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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-21

:!G-Nsr"ellno Eamfrel. 81 Santa Ho<a
ANrau
sItl -Slnlor!ano v.I!argcal. 81 south CO
mai Street.
Gs-Ambrus!u CARR. ar Caa~ Avenue.
.sie-paSruA iirrilandrI. i!iJ SAUNDERS
ri MANUEL Herrera. .iy co!Iul Street.
:StS-RaymuniV +. NlIarreaI. !!"l Fl
g3SU Street.
le;-JU,r nuLr!.iIry. 80 Cullrua Street.
13q-Irsii~ lumcnc7. :Di Lovers Lam.
iJIi-juan ZyrIanO. So colorado Street.
tyI--EGrlmlrU soils, so South Flores -.
!3@9-Nariano =. G2rZa. i"g5 C"lima 81.
!Ig5-itam0n L"zano. lis NcracruL 81.
Il3-Iuse J. MurruO. Laredo Street.
!G,l-SIm6u Davi!d. 80 :. l."Ona street.
IaiJ-I.uc!o >JnrhrX. gIi ;. Medina Street.
alii-Arluru GonEalcX. Ill :. PrCUS 81.
.S-fran"!scD CASTILLO. -A3 :. LARD" -.
lElG-panie! Corl"s. .LpS :. Laredo 81.
.,s2;-Iesus N. CaStah"da. "!c :. san saba
street.
IIi-AnJonlo rar. 1902 Wall 81.
iI1-ArmanCtI CARA. Ms p"lUr"Sa ~.
s=H-Saloinc NaLqUcX. GIu :. san saba
..?s-4ItJandro Y. Flares. sto speed Street
.!33-Jos,. Il. 0vIsga. ~ (. santa Rosa
75-Eu-'6to Cayazos. 81 Nusya Street.
iSlS,i. Mata. tod y. LAREDO Street.
ii56-Ssniana PrIeio. Wal and Trinidad
iua-E. Nonteu7ayor. 2ZS Moctezuml st.
1S-N. Perez, 72S 7robandt -.
!S59-f. ZcpNda, rs Alto Street.
.32a-A. 7. ArtcaEa. fiS Monterrey Street.
l!na-J. Y. F>calera. OF Collma Street.
aJ6-IoSe Morales. CD RayleV Street.
.sE-Felipe rocco. 20 ;. Santa Rosa
Avenue.
4I5G-Candldo Hernandez. nolOroSa and
Laredo Streets.
3a2-S. {. Tara. III W. Commerce street.
.yE4t-IpSS ntmInguRy- I1G y. EDnChO st.
3Tg-N. Cantu. :33 SOath Flores street.
.n3--paniel Perez. Sc :. Laredo Street.
i56U-Manuel hlarc0n. ilj san Fernando
S.re"i.
5{s-Josa Garcia Pelaloza. Si7 :. Flores
-'1-->JmtiaSU Fernandez. s' huranS"
~'r-F;.
SlH. VI. BarrienIos a03 Mitchell s..
ipep-GuilIermO Flores. TIC AllabiSta s..
.i?-L.eolgOidO Garcia. lis N3lamofnS 81.
i673-AlejantTu Flores. i@ Fl Paso Fl.
a~S-Edu9rdO SaiaLar. Zig :. SANTA Rosa
Avenue.
2gS-Rosend0 Garcia. 9l6 Durango It.
2S~5Q-Eduardo Tarln. Il? :. san Marcos
si3a-G. de la CARA. ia :. Pecos street,
tSo4-JoS4 ESpinnSa. :. colorado Street.
f47-Benjamin Cuellar, Merida ami Bra
loS Stresf.
2s5-Sanuaso RoSas. 4h7 Monterrey s..
i353-fcaQciSco Hernandez. 81! Collrla 81
ieO-saDtoS Reyna. 10 ToTreon -.
atlsJuan Iillarreal, r. +. D. .. Box :
.4i-Manuel Flores. e23 Monterrey s..
f6!3-NaIeo Cantl, 5 Laredo 81.
726-Iuan Hernandez. i7i6 s. Flores 81.
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Distrito No.


T-3-I.4iS RAMIREZ. s!S :. Laredo 81.
ts>--iibrrlu i;aMireZ. "4 Arsenal ~.
lulirr~ rrr-l. luS Ia pslUma -.
9-~"- EIuaTIu prua. II. MataInorUs s.
~f~.,-peurp Ramirez. %s West Arsenal -.
i>5<-Iacin,n Pineda. liz Soutn Fro y.
H-R.-rn.iu ZarnuLiu. si- Colorado -.
80 Mariana ilrrniuGry. ~; : grCvS II.
~ i'snI~I Earnagi~L. sol south PESOS
gnaf-Ius- ~ala< Alrnan. SIS Monterrey -.
:s;--Nrutrl E-~lizuurE !g3i. south santa
Ey~2 Ave-.
c-,-paym ,,urllar. ia Rips -.
a~-5-Una-!mO N.lHa. .S :. LAREDO -.
.%t-I.bE, E,,n, it;i. +, Arsenal.
.!,yr-f;s~rar tiIrIrZ Iolorn,a and Laredo
streets.
isii-io~r KIEa>. ~ GUADALUPE. !.
" Gi,!e. Cirdena~. i5!J /! rasu =.
rs .rFirr ''"GzaieA. 5i3 : >an saba -
-"-Ir~l~ -'n!!rsi. 80 L-4I'u" -.
i!S'- '"".t rt'""i"'!- L-N' '"''!ttA
-. nd'Iri HlI"J">4' - : L"nla d
!''~-''"'-r FL"irN' hr'I!i4d' 1Hi I'm
pc" streets
l%f1-Esa9l~f" AJrrs". fi pl'lHloh ~.
ia- santos r"nLatf%. 90 :. lena -
ibar!.. "H LlSanora -
!It& -NanurI A1roceE. 70 Hlad&!lPe -
%--!ueH ES'Eaaa; nS :. LARGO -"
IN! g EFneS,o nSrrSt-, o. ~ 7Fs[,I -
- ,,,,. 80 S5,cIat 80 tl,-s. ms - r,.o
SI-re.
,sss-EIIsrrr n. rardans,. iseo 81 rs,o.
-, E-,.~nr,, p,T,ir.t ,iS e,,Gr,u sI,av
" a,,-'rrn Ma n,5 Tinra<
TO-, p,ri. - T.rnsnfcz ~ S;,,n.Hn :.
,..f I -T'5 rn%-a. ~; coiin,a -
81 --.rrIrgn pojrtguez Did : Flores
street.
s;5a-ponactano Rodriguez, ai2 san saba
iaSs-Iosa P, Flores, f, :. Box 81.
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"A CARTA DE S. s. .BENEDICTO


trade mas de una vez Patrona Gle
mentisima de Ia naci6n, no puede du-
darse de modo alguno, que os 1brin-
dara pronto 81 poderosa ayuda en- es-
Ia granGe calamidad. Con vosotros
rogaremos continuamente Nos mismo,
con instancia, ante el solo de la
Santisima Virgen; y para daros al,
guna prueba de esta union, tenemos
a satisfaction de a%nunciaros Ve1lera-
bles Hermanos, que Ell dia docs de
Diciembre, en- que Sc celebra: entire
vosotros, La solemne festividad de- Ia
Santisima Virgen de Guadalupe, Nos
&c ebraremos Ia Misa, tanto para bon
rar a Aqueila a quien venerais tan
tiernamente con este tftulo, como Pc
RI implorcr Ia salvation de vuestro
muy querido pueblo Mexicano. Y
~vosotros cuidareis que esta Nuestra
determination sea oportunaments
anunciada q los fieles de vuestras do
cesis, para que asociados como Nos
en- las mismas plesarias, mas facil-
mente obtengan los dones de Ia paz
y de Ia tranquilidad para su tan con-
turbada patria. Como en- augurio de
todos estos bienes y en- testimonio de
Nuestra paternal benevolencia, os i'm
partimos con grande amor la Bend!-
ci6n Apost6lica, a vosotros, Venera-
bles Hermanes,- y al clero y pueblo
encomendados a uestros 'cuidados.
Dado en- Roma en, San Pedro, Ell
Is del les de JUNO, fiesta del Sa-
cratisimo Coraz6n de Jesds, del aho
de 1917, tercero de Nuestro Pontifi-
cado.
Rensdicfo pana XIV
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Distrito' No. 4

~.sa3-Manurl ". Rodriguez Ani Garden -.
i.3!-Manurl :. MadUrO. $40 Leigh 81.
JU--FrdnC!SCO H.. SanrhO, 1874 PaulE ~
!I+S-lgnaciu Srgna. S25 :. Mesquite -.
ltSj-Adulru J.. Hernandez. il% Iii Ian
Street.
1873 Raul Lopez DE- Leon. il3 Barrcra -.
ISIS --l.ui> I.ahr Dch-. .g2 y Lie II.
iIlj-l.ean !rO I.t.tiH. 81 >lf''l.
!Xa-Garlr~ HiJ, Jr.. 4O7 Sill? set.
7:-iriuru Garcia. l26 Wyoming 81.
.>u-Alilano castillo. IA Dakota street.
g7a-LcantrU l.oS0ya. SO ferguson 81.
S&|I.leOTaS Banda. ~ New BraunT"iS.
Ave.
S?i-Iuan Beltran. G2i :. PnlariS street
iS~ST-Enrlque Pablo Carrl!ln. Jra hUnnlnS
Avenue.
i~35i-Toribio l.. Zavala. Grreit and Light.
street.
Si3-Adalberto GonZilez, S:0 Victoria 81.
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LA ESPOSA DE TEODORO ROOSE
WELT, JR., LEGO A
FRANCIA.

PARIS. Julio 2O.-La esposa de
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., lego
aver a esta capital, procedente de
Nueva York, habiendo sido recibida
en- la Estaci6n por ell Prefecto der
Departamento, quien lie dio la bienvc-
nida en- nombre Gel gobierno de Fran
cia.
En- ell mismo vapor en- que hizo e.
riaje la sehora Roosevelt, negaron a
Francia varias C%omisiones m9dicss y
navales am.ricanas 2 IN regular MI
nero de obreros para las smbslsn-
cias.
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iJ-tng"l Maria BrIsc3s. IU7u Morales 81.
9IS Judn ~NaTi!nrl. TO- Morales 81.
81 -Purfirlu Lopez. ST. I.cOna 81.
lS,a-Iose G.. GonzaIr2, ". Elmira ~.
3E3-JUrgr 4. GUriDar. i!"i Main Ave.
7S3-AlrrcdU Gonzalez, II! 81. Francis.
l1a!-i,rrardu ralanu.ullrs. iss. Nam Ave.
:!Ny-JUrg' Plac!du dwarf. "u:J +. Ever
green.
S5-Iuan MtnLrz. Boz y. santa Rosa.
AtJG-SrDaSt!an HERNANDEZ. it&i Jones.
I:-Ts Alfredo l.. Crprua. g2l castro.
i2G -uneslmU Flores. 5nS ". salinas.
7S4-AguSIlR GUnzalrz. NaSIdad and ruiz.
-~2!-FranclSro Iuqur. ai5 y. Flares.
Go Iuan Perez. iai7 l.aLrvIrw.
3:3-Lui> SaIaLar. 3li y. SANTA Rosa.
Siu->. hernandez. san Antonl0.
T-I.u!s vri!arreal. 6l0 ". salinas.
.dT MARTINEZ. i6ai Jones.
IUt6-MarlanO Garibay. vi y. LAREDO. :
e2i-Carlos Rodriguez. luS 81. Francis.
ial-SanIoS Valahrs. 6ii y. pcros.
iI5-Margarltn E!cria. santa Rosa ana
Salinas.
aag-S. VI. CaIder5n. ig9 W. quincy.
ia.a-Ios.. HERNANDEZ. 1901 Hamilton 81.
@,tD-Feliciann ftr'4. i63i j"n"s.
I~u3i-Anioni0 Cadcna, Sii y. Comal.
4725-JoSt T. Hernandez. I3i West Mi
berry.
t6S5-EduaFdo Ncri. 81, Y. FLORES.
lq!-Frlipe DiG2. 03a ". Flores
is1-Rosrndo Garcia 80 san Saba.
Eya-Lui$ Vega. gu salinas.
fS-1Ost AInantea. 80 y. Frto.
3~053-Benjamin villarrcal. 1854 Jones.
gSts-Iuan Blanco, Rock Quarry. idoi
Jones.
i4si-Carmclo Arfn. Cameron.
7H-valenie Y. he It. Rosa. ipN :. san
acIntD
g~p?4-Lesndro Sanchez. 1885, Jones.
a7a-FranCiSco ]. Asullar. 4S ". Myrtle,
iT7i-Misuel L. Vidal. 500 y. Flores.
81. 7. CabaEa. Oh w. Houston.
ii1-Jose Maria EScobcdu. 627 y. Laredo,
.4E.-Fau>tinO Pal3ci0. 1854 Jones Ave.
i2q:-patriciO Faycla. 70l Wavrrly Ave.
.S7-iiarcOs Flores. 6iS DrlgadU.
9fE-TOmas TreviEO. 3lS san IacIn;0.
U2-vlCIOr Harten Garcia. S02 Ruiz.
2g3e-GustayO Hernandez, Kenwood addt-
ton.
35sS-Guadalupe RobleS. STA Augusta.
79i-Margarito Castillo. Old Leal.
iqi-BernaTdO Herrera. 507 Salinas
iG72-GIStavO o. MOntemayor. 1903 Convent
4aS-IuCianO Moreno. ito y. Santa Rosa.
S;S-RaraeI Medina. iG9 y. Brazos 81.
G-Fah!an {. Sanchez. 9I y. san Ia
CintO.
A~29S1-AntOnio Aguilar. IFS Hickman.
%3~i3-Benjamln Rodriguez, NTl GeTtWOOd
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lI7s+Rraulio Morales. si1 Vera cruz 81.
san Antonio.
si4-I0rge Castillo. ThrlIua.
:~r7i-Fclipe longoria. Il. +. D.. Nm. 9.
BrNar County.
rla-Migucl w. Torres. Routr :. Box ~.
san Antonio.
nsIpayld CIsneros. Iron Springs.
sJgy lSidru Soto. roulr T.. san Antonio.
4y. -IuS" L. Torres. route :. EbN ~. san
Antonio.
t,4 Marcos Peha. 72J South Laredo, san
Antonio.
i55i-!u<" llrrnandrz- Converse:
cot -Sanllago Segura, H.. r. II. b. box
lio3-Jose GGmez. l5 san Parrlclo. san
Antonio.
lSa-trnuIro Perez. new l.. and q. i.
Yards. san antonio.
Sia Pc dru GaSIIIa-. helm.
iG-Guadalure Mora. rnn'1 Z. san M
tonic.
in9-RcrnabG Garcia. Leon Springs.
i9:l, Gonzalez, Adkins. "
9%3-SecundinO Garcia. san JOSf.
.r9i-Manuel Flores, Martinez.
!3Al-IcsrlS HlnuIoSa. Birds Mill.
3r-Nlannel Lopez. route :, box o. san
Antonio.
2~33f-Guillermo Lopez, n. /. D. No. 1, Nc
bane 81. San Antonio.
isls-FIorencio Lujan. 1880 Fl Paso ST.
73-Roman Fuentes Gnnzilez. Macedonia,
:3A6-Felipe Rivas. r. F. n. Q, Box 81
ReNar County.
S6S-Alejandro Castro. route 4. box 5a2,
BeXar county.
s93N-Dctar1o Guerra LlaHas. r. F. D.
4. a05 Dauchy Road, San Antonio.
aiJ6-Tadeo Gonzalez. Elmendorf.
sJ30-TOmaS MARTINEZ, Martinez.
~3E-Pedro. Cruz, route :. box t@' san
Antonio.
i~560-Antonio Lopez, Hutton and u. Braun
relS San Antonio.
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Distrito No. ;

117-Juan BoSqneS. III Dawson.
i7+SMarCelo MARTINEZ, Austin ST.
9i95-CreScencio Vela, SaS Segufn.
g7S!-l his Tlnoco, Slate University. Aus
tin.
3~i66-Anastasio Rodriguez. 1908 crosby.
GJ-Leonides G.. Niachos. 81 hrslue 6,
f51q-AndTtS Gonzalez, 3i9- Siberian 81.
6,i-C0ncePci6n Zabala. la6 Elm.
i6-AlberLo Bernardo Castillo. Savoy
Hotel.
fi7-Francisco A. Higuera. Gunter Hotel,
GG3-SilycSlrc L. Zapat1. 2f7 Blum.
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cinas municipales respectivas.
Para las reclamacioneS de eycep-
Zion o dispense, ante los consoles To-
Gales, Sc solicitaran las fornas MI
nero 10 y l2l, dc las presCripta,
ror el gobietno. con fecha 80 de Jul
NO &c 1917.
Para las ape!aciones ante los Con
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los, deberan solicitarsc Ell las respcc-
twas oficinas municipalities, Y que, IN
el City Hall, de San Antonio, So es-
tan repartiendo, volumcnes me las
Gentlemen todas.
Los sorteados del Condado de BeXar
Damos en- Seguida conocer 4 nueS-
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sejos de Distrito, Sc usaran las for
mas l5l y l52, 1873 Y lJ4.
Para las reclamaciones por motives
;ndustriales o agricolas, Sc usaran las
formas l6l Y lGl a. Q
Para Ia apelacion ante ell Presiden-
te, Ia forma 1G3.
Repetimos nue, todoS estos mode
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del City Hall.
-Distrito Ntmero 5.-Afueras de
San Antonio, y resto del Condado de
Bexar: en- la Oficina del Doctor
Terrell, en- Ell City National Bank.
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75-R0dOlfO sanchez ~ESCube~i". "i'
LrrnrInan 81
77a-FlurrnlluO Lopez l.ira. !2i AYR. Is.
l4!1-Jullan MARTINI. lois +. i.r"cErti.
~ Trinidad S~ala2lr, III lin. II.
tsS.- pani-I tiunLdlcI. .T1 DI;yai.
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Distrito No. J

t723-Fldel Reynosa, 6ail. Main Ave.
35a2-Ram6n Quijano. 62j Lewis.
2SHNerreSpo MireleS. flI V. PechS 81.
sG9-Gdbriel {. AlnaraL flo Their 81.
3rFranciSCo TerevuCd. ~ Four Alley
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Donde podran verse las listas.

Los ciudadanos de San Antonio.
registrados ell dia cinco del pasado
JUNO, podran enterarse de las lis.as
en- las que constan los numeros de
serie que les tocaron, y con los cua.
les jugaron en- ell ~sorteo, en- los lu'
cares siguientes:
-Distrito Numero l. Su jurisdlc'
ci6n abarca los precintos del uno 4
once inclusive: En- la Sala de sesio'
mes del City Hall.
-Distrito Numero 2.-Precintos
del ~ al 35, inclusive: en- la oficins
de J. B. Martindale, 625 Beddel Bui
ding.
-Distrito Mum. 3.-Precintos, de
26 al sc inclusive: Cuarto numert
4I2 del Edificio Gunter.
-Distrito Numero 4.-Precintos
del So al 40: en- Ia sala de sesione:
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CuanGo necesit7 libros en espanol,
dirijsse Z Ignacio E Lozaso 12o N.
Sta. Rosa Ave, San Aatorio, Texas.
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=. RESULTHDO DEL SORTFO DE- AVER

tros lectores n lista complete de log
individuos de raza latina que resulta-
ron sorteados. Esta lista Sc refiere
solamente a los que seran llamados
desde luego, y prometemos publican
mahana la de ~aquellos que habiendo
sido tambien sorteados estan cohsi-
dcrados como de reServa.
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(Yiene de Ia Pag. LAD

Las formas para hacec las reclama-
clones.
Cada una dc las reclamaciones an
ter!oreS. dehera se- hccha en- fcrra
especial. cuyo modeio o cuya .edac-
ninn. Gebera solicitacse en- las Off
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Benedict Papa XIV.
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Para las ape!aclones ante los Con.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-05-22
sunny JIM. TONIGHT

No, his name is not Jim, but LIS
sunny disposition makes those wno
know him call him Sunny jim. We
are referring to Rev. William a.
Brown, the Sunday School expert, who
will give an address at the First Pres
byterian Church this evening at 1880
o'clock. Everyone interested in Sui
day School work in any way whatever
is urged to attend.
We wish to call the attention of the
officers and teachers of the ely
schools to the conference from to 6
O'Clock this afternoon and the lunch-
con and social from 6 to 7:15. Teach
ers and officers are urged to be at
either or both of these meetings.
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American Association
ATLANTA, GEOGINS, BIG FIRE

Atlanta, May 21-Fire that started
late this afternoon in an obscure ne
gro section swept a broad path
through the residential section of At
lanta, devasting scores of blocks and
destroying many of the city's finest
homes and hundreds of negro houses
Although the flames were not entire
ly under control late tonight they had
been checked half way through the
exclusive Ponce de Leon avenue resi-
dence section and fire officials believed
there was little danger of a further
spread.
First estimates of the damage
placed it at between 100000 and
100000. So far as could be learn
cd the only life lost was that of a
woman who died from shock.
The fire was confined to the north
eastern part OF the city ana the only
business houses burned were several
warehouses near Decatur and Fort
streets, the point of origin.
A high wind carried the flames
northeastward with a speed which
soon outran the efforts of the fire de-
partment. Within an hour after the
first alarm the blaze began to assume
the proportions of a conhagration
and fire officials called in several
hundred business rem from the Fl.
Mcpherson officers trailing camp to
lead in the fight. Appeals for help
also brought the fire equipment from
half dozen peighboring cities.
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LEXINGTON FIRE
One of the Most Destructive Ever
Known in the Bluegrass City
Loss Over $500, 1000.

The following is the account Of the
big fire at Lexington yesterday as told
by the Herald:
Fire sweeping like monster hurri-
cane destroyed business houses on
both sides of Church street and the
north side of Short street from Lime
stone to Upper streets and left nearly
the entire block in mass of ruins
early this morning. The complete
block of buildings, of estimated value
totalling 100000, was left in a mass
of wreckage.
The Porter-Jackson livery building,
There the fire started, was left in
ashes; the new Eagle Lodge building,
owned by A. B. Jones, was destroyed
except for the ruins of the brick walls;
Merrick Lodge building was caught in
the spreading wing of flame and burn
ed like paper, the upper part of which
caught first, complete loss. The
First Presbyterian church on Market
street was burning fast
When the fire had backed on Short
street and the Lexington Hotel build
ing and Smith-Watkins-D arnaby Com
Eany's buildings were caught from the
Merrick Lodge building.
The fire started Of unknown origin
in the Porter-Jackson livery stable
and roared its destruction before call
was sent in.
Shortly before o'clock, when it
appeared the flames were under con-
troll, although the fire still ragged
ficrcely, it was estimated the loss will
reach 100000. The greater part of
one of the most valuable blocks of the
city was almost razed, but few build
ings fringing the Upper street side,
suffering only from flying sparks,
smoke and water.
In the center of the block mon
ster furnace ragged. While the flames
were consuming the Smith-Watkin-
Darnaby building, boxes. of powder
and bullets exploded, crashing down
several walls, while small caliber bull
lets flew about in the wreckage. Walls
crumbled and crashed down with a
roar.
The fire department was called out
by George Coils, Greek restaurant
! operator. Coils was going home
from work and heard two negro boys
shouting cries of Fire! Fire!"
Coils rushed to the Fire Depart
ment and had hard time arousing the
force He leaDed up the steps scream
ing for Chief jessie Finally awaken
ed the firemen went with all speed to
the scene. All the fire fighting force
of the city was called into play. The
streams of water, appearing like mid
get splashes against the mountainous
flames were not to combat the de-
stroyer.
Complete figures on the fire loss
and the insurance are:
The damage ...............S3 $3.50, 056
The Insurance ............. s167, 900
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;roninger, Stephen Manning, Douglas

Groninger, Stephen Manning, Douglas
Mclaughlin, Pearce Mclaughlin,
Elizabeth Newell, Elizabeth Stewart,
August Triebel, Asa Wallingford,
Grace Wallingford, Elizabeth Orr,
Graham Moses.
Eighth Grade Eugene Barkley,
Nelson Childs, Raymond Hirschfeld,
Leslie Slye, John Strobe, Jennie Bark
ley, Bessie Brubaker, Georgia Carri-
gan, Georgia Chambers, Elouise Hous-
ton, Mildred Proctor, Abbie Shea,
Georgia Simons, Clarence Lynch,
Mary Catherine Pollitt.
Freshman-John Armstrong, Edna
Breeze, Laurance Browning, Allen
Huber, Georgia Ireland, Jennie Roe,
Carolyn Seward, Thelma Stahl.
Sophomore-Elizabeth Allen, Pau
line Bierley, Elizabeth Calvert, Jeane
Coils, Florence Hotze, Violet Muse,
Esculine Traxel.
Juniors-Edward Barbour, Blanche
Anderson, Roland Birmingham, Maud
Ella Brubaker, Marjorie Egnew,
Georgia Hicks, Frances Marsh, Mar
garet Smith, Eleanor Wood.
Seniors-Alta Adams, Bess Bell,
Pearce Browning, Harold Caplinger,
Olivette Clooney, Thelma Leonard,
Lillian Muse, Helen Nauman, Bess
Parry, Howell Richardson, Nellie
Steele, Edna Stevens, Mary B. Tully.
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MIR. YANCEY'S FUNERAL

The funeral of Mr. w. II. Yancey
who died in st. Elizabeths Hospital
at Covington on Saturday night, fol-
lowing q long illness of heart trou-
BILE, was held from the home of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ferd Hechinger on
Front street yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock. A large number OF friends
were present. The Rev. w. B. Camp
bell. pastor of the First NJ. e. Church
South, conducted the services. Bur-
iai was made in the Naysville ceme-
terry.
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SCHOOL
EHle

The following is the report of the
Maysville Public Schools for the ninth
month, ending May IS:
Average Visits
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Mr. John Burwell of East Second
street is in Lexington today on bust
ness.
Miss Lola Alice Thompson left. this
morning for st. Louis, Mo-, to visit
friends.
Misses Fannie and Lucy Lee of Mar
street left yesterday on a visit with
relatives in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Behan have been
spending several days with Mrs. T.
Thompson of Carr's, Ky.
Mrs. Ned Piper returned to her hol e
on East Second street yesterday ~
ter short visit in Cincinnati.
Miss Matte Walters has returned Ia
her home in Cincinnati after spending
several days with her parents.
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Enrolment Attendance Made

The following rooms had no tardi-
hess during the month: Mr.. Barnes,
Miss E. Hart, Miss Leila Gray, Miss
Martin. Miss Lloyd, Miss ]. Hart, and
w. H. Humphrey.
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DE KALB LODGE /. 0. 0. +.

The regular weekly meeting Of De
Kalb Lodge No. IL /. o. o. F. tonight
at z o'clock. All members urged
to be present.
John w. Thompson, Secretary.
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4. + + + 4. 4. 4. 4. I. 4. 4 i. + 4!
l. 4.
1. TIE HONOR ROLL j.
:! j. ]. i. 1. !. i. i. 1. i. T. i. i. i.

The following are the Maysville boys
who Joined Uncle Sans fighting forces
yesterday:
Mr.. Monroe Davenport. formerly OF
this city, being the son OF District SUI
perintendont W. II. Davenport of the
N. Il. Church, has enlisted In the quar-
termaster's department of the regular
army as clerk and storekeeper.
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WILL ATTEND CONVENTION

Mr.. J. ]. Lynch, Manager of the
Maysville Telephone Company, will
leave on Wednesday, May %, for Lou
isville, KY, to attend the annual con-
vention of the Southern State Inde-
pendent Telephone Association of
which his Company is a member
The convention is scheduled for May
cath, 25th and 26th, and will be held at
the Louisville Hotel where special re-
servations have been made for all the
Managers of the Central Home Tele-
phone land Telegraph Company's sys-
TEN of which Louisville is their head
quarters. These meetings have been
held once or twice year in Louisville,
for several years past.
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ToDAY's BASEBALL SCHEDULE

National League
Cincinnati ut Boston.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Plttsburg ut New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
American League
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
Cincinnati, q; Boston /; 10 innings.
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, A.
Pittsburg, 3; New York, 4.
st. Louis, g.; Brooklyn, 2.
American League
No games-rain.
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ONR COLONEL CITIZENS

Burns Chapter No. 81, o, u. s., re-
quest all the mepbers Of Acacia Lodge
No. "a to meet with them at their hall
at p. m. Wednesday, May 20, to
greet our Grand Matron. Refresh
mepts will be served.
c. W. BRAXTON, W. u.