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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
"UNA DISPOSITION PLAceN7ERA~

Asi dijo el joven al eligir su esposa
Fl fre listo porque hasta una mujer bonita
puede hacer la vida miserable, 81 Sc sier,te
sienpre rnalhurnorada, dolienfe. etifern13 v
desagradable. Buena salud sienlpre PFC
duce una disposition placentera. ST I'd
sufre de intermediates peculiares de las
muJeres, Naea'o SGlnd de Reno le devol-
vera sus fuerzas y buena salud. Este re-
medic da alivIo rapido los desordenes de
las mujeres. regulariza la menstruacioa.
refuerza el sistema nervioso pone IA
muJer nina doliente en- perfecta salud,
tonihcando los organos de nanera que estos
tuncionen sin dihcultadcs Nne9G Salnd
Fe Keno da salud y accion natural al siste-
ma 0NCompres una botella hoy misrao. De
venta en- todas las farmacias
s. 3. LE0NARDI& co.. F.bsieaats.. E.~~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
DEsDE RINcoN
E. S. de M.

EJERCICIos DE GRADUACIoN:-
Ell viernes treinta Sc llevaran efecto
los ejercicios de graduation en- la es-
cuela "Jose Pablo Morales. Los alum
nos que tomaran sus diplomas son Isa
Eal Raffutci Laura Vargas, suk!ena
Moreno, Gloria Estrada, Pura Perdi-
do, Romualda Moreno. William Cumpia
no, Joaquin Moreno. osvaldo Brignoni,
Jorge Irizarry, Herminio Muniz, Isl
doro Ramos, segun5o Caro-, Flscual
0uihones, Areopagita Ramos
Felicitamos a los j6venes que han
triunfado.
EN- AsUNTos DEL sERvICIo
Hemos tenido 'el gusto de saludar en-
la estaci6n de este pueblo los esti-
mados sefcres Pedro Lorenzo Ramon
velez, activos y competenves emplea-
dos de la American Railroad Co..
Tambien heros tenido Ell placer de
saludar al reputable galeno doctor Ma
nuel Garcia de Quevedo, sefiorita Gra-
cia Maria Arraras y la sefiora Enri-
quota Goyco.
Nos complacenos en- reiterarles nues-
tro cordial saludo.
IRIS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
Zinc acanaladO
y liso

Calidad. - Precio. - Servicio.
ROLAN, TEJEDOR & DE HOSTOS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
LAS MUJEREs DE PUERTO RICO
Y REGINALD DENNIS EN- LAS
AVENTURAs DE UN PUGILIsTA


La Universal Film Mfg. Co. csta dis,
puesta apostar que la mayoria de per-
Sonas que feliciten al exhibitor por estal
hechizadora pelicula seran mujeres.
Elias Sc volveran positivamente locas
con estas producciones tan admils BILE
mente bien dirigidas tanto por sus
escenas realisticas de la vida moderna
cuanto por ell secreto deseo de interio-,
rizarse de todo 10 relacionado cen la
alta sociedad. Su argumento coGsiste
en- una historiera de amor entre'a 'azada
con episodios humoristicos de verdade-
ra ''chispa" =; y es una de las msiores
producciones cortas ofrecidas hasta la
fecha en- los mejores palacios cinema
tografcos del mundo.+ ASvt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

PARA Ell TRAINING CAMP =
Han sido seleccionados como candida
tos para el .'fraining camp que Sc
llsvara efecto en- San Juan, los jo-
venes. carmelo Colon, Leon Burgos y
este corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
DEsDE BARRos
IRIS.

FTEsTAs PATRoNALEs:- En- los
dias % v "a del presente nses Sc lleva-
ron efecto las fiestas patronales, las
cuales resultaron muy animadas y con-
curridas. Las novenas dieron principle
el 18. Despues de la novsna Sc quema-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

roso polvo antiseptico, libre de ingredientes
venenosos. G4rgaras de MU-COL, tibias 0
calientes al acostarse y levantarse, son de
inestimable valor y 81 hay obstruction en-
la nariz, la soluci6n debe aspirarse de Ia
palma de Ia mano puede usar-se una
Hducha nasal, que limpiara las cavldades v
faciIitara Ii respiration nattlral Continlie
este tratamiento sin interruption no
tendr4 oue temerle la Influenza epi-
demias de grippe Y catarros.
Todo Doctor que conoce el MU-COL
no recetarA nunca otra cosa para resta-
blecer las membranes mucosas de la nariz
y garganta, cuando estan en- eondici6n
acatarrada.
Consiga hoy mismo un paquete v ten,
gallo siempre a La mano. No auinita susti.
tutos, pida y exiia MU1COL.
De venta en- todas las boticas ac-edita
das .
THE MU-C0L COMPANY. Inc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

Las autoridades medicas, estan de
acuerdo en- que las amigdalas, deben ser
propiamente desinfectadas todos los dias,
pues clando estas Sc infectan, causan ell
recrecimiento de las glanduIas del cueIlo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

Ruben del VALE
EXPOSITION DE ARTEs MANUA-
LES EN- LA EsCUELA SUPERIOR
DE MAYAGUEz
El viernes % : ell sabado "a del
mes en- curse tuvo lugar en- Ell amplio
Gymnasium de nuestra Escuela Su-
rerior de Mayagiiez. una Exhibicion de
los trabsjos en- MADEIRA hechos pOr los
alumncs de To-, 90, 3d. y 40. aflO de
Carpinteria durante este curse escolar.
Demas esta decir que la Exhibici6n
fue un exito en- Ell mas amplio sentido
de la palabra; " la numerosa concu
rrencia alab0 grandemente Ell trabajo
admirable de los alumnos. Entire otros
muebles habia camas, mesas, butacas,
tocadores, bibliotecas, escritorios, chine
ros, lamparas, roperos, juegos de sala,
sillones estilo mission, escritorios combi-
nados con bibliotecas, lavamanos, ira
bajados en- cedro, caoba, roble, cipres,
pino, etc.
sobre cada trabajo Sc veia una tar
jeta que espccifcaba Ell nombre del
constructor: entire los muchos nombres
Que leimos recordamos los de Rafael
Mux6, Miguel A. Bofll, Narciso Aya1a,
Miguel Zapata, Ramon Nadal, Efraim
Ramirez, Oscar Bado, Luis Dacosta, Pc
dro Figueroa, Pedro Pietri, Luis Silva,
Pablo Flores Juan .olivencia, Irenio To
masini, Juan Federico Basora, Carlos
Vargas v Alexandra Irizarry.
Sin tenor equivocarnos podemos
asegurar que ests Exhibition ha sido
IL mejor que Sc ha celebrado en- Maya
giiez desde que las Artes Manuales fue
ron introducidas como asignatura, y
alin creemos que ha sido la mejor de
cuantas Sc han celebrado este afio en-
varios pueblos de la Isla, no solo por
la calidad del trahajo sino por la can
tidad que segin Hegel es tan importan
te como aquella.
Entire la concurrencia vimos al Ins
rector generais de Artes Manuales en-
Puerto Rico, 81 sefior Hughes, quien Sc
mostr6 altamente satisfecho del traba
jo exhibido.
Este brillante triunfo de la Escuela
Superior de Mayagiiez Sc debe al pro-
fesor de Artes Manuales, senior Fer
dinand Rossy, Quien une al pro
fundo conocimiento que tiene de la ma
terra, un espiritu de iniciativa y un en-
tusiasmo por su departamento que le'
han Waldo las mas calurosas felcita-
clones, las que no vacilamos en- ana
dir la nuestra tan humilde como sin
cera.
No queremos cerrr estas hneas sin
extender tambien nuestra felicitacion
a los j6venes alumnos del Sr Rosy por
su vanoso trabajo que hai merecido Ell
APPLAUSE unanime de cuantos concurrie-
ron a la Exposition.
Y vaya poF tltimo nuestra felicits-
cion la sociedad portorriquena, por
que estos jovenes que representa- el
future de nuestra patria seran la savia
q creara un progreso mas s6lido, pleno
de energia de vitalidad prolifca, mas
fuerte mas alto que nuestras monta
nas, como queria nuestro distinguish
amigo, ell Hon. Juan B. Huyke.
p. P.
E. s. de M.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
DEsDE HUMAcAo

BASE BALL:-Segun informes qua
han llegado hasta nosotros, pronto que.
dara organizada una novena basebo-
lera que podra medir sus fTerzas con
cualquier team de segunda de la
Isla.
Prep&rense los fanaticos para ver
,buena Lslota. En- breve daremos a CO.
nocer ell cline up.
LECHE ADULTERADA:- :-Parece q.
aqui Sc quiere imitar aquellos pueblos
que tienen la productive formula de
aqua mas aqua 'es igual leche.
Esperamos que la sanidad estudie el
case.
EN- LA CARNICERIA:- Creemos q.
seria conveniente Sc estableciera un
puesto para vender ell menudo de las
reces que los precios sean fijados en-
cartelones, como Sc hacia anteriormen-
te.
BANDA ESCoLAR:-''Ya van a dar
principle las vacaciones NADIA oimos
Ge celebrar una fiestecita. iQue lucidos
resultarian los ejercicios de graduation
ST fueran amenizados por la banda es-
collar. H
Tiene la palabra don Miguel. NJ
ESOS AUTOS: Hace algIn tempo
que ell ssnor Delgado, miembro de Ia
Asamblea municipal, presento para su
aprobacion una ordenanza que decia:
Esas personas que guian autos de-
beran reducir La velocidad al paso de
un hombre, disponiendose que Sc fla
ran anuncios en- las distintas entradas
de la poblaci6n, para conocimiento del
phblico en- general .
AL principle Sc hizo una fuerte cam
pafia en- contra de los viola1ores de la
ordenanza, pero shora los conductores
de carros han decidido srsducir la We
iocidad del CAIRO a. la de un hombrs
que va demasiado de prisa". III
FIEsTAs PATRONALEs:- LA conf
sion organizadora de las fiestas patro,
males esta preparando eli progranla pa
ra la celebration de las mismas.
CoRAzoN DE LEON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27

SENSIBLE FALLECIMIENTo:-
Ha fallecido en- esta poblaci6n la muy
estimada sefioJ:a Josefa Latorre de
Vargas, esposa amant1sima de don Gus
savo Vargas, persona muy ssstimada
en- esta pobls ci6n.
Enviamos nuestro mas seutido pc
same sus .deudos.
UNA JIRA :--Tias habiles compe-
tentes profesoras Teresa de Torrens y
Cayela Vivas obsequiaron sus iisci-
pulos con una animada jira en- un cam
po cercano la poblacion.
Todos los mines han expresado su
agradecimiento hacia las mencionadas
maestras.
! OLA DE LA BANDERA:-El dia
de Ia bandera ha sido celebrado con
gran regocijo.
Hicieron uso de la palabra al comi-
sionado de instruction Publica sefior
Guerrero, ell doctor Manuel lfljadas
don Severe Torrens. N
Todos fueron muy aplaudidos.
TRASLACIONES:-P -Pronto sera tras-
ladado a Barranquitas ell cabo de la
policia senior Jose Acosta Oiivieri,
quien desde hace algln tempo viene
prestando aTui valiosos servicios.
Ell pueblo en- general lamenta que
tan active, funcionario nos abandoL,o.
Tambi in Sc nos informa que ell jefe de
policfa sefior J. Bernudez sera trasla-
dado a este pueblo. .s
Esta noticia ha sido bien acogida,
pues 'el senior Bermudez presto servicios
en- esta poblacion hace algnn tempo.
VALIOSo REGALo:-El estimado
caballero don Manuel Betances, una de,
las personals que mas Sc intel'esan poi
el buen resnltado de la celebration de
las festas en- esta poblacion, ha senido
la cortesia de regular numerosos fuegos
artifciales y algunos globbs a fl de
que las fiestas en- honor nuesSro pa
tron San Juan Baustita Iesultaren 10
mas animadas posibles, deseo cue ha Wis
to coronado ell referido senior.
Ell pueblo agradece Ell obsequio ini
ciativas del senior Betances.
DE BASE BALL:-El 80 Sc enfren-
taran en- la hga ''La Joya" las move
mas Pedro Arroyo y ell "Borinquen
Stars
PARA Ell TRAINING CAMP
Han sido seleccionados como candida.
tos para el .'fraining camp que Sc
L',vara efecto en- San Juan, los jo-
venes. carmelo Colon, Leon Burgos
este corresponsal.
PEQUENA FIESTECITA:- FL 80,
con motive de la termination de las
classes, los maestros de las escuelas pd-
blicas CO esta localidad daran una ies-
ia de despedida sus alumnos.
Reina gran animation para asistir
a ella. Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
Infor1naciones de la Isla

fm6 orador, para el aqui hubo. afectos,
distinciones y simpatias, y ante todo
porque aQii encontro un padre esprit
tual: don Santos Sanchtdrian, que lie
dio la mano y lie dijo como Lazaro
"levantate y anda'' y un cuerpo hidal
go de masones que le ayudan sufra-
gar los gastos que lie ocasionan sus es-
tudios. Jimenez Ramos es un poeta to-
do corazon y un orador de raudales
ideas y sobre todo es un joven modelo
de bondades y virtudes.
Ruben del VALE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-27
PEouENA F1EsrEc1TA:

PEQUENA FIEsTECITA:- Ell 80,
con motive de la termination de las
classes, los maestros de las escuelas pu-
blicas CO esta localidad daran una des
ia de despedida sus alumnos.
Reina gran animation para asistir
ella. FL Corresponsal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23
Fitchburg Girl
 to Wed John F.
 Moran Wednesday

A wedding of much interest win take place Wednesday, December 27, in St Charles church when Miss Helen Marguerite Roberts, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael F. Roberts of 132 North street. Fftchburg, Mass, becomes the bride of John Francis Moran of 691 Boston avenue. Rev. Dennis F. Moran will off1cfa'e.
 After the ceremony the couple will leave for a honeymoon to New York Albany, Niagara Falls. and Fftcn- burg. They will return to Bridge port on January Sth to attend the inauguration of 1923 officers of Harry W Congdon Post, No. II. American Legion when MT. Moran will be in stalled as vice commander of the Post.
 \. Miss Rodents is now employed as clArk in the Mail Order department of fhe John Wanamaker company on Broadway, New York city. Mir Mo ran was appointed to the police de partr.nent on June st, 1918. prior to which time he was a reporter on the Brideeport Times for three years. During the war he served as | pri- vate then a sergeant and later as second lieutenant in the Military Pc lice conducting investtgations in Lowell Lawrence, Worcester. Aver, and Fftchburg. For while he was Provost Marshal at F'itchburg, Mass. where he met Miss Roberts during the investigation of a case.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23

tree and the Public Market donated chickens for the dinner Monday. The Kiwanis club and Peter Dave, owner of Dawes theatre, have both arranged programs for the mother less and fatherless youths.
 The City Disp ensaIy hele its an nual Christmas party for the chiI- dren who have been patients during the year. More than 700 children attended the party and received presents from Santa Claus
 A big program of entertainment has been arranged for me Chri istnas Day at Hillside Home The Chris tian Union will hold it's annal din- ner for the poor during the after. noon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23
FAMILY OF
 GAS VICTIM
 Is AWAITED

Funeral services for Miss Ragnold Amundsen, who was found dead yes terday morning at her rooming house. at 415 Hancock avenue, as q SssSlt of gas poisoning, will be held at the home of her sister, Mrs. Bernard Gagnon, 48 Whittier street. The eS- act time of the funeral has rot been determined as yet, awaiting orders from the girls mother and other members of her family.
 Surviving her are her mother. Mrs. Charles Amundsen. of salem, Mass: three brothers, Carl, Ole and Bernard Anfundsen of Ole. N. Y, and three sisters. Mrs. Gagnon of this city; Mrs. Bernard Cassidy of New York, and Miss Edith Amundsen of Sa- lem.
 The girl was discovered by the housekeeper. Mrs. Mare, who called her to work Receiving no answer the housekeeper forced the door and saw the body stretched across the bed. She had been busy arranging Christmas gifts before she went to bed. She neglected to turn off the gas at the wall fixture. the fumes hll- ing the room, which caused asphyXda- ton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23
XMAS MENU AT
 COUNTY JAIL

Do you think a dinner consisting of mashed turnips. mashed potatoes, roast pork smothered in brown gravy, creamed onions, bread, coffee, mince pie, crullers,l and apples, sounds tempting? Well we'll say it does. and that is exactly the menu which prisoners at the North avenue jail are going to enOy on Christmas Day.
 It is interesting to know that Geo. Stevens will be one of the prisoners who will prepare the meal, having been placed In the culinary depart ment George Moshier, sentenced with Stevens for assault, has been assigned to duty as head hall man to replace James Briggs, who was sentenced to six months in jail for having shot Arthur Doran, but who was paroled Thursday because of inn paired health.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23
NEEDY GET XMAS FOOD
 AND COAL
About 4,OOO Families Will Get Baskets Many Entertainments and Parties Planned.

With practically every Bridgeport organization arranging to carry ChristINls cheer to the needy of the city, 1t is expected that about 4,0O0 families will be supplied with baskets of food on Christmas morning. Also. Superintendent of Charities Angus P. ThOrne, says not a family here need 6e without GGal oyer the holidays.
 The FIlss, Salvation Army, High School Girls Student League. Chari- ties Department, employees of the Remington Af@1.s company. shriners aides on Christmas Day. They have provided not only for the giving of edibles to the poor families but have arranged many entertainments as well.
 The Bridgeport Protective Order of FETks. following dts annual custom. will deliver baskets containing chick ems and other Xmas f1xings. They will be so busy distributing cheer in this form that the entertainment committee has not arranged an en- tertainment at the club.
 Donation day at the High school since the origin of the idea of donat- ing articles for the poor.
 The entire collection of foodstuffs. dry goods toys and canned goods will be turned over to the Salvation Army where plans have been made to pro- vide at least 1000 homes with bas- ketS. In the afternoon at the Saliva ton Army headpuarters on Elm street, Christmas day, 500 poor per sons will participate in a monster dinner.
 Children's Party.
 Emp1oyes of the Remington Arms will act as benefa ctors for 363 families and 1,482 children to- day. They will give out Christmas dinners. clothing and toys. Of the 363 families, SO6 will receive dinners and the rest will be given clothing and toys according to their needs.
 More than 1000 kiddies will make merry at the Shriners' Christ mas party this afternoon in the High school auditorium. The children in vited to the affair have been selected hv teachers from the lower grades of the public schools in the city. The party will be held under the auspices of the Arab Patrol of Pyramid Tenn pie. Every club within the Y. W c. A. will contribute to the general dis trfh"t'on of foodstuffs and wearing apparel to the poor of the city.
 Entertainment for the youngsters at the Protestant Orphan Asylum be gan last Monday and will not end until next Thursday night. Ten or ganizaaions have arranged programs for the orphans. Last Monday they were the guests of the Y. w. c. A at a party. The American Hardware Stores. Inc. has contributed a large
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23

Form the habit Of reading the advertisements os regularly y0u read the front page.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23
Coroner Reports on
 Man F atally Burned

Anthony Mazs. burned to death while working at the west end plant of the American Tube and Stamping compa-y V, met his death in an accl- dental manner, according to a filSi- ing issued by Coroner John J. Phe- Ian. A lighted match was dropped on a kesoSene-soas-ed swab. Mazs' clothes became igDited and he sus- tained fatal burns. 4 fellow em- ployee whose heroic effort to aid Mazs cost him his life, received men ton in the accidental finding of the coroner, who declared that he met his death while trying to help Mazs.
 ANNAPOLIS, Md.-Wi1bert Robin son. manager of the Brooklyn Ma tional League baseball team, narrow ly escaped injury while riding with Robert strong, of South River, in an automobile.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-23

TORONTO.-George Mafse1, oul- fielder of the Chicago Nationals, has been signed by the Toronto club, of the International League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
RECALL FURLOUCHS NEAR
EAST RELIEF WORKERS
Staunton Woman Will Sail for
Constan,inoplc From New
York This Week.

Following receipt OF dispatches
from Constantinoplc yesterday To
the effect that Virtually all the
entire Christian population Of Asia
Minor, except males between The
ages OF 10 and -. * on the march
in wholesale migration, unpre-
ocdontod in magnitude. state Near
East Relief chairman Oliver j. sands
here was notified that all Near East
RelIct workers ON furloush in this
COUNT have been recalled for Inn
meG.u. service overseas This in
clua,d enc NirEirian, Miss Florence
NcQuaidc. or Stauuton. who Will
sail this week FOR Constantinople
from New York,
one cable just received and trans
mi;;ed TO Mir. Sands reads: turkish
government has issued an order per
hitting non Moslcms TO leave IN"
country before November 20. This
order has been taken 10y the Chris
tians AS 4 virtual ul,imatum t."
Get out with approximately loo.
600 refugees from smyrna and East
Thracc now ovcrcrowdiuG the BAL
karS. the entire region is threatened
with an additional refugee problem
that Will require worid-wide atien-
ton"
y summary OF recent cables re-
ccivod Ivy tho Near East Relief in
New York City, just received. reads:
&c. y. White, acting director y II.
r.. in Constantiuoplc. wired today
that. according TO adviCcs from
workers in interior at Samsoun.
leading Black sea Fort publication
OF tn" komalist edic; has caused the
widest imac inahic scenes in tho In
terror Refugees almost instantly
hogan moving toward the coast All
roads leading To Samsoun arc report
ed crowded. Ten thousand persons
had reached tho Black S"a coast
THURSDAY evening OF last week,
though facilities for their cvarua-
ton had not been provided. Forty
thousand more are reported within
TWO days march OF Samsoun Tho
final results OF tho terrible exodus
can only he guessed at. An mon
from - to - arc being retained
In the interior villages. Only wo-
men. children aud the infrm are
reaching Somsoun'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
R Easy Lessons
WAsS g\s ~ Auction Bridge
| 9&S16afaA " ~ Copyright 1by Iioy..Jr
Copyright 1914 by iioyis. Jr.

original no trump is whcr" it.iS bid
on the left, and fourth hand bids
FOR IN" lead. Such hands always arr"
problems. and II is difficult to lay
down "a set rule. The requirements
for defensive bid should always he
Followed: they are one and on -hnif
quick tricks in tho suit bid. or at
least onc-half quick trick in the suit
hid and one quick trick in an out
sid" suit. The bidder under such
conditions must always bear in mind
the fact that by bidding for tn"
lead he is asking his partner to lead
mat suit. and therefore. should not
bid !, unless fairly sure that 10y So
doing he stands a better chance to
say" game than Ivy letting partner
cad his own suit. This IS on" of
~" difficult problems ~ Nuction
when Ia bid for III" lead over a mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
.in.o,>inr M,dc cbor,,,,

Roy. WNihe Leigh i<inS solving was
recently elected the chaplain Of tho
NirSinians in New York City. an
orcanizati"n dating, in some sense.
from lNhS Among recent Chaplaine
have been bishop Grccr. Rcv. Dr
ERNEST Stires aud Eishnn,l.nvh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

arrange TO march In church In a
body. All Junior af'lliatcd with the
National Council OF Junicr Order
United American Mechanics. ar.
cordially invited 10 attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

at Broad street Mcthodist Church
tonight ut o'clock. All members
Will assemble on the Ford lot. by
city Hall. Mt 1880 O'Clock. so IA 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

Preach Thanksgiving sermon.
The order OF Fratcrnal Americans
and Daughters o. America Will hold
thcir annual THANKSGIVING Rermon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
The Weather
Furnished by t. .. weather Bureau.

Forecast: Virginia -
Fnlr today; tomorrow,
partly cloudy and not
quite ~ cold.
North Curolinn--tnir
today; tomorrow. fair
md somewhat wurin-r.