davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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grade stock for well esta ablished coroors-
tion: good pay and bonus. Phone Main
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR, experienced: RET
srence. 1909 at NV
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EVENING WORK young white man: cleTJ
~; can orlVe car. Address Box 3s.R. star
Evening star., 1925-08-19

JANITOR. in apt with nuart.rs- coio-sd
married man. Fr. 1880 Ias
Law STUDENT. 81 desires clerical posi-
uHoo. Hoo Edwin Gary, 2715 18th NV. Col.
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18th ST. NV os
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CHAUFFEUR colored experienced 1902 1At
st.n.w. Phone Poi 234a. 90.
CHAUFFEUR (whitel private: best 81 ref
erencs. George Morrison. 3lS Bird st ne.
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COOK wishes to have a lob colored phon
tlArendOn 6lO.E-h- EYander Penn
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LADIES. two, for pleasant outdoor work ::
straight salary; expenses paid to Florida in
Septemhcr Inquire Miss Douglass. Airing on
Hotel. Room sos. from ] O'Clock TO )
Evening star., 1925-08-19

npHOLSIEPER. good n,echan wants sit
hation,a hia .o21 Princeton pl. NV. Tel C6lun1-
Evening star., 1925-08-19

DAIRY CONCERNS - Technically trained
ana experienced men in the dairy bueiuess
Sre just what some dairy concerns need. I
am p years old. university postSraduats.
ketlng dairy products successful exeentivs
ana teaching experience plant and fsld sk
perlence with milk marketing concern and
tamlllar with dairy farming 7 would pre-
,ee ,er interview: will submit essential inforraA J.
!9n ana arrange for interview hy letter
ADDRESS Boz 74-R. Star once
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CoLoHED MAN. reliable, in Govt. service
hours to 4:30. desires place in private fam
llY; work morning. and evenings. for room
snd snd meals. Call or write A HouEh. 1885
6th at NV ais
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GIRLS. 20 extra ambitious TO get in show
business. for one weeks work only. Apply
Gayety Theater bog nf1ce after % m.
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HELM ALE.

AUTOMOBILE SALES splendid proposition
for men OF character. Apply 1901 Rhode
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LADY to sell attractive line of Christmas
cards bridge sets and notices appealing u
the discriminating buyers. write tdont rsll
or phonel Mrs. T.. A. ChicksrnE. Hotel An
nsDnlik for annnInfmn
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cLERK: :TYPIsT law student -dssires irnras-
9iste employspent in law Once Address
2. o Box 1870. Washingtop. D. G. 2Q'
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SITUATI0NS-FEMALE.

81 auDiIOR bookkeeper. experienced desirf
oFscs oFssse.'in'e WORK Address Box SCR star
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TIMER wants work. 2 years' exnerienct
Z. =. Jones. B23 7fh at ne
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PAINTING-By day or cont-scf- s.fis5sc-
tlon Epsrspteed: reasonable. Eyatts. s0-R.
PAINTING and papsrhansing wanted nv coi-
0red mechanic. bfAt work ~ sos
Evening star., 1925-08-19

| SUPERINTENDENT for special woodwork
| tls plant sno architectural craftsman Ad-
| dresk Box 499-M. Star Office oo5
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i.l. assical, syncopated tive years
',OhccI; VIII JOIN nnton. niEht work Ad-
dress Box. 4S1-M. Star offIcr 1as
Evening star., 1925-08-19

LADY TO learn outside sales work: earn
$50 per week while learning in organized
force See manager. I317 T at. Room 9Ol
Evening star., 1925-08-19

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, on new bo0sss
e..ehiI,& ana week ends. Address Box 420-E
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

sObre Ia tierra. SIS ligero, fuerte y de perfecta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
FL LUNEs HABRA UNA ASIAN
RLEA CON EsE I'm

LII >
81 Comits Executive de esta Aso
ciaci6n reunido en- session ordi-
maria Ia noche DO; lunes Ia del CO
rriente mes: tomb ei siguiente
acnerdo. de celebrsy una Asam-
biea general la noche del pr6umo
luues a las 1880 ?. NJ. con el OBJ
jeso do considerar Ell alcancs de
las Emigraciones de obreros al ex-
tranjero, v la importation de al
gunas industrias nuevas que pien-
san establecerse en- el pals por Com
pahias Americanas; tambien Sc
acord6 enviar una expOsici6n al
Congreso Americana en- 10 qre Sc
refere Ia Carta Organica, la
aspiracion del pals (SELF CO.
vERNMENT.1
Nombr6se q los seforos,
Carlos Puials
Antonio TruJilIo
Jose Portilla
Agustin Davila
Enrique Aquino.
Para redactar dicha exposici6n o
mission Que ha do darse lectura
en- Ia proxima Asanblea de la Aso-
ciacion.
Emilio NAvAs,
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

Este es eI arado de taTnaI1o r1as pequeIlo que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

y manuabIe. Es de s6Iida construction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

nierro fundido. ana de robIe alustable, Per.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
I'll loco DEL COndadO

Asi, con este nornbre suggestive,
ACADIA dc aparecer una nueva novela
pcr Martin Ava, 81 autor de Don
cati". "a era tiempo que IN escri-
tor native tuv1era la valentfa de
hacer, en- Puerto Rico, 10 one Sc lie
va efecto en- casi todos los paises
civilisados. Empezamos una bue-
ma costumbre ri genero noveles-
co es el mas eficiente para meterse
en- el coraz6n de la sociedad. Martin
Alvaes nm heroe, porque a su cons
tancia y esfuerzo debemos el enri-
oueciniento de nuestra novela regio
nal con su Obra Don cati'' publica-
da el aio pasado y su Loco del
condado'', en- este afo.
FL Loco del Condado'' abarca
dos esferas de nuestra vida: La cam
resina y Ia capitalefa. Don Goyo, 81
alcaide a perpetuidad del pueblo dc
Cuayabal Sc hace rico con un EN-
prestito municipal para la construc-
ri6n de un acueducto en- una juris-
dicci6n que no tiene rio, pero, don
Csoyo NADIA le importa este hecho, to-
da vex que Sc empefia en- a,lmentar
el empr6stito q una suna mayor pa
"a comprar uu rio y trasladarlO u
Guayabal. tSe quiere mejor ironia
de algunas trapisondas ocurridas por
esos mundos de Dios que esta de
don Coyo, ideando la compra de I'm
no para lievarselo a su pusblo7 Don
Goyo lqu6 personaje mas reaiI Hon
ore que nunca valid NADIA, tras de
IN viaje N4ieva York con sn espo-
sa dofia Lola solorosa- a condiamor'
regresa a la isla despues de haberse
ahurrido en- la metropolis neoyor-
lima, la que asegura habia visto
'spor arriba y por abajo,, con up
viaie en- ferrocarril a6reo Y ferroca-
rril subterraneo. Don Goyo regresa
q San Juan y con su esposa, STEM
pre- olorosa a condiamor'', da su
primer acto social Ique personajss
mas vivos los asistentes al baile!
Don Matfas Nadie, lqu6 tipo este
Mstfas Made! iCuantos Matias Ma
die no Sc nos meten por los ojos en-
Ia vida reali Y Loiin, la hija de les
esposos don Goyo Y dCfia Lola, mu-
cAachita de cabeza Aviana. Gle diez
i y seis amos de edad, ic6mo La vemos
salirse del marco de la novela para
caminar por esas Gales estrechas
de nuestra ciudad capitalira! Co
| vito Jr., ei hijo de don Goyo, es
una fOtograffa de los muchos goyi-
tos de que gozamos actualmente.
ssLa capital esta llena de goyos ;
ty de goyitos. Las pelonas y las pc
loncitas iqu6 fuente de observacio-
mes hay en- esos capitulos del Loco
del Condado.
! 81 tLoco del cOndado'' es una
de las nOvelas mas interesantes pu-
Dhcadas en- 81 pals. Todos sus perso-
najes hablan y Sc comportan, de tai
manera, que al leerlo, da la irapre-
sion de que estamos en- presencia de
nuestra vida cOrriente. Por su esti-
10. sus cuadrOs Y las lecciones que
encierra, Ell Loco del condado de
biera ser leido en- este ambiente de
adulteraciones v confusion de va
lcres... ioh, Agapito Miranda, leo
mo te gusta cambiarte 81 nombre de
Aga-pitO por el de Makeawhistle, y
tn apellido Miranda pOr Lookan-
walk!
UN I.EcToR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
STNos EHFERMIzOs Y

Los niiios que snfren de lombrtces
estan enojados. inquistos, enferni-
zos. Hay sin embargo osros sinto-
mas. 81 Ell nifio csta palido, o.ieTos .,
honG NAL aliento y no komA rsorss
en jugar, es casi SECURE que los pa
rasitos esEsn acabando con su Vita
Ildad. 81 meior Temedio contra lsy
'ombr1ces es 81 Whites Cream ver-
mifupo. e. adenas Ell mas tiiofen-
s5vo para la salad del nifio. De ven.
- 81 EAs farmaciaa droauarias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

TENEMos PLEAS DE REpvEsTo PARA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

LA AsocIAcIoN DE oBRERos
.INDUSTRLALEs INTERVENE
EN- Ell AFFAIREy DE LAS
EMIGRAcIoNEs PoRToRR1oUE-
MAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

Es indispensable para eI tccador
ypara eI baiio.
al uso diario de este jabon protejera
Ia piel contra las Intermediates y
proporcionara alivio contra los olores
del cuerpo que causa el calor.
Ehminando las impurezas de Ia piel
Sc gozara de esa sensacicn refrcscante
que Sc experimental despues de usar
el JABON SALVAVLDA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23
SALVAVIDA
FL Jdbon de Salud

Vuestra vida en- vuestras manoS.
Muchisimas Intermediates son caus>
adas por germenes que de las manos
pasana Ia rarizoa Ia boca. Laespuma
abundante y antiseptica del jabon
Salvavida elimina los germenes. Es
vuestra mejor protection.
Una pastilla de este. famoso jabon de
salud solo cuesta diez centavos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

Ha side adoptado por los Pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

tenemos. Tiene una vertedera rnagnifica ds
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-23

quehos agricuItores, por ser un arado livianc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24

W. -
Grey " I q INN, ,lli,s i'''e : oIlq rIo ~
-. - - " 'lei is5 '''7 9i'l'io'
'ii .ss ioi 'i.s 9e s,i .. ,..,a
~ 81. 9s.ilh ~ - - - q .'o.iie
ION I'Qoeit'''I Ia '2i -, i ,l
lia9 'Poii' .l'S p,'1S 1%o e''l IN L
sun, ~ Al lIul - ol,i '7 u0'
'Il -. ~ oliY 10y M 'lie -. ~
rsolei = si7si' q pa % ''''' O.
i2e ,5,I ls I.l.-.... eu;.5ae ,r;.. 7.a,ao-
ile lifts iIIei1oS ol MISS : IliI03 =,
y" .I9'-I WI Ne Si@u 10 M" Sile -
aoi,i3 "el. . ne Eds II -5iiie 81
81 d no9 pis'i' l','i!s7 % ii'i 7i'e It
oel " elli "a an oeel ?l5oli e D.
" IS. NJ. l. oiilIln anu suns u I pau
so. are = eiiO ~ "SeN1 i.SI e
III Hoi mo- 'i91 ~ . %. "a 100 -,
NJ ~ 9ldee d. i'ss5eI .'iiet 9''.'s' n
49, 49, - o,1,.'1l,.,,,.,,,.
rol4t' mHeIe lHeS nave EN- Iios men
a. ."7 J a. / d il,c.
MIS- Juila GlIlh OF orIdhq was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24
altman.

Mrs. Nellie Jordan is working in
G0uldsbOro.
Nr. ard Mrs Leamon Jordan and
boys, of Franklin, visited their home
he las Sunday.
The Help Some How club had a
sale of fancy articles and a drama
last Wednesday evening, which was
a decided success
Mr., and Mrs Oscar Jordan and
son visited Mrs. Jordans sister at
Gouldsboro last Sunday
Mrs Nettie DeBeck is visiting her
sister, Mrs Rosie Clough, at Ellis
worth Falls.
Miss Laura Jones of East Orange.
n. J.. is with her sister, Mrs. AEil-
ton Haslem.
The Foresters will hold their an
nual services at the church Sunday,
June Is, at 2 o'clock. Rev. George
S. Brookes of Ellsworth viii ofici-
ate.
June % B.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24
SpdUWirk.

Arthur G. Parker left Thursday
last for Wolcott. n Y. where he is
employed for the summer in the
Twitchell. Champlin Co. plant.
Miss Lois l. Cole came on Wednes
day from Norton, Mass, where she
is attending Wheaton college She
will spend some weeks at Reach
View
Mrs. l.. ID. Bridges has
opened her lunch room for the sum
mer.
sunday, June q, was observed
Ae.o Q s. johns day. Eggemoggin
lodge, F. and A. NJ, and Columbia
chapter, O. E. S, attended the ser
vices at the church in body. Pastor
Stowell preached a wonderful SER
mon, his subject being the relation of
Masonry to the church. There was
special music. Past Master r. A.
Smith acted as marshal for the Ma
sonic body, and Mrs. Mary Wiesing
WAS marshal for the Stars.
Miss Sara Abby of Boston is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Jacob Coombs,
at their. summer home here.
Capt. George Eaton of Brooklin,
who has for the past year or more
been making his home here with
Mrs Clara Friend and her daughter
Miss Blanch Friend, died Friday. He
he q been in poor health a long time
and came here to spend his last days
with his cousins, who did all they
could for his comfort Funeral sew
vices were held Sunday. InteHment
WAS III Rural cemetery.
G. S. Bridges left Thursday for
Wolcott, n. Y, where he has en-
p1oyment.
June %. "Eloc."
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Mrs. Carrie Stanley is home from
Gorham normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Tofrey have
as, guest their nephew Gordon
Torrey of Bar Harbor.
Miss Alta Smith is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Smith.
Fred Farmer of Lubec is working
in the canning factory here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tyler are visit
ing here.
Miss Sadie Marcus is home for a
few days.
Robert Vennie is home from Hall
Quarry.
Miss Nora Miller of Holden has
been the guest Of Mrs Percy Cousins
the past week.
Mrs. Annie Stinson has gone to
Isle an Haul, where she has employ
ment for the summer
Mrs Tilden Sawyer and daughter
Evaneeline have arrived from Lynn,
Mass, for their vacation.
Dwight Stinson has been visiting
here.
Rich Thmlow, of Portland, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
ThurloW.
Mr.. and Mrs. James yennie, Of
Wisconsin, are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs Cassie Gross visited Mrs. Nina
Gross last week
Harriet and Mary Gray were home
from Isle au Haul for the weekend.
State highway police officer j. H..
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Boyd Dunbar arrived Saturday
from Cambridge, Mass, accompanied
by friend. After spending the sum
mer with his parents, he will go to
California, where he has position
teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Dunbar, Sylvia
Coombs, Mason and Evelyn Dunbar
were in Castine Sunday calling on
Mrs Clara Dunbar
Mrs. Barbara Sawyer and son
Robert. of Springfield, Mass, called
on her grandmother. Mrs. f. c..
Mason, Thursday. She is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Florence Stanley, of
Bucksport.
Mrs A. G. Dunbar arrived home
from Cambridge, Mass, Friday.
Miss Marion Dunbar is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. T. F. Mason
Mr.. and Mrs p A. Wales Of
Narbeth, Pa, and daughter Muriel
arrived Thursday. They have taken
the Wentworth bungalow at Teddy
pond for the season. Mr.. Wales has
charge of Camp Pal mine, and is
getting ready for opening the first of
July.
Alfred Smith and daughter and
Mr.. Bookmeyer of Germantown, Pa.
are at Flying Moose Lodge.
Clifford Roy. who was at the home
of Warren Dunbar while employed at
the Central Maine Power Co. plant,
has returned to Waterville.
Mrs M. G. Whitaker, who has
been in Dexter several months, is
home.
limo % M
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24
IlrNnNhbOrO.

A son Erland Howard WAS born
to Mr. and Mrs Everett Dalzell jr..
June IS.
Mrs. Charles Wallace and Cora
Luut have gone to Bar Harbor
LYDIA Higgins has gone to Swans
Island for the season, to work for
the Parkhurst Co.
i Thomas Lunt, Herman Anderson,
Warren Higgins, Bonnie and Elmer
Davis and Everett Dalzell, ir., are
hakeing, and bringing in good
catches Earl Thurlow and Charles
Mitchell recently caught two halibut
weighing 1856 pounds
June 49, &.
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I cent a dose
L. F. Medicine Co., Portland, Me.
Prospect HarbOI.

The Bridge tea room and gift
shop, Mrs i. l.. Strout proprietor,
opened Saturday.
Rev. ard Mrs. Thomas Van Ness
and G. F. Merriam and family are
at the Van Ness cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hutchings ar
rived from Bangor Saturday. MI.
Hutch.nes' friends are glad to know
he is improving in health.
Henry Shaw, jr., and family OF
Newton, Mass, are at Overlook cot
tage for the summer.
The DeWitte Lathrops have ar
rived at their home here, from Wind
ham, Conn.
The Miner Briens of Dayton, o."
arrived Saturday.
Mrs Elizabeth Deasy entertained a
card rartv Thursday for the Shop
ley Cieaves party of West Ringe, n.
H.
The Sands opened Wednesday with
shore dinner to large delegation
of the American Legion from How
land.
Mrs. Chelsea Bailey and children
and Mrs. John Locke, of Cincinnati,
O., are visiting their aunt, Mrs
George W. Allen
The knights of Pythias had a
memorial sermon Sunday in the
Methodist church. Rev Mr. Nutter
of Winter Harbor officiating. About
fifty Knights and Pythian Sisters
were present.
mrs. Bert Bickford and little
daughter Constance, of Winter Har-
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Mr. and Mrs. H. IVah Thomson of
Baltimore, with their son John, and
Miss Mary Sawyer of Jacksonville,
Fla, are at "Hillcroft,' for the sum
mcr.
MS Clara Hanna is gaining slow
~ from her severe illness
Mrs T K Lord, who has spent
the winter in Aver, Mass, is At home.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Carpenter (Mar-
iory Doyle) The young people are
with Mr.. Carpenters mother, at
West Sullivan.
MS. Georgia Robertson spent the
Weekend with her son Elwood's
family at their cottage in Winter
HarbOr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24
MY NE|GHBORS KNOW
HOW MUCH | SUFFERED

in the least bit it made me cry out
with pain. My digestive organs
were in terrible condition also and
caused me much suffering from gas
and constipation. l could never
get a good nights sleep, and morn
ings l just felt worn out to start
the day.
81 was never more surprised in
my life than l was at the wonder
full way in which l improved when
| began taking Karnak. In weeks
time I could move my arm without
pain. I am no longer bothered with
indigestion, gas or constipation,
sleep sound and restful at night and
feel like different person. | can
never praise Karnak enough for all
it has done for me-"
b.a.uak 5 sold in Ellsworth {
Clus veiy by A1eXander's Pharmacy; a
~ leading druggists in every town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24
Was Never More Surpris-
ed In Her Life Than At
The Way Karnak Help
ed Her, Says Monroe,
Me-, Woman.

Everyone now seems to be prais-
ing Karnak, the sensational new
medicine.
Mrs. A. G. Larby, of Monroe
Me-, who is very active in commu-
nifty affairs and wife of one of the
most extensive farmers in the dis
trict, declares:
"I couldn't do otherwise than
praise Karnak. Early last summer
my right arm became so painful
that I lost the use of it completely.
Every move l made was simply tor
ture. l couldn't pick up dust
cloth with it, and if l even moved
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24

HELPED My Boy"
"a Mother Writes

"Our eldest son, aged eleven, was
troubled with persistent Constipa-
ton until We began giving him
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24
Dr,'Ereg!eS Elixir

A very few doses righted him His
bowels became active and in a short
time Robert became regular and his
general health improved Mrs. o.
A. Close, Waltham, Mass. Only one
of many tributes to DR.. True's
Elixir,
The True Family Laxative
and worm expeller. Made OF pure
herbs, pleasant to the taste and
effective in correcting constipation
in u and young. Large sized family
bottle 81 %; other sizes 6Oc and 40c.
.euccesefuI,} used for oper 80 years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-06-24

Is Is q 2 ssssa
Evening star., 1925-01-14
PLANS FOR THRIFT WEEK
TO BE COMPLETE FRIDAY
General Committee Will Meet at
Campaign Headquarters
at 4 PM.

Final plans for the Thrift week
campaign Will be made at a meeting
of the general Thrift week commit
tee Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, in
thrift headquarters, on the ground
floor of the Transportation Building.
S29S31 Seventeenth street. The cam
paign Will be inaugurated Saturday.
The pay bills-promptly" committee
was called to meet at 2:30 this after
noon, in the rooms of the Associated
Retail Credit Mems Assocna ton, SOB
Seventh street. Two meetings We're
scheduled in the general headquarters,
the first of the demonstration booth"
committee. consisting of the women
who Will demonstrate thrift in. the
household, and the make a will and
safe Investments committee" at 4
o'clock.
w. J. Waller, chairman OF the Bank
day committee. has urged all banks
to cooperate in the thrift campaign
to decorate their banks to extend q
welcoming. hand TO strangers and to
take care of school children who will
visit them. Each teacher is TO select
some bank and arrange a time at
which the children may be received.
The Budget day committee is stress
ing the knowledge that budgets are
not ONLY for the apportionment of
money, but include the time feature
also.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Delicious Candies

Walnut Stuffed Dates, pound 39c
Reeds Butter Scotch Waters, pound Csc
Peppermint Potties, pound 33c
35c Nestie's Almond Bar. ar..............25 Csc
Jordan Almonds, pound .49c
Hershey Kisses, pound .............43 43c
Chocolate Cordial Cherries, pound. 39c
Horehound Drops, pound .25e
Planters Sailed Peanuts, pound 39c
Nanny Lou Home made Candies, pound, 49c
Evening star., 1925-01-14
|. v. N. S. OFFICERS
I. FOR 1925 ELECTED
Mrs. Whitman Cross Chosen Presi-
dent at Meeting of Board
of Managers.

The monthly meeting of the board
Of managers of the Instructive Visit
ing Nurse Society was held yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Franklin II.
Ellis. Mrs c. Brown Miller, second
vice president, presided in the alb
sence of the president, Mrs. Whitman
Cross.
Mrs. r. NJ. Kaufman, chairman Of
the nominating committee. presented
the report on nominations, anl The
following officers were elected for the
year of 1925: Mrs. Whitman Cross,
president; Mrs, q. Brown Miller, first
vice president: Mrs. Montgomery
Blair second vice president; Joshua
Evans, jr., treasurer; Mrs. Frank f..
Weeden, assistant treasurer, and Miss
Cora Barry, secretary.
The report of the nursing work for
December, 1924, showed a total of
1895 patients cared for and 6,669
visits made. This is an increase of
729 patients and lao visits over De-
cember. 1923. The inclement weather
Evening star., 1925-01-14
LABOR GLAD DAVIS
STAYS IN CABINET
Green Bespeaks Continued
Cooperation With A. F. L.
LaudS Secretary.

4 tribute to the work of the De-
partment of Labor and pleasure at
the announcement that Secretary
James J. Davis would retain his pos,
was expressed in "A statement issued
yesterday by President William
Green of the American Federation OF
Labor.
The statement is taken in labor
circles as one of dual significance. 1t
definitely sets a rest rumors that
John l.. Lewis, president of the
United Mine Workers OF America.
was in a receptive mood for the caoi-
net post and that movement was
on foot in labor circles to put him
il. Secondly, il had the effect of let
ting the public know that the new
administration of the American Fed
era tion OF Labor. content with the
way the Department of Labor, which
las more direct influence on or
ianized labor than any other depart
mcnt of the Government, has been
managed under Davis. is willing ana
even desirous of having the admin :
istration OF the labor bureau con-
tinue.
Trade Was Rumored.
From some sources the rumor
threw his strength to Green in the
American Federation of Labor guam
dary as to the successor of Samuel
1iompers that there was tacit
agreement to the effect that Green,
in turn. would swing, If possible, the
American Federation of Labor into
fayoring Lewis as successor to
Davis as Secretary o. Labor. Friends
OF Green and Lewis disavowed this.
on the ground that there was knowl-
edge that either one or the other de-
sired to continue work with the
miners organization. The Green
statement now removes all doubt
The statement was terse and to the
point. 1t stated that the advices that
Davis would be retained constituted
Z. recognition of the excellent serv-
ice which he has rendered during the
past four years.
1T was naturally expected that he
would be appointed by President
Coolidge, providing, of course, he de-
sired to remain as Secretary of La
bor." the statement continues.
THE relationship between Secre-
tary Davis. the Department of Labor
and the American Federation of La
bor has been of a cordial and salts
factory nature. ! am satisfied the
same friendly cooperation and re-
Iationship will continue"