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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
A sIDE-spAITTINe COMEDY

There are few better comedians in motion pictures than Roscoe (Fat ty) Arbuckle, whose. latest comedy "Moonshine," will be seen at the Coliseum Wednesday night. In this amusing picture, MT. Arbuckle is seen as revenue officer who is sent with an assistant to the Blue Ridge Mountains to wipe out band of moonshiners. It is the broadest of broad burlesque and all who have seen MT. Arbuckle in his previous creations, will be sure to find this comedy fully up to the Arbuckle standard.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
BORD OF TRADE SAYS WINNIPEG ExCHANQES MAY MOVE TO REGINA

The Board of Trade Of Regina, Sask., announces that the film ex
 changes of Winnipeg, Man, may re move to Regina because of the leg islation proposed by the Winnipeg authorities which would compel the local exchanges to find one-story fire proof buildings and to observe many strict regulations regarding the hand ling of film. The Winnipeg ex- change managers have promised that they will leave the city is case the proposed legislation becomes fact.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
cHAs. ROCKFORD IS sT INQUIRED FOR BY
 MOTHER IN EAST

Postmaster z. M. Bradford has re- ceived the following letter:
 "My son, Chas. Rockford, has been gone from here four. years. If you know of him anywhere around there I would reward you if you would send me his address. He has never written since he left home.
 Yours truly,
 MRS. ANNA ROCKFORD, 907 Kellog St. Green Bay, Wis.
 Try some of our fresh cream cake after the show tonight. The Alaska Grill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
ROUTINE BUSINESS
 AND CLUB ROOMS
 AT LABOR MEETING

Routine matters developed consid- erable interest at a largely attended meeting of Local No. 4, Alaska La bor Union, in it's hall last evening. Most of the discussion was about
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
! cHlcHAooFF IN PORT

i. The mine tender Chichagoff ar rived from Chichagof last night. Among the passengers for Juneau wess John T. Spickett,- H. c. Harder, J. Matson, Araot Hogberg and s. A. Shoiin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
NR1 ALA1I 10xN UIsrsct to Aus. ls, 1918

; itsAEor Third and lfraakIin 1-l-Ffopt of !. R.. wills' store. i-e-Op. Marshai [ Nswman's.
 Front Street. A.f,. a
 1-s-Opp. ,Alaska Auto Gar
 ase, Front Street. 1-7-Tront Street. opp. City
 Dock. F~
 l-S-Front Street. below Wor- then Mills. e. S-l-Cor. Mrs. Germain's store. Willoughbyr Ave
 S-s-Willeughby and Ind.
 9-l-Seward and Front. s-g-Nain and Front.
 3-S-Hain and End.
 1-7-Cor. 9th and 6sward.
 s-S-oastineau Ave. and Rawn Way. S-l-0old and End. s-E-lth and Harris. 3-s-sth and Gold. e-5-Sth and East. s-s-5th and Gold. S-o-Sth and Kennedy. S-1-Qth and Indian l-1-Sth and Calhoun. l-3-West end Distin AvA l-e-oth and Calhoun. l-e-7th and Main. l-1-f3th st.. opp NorthsEn l-e-1vsh anA . s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
Attractions Tonight

Kane in "As Man Made Her," and Lonesome Luke 2-reeI comedy, featuring Harold Lloyd.
 COlISEUM-elIie Burke in "The Eand of Promise" and a comedy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
Great Peace question.

-
 All are interested in the kreat Peace Conference in Eu- rope, and though many in- poftant questions are being discussed. they can only af- feot each individual life, at the longest, a hundred years; but. there is another Peace .crestion which will affect EVERY LIFE for thousands of years, and that is HAVE YOU MADE PEACE WITH GOD. which is only possible 7 THROUGH FAITH in JESUS CHRIST. Read Romans 5:1- lr.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21

SEATTLE-Bill Lange, pride of Port Townsend baseball fans, and the greatest player ever developed in Seattle, comes in for . biz boost from an unexpected quarter The Christian Science Monitor of Boston says that Lapge, in his day. was the Ty Cobb of major league baseball.
 The occasion for this tribute was few remarks following the an nouncement that Cobb intended tdo retire. The Monitor said that so far as known only two of. the many ma ior league baseball players who have been retiring annually from the game really have made good in their an nouncement.
 The two exceptions are w. H. Lange. former outfieider of the Chi cago Nationals. and Arthur Shafer, former infielder of the New York Giants. 'In his day" concluded the Monitor. "Lange was the Cobb of major league baseball" ,a The name of D. E. Dugdale. presi-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
MuRlEL osTRIcHE
 IS COMING FEATURE

Muriei Ostriche in Moral Couf- age" will appear at the Coliseum next Friday. A
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21

Tho tsisphons number of th' Ottt shor | 1ss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
A Carload of Coal

doesn't last very long here. Wise people arc ordering their Sutply right along and having 1t stored ia their cellaI. You'll ds well te % the same thing. Rconszuctien conditions may cause . shorta8s of either cars or coal or both. or1or now as. . natter of prepAre1nam. There is plenty of eoal in fhs com try, but we may not he able c ost it here. 4ai~ ..S
 We specialize i1, feed.
 FElf1fER . llTx0
 Phone l1t
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21
SPORTS

NEW YORK,-T see no reason why baseball should not retain its place as the foremost national game, said John K. Tener former president of the National League today. .. "I believe baseball will continue as in past years, before the outbreak of the war, when |. it enjoyed its greatest popularity and prosperity" he added.
 q, for one, am lover of the joy it as a fan" Asked for his opinion regarding the proposed change in the makeup of the National Baseball Commis- | sion, the former National League head reserved comment.
 "I have no opinion to express | along the line of reconstructing the commission" he said, but if organ zed baseball should decide in favor of a one-man commission I will say that I know of no better man who is fitted for the position than John Heydler." l MT. Tener added that there are, in | his opinion, four or five men with | could be able to fill the requirements | of one-man commission capably and without the slightest partiality. In | speaking of the relation of the war ] TO the players, Tener expressed great praise for the players who went for ward when the Nation entered the conflict, and said that it was his belief that the players are as loyal as any body of men.
 SEATTLE-Now that Seattle and Portland have accepted the invitation of the Pacific Coast Baseball League to join their circuit there is feeling of satisfaction everywhere along the Coast No one has yet arisen, To- cally or otherwise, to throw cold wa ter on the move It is taken for granted that Seattle and Portland did the right thing in approving the project of an eight-club league that will take in all the principal cities of the Pacific Coast.
 President Dugdale said that he was proceeding with his arrangements to organize a company to handle. the proposition in Seattle, and that he had so far met with good success.
 "At the present time," he contin ned, there is nothing that can be given out for publication about plans for manager or the. players who will probably wear a Seattle uniform We do not anticipate trouble putting team in, the field that will hold it's own with other Coast League az gregations.
 'T shall attend the meeting of the Cost League in San Francisco in the early part of next month, and Judge McCredie will also go down from POT. land.
 While tho recent meeting in Sc attle wa1 tte most important evel heiL n the Pacific Northwest thu ono to 1c held in San Francisco vii have many important questions t' consider and settle definitely if pos sible. A aU
 up in this part of the countr. we have always favored the idea tha fsur clubs in the North were suffic
 tent and four in the South in cas- all all-Coast League was organized What the outcome will be in th' present case remains to be seen.
 From all I heard Tacoma is go ing to make a strong fight to ,ge | into the circuit, and understant that Vancouver B. C.. is also anx ious to be represented.
 q have not heard from any of tn Coast League, directors how they fee about Tacoma and Vancouver. feel however. that If they present thei cases the meeting will give then consideration"
 SEATTLE--Bill Lange, pride Q
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-21

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
LA AMPLIACION DEL
EDIFICIO DE CORRE0S
Doscientos cincuenta nil pesos cues
ia la ampliacion que Sc
dessa hacer.

Ell Administrator local de Correos,
senior George D. Armistead. recibi5
aver de la Direction General de
Washington, iBstrucciones para que
remita un GetallaGo presupuesUo So
bre ell plan que Sc haya traZado pa
IA Ia ampliacion del local de Ia Off
Gina de Correos.
Como recientementc 10 dijimos, CT
cypresado senior Administrator dc
Correos, en- vista de que el movI-
miento postal ha crecido mucho en-
San Antonio, : eE edificio con cue sc
cuenta no LENA las necesldades de
la actividad que en- el Sc desarrolia,
So dirigi6 a Il Administrator &C.
neral solicitando que Sc lie facuitarl
nara eastar Ia cantidad suflclente,
con ell fin de ampliar el ediflcio de-
lincado a tan importante serviclo CO.
mo es cl de correos.
En- su informe. el senior Armis-
tead. indicara que 81 costU de Ia am
nliaci6n del local es de d~oscientos
cincuenta mil pesos, pues apartc de
cicnto diez mil pesos Ell que ell Club
de los Elk vende sus propiedades que
colindan con el Edificio Federal, Ell
resto Sc gastara en- las obras de cons
trucc!on.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
LO QUE IMP0RTA LA
CAMPANA DE SANDAL
Mas de diez mil quiniertos pesos gas
to Ell D:partamcnto de Salu-
bridad en- Ell ano pasado

En- ell informe annual Que el De-
partamentO dc Salubridad de San
Antonio. envia a las oficinas respec-
twas de Washington. Sc eXpresa que
durante cl ano pasado ell citado de-
partamento gasto la cantidad de dlez
mil seiscientos setenta pesos, seteli-
ia V cinco c~ertaVoS, tanto en- page
dc suc!dos a los empleados del ramo,
como en- combatir diversas enferme-
dad"s, Y proporcionar medios de Gu
racion a los ~habitanteS de San An
tonic. c~ontandose entire estos las in
yeccioncS de acu que a medlados
del II Sc estuvieron inyectando
gratuitamente d los e]studlantes y a
los trabajadorcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

La carta Que eH Segulda transcript
b es una prueba posjtiva de los
del Urbans Balm, como cue
dirige un comercluDre que ma ven
BIO Urbans Balm pur espaclO de
kz anOs.-Lear Su yaTCa. Urban
Company. Muy seHoreS
los: SiryanSe eEyIarme una doce-
| de frascos de d - cts. lie JrnauS
lin. He comprado OueHaS cantlGa-
. de Urban'S Balm por mas lie tleZ
los. V en- TODD este tempo no he Oh
iamas una opinion ieSf1vorabie
ba e.. SiryanSe enylarme los fraS-
1 a vuelta de correO. Logan BrelS-
td, jfirmado) Siaydeu. TEXAS.
Urban'S Balm e r~eComeuGa0o por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
UN ANIMADO E~ANQUETE

III que ACADIA dc cclenrar on ct odIiIcio Cen
tral dc Ia Association Cristiana de Scn"r.tas,
81 Institute International, result" I'm ycrda'
G"ro cxito por Ia riutCrr7Impida anir1acl"n
uUc iu-an:e todn cl rcinara-
En- la mesa principal, G.. Ia qQuc ;omdr"n
as:cntn como clnruCnta alUmnas dc! institute
International ) amigos Suyas. lucia un arts
ticr adurro de handcrls dc todos los pa!scs.
rnt-c las que deScoilaban una americana. dc In
cual pcndian gran cautiGad dc Dcqueuas ban
dcraS mCXicaRaS.
DespuGs del banquc;c, hUbo al-lnO- ma
mcroS Dc concerto.
En- los saioncs del aristOrratico Country
Club. tuvo lurar anochc an a1tTado hsIlr que
To- alumuus dc Ia claSc 10 JUNO dc Ia High
School de Ia hyCrIda Main. d,rruu CT honor
DC los rradUados On este Hno.
Fl salon cstaha s~untuo>a y hc!'amentc ador-
rado. con -uirnaidas de flores y cstaudartc
DC ambas classes. Ia dc juno y la d" tchrero
Ia concurrcncia fu" num"rcsa Y sclccts
IA animation no dccr"crU un monento duran
t. cl festival.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
STE COMERCIANTE HA VENDID0 URBAN'S BALM
POR ESPACiO DE DEE AMOS, NUNCA HA 0LD0
UNA OPINION DESFAV0RABLE De FL

los medicoS Y oJraS personals cOmGg-
rences como Z, mejor remedio para
re>:rloS, c~aJarrCS y como c5!caZ pre-
venrivo para - neligroSa Influenza.
PoGriamo< publican cieatoS Ce cartas
SimiiareS a eSCa. pero no 10 espere.
aGquiera hoy miSmo g;i cuho de esta
medicina y haga Ia eXperiencia con
listed miSno. ESra canteTido en- ,U-
hos sauitI-.amcure ~preparadoS. al
precio lie - Y 30 cts. ST en- Ia bo-
t,ca en- que hace listed SIS coupraS.
no iicnen cr o-istcacia Urban's Balm.
hugu 81 Dedi4o GireccameuJe a Urban
Chemical IompSGy. SaG Antonio, Tc-
Mas, Adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
UNA CARLOAD.

Pear Valley. Texas. FL Sr. Carrie
ra de este lugar deSpues de haber
uSado una maravillosa medicinal par
ticipa una GAIA a un amigo que va
dice no puede sanar. Esto dice 81: -
'SenoreS: A hoy, con ell mas p~rofun-
do placer envio la Hresente a uStedes
pues esta sofa sirve para daT una en-
terra satisfaction de gratitud del
gran beneficio cue recibi por su ma
rayillosa medicinal Alma Cordial. No
padecia de los pulmones Y hoy nc
encuentro muy aliviado con solo Il
GAIA que use; la otra, dc las dos que
les compre, va sc Ia facilitc a un ami
60 que sc e~ncuentra cnfcrmo de una
Cnfermedad que L. cs impossible al
-anZar respiration. Su Servidor.
Francisco Carreno. Pear Valley. Te-
NaS.- Para Intermediates de res
frios pasadoS. toscs. tjsis. rcuma. as
ma, c~oraZon, estomago. hlgado. rlnG-
mes. catarro. sauCrc impuTa. dehili-
dad. falta de WgOr. puLmoneS o ner-
vios debiles. usen Alma Cordial. Pr
dala q 81 boticario, 81 eI no la tiene
0 no quiere ordenarla para listed,
manGenos un peso Y sc la mandamOs
porte pagado. Sc DEVUELNE Ell.
DOBLE DEL PRECIO ST NO BENE-
FiCIA A QUEEN Ia USE. MILLER
and co. Sta. 4. Dept. 50, San An
tonic, Texas lAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
CONFERENCIA DE LA ASOCiA-
CION DE BIBLIOTECAS

f. dia u de! co~rriente, sc efec-
tuara en- ell Campo Travis, In con
ferencia de la Association Americana
de B~ibliotecas. Ia cual ha estado
trabaiando por conseguir material de
lectura para los Soldados.
En- cicha conferencia Sc trataran
Importantes asuHtos r~elacionados con
las labores cue los a]grupados han
GeSemncnadC.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
PRONINU ENLACE

z rlirrcoIcs l. Dc los cor-,cn;r-. q las =,S
q" In niauan@. > en- Ia t"tcdral 81" san FER
nando. dc esra ciudad, tcudra luEar cl cnla-
- matrimonial dc iu S-ita. Rusaura Guardio!a
con e. ST. Jose X-rtccha.
La Srita Guardiola, o. hija del rcapciabl"
intellectual putoSino Professor Don BartOiu
Guardiola. Redactor Por muchc tempo. haSlR
el mismc dGa dc 81 mucrtc. dc La PRENSA.
douLc iuc justamCntc cst'naGo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
PASAPORTES PARA MEXICO

En- la Secretaria de Ia Corte Fe-
deral, pidicron aver pasaporte para
i~nternarse en- ia Republica Mexica-
ia, las s]iguientes personaS: Mrs.
Martha G.. Naucrmann. quien va q
Monterrey, n. L.; J. ". Fesguen, a
Torreon, Monterrey, Tampico, Du-
range. V la ciudad de Mexico; Y John
r. Harland a Monterrey, n. L.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
INA ANCIANA FUE LLEVADA
AL HOSPITAL

Victoria Sanchez, una! anciana
de nac;onaiidad meyicara que ca
rece de hcgar, fue remitida aver al
hosp;tal dc Ia ciudad. en- vista de
que fue encontrada gravemente en-
jerma en- la via publica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
UN HOMICIO

In l,aI.a@o de cu&reEJa : cInco
amos 81 edad : cue reside Ell e ca
he Morales. rue ~caDo1rado per los
detectives Warton Y Kirk. en- virtue
lie que el senior \ BarOeru. io acuso
De homicide fruSUraGo. presertanGc
los teSVigos correSpond.cDteS,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
PARA FiNCAR

Has Mn. pa Meme, - cabaIlsrizH or
Z Commerce. Gsra-u Eauge.. UU ,;ti-.o eH
l.,- K. CorDe-ce. 2. ". Pullman. una caas-
us-.-a en- 5ga6 2irr-; ;. 4. Co-8er, ura -H-
'g-ia en- @.5 LaEewle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
Sccso2ss ResonoH *
De REGRESO-

Prccodeutcs nc Monterrey. dnnd" pasarou
b-r.r ,rrno-ada ijrraruu aver a csta riudad
ia su Residential. - 81. D.. Martin Arr"dondo,
10 esposa dona EIodia Cas.ru Dc Arrcd""d", >
81. hijp Julio. "a Gti"nes acouIl ana Ia Sr''a.
Maria Castro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

-CuaRdo necesrc I'd. libros Ell es-
Panol, p.dsios q IA Liberia de Igna-
clio {. Lozano, IFS n. Santa Rora Az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
RIMO

limo MARTINEZ g Iaria Gra@-u.
.3o,a La.~-@t"a ; N'e-e.a >aorura!
Josr ANGEL Flores = EIarJa $.eyes.
Jos 2o.anos y Iu2Ra Nciazguc.
.T1an C4sa~ Angela Vargas.
U..rl=. Ochv., iuas.scla RplrlEIr--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
CORTES Y P0LICIA
UNA CAUSA Sc VIC AVER EN-
LA CORTE FEDERAL

La Corte Federal. emple6 TODD ct
dia de aver en- estudiar la causa que
Sc ma instruido en- contra de un a
mericano. que esta acusado de trait
car con licores dentro de Ia IONA
de prohibition.
Fl c fue decIarado culpable, Y
prcbablementc hoy Sc dictara la sen
I%tencia que lie corresponds por cl
m~cncionado delito.
ONCE PRESOS A OBRAS PU-
BLICAS.
\ cargo del Official de Po!icia
Russell Beck. once presses iucron
lIeraGos aver = TRAFALGAR 4 las obras
emprendidas en- cl ParQue Brackcn-
ridge.
SFTENT.A y ClNCO PESOS PER
DIDOS EN- UN INCENDlO
In IA casa numcro 1907 dc Ia ca
lie Virginia. Sc 0rigino aver IN IN
cendio, el que produjo sctcnta Y en-
co raSos dc pGrdidaS q los residences
ACCIDENTE AUTOMOVILISTlCO
En- la csuuina de las GALES dc
Water Z. Commerce, chocaron un
automoyil Y I'm cannon del cjercito,
no habiendo producido ~deSgraciaS
nersonales este accidente. Los ocu-
nantes dc ambos carros fucron arres-
tados.
ATROPELLADO.
FL senior Sam Dodlc. Tue remltldo
aver al hospital. CT virtud de que IN
autom6viI u guiaba un Official de-
Eiercito 10 atropeilo en- Ia esqulna
de las GALES de Laredo Y Concrete,
causandolc graves lcslones.
INCENDIO
In Ia casa numero ll6 de Ia ca
lie Leigh Sc produjo I'm incendio ii
causa de Ia explosion de n estu-
IA. Fl fuego fuc violentamente So
tocado. por cave motive 10 cause
pjrGiias ningunas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
=

C..Ga.arc Gua--are. "n :1> N0Es-ra0
.E.--- Jr~ca. aa SD" Wall.
ENRIQUE Gonza,rz. an - Ncssda
.l4-@ DC Ls"r. nn 80 y. santa Ross
I'm a.ar ael -"0or s. dr Ia sonora J. Ava,
.G-. or sG7 :. Flore~.
rstlmig Mar me-. en- 1901 Co'ima-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
INCENDIO
TRES AUTOMOBILES FUERON
R0BSDDS

\ las oficiuas de pOlicla So do
cuenta De res AUTOMOBILES que rue
ron robados aver. sicado cstos los
Si%G!cntes: ,
In Ford" numcro 23S4l6 del
FstaGo de Texas. de Ia propledad
del senior Sol Ruben; IN Ford nu-
nero 23776O. del sehor H. Best. e.
cual fuG robado frente al edificio
de la Association CrIstiara de Jove-
mes. en- 81 Campo Travis; Y otro
Ford perrerecient, a la Cruz Ro.
IA Y Que sac ro5ado de la esquina
ne las calles De Crockett y Losoya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
NIcIOSNS ~ARRESTADOS

La Escuadra Contra el Nicio, a
.rrest5 aver 4 once personals conSiGe'
radas como viciosas, a!endo estas
c:nco vagahuudoS, dos eOriOs Y Qua
tro acusadas de violaci6n 4 los artlcu-
los tres = cuatro del Regiamcnto De
Policia. De cstaS ulJimas, dos tueroa.
consignadas a Ia Policia Mllitar, una
multada cen veintlcjnco pesos On Ia
Cortc de la Corporation Y IA otna
aucI6 peudiente de inveztigaclon.
TRECE AUTOMCVILiSTAS APRE-
HENDIDOS
Aver fucrop ~aprehendidos trece
automoviliStas que fueron acusado5
De ~violacion 4 las leyeS de. trafico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
Prof. Nj. {. Martinez.
PoderoSo SaRador.

81. 5. Spring s..
Los Angeles Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08
I'd. ESTE ELEGANTI
VESTIDQ?

NOLItTIiI
IGENTES
Sc .
~Epcrisncia nj d.
no. Los psiidoS
~ccrSiSuen facI-
NueStrus
-~iOznz p=r5fNz y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-08

Ia PRENSA e e. pc-.oOcu mcNcsro De
-.a7o- -.-ruaci6a 81 los E-st2cos JniGoS. y
10 % ante e nejo- lara les anGrciantrs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-04-23
Favor Bonuses fer Soldiers.

The feeling appears to be universal
that it is incumbent upon the state of
Wisconsin to show appreciation in a
practical way of the services of the
soldiers and sailors who SO splendidly
upheld the name of the state on land
and sea in the war which has just
ended. This is the sentiment expressed
on all sides i'm Milwaukee. Prominent
taxpayers declaring themselves for o
bonus for the men returning from the
war, even To the exteR; of an Issue OF
bonds by The state. If necessary.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-04-23
Pre-War DAYS.

1t is altogether good sign that we
seem to be making so great catch
word of "pre-war" says London
Daily News Whenever it is desired
to say that anything is going on well
or comfortably, or easily, if an enter
tainment is brilliant or sale success
full, it is described at once as quite
up to pre-war standard"
And yet are we not suppose to
have entered on a new ideal in which
postwar will be much greater
thing than pre-war?
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-04-23
Resolution Affecting Delayed Bills.

The following resolution by Senator
Kuckuk was adopted by the senate.
after two attempts made to amend it
had failed: Resolved by the senate,
that all bills introduced within the
five-week period, which have not been
reported back TO this senate by tie
committee on revision. be reported
back to this senate by the said commit
tee ON or before April 10; and re-
solved, further. that all such bills
which shall not have been reported
back on or before April Is by the said
committee be subject to the rules and
procedure of the senate as to the in
PRODUCTION of the bills after the close
of the fifth week"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-04-23
INFANTRY LEADS IN LOSSES
Battle Deaths Among Personnel OF
Branch Was 1897 Per Thou
sand, Is Report.

Washington, April 1.-THE infan-
try suffered more than twice the cas-
ualties in proportion to numbers of
any other branch of the army, accord
ing to statistical report made pub
lie by the war department.
Battle deaths among the commits
stoned personnel in the infantry was
173 per 1000 and for both officers and
men was 1897 per LOCO. This com
pares with the average for the entire
army of 61.2 per 1000 for officers and
GIG for both officers and men.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-04-23
B0ScHEE's SYRUP

will quiet your cough, sOothe the In
fiammation of sore throat and lungs,
stop irritation in the bronchial tubes.
inSuring good nights rest, free from
coughing and with easy expectoration
in the morning. Made and sold in
America for fifty-two years. A Won
derful prescription, assisting Nature in
building up your general health and
throwing off the disease. Especially
useful in lung trouble, asthma, Group,
bronchitis, etc. For sale in all civil
lied countries.-Adv.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1919-04-23
Banana Consumption BID.

According to statistics for 1914, Tho
latest available, the people of this
country consumed 1888, 592, 900 BE-
nanas, of which 100000 buncha
came from Jamaica, 100000 bunChs
from Honduras, 100000 buncha
from Costa RIGA, and 100000 bunCha
from Panama. The others came from
Guatemala, Mexico, Cuba, Colombo
Nicarauga, British Honduras, Sana
Domingo and Brazil.