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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
LA cAMpANA PARA GoBDoR. EN- Ell EDO. DE CoAH,

de que Sc hayan verificado las pre-
sidenciales.
Dicen las roticias que en- Piedras
Neeras Sc han recibido, que Carran-
"a expreso a los coahuilenses que 10
~visitaron, que 10 honraba y satlsfa-
cia por TODD extreme tai designation.
por cuanto que lie demostraba que el
Estado de Coahuila, por el cual sem
tia ,:ran carinc, correspondia a 81
VETO afect9.
Agrego que, u cuando habia re-
suelto r~etirarse a la vida privada,
una veg cue entregase Ia Presiden-
cia de la R~epub,ica, cstaba dispues-
to a aceptar el Gobiccno de Coahui-
Ia. 81 sus c~onterraneos So 10 eXigian.
Nrw;strG dc Ia Guerra
Al mismo tempo, han circulado en-
Piedras Negras, noticias que apare-
cen en- oposici6n palmaria con las
anteriorcs: Ia de que Carranza no
pcdra aceptar 81 postuiaci6n, debi-
DO a u ocupara Ia Cartera de Guc-
IRA, en- el gabinete Presidential del
Ing. Bonillas, 81 este llega a ocupar
la Presidenc;a de Ia RcpIblica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
CONFITURAS DE FRESAS

Sc escogen para hacer esta con-
fitura hermosas fresas de las llama
das ananas. Pesanse deSpues de ha-
berlas auitado Ell rabillo, Y Sc echan
en- e perol, peso igual de azucar TIL
turada V IN vase de aqua por kilo-
gramo. o mas 81 el azucar ha de ser
ciarificada; Sc hacc cocer el TODD al
punto de pequena burbuja. echando-
Sc. l.eCado este momeNto, las fresas.
Cuando estan cocidas. sin estar aplas-
tadas. 10 que Sc conoce en- ST trans
~parencia, Y en- que demanda POGO
tempo la ~cocci0n, Sc las eXtrae del
perol en- la espumadera Y Sc echan en-
os frascos. de los cuales solo habra
dc nenarse IA -mitad. Despues coloc2-
Sc el ai:niba- sobre el fucgo, Y cuando
esta cocida al punto de peQuena bur-
buia. Sc vierte en- los frascos hacien-
dola pasar por IN pequeno tamil, ele-
vandose. tinalmcnte, las fresas para
que penetre Ell almibarad0 jugo por
todas parties.
Esta confitura no es tan bueNa nj
tan bella como Ia bondad Y belleza
de Ia fruta pudieran hacerlo Greer,
pues toma IN color empanado POGO
agradsble a Ia vista. Su SAILOR Sc ase-
meta al de muchas de las confituras
QUE Sc nos envian desde los paises
~tropicales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
De POLICIA

Ell ST.. NJ. c. Arlitt QUE vive en- la
Gale de Ferguson nlmero 2OS comu-
MICA haberle sido robado 81 automo-
vii marca Buick" Dc cuatro pasaje-
c en- la sagunda cuadra de Ia Gale
Camargc.
TN CAIRO del ssrvicio de Ia ciu-
dad choc6 con una motocicleta cue ma
neiaba Ell cr. J. y. NIceks, Y en- Ia
cual 10 acCmranahan dos mNjeres,
Martha johnson Y Ada Batter que re-
s~ultaron con aiElnas leSicneS. Sc
conduieron desde Ia ~esQuina dc las
Gales de Houston Y Laredo lugar del
a~ccidente, hasta el Hospital de San
ia Rosa. donde despues de un ligero
tratamiento. Sc les permitio II a 81
dcmicilio.
la ambulancia recogi6 a un mu-
chacho negro quien Sc cause una ne
rida en- una mano con una pistola, lie
vandolo al Hospital de Ia ciudad.
Ell ST.. c. H. Fardie que vive
en- Ia casa numero sol de la aveni.
da Cottonwood. avisa haber recogi-
| do unas vacas jersey para entregar-
las a su ~propietario.
|, E. Sr. f. 7. DietZel y Ia sonora ire
ne Bame, que manejaban a~utopoviles,
sufrieron un chcque en- la esGuina Ge
las GALES W. Houston Y n. Flores,
co~nviniendo en- arreglar cl asunto e.
los mismos. No hubo desgracias per
sonalcs, resultando ambos carros con
ligeras desperfectos.
Sc quej0 81 Sr. c. T. Peterson
que reside en- Ia casa nImero 314 del
Boulevard Chicago, de que los veci-
ncs QUE viven enfrente de SUI casa, per
nriten que ande sue,to ua perro null
dog. La policia orden6 4 los afecta-
dos ataran cl animal.
En- Ia eSquina de las GALES de ".
Commerce Y Soledad. chocaron los
automobiles que ~manejaban S. H. ke
nedy V Joe Reeves, ~causandose am.
hos liccros danos. Les interesados
convinieron en- arreglar e. caso mutua
mente.
Ell senior O. 7. Romp. que reside
en- Ia ayenids Schley numero 427, do
aviso de que en- Ia esquina de las ca
lies So. Alamo V North, un automo-
vii con el numero 44+l atropello a
una mujer anciana. FL individuo que
10 manejaha Sc rehus6 3 dar su NOM
bre afirmando que Sc llevaria Ia he
rida q su casa en- el mismo CAIRO. Sc
gun lista. este pertanece a Willie
Constancia. Temple, Texas.
-Encontr6 anoche Ia policia uno
de los c~ristales del aparador de Ia ca
sa Texas Cloth and beverley Co, con
una rotura. ignorando 81 alguna cosa
de las cue contieue lie fue robada. Co.
mo su propietario, que ocupa un Guar
to en- ell segundo piso estaba ausen-
te. un Official ocup6 el puesto hasta
ST. regrcSo.
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ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc anuncian para hoy. algun2s nu-
olados y I'M ligero aumento de calor
que TO hara zanzibar mucho el buen
tempo durante estos ultimos diaS te
nido. En- todas parties del pals con-
tribuy6 Ia temperature a hacer mas
alegres V numerosaS las fiestas de la
Navidad, excepto en- Ia region de Ia
costa noroeste donde Sc registraron
algunas lluvias ' nicve, en- Taylor
que rePorta lluvia, Y en- alguncs lu-
cares de Minnesota que Sc vierOn Il
biertos de nieve. La distribution Gle
las presiones atmosfericaS indicar
que todavia por hoy tendremos ina
temperature favorable, no sjendo re-
motto, dada la estaci6n de invierno que
reguiarmente es variable, que pr6xi
mos cambioS nos traigan nuevo oSta-
dc de tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

e. coraz0n de IN madre es IN abs
no en- el fondo del cual Sc encuentra
siempre Ell perd6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

coiorcs de siripa:icas bans5tas. lnc.ulreraNI
ade-nas. gratis. an foIlcio con los lenGaaie,
del abanico y del panuelo; consoles ? los ena-
morados. drclaraci6n de amor. etc. etc. y
una lista general de precios. Al rscibo &c
TODD solo racaTa listed 81 centa:os. iaga ST.
ped;do hoy nisrno Il Ia siGuientc direction.
MEXICAN CARD COMPANT.
Box i'll. Sta. A. Dept. B.
San Antonio. Texas.
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MANUALES fE&CI-~CS

IL -s5or sa,rrcsOH On ga ssHsF0--+' "''s 81
ngst.Tas "a tee. { Sl0S osza 1"o''
vI~~-I - Agrgru.-.-a ; Gaa@ceEIA.
Na-ual Gc Ar;es y OEIc;ns-
NIru9. lie Ar-ltcs ) JaECues'
Manual de A-gaEl.srIa.
~ de Carpia.eria de Taller.
- j. Cer:a!rCla = ODras te Afe'S@
S1rrgaI del CoaeIe.o ; Po.To-iSta.
Na-,,-l Ge. C-rIllos &c Eleea
Manual Le. CoaG,eE5 = F7~Se'eEo'
Yg.,ual *. DeSE:.Iuov L!corISsA
ganua! &c E.-cy-tc3cad-
Manual G- EC-0E.a.!A-
Manual del Eo.a=.:sro-
N.rrai ie La-.luyrla : Hc-GeGLtCT"-
ya,la! lie L251reO Ge AinAs.
Manual De LecheEl1-
.l.ruaL Ge McSLnlsa Industrial
W. d. rec.Tatls.s ; Te!efonis;A
Manual &c. Ke.o-ego.
Manual del SGs-re-
V.rnaI de! Fa9g:caute De Eelas.
NIa7uaI De Ve,e-inaria ) EQuitaeiya'
Manual de! .apaIero,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Die. 49,
10 de la designation de Don Nerus'
tiano C~arranza, como candidate a
gohierno local dc Coahuila. en- Ia;
proximas elecciones habia sido tent
do hasts eli presente, como un runol
con mas o menos visos de verosimi'
!itud. per'o un rumor al fin Y al cabo
Noticias llegadas ultimamente a Ia
vecina ciudad &c Piedras Negras
hacen saber que, en- efecto, la can
didatura para g9bernador de Goa
hula ha sido va ofrecida a Don We
MUSTANG Y que este Ia ha acceptable
con gusto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

CuSndo necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a lgnacio E. Lozano, lis v.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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uFERTA ESPECIAL.

No maa5e ;iaero. envic sola-
neute 81 direction, = q vCclta
dc ccrreo &c remit;reacs: uus
rreciosa ta.jeta para ro.!os =
&c feli-!taci6n. ljltimo y noveio-
80 estilo. De . ! pulgadas. coa
~ga;sajes en ~rcal:e, ;m3rcsa en-
espaIoi. adornada cos listo:.eS
dc SedG z dolores ) pIesta cr ST.
GAIA especial: una Gocer: &c pos
ta~Ics-rc:r2tos de actc!res tamo-
sas. y tres ~tarjetas de brOmuro Il
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OB2AS De
OBRAs DE CARLOTA BRAEME

"a 90 ceHtGros esaG ard.J
Amo-cs SubIimcs.
Cur@LUl DC O.9.
Dora
- ssc.eJo &c Lady Nuriel
Ea 81 MGuaEa de boGas
E&Ise dos Pe-ados
Inycucib.c Amor.
Leo-Or.
- ycataci6n lie una Mujer.
Lu-ha &c Amor.
- AoderEa CtnIcisa;R
Ia Coudes4 * CradOc
- EstgeLa lie Amor
Mas Ds5u cue una 41Ier
Jue- ; ParIe
I SGeHOs Gel COgazou
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A-lam de caneion-s popu!a-es escoSitas.
Opcretas ) La-zue.as .........-..-..S0.50
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- Ar;r &c aGcerse rico. pOc Benja-
min SE=El-.u 900
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ce- .r.y e los m-eE;os.-2 tones tea 500
Z Au4 Ge Casa. G2Ia &c Il muier
! a.eu e-Gca1I en- :aSterIa dc coc.na.
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! L. IL.JLua Eypu-a-.-MUtelus &c CisSursos
para i.gEc2s socla4es, IaLLI!aEes y -
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Una cOntisi0n

CHd COHttSiOE
La dicha candidatuGa en- question
lie fue ofrecida. en- su Residential de
la Ciudad de M5Sico, per un grupo
de coahuilenses lie a Ia metropoli
fueTon con tai fin, a mediados de la
semana pasada.
Esta comision, ia formaron perso-
mas de Saltillo, Torre5n, Cuatro Gle
negas. Viesca. Y algunas otras po-
blaciones del Estado, e~sperandos4
que al reereso de Mexico, dichcs co.
Missionaries Sc encargaran de formar
los primeros clubs politlcos que acc
jan dicha candidatura. Y Ia apoyen
en IL pr0xima campaMa.
Las elecciones en- el Estado de
Coahuila. Sc verificaran en- Ia segun-
da mited del ano proXimo, despues
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
GERAS DEL DR. MARDEN.


S'snP-c Ate.2uts! SITS
Ahr.rse Peso ..Sl.I5
Z FOder del P~easamiento SITS
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=! ENILo Conercial
Acutud Eictor:0Sa
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II A.earia del Elyir IS
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ILsa.-s dc DicLa s. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

Tn amigo. Corpus Christi, Texas.-Los
aeroplanos solamente pueden ccn.batir eff
cazmeute contra aeroplanos. Para que los
bomhardeos efectuados Dor medic de clos ten
gan resultado Sc rcquiere que Sc lleven Z ca
DO sobre blancos muy grandes. un poblado.
po- cjemplo. o una gran aglomeracion &c
fuerzas. va sea en- Marcia O acalnEadas. Pc
70 hacer una persecution ~efcctiva, por me-
do de aeroplazos, sobre peGuenos grupos de
hornbres que Sc dispersa-an para su propia
detensa en- cuanto Sc perciba el ruido del ae-
-oplnno y antes dc que este Sc encuentTe
en- una posici6n favorable para lamar sus
bombas. eS aIgo hunanamente impossible y
ror ESQ no Sc intenta s]iQuiera. En- cuanto
ha hacer uso dc ametralladoras para atacar
con su fuego a ind;viduos aislados, dcSde
IN aeroplano que Sc halle en- movirniento y
q una altura rclat;vamente grande para cstar
al abrico del fuego que Sc le haga dcsde
TERRA. es tambien cosa impossible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

A. A.-ChicaEc. IA.-Seguramente que en-
case de- que desec has.r alguna reclamation
o pedir al-una cSGlicaci6H. a quien dehe
tiriEirse es 4 ID casa a n Que lie pidi6 los
articulos que hos indica y 4 Ia que lc remi-
I'D el dinero. II Compahia dc Express que
menciona no h;zo otra cosa que pagan ei
d:nero p Ia casa n Ia cual listed lie nand6
cue 10 h;cisra y nsdn tieme listed "a quo yer
con n referiGa comPania.
Por 10 demas. 81 parecc o~portrno que 81 no
ha reci6ido 10 que listed pidi6 le TreEunte
a Ia casa que dcbij manGarselo que IS 10
QUO M rasado.. Na;uralmente sue para que
81 carta lc de 81 resul'ado apctccido debeFd
r~--ribirla en- in~l5s y rrtacrar.a en- forum CO
rrccta. pues para hacer una reclamation no
Sc necesita acudir I terminus demasiado ener-
cicos y menos a1n Il ameHazas.
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IACIA &c.
RfpI ,0TFcA

:. 1T, ~ Nagne-
Are = - -. = ,.7r--asis S $50
usHo, '%L'Ss So Doc
DIcc!CuAr;o tGferES--IoEusAe "a h!"Ei4
o'a2ca. req ) aersa. a.as't'oHS' -
r2nLailleutUS, cCHl-rCS' esC-
Do.-na y Ritual de n Ala AaEla--IoEte-
ne eli Tr.an=ulo dc Sa.ouoH. = Hanra.
q Taro-. secEetos ds! eSIio- EtS'0-A ~,
Fl VrrisGe-o Lsbco De Oro--PraCrcos de
navra.isrno. a:pnocismo = SlECsE0n.-
Iecraras GIe cor-'ssa e a2oe@n1s"sS.
Ia falta &c vo-unt%d. las e~neeEla7' N No- M
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(Viene de la Ia. pag.)

Gobernaci6n, de quien Sc dice cuenta
con muy pocas simpatias en- el Estado.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24

'lEs.Isn.o vlul assI.s Ysur MI L0as. Too.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24
DIVORCE, SEVENTY-ElGHT,
TAKES ANOTHER PARTNER

Meultrie Sept 2$.-The day after
jury in Berrien Superior Court
awarded her a final divorce decree,
Mrs. Rose Brady rs years old, was
married TO William Peacock. a man
about her own age, according to news
.ust reoeifed in Moultrie.
Mrs Brady was widow with sew
eraI children when she married Jack
. son Brady. They did not live together
very. long before a quarrel. or rather
seeyral of them. resulted i'll their sep.
aration. Divorce proceedings were
instituted some days later. In her
petition Mrs. Brady charged her hus.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24
RAID GAME, FINDS DEAD NEGRO
MouItrie Chief stumbles on Body in
the Bushes Near City.

MouItrie Chief Stumbles on Body in
the Bushes Near City.
Moultrie, Sept ga few minutes
after raiding crap game in the sub
urbs of the city yesterday Chief OF
Police Phillips and two negroes he had
placed under arrest stumbled over the
dead body of negro hidden in some
weeds near the spot where the gam
bling yarty had been flushed. The
negro was identified at Sam Wheel
er. A bullet hole was found in hs
head
Mr.. Phillips fired two shots over
the heads of some Of the negroes that
ran when they saw they were discov-
erred gambling, but so far as could be
learned at the coroner's inquest held
over the dead body of Brown no other
shooting took place in that section
Of the city during the day. Brown had
been dead but shotr time before
his body was discovered as it was
sti'l warm even at the time of the in
quest. The verdict of the coroner's
jury was that thrown came to his
death from gunshot fired by an uni
known person.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24

band with cruel treatment Brady
a not contest the suit During the
course Of the trial Mrs. Bardy was
frequently referred to by her atttor-
ney as "Auntie," which she did not
seem to mind. She is perhaps one Of
the olderst women to sue for divorce
in the state.
Immediately after receiving her f.
nal decree, Aunt Rose" said she prob
ably would marry again. as she was
not at all daunted by the failure of
her last venture. Her friends were
greatly surprised, however. when sh :
got married the next day.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24
GRIFFIN TO HAVE CEREMONIAL

Giffin, Sept 2S.-Plans are being
perfected for the Shrine ceremonial
to be held here the middle of October,
Committees have been appointed to
handle the various details of the cere
monial which is expected to be one of
the taste in recent years. A. special
train will bring Atlanta mobiles to Grit
fin, the Yarrah band to accompany
the crowd There will be at least
one hundred candidates here from Co
umbus LAGRANGE, Newman, Carolton
Marietta, Jackson, Covington, Man
chester, Athens, Milledgeville and
other points From one thousand to fiji
teen hundred Shrners will be enter
tanned.
Amony the features arranged for
the ceremonial are an old fashioned
Georgia barbecue, spectacular parade
band concerts. exhibition drills by the
Yarrab patrol and outdoor stunts by
the novices. There will be com
mittee of Shriners to see that every
candidate is given a most cordial
welcome to the city and to make GER
tain all possible attention is given
candidates. None of the fresh meat
here that day VIII be allowed to spoil.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24
CONVICTED OF KILLING, TWO
MEN ARE GIVEN NEW TRIAL
colquit County Case Growing Out OF
Search for Negro Who Fired Upon
Sheriff is Reversed.

Search for Negro Who Fired upon
Sheriff Is Reversed.
MouItrie. Sept %. John T. Nc
Cracker and Bill Radney, sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary fol-
lowing their conviction OF voluntary
manslaughter on the charge of murder
In the western part of Colquitt coun-
ty in June, 1918, have been granted a
new trial by the court of appeals
1t is likely that Radney and Nc
Cracker, who are out under $4,000
bonds, each will be tried at the DC
tober term Of court which convenes
here next Monday. Their case was
before the Court Of Appeals more than
year before the decision was hand
ed down. Just what caused the delay
has not been learned here.
The defendants in their motion for
o new trial claimed that Judge w. r.
Thomas, who presided at the trial
erred when he charged the jury on the
law governing manslaughter over the
protest of attorneys for the defense
who insisted that the homicide was
either justifiable Of a case Of murder.
It was also insisted that the evidence
introduced at the trial did not war
rant a conviction.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24
Stomach ills

..ermanently disappear after drinking thu
celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Positively
guaranteed by money-back offer. Tastes
fine; costs trife. Delivered anywhere b
our Cordele Agents, Heard Grocery Co.
Phone them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24

A new device to lie used as automo-
vented an electric curling device for
women's hair so effective The hair
retains its shape FOR months.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-24

Teh last Utah Legislature had four
women members, all Democrats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-18

Supper menu, Methodist church,
Tuesday, $3.50 60 1880 p. M.
Roast pork with dressing
Mashed potatoes Brown gravy
Salads Hot rolls
Cake Pie
Tea Coffee
Children under 10, 25c; adults, Soc.
adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-18
WILLIAMSTOWN

Under the auspices Of the Q. Z. s.,
Mrs. L. NJ. McAllister viii hold a 500
card party next Friday evening, Nov.
81 Masons and members are cordial,
~ invited Refreshments served
Mrs. Raymond Harrington and two
children Of Walden Heights spent sew
eral days in town last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs George Mari.
Jason Z. Martin has sold his land adj
joining George Colby's village farm on
the west, including buildings formerly
used as slaughterhouse, to Robert f..
Clogston.
The next meeting Of the Home Study
club will be held with Mrs. George
Mari next Thursday afternoon, Nov. 20.
Topic, "The League Of Nations, in
charge OF Carrie Lewis McAllister
Members come prepared to take part
in the discussion.
Miss Cora Kennedy spent the week
end at Riyerton with Miss Nellie Til
lotson.
One Of our citizens was seen wearing
a half-pound package Of sugar for a
charm on his watch chain yesterday,
Regular carrier, Robert +. Clogston,
resumed his duties on route No. Mon
day. after an enforced lay-off Of sew.
eral days with an injured foot.
Frank A. Bruce went 10 St. Adams
and back last Sunday, and found the
roads in very good condition for the
time Of year.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church realized about 1925 from the
supper and sale last week.
George b. Slavery is at home on a
vacation from his duties in the Amer.
lean Express office at White River
Junction,
Every member Of the local grange
is desired to be present at the regular
meeting morrow "wednesday even
ing.
All members of Fraternity lodge GO
ing to Barre Wednesday evening. Nov.
10, at present undecided and wishing
conveyance, telephone Mrs. c. r. Dut-
ton not later than Wednesday noon
The members are invited to meet at C..
R. buttons at 7 p. m. Supper served
after the work instead Of at o'clock,
as first mentioned. Committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-18
TALK or THE TOWN
Mems felt sinners Csc at shea's.


Thanksgiving dance and supper at
East Montpelier Thursday night, Nov
~ Dudley's orchestra, adv
Mrs Robert Fisher of Burlington is
visiting friends and relatives in Barre
and Montpelier for few days
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners'
branch. No. 2, IN polishers hall on
Wednesday evening at Z o'clock. I'm
portant
]. G. Mcleod and family and Mr.
and Mrs r. A, Diack have taken up
their residence at the Hotel Barre for
the winter,
Door checks win be given every lady
attending the dance at Rowland hall
Wednesday evening; Gilbertsons nov
city orchestra. adv.
Members of the Barre Womans club
admitted to Cherrie lecture tonight by
membership tickets; for others, adults
soc, children 25c. adv.
Alderman A. j. Healy of the Canton
Brothers granite firm started last night
on three ~weeks' trip through the
middle west and the middle Atlantic
states.
Regular meeting Bright Star Rebek-
an lodge, No. Is, Wednesday evening
Nov. 10, at 1880 o'clock The degree
will be conferred by the past grands OF
the lodge Refreshments after the work
Public dance in Rowland hall on
Wednesday evening, Gilbertson's nov
city orchestra will furnish one of its
classy programs Admission, gents
75c, ladies free. Save your door checks
they are valuable adv
The Tosi academy bowling team and
the American Spanish bowlers met al
the Merlo alleys Saturday night and
the former carried away the honors
with a score Of Al pins more than the
Spaniards In three strings the best
bowling was 295 by V. Colombo Of the
Tosi team
Congregational Philatheas, attention
An important business meeting Of the
class win be held this Tuesday even
ing at 7 o'clock at the home OF Mrs
0. G. Stekney. The meeting, although
important, win be very brief and viii
not interfere with attendance at the
Cherrie lecture.