAVERY.
Col. Glennan, at Reed Hospital,
Presents Cross to Lieut.. Cole.

Lieut.. Samuel J. Cole, 4th Machine
Gun Battalion, A. e. F., awarded the
eroix de guerre for bravery on the
French front, and who is a patient at
the Walter Reed Hospital, enjoyed
the additional distinction of having
the medal pinned to his breast by
Col. Glennan, the commanding officer
of the post. in the ONCE of that on
GER.
The presentation of the medal was
informal. only the administration
staff being present. including Lieut..
Col. M. Ashford and Adjt. Ander-
son.
Lieut.. Coles home is at 1146 e
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
tIIILES1oRlEs
6rbEDTlME
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
(Copyright, 1919. by T. ". Burgess.)
Clever BuhbIing Bob.

Al Peter Rabbit and Jimmy Skunk
stood sossiping on the Green Meadows
4 rollicking song caused them to
look up. On quivering wings In mid
air was the singer. He was dressed
very much like Jimmy Skunk him
self, in black and white. save that in
places the white had tinge of vel
low. especially on the PACK OF ms
neck. 1t was Bubbling Bob the Bobo-
link. And how he did sing 1t
seemed as if the notes fairly tumbled
over each other.
AS Bubbling Bob dropped down
into the grass Jimmy Skunk raised
himself on his hind legs In order to
appeared. Suddenly Peter remembered
that Bubbling Bob's nest 10 always
on the ground. Peter had forgotten
all about this when he had told Jim
my Skunk that he was not likely to
find any eggs on the Green Meadows.
You don't happen to have seen
Mrs. Boboiink around here do you
Peter?" asked Jimmy. trying to speak
carelessly.
NO. And If had 1 wouldn't tell
you where" retorted Peter. You
ought to be ashamed. Jimmy Skunk.
to even think of taking the eggs of
such beautiful singer as Bubbling
Pooh" replied Jimmy. Whats
the harm? If l just happen to find
those eggs he and Mrs. Bob will
simply build another nest and lay
! some more. They won't be any the
worse off and I will have had good
breakfast"
But think of all the work they
would have to do to build another
nest" cried Peter.
II should worry" retorted Jimmy
Skunk. ANY one who can spend so
much time singing can afford to do
You're horrid. Jimmy Skunk!
You're just horrid" declared Peter.
Il hope you won't find single egg,
so there"'
With this Peter once more headed
for the dear Old Brier Patch while
Jimmy Skunk ambled toward the place
where Bubbling Bob had disappeared
In the long grass. Peter went only a
short distance before sitting up to
watch Jimmy Skunk. Just before
Jimmy reached the place where Bulb
bling Bob had disappeared the latter
mounted into the air again, pouring
out his rollicking song as II there
were no room in his heart for any
| thing but happiness. Then he saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
MAY SPEND VACATION AT SEA
Opportunities for College and
School Students Offered.

College and high school students
service Of the American merchant
marine. under arrangements just
completed by the United States Ship
ping Board. The board requires the
student 70 ,a S,Sn to h,, one years s sers
the end Of the vacation period. Time
thus spent at sea counts on the mans
service record and after spending
three vacations In this manner he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21

gone into the grass to warn Mrs Bob
olink. Evidently Jimmy thought so,
for he at once headed that way Peter
grew anxious. Presently he started
on for the dear Old Brier Patch Just
before he reached it brown bird who
reminded him somewhat of Mrs Red
wing ran across in front of him and
then flew to the top of a mullen stalk.
1t was Mrs. Bobolink. "Just see Bub-
bling Bob lead the robber away" he
chuckled. Isn't he clever?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
Young Ladies' Shop New Location

The Young Ladies' Shop. now a
1917 @ street. of which Spokin 4
Greenberg are proprietors, is to IN
located at 11ls G street. which has
just been leased by the proprietors o,
this shop for a long term of years
They will occupy the new building
about September Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
Other Transactions.

Arthur J. Black bought from Will
Der F.. Nash. 431 p street; William
Preston. from DR.. H. Smith. 1910 S
street; William Peace. from Mrs.
Madeline Childs. premises 1875 Seaton
street; Joshua P. A. White bought 12l
Seaton place from George c. Boar
man. The consideration was about
$4,750.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21

would have but three months to ssrvt
before being ready for examination
for a third mates license. I
During the first two months thesi
students will be on q training ship
where their pay will be $40 a month
after which they will be sent to Sea
where they will draw S55 a month. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21

Mrs. Robert Lee Morrell Of New
York city. who has been chosen vice
president of the American Automobile
Association, was the first woman to
receive the degree of doctor of laws
from New York University, and is
reputed also to be the first woman
referee in bankruptcy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21

The Iowa Federation Of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs has
been organized. with headquarters in
DeS MoineS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
Connecticut Avenue Sales.

Allan E. Walker sold the business
property at S22 Connecticut avenue for
$37,50O The lot is 90 by 100 feet and
the annual rental is $4,000. 1t was pur-
chased by E. ]. McQuade as an invest
ment. The sale was made by John j.
hampton Company in connection with
Frank Thyson and Weaver Bros.
H. W. Van Sender. local investor.
purchased through James ]. hampton
Company the property at 1887 Connect
cut avenue for a price around $4,000.
The property was sold by Judge Sey-
mour The house has eighteen rooms
and three baths 1t is of three stories.
basement and attic. The lot of 45-foot
front The sale was made in conjunc-
ton with c. w. Simpson Company, Inc.
Building lots containing $1,000 square
feet in the section Of South Capitol, LIST,
g and H sereets southwest were sold
this week through James j. hampton
Company to Harry G. Laycock for $11,-
900. 1t Is reported it is the intention OF
the purchaser to erect small homes on
the sites. The property was sold for
Allan e. Walker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-21
REALTY R|S|NG NEAR
MCPHERSON SQUARE
Prices Of Property in That
Section Show Great Demand.
Sales Elsewhere.

That real estate properties in the Nc
Pherson Square section are in demand
is evidenced by a number of recent sales
In that locality and more particularly
the sale this week of 1928 l street, ad-
joining the University Club. which was
disposed of at an advance of $500
after title of about two months.
This property was sold by George s.
Reese for SGT 800 to a firm which is to
conduct a restaurant there. Mr.. Reese
purchased the property in April for
$780, 900 from the University Club. The
lot has a frontage of 16 feet inches
by depth of about 100 feet. The sale
was made by James j. hampton Com
pany in connection with ]. Edward
Lewis.
1t is reported that the property ad-
joining at 1925 I street was sought by
purchaser this week who made an offer
of $4,000 for it. The offer was refused
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
PARkDA MLLITAR
TENDRk LUGAR FL
PROXIMO SABADO
Con ella principiGydm los trabGjos dc
la Y. II. c. 4. para coiectdr
yeiRtc mil pesos

4 partir de! proXimo sabado, a las
dos de la tarde, bora en- Que tendra
lugar ei desfilc de una gran parada
civil V miiitar que ha ~Organizado
la Association Cristiana de J0venes,
durante la semana siguiente, sc efec-
tuaran en- diversos lugares publicos
differences festejos, con los que sc ha-
ra propaganda a los trabajos que em-
prendera la referida institution para
la recollection de veinte mil pesos. que
son necesarios para que la Association
de referencia continue en- Ia mlsma
acJividad en- que hasta ahora Sc ha
encontrado
Como Sc sabe. la Association Girls
tiana de Jovenes. ha ~prestado muy bue
nos servicios al Gobierno y al pals
en- general en- toGo ell tempo de la que
ira. estableciendo centres gratultos
de diversion para todos los soldados
iunto a las trincheras miSmas &c los
lugares de combate, en- los campa-
mentos militares. en- las estaclones de
trayecto hacia los frentes de la lucha,
en- Francia V en- todoS los puertos a
liados con el fin de que los
soldados de los EstadOs unidoS en-
contraran en- aQuellos sitios un !ugar
de recreo. donde halian ademas ciga-
rros, refrescos. dulces Y TODD 10 que
les proporcionara comodidades duran
70 In ruerra, llamandose 4 ESQ, dentto
de Ia misma institution. eStar en- pie
mas actividades.
Ahora. la Association CrlsSana de
J6venes. cuya accion no sc llmlta a be-
neficiar a los soldados en- ilelnpo dc
Guerra. sin6 a los ~civileS. de dlversas
maneras. en- ticmpos dc-paZ. deseando
continuar sus actividades. Va a traoa-
lar nor levantar. por medic de subs
crIpcioncs publicas. un tondo dc elm
mil pcsos. durante la semana entran-
20 en- In ouc. COMO declines. como mo
do - propaganda a su idea, Sc EN-
n]carin Ia gran paraGa que tendra
lugar ell pr6ximo sabado Y dlversoS
festeios publicos que Sc desarro!!a-
ran durante la semana en- que Ia can
tidad indicada tiene que ser recoiec-
tada.
Dadas las simpatias con que cucn-
IA II Asociaci6n Cristiana de ~Jovcnes,
Sc espera que anteS dc que los slete
dias rranscurran Sc habran io&rado
rcunir mas de los vcinte mil pesos que
sc proponcn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
Desaparecera del TODD
Ia caspa, y Sc suspen'
dera Ia caida de
sus cabeIIos
iSalve SUI peio, HagalO vigoroso, on
duIante. suave y hermoso,
desde luego

P6ngalo q prueba cuando gustc, Y
desoues de aplicarse una e Ia Dan
deriae". no podra listed e~ncontrar nj
Ia mas ligera particuIa de caspa, nj
Sc lie seguira cayendo ell pelo, no SEN
tira ~pica2ones. en- el cuero cabellu-
do. Dero 10 cue mas lc agradara a US
ted. despues de usar csc tonico unas
cuantas semanas, sera yer que lie ma
&c un nueyo cabelio, fino Y corto al
principle. 81, pero en- rcalidad nuevo,
V crecera mas tarde cubrlendo
toda Su cabeza.
Una poquita de "Danderine" que
listed Sc applique, redoblara inmedla-
tamente Ia telleza de su cabello. No
importa que este duro, m~archito, que
bradizo Y aSpero; pues unlcamente
h~umedeciendo un lienzo con "Dande-
rire" e introduciGndolo cuidadosamen-
te entire los cabeilos Y frotando!o al
mismo tiemSo iiaeramente. los efectos
que Sc obtienen son lnmedlatoS '
sorprendentes. SU cabel!o sc tornara
br.llante. suave Y onduloso, y tendra
Ia ;~apariecia de abundantc, Y un IN
comparable lustrc. suavidad Y exhu-
berancja, que es IA hermosura. Y en-
canto. del verdadero pelo en- buenas
| rnrG;c;ooes Ja saIuG
Comyrc una hotella de "knowlton'S
! Darderinr." en- cUalQuier Dotlca o
perfumeria. Y prucbe que su pelo eS
hermoso Y suave como el que mas
81 es que haya sido abandonado y las
/ timado por algun tratamiento POGO
cu;dadoso. Una botella duplicara Ia
bclleza de sus cabcllos. lAdv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
REPETTRA HOY LA
EJECUCE0N DE LA
OPERA MESIAS

En- virtud de cue sc tuvo Ell cuenta
de Que I'm gran numero de personals
no asisTi6 a Ia primera ejecuclon de
la obra musical de Haendel. titulada
Eel Mesias" que bajO los ausplclos de
la War Camp Community Service"
c~antaron todas las agrupaciones musl-
Gales de San Antonio, dirigidas por ell
baritone David Griffin, ell Gitimo vier-
mes. en- la Primera lglesia Bautlsta,
So acordo que dicha obra volViera a
cantarse ci lunes V el martes de Ia
semana en- curse, habIendose llevado
a cabc aroche Ia segunda representa-
ciGn de la obra. y prerarandose para
esta noche. a las ocho, la tercera, en-
ell mismo temple m~encionado.
La entrada ha sido absolutainentc
gratuita, de Ia misma manera que 10
sera esta noclie. debiendo, las perSo-
mas que gusten asist,r a Ia ]ejecucion
musical de "El N~Ieslas' Que Sc prepa-
"a para hoy, obtener u boletcs en- las
Oficians de Ia War Comp Comun!-
" Service" situadas eE Ia planta ba-
in del Edificio Chandler. dorde estan
siendo repartidos sin costo alguLo.
Conc 10 dijiros en- su oportunldad,
cjento cincuenta woes. ciea femenlnas
" el resto masculinas, ioman parte
en- la e~jecuci6n de 'El Mesias,'' ase-
~gurandose que en- San Antonio no ha-
bia tcnido lugar nunca I'm ]acontecl-
niento artistico en- el cue sc hIb!era
degrade reunir m nL:lerC tan SraHde
de c%antantes,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
~PASAPORTES PARA MEXICO

En- la Secretaria de Ia Corte Fe-
ieral, pidieron aver pasaportes para
dirieirsc a la R~epiblica Mexicana, las
sipuientes personals: William H. Dug
dale. quien va a Muzquiz, Coahuiia;
Leon Fair Russ. a MatamoroS y TAM
pico: P. H. Warner, a Mexico Y
San us Potosi; Edwin T. Falvey: a
Tampico: Jerry NJ. Wines. a Mexico
= Zacatecas; Arthur G. Speroer, a
Monterrey V Matamoros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
TRES MEXICANOS Sc NACiONA'
LIZAN AMERICANOS

Hicieron aver declaraciones de
.intenci6n para nacionalizarse en- los
Estados Unidos, las siguientes per
sonas: Felix Trevjno. nacido en- Mon
terrev. \. L.. Cayetano MiJares. en-
Nonclova. Coahuila. y Ramon Lopez
y I6peZ. en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
EECRESO A SAN ANTONIO

FL senior Aurelio Hernandez y Ia
sonora Maria Guadalupe H. de Her
nandez. Guienes contrajeron matrl-
mnrio el domingo ultimo, en- IL Gnu
dad de Fl Paso. Texas. llegaron aver
4 San Antonio. donde el senior Her,
airdrz esta eStablecido. Y donae ei
ma1rimonio fiiari su Residential.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
vIslrAyDo LOS coLEGGos.

ACADIA dc llecar a san Antonio. procGd'n-
20 DC Espana. Ia Revercnda hiadre ,"cI"-
raj do Ia Comnania DC SANTA Teresa q" -
sds. accompaniment DE- su SccTctarta y d" !" Ma
drr Provincial
Fl objcto dol yiajc dc Ia respectable rci'-
y;os;. g ci Dc haccr una sisita general a I"5
.oIcrios que Ia Comrania dr Santa Teresa
.Jc,t,s :icnc cr America. Tai r:sitA ma sid"
Pcn,ibiica Mcxicana. y ci present" Ia l!cva a
,abo en- los dc los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
Docc pr.sos p~retendian escaParse
Presses 81 parquc Breckenridge

echo individuos que cNtlnguen
,ortas condemns en Ia cIrcel dc Ia
ciudad fueron llevadoS aver a ira.
baiar, bajo cl cuidado lei Official
De Policia RusScl Beck. a lqs oGras
quo Sc han emprendido en- ci Par
que Breckenridge.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
Un joveacito huge d. ST. hogan

+! deHartamento de detectives pro
cura localizar q I'M io~vcnc:to de do
&c amos de edad, Ilamado Ramon Vi
~l!acreal, quien. sesun los informes
q9c de e Sc recibie~or. hHyo reclen-
temente 1e su hogan, est"DEecido en-
Laredo. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
MISA DE REQUIEM

La misa que aver a las seis de a
maiiana Sc rez6 en- Ia Cathedral de
San Fernando, fue por ell descanso
del alma de la sonora Herlinda Her,
nandez de Villaiong6n, esposa del
senior Carlos Villa!ongin, faGecida
recicnterfente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
lreulto d Una sonora

In ind:viduo de n~1ciona!idad me-
xicana. que sc oeupa en- Ia venta dc
p~eri6dicos. fuc c]apturado por cI Oh
cial Dc Pclicia. William Cristoph a
p~edime~to dc una sonora amerlcaaa
Il quien eli lrrcstado insUrto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Lula Gruscmocck. una casa dc die cuartos
or $50 /. Johnson MIR. a Rocricn. un al
macon en- n! E. Commerce: Francisco Co
me-. ur cuarto a72 0a;; Il. l.. Schmcnltza. u
IA ealcria on 700 Matagorta: David webb.
IN rrancro en- lS9 Salinas: j. Hentt. una ca
81 dc tres cuartos On GiSO Marjorie Prudcn-
cia Ortcca. cambia- una casa a 6o&l Colima {;
J. {. Ramirez. una casa IL" cuat-o ~cnartns
en- 60sg r. Pasp ". 4. Bait. una casa DO
.cis cuartuS en- %2S5 Drcweli Julio MARITIME.
mn cuarto. en- So San Marcos Cruz {. de
Ranos. un cuarto en- &g2 Grant Alley Juan
de Leon. un cuarto on Pass Coiima: Miss
Mary \. Green. un garage en- 40 callc Oc-
tava Adam Trcimlin-, una casa dc se;s Guar
tos en- 26G6 S. Flores J. VI. Chi:timest. Va
-ias rcr4raciorcs u In casa 100 :. Flores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
PARA EUROPA.

Despucs dc aIgunas scmanas y" ocrmancnci"
on San A1tonio. salii anorhc rumho = Ia
Uabara. via New Orleans. cl s.. d. jesus
AsnnsuIo. capitalists chihuahucnsc. 4 4un'n
orompanar ~ csposa IA Sra. hEton!a Lo-
pcz de A-un,Ilo. = II hija Lolita.
u, Ia cspital cuhana. Ia camilla AsuENGi"
sc.uiri ~ viaic rumbo 4 Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
JUNTA MASONlCA

Esta noche. en- el salon de 10 Be-
nevolencia Ncyieana. celepraa 50
terida ordinari&. la Logia Lerdo de
Tejada. que sigue cl Rito Naclonai
Ncyicanc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
sootn2ss Raesono1&


.-..,I,j do Il onrcrnciad Guc. mace Farlos
diaS vicnc padsc.cndo Il Srita. Maria Lqisa
T..uucz Norma, hiia del DR.. =. Francisco
N4zqucz Come.
Para Ia tardo Dc aver. ain. dc-grac'adam"n
to. no ~ adycrtja n~r"jo~'a notable ch 81 e>i'H'
dc In c~timabic pacicntc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
BREVES
FESTIVAL DE LOS ARTILLEROS

La War Camp Community Service,
obseouio a los miembros de Ia Com
2ania D. 35 de Artilleria, con un
festival que tuvo lugar en- ell Campo
Travis, aver en- la tarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
u Ia cscuzdra Contra eI Vicio

Ia ilScuadra Contra a Nlclo. a.
rrehendio aver a dos ~yagabund's,
On cbrio en- Ia via piblica y dos per
,onas que violaron los arl!culos tres
y cuaJyo del Reglanento lie Polcla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28

-Cuandc ncces:-e id. libros en- cs-
panol, pidaIos a la Liberia de lgna-
clio E. Lozano, lis n. Santa Rora Az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

s. anuncia para hoy. una :"Tperatura Va
r:abIe one ma-carI dc 10 Il 20 Grados en- 81
miTIma.
Sop!sr4n yicntos del punI"rtc ii nortc.
E. cerm6me;ro marco aver la temperature
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
C,neo aaiomoviiista. a~rrestados.

Con e. cargo de kaber vioiaGo las
lcves de- ;~rafico, fTe-oa arrcstados
aver cIHto avtomovilistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
Registro Civil
MATRGMONIOS.

lose Gutierrez Y Maria Il. Guticrrcz.
I..G-c Pincda Y FLaAa Cantu.
Manuel Rios O Ines Rusros.
Otto Iicglcr : Candeiaria Duran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
Do n,;ton;cvilcs r.rrp.r.dos

las antomvvileS rGmero 52i' Y
4O2% de liz prupiedad dc los senoreS
\. Mar.roas Y w. !. \o!nser. reSper-
tiyamcntc. Tueron recuperadoS po:
los agenteS dc poliC!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
S;ete neSros multados
ACusacion contra un ninlstro
Dr~0tcStart~

~ senior G. G.. Cogcshall. Y 81
esnosa. Lula del miSmo apeliido. han
p~reScntado demanda per Ia cantidad
do veinticinco mil pesos. cada uno,
contra un MiniStro Protestante. a
auior cxigen Ia m~encionadaS cantida-
dcs como determination por habcr ST.
10 atroOenados Ia tarGe del domin-
60. en- la Gale Flores, Dor un auto