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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
REoRGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS.
0OpDOsite W9rran LaundrV)

Opposite Warran Laundry
 Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Mothers Day Sermon, II a. m. Religio, 6.45 D.. m. Preaching. 7:3O p. m. All are cor dially invited to attend these services.
 E. R. DAVIS, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09

cups milk
 l tablespoon sugar
 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 l tablespoon melted butter
 Beat yolks and whites of eggs sep arately. Beat yolks till thick and lemon colored and add ingredients. Fold in whites beaten till stiff and dry. Bake on a hot, well greased griddle. Make the cakes large. Put together with grated maple sugar and butter and cut like pie.
 Cheese Course
 2 packages Neufchatel cheese
 1-2 cup chopped pistachio nuts
 Orange marmalade
 Toasted crackers : Nuke cheese into balls about 3-4 inch in diameter. Roll in chopped nuts. Pile in the center Of a chop plate. Surround with marmaiade and around the marmalade put a circle ot hot toasted crackers. Small sized soda crackers are the incest to use.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
EVANGELICAL FRAN
 CHURCH

Services are held in tie Warren Red Cross building, across from the c. & A. office. 9s
 Children's Bible class at ZOO D. m. Services at 500 p. m. You are lnvlI- ed. PAUL LUTZKE, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
 Morning service II a. m.
 Offertory. Tenor Solo. Rock of Ages"-Bischoff.
 Chaplain Winters of U. S. Army at Douglas, will conduct the service.
 Thursday, Choir practice, 7:30 D. m. BISBEE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Mir E. O. Solms, Supt.
 Public Worship at II a. m. and at 7:30 D. m. During the morning ser vice the Sacrament of the Lords Sup per will be administered and mem bers will be received into the church. Any desiring to unite with this church may meet with the session at the church Sunday at 10:3O a. m.
 Congregational meeting Wednesday at 7:30 D. m., preceded by a brief meeting of the Board of Trustees. All members and friends of the church should be present at this meeting if possible. A final report on the finan- cial canvass will be made.
 During the absence of the pastor the regular services will be held in the church.
 John c. E. Fry, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Public worship. II and 7:30 Moth CTS Day will be observed by a sermon on "Mothers"t at the morning service, and by music appropriate to the Oc- casion. Sermon and spec1aI music a,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09

night Sunday school, 9:45 F. G. Limprecht. superintendent. Junior League at D. m., and Epworth League at 6:30. Prayer meetins. "Wednesday night, 7:2o. t. ". HARSHMAN.
 Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-05-09

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

tnnees Il Padre Burke hizo entrnr q
los oficiaios ) llamd q los Negroes a
que salleran de W aseondriio Guam.
do "a los negrOs hablan sido retifa'
dos en- sesuridad. a Padre Burke 81
10 fuera. sonfienfs, ) dirisi6 h paia-
bra q Ia multltud.
eYAyanse lodos . sns caaaa. Sean
pacillc0s j viYiran felicps "a mnndo
hoy dla esfa nen0 De iribulaclones.
sin neresidad ae cue emplecen mas
estos fueron y consoles.
Ia maltitad ~ dispersal
ii primer haiuil6a AZ resersas ds
p0lie4a cue lnciuFen 1850 toficiAlps.
dos peiol0nn a. pblieia montada. Una
'e0mnnAis a. amegrHiiAdofaa, aiete -
cnaarones a. riftefoa y 4 haer14 de
nallrlaa ciciistaM nan gsfAao fikiiandc
a xsna ~ Ice dlafnFtise mta m4Aaua
or oel eFdsa ~ y ~ Aseuao
iee d~isturhi1s naoehe iaefon = -
snltado - an Aliefeaap a. "A cnAl -
salif mnfffo 81 titsco ~ Tres -
Rfaa Gee 81 tieA o. Nat&fans al9a
noS ofFea taste ea1f eete uleafp4I
rasaIiaFoa hsHtz 81 - fsff1sEA
- At8 e. a hisnea stns8 a. -
hasf saa A. ~ ss4tes 8e4 ~ So
saaa peesie4 4 Nl4nso
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

Chicago. m. sept 2L--un sacerdo-
te, aunQue de pequeha e~statura. pero
con una s0nrisa y ID palabra ~santua-
rio" en- sns lahios, hiz0 mas cue 10
que lutheran hecho e~scuadrones %
pellcfas anoehe, Al eyitar que Sc lie
vara 4 cabo in linchamiento de tres
neeros que We refugiaron dentro az
50 igiesia.
nj garerdote es d Padre Tomas
Burke, pastor de Ia igletia De san Ga
brlei. cerca de Las matanzas Dc reena.
Cuando Il Padre Burke iieE0 = IA iele'
sla, una muiiitud. ealeniada en cerea
.de 5000 p~efa0naA eHtaha aglonefadA
en- La uanrtas. y ccntenaree mas ~
hnblan cnfrAdo dentFn del templo en-
husca Dc los nekroa para llnehaflas.
Abriendnae paao . viva iaefEa 81 -
esrdotn efit6t
ous alrnlnca este aacFiieslol
ouicam 500 ion a~frufidQs gna yipaan
% Casa ~ Dspss
Aieulen tai6 fe ertiicaf.
Eg 40 imporiA. grii9 II aaeefao
fe ~aata luzsY E ~ a~aeta4fio 81
aenn 4 fnfe s. manae 44e esia - -
e. e1ifefo a8s - 1atfe In#FeAtA
mrase ) "a enf&
~ mait,iea aH3 - telefte a
Aabfa ssis1o e etae4 ke& s
- iErft ga esfas4a e. %
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

10. T18 de Septiembre. Poesia por
la nina Andrea Gonzales. "a continue
cidn, Aria final de la opera Lucia"
Solo del primer flautista neo-mexi-
cano Jose Carmen Castro. de siete
amos de edad, acompafiado en- Ell pia-
no por su professor, Sr. e. Rodarte x.
III "A Hidalgo" P0esia por Ell niho
Salvador Sanchez.
ia mi Padre Poesfa por Ia nina
Francisco Sanchez.
~. Coro. Cantado por un simpatico
grupo de ninas.-'La Bandera Nacio-
mali Poesia por la nina Estanislada
Quezada.&"E PeQuehos poesfa por
ell gracioso niho Bonifacio Ruiz.
10. Plea de m1sica.
IA. Poesfa por lei Sr. Francisco ur-
bina.
is. eEl Suplicio de Morelos' Poesia
por Ia, nina Maria Vega.
I6. Discourse, por Ell Sir. Jose Ramos.
Discourse por ell joven Heriberto
Alvarez.--Pieza de Mdsica.
II. Discurso por Ell ST. Refugio Lo-
peg Arce.
is. Coro aleg6rico de la patria, de-
sempehado por hermosas nihas y Sc
ioritas, con acompanamiento de piano
10. Lecture del Acta de Independent
cia Mexicana, por Ell Sr. j, M Coss,
Quien vitoreara solemnemente ell CRITIC
redentor dado en- Ell hist6rico pueblo
de Dolores.
20. Himno Nacional Mexicano, cam
tado por senoritas y tocado por la
banda de m1sica de los Lenadores
del Mundo.
Ola 16.
Alborada saludando al dfa de la pa
tria, efectuandose por la noche I'm
gran bale en- la saia de la Opera.
Por ell comite, ANTONIO SOTO,
Eco. ALVAREZ, Secretario.
Ell COrresponsal.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

aL
toda calma que nos van a encaminar
rumbo al lado republican, de las ca
sillas ~electorales, y que nos haran
yotarlo. rs possible que Sc encuen-
tren con algunas independents"
Pero hablando sacramento, como no
estamos ~interesadas en- los "trozos a.
zucarados' de la politica, sino que
guardamos nuestras ocupaciones y
oficios, trataremos de hacer 10 meior
que podamos. Como las hijas de nues
tros ~anteriores hombres de estado v
de los grandes jefes de los partidos,
sabemos cual es nuestro deber y cier-
.tamente 10 haremos. Ciando cual-
QUEER goDierno, va sea una ~rep1blica
o in reinado, sufre bajo Ell yugo des-
p6tico. y las "clases medias1 como las
llaman a las que no son aeomodadas,
lsufren con el peso de las tasaciones,
entonces es 81 tempo de ayudar a
libertar al pueblo de su pesado yugo.
No hay necesidad de que yayan ca
sa por casa como se sugiere. La
genie naturalmente Sc resiente de que
Sc vayan a meter en- sus asnntos par
ticuIares D privados, No es mi inten-
ci6n ~presentar Ell otro iado de la cues
ton, pues los peri6dicos espanoles
del estado discutira9 plenamente ese
asunto.
LUZ ELENA ORTIZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
Las SonOrdS dcScdn nicnOS
taSGciOncs y cmplcadOS

Sr. editor de Ell Nuevo Mexicano:
LA e~ntrevista con la sonora Adelina
Otero-Warren, publicada en Ell dtario
la semana pasada, y enviada desde
Albuquerque, hace una declaration
general acerca de las seiioras de Nue.
vo Mexico, en- la eual Sc dice que las
senoras tendran que ser trained" 0
sea amaestradas, o bien ~eeducadas"'
antes de que puedan ser capaces de
registrarse D votar.
En- nombre de las mujeres del es-
tado, permitaseme diferir del punto
de vista presentado o. supuesto en- "a
e~ntfeYista. LAS se1oras Hspano-a-
mericanas de la clase conservative,
.estan suficientemente educadas para
saber cuando y como r~egistrarse, 81
deesan yotar. Tambien para dar su
vote a los mejores hombres que se
presenter como candidates, no Inn
porta cual sea su partido.
Como pagadoras de tasaci6nes. no
sotras queremos una reduction de las
tasaciones. Tambien una reduction
de las oficinas 0 empleos ,%pdblicos, y
Ia mayoria estamos en- contra de ter
minos largos en- los empleos. Hace
mucho que los hombres han dicho cue
a las mujeres no Sc las puede T
sino que siempre haran como su be-
LA y duIce voluntad les dicte. Sin
embargo. en- ell diario Sc ha dicho con
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
4NUNCIENSE EN- ESTE PERIODICO!
AVISA EN-
CONTRA DEL CALOMEL
No puede enfermane, eslar moIesso ri saEyane Il iona En- yea del
CaIomel e "DOdsons Liver Tone"

II Caiomel salival Es mercuFio
Fl Calomel actaa como Ia ainamita
m Il hfsado enfsrmo caando o.
galomei EXTRA en- cuniacto con IA
aeidsz. e choca con ebay cansa q
iAmbres y naBseaa.
81 80 siente ellioso. . dolor fe
eabsSa , TODD pustrado. vaYa o "a
boilear3o y compfe ma totella d.
pndsun's liver Tons poe unos eaan.
.tos esnsagoa. FL cuai - m rematio
innfsnniso. ytsefai y M supiltate "a
~ ct p~ollgFuao caiomsL T6meaa una
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
MIss 3E cAbo pE Aao

Glorieta. n. N. Sept 20. 1890.
A II Nuevo Mexicano
PeFmiianme un enpacio en- ias 60.
de 90 peri6dlco para dar pn'
hllcldad q 10 slguiente:-H dia 5 Dc
ocinbre IS dara Is mlsa de cabo de
aao Dc mi hIio Natlxidad Romero,
que muri6 81 dfA + de Octubro dc 1913.
Ia mlna se dara 3 las 7:50 de IA ma.
mana en- IL Parroqala Dc Pecca, y. ~.
, a IA mlsma invite 3 mis- penentes
y amigos 4 CUE ma acompahen loa
aaqe eaaten , pnedan hacerlo.
Adl6a NAgiyidad Romero
peda1o del coraxdn
.caando ~voiveraa s mi cAeA
A asmps eongnIaci1ns
70 "a bora a. Il mtefte
L14mataa . q mnmactA.
n "a mama atfihuiadA
No ro8fa fe1HeN1eftef
So ate1.a 8 ~
nosfNlAA 9. pE RoNEfo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
Su QuEDRADUUA

Hsne aisanas shaa - lrSsstsf IN A9i
asef uNast4. - ~ tf%tnlo nNA
ruhfalsA tAe nfstcea ne 9tenn $40
"a aatla esssFenm A. sNfaffaa essstt ~
rsa a. mfa il4ssa l 80 m err Hfat
alas avs ~ HNF8 - msne4a t4Nea y
fa ffaa eaeAt ~ fssias y
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
RECUPERE FL VIGOR
PEODIDO
"LA VIDA SIN sALuD Y vIGoR
Es uN MARTlRIo"

Cundo Ell yigor Sc ACADIA, cuando el
higado, los rinones y Ell est0mago no
tu~ncionan bien, Oh sueno no ~refresca,
Ia memorial falla, cuando Sc siente
nervioso y triste, sin ganas do trabar
Jar o sin amino para luchar, sintiendo
I'm malestar en- general, es una seha
que Ell sistema necesita auxilio.
Muchos Sc han dirigido a nosotros,
obteniendo alivio, cuando creian cue
no habfa cosa que los curara. TO
NODAR" do fuerza y vigor, asistien-
do a la ~naturaleza en- su obra de re-
cuperaclon. Mande hoy mismo $1OO
por una GAIA, 10 suficiente para un
mes entero, y conyenzase de sus
maravillosos resultados. - Garantfa:
DInero devuelto, 81 noda satisfaction
eompIeta.
pUus PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto. l15. sac River St., Chicago, III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

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a. cseaas "a Mssiee - as&a sin
50 e.. caFiea paasrl1e Req -
nazisl4a te4anaa a. H. 1Ef9te
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

eucharada , 81 40 hace ~lunclonar "a
hiTAdo y 10 compone major : mas
pronto que e inefato caI1mel sin en-
fermaFio. vayn y reelams ~ diRarn.
81 toma calomel hoy - s1niif4 en-
germo y nanseeao mananat ademaa.
nalitara. mieuiras cue 4 tona bod
sons Liver Tons. se deapeFtara oaro
ara s~intiendosa eranda. ncno &c am
hlel6a = iistn para q trahajo Q ianee
- l~notennlTo. a4reaahie , sc1ssFn -,
"a daFia = los MACS: , = eurN lrs
sassa muche
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
Tn sacerdote Udleroso irnpide
IN Gnchdmiento e~nergicdmente

Ante Il paIabra misica de "Santuario" prOnuncada por um humble
sacerdOse, las muIiiudes ebnas de sangre que p~erseguian a unos
negrOs para incharlOs en- Chicago, Sc dspessarOn como por en-
canto. V Sc eyil6 uno de esos crfmenes. Ell Padre Burke les dice
que "hay bastantes hibulaeiOnes en- e mundO, sin necesid9d de
buscar Ess, y que deben ie pacHicOs a Ss casas."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
PersonaIes

La Sra. de Manuel Medina v su hi
ia Ia Srita. Ramoncita Medina, de
NEEDLES, California, que estuvieron q
la capital durante las fiestas y visi-
tando a sus ~parientes v conocidos,
partieron Ell sabado para su residen-
cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

El joven Herman l. Baca. de Belen
N. M, comandante de Ia Legion Anne
ricana del estado, saldra dentro de
POGO 4 asistir a Ia convention nacio-
nal de dicha Legion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

la Sra. Cecilia Ortiz. y su hija, Ia
Srita. Amalia Ortiz, salieron Ell saba
do pasado para Needles. Calf, donde
permaneceran durante los meses del
invierno. Mientras que permanezcan
en- Needles, estaran Yisitando a sus
pfimos 81 Sr. y Sra. Manuel Medina.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

ii diputado mariscal de los Esta-
dos Unldos Alfredo DeIgad0 ACADIA de
regresar de un ~proIongado viaie por
Ia parte noreste del estado a donde
fie con asuntos oficia1es.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23
CON GRAN POMPA Sc CELEBRAN
LASFIESTAS MEKCANAS EN- GALLUP

Ell is De sEPTlEMBRE FUE cELE.
BRADo EN- GALLUP CON Topo
ENTuSIASMC, CON ASlSTENclA'
De LAS AUTORiDADES LocA-
LES De VA clupAD.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

!. Tony Martinez ileg6 Ell Iunes a
la capital procedente de Cotton, Utah
donde es mayordomo de campo y vino
a buscar trabajadores para lleyarlos
4 TRAFALGAR. III Sr. Martinez es resi-
dente d. esta ciudad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

La punzante molestia del Gallo ~desapafece
al ~insfante que I'd. le applique mas cuantas
aotasde Gets-It.s. Queda listo y desaparece.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

Fl ST. GuilIermo f. Rosas, artista
de Ia compania Cuauhtemoc, de Ma
rimba mexicana que por yarios dias
ha estado en- esta capital, sali6 81 mar
ties rumbo a CerrilloF, donde esperan
'dar algunas funciones aHtes de par
tir rumbo a Albuquerque y Fl Paso,
Texas, con dicho cuadro artistico.
III ST.. Ahenicio Rodriguez. de Pecos
vino q Ia ciudad el innea de esta Sc
mana y nos hi1o una vista.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-23

LUZ ELENA ORTIZ.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
WATERBURY,

The marriage of Adelsrd Ensrd and
Miss Alice Sward was solemnized at
st. Andrews church Friday morning
by Rev Robert Dewey. They are to
live at the Center.
William Cohrin Of South Duxburv
has twin steer calves Of which he j.
Justly proud. These are blacks and
whites and he calls them Star and
Bright. Mr.. Cofirin plans to raise
them.
Cards announcing the marriage Of
Irving Vernon Turner and Miss Der
nice Janette Lane at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Lane. in Springfield, Mass. Mr..
Wednesday have been received. Mr..
Turner il the son Of Mr.. and Mr..
tvernon Turner of this town He grad
uated from the agricultural course in
the high school and later went 10
Springfield. Mass, where he has had
employment.
Childrens day AZ the Congregational
church was very enjoyable. the church
being beautifully decorated and the
program A. printed WAS most careful
Is carried out under the direction 81
Mrs. r. {. HAYES ~ chairman. ably a.
sisted hv the other teachers Of the rri-
mary department. Mrs. =. A. Stanley.
Mrs. Charles Allen and Miss Lillian
Parks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
ROCHESTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Rober Guernsel and
daughter OF Leicester Junction have
been guests at Flynn Guernseys.
The engagement of Charles Bent TO
Miss Doris Burns of Maiden, Mass, has
been recently announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hubbard and two
daughters are visiting relatives in
Waltham and Orange, Mass.
Eugene Martin had a serious accident
last week as he was moving a heavy
box down stairs in the store room Of
the Green farm. He slipped and fell
to the floor. the box upon him. causing
conclusion of the brain and other in
juries. He is doing well at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Edgerton Of
Springfield were in town for the week
end
Mrs. Glenn Hubbard. who has been
visiting sister in Waterbury, has re
turned home.
Berry, Wing and Charles Stoughton
are al home from Dean academy for
the summer vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. w NJ Huntington and
Mrs l.. ID. Pierce were in Burlington
recently.
The Rochester band played in Wood
stock recently at the celebration Of the
Knights Of Birmingham.
Clinton Stevens was at home from
Norwich university over Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
SOUTH RYEGATE

Rev. J. S. Garvin returned from
Pennsylvania Friday, accompanied by
his two daughters, Misses Lillian and
Elizabeth Garvin, who have been at
tending Westminster college at New
Wilmington, Pa. Miss Lillian gradn-
ated in the class of 1920
William McKillop, chief engineer Of
the $. $. FroAna, made his mother, Mrs
Emma Taisey, brief visit the first
of the week. He had Just returned
from trip to England and expects
soon to sail for Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas p. Mcdowell
motored to Vergennes Saturday and
from there were going on to New York.
Their father, Peter Mcdowell. has
leased cottage for the summer at
Thompson's Point, Lake Champlain
near Vergennes
Charles Armstrong, who has worked
continuously for the NJ. & W. r. Il.
as section hand for ten years, has gone
to Barre and will soon move there. He
expects work in the freight yard in
that city.
There was quite clearing out on
last Saturday OF Barre stonecutters
who have been working here during
the strike in that place. Business is
rushing here, three new cutting sheds
having been built this season and there
is work for every man who can handle
tool
The Wilson & English Construction
Go. of North Chelmsford. Mass, has a
gang of men here to begin the work of
removing the two railroad bridges be
low the village and Strengthening the
line. They expect the job to last some
months.
w. J. Brown has purchased a new
Chevrolet touring car.
Mrs. G. w. Darling accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Somers, TO Hanover hos
pital Tuesday for surgical treatment.
Mrs. w. B. Plummer was taken TO
Brightlook hospital. st. Johnsbury, on
Tuesday morning for an operation for
appendicitis. II was quite serious
case. but she is doing very well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis, who for
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
HANCOCK

Mrs. Lucy Perry was in Randolph
last week TO attend the graduating ex
ercises.
Mrs. Kate Fifeld, Mrs. Arthur lie
Bar and son, William. were in Ran
dolph Sunday to see Miss Lola Fifield
who is in the sanatorium recovering
from an operation for appendicitis.
The branch school had spelling con,
test during che last term of school
with Marie Dunham the leader
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Roberts and
daughter of Randolph were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts over Sun
day.
. Frank Whittier has new Chevrolet
car.
Mrs Henry Farr is guest at the
home of her son, George Farr.
Mrs. Rhodes of Chelsea is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VIII Goodyear.
Mrs. William Sprague and grand
daughter. Gertrude Fleming, are visit
ing friends in Severance, n. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Phelps and son
Henry, of Conway. n. H., have been
recent guests at the home of his sis
ter. Mrs George Taylor.
Walter Scott, was in Randolph a
few days recently.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
RUN DOWN? G0LDINE
NO. | Is THE TONIC
YOU NEED

This Il the time Of the year when you
must guard your health mort carefully. II
you've had n cold during the winter. year
systlru. y not IN the best 81 condition ~
you have recently recovered FROM he 10.
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many ~ the orEans IN your bgdg arr IN 3
weakened STATE and ready % receive and
foster germs q al diseases.
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tnsd organs fou know germs Of al kinds
sfl surrounding ycl- Al that ran keep
then from getting q hold o. yos = = god
huslthT body In rosd oondition- 81 year
stomach is IN pcur sksuc. II your lungs ~
~ tht hest uurdition 81 yru have lost
weight and feel drazrcd Out and run down
yuz are inviting ~ the Ftrns N goar
ncichhcrhoca 20 lc1Es in gogr hody ard
draz 80 6can With sicsnesss g.eFhaH. sstnI
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
pL4INFIELD
Graduating Exercises of Class of 1920
Began Yesterday,

The graduating exercises OF the class
Of 1920 began Sunday evening with the
batcalaureatc sermon delivered by Rev.
A. w. Hewitt at 1880 O'Clock in the
Methodist church A reception will bc
given Tuesday evening at the school
house to the Junior class. Commence
ment exercises Thursday evening at
the opera house at 8 o'clock. Friday
will be observed as field day. All
friends and relatives of the seniors are
cordially invited to be present at the
exercises. Names of the seniors are IS
follows: Wayne Bartlett Harland
Bartlett, Carl Cate. Louis Charon, Hell
On Deimar, Tbelma Holt, Helen Holt.
Harry Maxfield, John Morrison Anna
Nichols, Walter Page, Laura Stoddard
Glass motto: Build for character, not
for fame Colors, green and gold
Flower, white carnation. No printed
invitations,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21
AMUSEMENT NOTES
The End of the Road.

What is indicated as the most sue
cessful engagement of the motion pic
ture in the history Of Barre is eNi'
denced by the extreme interest whicf
has been aroused in the announcement
that "The End of the Road is TO be
shown here at the opera house foI
three DAYS, matinee and night, start;
ing Thursday. The picture is being
shown with the approval and in coop
Grafton of the state board OF health.
"The End of the Road deals with
a subject which in the past it has been
fashionable to taboo. 1t was designed
during the prey war days and until re,
Gently had been only shown TO groups
through the social hygiene division.
Vermont will be the seth state in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-21

merly lived here, made short visit in
town Thursday on their way home
from Cabot, where they had attended
the wedding OF their son, Maynard.
They were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II W. Goodine.
Mrs, A. G. Taiscy Of Montpelier
spent several days with Mrs. L. ~
Whitchill this week.
Mrs. n. S. Love and son, Kendall, Of
Barre spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs, A. T, Beaton, 81.
Edward Samuelson. wife and two
children, are spending a few weeks at
the home of his parents.
Mrs. Lewis Smith is in Woodsyille
hospital for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Beaton, jr., cx-
pect to leave for South Dakota Mon
day.