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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-24
LEGION WINS OVER co. l.
Score Was So to %. the Veterans Be-
ing too Strong for the Younger
Players

Friday evening in School hall, the
American Legion played Company l.
in a hard-fought game of basket
ball.
The personnel of the American Lee
gion Quintet was similar to that of
our old champion Co. L team. Three
old men. H. Mossa, Kennison and
Jones, being veterans of the 1916
team.
The Company L team was compos-
ed mostly of former high school
stars, who with little more practice
together will develop into a fast ag-
gregation of players.
From the tap of the bell through
out the whole first 200 minutes, the
game was hard-played contest.
Harley Stevens started the scoring
with nice shot from the middle of
the floor. F. Mossa followed with a
nice side shot, making the score 2-2.
Co. l. then dropped in two more shots
nice shot from the length of the
floor and Harley Stevens tapping one
In from scrimmage. Henry Mossa
again scored for the Legion, leaving
score GA. Bigelow on a nice pass
from Fitzpatrick put the score up to
ga where for nearly Is minutes the
Company kept the lead. Then their
playing weakened little and the Lee
gion ran up their score. Four times
F. Mossa hit the draperies, followed
by Kennison, who started an attack
of long shots. Final score at the end
of the first period, 24-12.
The American Legion having the
lead at the beginning of the second
period were never in any danger of
losing it during the last half.
The pass work of both teams was
notieeably better during the last 20
minutes. Especially the work of III.
Mossa, who four times dribbled
through and Gagged the ball, besides
being directly responsible for five
nice passes to Saunders, under the
basket, who each time hit the cur
tains successfully.
Kennison and F. Mossa deserve
credit for their fine shooting, the two
of them accounting for "a points.
For the Company Bigelow deserves
mention for breaking up passes and
for his hard playing. The two Stew
ems Brothers played their usual brand
of good basket ball, together account
ing for seven nice shots.
The Company L team, although de-
feated, showed that with little prac-
tice they will be able to show New
port real basket ball team.
company L. American Legion
III. Stevens If T Mosss
RiGelcw..--- IF II. Kennisor
, H. Stevens Saunders
. Fitzpatrick lg III. Mosss
Wells rg j. Jone:
Referee: Sam Hamilton.
Timer and scorer: B Mcguire.
Baskets from the fioor-for Amer
lean Legion, Kennison 9, F. Mossa 8
Saunders z, H. Mossa 5; for Co. L
Harley Stevens 4, Wells, Harry Stew
! ems, Bigelow 8, Fitzpatrick L.
Fouls-Co. L, 8; Legion 8.
After the game the floor was clear
, ed and dancing was enjoyed by .abou
,, 40 couples from ten to one o'clock
! The music was furnished by Mrs. y
I Puffer, piano, and Sam Davis, Drums
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-24


delicious walnut taffy wrapped in WAX
ed paper and some red apples
And just as they reached the red ap-
ples the little boys looked down and
saw the old cradle with the snow ba-
by's bright and blue eyes staring up
at them
How the cottage rang with their
cries Of joy, How they Rugged the
new baby sister, whom they thought
Santa Claus had left at their door.
But we all know that sometimes when
Santa Claus Is very busy he has to ask
rrownup folks to help him distribute
the good things at Christmas tide since
he cannot get around to all the homes
of all the good children in one evening
without firing his reindeer too much
aHurrahr- cried Richard and Robin
running to awaken their parents
sNerry Christmas, father and mother,
Come out and see the beautiful baby
sister Santa Claus has brought usi
Why, this n the best Christmas ~
svsr hadr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-24

always did this
on hri 5 t N a s
morning so as
not TO awaken
their parents
It was barely
daylight
They could see
t b fr stockings
hanging fro N
the mantelpiece,
and out of the
tops were stick
ing two red paint
ed saiIboats just
alike
B e sid e . the
boats there were
warm red NIT
tens, knitted by
1ovin g fingers,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-24
New Boiler Room at Hoods Condens

Mr.. Hill, craftsman, and Mr..
French, one of Hoods travelling SUI
perintendents, were in Newport Fri
day making drawings and plans for a
new boiler room - be installed, be-
sides remodelling or making a new
boiler room. Work will be begun IN
a few weeks.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20
NEW CHURCH DEDICATED.

lakewood church ON Spring Hill Cir
cult had n great day Sunday. November
.. 1919. The occasion was the dedica-
ton Of their beautiful church. and "A
large congregation of the besr TTUpfv~
of the country came together TO enjoy
the service of dedicating a house TO the
Lord
Rev. w. & Sellars. former pastor
of Clinton and also former presiding
elder of Paducah District. was the
preacher for the occasion. He used "a
a text EpheSians :23-:s2. and gave Us "A
great sermon ON the Church as the
Bride of Christ.
The people of Oakwood with some out
side help have done the handsome thing
this year in financial way. Having
n membership of 100 they have paid
into the Lords treasury S3JooUo--mak-
ing $50 per capita.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20
OBITUARY..

Charles Henry Pendlcton was horn
january -. 1871 and died Nov 10. 1919.
He was * years. = months and i6 days
old Was married ~ Neftie A Gates
Jan. 4. l>tS. They wcre the parents
of : children. whom they loved and
cherised until Dee. IL. 1891. when his
WINS called Ia rest and ne was left alone
with four children.
I'm Dee. -. i>.ri. me was marrie'l To-
Mary r. Jackson. He pr-ofessed Christ
In 1891 and joined the Baptist church.
lived Christian life until death came.
He bore his suffering with all patience.
tried To talk 10 his neighbors: said he
was only waiting for his call he was
ready 10 go. He IL survived by his
wife and three children: Mrs Mary l..
Pendleton. Of Harris. Tenn: Mrs. Ida
Peeler. Of Murray. Ky: Mr.. J. II. Pen
dleton. of Little Rock. Ark. ". T. Pen
dleton. Of Hickman. Nv.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20
GREAT HEALTH CAMPAIGN.

Piedging their support To the great
IA * Of the United States public health
~crs ice To save 35O.Oo0 lives next year.
the selection Of Louisville Ky. as the
next meeting place, and the election 81
Officers. the 18th annual meeting Of
the Southern Medical Association. adj
journed Thursday at Ashville. y. g.
The official registration totaled l.
400.
The aSSocia tion went on record as
approving the recommendation of the
Southern States Association Of Rail
way Surgeons. an auxiliary. that the
general association take up ~itn the
governors of the III southern states
the matter of securing specific leei~-
la ton i'm protecting vehicles at railroad
crossings
DR. J. NJ Hubbard AMI d.. 4 4.
Wright of this county were a attend
ance
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20
FOOD GOES UP
Kenfurkians Standing 81 Per Cent
Advance uf 1913.

.k0tAttff 81 1870
average expenditure for twenty-five
fad articles. such a. are purchased 10y
erery family. cost - per cent mote in
Kentucky i'm 1919 than i'm 1913. accord
ing Ia data obtained at the Bureau Of
Labor.
The figures further show that these
ARTICLES of food. which include hard.
hour cornmeal eggs butter. milk bread.
|potafoes sugar. cheese. rice. coffee. tea.
and various kinds Of meat have con
finued to advance Ia Kentucky since the
signing of the armistice the average in
crease hast July over the same month
u the previous year being III per cent.
The articles Increased ] per cent during
last June.
Kenfucky's average increase in the
price Of these articles l. about the
same "a the general average of prin-
cipal cities of the United States The
least increase was i'm Los Angeles.
which had an average price of 6S per
cent and the greatest was in Detroit.
which had an average increase OF loi
per cent
Meats. with the exception of pork
products. showed slight decrease for
the month ending July -. SO did
onions. cabbage bananas and oranges
But oleomargarin cheese and lard IN
creased.
Nothing on the local market shows
any indication of decline In price ON
the contrary. Hickman gr"ccrymen pre-
dict even higher prices This - also
true of every line in human necessities
The pinnacle of high prices has not
yet been reached-and no one knows
when IL will
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20
MORAL: Don't BORROW.

\ man who was too stingy To sub
scribe for his home paper. sent his
little boy to borrow the copy taken
10y ncighbor. In his haste the boy ran
over a - stand of bees and in ten min
ufes lolSed like "A warty summer squash.
His father ran to his assistance. and
failing TO notice the barb wire fence.
ran into that. cutting hole i'm his AN
atomy and running a - pair of trous-
ers The old COW took advantage of
the gap i'm the fence and got into the
corn field and killed herself eating
corn. Hearing a racket. the wife ran
out upset I-gallon churn of cream
into a basket of little chickens. drown
ing the entire hatch I'm her haste she
dropped "A So set of false teeth. The
baby. having been left alone. crawled
through the milk into the parlor. ruin
ing brand-new SO carpet During
the excitement the eldest daughter ran
away with the hired man. and the dog
broke mp IL setting hens and the calves
got out and chewed the tails of four
fine shirts ON the clothes line
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

I have three tracts Of land. well 10
Gated from an oil point OF view and
within half mile Of where the first
well will be- put down. that ! viii sell
right One 9s-acre tract: one 52-acre
tract and one 19aere tract. All this
Lies west of Fish Gap hill Hurry If
you want it.-Ben barnett. Hickman.
Rid. .. ffc-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

have the local agency for Schmaus
Bros. Paducah. flowers and bulbs and
will be glad To have a share Of your
orders Chrysanthemums. roses car
nations and dahlias nj very low prices.
Order your bulbs now. Hyacinths 81
Ia S1-J0 a dozen: narcisis zoe doz /;
Chinese lilies 15c each: tulips 6oc To
81 n doz- Phone No 251.-Mrs. w. T..
Skinner.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20
SIMPLE COMBINATION
HELPS WEAK EYES

Hickman people are astoniShed al
the quick results produced by simple
witchhazel. camph"r hydrastis. etc. as
mixed i'm Lavopfik eye wash. In one
case of weak and nearsighted eyes "A
few days use brought great improve
menf In another ease IL stopped eye
pains and inflammation. We guaraii-
tee a small bottle Of Iavoptik to help
ANY CASE weak. strained or infian'-
ed eyes Aluminium eye cup FREE
Helm < Ellison druggists.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

The Bourbon News quotes a dealer
n saying that the decreasing price of
live hogs will not affect the prize Of
turkeys this year. This i easy Ia lee
lieve since the drop I'm the price II
live hogs has scarcely affected m" prise
OF hog meat.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

G. ID Mcdaniel and Miss Clara Rives
were united I'm marriage "Wednesday
evening Nov. ;. at the home OF tbs
bride near Jordan. NY. Rev. w. Il
bennington pronouncing the rites.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

LIvERADE acts gently. yet positive.
". ON the liver. stomach and bowels
In fact IL acts ON the entire alimen.
tary tract
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
Church will hold their annual Bazaar
and Food Sale at Mrs John Pyie's ON
Tuesday before Thanksgiving. at = o.
clock. 2c
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

The dry amendment carried in Ken
lucky by a safe majority. but I'm Ohio
the vets won after hard fight The
ma jority for the vets in Ohio is only
JiG
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

For Sale or Trade 40 head of sheep.
Will sell or trade f'G cattle.-Herman
Choate. tie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

II you want portraits enlarged or
frames or glass. write or see r. Z.
Poynor. Hickman KY 1-S-2Op
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

David Stalcup. of near this city. and
Miss May Isbell. Of near Woodland
Mills. drove To this city lest Wednes-
day afternoon and were united In mar
riage. Both groom and bride are OF
two Of the best families of their RESPECT
I've localities.-Union City News-Ban-
ner.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

Marriage licenses issued in Obior
county last week: Irma Lane ana )
= Stewart; VIM. f.. Matthews and Hos;
Leda Brewer: Gerald Glover ans
Blan Hudson.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

II you want n real life insurance
policy take IL i'm The New York Lie
Insurance Company and get the best
Owen NJ. Bondurant agent
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-11-20

Fer Sale: Small tract of land at
Walnut Log. Address T. o. Box 10
Union City. Tenn TIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-05

Extra fine grade Gable Net,
Scotch. Nottingham and Filet
Weave Lace Curtains. white. IVORY.
ecru and Arabian shades. ~. 3
and SEn Yards long. Plain. novelty
effect and heavy worked desig
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
La REDENCIONPORE ALFABE'TO.
Articulo especial para los padres de familia mexicanos

una pradera en- verano, igualmente, el
ciego del alma. ell que no sabe leer Y
escribir, desconoce enteramente ell
mundo de los peri0dicos Y de los Ii
bros, la ciencia de todas las venera-
clones que nos p]recedieron es inutil
para el V Sc We privado de muchos
inefables placeres, Y sobre TODD, esta
privado de la satisfaction de bastar-
Sc a 81 mismo. y estara siempre a
MERGED de otro. 81 sus padres es-
tan a~uSentes, Ell analfabeta no podra
comunicarse con ellos, 81 no es por
medic de otra persona que lie escri-
ba n carta, donde Ell que presta ell
sCrvicio podra decir 10 que q~uiera, Y
aun 10 contrario de 10 que el intere-
sado %pretenda. TODD por la ignoran-
cia.
e. genio ~espanol, que tanto des-
cuella en- el apologo, ha inventado
el siguientc lleno de gracia Y de ORR
ginaiidad Y cue revela Guam gran des
gracia es no saber leer. Refiere que
un dia n pobre mujer recibio una
carta de su farailia que viva en- otra
]poblacion. Como no saba leer pi-
dio q un individuo decentemente yes
lido, que encontro q su paso, que lie
hlciera favor de leerle aquella carta.
Aquel hombre abri0 Ia carta V ape
mas pas0 Ia vista por ella, comenz6
a !lorar. eXclamando con frecuencia
iQue desgracia. que desgracia! Al
yer aquello la pobre mujer rompi6 a
llorar creyendo que a su familia lie
habIa acontecido una gran d~esgracia,
pueSto que cl contenido de aquella
carta hacia llorar a un cXtrano. Por
fin. despu6s de haber dorado un ratio
ambOs, dijo la mujer: Bueno, senior,
digame que ha pasado con mi fami-
liza, Y cual es Ia d~esgracia que lie ha
hecho llorar a listed tanto.-No, le
replic0 el hombre. no Sc 81 lie habra
pasado algo a la familia de listed. ST.
no que lloro porque no Sc leer. Esa
es Ia gran d~esgracia de que me lamen
TO.
Pucs de tan tremenda d~esgracia de
bleran de lamentarse muchos mexica-
nos que no saben leer, Y que nj 81
qu!era p~rocuran que hijos apren-
dan a !eer para que sc rediman de Ia
triple esclavitud de Ia miseria, de la
~ignOrancia Y del vicio.
Lectores todos de LA PRENSA: ha
gamos todos, cada uno en- nuestra
esfcra n cruzada redentora en- ia
vor de nuestros ccmpatriotas que no
saben leer. Dirijamonos a las autori-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

dades ~respectivas pidiendo que en- to-
dos los ranches Sc estab!ezcan escue-
las para la ninez mexicana. En- DOR
de sea possible, pidamos el e%stableci-
miento de escuelas nocturnas.
0iala cada lector de nuestro dia-
rio acometiese Ia tarea de ensenar
a leer por 10 menos a III meXicano.
Para este no sc reqniere mucho ITEM
pc, sino a 10 sumo tres minutes dia-
rios Ell que este escribe recomien-
da ell siguiente metodo que lie ha dado
buenoS resultados en- todos los casos.
Comince por ensenar al alumno
a escribir SUI nombre con caracteres
de imprenta escritos a mano, escri-
biendo primero el nombre con solo
letras mayusculas. Ash Sc pueden CO.
piar mas facilmente las letras Y ell
alumno tiene el Incentive de poder
eScribir ell nomt.e desde ell primer
dia. Una vez que sepa e%scribirlo
en- csa forma, Sc ensena la division
del nombre por silabas y Sc escribe
a principiantc.
En- la ensenanza del ingleS, por
razon de la %estructura misma del lido
ma, cl deletreo es indispensable, de
aqui que haya textos para el apren-
dizaje del deletreo. Pero en- castella-
no no Sc necesita nj ~siGuiera conocer
el nombre de las letras para saber
leer. La mayoria de los ninos latino
americanos que han aprendido a leer,
de treinta anos a esta parte, no CO.
nocen el nombre de las letras espano-
las. 10 cual no obsta para que sepan
leer. o
Sc habra notado; como prueba de
10 que decimos, que las personals de
habla inglesa tienen a veces que dele
trear un nombre para ser entendi-
do. Pero 81 en- espanol deletreamos
la palabra mesa" por ejemplo, pa
ra que alguien nos entienda y lie de-
cimos: "eme, e csc. "a, 10 unico que
logramos es confudirlo mas.
Vease pues cuan facilmente puede
cada lector. de la PRENSA ense-
mar a escribir y leer a IN analfabeta,
en- POGO tempo, ~empleando solamen-
te unos cuantos minutes todos los
dias.
Las ventajas de saber leer ' escri-
Dir no los co~mprenden, o solo muy
vagamente las comprenden los que
no saben leer, asi como el ciego de
nacimiento no comprende las venta-
jas de la vista. De aqui que los que
sabemos algo procuremos redimir de
la ignorancia a nuestros paisanos.
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Solo Sc requiere la remesa del pc

quen0 lmpOrte dc ou celtdFoS.
Sc curan los hombrss dGbiles y nerrio-
SOS radical = permancHtemente. con 81 uso
de NOVO. rs ina mcdiciaa maravilloaa,
Cue VI ha curado a miles y miles. 81 ett
I'd. doiiente. 81 sufre I'd. de Dcbilidad Nrr-
viosa. O faIta de Memoria. M,lancoiia. Do
lor d. Cabeza. Dolores de los RInones o alsu-
ia enfermedad de las Was Urinsrias: de
Suehos Maids. lmposihilidad de Concentrar
las Ideas. Timidcz e ln:apacidad para pre-
~sentarse natural como otros hombres. enton-
ccs Sc puede curar con NOVO. Esta metii-
Gina le hace en- corto tempo scntirse FUertc.
Sano :. Vigoroso. propio para los placercs
de Ia Vida
Para probable a I'd. que EOVO TCcds
hacer este. lc enviaremos IN trstam!cDto pa
n l5 dias por valor de $500 GRATIS. n go
cibo de su nombre y direction, y so cen
tavos O So equivalente cn scllos dc correo
para ayudar los castos DEL pt:te y ernbaIA-
je. Sirvase ententer Cue no le cnriarenos
oiamente una "muestra.' sino un t-atam:cr-
20 complete de IS dias. 10 q1e cucara mu-
chos casos POGO avanzaGos- Esta oferta Sc
extiende solamentc por un tempo lritado.
Por 10 tanto. debe escribirnos sin dcmoTa,
y lie cnviaremos este tratzmiento sin marcss
que pucdan indicar Ell contenido.
NOVO COMPANY, Dept. /.
Box 1000. Philadelphia. Pa. E.U.A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14
MAx|MAS SENTENC|AS

Lo esencial para una muJer no es
tener un director, sine vivir de name
ira que no 10 necesite.
= :. y
A juzgar de una mujer por su be-
lleza, por su %juventud, por su altivez
Y u d~esdenes, Sc diria que solo I'm
heroe seria capaz de conseguir su
amor; pero, sin embargo, Sc enamo-
ra de un enano feo Y estGpido.
Las mujeres toman carino a los
hombres por los favores que ellos
les hacen; Y los hombres Sc curan por
esos mismos favores.
- :. :!
IA cuantas jovenes les ha servido
la belleza unicamente para esperar.
Algunas mujeres prefiren su dine
TO a sus amigos; otras prefieren sus
amantes a SUI dinero.
= :. :.
Una mujer infiel, 81 es tenida por
tai. no es mas que infiel; pero 81 la
persona interesada la cree fief, es una
%perdida.
La mujer consagra u eXistencia
al que acepta por esposo, lie es fiel
en- ell infortunio y en- la prosperidad.
en- la enfermedad y en- la salud, en- el
paises del destierro y en- la TERRA pa
tria; la muerte solo puede quebran-
tar les sacrosantos lazos.
- - ::
Una mujer honesta es IN tesoro es-
condido; ell que lie ha encontrado ha-
ce muy bien en- no jactarsC de clio.
= :. =
Una muier hermosa G ~insensata,
es como un anillo de orc en ell hocicO
de IN perro.
Sc admite, generalmente, que los
cabellos del hombre crecen dos mill
metros Y medic por man FL Gre
cimiento puede llegar a tres MILNE
tros semanalmente, pero este es ex-
cepcional.
Las cifras indicadas Sc refieren
solamente al case de que los cabellos
sean cortados cada mes. 81 Sc les de-
ia grocer mas, siguen Ina ley desco-
nocida, pero rigida- como las formu-
las algebraicas.
!. ), :.
FL alquitran de hula, derramado
al pie de las plantas, ahuyenta con
su olor las avispas y otros insectos
nari16icialns
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

Els uno obra humanitaria V patrio-
tica que todos estamos obligados a
hacer 81 en- verdad amamos a nuestros
compatriotas.
iPongamos, pues, todos manos a la
patriotica tareai
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

FL alquitran de hula, derramado
al pie de las plantas, ahuyenta con
su olor las avispas y otros insectos
perjudiciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

IA GAIA DEL REIoJ.
Es:1 mzErifi-l GAIA sS &c ore Eelszo as
aalidad f:aa, con ? tzpas eSterfo-es y una
Interior pa-a p.eteEer IA laqutz&. oeae n
eo.ora ' Ia Angola del iitinc SiStszS- eH Su
apa-.suciz * Ig-ai = les -e,ojes cue eusstan
tres 9 Eult-o yeceS mas.
-EGEHos vARIoS ESTiL0S DE DiSVJos
pUESESTES = TopoS SON SRECLoSOs'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

IA &AaUINA DEL RELoT.
II =Iquina de este -eloj es del ultimo sis
-eaA De puenre, con no1tadu-aS de-adas y
81 P;edEaS, Eu-Gas pGlidas viSihles, reSorte
fsctSnrrre EanasaGirads. ES una eop!a muy
baena &c les --loiss de eStilo se--ocar-i1e-o,
= Una ziqUina cuya eficzcia ha s:do demos.
trSda pe- Largo tempo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-14

que al acudir Il mis- oficinas pucdy es-
piicarIe sus Intermediates en- sa propio
:dioma. recibiendo las eXplicacioneS del
case tambieR CT su idioma. Acudiendo n
mis- ~oficinas Tuedc estar SECURE dc reci-
Dir las atencio0es de un especialista que
sabc como tratar con txito todas las en-
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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-20
RECRUITING OFFICER HERE
LOOKING FOR ENLISTMENTS

Corporal Lucich from the Elko re-
oruiting office is spending several
days in Ely looking up recruits for
the United States army and distri-
buting posters and literature with
full information relative to the ad-
vantages now offered by the service.
The corporal has e several
years service In China and the Phil
ippines and is an enthusiastic boost
er for the service. He is calling the
attention of the young ~eiigibles to
the advantages of the new ruling
which permits of an enlistment for
the period Of one year without pre-
vious service. All branches OF the
service are now open for enlistment
with promise of travel in many OF
the foreign countries.