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The Washington times., 1919-10-24

Actual work Of canyassing these areas
Will not begin until Tuesday.
The day before the drive, Monday,
there will be inaugurated a series Of
luncheons of the general committee
in the New Willard Hotel. At these
luncheons, reports OF progress of the
drive will be received, and speeches
will be delivered by prominent men.
The Trinity community fund com
mittee announced today that Tom
Moore had contributed a theater for
one afternoon performance on We'd
nesday of next week; and the de-
tails of selling tickets TO special
production of Soldiers of Fortune"
have been assigned to a women's
committee composed of Mrs. James
Carroll Frazer. chairman; Mrs. New
ton ID. Baker, Mrs. Charles 3. Hen
derson, Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt,
and Mrs. James c. Pilling. IL is the
intention of the committee to sell
Orchestra tickets at 81 apiece, the
performance to begin at 5 o'clock in
the Garden theater.
The play itself follows closely
Richard Harding Davis story of an
adventurous American in a South
American country.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
FLORISTS TO HOLD BANQUET
AT DEWEY HOTEL OCT. 27

The Get Together Banquet" OF
the florists OF Washington is to be
held at the Dewey Hotel, Monday.
October q, at p. m. Miss Ella
Grant Wilson, of Cleveland. Ohio.
will speak on flower growing as il is
conducted in the middle west.
Charles H. Grakelow, of PhiIadel-
phia. and Richard Vincent, of
White marsh. Md. will also speak.
A =. Gude is chairman of the ban
quet con mittee and has selected next
Monday as the date for the annual
event because 10 marks the last week
of preparation for Washington's
Say II With Flowers" week, which
begins on November and continues
throughout the week. Assisting Mr..
Guide in arrangements for the ban
quet are: George c. SchaYer, Elmer
Mayberry. Frank Slye, q. d. Blacki-
stone, Lewis E. Hoover, Frank T.,
Miller, J. Harper Hetherington, Ar
thur Merritt, j. Harry Ley. J. II.
Small, II. T. Payne, and W. R. West
colt.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
COMPLETING PLANS
FOR TRINITY DRIVE
Team Captains Will Meet Today
and Be Given Canvass
Areas.

With the drive of the Trinity Com
munity House for $4,000 only four
days away, members of the general
committee in charge of the campaign
to be launched Tuesday are making
every endeavor to complete all de-
tails for the three days of intensive
effort. At the meeting this afternoon
of team CAPTAINS at headquarters of
the drive, wyatt building, completed
details for canvassing the city's busi-
ness section will be outlined by Percy
S.IFoster, campaign manager. Roland
5. Robbins, chairman of the executive
committee, will preside at the meet
ing.
Two additional teams of women
were organized at Trinity Community
House last week. Already one of
these teams has received $500
At the meeting of the team captains
this afternoon the geographically di-
vided sections of the city will be as
signed to the leaders by Mr.. Foster.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
Foreign Steel Strikers
Stand For Americanism,
Nerp York Editor Saws

nit" Mr.. Fitch continued, that this
is not revolutionary strike. 1t is
far too well under control to ever
assume such proportions. General
Wood has said that even the revolu-
tionary propaganda discovered in
Gary had no connection with the
strike. He declared that the strikers
have always been very orderly.
"The strikers welcomed the coming
of Federal troops for they all know
that the United States army is the
most impartial pohcing body that
could be obtained. This has been
demonstrated in the past for never
have the soldiers-permitted strikers
to be wronged or attempted to intim-
idate them.
'In the first place, I do not believe
there are enough revolutionists in the
United States to- turn this or any
other big strike into a revolution
airy movement The great majority
Of the strikers are heart and soul
Americans, even though they do not
have that legal status. They rejoice
in American ideals and American
traditions. If they are not educated
in American ideals it is because OF
the conditions in the steel district
which does not give them the time
to become so educated"
The Washington times., 1919-10-24

Winthrop Talbot. and DR.. George A.
James. who had charge of physical
and education work in the A. E r. :
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
Brings the Roses to
chiIdren's Cheeks
6~theri Brew This Vegetable TEA at
HOne-GOod Health to all
the Family.

To drive out OF the system inpuri
oes that keep you feeling miserable
10 good advice, and people who want
Better biCod and keener enjoyment OF
life should not neglect taking at least
two-weeks' treatment OF gentle
health building K & B. Tea.
Druggists will tell you that scores
or people enjoy a cup at bedtime be
cause II. keeps liver and bowels in
proper condition and ends bilious at
tacks and sick headache.
Give II to the chifdren when peev.
ish. They like il. and it acts very
gently OF their little bowels. Be sure
-oI get pI. Carriers X. & 3. Tea.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
Difficult to Keep Your
Hair Wayy? Read This

IL you have not yet tried the new way.
the silnerine way. by all means do so.
fouH never again use the ruinous heated
ron The curiiness will appear so per
tecuy natural and the hair will be so
beautifully iUstrous Instead Of dricJ 80
parcned Thus liquid silmerine serves also
AZ beneficial dressing for the hair. liz
heitneF sucAy nor greasy. but quite
peasant 70 use. IL should be applied AZ
night with clean tooth brush, drawing
tie latter through the hair from root 10
tip. iO'' ."
The hair will have the Iov.liest cprI.
snd waves inagtnab bic In the morning snd
u VIII be easy to manage no matte hov
you do II up A few ounces of the uouid
from your druggist will last a long time
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
Eases
Colds
Az oncel Relief with
"Pape's Cold Compound"

stay stuffed-upi Quit blowing and
snuffling! A dose OF "Pspe's Cold
Compound- taken every two hours un-
til three doses are taken usually
breaks up a severe cold and ends all
grippe misery.
Relief awaits you! Open your clog
ged up nostrils and the air passages
Of your head: stop nose running; re-
lieve the headache. dullness, feverfsh-
ness. sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
-Pape's Cold Compaund" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
IL acts without assistance. Tastes
nice Contains no quinine. Insist on
Pape's!
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
MINER, ENTOMBED
BY FALL OF ROCK
Fifty Companions Dig Fran,
tically to Save Man From
Death Beneath Ground.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. 24.-Fitty
miners are working frenziedly in an
effort to extricate l.. G. Gillian. \
sixty -year-old miner, from a drist
in which he was cut off by tons nf
rock IN cave-in yesterday morninS
al the Peacock mine at Badger, Mo.
His companions have been digging
steadily for twenty-four hours.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
WOULD ADOPT NEPHEW
AND GIVE HIM NAME

Victor L. Woodbridge and his wife
Mrs. Catherine L. Woodbridge have
nled petition in the District Supreme
Court to adopt their fourteen-year-old
nephew, William Norris Pasco. They
are represented by Attorney Chaplin
B. Bauman.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
UNIVERSAL SERVICE
WITNESSES HEARD

Civilian experts on the universal
service features of the proposed mill
tary organization bill appeared before
the Senate Military Affairs Committee
tody.
They included DR.. George L. Meylan,
medical director of athletics at CO.
lumbia University, New York; DR..
The Washington times., 1919-10-24

PROF wHIPPLE JOINS RED CRoss
Prof. George c. Whipple. OF Har.
ward University has been appointed
director of the division OF sanitation
OF the League of Red Cross Societies.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
18 cents
a package

Camefs are sold every
whore in scientifically
sealed packages of 40
cisarettss; or ten pack
sSes (2oo cis4rettes) in .
GiAssine paper covered
esrton. We sfraneIyree-
ormsnd this carton for
the homo or Office sup
ply or when you travel.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
ESPECIALLY THE AURORA.

i see by the papers that one of the
big movie companies is to flm the
heavens
But won't thai make the stars
jealous?-Cartoo GaRazine
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

2oS5-Malaguenas del Mochuelo. Tenor.
La Virgen del Pillar. Tenor.
2O76-En Vano DANA.
Lldia Rostow. Walls.
2o73-Los Ayes de un Herido. Ecuatoriano
Celos. Pasiilo.
Gorilla Vida es AInarga. Pasillo.
Pobre Madre. Walls. .
2O61-Cavalleria Rusticana, Siciliana.
Cavalleria Rusticana. Brindis.
206S-La Bohemia Solo de Baritone
La Bohemia. Solo Baritone.
207o,-Himno Nacional del Ecuador.
Mcmoria de Ia Jornada lie Torqui-
(Marrha.
2273-La Historic de IN Pierrot. So
DO Tonor.
La Historic de un Pierrot. So
(lo Tenor.
2061-La Divorciada. Walls.
Llanto de Amor. Walls.
2o56-Los Magyares. Cancion de Marta.
No lie Olvido. Solo Sopranos. ,
.2055-Los Msgyares. Cancion de Marta,
No te divide. Solo Soprano.
2057-Geisha. Mimosa.
Cancion Madrilena.
205&-El Misterioso. Damon.
FL Nuevo Automovil. Damon.
2054-El Modelo Parisiense. Duo Ell Ma
(trimonio.
Ell Husar de la Guardia. Solo So
~(prano.
2O49-La Divorciada. Soprano y Tenor.
La Divorciada. CoupletS. !
2033-Cancion del Contrabajo. Tiple =
(Tenor-
Cancion del Zarape. La Onda Fria-
2o36-Dos Danzones. Mandolina, Guitarra
Walls Lento. V~illanueva. Piano y Ora
2039-Percatore de Perle. Solo Tenor.
II Trovatore. Coro.
2041-Lucrezzia Borggia. Solo Tenor.
Lucrezzia Borggia, Solo Bajo.
2040-I Puritan. Baritone y Bajo.
I Puritani. Soprano Y Tenor.
2042-Aida. Solo de Baritone.
Aida. Solo Tenor. =.
2043-Rigollctto. Tenor y Soprano.
Aida. Soprano Y Tenor.
2017-Mannella Mia. Cancicn Napolita-
ina. Solo Tenor.
So Turnato. Solo Tenor.
c01S-O Sentimento. Cancion Napolitana-
Carmen Cancion Soprano Y Tenor.
2019-Femmene Calamite. Solo Tenor e.
Suonno Sunnate. Cancion Napolita-
ina. Daddi.
202o-Seranata Scumbinata. Solo Tenor
Core e Mamma. Solo Tenor. .
2O2s-Himno Nacional de Colombia.
Tn Viaje en- ell Mar.
2029-Himno Nacional de Panama, So
(prano, BART y Coro.
HlmEo Naclonal De TdnaInd-
S44-El Chiflido. Damon.
Ell Enterrador. Damon.
S45-Nc me toques ell Pito. Damon
Las Delicias, Damon. O..
S46-Caruca. Damon.
FL Cierre a las seis. Damon
S4S-La Carmita. Guaracha. =
Carnela- Criolla-
S49-El Espiritu Y ell Poeta- Punto Gu
(bano. Tenor
A Colombo. Duo, Tenor Y Baritone
851-La Conspiracion del "A, la. parte.
La Conspiracion del "A, "a. parte.
S54-Punto G~uajiro. Tenor y Baritone.
La Playa. Bolero.
S55-Petit Club. Damon.
Los Petrolini. Damon.
s30-A una Ingrata. Bolero.
Amar con Passion. Tenor.
a31-La Vecina Pedigueha. Solo Tenor
Ell Cubano Loco. Solo Tenor.
s32-Elena. Tenor y Baritone.
La Raina de Ia Rumba- III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

2202-Las Clavellinas. Floro.
La Sultana. Tenor y Baritone.
C2I66-Canto Moderno, Canto con Galta.
La Panoya. Canto con .Agita. Ra-
(mon Garcia, Gaytero de Libardon
2l6S-Danza Prima Asturiana. Canto con
La Naviega Asturiana. (Ga!ta
2I69-Canto del PajareZ. Canto con Galta
Canto del Peine.
2l89-El Hermano B~altazar. Tiple
Los Diamantes de Ia Corona.
Triple Millancs.
2156-La Octava Maravilla. Polka,
Pobre Negro. Pasillo Ecuatorlano.
2l57-San Juanito EcuatOriano.
GUERRITA. Paso Doble.
2l5S-Himno Nacional del Peru.
Diabolo. Two Step.
2l6U-Praviana Nueva. Galta.
Aldeana Asturiana.
2l6l-Soberana. Gaia.
Los Paxarinos.
2l62-Recuerdos de la Guerra de Melilla.
La Nirgcn de Covadonga.
226l-Zingara. Solo Violin; D'.Ambrosslo
Romance. Solo de Violin
2lS3-Montaheta Asturiana. Gaita.
La Molinera. Gaita.
2l2S-So6ador. Walls. zI
Diabolo. Two Step. TIE
2l35-El Bolero. Marcia.
Fl Murciclago. Solo Silvido.
~2l36-Vamonos tendidos. Two Step.
Gran Campo Florido. Walls. a
(dolina y Guitarra
2137-A Pacchiana e Sarno. Canci6n
(Napolitana.
Santa Lucia. Cancion Napolitana.
2139-En eli Desierto. Comlco.
En- la Peluqueria. Comicn.
2l4l-Policia Enamorado. Comico. Cobb
Ven a mis- brazos.
2l42-Entre Naledores.
La Suerte de los Borrachos.
2l1S-Ammorc G Femena.
Rosa G Maggie.
2lI9-Dulce Melodia. Walls.
Romanza sin p~alabras.
2l2O-Como el rocio. Tenor = Baritone.
Desilucion. Bolero.
2l22-La Jaquetona. Bolcro Colombo ,
Perez.
Arriba con cl Himno.
76l-Canto Rojo. DANA Caracteristlca
(Colombiana, Muriklo.
Himno Republican, de Colombia.
7G2-Leonor. Polka Emilio Murllo
(ORQUESTA).
Garcia. Gavota. Gavota. Murllo.
2269-Danza Hungara dc Brahms No. )
(Orquesta.)
DANA Espanola de Moshowskl.
2l24-Rumor. Ecuatoriano.
Fl Imbabura.
2I4S-Hermosa Patria mia. DANA To-
(rres Ovando.
81 = no.. no Y ST..
2l49-Marianas nucvas. Antonio del Pozo
Tango de los Serafines.
2l52-Aires de mi TERRA. Ecuatorlano.
Los Descontentos. Paslllo.
2I5l-Mi Reina. Walls.
Francisco L. de Ia Barra. Marcia.
ELISHA Molinera. Canto Gaita.
Montanera Asturiana.
or52 Az mi DioS Fcuatoriano.
Leonor. Walls.
C. 766-Segunda Machicha Colombiana.
CMurillo piano
Estudio solo de Piano. Murillo.
2143-El Chauffeur. Couplets. Conesa.
Caramba.
ol4s-EI paiaro Azul. Solo Tenor.
Las Hijas de Eva. Solo Tenor.
2l47-Los Bohemios. Tenor Y Tiple.
(OJO OPERA.
Fl senior Joaquin. Solo Tiple.
PIT Castigliana. Cancion Napolitana-
Risa Ridete. Solo Tenor.
2lI2-A la Vera del Quere. Solo Tlple.
Estilos dc Jotas. Solo Tenor.
21l3-El Palomo. Cancion Popular.
Alegres Toreros.
21ll-Guajiras de los de Cuba, Antonio
(del Poo.
Grenadines de los Repatriados.
ol09-Inolvidable. Walls.
Lindas Gringas. Two Step.
2oS7-Rina Conrugal. Dialogo Comico,
Dentista Moderro. (Gobol.
2Os8-El CARNIVAL de Venecia a Besos.
-''o (C6mico. Cobb.
FL Poata 7 Ia Criada. Conico.
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22o5-Chateaux Margaux. Solo T1iple.
Campanone. Solo Triple.
22l3-Vueive. Baritone. Torres Ovando.
La Capa Espanola. Solo Tenor.
~22O7-Penas Secretas. DANA R. BeZarez
I'm Pltgo. Sofa Tenor.
2209-Los Hiios del Zebedeo. Solo Tipie.
Los Bohemios. TipIc y Tenor.
221O-La Czarina. Solo Tiple.
Nal de Amores. Tiple Y Tenor.
22l1-Momento de Walls. Mandolina Y
(Guitarra.
Danzas Humoristicas
22l2-Danzas Mexicanas. Jorda Boca-
Ultinlo Amor. Schotish. Mand Y
(Guits.
22l5-Los Ojos dc Dolores. Abrego y
(PicaZzo.
Toros de Fuerza, Canci6n popular.
2275-Favorita. Solo Mezzo Soprano
Ballo in Mashera. (Anitua.
C22T7-Eva. Walls.
Amor de Gitanos. yals.
2279-El Condo de Luxemburgo y Miss
Gibbs.
Bajo la Doblc Aguila.
22Sn-Lloraba un Corazon. Challa.
@6o9-BalIo in Maschera.
Fedora. 0 grand, occhi lucent.
27&2-Traviata. Tenor Y Soprano.
Trayiata. Soprano Y Tenor.
27S4-Fausto. 10 voglio il placer. J..
Che fate qui sIgnore. T.
a74O-Pescatore di Perle.
Carmen. Aria de Micaela.
2750-Carranza Y Wilson. Damon
La Llegada de Tiburon. Cubano.
{ 049-ToGues Ml!itares. l, ,. 3. 4.
Banda de Aspirantes de Mexico.
2O9l-La Fiesta dc Conchita. Comico.
Esccra Conyugal.
o5S7-Marcha n. Moreno Canton.
Loterla Nacional Guiana.
90S7-El Dcntlsta Moderno.
Rina ConyugaI.
2lS2-Amparo. Walls.
Carload. SchotIsh-
2O57-Gcisha.
Canci6n Madrilcna,
20qO- Carolina. Carolina. Comlco.
26SO-Educacion P~ractica. (Alfredo del
Soy Tremendo. Comlco.
(Dicstro.
Actualidades. Muy Comica.
2779-La ]contesta d gcla o el Avlador.
Chocolate Purgantc. (Cubanasl.
oSII-Las Cosas dc Macorina. Dialogo.
Recclo. Trio Oriental y Canto.
283l-La Chatita. Schotish.
Raquel. Paso Doblc.
2S3G-Amaneccr.
Histories y Cuentos.
oS77-AiGa. DANA dc los Sacerdotes.
Patria. Paso Dobie.
2891-Chaucha Pelada. Costena.
FL Caiman.
29lO-Yaravi. Marcia Pernana.
Marcia de Chorritos.
29iI-Ataque de Uchmnayo. Peru.
&c :haspares.
29l4-Himno Nacional I~taliano.
Himno de Garibaldi.
Las Hijas de Eva.
2lSO-Besos Y Pesos. Walls.
Declaration Algeria. Danzas.
2IS4-Buenas Noticias. Polka.
Carmela Schotish.
2ls5-Antonio del Pozo. Mochuelo.
~Cartageneras. lAsturlana.
2ls6-Tango Poltico. Mochuelo.
Soledades. Mochuelo.
21S7-Notre sui Mare. Cancion ltallana.
MARY Bruni.
Torna Maggie. Cancion Napol.
2195-Palumella. Palumella. Cancion Ma
(politana. Daddl.
4 Fissazione c Muglierama.
2I96-Viva Ia Patria. Canci0n Patr1o-
Viva la Patria. (tica. Vergerl
2I97-Suenos color de rosa. Tenor y Ba-
~(ritono. Floro Y Cruz.
A Maria. Cancion Guiana.
2l9S-Guarina Comica. Colombo y Flores.
Gacela.
2l9a-Mis Arhelos. Tenor Y B%raitono.
Colombo Y Miguel.
Marina. Duo Tenor y Baritone.
220O-A MART. Punto Cubano, ~Hilvelra.
FL Esclavo. Duo Tenor y Baritone.
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-G3rone1 neE.a. MARINA
oo5r-Ta Cabe1a ja p.rcbo Villa
- Poeia,.;6r
c 9S4-Tosca. E lucevan restelle.
Recondita ammonia.
aS5-Cayalleria Rusticana.
No, no Turido.
Caval!eria RuStcana.
Flor de Gaggiole.
2020-Serenata ScunbinaJ2.
Serenta Scunbinata.
2049-La Divorciada. Duo Gonca Y Carlos
La DtvorciaGa. Duo Gonoa Y SaroS
-'oI-T4 Do'oEc'ar%, '% y 0Pe''
,,.- Go - ,rn..h,
-O0' '
,oee C - ~I"ia'' Co-s ro.,-.o,c q Patio
~ - 81;
H!ocC'h-a' AHA ue' '1'U
2O6l-Shantec.er.
Megreso q sorrento.
-o'0- -ta'e"% Ne. 'P""''"
o,o- uGS.S- C,,a, Gro, ro+a
-1o'-ISsCoII3S -! G1e"toS' u'"' ''
L4Sl0neS CsPEIa""@s'
ZI-o- Sono e! Aoc!O' Po'e'"'
a, 9es5inclo7. B9 3f15Ido ro,o-
81 '1.a : $50 a.,
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o,oo D'I-~ r.
@l1S-En IA feiuquerI"' C"Hico'
d.. IN 81 DeSlerto' 70; G y ST;Ia,sz
-I74-La C"cn"'Fel"' i'p'e 1''-''S
49,. Jugar con Fuego,
2Io9-NaS "e iI""a'e'a'
LanZas Y ESpadas.
2165-CaDco Antique MOntaneS.
Canto Modcrno Montanes.
o2S4-E Huesi;o. tDanzones.
Moratin. Gu
2235-El JiQui. ba-
Elubc. Eluhc. nos.
@225-El Barbero de Sev'Ila. Ocar'na-
Travata Solo Ocar7Na.
2277-Amor Gitano. Walls.
Eva.
o2S5-Sanson . Da!ile.
Samson 9 DaliIc.
oaS6 RiroIIotto
PgoIIa-+o
229I-La Bcbida Is IN Ve7eno.
PeliculaS ComicaS.
pao%-BouCuet do Amor. Recitado.
W me- suirjdo. Maloneva.
2296-Eva. Opereta.
Eva. 0pereta.
2506-Manon Lescauit.
La boheme.
~23I5-Himno 4 TripolI. harcha.
Principe &c Piamonte.
{ 726-Eraani. Baritone ' Coro.
Er1ani. Baritone ' Coro.
-2--Tarto NE oG,as. solo de Baritone.
Mis- Verses. Solo de Baritone.
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c 95-Tandem. duo de
Tripplettes. tCornetines.
l52-Corrida lie Toros en- Monterrey.
FL MatTimon!o.
l5S-Dialogo de TraSnochadores-
la Vida del Pobre.
lS9-Causticos ' Si7apismos.
Chascos de IN Enamorado.
197-Tapada de GalIos en- Morelos.
San Lanes.
&&4-Arpa de Orc.
lie Rhone Ct Ia Sahone
35S-En Alta Mar.
Tegersee Lanser.
S5S-Alma Gitana.
Psrada de Guardia.
Sofa Rabalera. Romanza Carmen F.
La Dolores. (de Lara.
S77-Duo de la Africana.
La B7uia. Romanza.
3S0-La Muslca del Beso.
Ell BeSo. Virginia q. de Nava-
47S-Zampa. OberCura.
ScraGeila. Obertura-
5l5-Barbero dc Sevilla. Polonesa
FL Rry que Rabio. Romano.
5IS-La avorita. Una Vergine.
la r~avorita. Wen Leonora-
542-Cuando IA lana erie Pelos.
Ca ram. oa-..
54S-Mi Suegra. Comlco.
NoviazCo. Cobb.
565-u Pescatore di PerIe.
Ii Pescatore di Perle.
59I-Las Golondrinas de Becduer.
Morenita mia, que dice I'd.
65O-La NarCarita. DanzaS.
La Triguena. PortoUiquenss.
Oh Santo CicIo. lde viena.
S00-Perjura. &C.. MuSlca
Fl Cometa HALEY. Guiana
64S-En los Altos Alpes. Duo Tiolines.
Suspiranao por Ia casa Natal,
Violin Flauta Y Arpa.
S61-Serenata a Duo CancadoreS
S7S-joveleS, Orquesta
Joyeles. Liga Antioquena,
S7q-Naria LU'Sa.
Titiri-e-o. LlGa.
9l6-AlaS Doradas. A~ntioquens.
AworcS.
9S5-AIlegretto Non T-orpo, Solo Flauta
E. Columbia. Murillo. Colomoiano.
9S0-Bccraccjo. Tenor =
Boccaccio. Baritone.
C24OI-Favorita. O MIC Fernando.
F~avorita. Salve Dlnnora.
2749-No te mueras sin IT 3 Espana.
Ia Conca. Mislca Guiana,
24SI-Dulces Caricias. Vais.
Antes cue salCa el Sol.
24I5-El Abanlco. Marcia.
Viva Ia Jota.
25f5-El Loro. jarana.
Cucarache-os. Jarana-
257S-Amaneciendo. Bale Chjleno.
la Zamacueca. Schotlsh.
25S6-Te " en- SuenOs. Mazurca.
Cupido. FaSo Doble.
25-a-Celozas. DANA No. l
Re5eca. Walls.
25S7-No !e hace. Two Step.
e. Cacnito. Sores chiapaHeccs.
25SS-Guerrillas. SoneS chiapanecoS.
la Tonalteca.
2592 FL RECALLS. DAMON
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-06

26l-Escena Coz
La Fiesta
2092-Las Locas
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3o3-El Brujo.
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New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

WANTED-A young girl. for after
 moons, to take care of a small child.
 Apply S1 Forest St. 9-G-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TO RIINT--Ro with board, elderly
 lady preferred. Address 11XB,
 Horn ld Office 9-4 3dN
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

Don't waste valuable \ time searching for help. s, People seeking work read the Herald Want Column daily. Tell them your story and the va cancies in your force
 ess will be filled. -ai E.4R
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

W W.\NTED- Nurse maid, over l6;
 must be fond of children; able to stay nights; good wages to rig Int party; woman for laundry work two days d week. Address Herald Box 27kS. 9-6- If
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06
HELP WATTED-TEM

ANTED-COmpetent maid for gen eral house work; no washing. Apply
 1855 Lincoln St. 9-6-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06
WANTED
SUMMER RESORTS
SITU .NTION WANTED

WANTIID--N oung lady desires post
 tion doing StonographN and clerical work; expert typist; six years cN- perencc. Address Box 19Wf, Herald 9-6-2dN
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

FOR SALE--One 1917 Dodge touring, one 1917 Chevrolet touring, one 1917 Empire tour- ing, one 1915 Ford touring. These are all good bargains and must be sold at once ERICSSON & SNOW AUTO !. Co.,, 2S7 Elm St. Tel. I1SS.
 7-3i-tfI
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

FOR SALE-Fine Alberta peaches
 E. B. Wood, 127 Jerome st. 9-5-3dt
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06
FOR sALEAuscELLANEoUs

FOR SAa1E-Six-foot window frafnt and four lights of glass. ". H Metcalfe, 12o Wallace St. Tclephonl 228-2 g-C-2d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

and see our lots on
 Conn Ave. Sunday. 9r6-1d
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06
MALE HELP

'ONNENTICUT RI0PRESENTATINl F -~Large New York Corporation
 manufacturing Loose Leaf Rinde1S,
 Forms and Accounting Systems has opening in Connecticut territory
 for capable salesman, preferably experienced in this or kindred lines. with knowledge of bookkccpinG or accounting. This is an unusual op- p0rtunitN for the right man to con- meet with al progressive house o'- fering exceptional earning poSsIbI- itios. State qualifications fully. Sheppard Company, 311 Hudson St., x, Y. C. 9-6-l :
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

WANTED- Bar porter, Hotel Beloin.
 9 -6-tf
New Britain herald., 1919-09-06

THE SMALLEY GARAGE specializes on Chevrolet cars. First class work.
 240 SmalleN St. Tel. 1868. 9-5-6dX
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-10-31

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