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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
ARENTSTAS BUSCAN
ELEMENTOS PARA ATA-
CAR A GUAJARDO
Este jefe es Ell que do muer-
te q Emilinno Zapata en-
Ell Esfado de Morelos

PUEBLA, Julio 24.-Algunos ha-
bitantes de la sierra del norte de
Puebla. que acaban de llegar d ,esta
ciuGad, dicen cue los revoluciona-
rios arenistas Z las ordenes de Girl
10 Arenas V Alberto Paniagua, Sc
%irigsr q la sierra norte iel Estado
con Ell fin de p~roveerse dc los elemen-
tos n~ecesarios ara natir a Jesus Qua
SarGo. que eS FL jefe csrrancista que
los esta 0atiendo.
Los arenistas en- su Marcia hacia
esas ~serranias, tuvieron IN combate
el miercclcs pasaGo. con IN destaca-
mento carran"ista en- las ~cercanias
dc San Diego. e. resultado del encuen
tro fue que los c~arrancistas saiieran
completsmente derrotados ' tuvieran
cue huir, dejandc EN- el campo algu-
nos muertos Y heriGos.
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Los carrencistas inspeccionan

Una columna militar compuesta de
las tres arn:aS. salio hoy de esta ciu-
dad, con el fin de hacer IN r~econoci-
.mi"nto en- las municipalidades cerca-
a a esta capital. en donde Segun
noticias que Sc t~ienen. hay numero-
sas nartidas revclucionarias que fire.
cuentemente atacan los pueblos Y las
~rancherias y hasta han llegaGo a pre-
Sentarse en las goteras de Puebla.
Los c~arrancistas aseguran, que el
grupo de i~ndividuos armados que me-
rodean por las cercaniaS. no pertene-
&c 4 facci6n politica alguna V que,
f~raHcamente no tlenen mas mira cue
el robo : e. pillaje. Sc cree que
estas declaraciones de los carrancistas
no tieneH mas fin, cue el de ame-
drentar a los i~ndiCenas : impedir de
este modo, que Sc una con los revo-
luclonarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
TegeyGhualco, en- poder de
los reDoluciorarios

PUEELA. julio 22.-Las fuerzas
del tenierte coronel Luciano Moreno,
SoSCuv;eron IN combate en- la hacien-
da de San Miguel muy cerca de Te-
peyahualcO. con una partida de re-
volucionarios a las ordenes de High
Mo Aguiar, durando ell ~encuentro va
riaS horas.
FL empuie De los revolucionarios
fue uncomfortable Y los carrancistas
tuvieror que huir prccipitadamente,
pUes las bajas que Sufrieron los obi
garon 4 retirarse. abandonando en- ell
campo a sus muertos Y heridos. asi
como IN regular nimero de prisio-
neros.
Momentos despues de que Sc lib-o
e. combate en- San Miguel. los rebel
des a~vanzaron decididos a Tepeya-
.hualco. atacando la poblacion que es-
taba dsfendida por las mismas tro-
pas del tepienJe coroael Luciano Mo-
reno.
Los carrancista5 posesionados de
las aItUras de Ia poblac;6n, hacian
~Gesesperados e~sfuerzos por contener
el avahce de los fe!icistas. pero inu-
tilrnente. Las tropas revolucionarias
a~vanzaban incontenibles diezmando
las filas de los soldados carrancistas.
que lienos de paAico. tuvieron que
salir ?recipitadamente de Ia pobla-
ci6n.
En- les momentoS en- que los Ca
rrancistgs abandonaban ~Pepeyahual-
CO. IN destacamento felicista sorpren-
lilo al coronel Moreno, cue con diez
homhres trataba d. ganar el monte.
Sc enrablo IN tiroteo muy corto, con
Ia muerte del miIitar carrancista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
TN PAGADOR ASALTADO
EN- LAS CERCANiAS
DE TAMPICO
Los asoltantes 10 despojaroa
de la "raya" para
los obrgros

TANPICO. Tam. julio 27.-En los
precisos nonentos en- que Sc Girijia Z
rayar a los crabajadoreS, 81 pagador
del campo petroIero "Guayabllla" fUe
asaltado por IN grupo de indiv;duos
uuienes 10 despojaron de veinte mil
pesos que llevaba.
Les asaltos ! los pagadores, scar
De- ejercito o de compafiaS Df-
troleraS. Sc suceden con inuSitada
frecuencia Y "a Sociedad Sc e]ncuentra
iustameate alarmada. Las auto
ridades m,lirares de este puerto, no
han Duesto NADIA de su parte para
remediar el asunJo. ' dejan sin cas-
tico a los aSaltantes, cuando eStos
son capturados por las fuerZas del
gobierno
Fueron aprehendidos doce ninos
En- los momcntos en- que Oajaoan
de un caro- lei ~ferrocarrll, fueron
sprehend:dos en- este puerto doce nj
nos que Sc ha5ian fugado de sus ca
sas. hurrandose cierca cantjdad de di-
nero.
Los pecuenos. traian las intencio-
res dc rrabajar en- "a compania in
fantil "E2ldiv!eso' que actua en- uno
de los teatros de esCa cjudad.
POGO despues de ser captufados. los
uinos amantes del arre. fue-on reem-
BARBADOS 4 5orGo del f~errocarril ' en-
viados a Ia capital de IA Re2ubica.
oue es donde wien u nespectivas
families.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

Sc NECESTTAN costureras que sepan hacer
camisas !inas. :niciaIes ; oJales 4 mano.
Ocurran con Mr.. Johnson. 2l0 Navarro ST
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

mil dollars de 6onos de dicho canine
cuando e proponga su construction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
EMPLEOS

NECESTTAMOS IN ,sastre para alteracioaes
y trabajo general. Casa de Mayoreo. NJ.
HALFF and BRO. $50 Commerce. al Este.
ca.
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COMPRAS

COMPRAMOS. Nendemos y cambianos toda
clase dc muebIcs. Dixie Furniture Company.
li3 y. Flores st.
COMPRO \ LOS MEJoRES PREC-OS BIZ
iieteS De los BaHcos Naeional. Londres : Me
xlco. Nercantil de Nuevo Leon. Coahuila =
Tamaul!ras. Mandc,os ?or correo y a y l.
tn del mismo recibira 81 liquidacion. Jorge
B. Warden. ilS Russell Bldg. San antonio.
Texas.
COIPRO AFENA. NSIZ. PAPAS y dcnas
Trod.c:cs locales. EiSitemc t-ayendo su
mercaacia o mucstra. Siendo listed agricu.-
tor. recibira el mejor precio no importa que
desce vender POGO o mucho. J. VI. MARIO
QUIN. 1916 W. Commerce ST. Tel. Travis
eSTl.-San Antonio, Texas.
Sc COMPRAN muehles usados. herraminntas.
estufas dc todas classes y demas accessories
va usadcs. Pagamos los mciores precios al
contado. Paris Furniture Co., 1916 W. Com
merce St. ta)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

Cuando rec=site libCos en- espanol
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
NECESITAMOS MINEROS MEXICANO0

Para rninas de carbon. TrabaJo SECURE o So
10 IA semana; no Sc tropieza con ningunas
-. ,rabaia lar 81 misno dia de su llegada. FaganoS
.,sldos de union. Nuestras vetas miden de Z pie
,uIsadas a pies. Venganse inmedistamente a iuS"'
oklahoma. tome ell CARO- ~electrico a Kendall y pfesuh'e
por Peter Adar1son Coal and Mining Co., o eSeiiO p'A
mas detaIles en- su propio idioma-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

VENDO dos maquinas de escribir Smith
Premier No. .. en- $3.50 y $3.50 respec-
anne Ambas en- buen estado. ocu-
iran a GA Market Street. EJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
GRAN BARATA

DE MUEBLES DE SEGUNDA MANo. Per
tener Que desocupar el local, para 0tro ne
gocio. VENDO SUMAMENTE BARAToS los
muebles que me queGau. Tengo camss. col
chones nucvos y v%iejos, cnmodas.
les raouinas DE- coscr. aceite. agujas SIN
ger. lampa-as de sasolins, roNos para pIa-
nola. etc. TODD BARATO. 7. Medei, 222
So. Santa Rosa Ave. N)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

STAR CAFE, go E. COMMERCE STREET.
Local perfectamente acond!cLonado' bale "a
direccion personal &c Geo. 5. Martin. anti
guanente propietarlo del Riverside Restau-
rant y Elite Cafe. LIS mejOrcs comidas co.
rridas en- ID Ciudat Soc lunch comc-ciaI 25c.
Servicio a toda aora. preclos popula.es. A.
b.e-to dia y noche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

AVSOS DE- OCASION /
VENTAS

Sc VENDEN barauos i~mriementos &c herre-
ria. Deben vendersc p-ontO. ocuErah a ga
y. Conchos Street '7'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
DIEGO MORON

DTSCURSOS. aiocuciones, pocsias, cartas IA
miliares. amoro5as, de due!o y de nesocios'
a-ri.rlns. etc. necesitara listed hacer fire.
ruentementc en- su vida social. y 81 no sabe
hscerlo, !a.tara o sc pondra en- verguen :.
Cuando aeccsIte aIEo de clio, pldalo u Don
Placido Bilbao. 10 Mcnchaca ST. San An
tonic, Texas. Discusses ex;ensos. $500
Discursos breves, $500: Car.as. $l.O0. Es-
critos dc todas Glasses Z prerios eon.-ncio-
males.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
MATRIMONIAL

IOVEN MEXICANO honrado. trahaiadcr ,
de buen poTvenir. desea reiacionarSe con So
iiorita Eaexieana. objeto ~trimoni La in
teresada debe mandar su fotografia a Ra.
fael Zaaudio. 900 10th. Ave. Council Bluffs.
Iowa. t2sA'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
MISCELANEk
Is ORGANIZANDO una

ESTAMOS oRGANIZANDo una roderosa
empresa americana. con capital de sl.OOo.ooo
para 81 desarrollo de las riduezas naturaleS
establishments de emprcsas fabrics Q IN
dustria..es. en- Tampico. Mexico y pun'os
vecinos. y deseamos ponernOs en- contactc
con pcrsonas hab!leS y competenteS Ell esti
clase de negocios, y quieses rudicran re-
presentarnos en- varias ciudades !mpor-
tantes del Estado de Texas. Ocurran a las
70 a m a $40 Moore Bldg. i3ll
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
PROFESSIONALS

EDUERDo TAMARIZ, AVOCADO AEAlCA.
NO. Sc encarga unieamente de toda elAs.
de asuntos relatives Z 81 profession. 7l6-Isa
Brady Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

81 NECESITA carros para mudaazas, o car
gar equipaj~s, hable a ROSALES: TeleionG
Travis ll26.
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ACENCIA DE ENCARGOS

Esta casa Sc encarga de enviar toda cia-
Sc de mercancias. veSt!dos, zapatos, artlcu.os
de tncador. lbroS, provisiones. etc. u cuai-
quier lugar fuera de San Antonio. Sc
atienden los pedidos con prontimd y honra-
de-. Dirijansc 4 VI. Nacias. rs Oak St..
San AnroHio. Texas. t29)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

ST listed. viaia POGO o mucho. ncceslta de
;odos modos cue sus petacas sean fueEtes
y bien refo-zadas. listed ruede conseGririas
en- eSta fabrica. en- donde siempre encon-
tiara IN surtido regular Ge toda c!ase dc ar
ticulos de visje. Mi nuevo domicilir es 6l3
Dolorosa St. Mande hacer sus petacas De la
manera que listed quiera y con los depaE-
tamentos que desee, aqui 10 dejaremos con-
ten.o. Mande componer las que tenga. Sc
ahorrara mucho dinero. Ocurra a mi casa
para que yea rrecios = classes. No adIni-
ten competenc.a en- la obra nj en- is precios.
Economic Trunk Co., D. Munoz edo. IL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28
MIGUEL A CACHO.

Abogado mexicano. CousIutas y d"cuEienta-
clones iuridicas concentrates 4 lcyes y neso-
cos de Mexico. 100 Capies Bldg. FL Pa
so, Texas.
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TALLER FoNOGRAFICO. Leandro NJ. Ro-
driguez. .reEaracion de forogratos de todaS
classes y maquinas de coser. Maquinas SIN
GER Y FONOGRAfOS COLUMBIA nuevos
en- ABONOS. De segUnda mano q! contado.
MUY BARATOS. 100 BuenavLsta c. San
Antonio, Texas.
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PAULA CONTRERAS

Comcrciancc e. Loza. CurioSiGades Next
-anas y Ycrbas Medicinalcs.
1870 Avenue H. - Galveston, Texas.
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lin ANUNCIO en- LA PRENSA" siempre
q do fxiro SECURE. Lame I'd. Il! ~te!eiono
Travis 24ll y aaunciese desde lueSO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

AVOCADO PARA Los MExICANos. Aaen.
de tcds clase dc neEocios ip6iciales, reel.s
r2ciones por danes y Terjuicios personals,
causas oiviles y crininaies. reelsmaciones dc
,erTenos. No cobro honorarios hasta aNs los
nsuntos aucdan satisfaetoraments terminates.
Lie. Henry Ben Cline. 700 Gunter Bld1
San Antonio. Texas. C.ocks;t s31a.
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OPORTINIDAD

GRATIS. ENTERAMENTE GRATIS. I'm
prendedor para corbata de tres piedras y
un par &C a-etes para serora a IA PERSONA
ODE marde ncmbres y direcciones de ; per
scnrs. Y % cts. para Eastos de enioaque :
correc. Mail Order Dept. 2I2L So. Santa
Rosa Ave
VESDO LETRAS DE CAMBIO zobre las
principals p!azs5 &c Mexico. J. ". MARIO
QUIN. Alnacen de Abarrotes y ProdUetos
Nexicanos, ror mayor solamente. i516 w.
Commerce St. Telefono Travis 7l2, San An
tonic. Texas.
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COMUNICARNOS con personals
que VIVIAN en- dond= hay communicates de ira
baiadores mcxIcanos. para que !nflUyaH .
mandar, Dor nuesJro conducto. suS remesaS
de dinero ! m~crcaHciaS para sUs faml!ias en-
Mexico. Nuestra AGencig @ casa honrada y
economical. Mandenos su direccio:, y diez
mus para que lie inlOrmemos sob.e Ia ma
rera de que listed nos represente y game
mas dinero.. Dirijase 4 AGENCIA, Box $50.
Laredo, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

DIsCURSoS. DIsCURSOS. Para fiestas de
Sociedades Mutualistas. Camparnentos de Lee
nadores w. o. W. fiestas pa;rias, etc,
i precios comodos, eScriba inmediatamente
a AGENCIA LITERARIA. Box 2o3. Lare-
do, Texas. "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

Sc NECESITA uH ccmpetente cocincro me-
NIcanC. Dche scr nront" on atender orGe-
res pequcnas : hablhr a!go DC inEleS. Sucl-
DO. $500 semanarios. Inf6rr:cnSc Inmedia-
tamente con Novoak and Wciser. P. o. BOX
i53. Sugar Land. Texas. en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

LUNCH GRATIS todos los DominEos dc II
2. m. a . p. m. MsEnifica. muslca- EX-
peadio de r~efrescos ) bebidas no enbria-
gantes. 81 > De Abril. Esquina Dolorosa y
santa Rosa ave. laJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-28

Sc NECESITAN ccsturcros con cxperiencia
en- e. manejo de naquinas clectricas. Traha-
10 pcrmancnte. Ocurran lueGo a Bel! Mfg.
Co. 535 BROAD Ave. Tomcn trsayia Tobin
Hill ,2sD.
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THE LAMBS CLUB
412 West Houston St.

Sc n~ecesItan mil homb7es. No sc reQuiere
eXpc-!encia. Sidra. Nenudo. t29l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
SPRINGBR00K PARK TO
TO OPEN NEXT SUNDAY

The regular summer season 81
Springbrook park VIII open next
sunday afternoon. May -5. Tr.
park win De under the personal d.
rectiou Of +. p DALEY. who has
conducted It for the past six years.
Painters and workmen have ueen
nusily engaged in overhauliug and
freshenins up the buildings ana all
the rides AID concessions VIII be in
operation on the opening day. The
dance pavilion viii be under the-di-
rcction OF Charles Essis, OF r.
Wayne.
a number OF novelties are plan
ned for the summer season. AID a
special program OF en;trtaining
features will be arranged Tor the
Fourth OF July.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
BY Purifying the Blood.

once you get your blood free from
purities-cleansed of the catarrhal
poisons. which it is now a prey to be-
cause of its unhealthy state then
you will be relieved of Catarh-the
dripping in the throat. hawking and
splitting, raw sores in the nostrils;
and the disagreeable bad breath. II
was caused, in the first place, be-
cause your impoverished blood was
easily infected. Possibly a slight
cold or contact with someone who
had a cold. But the point is-don't
suffer with Catarrh-it is not neces-
sary. The remedy S. 8. s.. discov-
cred over fifty years ago, tested,
true and tried. is obtainabIe at any
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
SMILES.
She smiled n She Took His Roll
He Smiled. Too, For
Twas stage Money.

CHICAGO, May 17.-She smiled
sweetly as she approached Emil
Holmes automobile
She was lost and wanted street
directions. smiling sweetly all the
time.
I'm short timc Holmes found her
cuddled up comfortably beside him
still smiling sweetly. They talked
for some time-then she left-stni
smiling swectly.
Holmes frisked himself then
smiIed-twelve 500 bills which had
-uuggled up comfy like" i'm his vest
pocket were missing
Poor little thing" said Holmes
II suppose her faith in mankind will
be- sadly shaken. It was sta &c
money-but didn't she have a sweet
smHe2"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

drug store. IL has proven it's value
i'm thousands of cases. II will do so
in your case. Get s. S. s. at once
and begin treatment. II yours is a
long standing case, be SURE 20 write
for free expert medical advice. We
VIII tell YOU how this purely vege-
table blood tonic cleanses the impur-
tiles from the blood by literally
washing IL clean. We will prove 10
you that thousands of sufferers from
Catarrh. after consistent treatment
with 5. s. S., have been freed from
the trouble and all its disagreeable
features and restored 10 perfect
health and vigor. Don't delay the
treatment. Address Medical Direct
or, 259 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta,
Ca
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18

OF past months. Loans have been
negotiated for six months at six per
cent on a basis Of all industrial col
lateral sure indication of conf
dence. The less banking interests
have been called upon 10 aid in float
ing the loan. the more untrammeled
will their credit facilities the lccn.
the more untrammeled will their
credit facilities be, and the better
prepared are they 10 absorb future
issues OF treasury certificates and at
the same time afford the credit es-
scntial 70 business enterprise.
Bank Stocks Rising.
Banks are now large holders OF
government paper The time esti-
mates for reduction of these hold
ings vary between eight months and
"A year an q half Nevertheless they
will have money to loan. and Ira an
tieipation OF a prosperous business
10 come bank stocks are rising.
Speculative demands Of the stock
market upon the banks have been
fairly heavy, and some feel this ac-
tivity must be curbed If American
trade is TO reap its appointed har-
vest. The foreign demand for credit
will be incessant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
MONEY EASIER
DURING MONTH
Ample Funds For Normal Re-
guirementS OF Business
Now in Prospect.

Money has been easier during tho
past month. and relatively cheap.
Signs point 10 a continuance Of cheap
money. The Federal Reserve boards
compilation OF interest and dis
count rates in the principal cities
shows only minor fluctuations. Funds
ample 10 most normal requirements
are in prospect.
Success OF the Victory loan has
brought greater stability in the
money market. relieving the strain
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
FROM OVERSEAS DUTY

Pvt Vern Jones arrived In New
York Saturday after spending q
year overseas according 10 tele-
sram received by his mother, Airs.
~ :. Jones Of 321 s. laurel 81. re
came over ON the Nt Vernon. and
srss assigned 20 a temporary camp.
lie says be Is wen and that a letter
VIII follow the Wlre.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-18
NATION s HEALTH
IS THREATENED
Discharge of TuberCuIar SOL
dierS, on Plea of Relatives,
is Feared by Experts.
BY Unlted Press:

BY United Press:
NEW YORK. May IA situation
seriously threatening the health of
the nation has arisen as a result of
the insistence on the part of par
ents and friends for the discharge Of
soldiers suffering from tuberculosis,
according TO an announcement made
by the National tuberculosis associ-
alton.
Under a special order issued by
the war department the first Of the
year. parents or friends OF a con-
sumptive soldier can obtain his dis
charge upon guaranteeing that he
will continue TO receive proper care
and medical supervision. According
10 William II. Baldwin. treasurer.
OF the National tuberculosis associa-
ton, the order has been taken ad-
vantage OF in a considerable num-
Der of instances. in which, through
misunderstanding or because OF mis-
taken kindness. discharges have
been obtained for patients who
rllOultA nave AtlAieiAAlttA Aui - teANAtANAAN
and in the army tuberculosis hos
pital.
Forget Guarantees.
Investigations have shown that in
many cases not only have the guar
antees not been fulfilled but that fire.
quently they were given by relatives
who did not fully realize the real ma
] MI
surgeon generals office has also
learned that in some cases soldiers
i'm military hospitals had secured
discharges on guarantees obtained
from friends who did not even know
that the men had tuberculosis.
Fearing the spread Of tuberculosis
that will result if soldiers are pre-
maturely taken out Of military hos
pitfalls. as well as the danger TO the
patients themselves. army authOri-
ties are now seeking the cooperation
Of parents, as we'll as OF private or
CARNATIONS engaged in the fight to
control the disease.
1t is believed. according to Miss
Ruth Emerson, head OF the medical
social workers of the surgeon gener-
ais office, that if the relatives Of an
afflicted soldier fully understand his
condition and the special care he
needs, they will desire that he re-
main under military jurisdiction for
treatment especially when they real
ize that with the sanatorium care Of
fered by the army the chances for
complete recovery are greatly en-
HANGED.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-04-10
JOHN A. PATTERSON.

John A. Patterson died very suddenly
at MS home on Bridge street at S 80 D. m
April 7th. He was born in Lee Feb. A,
l846, the son of the late Mr.. and Mrs
Rufus X. Patterson He had been in i'll
hea tn for several years, but was out as
usual Monday and called at The journal
office to give the news that he had bought
the Carrie Woodbury. place on Waldo
avenue and expected to move there in
the near future. For several years Mr..
Patterson was the efficient Waldo County
agent for the Society of Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals. Some time ago he
entered the National Soldiers Home at
Iogus and spent the winter there on the
advice of his physicians, but came home
frequently on extended furloughs. He
was enthusiastic in his praise of the
Home and was a member of Company H,
Ward |, with Capt F. L. Watson. He
was a member of Thomas II. Marshall
Post, G. A. R. Mr.. Patterson served in
the Civil war in Company H of the 18th
Maine. He is survived by his wife, for
merly Mrs. Herbert Flagg of Belmont
and by one son, j. Lee Patterson of Bel
fast. The funeral took place at his late
home Wednesday at p. m. with mem
bers of Thomas H. Marshall Post in at
tendance and acting as bearers. The ser
mon was by Rev. William Vaughan.
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o negotiate loan for S25, 900 and issue a

to negotiate loan for $25, 900 and issue a
note or notes of the city for that amount;
said notes not to exceed six months in
time and to be countersigned by the
mayor and members of the finance com
mittee; said notes to be paid for out of
the taxes to be assessed for the munich
pal years l919-1920
Ordered: That the Mayor be, and he
hereby is, authorized to submit to the
Standard Oil Co. a statement of the con-
ditions that confront the city in regard
to insurance, owing to the location of
their oil tanks and arrange with them for
the removal of the tanks to some other
location.
Ordered; That the wages of labor on
the highways be established at 80 1-3
cents per hour for men and 66 2-3 cents
per hour for double teams.
The petition of A H. Patterson for
permission to establish an oil tank on
Front street was denied
The petition of John Dow for permis-
sion to locate an underground gasoline
tank near his garage on Bridge street
was granted, subject to approval of COM
mlttee on highways.
Ordered, That the city police be author
lied AMI instructed to notify business
houses to clear up all paper and publish
adjacent to their places of business,
The matter of purchasing an auto truck
was referred to the committees on high
ways and finance for investigation.
Adjourned