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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30
LOS IT!ALIANOS CAPTURAN MI.
CHOS CANONES EN-
Ell PIANE.

ROMA. Octubre 29.-La ofensiva
IL los i~lalianoS emprendieron el do
mingo cerca del rio Piave continue
~rrcgresando victorioSamente para los
ita!ianos. que estan Northumberland
las alturas de Val Doviadende, ) TAM
bian las de Colfest. Y han entrado err
Susegana. dcnde capturaron mu!titud
de canones.
La artilleria francesa bom5ardeo
Montpionar. Que fue tonlada por Ia
infarteria por un brillante aSalto.
Fl General Ella, su~bsecretario de
Guerra, ha sido nombrado comaadar-
se en- jefe de las fuerZaS italiaras en-
canpana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-30

Um gran ]porcentaje de los cstudlanteS
de dinujo arquitect6nico prccede dc
las oficinas de c~ontrat!sta: y cons
tructores. Las eXigancIas de las
Industries de guerra mar a~un&n,ado
u..timamente en- grande esca!a el nu-
nero de estud;sntes de dibujo me-
CAMEO.
FL espiritu que Sc dcsplarta entire
los i6venes que pasan su5 noch5s du-
rante varic5 amos en- ell Cooper
Union. para obtener IN grade facI!-
tativo. fue bien expuesto en- c!
discurso con que Sc do ~clausura a
las clases del 1!timo an3: Dos con-
dic:oaes eran neceSarias para Ia Ia
bor CUE hemos conclude. Pr!mera:
amDicion zegunds: Il firmeza en-
continuar hasta 81 fin, contra las
m,chas tentacio1es de ~abandono.
Seria impossible recordaT todas las
o Y excuses que pueden pTe;en-
tarsa a Ia Imagination de IN Joven
durante los cinco G seis amos que pa
sa aqui, para interrump:r sus esru-
dos. Cada alo te3t:tica este Ia
dism;nucion en- las filas dc estud.an-
tes. La mayoria de los que aqui
vienen son jovenes que dedican sus
noches al est1dio, despues de traba-
jar TODD el dia. Mientras que "a
mayor partc de a genie descansa
Y Sc divierte ds:2ues de- 81 labor dia-
lia, estos estudiantes trabajan pof
Ia instruction que aqui alcanzan".
Entire los tr%escientos mil jovenes
de la ciudad de Nueva York que han
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DISTCRBIO EN- UNA CEREE.-
CERlA.

Con motive de que III iRdividuo in
consequence Sc enpeno IN no saEr
de las oficinas de una de las cerve-
cerias de esta ciudad. Sc registro IN
G:s.urbio entire e! iadiyiGuo en- cues
ton Y uno de los empleados. Los 1e-
fes de Ia casa liamaron ~te!sTonlca-
mente : la pclicia, pero cuando c!
Official Garvin Sc presento al lugar de
los acortecimientos. va el ~calsantc
del desorden, que sospech6 que Ia po-
lleg2ria, habia desaparecido.
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sentaIc r!2za ~ ri e~je-ciEo y ID ma
rina, sc encueatran muchos gracua-
dos del Cooper Union. Muchos
ma; estan trabaian6o en- aGletias
industries cue no SOY esenciaies p7ro
81 absolutamentc indispehsab:es a la
guerra. Todos ellos, en- paz o en- que
IRA. representan el tipo moderno
del neoyorquino joven, cuyos recur-
SOS son limitados e ilimitada su am
bicion.
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VAN \ INSTRUIRSE EN- ARTI-
Iberia.

Sc anuncio aver cue como ounce
oficiales de los que ~pertenecen u las
fuerzas a~cantcradas en- el Campo
Travis saldran dcngro de breves dias
al Estado de Georgia con e. objeto
de inccesar 4 una &c las Escue!as de
ArtilIeria esrablec;das en- aquella en-
riGad.
Luego que los citados oficiaies na-
van recibido Ia instruction ~neceSarIa.
vclvcran al Campo Travis ! ocupar
81 lugar que hasta ahora han ocu2a-
do entire sus fuerZaS.
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DEFUNCION.

A la edad de SO amos fallecio aver
a las seis V media de Ia manana el
senor Aureho VI. Lopez. en- Ia que fu5
81 Residential. situada en- II Gale de
Ruiz numero 722.
Esta tarde. a las cinco, teEdra lu-
gar el sepclio en- Ell pante0n de San
Fernando.
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MISA De REQUIEM

MERCEDES. Teas. 0ctUbre %.
Hoy 4 las ocho de Ia nanana tu-
vo !ugar on IL IgEesia Cat6!ica de
esca poblaci6n. ana Misa de E.equiem
en- sufragio del alma del senior An
tonic Garcia ValverGc. que falsecIo
en- La Grulia. Texas. cl . dc Octubre
del ano paSado. La misa fut ORE
cida por Ia seHora Antonio .. VIDA.
de Garcia, esposa del desaparec;do.
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INF0RMACI0N LOCAL
CUATRO ARRESTADOS POR
VCIOSOS.

La policia que forma Ia Escuadra
contra el Ficio ar~est6 Ia ncche del
tunes al martes a cuatro personals
cue estan acusadas, dos, De violaci0n
= los articulos tres : cuatro del Re-
glamento de Policia; una de ebriedad
' una seiora de noctiyaga. Una de
las personals capJuradas fue multa-
da con Ia cantidad dc cincuenta pc
SOS. otra con veirticinco ! de las dos
resfantes II qued6 pendiente de in
yestigaci6n y Il otra fue c%onsigna-
da q Is policia miiitar.
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IN ANCIANO SUFRIO GOLPES
NUY GRAVES.

+. Z. Bess. anciano dc Sesenta 2ncs
de edad Que caainaba aver Ell bicl-
c!esa. perdio ell control de In n9aqui-
ia ' cay6 de ella, last;maadose muy
gravemente. Los t~ranseuntes llama
Q 4 Ia policia = momentoS deSpues
Ia ambulancia de la ciudad 10 reco-
ci6 Y 10 conGujo al hospital.
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SEFELIO

Aver a las tres de la tarGe fue Sc
puitaGo en- el pa0teGn de San Fer
,aar6o el cadaver de la sonora que en-
vida Sc llamo Antonio JimeneZ He
rrera Y cuya defunci6n sc cfectuo an
ties de aver en- Ia ASA nurcro 1lOi
de Ia Gale Smith.
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PRISIONEROS TUBERCULOSIS.

ROMA. Octubre 29.-Telegramas
de Suiza comunican Ia llegada de III
trcn de Ia Cruz Roja con priSioneros
italiancs atacados de tuberculosis. que
c~ontraiercn en- los campos g. ecu
contraction de Austria.
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IN PRESO

Erie Galloway. preso que extlngue
una condeua en- Ia carce! de Ia ciu-
dad. fue reniitiGo aver al hospital.
por haberse sen.ido repentinamente
enfcrno.
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LIZ ROBARON 81 ACTOMOVIL.

A.ntes dc enoche. en- horas avanza-
das. fueron arresea6os N Ia esQuina
de las GALES Ge Presa ' Topeka. dos
individuos que v~iajaban en- ua auto
r16vil c ;bau hacienda disparos de pis-
tola.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Hoy ha.a en- San Antonio y sus airc-
Gsdozc, uaa temperature mas fria que Ia
dc aver. ,uh:cndo. en- los grades nnaSi'no5 &c
s" n IS. FL dia scr& serene.
v;r,;os r.oacr,doS soolaran del este al nor
&c.
e. ,c-n6nlctro raa-cj aver IA temperature
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EN- PIEDPAS
NFEPAS

Victima de la influenza fallecio ell
dia - del corriente, en- Ia ciudad de
Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Ia pcque-
nita Marta. de dos amos de edad, hi
ia del senior Lihrado Reina Y de Ia
senorn Eulalia Sanchez de Reina.
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PESQUISAS

DARE BuENA GRATIFICACION = n per-
soma que me proporcione iriromrs eXac;o5
ac+rca del paradc-o del Sc:ior .anr.cvo Cam
pos. casaGU con /: sonora hacriIia JiTnenez.
II senor reS:d!l en- San Miguel IL Alto. Ne
vi.o. dondc saii6 rum6o = EstadoS Unidos.
Cua!qu.cr iTiormc que GO tcn-a -Obrc dicha
persona favor De diriSir!O a Gabriel Canoos.
Siskiyoa, OREGON. 81
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION dare 4 In per
soma que intornc del actual p~arade-o del Sc
nor mi padre. l-n.cio 2odriguez se:in Supc.
sali6 dc FL Pasu. Tex. 81 - de Mayo del pre-
5cntc ano. rumbo a. Es;ado dc Colorado, =
trabajar en- Ia rosscha del bcta5el. Caalquiec
.nIorn:S enc ., trnGa sobTe dIcho ScNor IA
vcr de di-ici.lo a Hisar!o L. Rodriguez. Sec.
81. Iicbson. .AriZ.
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DEFUNCioNEs.
Mariana Boulla,a. en- 81 hospital Robert t.
Green.
Apo.oa:o Soils. en- ii27 s. Lcona'
AGolto GAIA, c. co. y. Trinity.
rro,c;sco Para. ~ cl hospital Baylor
Isi;s Cruz. ~ Ia c~squina dc las Gales &C
Pinto y Potosi.
Teresa Moa.es, en- sll San Patriotic.
I:ustaeuia Raurcl. en- 21io E. Commerce.
Antonio J. Herrera. on llo7 \. Surisl.
Solomon Garcia. en- 81 hospital ca campo
Travis.
E,eola,,;co senn. en- 25le s. Laredo.
H;I.-;o Ee a Pcaa. 2l0 Monclova.
Arcrcio MARTINEZ. 72s Guadalupe
Ruoe-to Calle,os, OIL San Fernando.
oHmpio Castro. en- Rie!; Quarry.
irena Luna, e. 10 cailc &c San FhtFic'o'
Eusenio Garay. en- slt 5. Laredo.
Lc-ea.o Abrcso. en- e. hns9itn! Robert o.
Green.
Icna::o ol;vs.cs. en- c! hospital kooer' b.
Green.
jose Vargas, CT l4l0 Esss1.
In uiso del sehor J. J. Herrera : &c "a
seao-s Antonio Jinelez dc Herrera c" ii
cslle n. Smith. ntnc-o 1ie7-
Anita T-ejo. en- sos E. CeSatoS'
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?ERMESOS PARA FINCAR

jacobs Valcn=zela. para componer c! tccho
Dc II casa lois de ls calle L;-l6rsnd. Lud:res
Eea,.ann. para una casa dc c:aco cuarsos, CT
g.g7 Ohio. T.. r. Nc5Sick. va-ias ccnpos-
.urzs : /. casa 1871 Woodland. Swifc and Co..
m ra-a-s CT IA Medina. William Grc:ics-
tc:, ma casa dc tres cua-scs cn II Gale
Beacon SI07. Harry Spain. ciato er2'tos en-
1918 Z. Commerce.
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$500 DE GRATIFiCACioN - d@r:n 4 10
persona que :nfoTnc arerc., uc! paradero del
ssnor Isauru o. Fernandez. dc - amos de
cdad. oriGina:io lie A:"@aE2S de taTtEn. la
I,scr. Me-: cstatura Regular. cu!Or moreno.
ton. una cicatrIz en- IL frentc. Fl Gia il &c
Agusto de- corricntc ano Sa!.o de Denison.
Tan. a l-atajur a Dallas, Tex. Cu.:Guicr an
Eorric quo &c tcaga sobrc Gicha persona IA
yor de diricirlo Il Kansas & Mjxico CONNER
era! Co.. - L. Missouri Avenue. Kansas City.
ST. i3ql
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ENSENANZA

LECCIoNES De pI.No 7 cANTo {. do
nnici!io PTccios cor"cnciona!sS. PROFESSOR
FELIX RU'ANO. gra!uado en- 'os Conserva-
torios dc Madrid : Paris. Rec;5e 6rdenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc babia Frances y Es-
pa5ol.
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COMPRAS

DESEC ADQUIRIR en- Mexico de 5o.00o .
= 600 acres de tcrrean. Envicnse TODD gene
20 de datos Il a. II. Rife. ioi Halliday Ave.
San Antonio. Tex.
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DARE BUEEA GkaTIFICACioN = Ia PEI
SOM, que me p-oporrlonC inlorr.cs de MI h.
10. Rartolo T5Erz. d, = are ie dad. cSE.t&-
RI regular. cC:or Toreno. picacc dc virue:"~
Cra;criar info-mc que 50 tcuga s0bcc dicha
neyxorn favor &c Glripirlo 4 IibJrSio Ie!icZ.
Gray Ground. De. aioir"S, Iowa. 800
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Cuando necesite iibros en- espahol
diriiase a fgnacio Z. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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AVIS0S DE- OCCASION
VENTAS

50 EENpE. -nay bs-::= !icpda CO 554rTo-
80 s;tr;.La .l LYen !c:a!. Di-:irsc 4 2S1 Ma
ccZdcrieS -. W
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! =, 1 !. R,,1E1sNzSA

PUBLlS D E E ~ a
TERMS o. SUBSCRIPTION:
United States, Csnsd5. Mexico, Gros, su%f
70 Rec. Panama, ana he Phi!ipins
Ig;nnos:
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SENORiTA honorable desea obtencr COO
c2cidn ccnlo anna de casa. para a;ender niho,
O scnorita dc compahia. Pocas prcteacioae5
rcspccto a suicide. DirigirSe 4 20i Sixth ST.
ID
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AENENDAMiENTOS
PERDIDAS

5000 De GRATlFICACIoN 4 qaien crtr.-
que . de razon DC dos yeguas: una coiorado.
pa;as blancns tienc Una n9.e Ell un oio y
ura cicat-iZ en- e. collar: Ia otra cs canela.
tienc TN oio blanco. y Ia erin &c IA cola es
mrv urande. Ocufran a -; ". Salaio. ~
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DARE MAGNIF!CA qualification I Gui:l
me p-oporcion.re iafurmeS exactoS ac'rr:: dc
mi hiju Salvador Su;.rcz. como de 70 amos &c
e,iad. hIanco. ojos y bi&ote nc=ros. ei ora@o
izn,,;orIo 10 ticae !igcramertc icsionad0. SIR
yarec i.rigir los irfo-rnes I Juar Suarez.
Daning. y. Mexico. ca
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Sc NECESITAN una co::ncra y Una lavan-
Gerl que hablen cspaiol. Ocur.an Il n casa
250e Main Avenue.
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DIVERSOS

ST NECESITA carries para midanzas G car
gu. egu;pajcs. haJle = R0SALES: Jcio:ono
'rraviS ii2r.
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s5.cJ DE CRATITICACIO% dare 4 IL per
SOMA rue me propcrciune !nfoTraes exactos 'e
los siHuicntcS pcrsonaS: RcfuElo th"Ne: y
senc.. Lo-cnza Roman. J de Sus iiijoS San-o:.
Isabel : RefuS:o Chavcz. lie y. ~ y : aces
dc c!ad. e.pcsiiv1llcntc todos son ~o-it'aa-
rios dc TevcaIiiche. Ja!-, Mexico, habienGo "a
lido rum5o :. ESLadc- uEiios en 1914, ,icn 10
81 Ultima noticia dc Berry. Ariz. CualqiIcr
iniorEnc que sc tenca .5brc dichas pc:sonaS
fa.c~ dc diriyirio 4 Cruz Chavez. p. o. Boa
SIS. Rock Springs, Nyo. 'jiJ
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Sc VENUE Ell S26o.O0 an aGtomo:ii ":Sri-
icba cer' on LuGRas ordicicnes.D: . s'ssaGet0s
r,.1-;, 1913 norman en- 3ol s: Laredo s..
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NECESlT0 un pin;or de IutoEoyIE-s. Ocu-
.ra ;nElc!!atamcntc 1 223 ). Flores. t%0y
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Af.:ENjjA "a a iatia- = esc.!bir ias,es
cor s.rr...i:.G ; ;r-:ecrIol. Pre-. n. K
Diaz. 30: = lire.
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EMPLEOS

NECESITAMoS INNEDiATAMENTE =
tres s.strcs. buca suicide. traba;o rermGneh-
lie. Ocurran = Leeds WoaIcn Mills, los Ave.
&C" ~
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Kegistro Civil

NACIMIENTOS.
Una MIN del sc::o- Santos &C Leon y DC
-, csp.z. Maria Florcs DC Leon. en- IN Gale
Au-&= Isl.
MATRInoNIos.
ps.r:cio sGi:1a. y Maria Diaz.
Ne,ycsio Eisoiosa : AGustirs MaoriS"'.
Joss Psdi,l. y G.esoria Moran
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NECESITO persona pr:ict,sa en- ranufac-
rya de- capacities &c au:on; 5yile5. Ocurran
en- seguida a 223 S. Flores. 1907
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ST SECESr-A una seiiorita 0 ioren es-
'cno&rafo : uE jovc. pzra traha;o general
ie oiicina Presen-arse coz bacnas re:cren-
rs. I'll San Pedro Axe.
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SE$ORITA honorable icsea co.ocacif n CON
persona sola. IHforrncr en- III" Avenue b.
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STAR EMPLOYMENT Cola North
Flores St, puede nroncrcionaE Il listed trabA-
jaGoTes : cmplocs. T%elefoUo Travis 1855.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-09-03
TO MAKE TOUR
FOR FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
viii Tell People What Money
From Great Bond Issue Is
to Be Used For

WASHINGTON, Aug. S1.-Wheu
President Wilson takes his swing around
the circle for the Liberty loan late Aext
month, he will have the first opportunity
since his last campaign of going directly
before the body polite with straight
talk on the war. his detectives in it
and what he proposes to do when it is
over.
His tour will be from coast to coast,
north and south, and is made necessary
as announced recently-by inability Of
Secretary McAdoo to carry along the
load Of loan campaigning.
Then, too, thf sis TO be the biggest
loan America has yet floated for the
war. The president believes the people
should know what the money is for, why
it is worth spending and what America
proposes to do in the way of readjust-
ment within her borders to make the
battle of her sons over there worth the
fight they are making.
Incidentally. party leaders expect the
president will take the opportunity OF
telling the people that a congress, now
controlled by the Democrats, has done
a great work in the war-and the bal
ance of power in the house and senate
need not be changed to insure greater
effort.
Owing to the ground covered by the
trip, the president probably will be on
the road for more than two weeks, re-
turning to Washington early in October.
1t will be the longest single trip both
in matter of mileage and time, that he
has taken since becoming president, and
will mark his first visit to the west
coast
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-09-03
IF CHILD IS CROSS,
FEVER|sH AND SICK
Look, Mother! If tongue is
coated give "CaIifornia
Syrup of Figs"

Children love this fruit laxative"
ana nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach. liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will rot STOP playing
TO empty the bowels, and the result is.
they become tightly clogged with waste,
liver gets sluggish, stomach sours, then
your little one becomes cross, half sick,
feverish. don't eat, sleep or act natu-
rally, breath s. bad. system full of cold,
has sore throat, stomach-ache or
diarrhoea. Listen. Mother! See il
tongue is coated, then give teaspoon
full of California Syrup of Figs" and in
a few hours all the constipated waste,
sour bile. and undigested food passes
out O. the system, and you have a we'll.
playful child again.
Millions of mothers give California
Syrup of Figs" because il is perfectly
harmless; children love it, and it never
fails to act on the stomach, liver and
bowels
Ask your druggist for a bottle OF
California Syrup of Figs.I which has
full directions for babies, children of
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Beware of coun-
terfeits sold here. Get the genuine. made
by California Fig Syrup Company"
Refuse any other kind with contempt
(Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-09-03
Suspected Spy Is
Shot BY American
On Jersey Beach

OCEAN CITY. N. j., Aug. 31.-A man
believed to be Thomas Ellis, of Tren-
ton, y. J., was shot and killed last night
by Joseph Meehan, of the naval reserve
The authorities suspect Ellis of having
been spy engaged in signaling to Ger
man submarines. While resisting ar
rest for acting suspiciously on the
beach of this resort Ellis was shot
through the heart by Meehan.
Officers Of the coast guard say two
men have been seen on the lonely beach
at night manipulating high-powered
lights and apparently signaling to
boat at sea The secret service was
Informed and men were sent here for
guard duty.
After Meehan told his story at the
corSneI's inquest today = was ex' 7er-
ated. Meehan testified that last night
ne was stationed near the waters edge
with Instructions 70 arrest any person
who approached. file arrested Ellis
after he had failed to give SAUSAGE
tory explanation of his reason Tor pc
ing on the beach. Ellis. MeehaI test-
fed, sprang upon him and took his rlne
away from him. Meehan regained the
weapon and when Ellis sprang at him
again he fired.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-09-03
.POTTLE NAMES STAFF
| FOR TULSA REUNION
Sons of Veterans Expected to
Make CreditabIe Show
ing on Sept, "a

MILLEDGEVILLE. Ga, Aug. 3l.-Jo'
seph T.. Pottle. of Miuedgeville, Ga,
commander of the Georgia division
Sons OF Confederate Veterans. has COM
pleted the appointment of his stan and
brigade commanders. He has made the
following appointments: Sponsor, Mrs.
Herbert NJ Franklin, Tennille; maids OF
honor. Miss Sarah Hull. Savannah; Miss
Celeste Park. Greensboro; matron, Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Thomas, Griffin; chaperon,
Mrs. W. c. Nereen. Moultrie; stan, ad-
jutant, A q. Foster, Madison; judge
advocate, r. n. Johnson, Gray; quar-
teTmaster H. A. Chambers, Macon; his
torian. W. b. Sloan, Gainesville; in
spector. o. NJ. Conn. Milledgeville; chap
lain. Dr. L. F. Dempsey, oxford; sur
geon, .Dr. Floyd McRae, Atlanta; COM
missary, r. L. ]. Smith, Commerce;
brigade commanders, First brigade, j.
ID. Hanks. Rome: Second brigade Judge
A. ]. Cobb, Athens; Third brigade, Bry-
an Cumming. Augusta; Fourth brigade.
Judge Max L. McRae. McRae, Ga; Fifth
brigade, W. A. Dodson. Americas.
Mr.. Pottle hopes to be able to get a
large number of Sons of Veterans to at
tend the reunion at Tulsa, September
"a, and is devoting his energies to that
end He urges the various camps OF
Sons of Confederate Veterans in the
state to send in their reports to N. b.
Forrest, adjutant-in-chief, Tulsa, Okla,
as early as possible. The Tulsa reunion
promises to be a largely attended and
very interesting one, and Mr.. Pottle is
anxious for the Georgia division to make
a good showing at the convention.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-09-03
HOw0Yd Ends Week With
Greet RGlIy at Marietta

to the port of peace-where was Clark
Howell and what was he doing?
Writing an editorial which bowed
and scraped to Mr.. President Hughes
an editorial which told in detail the rea-
sons why the administration of Wood
row Wilson had been failure, analys"
ing at length the cause of Wilson's re-
pudiation. And then old California be-
gan to come across the continent with
her returns and the tide began to turn,
and Clark Howell has been burning the
Mr.. President Hughes edition of the
Constitution ever since. prolonged and
uproa rious laughter)
eff Harris is elected to the senate.
Colonel Ed Brown will manage him in
WASHINGTON and Clark Howell will dis
tribute che federal patronage in Geor-
gia. Whenever you want to get JoS
in the government service or nave 2
friend appointed to any office, You Will
have t. take your hat in your hand TO
the Atlanta Constitution and wait out
side until &C. H gets ready to see you.
loud laughter.) And If you have &C.
casion to go to Washington to see Sena'
tor Harris you will first have to drop
around and pay your respects to Colonel
Ed Brown and get his o. K. on your Vls-
iting card before you can be ushered
into the august presence OF the man
whose intellect towers over Webster
and Clay and Calhoun like a skyscraper
towering above a peanut stand. >Roars
of laughter and stampings of the noor')
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-09-03
She Was DYING
OF PELLACRA
Texas Woman Was on beathbsd ana
Doctor Said There Was no
Hope
Took Baughn Treatment
Soon Got Bsttsr-No Symptoms Havs
Returned

Mrs. H. L. McCrary. BardwelI, Tex,
writes: In the Spring of 1915 I vas
taken with Pellagra. Ny doctor said
there was no hope. By then could not
leave my bed any. ] heard of Baughn's
Pellagra Treatment and sent for it.
After two or three days l began to get
better and continued TO get better un-
til 1 got well. / am sure 1 would have
been in my grave today if l had not
got il, and no symptoms have returned"
The symptoms-hsnds red like sun
burn, skin peeling off, sore mouth, the
lips, throat and tongue a flaming red
with mucus and choking; indigestion
and nausea; either diarrhoea or consti-
patton. If you have Pellagra you can
be cured by Baughn's Pellagra Treat
ment Get big free book on Pellagra.
Address American Co-npounding Co., box
5S7-L, Jasper, Ala. remembering money
is refunded in any case where the treat
ment fails to cure.-(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-09-03

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