davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
SUNFLOWER IS VALUABLE
FOOD TO ANY FARMER

FARGO. y. H.. Dec. 9-Ole He'd
strom, a Cass county farmer. has just
stored % tons Of sunflower fodder, cut
from one acre, in a silo, During the
summer and fan those same sunflowers
materially helped to raise a flock Of
300 chickens, and Hedstrom now de
Clares that the once despised sunflower
is a valuable dual purpose crop,
Two years & Hedstrom decided to
add poultry raising to his farm pur-
suits, and IA fairly successful. But
he found that the chicks needed shade,
for which there were no trees, and
shelter from crows and an occasional
hawk.
Last spring, at the suggestion Of his
wife, he planted an acre next TO the
chicken house in sunfoweTs, dropping
seed Is inches apart In three-foot rows.
Up they came with a rush, growing k
weeds.
BY the time the first chicks were
Matched the s]unflowers were high
enough to afford them hoth shade from
the sun and shelter from the crows
and hawks. One day Hedstrom stop
ped with a team close to this lot and
the horses began to eagerly eat the
s%unflowers, heads, leaves, stalks ana
all.
Hedstrom therefore tried some of
them with his milch cows, and the
cows ate them greedy. He cut and
dried some stake. and both horses and
cows continued to eat them with as
much gusto as when they were green.
That was enough for Hedstrom.
He oueried the state Agricultural
college, was promptly assured that the
sunfiower, besides being relished. has
a very high food value as fodder, so
hereafter Il will be n regular and i'm
portAnt crop on his farm,
During the past season he didn't lose
a chick through predatory bros. me
necessary shade was furnished, and at
the end of the season he got an ex.
e~eptionally high tonnage Of fodder-all
from the once lowly sunflower.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
LEVEE BIDS RUN
80 TO SO CENTS

Levee work to he performed under
contracts to be awarded as a result Of
bids opened Monday at the office Of
Maj, Joseph N. Hodges. U.SA., {. Of
y, In charge of the local office of t,le
United States engineers, consists OF
new levee and h%anquette and enlarge
ment work, There are two pieces of
work to be done In the lower st. Fran
els levoe district and one piece OF en-
largement work in the White river dis
trict,
The first piece OF work is located
about two miles above Caruthcrsville,
Mo. Bids submitted for this work We're
S2,90 cents per cubic yard by George
+. Ramsey n 80 cents by Roach,
Stnnsel n Lowrance Bros.
The second piece OF work. also levee
and %hanquette is located about seven
miles below Charlottesville, the bids
submitted being 80 90 cents and 4S
cents per cubic yard by the two bid
dcrs named.
The work to be done in the White
river district is enlargement Of present
levees. The town located nearest this
work is Melwood, Ark. The bid sub
mitted by Ramsey was 81 cents per
cubic yard and 40 30 cents per cubic
yard by Bach, Stansel Il Lowrance
Bros, The total amount Of Carthwork
Is ESQ, 600 cubic yards,
The two bids submitted Monday to
Mai. Hodges will be forwarded to Wash
ington together with the local en-
g%ineer's recommendation and the con-
tracts will he awarded or rejected in
accordance with the finding of the
Washington authorities.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
viii ShOW Film Of
3Oth Smashing The
Hindenburg Line

Cot. Harry S. Berry, Of the old First
Tennessee regiment, later the 1l5th
Field artillery, will show the film OF
the Thirtieth division in action, break
ing the Hlndenhurg line before the
members of the American Legion, ex-
service men and their friends Thurs
day evening at the regular meeting OF
the local post to be held Thursday
evening. Dec, II.
The place of the meeting has not
been definitely set because OF the fuel
regulations, but It win be either at the
Chamber Of Commerce or at the knights
Of Columbus hall, decision to be an
nounCed later,
Major IL. s. landers, LISA, in
charge of army recruiting for Tonnes
see. also will he present and address
the meeting.
Members OF the legion extend an in
vitation to all former service men to
attend whether belonging to the or
ganization or not, Maj w. NJ. Stanton
viii preside,
II YOU don't buy a sewing machine
for Christmas at Bry's, we both lose,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
SUBURBS WANT GARBAGE
CARED FOR PROMPTLY

If complaints made every hour Of
the day to the county health depart
ment are any evidence, someone con
nectcd with the city street department,
which handles the collection OF garbage
and other waste has forgotten that a
long strip Of new territory was added
to the city limits the first Of the month,
Or. II. {. Graves, county health Off
Ger, complains that his telephones are
kept busy with complaints from people
living in the annexed territory to the
east and south, in which the county
garbage carts formerly operated, stat
ing that the Wagon have not bee!
around for a week, and threatening all
kinds Of punishment II conditions are
not improved,
The new sanitary limits covered by
the county have been moved out be
yond the city limits and the city Is sup
posed to he caring for the old territory
now inside the city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09

Mothers Flumonia Fuming Salve for
croupy children. 25c ADV.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
FORREST CITY OBSERVES
FUEL SAVINGS ORDER

FORREST CITY, Ark. Dec, 3, (Spl)
Just an In all other instances where
It's loyalty and patriotism has been put
to the test, Forrest city showed up 100
per cent Amerlcanism.
Every business house In the city re-,
NAMED closed until 0 o'clock and
promptly at the stroke Of 5 every door
was closed.
Forrest city may he depended upon
TO observe the orders Of the fuel admin
fstratipn 10 the letter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
MISS WILLMAR DELAYED;
GIVES RECITAL TUESDAY

Miss Sarah Mildred Wnlmar. dra-
maize reader, Of Chicago, arrived in
memphis Tuesday morning from st,
Louis and will give a dramatic reading
OF her own Interpretation Of Wilson
sarretts ''Fho Sign Of the Cross at
EoodwSn institute Tuesday night.
Miss Wiimar was booked frr this
reading at Goodwin institute Monday
hlEht' but wa unaNoidahly delayed and
Sould not reach Memphis in time FOR
het ehSagement As the entertain
mehtS al Goodwin institute are free,
me audience, while greatly disappolnt-
ed; accepted their disappointment cheer
tully when informed that Miss willmar
would he on hand Tuesday night.
wednesday night Miss Wulr1ar's sub-
lect Will be With the Bows over
There. In this talk Miss Wilimar wi |
tsu OF her experiences in entertaining
lines. y"
Miss Wtllmars entertainments are
free and the public Is cordially invited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
EASE The PAINFUL
RHEUMATIC TWINCE
Sloan's Liniment Will Bring Com
fortinR Relief Quickly.

Never breaks faith, Sloan's LnIment
doesn't, Just penetrates without rub.
blnu and eases the external pain and
ache. rheumatic twlnges, lumbago, neu-
ralgia, sciatica. lame, sore, strained
muscles, bruises, sprains,
For 3s years it has gone ahead win
ming new friends, holding old ones
strengthening Its reputation az the
Worlds Liniment. Clean, effective in
relieving the aches and pains Of men
and women, this old family standby can
he relied upon to do It's work promptly
and surely. Don't he without a bottle
another day-keep II handy.
All druggists-25c, zoe, $40.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
SIS to $19.95 Blouses at $3.50

This group includes variety of Styles splendid quality georgete and wonderful
workmanship, showing round square or V neck models, thpe-quarter length and
long sleeves, with perfect fitting cuffs Embroidered motifs of beads brnds and
aces Coor, taupe navy, brown, gray bsque. Sizes "a tt 49,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
Samelson's Is Ready!

We can supply n suitable git for
him" Good cigars. pipes OF all ktnds
and all other smokers needs. nav,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09
River Bulletin,

'Rise. Fall.
The river at Memphis will commence
to fan in the next 36 hours and fall for
about 5 days, The crest stage at Helena
win be about SO feet,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-09

HZkZNlzQz
NOTICE.
To Stockholders Of Peplax Medicine
Company, Memphis, Tenn.

A special meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the above named compa-
NY viii be held ut the office Of the
company, sos Union avenue, between
the hours OF 10 and 10 o'clock. on the
morning of Dec. Is, 1919. The meet
Ing is held for the purpose OF voting
on an increase OF capitalization OF
the company to a sufficient amount
TO take care OF tho volume Of bust
ness now being secured. Each stock
holder IL urged to be present In per-
son II possible.
j. A GOODMAN, President.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
ResuItsdO de Ia CampaIa de
eItiTpaCi0n de Ia garrspata

III DspaTtamento dc Agricultural y
Trsbaio nos rsmite para su publica-
ei6n a sisuiente earta, recibida por
II Inspector veterinario de Ia Esta-
cion Experimental Insular y escrita por
una ae las psTsonss cue siguiendo los
eonseics del pepaFtamentO q decide
a fabriear un tanqus para atacar las
satTapatss. convisns aelarar que csc
tanqne fue inaugurado el 80 de marco
De 1919
Ia eampsAa sigue activa en- Ia ialp
y en- IA aetualidad fnncionsn "a tan
cues
NJ Departamsnto est& dispuesto a
regular los pianos y datOs sObre sl par.
ficuiar.
A continuation copiames Ia carta:
ouebradillas II de octubre de 1919
seAsr inspector veterinario,
Ri0 Piedras. p, r.
Muy schoF mio; ~
Tengo sl gustO de suyiaTles. las tres
tsnstas cue me TemiiiorOn. para que
las llsnara. eoFTespOndientes a los me-
ses de julio. asostO y setiembre.
Este trabaio no es cxacio. p0rque
no llevaba record del ganado que 50
bahaba mensualments; pero en- 10 su.
eofivo les informaTe exactamonte. pues
lleyare un apunte del gsnado bafado
durante cada mes.
IN los primeros meses bahabamos
dos vscss al mes, pero en- Ia actnalidad
dilatamos casi el mes complete, pues
IA saFrapata - ssta exteFminandO to.
talmsnte. En mis- cercados quedan muy
pOcss. IN 3snsdo ha variado mncho; las
vaeas producer mas lechs y estan mas
gordas. Con IA otga clase de ganado
ha sneedido 10 mismo.
Estoy muy eontento con haber IA
bricado el bahadsrO. y 10 miamo le pasa
. todo sqHsi cue ha bahado sai CANA
dozen "a puss lolamsnte les exile cincO
esntav0s poT eabeEa.
nispousa DC 81 affmo. y 8. S.
t az
RAMON AyILA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
STAk DiA COMO. .HOYlb
E-s ES
"RecOrdar es vivir.--D Dante.
COLON DEsGUERIo ANocHEcER
ocTURRE. TERRA DEsIGNADA
cUBAGUA o CUBA
p DE ocTUBRE DE 1892

Aproximand0ss a ella en- Ia mahana
ifl 2s las csFabslas entraron en- un rio
qnf ial vez rae 81 de NUEVAs GRAN
DEs 0 del BAYAMo EN- osABANALA
MAR. liamado San Salvador por Colon
on enyaS asuas fondearon; pero sicndo
pGeo capa- aqnel puerto, hizo levar an
clas IA expedition. QUE al siguiente
dia naveg6 Al oeste Teeorriendo la cos
- entire islotes y baiOs; y para poner
81 4 abrigo de los vendavales que EN-
pszshan moiostar, fonde6 de nuevo
q 81 sn una embOcadura mas ancha,
que nan6 rio de MARES, Ia cual 10
misno pnodiera ser 81 puerto de Nue
vitas como IA entrada dc Ia bahia de
sabinal, fOrnisda pOr Ia peninsula dc
este nombTc y IA isla de Guajaba, en- 10
cue no c0ncusrdan los historiadOres de
mas fama, . pessr de conoeerce todavia
este hltimo snrsideTo con el nombre dc
Boea Dc carabelas
JUARA fue nanada esta TERRA EN-
memoria del malOgrado principe don
Juan. p0r el almirante Colon, quien al
desembaTcar dispuso que 80 atraiese a
los indiof dnea0s de las eseasas viyien
das diseminadaH en- los eontornos de
n costa; habiendO eOnsegnido los ex
ploraGores que So aeeycasen algunos in
digenas de los de mas atreyida curiosi
dad. les HostfuOn los adO7nos de ofo
ds ioa LUcAYos. prsgntand0les 81
procedencia. 10 que con nlihicas res
puestas dierOn a entender. sehalando
los montes de terra adentro, eve on
BANACAN. segAn pronmeis sban.s era
donde aquei pfeeiado metal Sc oneon-
tfabs. Este vOcablo hiEo sOspeehars a
Colon 81 seria q RENO de- cUBLAY-
KAN. dss.Fito por Marco Polo, el pun
70 a que los indios Sc referian.
Aquei spacible sitio. las deliciosas
bgifas que en pa.aiso convicrten Gu
ba duFsnte "a es,aci6n fresca del aiio,
y aquella rica vegetaci6n siempre ro.
bnsta y sslana, impresionaron tan vi
yameute ei animo de Colon, que al des
eTibif n TERRA descubierta deeia que
ERA La MAS HERMosA QUE JA.
MAS vIERoN oJos HUMANos; en
"a eusl cada paso querian yer los des
eubridores las plantas , los animales
"a "a India. eOnhrmandOles Ell su OPT
nion IA preseneia de los caimanes y
manatis dc los NOS. que supOnian ser
eooodrilos y vaeas marinas de Asia o
Africa.
No vamOs a seguir psso paso co.
Ion ca iodo 10 rsfercnte al descubrimien
% dc nuestFs hermsna Cuba, porqus au
torres aereditados 10 han hecho, va OK.
tensamente.
Hnestro ohieto hoy Ia sido CONNIE
moraT sOlamente el sniyersario del des-
cubFimiento. asi como publican los nom
bres de los eompaheros dc Colon que
componian las tripulaeiones dc la SAN
IA MARIA. Ia PINTA. Ia NINA de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
MemOria DEL lGOmlt6 Central
AgriCOIa de Isabella

III Comite Central Agricola de
Isabella nos remite la memoria de
los trabajos realizados durante el
periodo de Ia guerra mundial.
FL referido Comite Sc constituy6
para coadyuvar en- la obra de propa-
ganda agric0la Y de economic de CO.
mestibles. que venia realizando en- la
Isla la ComisioH de Alimentos de Puer
to Rico, v para prestar, asinlsmo de-
cidido coneurso a los trabajos reIa-
cionados con la eainpaiia de lealtad
hacia la causa aliada.
FL Comite realizo una campaiia eff
eiente y patriotica. A su propaganda.
sc debio que los terratenientes dieran
mayor impulse la siembra de frutos
memories hicieran tambien donati
vos de semillas para repartirlas en-
tire los agricultores que careciesen de
recursos para comprarlas. FL Conf
te tambien intervino en- el asunto del
alza de los articulos de consume, res
tringiendo las especulaciones abusivas.
Ha laborado tanhbien para que Sc ex-
tienda Puerto Rico la ley de Credi-
gos Rurales para que Sc hagan
aplicables a este pals las disposicio-
mes de la Ley sObre el alto costo de la
vida. .r
Felicitamos a los miembros del Co
mite Central Agricola seiior Luis Ote
70 Felix N. Banuchi Gerardo Gil
rard Cristobal del Castillo y Mr.. VII
liam NJ. Orr por la desinteresada y
prolifiea labor lievada cabo en- bene-
fieio de los intereses procomunales.
f .s-t--s-. ts
LOS Successes EN- GALES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
4 los DUEaos DE- AUTOS;

Tsnsmoa pisHas para todos Zoe esFros
gus hay aetuaimsuis sn q msTeado. Ne
imputa Il muTca eoiicitsis 4 PAN.
zARDT REPAIR SHOP. STOP 80. ia
70 nEY. ?. n. Tsnsmoa ''trucks' ds
eargA ds una q cuatro tonsladas au.
tos a. turismo ds Il uiarea aus ustsd
auisrs ds tsEundo uho eomplstamants
lisicu para eniTtgaT AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
POR INFERIRLE UNA, HERIDA
4 LoREZOEE TUMBO UN DEDO
A CATALINA

Fl maehete que ,maneiaba Andres
Sanabria, mayOrdomo de la finca de
Juan Figueroa.- del sitio conocido pOr
La PiedrG, Sc equivoeo y en- vezsde he
rir Lorenzo Delgado,- cOgi6 la tia
dc este, Catalina Delgado, FL mayor
dBlnO Sanabfia~ habia tphido .un dis
austO con Lorenzo Delgado. CnandO Ell
primero quiso inferirle varios mache
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

los que quedaron ell Ia Espaiola, en- la
Colcnia y Navidad.
TRIPULAcIoN DE LA STA. MARIA
cristobar Colon, Captain por sus Ma
jestades; Juan de la Cosa, Maestro dc
santoha; sancho Ruiz, Photo; Anzo
Perez Roldan, Photo; Doctor Alfonso,
MedicO; Maestro Diego, Quartet macs.
tire; Rodrigo dc oSegovias Pedro Cutie
rrez; Rodrigo de Eseobedo, Contador
dc Navio; Diego de Arana. Alguacl Ma
yor; Diego Lorenzo, Alguacil; ;pLdis de
Torres. Judio rsformado, interprete; Do
mingo Leaueito; Lope Calafate; Jacmc,
el rico genoves; Pedro Terreros, Ro-
drigo de Jerez, Ruiz Garcia Rodrigo de
EscObar, Francisco de Huelva, Ruiz
Fernandez de Huelva, Pedro do Soria,
Pedro de Bilbao, Pedro de villa; Diego
&c s1lcedo, criado de Colon, Pedro de
Acevedo; paje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
PROFESSIONAL:

Z
Medco, AbogadO, mgenero 81 es usted hOmbrO pro-
gresista desea aumenar e nmero de cente andnCe
anIncese constantemente Para clio e brndamos esta
Seccn cual pora usted hacer que fgurase nombr
uto al de los proesionales mas presoos aoreditados
de Puerto Rico mo parecen usted atendbeS esas ind
cacones? Pues apreSrese enviar anuncol lQue pd
bco nonbre letras de mode odos los dlas Eo
ea muy mportante para nsted mo hgurarse la gen.
tie que .usted noQeerce ya!et u
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

tazos segundo, interviflO la tia de es
te y recibio una herida en- un dedo
pOr 10 que fue asistida sen el hospital
municipal. FL agresor, voluntaria-
lnente sc preseht6 III ,Tuez, = se,ha jh-.
RADIO contra el la correspondence,
denuhcia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
DR.. Agustin R. Laugier

ocrlista y enfermedades de la nariz
garganta y oidos. II" te Il
Horas de offcina:-De 1o'a 12 A. M
50 ~ de 2 a.6sP. M.
San Justo No. 4, Esduina a Tctuin
Tel. 1881 San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
IsCuELA GhABUApA DE iNGLEs
VACANTE EN DORADO

tes atgifantet paEa cahfil dicha Va.
eanis dshsIan snFiar rus solic.tudes 10
insdiaiamslis a. inspsrioT De Eleuslas.
Tea baia. PR
una sntfsrista psfronai aunqus no
q ascsnaFis. rsna uuy Fseomsndsbls
Tos Baia. r y. sept ~. 1919 AdYt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

f-tt-t-s-s-i-i-t-i-ii-ii-i-ii-ii-
bs pagan ios meiogss precios pos !
pedaEes y pisEss az metal Dc q. ]
Z drs cirtsn Bogas. uoina. eic Ma. !
quinafla rn nae.
Il Ils hss YEA sss Fsfis nifs Metal e.
u 1ehn Lswis. PropietoT.
i Tel 40 stop 81 Pa ds TisTa
s-s4-ts4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
TR1pULAcIoN DE LA p1NTA

Martin Alfonso Pinzon, captain Fran
cisco Martin Pinzon, patron; Crist6bal
Garcia Xalmiento, photo; Juan dc Um
brla, photo; Juan he Jerez, marineru
Palos; Bartolome Garcia. cuartel-maes.
tire, Palos; Juan Perez vizeafno, Ca
lafate. Palos; Garcia Hernandez, Rctri
go dc TFians, de Leje tquien primero
vic tierraE Jaan Rodriguez de Moliuos.
Juan de sevilIa, Garcia Alon2o, Gomez
Rasc0n. cristobal Quintefo, Juan Quin-
tero, Diego Bermudcz, Juan iBefnIldez
(descubridor de Las Islas' Bernnudas).
Franchises Garcia Vallejo, Francisco Gar
cia Gallego, Pedro de ARGOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
Los QUE oUEDARoN EN- LA EsPA.
NoLA, EN- LA coLoN1A DE ''NAvI
DAD, FUERoN

Diego de Arsna. Gobernador; Pedro
Gutierrez. Teniente. Rodrigo de Esco-
bcdo, renientc; Doctor Alohso, Medi-
co; Diego Lerenzo. Alsuacil; Luis de la
Torrs,r mterprete; Lope, Calafate; Do
mingo de LcqueitoS JacOme, cl rico ge-
moves; Pedro de Lepe, Alonzo Morales,
Andres de Huelva, Francisco de Huel-
va.
Sus nombres no deben ser olvidados
nunc2,-----.. 49,. .......- =. -. -. 49,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
HOTELES

NATI0NAT Con cOmsdOr espo-
NANAOlvFAL cial para familiau ,
habitaciones en- primer piso. Enpleados
educados para 81 servicio, Y serene para
reeibir los pasaJeros noetdrncs. Pro
pletario con veints anoa on el nsgocio.
T. Rodriguez BreRss, San Juan, p b.
Box S67. Tel. S31. San FranciAco 63
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
TRIPULAcIoN DE LA NINA

Vicente Yanes Pinzon. Captain. Pa
los; Juan Milo, Maestro; Pedro Alon-
20 Nino, Photo; Bartolome Rolddn, Pri
mer photo: Diego Martin Pinz6n. cl ma
yor, Palos; Francisco Pinz6h, Palos;
Francisco Nino MoSues, BartOlome Pc
reE Gutierrez, Palos; Juan Ortiz. Pa
los; Alonzo Gutierrez Querido, Pedro
de Lepe, Alonzo Morales, Andres de
Huelva.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
ACTTTRTAc Hotel y Restaurant

ASTURIAS Hotel Hotel = Restaurant Re u,.D1
Telefono 342. A tres ninutos del Fe-
rrocarril y de los muelles. Esplendido
ServiciO. Capacidad para so pasa-
jeros. Habitaciones c6modas y venti-
ladas. Esmerada atencion con los abo.
nados y transeuntes. - Propietario,
Francisco Artamendf. San Juan, p. r..
SEVILLA ls,nsa. El ma. frssso, res, ,.1a anpli1 i,
mar. DEPARTMENTS para familias.
Ffente al edificio del Senado y cerca
de los 'demas Centres OfcialeS. Ell
mas convepiente para transeuntes.
Gale del Cristo, Mum. 16. San Juan.
Telefono SAB. P. o. Box 532.
Propietario: Pedro Arrieta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

los que quedaron en- la Espaiiola, en- la
Colonia Navidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27
GRATIS
ORATIs

comprs a. MUNOo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-27

Los Successes EN- GALES
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-23
RED CROSS NEWS

Mrs. H. f. Taylor, Miss Eta Eng
lish, Z. F. Dizney, b. Fielder, and
NJ, L, Vaughn were among the 250
representatives of Kentucky Red
Gross chapters at the State confer
ence of Red Cross workers in Lex
ington, October 81 and %.
DR.. Livingston Farrand, national
head of the American Red Cross and
other national and division officials
explained the Red Cross peace time
program and urged a hearty re-
Spouse TO the Third Red Cross Roll
Call, November Pill.
Chapter representatives at the
conference will carry TO every cor
ner of the state plans for future
Red Cross activities as outlined by
DR.. Farrand.
This national peace program in
cludes disaster and emergency re-
lief. an extensive Red Cross public
health nursing service, instruction
in first aid, home hygiene and die
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-23
The Best Insurance
Against Influenza
Prominent Educa tor Believes That vapomentha
Is A Sure Preventive

omentha Salve penetrates the pores
of the skin, relieving congestion, at
the same time healing vapors arise
and are breathed through the mouth
and nose, loosening the phlegm and
causing the patient to breathe free
ly. Its absolute reliability is evil
denced by dozens of unsolicited
testimonials. Brame's Vapomentha
Salve will relieve pneumonia, influ-
enza, grippe, pleurisy, bronchitis,
whOoping cough, catarrh, asthma,
tonsilitis, hay fever and inflamma-
tion Of the skin.
Vapomentha is applied externally,
and il will not stain the clothes, as
other salves do. No home should
ever be without it. Buy ii from
your druggist or direct from the
Brame Drug Co., North Wilkesboro,
N. C.. A small bottle costs soc; a
much larger one, containing six
times as much, si.20.-Adv.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-23
OBJECT TO VACCINATION

mo time or sympathy should
he wasted upon those parents Of
Mercer County who refuse TO have
their children Vaccinaled against
smallpox in accordance with the
orders of the County Board of
Health. n this vaccination were in
the form Of an experiment. the ef-
feet of which upon the health of the
children were unknown or doubtful,
the situation would he entirely diff
ferent, but as the matter now stands
there is no excuse for the recalci-
trancy that would keep the health
of all the children of the county in
risk merely to crafty a pig-headed
notion fostered, no doubt, by some
fanatical society or individual.
THE news from Harrodshurg says
the DIRECTORS TO the vaccination or
der have received much mail and
many Communications from all
points. So much the worse for
those who commend such action.
The merits of vaccination against
smallpox have been established thru
a long course of practice, and vac
cinatiOn or incubation against
many other diseases has been taken
up of late years with marked sue
cess. LOUISVILLE Times.