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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
Momcn,os de terror ' de augusta.

La roche era fria Y de una obscu-
ridad imponentc. Stella comprendio
Que ninguna persona bicn intentional
da podia tener negocio licito en- aqucl
lugar Y en- aquella bora. Su situa-
ciGn fuc. por coHsiguientc. pe!i%rosa
V compromctida.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, ella eStaha bicn
preparada para ~cualquicra emergen-
cia. Tenia dos revolvcrs q Su dispo-
sicion. V una potcntc lampara c~lectri-
ca dc manc.
La opcradora. pucS. Sc aSOmo por
la ventana dc IL torrc. dirigio Su fla
nal nj sitio dc donde vcnian las voces
Y vic a tres individuoS. SospechosoS,
que SC approximately a Ia Inca central
dondc cStaha colocada In "l".
"Fucra de ahi.-grito cntoHccS, o
moriraH CT Ct acto.
Tn disparo fuc la rcspucSta dada
por Jos facircrosos a tai exclamation.
Isl muevcs un dcdo. scraS mucr-
ia. rcDlico uHo dc clos. con mar
cado tono aI"man.
Stella, cntoncos. disparo al grupo
una vcz. V lucco otra. Y diio;
"Huysn de aqui micntraS ten@an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
A LOS
MILITARES QUE
AbUSEN

Ciudad de Mexico. Nov. lG.-Con
motive de las d~eclaracioneS que Jose
.igust'r Castro hizo a aigunos perlo-
.licos d. esta capital, en- las que ase-
gur6 que los EStadoS de Neracruz Y
Puebla no Sc habi2n pacificado de-
Dido a los abuses Y Il los atentad3S
que han vcn;do com"ticndO ai%unnS
:cfc, de EiGrcito. la SecrcT1ria az
Guerra cxprcsa que Castro "a info"-s
no 4 Ia ~Superioridad de q~uienes
las personals que han proccdldo NAL
cor mando d. fucrzas en- aqiciias I'm
tidade<. a fin de poHcr rcmedIo 4 i"s
males de Cue sc trata
Con tai motive &c van Il flacer M
nuciosas investigacioneS svbre el PR
ticular. Y. una vez dcslindadas las res
ponsabiiidaics que q cada ma jcic
correspondent. Sc ~impondran los cast
gos CUE marGuen las ieyes militia
res.
Los aombres De los delincucntes
no Sc publicaran haSta que 81 Gohier-
nc tenga la Securidad De Gu!eneS
son V cuales los cargos cue d dlchos
icfcS les resu ten.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
P~REsERVATiVO CONTRA
IA INFLUENZA

Fl hecho De que el URBANS
BALM Is un SECURE prescrvativo
contra Ia influenza. oueda demostra-
do con los cieItoS dc ped;dos cue
diariamente rccibimo> de todaS las
ciudadeS de Texas.
He anui uno Dc clos:
Sample. Texas. Urban Chemical
Co. Nuy seNores nuesircs: Tengan
la bondad dc m~andarnoS Immediate
msnte dos dccenaS De tuboS de UR-
BANS BALM: PUES CONSIDE-
RAMOS QUE ES Ell NEJOR PRE-
VENTING QUE HEMOS USADO
PARA LIZ INFLUENZA. en- los lu-
cares donde no hay doctoreS. Ash eS
que les ~SuplicamoS atienda2 nuestro
pedido cuanro anteS pueS tenemos
varias 0rdenes que entregar. Somos
affmos. altos. Y S. S. Sample
Mercantile Co. Los medicoS reco-
rTfendan ell uso de URBAN'S BALM
como IN SECURE ~preServatjvo. econ0-
mico Y sanitariO. Sc vende en- tuboS
de 25c. Y SOC. en- todaS las drogue-
rias. Hagase cualQuier pedido a
Urban Chemical Co.. San Antonio.
Texas. lAdvl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
+, .. eel nara Ii PEENSl.

E>u.-al nara IL PEENSi.
CHICAGO. H.. Nov. 1.-Podcrosa-
mente ha llamado la atenci0n Ell eSta
metr6poli una noticia trasmitjda de
PENNSYLVANIA. ~rclativa Al her6ico COM
portamicnto de una mujer, que sos
tuvo un renido combate. i balaZoS.
contra tres bandoIeros. para sa!var
con riesgo de su vida. III convoy He
soldados Y IN tren de municioncs.
Los hechoS. Segun Sc sabe. sc de-
Sarrollaron de Ia Siguiente manera:
4 media novhc del dia , dc Aoviem-
bre, IA Scnorita Stella NenSel, opera
dora De la TORE de scnales en- la
"" del Fcrrocarril de Pennsylvania.
en- un punto llamado Monte Brad
dock, cerca de Un!ontown. oyo vo-
cc< cXtranaS d inmediaciones de Ia
via.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
EXpLORACIONES DE
M! N OS
PETROLEROS
En- la costa del Paclfico
van a igaCerSe en-
Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXIC0. novicmbra
9.-Por acuerdo dc Carranza. Ia Sc
crctar;a lie Industrial. Concrete Y Ira
b2jo nombro va una comiSion cienti-
flea que 81 cncargara dc haccr algu.
nos trabajoS de exploration en- las
costas del P&cifico. d fin dc precisar
los lugares en- que cStan los grandes
yacimientoS de Fetrolco que Sc saba
cientificamcntc que cXistcn a 10 lar
20 del cytenSo ljtoral de Oc"!dcntr.
La c0miSi6n esta intcgraGa por per
sonaS d" reconocida competencia. V
cn.re elias figuran i~ngcnicros. mine
rOS. paleontolo@os. 9eologos Y demaS
elcnlerto& indispensables para una
obra dc tai n~aturaleza.
rs iHduscutiDle que el resuitadC
de estoS trabajos serl de gran utili-
dad para Fl dcsarrollo De la industrial
nacional, dados los datos que Sc tie
men sobre el Subsuelo de aquella lc-
Jana costa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
CUANDO Los PULnONES ES1An
DANADOS IA CARCANTA ENFERnA

dice: "lnSiSto en- aSeCurar que el
Aceite Relampago de Hunt obra r&pi-
damente. alivianco los dolores. gar
%anta enferma. etc. Siendo Ell meJor
d. cuantos iinimentos he usado.
Tin cliente Que tenemOs en- cl ESta-
DO de Alabama nos dice que curG d
Su cSpoSa de IN Serio aSo de reuma-
t'smo. "A un amigo de I'm fuerUc
doior de mUelas uSando eSta medicinal.
y aSe|ura que este iInimcnto cS tan
efica2 que Is POGO 10 que pueda de-
rIrSe en- Su favor.
Una persona reSidcntc en- Texas,
escrihe 10 Siguiente: "Por la persona!
eXperieHcia cue tenCo del .Aceitc Re-
lampago de Hunt. ascguro que cS 81
mcior remedio para los dolores en- ge-
ncral : ~torceduraS. E.StoN ampila-
menIe Sat'SferhO con el."
Tn caoallcro que vive en- Shawnee.
Oklahoma. de"lara: Mi cSposa. Que
JieHe mas de SO amos dc edad. tuvo I'm
fuerte ataque de rcumajiSmO en e. cue
10. Y con Ia primcra &Dl;cacion que
Sc e hizo De Aceite Rc.amp&go lie
Hunt. quedo completamentc curada.
Sicmpre tepemoS una 5otelll para 10
que pucda o~irccer>c."
Testimonies de todas parties del
pals llegan jcdoS los dia>. Y el esga-
clio de cue diSpouemos 30 nos permit
te publicarioS. limit8ndonoS a poner
unoS cuantoS Solamentc. los que. cOn
~vencerar . c~Ua!Guier persona lie los
benefico> reSuitadoS que proporciona
nuestra mcdiclHa Y Ia iEclinaran 4
comprarlo cuaHdo neceSite lii lini-
mento con ur-c1cia. cuando Sc Sufran
dolores Y Intermediates que requie-
rar In application DC I'm remedio eX-
tcrno.
TodaS las drogucriaS ticncn a Ia
veDta .hccitc RcIampago dc Hunt. en-
case q" que no pUeda adquirirlo facli-
mentc. lc pGcdc ser euvia'io por CO.
rreo. Su valor c. dc &5c. Y roc. botc-
Ila Y sera cnviado. porte pagado. a.
recibo dc Su valor en- giro postal o
estampiIlaS. Los pcdidcs dc SeiS DO
telIaS pueGen ser cnviadoS por yalor
dc cincO.
No csrerc I'd. mas tempo para
conSegujr I'm remciio tan cficaZ. F&-
BRIGADE por :. &. ElCHARDS MEDi-
CINE co. Dept. \. SHERMAN.
TENAS. tAAv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12

que eSta medicinal ha liegadO a for
mar parte de los hogares de toias
parties.
Los dolores producidoS por CaSi TO-
daS las Intermediates. dolores reu-
maticoS. Lumbago. Neuralgia. de Ca
5ez&. QuemaduraS. LuXaciones. Tor
cedUra>. inflamacione$, ctc..-Son eli
minadaS tan rapida Y pertcctamente
que parece cue nUrca Sc ha sufrldo.
USanGO este maraviiloSo IinImento.
BaSta con cue ana S"!a vcZ eNpc-
rimente los beneficoS re>u!tadcS Que
sc ohtieTen con Ell uSO del AceIte Re
lampago lie Hunt. para que q1cde
c~onvencidc &c que eS TN pC0ercSo Il
rimcuto. para Que guarde Sicmprc una
6oteila Y ia terga ii>ta en- caSo de
cualquier ~enfermedod.
Solo unaS cuantaS gOtaS apilCadaS
Scbre la partc afectada. Y Sc vera
GUAM rapidamentc hace Que los doiO-
res ceSen.
In vecino de Oklahoma e>crioe 10
S;guie1te: HE UsaGO el .Aceitc Re
Rampage de Hunt de>pueS de haber-
ne GueMaao sacramento las maUos al
coger an pedaZo lie hero candentv.
Ne SnliUUE e. GSSltt "a NIS> ttd>
nuede comrletamente curado. habIeu-
dome proporcionaGo un alivio tan ra-
pido CUE nunca 10 huhiera eSperado."
In resiGente de Missouri declara
que "muchoS remedies cue son anun-
ciadoS p.osusamente. ycSiltan un fra
case cIando son pucStO> I pruebG. 81
Acei.e Relampa~o de Hunt es Il eX-
c~e0cinr. InSpjra S:emRre confianZa
Y nuaca deia tic producer los HloiereS
reSultadoS. rs sin GiSputa 81 mejor
re:red;o para los caSoS dc urgeacia
" puede coHSeguirSc actualmeHrc.'
In Cliente del E.Staco de M;ssls-
sinpi dice: De n miSma manera que
no rlcde labrar mi hacienda sin I'M
plemen,oS. tampoco pIedo p&SarHc
sin el .icejJe RelamUaCo &c Hunt.
A los caSoS dc emergcncja. De to-
do, los linimentoS que he usada. tar
TO para el hombre como para .oS ami
males. este c> cI Qu~me ha prOducido
los mejcrcS reSuitad0S. E.Specialmcn-
te para queUaduraS Y hcridaS T~cricH-
ties eS maravilioSo. Creo dcbc tener-
g en todas parties como rcmci:o Ca
>ero.'
Todavia cootamo> con cl tcStimonio
&c o;ro resideate de Missouri. cue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
JUNTA DE CONSULES
~AMERICANOS EN-
ACAPITAL

ClUDAn pE. tlEAlCo. Nov. !t.-
Cor intcrcs sc cspera on cSta capital
"A iunta que en- estoS d'aS van a cclc-
br@r los c%6nsu!cS amerlcanoS de las
d%iStjnta$ capItaIeS DC los tstaaoS' con
obicto sic dlScuur Ia mc.lor lorna &c
desarrollar Ia poiltIca que ei frcSl-
dcnte Wilson ha dc!!ncado con res
pccto a Mexico. en- 10 que sc retlcrc
"a que este podra !mportar &c
aQucl pals todoS los artlculoS nece-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
De COMO Una HEROICA MUJER SSlALV0
TN CONVOY MILITAR De HABER SIDO
VICTIMA De MAQUINACION FATAL
Sostuvo iii tiroteo con una partida de facinerosOs
en- I'm inportante canbio ferrocarrilero

ron hallar. en- aqucl!a atm6sfcra &C.
rrada Y cargada de hume. mas que
e. cucrpo de Ia operadora de la to
IRE. ~sanyrando de un braZo en- que
habia sido herida. tcndido en- cl piSo
dc SUI oficina.
\ prcguntaS que &c hicjeron los
ofitiales. Stella contesto que nunca
habia sent;do mas satisfaction en- su
vida que aqucila roche en- que puSo
ser dc alguna utilidai.
Soy deSccndicnte de mcNicano.
agrcgo,-y estOy acOstumbrada Il cs-
Ia clase dc incidentcS. Gracias !e doy
q Dios de habcr tenido I'm padre.
que re cnseno a veneer las diUcuIta-
Gcs mas duras de Ia vida"
La o~perauora fut Nevada a Ia es-
taclon mas cercana para su atencion
medica. V la noticia de su her6ico
comportamiento vOl6 por todas parties
dc Ia Union Americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
Obtlene I'm allvlo
Immediate conel uso
del Aceite ReIam=
page de Hunt.

Is veruaGcramcDte S~oTpr@"ac0te eI
heChO de luc unaS cUantaS @otas de.
poderoSo Y penetraCtc Acejrc Reliant
page de Hunt. alyIen raplfamente
las Intermediates de- ge-no Y GargaD-
IA. FrotanGo Ia gar@anta Y perho con
Aceite Rclampago de Hunt. IL dla
siguierte TODD 81 dolor e iHflamacion
han desaparecido.
Una sonora ha djcno: "Contraje I'm
fuerte reSSriado en- cl pe2ho : %arSan-
Ia; los dolores Ell los p]u:noncS eran
muy i~nteGSoS, tcNieDGo "a ]garganta
tan inf!amaGa cue G~if;cj:MeT;e padia
tragar. Tn amigo ME ~accnsejo h.
ciera Ia prueba con cl -NceItH Rc}am-
page de Hunt. AnteS de acoStarme.
applique este marav!lloSD remed!O en-
nj pecno Y %ar"aHJ&. : = n Tnanana
SiguIenJe. con gran Sorp.r>a Y con-
tento. east TODD el dUjor nanid dr>apa-
reciio. p enfermc..ad e>r-5a cast
dominada dos diaS GcSpu5S e$taOa
completamente curaGa."
Tn doctor i0torma 1uc ma ohteHtdo
los mas b~r,lianteS r~eSu!taGoS en- caSoS
SerioS de Pneumonia. &pi ca0uo este
pGderOSo Y u~cnetrIUtc linlmento, 10
daS las novhcS Scbre 81 0c,GC Y gar
ganta. re9itiendo eSia onertcIoI nor
IA manana al nlSmo temp" cue o,rOS
tratamicntos. rs lie rj,al jmoorIaH-
cia en- toGoS los eases * pae-nc-
MIA. ponerse en- mano> 90 I'm compe-
tente mcGicu.
~USo .Aceitc Rciampa"o dc Hunt.
cuando cStov r~c>friada. a~plj,""ln}o :
frotanolo en- cl pccho : ~gsrgar-a. pueS
e. 'un ~pcdcroSn c"ntrarrc>tante ne IA
irritaciou. Quenando tan entus!a>ma-
da Y satiSfccha con u rcSu,tadoS
quC ~SicaDrc tcngO a mano una ao,e-
LA en- casa. declare una DANA.
Is tan complete Fl alivio que pro
p]orciona tan ranid"s sis reSuItaHoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
N"lahcrcS dc tren.

In version que - acepta COMO mas
possible. en- los hcchcs dc que Sc vie
ne dando cucnta. Is dc que sc trata
dc alSuroS faciueroSos. tai vcz es-
pias alcmancS o ~CNtranieroS cncmi-
rcs. que tcnian cl aviCso prop0Sito
lie volar un trcn Y dc rCbar Il los
DasajeroS. Q tie impcdir el paso dc N
convoy DC ~municiones. O de dcscarri-
lar aiet:n trcn que cOndujera S0!da-
dos del "obierno.
ESta suposici"n sc baSa en- cl he
enc Gc cue Noun: Braddock cs IN
importantc cruzamicnto de Was en- cl
Estado de Pennsylvania. Y de que
C~riontown. que cSta situado a inmc-
diaciones dc aqueI !ugar. es un on
siderable ccrtro productor de NUM-
clones V pertrechos para el ejercito.
Sin embargo. las criminales intcn-
clones de los a~SaltanteS no pudicron
cumplirSe, graciaS al valor abnegaGo.
a Ia screnidad cStoica de la operado-
ra de la TORE de senaleS. quien. COM
hatierdo contra I'm enemigo superior.
con cscasez he fucrzas Y &c cartu-
chos. tuvoa tempo dc lamar al airc
eli ancustioso IS. 0. S.. Y luego que
| varioS trenes dc auXilio. de difercn-
| ties puntos cercanoS, acudieron en- SUI
| ayuda en- los momcntos mas difici-
les Y c~riticos de su vida.
De Greensburg lego, en- mcnos de
media bora. una maquina cXplorado-
! ra. con una fuerte e~scolta. De Union
| town. igualmcntc. arribo otro t?cn
de auXilio. con toda clasc de elcmen-
los.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-12
IRA muicr desamparada Y sola.

Cuando Ell ruido dc las maquinas
anunc.o SUI proNimidad. los bando,eros
huxeron del sitio en- que Sc hallaban.
DAararon por Ultima vcZ. sus re-
v6xYSers sobre II TORE. Y abandonaron
ell campo. i~nternandose. en- la obscure,
dad de la noche. por SitioS d~esconoci-
dos.
Cuando los treneS de auxilio llega-
ron al sitio de los acontecimientos.
Y los ~explcrsdores comenzaron a ha-
Ger Sus nveStigacioneS. Y las lucrs
dc las lamparas electricaS aIumbra-
ban Sitios detcrminados, no pudie-
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

On Tuesday next. August 27th, at 500 o'clock in the Presby- terian Church a general informal re ception will be rendered the Rev ereud L. H. Pedersen and his family as a farewell. MT. Pedersen and his tamily have ever been willing to assist in everything for the good of the community social. civic and religious and this occasion is for all who have feeling of friendship for "the Pedersens"- to come for a farewell handshake and bid them Godspeed in their new home ana surroundings. It will be quite i'm possible for them to remain quiet when 70 many things Are calling TOT assistance and we shall no doubt hear Of them often as engaged in doing their bit. A program under the supervision of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Blanchard will be feature of tn evening and with plenty of refresh ments all may be filled with the mental and material as well. Come all end say goodbye to the Rev erend and Mrs. Pedersen and their sons and daughters.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
How's This ,

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rswafd for any case of Catarrh that cannot bS cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
 Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty Ave ears. and has become known -aa -ths mo-. L,.able remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts chru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Pol. son from the Blood and healing the dis eased portions. "a -r.@.
 After you have taken Halls Catarrh Medicine for short time you will see great improvement in your general health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi. cine at once and get rid of icatarrh. Ssoo for testimonials. free.
 F. I. CHENEY & O.. Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, ,75c. p. .-F
 | -AdYertiseneAt
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

In honor of Mrs. Frank B. Wurz- bacher ald Mrs. v. I. Hahn, Mrs. Prosper Ganty entertained at bridge on Friday afternoon. None but the oldtime friends of the hon or guests were invited. The home was prettily decked in the Sea sons flowers, pink nda white pre- dominating. The score cards were hand painted and little gerns Of art. Light refreshments were serv- ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs. J. F. Van de Wall and Mrs. A. c. Blanchard. Mrs. F. J. Wbeer ear- Ted o' fthe prize-a book Of War stamps. The guests were Mrs. Hermann Miller, Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mrs. F. J. aD de Wall, Mrs. W. C. Blanchard, Mrs. F. J. Weber Mrs. Eric Teller, Mrs. N. E. Black,
 ITS. Harriet s. Pullen. Mrs. L. H. Johnston, Mrs. Martin Conway, Mrs. w. G. Powell, Mrs. A. c. Blanch-
 I'd, Ire honor guests, Mrs. Frank !. Wurzbacher and Mrs. V. I. Hahn The out of town guest was Mrs: $. H. Harrington.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

| Mrs. L. H. Petersen was given
 delightful reception on Friday eve
 ming in the Zinkan bungalow in the
 South End by the ladies of the W.. e. U. Mra. Pedersen has been for years connected with temperance work and has held many offices dur ing her membership and this SO
 cial affair was in honor of Mrs.
 Pedefsen'R good work and to Did her good bye and success in her
 new home in Nevada. where she and ner family will so at the end or
 the present month. Mrs. Pedersen
 has held the office of Territorial
 Treasurer for the W. c. T. U. Tor
 three years, and her successor IS gIrs. Sarah E. shorthill who has all
 ways Leen an active worker inl tenn
 peranse. A beautiful leather bound
 copy O. the Life oa Frances D. WI lard vas presented Mrs. Pedersen
 by the members Of the w. 0. T. |u Mrs. Martin Johnson, the local
 secretary making the presentation
 speech which was feelingly re-
 sponded to by Mrs. Pedersen. Ihe
 bungalow was profusely decked in
 cut flowers and potted plants. The table was beautiful with flowers. A delicious dinner was served, toasts
 were given and responded to by the members and it was e glad time tinged with Rorrow for the going member, who will find word in a new field.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday morning the minister breaches on the subject Speaking For Christ" In the evening at s a talk answering the question If I turn over & new leaf, isn't that sufficient" Sunday school 12:15, and Young Peoples Meeting 7:15. The public is cordially invited to all the services.
 l., H. Pedersen,
 Minister.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Miss Mabel Patti Stone of Spring field, Missouri, graduate of the Normal school of that place and Miss Nell Montgomery, graduate o the University of Missouri, are an addition to Miss Helen Wilson's efficient corps of teachers flor the coming year. Miss Stons and Miss Montgomery are occupying the south apartment in the Zinkan Ter race.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Mrs. Norman E. Black left this morning for interior points and will join MT. Black and return home with him. MT. Black has been on his summers trip down the Yukon in his official capacity as traVelins auditor for the w. P. and Y. R.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Mir. J. J. Van Allen, a prominent New York millionaire and his daugh ter Mrs. Robert Collyer, accom- panied by valet and maid, arrived yesterday on the Prince George and left this morning for Carcross and Atlin. While in Skgaway they oc- cupied apartments at the Pullen House.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
--0-0-,

The P. P. P. will have a good show for Saturday and Sunday. The Pop is a good place to rest in and hp amused and entertained with the good films that are now being brought here by the proprietor and mauager, MT. George Mowl.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

W. B. King, auditor for the P Burns company, with headquarters in Varcouver;; B. c. arrived on the Princess Sophia. MT. King is on business connected with his office and went on to White Horse. While in town MT. King visited, with his young son, Robert, at the Pullen House. .. r..
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Mls. George A. Coleman an her daughter, Miss Celeste Coleman ar- rived from Fairbanks on Tuesday and left for the south on the Prin- cess Sophia on their way to Saint Louis, Missouri, where Miss Gel este will enter Principia college.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Miss Lois Mckay was a passen7 Ser to Juneau on the Jefferson, and after Q short visit there with relatives she will ae joined by her brother Edward, and they will go on together tos cattle, from Se- attle they will go to Port land. Oregon, where she and Ed. ward will enter school, .
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

MT. and Mrs. Fred L. Pedersen and Miss Ruth Pedersen were din ner snd evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, w. Shearer and Miss Sadie Moores on Friday. The evening was devoted to music, both instru- mental and vocal.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
IF IT ISN'T AN EASTMAN
 IT ISN'T A KODAK

Keller Bros. theSkagway agents for the Eastman Kodah company, have received a large shipment Of all sizes of N. c. and Autographic Kodak film. and printing out pa pers both Azo and Velox. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Roy E. Gault and his little son, Philio, returned on the Princses So- phia from a trip to Seattle whither they went to attend to some ar lection of the little boys eyes. MT. Gault reports a "real good time"
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday services will be held at II a ID. in the Church Edifice sf Christian Science Society of Skag- way, corner Main St, and Fourth Ave.
 Subject:-MIND.
 The public Is cordially invited.
 Sunday School at 12:0O m.
 Weonesday evening services S:SO o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

James Crow of Seattle who Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Keller. The Keller home was fragrant with cut flowers and Q dainty collation. was spread in the aiming room. Mrs. Keller was assisted by her small niece, Miss Betty Lindsey.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Mrs. Harrington and, her daugh' ter, Miss Katharine Crane, Mrs Evans and, her daughter, Miss Edna Evans were eyneing guetss of MT and Mrs. J. NJ. Keller on Thursday.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

You are invited to visit Keller Bros ice cream kitchen at any tine. It Is always in strictly sanitary apd orderly condition. Those who want the best ice cram know that K. B.s have it. lassy |, |
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Mrs. John Raymond, wife of Cap tain Raymond of White Horse with her daughter, Miss, Pauline Ray mond, passed through skagpay this week on her way to Vancouver, B. C
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Mrs. Martin Conway and her two sons, Jack nd Martin arrived home from Rainy Hollow on We'd nesdav where thev have been for the summer vacation visiting the copper mines, where MT. Conway has holdings.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

F. F. W. Lowle, general agent for the c. P. R. made Skaguay a visit this week. Mr. Lowle also went to White Horse snd other plac' es along the W. P. and Y. R,
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Now as the berry season is draw ing to a close the women and chill dren os skaguay are spending all their time when the weather per mits, in the open gathering luscious fruit
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

MT. and Mrs. W. A. Brown are now al home to their friends in the Hillery cottage in the South End having vacated the cottage near the Golden North.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
-O-n--e.

Miss June Gray, 6 popular young lady - Haines came pom the Pet erson Wednesday and left on the Jefferson for the south. Miss Grs.y was tn the employ of the Haines hospital.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
Sergeant Bixby and Mrs. Bixb!

Sergeant Bixby and Mrs. Bixoy of Fort William H. Seward, were Skaguay visitors on Wednesday, com ing here to say good bye to their hosts of friends before leaving with the famous 14th infantry for new fields. They expect to get away on the 25th-next Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24

Mrs. c. W. (Curly) Mcintosh of Whitehorse arrived in town on WedT nesday and left for the south on the Princess Sophia for Alberta, where she will visit with her reia- tives. On her return Mrs. McIn- tosh will be accompanied. by her young sister, Miss Pearl Thygeson.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-08-24
ST. MARKS CATHOLIC CHURCH

Holy Communion at S:30 a. m. Mas and Instruction 10:3O q. m. Evening Service 7:30 o'clock. All are cordially invited.
 Fr. P. H. Turnell, s. J.