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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting

Years ago the formula for TAT reduc-
ton was 'diet''-''exercise." To-day It
Is Take Marmola Prescription Tablets"
Friends tell frieuds-doctors tell their
patients. until thousands know and use
this convenient harmless method. They
eat what they like, live as they like, and
stu lose their two. three or four pounds
OF fat week. Simple. effective harmless
Marmoia Prescription Tablets ar sold by
al -druggists-a large case for T5e. or
II you prefer you may write direct TO the
9Iarmola Company. $50 woodward Ave.
Detroit Mich -s Nv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
COMMITTEE TO ARRANGE
FOR UNWILLING MEMORIAL

William H. Burgess, chairman: J. A
Krakauer. J ". Nealon, mayor
Charles Davis, and J. A. Escajeda
were appointed a committee to ar
range for appropriate memorial serv-
ices and to set the date for the un-
yelling Of the memorial tablets in
honor OF the FL Paso men who have
died in the service at the meeting OF
the county council of defence in Lib
erty monument Thursday afternoon
The tablets have been cast and will
be attached to the Liberty monument
on Little Plaza, pending the erection
OF e more worthy memorial to the
men from this county who made the
supreme sacroifice in the war The
county council intends TO preserve a
record OF every man who served in
the army, navy and the marine corps,
with all data obtainable. and it viii be
glad to have everybody who knows
anything about any FL Paso man in
the service to give it to the council
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
SENDS AUSTRIAN HELMET
AND OTHER CURIOS HOME

A steel helmet. presumably worn
originally by an Austrian, was re-
ceived through the open mail this
week by Mrs. Chas. A Gross, Of Tue
son, Ariz. also other souvenirs, an
apron made by the French girls, sew
eral dollars in coins, also a handker-
chief worn by = Hun with the flag
sewed in the hem Of the handkerchief,
sent by her son, Sergt- J. E Ellis, Of
company F. 315th motor supply train,
now serving overseas Sergt Ellis is
n former FL Paso boy. He has a
brother in Tucson. Ariz-, W A Tyra.
with the Western Machinery Co. Both
the boys were reared in FL Paso. J.
Z. Ellis was among the boys drafted
from Ell Paso September q, 1917. He
received his training at Camp Travis.
Tex. he has many friends and wen
wishers in both san Antonio and FL
paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
I'D U. S. GUARDS TO
MUSTER OUT IN Ell PAS0

Douglas. Ariz. Dec. "a platoon Of
the 24th ambulance corps that has
been in Clarkdale for five weeks, sent
when there appeared danger of strike
outbreaks, has returned here It is
reported that the 22d battalion Of
United States guards is to be gathered
soon for muster out at FL Paso. It
has been on guard duty at Lowell
Globe. Miami. Ray, the Roosevelt and
Granite Reef dams and other points
Detachments of the Third infantry
are said to have been ordered TO the
places vacated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
TO REoRGANIzE COMPANY l.

Capt H Z Long and nearly all Of
the other members Of 1 company,
Ninth Texas infantry, met in the
courthouse Thursday night and de-
cided TO reorganize the company on a
permanent peace basis. Many OF the
men of the organization have left the
city and are no longer available. and
il was planned to recruit the ranks to
full peace strength and to hold regu-
lar weekly drills at the old armory.
122 West San Antonio street. and later
to equip lockers and arm racks and
other conveniences in the basement Of
Liberty hall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06

HATS and Caps come IN the list
"A of acceptable Christmas gifts.
We call special attention to the fol-
lowing:
Mems all Fur Caps IN Black only.
The kind that comes down over the
ears. Priced at $500.
Mems Hats IN the seasons best
blocks and styles IN Derbys and Soft
hats. The feature hat this season
Is The Stetsonian." This Is
Fedora shape with high crown. soft
raw edge curl brim in Army. Pearl.
Dark Oxford. Carbon. Seal. Ivy and
Black. The price Is $3.50.
The new shape IN Derbies Is med
Jun crown with just a little roll to
the brim. We have full line Of sizes
IN these popular hats. Priced at SIS.
-(Sheet Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
EXPORT LIST IS REDUCED.

The war trade board Friday an
nounced the removal from the eX-
port conservation list alloys. metals,
feathers, electrical apparatus, ma
chimes. ores and optical goods lumi-
mum, alpaca metals. anthony. alloys
Of cadium, nickle, titium. uranium
and chromium, binoculars, black lead.
brass. bronze, cameras. cerium. chro-
MUM, cobalt ore, copper. industrial
diamonds, ferroalloys. optical glass.
lead. optical lenses. oil drilling ma
chimes and accessories, magnesium.
radium. tungsten Photographic plates,
graphite, zinc, harness and shoe
leather, carbon electrodes, caustic So
das. cells, emery. radio and wireless
and other telegraph apparatus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
CAPT. RAVENELL, KILLED
IN ACTION, KNOWN HERE.

Charleston. S c., who was reported
killed in action, was a cousin Of T.
D. Porcher, Of the lower valley near
Ysleta- Mr.. and Mrs. Porcher received
news Of his death Friday. Capt
Raveneu had spent a winter at the
Porcher home when he was a boy,
several years ago, and had many
friends here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06

James H McSain. brother Of ". ?.
3. McSain, returned Tuesday from
Camp Travis. having been discharged
from the training camp there. He
was IN the 64th company OF the 165th
depot brigade of infantry. He was
discharged in the regular course OF
disbandment and said he was put
through about everything except be
ing sent TO France. He will go back
to his former occupation OF travelling
salesman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
Young LiUeSay
Victim Of War
Is WeUKnO0,n
Had Worked In Ell Paso
Leaves Relatives Here
and IN the Valley.

Anthony. n. NJ. Dec. s.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Livesay received official no
tice from Washington teil-rg OF The
death Of their son. Joseph Rsnick
Livesay. jr.. in France. October IT. On
November 10 Mrs. Livesay received q
letter from Renick stating he was
wounded about the head and shoulders
and was at a temporary hospital at
the front awaiting his removal 10 a
base hospital The letter was written
by a nurse at Livesay's dictation. No
further word was ever heard until this
message came Wednesday night.
Young Livesay was in company A,
141st infantry. he was in his oath
year and was born in Maria, Texas,
had attended New Mexico Military in
stitute and was a student at state
college.
While in FL Paso. Livesay was en-
ployed at Lesinsky's wholesale estaD-
lishment- He had served with the old
New Mexico national guard on the
border during the Mexican trouble.
Young Livesay leaves besides his par
ents, four sisters, Louie, Ruth, Kath-
crime and Mrs Alfred Greenwood. of.
Hueco, y. NJ; a brother. Chas. Davis,
Of Randolph street. FL PasO. Another
sister. Mary Livesay Hawley. died on
October Is.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
LIEUT.. WALL. OF ORANGE,
n l. DIES IN PLANE FALL,

9Iather Field. Sacramento. Calf.
Dec. 6.-Lieut- Edward Berry Wall,
Of Orange. y J.. was killed almost
Instantly here Thursday, when an air
plane. IN which he was flying alone,
fen at Mills Station, near here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06

Fort Worth, Tex. Dec. 6.-Leut
Lowell Peterson, of Boston, Mass, an
instructor Of aviation at Barron fly
ing field. was killed when his air
plane went into a tail spin and fell
Thursday. Cadet Jamie overall. rid
ing with him, was severely injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06

Of those guilty Of murder on the high
seas and the treatment Of prisoners"
In one passage Of his program, Mr.
Lloyd George says:
There is only one condition for the
success of the efforts to increase
the output of this country, namely
confidence. Bolshevism is the poison
of production. Russia proves that
Russia will not begin to build up
productive system until bolshevism
has worked itself out"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
FTGHTH CAV. OFFICERs HERE.

Capt Leonard F. Matlack and Lieut..
Earl F. Mates. both Of the Eighth
cavalry, registered Thursday for duty
at district military headquarters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-06
Mems Dept. Specials

ElDEIN ClLN u l4lNA0
WE continue tomorrow our spe-
w cial on Fiber Silk Shirts.
These are the celebrated "Emery"
Shirts. The size range Is "A to Is
IN all sleeve lengths. Regular S6.5C
and $50 Shirts and the special
price IS S5.4s.
(See special window display
UNION SUITS
Again this Saturday We feature our
special Cotton Ribbed Union Suit in
medium weight. well made with
closed crotch and perfect fitting.
This Is an excellent garment and
sells regularly at $500. We offer
them at the special price of S1.45.
Vassar light weight Worsted Union
Suits in natural color and extra
well made. Specially priced at $3.50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
.CTUALgDADES EXTRANJERAS
Viene de Ia 3a)

e. papel de pitonisas.-2o.-Se Ia
eacontrado que el numcro &c hos he
-idos y de los muertos por balas es,
e1 contradiction completa o 10
que Sc habia Previsto. muy inferior
al de los individuos a!canZados nor
los proyect:les explosives animados
De muy peQuena velocidad.
iSa!ud. pues, armaduras, hraza-
letes, corazas, coilaEines. guantsle-
ces rodilleras y rodelas, Que IN cN-
tr~emecimiento de gozo haga vibrar
ALA en- Fl fondo de los siglos vues--
traS almas metalicas Y hIeeas, He
aGui que el r~efluio de las cosas trae
al horizonte ensane:entado las arraa-
duras adamantinas. MI novi..."
Charles Nordnann.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
En- $4,000 estima
Ell amor de su
esposa

NUEVA YORK. Enero l0.-Muy
breve fue ell reinado de Himeneo en-
eli matrimonio del teniente William
f. Comeford, tan breve, cue cast pre-
de decirse cue acab0 0 Ia luna DC
MEL, pues q las catorce seman"s
de casados, "a andaban amboS en-
los judiciales.
E.?ec!ivanentc el teniente Come
fo.d acaba de ~presentar una demanda
{. contra del doctor Charles A.
Eeaouard. q quien acusa de haberle
;asc nado e! carino V los afectos de
81 escosa e. doctor Renuoard es
= director dc una escue!a para el a.
r.cnaiIajc de embalSamar c~adaveres
i.jn ten" cstablecida en- la casa MI
nero IS. de L. .Avcnida Cuarta.
e t]enientc. para consolarse de 81
rcna. h. denandado del que de
scr 2! ca2Sante dc su sufrimiento mo-
=. "a eantidad de $50 900, asegu-
.lndo que debido a las asiduas aten-
clones de: acusado, este logro enage-
.ar..e 81 amor de Su esposa. e. te-
a.gnte ~refIere en- 81 demanda cue 81
csposa Sc !lacia pasar como viuda que
disfw4taba de una renta de $500 a!
mes. &c /. hereacia de TN sipuesto
,s2oso fallec:do.
Los esposos Comeford habian vivi-
90 c~ate~@rcAts ieliceses desGe que
ctntrajeron matr:monio Y SUI felici-
Gad no * habia viSto enturbiada,
asia qac el tcnieEtc recibio order de
@artir para Newport News. Va con
On asuHto del service. Durante su
a~uaenc:I. DICE {! dem&HLante en- IL
declaration, el amor de ST. cspo:a fUG
cgaQuistaGo por otro homb:c. el de-
mandado. que Ia arruinado para
siemprs 81 fclicidal. Como iEdemni-
zacion de este enorme dano, ell te-
niente dcmanGa ell pago de cincuenta
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
Las ''Cascsrsts' cursr
el resfrio, Ell a!iente
imparo y ell dolor
dc cabeZa
rs 10 meier para el hisadO : intes-
tipoS. para IL bili0Sidad, fer
mentaciones Del eStomago
constipation


Obtengan luego una caja De 10 EN-
tavos.
Lsngua con Sarro, cararroS cr0nl-
cos. Indigestion. p&lidez de 10 piel,
y dolores de caheza, todos estos ma
les proceden de los desarreelos del
higado V de 10 recargado de los mites
tinos. que son cauSa lie que 81 es-
tonnage Sc llene de aljmentos indises-
tos, que So hacen agrioS ' Sc fermen-
tan como Ia baSura eIcerrada en IN
barril. Ese es e. primer paSo De in
decides males: indigestion, gases i'm
puros. nal aliento, piel amarillo, pu-
si!animIdad. TODD 10 que es horrible Y
nauSeabundo.
Una '~caScaret" tomada en- Ia noche
hara una iimpia comp!eta de L cons
tipados intestinos v le obrara en- IL
manana. pues trabaia mientraS listed
Guerme. tina GAIA de 4 10 centavoS
que compre listed a Su bot!cario 10
co~nservar& bien por algunos meses.
Millones de hombres Y muiereS .cos-
tumbran romar una "C~aScaret," =
conservan 81 esIomago. 81 higado e
intestinos en- buenaS condolences '
nunca 10 CUE es III momento
Ge augusta. No divide a los ninos,
SuS peguenos est0magoS necesica2
tambisn IN laXante Suave ' benefico.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
Ccle Sr2ron / caida de! Czar.

Con tales pr;vaciones agregadas a
\ si;u2c:0n practicamente anarqIi-
q que ali existe, Z! p-eblo de Ode
q ca m2cho mas ~info-:anado GUAM
DO Ia sonora Swatc2 sali6 de esa ciu-
d&l. que cuando o era bajo el al
ti~uo regimen ~monarquico.
e. pueblo celebr6 con graHdes ma
rjfcstacicnes de regociio Ia caida de!
Car. dice Il seNora Swatez, y cuando
Sc rec:b:6 en- esa ciudad IA noticia
del derrocam;e1to de IL monarquia.
IA ~poblaci6n SC entreg6 por TODD M
dia q celeb:ar el acontecimieHto; pc
70 luego sc cper6 IN canbio en- csc
mismo pueblo.
Es cierto cue los ejarcitos enemi-
COS no Sc han acercado ! Odessa v ia
trancuilidad no Sc ha alterado relati-
r"me7te ALI, agrego la sonora, pero
desp1es de la ca:da del antique re-
g;ren los varios partidos roliticos
empeza-on q disputar Y 4 luchar en-
tire 81. para ganar el control del 20
h:crno Y de la direction DE IA cosa
r&h ica Y es.o urajo come resultado
que la m!seria del pueblo sc acre
ccntara y su s;tuaci61 Sc hic:era peer
q2c a que tenia bajo Ia tirania del
antigua regimen. In scEora mani
f"st6 cue desde que sali6 de Odessa,
niagunas noticias habia tenido de las
actividades de kerensky. En- esa epo-
c. todo el mundo, DICE la sonora, no
hacia mas qoe rogar porque vo:vie:an
los d;as felices que siguieron inme-
Giatamente desples de IA caida del
Gar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12

:a'e"as de dolareG sonanrcS Y contain
ties.
:! acIsado, por su parte, neg0 ter
,r:nantemente ante el jIeZ que
&C de Ia causa, los cargos hechos por
el teniente Comeford Y ha nombrado
en- su declaration 4 Stewart E. kus-
tex. como So abogado para que Sc
oponga Z n acci6n seguida en- su con-
ira por el citado t]eniente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
In russo cons;dera a los Estados
Unidos como III TERRA biblica"
La carne es un mana que hace mucho tempo
no cae en- Ell antique imperio de los Cares

to principal de Russia en- el Mar Ne
gro V por e. cual Sc hace cast TODD
el comercio de eXportaci6n de Ia gran
region agricola del Sor de Russia. 81
pueblo de esta ciudad Sc halla pri"a-
do de l. r:a:ov parte DC los articG-
los indispensables para Ia vida. To-
dos los where's Sc enviaban para el
s~ustento de los so,dadOs. Para con-
seguir pan habia que ~procurarse tar
jetas especiales Y aln asi 81 un'co
pan que Sc conscguia era el negro o
de harina &c centcno., De muy mata
case. pues cast s:emprc Sc ~revolv!A =
n harina paja molida. Pc" an plea
De = libra dc est" pan. Sc ticae Quc
agar en- Odessa II suma de treint.
) dos kopccs. cue e~QUivalca 1 del
sais ccatavos americaDos. POGO m.S
o menoS.
La leche Solamentc los ricos puc-
den conseguiria, pUeS aparte de que
6 slmament2 escasa, fisUt prsc.os
tab1lcsos, pueS cuesta un rub!o el
cuart!llo. es deci:. POGO mas de ne
do peso Americana. Ia los tiempoS
norrna!es ei rublo ticrt - Russia cI
m:sro ya!or de adquisicion, del do
la americana. es dccir, qae con eSa
moneda Sc pueGe adQuirir en aqHel
pals. 10 mismo q2e con un dollar IN
este. II rublo tiene Glen kopecs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
GiIapas estd Iiea0 do re-
fHgisdoS ~guatemaItec0s

CIUDhD De MEXICO, Enero
10 Las aatoridades del Estado dc
Chiapas han enviado informes a esta
capital avisanGo que IN gran'nume-
TO de refugiados dc Guatemala. en-
tire los que Sc cuentan varios cientos
de mexicanos, estan ilegando I las
roblaciones de esa entiGad feterat;-
VI, p~rcceden.cs de Guatemala. de
donde vienen huyendo de lQAterre-
motos.
La poblaciGn de Tapacauia que Sc
halla sobre Ia Inca divisoria con
Guatemala, Sc e]ncuentra material
mente LENA de r~efugiados, quienes
estan procurando seguir su canine
hacia el interior del Estado, pues
temen que hasta ALI lleguen 4 al
canzar los efectos de los temblores.
Ell pdnico en- la ~poblaci6n mencio-
NADIA eS muy grande, y los relatos
luz los refugiados han hecho de n
ca.;istrofe de Guatemala ~ h@ l.c-
no MS cue So. " "%unentar los
.Cii>Ie..
Las autoridades &c Chia2as p.ct1
avuda al gobierno federal. pues p
luclas s. cncueHtram imposibil!tadas
| para dar n;nguno: auxi,ios 4 los rel;
giados en- vista de que el era.io Gei
Estado no tienen s~uficiente fondos.
la cantidad de veinticinco mil pesos
que ell Congreso de la Union habia
aprobado para socorrer a Las vict;-
mas de Guatemala, sera cnviada 4
Chiapas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
C.rnc De caballo.

BESIDE que Ia guerra estallo. III
>a Ia sonora SwateZ, "a clase pobrc
&c Odessa 70 safe % cue "S Ia carne.
pUe= Ia un:ca Cue puede consegui: Y
- S.emPre. Is Il de c.ballo. Y ESQ de
n mas Gura. pues los bocados suaves
sc veHdcn a prPcios que eSas gentes
no Dueien pagan. Tn caballo NADIA
r.a.s cue regular, cuesta mil rUb,os,
u! eS Que los qLe compran eSoS AMI
males para cl mercado. t!e7en que
yzrL2- q car2e 4 precios elevados
AKA .Gcar,cs a!guna Htii!dad. La
c&rne de res rIrst2 c.eHto cI2renta
:ccecT n libra, cuando pUede conSe
rJ;.sc 10 que no s;em2re es faci!.
LIS gllliEas cuestan diez rub!os cada
uEa = per les hUevos :" pagan loo
Eo7ec7 por diez.
r. azllscar SnlamcaTc 81 cons!guc
n urccio de i60 kopecs "a libra V ESQ
,s'cmprc Que Sc tenga una tarjeta eS-
p.Ciai cn IN GJe Sc anota 81 consume
da csc a:tcnlo. qle esta muy res
trias1ido. y nj hja y a ma sofa
meme Sc nos oermitia consumir dos
ihras a. mes.
"La rona esta tan escasa Y cara,
como los where's Y ci pueblo cast an
do vcs;ido de hararos. Las pieles
PARA 81 calzadO c.si no Sc consiguea
: go- ende el precio de los zapatos
III 'i2gado a ser exhorbitante, cast
N sueho. Tn par de zapatos para
limo. no Sc obtiencn por menos de
Glen rub!os. En- consequence. IA
mayor p2r:e del pueblo Sc ha rcsuelto
4 no ~sa- eSa brenda Y anGa- descal-
zoz".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
FUE RECHALADG Ell PROYECTO
DE LORD LOREBURNS
Srryicio E>pecisl para la pRrNs,.

Scrricio E>pecisl para LA pRENSi.
LONDRES, Enero lila Camara
de los Lorej rechazo hoy por una gran
mayoria de votos, Ia resolution presel-
tada por Lord Loreburns 6 esa repre-
s%entacion, proponiendo III reforaa
de eNcluir a las mujeres del sufrasio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
Hacia dos aRos que no comia pan con
m~antequilla.

Hacia mas de dos amos cue Il Sc
nora Swatez Y su hiia, no probaoaH
M bocado de ave Y nj tan s!4uiera ha-
bian visro pan hlanco. Respect? q las
beh;das. Ia sonora Y Su uequena soi1
habian tornado. de cuando e1 cuaNco.
du-ante csc periodic de tempo. m
pc,o de- cafe V ESQ. sir leche ' s.
azlcar. La mantequil!a. cos; no e
rian nociqp ~ de como era eSa 81
hroS2 grasa-
"a seno-a Swatez y 81 h!ja sale
rem 3e Odessa hace dieZ semanas. Sc
Gun -efirieron = los ~conensaIeS :
p~arientes. habienGo tenido que en-
prender el viaie 4 traveS &c "a region
neridional V central De Russia. para
legar : Ia Siberia Y iuego ccuZGc c.
{. yaS:o t~erritor;o para llegar a "a
pom. De este ultima pas, IN sonora
' 81 pe9uena sc eraarcaroE en- cl
puerto de Yokohama con rTm5o I los
Estados Unidos. habiemdo Gurado Is
t:ayesia del Pacifico, tres semaHas.
Por fin las viajeras llegaron 4 San
Franci=eo California el nartes dc Ia
sealana pasada, prosigaiendo 81 ca
mino para Minneapolis y esta ciudad.
II seaora Y 81 hija pudieron empren-
der el viaie de Odessa, despues de dos
amos de esperar GU" SO les Gieran pa
-saportes. los cuaies s0lo ?Udiecon
conseguir. ocuitando e! hecho de que
.Yen!an 2 reunirse cor su csposo. te-
niendo que exproesar que venian 4
vis:tar Z algunos amigos.
Solanente los rico, toman leehe On
Russia.
No obstante que Odessa es el nuer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12

PrCteia a su familia V a su propiedad
contra el fuego,, asegurandose y
WIN. +. Schultz.
Riverside Bldg. l01 ". Cummcrce ST.
Crockett 1928.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12
TRANSFORMS
Los DIAS DEL VERAN0 EN- I'm
PERIODIC De COMFORT Y B|ENES1AR

Esto puede ser factible 81 listed conecta su
estufa con La Tuberia de Gas. Un hogar lm-
pic, fresco y comfortable, significa mucho para
su salud J bienestar.
de tuberia GRATIS, por cada cliente que SO
decida a usar ell gas en- 81 casa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-12

NUEVA YORK. Enero 6.-Los
n-e,.ios one 81 este pals ha impuesto
L. ,rlerra para los where's y demas
articplos de primera necesidad y por
los cuales h. levantado 81 grito IA ma
ci6n entera. aparecen como una YER
daiera sanpa para IA sonora Freda
Swatez. esposa de Israel Swatez, que
companada de su Mia Jennie, de ocho
recientemente lego 4 este pals. q
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Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-22
NORWICH ASSUMED HOLIDAY
 ASPECT ON MONDAY.
Nearly Every Business Place ob-
 served the Order to Close.

Norwich assumed a holiday aspect Monday, when in compliance with the orders from the fuel administrator all places of business using coal or wood for either heating or' power were closed, with the exception of those places that were permitted to keep open by special permit The theatres all did a good business on Monday, but will be forced to close their doors today, as will bowling alleys and other places of amusement
 The greater part of the local stores with the exception of those selling food supplies were closed. Cigar stores were closed and drug stores opened for only a few hours to take care of drugs, but TO other commodi- ties were sold. Saloons were closed and will remain closed today. This is in Norwich that the saloons have been closed all day for three days at a stretch.
 Those who waited in the cold for cars at Franklin square realized that it was heatless day in Norwich per- haps more than many others, as they were forced to stand out in the cold while waiting, as the car station was closed. The car starter did not even have access to his office and had te make a, nearby restaurant his head quarters.
 One of the first cars of coal to be commandered by the local fuel com
 missioner was placed at the disposa
 of those families who are ill irnmedf- ate need of fuel for heating theil homes. The car was loaded with sof- coal for a local concern.
 Besides the soft coal that arrivet l here on Monday, there were three car. loads of anthracite. The coal was O. | three sizes, nut, stove and egg. There | was a carload of each size.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-22
Rev, W. r, Thayer Honcred,

Of former pastor of the First Bap- tist church, Norwich. WalIingford correspondent writes:
 The bulletin of the Central Baptist church of Providence has the follow ing to say of Rev William T. Thnyer lformerly of the borough: Our ed ucational spastor has the honor Of the appointment to the position of direc- tor of education and young peoples work for the Rhode Island state Bap- tist convention to succeed Rev. w J Sly. MT. Thayer will give one- fourth of his time to this work, be- ing free to do so under his original contract with this church calling fol only three -fourths of his time. We congratulate MT. Thayer on the ap- poirtment and ourselves that his tai ents and position with us have