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) razones por las que vera que lie convene mas M
Ger sus eavios u~ricamente por coHducto &c
MAYO'S MONEY EXCHANGE
22% Z. Houston St. San LAh'oa''' ieAa'

1ra--Poreue en- los envios de dinero y melcanI aHs
Ia Mavo's Money Exchange, es la uhica casa "
los hace DIRECTAMENTE por conoucto ae sus y
rrcsponsales propios, sin tener que andar passr %
fnerFas comisiores a cientos de bancos a otras ca
cas- Maestro sistema de eavios D1RECIOS eco
7omiza nucho dine-o a n~uestros clientes, como Pc.
drs verse comparando nuestros prectos con los oe
nuestrcs imitadores.
2do-Po7que 81 dinero llega naucho mas pron1o
Y con absolute s~eguridad a c%ualquiera cludad dc ia
Eeriihlica Mexicana, haci5ndonos absolutanlense
respo2sables de su ent-ega, y garantlzando' ade-
mas, papar ell valor de c%ualquieTa mercancla o
reTnesa de direro cue Sc ~perdiera o extravlare en-
el canine.
3ro-Porque hacenos los envios en- cinero me-
yicano O dinero americana. segun convelga al Glen
te. hacienda los pages PRECIsAMENTE en- 81 lu-
gar que Sc ns ordene, pudieldo hacer slsuaciones
Dor TELEGRAPH a IODAS Parties Y por %cualquier
cantidad.-Ademas, ~nuestrcs clientes no t;enen
que andarse molestando Ell escribir cartas a Mexi-
CO nj en- andar mandando giros, que muchas We
ces Sc extravjan u otras son cobrados por pe-so-
mas dIstintas, 10 que no puede sUceder, hacienda los
envios Dor conducto de Nayos Money Exchange.
~4to.-Porque hacienda sus envios a Mayos Mo-
rey Exchange, los hace 4 una casa perfectamente
conocila. Ia mas antigua = Ia mas solvente en- su ra-
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ENCONTRO 81 AUTOMOVIL

Nh. J. A. James, que reside en- Ia
case nUmero 227 de II Gale Spence,
do parte a Ia policia de que lie ha-
5ia sido robado su aUtomov!l Hudson
Six, marcado 0 el registro numero
259,774 del Estado de Texas. NJ. ia
mes no Sc conformo c las gestioncs
que Ia policia pudiera hacer para re
cuperar o. ausomovil. sino que 81
personalmente SC pusc Z rccorrer Ia
ciudad busc&ndolo, habiendolo encOn-
tado unas cuantas horas mas tarde.
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M.ATRIMONIO

.Anoche s. unieron en- matrimonio
81 senior Manuel Bc7nal Y Ia seno-
rita Carmen Davila. ~quienes fucror
apadrinadoS ell Ia ceremonial por Ell
senior Abraham Prado y su esposa
Ia sonora Anglia b. de Prado. Con
motive de la boda Sc verified una ter
:ulia en- la casa numero $40 de Ia
Gale Sir Laredo.
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iNCENDIO De UNA PANADERIA

! las 90 a. m. Sc declare un IN
ccrdio aver, en Il ranaderla que
esta Immediate Z e esqrina de las
Gales Sur PTesa : Perc!da. FL ag2n-
te rocociclista Shackiett. que fue a
investigar las causas del incendio in
formG due las perdidas ascendierOn q
POGO mas de $1,000.
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L S E ID

No tiene que molestarse enyiando dlnero por nnes-
tro conducto, pues basta con que 10 envie 4 ~nuestras
mas. N0SOTROS, al ser hechos los pages en- Me
xico O L. entrega de las Hercancias, lie mandaremos
un comprobantc con ia firma de la persona a quien
listed los envi6, 10 que sera la mejor prueba de que
TODO LEGO de entera conformidad.
AL desear listed enviar dinero O mercancias a
Heyico sirvase recortar ell cupon que csta debajo
de este anuncio, y envienoslo, debidameate llenado.
en- un sobre o pegado en- una t~arjeta postal, y a
yuelta de correo recibira toda clase &c informes.
NO DIVIDE I'd. QUE SIENDO E
LIOSOS OBSEQUIOS que repartimos GRATIS en-
ire todos n~uestros clientes.
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D9iese listed de sufrir.
Nc i~Dlporta uur taf

NO importa que tad
de~Salentadora pueda
ser Su c0nGiciol ac-
!ual: ell canine de Is
Salud ests alberto pa
RI I'd.
Los cases cr6nicos
Y llaMadOS comunmen
te ''incurablcs" caA
Siempre cedel q log
marayillOsos trata.
mientOS oS:eop6ucos.
Yo euro: Catarru.
Constipation. Enfer
msdades NervfosaS,
de los Ipts;inos, de
10 Rinopes, Parflisls,
insomnia y otras mu.
rhaS d~clencias.
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alies de erfcrmos han sanado con mis-
tretamIentos; no hay raztn para que %
siqa sufriendo. EXAMES GRATIS.
DIR. A. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. 0stc6pata.
Horas: de 9 a. n. a Z p. m. d~iariaments
Lo. Doningos de 9 B. m a y N.
s2s Prudential Life BLDG. tContra esquin5
de L. Casa dc Corte) san Antonio, Texas
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mo. Y por 10 mismo no Sc expona q ~perderlo, como
les la sucedido q algunos dc ss palsanos, qu!enes
por error Sc valieron de casas desconocldas y a.
gunas wees perdieron 81 dinero . rlercanclas:-
No hay que olvidar Que VALE MAS VIEJO POR
CONOCIDO QUE NUEVO 0 CONOCER", y Ia
Mayo's Money Exchange es Ia casa mas antigua y
mas g-aade, situada en- la ciudad mas Srande del
Estado mas grande del pals r:as grande de Ia gran
de America.
5to.-Poraue no inporta a que paisano lie pre-
gunte I'd. TODOS y cada UNO lie Giran segura-
mente que la UN1CA casa en- los Estados Unidos
que lie ofrece tantas veatajas y facilidades para ha-
Ger sus envlos 1e dinero y de mercancias a ~cualQuier
parte de Mexico, es Ia MAIOS MONEY EX-
CHANGE, 1913 E. Houston St., San antonio, Te-
servicio mas rapiGo y Ia que ofrece las iaoy ores Sc
~guridades.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio y sus alrededo-es Sc es-
9era para e. ola &c hoy una temperature ma
xi-na conp-cnGida entire 90 ) 90 grades.
Sc espcra para ell din de hoy tempo va
riahle = Ell dia y IL nochc g~eneraimente cla-
ros.
aver marc6 ei te-u,ouct-o. a II sec'L-a-
ss siSuieates cnpe-atulas:
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Selome Ribaso y Masdnlena Mendez-
J. R. Garcia y Agspita Mende=.
GonzaIo Vaicnzuela y Maria P. Cruz.
Bias Pena y Juana Maldonado.
Romunldo Munoz y Guadalupe Contreras.
Miguel Herrera y Petra Corona.
Manuel Bernal = Carmen Davils.
Federico Trim y Natalia Chavez.
DEFUNCIoNES.
Jesus de la Cara, II amos, sos Gale "a
catecas.
Antonio Hernandez. so amos. 1ioS Gale
No. Brazos.
Adolfo Garcia. un aho. 1923 Gale Sur La
redo.
Rafael Cdrdenas. IS amos, SIC Gale bur
Frio.
Anastasio de l. Rosa, 10 amos. sin expire
sar domicilio.
Pedro Ramirez, nueve neses veintidn
dias. sos Gale Ell Paso.
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GRATIS

Pida nj cu-ioso Librito cue ira
"a de su porvenir; je IA manera de
tener Duera suer;e CT 81 jueEo: &c
alejar desdichas; teEer suerte En-
ignores; dcsarroNar 81 poder mag
netico; doninar a SIS SemeiaHtes
Y de evitar malas inflgencias de
;us cnemigos.
Reulita 81 roubre : direction
bien claros Ell Ia siguisnte forrna:
SR \. y. Rivas. Box 205T
Haba2a, Cuba.
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I.sie7anGo "a pieL Esta IS a eacsa por Ia
ef,sI . meior JrEcz=a;cnto para tcda clase
d e-fe--eGadcs Dc l. p:ei - q reTnedio Ia
-,Go : : s. Dues Ii;nc!a "a saaEre tcn per
f.cuanea:e qre no queGa en- ella EinS'ina I'M
cr-rzn. CStensa una botci!a hoy mismo en-
cr.,Icuic-a ..rogus-i2 : SC iara Pcoato cuents
&c los rcsultados dc u trataraIeG:o a2ro-
piado. Escriba So.icita2dc consE!La nec,ca:
!, mai spra c-stis. 5:-igi:ados. q Medical
Director. q S1sitt Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
tAdv.l
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ANISO -CNTERESANTE.

Con obieto de introducir nucs5ros nuevos
sistemss deutales sin dolor, hemos conveHido
en s-nalsr p-ecios sspecisles [ todos nucs-
t-os trabajcs Gurarte los p-01inos 10 dias.
New System Painless Dentists.
$685. E Houston St
(Ai.ps del Manhattan RsSaU-Sntl lA6r.
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La eczema ocas:ona dolores tar intensos,
qy.e .on uns cons:sH;e tortura. Ia Conc-
z6n soSrs tcd5 - hsce inso2orta5!e = pare
&c cue "a 2iel se encGcE--a snt-c ila-ugS- Una
curac!6n cue a. APPLIQUE por medic C. hai-
meatos, frieSas. defersi'scs. etc. no mace mas
G.s alivin- ics dolores COMPARTMENTS pcro
c~omhsSja-
q or:gen De a eczema es:a en- n ssHgre
cuyos zc-7neDcs 2ocivos S-ea I l. sGpert;eis.
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". P. MARTIN, AVOCADO !
CONSJLTUR
. Oficina Suite 800 North Texas.
Building
DALLAS. TEN.
(Se h2b.a esparol.l
Manuel Hernandez. Se~cretarlo.

Deseo lamar IA atencion de to-
dos los trabajadores de las diferen-
ties companies Ge Ferrocarr.ies que
habiendo trabajado du7c2ta los
meses de Ercro. Febrero. AarZo.
Abril : Mayo, de: preserce 2no :
no hayan reci1iCo SUE pages aG!c!o-
males. me eScrinan tasds iuego pro
porcionandome Jodc genera de de-
TALES Y puedo g~ara2-lZarleS CON-
uIeto exiro. Sin uuportar CUE
nayan trabajado Ell las secelones c
en- los campos volanteS.
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=


Cs5sio-o De Gamas .-x-canas ! otras
Observation-Disclosures extenSa l:>Ls &c he-rac-
-Gs -cmo7=.
NazGc TN DOLLAR ? e -5vIRr-mos a
vlc.,a sc cc-reo. uGest-u co1p!-to. Ca
.a-o~o ga:rt.,ouisl. con GcSc-ipcicaes
ror.2.-tas. &c nUchas jGvsaes aiSu-
r1s vtuGss. Cue Duscan a IN nc.rido
oYeno- : hoG-rdc. P-ede listed esc.!bjr
a r.aiau:s-S IL elias y cc=.-G-r ~ fe-
liz -,atr.norio ea nuy t-eve tempo.
ESso--cs. po- r-eS--a partc sS21os per-
sonas -ococtn;aS.s. 0uestro nesocio
ST. easadc sCtre IA hoa-aiez = lr.:i-i-
r-.daG: asi - ,rIe no dele enc Il prrue-
- .aat.3ad &c IN DOLLAR SRA d. es-
ro-So - ana probable FELlC[DAD Ma
TR-NONiAI- Esc-iha hoy r.isro n:
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
?. 0. Scs SIS. Venice. Cal
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DIARIO POPULAR rNDEPENDIENTE
PRECIOS De SCSCEIPCION
En- ls Estsdcs uaidoS. Mexico, Canada
Crba. Puerto Rico. psnsm2. , las
isiax Einpin:S:

IN eho 49,
Seis nneses o'Ss
Tres TSS 80. -.--.-.--. 49,
En- Centre y Sur Anerira te1eePtando
Panama. E-rvs. : b. deems psiseS COM
p-encidos "a Ia uE;oo Postal Universal:
I'm ano . s-SS
SSI mcSe
lrss olesS 800
LA HkENSA poSi.ca C-nStsn uEa edictor
scnanarR. les u!SJeoln. SierHo les PIE
clos de Subscription
En- los Esssaos, Cnidcs, Mexico, Canada
Cubs. Puerto Rice, paa2ns, y Fiii9iaas:
in aho LOO
SeS ncSas 49,. ...--.. .-...-.-----. . Wv
En- Centre 5 Sur Ams-ics- (excepsu:ncc
Panama. Europa, e,c.:
"a snS
Los pages Gehto haeersc FOR sdc!artsco.
en- giro postal o ie S1rTess, carta cert"
:icada . i-tra scbza Nue's York. Los pre-
e!ss &c sGseri2ieon s3a 81 Gins-o anr-Irane
c ~ e1uivalspcis en- raonedn DEL pal, dc don
DC Sc 1olicire e. period:eo.
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- q. .

P u s . { V z P Y D a Y
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States, Canada, Mexico, CGbc, ?uer
TO Rico, Pancma. ind the Prlipins
Islands:
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Registro Civil
NACRiiENTOS.

I'm MISC del m~at7nonio Catarino Palomo
y Guadalupe Sepdlveda. 623 Gale Sur. Con-
cko.
Tn n:no del matrimonio Miguel Albania
y Luisa Son1mervile. 6+5 Gale Sur Flores.
Tn milo del matrimonio Juvencio Garcia
= Sofia OIiva-es. +lS Gale Buena Vista.
Una nina del matrimonio Jose I. Solor-
zano y Josefina Monsalve. 1901 arenida
Saunders.
Una nina dc los esposcs Domingo y Sa-
biaa Alcala. 2iOS avenida Lake View.
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.ICENCEAs DE MATRMoNIo.
Bias Huron y Cruz Hernandez.
Albino Alvarado y Marcia Gonzales.
Fausto Ca1ares y Damiana Morales.
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Entered rs seccnd-class matter FEBRUARY
u, 1919. AT The POS; Office at San Anto-
Mo. Tex, under oe Act. of March .. lsIh.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Bonds

unlisted fsells cent, pcr shar.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and One -KaIf Per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds.

Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant 10
Che provisions OF Article Nine of the mort
gage 1rom this Company TO the United
States Trust Company OF New York. Trus-
tee dated August !, 1899. this compa ny
has set apart out of the net income deri, ea
by il from the lines of railroad therein
mortgaged the sum Of Twenty-Five Thousand
dollars in trust to he used TO redeem saG
bonds, and that bonds issued under said
mortgage win ne redeemed herewith Eids
are hereby invited for the surrender of such
Fund
Such bids should be presented 20 this
City of New York. on before the 5th DAY
of February. 1918 at twelve ociorl, noon.
and should be endorsed Bids for SURRENDER
OF Central Pacific Railway Company Three
and One-Haif Per Cent Bonds
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
BY WM. L. HERHIN, president.
Dated January = 1915.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
AUCTION SALE

$4,000 GULF. FLORIDA & ALABAMA
RAILWAY COMPANY FIRST MORT
GAGI, SIX PER CENT BONDS
Pursuant to certain Trust Agreemer.
dated July !. 1914. between Iulf. Florida
undersienea. securin, an issue Of three
year convertible CO gold notes OF said
Railway Company. the Undersigned vii
sell the collateral held by it securing SAID
notes. VIZ, first mortgage bonds OF Gulf
Florida x Alabama Railvay Company {.
The principal amount Of $4,000, at publ
auction the Exchange Sales RooniS
lflG Nesoy STREE. Borough OF Maahae-
tan. New York Cit. the 23rd day or
January. 1918. al l2:30 o'clock D. m. Saia
sale viii be conducted under our ins.ruc-
tions BY Adrian II. Muller & Son. auc-
tioneors.
Dated. New York. January IS. 1918
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY Cl1 NEW
YORK. Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR Steel. PIE TRANS
formers 'p"t"rs. e"pp'r csble aad w.re
stuffin4 hoN"s. paper, stationery. cotton
waste. maj tress hair. feeL pump. soap, red
lead, tackl" blocks. lead seals. saddle.
aud gasoline-.Se '.ied proposals viii be- re-
eeivfd al the office OF The General l'urchas
ing Officer. The Panama Canal. N'ash,u--
ton -. &. until 1890 IA m. February
1*ls. AZ which time they viii hc opened sl
public Tor furnishing the obots s-ineniione,!
articles. Blanks ana information relatir-
10 this circular Gle5) may be obtained
from this oftice OF tie Offices of the As
sistan' Purchasing Agents. - state Street
N~M YORK Cliy. 1ob Common Str Ct \ep
'rl ans. Id. and For Mason. san Fran
cisco cal; aiSu from tho I-uitcd Statss
Engineer Office in The priuctrsi cities
Throughout The United StateS-.A l. fl.n'
General Purchasing otticer.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Once Of
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.

EIIy OF NV Ork.
Borough Of Brooklyn. December % 1911
Tn ann'fal meeting Of the stockhoider.
Of the i;rooklrn Rapid Transit Company
Cor the election Of i've (5) directors to
serve three 81 years and OF three go in
spectors Of election To serve at the mex
succeeding annual meeting and for the pur-
pose OF traussctins such other business as
may be duly brought before tho meeting
viii be held at twelve O'Clock noon on Fri
day. January -. 1918. at fAe Office Of 4 ..
Company. - Clinton Street. Borough Of
brooklyn. N"w YoIN City The polls VIII
remain open for one lsul-. The trarsfc.
books viii be closed Il. 3 o'clocl. p ~. on
January -. ft1s. ard VIII remain close,
until ten O'Clock y. n on the day lmme-
aiately succeeding said stock holders meet
img. j. H. BENNINGTON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Bonds

The following table shows the sales.
last price and high and low for 1918 Of
all bonds dealt in on the New York
Stock Exchange during the week ended
Saturday.
Total sales for the week, S24.S02. 900
against az; S21,ll2,OOO week ago and $3l.-
date, S67,126,00O, against SS9,0s3 900
in 1917. ''0"''''
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Railway and Miscellaneous

g., looo Weeks - 1913
o"ies 'oVo omittedl close. High. Low
Albany & Susq 5l4s... 74la 74Is ~
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Trust and Surety Companie.
Paraf1ne Paper for Cake Pans

The heavy paraffne paper that lines
cracker boxes is very useful for cake
pans. It keeps the cake from sticking
and makes the use OF butter unneces-
sary. Also. if cut little larger than
the bottom OF the pan, it may be used
tc lit the cake out after baking. Farm
Life.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
PACIFIC POWER Il LIGHT co.
PORTLAND OREGON

PRENERtED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 80
The regular quarterly dividend of one
and tiree-quarters az Ga per cent. on
the Preferred Stock ol PACIFIC POWER
X ll'fHT COMPANY has been declared
pay ahie February /. 1918, to stockholders
OF record al the close of business January
q l3lN.
NEoKGE 7. NENINs. Trcasuror
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES
GAS & COKE COMPaN,
HOkIINND. OkE1.ON

PREFENKED STOtI< DIVIDEND 10. s.
The regular quarterly dividend OF on
AMI three quarters q - per cent haS
been declared ou tho preferred Stock of
Portland Gas x Coke Company for tn.
quarter enling January -. 1918. payable
February J. l9l>, 20 s-,ocAhollers cf record
at the closg of business Oh January o.
1918.
GEORGE f. NEVINS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Curb Market

Note.@The Tribune assumes 10 response
bility for the accuracy Or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and price.
for the week ended January - were reported
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

MANAGER tNTTn To TAXI CHARGE ~
ranch store III city. 70 Ho4h ga ala. aall ,.es
ceniage q. gross tu>ne-- iunc. uis ..t...ti..'is,
crk 'i,e> not require experience. hnt :a. mus,
hustler business = over for'S os,E and o..
~ lsggest oi IL l.od ~ ciis. Ali require snss.
fnen' u $ 300. which = required IT a. f-s-s.a
ma agers, 'l-itSt reference gisel AMI .Al.tfe.
A"oA' u, NJ 7. Box .. Tribune uslcc
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Consolidated Exchange

Unit Of trade on this exchange, 10 shares !
Following table gives total transactions for
the week ended January 10. with the high.
low and closing prices:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST HANKBOOkS

LosT.-Eankbools No. 7Si.40s Of the Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any per
son having a claim to II is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or sub
mt 10 having the said pas ssbook cancelled
and {. new one Issued.
LOST -Bankbook No. 5o.,sss Of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. any person having
present tie same to the bank within thirty
day.
LOST T.-kankbook No sis402 OF the German
Savings Bank in The City- of Nev YORK
Payment stopped. Please :eturn book 10
bank.
LoST.-Passbook No. 2eI.i@5. Harlem Sa.-
ings Bank. East 18TH St Return TO bauk
New-York tribune., 1918-01-21
Stocks

>,.v YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
~ TRANSACTIONS
Rail- Othcr All
roads. stocks. stocks
., week 2s2,eOo ?,a95,20o 2.627.Soo
.,s ,ssI hcecre Soosoo 273e,700 3,040,eoo
W. arc. $4,000 2,oS6,2o0 3,377.40o
January ! 10 o"'e'
mo .t054.sC0 S.2S2. 100 9.s37. 900
n.y. .t.4S2, 800 9,s52. 800 11.a4A6oo
.a,s e,tSo.4o0 9,7so, 800 t1,96o,7O0
Al stocks quoted dollars per share.
-----
Net
..,.. High. Low. Close. Chge
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-13

you can pay for. We can help you
help yourself and your government.
GUARANTY STATE BANK,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-13
Austria Is Included in Full Acquescence Demands of America
MORE THAN MILLION AMER|CANSC|VE
WOODROW WILSON GREATEST OVATION
EVER ACCOR DED R RULER0 Of REPUBLIC

New York, Oct. l2.--President
Wilson, commander in-chief of the
American army and navy, marched
today at the head of the American
forces in the Columbus Liberty Day
parade.
Under a canopy formed by the
flags of the 22 nations arrayed
against autocracy and with squad
rons of American airplanes hover
ing overhead, the president strobe
with $4,000 fighting men from five
cantonments and islands in every
sea over the entire three mile line
of march along the avenue of the
allies" Then, at the foot of Fifth
Avenue, beside the Washington
arch, he took his place in an auto
mobile and reviewed the long col
urnn.
The spectators, whose number
police estimated at more than a
million, never ceased cheering. From
the minute they caught sight of the
shining silk hat which proclaimed
the approach of the nations chief
executive, unity they lost sight OF it
in the distance, the men and women
who lined the avenue and sought
a vantage point on every housetop
hardly paused for breath. 1t seemed
as if the city had gone mad.
Greatset Ovation on Record.
In according Mr.. Wilson, what
probably was the greatest ovation
a president OF the United States has
even received, men threw their hats
into the air and yelled themselves
hoarse, while babies weret hoisted
on their fathers shoulders that they
might tell, fifty years hence, the
day they saw the president march.
Women clapped their hands fran
tically and embraced strange men
in an exhuberance OF JOY, while
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small boys broke through the police
lines to get a better view OF the ma
tion'S leader.
Bemedale,l heroes OF the French
Foreign Legion, picturesque ltal-
ian Alphini and BerSagleri, veteran
Anzacs, battle SCARED British Tom
mics. Poles and CzechoSlovaks
ready to die for liberty, killed Greek
and doughty Serbs, gallant Bel
gian and swarthy Spanish-Ameri-
cans. in uniforms which made a riot
of color, marched proudly behind
the banners OF the nations which
are fighting autocracy.
When Pershing's Veterans Appeared
The foreign veterans who preced-
ed them had been cheered until it
seemed that the crowd must have
reached its vocal limits, but when
Pershing's veterans-soldiers and
marines appeared, the cheering in
creased as if from musketry fire to
artillery bombardment.
a. lilN SlShl VI lllC lNpuAlliul iN
roes who had fought and bled at
Chateau-Thierry and Bellieu wood
to help save Paris from the Huns,
the crowd went wild with enthus-
iasm. The empty sleeves and
turned-up trouser legs of these gal
liant youngsters brought home to
New York that war is something
more than marching men and mar
tial music. There were tears in
many eyes and American wounded
rode on guns and other engines of
destruction captured by the Ameri-
cans in their advance through
France. But while the throngs who
watched them suffered for them
because of their wounds and paid
tribute to their heroism, on the
Aiming young faces, aglow with
pride. there was no sign OF grief over
sacrifices made for love OF country,
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N 'ADOO APPEALS
TO ALL GOVERNORS
IN LOAN CAMP PA|CN
HOME ARMY" MUST NOT
RENDER VALUELESS SACRI-
FICES OF SOLDIERS

Chicago, Oct. I2.-William G..
McAdoo, secretary OF the treasury,
who arrived in Chicago late this
afternoon to deliver a Liberty loan
speech, telegraphed the following
appeal to the governor of every
state in the union tonight:
zone week of the fourth Liberty
loan campaign remains and three
and a half million dollars have yet
to be raised. The American people
can provide this money if they are
fully aroused to the imperative ne
cessity of doing so. Without the
six billion dollars required for the
fourth Liberty loan. the great vic
tories of our soldiers in France will
be negatived. The home army must
not turn the victories OF the field
army into defeats. The home army
must not render valueless the bloody
sacrifices OF our heroes.
The home armu must, on the
other hand, transform the victories
OF the field army into the final and
mighty blow which will forever de-
stroy military depotism and its men
ace to the liberties OF the world.
will you not issue proclama-
ton to the people of your state ap-
pealing to them to subscribe imme-
diately to the limit of their ability
to the fourth Liberty loan. Ask
erty bonds on the installment plan
the rich and poor alike to buy Lib
where they cannot pay cash for
them and urge the banks and bank
ers of your state to carry purchasers
of bonds on the installment plan at
the same rate of interest that the
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Can Be Accepted Under
Guarantee, Senator AuerS

Washington, Oct. Ex-senator
Hitchcock OF Nebraska, chairman
of the senate committee on foreign
relations, after having the note read
to him by The Associated Press
said:
"The German terms can be ac-
cepted if sufficient guarantees are
given that the power which the en-
peror has given to the reichstag IS
permanent. 1t must be made SUI
hciently clear that before we agree