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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

the Sccp comrany's plan to cut of
supplies from tie Independent rrfin'
rrs will become effective
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
Mrs. Pennington Enters Business.

Mrs. II. NJ. Pennington has caught
the spirit of the new woman and has
entered business. She has just paid
$4,000 for a half interest in the Chick.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

Palatka. Fla.-General John 4. Ros
borough former commander of tho
Florida division of the United Con.
federate Veterans is dead.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

Humble OIL Companay, well No.
on the Voorhees, farm, in section 9l
4s-ew, have spudded in after skid
ding the rig to u new location. They
are down 35 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

Humble Oil Company, we'll No.
on the Stroman farm, in section %
4s-1w, is at u depth of cola feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS

for an all night service ana the,
are meeting that demand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

Humble Oil Company, we'll No.
on the Ward farm, in section %, ~
2w, Is cementing casing at 1,87.
fcct. Well No. . on the same farm
is drilling at 1870 feet. Well No.
is shut down for boiler trouble al
l,fjS feet. Well No. 1 is drilling
at 9S7 feet
Humble Oil Company, we'll No.
on the Okla.Dillard fa1n, in section
-, Is-2w. is ready 10 spud in to
day.
Ohio Cities Gas Company, well 10
I On the Westheimer farm, in The
northeast corner Of the southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter of
section 4, 4s.3w, is a rig.
Simpson ct al on the Martin farm
IN section IL, 4s-2w is drilling at
coo feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-01

Ardmorcitc WANT ADS bring what
YOU want
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-21

C. w. DozIER & COMPANY
Dry Goods
w. J. MATHIS
Planter
DAWSON AUTO ACCESSORY co.
Ford Service Station
JENNINGS ELECTRIC co.
Everything Electrical
sHIELDs-GEISE LUMBER co.
Builders Supplies
COLLIER DRUG co.
"Capatone" the Liquid Aspirin
CROUCH BROS.
s. 10 and Csc Store
BRIDcEs.CoCKE GROCERY co.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
r WOOD & COMPANY
Daxson's Merchant Plumbers
DAWSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY
Authorized Ford Dealers
PALACE THEATRE
High Class Motion Pictures
DAWSON CoCA-COLA BOTTLING &C
BottIers Coca-COla, Orange Crush
PITTMAN CONSTRUCTION co.
Atlanta, Georgia
Contractors-Engine
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

sam ! vcvlnu. II vent ,o Farm.
inrron last Saturday 90 spend 4
week or two visiting friends
tor the neat wc,s adir> uNtoris
will 60 at 20 psr cant reduction 10
Taylor Mercantile company
sam j NcNinn vent ro Farming.
ton the first oi the Nrsk 90 attend q
mrciing of the board ~ managers of
the state hospital
Taylor Nrfa all have new lat.
terms ~ fancy Null,s .rNt Ne,s
Rev aud Nf, AdHIlh Chrisman
and Rev 4 j johnson are holding
series ~ revival meetings 1T
Nafguand
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Office and has been valued
employe Of the paper ever since,
win the exception Of the time,
something like year, that he vas
in the army, left US last Thursday,
and Friday he took a train for
Charles City, Iowa, where he expect
ed to enter a Linotype school lie
is a typo of no mean ability. honest
and industrious We miss him
very much, as is always the ease
with the ia lfu empI y, tut we
wish for h IN tie he,t thi, HE
affordS, al ~ which he richly
q serves.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

.lo., Vanscnnip Of Dnntola was at
the county seat one day last week
Ifirs Castor oil axle grease YOU
want Taylor Merc has II
John Alexander came up Uom
Morley Monday and spent the DAY
with home folks
Remember phone No l3O gets
TAYLOR Mercantile Go
4 Mitchell Of near town came m
last THURSDAY and hii his suhscfip-
ton marked up
Remember Taylor Mere Co has a
large stock Of Trunks Sultcases and
Travelling Bags
Louis Mayer flushed a JOB oil
painting for Henry Elfrank and an-
other for 7 ] reeters but recently
RuhNy. Tism Is a powerful anti
septicil Kills the posion caused from
infected cuts. cures old sores, letter
! etc.
Homer Murray. who has employ
ment in the vicinity OF blodsttL
visited home folks from Friday until
Sunday
No hunting or trespasslne will he
allowed on our farms j. A. IArtoR,
WI. Lrrrs and II " WINTERS,
Miss Beulah Grader visited her
brother, Ora, in the country east oil
town a few days, returning the i'rs'
of the week
parasols can be found at Taylor
Mercantile
Luke Kinder and pericles Conrad
went TO Charleston last Sunday
where they expected to obtain EN-
ployment,
If you have reason to think yon'
child is SUFFERING from worms, TAKE
the safe course--use White Cream
Vermifuge. Worms can not reSis
its expeliine influence Price, 3oc
Sold by all druggists.
Uncle Billy" Robinson and RI
Hahn of the vicinity OF Gravel TIL
were In town Monday and mad
the printer a welcome visit,
668 quickly relieves Colds an
LaGrippe, Constipation, Biliousnes'
Loss Of Appetite and Headaches.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Mr. and Mrs, II S. Brown, who
went TO Nashville, Tenn, immedi ate.
ly after their wedding the first Of
last wee, returned Sunday They
a visi Ing at the home oi Mrs
B own s t'r, Mrs. B. J Ale =, aNd
other relatives and irieni 1 $
week.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Straved-From,my plac Friday
June I, three milk cows, one roam
with horns, had .yoke.-on wien last
seen, One roam, unmarked. wu'ev
One black headed jersey with good
sized bell on, marked swallow fork
in right ear, hole lin left Anyone
giving valuable information, als1
their whereabouts, will be literally
rewarded. Emery faker
Grassy Mo
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Get our prices on white goods
Linens. Pique, 0rgandie, BatiSte,
FlaXon, Null, Wolfe, Gahardiae, Rape,
Long cloth, Nainsook, Cambria, Table
Linen etc, at Taylor Mere,
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17
Dental Notice

<s.S< Dr " a Reynolds
se.vVSfY' Dentist will be in his
Office IN Marble Hill every Friday
and Saturday,
George WelIch Of 3essviile trans
acted BUSINESS 10 our town the latter
par' nf the past week Frederick
town nemncfat.Ncw,
Itching diseases can be controlled
and cause removed hy applying Bal
Iards Snow huimeut The relief Is
prompt and permanent Three sizes
3Oc. 6Oc and 81 20 per bottle Sold
ty all druggists
Nemon Tavlur who has been IN
school ~ William Jewell college
Liberty Mo came home last Sun
day fnr the summer vacation
F0r Sdie-New S.r0om dwelling
house with basement. nicely located,
cistern, garage. harm aud other out
buildings. including storm cellar.
For price. terms etc. apply TO C. K,
ESrrS. Marble Hill. Mo
II. K. Tniele of near Drum was
in town last Thursday and made ii
convenient to pay the printer a
visit and cash up for another year
You can tin tie shade OF silk
you wan, at Taylor Mere Co.
j 0 Morrison of near Huskey
was in Marble Hill last Saturday
and called aud fixed il with the
printer for another year
For Sale-Two hacks, at a big
bargain. {. II Wolter, Jackson,
Mo
u s tlitdon came up Saturday
F., from BolluGer county and spent a
few days with his family--freder-
icktuwn Democrat-News.
Tennis aud canvas shoes and
slippers for men, women, boys and
girls at Taylor Mere.
A new blildint, making the third
was begun for the Springfield Busi'
ness Coll aee last week This schc ol
is growing 80 rapidly that more room
WIS necessary \ diploma from
such not Ad school is worth thou.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17
-. LOCAL NEWS. -

c ] Wallis Scnath Mo j. new
subscriber to The Press
The l.st b. always the ch. 'r'-.
buy National llshf coal r. a.
K + Jones
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17
NOTICE

Hunting, fishing and trespassing
is forbidden on our farms. Ben FL
frink. F. l.. Eaker. Henry Tenholder,
John Hinkebein, John Steinnerd, G,
j. Elfrink, J. G. Nandeven, II. l..
Stennerd, j. H. Nenninger, S, II,
Barrett, F. Z. Welch, Geo. J, Hink-
ebein.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Uncle Lin" wilkins, who had
been visiting at Zalma, Greenbrier
and BrownNood about ten days,
returned one day last week and
made tins office friendly visit
Wednesday, and renewed the sub
scription Of R y Harris, BIownwoot.
lie informe us that he had very
nice tine while h wa one, tut
,u r. w,s lie ty rain snd mu ,
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17


up Sunday from their home at Glen
Allen aud visited his father. Judge
Bennett ~ federicktown Democrat
News
FOR Saie-llieh grade Shropshire
buck lambs Also hiph grade
Hereford bull ready for liehl service.
Pfrsnell 4 Shmm,
Marble It'll, Mo
Miss Clara Pclersw ho finished her
'hool at Rives this week passed
through kennctt on her Way to lin..
comb THURSDAY Her home is Glen
Alien. Mo -Dunklin Democrat.
Charles Schtock, an cmpIoyc of
th ST Louls v~rmiual Railway Co,
Is here visiting his parents. Nf aud
Mrs John Schtnck. aud other frla.
lives Morley Banner
for Saie..SlX fuom house. with
gauct Five acres oi ground anpd
will of never failing water. out
b iildines. lies within the incorppr.
alton Of Marble Hill
For particulars address
Mrs Fila Eilin.house.
Marble It'll. No
The ftedcficktown Democrat
News reports that Ernest Ihiclr aud
Miyallahn of Patton were licensed
Ia marry there last week aud the
Probate Judge said the words that
joined them ia wedlork
The misery and depression caused
by q bilious and constipated cundi-
llon ~ qe system can be quickly
removed hy using Herbinc ltpuri.
lies. strengthens and inylfura,rs
a.. on. c,,,..u ,...s.;.,s
IN" O'll'efs and Others Z" the
Masonic lodge here went TO Latin
a.. -. -, :, 80, -.
-. -. -. An -,
pnft "A fine time
Buy your Underwear ~ Taylor
Nticah'i'r
Our trend !. hhiAN came lh
TIE "'llrf ahN ana hahl'n " .''
prlce. win the request 'ia' W
mark up ms brother, " I barsN
subscription. "ho resides al
I AdNanc"
hanted iichofN logs Nv pet
lOno iret 'of fouHl logs ana >'o I"r
clear log AIS" b'h'h o'h. ~ '',
NhlIr uak ~, "uh', tim anu HN'd'
more Slo per lOoo iert
n I 4 \ ! kl'htrs'
/ Very ir" people nave been CON-
ine TO town the past week or t"o.
Farmers have been taxing adNhh-
tagr oi The me weather 70 hhlsh
! planting and ciean up the carrier pir'
Ioi lhr corn crop
Nomans friend Is a large una
bottle OF Sanol prescription. fih'
Tor black heads, eczema ana an
rough SKIN and clear complexion
\ real SKIN tome, uet Soc tria'
bottle at the drug store.
Pr,parations are being made for a
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17
RIBBONS

Have sou ever Thought ~
} the many beautiful thing, you
can rHtr up uur ot fancy nb.
} bon Hand bags. hDuipir or
/ breat'.' caps. gamisolss
B sa>hs, hA.r nbbons"aud 10
! fact mnlmcrlbIr little articles
D that ol aN' twice a. much
ready made as YOU can make
4 them .Hr
4 Nf, Clark made q lucky buy
D the IHsr time she wa> IN the
h city aHi we noN have almighty
q lars trI,r.r.tri lu ullauny
& ribbons They range u width
D from three 10 slN inrne. ~.
\ cry pltemIsabriuy Some
n satin striped tiiIptas a, Ncil a.
: fancy figured and.pIaid,
\ oar ribbon case Is chuck
: mIl Of solid color ribbons
\ satinS, taiirras. ne>saIineS and
a EroSerainS iu many ruIorS and
Y widths ranging from the ,Iusy
" hanp nbhou up Ia six inches
n NIir
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Singing Evangelist John lmrie was
in Marble Hill, the first of the week,
accompanied BY Mrs. lmrie, and as
sisted Rev. B. NJ. Shacklette in CON
ductins services at the Baptist
church every evening until Wednes-
day when the meetings closed, Their
friends enjoyed their visit.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Huber, Nc,l, who ha, been a
student IN William Jewell college
the last year. came home Monday
Tor the summer
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17
NOTICE

No hunting or trc,passing vii
be allowed on our farms. ". h
Chandler. Hosea Scahaugh.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

aroS ch,i $, who learned
{ srt ree>,ta,N- h . he Press
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

668 quickly relieves Colds and
I.aGrippe, Constipation, Biliousness,
Loss of Appetite and Headaches.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

Tennis aud canvas shoes and
slippers for men, women, boys and
girls at Taylor Mere.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

\ bad taste in the mouth comes
from a disordered stomach and sluev
giSh state Of the bowels Herbine
rorrects the trouble Immediately
Il purlfies the bowels, helps dl-
eestion, and sweetens the breath
Price. 60c.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

son. Leone Begalke, Frank Egan.
Evelyn Edwall. Leah Hart. Arthur
Hoexter. Carl Johnson, Edna Kjell-
strand, Karl Kirkman. Birdie Lar
son, Rosalie Morris, Earl Moody.
Minnie Marchello. Margaret Miller,
Dorothy McManus, Vincent Nelson.
Paul Nothstein. Ada Rite. Frances
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
payments will be gladly arranged on any sale purchase

low sale prices We know many people will appreciate
this opportunity, especially when prices generally,
high and going higher We know, too, they will
like credit pan which permits them to profit by this
sale without mountaineering themselves financially.
The values listed in this advertisement are only few
of the many to be had. Remember-theres reduction
on every piece And every sale purchase may be paid
for in small weekly or monthly payments, with inter-
est or other extra charge.
/. Come tomorrow and save
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
: NUMBER
SET DIPLOMAS
FROM GRADES


IhD pablic schools Of Rock Island
I'LL graduate 1e7 eighth grade
pQp1ae this year. This IL ono Of the
l0uaGt Glasses -ever 10 b graduated
60n he grammar grades. Frank
N schpol has ~ largest class,
aumbaeiag g. lincoln school has
81. HAFaee Mann Is and Longfellow
-, 4keRcises Win b held on Sat-
1o1Ay. Nay -. Tho list Of gradu-
aeeS = = follows:
IT'S FraAhlin.
Heien Allen. Orvills Anderson,
Frances Ashpole. LAverne Barnes,
Earl Bealer, Alfred Bleuer, Glenn
Bleue5, Agnes Block, Cora Borrell,
Edgar Brooks, Mary Burton, Viola
Busby, Mary Carroll Inez Camp
ban. Helen Davis. Leo Doeckel,
Louise Dudley, Lucile Eckerman.
Weston Frye. Ward Gale. Ida Cell
man, Emma 0inglss, Raymond God
dard. Emil 0uldensopf, Jennie Gun
lock, Olive Hampton, Lucy Hand
ley. Irving Hardin. George Helpen-
stell. Wendell Hillman, Minnie
lngraham. William Jackson, Ethel
Johnson. Morris Kahn. Anna Katz,
lnest Kellogg. Thelma Kinton,
Frank Rooster. Katherine Krause,
LeOna Kurth, George Lamont, Nina
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
per, Frederick Williams. 3,
Wood.

Abraham's Pecan Rolls 3. :.
put MP in small rolls ana ~. !.
20 cents or 80 cents. Thev =. !
the white box with our traS. ~
a 1-pound roll.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

william Conovsr. FloFenee Cronan.
Medard De Rocker. Lester Ed
wards, Ethel Frederick. Frederick
Huber, Kenneth johnson. Mary
Laisuer, Edgar Matteson, Ruth Nc
Cauley, George Mcnamara, John
Merrick, Marjorie Miller Konrad
Weber, William Babcock. George
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

Landbefe. Claseneo MareA, yfss-
man Nafston, Marguerite NcGrath,
Helen Miller, Margaret Nina, Lewis
Moo. Florsaos Nelson. Nay Nor
ton, katherine 0hee Frances 0Eth.
Vera Paridon, Aa1avene Pearson.
John Podlashes, Teresa Potter. Lee
roy RAIN, Ksnneth Rankin. Howard
Roberts. Jesse Routt. Bertha Rosen-
neld, Henristte Ruge, Florence
Ryan, Evelyn Schroeder. Dorothy
Schultx, Arvilla 6hinSiU, Byrl
Smith, Gwendolyn Smith. Herbert
Smith, Ludwig Stapp, Arthur SIAM
beugh, Jean Stevens, Florence
Stewart, Keith Sturmon, Irene
Teske, Marguerite Tonkin. Edward
Turnbsugh, Mildred Van Tuyl.
Madeline Van Puymbroeck, Emma
Louise Williams, Edna WhitA Ben
Markovitx
Lincoln.
Helen Brown, Grace. Dodds,
Dorothy Foster. Audrey Hansgen,
Ida Hill. Ruth McCord. Elizabeth
Rinck, Marie Saunders. Florence
Taylor. Marjorie Thorp, Mildred
Christensen, Adrienne Clark, Mar
garet Cowley. Darsa Dwight, Made.
line Lundy, Doris McCroy. Dorothy
McCrUy, Mary Schmeil. Violet
Schultz, Hazel Kraft, Marguerite
Hughs, Meryl Bogart. Edna Fout
Rosemary Huntoon, let Heating
Florence Lewis, Edith Neidorh. Lu-
ellie Rowe. Verda Thorp. Elaine
Rice, Arthur Briggs, Harvey Cas-
letter, Julien Clark. Israel Fisher,
Warren Harder. Ernest Huber. Ma
than Kavensky, Chester Kllgrove
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

Select your furniture during this sale.
You can save from 1917 to 500 on every single arti-
- Gle in our store Even if you only need piece,
you nice tidy sum, and if you need several pieces,
or complete outfit your saving is substantial indeed
Our reason for this sale is to make for the
decorators who are at work making this of the
tri-cities' handsomest furniture stores.
We also hope to make many new friends and custo-
mers by offering guaranteed quality furniture at these
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
Sale Of good refrigerators

We don't advise anyone to buy a refrigerator
simply because the price is low. It is frequently
higher in the end. But when you can buy such we'll
known refriserators the Cold Storage and Leonard
at low price, We can and do advise immediate pur-
chase Come tomorrow while assortment il complete.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

II you could but picture to yourself the
beauty one Of these large, handsome rockers
would add to your homo you would certainly
investigate this value-you would at least sec
them here tomorrow. And in addition to their
good looks, they are extraordinarily comfort
able, and will remain 10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21

god refrigerator Is the very best kind Of eco.
nomy. It not only saves ice but it keeps foodstufs
always deliciouiy freah and clean. Whether you buy
q Leonard Cenable 4 Cold Storage you are Ger.
tain to get . refrigerator that can always b. de-
pended upon 10 give entire satisfaetion
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-21
Pay only A.75 cash and
$500 monthly

While this price seems too low for IN over
stuffed rocker to sell for, you must remember
that these rockers were made to sell at 4 much
higher price. We are offering them at this low
price only during our alteration sale. There
will probably be no more after tomorrows
selling.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14
MER!CANS AND
BRITISH ENVOY IN
MEX REBELS TRAP
CARRANzA FORCES EXPECTED
TO CAPlTULATE TO OREGON
ARMY BEFORE NIGHTFALL-
FEAR FOR SAFETY OF FOR.
EiGNERS CAUGHT WITH FUC-
TIVE PRESIDENT.

Washington. MAJ A. Mexican rob.
nj fnrr,a b.,,. ....,....o,,,r.. ,,,, a., .
fr.t .uho,, If ,r. ,,t,Ic .,,,,,ire, fr,..,'.
sim Iny.i tn pro.i.,nnt ra,r,,,,..
which ho,'n hnnr ranti,',, il, d,..,,n,.
ME hattI, no,th or S.n lI,rnos ctnt..
Of puchla fn,. tho ra.t ro,,, l.,,.
Ad,icos from Won, Crn, i,I.,,t, .,
brnat in tbr rarr.,nya Iinr, ana ar oI
fnrt an ,,n u.,,.,' nt tI,n ,,,,..iI,,,'., ,,,..,
to brcaK ,'rnuph the r,,.I Inc and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14

Washington was Il good farupr and
always wanted to learn. As America
had produced no Books on agriculture
at that early date. he WAS forced to
try many experiments. The year when
he was busy with the making of the
federal Constitution he cXpcrmcuted
with oats, his diary shows
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14
EXPECT HOT FIGHT
FOR G. O. P. CONTROL
uRv the Associated i,ress }

Sprncield H., May H. Control
OF the Republican state central com
nlltt"", which will be organized here
May -, viii be sought by both Gov
ernor Frank o. Lowdcn and Mayor
William Halo Thompson, political
leaders rredictci today The can for
the committee meeting was issued III
Chicago last nigtt b. Chairman Fnnk
l., Smith before he left for Washing
ton Candidates for the office Of
chairman to succeed Mr.. smith in.
clude Garrett Kinney Of Peoria. WaI-
ter A. RosenIield Of Rock Island. Gle.
ero j. Lindley of Greenville ami Rich.
ard NJ, sullivan of Springfield.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14
Natures Stern Law.

Achievement of whatever kind Il
the crown of effort ~" diadcm Of
thought. BY the aid uf self control.
rcSoIuti"n purity, righteousness. and
well directed thought man ascendS;
by the aid Of animality, Incidence, i'm
purity, corruption md confusion of
thought inan descends s,-Allen,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14
Obs. SENIORS MAKE
Bic HIT WITH CLASS
PLAY THE SNOWFALL
LARGE AUDIENCE m ATTEND.
ANCE WHEN AMATEUR THES.
PLANS DISPLAY RARE TALENTS
IN WELL RENDERED PRODUC
TON.

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"'" "'''"''" p.'''' Et''H'''" III '"'
aGdltoTium O.! lho Ottawa liisA aehp"'
yesterday 2.t.u,u ~ witness ,lr
seujor elias. ulay vhp nrn9 .,ctj,.,
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ri'N'r 'Gmt ll.t ever l:c5chtS I by a.
group Of OltJ"a people. The alr
djpnrn was ca,hu.f3.tir anH ai.lr,.
riati,ely auI3ul,d AN n3e VA
thrruph
rh.. ......-. ill.,.
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Flci TO pIaj .oke On MS vide once
.f,.a.,I nf,,.,I. ia ,,',,i,.'.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14
ARRESTS TRIO and
RECEIVERS $4,000 IN
Stolen PROPERTY
(By the Associated Press

One OF the most daring crimes in the history
OF the county, which includes robberes of parcel
post and express packages from the local Rock ISL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14
WE hTHE r..

Fair and ccoi tonight;
Saturday fair, Attn rus
ing temperature.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-05-14

O1TAWAFR TRADER
EstiblIshed t640
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-27
ARISTOCRATICA BODA
Ana Elisa Vera -Rafa eI Sugia

que nevaba en- la mano la encantadora
Ana Elisa.
Los novios recibieron m.uchos y va
iosisimcs regalos de sus numerosas
amistades.
La mesa, que estaba muy bien ador-
NADIA, namando poderosamente La aten-
ci6n por Ell arte y ell buen gusto que ALI
sobresalian, valio muchas felicitaciones
a Ia bella ssfiorita Betty Noa, encarga-
da de su arreglo. No hay para que ana
cir que fueron distribuidas las capas
de rigor.
Los honores de la fiesta fueron he
chos, con la cortesania y bondad que
distingue los encargados de cumplir
tan exquisite mission, por don Rodolfo
y don Alfredo, dignos hermanos de la
novia
Entire los nuInerosos y distinguidos
concurrentes, vimos a las sefioras:
Encarnaci6n Cobian viuda de vald6s,
Clemencia Fernandez de Travieso, Au-
rora Rosa de Jim6nez, Agustina Mon
ig~de Men6ndez, Josefa Gonzalez de
Suria, Isabel A. viuda de Acosta, Tere-
sa Gomez de Vera, Mariana Cepero de
Vald6s, Ernestina Acosta de Rey, Ele-
ma A. viuda de Benddez, Angela Enl-
manuelli de Amy, Francisco o. viuda
de Amy, Clara Contreras de Marcos,
Angela Fournier de Albaeete, Maria
Vera de Hernandez y Rosa Blanca de
Rosenfeldt.
Senoritas: Mercedes, Edelmira, Sa-
grario y Ana suria; Ana Maria y Pc
pita Vald6s; doctora Ana Janer; Fras-
Quita, Angelina Rosarito BermIdez;
Maria del Pillar Vera; Iva, Elsa y Aida
Amy; Betty Noa, Elisa Fournier, Car
men Jim6nez, Rita We're Adela Go
mez
Y, por ultimo, entire los caballeros,
vimos los senadores Ramon Valdes y
Lcdo Martin Travieso, Lcdo. Jose E.
Benedicto, Alberto Menendez, Emilio
Amy, Felix Rosenfeldt, Luis Suria,
Francisco Y Fernando Bermidez,, Joa-
quin Beiro, Fernando We're, Rafael Ca
20, Francisco Amy, Sabine Valdes, En-
rique Hernandez Acosta, DR.. Lorenzo
Noa, Miguel Cabo, Jacinto Gomez y
Ramon Bias Toro.
Fusron servidos a cada momento, con
no superada esplendidez, dulces, empa-
redados, pastelillos, refrescos, helados,
cigarrcs, cigarrillos, etc. etc. Los fell
ces contrayentes bailaron un walls, en-
seguida, Sc dirigieron los banos de
Coamo, donde pasaran Ia luna de mieL
Que sean dichosos.
CRONISTA.