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tsdo de Guanaiua.o, Mexico. Hijo de Je-
,Iis Cano y Julia Alfaro De Cano. Sus Ill
timas not;ciss las rccibi en- 1914 &c Marion.
kansas. Cualquie= inforne que Sc tenga
sobre d;cha persona favor de dirigirla a
To-ibio Csno. 2. Q. Box i2S, OnalasEa, Te-
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BUENA GRATIFICACIuN dare i Ia per-
SORE az. nc proporcionc informcs cxnctcs
de lcs seIcrcs Pedro Pccina ; Pedro Our
lien. las u.timas Hoticias son Cue &c encon-
:raban. el pr!nlerO en- Waco. Tex. y c! Sc
r:ndo en- LcckhETt., Texas. Cua!suier in
fcrrnc que Sc tenga favor de dirisir!o I C-es-
cencio Pecina. J.. o. Box rs, ALVIN Teas.
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GRATIFlCARE con $500 l quIcn me pro
Dorcicna.c Ia actual d.rrcc:Gn . me dieFe ~
.o.mes cxactos accrra de los aenorcs Ram.n
: T;rso Perez, lie 70 ) - amos rcs2ectI~-
ms:te: originarios dc los Herrera, Nueso
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.sxYs. dc donGe Sc scpar6 en- Dicicnlbre' ae
,I5 y cI otro sc encunl-aba en- c! mismo NJ
ar .. ano dc 1914. Cualauisr iaforrfe sly
ansc dirigir!o q Prisci;ano Perez, 3os y.
nd. St. Waco, TeXas.
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MOTIVO VLAJE. traspaso bonita casa
c@CEtrica. dc Cir-o cHartGs amra5!EdoS y
reataGos. 81? So. Tlc-es. 'Iunto Esta-
cion del na:;.j az
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare 4 ia per
son. ou. me- informe eXactanente de 4 d.
-ecci6n Oct senior Joan Il. Spence de los Az
yeles. Cal. que GlIinamente Ia es!ado en-
TO- si-uieatcS IugaTc-: Paios Nerdes Loruis-
bor;-. Campo -. Nuevo Mexico: Il Paso.
Teas. CuaIqu;er iniOrTnc que Sc tenga sooTe
t:cho scnor favor dc ~dirigirlo a J. Felix
Martinez, Box 23l. Sonora, Arizona. g
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$500 DE CRAIIFICACION dare a "a per-
soma cue ne proporcionc :nformes exactos
dc mis- herranos ksteban c Hipoiito Monte
res. ambos rcsidian con Gus familias en-
UvaIdc. Texas. kaoicndo recib;do 81 Ultima
car;n el Gia II d. A5Eii dc! presente aho.
cuaic:ic- info-mc favor &c diriE:rIo A An
tonic Mor:one<, Genera! Delivery, Phocni;.
Arizona.
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80. ~ III = nuisn VI

$500 De GRATfFICACIoN Il quicn NE
rroro,sionc inforrnea cxactos de mi hernia
a.. Tomasa Deigado. quien ell Ene:o del
p.,sen;e afo sali5 De Lagos dc Moreno.
~.i1lisro, Jumbo a EstarioS Unidos. hsbiendo
saa:do Que c,;uyo en- Laredo = dcspues en-
Da.,-s. Texas. Cua.quier iHforme que Sc
t.rxa soo.e dicha persona. favor de dirt
s;r.o . Va!eriano pelsado, Box 81. kendrick.
Orla. tl6
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de euscripci6n. al diarin LA PRENSA% 4
"a persona Cue ne prcporciurare la actual
direction o me communicate iufcrmcs exsctcs
acerca DO mi heTrnaHo, TOMS Perez. origi-
rario DC Allendt, Coahuila, Mexico, como
De 10 amos Dc e!nd. ~estatura regular. hIanco.
ojos cafes. SGcc n!gunos amos rezidia en-
81 Estaio DC Louisiana. Siryanse cnviur
c~ua!quiaT infornc i abraham Perez. Sas-
panco, Texas. t3
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

En- San Antonio y sus a!rcdedores SC IS
sera para 81 dia de hoy =..a temperature ma
x;saa SIS grades.
u tia y Ia Hoche cstaran @cneralnien'e
cla7os y habra Lrisas del Norte.
Aver marco ci tc-mome..o. 3 ia serbia
20 siguien;es empe-atulas:
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LICENCIAS De MATRIMONIO.
Alfredo Flores : Esther EiaEcU.
Jus:o Espinosa y Abigail L6PSz.
Juan SalaZar y Petra L6pc=.
joe z. Cocmons y Petra Bauiisia.
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BuENA GRATIFGCAcroN dare = II Irs--
soma cue deere iniCrmes e%actJ5 dc hi Gu
fisdo. Candelario Morales, de mi hcrman2
BcrnarGira SANCHEZ y dc mi ~hermano. Pc
Gro L6,el. la ultima noticia que tuvc -
clos fuc lie =. Laredo. CunlGuieT in:o:T.
me que So tcnga favor dc Girigirlo n EsIaS
nislao Sanchez, Box 2O3, Minatarc. Ncb7ls-
10 RS
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rT,r.n pCrv-.S TSDEPEEDiENEG
.EECipS UE SUBSCRIPTIONS
e. CO Es-7ucs CniGcs. H"zico' L"nASA
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AVISOS DE- OCCASION
PROEESIONALES

DR.. f.. .ALQUEL GoaEL oiSos- Car
! Ganta : NaEiz- 2o9 Frost Bog Sun H"-
one. leans.
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DEL CNCiOA

Luz Come. c:nco anos. 5l4 caiic Mstamo-
EOs.
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Registro Civil
EACiNiES

NACIMIENTos.
Una Mia del rnz.rimonIo Luis RodriEuca
y Maria de Jesus soriano. Hospita! de Ia
riudad.
Una rina Gel matrimonio Pescual ~. Dias
y Aslnci6n Esparza, 10 Gale No. Medina.
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MATEIMONiALES

CABALLERO M~EXICANo de % amos DC
edad desea correspondence con Sonora o Sc
nn-i;a. de 20 Il - amos. pDc-Io matrlInonIo.
glrigirsc . J. Il. Canpano, =. o. Box g:
,,caIfnn OLA. It's
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MUSlCA PARA BALES. Piano. Violin
: FIauta. G. Rivas. lol5 ). San Jacinto
Street. |?
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DlVERSOS

PETRAT0S para ~ cs-ta de ciUdadurit
po- soc. kAREAGA STUDIO. III w
Houston St. IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-19
MANY WOMEN ASPIRE
TO DIRECT SCHOOLS
Enter South Jersey Contests as
Candidates, Although They
Cannot Vote

,r,. .,,., .a,.., o,oo,;o,s u,;i, he held he
'"' a""'"i 'N"o'' ..,oo,
tween ana oclock 'oh's"t !" ''"''
districts in New Jersey and due TO rac''o""'
fights and women becoming candidates there
lii ~ ,,-i,.a o,,,osts 4, sor,e of the dis
"'' 'e ~" T., u ,o,yrs
uicts' Elections are 10 oe ne'o III "'
boroughs and townships. and although women
rav serye as members OF the school boards
. o, vote ,o. r,ember ~ the board
80 A.. ,,o,,,o,,or ,,s,s
i"eS Va" '''' "" ~ T., ars, sec.
There are no school eiecuohs !" "'s' "
ond or third class cities of the state, because
a.. or,ointments Of school boasd members
'"o 80, ,,,,,,, ,,o Moyor
in those ci''es Is 'e'' WV" '"e
In Glassooro there VIII oe i"o''o"s' "s"'
due to the recent dlscharse oi tne s'"'''''"'
school iapitor There are two factions and
the interest Is intense. The friends of the
ianitor held a meeting and decided TO sup
port Charles +. Repp prohibition leader !;
{, II. Cullough and y. II. Hawkins. Samuel
+, Beckett, who has been president Of the
board for twenty-five out OF tWenty-iour
years as a school director, VIII not seek re-
election on account OF the criticism Wh'ch
arose over the janitor. Thomas McIunousn
whose term also expires, WIZ seek re-eiecuoh
and It Is believed that Mrs Charles b. tea-
rick. who was deteateo year 'so; WI Do
a candidate ass'n u.s ,'a,'an '
lively supported oS lne "o"e"'
In Colingswood and West CoilinssWood TO-
day the members or the Womehs Clup are
busy soliciting the support OF the men voters
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-19
BOYS TO GIVE MUSIC
AT FACULTY TEA CLUB
Violinist of Eleven and Twelve-Year-Old
Soprano Will Give
Recital

Augustine Garcia, a twelve-year-old boy
soprano and John Richardson, an eleven
year-old violinst, will be heard In a novel
musical program before the Faculty Tea Club
of the University of Pennsylvania tonight
under the direction of Miss Mary Porter,
pianist and choral conductor. All three
artists are directly or indirectly products Of
the department of music of the University
of Pennsylvania and owe much of their mu-
steal training and ability to the inspiration
and guidance of DIR. Hugh A. Clarke.
Garcia Is a pupil of Lewis A. Wadlow,
president of the Musical Alumni of the Uni
versity and organist at St. Marks Episcopal
Church, where the boy Is a soloist.
Master Richardson is a pupil of j. w. r..
Leman. member Of the executive board of
the Musical Alumni OF the University and
of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and conductor
of the Apollo Orchestra and the West Pha-
delphia Symphony Orchestra. The boy re-
Gently appeared successfully with Wassili
Leps and his Symphony Orchestra,
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THIRD SON ENLISTS;
TO JOIN BROTHERS
Mrs. Dorsey, Sorry She Can't
Do More, Adds Star to
Service Flag
ALL THREE IN MARINE S
Two Boys "Over There" With First
United States Troops in
Trenches o.

81 am only sorry that / cannot do more
for my country"
This was the simple statement OF Mrs.
John Crosby Dorsey. mother of four stalwart
sons, as she received congratulations this
morning on the enlistment in the United
States marine corps of her third son. John
G. Dorsey, Jr., twenty-six years old. John
will go over there" to join his two brothers,
Edward and Howard, nineteen and twenty
three years old. respectively. who have been
In the trenches since last June somewhere
in France with the Fifth Regiment. United
states Marines. among the first American de-
tachments TO enter European trenches
Mrs. Dorsey lifted from her lap weather
stained service flag and began putting the
stitches in a third big blue star. which, with
two others, makes up the triple symbol Of
patriotism Of the Dorsey household, 4246
wyalusins avenue.
John has been married seven months" she
said in a brave. firm voice. "He tried to
enlist last summer when his brothers went.
but he was Just recovering from sickness and
wasn't in good condition"
She showed picture Of the two boys In
France.
he Sl.nd -
course they're fine fellows, An ,,,, ho,.. 90
fine fellows Inst loo. a, IL, ~ "
he's the youngest--oplv nineteen y..ra ola
Isn't he straight and tail Ia hi ,,s..,, !,
DOESN'T he lock just splendid? | haven't
heard from my boys for quite a while now,
where are they? How ! wish knew. When
they write they dare not even M, n, ,ho
top of the letter the place whera tbo,, ara
writing. and never know ,vbe,bor ,hay
The only way we know thew aro LII q.
when we receive a letter and al 10 ,s.sa
are censored before We ,at ,hn,,, - - VI '"'''
inst at this momept tho nos,roar ,oss.s
SORRY nothing from France at tbe Office "
,,ia ,rc ,I,s'o,aa aoii,.ar,n.as q. .ie o'I'ee,
hat resnectfullv "
,,,,,.... .,,o,, ,,,,. ,...,,,. 49,, ', r,u,.a
EueSs 'S my n',en ,, W. - ,n 80 80
the uttle mother' turning osck 10 her sew
men she Iausneu a "'t uns'eaunS as s"'
picked up the oig service nag agan,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-19

The above is a little one-act play staged
at the headquarters of the woman's COM
mittee OF national defense. 1907 Walnut
street, the official clearing house for woman q
registration for patriotic service. This
startling demand was really made of the
department of registration. And 1t received
satisfactory response.
Although the department already has 1000
names on its card index. It is now making
thorough house-to-house canvass of every
ward IN the city
rue department of registration, while
asking the names aud qualifications of the
women who are already in positions does not
wish TO disturb existing conditions. II
merely "2Quires the information in order 10
be able to give exact data TO the Government,
as 10 the available woman power in case of
national need.
The amount of work accomplished by the
department may be partially realized through
the fact that from February to March 7
no fewer than 1897 women were placed in
both paid and unpaid positions through this
office. Three hundred and ffty of these
workers were volunteers to make surgical
dressings and $50 for the land army There
are constant demands for nurses trained
half trained and practical Especially js
there need for army nurses, as there is cnly
one trained nurse to every thirty-six sicl,
men in the camps at home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-19
TELL GUESTS AT WEDDING
OF EARLIER MARRIAGE
Bridal Party Forced to Repeat Cere-
mony at Hands of
Friends

Edgewater Park, y. j., March 19.---About
100 wedding guests at the home of Mrs, Mary
Il. Ward, invited to witness the marriage of
her son, John Ward, and Miss Mary Eta
Graythorn, of Beverly, n. j., were amazed
when the couple entered and announced tha,
they had been married week before in De.
lance by the Rev. W. r. Memmert
SO great was the disappointment of the
guests that they persuaded the couple 70 90
through the ceremony again. The bride wore
her wedding frock and veil of tulle and car.
ried an arm bouquet. Mrs. Martha f. Krouse
of Camden, was ratron of honor and Miss
Margaret Ward was the bridesmaid Nr
Ward had for his best man Leroy Mcpeyitt
Samuel Shields, of Camden. who took on tbe
dignity of a clergyman. ofticiated.
This was the bridal party that had beer
selected. but owing to the fact that the Rev
W. r. Memmert was to be called awav on Oh,
scheduled date for the wedding the cerenon,
was advanced.
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JUST GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE
Nancy Wynne Predicts Fine Performance at Opera
Tonight-Ogontz Girls Pack for Red Cross
Uniform Not an Island

ret shober. Mr.. Lawrence Paul and Doctor
Billings
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac H. Clothier, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Thompson will be the
guests OF the Morris l.. Clothlers in their
box at the opera this evening.
Mrs. Edwin N. Benson. Jr.. is spending
several days at the Traymore in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. j. Murray Ellzey. of Highland avenue,
Chestnut Hill, has just returned from visit
ito Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold w. Laird, Of $3.50
Woodbine avenue, Overbrook, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth of a son.
Mahlon Paxson Laird, on Friday, March 49,
Mrs. Laird will be remembered as Miss
Florence Paxson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Mahlon b. Paxson.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Basil X. Williamson will
eare. shortly for the South, where they
expect to make their permanent home
Lieutenant Paul Esling spent the week.
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Esling, at their overbrook home
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett IT, Brown. 5ii4
Greene street spent the weekend at the st.
Mrs. Charles u. Grouse of Youngstown,
Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Morris, of Seventeenth and Walnut
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Evans. Of 223
North Thrty-fourth street. have left Belle
aire, Fla, where they have been spending
some time, and have gone to the Hotel Bon
Air, Augusta Ga,
Mrs. Sarah Keowu, of Fort Washington
Pa, announces the engagement of her dsugh-
ter, Miss Sara Il. Keown. TO Or John G
Hardenbergh, Jr., OF oxford. y. V
Miss Pearl Trester a graduate of the
William Penn High School and at presen,
one OF the chief wearing-apparel buyers EN-.
ployed by the Blauner stores. was given a
surprise linen shower by her friends Satur-
day night at her home, Eighty third street
and Eastwick avenue.
The house was decorated with flags and
bunting, and a special feature was huge
Illuminated American flag formed upon the
ceiling with electric bulbs
The engagement Of Miss Triester TO Mr.
Maurice Gtnister. of New York, was an.
nounced several weeks ago. The wedding
VIII take place in June Among the guests
present on Saturday night we're Miss Florence
Michaelson, Miss Rose Ballinger Miss Bea
| trice Triester. Miss Jeannette Frank, Miss
Mollye Dogyer, Mr.. David Friedman, Mr.
Samuel Melnick, Mr.. Martin Silvert Mr.
| Morris Federman and Mr.. A. Lincoln Meyers
The third of a series OF card parties giver
| by the Junior Auxiliary of the Misericordis
| Hospital, will be held in the Junior Room O.
| the Bellevue-Stratford. on Saturday after
| noon, March 20, at 2:30 o'clock. Those II
charge of the affair are Miss Agnes Moylan
Miss Mary Hockey Miss Gertrude Zane anc
| Miss Violet l. Levy.
| surprise party was given on Frida,
| evening in honor of Mr.. Harold Wills, son o
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wills, sol Locust ave
| nue.. Germantown, in celebration of his nine
| teenth birthday. Mr. Wills was presente,
| with a silver razor by the Wynott Club, o
| which he is member Parlor games an,
dancing were the entertainment of the eve
| ming The guests were Miss Ida Wentzle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-19

Miss Janet Richards will continue her
course OF lectures on Current Public Cues
tons tonight in Witherspoon Hall 'rhe
lecture VIII deal with political. legislative
and International issues. The course ,s
given under the auspices of tho University
Extension Society.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-19
What's Doing Tonight

Meeting Of PhiIadeiphia Rumsnian ssvs.
Bingham Hotel, 8 O'Clock Members.
Academy Of Natural Sciences meets, 1890
Race street. Members.
Meeting. Lancaster Avenue Business Mes
1880 Lancaster avenue. Members.
Meeting. Fifty-sevsnth street Improvsmest
Association, Stinsons Hall. Sixticth street
and Girard avenue. Members
Frankford Board Of Trade mests. Asssrs-
bly, Hall. Frankford avenue below Sellers
street Members.
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley viii lecture, wagner
Institute. Seventeenth street and Montgomery
avenue. o'clock. Free.
Lecture. Current Public Questions" BY
Janet Richards, under the auspices of the
University Extension Society. witherspoon
Hail. o'clock. Admission charge.
Lecture. "shsping Of Modern Nations,
Monarchy and Democracy by Earl Barnes,
auspices OF the University Extension Society.
Association Hall, Germantown. s o'clock. Ad-
mission charge.
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Hunting a Husband
BY MARY DOUGLAS
tCopDrighD
My Lie Returns to Ro0st
CHAPTER Nv

CHAPTER Nv
TTNHE little choke stayed in nv ,bro,, au
l. during that tea at the Road Trss In,
For the first time I felt as il might baye
made mistake in coming to the NerIo
house party.
The girls knew I was not one of them.
had refused the cocktail. Nothing was sa i'd
But ! felt the men. too, considered me mo
sport "'
quaint old inn when heard voices They
came from the other side of the thin par
tition. ' b"'-
II was Ensign Haworth and James N,.r,.
BY JoNe said James Merle II think
she's pluCky little thing not TO do IL IL
she didn't want tha, cocktail. i don't see why
to a humble. N'"''
So there was one person who did not look
omes dSwe on merIe me az 59r rernsng cocktail And
whom | have decided on. 80 ''o ''ai'
The 'plucky little thing" tied on her ve,I
l ten now W. ! was not social reprobate. /
went back in the big car with the others
captain Donovan had had enough of a per
son who would not let him kiss her when
ever he chose, or else variety" with the cap-
tain is" Nap
sat in the front seat with the driver. The
driver was James Merle. "
/ realized then that conversation ia no,
always so easy For James Merle is one NJ
those silent men who are best at doing
We "elS uIlNfHB IdSt, 100, and tiny
pebbles few up and stung my face But
loved II, the sensation OF skimming over
fields. ~
We passed a little church Of gray stone
James Merle drove slowly.
"Notice the door" he said. II was a,
heavy dark oak studded with nails tn.
church itself, In Its crumbling decay seemed
to be held together by its thick covering OF
ivy. ~
My host turned TO me with a look OF vivid
interest on his face. He told me OF the iittls
church its early date; the door which hae
, been brought from France to adorn il in nv.
gone days, He was so interested in his sub
ject that he quite forgot me- / was rneren
an ear. That IL not what ! wanted
But In a few moments wished that I wer.
merely an ear. James Merle turned to mo
"You have spent four years in France p
tinued:
"You must have seen the little churche,
in and around Paris?" ! could only nod m,
head miserably.
Some time should like to talk with yo,
about them. know you could refresh my
For q asetinE moment ! thought Of study
ing books of French architecture Anythinr
10 save me. Or shall confess?
That miserable iie--is Il 70 ruin NY lIfs'
r~nssssv---ausasss q KAse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-19
MRS. DANIELS REAL HELP
TO HUSBAND in WAR
Men Can't Be Victorious Without
Aid of Women, She
Declares
Washington, March ~,


Mrs. Josephus Daniels. wife of the Secre-
tary of the Navy. is busy with war work
these days as her husband. Mrs. Daniels has
always been known In Washington AZ one
OF the most gracious hostesses Of the cap
ital.
Now, however, she is devoting virtually
all her time TO womans side Of war work
She is a member of the national war work
council OF the Y. w. G. A. and the national
hostess house committee and tho social NOR
ality committee Of the Y. w. e. A,
THE men cant win the war withou, the
women" says Mrs. Daniels, I'm helping
the women ! feel that we are helping the
soldiers, and that Is why am especially IN
terested in the Y. W. C. A. work for women
The two sons of Mrs Daniels are both in
the service. Josephus Daniels, Jr. twenty
three years old enlisted In tho navy rs n
seaman and is now petty officer. Worth
Bagley Daniels. only eighteen, hopes to he
graduated from Annapolis in April