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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
\ New Insurance. Corporation.


Louisville. l<y,i April.--With Il
capital stock Of $1,000 divided into
$40 shares. the Domestic Life and Ac
cidcnt Insurance Company field arti
cicS Of incorr s,,.tion this week and
cr Of Kentucky Co II charter. The
corporation is 0ml ,sed Of Negroes
lnc9rporator5 are Roscoe Conkling
Simmons, William Marley, G. p.
Hughes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
Miss Spoiim;n Wills Money to ohefhn
ami Tor COlorcd Nurses.
,AssociGtci Negro Prcss.)

Now York, n. Y. April-Miss Lucy
Nj. Spclman, sister-in-law of John u.
Rockefeller, divided the residue OIL
her estate into two equal parts, ac-
cording to her will, filed recently in
tho Surrogates' Court. Shc gave one
part TO Oberlin College to prepare
girls for service in foreign missionary
fields and one part to the General
Educational Board Of the District OF
Columbia to prepare Negro girls 10
be graduate nurses.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
Officers Ask for Machine Gunncrs.
(AsoCintcd Negro Press

Boston, Mass, April.-rhe Massa'
cl:uscttS officers Association, com
posed of Negro officers who served in
the world war. voted unanimously to
rctition Governor Coolidge to make
provision, for ono machine gun bat
TALON, comprised entirely Of Negro
cS in tho rcor&&ni2cd Massachusetts
national guard In the recently an
rounccd reorganization program no
provision was made for Negro COM
Lat troops.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
RICHMOND BARGAIN HOUSE.
800 N. First Street

A. e. Long, Mgr. A. D. Long, Sect.
bargains Every Day We Save You
Money. Goods from Facory to You.
Why should you go without what
you need, when our easy terms make
1t easy for you to got what you need?
Blankets All Sold!
Spring Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Hats
Shoes-noW arriving. Cash or Credit.
RICHMOND BARGAIN HOUSE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
National Association of Teachers In
Colc''ed Schools Meets i'm Baltimore.
(AkanciAtrd NeSro prA.sN

(Associated Negro Pren)
Hetcraburgl Va, April.-The pro-
gram Of the seventeenth annual meet
ing OF the National Associa. ion of
Teachers in Colored Schools which
will be held in Baltimore from July
20 thru July 81. covers practically
every phase OF school work. A fine
froup Of speakers have accepted In
Fftattons to deliver addresses along
tre lines of their specially. Tho list
or speakers will be announced with
in feW weeks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
Rev. ID. IL. Hunter for BisEopric.
(Associated Negro Press }

Portsmouth, Va. April.-The Rev.
Edward Fl. Hunter, d. d. pastor OF
tho Emmanuel A. NJ. T.. Church of
this city, will DO presented by Vir-
g!nia for tho bishopric in the Afri-
IN Methodist Episcopal Church, at
the general convention which will be
held in st. Louis during May.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
30 YOU KNOW HIM?
March 27, 1920.

Aar. Ndftsr.
Dear Sir Would like to know
the whereabouts Of John Hagary
Reed. Last heard Of was in Roanoke,
Va. Any information regarding his
whereabouts peasc notify.
MISS. JENNIE KING,
ROY
Nanaimo, r. G..
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01

Centre Cross, Va. 4
l.. J. Hayden,
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sir,-This is tdI
certify that I have suf-9
fered with cancer on tha
face for II years, andl
have tried hundreds oil
remedies, without anyi
relief whatever. Finally
l heard OF L. ]. Hayden'a
Cancer Plaster and only
tried one plaster, and
can safely say that I ami
perfectly cured of cance1
which covered the right
side OF my face, includ!
ing the ear. Respectfully
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-01
Es8Sai.
(. j. HAYDEN
- ~
Manufacturer of P,re Herb
Medicines
no CURE ALL DIsEAsEs OR NO CHARGE.
Z2O W. Broad, Richmond
Virginia.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS
VIRGINIA.


If call and L. HAYDEN Of
ns 22o West Broad Street Ny Medicines Hundreds
them nothing Balsan,s
Leaves Seed Berries Flowers Plants
CURE Blood
Vertigo Qu Sore Throat Rha
masm Pains
Skin Diseases All Itching
monia Ulcer Carbuncles Bols tho u,. A.
knife Dbees and
Brfghs Disease SENT ANywHppH
send call
IL HAYDEN, STREET. RIcunoNn v,po,,r,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
THE WORLD OF SPORTS B. 7s7 81 Pep
By Full of Pep"

Perry. O., dull the target com
petitions there, an exhibit of some of
its apparatus and equipment, fclnd-
ing radio telephone outfits. One of
the most useful features of the in
stallation is long-waye intercepting
radio receiver, which is used 10 in
tercept press messages passing over
telegraph wires, and the messages are
posted on bulletin board at the camp.
Thus those in attendance at the camp
are given the latest news before it is
published in the newspapers TO which
it is sent.
Development of improved armor-
piercing projectiles for the army is
progressing satisfactorily. The gov
eminent is now producing 14-incll
projectiles that penetrate 14-inch
armorplate at 20 degrees from per-
pendicular tnormaD. Several proiec-
tiles have been fired, and additional
tests of further supplies will be held
TO give an impact against the plate at
% degrees from normal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
GREEN'S CHICAGO GIANTS
HERE

Joe Green's Chicago Giants, the
team thai has been putting the works
TO all competitors with alarming reg
ular;y here OF late, will play out
the balance OF the present season as
the home club at Shorling Park.
Green has two OF the very best pitch
er, on the circuit in Taylor and
Luther. the pair having put it on
several big teams around these parts,
with wins TO their credit over the
best down East The Romeos. one
-of the strongest teams out of the
Chicago League have been picked as
opponents for the Green's, and from
the present form of the two battling
aggregations, the fans are in for a
good 60. The fact that there will be
no more big league games on the
South Side on Sunday, and with the
Americans away on tour. the best
teams around these parts have been
secured that the South Side fans may
be entertained by high grade Of
pastiming.
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A B. E. fLAYED

"Rube" Fosters American Giants
brought the 1920 seasons play on the
home grounds To a close here last
Sunday when they took the hnal cir
cut game from the TAYLOR \. Il. IS
without much effort The veteran
Dicta Johnson did the slabbing for the
lndanans and played leading roll
IN the opening canter. aiding III part
10 tire three markers acquired by the
Giants by a bad peg 10 base. and al
loving the champs to touch his offer
ny Tor a Trio 81 base bingles. John
son pulled himself together in the
ihird round, defending himself 10 the
uue 81 walking DeMoss. forrenttl
and i'm Brown back TO their bench
via the strikr=out route, the breczing
coming three IN row. Dave Brown
va, up to 1t torn that has made
HIM tho most feared pitcher Oh the
circuit. the y getting him Tor tive
basr knocks. Just three more than
the ever got off the classy sonthpaw;
still the lIoosier7 have much 10 be
thankful for. The Cubans. Bacharach
Giants. and X. & Monarchs are the
only tcams this summer to get As
many a. i've hits off Dave Brown.
He j. truly the most effective pitcher
on the circuit. having downed all the
strong circuit clubs with more TO
spare than any other hurler, In the
SUNDAY game, Taylor's new men did
not seriously impress, and his old
good -bves. the fellows who have car
ried the burden OF all the hard battles
Tor the past five years displayed un-
mistakabe signs OF the heavy strain
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New Types of Canister.

New types or canister have been
tested in 81 MN. and 2.24-inch tank
guns. These canister shells contain The
regular one -half-inch shrapnel balls,
which penetrate two inches OF spruce
plank at from 100 to 200 yards. Tests
now are under way by the army
ordnance department of a new sub
caliber tube for 70 nm. guns. 1t is
the 81 nm. gun, model of 1916, con
verified into a subcaliber tube by re-
moving the breech block and proyid-
ing adapters to seat 1t in the 10 mm
gun. The 81 nm. low explosive am
munition is fired in the subcaliber
tube by the service firing mechanism
of the - mn. gun. A large surplus
of this ammunition is on hand, and
the subcaliber project was undertaken
in order to use it for practice.
Subealiber tubes for the 155 nm.
howitZer, 155 mm. gun, and s-inch
howitzer also will be ready for test
in the near future. Adapters for these
larger pieces are more complicated
and means must be provided for tir-
ing the primers.
There have been delays in acting on
applications of officers of the regular
army for transfer from one branch of
the service to another in accordance
with the new army reorganization
law, particularly in the case Of cav
airy and infantry officers, owing to the
fact that until recently the chiefs OF
cavalry and infantry were not ap
pointed The law requires the con
sent of the chiefs of the branches
from and to which a transfer is asked
before 1t can be made.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
union GIANTS DOWNED

WArKEGAN. Ill, Sept 2l.-It
'ook all the stuff that Johnny Over
lock had to stop the team that VII
Peter j., showing these days. Over
loek Is the pitcher thai created such
a sensation in the American Associa-
ton. and has, for many seasons, been
the one tough nut for the Foster team
10 crack Peters has a team OF col
eye aed high school stars and has
5een PUTTING up a showing OF late
that stamps his charges as a mighty
worthy foe for any team on the dia-
mond The score:
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Giants 1920 Success
Tn. f,5sat. bi,.,. had ar hotter have
ra4sxfd = eers successful 4eason both
lrati = tf4eiap md 6nancial stand
n.39f t6.. I'm 6.s rrigned virtor-
,.a. - III ramoet,tors in thu neo
4tssf,,, ,,r,pit bayi,g ,,l,cn tho sca.
s5.,s= I'm. ron ali rb,bs Including
H.. -. o,,r. o., ,s,in., The Fas,er9
81. H.. Psrbar5rb Giants Tbr
o.. - - VIII The page,. parE
- - On. fagee va aronnrd on
zlga,,n, 81 tbe ores.at trin leaving
IN Iese,,er. ~ and one Tor the
G.5aot. ON fbc seasons ola
HE Giant. have broken all record.
=. a dr5qInp card having nulled the
ls,gest frasd1 eVer seen on The Amer
,ssa ASSOCIATION park At Kansas CIV.
6ljed The fundamentals park 10 canac.
~ Isnmed Tagin Field American
I .se,,.. oranaas Detroit and nlaVed
- a.. Isrse.f ,yeet aaV rrowd ever
I'm IN H. W., ~ Il Ioois Two
hundred thousand nersons have at
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
STARS BEAT ST. LOUIS
AGAIN

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 21-Detroit
Stars took Sundays game at Nick
park from St Louis, score to |.
Carr and Holland were both in fine
form. The visitors outhit the locals,
but were unable to hit Holland with
men on the bases. Petway caught
wonderful game, stopping three run
ners at the plate. St. Louis played
perfect fielding game. The score:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
CUBANS TROUNCE
M0NARCHS

Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 2f.-Hitting
Pitcher Currie hard in the first two
innings. the Cuban Stars from Havana
defeated the Monarehs, ! to |. at As
ISOLATION park Currie was relieved in
the second by Crawford. who pitched
the balance OF the contest without al
loving a Cuban to dent the plate.
hernandez pitched well for the Cub
ans. keeping the ninc hits well scat.
tered. The score.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

Errors Higgins, Kennard Damage, Dudley
Runs Dudley Kenuard, McAdoo-3 Hew.
it. Higgins. Moore Petway. Johnson, Lyons
hts Higgins. Damage, MeAdoo. Three base
hit--RigPins. tome run kennard Sacrifice
ht-Brooks. First hase bals-Of Drake
}. off Johnson }. Hit D, aitcher-Moore.
Struck out-bv Johnson }. Do..5le plays
Damage and McAdoo; higgins, Warasld and
Wesley, McAdoo and Wallace; Damage Holtz
and McAdoo. -
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Knocks Out Memphis Red

On the 9th OF September. Lii
Harry put ii all over Memphis Red,
who IS clever local fighter and re
Gently gained a newspaper decision
over Jack White He put both OF
these IN the grog with hard rights and
let's TO the chm He also has fought
Eddie Dorsey the pride OF New York
and Eddie did not cry for more. He
Is Joe Grim for punishment and has
never been knocked down as yet. Cook
IS under the management OF fanny of
Detroit and he Is camping on the trail
81 Benny Leonard aud i given Il
chance Cook avows that The belt will
again be among the bronze boys and
that a new white hope must be IN
par.tbe
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

IlFsa III #lilt part
II the American
Giants that is. as
az as tl1e#s season
II 1920 and the
Western circuit
concerned II t
thletcs grabbed
RATHER rigll
liter the Sunday
Dastinlc and are
arded to display
heir ares at
various big points
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
of Ammunition.

Locomotives in Place of Ammunition
One OF the largest British engineer
Ing firms has transformed its immense
ammunition works into locomotive
factory.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

The summary Errors-Moorr 2, Mendez
,. RAJ. Cnrrie ,. Pedfosa Rios :. Abren.
Hernandez Two. base hits Mendez. Pedrosa.
Stolen base--pedrosa. Sacrifice hit-Guerra.
Struck out-By Hernandez !. by Cnrrie !. by
Crawford ,. Bases on balls-Od Hernandez
!. of Curie ,. off Crawford } Hit by
pitcher -limenez By Crawford. Time OF game
ia Empifes-Rue and Check
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
BRONZE FIGHTER ON
lE0NARD'S TRAIL
Little Harry Cook OF Detroit. Mich
igan is bowling them over as fast as
thew como. He has not lost a fight in

his entire career
which has been
meteoric and al
most II II p L
leied. lie is an
a m i a b ! e little
chap who makes
II. ring side with
{ a "A Is }
pounds. His foot
work Is revela-
ton and brings
back memories oil
Joe Cans, the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
FOSTER TEAM ENDS CHI
CAG0 SEASON
Start on Tour of Southern Territory,
Ending Seasons Play with Series
at Philadelphia Against Bach
arach Giants
Bg DAVE WYATT

The game Sunday against the \. B.
{ 5 brought 10 Il wind-up the last ef-
fort thai the Windy City fans will wit
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

Amt Used TO -
But few men can stand prosperity
when II comes.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

old Master Cook IS clever and
fast and packs kick like mule and
he puts it over with either hand with
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
TWO NEW GUNS
To FIGHT PLANES
OUR ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT Is
BUILDING IMPROVED ANTI
AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY.
INGENIOUS MOUNTS DESIGNED
Signal Corps Installation of Apparatus
and Equipment at Camp Perry
Is Interesting - Telegraph Wires
Tapped for Press Messages.
BY JAMES p. HoRNApAY.

Washington. - Anti-aircraft guns
manufactured by the army ordnance
department during the war were de-
signed, for the most part, in 1917 dur
ing the early stages Of the war. The
principal improvements recommended
by those consulted in regard to the
features desired in such artillery are
a shorter time of flight of the projec-
tile, means of setting up the mount
In horizontal plane and absolute sta
bility when firing.
In the light of those recommended
tions the ordnance department is
building two calibers Of anti-aircraft
guns and mounts therefor.
One of them Is three-inch gun that
will give to the projectile Il muzzle
velocity of 2,600 feet second, and
will have an elevation from zero TO
so degrees and a traverse of 300 de-
grees.
BY an ingenious design of pedestal
mount, 1t can be set up on a fixed en-
placement or on vehicle of The trail
er or self-propelled type. The pedes-
bal is provided with self-contained
adjustment for leveling the traverslng
parts so that, when the mount is used
on vehicle. it may be easily put in
operative condition.
A self-propelled vehicle also is being
designed for the gun and mount. 1t
can travel on rubberti tired wheels on
ordinary roads or be converted into
caterpillar traction for travel over
rough roads and open country.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

NaukeRan .#......-1 0 ; 0 o -
Union Giants -. 0 q 0 0-i
frfofA Enge, Smith Two.base hit
Bluett. Bases on bails-Of Wesley, D.
Struck oui-By Overlook, 4 by Westley, !
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
What Heavier Gun Is Like.

The other gun is 4.7-lnch piece,
designed to give muzzle velocity of
1000 feet per pound. 1t is carried on
IA mount similar to that for the three
inch gun. Loading at all elevations
will be done by hammer which is
operated by compressed air. The
weight of round of ammunition and
the high elevation make the loading
system necessary for rapid fire. A
self-propelled convertible wheeled and
caterpillar vehicle .ifso is being manu-
featured for this gun.
The signal corps installed at Camp
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

Cubans sentimental 1 0 q 0 0 %
Monarchs ..a.........0 0 0 0 o 0-i
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-29
La aSambIGa de
anOChG para Ia
Venta del TgatrO

Por la Asamblea Municipal fue de-
sentido anoche ell asunto de la venta
del Teatro
La Comisi6n Especial nombrada pa
ra estudiar Ell asunto, eInitio su fnfor-
me, Ell que fue leido la asamblea, 10
misno que un pliego de los duenos de
cines de San Juan, estableciendo algu-
mas de las desventajas que la venta
de dicho edifcio ocasionaria los ci-
nematografos y sollcitando, ST es niece
sario, Sc les escuche ellos tambien.
Sc puso votaci6n el asunto de 81
el Teatro debia no ser vendido. HUI
bo votos favor tres en- contra.
La moci6n, aunque triunfo alli, Sc de-
sech6, pues segih la Ley, los votos a
favor no son sufcientes, toda vez que
no expresan la voluntad de las 23 par
tes de ia Asamblea, necesarias para Ell
triunfo de eualquier mocion.
FL asunto, pues, Sc discutira EN- la
"Asamblea'' EN- pleno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-29
UN CONCURRENCE.
EXcELENTEs GEsTIoNEs DE La
SocIEDAD FfLANTRoPICA DE LA
UNTvERSIDAD
Sar Juan, mayo "a.



Un grupo de distinguidas seiioritas
y j6venes de La Universidad esta la
borando por un prop6sito alto un
fin hermoso. Ell de ayudar los estu-
diantes pobres Y necesitados,. de los
que hay muchos en- las aulas ulliversi
tarias. Es presidente de esta Sociedad
tan filantr6pica como esplendida, el muy
culto y digno joven don Manuel Ro
driguez Alberty. estudiante de 'Leyes,
quien 1ne su taIento, un corazon ge
neroso y un sentimiento ssano, por los
que sufren. Rodriguez Alberty, quien
sera nombrado dentro de POGO para ocu
par un cargo en- la magistratura,
realiza n1ultiples gestiones, en- union
de sus compafieros de Comision, para
solicitar el concurso de las personas
acomodadas del pals, quienes Sc les
ha escrito va en- ese sentido. TIL.
No dudamos que las gestiones de la
'1sociedad Filantr6pica' Sc veran co
ronadas por el triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-29
DE sANTo DOMINGO


III vapor Marina tajo. entire otros
mas, los siguientes pasajeros:
Rafael Alarc6n, Charles H. Ball, Char.
les H. Ball Jr., Esteban Quinquilla, Bar
bara Cumba, Francisco Ruiz, Juan Len.
tinity Aguilera, Antonia Pino viuda de
Gomez, Alberto Lugo Pagan, Placidc
Rodriguez, Justo Lugo, Aniceta Torres
ArroyogA Josefa A. Quinones, Augusta
Adon de Rivera, Juan G Aviles. Viola
Emanuel, Magdalena Correa de Robles
Manuela Dobles. Altagracia A. Dobles
Juan Pillar Ma.eo Luis Peche Fernan-
dez, Claudio Fernandez, Manuel w. Al.
varez, Dulce Maria Guerrero, Luis Fer
nandez Blanco. @. Marti de Hernandez
Anita GOdoy de Moideset, oquet, B
Beltrez, R. Fidanki, Manuel Emilio teI
nAndez. Asunci6n c. Castillo, j. vitie
llO, Leovigildo Pefa, L. Paoh, j CantC
Hops. Nonato A. Perez, A. Acosta We
larde, M. Guadalupe Marin, r. Marzsn
Jose Rodriguez Lopez, Edgard George
vivell, America Gomez Pine. R. Marco
limo Sanchez, Adonis San Antonio, Juan
Calzada, Antonio Rivera, Vicente Rive
ra, Tomas zapata, Luis Micheli, Epifa
MO Dobles, Tomas Dobles, casildo Do
bles., Juan de La @. Ortiz, Julio oste-
man Bobadilla, Meme Alvarez, Rosario
sepnlvcda Suazo, Jose Maria Lago Gi
narte, Maria Perez Laguna, G. de MOI
desset. Carmen Fidanki, Antonio Ferns,
dez, Librada de Mella de vitiello, Purs
vitiello v Maria Estela vitiello.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-29
Los premiOS COnCGdldOS a
las exhibiCiOneS de Ia FeTia
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AUTOMOBILES Hudson" fFBuick', ''Es
SEX y '.Chevrolet'.
Son acreedores a Diploma los seio-
res Warren AceyedO Co por la pre-
>sseetaci6n de su caro- auto "Apperson
,Iefseens iglaImente Diploma los Sc
horcs b. L. Rocafort y Co, por el auto
que prtsentaron marca Lexington.
Asi niismo, debe concederse Diploma
a los sehores Brunei Saenz Co., por
la presentation del auto marca go
lumbia g..
La Porto Rico Commercial Corpora
tion es merecedora de Diplomas por
sus acreditadas gomas kelly Spring
field"
.Merece tambien Diploma la Union
Commercial Corporation por la exhibit
.ci6n de motores eleetricos, aparatos Ra
iyos Ultra violeta y gomas Mason
La propia recommendation de Diplo-
ma hacemos para los senores Aboy vi
dal y Co., por las reputadas gomas mar
ca Miller, que presentan.
La Speciality Shop es, asi mismo,
acreedora Diploma por la exposition
de gomas "Firestone
s Los sefiores Diego Agueros Co., son
igualmente merecedores de Diploma por
las gomas exhibidas marca Genera"
A la casa VIM. schan Co., proce
de Sc les conceda Diploma por las 60
mas marca Knight.
+, Los sefiores Dfaz Hermanos son tam
sbien merecedores Diploma por su ex-
hibici6n de accessories para autom6vil
y herramientas de "Goodell Pratt."
A Mr.. Earl X Burton debe librar-
ssele un Diploma por su exhibition de
material refuerzo para construction.
Solicitamos Diploma favor de la
Nitrate Agencies Co., por las gomas
presentadas marca Pennsylvania va
gum Cup"
Merece Diploma ell maestro pintor
Alfredo Romero qud pinto Ell CAIRO
Hudson que Sc present6 en- la exhibi-
.ei6n de Santiago A. Panzardi, asi co
mo al talabartero Rogue Acosta que
hizo ell trabajo de talabarteria.
Respetuosamente sometido: Arturo
Bravo, Pedro Bolivar Ramon Abarca,
u. p Bouet.