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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
La Com;Sion Agraria y e. Catastro
cambiaran Dc local.

Por tener CUE ceder el local del
Palacio del Congreso de csta capital,
sito en- Ia antigua Gale del Correo
Viejo. a ia II. Legislature del Estad0
nombrada ultjnamente. las oficinaS
de Ia Comisi6n Local Agraria. qIe Sc
encontraban establecidas en- dicho G.
dificio. Seran trasladadaS a otro lugar
convenience. 10 mismo que las del Ca
tastro.
E. edificio en- question. que ostenta
en- su interior una estrCctuya morisca
Y reune condolences innejorables pa
ra e objeto q Que fue destinado, sera
remos4do compietamente para que
sea ocupado per e. Il. Congreso de!
Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
LOS SUBMARINES DOMiHADOS
POR LOS AERO2PLANOS....
(Vicne de la "a. pIana)

FL ayudante Frederick H. Prince
de Boston V Ell ayudante Laurence
Humsey de Buffalo, miembros de "a
~escuadrilla americana del ~ejercito
frances. ahora en- los EstadOs Uni
dos dijeron al Comite que Ia derco-
ia de Aleniania e~stribaria de que los
E.stados Unidos tuvieran en- el menor
tempo possible IN numero de aero
pianos Y de aviadores cue superara a
las ideas que Sc han tenido hasta
ahora. tai como 10 ma ~concebido ell
proyecto del gobierno. Ambos decla-
raron que los aliados ganar!an IL
guerra 81 a~lcanzaban ell control del
aire en- la misma forma que 10 obtu-
vieron hace unos cuantos meses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Ell TRIUNFO EN- LAS ELECCIONES
CORRESPOND A I'm ENEMI-
GO DE CARRANZA.

MAZATLAN,S Sin, JUNO 13.-Se-
gun datos recibidos de las ultimas e.
lecciones cara gobernador del Estado,
verificadas ell uitimo domingo, ell ge-
neral Ramon F. Iturbe obtuvo.....
.7.435 votos: eli general Manuel 4. Sa-
lazar 1852; e! I;cenciado Enrique
Moreno, 1,505; el sehor Fortunate
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

RECLAMAN SUS TIERRAS LOS IN
DIGENAS DE TONAYA.

JUADALAJARA. JUNO 13.-Ante
el g~obernador del Estado, Il conf
sion de indigenas del veclno pueblo
de Tonaya, pidi0 al mandatario Ia de-
~voluci6n de sus terrenos que, desde
hace algun tempo. han pasado al do
mimic de poderoSos, privando Z los in
digenas de medios de subSiStencla.
Hoy a las diez y media rindio la
protesta de ley, ante ell Supreme Trl-
hInal de Justicia del Estado . e. Sc
nor licenciado Sabas del Muro, non:-
brado juez segundo de 10 criminal.
Ell senior licenciado Juan Coma
les Rivera, hizo entrega del Juzgado
Tercero de 10 Criminal. al senior licen-
ciado Zen6n S. Ibarra, designado para
ocupar csc cargo.
Sc rumora que Ell senior Juan F.
Casillas. sera nombrado s]ecretario del
Juzgado Segundo Menor de 10 Civil Y
Hacienda.
Hoy. en- ell domicilio de la familia
Arzapalo De esta ciudad, Sc cfectuo
una allegro convivialidad. con motive
de ell dia de dias del jefe de Ia fami-
LA. senior Antonio Arzapalo.
Ell senior Alfonso s. Preciado.
contraera en- breve tempo matrimo-
MO. con la Senorita Lucia NllanIe-
va. Los futures c~ontrayentes per
tenecen 1 la buena soc!edad colimen-
Sc. habiendo va ~empczado a circular
profusamente las invitac!ones para c.
enlace re.igioso.
Hoy fuc s~epuitado, con todos los
honores de o~rdenanza, el senior licen-
ciado Manuel Alca"az. Jucz lnstruc-
tor Militar de esta plaza.
Las fucrzas del battalion dc Ia Es-
Gotta del Quartet General, lie tributa-
ron los honores poStImos y IN gran
numero dc sus amigos acompanaron
Su cadavcr.
Ell senior licenciaGo Juan COMA
lcz sali6 hoy Ell cI treH dc Irapuato
rumbo a Siiao. en- viajc de rccgco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

lecciones dc G~obernador Y diputaqos
al Congress- del Estado.
Por medic de Oficio. eI presidents
municipal De dicho distrito, comuni-
CO al gobierno del Estado. 10 que an
tecede.
Aun no Sc determine IL fecha en-
que hab-an de verificarse esas e~!eccio
mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

DESEU saDer Ct paraderO dc mi hiJo Jose
Gloria y QuiIano a uu!en VI por Ultima vcz
en- Ciudld Judrez, Chih.. en- AJril de 1914.
T!cnc ~ amos de edad. color blanco. csiatu-
IA ) pies Y ) pulgadaS, oioS negros, cara
rcdondl. aun no Ic sale bigoic. Orrczco una
n!agnirica qualification de $50 Z Ia persona
que me de iIfOrmcS eXactoS. dirigiendoSe 4
GrcgOrIo Gloria, TEMPE, Ariz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

DESEO Sabcr cl paradcro de In SefOra
WcnCesiada CarraSco, de IS amos, quicn ha-
&c TN afiO cstaba en- Laredo. Tex. dc don
dc Sc vino con TN seilOr llarnadO Felipe
Gaona. para Charlotte, Tex. la ultima mott
Cia que tuve rue que cSiaba trabaianiO con
IN SciIOr Florcntinn NillalOboS. uuicn We
Indic0 que hacc tempo - vino IL sonora
CarrascO para San Antonio. Tex. Is Orlsl-
Iar!a de AguascalicnieS, Mex. Grailficarh
\ Ia persona cue ne DC lDTormcS. Girlsien-
dose q Eduardo ORTIZ, isis Elm ST.. Waco.
Tex. f62jp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Vega, S75; el general Manuel Meta.
637. Y ell enc Angel Flores 324.
Por la computation anterior Sc We
que ell Partido Liberal Progresista va
triunfando con mayoria absolute.
La computation de diputados. CO.
mo la de gobernedores, atn no ESTE
conclulda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

-Anoche Sc verified en- esta ciu-
dad cl enlacc civil de Ia distinguida
senorita E~xaltaci6n Casanova, con
cl jovcn espanol Ricardo Gorrons.
L! acto tuvo IN caTacter intimo,
asistiendo solamentc los familiares de
la familia CasanUcva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
-MATRIMONIALE

HuMERE jnycn. de Ducn3 cducacidn Y con
hU"n Ullr!p. dr>ca lcnci' correspondence
con SciorIia. Seiior3 o viIuia uuc sea hon
rada Y mIjrr de I'll casa. para cOniracr
mItrImprio. McNicana. e>paiioia o %italianI.
Ia persona que ;" inIercsc SiryaSe csrri-
hi" 4 NIiado Rodriguez. l.. -. Box im3o.
r0ralcIlo. Idaho. $500
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

En- ell dictamen del concurso a
bierto de baseball, saco ell primer lu-
gar ell senior Antonio Delfin, con 731
votos, aunque la generalidad opina
que ell senior Juarez es e. mejor pla-
yer mexicano ~residente en- cl Puerto.
Con motive del %concu-so Y de los
votos obtenidos por los senores Del
fin Y Juarez, Sc les otorgaran por
igual dos premios y dos diplomas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

ERIGIRAN UN MONUMENTO AL
PATRIARCH DE LA SIERRA

PUEBLA, JUNO f3.-Los veclnoS
de Tetela, Xochiapulco, Y otros pue-
bios pertenecientes 4 Ia sierra, a
5rieron una suscripci6n con ei loahle
fin de erigir IN monImento al "a
triaIca Juan Francisco Lucas
Las c~antidades que Sc colecten Sc
ran ~entregadas al gobIerno del Esta-
do. para que las invierta en- la forma
indicada.
Sersn ;~nventar;ados los objetos h:sto-
ricos que cxisten en- los temples.
.Acatando a 10 dispuesto por Ia
sub-Secretaria de Estado. Ell goberna-
der dispuso que a Ia mayor brevedad
possible. Sc designer las personals que
nan de in~ventariar toda clase de OBJ
jetos que estan bajo Ia responsible
dad del clero, para que, en- esta Tor
ma, Ell gobierno del Centre y ell pue-
bio en- general. Sc den cuenta debida-
mente de aglello que 4 Ia Nacion per
t~enezca.
Los comisionados rendiran en- su o.
portunidad los informes que eStlmcn
convenientes. inGicando en eilos el
! estado cue guardian los temples. las
Ireliquias. p~:nturas y otros objetos ar
tist:cos G hiStoricoS, de improbable
vaior.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

-Procedente de Ia capital lego a
esta ciudad ell senior doctor Emilio
Contrcras, nombrado Director del Hos
pital Militar en- esta ciIdad.
Varios pr~ofesionistas. companeros
del doctor ContreraS, 10 obsequiaron
con I'm banQuete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

EMETERiO GUERRERO dcsea icncr notirias
&c >%iivcstre Guerrero V ran:lia. DirijanSc 2
I.Incicrlo Guerrero. Extra Gang No. 4, Chi
clg0 Rock Island Il. r., Conway, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Cuaado ~neces:te lioros en esPaaol.
Dir.jaso c ~Igaac;o e Lozano- N. Sam
e Rosa Av, San Antonio Texas.
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4 = : ! : !
E AVISO 4 NUESTROS
: SUSCRIPT0RES

= Los s~uEeriptcres de LA PREM ;
T. SA TO deben olvidar, cuando :
= csmbian de Residential, 6arnos !
= mos enotar o. camhio en- nuss- !
> "a direction CUE han tenido y la4
r que deseen tener En- adelante =
= ppes ain cate requisite no pode- 4
8 sros hlzo=- 9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
Ell primer pedido de AUTOMOBILES para
cl ~servicio Publico.

DcspueS de haberse colocado Ct ma
yor numero de acciones para constr
tuir la Socicdad AutomoviliStlca de
Fucbla, S. A, entire capitalists y CO.
uncertainties de esta plaza, Sc Va d pro-
ccder a hacer 81 primer pedido de
AUTOMOBILES que Sc e~mp!earan en- ei
servicio de pasajeros y carga en- eL
seryicio urbano y dc las poblac!ones
cercanas.
Fl uumero dc coches que primcro
Sc pOndran al se-vicio, c / de "a, y
dcSpIes de breve tempo SC traera ma
yor cantidad.
Por 10 quo Sc We, la ciudad &c Pue-
bla eontara dentro de pocos dIas, con
III bUen seryicio que suStltuira VEN
tajosamente al pesimo servlcio de tran
Was y coches de sitio, que funcionan
actualmente con gran disgusto de los
habitantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Sc REGISTRAR CASOS DE LA TIE.
RIBLE VIRUELA.

VERACRUZ. JUNO 13.-Hace al
gunos dias Sc registro un case de Vi
ruela, en- un soldado que prestaba sus
servicios en- las escoltas de Trenes.
Para evitar la propagation de tan
terrible enfermedad, ell atacado, a
quien Sc curara con todas las atencio,
mes debidas. ha sido aislado conve-
nientemente, tomando las providen-
cias del case las autoridades santa
rias de Ia cildad.
Los sendarmes pediran g~arantias.
En- estos ultimos dias han ocurrido
algunas fricciones entire militares y
policias.
Aunque Sc habia llegado al acue,-
do de que Ia policia no %interviniers
en- la detencion de militares y q es'
tos no procedieran contra la policia
los gendarmes ndmeros II y 154, fue
ron aprehendidos por veinte soldado:
v un captain, porque los gendarmes
fueron en- auxilio de un paisano q
quien estaba ~golpeando un sargento.
En- vista de este, ell olerpo dc
Gendarmern Sc dirigira respetuoso a
Jefe de Ia Guarnicion de esta plaza
~pidiGndole garantias.
Sc espera cue, en- vista de la razor
que les asiste. seran atendidos los
miembros de la Gendarmeria.
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En- ZacatIan no hubo eleccioncs-

En- vista dc que Ell dfstrlto de "a
catlau, de esta Entidad F~ederatIva,
Sc encuentra amagado por algInas
p2rtidas de revolucionarios, que el
domingo proximo pasado estuvieron
amagando los pueblos circunvecinos,
no pu6,eron tener <eriticatlvo las G.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

81 NESE>ITA express para NO rIeve SIS
prtacas II Ia eSiaciGn o Gamble sus mite
bics hSbicle a RoSales. Telcrono Crockett
975i y Travis ii35.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22
LA PARTICIPATION DE PUEBLA
EN- Ell CONGRESO DE CONFER
CIANTES.

PUEBLA. JUNO Liza Camara
de Concrete de esta ciudad, ha acep
tado la in~vitacion hecha por Ia de Me
xico. para asistir al Congreso dc Co.
merciantes que Sc reunira en- la Sc
gunda de dichas ciudades. cl proNlmo
doce de Julio, con cl objeto dc ira
tar lmportantisImos asuntos de ST.
ma trascendencia para ell pals.
En- la junta que Sc ucvara a cabo
en- ID presentc semana, sera nombra-
do un delegado que lleve IA represen-
tacion de las tres camaras que eNisten
Ell esta poblacion, como son la AgrIco
Ia. de Concrete c Industrial.
En- Ia Secretaria de L. Camara de
Concrete, infoI maron de los principal
les asuntos que Sc trataran en- dicho
Congreso, Y que son los siguienteS:
! moraiizacion del concrete.
Capitalization del concrete.
U~nIficaci6n de las Camaras de- pals
para fines de ayuda mutua.
Nedios que sea c~onvenicnteS pa
| a evitar la escasez de los articulos
| lie consImo diario 0 de primera nece-
sidad.
y el eStablecimiento de IN Banco
Refracc;onar;o. que sirva para impul
sar las industries que Sc encuentran
parallzadas por Ia falta de capital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

COMPARhNDO Fl precio actual del azicar
con ei del pilOncIllo mexiCano "El Iubio''
r"SilIa TN ahOrro de cincucnla por ciento.
:! listed no Ia ha usaGo, pfdalo 4 su tende-
re 0 ayfscDGs. J. 81. y G.. MsrroQuin. 800
DOiOTOSa 81. (Ti)
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AVISOs De OCCASION
ARRENDAMIENTOS-

Sc RENTA hacienda en- Ia region mineral
dc CoaluilS. 7S millas al Sur de Eagle Pass,
Tex. Propiedad Immediate %Ferrocarriles Ma
ciOnales en- Sabinas y Muzluiz. Terreno
1000 acres 600 en- %cultivo). con vieiisima Y
%abundanie concession dc agtas para irriga-
ciGn. Magnfrica nogalera sobre RIO Sabinas-
InfOrmara NJ. L. Flores, los Belyta ST., SAN
ANTONIO. Tex. (76)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Ell senior licenciaGo Juan COMA
Iez salio hoy Ell cI trea dc Irapuato
rumbo Il Siiao, en- yiaje de rccgco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Sc RENTAN cuartos con dos camas. para
hOmDres solos. $3.50 scenarios por per-
soma. banjo libre. tt2lia South Santa Rosa
Avenue. (630)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Sc ENSENA ingles 4 precios moderados,
por Sei!0rita conpetente, que habla espa-
loi. liable al telGfOno Travis 1913. 100
CofrInan Ave. Oil
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COMPRE, venda o Gamble mucbIes &c seEua
da malo. EtaaOs an,eS de CGTuETar . ven
der. Pages racIIes. pixie Furniture -
Crtckctt ag4. T5)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-22

Hoy. en- ell domicilio de la famiiia
Arzapalo de esta ciudad. Sc efectuo
una allegro convivialidad. con motive
de ell dia de dias del jefe de Ia fami-
LA. senior Antonio Arzapalo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-10
Grief Causes Death
 of Bridgeport Woman

Grieving for her daughter, who died a year ago, and mourning the ab- sence of a son, whose death had never been revealed to her, Catherine, wid- ow of Thomas J. Dobbs, died this morning at the home of her son-in- law, Edward Rink, 39 Sterling street, after AS hours illness of pneumonia. Mrs Dobbs had long been a cripple with rheumatism and her health was poor when a year ago Christmas. her favorite son, James Dobbs, died in Boston. Because of her condition, it was thought best not to tell her. On the 27th of the following January, her daughter, with whom she lived, Mary E. Rink, wife of Edward Rink, died suddenly. It was impossible to keep the news of her daughters death from the elderly woman. When her son did not come to- the funeral she was told that he had joined the navy and 1t was impossible to locate him.
 The death of her daughter almost broke her heart and since that time sent son was constantly in her thought and she grieved because she did not hear from him. She died without knowing that he was dead. Her only survivor is son, John Dobbs of Bos- ton. Mrs. Dobbs was born in Liver pool England, 65 years ago. but came to this country when young woman She lived in Boston for many years before coming to this city to make her home with her daughter.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-10
3. \. 5. 10 HAVE
 LARGEST RADIO
 IN CONNECTICUT
Station That May Receive Message From Germany
 Is Being Installed.

The largest wireless telegraph sta tion in the state is being installed at the High school by Prof. Stack, Elec- trician Morris and a number of the pupils in the science class. It is ex- pected that the installation will be completed by next Tuesday when it will be tried out. A. double set Of aerials and double set of receivers will be used. These sets can be com bined so that a message sent out from as far. away as Germany can be pick ed up by the station. The students are learning the international code under the tuition of Prof Stack, who is instructor in introductory science at the High school.
 More than 1000 feet of copper wire will be used in the aerials. This wire was furnished gratis by the Bridge port Brass Co., The Electric Cable Co. gave the leads and the S. N. E. T. Go. is furnishing cne insulation. Other manufacturers have given oth- CT parts of the apparatus so that the station has cost nothing to the city or the students.
 An Aero club to take up the study of wireless telegraphy, aeronautics and kindred subjects will be formed at the school next week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-10
STEPNEY

Mrs Edwards s. Beardsley and son William visited a few days recently at the home of Edwin Wheeler in Bridgeport.
 Charles Smalley has engaged a blacksmith to assist him in his shop.
 MI. and Mrs. William Wakeley have returned home after spending week at the home of Robert Lynch
 The teachers meeting scheduled to be held in the Center school last Monday was postponed until next week on account Of the snow.
 Mrs. Harry c. Morgan has spent a few deys this week as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Stephen B. Hayes.
 Clayton Hawley was unable to at tend. s,hool in Bridgeport this week on account of a severe cold.
 Fran Mellen has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. William c. Nichols.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Drew of Bridgeport, was a recent caller in the village. ( Jolln Poland has spent a day at his farm here overseeing the filling of his ice house.
 A Lincoln service with special muaic will be conducted by Rev. Geo. Powell, Sunday m orning, ut the Meth odist church.
 Mr. M. D. Curtiss spent Thursday with out of town friends.
 Mrs Emily D.. 'Leavenworth is pending some time with her sister at flenham, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-10
Atty. Gould Gets
 Another Injunction
 Restraining Landlord

Undaunted by his first defeat at the hands of his landlord, Attorney Robert H. Gould of this city, has ob- tained second temporary injunction restraining William H. Mackie from ejecting him from the Gould bunga- low in Sound Beach. This is in re- ply to the writ of summary process obtained by Mackie.
 AS soon as the injunction writ was served upon Maclie the latter in" structed his counsel to ask the court to dissolve the injunction. This mo- ton will be argued next F'riday before Judge Bennett. The trouble be- tween Attorney Gould and the land lord arose over alleged defective plumbing The lawyer claimed Mac kie had failed to keep an agreement to maintain the plumbing inN good re- pair. Upon Attorney Gould's re- fusal to pay the rent until conditions were improved; the landlord started court proceedings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-10
ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
Switzerland's Only
 Port of Entry Held
 Entirely Inadequate
Third floor.

Paris, Feb. 10--Cette, the sole sea outlet permitted to Switzerland oy the German submarine note, is aoso- lutely incapable of supplying the country's needs, according to rep resentative of the Mattin, wno went to the port to make an lnvestlgatlon. n. The traffic of Cette has doubled since tbe outbreak of the war, but the wharf space and equipment ars the same as in time ot peace.
 Switzerland sends three trains daily for merchandise. her share of the ports traffic being about one-thlrd. The Mathis representative says that Cette might handle enough fooo- stuffs to keep Switzerland from starv- ing, but that it would be quite inn possible for it to meet requirements of Swiss industries, the harbor not be- ing designed for the handling of bulky or heavy merchandise.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-10
Traffic Held Up
 When Coupling Pin
 of Coaches Breaks
Especial to The Farmer)


 Stamford, Feb. 10.-An unidentified woman passenger on the 10:03 Shore Line express from New York, narrow ly escaped serious, if not fatal injuries, when the coupling pin between two coaches broke, as she was stepping from the platform of one Pullman to preceding coach.
 As the coaches parted, the woman passenger managed to jump from the cross plate to one of the platforms and retain her balance. The train was proceeding at a fair rate of speed when the accident occurred, south of the station.
 Traffic was tied up fer consider able length of time and the express, which was due in Bridgeport at 11:25, did not reach that city until 12:45. The Keene, N. H., express and several ac- commodation trains were also held up by the accident.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-02-10
SICK } WEEKS, WOMAN DIES OF
 POLI0My yE:L.|TIS
Mrs. Henry A. Felix Latest Victim of Infantile Para
 lysis Here.

Following three weeks of illness with infantile paralysis, Edith May Scheib, wife of Henry A. Felix, died early this morning at her home, 646 Brooks street. Mrs. Felix, who was one Of the best known women of East Bridgeport, where she had resided many years, was stricken with the fa- tai disease three weeks ago next Mon day. She was not thought to be seri- ously ill until a week later when numbness began to develope in her feet. Dr. c. N. Heskell was then summoned and he diagnosed the case as infantile paralysis Her condition continued to grow worse until death came this morning. She retained consciousness until the last.
 News that Mrs. Felix was suffering with infantile paralysis came as shock to her hundreds of friends throughout the city. Of a retiring dis position, she was greatly loved by those who knew her. It is mys- tery to her family how she could have contracted the dread illness, as she had not been away from her home much of late and had not been in any public gathering. places at all.
 Mrs. Felix was born in this city, 35 years ago, the daughter of the late MT. and Mrs. Frank Scheib. She at tended the public schools here. For several years preceding her marriage she was telephone operator at the Singer Manufacturing Co. She was a member of St. Puu1's Episcopal church.
 Besides her husband, she is sur-l vived by two sisters, Mrs. E. R. Coul- son, and Miss Marion Louise Scheib, who is telephone operator at Hincks Bros.
 The funeral will be held privately tomorrow afternoon from her late home. Rev. Benjamin F. Root, rec tor of St. PauIs Episcopal church will conduct the services. Burial will be in Lakeview cemetery.