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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15


indeleble'.
"En Inglaterra continua preocupan
do sacramento el problema de la asis-
tencia de los ninos al cinematografo.
A los numerosos trabajos estudios
realizados por "a Cinema Commission"
hay que ahadir una investigation he
cha por el doctor G. W. K}mming. so
bre Ia opinion de los ninos acerca del
cine. Con este fin selecciono seis es
cuelas primarias de districts mtly po-
bres Y seis de distritos ricos. 80
En- elias invite a los alumnos, sin
noticias nj eXplicaciones previas, que
dieran cuenta por escrito de la peiicu
IA que mas les gustaba, concediendo-
les ounce minutes para clio.
FL doctor Kimming recibi6 6,517
contestaeiones de otros tantos ninos Y
ninas. Una vez clasificadas estas, Sc
encontro con que el II por 100 de los
ninos preferian las peliculas de que
ira; 81 - por 100, las comicas de
Chalet; un Is por 100. las de avehtu
ras de Cow boys" un 25 por 100,
las historias domGsticas. Un por 100
prefirio los films poiciacos; un Z por
100, los serios; un por 100 los de
amor, solo un por 100 los de edu-
caci6n.
De todos los niios, fueron incapo
ces de describir un films tan solo el
Z por 100 y no habian estado nunca
en- el cine un por 100 el 80 por ciento
restante iban una vez cada mes me
nos frecucntemente: algunos, mucho.
Las peliculas de amor parecian ser
muy populares entire las ninas, sobre
todo a partir de los once amos.
Los films comicos, eran menos po-
pulares entire las ninas que entire los
ninos. En- los grades superiores de la
mayoria de las escuelas, los films de
interes eXclusivamente comico eran
feriores. En- todas las escuelas habia
un inter6s grande por las peliculas
menos populares que en- los grades in
de serie. Los ninos estaban especial
mente interesados por las peliculas de
persecusion.
De los ninos que no habian lido nun
ca al cine, eran menos los niios que
las ninas. Entire los ninos nnas ha-
bia una facilidad notable para dar
cuenta de flmS que no habian visto
mas que una sola vez. En- una escuela
treinta ninas habian prometido a sus
maestras, en- 1914 no il al cine du
rante Ia guerra, y las que habian cum
plido su promesa daban muy bien cuen
ia de los fms que habian visto antes
de esa fecha. De aqui SAGA el doctor
kimming, entire otras, Ia consequence
del gran valor educativo que puede
tener ell cine bien dirigido"
Aqui, en- Puerto Rico, como se,ha
hecho va en- otros paises con resulta-
dos positivos, debiera llevarse cabo
Ia aplicacion del cinematografo a Ia
ensenanza. Con clio Sc conseguiria
deleitar al nino al par que instruirlo
De la estadistica hecha en- Inglaterra
por el doctor Kimming, Sc desprenden
lecciones que no deben desaprovechar
los que Sc hallan al frente de la ms
truccion pdblica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

No es menos interesante la oferta
que ha hccho al recien nacido una i'm
portantisima casa de peliculas
Dicha casa ha telegrafiado a Char
les Chaplin prometiendole cien mil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

FL malagueno Delgado tenia, no una
hija, Sino dos. Era la mayor Anita. Ca
So como Sc sabe, con un soDerano de
la India. LII segunda. tan guapa como
su hermana, estaba lamada igualmente
altos destinos matrimoniales. Un jo-
ven y riquisimo yanqui ,residen ell Fran
cia, Mr.. Wynanes, vino a Madrid, la
vic Y en-. morose de ella. lue o &c
algunos titubeos Sc case legalmente.
Dos hijos nacieron de esta union,
que Sc anunc aba dichosisima. Zero Ell
hado no quiso que la hermana de Anita
fuera tan feliz como la hoy princesa de
Kapurtala. Su M rido era versitil. in
constante y excesivamente afcionado a
las nujeres, sobre todo 81 habian naci-
do en- Malaga, orillas del Guadalme-
dina y del MediierrSneo azul.
Las Delgcdo ten;an una pima; tam
ben morena. tarlbiin salada, tambi6n
oailarina Mr. Wlnanes- iingrato!-.
requirio de amores ilegales. Ella fu5
fragil y lie escucho Y ambos huyeron
Sui7a. ALI residen todavia
IouiGn ha dicho que la pena no META?
La pena mato la infeliz hermana de
Anita Delgado, que murio, hace un ailo,
en- Bio s, dejando a sus hijos-un nilo
de doce afios y una nina de ocho--al
cuidado de los abuelos y del raia.
Esos nifios seran archimillonc rios. FL
padre de Mr.. Wynanes acaba de fallecer
en- Nueva York Deja la pequenez de
cien millones iCicn millones, nadc me
nosl
Decididamente, sobre la familia Del
gado Sc acumulan los tesoros e. azar
: Sc complace en- rodear a sus m,embros
de orc, billetes, diamantes Y coronat
Sin embargo, como Sc ha visto. no les
ahorra las smarguras.
Apenas supieron los Delgado que su
para ellos desconocido consuegro habia
abandonado, y no por su guso, este
vale de lagrimas, avisaron Anita. Co
mo hace mucho calor en- Paris, Anti:
veraReaba en- Evian. Los tres tuvieron
consejo y acordaron llamar a I'm abo-
gado. FL abogado ha escrito a Mr.. Wy
names. Este sigue EN- Suiza. entregado
g su malac tana passion. Y ha respon
dido con una declaration de guerra ju-
ridica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

GQue quicrc la fami!ia Delgado7 Inter
viuvada por IN pcriodista, la madre de
la princesa Anita de Kapurtala ha di-
'cho:
-Adoro mis- nietecitos. Hace algun
tempo, su padre quiso arrebatarmelos
Milagrosamente pudimos impedirlo, J
con nosotros continnan. La Justicia fran
cesa , la Justicia espafiola nos han da,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15
IMPORTANCIA DEL CINEMATO-
GRAFO EN- LA EDUCACION.

En- no pocas ocasiones nos hemos
ocupado de la utilidad trascendencia
que puede tener el cinemat6grafo apli
cado a Ia educaci6n de los ninos, que
tiene va, mejor dicho. En- el extran
jero, el cinematografo produce no po-
cos beneticios en- materia educativa,
con innegables ventajas sobre otros
procedimientos La lecci6n de cultura
y de educacion que Sc ofrece por me
dio de la imagen en- la peicula Sc
fila en- la memoria de un modo casi
indeleble".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

do Ia ragon. Ese yanGui, que abandono
{ ruestra hija para i,se con nuestrS So
byina-!nue cosas pasan ell la vi la, vi
gen Santc -. nc enc derecho a Qui-
+arnos los nincs pero tenemos mucho
micdo. Lo tememos todo de ese hombre.
listed no sabe Tengo el PRESENT.
miento de que nos arrebatara nucs.ros
nietecitos. Y cuando 70 tengo In pre-
sentimiento. Hace dos amos, mi hija
y 81 marido ell re ia Sc embarcaron para
II India Sc llevaban todos sus baqa-
jos indnidad de alba jas valores una
fortuna! MAS de trein millones
de francos Yo les die cue no Sc
fueran, porquc habia solado cue les
torpedo" ban. No me hicieron caeo. Los
torpodearon. Por POGO Sc ahoea an. Y
perdicron todo su riluis'mo equipaie.
Volviendo al pleito. le dire que hemos
sabido cue el padre de Mr.. Wyna les, en-
su tsctamento, la dejado la mayor par
te de sus cien miliones nuestros nietos.
los h'jos de su hiio. Y cueremos que la
Justicia nombre III tutor que defenda
a los pequefioc 81 es necesar'o o, que ST 10
SRA, contra su mismo padre. Hemos
presentado una peticion en- este sentido
ante ell juez de paz del noveno distri-
to. Esperamos que Sc accedera a ella
lie aqui un pleito singular. Una ma
DIRE espanola, que va no existe; un pa
Dire norteamericano, que vive Ell Sui
"a con una prima de su difunta conyu.
ge. Dos niiios cuya nacionslidad no fue
aclarada todavia. Dos abuelos malague-
nos. Una tia malagueiia esposa de un
soberrno. Y un ito indostanico que ha
cablegrafiado: "C.astad 10 necesario,
que yo 10 pago todo''.
iUn pleito ideal! Especialmente para
los abogados que en- el interviewer. !.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

frances por una cinta en- la que figu
re como protagonista su hijo cuando
cumpla 10 seis meses de edad.
FL suceso mas gracioso que ha pre-
cedido al nacimiento del pequeno Cha
pin ha sido la apuesta sostenida por
sus padres desde algunos meses antes
de venir al mundo.
Chariot sostenia que su primogenito
seria nina. Mildred Harris Chaplin,
por ell contrario, suponia que habia de
ser nifo.
La discussion, bastante animada en-
ire los esposos, termino con el siguien
te dialogo:
-Te apuesto diez mil d5lares 4
que sera nina-dijo Chariot
7 -Tengo la frme creencia &c que Sc
ra nino-replic6 la esposa de Chariot
-1Aceptas Ia apuesta? -pregun.
Charles Chaplin.
-Acepto-contesto ella.
Y la senora de Chaplin la recib 10
de manos de su esposo ell mismo dia
del nacimiento del pequeno Chariot la
suma de diez mil dolares
iLuego dicen que los chicos no vie
nen con el pan debajo del brazo!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

San Juan, p. R. II de setiembre
de 1919.
Senor don V. Rodriguez Rivera,
Cayey.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-15

ULTIMo EPIsoDIo DE UN CUENTo
DE IIADAS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08

first after-war show, will accompany
MeCarty here, In the party arc
buekers, trick riders. trick ropers
steer ropers and relay riders, all from
the Cheyenne country.
MeCartv will bring his own roping
horses. mounts that know the game
as we'll as the veteran cowboys, lie
will also enter his two really strings
ono in the cowboys race and ono in
the eowgirrs race. The McCarty
party is only one of several such
groups to announce their intention OF
attending the vests greatest show.
Fire Chiefs Come.
Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs arc com
ing to the tenth annual Pendlcton
Roundup in special Pullmans for the
big show Sept Is. 10, and 20, They
will first eongrcgate at Portland,
Sept Is for their twenty-sixth an
nual convention and plan to come
on to Pendlcton in a body on Sept,
~, While here they will he guests Of
the city AMI the local fire department.
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that will be rare, Brain will be pittet
against brain, Drawn against Drawn
and 10 the man with the most endur
anee, skill and science, will go thS
match
Plestina has met and defeated all
the best Of the worlds wrestiers, and
has a standing offer Of $1,000 to any
man who will get fall on him,
Romeaoft is considered by Farmer
Burns and other experts master
mailman, who has knowledge of more
holds than any other man living, Both
men are grants in build and intellect,
both are extremely skilfaL both are
masters Of the graphing art, and both
have powers of endurance and reeup-
Grafton that will be Of advantage ere
the match 10 decided,
Both have defeated the same men In
about the same length of time, and
they are practically even as regards
weight and height Take their skill
record aad measurements, the bout
will be a stand-off with the odds $3.50
the man winning who gets the breaks
PiestiaA and the great Santel the
worlds champion light heavyweight
wrestler, ~restled for two eFaelline
hears at San Francisco without A fall,
and RoFaoneff and Saatell erappled
oitA each other for three hours and IS
Fasnates in Fstowa without a fan be.
nag gained by either.
There VIII be tpro or three super
Hae SoxsHs and wrestling prehaiaars
res in which Battling" DAILY, the boy
who feaeAt Battling" Nelson is fast
roaaas to a draw, VII be seen against
another toagh bf7a4ser. The first pre-
Urinary VIII be staged promptly at
$50 Every seat at The arena viii be
q f4assiaa, the price for the evening
beng $50.
Idaho sport fans who hove super
wrestling viii do well to attend the
Flestfna Romonoff match for they wifi
see AesaonstF@ tions OF skill ard
strength, coupled with rag general
ship that have never before been seen
IN The ssate. Nick COINS viii he glad
TO reserve tickets by mail II order is
accompanied Ay money.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
CLUB MEMBERS WANT
TO VIEW OWN WORK
DEMAND SECOND EXCURSION
SOON FOR JUNIOR AGRICUL-
TURISTS BENEFIT

Canyon county members of the
various Junior agricultural clubs con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the farm
bureau are demanding that Miss Edna
Black. county club leader, arrange an
| excursion for them similar to the
eventful one held last summer Miss
Black is busy making arrangements
for that function which will probably
be held in about two weeks. Harvey
Moore OF Nampa. leader OF the pig
club there. will probably have active
charge Of the venture.
Twenty adults took advantage of
the excursion held July 80 TO familiar
ize canyon county tax payers with the
work being done by the various clubs
and particularly TO witness the various
high quality pigs which boys and girls
are raising this summer in atnicipa-
ton of the fall shows and fairs, The
party left Caldwell at go for Midway
where Miss Mary Wilson, a member
Of J. 5, Hulbert's pig club judged
pigs,
Sees Fine Garden.
The party went next to Mabel
Boltzs home to sec her exceptionally
tine garden, This enterprisiny young
tarmerette has provided ripe tomatoes
'"NS J"is y aHu III auQttt0U, Is the
owner of pure bred Duroc Jersey
pig. There are Is members of Mr.,
Hulbert's club but because of the un-
expected arrival OF the excursionistS
about two hours earlier than they had
planned, only two members were out.
Al Nampa, Harvey Moore's pig club
was the central attraction, Mr.. Moore
has Il live wire pig club members
who own 10 registered pigs Miss
Edith Moore Judged her pig for the
eNcursionists and the Frances Stanpka
PIG was also inspected, The party in
Nampa was accompanied by Mavor
II, H. keim and Ned Ienness. presi.
dent of the Chamber OF Commerce..
Luncheon was served at the Dewey
Palace
Get Second Luncheon.
From Nampa the party visited Mrs
l.ee Richardson's bread club in Frank
I'm, where they were served hot bis
cults, tea cakes and ice tea, Mrs
Stehatdson's club members have an
envlsble reputation for culinary
ability, having taken a number az
prizes at fall fairs,
In Caldwell, upon the excnrsionis,s
return from Franklin, Mrs, D. II
flares canning team gave a demon
Stratio's, Members OF this team are
ESTHER Hare, Irene Knowiton and
Dorothy Sparks, Members OF Mrs,
Grant Lstimer's canning e,aA were
present at this demonstration. They
wore their canning uniforms,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
MONTANA LIVESTOCK TO
BE SENT HERE TO FEED
One Montana Concern Buys $500
Tons of Hay for Winter; Pur-
chase Corn Later,

That Canyon county will he a feed.
ing center this winter for large mum.
hers of livestock from drouth stricken
sections of Montana is evidenced from
the fact that Mr., Hit, a representative
of the Woods Livestock company has
purchased 1880 tons Of alfalfa hay
All of the feed will be utilized in feed
ing stock which the big Montana con
Germ will ship into Canyon county this
fall,
In addition to the hay which the
Montana firm bought this week they
will obtain corn locally IL possible Tor
the purpose OF finishing off their
stock in the spring and shipping then,
direct from Caldwell to market, Hay
movement continues active with the
price fairly stable, livestock au,hori
ties vouch for tho statement tina, tho
farm commodity probably has reached
its highest price now,
Asked If he Intended to feed the hav
here or II the large amount OF hay
purchased by his firm was Tor spccu-
lasien only, Mr., Hill replied:
We. arc buying 1t for speculation
but IL is the speculation that we hone
TO make profit on feedins every
pound OF Il in Canyon county 10
shipped.in livestock"
with that once concern expecting
TO shin in such large numbers of cat
tie, It is eoatidentslN expected that
other livestock producers will do the
same thing, Things look bright for
Canyon county becoming a future Of
a strictly livestock feeding section,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
FEEL MISERABLE
FROM THAT COLD!
Colds and coughs are quickly
relieved by pr. kane's
New Discovery

NoSsas should tssl ''pe-fecssg ruie-
ersbie from cola, cough or bronchial
scsack Cor very long, For il takes onsg
q lissle while 20 relieve Z and get hack
on the road 20 reco~aly when D..
Kings New Discovery ss yaiyt4siss
used. Il soon eoosem the phieem., xc>
Ee~es Irritation, sooShes che psrche<.,
scrs shrost, brings couftos-s.
fssh q sensuf-y old and more populas
ecdsy than ever. nj 81 druggises.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
ST. PAUL FIRM BUYS
HIGHWAY BOND ISSUE
NAMPA DISTRICT BEGINS COM.
PREHENSIvE ROAD I'M
PROMINENT PROGRAM

NAMPA~-Offeriag TO pay the pa,
value OF the bonds, a premium OF
$o27s, and accrued interest to date o;
delivery the bid OF the Merchants
Trust and Savings company OF St,
Paul. MIMI, was accepted as the sue
eessfal bid for the $4,000 issue es
the Nampa Highway district by the
commissioners OF the district at a
meeting in the city hall Monday after
noon, Sixtcen bond buying firms
were represented by bids and a ma
jority of them had representatives at
the meeting,
The successful bidders deposited a
certified check for SiSS0G as a part
payment on the bonds, and il is ex~
peeted that the bonds can be delivered
and the rest of tho money received
within two weeks, SO that actual coa-
strasttoa work On the extensive pro,
sTssa Of road Improvement work dl
cat by the commissioners can be well
aader way within the aext month.
Following the sale OF the bonds the
eossasa TaaIss4oners received bids from a
T1aH1Aet of firms dealing in 1aotor
tracks and road making eeaipneat.
Only enossh machinery To do the
work mapped oat for this FAN will hs
SsSeSAtit a. WIS t}EfC, ACCORDING 10 q.
W Undo, chairman OF lht highway
board. ADDITIONAL equipment OH he
purchased sn the spring as the work
develops
Bonds Scar So Per Cent.
The bid of the 81 Paul COMPANY
Vas on Sc per cent bonds, thc bonds
to be ptsnSea by them and farni<hed
to the dfstfast free OF charge The
bids Of the other firms were aSanf
cqaally divided between 81 and 81
per cent bonds and the arerninrns
ranged from &sa1a to S2aal T'hc ars
BID higher Than the sHccesSfsfl hid nd
MOI specify the date from which ar-
S''hca interest vas 10 be raid and
contained tJher ambiguous con dlfiau>
thai ffcst'Ssita tcd It's rejection. accord
INC Ia \, l. anderson segrctar,v nj m,
HOARD -lLeader-I4 eraia
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08

Nj. and ~ Ralph Naticr viii
'es%s s'if> sHerirt 20 make 'thri- h,u.
m aenma M-~ n ofct Wa i,-rrrr-
n Miss Edi-h .is.mhls
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
WRESTLING MARVEL
MEETS MASTER man
Marin piestins. Claimant Of the
Worlds Championship. 60 Grapplc
With Eomonoif az Boise
August 9Th.

Marin plestina, claimant of the
worlds Championship, and konstan-
tine q, Romonofi, tho man with a
thousand holds" champion Of the Pa
eific coast. will meet IN flush wres,
ling match for the heavyweight cham
pionship al Roise, August \, under the
auspices Of the Boise Athletic club,
This will be tho first chance Idaho
fans have had to sec. a world's cham.
nian h action on the nrat matched
against a master Of mat lore, and the
bout will he worth going miles to see,
When the two men climb into tho ring
!1 sssrp'e short Layers soS II. see the
nent, considered by experts to he the
greatest known exponent OF wrestling
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
pENDLETpN ROUNDUP
sTSSER AND BETTER

FEND4ETON, Ore -f,d McCaeQe.
@,inner OF the hGcSlne contest a,
Ches~nHe in Jety, viii defehd hr> sltle
sesiHsi the Sest Sronche busting ma
tef1ial in the COUNTY, at the zenith an
nesl f'endietSh Rornd .Gp. Ssptonher
IS. 10 and ~ McCatVS has perform
ed before SonnH-ap audiences for sep-
ersl seasons sftd ne can sticS IN 2
horses back rust a. easily IS . fly n
& ceiling.
Sixteen Wyoming c1%'phnShef-s. At
traSted by the Increased PURSES 4nffer'cf
by the Roundup management fo--3h5
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
NOTICE TO OIL Ann GAS
NE.ND6RS

aodf attentior Is sailed 10 the i-l-
lowing provisions of the lash. lsu>
reiariHe tiEs salt 81 gasoline. lrN,riest-
nc on and othcr OILS Caunlairt rs
Areh rnads Il the carrlyp arrarrs,' :
5tfi,s that hi> law has been rjala-ea
and al dealers are hereby v3rnra
against mira ct'5ns thc-c3f.
We quote sht iHv IS follows.
~ ITO. on - NJ laht.lcf C,sss,lfpr
eehzins, hsptha lnhricarine a;l anf
GREASE road 81 ard fpl siil mrs, ~
sod undcr theis t-u. n.u7t and s~adrs
Respectively, ann such name, ana
grades must NJ impressed ~ a+her-
wise plainly marked rnnr ,hf S.,.rrl
eah. 81 vessel ~ athr- ,arrsi nf,r IN
which the SAINT Is stored. sold sffer.rf
Or exposed for sail .cSnrr-fu,;Nc ~
upon 2 lahel corsHi.rareb aaf 81
Stif'tp fastened rhr-sga euirp -hf
frue III nj am eare 1 NE a-1hp,a
httnt and address ~ rnall-i. .ri5-ts- m
a.t' u s,ho SstIl> 1T Same
urge ne t'at s}vc -lsi> rs. .s,.- ,,a,,r
ree+6ra
O 4TL$ fFtNpON.
Cnurct er-1-rfs.
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{, 4TL> fFsNDON
Cnurc, sr-5-ntp
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
NOTICE OF SALE OF INBOUND
ed STOCK.

Notice is hereby given that | have
this dsy seized and irnpoanded tn,
following described animal to-wit
One bay horse, over 10 wears old
weight about 1000 pounds, brand n
II connected on left hip. and that said
animal viii be sold at public auctsor
70 the highest bidder at the Cir
Pound in Caldwell Idaho, at , o'esocS
p. m, on the 18th day OF Aaeqs;. 1910
as required BY Ordinance No. Is 81
the City of Caldwell.
J. A, BAKER, CITY Marshal
Dated this 18th day OF August. 1910
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08
Card OF Thanks

we wish to thank our trends and
ne'sasors who so kindly assisted ns
aHrne our recent bereavement ana
also tor the beautiful floral oi5ersnrs
Mn and MRS. NORMAN OLSEN
AND FAMILY Ss
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-08-08

Make sharn function with erasitgine
pcecision. u regulssion al the diet
apee NOT relitpe sheif so.pidiSy On.
Eines New Lie Pills will, Thes ere
perfect bowed sfHiners, cleanse ehs
eysssn surely comfortably,
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FOR SALE OR rRtnY-se.,,,;-
fni Ten and twenty acre Sracss near
lsaHetie 20 trade Tor good aut1mnhilr
or oshef propereF L. V pasch. Rniss
fhone ass, or s. <. Fi,ch, Paycste
The daily banner., 1919-05-20
WAR RISK BUREAU IS
TORI! BY WARM FIGHT
Secretary Glass Names a
New Ee2d.

Washington. May 20-The war risk
insurance bureau. 'nrru%h which l.
600 900 soldiers or their dependents re
ceive payments of insurance. aiIot-
mentS or compensation WAS in process;
of sudden reUrganiZat ION through The
appointment of L. y. Cholmcley-Juuu,;.
formerly New York business HiIIL
now Il colonel in The bureaus section
in France, as director 10 succeed Colo
mel Henry u. Lin0s.ey, who res @rrd
in Il clash with SecretcIry Class in
which he charged The treasury depart
ment with placing restraints on the
organization which Were making it a
Colossal failure"
Secretary Glass in u public state
ment has made Il vigorous reply to
Colonel Lindsley's charges and the
changes are said to forecast IL tho
rough Shake-up "f lhe big bureau
which bears II cio>"r home rela ion 10
The soldiers than amy other agency of
the government.
Clouds of charges have been hover
ing over the bureau for months ANA
congressional inveSti@ ga ton is expect
ed
The daily banner., 1919-05-20
TESTED and PROVEN
There is Heap of SOlace i'm Being
Able to Depend Upon a Well
Earned Reputation.

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read about the good work they have
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they were a source of annoyance to
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Craig & Sons Drug Store. After US
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