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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-25
Las ullirz,as disposiciones de la
Admirliisttr ACTON de Comestibles
PRECI0S QUE DEBBEERAN SER YENDlDOS Los WHERE'S

Dorado que sc consuma, Ia cual csta
basada en- media libra de harina dc
tyigo Ell cada torta dc pan de II IL
bra de pei,9,
i las araas de casa Sc les recUer
da que Ia harina de trigo debe ser
usada unicamente para Ia elaboration
del pan Y de ninguna manera para
hacer pastelcs. marquesotes Y otra
clasc dc panccillos de lujo, de los
cuales debcn abstenerse por PATRIOTS
mo. cuando menos, Iurantc TODD ell
tempo quc dure la guerra.
VueiYe ha recordarse a los CO.
merciantes que los lunes Y microbes,
recomendados como dias sin pan, les
esta terminantemente prohibida Ia
venta de harina de trigo.
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EMPlEZA LA TEMPORADA DE
PASECS

Hoy Gara principle la temporada
de paseos en- los parques publicos,
para 10 cual Sc han organizado al
gunos festejos gratuitos que tendran
verificativo desde las cuatro de Ia
tarde en- adelante, especialmente en-
e! Parque Breckenridge, cue para la
p~resente estacion ha sido nuy her
~roseado, siendo sin duda uno de los
mas hermosos parajes del Sur del
Estado de Texas.
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In HONOR DEL limo. ARZORIS.
20 SHAW.

LIZ Association de G2maS ca:oiicaS de
San Antonio, tienea organiZada una
gran fiesta en- honor del limo. Senior
A~rzobiSpo Shaw, para fa!icitarlo con
motive dc 81 aScenso recientc q ar
Tobispo de New Orleans. La re@cr-
;6n de refercncia terdra lugar el pro
limo dia cuatro de abril, estaNdo Va
ultimados todos los prepar2tivos CO.
Responsiveness.
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DE- LAS OfI(lNIIAS De POI.II(IA
CHEQUES DE AUTOMOBILES

4 las diez de Ia maiiana, aver, en-
Ia esquina de las GALES Soledad y Co.
mercio chocaron dos AUTOMOBILES, uno
de los cuales resulto con I'm estribo
roto Y el otro con desperfectos en- la
maquina.
"A Ia 1:55 p. m. Sc registro otro
choque de AUTOMOBILES frente a la ca
50 ninero 205 de la Gale Sur Alamo.
En- ninguno de estos dos academies
Sc registraron desgracias personales.
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ENFERMO EN- LA VIA PUBLICA.

En- la esquina de la averida Main
Y la Gale de Houston Sc formo aro-
che r las 7:30 un corriIlo de curiosos
en- torno de II pobre sonora que ca
70 cnferma On Ia via publica. Sc hi
20 lamar a Ia smbulancia de policia
para que recogiera a Ia erferma y Ia
trasportAra al hospital de la ciudad
para 81 %curacion.
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ATENTO CONTRA SU VIDA

Aver por Ia madrugada, de una
centrica botica fue recogido en- estado
de inconciencia I'm individuo que result
to llamarse David Mccall, ell cual
habia apurado una fuerte d6sis de We
memo, con intenciones de privarse de
Il existencia. En- la ambulancia de Ia
policia fue conGucido al hospital de la
ciudad para su curacion.
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FALSA ALARMA.

Aver por Ia manana, a las S fun
como ell aparato de alarma que esta en-
L esquina de la Gale Romano V Ave
nida Main y acudieron las maquinas
Ge Ia estaci6n de bomberos Immediate
= algunas de IA estaci6n central; pc
20 pronto ~regresaron a sus cuarteles
ao-que Sc trataba de una falsa alarma.
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Sc PUSO EN- FUGA.

En- la esquina de las GALES Travis
Flores III negro fue atropellado por
automov.l regiStro numero 1Q,453.
q negro qued6 tendido en- Ell suelo
de terribles dolores ocasiona-
los gor las heridas ~recib:das, mientras
lue ell chauffeur sc poais. en- fuga. FL
negro herido vive en- la casa ndmero
Is de Ia Gale Perez, a donde Sc lie
raslad5 para ser atendiGo.
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POLTTICO MADERISTA EN- SAN
ANTONIO.

Acaba de llegar a esta ciudad, pro-
cedente del Estado de Durango, ell
senior Jaime Gurza, que fungio como
subsecretario de Hacienda duranre Ia
administration del finado Presidente
Madero. Ell senior Gurza pernanecera
aqui algunos dias.
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E ~EXPONTANEO.

En- I'm expendio de pasturas que Sc
encuentra en- la esquina de les GALES
Guadalups y Comal, SO produjo I'm
incendio eSpontaneo EN- las pacas de
f~orraje seco que ALI estaban almace-
nadas. UTas cuartas duchas de agua
bastaron para sofccar el fuego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-25
OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARi
"a LEO cata unal

Los MisIer.oS de IL india
Los lIrailS dc IL Ma!aSIa.
La CunQuiSia lie ua ln!perIo.
La Vengdnz8 Dc SanIOkan.
la kecOuguISIa lie NOnpracem.
Il iiey lei AITe-
Ia p~tSlruCC,oH de Cartaso.
In las MCniditaS &c Africa
Il TeScrU e ID Montana AZul.
- Hl,O Del CCrSariO kOio.
LOS Llil.nUS f:;i1uSieTUS-
Los fl-alaS de las BermCd9s.
Il E1iermlrio dc n TrloG.
Las AEa..as &c "a tSterd.
L. ESire.!a de Ia Araucanla-
IN Il Mar &c las Perl2S.
Lu- ES;raguS lie Is Ct.IG
La Montana de orc.
La Jirasa SiGlC9.
Lss Maragin:s del AnO 300.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-25
ARRESTADO.

Tomas MARTINEZ fue arrestado por
les agentes del captain Van Ripper,
habiendose,e acusado de venderles IL
cor a los soldados.
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PERSONAL

Procedente de Celays, Guanajua-
to, sc encuentra en- esta el scnor- Ami
ceto Eslderrain, Sc hospeda en- ell no.
tel Crockett,
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ESCoGiDAs.
oBRAs DE GRANDEs AuToREs

EatremeseS &c Ceryantes ...........Si.O
,lamlet y Romeo y Juiieia, por Shak-
s.pSlIC
Gireya. por Federico MiSsral..-..--...Si-5s
81 SarDero de Seylla y Las bodas de
FfggT1 par BsdUmarcAalS .........Si.5t
e. para:Sc per1iiO, de Million ....-.-S1.Sr
"a Novia dc Lamermoor, poc Waiter
Scott .........Sf.5t
y ~Banluierc. por TlTso de Molina ...-Si.1t
~ E0.n20rero del ClG
AmsLO Hastg Ct Pa.i5Glo .....-........Si.5t
81 AeuelO gel hey, per Gabriel asro..Si.1t
4 Emalha nnr NlrE,li0 S1.Al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-03-25

Cuando necesite libres en- espanoI,
d~irijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Texas.
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oBRAs DE GABRIEL D,ANUNzio
oBRAs DE M~AUPASSANT
OBaAs DE HUGO CONWAY

AilnzIagIe Illustrate rsTa f9i5 .........si.t
ARE &c Echar las Lar'as por medic -.
&c 10 Haraia ESpaaOla .-.....-.-.--. SC
CoGlso del Amor "
DicCionario del Amor. Obra amen!s!ma &c
SiSitrsU 81
Sin Madrs ~
e. SeCrelo &c u ,iIeye INSTRUMENTATION 50
La Case ho!a %
uer;Go por IN Rayo 81
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NOYELAS DiyERSAS

CarlouaSao 0 los noce PareS Ce Fran
ca. \ IL ru>Iica ....-.....-.-..... .1t
NuyelaS EIGIGGIGTeS pur LecFaaIeS..-.S'.-@
IA ul;a - MCcteGUM: .............-Si.eV
las Bgnd!clu.GS de gueVcCO -........- Que
FL IasaIatenyo % Quevedo ............ 6Gt
loS TsrCancCS de oueyGGO ............ 6Ot
Los EanGiLOS Oct Amor, pur Alarcoh
TuyU.. Novel; IiEsigSUa- : to!nOS
s.GG.as. pasta ,eia ........-.......-.Si.WJ
ACE E-pc.- ! HS1Ft, pOr Aware "a
rraIiu. : s.2aGeS .Oraos, con EGSlFa'
cIgaes, eLnyass4doS en teia ...........Si.U'
Asl,c... Q los Lnarrus Con;raDanutst1S.
NyS=!- meLlcana- JOS sULiOs -....sA''
uuG uGiJCte Tic ia Manchs kdlclon de
Los AgQoreS IL Queyedo ............... 6e
"a tgH NlIuraI 80
L. M4ft.- Gel GGts0ta. ESr-9CSa oora,
pasrta en- Ii Vida del hedenlor del
M..GU. IN IOIlO rranGe, tInpaSiado Si.1I
ii DnamI,ero. por Ii. L. Stevenson.... ste
Il Amor lie los AnOTeS. NoFeid seEii-
mental. CUau,O s0MUS, pasta teia ...S3.tv
IL inferno ue lbs CstOs. ceSuuna par
It az IL anterior. GuatrO SUfnOS, lela S3.bO
LmlgraclUn. per Alfonso lie ElcnGc.. soc
.Xplac!Ou. o Ell MariiriO de una Madre sl.0U
ri site de la ROcletd ..-.............. soc
rLauueL. lie Herna. UOc PTeYOst..-...-..Sl.BJ
Flor dc PaS!oa, Ncvcla de amor .-.- Cue
Ill Blss de SanIiiIaIl- EdIc;0G lie luIo. S2.U'
Juan Ge he-drcn. per j. Schultz 49,. Sue
Ia Muter de4 TrdJe BIaEco, poT Nllale
.COIiinS. Dos tOlnOs t.ul
! ia Nuicr Adultcra. Cuairo Topnos teia S3.6t
la siecna Negra. por Il. L. stevenson o1c
La ISla del Tesoro, por Ell mlSmc..-... sue
- Ley de dos
LOS ulIimcs Dlas de Pompeya. q
de las ubfaS mas lntereSanleS de Ia
epoCz romano. E9icl0n de luIo.-....S2.W
\ utia del CardcnaI soc
"a yryen,ud de Enrique Cuarto .......s2.OU
Los Misterios dc Ia lnQulStcton ....... sue
| memorials &c IN ReyoluCionerlo-.. >. .-s1.4t
Napoleon. por Dumas ......-....-. soc
| NocheS EantaSticss, POI R. L. Steven
sor. Dos IomoS
| Nsrraciones de IN Cazador, por Ivan
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PRACTICES

"a IN pesa es6s RRa.)
Manual de Acei;es y Jabones.
Manual de Agricultural Y
Manual lie Aries $ 0ttcios.
Manual de AIbaEiiefia
Manual de ~CsTpinteria de Taller.
Manual de CerrGjeTia y Obras de Hero,
Manual del COhetero J ~Fclver!Sia-
Manual del GUTIiGGg de PteisS.
Manual gel CCuillrCC -paSIeleTo.
Manual Gci Observation-Disclosures
Manual de EieCIrictiGG.
&I1aL &c FOtOgrai;a-
Manual Gei auJG!clGTo.
Manual Ic JaFdiReri. y Horticulture
Manual del LahCreo de ainaS.
HaEa2l &c LechsTi3.
EauuaI ~ Hecanir3 Industrial.
2aluA De- Pt2toy.
N=ngAi Gel TeiegraflSiS : T~eleronlsta
MAMMAL del ReloiCEo.
Manual Gel SaScre
a4rual del TaDTiCdrte dc Velas-
Nanu3l uG V~cJerin2cla = EaajSSclsa
A-Nra-H4 EEf FaTvHNrU4
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NOyELAS A so


ArIe de Buscsr Marido.
GalyarO de Amor.
e Noyio P.eSIsde.
u PurgaiortO dc las Soitefas.
e. Paratso de las Mujeres.
El Inferno de los Hombres.
81 Hada de los Mares.
Fl Nilo de RuisehoreS.
FL Collar de Esmeraldas.
FL ST de las Ninas.
Ii Alma en- IN Bsso-
La HIia de las Flores.
La Hiei en- los Labios-
La N.as de los JsZmlnes.
Is Vuds Alcsre.
La CoT1e del Amor.
La Princess del Dollar.
La Htts de venus.
Las E.YkS Nodernas-
Las Uh-ecsS del Amor.
Las HiJas del Champagne.
Marina o Is Hits de las olss-
haldiias sean l9s auieres-
Mslditos sean lbs HoIlbres.
Msldilss sean las Suesras.
MSIi;iO SEES Ell Amor
aaiil,os sean los Cells.
PsS!oaariss de Amor.
PorgG6 sc Cassn los Hombres-
porcue Sc Casan las Muieres-
pcrJus Pecan las &ujereS.
porCue Reilciden las Viutas.
Porous MurraUrSn las Teias-
por gaSuir q una Auaef.
Su nSjestaG ei Amor.
IV;.s m. NOVA.
&sriA Dor ..Jorye lssscs.
z. x<auscri.o sc 81 sHorc.
e Bsesrro &c ORC.
n H,jo hslciso-
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Fl Conflicto obrero de
Puebla sigue sin
r~eSOlyerse
Los huelguistas han logrado ha'
Ger que abandoaen sus tra-
bai0s much0s 0brerOs

PUEBLA, Mario 20.-El confhctc
surgido hace algunos dias entire los
empresarios de fabricas y los traba.
iadorcs del Estado, sigue en- pie 2
pesar de las gestiones cue en- pro de
IN arres,o satisfactorio han hecho
distinguidas personalidades de Pue,
b:a Y hasta de Ia Capital de la Re-
publica.
En- veg de que los obreros que es-
tan en- huelga desde hace dos sema-
mas Sc resuclven a romper esta y vol
ve- a sus labores, nuevos grupos
de cbrercs de varios puntos del Esta-
do siguen ell ejemplo de u compa-
neros de aqui Y el grupo de descon-
tentos va creciendo como bola de ME
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
HOW TO SHOCK WHEAT
TO Be EXPLAINED

s. w. Warfield who has given spe-
cial attention to methods of shocking
wheat to conserve it, will be at the
East Tennessee Farmers convention
in Knoxville, May IA, Is. is. explain
and give by demonstration the meth
DDS he employs. In order that farm
ers generally may know about this
method OF shocking wheat, the divis-
ion of extension OF the University of
Tennessee has prepared diagrams and
explanations of it. Those who cannot
see the demonstration to be given by
Mr.. Warfield at the East Tennessee
Farmers Convention may secure a
copy of this printed method. The rea-
son for asking for special conserva-
ton of wheat this year is plain. Of
course. Farmers are being asked to
raise as much wheat as they can. and
OF course it would be foolish with war
demands upon the country to allow
any Of this TO go to waste, state the
Government officials.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
OF COLUMBIA PROSPEROUS
CASH RESOURCES OF THREE
BANKS CONSIDERABLY OVER
THREE MILLION DOLLARS.

A call for statements from the ma
tional banks by the comptroller OF
currency of the United States and a
statement from the state banks by
the state comptroller finds the three
financial institutions of Columbia in
mighty good condition. The three
banks had on deposit in their banks
and savings banks at the close OF
business May 10, $2.2S6. 421.60, and
had cash in vaults and in other banks
on demand and in liberty loan bonds
and war saving and thrift stamps
1881, 074.4S.
The total cash resources of the
three institutions counting the saw
ings banks is sS,954,151.24. The coun
ty has just subscribed 100000 to the
Third Liberty loan and goodly
amount of the money has been paid
into the banks. With this amount oil
money in the banks is there any won
der that Maury county over shot her
opportionment by seventy-five pei
cent.
In addition to the money in the
three banks in the city of Columbia
there are two thriving banks in Mt
pleasant, zone at Culleoka, one al
Spring Hill. one at Santa Fe and one
at Hampshire.
There is now more money in the
hanks of the county than there ever
was before in TIE history of the coun
nv The moro liberty bonds the
farmers and business men buy the
more money they seem to have.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
SOLDIERS APPRECIATE
LOCAL CANTEEN SERVICE
ICE THAT WILL BE NEEDED
THIS SUMMER

Letters and cards of appreciation
are received almost daily by the Co
lumbia Red Cross Canteen committee
from soldiers who have been served
with food and other attentions in
passing through this city. A card
from one soldier this morning, written
soon after leaving Columbia said:
please excuse writing as we are go
ing some Just a word to let you
know how much we appreciated your
kindness and thanking you again.
This soldier asked that the commit
tee write to him and his name has
been put on their list of correspond
ents
One of the most appreciated gifts
received by the canteen recently was
that of all the ice they will need this
summer which was given by the Co.
lumbia Ice & Cold Storage Co. Other
gifts are being received continually,
which aid materially in the service
that is being rendered.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
LIEUT.. CLARENCE FRY DIES
FROMAER0PL ANE ACCIDENT

When in Columbia last September
Lieut.. Fry expressed a desire to soon
be given a machine as an air scout
and fighter. He did not want to be
assigned to observation duties. AT
that time he spoke with the coolest
confidence in the ability of American
airmen to overcome the Boches and
to take place as the best aviators in
the war He spoke of aviation as be-
ing quite similar to automobiling and
manifested thorough knowledge of
the technique Of the hazardous du-
ties that he had undertaken.
So far as The Herald has been able
to ascertain Lieut.. Fry is the first
soldier from Maury county to lose his
life overseas in the war, and probably
is the second to lose his life since
the declaration of hostilities, one
other soldier having been killed by ac-
cident while guarding bridge near
Knoxville.
Lieut.. Fry had been in the service
almost year. He is survived by his
father, John w. Fry, three sisters,
Mrs. Sam Harlan OF Florence, Ala,
Miss Minnie Fry and Miss Grace Fry,
and two brothers, Carlton Fry and
William Fry, who is in the field SER
vice in France. The youngest sister,
Miss Grace, was a member of the
graduating class of the Columbia high
school and received the shocking
news of her brothers death shortly
after receiving her diploma.
Lieut.. Fry was born, February 26,
1894, being only few months past
his Gath birthday. He was grad
uate of the Columbia Military Acad-
envy, being lieutenant of cadets at
the time of his graduation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC a
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Democratic Executive commit
tee of Maury county is hereby called
pursuant to resolutions adopted by
the State committee in conformity
with an act of the legislature, to meet
at the courthouse, circuit court room
in Columbia, at II a, m, Saturday
May IS, 1918, for the purpose OF
recommending to the State Primary
Election Commissioners five members
of the County Board of Primary Elec
ton Commissioners. who will on
Thurs, Aug. l.. hold the legal primary
for the nomination of candidates for
governor, United States Senator, Rep
resentative in Congress, a railroad
commissioner, and members of both
branches of the state legislature, and
the election of two members of the
State Democratic Executive commit.
tee. This board of county primary
election commissioners will serve for
two years.
W. C. WHITTHORNE,
Chairman.
H. T. SHELTON,
Secretary.
1OMay-1t-d CIV
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
Washington, D. c.
May 10, 1918

Maury stdunty has lost her first SOL
overseas hi the war. Lieut.. Clarence
H. Fry, yotnger son of John W. Fry
of this city, died May 5 from an aero
plane accident, it was officially an
nounced in a telegram to Mr.. Fry
from Adjutant General Mccain al
noon Friday.
Lieut.. Fry was at an aeropiane
training school at Oxford, England
when the last letter from him was
written. and it is supposed that the
accident that caused his death oc
Cured there. No further details were
obtainable this afternoon. He volun
teered in the aeroplane service last
June after failing to obtain entrance
to the first officers training camp
which had been filled before his ap
plication was received. He was sent
to the ground school at the University
of Ohio and was the only Tennessean
in training there. After completing
the ground course re was sent u
England for further training
Lieut.. Fry was at home on a shor'
visit last September before saiiins
about the middle of October for ENG
land. He graduated as a fller ias'
March and had been given his wings
but was waiting for an aeropiahe DC
fore being sent to the front lines.
Having been engaged in the auto
mobile business since his boyhood' De
ing a member of the firm Oh Try
Bros. and having natural genius
for mechanics and motors, he was ai
adept in automobile construction
This training made it easy for MIN
to quickly acquire proficiency as Oh
aviator and he was considered one %
the most efficient men in his squad
ron. He would have long since oeen
in action at the front but Tor the
shortage in aeroplanes.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
DYNAM|TES
J. A SLUGGISH LIVER
CRASHES INTO SOUR BILE. MAX
ING you SICK AND YOU LOSE
A DAYS WORK.

Calomel salivates, Its mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on slug
gish liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
1t. causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious. headacby. con
stipated and all knocked out, just go to
your druggist and get bottle of bod.
sons Liver Tone for few cents. which
Is a harmless vegetable substitute
for dangerous calomel. Take spoon
full and If it doesn't start your liver
and straighten you up better and
quicker than nasty calomel and with
out making you sick. you. just go
back and get your money.
II you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; be
sides. it may salivate you, while II
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great. full OF
ambition and ready for work or play.
It's harmless. pleasant and safe to
give to children; they like IT.
(Advt.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
SUSPICIOUS VAGRANT
HELD FOR TRESPASSING

John Lisee, who was arrested Sun.
day afternoon for trespassing on rail
road property, was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace w. E. Alexander,
and upon submission was fined IS and
costs. He was sent to the county
workhouse to work out his fine. Lisee
claimed to be on his way from Shelf.
field to Nashville when arrested. He
was given an opportunity to go on
to Nashville, but failed to leave and
was then picked up again and taken
before the justice of the peace.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
MRS. R. c. ELAN IS
CALLED TO BEYOND
SOLDIER SON REACHES HOME
FEW HOURS AFTER DEATH OF
MOTHER-FuNERAL TODAY.

One of the saddest deaths that has
occurred in the Goshen church COM
munity for several years was that of
Mrs. Francis Prowell Elan, wife of
R. G. Elan. She had been a sufferer
for twelve weeks and her life came to
a close Thursday evening at O'Clock.
She had been a devoted member of
the Methodist church the greater part
OF her life and was greatly beloved by
all her friends. She was good
mother and a loving wife and will be
greatly missed She is survived by
her husband, three sons, one daughter
and her aged mother, Mrs. Francis
Prowell.
One son, Howard Elan, has been at
the officers training school, Camp
Pike, Ark, since January 5. and
reached home Thursday night few
hours after his mothers death. The
Jewell, is member of the
senior class of the Columbia high
school, and was to have graduated to-
day. Twin boys, Prowell and Howell,
age II, has been spending all of their
time in the burrows making food to
take care of the boys in camp. and
we're very much interested in their
work
The funeral services were conduct
ed this afternoon at o'clock from
Goshen church by the Rev. J. T. Cot
ton. Arrangements by the Mau"y
Undertaking company.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
s[lECTMEN MAKE
MERRY AS THEY
DEPART FOR CAM!
JOE VOORHEES,, Jr, COMEDIAN,
LEADS HIS MEN AWAY IN THE
BEST OF SPIRITS
SEVEN TO Fl. OGLETHOREF
Next Increment VIII be Made Up Of
SO White Men--Will Leave Latter
Part of May-Robert Upshaw to Fl.
Benjamin Harrison.

Led by Joe L. VOORHEES,, .Jr,. the
seven selectmen who entrained Fri
day afternoon for TT. Oglethorpe form
bed ABOUT thel jplliest increment, Of men
who have responded to draft cal
from Maury county There was the
psqusalIs touch ,of sadness upon the de
parture Of these men, but the natural
wit OF zoe voorhies.'W.io spent seven
years on the vaudeville stage and re
turned only few days ago to respond
t9.t9e ,eeafpp to ,fa 9HlpgS briSRptaegqed Tbs
scene and soon had, the seven men
i'pdiiingo d regular tinihstrel'i stun,
with their jokes and witty passages
Ebert lLunn, another member of the
party, made VOORHEES, wish they could
get before the footlights as a comedy
team ssYli 1i3dt 9niyly sfk
The men in this increment were,
Joe Lane VOORHEES,, leader.
James w. Carson.
7 ELI David Wolf. e s&'s +
Ebert Lunn.
Emory Singleton Dodson.
Robert Thomas Westmoreland
Robert Taylor Carrigan.
The Red Cros canteen committee
provided the men with the usual
bountiful boxes of lunches, and a
large crowd of friends and relatives
were at the station to say goodbye.
The destination of Robert Upshaw,
who will leave on May II, has been
changed from TT. Myer Ma. to Fl
Benjamin Harrison, ind He will be
assigned to stenographic duty with a
regiment of engineers
Maury's quota in the next draft will
be SO men to leave the latter part of
May All will be white men. The
Local Board has not yet received Off
cial orders for this call.