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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23
POOR HOUSING A MENACE

RECENT circular from the Bu-
II reau of Industrial Housing at
Washington gives some signi-
flcant and forceful reasons for the
housing campaign which is now
under way throughout the country.
1t is pointed out that inadequate
housing means to the worker and
his family high rentals, overcrowd-
ing, reduced efficiency, sickness, loss
of wages due to above and frequent
moving, inconvenient location,
strained family relations, high in
fant mortality, blighted development
of children and immoral associates
for the entire family.
For the employer these conditions
mean difficulty in securing labor
from outside the city, a less desira-
BILE class of labor, definite check
on expansion of plant, large labor
turnover, lowered vitality of the
workers, frequent absences of labor
ers, weakened morale of labor forces,
strikes and labor trouble, reduced
capacity of plant, uncertainty of
completed contracts and sublettipg
of contracts.
AS to the city. inadequate housing
means bad reputation, loss of indus
tries seeking new location, inabil-
ity to attract the better type of men
ard families, unsightly and unsani-
tary streets and alleys, rapid depre-
citation of property, increased fire
risk, -burdened public utilities
and hence poor service, lack of en-
thusiasm for city improvements, a
migratory spirit unconducive to
civic pride and the acquisition of
American ideals, Juvenile delinquen-
cy and increased immortality.
And the nation suffers with the
city, the employer and the worker.
There is a waste in manpower,
waste in transportation, waste in ma
tional wealth through the above and
through more rapid deterioration of
houses and increased fire risks, low
cred vitality of citizens, industrial
discomfort and social unrest and poor
citizenship.
So it must be apparent to every
intelligent person, whatever his re-
lation to society, that the absence
Of proper homes is a distinct menace
to the happiness, welfare and pros
pcrity of the people generally.
One of the most significant of
the statements made at the recent
housing conference in this city un-
der the auspices of the Chamber
of Commerce was based on the re-
port of the Housing secretary. This
report cited a score or more cases
the housing bureau, accumulated in
six days. and as they are absolutely
everyday experiences of this useful
activity of our Chamber of Com
merce no room for argument is
necessary for constructive building
program in Harrisburg. We quote
few of these cases to show the
general conditions:
State official, located temporarily,
wants modern apartment; will pay
$40 to s75."
widow desires eight-room house,
Allison Hill or other district; stored
furniture several months ago, resid-
ing with relatives"
Capitol Hill employe, family in
another city. win pay $40 for unfur-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23

nent reorganizers who may object to
being eclipsed may cause interfer-
ence with the schemes to make it
appear Statewide affair.
According to the Philadelphia
Ledger, Governor Sproul says he
will undertake an inquiry into the
Eastern penitentiary management
after the Legislature adjourns.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23

Peace IN this life springs from 90
gaiescence epen In disd0reedbIo tbSa1s +;
not in an exemption from bearing them
s-Fuclon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23
brakes Drum
[From the Kansas City Star.l

The legend
of
destiny Britain
is heard in warning 5ubaton In recent article in the London
research standpoint by circumsana
hours board the Royal Oak the ships
Devonshe a
beat fn rolls
Newbot o the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23

Take my drum to England, hang
ct by the shore,
Strike ct when your powders run
ming low;
If the Dons sight Devon, I'll quit
the port o. Heaven,
An drum them up the Channel as
we drummed them long ago."
Drake, he's in his hammock, till the
great Armadas come,
(Capten, art tina sleepin' there
below?)
Slung atween the round shot, listen
in for the drum,
AS dreamin' arl the time of Ply
mouth Hoe,
Call him on the deep sea, call him
up the Sound,
Call him when ye sail to meet
the foe;
Where the old trades plyin' an the
old flag f1yin'
They shall find him ware and wax
in, as they found him long ago!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23

Members of the Associated Press-The
Associated Press is exclusively en-
titled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to
IL or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news pub
lished herein.
All rights of republication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23
DO YOU KNOW

THAT on the way Harrisburg
co-operates with the State ON the,
street improvements win depend the
completion OF the plan?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-23

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
The first movement to get ridA
Of Hardscrabble started iA 10e8.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
(Viene de IA la. pag.)

cue le ha encomendado Carranza'
sino cue te Espana seguira a Fran
cia. estableciendose en- Paris, en- a Lc-
gacion Mexicana cue Sc halla a cargo
del ~Ingeniero Alberto J. PAM. Des-
de ALI intentara ponerae en- comunl-
cacion con el gooierno oritanico para
YER 81 logra obtener la promeSa de
u sera r7cibldo para tratar dlrec-
tamente sobre 81 establishments De
las re~laciones diplomaticas. En- Ct
case de que tales gestiOnss tengan
81 syito Il desea e. gooierno de
Carranza. Agullar saldra Immediate
meate para L6adreS Y Sc p~reseatard
con 81 caracter de Ministro PienlPo-
;2rc;ario. raes Carranza lc otorGa-
IA el 7ombramienro para que G7 ma
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COMPRAMOS, YENDEMOS Y
CAMBIAMOS MUEBLES.
Credito Liheral-Abonos Condos
WESTERN FURNITURE co.
5l3-515 West Commerce St
CERCA DE 500 PERSONALS
FUERON EMPLEADAS
Excelentes servicios de la Off
Gina official de empleos

En- la oficira Dc eTpleos del De-
partamento de Trabajo en- esta ciu-
dad, segun datos recogidos, obtu-
vieron trabajo de distinta naturale-
"a, cerca de q%uinientos personals
que carecian de 81. Las ~personas
empleadas, 10 fueron setenta Y seis
soldados dados de baja, trescientos
cuarenta V ochc homhres pertene.
cientes a IA clase civil Y treinta y
ocho mujeres.
Quedaron pendientes de cubrl-
varios pedidos de trabajadorcs. que
Sc procura llenar con toda activt-
dad. Este movi:nianto o~curriot ;du-
rante Ia senana del Nueve al Gator
&c del mes actnol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
HAGA SU CERVEZA

No c~ralqaie- b~biGa Gulse o Dc las llama
das cas- es-vrza. Sloo Ia ve7cacc-a ce-veza,
sab-osa. faertc = eSPuncSa-
SCmiEiSt-anos \ listed nuSSt-o eTtracto Re
-s-veza VICTORIA" corsIs:ente de :5PQ.- y
malta 6e los meJo-cs. con % rCal pGcce is
led hace- ~ casa. ssElr nuest-as 'aSt-ucc:o-
mes. L. mcyo- ce-ve-a-
p peel, de Victoria Extract. para ha-
ce- u -alones &c ogena ce-ve=a L1Er-. . &c
$500. Nz-ieros ~ Glns-C con 81 c7deG y
reci5;-5 = ~a-t;cGic G6re de cas:OS. - IA
b-iczci6H o. cs-vsza CT casa = 9. e2vlo de
nlesrro svc-acto 4 ,os EScaGOS p-oaio'clou!s-
tzs. - Legal. Gz-aa@rAmos satisfaction.
VICTORIA SUPPLY COMPANY.
81 Morton Building. New Yo-E. y. Y.
Dept. Z. II. Chicago. IL
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;cUnE listed sU sALUD

Con IN DOLLAR que nos cnvie a San
Francisco. Cal. le mandaremos una botella
de FORA TONIC TABLETS. maravillosss
81 ell tratamiento de Ia anemia, clorosis. de-
hilidad. neurastenia. dyspepsia ; para Ia con-
raIeseencia de enfe-nedaces sraves.-Haga su
-ordcn 4
FORA LABORATORIES.
I54a Stockton St San Fransip>e. Cal
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MCSICA MENICANA

ultimaS composiciones del Prof. Rafael 7.
c. Jarcro. "ENAMoRADO. Vals.-"CAR!-
GAS DE AMOR. Mazurka d. salon. 10
mas Hermoso que Sc conoce Ell mt:sica. Sc
rer:iten las dos Al recibo Ge :l.p1.
SPANISH MUSIC COMPANY. p. o. Box
1921. Los Angeles. Cal.-Grandsc descuentos
al por MAJOR n las Casas de Musica y Lii
brcrias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
Ell villismo toma auge en- la
Baja California
(Viene de IA la. Pag.)

nerales, o bien oficiales Y hasta ge-
~nerales del villismo. Todos esos ele-
mentos nan llegado a la Baja Ca
lifornia emigrando de chihuahua y
de Sonora y puede asegurarse que no
estan de acuerdo con la situacion &C
tual del pals, no porque piensen que
ell gobierno de Don Venustiano sea
bueno o malo, sino porque, acostum-
brados a revolucionar, anhelan que
torne la epoca en- que vuclvan a es-
tallar las sublevaciones en- TODD ell
pals, para volver a tomar las armas
V lanarse a aventuras revolucionarias.
Y bien. a medida que Villa Sc acerca-
ba a Ciudad Juarez. los Antiques
partidarios del villismo empezaron a
manisestar su agrado por los pro-
gresos de Ia revolution V en- las ca
lies Y en- los lugares de reunion de
los elementos de trabajo. Sc lanzaban
con frecuencia los gritos de Viva
Villa
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PERDIDAS

$500 de qualification a ia persona
que me entregue un perro bulldog,
cafe rayado, sin cola. orejas recorta-
das en- punta. de nombre Jack.
D~irijanse a Pablo MARTINEZ, 602 :.
Leona. t28)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
ST no tiene exiso, ~regresara a Mexico

Mas 81 Aguilar fracasa en- su in
tento de lograr del gobierno BRITAIN
co que Gamble Ia actitud flrme QUE
ha venide o~bservando hacia el gobier-
no de C~arranza. regnesara i Mexico;
mas antes. tratara con cl gobiernO
frances. o ell apoyo de Gonzalez
Roa V Gemas empleados de Ia Secre-
taria de Hacienda que 10 acompanan,
sohre las neclamaciones de los capita
listas ~franceses por la i~ncautacioa
de los ~valores del Banco Nac!ona. Y
de varias industries, asi como de al
gunos ferrocarriles.
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COMPRAS

COMPRAMOS. Vcndcmos > Cambiamos Fin
cas-. Bicnes Raiccs, Minas y Patentes. Es-
critics en- InglGs y EspahoI y toda clasc de
trabaio dc notario. DiriGirse a GEO. ".
DRAKE. Notary Public" % French Bull
ding, San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
Sc tepiiC nm motir

mo temen las autoridades, sin du-
da aleuna, que estate un motin MI
litsr en- Ia Baja California; e tiene
n certeza De que las tropa5 o lea
les. pue Sc ha tenido cuidado &c Sc
leccionarlas Embellishments Y ell pie
veterano del $50. Regimiento siempre
ha recibido lecciones de lealtad, sal
vo n OCCASION en- que Sc ~suolevaron
las tropas siguiendo las 6rdenes del
Coronel Fortunate Tenorio, cuando
fueron aprehendidos en- Ensenada los
generates NaZquez. No Sc tere, TAM
POGO que un motin viiliSta. en- el ca
so de estallar. tenga ccnsecuencias
pues para reprimirlo sobran tropas.
mas de mil hombres perfectamente
adiestrados en- ell manejo de las ar.
mas, muy bien instruidos Y compe-
tenteS para sofocar cualquier inten-
tona revolucionaria.
Sin embargo.-continua nuestro
entreviStado-hay que suponer que
ell G~obernador Cantu no quiere que
Sc altere la paz de que gozan los
hajacalifornianos nj por uu momen-
TO. pues aSi Ia prosperidad de la re-
Cion 10 Sc veria en- pel:gro por cual-
Quier descrden que hiciera temer a
los agricultores poSibles t~rastornos.
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Sin la ayuda I~ngIesa no dominsra a
Pelaez.

Sc dice, en- las mismas fuenteS au-
~torizadas que Ia razon principal por
la cual Carranza esta e~sforzandose
por d~esagraviar a Ia Gran Bretana Y
tratando de reanudar o ella sus re-
i%aciones, es la de que Sc halla conven-
cido dc que sin la ayuda ing.esa. ia
mas podra arrancar las negiones petro
lferas del contro! de Manuel Pelaez,
v n~ecesita adquirir el complete do
mimic de esaS regiones por ser las
que mayores ingresos producirian a!
~gobherno.
Sc dice cue Aguilar recibi0 ms
trucciones de CarranZa en- cl sentido
de no hacer declaraciones nlngunas
acerca de su mission en- este pals nj
meros en- Europa. Y que a clio Sc d~oe
Ia firme resolution del agente con-
fidcncial de no recibr a na6ie en-
su alojamiento del Hotel Plaza. Sc
agrega Que como no sc tiene la memo
seguridad en- el eXito de Ia mission
de AgUiiar en- Europa. es por 10 que
este Sc cuida de no tratar con Made
acerca de su viaie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
PROFESSIONALS

AVOCADO PARA LOS MEXICANoS. Aten'
de ,oda ciase de neSocios jrdieiales, reeh-
naciones por danos ) rerjui-ios personaIes-
eausas c:viies y criminales. reeianaciones De
terrenos. No cobrc hono-arios hasta Que loo
asuntos anedan sat:sfaetorianentc terminates
Lie. Henry Ben Cline, 7o6 Gunter BLDG
San An,cnio, Texas. Crockett s3Gs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
ACUELAR sALDRA PARA EUROPA Ell SABAD0

nera Official sea recibido Y queden asi
reanudadas las relaciones diplomatl-
cas- interrumpidas durante mas dc dos
amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
PRESTAMOS

PRESTAMOS dinero sobrc Bonos de ia Lii
bertad al 6 ro- ceinto anua!. Tambien So
b-e Esampillas de Ahorro de Guerra. Ocr-
IRAN COZ State Bank Bldg. o Russell Bldg.
,oEi
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
In tcisgrama indiso-eto

EN- los ultimos dias la situacion
creada por ell villismo en- Chihua-
hua rcpercuti6 de IN mcdo alarman-
te en- Mexicali. Esto Sc explica por-
que no solo Ell elemento villista, sino
tambien el anticarrancista. deseaban
.vivamente que Villa triunfara para
que de tai modo la situacion de Don
Ven ~ano en- ell resto de Ia Repu-
bile, ara dificil. En- general Sc
crei. la toma de Ciudad Juarez
por ia era el golpe de gracia al
gobierno carranciSta.
En- estas condolences. ocurri6 algo
verdaderamente sensational: ell pro-
pietario dc Ia casa de .iuego Ell Te-
colote recibio un mensaje de Ell Pa
so en- el que le decan que villa ha-
bia capturado Ciudad Juarez.
Eel propietario de Ia casa de jue-
70, es americana; pero deseoso de
conquistarse la buena voluntad de los
mexicalenses Y SECURE de que Ell me-
jor medic para lograr sus propositos
era dar a conocer aquel mensaje, 10
hizo fijar en- n de los lugares mas
visibles de IA casa de juego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26

DIR. NJ. MARTINEZ GUZMAN. E,pecialiita
en- intermediates de ninos y partos. Mediei-
oa en- general. Ufcina, 1901 ". C~orneres
ST. Teiefono Travis 2266.
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q PRE.ElEsNlESAk.
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Microbes
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Panama. Europa. etc:
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dc sus. r,pcion son en- d.nerc americana o So
egLiv2!r1cia On ToneGa de! pals de don1e
Sc soIcitc = pe-lod!co.
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BOLAROS CACHo,

AboSaJo MexicaEo. Consuitas > doccnenS.
roncs ~juridicas eonrerrieutes a leyes > nego-
clos dc Mexico. Io5-TQ Caples BidS. FL Pa
%. Texas.
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NEGOCIANTES MEXICANoS: Pidan mi
de precios de ABARRoTES MEHlCA-
NOS que vendo al por mayor. ?. bACA'
924. Los Angeles. Cal.
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En- opinion de algunos mexica-
lenses. el Gooernador de Ia Baja Ca
lifornia no ha salido de Mexicali por
tenor de que su ausencia de motive
. mayores conflicJos. Es sabiGo que
los proyectos del gobierno eran tras-
ladarse cor todos sus empleados. Sc
gun Ia costumbre de anos anteriores.
a Tijuana; para Ia Ultima semana de
mayo Sc esperaba va al Gobernador
del Distrito Norte en- la pequena po-
blacion; sin embargo. hasta Ia fe-
cha no Sc ha trasladado ell gobierno.
no obstante que la temporada de ca
lores esta N su uge.
Hay q~uienes opinan que el viaje
del Cnel. Cantu a Ia B. California Sc
ha diferido por otras Isl y no por
Ia apuntada en- esta ciudad, en- Ia que
siguen haciendose preparativos para
recibir al Gobernador en- Ia proxima
semana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26
.AVSOS De OCCASION
VENTAS

POR URGENCIA dinero veudo so aceiones
Pet-olera "Tantoyucan' del Esta-
do de Veracruz. en- titulos de 10 aeeiones.
Sta. Emma Carbajal. 229 Goliad St ~
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viva TILd" 'Mmera CGrronSa"
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EN- cuanto e entero el publico del
mensaje, los gritos subversivoS esta-
llaron. priUero en- la casa de jueco,
luego en- todas las cantinas Y en- al
gunas GALES del centric de la pobla-
cion.
Viva Villa" Muera Carranza"-se
escucharon por todas parties.
Las ~autoridades. temerosas de que
el entusiasmo de les cue gritahan
diera margen a un motin. redoblaron
Ia ~vigilancia de las GALES, V las tro-
pas lie la guarnicion Sc pusieron so
bre las armas para impedir que los
villistas fueran a i~ntentar llevar a
cabo una asonada.
"Pero la algeria de los villistas Y
de los anticarrancistas no parecia te-
ner freno: las explosiones de entu-
siasmo Sc notaban en- todas parties Y
hubo Ut momento en- que Sc creyo que
Ia s~ituaclon iba a tomar caracteres
de gravedad.
"Por fortuna los animos Sc calma-
ron. no sin que Sc Ilevaran a cabo al
Cunas aprehensiones de e~scandalosos
que trataban de perturbar ell orden.
koftc.rS co,, t-c Gjr+o-rc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26

GRATIFiCARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me proporeionc informes de mi hijo Fran
cisco Nacai, dc IS amos de cdad. moreno
y dc 5 pies de ~est.tura. TODD inforne sobre
81 particular dirijase a Santiago Nachi. 1868
". 3Sth St, Chicago LII.
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STAACKE BROS.
SELI,OS DE COMA

Para comercia: :es. p-ofesionistas y Socie-
dadcs. Complete surtido de accessories rarE
los mismos. Pida catalcEo a I. A q
ORTA. Gil Doiorosa ST. San Antonio. Tex.
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PESOUISAS

MAGNTFICA GRATIFICACION sc dara a
la persona que porporcionc informeS de mi
hijo Rafael Mcrcado. Que Sc encontraba u-
timamcntc en- San Diego, Cal. Cualquicr
lrforne scbre e. particular diriiaSc q Fran
cisco MeTcado. Prescott, Arizona. 80
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FLORES Y

Ponemos en- conociniento De nuestros COM
patriotas. cue hemos estabiecido en- Rosen-
berg. Texas. un estabIccimicntc commercial.
situaGo frentr a Ia estacion. al Sur DE Ia
Gale Principal. En- el podran encontrar toda
clsse de efectos de este pals. asi como IN
finidad de articulos meHicanos. Flores y
Cisneros, Box III. Rosenberg, Texas. i2')
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-26

CON $3.50 cratificarc a Ia persona cue me
rroporcioue informcs de MaSimino Garcia.
con quien vivi aigun tempo en- Waco. Texas,
KS originate dc Jalisco, Mexico. Todo in
forme Sobrc el particular d~irijase a Euti-
MIC Perez. Box sos. Rolinda. Cal t26)
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Sc VENDEN un Ford de 5 rasajeros otro
de dos pasajeros y un truck Ford. Todos
en- cxcelentes condolences. Ocurran 4 ITO
North Pecus ST. (26)
The Washington herald., 1919-09-09
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

The Bookbinders' Union will hold a
special meeting tonight at Musicians
Hall. 1906 E street northwest, at 8
o'clock Members OF the executive
committee are urged to attend.
Foreman Jim Brodnax. Of the Job
room, Charles Abbott. Bob Congdon.
, and Bill Bechert were fishing on the
bay below Annapolis Sunday and
brought back about thirty trout. the
largest weighing four pounds.
William J. Sammonds has returned
10 the electrical section after a week
with his family at Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Minnie Ray, OF the keyboard
room, is on a three weeks visit to
Milford, Mass.
Elijah Cleveland. Warren Holmes
and Raymond Moore, Of the pamphlet
bindery, are on leave.
Henry Holly. of the forwarding and
finishing section. is on an auto trip
through Pennsylvania.
Forest l. Tlackara, pressman in
charge in the main pressroom. Is en-
joying three weeks leave.
Miss Mary B. Nohe Is detailed to
the computing section from the press
room.
Mrs. Robert Boucher has returned
TO her home in Chevy Chase after a
visit with relatives at Fairfax
Court House.
Frank Lanman, paper ruler, Is So
jOurning in Atlantic City.
Alpheus Scholl. compositor In the
monOtype section, spent last week
in Harrisburg, Pa.
Wilson II. Cook returned yester-
day from a visit with his sister in
Center Park. Pa. New York City and
Atlantic City.
Jarvis Moulten is at work in the
jobroom after a months vacation In
New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robinson. ST..
are spending two weeks at Harpers
Ferry and Cumberland.
Lewis F. Hagner. James o. Camp
bell, Dennis A. Carter and Robert z.
FantrOy are absent from the press
room on leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph D. Ryan and
weeks at the old home in Nutley,
y. J.
Martin Stecker. OF the linotype sec
tion, is spending his vacation with
his sister in Atlantic City.
John H. \. Fowler is absent from
the stores division on two weeks
leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gum are WIS.,
iting at the old home u Illinois.
Makerup John f. Keefe is spend
ing three weeks at Colonial Beach
Pressmen H. r. Samuelson. A. B
Burton, and John T Finnegan are
absent from the day pressroom on
leave.
James NJ Wood, monotype key
board operator, is on a trip to New
York CITY
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until the greensward of grass carpet
seems almost rooted with leaves.
The park Is bordered on the south
by the tracks. on the west by Olive
street and its row Of pretty. old-fash-
ioned homes; on the north by Vernon
street and another row Of similar
homes. There is a hitchins rail on
the Vernon street side and there, Of
and on through the day. are many
horses, as folks drive in from the
country to make their purchases.
Many automobiles. too. are parked
there. Most everyone in Missouri
owns a machine.
On the east is State street-Laclede's
business section. This business sec
ton is row of two-story places and
there's hardly a place In there one
cannot learn of the general.
There is the millinery establishment
of Mrs. A. J. Lynn on the southern
end OF the block. Then comes Mrs.
T. r. Sisson's restaurant. Her hus.
band is the pastor of the First Metho-
dist Church Of Laclede, a church OF
which the generals father was once
Sunday school superintendent ant
which the general Joined when he was
a boy.
There follow along the block Wea-
vers barber shop. Stone Myers
restaurant-a place to Get wonderful
fried chicken: the law ONCE OF Judge
Oscar F. Libby. And II one drops In
On the Judge. he will tell how the
general went to West Point Their
there 10 Browns drug store, a few
other stores, and next the dry goods
store Of James W. Lomax Mr.. 10.
max was In school with the general.
Once, SO some persons say. the gen
eral thought a great deal OF Mrs
Lomax when she was Miss Arabelle
Artlip, about the prettiest girl in La
clede. One may drop into the store.