davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-08-16

STUDEBAKER, six. Naval officer ordered to
eea will sell late 1917 model in excellent
condition throughout; $3.50. Phone Navy
Dept, extension 44S. 17s
DODGE, 1919 touring; drove 4,70O miles:
every accessory; 81 600 cash. 5l9 Quincy at.
n.w. Inquire after pm. lie
FORD. touring. 1918; good condition; extra
fire, seat covers. spotlight. ventilating wind
khield: S40O. 119 11th st. ne.
MAXWELL. 3-pass., touring; starter; lights;
IN good condition: only $4O0 518 Sc. IL
FORD car. 1917, Al mechanical condition
overhauled, repainted- lis Q st. ne.
FORD light truck. 1910 H st. NV ISs
sedan, 1917; good con-
hilton, newly painted. Rear 1925 Mass ave.
Gw
FORD TRUCK CHASSIS, two-ton, new, guar.
ssntesd; good for heavy hauliye; $425. Union
Station Garage 81 II nAs CO.,
Evening star., 1919-08-16

eouyeoiences; : minutes b eafsS seaoe9Ahae: :
rs minutes' ride 10 TfeasWy. K Z. z, Dfent-
wood =, O.. Ma. 1ks
Evening star., 1919-08-16
Reasonable Terms to
Responsible Purchasers.
G. c. PEARCE. Gen. Mgr.
l66 Pa. ave. NV. Naia ~.

BEFORE GOING EIsnwHERn. zee US: "
carr: also carry in stock parts. magnetos and
tires for nearly all makes Of cars. Write @
phone and viii call. Robert Herson. 110-113
u st. e.M. Franklin 2346.
SCRIPPS-BOOTH-New 1919
roadster; run only 1000 miles;
price right: Oldsmobile Sales
Co., 1915 Conn. ave.
FORD TOURING. late model; looks a. good a.
new; Livingston radiator. shock absorbers: new
top. mirror. good tires, with extras. Phone
Lnc: 2s1s after ONCE hours. 916 Nd: ave. ne:
Painting and Topping Bargains.
Fords painted. s15: usual price go: Five s. and
SO s Ford tops recovered. Sis;7s; usual prize. ..
$1S. Ford seat covefs. $3.50 ana $!4.oO:
usual Ssus price. SEQ. Rear s1s srd ne. North
e291
ALL OLD AUTOS
Sf every description bought. Paris dses -
1osSh maknetos always on nina. ~ u0"ss
Junk Co.. III lh st. s.W. rranklin 0So.-
AUTO PA1NTIN0: prompt work; reasonable
psacss. Whitaeg H. HeErinaps rear &1 e.
Evening star., 1919-08-16
FOR SALE-GARAGES.
WANTED-GARAGES.

WAN16D oEI Il 0AhANN cON AasoAst
vicinity and 18th NV. Room 500, House
Office, or phone Line. 507s. IL
GARAGE.
By established repair and ac-
cessories concern-A garage for
general repair and sale of acces-
sories business; repair station
on street or alley must hold IS
to 20 cars. Owner must be sure
garage permit can be obtained.
Motor Service Co., 1923 Irving
st. Col. 8o8. I8*
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRTTO
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
HUMACAO, PUERTO RICO

Estados UnidOs Ge Am6rica,- =
Ell Presidente de los Estados
Unidos,-ss:-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08

Sc ALQUILA.--La Casa No.
g, Gale Hip6dromo, Santurce.
Capaz para numerosa familia,
tiene altos y bajOs.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08
LA PERFUMERfA ESPANOLA
I'm recorrido triunfal

Don Manuel Carretero Rodrl-
guez esta en- San Juan y Sc pro-
pone visitar despues algunas po-
blaeiones importantes de la Isla.
Ell senior Carretero representa- la
"Perfumer1a Floralia" que Sc ha
hecho famosa por SUI jab6n ''Flo-
res del Campo" de exquisite per-
fume y de una presentation de
suprema sencillez y elegancia.
La fabrica que ha acreditado sus
productos, no solo en- Espaila,
sino en- la America que habla
nuestro idioma y en- New York,
tiene ademas del jab6n famoso,
polvos, perfumes, dentifricos,
cuanto el gusto mas refinado pue
de exigir.
Ell seflor Carretero viene aho-
lra de New York, donde La Per-
! fumerla Floralia Sc esta abrien-
do un rapido mercado que Sc ex-
tiende mas cada d1a; porque la
Perfumer1a Floralia ha logrado
veneer a fuerza de arte y de
irreprochable originalidad y buen
gusto, un prejuicio que afectaba
a la divulgaci6n de ciertos pro-
ductos espanoles :-Si, muy bue-
no, pero muy NAL presentado-
Sc decia.
De los jabones, de los perfu-
mes de Floralia, no Sc puede Sc
guir diciendo ESQ. Tan admira-
BILE es la calidad como la presen-
tacion. Cada estuche, cada caji-
ia, cada pofno de 'Floralia" es
una obra de arte. Asi NADIA tie
me de eXtrailo que en- Buenos All
res, EN- Mejico, en- la Habana, la
lgente ''bien" sea la clientela pre-
ferente del perfume espanol.
En- San Juan es va bien como
lcido tambien ell jab6n Flores del
Campo que desde el primer mo-
mento Sc impuso por su calidad,
por ell suave e insistente perfu-
me de que impregna la piel..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08
ApaIGGGn ulDs llGSlS lNnanOS en- d.
Bh GaIdOla
0Id nOticiaS dc Ponce

Ponce, setiembre s.. Ell torre-
no de la Isla Cardona, nombrado
Felix r. 'GiraIdez, aviso esta ma
fana las autoridades locales
que aver tarde, mientras recorrfa
la parte sur de dicha Isla habfa
descubierto cinco seis huesos
humanos, dispersos en- un sitio Ell
donde ell oleaje de estos pasados
dias habfa removido la TERRA del
litoral.
Como ell Hon. Fiscal. del Dis
trito no estaba Ell Ponce, el sar
gento Renta, del puesto de la
Playa, obrando por delegation
del Jefe del Distrito procedi6 a
recoger dichos restos humallos,
que al parecer son huesos perte-
necientes a las eXtremidadeS,
realizando a la vez las investiga-
clones procedentes.
Creese que los restos son de al
guna persona que muri6 de una
enfermedad infecciosa en- un bar.
co que estaba anclado EN- la ba
hia o que Sc hallaba pr6ximo q
este puerto,-esto en- tempo dc
La anterior domination, cuandC
muchas veces fuer0n enterradas
en- Cardona las personals que mo
rfan ell esas condiciones.
Cftase que hace gran G1merc
de aflos fue sepultado Ell Cardo
ma un hijo de don Patricio Diaz
Este don Patricio era persona ge
neralmente con0cida en- la Pla
va.
Con ell fin de embarcar pol
el puerto de esa capital hacia Es
tados Unidos, donde reside, ests
mahana sali0 para esa ciudad Il
estimable seHora Fernando Do
glas, acompaiiada de su hija Ma
/ ria, vecina de ahi.
Sc ha dicho aquf que la se1ors
! Doglas embarcara en- ell pr0Ximt
vapor que salga para New York
Los guardias AlyaradO !,
Alomar han detenido a Justc
Rivera, nombrado Justo Chelena
vecino del lugar 'El Palo de Pan
para denunciarle como infractOl
al artlculo 61 de la ley de arbi
trios. Consiste la infracci0n el
que Justo tenfa en- su poder III
alainbique, miel fermentada y
medias botellas de ron.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08


El Departamento del Tesoro
no saba que Chelena Sc dedicaba
a destilar alcohol.
Como a las 4 de la madru-
.gada de hoy fueron arrestados
por el policfa Arcade Vazquez,
Ell la Gale Isabel esquina Salud
los vecinos Pedro Muhoz Reyes,
Matilde Carrero y Jose Nazario
Cruz, para denunciarles por al
terar la paz p1blica mientras
paseaban EN- un cOche.
Dice la policfa que Mufoz Re
yes sc resistio y el guardia Vaz-
/ quez hubo de darle dos o tres
macanazos, para reducirle la
obediencia.
Ademas, ell policia Felipe Gil
ron ha denunciado al mismo Mu
iloz Reyes, porque yolvio a alte-
rar la paz en- La Sala de Socorros
a donde lie lleyaron para asistil.
lie EN- las lesiones que recibio al
ser macaneado.
Luego de ha5er servido en-
la Sanidad Militar en- el campo
de batalla durante un aflo, con-
Iquistando el aseensO a Captain
del Seryicio Medico, Sc encuentra
aquf, en- sn ciudad natal, ell esti-
mable joven doctor Julio II. Ro-
/ lensOn.
Hace i'm ailo, al terhlinar la
carrera de medicina, Julio obtu-
vo su tftulo de me;iico y easegui-
da sent0 plaza Ell el ejerclto
americana, deseoso de servir a la
''bandera de las franjas y las
estrellas."
Ahora, al ser licenciado, Quiso
venir a Puerto Rico para estar
una temporada zen esta ciudad, al
lado de sus familiares; y Sc pro
pone regresar otra vez al CONT
nente, para fijar su domicilio
ALI.
Entire Z Y 8 anoche, cuando
pasaba por la Gale Arena esqui-
ma Bertoli el vecino Florencio
Bisojo, vendedor nocturno de
Pan Y Mallorca, recibio una pc
drada en- la region lumbar que
lie hizo caer Ell terra.
No ha sido possible descubril
quien fue el desalmado autor de
esa hazafla..
COrresponsM.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08

Establecieno eprofeso-Extrca condicones
tai moderno de mayor para
Las urab con arTeg1 las mas reputadas
culatva primer 6rdenCueFpo
Sc tatarnento enermos pago
pudendo atendidos ppos medcos los de So
Depaamentos ssneeiales aisados dos para sshoss Sci;
de Ia tard los dias aborab Reconocenos $1,000
elsctro hdoerapco masajes Rayos " Fulguacdn
clos equaivamente convencionales
ooNsuLroR1o
Rafael Cordero, 122 San Juan, PR
Edfcio obieto
de los facutatvos guada de rno dde las de mafana
PERSONAL CrENT1F1co.
~ ~ Director del sanatoro: DR. Don Julio Rarrero
consuta General sanaoio-parada a7-FIao Rey de tar
Director del consulforo ouazsdo
Consuta Genera:Consultoro de 5s de Ia de los dias Ia
cirugIa General Dr. Haissi vsiss 15pe2
En Ell sanaoo pacuares de 10 II de la nahana los Martes
Espcalisa en- oos Nars odos Garganta:-Dr
Err sanatorio 5A tard los dias iaboabes
Mtdicos Internos en- e Sanatorio:
D. Don Don MANUEL Pay psza,
cruga Dsna
Dr.. Don Lorenzo r. Noa
cnula oDone No 10 (pazuea Colon de tarde, los da
1A'''1'"'S prac,cantes:
Don ENRIQUE Ferndnass,
Nicolas Gonzalez
Aseencia facltata eundada efcazmente 10 s de Carl
dad Nurses Ttuad opa aptud pracca continua lar
nd erntuales pagan mes
nsnd aeIseho ST & endos ] en- enquefa de bos estaDmn
Prsieenda, Aparsaao Tesorera Apartado 2o1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08
No. G303
+DECLARACION DE DOMINO
EG-Pdrte.

Por cuanto, habiendo presenta-
do el abogado don Arturo Aponte,
Jr., una moci0n a nombrc de Ma
ria Enrique para que Sc declare a
su favor ell dominic de la siguien-
tie finca:
"RUSTICA = Predio en- ell
barrio de Santiago Y Lima, del
termino Municipal de Naguabo,
compuesta de cuatro cuerdas,
equivalentes a una hectarea, Gin
cuenta y siete. areas v yeinte Y
una centiareas, en- indes, por ell
Norte, con la SUCCESSION de Fran
cisco Van Rey; por ell SUR y
Este, con Fernando Gonzalez; y
por ell Oeste, con Antonio y Jua-
na Claudio.
Por Tanto, y habiendose ordena
do pOr ell Hon. Juez de esta corte
Sc publique la pretension por tres
veces en- un peri0dico de los de ma
yor circulation de los que Sc edi--
tan en- esta ciudad para que los
que tengan algtn dereeho real so
bre ell inmueble descrito, las perso
mas ignoradas quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription y en- ge
neral todo el que desee oponerse
pueda efectuarlo dentrO del termi
no de sesenta dlas, libro ell presen
te. en- Humacao, p. r., 80 de
agosto de 1919.
A. Ro'nlre@ Jr.
Secretario.
Por Luis A. CUeuas,
Secretario Auxiliar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08
W A B A S Fl

Con fecuencia, ''CanterO, Fer
nandez y Co., Inc" reciben car
tas que dicen asf: ''Me he ente-
rado de que ustedes SON los agen-
tes en- Puerto Rico de los famO-
SOS muebles para Oficinas de la
WABASH CABINET CO. En-
vienme catalOgOs."
Los muebles Wabash no tienen
rival. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08

Ell viaje del seflor Carretero,
que es persona de trato agrada-
BILE y de prontas simpatias, ha
de contribuir a que ell exquisite
producto de la Perfumer1a Flo
ralia, no solo conserve aqul su
sitio de privilegio sino que cada
dia ensanche mas su mercado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08

SOLO HAY. UN "BRoMO QUINI-
MAJ, que es LAXATlVO BROMO
QUININA. La frma de E. w. GRO
We Sc halla en- cada cajita. Sc usa
por todo ell mundo para eurar res
friados en- un dia.
ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08
Academia Cat6lfca
Cuarto afiO escolar

10 La Matricula estara alberta de
21 al 30 de Ag0sto, de s IL a. N. 5
de a p. M, en- el local de la escue
la, plaza de. San Francisco.
% Sc admiten nili0s hasta el Alto
grad0 inclusive, y niIas i,asta ell Edo
anO de cOmerciO inclusive.
80 La tela del uniforme Sc facili.
ia en- la misma Academia.
40 La Academia Cat6lica esta re.
conOcida por el Departamento de Edu-
caci0n, con fecha Is de Mario de 1919
50. Las pr0fesOras de la Academia
Cat6lica son 6 Franciscan Sisters
americanas A maestras de titul0
puertOrriquehas.
So Ell ambiente de la Academia es
de estricta moralidad y de sanas ideas
religiOsas.
70 Sc dan lecciOnes de piano, PIN
tura, dibujO, etc. Advt.
--2--
EN- ARTE.
EN- ARTE NO HAY MAS
QUE DOS GENEROS SUPRE-
MOS Y DEFINITIVOS: LA
POESfAN LfRICA 7 Ell POE
MA SINF0NICO. TODO LO
DEMAS ES TRABAJO MATE
RIAL, LABOR DE NORIA, Do
MIMIC DE TECNICA, LO DE-
LEZNABLE Y LO-MEZQUINO.
PEDRO MATA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-08
VISTA HACE FE.

TelefOnee al 535 @ haga sus Pc
did0s por cOrre0.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Adut
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

hard work and with little play Dinners and lunch
90 not interest him He mas few guests
and calls for advice-no but Col. House,
whom he calls for information than advice
Yet for the first time his presidential life, Prest
Wilson is playing a game. lie is meeting strong
opposition face face and combating It. Heretofore.
in the white house he has been able TO avoid mis- Op
ponents personally. If a opposed presidential
policy the got inside the barricade at the
white house. said the president could
successful short range contest. His strength
with the beyOnet but with the big Bertha of
identia Men also said that he couldn't the
club and the gun-butt
But Uncle Remus' protested the little boy. rabbits
don't climb trees: they can't clinic Chile" answered
the old picking a coal from the ashes, Dis hyur
rabbit he done bleeged 10 climb"
on this second coming Of the president che done
bleeged climb" So he goes INTO conference With
men-strong men. tco.-Tho disagree violently. and
honestly with MIN. ne succeeding fairly we'll in
talking them And all the time while he to
extent using his gunbutt and his lard-ester on
the heads he tribes of his adversaries he is directing
the use OF his long range gun!
FoI instance: A fcw mornings after the president
arrived. Pinchon minister of foreign al
league would be included in the preimi
nary treaty peace with the which would be
signed March early April and which would
suspend hostities ard end the armistlce
The day the president sent wireless TO Mr..
Tumulty advising him To disregard rumors TO the
contrary and announce that but treaty would be
presented the the day the French
minister foreign affairs out statement that
would treaties. The next day. Col House
unohically denied that there would he treaties.
Back Of the stage imagine our beloved president go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

Copyright 1870
PARIS April 1s.-(By Gable % New York. When
Pres't Wilson 70 Europe in December. 1915. he
appealed 70 the OF Europe the heads OF
heir governments. Now dealing exclusively with
the organized governments of Europe. When he ap-
peareC n Paris dozen and weeks aeo crowds
lacked the Champs Elysees Ills progress from the
-Arch 10 the Tuileries RI tremendous triumph No
other ruler had "a greater reception.
The day ~ back Paris March tattered
cotton banner saggug in the wind rains stained and
bedrsEgled. bearing the legend Honour Wilson, lie
Juste," "a banner left from December hanging
the corner Of the Avenue Nontaigne and the
Elyseean Fields, the only reminder OF a day that
gone.
banner frayins light spring breeze
the train bearing tbe presidential party was steaming
the station. poilu band throwing back
head blowing into the brass the glory
iu grand salute: dozen frOck-cOated pug-hatted
elderly gentlemen with cynical face. Clemen-
ceau, up from his bed of pain; Poincare
Ceeri, along with the Americans, Mr. Lansing Ber-
nard Baruch Vance McCormick-gentIemen oil the bed
chamber-stood a red velvet carpet in the station
amid potted palms and evcrgreens and welcomed the
president back
president FIGHTS FACE
TO PACE BAlTLE.
The whistles did blow; there was no cheerne
the station. There little ceremony in the
Erecting than the village delegate had just home
from the Grand lodge ready to exemplify the
work Outside little enthusiasm prevailed.
~ the Hotel de Crlon that afternoon when the
three high potences--Lloyd George. ClemenCeau
the presdent-net discuss matters, gathered
with eager rubber necks. After that
way. and the president took his daily routine
10 is rather humdrum life that he lives, full Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
Things That Happening in Paris and Not Generally
Understood Outside the Gates Of the Peace Capita

sweet accord and the fraternal unanImty OF the
Always the curtain folding slowly back from Off
stage 1urder the white hands OF Prest wilson
casped in an attitude OF prayer Yet hs assaults always
are righteous" and the lawyer says. affected oy
their public use his sreat power FOR
personal ends. Huerta and Wilhelm and Pinchon had
earned the displeasure OF the high gods; they had
coming, Why the president should be ASHAMED or his
kill is inexplicabe b. his inherent desire 90
avoid spotlight.
HOW THE THING WORKS
OUT IN PRACTICE
Here is case in point. suppose the president
should desire 10 incorporate the league Of nations
clause which would guarantee the jew religious
liberty All over the world Then suppose that he heard
that the Japs would insist clause present
ed in adding TO il a phrase which would guarantee 20
all races equality OF opportunity in ali lands-ncuding
immigration America then supposing that Z were
wise TO sheve both propositions and present the league
covenant without either
Would the president explain why he had shiedf Not
for minute He would regard such an explanation -
the height improperly; the fact that IL might nep
him politically would occur to him. The innpTo-
prietv Of disclosing a secret would appal him. Vow
i'm this purely suppositiOus have key TO the
reason why the president abandoned the first OF MS
"A points: open openly arrived at; the pub
licty would affect him.
He loves the children OF light. but he doesn't
play with them, II reporter would dare 10 tel the
story tif one could imagine improbable story o.
how. Premier Hughes reacted to Prest wilson's de-
rnand that the Pacific islands should be hello under
mandatory and not turned 20 Australia; or how
the premier with the secretaries run
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
artson. and Miss Frances Thurman.
Have Purchasing Agent.

ertson. and Miss Frances Thurman.
Have Purchasing Agent.
Another departure in the loan or
ganzation this lime is The installa-
ton of a purchasing department and
a purchasing agent. Norman Blue
Ter. of the Citizens Trust Co. is the
man on this job. Ar. Blueler looks
after the purchase OF all supplies.
employees ali OF the help. IN fact as a
sort of financial secretary for the big
loan organization. r. L. Stedman
again has the position of looking aft
er supplies and is also in charge Of
all the card system and survey work
in connection with the undertaking.
Much the same system of securing
the loan subscriptions is being fol-
lowed in the Victory loan drive as
those employed in former drives, all
of which We're so very successful.
The entire county has been districted
and organized 10 the smallest units
so that every citizen Of the county
will be reached. and IL Will be i'm
pressed upon him his or her duty in
the Victory drive. An interviewers'
committee has been provided for in
each ward OF the city and also vii
be operative in the country districts,
10 cooperate and assist the bond sell
ing in every way possible. This COM
mittee will have the task OF calling
on persons. who have turned down
the regular bond sales people, or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
By William Allen White

ing the top with blood his fair blue eve.
Also imagine far back the @ H. Q. of the peace
machine beloved president working fine Italian
hand the big Bertha. And then appears the
bulletin Of the American press correspondents
announcing Lord Robert Cecil would glad
the American reporters Tuesday evening a s.
Curtain rises, disclosing a large barn like
white and gold decorations big blue covered quad
rangular table and 80 lynX-eyed American
sharpening pencils holding books ready
get his lOrdshp's communication.
Also middle rear of stage one large eagle beaked,
bald headed quic-faced English batting his
reporters the table Conversational tones
talks minutes about league of nations;
terest n life: reporters begin figure the
Sufayel Bodesia bars, when sping! his lordshp is
saying:
quite certain, and in saying ] certainly
voicns opinion OF the British delegation, that
be treaty sign. that of the league
of nations and the peace with Germany"
Zig Bertha directed from G. II. Q. has made hit
" Pinchon follows the way Of Huerta and wilhelm RI
others who get the way of Woodrow Wilson!
Britain and America united have their way 1t doubt
less horse trading the British TO
their public stand with Pres't Wilson. and
against French but doubtless also, whatever
necessary was given, and the announcement made.
FRENCH WE'RE NATURALLY
CONSIDERABLY PEEVED.
And Of course the French did like Il. They have
a quite pardonable desire to get the over; they
just where they stand financially, who is
going lend them money; what debt they will have
assume how much anythns Germany will
pay. They don't hang up in the air while the
president goes homo and adds Sen. Lodge to Huerta
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20

headquarters and banks throughout
the county. or workers will be priv
LEGGED TO accept volunteer subscrip-
tons during the week If they choose.
Banks viii forward subscriptions
received daily 50 that our statistics
may be compiled daily for publica-
ton.
Each worker in the county will be
furnished with free badge as evi-
dence that ne or she is entitled 10
take subscriptions. These badges are
Of two types. one OF colored ribbons
and the other made OF celluloid 20 go
in the buttonhole. There will be
enough OF each so that each worker
may have his choice.
Volunteer buttons will be given 20
each person who subscribes during
the volunteer week. These viii be
given out as fast as subscriptions are
received II a man subscribes for
separate bonds for different members
OF his family he is 70 have button
for each member so included, pro-
vided the number OF buttons does not
exceed the equivalent OF one button
for each $50 subscription. In addi-
ton 20 the buttons there are window
pastors. stating that that household
or building contains a subscriber for
the Victory loan. Zach subscriber
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-20
Here Mansprngs in the Machine Which Will Put
The Victory Liberty Loan Over in ST. Joseph G
e pastors n

is entitled to one OF these pastors if
he wants il.
Honor Flags TO BE Given.
Honor flags will be distributed 10
those institutions. either factor
store or bushes house. having
goodly number of employees. one
honor lag can be provided fer each
$50 employees. II may bc possible
later on TO supply more than this
In case of townships outside ol
Penn and Portage DO is figured one
honor nag for each $50 volunteef
subscribers on the basis Of the fourth
loan
window pastors will be given tO
residences. smaller stores and other
business places where Do is imposs.-
BILE 20 supply the honor flags These
pastors state that the particular i'm
stitution in which they appear has
subscribed 100 percent.
Information has been received
that the county viii he provided with
"a number Of medals made from cap
tured German cannon. the reading
on them Go bee as follows. Awarded
ment for patriotic service in behalf
Of the Liberty loans.
ON the reverse side appears OH"
words. Victory Liberty Loan. ga.
gether with au eagle and the trea--
ury building
The medal also carries the words
Made from captured German car
nom"
The government Is having -o-
difficulty making these medals 5e
cause The metal from which the GO
non was made is -o very hard that q.
is spelling the die. tut they VIII have
them here before The campaign '-
over and they vil ae awarded oul.
20 those who are recognized as in the
loan organization.
Hundreds OF workers make Hn
the organization in 81 Joseph c3un-
- 90 uu- abe loan across. lie
head0u rtcI- OF tfe Ll- rorco s. al
The Elks temple ID has been tlte
OF indueti- for several weeks r
preparation for tho opening OF th.
drive