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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11

talento, discretion amor AZ pr6gimo
puede rcalizar nGlagros, aun On pueblos
que no esten en- perfeeta eondici6n de
dirigir sus propios asnntos
tC6mo debe entenderse9 sinmpre que
Sc la emplee con dn fin bueno, rcspon-
dera buenos rsultados. ST aplieamos
su fuerza moral proyectos Que &c.
ben benefeiar al pueblo, Ia ycntaia de
su 6xito sera para todos Y no sola-
monte para aquellos que los conciban,
pues el bien que Sc siembia da frutos
para todos. ST Ia iniciativa es de pura
tendeneia personal, egoista, sin otro
fin que d'sarrollar un plan de lucha
individual para obtener individuales
exitos, benefeiara al individuo con de.
trimento de sus sent 'jantes; pero estos
llegaran a saber que eierciendo igual
derecho y con un prop6sito de eomln
interfs, pueden. destruir e inonopolio
por el individuo ereado someterlo
una raz6n de iusticia dc que hizo POGO
case y sin la cual toda iniciativa haec
un trabajo que el tempo utiliza para
Ia humanidad, aun cuando el individuo
10 crey6 d. su exclusive manejo pa
ra su exclusive prosperidad Y fclici
dad.
En- Ia lueha de Ia vida, la di6cultad
no consiste en- hacer cl trabajo, sino
en- pcnsar 10 que es Y como {, be We
rificarse. Tai es la iniciativa en- su mas
rudimeDtario origen. Por ESQ, ella la
leyantado los pueblos quf fantasean
la iniciativa cs Urn razonamiento antes
que un moyipIiento: la practica de las
ideas es juiriosa gimnasia que hace de
Ia iniciativa una pot ntc fucrza de crea
ci6n I'm este concepto,- Alemania es
"a maestro, Y 10 ha dcmostrado, en- la
| presonte guerra en- qlse. ha tenido que
puIltiplicar su potencialidad -creadora
para aplicarla la lucha monstruosa
sostenida con las mas habiles. nacio.
mes, que ahovaron en- sus inmensas Gu
mas, Ia cria maravillosa d. todas las
grandes ideas.
Tn hombre sin iniciativas es un de-
bill. Tn pueblo sin inieiativa es un
pobre paria. I'm gobierno sin inieistiea
es una carga insoportable bajo cuyo
peso quedm extranguladas todas las
elias sociales. Ese hombre necesita es
trignina, hierro, sangre. Ese pueblo ne.
cesita passion, heroismo, ideales. Ese
gobierno necesita renovation en- cual
quier forma EN- que la humanidad .debe
exigirla, c1mpliendo su mandate de
trabajo Y progreso.
Fl alma social es un heterogeneo con
juuto do fuerzas mentales, La inicia.
tiva las mucve feeunda. Sin ella, Ian
guida y perezosa, vive como una fa-
milia cnfrma que hubiere perdido pa
IA siempre el vigor, el calor, La acti
vidad, la pcrsonalidad espiritual
en- una pavorosa tristisima postra-
ci6n. Cuando los hombrcs o los puc-
bios Ilegan este grado dc inacci6n
y Reorganization fisica Y moral, Sc
explica el suicidio que Sc llama eaten
tado la vida'' ell suieidio que Sc
llama "fcvolucion". En- una u otra for
ma la del individuo' o la del pueblo
Ia reacci6n puede ser La mucTte el
remedio Ia vida: soluciones ignaks pa
ra, IA naturaleza Y, por 10 tanto, neec
sarias a la humanidad. & Str
Felix MATos BERNIER.
Ponce, Mario dc 1920. =
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La maravillosa fuerza de Ia iniciatiya

IL
Esta palabra !" inieiativa'' con toda
su aparentc suavidad, con toda su SEN
cillcz ritmiea. cs una dc lbs mas elo
cuentes del vocabulario castellano. Gra
maticalmente, no es una expression que
pueda considerarse con mas importan-
cia que otra. signifca aceion, prop6-
sito, proposition de algo, tendencia a
haeer algo con determinada proridad
etc.
Pro no estamos en- tiempos en- que
"a .gfamatica decida por 81 sola de Ia
trascendcncia de las palabras. La teo
ria grainatical no tiene en- la vida CO.
rricnte. tanto interes como la apliea.
cidn de las ideas a la rcalidad.
. La iniciativa es un impulse 6tieo,
abstracto, pero de un vigor incompa-
able
la inieiativa es un principle dc lu.
cha, que da al factor que la desarroIla
un valOr real de gran trascend ncia en-
las actividades de la vida.
La iniciatisa es mas que el misno
csfuerzo, pues que sin ella cl tsfu,rzo
pnedel, rFducirse . simple est4vil ac
ei6p material.
vi gpn prcgreso que ma ,rcalzado
New York IA mas. caracferistica de las
eipdades del mundo, Sc debe la ini.
eiatiya.. Esta faepltad del pueblo amc
ricano 10 ha levantado al niwldel pro.
stfso que Europa ha ycnido desarrolan
do haee sigIos, en- una lenta elaboration
Dc ideasfy actos que erfaron su gran.
dcaa gn Las artes, en- Ia ciencia en-
todos los 6rdenes dc la vida civiea
Hay que rendir armas ante las mi.
ciatiyas dc AIemania, Inglaterra, Fran
Ella, que son maestras en- el practicis-
mo, saun cpando esta, sinda un mode
To- dc privilegio cultural, no ha llega
do todayia a tomar .un rumbo defniti-
vo. Sin embargo hay que deeir muy
alto que sus dltimos progresses en- Ia
aviaci6n han sido gloriosos: su inicia.
tiva. en- este asombroso dssarrollo del
caracter personal y de la meeanica ae-
rea, son una maravillosa prueba de 10
que puede el espiritu humane cuando
quicrel veneer difcultades realizar
Ia odisea del trabajo en- una Inca t'n
dida hacia el progreso general de la
cspecie.
Es Ia gran iniciativa del gobSTno
Argentine que debe la America Lati-
na Ia inmensa fuerza representada por
aquella riea repdblica que pw de hoy
mirar frente frente cualquiera
otra, orgullosa de su eultura, dc sus
institueiones, de su organization social,
dc sus rtlaeiones comerciaIcs con el mum
do de sus poderosas intelcctuaida-
dos. Ia inieiativa que caracteri..
20 las hehas politicas y econ6micas,
dcben Chile su orden insGior y el res
pcto conquistadO, Y Brazil sus fecun-
das fucntes de friquezas auc~no tienen
fondo nj limite.
Cuba; Ia naciente nacionalidad tro-
peal que. pareeia eondenads a una vi
da sin espesNnzas y simples luchas eli.
viles, ha Sprgido como una autoridad
en- las Antillas, por sus iniciativas. A
elias debe su organization juridiea, su
prOgrcso ocon6mieo, la cvidente rea-
lidad dc su dcmocracia como sistema
de gobierno.
La iniciativa personal es una fuerza:
81 ella emana del enunciado social, es
mas podtvosa aln. 81 ella es entcn
dida por los gobiernos y dirigida cen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11

tado mandamientos de prision
contra el principe Joaquin Alber-
to, de PrAsia, primo del ex-Kaiser,
Y ell baron Won Platen, a causa de
la aggression de que fue victima el
s&bado 1ltimo, en- el hotel :'Ad-
lon, el captain frances Rousthe-
vim, perteneciente a la Comisi6n
Inter -aliada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11

taller, estos Sc n. garon rotundaniente
a prestarme los auxilios que pedfa.
La actitud dc los referidos tabaque
ros es digna de la mas acerba censura.
dado que son mis- compaheros, al lado
da quienes trabaje varios amos.
Me complazco Ell hacer plblicas es-
tas manifestations para conocimisn-
to de todos.
Guillernlo UOLL.AzO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
En- la cartera de un turista.

Sc lie ocurri0 uno de los fla
nantes y generosos turistas que Sc
hospedan Ell Y enriquecen al "Ho-
tel Condado', salir, una tarde de
sol, corretear por los alredores
de nuestra ciudad. Y Sc encon-
tro, sin saberlo nj buscarlo, cn pie
no Bulevar del Valle''.
De pronto, diviso ell hueco de
una tronera, Y dijo:
II" Historic Porto Ricop"
Y Sc fnetio hueco adentro; V Sc
encontro con una escalerilla de
MADEIRA; V bajo, contandolos, uno
uno ,los escalones. !. v SC llevo
una mano la nariz y abrio los
ojos con la terrible expression lie
quien aspira amoniaco
Y pregunto:
-" What is the smell ~
-Algas marinas-le conteSta-
ron.
"j What is the name of this
place."
LA ,PERLA..
Whati!"
LA Perla' -. que a1n no
ha salido del fondo del mar. FL
turista tomo nota, Y tom6 ell cami
no Gle Ia vuelta s. Y POGO mas y
Sc malogra.
H y
Suerte que un muchacho muy
listo' lie critic tiempo:
II Cuidado, ingles, que te cor
tas!
Y cl ingles, agradccido, lie di6
la propina.
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AcUsAcToE EN- LA
coRTE FEDERAL

Aver Ell Gran Jurado de la corte
Federal acus6 Jose Mater Garcia,
Pedro Mudoz, Faientfn Rosa y Juan
Santiago, per fabricar hcores, Y Car
melo Delgado, por contrabando dc los
mismos Sc orden6 a los fadores res
Peetivos, als. eoHparezeaR q sabado
con los mencionados acusados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
UN CAPTAIN FRANCES
AGREDIDo EN- BERLIN.

BERLIN, mario s10,-El minis
tro de Ia Cnerra de. IA Repnblica
alemana, 0ustavo NOske, ha die
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-11
sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.

Sr- Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Mvy senor mios e
pesde hsce aIgdn tempo, sufro dr
mia impertinente doleneia, que me i'm
posibilita fisicamente para realizar los
trsbajos de mi ofeio. FL suscribiente
labor6 mucho tempo en- La CoIeeti-.
va y recurfio en- demands de aynda
los compsheros tabaqueroS de dicho
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TRQPE1IAs DE Los TURCoS. !.
LA QUESTION DEL DEsARME

PARIS, MARIO f0.--El. peri6dico
lie Matin" estudia Ia question
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COrTT8... CoFre....
oREJA FIRME.


I'll titnlo es un POGO extravagan-
te casi 0 sin casi, vulgar; pero Sc
usa, hoy en- dia, mucho; y el USO
10 puade todo.
No es un secreto confiado al dido
de uno de nuestros reporters ;
es una confidencia que lie hicieroE
en- medic de la calle un caballe-
TO muy amigo nuestro V quieM ha
tenido bien endosarnos la eS-
tupenda noticia.
Sc asegura que el presidente
Wilson ha ehviado al Senade, no
la intenci6n y ST una MINUTA of
cial, en- la que declara que muy
prento CT Gobernador de osta IS
la sera un native.
Y la "confdencia la hizo m
polftico de mucho nombre, un Cd
ballero muy serio, una de esas PEI
sonalidades que nunca han sabido
mentir.
Yla noticia la dio al politico "no
citado'', una carta de Washing
ton.
iQuien es el boricua, nuestro flu
tuFo Gobernador? ESQ es 10 Que
queremos saber.
Y como nos 10 contaron, 10 con-
tamos.
No es invenci6n y 81 oreja firme,
Ell Board" de Elecciones.
va es;a en- campaiia, aunque no
en- 10 mejor de la refriega.
La noticia parece que no tiene
importaneia'; no la tendra para
una gran parte del ptiblieo pero
en- cambio, pregnntenle a la lar
gufsima cola de aspirantes que
aguardan, a pie firme, aguantando
aqua, sol, polvo Y serene a cue e.
popular Y veteranisimo Salgado
les olga con su acento paternal
-Pasen, muchachos, pascn. !.
que va va a empezar ell reparto de
listaS.
IA quien Sc lie ocurrio el pri-
nero lamar al Board de Eleccio
nes" Asilo de Niios Desampara-
dos?
Vaya usted "A saber. ~
Sepan los infelices ninos que so
lamente han colocado a un grupo
de hombres de buena voluntad, por
ell termino de eiheo dias y con un
haber de dos dolares diarios.
iQue porvenir!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
Ribbons

Satin and Taffeta ribbons in all colors and
plaids for hair bows, sashes and trimmings
soc quality 39c; Csc and Csc quality at soc
yard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Clearance Sale of
Towels and Towelings

70 BY 40 Hemmed Half Linen Huck towels
Very special at 45c each or $500 dozen.
Hemstitched or Hemmed Half Linen E1uck
Towels. SOC and soc; each worth Is % more.
Extra Special-25 dozen Imported Hemstitch-
ed Huok Towels beautiful qualities sold for the
past year at 65c while they last at Soc each.
Glass Towels II by 81. red stripe. 25c each
Hand Towels by a. bleached 25c each.
Pure Linen Crash Toweling, fine and absor-
bent. Special at SOC yard.
Unbleached Linen Crash. Stevens quality. at
45c to 4Sc yard.
Half Linen Crash bleached or unbeached. CSC
and 3Sc yard.
Cotton Toweling. good for tea towels, at &c
yard.
Japanese Stenciled Lunch Cloths all sizes in
stock. A. 46. 81 and 90 inch Prices range
from Sis to S275; Napkins to match at 81. IS
per dozen.
Fine for summertime. easy to launder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Clearance
Of Dress Goods, Woolens

SO inch French Serge navy only. Regular
price LIS. Sale price 9Sc.
SO inch French Serge, in navy only. Regular
price $3.50. Sale price $ll9.
AZ inch French Serge. all WOOL in good range
of colors. Regular price $3.z5. Sale price
$3.50.
so inch Tricotine, strictly all wool. navy and
black. Regular price $3.50. Sale price 1896.
81 inch French Serge, all wool. in navy and
coors. Regular price $500. Sale price 1898.
50 inch Jersey all wool in all popular shades.
Regular price $3.50. Sale price at $3.50.
Plaid Skirtngs 40 inches wide Regular price
Sl.75. $500 Sale price $l.49.
81 inch Wool Plaids, beautiful range of col
ors Regular price $3.50. Sale price $3.50.
AZ. "A inch all wool Serge. made by the
Botany Mills. Regular price $500 $325. 1913.
One big lot at this sale for $3.50 yard.
Also one lot of French and Mems Wear Serges
Tricotne and Poiret Twills in navy, brown bur
CANDY. grey. taupe and other colors. Worth up
to $3.50 yard. Sale price S4.96.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Clearance Sale
Of EmbrOiderieS

10 inch Petticoat Flouncings, in many pretty
patterns, exceptionally fine qualities and extreme
Iy low priced, at 39c.
II inch Embroidery Flouncing for children's
dresses splendid assortment. at Sis to $3.50;
also up to $2.95 per yard.
10 and u inch Flouncings for infants dresses
and skirts, some ruffled and hemstitched, at 69c,
75c, Csc, Csc and $l.25.
Narrow Edges for Children's Undergarments
solid or open patterns with firm and well finished
edges. at o. I5c. l9c. Csc.
Finest French Embroideries of exquisite de-
signs. and various width from the narrower to
10 inch. at 28c. 30c, 40c. 45c, SOC. 75c. 800
up to $l.50,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Sale of
Stamped Art Needlework

During the lazy days the rainy days and the days you
desire some light occupation thought turn to art needle
work.
Royal Society and Buclla package goods help I'LL
up the void of idle hours all ready pick up any time
with materials just inviting to be finished into pretty
and fancy covers. Complete line now here;
also D. NJ. c.. Royal Society and Bucia Cottons for
crochetng; also yarns for Lusre WOOL Mohair
Saxonette and Germantown.
Art classes free every afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
Of Furniture

Summer Beds, of brass and steel in all finishes
Steel Beds white enamel verns martin oak mahogany
and c;rcassion walnut finish. al $500. $780, $875
$3.50 to $3.50. All Brass, SIS. 100 to $500.
Baby Cribs. wood and metal. $3.50 to $4,000.
Stearns and Fosters Mattress full so ID. filed cotton
art ticking, Sl7.75 to $1,000.
Complete line of Dining Room. Bedroom and Living
Room furniture at lowest prices possible for quality first
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Sales of Furniture, Rugs and Draperies
Of Draperies-

Filet and Amerex Nets. from Csc to s2.50 yard.
Filet and Amerex Curtains, $3.50 to 81 so pair.
RULED Curtains 81. so to 1928 pair
Sectional Lace fits any size window 60c 81 90
section.
Door Panels S. 80. 81. 10 each
259o discount single pairs of curtains and short
lengths of
Cretonne for hangings and porch coverings at
Csc to 81. 95 yard.
Velour Rpplet Shadow Cloth for Porerres so inches
wide. S3.75 to $3.50 yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
at59cyard
at59cyard
at yard
at 69c yard
July Clearance
of Spring and Summer Silks

Vi CAA0 OAAA>o
A silk sale announcement from this store
res very definite message to patrons. They
know that the utmost in value is available to them.
Every fabric offered is underpriced for this half
yearly clearance sale.
New Sport Silks at less than half price,
tricolette, Latoska. Ace Of Satins. fancy
lowered silks for sport skirts. Worth up to
$3.50 yard. Sale price 1896.
Striped Silk Shirtings. SO inches wide, full
range of fashionable colors Regular price
$3.50 and $3.50 yard. Sale price $3.50 yd.
SO inch White Crepe de Chine, medium
weight, strictly ali silk. Regular price $3.50.
Sale price $l.o9
Fancy Georgette Silk in all colors, large
and small designs, 40 inches wide. Regular
price $3.50. Sale price $500.
Black Taffeta, all silk chiffon finish, SO
inches wide Regular price $500 Sale
price $l.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Clearance Sale
of Linens

Good Linens today are more scarce than ever
before but while our present stock lasts land it is
not large) you can buy dependable qualities low
er than we buy them today.
Space allows to mention but a few
values but we have many more equally as good and
would suggest that pay visit to department
Cnain hoor) where you will with courtesy
whether you wish to purchase
The following numbers are extra good values:
Pure Linen Pattern Cloths, 20 by 70; worth
$3.50; sale price $500.
Pure Linen Pattern Cloth 20 by 80; worth
Sl4.50; sale price 81 100
Pure Linen 72x72 Zone pattern only, stripe
design worth $500. today for $1,000.
Pure Linen Cloth. u by 90. $3.50; value for
$500.
Double Damask u by II. extra good quality.
$l4.50 and $3.50.
20 dozen Pure Linen Napkins, plain with satin
border.
20 by 20; worth $3.50; for $1,000 dozen.
p by %; worth S 1900 for $l2 90 dozen.
Those people buy buy
good substitute from cotton damask department.
Foreign Mercerized Cotton. Iaunders beauti-
fully and give the best of satisfaction We men
ton a few of our special numbers.
72-inch Mercerized Damask. $500 value for
81 so yard.
Napkins to match at $6.75 dozen
70-inch Imported Mercerized Damask, $2.25
value for S IS yard.
II by u Imported Mercerized Pattern Cloths
for $3.50
Napkins to match at $3.50 dozen.
Imported Mercerized Cloth. 90 by 90; worth
today $500; sale price S3.75.
Half Linen Pattern Cloths
20 by 20 at $3.50.
20 by S6 at $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
lnterurban Day
Thursday, July LIST

The commencement of this half yearly sale and
clearance of sasonable merchandise lower prices
gives you and the busy farmer eight days of oppor-
tunities to benefit thereby.
Save this advertisement as a re-
ference. fyou cannot come tomor-
row do so the next dav.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01

Groups of notable saw
ings in Wash Fabrics
bought now, will satisfy
you greatly to have next
year. Cotton goods are
rising. rather than falling.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Sales
Of Buttons

Thousands of buttons in all
sizes and shapes. White Pearl.
Colored Pearls, from ocean and
fresh water, fish eye, round eye.
Buttons for Dresses, for
Waists, for Skirts, for Under
garments. from Sc to $3.50
dozen.
Smoked Pearls. 25c to $500
dozen.
Snap Fasteners
Nothing is more important
to a garment than good fast
eners. The annoyance of
opening when not wanted can
not be with the
Crown + listeners
They snap easily and remain
closed; black or white; all sizes.
Sanitary Belts. 25c to $50.
Sanitary Aprons. 45c to 81.
Sanitary Napkins. 75c doz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Clearance Sales
House Dress Ginghams

II inch Apron Checks, at 25c. 29c, 33c-
u inch Dress Gingham at 33c 39c, 45c.
% inch Cheviot Shirtings. at 45c. Soc
SO inch Light and Dark Percales, at 39e, Soc
81 inch Sheetng, bleached OF unbleached,
at s5c, 9Oc s1.0O. sl.l0
IS inch Bleached or Unbleaehed Muslin. at
2oc. 35c, 39c, 45c, 46c.
Bed Spread, scalloped and hemstitched, $3e5
and $3.50.
Summer Sheet Blankets at sl.95. S2.93.
$3.50. $500.
Comtorter.. at $5.95. 1915. 1895.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Clearance Sales
Of LaCeS

Cabot Walls, from two to four inches in width
including edges. insertions and landings with
scaoped edges in sets that match. especially
dainty for trimmings frocks fine
nainsook and silk undergarments. Remarkable
fine values at 29c per yard.
5 inch Collar FLEETS splendid imitation of real
le7c at 75c yard.
= G,aisole Laces, plain banding with or without
beading straps to match. from 30c to 95c per yd.
Venetian Edges and some insertions for col
lars and cuffs. values TO 75c. Specially priced
at Csc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01

Fancy VoiIes, Sc to 40 inches wide, large
and small figures. dark and light colors. Reg
ular 5 DC quality at 39c. Regular 75c and S9c
quality at SOC
White Wolfe Waistings, in stripes, figures
and dots SO to 40 inches wide. ocular price
$l.00. Sale price SOC.
White Dotted Organdy on navy ground SO
inches wide. Special at this sale Csc.
Imported Dimities in dots and stripes, fine
sheer materials. pecial at this sale 6oc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
July Sale Of
TrInks

The 'Harunan's' celebrated Cushion Top
Wardrobe Trunks. makes travelling easy. no
matter how many stop-overs you make. you
always have easy access TO any article.
Full size Trunks, $3.50 to $4,000.
Regular Steamer Trunk. 5000.
Other Steamer Trunks from $3.50 up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-01
OfFloor Coverings

Royal Wilton Rugs, 9xI2 size, $500 to $4,000
Administer Rugs, 9xl2, $3.50 to $3.50.
Seamless Brussels. 9xl2 $3.50 to $500.
Waite's Grass Rugs, from $3.50 to Sl475.
Armstrong; Linoleums the best made; printed
$l25 SO. yard. inlaid. $2.25 up SO. yard.
Brenhn's Window Shades made to order.
Meba Wax Oil Polish, 81 90 value Soc.
The Nome nugget., 1920-09-11
flying from Reno, Nevada in two | hours. fifteen minutes.
G. O. D. TREASURER SPILLS
 sEANS-ADMlTS COX RIGHT

Chicago, Sept. 9-The truth of the campaign fund charges laid by Cover nor Cox against the republicans was admitted today at the Senate com mittce hearing by Harry Me Flair, as sistant treasurer of the Republican National Committee.
 Blair said that the Cox charges were due to q fault of his own for which the republican national committc Was in no way to blame. After admitting his blunder and taking upon himself full responsibility for unintentionally supplying Cox with campaign thunder through the now famous Porn 1n1." from which Cox has been reading to his crowds. Blair asserted that he had personally conceived the idel of rais- ing the limit on the republican cam paign contributions and had done so on his own authority without consult ing the officers of the committee.
 Porn 1ol," he also admitted. would be prepared and approved by him in the identical language quoted hy Cox. Blair explained his action by stating: Time vas so brief that decisive meas ures to secure adequate funds had 10 be taken"