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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
QUEEN MARIE INVITES
Y. w. C. A. TO RUMANlA
Extends Invitation to Overseas Work.
ere In Paris.

Extends Invitation to Overseas Work.
srs In Paris.
Paris, April 21.-Queen Marie Of
Rumania, following q conference with
representative committee Of the
American Y. w. @. A., held at the Ritz
Hotel, Paris, has invited the American
Young Women's Christian Association
to come to Rumania and open work
under her patronage.
Among the representatives Of the z.
W. G. A. present at the conference
were: Miss HARRIET Taylor, head of
the American z. w. @. A. work over
seas; Miss Mary Anderson Of Hudson,
Wis; Miss Mary Dingman, head Of
the Y. W. G. A. Industrial work In
France; Mrs. Margaret B. Fowler Of
Pasadena, CAL, and Miss Charlotte
Niven, head Of the 7. w. q. A. work
In Italy. A notable guest at the meet
ing was Madame Catarji, wife Of the
secretary Of the Rumanian legation In
Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
Locke's Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Coolidge, Leslie
Noyes and Mrs. Abbie Track motored to
North Norway Sunday, and called on
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ridlou and Chester
Buck, wife and two children, were Sun.
day guests at Lola Fosters.
viii Crockett has purchased Buick
touring car, and Mrs. Crockett IL learn
ing to drive.
Howard Maxim has REQ touring car.
Lewis Merrill went to Norway last
week, and exchanged horses.
Frank Gibson of West Bethel and Mr..
Bennett Of Newry are driving two OF the
trucks for the Tebbets Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cummings were
visited Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Howe and daughter Florence OF Han
over.
Little Charlie Day is better, but Leroy,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Day, 10 sick
with pneumonia.
A baby boy, weighing pounds, ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Maxim May 9th.
John Marshall Of Portland called on
friends one day last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
Demonstration of Homo silo Building

Farmers of Oxford County will have
an opportunity Thursday, June s, to
witness the building Of q homemade
silo on the farm of P. B. Dunn at Buck
field. The work will be under the sup
ervision of County Agent George A.
Yeston and e. W. Morton, dairy In
strutor of the University Of Maine sx-
tension service.
The dimensions of the silo to be built
are 1920 feet, and its cost about 500.
Mr.. Morton, who is an expert In this
line, gave twenty-five such demonstra-
lions 10 Maine last year and has lot
more scheduled this spring. This type
Of silo enables farmer to provide ct .
very low figure storehouse for succu-
lent crops.
Those who come to watch the con.
struction are expected to bring their
luncheons. Mr.. Morton will be glad to
answer any questions regarding either
silo construction or dairying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
Oxford County Notes.

Striking employees Of the international
Paper Co. at Rumford and Livermore
Falls, where the mills have been shut
down for about two weeks, returned to
work last Monday pending the outcome
of q conference for the purpose OF
endeavoripg to settle the difficulties.
The state assessors last week COM
mitted the assessment of savings bank
taxes. The total Is s162, SOP 50 against
Sl72,076 so at the last semiannusl
assessment. Oxford County banks are
assessed as follows:
Bethel Savings Bank-------.s e64.ts
Norway Savings Bank l,Uoo.Is
South Paris Savings Bank-----.--.----.- sos.ls
A corn growers association was re-
Gently organized at Canton by Herbert
NJ. Tucker of the state agricultural
department, with the following officers:
Pres.-C. y. Trip.
vice-Pres.-Arthur J. Foster.
Sec.-Treas.-Oscar K. Hardy.
Directors-Frank L. Walker, Caleb e. Men,
Membership Committee-Oscar L. Hardy,
Caleb z. Mendsll, c. Fred Trip, Charles w.
Walker.
Before the governor and council at
Augusta Wednesday there were heard q
number of pardon petitions, one OF
which was for the pardon of Peter Le-
Clair Of 'Rumford, now serving sen
tepoe In Oxford County Jail for main
tanning q house of Ill fame. LeClair was
sentenced at the May term Of court, 1918,
to one year In jail and q fine of $500, and
In default Of payment of fine TO an adj
l.ka~-al kaarfnw I'D
day Albert Beliveau of Rumford sp-
peared for LeClsir, who has now been
In jail fifteen months, and has nine
months more to serve on the fine. A
letter from Sheriff Harry ID. Cole WAS
read, In which he said that he thought
LsClair bad been sufficiently punished,
and that II released he would make q
good citizen. The governor and council
gave the petitioners "leavs to withdraw. ="
State Forestry Commissioner Forrest
81. Colby has announced the appoint
ment of forest fire officials for the first
district, Androscoggin waters, as fol-
lows:
Chief Warden. 8. r. Peaslee, Upton.
Deputy w ardens:
william T1bbetts, Rangeley.
ID. e. Lamb. RAngeley.
w. A. Cobb, Wilson's Mills.
John II. Martin, Canton.
g. Z. Allen, Middle Dam.
Isaac Raymond, Madrid.
Roy Durham. Sandy River.
g. D. Demerritt, Ketchum.
George r. Learned, Andover.
Claude G. Linnell, Wentworth Location. Nh.
]. A. Mooney. Wentworth Location, N. II.
w. II. Morrison, Gorham, N. n.
John Delaney. Berlin Mills. n. Il.
Charles Googins, Houghson.
J. n. Frazer, Grants.
Harry Coombs, Berlin, N. II.
l.. n. Glines, Bethel.
Waterman. Calvin T. Fox, Wilson's Mills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

p. w. Saunders Of North Waterford,
who has been visiting at d. w. Cushing'a
for few days, returned homo Thursday
His wife, who has been at work for her
brother, +. B. Mason, at West Bethel,
for some time, returned With him.
b. E. Fernald of Springfield, Msss., ID
visiting at d. W. Cushing's.
Mrs. Spinney Of the western part Of
Bethel visited at D. W. Cushing's and
Myron norrill's.
Myron Morrill, has finished bis plant
ing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
EXPORTS DRAMA TO FRANCE

In the month ending April q the
7. n. G. A.. Entertainment Bureau
and the Overseas Theatre League re-
cruited in America and sent abroad
116 American entertainers to be add
cd to the force Of 657 American and
$50 French artists playing for the
A. b. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
soldiers Welcome Monday. June 9.
GOVERNOR MILLIKEN AND STAFF AMI
GEN. EDWARDS WILL BE HERE.

The welcome to the returned soldiers,
60 be given 1t the Oxford County fair
grounds, will be held on Monday, June
0. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards and Gov
ernor Carl e. Milllken and star are
expected 10 be present. Information
which made practicable the setting Of
the date Was received Monday noon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Savoy Theatre.
Brown. Buck 4 Co.
2. L. Merchant.
Chas. II. Howard Co.. Ads.
The Norway National Bank.
Paris Trust Co.
Bankruptcy Notice.
A Probate Appointments.
Potato Growers Attention.
Farm For Sale.
Auction.
Public Auto and Repairing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
oeuIdn,t Bind Anv.

Il got one good laugh out Of the
tour, anyhow" said Yorick Hamm,
sand that was when a tank town shezs
81 tried to attach our box Office -,
ceipts."-Louisville Courier-Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

TERMS $3.50 year II paid strictly In advance.
Otherwise e3.o0 year. Single copies cents
ADVERTISEMENTS: An legal advertisements
are given three consecutive Insertions TOR el-co
per Inch In length Of column Special con-
tracts made with local. trsnsiens and yearly
advertisers.
jos PRINTING New type, rast presses, electric
power, experienced workmen and low prices
combine to make this department OF our ousi-
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
Death and Cruelty.

Death Is no cruelty OF hardship. or
our Creator would not have made us
suffer Il; but cruelty to animals q 4
koaAly Sin.-aW61ter WinanA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

Cottages ct the seaside resorts are
already being opened. some Of them
which have not been opened for from
one to three ssasons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

PARIS, Maize, May o, 1919,
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders az IL
Paris Hill Water Company for the election of
officers. and the transaction Of any othsf but.
ing VIII b held at the reedepce Of the ProsidsSf
| Col. =. z. Brown, Par1s, Maine. On esturdsv
sysn!,sas. June llsh' q q e,ale =, + =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

Oue-man street cars have ''come to
stay" In Bangor, and fifteen OF that type
have recently been ordered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
SINGLE COPIES.

Single copies of THE DEMOCRAT are four cents
each. They VIII be mailed on receipt OF price by
the publishers or for the convenience Of patrons
single copies of each issue have been placed on
sale at the following places In the County:
South Paris, Towards Drug Store
ShurSlefrs Drug Store.
Norway, Moves Drug Store.
Stones Drug Store.
Buckfeld, A. l.. Newton, postmaster.
Paris Hill, Helen E. Cole, Post Once.
West Paris, Samuel T. White.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
Here and There.

1.-THE Presidents spacious plea for woman
suffrage"
Reading of which in our exchanges
leads us to make the suggestion that
the paper which uses canned editorials
should look out for the errors before
the copy is fred out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

Things have got back 80 nearly to
normal that the loss of sixteen thousand
lives By the eruption of q volcano In
Java gets on the first page and attracts
q little attention, almost as much as
would the loss of one life In . crossing
accident In another state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03
w anted.

Wood-workers, a Bowel Turner,
also girls for our Assembly Room.
MASON MFG. CO.,
ao-aa South Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

Although the Victory Loan, like those
which preceded il, was frequently
announced to be tagging, and did some
times seem to be doing so, the over
subscriptions amounted to about 10 20
per cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

United States casualties in the war
were light compared with those OF the
nations which were in 1t for four years;
but something Of what 1t meant to this
country may be judged from the fact
that 10000 American graves were to be
decorated 10 France last Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

Hawker's remarks In depreciation OF
the feat, IL need hardly be said, are not
in the best of taste. There was glory
enough for him in what he accomplished.
The silence with which his comments
were received by party mainly of
British, shows that his audience were
better sportsmen than be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

Hardly q commercial venture yet II
transatlantic flight, as indicated by thu
recent trip of Commander Read and BIZ
companions in the navy plane NC-4. II
was q trip made at an enormous expense
II stationing q bridge" of destroyeri
along the route Is to be reckoned as
matter of expense, and the several legs
of the flight, while they occupied In the
actual fight an Insignificant number Of
hours, had to wait upon the condition
of the weather for what seemed like Ions
periods, so that the actual "elspseo
time" Is rather impressive. Nevertheless
the epochal fact remains, and can mol
be denied. that flying boat has crossed
the Atlantic under its own power. Wha'
the future may bring Us we know about
"a little ss we could have guessed fifteen
years ago what the year 1919 would
show as in the matter of flying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1919-06-03

Dancing at Odd Fellows Hall Satur
day night. Shaw's Orchestra, three
pieces,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
e. GoBERNADoR pEcLARA CUE
FL M0viMlENTO De LOS TIE
RRENos TIENE SosTEN.
Las A~sociacicnes de caminos ReAles
y AUTOMOBILES ha endosado ei md
vlmlento Iniclado por oil Executive.

lei Movimiento para ceder los to-
. publicos a los estados, esta
ganando un sost6n s~orprendente,v
dijo ell Gobernador o. "A Larrazolo,
el lunes en- la mafiana, al discufir Ia
conferencia de Gobernadores que So
tuvo IN Salt Lake City, y el progre-
SO del movimiento que 81 iniciara al
principle de ST. organization.
La convention Sc declare a favor
que tan pronto como sea possible 81
congreso ceda ell terreno a los estados
y ash Sc lie hizo memoria al congreso.
Entire los g0bernadores que atendie-
ron habfa algunos cuyos estados no.
tienen terrenos pdbIic0s. Hstos tam
bien soportar0n la ~resolucidn. Entire
elIos estaba Ell Gobernador Sproul,
de Pennsylvania, Ell gobernador Ri
chardson, de Oklahoma, y 81 goberna-
dor Allen, de Kansas. Muy POGO te-
reno pubIico queda en- Oklahoma y
Kansas.
lei MovimientO" continue Ell gober-
nador, "Ha sido endosado por la aso-
ciaci0n nacional de caminos feales de
Bankhead, que a siplica mia SIC tuvo
recientemente IN Oklahoma. La mis-
ma acci6n ha tornado Ia Association
Nacional de Automobiles. Ef movi-
miento Sc esta cristalizando v ganan-
do sosten en- 81 Este. Tengo CONTAIN
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
HiNDENBuRG, CANDIDATE A IA
PRESIDENTIAL DE- LA REpU-
VI RLicA ALEMANA.
n sPartido del Pueblo aIeman ha
hecho IA ~deslgnacion del popular
Marlscai teuton.

Berlin, Agosto S0.--EI Mariscal
Pablo Won Hindenburg ha sido desig-
nado como candidate del Partido del
Pueblo. para la Presidential de la
R~epdblica aIemana para 81 pr6ximo
periodic. cuyas eleeciones, segdn Sc d.
ce, tendran lugar en- afo entrante.
81 81 anciano milithr que vive aho-
ra retirado en- su casa de Hanover
acepta la designation, es cast SECURE
que su triunfo serA apIastante, dada
Ia gran simpatia de que goza entire
81 pueblo Aleman. que desearfa verlo
al frente de los destinos del pals.
pues en- ina OCCASION, el nombre del
popular jefe ha sido citado como 81
de i'm nuevo Bismarck. capaz de cons
truir una nuexa patria sobre las
ruinas del imperio.
Hindenburg era ilp teniente en- ell
s6quito de Guillermo |, cuand0 este
monarch fue coronado Emperador de
Alemania en- Ell Palacio de Versailles
en- 1871, y este detalle. aef como la
circunstancia de ser I'm hombre SUI
mamente modesto. exentoi de vanidad
. ambici6n, le ha intensificado el a
fecto v simpatfa que Ell pueblo ale.
man siente ppr el que supo salvar al.
pals en- 1914. cuando infligio a los
ejercitos %invasores rgscs, Ia gran de-
rrota de T~annenberg!A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

podia ahadir que allf es donde sc ve-
la, pues es donde nos acnmpana Ia
palida hermana de Ia noche que a
til edad solo sc con0ce de nombre,
lpero que a la mia els compahera ca
81 inseparahle; ell insomnioi
Ahora bien: en esths cuatro situa-
clones o circumstances els cuando ne
cesito reunir iunto a INF todos los
que amo o he amado. I'd no sabes
adm 10 que es 81 despertar. Despers
tar, para II es abrir los ojos, estirar
los brazos; es decir: OH que bien
he dormidoi III saltar de la CANA
cantand0 y recobrandO alegremente Y
con vivacidad Ia possession de una cosa
que o p~ertenece.
pero cuando han paeado ruarenta
amos, este renacimiento no Sc verift-
co tan a prisa, nj tan pIaccntera-
mente
Asmedida que nos despertamos del
sue1o, entramos en- oh mundo real y
sentimos renacer en- nuestro coraz6n
tod0s los cuidados, todas las angus
tias. Els Ia bora de tomar determi-
naciones, de for1nar planes para 10
poryenir, y es tambien Ia bora en-
que 10 pasado vendrA con mayor ID,
cilidad a pr%esentarse a nuestra mer
Ernest Lsoouve,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

|A NE AML H" L-N L" L.1.A W |I
Estaha aver clayando en- mi al6oba,
cuandO entr6 mi hijo.
-Quieres explicarpde una cosa, pa
par Mel iio.
-Cual3
Colocas ON 81 salon, en- 81 despa-
cho. hasta en 81 gabinete, dihujos, gra-
bados, pinturas, estatlas v Obietos de
arte de todas classes; perp en- tu alco-
ba no SIC ven mas que retratos d foto-
grafias de mi madrb mics, dennestros
parientes y de las perAbnas que mas
quieres Il. Por que Id shaces2
Qht-dije sonriendp.-hAs tocado
una de mis- ideas mas intimas y per-
~s0fiales.
s-AQnieres ~explicarme?
Con mil amoresI hijo milo
tie escncho.
F--En mi ~concepto, la aIcnba es en-
la casa 10 que la conciencla los pa
ra ell alma, es decir, ell fuero inferno,
81 santuario. En- las demas habita.
Clones Sc viye con otros; en- la alco.
ba Sc vive consigo mismo. En- la al
cOba 10 xerifican los ngiatro actos en-
los que uno se halla con mayor ,rea-
lI4dad frente a SUI coraz6n, ALI es dom
de nos dormimos, nos despertamos,
estamos enfermos y morimos, y aun
. .AfNA VNIN ElU .tELE ANLU|AIAE &
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

mo una e~videncia de Ia gran con.
ssnsa e des Peelld5oo 4; p S',a mi p 3esos
tomaran 81 Hierro NuxAdo al sem
q formar una nacton de hombres v
DO mujeres maj eanos y mas robus~
toa.,'
81 listed no es fuerte q no ss siente
bueno v Banos deberA hacer la Giguien~
tie prueba: F1Jese durante cuAnto
tempo puede listed trabaJar Gin sens
tirse caneado. En- 9eguida tome us
ted dos tabletas de cinco granns dc
Hero Nuxado por tres veces al dfa
despuAs de los aiimentob v por
espaei0 dc dos En- segut-
da pruebe de nllevo Eu energfa y
'fajcse en- TODD 10 que ha ganaG0-
N~nnaerosas personas n~erviosas y de-
caada9 que eStabnn e~nfer1naE. ham
aumentado de manera Lnuy notable
gu salud y ~fortaieza soiamenfe con
hAber tornado ei hero en- una forma
adecuada, v este despuea de que en-
muchog cagos habfan consultado a
lvsrtQs tnedicos sin cbtener 81 me
nor b~eneficio.
NOTA DE Los FABRICAxTTcss-
Ef fIierro Nuxado que Is preserito q
recoNnendadO en- las lfneaa cite am
teneden no ey mn remedi0 eecreto
sino que go bien ~cOnocido nor los
distinto de- los vfej0s ~prDduntOs Del
hierro inorgAnlco v es faciimnnte
asimilado. sin dafar 1am6s ia dem
tadurax nj ~ennegrecer los diehkes nj
perJudlcar 81 est0mago. Los fahrf-
cantes ~garantiEan que los resuita-
son siempre. buenos v entera-
mente eaflslaetorlos para TODD com
veran gu dinerp. De vents, en- fn6aa
leE bueua8 DroguerfaR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
Hombres VigorOsOs
Fuerza Vital, Robus.
los y Victoriosos !
I'm meclco explica 81 secreto d
los nervios vigorosos, Dc los GERS
bros activos y pensaiites y de "a
gran cnsrgia fisica, dicicndo:
El Hero Naxndo inyscsa vigor
y eneEgsa ca las venhs do
Los hcmhres- 81

Son los hombres dc mdiscslo 81
hierro lal par que los compaheFos
avezados a Ia lucha que reeresant
de lacampiha y del c~ainpamento)
los que babran de feconstruir hoy
dia los negocios y IA vida p~olitica
de Ia Naci6n La vida al airc
libre, FL alimento frugal y 81 Stgi- NM|
men en- todos sus actos leF han
tornado una sanere RIGA en- hero
a estos fucFfes, sanos y vigorosos ~
mOdtI0s de Ia huimanidads PefO
tales condolences para reconstruir
su salud no Sc abren a miles de
individuos de ambos sexos en- Ia
vida civil, cuyas costumbrcs y alimentos
faltos de hero minan 81 ensrgia v los
hacen dtbiIes, ansmicos y decades, pro-
ducicndo a menndo en- u sangre el
sshambre del hero"
al comentar respecto de las pro-
babilidades de reconstruir n rAza
mas fuerte de- individuog por medic
FRO en- SD sangre. eli Dr. George n,
Baker, antique medtco y c%iru3ano del
Monmouth Memorial Hospital de
New Jersey dice. Eel hierro es abso-
1utamente Indispensable para trans
~ me- = 49, -IA&VR 49,
mnsculoe v cerebro. Sin ell hero no
puede haber bo1nbres robustps y dc
eangre ro5a nj mu3eres lozanas v dc
melillan -sonfosadas y a menos que
este formador de enerRia Sc cDtenga
de LOS aIimentoB que tngerimoe, de-
berA ser proporcionado en- alguna for
ma que permita facilmentc absor-
berlo v. asimilario. Los a1imentok
e~eleccicnadqa y los modernos mAto-
dos cuiinarios nos han robado una
buena cantidad del hero que Ia
naturaieza. nos habla. deparado.
Para 8uplir esta deficiencia v au-
mentar los gi0buIos rojos no conozco
NADIA que sea tan eficax como el
hero 0rEAnico, este es, ell Hero
Nuxado. Por un examen cuidadoso
de gu formula Y por las pruebaa que
ne hecho con Ell Hero Nuxado, co.
toy convencido dc que es una pre-
paraci0n cue TODD medico puede
fornar Q recetar a sus enfermos con
la plena confianxa de obtener siem-
Ore r~esultadps altamente benAhcoe
y eatisfactorios. Ell hecho de que
81 Hero Nnxado es usado por mas
ne 100000 de personals anualmente
como tonico w resfaurador az Ia
exergla y de la sangre es en- ST msss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
R. j. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
wNsToN.sALEM. N. c.

Santa Re durante los dfas ii, II y 1s
de Septiembre, en- la que Sc presen-
taran las medallas al General Ber-
nett y al Almirante Benson. ri Sir
Pankey deseaba que Ell General Per
shing ~estuviera aqni para ese tempo,
81 era possible, para que tambien re-
cibiera la medalla que lie contrib la
legislature.
En- vista dc 10 que 81 General Per
shing dice en- su telegrama, no Sc
puede acertar cuuando reciba 81 la
medalla.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04

Ell siguiente es 81 ~cabIegrama due
envi6 Ell General Pershing, de Paris,
al Actuante Gobernador Pankey:
Paris, Govt. 80.
BENZ. r. Panlfey, Gobernador Ac-
~tuante, Santa Fe, NJ Mex
"Aprecio sumamente la acci6n de
la legislature de Nuevo Mexico por
haberme conferido una medalIa de
sefvicio destinguido, pero siento mu.
cfo que debido q Ia incertidumbre de
mis- planes no pueda estar presente
para el tempo citado. Pershingy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
PERsHiNG NO PoDRA ATENDER
a LA FIESTA, LIZ ANuNcIA
AL SIR. PANKEY.
La lnceftidumbre de y planes lie
lmplde Al jefe de Lac r. e. A. venlr,
sea1n Ie notifica al ST.. Pankey.

El viernes pasado le envi6 un ca
blegrama al Sir. Pankey, 81 General
'Pershing, que por causa de Ia incerti-
duinbre de sus planes IL sera imposi-
BILE atender la fiesta que So tendra en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-04
"a que obtendremos una accion favo-
rable del congreao.y
rERsHING pEcLINA TESTlFlcAR'
PoR Los Que iMvE6Ti0AN
Ek DPTc. DE GOERRA.


Paris, Agosto 30.--El General Per
he rehusado testificar ante II
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-08
Industrial Physicians
Registering

Since the working conditions Service
Department of Labor, started its re-
gistry for industrial physicians, there
has been a large enrolment Among
the men whose experience and special
knowledge fit them for duty in plants
are many Army officers, just re-
lieved from service in the Medical
Corps, and a substantial percentage
of the registration includes these men.
The Department of Labor not only
supplies industrial physicians. but pro-
vides for the intensive training neces-
sary for what may be called new
branch of the profession of medicine.
It has been demonstrated that not
every physician or surgeon is fitted for
the task OF safeguarding the health of
workers These health engineers must
watch the human machinery and make
cure that It is fitted to the work re-
auired Of it. They must understand
the industry to which they are at
tacred and must have profound
knowledge of human nature as we'll
as medicine.
AS Industrial physicians are every
where superseding contract physicians
the demand for them is constantly in
creasing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-08
PITTSBURG OFFERS
OPPORTUNITIES

Pitsburg has no after-the-war pro-
blem so far as women workers are
concerned, according to that eity,s
superintendent of the Women's Divi-
sion, United States Employment Bur
eau Department of Labor. who says:
"Instead of finding large numbers
of women out of work, our office has
not Rad enough applicants for posi-
tionsfor months. In fact, we close our
office every day with hundreds of posi-
tons open, covering the widest range
of neutrality-suspicious. work.
clerical work, institutional and dcmes-
tic work, and factory work. Any wo-
man who is needing employment is
more than welcome at the district
office.
"Women need not feel that they are
taking mems places and thereby de-
rrivine returning soldiers of a means
of earning their living. There are
certain types of work for which wo-
men are best fitted and for which en-
pioyers require the services Of wo-
men. In order to meet the need Of
filling peace orders, the services Of
women are very much in demand"