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Evening journal., 1919-04-15
MEDICAL INSPECTION
FOR SCHOOLS LIKELY
Appropriation for Nurses
Also May be Included in
Next Budget
KEEPING TAB ON
ABSENT SCHOLARS

The budget OF the Board OF Educa-
lion. to be submitted to City Council
on May 4, VIII probably include items
to provide for school nurses and medi-
cal inspection. Or. Conwell 5. Banton
reported number of cases Of mumps
and ringworm at School No. p, which
needed watching and checking before
the cases increased
'rhe Victory Loan Committee was
granted the use OF the High School
auditorium on Thursday night, for
mass meeting TO be addressed by Billy
Sunday. The Howard High school was
granted to the Wilmington Community
League for the same evening. and the
use Of School No. 20 was permitted 70
the Community Service, Colored Divi-
sTon. These requests brought out ex-
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

ium at the High School, so these rooms
can be heated without having TO heat
the entire building.
The board members whose terms ex-
pire this year. and whose SUCCESSORS
viii be chosen at the coming election
are: DR.. T. o. Cooper, First ward; Hiram
Yerger. Third ward; DR.. Victor d.
Washburn, Fifth -lvard; John Palmer,
seventh ward; Ellwood Souder, Ninth
ward; and 4. +. Denny, Eleventh wdrd.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
LEWEs ELECTS BoARD MEMBERS

LEWES. Del, April i5-At an cleo
tion held Saturday in Lewes, Dr.. James
T. Thompson, Robert Arnell. John r.
Baylis and G. c. Marshall were elected
members Of the Board OF Public Works
and DR.. u. w. Hooker. William II.
Bookhammer and N. B. Register were
elected members of the Board OF Edu-
ca ton
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviemore
27.-En los circulos oficiales de es-
Ia capital Sc contirua hablando de "a
possible rendici6n del jefe del movi-
miento revolucionario de OaXaca,
Lie. Meixueiro. d~iciendose que Pablo
Gonzalez ha tenido algunas platicas
con el citado iefe, pero que hasta hoy
no ha communicate 10 que Sc Ia tratado
en- elias. Sabese simplemeHte cue
Meiyue;ro esta dispuesto z sometcrSe
pero siempre que Sc admitan ciertas
condolences. 10 cual no sera aceptato,
en- virtud de que CarTarZa hace mu-
cho tempo ordeno term!nantemente
que l2s rcndiciones de los jefes revo-
!uc;onarios solo serian aceptadas in
coMdic;oSalmente.
En- tales c5rniHos ;nformo a Ia
preusa 81 Jefe del Es;ado Mayor del
Executive. Earragan. agrcgando cue
Sc esperan mas nc-;cias Ge Gonzalez
So5ra e. aSuaCo.
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cesario que la cooperation exista. To-
dos deben TRAFALGAR en- el mismo
sentido.
"Esta fue una de las raZones por-
que di siempre 4 mis- empleados un
interes practice en- mis- negocios Y Ia
otra fue porque asi el trabajo es un
placer. Siempre eramos n SOLO,
siempre estabamos unidos-
No vale mucho, Y siempre 10 he
creido asi. el hombre que sc confor-
ma con pasar SUI vida trabajando pa
IA otros. FL hombre que vale cs e.
que ticne suficiente energia Y sc de-
termina a ser amo, de lgual range
que cualquiera que eXista.
'Se pregunta, muchas wees, s. es
converiente que el jefe del negoclo
tenga ingerencia en- los mas mlnuclo-
SOS detalles V este no 10 puedo con-
testar 20 que no soy nj un mecanlco
nj I'm cientifico. Lo que importa, en-
mi concepto, es que ell Jefe conozca
quien es IN mecanico habil Y quien
IN cientifico inteligente. Lo que debe
procurar ell jefe es estar pendiente
de la aparici6n de un genio entire u
subalternos, en- c~ualquiera especia-
load que sea, Y tan prorto como apa
rezsca debe interesarlo en- ell negocio
por cualqrier medic.
ANDREW CARNEGIE
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FOLLETIN NGm. 1875.
LA JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE ".

-
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P'ES.="'' ~'" '''e '"->,s' ."S0' H~e u"
Po'-''N~ + 1''' Sle''"e"%" '""C"s,SS'
para 4'S 9'''C'Pe>' y e isS u' Nd
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l" ''Ss>'
-.oh SOY SeE"s" "e e."--.
.HaiSa''," - "!Sy' oS i" 'e!'-'i."
: u = SentarSe deiante tie IN oa>ti-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
lido %espantoso.

lido eSpantoso.
-iQue me decis? exclam6 Raoul
atomic.
Has Ge saber que ia reina esta
~cc!osa; va recuerdas 10 que tie die
ayer....
81: la conversation que escuchas
tets por la cerradura entire Noe y CT
rey de Navarro. mo es ESQ?
-Precisamente.
-;Ha vuelto q yer a Sara el rey?
-Es horrible 10 que esta hacien-
d.. :csuoadi0 Naacy; "noche estuvo
cr III casa Ia: ta las tres de la mana
y la reina?
La reina ha crcoLtrado un pa
nucto uuc Sara Ia dado ID su augusta
Idorador.
DE vera$?
'-AtortuuaIamrHtC. aunque todo
el raHue!o csta Ilc9c de bordadoS'
no !lrva corona. nj e:cudo, nj siqule-
n una inicial.
~ hien?
He dicl.o cue ca MIC
~ II reina 10 Iva crcldo?
ST, pero para ESQ he tcnldC
que forjar un cuento cue voy tam
bien a referirte porque es precise
10 recuerdes textualmente.
-;Oh. no tengais cu!dado. queri-
ia Nancy, dijo Raoul, tcngo bucna
mcmoria.
Nancy cont6 al pale in
fabulosa historic que habia narrado 4
madarla Nargarita.
= Bueno: diio Raoul....iQue de-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01

musSira corm;go frio m~elanc5lico.
inGitzrente.
la po.itica le absoroe por COM
pleto.
Y luego. aaad!6 Nargar;,a. Gee
G;5nGese lie renente 4 coafiar todas
Il q Nancy. no me gus.a que
huga entrar = las mu;eres e. las in
triras poliricas.
-.yIuieres, eyciam6 Nancy. fin
o;arfn viva ip6iqra-5n
-Ona 10 presfar n,5v,Ics borda-
4, = - r-;ra ,,a nacia nm ratio
m,,a. -, -, ,,,,o 49,, ,.5roio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
TURQJIA QUIEEE IA
PAX

PARIS. Noviembrc 30.-~a SGb!i-
me Puerta ha solici.ady directamen-
te de Ia Confere2cia de Ia Pa. Que
s~olucionen a Ia mayor bEcvedad posi-
bic. e. prcblema turco, d"ndo q CO.
nccer las graves razones que t:enen
para sol;citar una termination inme'
data de Ia paz.
La Delegation serbia en eSta capt
tai ha recibido noticias de 81 go
bjerno informandolc, que dezpues dc
exami-ado e. tratado de paz dc Sam
German, no tiene n;ugun ~!ncoavr-
nicnte en- Suscribir!o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
iOUlERE listed SER Millionaire?

do pobre. Ell hombre que qulere ser
millionaire no debe haberse alimenta-
do cuando nino, con cuchara de pla-
ia.
"Es necesario que Sc sienta que Sc
esta ahogando para que tenga nece-
sidad de nadar a brazo partido; de-
be comenzar su carrera sin salvavl-
das, sin apoyo. 81, ademas de ser po-
bre. ha visto las !uchas que sus pa
dres han sostenido debido a u po-
breza, cuenta con ell mejor incentive
para realizar su ambicion.
"No hay ambici0n, de naturaleza
puramente personal, que pueda COM
pararse con esta. La responsabilidad
que Sc hace pesar sobre III joven po>
bre, ESQ es 10 unico que puede hacer
que Sc reveie en- el 10 que es capaZ
de hacer. sa cs Ia materia prima de
donde han salido todos los grandes
capitanes de la industrial.
Isl ha pisado el primer peldaho de
Ia escaIa del progress Siguc adelante
porque no sabe ell significativo de la
paIabra fracaso.
Isl Sc tiene ambici6r Sc cuenta
con la fuerza suficiente para ser m
pujado hacia adelante.
Eel s~ecreto del 6xito dcpende de Ia
determination de lograrlo Y de que
cada reeves que NJ rcciba sirva pa
IL darnoS nuevos a~licntoS.
'Todavia hay otros puntos esen-
ciales importantes: FL joven que CO.
nlienZa a tr&bajar debe considerar los
iMtereses de su patron COON 81 fueran
propios: dedicarles cierto afecto per-
sonal: dedicarlcs toda su atencion Y
toda su energia, como 81 fueran su-
yo<.
"Estos atrae Ia atenci6n de los pa
trcnes Y TODD 10 Que falta despn6s cs
t&ciI.
"Necesita tan.5ien capac;dad pa
ra dirigir, para organizar. Hay cente-
nsres de hombrcs que pueden ser en-
cclentcs generates para maEdar I'm
solo cuerpo.. La m;sma ana!og:a cXIs-
&c en- los negocios.
La maquina mas delicada que cl
nombre de negocios tiene que name
jar. es Ia maqrina humana Y para
aIe el hombre logre siempre el eXlto
mas complete. es nccesarlo que Sepa
mancjar a las mdquinas humans que
c.t;ja mas arriha de el y a las que
cStal mas abaio.
"El concc;miento de Ia naturaleza
humana es 81 elementO principal que
dcbe constituir al hombre de nego-
clos. La piedra de toQue donde Sc
conoce la habilidad de un hombre, no
es 10 cue Gl hace Sino 10 que puedc
lograr que otros hagan en- cOopera-
ci0n con Ell.
"Debc existir coneXi6n %intinia, Ell
toda casa dc negocioS, entire patro-
nos Y empleadOs Y para este es ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
EN- FAVOR DE MALATESTA

ROMA. Noviembre 30.-En dife-
rentes parties de Italia Sc ha desarro-
ilado una considerable agitacion Ell
favor de Enrico MalasteSta Los agi-
taGores ~presentan 4 Malatesta como
una v.ctima del Gobierno. Ell cual pro
ceder,i q Su arrestO en- e. ease de
que regrese a Italia. Una conluAica-
cion semioficial dice que Malotesta
apsrcce condenaGo en- Italia pcr parti
cipaci0n Ell c! !ev2mtamiento dc ju-
Mo de 1914. cuando vari2S ciud!d"s
cr q disrriro de Romagnia procla-
maron Ia Repuhiica.
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:%marcr2. 10 2udo n:encs de sonreir-
&C.
Como! ~ tc atreviste a hacer
ESQ?
ST. sc&cra.
~ cue dijo e. rey?
-iAh, sonora, cuando p;enso en-
clio Sc me cr:zar los cabellos. e rey
solt6 una carcaiada y cxclamo:
":Conque IS tanto 10 cue me annals,
hermosa Gesconocida?" Esta vez CO.
noel su vcz, Y me entro tai medo
CITE no pude responder. "i.Ah. Gcon-
que ME annals? prosiguio el rey; pues
bien. Gecidme vuestro nonlOre para
u vaya Il repetirselo a madame
Marcarita." Yo quise esquivarme.
pero el rey me cogio de! brazo, y solo
despues de haber ~forcejeado I'm ratio,
pude desasirnle de 81. aunque delando
mi panue!o en- sus manos.
Nancy bai6 los ojos por tecera e q.
-iAh. anadi6, va Sc que ne obrado
mall. porquc en- fin, me ne atre-
vido a abrazar al rey; pero....
-iAy que muchacha tan traviesa.
interrunpi0 Margarita ~desterniilan-
dose de r!sa. Pues f~igurate, MI po-
bre Nancy. Que he enccntrado esta
manana este panuelo deoajo de Ia
almohada de mi querido Enrique, :
desde entonces estoy loca.
ST Vuestra Majestad ne huble-
Sc confiaGo antes Ill inquletud, TODD
Sc hubiera cxplicado.
-Pero "a nc he tranqullizado.
-;Ah! sonora. continue Nancy,
pues 20 estoy muy segura de Que Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
.R:en, h:o;a

-B:en, h@1:a!
FL rey DC Navarro me cmcontro
ancchc en- Ia escalerita que ccnduce
81 postigo de Ia orilla del rio.
~-;Cuando Sc mc-chaba?
ST, senora. Era de nochs... &c
modo QUE Ia escalerita, que de dia
suele estar bastant4 obscura, estaba
como bcca de lcbo.
Nancy Sc ~interrrmpi0 para volver
a scnreirse de nuevo.
-Pero 5quieres hablar, nina? dijo
Ia reira.
Ell rey bajaba, prosiguio Nah~y,
Y yc subia....
DE d6nde venias?
-Hahia estado paseindome en Ia
oril!a del rio.
-:Con Quitn?
Con Raoul.
- Bueno! ~ lucgo?
Ell rey bajaba cal!adito, y 20 me-
Ia mucho ruido con mi vestido de
soda. ":QuiGn va" pregunt6 e.
rey en- voz baja. y conoci 81
roz, c meior dicho el acento gascon
con que hablaba me hizc Greer que
fuera n. lie P!brac.
" que mas?
-Entonces, en- vez de responder,
' creyendo Que fuera N. de Pibrac,
estreche en- mis- BRACES al rey. Y fin
g;cndo mi voz, le die al dido: Soy
una Dana &c la Corte que os III
locarlente. Y que no Sc ha atcevido
nu.ca a declararoSlo".
Marnarita. al Or esta reIacion tar
confornle con Ell genio travieso de la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01

-Porqua, en- lin, @Had:o, 81 Eues,
ira Majes,aG l!egar& q creerne in
d;gna de Sis bcndades. g mi, que
daria tCda III sonGG" por ella.
M~argarisa crsi2 haber dido NAL.
-;Explicate de Il vez! cxclam6:
cdlces cue es tuyO csc panueio?
ST. sonora.
~ III Sc 10 has dado al rey?:
oh, no. sonora, ~respond!0 Nan
cv: Sc 10 ne prestado: soy demasiado
ucbra para hacer tales regalos. ESQ
pa1ue!o es de fina batista; es IN pa
6ra'o 30 familia. Y me 10 do mi a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
ECONOMIAS EN- Ell PALAClO
DEL SULTAN

CONSTANTINOPLA. :i9v. 80
+! e!eyado cos;o de Ia vida h. obi
gado q reducir !o3 gastos en- el pala-
clio del Sultan. especiaime2te en- el
numero de mujcres &c 81 haren. Los
Pashas que antes era r;cos. ahora Sc
ven compeliGos a hacer ~cconom!as. No
oostante Ia authorization del Koran de
cuatro mujeres para cada indlviduo;
n proportion lie inGividuos solteros
va en- aumcnto a aus de que en-
Cuentran muy costoso el tencr muje-
res.
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OFlCIALMENTE Sc DICE QUE CARRANZA NO
ACEPTA LAS RENDlClONES DEL LIZ.
MEIXUERO Y DE CORDOVA
FL jefe del Executive no atiende ninguna indication
yquiere que todos sus enemisos Sc lie sometan
de una manera Unconditional

4 pesar de TODD, Sc sigue traba-
iando por que ell cuerpo de que Sc
trata Sc organize Ell buenas condi-
clones. porque, de 10 contrario, Ia ca
pital seguira expuesta a los desnlanes
dc los facinerosC5 Y los rn'r"n:. sin
QUE haya una man energica y vO-
.luntariOSa QUE los sujete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
" idclstra a Vuestra Majestad.

rev idclstra a Vuestra Majestad.
-Pues "a donde puede haber lido
-:Quien sabe? en- todo ESQ alaa
Ia pclitica la camarera, mu-
dando de conversation. anadio en- to-
no zaamero: ME perm:te NueStra
Majcstan cue vaya ii oAlar 81 are
IN ratio?
"A dondC?
a la orilla del rio.
-;Donde te cspera Raoul?
Else pobre ~muchacho tiene cue
esperar todavia aigun tempo. p"r-
que lie he prometido que me caSarla
con 81 cuando cumpliera los ve!nte
amos, Y por ESQ hacc falta que lie ayu-
de a tener ~paciencia.
-iBien. vete, dijo la rclna sonrIen
dose.
Que buena cs Nucstra Macs
tad.-Y la astuta camarera Sc esquI-
70 murmurando un III i!eno de c!o'
cuencia.
Nancy no descendi0 4 II or!tla del
rio. sino que fue corriendo q la ante
camara del rey; Carlos IN. donde Ell
pale estaba de ~servicio.
Ven pronto. lie dijo; wen, por-
que tengo que hablarte.
Raoul confio ell puesto cue ocupaba
a o:ro pale. Y siguio q Nancy. con la
docilidad peculiar a los amaates. La
lie ccndujo a 81 cuarto. Y Sc
enccrr6 o el deSpues de habcr ccha
do la llave.
-iAh. querido Raou!. lc dijo. tc
aseguro que acabo de evitar IN esta-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
EMBARGO IA nELTGACiON

PARIS. ncv;embre 30.-Un tclo-
Cram& &C Berlin :nforma aur Ia dele
gaci6a de A!cm&Nia . Ia C,1fcr"ncia
nt-rnac:oN&! al Trabajo c. "&S!:-
in"rcn ia cmbarcudo cca rurcao q ic,
TzJadcr U0;!ss. Preside II c:.ad2
Gcicga-J ~ G.. doctor Augusta Mueller.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01

Siga los consoles de Andrew Car
negie, que comenzo ganado. S1.55
semanarios Y a los sesenta y dos amos
de edad Sc retro de los negocios con
una fortuna de 100, 900 5000 de
pesos orc americana.
La mayor de las ventajas que pue
de hacer. Esa es ia materia prima de
millionaire es comenzar la vida sien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01
(oD-

Como no usar Mata-Zizotc, ia
nedicina para todos los eEfernos de
Ia piel. pues cura en- 8 dias o de 10
contrar;o Sc devue!ve 81 importe?
Cuesta 25c.. porte p2gedo. BOTl-
CA DE Ia CANPANA, EsQ-il.a de
las Gales Sgnta Rosa y Buena Els-
t., San Antonio, Texas. (.Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-01

Cuando necesite libros en- ';spahoI
Girijase a Ignacio E. Lozano. lis \.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-03
BOOSTS REDSTONE BARDINE
ROAD PROJECT FOR 1919

A special writer in the New Years
Edition of the Pueblo Chieftain in de-
scribing the forest service work on
good roads for Colorado speaks in this
fashion of the proposed road over Nc
Clure pass to connect Somerset with
Marble and Redstone.
The program for 1919 includes the
Bardine- Redstone project, which is
considered especially desirable. 1t will
connect with main state and county
highways and will in fact be a part
of state highway No. Ga. 1t will af-
ford north and south travel direct
route across the present mountain bar
rier between the well populated Roar
ing Fork, North Fork of the Gunni-
son and Uncompaghre valleys. The
total length of the project is 30.54
miles. 1t will open up tract of about
10000 acres in the Muddy. Creek val
ley and will benefit large coal min
ing area. The road will make a great
saving of mileage in auto and truck
travel between the Grand and Gunni-
son drainage basins and shorten the
route to Denver for certain portions of
the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-03
FUNERAL OF MRS. w. s. DITTO
WAS HELD SUNDAY

Mrs Sophronia A. Ditto entered
this life in johnson county, Mo-, Mar.
9Th, 1888, making her at the time of
her death on Friday, December 27,
nearly so years and ten months of
age.
She was married to Mr.. Ditto, De-
cember l3, 1869, and the two, with her
daughter, Miss Mamie Harwood, came
to Gunnison among its earliest set
tiers in 1888, having arrived in our
state three years previously.
She Joined the Cumberland Presby-
terian church when eleven years old,
and in 1887 was united with the Gun
nison Methodist church. Mrs. Ditto has
ever been one of its most earnest
workers
Besides her husband and daughter.
Mrs. Ditto leaves to mourn her loss
a sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Coots, aged Sc,
who lives with her son at Limeville,
Alabama, and is the last of her family.
A brother, just older, j. NJ. Rowden,
died in January of 1918, at his home
in Mountain Grove, Mo, and in March
of that year, younger brother, w. A.
Rowden, died near St. John, Kansas.
Owing to the quarantine, funeral
services were restricted to prayers at
the house and a short sermon at the
grave by Rev. j. S. Ferris.
At l0:45 Friday morning, the 27th
of December, after two weeks Of grad
ual decline, Mrs. Ditto dropped into
eternity as quietly and peacefully as
she had lived. With her fading facul-
ties she tried to comfort her grief
stricken daughter, assuring her that
she was '.all right"
Mrs. Ditto, to those who knew her
best, was a woman of rare personal
| ity. He CHEEKY disposition, patience
n d sc!f-sacrificinC interest in those
about her found responsive chord in
the hearts Of her acquaintances. Her
familiarity with the bible and unques-
tioning faith in its promises enabled
her to comfort the sorrowing and dis
tressed to a rare degree. Added to
these many pleasing traits of charact-
cr was that of duty, which she saw
so clearly in her home, church and
community, and her attitude toward
this virtue was one of contentmcnt and
fidelity. A noble life may be made
up not alone of great accomplishments
but of sincere endeavors. Such a her
itage falls to the memory of her hus-
band and daughter. left to mourn the
passing of this wife and mother.
Through faith we must believe that
n life such as hers is now blessed be-
yond the power Of this life to bless
her.
1--WE laid her down to rest at close
of day,
She was so weary we could not bid
her stay,
Her work was done
Her work was so well done.
1--WE said farewell, but only for a
space,
For she is waiting with expectant
face
Till our work is done
We will meet at set of SUM-
Ruy W &
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-03
YOU CAN NOW BUY THE
1919 WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

Postmaster Aiken has now on sale
the new w. S. S. of the series of 1919.
They are somewhat smaller than those
of last year, and blue in color. They
will cost s4.12 during the month of
January, and the cost will increase a
cent each month as in 1918. This
series will mature as $5 Baby Bonds
in 1924 instead of 1923.
The old form of Thrift Stamp re-
mains and youswill fill out the same
kind of card with sixteen 25-cent
stamps, adding the twelve pennies to
secure the bond. You can register
your 1918 certificates still, if YOU have
not already done so, but you cannot
buy any more of the 1918 W. S. S.
You must now have the new series.
The s100-a-day limit is removed;
that is, if you feel flush, you can buy
as many as you please, provided you
do not buy more than $1,000 for each
person during the year. Like the for
mer certificates, they are redeern5i
with three per cent interest on ten
days notice at the postoffice. but Of
course, the patriotic person who can
possibly hang onto them, will do well
financially, to keep the w. S. S. till
they mature at the rate of four per
cent compound interest, and besides
that it will help Uncle Sam, who still
needs the money.
1t is proposed to sell two billion OF
these stamps in 1919, and the official
opening of the drive begins January
nth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-03
CAN SEND NIGHT MES
SAGE FOR 2Oc NOW

Manager Mrs. Pennington of the
local Western Union office announces
scale of greatly reduced rates for
short overnight messages, effective
January l. The new rates are cal
culated to develop a new class of tel
egraphic correspondence consisting of
short communications which should
not suffer the delays inseparable from
physical transportation in the mails,
but which will not stand the higher
rates necessarily charged for the
longer night letters. The new SER
vice, known as night messages, is de-
signed to supplant and round out
the night letter service. The mini
mum night message rate is 20 cents
for Is words, and for 25 cents ten
word overnight messages can be sent
considerable distance, while the max
imum rate is so cents as against a
maximum of 81 heretofore charged.
The new rates should not only prove
4 boon to the business interests of this
city, but lead to the same large use
OF the telegraph in social correspond
ence that prevails in European coun-
tries.
-Buy w. s. S.
A photograph of former Gunnison
girl, Miss Marie Burns, appeared in
today's Denver Post, together with
the announcement that: "Miss Marie
Burns, a Denver nurse, and graduate
Of st. Joseph's Hospital, has been ap-
pointed chief nurse of the United
States General Hospital, No. 81, at
Aurora. Miss Burns family formerly
lived in Gunnison and Parlins, later
moving to Denver whera her ,,,cthar
still reside. Two boys of the family
Lawrence and Robert, are also in the
service of Uncle Sam, the former, who
is in the aero service, being master
signal electrician; the younger brother
Robert, is at present sparching TO-
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-03
NOTICE OF STOCK
HOLDERS MEETING

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Gunnison Building
Loan and Savings Association will be
held on January 8, 1919. at o'clock
p. m. at its office in Gunnison Bank
and Trust Company rooms, for the
purpose Of electing three trustees to
serve three years, and the transaction
of such other business as may proper
ly come before them.
w. w. MCKEE,
49-4t Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-01-03
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the To-
michi Telephone Company of Doyle
vile, Colorado, will hold its annual
meeting at its office on the Slate ranch
at Doyleville, Colorado, Tuesday,
January 7th, 1919, at the hour of 100
p. m. sharp, for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of any other bus
mess properly brought before it.
51-52 TAD r. KNOWLES, Sec.