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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-20
UN SOLDADO DE LA "Co. A
HERIDO TAMBIEN


Braulio Gonzalez, soldado de La com
pania "a, cue regresaba San Juan
de tirar al blanco, recibi6 mn balazo
en- Ell lado derecho del torax.
Braulio dice que Gl venia por la calle
de Pelayo hacia la carretera. que al
yer a un grupo de policias ar:nados de
carabinas que Sc disponian hacer fue
go en- contra del pueblo, el sac6 un pa
iiuelo y 10 agito al aire-como cual-
quier parlamentario en- la guerra
para que lie dejaran pasar
-Entonces fue,- dice cuando uno
de los guardias prorrumpio-; Mira un
soldado- ayudando a los huelguistas!.
me hizo fuego con el revolver.
-GConoce us.ed al policia ese?,- pre-
gunto al militar un reporter de Ell
MUNDo
lie conozco de vista. 81 lie viera,
podrla identifcarle
-GQue hizo usted al verse herido~.
Como yo, aunque llevaba ell rifle,
no tenla balas me ech6 al suelo. Enton
ces me dejaron.. Yo me arrastre hacia
la casa de una amiga mia, ALI cerca.
Una vez ALI, mand6 mi camisa, LENA
de sangre, al sargento Sanchez, de mi
Compania, que todavia estaba EN- ell
ejercicio...
-Por ALI 'afirman que sc hallaron pro
yectiles de rife en- Ell lugar de los su-
cesos.
No se... Yo no dispare, porque no
tenia balas... 81 las hubiera tenido, "me
quedo con alguno". Soy buen tirador.
En- la practica de hoy hice Al tantos.
-GY ST hubiese masado algttn inocen-
te, como sacedio con una pobre sefiora?
-Poniendo mi rife en- ''bsttle sight,
no hay peligro... La mira es ell todo...
Sin embargo, la graduation de la
mira segun yo entiendo,- no deter
nina la distancia que pueda recorrer ell
proyectil.,.
LOU ~ AlupOA ID .s's--dI SUiyO 6l SOt-
dado
NADIE oU1ERE SER RESPONSIBLE
Despues de haberse calmado los ami
mos, velir la refexion, nadie guerra
ser responsible de los tiros las pedra-
das que Sc lanzaron en- la calle de Pc
layo, que fue 10 que di6 origen al grave
suceso.
POGO POGO Sc van encontrando los
culpables, los cuales seran severalnente
castigados por La justicia, por haber
puesto todo un pueblo en- un estado
de completa incertidumbre.
LOS DETENIDos EN- LA FIsCALIA
Tan pronto como ell fiscal del Dis
trito, seiior Diaz Collazo, tuvo conoci-
miento del sangriento motin, orden6 que
todos los huelgIistas que los agentes
policiacos habian desenido, fueran ne-
vados la fiscalia para fijsr las respon-
sabilidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-20
PreIiminareS del eSpantOSO heChO
que ha COnSternadO a San Juan

continuation de La la paglna)
Padilla continue hacienda disparos. Gas
to cincuento y dos capsulas, disparan-
dose un tiro por la barba cuando va no
lie quedaba NADIA mas que una, cayendo
al suelo gravemente herido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-20
LOS DETENIDos EN- LA FIscALIE

Tan pronto como Ell fiscal del Dis
trito, senior Diaz Collazo, tuvo conoci-
miento del sangriento motin, ordeno que
todos los huelglistas que los agentes
policiacos habian desenido, fueran ne-
vados la fiscalia para fijsr las respon-
sabilidades.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
ma prodG

Ia levnou cent
1915 jiz IL, nI.---7 sy6t moderni.
1905 jill, r. m-6 syet. moderni
i031.37 jiA II. nj. - GtyG domy. ,
1860 jiz. H. uL~-5 sy6t. . konpeI.
1893 Martha nI.--1f sytt,, modcr.
1859 JIM 10. uIicc = . sy6tnic
2432 jiz n, nI.-->5 syGt, modernf
PHhlaste We Il MS, Name vel.
W yybfr pzknych domh . Iotti
M prodsj MAte.H lmysI proda.
ii sytj msjstek, obrsfte se M mis-
' kszdtm pftpsdt.
BERKA & MUSIL
~ - 1l1grJr4l Douglas M.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
o

Pan Lada Bartos, syn rodl-
ia p. Fr. Bartose, pfijcl Y patek
in naystGv do sytIlo domoya Y
Omazc, 20 tfi.lett namofni sluzbc
Sir9cc Sama, kde Sc vysinnl jia
ma iifednika V hodnosti "Cllief
Il mi slouzit jcst6 jedcn
rok. Pan Bartos pfijel ma dovo.
lenou pouze ma mtslc \ new-york.
skfho pffstayu, kan pfijel nekdy
y lara Ne zamoff, kdc byl . pc.
eatku v Lond9nt a pax byl pfi-
dtlcn he komisi, ktera mfla no
starosti yysctfoydni zasob potra.
vim d mlla sidlo We Vidui. Naysfl.
vii ysak WI maticku Prahn, kdc
SO zdrzcIa komise 20 nfkolik ~.
dnh pax naystitil jinh mfsta Y
stfednf Europe D ma sye zpatceni
cestE wnaystiyil ! PafN Pan Bar.
fos jc zn6m nasim ctcnafhm q do.
pish, kfert byly u~yefej1oyany Y
"NedTlnim Pokroku' Pfejcme
mIadfmu PAM BartoBoyl mile po.
baycni v domacfm krouzkn
v ned6Ii rano ia 10 \ Wyo.
mingn pfijela Ne wynn dyema
dcernskami zp6f DO Omahy X 70.
difhm psni Libusc Nnrphy.oya,
dcera manzeI1 D. Fr. Bartose, ne.
bot ~ il jz 20 Omaze . dttcm
20 dtdefkovi y babifcc veImi w.
sksIo. A IN drnhl, ably W. setka.
jy . pofksily \ bratrem q Nfy.
6kem, vfrn, M rsdostnk 10 ME.
dAnf po toliks letech Il Y fomu
hfastnh, nebof p, Bsrfos jest 1pInt
zdray a yHstL
6DA1na Ruth Elamova, desrs
msnzeIt p PyedA sIAmy rodsIa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
ZAMEsTNANf PRO vYUCE.
NE vYSLOUzILE vOJfNY

rfadoyna v~alecneho odboru ma
d zotaycni yojinn, ktcra
rid V % riizngch gelkScb yojcn-
posadkach, jake pfikladne
jest Camp Dodge a Camp Fun
cvitebnb skoIy, praye zacala
.pryni v%yutcpt %pracoyuiky ~ skol
.propousteti Mnz6m ttmto dosta-
10 se dhkladneho odborntbo W.
We dyaceti pfti rozdjInych
.feme&lech. Majitelt rhznych prfl.
m~ysloygch zayodh, ktefi pref 81
.ziskat yyuccnf pracoyniky pro sye
.zyIastni odbory femesel, mali ny
nj y(borpon pfiIezjtost takoyt NJ
~ II opatfifi q potfebnji pottze do.
psafi IA - Col r. NJ. Bsnkhcad,
Educational and KccreationaI OF.
.ficcr, Governors Island, New
York.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
UcINKY NE.
sNEsITELNEHO vEDRA
v pond6li jeden muz zemrcl a diva
byli vedrcm pfemozeni.

Y pondtli byIo ma omazskSch
vcfejnych skoldch pfcriseno W.
Y 10 hodin dopolcdne, V
ddslcdku opatrnostniho opatfcni
profi zbonbpym dcinkdm vedra v
.tfidach 5koIni rada vydaIa IA.
'fizeni, ably byIi lined zhci ron.
.pusttni . kazdb tffdy, w kterd
.fcplota M 80 stnp61 d%ostoupf X
proy6dtDf tohoto opatfenf skolni
rada Ne rozhodla, kdyz zvkd6la, ze
VI nesncsitelna yedra liz dya ziyo.
w Jidskt Y obtf yyz6dsla y ntko.
.lik loeob byio pfcmozeno pffliE-
n2m yedrsm, jn V nsssm mzstl
ID 1tere min, tgdne VIZ f1df
Y nsdti byls Omsha d Jsck.
sonvjlJs, Fjs,, dvtnA nxjpsrAAjU'
nj r4tty Y eslssl hroj ftlt4eh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

miloynikG I'm hubby ddkaz svtho
.talentu u pile Y oboru klayirni
hubby. V 1terg, dine 10. ecrvna,
ycccr uspofddal ucitel hubby &C.
ell Bergman, slecnin uGitel, We
SVEN studiu, 400 Baker Building,
yecirck zyIastG pro slee.
M Sldmoyou, kdc j dans pfilezi.
tost podati d6kaz sv6 vyspelosti
v hudbt. SIetna 80 ysech hndeb.
mich ciscl znamcnitG zhostila u by
la odmenena boinc nejcn potlc.
skem, kdy byla nuccna ! pfidati,
ale ttz se il dostalo mnoho ky6-
lin, dnkaz to mndni. Slccna hra-
Ia skladby cd ncjlepsich hudeb-
nich skladatcld, jake Beethoven,
Schubert, Chopin Il nlkolik il.
n9eh. Pfejom slccne dalsiho q.
spfcbu ma drdze budcbni a rodi.
chm srdecnc qratuIujcme
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
= ncjyetsi tcplotou 90 stup6n.

y ncjvetsi tcplotou SO stupnn.
d. A. Ellis, "A roxy starry, els.
III scyernl 10. ulicc, byl prvou o.
btti horka. Icmfcl Y dtcry min.
tydne v csytm domoyG.
Edw. Galpin, 45-lety hlidaG We
star@ch Morris 4 Go. jatkach, byl
nalezen Y nedeli o~dpolcdnc mr..
tcv a ma sc IN to, zc sc tfz stal o.
tydnc We SVEN dom0v6.
Edw. Calvin, 45.lcty blidac We
bydIici Y cis. 1902 JIM II. uli-
cc, byl horkcm pfcmozcn v pom.
deli, kdyz v fadG cekal ia led II
mtstskh stanicc, ma II. u Dorcas
III. Pfivolany policcjni ltkaf 20.
skyiJ mn Y jebo domov6 osetfeni.
Ernest Riedcngcr, opravovac
tclefonf, byI ttz borkcm pfemo-
Zen, kdyz V pondeli pracovaI ma
nadrazi Burlington draby. Kdyz
mu ltkaf poskytl osctfcni u pax
n asi hodinu odpocinul, mohl o.
pet We syf prdci pokracoyati.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

vSICHNI, KD0z Sc DALI
K ARMADA oDvEST1, OBJ
DRzt ZvLASTNf BONUS

Odvodni komisc v Omaze obdr-
5ela 3 Washington zprayu, zc po
]. ccrvcnci 1920 budou branci cd.
vddeni Ike vsem odvetvim armady
Spoj, Stati ma dobu od jednoho
do ri rokI.
vsichni prvne odyedeni branci
budou iiti libovolny vyber bud
ma jedcn rok, nebo ma tfi roxy
sluzby. III, kdoz Sc po propuste.
nj y vojenske sluzby dali znovu
odvesti, budou pouze ma tfilcton
sluzbu pfijimani 20 pfijmrti
Dude ka2demu, kdo Sc da odvesti
nebo pc ~vyslouzeni anovu MAYER,
bovati, vyplaccn bonus v obnoHt
$4,000.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
PRENoSY MAJETKU

Frank Novdk, Ant. tbigmyi
chow a manzclcc, ma Madison Ill.
80 stop yychodne cd IS. us IA
JIM strane, l00xl25 st.. ~ 800.
Dominik Noyotny a manzclka.
Ant. Tondloyi, ma Is. ul., 100 stop
.jizn6 cd q ul., yJchodni strana,
I50xl30 ST.. 1925. &.
Jos, Ii. kopietz, Mich. Zdanoyi,
ma Il. nl., $50 stop jizn6 cd Y
Ill, M zapadni strane, 50xl30
Ist. S1,l00.
Pokud nasich krajand Sc tyka-
III, v minulcm tydnu byly naslc'
'dnjiei pfenosy majctku do knili
|vttlcny;
Mary krejci manzel, Thorn.
G. Parksovi u ost, na 20. ullci,
100 stop seyerne cd II ulice, ma
zapadni stranG, 50xl50 ST.. $500.
Frank j. Zeman a m~anzclka,
il. G. Clinchardoyi, ma Ii ulici, "a
padn1 cd %. ulicc, ma seyerni
.strane, 60x50 ST.. $1,000.
Charles +. kuncl, James Vodi.
jihovychodni rob ~. a Y
nj, 100xl30 ST.. 81.
James +. Vodicka, Anne Vodi.
.ckoye q manzcli, ia 90. ulici, 50
stop jianG cd q, 5Oxl30 st.; III.
Y. j. LichnoyskS, rozhodci, ia.
mes i. Vodickovi, jiboyychodni
rob 22. a Q III, lO0xl30 st.
.&2,40O.
Frank IIaylik a manzclka, Otto
y. Smithoyi, jibozapadni rob II.
a Holmes Ill, 3fxl1J st.; $3.50.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
G~RADUACNf osLAvA

Pfisti nedtli, 20. 6ervna 1920,
pocinajc V $ hodin vecer, pekny
graduacni program proyedou skol-
nj ditky ccskd osady sy. Vojtecha
v osadni SIM, ma 30. a Bancroft
ulicich. Ably Gplny zdar teto o.
byl zaiistdn, ditky byly Pc
olive naeyiccny, TAX ~ prdvem
lie ocekavati, 70 jednotliya cisla
pestrGho programu i dokonalym
ilspechem provedou a %navstevni.
kim SC v pfehojne mifc zavdeci.
Kazdy jest uctiy6 Evan.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

Damske odv6tvi katol. Sokola
V Omaze jiz pfisti sobotu, 10. Ger.
yna 1920, 8 hodin vccer, uspo.
Tada vclkolcpy pies, V SIM Katol.
Sokola, 1916 JIM 10. ulice. Glen
Ky pofadajiciho vyboru provedly
pfipravy, ably sy5m ho-
a yhbcc vsem tanecnAov.
n5m zajistily hojnost rozkosnGho
pobaycni. unioyd hudba VIM.
Krissova Dude do kola vyhravat n
o znamcnitt obccrstycni jest tel
ndlczitc ~postarano. M . vstupne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
POLIClgTA Cd
S0UZEN Cd AZ ID ROK1

Homer Raft. bgysIy polieista, 4
MINI nedbvno konsI1 w Y district
MIN sondk pfelleenf ~ obzsIobu
b krsdez1. byi sudfm A. e. Tronp-
odsoaizen 10 statbf kazudce M
|dobu Oh ri 10 pstnach rokh<
Vim. wilk<ning, roypzz dfiykjN
roNeistA, 5snt j1st obdn1n ! rrj.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
POLICIE vYPATRALA
80 z 80 v OMAZE ODCI-
ZENYCH

Mestsky komisaf Ringer, feditel
policcjnfho otboru. vydal zpra-
WI, re ktcre vysvitd. 10 "a poslcd.
nj m6sic bylo V mestd nasem cd.
cizeno SO automobile, n 2 tech ze
jcho odbor 50 kary vypdtral, Va
duben tohoto roku byla police u
yedomtna 0 odcizeni 80 automobi
ii a tech byly " vypdtrany a
pdyodnim majiteIdm nayraceny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
Koupsci Oeory pro danny a pAny

.. ceryencc, ielikoz den Ctyrte-
no pfipada ma ncdeli. Jcdna z
oslay, iez budou v me-
Ste nascm pc f6znu proycdeny,
tude uspofdddna We F%ontenelle
parku, "a lin lcelcm zvldst6 Il.
.tyofenJm sdruzcnim, ktert pfi.
prayujc yelky program, pfi nGmz
blaynim fccnikem Dude plukoy-
nix 7. w. Mccullough. Rnzne
sportoyni hry, zayodeni a vypalo-
vani ohilostroj0, v Gene 5000,
cdsti zdbayneho programu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

stanoyily ma pouhych IS cent?
Dostayte. SC tcdy ysichni a shleda.
te, zc budctc u%spokojcni.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16
cTvRTY CERvENEC BUDE
LETOS OsLAVEN s. Gee.

Obvyklf oslavy ctvrttho GER
vencc budon lctos konany AZ dno
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-16

.iimdni npIatku, Dude, Poole sdc.
.lcni okrcsniho ndyladniho, Y brz.
Nu pred sond pohndn ku zodpoyi.
DAM Sc Y kladcneho p%fceinu.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
Farmers on Thrift

Kansas Board of Agriculture sets
forth the attitude Of the farmers to.
ward present Industrial and economic
conditions in part as follows:
American patriotism is now being
tested as never before. The social
and industrial unrest which came up.
on us as reflex of the great war has
permeated our country to an extent
which demands the best thought and
sanest action of all Americans. The
one and only remedy for this great
unrest is to be found in an increased
prodqction in all lines ofe industry.
tn EtQn must 60 to work to recoup
the tremendous losses Of the war and
so place our agricultural, commercial
and industrial machinery upon a sta.
BILE basis.
THE problems which confront US
are unparalleled in our history an
can only be met by the patriotism, in.
telligence, industry and economy of
the American people. We challenge
capital and labor to stand together
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07

supply, naturally the tendency OF
prices is upward. The plan situation
is that production is unequal to the
market demand. The situation has
shown the futility of most of the out
cry against progteering.
''The dealer who takes advantage
of scarcity or of the ignorance Of
his customers to exact an unusual
profit is not an admirable character
in the eyes of anybody, but in times
of real scarcity prices are bound to
go up, for there is an economic ne
cessity in it, and somebody is sure to
make money out of the rise. The on
ly remedy for high prices and abnorm
al profits is inreased production
greater supplies on the market"
Economists agree that increased
production to a large extent depends
on new capital and that new capital
can be produced in sufficient quaint
ties only through the economy and
safe investment of the people.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
A Thrifty Millionaire

The Importance which the late Hen
ry c. Prick, placed on thrift and the
habits of saving is clearly shown by
incidents of his career. Mr.. Frick
was born in poverty and built up an
estate estimated at 5000, 900. A
striking illustration of his belief in
the necessity of throft was given by
his action in giving to Pittsburg
school children $4,000 which they
had raised in thrift ind saving cam
paign and which was lost when the
bank in which it was deposited failed.
He is said to have declared that if the
children were allowed to lose these
savings they would received a set
back in character and habits which
would be irreparable.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
shoulder to shoulder with agriculture
upon the platform of Americanism.


Manufacturers Organize for Thrift
The shoe trade in Brooklyn as an
industrial group has definitely allied
itself with the government movement
for economy, increased production
saving and safe investment in govern
ment securities. The board of Direc-
tors of the Shoe Manufacturers Board
of Trade has voted to enter a sub
scription for Treasury Saving Certif-
icates and has taken steps to appoint
committee to enlist the interest of
each factory owner and each employee
in placing government securities.
Ray Morse, vice president Of the
Board of Trade made the following
statement in connection with the &C.
ton of the organization:
Our organization is taking this
step because we feel that our en-
ployes needs the lesson of thrift. The
government calls and we answer. Let
us also get the idea of helping our
employees to help themselves. We
stand ready to push the Work and
Save" idea even to the inconvenience
and disruption of our present Office
systems
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
Every Druggist in U. S. N
structed to Refund pn,
While You Wait at CousI
j. er If Relief Does Not Con,
Within Two Minutes
Delightful Taste, Immedia|
Relief, Quick Warm In

The sensation of the year in =,
drug trade is Aspironal, the tn
minute cold and cough reliever
thoritatively guaranteed by the laho,
tories; tested, approved and NAV
enthusiastically endorsed by the h,
est authorities, and proclaimed
the common people as ten times
quick and effective as whiskev. m,
and rye, or any other cold and conc
remedy they have ever tried. y
All drug. stores are now suppls,
with the wonderful new elixir, 50 N!
you have to do to get rid of that coi|
is to step into the nearest drug stop
hand the clerk half dollar for bOttI|
Of Aspironal and tell him to serve yn
two teaspoonfuls with four teaspco
fuls of water in a glass. With yor
watch in your hand, take the drink
at one swallow and call for your mopey
back in two minutes if You canna
feel your cold fading away like dream
within the time limit. Don't be bash
full, for all druggists invite you an,
expect you to try it. Everybody
doing it. .
When your cold or cough is r.
lieved, take the remainder of the bottl
home to your wife and babies, ia
Aspironal is by far the safest and mo,
effective, the easiest to take and III
most agreeable cold and cough remed
tor infants and children.-Adv.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
Organized Thrift Clubs

Over 5000 workers employed by the
Terminal Division OF the Boston and
Maine Railroad at Boston have been
organized into so Thrift Clubs, each
member pledging to save a certain
sum each week and invest in War
Savings Stamps, Treasury Saving Ger
tificates and other Government Sc
curities. R. H. New comb is promot-
ing plans for organizing the en-
ployees of the remaining three divis.
ions of the railroad into similar clubs.
Every station on the DAD has within
it one or more posters calling atten.
ton to both employees and public to
the necessity for saving and sound in.
vestment Forty new Thrift clubs
have been organized among the work.
ers at the .Readville, Mass, Locomo.
tive Repair Shops.
The Only Remedy for High Prices
The National City Bank of New
York, in recent bulletin says in
part:
"The pressure for goods is undated
and since the demand exceeds the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
v. R, REYNOLDS

Says: MY cold almost gone; the gen.
eral condition stimulated until / anu
greatly encouraged with only five
doses Of Hydro-Seng.
One can not help having that gen.
eral depressed condition and catching
cold with sluggish bowels and circu-
lation.
Get free Hydro-Seng sample to-
Gay at Henley's White Drug Store or
Magnolia Pharmacy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
THRIFT NOTES

Arrest of Saving Stamps Counter
letters
AS a result of raid by secret SER
vice men in ST. Louis, five persons
have been arrested on the charge Of
operating plant for the counterfeit
ing of War Saving Stamps. They
gave their names as Chas. Woeleck
and wife of Boston, Frank e. Brooks
and wife of Vincennes, Ind. and Geo.
A. Moore of Cleveland The penalty
for the charges is a fine of $500 and
for Is years.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
VERY DELICATE INSTRUMENT

A machine has just been perfected
that will measure character II is
reported that the device has things
down to mighty fine point; but I
feel positive that I know some folks
who, II they were to have their char
acters measured, would have to be
done up in punches, like radishes, in
order to make any showing a-tall
Yassum Thorn in Palm Beach Post.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07

The women of Greece in the third
century were not allowed to wear
SILK. The husbands of those who vi.
olated this law were heavily fined, on
the theory that husband ought to
be able to control his wife's taste for
finery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
A Mayors Proclamation on Thrift

A Mayors Proclamation on Thrift.
Recognizing that economy, saving,
safe investment and increased pro-
duction are the pressing needs Of the
present economic situation, Mayor
Harry N. Hoffman Of Elmira, New
York, has called on the citizens Of
that city to rally to the Government
thrift campaign. Mayor Hoffman ap.
peals earnestly to all citizens to join
the saving movement and pledge
themselves to lay aside a certain sum
each week to be utilized for the pur-
chase of War Saving Stamps and
Treasury Saving Certificates.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
BETTER THAN :
WH|SkEY FOR
COLDS AND +

New Elixir, Called AspiroI
al, Medicated With LatJ
Scientific Remedies, UI
and Endorsed by E,,N
pean and American Avn
Surgeons to Cut Snort
Cold and Prevent Conn,
cations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
Labor Declares for Economy

The Labor Review of Hudson Coun-
ty, devoted to the interest of Organ
lied Labor throughout Northern New
Jersey, says: ITO those Of us in, the
labor movement who have to face and
adjust the various economic problems
confronting the workers, the fact be.
comes more and more apparent that
every individual should try to save a
little, and the practice of doing so reg
ularly is to be highly commended to
ALL"
The Central Labor Union of Hudson
County has adopted resolution en-
dorsng the campaign of the Treas
ury Department and calling on it's
members to save and invest their say.
ings in War Savings and other Gov
eminent Securities.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-07
Cincinnati Rotarians Sell $500 900 of
Stamps


According to news received by the
Treasury Department, the Rotary
Club Of Cincinnati, in fulfllment Of
its pledge for he benefit of that city
and its citizens, has disposed of $780,
900 worth Of Treasury Savings Certif-
icates. The Cincinnati Rotarians,
about two weeks ago agreed to under
write $1,O0OOOO worth Of the Govern
ment Savings Securities and the an
nouncement received from them
states that they expected to complete
the sale of that amount by December
18th. The Rotary Club undertook the
sale OF these securities as civic and
patriotic duty holding that saving and
investment in these safe and profit.
able securities were means to bet
ter municipality and a better and
more prosperous citizenship.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-11-25
PORTAGE COUNTY GIRL DOES
BEST CLUB WORK

How many people in Wisconsin know
who the champion girl club worker in
the state is for the past three years,
the records she has made, and the
wonderful things she has accomplish
ed? The girl is Miss Thresabelle
Welch of Stockton, Portage county,
Wis.
"Miss Welch has made a remarkable
record in her work." says T. L. Be-
wick, state leader of Boys and Girls
club work. "She has been president of
the Stockton Girls club for three
years and was member of the Cham
pion Canning team which won the dis
.trict contest. AS q reward for this
work, Miss Welch was awarded a
trip to the State fair last fall.
Gas Miss Welch is now more than
eighteen years old she mas graduated
from club work, but is still very prom
inent in her community, having been
chosen leader OF her local club for
next year."