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$500 De GRATlFTCACIoN dare a Ia per
soma Que me proporcioEe info-mes exactos de
mi hermano, LadiSlao Aviia. originario de
Villa Mo-e!os, Mich, Mex, como dc 10 amos
de e-dad, estatura regular. color blanco. Hace
como diez meses Sc cncus1tra en- este pals.
CuaIGuicr informc Due Sc tcnEa sobrc dicho
seaor favor de diriGlrlo 4 Luis Avila. Box II,
Nisland, South Dakota. (s)
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PESQUISAS
PIE HE,ENA GR.ATIFICACIoN

DARE BUENA GR.lTIFICAC!oN a IA
persona que me proporcionc informes c%ae-
Us arerca dc Ia sonora Refugio Rodriguez
arll,ir aria de Candida. Nucvo Lco1, NICK, CO.
mo a. So amos de eGad alta, Sruesa; hace
,.,uno; amos rcsIGia en- Mincra. Tex, pcru
T.S1c b,cc como tres amos no 50 ha NUeito 4
,cucr noticig de ella. Cualquier iEformc So
brc dicha sonora. sirvansc diriG'rio a "ua"
Gonzalez. @ d Ia sonora Cayctana SalaIaI,
y n no pi3. Stockdalc. Tex. 1907
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$1,000 DE GRATIFiCACGON dare a IA per
soma que me proporcionc informes e%actos del
senior Marcos Soils y dc IA sonora Angela
Avala. originarios de La Barca, JaI.. Mex.
ia sonora es de color moreno. cucrpo regu-
lar. tiene rarioJ lunarcs en- Ia cara: q SenoE
q moreno, ~estatura regular. CualQuicr IN
forIne que Sc tcnga acerca &c cichaS pcrsc-
mas favor de dirigir!o I Sebastian Ayala. lis
Cherry ST, Fort Collins. Colo. tl
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CON $500 GRATIFICARE a ia persona que
ne proporcIone intorTeS e%actos acercl "r
81. ,;;os Victoria v Francisco Saiazar y Ro-
ca, Victoria ticne como - amos dc ehad.
nclo colorado. p~estanas chinas. algo DE- pccas
: ma ~cicatrlz en- ell ccrrillo izluicrdo; ran
.;sco es COMO dc - amos de rdad. ucio CO.
dorado y qucbrado dclgado; son orlEInarioS
10 c,u.ad ' rc,oria. lamps. Mex. y sc en-
r,,c,,-an en- este pals desdc hacc como SEES
anos. Cualquie- infornc sirvansc tirigifio a
Cuacalupc SaIazar DC Rocha, Cucro. f"N4s-
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$500 DE CRATIFICACION dare Il Ia per
soma que me proporcione infornes cc2cios
de mis- hernanos Esteoan c Hip6!ito Aiontc-
nes. am5os residian con sus famiEas en-
Uvaldc, Texas. habiendo recibido 81 ultima
car;a el dia il &C AbriI del presente ano.
Cualquicr informe favor &C dirigirlo 4 An
tonic Montoncs. General Delivery. Phoenix.
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$500 DE GRATiFICACION dare 4 Ia per-
soma que me propcrcione infoTres exactcS de
mi hijo. Crescencio HERNANDEZ, de - amos de
edad, cucrpo regular. color moreno. ojoS y Pc
10 necros. Cuaiquier informe que sc tsnga So
brc dicha persona favor dc dirigirio 4 Eentu-
RI Hernandez, The Texas Pipe Line Co.
Camp No. :. Fort Worth. Tex go
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gENTo un : ~agnifico cuarto snueblado. en-
casa fanilia particular: propio para matri'
nonio o dos caballeros con asisuSac'a 81 g
g. 1ed:a cuadra &c L. linea San Pedro
lo7 Warren St t'
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ARRENDANIiENTOS

CARRoS DE ALoUILEE DOLLAR,
$50 por bora. Sc guardian ) la'sn caTFo'
500 semanarics. Reparaci9nes 1870
Crockett y Travis 1870.
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SIS DE GRATIFICACION dare = Ia per-
soma que ME prcporcione infor.Ies eAsctos
del paradero De mi padre. ell senior Luis Cas-
tillo Y de mi hermano. Delfino Castillo, guie-
nes van acompanados de sus familias. En-
Julio dc 1917 nos sopranos estando en- San
Antonio, Tex, Gesde entonces no nc vueIto
4 sabcr acerca dc ellos. Cualquicr informc
que Sc tenga sobre Gichas personals favor de
dirigirlo I Jesus Castillo, jerome. Arizona
tSl
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yENDO mi residencia si;uada err "A esqIins
,;e las GALES Sheridan y Madison: Ia mejor
.condiciouada de n ciudad. con o SIN nue.
bles. Tambien maSrifico automovil Pierce
Arrow" Para mayo-es irfo-mes ocufran a 1T
g u ". Commerce ST. o Cargo LA PREM
So. r
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Ok L - rO-
= con todas las comodidsdes. Dirisirse a SO
.Ia:amoroS St. 'o'
York, mi trabaio nae do una reputa-
ci6n envid:able en- varios ramos del
ccmercio, y pocos mese despues de
haber sido nombrado gerente del de-
partamento, acapte otra poslcion, con
sueldo mayor, en- una ciudad inmedia-
Ia.
Actualmente gano siete mil doiares.
Habiendo aprendido que no habria
llegado a esta posici6n sin haber
construido y cuidado mi salud, to-
das las mananas Y las noches hago
ounce minutes de ejercicio. no como
sino alimentcs sencilIos y saludables
V no bebo sino aqua.
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FOTOGRAFIA NATIONAL" Tonanos
retratos Gia y ncchc: nucstrO trabalo es ga
ran:izaGo. Espccialidad en- rctratoS para ell
Consul y grupos familiares. Amphflcamos.
reyelamos ' copiamos peliculos de Kodak.
NATIONAL PHOTO STUDIO" S32 West
Houston St.
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AGENTES DE pUBLICACIoNES- va e-
"a en- prensa cl peri6dico annual hrmorishco
.EI Eco de los Panteones :" impreso a colo
res. apareccra los dias 10 y : de NcVlemore
nr6yino. Pr,cio, &c ~eicmplar Ordcne 81
neI;to con tempo. Bazaidua y Arrezola,
Ir1presores, Box 2s3, Laredo. Tex. G6t
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MUSICA PARA PIANO. La ~tcncinos de
t0dos los autores antigua y noderna. Pids
lista ; prccios 1 Compania PubLcista Idar.
Laredo. Tex.
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iGANGAi Vendo cast reGalado nagnifico
utom6vi BTiScoc. modclo 1917 llantas y mo-
.nr en- cxcelente cstado. Podcmos darlo en-
afonos faciles. Automobile Dealers Clearing
House. 22l-223 South Flores St PrcEuntar
nor el senior Vega o Alvarez. lO
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UNiCA CASA CUE VENDE DE ToDo
POE COREEO. Fon6Srafcs y Diseos Co
Iumbi.. C-ucs.i. Raran5ales. MoiiEos Mocte-
z;ua $3.50 y $3.50 Hidalso, s11.0o: LIZ Cam~
pana s5.25. Ropa. Sonhreros. Calzado. Mu-
hes. hedicinaS, Ecrbas. Arti1uloS Slexlsanos:
etc. P;!snos informes: L. =. FLORES y
HNO. Box 4oS Flo-csvil!e. Texas.
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VENDO express. caballo y guarnicion; to-
do en- buenas condolences y barato. NJ. Gar
GIG. 6O2 Ruiz st. l3)
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TALLER FoNoGRAFICo. Leandro d.: Be
G.iguez. RcparaciGn de fONoGRAFoS &c
.oda5 classes: Maa:Uaas &c cosc-: Aruas.
Eelo;cs. CerrsdCras, etc staduinaS de CO
ser SINGER" FonoEratos nueyos EN- ABO
NOS: De Scgunda mano. MUY BARATCS.
Accessories para funng-afos = maQuinas de
cose-. los Buenav:sts ST.. San Antonio. Te-
xas.
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ALQUILERES

DEsEo en- ~alquiIer una Vietrola con sus
correspondence diseos. DirlglFse al ST: Jo-
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SELLOS DE GOMA-Una Inca. 25c: cada
Inca ADDITIONAL. l5c circulos Ii ovalcs. Sl-5o.
Piia catilogo cnviando cstanpillas. 4 IEnacio
Santos Orta, Gil EoioTosa s..
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CON mCTIV de tener Que Zanzibar AL
macon al nuevo local. 1916 West Commerce,
realizare muy baratos algunos enseres y TO.
das las cx;stcncias de abarrotes antes de ti-
ralizar este mes. Crurran 4 j. N. Marco,
guia. 400 Do0rosa St
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VENDO BARATOS. o cambio por Truck.
ford. dos car-oS Grandes, IN TITO de mulas ,
On iiro de -abaIos. 406 Doiorcsa st.
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IALLERES DE CARPINTERIA de E OIL
yc,-,. 43O Main Ave. Sc hacen toda clase dc
trabaio 4 psecios moderados. cspecialidad IN
PEpARACIOEES de mueblcs. tio)
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.AVISOS De 0CASI0N|
PROFESSIONALS

EDUARDO TAMARIZ. AVOCADO MEM
CANO. Sc encarga de toda claSe de asun'
.os relatives a SUI profession. Il6-I2o Brady
Building. San Antonio, Tex.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA hombrc solo o casado. para
rancho 'cerca de San Antonio. Debe hablar
inglas y ser buen lcchero. Dirigirse a l4lo
W. Commerce St. tlo)
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VENTAS

EENDO nj antigua y acreditada Tienda de
Ropa. D. Fernandez. lOi Matamoros St
CAI
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C. MARROQUIN - LMPORTADoR DE
PRODUCTOS MEXICANOS. LAREDO. TE-
XAS.
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OPORTUNiDAD. Sc vcnden baratos buc-
nos nucbles y ensercs dc sala y recamara.
Ocurrai: a i2i5 w. Travis St (lS)
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CABALLERO MEXICANO, honrado y ira
bajaGor. de 80 amos de edad. desea corTespon-
dencin con seno-;ta mexicana- objeto matr1-
monio. Dirigirse a Martin Perez Bareau.
VIZ. (23)
AJNIUT FRES
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VENDO EN- MUY BUENAS condolences
au,om6vil Ford. de cuatro meses de uso y
con l;cencia para ~trabajar en- IA Inca del
Campo Travis cxcclentc negocio: dc $40 a
SIC diaries l;brcS. Ocurran 500 Smith ST.
G3l
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FORTUNATE De LOS SANTOS. agent.
de a Conpahis SINGER dc Maguinas d
COSER. Maquiaas &c COSER Para famiiia,
S~ast.eria y Iapa;e-!a en- aboros muy como
dos. RENTO MaGuinas. Vendo Fon6grsfox
COLUMBIA On :.bcnos. 4g7 Nurte SAP Sa.
GA. TelSfono Travis $3.50.
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Sc NECESITA una muchacha para ayudar
Il nacer q trabaio general de casa -ps +.
Nucva St.
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DIVERSOS

Sonar Cesar Lorenzo, deseo haccr a listed
.rr,nas acisraciones sobrc asunto particular.
SI-yase .iarr.e su direction o dIriSlrsc a b.
nifacia East Bernard. Tex. CID
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81 NECESlTA carros para rudan-as o car
gar equiP1jes. liable 3 ROSALES: Te!etono
Travis 1926.
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sESoRA CARLoTA SoLAICA DE CON-
ZsIEZ. sirvase listed pasar l. las oficinas del
diario LA PRENSA q que Sc !e conuniquc
asurto ;nportante de farnilia cue nos ha ST.
- -n,omerdado de Lawton, Okla.
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DR.. 4 MARTINEZ GUZMAN. Especia
haad en- enfernedadcs de n:nos y parties de
ticina ea General. Ot.cina lael W. Con-
-erce ST., TelsfoEc Travis 2266
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GUADALUPE RERLAGGA,
A;iendc iiama6ns : tol bora. BIC Aoa
terrey ST
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DIP. SALoME CARA ALDAPE. De n ia
,uitRd De Mexico. autoriZaco ea ei cslaoo
d. Texas. Espe::alisia en ciruFiG ed Sc
i,eral. Oficira 10 East Nuera St Teietono
Navis 329T
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Sc NECESITAN senoritas para coser en-
maquina excelenteS suicides. Ocurran 4
Overall Factory. i0i Market St Cuarto pi-
sol. 'li)
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Sc RENTAN cUartos sin nauebles. naratos
y con todas las comodidsdes. DirisiTse a 30
.Ia:amoroS St 'o'
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Dr.. FEDERICO Johnston. Medicira ,
C,rusia en- Eenersl. Hotel Monterrey Iua:-
to, Is y 1s.-lo9 2. SaDtA Rosa Ave Ieie
fono c. ockett S2H
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DIR, FEDERICO JoHNSTON-Medicina y
.ir,ria en- general. Hotc! Monterrey. Guar
tcs / >. 100 S. Santa Rosa Avenue. IeIe-
ZONES Or. @576 = g.. 3909.
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MIGUEL BoLANcS CACHo, Abogado.
Especin! a.eacion al servicic de onasuisas y
docuuento, ~iuri:.icos crrcernientcs a necocics
v jryas lie Mexico. pol LIZ 7tin B!tg. Il Pa
so, Texas.
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ES?ECLALDAD en- rec!Snl>ciones par "a
IDS .e-Ionales atrc2eios *.t., HssS :cda
case oe cobranzas. Z. z. HtC!osksy. :!
+ cost Bids,
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Sc NECESITA W e1pcrimentado fotos>a-
10. Ocurran 8 432 w. Houston st. (l0)
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ALAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE. Asrrto.
ccufiGenc:zles. 211 Frost Bldg.
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ENSEEAkZA

LECCIoNEs DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
micilio P-ecios convencionales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO, graduado en- los Conserva-
;o-;os de Madrid ; Paris. Recibe ortenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc habla Frances y Es-
pahoi.
aPRENDA I'd. q habia- . escrih;r inGiis
con proriedaG y correction. Pgof. IL K
Dia-. L03 y. Flore-
Evening journal., 1918-10-26
WIN
IN EVERY ZONE ON
THE WESTERN FRONT
Many More TOiUnS BeftUeen Dutch
Frontier and Verdun Region Are
WreSfed From Grip of Huns
AuStrO-CermdnS Also Defeated
on 45-Mile Front BefiUeen Para
chin and KrdlieUO Italians
Continue Gains

BY the United Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN FRANCE,
Oct. 26. 12.30 p. m. THE Germans launched heavy
attacks both sides Of the Meuse today eff
fort to drive the americans from important heights recent
ly captured.
After repuIsing the assaults, the ericans battered
their way forward another lometer the ridge north
of Banthevile.
The Allies attacking in every theatre Of
the world
The Italian and Mesopotsmian fronts have become
active conjunction with the oensives the west front
in France and Belgium, the Balkan and Asia Minor fronts
and the northern and eastern fronts in Russia.
Gen. Dsz, directing combined assault by the Ital-
ans British and French in the Brenta-Pave sector of
the Italian front has scored important initial successes
capturing several important heights and islands in
the Pave, addition to taking nearly 5000 prisoners
In Mesopotamia Gen. Marshall advanced astride the
Tisrs and the Adhaim Rivers He has driven the Turks
out of Iauk IN the latter region and within four miles
of the important town of Kurkuk so miles directly north
of Bagdad Along the Tisris, he attacking the Turks
Fatah.
The French War Office announced TODAY that the
AustroGemans being driven back front of
ly so miles between Parachin and Kracvo in Serbia.
French artillery and patrols active along the Danube
The Allies have new and important success in
of the west front, from the Dutch frontier
to the Verdun region.
The British and French have begun a new drive along
mile front toward Audensrde, capturing villages and
several strong points. They within less than
miles of Audenarde.
British troops have captured Sepmeries and Guerra
ng between lie Quesnoy and Vaencennes and have prac
tcay eliminated the small pocket which existed south of
the latter place. Field Marshal Haig announced that in
the operations in this region Wednesday and Thursday
5000 prisoners and l SO guns captured.
The French pushed forward in several sectors, from
the Ose Cuse southeastward tp the Asne east of
Rehe Between the Oise and the Serre they advanced
north of Vers-LeSec. In the Sere Valley they crossed
the river between Crecy and Moers East of the Souche
River, the villages of Perrepont and Caumont
cuped. Additional progress made between Sissons
and Chateau Porcenne the French capturing ST. Quentin
lie Petit and 1000 prisoners East of Rethel the French
improved their positions
The Americans between the Argonne and the Meuse
and east of the river made progress. Along the
Continued Page Two
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WILSON VOTE PLEA
brings PROTEST
Republicans in Reply Deny
War Is a Personal
Issue
C. o. P. CONFIDENT
OF SUCCESS AT POLLS

WASHINGTON, oct. 26.-President
Wilson yesterday appealed to the coun-
try for the election Of-a Democratic
Senate and House. He based his appeal
not on the lack Of loyalty OF the Repub-
licans, whom he admitted were pro
war" but on the fact that they would
be "anti-administration."
He urged that without this indorse-
ment by the country he could not con
tinue to be your unembarrassed spOkes-
man in affairs at home and abroad"
The Republicans last night frankly
accepted this challenge. In a joint
statement-probably the first Of its
kind ever issued-a group Of Republi-
can leaders laid down a Republican
platform, which included committing
the country TO a vigorous prosecution
Of the war without further note writ
ing, until the German army has sur
rendered to Marshal FOch.
To that extent. it was pointed out,
they are willing TO challenge President
Wilson's right to continue as the un-
embarrassed spokesman for the Ameri-
can people abroad.
The Republican leaders in their state
ment committed the party absolutely TO
unconditional surrender and while no
caucus authorized this statement
not a Republican could be found here
last night who did not heartily approve
the statement and, in fact, many in
dividual Republican statements took the
same. general tone.
The Republican statement bore the
signature Of senator Henry Cabot Lodge
Mass Republican leader; eSnator Reed
Continued on Page Two)
Evening journal., 1918-10-26
CLOCKS TO GO BACK
TOMORROW MORNING
Period for Operation of
Daylight-Saving
Plan Ends
HAS BEEN A SUCCESS
AS COAL SAVER

The daylight saving plan for these
United States, put into effect on the
last day Of last March, will close a
successful run Of 207 consecutive days
and nights at 2 o'clock tomorrow
when the country's clocks and watches
Will go back TO sun time.
In money, materials and benefits the
experiment Of crOwding an extra hour
Of daylight into the working schedule
Of the day has accomplished vast re-
suits, according TO the proponents OF
the plan and the statisticians.
They say that 100000 tons Of coal
and Si0O00,0O0 in lighting bills have
been saved. Factory work Of all kinds
which require strong light and accu-
rate eyesight has been benefited TO an
extent which no one has been able TO
estimate in terms Of money, and the
health Of working men and women in
every line Of employment has been i'm
proved through working in daylight
On the score OF health from an extra
hour Of daylight recreation the expert
ment Of running the clock an hour
ahead OF the sun seems TO have met
all the claims which were advanced
for il. and IL is said that the war time
gardens owe a great part OF their pro-
duction to the fact that the plan gave
for their cultivation at the
end OF every working LAY. And finally,
the humanitarians declare that the
number OF accidents in factories. on
lines and on the high
ways has been reduced greatly.
Tomorrow is the day the Sunday
sleepers have lons awaited
Continued on page two.l
Evening journal., 1918-10-26
HAYS PLEA ST|RS
DELAWARE COP.
TO SAVE COUNTRY
National Chairman S Speech
Arouses Much Enrhusi-
asm Among Republican
President Wilson'S
APPEAL DENOUNCED

VIII H. Hays, Chairman Of the Re
publican National Committee, in an ad-
dress at the Young Mems Republican
Club last night, denounced the appeal
issued by President Wilson for ''vote
Of confidence" and the return Of Demo-
cratic msjorltles to both Senate and
House. Mr.. Hays said the appeal was
the climax OF many acts Of the Presi-
dent designed TO keep politics in the
war, despite his widely heralded de-
clared intent 10 keep politics out Of the
war
Mr.. Hays said the truth Of the matter
Is that Germany breads a Republican
majority in the Senate and House. in
stead Of regarding such a condition as a
sign that the country repudiated its
war platform, as the President stated.
Put a Republican majority in the
senate and House" Mr. Hays said, "and
the Kaiser knows full we'll that there
will be no negotiated peace without
victory. He knows the demand will be
Unconditional Surrender
/. At the Young Mems Republican Club
reception last night Mr. Hays said Il
was the end Of a perfect day for him
self. He arrived in Wilmington at noon
yesterday and was the guest OF the
newly organized Republican Citizens
League at a luncheon and reception at
the Hotel dupont at 4 o'clock. as stated
IN yesterdays Evening Journal Charles
Warner presided and made short
speech at the luncheon. followed by
Mr.. Hays, whQ was given a rousing re-
ception by several hundred prominent
Republicans from an parts Of the state.
Continued on page two
Evening journal., 1918-10-26
IT. P. ]. O'DONNELL
HAD ARMY RECORD
Saw Service on Mexican
Border Before Going
to France
WAS KILLED ON
WESTERN FEONT

Lieutenant Paul J. GDonnell. Of No.
1907 Market street, this city, who was
reported killed in action on Thursday.
October 2i left this country about
Christmas Day, 1917. He joined the
Delaware Militia about seven years ago.
He was with the Delaware Militia on
the border during the Mexican trouble.
lie left here with the Delaware boys
for Admission in the fall Of 1917. and from
there was sent to Garden City. /. L.
to study aerial observation, leaving this
country as a member of the aer0nauti-
csl observers.
Lieutenant O'Donnell was a very fear
less soldier and very much interested
in his work. He was 26 years old. His
mother. Mrs Addie ODOnnell, now re-
sides in Washington, d. {. She had,
for some reason, not received any let
ters from her son since he left this
country and endeayOred many times to
secure information regarding him. She
learned that he arrived safely in France
His sister. Mrs. Edmund McEwan, OF
Detroit. Mich, formerly lived in this
city.
Word was learned today that Lieuten-
ant O'DOnnell was killed on September
26. After being mortally wounded he
managed TO raise himself from the
cockpit Of his airplane into which he
had fallen and opened fire with his ma
chine gun against his assailant, which
crashed TO the earth in flames. ODOn-
nell then sank back to the floor OF his
airplane and died. This sky fight took
place on the front northwest OF Verdun.
Lieutenant ODonnell has been recon-
mendcd for the distinguished service
cross
Evening journal., 1918-10-26
S2l.0OO,0O0 MAY
Be STATE Share
OF Liberty LOAN
Complete Figures Expected
to Show Delaware Over
Top by $5.000,O0O
some BANKS have
NOT MADE RETURNS

Figures for the State OF Delaware in
the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign, up
to date, show that the State Will ex-
coed its quota Of about sixteen mill
lions. by nearly five millions. Esti-
mates made by Henry p. Scott, chair
man for New Castle county. and A. Rae
duBell, secretary OF the committee last
night, when the drive closed, were that
the total for the State would approx
Innate twenty millions, which guess, Is
borne out by the figures at hand
Mr.. duBell made a trip TO Philadel-
phia yesterday, to obtain the figures
IN the possession OF the Federal Re
serve Bank there. Up 90 the present.
with several returns missing. there is
a total OF Si9,S56,SOO 10 the credit OF
the State divided as follows: New Cas-
tie county, si6.Ai5,s5O; Kent county,
si,4li.3O0; Sussex county, si.566,65O.
In New Castle County. there are two
county banks that have not made a re-
port Of their sales. and from the best
information obtaihable, these two I'm
ancial institutions viii show sales OF
about s25OOO0.
The chairmen OF Kent and Sussex
Counties, have some returns TO make
and both believe they Will attain their
quotas without any assistance. so that
these two counties will have about
$4,000 additional 10 submlt~ These
sums II accurate. would mean that
there would be a million In addition
s. shat e-epst reported
The Liberty Loan Committee Is
grateful 10 the Wilmington merchants
who aided them not alone with sub
scriptions, but helped furnish the Of
fee at headquarters. Tenth and Mar
ket streets.
Miller Brothers, r. L. Foord Company
and Megary and Son Company practi-
cally supplied all the office equipment
in the line Of typewriter desks, tables
and chairs.
The Burroughs Adding Machine Com
pany supplied an electrical adding ma
chine and attachment and The dupont
Powder Company and Chamber OF
Commerce loaned typewriters.
Evening journal., 1918-10-26
MExIcAN CAuGnT WIFI KNIFE.

For carrying concealed a deadly wea-
pom. John Maran0. a Mexican. was fined
$50 and costs by Judge Churchman IN
Municipal Court his morning. Marano
was arrested yesterday afternoon al
Front and Market streets hy patrolman
Wallace. About I've weeks ago, the oili-
Ger told the court. he found an ugly
looking knife on MaranO. who is a FREE
duenter Of the coast and at that time
warned him against carrying such a
weapon. The warning was not needed
by the Mexican. however