davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
FOUR PLAYERS TEED OFF
In Professional Golfers Tournament at
Roslyn, N. Y.

Roslyn, n ", Sept lo.-The four re.
naming golfers in the Professional Golf
ers' association championship tourna
ment teed off this morning in 80 hole
matches for the semi-final round over the
Engineers links here, James Barnes
western and southern open titleholder
met Bob Macdonald of Chicago. while
Fred Mcleod of Washington PLAYED
George Mclean Of New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

ried Sept. II to Milo W. Barney of that
place, who is manager of the Barney
Marble works and vice president of the
Swanton Savings Bank & Trust com
pany. Mr. Barney has served as select
man, village trustee and town represen-
tative and also was senator from Frank
lin county during one session of the leg
islature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
National League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Thursdays Games.

At Washington First game Wash.
ington IL, ST. Louis 3, Second camel
Washington 7, ST. Louis 0,
AT Boston Detroit 8, Boston 2.
At Philadelphia Cleveland 4, Phia-
delphia
At New York New York g. Chicago &
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
POSLAM DOES
WORLDS OF GOOD
FOR SICK SKIN

You can apply Poslam 10 any dsordered
skin with the confidence that il provides the
absolutely reliable way to be rid of any itching
or erupticnal trouble that it will serve you
well and never can harm.
When spread over the skin and its concen-
trated healing power directed against pimplse
and rashes, eczema, acne, itch, scalp-scale,
burns and all like affections so distressing, it
proves means Of greater comfort and most
abundant satisfaction.
Sold everywhere For free sample write TO
Emergency Laboratories, 24S West 47th street,
New York City.
Poslam Soap is daily treat to tender skin.
Contains Poslam.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
The Better Way,

Are you going to start a garden next
year,"
Il am not" replied the luckless ANA.
teur. Next year instead of burymg
good stuff like corn and potatoes, | am
going to eat them. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
LATE POTATO CROP
FAR BELOW LAST YEARS
Government Estimate Indicated Yield Of
123,518 Carloads-Practically Every
State Shows Decrease

Washington, D. c.. Sept. l0-Condi-
ton Of the late commercial potato crop
on Sept. ! indicated a yield Of l23,5lS
carloads, a decrease of more than $4,000
carloads from the estimate on the same
date last year, according to report to-
day by the department Of agriculture
Practically every state, the report said,
will show d decreased commercial crop,
the estimates of which do not take into
account potatoes raised for local supply
and not entering into carload shipments.
For Pennsylvania, however, a gain of
l.030 carloads was estimated
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
American League Standing
Worry Over.

Adv. in Brooklyn paper Party that
lost purse containing $24 need worry no
longer; it has been found Boston
Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

There was deficit Of s36393 in the
Chautauqua course in Brattleboro this
summer, and each Of the 80 guarantors
has to pay his share S0.64.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE
THURSDAYS Games

At Pittsburg -Pittsburg I, New York
0.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnat 2, Brooklyn
n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19
"Gets-It" Peels Your Corn:
Right Off
Two Drops Win Do 1t Without Fuss
or Trouble. Never Fails.

There's only one way to get rid Of corn,
and that is to peel it of as you would a
banana skin. There is only one corn re-
mover in all the world that does it that way,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-19

Miss Elsie L. Pease of Swanton, STATE
secretary OF the w G. I. L., was mar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
NO Sc CONCEDE LA BASE MA
VAL DE LOS AZORES

LISBOA, Noyiembre 1o.-En vista
dc las informaciones publicadas por
Ia prensa americana de que cl GO
bicrno portuguese ha concedido a los
Estados Unidos ell derecho de establc
Ger una hasa naval un las Islas Azo-
res, ell Primer Ministro portuguese, Sc
nor Cardozo, ha anunciado no ser cier
ia til noticia.
Portugal, dijo eI Ministro, fu6 a Ia
guerra para mantener la ~integridad
dc sus co,onias ' no Sc desprendera
de ninguna dc elias. ST los Estados
Unidos desean tener una base naval
en- las Azores. Sera impossible al 60
bierno concedersela, porque signifi,
caria darle 4 un pals una preponde-
rancia que no Sc desea en- cl mencio-
nado archipelago.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
LA SENANA DE LA Cruz ROJA

S@cUn sc Ia anunciado cl lUncs
proximo. tres de Noviembrc. Sc a
brira una campaHa para llevar 4 Ca
BIO Ia subscription de nuevos miembros
de la Cruz Rojs. Esa c&mpana du-
rara una somana, es decir que sc ce-
rrara ell dia II, (Nlartes) del mismo
mes.
Damas de las designadas en- Conf
te para TRAFALGAR en- la inscription
De nucvos socios. pusieron en MUGS
tras manos una lista de las sehoras
que ayudaran q la sonora +. G. Oil
varri e. cl puesto que s. establecera
en- Ia Chapa's Confectionery, s.tuada
en- IA Gale de Concrete.
De las senoraS que figuran en- la
lists a que nos refelinroS, cada una fa
tomato q su cargo I'm dia de la Sc
mana de campana, para atendcr cl
trahaio de inscription Y son las ST.
g~uicntes: Lunes, sonora de j. a.
Fernandez, Martes, sonora del DIR.
Juan A. Long. MicrcG-= Sra. Adela
Y. Vda. de CARA. Sueves, scnora
de j. 4. Fernandez. Fiernes, seno-
IA f. n. Izaguirre. Sabado, II
"a ". L. Gibson acompanada de los
miembros del Club Literario Latino
Americana. Junes, sonora del DR..
4. G. Berchalmann. Martes, sonora
de B. Ayala.
Fl objeto de dar :. 1Onocer csta lis
Ia es cl de que las personals que de-
seen inscribirse como miemhros de la
Cruz Roja, ocurran a Ia ASA del
senior +. A. Chapa, donde halIaran 10
cue solicitan, pues e7 esta OCCASION no
seri como err amos a~nteriores, que las
senoras andaban de casa en- casa So
lici:ando inscripciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
N0TAS F0RANEAS
VlCTIN.A DE UNA NIBORA DE
CASCAEEL

SEGUIN. Texas. Oct. 24.-El dia
- del ne ID taIIccio aaui el senior Sc
r.rio Ss.Goval. persona muy cstima-
T., ar-rc Ia colcnia mcyicana V aun
or+ra Il nohlurion americana. Dor su
ir,achahlc conducta Y reconocida hon
radoz. FL senior Sandoval muri6 4
T., od.l 10 o. sTo:. cnando Sc hallaha
on TODD 81 vjror de su vida V ileno dc
a~mbiciones. victima de una mordiia
10 y v;hora Dc cascabel.
II sccidor-a il sufri6 81 dcsapare-
o;4a 81 tia 81 rio, ,crusl cuardo re-
~-osyL. g., -, ca-. de- s, +rahsic. q
:Ira bora va avan2sjs, caminando Dor
IA via del +~errocsrril. Fl reptil que
- ,,ord;5 hshia sido trozado antes
nov IN tron :. 81 ncdazo del cucrpo
70, j.. c.bcz, crc56 terd;do entire
~ L. r.,Ia- onoc;..,,o,+a nor don-
.,.o1ar Cordoror
~ "!"J"LI-N.ra o,,o 49,, 80 s;,t;6
as;ta n:sia ar,.;Go :. g., uamo q
a,s4;.o a. ca, W,-co. nara o1c
- b;.;o,.. J.. rrin,ora crraci5n sion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
NO FUE DEFINITIV0 Ell
G0LPE CONTRA De
LOS ZAPATISTAS
La mayor parte de los siha-
dos en- HunutIa lograron
eScG % ar

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, octubre
2g.-De CuaUtla, Morelos, lego q es-
IA capital e. general carrancjsts Es-
tanis.ao Mendoza, q1e fue Ink de los
icfes cue contribuyer0n a llevar
q la practica 4 plan que la Jefatu-
"a de Operciones habia pceparado -
IA aerapar 4 les surianos Ell ell mi
neral dc Huautla. Mendoza vino a
cntrcgar a Pablo Gonzalez parte del
archiso De les zapatistaS, 10 mas im-
r~c~ranlc. pues 10 demas Sc quedo en-
IL carital de More,o5 cmpacado en-
las misnaS cajas en- que 10 condu-
clan los ZapatistaS Cn cerca de Gin
cucnca mu,as.
Mendoza mformara, ademas, a
Gonzalez sobre las circunstantias
que contribuycrcn para que el plan
fracasara en- Dartc. Dicese que la
~guaruicjcn que Sc hallaba en- lguala
recib:0 6rdenes dc trasladarse Violen-
tamente 4 Huautla q cubrir una de
las salinas de Ia NINA que Sc halla
schre las serranias.
Dicha guarnicion cumplio con %
crdenaGo, pero tropezo con que ell
Rio Balzas Sc nsh:a crecido : que no
daba paso. por mas que sc ~intentara
&c differences !nsaeraS.
Las fuerZas Que habian sitiado a
los zapatistss. creyenGo que Ia sail
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
CABLES De ESPANA
Serpicio especial de LA PRENSA
Sc HAGEN ESFUERZOS PARA
EVITAR Ell CIERRE ANUN-
CIADO

De. Sc9Ei,io Especial de LA PRENSA
MADRID. Noviembrc 1.-Se ia re-
cibido un teIegrama de Barcelona en-
cI cue Sc da cuenta de que ell gobier-
no continua hacienda toda clase de
esfuerzos para evitar el cierre anun-
ciado por los patrones.
Los sindicalistas han publicado una
proclama en- la que d~eclaran que 10
Sc italian alarmados por eI anunciado
~ciecre, porquc los paUrCE?s no Sc en-
~cucntran en- condolences dc hacerlo
effective Y cue solamcnte van a poner
de manifesto su falta de poder para
llevar a termino su
Por su parte los patrones han he
cho dec!araciones err las que aseguran
que Ia actitud asumida por cl go
bierno es parciaI Y que las autorida-
des estan apoyando a los sindacilis-
taS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
UN AUTOMOVIL B A

Al doctor Stocken lie fue TobaGo IN
autom6vil marca "Manion Handley
Chummy". de la Gale de Flores nU-
nero 1920. Ia noche del dia 80. La
sonora duena de Ia cas- Sc presento
en- Ia Oficina de Policia dando cuenta
del robo, V manifestando que no tic
ne otros datos respecto de este caro-,
sino los de la marca, pero que Procu-
ra obtener los del nGmero y adcmaS,
para communicates a efecto dc que sc
proceda a la busca ~respectiva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
NuEVA MES D;RECTiVA IN Ell
CENTRIC LATINO

BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Octubre
Coon fecha doce del actual Sc
e~fectusron las e~!ecciones para la re-
noyaci6n de Mesa Directiva, en- eI
Centre Latino de asia ciudad, impor-
tante association de cultura fisica e
intellectual, eStablecida hace muchos
amos. La nueva Mesa Directiva de-
bera regir los destinos de la sociedad
durante el periodic semestral del IS
de Octubre en- curse, al IS de Abril
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
LOS CADETES DECLARAN QUE
SON SEDICIOSOS LOS CON-
SEJOS DE DEFENSA

Del Scrririo Especial dc Ia PRENSA.
MADRID, Noviembrc Los ca
detcS dc las ~escuelas miiitares han
hecho dcclaraciones diciendo cue los
Consoles dc Dcfcnsa que han creado
los sindicalistas 0 scdiciosos y que
constituycn IN pcIigro para 81 orGen
publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
Gran Acontecilliento
Artistico en- Ell Bee
tboyen Hall.

Nine. Tamaki Miura, la Madam
Butterfly ideal, de los E.stados Uni
dos, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, IN
glatcrra. Italia, Sud-America y Cen
tro-Amcrica, scra cida en- San Anto-
rio, ell j~ueves 6 del Presente mes.
Bato les a~uspicios de Ia Orquesta Sinf"-
Mica i San Antonio. aIa-ece!a IN tr%J'7
jzptneses DC caractcr. en- e! recital que
vcrificara en- e. Beethoven Hall. ha sico
c,lucaGo en- los mcjores centres decentcs C..
sdr6n. y Gc=dc 81 mas tierna edad do nues-
tras ineIu3ib!es dc 81 gran talento y de Is
, ma-avilIcH2s dispCsicioues dc su voZ. que
Gcben habcr llenado &c cnvidia a los pa
jaros dc 81 pals. Una enScnanza cuidsd'-
ga y esEnerada que Sc ie inpaTao del cap-
TO curopeo, Ia ma colocGdo 4 Ia altura e
nuestras cantantes noGcraas mas ccicbre@.
sicndo verGadcranente Incompatible en- 81
~dcsempcHo del papel dc Il infortunada Cic-
Cio-San. IN heroiaa de Madame ButtcrfE.
tapto po- n manera como n ~desenpena c.
no po- ri eHcaGto de que Tos embargo.
Tn crouiSta DC los grandes diarlos de New
York y dc Chicago. us6 dc L. siguicnt-
! EXPRESSION rcfiriendosc a ella Ell no hab'r
vsto q Mime. Miura. IN el papel DC Ci'-
sola production de opera. Per supuestn gus
Nine. MiuEa tarnbien representa- otEaS MT
chisiruas Greras. e2 las que Eeneralnentc ST.
distingue por 10 acertado de ST. labor.
FL p:oEr.ma con que hara su p-cscrta-
ci6n en- es:a ciud2d es cl siGuiente:
ARIA de II Paglia-i"-'Cual Fianns
.Avea mel Guardo."-R. Lcorcavallo.
2.-Canciones Japonc,as-Gertrudc Ross. -
a.-Sakura CHERRY Blossonsl dc "a csn-
zion kote.-
b.-kuruls Hurakato LA Novia cue -
pcra) de "a calcion Sanisc.
c.-hinnia Monia.-fCancion Canpsina'
d.-No:aru.-(El fueeo vuelsI del IA
nsto Shirabe.
3.-Canciones ~inElcsas dc La Gcisha".
R--Gold Fish
b.-Jewel &C Asia.
CA Geisha's Life.
4.-Cancioncs Russs.
a--NelodiA Oriental.
b.-Canci6n Lullaby. Dedicada, r Mus
Mia-s FOR Theodore Kittay Vito.
5.-kris de Madame Butterfly.-"Un Re.
Di Ve~dremo"-Puccini.
la Sra. MiUra ACADIA d lcsar de uns
tour" 9or IA America Central. en- dond.
cosech6 miles dc adnirsdores , aplausos.
Los bolstns para esta function Sc cncucn.
tran d. "cntS 81 Ia cass dc Mlsica d.
Gocgan Bros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
Ell GOBIERNO INGLES OBTuNO
IN TOTO DE CONFIANZA

LQNDRES, octubre 30.-Hoy Ell Ia
noche obtuvo Ell gobierno un vote de
confianza por una gran mayoria de
355 votes en- Ia Camara de los Co
munes. acerca de su po!itica finan-
cier2.
Con motive De este asunto, Ell Prl-
mer Ninistro Lloyd-George pronunc!o
TN discurso sumamente energico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

del ano pr6ximo. Resultaron electas
las personals siguientes:
Presidente, senior Miguel Cortlnas,
Jr.: Vice-Presidente. Santiago Soils
Gomez: Ter. Vocal, Delio s. Cervan-
ties; 20. Vocal, Eutimio c. Herman
dea; SO. Vocal, Demetrio Pena; Te-
sorero, Daniel Ceballos; Secretario,
Francisco Fuentes, Jr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
MELOUIADES ALVAREZ TRATA
DE ARREGLAR LA HUELGA
MARTINA
rr=-c:el d, la PRENs.i.

40 -------" IF-'---GI a. III .EE-T.T:
MADRID, Noviembre 1o.-Melquia-
de- Alvarez ha cclcbrado divHrsas
conferenciaS con los representatives
dc los mariners tratando de arreg!ar
establishments \ huciga maTitim&,
pcro no Sc ha dado q conOcer todavia
cl rcsultadO de sus csiuerzOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
LA HUELGA HIZO Gle NO SALE
RAN ALGUNOS PERIODICOS

Del Serr'jcio Especial dc Ia PRENSi.
BARCELONA. Noviembre LA
huelga de los impresores ha sido eau
sd de que varios ~periodicos hayan te-
nido que suspender su publication.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02
La SRA. DE MENOCAL CONDE-
CORADA POR Ell GOBlER-
NO BELCA.

NUEVA YORK, octrbre 30.-La
esposa del Presidente MenIcal ds
Cuba. ha recibido Ia confederation
cue lie fue concedida por ell sobiesno
de Belgica en- recompensa de los SER
vicios que presto a dicha nacion, du-
rante Ia guerra, mediante sus trabA'
Jos en- In Cruz Roja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

Deb.5o -unfs4a'ea:e a g-e 2-es--o
s.ab.ec.nscnto ia e-oar-e2Gioo ga
= gan cadeaa de las ;!eaeas Teys-
tone. y !. Es4& pode- consrc.al IL =
casa mss-i=. estsa,cs cs2aciJs5os =
cfe-tuas sta vents iaeorcebia.e,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-02

l. g--y'o -a- lie meat
F--.5- y e. p-c-oi ---G-a
fzuga % ua -:oc = >stos G-es
o. Es,- ~ mo ue.rCn -
co aIE.-.aE nE3--ear'ss.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-21

Private Waiting Room for Ladies
Sdss. RounL 70 70 l. = Z sandssS n % u
The Washington herald., 1919-07-21
DIED.

BARNES-Departed this life Friday.
July is, 1919, at 1l:30 p. M, AMY.
befeyed wife OF William II. Barnes
sister of Mrs. Claricy BAYLOR. Solo
mon, Edmund. Robert, James and
Carter Saunders.
Funeral. Monday. D. m. from
Shiloh Baptist Church, L, street he
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets
GENTNER-On Saturday. July Is
1873. at 1:30 p. m. WILLIAM @
beloved son Of Mrs. n. F. Gentner,
aged is years
Funeral from his late residence. ss5
o st NV, at o'clock a. m, Tues
day, July %. thence to the I'm
maculate Conception Church where
requiem mass will be sung. Inter-
ment in Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Relatives and friends invited.
A precious one from us has gone.
A voice We loved is stiIled
A place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
By his devoted and loving
MOTHER.
NELSON-On Sunday, July %, 1919, at
2p. m. at her residence, Z X street
northeast ANNIE E, widow of
William Nelson.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-21
MEXICO MUST PUNISH :
MEN WHO NSULTED
FLAG, u. S. DECIDES
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONT1NUD FROM PAGE ONE
in Mexican territory within the pad
month. 1t is more than likely. how
ever. that Great Britain will make the
strongest kind Of representation be-:
cause Of the murder Of one Of her
subjects, and that her action might
bring similar tactics by the adminis-
trstion. -.
No reply has as yet been received.
from Carranza- The kind that is ex.
pected is IAN expression Of resre<,.-
and this kind will not. be acceptable.
IL was declared. The present incideas
is the second orense in the TampAco
district
More Details Expected Seon. :.
Naval officials believe that Sec
retsry Daniels request to Conn.,
mander Finney for a fuller report-
Of the incident will prompt that
ofhccr to send an elaborate report.
IL il is lengthy. quite some time
will he spent in deciphering II here,
AMI for this reason Il probably wifi
not te made public at once.
In ucS Of the Mexican situation
the Presidents trip on the May
flower was the subject of much
speculruon. II was recalled that
he GoneI ally seeks the quiet Of the
PI' sIdential yacht when he is con-
! sidering some momentous question.
and the treaty ard league covenant,
, being subjects on which his line ef
action has been carefully planned
and decided upon. were thought not
! to be among his thoughts. Their
/ elimination brought the Mexican.
! question to the forefront and
! caused a renewal Of the report that
the President might take the en-
tire subject before Congress for
action.
that the Carranza people know the
United States is ready both on land
/ and al sea. where . great fleet un-
der Admiral Rodman is soon to ap-
pear opposite Mexican waters. may
induce Carranza to accept the situa-
tion and make amends as will tide
over his present grave and very
dangerous trouble.
100000 Army Available.
Army authorities say it has all
ways been held there would be lit
tie use OF mobilizing for q clean
up in Mexico unless there were an
initial army OF 250.0o0 men That
Chief-of-Stan. AS a matter OF fact.
there are OF all arms in the United
States at the present time about
100000 men.
1t is known the Army War College
has plans for invasion and defense
against any given country. and IL is
further known that at the time the
invasion of Mexico seemed imminent
| the War College and the General
/ Stan had selected the route for the
advance OF the main column. The
4 advance this time would be immense
| ly aided by the Motor Transport
Corps in the matter Of water: and
the air service. although badly knock:
ed out, is still in the ring.
The concentration Of troops on the
border would not now he so dificult
a matter as II was when the National
Guard went, as best IL could 70 the
possible firing line in Texas.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-21
"RED TERROR" : :
URGED IN U. S.
Forcible Seizure Of Power
Is Openly Advocated
By |. W. w.

New York. July 2o.-open advc-
cacy Of the red terror" the as-
struction OF the American eovsrs.
ment and the forcibIe seizure 81
power by the workers was %.
tsined in magazines print
Russian and Finnish by the
w. These publications We
subject OF testimony at a. r
of the joint legislative conn .4-
investigating radical and sea
activities in this State. soz
the magazines were pubIishe4 m
New York and others IN Chicaso. 3
Extracts from the magazines
which were read by trsnslators. IN
cluded such sentences as:
The bourgeoisie can be pass-
lyzed only by the req terror"
Burn the codes of law: tax A.
the riches: death to the tctr-
geoisie."
zone OF the most effective w-ar
ons is sabotage; let us attack vi.l
the ferocity Of tigers"
Among a number OF letters which
were read into the testimony, ad-
dressed TO the J. W. w. headouar-
tiers here. was one from a woman
teacher in a private school asking
for literature suitable for boys OF
high school age. The letter was
dated Sslina- Kas.. and was
signed Grace Ganarle Plank The
writer recommended that nothing
be sent so venomous as 20 antag-
onize at the outset"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-21
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Edgar J. and Msrgzret T Mcclellan. boy.
Joseph and Anna c. Boswell, girl.
James +. and Eva NJ. Green, girl
Leonard :. and Leola nt Marks. giri.
Lewis T. and Nora V. Leapley. boy.
John O. and Nettie L. Payne girL
Robert II. and Lillian johnson. bpy.
James B. and Lois G. Van wscenen, sirl.
VIM A and Ella NJ. Smith. girl
Leo and Ligouv4 Snee-inger, girl.
Robert A. and Marie Rickett, gri
Nichlos ID. and Anatouis Msnthos. giri,
Edwin J. and Lucy M. johnson. girl
Walter G. and Essie p. Hallmau, gfri.
John and Ray Hamaker. boy.
Patrick and Esther Hennisan. boy.
John @. and Lulu Draper boy.
Albert and Dorothy L. Churchill. rirI
James A. Jr.. and Florence J. Cahin, boy.
Thomas W. and Edn. Blunensuer. riri.
Robert Il. and Alma NJ. Barnard. girl
CoLoRED.
James W. and Blanche Hawkins, bog.
James ~ and Chrisine r. DiIsrd, girf
Benjamin p. md Hester Z. Fisher, boy,
Samuel and Elsie Matthews, sarl.
Norris S. and Ginendolyn r Rich. boy.
Lorenzo and Elizabeth Dove, boy
Willie and Margaret Lacy. girl.
John and Bertha Childs girl.
Georse Z. and May Lee, girl
Jsmss Z. and Minnie v. Orenshzw, sri.
james and Martha Young. boy.
yosspA and HGen Ross, bog.
Rosir D. and Louisa 4 PsaDon. ori
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
wsren Broth-rton. II. sos q -.
W. Marshall Deener. g.. Ms r q. ~.
Lncy Thorpe g. Columbia Hospital
Charles NJ aIills. S. I'll n 81 ~. -
John n. Cannon. n. 81. Eis Hosot
wilheamins ID. Ribnif1ki. g. il0 Ish - ~.
John L McKinnon. s. at Mas. ave. ne. . .
Phoebe Ellics. ~ ST. Eliz- Hospt
VIM p. wbesler, Is DAYS. Homcopsthic Ho
Elizabeth Nichols. 8, Tuberculo<is Hospt
Paul P.dse,t. II. SIS L ST. se
COUORED.
Herman G. Carter. q $50 Wis ave NJ.
Walter Adams io CARED HcSps.
Della Holt g. q. ElI Hoss
Infant of Henry and Vivian Brovu, dss.
1905 nth St nv =
Bessie Robinson. a. tuberculosis Hnsps
Bsrnice Thornton. 4 months. frr~dnen's Hes..
Beatrice 4 AleKAnder. nooths. iess y .
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237 CHICAGO FIREMEN . /.
"RESIGN" THEIR JOBS

Chicago. July 19.-ChicsFo's la
Dor problem-alresdy involving
more than 1l5.00o persons-wss
made more serious today when
designations" were presented bv
2S7 fire department and pumping
station engineers City oficisrs
said the stations will be manned
with emergency engineers. The en-
gineers voted to stay OF duty uns
til their demand for so cents an
hour is met. They now receive a.
Ten thousand packing house
workers in the larger plants were
on strike. The men quit work be-
cause. according to John Kizulsil
q union organizer. policemen had
been detailed through the stock
yards TO keep order. -.
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MADAM EPPY.

Reads your life from cradle to grave: her DOW
.r, are wonderful; indsputabIe advice; clear Il,
formation concerning love. courtship. msriae.
and divorce; both hch and poor ind counse
EQUALLY beneficial and interesting: you are Wis,
and happier after consulting her: satiaactiou
guaranteed: permanently located: houu, q. m
to p m
se4 PA. AVE. NV.
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BELMONT

lioted clairvoyant and palmist Gives advice
on business matters love. health. and family af.
fairs Tells name Of your future husband or
wife, tkiis II one you love ia true or false What
part Of the COUNTY 70 lucks<t to you- What to
do to Be successful in hie lzIs N. az. NV
Next door to Masonic Temple. Reading. 81
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MADAME VICTORIA.

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viss busineN. family snaifs. love and mayriaesl
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Can tell you the secrS Of being successful; no,
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