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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-18
erwin W. YOUNG
SEEING PARIS
Writes His Brother About Trip
Through Paris. Thinks it is
Some Swell Place, Great
Buildings and Parks
SPENT FOUR DAYS ...-
49, DOING THE CITY
Many Officers in Paris, Says it Nearly
Breaks Fellows Arm Saluting
Them 3,i
Rouen, France,
May 81, 1919

hOu6n, FRANCE
May 81, 1919
Dear Brother and All: t., !
Received your letter today, and
as you say you havn't heard from
me for couple of weeks will ans
wer right away. I have written re-
gular every week so don't see why
you don't get them. / sent all my
mail through the British pOstoffice
while ! was out at No. E. hospital
so it might take little longer, but l
suppose you will get them all one of
these days. Well I just got back
from Paris last night I spent four
days there and believe me it sure
is some swell town. I don't think
there is anything in the United
states that can compare with the
buildings and parks that I saw in
Paris. Starr and ! went up on the
train Monday, got there at eleven
O'Clock. and came back Thursday
night. We were on the go from the
time we got off until we got ready
for home. Monday afternoon we went
through the park called the Tuillers
and the art museum or Lowe From
there we went to the Hotel De Vile,
and the Notre Dame Cathedral, and
the church that was struck by one
of the shells from the Germans big
gun. 1t sure tore an awful hole in
it. From there We went down
through the Latin quarter where all
the students that go to- school in.
Paris live. That evening we went to
one Of the theatres that put on Am
erican shows. The next morning we
went through the Concord and saw
the place where all the kings and
queens were put to death during the
revolution, and then went through
Napoleon's tomb. Believe me that
sure is some swell place. From there
we went to see the Phantom De la
Cure, or a view of the war as it
would De In EnSllSh. IL is building
built in a circle and is about fifty
feet in diameter, and rs feet high 4
The picture is painted on the wall
of the building. 1t is painted in
sections, one section for each of
the allied countries in the war and
shows all the important men OF
each country 1t was begun in Aug
ust 1914 and was Just finished
couple of weeks ago Believe me that
picture is worth going a thousand
miles to see. l am sending you a
book that shows the biggest share
of the picture. From there we went
over to see Eifel Tower. That is
pretty nice affair but not what I
aynaptpd il would hn Tn tho after
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-18
Wants Congress to Vote on PrOhi.
bitiOn.
(Harvey's Weekly.O

NharNeyS "eeRly.)
So the President passes the
buck"-or tries to; for we have
little expectation that his political
Vancouver will succeed. Having,
with his own handpicked Congress,
imposed upon the country war
time prohibition" which is to so
into effect not in wartime, but after
the war is over, he now seeks to
throw upon the new congress re-
sponsibility for the embarrassment
Of either maintaining or repeating it,
and for the odium which seems sure
to attach to whichever course is
adopted.
So the president wants congress
to do something about it right away
quick, before the law goes into eff
feet July l. If congress should vote
upon it, he shrewdly reckons, it
would be certain to get itself into
trouble: if it voted for repeal, it
NOulu lhC HOS-
tility of the dry" forces. "See!" all
the Creels would cry, The Presi-
dent had a prohibition law enacted,
and the wicked Republicans have re-
pealed it and made the nation drunk
again" If, on the other hand, cong
ress should vote against repeal, it
would incur the displeasure of a
very large part of the general public
who would have it creeled into
their ears that the President wanted
TO have them relieved of the odious
prohibition, but that congress re-
fused and thwarted him.
We do not think the trick will
work. The President is responsible
for the law, and, despite the
advice" he says he has received.
has full power to suspend or recall it
if he wishes. 1t is up to him to deal
with it.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-18
Mrs. M. O. Dalvey and daugh-

Mrs. M. o. Dalyey and daugh-
ter Catherine departed today for
visit with relatives in Sioux Falls,
S. D.
Miss Alice Bakken returned to
Ridgeway today having spent few
days here with Miss Cecil euro.
Lost time cannot be regained.
Lose no time in arranging to enter
the Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi. 25-1.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-18

@ Attorney R. J. Sullivan of Os-
sian was a business visitor here yes
terday.
Mrs. F. P. Adams arrived home
Sunday from a weeks visit in Min
neapolis.
%. P. Krogsund went to Madi-
son, Wis. Thursday for visit with
q relatives. r.
Martin Haakenson went to
Fairbault, MINI. Monday for visit
with relatives.
! Attend the Hospital benefit sup
per at the Rev. Glesne church on
Saturday, June 21. :--
i Rev. M. Hogan went to. Ossian
Thursday to be present at the COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Jennie Sanaker went to
Fayette Monday to attend the sum-
mer session of school.
Rev. Kasberg concluded his stay
here. and returned to his duties at
81 w is.
Miss Eelanor Grinna concluded
her visit of three weeks and left for
~ Denver. Colo. last Saturday.
Mrs. A. c. Hagemier went to
Minneapolis yesterday for a visit Of
several weeks with her neice.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. LANCE left
for Lake Okoboji where they will
i. join friends and spend two weeks.
Miss Bessie McCrea of Airing
s ton, Iowa, is a guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Inward this week.
Misses Mona Whalen and Lillian
. Greer departed Monday morning on
trip to Charles City and Chicago,
~ MIR. and Mrsa c. ThorsOn of
Humboldt, Iowa who have been guests
at the George Eyenson home left for
Albert Lea Monday. ..,.
james Meikle of the Commercial
Hotel and Harry Linch of Cedar
Rapids were business visitors at lie
Roy, MINI. Thursday.
Mrs. Ylvisaker who visited her
son for two weeks Prof. S. G. Ylvi-
saker, returned to her home in Min
neapolis yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Skyberg returned
to Fairmont, MINI. Thursday having
been here to attend the graduation
exercises at Luther College.
Mr.. A. A. Darling departed on
Friday morning for Montrose, S. D.
On business connected with farm in
terests near that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Reynolds are
enjoying visit from their daughter
Mrs. Einar Bring and her little
daughter, of Franklin, Penn.
Miss Alta Holland completed a
very successful season in the mil
linery business and left for her home
in Cedar Rapids yesterday. Miss Hol-
land will, leave Cedar Rapids the
first of the week with her mother
Mrs. VIM. Holland and her sister
Miss Lou for motor trip to SYRIA
cuse, New York and other Eastern
points. During her stay in the East
Miss Holland will visit Eastern mar
kets and make purchases. She will
return about the middle OF August
for her fall opening of up-to-date
millinery goods. g.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-18

Do not try to convince woman;
it is a perfectly useless task unless
what you say agrees absolutely with
her own views on the subject.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-18
Christian Science Services,

SUNDAY 1O:45 a. m. |''
Subject for lesson sermon for the
christian Science services next Sun
day, June 20: rs the Universe In
Guiding Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?"
Sunday school Il O'CLOCK.
Meetings 8 p. m.
Reading Room open Wednesday
and Saturday from 2 to 4.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-06-18

g. 'H,-N
we will put
wool texture
E absolutely
B. BEARS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
MEDICINAS NOVELERAS.
Medicinas nuevas aparecen y

desaparecen, pcro qucda la EMU.
SION DE SCOTT. Porque? Tres
generaciones han comprobado su
merito y efcacia. Los medicos
de medic siglo atras recomenda-
ron el aceite de higado de baca.
lao como uno de los mas podero-
sos reconstituyentes de las fuer-
zas whales. Los medicos de hoy
liza reconocen que no Sc ha des-
:ubierto mcaicamento que 10 SUI
oere. Solo ell mejor y mas puro
Gceite de higado de bacalao Sc en-
plea en- la EMULSION DE
SCOTT, combinado ademas en-
forma cientlfica con otros clemen-
tos curativos.
En- medicinas debe buscarse
siempre 10 mejor; economics traen
engaiios y desengaiios. Cuando
SO sabe de un producto que tiene
nerito. 10 prudente es patrocinar-
10. Tomemos, pues, Ia EMUL-
SION DE SCOTT. Advt. "A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
AUXILIO MUTUO
Febrero 2S, 1919.


Entradas :-Sres. don Antonio
Turco. de San Juan; Jose Mendez
Perez, de Rio Piedras; Mariana
Saras Pardo, de San Lorenzo; Ra-
mon Riollano Alarc0n, de Puerta
de TERRA; Manuel Ortiz Manan6s.
de San Juan.
Salidas :-Sres. don Manuel Ares
Fernandez. de GuaynabO: Manuel
Ares Quintana. Julio Rojo Fa-
bian. de San Juan; Toribio Rive
ra Gonzalez, de Ciales; Ignacio
Aluino Soto. de Rio Piedras.
Mario |, 1919.
Entradas :-Sres. don Laureano
Alvarez So5rino, de San Juan; Ar
turo Castrill0n Mera. de Baya-
mon; Cearkondinelli Fillippi, Ra-
mon Gutierrez Garcia, de San
Juan.
Salidas :-Sres. don Jose Ramos
Perez. Antonio Lopez Orcasitas.
Basilio Diaz Largo, Emilio Civida
mes Rolan, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05

inmediatos, sino politi-
COS, pues ell b0lchevismo encuen-
ira terreno tan aprOpiado para
propagarsc entire los 'hambrientOs,
como entire los ignorantes.
En- cuanto la orientaeion po-
Utica general del nuevo GObierno
checoeslovaco, Masaryk declara
que sera sinceramente democrati-
ca, adihiriendose en- este por COM
pleto a la alianza democratica de
naciones, que ha defendido las Ii
bertades del mundo.
Respecto la complicada cues
ton de fronteras de la nueva Re-
pt.olica, manifesto ell Presidente
1ue, 81 bien los checoeslovacos adj
anitiran como definitiyas las deci-
stones del Congress- de la Paz, con-
sidera justifcadas algunas aspi-
raciones de su pals. Una de estas
cs la ocupacion de Pressburgo, me-
tropoli y centro comcrcial de una
extensa region agricola entcramen
te habitada por cslovacos. De
suerte que. aun cuando Pressburg0
es una ciudaQ poblada por alema-
nes V judios, con una minorla es-
lovaca. Ia circunstancia de ser el
mercado natural de Ia region an
tes indicada Y puerto importante
sobrc cl Danubio. hace que su eX-
clusici0n del territorio de la Re
pn5lica privarla una porci6n
muy importante de esta del centro
y de la via facil Y natu-
raj de sus proIductos.
El terreno disputado en- las from
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
os.Nuevos Estados de Europa
.Aspiraciones de los Checo>Eslovacos.
Una enrevista con e Presdente Masaryk.

teras polacas, no Sc pretende por
observation-disclosures fundandose en-
razones de etnografla o Macdonald
dad sino considerandolO como te-
rritorio neutral que no pucde ser
asignado los poiacos sin que an
tes Sc resueltan importantes cues
tiones relativas a ferrocarriles, mi
mas. sindicatos dc obreros bohe-
MICS. etc., etc.
''Existe ademas, un nilcleo i'm
portante de rutenios, que haoita
eltre la Eslova1uia oriental Y los
territories destinados pertenecer
Rumania. Estos retenios han So
licitado ser incorporates a la Re
piiblica bohemocslovaca Y pedido
IN pleoiscito. ell este sentido. To-
da su existencia economica de
pende de tai union.
"Nosotros dice Masaryk no
la Ihemos solicitado. pero no pode-
mos rechazarla. Su resultado Sc
ria. ademas. completar la cadena
aliada formada por Polonia, por
nlestro pals. por Ramania y Sur
Eslavia, quedando con ella corta-
da toda communication entire Ale
mania Y la Europa oriental. En-
el Congreso de la Paz. el princi-
pio democratico de las Macdonald
dades debera ser el predon1inante.
pero seguramente seran debida
mente tenidas en- cuenta otra con
sideraciones de detalles, para ase-
gurar Ell el porvenir la prosperi-
dad de los pueblos y los beneficios
de la paz.''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05

Un corresponsal de ''The I'll
mes" de Londres, ha celebrado
una entrevista con ell Sr. Masaryk,
primer preaidente de la Replbli-
ca bohemioeslovaca, y oibtenido de
este personaje importantes decla-
raciones.
La primera Y mas urgente ne
cesidad para aluel pals es estable-
Ger comunicaciones directas V re-
gulares con las naciones aliadaS
de Occidente. La Reptiblica bo-
hemioeslava-dicc Masaryk-es la
base natural para todos los traba-
JOS de los .aliadOs en- la Europa
central Y oriental. Una vcz que
tengamos comunicaciones faciles
:on los paises de Entente po-
lremos extender tales comunica-
clones a Polonia, Rumania y Sur
Hslavia. Asi, pues. para remediar
nuestro actual Y pernicioso aisla-
miento, es nrgente establecer un
,ervicio aereo diario entire Estras-
burgo Y Praga. Todo 10 que sea
'etrasar este servicio es eXponer-
'os sin necesidad a peligrosas com
,licaciones. Despues de la comu-
licaci6n por aeroplanos vendra la
COMMUNICATION por tren.''
A continuation del estableci-
miento de co,nunicaciones. Massa-
ryk aboga por que provea, por los
aliados, a la organization de los
transportes Y de la importation dc
granos, grasas v otros articnlos dc
primera necesidad. Esta importa-
cion, no solo producira efcctos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05

CARRETONES para cargar sa-
cos de aZjicar ell las Centrales.
vende la FERRETERIA MERINO.
'oo!H olIond 'upnr ugS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
LA CANPANA DE SOCIOS DE
LA CRUZ ROJA.
HAY GRAN ENTUSIASMO EN-
TODA LA ISLA PARA OBTE,
NER IN BUEN RESULTADO.

Ha dado principle ell lunes en- to
la la isla la gestion de socios para
"a Cruz ROja correspondence al
ailo 1919, reinando el mayor entu-
siasmo entire los miembros de les
Ccmites que estan terificando el
rabajo de campafia. La proclama
que dirigiera al pueblo el Gober-
nador interino y ell manifesto del
Presidcnte del Comite Executive
del Capitulo de Puerto Rico, de la
Cruz Roja, y del Comite de socios,
insertadc per IA prensa, son va CO.
nocidos de todo pals, y Sc espera
un buen resulta5 p de los esfue"-
zos que Sc verifiqden durante la
semana los miembros de las comi-
stones cncargadas de la campana.
FL pueblo de Puerto Rico como
,e los trabajos de ayuda que h.
prcsttado la Institution humanits
ria durante 81 tempo que viene &C
tuando en- la isla la Cruza Roja
Americana, y respondent con en-
tusiasmo. llenando las listas de
asociados, seg1n ha sDficltado la
organization, de I'm modo liberal,
. mas bien que no quedara I'm solo
ciudadano, que pudiendo hacerlo,
no Sc registre como socio en- esta
campana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05

CERA JOHNSON, PARA BAL
LIE. Haga SUI pedido anticipada-
mente a la FERRETERIA MERI-
NO. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05

No. s aprobada Ell diciembre II de
1918 titulada Ley para eXtendel
las disposiciones dc la ley titulada
Ley para proveer de rcntas adj
cionales para el Pueblo de Puerto
Rico mediante imposition de deter
minadas c0ntribuciones adic.ola-
les soorc ingresos V para otros f.
ner'. con el o1jeto de poder SUI
fragar todos los gastos que oca-
sioncn las reparaciones Que debcr
efectuarsc en- el asilo de ni1os dc
santurce, asl como tam5ien aten.
der al eNceso de gastos en- constrat
ci0n V conservation de caminos pt
blicos y a la construction de una
escuelas en- Moca, y para otros fl
nes. -
p. de la G.. 121.-Por el senol
Huyke: para pagar los gasto;
originados por el banquete con que
la Legislature ohse1ui6 la Mari
na francesa.
p. de la C. 122.-Por el se1ol
IIuyke: "Proveyendo para Ii
transfercncia del derecho sobre los
terrenos, edifcios, equipo y de to-
da otra propiedad usada actual
mente por el Colegio de Agricultu
ra Y Artes Mecanicas v pertene
cientes a FL Pueblo de Plerto Ri
60. favor de la Junta de Sindi
cos de la Universidad de Puerto
Rice"
p. de Ia G. 123.-Por los senore'
l4astra Charriez. Porrata Doria J
Penedo Benitez: ''Para disponel
de ounce mil (15,OOO) d6lares d'
los fondos del %esoro Insular out
hayan rcsultado sobrantes de To-
1ltimos aiios fiscalos, para la am
pliaci0n del asilo de ciegos de |;
ciudad de Ponce. !"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
CAFE YAUCONO
No tiene rival.

No tiene rival.
Ciertos vendedores de cafe mo-
lido ell San Juan y sus sWourbios
Sc han afanado en- hacerle fuerte
competencia pero han fracasado.
Han tratado de imitarlO en- su
confecci6n y 'hasta en- nombre de
marca pero han perdido su item
po y Sill dinero.
FL p1blico de San Juan Y Gle la
Isla sabe perfectamente bien que
ningGn cafe sino YAUCONO. es
puro, sin mezcla, limpio, bien tos-
tado y molido, el mas sabroso y
ell lnico exclusive que viene de
Yaucc.
No Sc deje enganar de los que
quieren hacer grandes capitales
como tales artlculos que no son
como ell nuestro, y que para ven
der su cafe usan marcas parecidas
ell nombre a YAUCONO v tratan
con mil argumento1 de convencer
al que usa siempre este cafe para
que use al de ellOs. Todos saben
que YAUCONO es ell mejor, el
mas limpio, 'el mas aromatico, el
mas sabroso. mejor preDarado Y
mas saludable.
iQue aspirina nj alcoholado pa
ra guitar su dolor de cabeZa!
Tome YAUCONO y cesaran sus
dolores.
SenOres, he ah1 el porquc no hay
quien venda como nosotrOs.
YAUCONO COFFEE co.
Telefono 1872, San Juan, Cristo
Santurce 406, Telefono 1872
Advt
Para buen cafe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05

olI0nd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
Proyectos de la Camara
en- Prinnera Lectura

p. de la G. 116.-Por el senior
ITuyke: "Asignando Ia cantidad
de mil quinientos (S1 500 'd6la-
res para la erection de I'm monu-
mento Munoz Rivera en- los te-
rrenos lie Ia Univcrsidad de Puer-
to Rico, y para ctros fines.
p. de la c. 117.-Por el senior
L.astra C;harriez: Para pchar a
todo funcionario que violara en- al
gura forma la declaration de de
retihos establecidos FOR la Con III
tt,.i0n de Puerto Rico.
p. de la c. 118.-Por el sei1or
Iilcro (Fuigencio): para la
ccnstrraci0n de un elificio escae-
Ia de socho salones' en- ell pueblo de
San Lorenzo, crcando los fondos ne
ccsarios, y para otros fines.
P. de la G.. 1l9.zPor el senior
inero (Fulgencio) : para enmen-
dar las Secciones / Y l6 de la "Ley
para cstablecer sistemas moaelos
de pesas y medidas. .reglamentar
Ia compra y vcnta de morcanclas
la computation de pesas y medi-
das en- transaccioncs industriales
comerciales V cvitar el fraude en-
las mismas, y para otros fines ,
anrobada ell Is de agoto de 1913. y
II. ,desla c. 120.-Por los sehores
Pesquera y Penedo: Asignando
Ia suma de mil (l,000) ,d6larcs pa
ra la construction de I'm trozo de
carretera en- cl barrio dc Juan Do
mlngo" del termino municipal de
Bayam0n.' =
R. C. de la c. 25.-Por el senior
Morales Cabrera para condonar
la deuda de quinientos neinta
cinco dolares diez y oaho centavos
($535.1s) qse el Municipio de
Toa Alta tiene pendiente con ell &c
misionado del Interior por varios
conceptos.
r. C. de la G. 2G.-Por el senol
Romani: "Autorizando al ComisiC
nado del Interior para invertil
ciertos sobrantes que rcsultan dc
las partidas asignadas por la Ley
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
TIENDA ESCALADA

La tienda que la Guanica Cen
tral tiene cn la Colonia Luciano,
de .uana Diaz. fue escalada, lie
vandose los cacos tres pares de "a
natos, una pieza de tela, un pan
talon V dos relojes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
BANCO POPULAR

ECONOMIAS Y PRESTAMOS.
HabiendOse extraviado la Libre-
ia No. 13,47S (secci6n de ahOrros)
expedida por este Banco a NOM
bre de Jose Rodriguez Y ROdri-
guez, a partir de esta fecha Sc
declara nula y sin valor.
San Juan, 2. r., Mario 10, 1919.
Enrique Cercccdo MHldn
Secret0riO- -COntddOr.
Sc VENDE: Cash. Autom6vil
Buick, 6 cilindros, modelo 1917,
cuatro meses de uso. Informara
Parque 43. Telefono PAL Santur-
ce. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-05
LOS EIEtGS DE
JOSE DE DIEGO

I'm Cuba, Venezuela, Colombia
V SaMto Domingo, cstan teniendO
una aceptaci0n eXtraoidinaria los
libroS de Jose lie Diego.
pomolros0s. JoriV0s, CantOs dc
HebcJdta Y NHcras CdmpaHds, es-
tan inrrccienIo Ia acogida del pn-
blico. en- proportion tan imprevis
ia que va sc piensa Ell una nueva
tlci1n de las obrlS del gran poeta
;, cScritor port0rriqueGo.
lose de Diego ha logrado rom
aci' el bloluco de Ia iSla, V su nom
brc va por cl mundo de habla es-
panola, llcyando Ia vibraci6n del
pcnsanirnto y del alma de Puerto
Rico.
Los frccucntes pedidos que de
las obras del a5jt0r de Lunrd reci-
q. \ : i 1'lllia"'a"- S'%a"-
res lie las cdicioncs hechas, son Ia
mas esplGndida dpmostraci6n de
que las obraS 1e Jose de Diego Sc
estan aoricndo un mcrcado esplen-
dido en- todos los paises de nues-
ira raza Y nuestro idioma.
Advt.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-12-19
Confederate Women Elect.


The annual meeting OF the Maryland
Division. Daughters of the Confederacy,
was held last week at the Green Door Tea
Room. Charles street. Baltimore. Reports
of the State officers and State chairmen
were made at the morning session, lunch
con was served in the tea room at 1890
O'Clock and in the afternoon the election
of officers was held.
The State officers elected are: President
Mrs. Charles f. Parr; first vice president
Mrs. John P. Poe; second vice president
Mrs. Jas. H. Loughborough; third vice presi-
dent. Mrs. j. Frank Wilson fourth vice.
president Mrs. W. M. Buchanan; record
ing secretary. Mrs John W. Harrison; cor.
responding secretary. Mrs Edward II
Bast registrar, Mrs. |. P. Cough treas.
urer, Mrs. Winfield Peters; State historian
Mrs. R. c. Maupin; State recorder of
classes Of honor. Miss Sally Maupin; State
editor, Mrs. Edward J. Croker State par
Humanitarian. Mrs. Jed Cuttings.
The State Division pledged to contribute
to the Jefferson Davis monu ment. which
is to be erected at Hopkinsville. KY, the
birthplace OF Mr.. Davis. and Miss G. G
Bright was appointed State director of the
jefferson Davis monument fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-12-19
Red Cross Items.

The Montgomery County Chapter of the
American Red Cross has again taken a
high place in the Potomac Division. as a
result of the loyal work Of its friends in
the recent roll-call or membership cam
paign While all returns are not yet in,
about three thousand members for the
year 1920 have been reported to date. Ac-
cording to the latest bulletin Of the Poto-
mac Division. in Maryland only Baltimore
city and Hartford county are ahead Of US
in membership, while two other counties
have tied with US. In this issue of the
bulletin a special article appears. compli-
mentine the Montgomery County Chapter
upon it's splendid work. Have you Joined
yeti
Miss Virginia r. Wilson. who has been
secretary Of the chapter since May 18th
1919, has rendered her resignation to take
effect January LIST. 1920.
Miss Julia A. Fearon. Of Rockville. has
been appointed to fill the position. Miss
Fearon was a clerk under the Fuel Admin.
istration during the war and for the last
several months has been connected with
the office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
here. This experience we'll fits her for the
position Of secretary Of the Montgomery
County Chapter, A. X. c.