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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

AS a statement Of war aims the address of DR.
Won Kuehlman, German foreign secretary, will
hardly be considered of much significance. 1t is
that there seems to be note of sincerity in it
and obvious truths stated, but the whole
the purposes of the kaiser's government left as
obscure as ever. The same old indefinite terms. are
used stock expressions in German diplomacy for
the last four years. We must continue Judge the
Huns aims by his acts. On with the fight!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
Health Fans and Wiseheimers.


l like this job more today than
ever before. Especially the daily
mail. Cross my heart. there is
nothing I'd rather do than read let
tiers from all sorts of people about
all sorts of trouble and discover
here and there a good chance TO
mind what Hippokrates said. In a
very rough and ungentlemanly way
l try to divide the daily mail into
three bundles. In one bundle
place all the letters from health
fans. In another go all the letters
from people who merely seek infor-
nation. In the third bundle all the
letters from wiseheimers. That
leaves a number of letters that can t
be bundled letters which give a
fellow a chance to say fatherly,
hushandish or wifely word, as the
case may be.
Health fans are folks who absorb
an idea or two and find utter de-
light in digesting it.
Wiseheimers are persons who SUI
fer from a sort of mental dyspep-
SIdr tIcF di e ubdUlC " htE CDL Ohm
pie ideas without having more or
less mental tOxemia as a complica-
ton. They absorb the ideas, all
right, but they become intoxicated
with the fancy that they know more
about health and disease than their
doctor knows. After that they eth
er insist upon a partnership with
the doctor in every question Of
diagnosis or treatment or else they
take over these duties entirely.
Your health fan still has some
use for his doctor, though not so
often as before.
Your wiseheimer has a terrible
time finding a doctor who knows as
much as Mr.. Wiseheimer thinks he
knows. But he generally finds a
new one about once a month, and
it is likely to be a queer one, one
with some novel and unheard of
system which is just chock full of
plausibility.
When two wiseheimers meet
somebody is due to succumb. There
is a type of periodical written by
wiseheimers, circulating among
wiseheimers, supported by wise
heimers and edited by Old King
Wiseheimer himself. On the front
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
lElL1IEs. IIYN TALKS
BY W ,=i !l;1, 4 8R RAD TD.

cover is generally a picture OF a
viriIe looking brute of the contour
of a male gorilla or a formidable
likeness OF the more deadly female
of the species. In either case the
vacuity of countenance reminds the
beholder of the picture of a testi-
monial writer; the energy of the
poser appears to have flown only TO
the hypertrophied muscles.
The wiseheimer who seeks infor-
nation or advice from a doctor gets
less for his money than any other
patient simply because he thinks he
knows more than the doctor and
acts accordingly on the doctors
advice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

necessary II the entertainment is to be accomplished
without waste of time and distTaCting confusion.
Provisions which have been made to keep the
quota together and to keep the crowd from mngling
with them have been shown by experience to be WISE
and the regulations should be voluntarily observed
by all who have the interests of the boys who are
leaving at heart
It will be well to say your good-byes before $50
tomorrow morning and be on the safe side.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
The Day i'm Davenport

Mrs. Thomas NJ. Reagan, SIS West
Eleventh street
Marriage Licenses - James n.
Griffith, Paducah, Ky, and Minnie
FoWersOn, Maquoketa, Ia. Clyde A.
Paris. East Moline. and Marcella
Glasgow, East Moline. Matias Cue
vas, BettendOrf, and Moves Cabrera.
Bettendorf. Robert r. Swedberg,
Chicago, and Hulda c. Peterson, De-
Kaib. James Davis Henderson,
Clinton. and Lillian May Stolten-
berg, Clinton. William s. Carleton,
Davenport, and Elizabeth Burgy,
Davenport.
"kaiser Can't Get Her."-There
was one "tickled" little girl in the
police station yesterday when Edith
Augusta Schilling. 13 years old,
learned that she didn't have to reg
lister as a German alien. Bravely,
although on the vergo Of tears. she
brought her papers to the police
station and presented them to Ber-
tilion Sergeant Walter HomeyeT.
The officer found that the child had
been born in Galveston, Tex, Nav
10, 1903. why, you ion't have to
register" he told her "Oh, but
I'm glad" she exclaimed. The
kaiser can't get be now, can he?"
Draftees Go Tomorrow - Draft
selects included in the call of June
q report to their respective boards
at o'clock this afternoon for final
instruction and roll call. The Sc
leCts, 12S in number, will entrair
tomorrow noon over the Rock IS
land for Camp Dodge. A farewell
demonstration in their honor will
be staged by the Scott county coun-
Gil of defense.
Board Aids Class-The legal adj
yisory board Will go into session
at + o'clock tomorrow at the city
hall to assist members Of the 1918
draft class in preparing their ques-
tionnaires. The board will be in
session every day for a week be-
tween the hours of 4 and 8.
Cops Drafted - The July draft
will probably take four members Of
the police department out of th5
blue and put them into olive drab.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
Continued tomorrow
GERMAN KHLED.

Amsterdam.-Ou of Germauy's
foremost scientists. DR. Robert
Marck, chief professor of chemistry
at Jena university, has been killed
in the fighting in front of Amiens.
He was serving as an infantry lieu
tenant.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

Two weather phenomena have been given prom
inence in news dispatches recently killing frost in
Indiana and Michigan, and and blizzard at
Buenos Aires. The former is unusual enough at this
season but the latter even more surprise The
North American mind does not readily associate
billiards with any part OF the South American con-
tinent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

Germany thinks Austria has been loafng the
job since Russia got out OF the game and Of the
for the offensive against Italy restore
the dual monarchy good standing with the German
people. This looks like absolute zero in incentives
TO go out and lose a couple Of hundred thousand
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

1Iost everything is going to cost more a direct
result OF freight rate increases On the item sugar
alone it is estimated that movement to the disrib
uting centers will cost sS,OOOOOO more each year.
This of course, Will be tackled onto the price
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

They Boost Tax Too - An in
crease Of two mills in the tax levy
will be recommended 20 the city
council by the finance committee at
the meeting on July 3. From pres
ent indications, the Recommended
ton will be approved and the levy
formally increased-proDably at the
first meeting. BY the cOntemplat-
ed action, the levy will be boosted
from 20 to % mills.
Big Fourth Parade Every organ
iZation of Davenport, patriotic,
civic and otherwise is cordially in
vited to participate in the Independ-
ence day parade planned for July
4th. The committee on arrange
ments is anxious to make this the
greatest patriotic parade Davenport
has ever seen and for this reason is
extending general invitation to
all organizations to participate.
Injunction Is OfficlaI-An official
cOpv of the injunction granted in
federal court permitting the Gin
ton. Davenport and Muscatine inter
urban and other allied interurban
companies operating under the
management O; the United Light
& Railway company, to charge 4
three-cent rate, reached Fl. +.
Weeks, ecretary-treasurer Of the
company yesterday.
Mccarthy Is Chairman. c. Nc
Carthy, secretary of the Davenport
Commercial club, was named per-
manent chairman, and Davenport
was chosen as headquarters for the
southeastern Iowa Manufacturers
association at a meeting of approx
imately two hundred manufactur-
ers from this region at the Com
merctal club yesterday.
Obituary Record The death of
Heinrich Kettlesen occurred at
Mercy hospital yesterday morning
at o'clock following a lingering i'll
ness. The deceased was born in
Germany in 1855 and came to the
United States at the age of 6.
Elizabeth Margaret Reagan, in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph II. Reagan, Perry apartments. !
died Monday afternoon at the home /.
of Mr.. Reagan's parents, Mr.. and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

3
to say Of its present surroundings:
WINDY CITY.
Somewhere in France
Convenient to Hill Is
THE HOME OF THE HAIRTRIG-
GER 18th ENGINEERS
The Lucky 18th
Population, including rats, rabbits,
and 3 dogs, 1000,
Well Paved Street,
Water (plain, fancy, river and RAIN
Police Dept. and Sanitary Jail
Convenient cemetery and commo-
diOus morgue
Sewer Without System
Free transportation TO the Front
None TO Paris
Attractive Forest of Beautiful
Trees and one Bush, Covered
with Leaves of Absence, with
and without Permission
Unparalleled Mud Baths
Magnificent View OF r. r. Yards
and Water Tank
ADJUSTMENTS tall free)
Rat Hunting Contests
Dugout Races
Trench Swimming
Aeroplane Raids
Music (trenCh) at all hours
DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES
FOR SALE on ALLOT-
MENT PLAN
INDIVIDUAL LOTS, 8 #. ? #,
FOR PERMANENT ABODE
FURNISHED FREE
Choice Bungalows for Rent, With
All Modern Conveniences. Except
Water. Light, Heat, Floors and
Bathroom. Large Knotholes Pro-
vided for Rain Drops. Ventila-
ton UueXcelled
Hospital on Grounds Pill for
Every III
IF you Wish to Live Where Things
are Pretty,
Just Make Your Home in the
Windy City"
WE have heard much in years
past of the $4,000 men and since
America s entry in the war we have
also heard considerable about the
"dOIlar-a -year-men" but the W G..
y. introduces US to q new one in
the following:
Chicago TribUne).
Iowa's class ! draft mon will be
exhausted within a month, it was
indicated this afternoon when
Adjutant General Guy Z. Logan re-
ceived a call for SI7,S29 men of
class I to report during the five
days beginning July %.
WHEN former draft contingent
went to camp the Rock Island club
gave a dinner to 40 OF the selec-
tives. Monday night the club mem
bers entertained one draft man
NJ. d. Ettla-and figured because of
his size, they more than passed
their former quota.
WHO is the clerk in a Second
avenue store who has been advis-
ing land getting away with it,
draft men to buy silk socks to
take with them to camp?
GLIB.
NJ. c. F., well known contribu-
tor to this column. who leaves to-
IAAoi 4 " TlNii Ll-E 4CSI VI ll4t NUN
Island selectives for Camp Grant,
waltzed into the office yesterday
afternoon in a new pair Of army
shoes. After everybody had ad-
mired them, VI. c. F. says, We'll,
I've gotta go out and get 'em
shined"
Can YOU imagine that in the
trenches?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

Vote in haste against the tax increase and you
will be sure to repent at leisure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
just a Sort Of a Farewell.


Clarence kalmer and family mo-
tored to Moline Sunday and spent
the day with relatives. Mr.. Kali
mer's youngest brother is about to
Join the colors, and they save him
a sort of d farewell celebration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

OTTO Gettum is a South Caro-
lima soldier who is on his way to
France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
An A. but not 4. Reader.

I have been for some time an ad-
miring reader of your valuable col
umn on health. Enclosed please
find stamp for which send me
Answer-Admiring but not atten-
tive. An attentive reader soon
learns how mad it makes us to re-
ceive loose STAMPS in letters. Wet
your stamp and put it on the en-
veIope. Your loose stamp has gone
into the Salvation Army box,
whence you may rescue it by send
ing a stamped addressed envelope
for its return.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
The HOOkwOrm and the Barefoot
Row.

What is the hookworm and in
what manner does it infect human
beings, also what remedy is used
against it? {. IL. I.
Answer-It is a small white
worm one-eighth to one-fourth inch
long, with a hOok-like bend at one
end. In some of the smaller COM
munities in the south the ground
is polluted because OF the primitive
habits of the people-sOme Of whom
will not even erect the simplest
privies for country schools. Natur-
ally, therefore, the eggs and larvae
of the hookworm are in the soil.
Children or others go barefoot and
get dew itch" or ground itch
which is the skin irritation caused
by the invasion of the larvae. From
the skin the larvae reach the lungs
and finally the intestine. where the
adult worms are developed and live.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

THE following want ad appears
in the New Orleans Picayune:
"Wanted-A nice soldier boy to
write 10. Address Mrs. VI. G. H,
care of this paper"
We'd refer the lady TO Tony Posa-
teri, brother OF Mike fDundee) Pos
ateri, but we noticed yesterday
while he was showing US his little
memorandum book that il contained
the names and addresses Of some
two or three dozen Rock Island
girls, and naturally they must be
given first consideration.
WE had no thought of making
this a soldier edition when We
started out. but since the dope
seems TO run that way. let's finish it
right with a patriotic song.
20, Say Can You See"
Sit down! Sit down.!
o. D. X
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
One on Lincoln,

NJ. c. tells the following story Of
abe LincOln's fighting in the Black
Hawk war, out around the Watch
Tower:
Lincoln was captain of COM
pany and was marching along with
his men when he saw a fence and
closed gate ahead. Abe wondered
how he could get his men through
the gate in their marching forma-
ton. BY the time his soldiers ap-
preached the gate Captain Lincoln
was ready for the situation with
the following order Rest. Fall in
on the other side Of the fence"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

WHO is the clerk in a Second
avenue store who has been advis-
ing (and getting away with it,
draft men to buy silk socks to
take with them to camp?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26

WHEN a former draft contingent
went to camp the Rock Island club
gave a dinner to 40 OF the selec-
tives. Monday night the club mem
hers entertained one draft man
NJ. D. Ettla-and figured because of
his size, they more than passed
their former quota.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21

Estuvc sacramento atacado en- todc mi sis
tema a consecuencia de una larga enEcrmc-
dad del estonaeo. Estaba nervioso. decaido.
constantementc cstlba sufricndc co7stipados
Q indigestion. Fui atendido largos amos TO:
differences medicos y ensayc toda elise dc me-
dicinas. sales. aceites. ~pildoras, etc. cue me
daHaron tanto cl etomago que ya no pocia nj
s~iquicra tomar otros medicinas. Un med'co
me dijo SOLO con una operation podia quedar
curaGo. Como Glt:!no recurso recurri . Las
Saint Bernard Herbs" y por fortuna 4 las
dos senanas de tomarlas empccc a sertr II
mcjoria. POGO dcspucs me senti muy nejora-
do y a Ia fccha gozo dc ~perfecta salud. mi
appetite cs macnifico y en- general ne encuen-
tro pcrfcctamentc. Estas maCnificas yerbas
medic!nalcs par ael cstomago Saint Ber-
na-d's Herbs" lograron mi absolute %Eaejoria.
81 I'd. sufrc dc cualquiera cnfcrmedad de!
estomago. higado. r;n0n o intestinos, indiges-
ton. coastipados, acidez, alimentos aSrios y
no digeridos que ocasionan NAL a:iento. pesa-
de-, do!or de cabcza o espalda, dolores de es-
tonnage. molestias dc las Was urinarias. en-
fermedades de las senoras. fiebre. piei con
granos y otras erupciones, etc, tome Saint
Demands Stomach Herbs yerbas medicinalcs
de Saint Bernard. Es una medicine inoten-
silva que limpia Ell sistenia dc toda impureSa
y ~tonifica II sangre. Agradable al pa!adar'
pues sabe como cl te. I'd. puede adquirir cS-
taS yeTbas de valor inestimable, en- los Jardi-
dimes Saint Bernard, Saint Bernard Gardens
sos Common ST New Orleans. La. Su precio
es de S1.00 paquete. el cual le durara alEunos
meses. Haga I'd. Il prueba dcSde lueEo. lie
devolveremos SUI dinero en- easo de que nues-
ira medicinal no le de Jos mas satisfaco'ios
rcsult2Gos.
Gu;ese Ud.dc mi conseio y eSite c! tomaT Sd
les. pildoras. aceiteS y ot-as drogas TenehosaS'
No auitan Ia causa de II enfernedad. sino So
lamente obligan Z mover los in'eSu'o9' ;
pronto IA antigua enfermedad reapa!eee Peo'
que ell cuerpo sea -efracta-io 7 coA-ae' e
muy arneludo, le danan el eStoalaSo , "o'
Titan en- general todos 81 sistena- FFesuhe
I'd. q c~uslauier doctor y &c coaos'aS ~
las yerbas medicirales de Saint beFh poo
ell esc6mago. no Gentlemen n'nSuna 'I
! danosa, sino solamente yeEtaS na'u1A NC
poseen proaiedades nedicingles = ade'naS son
,bsoh,t,-sn-e ;,ofensivas. Las yefoaS meci-
cinales de Saint Bernard. son eSen'iaieS pa"
curar cualquier enfermadad- LImpiah esS'e-
ma de toda impureza, recouiorah Id Sahste
- t~onificau Tor orgauos digestiTos' haeiehoo
que ell cuerpo sea refractario Z coefaef S"Af-
.,;.r .nf.rncdsd. En- TODD hogan deben te-
| nerse 4 Ia mano. Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
TAMBIEN SON ~LICENCIADOS
LOS OFIClALES COMI-
SIONADOS.

Ampliando ia information que di-
mos aver relacionada con cl licen-
ciamiento de los soldados que for
man Ia Brigade 165 de Deposito. do
mici!iada en- ell Campo Travis, debe-
MOS decir cue, de acuerdo con las
noticias que recognizes aver, los Off
ciales que al ciGrcito ingresG:on en-
calidad &c c2m;sionados, cstan sien-
do tambien Iicenciados y volviendo
q la vida civil, dandoseies dc ante
mano q conocec Ia disposition que
eXiste dc cue el Que Qu'era continuar
en- ei ej6rcito pUede quedarse en- ca
liGad de voluntario.
Algunos de 10; oficiales a ~quienes
afecta el licenciamiento han vuelto
va 2 los trabajos que deserlpena-
ban antes de la guerra, pero un gran
nimero de ellos ha p~referido que
darse en- e. ejGrcito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
LA PCLiCIA SERA MILL
TARIZADA.

Por disposition del Jefe de! De-
partamento de Policia, senior Ian
caster, ei cuerpo de policia de Ia ciu-
dad va Il desarroilar Sus actividades,
en- 10 successive. Aaio un regimen ne
tamcute militar.
Al efecto. todos los gendarnes
han comen2ado a recibir, dcsde cl
dia de aver, instruction militar, IA
Qua, LIS esta siendo impartial IN ell
salon del Mercado de la ciudad por
cl Mayor Gale Y el Captain Deven-
port, dc Ia Policia Militar.
Ademas. el saludo que hasta aho-
ra ha sido tenido entire el gremio,
cons:sterte en- la Erase de Hello,
VIM. scra cambiado por ell saludo
m;litar que Sc usa en- el ejercito de
este pals.
Ell Jefe Lancaster quiere que de
csta manera los policias tengan una
presentation militar en- todas las pa
radas q que e. cuerpo tiene nece-
sidad de c%oncurir.
En- cuanto a los detectives, han
roc!bido instrucciones terminates
del Jefe de Ia Seccion, Captain Van
Rper. de que Sc dediquen eXclusi-
vGmente 4 sus trabajos secretos, Y
los que fo~man Ia Escuadra Contra
el Vicio unicamente a la mission que
se les ha encomendado, sin mezclar-
sc aquellos en- los trabaios de estos
ri estos en- los de aque!los.
a los ultimos, el mismo Captain
Van Ripper les Ia re~comendado que
hagan previas investigaciones minu-
ciosas, antes de efectNar alguna
apprehension. para no Oar lugar a
eQuivocaciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
INFORMATION LOCAL
Ell VIERNES PRINCIPIARA Ell
CARNIVAL DE LA
VICTORIA.

Como 10 hemos anunciado, Ell pro-
Ximo viernes dara principle ell Car
naval denominado de Ia Victoria Y
que ha sido organizado por ell Conf
te propagandista de Estampillas de
Ahorro de la Guerra con ell objeto
de a%ctivar Ia venta de las referidas
Estampillas Y cubrir, a Ia mayor
brevedad possible, la Quota impuesta
al Condado de BeXar.
Habra con este motive inumera-
bles festejos, consistiendo los prin-
cipales en- dos ferias que tendran lu-
gar. una en- la plaza del Alamo Y
otra en- la plaza M%ilitar, donde Sc
instalaran tiendas con diversiones
Y juegos permitidos, asi como de
mercancias de novedad, estando to-
das estas tienlas atendidas por los
propagandistas de las Estampillas.
I'm buen numero de artistas de los
que Sc encuentran en- Ia ciudad han
ofrecido al Comite or~ganizador sus
servicios para tomar parte en- los
actos de vaudeville que debe haber
en- varias tiendas de las citadas
Ell cuarted general del Carnival
de Ia Victoria va a ser en- Ia caseta
que ha sido construida en- las afueras
de las oficinas de correos y que Sc
cspera que para csc dia este va
concluida, ~dedcandose despues a Ban
co de las Estampillas de Guerra,
regenteado por ell Comite respective.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
MURIO IN

Victor Even murio aver repentina-
mente, cuando descansaba en- uno de
los ~asientos de Ia estacion del ferro-
carril del Sur Pacifico, debiendose
su mrterte, segIn el dictamen medi-
CO, a un violento ataque del cora
zon.
Ell asunto fue consignado al Juez
Campbell, pero como no habia delito
que perseguir ell citado f%uncionario
10 abandono, habiendo dadQ la poll
cia ordenes q la agencia funeraria
de Pierce Y Robinson para cue Sc
encargara del entierro del cuerpo de
Even.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
UNA CONVENTION DE FABRi'
CANTES DE HELADOS

Sc esta preparando para los nri-
meros dias del %enJrante mes de dl-
c;embre una gran convention de ia
bricantes de hclados, la cual ten
Ir:i lugar CT cl hote! Menger de es-
"a ciudad.
\ IA convention vendran todos
los propietarios de ~neverias lie ei
Estado de Texas, Y en- elias sc toma-
ran acuerdos relacionados con las
negociaciones de los conveHcionistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
EN- Ell PARQUE BRECKENRIDGE
TENDRA LUGAR Ell ACTO
DE OAR GRAClAS.

Ell Conseio de Defensa Nacional
de Washington, ha enviado a las
agrupaciones similares de todos los
Estados Unidos, una communication
en- la que Sc expresa Ia convenien-
cia de que el acto de dar gracias
tenga lugar a la misma bora en- to-
das IA nacion.
Dia de dar gracias, como va 10
dijimos, ha sido designado el % del
actual, Y siguiendo las indicaciones
del m~encionado Consejo de Defensa
Nacional. los actos respectivos Sc
efectuaran en- San Antonio a las
cuatro en- punto de Ia tarde del dia
citado.
Ell Parque Branckenridge ha sido
designado como lugar para que Sc
efectuen los referidos actos a los
cuales seran invitados todos los ha-
bitantes de San Antonio.
Las ceremonies consistiran en- dis
cursos pqatri6ticos. cantos corales
por los ninos de las escuelas y otros
numeros diversos cuyo programa
complete sera dado a conocer mas
tarde.
A toGas las agrupaciones mutua-
listas y sociales les ha enviado reco-
mendacion, Ell Conseio de Defensa
del Estado, suplicandoles su asisten-
cia q las ceremonies, por 10 que sc
espera que el parque Breckenridge
Sc yea Ell dia mencionado sumamen-
&c co]lcurrido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
Resistro Civil
NAClMIENTOS.

Tn uino del senior Federico Mario y de Su
cspoSa IN sonora Eefugio SiIlcr de Mario, CT
1921 Breeder.
Una nina del senor Fernando Rodriguez.
= dc la sonora Ta7!a Sa!aZar &c Rodriguez.
en- $40 Keller.
Una niha del senior Carlos Rcina y Dc Ia
sonora J~oscfina Garcia de Rcina. en- 906 5.
Eyio.
Una nina del senior Doroteo Cara y dc Ia
sonora Otilia Lara de Cara, en- Route .. Box
l47.
M~ATRIMONIOS.
Francisco CcntreraS Y Celia Ouvih-
Claudio Leroy y Fidela OEvarcs.
AEcstin Macias y Andrea GuzEnan-
Antonio lRt-iaGo Nitcri = Teresa Castillo.
pEFUNCIONES.
Manuel OntiycTos. on Il csQulna &c las ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-21
ROBO POR NALOR DE
90 PESOS.

E. senior Max 3. Mayer, quien re-
side en- la casa numero sol de Ia
Gale Cherry, sufri6 aver in robo va
iuado en- 9i0 pesos Y consisticndo en-
dos mil libras de cera de abeja.
I'm individuo americana fue ares
tado por e. detective Knight. estan-
DO acusado de tener responsibilities
dicho robo.