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New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
MASONIC ASS0. MEETING
Directors May Increase CapitaIiza tion-New Members in $500 Club Increase Sales, @# a.r.

..
 A meeting of tffe directors of the Masonic Temple Corporation will be held this evening and it is probable that steps in the way of increasing the capitalization Of the corporation will be discussed as at present there are but a few shares of stock in the treasuryf Other matters of impor
 tapce including discussion on the early erection of the Masonic Temple istseheduled for the meeting. Cam paign Chairman Fred E. Crandal1 re- ports success in the drive for pledges.
 By the organization of 8 "$500 club the amount of stock being sub scribed for is rapidly increasing. New members acquired this morning were Ralph E. Gerth and c. l.. Pierce. The plan is to pay $50 down and $50 for nine successive weeks. %Ss %,
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
!" MOTORCYCLES
LOST.

LOSs>-Handbag containing
 ap,-e policy, trinlSets and reosy
 on Newington rosda or Church Return to Herald office. { s4ze-
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

WANTED-Colored girls on shirt . waists. Must bring scissors with. Park Mfg. Co.,. 252 Main St.
 9-30-d3x
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR SALE-Good work horse, weight Also n first M class oondition Funesr
 can@pe seen between and p.
 m., AS Franklin St. 9-30-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

WANTED-By day Or contract, car penter work and building. Repairs a speciality. R. H. Forshaw, West wood Park, Plainville. Tel. 38-2.
 9-23-29-2dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
COMMISSIONER WEEKS HERB

sS United States Commissioner Weeks is in the city in the absence of Com missioner Allen B. Church to receive the applications of local rn didates for naturalization papers apd will conduct organizations today.3gS Judge James T. Meskill, sitting inkcity court,
 will natural44e the successful candi- dates one week from ThursdaF
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
s lc a Word
MALE HELP
Minimum Charge 15c. CASH IN ADVANN [sE.

MALE HELP
 WANTED-Colored girls" on shirt waists. Must bring scissors with. Park Mfg, Co.,. 252 Main St. 9S30-d3x W7ANTBR-We have need for a num- Der of high class plum bers at Bris- tol. Apply. to Charles Rote, super intendent, Riley Tract, Bristol, Conn. WIckoff & Lloyd' %.
 9-3o-1w WANTED-Young man from is to B years to learn the clothing busi- ness. Address Box SID, Herald.
 9-80-3d WANTED-English speaking Pole to present proposition of merit Call or phone, 649 for personal interview. H. V.. Greene Co.,. Booth Block.
 .' 9-30-d4x WlANTED--Six men to work. in coal . yard as helpers on. Broadway s, trucks. M. Irving Jester, yard, 24t . Dwight Court, Office. 193 Arch St. ik> % 9-30tf class diesetter to act ,. assassistant foreman in press dept. at. local factory. Address Herald ~ Box X19. 9a3O-3d SALESMAN Gen tleman we'll con- neeted to sell locally high grade se- sCurities of financial institution ab- ,S solutely bona f1de propositions; op- portunity for permanent, tdesita ble connection. Reply stating -qualifi- cations fully so that interview Smay be arranged Replies confidential AMALGAMATED < FINANCE COR Fs4~ PORATION, .s 24 East 42nd Street., New York City
 w. 9-30-10-2 WANTED = Thoroughly experienced grocery clerk. Address Box 21xB, s Herald Office. s 9z29-6dx WsANTED-Boy. s15 or l6 years of age. Arcade Studio. 9-29-3dx BRICKLAYERs- and Stone Masons
 
 Quadrangle, Yale university. Win ter's work. See MT. Blaney at 92 High St., New Haven, Conn.
 9-29-1wx WANTED-One plumber apprentice, one whom has had some experience preferred. Address Plum Der, Herald Office. 9-27-6d WANTED-Apple picker5, good wages, desirable work. Also one married man for general fruit and dairy work. Single man for steady work by month. Elijah Rogers, Tel. S2-3, New Britain. 9-27-5dx WANTED--4Two men dishwashers, $16 a week and meals. Half day a week off. Victory Lunch, Church St. 9-27-tf wANTED-Buffer on brass work The Elm City Brass & Rivet Co., Plainville, Conn. 9-26-w1 WANTED-Young man for general shop work. The Elm City Brass & Rivet Co.,, Plainville, Conn. 9-25-w1 WANTED-Man to work as janitor - and help in stereotype department. Permanent. Apply at Herald. . 9-19-tf sWANTED--Bar porter, Hotel Beloin. 9Fat "A a-6-tf
 WANTED, Glass cutter, glass bend
 CT, and portable lamp
 shape solderers Apply
 B. & K. Mfg. Co. 9-26-Sd
 @4E NTED-Bricklayers $1 t. per hour. Apply ready .5
 for work. Rockwell s,.
 Drake, Plainville. ,.. f.-s +s.
 @ 9-3o-9dr.. .,
 ga
 : SITUATION WANTED WANTED-Position as sin others, help ~ CT for young mothsF with 7 months old infant Rel iAflIe and unusually
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

WANTED-By Ame erican family, Nov. = 1st. tenement of 5 or rooms. Must
 be in good locality. Address Herald
 Box 10CB. 9-30-1dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

WANTED-Boarding home for two bright Amegican bays, and years of age. Apply Conn, Children's Aid
 Society, Brown-Th omson Bldg,
 Hartf ord, Conn. ~. 9-30-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR SALE-One late model Ford
 roadster in first-class runningiorder;
 just overhauled; new steamline
 radiator and hood. This Ford ia
 equipped with electric lights, front,
 side, dash and rear, and Gray and, Davis self-starter; generator; de- mountable rims, with two extra tires mounted on rims, carried ro,Fl classy carrier in rear. Come quicls if you want it. testers, f193 ArcIlI St. Tel. S11 or 342. e- 9-l7-tfI
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR SALE-Vim truck; good as
 new; late model; electric lightE x demountable rims; two new Kellysi Springfield tires on rear, tive i : slightly used tires on the front, wstf. I one extra good spare; this can sas' bought for cash or time payments
 one year, $7s0 Jester's. 193 Arch 1 St. Tel. 811 or 342. 9-17-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

' a. E The ending of summer will mark a Big Turn over in used autos. If you want to sell your &., Y t~
 auto use the Classified Column. Buyers read it daily. The little advt. gets results. .....
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

WANTED--Girl to do general house.
 work; no washing. Mrs. J. J. Wit
 kin, 27 Winthrop St. 9-8-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR SALE-1916l Chevrolet roadster
 suitable for a small truck body; td be sold at once; owner leaving town, Call after 6tor Sunday. Tel 895-I4f Address 2o1 Brook St. 9-27-3a M
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
: WANTED. '.

s.CaH D oherrtys 4oe Arch street Tel. 144s for your sundaNSafnner. Fancy Steer Beef. Native Veal Spring Lamb, Eastern Cut Pork, Native Roasting Chickens, Native Broilefs, Fresh Killed Fowl, sperry & Barnes Hams4 shoul- ders, Bacon, sausageI PocketE H., c. Tripe Order your~ New England din- ner, 4early.4$s egetabless: Corn, Linas, Sweet Potatoes, Gelerys LettAce, Pep pers, Beets, Turnips, Vebhag8. Fruit:
 Oranges, Grapes BaIianass Apples, Pears. Call again -at .Dohertvs'.
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR SALE--F'ord truck in good cone
 dltion. Price right if taken at onoe, Phone 2288. ,% 9-26-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

wANfS4s Int teiligenf kjse women to earea for nervous hd mental cases. BeginninM salary s3O per month. Als41 1indryss attendants <. beginning tat zbs. and advancing to ~ $30 the Nsecond mon+HssFull main-s tenance, including lauhdry. In-s creases with time service. Training school for nurses maintained. Write or call at the Connecticut State hospital, Middletown, Conn:
 @ 9-18-w2
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

Buick car. Frank Brown, ,TeLI 188-2. 4-6-tG-
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

ONE 1915 FORD DELIVERY car fos
 sale; in good condition; price $300s John w. Allen. 9-29-6da
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

NAGLE SANITARIUMsss and private ' hospital, 50 Cedar street. Quiet To-
 cation, excellent surrounding free
 from institutional mosphere:
 close individual attention assured;
 all doctors courtedusly recognized s Rates $2G per week upward. Con- x ducted solely by Mary F.. 'Nagle. < R. N., graduate sBrooklns Wygk off " Heights Hospital. 9-23-eod-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR sALE--IIousehold furniture in good condition; can be seen at any time from 2 p. m. to 9 D. m. at 42
 Church St. Theo. Wilson, over Victory Lunch. 9-24-6dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR ASALE--Twenty- five broilers, to pounds each. John w. Allen.
 $ 9-29-6dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

SALESMAN Gen tleman well, con- neeted to sell locally high grade se- ,curities of financial institutionsa ab- 'z solutely bona f1de prop6sition; op- portunity for permanent, desira be connection. Reply stating -qualifi- cations fully so that interview @may be arranged. # Replies confidential. AMALGAMATED | FINANCE COR rs4 .PORATION, 24 East 42nd Street., New York City
 @e 9-30-10-2
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

Is F
 WANTEB.-By ref1neds rniddle-aged
 s~eouple, small s'tenemaAt of five sor six rooms, or.singl lesshouse with s..nr without garage. Address Re x ened." :" Herald Office. 9-25-w1x
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR SALE - Ford, passen ger
 chummy roadster with nnany extras. See Bookman, -S6 Arch St. a43O- td1s
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

WANTED-Single and double dump teams. Apply Aeerthaw Construc-
 ton Co.,, corner Myrtle and Burritt < streets. ..s4s ,st 9-25-w1x x
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
AUTOMOBILES,

FOR sALE-Buick little four touring
 car. Late 1915 model M eSugen-
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

Think how much old s. 4 &t
 furniture you have that is of no use to you. It is of use to some one else. .TeM the other fellow about it through the For .~ Sale Column. Twill pay you. .I
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR !sALE-New sweet cider. by the sx gallon or barrel Edw. F. Iaauman, @ Cromwell. Phone 6sS-12. s-26-6dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

TO RENT-Large furnished room for
 two gentlemen, in private family. References required, 51. Fairview street. #-* 9-27-Sdx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR sALE-Fords runabout; storags
 battery; in sGood condition. ApplJ< < MT. Spihetta;s Arch St. 9-13- -eod-H
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FURNISHED RQOM-Suitable for one or two gentlemen or man and
 wife. Convenient to trolley. $50
 Stanley street. -. < 9-30-1dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
FOUND

FOUND September, 2e, meat saw, 'Address Saw Box 12, Herald. = '' F .sE ..a, a % axlsr
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
FOR SALE-NIISCELL

FOR SALE-2 gas plates, kitchen range and parlor stove. Excellent condition. Bargain. Tel. 1249-1 A.
 N9-3O -d3x
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

NOTICE open October 1st,
 cider mill on estate. Of Henry Corn
 wall, sKensin gton: Will deliver sweet cider by barrel. William Whitman, Tel. 92-13. 9-30-w1x
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

FOR SAIE-Rabbit hound and fer
 rets William C. Hackney, 316
 Washington St. 9-30-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

L0ST--Saturday night, nrobabls
 Commercial street, $110 in !
 Reward if returned to Herald N s. -24l
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30

WANTED-Young man from is to B years to learn the clothing busi- ness. Address Box SID, Herald
 9-80-3d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-30
A #" lfWANTl.D. sNAsss ss.-.-k..A--- =. v

U rstenographic com
 ;, mercial and literary work, multi ,. gtaphing and snddressing. Rates .: asonable. Sniitha Busin ess School,
 s s.a% o f, s#> av30-tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

Ell CENTRIC. Cal, Febrero IS
La Muier Quemada". csc son:brIo
drama u sc registr0 en- las afucras
de esta pcblaci6n Y que ha conmovldo
a todos los kabitantes del Vale In
perial. va . quedar Ell el mas pro-
furGo misterio?. e asesinato cue
perpetr6 un hombre en- ell cuerpo de
una ioven muier. "a i quecar sin cas-
tigo?
Estas praruntas estin en- los iabios
de todas las personals que han segul-
do con interGs las gestioneS dc la po-
licia de Ell Centre. de San Diego Y dc
Los Angeles, cue Sc hallan empena-
das on Gescubrir Ia verdaG del
to. Porque hoy. cuando va Sc crela
que Sc conocian los nonthreS del Gull
pablc y de In victimG, y Ia poilcia
ha5ia perscgtIido al suprestc ase:lnc'
'vienc a descubrirSe cue nj In sonora
Harry Watkins era "a victima, III su
enamorado galan. Ell senior Henry
Ellis. ell deljncuente.
Sc recorGaTa que ii pollcla s!gulo
Ia pista a esa enamorada parcJa; quo
Sc crcontraron rcstos lie ropa en- el
cuerpc de Ii mujer quemada. que fue
ron identif;cados como los dc Ia Sc
nora Watkins: CITE Ellis fuc oDJcto
de mi tcf.az persecution dc Ia po!lc!a
Ia orc Va estaba segTra dc que era
el tai companero dc n sonora wat
kins. el monstruoso asesino que q
punale5 ' lrego querno a su victina.
y hasta el 6estino de Leota, Ia hlJa
de "a sonora Watkins. hizo tc:naIar a
los familia;cS de csta.
y bien. solo Sc trataba de una
e~quivocacion: la sonora Watkins vive
y el senior Ellis no es un aseslno. ST.
,o III, onan,oYaio q2laN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
CONTINUAL IMpENETRABLE Ell M!STEREO DE
LA MUJER QUEMADA EN- FL CENTRIC, CAL.
Nj la senora Watkins es Ia vlctima, como Sc creia;
nj 81 Sr. Ellis I'm asesino; sino un enamorddo galan

Ash 10 ha declarado Ia tantas We
ces mencionada seIora. hoy, en- Ia po-
klaci6n de Los Angeles. cuando lego
al hogan de los p%arientes de su cspo-
sa.
"Sufri-dice-una extraha fascina-
ci0n; Ellis logr6 llevarme no solo d
Ell Centre, sino a Arizona Y luego a
Texas, dondc vivi a 81 lado. contra
nj voluntad, solo por seguirlo por-
que asi NE decia. Y oividando mis- de-
beres de esposa. Pero aqui estoy,
NADIA me ha pasado; no soy IL victima
de Fl Centro....
Esta revelation ia al traste con
todos los 5rabajos policiacos que Sc
han ilevado Z cabo Ell la Inca di'i&o-
ria para dar con los culpables: con-
fieSa Ia sonora que cruzo Ia Inca me-
Xicana con Ellis; que vieT0n el caba-
10 que nabia aiouilado cl prInero;
etc. cts.
.Ahora IA eSposa. que ha rcgresado
al hogan. cSpera I 81 eSpOso. el sol
dado del ciercito &c los Estados Uni
dos que sc encuentra Ell Francia.
Cuando lIegue su esposo--cspera Ia
senora Watkins-ser perGonada.
Las invcstigaciones de Ia poiicia
son mas Y mas dificultoSas. Saber
no solo ci nombre de la victima, sino
e. del asesino, eS I'm verd&dero probla-
ma para los detectives e~ncargados
de Ia Investigation de este crinlen, que
dc nuedar en- el nisterio va 4 causar
hondoS periuicios en- IL sociedad.
Las autoridades meNicanas re Ia
Baja California. segGn :nfornla Ia pc
licia americana. 70 han encontrado
Mingun ~sospachoso del otro lado de
Ia Inca Y por 10 tanto no Sc nan hecho
aDrehenSiOneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
SECCION DE CONSULTAS :

h!ica Argentina Tor eicmplo, ~lleGaria I n
Ii. cite los habitaNteS dc ella deberlan H.
r1arse hispono-argentinos , aSi en- los deIil9S
casos con exception del del Brasil en- donde
- sancrc hiSDara Sc halia substit2:da por
In nortrgliesa. E5to quierc decIr cue no Is
PROMO, On su couccpto. empiear un nombrc
uuico para desiGnar = los hnpilantcS dc Anne
rica desdc ci Bravo haSta In Patagonia. Pc
70. natIraImcntc. a,In en- CT case de que este
Ell 10 cleric, no es facJ que &c impongG Su
opinion 4 TODD cl mundo, nj aun = 81 in
signc amigo 81 senior ElGucro y este ticne
el dcrecho dc cmplcar q nomhre de latino
americanos O cualQuicra ot!n que iuZCue apro-
TiaGo para eTp-csar 81 idea. Creemos qre.
en- principle, cst;t en- 10 juSto e. senior Salado
Alvarez, nero quc cuaado sc trata dc dcsiG-
mar 4 todoS los paises = que veniunos ha-
ciendo refercnciG con un non'bre -cnerlco'
no uudicnuo scr este el dc hi~spano-2merica-
:os que cxciuiria 4 los hrasil.Nos. hay CUE
acudir al de atiuo-americanoS. usado por el
senior Eiguero. .AGenas, aun no hablendo ma
ia. en- 81 ordcn rGcional. que justificara el
lso dc csta Erase. habria una iran raZor pa
"a cmDl.arla: Il lie II CostuHlDre. No po-
uira cusa declines tcdo$. On todaS parties del
murdn y 4 todaS hora~ que cl so! sale = 81
sol 81 metc. no obstante que sabcnioS bien
NC. isntro De uucst-o sistcma solar. eSta per-
fcrtam.ntc inmovil.
Fl cargo uuc hacc listed dc que Ell senior
Sa!aGo Aware prctcnda que no seamo5 me-
xicarus. no e. justificado. p~:eciSancntc Ter
siguc 10 ccntrario. Quicnes tratan dc que
81" pl"rGl CSC rOEnIry SDN los narllGaT!oS Gel
r,oio-ismo csc lie "indo-latinos. J N que
DC uoolo-ismo habiamus. hay Que deci- que
siemprr SON pcli-rcsoS Gstos. ncrc tue GUAM
10 IN Iug:.r dc contcrCT una vcrdad Tienen
q scr u sia.holo de una mentira. rcsultan
crimjuales, porIuc prcpaEan 81 error y en-
u!tinlo auaiisiS. resGlia mas censurab!c cnSe-
nay 10 false que no Cnscnar NADIA.
CrccmoS que ruaGto ticnda al cSclarccimicn-
to- d. IN vcrIad o. instructive ) nor ESQ CO.
lificamus &c tai c! a.t'caio del senior Salado
ALVAREZ. \ muctos godrj ne intercsarleS
gran co,a 81 iema. ESQ "a en- @Istns : en-
uFa,!us d" cUltura pero q ucO De una in
,ncn-a trazccndcncia para E~osotToS. como que
rsta ;a~ti-1amenLc rciacionaGo con 10 que So
mo-. = yarios cscritorcs no;ab!cs de Espaia
" dc Ia America Latina 10 han tratado cu
GiT-rsas ivTTHaS.
ResLectp q IL classification ruc nos pro-
pure De intc'cctualcs . medic iIustradOS. ESQ
-! en- c-itcrics. De- c~ualGui-r mode ya g
lr:chn que Sc ics di5cutI auEQuc sea para
sabcr en- dcrdc - ics ,icbc cclocar. 81 iuc-
ran iano.antes sin TaciL.ciun sc lcs apliCa-
ria Il unico ncmbrc que hay pa.a couprcn-
Garlos = iodus. Para :ermina- Gi:cmus q
listed quo. para los i%nc-Gntes. JOS que no
10 son. ,ienea que serlo entertainments por-
cue ivnoran p:crisamcrtc 10 inico que eilos
crnoccu: Ia i"Uorancia.
como We listed lc hcm0s complac,Go extern
d;,udouos mas Ge 10 que soiemcS en- esta con-
sulta : rata sdo. corao dice listed. dc "hacer
ob-I de re-dad ) que csta csta scbrc todos Y
SCORE ;odv.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

Dent. 80. Chicago. H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23
In EiHo We con deSagrado
Ell aceite, eI calOmel y
las piIdoraS para Ell
Iligado los III
teStin0S
81 esti nervi0so, calenturiento, en-
fermo o cOnstipado. dele ia
rabe dc Higos de Ca
l~ifOrnia."

rabe dc Higos de Ca
lifornia."
Miro hacia los diaS de Su i~nfancia.
Recucrde de II 'dosis' Sobre Ia que
81 madre tanto ins;stia. aceite De cas-
tor, colonel, pildoras. Como lie re
pucnaban 4 I'd. Como pcleaba I'd.
por 10 tomarias.
Con nuestros hiios es alSo difercn-
lie. Las madrcs que .insisten el uso
de I'LL l~aNaute basado sobre mGtodos
Antiques, no saben 10 cue hacen. La
renuynancia del nino es bien fmda-
da. porque sus pequenos 'inteStinos'
resultaD laStimados.
81 ell est6mago, eli higado o los in
t~estinos de su niho, necesitan de II
limpia, dele -uinicamen;e el delicioso
"Jarabe de Higos de California" LO
fneior para accionar Y 10 mas Suave
Millones de madres tiereN siemPre a
81 a~lcance este "Layante de Frutas';
elias saben que 4 sus hijjtOs les agra
da, porQue nunca falla en- limpiar
debidamente 81 higado o los intcsti-
nos. dejando Ell magnificas condicio-
mes el est0mago. tomando en- cucnta
ademas, que una ~cucharadita dada
hoy. eyita Ia enfermedad a nlno. el
! dia de manana.
Pidale a su boticario una botella
de California Syrup of Figs (Ja-
| rabe de Higos de California;, con
direcciones completes para ninos Y
adultos, que van sobre cada botella.
Tenga cuidado con las imitaciones.
Yea que esta manufacturado por "a
"California Fig Syrup CO. Refuse
todo sustituto. (Adv)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

Toaa ID correspondence relacionada
ron est. sccc:5H, Gehc vcHir d!TlEiaa
psi: ID Prensa."-Secci6n &c Con
Eul.as. 10 y. Santa Rosa Ave--Las
cuuSultaS Gue .-atsn &c cGcSIio'sS y.
Ar,o- Y de S~ocirdaG." Acber&7 tracT
"a r,isrDa Gireccllr, a=rcgaado sofa
mcnts Ia pa!ahra "Le:icia'. Para To-
Gas ias consyltas que rcGU'c-2n on
,ss.seiGr p-iyada 6 precis" ihc--'E
ia cst2mpiIla IL = tres cen'avos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-23

I H.-ironwood, Mich.-Careeemos DE los
- %Ir nos ridc. pero 81 de=ea about
rirycs puede pedirlos Il alg;no dc los BAN
cos dc csa localidad en- donde Gene ~' I'm
"oS So-aI ndepcndieatcmcnt de In honora6,-
I;JaG de- ios micmbros Que i~ntesrcn IA mesa
r., -, do Ca clase dc cmprcsas, el neEo-
40 mismo Is avenSurado : crcennoS que "G.
~ t,s,rsc ;nyersiunes. Il acaSu, en- mty
y IL II, y ,,.;cnGo entcndiGo que nay
pSC.S w.. = nrerc lrobabi!idadcs de trac"so
nor una dc cxito. Como compensation. ca "a
.a.o d" QUE sc canine con buena *uerte' c!
ucgocio cs una esrccia de Ictcr2A que sc ii -
-,, ,odc, lo. accioni~taS y cl r"!oE dc MS
~! -uG. en- reIacion con los peligroS .
aS['''c :. syI l.o cl diucro invcrtidu en- elias.
!. ;,Jir,riorcs L. rodr:jn scryir para de-
III. par i m.:no 10 que mas 'e convene
hacs~.
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Dept. Il9.
FISHLEIGH WATCH co.
CHICAGO. Ill

@ %g5 @s s@ssa b %@G S.@arns @@T @h e." eh ons E E-H que m9 @.
4@ n%#a@@ 20 MME rpSEEo @c"TS 2""" S&%%Tx1 TE ~N
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1919-07-26

bers Of the Board Of Supervisors, and
Andrew ]. Gallagher presided.
The tentative program for the
five-day stay in San Francisco of de
Valera follows:
Wednesday morning delegates of
the citizens and Irish societies leave
for Sacramento to meet de Valera, and
accompany him to San Francisco
where band and citizens will es-
cort him to the Hotel st. Francis.
Thursday morning, municipal re.
ception by mayor, supervisors and
city officials in rotunda of city hall.
Thursday night, addresses mass meet.
ing in Civic Auditorium.
Friday, addresses delegates of the
Ancient Order Hibernian Convention
Friday evening, addresses wounded
soldiers in Letterman General Hospi
tai.
Saturday morning, meet clergy
Saturday afternoon, sightseeing trip
Saturday night, guest Of honor at
banquet given by Ancient Order
Hibernians.
Sunday noon, unveils Robert EN-
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met monument, Golden Gate Park.
Speaks at Hibernian picnic, She'll
mound Park, Oakland. Sunday night,
addresses mass meeting in Oakland
Civic Auditorium.
Monday, addresses one of the COM
mercial organizations in San Fran
cisco before leaving for Los An.
geles.
At last nights meeting the follow.
ing officers were elected: Andrew ].
Gallagher, chairman; P. B. Mahoney
and Peter Mccormick, vice.chairman;
John M. Henegan, secretary. It ad.
journed to meet tomorrow night in
rooms 1O52-54 Phelan building.
The Rev. D. j. Kavanaugh, s. j.
of st. Ignatius Church, said the faculty
of his church had decided to confer
the degree of Doctor of Philosophy on
de Valera.
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News from ireland

the diary Of the late Arthur Magennis,
who "cut out" of his will his wife who
lived at the Cross, Newry. The parties
were married in 1881, and lived three
weeks together. He then went to Am
erica, and in 1886 he made will in
which he said Mrs. Magennis had
never been a wife to him" He lived
apart from her on returning to Ireland.
Judge Green said the diary showed de-
ceased had regard for women. He
upheld the will.
When Thomas Taylor applied at
Swords Sessions for transfer of
license in respect of the "Sheaf of
Wheat" publtchouse, Coolock, D. l.
Marshall objected on the ground that
applicant had taken up arms against
the Crown during Easter Week. Mr..
Taylor admitted being under arms, but
denied that he had taken part in the
Ashbourne or Swords attacks. Asked
II he was loyal subject of King
George and would he take up arms
again, he refused to answer. The
transfer was granted conditional on
there being no bonafide business.
The sale of war saving certificates
in Ireland increased from E67,300 in
1917 to s1,731,433 in 1918.
The number of pigs killed in ireland
in the week ended June IL was 16,591
as compared with 12,267 in correspond
ing week of last year.. The export
figures were 3,618 and 1,169 respect
lively.
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Christ in Cod" In 1860, at Benton,
Wisconsin, she was received to the
Habit of the Order of Saint Dominic
by Father Samuel Mazzuchelli, and
few years later was one of those
chosen to endure the hardships of pio-
neer days in northern Wisconsin and
Minnesota. For Twenty-Five years she
zealously labored on missions, then
returning to the Mother House at Sim
sinawa, where she became Sacristan,
a cherished position which she held
for almost thirty years, her devoted,
faithful service ending only three
months before her death.