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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

r., asignando los fondoS neccsarios, y
para otros fines.
p. de Ia c. l25.-Por q senior Tcxi.
i.a9rs.ai 4. aEas - swe ndaEf "a apartasla "a
de n secci6n del Capitulo II, que ira
ia sobre Ia administration del seryi.
cio' dc una Ley para reglamentar y
meiorar el Servicio Civil lie Puerto Ri
CO., aprobada en II de mario ne 1907.
r. de Ia a. l96. Per 81 schor Tcxi
dor: Para protcger y los traba iadores
en- 81 uso lie su derecho como votan
ties. =
r. de la G. IL. Por el scaor Texi.
dor: Para enmendar cl articulo 4j del
C6digo de Enjuiciamiento Criminal" 4"
p dc Ia c. l2S.-Por el sefor Texi.
dor: Para provecr pensiones las ma
dres yiudas insolveutes que tengan a su
cargo ninos memories de diez v seis
amos de edad; para apropiar la suma
de $70.3S0, para ese fin, para crear jun
tas lie bienestar para los nifios, para
otros fines
r. de Ia q. l29 Por a senior Texi
dor: Para dar preferencia a todos
los materiales de construction v manu-
faetura domestiea, y para ordenar que
todos los departamentos sc surtan de
los muebles, libros Y nateriaies eiabo-
radios que puedan elaborarse en- el
pals.
p. dc IA G. l30.-Por 81 senior Texi.
dor: para obligar a los patronos
eumpiir eiertos deheres va proteger
los traba iadores en- sus hogares."
r. de Ia &. l3l.- Por el sehor Texi.
dor: Sobre contrato Dc trabaio."
?. de Ia G. 1872. Por 81 sehor Mar.
torell: Para declarar carretera insu-
lar el camino que, partiendo del sitio
conoeido por Puente dc Ia Vega, de
Vega Baia, de Ia carretera de San Juan
a Arecibo, empalme con de Corozal
Morovis, atravesando los harrios de
Almirante Nortc Almirante Sur, de
la munieipalidad dc Vega Baia, p r.;
asignando los fondos necesarios, para
otros fines.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

El Lcdo. Juan b. lIuyke dci0 Ia nrc-
sidencia aver tarae cargo del fcon-
ciado Miguel Guerra Mondrag6n para
.eEnresazA algulsas ideass cen Eespeeta. 0
Ia Juita de Si1dicos de Ia Univeraidad
a la cual pertcnecc. FL senor Huyke
pronunci6 un discurso altamerte pa
tri6tico y recordamos que Ell una de
las digresiohes hizo alIsi6n Ia for.
ma en- que los portorriquehos han ve-
nido vendiendo sus tierras n personals
extrafas.
Dijo que segtn una estadistica que
el habia visto el 67 por 100 del total dc
las tierras portorriquefas estaban en-
manos de propietarios americanos, Y
despu6s del restc oIn II por 100 estaba
en- manos dc los espaholes. Al llegar
a esta parte de su patri6tico discurso
interrog6 de una manera en6rgica: / y
entonces que lie queda los portorri
queiios, a nosotros?
iC6mo Sc indignarfa Maticnzo Gin
tr6n 81 lograra Dir en- su tumba estas
manifestaciones!- el sc1or Hnyke.
SObre la question de los abrazos habi
dos entire los dos leaders adversarios Sc
expres0 el sehor lIuyke EN- ell Sentido
de que ese abrazo signifcaba la "uni
dad absolute de la aspiration la so
berania portOrriqueha >. "No Sc ha
verifcado esa midad de que hablo por
el abrazo de dos hombres solamente,
sino tambien por el deseo unanime de
todo<el pueblo portorriqueho ''--conelu-
y6 el orador.
AL tocar de lleno Ell asunto promovido
por los muchachos de la Universidad de
Puerto Rico, que han sQlicitado del sea
nor del Toro los salones para una con
ferencia que sc propone pronunciar ell
representante Coll Y Cuchi, manifesto
que los estudiantes que firmaron la so
licitud habian violado la discipline in-
terror de la Universidad.
Entiende el senor Huyke, que los es-
tudiantes, al series negado el ''Assem-
bly, Hall" por el senior Emilio del Toro
han debido apelar de ese fallo a la
Junta de Sindicos en- pleno, no a la
Camara de Representatives.. Hizo alu-
sion a un discursO pronunciadO por Mu-
ioz Rivera en- la Universidad de Puer-
to Rico, para probar que ALI Sc permi-
tia la exposition de todas las ideas
polfticas Y sociol6gieas. Cree el sefior
Huyke que la Camara, como cuerpo co
lectivo no debe intervenir Ell los asun-
tos pendientes de soluci6n entire los es-
tudiantes de la Universidad Y la Jun
ia de Sindicos.
Con motive de ciertas ideas vertidas
por el senior Huyke el representante
Lastra Charriez pronunci6 un elocuen.
te y en6rgico discurso para mantener
que en- la Camara no Sc hacfan gestos
teatrales, hi Sc derrochaba un hrismo
hueco.
Entiende ell senor Lastra Charriez,
tque mientras Sc resuelven las cuestio-
mes fundamentals polftieas del pals to
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05
CANARA De REPRESENTATIVES 7 SENADO

! dos los ciuladabos atbsn manifcstar IL
bremente su eAitwi6, cnalqaiera que
fperc este col rerl.ecto una cues
aiqs corts ~ ''alsis,s lnes.s.i.pps,slp.
81 presiGentG de}E camara reafrm6 el
senior astra Que Il bien es verdad que
el scnor Huyhe, cue fnt ouien pidi6 Ia
reconsideration dc una moci6n, merere
todos los tespetos corteSias de sus
cCmpaneros parlamentarios, no Is me-
nos cicrto que II Represcntante Coll y
Cucli es acreedor tambien ~ esa esti-
maei6n y csas simpatias. Bio Ell ora
dor; 1" In Ia session anterior ell senor
Coli y Cuehi pidi6 que por corlesia per
sOnal Ia Camara.votara por unanimi-
dad una petiei6n que seria cnyiada a
Ia Jrnta de Sinlcos En- Ia aludida
pcticiGn Sc solicitaban los salones de la
universidad dc Puerto Rico para una
conlereneia que scria pronunciada por
81 sofor Coll y Cuchi. iPor que neg6
Ia Camara esa manimidad de pareceres
y permiti6 que hubiera disparidades! Z"
FL pdblieo aplaudio a ST.. Lastra Cha
rriez
III rcprcsentan,c Eomani eonsumi6
un turno para combatr lie una manera
violenta a la Junta de Sindicos en- la
que elsegdn diiono tiene nj con
ianza nj fe.
Present6 una question de privilegio
personal la Cdmara Y dijo:
Que en- la edic6n del peri6dico s'El
TEMPO" que ha cire1Iado hoy Y en- Ia
que Sc resena el debate oeurrido aver
EN- la Camara, con motive de Ia soli
citud de los estudiantes de la Univer
sidad de Puerto RieO hay un parrafo
que dice asi:
"-Luego volyi6 a hablar el senior
Lastra y el sr. Romanf Sc expres6 en-
denuestos para IL Junta de Sfndicos
como consecuencia natural logica de
no haber podido q llegar a ser miem-
bro de dieho Urganfsmo''.
Que tai afrmaci6n es ineierta pues
nunea ha solicitado ningGn puesto en
la Junta de Sindicos de la Universidad
de Puerto Rico Que por espaciO de
algdn tempo fu6 miembro de ese or
ganismo como sustitutO del Speaker de
la Camara en- virtud de una ley que
autoriza esas sustituciOnes en- los casos
en- que el Speaker no pueda eOncurrir
a las sesiones de la Junta de que forma
parte. Que combati6 a esa Junta antes
de fgurar en- ella, estando en- ella Y la
ha seguido combatiendo despu6s por
sus procedimientos en- los nombramien-
tos de profesores segdn explic6 aver.
Els sensible Sr. Presidente Y seiio-
res Representatives, -dijo--que un peri6-
dico vocero de la opinion de un partido
,serio Sc haga eco de ihformaciones
err6neas que nos obligan estar reeti-
fcando continuamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

I.cemo7 Fl e New Yals IIeralI
n prcsunto aeei iao fel iefe Fl.
Gobierup frarscs Nr ~ mu .u .oH
fcso cue no heba vi fluia
,Qut trinfn para los mlralis'as ma
jigatosl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05
FL preSunto asesino de Clen1enceau serd f1siLado.
Wilson epEcard noche Ell oyecto de la Lga de NaconeS
la
Cablegramas de "El Mur,do' .
ODE NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs BsPEcIALEsJ
UN EX-REY CALUMNIADOR

LISBoA 4-El presdene del Consejo de ministries de
Portugal Revas ment exrey Manuel
quen Londr que e de las tropas raas Paiva
Couceo cogdo por eercto ea fue asesnado carce
OvACIoN INDESCRIPTIBLE WILSON
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

r. G. de la G. 27.-Por el senior Text
dor: "Para enviar a Washington una
comisi6n que exponga ante los poderes
nacionales los graves dafos que eau
san al Pueblo de Puerto Rico el mono
polio de Ia terra Y de las riquezas pro-
dueidas por el trabajo, por eorporacio-
mes individuos ausentes v residences;
para informar exaetamente sobFe las
condolences econ6mieas deplorables de
las masas productoras de Ia agricultu-
ra de la industria, sus eausas; para
que solicite enmiendas fundamentales
la Ley organiea de Puerto Rico para
elegir por ell sufragio del pueblo to-
dos los oficiales del Gobiern0 Insular.
de acuerdo con la Constitution de los
Estados Unidos, Y para que Sc conee-
dan poderes la Legislature del pals
en- sentido de regular los monopolios y
(COntinaa en- la 3a. psgina.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

Tras ia rfra - fsn5ua
- - sesamea
qnr ~ tfsiis is mffm
de ias Naeiaaes
otra sergio Ka tires
nj lanefs fsfaa
que o. trade ia Liza
de l1s Obrefas
riieu = - trats sn
IT, esfs rsanera
= rsot a segunda
qae IN primers.
rurs sn seanto ss afifn1en
ms retifieaes
.ails. van samiIlefos
de rretenai5nssf
10 rienso rieu5a f1saa
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~ Hherfad 80 tt tna
enanda rs muv HhFr
~ munao neteaifa
rara eafna hratea
d iiherai ar fiena
las lE1frsfrs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05
Sc HAcTA NECEsARIo

Nuestro nuevo ESTABLISHMENTS de Joye-
ria Optica Reloieria instalado la altura
de los mejores de Europa en- el que ser&
nd. atendido personalmente por los duefios
A. A. Pacheco, optometra, A. Dinet, relo-
iero Suizo.Plaza Baldorioty frente la Ca
mara de Delegados. Tel. 969 Box I2s5. Adt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

La motocieleta no yn "A gaea de
los automobiles,
Una, que iba extraordinafia velo-
cidad por Puerta de TERRA. tir6 - sac
10 al militar que n montaba. Edavi
gis Gonzalez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

F. de la C. 124.-Por Ell senior Marto-
rell: 'Para la construction de un edit
eio escolar en- el pueblo de Dorado, P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

& mi'Ha. .a. .sHIreia 81 rauts.
m.ata. rar tafer aff#a aI2aass eea
fesirrsa
~ na ei aafa. .efa rs te el eas
saip Ira8. avefiae. sfHa fanhsta 81
n afaftflafa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05
! lHHFtQUtsttQgEESS ~ US

Dos sehoras ohesas
ocupan uu asirn'o dcl trauyia.
las pobrcs son tai erue.as
qUe ninguuo ~ as.sHta cnsiIla.t
Una dc elias dsal
con semblantc rieuclo.
iQut qu.ere ustei ha erie. amiga u..a &
III mundo Is tan pcqueho'
Lcemoa p e Nev York Herald
El prcaunfo aee iao fsl iefs d.I
! Gobierup france Nr ~ mu au. .aH.
fcso que nn hebe vi fauta
;Qua triunfo para las mrals'as ma
iigatosl
Ia scnora lee Ias rab,eeram.s de
FL MUNDo, II llrgar uno ~ sI,a,.
titulado Fnorme cares;ia del arral tn
81 lmpcrio iaponSs, ricnsa. aairiai
rna:
Todo eao acahaf gar u sahlda
dc los rrecios dc los rolvos para q e.
ra. Esta sifuaeidn uo rcspeta 81 t.
mas sagrado,
~ I'll mujer
re IA tcncilo.
.Cdmo'
- porQro 81 uniu
mi suegia y ne deia
abrnmado NAL herido.
Pero ESQ sc VA aeabar.
bucs mi suegra rugc lalla
ya z cn.rcg16 rafa
iqut mas u rnedo ru'regsf'
d. "bnstja humaua Gnr Frab
lando toda claSc de io,ura
II domingo On 10 earretera de San
turce lque IS easi sicmpre 81 lugaf
del crimeu), nn autom6Vi que guiaha
sane lsafaOs tor6 eer- -. guaxua -
Juan Cortts sin cmrlear ninguna cor
tesla.
III auto resultd con los siguientes
dcsperfectos
Ia rueda y "a gonna Ia a parfc dc
laatera, destrozadas, q horquilla y
el radiator, rotos.
Ia g1agua, con una gonna una
rueda rotas, "a horquilla u rad.ador
doblados, y otros desperfectos
Afortnadamentc no corri6 Ia san
gre.
Pcro SC prcsent6 denuueia contra Ra
mos, que no merecerd, dc seguro, ramos
de laurel.
La motocieleta no vn n zaga ~
los antom6viles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

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tasei.ift sf sn IT, ffeHes
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Fr a rsufa I-. ssa r
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-05

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20

: All that could be asked for in the
line Of "eats" was served at the Elks
building Tuesday evening. for the
rbensfit Of the Woman's Association
Garden party. and the nall was well
filled from o'clock until Z. The
feed was most appetizing and the
supper was in every way a grand sue
cess. Music was furnished by the
Myrtle Street School orchestra. I'M
der the direction of Miss Prince, and
to this orchestra is certainly due
much praise. for the little musicians
were exceptionally capable and are
promising players. Other numbers
which were introduced during the
supper were: Chinese dance, Mar
jorie Weber; ballet dance. Faithe
Coney; singing. ''Marceilaise." by
two little girls, Gloria and Jacaline
LeClair; Irish Jig. Bertha Arnold;
''Hi-Jinls." Dorothy Norman; vocal
selections by Miss Edna Emery, Mrs
Napoleon Bison and Mrs. Manter.
These numbers will be a part Of
the program at the Garden party, TO-
gether with numerous others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
REEDS PITCHING
FOR FAIRFIELD S. H.
BLANKS NORTH ENDS

The Fairfeld q. n. whitswashsd
the North Ends in Q Twilight League
game last night by the score OF ia
0. Brick Reeds pitching was the
feature Of the game. He famed II
men-nine Of them In q row. He al
lowed only one man TO see third base.
Lacombs WAS hit hard and was pull
ed out Of bad holes by his team
mates. Gregory made lucky home
run. the ball bounding over Liobys
head. Libby caught sNpretty fly with
three men on bases. Gregory. Law
~ and A. King took batting honors.
Gregory got two singles and . cir
cult drive. Tonight's game will be
the Clerks vs.. cadiiiacs. The game
will start at $50 p. M.
Summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
PITTSFlELD

Mrs. Willis A. Duneon Of Detroit
avenue entertained as a weekend
guest Mrs. Claude p. True Of North
Turner.
Mrs. Ruby Hurd Cowan Of Au-.
gusta is in town for a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Maud Hurd. Pleasant
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Goodwin, Mrs.
MyTa Goodwin and John Goodwin
have returned to this town. after
passing the summer at the Goodwin
farm in st. Adams.
Miss Edna Hoyt has returned to
her home in Augusta, after 4 visit
in town in company with Ruby Cow
an.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Nuttsr are in
Boston. where they will attend the
Rexall convention.
The Misses Vera and Cora Hedg-
ktns Of Attlebcro. Mass. are IN town
ativss. W.
!. Ms, Nettis Mecool Of porchest.r.
y N town guest in ths horoa
:" ~. end Mrs. Hanry WAitman.
aubrey Bichmors ana lItt,.
daughter Of North Dakota. mr. -
rived In North Dixmont, cailsd ~
the death Of Mrs. Bickmore's fathsr.
stephen Harris Mrs. Bickmore fur-
merly resided in this town ana win
visit here and with relatives in Troy,
Mrs. Walter Kierstead and chill
dren Of New Hampshire. who have
been visiting relatives ID town. have
returned home.
DR.. and Mrs. L. II. Blanchard and
daughter Meredith have returned
from . two-weeks outing at Ocean
Park.
Mrs, Sarah Towls Of wateryille,
who Il visiting her niece, Mrs. Edltk
Wright on Main street. Mt Tuee-
day for q visit with Miss NClarabeile
Goodwin N West Hartlapd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
OAKLAND

The Women's Relief Corps will
hold its first regular meeting since
the summer vacation this evening
in the Post rooms. II Is hoped that
there win be a good attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Aver and
young daughter Elizabeth of wor-
cester, Mass. were in town Tues
day, on their way to Kineo. where
they will pass several weeks vaca-
ton.
Miss June Simmons. who has been
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Balm for the past
three weeks, has returned to her
home in Cohassett, Mass.
Alanson Shilling has returned to
winthrop, where he is passing the
summer with Mrs. Skillings' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank webb,
after visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Webb. and his sister.
Mrs. William Peavey for q few days.
DR.. Eyde Grant attended the
meeting Of the New England Order
of Protection which was held in
Waterville Monday evening.
The four-year-old son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ed Shepherd suffered a se.
we're fracture Of the right arm, lust
above the elbow. Monday while at
NAV in the woodshed. Two physi.
clans were summoned. who reduced
the fracture.
Manly Davis Of Boston h a guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Alfred Perrin,
and his nephew. Harold Perrin Of the
Fairfield read.
Earl Goodwin has secured a fine
position as Maine representative
for George H. Burr Co., bankers. Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCann ieft
Tuesday morning on Q weeks ash
ing trip to CaFribasett.
Mrs. Edward Cole. who has been
visiting her father. George W
Goulding, and her aunt, Mrs. Sum-
ner Boris. fer several weeks. has
returned to her home tn Brookline
Mass.
Mrs. Ada n. Weston Of New Yorh
city, who 10 passing her vacation
with her neice. Miss Clara Mantes
has returned from short visit with
relatives In Madison.
Miss Dorothy Waugh Of Boston
IL passing her three-weeka' vaca-
tion at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Theodore Bragg Of Alpine strest.
l p. o. Austin Of Parkman was q
recent guest at the home Of AIopxo
Page Of Anime street. on his way q
Lakeside. where he has chsrge q
the cooking during the campmeet-
ing season.
Miss Nora Roweli OF Medeerd,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
Little Miss Cause. cemmesier


She was only a mite Of q girl but
sturdy OF carriage and stout Of
limb. who with her pretty face. her
glowing cheeks and bright blue eyes.
was able to bring to a standstill
numerous automobiles. hundreds Of
people. at post ONCE square around
$50 p. n. Tuesday, The young
MICS was bound to the land Of no.
whore. that mysterious land that is
known only to children. She start
ed from the dyehouse on lower
Main street. sauntering along OBJ
vieus Of those around her. Continu-
ing along that crowded thorough
fare. she had passed the post ofiice
when she took to the middle Of the
street, and went north. with no
thought Of the danger of the many
automobiles. A man rushed out aud
captured the little lady. carrying
her to the sidewalk. and from there
she continued her journey in the
same direction and was again
brought TO a standstill ana made to
turn back. The little girl was over
taken by some Boy Scouts. who had
gone in search Of her and was re-
stored to her almost PROSTATE
mother.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
SkOWHEGAN

Members Of the Pocneoso c
Club met Tuesday afternoon for q
reunion at the lovely home Of Mrs.
Elsie Fellows White, formerly the
Judge Bachelor homestead on
Water street. This club was organ
ICED when the members were child
rem and played dolls, and while
meetings have hot been held regu.
larry in recent years. an occasional
reunion has been held. OF the mem
bership of thirteen all are living
but many are no longer residents of
this section. 1t comprises: Mrs.
Grace Coburn Smith, Miss Lena
Moore Wyman, Miss Hannah Re-
becca Page, Miss Lizzie T. Hussey,
Mrs. Elsie Fellows White, OF Show
hogan; Miss Zatdee Morrison. q we'll
known artist Of New York city and
her sister, Miss Aargery Morrison,
a we'll known New York pianist who
has been abroad for several months
with a concert troupe: Mrs. Loantha
II. Powers White of Bangor; Mrs.
josephine Smith Pierce Of Bever-
ley. Mass; Mrs. Eolia Bray Holmes
Of Northeast Harber: Mrs. Edith
Hanson Gale Of Massachusetts,. Mrs.
Edith Hanson Gale of Massaohu-
sets. Mrs. Lena Hill Taylor of
Long Meadow. Mass. and Mrs.
Annie Allen Kendall Of Skowhegan
and st. Petersburg, Fla. Out Of
town members present were Mrs.
Pierce Of Beverley who is here with
her family visiting her mother. Ars.
]. @. Smith: Mrs. Taylor Of Loag
Meadow who is the guest OF her
mother, Mrs. Pauline Hill, and Mrs.
Kendall who Ia north for the sum-
mer. A picnic supper was enjoyed.
Miss Hussey having assisteA the
hostess In arranging for the event
In hsf beautiful heme.
Nr. and Mrs. J. r. Bradstreet and
their daughter Elisabeth OF Haile-
well who have been guests OF Mira.
HFadstreet's parents, Mr.. ana Mira.
w. B. Steward started from here
Monday on . trip to California BY
autemobile. Mr.. and Mrs. Steward
have also been entePtaining their
son. Rebert Steward. Q professor In
the Michigan College Of Agriculture
In East lansing. They drove him
to Burnham ON Monday carrying
him thus far ON his way to North
Port where he win pass the balance
Of tho summer.
4 good delegation. Of sweet corn
growers Of this vicinity met in
Municipal court room Monday ev-
anime fnR 49, nY,xx%n~~ - fnrv.atuw .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
Mira Edwin Clark Entsrtains

Mrs, Edwin Clark entertained few
friends 1t her home on Nash street
Monday evening. in honor of Mrs.
Ralph Young Of Concord. n. H.. who
10 visiting relatives in this city for
q few weeks. Games and contests
we're enjoyed during the evening and
refYeshments were served. Those
present were: Miss Annie Warren.
Miss Blanche Hayden. Mrs. Irving
Winters. Mrs. Everett Farewell. Mrs.
l,R. F. Jaynes, Mrs. Irving Thomas.
of this city. Mrs. Veasey Robinson
Of Pesnaquid and Mrs. Ralph Young
of Concord
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
Why Lack Of Iron In The Blood
May BE Costing You Money Every Day
Many Capable Man or Woman Falls Just Short oe
Winning Because They Don't Back Up Their Meutal;tv
With Physical Strength and Energy

Get ee0s - H. Dsnsy-asn't let the
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- 70 nkt1e % with - snDe Vim tn
gsts hin Whnt 10 Wnnts. 0ahe youPss1f
. man II blood asa irsn-e woman Of
powef and vitality
MANY Q capable man o.. woman fails
just short of winning because they don't
back up their mentaiity with the physical
inr pienty Of iron in the blood, ssys Dr..
James Francis Sullivan, formerly physician
Of Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept), New
York, and the Westehester County Hospital
sLaek Of iron in the blood not only makes
Q man Q physical and mental veskling.
nervous. irritable: easily fatigved. bot 4
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20
Funeral Of Frank Romeo

The funeral services of Frank Ron
-eo win - held Thursday afternoon
. from the Baptist church at North
vaasalbero at 10 instead Of on
Wednesday as previously announc-
ed. TAps win be sounded at the
grave and q firing squad from Co. H
viii be at the grave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-20

Home FuA-Gregory. Two-base hit
a King. Stolen bases-LAwry, c.
King. A. King. Quincy. Struck out
Reed u; Lacombe S. Hit by pitched
Dan-need. Wild pitch-Lacombe 2.
raised ball-H. Simpson. Base on
oslis-Lacombe 2. Sacrifice hit-col-
mas. Umpfres. Bushey and Hamilton
Time. 1.4o. Attendance, 500.