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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-23
WORLD
FAIR PROPOSAL
GAINS in FAVOR

ATLANTA, Sept. 23.-Proposals
that Atlanta should hold a great
world exposition in 1928, commem-
Grating the great strides made by
the leading nations of the earth in
science, art, invention and industry
during and Immediately following
the war, have met with favorable
response.
Business men of Atlanta, headed
by Senator Ivan E. Allen, who first
suggested the worlds fair, have in
formed the Atlanta convention bu-
reau, that such step is the one big
thing all forces of Atlanta and the
South together and will obtain the
many things Georgia and other
Southern states need to take care
of their enormous gains in popula-
ton.
Some of the leading men of the
Southern states have come enthus-
iastically to the support of the move.
ment and declare it should be push
ed Immediately by all interests that
want to see the South exploit its
advantages to the world
There has been no great exposi-
ton since the Panama-Pacifc expo
sition in San Francisco, according tc
the two expositions held in Atlanta
Senator Allen. 1t is pointed out thai
and especially the one in 1895, were
more than milestones in the progress.
of the city and the South. Senator
Allen has shown that Atlanta car
stage an exposition at a. minimum
cost by using as a neclues the pres
ent fair plant at Lakewood.
H. G. Hastings, president of tn,
Southeastern Fair Association
shows that with the constantly In
creasing interest in the South anc
it0 opportunities, tens of thousand
of people from the North and Yves
would come to the exposition, as wei
as hundreds of thousands from al
over the South. He further show,
that it would be a splendid medium
to establish contact between this sec
ton and the trade opportunities i
Cuba, Central and South America.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-23

to Fershing, the biggest figure in the
war. The inspections were made
with a view toward selecting several
camps in the South as permanent
army posts and discontinuance of
the rest. Members of the party de-
clined to discuss any features of the
visit here other than to say that the
officials are making a tour of all the
military camps in the South with a
view toward looking into the merits
of all of them and becoming familiar
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-23
THE FUNN HOUSE.

WHEN Tinker Bob arrived inside
" the House and the great doors
were closed behind him he saw pecu-
liar sights on every side. Sure enough
there were large glass cases filled
with polished stones. And behind
these cases were servants polishing
more stones. He had always been
fond of pretty stones, and had a
small collection of his own, but they
could not be compared with these
highly polished stones in the glass
cases.
There were the Servants, as the
Little Old Man had said, on the tor
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fN9Hgsa
T. Tinker Bob zlS5g3(HI
EqME S.@=@9storles4 a3 i
ksszee4gg&>z byCarluse d. Aolcornb oS4 G9SyE&sl
a. byCarlysae H. Holconnb

of tall stepladders, writing in the
geratbo oks. These servants were
strange looking creatures, and were
busy all the time paying little OF
no attention to Tinker Bob and the
Little Old Man.
what are all of these stones for?'
asked Tinker Bob.
ooh, my little man, these are
powerful stones" The Little Old
Man went to one of the glass cases
and brought forth one of the largest
stones. "This stone will give you the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-23
KOLCHAK GIVES
UP LEADERSHIP
TOCEN. DENIKINE

LONDON, Sept. 22.-(By Asso-
ciated Press.) - Admiral Kolhak,
head of all the Russian government
at Omsk, has informed the Allies
that he resigns the title of chief
ruler in favor Of General Denkine.
leader of the anti-bolsheviki forces
of Southern Russia. according to a
wireless sent out by the Soviet gov
eminent at Moscow.
The message admits the bolshe-
wiki have abandoned Kursk, after
severe fighting against General Dene-
kine's troops.
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PAGE THREE.

with the conditions existing at Tx
camps. A dinner was rendered Eh4-
party last night at the CAPITAL City
Club, and they left the city shortly
before midnight.
General Billiard, who headed tiac.
party is an Alabama man and wax
born just across the Georgia line In
that state. He is related to manY
Georgia people and was educated In
Georgia. He was in command Of tina
first Americans to go to France.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-23
MAY ENLIST FOR SHORT TERM

WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-Ofi-
GERS of the Marine Corps are look
ing forward to a marked increase in
the number of enlistments in that
branch of the service due to the fact
that President Wilson has directed
that enlistments in two Marine
Corps, until June 80, 1920, may be
for terms. of two, three or four years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-09-23
Billiard And Party
To Visit Ga. Camps

ATLANTA, Sept. 23.-Inspection
of Camp Jesup, Camp Gordon and
the Federal Prison were made in At
lanta Friday by seven members
of the Congressional Committee on
Military Affairs and group of army
officers headed by Lieutenant Gen
eral Robert L. Billiard, who is next
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To Purify and Enrich the Blood

Take GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
which is simply IRON and QUININE sus-
pended in Syrup. So Pleasant Even
Children Like 1t. You can soon feel its
Strengthening, Invieorating Effect. Price
en-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
Los PORTORRIQUENOS EN- ESpAIA.
DON SALVADOR LAEALS

La Sociedad Espaiola de Maquinis
tas Navales, ha enviado al eminente
portorriqueno don Salvador Canals,
hoy sub-secretario de la Presidencia,
el siguiente despacho:
"Sociedad Espanola de Maquinistas
Navales lamenta que usted, con
siderable amigo de los marinos, trate
favorecer intereses navieros contra
justisimas aspiraciones nuestras. La
lista facilitada por usted la Prensa
sobre los sueldos anteriores la que
IRA es inexacta, como demostraremos
con datos que enviamos por correos y
que esperamos nos hara usted la jus
ticia de dar a la publicidad."
La Association de Capitanes y Pilo
tos tambien ha enviado al Sr. Canals
un telegrama en- ell r1ismo sentdo, que
dice:
Association Capitanes Photos Mari
ma Mercante Sc adhere manifestacio
mes comunicadas a usted por teIegra-
ma de esta fecha de la .Sociedad Espa
iola de Maquinistas NavaIes. Ell pre-
sidente, Bonet".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21

Sc dan confercncias cin3matografcaS
sobre ia miserla de los pisos'' Un
piso que consiste Ell dos gabinetes y
cocina, cuosta 25o coronas al mes: pc
70 Is casi impossible encontrar uno sin
pager fuertes sumas a los poTtcrcs
los Intermediates. Un anuncio dics:
'Gra,ifico con mil corbnas la per
sena cue me procure un piao c6ntrico''.
E. que tenga la suerte de disponer
de un piso amueblado (porque tambi6n
los mutjles son inaccssibles), puede
pre- nderIo todo, hasta de poder vana-
g,or4arso de conquistas amorosas. lie
suui dos anuncios en- ese genero:
''Sclorita de la edad de cuarcnta
dos ANS, Quiero casarse. Tiane piso
anu 3blldo.'
"Viudo, cincuenta amos, busca bonn
a csp3sa. Hernoso piso amueblado. =
No deben sorprendernos los amos
algo avanzados ds eses prstendi,ntes,
"a que ia mcycria de los ''anuncios
matrimoniales' proceden- de seiioras o
c..b1llelo5 Ell IA edad peligrosa La
guerra hl matado a la juventud mas
culila, y entire Glen mujeres, II tienen
que queIarse nscesariaments sin ma
ride. Las exigencias de las senoritas
han disninuido, pues, en- proportion
igual. Tor otra parte, la terrible lucha
por ell pan cotidiano persuade los
jovenes de aproximarse las sehoras
Ge cier i edad, sobre todo 81 la seiiora
tiene provisiones de boca, un pisito
amueblado.
ANDRES REVESZ.
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Los "Anuncios Telegraficos"
La vida intima en- Viena

Aunqua janas haya tenido 70 rela-
cion Girecta con los anuncios tele5fa-
fees, los leo ri empire con sumo inte-
res no siento del todo el tempo
que consagre a ssa lectura. Los anun-
clos te,ee J icos, a.. r rccen anodi
nos prilnera Wis, son, en- realidad,
Ell alEia in;ima de las grandcs ciuda
Ges. A traves de esos anuncios Sc ps
netra en- los rincones mas escondidcs,
sin ellos no Sc We mas que la deco
racion mentirosa, formada por las pri-
merls paginas de los periodicos. RE
recIcrdo que ell la primavera de 1913,
cu9nlo los ejereitos de los Imperios
cen rales Sc prepararon para la victo
ria decisiva, lego a mis- manos un ejem-
plar de la "Neua Freire Presse", de
Vicna. Los articulos oficiosos Y los CO
inuncados estaban nenos de optimis-
mo; poro en- la Ultima pagina vi de
rcprn;e este anuncio:
"Se venGs una tohalla por cuarcnta
coronas''.
Y esas pocas p2labras me revelaron
que Ia situacion economica de Austria
Zunglia era insostenible.
He podido copsaguir unos ejemplares
de "Nsues Wiener Tageblatt'', y en-
vez de leer los articulos de fondo, re
curri a mi l2ctura favorita. We uno Ell
seguida que la gran preocupaci6n de
los pobrss vieneses es ell prob.sma de
la alimentaci6n de lbs casas. Hasta
cue punso ha llegado La escasez de vi
veres, Sc pucGs juzSarlo por estos anun-
clos:
Sc vende TN cochinillo''
c
'Sc vende una cabra por GOO coro-
mas
Sigue ell apsllido la direction de
un sefior particular, que jamas Sc ha-
bia ocupado Ell la venta de alimen-
t.1s, y ante cuya casa segur9mente Sc
formo cola va una hora despues de la
salida Gel diario matutino.
Otro problema grave es Ia scase7
de las habitaciones, tai punto que
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Banco Territorial y Agrlcola
de Puerto Rico
DIVIDENDO P.ASIVO.

El Consejo de Administrator en- session ceIebrada el
p del actual ha acordado pedir accionistas de la
SEGUN0A SERE, dvdendo pasvo ounce dollars por
accion cuyo pago ha de hacerse elective la Gaia del
a tardar ell dia 80 Noviembre de 1919,
bendo los accionstas al vericar pago, presentar
Resguados PovsonaIes de acciones para
hacer eIos las anotaciones correspondence
En- oumpImento de 10 que preceptda eI artcuo IA de
los Estautos de la Socedad p1bIco para
Juan p r. 80 de seembre de 1oo-EI Secretario p Ro-
cafort-Vo. BOIL Presdente, r. H. DeIgado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
ESCUELA GRADUADA DE INGLES
NACANTE EN- DORADO

Los aspirantes para cubrir dicha va
cante deberan enviar sus solicitudes in
mediatamente al Inspector de Escuclas.
Toa Baja, P. r.
Una entrevista personal aunque no
cs necesaria, seria muy recomendabie.
Toa Baja, P. R., Sept. 80. 1919. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
A LOS DUENos DE AUTOS:

Tenemos pleas para todos los carros
que hay actualmente en- ell mercado No
importa la marca. Solicitelo a "PAN-
zARDI REPAIR SHOP, STOP 80. HA
TO REY, P. R. Tenemos trucks de
carga de una cuatro toneladas au
tos de turismo de la marca que usted
quiere, de segundo uso completamente
listos para entregar. Advt
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COMMERCIAL
ANDRES REvEsz.

Ell Aguadilla ha sido constituida una
soci,dad mercantil regular colectiva, la
cual girar& cen ell nombro de "Yumet
y Co." Commentaries importadores)
Y &c Ia cual son socios ges'Dres los
sclcres Fernando Yumet, Matias Vidal
Sanch:z, Santiago Boscio Reichard Y
jose NJ Yulnet Y Vidal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21
Sc alquiIa.

sE ALoUILAN dos buenas habi'acio
mes para caballeros o matrimonio que
pnedan dar referenc'as solicite en- Brau
~ tercer pis0 derecha. Telefono $50 70
% altos de Ell MUNDO.
81 AIOUTTA bara.o nm eTnacioso v
vsn'ila 'ocai On si'io c6n'rico de IA
c'ndai. propio D IA alm"c"nar cu''"nier
claae De mercancia. Informaran ap1r' a
DO lO2f
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21

IrRDIDo In 81 trolley en- la calle
del Parqne una puisera Dc ORC y plati
90 con Tres diamantes. qnicn "a en- regue
en MiTamar 4 Mrs. Alfred Thomson,
Elliot lace sera graf icado
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,ArENcIoR. crUDADANosI

"RL MUNDO''. ss vsnde en- el salon
Barbsna "El Modelo'. dc don San
tiAgO BOuiilA.
Sol o. Tos Alta, =. =, ..Advt
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Sc necesita.

~ EEcESiTA una taquiyra'a competen.e
eu ingles eastsliano. graduada de Alta Is.
cuela. Infosmagan en 81 bufete de Francis
- d Haba. Cruz IS. San Juan. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21

lhEuluh ~ rtor Eesnefo felia
e. le hs fIafIa ia. dsafs Il C-as del
ratrlF in essa rafrrteIa 100. una "a
ia ar rr.la AZ s1'alo Al qus "a en
rrl lf tiAtata
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sATAsos % rLAosHHs

m 81 ihmsdaat- pushls a. bsys
ntn ss stns Agpi - pabhso IA Pass
% pan ssssa Q. Prfiedisas instslan
toss sn gss o. - tissEss as - Pis
a. ~ un siiio deal , = tsdas hoFns
e. sneoufraft slii 'sEL MUNDo."
Tamhita - sshdsa sigauiiios. -
haraa. dGifss Fafrssesa Adwt
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Elias son las prerurso-
ras de los dlen ee pea ios
y de id decadebc a de las
encIas. Elias pre- e len in.
med,a ta'nente 10 plO
rrea ,enfermedad de
RigV5.)
| d piorrea produce la
contraction de las enclas
y los dlentes sc afiojan
dando un aspecto desa
gradable a la bOca.
Tenga presente que de
cincO persOI as de mas de
cuarenta ahos, cuatrO
sdfren re pOr e., Y tam
b. an M chos nenvI s lie
eSta edad
! "a pastas dentlfricas
ordlnarias no pueden evi.
tar la piorrea. La prepa
raci0n de tORHAN posi-
tiva mente la evita cuandO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-21

Sc usa {. tiempo y con per
sew rdnc a. Us, se como
uD deu, / 30. EntUI..,
= las encIAs no Sc conn; e
IAN M sank raTan. nj los
die ntes Sc afojal an.
NJ lrrw r." 10 que Su
Fasta cent? ca pueda
hacer para sus diel tes,
sinO poSee las virtudes.
peculiarts s dc la lrepala-
cion de tORHAN.
81 va ha empe1 ado la
contraction de las enciAs,
usese la preparation de
FORHAN y constiltese
con IN dentista iLme0ia-
smente para un trata-
mien'o esl eeisl.
ST i itela en- las princi-
pales uroguerli S de Puer-
to Rico. Sc vende en- tu-
bos de Cos tamanos.
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26
MARIAVILLE,

Gertie, three year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Dunham, was terribly
scslded Sunday morning by running
against pail OF scalding water.
The body of Edward Bell was brought
here last Friday for burial beside his
little child, who died early last summer.
Mr.. Bell had made long and brave strug-
gle against tuberculosis. His wife, who
was Lura, daughter OF Frank Frost OF
this town, is ill of the same disease, and
both have been in sanitarium some
months. Mrs. Bell is now with her hus-
bands people in Brewer. She is very
feeble, and was unable to come here for
the funeral, but when able will ome to
the home of her father to join her two
tie children, who have been here since
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26
COUNTY NEWS
DEER ISLE.
SILVER WEDDING.

BOSTON, Feb. ia pleasant occasion
was the observance OF the golden wedding
anniversary of John f. Robbins and wife,
Mrs. Melissa Alien Robbins, at their
home, 125 Mount Auburn street, Cam
bridge, Feb. is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins were married
fifty years ago at Deer Isle, where they
resided many years. Their daughter,
Mrs. James n. Pringle, OF Concord, n. H.,
was with them. The son, Frank E., who
resides in New York, was unable to be at
home, and the daughter, Prof. Alice NJ.
Robbins, is in France. Both were heard
from, however.
The guests were Gustavus Robbins and
wife, Mrs. Lillian May Robbins, Mrs.
Winnie Warren. Mrs. Vloietta Goss, Mrs.
Katherine B. Stanley, Mrs. Susie Torrey
and daughter Mildred, Mrs. Wye Shaw,
Raymond L. Robbins, Mrs. Edith Nc
Collum.
Besides the generous gifts OF gold coins
and set OF china with gold bands, many
letters and messages OF congrat ulation
were received. Dainty refreshments were
served and the pleasant evening passed all
too quickly.
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26

Ann, was duly Informed of that visit,
end onlv wished / could have been there,
too Thank you and the other sisters who
kindly spoke OF enjoying the "Chronicles." +"
Sadie, your snake story recalled one
heard when young of little girl who used
to go out by stone wall and take her
bread and milk out and share it with a
snake which had apparently charmed her,
and after time her father killed the
snake and the little girl pined away and
died. | cannot vouch for the verscity of
the story. but it WIS told to me as fact.
Am enjoying all the good letters and
very glad Aunt Madge is having so much
help Esther. my John thinks that lemon
pie recipe is all right. You already know
my sentiments.
/ have read number of books his win
ter. Have just finished Michael O'Hsl-
leron," by Gene Stratton Porter. l enjoy
her writings much. Have also read and
especially enjoyed "Skipper John of the
Nimbus" by former Lamoine boy, Ray
mond Mcfarland.
Such glorious warm sunshiny days make
me feel it is bousecieaning time. Will
close with a recipe before, like Tommy
Twist" get to going and can't stop. s.
J.Y.
We are very glad TO hear OF the sons
return home and it is fine for him to take
his old position as instructor in the mill
tary school. 1t has seemed to me that,
like him, many of the soldier boys will
find places awaiting them.
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26
MOTHERS WORK.

MOTHERS WORhs
Setting tables, washing dishes,
Sweeping rooms and making bread,
busting books and sewing buttons,
Smoothing now a curly head.
Making mending little garments,
In mothers deftest style,
Washing little hands and faces.
Planning something all the while.
Darning stockings, telling stories
To the group about her knee;
Searching for lost gloves and .kercbiefs
Nobody can find but she.
Trimming lamps or hearing lessons,
Putting this and that in place
Tired feet and busy fingers,
Giving home its nameiess grace.
Solving some domestic problem,
As housewife only can
(when the ways and means seem wanting),
With a skill unknown to man.
Folding tiny hands together
Teaching infant lips to pray,
Singing. cradle hymns so softly,
Mothers work ends not with day.
Sent By Alerid.
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26
RECIPES.

OAT FLOUR ROLLS One cup oat -four,
cup wheat -four, egg, 1-2 teaspoon
salt, l tablespoon shortening, / table
spoon molasses, l cup sour milk, l tea
spoon soda, teaspoonful cream tartar or
substitute. Rye rolls made the same way
are fines. j. Y.
CHEAP FRUIT CAKE One half cup sugar,
Y cup molasses, Il cup shortening, 2s cup
buttermilk tor sour milky, / teaspoon
soda dissolved in milk, l egg, teaspoon OF
all kinds of spice, X teaspoon ginger, l
cup raisins, -four to mix until it hardly
drops from spoon, pinch of salt. Bake
slowly; very nice.-ANN.
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26
annrrtisrmrntss
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And Invigorates Old People

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Besides the good it does children
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and Druggists Everywhere.
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26
tHutuaI Benefit gululuH.
EDITED By "AUNT MADGE".
Its Motto: "HelpfaI and Hopeful

The purposes of this column are succinci
,tsted in the title and mottoit is for the NUTS 81
benefit, and aims to be helpful and hopeful
Being for the common good, IL is for the com
mon use-a public servant, purveyor OF IN
formation and suggestion. medium for the In
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COUNTY NEWS
WEST FRANKLIN.

Harry Worcester of oldtown is here on
a fishing trip.
Henry Hutchins has gone to Brewer,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Mary Orcutt of Brewer visited here
last week.
Capt. Smith of Jonesport visited John
Farnsworth last week.
Harry ID. Clarke and wife visited Mr..
Clarke's brother at Sullivan last week.
Mrs. Charles Coombs is spending a few
days at Bar Harbor with her daughter,
Mrs. Everett Salisbury.
Mrs. Cecil Grindle and son, also Miss
Minnie Grindle of Ellsworth Falls visited
here last week. Mrs. Harry Coomos re-
turned to Ellsworth Falls with them.
Feb. "a. Echo.
Ellsworth American., 1919-02-26
WOMEN LEARNING MASSAGE.
Germantown Y. w. C. A. Trains Wom-
en- for Reconstruction Work
Among Soldiers.

Educational courses to prepare wom-
en- as aides In the rehabilitation of
wounded soldiers have been opened at
the Germantown, Pa. Young Women's
Christian Association.
reconstruction massage course,
lectures in anatomy. physiology, mus
Gle work and remedial movement mas
sage, theory and practice, electrother-
apy and hydrotherapy are given by
doctors and nurses, who also super.
wise practical work at the Y. w. c. A.
and at hospitals. The courses are rec
ognized by the Surgeon General.
Similar courses have also been open.
ed in the New York City Central
Branch Y. w. G. A., where a speciality
is made Of brush-making with view
to training women as teachers for re.
construction hospitals