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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-03
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-03
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-03
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COsto manufacturer ton. 1915
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-03
La fuga

-tY como fue Ia fuga7
Vera uStcd: Se ha dicho que
Gloria sali0 Ell busca de- America
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
GOOD WILL NOTES

The program for Commencement
yeei, a, Good VIII is one Of the best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

and most interesting thus ar in To
htstorv Of the institution. as follows:
Sunday May IS P. n. memo
rial service
Tuesday. May .--s P NJ. ORGAN
recital. VIII G Aac9Rriane df Port
land
Wednesday. Nay 2S-s A n. last
chapel: P NJ, un~eiling Of por-
traits: 80 P. l.. song recital. Mn.
Martha Phillips Of New York City.
THURSDAY, May D-s5e P NJ.
graduation Bors' Grammar schooi:
40 P. Il. graduation Gir.s' Cram
mar school.
Friday. May so-io.so A. NJ. Ju-
Nor Class day exercises: Il 4. H..
annual meeting directors and tr1s-
tees. Good Win Home Association:
7se P NJ. Lamoureaux- Th.an prize
speaking contest.
Saturday May si-Alumni day.
Alumni dinner
Sunday. June l.: P n. Bacca-
laureate sermon: 80 p. NJ. princi-
pals Closing address.
Monday. June s-1g.so A. NJ. grad
uatiuh exercises Good Will High
school: p. NJ. Senior reception.
Anusa Jackson. former Good VIII
hoy. has eeen visiting a Good VIII.
having Just returned from OVERSEAS
duty. he war in several Of the hard
est fought battles IN which American
troous were engaged and was twice
wounded. Paul T. Harms OF the 7.
.. is also q visitor n Good Will.
Linwood Macumber of the Medical
Coru. inst -eturned from scruss. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
e. L. Macomber Good VIII peopse
have q glad hanu for the soldier boys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

It They aave surely done conFtruc-
i've work Of the highest character
That Il would not oe fitting for rs
10 offer this report without offering
20 one whom all love who know her.
our sympathy and lender affection.
She was one of our peerless leaders.
Mrs. Stanley Plummer, and rests an
der the snndow Of a great sorrow. We
can only say many Of us understand
and We !ove you.
To the CITY If Augusta our h0nered
Governor and MS wife The manage
nert Of the Augusta House for many
ooureesles and kindnesseE shown. for
all the cheerful services rendered by
he employees; 10 the press Of our
state for It's valuable aid in public
5ty; indeed 10 ane and AL who nave
helped 20 make the meeting such a
success on the par of the Maine
state Federation Of Women's Ciubs
we say We thank you" Signed.
Mary g. Kendall. stella X Whita.
Annie E Eodgk,ns.
octooer Meeting
An invitation was extended the
New England Conference and the
Maine state Federation IF Women s
Clubs for them 20 hold their October
meeting with the Portland Woman =
Literary Club n their club rouns- l.
was moved and seconded hat this
~ lone.
The third spring meeting of the
Maine state Federation Of Women 9
Clubs was brought TO a close
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Quick Relief For
MI Rheanlatics


II vuu want relief u. two days. swift.
ce--ain. gratifying relief. take small
doee of RheunA once A day.
II ron want 10 dissolve every pnSdcae
of uric aeid poison in your body and
drive :. aut through the natural chan
neis 80 that you will be forever free
from rheumatism. get a huttle uf Rhsu-
ma from Bowditch- u ehsfef Co. Or my
druggist III once 4 must give the Joyful
-eifef expected nr money refunded.
Rheumatism is powerful disoase
strongly eftrsnctled in Joints ana mus
cies. In order 70 conquer II q peWeF-
Tul enemy must he sent against Il.
Hheurna 10 the enemy OF HheumatiAn-
an eneinv that cpnquefB II in DEARLY
every instance.
Judge JOB Rsrhuruf. Of Fl Lora1nse
Ohio. knows Il. He .'as walking with
crurches: today ne is we'll. Ii should 10
as much for You: Il saldnm tAilss-Adv-
nzyS.lb-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Temperance

tempe,aucc u . at he called Dr. He1ces Fsvite Prescip
ton precisely whz Tins medicine sold IN both
liquid md tablet form by dugss everywhere Fsv1te PrsIp
ton distinct remedy md drss3y uun the
the Ii to TAXI long course
Of with this standard medicine weakly acky back
headachv despundeut WITH regular or
lar pains with feminine disorders youth middle
age pretty ind Oh. Ieeues FsvuF1te fspsaa
remedy condition o fuR, md to ind as4
very few doses are taken Why woman should allow thev -
when little money spent for ts remedy wtn pEooAno
make them veil, u something exfdan -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Credentiais COMMITTEES

Credentials COMMITTEES
The cna1r-nen of the credent .ais
committee. Mrs. Edgar r. Turner,
gave the final report on credentials
IS follows: Presidents Of clubs and
delegates. %: number Of clubs rep
resented. 81.
Resolutions Of Courtesy
The special committee appointed
for resolutions gave the following re-
aur-: Whereas: We are once mDre
assembled n this historic city, ar
irving on. q memorable d2y. when our
boys" celebrated their home corning
has thrilling our hearts. stirring into
a deeper life cur resolutioa - give
Of our best service 20 our community
and national life.
Therefore. ne 4 resolved that We
most deeply appreciate the privilege
of coming here.
That We owe much 70 our officers.
chairrnen Of committeeman especial
II to t31use vine prepared eur pro-
gram and thnse who 1aEtictuans4 IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

-se:- 2. . lift sore,
- =. ~. fingers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
Tub N0-en
los: Meeting

--. ~.lt.5 here g Al
1- $500, Sc = american art.
80 aading artists
'aas- Of the times.
valuation D!
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rs mar many Of
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shoulder with
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lists correctly.
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he work Of our
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merriam ART
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cI-?Ittpa has pre-
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t-.Attrs worthy If
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n The PERIOD. but
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health

- ~. -aany mothers have
J. : = - ~ .---..-. rt1at Their chll-
feh - 9=--ec.-..y healthy, IRE
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loo1 49,. =. z" Afwud's
: -, sure and excellent
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09
CELERY KING
Heed Purifier I'd Rea|
$Phg-TiuDs Tsaie

Take II yourself ana give K "a he
cnilnren, for It's purely veseta bic lax
awe - That acts gently. vet effective
~, driving out all ruisunnus vr.te nsI.
ter and nasing you fee! better right
away IhcasRnds az ne~ and vcynen
retHin their youthful looks ana Feeling
by -e9uiattnE their system eaoi, .ur.ng
with this safe. reliable family remedy. =
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-09

Fur Tho Liver and Bowels
Tel your druggist YOU want genainS
California Syrup Of Figs" Pun directions
and dose for babies and children Of al aG8
who are conshpated, bilious, fevaish tongue
epated, or fun Of cold, are plainly printed a
- bottle. Look for the name sCanfnma "
- seHn 10 othes Zig Syrup"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

WANTED.
Limited number of young ladies to en-
roll in our short courses BY our method
Cf individual instruction in these courses
you can qualify for high-class position
in from two to four months. II YOU
are interested in lettering your position
In the SHORTEST possible time, this is
your opportunity. Call and see US for
further information or telephone Doug
las 74l5.
DwoRAK SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTING.
Second Floor Wead Building. Eighteenth
and Farnam Streets.
STENOGRAPHER and secretary to presi-
dent OF financial concern. $50 week;
stenographer, small insurance office. SIS
to sS5; stenographer South Side, $50:
beginner stenographer, s65. SIS: dicta-
phone operator 500 800 office clerks
slc week. sl4 week and SIS week; gem
eral office clerk, liability insurance tx.
perience. 500; comptometer operator.
BUSINESS MEMS REFERENCE ASSN.
a17-1S Woodmeu OF the World Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
LEWIS e CO.,
all McCague Bldg.
DON'T LET PROMOTERS


Many tempting offers for making
money in oil stocks may cause you to
make an unwise investment; II you now
hold oil stocks or are planning an In
vestment or merely interested in oil.
the worlds greatest commodity, you
should read the "Oil Press" an au-
thority on Investments and production;
each issue brimful Of authentic infor-
nation of recent and sensational de-
velopments In the great Mid-Continent
and Texas oil fields where opportunities
are many for making profitable invest
ments with little money: let the "Oil
Press" guide you; it may make you
money: it may protect you from losses;
each issue contains analytical reports
OF numerous companies, good, bad and
Indifferent: the ION Press" together
with late issue Of the markets" con-
tanning quotations on listed. unlisted,
active and inactive oil stocks sent free
on request; also while they last a new
accurate colored map OF Kansas. Okla
homa and Texas Just out, featuring the
oil fields In red. Address OIL Press.
7Os Republic Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.
General Merchandise
Business

in one of the best towns In the state.
This stock consists of dry goods. notions,
groceries, boots and shoes. 1t 10 doing
a business now of $500 month. II
10 a double store and the rent 10 only $50
a month. Tkis business has been es-
tablished for 10 years, and It IL the
leading store. 1t can be bought at In
voice price. Takes about $4,000 to
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
MAPRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issueu
the following: Age.
Name and resioence' 20
raw Egan, Omaha .,..''.''''''' ia
ria Andersen, Omaha ....'''''..'
Maurice A, Hessian. Omaha. .; ,,,. q
Helen L. Peterson, Madison, o,
.Iohn p. stumpfmeier, Omaha over Il
Anna HUBER, o,ah, 80
Giuseppe Deistelano, rs
nIka Betels. Sioux Fails. 8. 90 % %
Maracka II. Buss. Davis s. D.,.:',.' a. 90
.s.s,,-p Anderson, Council Bluffs. la. 81 81
Hazel NJ. colburn, Omaha ..
pved Refs, Omaha .,.S.'''''' 81
Marjorie =. wallace, Omaha. 90
Frank Taylor. Weeping Maters NeD, 20
Julia A. heniie rs
Empel Mason, oin ana, '. rs
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
SALESMAN

bA LID WI AN
Why not make your work produce the
most? Selling securities Is the highest
kind OF selling. Start with a company
that Is going concern, paying divi-
dends for so years We will train you
IL you qualify. References required.
Call All City National Bank Building.
SALESMAN wanted, with car or rig, by
old reliable firm to drive through the
country and call on farmers: experience
in our line not necessary position per-
manent: will pay from 1880 to $4,000
year and expenses: give age, past
experience and references in first let
ter Address Il. +. Mcclellan, 20l-204
Farnam building. Omaha, Neb.
SALESMAN wanted. Cleancut pocket
sample sfdeline. Sell merchants only.
Nine minutes time pays you 50. td-
dress Eln God Mfg. Co.. Clarksdale. Miss.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
RuILDING PERMITS.

Mrs. samuel KATE, ~ soyta aoo Th NAY
eighth, two frame dws sontS thirty thirty
tame tin sS sselns. $1,000; Hiatt s Co.
tcss lard frame s awe'p Wsnpy s aol.
low .,s oSo. Aired Tercruse sS17 w. frame
aNs IHU $500; J. w and J H i,ss a,It,
steei and brick hotel. sol South SiAeeeh'"
-t.~.t eos0 O0O
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

who can sell high grade
cream separators as a side line; good
men can increase their income $50 a
week; liberal commissions paid as soon
as orders are accepted: territory being
quickly taken up; write at once IL In
terested. Address n. s., P. Q. Box 107,
Times Square, New York City, n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

OFFICE BOYS.
APPLY AT MORRIS & co. SO. SIDE.
BOY WANTED. Fitzpatrick & Smith.
I113 FarnaD, 81
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
STOCK statesmen

We want a good live high pressure
man to handle this territory from leads
on going industrial proposition. Very
best commission. Must handle at least
10 men in the field. Address Y-7os,
Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

WV RUGS mfg. frorI OLD CARPETS
= Rryt, 4" EANINC', rtt RUG WEAVING.
CUNNING RUG CLEANiNS MFG. CO.,
slls Cunning st. RCD Alsz. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
HELP WANTED-MALE
Stores and Offices.

COLLECTIONS AND CREDITS; young
man, good education and personality,
some experience; $12S.
BUYERS ASSISTANT. wholesale: s126;
this position Is not open very often.
BOOKkEEPER; $125; four years expert
ence required.
CLERK; young man, 10. 20. coal company,
f sali Of af tact and pep; SO, sss "a'
CLERKS; packing house experience; &l2b.
CLERKS; temporary; 800; must have .
knowledge of bookkeeping.
CLERK; assistant bookkeeper, auto &C.
cessories; $50. 800.
SALESMAN; auto accessories. city; $3.50.
SALESMAN to represent an eastern re-
frigeration territory; experienced; SAL
sTENoGZAPHER; sales department,
building supplies; $125.
|STENoGRAPHER; wholesale. 800, 500.
SHIPPING CLERK; furniture experience;
clerk: life insurance company. young
man is or 10; $50
sS9 no 9Spe5ienSns Teasrsss &c.
COMMERCIAL REFERENCE Co,
1916 city Nat. Bank.
lTtM salesman, experienced, $225 and ez-
penses: shipping clerk, film experience,
$3.50 per month. collection manager.
bookkeeping experience, $3.50 per month;
office manager. furniture experience,
5000 per month; wholesale furniture
salesman, sl5o-115; record clerk, good
penman, clean-cut man. knowledge of
bookkeeping essential 800; salesman.
insurance, married man. y to SO, no
truck salesman, wholesale. Nebraska
and Iowa territory, salary and commits
sion; assistant shipping clerk, furniture,
500; requisltion clerk, good penman,
s125 per month: shipping clerk, grocery
experience. $3.50 per month; salesman,
Implements, experienced, $1,000. sales
man, auto accessories, SIPS and ex-
penses: bookkeeper and typist, small Of
flee. $780, salesman, advertising expert
cnce. $50; stenographer, wholesale I'M
pements, 500 per month: salesman,
films must be first-class man with sell.
Ing experience. $500 and expenses. Many
other minor positions also Open Every
one of these positions are now open
for immediate acceptance.
EMPLOYERS REFERENCE CO..
224 Bee Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NOTICE
: DO YOU want a guaranteed hand.maase
Yamatan Japanese rug or arr s a.m,n.
stnr Eayai Chenille and Tapestry Rugs;
3 S sses hV Curtains, Blankets and Bed
Spreads: Table Linen and s ii,t1s sach
small payment down ana trsst mem and and
week. Always courteous 'ie'i
W. sausi0 BUCK MERCANTILE CO;
eoc 60 13th St. J.. l.. Bennelt. MS.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
Furniture and Household Goods.

-- AIiTTJON AUCTION.
Extra good furniture, plano. rugs anu
furnlsninlss Of several good homes.
in MY AUCTION HOUSE,
SOUTHEAST CORNER
EIGHTEENTH AND WEBSTER SITS.
Monday. Oct. 18th.
Starts at y. m. Sharp.
This is an extra good sale OF fur-
niture from four Field club homes. con-
sisting in part as follows: I plano. sew.
eral Wilton and Administer rugs. all
sixes; library tables, hall tree. book
case. writing desk. sewing machine,
! rood dining room sets. complete: 2 beau
: stsful White Ivory bedroom suites, COM
plete: beds, springs and mattresses.
dressers and chtffoaieres and chairs to
match. several brass and Vernis Mar
tin beds. springs and mattresses, ma
hogany dressers, oak and Circassian
walnut dressers and chiffioners, gas
ranges. kitchen cabinets, Ice box. and
hundretls OF articles too numerous to
mentien.
Remember. this sale is Monday. at
! p JAMES L. Dowp. AucTIoNEER.
If YOU have anything to SELL call
Red $685.. Tyler SIS or Colfax 1924.
49, vi.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

oNE graphflex camera complete with
carrying case. pack and plate holders;
fitted with he Tessar or Carl Zeiss
- F-1S c. M. lens: none better: one
extra pair Of Carl zeiss As Els c. NJ
lens; all new; will sell camera or lens.
Address Y-70e. Omaha Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12

An opportunity of your life. Why
work fer $4,000 per month when
we have legitimate proposition
that will pay 5000 to $500 per
month, providing you will work as
faithfully for yourself as you are
now working for your present en-
ployer:
This proposition lie ceiling direct to the
farmer. handling complete line Of gro
ceres. hardware, paints, oil and auto
mobile accessories.
We have IS men now making the
above amount and can handl, few more
live salesmen representing a firm backed
by a good many years of past business In
OMAHA
You have no money to invest. only
your time while we teach you how and
at the same time will convince you this
job is Just as represented. We have
some good territory. including Iowa, Me-
braska, Kansas, Missouri, South Dakota,
Minnesota, Colorado and Wyoming. So
act quickly.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-10-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Boys.

WANTED-Bright neat appearing boy to
deliver proofs. See advertising manager.
Omaha Bee.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-12-13
Guarantee Trust Co.

North Carolina and Atlantic Avenaes
ATLANTIC CITY.
Daniel S. White, President; Henry
Leeds and Clarence L. Cole, Vise-
Presidents; Herman NJ. Sypherd, Vies-
President and Trust Officer; Harry +.
Sickler, Treasurer.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-12-13
THRIFT A SYNONYM
FOR LAW AND ORDER
Cardinal MERCER Recognizes Import
ancc of Government Savings Plan.

Cardinal MERCER Recognizes Import
ance of Government Savings Plan.
The efforts of the United States
Treasury to promote popular saving
and wise investment have gained an
additional strong endorsement from
Cardinal MERCER, Primate of Belgium,
who Won the hearts of all Americans
during his recent visit here. The Pa
triarch of the little land of thrift and
courage wrote to the Savings Division
Of the Third Federal Disctrict as fol
lows:
81 fully appreciate the Importance
Of the effort which the United States
government is making, with a view to
establishing in the minds of the peo-
pie of your country the necessity of
thrift. | am the more able to express
an opinion On the subject, that my
own people in Belgium are among the
most thrifty in the world, and | think
| may say this without Boosting. There
Is no doubt that the savings of the
Belgium Workmen enabled them to
tide over the worst and most difficult
months of the war at the beginning,
before the magnificent generosity of
the American people was able to af-
ford practical relief everywhere.
There is no doubt, also, that habits
of thrift teach men the value of money
and serve to familiariZe them with a
sense of responsibility, and this In
turf makes for law and order"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-04
EAITiiC

At 9 o'clock Monday morning at a high nuptial mass in St. Mary s church, Baltic. Rev. ". T. O'Brien united in marriage Agnes I. Lemoinc and Henry Lafash of Mapleville. l.. L The brides gown was Of white Georgette crepe. She wore veil caught up with lilies of the valley and carried an arm bouquet oi white car nations.
 Miss Enelia Lemoinc. sitter of the bride attended the bride and Alfred Lemoinc, her cousin, accompanied the bridegroom The bride maid wore champagne crepe de chine and a hat of white maline. She carried an arm bouquet of pink carnations.
 The bridal party was preceded down the center aisle by delegation from the Children of Mary of which society the bride was a member The mar riage took place within the chanccl rail Mendelssohn's Wedding March was played by the organist. Miss N Y. Miner. The music of the mas5 was by the musical choir. At the offertory Miss Rosalind Barril sang an Ave Ma ria.
 After the ceremony reception was held at home of the bride. Many rel atfves and friends were present. The bride is the daughter of Mir. and the late Mrs. Lemoine and is popular among her many friends. The groom 1 is the son of Mrs. Laf1ash Parladise oi | Mapleville, R. I. He and his bride left on the 350 train to Hartford. They will visit Chicopee Falls and Pitts
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-04

field. Mass. On their return they vii
 reside in newly furnished home.
 Cutglas-, china. silver. linen and
 household furnishings were included in
 the numerous gifts. The brides trav
 cling suit was of blue serge. She wore
 a hat to match. The brides gift to her
 maid was g gold mounted rosary. The sroOm's gift to the best man was . pair of gold cuff buttons.
 Al meeting Of the town school committee held saturday the 31st ii was voted to re-ensage all teachers who taught during the past year. The following salary schedule vas adopt cd: Minimum salary for teachers holding normal school diplomas and tcacher5 of five years continual teaching s122 per year. High school graduates with summer school certifi- cate $6S4. high school graduates s646, maximum for all grades s9t3, princi- pals S1026. Increase for one year g service $57 Increase for two or more years S1l4 Under this rating the salaries of the teachers have been in- creased from fifteen to twentJ-t three Gollars per week, according to rating
 Mr. ard Mrs. Dell Garipy and her daughter Muriel and Mrs. H. Akron l of North Grosvencrdalc spent the weekend with Mir. and Mrs. Carl
 Swanson Of Whaium Park.