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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-09-11
CRIMINAL COURT RETURNS
INDICTMENT AGAINST PONZI

Boston, Mass, Sept. 11.-The SUI
folk grand jury in Superior criminal
court today returned indictments
against Charles Ponzi, John S. DON
delo and Henry Nelson. charged with
larceny and conspiracy. Ponzi had
12 indictments and 68 counts against
him. He recently became famous on
account of his get rich quick scheme
in dealing with foreign postal cou-
pons.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-09-11
COX DIRECTS TALK AT
S0-CALLD RADICALS
Thy United ;Press)

Bellingham, Wash, Sept. IL. (By
Herbert Walker. )-"The government
must never be at the mercy of the
upper class or Of the lower mob" :"
Governor Cox declared here this
in his opening speech Of q
stump campaign along the western
coast of Washington.
His address was principally direct
ed at the so-called radical element
that have been creating unrest in the
northwest.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1920-09-11
WEATHER REPORT
(By United Press

(By United Press)
...- Minnesota weather: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday. Slightly cooler
on southwest portion tonight.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19

Sc vENDE un buen solar en- Puerta
dc TERRA con casa Para informes Niue
bler1a d. Cabrera, s. Brau 80, Telefo-
no 1860, Box Ala, San Juan, P. R,
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COnSuIad0 de Cuba
San Juan, P. r.

Sc avisa por este medic los herede-
ros de don Claudio Follet v dona Alta
gracia Perez zamora, Sc dirijan Ia Sc
nora viuda de Perez zamora, en- la Gale
de Pinera No. l, Cerro, Habana, Cuba,
para asuntos relacionados con una heren
cia.
Sc suplica todas las personas que
conozcan el paradero de alguno de los
herederos mencionado, communicable a
los interesados 0 a este Consulado.
San Juan, p. r. mayo IS de 1920.
GUsTAvo ALVAREZ La RUA
canciller Encargado del Consulate.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19

EN- vENTA. Una collection en- perfec-
to estado de la obra "El Tesoro de
Ia Juventud" Dirijase para informes
a-apartado No. 90, Rio Ptedras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19
TOME

el EhrW dc LeonGrdi. el gran remedio pa
ra la sangre. Este aumentara su sangre,
alimentara y regularizara los organos di-
gestivos. Devuolve ell color al anemico,
hbertad al reumatIco da vida vigor al
sistema nervioso. SUI poder en- casos de
decaimiento y deblidad es sorprendene.
Pereza, enervacion y falta de vitalidad son
tambien indIcaciones de que su sangre ne
costa un rennedio cfcaz vieorizador No
pierda tempo. vaya inmediztamente a la
droguerla mas cercana obscnga una bo-
tella del Elixir de Leonard, eard Ia SAM
gre, Tomelo una vez " Sc -convencera.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
han ,sdo curadas de envenamieuto de la
sangre. reumatisnlo. gotta. ulceras, escro-
fulas. tumores, debilidad nerviosa otras
enfermedades. I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado Ia
primera botella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19
PARA Ell cATARRo

FL catarro es una infection de las mem.
branas mucosas y es un slntoma de sangre
pobre. Sangre pura protege el sistema
contra afecciones catarrales. FL Elixir de
Leonard para Ia SdngTe limpiara su sis
tema. expulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas. alImentara sus ve-
mas arterias con sangre pura y roja
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19

sE vENDEN vacas Holstein de pura
rasa. NOvillas y becerros Holstein ma
cidos aqui en- Ell pals. Precios razona-
bles. Animales pueden verse Finca Is
Ia Verde, calle de Lola. Llame al
tslefOno 500, santurce, A. H. Biascoe-
chea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19

EN- 81 200 vendo casa de MADEIRA cons
truida recientemente: dos dormitorios,
saia, comedor, cocina, baho, gran bal
con- Sitio esplendido. Diez minutes del
Perqus. F. Roldan, telefono 232 ne
gro. Santurce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19

vRNDo una casa de inaderas. de cons
trucct6u mOderna, con cincO dormito'
rios, sala. cOmedOr y cuarto de baao,
I'm sitio centrtcO de Ia calle Sierra. In
formsse. Luis Arana, practicante Hos
pitales Municipales Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-19

81 vENDE una magninca residencia
en- 81 COndado. Ayenida Magdalena. In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
pOration". Tel. 9s0-252, San Juan.
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COlocaciOnes.

Sc ALQUILlAN dos habitaciones amue
bladas. C6modas y ventiladas Sc ne
cesitan buenas referencias Stop 26.
No. 7 San Jose st. Santurce.
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sELLoS: S:-Envie 25 cts. en- seIIos d
correo usables Rmericanos y recibirA
100 selloa de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia, OhtlA
Mejico, ETC.,
Dirijase q o. B.. GOHTzALEa, q
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico.
BLUsAS HECHAS A MANo.-La ca
sa mas importante de New York son-
cita agentes que deseen hacer grandes
cantidades de blusas a mano. Solo Sc
aceptan costureras de primera clase.
Envie muestras con los precios mas
reducidos possible, y haga constar La
cantidad de bluSas que pueda remitir
semanalmente, asi como toda clase de
observaciones relacionadas con este ne
gociado. Todo dirigido "H H" Apar
tado 257, San Juan, P. r.
Sc DAN A INTERES con hipoteca,
500. Dirijase Luis M. Purcell, For
taleza 81.
TAQUIGRAFo: Desea ofcina para prac
ticar, joven taquigrafo. Prefero oficina
dc comercio abogado. Buenas refe-
rencias. Dirijase a j. @. w., Box 81,
Telefono 1916 verde, Puerta de TERRA.
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sE vENDE de 100 5000 hijos de
platano de primera clase. Dirijase a
H. Fog, Box 81, Rio Piedras.
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Sc DEsEA vENnER

aparador con vitrinas, propio para col
mado cafetin, Y un mostrador TO-
rrado de zinc. Precio muy barato. Pa
ra informes, Manuel Rodriguez, Box
rs, Rio Piedras. Advt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
DOROTHY DIX TALKS


Ii is easy to see why people dote on
giving advice. IL is because they like
to exploit themselves. II is the ultimate
expression of self conccit. Why people
| ask advice is as comprehensive as the
/ riddle of the Sphynx, for they are bound
to know that the advice is worthless.
Nobody can tell another person what
to do, because no other person knows all
the circumstances of the case. There are q
thousand little intimate details Of the
problem that the seeker after light never
reveals to anyone, and these are the crux
of the whole matter, so that even a Solo
mon could not solve the riddle that Is
propounded to him.
Also there is the human equation that
must he taken into consideration, so that
the advice that seems TO fit your case doesn
tit II at all when YOU try it, 1t may look
perfect thirty-eght in the advice shop,
but when YOU get it home. you find that
something IS wrong with your measure
ments and that it bags where IL shouldn't
bag, and is too tight across the breast,
and that IT hikes up in the front, and tails
down in the back.
"Never go into the grocery business.
advises the man who has failed in IL:
but YOU may have the very qualities that
he lacked that VIII enable YOU To make
a fortune in it, f'You will starvc If YOU
try to make living writing" advises
some poor uninspired hack; but YOU may
have the divine fire that will light your
way to fame and fortune. Don't marry
so-and-so, YOU Will never be able to live
with him, and YOU Will he poor TO the end
of your days" counse.s mother: vet that
man may be her daughters soul mate, and
the very man who is destined become
millionaire.
OF course the redeeming feature about
giving advice is that few peop,o take IL,
and most people who ask for advice merely
desire YOU TO confirm them in the course
they have already determined upon pur-
suing. They simply want TO be backed up.
Also the process of being advised helps
them to clarity their own ideas. and really
decide upon what they want 20 do quite
independent of your opinion.
But all the same the advising business
wastes .ot of time. and rs great bore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
nppetizins meal.

gcstible, nppctizink meal.
1T docs taste good, Jim said at length,
after ho had finished three hclpings Of
Everything Neither james nor ] nre
much on cooking are we2i
lie turned with grin TO his son, James
laughed and nodded his head And TINT,
the boy told me later, wns tho first time
Jim had addressed an Unnecessary re-
mnrk to his son, sincc tho quarrel last
summer. So much for good meal, and
the presence of company
For as company ! was treated dur
|. ing my whole stay simply bcca,isc Of
my pretty clothes and tho now manner,
which made me almost like stranger
even 20 my family.
Taking advantage OF Jims softcned
mood which, as every woman knows,
can bc most successfully induced by one
good meal after weeks Of bad ones I
went at him on the question of adopting
Violet. told him Of Francis wealth and
influence, of our desire TO send her ON
through college. of the advantages of
bcinu with us after we were married.
And eventually he consented.
Though | don't mind saying she's
my favorito," he said.
Pondoring this and approaching tho
real sacrifice he was making, | went
upstairs 20 my hideouslY cold, uncom-
Portable bedroom. II was so damp
dared not undrcss entirely and finally
! went To sleep rolled in warm bath
robe and n blanket, to keep the clarnrni-
ness Of the sheots away from me.
Tomorrow vim and James
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
A SWEETHEART AT THIRTY
The Story Of woman's Transfor nation.
ny MARION RUBfNCAM
THE OLD LIFE.
CHAPTER CI.


had many reasons for wanting 20
go back-or rather, for the going back
itself. because / really did not want to
60.
NV chief reason was TO give Esther
q little longer visit. | thought perhaps
If she stayed on n hit more in the city,
that some Of its inspiration might come
To her-as il had SO wonderfully come to
me And | wanted 60 have Jim alone for a
few days. in order to persuade him To let
me adopt Violet. | wanted sincerely TO
see James, too. And perhaps ] felt it
would be interesting To go back to my old
way of living, so that the contrast between
it and my new life would show up the
more.
Certainly I did not go back, rs one
OF the villagers accused me, TO SHOW
off, my city clothes | really had
few good things then. | do not think
my motives were anything but unsclfish.
In any event. the full force of the
dreariness of that old life came To me
as soon as | got of the train, The station
Hcnly Fails had TO use was on branch
line. some miles off My train was an hour
late, since recent snow storm had play
ed havoc with rairoad traffic. The snow
had been followed by rain, early january
twilight had set in altogether IL ws
most depressing.
James met me in the closed carriage.
| noticed that his old overcoat was
fastened together with string, where
two buttons were of, aud that his eyes
looked tired and heavy.
'Ilad to rush 20 get here on time,
he said, rolling one of the rugs around
my feet "My land, Aunt End, aren't
Loo
a million
laughed little The day before !
left, Francis mother had sent me this
great seal coat with very sweet note.
She apologizcd for not having come to
see me and said she hadn't been well.
The coat, she said. had been hers when
she was younger
"But find the weight Of any fur coat
too great for my poor shoulders. So this,
which IS Alaskan scal. laid away for
Francis wife and when | knew he want
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08

I'd 10 marry, sent this b be done in
70 present day fashion. The fur Is ~ fine
~ when l had il first. and hope you will
take IL I'm sorry it wns not ready for
you Christmes.
/ Ind just time TO write her n note
OF thanks. | not only loved the coat,
which was indeed beauty end most
becoming, but | loved the fact that
this WAS the fxst overture Of friendship
made by Mrs Meade.
"Sorry you had to wait whole hour
for the train this awful weather, ] said
to James. aa we drove Oft.
well, it'll be SD late / cant stop
for the groceries. guess we III have o slim
over the horses wet back.
THAT doesn't matter. we'll have a
fenst tomorrow" | answered chccrfuly.
"Tel me about everything. AHow's the
little horse? And is the black kitten grown
up YETI
lim's reports were not encouraging.
IL don't undertand Father" he con-
fided ns we ncarcd the village. But
tercup wouldn't have gotten sick II he'd
sent for vet of the start But he kept
hoping she'd be all right next day, and
doctoring her himself and finally he had
To lose her or get the veterinary. Then of
course il took longer to cure her and cost
more. He doesn't have plain common
sense about some things
Jim, il appeared had tried 10 make
special preparations for my coming
curious pathetic little attempts To make
the place mice" the sort of thing that
makes woman srnile-and wish 10 cry,
too.
In order 10 stert supper since we
were late-he had made the coffee and
put on potatoes 30 cook The coffee,
of course, had already boiled to n poison
otis state, and the potatoes, simmcring
slowly, were so many humps of soggy
starch. No wonder they looked badly, the
two, if that's how thoy had lived while
Esther was away
While Jim carried my suitcase up
stairs, poured ont the coffee and made
fresh, apd by drawing largely ON Esthor's
canned goods, managed TO pct up di-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08


exactly how they should act under certain
circumstances, is one OF the mysteries of
vanity that nobody can explain. Certainly
very few of us think that we have run
our own affairs so successfully, and have
exhibited always such unerring judgment
that we have qualified to pose IS oraclcs.
Nevertheless, we do not hes te to lay
down the law to those about us We have
never been able TO make more than the
barest living ourselves. but we feel per-
fectly competent 10 advise anybody about
how to invest money. We know nothing
whatever about medicine or tho vagaries of
the human system, yet)wc advise people
To take drugs, of whose properties we are
totally ignorant, for ailments that we have
not the ability to diagnose.
Men and women who have never had
anything but an Airedale pup, or canary
bird, tell YOU exactly how to raise your
children. and If YOU try to make garden.
or build n house, YOU are swamped under
the counsel of those who never planted n
seed. or wrestled with contractor and
do not claim that they know ANYTHING
about either subject except that they
know more about il than you know.
The perfect strangers whose sublime
cgotrsm makes them feel that thev can
run our affairs much better than we can
manage them ourselves, and who do not
hesitate TO tell us where VIC should get on
and Oft. are hard enough 10 endure
Heaven knows, but the reaI pest of tbn
world is the Hmily adviser.
In every household vou viii find some
nnn or woman who has elected himself
or herself. 20 the office of Adviser Fxtr,or.
dinay, and who runs everybody cleo
crsry with q never-cnding flow Of sugrcs
hons. The man may be a good for
nothing parasite whose children have to
support him, but before they can mako
single move in any direction they haev to
listen To his endless, 'if were YOU wou,d
do tins, or I'll strongly advise Won
against doing tnat," and If anvtbing
ever goes wrong he is an incarna,e re-
proach with hrs, IF YOU had only taken
my advice in the matter"
Or perhaps the family advisor ;s
woman. IN which case the female of The
species Is dcadlicr than the male hec.,,sc
she u always on the Job She knows
better than the doctor what yo,, sborId
take W hen YOU get sick She knows norql
than the lawyer about bow to Settle an
estate She can pick out the exact man
and woman Tor every girl and bov ~
marry. She knows just what dressmaker
YOU should patronlze and what you
shouid wear and how vou should furnish
YOUR mouse and what YOU should have 10
ear ana no matter how hurried or worried
u ousy YOU are. YOU have got to stop
and combat her endless advice
Its the family adviser who u,-o.l-,
homes. and makes the members a., j, 49,,
uttermost parts Of the earth ~ try ~ 60
away from one who feels that he or She
has a light TO run their lives for them
and whose feelings are hurt if his or her
coun eel : not taken.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
To Investigate "Quarry Hole"

Referring 70 the petition. presented TO
City Council and signed by $50 residents
in the vicinity Of Seventeenth and Pine
streets asking that an investigation be
made of the quarry hole in that section,
and that the quarry was rtenace to the
neighborhood, Councilman Forwood
Inst night informed Council that be would
make a personal investigation of oondi-
tions existing and report fully At the meet
ing Of Council ON next Wednes day
evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
CONCERNING ADVICE.

IL is not TO be de-
MED that the favorite
indoor and outdoor
sport of the great ma
joritv Of the human
race is giving and seek
ing advice. Particu-
larly giving. for it is
far more blessed to
give advice than to
receive il.
Why we should be
so eager to tell our
fellow-creaturcs lust
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
LICENSED TO WED.


Marriage Licenses have been issued re-
Gently to the following persons. Magis-
trate Harry b. Stradlcy T..
Brown, S22 du Pont street, and Bessie
Newman, Sl4 du Pont street: Philip
Renver, 1909 Bennett street, and Lydia
Foley, COZ West Ninth street Bernard f.
Curran, 1923 Delaware avenue, and Agnes
Murphy. APO South Broomo street: A.
Raymond jackson, 700 Adams street,
and Elizabeth Mailman, 1921 Lincoln
street; Charles NJ. Ralston. 1924 Wash
ington street, and Mary A. Mckinney,
1909 Linden street; Richard Topfstcdt,
223 Monroe street. and Stella Soabright,
1909 West Fifth street Willis L. Black
burn, l117 North CLAYTON street, and
Beatrice NJ. Downs $50 East Fourth
street
Magstrate Lawrence J. Broman-
William A. Hague. ir and Lucille p
McGarroy. both Of Talloyville, Patrick
j BAN, 9lo Popular street. and Winifred
Nj Hare, 707 West street.
Magistrate Barrett Guckman Joseph
]. Nichols. Jr., and Ida Springer, both Of
70l Poplar street
Fuel For The Rich.
II is reassuring to learn that this winter
there MIL be fuel enough for everybody
who has money 20 burn Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-08
Fuel For The Rich.

II is reasSuring to learn that this winter
there Elll be fuel enough for everybody
who has money 90 burn Washington
Post
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
BROWN PLEADS GUILTY

Charged with having liquor in his possession, Ralph Brown. carpenter pleaded guilty to the charge yesterday in the city police court and was sen fenced to spend 90 days in jail. Brown was arrested in house near the Gus toms stop on NacO road by Constable Bohmlaik, who found about seven gal Ions of white mule in the house. j. for mercy on the ground that Brown has a family to support. According to the police he was recently convict cd and fined on similar charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
Alleged M;streatment
 of Cripple Leads to . Arrest of A. E. Block

A. k. Block, proprietor of cigar stand on Brewery Gulch, was arrest ed Tuesday night in the Grand thea tre, on charge of disturbing the peace, it being alleged that he kick ed and mistreated Leon Combel, a boy cripple. Block was unable to ap- pear in court yesterday to answer the charge on account of a severe beat ing, administered by the crippled boys brother, known as ''Frenchie." 7"
 Block was arrested about month ago on Q similar charge, was found guilty on police court, fined $25, but he appealed the case and is new out on $100 bond. He was severely ad- monished by the court at that time on account of alleged mistreatment of boys, and was warned not to re- peat the offense.
 If Block is able to appear, his case will be heard in police court today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
John Mitchell Will
 Take Up Vocational
 Training; Accepted.

John Mitchell, watchman for the Copper Queen Mining comDany, has been granted vocational training in motor mechanics from the federal board Mitchell contracted tubercu- losis while in the United States army which disqualified him from follow ing his former occupation of mining. After a medical examination, which .detepnined his ailment tO be in an arrested stage, his application for training was favOrably passed upon. He will begin training under Byron Thomas of the Lowell Auto company.
 Through the efforts of the local counsellor, Earl c. Solms, the train ing pay for unmarried men without dependents has been increased from $50 to $100 for this district.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
Musical Program Delights Hearers
 at Baptist Church

Last night malk ked the opening of a series of musical and literary enter tainments to be given probably once a month under the auspices of the Baptist church. This is the first en- tertainment of this kind fin the district since the last of the entertainments conducted by the Lyceum Course at the local r. NJ. c. A. These meetings were held once a week and judging from public sentiment they were well liked.
 The evening was opened by the congregation singing America" fol lowed by the reading of the one hun dredth psalm. The remainder Of the program was as follows:
 Piano duet - Mrs. Calnett and Mrs. Judson Byron.
 Reading by Mrs. Tibbetts, Hooks and Eyes"
 Violin selections - Miss Louis Will son.
 Vocal solo - Mrs. Garnet, "The ShCOgy-Shoo."
 mpersonation by MT. Judson Bryan, "A Boys First Grafton"
 Impersonation by Mrs. Shively, Taking an Elevator"
 Violin solo - Miss Louis Wilson The Holy City"
 The entertainment was concluded with a prayer by Prof. South, after which a pleasant social time was ei;- jOyed.
 Miss Louis Wilson, one of Bisbee'ss best violinists. will leave for New York soon, where she will take fur ther course in music. Miss Wilson hay given several violin solos and mus ical nUmoers in this district, and is acknowledged as a master Oi the violin.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
Bolshevik Party at
 "Y" Promises to be
 4 Rowling Success

''COmTad" will have Q new mean ing to several hundred people of the Warren Disttict after tile big Boishe- vik Social at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday nig!.t at 7:30 o'clock. Nc one will be able tC pass the "guardski at the dOorski" who cannot give the proper password. Do not make the mistake Of trying to run the guard with Com rad" as everything, including the English language. has been Bolshe- ised and Russianized.
 Everyone familiar with the Gerc- cious countenance of Shorty Eirdsall,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
TEA AT Y. w. c. A.

The social committee Of the Y. w. c. A. entertains this afternoon, from 3 until 5 o'clock, with a tea for mem bers and their frierds. New arrivals in the district are especially invited tO attend and get acquainted. The wom- en will bring their sewing.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
FAeEN.HENRY WEDDING

The wedding of Margarete Henry and Tom Fagen took place at the Catholic church yesterday morning, and was marked by pretty ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Pagan left for Los An seles on their wedding trip but will return to the Warren district to re side.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
KENMORE RETURNS

E. w. Kinmore, of the KinmOre & Mccoy garage at Lowell, returned yes terday from q meetin gOf the Auto Dealers association, at Phoenix. Simi- lar meetings are held each month in different cities. and it is intended to hold meeting in the Warren district within the next three months.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
IN FATHERS PLACE

Walter Sheppard, son of Constable A E. Sheppard, was chosen as candi- date for election as constable of Bis bee, to fill the place of his father, A. E. Sheppard, at the meeting of the Democratic central committee at Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES.

Funeral services of A. V. Urch were held yesterday afternoon from the Palace undertaking parlors. The Reverend Garnett conducted the ser vices.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-23
Tips Of the I1OlUn
TEACHERS PAY DAY

Next Saturday will be the first pay day for all the teachers in the city schools. Teachers pay day comes ev cry four weeks instead Oi at the end of each mOnth