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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

phia, gave an interesting talk on
"Our Fellow Lutherans in Poland,
Finland, Esthonia, Latvia and other
European countries. He told how
aid would reach the suffering peo-
pie in these countries and suggested
that a special committee be named
to look after the shipments of cloth
ing and other ,commo odities to the
r"edy abroad. He advised against
Using boxes and urged all shipments
of clothing to be baled.
Elections to-day included the fol-
lowing:
Rev y. B. Smith, Easton; Rev. j.
=. Irtman, Philadelphia Rev. o.
r .eidich. Lebanon. and the Rev.
=. Herman. Harrisburg; Laymen:
ither r. Minter. Harrisburg and ].
l., Miller Philadelphia.
Directors of Theological Seminary
ut Gettysburg: the Rev. A. II.
Fischer, d. D.. Phoenixville; Rev.
George A. Greiss. Allentown: Rev.
l.. c. Manages, Reading; E. S. Ger
horich, J. j. Brehm and DR.. Croll
Keller, Harrisburg, and Harvey C.
Miller, Harrisburg.
The closing services this evening
viii include. sesrmon by tn Rev.
Edwin Hevl Delk. D. D.. N "A
World in Discord and It's Resolu-
ton" The special musical features
viii include, a solo. "I Do Not Ask
. Lord" by Mrs. Edwin J. Decevee
with violin obligato by Mr.. Hausk
necht.
Ordination Services
License was granted last night to
three Harrisburgers to preach in
the Lutheran church. They are
r1 iply
or and Paul Laubenstein. Frederick
W. Hoffman, of ltoona, was also
granted license to preach. These
four y0Lng men were ordained at
the opening meeting last night in St
Matthew's Lutheran Church, Green
and Seneca streets.
No assignments were given the
new ministers, except that Howard
+. Blink and George w. Shillinger
will return to Gettysburg Theologi-
cal Seminary for another year. 1t
was also announced that no vacan-
cies will be filled at this session of
the synod which will adjourn to-
morrow.
The ordination sermon. was
preached last night by the Rev. A.
NJ. Stamets, pastor of the Augsburg
Lutheran Church, this city. His
subject was THE Privilege of
Preaching"
There are three men to be re-
licensed. One of them, the Rev. S.
T.. Hallberg, is now a missionary to
Argentina, in South America, and at
present is at his charge there. Be-
cause of this fact he will be granted
Il relicense and the ordination will
be postponed. The Rev. B. Meade
Wagenseller and the Rev. John S.
Tome are the other two to be re-
licensed.
New Y. NJ. c. A. Mt Gettysburg
In the Gettysburg Seminary re-
port it was also announced that the
Robert w. Weidensall $4,000 Y.
NJ. c. A. building in Gettysburg,
for which the Women's League of
Gettysburg has been working for
some time will be ready for dedica-
ton by the opening of the college
next year. A strong plea was made
for better support for the church
schools.
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Extra Hour of
Sunshine

- Kwanis Harrisburg
n
this daylight
selevident outlined
here
beneficial
that continue
by
national awmaking
be of
C1ubh its
Harrisburg Telegraph
circulated their
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09
TROOPERS MEET

Troop met last evening in the Hope
Engine House. At that time the
chairman of the banquet committee
reported that partial arrangements
had been made with the Penn-Harris
management during the first week in
December. iIaroid VI. Nipple, 100
Susquehanna street, Enola. is chair
man of the committee Major George
w. II. Roberts was present and spoke.
The next regular meeting will be held
on November II, 1919, at the Hope
Engine House.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
TO MEET TONIGHT

A regular meeting of the Dauphin
County Historical Society will be held
this evening at O'Clock in the build
ng of the Society. at o South Front
street. This is the first meeting of
the winter for the Society. Captain
John H. Campbell, of the State De-
pGrtment of Internal Affairs, will
make an address on the Present
Methods of .he Land Office of Penn
sylvania."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

Full pieces, of light AMI
dark grounds; comes In neat
stripes, dots, checks, bars
and figures. Limited guam
tity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

it became known to-day. He had
been i'll for some time and came to
New York several weeks ago in the
hope of regaining his health.
The body will be shipped to San
Salvador, the capital of Salvador,
next Monday or Tuesday for burial
there.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09
NiELENDEZ DIES
BY .dssociatcd Press.

New York, Oct. 9.-Carlos Melen-
dez. former president of the Re-
public of Salvador, died here yes
uerday in Il private sanatoIium
where he was undergoing treatment,
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Clean Up Poison
Soaked Kidneys
Advises DR.. Carey

TIL housands Die Every Yenr Because
They Allow Poisonous Deposits
to Accumulate in Kidneys
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09

LITTLE JEWELRY RECOVERED
Several small articles of jewelry,
stolen from the Commings jewelry
store, IA North Fourth street, yes
terday, were found yesterday after
noon in Reservoir Park. Their
value is small.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-09
LUTHERAT- SYNOD
AGAINST SOCIETIES

LCont'~uc1 from First Pagc.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
YUCATAN
Propaganda del jeEe del
Partido "SociaIista"

PROGRESO. Nuc.. Fchrcru De
Comunican del pueblo de Ticui que,
nroccdente dc Ia capital lie Il E"nj-
h.ira acaha Go Iegar Felipe Carr
llo. liGer del 1artiLo Sovi"iiSta y il
fe de las famosaSa LigaS dc Re&ls-
tancia cue ranto han iadu q Que pen
Sar 4 los capitalists y IL Gob!cruo.
Con motivo dc Ia lleg&da dc! -
genie, mas de dos mi! obrcrcS ira
bajadoreS on general. or@aEiZaron IN
publico. en- q que Carrii!o 20
mo Il palabra en- lergu@ maya, c&-
p!icando = les preScnt3S IL recess
dad de c~ouservarSe unldc> y lie ira
bajar en yrovecho de 81 mciUE"a1itn-
to personal. sin vsperar n&Ga &c Is
promesaS que les hacen toGcs los
hom0TeS publicos Y que Il Ia nostre
no licc&R a ninCuna partc Ell IA Drac-
tlcG.
Durante 81 curse de l. 0~eror2riun,
Carri!!o traduio d Gicha lcugua re-
gional algunos dc los capituloS dc Ia
Carta 0ucr2tan& Y sohrc los cua.c&
hiZo algunas eXplicaciones 4 los ohrc-
ros con el fin de que sapan Il QUE
atercrSc Y nOrmen Su cOnducta. Ha-
bio tambirn cJ lider dc II nece&i.
dad dc fundar Coopcratiyas agrico-
las, hacienda ver que osta cS IL for
ma meior de conseguir IN cf2ctjvo
meioramientu en las condolences dc la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
GUIANA Al UATO
Federico Monies activa
su caInpana poEtica

GUAAAJUATO. Febre"o PIE
derica Mont"s ha emprendido actITa
camPaha on favor de sU candidatuTa
ara G~ohernador del Estado.
Nontes sc haiia Ell estog momcn-
los en- Celava. de dondC saidrd nara
otros p~uatos. rues sc propone rccC-
rrcY todas las pohlacior@:: lei Est&-
90 para dar 4 conocer 81 ~nrpgraft:a.
en- cl QUO hahia. dc dar mayoc I'M
rliso I II minerva. aue Is una ic las
r~iquezas del Estsdo. y en- cuanSo :
la agriculture. eXpresa Que - 2ondra
DE- scuerdo con IL Secretarla DC! r.
no. 3 fin de ~ntroducir CT ;odaa las
comarcas el sistena modecno, lue
tan buenos resultados est& dsndo
va en alsunas rsgiones ae Ia Repu-
blica.
Como parte ~esencial, asienta e!
respeto a todos los d~erechos, con c!
fin de llevar i buen terrliao Il
am2!ia labor de ccncorGi@, para cue
de una vez vayan desaparecieRdo los
naturales resent:nliearcs que provo
80 IA revolucion en- ell amino dc las
personas del partido derrotado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
SAN LUIS POT0SI
Viaie de una c~oEnision de
Ia American Smelling

SAN LUIS FOTOSI. Fcbrcro Fc-
brero 21.-EN ci arr especial ~
SARGE" 4ereeado al tren ~ordinario
Que y;era del Norte. llegaron Z eSJa
ciuGaI. en Ia cue pera1anaccr;.n so
lamcn.c v~ciaricu2tro horas, rarios
cmr,eados d. Ia American Smelling
and Refining Company, que van pa
r.. Aguascal;enreS y dc ALI Il il ciu-
dad ic Mexico.
Ertrc "S.os vi1iCroS e ~cncu"0tra
{. Niceprlsidcrte dc Ia cmprcsa, con
ouicn los periodicals &c csta c;udad
ta:ieron Ia o~pcrr1Midad de cruZa al
gunas ~ralabr2s. satisfacJorias e. 10
general nor 10 cue respecta 4 Mites
ira clasc traaaiadora.
De {. alto cmrlcado, que no Is
exacto que te0gan IA iAtcH2;6r lie
paralizar to,i"nento los trabajos en-
las differences plaHtaS fuHdido:as cue
ticnen eStablccid&S IN Il R]epUblica.
4 7csar dc las difjcultaGeS con que
es.&,n tropeZando q caUsl dc n baj&
ulc han Sufrido los mctalcs. Dijo
guc han ve2;do precis2menJc con t,
obi"Io dc irSpccrioNar cSa% plantas.
: 81 IL ,:ran;cE Dc !as coSas c2AtinuG.
81 vcran HrcrisaduS 4 sUprimir al
guno> lie los :r1baioS O 4 re3acirlos.
zero nurca 4 rar&i.zarloE Dor CON-
plcto. nor nc ESQ scria sumamentc
0-r:.Giciai nara t0GcS los negSciOE.
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DE LOS ESTADOS De NUESTRA REPUBl4ICA
TABASCO
Is horrible Ia ~siEuacion
en- Ia capital! del Edo.

EERACKUZ. Febrero 2l.-Siguen-
Sc recihicndo en- esta mas informcs
acerca dc las condolences en- que los
llanados ''Roios." o G nartidarlos
de Green, han Sum;dn en- 81 Estado
,;c T'ahasro, sonrc TODD. i Villa Her.
mosa. Ia capital. doaGc los atenta-
dos y los atropel!cs nasan los lrmiteS
de 10 imaginable. En- c1anto Il las
Nunicip&lidadcz, no - ticncn d2tos
cXac;os, pero 50 sahc cue (! terror
ha SiGo impucsto nor los greenistas.
I'm EillahcGmoSa los auOnc!ios sc
han cXtendid0 hasta las families de
los ~parliGarin. de p~ominCac:. mu-
chGs Ac LIS cua!cS cstaH presas. Sicn-
DO obiigada5 i echar to-tillaa y q In
~. lis ropa= aurulcn.&S de los hos
r~ita!es. .Ngunas dc cStas damas,
ta2to Dor csto como Pc: c! susie '
III humiIIac.5n, - hailan enfcrmaS, Y
NJ as rc-inen consideration.
Aver liegi = este puerto ia sonora
eSrosa del Dv. Juan S~olIrz@ao Mo-.
fin. habienGo deciGrado quc aoueI!o
Is senci!Iamcate espanloso. .Agree2
vnc mos ag,0tcS g~recaist4S trataroH
de "tcmori"arla i dossmbarcaha;
?ero qt@ los homh'es de Ia tr!pu~
laci5n 80 inG.gnaron ' = puAto 2&-
tuvia"oa Gc a~rrojar q aguCi!OS ha1do-
lcros II mar.
Mis- de sls.rt& tam.las.-di2c q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
COAHUILA
Ealleci5 81 Consul de
Francia en- Torgeon

T0RREON. Ccah.. Erbvcro d
Eictima dc violen;a eHfcrmedad que
c1 Uuas cuanJes hCras 10 puSo en-
escado agonico. fal.eci0 en- esta ciu-
d&,3 Il Sa6or Miguel Bcruardiui.
nor mueho tempo Consul dc Francia
= enc4r-a..o IL los ne-osIoS &c Bal
gica. La mUerte del Giscincuido eX-
t~raaiero h& sido Tuy sentida en- II
ccmarca. Gordc tcni& n.ardes Sinrpa-
- p,r sis re'evaEJeS cual!&2dcS. La
familia del senior BcrGardiHi Ia &C
ci5;dO marcadaS muesTraS Ie condo
lcucia. q yad&yer d.! S"Cor Ber2r-
Cin; sur nevaao nj ,empio del Car.
= en- ' sc aiii nj pant5cN. 0Onde fut
,.oSncd;do no m suH,Ics" c~crtejo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
PERDIDAS

Ell SUCHACUu 'rc>icanu que SET" encor'y1
en ~ iitn"y Del l.. G. y. cI niicrco!rt 4lti-
nc. = Il, " p. n. INA BOA cris. cUt-r q tra-
yecto &c ". Laredo y rrcos S.. sirras2 it-
volv"rla = so y. Jared" s.. : rcr;hir.. pra-
tiji-IrjI-. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
MATRIM0NIALES

SrzoRITh AMERICANA quc pgsec r-op;c-
E.ies no +alcr de- ST.. 100 cc~c:l r.iacio-
nas. obie;o matrimouio. con cabSi,crc cspano,
% MsSicaEo Gl" pugea. aUaHdo r,enos. = .0oG. 90
~ c~irct;vr. Dchc hah;a~ ;rEla-. Nj May
Bel Coleman. Cen. Del. Waco. Tea. 49,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
ENSENANZA

LECcloEES De PlA%o : CAETo : 10.
E.i,ii;y. i'-scin. rnu"cRcicIa!cs. PROFESSOR
FEL!E RT.SO. c-aduadp on los Co1scg"a
tr:.os lie larl- y Madrid. Rrcita 6-IrAcS sit
Nn-a'cs &. - G:ia!a franco; y cS7"io,.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
PESOUISAS

BuEEA CRAT1TICACI0N Sc darn = ! per-
soHa Gue p.cporc!oHc le dirccci n eXacta &c!
Sr. Gcse Nandoza Herrera. c-igiaecio iel
Edo. d NicAoacsa. Ti.nc q amos de ciac
: haze I que So cnCoatraba - q Paso. t.
5as. Tcdo :Aioruc d;riiase \ AEussin Mem
duza. Cargo la ?SENSA'. San AntoAio.
Texas. ',0i.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01
PRESTAM0S

PYESTAMOS nlHERo :oorc Rejoice. Dis
rnaatrs y joyaS. Eczoc'oS cccapIetanenta &C.
se-:a6as. Plaza Lean lcwalcy Co. G2i Ma
mo F!aca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

$i1.aN DARE - ~ga,if!cas,Gu : a yer,o:.a
nc M prn7""c.or" :nGo-n.a~ csactos dc ~
p-d-, hca.'acir E.5-o. L" 81 "eyosa P"~.jria
Patlar v 10 sus hijcs Tomas = E!cItcr:a
Rag. = p.c@-in I~ viruciS y oHgi:ario de
Kolrita. Eir. DE- GuaIaju:.t" Hrce ounce
,I.ns $. ~ncoat--La - CaGis. Gal To'o IN
io1m> sobre c! p@g;irglar i~iri:asc 4 'Toa:;s
Ra7o. W:.hcrT. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

game t~ahai@dora DC .oS camp"~.
i'll Goberrador del Estado Carlos
Castro Morales. lego i este puerto
en- G! Que permancccr+ aEunoS diaS
a.~regiando algu: - &suntU& relac!o-
n&dos con Su ccsti6n administrative.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

BUENh GRATirICAC!oN = iari ! i. n.--
soEa cue rrororcioac iniovmsS tic .lnrsFam
i. Saldana. c-;ginario dei Edo. de ja;isro.
- picado - vir"cla = &c 50 amos nc c!ad.
iiac" iii ann tres rnnscE 50 fuc dc Pa..tev.
Cal. con -umho Z Un rins:aI li1mado ne
Magnolia. Ga. Tudn Inferno sob.e 81 ,a--
'icular diriicsa 4 Mrs. Rcbeca SaIda7a. P.
.. Boz Il. Prescott. .Ari2. Gr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

Fl ~Pres;den,e Municipal. Eduardo
Guerra, ha %irado una circular = to-
ias las oficinaS Dc 81 de~pendencia.
recomenG"ndGlcS cue Observer toda
clase de atcngicneS con g nU0lico. el
cue - hu venido quejanGo de que no
ha Sido bicn atend,Go nor aiEunos de
los empieados pubiicoS. +. PreSiden-
&c Municipal cor j" Gesti-
tucion i cualouier emplcado 10 quie9
rsciba una Queja IN este senJldo. FL
concrete fue ci que 81 GUeio ante
la cutorida&cS lie esraS IrEe@u!arid"-
.GGS.
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AVISOS DE- OCCASION
PROFESSIONALS

-. nIT.EoH-. CHThOPRACToR. SO Edifi.
enc SnENHlNGE! Nc, ChA" $50 Eass
Houston 81. Los ertc-mos DC! es'oniago' CO.
-.ztr. t,i5gdo. Ti.arcs los Que pafceen "a
fr--,.cs9es ncrriosaf etc. cncCcntraa iims-
I;.-y-nsrte a!iyio PC ircd:c te :iu:tet CHI.
EErRkCTICuS. E5=asu!tG Gratis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

DESEo sABER Ell ~?AEADERO de mi her.
1:a"n Andres u. ReyeE, - Gu;en en- III,
r"c:h: ,uE &Itir.as u~otic:as. cncnn,randusc or
"a :ccHa On Seattle. N1sn. 500 80 ,!ar:in
- c~atisIcac."r Il = persona QUE Jrupor-ic.
n" :2torno5 r%a"tG diri:i.rtcsc Il Il. n.
E"yc#. Santa Ritz. y. 4. N
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

DESE0 SABER 81. ?ARADEHo de mis- her
naHos S"S,encs. AGrclio : Euin:a?o Iiar;i-
reZ, uriginGr'nS fc Comzni1. Edo. nc .iaIiscn.
y dc Tnisn"S rc-ihj -: Uiyir1us n6ticias Le
California. fiIe7a -rarificac;6a ST" Iar:i =
IN persona QUO proportions i~afo-r,cs cvac,os
Girj@icncose g Luis NaTT!ac@, Bon 7"1. Ada.
OKLA. -!
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CECILIA SCHULTZ. Doc:ora ObstS:.'ea -
rcc.slist> IN pac;os. S-e nradaiufe %
Ic!. j. 1886.
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EUENA GRATIflChCICN Sc 6ar4. 4 "a per-
soma gu: re i-oporcionc iaf""aeS dc nj hcr-
maro Refurir Estrada. IL 81 amos &c sad.
RHO dc ISa Est-a'.a : Cardcisr;a Serna = orr
rinari" De %IEas. Edo. do Durango, MEXICO.
Iodo ~infc~rre d:yiJasc 4 Teoio-o ESTRADA,
Rard. NcvGla. (3l,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

Sc VENDE ans fuohse para roTc5cG- n:"-
ve en- r:uy boenas condolences. Hc-in:Tc g
page - aho7c5 Dc pc.5oE2s 10 st~fr"asLo.-
i3ad. lis,nca ~ Tc!.To.o Cro-.c:t 5?>t.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

G~RATlFICARE AMPLIAHA<TE 4 Ia pcg-:.-
n QUO me prGP"rciorc i@frrm"s dc Bernardo
;. Cs--"@o. ori%ira-io d. TariMorn. Edo. lie
Guanajua;". &c condo e vino para este pals
SIN quo aaya tcnido ~uoticias d" ~ naraacro.
lodo informc subrc 81 ugUJicJlar .~iirijasc a
Eiren S. Carrcho, 7. o. Box cl%. Ncrnua.
Pa. f=j
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VENTAS

njsCOS COLUMBIA. NcsotEos teTarrcs ic5
lie anuncisn las dcrais cczcs. EUes-rc sur
lido e tan rGrisEo ccro e~>;eEso. NueEo
--c-.a. SIS e,s.. c.da Una. pi-iiSac Z j. y.
F,orss > Eao.. Fiorcsviilc. Teas. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-01

VEED0 EAR.ATO autom6yil Srlh.as. - DE-
: p.saieros .n bEcn Gtcdo. SsaT=9A :oS
Matar1a-cs. ~
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AGENCIAS 0E

lCEECIA De !%HCMAC!ONES "%HEL-
TEY."-Ng:ou@vil = amhuigrSia. Eur=-=laS.
Alberto f;l y racSc. FsrJira lie tiain 2ve-
rue y T-ay's Sir. Ty.e:oCcs cr',iS:: 81
. 7G63.
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500 DE GRATIFiCACIoN - drr.in q !.
persona cue n""porci"nc info-c1@s anterane"-
t" c%act"a tic mi NaG-c Tcrdoro liacias. OIL
Ginario d Cc~uTo. @.i:s..i:u H. frr:auau. Mich.
Mexico, dc Tuien on 1913 rrriL; SIS III im:.s
~notiriaS de Dcnr.r. Colo. = 4" IS ahc, he
e526. us. bicotc : harba rcrra,,a. D.-ijansc
so'rc g particular . Alberto Nacias. Humble,
Texas. ."I
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CG% 500 G~EhTiF1CAI:E a il per.9as .,u.
mr. proportions !nIor9ies DC mi herpIan0 Jose
Na.aGa-. Ge - amos de- eicd. cucrpo rccular,
r5!:Sro. originarip tie Nelagcande. Uacatcc,s.
: j" G3ien no ieugo noi:@ias dssdc hacr }
mo- an dur estd"imos On IL rasu. Texas.
iodn intorme dirijase 4 Adelaide Sa!aza-.
Fins; 81. Box i2G. Pueblo. Colo. ~
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IESE0 SABER 9! actual p~a-adrro DC Niccn
ic jin6n-z. easaGa con Maria HagalaGo. Tie
n "a amos is dad y >, Lc ~,atatu~a "r:alar
~ ;.'iiTaS -%otici%, las rcciai IN 1914 d
Miami. Ari".-Tndo iEfcrne subrc a ~rart:cu.
Ia ~Gi-i;aSc 81 Jesus icralado. AZ Spring s.
Pueblo. Colo. -
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GRiII!lCAHE con $50" q "a p--.nua Cue
ne rTun@rciUHc !nfG!r,- Gv Define Herein.
.dn con CaIne1 Herrera y nur liruc Cos
niJ', La1?aduS Francisco ; Ce.,rcD Herrera.
- d. 10 amos a. cdad. a.so = tr.sue&p. Iia.
O. uH ano So cncuntraha en- Staple. Texas,
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-02-14
WAR DEPARTMENT
DISPLAYS INTEREST
IN MILITARY SCHOOLS
MAY EQUIP THEM FOR ARTlL-
LERY, RADIO AND AVIATION
TRAINING SOON.
C. M. A. HAS HIGH RATING
If Desired May Have Two Commission
ed Army officers Assigned to Duty
Here-CoI. Fishburne Returns From
Conference.

Increased cooperation from the war
department with the military schools
of the country with vastly more equip
ment furnished by the government
was the outstanding development OF
the recent meeting of the Association
of Military Schools and Colleges in
Washington, which was attended by
Col. e. B. Fishburne, head master OF
the Columbia Military Academy.
Col Fishburne returned last night
and in commenting this morning On
the outlook for military schools SAID
that he found a more favorable situa-
ton in military circles in Washing
ton than existed there at the begin
ming of the war ana prior To that time.
While officials of the war department.
heretofore have paid only punctilllous
recognition of the associations SEES
sion, at the last meeting they attend
ed the sessions regularly and men high
in the military affairs oi the nation
spoke at every meeting, each of them
indicating the dependence that the
government will pGJ upon the military
schools and colleges for the develop
ment Of officers in The future
Although the revision OF General
! Order No. 40, which VIII cover the plan
of co-opearton between the war de-
partment and military schools and the
aid that will be given by the govern
ment, was not to be made public, Col.
] Fishburne indicated that it win map
out the best course to be pursued by
the schools to be of most service to
the war department.
Assurances were received by the
principals and headmasters of the va
rious schools that more equipment Will
be furnished than heretofore, inciud-
!, ing service uniforms, small arms, mod
ern field artillery, signal corps appa-
ratus, radio and wireless stations, and
possibly aviation training outfits.
Col. Fishburne stated that the rat
ing of Columbia Military Academy
n was such that if desired two commits
stoned army officers will be assigned
to duty here and as many non-com-
missioned officers as may be found es
sential to the proper drilling and train
ing of the cadets.
The plans for war department aid
to military schools is being further
, considered by committee on educa
ton and special training from the
e war department. An announcement
J. from this committee covering the en-
e tire plan is expected to be made soon
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-02-14

cnsmopolitan club Meetina.

Cosmopolitan Club Meeting.
The Cosmopolitan Club held a pleas
ant meeting Thursday afternoon at
the home of Miss Elenor s'-ierson.
An unusually large membership was
present. Club work for the future
was discussed with much interest.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Parson was elected a men,
Der and Miss Sue Todd Walker was
elected secretary to fill the unexpir-
ed term of Mrs. w. S. Beasley, who
resigned on account of illness. The
literary program consisted OF an In
teresting account of Katmal by Miss
Lucille Logan and a splendidly writ
ten paper on the Early Russian
church by Miss Laura Erskin, the pro
gram was closed with an address on
Thrift given by Mrs. f. w. Smith
The hostess served delicious lunch
course after which the club adjourn
ed to meet again Feb. Is with Mrs. f
w. Smith.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1919-02-14
GREAT CREATOR IS
COMING TO NASHVILLE
GENUINE GRAND OPERA THEIR
ON TWO RIGHTS NEXT
WEEK.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 13.-Nasn-
Vile musical and socia lcircles were
set astir. yesterday when it was an
nounced that the Creatore Grand
Opera Company, under the direction
of the great Creatore himself, would
come here for two nights engage
ment next week, playing Rigolette
on Tuesday evening and Aida on
Wednesday evening.
Already the coming Of real tlrst
class grand opera is the talk OF the
town. Local musicians and music
lovers are enthusiastic over the Drll
liant prospects, as the Creatore com
pany has met with pronounced success
in all the large cities in which 1t has
appeared and is ranked by leading
| critics everywhere as the best CRANE
4 opera company on the road. Even Sc
/ large a city as Pittsburg has had noth
inc better Says the Pittsburg Post;
"Creatore is in truth the Maestro II
that he brought to Pittsburg the hes
travelling opera company we have eve
had In every department his com
pany excells the three or four roa'
companies that come here"
Thes extraordinary event, which Gel
tainly has not been equalled III Nasf
Vile for many years, is being spor
sored by the Centennial Club, tn
Commercial Club and the Rotar
4 Club, organizations which never mis-
the opportunity to help put Nashvill
at the forefront with the larger cite
Of the country. Nashvililans are e.
pecting large delegations from Clark
vile. Columbia, Franklin, Muriree
boro. Gallatin and other Middle Tel
nessee towns, to take advantage
this unusual treat, which certain
could not be edualed outside OF Ne
York or Atlanta or Chicago.