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Evening journal., 1920-06-05
nIG RETIIEI CnIIncn-

Services nt Big Belhel tomorrow
Will be as foll0wss 1890 o'clock,
fourth and last quarterly communion,
Sermon BY pastor, Tho RaN, Henry Y,
Arneiis 1880 o'clock, Sunday class
meetings; $50 O'Clock, Sunday school I
{ o'clock. annual farewell sermon by
the pastor, Monday night official
board mdeling
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
TRTNITY p. n. CUIjnCU.

1ffe services on Sunday at Trinity
p. e. Church wiz be az folinvsi Holy
communion al 40 O'Clock, Sunday
school at go O'clock. morning prayer
and sermon nt ~ o'clock. Evening
prayer and sermon az 7.45 O'Clock
The iisV. Y. NJ, kirius VIII preach
morfang and evening
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
sEcnNn NJ. 2.

Second NJ p. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Glass meeting,
40 o'clock; preaching, a o'clock and s
o'clock. by the pastor, the Rev. B. T.
lester; Sunday school, 2 o'clock;
prayer meeting Friday evening
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
UNTTFD pRrsEYTFRTaN

At the First United Proabyterlan
Church. the Rev. n. Nelson Calhoun.
pastor. services will be: Sabbath
school al 20 O'Clock: morning service
and sermon II O'Clock; soDi0r &. VI.
Society at 6JB o'clock: evening service
aod sermon at 7-55 O'Clock: Wedncs-
dHy o~sn1sr prsysr~sc<slos ats 0foisct,.
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
no SING MN FAnFWTII.

Mrs. q. n, keisar, ednlrall0 sni6ist
AZ Trinity y. y. Church, will sing her
farewell sarsioas lhera on Sunday
Yarita sacred solo. Hfhares a Beau
tifui Land on High" by Taylor,
Evening journal., 1920-06-05
Special and Music To Be Heard City Churches gain 10
Why YouShouldGo
To Church

Tosbe.ofnoschurch is dangerous. Religion,
of-which the rewards are distant, and which is
animated only by Faith and Hope will glide
BY degrees out of the mind, unless it be in
vfyorated by e5teSnai iordhrances, by stated
calls to.woIship. gandsthez salutaSy influeuce-of
example.
Jofmson, sEffe-ofsMlton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-17

charge is needed. The attendant at
the Prest- o-Ldte Service Station will
look out for these matters without ex-
pense to you except where the battery
needs charging or repairs. This holds
good. not matter what the make OF
storage battery.
Now, you can realize" continued
Mr.. LLOYD. that the best machine
that was ever made would be ruined
Iif II were run for any length Of time
without oil. Similarly. the best stor-
age abttery will deteriorate II II In not
given intelligent and regular attention.
The Prest-O-Lite Service Station
stands ready to help motorists proiong
the life Of their storage batteries"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-17
10. A. c. RUSHES TO
COMPLETE BUILDINGS

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis. July 17.-Construc-
ton work is being rushed with a view
to making it possible to accommodate
the influx of students next school
year.
Many self-supporting students are
receiving a boost financially through
construction work. Between 80 ami
40 of them are now employed and one
or two hundred more can be used bv
L. n. Traver of Salem. in charge of
construction work, provided the men
are fitted for their duties.
Pool Under Construction.
Concrete is being poured for the
central unit of the home economics
building to cost approximately $780,
600. Work on q $4,000 swimming
pool unit for the mems gymnasium is
uder way. third story is being added
to Apperson hall. better known by
former students as mechanical hall.
Extensions to the heating plant are
being made under the direction of NJ
C. Phillips. associate professor of me-
chanical engineering. and superinten-
dent of heating. A 100000 women's
dormitory will be erected as soon as
the plans are ready.
The college foundry under A. L. |
Ridenour is doing rush work this |
in connection with campusl I
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-17
COLE COMPLETE IN
LINES Of SUCCESS

Tracing the history Of the various
dustry In this country. one finds that
particular line.
In this connection. the policy Of the
Cole Motor Car Company is interesting
and impressive.
From the first, the Cole Company
has sought to anticipate the trend of
styles in the field of motor cars. In
the earliest days. many of its inno-
vations were regarded as radical de-
partures, yet time proved their 2rac-
! tica bility and soon they were almost
universally adopted by Coles contem-
poraries.
Hence, those who had been follow
| ing the career of the Cole were quick
to realize that the Aero-Eight marked
another stride in advance on the part
of this aggressive organization and the
prediction that the Aero Eight would
act as a sponsor of an entirely new
vogue in motor car design found
speedy substantiation. For. hardly a
new car has appeared since the Aero
Eight was introduced. that has not
embodied at least some of the distinc-
tive features of design which the Aero
Eight originated.
| To realize fully its aims to offer
STYLES of universal appeal and yet In
advance of the time. the Cole present.
ed a complete line of cars-a model
to meet every necessary requirement
of the users of motor equipages.
| There is the seven n-passenger Tours
ter, a four-passenger Sportster and a
two-passenger Roadster among the
omen cars each subscribing a definite
and well-recognized need.
There is the chummy Sportsedan
for fous. a smart Sport-coupe. DASH
ing Sportsedan and two specious
seven passenger cars the Toursedan
and the Tourosine-among the en-
closed equipages. A towncar is fur
nished on special order.
The all-season models are the ex-
ponents of vast improvement in en-
closed car designing-flush panel con-
struction-which increases their util-
ity and ushers the enclosed equipage
into a new field of possibility. enabling
1. to be used for touring as readily as
for driving about town.
The woman motorist. the profess
sional man, the man or woman OF
family, those who prefer chauffeur
driven cars. the conservative. those
who thrill to a sudden burst of speed.
the motorist interested in economy.
all find their wants fully covered by
the remarkably versatile Aero Eight
models.
Natural conditions imposed by the
contours of various sections of the
country, all are accounted for and
fully provided for in the Aero Eight.
1t negotiates steep hills and deep sands
with the same ease and economy as 1t
travels the paved highway 1t throt-
Ties to the foot pace of traffic as read
lily and noislessly as it responds to the
urge of the speedway.
It's appointments are in exactine
good taste, just as its body designs
responed to the most advanced styles.
Its comfort is as luxurious as its road
ability is ample.
The vast number of Aero Fights
now in the hands of owners are the
best evidence of the service which the
cars have given. And the pride which
every owner takes in his car is the
which comes with the pos |
session of thoroughbred.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-17
INACCURATE CAMPAIGN
FOR EDUCATION OF DEAF

WASHINGTON. July liza. P)-
Medical associations of the United
States have inaugurated a nationwide
campaign for the treatment and edu-
cation of children who are deaf or
dunn or both. A Joint committee in
cluding members from each organiza-
ton has been appointed to draw up
plans.
Assistance of state medical societies,
state boards of health and from Con-
gress will be sought in order that the
campaign may be made quickly effec-
tive. 1t is planned to list all children
suffering from defective oral or audi
tory organs. to establish day schools
throughout the country for the in
according to the most mod
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-17

les building will meet q long felt
have worked under difficulties within
the last year or two because of lack of
space. The new unit will provide
suitable administrative offices, rest
rooms, laboratories, lecture rooms,
and other necessary accommodations.
The reconstruction of Apperson
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-17

improvements.
Mr.. Traver is having trouble in OBJ
tanning certain material for con-
struction work due, he indicated, to
car shortage. Nails wire. and gall
vanized iron are hard to obtain al
though no difficulty is experienced in
getting lumber.
The addition to the home econom-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-17

! hall will give more beathing space
for students in physics and several
branches of engineering. Last school
year the young people were packed
into this building in almost sardine
fashion. Eventually a new physics
building win be constructed and the
building will then be devoted entirely
to electrical and civil engineering.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26
Is Indianapolis Going to Fail to Live
Up to Her Splendid Reputation?

ARE you of those folks who have been saying Huh Hun
~ dred Thousand at the c. A. R. Encampmen? How
do they get it? You know there won't be that many
They can get along without my room.
Figures show concusivey that there 900 veterans
and relatives Columbus Ohio at the c. A. r Encamp-
last year. There will be at least 100000 Indianapolis In
addition hotel space there be $4,000 take of
them
Unless something happens change the attitude of the citizens
of Indianapolis there will be thousands of these old the
nights between September 9 and Is trying find the
steecub the steps of public buildings and the public parks
of this cty-your CITY, by the way.
These the that boys 81 left home and comfort to
face every hardship that your country might continue To sleep in
the gutter station would have been fun those DAYS for
the boys but would be muderou today for they are now old
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

The appeal for $4,000 has been for nearly three
weeks On such occasion this the should within
three days The big clock Kentucky shows only bare
5000 rooms. There must be IS 900 more -
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26

10000 rooms means every aoaiIable in Indian
dpohs must be listed for the G. 4. r. This doesn't
only a room from the neighbors house across
The street, your sister tOho iOes around the corner.
This a room from your house as t0eZ-wo
rooms if you possibly can giOe Them
Tear out the coupon The bottom of this page and
mail in today ShotO your Indianapolis spirit by
offering 10 giUe your What oH it cost you
for Of these old Ueterans TO sleep on an otherwise
unoccuped bed9
Are you like lot of other people, You've been
figuring that at the last minute you UouId giUe a
room if il is still needed We are right at that time
noW. These must all be in t0thin the next
ten days i they TO be carded and indexed SO
as TO be handled quickly at the station t0hen the
trains begin TO roll in Nth The old boys of blue
Figure how many you take Of You can do tl
doubling home for those few days. if you have no extr
room.
This is just little thing for you do But you must civ
every room you possibly can. a
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH John C.. Williams, Pastor

Sunday School, 10 a. m., Sid J. Gen. try, superintendent.
 Preaching at Ii o'clock, by the pas tor, subject, "The Triumphal March of Christ to His Death
 Duet, Sometime, Somewhere, by Mrs. Joe Hamilton and Mrs. A. C.. Williams. Preaching at 7:3o p. m, and Mir. Fred Powell will sing by re- quest, "The Ninety and Nine"
 The Bible study at the evening hour will be cn the Ten Plaques and show how a great king was defeated by a band of slaves. The church history question will be, "How did the Pres byterian king of England advance Re ligious and Civil Liberty"
 Strangers and visitors will be wei comed to all of these exercises. FOR SALE-100 bushels good sound corn.-Wells B. Hamby. tf
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR PROGRAM

Subject, Courtesy.
 Scripture, Peter, 3rd Chapter, g. 12 verses.
 Prayer, Bro. Thornton.
 Song, No. 67.
 What is one courtesy that is often omitted or neglected Blakely.
 What courtesies are needed in cur Christian Endeavor meetings Mrs. Burns.
 How does Christian Endeavor help to be more courteous-Miss Rubie Newth
 What courtesies are to be observ- ed on the street--Francis Branham.
 Piano Solo-Manie Maud Stubble field What courtesies are needed in our home Thomas Blakely.
 Give instance of Christ courtesy, Dorothy Newth.
 Song No. IT.
 Reading of clippings.
 Business session.
 Benediction. Leader-Allie Kizer.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
METHODIST CHURCH

bdav School at 9:45 a. m.
 paching by the pastor at Il a. m.
 worth League at 6:30 p. m.
 eaching by the pastor at 7:3O
 e afternoon will be devoted to an bgelistic survey of Prescott with lew to locating the non-golng |eh members of this church, also 6cure the names and addresses of kbers of this denomination who [|hl,ere [|hl,ere but have never moved thelr kberships to this church and to ke others in the city who are not |bers but have a preference for denomination. About fifty can |ers will devote the afternoon to work.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
PRESCOTT BAPTIST CHURCH Commodore P. Walters, Pastor

10 a. m., Sunday School, I. A. Blake superintendent.
 Preaching, Il a. m., subject: Sal vation By Grace" B. Y. P. U. 6:3O p. m., Vernon Fore, President.
 Preaching service 7:30, p. m., sub ject: Salvation by Grace" The above subjects are a continual tion of the series of sermons begun in January.
 A hearty welcome to all.
 DRAGONS.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20

he Bynn Yanns Grocery Company Memphis, Tenn, will open one of
 Dir chain of community stores at ll9 lest Main street, Prescott, Ark. All
 bck will be offered for sale to local
 pple. See their representatives ben they come down. MT. T. G. Wy of this city will be the local man |er of this store. 19d2
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
CUT THIS oUT-woRTH MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley & Co.,, 2835 Shef- field Ave, Chicago, H., writing your
 name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con- taining Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and croup; Foley kid ney pills for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar- tic Tablets, wholesome and thor oughly cleansing cashartic, for con, situation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

|jble School at 10 o'clock.
 teaching at II, subject: Gods !, Hear Him." |hristian Endeavor at 6:30. at 7:30, subject "The lire of Angels is extended cordial in btion to attend these services.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20

v.udiyer of Lavonia, Ga, arr prescott today and will visit |. I. B. vandiver. MT. Van < " Georgia is the man who inn |.hs Heavy Fruiter cotton seed
 ,ode a fortune off their sale. ! ans a,s, of the improved varieties
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
NAzARENE CHURCH

Sunday School at the Nazarene urch at 10 a. m. Preaching at Il a. m. and p. m.
 Come one and all.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20
Prescott Daily News
 Published by k.vs Printing Company

], as second class mail mat
 'rber 4th, 1905, at the post " pvescott, Ark, under the act
 ,.ss, March 8, 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-20

JUST THINK uf the cost of new outfit and the lowness of our charges we make your old garments lock as good as new at a frac- 'lon of the cost.
 Have us call now, for your w0rk-just phone us.
 STAR PRESSING SHOP
 Phone 2sS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

muerte Sc ballard amenazada...?
...Tergo i la vista. dice e. senior
Castor Ragoot an el Figaro" Ia 10
tografia de I'm borrego cuando fue
llevado al laboratorio de fisioioSla del
Colegio de Francia: con Ia cabeZa cal
d.. las pataS dobiandosele. Ii cadu-
cidad en- todos los musculoS Y unaS
cusntaS Semanas mas de vida. Tn ma
bill operator lie hizo TN injerto del te-
lido mas ~precioso tornado de un car
nero joven, V Ia juventud de este pa
SO al otro-la maravillosa juventud
con todos suS privilesioS. He aaui al
mismo animal con las patas firmes
= rectas. la cabeZa ergUida. los ojcs
vivos Y los cuernos en- apresto de ha-
taIla-
Pero dejempS 4 los animales.
Tn joven. que tenfa atrofiada Ii
slandula tiro;de (esa slandula ape
mas IN POGO mas Crande que Il ave
llama que tenemos adelante de Ii la
riage.) ~preSentaba 81 aSpecto csc as
pecto lamentable de cretiniSmo adj
poSo que paraliza todas las potencias
t;Siol6sicaS : enerva todaS las facuita-
GcS ~intelectuaIeS. 1t mismc operator
T. injert6 atrevidamenJe Ia mitad de
una glandula tiroide tomada de TN
mono: el mono. n que sc le habia
quitado TODD el 6rgano. muri6 a los
cuatro dfaS. ' el cretino Sc Convirti6
en- un bcllo Soldado dc IA gran guerra.
Tales CxperimentoS. va Antiques.
pero cgyos r~eSultados demandahan
,,-,,-,I..yrn nr-.S 10 SA,- .rrraa4InS
al conocimiento del publico. son de
de naturale=a tai que nos susieren. 81
no quimsricas eSperanZas pOr 10 me
nos. 81. retlexioueS filOs6ficaS.
La pri!nera observation. bastante
de~$aGradahle. g. que. a pesar del des-
crSdito mundial ,E que ha caido -
viejo d~ar;viniSmo, habra que volver
a Ii idea de TN p~arcuteSco mas cs-
trecho de 10 que 80 guerra confesar
entire 81 mono y el hombrs. \ decir
veSdad. In humiliation Sc hallaria
compensate por Ii co,nodid2G de QUE
disfrutariau0S a. tOmarle Il nueStrO
humilde hermano a~igGnoS GrganoS de
Cue tendrfamoS ne"eS!dad lara pcner
d ruevo au bUenaS condicioncS MUGS
IT, mdquiua.
- Sseunda Hota. mas incSrcrLu2.
o. que GebeTemoS .ornarDOS de nues-
jro organising IN concepjo muy dife-
reHte del que - o. habfa acostumbra
do = taner de 81. Il ce-ebro tcndri
que dejar de ner II importancia que
So L. conccde ordinariamente: 81 Priu.
cipio miSterioSo del cquilihrio vital no
reSidivia Va en- 81 : sc le haIiaria des-
poSeido de su dignidad priTitiva por
eSoS c~orpusculoS dc nombreS raros Y
que parecen diSeminados en- nucstra
economic un cTanIo al azar-la
ClSndUla riroide Va uombrada. Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

del gobierne BRITANNICA. Entire los
barces mencienados Sc cuentan Ell
fameso lmperater. n de los mas
srandes trasatianticos construides
hasta Ia fecha, ell Kaiserin Augusta
Victoria y ei Prinena Friedrich vii
helm. Ell teneiaje total de los barcos
puestos en- venta es de 400, oo9 tonela-
das.
La mayor parte de ESQ barces nan
sido ~regenteados por companies in
giesas en- nomhre de la Comisi6n de
~Reparacienes, pero ailera Sc ha de-
c,arado definitivamente propiedad del
gobierno, por 10 que este ha decidido
poncrios a la venta. Ell producto de
Ia venta formara rarte de las indem-
nizaciones alemanas debidas a Ia
Gran Bretaia.
Algunos expertos en- materias ma
ritimas y financieras que esperan una
baja de precios en- vista del actual
tipo de Gamble dicen que les alemanes
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

Sc auejaran de que ell Consejo Naval
BRITANNICA ponga estos barcos a Ia
venta en- un momento en- que hay una
gran baja en- el mercado, siendo eus
podfa haberie heche cuando eli merca-
DO, tuviera una ALA, para que ell va
Tor de eses .barcos representase siquie
"a alguna cantidad de consideration
que pudiera abonarse a AlemaRia.
Sc cree que los grandes trasatian-
ticos serdn comprados por Ia compa-
MAS que actualmente los reEentean.
10 cue de ser asi, ell Imperator y FL
Kaiserin pasaran a ser Fapores de la
Lfnea Cunard. Lord Inchape Sc rehu-
SO a poner los citsdos barcos en- pu-
blica suhasta, deciarando que una in
vitaci6n a las pujas, traaria como re-
sultado un mejoramiento en- los pre-
clos de dichos bsrcos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

Michele; Sc vanaglo-iaba De lraher
mcl!antc sus eScritos sobre el Amor
"suprimido a Ia mujcr vieja:' inge-
nuidad Dc IN gran coraz6n. pucs Ia
muie- vicja no tcnia necesidad de 81.
pues Sc suprime sofa muy hicn...
= ademas. el verdadero problema,
en- un pals que carece de ~"cerchros,"
como les Susta decir 4 nuestraS 10
venes bachilleras Tue andan en- pos
de marido. no cs ese: al que Sc trata
de Suprimir es al viejo, no. por SUI
pues;o. en- la forna en- que 10 hacfan
los salvaJes, sino siguiendo e. m!smo
procedimiento CUE SC emple6 con q
borrego del Colegio de Francla.
Entendamnnos bien.
La perfidia de Ia naturaleza amena-
"a todas las epocas de Ia vida: a los
veinte amos. Sc CORE 81 rieSgo de IA
tuberculosis V Dc la tifoidea: a los
SeSenta amos Sc CORE ell riesGo dc "a
senectud a - una enfermedad dc los
vieios. como In tifoidea 10 es dc los
i6vcnes Pro.urad no atrnparla. csc
IS TODD.
Ahora bien. es 81 tratam!cnto pre-
ventivo 81 que Ia clenc!a .eStd Il pun
20 de formular.
Por 10 tanto. 81 ven uStcIcs n un
honbre cuya alma Y cuyas cspaldaS
SO han ~cncorvado. huadldo en- u re
cue-dos Y on su ccoisrno, con IN int
~llSencia inm6vil y Ell enraZ6n iDerte:
81 no levantn ya los o:os cuando pasan
lbs l6vencs, no 10 roquen, esta mort
bundo y n Sus cSpersnS re nutren las
p-,vcnciones Y las b-omas de Ia tu-
vcItud,
Zero. 81 hallan ustedes que "ei vie
iec!to muy iimpio" siGue siende capsz
de n~pnstorurse por las ideas Y per los
seres. 81, ccmo Goethe, a los se,enta
y euatre shes, Sc !nflana aun, salu-
derlo renttidar. es Ell esoro de la raza,
e. heros lie IA vida, 81 veneedor de Ia
~eapnntesa lueha contra Ia naturaiesa
y Ell iestino. q San lerge que ha de-
rrIhade 4 Is fataliGad.
Y a este IAN Jorge nay que e~Rviario
urEentennents al iasaraterio de fisie-
losfa,
La pusricultura as muy buena, pues
nunca Sc sabe Ell pervenir de I'm bebe:
pera .cGante mas preciesa seTa la Sc
n%icuitura, pueste que So conoce STEM
pre- Ell pasado de un apcianei
Ell pueblo superior. ell pueblo que
dominara a los demas, sera aauei que
sepa constitute una elite de viejos.
I'm Seuado racional en- el que no II
traran sino los que hayan sufrido con
sSito 81 terrible examen de la vida.
:ous no Sc les hubie-a pedide efrece-
Ia giandula de IN chimpanc6 joyen
a Chateaurbriand. a Victor Hugo y a
Pasteur......!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
UN SABIO ALEMAN DICE
QUE Sc HA COMUNsCA-
Do CON MARIE

PARIS, Septiembre lila Aead"-
mia de Ciencias de Paris ha anunciade
Cue IN sabio alemaa, Guy nsnh-e ne
ma reveiado, ha ~presentado II sell
eitud A la citaGa Academia, EeGlaman-
DO Ell premio Guzman de s26, 666 ofre-
edo para Ell prinero que estabieciera
y comprobara Ia communication entire
Ia TERRA V una estreila, sir distin-
ci6n de n~acienalidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12
LA GRAN BRETANA
VENDERA 40 BAR
0 ALEMANES
Entire clos Sc cuentan eI
Imperator, Kaiserin y
otros de gran calado

LoNDRES, Septiembre 1l.-Cua-
renta de los trasatlanticos alemanes
que fueron contisc,dos, por los aliados
y que correspondierou a Inglaterra
en- la distribution cue Sc hizo de
dichos barcos, han sido ofrecidos
en- vsnta por Lord Inchape. en- nombre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

iPor que. pues. el Institute de Fran
cia. que pose tan hermosos 6ominios
no reserva una parte de ellos a IA
crianza de estos amables primates,
cuyas freScas enersias serviran para
hacer ef~ectivanente inmortales 4 los
que hasta ahora no 10 son sino en-
metafora.....?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-12

Para Iibros en- espaHol. dirijase US
ted a la Casa Editorial lazane. tts
N. Sta. Rs.a. Ave-. San Aatsaia TsS.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-21
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known.
C. P. Craig & Son, Druggists anc
Druggists every Where.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-21
NOTICE TO PUBLIC

1 am now in a position to do all
kinds of repair work on automobiles
trucks and tractors, having a num-
Der of experienced mechanics includ-
ing Mr.. Fred Wagner. We can also
give prompt service to all work.
Cars washed and polished.
JAMES A. SLACUM
120 Race street, Cambridge, Md.
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