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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

Huntington.-City Finance Commits
Sioner Ira C. Roe has begun the prepa-
ration of 1919 tax tickets at the city
hall. Eighteen thousand of these are
to be written by Mr.. Roe's staff. He
expects to have the task completed by
November /. Record Of capitation
taxes of the city omitted on the rec
.ords furnished by the county. Is now
being made on the books furnished the
city.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

Martins Ferry.-A Wheeling Oak
land Six touring car went over the EN-
bankment on the Colerail pike. east
OF Harrisville. when the steering ap-
paratus refused to respond. The ma
chine was travelling at fair rate OF
speed when the accident occurred
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02
West Virginia
News 49,


Charleston. - Misses Fannie and
-Jane Littleton. who have charge of the
country farm since 1868 with their ia
ther, the late Charles Littleton. except
In a portion of 1872, have rendered
their resignation to the county court.
They viii retire April / Of next year.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

untington-Harold FL. McDevitt.
who recently received his discharge
from the United States army, has ac-
cepted the position of teacher of pub
lie speaking at the Huntington high
school. Harry Wilson, who has held
this position, will devote his principal
attention to his duties as physical
director and coach. His class work
will be in the history department. An
nouncement of these changes was
made by Superintendent of Schools
Clarence l.. Wright.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

Charlestown.-The supervising arch
itect of the treasury department has
advertised for bills for the erection Of
the new government building to be
erected here on the site where the old
Jail stood. The old Jail building was
torn down last winter, and the location
has been ready for several months.
The amount appropriated by Congress
several years ago was $4,000.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

Huntington.-Just where the Hunt
ington post of the state constabulary
will be located is the subject of the
conference In Charleston between Col.
Jackson D. Arnold, state superintend-
.ent, and Capt. John Esque, commander
of Company B, of Huntington. Since
rifle ranges and cavalry drill grounds
are necessary, the post will probably
be established outside Of the city linn
Ats, it has been indicated.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

prepared by the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture.)
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

Characterization one-third of the
annual income of the state of West
Virginia is affected by the test suits
which were brought in the Kanawha
circuit court of the Eureka Pipe Line
Company representing the oil trans
porting companies, and the United
Fuel Gas Company representing the
gas companies Of the state on the re
Gently enacted oil and gas tax law.
The tax provided for in the act is u
two-cent per barrel on oil and a third
Of cent per thousand cubic feet of
gas transported in pipe lines for great
er than ten miles distance.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1919-10-02

Huntington.-On federal warrant
sworn out by federal officers, w. b.
Cross and ]. NJ. Bransky, Dr. e. j.
Gerard, of Clifton, w. Va, was ar
rested here as he stepped from the
train, charged with selling morphine
ON which no government tax had been
paid. 1t Is charged that Gerard sold
six grams of the drug to w. A. Smith.
who was picked up. By the federal off,
GERS on charge Of having the drug In
their possession.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
REMEMBER FEBRUARY ID AND 15 1.-THE C CASE AT THE PATRIOT THEATRE
Mis- Henry Has Retnrne4 i

Ths nrsny trr~n'ss /. sai-- iir'stss
Henry ale pleased 10 see hef back
Ia the eeanty again after . lev
uanths ysit wi1h ia3n sioIks, aud
will tsks np her ~ots ~ coooty
demonstration Egsnt amang tits
gifl~ and wnmea The Lrs; esui.
paign she wilt - isayor 10 out ~.
~iiI he tO organize poultry clros
among the Eiris aLd ~a,ueD Of tie
county. Ahe wants I'D gsfis be-
tween thu ages al ten to eighteen
and AV women to join their ciahs
and saIse thoroughbred poulgFy
We predict that she will haze 90
trouble in gettlsg these aetal.s'e.
a. The fact. has been tuIly demon
strated that II pays iar better To
raise thoroughbred poultry and stoea.
than ii does scrubs.
Miss Henry wss accompanied by
her mother, aud they sre nj rfaten,
iocs.ed at the the A l., Scott ,tsi.
dence on WeT College street
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
A Growing Auxiliary.

We are glad we csn say we xs'
gfesing not oalr ia nomaef ont 10
ssrsngth. We saoald try To MAKE
,bis q Banned year ia missions ~ ~
iesl q greater responsibility sEs se'
count of the Missionary Cen,rnary
the Efeass@s religious movement ai
the axs. aud VIE trust wr wili ht
able to acknowledge oaf steward
saip hy ths Payment "a the fiths
Our Adult Sacisty IL not 0nly
growing bat eas soan1 people AMI
Innior's under the splsndid leader
ship uf Mrs, leom aud Miss ieosg,s
l.se lonrs. accomplished sa much
ia the pasl pear, and took 80 much
Interest la their work. We belisvs
,hes havs the real missionary ~plr.
Ii. What IL there in liz. that 10
more worth whilsg
Shah w- ass all together by
prayer aud giving, through sacri'
dee. II ased be. aud consecrated ei'
tort. bring our Auxiliary tn the
highest standard al blessing and
-etyiee. during this y.sr, 1919
MRS. II. NJ FRECH.
snps. oi Publicity. Dickson. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
STATE EXAMINATION
FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS
IT, the pabIie School Teachers.

Our State Superintendent ol
putlio Instruction has nh,liisi III.
tha, lhe next Stlte exaniaation iur
\Isaehsrs wilt bt held March l3 and
a. 1918 II you rxrsct to teach
n.xl scar let HE .naist that you
take iis exsmioaIIon and get tan
the ginIe iist early Snp,. aher.
ri'I stated that the Jaly ssamlna.
ton wss too late lot those who Ell
peet - begin Rsching before Sep
tembe' ! 1919 hope that n" one
who derirss 10 teach III Diessou
County next summer viii wait for
the July examination
The Acts ot the General Assem-
bly, oi 1918 tiIsa tina p'arr at the
County seat oi each county. Let
me Ins,st that YOU be a, the school
building early on march i3lh and
i4th, as | ietl that thefe will be
plenty oi work tor You,
Very truly.
X h COki.EW.
... .......,....r . GGl4)44s2 .s9sml
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

On orx, Thursday night, trh.
ruafy !,I there vii be given In tte
schaes auditorium n musiCsl erhf
tainment by Mr., Jack Keeie a p.
tired vaudeville star. assisted rs
pupils of the school
Tbs proceeds derived hon tbs
entsttslanent will be used in psy
Ing fnr building a concrete wax ii
iront III the srhool property.
Everyone, sho possibly s'tn
should attend, for YOU VII mol t'iy
be assisting u worthy cause, bu! ~t'I
more than yet your money worth,
"A Mr. Keait Ia marvel in hls ila",
and Il .ute 10 please
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
INFLUENZA STILL
MApiNG 4 HARVEST

Uncle Alfred Gvimss. one q
the town oldest and mes, hight,
respected eelof~Si citiavns. died Al
bis eeme hese Friday. He was "a
yv#r es age,
Mrs, ssll Wiley, axed ia yeas.
died NJ hrt homs on rinry. Thar*,
day VI last week al influenza. Hes
rvmalns SER inferred Friday In the
sImmoas bufying ground In tbs,
section, shs u survived by hef
husband and several children.
Minnie. the Ii year old daughter
ef Mn. and Mrs. John Nicks af,rv
.sssfal dsss tfless~ II ssaa~ass
died at their home on Jones ,eyes
raesday, Her remains wsrr ia.
satved Wednesday afternoon Ia
Rock Church Cemetery.
- u y
Kate Booker, aged AZ years. died
al his home. ia West Dickson, ON
Thursdy morning oil las, week oi la,
ilI,anss-naeomaals, Hls remains
sefe laid 10 rest Ia Union Cemetery
SATURDAY mosning after funeral ser.
slces Al The home conducted by
Rev T. l.. Gregory He 10 sutviv.
I'd by pae brother, and tsn. s,s,srs,
~ j = II
Nike Wsleh. q highly respected
and prosperous farmer oi the Bea.
verdam creek nelghhorhood, In the
Fndrth dlsuiet, died Tuesday after.
noon, after few days ilines~ oi In
haents He ~ survived by a vile
and several children funeral ser,
vices wss held Wednesday alter
noon aud biz remains laid 10 re,
10 iHoinpA1u graveyard.
- - n
Mr., Curtis Oakley. sgsd 81 year,
died At hss home on Eas, college
Street. Dickson Thursday Of last
week oi ,uhe,eulns,s following an
attack ot inaaeass Hrs remain.
we're iptersi In Union Cemr,s,,
FRIDAY after funeral services q, ihs
home conducted by Rev John u
Holland He il survived by ~ils
and ak children, one snn, Joe. be
ing In France.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
WHITE BLufF irEMA

Mrs Bessie Clark has returned Il,
Nashville. alter a visit with rela
tlves here.
Miss Maude Chappell has return
ed from Nashville.
Mr, and Mrs. T. J, s,apletot
have returned from For, Mser. Fla
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. J johnson aud
daughter. Edna. oi Dickson. was
the guests OF relatives here sunday
Mrs. John Spann and daughte
have returned 10 Nashville,
Cyrus Osborn ia operating a nev
Spoke Factory a, Gum Spring. %
Chsrlo.,e Pike,
Mis. Mary T., stnars 10 here iron
Milwaukee. Wis. to spend the rr
mainder oi the winter,
Mr snd Mrs, jesse Peach ant
little daughter have returned IRON
Nashville.
Mrs, sslIie Woody, Of Dickson
was here last week,
nr and Mrs. J J Sledgs hav,
returned 10 Burns, after a Welt I,
the latiar's father. John Owens
Mr. and Mrs ] n. Joues. G.
Nashville, we're here recently
Mr.. ] II Rnmmit, oi klnss,n
Springs. has heeu visiting Mfs
Matte Whitfield
Miss Elhe Price waited Mr.. W
J Johnson at Dickson lasl week.
Miss Betty Feeble. !. hare th.
guest oi her brother. H-rbui
re#hie. ..
Mrs Jewe! BlIlsy has returned
10 Censev,lle
Miss Doll Jordan visited relsiiv'
a, Fla, Pond lSsi week
Jesse Peach ~ errcllong build
lng aud will in iew davs open NJ
a Bla ksmi.h shop ON Chsfioti.
piks. oap mite nH'h "a White B.uH
Perry Williams. aged n ysars
lied sunday, Jan ~ a, the bam'
II Heny Story death being caused
from Iai The d,y before as he
sas coming 10 White BInh from
Jones Creek lie fell ID the wagon
hs ga. ',ding ~. and wss fatal,
ia!ufied, only r-ssinias CONSCIOUS
ness l1ng enough 10 cav, ship hIi
rem s.t.s haeA to h,s home. q, kn,d.
0s!s- sH burial. Mr.. Williams
ga born and reared In Dickscs
conu,y bat i.f the pas, "a year
L had made his home in The wesi
AMI al the time os tlis death h@lnl
large and ownrs IA Oxlshoms
Hi wifr died is years ago Sarvlv
|,ag hin arv sour sons, Robert sn,'
t,asamhas Williams, oi Nashville;
J,s. pa and fsyetis Williams. oi
Oklahena.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
For Sale.

have Tor sate ten head ot good
voang wo,s horsAs and mules
Naa vii. io we ,o sce these tsams
n.tore huyirs and will sell for cash
" un tef'u- % suit purchasers.
a'~a. hsv- \ ! horse power
Fsfrhsass Aorris gasoline engine
Win sl. pumsing connections
,.a'i as rfw. Also, one i-aotse
aawer G~G nrr ass engine. See
Il. ~lmou Dtesson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
SCHOOL ENTERTAIN.
MEnT MAKES / 4Mf'

That toe city III Dickson hm sx-
csiIeas prospects i0t p@Tsonages ai
rare talent and ability In the the
aisical isne vas very plainly siuwn
| last Thursday evening ~ 0akulont
auditorium wien the msmhess III
she high schoo! presented an enter.
sainnsn, oi sind rarely ever seen
s4asa Dr given by any other amst-slt
troupe. The performance consisted
Ut swo plays, one act comedy
Ameriesn Beauties whleh sup.
plemsn,ed the main attraction. =
three act play entitled Daddy,
Although. the piss- ~~te asiie
simple the school IL 10 be com.
saend4d Tor their excellent prspa ra-
tt,sn snsi !, l- hap~rt that ,'1s tr'erSE
u 0aklnnnt may be favored rnan
ny another entertainment u . mofr
complex plot that will give say tof
further Advancement IN thr talents
tips the usulhrfs u the school
asse shown
In eomtneu, ON The Amsris an
Beauties il can be said that all
.f,'tfi@ v1tins Ii iiSa s6ttrsSFf tfisit
respective parts splsniidiy and
TIA, uau-aai Judgment sas shu xn
:! he seleciloa ai The cast- Mss
rs Mary Ai'en ,nd Aloe F,nl'es
hesl4i mai,rrTta, deserve sueetal
u, afila
Nj Willard Gl!ci.iau at cd In
he : Il ~ 'iNFiy "aHs' H. h. nd.
te spaad wllu an excessive sros,h
ot beard. -honiaeyed the joys and
sorrows Of hts family having \
nervous wife son ia college and
a dehntaute daughter. combined
With shs stllic,ious oi aunt Amelia
Tie latter part being portrayed by
Mlas Ruth l.om. who furnished
excitement thru out, Miss Kate
McMu,ry aud Mr. Frank Gatewood
IN the roles ot the leading char.
aeters. hnslly after tho former be.
ing bored 20 distraction by The
nudee around town and the latter
leading a Ioss life. presented the
customary love scene and lived
happily syerst,etwards.
Mr. ks.ts, retired vaudeville
star between acts furnished music,
| and that |, Sas highly appreciated
| Ta- shown by the hearty applause
Of the crowded house.
AMERICAN BEAU TIES"
cANI or CHARACTERS
! Marie dsprceating Ailcne frn,res,
iKa;f-uesllons .,.., Mary Allen
uarle, buesQue ... Sara Payne
| Anne ~-s,n aacipated Dollye SUES
Ress gushing Margaret Morrow
lEs,nor--eonven,ioual n i4sheth
Watson
DADDY
CAST u& CHARACTERS
Nh. Wrex Brown W Hard Coleman
Teddy Rrp n-hs- soa, ,., Walter
rrsutou
Paul Chester~--a Young doctor ..,
Frank Lakewood
fhamps n 1.-THE Brown butler -.
Iese.l Saith
Nr. Wttx brosn- 49,. Marguerite
Rayts
Nellie Brown her daughter Kate
NCNurry
Mrs Chester Mr. Arowns SISTER
Rnth lsom
lsne--,hr Brown cook Maize
stephens
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
Notes From the Red
Cross Workroom

'fhe iast Shipment ~ srtirfe.
from the Red Cso>s ~orsroom., IA.
ctudad IIii pairs 1s socss, "a -se.t.
ss.. ~ u shtch we're made ny 10"
Girls Aux,llar, ~ comforts Ei'~.
| II rrIufgee gsrpent. l?G p'upefti
.b4f4, J isprtea. r. suits NJ u'&sat'
w@ ,nd 45 pna,uges
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
CARD or ThAMkA

We desire to thank our friends At
Charlotte and DlckRon for the many
acts oi Kindness and assistance ten.
dered "a during the illness. death
and burial OF our precious little girl.
Juanlh Frnes,tre ~- Mr. aud Mrs.
Melvin lltrris
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
N. Z. Church,


SUNDAY February y. 1919
Sunday School s,s5 q. m.
b. =. MeCwasy supl.
Preaching ., II =, m. followed
by the administration oi The Lard
Supper. suhlsct M II T. M
Ba.ldins the Church !" Text Matt.
1918 Preaching At y. m.
A cordial nyissllon To Al, Come
praying aud expecting God's pr~s
ence mni power.
John n. Holland, Pastor,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

N. X. Church South. Dickson.
Tennessee.
Sunday Uchooi y.s5 q. IN, Preach
Ing / a. IA, and p. IN, sharp.
Prayer meeting ] p. M. Epwor,h
League q y. TN. every Sunday %1sn
ing. Lord supper every is, sun
day nj close ol preaching.
suang~ss and visitors cordially
invited 10 all sesvic.s. II you are
III call Cumberland Phone Nv
T. l.Gregory, Pastor,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
DO YOU EVER TRADE?

have a lew choice Milk Cows that you would be proud
One fresh will be frrsh soon Asa nice
brood and dfiv'ng Mares One driving Horse One nice
old Fie, all oi wh,ch choice property and viii
paw well TO own, il needed dispose of them
OF labor cond,on. pnce. reasonable and term.
Phone Charlotte Erehsnse 2s4 r SyIv. Team
A l.. MILLER
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

To all vho assisted us tn anY
way NJ all during The sietnsrs and
death oi our loving husbsud and
father words can only ie.hly ~.
press our sincere ihanhs and dep
gratitude Tor thu ssms --Mm. Joe
l. Nelson and Family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

Va take THE neans oi ,asnk.ns
oar trends and neighhors tor sact
aud every kIndnss. s!,ovu " sIncs
he loss oi cur hons ay ase. Hop.
ins yoa may oil be spared such mse
sssDns. ia The sincere desare ID M
and Mr. N l., Reed.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

Planted 10 the spring ot 1919.
'fipr bAfrtes ia fftAr atf a end.
tinuoas supply ol berries tor s,K
month. Plants ~ ca 100
harton's Creek NuFstt.5s.
Dickson. FERN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

All pnptl- who have books from
the Srhnnl Library are rsans stsd Ia
rAnrn them at once patvn, Teach
efs Association,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

Year old 9ilts bred to iurow in
March. also, male aud female pigs
3 20 Il months old, Ryrn & Speisht.
McEweh, Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07
Attention, Girls Auxiliary

An important business meeting
OF tn. Girls Auxiliary, A x C.
gil. bs .hsIa. Mass,tss Atsesn9ea.
F.h' 10. Al Ks,i Ctos- Headquarters
Z d clock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

For the bes, fertilizer get the
Globe. aald by r X Edward
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-07

Unels Alfred Gnmss. one ID
the sown oldest and mes, highly
respected ealasrsi citissns. died al
bis bone hefs Friday. He wAs IA
yvsrs et age.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13
LA JIRA DE
LOS FEOS
Continuation de. la pagina 1a.)

por la belleza de las imagines ora
torias.
81 almuerzo, que fue suculento,
concluyo las tres y media de la
tarde y a el asistieron las siguien-
ties personas:
Emilio de Motta, Manuel Fer
nandez Juncos, Abelardo de la Tia
ba, Segundo Cadierno, Antonio
Canbet, Pedro Bolivar, Ricardo
Casal, Manuel Gambler, Jose Dfaz
Carmena, M. Angelet, Fernando
Miron, Felix Suarez, Antonio Pc
rez, Isidro G. Luiia, Gregorio L6-
pez Falco, Zoilo Mtrias Conde, F.
Lopez, Ceferino Segundo, Manuel
Tomas Ivas, Leopoldo MARTINEZ,
Enrique Ruiz, E. Freiria, E. Frei-
ra (hijo), j. NJ. Lomba, Jose Con
zalez Padfn, Agustin Alvarez, Her
mimic MADEIRA, A. Lores, Matfas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13

Real, Fernando Dfaz, M. Perez
Blanco, Jose Fernandez Blanco,
Jesns Gonzalez, Laureano Fernan-
dez, Francisco Montoto, Luis Fer
nan!dez Blanco, Francisco Bolivar,
Rodrigo Rolais, Isidro Soil Ma
sip, Joaquin Perez, Mariana Mier,
Vicente Mendez, Jose Martinez,
M. A. Poupart, Gerardo Moledo,
Rogue Alvarez, Miguel Aguilo,
Manuel Carvajal, Juan Cuevas Pu
lido, Eduardo Villar, Rafael R.
Rcquero, Francisco Font, Pic Pc
rez, Antonio Rosello, Juan Suarez,
Federico Lauaa, Antonio Fernan-
dez, Ramiro Luengo, Rafael Fuer-
tes, Jose Ma. del Vale, Jose del
Llano, Victorio Ochoa y Perez, Be-
nigno Perez Martinez, Manuel Ca
rrera Jarrin, Rafael Guevara, Luis
Felix Martinez, Diego B.
Soto, Gerardo Portela, Ramon
Jose Valdes, Fidel Aceha,
Fidel Acena Canal, Enrique Rhiz,
Leopoldo Martinez, Baltasar Mo-
va, Juan Corbella, Jose>Barange,
Luis Veiga, Jose Novas, CUTLER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13
EDITORIAL
LO NAPLAZABLE

Ell Concejo Municipal tiene So
bre la mesa un proyecto de orde-
nanza del concejal Sr. Alvarez, es-
tableciendo reglas para ell trafico
de vehfculos entire San Juan y sus
barrios.
Los lectores de GEL IMPAIR
CIAL" conocen va ell trabajo a
que hacemos refe2encia, por ha-
berlo insertado nOsotrOs PerO 10
que no saben ellos al igual que
nosotros que tampoco 10 sabemos,
es por que pesar del tempo
transcurrido, el proyecto de orde-
nanza del concejal Alvarez CONT
MIA sobre la mesa o entregado a
alguna comisi6n que deba estu-
idiarlo para dar su mforme. Sc
trata de algo cuya urgencia no
puede negarse, y dispensaran los
padres del pueblo que les metamos
prisa.
Las guaguas necesitan una re
glamentaci6n que de al p1blico
ciertas garantfas. Pero no son
las guaguas solamente. Son los
AUTOMOBILES de alquiler y los par
ticulares tambi6n.
q No porque ciertos vehiculos no
esten consagrados al trafico p1-
blico, porque 10 manejen sus due
flos y 10 utilicen en- 10 que tengan
por conveniente, va permitfrseles
a estos que sc echen a la calle con
I'm coche que constituya una anne
naza pnblica.
Pero los autos de alquiler, no
solo han de estar en- condolences
de absolute garantfa para el ocu-
pante que 10 neeesite, en- 10 que a
seguridad personal Sc refiere, sino
que.el pasajaro ha de tener tam
-s.s-ss~
redo que no se le explote, .cobrais.
dole capr.ichosamente, tarifas ar-
Eitrarias, no en- relaci6n con Ia
distancia que tenga que recorrer
el vehfeulo, 81 no en- vista de la po-
siMe competencia que el chauffeur
pueda temer.
Cuando a determinadas horas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13

del dla de la noche, hay pocos
AUTOMOBILES parados en- Ell punto,
el precio de una carrera Ell auto
m6vil adquiere proporciones po-
co menos que fabuiosas.
Contra ese exceso hay que aph-
car la repression municipal por
medic del articulado de una orde-
nanza que establezca clara y ex-
presamente, 'el precio que los
chaaGtenrs puedan cobrar por un
viaje.
En- San Juan, ell auto de- alGui-
Ter es un lujo inusitado. Una
persona que necesite con relativ;s
frecuencia utilizar un auto, 10 que
debe hacer es comprar uno que lie
saldra mas barato asi.
Los de alquiler tienen un pre-
clio prohibitivo y ESQ hace que es-
ten mas tempo parados Ell ell pun
to que trabajando, como fuera me-
jor para todos.
Habana es una ciudad cara, Y
Habana tiene autos, baratos y
buenos.
Por una carrera sc cobra una
peseta, Y las distancias en- la Ha-
bana, son mucho mayores que
aqu1.
PerO ALI han comprendidO su
negocio los dueilos de vehiculos,
cosa que aqui no ha ocurrido to-
davfa. ALI no Sc trata de esquil-
mar al publico; pero va que aqui
sc nos quiere tratar todos como
81 fueramos turistas, bueno es que
la corporation municipal establez-
ca la debida Recommendation para
que no este el pablico merced de
Jas genialidades de los chduffeuws,
-.-4'-,a-.--.'.. go
|derredot y Sc eneuentran solos sc
Green que es llegada la ocasion de
sacar por un viaje 10 que puede
valer el vehlculo que tan lamen-
,tablemente administran.
Contra ESQ es que viene, que ha
de yenir, que es precise que venga
la RECOMMENDATION municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-13

Entusiasmado por la bondad de
las carreras que anunciaban los
tpr0gramas para el domingo por la
tarde, dfa IL de enero, fui al hi
.podromo mas temprano de 10 que
acostumbro.
A una milla y un octave era la
.distancia que iban a correr en- la
primer carrera, los caballos Ed
die Polo, Patria, Dandy, Gloriana
" Julepe. Estos cuadraron, y al
la cinta salieron dis
putarse. el premio. En- la segun-
|da vuelta ell Eddie pas0 a todos
sus contingencies, y aunque Patria
quiso pasarle, no 10 consigui0, lie
gando por consiguiente en- segun-
do lugar con un record de 2-15 / 5
minutes, para pagar en- la banca
de descarte $067 por peso. Eddie
hizo Ell primero en- 2-15 y pago
en- primera, $0S3
La segunda era a la misma dis
tancia que la anterior, y tomaban
parte los cuadr1pedos Tibidabo,
Teeto y Andslucia. La salida la
Icogio don Tibi, ell que corri6 delan-
te todo ell trayecto perseguido por
Andalucia, quien Sc creia que don
Tibi Sc quedarla en- la segunda
vuelta por debilidad en- las pa
tas. Pero, amigo, este diablo de
Tibidabo tiene siete vidas como
Ell cato, y asl nos 10 demostro en-
esta carrera, que no obstantc ha-
berle dado por mucrto, Sc pTesen-
to hoy Ell Ia pista para alcanzar
ell primero Ell % minutes, pagan
do EN- la banca de princra 81. Il
Andalucia cogi6 su scgundo Ell
2-3 ! 5 minutos y page en- la ban
ca de segundo 1926.
En- la tercer carrera $50 me
tros rivalizaban los media sangrf
Yara, Margarita, Liberty, Lieja
Marianela y Lebrel. Fin esta ca
rrera gano quien debfa ganar. Ii
berty con un record de 1-6 3I5
pagando en- primera $0.33. Mar
rarita corri6 detras de Liberty
.asta que por la segunda curva fu'
alcanzada por Lebrel, que lleg(
segundo en- is 4 5; pagando Ell
segunda $0.98.
| La cuarta carrera a $50 metros
Sc componia de Now Then, Sirens
Cazador y Titania. All darse Il
| salida cl New Then cogio la de
lantera perseguido muy de cerci
por Titania, y por la primera- CUE
iva eSra 1nrento pasarlef pero er
Iese momento Elliot levanto el Ia