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See DE GRATIFICACION darc n Ia pcrso-
l. que IT, p:oporci"ne infor-nes cxastoS del
seGo- mi padre. Luis Camacho. &c - amos de
...,ti. cst:it:i.. rcgalar. celia poblada. bigosc
".-rr. nr:"inario Gr CucrarnaTo, Gto. MEX.
:, ne lie Mario del corrientc ano me escrl-
h;6 Le Waco. Tex. Cualqu;er informe que SC
l.7ga Sonrc iicha persona favor DC diriglr!o
-. i29)
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc anuncia para hoy. CT San Antonio :?
Us alrcdcdorcs. IN Ola nebuloso y ca!ieAte.
var:anGo. On los trades maximos entire 6s :?
u.
AVER 81 ;c.m::netro marco Ia temperature
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s5co De GRATIFICACION Sc daran I IA
:,reona Guc informc arcrca DC! paradcro del
sc5or Isauro y. Hernandez, de ~ amos &c
risd. o-i-!nariv Dc .AlaZanas de- Farfan- Ja-
I.ro. NJ: cs:au.ra =, ,-ul.r. color moreno.
ti.nc .!na cicat-iz cr IL frcntr. FL dta Is dc
N-ostc del co-ri.atc ano saLio nc Denison.
TcN.. a t-abajar a Dallas, Tex. CuaiGuicT IN
.0-nle que Sc tonga soorc d:cha persona Ia
yar do t;ricir,o a Kansas & Mexico CoTme
.at Co.. IS r. Missouri Avenue. Kansas City.
70. ''''
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ENSENANZA

LECCIOEES De PIANO Y CANTo 1. do
miciiio~ PTecios convcncioHalcs. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUhNO. araduado en- los Conserva-
toTios DC Madrid y Paris. Recibe o.dcnss
40 MORALES ST. Sc habla Frances > Is
pahol.
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? U LII 5 s E D E! =
TEHSS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States. Lsnada. Mexico. Snr". sael'
20 R:cc. Panama. and the Phi!lpins
sianGE:

OEs ESEc = -
SIX :ncC-hs "a
Three 3O:l:hs -....... ..-.--.--..e -
Ear..1.j :SrI ops and ii Countries In :hs G-.
ve:a-- Pos,al C:ioG: o,o
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Aee.I, cQuor ever Ee:nesdaJ. a. ~"
ivIIog ~, -E;aS c.,.
Uaiteo oLs:S. Ie1:cn. CsiiAaa, -dp-"
pue-,, R1c, r.osr,, &C. the thiilp:Gs -
Ind.
Ol!S y.1S -
csas-@ ami SoGta ansins 'Sceo'irs
TarAus.f Europe ecE.: 49,,
NV SS-T -
psy-.Gls a.r G-c IL advance and Ia u
a:.tc. ~ p0s:si o. Eapr-sS ui'!ieg rfVC.'
N.Ir Ecrk eIc1anss O. IsGIsi['tG -s'rF'
is.lns O. ~ 4.crlynor axe - =. =. ~. * IL
A.Ir.Sai2LsA
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ST pARA RCENA GRATiF1CACION = Ia
;ersora Guc 2roDorcionc irfo-mc* cIactos del
oven Alfonso Tomas. lie Is amos dc edat, orr
rinario d, Zacapu. M:ch.. Mexico. hacc como
: amos Sc Ealhaua en- Los Angeles. Cat. en- c!
Hotel Delaware. CuaIruier iaforme que e
;c-"a ,ohrc Glcha persona favor dc d!-igir!o
:: kansas and M,I,co Commercial Co.. IS h.
Missouri AVE-. KANSAS CITY. 10. t2si
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COMPRAS

DESEO ADQUIRIR en- Mexico de 1000 4
5000 acres dc terreuo. Eaviense JOdo Eese-
re de datos 4 4. Il. Rife. IO4 Halliday Ave.
San Antonio. Te..
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DARE MAG&IFlCA SGati!icacIon a quleL
,r. prs3arciorarr inforrnes sAEcinS accrc2 &c
m Rio Salvador SuiTcz, como de 20 amos lie
s-4ad. h!anco, ojos : bigotc ncEros. el braDo
i7rriarin 10 ,icnc iiCcramcntc iesionato. Sir
va-se ,!!riCi: los iniormeS Z Juan Suarez,
DaninC, -. Mexico. w
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-. Nr Of GKATIFiCACION dare a Ia per
s,.,;: quc ne p-uro-clunr iniornes eXac:cs &c
NJ: bf.,. Ra..ci Co-tss. Hacp cincu amos. On
JUNO de 1919. 81 >cparo dc mi lado en- AgE.&-
caEcEtrs. Mcx.. sIn qIe nasta ahora sepa ~
,,araG.ro. CuGlauier informc que SC tcnfa
.nEsc dicha persona favor de dirigirlo 4 Pc
49,, vII.ioLr; Jrliet. n. t29t
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MOTOR DE EENTA

Sc vende un motor de cinco ca
bal!os, una face, 1900 revoluciones
Dor minute, en- magnificas condicio-
mes. Para informes dr1Janse a
LA PRENSA.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS
PERDIDAS

$500 DE GRATIEICACIoN 4 quien ENTIRE
2ue o de raz6R dc dos yeguas una colorado.
patas b!ancas: t:ene una nuvc en un ojo y
una c~icatriz en- 81 collar L. otra es careIa,
tiene I'm oio blanco. ) "a erin de Ia cola e
.nuy grande. Ocurran 4 ia y. Salado. IN
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RE 0 I E

listed ' xczr5e es.N 1:-@.ci6" ps-a eds
IA mr-s.gc = sus sc'=os ocs '@:Fca 9s
.aUcx ---zz';-cs, =.z9Ees : g1aAos &c n
sci Con Csc. e ti-1b@-s 7cStaLcs aus
ne --rl:a c nAa1o. = vueiGa &c eocTco'
.,-1 =. po-.-. a-a caS,ta d. pomada GL..-
- J. a-So- De. nCrGo Sa-a e=S cnfer-
-~T-:ss Dry.r.vo :. 6iaero I n ce-yoas
,Ie So eve Y 20 sane
, D s,x al LAREDO. TEX
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Sc D.tRA GRATITfCACfOH a IA persona
GE- proportion. inforrics c;actcs dc! seno-
lose Sc.ralLp. DC - = IS amos &c cdad. OH
SIaa-io dc IL Hacienda dc Fa!despi.o, Qua
a~ajlaio. NINico. Quien dcsGc 1910 reside en-
CO. pas: en- 1911 sc cncontTaba en- Cn pun.o
de- f.s.aGo dc Colorado. sin Huc d.sde eT;on-
-. = haya yuc.t" = sahcr dc a. Cua!TGIe:
mono puc - t"Aca Sob-c dlcho senior "a
.o- dc di-iCirlo = Kansas & Mexico CONNER
IL! Co. 3 Z. Missouri Avenue. Kansas City.
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fArENClON! !ATENCION!
A CiSARSE

A
CaralogO Ge cana msI.ca12S OtsS
2sciugalidades ! eIIenss lists de hsF'
uus,> lgmbraS.
Env.Sros III Dollar solaE2enSe ' eo>-
lJ-uS Il feM.u7r.GC>, . Suelsa de ~
REQ. rueS.ru complete cataioSc Inatf!-
uoursi con ceS,r!pCtones uetali39aS ~
.pt,RAFIAS, NuMBRE> y plREL-Ip-
VS. &c s6-eaCS, seAoraS ' SenoTits-
asx.cans< y dc UIras &aCl~1IHaidaArs' n
.u3sS yiUtaS lie !GIaChaG!r> ant=Sete-
IS. uuiena- GeSean elcoH;-Nr IN AoEfa
10 ) buen e>9SSO. Id. raedc eS"?toH
. tirecfauenie a cIaiQ-irTa IL ei-a>
; cCnIrser IN matrImunIo ieiiZ Pr cor
d uempO ~C!no$ lIgnOS Ge c9nEiaEAa
4. nos dedicamOS 4 NJ acsoclo h0hf24t
i. Iicil0. No pH-ulta. pus>. or" 3 p3-
.urI7a S'ln!a dr IN tc,aT $50 ." pII
eeLlo err IL. ) 81 nay possible re
!CTpID WHrPINrNIAL-.
EScrioA hay niSG,a \:
RELIANCE CHE
a,y - Los iDCeir-. Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-29

;GRAT!S ,-Toda persona cue ME eomprs
en- abouos Frazadas. Colcaas blancas y Dc
color. C~ortinaS. Relojcs. Alfombras y Tape
ties. recihira S:ati- In mcior r,edicina para
curar In influenza cspaaola. cata-ro. etc. +
Puerte. 1928 Monterrey St.
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es IA Es5szs, EgsssA swsaza sEsa p esa "a
- }. ! : e C. = = ! /
DlAKIu POPULAR INDEpEEDIENrE
PRECiOS De SUBSCRIPTION
En- ;os Es,s1os Ua:3os. h.aico- CAnaos
Cuaa, Pue-:o Hico. Panans. ; las
iazs EInpip.s:

Tn mo .......- -............,... ) :.]r
Seis CleSS 49,
Ire -'eaeS 80. ...---.-..-..'- . A'~
FL CeEio y sur Am:rtSS 'e1cei'N'h"'
Panama.. EUrupa , loe tcuas I4ises ON
p.e.didos - III Ur!5n Pss,a! J-;verskL.
I'm anc IVY
SeIs TSe=A %
. TS SEJSS
IA ssENSA r2S!lea G-ncitG :5s aa!eiCr
ssu.ara-ir. los miSfcolss: >ie,.ic ls PEE
rios - s-0$+ripciSn
s.a :gs Esfados. Gr:Ge*. Hs&::n, Ci.aAia'
Cubs. P"cIaJ Siso. ra2tus. y F2!!'aas ~
- .rs '.......... 5 ESQ
En- l4ntro = Sur ArI1cs. ,s1ce2tva29'
eanans. ErF0ps. SC
DC aliu 49, @ -.--.s . -
Los cages caSeu E.aee-it Do >ItiahspoS
-, y1-s po1:al 9 =: S~FIers. carta corn
u-a.;. : istfn sotre sues ."Tk- Lob pr
e,,, de E,sc-r>:lCa son eo dinc:o ararri.-n.
. -: -yuiyaie.-:. en- !.v:cIN lel n--s c. 1rn-
d., - ,ci.cI.e q peT!vc1cf.
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hVIS0SD De 0CASl0N|
VENTAS

VENDO nluy baratas dos incubadoras /:
tres crcadoras en- muy buen estado dc Servf
clio. Ocurran q 50Sie n. Fro 81 '"ls
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESTTAN una cocincra y una lavan-
is-a QUO hah!en espahol. OcYrran 4 "a casa
500 a.iaiH Avenue.
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$50 DE GRATIFlCACIGE dare a IA per.
-vE:. Que ~info-nc del ..ctua! DsraGero del Sc
"rr mi ra,-c, iGracio Rodriguez scEGn supc.
sal" de Fl Paso. Ton. g. IL de Mayo del pre-
-crtr aHo. rUmJo al ESt1Go &C Colorado, =
j.@5ajar cn n cvsecha Dc! hetabel. CualGuicr
:rfo1rc GGe - tcaga sobrc Gicho scncr fa-
lor Dc diriGirlo = Hilsrio +. Rodriguez. Set.
-. i!obroE. Ar!z.
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NECESiTO IN pIntor DE aulotnoviies. Ocu-
"ra inmediatamen:c 2 223 S. Flores. 1867
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Sc NECESITA IN horbre para que ira
ba;c en- hacienda. ocurran = SCI ". Russell
street. tZ9l
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Sc NECESTIA una seiIorita o joyen es-
,cE6Erafo y IN joven para trsbsjo general
de oficina Presentarse con buenas refercp-
cias. 2i1 San Pedro Ave.
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%ECESITO persona p-actica en- mnnufrc-
;ira dc canacetcs DC a~utonoviles. Ocurran
Ell scg:ida 7 22S :. Flores. l3oI
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INCA CASA QUE yENDE DE ToDo
FOR COREEO.-Fonografos y D;scos Column
bia. C-Gccs. Ba randaics. Moiinos M"St:zlms.
$3.50 $3.50: HiGa:go. slI: La Campana
$5.25: Ropa, Scmbre.Os. Cai=Gto. Muebics.
".riic!nas. ~.cIbas, ArticUlos Mexicanos, etc.
P;dano5 .nformes. J. y. FLORES y HNO.
Box los. F!orcsvilic. Tex. :
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PROFESSIONALS

DR.. \. EtoJAG ALVAREZ, Oste6pata. SIS
Prudential. Life BlGs. Tc!eicno Travis 20.
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o caballcruSI para ncEocio faci!. sin comp.-
tcncia. Puedc listed Fsnarsc faciimcnte DE-
$50 4 $1,000 doiares diarios sin cxigcncis
airura. Informa Sr. &c Ia Cara. TeL.foro
! -a:IS 2035. (29J
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SENORITA honorable dcsca coiocaci n CO,
persona sofa. informcn en- 1875 Avenue B.
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Sc NECESITA HEDlERO para ciea acres
tertcno dc labor. E5criban 4 Peter Kc.e. Box
y. Campbe!l:on. Texas. i23)
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STAR EMPLOYMENT Oil North
Flores St, pucde proporcion. ? 4 listed traDa-
iaGores > cnp!cos- Tciefono Travis 1858.
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Sc NECESITA una criada pa-a trabsjo &C.
rn-al de- casa. 2l3 T.. Nueva St.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
THAN CA[OME[
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are aHarmleSs Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the SUBJ
stitute for calomel-are mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver IS
almost instantaneous. They are the re-
suit of DR.. Edwards determination not
to treat liver and bowel complaints with
calomel. His efforts to Danish it brought
out these little olive-colored tablets
The pleasant little tablets dothe good
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teethlike
strong liquids or calomel. They take
holdof the trouble and quickly correct it.
Why cure the liver at the expense Of the
teeth? Calomel sometimes plays havoc
with the gums. Sodo strong liquids. 1t
is best not to take calomel, but to let DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place.
Most headaches, dizziness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipation and
a disordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel "loggy" and
heavy" Note how they "clear" clouded
brain and howthey "perkup" the spirits.
10c and Csc a box. AL druggists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
CANADA TO LICENSE
MANY ARTICLES FOR u. S.

OTTAWA. Ont. April Amer
lean cOnsuls throughout Canada
have been notified that after April
Is, admission Of a large number OF
articles TO the United States will be
refused unless by. special license.
The purpose Of the order is 10 con-
serve tonnage. Among the articles
upon which the embargo will be
placed are:
Agricultural implements. live an
finals. except for breeding: ashes
tos, all breadstuffs except wheat and
and wheat flour. cars. carriages
and other vehicles. eggs. explosives.
fruits, nuts, gelatine, gold and sill
yer. manufacturers hay. honey,
hops. matches. fresh meats, nickel
oil cake. plants, trees, shrubs and
vines. graphite, pyrites, malt liq-
uors, wines. vegetables and zinc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
SHOW GERMAN MONEY
INFLUENCED NEGROES

JACKSON. Miss. April THE
first concrete evidence that German
money is being used 10 encourage
southern Negroes TO dodge the Sc
!ective draft is furnished in report
fled today at the adjutant generals
office.
The report shows that il has been
practically impossible TO get Negro
registrants 10 respond to the notices
To report sent out by the local board
of Holmes county and Inspector
Ethridse made an investigation
which disclosed that 6. H. Mason
pastor Of a Negro church known as
The Church OF God in Christ" has
been preaching pro Germanism and
advising Negroes to resist the draft
Investigation OF the Church OF
God in Christ" shows that il has
headquarters in Los Angeles and
seems to be well supplied with mon
ey. for in August of last year a $40
GEO brick church was built at Lex
ington for which local Negroes fur
nishOd only a small part of the
building funds. IL is also shown
that the pastor. hitherto an obscure
preacher. recently erected a S25,-
600 brick and stone residence on a
~slaable Tot in Memphis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
SAhHHMIES FIND
CHARGED WIRE
They Come Across Electrified
EntangIements With New
Warning Signals.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRASCE. April "a deluge Of
gas. shrapnel and high explosive
shells fell on certain portions Of
the American sector northwest Of
Toul for four hours last night, and
this morning. a number OF towns,
trenches and roads were targets for
the enemy, who began firing before
midnight First one place was
''strafed' and then another. At one
location alone 1000 shells, 1000 Of
which were gas proJectres. fell
Toward the end OF the Smelling the
Germans let down a barrage in front
Of one OF the American front line
positions for good measure. II Is
surprising what little damage was
done, for the enemy was not only "A
poor marbsman. but the information
upon which ne was apparently acting
was baI.
The American artillery retaliated
and dropped many shells near a
truck. carrying supplies TO an ad-
vanced post before the driver aban-
doned IT,
Two American patrols penetrated
the enemy lines last night. Both
found tn belts OF wire heavily cleo
trihed. one reporting that the strands
OF wire were connected with inter
rupters. which gave off sparks as a
warning 10 the enemy sentTies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
War lie gislation
to Have Sweeping
Effect in America

WASHINGTON, April 2.-ImpOr-
tant war legislation was passed to-
day By the senate, including various
amendments to the national defense
act and separate bills authorizing
the condemnation or lease of land
needed for war purposes and en-
powering the president to con-
u,andeer and operate street and in
terurban railways TO ship yards en-
gagged on government work. The
defense act amendments authorize
the secretary of war 20 prescribe
zones of navigable waters endan-
gered by artillery practice, transpor-
tation of explosives or other war
activities; empower the president to
call for war department clerical
duty men of draft age physically I'M
III for military service and provide
for the enlistment of men outside
of the draft ages for civil duty. One
provision specifically continues the
extra pay allowance of 80 per cent
for army aviatOrs. which the war
department proposed to abolish.
Another bill passed authorizes a
service medal and ribbon for all
regular army and national guard
men and officers who have done
duty on the Mexican border
Alien draft legislation was
brought up by Chairman Chamber
lain Of the military committee, but
was passed over the suggestion OF
Sen. Lodge Of Massachusetts, of the
foreign relations committee, which
is considering the proposed draft
treaties with Great Britain and Can
/ ada
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
PROBE REGISTRATION
OF FORT WAYNE ALIENS

International News Service.
indianapolis. Ind. April 2. -
Investigation OF the registration OF
alien enemies AT Fort Wayne. Ind.
was ordered 70 day by United states
Marshal Storen when IL became
known that the number registered
six months ago when permits were
issued 10 enter barred zones exceed
ed those listed in the recent regis
tration BY more than $50. II is the
belief Of the marshal that the gem
eraI registration should show a
much larger total than the limited
classification. He has ordered a po-
lice investigation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
ALLIANCE CLAIMS IT
GAVE TO RED CROSS

WASHINGTON, April Defend
ers of the German-American salli-
ance. under investigation by a SEN
ate committee to determine whether
the organization has been loyal to
the United States, testified today
that the Allegheny county branch III
Pennsylvania sent funds it collected
to the Swiss Red Cross to aid Brit
ish. Russian and German wounded.
Richard Ullrich, president of the
Allegheny branch, said that he did
not approve circulars sent out Ia
which the alliance endorsed candi-
dates in a Pittsburgh election last
fall as "A means of defeating Muck
ers and German haters.' He said
that he regretted the use of the
words and that had he seen the cir
cular first it would not have been
distributed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
SENATE AMENDMENTS
ON WHEAT HALTED

WASHINGTON. April 2-Senate
amendments 10 the agricultural ap-
preparation DILL including the provi-
sion for Increasing the government
wheat price guarantee 10 S2.5O. We're
disagreed 10 by the house today and
the measure went 20 conference. a
separate vote will be demanded IN
conference on the wheat price.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-02
HOLLAND ADOPTS NEW
LIGHT SAVING PLAN

NEW YORK, April 1.-The day
light saving plan" has been adopted
by the government of Holland. and.
according to an announcement by
the Commercial cable company
here all time pieces were today ad
vanced there one hour. TO continue
until October 1.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12

lisbed by the Mayor and the result as proclaimed shall be conclusive unless attacked in the courts within thirty (30) days after the date of such pro clamation.
 This Amendment shall not repeal or affect any law relating 10 the organ ization of improvement districts.
 This amendment shall be in force upon it's adoption, and shall not re- quire legislative action to put 1t inta force and effect.
 All the provisions of this amend ment shall be treated as mandatory and all provisions of the Constitution or amendments thereto in conict here with are hereby repealed.
 Each elector may vote for or against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature thls 24th day of July, 1918.
 (SeaD TOM J. TBBRAL.
 Secretary of State
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12
ITS 1s TO 45.

The fact that General Crowder does not intend to call the men be- tween IS and 19 years first. nor the men over g years of age first, does not excuse these from registration. They are still within the first draft order, and must register,
 They will not be given their ques tionnaires when the men of other ages receive them. and therefore are set back in deferred class-but they are to register. and will be call cd as they are needed
 Now that volunteering is absolute ly cut off, and that the government will not recognize men of advanced ages in the draft for even particular ly assigned duty until they are with in the service as privates, after they have been called. there seems but d period oil waiting for those who. feeling they were to be used sooner or later, much prefer that the soon CT" apply to their particular cases.
 Today every man from IS to 45 must register As the government needs these men the calls will be made
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12
OLD GLORY TODAY.

A final alppeal went from Washing ton that today all flags be flown, and that wherever it was possible. bands be called in and put to playing the national airs about the communities.
 In other words, the government does not want this to be a solemn day of patriotic duty. but rather an enthusiastic day of patriotic oppor tunity.
 The difference in how about one goes into the matter is the difference the government calls your special at tention to today.
 We may not have the bands. nor the big holiday, but at least there could be thousand flags flying to- day if the people who have flags will put them in 6 prominent place.
 The government has asked that this be done.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12

ment that the people desire shall surround them. If the people wan. goods schools they must vote big school taxes, and if they want public improvements they must vote big taxes for these purposes 1t is all a matter of voting taxes.
 The authorities nowhere can put special or extra tax on a people who have not authorized that tax The authority is with the people It is up 10 the people to do with these deficiencies as they are mind 10 do with them-and either to meet through cooperated higher taxes, or to let their schools and their munni- cipalities and their other public in- stitutions go by the wayside
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12
MEN FEE LTIRED. TOO

While much is said about tired wo- men il must be remembered that mon also pay the penalty of oyerwork
 When the kidneys are weak, inactive or sluggish, when ono feels tired out and miserable, lacks energy and amo.
 ton, Foley Kidney Pills are tonic and strengthening. Wm. 1T. Clark, Spring field, Ohio. writes: 'I found no relic. from kidney trouble until discovered Foley Kidney Pills. Now l am in A shape" They act quickly and surely I-A. c. Jennings. ladyl
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12
STRIKERS WON'T LISTEN.

Bridgeport, Conn, Sept 11,-Five thousand striking union machinists from Bridgeport munitions plants at meeting late today listened to the reading of the message from William H. Johnson. Ppesident of the Interna- tional Assiciation of Machinists. calling on the men to return to work within 4S hours and then voted un- aniously to continue the strike.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12
LIEUT.. GRlFFEEY ADDED

Lieut. Griffeey of this city has been omitted from the roaster of the commissioned men from Hot Springs. He received appointmet as second lieutenant a short time before leav- ing, and was advanced to first lieu tenant and recommended for cap taincy. He Is now in France.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12
SIMPLY MORE TAXES.

The school teachers strike at Mem phis recalls again that unless the people who are property owners stand up and vote taxes and pay them, their governmental institu- iions are going to revert to lower scale.
 The teachers want a higher wage scale. and the school board states it can not meet the demand The school board is nothing more or les 8 than commissioned set of indicid- uals-commissioned for public duty. and unless the people order them to meet higher expenses than the taxes will maintain, they are right not 10 do so.
 It's about similar situation to that which exists in Hot Springs and else- where over the country, and partic- uiarly in those section which have gone "dry" within the last few years
 There is now proposed a genuine tdA UH IOiiee anu tcah anu Olnef such drinks, that would take the place of the old liquor revenue. That would not meet the situation Cof- fee and tea is not regarded as lux iry; and the people could not be taxed on these unless they voted the tax. and they would never do that.
 Getting back to the real meat in the nut. there Is but one thing to be done, and that Is for a tax to be vot : ed on every dollars worth of prop eTty that viii support the govern
The Sentinel=record., 1918-09-12
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Garland County, Ark.
 H. ]. Maxey. plaintiff, vs Mamie F.. Maxey, defendant
 The defendant, Mamie E. Maxey warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. H. J. Maxey.
 Witness my hand and the seal of aid court this 9th day of August, 1918.
 F. W. ROWLES, Clerk. II. r. CtiAPPELI, Atty. ad Litem.