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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

Keystone Assembly No. = was yomneii,d to
recall the announcements for IN" ladies' nlEht
which was to have tlk"u place on lhSl NeulliiS-
Tay evening. Dr. Francis Harvey tr"en, VINO
10, tn bay, delivered an address entitled 'SlN
Grc,t cities compelled TO 'anrcl ms
,nnniuturut. The entertainment committee
Guickiy changcd it's plans and provided q very
.rrcrtabla entertainment Tor th" ln'Wi"rS.
Among tho visitors nrcseut were Master Aru.
y',n Itnrtram smith. Past Master Artisan u mes
~" ,nIarkt, and Superintendent Wallace, Of Adrl-
u6i ASs"mhlv; Past Master Artisan Emshon, Of
Wnynrly Assembly. Past Master Artisan a. j.
E1Iiry and Master Artisan William T. Nour-
Nos oT OAK Lane ASsomhy- one candidate
was admitted.
Master Artisan :. Glover Flood announced thc
foTn1ation 0f = novel memh"rship club in the
form OF two baseball leagues Of four teams
carn COMPOSED of = captain ANA eight players.
rbr toam making the highest score in IN" next
four meetings will bc awarded a prize, nett
iinn Tor npmhp~ship counts hit ana the initla-
lion Of a candidate counts a run. A very
ctfcCtiye and solemn memorial service was held
in memory Of Bros. J, NJ BlizzaTd, Ge3rer
j." KINNEY and Moses l.. Force. all of whom
bove died recently. chaplain William :. De
V"nncy delivered very eloquent address and
nerf,Sncd the chaUlatn's service,
The committee on extension and welfare win
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

Girsrd Review. Parkway Building, Miss Mary
Collins commander. received another treat. -
This time it was Past Commander Mrs Martha
I'ngcmach who although she was ill., had a
rnc chicken supper served. her daughter, Miss,
Pauline IugcmHCh, representing her mother.
Miss Burgn. the supreme chaplain pre-
soutcd with - ~houduet OF sweet peas from Mrs
lrngcmaCh. other guests were Mrs. Friedhoff,
Mrs. Evans. Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Lang.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26
KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE
Election Committee Reports the Vote
Cast for Grand Castle Officers

Grand chief John T.. BROMLEY, accom-
panied by several Grand Castle officers and
Grand Castle committeeman. visited Excel
sior Castle, No. 81, last Friday evening and
was greeted by large attendance. The
same officers and all of the committeeman
of Philadelphia will pay visit tonight to
Sedgwick Castle. No. 23S, at Joslin Han
S436 Germantown avenue. Tomorrow eve
ming they go to Spartan Castle, No. - on
Wednesday night to Olive Castle, No. IS,
and on Thursday night to Del Fida Castle,
No 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

\ commanders and record keepers meeting
was held at The office Of supreme Chaplain Bur
cir 52li Ludlow street. last Wednesday eve
ming when important subjects were brought up.
II was aEreed that hereafter, beginning April 1.
all members must he In possession of their last
dues receipt to visit glny other review than their
own in this city. The subject of dolinquents
having the names of dellnquents read out will
be followed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26
BONDS
MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORE-'rhe trading lgure for time
loans for sixty and ninety days on good
mixed stock Exchange collateral today was
4 per cent The quotations for four. hNe
and six months loans was 4@4h per cent !;
for industrial loans the figures are a to ls
per cent higher.
Prime acceptances were Is and 3$I per
cent for noneligible and 3S ana per
cent for eligible.
call money opened at "a per cent for
lending and renewing
PHILADELPHIA Call, BE per cent
Time. 4m4la per cent. Commercial three
10 six months, 4@iis per cent
IONDON--Money, AZ per cent uh-
changed Discount rate for both short ana
three-months' bills. 5 Is to 5h per cent un-
changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26
ARTISANS CANDIDATES
FOR M. E. ASSEMBLY
Fraternal Work of Wonder
Worker in the Advance
ment of the Order

The following named brothers have been
announced as candidates Tor election at
the session Of the NJ T.. Assembly. to be
held in the Y. NJ G, \. Hall, Germantown,
on March :,
Most Excellent Master Artisan. Brother
i. II. lordon, OF Prospect Park Assembly,
No. 40.
Most Excellent superintendent. Brother
+ a. Chalmers. Of william Patton AS
semby No 80
Most Excellent Inspector
Brother william f. voorhees,, of OAK
Lane Assembly. No 6S.
Brother Walter Charrcrc, of 'ollngs-
wood Assembly No. 80
Board of Directors Gour - be clcctcdD 80
Brother g. W Mcconnell ot West l'hila-
dclphia Assembly, no \.
Brother II. e. Gcrhart. ur Dorian AS
scmbly, No, ~.
Brother " g. smith of l. =. tudcrdoWl
Assembly, no 81.
Brother !. It, MaloucN Of II. Johns AS
scmhly, 40 IS
Brother Y. Frank Hendricks, Of Gcrman
town Assembly. 80. 30
Brother john Lpscy. ot Adclphi Assem-
bly,. No, %.
Brother W. ucydc, or rassy-"H Assem-
bly,, no oN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

The election committee Of the grand castle
appointrd to compute the vote cast for grand
ca stle officers reports the following result:
Cor grand chef-harr% \. llerbst. castle
Grand Wce chef-Ausust G stcmmc Castle
No IS 3O49
:, Grand 6iETi priest-R, NJ X, Lewis, Castle
Grand master of records-l.ewis l.. Gallagher
Castie 30. 30. 267s; u. d. Blauch. Castle no
Grand keeper OF, ,exchequer-John T. Dormer
Castle 40 .. 2943
GaFIS sE M%snn H. sste SEGs" No oase III
7Ba; John =, Ritter. Castle No. 40, 457;
No 4G4 lSSS; James w. Cooper, Castle No.
4l5. I'll; James H. Bottomheid, Castle No. 35l
3l2: Joseph Heitzman. Castle No. 20. 1903.
Grand second guardsman--JOseph A. Mat
singer. Castle No. 49, 1869; J. w. MOyer. Cas-
lie No. @76, 800 w. NJ. Craig. Castle No. 1S4
''SSraud trustee-Over A. Iobst, Castle no.
n5S 1929: I,nford Foulke, Castle No. lis, 1907,
Represent ative to supreme oastle--John r.
Beggs, Castle No 303 29S3.
The class initiation held by the Philadelphia
Castles was a great success. The first deg rec
was conferred by the degree team Of Aeoiian
castle No 34S and the second and third de-
Erees by the team OF IvanhoePilgrim Castle.
ueraId A. q. Stemme. chairman of the com
mittep of arrangements, for the success Of this
event and he has been urged to worl, up an
other class during the month of March.
pIey Castle. No. ll9. will initiate a class of
fnrtv-snyeu this evening. This is the third class
10 Gs Initiated by this castle since tn" dth ut
Darember. and makes total OF nln"tN-srNeI
members admitted since that time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

Girard Assembly at Baker Post Halt Will on
tcriatu tonight OaI; LHuc and I.chlgh Assem-
hllcs There viii be an election of "A recorder To
coed T., ~" IInrNio. deceased, = represeutHtiN"
TO tho NJ f.. Assembly, and start on a ne"
era Good results are expected from NJ. \.
Harry JaC>son's campaign COminitt"" work. on,
pbsrutccs. An ruJoyHhl" program Is promlStd
h. Brother Rhau's cutortatnmCnh committee Vi
r,r,I's siugan this year Is ''ShO "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26
BANK CLEARINGS

Rank eesrings today compared With corrt-
spohc'ng day last two years: ,a,n
I I- 1N. 1917. 1916 1910.
$50 O6s O59 $50, ps3. 100 $si 5pi. .lsl
EsE York. $50 70pe7z s5e, tss t2a 2sS lss ssi
isqs: \ siSsssdis Ss' si is'iiSSssi is,sss' 'sss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

The feature at the FaIrmount on
March will be Clara mbal Young in
''The Foolish Virgin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

one OF the appropriations promised
by the management Of the Jefferson win
be shown on Thursday and Friday, when
Nazimova VIII appear In War Brides.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

Beautiful photography will be seen by
those who visit the Eureka on Wednesday.
for Blind Justice" win be the feature II
was made abroad,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26
THE MACCABEES
Plans for Review Building Here for
Woman's Benefit Association

The February meeting Of the central
committee. under the auspices Of Quaker
city Review members OF the committee, was
held at the home Of Mrs. Jennie e, Wright,
13i North Fifteth street. last Wednesday
evening and was u most enjoyable and
profitable function The president, Mrs.
Mary Barron presided Miss Burgin ex-
planned the advanced steps taken for the
further benefit of the membership at the
conference of the ten States, and especially
dwct upon a building FOR the membership
ia this city. and the following ladies were
appointed to formulate plans and COM
municatc them to the home office: Mrs, Sa-
hina FriCdhon. Mrs. Alfredia Olson. Miss
Minnie Pasco, Mrs j. G. Wright, Miss Mary
Collins, Mrs. Mary Smith Mrs Minnie
Evans, Mrs. Mary Graeve. Mrs. Mary
Crouch and Mrs. Mary Barron. Refresh
mcnts closed a very pleasant evening.
Mrs Carrie Posern commandcr received two Sp,
dd"qs Miss RSrgn ASKED R%4 for 5apgy @
SSissaniS Ter & &ihG W2rk' 2nd Mrs; Ella H. Cooke
Mrs Nichosan asked the assistance OF the
S"f 6aasr to Tor mfB c sSc Of the the naRSn
which ia to g. be held in oric@p,gl @ Han. Fifty.
rgnnG % as VII VII tb db@BgnG Hp9n re5alis m iron
iPc rank can 60 to- to Port Huron ror lhe dediSs
ton Mrs. Clara hang Of Penn Trss5E ne
/ were served.
J Mrs Marion Nicholson was called To Pitts
! burEh owing to tn" death OF Mrs. Hart's hus
| band but she expects to 10 back in time for tn
! bazaar this afternoon and this evening at Bar
! tram Review.
Liberty Bell Review. Mrs. Mary smith com
! mdudur. ans Lancaster avenue had a plea san
meeting last Friday evening, Mrs. Elva Good
| fellow. former record keeper. now living u
! New jersey, was present and the guests Of tn
! evening Mrs. Marium Nicholson, Of ny
! stone Review, and Supreme chaplain Mis-
I BurEin.
philad"lpha Review, Parkway Building. Bros
/ aud cherry streets. Mrs. Annie HHneN con
| mander. REPORTS pleasant meeting last Tues
day evening" with one application received.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

While all members OF the Grand Fraternits
are law-abdng citizens. they nevertheless are
Interested in preparedness and in the protection
OF their home and country. As an evidence OF
Philadelphia Branch, No 4, and George West.
Of Oak Park Branch No. 300. both of whom
are members of the First Regiment. y, q. p.
have volunteered their services as drillmasters
at the various meetings OF their branches for
tho purpose Of instructng members in the
manual OF arms and thereby advance their
efficiency in OF need.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

There are mguy frg,,u!N giants, aud factors
| which have mad" - Johns NsscmolN Nhti II 's
| been the foundation Of .ts steady. substantial
as "r,l 2s t",ul'r EtgWiu. Nt''r ~, S''vih WIN
| Germantown Assembly the same force OF orEan-
| the enormous lead ana prrs,tg" Of Progressive
| Assembly. which may bring the fruit, ct Us real
| guide and null. II not couo"ption. Of III" won
The antran"r Of Within e. Dounoily in lasG
| when ST. Johns had oJly twenty members, ~"
recorder in iSNi and every year since: u" is
gredit"d with groduginE into MS assgWhDE h c
| cEcell"d u" gives his whole I'm, to tn" TT[G
as we'll. and always as legislator on the hour
or the NJ. .. Assembly
About sixty members enjoyed "Gcorgc Wash,
ingtnn night" at spartan Assembly. MEMORIAL
sGry"c TSf hoH for LG' ,o lalt HTGs, iiSrT gpy
p,aSng tnlk ana Deputy lloyd" maas n'ruiihSHS uii,SL
Mci3wau, L. $. n, gay" vivid description OF
provided Washington hats and candy hilc. i,S.
a lie. spartan Assembly Is awake The, new
operation promises good results this year
rcnnsylvaui, Assembly, had spirited me,c, m,,
ing In Fraternity iiJIL ld2d Arch street, wiz
the orchestra and quartet conducting inc IN
itiatory odc-. IN" master artisan plans Ira
Mi SqTT be- Gsilrd tild "'Ts4 Tsst yas,crs " % niSn G
pcuusS lvauli win not h" much behind the lead
crs In "doiugs In l0iI"
Union Assembly dcspit" the mfayoraGl
weather, held a profitable meeting. Ail ih
business of the assembly was cleared up 10y
O'Clock and the open meeting turned over J.
tho entertainment committee. An cNt"usiN
program had been ARRANGED. Union quartet an
| Brother Sutton auGWcutlng ih' the Srl''lioh. %
outside talent that had been procured, hor'n
| Stricker. Onions deputy, as usual gave q. Yer
instructive talk, which embodied good pointer
| both FOR tho members and TIA" prospective car
| did9tog Good ''rats'' we're provided.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

Pathe's Pearl of the Army" which ap-
pears in scenario form every Saturday in
the EVENING LEDGER, will be shown at the
Ridge Avenue Theatre ON March l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26

Mrs Marion Nicholson was called to PITTS
burEh owing to tn" death of Mrs. Harts hus-
band, but she expects to bo back in time for the
tram Review.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26
LONDON STOCK MARKET

Eek dlvidend-Delaware and Hudson, pa
cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-26
a SQUARE DEAL"
is unusual and novel.

If you have studied the mystery of mar
riage then the Apollo may offer solution
with the showing of the fourth episode of
a series, "Is Marriage Sacred?' And to-
daY is the time.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25

Fin una carta que acabamoS de re-
rjhir de ia Hacienda de HermanaS,
IN el Esrado de Coahuila, Sc nos da
roticia de m suceSo cuya nOticla da-
mos al publico en- IA forma en- que
Z nosotros ma llegado. pues no hemos
recabado acerca de ella, ninguna otra
information comprobatoria.
Dice Ia carta u que venimos ref'-
ri6nGones, 10 s~iguiente.
ina disputa sragica.
FL dia catorcc del presente mes de
Julio. 81 hacendado don Arturo Ca
rranza. sobrino del actual ~preSldente
de Ia Republica de Mexico. qulen en-
Dlota IA hacienda de HermanaS, sos
two uua larga Y acalorada disputa
con IN trabajador de nombre Juan
Soils REYES, mediero suyo hace al
gun tempo.
Il diSputa Ia origin6, segun Sc
nos dice, ell hecho de que e. senior Ca
rranza lie reclamaba ! Soils Reyes
una pequena cantidad de maiz, I'M
bushel. del que, segun Il, Soils habia
dispuesto Embellishments, Y u pedia
la devoluci6n Immediate.
FL maiz ~procedia De una labor que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
VIOLANDO LA LEY

Por sobre Ia ~vigi'ancia activa de
p~olicias V detectives, aun hay Quier
Sc dediuue. afrontando todos los pc
~lieros. 4 .violar Ia orden severa que
urohibe. bajo todos c%onceptos Y null
tas crecidas V penas ineludibles., ven
der vino 4 los soldados de Ia guar
nici6n.
Aver. fue cerrada cantina es-
tab1ecida en- la esuuina Ge la GALES
de Carson Y Frank, donde SO COM
prob6 cue Sc vendia vino. ocultamen-
te. a so'dados con uniforne.
Hechas las averiguaciones, Sc su,
20 que ell propietario de dicha can
tina, 10 habia sido de otra. que le
fuera clausurada de orden de Ia au,
toridad. @
te lie ha sido tambien clausurada. OBJ
Para estnblecer Ia que ultimamen-
tuvo n licencia con ell nombre de
otra persona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
AL HOSPITAL

La tarde de aver, recibi6 Ia ms
pecci6n de Policia de Mr.. !. p.
Smith, que "ive en- Ia casa HGmero
1923 de la Gale de n. Flores, aviso
de que Ia senorita Cecilia Smith. de
veintiocho amos, cue Sc encuentra
perturbada de sus Facilitates menta-
les. habia roto los c~ristales tie una
ventana de SUI domicilio. Y huido q
Ia Gale, por 10 que pedia fuera bus
cada.
Como en- el barrie Sc tuviera prom
to noticia del suceso, hubo momen-
tos de alarma general. hasta que Sc
tuvo informe de que Ia demente ha-
bia sido encontrada, y enviada aIuno
de los hospitales de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
Norton.
DOS HERIDOS EN- UNA COLLISION

La senorita Ida Haenel, De Austin,
result6 con ell cuel'o fracturado. al
ser arrojada de un autom6vil, y Ia
sonora w. c. Tienert, de Bartlett, re-
suite con algunas Commissioners en- UT
choque de dos automobiles que tuvo
lugar aver a las 9:20 de Ia manana
en- Ia cuadra nImero zoe lie Ia Gale
dc Van Ness. .Ambos carro Sufrie-
ron serios periuicios. w. G. Tienert
que guiaba un caro- Okland de Gin
co pasajeros y j. Eorta que guiara
un carro-motpr de a Compania Coco
Cola, fueron arreStados por ell poll
cia de motociclo, Fusack. bajo la acu-
saciGn de observar POGO cuidado al
GUAR sus vehiculos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
1876 BARCOS PlERDE LA MARINA
MERCANTE SUECA.

LONDRES, Julio 24.-Despach0S
~procedentes de Ia capital de Dinamar-
ca. dicen que ell ,nUmero de barcos
suecos que han sido echados 4 pique
Dor los submarines alemanes o que
Sc han perdido por cheques con mlnas
en- los mares. durante el tempo que
tiene de estar en- vigor Ia guerra. IN
negado para hoy a 1876 barcos, con
IN t~onelaje en- conjunto de mas de
.ciento veinticinco mil toneladas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
Los PARlENTES De ., VENUSTIANO CONVERTER
En- REAlIDAD LOS DEALES REVOLUC|ONARIOS

Soils tenia 4 medals con Carranza,
asi e. que SC ncgaha 4 devOlverlo.
Los animos Sc agriaron cada vez mas.
hasta que. exasperado el hacendado.
sac6 ST. pistola. y dispar0 tres tiros,
cue hicieron blanco todos, sohre ei
cuerpo del trabajador. que rod5 81
suelo, sin vida.
Una csccna de augusta.
La disputa Y su tragico final. tu-
vieron lugar en- presencia de Ia fami-
liza del desventurado Soils.
Cuando ell Sr. Carranza saco su
pistola. los familiares del tr~abajador
auisieror impedir que Sc diSpara So
bre el V Sc interpusieron, 10 cual fue
inutil. pues no lograrOn sino que g!
cuerpo sin vida de Soils, cayera eli
brazos de una de sus hijas.
FL finado, tenia tres hijos de cor
IT, edad, Y tres hijas mayores. cue
ouedan en- Ell mayor abandono.
Sc nos dice que entire los trabaja-
dores de Ia region, el suceso ha eau
sado e~xcitaci6n considerable, pues les
ha hecho YER que Sc e%ncuentran abb
solutamente sin garantias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
PREGUNTA POR 81 HIJO

Aver habl6 por telefono, al ms
pector general de policia de San An
tonic, el Sheriff del cercanO pueblo
de San Marcos, para poner en- CO.
nccimiento de esta autoridad, e! he
cho de que el padre de un menor
Ilamado Cecil Duby, de aquella ioca-
!idad. deseaba saber ell paraderQ de
su hijo, que hace pocos dias habia
desaparecido del domicilio, s%uponien-
do que Sc traslad0 q eSta ciudaG
Supone que el menor hugo de su
casa con objetO de insresar aqui al
ejercito.
Pide que Sc lie de parte, en- cuanto
sea encontradO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
A LOS MEXICANOS QUE
NECESfTEN MANDAR d.
NERO A MEXICO .

81 listed tiene familia en- Mexico y
quiere mandarle dinero en plata u orc
m~exicano, escriba q LOS ANGELES
MERCANTILE CO., pol North Main
St., Los Angeles, Cal, o bien 1l2H
A West Commerce St, San Antonio,
Tex, y a vuelta de correo lie dare
mos informes sobre la manera segu-
ra, garantizada y barata de mandar
81 dinero. Esta information es Ora
IT'S para todos les mexicanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
POR LA MORAL

Sigue ia policia hacienda raids
f~recuentes por todos los lugares en-
donde Sc sospecha Sc este violando
ell ultimo decreto municipal. sobre
ala limpia" de IA ciudad, de todos
los lugares de vicio que Ia infeSta-
ban.
En- uno de estos raids, fue descu-
bierta V ~c'ausurada, una casa de ma
in nota de In Gale de Nolan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
RATERIA

FL lunes 4 las cinco de Ia tarde fue
arrestado IN individuo de 81 amos, en-
el momentc que Sc robaba un lote de
mercancias de una tienda de ropa.
FL hombre fue detenido por los EN-
pleados del establecimiento, hasta
que atendiendo 4 un llamado te'ef0ni-
co, ocurrfG Ia policia y puso n buen
recado al amigo de 10 ajeno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
SOLITARIO PERDIDO

Una ptrdida por TODD extreme sen
sible. sufri6 aver Mrs. Nat Davis;
Ia de un anillo con I'm hermoso soil.
tario valuado en- doscientos %cincuenta
pesos.
Mrs. Davis. que vive en- IA casa
numero 163 de la Gale de Trenton.
en- esta ciudad, do parte de 81 per
dida a Ia policia, que hace va las
averiguaciones consequences.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
Tn soldado de ;neante,
. ria @bueno y listo"
para 10 que Sc
. ofrezca
Aument6 su peso desde que us0 e
Tanlac, y ahora Il preguntan
sus "camaraaas" que como
consiguia tai cOsa

"De SECURE que el Tanlac ma he
choo de mi IN horabre nUevo, porque
nunca, durante toda mi vida, me ne
sentido mejor que ahora", dijO Frank
J. Bochm, uno de los 'm~uchachos'
da TIC Samuel, que preSta u SER
vicios en- Ia Compania VI. del 100. de
Infanteria del Ejercito de los EsCa-
dos Unidos, estacionado en- el FUer-
te Sam Houston. FL senior Bochm hi
70 estas notableS declaraciones Uno
De estos dias en- que estuvo en- n Dro
guerra Wagner, Y aonde sigui0 rela-
tando u experiments con el Tan
lac, diciendo:
"Durante tres amos he tenido 81
peor de los casos de Indigestion, y
sufria de IN modo tan terrible Que
narecia due eStaba 4 puuto de es-
taliar en- pedazos. Nj Sistema pare
cia estar del TODD arruinado. .ESta
BE- tan debil qus 81 mas ligero wen
to fcio me prolucia resfrios 5 ca
taTros, ' siembre estaba sufciendo
de esas moleStas Intermediates. No
tenia 81 mas ligero apetito, : 10 POGO
que podia comer me GAIA ONO plO-
mo en- 81 estorsago Y me producia
agruras, porque Sc me !ndigeStaban
los alimentos. 10 cue ne teNia 10
mas del tempo en- as mas atlicti-
yes ' misArables condolences. Tam
bien estaba tan nervioso. que no po-
dia dormir hasta Satisfacerme: e.
mas ligero ruido me iespertaba CO.
mo 81 me sacudieran, Y sentia tales
dolores en- Ia espalda que dificilmen-
te podia ~levantarme en- las mananas.
"Todo el tempo estaba probando
este o 10 otro. para conseguir algin
ahvio. pero NADIA me hacia bien. has
ia que 3ii con el Tanlacy del que va
habia DIDO hablar muchos ' natural
mente ne resolvi a tomsr una bote-
la de, asa medicinal. Pues, bien. Sc
nor, eSe fue iustamente el principle
de mi alivio. Ahora mi apetito e.
exeelenta, V como cuanto quiero sin
que este me ocasione nipguna moles-
tia. Mis- nervioS Sc eHcuentrar en-
magnificaS condolences. Duermo CO.
ono IN lir6n Y nunca iespiertc haSta
que apunta la luz del dia, ' al le-
vantarn1e me siento "bueno Y list@
para 10 que Sc ofrezca." 4 tai GO
do he aumentado de peso. cue los
"muchachOs" 10 han notado Y = c.
ia momento me preguntan cue he
hecho para ConSeguirIo. Fl Tanlac
as u mejor medicinal que he como
cido en- toda mi vida, y Va muchos
de mis- camaradas estaN tomandolo Y
Sc ]encuentran del TODD listos."
TANLAC. Sc vende en- San Antonio
por Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 407 E
Houston ST., : por Ia Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St. Bajo
ta9te especial del Tan,ac. 0 Sc envia-
RI por estas boticaS 4 cualquier direc-
ci6n. al recibo de 81 yalor que eS 81
por botel!a, sieHapre que Sc i~ncluyan
estampillas suficientes para ell porte
ADJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
DENUNCTA

ACADIA de ser denunciado Z Ia po-
licia. 81 hecho de que en- mas peQue-
mas casas de a Gale de Veracruz,
Sc @endia vino 4 los soldadOs. . to-
das horas del dia Y de Ia noche.
Inmediatamente Ia autoridad puso
fin al abuse. clausurando Ia dicha ca
sa. Y castigando 4 los tr~asgresores
De Ia lev.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-25
AUTORlZADO PARA EjERCER
la PROFESSION

Fl Sr. DR.. don GustavO V. Marti-
nez, medico regiomontano radicado
actualmente en- San Antonio, ACADIA
de recibir, de manos del DR.. NJ. F.
B~ettencourt. Secretario de Ia Ofici-
"a de eyaminadores medicos del Es-
tado, IL authorization correspondence
para ell ejercicio de su profession en-
Texas.
No sabe aun e. DR.. Martinez, 81
fiiara su Residential en- San Antonio,
o en- algtin otro lugar del EstadO.