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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-10
Ell ANUNCIO ~ECONOMICo.

Como nuestros lcctorcs habrin no.
.ado, tencmos or nucs.co diaTto II
sccci5n ila-ada dc Auuncios Econo-
ricoa, sokrc Ia cual qUeremos lamar
IA atcuci5h dc! Ploiico en- General.
Esta seccion cs dc vcrdaGcra imPor-
tancia para ei cue busca un emPleo,
para e! que Cuiere IN .nplcudo o sir
riente, para q que ticae aigo que
vender O comPrar, para todos, en- re-
sumcr, los cue mcclellan poaerse en-
contacto con 2!guien para lieyar a
c-bo CT arreGio Dc cueiquier negocio.
L. PRENSA cz ci Pcrioi:co mexi-
cano mas leido dentro y tucra de San
Antonio y sus anuncios son dc result
tsdos pc5cticos inmcGiatos. En- GUAM
10 al prccio de clos en- "a seccion de
huuncioa EcoaomiCos, bastenos de-
c:r que PoGcu:os publicarlos hasta por
Ia insiEuiGicanIc suna de Is centavos.
81 ~neces:ta listed trabajo . emPlea-
dos, ST lrata de r%cntar, ccrrFrar o
veEdct alguna casa o t~crTcno, 81 hi
pccdiGo alguEa cosE, 81 Cuie.e COM
rrar Q vender m~ueLies, joyos, etc,
pGsa d nuesiras oficinas y le daremos
a conocsr uuestres condolences para
publican los anunc.os cconomicos.
Por muy POGO dincro c~ouseguira 10
que listed desea, PUes LA PRENSA
cs Zelda n todas parties.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Tnsect mites ana Infection
DANGEROUS.

Apply sloan's LAniment 70 any bite
sting Or bruise. 4 idlis the poison and
beais the wound Only &c. An drugsists.
--yeftisemeht
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

stormed enemy advanced positions near
Ciepilow. The same troops during the
night entered the line near Krasanow
and Baranow. which also Is wavering.
with a capture imminent.
between the upper Vistula and the
Bug the battle Of the allied troops under
Field Marshal Won MacKenzen is ad-
vancing with unabating violence The
point near Pilaskovice and Krasnostav
the Russians made desperate efforts TO
avert defeat Fresh troops sent against
ours we're defeated, however.
Further east, in the Grabovetz district.
allied troops advanced across the Bug 70
point north OF Sokol. Under pressure
Of our pursuit the enemy retreated dur
ing the night on the entire front, stop
ping only at the Eruption point near
KrRsnostav, where he attempted some
resistance. but suffered a severe defeat.
German troops and the corps under
the command of Field Marshal Won Arr
captured from the i6 to the 18th 1920
prisoners and twenty-three machine guns.
According to written orders which
have come into our possession, the com
manderB of the enemy we're resolved 10
maintain. without regard 20 losses. tho
positions which we now have captured .
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Woman May EnjOin
Sunday Tabernacle

The location of the BILLY Sunday tab
ernacie within the fire limits where
wooden structures are prohibited has
raised another obstacle to his Omaha en-
gaRernont.
The city council placed on file without
action protest from Margaret A. Henry
owner Of Lord Lister hospital. who COM
plains that the Billy Sunday tabernacle
being erected at Fourteenth street and
Capitol avenue will be fire hazard on
account Of it's frame construction. The
council already granted a permit for
this structure.
reading of tho protest indicates that
an attempt to erect the tabernacle on the
strength of the alleged special permit
from the council. which is characterized
as violation of the law. will be fol-
lowed up by Mrs. Henry with an appllca-
ton for an Injunction.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

Pursuing the enemy. who was defeated
on the IA river AZ AltautH. our troops
yesterday reached the district of Hot
zeumbergo and northwest OF Mitau. where
the enemy occupied previously prepared
positions
East OF Popeliany and KursEany the
fighting continues.
"Retwoon tho PISA and the skwa. the
Russians evacuated a position which had
been penetrated at several points by our
troops and are retreating toward the
Narew. The German reserve landwehI
fighting on this district OF woody and
mArshy ground, which was - tremely
! favorable 20 the reslstenes OF the enemy
accomplished notable deeds
The army Of General Won Gailwitz
advancing further, now "a standing ali
its troops ON the NArew line southwest
OF ostrolenka and Nowo-GeOrSievsk
acknowledgement IL a strong fortress
about ten mlies northwest Of Warsaw
at the confluence OF the vistula and ths
Bug. The Russians. who did not fine
protection In their fortifications ans
bridgehead positions. already have re.
treated across the Narew Cthe Nareu
Joins the Bug at sierock. eighteen milei
north OF Warsaw. the numbers OF pris
oners taken by No has been increased e
lol officers and z.l7O men
In Poland. between the Vistuia and
the Picla. the Russians are retrsatinl
eastward
Rassiana Defeased at Ci~piIOw,
The enemy. defeated on the nth b.
the army under General Won Woyrescl
northwest OF sienno. attempted to arres
sur pursuit IN his previously prepare
iositions behind the IlaAnka sector Yes
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Welsh Coal Miners
Strike Ends Thursday

LONDON. July a-The South wales
coal strike has been settled An agree
ment TO end II was reached today.
LONDON. July eo.-The strike OF miners
IN the south Wales coal field tlais after
noon Is reearded as virtually over II
Is expected the miners viii be back al
work on THURSDAY.
The agreement which probably win end
The strike has been drafted ana has re.
feived the approval OF the miners ex-
ecutlVe council. Il will be submitted q
the men for endorsement at mas moot
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
DON'T WORRY
ABOUT that
ITCHING Rash

Dont worry any more about that itch
ing skin-trouble. just spread little res
mol ointment over the tick skin and the
itching disappears as II you had simply
wiped II swayl
And-even more important-this sooth-
ing. healing ointment gets right TO the
source OF tho trouble and rarely fails to
clear away every trace of the unsightly,
tormenting eruption.
Doctors have prescribed resinol ointment
for over twenty years. and thousands
owe their clear, healthy skins TO It's use
IL contains nothing that could injure OF
irrltate the tenderest skin. Sold by al
druggists. Sample free, Dept Ss-R, Res
mol Baltimore. Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

Apartments, flats. houses and Gotta ges
can be rented quickly and cheaply by q
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
EGAN AGAIN MUST FACE
DlSBARMENT PROCEEDINGS

PIERRE. s. D.. July D.-tspeeial Tele-
sram.)-For the second time George W.
Egan is to face disbarnent PROCEEDINGS
before the supreme court OF the state, the
court A. noon today on complaint filed
~ Attorney ednsrai Caldwell. issuing an
order 20 show cause returnAble July 80.
calling upon Mr.. Egan 10 come into the
court and show cause why he should not
Be diSharred from practice In the courts
Of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21

Dresses worth up to 1880. choice Wed
nesday at IS. See our advertisement on
page s. Julius orkin. 1910 Douglas st.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Large shipments OF BulliOn.

GALVESTON. Tex, July S,-Gold and
silver bars 10 the value OF SSOOooOoO
reached Vera Cruz yesterday from the
mines at Pachuea under military escort.
according 10 information reaching the
oonstitutionaiists here today. The ship
ment IL the property OF foreign mining
companies and win be taken to New
York.
The report adds that the large auanti-
ties OF food entering the capital are
being distributed. The Carransa govern
ment is accepting all kinds OF paper
money in payment Of food from tho
poorer CLASSES
There were no news OF military oper-
atoms In todays dispatches.
LAREDO. Tex. July O.-Tampioo ad-
vices today confirmed the taking OF San
LUIS Potosi by CarranEa forces under
General Novoa. Some fighting occurred,
but there was no heavy loss OF life be-
fore the city was evacuated by the villa
troops. A large smelling company sent
eighteen carloads OF bullion into the
United states here today. making a total
OF forty-two cars this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
WhyHigh CIaSsMen
Drink to Excess

Their systems retain the poison. causing
diseased condition which forces cOntin-
ued Indulgence until they become mental
physical and financial wrecks
IN the privacy OF the home, hotel Oh
club or in one Of the 90 fine private rooms
Of the head Neal Institute No ibl1 So.
10th 81, Omaha, Neb., tho Neal Treatment
Will eliminate the poison. create a loath-
ina for Drink or Drugs and restore nor.
NAL condition IN a few days
Neal Institutes in 50 Principal Cities
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
CARRANZA FORCES
TAKE THREE TOWNS
Large Strip of Northern Sonora is
Now in Hands Of Constitu-
tional Chieftain.
VILLA DEFEATED IN BATTLE

DOUGLAS, Ariz., July 2O.-Naco-
zari, Cumpas and Pilares, three i'm
portant towns of the Moctezuma dis
trict of Sonora. have been occupied
by CarranEa troops, according to re-
ports received at Aqua Prieta today.
This gives the Carranza forces under
General p. Elias Gales control of a
strip of country $50 miles long, in
Guiding seventy miles Of the Naco-
zari railroad, which was being pre-
pared to handle shipments Of con-
contracts from Nacozari, El Tigre
and other mining camps.
General Gales himself had today news
of another victory over villa forces at
villa Verde, notified his representatives
hero that he would continue on TO Nag
ales. headquarters OF Jose Maytorena,
Villa governor, and lay siege to that
place, which lies on the American border.
The battle ut villa Verde occurred yes
terday aud Gales message stated that
the villa forces retreated toward Nogales
after three hourS fighting. Tho villa
losses were given as fifty-five killed and
seventy iprisonOra. Gales also claimed
TO have captured two pieces OF artillery.
as rifles and military train loaded
with provisions and ammunition.
News OF the victory was telegraphed 4
General carranEa at Vera Cruz.
Cnllos' representatives hero said thei
chief planned to occupy Cananea, where
large American mining interests ar
conferred, before next Sunday. In tn
meantime he hopes TO drive MaytorenI
out OF Nogales. He win then have con
troll Of the chief Sonora border points
| Aqua Prieta, Naco and Nogales.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
Murder Information ruled.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. July 9O-Cspe-
cial.)--An information charging Ed Kin
ney with the deliberate murder OF Charles
Meyers was filed today by County Attor-
ney Cunningham. While not yet engaged
as permanent attorney. Ryan and Horth
have been notified OF the filig at the re-
quest Of Charles Kinney. brother OF tn,
accused. No date has as yet been sci
for the preliminary hearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
RUSS PROBABLY
WILL ABANDON
WARSAW SOON

tcOntinued from paEo onsl
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-21
TWENTY-SEvEN PER CENT
RESERVE IN OMAHA BANKS

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-special Tele-
gram 1.-THE abstract of the condition OF
the national banks OF Omaha at the close
of business June q, as reported to the
comptroller of the currency, shows the
reserve held at 7.57 per cent; loans and
discounts. sss,Sll.7o2; gold coin. s72e,5S2;
lawful money reserve, sS.21s.Cee; deposits,
81 ,967, 2O7.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
mR. 4. A. BAILEY COMES HERE.
New Choir Master Begins Work at
Central Church of Christ.

The Central Church desires 70 intro
duce Mr.. A. a Bailey 10 the music
lovers Of NarshalltoSn. The church
feels especially fortunate In securing
Ne services of Mr. Bailey His prepar-
alton for his work has beer q thor
ough one having spent seven years in
special study u voice TWO Of these
years were spent as student in the
Oberlin Conservatory, during which
time Mr. Bailey was barytone soloist
is the great O5e:lin choir, one OF the
very greatest in America. TWO other
years were spent under the tutoring
Of Albert 2. Anderson. al one time
choirmaster and organist in the Baptist
Protestant church in Berlin. Mr..
Bailey also took course Of special
lessons with Miss Allison Fernies Of
Florence. Italy. special student Of the
old Italian method. Miss Fernies was
at one time private tutor 20 David
Bispham.
Mr. Bailey has opened studio in
room Of the fremont building, every
| day except Monday.
| Special solos VIII be given at both
morning and evening services tomor-
row. The morning solo will be 20, How
/ Sweet Is His Love" and the evening
Alone at the Beautiful Gate We ex-
tend a special invitation to all to NOR
| ship with US, and hear Mr.. Bailey
| Central Church
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
PUBLISHES SOUVENIR BOOK.
J. Sidney johnson Edits Booklet De
scribinu Christmas Festival and City.

J.. Sidney johnson Edits Booklet De-
scribing Christmas Festival and City.
The "Marshaltown Christmas Festl-
val' is theititle of handsome booklet
edited and published by j. Sidney
Johnson, which describes in detail the
recent successful festival, held by the
merchants of this city, and in addition
gives brief history of the city ana
it's varied activities. The hook Is well
illustrated with photographs of the va
ricus decorations used at CHRISTMAS
time. includig the court house square.
both by day and night, and Main
street with the Christmas trees ablaze
with light
Besides Q complete account of the
festival the booklet gives concise
history Of the founding Of the city,
tells OF the advantages Marshalltown
possesses in the way Of location, fac
tories, and industries in general IL
Illustrations are also used of the princi-
pal business houses. buildings, some OF
the fine residences, and street scenes.
The Marhalltown Club has agreed TO
take 500 copies of the booklet which
will he used to advertise the city
turnout the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Sunday. Feb. Is, 1890.
No.ie. Of Annual Meeting.

independent School District Of Mar
shaIltowr, Iowa
Notice is hereby given 10 the quail
fed electors of the independent school
district OF Marshalltown, in the county
Of Marshall and state OF Iowa, that the
annual meeting OF said district viii be
held at the Central Fire station or
West State street between North
Center and North First streets. on the
second Monday in March. 1915, (March
5. 1850 The polls viii be open a g
o'clock a. N. and VIII close AZ I o'clock
2. m
Two directors viii be elected for the
term OF three years TO succeed Z T
Austin and A z. Balch, whose terms
expire
The meeting viii De open for the
transaction Of such other business as
may legally come before II and the
board has directed that the following
Proposition shall be submitted 70 and
determined by the qualified voters.
shall tax OF fifteen thousand
1915. 900. 00) Dollars be levied for school
house purposes ,"
Dated at Marshallrown, Iowa, Feb. =
1915.
w.M. CLARK Secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Friday. Feb. IA, 1890.

"The mercury indicated 50 above
zero this morning
REV. j. III. Henderson the new pas
tor of the Congregational chureh' -
expected TO arrive this evening with
his family. They win occupy the sui
ron residence. corner Of North Center
and Grant streets
mir. Fred shaver leaves this even
Ing for Duluth to establish himself III
business in that city. During his long
residence here he has shown himself
10 he man of excellent business
,,athods and agreeable social qualities
aud orr people. while regretting ms
danarture will wish him unbounded
s,,ccass in his new field. His family
will follow him later
Saturday. Feb, IS, 1890.
.-rbe mercury indicated q above
zero this morning.
40nr country cousins visited the city
numereusly today"
Mrs. Andrew Wilbur entertained
cornrany of about SIXTY ladies a tea
yesterday evening"
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Charles Rimer and Julia Nilhoit,
both of this city: T. ]. Forbes ana
Nettie Peckham, Of state Center ana
III. {. Crawford and Leona 4ease7>
both of Marshalltown.
There are now abou. Ave men in
The county Jail the lowest number ior
many months This will doubtless be
depressing news for The Statesman
iust at this time as full jail always
affords it a long strong ever with
which 10 pry prohibition up BY the
roots"
her home. High street, Of consump-
'-o Miss Alma Mcconnell celebrated
be- srh birthday this afternoon, and
entertained few Of her most intimate
friends. Those present were May
Ward. Mabel McLeran, Jessie Seho-
bert. Eva Hood. Carrie Bradbury. Elsie
and Gussie Merr!nlan, Clara smith
and Iva Adams"
the funeral of Mrs. David Doty, who
died the preceding Wednesday, was
held at LeGrand.
An item from the Chicago Tribune
stated that President Stickney had
been forced out OF the management
OF the Central Iowa railroad, which AZ
one time il was claimed would he
amalgamated with the S-ickney sys-
tenn of roads. Russell Sage. Of New
York. was elected president II his
Sunday, Feb. 1s, 1890.
"Townspeople generally availed
themselves OF the opportunitE afforded
by the delightful weather end took an
putting OF some kind. Pedestrians we're
numerous at the river all cay and i
reminded one Of day !E June.
Granville MichaeIs, q brother o. d.
O. Michaels, Of this ctty, died et Mad
i'd of heart disease.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
Lincoln Day at Home.

An audience that completely filed
the chapel a. the soldiers home heard
the program presented by The members
of Gen. Phil Sheridan post, G. a. R,
and Winchester Circle, Ladies Of the
@. A. r. The program was in COM
of the l05ta anniversary
of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, and
included songs. readings. and an ad
dress by Rev. r. B. Davidson on
abraham Lincoln, the Man and His
Message"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
TO BRING JONES BODY HERE.
Funeral Party Expects to Reach City
From Troy. O.. Monday Morning.

That 1t had been determined to bring
the body OF Rev. Elijah b. Jones to
this city for burial vas indicated in
telegram received today q. the d. c.
Wilbur store from c. 5. Heitshu, al
Troy, O. Mr.. Heitshus telegram was
TO the effect that the funeral party
expected to leave Troy Sunday, and to
reach MarshalltowH at 5.2s Monday
morning The arrangements for the
funeral here will not be made until
after the party arrives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
VERDICT FOR MAYNARD.
Court Directs Judgment For Defendant
in Personal Injury Case.

Special TO Times Republican.
Grundy Center. Feb. 12.-The four
days trial Of the personal injury case
brought by Duane Corning, OF Cedar
Falls, against George r. MAYNARD. OF
Conrad. for $1,000 was brought TO sud
den end yesterday when the court d.
reetea a verdict Tor the defendant.
Maynard's attorney. F. e. Northup, OF
MarshalItown, flied motion at the
conclusion Of the plaintiffs testimony
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

in which he set up the contributory
negligence Of Corning in operating his
motorcycle. as barring the plaintiff rom
any relief at law. The court sustained
the motion. sv.fk
The case grew out of collision Sept.
L. 1914, near Dixie Corning was riding
on motorcycle and collided with May
nard, who was driving an automobile.
Corning alleged permanent and serious
injuries and averred that Maynard was
driving his car carelessly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandruff causes a feverish irritation
of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loos-
en- and then the hair comes out fast. To
stop falling hair 81 once and rid the
scalp OF every particle of dandruff. get
u 25-cent bottle OF Danderine at any
drug store pour a little in your hand
ard yruo II into the soap. Alter a few
applications the hair stops coming out
and you can't and any 1andruff
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
DIRECTIONS

Place any number from Z
to Is in the eight vacant diA-
monds shown here, or on any
similarly arranged sheet OF
paper or material Of any kinA
you wish to use. in such
manner that any way the
numbers are added (including
the number In the center
sauare) the total Will be 80.
The same number can not be
used more than once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
cathoIic soe;e.ies Entertain.

One of the largest Catholic public
gatherings held in this city for many
months was the social and entertain-
ment given by the Knights Of Colum-
bus and 81. Ellzabe;h's Society at the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13
sREpUBIICAN MARsHAHLroWN FEBRUARY 49, 1915.

X. C. hall Friday evening. Invitations
were extended to the entire parish and
their friends to spend social eve
ming, the main feature of which was
a lecture by Rev. John T. Noonan. or
Des Moines, state chaplain of the
knights of Columbus. Father Noonan's
subject was, Fixed Ideals Necessary
For Progress He was accorded the
closest attention during his discourse
which was a thoughtful and scholarly
address.
A short musical program preceded
and followed the lecture, at the close
of which the entire audience sang
America Refreshments were served
and those who desired enjoyed cards,
billiards and other amusements, dane
ing also being enjoyed. The rooms
We're tastefully decorated with Ameri-
can flags and small hearts, the valen-
tine idea predominating.
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Woman Initiate and Dance.
Rrotherhood of American lodge, No.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-13

day night at the odd FeliowS hail.
when fourteen new members were
initiated by Deputy j. N. HutchinA OF
Des Moines. Supper. was served TO
fifty afterwards. and the remainder Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-31
GIVEN SIXTY DAYS
FOR STEALING LUMBER

Percy Howard. colored. OF 81 1-2
North Seventeeth Street. was given
sixty days In jail in Police Court yes
terday on the charge of stealing lum-
Der from the yards of Hare. Robin
son & Hughes, at Fifteenth and Leigh
Streets. last Tuesday night. Howard
umped considerably from gunshot
wounds In his legs as he staggered
forward towards the bench to answer
the CHARGES. 1t turned out curing
the hearing that he had been shot
by James c. Sanders. an Official OF
the company. who peppered him with
bird shet when he detected him in
the act OF taking two porch columns.
Howard was arrested Friday night
in his home by Detective-Sergeants
Wiltshire and Bailey. Mr.. Sanders
did not know that he had hit the In,
truder at whom he shot until yester-
day when the negro was led forward
of stealing the lumber.
Mr.. Sanders stated that Tuesday
night he decided to watch for thieves.
as several hundred dollars worth of
lum Der had recently been stolen from
his yards Shortly after midnight
he detected Howard in the act Of
taking some OF the timber. He Or
dered him to throw up his hands, but
instead of doing this the negro rsn.
Mr.. Sanders fired, aiming low In or
err not to infiict too serious an injury.
Howard kept on running, however,
and Mr.. Sanders thought that he had
missed him until yesterday. The
negro will be placed in the hospital
ward OF the City Jail SO that his
wounds may be treated.