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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-12
EDICTo

Yo, Rafael Mas y Florido, Marshal
de Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito Ju-
dicial de Humacao, P. R.. por ell pre-
sente edicto hago plblico, que por esta
Corte de DiStrito sc dicto la siguiente
sentencia con fecha once de abril de
mil novecientos diez y ocho
'3437-El Pueblo de Puerto Rico
VS.. Ramon Ruiz. Adulteracion de leche.
Hoy once de abril de mil novecientos
diez y ocho, dia scfalado para la vista
de este case, fue uamado compare
clio FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico, por su
Fiscal y Ell acusado Ell persona por
su abogado ]. c. Rivera. Sc dio lectu-
"a a Ia scusacion, la cue contest6 ell
acusado alegando inocencia. Paso la
prGcba y la Corte declara al acusado
cu'pable de un delito de Adulteracion
de leche, y siendo un reincidente. lie
impone SEIS MESE DE CARCEL, v
ordena que Sc publique su sentencia en-
dos periodicos de mayor circulation en-
la Isla que Sc lie cancele la licencia pa
ra que no pueda dedicarse mas al ex-
pendio de leche, que asi mismo Sc file
en- cfrteloncs publicos su sentencia en-
ell pueblo de CAGUAS en- ell lugar de
su residenca, y ademas SO condena al
pago de las costas''.
POR CUANTO:-Dicha sentencia IN
sido conhrmada por ell honorable TRI-
BUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO RI
co, con fecha primero de noviembre de
mil novecientos diez ocho.
POR TANTO:-Se ordena a usted, ell
Marshal dc esta Corte de Distrito, dis
ponga que Sc cumpla 10 ordenado EN- la
sentencia que precede, a cuyo efecto
expido la presente, que firmo y sollo con
ell de la Corte, en- Humacao, P. R. a
nueve de agosto mil novecientos diez
y nueve. A. Ramirez, Secretario.
EN- cumplimiento de 10 diSpuesto
por esta Corte de Distrito en- la orden
transcrita, ibro ell presente edicto ba-
jo mi frma, en- Humacao, p f. nue.
We de agosto de mil novecientos diez
y nueve, para ser publicado ell dos pc
riodicos de general circulation.
Rafael MAS Marshal Corte
ristrito dc Humacao, P. r. Advt.
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Hotel QUE Sc VENDE

Debid oa que SUI dueha tie
ne que embarcar para Espa-
ma, Sc vende ell "Hotel Ingla-
terra, Tanca 5, con hume
rosa y excelente cientela. Si :
ito centirco de la ciudad. Ha-
bltaciones ventiladas. Mobi
liario moderno.
Dirljase a doila
CATALINA BEAMUD
Advt
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SALIDAS DE PONCE

La ''Verdun'', en- lastre para st.
Martin. El Santiago de Cuba >, con
carga, para San Pedro de Macoris.
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EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE HUMACAo
PUERTO RICO

EsTADos UN1Dos DE AMERICA
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La vida en- elPuerto
INFoRME OFFICIAL DE LA ADUANI

LLEGADAS A SAN JUAN
Ell "Jackson" con carga de transito
de Mobile.
Ell "Munares con carga de tr an
to, dc Buenos Aires. FL Cara J3ll9 >,
;cn carga, 6e St. M chale, Azores. I'll
Governor John Lind, con carga,
lie transito, de Santos, Brazil.
Ell Lake Winona", con carga, lc
Nueva Orleans.
FL "Fama", con carga, de San Fe-
dro de Macoris.
LLEGADAs DE PONCE
La goleta "Verdun', con averias
de San Pedro de Macoris.
La Shine, con carga, dc Mobile
LLEGADAS A ARROYO
Ell Point Arena, en- lastre, de Phi
ladelphia.
SALIDAS DE SAN JUAN
Ell jackson con carga, de tran
sito, para Buenos Aires. Ell Munares''
con carga, de transito, para Nueva York.
SALIDAS DE PONCE
La "Verdun'', en- lastre para st.
Martin. FL Santiago de Cuba u" con
carga para San Pedro de Macoris.
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El Prcsidente de los Estados Unidos, SIS
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico VS.. Ra-
mon Ruiz.
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CRIMINAL. NO 3437 Por Adulte-
racion &c leche.
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Donde meJor Sc duerme por la ven
tilaci6n continua condolences higie-
nicas. En- ell cafe Sc bate el "'record" -.
Cigarros Invencibles, Coronas y otras
afamadas marcas a precios nunca vistos.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-12

Ell Point Arena, en- lastrc, de Phi
ladelphia.
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GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAN1ENTO DEL INTERIOR
NE EOCIACO DE EDIFICICS PUBL
cos
San JUN, P. r. agoa.o 9, 1919.
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Suscribass a EI- MUNDO.
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BROADWAY
CAFE, FONDA Y HOsPEDAJE

Carretera, Stop 1879, santurce
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La goleta "Verdun' con averias
de San Pedro de Macoris.
La Shine, con carga, dc Mobile
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SUBASTA

San Ju-n n, P. r. agoa.o 9, 1919.
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SALIDAS DE SAN JUAN

Ell jackson con carga, de tran
sito, para Buenos Aires. Ell ''Munares'
con carga, dc transito, para Nueva York
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LLEGADAS A SAN JUAN
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LLEGADAS A ARROYO
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
SPECIAL

White Voile Waists, hemstitched and
trimmed with lace or embroid- 4 90
cry; regular price $3.50; sale l'OO
Mf 65s, GENUINE NUN Pananas, 1888
Stetson Hats, black, brown and + or
green; regular price $500. os0S
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
COTTON AND LINEN
SHEETING

Unbleached Cotton Sheeting, Al, q
regular TIC; this sale-- w
Best Quality Cotton Sheeting, 09r
Soc value; this sale--.----.--...---- HeO
Bleached Cotton, Zoe value; 1Er
this sale -.-----.-.--..--.---..---.-. 'OO
Bleached Cotton, Is value; or
this sale ......--.----.- ~
Camille Cambria, Soc value; Or
Bridal Fine Cambria, SOC value; 9Qr
Special for Monday only Wv
Indian Head Linen, 27-inch, Or
3Oc value; this sale-.-----.,.-- AOO
Indian Head, 33-inch, 35c value -3Oc
Indian Head, 36-inch, 40c value 35c
Indian Head, 44-inch, SOC value 43c
Saxon Butcher Linen, yard wide; 99r
regular 40c value; this sale wy
Fair Flax Butcher Linen, yd wide, 9Qr
regular SOC value; this SALE wv
Golden Gate Sheeting, ga, Chr
75c value; per yard --.-----.- wv
Primrose Sheeting, a, regular 65c- .59c
1914 Pepperell Bleached Sheeting, cor
85c value; this sale -......... 0VO
Best quality ready-made Ivory Sheets,
wide hem, 90x99; 1925 value, 1 or
this sale .---.-.-------.-..--- 'iS0
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-27
SPECIAL

Ladies Silk Crepe de Chine Handker-
chiefs, hemstitched, in solid OR
and fancy borders, SO value HoO
Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs, in solid
white and colored borders; f5r
Is value; Debut Sale --- IVY
Pure Linen Handkerchief, hem 1llc.
stitched; Debut Sale -. wv
0d quality Lawn Handkerchief, 5r
lis elsewhere at 1Oc, this sale "
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
AT THE ILOSPITAL

Three operations were performed
upon children yesterday at the Elmer
gency Hospital Two little daughters
Of Mr. and 'Irs II T. Townsend, of
Dayidsonville. Thelma and Maude,
were operated upon by Or. Hopkins
for tonsils and adenoids.
A little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Townsend, Miss Helen. was
also operated upon BY the same Eny-
stefan for similar trouble. All are
doing nicely
Mr. Louis Sandlass Of Joyce's sta
ton, patient of DR. Joyce's. has been
"a patient al the Emergency Hospital
for several days He Is reported 10
be getting along nicely.
Mrs. Richardson, wife Of Lient.-
Commander Richardson, u s. NJ, and
little son. born at the hospital on July
Fourth, left the hospital today for
home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
AT TIE REPUBLIC sATTRDAY

THE Masqne of Life. To play at the
Republic theatre, for one day only.
Saturday, July 18Th. Is film which
has created more comment than any
other picture Of the year and being
so absolutely different from anything
ever before seen in America. Its sue
cess has been natural The thing
that most people talk about III the
picture il the work Of Pete, the mon-
key star, who provides 50 many Of
THE thrills. One Of his stunts il TO
climb to the top Of the $50 foot tall
chimney with real live baby under
This arm. AT the top OF this chimney
There Is thrilling fight between the
monkey and the heroine OF the story
who goes up the chimney on a guide
rope TO rescue the child With tile
roofs OF q city plainly visible below
and the always imminent danger on
baby, girl Or monkey going down into
1.-The slanting chimney. this Is a scene
that makes every audience hold rs
breath. A superb musical accompani-
ment adds much to the enjoyment Of
1.-The film
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
SEVEN ROOM TENT
HOME FOR MOTORISTS

The up-to-date cross-country motor
ist may now equip himself with most
elaborate roadside home. described
and pictured In the August Popular
Mechanics Magazine. Weighing COM
plete only 124 lh., the entire equip
ment may be dashed to the running
board: vet when erected. 1t will fur
nish four bedrooms, a Z BY lift din-
Ing room. with similar room for
general purposes, and a 20 by 6stt 1T
garage. Screened windows with storm
flaps keep ont mosquitoes and bad
weather Another feature which rec
ommends this new accessory is the
fact that the tent Ii not dependent
on the auto for support Hence the
family may take an evening ride to
the local movies, or other trip, after
the labor Of pitching tent and cooking
supper.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
Blue?
LIVER LAZY?
TAKE A CALOTAB
wonderful How Young and En-
ergetic You Feel After Taking
This Nausealess Calonael Tab
let.

II YOU have moi tried Calotabs you
have i delightful surprise awaiting
You. The wonderful liyer-cleansing
ana system purifying properties g
calonlel may nov be enjoyed without
the slightest unpleasantness 4 Galo.
tab ii bedtime with d swallow 81
water. that's all No taste. no salts.
nor the slightest unpleasant effects
You wake up in the morning 1eelsng
ID good that You want g laugh about
ii. Your liver II clean. your system II
purified. yonr appetite hearty Eat
what you wish, no danger The next
time you feel lazy, mean. nervous, blue
.or discouraged give your liver thor
ough cleansing with i ralotab Thes
are IS perfect that your druggist Il
authorized 10 refund the price as 9
guarantee that Won Will be delighted
calotahs are sold only IN original
sealed packages Price thirty-iiYe
cents. AT all drugstnres. tady
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
NAVY AGAIN BREAKS
RECRUITING RECORD

The Recruiting Drive for the NAVY
IL now ID full swing As result, all
weekly records were broken. since
the armistice WIS signed
FOR me week ending July is 1919.
there were applicants. with S. re-
crults. The best previous record was
made In April. ard 10 10Th, when 100
applicants and 81 recruits we're taken.
Among the applicants was Harry
p. Stevenson. from Underwood. nd.
Who expects to enter the Naval Aead-
envy next year. and ii enlisilng In The
Navy as an apprentice seaman now
Id order 10 get the practical expert
ence. Stevenson Is seventeen years
and fiYe months old. and has had four
years in High school
Que ID the great rush At the NAVY
Recruiting Headquarters, force II
icing kept on duty till s p. N. each
day this week This also gives men
d chance to enlist after working
hours
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
n rlIE REPIRLN TONIGnT

The many admirers Of William Far
nun Will be interested IN the an
nouncement that their favorite screen
star is 10 appear here IN another
drilling perturbation 81 Zane Grey
novel This time, The Lone star Rll-
ger. which will lie shown at the Re
public theatre tonight
Mr.. Farnnm has been seen ~ many
picturesque and heroic characters
during his stage career but as 4
fearless Texas Ranger in This William
Fox production he IS said to give 4
most brilliant portrayal Of the figure
so familiar to thousands q readers
the man who. through sheer nerve,
ribs the border of marauders, and e
doing so wins wife.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
Guild WELPARE CLINIC

The regular Saturday Child Welfare
Clinic, will be held tomorrow morn
ing IN the lower rooms OF the Gram
mar School, Green street. Miss Sara
y Sutherland, the Public Health
Visiting Nurse. in charge
Children will be weighed and meas
ured, as usual. and the talk on hygiene
will be given by Miss Sutherland. The
children are striving to obtain the
required number Of stars for brush
Ing their teeth twice day and taking
baths at least three times a week.
Many have filled the requirements Of
Miss sutherland's clinic and are the
proud possessor OF stars.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
Gold Wa,e Ia De Sh0rt
DEUTSCHLAND TO BE
EXHIBITED IN MUSEUM

The German merchant submarine
Deutschland, which made two trips
20 America before the United states
entered the war. will become an ex-
hibit all the London Museum, according
10 q dispatch from the English capt.
tai Horatio Bottomley, editor Of
John Bull. It is said. has bought the
craft
Capt Paul Koenig commanded the
Deutschland on her trips across the
Atlantic. On her first voyage she
landed At Baltimore. and the second
time she came to New London, CT.
The Deutschiand's trips attracted the
wonder of the world.
The Deutschland has been reported
sunk several times.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
PREDICTS COLD WAVE
Sage OF Hackensack" Also Fore
casts Second Great Storms
MUST HASTEN HARVEST

The severe storm that swept the
Middle Atlantic and New England
States last week will be repeated on
August 8. according Ia Al .. De Voc.
the sage Of Hackensack
..On june q last. said the weather
prophet IL Hackensack. predicted
that We would get our hottest wave
from tho Isl ID the stsi ot July. AMI II
arrived On time. / also said that a
great storm world cone Down from the
north on the 10th, followed by a d..
=cided cold wave The evening papers
of July III sad thst 4 great storm
swept over Ire Miaale Atlaniic aad
New England States. The most severe
part Of the STERN appeared % be near
Pittsburgh. There they hal thunder
and lightning ana wind did great dam.
age ana k.IivJ several pepIie.
Expects Repetition
on the l0fh If the month the moon
stood over latitude y degrees 3 min.
utes south AMI Longitude 20 l:allas
wsst Of Greenwich e1pet that
8, crm viii BE scpeated on August
Where? JUST the distance the moon
changes its position over eur earth.
That will be In southwesferly tii-
rection. about coo miles southwest
from Pittsburgh
As ! do not pretend ID be an asfron-
omer have to approximate from the
nautical almanac and calculate where
the detected suns rays from the
moon will prepare the path over which
the next important storm must travel
That storm ! expect. viii be about
July g. II viii form IN two sections
one over the lakes and the other over
tho Gulf States These storms viii
increase as they move eastward
reaching the Atlantic Coast States by
July rs. bringing violent thunder
storms and followed By a very cold
wave on the 10Th
Gold Wave TO He Short
But the cold wave Will be short
Then the Gulf States Will get their
first real hot waye from August Il
8 Following this hot wave an import
lant storm will form over the Middle
West. reaching Missouri by August .
bringing very heavy rain and higl
winds. so the farmers should rusf
lalong with their haryests
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
CENTREVILLE ASKS TO BE
MADE FERRY TERMINUS

A party nf business men OF Centre
Vile yesterday waited on the Mer-
clanis and Manufacturers Associa-
ton. 81 baltimore and laid before
them arguments favoring the Queen
Annes county seat as the Eastern
shore terminus Of the proposed new
ferry line
They conferred with Robert J.
Beacham. secretary AS II Beck traf-
fic manager, and A. S. Goldsborongh,
director III the civic and industrial
bureau or the association II was
suggested that the logical terminal Of
such d line should be Baltimore and
Love Point rather han Bag Shore and
Rochester, for the reason that there
are no good roads from Baltimore 70
hay Shore and the roads leading from
Rochester to the state roads systems
arc likewise poor 1t was suggested
that traffic could be handled over 9
county road from Love Point e
Queenstown and over another county
road to Wye Mills These roads are
good, and from Wye Mills there Is 4
direct north and south system Of state
roads reaching all important points
on the Eastern Shore.
Ii was agreed double-end boats
should be- used on the proposed new
line So as 10 better faoilitie the load.
ling and unloading of automobiles.
4 Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
ST. JOHNS RECEIVED
PAY FOR SERVICES TO
GOVT. DURING WAR
Gosernment Did What ii Could To
Repay For The losses Sustained
Tgy 81 #. q. Colleges

Response of the institutions Of high
er education throughout the country
to the cali of The government IN 1918.
for their use as bases Of technical
fr4ining of, soldiers ard for The Stu-
dent Army Training Corps was as
magnificent as it was Inspfring, q re-
port filed By Fl n Hall business d.
rector of the work of the committee
an education and special training,
says.
The report shows that the men at
such institutions received eighty two
days of training. and refers TO the
payment OF contracts with the educa-
tionai institutions covering the train
ing in colleges and universities MIR
Halls report tells the story of the
settlement Of CSC contracts Of the gov
Iernment with these institutions. On
March 245 institutions had fled their
statements or claims, and II was after
June before the last of these claims
was presented Field forces were or
ganized Is work with the War De-
partment. and the country was diyId-
led into twelve districts
There were many dark days for the
colleges, when they were not only
faced with suspension OF payments
under government contracts. but when
i it also looked AZ Ii they might lose
their students But all have been paid,
and the records of the department
show that the average return Of stu
dents as civilians II 60 per cent
The summary Of all settlements Is
given as follows Number Of origi-
lnal contracts, CSC; gross amount paid
Fin settlement, s9,S95.l24.57: average
settlement per contract, $14.424sS:
average settlement per contract man,
$500"
ST. Johns was one Of the contract
colleges. and received pay from the
government 10 cover some Or fits losses.
The return Of the $. A. 4. G. students
was below the average given in Mr.,
4 Halls report.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
NAVAL ACADEMY CHAPEI

Services Iii the Naval Academy
Chapel will be resumed on Sunday
next. July 20 During the past month
services have been held IN the Audi-
forum. (Mahan Hall), because the
Chapel was closed for cleaning and
sundry repairs.
Services on Sunday will be as fol-
lows:
s:45 A M Celebration Of the Holy
Communion.
1915 q M Morning Prayer and
Sermon.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
GLEN BURNIE GREETS
MEN WHO SERVED
(contInued from Page onel

polls pleased those present with his
humorous songs and Jokes,
Special pride Is taken By the COM.
manlty III the services or Lieut.. Col
shipley. Of an old family Of the vi
entity, who commanded field hos
.pitaI ON the other side. and did splen.
did work with The wounded Lieut. 4
Col. shinley told in most graphic
way the chronology Of the principal
events Of the war. showing how des-
perate vas the situation o. the Allies
when the United States began to put
It's soldiers into the battle line, and
how America turned the tide,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
MODISH IDEAS

Matching the stones In the shoe
buckles. the black combs and the orr
namentation of evening gowns Il a
lad Of the moment
Bingham parasoIs are carried by
young girls at the country clubs and
on the beaches They are carried in
bright plaids with white frocks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18

Even charity Is beginning 20 suffer
from the high cost Of giving
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18

The estimated average Increase in
the cost Of living for the working
man IN belgium In 1913. as compared
with 1914, may be put 81 200 per
cent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-18
HIRE AN EXPERT
NOTICE 70 THR PUBLIC

! beg to inform my patrons that /
am now prepared to handle all orders
#of coke: large and Small Order now
before shortage of coal causes the
sHpply Of coke to be shut on.
Respectfully,
Phone No s47 j2s NJ r. ALTON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
COMING IN AIRPLANE
r. ID. Herzog of Lincoln Will Visit
Brother in Topeka.

From Lincoln, Neb., to Topeka, for
a brief call on a brother, is the latest
event in aviation circles.
w. H. Herzog, manager of the Lib
erty Sales company, of Topeka, has re-
ceived from his brother, r. D. HerZog,
Of Lincoln, who also represents the
Liberty automobile, that the latter will
arrive in Topeka via airplane some
day next week.
The Nebraska man is planning to
buy plane in order to make business
trips to various points in his territory,
thus saving a great deal of time. He
will come to Topeka in a war plane.
operated by an experienced army pilot.
The trip will be made in two hours,
the pilot says.
r. D. Herzog will telephone his
brother just before he starts. He will
probably leave Lincoln just two hours
before luncheon and expects the flight
will give him an excellent appetite.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
ALL UNDER ONE HEAD
That Is Way Community Work Is To
Be Handled Here.

All civic work don in Topeka is to
be conducted under the direction of
one central organization to be known
as the Community Service, according
to a tentative plan worked out at the
Chamber of Commerce this noon by
representatives of various civic Gibbs
and organizations of the city.
The plan is the working out in civil
life of the work of the war camp COM
munity service. In effect it is the
work of the war camp community
service applied to the civic problems of
the community instead of just to the
soldier. The proposed organization in
Topeka was fostered by Donald G..
Price of New York, a field agent for
the community service. - The COM
munity service is an organization, ma
tional in scope, which is mucH like
big foundations and which will oper-
ate on much the same lines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-19
BUDS AND DADS, TOO
They VIII Be Welcome at Soldier
Blowout Monday.

The entertainment committee of the
American Legion, sponsors of the big
soldier and sailor entertainment at the
city auditorium Monday night, today
announced that fathers and brothers
of ex-service men are invited to at
tend the affair, as we'll as the women
relatives and friends.
This question has been asked sew
eral times because many of the dads
have been anxious to attend and see
Cha plain Blackman box and Bones
Smith. MARBLE. It's for the entertain
ment of the boys and the home folks.
The finishing touches of the pro-
gram have been made, and now every
thing is in readiness for the entertain
ment, which will start promptly at 8
p. m. Those in charge say that it has
been years since a program as varied,
and yet as entertaining. has been pre-
scented in Topeka. And the best thing
about It is that the show is free.