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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23
JOSE vnAsEcA

Fallccio on su rcsidcncia de Quay.
uaho - schar jose NiIaecra. mnv
conocido on San Juan. dondc gozaba
dc generates simpatias.
El schar Vilascea. fut IN ctcelen
tc amigo buen padre Dc familia y
su muerte ha edo muy scntlda en- u
Capital
Enviamos a los deudos del fnado.
nucstro pcsame mas scntido
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EspectaculOs
CINE TRES sAEDERAs
Dos Tandas

Estrcno IL "a sclccta production cn
cinco parties. del gcuero dramatico ,
comico marca Pathc. intcrprctada por
Clara kimball WouuR titulada I'm
postorcs burlados"
Estreno del sexto episode de Jos
l5 que ticnc Ia super scrie marca u
the por Ruth Roland ) George Iarkin
tltulada "El pacto dc los tres"
Dcsde Il martcs - dc agosto se
cmpczara cxhihir eu las dos tandas
La Ratcra RolampaRo". por Pearl
White. dos cnisodios rcllcnos comi
eos auales a. actualidad
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NFORMACION GENERAL
vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

Ell vapor "Legazpi'' Iegara nues-
tro puerto hacia ell dia 25 de este mes,
en- viaje para Las Palmas, Cadiz y Bar
celona.
Admite carga y pasaje para los puer-
tos de su ruta.
FL vapor "Monserrat" llegara a
este puerto ell dia 20 de este mes en-
viaje para Habana, Colon, Curacao y
Puerto Cabello, etc.
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TENIDA BLANCA

La Resp. Logia "Luz de oriente
de Yauco, nos dispense atenta invita-
cion para la Tenida Blanca que cele-
brara ell pr6ximo microbes, en- celebra-
cion de su noveno aniversario.
Agradecemos la invitaci6n.
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PASAJE

Sc Gambia uno del vapor "Brazos"
en- primera del viaje del treinta de es-
te mes por otro pasaje del "Brazos"
ell "Coamo" que salga a fines de
agosto proximo.
Informara Joaquin BORRERO COR
DERO. Advt
Telefono 49, Bayam6n, p R.
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oTRo ALAMBIoUE EN- FAJARDo

La policia del distrito de Fajardo ocu-
po un alambique propiedad de Federi-
co Aguiar, residente en- la calle Cells
Aguilera, de aquella poblacion.
Tambien fueron ocupados cinco me-
dias botellas de ron.
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LOS TABAQUERos EMPEZARAN
A TRABAJAR Ell VIERNES

FL proximo viernes empezaran a
trabajar los tabaqueros de la Porto
Rican American Tobacco Go. que Sc
encontraban en- huelga.
Sc cree que mas de $4,000 trabaja
dores volveran al trabajo, despues de
seis meses de paralizacion.
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CINE REAL
Dos Tandas

Episode o del "Pacto o. Tres" por
Ruth Roland y 81 audaz Metralla. r.
acompaua a este cnisodio "a scuiimen
tai production Pathe cn cinco partes
ia hucrfanita dcl Circo" por "a nj
mazda del puhlro Maria Oahordc Ra
yto a. SolJ
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UNA QUEJA

fEl senior Juan Antonio Quihones, de
Santurce, Sc queja pdr nuostro conduc-
to de los desordenes que dice ocurren
con frecuencia en- uR cafetin de Ia pa
rada 16 nos supltca lamar la aten-
cion de la policia para que corriia ol
NAL que denuncia.
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g. a.; MiBurtalgA
TRIBUNAL SUPREME

Leidas las minutas de la session an
terror, fusron aprobadas Sc vieron
las acusaciones siguientes:
aaa Amelia Marrero VS.. Maria Fordechm
viuda de Boerbia, por fliacion y recla-
maci6n de herencia. Sc afrm6 la SEN
tencia del Tribunal de Distrito de Pom
ce del veinte de diciembre del 1917.
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
Secci6n Segunda
Jose Merced, dos acusaciones por' es-
calamiento en- primer grado. Suspend
do.
Adela Aruty VS.. Federico Dimas, por
divorcio. Sc concedi6 a la demandan-
te una prorroga de seis dias para pre-
rsntar alegatos.
Banco de Puerto Rico, sustituto por
Joaquin Moreno, por cobro de dinero.
Sc dispuso que Sc citase al senior Ma
nuel Muiioz para que comparezca el
dia veinte y nueve de Agosto las nue.
We de La mahana, expidiendose manda-
miento al Marshal de Humacao para
- que haga al senior Mufoz la notifca-
cion correspondents,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23
NO Sc NEcEsITAN PERMIsos

Comunican de- DepaTtamento de In.
migracion que los reglamentos para via
jar han sido enmendsdos con motive
de la termination de la guerra, y so
lamente necesitaran sacar permiso para
abandonar la isla, los extranjeros ma
turales de naciones enemigas Il hosti-
les las naciones a,iadas.
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Ell COCO DE PUERTO RICO EN-
SANTO DOMINGO

e. Gobierno de la RepIbIca Domi-
nicana ha prohibido la Importation de
cocos de Puerto Rico debido que exis-
te en- esta isla la enfermedad del CO.
cotero conocida con ell nombre de "bud
rot" segun dice la disposition dicta-
da al efecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23
JARRos DE LECHE QUE Sc DERRA
MAN,-ACCIDENTE DE AUToMo
VII Y CAIRO DE CABALLoS

Los vecinos de las inmediaciones dc
la parada veinte, de Santurce, han Ia
mentado que la leche que conducia un
caro- de caballos con des.ino al senior
Jose Garcia Acevedo, de Puerta dc Tie
IRA, Sc haya perdido ell gran parte. FL
carrero que conducia los caballos. para
tener mas mala suerte. sufrio una fucr
te confusion en- la pierna derecha te
niendo a. ser curado en- la sala dc soco
rros FL accidente Sc debio a que el ca
rro que conducia el precioso 1quido tu-
vo una collision con ell automovil del
sefior Antonio Castro dc San Juan.
en- ell que actuaba de chauffeur el
joven Severe Calzada. Sc perd aron
unos ocho litros de leche. FL policia
Ludovico Acosta, que practice la inves-
tigacion del case. informa que el due
no del auto. sefior Antonio Castro So
comprometio a pagar al carretero los
dafos ocasionados. Han declarado los
tsetigos Marcelino Cruz. Dolores Agosto
Pedro Pizarro.
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Sc VENDE:-Casa de concrete en-
Santurce, parada veinte y seis, calle
San JOSS. Para informes dirijase J..
B. Circuns, oficina de Correos, San Juan,
Puerto Rico. Advt.
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CENTRAL BAYANEY"

Ha sido archivada en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva una certiicacion de la cor
poracion Central Bayaney', de Are
cibo, creditiva de haber terminado de
ingresar ell capital social autorizado de
dicha corporation ascendente a $780,
600.
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TRASLADo DE oFICINA

Ha sido registrada y archivada en-
la Secretaria Ejecutiva una certifca-
cion del acuerdo tornado por la corpo-
racion Cash Sales Co., autorizando ell
traslado de la oficina principal de la
misma, de la casa No. de la Gale
Stahl a la No. % de la Gale Conner
clio.
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PREsIDENTE Y SECRETARIO

Han sido elegidos Presidente y Sc
cretario respectivamente, del "Club
Unitario Puertorriquefo de San Pedro
de Macoris', los sefores Lie. Godofre-
do Canine Alfredo Ortiz.
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GRAN DEsAF1o DE BASE BALL

Ell pr6ximo domingo Sc llevara a ofec
to en- los terrenos de la liga de la Uni
versidad un gran desafio de base ball.
que promote quedar muy refido. entire
las novenas Rio Piedras Y "Fajar
do"
FL desafio empezara a las tres dc Ia
tarde.
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CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas

Matinee y noehc Estrcuo dol ~
episodio. de "a las mayaa de Ia in
triga" "El racto" ror Francis \
Bushman = Bcrvcly Bayne
Manana. LA hiia de Va icmpeaiad"
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ABANDoNAN Ell TABLADo

Los celebrates artistas .dramaticos
sefiora Evangelina Adams y Gerardo
Nieva han manifestado su proposito
de retirarse del Teatro. Santo Domingo
es ell iiltimo pals, en- donde ofreceran
la pureza de su arte.
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TEATRo BELro0RArH
Dos Tandas

Bcpriso dol arandioso drama inter
pretado por q popular arteta Dou
glas Fairbanks Arizona III rundo
nor Militar'
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sALIDAs DE SAN JUAN

Ell vapor "Santo Domingo, con car
ga para San Pedro de Macoris.
FL Fort RUSSELL, con carga de tran
sito para Londres, Inglaterra.
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UNA RENUNCIA

Por ell Concejo Municipal de LOLA,
lie ha sido aceptada la renuncia del
cargo de Conceal de dicho Ayunta-
miento al sefor Manuel Calderon Ca
rrion.
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rEATRo vARrEDADEs. BAYAMoN
Dos Tandas

Esta nochc So proycefara IA her
mosa pelicula titulada Entire rasos
cropcl"
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UN ALAMBIouE EN- YABUcoA

La policia ocupo un gran alambique
propiedad de Adrian Cintron
Cintron Sc dio a la fuga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23

La goleta Virginia, con carga dc
st. Thomas.
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LLEGADAs A PONCE

La "Hevetia" con MADEIRA dc ST. An
drews, Florida.
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CINE DEL PARQUE
Dos Tandaa.

III drama especial para ios misrcoiss.
intcrprctado por Charles Rsy soIte
70 Empoderuido Ademas a. IA c6miea
Don Pepito en- Paris"
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CINE HABANA
lMHW
Dos Tandas.

Episode 2 de LAS mailas d. "a
Intrigas" Noble lmpostura". por
Frank Bushman
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CINE IMPERIAL
Dos Tapdaa

Hoy cs 81 dia gratis para ias damaf.
La colossal production en nuevs acfos
III Coraz6n de IA Humankind
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IN VEGA BAJA

Encontrara ustsd ''EL MUNDo" sn
81 Cafe Central. a. Gonzales y Cano.
Plaza Jose T. Mater. Aavl
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CINE NORMA


Estrcno del drama Amor supreme
dolirio' por IA gentn Mac CASTOR.
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La vida en- ell Puerto

INFORMATION DE LA ADUANA
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LLEGADAs A SAN JUAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-23

PRECIOs DE SUBSCRIPTION
S4.o0 AnO. $50.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09
EAST KENOCKEE

Revival meetings are now being held
at the Allen church. Everybody is UT.
gently invited to attend. Rev. MilIaId
Pastor.
Alvin Morgan and wife, of Port HUI
ron, and Wagner Earl Grant, of Camp
Custer, spent New Years at Thomas
PERKINS,.
John Brintnell has returned home
after few days visit with his father at
Bay City.
Lauren Martin and wife spent New
Years with Darius Dillree and wife at
Avoca.
George Menzie and family spent Sun
day with frank Rabidue and wife at
Ruby.
The Misses Emma and Bertha Wahl
and their brother John have returned to
Saginaw after spending the holidays
with their mother here,
Thomas Perrin and Albert Morgan
were in Port Huron Thursday on bus
mess.
Fred Oatman and family, of Avocsr
were over Sunday callers at Ohm Brint.
nell's.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09
ROSEBURG

The Red Cross Society met on Thurs
day.
Harold McCauley spent the week end
at his home in Avoca.
Ralph Herbert and family have re-
turned from visiting friends in Canada.
Stephen Hunt spent New Years at
Port Huron.
Anna Wood was at Peck on Saturday
Mrs. Geo. Mckenzie is visiting at
Port Huron.
Cora Kennedy. of Yale is visiting
friends near here.
Mrs. Cliff Hughes of Yale is visit
ing friends east of town.
Mrs. Arthur Moore was at Sandusky
on Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Hunt, Mrs. Randall and
Mrs. Wark spent Saturday at Port HUI.
ron.
Mrs. Wood and daughter Anna spent
the holidays with relatives at Brown
City and Port Huron.
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LOCAL FARMERS TO
GET NITRATE
Government to Sell Nitrate for Fertilizer
Through County Agents.

Government to Sell Nitrate for Fertilizer
Through County Agents
Washington, ID. C.-Notice has been
given to g. l.. Brody, County Agricult-
ural Agent. for st. Clair County, that the
U. ). Department of Agriculture will
sell at cost supply of nitrate of soda
10 farmers in st. Clair County.
The nitrate will be sold under the au-
thority of the Food Control Act and
subsequent legislation relating thereto.
The price will be $Sl00 ton, free on
board cars at loading points or port.
Farmers are to pay III addition fries hit
to their shipping points.
HOW TO OBTAIN NITRATE
Application for a part of the nitrate
bought by the government will be re-
ceived only from actual farmers or own
ers or holders of farms for use on their
land. and may be made through County
Agent Q. l.. Brody or any member of a
local committee consisting of Albert
Tosch, Capac; William Wursell, OF Far.
go; or Zimmerman Bros, Marine City.
No money will be required with the
application, but upon notice from the
authorized representative of the Depart.
ment of Agriculture, farmers who have
signed applications must deposit with
local bank, association, or individual,
designated by the secretary of Agri
culture to act as the farmers agent for
that purpose, money to cover the cost
of the fertilizer except the freight
charge. In practically every case the
money will be paid to County Nitrate
Distributor designated by the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Nitrate will be
shipped to distributors on sight draft
with bill of lading attached. Distrib u
tors will pay drafts, take up bills of lad
ing, collect money from farmers, and
distribute nitrate to farmers. Arrange
ments have been made to secure large
quantity of nitrate, and it is believe d
that all reasonable requirements can be
met.
Application blanks can be secured
from any member of the above CON-
mittee or from the County Agrioultur-
al Agent, Port Huron, Michigan, and
all applications must be in the hands
OF the committee Oh or before January
%, 1919
sodium Nitrate coatains 10 per cent
Nitrogen and, being soluble in water, it
il immediately available and cousti-
tu,es the cheapest and most efficient
source of this element. For further i'm
formation and particulars, write County
Agricultural Agent, or. Huron, Mich.
igan.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09
BROCKwAY

Jean Hodgins has returned home af-
ter weeks visit with relatives at
North Street.
James Gathergood spent New Years
with relatives in Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly were Yale
business callers Tuesday.
The Brockway school opened Monday
after two weeks of holidays.
Raymond Marcott has returned after
a visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
Wilks and Mrs. Hodgins.
Word has been received here of the
death of William Quaine. He died in
q hospital In France. He always lived
here until couple of years ago when
he went to Detroit with his mother,
Mrs. Carrot Qusine, and his sister.
The Misses Mclean have returned
to Detroit after spending the holidays
with their parents here.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09
January Jurors.
Bert Mcdonald, City {

Below is q liss of the petit jurors Sc
lected to serve at the January term OF
the Sanilac county circuit court
Argyle, Tom Ii. Robinson
Austin, John sSommerville
Buel, John +. Bennett
Bridgehamton, VIM. Brown
Custer, Thomas Trigger
Delaware, Harvey Cummins
Elk, John Miller
Evergreen, Chas. +, Nudge
Fremont, James cunningham
Flynn, John. Duckworth
Forester, Thomas Barr
Greenleaf, Duncan III. McColl
Lamotte, VIM. Griffin
Lexington, Henry Frostic
Maple Valley, Arthur Steinhoff
Marion, George Alexander
Moore, Charles Blashill
Minden, Joseph Fisher
Speaker, Henry Moran
Sanilac, VIM. Cutler, ST.
Worth, Richard Hobson
Wheatland, Samuel Flanagan
Croswell, VIM. Miller
Sandusky, Peter Carter
Brown City, Sherman Bancroft
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q LHpERWN000 ~.


dore Roosevelt, twenty-sixth pres
ident of the United States, who died
at his home on Sycamore Hill will
be laid to rest without pomp or
ceremony in Young's Memorial ceme-
terry in this village He will be buried
on a knoll overlooking Long Island
sound, plot which he and Mrs.
Roosevelt selected soon after he left
the White House.
In the words of the clergyman
who will conduct the funeral service,
Americas most typical American"
known In every corner of the earth,
will go to his grave as quiet,
democratic. Christian country-gentle'
man, beloved by his neighbors."
At request OF Mrs. Roosevelt no
flowers will be sent. The altar will
be decorated only with laurel placed
on It for the Christmas season. Also
in conformance with Mrs. Roosevelts
wishes. there will be no music and
no eulogy, but only the simple SER
vice of the Episcopal church, con.
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. George E.
Talmage.
ouentin's Death Hastens End.
Cable messages and kilograms of
coincidence, not only from fellow
countrymen of high and low degree.
but from distinguished citizens of
many nations were pouring into
Oyster Bay by the hundreds. All
express heartfelt grief at the passing
of a great man and deepest sympathy
for Mrs. Roosevelt, always devoted
to her distinguished husband, and
one of his most trusted advisers.
The widow is bearing up bravely
under the shock of his sudden death,
coming so soon after that Of their
youngest son, Lieutenant Quentin
Roosevelt, who lost his life in a bat
tie with a German airman last July.
The death of Colonel Roosevelt is
believed by the physicians who at
tended him to have been fastened
by grief over Quentin's death, cou-
pied with anxiety over the serious
wounds suffered by Captain Archie
Roosevelt, while fighting in France.
He was proud of his soldier sons
and their herolsm but he was a de-
voted father and he grieved for the
one who gave his life for his country
as well as for the other who was
wounded. He hid his suffering from
the world however, in hope that he
might set an example for other faith
ers and mothers who had given their
sons to the nation.
To the last Colonel Roosevelt had
been preaching "Americanism" and
few realized that his health had been
shattered. IL was believed that the
rugged constitution which had stood
him in such good stead through 10
many years Of strenuous" life would
not fail him and that he would re-
gain his usual health. His messages
of late, however had been delivered
through the medium Of editorials or
public statements instead of as adj
dresses.
Even to his neighbors In Oyster
Bay It seemed impossible that life
had ended so suddenly for the
Rough Rider hero OF Spanish war
days; the statesman, who as COVER
nor OF New York and president, had
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welded the big stick" so fearless
ly; the big game hunter of tropical
jungles; the citizen who preached
preparedness long before his coun.
try entered the world conflict
Apparently neither Colonel Roose.
Welt nor his wife had any foreboding
that death would so soon still his ac-
tive mind and body. 1t was only
that Mrs. Roosevelt sent a letter to
Charles Stewart Dawson, chairman
of the general citizens committee
appointed to welcome returning sol
diers in New York, announcing that
the colonel would accept the honor.
airy craftsmanship of the committee.
Rheumatism has invaded Colonel
Roosevelt's right hand" wrote Mrs.
Roosevelt, $50 he wants me to write
that he has telegraphed his accept
ance. This note is to assure you
that he will be at your service by
spring time"
1t was at STA o'clock Monday
morning that the former president
died painlessly. Death was due di.
rectly to blood clot in one lung, the
result of infiammatory rheumatism.
Put out the light, please" were
the former presidents last words.
They were addressed to his personal
attendant, James Amos, a young
Negro, who had been in his service
since he left the White House and
who was sitting at the foot OF his
bed.
Some time later Amos noticed that
the patient was breathing heavily
and became alarmed. He left the
room to call the nurse who had been
summoned from Oyster Bay. When
they returned Colonel Roosevelt had
breathed his last.
They called Mrs. Roosevelt, the
only member of the family who was
at home. There had been family
gathering Christmas day, but as no
alarm was left over the colonies
condition, the children who were
able to spend the holiday with their
parents had gone to different parts
of the country.
Cable messages were sent to Ma
| jor Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., and
Captain Kermit Roosevelt, who are
in service in France, and kilograms
to Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, to Cap
tain Archie Roosevelt, who left with
his wife for Boston, where his faith
er-in-law died Saturday. and to Mrs
Ethel Derby, who is in Aiken, s. O.
with her two children.
Mrs. Roosevelt telephoned to hel
husbands cousin, Colonel Emler
Roosevelt, New York, Who started
Immediately for Oyster Bay and tc
the colonels secretary. Miss Jose
phine Stricken, who also was in New
York.
Colonel Roosevelt was visited
twice last evening by DR.. J. A. Fal
Ter of this village. At 10i30 o'clock
when the second visit was made. the
patient explained to the physician:
'T felt as though my heart was
going to stop beating"
DIR. Faller had no reason to be
lieve, however, that Mr.. Roosevelt
was in any immediate danger. 81
certain was he that this was true
that Mrs. Roosevelt and the nurse
] retired.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09

Moved by Fead supported by Mclh-
tyre that the report or the COMMITTEES
on the purchase OF Elmwood cemetery
Ue accepted Motion carried.
he following resolution was intro.
duced by aid, Fead;-
RESOLVED; That 1t is the opinion OF
the Common Council OF the City OF
\ ale, that 1t is To the best interests OF
me City 10 own the property known as
Elmwood cemetery; therefore be it
FURTHER RESOLVED: That the City
VI Yale purchase, for the consideration
vi seven hundred twenty five dollars
1878 00), all OF the right, title and inter-
est OF the present owners, Jesse A. hap.
ley and the John Holden Estate, in tht
property known as Elmwood cemetery
located in the south west qnarter az OF
section ten Q0l, township eight (S) u,
range fourteen 14J g, county of st.
Clair, state of Michigan, with the ex-
ception of lots now sold and decided.
Moved by Fead, supported by Eilber
that the above resolutions be adopted
as read. Eilber, Elston, Fead,
Bright, Mcintyre. Nsys-None. Mo-
ton carried.
On motion. Council adjourned.
Rert MoDonald Civ Clerk.
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ture declare that the situation is al
ready critical and threatens to become
very serious If the country continues
to be drained Of It's meats. Hogs fur
nish meat more quickly and cheaply
than other stock can; the meat short
age, therefore, can most readily be
met by swine production.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09
January 6, 1919

Council met in regular session,
Mayor Wharton presiding.
Aldermen present - Bright, EilbeT,
Eston, Fead, Mcintyre.
Minutes of last regular and special
meetings read and approved.
Moved by Mcintyre and supported by
Elston that the following bills, approx
ed by the finance committee, be allow
ed as read.-MotIon carried.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09

Those wishing to purchase Bible
or any religious book for Christmas
gifts will llud it willapay to call at G.
h Caswell's home on Mary street. as
have large stock of Oxford Bibles
and TestamentC on hand. Will make
liberal discount of 10 per cent on
any that have in stock.
Z. E. CASWELL, Yale, Mich.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-01-09
SELLING BREEDERS FOR MEAT
Officials of Department of Agriculture
Declare Situation Threatens to
Be Serious.

Breeding stocks of hogs are being
depleted by the selling off Of breed
ing animals for meat, the prices of
fered for pork on the hoof and the
high cost of feed leading many crow
ers to take this step. Officials OF the
United States department of agrlcul-