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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
IN AUTO, BEATS TRAIN

MONTGOMERY CITY, Mo-, June
%. Sheriff Covington in an auto
outdistanced a fast passenger trair
between Montgomery City and Wells
vile yesterday and succeeded in cap.
turing Frank Talley, accused of hav'
ing deserted his wife.
Talley was recently arrested il
Kansas City and placed in Jail here
on the same charge, but on the plei
of Mrs. Talley and his own promises
was paroled.
Yesterday Sheriff Covington Learned
that TalIey had boarded a train to fle'
again to Kansas City. He telegraph
ed to Wellsville to arrest Talley, thel
dashed there in an auto and placed tn
fugitive in custody, returning her
with his man.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
| Sheriff J. G. Ford,
| Mexico, Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June
6, 1917. - The following telegram re-
ceived from Provost Marshal General.
Attention is invited to paragraph for
ty of the regulations which contem-
plates the registration of persons who
for any reason shall not have been
registered on Registration Day.
While scrutiny should be made If
each case to determine whether pu-
nitive action is required, it is desired
for the next few days to pursue a lib
eral policy in this regard in order that
registration may be made complete
with the earliest possible movement
Non-residents may also continue 10
register under the provisions of par
agraph sixty four. If it later ap-
pears that the liberality of this policy
is being abused, more stringent ac-
ton will be taken. Cards received
from absentees after fifth should be
filed as prescribed in paragraph for
ty. Please give this the widest pub
licity; inform all registration boards
without delay.
Frederick d. Gardner,
Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
ROOF GARDEN For MEXICO

"Mexico is getting more like New
York every day"
The new King Hotel will have a
roof garden.
1t will be on the roof of the hotel
and during the summer used as an al
fresco dining place in the evenings.
Mr.. King says it will be attractively
decorated.
Some of the restaurant equipment
for the hotel has arrived. The tables,
including the legs, are all white por-
celain glass. The stools for the res
taurant counter are enameled steel
and the counter will also be white
glass.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
SEPTIC ORDINANCE PASSED

The ordinance providing for the
erection of a septic tank as an addi-
ton to the city system was
given its second reading Wednesday
night at a called session Of the Mexico
Council. 1t was passed. All Coun-
Gilman were present except j. j.
Wood and the vote of those present
was unanimous in favor of the meas
ure.
M. T. Veatch, Jr., of the Veatch d
Black Consulting Eng. Co., was pres
ent at the meeting and discussed the
plans for the work. Things were ar
ranged so that the bids will be re-
leased soon for material, etc. July
II, 1917, is the last day for bids.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
AID CLUE ELECTS OFFICERS

The Mexico AID Club held its reg
ular election of officers Thursday ev-
ening in it's rooms above the North
Missouri Trust Co. Ross r. Wag-
ner was reelected president; Louis
Barth, treasurer, and Mitchell White,
secretary.
Bush Atchison, former city editor
of the Mexico Ledger, now in the adj
vertising department of System
Magazine, Chicago, made a splendid
talk on the important factors in MAX
ing direct by mail publicity pay.
Mitchell White delivered the first of
a series of four talks on copy writ
ing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
The Weber-Parker Wedding

A very pretty wedding of Saturday
was that of Miss Nancy Virginia Par
ker to Mr.. L. John Weber, of St.
Louis. The wedding took place at
the brides home at five o'clock Sat
urday afternoon. Miss Jane Rodg-
ers played the wedding march; and
Just before the bridal party entered,
Miss Frances Gupton, of Montgomery
City, sang. The maid of honor was
Miss Mary Lee Burks, and the flower
girl was little Miss Mary Ragland
Wick, of South Carolina. A reception
will follow the wedding, and the bridal
couple will leave at six-thirty for
their home in st. Louis. Among the
out-of-town people here for the we'd
ding are Mrs. Sarah Weber, of st.
Louis; Mrs. Ann Stark, of Louis
lana; Mrs. Harry Wick and daughter,
of South Carolina; Mrs. j. W.
Crewdson, and Miss Wilma, of Lou
isiana, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Edward, of Bowling Green; Messrs.
Tom, Edwin and Lawrence Stark, OF
Louisiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
YOUTH FAILED TO REGISTER
Resident of Boone County Calls on
County Clerk Friday

A young man giving his home as
Centralia, and claiming to be a men,
Der of the Kansas National Guard,
called on the Sheriff and County Clrek
Friday and stated he had not regis
tered and desired to do so. He did
not give his name, but stated the rea-
son he had failed to register was be-
cause he thought National Guardsmen
were not required to do SO. He was
directed to register in Boone county,
though he talked of enlisting in the
Navy at once.
The following instructions regard
ing late registrations were recently
received by Sheriff j. G. Ford:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Mutton & Sands Car Sales

The following a sales are reported
by Mutton & Sands: Elon bearing.
Buick E-46; Edward Azdell, Mexico,
Buick A; S. P. Carter, Benton City,
Buick A; j. E. McPike, Bowling
Green, Buick G; ]. M. Exams, Van
dalia, Buick a; j. H. Lewellen, Lad
donia, Buick a; George A. Pollard
Sturgeon, Overland 6; James Coons
Laddonia, Buick a; Ford cars, W. E.
Boyd, G.. L. Blum, Mrs. w. T. Hall
William Haas, Monroe Beagles, H,
o. White, w. E. Irion, j. H. Gore
A. P. Fegan, II. F. Dudgeon, A
N. Day, j. H. Hoer, o c. Black
Watts Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

Mrs. w. G. Gallemore gave a line
party at the 0rpheum Friday aftern-
noon. The party later enjoyed ele-
giant refreshments at Buckner's.
In line yer Mesdames Theo Williams,
D. d. Dudley, J.. E. Strict, M. B.
Guthrie, George Blowers, Clayborn
Jackson, H. E. c.. Tucker, Maurice
Phillip, ! .Silverstein, W. W. Bolts,
F. R. Sanford, II. P. Atkins, Henry
Bartels, E. A. Lawrence, Rufus Jack
son, B. M. Bush, Fred Griffin, R. w.
Berrey, Harry Atchison, Elizabeth
Bush, j. F. Jolley, Omar FAINT, l..
McF. Gamble, W. S. Eller, w. B.
Sappington, j. V. Williams, j. c..
Mundy, Ruben Taylor, of Fayette; NJ.
H. Stalcup, of st. Louis; Jim Jesse,
and Miss Julia Tucker.
Mrs. L. c. Jennings, of C~entralia,
spent Thursday here, shopping.
Miss Mildred Jesse, of Webster
Groves, is the guest of her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. j. V. Williams.
Mrs. W. C. Johnson had as guests
for dinned Wednesday evening Mes
danes j. G.. Buckner, j. G. Trimble
and Miss Ida Bush, of Fulton.
Miss Margaret Fry, of Auxvasse,
gave a line party at the Orpheum Fri
day afternoon. Twenty-four guests
enjoyed the pictures, and later an ele-
giant lunch was served at Buckner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Pollock en-
ter1lined at dinner Friday evening at
their beautiful country home. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. A. S.
Houston, Miss Susie Houston, Mr..
and Mrs. Whitlock and two children
Of Fresno, California.
Mr.. Sam Locke gave a line party al
the 0rpheum Thursday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Mason
Of Texas. Others in line were Mr..
and Mrs. G.. d. Rodgers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Cauthorn, Mrs. M. B,
Guthrie, Misses Martha Mason, Fran.
ces Mason, Elizabeth and Frances
Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayborn Jackson en-
tertained at lunch Friday evening il
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Tay
lor, of Fayette. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. j. At Brown, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Rufus Jackson, Mrs. Lutte Cole
Messrs. A. D. jackson, Charles Lee
of Fayette, Graham Jackson, anC
Jack Taylor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Y
Miss Gertrude Fry I
Phone ga
= "a
|TO THE SUMMER GIRL .

Flowers of the spring and the
.its of the fall
kprv fair and fragrant, I'll con-
|s.
h. seasons choicest product, the
|weetest of them all,
4 Jolly Summer Girl in diaphO-
bs dress.
fairer than a lily and sweet
|than a peach.
. very fascinating, I'll declare.
gracious, understanding, and
In get out of reach;
h love her, yes, / love her, any
Iere.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Chamherlain,s the Best Of An

eve have used several different
cough syrups in u family, but con-
slider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
ahead of them ALL" writes Ed WHAT,
Rangely, Maine. Try this remedy
when you have a cough or cold, and
you are almost sure to have a good
opinion Of it, too. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Visiting Fulton Relatives

DR.. W. W. McFarlane, of st.
Louis, is visiting relatives in and
near Fulton and expects to be here
about a week or two. The first Of
the week he spent with his brother
in-law, Judge N. d. Thurmond ant
family on West Seventh street ana
he will also go out to visit his sister
Mrs. Otto McCrackin, north of Full
ton. DR.. Macfarlane is enjoying
good health and is just as humorous
as ever. - Fulton Sun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Most Common of Bodily Ills

BY far the most common of bodily
ills is constipation. The usual cause
is the indifference of many people to
Natures call. The inclination is not
needed, or it is put off until a more
convenient time. When this is done
repeatedly, constipation is almost sure
to follow. 1t is of the utmost import
ance that everyone establish a certain
time for the bowels to move each day
and let nothing interfere with it.
When that is done and proper food
and exercise are taken and an album
dance of drinking water, the bowels
are not likely to give much trouble.
When a laxative is required take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They the
mild and gentle, easy to take and
agreeable effect. Adv.
Roy MCGEE has returned to Chicago
after a visit with his parents of this
city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Chamberlain's Tablets for lndiges'
ton and BilliOusness

In a recent letter to The manufac.
t~urers, Mrs. P. Frazier, East st.
Louis, Mo-, states: 81 have never
used anything equal to Chamberlain
Tablets for Indigestion and bilious
ness. / have also heard a great many
of my friends praise them highly
Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

A marriage license was issued Fri
day to Jacob P. Hoffman, an Au-
drain farmer, and Miss Lucy Kitchen.
of Clark.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

In the people, who have complaints
lake about this column, please
4 their complaints and sugges-
to NE, and not to my family
close friends? for they have
.ing to do with this. And, by the
/ Readers, did you know some
H. are afraid of their preacher
have their Sunday parties on the
h? Will such people please phone
when they desire it not in the pa
Tor | can't help getting the news,
know.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

Mrs. Gus Graham and daughter. Of
Moberly, were the guests of Mrs.
Graham's mother in this city.
Mrs. Charles Claybrook gave a con-
versational for Mrs. Van Studdiford.
who was the guest of Mrs. Van Ness,
of this city.
Mrs. John D. Orear entertained
about twenty members of the Beta
Sig Sorority in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. johnson gave
an elaborate dinner in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. S. B. Cook and Charles
Wihton, all of jefferson City.
Mesdames G. W. and B. f. Rob-
ertson and Miss Robertson gave a
large reception on the beautiful Rob-
ertson lawn. The receiving line was
composed Of Mesdames S. B. Cook,
Of jefferson City; Robert Hedges,
Fred Bronough, Oliver Garrison and
Miss Virginia Clardy, of st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Miss Helen wilkins has returned

from an extensive visit in Kansas
City and Liberty, Mo. She attended
the Beta Sig Convention in Kansas
City and a big house party in Lib
erty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.. Hannah, of
Columbia, formerly of this city, at
tended the Elks' dance in this city on
Thursday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
LOCAL "GAS"

Green TomIinson is driving a new
REQ.
o. C. Willard is driving a new
Dodge.
Ralph Buckner has purchased a
Chandler.
1 L. ]. Meyer, of Auxvasse, has a
new Chevrolet.
j. W. Holloway, of Thompson, has
a new Chevrolet.
]. W. Bailey, of Concord, has pur-
chased a new Chevrolet.
R. A. Herring, of Mexico, has pur-
chased a new Chevrolet.
F. P. Carter, of Mexico, has a new
Hoxsey & Sunnen Dodge.
Price Guthrie is delivering his coal
in a new International truck.
II. R. Layin, of Vandalia, bought
a Chevrolet from Aubry Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Brett and
friends motored to Columbia Thurs
day.
Franklin and Gamble drove three
Elgin Skies from st. Louis Thurs
day.
T. j. Hoxsey drove two new Cad
lilac Fights up from St. Louis this
week.
Dan Quinlan, of Mexico, bought a
Dodge touring car from Hoxsey &
Sunnen this week.
Harry Lenhen drove a REQ touring
car from the Mexico Auto Sales room;
he lives at Wellsville.
Mrs. H. B. Mckinley drove a party
of friends to Columbia Thursday in
her Hudson Super Six.
The Mckinley financiers who were
here this week, drove from jefferson
City in a Hudson Super Six.
Joe Wilkins, of the Fredendall &
wilkins Department Store, also has
a new Cadillac in his family.
J.. F. Parker, Of Laddonia, bought
a Dodge this week through Jimmie"
Jones, Hoxsey & Sumner, branch
agent.
The St. Louis papers are delivered
in this city by the new Chevrolet
which was purchased by A. 7. Ank-
rom this week.
A. T. Hill, who lives eighteen miles
northwest of Mexico, has placed his
order for a REQ touring car with the
Mexico Auto Sales Co.
Mutton & Sands received a ship
ment of six Fords Friday morning.
They are not sufficient, however, to
fill the back orders.
The agency for the Stephens Six
has been secured by Hoxsey & Sum-
men and they now have a a at
their Promenade show rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lee and Mr..
and Mrs. Gates, of st. Louis, motored
to C%urryville early in the week in
Lees new Hupmobile. Mrs. Lee
drove.
/. N. Bailey recently sold the fol-
lowin cars: Mrs. Mayme Craig, Mrs.
Gwinn, Benton City; W. j. Young,
Miss Mary Stewart, Mrs. John Hof-
sess, the Misses Goddard.
W. E. Hall, of Wellsville, has or
dered a REQ Four from the Mexico
Auto Sales Co. 1t will be delivered
as soon as they are able to secure the
cars from the factory.
Les Williamson, of Auxvasse, pur-
chased two Elgin Skies from Frank
lin & Gamble Thursday. 1t is ru-
mored that he is going into business
for himself; at least, it looks like it.
F. R. Sanford is the owner Of a
new Cadillac Eight purchased from
Hoxsey & Sunnen this week. The
car is "shod" with Goodyear Cord
Tires and is complete in every de-
tail.
Ralph Buckner, DR.. P. E. Coil and
Earl Creigh motored to St. Louis on
Thursday, and Ralph drove home his
new Chandler Six. This is the first
seven passenger Chandler to be
brought to Mexico.
A regular line of eight Chevrolets
moved swiftly up East Promenade
street Thursday afternoon. They
were shipped by water to Hannibal
and hen driven across country by
Hoxsey & Sunnen employees.
Mutton & Sands Car Sales
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

Mis- Emma McPheeters, spent We'd
sdany in McCredie.
Hiss Lena Bryarly has returned
"a a visit in Moberly.
Nr. Will C. Williams is spending
weekend in Columbia.
hrs. NJ. l.. Stalcup, Of st. Louis,
he guest of Mrs. E. A. Law
Nc.
Mis- Madge Maddox, of St. Louis,
IN the week with Miss Mary
satkner.
Ms. B. |. Leftwich, Of st. Louis,
he guest of her aunt, Mrs. George
ID ertson.
Mis- Eula Tucker and Miss Ger
Be Fry are spending the weekend
h Columbia.
Mrs. R. Il. Miller has returned
isbm St. Louis, after visiting her
dbghtcr, Eva.
,lrs. Harry Jacks, of Columbia, vas
|hs guest of Mrs. l.. M. White, the
iiist Of the week.
Dir. and Mrs. l.. II. Hannah, Of
{ umbia, spent Thursday with Mrs.
IA W. Burlington.
Miss Mayme Ringo and Mr.. John
lsnser will attend the Masonic meet
M in Columbia Sunday.
Mr.. J. G. Trimble has returned TO
Id home in Kansas City, after visit
ae her mother, Mrs. J. C. Buckner.
Misses Dorothy Holmes, Willie
HpOk, and Ella Bun we're guests of
Ne Clara Haggard at a splash party
iday afternoon.
brs. John Mantipiy, OF Clarksvllle,
ID Mrs. W. s. Strother, of Bunce-
va, are the guests of Mrs. A.. P.
Geen for a few days.
Mr.. W. E. Cornett, Mrs. T. j.
HpXsey, Misses Mamie Dix and Lottie
brnett motored to st. Louis this
Heek and spent several days.
Nlr. and Mrs. George viii Robert
lPn had as guests for dinner Tuesday
sening, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Rob-
Atson and Miss Ruth Robertson.
Miss Daisy Boone had as guests fol
ponday dinner Sunday at Mrs. FL.
"a Mason's: Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
AcKee and daughter, Julia Melsor
NcKee.
DR. Carl Pasqueth, Mr.. Will C. vii.
pans, Misses Dorothy Holmes ant
R@arriett Pasqueth enjoyed a hike t
fhe woods Tuesday evening, and cook.
supper
The following spent this week camp
r. near Moline: Mr.. and Mrs. J
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Sproul
flr' and Mrs. C. C. Heller, and Mrs
n G, Reavis.
Mesdames Harry Jacks, of Colum
pa; Wallace Fry, Misses Mary Buck
fer' and Made Maddox, of st. Louis
Fere guests of Mrs. L.. M. White a
r. orphcum Monday evening, an
later had refreshments at Buckner's
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Claybrooi
pr and Mrs. Joe Wilkins and Mis-
rula Tucker enjoyed a motor tri
Centralia Monday evening an
neI Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Jenning
Pn' Mr. Victor Johnson, of Wyoming
Pnd had a picnic lunch together.
Miss Mary Buckner entertained o
guHch the following: Mr.. and Mrs
NJ White, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallac
fy' Mrs. George Will Robertson
pi'SSeS Fannie Mason, Madge Maddo,
LOUIS Barth and Marques Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holmes ha
guests for monday dinner Sunda,
IT, and Mrs. P. r. Holmes, of 81
."'rIes; Mr.. and Mrs. George Clar'
@vSars' Eugene Holmes, of st. Lov
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

Miss Madge Maddox has returned
to her home in st. Louis, after a
pleasant visit with Miss Mary Buck
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Thank You Kelly

Everybody in the Prairie Queen
is singing the praise of Mexico. When
the storm blew off our northwest
wing. Mexico came across handsome
", with a substantial donation.
Centralia will not soon forget this
evidence of the good will of the capt.
tai of Audrain. And speaking OF
Mexico, the splendid city is growing
substantially and prospecting nicely.
1t always was one of the best towns
down on the map, and grows bigger
and better as the years 60 marching
by. - Centralia Courier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

eyico is growing more like a city.
ropular baker, Mr.. II. b. Nc
lev. has purchased a motor car
his business. Mr.. F. r. San
has this week given his wife a
1917 Cadillac car, and the same
! of car has recently been bought
mir. Joe wilkins for his wife.
emit these men GRAND?" says
of our society matrons who is
walking?
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

Mrs. A. M. Owens and children, of
Paragould, Ark, have returned
home, after a pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Sannebeck.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28
Looking Back i'm Society.

CFrOm the Files of June 20, 1907,
Miss Crete Caldwell was given a de.
lightful party by Miss Marie Rose.
Mrs. A. A. Wallace returned from
Fulton, after a pleasant visit there
Miss Gertrude Fry entertained 70,
her guest, Miss Frances Ross. Of
Texas.
Mrs. Lewis Hord arrived to spend
the summer months with her daupb.
ter, Mrs. Buckner.
Miss Martha Sullinger returned
from North Carolina, where she had
been teaching school.
Mrs. r. M. White was attending ,
house party in Louisiana, given by
Mrs. Buell., of that city.
The Elks gave a dance for the ladies
visiting in this city. Refreshments
were served at Buckner's.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-06-28

E. E. Reed, president of Westmin-
ster College, Fulton, was in Mexico
Friday.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-13
Sc COLOCARAN PCSTES EN- LOS
CAMINOS QUE ANUNClARAN
LAS DISTANCIAS.

Los Comisionados del Condado ms
pcccioalron aver Il muestra presen-
,ada POI una compania contratista de
los poStoS Cue Sc han dc coIocar = 10
largo de los caminos de! Condado
para senalar II dissancia en- mi.!aS en-
ire los diversoS puntos communicates
Dor los citaJos camiros. Los contra
tis;as han obtenido (. privi!egio de
c,loyar auuncios ell dichos postes,
pro siemprc que Ia cifra cue deter
mine las distanc;as Quede en- lugl1
dominance : Sc yea en- codaS direccio-
mes. san Antonio tiene que cubrir
con dichos postes una extension de
cerca de $50 mii!as en- que sus caml-
aos han G.io mejorados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-13
ROBOS.

Tn ladr6n muy afecto Z los bonitos
anillos, robo anteayer + De IL re-
-iGcncia de Alfred Schuettei, 107 de
= Gale Delgadc, haoiendo deja&o
cncima de una c0moda donde tuvo Ia
p]aciencia De eStar hacienda Ia se!ec-
ci6n &c 10 que habia de l~lcvarse,
otras 30 pleas de joyeria que Sc
guramente no fueron de su gusto.
TamDoco lie agrad0 un Servicio de pia
Ia que habia en- Ia casa, pero 81 tomo
S35 Ell effective que enconIro eli IN
chiffonier.
De Ia casa No. 1902 de Ia Avenida
Waverly Sc envi6 aviso 4 n poiicia
de qle habian desaparecido varias
cosas que habia en- I'm granero que
hay 4 la espalda de Ia casa y que
importan al redcdor de 81.
POGO an.es de Ia media nocne del
domingo Tue llevado d Ia Estacion de
Policil IN auto que Sc encontr0 aban
donado en- una de las GALES de Ia
ciudad. pero en- seguida fue entrega-
do = SUI dueno P. C. Boren de Crys-
tai City.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-13
CONSAGRACION DE DOS NUE.
VAS BANDERAS.

Dos nuevaS banderas de Ia antigua
Ordcn de los hibernanos, n ameri-
cana Y una i-iandcsa, fueron consa-
gradas cl domingo en- IL manana en-
IA misa de las 7:30 gIe Sc celebro en-
Ii lglesia de Santa Maria. e Rev.
James H. Quinn. pastor de Ia iglesia
Y ;ambien miembro de Ia Orden off
clio en- la ntisa Y en- Ia ceremonial de
Ia co~nsagracion. Mas de 200 MEM
bros de IL Division del Condado de
Bcxar V los .Auxiliares de n A. 0. X.
concurieron a los servicioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-13
LA FIESTA DEL INSTITUTE
MEXiCANO.

La fiesta regular del Institute
Mexicano, 1000 Sur San Jacinto, ten
dra lugar esta noche q las 1870 bajo
el prcgrama siguiente:
Solo de piano, por e. professor F.
JGarez.-Recitacion, por "a senorlta
Delfina Escontrias. Discussion, por el
joven Jose Mendoza.-Solo, The
Holy City, por el jOven N. Led0n.-
Discourse, per c! joven J. r. Rend6n.
Solo de piano, por II senorita Ma
nuela Observation-Disclosures, por el
iover Aiyin0 Vazquez.-Coro especial
4 cargo del jcven D. RomO.-Expe-
~s;encias De an soldado meXicano de
Is amos. Salvador Garza.-Solo. por
il ~se!orita Maria Cabaliero.-Recita-
tci5a por e. joven Alvino Vazquez.-
Ml.!c@ por una orquesta, las senori-
rs Chayez.-Deba,e. "Resuelto: Que
Gebc tcner csc pals el servicio mill
tar ob:igatorio." Affirmative, los seno
res D. Garcia = Ma. Led0n. Negative,
los seaores D. Hernandez y P. Boni-
!lS.-Pieza de Musica, por Ia ovques-
ta.-"El Jardin de IA Famiiia,' por
cl se0or Paul Lass.-Solo de piano,
composition original, por el Professor
T. Juarez.
En- "a fiesta del Martes. 6 del pre-
sente. hubo una coacurrencia dc unas
500 personals. E, pubiico qucLa cor
Gialnpnre inyitado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-13
MAS ROBOS.

Otgo muShacho que Sc cree per-
tenece a una banda de Ia:eros, Y que
Sc introduce anteayer en- Ia cantina
De Frank Talcrico, situada en- Ia es-
quina de las GALES de Leona y W.
Houston, rObandose algunas botellaS
de licor Y una cartEdad de puroS,
fue arrestado aver en- Ia manana por
ell detective Harris. FL muchacno dijo
tener Is amos de cdad.
La senorl z. L. Matlock, 70l de Ia
Avenida B. do aviso a Ia policia
aver de que lie habiln robado una
camara Kodak Ia nocne anterior. La
camara fue tomada del @Itomovil de
la citada sonora.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-13
INFORMACION LOCAL
Ell rEOXiMO CONCERTO


Fl pr6yimo jueves Is del corrien-
te tendra lugar en- el Beethoven Hail
de esta ciudad, el Go. Y iltimo con-
cieyto de Ia selit crganizada por /.
Orquesta S~inf6E:ca de San Antonio,
CITE diglje el entendido professor, ST,
Arthur C?aassen.
e. referido concerto Sc sujeiara a,
s!g.Iiente programa:
Sep.ima Sinfonia Ga Mayor OPP.
22.-Peethoven.
POGO Observation-Disclosures
Scherzo.-Fresto.- Allegro con Brio.
Concerto de Piano, Op. 54.-Cchu
mann Miss Helen Norflect Y Ia o.
questA.
Walk, Idilio, Op. ia. Claassea.
(a) Al anochecer.
~ DANA Rustica y Despedida.
Overtua "EIryarthe".- Weter.
RapSodia Hungara No. 2.-LisLt.