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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
Una via d. oro por 81 dcsir-to.


BESIDE hacc tempo las a~utoridades
cStaban vici!aado a un grupo de in
divlduos soSpechosoS, americanCs to-
dos clos, Guienes segIn Ia creencia
De los aduaneros. son los aCenteS del
~mistericso Millionaire meXicano. Este
grupo 10 encabeza un hombrc de ncgo-
clos rico, minero de Arizona, que pa
rCce Cue ha considerable Que mas que
los fabulosos Tendimientos que pro-
Queen las minas los da 81 trafico con
el op:c.
Este minero, asi como su complete
han s!do va captlrad0s por Ia policia
V en- cStos momentos han hecho va
alguras declaraciones sensacionales
que posiblemente coMduzcan a las au-
toridadcs Il Ia pista Que buscan con
tanto ahinco y per Ia que pasa. miste-
rioso V omnip"tepte. 81 Millionaire me-
Xlc2nc.
Lo que hasta hoy Sc ha dcscubier-
TO. es cue el grupo dc homhres auda-
ceS cue maneiaban este negocio habia
establecido Ell plenn desierto meXica-
no. una verdadera via de orc, per
Ia que introdUcia I te-ritorio de los
EstaGoS UnidoS IN droga.
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que me proporcione informes exactos de nj
padre Anastacio kazo. &c 81 csposa Po-ti-ia
Pa,Iia y de sIs hijos Tomas y EleUteria
Razo. Is picado de- virueia ) oriSinario de
Romita. Edo. dc Guanajuato. Hacr ounce
amos Sc crcontrata en- Cadis. Gal TODD in
;ormc sobre 81 particular d~iriiasc I Tomas
Razc. Wiibe-n. III.
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Sc G~RATIFICARA ampliamcntc n Ia pcrso-
ma uue proporcione informes o domicilio de
Aurclia Espinoza. originaria dc Mapimi. Dgo.
Mexico. Is ruhia y de cucrpo bajo. Sus Ill
timaS Hoticias las rccibi hace ounce amos de
Rosalia de Camargo. Chin. Mexico. Diri-
janSc sobre eI particular 4 Leandra Ju5rcz.
Boz OF, Flagstaff. Ariz. III
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RuENA GRATIEICACIoN Sc dari Z n p

BJENA GKAIIFI JALIUN Sc darn 2 n per
soma que ME proporcione infomss de mis- her
manos Cornclio y Abigail Casas Trujillo, dc
30 y 81 amos de edad respectivamente. FL
primero Sc encontraba hacc cinco amos en-
California. y In scgunda. hace uno. estaba
en- louisiana. Sus padres son Juan Casas
Marquee y Iiodcsta Trujillo. TODD informe
sobrc Ell particular dirijas ca Luciano Ma.-
quez. Crosby, Texas. Gu
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GRATIFICARE con $500 y un ano dc sus-
~cripciGn a LA PRENSA" a In persona que
me pro7orcione infurmcs de Maria Erncsto
Perez. I CUien acompanan SuS hiioS Pedro
$ Maria Carmen Ascension. Tcdo informe
sobrc cl particular ~dir!jaSc 4 Maria LoIcnza
Ascenci0n. ElbinE. Kansas. Oh
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara n Ia per-
soma Cue me proporcionc informes de Limo
Santana. dc ~cstatura regular y t~rigueno. ca
sado con Ma. Guadalupe Lopez. y quieneS en-
JUNO dc 1918 Sc irternaTon en- este pals.
Son oriGinarios dc Zacapu, Mich. Todo in
iormc d~irijasc I Emilio Lopez, Texliac.
Texas. (l2D
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G~RATIFICARE con $500 I II persona que
ne proporcionc informes de mi hija Aroio-
mia Gonzalez. quicn Sc case hacc - amos en-
Laredo. Texas. con Ramon MoIano. TODD
informc dirijasc I CriSpin Gonzalez, 3lT +.
ST. Lawton. Okla. ,l2)
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4 LAS MADRES-Nada nay mas eIlcaz contra Ia Oi-
lis: para las fermentacioneS acidaS Y para las consrlPacloneS
eStomacaleS Y que a Ia vez obre con tanta etcacla Y SIN oHsii-
mar Ia menor moiestia que los Cascarets- Casl sle!npre los nj
nos Sc resisten q tomar los laNantes, pero en- campo 4nu
emo grsto toman los CaScareS por SD aSpecto, de ouneS- Los
Ca6a Gaia de CascaretS de a 10 centavos contlene lnStTucco-
res completes sobre Ia nanera de usarloS en- nlnos de un ao
de edad para arriba.
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AVSOS DE- OCCASION
PESQUIsAS

BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara a In per-
soma que me :.roporcionc informes de Santa
go S.. (rD lgaacio, Andres y Santiago Ra-
mos tir) Quienes en- Julio De 1915 sc en-
contraban en- Henderson. Texas: de Alfonso
Ramos, Macario Contreras y Felipa Ramos
quienes en- Septienbre de 1916 Sc cncOntra-
ban en- FL Paso, Texas. v de Maria Ramos
casada con Sereriano Hernandez : que Sc
encontraba en- BersinG, Colo.-Todo informe
dirijaSe 4 Guadalupe Contrcras. Box $50.
Montrose. Colo. t22)
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara Z Ia per-
soma que me proporcione infornes de mi hi
10 Manuel Aldayturriaca. dc 10 amos de edaG.
| quicn hacc un ano Sc cncont-aba en- E! Pa
so. Texas. 4 dondc lego rrocedente dc Tue
son. Ariz. Todo informes diriiase Il Josefa
Sinchez. Caddoa. Colo. I2)
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Una Malta pod:rosa.

Una NSiia pOS-roS6.
;Por que ha declarado uno de los
comDlicados Ell este tenebroso asunto
81 suS declaraciones no 10 han
de llcvar q ningun buen reSultado. 81
nor elias y sin elias tendra que cum
plir la misma sentencia? Esta pre-
cunta cs bien facil contestarla: STEM
pre- los contraventoreS de Ia ley en-
cuentran serias difjcultades q la bora
del rerarto ' q ESQ Sc debe que a
justicia Sc abra paso Y cue caigan ba-
10 Ia acci6n de Ia ley los delincuen-
tea.
Tai ha ocurrido ahora: los dos HON
bres { que nos hemos referido no He
garon a IN arrsglo CON tres de suS
completes. Pero 81 las declaraciones
de uuo han revelado la culpa-
bilidad de el y de sus tres COM
pices. en- camhio el nombre del jefe
de Ia co~nspiracion, del que va Y vie
ne 4 Mexico, del que introduce el
opio Y del cue Sc hace TODD genera de
operacinnes en- gran3e escala. perma-
nccc ocu!to.
Una rcd bien extcnsa.
La red de ios contraventores de es-
Ia ley es bien exJensa: en- ella estan
rrendidos los pe~rsonajes mas curiosos
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BuENA GRATIrICACIoN SC dara a IA p,

BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dari 4 IN per-
soma que informc del paradero de mi hernia
ia Bricia Perez Iuien tienc 8 hijas llamaGas
Renedo. Claudina y Rcfugio. y un hijo llama
do EuSenio. Hace 3 amos ~llcGaron de Mexico
) sc cStabecicron en- San Antonio. Texas.
habicnGo rccibiio suS I.ltimaS noticias hace
dos amos. $500 Sc daran dc qualification a
Ia persona que informe Il Adcla MuEoz, 1905
Nc kec ST. Houston, Texas. t22l
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ATENCION MEXICANOS. Ahora es el
tempo para ~invcrtir W. POGO de dInero en-
Scgr;rida6es Pe:roliferas. Arrentamicntos y
Privilegios en- 81 COndado de Nolan y are
dcdorcs, donde 81 desarrollo del "wiId-catting"
empieza. FL primer pozo Sc VI a perform
pronto: apresurensc ustedcs y comprcn nien'
rras los precios estin bajos. Tan pronto
como empeccmos = ~perforar los precios au-
mentaran. AproySchen esta oportunidad en-
los siCuientes Condados: Nolan. Coke. Fisher
g LONGS. Para informes escriban a T. WARD:
WOODRUFF & CO.. Swcetwater, Texas.
CorrcspOndenc:a en- asCahpl. (l3b
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COMPRAS

C~OMPRAIOS. Vrnderaos y carntiamo, toda
claSe dc mucbles. Dixie Furniture Company,
1l3 y. Flors. ST.
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vENDEMoS MAQUINAS DE CoSER Sim
ger, New Home ) otras marcas seEunda ma
70 con accessories. muy titles. desde $50.
mGquinas. todo trabalo garan-
tizadC. Accessories. lanzaderas. aSuJas' asel-
70 Compranlc3 naquinas Singer y New
paCamos bucn precio. Alamo Sewing
Supply CO., 800 So. Alamo St San
Antonio, Texas. '4''
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ACENCIAS DE INHUMACIONES

AGENCIA DE INHUMACIoNES Shell
LEY."-Autom6vil = ambuiancia. FInerales.
Alberto dia y nochc. Esquina de Main Ave
me y TRAVIS Street. Tc!6fonos Crockett sci
y 1863.
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JUAREZ.

SUBURBIO JUAREZ.
Lo;es bara.os con frente n las GALES de
Leal. Monclova y Perez. entire las Gales dc
North Navidad y North Trinity. cerca de Ia
Inca de tranviaS West End. Valor, $4,000,
$500 al contado y $500 en- abonoS mensua-
les. Vcan 4 VIM. +. Schultz, Riverside Bldg.
IOi Vest Commerce ST.
CoMPRo, vENDo. CAMBIo y reparo toda
clase de alhajas. VentaS en- abonos. Pantl-
10 s. Esteviz. 6S3 Austin St San Antonio.
Texas.
vENDo MUY BARATA mi Residential en-
Waco. Texas. de dos pisos, con II cusrtos
ruy hicn acondicionados. SituaGa en- vecln-
dad mexicana, > lglcsias cerca' ,apropiaoa pa
IA ncCocioS. Il dos cIad-as del CITY haii
precio. sl2.OOO.Oo, lomare 100000 NJ conta-
do por r~cccsitar fonGcS. Waco cs un cen
to petrolero con 10 pozos en- perforaeion'
D~irijanse 4 Mrs. Gramer, 4o3 y. 2nd. st,
Waro Tcxas. G6l
'sU ATENCIoN. lie supliro Ia file en- este
anuncio. LA PoMADA GONZALEZ es e
rcmedio ms cfSca= del mundo lara los CO.
los. mezuuinos. Z;Zotes y toda ciase &C ara
nos en- In picl. Remitame % cts. en- estam'
pillas postalcs y q vuclta de correo lie mando
una cajita librc de porte Devue!vo ei dr
nero. sin traTnites, 4 Ia persona que Sc Gu
re y no sane de esas Intermediates. Una
tcrena. $500 libre de porte. Pida Z. u. D.
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ, P. o. Box 5i7
Laredo. Texas.
FORMULAS para iarates. perfumes. cosme.
ticos. iabones. pc!ishes. etc. Diez por VEIN
ticinco ccntavos. Sc aceptan timbres. For
mu!a CO. Laredo, Texas.
vERDApERA oPoRTUNIDAD. vcndo bag
rata mctocicle;A "Harley-Davidson.' dos CT:
!indrc-. en- buer estado. 409 y. San Saba,
Tcltfono Travis Al55.
La GA. FoNoGRAFICA MEXICANA ven.
lie por corrcc. fouoErafos Columbia, Victor
$ Edison. Pleas meyicaras Columbia. Vic
Tor y Edison. Medicines dc patente. ycrba-
mcdicinalcS. ~articulos maNicanos. ctectos pa
II tocador. Instruments 1ausica!es. etc. Di'
lila. su correspondence pidiendo cataloCo,
de In mancra siwuiente: Cia. Fonogri:ica
Mcxicana. |. D. Flores, Box sos. Dept. G
Flo-esvile. Texas.
vENDo EN- ABoNos maquina, de coscr
SINGER" diiercutcs ~cstilos: Fon6Craco:
biz @oiIVER". " VENB5o AL coSTADo
dlscos "CoLUMBIA'. naquinas SINGER
usadas. n1uy baratas. Glasses de Iordado Ora
It's. Sc HACE uEMSTITCHlNG a die!
cen:avos yarda. F. dc los Santos. Tel. tt.
$3.50. GOT Dclorosa 81.
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.
Inportadores y Exportadore..
2i6l4 W. Commerce St. San AnConio. Tex
Cromcs q coio-cs Dc toGos los Santos y CT
toGas dirlcnsiones. Pida listed precios.
BAHAMAS CoMPUTADoRAs AUToMA,
TICAS De todas Glasses s. vende-. canlbian c
reparan. H. Z. HarGis: 3eS Main Ave. Gro
ckct- 40.
G.. MENDE2 I HNOS.
Conerciaa;cs en F.utas J Lcgumbres
Fuerte existcncia en- Chile Verde en- Eina.
gre y Seco Lc todas classes. 2iS Matamoro.
St. San Antonio, Texas.
rIORESoRES:- 81 neccslta esqueias &c
defu7ci5n. granacs. estilo mexicano. escribr
pidicrdc precios y rauestras Z lGnacio z.
Iozano. lis y. Santa Rosa Ave. San An
tonic. Texas.
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VENTAS

TENGO A La VENTA unas cuantas toneia-
tas de magnifica semilla de algodon 'Meoah
I :, -,.;or nara ssmbrar. 81 Sc interesa diri-
iase a W. D.. Malone, SIS Gunter Bldg. san
Antonio, Texas. NN''
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CoMPRo, VENDo. CAMBIo y reparo toda
clase de alhajas. Ventas en- abonos. PaRf!-
10 s. Esteviz, 633 Austin st. San Antonio.
Texas.
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DR.. NJ. AGUIRRE SERNA. medico e~irujapo.
Especial atencion 4 la clientele mexieana-
Oficina: en- Ia Botica de San Pedro. Tek-
fono Crochet 1853. Residential, ~teletono Tr7-
Wis 1924.
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Lo;es bara.oS con frente n las GALES de
Leal. MoncIova y Perez, entire las Gales dc
North Navidad y North Trinity. cerca de Ia
Inca de tranvias West End Valor, Sloe.oo'
b. 90 al contado y $50 en- abonos mensua-
les. Vcan 4 VIM. +. Schultz, Riverside Bldg.
I0i Vest Commerce St.
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITAN senoras y s~enoritas para
polar nucz. Ocurran a 625 North Medina st.
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PERDIDAS
DIVERSOS

10 VENDA SUS estampillas dc guerra.
EosotroS lc prestamos sobre su valcr aomi-
ma! al S por ciento hasta Ia fecha de su
vcnciniento. en- cantidades de $500 para
arriba. Ademas toda claSc de prcstamos.
307 State Bank Bldg. Crockett 755.
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PROFESIONALES

DR.. F. vAzoUEZ GOMEZ, $40 Frost BLDG.
Teyefono Travis 27S7.- Reacelones eiect'oni-
cas Gel Dr.. Abrams
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

CUARTOS BARATOS. con o sin muebles. A
. cuadras. de Alamo Plaza. ll3 Bowie St
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Sc NECESITA Embellishments agente acti-
vo para proponer I'm negocio magnifico con
SECURES resultsdos. Dirijanse despues de
las 40 r. m. Il 400 Central Office Bldg. I'D
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ENSENANZA

Sc DAN LECCIONES dc ingiss por sist.ma
ficil a precios razonables. Telefono Mis-
sion SIS. l2)
LECCIoNES DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
micii:o. Precios couvencicnales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. Eraduado en- los Conserva.
.orios de Paris y Madrid. ReciSe ordenes llo
Morales ST. Sc habla francis y espanol
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
COAL MEN TOLD
TO ADVERTISE
Take Public Into Your Con-
fidence, Retail Dealers
Convention Advised

Reading, Pa, July 20. - That coal
dealers should advertise and frankly
take the public into their confidence
was asserted late yesterday in an
address by John E. Lloyd. of Phila-
delpbia. president of the National
Retail Coal Merchants Association.
on the national obligations of the
coal trade" at the convention of the
Pennsylvania Retail Coal Merchants
Association. He spoke at length on
the efforts of the national and State
bodies to have favorable Legislation
introduced into Congress and the
Legislatures
Many business men of to-day"
he declared. fail to feel the pulse of
the times. fail to realize that condi-
tions have changed and are chang
ing, that old methods will no longer
bring success.
I'VE have heard much of propa-
ganda of late years and propaganda
rightly used is a most vital force in
the world to-day. The proper use
of it turned the tide in the recent
war. Propaganda is simply intensi-
fed advertising and is a Legitimate
expense in doing business and as such
should be charged to the cost per
ton.
What propaganda has the coal
trade ever used? 1t is about time
we adopt methods which have
changed the face of the globe more
in a brief four years than in any
other period of the worlds history.
The coal trade has nothing to hide.
We have a duty to perform and
should not hesitate to do it now.
We owe it to the public to tell the
facts frankly and fully concerning
every detail of the coal industry.
Our interests and the interests of the
public are the same"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
TRUST COMPANY
MAY TAKE OVER
WRECKED BANK
State Probers Hope to Pay
Every Bill Against the
North Penn

Philadelphia, July 25.-Negotia-
lions to have prominent trust COM
panies take over the affairs of the
wrecked North Penn Bank, which
closed it's doors last Friday with a
100000 shortage, and paying, dol
ar for dollar, every claim against
The defunct institution, were opened
yesterday.
Working independently of each
pther. representatives of both the
State and Ralph T. Meyer, the
banks cashier, who is under S25,-
BOO ball. interviewed leading bank
hrs in regard to turning over to them
the banks business.
Statements by Meyer, according
10 his attorney and personal friend,
William Morgan Montgomery, are
such as to indicate that the bank S
condition is not so bad as to pre-
elude it's being placed on a paying
basis by any big banking institu-
lion.
The fact that Colonel Fred Taylor
Pusey, the keystone division officer
who is in charge of the State in
vestigation as a special deputy at
torney general likewise began nego-
tiations with prominent bankers
yesterday, is believed to indicate
that he, too, is of the belief that the
North Penn might be taken over by
another bank in a manner that it's
depositors will not lose one cent by
the failure.
Another development of import
Rnce to depositors was the an
nouncement by Colonel Pusey that
former Insurance Commissioner
Charles A. Amber, a heavy debtor
to the North Penn, had asserted his
ability to pay off every obligation
within a few days after a definite
staten ent of his Indebtedness is
furnished him.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
SCARLET DECLINES
WAR PROBE POST
On His Recommendation Sub
Committee Will Endeavor to
Retain Hampton L. Carson

Washington, July %. - James
Scarlet, who prosecuted the graft
cases in connection with the Penn
sylvania Capitol Building. has de-
clined the appointment as attorney
for one of the subcommittees inves-
tigating the War Department. The
place was offered to Mr.. Scarlet some
days ago. but he called up Repre-
sentative John C. Mckenzie from his
home in Danville, Pa, and said that
his law business would not permit
him to come here at this time.
Mr.. Scarlet recommended that the
committee secure the services of Hamp
ton L. Carson. who was attorney gem
eral In the cabinet of Governor S.
w. Pennypacker. Chairman McKen-
zie adopted the suggestion and will
endeavor to get Mr.. Carson to assist
the committee.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
SENATE GIVEN
CRUELTY DATA
Convicted Soldier Describes
Punishment in Prison
Pen Overseas

Washington, July rs. - Further
charges of cruelty to American SOL
diers in prisons in France were made
in letter presented yesterday by
Senator Harding, Republican, of
Iowa. 1t was referred to the Sem
ate Military Committee for concider-
alton in connection with the bill
of Senator Chamberlain. Democrat,
of Oregon, proposing cancellation
of all military sentences for offenses
not felonies under the Federal
statutes.
The letter was from Frank Woods,
Youngstown, Ohio. who was dis
honorably discharged from the
Army after having served ten
months of a three-year sentence.
Woods said he saw a lieutenant,
Disjordan, a prison officer, knock
down prisoners with a blackjack.
Prisoner Maltrcatd
"I also saw Lieutenant Colonel
Maui take a prisoner out. handcuff
and shackle his feet and gag him
because he tried to get a letter to
his people. telling them of the
treatment he received at the prison
camp" said Woods, adding that he
himself got twenty days solitary
confinement on bread and water
for attempting to advise his rela-
tivcs of his sentence.
Prisoners fell down from starva-
ton, Woods declared, and were glad
to get bread from Chinese laborers.
Issues Blackiacks
Captain Dewey, of the 18th Ma
rines, who were doing guard duty
at one camp, issued blackjacks to
his men and ordered them ito go
as far as they liked" Woods wrote.
You could see DOZENS of men
going to the hospital every day to
have their heads bandaged from the
frequent use of these lackjacks,"
said the letter.
The special House War Investigat-
ing Committee, which yesterday
heard read War Department rec
ords showing that three commits
stoned and five noncommissoned
officers had been court t-martialed be-
cause of brutalities in handling
American prisoners at camps in and
near Paris, are considering the ad-
visibility of calling additional wit
nesses.
1t was believed that if more wit
nesses are called they will include a
number of Army officers of high
rank.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
Outing Held by Allied
Churches Is Successful

A large number of colored per-
sons of this city are in attendance
to-day at the annual picnic of the
allied Sunday schools being held at
Williams Grove. Baseball and other
games furnished interesting amuse-
ment during the day. Trains. left
this city this mornir~ It s O'CLOCK
and returning will leave the grove
for this city at $50 p. m.
The following Sunday schools and
churches combined to hold the pic
mic: Ebenezer A. NJ. e., of Mid
dletown; First Zion Baptist, of Mid
dletown; Second Zion Baptist, OF
Middletown; st. Pauls A. M. E., OF
Oberlin: Monumental A. M. E., of
Steelton; Mt. Zion Baptist, of Steel
ton; Asbury NJ. E., of Harrisburg;
Bethel A. NJ. E., of Harrisburg; Sec
ond Baptist, of Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
Whole Family Sick

"All of my six brothers and sister,
as we'll as myself, have suffered
since childhood from stomach and
liver trouble and bloating. l thought
it ran in the family and that I could
never be cured, but, thanks to Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, since taking it
nearly year ago have been enjoy
ing the best of health and feel like
a new person. l have no trouble
from anything eat" 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the infiam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. II. c. Kennedy, Clark's two
Drug Stores and druggists every
~here
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Deaths and Funerals
MRS. REBECCA wINAND

Mrs. Rebecca Winand wife of Will
liam L. Winand, died at her home,
S4S South Cameron street, yesterday
morning at 800 o'clock, aged A years
months 20 days. She had been sick
for some time, but only within the
last few days was her case considered
serious. Besides her husband, the
following immediate relatives sur
vive to mourn her loss: Her mother.
Mrs. Mary Writer'S; two sons. Harry
Winand and Paul Winand. and one
daughter, Ruth Winand, all at home.
Charles Writers, a brother of this
city also survives. Funeral services
will be held on Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Burial in the PaXtang
Cemetery
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
HOLD JOINT PICNIC

The mems classes of the Augs-
burg and Christ Lutheran Sunday
schools held an outing in Wildwood
Park yesterday afternoon, which
was attended by a total of 125 per-
sons. An interesting program os
sports and games had been arranged
and n team from Christ Lutheran
Church won out in baseball game.
DR.. Thomas Reisch won out in u
quoit- pitching match between the
teachers of the classes of the two
schools. Strausbaugh's fifteen-piece
orchestra furnished music and
Harry Boyer led the singing. Ches-
ter Kirk entertained in the even
ing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
TESTIMONY COMPLETED
BIZ Associated Press.

Washington, July 25.-Representa-
tives of electric railway interests to-
day completed their testimony before
the Federal Electric Railway Commits
sion after nine days during which vir-
tually every phase of the situation from
company viewpoint has been de-
veloped. Tonight the commission will
adjourn to August 4, when it will hear
the testimony of Secretary Baker and
others. A short recess then will be
taken to August IL. when the testi-
mony of Mayors and other municipal
officers of leading cities will be heard.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
HoERNER FAMILY REUNION

SiXty-ttve persons were in attend
ance at the fifteenth annual reunion
of the Hoerner family at PaXtang
Park yesterday. Most of them came
from Harrisburg and vicinity and
were largely from the family of Mr.
and Mrs. D. S. Hoerner. of Progress
who will observe their golden wed.
ding anniversary next April. Eleven
children of this family survive.
officers elected at the reunion Of
yesterday were: David S. Hoerner
of Harrisburg. president; Mrs
Emma Hoke, Harrisburg, secretary
G. S. Hoerner, Lemoyne, treasurer.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-07-25
BANKS FROM GRENAnEc

Banks made from hand grenades
We're received at the local post office
Yesterday from the Third Federal
Reserve Bank, and will be distrib-
uted to school children upon appli-
catlon at the money order section
of the post office.