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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-03
Mexico aecesita dar fin a la
guerra clUlt
lVicne &c IA LAD

neccsidGdes de 81 pueblo Y c~olocar :
este cn poSicion desahogada.
Mexico 10 que nccesita urgcn-
tementc. rs poncr t&rmino Z Ia lucha
civil. = SCORE todo, combatjr al ban
dolcrisAo hasta e~lirliUarlo pcr com-
pleto. antics de que Sc hasa Qe Il una
profession. Y Ledicar ! todos los e!c-
mcntos, aun a los mas oscucos, al
trab ajc Y Il los neg"cioS.
MEXICO IS uno dc los mas rIccs
pai'scs Y dc una ~potencia iniguala-
da. Pcro neccsita 81 pueblo apren-
der a gobccnar:C por 81 solo Y d Vi
"ir en- paz. dedicado Establishments a
dcsarroilar las fabulosas riquezas lie
cue IS ~noseedcr''.
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CARRANZA LEYO SU IN
FORME AL CONGRESO ,
Viene dc Ia 1a.)

a n~acionalcs y extrarJcros en- Ia
misma situacion y con los mismos
dcreehos. Dijo que nc podia eonsi-
lacion ~propuesta, Porquc csta otor-
ga 81 Estado menoa dcreehos que 10
Cue las lsgislacioncs extranjcraS So
hre la misna ma:cria dan a otros
Estados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-03
San Antonio no admite q los
bolsehUikis
(Viele &c a 1a.)
(VicGe Gs q Ia.)

esta dispucsto a adoptar toGas las
med!das que cal n~ecesarlas paie
guardian ell orden Y que 81 nay aiguh~
Que quiera alter&rlo con manifesto
clones bolshevikis, ia paSara muy
mai.
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c y ) Z ) L
Catato.:o Le Lsmas mcHicanas y ctras
rzcion,lidades cx.cnSa lista dc hsrmoSos
UOaibrgs.
s!undc u DOLLAR Y = eHyiarcr1Os :
vuclta lie ,UrreO. UGcstro conpicto Cata-
logo Matrimonial. cUa GcScrlpcionGS COM
rletas &c muchas j6vcnc5 y slsuuaS vlu-
Lss. duc bGsran = IN marido 5Ccao ) hon
raGo. Pucde Ustci c~Sc-iOi- a cGalQuicra
dc elias y ccntrae- TN fell. matr'mcnIo en-
uGy breyc tempo. NoSotros. Por DGeStrs
vsEtc. sc7aos personals -ccomcudab!es. nues-
iro negoc!c cs;a bassdo sobrc IL honradez
Y Iecitin,idad: aSi c. Que no deJS que Ia
,,,ru.Tg .aniidaG lie UN DOLLAR Sirva
de cstorbo CT ana probable FELlCiDAD
MATRIMONIAL. Eseriba hoy mismo j:
CUSNJPOLETiN CORRESPONDENTS
CLLE. =. y. Box i5S. Venice. Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-03

SU ATENCION. Lc suplico Ia file en- este
LA PoMADA GONZALEZ es e
remedio mas eficaz del mundo para los ca
los. mezauinos. zizotes y toda clase de gra-
nos en- In picl. Remittance % cts, en- estam-
piHas pcstales Y 4 vuelta dc corrco lc mando
una cajita librc dc porte. Dcvuclvo el di-
nero. sin .rami;es, a Ia persona quo Sc Gu
re Y no sGnc dc csas enfcrmcdadsc. Una
docena. $500 Iibrc de porte. Pida c. o. D.
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ. P. .. Box SAT.
LAREDO, Texas.
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emphasize Y ~CoRNISAS.

:Cuicrc listed emplastar 81 casa? Ienso
bas;.ntc exIr-icncia para hacC- toda ci,.sc
tic emphasize dcntro y fue-a dc has habitacio-
mes. La eXpericnc.a me Ia psopoFcfonaGo
amrIios corocimicn;os y hago mi trabajo
bien. o sea t-abaio dc pfimera ciasc.. HaSo
acabados interiors; &c arena. ii,os, de ycso'
biauco dc Kceue c imitaci6n dc tc,a para
cuartos dc baro o coeina. Para acabados &c
So on aspcro dc arena. dc picdrG ccrni-
Il, - toGn c;asc de trabajo del ranio. Pun
ta.Iidad y constancia en- c! trabajo; Veame
: hSLiame nor ~tciefono. 22I So. Presa ST.
Tn,nr;or' Crockett 565S, Fernando EspaFza.
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SENORAS Y JOVENES

ST TIENEN AGRIETAph ST. CARA.
SUS MANOS ASpERAS. o ST SU CUTS
NO ESTA PERFECTAMENTE BI.ANDO Y
IINPrC HAGAS USO DE NUESIEA
CRENA DE BELLEZA GALATEA-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-03

LA MEJoR INVERSION EN- La CIUDAD.
La casa Liberty" de departments con "a
cuartos. construida de ladrillo y concrete. con
,odas rouodidsdes: situada en- ei corazon de
la ciudad, cerca de Il tienda de Joske Ell
a27 Nsrp St Sc renoe en- $4,000. tomare
1000 a! contado ) resto abonos faciles.
| Rentals. actuslmente bajo c~ontIato por 3
xnos, por $4,000 mensuales.-Casa en- 30I
! San Pedro Avenue. aproriada para familia
| nume-osa. con 8 cuartos y todaS convenient
cias modernas dc dos pisos y magnifico 10
te con frente tambien a Jackson St. Garage
v cuarto de GRADES. Precio $500, $4,000
al contado y resto en- abonos. Rentada ac-
tualmente por $50 mensuales. Informes en-
sos W. Commerce
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-03
G. MENDEZ Y HNOS.

Commentaries en- Frutas , LeSumbre.
Fuerte existencia en- Chile. Verde en- Vina-
ere y Seco de toda5 clases. 2Is Matamoros
81. San Antonio. Te1al
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AVSOS De OCCASION
PROFESSIONALS

DR.. NJ. AGuIRRE SERNA. medieo c~irujano.
Especial atenci6n a Ia ~cIicntela mcxieana.
Offcina en- Ia Botiea de San Pedro. Teie-
fono Crockett 1858. Rcsidcncia, ~tclefono Ira
Wis 1924.
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LA GA. FONOGRAFICA MEXICANA VEN
a- por corrco. fonografos Columbia. Victor
y Edison. Pleas meXicanas Columbia, Vic
tor y Edison. MedicinaS dc patcntc. ycrbas
medicines. articuIos mcXicanoS. efectoS pa
I'd tosGdor, Instruments musicalss, etc. Di-
RIA su correspondence pidicndo catalogo.
de Ia mancra sigaientc: Cha. Fonografica
Me1icans. /. D. Flores. Box 500. Dept. G.
floresvilc, Texas.
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PESOUISAS

DESEO SABER cl paradcro de mi hilo 10
ribio Mesa. dc 20 amos de cdad, y quicn
hacc scis amos SC sepa-o de mi lado. Is orr
cinario dc Churipiscc, Mich. Gratificare con
$500 a Ia persona que me proporcione inlor-
mes cxactos dc su paradero. DIrilanse a
Jesus Rodriguez. sos Monterrey ST. NO. ..
San Antonio, Texas. t-'
DARE BUENh gratificaci6n a la persona
que NE prorurcionc informcs &c mi mare
Ia Sra. Romano Nunez Gomez, dc 90 amos dc
edad. quicn deSapsrecio de su casa. sta en-
IL csquina dc Chihuahua y San JacintG. mace
10 dias. Todo infoGme dirijase q Jaclnto
Lao, Cor. Chihuahua y San Jac'nto, San An
tonic. Texas. "a
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Ell DIR. 4. RIoJAS ALVAREZ. osteopata.
ha rcanudado su p-aetica Ell el I'll Pruden-
tial Life Building.
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SOMBREROS PARA SENORAS.

Sc hacen o ccmronen, garantZando satls-
faction compiets, a precios Que no admiten
compctencia. Especiaiidad en- sombreros para
nii,as. Veuga listed a VERNE > quedara con-
venc;da. Sra. L. G. de Valdez, 90 W. no.
mana st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-03

Sc yENDEN baratos titles y cnscres TARA
restaurant Y TN CARO- dc express dc IN ca
baIlo con Ode impcrneable dcsmontable.
Oru--an AL Lakeview Ave.
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Ell III TEXAS AVE.

Ell III iC-Nhc WE
Salon para los McxicaEcs.
II unico lIGar en- Houston. donGc los me-
xicanos sin exception. puedcn IasaC un ra-
TO &c placer "a sec durantc cl dta Q haSta
nedia nochc. Una orauesta dc primera da-
r. gI,to 4 los parroquiaaos. TcncmoS adc-
mas restaurant Y cam2S dc rcnta. Damos
q todos cl mcjor trato y ascguran'os que ei
Que vcnga una ycz 10 hart sicmprc des-
pues. Francisco Naiar. Propietario.
I'm ANUNClO en- LA PRENSA sien1pre
=. do ,.yi,o SECURE. L.lamc I'd. al ~tc!efono
Travis all y anrncicSc desdc lueSo.
81 NECESITA car-o5 rara mudanZas. o car
ra- couipajes. liable a ROSALES: Tclefono
Travis ll26.
TALLER FONOGRiFICO. Leandro N. Ro-
driguez, rcpa-acion dc fouUgrafos dc todaS
cIascs y mauuinas dc coscr. Maquinas SIN
GER ! FoNOGRAFOS COLUMBIA nueros
en- ARoNoS. De seSuRda mano al contado.
MUY BARAToS. l06 BucnaviSta St San
Antonio. Texas.
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LISTO, EMO LISTO.

Tencmos un maxnifico Plan con VEIN
TICUATRo maneras faci!es dc Ganar dine
70. NO DESAPROVECHE I'd. Ia oportuni-
dad = pidanos DETALLES GRATIS en-
yiando cstampi!las para Ia contestacion.
MEXICAN Carl CO. Box Ill. Sta. ~.
San Antonio. Texas.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS
Dos aepartamcntcs amueblados

DUS
Ccntricos. compueStos dc tres cuartos con
bano y cocina con toda claSc dc comodlda-
des reupicndo todas las modernas coHvenicn.
ci,s No hav en- la ciudad mas bonitos nj
meicrcs departamcntos. Rcntan $4,000 y
s50.O mcnsuaics. Ocurran sos n. Santa
Rosa Ave. ccrca del Hospital dc Santa Ro-
-. tI2)
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NnS FYCARGAMOS dc toda clsse de recla-
r,sc;,nsc sohrc ter-cnos. academies persona
les, etc. Gestionamos IA comprl o Eshta DC
,scrrss p.rn cualquier empresa. Escriba-
~. =, ,uadar;I complacido. Sra. Juana SacnZ
Dc Robertson, llO2 Wyoming ST. San An
tonic. Texas.
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PRIMERA COMUNIOE.-El mayor rccucrdo
dc este dia. * un rctrato %artistico hecho
en- 81 EERGNER STUDIO. Tarje.as alcEori-
cas-. Prccios especiaies. 2Gj w.
ST. Ccatiguo q Hing Furniture. i20p
ATENCIOE. ENFERMOS DESAHUClADOS.
o cuaiguiefa que sea 81 eStado. escTIoanmc
cuales son y en- que par;c cstan sus do'en-
cias y yc lci mandarc So mcdicina con tres
paIab-as, cnte-arncnte gratis. Escriban y
manGen scilcs para su contcstacion. TcnSo
sus remedies en- mi FG. 81 ustcdcs no me
Green. no importa. 20 creo 10 bastantc para
ayudarlos. Maria Luz Dcrrama. p. .. Box
~ Pasadena. Texas, go
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CARLOS DE LA ROSA. Hojalatcro. 4oi
Monterrey St. Toda c!sSc De trabajos y re-
parariones del ramo.
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VENTAS

VENDO FOTOGRAFIA acrcditada. por en-
fcrncdad. Ocurran ae3 FL PaSo st. t5l
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Ell ZAPATERo Carlos Silva y su socio. puc-
den obsener una posici6n rcrIanente y bicn
retribu:da 81 me escriben Embellishments
J. G.. Groves, SIT Indiana Ave. Wichita
Falls, Texas. tsl
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RES MEXICANoS-. :DESEA I'D. UN
TRABAJo CONSTANTE, SECURE Y UN
| BUEN SALARIO? Ocurra a Virginia
Point, eerca de Galveston o comuniquesc
con ell Sr. A.. B.. Martinez. por eorreo.
mandando &C.. EN- cstanpillas para que le
| euvfc toda elase de detalles sobre el t-abaio-
| Diriia 81 correspondence en- Ia s%iguientc for
ma: P. o. Box 662. Galveston. Texas. Re
prcsento una Compania Constructors y es-
toy facultadc rara dar trabaio a quien 10
s~olicitc, no con cl s;stema de cnsanchista,
sine con ampiio poder dc dichx Compania
A B. MARTINEZ, Mgr
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ESCUDOS MESICANOS dc Tcrracota- Co
lores naturales, dimcnsioncs: 10 p~ulsadas /:
rrccio: $500. L. n. Rubio. 4oi Camaron
ST. tp.
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Sc NECESITAS sennritas para que traba.
jen en- Ia fabrica de purcs. Finck Cigar
Factory.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
TULSA CLEARING HOUSE
ASSOCIATION
H. +. BAGBY, Secretary
MEMBER BANKS

First National Bank
Exchange National Bank
Central National Bank
Liberty National Bank
American National Bank
Producers State Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Union National Bank
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
uFNNONITES IN BAD
WITH TROOPS
,...-,,,- of Great War Would Have
Ibrm Expelled From Their
Province.

r,vO%ToN Alta, Aprh 10
s-...I relations between Men
-. settlers and returned soldiers
,.rrr,A province havo reached
,.r,,nIrg point; Tho great war
-....,o.. association adopted "A res
'.,..o recommending that steps Toe
o., throw the MUnnonltrs OUT
...,.t unless the provincial gov
..uf moves in the matter
'g.. AlruuOnitcs many OF whom
... ..p canada to aNIod military
,,... I'D tho United states, an
,...l themselves as conscientious
...... and were ClaSsui as suoh
.,.liau authorities uubl re-
',-r.a soldiers and others made
,.rmtE protest
srnr.y before tho armis,iCc was
,rr.F = compromise between IN"
c'..-rucu' and tho Mennonite
...r. Was announced, the principal
'.,.. being mat the Mruuonltcs
o...I NOT do military work, but
49,. participate IN patriotic move
mon. and subscribe to war loans
Iu recon, months returned soldiers
have been taking up farms In Al
t,r.. many Of them situated near
Mennonite holdings Feeling has be
come go bitter that the great war
,,t,..r, association IN various prov
Ir,r. hats threatened Ia demand dis
m.asi from office ~ persons re-
mon. u., for the tmmaginuion of
.nr N0nnunlios.
Tho sect spocialllcs IN agricultural
colonization and developed proper
,.- D.. Nor,n and South Dakota
which they eventually dispose of for
several hundred thousand dollars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE BetteroLooking--Take
Olive Tablets

u yoH skin is yellow-complexion
paid-tongue coated-appetite poor
yoI have bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no.good feeling you should
ASe Olive Tablets.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets--a sub
Sutute for calomel--were prepared by
,. nt Ea"ards after II years of study
with ms patients.
W Edwards OliveTabletsare purely
veHeIdble compound mixed with oliyeoil
'Gp Will know them by their olive color.
lohaye clear. pink skin, bright eyes.
.I no pmlmpIes, a feeling OF buoyancy like
e'Intuhood daysyoumustg get at the cause.
VI Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
nvet Nv and bowels like calomel-yet have
wv dangerous after effects. ,,
-, Bey start the bile and overcome con.
ssup11non, That's why millions of boxes
SA'S 500 annually at l0c and 25c per box
~, ~, ut usglsts Take one or two nightly
'''a note the pleasing results
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
YANKEES WILL NOT GIVE
LEONARD BOOST IN PAY

NEW YORK. Ap'il 10 with the
opening of tho season nearly a.
hand. tho Yankees are still minus
he sar.iccs OF pitcher Butch Leon,
tri today, with little prospect that
rc Will sSu. According 10 col
Houston. part owner of the Yankees,
leou4ri wants more money than
Rahr Ruth ls getting from tho Red
eo> and Euth IS rcputod 10 have
nurl 'hrcc-year contract calling
fr iglooo.
Of win favor Of letting Leonard
sa, ugf oi tho game II he thinks he
"a Jus fed IN demanding more mon
q, rutu Boston IL paving George
Ruth" is the way Col HoustoR puts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
SAYS MESSENGER BOYS
DID NOT GO ON STRIKE

According TO officials nf the west
trn Union. there Is no strike Of mes.
senrr~ boys.
Two OF the night boys and one OF
the day boys quit hut more than 20
others are sim working one OF tho
managers said.
zone ot the boys from the BOYS
home told the boys tho wages were
going to be cut and tried TO sow the
seed ~ hoishevism," was given aa
an explanation for the reported
strike.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20

BALTIMORE, Md. April Ia
uascbal fans here are still grasping
~ surprise today over Babe Ruth's
remarkable hitting ability. The big
locomotive" smashed ont four home
runs .u a game with the orioles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20

When Governor Robertson signed
senate bill No. 43. oklahoma moved
Forward several PAGES IN the great
work for better hcINh conditions
the suppression uf social iils-hay-
ing for It's purpose the stamping ont
OF Ncncral diseases and thtb COM
onwcdlth assumed "a place In ,ho
front ranks along with other state,
H. tho tEhl against social evils.
The new ycucrti disease law is
one ~ the most drastic and viii be-
come one OF the most effective meas
ures ever enacted for tho correction
Of social evils and the bureau TO-"
the stamping ont OF those diseases
that prove a blight upon the human
race. under IN, direction Of bI i.
c. Mahr. rs now organized TO prose
cute the work under the pruy4sluu4
of the new law, the bureau Co-ordi-
noting 10 prosecute the work under
the provisions or tho new law. ihH
bureau Co-urdiuauuE with the state
beard Of health. In this Cuunrc
lion II is entirely appropriate to
mention that Doctor Mahr organ.
iHcd the original health department
OF Oklahoma and was state com
missioner for two terms. Hud is rec
oglnzed as one OF the host known
pubic health authorities in the
United states having devoted mary
years to qualifying himself a.uuE
these lines
Liberal Appropriation.
In the work 10 be handled through
Doctor Mahr's Aurcau, which ia uu
der the United States public health
service, tho state government i'
working In coordination FOR IN, sup,
preston Of ycncril diseases, and 20
meet the expenses for 'h" present
fiscal year $4,000 is available The
recent Legislature made liberal au-
priprlatious to meet IN" fund 80,
aside for this work by the federal
government
Among tho good features o' The
vCncral disease Iaw is the provision
for the protection OF innocent poO-
pie, which cOmpcls any person nt-
fl!ctcd with veurrdl disease to obtain
a health certificate before entering
marriage relations. Everyone win
readily conccdc tho Justice OF this
provision, having fer its purpose the
protection OF the innocent. as well
~ for the future generations yet TO
be born. in oEier that babes may be
wcll-thc inherent right of every
human being.
Report Every Case.
Another good feature of the law
is the compulsory provision that
phl.Iciaps treating general diseases
must report every case This comes
under The section declaring vcncru
diseases infectious and contagious
This provision does not mean that
names arc to be made public. hu'
that cases are to he reported by
number to the vcncral disease soc
ton OF tho state board OF health
Through this medium closeup view
and knowledge OF the prevalence of
social diseases I'm tho various COM
muntios or the state can be had.
and win serve In helping 10 suppress
and prevent further spread of these
Ills.
And in this connection n might
be well to- state that, according 10
reports being received, the prcva-
lenCe Of Venerll diseases in small
communities is amazing From
towns, villages and cities OF zoo. 400
! 900 and up in population. reports
are coming OF dozens Of cases here
toforc unknown and hitherto unbc-
lievablc as to number.
Another wise provision OF tho law
is that prescribing penalties for non
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20

THE Officers and DireC-
Il tors of the banks of Tulsa
are proud Of the progress
and growth Of the First
National Bank of Tulsa, and
delight in this opportunity
of publicly extending their
con gratulations and best
wishes to it's Officers and
Directors, on this occasion
of the opening Of their
handsome new banking g
house at Fourth and Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
rrlnrctnn Mccts Columbia.

NEW YORK. April Prince
ton and Columbia will paly their first
baseball game on New York dia-
mond In many years when they clash
today At South field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-20
Don't
Suffer
From, Piles


No matter how long or how bad.
20 TO your druggist today and got
W cent box OF Pyramid Pile Treat
menG II will give relief. and n single
The Washington times., 1919-04-14
CALLS BOLSHEWST
GOSPEL SELFISH"

Bolshevism was described as 1.-The
gospel Of the selfish heart" by the
Rev. DR.. z. A. McAlpin at Liberty
Hut yesterday afternoon. He said
that Russia was witness to the fact
that the sins of democracy could be
as bad as the sins of autocracy and
that the new era meant nothing un-
less humanity should begin to prac-
tice more Of the unselfshness Of
Christ.
DR.. Henry Allen Tupper, at the First
Baptist Church, discussed the folly of
man trying to deceive God by false
pretenses and hypocrisy, and stressed
the certainly OF reaping what is
sowed, according 60 unfiexible moral
laws.
Churches in this city and elsewhere
have enlisted in a national campaign
to assist the United States Employ
ment Service and cooperating
agencies in finding jobs for soldiers,
sailors, and war workers. May will
be employment Sunday" in every
church. when prominent speakers will
discuss the necessity Of giving en-
ployment to the men.
The Washington times., 1919-04-14
WILLIAM H. WISE
DIES IN ARLINGTON

The funeral of William Harvey
Wise, a resident of Alexandria coun-
ty. Va, for eighteen years, will be
held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from the Arlington Methodist Church.
Interment will be at Ivy Hill Gene
terry. Mr.. Wise, who was sixty-five
years old, died yesterday at his home,
in Arlington.
Mr.. Wise had lived at Arlington
for many years. He was we'll known
in Washington. He had many per-
sonal recollections Of the civil war in
Virginia from boyhood experience and
from acquaintance with many of the
men who had a large part in making
the history of that period.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Dicie z.
Wise, he is survived by eleven chill
dren - Worthington Wise, Charles
Wise, William Wise, John W. Wise,
Luther Wise, and Leslie Wise. and
Mrs. Harry whitehead, Mrs Harry
Lee, Mrs. Bernard Higgins, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Cook.
The Washington times., 1919-04-14
JEWS TO SUPPORT
MEMORIAL DRIVE

Religious liberty is the highest
contribution Of America to the world,
and the idea Of a lasting monument to
Roger Williams is one that should
have the strong support Of every
Jew" said Rabbi Abram Simon today,
in announcing his unqualified support
Of the Washington drive for the Roger
Williams memorial.
For some time / have had IL in
mind that the Jews themselves should
hold a Roger Williams day every year,
At this time. when democracy is
sweeping the world, and the fact that
religious liberty is the very founda-
tion Of freedom is recognized by ev-
eryone."
Rabbi Simon has promised the COM
mittee in charge of the drive to do
anything in his power to help the
movement.
At meetings held yesterday at I'm
manuel Baptist Church twelve teams
were organized for the drive, and
their active work will begin at 9
o'clock tomorrow morning. The city
has been divided into sections, and
will be thoroughly covered. Already
a number Of large contributions have
been promised. and the committee is
confident that the $4,000. which Is
Washington's share OF the $350,00o
fund, will be forthcoming.
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the Association Of Oldest Inhabitants
of the District OF Columbia, will be
held tomorrow morning from his
home, 3345 Eighteenth street north
west Requiem mass will be said at
St. Matthew's Church at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Mudd died Saturday after a three
weeks illness.
Mc. Mudd. who was born in Wash
ington, was a member of the station
cry firm OF Powers & Mudd, and later
entered the newspaper field. He was
later chief clerk of the publicity d.
vision Of the Department of Agricul-
ture.
Mr.. Mudd is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary v. Mudd, three sons, two
daughters, a brother, and two sisters.
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