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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

W s the Vote-with a capital " you
know-going to change feminine
81 costume? Some people are mighty
- concerned about thu question these
days. OF course, every woman realizes
that being a voter Is going to demand
some special confessions in clothes.
No matter how fond one is of frills
and furbelows. of soft laces. of floating
wells, of sash ribbons and rose
! trimmed summer hats, of elbow sleeves
Z and little high-heeled slippers: they do
not just seem to fit the picture of
committee meeting. or a convention
platform-now do they?
ni@ Having the vote does not mean
merely telling your age and dropping
"a ballot into box. though great
many feminine beings seem to think
s that is just what 1t does mean. A good
3 many women who have ardently de-
clared their desire for suffrage have
little idea what lot of extra effort
suffrage is going to entail. For one
3 thing 1t will mean forming opinions
and there are many, many women who
never have opinions. They quote from
what their husbands say, or what the
last lecturer at the Woman's Club said,
qor what they read in the paper yester-
day. And they preface their remarks
g with; 81 read somewhere" or Mrs.
So and So said" or John thinks" and
timidly watch to see whether their
nearer agrees with these authorities
II not. they are likely to swing around
bit. and concede graciously: "Oh,
well, very likely you are right; I am
only repeating what heard"
Whoever heard of a man voter who
did not have opinions of his own to
advance in any political argument?
Maybe he becomes convinced by the
other fellow--but he starts out with
: opinions which he does not mind ex-
pressing and is in no way ashamed of.
No woman will want to be merely an
echo-when other women are intelli-
gently talking politics around her-she
viii speedily discover the need for we'll
formed opinions of her own This will
5 mean digging into political columns OF
the MISREPRESENTATION very likely
bore her a little now. 1t will mean
going to political meetings, reading
i political speeches. attending conyen-
+ tions, speaking out when she is asked
S to speak out. And Using Her Mind.
VIII Dress Sink To Second Place?
All this will tend to make woman
more serious. II she Is going to be
a good citizen. the kind her country
needs. she has got to be more serious.
She has got to put her mind on it.
this political proposition that cannot
now be evaded. One is speaking now,
not OF the women who have worked
and hoped and longed for suffrage,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24
KEEP TRACK OF WAR TAX

n 0 you know that when you make
out your federal income tax you
~ can deduct the amounts paid out
in war taxes? A great many people
women especially seem TO be ignorant
of this fact. When you are charged
a lump sum for a suit or for any
other article of merchant the war
tax Is included in the amount and you
need not bother about it. But when
you pay sum and so much addi-
tional Is added "for tax" jot down
that sum. At the end of the year
you may have quite a total from these
tiny amounts. If you have bought a
great many articles. cosmetics, per-
fumes, etc, which have the war tax
appended in an additional sum.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

Tying watchfulness and IMPLYING the
unceasing vigilence OF the church. A
racing steed used TO be the appro-
pirate weathervane for a barn. In
New England there are many inter
esting old weathervanes; for instance
the gigantic grasshopper on Faneuil
Hall in Boston. and the miniature
whale on a church spire at old Marble
head. The latest fashions in weather
vanes demand aeroplanes and auto
mobiles to show which way the wind
hlnvs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

longer skirt makes her whole sill
houette look better-more graceful
and more slim.
If the stout woman wants to wear
white shirtwaists she must attend
carefully to certain details: The skirt
belt must be dropped low and not
come UP chunkily under the bustline.
The armholes must be roomy and the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

TE vOIRDUPOIS is not the mis-
- fortune that it used to be. The
b large woman is very well taken
q care of in the way of comfort
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

shoes are the perfection of good style
Her gloves. sans gauntlet cuffs and
embroidery, match her suit; so does
her neatly furled umbrella. The
beaver sailor is most becoming too.
Neat And Simple Frocks For
Conventions
If the blocked hat and belted jacket
are deemed a bit too severe, there are
attractive frocks and hats that express
dignity and business-like purpose
without being frilly and frivolous.
Such a frock is pictured in the model
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

sleeves sufficiently loose. with neat.
close cuffs. The back of the waist
must be drawn down trinity and fatty
and the front must be softly draped.
with plenty of fullness set in by fat
tucks at the shoulder. And jabots or
frills must be avoided.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

~ d care of in the way or comfort
able and becoming raiment; and clever
people-experts in their line-achieve
for the stout, clothes that manage to
make them appear many pounds light
er than the scales imply.
Not only do wearables of all kinds
come in extra" sizes. but they come
in proportions suited to the stout fig
ure. The stout woman used to have
an awful time of 1t. Every time she
bought tailored suit or Jacket there
was prolonged session in the fitting
room and the considerable alteration
necessary added sadly to the price of
the garment. All the unfortunate
stout woman could hope to do was
to buy the largest size possible in any,
thing and then have 1t rebuilt to ac-
cord with the lines of her figure
and very often the stout figure is very
different in proportion from the reg
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-24

New Franchise Costume Has
Plaids and Plaits and Is
Attractive - Furbelows
andHlghHeelsN Not for the
: Convention Platform -
Suits Must BE Stern But
Hats May Be Dashlng
Seems 10 Be the Verdict.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

Los medicos que p~racticaron Ia au-
topsia al cadaver del Unfortunate
coronel cx-Federal Alfonso Pradiilo,
manifestation que Ia muerte obedecia
a una affection cardiaca. Este infor-
me qued0 comprobadO por el dicho
de los familiares del muerto, que
durante Ia operation pernanecieron
en- las oficinas del hospital en- espe-
IA de que les fuera entregado el
cuerpo del ser querido. Los MEM
bros de Ia familia de Pradillo die
ron, en- efecto, a los representatives
de los periodicos, que 81 jOyen mill
tar venia padeciendo esa a1ecc4oA,
que va alCunas veces habia sido reco-
nocida por variOs medicos.
La sonora Sara Molina, hoy viuda
de Pradillo, habia informado sobre
IA posibiIidad de IN suicide, en- Wis
ia de que por Ia segunda e habia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
Una affection cardiaca cause la muerte al Coronel Pradale

teniGv que separarse de el a causa
de la conducta irregular que venia
Observance.
Hace algin tiempo,-dijo la seno-
"a, atendi sus ruegos, u~niendome nue.
vamente q 81. Por IN tempo estuvo
bien, pero despu6s el mes pasado vol
VIC a Comar vino ', muy a mi pesar,
me vi obligada a Tetirarme de su
lado, despues de algunas escenas vio-
lentas. Recibi n carta Ultima de
q, en-. la que me llamaba, pero como
no atendi en- vista de que no dejaba
de beber, cree este lie haya causado
una gran deception. Estas manifes-
t~aciones de Ia sonora, ssi como las
especies cue Sc echaron q volar a aiz
de haoerse encontrado ell cadaver,
cuedan desvanecidas con el dictamen
de los medicos Y el dicho de la faml-
liza de Pradillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

La Secretarla de Hacienda, en- viz
tud de que con insistencia Sc diJo
u los representatives de Ia COME
dracidn de Camaras de Comercio
estsban recibiendo Ia suma de qui-
nientos pesos por cuenta del gobier-
no. en- page de su trabajo, hizo hoy
de~cla-aciones afirmando que es falso
completamente el rumor y que ODE
dece solamente a Ia campana que los
enemigos del mismo gObierno estan
hacienda a este asunto. Los encarga-
dos de esla vigilancia,-dice Ia Sc
c~retaria De Hacienda,-estan siendo
p2gados por "a misma INSTRUCTION que
los nombr6, Ia que seguramente esta
en- condolences de poder probarle.
Efectivamente, en- Ia Confederation
de Camaras sc mostraron los reel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
oRRAs De UTgL!pAD PRAcTICA.

Ar-es GraEicas.-F6rnulGs : p-ocedi-
~nleaeos para upoSTstia, srsoados.
iaoaTtS. &c. .,So.I
Arte d. guitar Jas raacaas eD toda
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EIeneaoos CO AecGaicG- Eusrza. novi-
r1'cc.c. gcsiscenc!ag. maQuiaGs s'rip!es.
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e Mca.co dc las FalniliHs.-AzaCni >sor-
co p-acticc &c McGici1s, a. Glcaacs de
;odos. In to2o ala ,--,s............$I.2S
q Llc-o 90 Las Gadres.-O5ra nuy Nil.
por !os cc5ocIEnIcaUos que procuCA i las
m7t:ss &C isalil!a para eunp.ir So au-
s-aG EclS!oa &c toruar = cdEcar & lea
h.-cs .-.----...- Sc
GGIa Complies Gel Arasasador de CahHIlos
Ais:eac de- Ma.rimoaio.-E !ib!o dc los
=sScscs. pc 81 Dr.. Pe-c.rE. &c Il Re.i
Aeaaen!R &c &eaieina de Barcelona, ia
'oao ter
Ia MeG!cIaG Observation-Disclosures senci-
Los ; :&cles Is-a conaoai.- GOA Case d
sase,ucda1es : CccitCEteS .....,... 6es
- EerCAae.a CIeac!a de Cu-ar. Ira
s2G1.cnco nAslrls-s roderno y modo
&c coIocez US snte-me1ades por IL
expression del rosC-o. I'm tonic telE S&o9
A2nua. del F0EUaeEo AGGuiniS;a, po< Cou-
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Mi S1lE:en.ys SecsetSs del EcsGr-Coler-
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"a &c cnSe-ss cenesJicUS, tslaS y vesti-
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N22u-! dc Gales &C ?eisa SIS
NevtsInO Co2taGo- Universal. Manual
de eGeatas a.Gs-sdas, con el cua! sc
rrsGz-vsa entertainments todG clase de
CyeEaclSaes sI1 Geces!GsS De uume-os
\ s@-e--oS o.iv
P-RnL2s que cG-2a : plaatas cue M
tai. TEat2lo de botanical meGisinnl
pa-2 = cur2c2oG &c tccas las en-
te-med21e os0
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Ssc-e;os de = Natu.SIeza--Lib-O Ge gran
Uul.Gad Ell =. hogan. poT ia suma ce re-
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mos llas.rsGos 9 so esntsvos esdo UHo.)
u. Hcine=A LeetUra-
Eo-as 4icrs.
81 Muado Animal para Niaos.
Il AlaiGGito.
Es,-e!a &c Anirnales-
AyeE.GSas de AuLm@-cs.
Los Nllos lie otCSs Passes.
:. L.oro Gel Meme
N:aCs BusGcs : \inos Maios-
C~rGJOs para NIAos.
(. FElS de LIS Na-arilaas.
CGeEluS &c Eatas.
r. SLuac1 N--avILcsc.
81 L.1.o g~&yorlJo.
: EgsOC4Cs y AvcntuvaS.
LcctSras &c Historic SzErai2-
EpIs0G.os Ge a Historic S8Gra2z-
&S-raesoRes Ex---oEjiaarIaS.
TacGss &c Otoao.
| Las T-bC!aclcDcs Dc Meteret-
e Guado Ge les Nihos.
L~=eGDe-Cueatos morales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

Ell Heraldo de Mexico ha cmpren-
dido una campana contra las pesimas
condolences en- que Sc halIa Ia poll
cia de esta capital, dicienGo, entire
otras cosas, que es necesario una re-
forma general en- Ell ramo, toda vez
que dc otra manera no contara IA
poblaci6n con las indispensables ge-
rantias. 'Hace mucho tiempo,-dice Ell
rotativo,-hemos venido hablando de
Ia buena voluntad del coronel Cara
te,-actual jefe de Ia policia, para
moralizar Y r~eorganizar este cuerpo.
pero hasta la fecha nos hemos que
dado en- espera de la realization de
esa obra, reclamada por Ia sociedad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
Sobre la p~igilancia en- la impression de los "oases"

hos cobrados por sus representatives
V los talones de los cheques que ex-
tendieron en- su favor contra ell Ban
co Americana de esta ciudad.
Con respecto a Ia inconformicad
de algunas camaras para que Ia Con-
federation continue interviniendo, Sc
inform6 que, en- efecto, habia como
diez u once que habian m~anifestado
su descontcnto: pero que Sc espera-
ban los informes de las demas para
tratar este asunto. En- el case de que
haya mayoria de camaras confede-
radas no conformes con que siga esta
Intervention, la directiva dc IA insti-
tucion no tendra mas que acatar ell
acuerdo en- ell scntido de separarse
completamente de Ia Comision None
taria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
Tn pag0dor que habia haido con fondos, fue capturado

tuvo por honrado hasta Ell dia en- que,
hacienda 4 IN lado 81 reputation, hu-
y6 con los h2beres de los soldados sin
que Sc volviera 4 saber NADIA de &.
Aver, como Sc informa, Sc hallaba
en- SD hotel, donde fuG reconocido y
capturado, conducianGosele q la ms
pecci6n general de donde sc le trasla-
do a Ia penitcnciaria del Distrito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
Sc quiere rtoceder a la reorganization de la policla

metropolitana. Y es que al coronc
Garate le soc6 trabajar con los malo.
elemcntos que lie dejo el corone
Orozco, :, naturalmene. con ellos NJ
ha podido llegar a ninguna parte ell
bien dc las seguridades publicas."
rs preciso,-clama ell p~eri6dico,-
que en- ell cuerpo de la p"olicia Sc pon-
gan hombres capaces, honrados y &C
tivos, porque, de 10 contrario, las CO.
sas seguiran en- Ell mismo estado, sin
e~speranza de que sean perseguidoS
los criminalcs V los rateros que caSl
Improvements ambulan por las prln-
cipales a~rterias metropolitanas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
De LACD. DE MEXICO
EsfG aa1 ii1decisa Ia ~situaci6n del Oral. de la LlaUe

/, Console de Guerra de Veracruz per-
nance IN pie.
Sc cree que como el genera! de Ia
Lave renunci6 a toda defensa y a to
Go trimire, sometiendose absolute
mente q Ia magnanimidad de Carran-
"a, es cast SECURE que Ell case per-
manezca en- ell nismo estado mientras
Sc pasa Is. impression de los successes,
a fin de que el jefe del Executive pue
d. d~eclsrar sin causar desagrado 4
sus militares, que no sera fusl!ado
ell reDetido jefe ex-federal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
26.-Ha i~nformado 81 S~ubsecretarlo
de Guerra, Urquizo acerca de las
condolences en- que Sc halla el gene
raj ex-Federal Don GaudeRcio de IA
Lave, en- el sentido de que todavia
sta pendiente de 10 que sobre Ia
suerte del prisionero de Santiago re
suelva el Jefe del Executive.
Franciso L. Urquizo agreg6 que es
peraba el acuerdo de Carranza para
saber 81 D Gaudencio era o no induI-
tado, pues IL sentencia de Huerte del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

La Secretaria de g~obernacion reci-
bio va Ia r&nuncia que el Ing. Andres
Ortiz hace del gobierno INFERNO del
Estado de Chihuahua, con el fin de
ouadar en- hbertad para presentarSe
como candidate en- las elecciones que
habr&n de verificarse en- breve ITEM
DO. segun 10 acord6 ell jefe del Eie-
cutivo.
La expresada Secretaria do parte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
Obedicncia filial

In padre anciano y rico, pero bas-
tante avaro, envio a su hijo a estu-
diar, cncargandole sobre TODD que Vi
viese con la mas estricts economic. E.
joven. q fuer de hijo sumiso, infor-
NOSE al punto de su llegada del pre-
clio de los PARTICIPATES articulos. Pre-
gunto cuanto costaba una vaca, Y lie
dijeron que de 800 a 400 r~eales; ave-
rigu6 ell precio de las perdices, y lie
dijeron que de cuatro g seis reales
cada una.
-Entonccs,-dijo para 81 compa-
rando los precios ell r~eflexivo joven,
sera bueno conner perdices todos los
dias, para obedecer Y dar gusto a nj
senior padre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
Miguel Acosta serd nonbrado Gobernador de chihuahua

de Ia renuncia a CarranZa, qulen ma
nifest6 cue con toda oportunldad Sc
resolveria este asunto.
En- los c~irculos politicos y militia
res Sc indica que Carranza mandara
a ocupar Ell gobierno INFERNO de Chi
huahua al general Miguel Acosta, a
auien llam6 no ha mucho para que lie
informara sobre Ia situaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
0ERAS De RELIGION.
Aaco-1 d Salvation So.T
B.o.ia De Il Macs, por ci Padre Sachs:.

Aaco-a d Salvaci6n So.TS
B.o.ia De Ca Macs, por ei Padre Sachs:.
Ogra i!uStrads son s-Rbados y Z. uigpa
ta Is Terra Santa SOC
Ca.cclsnc &C. PADRE 2i7R!dE ........... l0c
Cs.acisurc Hist6yico, po- Fleury ...... ESQ
COuua.Eadc- G~SesEl T5c
Cacccis-ro Gs EsEssyeraHcia ............SI.O9
DsvccloraI:2 &c LRSsne, acneat2do con
= SsEaIh Santa. Visit.s g. Saatisi-
NO. Eis-S:cic Diazic, etc. .......-.... 9.75
Oeycclan CO us SlcLs DUninEos de San
Jose ..--..--.--., hWt
Fi5osoi,a Elemental. Por BR,res -...-...Sl-25
Historic SaSTa&a.-Li5ro &c. Antique y
NUevo IeslaE,e2Lo, que c~oGtierc n his
to-ia GeL gueoo de Israel, v.6ndose clara
meme c5=o Sc precaza "a yeaida del Me-
s!ss. Ed.cjon &c llio. con prOfusl6n de
E-AI-AC3 .sL.uS
q iHzEzcIGa &c Cris;o. po- kcaP:s...... Gee
Los Ma-LlreS. o q ts!rIto de - Religion
C-rs-anA. 9or Chateau5rinod-CbrS pro-
S1SSasnte I~ust-RGz 90
PeQueao Layaie de O-aciones ........ Csc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

En- ell hotel donde Sc h~ospedaba, fu6
capturado aver por Ia policia sin ha-
Ger resistecia, Francisco EsquiveI
que habia sido pagador de cuerpos
militares de csta capital y que habia
huido desde hacia cinco moses con
Ia considerable suma de ounce mil
pesos. Esquivel sc hab!a manejado
bien en- sus labores y siempre Sc lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
AR~ILLAS
SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLITICA.

En Casa Aiena.-P5E;Has Del destt=rro,
por Manuel M&zQuiz B!anco ..--.-... 4oe
.rf.uencla De ESpaaa y los Es-aGos
Unidos sobce Mexico. por ei Lie. To-
-.bIc EsgG!yel O5rec6n embarrassing
Ia al!suz Co-a. empGsLada en- tea % Z-oo
Esc.!:gs 2UI.cos z Histories. 2or
a c-gAnizacior. Do!i;!ca de Mexico. La
ConsutucIoa 3 "a Dictadora. pos D..
Emilio R4caAa ..-.--.-.-.-- -----..SA-is
ytmsnez d C!sncros. Ecsayo de cri-
tica historical por 81 Lie. Jose ElSuero Sl.0o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01
OBRAS DE EDUCACiON

Trataio De MccanoE-AtiS por AscIfsi-
e mcSor inetodo para opreEder a
esc-ibir Ell n3Guina ...-.....---..-s l.So
GRAMMATICAL.
Co-npen6!c de Gramktics C2steilans. segdn
q Academia. por Toro y Gumez....---. 6oc
Conpsndio lie Gramatic2 por Don An
drSs Belle Goo
EIementos de Gramatica. po- Ee-rant-.-. 2ec
G-amat!ca C2steilsn8. con RrrsSlo Z n hs
q Real Academia. po- ZGaigs- Aunen-
tRda con trEtatos de OEtogrRt!s y Pro
soda Tn tomo telR Sl.2o
GramAticE De Ia Real Academia Espahola-
Ultima edieioa Official sS-25
S-ontGErio De Ortografia do "a LenSua
Castelana ............... ........... 80,
2ruatlario de ConiUEaci&a. o Toe dis= TD
v=-b0s Observation-Disclosures Teto-uada y
RCmGELsda
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

9aim.ea. por La1Siebe-- NCsvG edi-
c:Ga rCf5rnaGa. COZ 90 ~ErEaaSOs J
IS paS mas en- cronoht5ErG!Ia- IN
TONIC Ia
s:s:saa2 .s.al ucsE:co-GeIInat. d.viddo
En- Gcrs0Ges Q
TcaeCurss &c Lsb-Cs FacIiit2Ga. po- pa=G-
ta si-pN : do5,s.-UG vOlCmer tells. 81
Tshias zl1Ii.zres para a7zs1te- Il ronts-.
Ecl-.6H aG2enJSd1 con principles &c
E-te-Gtica
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-01

".
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26
A BARGAIN FARM FOR SALE-SO

A BARGAIN FARM FOR SALE-SO
acres 211s miles from East Jordan, 20
acres under pillow, 20 acres of new
land ready for breaking up; Orchard
of 80 old and Is young Trees. 1t is
estimated there is 800 cords of wood
Timber, with plenty of Hemlock for
building material. Small house and
outbuildings, and good well. Will
exchange for village property. This
offer is good until April 10th, 1920.
Inquire of H. A. GOODMAN or JOHN
LIGHT. 1914.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26
Euus in Curry Sauce.

Cook four eggs by dropping them
into boiling water, using two quarts
and covering tightly; set them on the
back Of the stove where they will keep
hot but not boil, for 30 minutes. Re-
move the shells and slice the eggs into
a buttered baking dish. Melt table
spoonful of butter in a saucepan, add
teaspoonful Of chopped onion and
cook in the butter until golden
brown; add one and one-half table
spoonfuls of flour, little salt and
pepper and half tablespoonful Of
curry powder. When smooth add one
cupful Of milk and cook until smooth
and free from all taste OF raw starch
Pour this sauce over the eggs, cover
with a layer of buttered crumbs.
Brown in a hot oven and serve hot.
W.. No. ~saQ
Copyright 1920. Western Newspaper Union.l
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26

FOR SALE-An ideal small fruit and
poultry farm of about Is acres, laying
miles south and west of East Jordan.
Some orchard, and good buildings.
Poultry and equipment to 90 with
farm. Also seventy acres of pasture
land, fenced, also for sale cheap. Will
consider trade on city property. In
quire of E. r. TAYLOR, r. F. d. 5,
East Jordan. 1874.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26
For City Commissioner.

To'the Electors of the City of East Jor-
dan.
will be candidate for reelection
to the office of City Commissioner al
the election, Monday, April 9Th, and
will appreciate your support.
C.. B. CROMWELL.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank the many friends
for their kindness shown us during the
death of our daughter and wife, Mrs.
Wesley Staley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Courier and family.
Wesley Staley and family.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26

TEN S. G H. Green Stamps given Free
TO all who bring their books to the
East Jordan Lumber Co. Store on
Wednesday, March 31st. Also free
stamps given in exchange for Soap
wrappers, coupons, etc.-Mrs. Peis-
ter, Manager S. & H. Co.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26
The Republican
Ward CaucuSes
New Supervisor Nominated For
the Third Ward.

In the Republican Ward Caucuses,
held Tuesday evening, the first and
second wards retained their present
Supervisors, while the third ward
nominated a new man. AS the nomina-
ton is virtually an election East Jordan
will probably be represented by these
gentlemen on the Board of Supervisors.
First Ward
Supervisor-William F. Bashaw.
Constable-A. j. Malone.
Ward Committee-Wm. F. Bashaw,
Herman A. Goodman, Thos. Passenger.
Second Ward
Supervisor-H. B. Hipp.
Constable. A. Nickless
Ward Committee-M. j. Williams,
Fred Longtin, Ed. Alexander.
Third Ward
Supervisor-C. H. Wilmington.
Constable-Henry Cook.
Ward Committee-H. c. Blount, d.
L. Wilson, 6. A. Lisk.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26

OVERLAND CARS h. p. Overland
5.passenger Touring Car in good con-
ditfon. Completely equipped with
cord tires. Inquire at East Jordan
Lumber Co. Office. 1873
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26

Singer Sewing Machines are the best
in quality, the lightest to run, and the
easiest to pay for. $500 down and
$500 per month until paid FORE. A.
LEWIS.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26
CHARLEVOIX CO. HERALD
G. A. LISK, Publisher
Subscription Rate, $3.50 per year.

Entered at the postoffice at East Jordan
Michigan. as second class mail matter.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26

FOR SALE-Forty Acres Land just
outside city limits. About half under
cultivation, balance good pasture
land. Also Five Acres with DWELL
ing and Barn In city limits on Boyne
Falls road. For information inquire
of JAMES ROSS, East Jordan. loft.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-03-26

FOR SALE-Two Horses, one is 5 yrs.
old, weight 1400 lbs, the other is II
yrs. old, weight, 100 lbs. Inquire of
IRA BRADSHAW, Phone 122 F-3
: 124.