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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17

Jua Hu"UcdurI. u una Scria co'td'31'
-ana iu'v leu:ameutC = no - ati'hCS' J."
raHr'lIa Iur cnuSeFFr una hgirua &c oA-
LLAEp'S SNuW L.INiNENT. 4 IA ihSl"'
esd SieInprr pr"pGctia para tales ac"idGh-
les. PrscIU. sJc.. Jac. Y Si.Ov pUr Jotehd.
De yeut5 por r. Iuhu and co. tAG'i.
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Eafermo.

FL senior Ismael Zarate, vecino de
eSta ciudad, continual enfermo de
gravedad, por 10 que anoche hubo Ell
su domilicio una iunta de medicos.
So Residential ha sido visitada con
frecuencia por Sus numeroSas amis-
tlG-s
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In aIemdn fu6 aprghendj=
do en- Brownsville, Texas
Sc HILO SOSPECH0S0
No habia curnplido con la dispc'
sici6n del registro de extraH=
ierOs enemigOs

BROWNSVILLE, Texas Febrero
16.-Un subdito del Kaiser, con cua
renta Y dos amos de edad y con die
ciocho de vivir en- los Estad0s Uni
los, fue aprehendido en- esta ciudad
por las autcridades, para hacer al
gunas averiguaciones relatives a su
personalidad, Y al hacerse estaS Sc
encontraron las autoridades con que
Il referido aleman no Ia cumplldo
con la ley de registro de los extran
jeros enemigos dictada por e. Presi-
iente Wilson.
Parece que Ell detenido Sc hizo sos
pechoso porque sin motive nlnguno
abandon6 Ia ciudad de Hoboken. \.
J.. donde trabajaba.o como pintor, pa
"a venirse a pasar Ell invierno cerca
de la frontera meXicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17
EstabaR dilapidando Ell ca
.DitaI de IN hacendado loco
JIIICI0 SENSATIONAL
VariOs parientes del hacendad0
han sid0 acusad0s p0r una
seRarita

GUADALAJARA. jail, Febrero L.
juicio. que promote hacer mu-
.ha rlido por estar en- e. envueltos
'Sersonas de representation Y muy
conocidas en- esta ciudad, ACADIA de
ser iniciado en- uno de los juzgados
lie Guadalajara.
Sc trata en- el de que varios pa
.riences de IN rico hacendado Lama
90 Juan Chavez. han estado dlspo-
7iendo de los bienes de este senior,
~a7rovechando la circunStancla de que
u i1teresado esta enfermo de enaje-
nacion mental. o
La parte acusadora en- este juiclo
= constitute, segun Sc dice, una Sc
lorita. pariente tambien del referl-
10 hacendado. quien Sc do cuenta
ie Gle el capital de SD p%ariente esta-
5a sIendo derrochado por personals de
"a fami!ia, en- virtud de que estas, va
.E6ndose de IN ardid, hicieron que Ell
senior Chavez firmara IN amplislmo
.uoder en- favor de una de tales perso-
mas. poder que l~eealmente no de5e
.eae- ningun valor. por estar tuera
lie sus facultades mentales el poder-
dante.
Fl primer paso que ha dado en- es-
u asurto el iuez que conoce de ell
M ccnsistido en- nombrar depositarlo
IL les bienes del senior Garcia a IN
.h:;o de este. tan luego como los pc
~.tcs mediccs declararon la enaJena-
ION mental del dueno del capital
Iae Sc disputa.
E! depositario. en- su nombre y eli
q de su padre, va a entablar un Juicio
criminal contra los que dispusleron
lie una gran cantidad de dinero del
..utor dc sus dias.
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Las nuevas disposiciones.

BESIDE ell dia primero del proximo
Mario estaran en- vigor las nuevas
disposiciones sobre solic;tudes para
licencias de exportaci6n, las cuale2
reglas establecen que, tratandosc de
una corporation, la solicitud debe i
firmada por I'm funcionario de il
misma: en- cl case de Il sociedad.
por un miembro de ella 0 un agcntc
debidamentc autorizado; V en- el case
dc particulars, pOr ell solicitante c
IN representative de q dcbidamen;e
autorizaGo.
Estas rcglas Sc estan poniendo CT
conocim;ento de exportadorcs Y 30,
mercianteS por conducto je Ia ofici
ma de c~xportaci6n del concrete dt
guerra.
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Vuelven a qremar los puentes.

Notic;as alarmantes llegan aqul' a
,erca de las a~ctividades revoluciona-
RIGS eH 81 EStado. Sc asegura que el
sren de Irapuato, que durante seis
dias no pudo llegar a esta cludad Y
que hasta aver arribo en- virtud de
aaber sido reparados los puenteS
"1emaacs por los rebeldes. no podra
hacer su recorrido hasta 1rapuato en-
81 proximo viaje. pues de nuevo han
siIo ouemadoS algunos puenteS entire
a.sa ciudad Y Ia mencionada, por los
re5eldes de Chavez Garcia.
Hay una circunStancia que con-
suela a los pasajeros: Ia de que los
rrenes no han sido atacados por los
rebeiGes ultimamente.
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Solo Sc reQuierc u remesa del pc.
cueio imnorte de so ccntaTCs.

Sc curan los hombrcS dtbileS Y nervio-
sos radical Y pcrmanentcmcnte, con cl GSo
de NOSO. Is una mtdlclna maravill0sa,
que va he curado 4 miles Y miles. 81 cSta
I'd. dOlieIIC. i sure I'd. de Debilidad
Nerviosa. llnpotcncia. Falia dc Ntyor o
de Memorial. PGrdIda de FluidO Vial. Me
iancO!ia, DOlOr dc Cabcza. Dolores dc los
RiNoneS o a!guna cnrcrmed2t de las Was
UrlnarlGS; de SuciloS MaloS. lmpoSibtlidad
| dc Concentrar las Ideas. Timidez g Inca
! pacldad para prGsentaTSc natural como
otrUS hOmbreS. cnicnccS Sc puedc curar
con NUEO. ES;a medicinl lc hace en- cor
10 tempo Seat!rSc Fuerte, Sano Y NIgOTo-
| so, prop:O para los placcre> de IN Vida.
Para probable a I'd. que NOvO pucde
; hacer este. lc enviaremoS in tratamicnto
, para s. d.aS por valor dcS2.01 GRATIS. a!
recibO DC su npnIbrc : direction, Y 50
CentavOs Q ST. equiraieate en- SeiloS de
COrrcO para ayCddr los g2SioS del porte y
emhalajc. SirvaSe ca;cndcr que no lc
enviaremOS SOla!nCntc una "mueStra,' SlnO
IN tratam:entO complete de Is dias, 10
cue curara muCllOS caSOS POGO avanZaCoS.
| Esta orerta Sc eyiicnde S0lamcnte por IN
tempo llptiado. Por 10 tan;o, dcpc eScri-
birnos sin dcmora. Y lc tnyiaremoS este
traiaInIento sin TnaIcas que puedan indi-
Cur 81 conlenlcU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17

Cuandu n~eces;te iIbrcs en- espancl,
6~iriiaea a Ignscio E. LozaHs.-11s
N. Sta. Rosa Ave San Aatmaie, Tes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17
FL ultimo consinserte militar.

Ell quinto y ultimo contingente
m;litar correspondence todavia a la
quota fijada por ell primer r~ecluta-
miento al Condado de Cameron, de-
bera salir de esta ciudad ell sabado
% de los c~orrientcs.
Para la mejor selection de los 29
hombres cue ieacT;n formar III
contingen.e, cl comitG local de ex-
cepciones citari 4 10 mcnos que Sc
serta personals dc entire las compreH-
didas en- el registro hahido en- Mayo,
a fin de cscoger de entire csc grnpo
a los u rcsulten mas aptos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17
NOTAS CORTAS DE Ell PASO,
TEXAS
Para ~trefica. con explosives.


Ell PASO. Texas Febrero IA
e jefe de Ia rolicia ell esta ciu-
dad ACADIA de recibir una comunica-
ci6n del Departamento del Interior,
en- la que SC lie indica quiGnes plc-
den, sujctandose a las prevenciones
va establecidas. dedicarse q la ven:a
de materiales explosives. S!~0lamcnte
podran hacerlo los ciudalanos de e*-
te pals o eXtranjeros no cnemigoS,
cue tengan aqui carta ie nacioHali,
dad. Ademas. tanto los Que vendaa
como los que ~distribuyan :os meneio-
nadoS explosives, deberan tener i'or
escrito el permiso correspondents
de las autoridades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17

dando un ejemplo de desprendimien-
20 patrictico, ha anunciaGo cue 81
esta dispueSto 4 arreg!arles los diem
ties sin cStipendio alguno, va sea ORR
ficarse'os. limpiarselos, ponerlos en-
clos scasQuilios, etc, a todos los ciu-
dadanos que estan alistados. CT Ell
ejercito en- virtud del actual reclu-
tamiento Y tienen que salir muy en-
brcve para las triGcheras.
Varios soldadoS han acceptable los
servicios gratuitos del referido dem
tista.
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Sc esiabIeci0 eI "Cireu'o
de Esigdiantes hIexieanOs"
la paciente sociedad busca
81 intercambio de instruction

roTrc~pontrncia Especial para La pren>a
Ell PASO, Texas, Febrero 10
Hace tres dias Sc cclebro IN lr1por-
tante mitin en- Ell local de Ia escaela
"A.oy," sito en- e. cruzamiento dc las
GALES Septima y Kansas, al que con-
.~cgrieron mas de Glen alumnos de las
c5redras de ingleS de Ia eScuela noe
turna lie adultos, que riene su dcpar
.arrento en- 81 miSmo edificlo.
+! obieto de la reunion fuc eX-
.DiicaGo ampliamente a los a~siStentes
Dor 9! senior J. NJ. CcballoS, quIen
.sahl5 extensamente sobre e! aSunto.
S. trata de agrupar en- n Socle-
dad a todos los alumnos, que son eN-
c1usivamente mexicanos, con e. I'm
ne establecer un ;ntercambio de ms
rrucciSn. lie modo que q aprorecha
T;ento de los mas aptos o adeianta-
dos aDroyeche a los demas compane-
.ros: de- hacer trabajo undo con e.
fin Dc haccr manoS arduas Y largas
las Iabores dc los maestros Y ia dura-
ci6n d. Ia ensenanza, y de apeIar i
todos los medios poSibleS para eStl-
.muiar a todos los inScritos a CONT
MAR 81 cstudio del idioma lngleS
one Tan it'll le ma dc ser al elemen-
ne7to mexicaro en- los Estados Uni
dos. i asoira a su mejoramiento y
comodidadcs.
Otras persouas hicicron uso &c Ia
paiabra para ~referirse a Ia propoS'-
zion explicada ampliamente por el
se7or Ceballos. habiendose hecho
alrunas acertadas ob~servaciones pos
Darte lie varios de los cOncurrentes'
y cnmedio del entusiasmo &c todoS
Sc acord5 b~autizar el nuevo lnStitu-
To con el nombre de 'CircuIo dc rs
t1diantes M~exicanos."
P~atrocinaron Ia idea y aSisueron
la la referida junta, los p~rotesorss
Johns. HALL Y Gonzalez
Les arregia gratuitamcnse los
dienses.
lin SeDfiSta de esta ~lOcalldad,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17
|El diputado Miguel 4, Pc
|raIta no SeTd desaforado
C0NTINUA EN- LIDERTAD
Sc dice que III hermano de Ban
defas ta iurad0 vengar la
maerte de Ell AgachadO'

MEXICO, D. F. Feorero 12.-Ma-
lisima impression ha causado entire to-
dos los habitantes de ia ciudad de
Mexico, el hecho de que, al prescn-
tarse en- la Camara de Diputados du-
rante la manana del tunes ult;mn el
diputado Peralta, auto" del ascsinato
cometido en- Ia persona dc Juan Ban
deras, todos los miembros del Partido
Liberal Constitucionalista fueron ha-
cia 81 con los brazcs eXtendidos, lie
estrecharon las manos corH'a.E:ente Y
10 felicitaron ror 'haherse portado
como IN hombre" al ases'nar con ale
vosia, generalization y ventaja a Gel
Agachado".
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Los funeraies de una DANA.

Antier en- Ia manana Sc vertical
ron en- eSta ciudad los funerales de
ia sonora Tomasa Cavaroz de Gal
van. esposa del senior Gabriel Gal
van, quien pas6 a mejor vida IA no.
che anterior. La inhumacion tuvO
lugar en- el cementerio dc afucra.
Sobrevivan a Ia eXtinta, su espoSo,
sus hijas Belen Y Eloisa, su hernia
ma JOsefa Cavazos: de Galvan, su
hermano politico Manuel Galvan Y
algunos otros hegmanOs ' parientcS
cUyos nombres no recuerdl.
La sonora de Galvan muri6 a Ia
edad de 30 amos.
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guerra.

Los dcudos del senior Juan Con-
trcras, cue f~allecio Ell es;a ciudad el
dia once de los ~corrientes. por nues-
tro conducto dan las gracias a toGas
aquellas personals que Sc sirvieron
concUrrir d los f~uneralcs del extinto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-17
IurS vengar la sangre de su hermane

Sobre el mismo asunto del asesi-
nato de Banderas, Sc ha hecho circu-
lar la especie, no desmentida hasta
hoy por nadie, de que el hermano del
general Juan Banderas, al ser ell ca
daver de este sacado del hospital des-
puds de verificada Ia autopsia, Sc
adelanto hasta colocarse junto al fe-
retro, y levantando solemnemente Ia
mano Ell actitud de prestar jura-.
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les ~srregia gratuitamense los
dienses.
In dentista de esta localldad'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
STOPS
FAST RUNAWAY
Sergeant, Once Badly Injured,
Saves Many From Possible
Injury Once More

Street Sergeant Tonncson, whose
specially is topping runaway horses
and who lost two fingers in such an
accident several months ago again
proved himself q hero late Saturday
afternoon when he stopped another
runaway horse on New Brunswick
avenue at the Central Railroad cross
ing. Witnesses who saw the police
man stop the horse say hat he saveh
from injury a number OF people VINO
were passing at the m
The horse which was attached to n
dump cart and owned by James Shan
ka OF Fords took fright while the
driver was in a store at Fords and
~ al ted on a mad tear toward Perth
Amboy and although several attempts
were made to stop the maddened anil
NAL none was successful and h horse
was going ct a good rate when ne
reached the Central Railroad crossing.
Tonneson YVES on his way home off
duty when he noticed the horse com
ing and the people fleeing in all direc-
lions to get out of the way.
The sergeant ran out into the road
and made a grab for the horse. He
managed to get a hold on the bride
and then on the bit and after a hard
struggle In which he just barely
missed being trampled on by the mad
dened beast, he managed to bring the
animal to a standstill. The horse was
taken to the Stable of Liddle q Pfeiffer
where later the owner called for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
TOURING
THE
EPIDEMIC
Take CHASCo-V WIN the Tasteless
Cod Liver and Iron Tonic.
The Right Medicine for all Run
! Down Conditions.

Don't take any chances. If you
detect the first stages of a cold or
cough, or feel creepy and chilly or
have a soreness throughout the
body and a congested headache,
either consult a doctor, or get a
full size bottle of CHASCO-VIN-
a Tasteless Cod Liver and Iron
Tonic and take it regularly; after
each meal and at bed time. If
you do this You will almost surely
escape a S of Spanish Influenza.
But do act quickly for your own
sake. :,
CIIASCO-VIN is just the medi-
cine for all run down conditions
and a splendid reconstructive
tonic for those who are recovering
from any serious illness.
CHASCO-VIN is sold in Perth
Amboy by the Raritan Drug Co.,
Board of Trade Building, Maple
and Smith Streets, Perth Amboy,
N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
BY J. r. GROVE.

good women knitting. benefits for the
Red Cross-or all your social diver
sions with q charitable object sand
WICKED ini
when you are out on a shel1-swept
hill and the shells are going by like
hats out Of he'll, as the soldiers say,
md it's dark as the grave, and every
man. God bless him I stands strong and
true. camoufiaging all his own feelings
for your sake and for the sake of what
he has back home, meatless days and
wheatless days. and Liberty bond CAM
lpaigns cheap as your support of
him in such an hour.
"Loathe the Boche-preach against
him-work against him, wherever he
is, ostracize him socially and CONNER
cinlly. Take no chance-even though
his reputation for loyalty has been a
1ong-standing one The leopard cannot
change his spots-neither can the
IBoche demon lose his horns. I'm beg
Iging you now-as the Boche are try
ling to murder us-to help wake every
one up to the fact that America must
realize what the world is facing over
here. Can't you see it-can't America
see it-how everything is hanging In
the balance? And I know that the
weight which shall cast 1t down is
when your loathing for the Boche will
$50 burn In you as to make you count
nothing-consider nothing-but his ex.
termination"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
MADE $4,000, CAN'T PAY TAy
Soldier Told to Gave Pay for Income
Assessments. says n
Blew IL ALL"

Observation-Disclosures Of soldiers
who formerly were successful business
men, In paying last years income tax
on this years pay. are illustrated by a
story brought to Washington by an
officer serving at n Of the southern
cantonments.
Last February. the officer said, he
explained to the men Of his command
that all married men would have to
pay a tax on all their last years earn
ings over $1,000. while all unmarried
men would have to pay on all income
over $1,000.
Coming to him later n Of the men,
q private. said:
II guess I won't be able to pay that
income tax. I haven't any money"
ooh. that's all right" replied the Of.
ficer, "you have until June to pay II
and you can save 1t out Of your pay By
that time"
"Tm afraid I couldn't" responded
the private, "I made $4,000 last year
and I blew It all I'm when ! was called
into the army"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
City Adopts War Orphan.

CarbOndale. m.-The city Of Car.
bondale has adopted a French war
orphan. 1t will be provided for from
city funds. 1t Is believed to be the
first adoption Of its kind In Illinois.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
POLICE NEWS

Miss Anna A. Sheehy. OF 122 Alta
avenue. Passaic, came through THIS
city mar auto yesterday afternoon
and according TO Motorcycle Ponce
man Edward J. Morgan she was max
ing sixty-flve miles an hour. lie ar
rested her and she was place uhoer
bonds for g hearing thursday night.
Andrew Olson, OF Fords, came 10
Perth Amboy yesterday and got
drunk. He created trouble last night
and was locked up by Petrolman Mar,
tin. This morning he was released
with O lecture and warning.
-Roundsman Andrew Jensen was
notified by a citizen Saturday nisnt
that there was gambling going on IN
O certain house on Fayette street Inc
roundsman made an Investigation ana
found a number of people having q
friendly game OF pinoehle. No money
was in sight and no arrests were
made. 49,
patrolman Koyen yes called to 225
Huntington street Saturday night he
found a woman III there and notIf1ed
the Red Cross who took care or the
case.
Captain Clancy of the Trenton pc
lice. paid Chief of Police Burke a VISIT
for a few hours ye5terday.
Joseph y. Farrienlio. a boy OF
8T7 Elm street. was arrested SatuT-
day afternoon by Patrolman Buchan,
on a charge of mayhem and lighting
preferred by William Streko, OF the
game address. He was held for the
juvenile court.
Alvin Fox, of the Union garage.
reported to the police Saturday night
that q National automobile owned by
the garage and hired to a Mr.. Pickett.
of one OF the powder plants, had been
stolen from In front of the New
Packer u
xlSergeant To~-ron found n
badge belonging 10 a member of the
r. A. Gillespie Shell Loading plant or
Morgan Saturday afternoon. 1t was
turned over TO the chief of the Giles
pie force.
A citizen has turned into police
headquarters a draft registration card
he found. To bears the name or
Thomas Francis Mahoney, South Am
boy.
During the past few days a num-
Der of boys in this city have made
sling shots and have been doing =
great deal Of damage about tho city.
AS o result Chief e Police Burke
ordered ell VI his men to be ON the
lookout for such boys aud to take
the weapons from them and warn
them that II thev are caught again
they will be locked up.
While Detective Sergeant Long
End Motorcycle Policeman Morgan
were going Market stree yes
terday afternoon they caught a gang
Of boys with sling shots and took
them away from them and brought
the sings TO police headquarters. The
boys were warned not to make any
more such weapons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
MINISTERS GO TO WAR,
ALL CHURCHES CLOSED

Albany. N. with the en-
listment Of Rev. William Wal
lace Eaton, pastor Of the Meth
odist church. Schoharie church
es are without ministers.
Every church In the village
has been cloesd up. temporarily
at least. for the call Of Uncle
Sam.
Rev. Mr.. Eaton viii soon be
on his way to France for work
with the Y. n G. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
EnrtN.ninth Chnntcr

ENAtl -utiAh NiaAlNNf
Certeis is restrained by nature and
BY training. His eyes had sometimes
told me that his old love for me had
never died. but he had kept "A sue
cessful watch upon his tongue ever
since my wedding. What forced an
avowal now? Had my escape from
U-boat frightfulness unnerved him?
or did Hamilton Certeis realize
that I must know him now TO be Il
German SPY? That ! must believe his
estate to Ee-I--boat base2 That /
must have observed the homage paid
him by the T-boat chief. and from It
must conclude tina Certcis vas an
exalted parsonage ia the hun bureau
of espionage
Could he imagine hat a dramatic
love scene woIld make me forget my
suspicious?
I was rot afraid of Certeis in the
way / had feared the submarines
captain, but with these secrets in my
Possession. I doubtless faced new
dangers. Apparently. ] was on the
way to be 3 "a figure of International
importance"
Certeis loved me with an intensity
possible only to a remarkable man.
And because he loved me, l held his
fortune his future in my hand.
I had fallen upon an extraordinary
way to serve nay country-or history
was a poor teacher.
Doubtless I could play with this
mans soul-if | would forget the
honor of a war bride. Good women
OF France and of Belgium had dc
stroyed their enemy so. And |. VINO
had risised my life TO save a rams
port-would I hesitate to make the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-21
Il MEN To ENTER
FORTS THIS WEEK
Four Go tomorrow to Hancock
--0thers Leave for DUPONT
and Howard

Word has been received by the
local draft board to send twelve draft
men to Forts Hancock, Howard and
Dupont this week n the first allot-
ment will leave tomorrow morning
for Fort Hancock. This allotment
will consist of four men, but six men
have been ordered to report at draft
headquarters at 3 o'clock this after
noon when they will receive instruc-
tons and tickets, after which they
will be dismissed until tomorrow
morning at . o'clock when they will
again report at city hall. They will
leave here from the Central railroad
depot on the 1915 o'clock train. Just
who the men will be is not known at
this time but their names will be
given out late this afternoon. They
are all regular service men and not
for the limited service class.
The second allotment will leave on
Thursday for Fort Howard at Balti-
more and the third contingent will go
Friday morning and will also consist
of four men. They will go to Fort
DUPONT at Delaware. In both cases
six men have been called to report
but only four will be selected for each
fort.
The local board has received word
that James Screen, who was arrested
turing the recent drd1t Talu IN new
York City and who was working In
this city and was wanted by h draft
board of New Orleans and who a
disappeared after being allowed to go
until his case had been Investigated,
had again been picked up in New
York and was on his way to camp.
No new orders have been received
by the board yet regarding the thirty
men who were to have been sent to
Camp Dix during h early part of
this month, which order was cancell-
ed owing to the influenza epidemic
and 1t is not expected that any men
will be sent to Camp Dix for a while.
City Clerk Arthur F.. Graham and
Privates Seaman and Costello are still
hard at work on the master list. 1t Is
a big Job and they were compelled to
work late Saturday and part of yes
terday on it but hope to have 1t
finished within a few days. After this
the work of classification will be
started.
Tho local board has not as yet re-
ceived any instructions regarding the
sending out of qu~estionnaires to
youths of eighteen and men from
thirty-seven to forty-five although a
number of other draft boards have
received orders to send them out.
While the classification OF the
youths of eighteen and the men De-
tween thirty-seven and ~forty-hve Will
most likely take place shortly 1t Is not
expected tina these men will be call
cd before March, 1919.