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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22

La Venus de Milo ha perdido las
&uyas.
;Las recogi0 algGn misterioso Lo-
hongrfn, fascinado por sus primores,
llevdndo!as a un remote Monsalvado
para infundirles vida V encarnarlas en-
<ssta viviente transfguraci6n que
arTastra al-GXtasis, al parOxismo?
No pueden ser otras. O la balleza
tiene inc6gnitas cuyo enigma nos Sc
ri perpatuamente insOluble.
Jose INGENIEROS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22

Cotizaciones de varios productos
agricolas del Pals, durante la segun-
da semana de octubre.
Maiz: = En- Barceloneta, Lares,
Guaynabo Camuy debe haber exis-
tencias regulares, pues la cotizacion
para la semana es de $4.00 quintal y
s. centavos libra. En- Corozal es-,
ta a $500 quintal. Ell precio mas al
to es $500 en- Caguas y Vieques. Les
siguen Comerio, Fajardo Y Morovis,
con $500 quintal. En- los demas pue-
bios los precios fluct1an entire los que
hemos dado.
Habichuelas Blancas:-$6.00 quin-
tai es ell precio minimo para la sema-
ma Y 10 tieneS Barros solamenta. LIE
sigue la Cidra con $3.50 quintal Y 10
centavos libra. En- Arroyo, Cayey,
Corozal Y Guaynabo valen 5000.
En- ell resto de la Isla el precio varfa
entire $1,000 y $1,000 el quintal y IL
centavos Y IA centavos libra.
Habichuelas Coloradas:-Si do
lares en- Barros Y $3.50 en- Corozal, son
los precios mfnimos de la semana. En-
la Cidra Sc consiguen a $3.50. Ell
precio corriente es de $11.00 a $14.00
quintal. En- Fajardo valen $1,000
quintal y 18 centavos libra.
Frijoles:-Estan algo escasos y ell
precio ha subido a $1,000 en- Guayna-
bo. En- Vieques, Toa Alta y Aguas
Buenas las existencias parecen algo
limitadas pues ell precio es de 5000
quintal. En- Camuy valen $3.50
quintal y en- Caguas $500 quintal.
Gandules:-Solo hay existencias en-
Barranquitas ($6.0O quintal), Lares,
ZIG centavos litro); Toa Alta ($7.Oe
quintaD y Ponce ($12.O0 quintal).
Names:-Los flamos han bajado
considerablemente durante esta sema-
ma. Sc consiguen $500 quintal en-
la mayoria de los pueblos de la isla
ly particularmente en- Aiiasco y Aqua
dilla; ell precio mas alto es el de La
jas, $500 quintal.
Batatas:-El precio de las batatas
varfa muchisimo. $500 quintal es el
precio mas bajo Y 10 tienen Cidra y
Moca. Ell promedio general es de
$500 quintal. En- Caguas sc venden
a $500 quintal.
+ Yautfas:-El precio de las yautfas
no difiere en- gran cosa del de las ba-
tatas. Parece haber gran abundancia
en- Yabucoa, Barranquitas, y Barros,
donde Sc consiguen a $500 quintal y
particularmente en- Cidra, donde valen
a $3.50. En- Arroyo, Caguas, Salinas,
Iy San Lorenzo, valen a $500 quintGl
v en- Juana Dfaz $500 quintal.
Guineos:-Veinte centavos el cien-
to es 10 mas barato que pueden con-
seguirse los guineos esta senhana. Es-
ia cotizacion viene- de Maricao. lie
siguen Lares con 25 centavos, Adjun-
tas, 33 centavos, y Mayagiiez 35 cen
Itavos. Ell promedio es de so centavos.
Las cotizaciones mas atlas son las de
Las Piedras, ($2.0O), vieques, ($1.75)
ly Guaynabo ($1.0O).
Platanos:-En Moca y Jayuya Sc
venden platanos a $3.50 ell ciento. Ell
lprecio general fuctda entire $500 y
$500.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
Ell PoRvENIR DE COLOMBIA

Manuel M. de la Vega, Sub-gerents
de- The Fulford- Hansen Co., de esta
ciudad, quien ha estado en- un viaje de
negocios por Colombia, America del
Sur, regres6 e. domingo.
"Yo preveo un gran future conner
cial para Colombia, dijo ell senior de
la Vega. COLOMBIA tiene un suelo
de una fertilidad asombrosa y posee
ademas minas de todas classes, de va
lor inapreciable. Ali Sc encuentran
todos los productos de los tr6picos,
asi como tambien las frutas y cerea-
les de la zona templada. Lo que el
pals necesita para poder desarroliaf
completamente sus recursos natura-
les, es la canalizacion del rio Magda-
lena la termination de varies ferro-
carriles que estan actualmente en-
construction. Cuando ESQ Sc haga, y
teniendo en- cuenta los recientes des-
cubrimientos de petroleo, va hay va
rios pozos en- exploitation, Colombia
sera la rep1blica mas RIGA y florecien-
te al sur del Rio Grande.
"Estuve en- Cartagena, Barranqui-
LA, Medellin Y Bogota, esta Ultima la
Capital de la. repIblica y a una altu-
ra de mas de 5000 pies sobre ell nivel
del mar, y me cause gratisima impre-
sion la amabilidad y cultura de sus
habitantes."
(Traducido del Schenectady "Gazet-
te", octubre 5, 192O)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
Los NlGTCadOS dc fDdQS del Pals
Informes del Negociado
de Agriculture

Huevos:-Lo general es de $3.50 a
$500 ell ciento.
Arroz:-A $1,000 quintal Sc ha ven
dido en- Aguas Buenas, Lares, Las Pie
dras Y Lola. Ell precio mas bajo es
de $500 en- Toa Alta, siguiendole ell
de $500 en- Penuelas Y Naranjito. Ell
promedio general es de $1,000 a
$11.00 quintal.
Almid6n:-El precio mas bajo pa
ra almid6n esta semana es $500 quin-
tai y 10 centavos la libra. Esta
cotizacion es casi general.
Cafe:--Varia segun clase; desde
$500 a $500 quiHtal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
SEIS AMOS DE TRIUNFOS HA VI
FIDO EN- lESPANA 5.
U9so de los redactoreS de La Prensa
!, celebra una entreUista con eI
gran torero. ,ri

Encu9ntrase en- Nueva York, de pa
SO para M6jico, el gran torero leones
Rodolfo Gaona.
Els 6l, por derecho propio, mejor,
por derecho de legftima suseci0n, ell
pontffice maximo del toreo, el califa,
como lie llamarfa la afici6n, en- Espa-
ia.
Con Belmonte, torero, corto, desi-
quail pero que realiza suertes porten-
tosas que enloquecen los pdblicos.
comparte Gaona ell cetro tauromatico
Ia idolatrfa de los aficionados a la
fiesta nacional de Espafia.
81 Belmonte trae sus "cosas" icabe
dar al olvido la c@lebre '|gaoneras"", =,
oraci6n exclusive de RodolfO?
Hallase el famoso diestro hispano-
americana, en- la plentiful de su triun-
fante virilidad, que oficio bien viril
es ese de lidiar reses bravas. Ell pro-
Ximo % de enero, cumplira RodOlfO
Gaona, los treinta tres amos. Como
otros grandes toreros, comenz6 su ca
rrera, muy joven. A los 10, no cum
plidos, era va matador de toros. He
cho un "chamaco" el leones, Y en- cali
dad de miembro de la cuadrilla del
''Loquito'', recorri6 stpdo M6jico, en-
capeos Y novilladas ,ganando lauros,
porraZOs Y muy POGO dinero. La glO-
ria, tiene pesadas bromas Y malfsimO
pr Incl ipi o Pero con Gao
ma, no Sc mostr6 largo tempo esqui-
va la fortuna. A los veintitres amos
enloquecfa al pGblico de su pals. que
lie brindaba orc fama a manos lie
mas.
RegreSa ahOra "el indio" directa-
mente de Espaila, dOnde ha vivido
seis largos alos. toreando en- las me-
jores cOrridas, dignas de su cartel y
bien canada fama! yl.ssD 9.
AL hablar de la madre patria, 10
hace ell simpatico diestro con el amor
Y cari1o con que 10 harfa de SUI TERRA
natal, que adora Y lie paga ell la misma
moneda.
LIE ocurre 10 que todo espafiol que
haya residido large tempo en- M6jico
y es que llega pensar sea aquel vasto
" rico pals, prolongaci6n de Espaiia,
mientras que, para ell mejicano culto,
es Espaia el verdadero solar de su
patria. PIP ai
La nacionalidad de ROdolfo no i'm
pidi0 que ell pdblico espafol lie hiciera
cumplida justicia desde ell primer mo-
mento. Gaona, seg1n confession pro-
pia, Sc halla en- Espafia como la propia
casa.
Naturalmente, recae la conversation
sobre la muerte de sJoselitO", Y Gaona,
realmente conmovido, refiere a nues-
tro redactor como a 6l lego la triste
nueva.
Sc ndllaDa OeScanSanuO el gran tore
ro, cuando hubo de sentir gran estr6
pito en- su antesala, como propio del
que airadamente yiola una consigna.
Era ell mejicano Algarra, que la
maba a su puerta para communicable
ell reciente final tragico de "Joselito'
inmolado en- Talavera por un bastardo
de Santa Coloma.
Ell torero Sc resistfa a Greer la no
ticia por tratarse Gle quien Sc trataba.
A cualquier colega podfa haberle ocu-
rrido ell fatal percance, pero al cordo-
bes, parecfa ccsa &c 5rOma.
Y sin embargo, la broma era una
del deStinO bien triSte. uue hacfa nue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
CORONAS. = CORONAS. = CORONAS.
Pagina Cinco.

bi la FABRICA
comprmda
euales realzaa PRECOS ESPECIALES
dis
de FLORES artfaIes.
FLORISTAS,
dfici
TNDA MI
La Gale Tetuan
Jardines construction, de de TERRA
las aquien 10 solicit
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22

3 LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 a Ia DIAS. UNGUENTO PA
20 las cura, va sean simples, san
GRANTEES, externas con picaz6n. Il
primera aplicaci6n da alivio.
- ...a dUf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22

PELIGRo de fuego Sc puede evitar
en- los garages. centfales, ferreterias,
farmacias, usando nnestros dep6sitos
y bombas para almacenar gasoIina,
aceite, aguarras, alcohol. WAYNE
es Ia marca.
LUCAS BLANCO 8 Co.
San Juan. Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22

Por la ez a6n dos avadoe han veri6cado
reiZada Long
Roach California 500 de ele
ya6n Doughe potab La exhibition Sc ev
aber hechO pegra las vds
de los atreydos salar Braguner
volador, May hace
de abao ean ambOs dsponendose
- al una serie salos de sensaci6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22

manos en- la cldsica tela de David.
Firmes Y Seguras, dirfanse las de Jul
dith llevando la cabeZa de HolOfer-
ncs. en- el cuadro de Allori. CuandO
la alarma las llena conmueve, supo-
neSe que las vic Rubens antes> de in
mortalizaSe en- ell Rapto de las hijas
de Leucipo. Otras veces las sacude
intermitente emOci0n Y el pulse alte-
IA su rftmo, como la diestra de la fl
nfsima DANA de FregOnnard que gra-
ha Ell un tronco la Cifra de Amor.
Y mas, aun mas expreSivas, sc es-
pa%en y Sc anudan, minute tras mi
nuto. como las inenarrables-abie
las uIas, cprradas la sotras. - eterni-
zadas por Bouguereau en- la Virgen
ConsOladOra.
TodaS parpcen fijar en- ell tempo un
minute de las suyas instables y eter-
mas. Tn solo momento de inquietud
perfecta, pups tales como son, vivien-
tei, sOnrientes elocuentes, no estan
en- parte alguna, nj Sc encuentra su
molde en- las mas pristinas obras del
arte humane.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10

"You can imagine" continued
Miss IIawlcy, what a clever twist
the Frcrch can give such a situa-
tion. They have "A knaclt of saying
daring things and doing daring
things without giving offense. This
ndds SAVIOR and difference to
French farce that so far we haven't
been able to approximate in our
current American farce"
"A refreshing change" Is the way
Director sam Woods characterizes
his work with Her Beloved VII
lain"
"Grent as American comedy is"
he said, II must admit that work
ing with French farce Is always a
welcome change. There Is such a
suhtlcty, such an cnt rely different
Nicwpoint-that one gets "A real
chance for originality. | was very
elsd 10 direct Her Beloved VII
lain" and ! really think 1t will be
me Of tho best things Miss Ilawley
has ever done. In the part of Vi
VaCious Susarnc Beru,mot she is
altogether delightful"
Wanda HaW ley In Her Beloved
Villain" is featured as part OF a
double bill which includes Buster
keaton In his latest comedy. Con
Wet 49," Mt the Rialto sunday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
GIRL IS AWARDED
P0RKER TO RAISE
Pearl Chilcoat Among 18
Of County Who Win a
Gree Fair" Pig

ono Of tho IS youthful residents
uf Tulsa county who rc, eivod 800
pound bluodcd pis as a present Of
g. ". Brcw"r Tulsa banker b. Pearl
.hilUVH'. living uu farm n'tr here.
49, ever each year gives number
nt pigs of good stock 10 different
hildr,u Of The county With the an
icstauding that at the end of tho
,odr each child is to return two plgB
raised during th1t period Of time.
his doubles the number that aI'
given out each winter aud cucOur-
ages tho hog Industry iu tulsa
uuuiy Brewer believes.
Applicants FOR pigs TO raise were
isicd at ny Tulsa Ttcc fair last flll
ind aiuce that tine J. :. Malone.
."uuiy farm dcmoustrntor, has boon
iuvcatigJtihR M" prospective en-.
uugs viii be- thufu under the oir'
~ their youthful guardians. lie
rorommcudcd the following. to
whom tho hogs were turned over
Thursday, pt tho cyrus s. Avery
farm can of the city.
PCarl Chil.oat. route - Tulsa,
l,iford b"liaun, Ioni', David tol-
ms. Dawson. Don Morgan Brokou
Arrow. Paul Marley bwasao. 4.
George Ncas, Broken Arrow, Roy
phipps. Jpnks. Edward Btsso. route
so . Tulsa. Arvcll Cutcs, BiNby
leo Suskoy. OWassp: lilrd IoNott.
nwasso. Jacob Nnchtigtl, OWlsso.
Clarence Emerson. OW1sso. Brad
'ord Heck DwiWFp, Bouuic Cook.
and SPRINGS; Harold Stuuknrd.
route SO. 2. Tulsa. Everett Young
Sand springs; Howard Davis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
Miracle Man Taken
In TOnC bU the Cops;
No Fakir, He Asserts

CHICAGO. Dec. O..-Ifarry Mays.
miracle man." lnto - Now Car.
lislc, Ind, where the minisuatlpns
are said TO have Noted him 5000
daily. was under g2,5O0 bond to-
day. charged with practlcing med.
irino without a license. Mays ar
rived In Chicago last wei ami
opened an office for Treatments
Ycurrdoy two INSPECTORS ~ ia"
board ~ education Visited his
miracle shrine. Two women were
being treated. While they knolt
on the floor Mays prNod nId
passed hts hupo hands hands mat
earned livelihood In tn prize
ring, the shipyarls ana in "a.
rage before they turned TO
miracles, over their bent forms.
you viii rot we'll. SOC the
cashier and come again" Mays
aatd
Tho Inspectors obtained IL wlr-
rant.
y never said ia cure nnyhody
| lust said IA try There isut
any law against trying" N''"
protortcd 10 officers who escorted
him to lail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
HARDING IN NO HURRY
~! No. Act !!as.!l. !n n"s!.n!n.
Senate Seat; Thanks Cox for
Offer TO Name willis.
Nv JACK ROYI.E

MARION. ohio. Dec, 9.--No hur-
He'd action was to be taken by Seno'
tor Harding on the question or re-
signing from the senate. Senator
Harding made this announcement
today after sending "A formal tclc-
gram to Governor Cox acknowledge
Ing receipt OF Cox's offer to appoint
Senator Elect Frank B. Wills to
succeed the prcsidcnt-cleot In the
enate.
In speaking OF tho offer, Senator
Harding said this course had been
lictated by the critical Illness OF MIR.
Willis father and his own arrange
nents affecting his senatorial du-
ies. THIS delay, It was indicated.
,eemed justified In view OF the re-
,essing OF congress for the holidays
iext week.
The telegram TO Governor Cox
was m follows: II beg to acknowl-
,dge your telegram with reference
% appointing Senator Elect Wills to
the vacancy which my resignation
will create. I wish to express my
appreciation OF the spirit or helpful
ness which your telegram conveys.
tSigned) warren q. Harding"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
MORE WORK FOR FALLS
Engineer would Build Gr1i"st In.
dustrial Region IN world
Around Niagara.

MONTRl NJ, quebec, Doc. o.
International agreements hy which
ZOO. 600 horse power year Cuull
De developed a. Niagara Falls ~
manufacturing purposes ia Ia"
United states uu1 canada we're
rged by r. K"un1rd Thompson, a
Voted engineer In an address hero.
"Ir the policy of the five pion"o
ompauiea now using power
Niagara Falls were followed" ai
MIR Thompann, "tho greatest manu-
acturing district IN the world wou
'c established between Lake Eri
nnd Lake Ontario on both Sides oi
Niagara river. The results In cN
MIXTURES by private individuals
and corporations would ha mchS-
hy billions OF dollars Inter
,ticnni agreements should To-
nrmed whorohv 100000 horse
power can ho developed annually
without intcrf,>lnc w''h the right
. IA" pionccr companies or de-
stroying the cataract.
This could be done without OK
Hcnsc To either government tn"
wa governments could levy tax ot
20 "A horse power, which would
mean that each government would
he assured OF nm income tax OF Sio,
000,0 900 n year without financial OBJ
l'gations. The most valuable water
power possibilities In America, II not
In the world. are at Niagara Fnlls.
The part of Canada contiguous 10
Niagara X rich ample. grape and
farming region, The water powe'
plan. II IN pointed out. would no'
only Emulate industries but IN
crease agricultural development and
act tie mpnt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10

Destined to be n welcome irnova-
tion IL the Introduction Of typical
French farce into the field Of
'r'""iCan film CumrlN-dr At
Hawlcy, rcel-artist. and her direc-
AT such is the opinion of Wanda
tor Sam wood. Certainly this par'
are In a position to know as they
have Just completed Her Beloved
Villain" adapted from an uproar-
ious French success OF "A few years
ago,
French farce adds a pleasing
note originality to the field of
cpne y-d anna stated Miss liaw-
ley, The French approach the in
tcrpretation OF fun from an entirely
different angle than we Americans
do, They get laughs in a rap.er-
Ike, rapid fire way that Keeps the
o"fioroo tn-plnr Their versatility
can create fun where fun never grew
before why. in this riotu ~"
French authors have adapted tho
staid old American Miles san isn.
pricilla'and- John Alden incident In
to "A sparkling farce that dashes
"'0rg at high snccd from start TO
finish. or course the characters
a e different but the idea IL the
samc--a man who asks his friend
20 propose for him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
GUARD OFFICERS
TO TAKE EXAMS
Second Regiment Tests at
State House December
Is and 16
rUlSAN IS ACCUSED
Lieut.. Eugene Spitz Charged
With Not Answering Call
Faces Court Martial

By Tho Associated Press
Oh ki4hHOMN cay, Dec 9.--Thu
annual examinations Of captains ana
Held officers OF the two regiments
of Infantry of the oklahoma ma
lional guard will he held THIS month.
An order to THE effect was gent out
today by Charles T. Barrett state
al. utaut general. FROM bis Offi,c rt
the state house here \ general
cOurtmartinl for one or more utticors
viii be- held at the same time. he an
iouuccd.
Examinations for officers ot the
second regiment viii be held ht thu
state house December 10 and 80.
Tho twO following days viii be dc.
voted TO examinations OF officers Of
lhe third regiment.
The adjutant general announce q
that First Lieutenant Eugene Spitz.
sanitary detachment. third infantry
OF Tulsa, woud be tried by u gcu.
eral courtmartial on charges OF IN
suhordinatiun and failure to ohcN
orders. II Is alleged that he ne.
elected to answer the call for ia,
annual oncampmcnt. General Bar.
'ctt said charges may be tilvo
against another officer alleging that
tc sought aid from tho Red troR3.
Confirmation OF authority for tn,
appointment of n brigadicr general
for the state guard forces wa
reached today by General Harrct.
The appointment may be made at
any time prior to next June 30.
with announcement of the appoint.
nent by Governor Robertson viii h,
,rdcrcd the establishment of "A
brigade headquarters.
Esta blishmcnt OF an artillery
brigade headquarters and appoint
mcnt OF another brigadier genera
n command of two regiments In In
,ludcd IN the expansion program oi
The state guard forces. Three hat
teries of artillery already have been
organized and others are to he or
San.zzed until two complete rcgi.
nents are recruited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
Cuts, Burns
Hamlln's Wizard oil Q Safe Flrst
Aid Treatment

How often !ockjaw, blood poi-
soning, the loss Of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself. re-
suits from the neglect OF a burn or
little cut Hamlin's Wizard Oh II
. safe and effective first aid treat
ment II is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds OF
this kind will lessen the danger Of
blood poisoning Keep il handy.
Wizard OH 10 good dependable prep.
eratlon 10 have In the medicine cheat
for nrst AID when the doctor may he Tar
away ~ 10 soothing aud healing and
quickly drives out pain and innanma-
tion In oases - sprpins bruises. cuts
burns, bites aui stlugA JUHt as reliable
TOO Tor stin neck sore feet. cold sores
eAnher sores esrachs nd toothachs.
0snerous size bottle soc.
" you are troubled with cons,inntIon
Sr reh headache try Haml'n's WIfard
LN Whlpa, Just Iisasant lit.ls pink
Uoss ~ &uSSists !oE soc, Gusraatesd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while 1t
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plastcrs gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does II. II Is a clean.
white ointment made with oil of mus.
tard. II Is scientifically prepared, so
that II works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
sGently massage Musterolc In with the
finger tips. See how quickly II brings re-
het--how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron'
chitis, tonsiitis. crorp. stiff neck,
asthma. neuralgia, headache, conges'
ton, pieurisy. rheumatism. lumbago
pains and aches Of the back or joints
sprains sore muscles, bruises. chill
blains, frosted feet, colds OF the chest
lit often prevents pneumonia).
35c ana Csc jars; hospital size $3.Ot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10
GrOuers Of Tobacco
AWait Higher Price

OWENSBORO, Ky, Dec. g. Five
hundred tobaccO growers, tnllow.n ng
a meeting here today marched I'm a
body to the loose leaf warehouse.
where they demanded that the
owners close their places ~ busi-
ncss until better prices could be
realized.
Iiyc Of the Fovcu warehouses
holding sales here have agreed TO
close. Sales today were prat tically
SO a hundred stronger than ycrtcr-
day's average, 72,I20 pounds R0ing
over the brakes for an average ui
SB.7E hundred. Growers paid 1T
tie attention to this Insisting tha
the market De- closed un II prices
reached level which would Insure
th,m u living wage.
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Call Cradle I,oiI Meeting.

Mothers Of tho cradle roll depart
mon; Of the Sunday school OF IN"
First Christian church have been
invited to meet in the church par
iors at 2.30 o'clock Saturday after
noon to hear Mrs. w. ID. godfrey.
homo nursing instructor of TIA,
Tulsa county Red Cross, discuss IN
an Informal war the subject. "The
Care Of Infants From one to Two
Years of Age"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10

Nom ~ N I'M II"' Sldc ". Z.
T. &. are planning 20 bring chris
mas JOY o. Er'a ~ the Frances T.
willard home through - christi ma
program i'm the home next wed
uc"Gry afternoon. The girls them
selves will furnish all the program
cN,rpt musical numbers and ut IN
,losc women uf tho union Will give
each girl a gift Mrs. II 6. Sparks
Is chairman Of the committee.
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pinn NcrounuiicS Bureau.

WASHlNGTON. Dec. O.--Creo-
tion IN the department OF commerce
Of u bureau Of AorounutiCs 60 BE-
headed by commissioner of air nav
ign'ion charged with federal reRu.
lation OF commercial air navigation.
tho licensing OF pilots. aircraft and
landing fields and all other aviation
details NOT military in character. 1
advocated in the sixth annual report
of the national advisory committc"
Tor ncruuautiCs, submitted 10 tho
president and congress today by
charles II, Walcott, the chairman.
I.cfnI gifts Tor the home can bc
found In classification GA, today +
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10

application to Washing on for a.,
cial commission as dry" agor,P " e'
order to samp out Illegal s9las ~ y,
booze. The bishop declared hn h. Vi
sinelled the breath of tho ,,',, a,
whenever he walked the streets Of in.
dependence. "'
Sale of "tonics," flayoriny 90
tracts and Jamaica ginger rb.Ve
mate the prohibition law, the h 'sba. o.
said ''''Vp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-10

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. o.
Another slump In ocean freight
charges was recorded here toda"
, hon the rates to Venice and Genoa.
Italy, cropped from s2.25 to 7b cents
a hundred pounds. All lines enter
ing this port are affected. freight
brokers announced. The drop In
ocean rates today bring trans-At-
lantic freight charges to within
roughly 20 per cent OF pre.wat
lcyols