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Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-06
son.

Mayor Thompson has wired Secretary of State
Lansing extending the invitation contained in the
council resolution-as that resolution directed him
to DO But the mayor did not add his personal in
vitation.
Ex-senator ]. Hamilton Lewis, former ad-
ministration whip, made statements that might
be taken as a solution of the puzzle
IF the State Department made the itinerary
of King Albert and Queen Elizabeth, it was done at
their express request, and following out their
wishes" said Senator Lewis. The department
makes out such itineraries unless asked to do
Perhaps the king has his own reasons for not
wanting to to Chicago. The rulers of Bel
eum, Cardinal Mercier, the Prince of Wales and all
the other distinguished guests coming to our coun-
try should be entertained in Chicago But maybe
they don't wish it. Perhaps there is a reason"
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-06

When you and reach that station in life
vvhere the cotton market drops a hundred points
vxhenv we feel bad we'll be some folks, is the way
"a member of the club" at the Commercial ware
house puts it.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-06
What Other Editors Say
DRINKING JAMAICA GINGER.

It's burning shame, the way people are
Jamiaca ginger lately.-Waycross Jour
But they say it makes right smart of drink.
Press
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-06

Georgia skies are smiling for the Confederate
zreunon in Atlanta to match the spirits of the vet
,xans and the radiance of the sponsors, maids and
3atrons.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-06

The White Sox really should be credited with
winning that game that wasn't played yesterday
because of the rain; it was considerable feat for
them not to lose it.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
BIRTHS

A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Robinson OF East
Pleasant street.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17

Owners of vacant lots or premises
where noxious weeds, high grass or
any unsightly or unsanitary subtance
is accommodating must cut same down
and remove same within ten days
from date of this notice or the penalty
of doing same will be attached to the
tax duplicate against the property.
BY order of Board of Health,
II. w. Blair, Health Officer.
Attest l.. G. Hunt, Sanitary Police
man. XII
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
HONOR THE MEMORY
OF DEPARTED DEAD
Memorial Services Held AT
M. P. Church On Sunday
Morning

Memorial services were conducted
at the Mulberry Street M. p. church
Sunday morning at II o'clock in men,
ory of the members of the church
who have died during the year.
Three members of the church passed
to the great beyond during the year.
They were: Virgil Shellenbarger and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weider.
Rev. d. C. Coburn, pastor of the
church, preached the memorial SER
mon to large congregation. Special
music was rendered by the choir.
At the conclusion of the services
the members of the church proceeded
to Mound View cemetery where the
graves of all the deceased members
of the hcurch were decorated with
flowers.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
T|MON LODGE HOLDS
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Exercises Conducted Sunday
Afternoon At The Mound
View Cemetery

The annual memorial services of
Timon lodge No. 4j, Knights of Ply.
thias were conducted Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock at Mound View
cemetery.
The exercises we're conducted al
the grave of Friend B. Jones. who
was the last member OF Timon lodge
to pass to the great beyond.
Past Grand Chancellor A. A. Worm
wood of Fremont delivered the ad
dress of the afternoon. Music was
furnished by a male quartette con
sisting of Messrs. Alfred Shut
Charles Boyle, Clarence Crippen and
Faul M. Ashbaugh.
Flowers were strewn on the graves
of sixty.eight members of the ordel
at the conclusion of the exercises.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
ODD FELLOWS HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Sermon Preached By Rev. J.
A. Long; Members Dec
crate Graves

Rev. j. A. Long, pastor of the Vine
street Church of Christ preached the
annual memorial sermon to the men,
bers of Quindaro lodge, No. 316, I. o.
o. F. Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Long took for his text 2
Samuel 1-2G verses. The subject of
his discourse being, "The Amazing
Gift of Friends"
Prior to the services, the members
of the order marched to Mound View
cemetery where they decorated with
flowers, the graves of all the deceas-
ed members of the order.
The Daughters of the Rebekah also
took part in the services.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
SALVATION ARMY TO
HAVE OPEN MEETING

There will be meeting on the pub
lie square, Wednesday evening, in be-
half of the Salvation Army drive
which will commence on Thursday,
June 19. This meeting will be ad-
dressed by an over seas envoy, John
Reddick, who is said to be splendid
speaker and who will be able to give
some of his experiences abroad. Mu
sic will be furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
Purdun, of Columbus.
The local lodge of Elks has charge
of this drive and it is expected tc
make a, whirlwind campaign and raise
the quota for this county in as short
time as possible.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
LOCALS WIN FROM
COLUMBUS TEAM

Another scalp was added to the
belts of the local ball club yesterday
when they defeated the I. B. Martins
of Columbus, in the first of three
game series by score Of II to 3.
The all-round playing of the local
club featured. Bonds pitched his u.s.
ual good game, allowing only seven
hts. Hogan of the visitors also twirl-
ed in good form but received poor
support, in the pinches.
Next Sunday the locals will meet
the same team and il they are sue
cessful in defeating them again they
will take on the Pan Handles of Co
lumbus in three game series.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
GIRLS RUN AWAY;
CAUGHT AT GAMBLER

Two young girls, residing in South
Vernon, decided to run away from
home Sunday and started out on a
career of excitement by walking to
Gambler Juvenile officer Purcell
and Sheriff Moholder We're notified
and about midnight last night found
the two girls at the Pennsylvania sta.
ton i'm Gambler The officers brought
the girls to Mt. Vernon and turned
them over to their parents.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
MORGAN JENKINS DIES
in WAYNE TOWNSHIP

Morgan jenkins, aged GA years,
died at his home in Wayne township
at 7:45 o'clock Sunday morning after
four years. illness of complications
of diseases.
He leaves his wife and one son,
Guy jenkins. Funeral services at 2
o'clock Tuesday at the Green Valley
church, and burial in Green Valley
cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
KENYON COLLEGE
6 COMMENCEMENT.
IS HELD MONDAY
Bryant Kerr Of Centerburg
Delivered the Class
Address
MT. VERNON BOY In
GRADUATING CLASS
Honorary Degree Conferred
Upon Bishop Leonard
OF Cleveland

GAMBLER, O., June. 1.-the nine.
ty-first annual commencement of Ken
yon college and Bexley hall occurred
this morning at 10 o'clock in Rose
Hall.
Morning prayer was observed at
The Church of the Holy Spirit at $3.50
and at the conclusion the members of
the graduating class, the faculty and
bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
church marched from the church to
Rosse Hall.
President William F. Peirce of
Kenyon college presided over the
commencement exercises.
The first number was a selection
by the Kenyon college choir. The in
vocation was pronounced by the Rt.
Rev. Frank DuMoulin, d. d., of To.
ledo, bishop coadjutor of Ohio.
The class address was delivered
by Bryant Chambers Kerr of Center.
burg, who spoke very entertainingly
on the conditions in Europe today.
Next was a musical selection by
the Kenyon college choir.
The alumni address was given by
the Rev. Louis e. Daniels, 'O2, Bexley
Oberlin.
John Lloyd Shook, of Troy, gave
the valedictory address.
Next came the comforting of de
grees by President Peirce and a mum
ber of important announcements.
The benediction was pronounced
by the Rt. Rev. William Andrew
Leonard, d. d. bishop of Ohio.
Degrees were conferred upon thu
following:
Degrees in Course
Bexley Hall
Certificate of Graduation (withou
rew)-Robert Lee Baird B. Lit
4 Otey Robinson Berkeley, Roy Ell
colt DePriest, B. A.. James Perne
DeWolf, George Lnn Ferguson.
Kenyon College
BaCnolOT OI ATlS-iliChdlu WI
, iams Maxwell.
Bachelor of PhilOsophy-Tod
Mearl Frazer, Raymond James Hal
kins, Harold Frederick Holly, Br!
AIT Chambers Kerr, Carter Smal
Miller, Arthur Benjamin Parker
George Benjamin Schneider, job
Lloyd Shook.
Bachelor of Science-Edgar Ba
ton Read, Paul Fehr Seibold, Franci
Wharton Weida.
>, Bachelor of Letters-Emanut
Godfrey Drummer.
Master of Arts-The Rev. Natl
aniel Rue High Moor, ST. Paul
church, Cleveland.
, Honorary Degrees
Master of Arts-George Wasl
ington Stevens, Toledo.
Doctor of Divinity--The Re-
George Sherman Burrows, Tonawa
da, N. Y.
Doctor of Letters-Ralph Adam
Cram, Boston, Mass.
+ Doctor of Laws-Majo r
win Forbes Glenn, Camp Sherman
, the Rt. Rev. William Andrew Leo
. ard, d. D. bishop of Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
BOY BROWNS IN
K0K0S|NG NEAR
RIVERSIDE P ARK
Joseph Philips, Aged Ten, a
Banner Carrier, Loses
His Life
DROWNING OCCURS
SUNDAY EVENING
Boy Was Seized With Cramps
And Was Not Able To
Swim; Was Only Child

Joseph Phillips, 10 years old, was
drowned Sunday evening while bath.
Ing In the kokosing river at River.
side park. He was the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Doris Phillips Of COG West
Gambler street.
His death occurred between $3.50
and o'clock In full view Of a large
crowd Of bathers and spectators.
The lad was unable to swim and It
is thought that while playing In the
water he was seized with cramps and
unable to call for help for no one saw
him go down.
According to Mr.. Frank Monroe,
the lads uncle, the body was only in
the water about twenty MINUTES after
it was discovered that he had disap.
peared.
The body was found by Mr.. Monroe
Lester Perkins and Ernest Walpole
about fifty feet from where he had
last been seen.
All efforts by doctors and bystand
ers to find park of life in the body
proved futile. A lungmotor belong
ing to the Mccormack undertaking
establishment was rushed to the
scene, but it likewise proved to be OF
no avail.
The lad had gone to the river with
his uncle, Frank Monroe, and three
cousins Carroll Harold and Forest
1t was only few minutes after they
had entered the water that the acci
dent occurred.
Two of the Monroe children arc
good swimmers and had gone into
the river where the majority of the
people were swimming. Mr.. Monroe
however, with the Phillips lad had ell
tered the water in shallow place
about fifty feet up stream.
After bathing but a, few minutes
Mr.. Monroe decided to leave ith'
water and dress. He instructed on
of his children and his nephew to b.
very careful. 1t was while he wa
dressing that the drowning happened
When he returned to the water
edge he noticed that the lad was gon
and after asking his children an
several persons whether or not the
had seen him and receiving mega
tive reply he went to the spot wher
the boy had left his clothes. Whe
he discovered them he immediatel
donned his bathing suit and togethe
with several others began searchin
the river for him.
The body was located, fifty fee
down stream, by Lester Perkins.
Dr. L. L. Williams, who was at Ri
erside Park at the time OF the ace
dent was called and together wit
several bystanders they tried for a
hour and half to revive him.
The lad was very well known
this city and was q carrier for tn
Banner. having one of the large'
routes in the city. He was we'll like
among his playmates and accordin
to his teachers at the Second wal
school he was very bright pupil.
The funeral will occur Tuesday a
ternoon at o'clock from the M.
church.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
FLAT RUN GRANGE
MEMORIAL SERVICES

The annual memorial services of
Flat Run grange were conducted Sun
day afternoon in Butler township. The
address was delivered by Rev. ]. A.
Long, pastor of the Vine street
Church of Christ of Mt. Vernon. Mu-
sic was furnished by Shows orches-
ira of Danville. A number of persons
from Mt. Vernon attended the SER
vices
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
EXERCISES HELD AT
CHURCH OF CHRIST

At the Vine street Church of Christ
Sunday evening at o'clock most in
teresting exercises were conducted
by the little people of the church. A
most interesting program was carried
out.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
CHIEF PARKER STARTS
ON HIS VACATION

Chief of Police Parker left this
morning on a four weeks vacation. He
announced that he will visit his farm
which is between Howard and Gam
bier. Patrolmen McF'roy will act
as chief during Parker's absence.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
COLUMBUS
s DESTINED TO BECOME A
GREATER CITY AND TIL E.
BUCKEYE STATE BUILDING g.
LOAN CO., RANKIN BLDG, 22
WEST GAY STREET, Will L
GROW WITH 1T.

The Buckeye is one of the largest,
strongest and best known savings
institutions in central Ohio,
+. And every day it helps five or
more families get homes,
F.. And every day it pays so inter-
est
I. To thousands Of satisfied custom
ers.
, Interest checks mailed semi-an.
nually.
. It's officers are prompt and cour.
teous. They solicit your inquiries
:. Assets over $17,100,O00.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-17
CARD OF THANKS

l desire to thank the many friends
and neighbors for kindness and help
during the illness and death of my
beloved husband; also friends foI
floral offerings.
MRS. ELIZABETH WELKER.
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TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
: Seccion Segunda.


Sc han senalado para Ell dia 10 de
mayoe los casOs, siguientes:
Eugenio Fiols y Gregorio Dimas, por
infracci6n a articulos de Sanidad.
Antonio r. Figueroa, por adulterio.
Gallo Ramos, por acometimiento y
aggression grave.
Rosendo Matienzo, por infracci6n a
la ley de autos,
Liga Anti-Alcoh6lica, por infraccion
a la ley de scorporaciones.
Maria Fernandez, pOr adulterar la
leche.
Santos Lopez, por infracci6n la
ley de SeTvieio Civil.
Pedro r. Batista, por arbitrios.
Lorenzo Velez, por abuse de CONTAIN
"a. ,t
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JUNO IL. (jueves).

Claudia Laborde Pendas ct al, VS..
Manuel Surillo ct al, demandados Y
Antonio Roig y Eulogio Guzman, cita-
dos de eviccion.
Reivindicaci6n.
Reivindicacion.
Abogados: Francisco Gonzalez, Jose
Tous Soto Y Carlos Traveller.
Sanders Philippi y Cia., sucesores, s.
en- G. VS.. Ignacia Delgado Gonzalez.
Cobro de dinero.
Abogados: Jose Tous Soto y Carlos
Franco Soto.
Senalamientos de Apelaciones en- eau
sas Criminales.
Mayo 26. (unes).
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Luis
Brau.
Libelo infamatorio.
! Abogados: Fiscal del Tribunal Su-
premo, Jose de Jesus Tizol Benja-
} min Guerra.
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Mayo 81. (martes).
Puerto Rico VS.. Pedro

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Pedro
Sierra. s, - p . .
Infracci6n al Articulo 2sS del Co.
digo Penal. ar ~
Abogados: Fiscal del Tribunal Su-
premo y G. Iriarte, Jr. a
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Pedro
Sierra.
Infracci6n al Articulo 2sS del Co.
digo Penal.
Abogados: Fiscal del Tribunal SUI
premo y G. Iriarte, Jr.
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Junio 10. (martes).

Daniel Buonomo Lopez VS.. Succession
de Manuel Juncos Soils.
Reivindicaci6n.
Abogados: Francisco Gonzalez, Anto-
nio Sarmiento y Joaquin Vendrell.
La Iglesia Cat6lica de Manatf VS..
Manuel Arroyo Sanchez.
Reivindicacion.
Abogados: Jose Martinez Davila Y
Pedro Gonzalez Garcia.
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Mayo 29. (jueves).

Lucas Torres ct al, VS.. Succession de
Manuel Rosaly y Castillo.
Authorization judicial para transigir.
Abogados: Jose y Alberto Poventul,
Lopez de Tord, zayas y Pizarro, Jose
F. Fernandez, Jose Tous Soto y Fiscal
del Supreme.
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Mayo 19. (lunes
Mayo 81. (martes).

Regina Colon VS.. Maximino Perez.
Indemnizaci6n.
Abogados: Amadeo Nazario Lugo,
Pascasio Fajardo Martinez y Angel A.
Vazquez.
Manuel Cerecedo MILAN VS.. Julio Me-
dina Gonzalez ct al.
Nulidad de venta de bienes inmue-
bles etc.
Abogados: Guillermo H. Moscoso,
Luis Mendez Vas, Benet & Souffront
y Rodolfo Ramirez Vigo.
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Mayo 20. (jueves).

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Pan
falcon Roldan ct al.
Asesinato en- segundo grado.
Abogados: Arturo Aponte, Jr., Juan
B.. Huyke y Fiscal.
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EN- LA sALA DE sOCoRRos

Ell practicante Claudio de la Sa-
la de Soeorros asistio Ell el dia de
aver Manuel Lopez, de Catano,
Jose Nieves de la calle de San Sc
bastian, y Teodosia Rodriguez de
la calle del CriSto.
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POR VIOLACION

En- Luquillo fue arrestado Gregorio
FiguerOa, acusado de violaci6n a su
hija de crianza Santiago Rodriguez.
FL fiscal del Distrito le exigi6 $4,000
de fianza. aS
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J oTRo CHoQUE

En- Fajardo el automovil guiado por
JESUS Garcia Perez chac6 con un caro-
triad opor bueyes, sufriendo ell primero
al3unos desperfectos.
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cHoQUE DE AUTOMOBILES

En- la carretera de Juncos a Caguas
hubo un choque entire dos AUTOMOBILES
guiados por Ramon Matos, Felipe
Sanchez, los cuales vehiculos sufrieron
daiios de consideration.
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Ell DETECTIVE ALvARADo

Aver tarde ell detective Carlos Alva-
rado, de la Secreta de San Juan, sali6
con rumbo al pueblo de Barros, donde
tiene un hermano gravemente enfermo.
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Junio 8. (martes).

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Justo
A. Casablanca.
Infracci6n al Articulo 128 del Codigo
Penal.
Abogados: Juan B. Soto y Fiscal.
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Junio 8. (jueves).

FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Vic
tor P. Martinez.
Falsa representation e impostura.
Abogados: FeIiu & Alemaiy, Victor
P. Martinez Y Fiscal.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Wi
liam Walsh.
Infracci6n la Ley de Pesas y Me-
didas.
Abogados: Charles Hartzell y Fis-
cal.
JUNO 6. (viernes).
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Santos
Reyes y Juana Ibarra.
Adulterio.
Abogados: Ramon S. Pesquera y Fis-
cal
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Jose
Manuel Perez ct al
Conspiraci6n.
Abogados: Juan B. Huyke, Carlos
Traveller Fiscal.
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VAPOR "SANTO DOMINGO"

Este apdo buque despachara venes 10 de los corrien
les, destno Macoris Santo Domingo D. admtiendo
carga pasajeros. Para mas infomes driase
VILLAR & Co., Sues
Phone 347 Dep6ito st, No. 2
BOx2 Marina, IN p. X.
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JUNO 8. (martes).

Jacinto Santos Santiago VS.. Concep-
ci6n Colon de Morales.
Information de dominic.
Abogados: M. Guzman Texidor, Ma
nuel A. Martinez Davila y Jose G..
Ramos.
Simon Pescay VS.. Candido Fernan-
dez.
Rescisi6n de contrato indemnizaci6n
de dafios Y perjuicios.
Abogados: Enrique Rincon y Miguel
Guerra.
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TeHgo pleas de repuesto para Re-
gistradoras-Ojeda. Avt.
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Junio 8. (jueves).

Antero Llompart ct al. VS.. Isolina
Diaz Rodriguez.
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cobro de credito hipotecario.
Abogados: Francisco Gonzalez, Ra-
fael Arce y Manuel Tous Soto.
Miguel Alvarez Rivera VS.. Sucesores
de Narciso Vilaro, S. en- @. ct al.
Terceria de inmueble injunction.
Abogados: Angel A. Vazquez Be-
nito Fores. t5se.
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JUNO 6. (viernes.)

Rosaura Cabassa VS.. Alfredo Bravo
Gonzalez.
Patria Potestad sobre memories.
Abogados: Antonio f. Castro Anna
deo Nazario .Lugo.
Compafiia Azucarera del Toa VS.. Ro-
sa Blanca Galan ct. al.
Confesoria de servidumbre.
Abogados: Francisco Soto Gras y
Luis Llorens Torres.
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nrORrE DEL rG ss no
daua c
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a. A.; Nlgulialg,Al|E,

EN-, LA coRTE sUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
Tercer termino de sesiones del alo 1919
que comienza ell 10 de mayo v ter
nina ell 20 de JUNO.
SEIS SEMANAS
Sefialamientos Civiles.
Mayo 10. (unesG
La Mercantil A. Gelabert y Cia. s.
en- @. VS.. Hon. Domingo Sep1lveda,
Juez de la Corte de Distrito de Ponce.
Certiorari.
Abogados: Herminia Tonnes, y Leo
poldo Tonnes.
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Medinayeitia.
Mslendez Muhoz.
Mirabent. 2.
Miranda, Carlos.
Mont6gut, Maurice.
Nervo, Amado.
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Phone BAT.
Box POI.
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CEVHJA cuenta con un gran CO.

mVuOA y a pAOSAO7oe
vistas al mar y las campihas de Palo
Seeo. Habitaciones frescas. Cerca de
todos los centros ofciales, y de la pla
"a principal. Cristo 16, San Juan, P. 4.
Tel6fono 34S.-P. o. Box 532.
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HATAIJINIA. situado en- lugar
OAA AHAOAu<A c6ntrico.-Habita

clones amplias y frescas.-Comidas sac
nas.-Comodidades para familias y tran.
seuntes. Propietaria: Josefa G. de Pietri
Tel. 140. p. o. Box GAO. Tetuan 10.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-02
GERMANS FOUND
SHORT OF FOOD
British Investigators Sub
stantiate Famine Reports.

LONDON. Tuesday, July Ger
many possessed sound case in
claiming early relief according to
repor,%~of British officers who Wis,
tied Silesla in April to ascertain the
economic conditions prevailing In
Germany. A white paper issued to-
night gives the text OF the reports
and the re'ul, of their Investigations
!, is said that there was genuine
shortage of foodAuiis and the health
Of the population had suffered so Sc
riously tha, the working classes had
reached such a stage of desperation
tina, they could not be trusted to keer
the peace.
In reporting his yisit to Berlin
East Prussia. West Prussia and Cour,
land, Major Berthe stated that TIE al.
lied policy of the economic boycott
probably would prove q complet,
failure, 4, the United States was no'
prepared to cooperate in il and wa.
engaged IN various schemes for cap
turing German trade a. soon AZ IN,
blockade is raised"