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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-11-12
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NEWS e95224 II

Grease cups should be thoroughly
cleaned and kept constantly filed with
good grease.
Do not neglect the fabrication of the
spring shackles. Rust often clogs UP
the small vents and keeps out the oil.
1t is well to inclose the electric
wirea at the points where they are
held 10 the iron frame with rubber
tubing.
automobile tires are wrapped in
paper by the manufacturer because
tire makers know that sunlight and
air sap the strength of rubber.
when oversize tires are to be used,
the car owner should be certain that
there is enough clearance between all
the tires and the nearest parts Of the
car
The fact that % per cent of the DOW.
er OF motorcar is lost by friction
makes motorists who know this realize
how Important ii is that a motorcar
should be properly fabricated.
statistics prove that tire good for
an average of COCO miles when II
leaves the factory will lose approx
mately 1000 miles of life by being
carried, unprotected as a spare for
one year.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-11-12
The Water Flowing Through the Holes
of the Tubing Into the Rags Makes
an Excellent Cleaning Medium.

to support as shown and the two
other ends to a short stick a few
inches apart. Then with the tubing
held taut the stick is revolved slowly,
twisting the two tubes together. the
rags being fed between the tubes as
they are twisted so that a quantity Of
cloth strips is securely held in place.
This process is continued until about
20-inch length of the tubing has
been twisted The ends are then cut
off with a file and, after bending into
loop. inserted through a hole drilled
i'll the pipe cap, and sodered there,
the ends Of the tubing projecting
enough to avoid danger of getting
filled with solder
The brush is completed by drilling
very small holes through the tubing
alternately every inch or so, so that
the water when turned on viii be
forced out and along the mass of cloth
strips.-POpular Science Monthly.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-11-12
USE YOUR OLD INNER TUBES
Those Which Have Passed Usefulness
May Be Put to Service by
Strengthening New One.

An old inner tube, which has passed
its usefulness as such. may still be
made 10 render some service. Slit II
open around its inner side and place It
over the new tube, In which location II
acts as sort Of Inner lining and
strengthens the new tube.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-11-12
WAY TO
''BREAK IN" CAR
I Should Be Carefully Handled
and fabricated for the
First 500 Miles.
GIVE RADIATOR ATTENTION
Examine Storage Battery to See If
Properly Charged and Full of
Distilled Water-First Learn
How to Stop Auto.

When your new car Is delivered, re-
member that all working parts are
new. fitted very tightly, and should
be handled slowly until the car is run
several hundred miles. 1t is advisable
TO drive slowly and carefully for the
first 500 miles, giving such parts as
motor bearings, pistons and various
other parts fitted tightly a chance to
wear in somewhat See that your car
has been gone over thoroughly for oil
and grease; particularly the motor,
transmission, rear axle and all grease
cups.
Flush Out Radiator.
The radiator should be flushed out
and filled with clean water as sedi-
ments of solder or other foreign mat
ter sometimes remain in new radiators
and may work into water pump or
other working parts, causing damage.
Have the storage battery examined
to note that same Is properly charged
and full enough of distilled water
Often new cars remain in storage be-
fore delivery is made, which would
cause battery to run low from stand
ing. If battery is used in this weak
ened condition it often happens the
entire battery is ruined.
Don't let the man who is teaching
you how to drive your new car go until
he has explained carefully all of the
necessary functions of its operation
and care. The spark lever is mounted
on the steering wheel for a purpose.
Learn to use it properly Shifting Of
gears and the release of the clutch
must also be known to operate your
car correctly.
Learn How to Stop.
Don't forget to become thoroughly
acquainted with the brakes, as it is
more important to know how to stop
than it is to know how TO run.
After you have driven a new car
about 200 or 500 miles. it should be
gone over and all bolts and nuts test
ed TO see that they are secured and
tight. Thereafter your car should
have such inspection about every
LOCO miles.
Your new car should not be kept in
a barn or stable and exposed to
fumes. etc. Remember, while the car
is still new the yarnish is soft, or
still green, and if exposed to such I'M
favorable conditions will turn dull.
| Mud should not be allowed to remain
on a new car. for new car will show
spots more quickly than an old car.
Road and traffic rules are all-im-
rortant. Don't fail TO post yourself
on them. Your dealer will gladly in
'orm you.
one of the most essential points in
he proper upkeep of a new car is how
70 Keep ii oiled and creased Study
The chart of fabrication, which is
furnished with all makes of automo-
biles, and be sure TO follow instruc-
tons. This alone will avoid the pay
ment of big repair bills.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-11-12


The
three weeks Washington
Cincinnati They
Niagara
previous touring experience which has been
tanks the things which are
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20
F D { 7 0
AVISO DE VENTA EN- PUBLICA
SCBASTA
OFICINA DEL ALIEN PROPER
TY CUSTODIAN

San Juan. p r., abril l. 1920.
Por el presente Sc hace Saber g.,
de orden del Alien Property Gus
todian, V de acuerdo con la Ley
sobre NegociaciOnes CON ell Enc
migo, Trading with the Enemy
Act, aprobada con fecha de octu-
bre seis, mil novecientos diez Y sic
te, enmiendaS a la misma, Y Pro-
clamas por su virtud del Presiden
te de los EstadOs UnidoS, seran
vendidas p1bicamente al mejor
postor Y al contado ell dia 81 de
abril de mil novecientos veinte, a
las dos de ia tarde, Ell ell sitio ell
que radican las propiedades aba
10 descritas, a saber:
Finca conocida por JobO .,
situada EN- ell barrio Rio Arriba,
de la municipalidad de Arecibo,
cOnteniendo mil cien acres (1100
cuerdas) con casa vivienda; di-
cha fnca colinda al norte con tie
rraS de Cabanas Hermanos. al sur
con los terrenos de Tomas JAR
din and la Succession de Dionisio
CorteS. al este con las tierras de
Jose Maria Medina. y al Oeste con
terrenos de Julian Santiago, Jose
Nieyes, y Jorge Hess.
III Alien Property Custodian. en-
vitrud del poder concedidole por
una ley del Congreso, v por Orde
nes ejecutivas aprobadas Ell dife-
rentes fechas por el Presidente de
los Estados Unidos, toln6 possession
de la finca descrita mas arriba POI
ser propieda ode Leopoldo B. Stru
bbe, enemigo extranjerO.
Por la presente tambien Sc no.
tifca al Administrator Judicial de
la Succession de Tomas Boneta Bo-
let, Y Juan Valentin Y Basilisca
Amalia Boneta Valencia, Amer.
ca Librada. Julia Selenia, V Frar
cisca Angelica Boneta Colon. Ce.
lestina Y Pedro-Jose Boneta Vaz.
quez, tOdos por su prOpiO derecho
Felipa Carmen Y Esteban Tomas
BOneta Valencia. memories de edad
representados por Rufina Valen
Ella EN- concepto de madre con pa
tria potestad; Blanca, Agripina
Agustina, Europa. Elias, Aniba, J
! Asunci6n Nestro Boneta Colon. IN,
nores, representados por su madr'
con patria potestad EulOgia Co
lon Alvarez; Angel Tomas y Agus
tin Boneta Correa. memories, por 81
madre, Zoila Correa, Arsenic y Al
gel Boneda Maldonado. memories
| por su madre, Carmen Maldonado
Y Ernesto-Cesar V Asi-Josefna B.
meta Alvarez. memories, representa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20

dos pOr Elisa Alvarez, su madre,
Luis Celestino Boneta, como here
deros del dichO Tomas Boneta Bo-
let, que cualesquiera reclamation
en- dienerO que pudieran tener con
ira la propiedad va descrita, bajo
la decision de la -Corte de DistritO
del Distrito Judicial de Arecibo,
Puerto Rico, rendida ell primerO
de JUNO del mil povecientos diez
v seis. en ell case de Ruiz G.. Bo-
meta, Demandante, Leopoldo B.
Strubbe, Intervention. VS.. la Su-
cesi0n de Tomas Boneta, Demanda
dos. la cual decision fue confrma-
da pOr ell Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico en- JUNO diez y ocho,
mil novecientos diez V nueve, de
beran ser presentadas al Represen
TAME del Alien Property Custo-
dian en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, a
mas tardar ell dia treinta de abril,
mil novecientos veinte.
Ell postor que obtenga la buena
pro tendra que depositar un pagO
del veinte por ciento del total de
la subasta en- ell acto de la misma,
Y Ell resto sera pagado al hacerse
entrega de la escritura de la pro-
piedad
Tambien sc hace saber que los
cOmpradores DEBERAN SER cill
dadanos de, los Estados Unidos, Y
81 Sc compra para terceros sus nom
bres deberan ser HECHOS PUBLI
/ COS en- el acto de la subasta. Cual
quier cOmprador BONAFIDE
puede, no Obstante, disponer de la
! propiedad del modo que mejor le
convenga. Esta oficina Sc reserva
ell derecho de rechazar cualesquie
ra todas las proposiciones.
| Una enmienda la Ley sobre Ne
gociaciones con ell Enemigo IRA
ding with the Enemy Act), dice
asi:
" Cualesquiera persona que adj
ouiera, propiedad por compra al
Alien Property Custodian para un
tercero cuyo nombre oculte, pa
ra revendcr a otra persona que no
sea ciudadano de los EstadOS Uni
dos. Ell beneficio de una persona
que no sea ciudadano de los Es-
tados Unidos, sera culpable de de-
Ito menos grave, Y una vez convic-
TO. estara sujeto a una multa de nc
mas de diez mil d6lares o prisi6r
| por no mas de DIEZ AMOS, o am
bas penas, y la propiedad sera cor
fscada por los Estados Unidos.
Cualesquiera information sert
gustosamente dada por el Repre-.
sentante del Alien Property Gus.
4 todian, puede ser obtenida de
administrators de la fnca, Mr.
Fred. Schelhorn, qllien vive en- Ii
propiedad V con quien Sc puedl
comunicar el interesado por carti
dirigida a Utuado, Puerto Rico.
Hayden L. MOORE,
, / (Representante en- Puerto Rico de
: Alien Property Custodian.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20

las tareas de la guerra V de los
republicanos por ell origen y su
opinion en- pro de la ratification
con reservas. Ademas de su dicta
dura alimenticia durante la que
IRA, que tan simpatico lie ha he
cho, es vecino de Palo Alto. en- Ca
lifornia; Y, por tanto un hombre
del Oeste, region cuyos senadores
no han apoyado 'el Convenio de
Wilson. Y cuyos limites del rio Mi
ssissippi a Buffalo. abarcan la
grande industria Y potente agricul
tura.
Tulio M, Cestero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20


para los afcionados al deporte nacio
nal. No puede quejarse Rosario de
la suerte caprichosa, pues la tempora
da sc ha iniciado brillantemente con
dos rebosantes lenos. Y el publico
ha tenido su parte, pues los dos jue-
gos celebrados con el Fisk han sido
sensacionales en- la vasta acepcion
de la palabra. Ell juego de la maiana
di6 ell triunfo a los chicos de Pom
pez. Pero la rcvancha no tardo en- We
mir: EN- el juego de la tarde el SER
pentinero Fabito Sc porto como .un
heroe, obsequiando a los peloteros
habaneros con una bonita leontina
de ceros.
Ell team visitante abrio ell juego to
mando la ofensiva al palo. Los pelo
tcros nativos Sc atrincheraron en- cl
diamante, la defensiva. Ell result
tado de, los primeros cuatro innings
fue de zero para los cubanos. Los
beligerantes combatian de potencia
mienzos ell Fisk, que logr6 anotar
una carrera en- ell segundo inning
con un hit formidable del tenlible Guz
man, que tomo tres bases.
En- ell quinto inning Sc inici6 el CO.
lapse del Fisk. Algunos errores de
los jugadores nativos dieron lugar a
que Sc rompiera la cadena de ceros
que va estaba en- formation. Los Gu
| banos anetaron cuatro .carreras en-
este inning fatal,
Esto amilan6 al Fisk, pero un es-
fuerzo supreme les hizo reaccionar
momentaneamente, en- el septimo
anotaron otra carrera.
En- los innings sucesivos los cuba
nos no anotaron. ST los jugadores ma
tivos no hubieran cometido errores,
ell resultado del juego habria sido la
victoria para. ,ellos, en- vez de la de-
rrota.
En- sustitucion de Padr6n, que Sc
encuentra enfermo, los Cuban Stars
utilizaron al conocido pelotero porto
rriqueio Bejuco,' que Ell los dos juet
gos desempeno el field de la derecha.
Bejuco cerro el juego de la manana
nlatando una palomita puesta la
mano.
| Baterias para los cubanos en- ell
juego de la maiiana: Juncos Fer
nandez. Para el Fisk, Domenech y
Soler. Domenech sorprendio a los
fanaticos, sosteniendose en- ell caion
hasta ell ultimo inning sin que le sa
caran de sus casillas.
Hits Juncos, 10. Bases por bolas,
2. Dead balls, o. Struck out, 5.
Hits Domenech, s. Bases por bo-
las, 2. Dead-Balls, 2, Struck out 6.
Sumario: Double plays, Recurbon
Two base base hist, Recurbon, Gu=-
man Chac6n. Theree base hits
Guzman.
Umpires: Spaven Y Doliemmenf
Scorer: Tita.
Cuban 0 90 4 90 0--4.
Fisk O100 0 1 0 %
| En- el juego de la tarde las dos no
venas Sc batieron como leones. Ha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20
Callicida
de
EfectO
RdlpidO
ACets-it'' alivia el dolor al instants y
ei Gallo se desprende pronto.

Unas cuantas gotas de "Gets-It" calman el
doior asi como el aqua apaga el fuego. lie
dara I'd. Immediate alivio. Fl Gallo comien-
IA a ahniarse desde lueRo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20
DESDE WASHINGTON

bano Y pastor, necesitaria el orc
de los plutocratas. por donde, que
daria sometido a su imperiO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20
La temporada' de ''Base-Ball''
Cuban Stars" contra Fisk"

ca cuatro amos los fanaticos basebo~
leros presenciaron Ell ell campo de
Ponce una renida lucha entire los CO
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-03-04
Music Teacher
Is Enthusiastic
Miss CantriI Declares Yanlac Is
Best Medicine She Ever
Heard OF

II am simply delighted over
my wonderful improvement
since began taking Tanlac, was
the enthusiastic statement made
by Miss Louise Cantril, popular
music teacher of 8405 Elm street,
Los Angeles, Cal.
For as long as | can remem-
Der my kidneys troubled me and
| rarely ever got a good nights
rest" she continued. Il lost
my appetite completely and
what | managed to swallow by
sheer force of will would fer
,ment and cause SO much gas
that my heart would palpitate
terribly and at times | came near
fainting. | fell of from one
hundred and twenty pounds to
ninety eight and was so nervous
and weak | had to give up my
work.
Medicines and treatments
did not do me bit of good and
| lost faith in them. A friend
of mine kept insisting that | try
Tanlac and to please her did.
NowI can't thank her enough,
for the way TanIac helped me is
nothing short of remarkable.
My appetite came right back and
| eat anything | want without
the slightest trouble. My kid
neys seem to be in perfect shape
and l sleep all night long like a
child. have gained so much in
weight and strength and am so
happy l don't hesitate to say
Tanlac is the best. medicine !
ever heard Of. !" y
Tanlac is sold in Okolona by
w. E. Bearden. adv.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-03-04
You Do More Work,

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out Of everything when your
blood is in good condition Impurities in
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system, causing weakness, lazineSs,
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and Enriching the Blood. When you feel
its strengthening, invigorating effect, see
how it brings color to the cheeks and how
It improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is not a patent medicine. it is simply
IRON and QUININE suspended in Syrup.
So pleasant even children like it. The
blood needs Quinine to Purifyit and IRON
to Enrich it. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fail to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength Creating Power of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made it
the favorite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-fve years ago, folks
would ride long distance to get GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC when
member of their family had Malaria or
needed a bodybuilding, strength-givin
tonic. The formula is just the same to-
day. and you can get it from anv drug
store. Coo per bottle.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-03-04

time. Along about the time we
all got good crazy over her, a
long-legged, cat-hamnered, slab
sided, poverty-stricken Doctor
came along and married her.
And that's the way ! got rid of
my first love affair. Fnever had
seen any trouble till | got in
love. | felt just like | would
like for some kind friend to
come along and pour a gallon of
sorghum down my back, when
the doctor came along and help
ed me out of that scrape, | stay
ed out for some times You can't
be happy and fool with love.
Don't forget that my daddy
had mules and wagons, but |
wanted some steers to call out
Come here, Buck and Ball, /" so
one day my father sent me over
to the Widow Ladd's to borrow
her yoke Of oxene4o haul some
rails. stepped off happy as a
June bug. The old lady told
Adam to yoke up Buck and Ball
to the wagon, and | drove off in
good shape. Buck was a low
headed, humble looking steer,
while Ball was a high-headed,
independent looking rascal. |
went by the we'll to give them
some water. The we'll was 100
feet deep and it was a hot
day in August and they drank
"A gallons apiece and there
wasn't a dry thread in my shirt
when / got through. But | went
on after the rails trying to feel
glad and got on pretty well till
long close to the shank of the
,ening, when,' in crossing a
field / ran into a yellow jackets
nest. / was up on top of the
rails when the jackets got busy.
The steers lit out, and in running
across Z gully the wagon turned
over and knocked the breath out
of me, and the steers ran on
home. When I picked myself
UP | wanted to cuss, but mother
had told me that if l cussed the
devil would get me, so | had to
go limping back home. And II
amt spoke to steer from that
day to this. And that's the way
| graduated as an OK driver.
Yours till l write again,
Eli Perkins.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-03-04

Skovgaard, the Danish Violin
ist, who will appear here on
March 25, 1920, under the
auspices of the Tsianina Music
Club, is an extremely large man,
weighing nearly three hundred
pounds and measuring six feet
and three inches in height.
Physically he is a worthy de-
cendent of that powerful race of
Vikings whose commanding
statues caused a feeling of awe
even to the sturdy Romans of
Ceasar's time. Conforming to
the proverbial good nature of
most large people Skovgaard is
also a most likable man and
makes friends wherever he goes.
But within his powerful frame
is secreted more powerful force
than any which the exercise of
of music alone could produce.
1t is the power to interpret the
soul of music, and from the first
stroke of the bow n''the strings
of his matchless Stradivarius
violin, all sense of form and size
gradually give way to a delight
full sense of rhythm, melody,
music. Standing on the stage
this colossal Dane is only music.
Each movement of the body,
while he is playing, is nothing
but music, and the expression on
his face tells you plainly that he
is far away from you deep in
"the land of tunes" Skovgaard
comes to you not as a musical
novice. His training under the
greatest masters of Europe
stamp him as "a consumate
musician, the finished, polished,
purposeful. "
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-03-04
Princess Theatre
Attractions

Friday, March 5th, Tom
Moore in Zone of the Finest. "
Tom Moore RACES against the in
consistency of womankind, to-.
gether with every other male.
1t thappens to be very clearly
demonstrated why he should
rage in Zone of the Finest" in
which he/plays a mounted police
man. He reprimands a girl for
speeding in the park and she
starts to have him disciplined
for the fancied affront. When
he rescues her from a runaway
horse she fumes at his interfer-
ence, which caused the likable
star to rail against the charac-
teristicinconsistency. Also Ford
Educational Weekly.
Saturday, March 9th, Matinee
300 O'Clock, Mutt and Jeff
Comedy, "All That Glitters is
not Goldfish" and VIM. S. Hart
in ''The Silent Man. The
name of William S. Hart, the
popular Thomas H. Ince-Artcraft
star, is emblazoned high in the
motion picture armament. AS a.
stellar attraction, big Bill"
stands in the first rank and has
gained his popularity BY hard
work, sincerity of purpose,
honesty of effort and genius as a
portrayer of the quaint charac-
ters of the romantic west which
in the march of civilization and
progress is fast passing into
oblivion. Bat the fascination
these characters exert upon old
and young alike, never will die
away so that SO long as there are
artists of the capabilities of Big
Bill" to portray them, they will
indefinitely continue to hold
their sway over the hearts and
minds of those in whom the
of youth refuses to
perish.
Monday, March 9Th, The
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-03-04
GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY
Busiest Men In Country Find Time
to Go to Church. Do You?

10 busy mans time precious, that he cannot
afford to spend small part of day in seven IN the house
of God
Don't lie in bed the Sabbath The church services
early hour Six days in the week will rush for
the Office to be in time for business That all right He should
be prompt in his business duties He should also be prompt in his
business with God 1t is true that this rush age But the big
gest the country the whose services worth
much hour the ordinary mans in day. be
every Sabbath in church These find
time to GO TO CHURCH They realize the seriousness Of their
obligation They hrke Theydo not consider sign
of weakness to be church They to be there
All honor to these
WHEN YOU HEAR A MAN SAY THAT HE Is TOO BUSY TO GO
CHURCH WITH HIM. RECALL HIM THAT THE BUS
lest MEN IN THE COUNTRY MANAGE FIND TIME FOR DI-
WORSHIP If ARE HEALTHY AND PROSPEROUS GO
CHURCH THANK GOD HIS BLESSINGS If YOU ARE
AND IN WANT GO TO CHURCH AND PRAY TO GOD THAT
YOUR CONDITION BE IMPROVED THAT REMINDS US
HOW READY SOME ARE FORGET GOD AND HIS
BLESSINGS WHEN THINGS ARE COMING THEIR WAY. IT is
ONLY WHEN MISFORTUNE COMES THAT THEY TURN TO GOD
THE CHURCHES THEY NEED GOD AND THE CON-
ISOLATION THAT THE CHURCH AFFORDS.
But while God mercfu, he also just If, when people
prosperous and happy they do not find time to visit the house
of God is just that God should pour out his blessings and
graces to them when misfortune comes.
the specous plea that you're too busy GO TO
CHURCH
GO TO CHURCH next Sunday and every Sunday
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-03-04
,KoLoNA MISSISSIPPI THURSDAY MARCH A. 1920

Midnight Man." a Sunshine
Comedy, Hearts and Saddles, :"
and Hearst News.
Tuesday, March 9, Wallace
Reid in ''The Source"
Wednesday, March 10th, Anita
Stewart in seven, reel First
National production "A Midnight
Romance" and International
News Daffy News.