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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a !.

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a IA
persona cue me proporcionc informes acerca
Del pa-ade-o de mi hijo. Antonio Areilano-
de SIS amos de edad. e~statura regular. color
blanco. bigote negro. ojos negros. casado con
Il sonora Catarina Calvin. hace como dos
amos que supe sc eIcontraban radieados en-
San Benito. Texas. Cualquier informe que
10, de "a amos de edad, alto. bianco. de
dir:girlo a Rita Ramirez. Clay Center. Kan
SaS. VIZ
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R1fENA GRATIFICACION da

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione infornes eSactos
ae mi primo hermano. Encarnaci6n Vale
10. dc q aros dc edad. alto. blanco. de
quisn rec;bi Ia Ultima noticia en- Julio del
aho pasado en- Monterrey. Nusvo Leon. Ne
x;co. Cuaiauier infornc que Sc tenSa So
bre dicha persona favor de dir'glr!o q Hre-
naldo Vallejo, $50 Ell Paso st. San Anto-
Mo, Texas. Us
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informea cxactos
de Ia sonora Pillar del Bosquc, quien hace
como seis mescs sc cncontraba en- Austin. Ie-
xas. Cualquier informe cue &c tenga favor
de dirigirlo 4 Jra> Sorola, Clarkwood. Te-
EaS, Va
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BuENA GRATIFICACIoN dare a IA pr
soma que deere informes eSactos &c mi Gu
;ado. Candelario Morales. de mi hermans
Bernardina Sanchez y de mi hermano Pc
dro Lopez. Ia ultima noticia que tive de
clos fue de n. Laredo. CualQuie- in:cr-
me que Sc tenga favor de dirisirio a Esta-
p;slao Sanchez, Box 2o3, Miniature, Nebras-
10 III
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Fran cabalieristas

Tanto las fuerzaS que atacaron
Tcpila como las que hicicron el asal-
TO Y Aitan.ira eran caD2lle1staS, Sc
gun pudo comproharse en- Tampico'
Tales c:emcntos obraban de corlun
acuerdo con los pelaistar, qu;enes
despues les dieron apoyo para ei alta
que V captura dc Panuco.
En- Tampico Sc diio que Ell Jete
de las fuerzas que habian hecho los
~asaltos mencionados 10 era 81 proplo
Luis Cabailero. mas este no puco
c~omprobarse plenamente.
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Ayudgron nuchos vecinos
caballcristas

Cesar LopaZ de Lara, iefe dc la
operac;ones. movie todas las tropaS
de que dis2onia, para rechazar = los
revoluciona!ios que Sc habian pose
sionado de Topiia V puntos lnmedla-
tos. Debido al gran numero de tropas
Que puso en- juego, Lopez de Lara pu-
do recuperar alcunas de las poslcic,
mes ~perdidaS, hecho 10 cual, comenzo
una campara implacable dc ~persecuc,
clones contra los vecinos de Panuco Y
Tcpila. ap:ehendiendo a todos aque-
los que consider6 partidarios de Ca
ballero.
Esta persecution ia emprendio, Sc
gun diio publicamerte, porque mu-
! chos recinos habian side cogidos con
las armas en- la mano ayudando a
los revolucionarios Y todos ellos eran
elementos adictos al c:hal!erismo y
cnemigos. por 10 tanto. de! goblerno
| carrancista ' muy es7eclalmente de
&.
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zoo DE GRATIFICACICN dare a Ia per-
soma que me propcrc;one informes cxacfos
del senior Baldomero SaEtellan. hace CONT
; moses lleg6 proceGente de Mexico. escri-
L:cndo del pueblo dc B;oio. Kansas. Cual-
Juier in:orrne cue Sc tenGa sobre dicho senior
:vor de dirigirlo I n. Solares. EoH IA. Teni-
~, Arizona. tlo
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tado de Guanajunto. Mexico. Hito de Je-
st;s Caro 3 Julia Aharo de Cano: Sus al
timas notic;as las recibi en- 1914 de Marion.
Kansas. Cualauier informe que &c tensa
soh-e dicha persona favor de dirigiria a
Toribio Cano. p. o. Box 1876 onaisska. Tee
XaS.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN 4 guien ms
prcpcrciouc infc;mes exactos de mi herr7a-
ma, Tomasa Delgado. Quien en- Enerc del
pr.sentc ano sali6 de Lagos de Moreno.
.JaIisco. rumbo a Estados Unidos, habicndo
sabito que estuvo en- Laredo y despues en-
Dallas, Texas. Cuhiquier inforne Cue -
,enza sobre dicha persona. favor de diri-
girlo q Valeriano Deigado. Box 81. kendriek.
Okla 49, (11
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia per-
soaa Que ME proporcionc informes exactos
d. Ia seilora Josrfa Va'alaz. csosa dc! Sc
nor Jose Maria de Santiago. oriGinarios dc
Susticacaa. Zacatecas, Mexico. Haec como
tres amos Que residen en- les Estados Uni
dos. Cualau;er informe favor de dirigrlo 4
Maria Valadcz, 1920 Berwind St. Pueblo, Co
do I5
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare : Ia
persona que me proporcione informes exc
tos de mi hermano. Antonio Calvo. de -
amos de cdad. estatura regular. color blanco.
cabeI!o castaho. originario de Acumuer. Pro-
vircia de Huesca. Espana. Haee como tres
amos ,~c;bf su ultima noticia de un punto
lei Esrado de Nevada. Cualqu;cr informc
que Sc tenga favor de d;rigirlo n Miguel
'Calvo. ae2 Bondi St. I~ronwood, Mich. l6
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AVISOS DE- OCCASION
INC

CABALLER0 viudo, de ~ amos de edad.
con dos hijos de is y II amos. honrado y
trnbaja6or. desea contracr matrimonio con
senorita o sehora que no tenga hijos y de
buen caracter. Uirijanse a r. u. MARTINEZ.
Roanoke, ILL. sr.l 81. lf
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PROFESSIONALS

DR.. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Mrdie:na >
Cirugis en- ~yensrsl. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
to. ls : 1919 S.. Santa Rosa Ave TeIe-
fonc Ciockett 82S
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia per
soma que me proporcione iuformes eIactos
dc mi padre. Juan Jasso. ~estatura regular.
color hianeo, use barba eerrada. En- diciem-
bre de 1917 Sc encontTaba en- IN punto del
Estado de Nuevo Mexico. Cualquier infor-
M que Sc tenga sobre dicho sehor favor de
de dir;girlo q Narciso Jasso. Humboldt, Kan
sac (27
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HPRESIONES FINAS. Por s3.0o envia-
mos 4 I'd. 100 invitacioDss natr!noniS!es
impresas por $500 mejor ciase; por sl-eo
Ie remi;imos 100 ~ta-jetas de VISIT ION ~
nombre impreso: poT 500 lc HahesE;o'
5nC sobres cor,crcialcs imPrcsos. Cha. f1-
hI;c;sta IGar. Laredo. Texns-
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PESQUiSAS

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia per
soma que me proporcionc informes cxactos
de mis- padres polfticos. Pedro Castillo , San
tos Castillo. el primero de unos SO amos de
edad, color blsnco. ojos negros. alto. deign-
do: Ia segunda de 30 amos. color trigueno.
~estatura regular. ticnen cinco hiics. Hace
IN aho salieron de Ballinger. Texas, ruD1-
DO a las vacas. Coahuila, Mexico. Caulquier
informe que SC tenga favor de dirisirio q
tiatilde Castillo. BallinSer. Texas. tI6
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TALLER FoNoGRAF1Co. Leandre Z: R9
driguez. Reparaci6n de FoNOGRAFOS de
;odas clases: MaqiI.as &c cose-: Armas.
Relo;es. Cerradurns, etc MaQuina. de CO.
.e- SINGER" F~oDografos nueYos EN Abo-
NOS: de Sesul,da mnuo. MCY
Accessories para TonHsrafos = maquinas de
coser. los Busnavista S.. San Antonio. te-
Xas.
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VENTAS

yENDO baratcs burros de carga de "a
mcjor ciase en- el Es.a6o y un cabalio gran
de. OcuT-an q L. termination de "a Gale
BAYLOR. cerca del arroyo. (Tranvis de South
Flores. VA
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DEVERSOS

COMPATRIOTAS: Envienme 81 zomb1e
Y direction acompanados &c dos esta!npilias
De 3 centavos. y les enviarc prenoedor con
81 re,rato de E! Cura HiduiCo. ". Asuilar.
eos Carter St San Antonio. Texas. Go
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MARTINEZ DRUG STORE. Patente. Per
+uper;e. paU sIcria, So6a-Fueate, Tabaeos:
Especial aten.:6n en- pcdido. por telesono
Servicio medic y despache de recetas dis
y noehe. 1851 ". Commerce, Tsletoao Ira
Wis a265.
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ENSENANZA6

LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTo q do
micilio Precios convencionales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUAN0, graduado en- los Conserra-
sorios de Madrid ; Paris. Recibe ordenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc habia Frances y Es-
panol.
APRENDA I'd. q hablay y eseribir inSks
con propiedad y correction. Prof N K
Diaz. 400 n. Flores.
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TENGO UNAS plantaciones de chilepacilla
verde. Vendo al precio mas bajo del mer-
eado. Dirija sus pedidos I G. Rodriguez,
Jos Frasch ST. Telefono Travis o3S3s. San
Antonio. TcIss.
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ST NECESTTA carries para nudanzas o car
gar cquipsjes. liable a lciefoho
Travis l1a6.
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MEXICANO honrado y trabajador, deses
correspondence con sonora o sehorita mexi-
cana, objeto m~atrimonio. Dirigirsc a Pa
bio Vargas, 612 4sth st. Galveston. re-
SaS. tlS
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MIGUEL BOLAHcS CACHo, Abogado-
Especial atenci6n al servicic de consultas y
documcntos j~uridicos conce-aientes I neSocios
y leyes de MEXICO. 2ol Martin Bldg. z! Pa
so. Texas.
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MJsICA MEXICANA Y ESPASoLA. Pr
da I'd. nusstrn lista de musiea impfesa' Iia'
Pubi;cista IGar. Laredo, Texnr.
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Sc NECESTTAN costureras con eSpe-
-iencia. Buen sueldo. trabajo pcrmanente.
Ocurran 4 United States Kimono Mfg. Co.
30 Navarro ST.
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ALAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE. AsuEtos
contidencinles. I'll Frost
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sELLOS DE GosiA. msndelos I'd. haes.
4 Ia San Antonio Rubber Stamp Co.. Bio
Navarro St. Tel. Or. 904. .Atenci6I inms.
data a 6-denes por ccrreo @ telefonicas
San Antonio. Texas.
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OCULIsTA. OPTICO. DR. ARTURO
CRAMER. .Anteoics y lentes de todss classes.
Examen dc le vista GRATIS Diez amos &c
estudio : p~ractica en- Europa y Mexico. Ha-
hla Espancl. Frances e Italiano. 3l9 Hicks
Building. E.quina de 10 Gale Houston ?
Avenida c..
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DIR. 4. oRTEGA, de Ia Pacuitad de Ne
xico. autorizado en- ell Estado De Texas. Da
consultas en- Ia hotica San Pedro, 2lO w.
Commerce s., Frente al Me-cado.
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Sc NECESITAN mecaricos para auto
movies Ford y limpiadores dc automoviles.
pirigirse 4 Driverless Ford Co. 1888 +.
Houston 81.
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GUADALUPE BERLANGA, pAETEEA.
Atiende nanados a toL2 hors- $40 Non
tarrev st
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ESPECIALDAD en- reclamaciones FOR d.
nos personales atropellos e.. Eagc toda
siase de- eobranzas. i. P acClosSsy, II
Frost Bldg,
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DIR. +. vAZQUEE GOMEZ oidos, Gar,
Santa y Nariz. 3o9 Frost Bldg San An
tcn:o. Texas
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Sc RENTAN cunrtos muy bien amneoia-
dos. y limpios. con l1z electrica y bano. b.en
ven:ilados y centricos. Hotel Libertad. 5 N
Matamosos st. ~esouina con FRO st.
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TRASPASOS
ARRENDAMIENTOS

CASAS DE RENTA con dos cuartoe. $500
rnensuales. Situadas en- 1917 W. Concrete.
Ali inform2n.
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Sc NECESITAN se;ioritas para trabaia.
CT IL fabrica del Zorro Tabacco Co. 4Ol n.
Pecos St
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DR.. Il. MARTINEZ GUZMAE. Es2ecia-
hdad en- enterned.des de nilos ; parties de
Gieina en- General. Oficina 1901 W. CoH-
marco St, Tcleforo Travis c266
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CABALLERO MEXICANo de 90 amos d.
edad desea correspondence con Sonora o Sc
no-ita. de 20 4 % amos. Obejto niatrimonio.
2irigirsc a j. B. Campano. P. O. Box 50.
Coalton, Okla. (l5
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'O10 ar una OPORTUNlDAD SIN PRE-
OIZ.O CEDENfE SOLO POR IS DIAS

lien;e: eSla montada Ell q ptedraS: Ia cuet'3 Is
Inuy fusrte Y u Gala, de orc caspcado. eSla pri-
moroSamenie grabada. T2nto la !naquIndF!a CO
mo Ia GAIA las GaraniizaInoS Por p amos. ~ va
Tor Ns c,isndo raenoS lie $3.50. pcro noSctTos Sc
10 vendereIaO> uuicane9te por Si-"J- dlcahte
- tlsS. porGue Queremc> dernoSiraTis que este
reloX eS 81 mejor en- ei Munto en- 81 lrtcio- &c
IL devolvera a I'd. Su dlnero en- case de Cue no
Sailsraga dicho reiOX. AtemdS de ei feioX, ' &c
una maIera eRteranente gratis. darenlos j u.
un reCueno revolver. No - IN lGsutte. >Lio
ma nISiola real. CalIbre -. con CapaciGad pa
ra siere tlroS y a una dlStancia de i5O pies. tTaS-
pasara una tabla de dos p~ulgaias. Este revolt
yer csla hechO de c~Ncelentc aceTo V CGidaaOsa'
mente conS,ruido. Is muy Utl, tanio para las
mU ieres como para los hombre>. en- los cd>os
de pelisro para Ia derensa personal. otras ca
ssS venGen este IniSiGO revolver poT S'.Cu. QeFo
nUSotros sc 10 uBSEQUlAaEIOS 4 cualquiera
que nos cOmpre el relON de>Criio. poT 10 Gao
'dsd dc sta.95 Y Cuyo valcr real eS dc 5000. s.
I'd. que. en- cualgutsra otra parte. le coStara Ell
a ruaiquiera persona que eaItanda del Vai9r de
rSia claSe de ~articuloS y SIN du'la SiSuha GlTB u
Id. no es conoCedor en- esia msteria. p7rsuaIeie
doble de la cantId2d que nOSotros lie pedtmoS )
srn que figure en- eio FL revolver CUE lie oDSe-
30 espere. hasa 81 petido deSde
rih;r. escriba en- sesuids, incluyendn sc en- eS-
re entreSado 81 Pediio. Escrtba gu nonbre J
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Sc VEEDE IN autcm6vil Overland. .
paseicrcs, barato y en- bucnas condolences.
Ioo: North Mezouite.
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DEPARTMENT. JUDICIAL y ADMl-
NISTRATIVO. Consuitas Gratis I los 70
bres" y por Corrso. ExaminanoS titlloi.
formulanos ocdares. etc, para Ia Rspuoii-
ca Mexicana. Antonio Castelanos, Aaosa-
do Mcxicnno. Arthur VI. Gray. Abogaco
Americana. ex-profeso: dc Ia Univers;dad
de New York: Jorge VI. Drake. Notarlo
Pubi;co. oficinas: 20 y 2S FRENCH BULL
DING. p. o. Box 267. San Antonio, Tex
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Sc NECESTTAE agentes mexicanos; mag
mica oportunidad, precise refcrencias.
n.,--an = 4sa ". Houston St. Us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-20
COTTON MARKET FEELS
THE SELLING PRESSURE
Better Condition of tho New Crop
Responsible for Many
Sales.
VISIBLE SUPPLY IS LARGER
Whatever Steadiness Was Shown
Was Derived From the Spot De-
partment, Where Accounts We're
Generally of a Bullish Character.
TBy Associated Press. I

NEW ORLEANS, May 1o.-After a
net rise of about half 4 cent a pound OH
the opening session. the cotton mar
Ket. last week. felt much selling pres
sure under which it made fairly wide
declines. falling at it's lowest levels
l73 TO 191 points. from the highest and
i2o to l3S points under the close of
last week. Last prices showed net
losses of "a TO 120 points.
Selling was due in great measure
10 better opinion of the condition
or the new crop. Statistics also played
part in increasing bearish sentiment
and much was made OF small consump-
ton by domestic mills during April.
toe falling of in mill takines this
week. the small decrease in the visible
supply and the fact that the visible
Is now larger than it was n year ago.
Whatever steadincss the market had
was derived from the spot department.
spot accounts being generally OF a
bullish character and indicating an
Increased demand at better prices. On
hedged lots, sellers claimed they were
getting very high basis and on the
closing session of the week. Dallas
wired that sale OF 1000 bales of
fully good mddling had been made in
that market at 1000 points on July
or approximately Soc pound the
highest basis ever reported. This
market showed better demand for
lower grades due probably to a
further revision Of quotations. which
widened the difference in price be-
tween low. ordinary, and fair to IlI3
cents a pound. the widest difference
ever quoted in this market
For the coming week. wea Their and
crop news promise to be features
rx-i11 he re
creased Importance because this COM
ing week is the final week in the first
condition period of the season The
hrst condition report will be issued by
the government on Tuesday. June e.
and it will bear the date Of Nav %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-20
IRISH PAPERS COMMENT
ON SlNN FEM ARRESTS
Declares England Has Taken Brave
Step In Ireland for Grave
KcnKOn.
IBy Associated Press.


LONDO.i. May l9-Thc Observer.
commenting on the Irish situation says:
"A brave step has been taken in
Ireland for grave reasons. Friday
morning Professor DE Valera. prcsi-
dent OF the Sim Fein party. and many
other extremists Of the same organi-
cation were arrested
The reason is that these avowed
separatists and pro-Germans have
once more been in reasonable touch
With the enemy, despite the leniency
with which they were treated after
the last Dublin outbreak. revolt and
sabotage
The reality and seriousness OF this
pro-German plot has been known for
some time. In view OF Admiral Won
Capellc's assertion that Germany is
assured for years TO come OF Il steady
supply of U-boats. which never cease
their efforts to get in touch with the
Sim Feiners and separatists, this re-
peatcd treason must be put down with
an unfiinching hand and prevented
from recurring.
Americans. with their Unborn alb
horrence Of disloyal anarchism. have
hitherto dealt more harshly with pro-
German conspirators than we have
Atlantic. Nevertheless. an organized
nationalist attempt Is being made &c
mislcad and prejudice American opin-
ion, with regard to the whole Irish
sit,ation. This attempt will undoubt.
eddy be continued unless It Is met wiz
stern and cool discrimination acros:
the Atlantic. II can only help to serve
Germany's game In the lex OF Ger
many's time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MILK is ESSENTIAL FOR
GROWING CHILDREN
United States Food Administration Says
Their Ration should BE
Continued

WASHINGTON. d. e.. May lathe
following statement with reference to
milk has been made by the United
States food administrations:
MIX is one of the mos, important
food sources tho human race possesses
For the proper nourishmcnt'of the child
1t is absolutely Indispensable and its
use should be kept up in the diet as
long as possible. Not only does 4, CON
tain all the essential food clements i'm
the most available form for ready di-
sestion' but recent scientific discoveries
SHOW 1t to be especially rich in certain
peculiar properties that alone render
growth possible. This essential oual-
Wy makes 1t also Of special value in
the SICK room. In hospitals it has also
heen shown that the wounded recover
more rapidly when they have milk.
For the purpose OF stimulating
growth. and especially in children, bur,
ter rat and other constituents of mill;
nave no substitutes. Therefore, every
parent owes TO himself and to his fam
i!E the duty of providing requisite
amounts of milk. butter. cheese and
other dairy products. During this las,
winter when there was much agitation
IN some OF the larger cities over the
price OF milk, which was advanced
from to cents per quart by reason
OF the rapid rise In the cost of feed
and labor, many families among the
poor were found giving their children
tea and coffee instead of milk such
methods OF feeding fail to nourjsh tho
child properly.
In spite of the shortage Of milk in
Germany. that country has at all
hazards maintained the milk ration Of
me children and in the hospitals, even
thoush to do so meant that the adult
population has had largely to forcso
lis use. In a safety first health cam
paien II must be remembered that i,
should be children first"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-20
GREATER CONFIDENCE IS
SHOWN IN STOCK MARKET
Improved crop and Trnde Conditions
and More harmonious Relations
Arc Reflected.
IBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. May l9.--Greater conf
dence in the outcome of the war i'm
proving crop and trade conditions and
the more harmonious relations between
the Federal government and financial
and industrial interests accounted very
largely for the substantial advances in
securities last week, to the accompani
meut OF very heavy daily dealings.
Other factors which exertcd more or
less effect on the movement were the
passage of the overman bill and the
establishment of the war finance board
on definite basis. clearing the way
for future issues OF securities. Spccu-
Ia tive enthusiasm at times exceeded
the hounds Of discretion but selling
of long stock by conservative interests,
together with a word Of caution from
the banks, effected a much needed read
JuStment.
Even al the reversals which marked
some OF the more active issues In the
later trading the average OF prices
MAS the highest Of the year here. and
there showing new maximums for al
most TWO years.
The unswing would have inspired a
more ho3efu! feeling among investors
had Il been less restricted. Students
OF economic conditions EXPRESSED the
ne!ief that InaE:ct such as that Of
me week before last more than dis
counted the most favorable devclop-
ment FOR months to come.
~ was universally recognized that
the course of the market during the re-
naming weeks OF In. spring season
VIII Dc Influenced mainly by money
when promises Ia be reasonably easy
barring some unexpected change in tho
foreign situation. A significan, fea
ture in This connection IS the increasjnr
inquiry by financial institutions for
prime commercial papcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-20
SING IN MONROE PARK
Open Air Demonstration md Conc.rt
Follows Great Red CrosS
Parade.

Hundreds OF people drifted around
Monroe Park for several hours yester
day afternoon waiting for the "Sunda .
sing which was scheduled to take
place ahcr - parade As a mate,
o '.' 'S- 's'rg" Ola taxt pla.c ~.
INC last ~ the Parade Wa passing the
park veal selections we ,Iav.,
ay the Three I'andrel All Four,e.n,b
fleld ARTILLERY band from Camp Lee
The feature of the "sing" was the
"hlStiing OF Private Utermohlen in
inc rendering Of that old favorite. The
Mocking Bro The Sing" was hel1
hs usual Tndtr the direction OF G..
'icrman "infrey. of the local com
mission on Training camp activities.
Later concert was held at tho S,,,n
FAR Grounds for the 500 soldiers IN
training out there