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CHICAGO.

.tochers and feeders. s7,5Oels; bulls $3.50
1li.5o; calves, sIait,
shseg,.Rscetpts, 5000 h'shsr lambs
ers iaai2.95; ewes. SS9i0,5o. stockers
aud feeders, sS9ie.
CHICAGO, Feb. s.-Hogs-- Receipts, a.
600; closed weak; msrke, geneIslly steady
il75l!7s: packing, sie.6oa l7'co; throw
9u.. rs3ie'co; pigs good to choice,
cattle-Rcceipts. 1900; beef steers and
butcher cattle strong 10 higher: fat beeves,
higher: feeders steady. Beef cattle. good.
choice and prime 'l7e?o;?5; common to
medium. slo,5Sql5. Butcher stock. cows
and he'fers, S7.lo9l526: Gamers and cut
ters, $50 7.iO. stookers and feeders good,
choice and fancy slld 1850: inferior. COM
mon and medium. 1885 oil: calves. good
sheepNReceipt.. $4,000. Lambs. steady
TO loo. higher: yesrlings, IS TO soc. higher:
sheep strong; feeders iirm. Lambs, choice
and prime, .i7lSG i7'a6 medium and good,
siS.5oal7.l6: culls, sls.50a 1880, Ewes.
choice and prime. sildll.26; medium and
good. ss.76g II; culls. 'S.5o9s.
SIT. LOUIS. Feb s.--Hoxs--Recripts, Ia
zoo; l6u2Sc. higher. Lights, siT.2S9IT.7S I;
,m.tSaIss' good heavy 'i7s'al'io' bulk
cattieEEecsipt., $500; strong ana &C.
yearling steers and heifers. SIC; cows.
sIboqlc.SO; s,ocllers end feeders, ss.Soa
y; fir TO prime Southern beef steers.
.lOais; beef COWS and hsifers, s7.Sodls:
Gamers and cutters. S.259S; native
calves, s7,75dl3T5.
sAeep--Receipts 500; steady. Lambs
tlsa1s,6o: ewes. ss.6oelo,5o; Gamers and
chopperA S5m9.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-HoEs-Reeeipts.
800: steady.
Cattle = Receipts. 500: steady. csiv.,
strong.
Sheep - Receipts. 100. strong, Nos.
Lambs steady.
PITrSBURG. Feb. g. 49, Cattle - Steady;
supply light, Prime, sl6j0al7.5c.
Sheep-Strong; supply light; prime
wethers. sll5odi2,60; cuils and common.
Si50Q6. Lambs. sildl5.5o.
Veal calves. tlTQlTi5.
Hogs-Iower; receipts, 10 double dseks.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

New lork >. l. teprusrN ., lFlF
special meeting OF the directors ana
the stockholders Of CHARLES T. STORK
& CO. INC. VIII be held on the clst Ia
of February, 1919 at . q clock in the at'@-.
noon at the Office OF such company. No
1874 Nassau street, in the City OF New Ncr.,
for the purpose OF voting on proposi,'on
to increase its capital stock from 10
shares OF common stock without nor nal
or par value and zoo shares Of preferred
stock Of the par value of 500 each. .
nominal or par value and 200 shares o:
preferred stock Of the par value Of 3tH
each. CHARLES T SToRK. Presidsr'
LESTER I. CALLAN. Sec-eta-
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press rs q 2sc.: freight. 2sg27c. FOWLS
Express. 20 a52c. freight, asqs2c. OLD
BOOSTERS - 22c. TURKEYS = SOq3 5c.
DCCks = Freight. 5Sa3sc. GEESE
Freight. ~ q 'Sc. GTINEAS-Pair, $50
s5c. PIGEONs-Pair IS q soc.
The sun., 1919-02-07

Louis j. Bailey. agent 81 The Ame.'.N.
Library Association, yestcrdsy a'i'''''
for more magazines and hooks g.. s''
ment to troops waiting in ew3A"7a''
camps for transportation home 1'
endeavorirS 10 have the ro''' D.
stamping and forwarding peril.
stunned by the publishing ho1s'~
Bailey said that tho ia,lr'rtN ~ .
troops At present makes rcad'
imperative. less than tWcu,H eve s"-''
have been sent over 5iTcs Ch-'e' 80
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE II. r. GooDR,CH CoMP,>,

THE Is. y. GOODRltH COMPANY,
At a meeting OF the Bos-d OF Re -
OF this Company. held on Jarus7y 81 -,
dividend OF Sis per cent, on the o4's'1Ti.
ing Preferred Capital stock or ,,'s COM
pany was declared, l. per cent p-'--s
close of business March II. '''t a1n o..
per cent payable on July 1914. - h'':s-'
OF record at the close o: bJs-ass Isn't.
90 1912.
OF per cent, was declared oN IT, o..'
atsnding Common Capital StccS = 80
tompany. payable on May Is '''i -
holders OF record at the close % a-si7'"
May 5, 1919
f. 4. VAN Ct.FEF. S-r-e-sr
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MILK COST TO BE TRACED.
Conference with Agricultural Ell,
perts Set for To-day.
SPECIAL Despdioh 10 THr s

ALBANY, Feb. 6.--The subcommittee
of the Council of Farms and Markets
will have a conference tomorrow after
noon with agricultural experts for the
purpose OF getting ideas on the best way
to gather special information on the cost
OF producing milk
Prof. Warren OF Cornell, who devised
the milk cost formula which bears his
name; Professors Savage and Stockey.
also OF Cornell Agricultural College, and
Prof, Jordan OF the Geneva Agricultural
Schol have agreed TO meet the COM
mittee.
William f.. Dana Is chairman of the
subcommittee of the council. II was
said tonight the committee will not hold
any more hearings until a definite pro-
grarnme is formulated.
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NAVY DEBATE ENDS HOTLY.
saunders's Attack Is Met by De-
fence by Pndgett.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.--General debate
on the naval appropriation bill was con-
clded in the House to-day. Representa-
tive Saunders (Virginia) who attacked
the new three year building plan. de-
clared that Aberican naval men never
had regarded Great Britain as a menace
and that the capital ships OF the United
States now were more powerful than
those OF Japan. France and Italy COM
bined.
1--WE are not building against any ma
tion." declared Representative Padgett
(Tenn.), chairman OF the Naval Conn
mittee. I'VE arc building for the United
States Are we to turn our backs to tho
past and close our eyes to the future?"
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CANAL sEURvEY AUTHORIZED.
Ship Route From Lakes to Hudson
Is PrOpOAed.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 6.--Authorization
for a survey by army engineers OF the
practicability OF constructing a seagoing
shipway between the Great Lakes and
the Hudson River was approved to-day
by the Senate Commerce Committee.
At the request OF Senator Calder of
New York the committee added an
amendment to the rivers and harbors APP
preparation bill providing for the survey
The sun., 1919-02-07
Huron Club to Celebrate.

The Huron Club, one OF the oldest
Tammany organizations, will celebrate
Lincoln's Birthday with an entertain.
ment and reception at Palm Garden.
Fifty-eighth street. near Lexington ave.
nue. Tuesday evening. Daniel j. Finn,
son of the late Battery Dan rim, Is
head OF the club. Gov Alfred Il, Smith
has been invited.
The sun., 1919-02-07
butcher Fined for Dirty shop.

For maintaining butcher shop that
was described by Health Department
inspector as the "dirtiest he had ever
seen in eight years of service" Joseph
Defestano, whose shop is in Eaet l25th
street, was fined s. yesterday in Harlem
Court Inspector Regain said that the
place was full of cobwebs and debris.
The defendant said it was up TO his
landlord TO repaint his shop
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
MEXICAN PETROLEJM COMPANY.
LTD, OF DELAWARE.
First Hen and Rcfunding sinking Fund
Gold Bonds, dated October I. 1911

Series a." "B" and &C"
Notice Is hereby given, as provided IN
Artiile V. of the Deed OF Trust datoo Oc.o.
Der /. 1911 made by the Mexican Pe,ro.
leum Company. Ltd. of Delaware. to tvs
Standard Trust Company of New York
Trustee, Guaranty Trust COMPANY of New
York, Trustee. successor. that all 0: tbs
above bonds now outstanding have h.en
called for redemption by the Sinking Fund,
and will be paid on and after April |. 1919
at one hundred and fve per cent. l059I
OF par and accrued interest. upon presenta.
ton at the Trust Department of the unde:.
signed, l40 Broadway New York Cts.
After April /, 1919, interest on these bonds
will cease. Bonds should have coupons
due April /. 1919. and subsequent ATTACHED.
Bonds also may be presented for pa .
mert at the ofhca Of the undersigned. a.
Lombard street, London. r. G. England.
The privilege of converting the boye bonds
into stock of the Company ceases on Msr-h
. 1919.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
b. CHARLES II. SABIN, Tre,idsnt
Dated, January 25, 1919.
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NOTICE is HEREBY given tina. > sr .
meeting of the Stockholders OF CHARLIE g
7. sTORk & CO, INC will be held - to
Office OF The company at No ia ASA.
Street, city OF New York, y. on 'rs
?lst day OF February, 1919. A. o.r'n.k =
the afternoon of that day - d.te-r ne
whether the number OF its directors sl. .
he Increased from six to eleven. ant tar
The transaction ~ such other business -
may properly come before such maetirs
LESTER /. CAILAN. Sscretsr" .;
Charles T. Stork & Co. In.
Dated, New York. y. y, Fehruar -
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CENTRAL ARKANSAS RAILWAY ,\n
LIGHT CORPORATIO>.

New York, February . 'r,'
The Board Of Directors has this -Sg s..
clared the TVenty-fourth conss~u'''- Gti''
teriy dividend OF One and Three -r-s-,s'
Fer Cent OK =, on the PrFf=--cf S'-'t
of the Central Arkansas RAILWAY ar1 Lsr'
corporation, payah on MarcA It, 1858 >
the stockholders OF record as o. ~ -.N'i
OF business February Is. 1919 ~" Is o.
be mailed. Transfer books w. r'' "
closed D. DJNHIIJ Tr..s.-s-
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COBALT
MONTREAL CLOSING

Prime hesvies. mediums and heavy York
ers 3is.25d 1850; Hight Workers and pigs.
sls.2S9ls.5O; roughs. slS3lsS6.
East BUFFALO. Feb. 6.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts. 400: strong.
Calves-Receipt:, SO: 81 higher: $500
Hoss-Receipts, 500: good steady: ligh<
a5c. to soc. lower Heavy. SlsdlS?S;
mixed ard Workers. $3.50; light Workers,
tsGls25; pigs, slT.76als; throwouts. sl2
dls; stays. slo1ls: Canadians, SIS a is. 26
sheep and Lambs - Receipts. 1000;
steady and unchanRed
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ELECTIONS And MEETINGS.
The Alliance Realty Co.

New York. February 5th, 1877,
Notice Is hereby given that II. Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders OF THE Al
LANCE REALTY COMPANY will be hsi
AZ the once OF tn. company, il5 Broa:
way in the Borough OF Manhattan. city g.
New York, the Goth day o. Fe6-Is-
1919. at IL O'Clock noon. FOR the annual
election OF Directors Of said company ard
OF two Inspectors Of Election, to serve Tor
the succe eding year, and for such other
business as may properly come before such
meeting
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BROOKLlN EDISON COMPANY, INC,
BROOkLNN. NY
18TH CONSECUTIVE nIxInINp

The Board Of Directors at A NEE &
held February 3rd. 1879. declared -"s -
quarterly dividend ~ sg.0O per -hn-s "a
the capital stock OF the Compan, o4;t'a-a-
holders Of record al 3 r NJ f.N-a.'
lith. 1919. Checks for the above d.,Its1i
will be mailed
II. P ERWIN. ~-sss.-r-
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Bate District Mine. Cut Fay.

BuTTs, Feb. Give principal mining
COMPANIES OF the Butte district to-day
posted notices announcing a reduction
with Tomorrow
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
First md Refundiug Mortgage Thirty Ter
Five Fer Cent. Geld Bonds II the
PRINCETON LIGHT, HEAT 6 POWER co.

que ruptu2fy ', 1917.
The Equitable Trust COMPANY 81 New
York, as successor by merger to The Trust
Company OF America, Trustee under mort.
sage OF the Princeton Light Heat d Power
Compnn". dated February /. 1909, herspp
lnvites proposals for tho sale 70 II Of -
many boa6. secured thereby as win sShaus,
tho SUN Of -Four thousand four hundred
twentv-one seventy-two cents (s4,s2i.i1 IN
accordance With tho sinking fund pro.
visions OF said mortgage.
Written offers of sale Of said tonGs Or
any part thereof az certain price With
accrued interest. together with the bond,
TO be fied with the undersigned Trustee
on or before twelve o'clock noon February
"a. 1919, at which time offers VIII b.
opened. The right Is reserved to reject
any and all tenders.
Dated New York, y. Y. February :. 1p,;
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Successor Trustee
By LYMAN RHOADEs. Vice Presdsr'
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Live stock Markets in other Cities

KANSAS CITY. Feb, 6-yHogs eceipts.
t,Jos; slow and steady Bulk, $4,000
i5sS; heayX si53o q i75S; packers =! and q
1875; pigs, Sl2ql6.
Cstiie-Rsceipts 1000; no southerns
beef steers stsais: Western steers 81
OH; Southern beef steers nominally 81
6lt cows, s7I14; heifers, ss9ltS0;
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEyEs--Rsceipts. sl2 head; mainly
consigned direct TO slaushtegers. No trad
ing OF importance: feeling full steady for
all sorts and grades. Dressed beef In fair
common 10 prime city dressed native sides
Western dressed do. IS CSC.
CALyEs-Rece!pts. ess head; It7 on
sale. Demand brisk and prices full steady.
The limited offerings were sold. Inferior
to prime veals, sl7620 per 100 lbs: culls,
sl41l5; fair yearlings. $3.50. City dressed
vea,s strong at s2I:sc- per ID. country
drs:sss dS nsh eon sS f0Sase oomp.ny
veals, l22 lbs. average, $40: eulls. l7O
Si4 Newton & Co: veals. l22. 1880:
70, lis. $40: cuiis. 81, 't. 8. Sanders;
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1850
head cars on sale. Market steady.
Common to rather good sheep sold at 81 Il
%. per 100 lbs, common TO good lambs
steady at ISaaoc. per To-. dressed lambs
IS @ soc; country dressed dollhouse lambs
s12qls per carcass.
ssles-Tobin & shannon: iss State
lambs. 20 lbs average, N7.76; s culls, 81,
t1e II sheep. IFS, $40: 10. 50. 50. Kerns
Cc%mi':ion Company; ~ nsnnsy .Sssn
80, $40; e.. i24. 50; 2, IS. s..
HOGS--R.ceipts. 400 head; l car on
sale. Market firm TO 200. higher. Medium
TO fairly heavy New York and Pennsylva
MIA hogs are quoted at tls6ls.25 per
100 lbs; pigs and light weights, tl6@l7;
roughs. 'i5sS Country dressed ro,..,a hSs hog,
sales-Kerns Commission Company: Ok
roushs SIS. $3.50. Mcpherson Il Co (:
State hogs, 1914. SIS.
The sun., 1919-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodeuc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. Ia 1 A NJ Sun sets. ..b:9o N
Noon sets....i2:ie A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook Ia: A N Gov. Islsnd.iz: n
He'll Gate....2;l6 A n
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 1852 A NJ Gov Islsnd..7 - A
Hell Gate......9:06 M
ARRIvAIs-THURs FEB. e.
s. Tivives. Bordeaux, Jan. n
IS Tambor. Genoa, Jan. 10.
SIS Bessa. Chrtstianis, Jan. IS
SIS Alliance, Crtstobal, Jan. 80.
s. San jose, Port Iimon. Jan. 81
SIS Momus, New Orleans. Feb. 1.
So Guiana, Charleston, Feb. ..
SIS Princess Anne, Norfolk, Feb. s.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Morristown. at Rotterdam.
ss Goenther. at Liverpool.
IS Teiresias. at Robe.
IS Oceans, NJ Genoa.
Sc Nautic. off Dunnet Fead.
So Blumer. al ChrisuaniA
IS Freda, at BERGEN.
Sc Italia. at gibraltar.
So Niels Nielsen, at Marteilles.
Be Arapahoe. al Charleston
Sc George W. Clyde, at Philadelphis
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Sc Levi1hsn, from Bres..
So Stockholm, from Brest
S. Abercorn. from Cardiff.
Sc N3ntssket from Plymouth.
Sc 9rooiland. from Yerdon.
So Frances Hyde. from Fleetwood.
SIS Brts, from Shields.
Sc Div. from Bergen.
Ss Guaratuba from Rorfeaur
Sc Marsilia, from Methie.
IS Alaryen from Havre.
SIS Toba Maru. from Yokohama
SIS River Ara1es. from Bizeroa.
SIS Quincy. from Gibraltar.
IS John D. Rockefeller. from Port Eads
Sc Lake Dunmore. from Boston
IS Delaware, from Boston.
The sun., 1919-02-07
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
g.,1 rn No.
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
IS Pei AIDES. Gibraltar. Jan. 10
81 Sioux, Ia Psllice. Jan. 10
&c hampden. Bordeaux. Jan. :.
SIS San Reno. Chris!snia. Ian. II
ss Sellasia, Gibrsitar. Jan. u.
SIS Holhrook. Bres,. Jan. 10.
SIS American. Gibraltar, Jan IL
IS Taurus 81. Lucia Jan. "a.
SIS British Marquis. Plymouth Jan. IL.
ss WELLINGTON. Gibraltar. Jan. IS.
SIS Natal, Barry. Jan. IL.
IS South Gate, Gibraltar, jar. Is
IS South Pole, Bordeaux. Jan. ~.
$50. T. warns Plymouth. Jan. IL.
IS Mar Rojo, Gibraltar. Jan. 10.
IS Eurybates London. Jan, -!
50 Baymano. NAMES. Jan. %.
=. Fl Sol BordesuI, Jan. 70.
- Fs,rmont, Rotterdam. Jan. is
So phllsdelphia, Curacao. Jan. IS.
IS Gen H +. Hodges Nantes. Jan. IL
s. rr,a o san H MARI nordeau1 Jan. 10
S. Mar Can,sbrico, Pert Talbot. Jan. 70
ss Egremont Castle, Bordeau9. Jan. q.
IS Anton. Almeria. Jan. u.
SIS Zacapa. Bordeaux. Jan. 20.
s. Her!nsn.hah. Nantes, Jan. Is,
IS Ruby. Alg1ers. Jan. ..
SIS westweso. Rouen. Jan. 10.
ss Lancsstrian. London. Jan =.
Sc Bechuana, Rotterdam, Jan. q.
SIS Tricolor. Barry. Jan. -
SIS Baltque, Cardiff. Jan. a.
IS Arakan. Bordeaux. Jan. %.
SIS Saxonia. Brest. Jan. rs.
SIS Auoway. St. Nazsire, Jan. rs.
So Immelii. Barry. Jan. q
S. Baltic, Liverpool. Jan. -.
s. Ashtahu,s. Avonnou'h. Jan. -
So Baho. Christianis. Jan. e.
IS Sabine. Liverpool. Jan. ~
SIS Will am o Brien, Liverpool Jan. Is.
Ga ri hal Ia
SIS Menus. New Orleans, Feb. :.
Due Tomorrow.
Battle.hip North Carolina Bres,, Jan. y.
IS Duca desl, AS-uzzi, Marseilies, Jan. -.
IS Messins: Hull. Jan; Is.
IS Sepa, Gibraltar. Jan. =.
SIS Inland. kirkwall, Jan. %
SIS J.ucrf LiyeTpo Jan. -.
SIS Vessman. Cardiff. Jan IS
IS MarscAho. Curacao, Jan 30.
IS Ell Sud Galveston. Jan -.
SIS City OF st. Louis. from Savannah, Feb. .
SIS Arapahoe, jacksonville, Feb. s.
Duo Sunday.
S. Dante AIsh,ere. Msrseille. Jan. %.
"a Csrnaiis Jvernool. Feb. l.
So France. Brest, Feb. ?.
S. Peerless La Rochelle. Jan. 81.
6. Defiance. Dublin. Jan. IS.
IS Hsvo. La Psllice Jan IS
S. Wiihelmiri ColdinE, Cherbourg, Jan. "a
S. FL Almirante. Galveston, Feb. ..
Due Monday
Cruiser Charleston. B-cst Jan. g.
So Louisville Liverpool. Jan. II
So MadaWssks. Bordeaux. Jpn. =
SIS Coa-w1se, 81. NaZsire Jan "a
IS Abssroka, Plymouth. Jan. ~.
So West Haven. La Palice Jan. 81.
So Santa Barbara, ST. Nazaire. Jan. 2.
SIS Dominic. Liverpool, Jan. 2s
SIS Freshwater. seville. Jan s.
S. West Cobalt. Cristobal Feb. s.
Sc Lampssas. Galveston. Feb T.
So Santa Teresa Bordeaux Jan. ~
Due TUESDAY.
SIS stockholm. Brest. Feb. ::
Sc Metapan. Brest. Jan. g
SIS Paulsboro. Rouen. Jan. -
IS Pearl Shell. Rochelle, Jan e
SIS Woonsocket. Bordeaux. JAN o.
Ss Anversoise. Barry. Jan Is
GO Western Hero. Shields. Jan -
So Ancou. Marseilles. Jan. 20
$. Hickman, Bordeaux. Jan q.
IS mcto. Barry. Jan. IS
SIS Lasarfoss. Iceland. Jan. 80
The sun., 1919-02-07
TRANsPACIFIC MAuS-

~
Connecting mails close Al G p n .,a
CITY Hall station at go p. NJ daily Au
Fiji Islands New Zealand and iu,t,,,i.
WA Vancouver and Victoria, B. C.) Feo :,
Sc. Mskurs. w. t.
Philippine Islands via San Francisco, Feb
10 SIS. Ssnl0ns, 'o'
Fill Islands. New Zealand and Au.trsn,
via san Franciscol Feb. a. SIS Niarara
Hawaii and Guam, Japan. Cores Chin.
Siam, Cochin China, Straits settl ement. nd
Netherlands East Indies, close at $50 p M
daily. This mail is forwarded to the Pacific
Coas. daily for despatch TO destination by
The sun., 1919-02-07

IS saxonia, from Liverpool and Brest =
por I'd Yesterday that she probably Won
dock this afternoon. "'u
The sun., 1919-02-07

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL POST MAILS
Great Britain and Ireland-close at A. N.
Feb. s. SIS. Adristlc. " 49,
d'Aosta.
Gibraltar-Close at 80 A. NJ. Feb. I, q,
Duca d'Aosts, " -
Auburn. "
Portuza-Close at ? 4. N. Feb. Is. S. Co.
Liberia NORWAY, Sweden, Denim ark. Meth.
erlands, Greec~, Germany. Austria and Hun.
gary-Seryice suspended. "
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-26
LICENCIADO Ell
REGIMIENTO I3I Ell
VIERNES

Sc han cXpedido 0rdenes en- ell
Departamento Militar del Sur para
Que ell pr6Ximo viernes de principle
la decentralization del Reglmiento
l3l de Ar.illeria, 81 cual, segun o.
portunas mformaciones que dimos a
nuestros lectores. lego .el ultlmo
sabado Il esta ciudad con gran re-
gocijo de innumerabies familias, no
peas de origen meXicano entire elias,
por estar TODD ell citado Regimiento
tornado por soldados que fueron en-
listados en- esta ciudad.
Como Sc sabe. ell mism2 viernes
pr6ximo Sc "a a llevar d cabo la
fiesta con que las familias de San
Antonio, van a manifestar su regoci-
ja ror Ia llegada de estas fuerzas,
corsistiendo dichas iiestas en- m
parada militar V en- un bale Y una
ccna que tendran luglr en- el par
que Breckenridge, dicienaose que in
mediatamente despueS lie los feste-
jos, los cuatrocientos setenta Solda-
dos Que hemos me~ncionado marcha-
ran a sus casas en- caliiad de licen-
.ciados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-26
Sc EXAGEPARCN CRANDEMEN'
TE LAS DEMANDS DEL GO
BIERNO HUNGARO

COPENHAGUE. Mario 23.-Un
despacho rec.nido de Eiena, dice Que
las Demands del gohierno huAgaro
Soviet, fuervn graEdemente exage-
radas Ell las primeraz notic}aS que
Sc recibieron. V que fueron trasmltl-
das Dor medic de Ia telegrafia ina
lambrica.
Agrega ell referido mensaje que
reina en- Budapest gran e~Ncitacion
pero que ell resto del pals no Sc ma
convertible al boishevikiSmo.
Sc MEGA de una manera entatlca
Que sean ciertas las noticias recihi-
das Y p~ub!icadas references q que
los soldados franceses hayan depueS-
to voluntariamenJe las nj por ha-
llarse contaminados de b~olshevlkls-
mo, V tambien Sc desmienten los in
formes en- que Sc aseguraba que ma
5ian sido enviadas tropas rusas para
avudarle al gobierno hungaro bois-
heviki. Muy por ell contrar1o, segun
Sc dice, los informes recIbldos por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-26
LOS CONSOLES LOCALES
~DESAPARECERAN FL
Ola 10. De ABRL
Reeistraror cuarentG y tres
mil personals en- Ell
CcRdado

Fuimos informados aver de que Ia
crraniZaci6n local que estuVo tun-
c;onando desde que los EStados Uni
dos entraron q la guerra. en- la clasl-
ficaci6n V eXamen de los homhEes
que deberian entrar a las fllas del
eiercito para scrvir a 81 patrla, va
= ser disuelta el pr6Ximo dia prime
D. por co2siderarse desde hace va
iempo inneecsarias sus laboreS, '
.obre TODD, porqUe estas han teFhNI'
lado va en- absolute.
Como Sc s2be. eSa organlzac'cr
2 que nos rcferimos sc componla oe
cinco Consoles Locales, cue, esta-
blecidos en- el mes de JUNO de 1911,
Sc ~encargahaa dc seleccionar en- el
Cordado dc Bexar los hombres que
estaban aptos para el servlclo mill
tar. habiendo pueSto on el elerclto,
por su exclusive conducto, cuatro
mil cuatrocientos c~uarenta Y tres
soldados.
Los cinco Consoles Locales cita-
dos eStaban situados: los numero l
/ en- el City Hall, ell , en- ell Edit
clio Bedell, el 5 en- el edificio Gun
ter Y el ) en- el edificio del Banco
Nacioual del EStado.
BESIDE 81 funcionamiento. en- Ju-
MO de 1917. regiStarron entire to-
dos juntos ell nUmero de cuarenta
V tres mil ~doscientos ochenta Y tres
hombres. v&ri&ndo todos elloS entire
las edades de dieciocho V ~treinta y
cinco amos. no sabiendose u punto
flo cuantos de estoS registrados to-
maron parte en- el eiercito, porque.
ademas del nUmero va mencionado.
one por question de Classification
hubo de ingresar a las filas, una
gran cantidad de ~j6veneS del Conda-
do de Bexar. sc dieron voluntaria-
mente de alta en- diversos scrvicioS
de Ia Armada dc los Estados Uni
dos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-26
iUf! Los acidos en- ell es=
tonnage, Ia insipidez, Ia
gastralgia, los ga
seS 0 Ia ind.
gesti6n.
Tan pronto como la "Pape's Diapep-
sin" llega al estomago, todas
esas molestias desaparccen

No lie sienten bien algunos de loS
alimentos que listed come, no obstan-
te que lie a~gradan, pero Ia caen MAJ
en- ell estomago, donde sc le fermen-
tan con los acidos, ~causandole moies-
tias tales como. agruraS Y gases!
Pues bien. Sr. 0 Sra. Dispeptlco, to-
me nota de este: La "Pape's Diapep-
SIM. ayuda a n~eutraliZar ell eXceso de
acidos en- ell est0mago. de manera que
no Sc lie fermenten los allmentos y 10
hagan sufrir. No hay ninguna cosa
tan egura, violenta Y reaimente ac-
tiva. No importa que su estomago es-
te del TODD desarreglado, de todas
maaeras. encontrara aiivio en- unos
cuantos minutes. pero 10 que mas le
agradara es que lie ayudara a regu-
~lariZar 81 est0mago, de n que
pueda listed conner sus alimentos ia
voritos sin ningln tenor.
La mayor parte dc los remedies ie
daran algInas wees cierto alivio len
to, pero no tan SECURE como Ia pa
pes D~iapepsin" que positivamente
neutraliza la acidez; asi cs que des-
terra Gel tedo esas moleStias. V con
mucha rapidez.
I'd. sc sentira difererte tan prom
to como Ia "Pape's Diapesin' Sc pom
ga en- contancto con el est6mago, y al
momento Sc sentira bien. no habra
gases. repeticiones O eructos de all
mentos ~indigestos; su cabeza Sc des-
pejari Y listed Sc sent'ra p~erfecta-
mente bien
Obrc luego Y haga Ii mejor !nver-
sion que ha hecho en- su VIDA, COM
prando en- c~ualquier bctica n cal
grande de 'Pape's Diapepsin', de a
50 centavos. En- cinco minutes Sc da-
ra listed cuenta de 10 ~innecesario que
es sufrir de Indigestion, ~dispepsi. D
de cualquier desorden del est6mago.
debido a ia fermentation de los aci-
dos. ADV.