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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
pESGRACIAS OCASIONADAS POR
UNOS CA8ALLOS DESBOCA-
DOS.

Aver a mcdiodia Sc encontraban
ca la Gale dc Cinnccinnatti, dos We
tistos caballos que tiraban del caro-
rcparlidor dc un lcchcro. Los ANNA
les SC cspantaron dcbido Il que IN
au.om6vil choc0 contra ell caro- y
ccahron d corrcr hasta intcrnarSc en-
c! camino dc Fredericksburg, no pa
rando hasta que fucron a chocar cons
tr% I'm autom6viI del que cs prOpicta-
rio cl scnor Manuel Gonzalez. FL au-
tom6viI Sufri0 algunos dcsperfectos Y
ell chauffeur algunos golpcs de poca
i~mportancia. Ell lcchcro prOpietarIo
del caro- comprob0 que sus ANNA
les Sc t~csbocaron cuando q entraba
a una casa a cobrar su mcrcancia, Y
por ESQ no SC lie cxigi6 ninguna res
ponsabiIidad.
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DOS JOYENCITOS QUE PRONE
TEN

Fl domingo en- Ia noche te~legrafio
el Sheriff de Del Rio. que an aquella
ciudad ha5ia sido robado VI automo-
vii Ford de cinco pasajeros, habien-
do Ia ~creencia de que los ladrones Sc
dirigian para eSta ciudad a bordo de
la raquina robada.
Inmediatamcnte que el Sheriff
Tobin tuvO conocimiento de 10 ocurri-
do. dispuSo que sus mas habiles a.
gentes Sc deGicaran a buscar el auto
m6vil robaGo en- Del Rio y aver
mismo 10 cncontraron en- poder de dos
jovcncitos de ounce amos de edad.
los que fueron detenidos y juntamen-
te con la m&quina quedaron a dis
pos!ci6n del Sheriff de Del Rio, al
que Sc lie telcgrafio arisandoscle del
hallazgo.
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IA ULTIMA CONVENTION DE
PREDICADORES METODISTAS

Sc nos pide que hagan!os publlco
que la semana pasada Sc reunieron
en- esta ciudad los Delegates de la
Mission Metodista de Texas en- el
temple que esa secta tlene estab!e-
edo en- Ia esquina de las GALES San
Fernando Y e. Paso.
En- las asambleas dc Ia Conven-
ci6n Metodista Sc trataron aSuntos
;~nteresantes para los miembros de
esa secta Y en- Ia Ultima session sc
expidieron nombramientos para los
predicadores de todas las mlsiones
del Estado, en- la forma s~lgulente:
Presidente del Intituto M~etodista Me
xicanc, j. A. Phillips; Circulto lie
Bastrop, D. W. Carter; Circulto de
Austin, 3. Soto; Eagle Pass, G. d.
Pickens; Houston, A. B. Baez; Del
Rio. Zen6n Moraida; Corpus Christi,
A. r. Cardenas; Pharr, B. R. Soto;
McAllen, R. G. Farias; Alice, Pedro
Grade; Garlic Springs, 4. {. Coio-
nado; San Marcos, A. r. Penn; ke-
nedy, a. A~lvarado; Pearsal!, E. P.
Munoz; Seguin Y WaeIder, ?. 6.
Verduzco; Fort Worth Y Bridge Port,
aun no Sc designa; Laredo, J. \. De
los Santos; San Antonio, Z. 3. Var
gas; Tobey Y Poteet, por designarse;
Rio Grande City, J. H. Estes; Flo
resville. S. H. Zook.
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TREINTA Y S!ETE CHAUFFEURS
MULTADOS POR La POLICiA

Entire sabado Y domingo ,os ag"n-
ties de la policia encargad0s lie ha-
Ger cumplir los reglamertos lie ira
fito ,aprehendie-on trelnta J sjetc
chauffeurs a ~Quienes hicierol ell car
60 de haber violado los reg!amentos
respectivos. Todos los ]GetcnidoE
comparecieron aver ante e. JUG: de
paz que los multo con IA csntIda:i
de dicz d6larcs a cada uHO
Semanariamente entran + las ar
cas- del Gobierno mas de quiricntos
d6lares como productO de las "ul-
tas Il pagan los contraventores DC
los reglamcntos de traficO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16

En- vista de que eS excessive e. Nu-
nero de P~agadores, Oficiales de Pa
gaduria ) Ayudantes, que ]depcnden
actualmente &c ia Tesorcria General
de la Naci6n, muchos de los cuales
Sc encuentran en- comision en- esta ca
pital. Y con el objeto de aliviar los
fuertes gastoS que ticne que erogar
eli Erario NacionaI por este c]onccpto,
el sehc- Francisco Gonzalez, Tesore-
70 General de Ia Nacion, ~propondra
d IA Secretaria de Hacienda Sc proce-
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no PODRAh SER EENDID0S los
NUMEROS DE Los TELEFONCS

Sc ha averieuado que mulkos in
dividuos al traspasar los ncgocios
que han estabiccido vcnGen tamoiGn
G. numero de su tel6foYo poe estar
va mas 0 menCs 0 conociiG. Ia Com
pania de tclefonoS ACADIA dc naccr
publico que eSta prohibIda la venta
de los numeros de ~tclcfon3s. qucdan-
DO esa ogeraci0n reservada Il Il COM
pa9is.
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CIENCIAS OCULTAS

C1av,rEIa del Rey Saiuiu0n --....... 25c
IircI0Dgr!o Internal. ConIele m1Sis
brer-g ~o.a : negra, apariciOneS, etc Si.T5
T.g.ng : Ritual de IA Alta Magia- Con-
figrr FL tr!anguio de Solomon. Ia ca
Isi-. eI Ta.ct. SeCret0S del eIito, nj
enrETrIi,1n-<. Grimorios y PcntaCuIoS c0C
l. Dr4<Jl HpjO, o sea ci aric lie man
dar I los eSptriJus ...............:... s9c
81 ToGp- del PenSamIentO. Su domi-
40 = cgliJra- Como estuCiar Su lueCZa Sl.S
81 Li3-G internal. TraTato de las Glen
ri.s rrU:,a~. C6ni,ene FL li5rO de san
cir-;alp. C!av.CUla de Solomon, e. ORA
Z5n P039 : ID Cabra Internal, etc d. Si-50
VI V"-GaaarO Dragon ROIO. EnCalta-
lDGGO de harerse Invisible, etc SUI
la Gran VaTita AdivlnadoTa .---..... Z1C
LlrTo Ma-GO de san Ciprialo. El!cion
nnIrs ' complete del faEnoSo GTi!aO-
rio S0''O
La C!ar!cGla del Hechlccro, o L!bTo
De san CiprIano, con iRrinidad &c Sc
cTc;CS 'oC
La iran MayIa SupTeIna .-....-..... In
Manual de Mac!a ROla --.--...-.-.- &c
Nau.4I lie NagIa NeS-2 ..---......... 23C
M.u4aI tic MaCia Blanca ..........--.- &c
Secrcty> Dc los Carlos. Arte DC "a
mar : l14OS los IucGu5 .........-..- si.G
sccrc!os de Alberto e. Grande ...:. s5C
~ecr-i1S dc II PreStlGigltaci0n y IA
ma-il. LeCclOneS pract!caS de e5ca.
m9teO Civ
Serrctos del Inferno ......--........ @9c
Tcsgrg de MllagToS de IA Cruz q" Ca
raysca. NerdadeTa !Oya del oCult!SIno 5Gc
VeriadeCo Horoscope para adivinar el
Dpryp0i- - " ........ cJC
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DOS MEXICANGS HERIDOS EN-
RINA FUEROE CONDUCDOS
AL HOSPITAL.

Aver a las seis dc Ia tarde fuc re-
cogido en- Ia casa numcro 203 dc Ia
ca!lc Matamoros, Vicente Contreras,
uuien ~presentaba algunas heridas de
poca g~ravedad.
4 las misma bora, de una cantlna
del barrio mcXicano era ~levantado.
por la policia, Antonio Sanchez.
que tambien cstaba hcrido.
Los dos lesionados fucron condu'
cidos al hospital de la ciudad para
uue ALI Sc les prestara atenci0n me
dica.
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Sc FUGO DE LA CASA DE DE-
MENTES.

Pablo Mcdrano cs el uombrc dc un
cnajcnaio que aver tardc SC fugo de
la casa de dcmcntcs dondc cstaba
sicndo somctido a IN tratamiento por
los medicos alienistas. Como a vcces
Mcdrano tienc acccsos furiosQs, Sc
rccomcnd0 q la po!icia que 10 detuvie-
"a a la mayor brevedad possible.
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Sc PERDIERON Ell AUTOMOVIL
Y Ell. CHAUFFEUR.

Aye. 4 las $50 ?. NJ, sc do partc
q Ia policia. que desdc cl dia ante
rior al ioven dc Is amos dc cdad ha-
Bis salido dc su casa, d bordo dc III
autom0vil Ford, y hasta Ia fecha no
sc han tenido noticias nj del auto nj
del photo. por 10 que los padres Gel
muchacho cstan angustiadoS y con de-
secs de que cuanto antcs Id p2ticia
dc con q.
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Una concession q las Gas. mineras para reimportar ORC

bio, ~prcScntar en- cl tcrmiuo dc trciu-
Ia diaS a la Casa de Moneda, para su
~acunaci3n. barras de orc o monedaS
de orc cy~tranjcras, va eXistentes en-
cl pals, en- las mismas proporciones
que ~cStablecc el dccrcto de y de sep
tiembrC.'
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NOVELAS HISTORl-
CAS- Y POPULAREs

a = ceRtayOs csda una.)
Abeiard1 ) E!giSa-
Auc. dc mGdre.
Bcrtolap. Be-IOIdlno Y C2Caseno
CarIum4.ao 0 los - pareS de F7ancia
Diego roTC.eatGs
DOna JIaCiIa
la Hur..a2l de BTuSo.lS
e Bache-u de Sev.ll3
ESu.Eas La Una tlOr
Flor Ge VI Ga
Ge-gre-l IL S:ayinie
Herman CORES ' Marina
La |e.hc-s & "a Paloms
l.. Dana IL las CameliaS
LUy.r.la GCT-.a
TO- a~..-.-i"- IL Ter-e!
NaI.i. i"--IGt
Nar-a..t4 Gc BCCgOl1
DtcIa. Il moro Ge NeQec!s
PaDls = virginia
Romeo = JGIieta
Tre:ara aGu> @ a vida de u tGSsdor
AyESTURAS DE SHERLOCK
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AVENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
HOLMES.

"a 90 ccnlavoS cada tOmO.)
i las pueCtaS dc IA N-crte.
Blackwell. e. PIrata Del T8DesiS.
L Nrl.rIpr dc GadavcreS
e ruDy del DIainlnic AEUl
L: Tc-lamrn;D Gel Director
Il H0uo u-i collar dc Pe.las
L NauC-a=ID dc corr;
T. Hey a. lC> EantiIOs
IN Ii E>..-la Gel C:.nca de
...t-0CrS
yarE Ct Le>tT.1adO-
"a INA u"i Us'!TeTn
- -ia,r'z >aCErlcnia
Is Ec>tla li'IHGna
IL imam, pDSadl drl Cairo
la Iiuta iiu.a Dc Paris
Los NgHrGcrGS ai>yS de inatreS.
sherlock Holmes ) e. ColiraoandIs'a
O. UplO.
n NGrIcO Crlmila!
Ina NDrlp dc Terror
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
LLECAN A ESTA CIUDAD UNOS
SACERDOTES CATOLlCOS EX-
PULSADOS DE SALTILLO.

Sc %cncuentran en- csta ciudad "a
rios s~acerdotes cat6Iicos que 1ue-
ron exp1lsados de la ciudad de Sal
tillo. Coahuila. despues de haber eS-
tado prisioneros de los c~arrancistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-16
Sc reducird Ell n1mero de pagador>s del ~go6ierHo

da a haccr n seIeccl0n ne los FeIe-
rides empleados, para utilizar los
servicios de aQueIlos que por su COM
petencia Y honradez scar ~acreedores
a seguir Ell sus puestOs. Dice e.
Tesorero, que es de TODD punto preci-
so procurar que los gastos del Go
bierno Sc r~ciuzcan Il los que sean yer
daderamcntc indispcnsables, a fin de
llegar a Ia nivclaci0n de los presu-
pucst0S.
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Notas breves de- Ia CIudad
MATRIMONIO

Ell dia % de los corrientes contrae-
ran matrimonio civil Y canonico, Ell Jo-
ven Alfredo Rios Y la senorita Ma
ria Flores, quienes fijaran su resi-
dencia en- San Antonio.
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NOVELAS DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"a 70 ccn!aVOS cada una.)
hZUCcna
NsEOTcS SUblIm"s
Lg-aZOu de orc
po.s
IL scr~rtG dc Lady MuTicl
III 81 Crisoi del Amor
In 81 ml1ana de bo&sa
Ealrr dos p"CaIQS
Ilvenrlbic amor
La Cyndcsa dc Cradoc
La lcntacI6r De n muier
la woLeTna CrnIC!cnta
Ia c~SIralIa o. amor
Mas GcblI que n muller
SgicG0S del COraL0n
Ina lucha &c amor.
Inn Y rar'n
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ESPIRITISMO.

na-ocinrario ESDirItista .......... i0C
81 LibrO de los Mediums --.-....- .2c
IN Libro de- los Esp!rttus ......---:.. E"c
r. GeHe'!S' &c
q Ty,,yauo Segln 81 Espiritismo 75c.
= IL y 81 inferno ....... 7Sc
0hrss P0Stumas de Allan kardek -.- 19c
:Ou4 es Ell ESpiritisInos ...--.....- Ioc
Ar,e de Curar POT medic DEL EnaSne-
rfsfno y ,us auIiiiaraS, raAo. mssaie )
ri mash tteIaJ $500. ...---.-.....-- Sl.Sa
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AVENTURAS DE JOHN c. RAFLEs

"a 40 ccntavOS tGmO.)
Fl !lcG2u.'C MIS'cFiJSo
Il Principe JuSatCt
Il A~li.y e. q sleeping
Il t.3J HotO
L TereGcgU De EaSleSto1e
K Secre;o del AnIllo
Il l'rcsit-a.r ~ las Coloa!a5
Il Ea.SO S~aiiealOr
Il Fus-! del Negro
Il Te>yro del itoEhl
FL TeSUrU del E>!ad0
Il Secrrto del TeSnTo
Ii SarcT1Igtc del sol
In u RatOuerd
Ia Uourc!la i;lIiaIa
IA Enbp Cn cg paIaCio Real
In NlaIc IL BDdaS
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+ demos anolar el Gambia 81 nues-
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POESlA.

Csn.os de vida y eSperanzs, pgr Hu-
81 L!6ro Nlul. Tor hdaIo"rlo hs;eTa o.f'
,r,r>.aS F,ruS!iaS lie +tinIpdi''"T
E1.gluu Gc lao -
Il vSrnas0 Nsy.rJu". ; toiInS .----$!--y
IasIr~.rrzs. nor Manuel y. Flores Sc 51r
p,.a,tls de Antonio Plaza ...---.-.-- orc
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oBRAs DE CAROLINA INvERNIZo

Ara3rrS TraS!coS. Dos tOmos 1900 sc -.
Al Err1e ccl NbIsIuU : laZO FuaeSto SIC
CJraZbu Ga Nad-C. Dos Ou3oS ......Syc
Jr DEr"gD Dos lUnvS 1900 sue
CaGrHS ElcrHa. Cualro toinoS -. Si.o0
CrlUCacs sin CaStisV : Lucha SupFc-
ma. res tp;ugS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SL"-v
Dramas del AGui,CrtO. Dos lonoS . sue
Il pcnio del Nal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4Dc
Z Besg dc una NU"rts Y La NeuSan-
"a de una LoCa- Dos iomUS ......----. sF
FL UitImO BeeO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOc
Fl >eCrclo DC IN BandIto .......... 43c
FL Trea de Ia NuCrte. Dos tomcs - SIC
Il Kg0 Gel ~AnarQuiSIa. Dos IomoS soc
FL AhorcadO del PsrQuc. { tomos si.U
FL Cslvario De una Macrc = Arrcpen-
umIeuig. Tres tumps ............ SLY
Los hIuorrS Ma!tltOS. hos luiroS -..- 81
Los GrImClHs d. playOlIuI = tOIloS ~:
Los NiSter!Os del CrtIreu. 1 tOmos st.6J
los marIdOs lnTd'ncS- = ioituS 5000 SIC
La Sepultad2 Viva Dos tOmOS ...-. SIC
las Trasetlas de los Celos s I0mos sl:S'
La Tccadnra ...-......-.....-. tui
La Htia de Ia PrrIcra. Dos OmSS - Slc
La ReSUTreCCibn dc IN angel 1900. INC
La Bahama del fGairO Teal. : tomoS s0c
La Ultima Cita. Dos tomoS .....-..- soc
Las E~sclsyss blsncss. Dos tom0s =. soc
FI . ei Angel de los Apes. ) tomos sse
Teresa la Resucitsda- Dos tomos -. soc
In Crimep en- Autonovl. Dos tonos soc
VIrgen = Msdfe 5 ExDtscian- Q To-
mos sl.So
CODIGOS MEXICANOS
C6diso Civil -. = -----..--...- $40
C6dlgo de ProcedimIcntos CtvIes -. 40
C0digD Penal ttO
C6fiS9 de Concrete ---..--.-.-.-. i-iD
| C6dfeo de ProcaftmiealoS Females -. tj0
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OBRAS DE VICTOR HUGO

Cartas 8 ls NoYsa ..-.. "'
dos 80.
- HouLhre que Ele NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .UV
Il mo terrible OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
FL %. Episodes De Ia H"Tot4cLou
FraQCcEI 'gS
Fl lratiNiFn r-sa-
Uan dc ls'ardl4 o. q ILoIlbrc Fiera soc
Historic ac IN CTIutTu ..-.........- 'WS
Ia Iryruls O. .rS SJ-ln~ -......---- Sl.rt
los Miserable. Dos i0Utus -...---.-Si.fO
los TrabajaiuTe- del Mar ........... Ibc
Napoleon 81 FequclO ..-..--.--..-- 1gc
NueS!ra SeGOra 10 "arl~ ............. 7Vc
RELIGION.
CaterlSmO DC Blpslta .....-....-.. TIC
CDrUulxatCr General .-------.--.-.. 13r
Catecl>Eo lie Perseverance, 5000. si.g'
9syur.yuaru Guadslupany .......-- &c
e GeNlO del CrIsl!an!SnO. LeC.ura
para ei hoSsT. EdicioD de iuJO ..-.-.S[g
FiloSorla Elemental. poG BainsS ...- f-S
Eisto7ia S3srsda. Libro Gel Anttsuo =
rJUevo Tesiamenlo, cue contiepe Ia his
toTis Gel pGsblo de Israel. vteld9se
clsramelte COMO So prepare Ia vellds
del Mesis.. Ed.cion de luto ..-.-.....sG.00
La imiIacioa Ge Crlsto .......-..-..- 6Oc
Los MartireS. o e. TTiunto de Ia Rel-
zion CrIstiaaS. por CAaisalihTisld ....ST-0c
LayaIle -nsIicSao dc Orac.oGsS-...... SIC
Pedueno Lsyalle de Ia Iuventud 800. ="
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Ary.me,ica Comecc!al Por ITSaNc - $40,
Ai.-tg-I Elemental u1r AatL4C
A5 ,,inmaceh de Cuentos para nI9oS 1865 80 SO
$50 Elemental de UeosEa'i1
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19
ROB ROY DEFEATS mcHNilRY.

The Rob Roy base boil team de-
feated McHenry Saturday afternoon,
September 18th, Il the Rob Roy
ground in one of the best games
ever played in the county, the final
score being l to 0. The features OF
the game was the brilliant support
each team gave their pitchers. The
lineup was as follows:
Rob Roy-Tompscn TAYLOR, c.:
Charlie Williams, S.; Rob Williams,
2b.; Glendon Stevens, D.; Gay Pey-
ton. h.; Lilbur Taylol, f.; i. yres-
terrified, 3D.; Wayne Leats,, r.; Jim
Sandefur, CT; Bradley Leach, sub.
McHenry--W. Brown, r.; d. Rem
der, 1b.; Dave Espey, H.; Buz Rog-
.ers CT; Hayward Pirtle, s.; Bib
James, c.; Chas. Maddor, Oh; Ray
Hooker, 3D.; Will Maddox, p.
Time of game, one hour.
Umpires-Bert Davis and ]. Tor
renee.
The Rob Roy pitcher did some
beautiful work worthy of special
mention.
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:, G 6 g 9 6 6 9 . q y 9 . G Q
G LOUISVILLE LIVE g
g STOCK MARKET =
g G 9 G G . O g = = = = 6 = 9

Louisville, KY, Sept. Is, 1911
The receipts of hogs were very
light, LOTT head, and with a demand
for more hogs than We're here prices
jumped zoe on all grades; choice, l65
pounds and up, $18.45; 120 to 1865
pounds, $17.65; pigs ranged from
$l4.4O for light pigs up to $15.65 for
for good heavy pigs; roughs, $l6.75
down.
CATTLE-The receipts of cattle
today were 1926 head, or fully as
many as had been expected. While
there were but few real good heavy
cattle here today, the average quail
ity showed an improvement over last
Monday. There were plenty of local
traders and butchers on the yards
and good many out-of-town buy
ers. There was a broad demand for
prime ripe butcher cattle at steady
tc strong prices; medium kinds fully
steady; common and trashy kinds a
little slow. None of the market
topping" class of steers here. but
the good weight steers on sale were
steady to firm. Prices ranged from
S525 to S11.50.
CALVES-Receipts 1927. The mar
l,ct ruled strong on good veals at l2-
@l21ac for the best; medium kind,
at 10@I2c and common and plain
kinds SG0r0c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Receipts
4O1. The market ruled steady. with
good fat sheep selling at S@8lec;
medium and common sheep were
slow and just about steady. The
best lambs, l5h@16c. but few or
that sort here; seconds, HOBO, and
culls and tailends. 7@9c.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Remember the furniture dealers
when in need of a good piece Of up
to-date Furniture for we have the
goods at the lowest rock bottom
prices. ACTON BROS.
3S-t2 Hartford. Ky.
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Mr.. Wallace Dawson, of Blackwell,
Okla, was in Hartford Saturday. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Sam Davi-
son, Of Barrett's Ferry. Mr.. Davi-
son, in company with his wife and
daughter, Miss Edna, drove through
in an automobile, coming by wav -
st. Paul MIMI, covering about 5000
miles on the journey. His dauehtcr
did the driving most Of the w?v.
They expect to be in Ohio csnntv
visiting relatives and friends, = -
about Oct. LIST, when they VII 80.
turn TO Oklahoma. M. Dsv.sc- y,
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FROST KILLS AN EXEMPTION
CLAIM; FARMER WILL SERVy

Fremont, O., Sept 15.-Truman
Grover, farmer, claimed exemption
from draft on occupational grounds.
Then frost killed his pickles, torna-
toes and melons.
Todav he withdrew his claim.
Nothing to do on the farm" he.
told board officials, $50 ] might ~
well go to war"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mr. w. B. Render. better known as
"Uncle Billy" went to Louisville last
week to attend the State Fair. Mr..
Render, swho, despite his extreme
age of more than so years, is very
active in mind and body, and saws he
enjoyed every minute of his stay in
Louisville. He says he also had the
pleasure of seeing two of his grand
sons who are, now members of Uncle
Sans fighting forces.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Marvin Baird, who recently went
to Boonville, Ind, to accept the posi-
ton Of manager of the American Co
operative Association branch house
there, was here. Thursday shaking
hands with friends. Marvin says be
likes his position and the town fine,
and the cooperative people are to be
congratulated upon securing his ser
vices.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Charles F. Evans, Field Secretary
AllSouth Christian Endeavor En-
tension Committee, will lecture at
the Christian church, September &c,
1917, at 1880 p. m. Mr.. Evans is
recognized as a man of power. and
has message that grips his hearers.
All are invited to hear him.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mr.. Joshua Field. of Port Arthur,
Tex, after a visit to his aunt. Miss
Mary Rowe. has returned home. Mr..
Field is connected with a banking
institution in the Texas city.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mr.. w. A. Willis, of Cincinnati, O.,
was here Thursday in company with
his. brothsr-in-law. DR.. Pal T. Willis,
Of Beaver Dam. final examining ply
stefan of the local exemption board.
Mr.. Willis left Friday for Leitchheid
for a few days visit before returning
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Miss Daisy Wedding has gone to
Fairmont, w. Va, where she will
teach History and Spanish in the
High School there. Her brother, Mr..
C. C. Wedding, is now located in the
West Virginia city.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mr.. Dick Taylor and two children,
Ruby and Wylmuth Taylor, Mrs. Jen-
ME Taylor and Mamie Austin, Bea-
yer Dam, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Coffee Taylor, of Birmingham,
Ala, who are visiting relatives and
friends in and near Beaver Dam.
spent the day last SATURDAY. with
Mrs. Charlotte Taylor and Miss Ma
mic Bennett at their residence on
Walnut street.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Miss Willye Smith, who recently
accepted a position with the law firm
of Birkhead & Wilson, at Owensboro,
is here in attendance at Circuit Court.
Miss Smith retained her position as
official stenographer of this court.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Miss Mary Marks has gone to CAL
houn where she has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher of English and Do
nestle Science in the Calhoun High
School
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

A good portion of the business dis
trict OF Fordsville, which was de-
strcycd by fire, is being rebuilt. H..
Wilson & Co., the Bank of Fords-
vile and j. 7, Smith are rebuilding.
The business houses of Mr.. Miller
and DR. Denton are also being rebuilt
and others are preparing to rebuild.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mr.. d.. Miller, carrier on Route 3,
Beaver Dam, was a caller at our o.
flee Monday. Mr.. Miller came in to
pay his subscription to The Herald,
which he saws ne mas ieen reading
every since he can remember.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

In the notice last week of Chester
Keown landing in Europe we gave
his address as Co. F, 18th Engineers
U. s. Expeditionary Forces, when it
should have been Co. E, instead.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mr.. ]. T. Vinson, formerly of tbs
city, but now engaged in the mercan-
tile business in Beaver Dam, stopped
with friends in this city Sunday while
on his return to Beaver Dam from a
visit to his family in Owensboro.-
[Muhlenberg Argus.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Roy c. Bennett, son of Mr.. James
c. Bennett, of Equality, who has been
connected with the Evening Journal,
of Gadsen, Ala, as reporter, has been
made editor of the Daily State at
New Orleans. Mr.. Bennett has many
friends in Ohio county who will be
glad to learn of. his promotion in the
journalistic field.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mrs. G. Raleigh Bishop, of Dallas,
Tex, after visit to Mesdames c. o.
Hunter and Pen Taylor, in Hartford,
and other relatives in Ohio county,
left for Woodbury., Bowling Green
and other points before returning to
her home in the Texas city.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Miss Edna Black, teacher at the
Gimmons Mines school. remained at
the home of her father, Mr.. Frank
Black, near town, last week, being
i'll and unable to teach. She has re-
covered sufficiently, however, to re-
turn to her work this week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mrs. Kate Hedrick AL sister-in-
law, Mrs. T. r. Tanner Lave moved
into the upper portion G. the Wood
ward property on Clay street.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

FOUR BIG DAYS-Sept. 26-29,
1917-at the Ohio County Fair. Come
and bring the family. Enjoy the
music. the good racing and take a
look at the products of Ohio county
farmers.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-09-19

Mrs. Lon Vandhoover, of Camel
ton, Ind, after a visit to Mr.. aao
Mrs w. C. Schlemmer, in Hartford,
and other relatives in the county
left Saturday for Greensboro for a
visit before going to Calhoun to
make her home.