davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-06-24

South Dakota state penitentiary
twine, priced right Farmers Shipping
Association.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-06-24

For Minnesota haying ard harvest
er machinery see Farmers Shipping
Association.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

would pain terribly If stepped of . curb-stone. One day one of yonr book lets was thrown in the yard and I read every word in 1t. There were SO many who had been helped by your medicine that I wanted to try 1t and my husband went to town and got me bottle. It seemed as though I felt relief after the second dose, SO I kept on until I had taken five bottles and by that time I was as we'll as I could wish. About . year later | gave birth to . ten pound boy, and have hnd two more children since and my health has been fine. If ever have trouble of any kind I am going to take your medicine for I give it all the praise for my good health. always recommend your medicine whenever ! can."-Mrs. EVA U. SHAY, garnett. Kansas.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

trip and have taken up their resi- dence on Hart street
 John A. Andrews. Jr., of Bassett street, is enjoying a camping outing with friends in Camp Winnecock, Unity. Maine.
 Mrs. Fred Andrews and daughter Ellen of New York city are visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Andrews at their home on Bassett street.
 Miss May Carey of Springfield has returned home after spending the week visiting Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Hannon of Wallace street.
 Mrs. Frederick Porter is spending the week visiting Mir. and Mrs. John H Kirkham at Fishers Island.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

in statements published today treating yesterdays conference at the White House.
 President Wilson's statement said that hc and the party nominee were absolutely at one with regard to the great issue of the lea gue of nations and that MT Cox ''is ready to be the champion in every respect. of the honor of the nation and the secure peace of the world"
 Governor Cox in summarizing the results of the conference said it brought out that he and the presi- dent arc agreed as to, the meaning and sufficiency or the democratic platform and the duty of the party in the face of threatened bad faith
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. T. A. Reno has returned to her home at l7i East Main street after spending two weeks visiting relatives fin East Greenwich, R. I.
 Mir. and Mrs Samuel Davidson have returned from their honeymoon
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

complete n c rv O u 6 breakdown follow ing the birth of my oldest child. 1 get up too soon which caused. serious fe- male trouble. I was so weak that I was not able to be on my feet but very little and could not do my homework at all. I had a bad pain in my left side and it
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

to the world in the name of America.
 Franklin D. Roosevelt the demo- cratic national candidate for vice. president who also participated in the conference said, splendid accord" was shoWn Tn the conversation be- tween MT. Wilso hand MT. Cox.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

London. July 19.-The Bolsheviki according to soviet statement re- ceived by wireless today are ener- getically pushing the Poles southwest of Wilma and have reached import ant points cast of Baranovitchi.
 We occupied the line of the river Lam west of Slusik'' adds the com- muniaue. An enemy attack on Dubno was repulsed with sever losses" On the Crimean front fierce fighting Is reported to the south of Oreckhon.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

You may want n new sash for tho board walk. our ribbon section can supply your wants satisfactorily.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

corsets and Underwear in all de- airahle makes and styles. An apron or two may be wanted.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

X good supply Of Hair Nets will be essential. we have them in all desir- able shapes.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

our Hosiery and Underwear Dept. arc fully equipped to meet all vaca- ton demands for young and old.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19
SOVIET ATTACKS
 DEFEAT POLE ARMY
Reds Capture Rich Harvest in
 Advance

Warsaw. JuS 1s.-Occupation of Lida. so miles south of Wilma by the Bolsheviki after heavy fighting was announced by the Polish war office today. In southern Polesia the Bol- sheviki drove out Polish mountain eers and occupied the village of Da- browica. Strong Bolshevik attacks have been repulsed around Husiatyn and Arzomanic and near Dubno. The Bolshevski are reported to be re- grouping for a drive on Novel about T5 miles southeast of Brest-Litovsk.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

Are you fully supplied with all the necessary requirements for vaca- tion, if not, como here with your list.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19
A LETTER r
 FOR WOMEN
From . Woman Whose Serious III. ness Was Overcome by Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

7 Garnett, Kns.--"I first took Lydia E. Vegetable Compound for .
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

Biouses and Waists are likely to be on your list. Let us show you the new ideas in these.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

Giovoa. I;uff'lngs. vestecs. etc. arc here in endless variety. Veils and yelling m the up 10 date styles.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19
LEAGUE IS FEATURE
 OF WILSON-COX TALK
Democratic Leaders Express Opinion of One Accord on Momcntous
 
Question.

Washington. July 19.-Cnity or opinion on the league Of nations Tn particuIar and the democratic plat form in general was expressed by President Wilson and Governor COX
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

For the Mon--we have fine selec- ton of Outing Shirts. Neckties and Collars. ## 't#
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

You will need some Bath Towels when you so swimming We have them in all white and with colored borders, plain and fancy weave.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

An r. 7. Fit House dress will be q valuable addition to the sea shore or mountain outfit.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19
NEW BAGS AND PURSES.

-EXC1uSlVe- m Handbags of imitation hand tod leather, in brown and olive shades, ko| shape, silk lined, with mirror and cha purse. shown by us exclusively, at $7.0s New Kodak shape Purses in diffeI feathers at $4.95 and S7.95.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

CHOICE SILK UMBRELLAS women's Silk Umbrellas in navy, purr' and brown, with club ends, ring handles, bsI trimming at $1O.25. Women's Cotton Umbrellas at $2.35, $2.6G|
New Britain herald., 1920-07-19
Boston: Store

-
 Are you fully supplied with all the necessary requirements for vaca- tion. if not. como here with your list. X good supply of Hair Nets will be essential: we have them in all desir- able shapes.
 You may want new sash for tho boardwalk; our ribbon section can supply your wants satisfactorily.
 our Hosiery and Underwear Dept. |, arc fully equipped to meet all vaca- ton demands for young and old.
 C;orAets and Underwear in all de- sirable makes and styles. An apron or two may be wanted.
 Blouses and Waists are likely to be on your list. Let us show you the new ideas in these.
 Gtovoa Euf'ilngs. vesteos. etc, are here in endless variety. veils and yelling m the up 10 date styles.
 You will need some Bath Towels when you so swimming. We have them in all white and with colored borders, plain and fancy. weave.
 =-~@=--~@----
 An F. 2. Fit House dress will be , valuable addition to the sea shore or mountain outfit.
 For the Mon-we have a fine solee- aF nI Collars. #"" ',"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11

=, BALTIMORE, Aug 1o-Arrived: Jules
Henry CFr),, Marseilles; Lake Harris
Cienfuegos; San Valerie (Br) Tampico
honduras tNor), Port Antonio: Pacific
transport tBr), London; Russ (Dan),
gopenhagen. King Alfred (Br) Norfolk
Iurbtnia Dut), Rotterdam. Laboratory
Antwerp. Cleared: Nordkap DAM, Copen-
hagen; Lake Galewood. Manchester Hol-
Inside tBr), Alexandria, Davenport. Rio
sailed: Hinduism fBr). Rotterdam;
Modesto (NOr) Christiania Meipo (lik)
llraeus Belvidere, Barcelona Lake An
nette, Bangor, Me; Kalimba tBr) Chris
tiania. Cape Henry. Va, Aug l0-Passed
out from Baltimore: Woonsocket Yoke
hama, etc. Cacique. Bania Blanca. Hazel
hurst. NaSskar. Lake Ennis Boston.
CHARLESTON. Aug l0-Arrived Str
Josiah Macy. Baton Rouge.
GALVESTON Aug 10-Arrived: Strs
Montgomery. Norfolk. Muskogee. New
York Wilhelm Jebsen. Tampco Sailed
Strs Lake Pawaulaee, New York Nj
Spaulding. Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE Aug 1o-Arrived. Strs
Bel0it. Philadelphia: Coma nche. New York
via Charleston. Sailed Strs Lake Els
mere. Boston. West Campo, Bremen via
Fe1randina L torpedo boat destroy ers
Osborne and Charles NJ Ashburn, Key
West.
MOBILE. Aug 1O-Arrived sehrs La
tanzas Cleared Schrs Annie Murphy. Ha-
Nsna. Margaret G Havana.
NORFOLK. Va. Aug l0-Arrived Strs
Augustine (Sp). Baltimore. Erynhilda,
l4avre. Edgewood Helsingborg; st Au-
CUISINE. Mobile Suffolk. Rotterdam. Wax
ac HE. New Orleans; Dochet New York
Lake Fontana. New York; Bensalem. New
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Miscellaneous
Advertising Solicitors
Large Daily Newspaper

WANTS SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES
TO SOLICIT CLASSIFIED ADNER-
TISEMENTS OVER TELEPHONE OR
OUTSIDE WORK. GOOD SALARY
AND COMMISSIONS TO RIGHT
PARTIES CALL ALL WEEK.
WALDORF. IS WORTH ST PHONE
WORTH S9l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11
Army Orders

From, TIE Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug 1o.-Arny orders
ssued TODAY follow:
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Sail Tomorrow
A AMERICAN PORTS

Colon, Cristobal. ..l2:00 NJ 400 PM
Parma, Georgetown. 1900 NJ 3:30PM
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TRANSPACIEIC MAILS

The CONNECTING mails close at ne Gem
eral Postofice and City Hall postorice sta
uon, New York, at y. m, as follows
Japan, Corea, China Siberia Siam
French Indochina, Netherlands East Indies
and Philippine Islands Via Vancouver and
Victoria B. G, steamship Empress OF
Japan August ~
Hawaii. via San Francisco. steamship
Hawaii. Fiji Islands New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria b
c. steamship Tahiti, August Is.
tahiti. MarQuesas. Cook Islands and spe-
Caly addressed mail for New Zealand and
Australia. via San Francisco stea mship
Tofua. August 5
Japan. Corea, Siberia and specially sd
dressed mail for China, Via Seattle. steam
snip Katori Maru, August Is.
Hawaii Japan, Corea and specially al
dressed mail for China. Via San Francisco.
steamship Korea Maru. August Is.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco, steam
ship Ventura, August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11
Girl Hurt {; Bus Driver Held
Autoist Tried TO Flee After
Accident. SAY Police

Jullus CItron, twenty-eIght years Old
of $50 Rochester Avenue, Brooklyn. d
driver of sightseeing bus, was held in
800 bail for further examination by
Magi strate Joseph +. Corrigan in Essex
Market Court yesterday on a charge
of felonious assault, violation OF the
eight-foot highway law and leaving the
scene OF an accident without giving his
name to a policeman.
According to patrolman Joseph Nc
Gowan. the bus driven by Citron
knocked down and seriously injured
Miss Mollle Seretta. twenty-five years
old. Russian dancer, of 34l East
Houston Street. 1t was alleged also
he tried to make off without attempting
TO give assistance to the victim or re-
.port the mattex1o n policeman.
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Shipping News
York: Ignncio (sp). Hamburg. wsslarec,t
~, Passages: Cofdbrook Erednrir,,

ffa assases sD cdappssEe yrsss2ss
enns Bpnd Hayre; ., Lecoe Srr'. New or
blanca sls,a; Michael Bistls tGA). Rotterda isi'
5 Ssinai srs s Fin, sNor} for me seaw
Pacific tNor). Rotterdam: Ieonotia ,spl'
M Navrei kenfrew tBr) Buenos Aires clyde
hp1,tm na Russ DAM. Baltimore King
aired tBr), Baltimore; Tremeadow (BrJ,
New p,, 4ork; Kate tGk), BORDEAUX.
A,gawam. Glasgow scotland, British Star tar
1brl. Devonport, Eng; Carriage Botas del
Tore Via Swan Island and Cristobal: Chsl-
Peterton CBp. Monmouth. Eng: ouiinis-
tan GHond! omoa via Port cortez,
SAerenyi It, Trieste via Venice; schr
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10 = Arrived
osawat omie Boston; Lake straoo. Bos-
port lmparoyal (Br). Montreal. Crabtree.
London; K Gordon Sabine: Santa Ce-
ella. New York; motor ship Bayonne, New
aware Breakwater. Dsi. Aug 1o-Arrived
Lake Frazee, for Houston. Passed up for
Philadelphia Ella Pierce Thurow Port
de d, Paix Passed out from Philadelphia:
Bloemfontein Obj, Singapore via New
YORK Mendoza, Gothenburg. Reedy ISL
ana afiai, bei' avg lo-paased down from Phil
adeiphla Ninton County, Puerto Colom-
bia; Newton. Newport News Marcus
Hook, Pa Aug lo-Passed down from
HlAAUcIpIld- FOEtOld IlCfnaS, IampicO.
PORTLAND. Me. Aug 10--Arrivcd: Low
moor tBr), Fowey; schr Rachel w Ste
vens, VIVA Spain. Sailed: Lake Fairport
New York.
PORT EADs. La, Aug 1o-Arrived: Con
%, Havana; II NJ Flagler Jacksonville;
Neptune. Frontera; Preussen (Br}, Car
dir. Wales Sailed Benefactor (BrJ. Liv-
erpool Lake Capens. Tela; Sacandaga,
Hamburg and Bremen via Norfolk, Yuma
frontera VIA Tampico
PORT TAMPA, aug fo-Arrived: Tug
Basford and barge Colonel Moore, Tam
pico. Sailed: Trinidadian. Tampico; Ar
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 10--Arrived: Strs
Enterprise, Hilo; Clustering. New York.
Ventura, Sydney Sailed: Matsonia
honolulu.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug lo--sailed strs Al
stern tsw). Gothenburg; Concordia -CBr),
Liverpool. via Baltimore; City OF Mont
gomery, New York; Merrimack, Jackson
TAMPA, Fla, Aug lo-Arrived: schrs
Leonie Louise (Br(. Belize, Florence
IeXaco No. Ia. Port Arthur.
for New York; Stewart SaIter (Br). Five
Island, 5, for New York. Matte J
AlIes' Machias for Stonington. Conn Alice
Wentworth, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11

WASHINGTON Aug 1o.-Arnly orders
issued to day follow:
Honorably Discharged
Haines. Capt ". H Ned. c.
Rodgers, 1st 1t. l.. l., Med c.
Andersen, Capt l. Med {.
W wa ma MAJ, r " q ~ :
Anheier; "a 1t. ). A., Inf.
Mitchell, I'd 1t. G G.. Inf
Runnels- LIST 1t. Il. D. L. s a
Nandament. list l.. W. r, Med. G
Shaug hnessy, Capt. p z Inf.
Nowry. Capt |. W, Chem: Warf svc-
Ronsse, lst 1t. A G.. Vet. c.
Field Artillery
P Puna "a, Capt II H., to TaS <, Park
Dalferes, Capt. r. l.. to Camp jackson
Cavalry
Collins, Capt r. l., to Camp Grant
Foley. Maj. o. to Fort Thomas.
Valentine. Col w. S. to Philadel phla
Medical Corps
F F4dsss Ma at c d. to caPD KnGs
Harris, 1st Lit G. R ir to Fort Monroe
q 9dsia al Maj E ,1 TO qsssn
Ealisi Map. J. Y. to Columbus Barracks
Hanson, Maj. L. H, to Fort Des Moines.
Infantry
Cookson. list 1t. f. E, to Washington
Mcdaniel. 1t Col. ". A, to Lincoln.
Walker. Capt. !. {. jr to New York CITY.
McCord. Capt ". D., TO Washington
Coleman, 1t Col. W P. to camp Benning
Miscellaneous
w iI,t Mat. F. E, c A. to Blacks
Gregory. Capt. x. S, I. $. A. retired.
Dickinson, Maj. r. L. S. A. retired. to
Lets Cant J. c Eng to Camn rusffs
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COUNTRY BOARD

INFANTS up TO one year. Mothers care
Nurses Reasonable rates. Allowance r +
fare. Apply NURSE Hotel Henry. West
End Y. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11

69TH ST. 1 WEST.-Beau tifully furnished
room. overlooking Park; running water
large clothes press; two in family no
other r00mers: gentlernen only. Col. 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11

AUTO TNsTRI iCTION.-we teach repair.
ing and driving IN short time. License
guaranteed ladies' classes also Ford les
sons. AAEKl AN AUTO SCHOOL. 72s Lex
ington ave f5sth). Plaza 4ol6
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

GENERAL HOUsEWORK. four IN family
I4evien. SIP West 122d st.
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FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York


Nenice--S S Bosanka
Glbraltar-S s Escolano
Port Natal--S S Clan Buchanan
Naples-S S Canopic.
Sabang-S Sommelsdyk
Drammen-S s Rugja
Hamburg-S Atlantic Sun
Antwerp-S Western Star
Buenos Ayres-S S Haliartus
Panama Canal Crstobai--S s Alsaoe.
Havre--S s La Lorraine
Halifax-S 5 Rosalind.
Arrivals from New York
Perna mbuco-S Sallust
London-S s Philadelphia
Buenos AyreS-S S Vauban. Achimedes
Callao-S S Santa Teresa
Bonn bays S Langton Hall.
Port Said-S Kodate Maru.
otterdam-S S Andyk
Neufahrwasser-S S kalfarli
tienoa-S Fernando palasciano Duca
Aosta, Regina d'Italla.
Hamburg-S West Hardaway
Antwerp-S Hastier, McKeesport
Panama Canal. Cristobal S s West
dodus, General q " Goethals Ulua
Napies-S Giuseppi Verdi
Beirut-S S Madonna
Southampton-S st Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11
Advertising Solicitors

Advertising Solicitors
Young ladies 70 solicit Help Wanted
nevspa pelsi those with former experience
desirable. excellent opportunity TO make
money. Apply Room 52d, So Park Row,
World Building
Advertising Solicitors
Young ladies 10 solicit Help Wanted adver-
Using for popular foreign language news
pa perS, former experience desirs bic, tx-
celient opportunity to make money Apply
BOOKKEEPING machine operator. Under
WOOD must be thoroughly experienced.
quick. accurate and come we'll recon-
nlenGed. Call American Bead Co, INC.
fs5 Fifth ave
BOOKKEEPING machine operator: s22-s25
per week noon Saturdays an year can or
write The Celluloid Co. S. Washington Place.
Mr Walsh
CLERICAL assistant for statistical depart
meut work; $l1$lS TO start; noon Satur-
days all year. Call 10 to !. or write The
Celluloid Co 80 Washington Place, Mr.
Walsh.
COMPTOMETHR OPERATOR: must De ex-
perienced Can Montgomery Ward q,
Co. sos Sixth ave- 'th floor, corner 18th.
sALEsWOMEN. fancy ana candy depart
nents, good salary. lol Fifth ave. 4Ith
floor
srENOGRAPHERs WANTED
~ - ii,,N + = = - ! r - Al.a-iS t. ~
WL5S s - l. - ~ 'ttt}.sA ~ ~ FOX
800, l IL , N1' 1..At' . =! I = a
~ - = = = - j. ~ ff.t - + 49,
~ CO. AZ " ASti4-N'4ON 81 y. J. g.
F-R Nus U.s.; he thoroughly s
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Patenta


PATENTS
Over IS years practice. al co1-7urica-
lions strictly conIdentials handbook On
patents free on request. spec al far.ltttcs
Tor office consultation Mann * Co pat
en- attorneys. e0T WoClworth Building,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11

srENOGRAPHER lrnale,. 70 so out OF town
Immediately salary 81 800 Apply J g.
White Management Corporation. 2srd floor
3 Exchange Place. New York CITY
YOUNG MAN. over twenty. Cbris-ja, -
make himself generally useful around
warehouses; so d Week Ocean Shipchand-
sry &c, 81 Front 81. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11
Men $ Clothing


Where Prices Are Down
Buy stitch Suit or TOP Coat direct rom
maker to wearer and save retailers prant
- off-rtal vaileS. IS 60 70 $500. Falr.
Be4ch or six Icl2iH suits at sIt8a aid
~ ~ stitch CT, a21 Broadway. elsh.a
nooF- S!eec.se- 81. subway or Il" station.
A WHOLESALER SACRIFICING At re.an
!, 800 hlen greds hand tailorsd all wool
Men Suits latest styles. 81 $3.50 ani
~ % former Wholesale price SIS 500 Few
hhadiea SIX moha.r suits at So -. SHOW
St. opposite Hotel McAlpln
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TyPEwRrTERs RENTED.
Non-vsihe. months &. Fslble g months s. 50 =,
AMERICAN WHITING MACHINE Co nc
80 Broadway. a. Leonard So ri 6zcs
20 L I'D ST. opposite Ma 4son ave - Fr.n.l..
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
% B&rc!2y a. Telephone AIS BsrciJ
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Typewriters

BIG Bare AIN-,sev an, Used vararobx
trunks 500 Sixth ave bet 3oth-2ist SIS
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Statesmen

The majority Of our statesmen earn S-o
VVv or more Il year ana are probably no
ne.ter educated than you. Ninety per
cent never saw the inside Of a college in
fact. more than half have only grammar
schooi education. SUI 20 Judge from,
tneir poise and conversation one would
THINK each had sheep-shin Here's m
secret. We cultivate the latent ability
~h;ch IS always superior to thu average
ana Wlthin seven days. At no cost TO yoI
yoo develop an income that dehes tbs
a C. l. Cau daily, 10 d. N. or 2 p. m
sharp. or phone executive office Murray
HiN 1896. for appointment interviews
confidential Suite lO1s. rs West 43d 81 -
suite sos, 1872 Nassau St, Suite l51e Fiat
iron Building, y Y SURE 8 t66 Monta-
cue st. brooklyn, Suite 521. l5s Market
81, NeWsrA.
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THE TIDES

High water Low water
AM PM AM PM
Sandy Hoolx 4,4s SIS 1900 1l.a4
Governors Island. :0T $40 DEF !
He'll Gate .... $3.50 7.a4 lib 1870
Note--The above figures are standard
time and not New York State time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-08-11

Bklyn & New York Deliveries
Long distance heuling-contraet work.
Daily Long Island trips far as Freeport.
Hodack Express & Trucking Co
Telephone Decatur 1925
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E. 20 $: Want Ads @ HI: ~
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
Cooks
Day Workers

COoK.-Young; good manager: excslien.
Fifth ave
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Nurses, Etc.
Mattresses

Nj RsE-EnSlsnd's late royal family
nurse desires baby. IN own home.
Abbott. johnson Ave. Stra.ford. Conn.
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Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for yurnitr-s
pianos. antiques. bric-a brac, books ART
etc GABAY. IS University Pl. Stuy-
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Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Express ard Trucking

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGgr
BENNETT 10 Broadway. upstairs
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs

REALLY BEAUTIFUL CARPETS. RUGS
Royal, French Wltons, Administers, from
mammalian Hotel. bought a. sacrifice prices
ne tdlpes, Lack and white woody colors
green gray brown, plain, mixed Orienta.
Patterns busted and washed ,iae fiew 5000
Yards other carpets sl-OC s. 90. s. 90 var,
4p Tugs al prices. ali sizes, $500 10
80 W up Making over. cleaning. laying Re-
pairing 9yelag reasonable ST1Li.lNliS.
inc. ~ Madison ave. l5athl plaza 81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13

Ell dfa 10 de los corrientes llegara
a nuestro puerto Ell Acorazado de Cue
IRA de la Marina Espahola, Alfonso
XIII.
Despu6s de yeintidos amos de haber
ocurrido sucesos hist6ricos va pasados
la venida de este buqne de guerra re-
presenta el primer acto coIctiyo de
una vista Official hecha por nuestra.
antigua Metropoli V por su Gobierno
en- su nombre, a esta Isla de Puerto
Rico.
Todos los motives o causas que en-
los dfas de aver pudieron constituir
tranistorias diferencia polfticas en-
tire la Madrc Espaha sus colonias
de America, va no existen, y los dfas
posteriores al en- que la Naci6n des-
enbridora abandon0 polfticamente las
aguas de estos mares, solo han sido
dedicados. pOr mdtuo y reciproco es-
fuerzo a la creaci6n y desarrollo de
las mas cordiales relaciones de paz.
de amistad, de comercio y de comln
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-13
LA FAMILIA FOSSAS LOPEZ-CE
PERO

Estdn Otra vez en- su amplia resi-
dencia de Allen 1912, los distinguidos
esposos Fossas-L6pez Cepero--don Ma
nuel Y eola Consuelo--y la se6orlta
Julia Hernandez que han estado dos
meses y medic ausentes de San. Juan
en- Eiaie de ,recreo pog> los. Estados
Unidos. Fueron huespedes ALI de los
j6venes espOsos Fossas- -Requena. de
cQpocida familia. mejicaaa, la joyen
sefiora, e hijoldes los, que 9Euelven Ell
seior Fernando Fossas y que residen
hace nalgdn stiempo en- Norteamerica.
Celebramos Ia yvuelta a sut.hogar de
San JUAN de- la Giistinguida familia
tan justa como 5generalmente estimada
en- esta sociedad y de la seiiorita Her
ndndez que Sc encuentra en- el mismo
case. Bienvenidos.