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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
PASSUMPSIC

John Annis is working at Walden
for the Fairbanks Co.
Frank Granger of St. Johnsbury
Center and John Granger of Detroit,
Mich, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Granger Thursday.
Every Granger wants to remember
Aug. oath and come and hear what
the State Master, O. L. Martin, has
to bring to the Grange.
Miss Hildred Symes of Montreal is
spending her vacation with her moth
Ell, Mrs. Maud Symes.
Alex Trotter of Montreal is visiting
his son, A. T. Trotter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Aver spent Sun
day at George Hubbard's at East
Burke.
Miss Clara Allen of Dorchester
Center, Mass, is visiting friends in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wood attend
cd the X. P. picnic at Harvey's pond
West Barnet, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright Of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday at Mrs. Mat
tie Wright's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Shastney motor
ed to Montpelier and Plainficld Sum
day.
All Fulford is in Bloomington Cen
ter for few days. 4
Mrs. Belle Ward returned home
Sunday after spending some time
with her son and family in Danvlle.
The Boy Scouts are enjoying a few
days at J0e's Pond. Arthur Aver was
Scout Master over Sunday. "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
CABOT

The Community Chautauqua was
everything it claimed to be, enter
tanning, interesting and instructive
and every one felt they were better
for having heard those splendid lee
lures.
MI. and Mrs. H. w. Davis of
Northfcld and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Davis of Fitchburg, Mass, spent
Monday and Tuesday at Mrs. Julia
Bars.
Union services were held at the
Methodist church Sunday, it being
the first day of "Old Home week..
Tuesday night there was supper
at the Congregational church vestry
from 6 to 8, after which the Wells
family from Attleboro, Mass, will
give concert.
The Good Templars will give q
drama next Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings, one-half the proceeds
to 90 for new library and town hall
now under construction.
Thursday is "Old Home Day" and
town picnic will be held at the
Center picnic grounds. Everybody
come.
Saturday is Field da'' under the
auspices Of the Judith Lyford Wom-
ans club, proceeds to go for the
library. Sports, narade and ball game
The Marshfeld band will furnish mu-
sic and give concert in the even
ing.
MI. and Mrs. J. S. Barr of Bakers
field, MI. and Mrs. J. H. Darlington
and son, William of Greensboro were
callers here Sunday.
S. A. Nelson spent last week with
relatives at Fayston and Moretown.
Rev. and Mrs. E. l.. Goddard and
son, Stanley, have gone to Sheldon
to attend camp meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham of Burling-
ton are guests of Miss Julia Earring
ton.
Rev. NJ. w. Hale returned Saturday
night from Lincoln.
Miss Buffam of Boston is spending
her vacation with friends here.
MI. Middleton had two cows killed
by lightning Sunday and Walker
Brothers had one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
LUNENBURG

Mrs. Claire Woods Lavigne of S..
Johnsbury has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mr.. p: Ion Woods IN
Pond Hill.
Mi. and Mrs. Warren Simonds are
visiting the Homer Simonds in Dan
bury, N. H., and Fred Simonds at St.
Johnsbury. Miss Ruth Morse is stay
ing with Mrs. Sarah Simonds at The
farm.
The Ladies' Aid Society had very
pleasant afternoon last "Wednesday at
Maplehurst with Mrs. w! G. King.
Rev. G. w. Douglas and family arc
! camping at Meals Lake for Il few
days.
Morrill, Dawson is spending a week
with his father and sister, John and
Miss Mertie Dawson. Nh. Dawson
has just sold his large farm in Dan
| vile to parties from a distance.
B. M. Bundy and &. H. Mcfarland
of Sutton have been in town for Jew
days looking over the wood belongil &
! to Sllsby Brothers of Campton, N. IL.
John Silsby of Campton has been
here with them.
Among recent visitors to st. Johns
bury have been Mr.. and Mrs c. w.
Turner, Miss Mildred kimball and
Hraold Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Cole, Miss Ruth Cole, Mrs. James Ba |
and Mrs. H. L. kimball.
Philip Sugg, who had his jaw in
jured while boxing some weeks ago
was obliged to go u Lancaster hospi-
tai last week the Nay showing the
jaw to be broken ard infected SO
that Il minor operation was necessary.
Mr.. Sugg is convalescing at his nome
in the village.
Miss Anette Bell and W. II. Bell OF
South Lunenburg motorcd to Nortl
Danvillc on Sunday spending the day
with the Homer Stanton's. Mrs. Bai
and Mildred, who have been visiting
the Stantons for a week returnec
home them.
) MI. and Mrs. l.. H. Wilson are re
cciving congratulations on the brit
, of a daughter on Sunday morning.
MI. and Mrs. H. p. Silsby, Mis-:
: Eunice Silsby of Lyndonville, Mrs
Fannie Sargent of West Burke, Mrs
| Isabel Silsby Knight and daughter
, Frances of Medford, Mass, were
guests of Mrs. Katherine Bowker or
, Sunday.
Mrs. Harley Cowlcs and daughter
Harriet, spent the week end with he
| father, Hon. F. d. Hale and Mrs
Hale at Bradford.
The funeral of Miss Mary King
who was drowned on Wednesday a
South Luncnburg ferry, was held OF
Saturday morning. A requiem mas
being said at St. Lees and burial be
side her mother in the Catholic ccmc
terry in Whitefcld.
MI. and Mrs. Ed Aldrich ant
daughter and Henry Dodge of Burke
were guests at Ira Carpenters OF
Sunday.
Mrs. E. w. Hastings and son, Ed
mund, were in st. Johnsbury las
week.
, Lunenburg has spasm of gaict.
this week. The Ladies Aid society hel,
f. their annual fair and sale on Wcdnes
day afternoon and evening and als'
, on Wednesday afternoon Camp Win
neshewauka girls gave a circus on tn
z. camp grounds, Tuesday evening tn
g. BIS give the Plus Ultras law
party in the park, FRIDAY evening
dance ut the town hall with music b,
the Hill Novelty orchestra of 81
Johnsbury, and Saturday evening" tn
l Chatauqua opens at Lancaster.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
ST. JOHNSBURY CENTER

IN. {. McGlnnis has taken a DO j.
ton with the Sunny Slope farm and
commenced work Monday, Aug. is.
George Hill goes this week to Can
ada with his merry Go-Round."
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGinnis
spent Sunday at Guildhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Temple arc
stopping with MI and Mrs. S. Rudd
Mrs. Louis Moulton has moved hel
household goods to the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Mable Walker, in
East Braintree, Mass, and will make
her home with her.
Mrs. Nellie Brown and daughter
Jessie, are at their home here for a
few weeks.
MI. and Mrs. George Nelson anc
family have moved to there home ir
Lower Waterford.
Abraham Myers is planning to re.
pair the house he recently bought OF
George Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Shores anC
daughter, Doris, are spending few
weeks in CRANKY.
Henry Birch, the Misses Jessie ane
Nellie Birch Of East Compton, anc
Harry Emo of Wages Mills motoreo
from Quebec Thursday to spend few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Char,c:
Birch of Kirby.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Infcorate and
daughter, Phyllis of New London
Conn.,, motored to Kirby Friday tt
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Birch. Mr.. Infeoratc return
ed to New London on Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Dickinson O.
Amherst, Mass. ard Mi. and Mrs
Howard Shurtlef of Wcstford, Mass.
have been spending few days with
Mrs. Sidney McCurdy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
HARVEY

The Ben Moore farm has been sold
to Polly Paridie, but he will not
move on to the farm for sometime
yet.
Miss Edith Hovey is visiting rela-
tives in Lyndon and St. Johnsbury.
Harvey Paquin Of Springfield Wis
tied Gordon Hovcy fol few days
last week.
Miss Christine Graham who has
been guest at E. Il. Moore's the
past few weeks has gone to visit at
VIII Dole's in Danville.
Walter Randall is visiting relatives
in Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. Seth Woods went to st.
Johnsbury last Monday where she
will stay with her mother for a few
days and then will go to Brightlook
Hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Patience Nutting and daugh
ter, Mildred, and Mahlon Moore took
a trip through the White Mountains
last Sunday with Ben Moore and wife
of Hardwick.
| winthrop COOlDeCn mas lHoVeu lHlt
Pole Paradis' house.
Mrs. Alice Rathburn of Woodstocl
is visiting her father, Sidney Cool
beth.
; Mrs. Pat. McGill and children
Patrick, Ruth, John and Robert, ar
visiting Mrs. Mark Adams in Pea
cham.
Pat McGill is working for JOIN
Tinker building a dam.
Miss Bessie Rutledge, who has beer
at her home in Concord for few
days, has returned to her brothers
Pearl Rutledge. i
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18

Saturday afternoon at four O'Clock.
Miss May Campbell has returned
from Burlington, where she had an
operation on her foot. She is still
using crutches, but expects in short
time to be able to walk much better
than before.
e. A. Marsh of Ashfeld, Mass,
was Il recent visitor. in town. He is
in charge of a farm owned by New
York parties, specializing in Guern-
sey cattle, Pcrcheron horses, and
Shetland ponies.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank ]. Wiley arc
to leave Monday for New York, and
from there will sail for Orlando, Flo
lida, where they are TO make their
future home. Mr.. Wiley has posi-
ton in the store of Vowel, Drew d
Co. Mrs. Wiley, who has been very
i'll, is much better, and it is hoped
the Florida climate will be beneficial
to her.
Marvin Wood and family have beer
spending short time at Old Orchard
Beach.
Mrs. Addic Chaplin of Boston has
been visiting at A. w. Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Aldrich OF
Glover visitor their son, Pcrley AL,
drich, the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Pownd has been in Con
cord, called there by the illness OF
Miss S. S. Durham.
Fred Kimball and Isaac Vail have
I heen on u several days fishing trip te
Bethel.
Richard Little and wife visited hi,
mother, in Inverness, p. O., the first
of the week.
The boys of the newly organized
Boy Scout troop had a banquet a
the parish house of st. Peters Tues
day evening, and made rlans for ;
most interesting fall and winter
They arc poin~ to have wireless!
station located in the Parish House
which they will construct and operate
themselves.
Miss Marion Nelson of New Yorl
and ISIS Lesley Cadv. formerly o
St. Johnsbury, now of New York
were recent guests at John Ahern's.
N Is. MliO IOlIcl dlll uIuS HIcl
Marion, from North Troy, were re
cent guests of Mrs. A. w. Edmunds
Mrs. w. A. Bemis has gone t.
Connecticut to visit friends for few
DAYS.
Gilman V. Frasier, formerly o
East Burke, and brother of the lat
Lucius Frasier and uncle of Can
Frasicr, was visitor in town thi
week. He bought Chevrolet Soda
of his nephew, and is driving bac
from here to his home in Louisiana
He is now living at Lake Arthur
Louisiana. and until within a shol
time has been operating rice plan
tation, which he recently sold for
LARGE amount.
Gilbert M. Campbell, Jr., was i
town this week, and returned +
SPRINGFIELD, taking with him his wife
who has been one of the house part
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18

of school friends at Mrs. Homer
Watson's.
julius C. Eaton, who has been
with his daughter-in-law. Mrs. L. Q.
Eaton, at her home in Livermore
Falls, Maine, is at home. He made
the trip with Ira Davis in his car, and
they both returned intact the middle
of this week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Pc
ter's church held a very ->leasant
meeting on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Dahlbcck.
| There was a fine crowd at the
dance Tuesday evening at the Bould-
crs Casino, as all the dancers in the
vicinity find the floor, music and
refreshments ways above par. Three
uniformed police are on hand every
night, and see that the cars arc park
ed and taken out without confusion
or accident. This beautiful pavilion
in the edge of the grove, looking out
over the lake and bathed in its fresh
brcczes, is an ideal spot for summer
outing.
Mrs. Martin Ladd, of Island Pond,
is visiting relatives in town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Drew of
Hartford, Conn.,. are visiting at the
homes of A. N. Drew and George A.
Burbank. Robert A. Chapman of
Springfield, Mass, is also visiting at
the same homes.
Miss Edith Blaisdell is taking a
vacation and will spend one week in
Portland and will later attend mil
linery openings in Boston and New
York.
Mrs. Au"usta Phelps will spend
the rest Of the week in West Burke
visiting friends.
The Laymen's League conducted
the evening service at the Congrc-
gational church at McIndoes Sunday
evening. Charles w. Steele, prcsi-
dent of the League, V. c. Ticchurst
Fred r. Clifford. S. d. Atwood and
Walter C. Rodlif composed the team
Mr.. Atwood led the singin". MI Rod
lift offered the prayer and brief adj.
dresses, were made by Mcssrs. Cliff.
ford and Rodliff.
Miss Mar Watson of Barre has
been the guest of MI. and Mrs. F. C
Sherburne.
Harry Christensen of Boston il
working at the Plymouth Creamery.
Alton Fav has accepted a position
at the Swift Co. office.
Mrs. Lillian Moves of Lisbon, N
H., spent TUESDAY in town.
Miss Mavis Witham of Nashua, N
H., is at Brightlook hospital where
she underwent an operation for ap
pendicitis. The family are here OF
! a visit and she was taken suddenly
ill.,
Mrs. Cora Forsaith of Concord ant
daupEter, Lcola Forsaith, now O.
Washington, arc spending the day il
the shopping district and calling OF
old friends.
MI. and Mrs. Howard Ford have
returned from an automobile trip tt
Boston and other Massachusetts
cities.
Mrs. E. E. Brock and daughter arr
spending few weeks vacation a
Groton.
C. E. Kirk has sold the Aller
Munkitrick property to c. w
Temple. Possession is ~ivcn at once
MI. and Mrs. Charles Farr have
moved into the brick house near the
Plymouth creamery.
There will be union prayer meet
ing at Grace Methodist church thi!
evening at 7.30 o'clock. Rev. A. S
Woodwork will be the leader.
Jason NJ. Cady, now of New Yorl
city, is here for a few days and has
been cordially greeted bv his many
st. Johnsbury friends.
A. M. Chandler, now at the head
of the art department of the Bos
ton Herald, is stopping in town fol-
a few days and visiting his ole
frinnds;
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WHERE COL. EMERY STANDS
ON THE VOLSTEAD ACT =
bennington Banner)

tDGltiiIIISlJH bdIlHClJ
Col. C. S. Emery writes to The
Banner to state that he has been mis-
quoted by some of his supporters
and that he is in favor of the Vol
stead act. What Col. Emery says
on the subject is as follows: "I
stand sn,larelv for the 18th amend
ment and the oVlstead act. If the
Volstca1 act after experience. re-
auires attention, / am content to
leave it to Congress to determine
what changes should be made. l am
opposed to any change in it that will
in any way weaken Or nullify the
effect of the 18th amendment. Mate
rally increased content in alcoholic
beverages would do that, and lam
opposed to it,"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
st. JOhrsbury Locals

Karl beware of East Pcppercll,
Mass, has been a guest at H. E.
Folsom's for few days past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Jenness of
East Burke were recent visitors in
town.
Miss Flora Barber is taking Il
vacation from her work in the Camp
bell and Blodgett Office, and spendin"
her time partly in Springfield, Mass.
and partly with friends on camping
trip to Lake Champlain.
Lyndonville and Barton base ball
teams will play on the Victory fields
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18

neral Of Miss Mary King who was
drownc1 in the Connecticut river.
MI. and Mrs. Will Adair and
Mrs. John Folsom were visitors in
St. Johnsbuly and Littlcton, Satur-
day. MI. Adair purchased the Tillit-
son wood ana lumber lot that joins
his farm.
Milo Perkins was a business visitor
in st. Johnsbury the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Connors were
visitors in St. Johnsbury one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Huntlcv OF Lyn-
donville visited at their brothers, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Warren's the first Of
the week.
Fred Cole and Carroll Fox were
in the place Sunday to see Mrs. Ada
Downcl, who remains very low.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Philip Bemis have re-
turned to their home at Windsor at
ter spending a week with their moth
Ell, Mrs. Ira Grant
MI. and Mrs. Hammond Anderson
and children of st. Johnsburv were
guests at their sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fishers over the week end.
MI. end Mrs. Earl Wheeler, MI
and Mrs. Carroll Grant and daughters
OF Windsor visited their mother, Mrs
Dora Grant over the week end Mrs
Wheeler of Windsor was also Il guest
at Mrs: Grants.
MI. and Mrs. George Bortwel
were IN Concord over Sunday calico
there by the illness of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Morton.
MI. and Mrs. Lewis Page of st
Johnsburv were visitors of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Lem Fisher part of last week
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18

Much is said about the power of
song. One realizes it at Il. M, when
the cats are yowling in the back
yard.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18

The nation is relieved from trembl-
ing suspense, by the reluctant con.
sent extracted from the presidential
candidates to take Office if elected.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-08-18
SUNNY SQUIBLETS

The people who won't work, kick
at the high prices caused by lncfti-
Gent workers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01
ENTREGA DE UNA SUMA

No hace mucho tempo. dimos a
nuestros l~ectores la Noticia de que una
agrupaci6n mexicana de Ia ciudad de
Del Rio, la "Asociacion Latina de Jo-
vcnes." habia alberto entire sus MEM
bros. Y entire Ia co!cctividad de Ia d.
cha poblaci0n Y de Sus ~ccntoEnos. una
s~uscripcion para reunir iondos. con
que Dudiera hac"r 81 Cefensa un me-
y;cano. Hermenegildo Dominique
rrocesado per diversos delto> Y pre-
50 en- ;quella carcel.
e iurado de Dominguez. que de-
bio habersc vcrificado u!t!mamente'
50 transriri6 para cl ano proIlmo, asi
u la suma para 81 defcnsa reunl-
da u assemble a 800. 90 noventa pc
SIS. no pudo ser emn,caia en- clio.
En- tai case. In Association Latina
de J6vencs de Del Rio. que cucnta en-
Ia ciudad con amplia$ y merecldas
s.muatias. acorij outregar 4 II her
mana del Drocesado Ia dicha Suma,
para que en- Ia mencior.da dcfcnS2
II emplcc cu"ndo l!cgue Ia oportu-
nidad.
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Ia ESCUELA
FERROCARRILERA
MEXICANA.

En- meros CO ur aTo de habers" i~n,la,s.
Co. IA .us-ruido q mu.huS "Sr.diautcS para
rae cocs:gu,-r=a -nyleo en- los Fl. &C. M
GONZALES - &eEIco y DtroN sS,emaS ie.ro'
y;ar:os.
- ;mpar.-a couoc,miru;os 8 "ns"naHza
c0mp5eta : moderua. a Inspectors de Loco
motoras. Inspectors de Frenos d. Are, ms
~pec:o-ss Gs CaIdeGaS. Taspectorss de Trenes.
Nasuir:stas. Fogonc~os. Conductors. Garro-
.e-as. Repsradorss dc CarroS, Necan.cos te
Casa Re,ioada. NecaHicos &c Piso y Taller
General. Mecaa:cos de Frenos de AXE. Is
pe~.aEstas y o,roS varics cursoo.
Ia Escucla Ferrocar-ilera Nsvicaua crse-
IA esUs trabajos po- ccrresTU-aencIa q 60
COS aqueloS que GcSearen ser algc mas QUE
-ce-nvs eScisyoS de trabajos drcos y ~7si-
do bajos. y ayEda n pcTfcccron.,rSc = los
e. ete-cea sin tener EraaG-~ co1ociHlien;os
Ia Escuc.a Fc-gocarri!cra Ncy'raT@ g re-
rcucciia y -econ'GGada por :c'l.S ias MO
res de Fer-ucaT-ileroS NsNJCaIos. altos Jefes
= urum:acrcc< euris2ios.
Po- 4 Insi-rificaGtc suu'a Gr cCatro PESO.
circucnta ccutavas. pGede rmpezJr 4 pe-fe--
e:ora-Se q -studiar an curse: luegc c:Cco
cratayDS diaries hasta Que aur.ada IN curse
= reeioa certificate % diploma.
sDeSca psobag 81 :Gcrza IL yolJmrad para
1pgeute- a!E0 Trcvcchoso. Remita ~ peSO
e!GcUe1ta c"u.asos on G.ro postal ! orieu Ge
express. . i1GIediatancuts recjoi-s lecriunes
: m.eSJ-aS H. -gabadoS 4 va-ios coiore>. So.
Eclentes pa=- on meS Ge cstud:Us.
Direction:
ESCUELA FER8UCAREILERA MENfCANA
? y. Box -. InGio. Calf l. :. A
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DEFUNCIONES
Adolfo Guerrero. de y amos.
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

San Antonio V lugares veclnos pa
saran ell dia primero del ano con al
gunos u~ublados, Y I'm ligero descenso
en- la temperature cuyo minimo Sc ha
fijado entire 3S V A grades. Habra
tambien vientos frescos de suroeste a
n0roeste.
FL ano que ACADIA de eXpirar Sc des-
pidi6 de San Antonio con el prestlglo
de una temperature prlmaveral, mar
cando en- la paralela del mercurio 81
grades q las siete de la manana. Y Go
a las tres de Ia tarde. siendo en- su
generalidad propicio 4 TODD. el pals,
pues San Louis tuvo como minimo
Y maximo 46 Y %; Chicago 81 Y Sc;
Kansas City 81 Y 81; New York 26
V SO. Washington 26 y -.
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arc = comicn@a atro 10 QucGara mas
que 81 recuerdo dc los momeHtoS Il
gradables ole nos sacan de vez en-
cuando dc! "ri& sIbido. tirando a ne
yro. de rucstrus yidas initIles.
Pero cen TODD ' que Is tan POGO
10 Que aHo nuevo nos trae. no obs
tante 81 removable fracaSo de les bue-
nos dcseos : de les sucnoS tenaces
i reS2r dc que en- IL desastrosa Il
ruidac.oa solo cncoatramoS en- nues-
tro favor Q; f!cr~eciaiento Dc Il SON
risa O csc Sclo hecho, porQUe ei
aHc nucvo uas SAGA la bondad e Ia
illusion de u carceles MegraS a to-
sol por =! breve espacio de una
bora. hay va bastante para agr&de-
cerle el cambio de posture Y el en-.
trsiaSmo qae ncs arranco esa felici-
tacion Que IS la renovation de In es.
peranza Y el refrendo de las ilusio-
mes:
Fell aAo nuevo.
DON MELQUIADES.
San Antonio. Texas, Giciembre 81
de 1919.
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:Despues? 10 de siemprc. FL ce-
dacito nuevo del aHo recieu estrena
dc dura apenas una semana I'm mes
q 10 Juno, en- II eStaca de las ilu-
stones Y de las buenas ~intenciones.
Transcurren los dias hoy como aver
Y mangna como hoy. nuestras ma
Eas viejas, cronic2s e incurables que
Sc impusieron a nueStro mode de ser
despues de una batalla con Ia vo-
luntad. en- la que salio derrotada la
pcbrecita. resucitan mas fuertes que
nGnca despues de Ia racha de entu-
s;asmo Que nos entr0 con ell ano nue.
NC. Este. 4 su vez. sigue los passes
del Que tuvo IA honra de ~precederle Y
las vjdas marchan mas o menoS por
q mIsmo sendero, porqus los ancS,
Ia division del tempo NADIA tienen
Que Yer con Ia idioSincracia de las
pcpres gentes Que v:vimos en- este
plaHeta, con la ~c0Stumbre de ser bue.
ncs, t~rabajadoreS, activos. econ6mi-
c-s. que Geben ser de todos los dias
de siempre.... y de todo el aIbo-
roto dc este dia en- que Sc ACADIA IN
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lila MODA AL DIA.....
VESTIDO DI BALE DE
ESTILO ESPANOL

81 y vestido lie bale, muy atrac-
TITO por la combination que
p~resenta. de terciopelo negro,
con enca.ie del mismo color y plata
y abalorios de azabache, es ell que
;lustra ell modelo inserto. Sobre Ia
camizola de piano de plata, va puesto
IN corseletc de busto sesgado de ter
ciopelo negro. que cubre solamente
Ia mitad del buSto. La espalda del
corse.ete Scstiene el vestido sobre un
hombro Y en- el otro Va sostenido por
una tirilla de cuenta de azabache.
La falda interior es de charmuese
negro. muy ajustada o faida de fun
da. como Sc lie llama. encima de ella
van dos grandes olanes plegados de
encaie espancl que dan a la silueta
una nota del estilo Felazquez. En- ell
lado izquierdo del tale Sc prende n
flor de t~erciopelo de tono encarnado
subido . bien de negro or:eado con
piedras del Rim.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-01
SERA EMBAJADOR
EN- WASHINGTON
Sustituird a BonilIas al mar
char este G Mexico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Die. 81
Extraoficialmente Sc do a conocer
@ Ia noticia de que el Ing. lgna-
clio Bonillas Sc retirara de modo detl-
nitivo de Ia Embajada, Y de que ven
dri a Mexico tan luego como termine
la conferencia financiera Pan-Amerl-
ANA V de cuya representation meXi-
cana cs ell ~presidente.
FL senior BonillaS vendra a Mexico
= ponersc a. frcnte de u p~artidarlos
Y hacer activa campana a favor de su
candidatura para Ia P~residencia de
Ia R~epublica. en- vista de que sus par
tidarios le han hccho yer que es ne
cesaria su presencia en- ell pals.
Sc dice Que sustituira a BOnillaS Ell
Ing. Alberto J. PAM. Quien ha deSem-
rehado en- Paris el cargo dc Mlnlstro
Plrnipotcnciario del gcbierno de Ca
rIanza.