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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
ENSlFICA
LA CAMPANA
ELECTORAL

MEXICo. - de jnlio.-La ca=:paha clecso-
raj para d;pu.2jos Al Coacrcso de la Union en-
81 pr ximo perio5o constitutional cada dia 6
mas activa e. n capital.
Les particles v~o'i;icos 10 cesar uH T'-Ten-
70 en- su labor Dc propaganda : los candida
;os v~er:iican mi;iaes en ;odos los 5ar-:os de
IA ciudad diar,amentc.
Los orado-cs populachcros han sido contra
;ados po- suicides. : has:a en- las func'oncs &c
los tea,-os &c scgu@4o order. entire acto y ncto
apa-cccn sa cl fo7o propasandis;as q" tales o
c@ales candiaa:u-as. que pronuncian discusses
er favor Re sus candidates.
Nunca Sc habia yisto En- eSta capita tan:o
en:usiasno electoral
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;SE PRA.CTICARON ONCE AIRES,
{; TOS

La noche de! vi,rneS al sabado hi
cieron buena presa los detectives en-
cargados de "a cruzada contra el Vi
clio. pues log-aron IL dscencioa de
once personals. diez de elias acusadas
de violacion a los articuloS tres Y cua
tro del nuevo reGlamento de po!icia Y
una mIjer acusada de haber asaltado
4 un individuo. De ssto5 acusados uno
fue multado de $1,000. 4 IN $25.Q0,
V otro en- So. 90. Tres iueron consig-
nados q Ia po!.cia.
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NO SADEN QUIENES SON SUS
PADRES

Las personals que residen en- Ia c.
sa numero 14O4 de Ia Gale Sur Alamo
dieron parte a Ia pol!cia de que Sc
encontraba en- su poder IN nino me
xicano de dos amos de edad, al que
ercontraron vagando por dicna Gale
Y cue ~ignoraban quienes sean sus
padres De IA ~estaci6n central de po-
licia Sc rog0 a los habitantcS de Ia
casa exprcsada, que tuvieran en- 81
podcr al nino hasta que aparecie-an
sus radres a reclamarlo.
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NoTICIAS DE La CluDAD DE MEXICO.
No Sc abr;rdu los empcEoS.

No Sc a6r:rdu los smpeEoS.
Como IN diario de esta Iocalidad dicra IA
noticia de que en- es:a ciudeG Sc perrnitiria
dc nucvo por 81 Gobierao el estahIeclmiento
dc los cmpenos communicate Ilamados ''baza-
res" en- los cue los po5res obtenian q cam
bio dc prendas prcstanos q diez por c;eEto
mensual. los representatives de ~algunns dIa-
rios Sc di-igie-on al Alcalde de Ia e;uiad ea
solici;ud de datoS sobre el asunto. y el senior
Presidents Municipal manifesto que NADIA ha-
bta sobre Ell particular : QUE en- su opinion
personal era que no Sc ds,eria permitir Ia
rcapertura de los monte- .cs, como es pro-
bable qCe Sc pc-naita.
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Ferrocarrileros
MexicQnos.

Va es tempo de poner en- nrac-
tea las mobiles aspiraciones que to-
do buen mexicano ha tenido sier,-
pre-. de i~nstruirse sabLamente Ell 10
c~oncerniente a sus differences labo-
res.
Los libros que forulan "A 81
BLIOTECA DEL FERROCARRI-
LERO MEXICANO" lie facilitaran
tcda inforr1aci0no cue Sc relacione
con su trabajo.
Ahora Sc ofrecen al Gremio Me
CAMEO los prine-os lioros. La Lo-
comotora Mallet Compound Articu-
lada". sci Compressor de Aire
Compond." Estes Sc mandarin a
cualquier parte de Mexico o de los
Estadcs Unidos, al recibo de giro
postal de S1.25. por goa clo. 10
media americana: libre de porte.
Recorte este a7uncio ahoTa MS
nc. poaralo en- scbre cCn 81 NOM
bre V direction V mandelo q CAR
LOS ii. ACEVEDO. P. O. Box II.
Indio. California. L. S. A. Y a
vuelta de correo rccibira toilette y
fctog-afias in~tcresantes.
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IN BUEN GOLPE DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE DETECTIVES

Aver por IL manana fueron l!evs-
dos a ~presencia del Captain Caru-
th2rs, tres negros que habian S!do
apreh5rdidos por los detectives Lou
,h!an Y Street. por haber descubierto
estaban robando las bodegas de
Ia ~ferreter1a Basse Hardware Co, de
esta ciudad.
De las averiguaciones practlcadas
Sc seco en- limpio que sc haolan apo
dorado de ~articulos por vaior de sels-
ciertos doiareS ACCOMPLISHMENTS. En-
poGer de los ladrones fueron encon-
t-adas varias liantas de automovll
nuevas, una gran cantidad de man.
gueras de hule. herramientas de todas
classes ' algunas otras cosaS- Tam
bien 5. logro averigua- que los negros
ladrones habian v5ndido en- Ia t!enCa
de IN m~exicano, por el rumbo de Ia
estaci0n del S. P. numeroSos obJe~
tos robados. Ell Gambia dc los cuaIes
recibian azucar, cafe Y otroS comes
tibles. El indiviGuo que encubria Ia
les robos Y sra complete de los ladro-
mes tambi6n fue arrestado.
e Captain Caruthers decia aver al
reporter. que IA semana que hoy ter
nina fue una de las mas pesadaS para
su deparsamento, pues Sc descubrie-
ron numerosoS robos Y Sc t~raoal0
excesivamentc en- muchos caSos, tan
to que, desde que esta el frente del
departsmento de detectives en- ningu-
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BANQUETE

Para felicitar al senior Emilio j. Loya, por
ST. nombraniento como asisteate del .upe-
rintenGente de IL Compania de Sesuros Na-
clonai de tennessee, I'm grupo qe sus a..I-
COS !e ofrecio aver IN banquetc en- I'm CEN
trico restaurant
I'll Sr. Loya. saldra en- breve para l. ciu-
dad de FL Paso, 4 tomar possession de 81 nue.
vo puesto.
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ST. N-aIE

Scgun noncias .cc,b,das en- csta ciudad.
aver saiio de In de Nuavo laredo. CONT
nuando 81 viaja 4 Mexico. IA familia Rho
dc. que ha POGO abandonara i San Antonio.
PARA LII U~NivERSlDAD De COLUMBIA
ETirc las macst-a5 de san Antonio que
este ana So han rcSistrado para hacer 81 cur
so do ve--no. CT Ia Un,vc=sidad de Column
bia. SC cGsrt4 IA Sri;a. Marcari:a Caralcs.
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CUATDO Sc tiene IN ;rabajO pesado Y sc
tiene que guardian una postura lnComoca y
eacorvaGa. Sc sutTen al POGO tempo dolo-
res de CcStadO ' eSpalda que moleStan
81 suS mUsculOs eStan torcidoS o
canSados. Id. no pOdra alivlarloS nj re
conrortarloS sin avuda. La Gran frerZa
del linimeato llamado ~BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT le ~pToducira Sorpren-
denies reSultadoS. p~OnienGolO SanO ' fuer-
te. pues es ei remedio que I'd. iuStamente
Precio: s5c.. soc. Y Sf.W cada
De venta por h. Conn anu Co.,
san Antonio, Texas. iAcy.l
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NUEVO MEDICO

Acadia de Iegar 4 esta ciudaG. procedcn;c
&c Monterrey, el Dr. Don Matias Aguirre
Ccrna. n'5dico meXicano rc-ienccalente reel
lido en- una univcrsidad de- Chicago.
Fl DR.. AEu.rrc Cc-ra. fijzra 81 -esidcncia
en- San Antonio. donde Sc dcIicara I! ejcr-
cIcio dc 81 profession.
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Regissro Civil
NACIMIENTOS.

NACIMIENT0S.
I'm rino del matrimonio Guilerno Sslma-
guese ) Soledad Morales, lS6 Gale Elm
In nino del mat-imonio Fructuoso San
chez y Ramona Garcia, 4l3 Gale Dose.
Una nina del matrimonio Vicente Cara ,
Antonia Flores. 24S Gale Kerr.
In mno del matrinonio Quirino SanmiEllel
: Josefa Rodriguez. 932 Gale Sur Lare3c.
LICE@ClAs DE M~ATREMoNIo.
margarine Cardenas y Maria SalsS
Bruno Etca-te e Irene Chavez.
Bias Quezadas y Antonio Chavez.
Manuel Marin = Elizabet Rodgers.
Pablo Mendoza = Arastasia Ned-aRo.
Jose EduwiEcs Lares y Fe.ipa Davila-
jose Santos A5ueia y Manuela VaZquez.
jose Esparza e Isidra Ponce.
CEFUNCIoNES.
Rita Rodriguez. un ano tres meses. PIG
Gale Walsh.
Susaro viTlarreal. dos amos, esquina dc las
GALES San Patricio y Trinidad.
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CEFUNCIONES.
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio ; los alredcdo-es estara du-
-an:c el dia dcspeiado cl tempo. Duran:e Ia
aochc DO Domingo cl cielo estara general
nente Gcspciado.
El maAimlm del ca!o- sera de o. a 90 grades.
Soplaran bz:sa del Nc-te y riento del Sur
este.
Aver marco ell tcrm6metro. a "a strnbra.
las sicuien;es temperatures:
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encontrado ell autom6vil marcado con
el reg;stro numero 152,461 del Esta-
do de Texas, averiguandose que per
tenece a la sonora Kate Smallword,
qua vive en- Ia ASA numero ia de Ia
sylle W. Pecan.
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PARA MENICO

La Sra. DoAa Ca-2lina \. de Cara y IA
Srita, Zoraida Cara Aldapc. que mace pocos
d!as saiierou lie estA ciudad rumbo : Ia de
Sai;il!o, sa!icron ayr &C Ia capital cuahui-
tense para a de Il RepGbjica !Ncxicgna. DON
dc iiia!an su Residential.
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,nuna otra semana Sc h. trabajado
mas.
Con motive del robo a Ia ferrett-
ria va c.tada, Sc va a seguir traba-
iaado hasta recuperar todos los arti-
culos ole fueron roDados.
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Ola DE CAMPO

Aver Sc nos notici6 dc cue. 90 habienGo
sido possible areg!ar para e! ola dc hoy. 10 re-
!ativo al dia &c campo que el Casino prcpa-
raba en- olseqUio = SIS socios. este tenGra
lrGaS e! p-o&imo Domingo IS &c los CO.
rrientes.
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sooolsS Rszona&&:
PARA NEW

Dcspues de alsunoS dias dc permanencia
en- sta clrdad. en- Ell ar-eg!o de resocios va
RIOS. rcSreso anoche n puerto de New Or
leans. doadc reside, el sr. D. Fiscro Betan-
court
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
. SO CENTAvoS CADA TONIC

SO CENTAvoS CADA TONIC
e Inc cni:o Miste-ioso
Tn Robo u el PalacIo Real
- Principe JUSado-
e Asslto en- G. Sleeping
e Arlo Roo
e Herede-c de EaElestone
FL Secrcto del Aa;lo
e P-esiGentc &c las Colo1ias
e False Salteado-
La Doncela Raptade
al Fusil del Negro
81 Tesoro del RoShi
I'm Vjaic dc Bodas
e Sacc-io-e del Sol
- Tcsoro &C! ESsadC
E2 Z Rato2era
e. Sec-eto del teso-o
HovELAs DE cARLoTA BRAEME
80 CENTAVOS CADA UNA
i1ucena
NroreS Subhmes
Co-azon &c ORC
Gc-a
= Sec-cto de Lady Mur,e'
En- 81 c-isol del amor
N 81 Maaana dc bodas
Entire dos Pecacos
5avencible Amor
n Condesa de Cra6oc
T~eucaci6n de una aujeC
Nodcrra Ccnicienta
4 Est-rlG &c Ano-
,tas DSbil que una NUlcr
Scenes del COrazon
Una hicaa De Amor
Juez y Parte
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ALAMO CHEMICAL CO.
r E G 0 r r E

listed y suarde es.a direction para Gre
SC Ia muestrc 4 sus amigos que suiFen a.
raIIos. nnczuuinos, z;zotes y Sranos &c Ii
mol Co, 25c., en- timbres postalcs que
n n,e!' ren ooa /! en- nando. q vael:a dc eoEeeo.
fra,eo de porte. una ca;ita de pomada Con
1aIez, L. neior del mundo para ets ente.-
me.aics. Devuc,ro Ell dinero a l. pefs'
que Sc cure y no sane
EspIRIpION GONZALEZ
D n Ro~ s.7 LAREDO. TEX.
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ESPIRTTLSNO
CIENCIAS OCuLTAS

Cl.vicula del Rey solomon ...-.... 5 eSo
Dxc:cnar;o Infe-ra- Conaenc naSla
bIsrca, -oia ' leS-a. sparlcioaes,
pcSna = Ritual o. h Alta MaSia- Con
:;enc 81 Triangle de Saion5a. N Ca
haa, el Ta-or. ~Secretos Gel eSito, nj
STomsacia. etc : ~
Euchi-idioces. C.rimorios y Pentaealos 5 90
q a.. DEa q los So espiE { ss1 -:+.:.-, 5 O.:S
e Poder del P~ensamiento. Su ocnl-
MO Y cul-Ura. Como estuaiar 81
Fl Libro internal. Tra.ado &c as Glen
ci.s ocy,!t-s. Coat:eae el iio-o &c Sca
CIp-;ano. C~lavIcula de Salomon. 81
Dragon Rojo y IA Cabra Internal
Fl Vs-tadero Dragon Roio. Encan-
tanientos. nodo de hacerse Invisible.
etc. : 80
Ia Gran Varita Adivinsdora ........ 5 o.25
Libro Nasno de San Cip-iano. Edici@n
9H'eH , so's''s@ e@ ; 500
La Clavieula del Eehicero. o Libro
dc San Cip-iano. con infincad de NJ,
g y,gis SuD-er,n .. 5 100
N ~ a. Si,~ia BLanca 5 0.4O
Manual de MaSia Nec-a ........ ; o4o
Secretos de los Garito5. Arte de ga
mar : loGos los jueEos ....--..-. tSv
Ssc-etos de Alberto e G-ance -....-. ; US0
Secre:oS de u P=eStidiEitacion ? n
maS;a- Lc>cioaes p~-acticas de esca-
rlotco : P0eSidiSitacicn ...-...-. iOV
Secretos del Iafie-po ----..-....-. , V50
Tcsoro Ge MjIagros &c n Cruz de Ca
.avaca. Verdadera ioya del oeu!Is-
mo
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SovELAS HISToRICAS Y PoPULARoS
) so CENTAvOS CADA UNA

iovELAS HISToRIcAS Y PoPULARoS
4 so CENTAVoS CApA y
Albe!ardo y Eloisa
Amor de Ma5re
Diego Corrientes
Dona IuanitG
La Hus-faca de B-usclaS
e B2rcc-o de SevI-2
Esp;a2S &c una flor
Flor De N Dl2
Gcaoveva Ge S-avaCte
Herman Cor:es y Marina
La Ver5cra de "a Paloma
Lucrecie Bo-gia
Los Ausntes de Te-ucl
Ns-Ea~i-a dc BcrcoUa
O-sio. el moro de Eenecis
Ia5!o ; Ni-S'Esa
Romeo Y JUl:eta
Tre;nt. aaos o a vida de un juSadog
\ So CENTAvoS cADA UNA
Be-toldo. Be-:oldino y Caeaseno
C~a-.oraaGno o los - 2ares dc r7ancla
- Dana de las CameIas
Ma76n Lcsccu-
.AvENTURAS DE SHERLOCK
50 cESSTAVos cADA TONIC
= venGcdor dc Cadavercs.
81 Robc DEL Diarnante Azui
- Hin del CsCrero
Blackwell e. P;-acG del TamesIs
Jack el DeSt-ipador
Los Toaederos Raises de LoEG-es
- Ma!eta SanE-ienta
In Nedico Criminal
r. Tes:amsn:o &c! Director
Sherlock Holmes ) e. ContCa5a7disca
De Opio
- Ia Esecueia dc. C-imen 4s Pitts
burg.
! las Pue-tas de IS NuerSe
Ia Viuda Roja &c Paris.
- Ess.ia Eu1-na
Una Nocne de Terror
g Enbo del Collar de Pe-ias
"a infamc PCsada del Cairo
e. NagS-agio &c Corfu
Fl gey dc los BGndidos
AvENTURAS DE JOHN c. RA-
ELES
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- I PElElEsNTdSss4AG !

P u 3 L S E D E V D a Y
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
United States. Canada. Mexico. Cuh5, Puer.
to R;1o, Panama. and the PhIipins
Islands
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FtloSCfiz Elemental. por BairneS see. )
IE N&=GreS. - 81 T-iunfo Gs n Rei-
Eion C~=tstisna poz ChSteauo=iaRd 5
BsroriS S2zraG2- L;b-o del Antigua
Y Ncevo T~e-cameaco. que cont:cae Il
historic del pueblo de Isrsei. WEN
dose clarEucnte como sc p-rpEra
Is ve-ida de- Mesl2s. EGici6n de
hio s
seGueno Lavsic 5
LavzIle de O1aeiOnes -......... 5
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-19
Local z n. G. Is
Activities Are On

A. J. Cash, general secretary Of the
z. II. c. A. was IN Clarksburg yes
Members OF the Dormitory Club
COMMITTEES WIN meet on Friday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock In the directors
room. The committee is composed OF
o. p. Mckinney. ". +. Foster and
A. a. Porter.
Interest has picked up in the bowl
ing on the association alleys.
Gymnasium work under the direc-
ton Of Jimmy Knight, acting physi-
cal director, Is progressing nicely.
General Secretary Cash reported
that the local association'S affairs are
in good condition 70 the board Of di-
rectors at their meeting on Monday
indications are that no games win
be played IN the Commercial Duck
Pin league until after January 1.
Christmas activities have>in q degree
detraeted from the interest for the
present.
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Moose to Extend
Christmas Cheer

Christmas good cheer will be e1-
tended by Fairmont Lodge 9, Loyal
Order OF Moose, for last evening az
their meeting in Moose Home. a dona-
ton OF $40 was made to the Salvation
Army CbTistDas fund, and a commit
tee composed OF II. B. Moore, A. w.
Hoyatter and Ray D Harden, was APP
pointed TO distribute the annual Christ
mas donations of the Moose to the
widows and children. There was a
large turnout Of members and the sub
ject was received with much interest.
Although no definite date has been
set for the dedication OF the new honae
the Moose are looking forward with a
great deal OF expectation to this event
Because Of the uncertainty as to Just
when the improvements will be COM
pIeted no date can be fixed.
Arrangements were made for the
frolic OF Clarksburg LegIonS 2. Moose
heart a assembly Of the World, which
VIII be held IN the new room OF Fair
mont lodge on Saturday evening, jan
uary IS. The committee appointed
last evening to assume charge of these
arrangements is composed of o NJ
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-19
PERSONALS

Misc Madeline Gaskiu has returned
from Pittsborgh, where she is stu
dent at the Carnegie Institute and wiz
Snend the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Gask1u.
mrs. Mansfield NJ. Nicely and son.
John. arg spending a few days IN
washington with Congressman Nee4V.
The latter will accompany them home
to spent Christmas.
Mrs. Leona Remington OF baltimore
Is in the city visiting her mother, MIS-.
Minnie Hignman who is i'll with the
IS In the ity visiting her mother, MIS-.
Minnie HeigEman who Is Ill with the
Influenza.
Mrs warl II. Smith has returned
from Winchester, Va. where she had
spent several weeks with her SON,
Herndon who fs~a student at the milf
tary school there En- route home she
visited relatives in Keyser and Cum
berland. Herndon Smith and Harr-
son Conoway the latter also student
there, will arrive here on Saturday 10
spend thu holidays.
Mrs. Sadie Klnsev and daughte-,
Miss Martha, are Ill with influenza at
their home OF Walnut avenue.
Miss Genevieve Pauline. little dau-
ghter OF Mrs MadSe Morgan, IS III Win
Influenza a. her home on Columbia
Hon. W. A. ohley Of Charleston. Is
spending several days in this city,
with his sister Mrs. Emma oh1ey
Johnson.
Miss Virginia Hewitt. OF Manning
ton. arrived here today to spend sew
eraI days as the guest Of the Misses
Mona and Nina Simon on Maple ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene comsrford
and little daughter, Miss Rachel. of
MT. Lake Park, who had spent several
days as the guests Of Mrs. Allie bay
mond and Mrs. Cora Bishop left yes
terday for California, Pa, where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Deborah Fitzgerald will leave
Saturday for Cameron, where she viii
spend Christmas with relatives.
Frank Byrne. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Byrne. who had been sta
toned at Camp Lee, Virginia, has re-
turned home, having been honorably
discharged from service
George Decker, woh is stationed at
Camp Mills, ". Y, Will arrive here
saturday to spend furlough with
relatives.
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Gnyem-1aII.

Earl Grayem and Miss Mary Ban
were quietly married In Petersburg
on Monday evening, December 16.
The groom Is son Of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Grayem, Of 211 Market street.
and to bride Is a daughter Of Mr. and
Va Va: The bride Is also an enrol1ed Red
Cross nurse having been engaged In
active war work since last June.
They are now at the home OF the
groom's aprents, and viii be at home
to their friends after January L Mr..
Grayem is a well known young Fair
mont man having been employed by
the Eairmon6 Investment company for
some time past.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-19
Seven Transports
Bringing 1000 Men
fB1 Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-RctuTning
home on the transport George Wash,
fnSton. which sailed from France De-
cember Is, the War department an
nounced today, are the 1S9th field az
tiNIery. batteries A. B, D md E and
headquarters company of 18th field
artillery IS Officers OF the 13Sth field
artillery and a number Of casuals.
Casuals also are returning on the
steamer Ss1cnia, which sailed on De
cember Ia, Mossas:n, which sailed on
December Is. and Heredia, Cartago.
Sixaola and BellatSIx on December 16-
On al sevsn ships there are abaut 1000
cficers and men.
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Ms Lawrenoa NYIIeon


Mrs. Lawrence wilson died last
evening at Cock hospital. where she
had been n patient for few days.
She was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Floyd OF Monumental.
FuEeTal at Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Henlin OF Dom
ora, Pa, passed through this city with
the remains Of their infant daughter,
Hereldina whose death occurred there
from infuel Ia Mr.. and Mrs. Heflfn,
Mr.. and MRS. S. ]. HeHlin, Lloyd
Shacklefora and John w. McCafrey,
who accompanied them, arrived here
last night and spent the night at the
Fairmont, ard proceeded to Grafton
this morning. where the body Of the
child viii be- inferred. The He6Iins
were former residents OF Grafton.
Funeral OF Mrs. Weaver.
Funeral services over the body Of
Mrs. Margaret West weaver, wife OF
J. NJ. Weaver, whose death occurred
on Tuesday took place this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock from her residence in
Spring street. Services were conduct
ed by the Rev. C. E. Goodwin. pastor
OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church and interment was made In
Woodlawn cemetery by Undertsker B.
G. Jones.
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ALondon dispatch, Wednesda,

ALondon dispatch Wednesday said
that unconlrmed reports had been
received that Odessa had been occu-
pied by the Petlura forces. Dispatches
dated a week previously at odessa
said that the Petlura forces were
marching on Odessa.
The Allied naval forces there have
taken steps to protect the wharves
and Allied nationals, bat had decided
not to interfere in any lighting In the
Odessa, which is the principal Rus
sian seaport OF the Black Sea, had
been the scene Of much disorder since
the downfall Of the Kerensky regime.
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Charter for Auto Signal CO

Charter for Auto Signal Ca
certificate of Incorporation for the
Urso Auto Signal company vas HE'D
in the county clerks Office yesterday.
The main Offices Will be in Fairmont'
and work viii consist in manufsctur-
Ing signal devices for auotmoo1les.
The capital stock is $4,000. ncor-
0orators are Richard Gtlkeson, Beoe-
detto Urso, s. Tiano, G. B: Cunning
nam and A. +. Giordino, all Of Fair
mont. French McCray has been nam
ed attorney for the company.
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WERE IOFmer TeSluentS OF OtaLIUu.
Funeral OF Mrs. Weaver.
WILL INTERN eERMANs.

PARIS, Dec. 19-Austro-G German
soldiers who have been rounded up in
European and Asiatic Turkey by the
Allies WIN be transported to France
for interment until peace Is declared.
Admiral ]. f. c. Amet, French high
commissioner, at Constantinople has
reQuistioned an German vessels In
Turkish ports and win use them In
transporting the Austro German pr4s-
toner's to France.
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70 TalJe en- Prohibition Prodfbi-
ton and the War VIII be the theme
OF an address TO be delivered by Hon
Oliver W. Stewart on Sunday night
at a patriotic meeting 70 be held At
TIE Central Christian church. Mr..
Stewart is a brilliant speaker. In ad-
dftfon TO this address q program OF
Christmas music win be given.
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Realty Deeds Filed-l

Realty Deeds Fled-The following
deeds were fled at the county clerks
Office yesterday: Vandilla Fetty and
husband to James n. Ice. land IN Far
ratngton, $500; E. F. Watkins to NJ
L. Sturm, land in Second ward,
S4,S5S; A E. Yost and wife to Elena
J.. Yost, Land In Paw Paw district,
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Released on Bond-Lulu Burress
and Tom Smith, who were arrested
some time ago for bringing in whis-
key, appeared before Justice Coma
way and were released on bond until
next grand jury.
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Coming for Holtdays-Rudall John
son. who attends Augusta Military
academy at Fort Defiance, Va. WI
arrive here tomorrow to spend the
holidays with his parents, DR.. and MIS-.
n. n. Johnson, In Walnut avenue.
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BERKELEYS WAR MEMORIAL

MARTRTSBURG W. Va.s Dec. IS.
"A movement has been started here
ute to Berkeley county boys who died
IN the war. The County court has.
named 9 committee 70 work ont me
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Marriage 1deense-A marriage IL
cense was issued yesterday at the
county clerks Office to Albert Ray
naond Longstreth. 81, and Edna Opal
Butcher, 10, both Of Warrington.
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PTTTSFIELD, Mass. Dec. 19-An
orderly walk out OF $500 Of 5000 EN-
ployes Of the local plant OF the General
Electric company occurred today An
nomcement was made that the plant
had planned to operate on short time
BEGINNING Monday next
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At Cook Hospitat-Captain W. w.
Hun, who was sent here BY inc gov
eminent In charge OF the PhospRoEou y
T31aIt at Riyesville, Is q patient at
Cook hospital. He is not seriously III
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Whiskey Toters F1ned-Louis Lo-
nislry and John Fijkel were ach fined
800 and given Jail sentence Of SO
DAYS for bringing in whiskey several
days ago from Pittsburgh. Hearing
was held before Justice Conway.