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Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Auto Show Brings Much
Business to Omaha Houses

According to II. Hansen, OF the
ones-Hansen- Cadillac company,
the auto show has completely CON
WINGED all automobile dealers, as we'll
as business men of Omaha, that not
only the automobile business, but
also other lines of business have been
stabilized by this time. .-.
If other automobile dealers had
as large an increase in business as
the Cadillac, the show is without
doubt the greatest of alb in the
amount of money turned. The Jones'
Hansen-C Cadillac company is entirely
satisfied with the result of the Oma-
ha show and believes that a great
deal of credit should be given to
Clarke G. Powell and his associates.
in the trade association, for making
this show one of ever increasing in
terest.
The newspapers of Omaha are to
be complimented on their resource
fulness and willingness in boosting
the show. The work of the newspa-
per men and reporters has without
doubt a great deal to do with the
enormous attendance from all over
the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
HARLAN DEALER
OF CADILLACS
SOLD 80 CARS
Once a Barn, Harlan (Ia.)
Garage Is Now One of
Very Finest Of Hawk
eye State.

From a rebuilt barn to one of
the finest and most complete gar
ages in Iowa and an employment
force Of IS persons, is the achieve
ment of the Hulsebus Motor com
pany Of Harlan, Ia, in less than 10
years.
+. A. Hulsebus. manager of the
concern, was in Omaha during the
auto show and is interested in the
Cadillac and REQ cars. Mr.. Hulse-
bus has sold more than 80 Cadillac
motor cars in Harlan, a town Of
about $500 population. -5
Various models of Cadllacs, Reos
and Hupmobiles will be displayed
at private show to be held by the
dulsebus Motor company in their
sales rooms in Harlan on March 28-
70, Factory representatives and
other prominent automobile men will
attend the exhibition.
A house organ. called the III. M.
G. Bulletin" which Is full of in
structive data of the automobile in
dustry, is published by the Hulsebus
Motor company, and will be sent
free to any address. Mr.. Hulsebus
says. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

considered in this connection. Most
people object to having the name
spread all across the front of the
radiators, therefore, the nameplate
must be small and neat. 1t should
be distinctive in shape and design,
and the name itself should be at
least fairly easy to read,
"A novel radiator nameplate that
embodies distinctive design and
unique significance has been adopted
by the Elgin Motor Car corporation.
at was a difficult matter to select a
nameplate that would meet our
rather exacting ideas and ideals"
says an Elgin representative at the
automobile show, Artists, adver-
Using critics and automobile men
were called upon, and hundreds of
sketches were submitted before
final decision was made"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Many Buick Cars Were Sold
Durinu Auto Show Week

The Buick special-fnished and cut
away chassis valued at $4,000 drew
more attention during. the week of
the show than any other one feature,
excepting the Liberty Twelve AFRO
plane motor. Every detail of the
construction Of the Buick motor was
open to view. showing the vital
mechanism of the car from the fan
wheel to the ring gears.
A considerable number of Buick
touring cars were sold during the
show due to the display of the spe-
cial chassis.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Not all the splendor of the Hud-
son exhibit was confined to the Au-
ditorium. In fact, the salesroom of
much more elaborate manner. A
splendid arrangement of Hudson
and Essex models was supplemented
signed motor, built on the principles
of the airplane engines and perfect
ed by Arthur Holmes, veteran gas
engine builder, was the object of
notable comment at the show. Pow
err and durability combine to make
the Holmes one of the most popu-
lar cars in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
ApperSOn Jack Rabbit Has
Comfortable Upholstery

An unusual but natty appearance
is given the Apperson. Jackrabbit,
that attracted the attention of crit
ical motorists at the Automobile
show. The radiator she'll and design
of hood give the car a distinctive
appearance. The upholstery is
heavy, and the back of the cushion
constructed for 1ounging comfort to
the occupants. The front seats are
adjustable.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Saxon Model Underwent
important improvements

Following its advertised customs
the Saxon Motor Car corporation
did not show any radical changes
in new models this year, but added
rehnements to the body design OF
the car, The Saxon Six incorpor.
ates, besides new color, several
important improvements added si-
multaneously, and is, therefore, at-
tracing added attention at the show,
according TO w. L. Killy, president
of the Noyes- Killy Automobile COM
nanY. distributors Of the Saxon car.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
New Paige Service Station
Employs Factory Mechanics

The new sport model of the Paige
Six, beautifully finished in maroon
and embodying distinctive features,
such as roomy seats, ample floor
space, transmission lock, parcel COM
partments and heavy panels in the
rear curtains, drew many of the auto
show visitors to the Paige sales
room, Nineteenth and Douglas
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

streets. according to r. NJ. Austin
general manager of the company in
Nebraska.
A new Paige service station aerosi
the street, has been opened and is in
charge Of hrst-class mechanics from
the Paige Motor company, Detroit
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Three Buyers for Every Essex
That situation is assured by reports re-
ceived from all parts of the country. Many
distributors say their entire alIotments for
the year are already spoken for. They want
more cars.
You ask then, why do we advertise. The
Essex today dominates motor car interest.
We intend that it shall do so throughout the
year.
The Essex is on the map. II is there to
stay by virtue of its exclusive qualities.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Deficient Choke.

When a cars pickup is all that
can be desired, but it is not pos
sible to get all the speed out of the
vehicle that there is reason to ex-
pect, it may be accepted as a sign
that the choke is too small, prevent
ing the engine from taking full
charge with the throttle wide open.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
VeIie Farm Tractor Is
Now Ready for AnV Service

Ready for service, the Velie farm
tractor made its initial appearance
in Omaha during show week. An
open model showing the revolving
parts also was exhibited The ma
chine is heralded as complete in
every respect, the result of years Of
experience and labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Holmes Air-CooIed CIaSSed
as One of Best on Market

A new, but already we'll known
motor car is the Holmes air-cooled,
distributed by the Tate Morton Mo
tor Car company, Twenty-ffth and
Farnam streets. The specially de-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

Guy L. Smith was decorated in az
with floral decorations and a beau
tiful fountain. The fountain is cleo
trio lighted and the falling water re-
fleets all colors of the rainbow. A
huge electric sign representing the
Hudson Triangle adorns the ex-
terror and adds much to the attrac-
tiveness of the evening display.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16

The congressional report of 1914,
placed the economic loss to the Uni
ted States through poor roads at an
annual figure of $504,000,000 for
transportation costs alone. The
heavy increase in tonnage, since that
time, probably makes the loss to-
day close to $l,000,000,00O a year.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-16
Thousands CroUded the Exhibit at the Show
A Good Look at the Essex

On every tongue at the Automobile Show last week
there but word concerning the most interesting
exhibit there-it the Essex.
The newspapers mentioned that fact in their news coll
Everyone asked Have you and ridden in the
new Essex?"
And practically everyone replied 81 didn't get good
chance because there always such crowds about it."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
GestiOnes de familias
puertotfiduenas
Los ComisiOnados hester Anderson
atienden las sOlicitudes de los
interesadOs

La ofcina de los Comisionados del
Ncgociado de aseguros contra ries-
gos de guerra, senores Hester y An
derson, que viene funcionando anexa
a la del Servicio del hogar de la Cruz
Roja Americana, capitulo de Puerto
Rico, Sc We constantemente visitada
por personas que en- gesti6n de re-
clamaciones acuden la misma.
Los familiares de los soldados que
tienen pendientes de recibo los che
ques de las asignaciones, algunos mi
litares que han presentado solicitu-
des de compensaciones por inutilidad
sufrida en- el servicio, y esposas y
madres dc soldados que tienen que
hacer reclamaciones de compensation
por muerte de los mismos o inutili-
dad, aeuden la oficina y son atendi-
dos por los Comisionados federales
Tambien estan practicando investi-
gaciones en- visitas domiciliares y a
ofcinas del gobierno, para la compro-
bacion de las alegaciones pertinentes.
Ha sido una ventaja para los in
teresados el que hayan venido Puer-
to Rico los dos comisionados fedora
les, pues asi Sc esta imprimiendo ma
yor actividad a las gestiones que te-
nian que realizafse en- pro de los nece-
sitados. La Cruz Roia Americana So
licit6 del Gobiefno de Washington esa
concession, para que los familiares de
los soldados pudiesen lograr que sus
reclamaciones Sc atendiesen con mas
prontitud, y estan siendo complacidas,
pues los Comisionados estan trami-
tando las solicitudes con los informes
correspondence, facilitandose asi el
mas pronto despacho de los asuntos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
LA zAFRA EN- CUBA.

Las ultimas noticias que recibinnos
de la zafra en- Cdba, dicen que el II
de MARIO habian llegado los puertos
1.373.79s toneladas de azucar de 224O
lbras. vt s0f"
Con las inmensas existencias que hay
EN- los centrales azucareros, nos dicen
de Cuba que aiginos han tenido que
paralizar la molienda, por no tener don
dc depositar los sacos de azdcar, es Sc
guro que estas e&istencias unidas a la
cantidad de azucar existente en- los
puertos, ascienden mas dc 1000, 900
de toneladas, 10 que hasta la fecha SC
Ia elaborado en- Cuba.
Admirense de ese triunfo los hacen-
dados portorriquefios.
lY ESQ que Cuba esta adn, puedc de-
cirse, a la mitad de la zafral
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10

tres, calados, colchoncs dc alambrc,
&&. Una panaderia montada con to
dos los adelantos Y exigencias de la
Sanidad moderna, un deposito de
frutas del pals, en- los cuales traba-
jan mas de doscientos hombres Y mu-
ieres que SC ganan ALI la subsistcn-
cia.
Los senorcs Jorge Sanders Y Don
.Ernesto II. Linau, jcfes dc la casa,
jamas han negado su cooperation a
toda obra filantrdpica de cualquier
otro genero que aqui Sc haya inicia-
do, por 10 que sc han hecho acreedores
al aprecio y a la estimation del pue-
bio, pues no con otra cosa SC les puc-
dc pagar los benefcios que SC les de-
be.
Washington
Aguadilla, abril s 1919.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
LA sEMANA SANTA EN- LA
IGLEsIA DE SAN JUAN

Tendran lugar solemnes cultos rcli.
giosos por La Cofradia de JESUS crucih-
cado y Santa Rosa do Lima, en- la lyle
sia dc San jose, antes ConYento Do
minico. n&l1hol
Ell viernes de Ntiestrasefiora dc Do
lores, la una dc la tarde, la misa
dc la Buena Mucrte. Ell lunes santo,
cl pase dc la Adoraci6n do JESUS atadO
la columna. Al 'toque dc oraci6n SC
rezara el santo Rosario Y el sermon
esta cargo dc nm orador sagrado dc
la Congregation de los R. R. Padres
Paules. G3 81
Sc avisa a los hormanos y fcles ca
t6licos para su asistencia a ostos actos
rcligiosos. v1rnlc'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
GoBIEKEo DE PUERTO RICO
DBFAaTAMENTo pEL TNxEnFon
NEoOCfADo Dc osRAs pvnEfcAs
80 sUnxsrA
san Susa Pa AssH o tsis

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fa ia a islieasiaa ~ faaffsa sasassa
eel smmsaiatfn meahan smtnmam a.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
SANATORIo, DE LA 'tSoCIE
DAD ESPANOLA DE AUXILIO
Y BENEFICENCIA. "

Entradas.-Laureano A. Rodri-
guez, Gaspar Rios, Manuel More
no Echevarria, Francisco Cuetara,
Victorio Fernandez, Manuel Bel,
monte, Benignoo Espina, Eduardo
Rodriguez, Eloy Ortcga y BcWgno
Fernandez. ~ !"
Salidas. -Gervasio Conde Anto-
MO Perez Alvarez, Desiderio Al
varez, Isabel QdinoneS, JESUS Gil
Rosas, Eusebio Vega Abarca, Ju-
lilo Soto Lebr6n,S Jose A. Perez,
Manuel Janer Palacios, Irma Ja-
ner Benitez y Carmen Benitez Ja-
ner.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
Laboratorio dc Analisis
Ell GoBIERNo FRANCES HoNRA A
LOS DIPLoMATICos
ESPANCLES

Paris, mario 31.-Durante el lunch
ofrecido hoy en- el palacio del ouai
D'orsay en- honor dc los delegados neu
trales participates en- La obra dc Ia
'Liga de las Naciones', ell Ministro dc
Relaciones Exteriores dc Francia, M
Pichon, entrego al Ministro de Espahs,
en- Belgica durante la guerra, Marques
de villalobar, la Gran Cruz dc la Le-
gi6n de Honor, como reconocimiento dc
sus servicios cn favor dc los prisionerOs
dc guerra franceses.
Tambien fue entragada Ia cruz dc
Official dc la Legion al senior Landecho,
secretario de la Embajada espafiola en-
Berlin, por otros valiosos servicios he
chos a Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
cERTrr1cADos DE sA1uD

FL Official dc sahidad dc San Juan, Or.
A. Fornes Isern, pzrticipa a toda per-
soma que por motive dc su ocupacion,
nccesite poseer nm certificado de salud,
segnn determinan los Reglamentos de
Sandal, que dichos certihcados de sa-
lud seran expedidosy de 2 P. M,
On vez de por las mananas, como Sc
vcnia efectuando. inn
Las personas irtcfesadas harlan bicn
en- tomar buena n0ta dc esto, para owl
Tar p6rdidas innceesarias de tempo.
DIR. A. Fern6s Isern.
Official de Sandal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
TRIBUNAL SUPREME
sESALAM1ENTos.
Abril TO- (jueves)

Abr1 10 Oueves) Nt
No. 10S4.-Miguel Laino VS.. Carlos
Blondet ct al. 49,.
Indemnizaci6n dc dafios y perjuicios.
(traslado de causa.)
Abogados; Cayetano Coll Y Cuchi, Jo-
Sc P. ApOnte, Hugh R.Francis, Juan
B. Soto. .t.s
No. 1975.-Jaime Palou VS.. Emilia
Aspura viuda dc Paloy ct al. !.
Rendicion dc cuentas.
Abogados Fernando Vazquez, II. Sill
va Mcrcado y Arturo Aponto Jr. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
PARIS BAZAR

HAN 1h6hh
La tienda de buen
tOnO en- Puerto Rico,
recibe Semanalmente
IA S nOvedades d el
dia. EStamOs exhi-
biendo ell surtidO mas
complete en- telas f.
mas de aIgOdon como
muselinas, vOiles en-
los dibujOs de alta
fantasia, Organdi L.
SOS y bOrdadOs, blan-
cos y en- cOlOres, pi-
ques, gabardines etc.
etc.
TOda clase de en-
ca ajes, bOrdadOs y
adOrnOs para trajes.
Nuestra seccion de
telas de seda esta
siempre surtida d c
Charmeuse, Satin
BarOnet, Crespcn de
china y GeOrgette,
FOulard, Crepe Me-
teOr, Taffeta, POplin |
y una gran variedad
de Otras telas de ver- !
dadera nOvedad pa |
ra trajes de Gale y de /;
SOiree. |
P. GIUSTI { Co. |
II ALLEN ST. san JUAN. PR. (
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
LUIS ARANA sEcNET


Ansstssias ~ Efsr y Cisgsfsrms
csna 81 sssp -
Tslsfsns ess msess 80 Basm
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10

La casa comcrcisl que gira "San-
dcrs Phillippi & CO., ha sido Y vic
ne siendo una factora para el desen-
volvimiento comercial dc esta Ciudad,
como tambien en- 10 que su desarrO-
llo intellectual Sc refiere.
All espiritu progresista de dicha
casa, Sc debe que Aguadilla tenga un
gran taller de carpinteria Y ebanis-
terra, bajo la direction del muy res
petable caballero Felix Garcia, que
gira "Felix Garcia & CO.. En- este es-
tablecimiento Sc fabrica toda clase de
muebles, puertas, persianas, balaus-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10

Esto suena a paradoja, a chiste,
pero cs una Verdad.
Ell sublime lena "Verdad y JUS
ticia" que me ha sido impuesto no me
permite decir NADIA que no sea una
reaidad, Y una realidad irrefutable
'es la de que hace va varias nochcs
que no hay retreta EN- esta ciudad, por
negarse el Municipio a pagan los 25
centavos de rdBtica al encargado de
trasportar los atriles de la banda.
No sc el motive, pero creo que sc
derive de no habcr resuelto NADIA So
bre este particular los senores del
Conscjo urbano.
El pueblo espera con ansiedad que
este no vuelva Ocurrir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10

Comision compuesta de los senores
Victor r. Hernandez, Ramon Aneses
y Fernando Milan, en- representation
della Liga Agrfcola.
La mission de estos distinguidos ca
balleros es conferenciar publicamente
con los miembros de la Camara y ell
Senado sobre asuntos relacionados con
IA mencionada institution.
Conocedores de los sentimientos v
voluntad que amman a estos amigos,
estamos seguros de que sc les compla-
cera en- cuanto solicitor en- bien dc
esta comarca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10

Es de notarse la mucha falta que
aqui hace la implantacion dc un hos
pital donde podcr recluir los menes-
terosos que pululan por las Gales,
Y los desheredados de todo bien de
fortuna, los que solo tienen dc pa
trimonio los rayos del sol y las SOM
bras de la noche, y un jirGn dc cielo
que no siempre les es propicio.
Y aqui on Aguadilla, la tan deca 1ta-
da "VilIa del Ojo'', madre dc tantos
proceres en- eXtranjeras playas vic
timas de nuestro olvido, es el sitio DON
dc mas sc dejan sentir las desgra-
cias. No pOr falta de dinero, pue3 en-
el pasado ano sc hizo una colecta en-
la que los "extranos" sc distinguic-
ron mas que los ''propios", pues des-
de Fajardo respondio Don Santiago
We've, con su 6bolo dc so d6lares; Don
Guillermo Cabrera director de la "Cen-
trail Coloso', con 100; asi, mientras
que dc los hombres adinerados de la
localidad, ell que mas dio, no don6 mas
de 20 dolares. Dc esa mancra Sc reu-
nieron tres mil dolares, que no sc sa-
be que banco han lido parar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10
Ell coRAzoN DE LA HUMANIDAI

ArgumentO dc gran intensidad dra-
matica. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10

Anoche sali6 para la Capital una
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-10

Anochc rchnieronse los socios del
Club Primavcra" para nombrar la
nueva Junta Directiva que ha dc re-
CIR los futuros destinos de la Socie-
dad, siendo elegidos los siguicntes
caballcros:
Presidente, Don Santiago lBosscio,
(electo por segundo terminol; Vice
presidente, Don Bernardino Villanue-
va; Secretario, Don Aristidcs Vidal /;
Tesorero, Don Luis Huertas. Vocales,
Don Pedro Torres, Don Juan Marti-
nez y don lose L. Marquee.
Para el Sabado de Gloria prepare
este centro una solemne fiesta a cuyo
cfecto Sc redactara un variado pro-
granla, dedicando varios dc sus MI
meros a los habitantes dc csta Ciudad.
Sc adjudicaran prenios los que re-
sulten vencedores en- las regatas, Gu
canas y denlas fiestas populares que
sc .celebren.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
PRESIDENT OR KING?
Whichever He's Grooming for Prince of Wales is Mos' Press
Agenfed Man in Europe Today

" p. A. Special 10 the Evening Journal
LONDON, May V1.-ls tho Prince OF
Wales being groomod for FIRST presi-
dent OF Brltalnf
OR Is there a campaign on 10 make
him so popular that no will SIT firmly
on the throne for which he Is some day
intended?
Whatever the purpose the Prince OF
Wales Is Just now the most press
agented person in all Europe.
10 began right after the ermlstice
when some Of the British papers mod
cstly declared il was shame royal
modesty and British reserve kept from
the world the knowledge OF the prlnco's
bravery on the field OF battle. And then
they went on to relate the instances
when the prince went over the top.
And they told Of his GOODNESS under
fire.
Having established his reputation FOR
bravery the papers fed the public
stories OF HIS democracy, OF hls min
Cling with the men IN camp and bar
racks. They told OF the joke he stood
for and Of his hearty handshake.
Then the prince went home and Join
ed the MSsons which every good poll
tlclan does.
Stories OF whom the prince might
marry and pictures OF pretty girls eli
over Europe. who would be eligible as
next queen Of England kept alive inter-
est and the boyish face Of the prince
looked well among them.
The prince went down into the slums
and tenements Of London and the incl
dents OF his shaking the sudsy hands
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
BOY SKIDS In
= MULASSES MESS

Forty-nvc gallons OF molasscs that
had been spilled IN Market street. near
Ninth street, yesterday afternoon, at
tractod thousands OF nles. added dis
comfort to many people who walked
into the trlckllng, sticky mass before
they found their error and Incident
ally added 10 tho sweetness OF the
neghborhood
The scattering OF the sweet stun
was caused by a barrel OF molasses
dropping from a Wilson Line truck In
front OF Lawson's store In the Masonic
Building.
shortly after the molasses was spill
ed small boy on a bicycle employed
by a telegraph company, rode into the
mess and when his wheel stuck. no
was thrown over the handle bars and
slid ON his face IN The mess.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
VETERANS ANNOUNCE
CEMETERY SPEAKERS

Public speakers at tie city cemetcr-
ies as arranged by Appomattox Camp
No. >, Sons Of Veterans, for the Memoir
isl Day services, are as follows:
Wilmington and Brandywine, the Rev
Jos Y. Irwin, 10 o'clock.
Rivervlew, the Rev. G.. W Harris.
Eastlake 10 o'clock; west, 1880 o'clock.
silverbrook. the Rev. Theodore Beau
champ, o'clock.
New Cathedral. the Rev. James NJ.
Grant. d. D.. 30 o'clock.
Asbury, tie Rev. George White Daw-
son. s o'clock.
cid Swedes, the Rev. Robt. Bell, Q
O'clock
Mt. salem, the Rev Leonard White. 70
O'Clock.
GreenhnI, the Rev. Thomas Kerr, 9i5
O'Clock.
dupont TO be supplied s o'clock.
Newport. to be supplied, 6 o'clock.
AppomattoX Camp invites all dlscharg-
ed soldiers and sailors Of the war TO as
semble at their camp rooms at No. Si5
Market street, on Memorial Day and
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
n parade.

take part in the afternoon parade.
The camp has arranged TO have a
military band 10 head their procession.
All discharged soldiers and sailors
affiliated with any Organization not
scheduled with a place in the line. or
who are not planning such, are invited
10 march with App0mattoX Camp No. ,.
The camp will furnish firing squads for
all the cemeteries.
All squads and invited guests will as
scmble at i.30 o'clock at camp headquar-
ters No. Si5 Market street.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
SAVE MONEY BY BUYING RIGHT.

Forman's, the one store that sells
good shoes for less. A dollar saved on
wOmen's fine OXfords, Gun Metal and
Tuscan brown, the new color. Mems
low Shoes, save a dollar on each pair.
Pumps and low Shoes, for Boys and
Girls, newest styles. . to 80 cents less
than usual. Educator Shoes for chill
dren. 40 special prices. Children's
Stockings. Pay less for extra quality.
Black. brown, white, colors in stock
PERFUME SOUVENIRS THIS WEEK
Forman's. Fourth ST. between Market
and King open this evening.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

OF coslers' wives and holding babies
made copy that would delight the
heart OF a ward heller.
Now here comes the prince smoking
the cigars Of the most democratic man
In England dressed like the most dem
Ocratic man In England and having his
picture taken with the most democratic
man in England-Lloyd Georgc-lust
after a luncheon given by the most
democratic man IN England at which
the prince was The guest Of honor.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
NiRRACANsETr sTICKs Ar SEA.

lsadore Schagrin. OF No. 2i03 Harrl-
son street, has received an interesting
letter from Lieutenant Commander W.
n. Allen. OF the 4. 6. s. Narragansett.
constructed at the Harlan plant which
ran aground of the coast OF England
early IN February while carrying 2ii5
troops from lIavre.