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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-26
Kolb died about two months ago.
tn Build Model Town

Washington, April 25.-Establishmen OF
a model town for ship workers near Cam
den, n j., will be started next week by
the emergency fleet corporation. There
will be erected 907 houses at cost of
s., SOC, 600 and other improvements will cost
S650 0aO more.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-26
MAsnNIC NOTICE

Members of Hewitt lodge No. SO,
A. Il. and A. NJ. are requested to ut
tend the funeral of Bro. Richard James
Necdham ut 4OS North Forty-seventh
street, WoOdlawn, Mt 3 n. M, Friday.
Interment Mt Forest Hill. All Master
Mnsens invited.
JOHN G. KNOX, w. NJ.
ELI A. CARDWELL, Scc'y.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-26
TOTAL CASUALTIES
OF "SEA SOLDIERS"
IN FRANCE 278

department. Inquiry. however, de-
lweloped that such was not the case and
the compiling Of a complete list was
ordered by General Barnett. 1t was re-
garded as probable that some of the
names announced today previously had
been issued by the war department in
THE regular army lists made public
daily.
| FIRST FIGURES CORRECTED
4 General Barnett's first announcement
said that the casualties totaled 274,
with "a enlisted men killed and four
officers and 236 enlisted men wounded.
Later he made public the names of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-26
OVERMAN MEASURE
CRITICS RESUME
BITTER ATTACKS
Brandegee and Sherman
Lead Opp0sers of Giving
the President More
Power

Washington, April 2J.-Critics of the
Oyerman bill renewed today their Wig
orous opposition to it's proposed au-
thority for the President to reorgan-
ire government agencies md many
speeches for and against the measure
prevented the expected vote on pend
ing restrictive amendments. A SUR
prise of the day was the introduction
of new amendment authorizing the
President to appoint n single exec
utivc officer to control the aircraft
programme. which, Senator Ovcrmnn
stated. he probably would accept.
Senator Wadsworth offered the new
proposal. under which all appropriations
turned over to the man named by the
President. Senators Thomas and Kirby,
democratic members of the military COM
mittee, promptly supported it, the former
declaring it was necessary to clothe John
d. Ryan, yesterday appointed director of
aircraft production for the war depart
ment, with necessary powers to make his
work effective.
CONFIDENCE IN RYAN
Expressing confidence in Mr.. Ryan's
ability Senator Wadsworth also said I'M
less legal control is assured I'VE will
jeopardize prompt progress of this work
Senator Overman said he was in SYM
pathy with the idea, but desired to ex-
anime it's relation to past legislation re-
garding the aircraft programme.
During todays debate, under the agree
l..
attacks on the bill were made by Sena-
tors, Knox, Sherman and Brandegee, re-
publicans, while it was supported by Sem
ator Fall republican, and Senators Shat
ROTH Kirby. Overman and other demo-
Gratis.
Senator Brandegee. opposing any fur
Their grant of power, declared the Presi-
dent is a poor judge of men, has made
"egregious mistakes and is responsible
for his appointees failure to co-ordi-
nate. The senator also charged Con-
gress with lacking courage to oppose the
Presidents policies, asserting that one
third Of democratic senator's do not in
their hearts approve the Overman meas
ure. He added that he would not be
hike a white poodle running between
the capitol and the White housekeeping
orders"
SQUARE PEGS"
Senator Sherman referred to appointees
being square pegs in round holes Sc
lecting Secretary Baker, he said, the
President ''got hold Of pacihst peg
and jammed it into the muzzle of war
hole"
| senator Knox declared the President
had done great things in comforting au-
| thority on Bernard M. Baruch, Charles
M. Schwab, and John D. Ryan. without
legislative authority, and that the ad-
ministration demands for the Overman
hin belittled the President and are be
lifting to him..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18

L. w. Dyer, of Bailey was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. S. J Armstrong, of Ada, is
visiting her daughter who teaches
in the northwest building
Mrs. G. G. McBee, Of Fort Cobb
was Chickasha visitor yesterday.
Paul Hallum and Hewitt Williams
visited friends in Duncan yesterday.
Miss Vergie Koons, CT Temple,
Texas, is the guest of Miss Rueh San
ders this week and will enroll at the
o. G. w. next Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18

Judge and Mrs. F. e. Riddle and
daughter, Miss Frances, returned to
Tulsa today after short visit in
Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18

Harry Stephenson returned last
night from Illinois where he has
been spending the past two months
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Phillips, 7OS
South Fourth, have returned from a
trip to Grand Rapids. Chicago and
other northern poigts.
Coming all next week The Cinder-
ella Girls in Tabloid Musical Come
dy. II People and a crackerjack
show. Sugg theatre.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18
How's CnIs ?

Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
fo- any case o. Catarrh that cennot be
cured by Halls Catarri Medicine.
Halls Catarrh MeSicinc has been taken
by caisrrh sufferers for the past thirty
nve years and has become known as the
mosi reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru The Blood on
the mucous surfaces. expellng the Poi
sen from The Blood and healing the dis
cased portions.
uun.aEeer. you llsve taken Tails Catarrh
Medicine for a short tine you wiii sec a
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Hairs Catarrh Medi-
cine at once aud get rid OF catarTa. send
Tor testimonials. free.
= t.HENFV & 60. Toiedo. Ohio.
Sold by all druggists. '5c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18
nDerSOnaI
4 Mention

All you can eat al the Central no
tel for 35c. 17-3r
Mrs. j. R. Gerard, Of Ninnekah
was shopping in Chickasha yesterday
$3.50 for twenty-one square meals
on the meal ticket plan at the Cen
trail hotel. i7-3t
Oscar Early of Amber, was a
Chickasha visitor yesterday.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned and over
hauled, an@aake, work guaranteed.
Phone S45. Ross Barnes. 6-12t
Mr.. and Mrs. S, Booth were in Ok
lahoma City on business yesterday
Lots of work but we can do some
more. Webb. Tailoring Co. Phone 1886.
- 17-6t
Mrs. Marguerite Kincaid, of Stuart
arrived in Chickasha this morning
to visit Mrs. Clark Trammel.
Phone S43, Cox and Son. for coal
Lump coal delivered, 1925; nut coal
delivered, $500. 9.1.30t
Mrs. j. A. Watson underwent an
operation in the Chickasha hospital
yesterday.
We do cleaning ana pressing, odor-
less, when they don't smell. Webb
Tailoring Co, Phone 1856. 17-6t
eutenanF-TfrrUT OF Mt Clernlons,
Mich, formerly of Port Field, is the
guest of Miss Jettie Diggers for a
few days. r
Miss Bess Smith, of Enid, who
graduated from the Chickasha hos
pital in June returned yesterday to
do special work.
If you want new suit or your
old one fixed over, let us figure
with you. Webb Tailoring Co. Phone
100 17.6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18

L. X. Bingham, of Minco is a well
known business visitor in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Wilkus have re
turned from wedding trip to Cof-
feyville, Kansas, and have gone to
housekeeping on South Seventh
streeCN
DR.. w. s. Corbin expects to leave
tomorrow for Missouri to be gone
about ten days on business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18
Our
Bakery


Are far above the average in quail
ity
Though we have to conserve in
many ingredients, we have gotten up
some surprisingly delectable pastries
that are original with us.
By using fresh eggs, good milk,
vegetable shortening and reasona-
BILE amount of sugar-with spices, ex-
tracts, nuts and fruits, our cakes,
cookies and pies are good enough
for any feast.
Our Fine and Dandy bread keeps
on being good.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18


Edith Storey in Metro screen dra-
ma, "The Demon Sugg tonight
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Callahan, of
Anadarko, were in Chickasha on bus
mess yesterday.
Mrs. j. 0. Nash went to Hobart
this morning for a short visit.
Misses Marjorie and Alma Cochran
went to Fort Sill this morning where
they will be the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Cochran
A Goldwyn feature; 1.-The Beloved
Traitor" Sugg tonight.
f. S. Burney made business trip
to Tuttle this morning.
Mrs. Chas. Bullock and daughter,
Clarine, have returned from Guthrie
where they have snsnt-,tAs- summer
with Mr.. Bullock.
=
# you can't see your way out for
a new suit, let us fix up your old
one. Webb Tailoring Co. Phone 1856
17-6t
"The Demon" a story of fragrance
and romance featuring Edith Storey.
Sugg tonight.
Mrs. ]. D. Chastain went to Okla
homa City this morning.
Lester Laws, of Alex, is in Cchick.
asha on business.
An old-world love tale in 'The De-
mon" Sugg tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carol Campbell ex-
pect to leave for Oklahoma City Fri
day where they win make their
home.
Judge and Mrs. F. e. Riddle and
daughter, Miss Frances. returned to
Tulsa today after short visit in
Chickasha
y
o, u Baseball fans. See the first
game of the post season champion
ship series between Boston and Chi
cago in the Pathe News. Sugg tonight
We want to inform you, if our
knocker friends haven't seen you
yet, that we are still doing business
making ladies' and gentlemen's suits;
also making old ones over and re-
lining. Lots of buttons. Webb Tail
oring Co. Phone 1876, 7-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18
Take a
Peep

at OUR CLOTHES
They're well worth
YOURaINSPECTION.
Our entire New Stock
of MEMS SUITS,TIES,
GLOVES, Etc, is right,
UP to the minute" and
will give you, Young
Man, that Ultra Correct
Appearance so much
desired.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-18

0, U Baseball fans. See the frs
game of the post season champion
ship series between Boston and Chi
cago in the Pathe News. Sugg tonight
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
Sc eStdn suicidandO
InuCIlas I1ujeres en-
Alemailia


ON ' I'e''
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S"'@oS 4Ue N"' "'s~U0
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"e"ef"o So'' '"s es'"U'''I"e .V".O''
que Sc nan u"uo :" '""0."1''
0e' '0S 'e'' 0'
I'll i"S'" "'"o az "~'"''-'
"ts'" "e SU'''S I'
aHos a~"'elIo'eS' ue '0'S" w LII
cISe'S Po' 'iel'o' ) g"
oaJoAi", FeS2s"' D@IihSt%"' ; DO
vera cl aameA'o alc""I' c">' .
miSmo porcehtaJe-
Los ~periodlcoS su'ZoS "'cSh que ~
una reclente convention ciehIl'ic''
Iue two lug"f en- 0et'ih' Sc o''S"-
Ilo este aSuH'o co" a"hH-+'Uu' fuv
Sc &c cohSl"eto co'Ao uH" '"es''''
oasIaA'e Serla' u Se'el'" ) C'"1'
por clento de los sulc!dioS que mo-
q ano Pas"dG ell c imt'e'io' lUe'o''
de mujeres Y en- la maHorla de ESQ
c&SoS, ia causa dc ia 1a'al deIettHI'
nacIon ma S!do la cfltica sltuac'o'
en- que esaS muJeres sc ehcohIfaoa'
4 consequence de la guerra.
Muchas dc las Sulcldas a sI0o
muJereS esposas y madreS que tie
men a sus maridos Y a sus hljoS en-
g! trentc de bata!la Y que deSde ma
&c nucho tempo Sc encIentran So
las en- u hogareS' triSteS pof Id au'
sencIa de los seres q~uerlooS y So
portando miles de penaiIdadeS que
"a guerra les ha traldo. En- esoS lar
COS dlas J nan de Sair!m'eh'o
esaS mujeEes han traldo a Sus men
ties la idea de poner lin a cSos SUI
frimicntos Y la unlca soigclon que
han cncoatrado M S.do Ia del SuicI'
die y tanto esa idea Sc las Ia lido
grabando hasta que al I'm "a I!eVan
a IL practca.
Il hecho &c que los 'u'V'a.oS Gil
--aI- Na-rt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
NUEsTRos PECADos

Los animales escojen alimentos con-
venientes a SUI naturaleza Y a sus
necesidades, Y por I'm instinto infali-
BILE. toman solamente 10 necesario
para S~atisfacer su estomago. Pero
Ell hombre peca contra todas esaS re-
glas de ,sabiduria, cast dia por dia.
Las consecuencias son llamadas dis
2epsia, indigestion, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
etc. Por todas parties escucha listed
incesantes quejas de constipation,
flatulencia, vomitos, .iaquecas, nervio-
sidad, y, precisamente para todas
esas molestias, ell Elixir Americana
de Vino Amargo de Triner (Triner's
American Elixir of Bitter Wine), es
e. remedio con que listed puede ali
~viarse, pues limpia ell est6mago, ayu-
da a la digestion, r%estaura ell apeti-
to; por ultimo enmienda sus faltas.
Precio, S1.l0 en- todas las boticas.
Para sabanones. lastimaduras, torce-
duras. hinchaZones, reumatismo y
neuralgia, Ell Linimento Triner es III
remedio sin igual. Precio, 35c. Y 65c.
en- las boticas; por correc, 45c. y 75c.
Joseph Triner Company, Mfg. Che
mists. 1333-1343 S. Ashland Ave,
Chicago, III. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
e ENcUENTRO ENTIRE MEXIck-
NOS SOL.DADOs AMERIcAN0s
Ocurri6 hacia el oriente del parque Wash
ington, de la cludad de FL Paso

go por Ia explicaci0n de las mismas
autoridades militares que .dieron Ia
orden.
Las tropas que han llegado a Ia
vecina plaza, son cerca de dos mil
cuinientoS hombres, incluyendo Gu;-
nientos yaquis. Estas fuerZas van
para Sonora Y haran el viajc por tie
ira. habiendo salido anoche mismo,
segun Sc supo aqui, cerca de mil
honrbres con rQmbo a Casas Grandes.
EstG jcrnada la haran por ferrcca-
rril, pero de Casas Grandes d Sono-
IA tendran que hacer el viaje pie a
terra. d traves de la Sierra Madra
Occidental.
Campana contra la vagancia.
Ell !unes en- la noche, ocho agen-
ties del cuerpo de detectives de Ia
ciudad. hicieron un raid en algulas
GALES del segundo barrio y aprehcn-
dieron a siete individuos y tres mu-
chachos, que segdn dijeros aquelios,
~pertenecen a una banda de vagos per-
judiciales.
Todos los arrestados quedaron de-
tenidos bajo el cargo de vaganc!a.
Uno de los muchachos portaba una
pisto'a con seis tiros de calibre 81.
La misma noche del lunes, el ayu-
dante del A!guacil Y IN sargento. hi
cieron I'm e&teo enel Hotel Gale. ha-
biendo sido Getenida Ia propietaria
del establecimicato, senora Z. Myers,
y conducida . Ia circel, p~endicntc
&c una aver!guacion.
De Ia casa cateada Sc rscogi6 al
gina caat;dad de whiskey. Varios
soIdados que Sc hailaban en cl esta-
b,ecimiento u la nora del cateo, fue-
rca tambien detenidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
Ell ARTISTA.

Una tarde nacio en- Su alma cl de-
SEQ de modelar una imagen del PA
Ger Que dura IN instante. Y marcho
Dor 81 mundo buscando bronco. Por-
que solo en- bronco podia ver sus
obras.
Pcro TODD el bronco del mundo ha-
bia dcSararecido, Y en- parte alEuna
podia encontrarsc bronco, fuera dc "a
estatua del Dolor que sufre toda Ia
vida.
Y 81 mismo, con suS propias manos
habia modclado esta estatua y habla
cclocado sobre IL tumba del unico ser
uue amara Ell SUI vida. Sobre la tum-
ba del ser que hahia amado tanto, CO.
loco esa estatua que era 81 crcacien,
para que ALI fucse como un signo &c!
hombre. que no mucre, Y I'm simbolo
del dolor del hombrc, que SURE toda
IA vida. \ en- el mundo entero no
habia mas bronco que cl bronco dc
esta estatua.
Y. cogi0 Ia estatua qiie habia erear
DC. la coloco n I'm gran horno Y
Ia entrego al fuego.
Y del bronco de Ia estatua del Do
lcr cue sufre toda Ia vida, modelo
una estatua del Placer que dura I'm
i~nstante.
Oscar WILDE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03

Ell PASO, Tex, Enero 30.-Nue-
voS detalles sobre el encuentro que
antenoche Sc registr0 entire varlos
contrabandistas de azucar, manteca Y
otros articulos de primera necesidad
y IN destacamento de soldados amer!-
canes, Sc han conocido hoy, proper
cionados por los relatos hechos por los
. mismos soldados.
7 e. encuentro ocurri0 hacia el orlen-
ta del Parque Washington, con ell des-
! tacamento de soldadoS americanos que
hace IA v~igilancia en- la estaclon Co
llinsworth, habiendo resultado heri-
do IN soldado de Caballeria en un pie,
con una bala expansive, por 10 que hu-
DO que remitirlo al hospital del Fuer-
te Bliss.
Segun Sc dice, los contrabandistaS
estaban hacienda sus preparativos
para transporter a traveS del RIO
Bravo. algunos bultos de azucar, GUAM
do fueron ~sorprendidos por Ia patru-
la que vigila la Inca divisoria por
el rumbo de C~ollinsworth. Immediate
mente los contrabandistas Sc prepara-
ron para hacer frente. ocultandose ea
algur9s m~atorraIeS, desde los cualcS
a5rtecon e f1ego contra el destaca-
.mento de vigilarci&. Los soldados
contezta-on e. fuego Y desDu&s de
IN breye tiroteo los cont-abandistas
e pusicron a sa!vo cruzaudo ell rio,
-rolcg.dos por las sombras de ID no
ch~. Hasta ahora no ha Dodido CO.
.nola-se e. ntume-o de c~ontcanandis-
-as. p; 81 aleuno de clos result5 ne
.cido.
:, las cs~.an;ss de San Ei;za.io hu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
Ia ARDHEMTE rs Y LAS
EHUPCEOMES DEL CUFFS

CUTS. Este maravilloso remedio no
tiene igual como purificador de la
sangre, siendo probablemente, Ia me-
dicina para Ia sangre mas antigua en-
el mercado. Ha sido vendlda por~los
droguistas durante %cincuenta amos.
Lo invitamos a listed a que nos es-
criba hoy para darle los consoles ne
cesarios sobre ell tratamiento que Sc
necesita en- su case. Direction : Jeie
del Conseio Medico, Swift SPECIFIC
Co., Dept. R., Atlanta, Ga.
ADV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
Dos casas comereiales ~sujetas a vi
gilancia.

I'm reiacion con estos hcChos. dos
i~mportanteS casas comercia!eS que Sc
Gedican q Ia venta de articu!os lie
primera necesidad, al por mayor, Sc
e~1cueut"an ahora s~ujetas d una ave
iriguaci6n. bajo 81 cargo de haber
vendido where's que Sc han pasado 0
que Sc ha intentado introducir a Me
xico de contra6ando, violando las res
triccioneS e~stablecidas por el COmite
del Concrete de Guerra.
FL resuitaGo de e$as investigator
mes 10 sc ha conoc:do hasta ahora,
.Dc-o Sc cree que en- caSo de que a las
m~cncionadas casas - les ccmprucbe
que han violado eSaS restriccioneS, So
sc les impondran penas severas, pa
III eyitar que cunda el ejempio.
Cerraren las cantinas en- Ciudad Jua-
rcz.
Todas las cantinas, ~saloneS &c juc-
% ' dc bale de la vecina plaza de
Ciudad ~Juarez, fueron cerradas aver
por ordeu de las autoridades militia
res, qu;enes han explicado que tai
/ mcdida Sc ha tornado con el caralter
merameute temporal, con motive de
IL ilegada dc los contingencies de tro-
pa que Sc eStan reUniendo en- esLa
ciudGd para marchar 4 Sonora.
En- esta ciudad Sc crey6 que Ia dis
posici6n de las auteT.dades dc IA We
cina plaza, Sc debia & Ia campana dc
los prohibicionistas de Ciudad Jua-
rec que i semejanza de los de agui,
nan entrado en- una gran activldad
PARA conseguir cue Sc deciase "seca
Ia ciadad, pero tai cosa Sc aclaro lue,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03

Ina gUemadGrS. o unI SeEtl eoEtada,
sana muy l~entan.ente = no - aitsad". *
fsfpliis que conserve uIla hctelia Dc bA-
LIZARDS SNOW LININENr, y Is maii",
s,gl S!emare prcpaFaia para tales arciGeli-
rs Preclc. 2JC-. Jr Y SteD pgr bCteh3
D. v4a-s pr P Go.n md c.. AoF.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03

Cuanoo neceslte n6EOs en- espanoi
dirijass = isuacso e. L0zano.-lls
q 81 Rne- &~e- s=s AzeaHia- TeI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
Felizmente usado, durante %cincuent;
amos.

La eczema, y las intermediates 81
miIares del cults, vienen de una con-
dicion desordenada e impura de IA san
gre, y solamente pueden ser curadas,
hacienda una limpieza total en- Ia san
gre Y removiendo toda traza &c I'M
pureza.
Con csc objeto, Ell s. S. s, ha s!do
usado feliZme1te en- c%ertcnares de Ca
eos de eczema : 0tras erurcIcres del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-03
En- las cs<can;sS de San Eiiza.io HI,
30 ot-o ~t;roteo.

O-ra 9a-tjGa De contraJe0distas
cue Sc Supoae que tam5i6n llcTaron
~azjcar ! mantcca. t~irotearon e. sa-
- 0 e. Ia tarte d una patrulla de
:glGa&os @mericanos en- las ceEcanias
&c Sar Eiizario, pue5lecito que Sc
srcuentr& s:tuado cono Z c&torcc
milias a s3roeste de esta c.udad.
Essa partida de contrabandis,as.
sc ca.cula que g compoaia De Gator
&c h~cr.2res. IRA parte de los cua.es
es.aban de vigilarcia mientras los de-
mas Ha=a5aD ia c&rga De m~e.canc!as.
For los eases ar-erioges : a'eu-os
os-os de los que sc ha ocupaGo II
prersa. en- los que to1os e.lOs Sc TIA
n de coatrabandos de articulos de
p-iuera naccS.dad, eSpecia!meate -
SCAR marteca. oueda demostr&do
qac, con morivo del embargo de Vi
vcrcs cue decret6 e. goDierno ame-
icaEO, Il SltuaciCn en- Ia Necina re-
pub.ica Is cada dia mas critita, pues
los one antes Sc dedicaOan al con-
srabando de armas Y municiones. a
nora 10 haccn de where's, que vendcn
a precios que les rindea una magni-
flea Utiiidad.
Cuatro encucntros armaUoS sc nan
: registrado q 10 largo del rio deSdc
eli vierneS de la semana anterior, y
en- vista de clIoS, las aUt"ridades mi
Etares lan reforza0o las ~patrUllas
cue vigiIan Ia Inca y todos los pa
SOS del rio, ute estdn tambien guar
dados por los empleados y guardias
aduanales.
The Pulaskian., 1918-11-22
BUSINESS PROBLEMS OF PEACE
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL CONSIDERATIONS PRESSING
CLOSE UPON THE HEELS THE SIGN
ING OF THE ARMlsTlcE.

There will have to be least
will have years. reasonable to expect
that the burden will year 1917 round
numbers $4OoooOOOOO Congress pass the
pending bill calling
justified by the
that the personal income
pFo taxes the size OF both to be determined by developments
Bankers will peace they
larger home demand
larger than
preparing peace
small in view Of the worldida d f r , 5 Ig lain Ne
crash perhaps But fixing
outurn in the basic
that products
called less essential industries will
of hitherto withheld essential miasl
eals and prices must continue for considerable period
Railroads will probably remain under for the full
period OF Il months provided in the law Freight rates and wages Will come
gradually together Textile anticipate
inability import
American articles higher merchandise
price o
public utility rejoice they
Oil people that their industry by the war; although
they made great deal of money during it. They welcome
of
bought high not sold the public To what
be
Taken whole active all kinds of
moies the the majority of them
the
situation is that the leaders in
industrial world all that during the they diligently prepared
That undoubtedly the secret of their confidence
During industries devote themselves
and their businesses almost exclusively to war were treated
Git would be
permit heavy
protected
will protect its agents during the re-
adjustment period the best
illustrations the world.
advantage of lower cost of materials
the great demands