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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-11
La aduana de Matamo=
ros, lamps, victinna-
de IN rObO
Tres mil d6lares fueroiI r0bad0s
ignorandose aim quien sea ell
autOr del rObO
Correspondence Especial para LIZ PRENsA

Correspondence Especial para La PRENsa
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Noviem-
3re 9.-Tres mil pesos que c%ontenla
una GAIA de fierro de la aduana de
Matamoros. fueron robados, ignoran-
dose aun quien haya sido ell autor del
robo.
Los primeroS informes que Sc tu-
vicvon del suceso en- esta cludad,
dec;an que la GAIA fuerte, donde
cuardaba todos sus caudales ell adj
r;nistrador de la aduara, Santiago
Gonzalez, habia sido volada con dl-
namita, pero fue asi. seguun 10 re-
.ieren las informaciones transmit
Gss de Matamoros con esta fecha.
Santiago Gonzalez, ell admlnistra-
dor. do cuenta del robo 4 Ia Dlrec-
ci6n general de Aduanas Y a las au-
.toridadcs matamorenses. FL rObo 10
Gescubri0. segun refieren los pcrlo-
Gicos de Matamoros, e. prOpio -Adml-
nistrador antes dc aver en- Ia mana
n2. cuando lego a Ia oficina Y sc dis
ponia a dar principle a sus labores.
Los tres mil pesos Zen I america
mol robadoS no Sc encontraban en- Ia
CHA dc caudales, Sino que estaban
GcnoSirados en- otra Gaia sin combl-
naci6n en- Ia cual Sc guardaban los
l.hros de Ia oficina GAIA que fuc-
alberta sin difcultad ninguna por los
que ~iicyaron a cabo el robo.
Sc ignora por que causas, cl ad-
ministrador de Ia Aduana guard0 en-
&c Gaia los tres mil do!arcs, y no
- p~reocup6 de guardian tan respeta-
bic cantidad de dinero en- Ia GAIA
Cuer:c de scguridad, dc la que e!
so 'amente conoce la combination y ia
cral O. alberta. con la debida auto
=; :aci6u del administrator, por q
contadgr dc IL oficina, auicn cs c! in
mediate Responsible dc los
Las pcsquisas que Sc han hecho
Dor las autoridadcS para dar con los
autorcs del importante -obo nan re-
su'tado inu,ilcs. No ha sido possible
atm ap~rehcnder a los culpab!es y
csro ha causado aun mayor scrprc-
sa. Ninguno de los cmpleadoS suJal-
tcrnos DC la oficina Ia Sido apreheE-
dido Y este SC debc, segGn Sc asegu-
IA. i que las autoridades ! c! mismo
administration dc Ia Aduana tienen
plena confianza en- las horradeZ dc
to los Y cada uno de los empleados.
r. asunto ha causado Ia consi-
g-icntc sensation en- e. puerto ta-
maulipcco.
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"EL FEHiX'
JACOBO ESTRADA, Prop.
ITO S. Santa Rosa. Ave.
Manufacturamos con cspcclalidad
pan de GAIA, de dulcc. reposteria, etc.

Ircnto de Prospcridad y Bicncstar
publicos.
Mark Uritzky, Comisionado de Re
l~aciones E~xtcriores, es cl nucvo fun
cionario con quien las Embajadas y
Ministcrios Extranjeros debca tTatar,
pucs cl cx-Ministro dc Rclacion"s En-
t~criorcs. NJ. Tcrcstcheuko, sc cncucn-
tra prcSo.
Nicolas L.cninc, cl iJder ma%lmaIlS'
ta;>quc cs uno de los quc dirigcn aho-
IA ia, cosa publica, ocuPa d~urantc las
s%csioncs I'm lugar en- IA plataforma
elcvada, con Leon Trotzky, ct pr"sl.-
dcntc del Comite Executive. NJ. IA
minefaf Y otros lidercs ~boIshevlkls.
Leninc SC prcsenta siempre vestido
ccr q tfgje De III simple c1rero.
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JULIO VALDEZ. = III "SpO=a ID Sra. Dha.
Maria L0pcH. dcseau saber 81 paradcrO d"
81 manTI. n sra. Diia. luYita Gomez. que
nos scparai1Vs de ella ri I. JuarcG. Chill.
res nU llcElGs iru!du rdLGn dc ella. Isuai-
IlIcGte descauIOs Sabcr q paTaGerO dc II
sra. D!ia. Juana Come. Quc Ia Ultima vcZ
que rCcibimOs carta de ella, fuC Il princi-
pics DC Uctubrr lie 1915, Y que Sc eucon-
traDa en- bGrraClIU. Texas. 4 Ia persona
uue &c .nToCInes cXGclUs DC c>la> dog :"
NOraa. IL .ratificaremCS con $500, . q IN
que tic inIUrmCS no mas dc Una, Ia grI-
tI!icareIHo> COT! size. Escribail q Julio
\ GldeZ, "ins!Ow, AT!Z., General belIy"I.
Hff2l.
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Mursuia va" scompanado dc los
aiemancS.

Francisco Murguia rcgresG a Ia
ciudad de Chihuahua acompanado G
los subditos aiemanes que cor CT Tue
ron d la ciudad dc Mexico.
Esos alemancs son los mas pro
minentes de la colonia tcUtona dc Ia
capital chiiuahuense Y los mismos
que. hace varios mescs, mando arfes-
tar porque Sc ncgahan a prororclo-
narle Ell dinero que les pidio para
magyar Il sus tropas, dinero cue nccc-
sta urgentementc dcbido d ! Ct
| gobierno del centric no lie enviaba.
por falta dc comunicacioncs, seSl'a
SC dijo e~ntoncc5, CT valor c~orrespon-
dicnte a varias decenas dc habcrcs
dc Ia trops.
Sc ighora bajo que condIclonc: ha
yuclto nuevamcnte al NVrtc 81 &c
neral Murguia.
Ell CORRESPONSNL.
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|UN NuEVO TIMO' FL DEL.
hNILL0 DE- B0DAS
los tiniad0res ponen anHncio
proponiendO cOm0far uno y ell
vez de- ESQ, Sc 10 rOban

NUEEA YORK, Noviembre 10
Una nueva estratagema empleada por
unos rateros, Sc ha puesto en- claro
por Ia DOlicia, con motive de una
queja ~presentada por Ia sonora Vera
Carroll, quien reside en- ia casa nu-
nero 442 de Ia Avenida Washington,
on Brooklyn. FL case es el siguicn-
tie:
Mrs. Carroll lego IN anuncio ell
III peri0dico de Manhattan en- el
que I'm joven indicaba el deseo de
comprar un ani!lo de bOdas, que tu-
vicla IN diamante. En- co~ntestacion
al anuncio Ia sonora Carroll escrl-
bio al solicitante invitandolo a pasar
a su casa para mostrarle algunas al
hajas que poseia Y que podian SER
virle para sus prop6sitos. Al dia 81
guientc como a las dicz de Ia mana
ia, sc p~resentaron IN jovcn Y una
Sahorija en- Ell domicilio dc Mrs. Ca
vrailI, yendo los visiCantcs c~orrecta-
mcutc vcstjdoS, por 10 que la sonora
no tuvo la memo ~sospccha de clos.
Mrs. Carroll mostr1 al ioTen soil
citante el aniIio que le habia ofre,
edo : cs:a5a ex~aminandoia, cuamdu
ia ioven le indic0 el deseo de ver las
dem;ls a!A&ias de que hablaba en- su
crn.ta. Mrs. Carroll no two ;ncon"c-
nic,,c. pcnsando que tai c rcali-
Zaria, ana hUcna opcr&c;0n : sc las
mos,-o Il Ia io"cu. Quicn para eXa-
miuarius mcjor &c accrc0 d Il ven
tana del cuarto. que sc hallaUa Ger.
ca de la pucrt4. En- IN descuido DC
Ia serUra. la m~uchacha sc sall0 dc!
cua-to l~lcyindose co&sigo las ~ainaJa>.
Al ruido. Ia sonora sc. volviO y
yicndo que la ioven h&bia dcSaparc-
edo con SIS ioyas. intcnto Scguirla,
pcro entoncrs Ct hombrc que IA
acomnanaba Saco un rc:oivcr ' la
in!.m6 q que pcrmanccicra quiet"
en- 81 cuarto; pcro IA sonora no SC
atcmoriz5 y trat5 de ganar Ia puerta
tambicu. Nisto este por cl fingido
comprwd0r, Y temicndo que al dis
p4rar arudicra la poiicja : * hiciera
IA cosa mayor. Savj rapidamcnte de
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UNA MUJER MiEMBRO DEL NUE.
VO GOBIERNO.

PETROGRABO. NUyiembre ie.-En
81 Institute Smolna Sc auuncl" hoy
quo entire los Comisionados electos
por cl ComitG Revolucionario, para
ocupar los pucstos del gobicrno, Sc
cnruentra una mujer. Ia sonora no.
lIunti. a quicn SC &c ha dado tempo
'g.lmenls Il direction del Derarta-
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MURGUiA ESTA DE NUEVO EN-
CHIHUAHUA.
(Vienc de la Pag IA

vorablcs para los rcbcldes, pucs SC
Saba que cl jcfc dc las operaclones
contra los vilIistaS CT cl Est&do dc
chihuahua solamcntc traia Il guar
da dc doscientos hombres.
Fuc cntonces ruando atacaron Is
Gallon, pero no lograron su vcrdadc'
r. prop6sito al emprender cl ataquc:
In captuca r Murgula, pucs quf
este va he. . pasado por aquei!a
cstaci6n Y $: c'.contraba sano J sai'
20 en- la ciuja.: dc Chihuahua.
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LENiNE ES Ell Z
tViene de la "a. Pag).

uuc toIoS los ministries de- gablne.c
dc Kercnsky ca@ron aprehendldos ca
ci-rcunstancias pcculiarcs y no Sc eN-
plea como pudo escapar el jcfc dc.
gobierno. uic tanbicn sc nallaDa en-
81 Palacio dc lnvicrno.
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CAEALLLRu NENIChNu. ciiaHa vtIs1. r.
..deuic SeI> siioS on Eztddos uIhiuy. e5ia-
blcrtio con regular perspective. suICi-
Ia rclariuuar-r ron S"f"rs " SrnDrIIa mo
XirIna tnacida y cducada IN Mexico, ma
yOr DC ytiItc altos, buen cardctcr. que
liable aigo dc lnglcs y tUquc piano. Sc
Tictlad absolute. pue> Il ocurrc q este me
lilo - no lcnicndy tempo socil,inenie J
convcncidO que UlroS ian degrade asst fe-
}ices uuiopcS.-p. G, Beg 23-San Antonio.
Itsas. Iti3l
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EECCRTE

listed : 218ardr r-ia dlT'rrtDn para gL"
-. Ia mfirsirr 4 ~, Hi:I-u, dUr -lItTrn
a. rali0s. mCzCuln"S. IlKG''a J @ra1I"a o.
IA II.l. con 81. 81 tIi.l5r"- rUaiaics LII"
IN" rrrni'a. L. IHaulip u yIritl liz C1Ti"o
Trariru dr l,urlc. ';Ia ratIil IL" ~lp!EIiia
t,rrZilr2. la lnr.ur del mundu para ">ias
rurr!lurGaIrs. Dryrl"lyO ~ Ginriy = IN
r.r.ullq IIr -" cure \ IN sane.
EsrIs!0lnN s.1NIlIiy.
T.. q. l:oN 80. LAREDO. Ten.
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Hl.Stn SABI.n 81 IaraicrO DC mi SciOr pa
Dire don jose Maria Vega. No tcugu nOli-
riaS de cI dcsd" hacc un AFRO cuairu meses
QUO saIlO dc IorrcUn ruImDU d los Esia-
dos Iiel .NOrtc. l. alto, moreno, DE- pcl5
negro, barba ccrrgda. oios negros : tisnc
del senior dc iiOma que cSia q inInedia-
clones dc jclez. Esiado dc Zacatecas: so
r!aiifiraran 500 q la persona que DC tn
IolInCs cicrin5 dc 81. para 10 rual puedsn
t~ILfiJirs" prr "ScrttU d WenCcSlao Vega,
Reading. kaI>A- ttif2i
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UB>EUi IiiiE dos pesos orc americana 2
"a persona que me uc inrUrnIcS sobrc el pa
TaderO dc IA sra. Maria Marcos Rivera De
Aguilar. dc Ia que no tcuEU nOticias desde
har" al-lIn tempo.
Las personaS que cSicn en- condolences
de dairuc inioiIncs. pLedrn d%iriiirsc a JU-
sc Bar:!euiOS, Johnson City, Texas.
fTfr0
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DES.U ShBEit cI pdradcrU de mi uerInaIJ
Luciu ULTcgin. &c - Altos De rdsd. cast
ia coli ri ST. Miguel Martinez. TIVE i'll
fUrInc- DC que cstdba eli Houston. Texas.
Ill c>pUSO - jOrnIlcro y ttcnpu / hiJUs.
Hare = nICscs cotabi cI san Antonio.
Texas. Y saIi0 ron rUinbO q Corpus
christi. iiraiIflcarc ron 800 q Ia le!so-
ma que JirJa lnfOruics cicrlos . Juan
ubrcg0I, tsiI Guadalupe ST., Sau Antonio.
Texas. DIN.
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Cuando necesitc Hires cn cspannl
d~irijasc 4 igHaciu l.. Lezano.-ilS
II. Sss, Rges Ave San Antonio. Tex
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DL:Eu >.,BiH ri ragace!o DC nj hIlo Gel.
~ Rivera. uc ~ aus de cGad. CucrpU re-
2U!nr. UelJ negro. Nac' trT> ineSes 50
cncUrl,raba cl SAT! .Nu.Uill0. Texas, t-aJa-
iaIiO Dc IGccanLcG poi "a Gale dc La
redo. IrugO 80 auoe d. 10 verIO. Craft
ficarC IIbcraimcntc q Ia persona que Gi-
via iurOrmr~ cirrtO- n AdUIfp Rivera, ~
South Laredo 81, san Antonio. TcHas.
...ty.
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PESOUISAS-

DESEO sABER 81 paradero de mi hIIo Jose
Gloria. dc 20 amos. dc edad. cstatura regu.
lar, color blauco. ojoS negrOS. cara redon'
ia, mace tres afos que no sc de tl. Is.
tuI en- Ciudad IuSreZ, de donGe fue q
uGa oriC.na de enganci;e. no sabiendoss
desde enionces NADIA de Ell. Dare uns
qualification de C!NCUENTA DOLARES. q
IL persona que NE proporc!one informes
CiertoS. DIrijirse g Gregorio Gloria. Box
q Tempe, Arizona. ufi6'
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Anics dc vender sus .iUECES lie estlna
ramos darnos a conecer sgs precios. com
pramos cualGuier can:tdad y c!sse. d.. b!
and 6. Marroquil, 4G6 DoloToSa street. Sal
Antonio. Texas.
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RENIAS-

~ AftTu~ muurDiiiT~. ron " "a 1-!S-
ii2i Main Aycuuc. Tel. Cr0chri'
E>ii. Ui;2l.
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BpNiTO Cuar'u 2Gi"Dl1du a DO. rdllr|
Houston. cn mIy bucnas rondI"ICn">. ~
SpWil I'cru< Street. Gle
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r. VINE 10 obTa 'IiI>ipria General dc
NciIru" - tuInU>. pOr Nic..tD ZdIuaUOIS.
Siy.pr. nlriitr,r Antonio N0nla!leL, ibi
>Lui!i CpiO"aCu. Nsol.
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CASAS RARATAs.-Si5.0O contaou, 500
semanariumentr.-Nos. i0S, tt2, iQi, iO3
y fG5 Peach 81. CcrCa dc North Brazo.
Dr. dos cuar:os cada una, Prccio $1OG.N
WIN. F. Schultz, CUaTtD 2, Riverside
Bldg, 10! West Commerce 81. ii3O,
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~ PIANO My BiiiATG.--Se NenGc, Un
hrrInO~o piano nrlcvu que impoTia $4,000
que 10 tirnc :! mrSes Dc Use. poT tcneT que.
~alir dc Ia publariGn y nrcrslia' dihfFn.
-. dari uuy baratO. AboGuS Mc!iSudl"s.
rs sur irrSa 81. (iiiji
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D;YERSOS-

..TSfpIO y RENUEN1 sombreros, .todas cla-
>es. f rho matcria!es directamente de Ia
rGbrica para sonibreros STETSuS. Yea
ne. c. Swectser, Sombrero. 800 " Hou:
ton ST. t-ll.
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.OP0RTUNDAD.-Desco zanzibar solares en-
TampicO. Mexico. por casa dc d DleSas en-
san Antonio. Texas. Dirijirse a VI. I'd.
Wolrr, p. O. Box 6SS, san Antonio, Texas.
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- WADE bngUC con caba.!r Y g'IarnirInn,
cn ANY Hue.i c,laIu. en- E"-'n. 20 y q
LOlu street. tiIii .
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Estamcs pagardo ell meyor precio por NUE..
CES. TfsiteEos I'd, o mandenos muestras
J. ~. and G.. Marroqu!hi io6 Boloross ST
san antonio, Texas.
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aNTE0JOs EN hGONcS-a La Compafia
Cramcr-3l0 Hicks Gu!idilg-D. Arturo
Cramer, OCUliSta-OplIco. Pres. s. Ia vista
de Vd. c0mlehza 4 caasarse 81 I'd. uele
dolores de cabe3a, no Sc eSpers haSta que
SEA demasiado tdrde. EZaHea Gratis
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
EMPLEOS-

Sc NECESITAN cperarios quo conozcan Ia
rabricsci6n de puros. Fink Cigar Factory,
1901 Commerce ST., san Antonio, Texas.
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81 NECESITAN toreros para torear horrc-
eos. 81 Bevo White City, SOC West HouS-
ton ST. ~ TiG.
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i NEGEsTTa. express para que Ieve SUB
Detacas q Ia estacion 6 Gamble suS niue
blcs hablele = Rosales. Telerono Cfocken
Tjt y Travis 1876.
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sc NECESITAN Sastres &c primcra cllse
y especialfstaS en- ilechura de sac0S. Pa
gemOs sueIdoS unioniStaS, vengaS" mine
Nil?.
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Sc NfCESITAN tres zapateros mecanlcos.
PagarG los meiorcs suicides a los rerdade-
ranlcnre COMPLETENESS. No Sc quiercn bo-
rrachos. Boston shoe Repairing Co, ITO
West Houston 81. san Antonio. Texas.
iia6l.
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for men who left. and IT is these men
the Department of Labor will aid.
Duplicated Throughout Country.
The work that il being done by
the Department of Labor employ
ment service is being duplicated all
over the country. Instructions have
been broadcasted to commissioners
OF immigration, inspectors in charge
of offices, directors of employment
in the Employment Bureau and SUI
perfntendents of women's and girls
divisions to cooperate with state
and city employment agencies in To-
eating jobs for such numbers OF the
10000 soldiers as will find. them
selves jobless on their return from
border service.
Employers in Washington are
urged by Commissioner Caminetti to
call on or communicate with Ter
ence V. Powderly, chief of the Blu
reau of Information, Room sol OF
the Labor Department building, at
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue. Meanwhile. the Washington
bureau will cooperate with all local
organizations which have taken up
the work of aiding the returning sol
diers.
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Simon Gordon, grocers: E. c. Graham.
electrical supplies: George L. Heb
bard. merchant tailors: J. Philip
Hermann. furniture: A. V. Hoffman,
credit men: $. W. Straus, jewelers.;
S. A. Kimberly. ice; NJ. A. Leese, OPP
ticians: Louis Levy. laundrymen:
George A. Lewis. advertising men:
Claude f. Miller. automobiles: Ger
son Nordingero ladies' garments; H.
T. Offterdinger. cigars and tobacco: j
c Parker, souvenirs; Ellie Sheetz. con
fectioners: Joseph L. Shipley. master
printers: Charles G. StoIt, stationers;
Anton Stephan, china and glassware:
Joseph Strasburger, shoe dealers;
George Topham, leather goods; Sid
ney West. haberdashers; Edward w.
Yea, ladies' tatilors; II. Zinkin, fur
rierS
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party, to be used when in serried
phalanx II makes its repeated raids
upon the Treasury:
"Dig. brothers. dig with glee,
Dig to the bottom OF the Treasurer,
Shove out the shekels for the Kissim-
NEE:
Millions for nitrates on the Tennessee:
The South is in the saddle, you bet.
by gee,
Dig to the bottom of the Treasurer.
Second Inspiration
81 think 1 am tempted to recite an
other verse:
dig, brothers, dig with glee,
why leave a nickel in the Treasurer;
Leave the accounting to william G..
He can fake a balance to a T.
The voters are plunged in lethargee;
Dig to the bottom OF the Treasuree."
you have not only dug to the bot
tom of the Treasury, you have dented
the floor" continued Mr.. Longworth
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POSLAM QUICK
T0IMPROVE ANY
PIMPLY SKIN

Poslam is a remedy that you can
pick up at any time and apply to any
disordered skin with the confidence
that il provides the quickest way to
be rid Of any itching or eruptional
trouble. and that it will serve you
well.
Pimples and Rashes. Eczema. Acne
Itch, Chilblains. Scalp-Scale. Burns
and all like affections SO DISTRESSING
to endure. are. thanks to Poslam's
concentrated healing energy. so easy
to Danish.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories 80
West 25th ST. New York City.
Urge your skin 20 become clearer
healthier bv the daily use Of Poslam
Soap. moderated with Poslam.-Advt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-01-31

235 pairs of Womens High-grade Button
and Laced Shoes; Gun Metal, Patents, and
Kidskin, all black leather and cloth top, COL
ored kidskin in button styles only, gray, ivory,
green and midnight blue; also gun metal calf
skin English last lace boots,
$50 pairs. of Women's splendid quality,
perfect fitting high Lace and Button Shoes;
accumulations and small lots of our regular
lines All feathers, gun metal, kidSkir, pat
ents, and some fancy novelties. Not all sizes.
Elegant chance for big bargain.
2S5 pairs of Women's Button Shoes, MARY
Stuart, ;" Caribbean, Radcliffe, " 1.-THE Amer
lean Girl" and college Women's" brands; \
cloth and leather tops; patent leather, kidskin,
and gun metal; Cuban, low and high heels.
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Catarrh of Stomach
Did Not Know It

Mrs. Selena Tanner. Athens. Ohio.
writes: Il cannot find words to ex-
press my thanks for your kind adj
vice. never once thought I had ca
tarrh Of the stomach. commenced
taking Peruna, as you directed. My
stomach continued to hurt me for
about two weeks after began the
medicine, and then It stopped. I now
have a good appetite. while before /
was nearly starved"
Those who object to liquid nnsdi-
einss can now procure Psruna Tab
Ists.
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POSITIONS SOUGHT
FORD. c. SOLDIERS
Washington Employers Asked
to Enlist Their Services
If Possible.

All Washington employers with
Jobs open that may be filled by return
ing District National Guard soldiers
are urged by Commissioner of Immi.
grafton Caminetti today to notify the
department of labor.
Commissioner Caminetti has launch.
ed a campaign to have jobs waiting
for the District soldiers when they re-
turn. The commission has desig.
mated J. F. McGrew, assistant chief of
the Bureau of Information of the De
partment of Labor. as officer In
charge of the Washington soldier en-
ployment campaign. d. L. Miller, OF
the information office, started out to-
day to make a canvass OF Washington
employers to locate jobs for the re-
turning soldiers.
Confer With General Harvey.
Mr.. McGrew will confer codav with
Brig. Gen. William E. Harvey. ,om-
handing the n:sil let National Guard,
IL obtain his cooperation in deter.
mining the number of Distrir. soldiers
who will need jobs when they return
from the border
All employees of the Government
who went to the border with the ma
tiUnal guard will return to their old
Jobs. Many private employers, how
ever, were unable to hold jobs opeE
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GRANTS NEW TRIAL.

Justice Gould. of the District Su-
preme Court. yesterday granted a new
trial In the case OF Anthony Messineo.
administrator of the estate of Angelo
Montemorano. against the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company.
Suit was brought by the administra-
OF Montamorano, who was electro
cuted April %, 1908. Attorneys
Wright and Wampler and Raymond
B. Dickey, for the plaintiff, fiIed
motion for a new trial
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as the applause stopped. "hTe gentle
man from Massachusetts,. Mr.. Gilbert,
man from Michigan, Mr.. Fordney. have
shown that the Treasury balance you
see reported in the newspapers every
day isn't balance at all. 1t Is not an
asset: it's liability. Instead OF hav-
ing q balance OF $o0.000.000 to the
good. the Treasury really Is O,0O0.-
900 worse of than nothing"
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COLD WEATHER PREDICTED
Drop In Temperature May Mean
More Skating on Basin.

There will be skating on tidal basin
tomorrow or Friday.
This was regarded as certain by
officials this morning when the fore
cast was for colder weather Thurs
day and a big drop in temperature.
There is no ice skating anywhere
in the CRY today.
The coolest this morning was at
o'clock, when the thermometer regis
tered 20 degrees. At o'clock IL was
80, and at 10 o'clock II had risen to
40. II may rain tonight, the weather
man says, but tomorrow the cold
wave will set in.
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1S "SUFFS" PICKET
THE WHITE HOUSE
Adopt Presidents Hoodoo Num-
Der to Show Thirteen
Suffrage States.

As II to show the President thai
he has no copyright on the hoo-doc
number of IL, silent suffrage senti
nels" picketing the White House
thirteen in number. stationed them
selves in front of the Executive Man
sion today.
Exactly thirteen sentries with thir
teen tri-colored sashes across their
chests and carrying thirteen suffrage
banners massed themselves at the
West gate and greeted Mr.. Wilson
when he returned from a game of
golf at the Washington Country Club.
There are thirteen suffrage States,
and each of the thirteen pickets was
a woman voter from one Of these
States.
Malone Pays Tribute.
One OF the first to pay tribute to
the woman voter pickets was Dudley
Field Malone, collector of the port of
New York, who had been pitted against
some of the sentinels during his cam
paign in behalf of President Wilson
in the West last fall
81 haven't seen any of you girls
since we met on the battlefield out
on the coast" Mr.. Malone said.
do you see any scars on us?" chal-
lenged Miss Mabel Vernon, of Ne
vada-
I'll admit that don't" he replied.
Those On Duty.
The sentinels this morning included
Miss Alice Henkel, of Illinois: Miss
Berts Crone. OF CALIFORNIA;: Miss Hazel
OF Montana: Mrs. Ella Nor
ton Dean, of Washington; Miss Mabel
Vernon, of Nevada; Miss Anne Wor-
rell, of Idaho: Miss Iris CaIderhead, OF
Kansas; Mrs. Jessie Hardy Mackaye,
OF Oregon: Mrs. Charles Undertake.
of Colorado; Miss Vivian Pierce, OF
Arizona: Mrs. Frank Mondell, of Wy
oming; Miss Lucy Branham, of Utah,
and Miss Beulah Amidon, OF North
Dakota.