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LO que vale una eSpOSa
en- Ia Gran BretaIa

FL valor al contado de las es-
posas para los maridos ingleses
varia de 1925 a $3.50, de acne' o
con la opinion del juez McCardie,
de la 'Seccion Gle Divorcios.
Esta, opinion ha causado un sen
sacional revuelo EN- toda Inylate-
IRA, pues por ella Sc puede deter
minar claramente que bajo las le-
yes de aquella nacion no hay duda
de 81 una mujer puede presentar
pleito contra otra por quitarle el
marido. La mujer no tiene los mis-
mos derechos de proniedad sobre
el esposo cue este sobre aquella.
En- los procedimientos de di-
vorcio del futuro-dijo Ell juez Nc
Cardie los jurados no deben con
siderar los daiios que ocasiona el
diyorcio como punitivos, sino CO.
mo actos de desagravio. Los pun
tos que hay que tomar en- conside
raci6n- son los siguientes
lei valor verdadero que tic
ne la esposa para Ell narido.
2.-La compensation justa que
Sc debe dar un marido por cuan
hayan sido heridos sus senti-
mientos, cuando Sc haya perju-
dicado su honor marital, cuando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
CAILInAUx Sc DEFIENDE
@ COM l1UcHA ENERGIA

PARIS, MARIO 24.-En Ell prpceso
Mr.. Berthelot, jefe de secci6n en- Ell
Ministprio Ga RelacionRs Exleriores,
Quien sostuvo que Caillaux no lie hizo
nunca proposiciones EN- benefcio de la
paz. FL sehador v ex-director del pc
ri6dico "Librrte", Berthoulat, sostuvo
uue Lenoir, diciendose mandatario de
Caillaux, le propuso en- 1919 que pusie
ra fin la campafia que su peri6dico
hacia contra la pohtica de Caillaux,
por 10 cual Sc 10 ofrecian cien mil fran
cos, los cuales rcchazo energicamente
Caillaux 10 neg6 con extraordinaria
energfas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
ARMADo EN- CASA AJENAs

Narciso Lugo es un soldado de
la compania "H". Tn dia Sc ha-
10 con Jose Alamud, quien estaba
en- mala sifuaci6n economical, Y no
tenia casa donde vivir. jose diio a
Lugo que lie diera alojamiento por
dos o tres dfas en- su casa parti-
cular. Como eran compueblanos
Narciso acept6, llevandoselo a su
hogar.
Han pasado los dias Alaniud
sigue viviendo la casa, en- contra
del gusto de Lugo, que desea YER
10 perderse de vista, pues ha mejo-
RADIO mucho commandments
Pero Alamud no Sc val....
Lugo ha resuelto consular el
case con ell juez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
UN GENERAL MUERE ABAN-
DoNADo EN- Ell DEsIERTo

ARGEL, mario 24.-El aviador gene
raj Laperrine quien encontr6 una tire
menda brisa al sudeste de Barakah,
tnvo que aterrizar con precipitation,
rompiendose la clavieula v varias cos
tiiias. Bi aviador muri6 por agOtamien
to. III photo B-rnard lmecanico Was
ssiin anuuvierOn errantes dos dias. en-
busea de socorro
Nuevos informes dicen que Ell ge-
neral Laperrine, quien sali6 de Ar
gel Tombuctu, ha sido encontrado
muerto ciento VENTS kilometres de
Tintzuten. Ell photo y Ell mecanicO 10
gfaron salvarss retornar Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
oFENsrvA ALEMANA
CONTRA Ell TRATADo

PARIS, MARIO 24.-El peri6dico lie
Temps afrma que todos los partidos
qus luchan en- Alemania Sc azuzan pa
"a tomar la ofensiva contra las con-
diciones dc la paz, y expresa gravisi-
mos temores 81 los Aliados no suprimen
ia anarquia en- Alemania, pues el refe
ridO' periodico da por a'gura una agre
sion. lie Temps, por consiguiente,
solieita que 50 proceda A desarme de.
Aismafia, v pide . los Estados Unidos
intervengan zen la Junta que Sc celebre
para resoiver la question.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
Crand0S dOnatiVOS
para Ell SanatoTiO
de tuberculosis

III Conisionado de Sanidad ha
remitido a la Junta Insular de Sa-
nidad cheques por valor de nueYe
mil cuatrQeientos diezsy nueye 40
lares, oshenta v cuatro centavos ;
suma que ha recibido EN- estos Ill
timos dias en- donativos para las
obras del Sanatorio lnsular.
Arecibo, siempre generosa, ha
respondido a la petici6n que Sc lie
hizo, donando la cantidad de seis
mil, trescientos ochenta dolares.
He aqui la relacion de los donantes
de ALI:
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LA CIERvA ATACA AL
PULPo FERRocARRILERo

MADRID, MARIO 24.--La huelga ge
neral de los trabajadorss de los fero-
carriles, cOmensada aver, provOc6 EN- la
camara ataques violentisimos. Ell ex-
ministro la cierva Sc resolvi6 contra
las compafiias ferroviarias las cuales
acus6 de haber provocado ell movimiea
to. con 81 prop6sito de conseguir au-
inentar las tarifas. Eel Ministro de
obfas Pnblicas declare que 81 las com
pafiiasl fsrroviafias no resuelven II con-
nictosei GObierno adoptara medidas Sc
veras para cOnsegdir restablecer inme
aiataAhshm las cohunicaeionss.
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PoR INFRINGIR Ell "REcLAMEN.
TO DEL sERvICIo PUBLIco

Ell Fiscal ha ordenado Ell arresto do
los siguientes "chauffeurs y duehcs
dc guaguas, por infracci6n a la secci6n
segunda del 'Reglamento del servicio
Pdblico'': Eugenio Aponte, Manuel
Troylan, Ramon Cruz, J. S. Tolmo. Ra
fael verdejo, Marcelino Jimenez, Jose
Hernandez y Doroteo TANGO.
Sc ha exigido s1OO de fianza cada
uno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
NuInGr0sOS mani
fOStaaieS fuSiIa--
dos p0f ell EjtfcitO
tPor cable Frances)

PARIS, mario 24-La situacion en-
Aleniania psrecescada vez mas oscura.
Informes de .BsEln dicen Que los co
munistas a:acaF3n desarmaron las
patfuTas enviadas por ell Gobierno
Fue necesario fmplear las ametraIla.
doras para restablecer el orden. Hay
nurnerosas victitpas.
En- Adlershof los obreros dispararon
sobre una vsintena de voluntarios, pro
duciendose una sangrienta collision. Lila
madas las tropas con toda rapidez, re-
nov6se la lucha
veinte oDreros resuitaron heridos y
"a fu ron aprssaacs pOr las tropas que
los flIsilaron poeo despues, tras un con
seje de guerra snmarisimo.
La hue,ga aneral tiende a dislni-
Mir En- Hambnrgo han reanudado sus
tareas casi to6os los Obreros. En- Kiel
diversos partidos So muestran en- favor
de que Sc reanude tambien el trabajo
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Sc e ail.uguTauna a.
SituaCi6n horrible
para t0da Europa
(POr Gable FrancSs)

ROMA, mario 24-El jefe del Co.
bicrno, Nitti demostr6 en- la camara
qus Ia situacion es muy grave para
todos los pueblOs do Europa, quienes
alnenaza Ell hambre 81 la paz no es
restablecida pronto dado que mas de
trescientos millones de hombres, que
trabajan actuaIns'nte no pueden pro
dncir 10 que necesita el mundo para
la vida.
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CAIDA FATAL.

Damaso Gonzalez, de "a amos,
en- los momentos que trator de su-
bir a un caro- electrico, 10 hizo
con tan mala sHerte que Sc cay6,
ocasionandose una fuerte -contu-
sion Ell la rodilla. Satk
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Los alemanes conspiran contra elTratado de Pa
La nttud sigue sie11o barrda por las etralladoras
laCampaIla anuaI
de- la Assoc. CriS-
tiana de J6vGnes

Ell Coniit6 de XHacienda de la Asocia-
ci6n cristianA dc g6venes de San Juan,
compuesto por los ssehorCs F. c, Hol-
r5es, Manuel MartiKez ckeanova, f.
B. Hatch, Jose fsernkGadez Usega II.
w. Brown, o. M. sew5lI y 7. G. I.
Weymouth. en- una reunion celebrada
Ell viernes dltimo acordarosn hacer la
canpaha anual en- solicitud dc fondos
para ayudar los gastos ordinaz los dc
Ia Association, en- la senana ds ssbrA
cinco.
FL presupuesto de gastos de Ii AEo
ciaci6n para 1920. aprobado por laN
Junta Dirrctiva en- su Ultima session,
asctende la suIna de S20,059 dtstri.
buido en- La forna siguiente: salarios
dc un director de gimnasia Y su ayu-
dante de dos sub-secretarios, un ta-
quigrafo y un encargado del depar-
tam nto de armarios, $8,26000; Tres
consertes y un sereno $3,094.00; Depar
tamento de instruction k500.00; De-
parta1nento Fisico $500 90; Departa-
mento Social $500; Departamento Reli
gtoso $100; Salon de lectura $3.50; Efec
tos de Escritorio $3.50; Impresos $3.50;
Franqueo $3.50; BilAares $1S5; Mobilia
rio $3.50; Luz $500; Aqua $500; Repa
raciones $1,000; Gastos generates mil
d6lares; Tennis S1OQ; Organization del
Departamento Infantil S100; PHspara-
cion de Secretaries Puertorriquenos,
$3.50; Reserva $500; Imprevistos y
otros gastos 81, $50 - Ms-4 "
Los ingresos caIcnlados para cubrir
este presupuesto son como sigrn: y.
Quotas de socios S7,7oo; Matr1culas
para instruction $500; Billares $4oO;
Tohallas Jabones s4oO; Habitacio-
mes $500; otros $400, 10 que hace un
total de $4,000 dejando un balance q
cubrir de $4,859 que es 10 qys Sc soil
cita de los amigos Y stmpa atizadores
de la AsociacionN En- otras palabras,
esta cantidad es la parte proportional
que le corresponds este aio la co
munidad conSrcial de San Juan, pa
ra poder tener una institution como
La Asociact6n Cristiana de J6veTes pa
ra benefcio de sus nifios y jovenes. FL
Comit6 Central de las Asociaciones en-
los Estados Unidos, continfla contri-
buysndo con el salario del secretario
General.
El aiio pasado, ciento dos donantes
centre casas de comercio y personals
particulares> contribuyendo con La sunla
de s4297 para ayudar a cubrir los gas
tos de La Association durante el afio.
Por ssta raz6n La Junta Directiva cree
no habra difcultad en- conseguir "a
cantidad que SO necesita para este ano.
Repartida entire tan crecido nilmero dp
personas no sera una carga para min
gu1ia
Como medic de information la CO.
nnunidad y como demonstration de como
SON administrators los dineros q. SO Ie
confian, Ia Junta Directiva ha prepa-
RADIO un informe de los trabajos del afio
1919 que sera enviado dentro de pocos
dias a todos los donantes, socios ami
Cos de La Association.
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La Isla toda presta su coopera-
cion al Departamento dc Sanidad
en- la campana emprendida para
reunir fondos para ell Sanatorio.
Las obras contindan progresando,
habiendo va un buen n1mero de
edifcios terminados que Sc estan
usando Y pronto estaran listos
otros mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
LA ASAMBLEA TEUToNA
sE REUNE MAEANA

BERLIN, mario 24.-- La Asamblea
Nacionai Sc reunira maiana. La situa-
ci6n mejora, por mas que el Comit6
de la huelga decide declararla. Ha ST.
do restablrcido el estado de cosas cons
titiiciona1.
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En- Barcelona CONT
ndan los atentadOS
contra los patrOnoS
(Por Cable Franc6s)

MADRID, MARIO 24-El industrial
seaor Nadela fue agredtdo en- .Barces
Iona en- los momentos en- que bajaba
de su autorn6vil varios desconocidos,
que formaban numeroso grupo, le hi
rieron gravemente.
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Para cubrir las vacantes del Teso.
rero sub-secfetaiio y vocal de Ia Di
rectiva de aquel centro. han sido nom
brados, respectivamente, Felipe casti-
Iio, Ruben Rivera Y Emiliano Garcia
M6ndsz.
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UN AooIDENTE

Trinidad Montahez, de 10 amos,
estando trabajando en- ell muelle,
un barril Sc saf6 Y lie cayo sobre
la mano, infriendole una herida
por aplastaniienfo.
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UN MINIsTRo ALEMAN
INsIsTE EN- DIMITIR

BERLIN. MARIO 24.-El presidente
de A'eniania, Ebert, ha aceptado la
dimision presentada por el ministro de
Ia gurra, Glgtavo Noske. Los inde-
pendientes piden que miembros perte-
necientes al partido del trabajO cons
tituyan Ell GObierno.
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In inCBndiu en- Ponce
dsstruys VsTlas CaSas
EI MUNDO.

Ponce, mario 81.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
(Por telegtafo)
Anochc hubo un incendio Que
des1ruy6 tres casas Y ocasion6 per
didas en- algunas mas.
Result6 con varias contusiones
el sargento de la policia Sr Casti-
llO.
Otras personas resultaron tam
bien contusas
Una sola de las casas destruidas
estaba asegurada 81 10000.
Ell Corresponsal.
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UNA NINA Sc DA A LA FUcA.

Ana Martinez, de II amos, qiien
habia sido recluida EN- ell Asilo
de Ninas de Santurce, aver, como
a las tres de la tarde, Sc dis IA
fuga, tomando la direceion ne
San Juan.
La referida nina viste un tTaJe
rosa claro con una cinta azlll EN-
Ia cintura.
haya sido sacramento lesionada su
vida matrimonial.
Ell aspecto pecunlario del yer-
dadero valor Gle una esposa debe
calcularse-a agrego ell Juez-- por
la ayuda que ella represente para
su esposo en- la vida de los nego-
clos, por su capacidad en- el ma
nejo del hogar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-25
NUEvo RECTOR DE LA
ACADEMIA DE PARIS

PARIS, mario e4-Mr. Appel, deca-
no de la Facultaa de ciencias, ha sidO
nombraao rector de La Academia de
Paris, en- reemplaso de Mr.. Lucisn Poin
care.
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Los pObrGs hu6rfanuS
van a ser duyiIiadOS

Tan pronto como fue leido Ell
MUNDO de aver en- Isabella, cum
dio por ell pueblo Ia noticia de que
los infelices huerfanos, hijos de
una madre que naci6 Ell la expre-
sada localidad Y que rluri6 prin
cipios de esta semana, habfan
quedado eompletamente abando-
nades en- San Juan, por no haber
aqui ningfn pariente nj amigo de
la familia.
Los parientes de los niios en- Isa
bella, enterados de la triste situa-
ci6n, apresuraronse a transmitir
10 siguiente, por medic de nues-
tro corresponsal:
Ell MIINDO,
San Juan.
Me ha comunicado la familia
Alefs, que auxiliara a los ninos
desamparados, hijos de Amalia
Dieppa. -
Corresponsal Especial.
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San Juan
uN INDuLTo

FL Gobernador. ha indultado al con-
fuado Marcial Galarza. rs..
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was pouring rain and we dreaded to
get out and dress up to 60 to church:
We were travelling on paved road and
so kept on. At South Bend we took
the Dixie Highway north into Michi-
gan. In southern Michigan we saw
vast vineyards laden with grapes and
apples laying on the ground BY the
carload. l. felt for the North Dakota
friends and widhed they might be
able to come and pick them up as
hated to think that they were going
to waste, but they did. 1t was a
bumper yield for apples in the state
Of Michigan, pears were also plentiful,
but peaches were few as the peach
trees all froze out three vars ago. We
did not learn this until we arrived at
Newago, Mich, north of Grand Rap
ids. We arrived at Newago on Mon
day morning, having come 1926 miles
from Nebraska City. We spent three
weeks with old time friends and rela-
tives. Went fishing quite often, but
they were biting none too good. This
was the first time l ever saw stump
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north and follow the Jefferson High.
way, which goes from jefferson, Mo-.
to Minneapolis, MINI. In the south
it is called the Jefferson Davis High
way. No doubt most of you know
who jefferson Davis was. Road
work was being done so travelling was
not so pleasant. We saw the first
peach trees and pear trees laden with
fruit. This is all a corn country
and we found that to be the case all
through the state. Some oats is
grown but when we drove through the
state it had already been threshed.
Des Moines, Iowa, was our first big
city, but we got along very nicely.
We saw the beautiful capital building
which can be seen for 40 miles so we
were told. There were certainly a
mass of cars on the streets.
Aug. 25th we strike a fine country,
this is around Nevada, Ia, but leave
such at Marshalltown for it gets rough
and billy again. Around Nevada
roads are graveled and we travel as
this was our first chance since we
left the Minot Des Laos road. At
Nevada we struck the Lincoln High
way ana turned east. x1c maturity
Of the cars we met on this road were
travellers. We saw cars that day
from Massachusetts, Connecticut,
West Virginia, Utah, Washington,
Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois, Michigan,
Missouri, Minnesota, New York, Col
orado, California. 1t is surprising
how many people travel and move
by auto. At night the school grounds
is their main camping place. Be-
tween Cedar Rapids and Marion we
had 10 miles of paved road. Even
ing comes and we camp for the night
by school house. We are close to
the Illinois-Iowa line and the next
morning we crossed it at a. m. at
Clinton, Iowa, and Fulton, Ill. 1t
cost US 25c toll to cross the Mississip-
pi but we did not mind as we received
two pretty views of the bridge and
map of the Lincoln Highway, with
the population of all the cities along
the road. This was help, altho
we had road map of Illinois. After
leaving Fulton we saw seven water
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These were places

melon stations. These were places
fixed up by boys. They would have
little roof over counter and behind
such a bin containing two different
kinds of watermelons and cantelopes
They would have a U. S. flag to get
your attention.
During the day we drove through
some good country. Threshing was
the occupation and some blowing was
being done. We had to detour a
great deal as the Lincoln Highway
was under construction. It was be-
ing paved. Oats which we saw stand
ing in shocks looked good.
We drove through the towns Of Ro-
chelle, De Kalb and Aurora and close
to Joliet, and stop for the night hav-
ing come 1876 miles. This was our
longest drive we made but vowed we
would never make it again, as it was
too tiresome. We saw some new
car travellers from Louisiana, Maine
and Florida. These license tags we
had not seen before. At this time
we were wondering whether the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania and Maryland did
any travelling for we had not yet met
those license tags. The next morn
ing were were nearing hicago Heights
and what should we have but blow
out, the first on our road. We were
ing were nearing Chicago Heights
for day. This was Friday and this
is bad luck day for us. But we took
it good natured and enjoyed the rest.
We found a good camping spot, right
on the edge Of town, so make the best
of it. After getting our tire vulcan
lied we start on again on Saturday
p. m. Have cement roads most Of the
way. We soon crossed the Illinois,
Indiana line. The portion of Indiana
we came through was poor and every
thing looked dried up. Most every
farm along the road was for sale, as
they had sign board out. We drove
until dusk and then drove into a
school yard beside Michigan car and
camped for the night. This was "a
miles west of South Bend.
Aug. Goth was Sunday, but we got
up and travelled instead Of going to
church as we should have done. It
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MIS-. Dickinson Continues Story OF
Eastern Auto Trip
Princess Anne, Md.

Princess Anne, Md.
October IL, 1920.
Dear Mr.. Colcord and Readers
Of the independent:
If you have read my letter which
wrote yesterday you remember We
are going to leave Nebraska City or
our trip. Nebraska City is near the
southeastern corner of Nebraska or
the western bank of the Missouri riv-
er. cannot tell you very much
about this city as the old brick pave
ment was worn out and electric light
and water services were poor. We
had, however, splendid visit with
relatives and left on Monday after
noon, Aug. %. We crossed the Mis-
sour river and it costs us soc to get
out Of Nebraska.
Our first big town that we reach
is Shenandoah, Iowa. 1t is the town
with beautiful and large church
homes. Indeed they were magnif-
cent and come first among any of
those we saw. Around Shenandoah
country we saw Sorghum mills, large
herds of spotted Poland China hogs
and vast nursery gardens. In the
city we bought our first real water
melon. Did you people even know
that the real watermelon is never
shipped up north? 1t cannot be
shipped, They plant different seed
if they expect to ship them. We are
now travelling on Waukonsie's Trail.
Our next big city was Clarinda, Ia,
now if any Of you want to see pref
ty town you will have to go to Clar-
india. Those wide streets and the
beautiful flower beds in the center of
the streets. In the center of these
flower beds were pretty trees. 1t re-
sembled park all thru the city. AT
ter leaving the city we drove on over
Iowa's hills until evening when we
made ready to camp for the night,
having come 81 miles.
Aug. Oath we travel on, driving thru
a very dense fog, such as we had not
seen thus far At about a. m. we
leave the Waubonsie Trail and turn
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fences, they were made out Of pine
stumps. Some numbering was going
on and we saw motor boat draw
the logs down stream at one place.
This is my husbands old home, we
also saw the place but he said it did
not look the same. People in that
section are not as up to date as Ward
county.
will leave you here and tomorrow
take you on thru Ohio, Pennsylvania
and into Maryland.
Best regards to all from us,
Sincerely,
MR.. & MRS. C. r. DICKINSON.
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This institute will be attended by
the county champions in the various
projects. They will be given a short
course of one weeks duration at the
College. From 100 to 1875 are ex-
pected to attend. The expense of the
children's trip is borne by the coun-
ties from which they come.
The program for the week will bs
announced later.
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JAMESTOWN MAN RAISES
TWO CROPS SPUDS IN YRAR

jamestown, N. D., Nov. 1o.-T~
crops OF potatoes in one season in
North Dakota is an achievement &C.
complished by Charles Yetterdahl,
near jamestown.
The two crops were raised on the
same plot, the first crop being planted
May ! and harvester July 8 and the
second planted July Is and harvested
Oct. Is.
The potatoes in both crops were of
good size and the yield above the state
average.
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ACHIEVEMENT INSTITUTE
SCHEDULED DECEMBER 14.17
Agricultural College, N. D., Nov. 8.
The 18th Annual Boys and Girls
Achievement Institute will be held at
the North Dakota Agricultural Col
lcge, December IA to II, according to
made by o. A. Bar
ton, State Club Leader in Boys and
Girls Club Work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04

WHICH means that you may de-
w duct 331a% from the original
fair price of whatever article of
wear you select from the entire stocks
of the William H. Wanamaker Store.
Here are only few of the many
items which you can buy with the
actual savings indicated in dollars
and cents. Il,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
COLLARS

ries l-3 of, regardless of make. '''A' ''0'" car
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-04
UNION SUITS
ORIGINAL PRICE
HOSIERY
ORIGINAL PRICE
PAY SAVE
NECKWEAR

~ From $l.oo to $780, all l-3 off-notbing ressr,,.d
fo ca can ouy staple plain color tie at $10o less Ia
tI o nc or $500 hand embroidered Pure Silk Knit
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-03

H. b. Fielder of Cordcle is "a stu
dent in the American School of Os-
teopathy at Kirksville, Mo.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-03
WIRELESS ESTABLISHED TO
CHICAGO FROM OSSINING

New York, Feb 2.-Wirelcss te!e-
phone conversations between Ossin-
ing n. Y, and Chicago, have been
successfully carried on during the
past 80 days, according to announce
mrnt made by the De Forest labora-
tories of High Bridge, a suburb.
The conversations were conducted
with the use of small aerial, low
wave length, power of only one
third of one kilowatt.
Experimental conservations were
'lso held between Ossning and towns
md cities of Indiana, Ohio, Western
New York and South Carolina
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-03
SMALLEST BABY STILL
is FOUND IN WEBSTER

Americus Feb 2.-'The babicst Of
bays stills has just come to light, 1t
was found on the Turner farm, just
inside Webster county west of Plains
Saturday by }. C.. Arlington, consta-
bic of the Plains district, who called
Sheriff G. NJ. Christian, of Webster
county and the two carried it off in
q raid.
The still, consisting of one gal
Ion syrup can. with a worm made
from the gasoline feed pipe from an
was found short dis
tancc from the cabin of Joe Banks
IL negro tenant on the Turner farm.
A quantity of beer was located so
yards away in clump Of bushes, and
a very snhll quantity of liquor was
found nearby.