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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
Ante IN CoHsejO dc Guerra
eompareci6 Vale Cambre
en- Monterrey, n. |.
Sc LIE ACUSA DE REBELLION POR
HABER SIDO SECRETARIO
DE GOBIERNO DE RAUL
MADERO.
Corrc>pondcncra Especial para IA riENs,

Correspondence EsnPrIaI para IA riiENS,
MONTERREY, Febrero 2S.-Enri-
que Vale Cambre, s]ecretario de 60
5ierno de Raul Madero, durante Ell
tempo que dicho jefe revo!ucionurio
estuvo en- calidad de gobernador Y
comandante militar villista del Esta-
do de Nuevo Leon, ha sido llevado
ante un Console de Guerra eXtraordi-
mario para ~juzgarsele por ell delito
de rebellion que es el de que Sc lie
2cus6 desde que fue a~prehendido en-
esta ciudad, hace varios meses.
Vale Cambre ha estado preso en- la
Pcnitenciaria del Estado. Durantc
algun tempo estuvo sin que Sc le
ccnsignara a ninguna autoridad, pc
70 habieniose hecho gestiones en- csc
Sentido, el ~gobernador, general Pa
bio de Ia Cara, 10 consign0 al jueu
Habiendcsc teTminado el proceso
: pudiera ser iuzgado a Ia mayor
breveGad possible, a fin de que, 81 Sc
le encontraba culpable, sc le senten-
ciaria a sufrir la pcna correspondents
e Y Sc le declaraba inocente Sc lie
pusiera en- libertad absolute.
MabiGndOsc terminado Ell proceso
Y acumuladose los cargos que 10 ha-
cen aparecer como REQ comprendido
en- las leyes puestas en- vigor por el
gobierno de facto, el comandante
militar de Ii Inca fronterlza, gcn7-
raj Alfredo Ricaut, senalo cl dia Ae
10Y para la v~erificaci6n del Console
de Guerra eXtraordinario de Vale
Cambre.
TiGncnsc muchas espcranzas de
que Vale Cambre sea absuclto. pues
~lIcvaran Ia voz dc Il defcnsa los L.
-cnc:ados Virgilio G%:za Juno de los
.bogados mas notables de Nu@vo
Le6ny V AbelinO Espinosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
I'm captain del sjercIte
americana Sc suicide en-
Eagle Pass, Texas
SU CADAVER FUE CONDUCIDO A
LA ESTACION DEL FERROCA-
RRIL CON LOS HONORES
DE ORDENANZA.
rnnc>pnn,rncia ESpccraI para Ia PRENsA

E.lf >lbNililfllFiI NJ ptia ~ 'i--N
EAGLE PASS, Mario 1o.-Hoy a
as los de II tarde fue conducido a la
.s.aci6n o todos los honores dc
..dcnanza. ei cadavcr del captain ia
nos, del Tcrcer Rcgimientc de In
sanreria. de guarnici6n en- Eagle Pass.
FL captain James, bastante esti-
mado Y respectable por sus compane-
ros. sc suicide aver, segun el declr
ycnc1aI. sin que Sc conozHl. las eau
as arc 10 llevaron a tan eXtrema re-
seduction.
Formaron en- su c~ortejo fdnebre,
la tardc de hoy. todos los o~ficiales
'rancos de la guarnici6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

uESEO Sabcr el paradcrT dc mis- Tadrp;
M n,OnZ3Icy Y fedora Murga. asi ON
Dc dos nifiia> ! dos hCmbres, hcrmarp,
mics. nabiCndOm. sepdradu dc mi faint
liza mace como Sfi> dfiG.. dGiindOll on ri
CStld0 de durango. perQ hcSdc Abr;I del
ano pa>adn suPe rue estahan en- CaIpyirn,
Cal Bc-c" SGDrr en- d6nde So nncucnIran
ahOTa. a:rldeCicndO cuaIQuicr inrOrme que
81 me prOpOrCinnc. ROMANO GONZALEZ,
CHRISTMAS. AftlZ. (3i
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,GCREr0S WARiNULOSGS.-S: listed ue-
"a h3llar !eIiCidad. suerie, fortuna amor.
lOria v sOSie9O. 81 listed fesea icDer fIi-
! Ell FL Cun,ercio, Il GIIIcre triunfar en- sUs
WEr"StS. 81 Gi!lere h: rnrSe al ar, ST Guiere
Air victoriOSo en- toGos Sus asuntOS Y IN
rlT iOdOS Sis dcSe0S. pida mi CuriOso H.
rtio. DuF le Sara enviafO gratis q vuel-
80 lie cnrrrn Direction. ST. J. Verce, Apst-
ada tqi, UlDana. Cuba
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

TEL RIIO GONZALEZ dc>ca Sabcr ri pa.
rIIrrn dc Ill h"rudnr Jose EuSchlG Con
,aIrL. In NarXn Il" iyi" rCrIbtp una c3rSa
re Winfield. kar,>a>. Cn Santa Maria &c
los Angeles. Jdli>"u, y no III vIrliu / te.
nor raLGn dc 81. - grdHrICard ron I'm
afip de >r.-rrrpt ion a la PItENSN' o con
sJ,un a Ia pcrs'fIH qg" dc lnrpr;ncS ctdr-
los dc ~ paradrro. DIrlIlrSe d TtburCiu
r,OnZalrZ. Villas, HANS. ~,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

II EECESlTAN-nInrrnS y iornalerOS para
r-abai; iOdus los GiaS. HemOS auIncnta-
a. I0ThaI dc 81 4 81 ceniayOs pOr toncla-
4 De carbon cargado. ambien pagafnos
" ,.cn,avos 2or y7rda adtcIonal de entra-
da. Mina SEGA, no hay gases explosives,
huen alre, mciOr que trabaiO arlera Y
mas bicn pagado. NucStrOs mincros me.
>IranOS macon de dos a tres dollars por
liza. TOdrnl0S aluriiar rsSas. BEAR GRASS
'OAL c., JEWETT, TEXAS.
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= NECE.>ITA express para GIc lI"vc SrIs
~,,,llra- 4 ll C>iaCI6l o rafnhl" SIS niue
blc-. hIbl"lc u Eiusalc>. T~rlCluIu Crockett
:.yi Y TrTvlS iiah.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
Otros reos iuzgados mIiItarmente.

Aver fucron juZgados por un con-
s"jo dc guerra eXtraordinario. Ma
uucI Castillo, Rosalio Rcyna, Come
Ito Hernandez, MERGED Cruz Y Vic,
lor Albjzo, acusadoS del iclito dc re-
6cli6n al gObicrno dc facto.
Sc les scntcucIO a variOS amos dc
prisi0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

Cuando necesite iibros en- esPanol
dirijase a Ignecio E Lozano.-6o?
Dolorosa St. San Antonio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

SE AREEGiiN Y fnScfidn tCda ClaSa dc pei
naGO. / prc:lOS sLmatncnic cGnIodoS. s2l
;. Fresa St. go
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COnstruCciin de Cuarteles

Es va I'm hecho que en- Brownsville
serln construidos Cuartcles para la
tropa y alojamientos para la oficIa-
Iiaad, en- condolences de ser usados
por los dist:ntns servicios m~ilitares.
y para todos los Regimicntos de dis
tintas arm&s que venGan aqui.
Las nucvas construcc:ones Sc le-
.vantaran ell las ccrcanias de Ia c.
lonla Victoria. Y seran una fuentc
de trabajio y bienrstar para los ira
hajadoreS locales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

iHKEGLO SOMEFERDS-Je senoFas. srno.
rit.s ' nIIOS, pOr malo qIe sea el est ldo
Il que sc clCucnireE V pU- detcriorados
He cSlen SIS aioTnps. los rcformo Y
Impio pcrfeCIamenic Y los deIO arregl8-
los 4 Ia ultima mOda. por 80 y 10 centsyos.
81. HUoio. lis Reynolds 81. Telefono Gro
k.;t sIS7.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

- NL,i-iTNN iuuihr"> para iIinilar V
.I--Iruular lirrIa~ lTll,air I"Fmiii"ni".
Iucuu> salaries. t'rTu"> ImplriuclIu-. Ndya
lr-io para lrIbaIar con ll!>lU fl"rc>. Ian
,nn ~tcyCn>. ruHdldu Wilson. sobrr 81 ca
mInJ Observation-Disclosures l3Jl
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:agd.-Comunicolo a listed para su
conocimientos y efectos."
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DIVERSOS:-

DIVERSOS:-
IA EIEGtNCIA.' barbCTia. la Intra pcIr-
ria "n IAN Antonio. cue "Iicnia ron cNpcr'
ia. hYri.crO> ctlrOTcO<. NISIir listed este CS-
tablrri.uleniO \ CucdIrI >aiI>teclO q" Ia
Iruntltud : I. cSnrradn CU:dldO ron que 10
a~ran. E-pC, ialIddd III Na>ic"> ElcclffcOS,
Railu> ,IC s-uH tlbia y fra. I'raNccI> Maril-
ncL. prupictariO, 77 W. Commerce FL. >an
,niunlo. Texas tyiJl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03
Ell consul johnson regreserd
a su puesto en- el puerto
de Mafamor0S
Ell TRAFICO POR Ell PUENTE IN
TERNACIONAL HA OUEDADO
CERRADO DURANTE
LAS NOCHES.

"nrrcSponIrncra Especial para IA PRENSN
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Mario 10.
IIa ~rcgresado a Brownsville el
J5nSul lie los Estados Unidos en- Ma
'aroros, J. H. Johnson, quien habia
lido a Houston a visitar a su familia.
FL rcfcrido consul. segun Sc asegura
csta p~reparando ell traslado de su
o~ficina. a Matamoros, para desempe-
9ar ALI dc nuevo su cargo. Mr.. John
ion. como sc rccordara, Sc traslad6
! Brownsville con su oficina cuando
50 creyo inmincnte la guerra entire
Mexico y los Estados Unidos, 4 eau
L dc la tirantez de relaciones pro-
vocada por Ia prescncia dc tropas a
mcricanas en- territorio mcXicano.
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La cnda fria.

Dcspuas de ounce dias de calor
,o~chornoso, V cuando Sc tenia va por
cgura i entrada de la prlmavera Y
,un del verano cruel de estas latltu-
DIES. ell tempo tuvo desie las prime
ras horas de Ia noche de aver un
.ambio brusco hacia los dias mas
crudos del invierno.
Nnrantc TODD ell dia de hoy, ell
frio ha sido intense, tan intense CO.
mo en- Diciembre Y n fIna lluvla
!elada ha caido durante cast TODD ell
liz.
Mas de una vcz sc ha dado ell case
de uue la ciudad Sc c cublerta dc
nieve Ell plcno mes de Mario Y tai sc
tcme que acontezca en- esta OCCASION.
Vuclve a SUI puesto.
Mr.. T. G.. George, caballcro muy
anrcciado en- la locaiidad. ha vuclto
a ponerse al frcnte del dcpartamcnto
de flctes en- la oficina del S. P. en-
esta p~oblacion, puesto que ha ocupa-
10 pos mas de % amos y del que Sc
habia s~cparado por enfcrmedad, sus-
lituytndolo Ell tanto muy acertada-
mentc, Mr.. King.
T! concrete cntero SC felicia por
clio.
Ell CORRES"ONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-03

~"AA
no nay para que temer mas q los
dolores de Ia materaidad. E! hac
desaparecer los acHaques del embs
razo, suprime los dolores del alum,
bramiento, pro2ura IN rapido rests
blecimiento, eje-cita acci6n sobr'
los pechoS Y giaudu.as ~secretoria
de la leche dando lUgar a cue IA ma
DIRE Pueda ~a!inentar a. recien naci
do, ' alivia a las mujeres nerviosas
i6biles o que sufren de periodic
irregulares 0 do}orosos. No contie
ne ninguna slstancia nociva a !:
madre 0 criatura pr6Mma a mace
: no necesita dieta.
OFERTA ESPECIAL
DO de tempo. al recibo de s1.OO or,
Americana. le ~enviaremos a I'd. 20.
correo certificate, franco de porte
pna Gaia de COMPUESTO NIT
CRELLA, 0 seis cajas por $500 !
IN ejemplar Gel libro del Dr.. J. f
Dive Que dice: Como llegar a Sc.
pnadre." Escriba HOY MISMO q:
DR.. J. H. Dye Medical Institute,
327 Lincoln Bldg. Buffalo, N. 7.
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2ESOUISAS:-

GIirIFiCiE:: "nn Sj.pl ! Ia rcr-ynr Tn.:
u,. mluITur 81 rT"idrru Il" M h"r'iIf,i
Primitive rrr1drrIrt. 'r uuIrn liyr IL IT.
lnII uulIrta 81, 1913. DIET E~iTi' Il" kNn-
"a. VI nu.Iihrc - Mia "rnruI"/. ''""p
'IrI"r dlrI:lr-" = benjamin T.. '."prh. -
SOFA. NRiIi'NA. -
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yENTAS

~ N.NnE I'4rb'r'i. ur."Ia InCaild Id. -
West rUIurr'r,'' -, N"nE% mH',iia'II"'il
'r. ]. -hHi'"r 80
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II NENul y mo - dos arrr> de- r"ead!O en-
Ia ruvLad. ,Iruaiu> IN lugar fmIgHlrirn. 80
ran-irrIria I]"tlVriil casa: r"niiclOncS ,bl-
rI.ur>,. 4 r35 NiDarc Building. t3i
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
Grow More Wheat
Is Timely Advice

Now is the time for every farmer
to think about increasing his wheat
acreage, as well as yield.
1t is a patriotic duty as we'll as
a business proposition to increase
the wheat acreage for next year.
The government has insured the
farmer two dollars for his wheat
next year. therefore, why not in
crease the acreage and yield.
Now is the time to order your
fertilizer. Don't forget the use of
lime is very important where clover
seed is to be sown.
Where no manure has been applied
before seeding, or where the applica-
ton has been very light, q moderate
application of manure during the
winter will be very profitable, not
only will it increase the yield, but
acts as a protection against winter
killing. Where a liberal supply of
barnyard manure is used or a heavy
sod plowed down, apply from $50
to $50 pounds of sixteen per cent
acid phosphate. The manure fur
if supplemented with acid phos-
phate, a we'll balanced fertilizer is
the result.
If your soil is lacking in nitrogen,
the application of 2-10 fertilizer
should give good results. 1t will pay
to buy fertilizer this fall even If
prices are high.
Plow land early and work down to
O good, firm, well pulverized seed
bed. Where wheat follows corn or
potatoes, the land can be we'll pre-
pared by thorough discing, or spring
tooth narrowing. Don't sow wheat
on q loose soil. Get it firm and cam
pact.
Don't forget the importance OF
good sead Sow a variety that has
done we'll for you or your neighbor.
Make arrangements for clean seed,
free from weed seed. Wheat yield
can be greately increased by careful
tanning of the seed, blowing out all
shriveled grains, thereby having only
the plump healthy grains.-Dauphin
County Farm Bureau.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
Qualities of Silk Gloves
Known For Their Wear

We know the makers of these silk gloves and know the
excellence of the goods they in their gloves That
blnatlon OF quality, and skilled workmanship in glove max
ing naturally gives assurance of style and service
Two-casp silk gloves. white black tips
1roo,sn ,s,, =, 75c. s5c and
washable chamosete gloves in white
Iwo-clasp washable eatherette white
Dives Pomeroy Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
Other Attractive Voiles in Fine Dress Cottons

35c woven voile, So inches
wide, white grounds, colored
woven stripes, will not fade.
Harvest Sale Price, yard, .15c
Dress ginghams, a large and
complete line of fancy plaids,
stripes, checks and plain shades.
Harvest Sale Price, yard,
14c 19c and CSC
Kiddie cloth for boys suits
and rompers in neat stripes and
plain shades. Harvest Sale
Price yard ............... csc
Percales, 36 inches wide, in
white grounds with choice shirt
ing styles. Harvest Sale Price,
yard, 2Oc
William Anderson and d. & ].
Anderson ginghams in fancy
plaids, checks, stripes and plain
shades, ...... .35c, soc and 6Oc
Dives Pomeroy &
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
New Fall Apparel For
the Baby

Dainty knit goods in all styles that essential babys
comfort this fall and winter Quite the complete show
ing have had for early outfttng
trimmings to
S1OO, $125, $15O
5Oc 75c, 800, SIPS
Pomeroy Stewart Second Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
1n1n1er Skirts at Special Prices

White gabardine and crash
skirts in plated or gathered
styles with large patch pockets
trimmed with white pearl but
tons; sizes 25 to SO. Special
at ............... 81 .98
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

soc voiles, white grounds.
choice line of styles. Harvest
sale Price, yard, soc
35c and soc voiles, neat
stripes, fancy plaids and figures.
Harvest Sale Price, yard, 29c
35c voiles, white grounds, neat
colored stripes, woven colors.
Harvest Sale Price, yard, .25c
29c wash suiting white
grounds and colored stripes,
Harves tSale Price yard Ice
Beach cloth in plain shades
36 inches wide, yard, go. .29c
Plain poplins, choice line of
shades, yard ........o o0c
Crepes in silk and cotton, 35
inches wide, all the leading
shades, yard, .49c
Poplin silk and cotton, SO
inches wide, half silk, yd, SOC
ewart. Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

$1.00 Fulton negligee shirts,
soft fold cuffs, sizes IA to IS.
Harvest Sale Price, ...... .69c
$3.50 fibre silk shirts, soft
fold cuffs, figured picardy
weaves and stripes. Harvest
Sale Price ............ .$1.S0
69c and 75c plain white and
stripe sport shirts, broken lots.
Harvest Sale Price, ...... .48c
$1.50 woven stripe madras
shirts, soft fold cuffs, sizes IA
to II. Harvest Sale Price, $1.10
Striped percale shirts, coat
styles, laundered cuffs,
60c and 79c
$1.00 Panama, rep and pop
lin negligee shirts, sizes Ia to IT.
Harvest Sale Price, .79c
WORK SHIRTS
Amoskeag blue chambray
work shirts, collar attached,
sizes 141s to II, SOC
Dives, Pomeroy & Ste
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
Fine eCOttOnVOilesH

One of the largest purchases of voes that we ever
made because the price the quality the almost certainty
OF hgner prices next season prompted when we
had the opportunity This permits Sell regular 25c
grade 50 inches wide, in seventyive patterns at 1880
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
Grocery Economies For Saturday

Your choice of Fels Naphtha.
Ivory. P. &C. Naphtha Soap. 10
oars lot .OtC
Lenox laundry soap, 10 bars
IOT .4BC
10 bars Wool soap, ..... soc
100 lb. bag granulated sugar,
$S.yS
20 Id. bag granulated sugar,
$2.25
Fresh Diamond creamery but
ter, ............ ..........4 .4Sc
Dives, Pomeroy &
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
The New Dress Fabrics For
Fall in Many Styles

Shipment after shipment of colored goods COM
ing in for early fall buyesmaking the showing
tractive with rich patterns and shades.
Fine all wool yard,
WOOL popn all WOOL 4O-inch best fall shades,
French all splendid shades, 42nc,
Safu' S125
French twill 4linch
Silk popln shades
Wool
Mixed burela, rich wooden coating yard $3.50
Dives, Pomeroy sewart-sreet
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

White poplin and linene skirts
with a full gathered back and
inverted or patch pockets; sizes
20 to 38. Special at ......$ .$1.25
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

Blue chambray work shirts,
sizes IA to II. Harvest Sale
Price, .............. 45C
CSC blue chambray sport
shirts. Harvest Sale Price, 4Sc
MEMS PAJANIAS
$11S white maLras pajamas,
all sizes, silk frog trimmed.
Harvest Sale Price. .... .95c
$1.35 and $3.50 soft finish
stripe pajamas, silk braid and
silk frog trim. Harvest Sale
Price, ............. 81 90
MEMS NECKWEAR
soc tub ties in hand
styles, panel stripe and embroid-
cred ends. Harvest Sale Price.
zee
25c tub ties four-in-hand
style. Harvest Sale Price, tic;
lOT QUO
art, Mems Store
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
Hundreds of These Mems
Shirts Should Go Out in
TO-mOrrOW's Sale

The Mems Wear Section is taking advantage of the Au
gust Harvest Sale to get stocks in spicandpan condition
for autumn and in the cleanup host of excellent offer
ings in shirts
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17
Sale of Whittall Rugs
Closes Tomorrow

WHITTALES ANGLO-PERSl-
AN RUGS
9x12 feet, $3.50 value. Special.
$67.5O
s.3x10.6 feet, STATS value. Spe-
clal, S01.OU
36x63 inches, $13.75 value. Spe-
cial, .S11.oO
WHITTALL'S ROYAL WOR-
CESTER WILTON RUGS
sx15 feet, $500 value. Special,
$72.50
9x12 feet, S61.75 value. Special,
$3.50
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

Full cream cheese, lb., SOC
Smoked. shoulder, nice and
lean, h., .23c
Lean sugar cured hams ID.
&c
Hires root beer bottle .13c
Katie Hag pack ....... CSC
White Dove flour .85c
Gold Medal floud .90c
Rich aroma coffee, lb., :. CSC
Jello ice cream powder, 8 for
csc
Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

s.Sx10.6 feet. $56.25 value. spe-
claI, ............. S45.OO
WHITTALLS CHLID EMA
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS
9x15 feet, $500 value. Special,
$45.O0
9x12 feet, s41.O0 value. Special.
$500
S.Sx1O.6 feet, $3.50 value. Spe-
cial, .$31.5O
6x9 feet, $23.75 value. Special
$4,000
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Third Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

Dives Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-17

$3.50 and $3.75 white gabar-
dine skirts of fine quality in
medium and large sizes. Spe-
Cldl. D2.OO
Dives, Pomeroy e. Stewart,
Second Floor.
The Denver star., 1917-11-24
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to publicly thank the many
friends for the kindness shown us
during the illness of our beloved
daughter and wife, Ethel E. Johnson.
and for the beautiful floral offering,
also the choir of Zion Baptist Church
for the service rendered by them
Rev, and Mrs. A. E. Reynolds, Mt
Roland johnson
Much to the delight of her many
friends, Mrs. Thomas Graer is home
slowly recuperating after spending
two weeks at the ST. Joseph's Hospi-
tai, instead OF st. Anthony's as in
correctly stated by us last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
Turkey and Goose Dinner on Thanks
giving day. All will join in the I'm
ion services to be held at Zion.
The revival will begin very soon.
The date has not been decided upon
as yet.
Let's keep in mind the necessity of
paying the benevolences very early.
The Third Quarterly Conference will
be the first Sunday. Let every mem
ber see their class leader before that
time.
The Denver star., 1917-11-24
TO AVOID coNFLicTs. CONSULT
THIS COLUMN AND SEE WHAT
lS TO be GIVEN.

Nov. 22nd-Grand Prize Entertain
ment, X. of P.'s. Fern Hall. Morri-
sons orchestra.
Nov 26th-MeDaniei Sisters at Col
umbine Dancing School. Latest songs
and dancing.
Nov. 27-Smith Lodge No. Is An
niversary. Old Colony TX. of P) Hall.
Nov. 2sth-The Championship Drill
v. 3. F. and S. M. T. Volunteer Grand
teer Grand Lodge Club at Old Colony
Hall.
Nov. 29-Masonic entertainment at
1747 Arapahoe St. Manitou hall.
November %. Grand Lodge Com
mittee, U. B. F-s & S. NJ. rs, at Old
Colony Hall.
Nov. 29-Scott's Old Folks Jubilee
for Thanksgiving with Ladies' Aid an
nual dinner at the church.
Nov. 3O-Thanksgiving entertain
ment at Old Colony Hall by Juvenile
Dept Brushburners A. w.
Dec. 6th-Carnation Art Clubs
Clown Dance at Fern Hall.
Dec. 2O-Butchers' Union Ball at
Fern Hall. Morrison's Orchestra.
Dec 24-Xmas Tree and Turkey
Gift Entertainment given by the Col
umbine Dancing Academy.
The Denver star., 1917-11-24
NoTIcEI

We have a telegram from Washing
ton authorizing us to accept until fur
ther orders, suitable Colored men for
enlistment in stevedore regiments.
quartermaster for national army.
Men 80 accepted will be sent after
enlistment to Newport News, Va,
with orders to report to commission
officer to stevedore regiments.
We will also accept married men If
they sign declaration to support their
families while in service. At present
time there are no vacancies in regular
army or cavalry, except men who
have had regular service previous,
but there will be opportunities later.
The only thing open to Colored men
now. who have not had previous serv.
ice. is stevedore regiments.
(Signed) MAJOR BARNEY,
Acting Recruiting Officer.
The Denver star., 1917-11-24
MOONLIGHT CONFETTI so,REE.

1t is not often that Denver is
blessed with young ladies with bright,
ideas in furnishing
social activities for their equals, and
when they do the Star always likes to
praise them. That grand moonlight
carnival and confetti soiree at Fern
hall last Thursday was the swellest
AFFAIR given in Fern hall this year. Ar
tistic attractiveness, regal splendor,
combining the various tastes of So
ciety, associated with the latest oral
designs, easily made this event su-
perior to all. To Mrs. Bertha Gallo
way and Miss Celeste Foulke's belong
all the honor of decorations and the
swell event. These young ladies have
securely established themselves as
ideal and charming entertainers Of
such rare social proclivities.
The Denver star., 1917-11-24
HELP THE MAsoNs MAKE A
CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS FOR
COL RADIO 8 SOLDIERS At
CAMP FUNSTON.

A. this 10 our eountry"s first Christ
mas In the world war, Il 10 thought
that We will turn to service rather
than to festivities; and that minds
generally will be turned to the battle
fields Of Europe; and especially TO
our own boys.
Therefore, Il 10 to be expected that
wa At this time will be In frame OF
mind to olvs expression Of our aPprs-
citation and hope BY remembering our
boys at Camp Funston.
So let US all turn out and help the
Mssons on November 70.
The Denver star., 1917-11-24
BOY SCOUTS, ATTENTION!

Scout Executive Mr.. Browning is go
ing to give a lantern slide lecture on
Scouting" at Central Baptist church
oath and California, Monday evening
Nov. 10. Invite your friends. Admis
sion free.
Major Butler will meet with us Sat
urday evening to give us some instruc
tions on drilling.
Quite q few of the boys are doing
well with their tests. and we believe
that we will have at least eight boys
who will be sworn in, in the near fut
ure
Election of officers will take place
Saturday evening at O'Clock, so be
on time.
The Denver star., 1917-11-24
BOYS, sovs, sovsl

The Boy Scouts are out after mem
bers.
Why don't you ask your boy and his
friends to joint?
There are q great many benefits to
be derived from q moral, physical and
spiritual standpoint.
Big meeting Saturday night, at
Shorter Church, at s o'clock sharp.
Mr.. Browning will meet with US Sat.
urday night and has some good news
for us. Come. Boost for others.