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Evening journal., 1919-04-04
LEAGUE SHOOT ON
BELLEVUE TRAPS
Wilmington Pitted Against
Lansdale in Eighth
Competition
LOCALS LOOK
LIKE CHAMPIONS

The eighth match Of the Philadelphia
Trapshooting League takes place to-
morrow with-the following clubs in
competition.
Lansdale at Wilmington.
Glen Willow at Penn. r. II.
Chester at S. S. White,
Camden P. r. r. at West Chester.
Clearview at Meadow Springs.
The local boys stand a good chance
OF winning, as they line up against
Lansdale which club is in the cellar
position. Wilmington has outclassed all
the other clubs in attendance this year
aud the coming match should be no eX-
ception.
The match between Glen Willow and
Penn. r. r., should prove tight one.
Each OF these clubs has 70 points 10 us
credit and are in a tie with Camden and
;. 5. White for second place.
The s. S. White Club should have
things their own way with Chester, as
they shoot on their own grounds which
added to the fact that Chester is way
down on the list ought TO result in
The s. s. White winning.
The matches between Camden and
West Chester and Clearview ana
Meadow Springs should both prove in
terestlng and altogether tomorrow
should prove a banner day in the 1915
1919 race Of the Philadelphia Trap
shooters League.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
WO0Ds no FIGHT THOMAS.

Solly Woods. the hard hitting 1856
pound Brooklyn lightweight, who de-
cisively defeated Joe Marks. Of Philadol-
phia twice at the Pennsgrove club, has
been matched to appear again there on
April IS, in the wind-up with Charley
kid Thomas. Woods is one Of the
most aggressive lighters that ever ap-
peared in South Jersey, and is well
liked by the patrons of the club, es-
pecially the Wilmington fans. Solly
has fought such boys as Jimmy Con
away Of Savannah. Ca. Andy Cortez,
New York; Joe Black, welterweight
champion Of the u. S. Navy. and a num-
Der Of others. Harry Pogue, Of this city,
is looking after Sollys interest in this
locality
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
TARGET FxpERTs IN SPECIAL MATCH

Many local shooters Will wait to at
tend the testimonial shoot given to
Lloyd r. Lewis. Of Atglen, Pa, by the
Philadelphia Shooting Academy at their
Maple Grove Grounds, Philadelphia, on
next Wednesday. Mr.. Lewis is well
known by all the local shooters and
they will want to be on hand and help
to give him a good time.
The program calls for iCN targets,
and five prizes to high scratch, high
runner up, high handicap and runner
up in the handicap. There will also be
a trophy for long run.
The shoot between George Nicolal, Of
Kansas City and S r. Clark, of Phila-
delphia, at 100 targets, will be well
worth seeing. 1t will be a real battle
between real shooters and a number Of
local shooters will be on hand TO boost
for their favorite. No entries will be
accepted after o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
DELAWARE OPENS
SEASON TOMORROW
ecIai 10 The Evening journai.

Special TO The Evening journal.
NEWARK, April 4-Coach Shipley will
give the Delaware College baseball
squad the final workout this afternoon
previous 10 the opening game Of the
season with p. NJ. C.. tomorrow which
VIII be played at Chester. 10 is expect
ed that a large delegation OF students
will accompany the team to witness
the first game.
Coach Shipley may use three twirlers
in this game as none Of the pitchers
have had much work yet lie is work
ing hard 10 develop one or two twlrlcrs
as the remainder OF the team looks
strong especially In defense. The make
mp Of the team tomorrow win be as
follows: Pitcher. Work, Rolhrock or
Reynolds; catcher, Spaid, Ritz or G.
Carter: first base, B. Carter; second, Me
Cardell; third. Pierson; shortstop, VII
son; left field, Donoho; centre, McKenna
or Mitchell and right Madden or Mar
vel.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
w. n. 5. SCHEDULE.

Following is the Wilmington High
School baseball schedule for this year
April i6, Goldey College, home; April
Is, Brown Prep, home; April %, Wes-
ley Collegiate Institute. home. lpend-
ing): April PC. Tome, away; April 80,
West Chester, home; May 3, Villa Nova
Prep. home; May 8. Camden, away; May
i6, Haddon Heights, home; May 2i. West
Chester. away; May %, dupont High,
home; May 80. Norrlstown. away two
games) June 6, Woodbury. home; Jnue
10 or ii, Girard College. away, (pend-
ing).
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
THREE GREENHILL MEN
WIN THE "GH0ST"

Minnick, Shepherd and Simon each
caught the "ghost" at the Greenhin
Club yesterday afternoon. but me little
ghosts though. in flocks, fooled them all.
George simon smashed one by a squeak
Apgar also killed his baby ghost tar
set.
]. Shepherd and Jack Kaiser tied In
the Merchants trophy and each Sc
cured a leg in this second event Of
the series OF five shots. The scora.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
ANGLING
TRAP SHOOTING

next Wednesdays show a big success,
This old boy has The real pep.
frankie Lewis is training nearby
every night at the club. He looks like
promising lad.
Everybody up on Sunday, as I'VE have
some very important business 20 trans.
act.
Don't forget the shad bake on satur.
day April i2.
Big boy Gears is certainly a good
talker. Yes, we said talker.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
PENNsY no HAVE Bali TEAM.

Baseball candidates for the p. r. R.
motive power baseball team, are asked
to report for practice on Saturday af-
ternoon at the former Vandever field,
Seventeenth and Spruce streets C. NJ.
Wintrup is manager Of the team.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Er. McDonougn VIII serve th6 cHcu-
lars for Jordan and Fox.
paul Connor got Paul McVey's goat
at the last meeting.
Baldle Edge saved Brother MoLaugh-
line one dollar. Paul McVey also re-
eeNed his dollar.
j Jordan has been elected a page for
Paul McVey.
Nrockie win carry the banner for
Merwick this year.
william Maloney was appointed ele-
vator boy at the last meeting.
Who's this whiskered guy in the cor
\ 1'r. chu'&'
Thug Haley Is now kneadlng dough.
President Mcvey is knocking 'em on
now Alta boy. Paul.
Gilbert Edge was elected 10 shadow
= Ford on Friday night.
Whiskers valley Farmer Booker and
Dutchy Cotton were elected TO paint the
club room.
Shad Weston said Tom Loughery
was trying TO kid the secretary's friend I
the other night Is that right secre-
tary2?
Andrew Long was seen lettering about |
Second and Van Buren the other night |
Paulie Connor is still buying seats at |
Dockstader's for his hat and coat.
We win saw to one and oil. Merwick's |
the team that plays the ball.
All positions are evenly balanced, and
we viii give any team challenge.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

The old club is growing every day.
and IL would not be surprising to see
us own a place Of our own in a short
time.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

AIidge Mclaughlin and Hackett have
a big job on their hands for the near
future. Keep your ears open for the
secret.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
THE EVENING JOURNALS DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS
IN

his go this evening, having trained hard
for the past three weeks. Everybody
over and root for him.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

The p. J. C. boys are out with chal-
lenge from 70 10 "a year boy ban teams
Send al challenges to Henry Smith, No.
't05 West Third street, automatic phone
No. i076.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

otls Corrio is working hard to make
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Herb Jackson is likely to be a candi-
date for manager Of the baseball team
He void make a great man for the
Ipb.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Big Joe Allison is in good shape for
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
Keystone Field Club Notes
BY FOUNDERS.

Eddie Novenis is making good as
sergeant-at-arms. That's the spirit, old
mani
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
MERwICK wHEEZYs

Er. McDonough viii serve the circu-
lars for Jordan and Fox
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Shad Weston said Tom Loughery
was trying to kid the secretary's friend
the other night Is that right secre-
tary2?
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Whiskers valley Farmer Booker and
Dutchy Cotton were elected TO paint the
club room.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Andrew Long was seen lettering about
Second and Van Buren the other night
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

paulie Connor is still buying seats at
Dookstader's for his hat and coat.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Gilbert Edge was elected 20 shadow
i Ford on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

: We viii saw to one and all. Merwicks
The team that plays the ball.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04
p. J. C1s WANT CANFs

All positions are evenly balanced, and
we will give any team a challenge.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

paul Connor got Paul Mcvey's goat
at the last meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-04-04

Thug Haley IS now kneadlng dough.
s President McVey is knocking 'em on
now. Alta boy. Paul.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-24
MCT ~.AGRADEClDG.

Kansas City, M!.-De tOdas parties
del munGo. seGUn los muchos teStl-
mcnios va publicados. sc ven elogios
de una maravilloSa med!cinl. TC-
dos cstos testimonies son de diS;in-
tas personals. pero todos dan 4 saDer
los grandeS beneficioS que han ohte-
nido usando tan maravil!osa medici-
ma. este va no deja lugar 4 que ma
die dude. Sino ohliga q Greer, V cpor
que no Sc ha de Greer. cuando que su
garanLia V los ~centenar2s de testi-
monioS dc las admirables curaciones
que Sc ven 10 prueban? Lea Gsto:-
"Senores: Dirijo la presente, para
s~uplicar!es que estoX Uluy agradecido
per suS favOreS que me han hecho
V Dor Ell bereficio de la. favorable ne
dicina. Alma Cordial, Y las ordenes
uuc yo he pedido de Ia m~aravillosa
Alma Cordial han sido muy atendi-
dr., = agradacido de sus favores. en-
ss~Gida desco Sc tomen la moles-
tia e1 remitirme dos caias de Ia ia
T7rabic medicine Alma Cordial. Es-
pe-ando su favor de cue me la envien
10 mas pronto possible, yo recomenda-
re sus re~comenuao!eS medicinaS Y IL
aJenta cGmnania. Ne faltan palabras
para e~Sp!!carles 10 agradecido que
estoy dc los favoreS de 81 casa.
Quedando de ustedes S. S. S. JESUS
Gonzalez. ) Warden Court, Kansas
City. Mo.'-ParG e. higado. tiSiS,
toS. cstarro, ~c9E2z6n, %-iEones, resfrios
pas2Gcs. Gsma, sa2gre impura, est6-
mage. rGrVi0S o pulmones debiles,
usar Siprnprn Ia mei0r meiiciDa. AL
ma Cordial. Su precio es IN peso.
Pidal2 = su botic2rio, 81 no Ia tiene.
-aandenes e. peso y nosotros Sc IL
mauGamos porte pagado u vuelta de
ceres. Sc DEFUELNE DOBLE Ell
PRECIO 81 NO ALiVIA 4 QUEEN
IL Use. piriiase = Alma Med. CO.,
Hert. %, San Antonio. Texas.
tA6v.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-24

Yea listed - ia ci!c!on Sslaanar.a
de La Prensa" Y eN Il 4ia-ia CORES
pondieare Z los dias 8 Y % dc Mario
las foroerafias ' test;moGios dc per-
sonas 1ue despu5s de ka5er u~J!!iza-
90 mis- servic;os han sido hereti-
ciadas o curadas. Tengo ~ nj
poder ~centeuareS de eStos testimonies,
los cualeS mOScracc a quien 10 Solcgte
-,r, ,LlTpr--,D 10 III rNarrp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-24

Ia levita, Y cuando va Sc tuteaban con
tres o cuatro m~arQueses, l. ha5lan
entendido una comedia q lie Bargy, y
no sc mareaban viendo al Trocadero
dcsGe ci tercer cuerpo de Ia Tore
Eiffel, Sc les ADRIAN de par Ell paa
las paertaS dc Ia Camara Presidcn-
ciai en- ell Palacio del Eliseo.
y cuaudo nosotros j~uZgabamos We
conclude ell ~aprendizaje del ingenie-
TO PAM. cuando nos le figurabamos
mas distinguido que Maurice Barrres,
Y mas pariSiense que Brummei, tu-
teandose con Ia nobleza de Francia '
alternando coz los mas encopetados
noliticos de Ia entente, listo para que
Mr. Poincare lie diera e! ansiado es-
UaldarpZo. Ia sonada alternative,
"hete aquf'' que ia sus bartulos Y SC
vuelve a Mexico, sin a~provechar las
lecciones de Paris :, sobre TODD. sin
haJcr ~presentadC sUs c~redenciales.
poruue rotuGdamente Sc neg0 a
las ell Gobierno frances.
10Y ID ltiIi.Sla NSL' H' ''fAS'''
tico meXicano eS ~rechaZado en- t..
rorr2a. nurante nuestras doloros2s y
sangricrtas perturbaclones, nuestfaS
ralaciGrcs Sc ha interrLmpldo con mas
10 IN pals, pero nUestra c"nc'lLer:a
no ha pa<ado Ia Hergitenza dc una
n~egativa rotunda. como esta que
-, c,l;,,,r de Trsncia ha daG0 al
de Mexico. para recioir a su minis
,ro. 49,.
melaterYa Sc ha negado tan1bien
! rccibir 4 III d~iplomatico meXlcano.
nero siouiera este no ha a~travesado
81 Atjantico para IL = cncontrar &C.
r.adas las uuertas de San Jaime.
PAM vicne d recibir mstrucoioncs'
segun los rcri6dicos meNicanos. Dl-
ficililias han dc estar, 81 soE para
cnCcrcZar este cntuerto.
PEDRO RECiO.
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PEDRO RECiO.
UNGS ACUSADOS FUERON
PUESTOS EN- LsBERTAD
Sc les ha5ia considerable CO.
mo ~enemigos del rsgi
men cQrrancfSta

san LUIS POTOSI. Mario 20
Por ord5n de Federico Chapoy, Je-
fc De las Armus de esta plaza, Tue
ron rucstos en- libcrtad los s"hores
Tomas Olvera Y Evaristo Carrasco'
Quicnes fueron remitidos por las au-
toridades dc Matehuala Y Aac!ey,
or, ,ista Do cue Sc tuvo conocimicnto
de cue han . nro%nunciarse contra ei
Gcb;erno. Sc ordcno III" sc Prae'ica-
ran con todo cuidado las averlguacio-
nes correspondence. guardandose'
cntrc tanto. toda clase De c~onsldera-
clones a los dctenidos. Suppose que no
era cierto 10 que sc habia aSegurado,
= desdc luego fucron puestos en- IL
hertad los ciJados senorcs. contr!
ouicnes no resl!t6 cargo al%uno nj
~sospecha relativa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-24
7UE RECIBIDO POR Ell
PAPA FL ARZOBISPO
DE PARIS

ROMA, Mario 23.-El Papa ha
recibido hoy en- audiencia privada al
Cardinal Annette. .A~rzobispo de Pa
lis. FL Pontifice V Ell Cardinal, cele-
braron n larga conferencia, dan
dole cuenta en- Ia misma el Arzo5is-
pc de Paris al Santo Padre, de 10
que antes de su salida dc Francia ha-
bia tratadc con el primer ministro
~Clemenceau. Sc concede gran inlpor-
tancia 2 este actC.
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ENFERMEDADES DEL
HGADO.
(Por 81 Dr.. WeIsman.)

Propianente. tode derramamiento
del higado O del sistema biiioSo. cons
tituye una enfermeGad del higado, pc
TO de estaS Intermediates, nos re-
ferimos especialmente q las ACCiO-
MES CRONICAS. que generatmente
pr~incipian por el entorpeclmlento O
congestion de este imporJaHte organo.
En- algunaS ccaSicnss Ia bills es de-
ficiente en- cantidad 0 f~unciona ire
gularmerte, DuGiendo an5aS formaS
Dreva!ecer al miSmo tempo. hay
casos en- que la enfermedad proVlene
de IA obstruction del conducto que lie
va In bills de! higaGo q los intestlnos.
Esta obstruction eS muy frecuente.
y e mcsivaGa pOr mocoSidadSS en- d.
clio conducto. o b;en por escoriac!o-
mes G piedras en- el hieadG. La bills
cn.cncsS vue!ve a Ia ye1lga oilloSa,
donde rs obSorvida por nnumeraoles
uorcs aue llevan d! canal toraNico,
de dcrGc uaSa al corazuN. meZc!%nIo-
- con Ia sgn@re La bills. 20" eSta
cau,a. deia 81 conducto normal y
circula uCr las parties del cuerpo hu-
maa9 = las Que nUrca ha Sido deS-
eiuada. ~produciend0 trersnGoS etectoS
sobre TODD FL ORGANISING. pueS Gel&
dep ~roporcionar 81 contlngente i los
.limentoS medic digeridos. Como re
sli.l.IcS vienen les ccnstlpaacS. eS-
n~eliaierto y Giarrea. gases en- el es-
tonnage G inteStiroS. Y Ell pacIente Su-
FIRE calenturaS = con frecuencia de
&!morranaS.
. Las aartIcu,.S Ge cSta bills meZcla-
das en- n Sangrc. ob>truyen mas G
neacs los poroS Ge Ia Diel : los pc
ouehos conductoS. dando iTgar d IL
i~efentes classes de Intermediates &c
in 2ie!. Esta 50 pore mas o menoS
aR9-il!v ! = veceS sc conNlerte en-
icteri.ia. FL blaEco de los olos tam
ben es,a amarillo = verdicSo. Algu-
M &c estaS bills cS suStTaida = Su
raso por los rinones Y sc mezcia con
IA Criua.
La len@uu essa suci&. cuOierta con
una capa blanca u oOScura. Tambien
hay irritation e iatlamaci9n cronlcaS
en- las paroles del est0mago e lntes-
tInUs. AigunaS veccS repugnan los
a~limertOS otraS Sc Sieutc un NoraZ
appetite.
s. experiment. 4 SENSATION &c
OPPRESSION Sobrs 81 eStO.ca~c V el Be
cho. como 81 Sc tuviera un gran peso;
moleSt;as. pesadillaS. rspiritu dec&i-
DO ' faila de Tuerza : vltalldad. son
otruS lie SuS SintomaS.
Para termin2r, en- pocaS ra:&or4s,
una sensation de licno tn 81 abGG-
men. con aguGoS dolores i Ia mas
iigera preston. coliccS. dl2rrea bi4loS1
diSealaria. i>Ierjc;I. esc.. tcG3> elias
prov.a;cntcS de algUn desorden en- 81
higado.
FL mejor de los tratamientoS que Sc
uuaden amniear Is 81 dc dar ii en-
fermo. Ell Ell monenIo que Sc vaya =
.ccst.r. una o dos Yasti.laS LaNcarln.
o In carlidad Suficiente para asegurar
una e:acuaci6n de los rinoneS 81 cIa
Siguiente. La doSiS de LaXcarin pue-
de aumcntarSe o diSminu:rSe. haSta
D~rc!ucir los efectos deseados. CONT
nusnio 81 uSo haSJa que Sc este COM
ole.amente bien. Por 10 general Sc
necsS:tan Soiamente de tres n cuatro
caias De Laxcarin. Y 10 mas que -
Dueae necsSitar son SeIS caJ2S. Lax.
carin .sta Il la venta pOr LAACASlN
PRODUCTS Co. Dept. SP-l, Pitts
burgh. Penua. FL precio de cada caJ&
- dc IN dollar: traCamiento compile
- de seis cajaS. c!nco dollars. Sc
,nyia porte pagado al reci0o lie 81
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E OLA

En- una 5reve nota. perdida entire
el f&rrago de la diaria information
naciona! Y extraniera. los p~eri6dicos
de Mexico dan Ia noticia Ge cue
artes de cue medie el mes de a5r;l,
habr;i desembarcado en- Ia playa vera
cruzana. de regreso de Francia. el
ingeniero Alberto J. PAM.
Sc haDla, pues. del ingeniero Pa
n. como de VI senior c%uaiquiera que
fue 4 Francia a paSearse o { ha-
Ger negocios, Y que. finada ST. MI
sion, vUelve I Mexico 4 deScansar
Y prcpararSe para ruevo viajc.
Y no hay tai: Eunca reereso airu-
no Ia sido mas ~intaresante. nj mas
trascendental, nj mas definitivo pa
IL ell credito de IN Gobiernc. FOR
cue Ell iGgeriero PAM no es I'm Sc
nor one reercsa de Earopa. es NADIA
mcnos que IN Ministro meyicano. que
IN enviado plenipotenciario GCl Co.
E!erno de nuestro pals. Que vuelvc
dc aQuel a donGe fuera en- repre-
sentacion de Mexico, con SIS creGsn-
claleS en- el boiSitio, pues que no hui
10 qu;en uuiSiera enterarse de elias.
II m@eEiero PAM lego y Paris h&-
&c dos me5eS, SeInana mas o menoS,
" apenas tlegado los p"ri6Gicos &c
uuesIra RepubIic& anunciaroa que ~
Il &rdiencia dc reception Gel Ginlo-
majico nHNlca1o. aaS!a sido tIJ&n@
20" Il Canc!iicrla FraEceSa. .AGemaS.
&c ic ha:'ia recl5ldo 1:na"!eI,eA,e, Sc
&c nahlan hcchc &~te1cio?eS cue nun
ca 5" hlclera" III = Don SEBASTIAN
dc Aller en- los tleIApos del porilrlS-
NO. nj Il Don Juan Aatoaio = "a
fUcntc en los &c JGarez.
?asaron les dlsS, Y PasaroA KS Sc
HianaS. Y 81 primer mes sc VINO en-
tln3&, : el lHgenlero Pam s!gw" en-
Paris. rlsitando q Louvre, SuoIcndo
al uIt'm2 ESQ DC n Tore hiliei.
GandoSe Il QSe otra cScapada 4!
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c \ s E ) z

~ = Il
Cxt$toEo d dsmas uex:-Saas : ot-as
rzc:casldsdes exIcnSG lIstz &c aerniosos
nnnbres.
Made w DOLLAR = e cuv!arcmos i
vuclta he cc-reO, u-;sSJ-o complete Gaia
loco Matrimonial. cca Js5C-IFcioneS com
plc.as dc u.ccEas !~6TcGcs = aigunas VIII
ias. o2c bcs-Ea = UT Ts-ido hue=o y col-
-aGc. Pue5c listed cscrIh5- 4 cus.Gg-ers
de elias ) co1t~a>- u1 f-iiz GIsr-1nou-o 81
muy b-eve tempo Nosct-os- pcr nE>Sc-1
psrte. SONGS psGsoB2s recU1ccraRo.e>. 3EcS-
TO resocio eJi baS2Go soh-s a hoSraGeE
g i-Sirirnidad ash - que Nc dcJs que n
2cc..ea= canciCzH e IN DOLLAR s'rvS
dc csSorSc ~ u.r probable sELtCiDhD
MATRIMONIAL. Escriha Ecv -SG?o ::
r0S2UPOLIT4N CORRESPONDENCE
CLUE. ?. 0. Bo= F5s. Venice. Cal.
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It'll
Il miEIones de deiares
fgeYou recaudados

Teis0raHH especial pGrG T. PRENSA"
WASHINGTON, Mario 22.-Se ha
2nunciado de manera Official que el
monte de 20 r~ecaudado como page
del primer trimestre de los impIestos
yencidos hasta ell sahado ultimo Sc.
bre ingresos personales V negocios
l~ucrativos. assemble d algo mas de
mil miliones de d6lares.
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Sc retro del scrvicio

DC rCAlEc cCi
En- virtUd de licencia que lie
concnaida por la Secretaria De Tue
rra. Sc acaba de separar del serVi-
clio. Manuel L.arraga. qu!en aurante
una layga temporaGa orero en- III
Huasteca ~potosina contra los AHA
dos. So nombr0 para Su%stituir = LARA
ora a IN genera! de apellido Coma
leZ. uuien saldra para Tamplco . IN
~orporarse a las fuerZas que Aaran
IA campana commandments en- las
Huastecas.
Sc exrlota.nn las madcras
Ticncsc noticia en- eSta cildad dc
QUO W SO encuentran ell Alvarez '
Ia Hvasteca. variaS personals que
traen Ia representation de algunas
commands nortcamcricanas. las cua-
les Sc rroponen eNplotar las rIcas
| maderas Que cXisten eH aQuell2S &c
niones. con a~hundancia asombrosa.
Para este obicto Sc asegura que d.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-24

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-07
MAKES EGGS PLENTIFUL

s.Don Son. makes hens lay.
(lt1- OBERDORFER, Agent.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-07
SERVICE CHEVRONS MUST BE
WORN BY DISCHARGED MEN

Gold, blue and silver service chew
rons are an essential part of the uni
form, and must be worn at all times,
according to an order published at
all cantonments. In the past, the
service stripes have been worn by
some soldiers and disregarded by
others. In the future soldiers will
wear all stripes to which they are en-
titled. Gold chevrons are for wounds,
blue for foreign service and silver
for service in this country.
The affidavit system of pay where
by soldiers whose service or pay rec
ords have been misplaced can OBJ
tain pay by making personal affidavit
to the amount due them, has been
extended to the army nurses as well
as the soldiers. Many nurses are
transferred from other camps or re-
turned here from foreign seyice
without the proper records. In the
past they have been unable to get
the money due them because of this
absence of records, but under the
new arrangement they will get their
pay at once.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-01-07
NOTES OF THE COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS

In the Notes of The Commercial
Travellers" in Sundays Lexington
Leader appears the following relating
to Paris men who make the road as
disseminating angels of COM
merce:"
Robert Goggins, representing the
Bryan-Hunt Company, was in the
city last Friday and says he is
started out for a good business for
the new year.
"W. E. Lawyer, representing the
Power Grocery Company, of Paris,
is a new addition to this firm.
"Clyde Calvert, representing the
G. z. Faulconer Company, leaves to-
night for an extended trip through
the West. This is one house that
sells goods all over the United
States, and we wish Clyde much
success.
Fred Bassett, the representative
of the Power Grocery Company, who
does monologue work on the side will
on January Is, entertain the Y. M.
c. A. camps at Louisville, giving
two performances in the evening"