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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

In connection with the regular
Thursday evening girls gymnasium
class at the Y. NJ. c. a. the "a girls
of that class enjoyed a supper before
the exercise began. The girls prepar-
ed the supper and so they knew that
it was good Miss Doris Wilder. phys
ical director. had the affair in charge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

DR.. and Mrs. W. 8 Thompson an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Helen Persis. to Henr:
Ordway Kurdish Of Winchester, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

At the regular meeting OF Cushnoc
Grange Friday evening there will be
work in the first and second degrees.
Also much important business will be
transacted and a good attendance is de-
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Harry Norton and Arthur Cetch-
ell, goth Of winslow. are passing a
few days this week in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

Roscoe z. Marshall Of Madison.
student at U. OF NJ. is visitor IN
the city for a few days with friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

Mrs. E. E. Grant OF Medford. Mass,
and Mrs. Harry Greenlaw of Gardi-
ner were in the city Wednesday as
the guests of Mrs. Fl. E. Goodrich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

Police Officer Levi Cyr, who under
went surgical treatment at his home
on Washington street about two week;
ago, has returned to lis duties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23
LOCAL NOTICE

Wanted: Two capable women, i'm
mediately. Cook and laundress. Oak
Grove Seminary. vassalboro.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

Polio Officer Charles Haskell! left
Thursday afternoon for Boston on Off
cial business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

the night. The high wind which was
blowing on Sunday made the sitpa-
ton doubly serious.
Additions are being IN: oe to the
Novelty mill ut the village, which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

Lost-Biack pocketbook. s. Oak
street to. s Court street place Finder
please leave at Journal Office
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

Dance Library hall. Gardiner. FIJI.
day. evening. Mona ghan's Jazz or
chestra featuring Wallace
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

Regular Saturday night dance at
Maccabee hall. Douglass Orchestra.
featuring Mr.. Fairbrother on the
banjo and Mr.. Farnham at the pi-
ano. ian23dat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23

SAMUEL H. KAGAN,
V. T. LATHBURY.
HERBERT ". HALL.
q. r. CAMPBELL,
u. A. COOMBS.
WA. J. O'CONNOR,
X. II. STU BIS.
". H. HARRIS.
n. A. PRIEST.
D. F. BERUBE.
\. H. STURTEvANT.
LEWIS L. MANN.
Q. c. S. DAVIES.
GEO. T.. WASHBCRS.
W. S. THOMPSON.
+. I. MCKAY. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-23
NOTICE

At a recent meeting Of the physicians
Of Augusta the following fee table was
adopted TO take effect FEB. 1st- lSN:
Office Zee ...-....-.-....:.-. .--.s~W 70
Each additional patient in family -N..e
Might visits from p. IL. TO A. N: .$l0
Visits in country beyond mile limit
and up to miles. extra per mile =
Consultation fee. mile limit. .... So.W
Urine analysis. chemical. .--......... x-o
Office dressings .............-.G-U TO SS.Vt
Ordinary labor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5sW
Consultation SsI0 to @100o
Assistant physician 500 to $la.V0
Phone call where information Is
given ..................-......
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

En- ota pate de maestro periodieo pubheames y proclamation que
81 Exeehncia ii 81. Gohernad9t Iarrazoe ha espedido, yla DEL Mayor de
il dndsds preeIamando q sabade da primero ds Nase.eopeel Ola
AMERICAN0N
No nos detendremos a explear las mdltipes razones que 81 ~ 10
lernaior nos da para Elk. pues x e&phcan De pers y splamepfe NANTES
farpnos que Ia idea q muy digna dc ser tomada cn consideration, y que
dbe ser Nevada a cabo con iodo ensnsiasmo Pr q pliieo en general
HI gDIA AMERICANA. como ma pfctrsa n contra Dc lN ee
mentos Astarhautts Due - agAan en nuesho medic pqnienao en- p]lgm
6asta jas misuas inssanaoDA IL u pahia e una mciidaassaaaa X s.
tnlo Mas. euaaad que tisn9ea hasr ma manifestation phaicad AZ leAltad
tanto AZ pmte ID los addadanos natsus y nariamles cinnD az pmae
de- Ia extFanjef6s resoenef 4H hsD esogdo este ps paa hig ~ 9 S.
aofaaa TnS + otro. sieaca a ddr IL procurar Il conservation lie las
INSTRUCTIONS ac II saramizap ss lssrtads. d eltas que rs ilsas
soeiadstas. anap4aiaas Ia eoneiias COMO 4loklFsihs7 en tsw a-
fimes iicnpt. teaen grandr inensorta
IN ~ pat~s donde 10 heho y prneba ~ r. gaserme esaahstes
t b5ehellk. etno "a Ro4a en sltnanis deps~ % q gbefa mpndal
& Is slos IS cefs af = aa bohheyita : 81 'fusnp p,lonae
shcntras q mumlo en manda a hers nsssna qt ssta ua fornsI
a. soicmo qos ei fppsab 81 Is dm@ ~iaskfpaks ~ Fpebos 4iN
abfer~, - aHessi@s 81 usp&a ~ ms 4e reann hatde sfafr
haeesnn prpe leaiat y prnapaL u prg~iwMa pmpaE : nsrn~
eMne ~ lAaaet A@4=a4 A= =A<==s. s@4=<==s ~ ~~+A7
Nnebe e isunas q iAa 3 qse - vAsatuip - hs*a osisi ge tsae
= g. sa n pa~4F - suAa ysstns kH siasf ; mite pwAiers
qe s.. rea aadsn qaat 81 I~t $ Nika Aaa HA 8nna rf h'
nsrsa s ~ M = sesa 3 ~ tltfe = ~w mestaa rrAa = leeme
e. f<ns#t 81 - pret1snas ahints a. = eneNia ea ae fN*
- iase mst@asAaM uaps me nr4f
fstth fsns 8 esssfi a - - m ~ -
so .tn@ 5 81 = ssrlten AtMa efnea 4Me sm~
T. st s nsae Aeg s. mAe 0 p
a@ eeafa #4 ~
Nfassts snea ta . fe
81 eMs - At.easa Me6e@ - - 4 b
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
b DITORIAL ES
Proclamation del sDid Americana, pCr el
Mayor de Ia ciuddd

por cuanto. Il presente es I'm tferapo de condolences abnormaes y yen
dencias peligfosas entire las grandes masas de IL hmanidad 2 oo e "a
AZ mareado Dor Ia destruction de los antguos -gobfeFncs y u ereceion scpIe
ae 81 rmnas de poaeres nesabes y equfvOeos q menudo comcFaenses GO
Ell caos. robe y miseriat y 80
Por cuantos ha docHinas dI bols 11eghsn sxa raa ansan n s Y s 81 d Ss
IL prpMcadas on m elocuencfa fervorosa por TODD 81 mundos y encaentfah
ina recsDcion lAta entire ks ndneros De los espTitus nfehces desttmaos y
inqnietoss y
Por cuanto. esas eondidones y preden mejorar y ser cuTaae : s rs,rs.aee
de il estabTHaad en- 81 goberno popular que America soaamente ppeae y
d. manefa due viene 4 ser mas que nunca la obligation de eoaos ls cNoaaa-
w. nasgiotss ~ sadicar sas mejores energas y esfuerzos a Il practfca v Oil
fusion de- todos ms habMos de- pensaniento pondco los prncpics di e
hferno popular sobre los cnales esa fundada nuestra lbertad: ahora, pr 10
tanto. 70, =. n Davies mayor de a eiudad De Santa re, Nusso Mexico. por
"a nrasente proclamo el primer da de Mayo, 1920 como ell Dh Americana, y
porge III preseut invite y supAco a cada nno 10 los ciudadanos de Santa re =
aue particfpen activamente en- Ia ceIebraci6n y observanca De dicho da para
Ia perpetuacion del Americanisno de las insttuctones Americanas E ideales,
cue estan ouuestas al bohhevismo. radIcaHsmO y anarqufa
fSelo) AtiEe
boy re; -
+. &. BERARDINELLL secretario
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
Did IrO de Mayo Sc Festejdra
Como 81 sDia Americana
Una Proclomu por FL Gobernudor.

H
proclamo por la presente 81 sA5ADo
~ PRIMER Ola DE MAYO, A. p.
1920, como Ell
Ola AMERICANA.
por Ia ~presehte invite 4 los cueT.
pos eDbefnantes dc t0das las NUM-
cipaiidades incorporates Dor TODD 81
estado, de prUclamar tambien tai diA
como el OLA AMERICANA en sis res
pectiyas undergraduates. supli9G . IUs
maestr0s dc todas nttestfas escuelas
pnblicas, y d las cabezas ne lls yaFias
instltuci0ues ed~ucaci0nales on FL es.
tado. de hacer cohocer al cnerpo De
estudiantes Ell signiftcad0 y el pro-
p6sito de esta prOclamaei6n; invite
a TODD nuessr0 pueblo a unlrse en-
una celebration general en- ese dsa,
a vefificar paseos civic0s pof las CO
lles III q tencr r%elniones pablicas
que pf0t1ncien siiscttscs patfi6
ticos ante FL pueblo en- dichas reN
nioness Y a las cuerpos de estddian-
ties en- las salas de escuela; y en-
As0s discusses a tfatar pa~fttcuiariren
te acerca de In icxcelencia de rpestfc
gchierno, III TODD 10 que ha hrcho
prr ell biensstats la dicha y i cro +
peridad, no solamente del ruebi9
americana. sim De todos los qua hah
procurado pfotstci6n baio de nues.
ira bandera.
Supiico respetuosamente que Sc
lame pafticuiarmenfe Ia etencl0n de
hueatro pueblo aeerca de las doetri
mas peligrOsas y pernicioshs dc go
bierno, 0 meior dieho. De malgohier
no y anarqufa que 50 est6n aeinbran-
do ) diseminando tan iiheralmente
en- nuestFa patrias y que en genefeli
Sc adyierta perfedtamente Al pueblo
acerch del gran peligro q que nues
tr0 s0bierno esla hacienda ifente en-
esta crisis Do nuestxa historic ha'
cional.
Dado Ca "a uficlna e5ecntird. On IA
cludad de Santa f&. en- IL Eaiado de
Nuevo Mexico. este dia 10 de AbFA,
Aho del Sehor de- 1870.
TqstiEoz. mi firma y 81.
fsElLOa Gran sail0 del EsiadO Dc.
Nuevo M6xico.
O. a. LaRRAzULo
Gohefnador der Eslade Dc Nletu
M6xkc0
Doy 81.
MANuEHs MARTINEZ.
Socrofaria De fEtafo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
cooM rsTa 81 conPlExloNr

Unn muller detu 3 ME nofnio@
cnnlorma nrmnula IN edAd. % ~
~ r aiiende aeblaamnnin ! lev b.
ans. aleta ) ~3infcicio. y poG taE4lo
a. mnnsaner sna fnfaatlnos q hfEA9H
- taens c4n1lrtsn. "a - 1ieiIfn
ahatida 3 pAiAia. q $3.50 n3ps 4HtAn
~aardiande "a ioai7e - haneo -
as aloa 81 esl4 poalHnan Amafili@
"a cats - " m~sIlfsiata pHetf NF
esaasaa Der Is i~a1lEesuN 2 ff q
aIsafa oaf ~ imaaia tin Ia
llarHaaa a. WeaheFiala NslHen
lai8s ssias Hrnta
- taaas nalteA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
como Sc coNrAAE "a biFrrRlA

A menudo So DYE ia expression mi
hiiD tive un resfrladD dnru que IA
desafroll6 en- dlfkeFia.2 cuando IA reF
dad fue cue I'll rnsffiado aimpteniens
fe dejo al pequehdeio pfopenho a
contfaer Ia digteria. 81 su niAn stla.
ne IN fesffladD euana3 hay ble
lencia Dc dlffefia. saqntlO ae lat
cuela y procure que no ande en- "a
caIla hastA que - hnllA feeBhfaao
cues has clhh yeces mas efvbqbiii-
dadaa de que CONTRACTS d dilteria
cunnd0 tleaa I'M reaErad0. Caando
Sc Il a ptonfo 81 hGme3lB de Cham.
bsflaln tafn 10 Tc M cufa 81 res
ffldfo y eFlfa 81 puiiEfn Dc qae con.
lraiga los Eermrn6A de- IA difseria,
e}lmlnkndnio4-pe vfnfa en- tuqaa
1artch.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Aqua Prieta. Sonora, Mex Ahril ~
LAS fnersas prinofpales de Sonora,
para hacer frente al Pfesidente ca
ffaaza Ell las fr6nteras de chihuahua
estan fdrmadas de LOS I1dios yaQuis \
mayas, los que Sc han reconcentrado
Ed gfhndes c~antidadeg para atacaf d
las fuefzas del presidente mexcahQ
Mas de mil yaquig bajo FL mandosde
los Coroneles Rodriguez " Acquire ee5
tan acampadps aQuf y Sc anuncia que
IN battalion de mayas viene en- eaminos
Los mayas son de los indips mas pa
ciiicos E industriosos dc las tribus inz
dfgenas de Mexico. pef0 ii misino item
20 son los mejore gperrerps en- los
combates. Los iudios mayas fderon
los PARTICIPATES soIdad0s de Carranza
cuando este estuyo en- Sonora. y con
clos como nncleo, pudo feyantAfse 81
mas encumbrado piiesto en- Mexico
Los yaquis del coronel Aeuirre lie
garon aQuf aver tarde despues de mar
char rs milag desde Naco, una iorRas
da que hubiera sldo bastante dura pa
IA cualquier clane dc aoIdaapE NJ aEh
embargo. Sc dice qiie ilegaroh tbdos
perfectam6nte. Esta banda de ihdfos
estuvo o~ombatiendo ep contra de las
tropas fed8rales bor vATi0s meses,
trathndo de Fscobfaf los terrenos de
Ia tribu.
No SO han recihid0 noticias de Sina-
loa. dpnde las tfnerzas del Generals Flo-
res scaptararon Cnlihoan, IA c~apitatRf9
dlcho estado, y que sbah IN canllno
para 81 puerto de- MazasIhh.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

IuA& teh pftntlNdicd uacA0nGH N1Vil1Ha.
das de Ia terra Sc vieron dltimamen-
70 envueltas. ha tfast0fnaao gfande,
mente las condolences poiitfcas, 80.
ciales y egoh6micas n0f TODD 81 mum
do. Embellishments despu6s de Ia
cessation actual de las h0stilidades
han tenido lagar grandes uambios, SUI
~cesivamente un0s lras de otrOs, prinl
cipalmente entire las naciunHs euro
peas que Sc vier0n ~ebyneitas en- esa
guerra; gohiernos que hab5ah exist
90 por siglDs Sc desmbronafdh y de.
s~apafecier0n, v sobre las ruinas de
aquellas a~ntigtaas monarqufhs Sc ia
intentado ehtablecer gpbiernos popu-
lares con exito indifefente, y muy a
menudo tales intentos han resu1tado
en- caess en- anarduiA y en- ~fracasDs
completos. Las condiciones econ6-
mlcas han experimenting y tenfdo
que pasar por eambios ~parecidos,
con ell resuItado neto de que variOs
grup0s de individuos que hasta aho-
ra habian estad0 cBpefand0 en- ar
munfs los unos cen los Btrbs. en- an
esfuarso coordinado de Iegankar las
Industries del mund5 y para asegu'
rar Ia comodidad y dieha de Ia hui
manidad, estan ah0ra alineAdos un6s
en- contra de 10 sotros, cada nno en-
eu propia manera y siguiend0 sus
propios mttodos. tratando de sobre-
pasar a aus ~compaher0s. De esta
manera, sucede que los que estan de
dicadDa q facllitar 10 necesaFio para
10 vida del consumidor. arbitrariR-
mente y sin ninguna causa, han ie-
vantado a preparedness exh0rbitan-
les los pFecios q Ips cuales 81 pueblo
Iebe Obfenef eaas cosas que de ne.
cesidad entran en- 81 suporte y 60.
modldaa de IA existenc1a humana.
kon 81 do de- hacef ffepte 4 estaG
condolences abnprmaleh. 81 agataria-
10 y et tr1baiad0r Sc han Undo en-
cemun eOncierto para exiglr salnri0a
que son aparentehente extrnordIna-
rinmente altos, zero lps cualee Sc
aIesa con Embellishments essarialea
IA Tin De haeeE ifante A ifIaciOnni
alto costo de "a vida Esta oitimn
cnndicl0n nlencionada no estd snla-
mcnfe conlinada 4 io4 paises euro.
peoa sino use "a inYadidD nucstras
coAla5. hay mas a1n: Ideas doc
trinas fesoIncionaflas eat1n alendo
knpllamante clfcuiadas y prndicadao
entire nposiro pueblo pdf aquclioa
que andan entertainments prpcurando
d~esff1if eats k~0bieTne. haio 81 caai
homes crecldo y ~proaperado a1n has
Il mea ALA a. fas etpefanaaA ex'
peclacionaa de loe padres a. u -
11hfIta b4in 81 c0aL cleflhm6nfe.
hniaoa pfoapefadc de moucrA que In
AaektinnabIamanfa Nos dfa otnpamnk
II primer lnsaf entf1 ies nacEcnel
a. IL tieffa; 81 pEinisf iQenr en -
qne1a. "a pfiAef faEar 81 feHktd4d y
epalentamlnnto geneiais a rfimet Ia
eaf 80 Icfc - Qaf snlf4 fprmeE
PARTS ae "a aieAa n cqmq4ldat a. ~
ssfa hamana. nsD = pfeieSto ff
mai94nf ~ e~tndleienes ae lae 4rAa
des Maeas tH paetin f4tot 9etMf4r
de- a9enfHt ap9sini4S ae b E4su
mtitH 4NI Ndtstet ama ~ y ona4
ena - fa1ll1a - aeelasNf 4at -
tealgegra a. asla NnHlNguq ~ 4g
nfatz1IN siInsa a. e1I
mNta a. lNmealafs4 4s4 sMtsta -
eaa1lFa EaiIis ~ lneh4 80 E1atts
~ e fa Aai4l4i tHtfa st s94 81
4asff11ies = q 1E e e4lA
Els4 s4a
= ~ ma asf4ra4 Maot9 HeH a.
asa# 81 ~ Mtsasm
EaN
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4llse4 4E1Z 1865 ~
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
LA SALUD ES ORC
DE GRAN VALOR
q hombra qua pone IA medlclna para
eas prfsa "a soele. a q hembA aus
prs4sas ~ salUd

~ faaaIndo aa b mMIlelaA tsf4a.
q a. IA hsbilEtsd aef H~eaieannat8
~ mzdt a 4a tsl&a 4aeaas
e. b nf9sa Sc 4h5Hst ~ hAhiiAe
- ha1fN1 q hat da 1e Isl&E
aas - ore a. sran s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22


ee Hn HNt4
na aa ake nes
50 1fa d m > IS
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aEt tHs vi
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GN W4 IS AnEH
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

Tupim0s al gusto de yer ensnnestras
oficinas 81 microbes de esta semana
Al Sc. Felipe Roybal, do po5paqle, que
vino a haeefnos II vista a~compaha-
do de su senora espasa, Sra. Lucia
3. de Rpybal, dc Ii kefora Mary Wac
ner de Roybal, y de las aehoritas Fui
eencia y corina e de Haca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22
MlcHoAcAN rAMHlEN Sc
REBELA.

Ciudad de Mexieo. AbsiI 1pSe ha
anunciado una. rebellion vi estado
dhi Mief6ddhl eacabez30a por 81 Gene
raj Pascual Ortiz Rubio, gobernador
del estad0, u 81 Tenientes poronelsA AL
ware Obfag0h. AZ i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

estaao de chihuahna, % kan febelada
al contra de Carranzh. 0tros infor-
mes NEGLIGENCE az uevo Laredo al
cen que 81 General Renteria, tambien
carfane sta, 81 hA Dhidp al GoBernador
pascuaf Ortiz Rohico, y a las fuerzas
dol aatadp de MI6ho6Ah.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

LAS FUEHAS &AMnp4NNt@t%& EN1.R
CHIHUAHUA Sc REBEEANs
Aqua nTieta Sonora, MEX, Abrfi 18s
crandes faertas carrancIstas % CHI
|lhahua SO hab Febelaao Ell aoNtgh del
b asidente az Mexico X Be hkn pheste
az parte de- Ia gulucion de Bohorm
nste anuncio vle4e del G&nerSl . M
rlha. comandante do las fuefzas sono
repsas enseste aIetFita. 80 i \
Dijo el GeAelaf Pima que Gaperaa
UrbaiH. cdnk1kp hombre& dueiest&
ba III SANTA Rosalia, Sc ha rebelkh
bmaf@ FL eamnoSen favor della Aasse
az SbHofkq una gran parteSa8 lJs soE
dados de Urbaial son indios yaquis. A
ID vez asegura que tiene i%ntorlnes de
ptfas fuegzae ep Chihphhuafque a. haM
undo ala revoluci6n,
|tH" uUKT AIIH4E. HZH ~ a. N-AHI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-22

proclamo por la ~presente 81 sABADo
FL PRIMER Ola Or MAYO, A. b.
1920, como FL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31

EBANIsTAs: Podremos utilizar
inmediatamente los servicios de eba-
nistas de experiencia en- la construc-
cion de muebIes finos. PagamOs bue-
nos jOrnales. Porto Rico Photoplays
Inc, Stop 81, Hato Rey. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
TAQUIGRAFo

de alguna ambicion, deseoso y capaz
de abrir paso en- eI campo industrial
por medic del trabajo y el estudiO,
podria colocarse en- una central gran-
de. Debe conocer la taquigraffa en-
espahol e ingles. sueldo dependera de
su capacidad, pero sera alrededor de
$125.0O mensuaIes para empezar. Di-
rijase a eCentralista, Go Ell IMPAIR
C1AL".
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
COLORS FROM FRANCE
MOST POPULAR

There is this much about il: A color
always seems more interesting if it
comes to us with a French name.
Cerise certainly sounds more interest
ing than cherry and "citron" seems TO
carry more smartncss than its English
equivalent, lemon yellow. Tete de
Negro or negre, as it is usually called
that particular shade of brown, al
though we might hesitate in calling it
negro head or plain niger brown
Capucine shades gained much vogue
last season, probably more than they
would had we called them simply the
nasturtian colors
Among the new browns which are
still being urged by, French dress
makers havana, indicating Havana
cigar, is much talked about. Then
there is much admired gray, tourte-
relle, that owes it name to the turtle
dove. The colors of old crockery have
inspired some of the fabric makers,
and we have various "faience" colors
as a result Faience blue is one Of
those which is really nothing more
nor less than a delft blue. Gregg is
applied to a certain dirty-looking
shade in ostrich feathers and really
means nothing more nor less than
raw Still we like to have our hats
trimmed with gregg ostrich rather
than raw ostrich. Blonde is a popular
light shade which is the French word
usually applied to unbleached lace.
Eeru, which has come to be used as a
word that simply means unbleached
or raw
Chair is an old color coming TO us
under a new name. We have worn
fiesh-colored things for some time, but
1t is only lately that we have taken to
calling them chair
Vieux rose is talked about a good
deal now, but most of us would know
chat it should be transplanted as old
rose and not. as one French dress
maker in translating the descriptions
of some designs recently did, as IAN
tique pink"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
MONDAY. MAY "a. 1920.
REVIVE NJ COMPANY, NJ. y. G.

The Statewide campaign for
the new Maryland National
Guard begins today. Two in
fantry regiments. two batteries
OF artillery and a medical unit are
to be recruited. with a total
strength OF $500 men. One OF
the infantry regiments is TO be
raised in the counties and the
other in Baltimore city. Com
pany b, of Hagcrstown, it was
reported today. has been recruit
cd by Captain Harry t. lIagan
and will be the first unit of the
new National Guard to be accept
ed by Adjutant- General Reckord.
One of the companies Of the
First Regiment will be recruited
in Annapolis, and there ought to
be little difficulty in getting to-
gether a company that will be a
crack unit of the First Regiment.
The commandments, Cover
nor Ritchie, is a citizen of An
napolis, and we have here a fine
armory and the headquarters of
the acknowledgement. The old
Governors Guards" was the
most noted of the Maryland mi
litia companies of three or four
decades ago, and Company IN"
of the old First Regiment went
TO Admission. and became a we'll
known unit of the goth Division
of the National Army overseas.
Under a company commander
of experience, ability and popu-
larity like Captain Daniel ].
Murphy new company can
readily be organized here that
will maintain the splendid mill
tary record of Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24

ground on Cathedral street, Annapo-
lis. known as Nos. 81 and SO.
From Mary n Magruder and Eliza
Y. Magruder, both unmarried, to Bay
lis F. Poe and wife, property on Mar
ket street, Annapolis. known as No.
1879.
From W. Meade Holiday to Hester
r. johnson, lot Of ground on Franklin
street, Annapolis.
From Charles Carroll Marden and
wife to John G. Matthews. tract OF
land in the Third district, containing
acres.
From Laura ]. Bassford ct al TO
Charles Bassford. two tracts of land
situate in the First district, the first
containing so acres and the second
tract containing 40 acres.
From Laura j. Bassford, ct al. to
Paul Bassford, three tracts of land at
Davidsonville, in the First district,
the first tract containing 60 acres and
the second tract 10 acres, and the
Third tract containing 20 acres.
From Herman NJ Nieman and wife
to Edward S Pillard, tract of land
in the Third district, containing 10
acres.
From The Securities Company to
Andrew Kostak. two lots of ground al
"Hillcrest," in Anne Arundel county
From Benjamin II. Pindell and Vera
Pindell TO Joseph H. Lamon and wife
tract of land in the Third district, con-
| tanning / acre
From The Patuxent Land Company
to Gilbert NJ Theodore, lot of ground
on Columbia avenue. in the Fourth
| district.
From John p. Hiltz and wife Il
George H. Barrie, Jr., and Harry l.
Street and Benjamin w. Dudley, tract
| of land at Hackett's Point, in the
Third district, containing SO acres.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-05-24
WOMEN'S WOES
annapolis Women Are Finding Relief
at Last

1t does seem that women have more
han a fair share of the aches and
pans that afflict humanity; they
must keep up" must attend to du-
les in spite of constantly aching
lacks, or headaches, dizzy spells.
Searing-down pains: they must
stoop over. when to stoop means tor
ture. They must walk and bend and
work with racking pains and many
aches from kidney ills. Keeping the
kidneys we'll has spared thousands of
women much misery. Read of rem
ely for kidneys only that is endorsed
by people you know.
Mrs. Robert Scible.s PA West street
says: For four or FIVE years my back
panied me so intensely couldn't work
My eyes ached and my sight blurred
Mornings when l got up l was more
tired than when l went to bed and /
always felt languid and lacked am
bition. When l read about Doans
Kidney Pills I used a box and they
relieved me. ! still take DOan's
whenever l need them. getting my
supply at the West End Pharmacy.
Doan's have helped me so much
strongly endorse them"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Scible had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. y. 7.