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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
AL TRABAJO
Los obreros de Puebla dieron
por terminada la huelga

PUEBLA. Mario 31.--Los obreros
De Ia fabrica La Maria. c~ouvencidoS
de que NADIA conSiguen cen seguir en
hUelga. Supuesto que al propietarlo
don Antonio PeyoM, va = ser indemni-
zado de los perjuicios que 81 paro lie
cause. como 10 seran todoS los demas
industrialeS en- las mismaS clrcuns-
tancias. nan resueito entrar a traba-
jar. Quedando asi conclude el movi-
'miento que Sc iniciara por haberse
aegado ell permiso de salir a la Gale al
representante de aquelos tr~ahajado-
res.
La hueiga de La Maria Sc prolong6
per varjas semanaS V no habla po-
dido r~esoiverse debido q la i~ntransi-
gencia de los directories de los obre-
ros. que a TODD franc Querian que
el Administrator fuera deSpedido.
Entire los ohreros ha causado inusi-
tada eXcitacion Ell acuerdo del Centre
Industrial, pues es indudable que con
Il no v~olvera = haber huelgas en- el
Estado.
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'FELICISTAS CERCA
DE CORDOBA, YER.
Cayeron sobre I'm Hda.
Sc apoderaron de mun;ciones
armas = where's de los
carTancIstas

VERACRUZ. horil 3.-Las autori-
daGes militares del puerto reclbieron
partc de que los revolucionar1oS al
man3o de IN jefe fe!icista. cuyo nous
bre no So da. a>a!taron q Rancho de
Monte Blanco. del Canton de Cordc-
Ia. del email Sc l!evaron algunos Vi
reres V 81 parque Y las ramas con
que centaba II pequena g~uarnlcion de
Ia Hacienda, que hugo ante el enemi-
go.
Mas tarde salio IN piquete de tro-
pas q batir a los reyolucionarioS. en-
pcnardosc I'm combate en- cl que sc
regiStraron perdidas por amboS !ados.
Les revolucionarios salvaron 81 bo-
Tin lie que sc habian a]poUerado en-
Monte Bianco.
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COPENHAGUE, Ahril 4.--L.as no
ticias del dia muestran qIc cl bols-
hcvikisn?o siguc ganando terreno. no
so!amentc va en- aQuciloS paises en-
dordc esa semilla ticne echadas raj
ces. Sino en- otras esferaS que hasta
ahora no habian sido afcctadas por
csc movimiento.
Entire las infornacioncs que SCORE
cl particular &C han recibido aqui,
dc diversaS fuenteS. hay una que da
cuenta de uu mitin de soldados que
Sc efectu6 en- Vicna. capital del Aus
tria-Aler,ana. en- ell cual Sc adopt6
una resolution encarecicndo que
Austria Sc una con Lcnine Y Beia
Kun. como aliada de- los rojos.
En- Noruega la precGrla Situaci6n
obrera ha tomato un nuevo cariz
cor la formation de Consejo dc Obr2-
roS V Soldados. Miles de trabaJaio-
res noruegos nan arunciado que Sc
rehusan a enova sus contracts con
los ]patronoS.
Una noticia Official lie Roma. ia
cuenta del desembarco de marines
italianos en- Adalia. Asia Mencr. pa
TT restablecer ell orden alterado por
IN motin ]provocado per varios eX-
~presidiarios V desertores.
En- johannesburg. la principal ciu-
dad comercial de la Union Sud-afri-
cana. sc han rcanUdado las a~ctivi-
Gades bclshevikis. Y los des6rdenes y
hueigas estan a la orden del dia. ha-
5iendose ~apoderado los huelguistas.
seeun Sc dice. dc Ia planta municipal.
Por iltimo, T~urouia, 81 baluarte
del ~retroceso, Sc halla ahora conmo-
vida nor una ola de holshevikiSmo.
FL grifo que Sc eleva de todos los la
| bios. sin embargo. es ell de ''Turquia
para los turcos." 10 que muestra que
el movimiento tiene aun un caracter
nacionaliSta, pero del que facilmen-
te Sc puede pasar al internacionaliS-
mo proclamado por los rojos. En- csc
pals circGla el rumor de que Enver
Pasha, ell eX-Ministro de la guerra
turco, simpatizador de los alemanes,
regresa a Turquia con I'm gran ejar-
cito bolsheviki, para expulsar a los
aliados. Tambien Sc habla de un mo-
viniento para externinar Z los cris-
tianos, Y en- Ell amino popular Sc m
piezan a filtrar las ideas discoveries
| &c los bolshevikis rusos.
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CELEBRARON Ell Ola
DEL TRABAJO
Los obreros de Mexico

CIUDAD DE MENICO, Abril s.
Los ohreros de eSta capital, en- su ma
vcria pertenecieHtcs a los Sindicato5
organizados V reccnocidos, bacon gran
des preparativoS para celebrar cl Dia
del Trabajo. senalandose eli primcro
del pr6Ximo mayo para el festival eli
question.
4 esa fiesta Seran invitados todes
los grupos De obreroS de los distintos
ramos, qu!enes haran una solemne ma
n~ifestacion. apartc de IN mitin Ell Ell
que Sc hablara ampliamente De los
principles prcfesados ror las classes
laborantes, V al que tantien han in
vitado no sole a los obreros. sino a
todas las personals que Simpaticen con
IL noble causa del elemento trabaja-
dor.
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VUELVE MONSENOR|
Monies DE OCA,
En- San Luis es esperado
Sabese alli que obtuvo del
gobierno permiso para
regresar al pals

SAN LUIS POTOSI, Abril 2.-En
satisIactorios terminus Sc comenta
entire la genie de csta ciudad, la no
ticia relativa a cue muy pron5o re-
gresara ell senior Qbispo Monies de
0ca, quien de nuevo Sc hara cargo
dc la DiocesiS que d~urante muchos
amos estuvo a su mando. Segun Sc
asegura, el senior Monies dc Oca a
rreglo TODD 10 relative para su re-
greso a la Patria en- la misma forma
que los hicieron los demas .prelados.
para quienes parece que hoy tiene
el gobicrno de Carranza toda suerte
de consideraciones.
La noticia Sc da como cjertq. por
10 que sc espera al diStingaido IRE
lado.
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Sc ESTA E~XTENDIENDO Ell
~ROLSHEVIKISMO
En- Noruega, Asia Menor, Afr
ca y Turquia, sienten va
la agitacton de
los rojos
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Z. I'll So 'SsL 'o!uo:u: uuS e Is!srM
:. -Isoa sqI W!m psI!J Up:Gtsuril eriL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
La HUELGA GENERAL EN-
La N PETROLERA
Los obreros kablaron de de.
clararla a la mayor bre-
uedad possible

TAMPICO, Mario Pei peligro
de una formidable huelga, que ST.
multaneamente estd proXima a es-
tallar en- este puerto V los centres
obreros dc Neracruz Y Orizaba, Sc
acentua cada veZ mas, en- vista de que
las Companies p~etroleras Sc niegan
a acatar Ia Ley del Trabajo esta-
blecida en- Neracruz por e! Gober-
nador. Candida Aguilar, que previe-
ne que sc les participe a los obreros
del suelGo de IN mes, como part!c!-
paci0n en- las utilidades anuaIes.
Y ante tai actitu,d, los gremioS
obreros estan organizando sus ira
bajos con ell fin de obtener por to-
dos los medios posiblcS. de acuerio
con sus camaradaS de EeracruZ, ell
cumplimiento del a-ticIlo 1913 de Ia
Constitution de Qucretaro.
Los cbreros de Orizaba V NeracruZ,
comun;caron a los De este puerto.
en- un largo %oficio, que los propie-
tarios de l3s fdbricas de h!!ados V
TcjidoS. asi como los Gerentes de
Companies PctroleraS, han descono-
edo el Articulo l2G, no ohs:ante eS-
tar Sancionado por el Gobierno. y
que por tai motive, c~onsideran un po-
co infructuosa las geStiones que Sc
han hech" para e. p&@o de! mes de
: .clio de referencia. Y que 81 Glplo-
E-ar!camcnte los obreco> no conse-
GUAM NADIA. entonces,-termin0 di-
cicrdo. hay que hace" ana huelga
general para c~onseguir'o.
La indignation que Sc despertc
en- todos los obreroS cuando Sc ente-
raron del ritado ofieio, fue general,
pues todos diicroa que de no ser
acatadaS las leycs obteras. la huclga
general Sc imponia.
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A LOS
EXCURSION
I'll comercio de San Luis

SA MUS POTOSI, Abril 2.-To-
dos los miembros de Ia Camara de Co.
mcrcio de esta ciudad sc reunleron
con objeto de tratar la forma de reel
bir dccorosamente 4 los comerciante>
norte-americanos, que dcberan lie
gar q mediados de la proXima senara.
Los comerciantes trstaron en- su Jun
ia, ademaS, de los asuntos que debe-
ran sujetar a Ia consideration de los
v~iajeros, a fin de entrar con eltos er
negocios de iriportancia, re~lacionados
con la industrial del Estado = Ell ge-
neral con todos los i~ntereses dc IA en-
tidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05
LEGO TAMPICOE FL
F:ue saludado al Aegar
Su comandante cenferencio
con ell jefe militar del
citado puerto

TAMPICO. lamps, Abril 3.-Pro-
cedentc de FcracruZ lego al puerto
Ell barco-escuela "Zaragoza', habien-
dc sido saludado conforme q la Orde-
nanza. Los barcos americanos "A
nnapo!is' Y "Chaynne" izaron sus
banderas y 10 saludaron, o los cano-
naZos de ordenaza. tambicn. Ell CO.
mandante Montalvo lego eli el Ia
ragoZa". V conferenci0 largamcnt:
con Magana. jefe De las .Armas de es-
ia plaza. acerca de Ia situacion mill
tar de Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05

Impression de pena cause en- esta
ciudad la noticia del fallecimiento del
senior D. Jose Refugio Velazco, gene
raj veterano del antique Ej@rclto
Federal. acaecido Ell II capita! de la
Repnblica, en- uno de los pasaGoa
dias, Ell general Velascd siempre
cort6 entire la s6ciedad potoslna con
huenas V sinceras simpatias, tanto
por sus merecimientos %personales, CO.
no por Ia circumstance de cue 81 ia
nlilia perterece al Estado. Ell el que
el distinguido mi!itar rahic0 duran
te muchos amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-05

Cuando ~necesit. iibros en- eSpaho!
dirIase 4 Ignacio Z. Lozano, lis y.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE ISA
TONIC OF GREAT FOOD VALUE
Builds New Flesh and Strength
Because of Real Nourishment 1t
Conts. ms

real tonic food like Father Johns Medicine
contains within itself the food properties and
bodybuilding nourishment which give renewed
strength and flesh. Too many so-caed 'toncs"
are merely stlmulants Of appetite and depend for
their upbuilding effect upon the other food
which the patient may happen to eat
Expert chemical tests have proven that Father
Johns Medicine is abounding in rich nourish-
ment A teaspoonful Of Father Johns Medicine
is proven by these tests to contain six times
more nourishment than the same quantity Of
pure milk, seven and one half times more than
the same quantity Of oysters and two and one
half times more nourishment than beef steak
Do not allow yourself to become weak, thin
and rundown because when you are in this con-
diton you are an easy victim 10 many different
disease germs.
Because Father Johns Medicine is guaranteed
free from alcohol OF dangerous drugs in any
form, it is the safe medicine for you to use.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13

meeting annually, and for a period not
exceeding five days for such meeting,
at which not more than three running
races shall be given daily, provided,
however. that before said meeting gs
may be held, application must likewise
be made 10 said cOmm.ss on for license
to conduct the same, and a license be
obtained for said purpose. Such ap-
plications must be made In writing and
shall contain the list Of officers OF all
associations thus making application,
with sworn statement attached thereto,
that the provisions OF this section OF
the act will not be violated The
charge OF said license shall be the sum
OF twenty-five (S25l dollars. and the
same shall be paid before the license is
granted.
226-I. Section 1891. All expenses OF
said commission shall be paid by the
licensee or licensees, and In case there
should be more than one llcensee the
expense shall be apportloned among
them by the commission, and in default
Of payment thereof, the license may be
revoked.
226-J. Section 1891. Any person.
ulih vi NV Poldtloi NioldtlhS du9 VI
the provisions OF this act shall be
deemed guilty Of common nuisance,
and upon conviction thereof before a
court Of competent jurisdiction, shall
be deemed guilty Of d.sdemeanor, and
shall be flned not less than one hundred
tsi00l dollars and not more than one
thousand $4,000 thousand dollars for
each day OF such racing. The impos ng
OF the above penalty should not pre-
clude .he State Racing Commission
from applying to the Court OF Chan
Gerry for a restraining order or iniunc-
tlon to restrain or enjoin violation Of
the provls ons OF this act
226-K. Section iS9-K All acts and
parts OF acts inconsistent herewith be
and the same are hereby repealed
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
nEI.AMAnE CITY GOSSIP.

Spcciai 10 the fN'nng Jouudi
ELANARE CITY, Del March 10
.rrhe regular meeting OF the Ladies Al'
I society OF the NJ. r. Church was hel'
al the home Of Mrs Hemphill on Tues
dsy evening. Routine business wa
transacted. Four new members wer'
added. The women thank all who mad'
the recent bake a success. The pro
ceeds were s6i.72
,The regular meeting Of the w. c. j.
~ was held IN the Donnell rooms On
Tursday night.
Mrs. samuel Donnell OF Newark spent
Yesterday with Mrs p. A. Pennington.
Fred Tugend, who has been living al
ca ney's Point FOR the past two years,
will move his family back to Delaware
City. where he viii open a store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Neetf have received
word from their son, Thomas Neef,
who is still In France, that he Is i'm
proving and hopes soon to be home.
Mrs Annie Armstrong Of Newark, was
a visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Kenneit O oss OF South River
n j. spent yesterday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heal.
The missionary tea given by the wo-
men Of the Episcopal Church on Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. VII
liam B. Jester was well attended.
Mrs Jester chairman Of knitting
has received wool TO knit socks and
sweaters for the refugees anyone
wishing 10 help with this work may
obtain the wool from Mrs Jester.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
DEATHS


FRENCH-In this city, on March IL. 1919,
Sarah A.. wife Of Alfred French, aged
Funeral services win be held at her
street, on Saturday, March IS, at o'clock
tnterment at Silverbrook cemetery.
MASER-In Philadelphia, Pa. on March
u. 1919 Charles z. Maser. formerly or
Wilmington. Del. aged 20 years.
Relatives, friends and members ot Ad-
miral S, +. dupont Post, No. ?, G. A. X, are
invited to attend the funeral services. at
the Riverview cemetery chapel, on Sunday
afternoon, March 10. at 1880 o'clock. In
terment az Riyerview cemetery.
/ IAPPLETON-In this city. on March II.
1919, Mary Vale. widow OF John Martin
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
/ tend the funeral services, at the residence
v RFr T,ic, H. - rtIrsa sGn, 40 0OV
/ March t3. at s o'clock. Interment at
Methodist Episcopal cemetery, Middletown,
Del
POTTER-In this city. on March II, 1919,
| Sarah Potter, aged 55 years.
] Funeral services will be held at Chand-
ler's Funeral Parlors, No. 2l4 West Ninth
| street on Friday afternoon, March H. 1919
at o'clock. lnterment at Silverbrook
cemetery.
MERRITT-In this city. on March II 1919
Christina. wife OF Charles I. Merritt,
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
} dence No. Gi5 Maryland avenue. on Friday
afternoon. March IL. at ? o'clock. Interment
| az Si,verhrook cemetery.
! FUHR-In this city. on March 10. 1919.
Julia A.. wife OF Samuel Fuhr. aged GO
Relatives and friends are invited to at
I tend the funeral services. at the residence,
/ No 2Tt5 West Third street. on Frida y
/ afternoon March IA. at o'clock. Iuter-
ment at Silverbrook cemetery ...
/ NEITMAN-Tn this city. on March ~, 1913,
peter. husband Of the late Elizabeth
Neuman. - go, =.
Reiatives. friends. Fr. Mayer Council, No;
ose q b L.. and St. Benedict Beneficial
Sociefv are invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. SOl West
Fourth street on saturday morning, Marea
* az o'clock Solemn requiem mass az
81 poul's church Interment at Cathedral
cemetery. Automobiles .
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company, dupont building,
furnish the following quotation Of local
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Woman's S Auxiliary OF I'm
manuel parish Has Inter-
esting Meeting
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR Little MISS
specIal Do The EyenIng Iournal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
NEW CASTLE, March i3.-The Wom-
Sn's Auxiliary OF Emmanuel Church
ield a very interesting meeting yester-
day. Routine business was attended to
ana arrangements completed for Lenten
wo.k. A report was given from the
Epiphany meeting and an invitation
vas extended 90 members Of the par.sn
class n ST. Andrews Parish house.
Mrs. John Il. Rodney read an account
Of the beginning Of the parish house
In 1890 the members OF the auxiliary
were trying to plan how to obtain a
building when Miss Eliza Thomas oner-
ed her home, provided the women
would pay her 500 a year during her
lifetime. And at her death, just four
and one-half years after this agreement
was made that the build ng become the
possession OF Emmanuel Church.
Mrs +. ]. Philips is chairman OF the
Current Events Glass.
For next Friday afternoon Mrs. Al
bert Robin OF Wilmington will deliver
an address on "Bolsheviki' before The
class.
The Little L ght Bearers will meet al
the home Of Mrs j. b. Manlove on Wesl
sixth street, tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. j. E. Philips entertained a few
friends at cards yesterday afternoon.
Miss Clara Newlove who has been
ill, is recovering.
on Tuesday evening a party was CIV
IN al the home OF Mr. and Mrs. George
7. Tobin, Jr., In honor of their daugh-
ter, James ninth birthday ann versary
The house was decorated with cut fow-
ers. Games were played until . O'Clock
when the little guests were invited TO
the diningr0om and a delightful repasi
was served.
Among those present were Misses
Eleanor Cramer, Eleanor Kern, Mary
Husheback. Ann Wright, Catherine Tin
dale. Maria Cavender. Elizabeth Foster,
paul Bick ng. Arthur Kern, We IN Nc
DoweI. Hubert Tobin, Jack Bridsewa-
ter, George Rinder, Francis LAWYER
George L. Carlisle Thomas and William
Tobin. Mr.. and Mrs George Tobin' Sr.
and Mrs. James Hance. The small
hostess was the recipient OF many beau
tiful gifts.
The Young Mems Association OF me
Presbyterian Church will meet at thd
home Of A. G. Lorenz this evening.
The funeral Of Miss Hetty smith,
who died at her home on Tuesday VIII
be held in the Presbyterian Church,
Friday afternoon. lnterment VIII Dc
made in the Presbyterian cemetery.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
IIvFRpnnL COTTON.

BY the United Press.
LIVERPOOL, March t3.-Spots opened
quiet today with prices steady. sail
amounted to 1000 bales. Receipts to-
tailed 400 bales, all American. Good
mlddllngs were quoted at 1910; mid
dlings i541.
Futures opened steady
At l245 p. m, American middlings
fair sold at 1913; good 1910, mlddlings
i5.47; low il.42; good ordinary 1890
ordinary 1887.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
STOCK MARKET.
M In Inlied Press.

BY the Dniteu Press.
NEW YORK, March i3.-Prices were
fractionally higher with trading in good
volume at the stock market opening to-
day. United States Steel opened at
967s, unchanged; Corn Products sos,
up Is Baldwin 50, up 4; Mexican Pc
troleum 1877, up IS; General Motors
i6Osi, up u; Bethlehem steel B., 66is,
OF 4; Southern Pacific t02h.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13

Air Reduction Sales Company
American Agricultl Chemical Co.
American Intl Shipbuilding Corp.
American Bridge Company
American Posting Service
American Society for Preven-
tion Of Cruelty 60 Animals
American Tin & Terne Plate Co.
Armour a Co.
Atlantic Refining Company
Atlas Powder Co.
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Barrett Manufacturing Company
Batchelder Brothers
Bell Telephone Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
Breyer Ice Cream Company
Caldwell & Co., J. E.
Chester Shipbuilding Co.
Chiffon Company
City Of Los Angeles
CITY Of New Rochelle
City of New York
City Of Pensacola
City Of Philadelphis
City of Tampa
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
7sT MORTGAGE eB SERIAL GOLD BONDS

Clark Thread Company
Cobb, Bates & Yer9sa Company
Coca-Coia Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Cox Stove Co., Abram
Crane Ice Cream & Baking Co
Crew-Levick Co.
Crown Cork & Seal Company
Crucible Steel Co.
Cudahy Packing Company
Curtis Publishing Co.
Devoe, F.W. & CT. Reynolds Co.
Disston e. Sons, Inc, Henry
Doelger Brewing Company, Peter
Du Pont Powder Company
Edison Electric Illuminating Co.
Electric Boat Co.
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Emerson Drug Company
Evening Bulletin
Fairmount Creamery Co.
Firestone Tire g. Rubber Co.
Florida East Coast Hotel Co
Fleischmann Co.,
Friehofer Baking Company
General Baking Company
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
/ YUU IAN MAKE YOUR
SHOE BILLS LESS
From Globe. Anon. CONC as

From Globe. Arizona, comes this
recommendation of Ne6lin Soles.
]. b. Medlyn sends it. He says:
Il have never had my Ne0lin-soled
shoes repaired as the soles always out
wear the tops. The position | hold
keeps me on my feet most of the time.
and | can say that for comfort and
wear Ne0lin is the only shoe sole"
Millions of Others who have worn
Neolin Soles think with Mr.. Medlyn
that they are the only soles for wear
and comfort. Moreover, these soles
cut your shoe bills down because they
make your shoes last so long. They
are waterproof too. Neolin Soles are
made scientifically by The Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio, who
also make Wingfoot Heels-guaranteed
to outwear all other heels.
ne,o'liif.al!. n.!: 4, j j. | /. : !S'oles
Evening journal., 1919-03-13

Gerhard Lang Brewing Company
Gimbel Brothers
Goodyear Tire g. Rubber Co.
Hoppe, c. J. & Son
Hyatt Roller Bearing Co.
Indian Refining Co.
Johns-Manville Co., II. W.
Jordsn-Msrsh Company
kolb Bakery Company
Lippincott Company, J. 3.
Lit Brothers
Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company
Los Angeles Transfer Company
MeNiehol Paving g. Con. Co.
Mercer Automobile Company
Morris & Co.
National Aniline & Chemical Co.
National Biscuit Co.
Newton Coal Co., The George B.
Pacific Telephone g. Teleg. Co.
Pennsylvania Ra lroad Company
Peoples Refining Company
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Pierce Company, S. s.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Porter, c. B. Co.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
~ NIIMnRIAM

IN MEMORIAM.
In loving remembrance OF Katherine A
woodward, who departed this life, March
13, 1910;
March thirteenth again is here,
To US the saddest of all the year;
sweet are the memories, tho sad are we,
OF this dear one who has gone 70 Eternity
Sadly missed by
Husband and Children
Evening journal., 1919-03-13

Bid Asked
dupont Debenture ......... " 9d17
dupont Common new =. go 26O
dupont Common lold).." ga
dupont Chemical Preferred. G Z
Hercules Preferred 5000. iO1 iO9
Hercules Common ........ 2i7 222
Atlas Preferred .......,.... 50 81
Atlas Common ............ 80 1ao
Col. Graphophone. Pfd..... 92h "a
Col. Graphophone, Conn.,. t75 t7s
Ex-dividend.
Evening journal., 1919-03-13
SiNtS AND WEIGH
FLORISTS

Only az 212 w. sth st.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Speciality.
d. & A. 5s72 Delmarvia 1888
New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
POLICE ARE LOCKED UP
New York Youngstcr Bolts Station Door on Outside When Denied Christmas Celebration Ticket.

New York, Dec. 23.-Thirty-tWo New York policemen, including 2 captain and q lieutenant, were locked in the East 51st street station last night by a small boy who was re fused ticket to a Christmas celebra ton after the precinct allotment had been exhausted. The youngster, Who brought his gang" to get tickets, refused to leave until curtly ordered 10 "get out.'
 All right, we'll get out, but you won't," yelled the boy, who was the last to leave.
 He swung the door to and bolted it from the outside. A locksmith was summoned by telephone and, after laboring an hour, cut the lock ouI. Meanwhile a crowd of 100 children sang and danced in 5lee over the dis comfture Of their prisoners.