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Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-31
ADVERTISEMENT.
A,lO tller Ba ai1k
!, r .OsitiiOi1

Was offered 70 an Aaker,s Business
College student today, Offering $50
per month to start with. School has
just published q list Of 50 graduates
who have gone into desirable positl Ions,
started on the road to greater things
In life better salaries. promotions,
and Independence. New school year
ithen And get started. Sept. 18th
school willt b moved into the ClifIord
Binding. into the quarters recently
vacattd by Universtty Law School.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-31
Lanstrum Apparently
Nominated For Senator
In Montana Primaries

Helena, Mont, Aug. 3t.-with
more than 1900 precincts reported in
the state wide primary, held last Tues
day. the count for the republican
nomination for United States senator
tonight showed DR.. o. M. Lanstrum OF
Helena, leading Miss jeanette Rankin.
representative in congress-, by 2,513
votes. DR.. Lanstrum polled 1855. and
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-31
Movement OF Many -
Troops Starts Today

Bismarck. N. D., Aug. s1.-rhe
movement Of 1880 men, in four calls,
was commenced in North Dakota to-
day.. when $50, men reported to be
sent to Camp Dodge for limited serv-
ice.
Sunday. 500 men report to attend
the vocational training school at
Grand Forks; Tuesday, 800 report for
limited service at Camp Grant, Rock
ford. ILL.,, and on Wednesday, 1000
first class fighting men report to be
sent to Camp Grant.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-31
Moorhead Light Case
Gees To Federal Court

Moorhead, iMnn.. Aug. 3l.-Action
brought by the city Of Moorhead
against the Union Light. Heat &
Power Co. involving the gas rate for
Moorhead. which the company has
attempted to raise over and above the
franchise Axed rate. will be heard in
the federal, instead Of the state court,
The company presented a motion in
the federal court for such transfer,
and it will be heard shortly.
The city is attempting to enjoin the
company from making the proposed
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-31
ARMY APPLAUDs AVIATOR.
Especial to the erican
News Bureau. Chica9nl

ISpeC1aI TO the ItaIlan-Amer1can
News Bureau, Chicago.)
Rome, Aug. 31.-Silvio Scaroni,
aviator from Brescia won the praise
of the army today by his daring in an
encounter with the enemy. He flew
three thousand meters more than
10000 feet, in the sky, when an Eng
lish squadrille was giving. battle to a
squadron of Austrian chasers. Our
aviator launched himself into the
fray and brought down two enemy
planes. After that his motor stopped
and he was in danger Of falling to the
earth. He recovered control of the
aeroplane, however and descended
safely within our lines,
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-31
Northwestern Nelus |
Miss Rankin 1912 votes. Harry Par
sons received 5,778 votes and Edmund

AAAA00 1SdIAAAH AOpAOG VOVob. k1dETy 1ATs
sons received 5,778 votes and Edmund
,5S4.
J. H. Hall is leading by almost g.
600 ballots in the race for the demo-
cratic nomination for railroad COM
missioner, and Lee Dennis has a lead
OF almost 4,000 over Thomas G. Penny
fqr the republican nomination for the
same Office.
! Carl w. Riddick has a lead Of g.
900 votes for the republican noraina-
ton for congressman in the Second
district over his opponents and Frank
y. Linderman's majority over Tom
in the first district is $500. In the
First district John NJ. Evans has q
lead Of almost 5000 over Mrs. H. c..
Macdonald for the democratic con-
gressional nomination. The totals
were not changed materially today.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-31
Congressman Young .
Has Visited American,
French, Italian Fronts

Bismarck, N. D., Aug. 31.-Con-
gressman George M. Young writes
from London that he has visited the
American. French and Italian fronts
and that he expects to visit the Bel
gsan and British fronts on his way
back from London. The representa-
tive from the-second North Dakota
district in company with several
other congressman is touring the war
zone, to obtain some first hand in
formation Of conditions there
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

L. r2nana &C aver acercaTouSe :
ncscrros. en- Gemanda de information:
aleuno> n,cucanos oue hablan pre-
ten6ido onteaer sus cartas de clrda-
damn en e' Consulate de nuestro pals
en- ~a0 Antonio. ' 4 los cuaieS les
ha6ia sido nexate por ra5ou que nos
cxDuSieron ' Que TO era otrs cue Ia
dc su lara parmanerc'a en- Estados
Uniocs.
los nexlcanoS QUE NOS IUterroE2-
is,,. harisn vividc en- EStados Uni
dos. GedicsdoS las labores agricoias,
al unc veirsc amos : dieciocho e otro.
= durarys ese tarr>inc rc asbIan yo-
t2do ea las elecciones americanas, ri
sclicitado su~ primero5 papeies DC
naturalization. nj eiecutado actc ci-
vico alEuno QUE comprometicsc 81
nacioral;dad r7@NicaHa.
Tsmpc.o - habian acercado nunca
= nucstro cu1suiado, en- demands DC
IA carta Cuc ios acreditsso como clu-
dadanos = qu5eres por = n2ismo mo-
two se les ha1is negado Ia carta que
solic;5aca7, p&~a 2reSentsrse COT ella
al registro del dia e de los corriea-
tes.
Deseanco infoCmsr nuestrcs lee
torres ie ma rc1rera pTaciSs Y clara.
sohrs cosa cue a tertos interesa d
-e--,--a--a a~uSi71O< = lsS rTfrin3S :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
RyM0RAsE QUE Sc
sURLEVAR0N uHAS
TROPAS EN- TAhl2S-
Mcese cue las de Carries
Osuaa Sc IeyaafGroR eH
STA. EngracE0

uo ru r7,mcr scrsscicral nos d
no,i,ia correspondence fec'h,t@ 3
,cr ..ic In cirrcIad dc BroWnsTlile. Le-
yax rrmor oue. iuzgar por Ia Tor
,,,a NJ que g nos trasn1lte, t1ene Vi
sos ic vnr,i:1. cuando m"n"S en par
&c.
Fl r,nor :. raGicr" i Ia lnsurrc2-
cio1 dc rno Dc los p,TrcInaieS nlcleos
,.srranc;stas que opcrau IN 81 tsfado
Dc Tamauira%. = ci due &c maAeFa
mas cfica~ ccntriouyo 4 |" derrota
d. los cabclicristaS: ci mandate noT
81 general Carlos Osur@.
Hare n,lcho -icmpo. quo.nor ia fat-
"a dc rsgos ic sus haheres. los soll
dados pertenecientcs Ia r"!0;iena
randada ror Osuna dahan muestfas
dc grave disgustc. Az" cuanoo Sc
eEpcro que , fines de' mos paS&do:
o,tas tro,,as fue"an pagadas. c' pa
ra4or no llego V cl disgusto iuc cn
aumento.
Los elem.ntos articarTanclstaS ne
Tamaulipas. fueron aproN"chHnop "5-
tc desconter;o para hacer entrc los
soldados labor sedicioSa. QUE cuimho.
serljn - nos dice. on una Insufrcc-
cicn en- masa.
la rebellion tie las fuerzas cafran-
cis,4s. 50 ascgura nuc tuvo !uCar eii
L. Hacienda de Santa EngracIa, dou-
lie Osura sc cacontr;,ba con caSi to-
de- sus horbrcs.
Partc dc la tropa, cue perEans;;i"
iec!. abri0 cl fuego contra los Soda
dos en- rebellion. entahEandosr entire
arbos rrupos un rcnido y @angrlen-
to combatc. en- ci que hubo nunero-
sas baiaS.
.Agreca el rumor. que q nNsm" Ie-
neral Osuna resuit0 grayemente he
riGo en e cHcuentro entire los ic3iss
Y suolevados.
ia version no tienn todaTia i''n-
guns confirmation Official. por mas
uuc Sc Ia IL por va'iJs.
res. los QUO por su edad tienen de-
echo a etlos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
ADMFTFRAN EN-
Las ESGUELAS 4 LOS
fIi#0S DE- 7 AMOS
Una e7tre9ista CON ei
presi5emte del Gca:eyo
de Edgcacion

La r,arau ac eyer, alguras pcrsc-
2as Sc acercaron 4 nosotrcs. iaqui-
r;cndo 81 era ycrdad quo, mcrced
ur.7 nreya disposition del Consejo
dc E,iucacicr dc San Antonio. no Sc
ria, va adr?ritidos cn las escuelas dc
Ia ciuded. mites dr sjete amos de =
dad.
Como nast., = prrsentc. tai habla
sido IL cdad mirima sefalada los
cscolarcS para sci admitidos en- las
auIas ,!c San .Nntcno, Ia noticla que
nor tai ccndutto nos llegara. nos call
50 eXCraneza :! noa encainiHamos at
punto. a fin dc rcctifirsria rat
f5caria; al Presidents del ronsejo de
Educacion, DR.. Evans.
Hicimos al respectable facuI5at'ro
la misma pregurt. que nos hanla s.
do diri-ida, sohre la ciad seNaiada
1usysmertc como rcgiamcntsria, y ci
i?ubo dc rortcStarIo5:
la version carccc Dc tuniamcnto,
DueS pr2cjsamente 10 Guc ACADIA &c ha
.ersc. cs rcForzar Ii antigua oIspo-
sir;6n acerca dc n edad csc"lar.
L. disposicio@ nitimamentc roior-
zada cs ia que fila IN cdad dc los
ninos que quieran jngrcsar en- las cS-
cuelas puhIicas, cn sictc an9s nor 10
McToS.
Sin embargo, - haze aun csra sal
vedad: los amos que aua no cum
plan los sicte amos. rero quo llegueT
Z ellos antes Gel dia primcro dc no
vie.nhrc. . en- esq fecha, se7an TAM
bien admitidos OF las eScueias.
Sc cxige hoy con mas cuidado CUE
81 otras veces, il comprobaciou tic IA
edad. pcrquc hay al ca0tjdsd dc NJ
nos en- eda.i escolar. que las escuelas
apenss seran SuficleTtes a contsner-
los V Sc necesita conceder los luga-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

La noticis del dia ell Laredo, Texas
el dia de aver. era, segrn nos ~
fcrmo persona dc ALA llegada San
Antonio. Ia de que una nuneroSa
partida revoiucionaris SC encontra-
ba en- las cercaniss dc Ia pohlacion
meyicana dc Nucyo Laredo, Tanlauli-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
LA SRlA. De HACIENDA
ENV;Q A Ia CAMARA
Ell PROYECT0 QUE
HACE TEMPO
PREPARE
Carranzs no qulso que 10
discutiera el Cengreso
anterior Y por ESQ
10 reserve
fPrr q ~ L,Gg Lq-~ sao>.

r.g-Sra--= Esg--s=, rr's - rEEN5.'-
NUETA YORK, scpt'es"bre I'm
nuz buena fuer1e - loS-ado saber
que q Ecs7ciaio L1js Cabrera ha Te-
ni6o reieb-a7do confcre0cisS cor nro-
n'neute> De-sonzS qDc csca@ cr2Dde-
nerte tatereSaGas on uue mejoren.
tartc coro seq possible. las relsciores
entire Mexico los EsradoS Unidos.
He sido inforr2ado. 2simlSmc, luc Ell
,aies coufererciss. 81 iceDciado "a
hrera - "a dacleraGo viCorosan,eCte
On favor - una Oolitica favorable
para los Esrado~ Jnidos at "a pre-
ser>c guerra = cue h dado segurj-
dades de Que al regresav q Mexico
5niciar,j ura canrpans fra0c@wente
diriEda = tai nro0oSlJo-
He sahido. tamh'er, rue IN gran
rumero de cluoadallos meNcanos re-
Eidentes e. Nue~a Tcrk. as-su 7ro-
rpssg,. q = s.. Col 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

Los FrCHccSeS ran coptH'd6c
Tcrqnicr. tres n.i'iHG al oeste
&c In Fcrc.
Las fHe-=as 5ritqR;cGs h1h
tccho uig,pos acGpces entire G.
mepte Hgsri7,coar; 4 et RIO dis
&c.
Lus iropaS HmericoT0s cont
;,,;aa rectn1a,.do Gi cnemigo. e
70 large del r'r .tis"s. al oesic
dc Fismcs.
Dlcesc em Paris quc ci citrc;-
io H.. Fiaiqrd;G m " scr i,:"or-
Dorado oi clemdu. para con,bG-
IT, or RI frepte c::idcrig'.
~ Estgdy Nasor AiemnH,
cuYcs oticncs cStu5an er Spc,
BdqicG. SC ia rcmocido Il en-
iwGGr dcscGM0cjGc.
AsegUrcSc en- ltCSri~qto's-
quc ci general Pershjng te1sdrG,
p,uH pront9. IN cjerci'o Il sp3
5rGenec, perfectomc"tc cor5cil-
daco.
IL lfnriSccj Hlndfr5urg "a
prometiGo. "'a re- inaS, e Ale-
mar.ia. tri"pfct cn c! 0cs!e, CO.
no cra,rfo on FaSiC.
Lca fuer:c3 tchsco-es!@.Gc2s
crpiptcroa ChitG, y est+in sn
b5sesioa de- ie,ToC0rrI Dc Vel
gG " t-irdinostGcE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
HAY RERELDES EN- LAS CERCANlAS Dc
LAPIAzA De NUEVO LAREDO, IAMPS

pas. Ia Que ella misnla habia mandado
a la plaza noticia de ST. presencia ahi.
La partida, segun Sc supo. al pa
reccr coss cnteramente cierta. es
nurrerosa V sc cncucntra al mando de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Han Aeiadn De ser meSicanee.

F'us 4 primcra, uaturalmente, Ia
uus SC referia IA caUsa legal pcr
Ia que Sc hatia negado Ia carta los
mexicanos Il quisncs aludiersmcs en-
las primeras ijIeas dc esta iaforma-
cior. Y Ell Sr. Frezierss Au0c de con-
te5,a- al reporter QUO aque}lo era dc
toIo punto cicrto y que Sc basaba
Ell una antigua disposition legal.
Sc les la necsdo Ia carta. nos
diio .! ST.. FrcziereS, porque conTorme
e Ia ley. han dejado Dc ser meNicsnos.
! nos mcstro el Reglameato Con-
sular conforme al cuaI funcionan los
.consmadcs todos dc nueStro pals. y
del cusl forrau oar5e elsunos ar
ticuios de ruestrs iey Dc EXtranicrls
Y Naturalization.
En- e Canitulo XXXII. Articu!o 639,
i mencio7ada Icy Dc EXtranjeria Y
de-ura!izqciHn. r-evienc que han per
D.. o, 3. q s>nI l..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
HlAL SID0 INVITADA
ALA JUNTA T0DA
la POBLACI0N
NIEXICANA
Y ARIAS S0ElEDADES
VAN A ENVIAR
REPRESENTATION
AL MlTIN

Hemos tcnldo al corrlente A nue.-
tros lcctores. dc como Ia propaganda
alcmana cntra ruesUro pueblo resi-
dente ep esta parte &c los Estados
UnidoS. habia iIegado producir en-
en- rumer"Sc 3!3mentr mexicano una
honda aiarna cue Sc traducia en- una
innotivada precipitation por abandc-
RAJ. auu con perdida de intereses =
comodidades, el territcG-io de este
pals.
Por medic lie infcrrscIones sus-
cintamente documentada9, de comen-
tsrios fi;ciies ) acceSi3!es las le-
yes r5lativas VI registro y u Ia Sc
;eccion para ia formation del ejer-
cito anaericsnc, henoS procurado i'''
2r7incrando esta slarlrs que t8ntcs
Dariuicios ha c2Jsado j AueztroS IA
cicfales = de la cual sc han resent,
do las la6ores agrico as : indus:ria-
les da IA region.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Una lurFa in'ereearte

\ fin de dcstruir IN 10 absolute
ias falsas rerSiores cue propoSito
del rcri5Lro hayen circuladc, de pc
ner fin q IL Immediate alarme de CUE
femos hscho mencion y de conterct
cl exOdo de nuestro5 naclona!es, cl
Mayor de Ia Ciudad dc San Antonio,
Sr. Sam {. Bell, dc acuerdo con ia
Camara dc Concrete, Ia organizado
para II nochc dc hoy, un gran meet
ing que sc cciebrara en cl Salon del
Merca&o : II cuai sc invita- a toda
Ia pcb!aclcn mcXiCana dc esta clu-
dad dc suS contornos.
En- 81 meeting de refcrCEcIa, IN
crapo de cradorcs. ben conocidos en-
tre IA pobiaciGn neXicana, expli-
caran, ruHtualiZada = susclntsmente7
cen riavidad ' precision. como el he7
clio DC regiStrarSc no OBJ iea los nte-
yicaros Servir On el eiGrcito aine-
ricaro V s. los deia completamenta
Iihres para que rcntinuer en- el
desenlprmo dc Sus flahitualcS labores,
sin 81 tenor de cu2 sc cometa con
clos atropelIo iniusticia ninguns.
Va 81 General HcIhroock. Conan
dante Militsr del Denartsmento del
Sur. hs hecho S3ber 10 nisnio en- Ia
nrocIama quo aver apareclera Ell las
cu'umnas dc este periodico, asi que
creernos que las cxp.icaciones dadas
esta noche. hastaran :. destruir los in
motivadcs rcmores que han lievado
tantos rnexicsnns a esta fuga preci-
pitada e1 Ia cue han sacrificado sJs
intcrcscs V con1prometido 81 porve-
mir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Z q obtenci Gle
las car fQs dc
Cfgzdn0cxs
e. C0NsULADG HAcE ALGuNAS ACLARAC'QNES
7 RECONENlACIONES A LOS QUE
NEEESETEE ES0S DOCUNENTGS
Les que ha estadc mos de dez oos uera &c Ia Repabcs
sin kacer gestiones en- favor de su ciudadaRia han
aerd;ae srs derechos de ciudadano mex1caHo

del Consulate Msxicanc on San -Aato-
Mo, = cuyo cargo Sc cncuentra desdc
hacc a!gunos dias e. Sr. n Tccdoro
Fre2ieres. qpien hubo de ofrecerse
atentamente & dar resPuesta ii nUcS-
tlaS preguntas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
LIBR0S EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sES librOs Ell espa-
mol 4 Ia Casa Editorial LoZano, lis
\. Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio,
Tex. E,s Ia mas barata,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
L. sncieGa Jas IN =; :nitln


Concurriran = esta jUnta, cuya
trascendcncia ' Sienificaci6n son in
ncEablcs, -eTrcsentaciones de las
princiralcs soaicdadcs mutualistas de
San Antonio.
En,re elias, pCdcmos anotar las
siguicntss; Socicdad de Ia Union
reprcsen5ada por su f'residente, Sr.
Jose g. Scho&t3; BenevolcHcia Me-
Nicana, por cI sehor Benito Jine-
nez: Amigos del Pueblo. por ei Sc
nor Maxino Vera; Sociedad Hidaigo.
por ct senor N. BorreGo; Sociedad
Ignacio Allende. por cl se3or Adst-
bcrto .Eimenez; Union Cato!ics. por Ell
Rev. Padre Ramon Pratt: Sociedad
Sen6fica dc Scnoras y Senorltas. por
su prcSidenta IL Sritn. Ana Herrera;
Ushers Cathedral, por el seror John
Dwaver = Ia Hod Carriers Union.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Les o~adorcs

Iiarau uso De Ia paiabra, con el
o5ieto arglha eXpresadU. los <enores
Samuel Belden. Rafael Gonzalez, A,
y. Rend6n, Guadalupe N. Baez, Pa
dre Ramon Pratt, Leonardo Cara Sr..
Manuel Muzquiz Blarco, Lie. Eduar-
do Tsnariz = alguncs otros.
La jurta principiar% 4 los ocho en-
punto, y sera amenizada por una
Banda Militar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
Sc verificara hoy en- los altos del Mercado
y zlabIaran en- ella personals significadas
SUMARIO De
IA GUERRA

Los irGncc$eS ran captH;'dSo
Tcrqrjcr. tres n,i'in3 al oeSte
&c La Fcrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
larger circulation tnan any other
!!uexican newspaper i'll the United
States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

tPasa q Ia Sa. Col. 5a. J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

Las faser=GS 5fitGR;cGS nan
hccho uiguRos crGuceS entire G.
mgpfe H0rrirc2art 4 ei RIO Ija-
&c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

fPssa 4 Ia Sa. Fag. Col. sasl!l
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Cpss2a o z s.. Col ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

Lns iropaS dmerico'os CONT
;,2;n7, rectn@aiado Gi cnem'g0. e
70 large del J'Y .t'S;s. a oesic
dc FiSmcg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

Pe.sa = "a Sa. col. !a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

res. 2 los QUO por su edad tlenen de-
echo a eiios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-08

II t'&tgdy Nesor .4iemoH,
clq4s oticincs cStuban er Spc,
Bfigic1. SC ia rcmoyid0 en-
'nqGr dcscoM0c;dc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-05
DON'T CASH ". S. S.
TO PAY FOR BONDS

It Is simply "robbing Peter to pay
Paul" when one cashes in War Saw
ings Stamps to buy Liberty bonds, &C
cording to Uncle Sam In a recent
statement issued from Washington
people are urged not to cash in thei:
War Saving Stamps for the purpose OF
paying on Liberty lean bonds as sucE
a procedure gets the government no
where, renders no additional service.
and in fact really Injuries the Libest.
loan cause. a
When purchaser of War Savings
Stamps cashes them for the purpose
OF buying Liberty bonds. he is simply
drawing on the United States treasury
through the post Office for funds tc
return to the United States treasury
in the forms OF bonds 1t Is therefore
evident that the government is not IL
the least ahead by the transaction.
1t is believed by the Indiana War
Savings committee that in most cases
where this has been done it has been
due to the fact that the matter has
not been thought over thoroughly, al
though there are some indications that
persons who have cashed in their
stamps were simply attempting to es-
cape their duty in regard to the Lib
erty loan campaign. The Indiana com
mittee has urged all post masters to
do their utmost in prevention Of this
practice. The patriotism and common
sense OF the people Is appealed. to
against this dubious practice.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-05
LUTHERAN SYNOD
OPENS TONIGHT

The Olive Branch Synod opens In
St. Paul's Lutheran church Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock with q sermon
py the Rev. w. p. Killing Of Louis
Vile. Ky.
The business Of the synod will be
taken up Wednesday morning, and the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy society will convene at that time
"A Review Of 1918 Text Books" by
Mrs. w. H. Staten. Of Indianapolis.
and Our Pledges the F. A. F." by
Miss Mary Klippel Of Louisville. will
be; two features Of the women's pro-
gram
Mems meetings will open Wednes-
day. brotherhood Work Within the
Church." by C. c. Fetta Of Indianapo-
lis. and brotherhood Work Outside
the Church." by Rev. M. d. Geesy Of
Louisville, will be presented at the
Mems meetings. Cooperation with
Men OF Other Churches" by the Rev.
g. L. Isley Of Richmond, and prayer
4or the success of our government in
The world conflict by Rev. J. B. Gard.
ner of Louisville will be some of the
other features.
The Rev. Victor McCauley Of Tun.
tur. Ondia, will deliver an address at
the meeting Wednesday night, which
will begin at o'clock
Sessions Of the synod will continue
throughout Thursday with sermon by
DR.. H. X. Fenner Of Louisville, on
Thursday evening.
The Brotherhood banquet will be
"wednesday evening at $50 o'clock.
The public is invited to attend all
bervices during the synod.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-05
Wilson Congratulates
Italy on Victory

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-President
Wilson Monday sent the following mes
sage by cable to the King OF Italy:
May I not say how deeply and SIN
cerely the people of the United States
rejoice that the soil of italy is deliv-
cred from her enemies. In their name
send your Majesty and the great
Italian people the most enthusiastic
congratulations.
WOODROW WILSON"
Secretary Lansing. through Ambas-
sador Sharp, at Paris, today sent the
following message to Baron Sonnine.
Italian minister for foreign affairs, now
in Versailles attending the sessions
of the Supreme War Council:
"At the moment of the complete vic
tory of the Italian arms, l take this
means Of conveying to you my most
sincere congratulations The govern
ment of the United States admires the
valor Of the Italian armies and unites
with the Italian nation in this hour
OF rejoicing and triumph"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-11-05
Cambridge City

Miss Mary Matthews of Terre Haute
head of the domestic science depart
ment of Purdue University, formerly
Of Cambridge underwent an operation
at the hospital at Indianapolis. :. Mrs.
Frank Parson of Richmond is visiting
her sister Mrs. Laura Richie. w.
A. Creitz has built foot bridge over
the waste way where formerly the Big
Four had bridge which is a great
convenience to many people.
Mrs. Mary Peters, mother of Harry
Peters from Indianapolis has taken
rooms with Mrs. Kittie Stobaugh to
make her home in this city. =. Wayne
Daniels is i'll . Mrs. jeff Graves
spent Saturday in Richmond. :. John
Tyler is ill. Miss Vesta Brumfield
is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marson
motored to Muncie Monday. Mrs.
weeks visit here. Floyd Dickerson
has moved from the Jerry Dorgan
property in West Church street into
the property on West Main owned by
b. F. Carpenter. The funeral of Mrs.
Stanley Guyton, age 81 daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. GUS Garrett of this city
was held at her parents home on
West Church street Sunday, Nov.3 at
p. m. Rev. Little Wood of Knights
town officiating Mrs. Anna Jacobs,
Miss Rose Greisinger, Omer Huddle-
ston, Mr.. Robert Fancher sang two
hymns, Draw Me Nearer" and "My
Father Knows" Mrs. Guyton leaves a
husband, and eight children, DreXal
Guyton, the oldest. 16. Audrey, Mary,
Beulah, Harold, Virginia, Helen and
Susie, the the youngest, not quite two
years old. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Garrett, two sisters, Mrs. Ed
Jones, Mrs Robert Myers, one brother
Arlie' Garrett Of this city. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Guyton, south of town, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Sites, Of FIT. Wayne,
came to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Stanley Guyton Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. E. Brooks and daughter, Miss
Bessie, were in Richmond Saturday.