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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
IT. JOH>SBuRl
Local News

NJ MAJ finsmeFs. Nhn re-
ewm4lY gfmalWmted from tse Newmgk
NuFmsal school 81 Physical E&aea.
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- brother. FFaneis binsmaore -
Perry = n
NJ and NJ tseaFxe "a mNhf
wwF~ 81 thNlf eamR AZ Joss fwns'
ever ~unaaS
NJ NHKinla Alafseh If JET
ftfeun. = "A + ssttne haF erana
paremss. y and NJ. G. n Goss
The Red EHess efFtee ~ the A.
hs9rf wiii he elesfd frem 8aae -
tn 1ame 90 feieRh@ne CALI wN
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22


The s~csmd annaai Rally bag
81 the tewn actsels ss Concefa
wMs heid 81 ths toss h@h fFaaaE
unasF she alr~etssn 81 Sapt y G.
Harding II an weli attFmeisa AMI
proved . pFefilasls ams ensegAhse
daF
To Nrss % th~ days pre-
Framme va xaxTn 81 ne gauiof
m4wh goams. when q Fagaftng
Censrst was heia waxh gfasiflns
renlts. The sp@rfs in frent of lne
Teas Hail wefe o. fellews k9n.
nng. hgys mp 20 etMhs years, Us
Nernae Meyse, Dad Bfaghana Les.
8fA "a enamh Haaaina Curb w -
eishs years. Ia Heller Ghspnan.
gna Haae wieen. Ord 1eaneeis
Ceanfsr Beg sghs - tweivss
Emfis Moyss. CieHemt Moysss
kennsGh Bartlett 6sFis eight 70
twelve ypars. Graee Iref'e z.
s. lphsa Petra. Fence SEerrs
Bog. ever l9rsaEw cd. ] HafiAn
CIffera. z Malln Eraashaw Gga
oefr ~ years slh liiilas flshe4
Nhea "A nesl@ek sAsFis Nilsson
stamalag ianp. BeYs, eight yea
IA WensimM Harding. 3 Nsrmss
Mov.e. 3 Wisf 80 Parker Cart
eams years Oh. Helnn { haHsnan,
: 1aamuegts CeumieF BaFs : 'et2
wears. Ear MeTse. Cirm.mt Meyss
gef nsth Bartlett y yearH assa
evss Hmrlan Clifford. OVID hach-
awa. laAae Euskse GFss ~ rear
u tlli.ns Flshsr. Khss y hesl@eka
t.ens r ah4a.
Ths arheal exh.hsts wvrr sa-
repsienaily xs@a a. prAs beinE
aamrari Caneoxd CarneF. 1nd
Frm,aHw. Sra Norfh N@he@xa ans
Hrass srhaoi IN ths parade -
20 aeiers ia pmpiis paFfset-
passa Az z o'eipck fhs follasinx
programme waa enjoyed in tar
rewn Hall slngnx ~ Prsmaf1
a. fmssvmpsfsmss ] NJ g Mr.
OsssoA. Mss ChapEn4n ,x4ehrr+
Tevas. Miss Armheiie L@ra tnsehsg.
reetsfion ~The schs@l e@ssamiif~e
wsmm. EiMmshs LaunarY rerisaiieH
.Ths haass IS shs slas % tnH
s,sas 81 the Hamd~ FamnsN ferslha.
raa Concord. M HArshorm
snA@her ~Tm Mes Ceanffs
SsAesgs wav tsArsAAagrS fsnepT4
cufsssr M& MIAsaFaf tesehseF
~T.hs Head nelly Gweh@slime
Riwwns. ~Trem ne Farmss
assrs ~ vgem" Arthmf StNsFe
Fan o. Hixh sehss1 "a hsn tas
aaw "A A@me" Grace NAL "9eins
Is 49, warfh whils~ Grace Crof
iam sana The heaf TO- shlHshaf
saan crare Creftsn. Wnnte
rs@k Prmary. M Chapman.
srarher ~Tn sehesl asYs Nahsi
nemk Ims~v-u~ais ate, Mr.. Oswooa
teacher. "The heftsr wav" lshn
naehand Nargh Coneera. NJ
Mel.emn. teArhvr "W NEE school Is
sut Feag Carnsr. M Carpsntef
wa .him' feet. Thema kmighton
Read n9. Three nlina Me- Frwa
hm@hsan Ice eFwmn was serves
an fhs remmasn aurang ihe Day ~
the Senser Ci@as Of ths Jumlef
Hsxh
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

WASH f%FTTb@. Jane &2-~-A Ar
neaneing to-day that hs woald coz
AadwT a. seer - posshss frwulAtsens
permitting the Sc II heer fos
HneaAcal parp@~ws. lmsTFmai Rev.
enne Csmmisssensr Blair saia ~
asa n@t hrilewv fhs bsFwma shauia
w1it inA@hniaely foe cwngF~sssaaai
Artlen on anti b@~Y lexlalntlon.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

NfMHlkfa<. EnKimna. tans
sE-Mrs Meiia bisratesif Msilagy.
AmTrican wuuens snxlss teams
shmmpson aefp~tea M ArthaF &
eHeem. g.. So in sesinys rwuma o.
the nritlsh xrmss eouFt ehauipssu.
sh4R fmmFmMmsNmE
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
RADCLIFFE GRADUATES
lfs YOUNG WOMEN

CAMBRIDGE. Mas. tuns =
Radcliffe College graaaairs8 q class
Of Ia seGnw wonen tsday fhrv~
of the wraamafTs received she &C.
gyex 81 Aee@s t@iss tn at. ens Inst
" lsersoF Of Srienre and 6ve VI
that u lsertsr of Philosophy.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
GAIluP MILIs

Nr Annlr Hels - Blaong6fla
80 in town ths pas w8sk isak
mg sftef her pFep ~ here
a. & Lnnd was ln Cenaond o.
hae the lat part 81 the wnek
Clyde RIVER and family havt
mmxpa 20 Mnfs n gnnrarA
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
ST. yOHNSBURY
Local News

thanN mlss TIE hax wams BE-
sw~wn tine Senmtafs and lnaAama nj
taw CRmpaS. Thuf~aay ~ q n w
fewsw aare 70 s~w . good Eame.
Aaswrbsemswmt
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
JAMES ANCELL ASSUMES
PRESIDENCY OF YALE

MhM haven. t@mm.. gAne &X
Jagnss EesFlsna Anxen was In
ga "a ~tsa a. tsGh pFWsAsent o.
fsis Z University ssdag tn a. h
Frtmg mhseh wltnxaeed h. maart-
sea lnfo sffbrs was ems Of great
asstsnef en-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

exhsors and fFasnas. fsf ;hs
msans ACTS ~ Amama the hema
'.fal aswefs ana lewnx ,yupath1
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

NOTICE Oar faetevy s. SEES
aeaaY To care fer year maaraasns
sepasfinx And geHsrai fab weFk Of
al Az pRsam. SFReaal &tirmesivw
priess or gs4atitg orsiefs nwa %
garage. xwsna Mne@ine and
Mfx Ca. BaFkr. VI vt ~
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

AsMm ~ ln ear great ~eFr~w
tsim \ Goddard.
NJ aaA Mrx NJ L Eaxwii
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
en- az rnANKS

Me wash ~ this Nav - earfr
eaf heAftfslt thank te fhe kina
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

~ E4@A&4A y Ata8A aAltss = MsfN -
81 tne nwms Of her wmcie. FFancea
NifloFa "a NashinxtoR. A. -
mefv shS Maa made net a@me fe8
BE- saat ig9E year. shs wMs born
a As4HA Eebaagx lso6 and waa tae
- 4ghtsg 81 the ate jshn and
MAJ tCmrFBrkl Clifford Jane -
Gs&4 eht was anfic4 In marriage
20 J4msa "A ilAs8s whs aaea nane
gwArs axs. To them wegs eorn tae
sens Raa wha aAea ehen an infants
Ara Andl0w James sac a8sd a.
tms aAe Of "a Fe4Es. Mr. "A lliex
wAs q weruissF es the n, A. y ".
4nd ths L3aasa A. 81 thla Pises
am8 fhe EAsteFn SaF Of ihMnHisis
Sac lnaexs % naoarn hsI ioas tNe
hfeshers. Henry Gl8s@Fd of taaa
p4aoe. asa Emogs CiaffoFa Of Rat
gWw9ate beaides uwetes sHd @ihef
relative. Sac vas q . sauny dis-
pos am ana msAae maana fFienfAs
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sanegml VA he.a a. nef iat~ hefu#
hess " aers ne haa sptnt rsssi 81
her hfe @sf Tharsssay sft~fh@0n.
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Rev q a. Currxg 81 Caaot, this
he5mx lbs sxvewfh fanerai Ne M4a
rea8 ACTED n thn heme fhefe
uss 4 large ersm1 af friends ans
rglMnvss ana tAe beNsiifsl fiowe {
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"a tha hlxh esfaem IN ~hirh shg
mms hasA 81 WMs e. hmas iiA
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hel8 r@nAmesra service ~ ta@
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risttiug there
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fahn ahafy = eampfHE wth tss
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21

LEA sT NPARClAl-'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
EN- ALEMANIA Sc HA PUEsTo EN-
ESQ DINERo DE PORCELANA

Pasajeros llegados a clos Estados
Unidos, procedentes de Europa, dicen
que en- la provincial de Sajonia, Ale
mania, estan usando monedas fabri-
cadas de una porcelana roja, en- lu.
sar de papel moneda, cuyo dinero lla-
&c Va tres afios esfa en- circulaci6n.
Las monedas son fabricadas en- la
fabrica de Meissen. ' muestran la co
rrienfe inscription y demas ffguras
grabadas que estiIan las otras none
das De Dresden.
Como una rentaja de esta clase de
tlIparo sobre el papel moneda, esta la
de Que es lavabIe. 10 cual la ha hecho
muy popular entire las personas que se
toman gran inter6s por todo 10 que
iienda Ia propagation de las me
didas de hygiene que selan por la sa-
Ind !Iel pueblo.
1Inehas personas han puesto en- mo-
d Il uso de- estas monedas cono d.
II aroehds. xnnfas De pufios !. sobre
ioas' como III oEnamaenso recordato
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
REGIAS HIGIENICAS PARA PRO
TEGERSE DE LA PESTE BU-
RONICA


Con motive dc haberse comprobadO
oficialmente la existencia de un case
de Peste Bub6nica dos mas s0spe.
chos0s en- la ciudad de San Juan, pro-
cede continuar con mayor rigor Y eff
eacia que hasta aquf, todas las medi-
das adoptadas para dominar en- su CO.
mienzO la enfermedad que nos amena-
"a. Ell vecindario es un auxiliar pode-
roso en- La campafia de saneamiento
inaugurada por el Servicio de Sani-
dad y para clio divulgaremos conoci-
mientos sobre las reglas Fundamental.
les que han de servir de gufa para
preservar la salud de cada uno.
La Peste Bub0nica puede ser tras-
mitida por las pulgas, las chinches, Y
como es natural por RATAS. GATOS,
PERR0S. o CUALQUIER OTRo AMI
NAL que sea un receptor de esos in
sectos. Por esta raz6n no Sc recomien-
da el uso del perro del cato como
exterminador de ratas. Todo ell que
tepga perros 0 gatos en- su casa los
bafiara diariamepte con una soluci0n
desinfectante. (soluci6n de Creolina
al 2 por ciento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
Continuation de la Ira. pagina.)

QC ia IL O. PCS
tenidas por sospechosas desde ell prin-
cipio de este brote.
Esto, undo la mortalidad de ra-
tas en- el mismo foco de que Sc han
extrafdo los casos humanos, la for
mi cIfnica de la enfermedad Ell las
tres personas enfermas, y al concep-
to que tengo de la epidemiologfa de
In Peste Bub0nica, me hace Greer que
estslmos frente un brote epid6mico
de Peste Bub6nica.
En- ell Laboratorio Sc prosigue la in.
vestigaci6n del hacilo, hallado para
ratificar su identification con inocu-
laci6n en- coneiillos de Indias ell
subsiguiente aislamiento de estos ami
males.
Todo 10 cual pongo en- su conoci-
miento para su debida resoluci6n.
Respetuosamente,
fFmdo.) A. Ruis Solcr
comisionado de Sanidad de Puerto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
]. M. LOMBA,
Consul de Espafia INFERNO.
NOTA OFCIAL ACERCA DEL NUE.
vO TRATAMIENTO QUE HA DE !,
DARsE A LOS LEPRosOS

En- cl Dcprtamento de Sandal de
Puerto Rico Sc ACADIA de recibir una
carta del DR.. J. f. Mac Donald, Direc-
tor lie la Estaci0n de Investigation
, de Lepra v m6dico del Hospital de
Lepros6s de Kalihi, Hawaii. Dicha
carta tieHe fecha de enero 10, 1921 Y
anunca que va ha sido enviada p0r
el American Express, con destino al
COmisionado de Sanidad de Puerto
Rico Y proeedente del Laboratorio
Qufmico de la Universidad de Hawaii,
una GAIA que contiene cantidad sufi-
ciente del medicamente preperado allf
para aplicar nuestros leprosos.
Convene adyertir que la carta SUI
pradicha empieza explicando las razo-
mes del iRvoluntario retraso con que
Sc ha enviado el medicamento, para
dejar asf destrufda la especie con que
unos euantos espfritus impacientes ha-
bfan llevado LAY duda Y la desespera-
ci0n al inimo de los reclusos de Is
la de cabras en- cuanto . la llegada
de aquel.
No ha lIegado atin la GAIA su des-
tiuo. Sc espera en- breve. Y va Sc es-
tim hacienda los preparativos para
efecfuar dichas aplicaciones. Espera-
mosdar comienzo Embellishments lie
que a nuestras manos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21

toridades sanitarias de todos los NUM-
cipios de la isla:
TN case &c r. ste humana confirma-
do Tres ratas contirmadas. ActivGnse
medidas campana contra ratas. De-
partamento extendera su acci6n direc-
cias."
DR.. 4. RuiS .SOlcr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
TRES CASOS SOSPECHOSOS IN
FORAIADOS

fIhES N@hSOS SOSIEC 1OSOS IN
FORAIADOS
Eli In tarde. del sibado fuer0n in
formados al Departamento por m6di.
cos de esta ciuda9 tres casos de los
cuales tenfan sospechaS. Estos casos
fueron inmediatamente investigates
por el DIR. Ortiz v el DR.. Lastra, quie-
nes informaron que hasta el momen.
to del examen hecho por ellos no mos
traban sfntOmas de pcste. No 0bstan-
te. continuara el examen cuidadoso de
dichos casos para en- cuanto sea nece-
sario tomar todas las medidas oportu-
mas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
CAMPANA .ANTOMURINA

Durante la semana de febrero 5 al
II fueron capturadas GA ratas. Ningu-
M result0 s0spechosa.
Durante la semana de febrero II al
IS fueron eXaminddas 80 ratas. De
elias tres infectadas V dos sospech0-
sls.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
PARA EXTERIORES
SWP y

Es muy impOrtante que su casa tenga
una bella apariencia, perO es mas impOrtan-
te que pueda resistir ell china. Ambas cOsas
pOdran cOnseguirse usandO .pintura
S. W.P. CuandO Sc pinta en- la debida
fOrma con esta pintura, no habra que
lamentar gretas, burbujas descasca:
ramientOs.
Tenemos ell surtido complete de pin
turas observation-disclosures" "Fiat-TO- o.
ne" para paredes interiOres. "Mar-nOt"
para pisOs "Lustrolne" para muebles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
NOta Official del DptO. de Sandal

hoy. referente al brote epid6mico de
Peste Bub6nica eXistente ell esta ciu-
dad:
"POr cuanto ell la session celebrada
ror la Junta Insular de Sanidiid. en-
el dfa de hoy, Sc d0 cuenta con una
communication del Htl. Comisionado
dc Sanidad informando el proceso que
sigue el brote' epid6mico de Peste Bu-
b6nica en- la .ciudad de SaA Juan. en-
cuya communication manifesto ell Co
miSonado que udablemente csta-
mos frente a un brote epidemico de
Peste .Bub0nica.
''POr tanto: la Junta cree que en- be-
nefcio de la salud pdblica de la Isla
de Puerto Rico, ha llegado el momen-
to de aplicar la Secci6n 5a. de la Ley
de Sanidad VICENTE, Y asf 10 recomien-
da al Comisionado Insular dc SAM
dad,
RespetuoSamente.
tFmdO.) Dir. J. s. Bclardl
Pfesidente INFERNO Junta Insular
de Sandal.
Certifico:
Jose LHG0 I'i6a.
Secretario.
InmediatameHte visit6 ell Dr. Ruiz
Sober al Gebernador para selicitar exs.
p.diera Ia correspondence proclama
dcclarando que existe en- San Juan
mn estado de epidemia. Copiamos tam
hen la carta que dirigi6 et DR.. Ruiz
Soler al Gobernador:
February 10, 1921.
The Honorable,
Arthur Yager,
Governor of Porto Rico,
San Juan, T. r.
Sir:
/ have the honor to enclose here
with copies of my letter of this same
date to the Insular Board of Health
and the reply Of said Board, in con-
neetion with the bnbonic plague epid-
emic outbreak in this city.
Thus and in pursuance with the
provisions of seccion of aAn Act to
Reorganize the Sanitation Service.
approved on March II, 1912. Il respect
fully request that you issue proclaim
alton stating that state Of epidemics
exists in the city Of San Juan and
authorizing all Sanitary measures
that this Department shall take.
respectfully,
Dr. A. Ruiz s0ler.
Commissioner Of Health of Porto Rico
Hasta eI sahado por Ia tarde conti-
nuaban en- observation los otr0s dos
casos sopechosos en- el Cuarentenario.
ID sabado por ID tarde fud slirigid6
q signiente teIesrama 4 todas Ias ~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
CONSULADO De ESPANA

Con ell fin de que pueda recoger una
carta de su abogado en- Malaga, rela-
cionada con asuntos testamentarios, Sc
ruega a don Miguel Padilla Merida,
tenga la bondad de pasar por estas
oficinas consulares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21

Para que. pueda enterarse de una
communication de la alcaldia del Vale
de Larraun, relacionada con su situa-
mente, don Pedro Arregui ARA
ras> su presencia, en- este Consulate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21

Para cafe con tostadas,
I4a Cafetera'
San Justo 8. - san Juan, r. =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
DOROTHY PHILLIPS

lQuien no cOnoce esta sublime tragica cuya labor /
en- la pelicula Gel DERECHO A LA FELICIDADo Ia
dejadO profundos recuerdos ell coraz6n del plbco
Puertorriqueno? Su trabajo en- SUI Ultima production
es superior todo 10 que ella ha. Fecho 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21

Por igual concepto, Sc suplica al Sc
nor Aurelio Puig Lassaletta, tenga la
bondad de presentarse. 'en estas ofici-
mas consulares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21

Tambien debe comparecer en- estas
ofcinas el recluta Agustin Tarazona
Gloria, correspondence al Regimen
to de Infanterfa "Aragon No. 21."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-21
Fehrero ID de 1921

Febrero 10 de 1921
Hon. comisionado de sanidad.
San Juan, T. r.
sefor
Tengo el honor. de transcribir el
acuertlo tornado por la Junta Insular
de sanidad, en- la session ceIebrada
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT J
 APARTMENTS AND FLATS e2
HARLI COURT APARTMENTS

We have three of these we'll known apartments for rent October 1; located in the very best residen- tial section of the city. In the ex- elusive Country club district. they present every attraction to the discriminating homeseeker. Each apartment is excellently arranged, consisting of living room. dining room. 2 bedrooms. sleeping porch, large kltchenette, screened front tile porch. back porch with re- frigerator space, and storage room in basement. These apartments are modern in every respect; hardwood floors. tile bath, garbage incinerator. vacuum eleaner and house phone make housekeeping pleasure. The prices are most reasonable. Inside apartment, plenty of light and air, at s1iS per month; outside apartment. eastern or western exposure, at S135 per month. A garage in the rear of the building may be had at & rental of sl0 per month. Call us for appointment; we will be glad to show them to you at any time.
 w. B. Leedy R. E. & l. Go. Il, N. Fist St. Main 477e.
 Phones: Main 4776 and 4777.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
Bungalow
Norwood

S1o0 cash and $40 per month, now b-room bungalow, very choice To- cation. with good lot; the price is only S6,0o0, with immediate pos session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-09
South Highlands

$500 cash and easy terms will put you in possession of splendid well breakfast room, tile kitchen. cor ner lot. and the pretticst thing in Birmingham for only $s,6o0; mod ern to the minute; why rentf
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-03-18
MARCH MILLION MONTH
Hope to Sell Many Sav
inas Securities

Columbus, o - (SpecialJ - Ohio
postmasters, who. during February.
sold more than $500 900 worth OF war
Savings Securities. will try TO sell at
least Sl.0o0ooO worth during March
Make March Million Month is the
slogan OF the Savings Division OF the
Fourth Federal Reserve district
Hundreds OF people who put their
money in fake investments that
promised them large returns are
now putting their savings iii Savings
Securities. declares Samuel A Kin
near, postmaster here Every post
master in Ohio sells Sl. S., SIS and
$100 savings securities These can
not decline in value, are tax exempt
and pay a good rate OF interest Or
the hundred million dollars worth
sold In Ohio. not one penny has ever
been lost to the purchaser II is i'm
possible TO sell Savings Secur
ties for less than you paid for them
They always bring more. said Post
master kinnear He said Columbus
people own more than $1,000 GEO
worth OF the securities Save your
money with your postmaster advised
Kinnear
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-03-18
WOULD CONTINUE
WAR STAMP SALE.
President Harding Expresses
Hope That Sale of Savings
Securities May Increase.
LAUDS OHlO's RECORD

Purchasers of Savings Securities Are
Most Helptutly and Wisely Serving
Both Themselves and the Country,
Declares restdent-Ohiosn Buy
More Than s13s, 100000 Worth Of
Government Savings Securities.
Columbus, Special President
Harding is proud of the record made
by ONO IN the sale Of War Savings
securities IN a letter to Don /. TO
bin. publicity director for The Fourth
Federal reserve district United
states treasury department Press
dent Harding expressed qualification
that Ohio had led ali other states In
the sale or government savings secur-
tiles 4 hope this work may continue
and grow, the president wrote Mr.
Tobin
President Harding said 1T is nat
urally an occasion for some PRIDE to
ne lo know that the district wmch
Includes my nome state has led the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-03-18
''WORKINCMAN'S
STORE"
Opens at New Location Sat
urday Morning

Without any hurrahs OF hullabaloos
or special furbelows, the old Red
Trunk, now better known as the
Workingman's store, will open the
doors at its new location, 211 High
street. Saturday morning at the usual
time fer opening the store In fact
everything about the store is to be as
usual The opening will not be an
nounced in fancy advertising, nor will
it take place with music. flowers and
souvenirs. As Mr.. Jesse Meis. one
Of the popular prietors said, "We viii
simply open and be ready to serve all
our Old patrons and FIJI ands and any
new ones that may come along We
are not going to extra expense on oul.
opening but viii aim to keep down
. expenses and thereby sell our goods
at lower prices We believe the work
ingman and he is the fellow We eater
to) would rather have low prices than
fancy announcements, flowers, music
and souvenirs
One is bound to feel at home in the
old store at its new location as every
thing seems to De the same III facJ
it is There is the same ola proprietor.
Jesse Meis, the ever popular cid man
ager Bob Fallert the more than
popular cashier Miss Emma Hrrl.infr
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-03-18

Says re IS Proud That Ohio Leads
IN sale Of Savings Securities
country iu the sale OF savings securi
ties Your statement thai ONO has
sold since 1917 si56.0e0,00o worth OF
War Savings Securities at an aver
age cost OF one fourth OF ! per cent
is particularly gratifying in connec
tion with the explanation that Ohio
has taken the largest amount Of these
securities or any state, and that the
selling cost has been proportonateIy
the least
Even more important as 1t seems
to me. is the fact that more than
four-hfths or the securities thus sold
still remain in the hands OF the peo
pie, winch IS precisely where they
ought TO be Only through the willing
ness and persistence OF the people in
thrift and through their Increased
disposition 10 make such investments
can the full advantage OF this system
be realized
The purchasers OF these securities
are most nelpruly and wisely serving
both themselves ana the country, and
| have 70 congratulate you upon your
success, and TO nope that this great
movement may continue and expand :"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-03-18

Invocation ....""......Rev. J. H. Denny
The Lord is My Light Allitsen
Mrs Earl Van Horne
Calling Roll ..................... ...............
Worthy Secretary Harry Hetterich
Orchestra Moonlight Reverie .......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Edward Hazel
Great Peace Have They That Love
The Lord James Rogers
James Fisher
Judge Edw T. Dixon, Cincinnati
Aerie 142
Art Thou Weary ....P A. Schuecker
Quartette
Closing Exercises ....... ......................
-. Worthy President and Members
Nearer, My God to Thee .,..o.............
......................,,... Sarah F. Adams
Audience will please rise and sing
Benedlction ..................... ................
.~..~......By the Worthy Chaplain
Orchestra r o. t. March..............
........,..,..,.............. Unschuld
The Eagles cordially invite the pub
lie at large to attend their memorial
services.
The committee in charge are:
James Brannon, Joseph J. Bruno,
Chas. Berk, Lou J Whitman, VIM
Thomas Henry L. Yordy, Leslie
Hughes, Frank Wegman, Harry w.
Hetterlch, Carl Lehmkunl, Mike Coli
gan, VIM Reikert, Dr.. Henry Krone,
DR. G. T Hall, Chas. Sch1ichte, Edw.
Wiegand, George Troy