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The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU,
A. s. Doniphan,
n King street.

Alexandra, Va, Aug. 2 Many
trades unions here and in Washington,
all having large memberships, have
indorsed the candidacy Of Representa-
tive C. C. Carlin, who will be up
for denomination In the DmocratIc
primary next Tuesday. The polls will
open at s:l3 q. m. and close at Sis
| p. m.
As, the time approaches for the pri-
mary the interest becomes more and
| more pronounced.
Among the organizations that have
indorsed Mr.. Carlins candidacy are
the Carpenters Union No. 1866, with
l.soo members; Branch No. ss, G. B.
B. A. and Painters Local No. Ioss,
both Of this city; the workers at the
plant Of the Virginia shipbuilding
Corporation have adopted the same
resolutions; Columbia Lodge No. I74,
International Association OF Machin-
ists whose members are employed ct
the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
i ing and the Bureau OF Standards, and
! Local No. $50, /. B. NJ, and the Pat
tern Makers Association of Washing
ton.
Twenty drafted men from this city
and Alexandria County, all of whom
! but one are of the 1916 class, will en-
train at 2:l7 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon for the University at Char
lottesville. Va A total of q men have
been summoned as follows: Arthur
Ladd. Guy U. Cogswell, william L.
Allmine, Charles L. Baynes. Willie
Caldwell, John B. Henderson. Robert
e. Van Every, James z. Freeman
Charles Prohaska, jr.. Graham L
simpson. Charles W. Walker. William
H. Morris. Campbell Airport. George
Dube, Eugene c. Mateer. Francis A.
Won Schon, z. E. Simmons, Robert
A. Baker. Clarence Beach, Raymond
L. Oliver. Joseph d. Mackey, James
o'Neal. George W. Humphries.
A handsome service nag of Il stars
tonight was unfuried by Mount Yer
non Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, al
the Masonic Temple. Addresses were
made by ]. e. w. Timberman, past
high priest; J. H. Trimyer, distric,
deputy high priest; the Rev. ]. NJ
Nourse and the Rev. z. v. REGISTER
d. d.
Charles Smoot Perry died at $50
O'Clock last, night at the residence OF
his cousin, 7. Calvert Perry, 90 South
washington street. His death fol-
lowed a stroke Of paralysis last Tues
I day. The deceased was here on a
visit He was son of the late John
Perry. for many years a prominent
lumber merchant of this city. His
funeral will take place at 4 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. Pearl Rudd. wife of Harry w
Rudd, died at 1:so O'Clock this morn
ing at her residence, rs South Fair.
fax street. In addition to her hus.
band she is survived by several child.
rem. Her funeral will take place al
$50 o'clock Sunday afternoon from
the Second Presbyterian Church.
DR.. W. L. Wood, In charge Of thu
sanitary unit Of the Red Cross here
Stated today that he expects thai
the prohibiting Of soldiers from Cam;
Humphreys. va. from purchasing
food or drink here will be liftet
early next week. II has been IL
operation four weeks tomorrow.
Contractor Samuel d. Devaughal
Is erecting p store building. and tw,
fats for T. J. Fsnnon on the VS.
side Of Fayette street, between Kin,
and Cameron. streets.
Everything Is In readiness for tn,
regatta Of the. Old Dominion Boa
Club OF its clubhouse at $40 o'clocl
Saturday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
Centennial Baptist.

During the vacation of Pastor z.
Her Swem, of Centennial Baptist
Church, Seventh and streets north
east the pulpit will be occupied
by Pastor Charles J. Sheets, of
Maryland. Subjects: IL a. m,
"Abiders:" Sis p. m- Furnishing
a SuIking New Jersey Man" Cool
house; comfortable seats.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
Temple Baptist.

DR.. J. J. Muir is spending his va
cation at Atlantic City and other
New JeJrsey points. The Rev.
Thomas d. D. Clark. Of Manassas,
Va, will preach Sunday morning
and evening. Good congregational
singing. 4 hearty greeting to all
who come, especially strangers.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03

Store-competition has taken a new
direction The effort is now devoted
% rendering better and better service
10 you. not in trying to persuade you
70 buy something with which you
might easily dispense. Merchants
want you to economize.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
OF Washington. Columbia I'd and Euclid 81
second Church OF Christ. Scientist
OF Washington. n. Z. Masonic Temple,
m and ss n. z
Third Church Of Christ, Scientist,
OF wsshingtoa. 10 Jackson plAcs.
SUBJECT LOVE-
SERVICES: Sunday. II A N. and p. N.
SUNDAY SCB0OL-lst and "a Churches. !
A. n. ID Church. ssS A. NJ
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING. Up n
READING ROOMS:
Colorado blds-. 18th and G stS-. H1-. 70 70
WED. 10 to & and sun. 80 % $50. ls1
Adams Mil I'd. n. W. Hn. 10 20 . terccp'
Wed eve. Sundays and hohdsysl. 10 EAsi
CaIitol 81 Hr1 10 10 IeTcspt eundhTs and
holidaysl
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cAureh of the Covenant.

DR.. Wood viii preach at both
services tomorrow at the Church OF
the Covenant His evening subject
will be Satanic Devices"
Christian Endeayor vespers at $50
Sunday afternoon will be led by Miss
Carolyn Smith, the president. Miss
Smith win be assisted by Mrs. Ham
naford. Following this service the
Miniature Supper win be served as
usual This supper Is free to all fnen
In uniform.
The Sunday evening 7:15 war speaker
win be Rev. Howard Hannaford. Just
returned from Japan. These meet
ings have been devoted to talks by
persons who have recently visited the
warning countries Of the world. Last
Sunday we had an inspiring talk con-
corning Russia. Mr.. Hannaford will
speak on Japan and the War"
The musical service at the evening
Joy II. You will be helped and
strengthened by the music and by
your meditation in the House of God.
The subject Of Miss Thurston's lee
.ure tomorrow at s:f5 viii be Two
Bible Friendships" The course will
continue two weeks longer. The sub
ject for next Sunday will be THE
Place Of Friendship In Christianity"
All young women, and especially new
corners. are invited to attend this
class
u. 8. Senator Lawrence Y. Sher-
man. of Illinois, will be the speaker
tomorrow morning at the meeting OF
the All-Comers' Bible Class. This
class, instead Of disbanding for the
summer, has been inviting men Of
ability and note to address IT on select
ed topics Tomorrow morning Sem
ator sherman's subject viii be The
Craftsmanship and Diplomacy Of the
Bible" The Bible is the book you
should know best. Come and get het-
ter acquainted with It next Sunday.
A beginning French class for men
was organized last Wednesday. Miss
Carr Is teaching the class. A very
good number were present at the first
meeting, but we can accommodate
q few more.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
CHURCHES PROVIDING
SUMMER RECREATION
Representative Mondell to Assist at
AlI-States Club Barbecue.

The problem Of recreation and
Amusement has been one Of the very
difficult ones not only for the thou
sands who have come TO wsshingtoa
for war work, but for all the sOcij
ana religious agencies. governmental
and otherwise, that have been trying
10 meet this need II Ia one Of the
problems that must be in a lar-e
measure solved by the war workers
themselves. Some have entered upon
real endeavor in this line. The Al
States Club, which Ia the name given
10 an orEanization Of newcomers rep
resenting all the States. Is going 10
hold q barbecue on Saturday after
noon, August ;. at 80 .. m at Great
Fails. on the Virginia side.
Representative Mondell OF Mon
tana. "a 70 be the orator Of the oe-
casion-
A Jazz band VIII be on hand 10 stir
UP the crowd with patriotic airs and
real jazz music.
This is but one Of the many things
that this patriotic group Of war work
ers has planned for the summer. The
Government Recreation scue,
whose offices are in the Hendricks
Building, corner Fifteenth and New
York avenue, are handling the tickets
at their main offices and also through
their branches in the different SOW
ernment bureaus The tickets are 81
each The headquarters OF the club
may be reached by calling Franklin
$50. All war workers are urged 10
get in touch with this organization
A series of present-day subjects n
Il aHNTGa ~
appropriate illustrated songs has been
arranged by Secretary G. H. WinsloW.
for railroad and enlisted men. sun
day afternoons during August, Sep
tember and October. at the Terminal
r. R Y. N. c. A, Union station. at
4 O'Clock. as follows:
Sunday. August q: God IN Arneh-
can History"
Sunday. August II: Words and
Deeds Of Christ"
Sunday, August IS: The Man Who
Never Heard"
Sunday, august 3: China"
Sunday. September /: The Deliv-
erance OF Jerusalem"
Destroyer"
Sunday. September Is: America.
Gods Melting Pot"
Sunday, September =: Japan and
Korea"
sunday. September =: The Euro
pean War"
sunday. October 6: The Flag Of
/ Freedom"
sunday. October Ii: South America
and Mexico"
Sunday. October .: Makers OF
America"
waugh. Class.
The Vaughn Class Rain or Shine
Club. of Calvary Baptist Church, is
an organization. the object OF which
is to make calls and keep track Of
I sick, absent and prospective mem
| bers Of the class. The city is divided
| into districts. with a captain over
each district. assisted by ieutens nts
and privatea The club meets every
Thursday evening at o'clock in
the basement of the Sunday school
house. and makes reports in writing
Last week lis calls were made II
a member of the club IS absent
without an excuse, he pays a fine OF
IS cents which goes into q fund for
the inmates of Blue Plains.
The club is under the direction
OF ''ColoneT' r. A. Boyd. who also
conducts the meetings.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
PRESBYTERIAN.
Church of the Covenant
18th and N Streets
Rev. CHARLES WOOD, ID. ID.
Minister.

Minister.
Rev, HOWARD ID. TALBoIr,
Minister'S Assistant.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 4.
a;S-Everygri's Bible Class Miss Tnufston.
teacher. six weeks course. euo9ecN'
Il The Bible and Friepdship.
looo-AIl- Corners Bible Class. senatot L; a., n
Sherman, speaker. Meets studio Hail.
1ze Conn. ave-
IL Ioo-Rcgular service. Or, Wood preAchss
SS-O. L. vesperS Miss Carolyn smlth'
leader.
7:S-"At Home" War speaker. Rev. Howard
Hsnnaford- Subject: Japan and tht
War"
T.B-Preliminsry Musical Service MIS- ,ae Aenes
Bode, soprano; Mr.. Rakemann. uohn'
it;-Mr. Lerleberg violoncellis.
s1o-Regular service. DR.. Wood preacne
Subject: Satanic Devices"
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
Petworth Baptist.

The Rev. F. Paul Langhorne will
preach short sermon on Sunday
morning, August 4. after which COM
munion service will be celebrated. Sew
eral new members will. II Is expected,
be present TO be received into the
church.
The Young Ladies' Class. with Mrs.
+. Paul Langhorne teacher, recently
visited Mrs. Ralph Horner at Bon Air.
Va. spending the afternoon and en-
joying a picnic supper. Several pic
lures were taken for use Of the Boys
Messenger Club in their annual stere-
opticon entertainment in the fall.
The pastor and his family will
start on Monday for their vacation
The first week will be spent with the
young boys OF the Sunday school al
Colonial Beach.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
CONGREGATIONAL
First Congregational Church
Corner of Tenth and G St,. N. W
CONGREGATIONAL

Rev. Janes L Gordon, D. D.. Minister.
Rev. Wilmer p. Johnston. Aszisant
II a. n--serDou ~ Rer. wilmer P. JohnstnA
suhject: "A MANLY AMBITION"
sN a n--suDdsy School Gases for al
10 p m.-Christian EDdesyor followed %
rnciai and rrfreshmrntA
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
BAPTIST.

r.f.L.E between eth q fth SITS m. sunda,
Iu u School $50 a m. Preaching Il a. m. os
Dr. Weston Bruner. B. Y. p. q. 7;is p. m.
Preaching p m By Dr.. Bnane, Who win
preach . special sermon 10 soldiers. Tue kosd
TO Berlin" All men in uniform are especially
insited TO remain 10 the social hour at the cose
Of the service Of which light refreshments viii
be served. ~
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
CaIrnr, NJ. e. Bible Class.

Judge Joseph w. Thompson, of the
Bureau OF Mines, the associate teach
er. will deliver the address to the
Mems Bible Class of Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning. The meetings Of the class
are held In the guild hall of the
church, Columbia road, near Fifteenth
street, at $50 Sunday mornings. The
class extends a cordial welcome TO
strangers in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
Petworth Community Evening
SerNlce.

The three Petworth churches. the
Methodist. the Presbyterian and the
Baptist, will hold as usual the even
ing service Jointly this week at the
United Presbyterian Church. New
Hampshire avenue and Randolph
street, with the Rev. Clyde Armitage
preaching the sermon.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
sPIRIrUALIsM.

Rev. G. Lssi Arthsn. noted platform ~
medium Nesting Sunday evening Al . oeiocs
in Society Temple Ban. s@ q street nocthNest.
Spirit messAass and answering question: sittins
daily in his studios In the hall
The Washington herald., 1918-08-03
OTHER sERYICEs.
ASSOCIATED BIBLE sTUpENrs

L-rture At D. m b. ~ A Hewlett Bere9n
STUDY At 20 y N An ~eloon@ ssze ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
DURANTE
NUEVE AMOS

TAMPICO.-Todo .; mundo hahia els eSta
c!uda6 acc-ca De las GraHtes cuEiId"deS cu-
ra:ivas &c Ia Sensapersa y de Ia gran acoGi-
e=ta medicinal. al Erado de que Su chi,rr'e-
dad nerviosa totaimcnte Gcsapareci". Isle
cahallero So cxnresa asi: "Fui Victinla de una
eaferrncdad ncrviosa por mrs de , amos az
rantc los cualeS tenia frecucn'ementc incomes
&c complete insomnia: me sentlR totaihlen-
&c debil ne "a impossible dedicaTrne q qua
ouier cstui;o: nj vista cast sc Tie acaoaoa
V verdaderamente ME alarme pcr enconifaF-
ne en al cstado; pe-o dehidc 4 IL Sensa-
persia. II cue he tornado con toda conStahciA'
en- Ii actualidaG nc halo tctainerte reSNaE-
RADIO Y conpletamenie librc de mis- antiques
7aGecimicntos.'
Ia Sensapersa eS IN :onico pcCcrnso' So
Gativo de los nervios y rcgeneraCo" &C ii S2"-
gre: da excelenteS y raPiGos reSu!t&dos' De-
Dido z sus propiedsdes orienta!es: en- cnSoS
De insomnia. memoria dcbil. de5!4d2d eeEc-
bra!. indigestion nerviosa. saaGfe ehi?0o:e-
ciGa o en- cualquiera otra ciase de oeol'!G~a
uerviosa. "a sea mental o fisica.
No ~contieae nercurio nj ccaiduiefa ORA
d.oga dahoss y Seneralnerte aunenta d! Co
BILE. en- ocho dias, IA fuerza neTvFnsa.
Sc garanti=a Ia curacitn o sc ce'ue'Ee ei
dinero. Sc vendc en- todas las dEoEucr'es Q
Sc manda. porte pasado. Il sI.e0 Il ca;a' ira
tamieato complete De 6 cajas. por $500 POI
L. Brown Export Co." Dept. 2sr "a 20
t!znat St Nav York. n. y. law.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
F"RANCAMENTE DECLA
RA UNASENORAQ QUE
SUFRIO TERRIBLE
MENTE DURANTE
MUCHOS AMOS.
Estuvc pcStrada en- Il CANA durante
muchos meses V gan0 ~ libras
cen Ell Taniac.

NO solamente me ha Salvado Ell
Tarlac de una dolcrosa ~operaci6a. 81
nc que, desde que 10 estov tomando
he gaEado - libras. pues ahora peso
mas de 10 que he pesado en- tod& mi
vida" ha dicho la sonora Mamie Hal.
de 1877 Eighth Avenue, Nashville
Tenn.
"Sufri durante muchos anos-conti-
nuo-de la gran molestia de un ire
ductible catarro en- 81 est6mago, Y a
tai grade fui decayendo Ell peso. que
llegue u pesar solamente So libras.
NADIA de 10 Que comia me asentaba
bien en- el estomago Y tenia que Sos
tenerrne con leChe malteaGa Y con ga
lletas de soda. Y me puse tan debl!
que la mayor parte del tempo 10 pa
saba en- "a CANA. V aSi estuve. cas-! sin
, esperanto de aliviarme, durante once
! largoS meseS. Estaba tan Gerv!oSa
! que el mas oequeno rUido me causaba
sobresalto, Y era taDto 10 que me do
LA Ia cahsZa Que me parecla que loa q
cstallar en- ~pedazCs. DifIcilmeate po-
dia dormir Dor las nocheS ' sentla te-
rribles dolores en- e. .ccho y en- IA eS-
pslda PCr ultimO Sc ne dijo CUE So
10 cen una ~opcracion podia atiriarme'
"Inmed!atamente fui conduc!ca 4 III
hosr;tai. pe-o no permit CUE me ope-
raran luegc. porque logre pe-suaa!r q
nj esposo 4 que ms JrajeCa algu3aS
bc.e!las de Taalac. DesFuGs que ne
tome cuatro bote!laS, me Senti dc! &c
DO aliviada De mis- doieNcias y en- to
dos sent!dos conapreHdi Que ha5!a me-
dorado. Nj eSpcso Janlbitn IA tom2-
DC Tanlac Y dice que los efectos que
en- 81 ha obrado sou a~enciliamcnt5
maravi!lo<os. Ambos estamos 2grade-
cidos al Taulac. per el graz 5;"n qu'
los HI hech0."
Taa!ac Sc veade en- San Antonio
.oy Ia W&gucr's Drug Co, +o7 Eas;
Houston S.. y por "a Meters PhaC.
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. b2jo
la direction personal de IN repreSen-
ante especial del Tanlac. o sc eHvla-
:" ror cstas botjeas = cna.quier di-
.ecci6n al ycc.bo &c 81 v%lor. que rs
500 por bote!la, siempre que Sc IN
.luyan es;an,pillas sufic!en:es para e.
,ar-e. ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Sc DICE QUE HAN
~OFRECIDO I'm
EMpRESTITO A
CARRANZA

If RI ,-ra l.! FRENSA.
CIUDAD n& MENICO. Octubye =.
Los rr~iacipeias diaries de csta ne
trGnoIi dan n information Ge que e..
ia ~>ecrct&r..@ de Hacienda Sc les &C
mu7ic6 que Gosde hace var.as scma-
raS los st6cres Buchanan Y Cullou@h.
Representatives. de algunos banqueros
dc Nucva York, ofreeieron al Gobier-
no de Carranza uM ]empreStito dc tres
cientoS miilones de d6lares, Sega"
el!cs en- corQiciones favorables.
Dichos sehores ofrecieron. ademas
haccr activas geStiones cerca &c suS
Representatives,; pero. per 10 que Sc
trat6. el Gobierno de Mexico no a
cepto los buenos oficios. en- vista De
haber considerable que las condolences
en- que SC ofrece dicho emprestito no
conviencn 4 los intereses ~nacionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
Suspension del trafico.

f. trafico entire Monterrey Y los
puertos de Matsmorcs Y TamrIco'
,ontinla ~suspendido, a fin de ev!tar
Ia propagation del mai. Adem"S,
ha sido tai el numero de e~mpleados
De los trenes Y de las estaci2nes, que
han muercc o estan enfermos. que
nc hay ouien Sc haga cacgc de! ser
vicio. ydcs los ferrccarriIecos sanoS
- niegan terminantemente l ocup"'
2: ruesto dc los enfermos.
IA correspondence, !!egada en- los
u!timos treNcs TO es 2Jn rep9rt!da.
nves sc le ha sujot2da d larEas tu-
n.igaciones.
En- Tampico, a pesar de IL gran VI
~ilancia llevada a cabO por las auto
ridades, sc han dado "a varios cases
ic infiUcG2a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
DULGAR0S ESTAN
LIBERTAND0 A Los
?~RiSIONER0S
SERBIOS

LONDRES. Octahrc 25.-El pri-
mer grupo de mil ~prisioneros ser
bios q1c Sc hallaban internados en-
Bulgaria. ha Sido va pussto en- liber-
.ad. de acre-do con el convcnio de
paz colorado c csc pals y los a
,iados. Dicho gruco pas" aver por
Sofia en- canine para Salon.ca. Segun
dice IN ie:?ac&o rccioido en- eSta Ca
oit2l hoy. D"oc5dcnte de Ia Capital
Id CARA.
Los citsdos p-isioncros han in:or-
mado qvc icoido a los male trat2-
m;entos recibidos de To- bllgaros,
10000 sa"bios lie los 50,000 cue s.
nallaban ~pr;<ioHero= Ell los ,ampos
de in:crnam.cnjo, han mucrto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
CAUSA ESTRACOS
EN- MATAMOR0S
LA EPIDEMLA
Muchos funcienarios G
sobierno carranclsia
han falIecido

Las ncticias que l!egan de Ia from
terra mexicana, acerca del desarrol!c
lie Ia epidemic de la Influenza, son
ada dia mas alarmantcs.
4 priccipios de la scmana. parec'o,
segun mformes que scbre clio Sc nos
oro~porcionan, que la fuerza de Ia G.
pidem;a habia docrec:do un tanto
mas ellie resulto falso. pues que en-
.os ultimos dias Ia m~ortalidad ma 81
10 muy granGc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
UNA CONMEMORACION
Celebrarase ia batalIa del
Monte de las Cruces

CIUDAD DE- MENICO, Octubse
20.-Bena impression ma causado en-
todos los ~circulos sociatcs dc esta ciu-
dad. la idea del Sr. Luis Murguia
Cullen. ~re:erente 2 Cue debe ce!e-
b-arse el dia 80 del presenSe mes de
C'ctubre . una fiesta commemorative
de la batalIa de- Monte dc las Cru
ces, empenada por el 81. Cura Hidal-
60 contra las fuerza: espanolas que
lefeadian n domination iberica Ell
Mexico.
e ST.. CULLEN. por 81 parte. pien-
81 editar IN canro epico, el que VEN
dsr5 a precioS r~azonables para poder
eacar el costo. pues SIS condolences,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
En- Natamc.os, Tamaulipas.

Una lie las ciudades en- las que II
influenza ma hecho mayores estragos
en- los ultimoS diaS. es IA de Matamo-
res, Tamaulipas, eli IA que parese
que Sc ha desarrollaGc o mayor
fuerza aun Que en- Laredo.
En- IL Ultima scmana~ los muertos
en- Matamoros Sc cuentan por cente-
mares. conrribuyendo a clio la falta
cast absolute de medicinas.
En- las boticas de Ia locaiidad, n
%ouirira V los purgantes Sc han ago
tado completamcnte. .Algunas perso-
mas. han conseguido pasar a compraI
sus mediciras ' Surtir sus recetas !
Brownsville. pero con mucnas r~estrIc-
cicres.
Entire las personals que en- pocos
dias murieron en- Ia citada ciudad Ia
r~aulipeea, SC cucntan ademas Del je-
fe de las arnlas. Coronel Tirso Con
zalez. cuyo cadaver se-a llevado ;
Laredo q iefe del Rcsguardo en- IL
nisIna ciudad ST. J. ElizCndc. el ST..
Guadalupe Gonzalez. padre del actual
rcbernado~ de Chihuahua. FranclSc"
Gonzalez, Y aIcunos comedies conner
.iantcs Y hombrcs de negccios.
Muchas casas dc c3meccio Sc haH
.crrado y muchas oficinas pubIic2s
Sc Ran enccnt-ado e1 la impossible
lad De prestar sus ~scrvicios ord!Ga-
ricS. por e1fermcdad de Ia mayoEl2
e sus emplcado$.
La muerte, en- Ia mayor pate de
les casos. ha veTido como resultaGo
lc cx.tahas complications que apa-
reccn de Ia Influenza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
SALIO PARA CLEVELAND FL
SECRETARIO BAKER
r..cr.sme Especial pare IA PREHsi.

Te:cr,amc Especial para IA PFE%Si.
NUEVA YORK. cctu5rc 23.-E!
Secretario dc Guerra Baker, salio hoy
en- la noche para Cleveland con el
obieto de YER . Ia sonora 81 es2os&
que Sc a~ncuentra enferma ALA, dice
un telegrama que Sc ha recibido pro-
cedente dc Washington.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25
DE La CAMPANA CONTRA Ell
EICIO.

Ounce fueron las personals que Ia
policia encargada de Ia canpana con-
TIA ell vicio capture la noche del a
ties al microbes, estando a~cusadas:
diez de iugadores, dos dc ~violacion
a los articulos tres Y cuatro de- Re-
g,amento de Policia y tres de otros
delitos parecidos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

GRaTIFIChRE con dos amos de suse-pcion
al diario LA PRENSA. 4 l.: persona que me
diere inf9rneS cXactcs accrca de- mi hiJa-
Consae!o 2alenzuela. En- 1918. al pasar Ia CO.
E;mnc Federal del General Mcrcado, 4 terri
;orio americana. ror Preside. TeS.. re ME per-
d:i mi hiia. IA Que tcndra II amos dc edad.
Tue informc dc que sc habis lido con una de
LIS mrjeres de los -o!dsdos ) que mas taFde
Sc habia radicado en marfa. Tex Sirrsse d.
~ Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

DARE BUENA qualification a Ia persona
49, !. ci srt,aI domiciIio o ne proper
s;o,.rc :n:ormes exactos accrca del senior Pa
bo Castro. como dc IS aio: dc etad. cucrpo
regular. lampiho. de quien hace aiGun nen-
no no .a1co ~noticias dc q. Cuslqaier inios-
~ -.rro d;r;ri-Io a Pc.ro LOPEZ, VIII
n:er, Tex,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

GRATIFICARE con $500 = la persona qus
me propo:cionarc inforTnes exactos acerca de
~ sonora mi madrc, Maria Ruiz, quien en-
Iqrs Ga enccn.rann Tsd;cada er IA ciudad de
Monterrey. y. l.. Mexico. C1a!quier inio.-
me- scbre cl particular. sirvanse diriEtrt9 4
Juan Barricntos. Rugel Mine. Roc&da!e' ich.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

500 De GEATIFICACION dare Il In perso-
M one ne proporcione iaforr1es exastos de-
--s."r nj pac-c. Luis Camacho. lie - amos de
Lad. cStztura regular. celia pobiada. bigote
acsTo. oriyiuario de Cueramaro. Gto.. MEX.
:! me dc Mario ocl corriente ano ne esc-i-
5;h dc Waco. Tex. CualGuier informc que Sc
tcrga sobrc Gicha persona favor de dirigirio
= .IcSG Csmacho. lis Brerhar ST.. Houston.
Texas. i2g)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-25

como las dc IA mayoria de 'os arts
tas. no !e permiten hacer por 81
quentin los gastos que "cqU!ere IA edl-
Ion de su p~atri6tica obra.