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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-22

spent Wednesday and Thursday at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Otto
Miller, in Charter Oak.
Mrs. Fred Fienhold was over from
the Paradise Thursday, guest at the
Oscar Fienhold home.
Mrs. J. A. Brill is suffering with a
siege of the flu this week. Mrs. Pearl
Wore is at the home caring for her.
Mrs. Florence True came up from
Dunlap last week and we are told she
will remain indefinitely with her sis
ter, Mrs. Acker.
Miss Mary thinner returned to the
Bluffs Monday after a several days
visit at the parental, George thinner,
home.
The M. w. A. held meeting the
past week when the newly elected Off
GERS were installed for the ensuing
year as follows: V. G., Elmer Riddle;
w. A., Thomas Munsey: clerk, M. G..
Goddard; banker, C. o. Miller; sentry,
George Binnnall; escort Frank Glass
burner; manager, Ed Riddle; camp
physician, DR.. F. N. Rowe. ]. Fl. Kill
lion was the installing officer.
w. V. Butler of Pierson, is visiting
here with his daughter, Mrs. Warren
Ettleman, and with other relatives. He
came to attend the funeral of Horatio
WingrOve.
Mesdames Eva Baber and Charlie
Bell and Misses Ruby Baber and Ethel
! Cole were Denison visitors Monday.
! Leon Cramer returned Thursday
evening from couple Of days sojQurn
in Omaha, where he had been looking
after business affairs.
The Baptist Missionary meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Augusta
Carlson on Saturday afternoon, Janu-
airy 25th. Tie following program will
be rendered.
! Song, by the Society.
Scripture, President Mrs. G. A.
Barker.
Song, by the Society.
Prayer
Roll Call, answered by verses of
Scripture.
Business Session. ~
Remarks on Lesson, by Leader, Mrs.
A. H. Harper.
A Missionary Tour in a Tiger In
Tested Country, Mrs. G. A. Barker.
How Mission Funds Are Handled,
Mrs. Walter Homan.
The God Who Could Not Get Upon
the Shelf, Mrs. Thos. Munsey.
Solo, Marian Carlson.
The Camden Settlement House, Mrs.
Bert Tatroe.
An Inspiring Russian, Miss Flor
ence Miller.
Song, by the Society.
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PAGE SEVEN
LEARN USE or SEWING MACHINE

"What these?" asked the foreign
woman of the home demonstration, TAX
ing those strange attachments out Of
the machine drawer. "This is tuck
err; it works this way. This is hem
mer; it works this way" .
Now the little foreign woman makes
the clothes for herself and family with
a minimum of labor, on account OF
knowing the uses of these devices.
Many we'll educated women of the
state wear out a sewing machine and
still do not know the use Of these la
Dor saving accessories. The home
demonstration agent will tell all about
it if she is called. '."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-22

part of the summer putting in crops
on their farms there.
Earl SaXton, on his return home to
Worthington, Mimi, from Chicago,
where he had been with a stock ship
ment, stopped off several days in Kir-
on for visit with the John Bilstein
family.
Bert Snare, OF Kirkhaven, Mimi,
arrived Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the home of his brother, Mar
vim Snare.
J. l.. Landers, of Lincoln, Neb., spent
the past week in Kiron. He is con-
nected with the Waltham Piano com.
pany of Milwaukee and assisted their
local agent, E. E. ClausOn, in selling
a number of instruments.
August Olson, residing south of
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C. J. Johnson, of Bronson, spent a
part of the past week in Kiron looking
after business and visiting friends.
S. e. Cronquist and family will move
away from the farm and locality north
west of town to locate in Odebolt. This
pioneer family will be missed from
the locality.
August Lundell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Lundell left Wednesday for
the Rio Grande valley, Texas, where
they expect to spend the winter and
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-22
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid!

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages of your head clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawking
snuffing, blowing, headache, dryness.
No struggling for breath at night;
your cold or catarrh disappears.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
little Of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. 1t pen
etrates through every air passage of
the head, soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffedup
with cold or nasty .catarrh.
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town, was in town Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Olson recently recovered from a
severe siege of the flu which left him
in a condition necessitating a change
of climate. He expects to leave soon
with his family for the west.
John A. Erickson went to Omaha
Thursday aud expects to spend sever
al weeks at a hospital receiving treat
ment for relief from stomach trouble.
Mrs. C. S. Johnson, who accompan-
led her father, John Erickson. to Oma.
ha Thursday, returned home Friday.
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While the colleges are getting ready
to teach women the laborious occupa-
ton of farming, vast numbers of able
bodied men are still sitting on stools
in the rear of dry goods counters.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
DESDE NARANJETO

P3trocinadS por Ia sonora de, Archi-
la Lopez el Licdo. Morales Acosta,
Sc, dio el sabado una function de cine
llevando la pantalla la bellisimG Gin
"a LAS dos huerfanas". FL d!a Sc pre-
sento nuvioso: las tres dc IL tarsie
dijo huestro manso no, "alla voy yo
tambien ver la nusva psliculs' :
aqua abundante de las nubes, y aqua
abundante del rio, nos tenia asustados
temiendo un fracaso Ell Ia noche. No
sucedio 10 que sc esperaba; y 81 las ga
nancias no fueron mucllas, al menos
no Sc pueden quejar de elias. Deseo de
t'odo -corazon que dofia Lol;n y don
Ignacio salgan airosos de su du-o ira
bajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
INTERESANTE

A las damas de Rio Piedras y pobla-
clones limitrofes. He instal9do recien-
temcnte en- Rio Piedras, calle de Mu
nos Rivera No. 26 en- LAS NOVEDA-
DES'' una maquina para hacer traba-
jos de Homestitching, Ribete de Picot,
Dobiadillo y Tru-Tru en- toda clase do
teias y trajes que Sc me confaren. Te-
l6fono Is. ~tt
ECONOA1IA Y ESNIERo -PRoNTITUD
Y LTMPIE2A
Carmen Arte Costa. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
LAS vDAS OSCUEAs

Juan Placido Gonzalez, era veciao
de- balrio "Quebrada Caiba', dc Pc
iiualas, dors'e hab!a con5;ru;do rua
casi:a para vivienda Sc dcdicaba la
agricultural. Hace tros d;aa que los ve-
cinos, al pasar por ell patio de su casa,
Sc fijaron en- nm ar5ol dc mango que
hay ALI visron su cadaver pen6ien-
do por una soga, de una Gle las ramas
Sc ignora la causa de este suicide.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05
LEA EsTo, LIZ INTEREsA

Desea usted hacer algunas fotogra-
fias EN- su casa tomar algunas vistas
de su establecimiento? La fotografia
Alfonso, Cruz IL, lie hara un trabajo
bueno- y barato. Tambien hacemos eli
ches para cines. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05

X a p-oposito de plaza. Leimos el
La Democratic del sabado unas no
tas de este pueblo eli las que censiraa
suavemente Ell trahajo ''pro plaza.
O. sea ell prcyeeso ..Un vecino" no ha
sido bien inforlnado, pues el primodial
pensamiento Ge IA iniciadora, 10 que
puede llamarse su obseSiCn, cs Ia cGida
de los arboles. Ese, y no otro, ha sido
q motive porque la plaza no este ARE
siada va, sobre ese obstaculo, por
vencerlo. Sc trabaja activamente.
Ncs aSrave,nos aconsejar a nuc5tro
distinguido compuebiano, envie por CO.
rreo interior algo que aumente el ca
pital de la plaza, &unque los changes
10 sehalan como c6mplice de lc des-
trUccion dc sis viviendas. Solo asi
''Las buenas hijas de I'm pueblo lc
perdcnaran el credito que dic*a 81 mal
inforlaante.
La juventud obrera fu6 invitada por
do1e Lolin de Arehilla Lopez a poner
tamD1en su granc dc arena Gil el ARE
glo de Ia plaza, y ella gustos2mentc
acepto Ia invitacion poniendo inmcdia-
'.lmente manos a Ia obra organizan-
do un baile
Todo el dia observamoS trabajando
con animation y entusissmo una ban
dada dc guapisinias obreritas, capita
neadas por ell pundonoroso joven macs
tro don Jesus Rodriguez, viendo por "a
noche corcnados sus afanes, pues su
bale, puede decirse, resulto esplendido.
Ell amigo Jesus Sc multiplicaba, aten-
dia :; todo, Y como jefe de la Comisidn
tuvo que resignarse t'rabajar riiiendo
con Ia encantadora Tcrpsicore.
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Colocaciones.

DESEA CoLoCAC1oN.-Joven con tercer
aho Escuela Superior, conocimientos de ma
quinilla correspondence comercial in
giles. Buenas refcrencias. POGO sueldo para
empezar. Dirijase apartadO 311, Rio Pie.
dras p. II.
DEsEA oLocARsE.-Joven de- dez ocho
amos. de primer aiio de Alta Escuea. Como
&C maquinila. Prcficrc colocacjn en- en-.
prcsa Comercial Ofcina. Buenas referen-
cas-. Informcs, Apartado No. ia. Fajardo,
p. Il.
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Desde ell lunes' de IN presente sema-
ne Ia subido ell precio de la carne a
c.48- centavos ell kilo. No saOemos los
motivos del por que de ese alza, en- un
articuio como este de absolute necesi-
dad para ell publico. Dc este Sc ha LA
mado 10 atencion las autoridades com
peteates, les cualcs deben tomaE las
mcdidas necesarias para que el pdblico
no Sc yea perjudicado
Ell CoRREsPONSAL.
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Sc yende.

Sc VENDE una finca dc 80 cncrdas, pro-
pia para cana tabaco situada en- el Kmo.
% Hto. 6, Cn In carrctcra de Caycy Ca
guas Tiene scmbradas cuatro cucrdas ca
na dc pantilla, con casa para vivicnda y
agrcgados.
Para informes Csyey Light and Ice Co.
Concrete No. l. Caycy. Z. II.
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Conpras.

c0MPRO passjc dc cualquicr clase para New
York. para septiembre. Cambio pasaie Bra.
zos oct. ~ por otro fecha anterior Apnrta.
do 22, Q Carretcra 28. Cataho.
Sc CoMPRA UNA BICICLETA PARA Nj.
M DE Is alos 81 cs mas graudc mcjor
Drfiase a ''EL MUNDO", p. o. Box 345.
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Sc necesita.

Sc NECESITA una caldera de vapor de 5
a caballos, 81 possible motor. Dirijasc
ROBERTO G. BONE, calle Lola 1876
Parada Al del Parque
Sc NECESITA cOrresponsal en- ingl6s cas-
tellanO para substtuir otro durante cinco
seis semanas. Trabajo modcrafo. Bien re-
tribuido Dirijase al apartado 551, San Juan.
NECESITAMOS seiioras 0 sehoritas que de
seen ganar UN PESO NETO de comsi6n en-
cada venta que realiccn de articulos dc AR
TIE, cuyO precio NO EXCEDE de d6larcs
cada uno. DIEz 0 mas vcntas darias con
POGO esfuerzo. Diriia solicitud con re.
forencias, al Box 236. Caguas
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NEGOCIADO DE ENEER1MEDA
DES TRANSMISIBLES = ES-
TADISTICAS
Morbilidad.
CASoS INEORMADoS HAsTA
Ell OLA 81 DE AGOSTO

CASOS lNEfORMADOS HASTA
Ell OLA 81 DE AGOSTo
ScIaana actual y seInana anterior.
Fiebre tifoidea, 8 y 2; difteria, l
2; Parotiditis Is Y 81; dlaria 0 /;
t6tano infantil 0 Y !; paludisno 22
is; tuberculosis 19 10; uncinariasis
II siflis cutanea % Y L.; saram-
pi6n ! Y 0; tracoma 0 y / pellagra 0
I.
Morbiiidad por pueblos;
TUBERCULOSIS:
Aguadilla 5; Caguas 4; Fajardo l.
Maricao l. Mayaguez /; Ponce /; San
Juan 4; Sslina 1; Villalba l y Yauco
PALUDISMO:
Juana DiaF, 3; Ponce |; sabana
Grande 3; Salinas 10; Yauco 4.
TIFoIDEA:
Aguadila l. cayey 7; Dorado l.
STILLS:
Bayam6n San Juan Is.
PARoTIDITIS:
Barranquitas 5 y Patillas Is.
UNCINARIASIS:
Aguadilla dos.
DIFTERIA:
Yauco l.
SARAMPICN: =.
Aguadilla l.
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Sc vende.

BARATo Sc vands un autoIn6vil "Msr.
ear en- busnaB condolences. propio para
Eusgua.
Tambisn Sc vsnds la casa. San Sebastian,
10. frente Ia plaza San Jos6, con facilida-
des para ell pago.
PaFa informes driianse . Pedro G. Coma
lea, tslsfono 253. p. o 1877. San Jos6 No. l.
--~>--,,~--~~>'
BE vENDE.-MAgnineO pApsl UOatsd. d. Ia
misma clase peso en- que ~ imprmsn los
fotograbados dc puerto Rico nustrado' al
pracio reduc;disimo de $11.00 10 resma de
setenta hbras, tamaho rs 3S.--Pfdaio o
Puerto Rico uustrado Inc. Salvador BrGu
81, p. o. Box s46. San Juan p. R.-Todns
las vsntas al oOatadO.
Sc vENDE barato un CIRCo DE CABA.
LLIToS una OLA GIRAToRIA. Iaforma-
ra: IL. Riera, Apartado 223, Mayaguez, P r.
Sc vENDE un piano Kohler una erafo.
nola Colombia, un attachemente pianola Aeo.
liam, muchos records varios muebles, esco.
iidos rosales.
rojo.
Sc vEEDE barata una partida de estantes
camilla cobano negro, seis AZ doce pulga.
das grueso; cuatro a ocho pies largo. Dirt
jase No. 20, Carretera parada H. Santurce.
Sc VENDE una casa de concrete. calle del
Parque numero SO y medic, en- cuatro mil
Auinientos d6lares Iltimo Unite.
Informaran: Parque No. 20
Sc vENDE una, Tostadora de cafe de su-
perior- calidad, tltimo modelo, capacdad sc.
tenta y cinco lbras cada tostada, con su
eqaipo. So da barata por su dueho tener
otro negocio. Informaran Apartado No. 1892
o cale de Tetuan No. So
Sc vENDB dos hermosas casas de mampos-
teria de altos bajos sitnadas en- los meio.
res soares de la plaza dc Carolina por su
sentarse sus dueHos, prccios dc ocasion.
Los baios han sido construidos especial
mente para ctalquier clase de estaoleci-
micnto. Ambas estan actuamente ocupsda7
produciendo bnenas rentas. Driiase Luis
~. Ortiz Carolina p. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05

Sc encuentra Ell San Juan baio ira
taIniento fIcultativo ~ simpa :iuuisi-
ma Provita. Arguelies Mucho nos ape
ma la noTedad dc Ia gcn.l amiguita
y-.nos alegGari verls pronto ent:o nc
sOtros sie
cOERESr qEsAL ESPECIAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05

Como estaba anunciado Sc efectu6
aver Ia eenferencia promlnciada por el
fiscal senior Font ell el Taller Benef-
co. Asistio una nutrida concurrancia,
la cpal tribute al conferencista mere
cidos aplausos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05

La policia ha presentado en- el dia
de hoy las siguientes denuncias:
Contra Candido Diaz, por infracci6n
a Ia ley de AUTOMOBILES; Angel Eche-
varria, Eduardo Carmona Jose La
boy, por cruelGad con los animales;
Consuclo Rogue, por acometimiento Y
Aggression; y Jose Robles, por alterar
el orden pubiico.
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iATENcIoN A EsTo! .QUE INTEREsA UsrED1~

81 Quiere positive por nm
m6dco hagalo
caccn? Comercante necesita
ustcd
% los productos representa-? Propietario
casa? acudid mod
precio duta de las practice
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Sc ofrece.

VIDA NUEvA: director, Licenciedo JNes
dc J. Tizol. Subdirector s. Rosario Or,
tiz. Redacci6n Tetu6n dos bajos. Ap 1909.
Tel. 654. Este semsnario SO publcarA 70.
dos los jueves. Suscripci6n: Tn mos cia.
cuenta centsvos. Un trimestre 81 20 Un
scmestre $2.25. Un aho 81. PAGO ANT
ClPADO. Anuncios econ6mcos:
Por cue comprar muebles malos carog
cuando usted pucde adqurir los magnifcos
mucbles que fabrica hoy Ia casa Margardat
N6alos en- la mucbleria clos Novios''
Salvador Brau ii, San Juan. Ali todo es
NUEVO ELEGANTE MODERNO,
LA RoMANzA DE TARTAN continua
ci6n del Hombre Mono lego Todos los
Cines que desecn exhibirla diriianse a Ia
EMPBEsA YAGUEz para marcar fccha de
cxhibici0n.
DEPENDIENTE DE PULPEEIA con ca
torcc amos dc prderica bucnas referenciae
Solicita coocacdn Apartado 16, Guanica
Pueblo. l.. r.
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DESDE PONCE
SETIEMBRE g.

- --- "a
Desde las pri neras horas de anoche
hS cifcnlado por Ia ciudad ell rumor de
que sc aproximaba un ciclon, CSC, cla-
70 cs.a, causo las CONSEQUENCES intran-
Cuiiidad y alarma Ell Ia opinion.
Temiendole ii terrible huesped, TO-
CAS- las embarcaciones Y botes que Sc
encont-aban ell, la playa fueron traidos
a tierrS. e. comefcio dc la Playa ha
cStado paralizado y los elementos traba-
jadores no concurrieron su trabajo
a Ia hora ell que enviamos esta CO.
rrespondencia ell tempo aclara y parece
que todo peligro Ia pasado va.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-05

Sc vENDE barato un CIRCo DE CABA.
LLIToS una OLA GIRAToRIA. Iaforma.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-08
'SPANGLER AFTER
BIG POWER DAM
Wants Either Fish or Suit
Started By State and
House Supports Him

After a speech by Speaker Spang-
ler, in which he declared the owners
of the McCall's Ferry dam had no
more right to erect their dam in
the Susquehanna than in Capitol
Park, the House late yesterday
passed the Spangler bill providing
that the Attorney General enter suit
If fish cannot pass the dam. The
speaker gave the history of the dam
and declared that shad fishing above
the dam had been destroyed and
that other fish could not pass the
structure.
The search and seizure" clause
added to tho Fox prohibition en-
forcement bill while under consider
alton in the House on Tuesday, was
stricken out by the House law and
order committee during redrafting
of tho bill at a session held during
the legislative recess. Other amend
ments presented by Mr.. Alexander,
Delaware, to the bill, were also elm
mated. The bill now goes back TO
the Senate, where it will take It's
place with the Vickerman bill. They
may be made special orders later on,
the Vickerman bill having been
postponed when reached on the cal
endar to-day TO allow the Fox bill
to be acted upon in committee.
The near beer" bill, which would
legalize beverages with half of one
per cent of alcohol, was referred to
a subcommittee with instructions
to report next Tuesday.
The Hough and Sewers Sunday
baseball bills and the Sewers bill to
allow business places to keep open
part of Sunday, were negatively re-
ported.
The bill regulating the manufac-
ture of ethyl alcohol for medicinal,
scientific and other lawful purposes
under State license, was laid over.
The bill for discharge of defendants
where indictments are not found in
six months was also laid over.
The House passed the Colder bill
providing for annual registration by
dentists.
Bills passed finally included:
Establishing Bureau of Topo-
graphical and Geological Survey in
Internal Affairs Department.
Creating an orphans court for
Washington county.
Erie county district attorney bills,
Authorizing boroughs to make
debts for monuments to soldiers.
Regulating fees of notaries.
~
deputy constables.
Regulating cancellation of certifi-
Gates issued to firms doing business
under assumed names.
Authorizing frst-class school dis
tricts to levy taxes for recreation
grounds.
Giving building and loan associa-
tions right to enter the Federal home
loan bank system.
Allowing Federal or State bonds
to be deposited as bail.
The House passed finally the
Davis bill to pay jurors SO and wit
nesses So, which had been recalled
from the Governor.
After clearing the greater part OF
the third reading calendar, The
House postponed the Philadelphia
District Attorney, Daix cold storage
and Miller cemetery bills and ad.
| journed at p. M.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-08
$4,000 Reward for
Terrorist Crooks

Resolutions directing that $4,000
be placed at the disposal of the
Auditor General and State Treasurer
for payment of rewards for the
arrest and conviction of the person
or persons guilty of sending through
the mails deadly instruments and
devices and letters threatening the
lives of prominent citizens and the
destruction of property" were pre-
sented in the House at the opening
of the evening session by John Davis,
Indiana. The measure went to the
appropriations committee. The reso-
lutions recite that several attempts
have been made upon lives of pro-
minent citizens by sending devices
through the mails and that "numer-
Gus threatening letters have been
mailed within the last few days to
prominent citizens threatening the
lives of these citizens and the de-
struction of property"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-08

Hummclstown, Pa, May S.-A de-
lightful program is being arranged
by the members of the Methodist
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-08
BOND INTEREST
DUE NEXT WEEK
Total of Seventy-Eight Mil
Son Dollars Will Be Paid
on Second Loan Issue

Philadelphia, May Son Thurs
day, May 15, America will have an
other great payday, when s7S.0OO,-
600 interest will be paid on the Sec
ond Liberty Loan bonds bearing A
per cent. and on the n per cent.
bonds into which some of the Sec
ond Loan bonds were converted. ac-
cordinE to n statement received at
w. S. s. headquarters to-day.
II every bondholder clips his in
terest coupons promptly and re-
invests them in War Savings Stamps
at any post office or w. S. S. agency,
the interest will grow fifteen mill
lions of dollars by January l. 1924.
The statement received to-day
from the Savings Division of the
Treasury Department by f. McLain
Waters, Director of the w. S. S. in
the Third Federal Reserve District,
reads:
May 18th is the day the Govern
ment pays $7S,00O,00O interest on
the per cent and Al per cent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-08

bonds converted of the Second Lib
erty Loan.
Liberty Bond holders are offered
an opportunity to place their inter-
est Immediately at work for the
Government at lucrative interest
rate. Liberty Bond interest cou-
pons, as such, do not earn interest,
but, invested in War Savings Stamps,
they earn per cent. compounded
quarterly, are safely invested and
will always be available for any
emergency in ten days time.
1.-TWO 500 bond coupons of the
Second Loan, which pay six months
interest at the rate of per cent.
and sixteen cents additional, will
purchase one War Savings Stamp.
Two 500 bond interest coupons of
the Second Loan converted, which
call for $2.12 each. will pay for one
War Savings Stamp and leave six
cents extra, which can be used to
start on a new Thrift Stamp.
"Thriftless money is of no bene-
fit to the individual. 1t should be
placed where it can earn more
money in a safe way, and there is
no safer way than investing in War
Savings Stamps"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-08
COMPENSATION
BILLS IN HAND
Attorney General Drafts a
Bill Which it is Hoped to
Make Basis for Changes

-Four bills making radical changes
in the State workmen's compensa-
ton laws were presented to the
Senate Just before it adjourned for
the week by Senator Frank A. Smith,
Dauphin. One of them is a meas
ure drafted by Attorney General
William l. Schaffer after consulta-
ton with employers and employees
and various persons interested,
which has been offered as a basis
for an agreement. The joint COM
mittee, named three weeks ago to
consider suggested amendments,
failed to reach any agreement. Mr..
Schaffer said that the bill was given
to Mr.. Smith to present so that some
thing would be at hand upon which
to work.
The bill provides for an increase
, in the rate of compensation from
llfty to sixty per cent of wages; cuts
the waiting period from fourteen
days to ten; provides for payments
to dependents under certain regu-
lations; wipes out distinction be-
tween major and minor operations;
makes the period of free medical
attendance thirty days instead of
fourteen, and establishes a limit of
S1OO in addition to hospital charges,
operations to be at prevailing rates
ana makes a number of other
changes.
A second bill reorganizes the
Bureau of Compensation, but does
not make it a separate department.
The third bill provides the pro-
posed system of rehabilitation which
has been outlined by Chairman
Harry A. Mackey.
The fourth bill establishes a two
per cent tax on self insurers, the tax
to be based upon the premium that
would have been charged against
the pay roll in case insurance pol
icies were taken out