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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-31
.pAGINA PARA LAS DAMHS.
cONOcIMIENTOS TITLES

.lir unO. Sc 10 lieva adheriio al cuer-
DO: parccr III POGO furr!n este. pc
re- O. Ia pura verdad. No hay NADIA
IN Ia casa tan iificil De l.,npiar Y
dc ~conServa"Sa limpi0 como Ia ba-
MADEIRA ' son pncaS las dueHaS d"
raSaS 1lr % pr"ncupan par clio. Va
hasla ron cniua@arr. may que fro
aria con sap"I.n ' lie v"2 on ruan-
10 ron M brilliant" que - 10 me-
ior.
f. ma rosa S"rpr"nl"nte 81 en-
ntSiasmn luc - Sicnic ah0ra Dor
as durha<: son raraS. I,rro m"r"rrn
pae4r<". FL medic mas limpi0 dH
haharSr o. con aqua c~orriHntn. Y
Dor 10 lanIo Ia durha.
AdcmiS. ahorra tempo. Pn"S M
hay que cSp"rar TIr :" lien" Y :"
varin, como Ia balai"ra.
Como 81 haHo rS mas r&pito. :"
gaspl mrnos aqua ralirnI". Ia rual
mace Iur 49, c0nsuma m"noS "a q
nlrr.ri.iiad.
:" pncdrn lar altrrnas. ~" son
drlir!u~aS Y Salu.iat"cS.
Sin Anda. pr"nto >"ri IN case IA
ro IN ban" dr hanadrra. pu"> raH1
casa irn.iri I'll dIrha az Ia ra.iLa.t
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GUSTAV a aouel mOnstruo humane;
mo eS ESQ?
Cleric; p?ro Sc dice que de"puts
de tan barbara comida toman IN vo-
mitivo para aIijerarse el estomago.
| -;Hermoso pals csc GU. .vanos a
visitar. iQuiera Dios que a csc ca
MALTA no lie entren deseos de conner
Sc a Bruno. 81 hermanito de Alfre-
do!
No temas por el. Kalani no
puede odiar hasta csc extreme al
amito; Y 81 lie ha destinado a guar
dian De los fetiches, es senal de que
no ouiere que 5. lie toque. Espera
al amo Alfredo para vengarse de Ia
afrenta cue recibi6 de el.
isl le tuviera entire mis- manos.
va veriai Bastaria con que.
-iSilencio, amo!
En- vez de responder, .Asseybo ha-
bia dado dos o res saltos hacia atras,
Y miraba la Gina de un sicomoro con
oios que denotaban profundo terror.
-;Que buscas?-le pregunto ell
portugues. asomando por precaucion
Ia carabina.
-;Silencio, amo!-repiti6 Ell ne.
orr an voZ baja.-iEl mpuneui
Que me coma vivo I'm leon :.
re entiendo.
lei mpungu, mi amo! Silencio,
o estamos perdidos.
tie di@o que no tengo miedo de
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TRATANlENT0 PARA FL. ST DOR
EXCESSIVE

Los pi"S :" sudan murhn "n VI
rano. per" may IN" ~fiiarS" "n clio,
pu"S 81 - excessive, - Va una n
fermrIad V ,EririI de- rurar.
Para con>"rvar">- Sano> hay ll"
baH;r>"!o~ murao Y muiar>" Ne me-
diaS 10 mas Il mrnuh" ,lu" pu",ia..
De este mode No SUrrir;i modes
Tia, 10 mas 4 m"nuio ,VIr pue'ia.
.eS son.
Cuan1o Fl >ud0r tiene al@in nlor
furrtn. drbe cOnSultarSe IN mriiro.
En- murhoS caSoS Fl uSo ie baHo> D.
~tringent"S Y de cierIo> polvoS ovltan
y ruran e>ta enrcrmedad.
Dan muy huen resultaio los ia
bone. Y po.vo> quo ~ron'"ngan :irii"
>a.icilir0.
In polvo hucn0 para h humrIad
De .o> pics. r"nti"n": 10 CRANES dn
iriio r;ni.". ~ rarno IL. alcohol.
200 2ram"S de- almidGn, 100 =ramns
H. iri" flor"n;ino Y , =ramaS dc
rS"nria j., yio!rta: -" p"Ivo tam
biGn - uSa para RI Surio" hr IaS ma
nos.
Olro< polvoS. - r"mnon"n: 10 i3
! Gram"< Dc perman=anat" Il" 7"iaSa.
- rromaS De SuhnjfrotO IL biSruu-
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QUESTION DE Y

I'm muchacho De St. Louis. que
muy q menudo habia visto I los pre-
SOS de II p~cnitenciaria de su EStadc.
trabajandO en- el campo de los pena.
dos. fuc Z visitar 4 unO de sus pa
rientes que tenia en- Chicago. Y uno
de tantos dias, e. pariente 10 llcv6
4 visitar q MuSeo Zol6gico.
Entire los animales que VIC en- q
museo. el que mas lc intereS6 fut -ua
hermosa zebra.
"Mire listed tio.-exclamo el a.om-
hrado muchacho apuntando Z II h,r-
mosa beStia.-iAlli tienen una mula
convicta"
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POLEOS ESPECIALES PARA Ell
ENCESiVO SCDOR.

81 nsta-l aprecia 81 huen hnm'r.
octIpe~" il" SIS pE"s. Cman'i" "Si"S
firfpS miamhroS e~tin canslioS .
sufran Dc abandono. u h"l"r fist
60 :" refl"ia en- Ill mrnte y ans :"
panc iraSrihl" : maihnmorah". per
iirndo haSia n algeria Il" vivir.
Las muiarrs Ile paSan = lila I"
pir q caminanio en pi>oS !uroS. SILL
rran rnn~ii"ranl"n"nt". p'reS :" l"S
irriian. ' i - IN v"rAn". que :"
Sudan mu-ho. ain - compile - mas
u a-unto.
Taio q aHo hay IN" 0ruparS" d".
cu!la.Io DE- los pies. pero >"hr" to
ID. N Ia rS.ariin p~r"S"nt".
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Cuando n~cceSite librOS en- eSpanol
diriiaSc listed 4 ignaciO +. LOzano.-
6G7 DOlOrOSa SIS. Antonio, Texas.

TambiGn abundaban mucho los La
maioS o%rsinis, monoS que SOLO tie
nea una tercia de ~estatura. hocicu
picudo como cl de los OsoS, orrjas
d.lgadaS Y pclamcn largo, lanoso.
castano oscuro en- Ia eSpalda y girls
claro en- el vientre.
Antao, que esta0a impaciente por
matar algun animal. apenas oy6 a As
seybo elogiar Ia ~delicadeza de Ia AR
ne de aquellos monos resolvi6 apro-
vechar Ell descanso de la caravana
para cazar algunos.
Sin dcspertar a Alfredo, que dor.
mia bajo Ia tienda esperanto Ia &C.
ia, cogi6 n carabina y entr6 Ell
funciones, seguido de Asseybo, que
habia recibido el encargo de no aban
donar nunca al portuguese.
Por desgracia, los astutoS cuadru-
manos, atemorizados por la presen-
cia de los hombres, habian abando-
nado las ~cercanias del campamento,
retirandose a las mas ocultas UNI
brias de la selva.
-Estan asuStados-dijo el negro
al portuguese, que rabiaba, manGan-
do al inferno q todos los monos.-
Saben que esa carne les gusta a los
hombres.
No los creo tan inteliGentes CO.
I'll supones. Pero, apnque asi
sea, he lie cazar 4 alguncS.
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(Pasa a la Ga pag. col. 3a.)

-iY yO tie los preparare aSadoS I
punto. mi amo.
Muerte de Jupiter! mo sert
yo ell que los coma! iCreeria ser an
trop0fagO.
ST probaras eSa carne, no dirias
tai cosa, m MIC.
-Puede ser; pero Ia dejo para Il.
Va Sc sabe que vosotrOs teneis un
est6mago capaz de ONE 4 un semc
JAMIE vuestro.
-Yo no; pero los dahomeyanos no
Sc harlan rogar mucho.
-iDiablo! 5Por ventura son an
trop6fagoS en- ell Dahomey?
Ago, mi amo. FL rey del Da-
honey, TODD ell mundo 10 sabe, tic.
he ell SUI corte canibales.
-;Que estais iiciendo, Asseyoo?
-pregunt0 Antao admirable.
Tie cuento 10 que Vi en- mi jul
ventud, V 10 que pueden confirmar-
te los dos dahomeyanOs. Gelete tie
ne d~evoradoras de carne humane,
canibales oficiales.
--iY que les da de conner?
Los ~esclavos que son decapita.
dos durante las fiestas de los sacri-
clos humanos. Aquellos antropofa-
COS escogen las parties mas delica-
das del muerto, V Sc las comen en-
presencia del Rey.
v con gran %apetio, para no dis
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CRONICAS TEATRALES
Ell peIigro professionals Mas beneficios..C Co.
mienzo del ~parentesis

los mAficOs. de los millOnarI0s o de
los bundles al percibirse las di-
versus actuariones del prOtagOniSta
respective. 81 clio O]curriera. los
a'lL0r"s. com" apnn!abann0s fnte-
rlnrm"n!", trndrian lu" re~fugiarSe
IN 81 mHl"Irama . ac"plar las en-
%aniainraS vacicdadrS del iugueta
rnnrir0. De >aln"ir no hay que ha-
bar nj Il" 10 ll!" lmdiras" algrna
o~hsrrvariin. Y nos "nronirariamos
r0n una ahSiH'ia rrnSIira inOpina,ia.
ruand0 IA IrgiSlaridn presente ha
>abiIO guardian. para h0nra sllya,
abSOiui0S rcspct0S Il Ia lIhrriad eS-
r,:nira. par fortuna. los c:iniidoS
iniriaiOrr< dc Ia malograia profess
In rrn.iian. SIN Sab"rl0. e. ~lnapreria-
hI. SrrVirin Il" rrrOriarnOS IN PC
!i=ro pcrcnn". .iat!as las rararteriS-
li"aS que r.=iS!ramOS ioI0raSam"n-
f. = iiariG cn differences >rri"r"S de
- mrnlali,iad r>paiInia.
Han rOm,inuado los hcnrricI0s
mo ~"Npr"Sinn Iinira .In la temperate
omoniyor,. Y r.. mis- ,t.njibIes
: n,n .;do 81 Jc Imam Ronar.: rn 81
irairo de- Ia Cnmrdia. r0n lo III" pro-
.,,.,ha nrcmior IN dirnrrinn mn, So
,.;o .or.;d.r,Ll. ,io ,ri.rlos. = @,
ia Io,,. Nonroyo .n 81 trairo Ne
,n,Io En- omho. soIamnidodrS hu-
ho ,.s,rcnos .iuui.ra ru.s.n de rS-
.,.o mani, /, co~nfrrpncio dr. A.
,o,;res az mn "onronISilo" Re los
S... Gar,.i, Nyarrz Y NuIIol SEGA.
anti, ,oro ~h.;m;ontn nnrsonaI
H., -, Do,or: .,,.,s ,,I;,ud.S rn-
..;m,a.l;oLo. ~, IL ouncna
...,. L.o, La, o,ros nI,nos oh
- u,loa ,,o,od
. 49,, ,J,o.i,o, su,oro ,n,i nm ane-
~. ,ohIo,;i, ia Ia ..iSt6-
, ,.iSnunhr,r.is
,., i., To o~,ortunid,d do
~,.r;.;o Lo,. ,ua r~a.ooarla
mn osHmuIo do
n-,i,;o,;d, o,.,or Fin 81
u,,.aro Il huro .onedia,-
;, ...L.hrodisimo rue no nrrrSIta
presentation: r0noricron los "Sp"r-
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trIsteS parajes del Pequeno Popo pa
IA entrar en- Ia region de Togo ~,
vaSto pals que Sc encuentra encerra-
do entire las fronteraS del Dahomev
4! Este, la region de los aschantis Y
Ia possession. ingleSa: de Ia Costa de
Orc al Oeste, y las tierraS de los
krePis al Norte.
4. HOY . ana possession de- Alcmania.
Evitada la capital de Togo para
no perder TEMPO. Ia caravana coste6
el lago que Ileya igual nombre, V
que esta tornado con las aguas de
los rios Haho Y Sio, Y, dirigiendose
hacia el Norte. acampo cerca de Da-
lave pequena aldea habitada por al
gunos ~centenares de negros.
Al dia siguiente, despues de habcr
~atraveSado el Sio, uno de los mayo
res rios de Ia Costa de Marfil, Gre
.yendo Alfredo haber enganado va a
los espiaS de kalani acerca de 81 vsr-
dadera direction. yolvi0 nj Norte pa
RI ganar los grandes bosques del
centric; pero d~escribiendo una ligera
curva hacia Ell Oeste. como 81 quisie-
RI llegar a Kewe-Ga, uno de los i'll
limos puebloS de Ia frontara de los
repis.
Guerra dirigirse al 70 de latiud
septentrional, para despues marchar
en- d~efinitiva hacia Oriente Y entrar
en- el Dahomey, a~travesando Ia alta
lcorriente del Mono, 4 unas treinta 0
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JOS prop!'> a'i'"F'> '"''c'''''" ""'
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, les. Ali. rI'rt'nl"nIr. II" I'r"rl>ail
los Ghi!J"> 'StiI"F'''i'> ' /" nance -
H. p"r@llnia II! =! profession III >uS
auIrrrd"nir> con llI"r"> especial
ha-ia r"iI"o'" 'l J" PTII-I'I" "J''''a
y ''"'." .I:,;.-
H. T., cor.o T. H. within,
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sal. IN ,nmbio. vo>otr"S. los apt"S,
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ENSALtDiS PARA FL NERtN0

De tomato: Co.0lu" on rada plati-
Ia I'M rcnOllo he lcchu=a Y en- cl
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Jose tlSin:l

Cuando ncecsite libros Ell eSpahOl
d~irijase listed 4 IgnaciO F.. LOzano.-
Coz DnlonrSa St-S. Antonio. Texas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-03
LoeaI EvIGsnce.

Local EviCerce.
Evidence that can be verified.
Fact is what we want.
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ.
Here's a Chickasha fact
You can test it.
Mrs. A. Haight. 426 s. Eleventh St,
Chickasha. says: Several Of the fam
lily have used Doans Kidney Pills for
disordered kidneys and have had great
relief. 1 have used them myself with
satisfactory results"
DOAN'S MADE A CURE.
MORE THAN THREE YEARS LA
TER. Mrs. Haight said: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills made a cure for both myself
and another in the family. The cures
have been permanent"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Haight has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster-Milburn Co.. Props.
Buffalo. n. Y.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-03

Lunches Sent by Parcels Post.
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One way or getting Realistically
Express want ads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-03
JUST THE THING
FOR DiARRHoEA

FON DTAFNNFTOE-H
about two years ago had q severe
attack of diorrhea which lasted over a
week" writes w. G. Jones, Buford N.
ID. Il became so weak that I could
not stand upright. A druggist recon-
mended Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoe Remedy. The first dose
relieved me and within two days |
was as well as ever Many druggists
recommend this remedy because they
know that it is reliable. ObtainabIe
everywhere.-Adv. d&w1m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-03

There Is more Catarrh In this section oi
the country than all other diseases put
together and until the last few years
was supposed to be incurable For great
many years doctors pronounced 1t a local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced It incurSble.@ Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to be a consti-
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney &
Co, Toledo. Ohio. is the only Constitu-
tional cure on the market. 1t Is taken in
ternally. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, They
offcr one hundred dollars for any case It
fails to cure Send for circulars and tes-
timonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo O
Sold by DruggiBts. 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-03

Mrs. Richard Edwsrds of Clinton,
Okla, who has been visiting her pa
rents in Whitesboro, Tex, is expected
to arrive in Chickasha tomorrow for a
visit with her sister, Mrs w. II, Gil
key Mr.. Edwards will join her Lere
for few days.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-03
! O| Personal
! ~ Mention

Miss Lillian Marshall Of Ninnekai
spent yesterday in Chickasha.
Get your harness and harness re-
pairing at Wadsworth & White. 5-7-tt
Byron Whitaker Is here from I'd
mond for a few days visit.
Everybody IS talking about Wren's
line OF cigars-better sample them. 2-5t
Mrs. w II. Vincent Of Alex spent
yesterday in the city.
Watermelons on ice at Burns Gro
Gerry, ith and Kansas. S-s-St
e. c. Burton made a business trip
to Rush Springs yesterday evening.
Watermelons on ice at Burns Gro
Gerry, 4th and Kansas. S-S-5t
James Flatau went to Oklahoma
City yesterday evening on business.
Watermelons on ice at Burns Gro
Gerry, 4th and Kansas. S-S-St
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Early Of Amber
were trading in Chiekasha yesterday.
4 We sell meat from to cents less
than any other market in town. 10 per
cent off on coupon books. Ed Estes
Meat Market, phone so. S-3-6t
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Mobley left the
first Of the week for Ft. Worth after
visit with Chickasha relatives.
Miss Frances Frey left this morning
for visit Of several weeks in Dallas
and Waco, Texas.
Duck service at Wren's fountain-it
IS making hit. 2-St
Miss Bernice Wray Of Oklahoma |
City is visiting her father, G. W.
Wray, manager of the Leader store.
Hot weather causes prickly heat
you can get just the thing for it at
2.St
N. w. Coverdale arrived in the city
from Wild Horse, Colo. and
viii be connected with the Leader
store.
Sanitary wall finish paint for wood
n plaster, in colors-closing out at
ess than cost at Wren's. 2-stl
MIR. and Mrs. =. II. Russell and Miss
Nancy Hunnicutt, teachers in the Min
lekah schools, were in Chickasha yes
erday. Miss Mildred Russell was also
With tAem.
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Roddy's
WHEN YOU HAVE A GOLD

Give It atteation, avoid exposure. be
regular and careful Of yourdict. also
commence taking Or. Kings New Dis
oovery. It contains Pine-Tar. Anticep.
tic Oils and Balsams. Is slightly lax
ative. DR.. Kings New Discovery
casts your cough, soothes your throat
and bronchial tubes, checks your cold.
starts to clear your head. In a short
time YOU know your cold is better.
It's the standard family cough syrup
in use over 40 years. Get a bottle
at once. Keep it in the house as a cold
insurance. sold at yonr druggist
ADV. DAWN
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"Peg o. the RIng," sugg today.

D. B. Barefoot made business trip
to Oklahoma City this morning.
Ed Johns has returned from trip
to Tulsa
peg O. the Ring unusual and orig
inal production. sugg tonight. 1t
Bert Jackson is spending the day in
Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones of Elk
City are visiting Mrs. Louise Harris
Ross Cox and Albert Hawn leave to-i
night for an outing in Medicine Parks
Miss Elizabeth True has returned
from visits in Oklahoma City and Ep
Reno.
Mr. and Mrs. d. M. Cavaness vent
to Oklahoma City this morning to
spend the day.
peg O. the Ring" with Grace Cus
nard and Francis Ford, Sugg. 1tl
f. &c. Riddle went to Mangum this
to be gone until tomorrow on
business.
Joe Dickerson of Edmond is spend
ng few days in Chickasha, the guest |
II Marcus Weaver
G. nj. Rogers, assistant inspector of
on rating for the Rock Island, is a
chicago visitor in the city today.
William Hawkins of Alex underwent
IN operation for appendicitis in. the
3aze hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Ethel Gates Leeds and daugh-
ers expect to go to Medicine Park to-
morrow for a two weeks visit.
Misses Helen and Agnes Nelson,
urses in the Chickasha hospital, left
esterday for Chicago and will prob
bly, be gone two weeks.
See the circus acts in "Peg o. the
ing" Sugg. It'll
Mrs. Eldon Lowe left this afternoon
Or Kansas and will spend several
'eels visiting in Coffeyville, Ft. Scott
nd Kansas City.
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard at
ugg today. 1t
Miss Mettil Sigmon Of Bowie, Tex,
spending she week with Mr. and
Irs. c. P. Siglaon, 1919 Chickasha ave-
ue,
Robert and Jack, the little sons Of
fr. and Mrs Ralph Boyer, underwent
iinor operations in the Chickasha
ospital this morning.
Mrs. Pearl Berry Of Amarillo, who
as operated on in the Baze sanitari-
N last Saturday is rapidly improving
nd will be taken to her mothers home
Ninnekah in a few days.
Mrs. Richard Edwsrds of Clinton,
kla., who has been visiting her pa
snts in Whitesboro, Tex, is expected
, arrive in Chickasha tomorrow for a
sit with her sister, Mrs. W. II. Gil
ey. Mr.. Edwards will join her Lere
IT few days.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-03
BOIL THE WATER

The report today, up to date, water
unfit for domestic use, boil before us
ing.
Z. i. DAWSON,
City Physician.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03
THE GODS OF MARS
Sequel to Under the Moons Of Mar"

with your mighty swordarm you may
yet win to the Golden cliffs and the tempted
gardens Of the holy therns. There tell your
story to Natal Shang, my father. He will
keep you and together you may find way
to rescue me. Fly while there is yet bare
chance for flight"
But that was not my mission, nor could
I see much to be preferred in the cruel hos
pitalty Of the holy therns to that Of the
First Born.
Down with Issusr' shouted, and to.
gether the boy and I took UP the fight once
more.
Two blacks went down with our swords
In their vltas and we stood face to face
with Issus. AS my sword went up to end
her horrid career her paralysis left her, and
with an ear-piercing shrek she turned to
fee.
Directly behind her black gulf suddenly
yawned in the flooring of the dias. She
sprang for the opening, with the youth apd
close at her heels Her scattered guard
rallied at her cry and rushed for us.
A blow fell upon the head of the you'll
He staggered and would have fallen, but
caught him In my left arm and turned alone
to face an infuriated mob of religious fan
atics crazed by the affront 1 had put upon
their goddess, just as Issus disappeared into
the black depths beneath me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03
SOCIAL LEADERSLEAR
NURSING FOR WAR USE
Will Work in Red Cross Division
if Trouble With Mexico
Comes

Society women of Philadelphia are enroll
ing today to go to the front as Red Cross
nurses In the event of war with Mexico
First-ald classes were opened this morning
at 1i17 Walnut street, the headquarters Of
the Emergency Aid, for enrolment The
classes will open Wednesday night and will
be under the direction of the Red Cross
Miss Susan Francis, chairman of the wo-
mems Nursing Committee. and Miss L. NJ
Rennison, trained nurse, will conduct
them.
A large number of prominent women have
offered their personal services. Money to-
ward relief work in the army has been re-
ceived from society women of the city. The
Emergency Aid and the Pennsylvania wo-
mems Division for National Preparedness
are cooperating in this work
Miss Margaret n. Robins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robins is among the
volunteers who have already passed first
aid examinations Mrs Reed A. Morgan of
the Emergency Aid. has the names Of sew
eral others who will go to the front II the
Red Cross calls upon them. The list in
cludes Mrs Matthew Baird, Jr., Miss Doro-
thy Foltz. Mrs Henry Frazier, Mrs Jennie
Williamson and Mrs. George Meade
The Emergency Aid also has opened head
quarters at the Ostend Hotel, Atlantic City
to conduct frst-aid classes among the sum-
mer residents at the shore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-03
HIGH-TONED LOS ANGELES FLOATS
MEET WOE; OAKLAND, CAL, LAUGHS
fteen-Hundred- Dollar Exhibits of Reputed Earthly
Abode of Angels Stalled in Ad Mems Pageant-Sister
City's Display Gets Credit From Crowd

announced. Oakland. Cal. is here. Greet
lngs to Philadelphia"
Oakland looked at Los Angeles and smiled.
Los Angeles stared blankly. To make mat
ters worse, a mammoth spotlight. carried
by BromO Seltzer exhibit, shone through
the banner carried by the Oaklanders and
made its greeting shine like letters of fire.
"Hurrah for Oakland" shouted the crowd,
and many were of the opinion, too, that the
beautiful floats carried by Los Angeles
belonged to the OalSlanders.
The latter were very grateful for the
limslight thrown upon them by the Bromo
Seltzer crowd, and, by way of reciprocity,
announced as they marched. when you
drink California wine, Bromo Seltzer will
cure the headache, should you take too
much"
No one seems To remember whether the
Los Angelesians got under way again or
not. Mr., Cribbins, who represents the half
of the Oakland delegation. referred to here
tofore, said he would see to It that every
State along the coast would hear how Los
Angeles was dimmed by its little sister
town.
The charge that the oaklanders watered
the gasoline IN the motors carrying the
Los Angeles exhibits was denied by Crib
bons.
He. as president of the Pacific Coast Ad-
vertlslng Association. he said as he stepped
on the train for the West, could not be ex-
pected TO conceal publicity