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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
Exeunt Summer, Enter Fall Time

nty, September brings. Summers noon time has passed
ture and that glorfication reflected by artistry. The
" In the rows of rpenng and the Golden Rod is
lie. Everywhere there is touch of encnantment that
cir most gorgeous robes Swiring of red yellow
es and greens of yesterday. II is befittng then that
at will influence their apparel selections.
Magnificent, rich, authoritative as our windows
will he, still they but hint at the breadth and scope of
the fashion exhibit that has been staged for visitors
this great store, where Dame Fashion finds her most
congenia environment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

Mr., and Mrs. George Woodward
and daughter, Helen Mar, Of 9Oa
West Seventeenth street returned last
night from a five weeks visit in san
Francisco and Los Angeles In San
Francisco they met Mrs David
Anderson and Mrs. Arthur Nasse,t OF
Shanghai, who visited Mrs. Wood
ward a number Of years ago and will
be remembered as the Misses West.
brook.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

D'knnunrio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

GRATIS 4 los hcmb-es : muchacaos. Todos
los d.es, exceptaando los Sabados. Sc les
co-ta-a Ell pelo y - Is -asu-arn gratis NO
LER BARBER COLLEGE. 80 IVES: Com
ne.ce s..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
CUROsAS ANECDOTAS DEL PER|OD|sMO !:

Al dia s~iguiente, Paris entero CO.
inocio ell fracaso de los terranovas;
sus g~uardianes, para no interrumplr
Ia digestion de los amigos del hon.
bre, prefirieron que el pseudo-suicl-
da, r~ealizase sus ~propositos, antes
que exponer a los perros a Ia perdi-
da dc la salud.
FL mismo periodista logro burlar
en- cierta OCCASION la vigilancla Ge los
guavdianes del Louvre.
Tn periodista americana, Mr.. v.
Caster, ha hecho Ina ~travesia de Ii
vcrl.ool a Nueva York, desempenando
ell oficio de %fogonero, sufriendo una
serie de penalidades enormes, con el
objeto de cumplir sus deberes in
iformativos.
Pero en- este genera particular de
reportaje no podian por menos, de
d~istinguirse las mujeres, por su ma
tural. dado al renunciamiento, a. sa-
crificio.
Madame Severine, ~francesa, ha ST.
do obrera de una refineria de azucar,
de Paris. V aigunos dias despues de
aduella terrible explosion que cause
muchas victimas en- las minas de vi
lleboeuf. cerca de Saint-Etienne, ba-
10 a los pozos con los atavios de mi
nero.
Una americana, Miss Banks. para
dar a onocer al publico Ia vida de
los humiides. LENA de miseria y de
ignorados sufrimientos, Sc condeno a
ST misma a adoptar los oficios mas
penosos. Fue crlada durante n
temporada, al final de Ia cual pudo
escribir en- un diario de Londres, ba-
10 ell titulo de Con Ell delantai blan-
CO.. una serie de emocionantes ar
~ticulos. Despues fue planchadora, y
mas tarde barrendera de las GALES;
modista, Y sc esforzo por vivir con los
Is frances que su trabajo lie repor-
taba de beneficios. Mas tarde a.
dopto Ell oficio de v]endedors de flo
res, Y fue desputs mendiga-
Otras dos americans, la senora
John Y Maria Van Vorsh. han sido
obreras de distintos oficios, pre-
parando dee sta rnanera, con docu-
mentos vividcs, IN notable libro,
con ell cue consiguieron mejorar las
condolences del trabajo de Ia mujer.
Estas t~entativas ennoblecen al re-
portaje; no trata siempre exclusive
mente Ell p~eriodista de satisfacer un
| egoista sentimiento de curiosidad;
Sc propone tsmbien algunas veces,
con ardor g~eHeroso. conseguir refor-
mas neccsarias Y ~predicar en- Ell mum
do un POGO de Humankind y de bon
dad.
" NgJrH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
TRASPASOS
ARRENDAMIENTCS

REETAN cuartos anueb'ados. con o sin
as:stcacia. SIG 5. Conchcs St. san An;O-
MO. Texas. Vicente Raagel. PROP.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

G~sATIFICARE con $500, o IN aho de sus.
c.ipci6n Al dia-;o Ia Prensa.' a "A persona
qge re propc-cione inforncs exactos &c mis
he-nnGros RetuElo : Leoac.o MARTINEZ: q
E-imero Is alto. delSado. moreno y pirado
CO rl-Ie!a y e. seGIHdo de cue-po regular.
moreno, a.Eo Erueso, e 7rincro Sc encontra-
o. m 1910 81 san Beaito. Texas y e Sc
guido 81 Victoria. Texas. Todo .7:o-no
Cue - ;enEa so5-o dicaas pe-soras favor de
di-lS:r.o [ Jose MARITIME. Galveston. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
0

JOvEN de - amos. &c 5uena 7-esensia '
e6ucacloH. cue pCsee alEunas prcT:s&aGes '
caDz-zi GCsea correspondence con sc1orita 0
yiuda que no psSe C. - amos, aaieto ma
-rimc1io- - persona ,E;e-csa6s pueds di-i-
Si-ss = 7, o. Sox "a. Susan. California. ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
CAFE MEXICANO

Pa. los Mcxieancs. Cafs como 81 de 81
tea 10 erc.n.-ala p.Gicado eH los Comer-
clos Gaze de FL TORO". latcrHat;oAa!
Coffee c.. I25 No. Santa Rosa Ave. San
Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

$500 y SEIS MEsES d su5:ripci6n 4
ia ?-ersn" dare = IA persona que proper
Gone Irio.nss ds Z: her7ano Alberto Co.
ya-r.5:as. CO quien er 1910 ne sepRr~ en-
Arkansas City. kaasGs. IS n0r-lo. &c cue--
20 mediaGo g constitution ro5Gs.g. loco
i7fogzae ~ii-ijase a Jose Covuryub.as. Box 2lS.
Dodge City. Kansas. 90
ne 7=opcr-Iore intcrH1cs eIa-tos ic mis-
he~-12aos Manuel y GaA-ici l.. Perez, de 3
: so amos &c edad -cspcctiyameCi". En- 1915
So c2coH,-aban 81 Salt Lake C.ty. Utah. To-
% informe so5re e particular d~:-ijc-r a
Andrea /. ?. de 5I5ntez. Box es. HeIsinG-on.
EerSa5. ilb
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
PESQUISAS

IS On DE CRATITICACiON Sc Ga-6n a Ia
r~r-ora ave ne p=c2orcioae intoTrcs De.
Sr. Antonio Reyes. QUEEN on 1912 -esldia CT
New Orleans. Ia. Ez originate &C Ce--i-
,os. 5 /. ?. : ..c0c IS amos dc edaG. To-
% ~.a!orrnc sc5-e e. particular d'-;ase 4
ReiuEio Reyes. 1916 Pennsylvania Ave, n
diana Ha-bor, Ind. 90
DESEo sabcy e parade-o del joven Antonio
a. Gutierrez. dc % amos Dc cdad. QUEEN
aa!io de "A ciudad Dc Zacatc-Es. Mexico. en-
g mes dc Marc &c 1915. hah!s1do escTto
o. nisGlo arc d. "a C!Gdad &c CA;huaHua,
; iezico ; des-ueS dc l. C. Douglas. Arizona.
! n persona que proportions iT.orneS &c
dicaa persona Sc e Sraritic25a con III aAo
&c suscr!pci6n a! dia-:o La P-easa" o 81
crgiraIeHte Ct moreda americana. Toio in
fo-7rs sob~c e. particular. Savc- &c d~;riEirlo
q D. Gu.!e-rsz. 70 L. St. Sacramento. Cal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
;ATENCION! iATEN
4 CASARSE


;ATENCION! iATENCIoN!
4 C.ASARSE
J CatdIozo de daEas meSicaRas ' or-as
: aac:onalIdaGes J cxtsas2 .ista de hs-mo-
} sSS Homb-es
J Lav'enos VI DOLLAR solarncate y nos
: ot-cS Il renstiremos a yUs!La de cc.reo.
!, nucst-o complete CataloEo matrimonial
IN dcsc-ipciones de;alisdas. FOTOGRA-
FIAS. NOMBRES y DIRECClOEES &c
|, :~Syeaes. seEo-as y senOritas nc1IcaHRs y
dc ot-as uGcleaalidaasS. aiSuaas T:Cdas dc
irlachab,es antecedeHtes, quicnes dceSaa
! eacor;:ar VI hoarRdo Y buen cs9oSo. Us
ed puede esc-ihi-le di-ccca1asH:e i cual-
Suiera &c elias y coat.ae- III ina;rin1onio
te!.z en- cor:o tempo. Somcs d!Eros de
|, corfiar=a y nos aeiicaraos & ~ neEocio
!, h,r-rdc Y IicI,n. No 7srG1i:a. pues. cue
: reau, aa suna &c un d lar ssse Re por
medic entire listed y 81 mgy possible re-
! ..CIDAD MATRIMONIAL.
!, Eycr;b- hoy misno e.
RELIANCE CLUB.
.iox 2's. Us ANGELS. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

Nientras mas 10 usen mas 10 quieren.
Nj proce4;miento para h~errnosear y
blanauear 81 cuts es-a hacienda III
TOR en- Francia. Lordres, Chicago Y
Nucva York. Consuita gratis. Guar
70 No. S. Hotel Monterrey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
IMPRENTA FUENTES

Toda c.:Ss C '-a5ajos de! 2au'o. Especial
steaci6n 4 as O-dlaes po- Co"-co.-Soo W.
onmevc S. Sa7 Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

PARA AUTOMOBILES FORD. TRUCKS Y
TRACTORES. MAS FUERZA. MAS Sc
GURIDAD. Garantizamos = line. por
.oto = tempo cue dur- q Au'onovll en- e.
az, sea ins:a.aGo 81 EvERLASTIEG TIMER
vOrIEE P-ccio. $500. PIGan !.uSc-lcio5.
0esearo- asca,ss. The EVERLASTING
TIMER ROLLER CO.. as Russ Street, San
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

AVOCADO PARA Los NESiCANOS. Aciea.
O. ,ocz ease De 2=Ecc:os IUdicIsiss. -ec!s.
r,ac'oHS pc- cz1os = r---I1cIos ps-scrGles.
Causes l.vrlss 3 cr41,-AlSs. -e--laazrlcCe1 ds
ts--soos- No coo-o 2a-c-s=os naSta GIe -
EsGUt9s qGcCaa saussac-cr!sarerte .rrnilA5Os.
Lie Henry Ben Cine, zoo Gluce. Rl2E
San An:crto. Texas. C-o-.r:t SSIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

! 4 VSOS DE-
MISCELANEA

81 NO GOA listed de cabal sa!ud. escriba-
ne con Ia seEuridad de que QucdaTa agra
decide a ?. de In Rosa. Hunter. Tex. ll-t
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
q. JosE MARIA soRIANC

Dt&E%G- -EEIEEG'-
P-emizGo eH Hsxico. ct Es-aGos Cai6oa
= N E-aacla po- a sG2t-to-iGa6 De SIS "a.
bales. sos Brady Building. SaE Aa;on.a
Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

Sc NECESITA una muchacha pa=a ;-sba;o
general De casa e7 fan!iIa &C oocss pee
soaas. no !Ava-l r. r.aEcAa-4. Ocy-IaG in
ag5Eatameacs = s59 Dwye- Ave. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

Sc NECESI7A IN te7eGor Dc iioros go-1Tc-
,ec,s. cue coro-ca Ins.es : EsrahoL Or--
--a~ a 80 2. Houston s.. G t''e.one.n =
Travis re- para a--eE a. ertrevista- go
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

Or. :. VAGUE GOMEZ. 80 Frost NGE.
3sletoao Travis --0-.-Eeaec!oaes eiect-oa-
tsS ccl D.. Abrams.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

Sc ~EECEsITA$ 2e-s'
o4s sagrcrtan y hab'eu
ss7arz a r.4nchar rcPa
ap-a, uGciea Esns- De
rl~1-oz GcGrrsE a (
Cleaning Co. -0L Ave
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
A BCERcN . c.

y N""@a"||s""" ~"0-|""W8
Cu-a toda c!ase q Intermediates si7 =
ESQ de neGiciaas n ei--Sia. Cs-s5-o. re-.
voS, o;os. oidcS. RATE, E1-Eaz-2. 5o=ascn,
pulrorss. estonzco. hiEzda. lrcesti1os. mo
nss. yci.Ea y Intermediates &C seac=zg. s.
listed csra carsa6o de v-S -eG,coS sin -
Sa.caGo. vls:tere , e Gsnosla-c como. pcs
medic De Aias:es Cairopracucos e. - o.
pima torsal. rusde -ecobrar q aud SIN Ia:
uediciaas ~ suEir ops-acioGcs. Especial
Stenc:o1 a as ente-nasGadcs croaIc4s y :
intermediates o. NISOS.
DR. II MARTINEZ GUENAS. E-pe-iR-s2
- Intermediates % asn5s y 2a-tos. Aa-.cs.
n ea general. OficiaR. 1871 ". Sc-cza~-ct
s. Telssozo Travis Z25s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
CCMPRAS

-oMPSO B.LLEEES &c Eaas0s H-xi-aaos:
rtazze p->-iCs NarGe s&s biIetc- y Z
rsesta &c cc--=s -ess5.-a HeEitac.5G- IAN.
BEN compsc 5iac-a nsv:-ano, orc . plata
Jorge s Ua-zra. SIS E1-ssT BIDS. S2a
Antonio. --xaz 20 l-av-s @555.
-CyPRsNOS. Ee1demoz g -arut5ar-os -o5a
=lass dr -us5,eS D.zse Furniture Company.
uS y. E.orcs -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

eel Rey pasea por la Casa de
Campo; Sc asegura-Siempre
sin gran fundamento-que en-
los iardines Munilles han a
ludado Il Su Majestad deter
minados elemcntos'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABCGADOS
Lie. EDUARDO TAMARIZ

AooEado Mexieano. TIs-720 Brady Bldg. T-
kEono c. 773. - SAa Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
TRAJES EN- ABONOS

4 a MEDIA. Vicente SoSa. Sas:-e ? Coy
taGo-. 81 Doio-osa St. San Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
A CACHo.

AboEaGo reSsra=0. CeZ='Irzs y Documents.
tioass I.r'Gieas cOn-srEie 800 a .ryrs Y u~So-
tics de M.A5eo. 57s CSp,~s Bldg. = "a.
%. TsEay.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

BANDERA BAG COMPANY. SIS Monte
r-ey Street. Tele:ono Travis as. Coun7ra-
r.os 3 veaderncs 4 los mcjorcs prccios. to
- Glaze &c E&cos y c~os;sies.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
EMPLEOS
rRARAIAnORES PARA LAS PIPAS

NECESITO sast-es para PrenoaS c'!!i;2rcs'
49, susJS, .sba;, 9---nanen,c. Post Tai
Io-,. -t;n Cavalry. For. Sam Houston. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
NOTARIOS PUBLICOS

JOSE VEIL. NOTAR-O PUB-ICO. A--er.s
soda -Lase &c Documents. c1s-as z5s--ar-c&
t-S.ts = ESP4zoL IS Mar Plaza c. SIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03

S. NECESTTA carros para mudarzas. . car
gar equipaies, liable Z ROSALES: TcJeiono
Travis 1925.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
ST listed POSEE UNA MAQUI-
Ma DE FSCRIBIR

Ti-7c cue Gsar c:at2s y pspsl ea-h5n.
Envieros 500. vaior Dc una &c nuest-as
Ci7tas de MEquina Sararuzadas ,m"aeionan-
2, e -o!o- ~ IA cinta ' rna=ca &c uEGu!naJ Y
le euyia-.nos hdem&s IN surt;5o gratis de
r-le5a. coEs:s;eute e7 IS hojss de nu-st!o
Pa2e! Carbon Negro Ebano quo no man
cha. = ieyo.veremos s. d,nero 81 no que
L, sai:s,eeEo. MIAMI RIBBON & CARBON
co. l. :. Day-on. Ohi0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
NO listed So
DINERO
SELLOS DE COMA

Para comcrc:An-. IS. professionals y Socie-
daies. Complete sur:ido &c accessories para
los mismos. Pjda ~cELa.ogo n l. SAETOS
ORTA. GIL Dolo-osa S.. Tciefcno Travis
523-. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-03
LISTO. SENCR, LISTO.

Terens- IN naxalhco Plan con VEN.
TICTATRO manr~as fAc;lcs de gRnRr dine
70. NO DESAPHOVECHE I'd. Ia opo-uri-
dad ; p.4snos DETALL.ES GRATIS. en-
~-stamoiias papa - conieszci6h
MEXICAN CARD co. 60, III. Sta =
San Antonio. Texas.
The daily banner., 1919-06-06

Permanent thrift means perma-
nent happiness. Government War
Savings Stamps will show the way.
The habit of thrift is an asset. Be
gin today by buying a War Savings
Stamp.
It's what you save, not what you
earn, that spells future opportunity
for your children. Invest your saw
ings in W. S. S.
The daily banner., 1919-06-06
UNITED STATES LAW BEST
Vocational Training Act Ahead OF
Laws on The subject i'll European
Countries.

New York City.-At the lnterna-
tional conference on vocational edu-
cation for disabled soldiers of the
late war, which held five-days' ses-
sion here, the European delegates
strongly endorsed the provision in
the law passed by Congress on this
subject which provides for co-opera-
tive arrangements between the gov
ernment and private agencies. Voca-
tional work has been going on in
France since the first yea" OF the
war, but it has been found that gov
ernmelit agents alone can not inter-
est larse percentage of the disabled
soldiers III it, and no such co-opera-
tive arrangement is authorized
abroad as that contained III the law
of this country. In the United
States the Federal Board has selec-
ted the Elks fraternity as the private
agency to assist in this work. The
international conference was address
ed by Joseph T. Tanning, secretary
of the Elks War Relief Commission,
and his pledge of the financial and
fraternal resources of the order,W1tn
it's 100000 members, in personally
searching out and interesting all dis
abled soldiers, sailors and marines in
vocational training or re-educatlon
was received with great enthusiasm.
The daily banner., 1919-06-06
LeColnpte's Shoe Shop

then and there, but he was big and
tough, anyways, Joe, and they is
times when discretion is better than
punch in the nose. Joe, they is
also a fight in this picture between
the hero and the villain which would
make the war look like a game OF
bean bag. Joe, these guys fights
with everything but axes, and wrecks
a house doin' it, whilst Mickey is
hangin' by her nails from the roof.
Well, Joe, I got so excited they was
as many people lookin at me as at
the picture, and Jeanne gets sore
and says if I am SO stuck on Mabel
Normandy what did I get married
for. Well, Joe, with that they was
nothin' for me to do but shut up, and
anyways, they was some guys in back
of me invited me to do the same. be-
cause they claimed they come to see
Mickey, and not to hear me.
Joe, the first time you get a fur
low go and see this here picture be-
cause Mickey is the greatest thing
that was ever throwed on a scren,
and the rest of them is just plain
movies. Yours truly,
ED. HARMON
Adv. (The Kaiser's Nemesis)
The daily banner., 1919-06-06
"0h! What A Relief
After Years Of Torture

Says William 10y, well known
bricklayer of 306 S. Fifth ST., Read
ing. Pa. ct have been a sufferer for
years with pains in my back and
disordered stomach, had night sweats
and would itch so at nights, could
not sleep, which no doubt caused my
nervous condition. Eventually my
system was run down to such a de-
gree 1 broke out with boils, due to
general run down condition of my
blood.
81 have spent hundreds of dollars
trying to get relief, but no medicine
I ever took gave me the relief To-
nall has in so short time. Boils,
nervousness, and pains in my back
and that tired feeling are all things
of the past"
This testimonial was given Feb.
Is. 1919.
Tonall is sold at c. P. Craig &
Sons, Cambridge, Md.-Adv.
Advertise In The Banner
The daily banner., 1919-06-06

oil cook stoves and all kinds OF
cooking utensils. Herbert Hearn
Hdw. Co.-Adv. B. 3-6t. cod. r. st.
The daily banner., 1919-06-06
WHAT ED. HARMON
THINKS OF MICKEY
Famous Author, III. G. Witwer,
Writes About Great Production,
mickey" Which Will be Shown
At The Grand Opera House TO
night And Saturday, Matinee And
Night.
A Atlantic PorI

A Atlantic Port
By the name of New York.
Dear Joe:
Well, Joe, I have just seen a mo-
!, vie which makes them other pictures
look like osteopath views, or what
ever they call them things you look
at with magnifyin' glass. This here
| is some picture, Joe, I'll tell the
world, and the name of it is Mickey.
Me and Jeanne went to see it on &C
count of not 5ein' able to get seats
for the Fifth Avenue Library, anG
maybe we amt glad, Joe. I'll say
we are. Well, Joe, they is more &C
tion in this thing than they was at
the battle of the Marne, and they
amt dull minute from the time
Mickey makes her first grin at the
audience till she starts on her hon
eymoon and the like, with the hand
some and good-lookin' young hero.
Mabel Normandy is Mickey, and she
is some dame, believe me! Joe, she
can swim, ride, scrap, dance, and oh,
boy, how she can love! Joe, if l
were in the war, would rather be
in the movies, especially one with
Mabel Normandy in it. If the lead
in man in Mickey gets any wages it
! is a outrage, because he does nothin'
but make love to Mabel Normandy
from start to finish, and il I could
do that would pay the people which
made the picture.
Well, Joe, can't tell you all about
this movie, because then you would
save the money, and not go when
they play it where you are, but 1
will say that they is the greatest
horse race, for instance, in it I ever
seen. 1t is the same as the real
thing. only better. and bet the guy
next to me fifty bucks ON Mickey a
place., Joe. Well, Joe, Mickey win
it, pulled up, and this big stiff
wouldn't pay of because he says it's
only a movie, and he don't think the
others was tryin'. Joe. if it hadn't
been for Jeanne I would of bust him
The daily banner., 1919-06-06
Government Educates Soldiers


NNOII ItII 49, ioii eis- III 49,
ever character may be necessary TO
fit him to become self-supporting and
independent.
&. This has been made possible thru
an act of Congress, passed June %,
1918, putting this work in the hands
of the Federal Board for Vocational
Education and authorizing coop
erative- arrangement between it and
such private agency as it may select
to aid it.
The Elks War Relief Commission
fund will be used for advancing mo-
ney to men whose cases are still
pending before the War Risk Insur-
ance Board for re-educatiug those
technically outside the purview OF
the vocational education act, inciud-
ing citizens of the United States
who We're wounded while fighting in
the armies of the Allies.
Perhaps the most important thing
to be done by the members; of the
Elks fraternity in connection with
this work will be in personally inter-
viewing the wounded men and their
families to insure their taking ad-
vantage of this opportunity for free
vocational training. Too often these
disabled men or members of their
families get the idea that the coun-
try will provide generously for them
in return for what they have sacri-
feed for it, forgetting that no man
can be contented to go through life
under a handicap that might have
been overcome. For it has been
found that practically every physi-
cally disabled man can be taught
some trade Or profession or vocation
that will enable him to take care of
himself and hold his own in compe-
tition with the physically fit who
have not had the special training he
has had.
The United States Government has
made ample provision for this voca-
tional work and pays all costs of tut
tion. books, laboratory equipment,
etc., as well as living expenses of
the men while in training and al
lowances to their dependents, for
: all who come within the provisions
of the law. For those disabled men
who are technically outside the law,
the fund of the Elks War Relief
Commission will provide.
But it has been found that even
after full provision has been made
for this free vocational education,
much remains to be done in persuad
ing all disabled men to avail them
selves of it. The men themselves,
and their families, must be person.
ally consulted as to the best line of
vocational work for these men, and
!. impressed with the importance of be-
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ginning training without delay. More
than 500 vocations are opeu to these
disabled men .or special training,
and nearly 800 educational and tech
nical institutions throughout the
country. such as Yale and Harvard
Universities, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology. trade schools. agri-
cultural colleges and commercial
schools, have opened their Goors 10
aid in this work.
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Department Equipment Bond. and are
issued and sold to raise money to pay
for fire fighting apparatus for the
town of Cambridge, Maryland.
These bonds will be sold at the high
est accepted bid therefor, and sealed
bids are. invited for the said bonds, to
be mailed or left sealed with the Town
Clerk and Treasurer of Cambridge, at
Cambridge, Maryland, all bids to be
opened by the Mayor of Cambridge on
the 18th day of June, 1919, at the hour
of p. m, the Commissioners of Cam
bridge reserving the right to reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Commissioners OF
Cambridge.
CARROLL l.. DAHL,
Town Clerk and Treasurer of Cam
bridge.
Address: Cambridge, Md. 6-23.
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BONDS FOR SALE
NOtIc eof Sale of Bonds by The Com
missiOners of Cambridge, dorchester
Cnunfv

Under authority OF Chapter 364 OF
the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland, 1918, the Commissioners of
Cambridge have issued bonds to the
amount Of S12,000.00, in denominations
of $4,000 each, interest at the rate of
5 per cent, payable January 1st and
July 1st. beginning January 1st, 1920,
two OF said bonds to mature July 1st,
1920, and two OF the balance OF the
bonds to mature on the 1st day vi each
succeeding January, beginning with
January. 1921, the bonds being dated
July 1st. 1919, and are ready to be de-
livered to purchaser or purchasers
that day. They are exempt from coun-
ty and municipal taxation; they are
called the City of Cambridge, Dorches-
ter County, Maryland, s per cent. Fire
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BEST ice cream you ever tasted!
What kind? Crane's!!! On sale at
the Postofice Pharmacy.-Adv. 6-1w