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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-02
NOTA DE DUELO

|, La. mejOr sociedad de Caguas
pasa hoy por la pena de un gran
dolOr que todos sienten honda
mente. Ha muerto la distinguida
sonora Da. Dolores Jimenez
Cruz, .esposa de nuestro distin-
guido amigo don Nicolas Quiilo-
mes CabezudO, y esa muerte Ia
mentadlsima por todos, repre-
senta una p6rdida irreparable.
Era Da. Dolores un angel de
bondad. Ell amor que tuvo para
los suyos fue piedad y carload
cristiana para todos los infortu-
MOS ajenos, que encontrarOn ell
la gran dana la mano piadosa
que los aliviara. As1 Sc cOmpren-
de que la sociedad de Caguas,
sin distinction de classes sociales,
haya hechO de la llorada muerte
de Da. Dolores un motive de due
10 general. Desde que circul0 pOr
Caguas la infausta nueva, la ca
sd mortuoria Sc VIC visitadfsima
pOr los incontables amigos de la
familia doliente que acudfan a
pagar ell postumo tribute a la
dulce memOria que la DANA nos
lega-
Ell entierro que ha tenido lu.
gar esta mailana ha sidO una es-
Eplendida, una conmovedora ma
nifestaci0n de duelO. Todo1 Ca.
guas fguraba Ell ell cortejos f1ne.
bre.
Ell IMPARCIAL quiere aso.
ciarse al merecido homemade de
.todO un pueblo a la amemoria lu,
minOsa que deja Da. Dolores, y
al condensar en- uilas lfneas ner-
viosamente trazadas ell dolor de
toda una sociedad. consternada,
quiere presentar a los deudOs de
Da. Dolores para los que tene-
mos la adhesion mas afectuOsa
un homemade de pesame que sea
para ellOs ell alivio de saber su
dolor compatible por nosotros,
por todOs sus amigos.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-13
SHE THREW HER
MONEY AWAY
Mrs. Parker Septn Hundreds Seeking
Health-Tanlac Restores Her.

"My troubles have been completely
overcome since l commenced taking
Tanlac, and am enjoying better
health in every way than have for
over twenty years." said Mrs. M.
Parker, who lives at 423 East Third
street, Los Angeles, Cal, the other
day.
During that time," continued Mrs.
Parker, 81 spent several thousand dol
lars for medicine and treatment, and it
was just money thrown away, for l
never got any relief from my suffering
u ntilI commenced taking Tanlac.
was practically an invalid for twenty
years, and all my troubles was caused
from the awful condition of my stom-
ach. A great part of that time | was
confined to my bed, as I was too weak
and rundown to be up. What little I
ate disagreed with me, and Iwould
suffer terribly with gas forming after
meals. Then, too. l often had severe
pains in the small of my back, and
would have terrible spells of headache
every day or so. To make matters
worse l was attacked with rheumatism
in my arms and legs, and this caused
me no end of pain and misery. l
was so nervous too, and never got a
good nights sleep. finally reached
the point where 1 had given up all
hope of ever being we'll again.
"One day my husband suggested
that stop taking the medicine l was
using and give Tanlac a trial. Then
too, several of my friends who had
been taking Tanlac gave me the same
advice, so got a bottle and commenc-
ed taking it, and in weeks time l
was feeling whole lot better. have
just finished my fourth bottle now, and
it is ismply wonderful the way l have
improved. Why, have actually gain
ed ten pounds already, and feel SO
we'll and strong that l do all nv own
housework without the least trouble
l was feeling so we'll last week that
| actually did the family washing, and
it has been many years since l was
able to do thing like that. NV ap-
petite is fine and everything l eat
agrees with me perfectly. l sleep just
like baby every night and feel rest
ed and refreshed when 1 get up in
the morning. l never suffer from
headaches now, and the rheumatism,
has left me, and don't have that aw-
full pain in my back any more In fact,
l am just enjoying fine health in every
way, and | give Tanlac credit for il
ALL"
Tanlac is sold in FL Centro by Thos.
Neville, successor to McColloch Drug
Co.; in Imperial by Imperial Drug Co.
inHoltville by J. Bresnoham, and in
Brawley by ROLAND Bros.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-09-13
AT THE TOPIC

! Emmy Wehlen. the beautiful Metro
star of "The Amateur Adventures,
to be shown at the Topic theater Sun
day is deservedly one of the ost pop
ular stars of the screen.
Miss Wehlen is Viennese by birth
but her parents preferred England as
! their home and Emmy was brought
up as an English girl and attended
| private school on the outskirts of Len
don. At an early age her unusual ta:-
ents were observed and as she also
possessed very fine voice she was
educated for the stage. She first APP
peared in heavy drama but her clear
soprano voice attracted musical COM
edy anagers and she was induced to
enter light opera. After numerous sue
cesses in London she came to America
in the poplar Gaiety coedy, "Tonight's
the Night" and captivated America as
she had London.
Here she was prevailed upon to
enter the motion picture field and
her screen value at once recognized
Her best work in this line has been
with the Metro in "The House of Gold"
"His Bonded Wife" and many others.
In '"The Amateur Adventures"
she is seen in the role of breezy
fascinating young girl who sets out
to learn the meaning of the word
"life."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
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49ectivCApril I, 1919

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MALE HELP WANTED.

MACHINIST- OPERATOR and ALL
round country printer wanted by one
Of best equipped offices In the state;
shop is all modern and motorized. good
working conditions, fine town, 5000.
and reasonable living expenses. shop
being moved into its own building cs-
pccinlly erected for conyeniences; We
prefer married men from country ot 70
fees: We are willing TO pay well for
high class men, state your terms and
when you can report for work, J. c.
Nance. NARROW. Okla.
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WANTED-At once. an Al salesman
for general store, must be a live one
and good mixer: married man prefer
red. s,atc age, experience, salary eS-
pected. oil In first letter, with refer
ence or no attention will he paid; per
mancnt place II you can make good,
V. NJ Butts, Maysyllle. Okla.
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VERY desirable. large. front ro6ms.
suitable for two; also smaller room IN
brick apartment. 1914 y. Harvey.
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MODERN front room with uss OF par
lor and kitchen: 1891 Linwood. Maple
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ONE nicely furnished slecpInE room
with bath and vietroA. llSh 8. Lee.
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Read This Twice

Yife insurance selling is one
" the very choicest professlony,
We are building selling force
out Of men OF character. II YOU
can qualify and want TO repres-
ent rapidly growing and solidly
built institution, and believe
thoroughly In the business and
yourself, we want you TO call or
wrlto for our direct from home
Office commission contract. We
want you to talk with our mon
who are happy. satisfied and
making big money. Don't put
this off but write right now.
MID CONTINENT LIFE IN
SuRANCE co.
is W. Main st. Oklahoma City.
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WALL PAPER-7c; my prices are the
best bring samples. estimates work
II. NJ. Parrett, ll2 w. Srd. Walnut 6757.
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WANTED u first class combination
tuner and plumber. Phone or write
O. q. Hollingsworth. Reming. okla.
WANrED-Portrait men. pay In full
every Saturday. See w. II. MacDon-
aid Hotel Browning.
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BAKnR, must be all-found Mind, shop
winters Job for right man. SIS, board
and room or $40. breakfast and bread
70 married man at once. City Bakery.
Merfden Kan
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YOUNG woman wishes clerical and
general office work. years ca
rerience, Walnut <5tt
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HIGHEST prices paid for mems sec.
ond d-hand clothing and shoes. Call
Mamie 1912
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sIruscRIpTION RATES.

nopSo nno yesr esr..',........s5 90
BY Mail one yenr WIN ihE Dun q, so
DAY OKLAHOMAN ......,,,.''S S'oo
cents a copy or N cents a week
In oklahoma city.
oyr.AuoNA CITY TIMES teven'ng)
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In Oklahoma City ana VicinitS' per
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~ ,he ri,k Of the owner. The Oklahoma
Pub,,sh,ng conaeny expressly repud,.
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custody or return.
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GOOD MECHANIC WANTED
money for man that viii work for
what he Is worth and do the business
+. q. Box 1915. Oklahoma city.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Chnm mt Grand
Palace rooms. 1924 Grand Ave
WANTED - Girls for factory work.
Apply Item Biscuit Co,
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Statesmen WANTED

WE want q reliable business
man In each community to
establish agency for our oils and
greases: quality guaranteed:
specially attractive proposition TO
right parties Kelts on Co..
1928 East 6th St., Oklahoma
city, Okla
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Housekeeper. by employed
couple, with little daughter. Middle
aged. unlncumbered widow preferred: !:
good home and salary. Write. bl2
Fast Gray St. Norman. Okla.
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EDUCATION = AND INSTRUCTION
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED can use several llve-w wire
solicitors who have the abinty 10
show early results. must DO nnle 10
furnish car or rig: ATTRACTIVE propoa
tion made TO producers; unless you arc
able 10 handle live proposition apph-
cation would not be considered; salary
with all expenses guaranteed; territory
Oklahoma. Call In person or make ap'
pIication TO Circulation Manager. Far-
mer -Stockman. Oklahoman Bldg.. ok-
lahoma CITY Oklahoma
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MALE HELP WANTED

First class clothing
salesman wanted at
once. Must know the
custom tailoring bust
ness and be able to sell
high grade furnishings
to the best trade. Salary
depends upon your abil-
ity. Give full details of
experience, habits and
age. Ralph Taylor, Bart
lesVilNe, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

WANT girls TO learn shoe business
Apply Boston Shoe Shop. Inc. i?iIr
West Main st.
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GOOD tyfsst and clerk; must be neat
with records and accurate: perman-
ent position with good chance for ad-
Nancement Apply l.. A. Lynch, En-
terprise. 1873 West srd 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CALL PHILLIP. the a second hand
clothing buyer. Shoes, trunks. grips.
Maplc t2i0
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WANTED-E1perienced giris 10 walt
tables; over Is years OF age. At
Herold's. i0s West Main
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WANTED stenographer. Apply 3Os
HerskowItz
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wANTED-Young lady for billing and
assistant 10 cashier. Underwood
Typewriter Co
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WANTED-Experienc white cham
bermald. Wayne Hotel. ll0n West
California.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

ROACH BROS. 6Is N. Hudson. Cali
Maple 2527. Night Maple SIS or Maple
9hO
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WANT good woman or girl for general
housework; 81 per week. Walnut
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER wants permanent po-
sltion: can give references. NJ. j..
OklAhoman.
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WANTED ENperiepced marker and
assorter. lady preferred. state wages
and experience In first letter, Stlllwat
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

HoUsEKEEPER wanted: small family
36th and Phillips
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

LATHERS wanted 2 blocks west OF
Classen on Goth st; union prices
WANTTD Young man as matchmaker
Call at 7l3 West 3rd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

The Associated Press Il escluslveE
entitled 10 tho use for repubncauon y,
sshsywisa credited in this paper ana
sieo the local news published herein
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

WANTED - saleslady. experienced In
silks and wool goods. one who could
take charge Of the department event
ually. Greenway & Hughes, Wichita,
Kan,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

PAINTING and paper hanging, rooms
3200 and up. Maple CIT. V. d. Dy-
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WANTED-Glrl Tor office work and
oasibering Apply Boston Shoe Shop.
Inc, l2th West Main St.
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WANTED-M Middle aged white house
keeper for small family capable
taking care s-yeaT baby. Position
open September /. Answer, B-llU,
Oklahoman,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

BUYING junk, furniture and clothes.
Msple 2lsy-J.
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WANTED-Girl TO take charge Of
children's shoe department. Apply
all week TO Mr.. Goslin at the Boston
Shoe shop, Inc. i2&h West Main 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

EXPERIENCED s,enographer desires
position. References given. NJ. Nj,
OklahOman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

COTTON buyer and road man: expert
ence In Oklahoma. Give references
experience and salary expected Ad.
dress Y-2. Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

WANTED-A woman who thoroughly
understands canning and putting up
fruits. salary $50 per month and
board. Miller Bros. l0i Ranch. Bliss.
DLl1
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TWO connecting rooms. sitting room
and bedroom; will accommodate three
adults Walnut SOL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

WANTED--Two live wire salesmen.
Sperry n Hutchinson Co. 1872 West ith.
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Accountant
FIRST CLASS

Desires connection with re-
liable concern. Address RI,
Oklahoman.
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HAKER WANTED--Good Job for Hst-
urday 30g n Robinson
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PRINTER Young woman with some
experience. who wishes to learn the
printing business In all its branches:
the right party can get good position
and an interest In tho business. Cali on
or address Parry Printing Co, liz w.
Grand. Oklahoma city,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

WANTED-A young man with best Of
references TO manage branch news
and cigar stand good chance for ad
yancement. Apply to Fred Harvey, ga
&. Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

ELDERLY lady wanted to keep house
4 and stay with wife during confine-
hent Apply 1915 South Walker.
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XANTED-A live wire In clothing
end gents furnishings department
state what experience and salary ex-
pocted and references. Address. ID.
Aahner CieveIanJ Okla
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BARBER WANTED-First class, SIS
guaranteed: writs or phone Sam Ham.
NOWata. Okla
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SODA dispenser wanted. must have e1-
,pericnce. Davis Candy Shop. II n.
Harvey.
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WANTED

To Rent--Resldence or Apartment,
North OF <th st. Walnut 2s21-J.
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modelling and stair work n speciality.
Henry Moeller. Maple S9Ss-R.
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WANTED-A dlshwnsher at once ii2s
n. Robinson.
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ONE nicely furnished modern bedroom;
strictly private; east exposure at <i(
West 9TH ST Maple s5s6
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WANTED-Will teach women to do
pressing; good salary while learning.
Apply French-unlque. sii N. Hudson
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COOL beautifully furnished room;
southeast exposure; with board II de-
sired; earaEe; reterencss, ia w, 9th.
NlCE cool aleepInR room. aouth cXpo-
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

NICELY furnished front room. -
gentlemen. phone. thoroughly mod.
ern; steam heat. 72o North Robinson.
Walnut 20<t. q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-23

TWO NICELY furnished rooms for
housekeeping; reasonable: no chill
dren or dogs. 5O1h n. Hudson. Wal
out 1858.
The Washington times., 1919-08-31

NoMR author aptly said that the
time to begin training q child
- was TO begin training his
grandfather, and this clever remark
seems still to hold true. There
fore, IL we want TO train the father
u grandfather Of the next genera
don win we not have TO begin
training the small boy and girl Of
to-day?
While not q pessimist. It Is Diff
cult 70 see how the high cost Of
living 8 going 10 be lowered, OF
how, for instance, the servant prob
lem Is going to Be solved for
many, many years, Then what are
little Tommy and little Sara going
to do when they grow up and start
a home? The children Of to-day
who win be the men and women Of
tomorrow win have to do several
things.
First. be more efficient in their
work. II there is one thing that the
future generation win have 70 do,
C viii be 10 weed out the loafer,
the bounder, the WasteF either
woman Or man. Our educational
systems wiz have to be adjusted 80
as to enable each individual 10
earn more, to produce more, to be
worth more, and hence 70 be able
to buy more. And we shah ell have
to wait on ourselves more than
some oi rs ct least have done II
the pastl
I remember my beloved grand
mother putting out my grand
fathers Sunday clothes. As q 1T
tle girl ] used % watch the solemn
rite. There, on the big bed, she
spread one article after the other
his pleated shirt, his white Cravat,
bis Wsistcoat and suit Then she
put special jewelled studs IN the
sleeves and buttons "a the vest; she
laid the shoes ready, and the un-
derwear and the hat and the cane
and the gloves. Really. now that !
look back on Il, part Of her time.
was occupied 81 the duties Of q
frst-class maid or valet. Il was
certainly fne for grandfather. but
where did she come ini
And although ] myself have not
that kind Of q husband, some Of
my friends tell me that q great
share Of their time, or Of the
maids time, Is spent 10 merely
picking up" putting away, lifting
the soiied socks and arranging the
closets. And ! know that ] DO have
q little boy who never remembers