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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
A SITUACION EN-
Ell NORTE De PUEBLA
Zacapoaxtta estd amagada

PUEBLA Pueb, Mayo 25--La 81
ruacion en- Ell Norte del Estado es
sumamente grave, o motive de que
IA sierra esta siendo invadida por nu-
nerosas partidas de felicistas que pa
san del Estado de Veracruz-
En- estos momentos los revoiuclo-
narios atacan desesperadamente la po-
blacion de Zacapoaxtla, que Sc en-
cuentra en- eminente riesgo de caer
en- sus manos, dehido a cue Ia guar
nici6n del pueblo esta c dc par
que = es POGO numerosa. Sc cree
que para estas fechas Zacapoaxtla
haya caido en- poder de los rebeldes.
Ell jefe de las operaciones mllitares,
ordeno tan luego como supo el ataque,
que salieran tropas a reforzar a los
defensores del pueblo, por ser zaca-
poaxtla la poblacion mas importante
de la sierra en- Ell norte del Estado de
Puebla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
RINEN DOS DIPUTADOS
Uno lie disparo a otro un ba-
lazo en- la CGmGra

TOLUCA. Mex. Mayo 23.-A con-
secuencia de renidas polemicas soste-
midas en- la tribuna, Sc disgustaron
aver en- esta ciudad los dputados al
Congreso local Isaac Colin e 1sldro
B~ecerril, quienes despues de sostener
IN dialogo al estilo parlamentario,
pasaron a proferir palahras desusadas
e Inconvenience Y de ALI a las Was
de los hecbos. FL diputado Becerril
unio Ia accion a Ia paiabra, pues sa-
can6o 81 revolver, hizo un dispa-
70 sobre So companero sin lograr he
rirlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

Vargas descansa en- que este, abusan-
do del puesto, autorizo el matrimo-
Mo de un joven menor de edad, hijo
del queicsc, senior Guerra.
Al suspender en- sus funciones al
referido Acalde Vargas, el gobierno
manifesto al senior Guerra que sus
derechos quedan s salvo para que ext
ia al ex-fuacionario las responsible
li6ades civiles Y los perjuicics recibi-
dos con motive del Illegal matrimo-
MO del ntcNor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
MATERIALS

Al-raaaare uus-adc Hispaao-A=>crica-
mono para 1919.
BibEoteca de a RiSa. ohra cnpaz dc h.
Ger rcir a hos mae-tns--2 touios tea $500
, Cocina, pasteieria. -rposteria- etc. -. zoe
Les suencs exphcados por 81 n4gico de
astracin.-Un tcno tca ...........- SOC
e ANA de Casa Guia De Ia 1ujer
bien cducaca en- maseria de ceeina.
mods. hygiene. c~cStunb-es soeiales.
medicinal. etc. 0S
Cocina. pastcieria- rrPoStsria. etc.. soc
Ia crSanizacion pofitiea &c Mexico. La
Constitution ; Ia Dictadu-a. 2o7 D
La coc',c.s Tasern.-Tovs;mo manual
&c cpciua. con eercs de mai formulas pa
RI haecr los mas exauisItns plates de 10
cocina eSpanoia = francesa .........-. SOC
La TrbUna Popular-Mcdeios de discusses
para Eics.as sccialrs. familia-eS y ia
tiGticaS hinacs. htoS-afia>. etc. Ohra
iust-oda con c-shaGos ..-...---.--.. soc
MoD6oEos = Composicionc5 para Reri-
ta-. EntreS2c2dCs &c los rejores poe
tas csplhoics . hiSrano-ame-icaacs ..So.75
Manual &c Pastelc1ia y RcpoStcrIa-....-Sl.49
Setodo CaDpletc De Solfeo. por don His-
non ES.aTa noe
MeaoGo de SOifcO. pC:mcra pa-ce .---.--. SOC
nstoSo de SotfcO- scSCnda partc -------.. zoe
dcde-no SecreLa-'o de los Arna1te%-Car-
tas auoro5A5- 3rts de ag-ada- = de SCI
anlado. e-%crTtura secrcta dc les arautes.
lsnEu2je de las flores. f-utas. abanico,
etc. Y collection 10 ~PcnsanicTtcs para
rostaLs sc
Nucvo MGtodo para APrvr6cr Il tocs- Gui-
Ar-a. sin ucccsidah dc maestro $500. ooc
o-iculo Eovisimo. 0 sea 81 Lih-o de los
observation-disclosures eiiciou. COZ e srte de
+; expricar los SueGcS. Ernpsstado .---.-. Use
: Pcnsari!entnS para Observation-Disclosures
Gc ve-Sps para Glz1<A$ poStajrs- ahanl-
: cas- Y ALBUMS cVc
: Pcrtecto Secrecllo INSTRUMENTATION de
cz-t.s ccme-cislss. litrraCas. taniiares
= a-lorcS4s. p~erS2uUcatnS para pcsrales
: "a 81 p4hiico mexicann Tn tonic grande soc
! Scc-c-as Ae II BeDeLa Fr-acnina - Librn
! dtst5uaGo ! cUrscEuir e. selo de IA ele-
Saucsa ' q bucr Gusto y 81 aGncato v
SIidlGs d. To- crcantns Csicns ....... soc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

T. 7. C.-pittsburE. Cal.-Los requisites
cue Sc necesian a~ctJsaimente para entrar a
este pals proccdiendo dc Mexico. segln las
ultimas diSrosiciones sobre Ia matcria. son
las siSuientes: pagan ocho d6lares saber len-
v cscribir: no veuir contratado prr"iamente
para trafalgar en- los Estados Unidos: hallar-
sc en- buenas condicione5 de salud. aSeo .
hygiene. =. fiualmente. obtener en- Ia pobla-
ci6n meSicana proIima al lugar nnr DON
de Sc picase eruzar Ia ~f-ontera una taric-
"a de perniso que viene = substituir nj pa
saporte viSado por q Consulate amcricarn
cue Sc s0igia anteS. Para conseGuir esc
perniso 10 Sc reouierc otra cosa que hscer
Ia soticitod ante 81 Agcnte de Permisos Y
d~ebidsmente Ia nacioralidad del in
trresado.
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ALCALDE SUSPENDIDO
Sc lie acuso de haber casado q
IN menor de edod

c VICTORIA. lamps. Mayo IL
Refuglo Vargas, que desde hacia al
gun tempo venia deszmpenando fun
clones de alcaide de Ia Villa de &ico-
tencatl. de este Estado, fue Suspend,
do en- suS funciones por orden termi.
nantc del gooeruador, ante quien Sc
~uuerell6 Ell senior Carlos Guerra.
Ii aeuacion presensada contra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

CONOCTDO EN- Ell MERCADO DE
Cuando esta listed en- estado salu-
dable vigoroso Y Ileno de vitalidad es
indicio SECURE de que su sangre Sc en-
cuentra libre de toda impureza.
listed debe siempre cuidar Y pre-
caverse a la menor indication de i'm
pureza de Ia sangre. Una circulation
defectuosa generalmeZte Sc n en-
Ia falta de apetito, laxitud Y debili-
dad de TODD ell sistema. Entonces es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
Dificlmente Sc encontrara una %dregueria en- todo el pal:
me mn venda esta medicinal.

SDE HACE CINCUENTA AMOS
cuando listed debe tomar unas cnan.
tas botellas de S. S. S, el tonico puri
ficador de Ia sangre. Esta medicins
purificara su sangre, Ia tonificara !.
vigorizara TODD ell sistema. S. S. S.
.esta a Ia venta en- todas las drpgue-
rias. Una valiosa information y com
sejo acerca de Ia sangre, lie puede SCI
suministrada gratis escribb.ndo q
Swith Specific Co. "a Swift Labo
ratory, Atlanta, Ga. (AdH.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
RECORTE ESTO, ES MUY
IMPORTANTE

Recorte este anuncio y envielo con
SC. a Foley and Co., 1885 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago. H., escribiendo su
nombre Y direction con ciaridad y
recibira IN paquete de prueba conte-
niendo: Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound" para la tos. resfrios y
gripa; "Foley Kidney Pill" para do
lores de costado Y espalda; reumatis-
mo, rinones Y vejiga; Y Foley Ca
thartic Tablets" excelente laxative.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
(Ady.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
NUMEROSAS TROPAS
LLEGAR0N A VERACRUZ
Embarcardn en- ell Progreso

VERACRUZ. Yer. Mayo 2&.-Gn
ccn0ingente numeroSo ae tropaS pro
cedenteS &c II CIuia3 de Jalapa. lego
hoy 4 csta ciudad. AGEGue Sc ignora
. doude Sc dirljird. Sc cree fundada-
mente due sera embarcadc en- ei ca
nonero de guerra Progress. que es-
Ia anClaGo Ell Ia bahia. cor rumbo a
Tampico ' deStinado a 6atir & los re-
vofucionarios lie Manuel Pelaez. que
opera ror "a HuaSsscA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
oBRAS DE HUGO CONWAY
uBROS De AVENTURAS Y WAVES.

4 .crtrirQs dc Sherlock HolqeS.
"A 90 ~r-utGros r1SG tC-so.}
u vcaGedog de Cac.vcrcS,
E Rob- Del Dlaznauts Azul.
- HiIa &c! Usurero-
blackwell 81 P!-aLa del TanCstS.
Jack 81 D~cStripacor.
Is SloacdrruS Fakes De LoGcrea.
La AiaIetS ~Sangucnta.
In NSJico Criminal
- Ts,car-entc del Director
sherlock Holmes y e Cont-sSandiSta Ge
\ las Puertas Dc "A Muerts. top'o
En- "A Eseueia del C-imsa de PItts6u-E.
Ia Nsuda Eoia de Paris.
La BestTa AUnana-
Una Soche de Terror.
- EeSo del CoiLa= dc PerlaA
Ia Infsm- PoSada del Cairo
II Naufrag,o de Corfu
III Rey dc los BandidOs-
.A~rerturcs dc JOHN c. EGffteS.
a 80 c~cr.rgoS rGGG tomo.l
q Inc6SniJo StiStcTioSo-
In Robe en- q palacio Real.
Fl Principe JuSadOr.
II Asal:o en- el Sleeping.
Fl Auo Roo
H He-cdcro de BLACKSTONE.
Ii Secreto del AnIlo.
I! P-vsiGcnte dc las CcioniaS-
e FaIso Salteador.
- Dcneeua RapCada.
Z FuSil del Negro.
e TsSoro de- RoEhi.
IN Viaie &c EcGaS-
Fl Sacs-Sc:e Gel Sol
r. TeSo-o del EStadc-
En- a Rstore-a-
81 Sec-eto del Tesoro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZIo

O6rdS de Emtlio SdtSdrl
"a SIS ecGa toHusS
Los &ssc=ios de a India.
Los PjTaLas De IA MALAYSIA
la CoaGUlsta de IN Impera
Ia FenEznza de Sandokan-
Ia R~econquisa de Momp2oen
e Rev del Aire-
En- ks Montanas de at5a
FL Tesoro de "a Montana Ami
la Destruction De Carriage.
Los Pira1as de las BermudaN
II EItermiuio DC una Tribu.
Las AguiiaS de Ia ESteDa.
Ia ESt-slla de Ia Arsucania-
En- eli Iar de Las Pc-ias-
Il HiSo del CorsaEio Roie-
Los Ui1noS FIEyustsros-
Los ES.TaGUs de IA China
La Montana de O-o.
Las Ma-3yiil2s del ano 1000
ArertUrGS dc BujfGlo Bal
"A 50 ecntdpos eaGa tono.l
Z. Proclamation de turnnas-
Ura Noche de C1-ravL
r Insnnto de Una vibora-
Fl NStcrio dc hs ocho GaSas-
PSca DElcL-
In Tonic DenaSiado L:sto.
FL Conf!ot &C IN Jucz-
Il ProSc-iplo de II IOntanA--
Tn Piano Anctralladora-
LznzaGoS a. AbiSmo.
EIaje Tcrro-ifico.
Daniel 81 OSo y 81 Oso Juan.
FL CaciQue Negro.
Liachamiento Fracasado.
Ia Estatla Parlaate.
Los BeduiacS Rejcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
ESPlRITISMO.
MAGiA, M~AGNETISMo, Etc.

Clavfcpls Del Rev Salorain .-....-,....-. 5oe
Dicc,oaa-io Infcrnal-Contiece n n2Ga
blanca. roia v n"%rl. aLauciaaeS. en-,
can;an,cn-cs. coaIu-US. etc SOU
Dogma y Ritual dc Ia Ma HaSIl -Coot,e-
,e q T-anzUlo &c SaIOnOT. u C%aAia.
81 Taro;. ser-etCs lei CNiio. nt=7on2n-
cia. Stc. -...--.. S"
e Lih-o I-~fc-naL-T-@,ain complete de
As cicnr.zs Ccul.aS .....---- cd
E. Ee-tad--o Lio-n &c pTo-PT2-i'caS de
rarns-is-ao. hlpGo-snO ; sCCcsooH--
Tcrtnas cue cor-jrcn =. a~pocamIeatn.
a falta dc yoiuaC,d. las cOer=raS- In W
luncn eupaStaGo ea tea -...... SUI
e DRAGON Roio. o sea q aEts dc C'andAE a.
Il Pcde- Del Hcnszmler:c.-Su duu1l7Io
~-ultu-a. So fue-za .Sl-OO
- Vcrdadc-o Dragon Roio--EncI-taTiea-
tcs. centuries. sccrc;os &C T17cia- etc .SS-2g
-,-h; -iS,orcs. C-imo1os Y PcHCgcU}os sos
H;nnoazmc acknowledgements de as
Ea-sas &c los p7aclpaies hipnot20o-
-@ : ihrsio-istas SD
Ia MaS:a : q Ocgltismc .--..... tNc
Lave Del Hipucsismo.-Obra nucTA Por 81
D. Ellsworth. Historic del hITHctsr7o:
Erpastado en- tea S1-'0
Ma-nccisno Pc-sonaL-Has;c-ia del naS-
net:sno. Mg:odo praStSo -..-..-'.''.- .Sc
N.aual de NaEia RlSaca .-..--....... @Sc
Manual &c Si,Eia NeE-a --.--.-.- co-
Sec-ctus del Inferno QUO
Sec-ctos de los Ga=i:os.-A-te dc s12ar :
todos los iGccoS .......... .......-. So"
Se--e;cs dc Alberto e., Grardc ..-- 90c
Seeretos de = F-estIdlrItac.U1 2 +2-a-
Leccioues p~ractlcas dc 3 res.
tidiSiGaci60 ...--.------ -S1.'y
Tesoro De M'lax-os d. Ia Cru. de Ca.ava
ca~Jcya del OcIlttsmo -.....----.... Que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

Nccociante.-San Antonio. TeNas.-ke muy
dificiI darle eli eonscio cue nos ride sin tenor
Ga.os de ninguna cspccie accrca de sus ap-
titades ' de los conocimientoS quo :cnEa en-
los nc-ocios. E. SECURE que dcbc tcncr agu-
ne ~pric.ica en- UT d~cterminado rarno dc clos
Y nos pcrmitimos aconseJar!c que II eSe
sea nj ore Sc dediuuc. 81 ca que tienc al
c-1nos CONSTITUENCIES en- Agriculture, crcemos
que con c! capital que nos indica podsia ad-
c71i-ir IN ranchito pequeno y cue dedicando-
Sc a cultivarlo obtendin bucnas utiiidaccs
sin exponere i perdcr So dtncro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29
O6EAS DE
r DE


cs5,r- Et.-,, Cp,t-o +ono, s2.4o
~ Con;o dol MAJ 5 o.60
Vi Srr-eto dc uD Bandido ...... 5 o.50
81 ATha--,e del Dclitp. Dos toros 5 30
e Aborcado del ParuUe. Cuarro tcrnoS S $50
"a ii-ina eth tones
Los C-ireeues dc Diasolina- Dos tonos 5 LOO
Los Ma-idoS IntarnA Dos tcmoS .. 5 10
La Hiia &c n Poruc-a. Dos torros 80. 5 leo
IL Bailar:na del Teatro Real Dos
TONIC sl.2
I'm Crmer en- A-tonoviI. Dos tor7os 5 l.20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

F. T~.-Stanislaus, Cd.-Endosar IN che
que IS transferir I otrI persona 81 derecho
Il que 10 eobre y para clio no So requierc otra
cosa cue eI cue 81 iDtcreSado. 81 decir n
persona a cuyo favor Ia sido expedido. 10
respalds diciendo: PagucSe Il Fulano de Tai,
ponicnGo an secuida su firrna. La persona
a cuyo favor fuc endosado no 'entird que
hacer mas que identificarsc Y firmarlo como
81 hubicra Sido oriEiuaimcntc ~Spedido a su
favor. Naturalmrnte n persona Cue tic
ne que hcccr 81 page ticne ci derccho a cxi-
CIR que sc idcntifique debidamente la firma
del que hizo cl endoso, aSi como Ia de Ia per-
soma 4 cuyo favor Sc hizo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

L L~-FacminEton CaL-De acuerdo con
las ultinas Gisposicioncs cxpedidas por 81
DEPARTMENTS dc Estado dc este pals. Va no
ce ryuui.re solicitar el pcrmiso en- IA forma
our sc hacia antHS Dara rasar a terrttorio
mcxicano. En- n actualidad basta ~solicitar
en- IA ciudad pr6rina Al luEar por donde
Sc dcce e-rzar Ia frousera una tarjeta de
pernso que sera expcdida sin dificultad a
toda persona que Il s~olicitc courprpbaDdo &C.
bidamentc al nacioralidad. Esto por 10 que
hace al pe-niso de las autoriiadcs america
mas parl salir dc los EsSados CnidcE por
70 que respccta a las autoridadeS mcxicanas.
para que pcrnitan cntrsr 4 Mexico n los
mcreanos Sc ~ncccsita que vsyan rTpvistos.
10 mismo cue antes del pasaportc respective
expediio per 81 Consulate mexicano. y este
n,isno oasaporc les servira para justificar
81 nacioraidad. Como las t~arietas de per-
misc deben le-a- 81 retrato del interesado,
SC r~cquicre II p-ovisto de este n ~so!icitar d.
cha t~arieta.
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Observation-Disclosures DIVERSAS


Arte de Echa- las Cartas por medic dc ia
~ So SOC
DCNl-o = 81 s-o- soc
49, - a, C.-.as SOC
ESLLo 80 80 30c
JUICES de Names. o sea 81 arte de aaeer
Gi25tur1S
.IDrro. Inoeertes 1, SociCdad-CoieeoIon
o ,- Srs5o SOC
- " - ,-b;<tes sos
Manual q Observation-Disclosures son
aos boni;aS ooDedias so'
Nuevo LeuEuajc de las Flores. trutss'
Ahaaieo y Piedras Preciosas ........-- aVc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

2. C. Locka-t Tc1aS-Lo meior cue pue-
De listed hacer g 6rigise al Consulate nc
2cano en- esta cirdad. 100 = 5rd. St. ma
nifestandole que dcsea renovar su carta dc
ciudadania. segGn prcvenido. pero que lc
se-ia diffcl emr-ender el viaje para pre-
sen.ar-e perscnalncntc en- cl Consutaho. por
cuya causa desea vc- 81 ca possible hacerlo
po- medic del corrco. Crcenns QUO toman-
do en- epenta Gsto, eera possible que consiEa
81 obScto cue Sc prppone sin necesidad de
hacer e. viaie que siEnificara para ustcd
Gastcs v perdida dc tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-29

Toda Ia correspondence -elacionada
con esta secci5n. debe venrr ti-iCida
asi: La Prensa."-Seccion de Con-
sll:as. 100 n. Santa Rosa Ave.-l-as
coasuitas que traten de cues.iopes "Oe
Amor y dc S~ocie6ad." debc-an trae-
Ia misma direction. a~gregando scla-
mente 4 pa,abra "Let;cia". Para to-
das las c~onsultas que reauie-ar con-
testacion privada es precise incluir
INA eStSmpilla q. q tres centavos.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-22
ACADEMY TRUSTEES
Annual Meeting Held and Officers
Elected for the Year

The annual meeting of the trustees
of St. Johnsbury Academy was held
Saturday and all the Is members of
the board except Col Joseph Fair
banks of Washington were present.
The out of town members who come
to the meeting were E. A, Bhyley of
Boston, Hon. Charles w. Gates Of
Franklin, Prof. James F. Colby of
Hanover and DR.. Arthur Fairbanks
of Boston.
These officers were elected for the
coming year: Pres, Gov. Henry c.
Ide; vice president, Rev. DIR. C. H.
Merrill; secretary and treasurer, P.
F.. Hazen; assistant secretary and
treasurer, Col. Joseph Fairbanks.
The trustees will make an effort
to create a deeper interes- in the in
stitution among the alumni. this
matter being generally discussed at
the meeting. The total registration
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bouchard cs
Essex junction are here on business.
o. A. Brigham of Lowell, Mass,
was the week end guest of his broth
er, C. 7. Brigham.
Isaac Fleming and family and
Charles Gadapee and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Gadapee at North Danville.
Cards have been received in ST..
Johnsbury from Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Elmer Waring announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mildred Elmere Waring, to James
Bowman Campbell, Esq, on Satur
day, Sept, 20, at West Newton,
Mass. The bride was a former teach
er Of domestic science in our public
schools and Mr.. Campbell is our we'll
known states attorney. Their many
friends extent congratulations. Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell will make their
home at No. 8 Spring street.
Anita Stewart in the seasons big
picture sensation "Mary Regain"
The story Of MARY Regain was
published scrially in the Metropoli-
tan Magazine for ten consecutive
months. 1t created sucl 9 tremen-
dors interest that more than two
hundred Of the largest newspapers,
in every section Of the country, pur-
chased syndication rights. The book
is in its fifth edition. These three
forms of publication have given phe-
nomenal publicity . the mysterious
character Of Mary Regain, portrayed
by Anita Stewart Her father, that
ope-tnne famous cynic and master
criminal, Gentleman jim" Regan;
her mother the headsJrong dauehtcH
OF alistrocratic parents, Mary Re
can came into her Inheritance as she
emerged from Il girlhood haunted by
fear of the law into 4 young woman
hood with the nerve and Wit to defy
il. When Big Business, seeking lc-
taxation, squanderS Is swollen profits
On Dig lsd9uttS, NV loth Nhp'S
glittering world dances ID its whim.
Then Bob Clifford net her and offer
ed her honest love but she hal so
long lived and reasoned a crok,
the old gang and $3.50 'iations clung
so firmly to her that the love story
of MARY Regain" heroine Of Leroy
Scots sensational novel OF Big
Pleasure in New York, as played l.y
Anita Stewart is one of the most fa5
chatting romances of the screen.
SAe1l thrill and entertain you. Seven
reels Of intense action. It's at the
Globe Theatre today and tomorrow.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-22

Miss F'reda Perry is working in
the Woolworth store in West New
Y ork, N. j.
Ray Howard of Piermont, n. II,
was week end visitor in town
among old friends.
Miss Margaret Ling, Miss Alice
Roach, Will and Glenn Ling spent the
week end at Linghurst, Miles Pond.
Mrs. j. II. Hunt of Derby Limo is
visiting Mrs. Dora McNall and Mr..
Hunt is here on business.
A. N. Asselin spent the week end
in Manchester the guest of Miss
Yvonne Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blakely haze
returned home after two weeks spent
in Burlington.
Mrs. Annette Magoon of Suncook
who has been visiting Mrs. c. c.
Frost, returned home Monday
Mrs. Jesse Russell of Barnet spent
the week end with her mother, ais.
John Potter.
Miss Helen Joyce has flashed
wor: at a local restaurant and Till
enter the business college at Nashua,
Oct. l.
Miss Louise Turgeon, who has
| h-n,, 81 l. &c For % h.
of weeks, has returned to her work
in Washington.
Mrs. Samuel Morrison and infant
daughter left Brightlook Saturday
and are at the home of her mother,
| Mrs. A. C. Gray for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S Davis and
daughter, Frances left Saturday by
auto for New York where Miss Fran
ces will enter Columbia University.
Mrs. Athaneas Courchesne and 50 /
Joseph Charles from Sherbrool;a
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Courchesnc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen F. Beer, NJ,
and Mrs. Henry Cole, M. and Mrs.
S. B Fleming spent Sunday at Lake
Willoughby and Newport
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Harris and
Miss Hazel Walker, Carroll Wiley If
Portland, Nc, spent Sunday ut the
! White Mountains.
Miss Edith Burleigh, who under
went an operation at Brightlook Hos
pital last week, returned to her home
at - Railroad street Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Willard
Williamsville, Mrs. H. Martin Fort
GEMS of New York and Mrs. Il. w
Park of Williamsville were week cad
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Gil
son.
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LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Annette Magoon returned to
Suncook, N. II. Monday.

Mrs. Annette Magoon returned to
Suncook, N. II. Monday.
Mrs. Celia Fl. Bailey who has been
visiting friends here two weeks. re-
turned to Merrimac, Mass, Mond y.
p. F. Hazen was called to Chicago
the first of the week on a business
trip.
Hon. Alexander Dunnett is in
Springfield, Mass, this week on legal
business.
A. B. Noyes and Gilbert E. Woods
were the guests of Judge Harland B.
Howe'at Burlington over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. A. Newton of Coventry,
spent few days with Mr.. and Mrs
IL. F. Smith returning to her home
Saturday.
Miss Clarissa Metcalf went TO Bar
ton Sunday where she has a good
position and will remain through the
winter
Tom Sanborn has bought he
house owned by Harry C. Hoigkins
on Harrison Ave. Mr.. HodgRins is
going to Montpelier to locate.
The regular meeting of Grace
U1ity Club will be held on Friday
evening, at 7.30 o'clock in the parlors
Of Grace Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Gaskell
of Cambridge, Mass, are here visit
ing his mother, Mrs. w. A. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Moore and
Miss Lucy French went as far as the
Canadian line Saturday to meet Rob-
ert Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Piche of Lam
caster spent the week end with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Piche.
Philip and Edward Fairbanks, who
have, been spending the summer at
Brantview, returned to their home in
Washington, Monday to be with
their parents, Col. and Mrs. Joseph
Fairbanks.
Postmaster Gleason has received
the groceries ordered by the st.
Johnsbury patrons of the post office
and they will be delivered to the PEI
sons who ordered them by calling at
the office.
"The Greater Glory" novel of a
New England town by William Dud-
ley Policy, has been published by
Little, Brown & Co., the well-known
Boston publishers. This is the story
that ran serially in the Caledonian
this spring.
These are the advertised letters at
the st. Johnsbury post office for the
past week; Miss Mae E. Doyle,
Mrs. Justin Heath, Miss Marjorie
King, Mrs. Roland Laheur, Mrs. Jen-
ME Mcdonald, Mrs. Nina A. Muir
ply, Peter Grace, r. M. Robertson.
DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Farmer at
tended the Eastern States Exposition
at Springfield, Mass, last week and
had the satisfaction of seeing the st.
Johnsbury boys take away the
prizes. J
Elsie Ferguson, the beautiful Art
craft star is allowed full play of her
dramatic art in her latest vehicle
eyes of the Soul" AS usual Elsie
has some new gowns, and makes her
in a splendid cabaret
scene, wearing costume resembling
that of pigeon. The settings are
and the whole cast were
to Miami, Florida, where
the out door scenes were made. 1t
is a story of great strength and
beauty, vibrant with heart interest
and the picture lover can ill afford to
miss it, Miss Ferguson's legion of
admirers in st. Johnsbury will APP
preciate' her own criticism of eyes
of The Soul" when she says 81 think
it is superb, and l recommend it
heartily, to all my friends and we'll
wishes" At the Please U today and
tomorrow.
Everyone will be in costume for
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the friends and
relatives for their many acts of kind
ness to our loved one through hel
long and painful illness. Also many
thanks for the beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert E. Spinney
Mrs. Sylvia Powers,
Mrs. Julia Dykeman,
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Powers,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powers,
Fred Powers.
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this year is 1853, which is probably
the largest ever known in the history
of the institution, and at Saturdays
meetings ways and means were dis
cussed for taking care of the classes
properly.
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Miss Yvonne Bilodeau of Barre is
a guest of Preston Connor during
the fair.