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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
5:EIAA.

Herman Wick, Of . Fairbanks come
Friday for . few days visit with rels.
tives. -, .
NJ. and Mrs. Merle Turnkey return;
ed to Wstsrloo Sunday evening altar
spending Christmas week With. tbeiF
parents. - g y ,1tssav.E ss4ataf
Luella Deyereaux of Ames and. Mrs.
Will Clancy Of Minneapolis spent
Christmss 81 the home Of hSF parents.
NJ and Mrs, Frank Deveresux. ,., ,r-.
Edna O'NeilI. come mp; from Cedar
Rapidsate spend, ChFistmas with home
foliks.os az .i=et 4:s ;ul; Eaayer, gsH
! Mrs. Louis O. Toole, and little daugh-
tor Of Leroy Mimi, were Christmas
guests Ut the home other mother. Mrs.
Fitzgerald: a,t>1S5'-,5 So 's2!T3osz faoIs
Neil Trunaklt,e:y, a. Of h waterloo; I'll ate
Christmas dinner with his mother AL Z a.
Miss Norma Mccusker, Of; Chicago
has been : guest of her cousin. Mrs.
Mary Kane the past. week. y, s,es,t7
Mrs. Mstia Barry il, seriouslysiE With
pneumonia Ut the home of her sister,
Mrs. Frank Elwood:s p css-, cry 90 7scs
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % III HCtefHsSSS~UC
the sug-Heuser & Cos, store during
the holidays G. ,-5i:gf u.s.
Mary Pietka'left for Mason City Oh
Saturday for an extended stay.
| Caroline. Hruska closed her school
Friday for two weeks vacation.
Norma ICahill left for her home at
pssiap on Friday to spend Christmas
vacation.
| A. A. ,Novak wAs business caller at
DEBORAH Monday. ~.:.,- ,r,. p.
| Jacob Vopavs, from near Protivin,
was business caller here Wednesday.
Lizzie Williams went to Deco,sh on
Wednesday ito spend the holidaysswith
home folks.
| MIR. and Mrs John Zshasky and
daughter Alma, of Protivin, were SHOP.
pers in town Tuesday.
l Frank Swartz was having dental
work done at Calmar Tuesday.
SJes@Pecinoysl<y4. eProtiSinr~was q
caller here Ffiday.--------.-~-
Mrs. Anna Swehia and son Paul were
business callers at Cresco the latter
part of the week. r-.,.sr. 72',E, r
! A.#G. Fisher and Peter Barta were
Decorsh business callers Thursday. .s.5
/ James Bena was business :raller 1t
Fort Atkinson on Tuesday. L z5t
| Mrs. Anna Lusk and daughter Emma
left for Chicago recently to visit rels-
lives. s8s .,1 IS. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Judd left for
Cresco after few days visit with the
htter's mother and relatives.
Anton and. Fred Fisher and Frank
kovarik furnished music, At a. party
Hear Ridgewsy Saturday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Huber visited
With relatives near Cresco on Christ
mas day.
| Dell. and4 l.ulu sbiral w.rs DEBORAH
shoppers on Friday.
-Aars.:Anton G. Fisher was~'A Caln1ar
shopper on Tuesday '-''''--
.%Clska. Huber is. visiting relatives neal
Cresco this week. sSs sssaax
\ Stella Bena, q trained nuEde of y5o1el
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

Sod1OlAk Ind auonily III Athas DID
ner at the Allyn Daskam home in
Cresco.
Mrs. Waiter, Robinson and two: little
daughters, Of Hswksys.t are guests Of
Her sister, Mrs. Alison ,Dsskarn. 81 'ia3
The 6usI Of the wood saw ID again
heard i'd our burg. a@,s@ss - szo2s'l 5''
Mrs: Mary Sloan, y! u 'wichita, ,K.ns..
came last week for ., few weeks visit
xithtl her ' parents aren't Ar. 1snd Mrs, A.
Hoore. 8? 81 rs,r4sI 81 T2.* &gs
L. Amy, from near Harmony, vas
here the first Of, the week.: demonstrate
ing . new keroseneslamp, - ~ AZ 81.
The chicken pie supper held in the
hail, Friday evening, was well attended
and . nice time reported "91 1870
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
u 0OoVs rY

Property bringing aniacbha ofas ri
lent. above taxes and insurance on an
Investment of SIS, 300. Write to VIM. F..
ALLEN, 1919 Grand Ave-, Minneapolis,
Mimi. g5I-i,i>II's .iTt
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

Robert Klemish, Jr., of Prairie Du
Cbs;p@came home -Thnssd1ysto spend
tbe Eoli his parents :sssss''a''@
ayB4n Vopova arrived home recently
fru1n the navsl hospital in Colorado for
aPrt visit with his parents: s;sss,,ssss
Il fs. P. J. Hsseld and son vhga1 re-.
tH1Sed from Cresc on Nondey aeeag 9
Eesk's visit with refstivess Y
lsyP,ul Heuser lsfrciff donday 4sr
Amfa where he will ,t.kes up an:ari7
cultural course.
The public and Catholic schools clos
edIG Wednesday for 4 two weeks va
cation. @:''-'' '''' '"J 49,
5Jdmes and George Leebl Of Fayette
eade home the latter part Of the, week
tospend the holiday with home folks.
ssPfof. Aiois ,Koyorik ,leftfor St. Louis
saturday to attend an Educational
mSeting. ..,..y. .
lid. and Mrs. Orvi'Ie Welsh Of Mason
Cfty arrived here last week to visit the
lattSr's mother, Mrs Katherine Swehla
and family. ~, '' 81 rD''~' III
lid. and Mrs. Louis Wagneraof near
Rsdkeway, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wagner
9adtdaughter Grace were visitors at
- home of the formers mother mother Syn.
day. -" ~. ~~ '" '~.' '' =
!: ,Gface5:Bends, of Spirit Lake, Iowa,
who is employed there as stenog-
rapher, came home last week to visit
bit parent - 81 Mr.and Mrs. Ihos. Bends'
s.W. C.Checkalzleft :son Saturday for
Chicago 10 visit his brother and other
relatives.
| Mary Benda, of Prairie Du Chem, ar
lived here Oh Thursday to visit home
folks after. attending st.==Mary,sAcad-
envy. 49, =; w.. -. -.
Leslie Judd and wife, of Cresco,
spent, Christmas with the lsttaeessssss smoth'
81, Mrs. Ptchek.
| Frank. Volda4, and daughters Frances
Ind sAle4 wete EAenarli s1TfoM pn
rueSjaki II sIf3N | GWtfyS
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

9ncpkc1 On I0eSuUy.
.%ClsEa. Huber is. visiting relatives near
Cresco this week. s~+ ssssAS
Stella Bena, a trained gas5e of Vs1Sr
Rapids and Mary Bena ofaaDecorsh are
visiting their mother this 49,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02
For Sale.

| For Sale. ~--
| A yesrling Hereford bui, Peaand
China boar and Shropshire buck. at
The right price. J. c. NICHOLS
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-01-02

s-s3:n.C- ,r;a.-y. 2 tGa3 1915 - ~
ss1a au@1s2 .54.2 ;9d4 81: 40. f.ta a"Ht
~sa.y.s ai1z3is :: 3u32rscG s.Jf.. 81
gls s&3..so .4cy5 ;3r~,4 bar :SatF Att
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::.s2sogs ze@,1 .5vs- &S:. .5sas s..s1t1sfI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
Grave resOluci0n presentada contra Inglaterra
Ell 1Atantico abrio forr1anose ggantescamontaa
Los paSajGrOS no
podran Itomar H.,
cor en- alta mar

De acuerdo con una reciente OPT.
nion del Departamento de la Prohi-
bicion, de Washington, ningIin vapor
podra vender licores en- alta mar, pues
clio esta en- pugna con los articulados
de la ley volstead. Conforme a csta
opinion, los bqques de matricula anne
ricana Sc ven obligados abandonar
la costumbre establecida de expender
bebidas cmbrilgantes En- alta mar y
en- aguas extranjeras.
Como las autoridades no pueden
ejercer vigilancia sobre las tripulacio
mes de los buques, Sc hun dado orde
mes los Consules de los Estados Uni
dos en- tOdos los paises del mundo,
fin de que informen cualquier infrac
cion a la ley, de la cual Sc hlra res
ponsable, exclusivamente, al Ca.
pitan del buque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
Interesantes manifeStaGiOnes aCerCa-
de las refOrmdS en- los CarrOS eI6CtriCOS

conocido que la construction de la do.
bic via por la Carretera Central es in
dispcnsable 81 Sc trata de establecer
ur sistema de transportation mas ra.
pido y de mayor capacidad que ell que
tenemos en- la atcualidad. Desgraciada-
mente, durante los dltimos amos, muy
especialmente desde mediados del ano
1914 en- que comenzo la guerra Elrs'-
pea, la inversion .adicional de dineio
con cargo la cuenta de capital Ia es-
tado fuera de toda consideration, dada
la imposibilldad de conseguir fondos
mediante la yenta de les. bonos de "a
Compaiiia, y porQue los ingresos netbs
de esta han sido tan escasos durante
ese periodic de tienpo que no han po-
Z 8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
POr ahOra no de-
ben EN- baTCarSe
los pOTtOHiquGIOS

Nuestro distinguido compatriota
don Jose .Cruzado nos remitc desde
Nueva York, la carta siguientc, en-
Ia cual pone de relieve la grave crisis
que ha surjido ALI:
"Con respecto mi carta anterior
referente la actual situacion de New
York. debo decirles, que aqui la cri-
sis adquiere cada dia proporciones
mas alarmantes, ,pues aver lei en- ell
IN. Y. Herald",una noticia aterrado
ra. Este diario decia que hoy serian
cerradas todls las casas manufacture
ras de lanas, y que, por tanto, queda-
rian alredor dc ciento treinta mil mu
jeres sin trabajo. Esto, undo Ia
gran cantidad de fabricas que Sc Gle
iran todos los dias, producira pani
co en- la ciudad. Lo peor de todo este
es que esta gran crisis Sc efect1l en-
pleno invierno, 10 que da lugar a que
no solo un individuo Sc We expuesto
sufrir los horrores del hambre, sino
quo tambien Sc expone tener que
soportar los rigores del frio.
''Yo me perrnito sugerirles por Sc
gunda vez que continien dando la voz
de alertl en su importante peri6dico,
evitando por todos los medios posiblcs
q. vengan a este pals los portorrique
nos en- busca de trabajo, porque pue-
den estar seguros de q no 10 encon-
traran.'e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
EsTAMos coMPRAN-
DO AcTUALMENTE

Estamos comprando mercancias al pre-
clio actual del mercado.
Compramos ahora porque no creemos
cue los prccios, en- la clase dc articulos
que vendemos, bajen mas.
Mientras nososros compramos, ,todos
los articulos de nucstra tien6a Sc es-
tan vendiendo precios mucho mas ba-
jos que hace algunos meses.
En- resumen, los precios actuales son
tan atrayontes, que no podemos Greer
que ustcd SC resista a comprar ahora
Estos precios, por supucsto, Sc refe-
rem los articulos para Navidades y
Ano Nuevo, entire los cuales puede en-
contrar magnifcos regalos propios para
caballeros.
Y respaldando cl verdadero valor del
articulo en- ST, Sc encuentra nuestra ga
rantia de calidad satisfaction.
SwIGGETT BROTHERS.
San Juan, P. r.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
OFRECE UN INTERESANTE AS.
PECTO LA. CIUDAD DE Los
TRABAJADORES


Continuan con extraordinaria rapi
dez las construcciones obreras en- Mar
tin Pefa, Y va el barrio ofrece el as.
pecto de una ciudad EMBELLISHMENTS
construida, con sus calles transverse
les Y sus avenidas pintorescas. va
Sc han instalado ALI centenares de IA
milias, y muy pronto, segIin nuestros
informes, dara principle la construe-
cion de un amplio teatro para espec-
taculos de cinemat6grafo.
Eli. Comisionado del. Interior sc ha
tornado gran interes en- Ia construc-
cion del nuevo barrio, y el, personal.
mente apresura los trabajos. Toda
la parte derecha de los terrcnos del
antique campamento LAS Casas' es
ia va ocupada por numerosos alber-
CUES, y sc estima que fines del ac.
tual mes. SC hallen terminals todas
las construcciones.
Las familias pobres que residian en-
los terrenos de la Feria, sc han tras
ladldo va a nuevo barrio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
Aviso al pibIieo

Esta en- circulation eli nuevo listin
conteniendo todos los precios de las pro-
visiones del Colmado ''Font''; y 10 es-
tamos enviando por correo a nuostros
numerosos chentes. 81 algunO de eIlos
no 10 recibe. le rogamos 10 solicite para
enviarselo en- segrida Dicho Listin o.
la mejor guia para los que quicran com
prar en- este colmado.
sues DE FONT Y HERMANos
Tanca No. esq. Fortaleza
San Juan, p. r Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
LA HUELaA GENERAL DE Los TnA
BAJADoREs DEPENDE DE Ia REu
MON DE MANANA

Como anunoiamos aver nsihsns 80 vs
rifcara en- los ssiones de- u FEEDERS.
ci6n Libre" Ia arnnciada reunion al
consejo Director de ese oFganismo. con
vocada con el prop6sito de tratar impsr
tsntcs asuntos relacionados con 10 sbrs
rOs y con IA hueiga general de tEabala
dOrcs. que. con motive de Ia baia as axa
car. Sc viene anuneiando desde haze a.as
Tenemcs informes de qus varies flde
res de la ''FedeFaes6n 1Sbrs'' sosfisnea
el criterio de que debe irse "a nssnsla
a Ia huelga. dado que isa centrtiss la
sistan en- dismlnuir los salaries II -
trabajadorcs. III easa misma oplrlan
abundan los jefes De las federaeisnss
organizsdas del pals.
En- Ia reunion que - anuncia psrs
maaana aeudirsn reprpsntaeisBes ds
Ia isia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
Lo QUE DICE DON MANUEL v.
DoMENECH

Aver visitamos don Manuel ". Do
menech, director de la Porto Rico
Railway Light and Power Co.., quien
interrogamos acerca de las mejoras que
Sc proyectar en- los carros electricos y
sobre Ia construction de la doble via,
que. como saben nuestros lectores, en-
ira EN- los planes de reformas de la Com
pafia.
Gracias los esfuerzos del seiior Do
menech podemos recoger hoy Ia intere
resante nueva. que los habitantes de
San Juan recibiran con jdbilo, acerca
de que la Compafiia Sc propone nssjorar
ell actual servicio de los carros el6ctri-
cos en- una forma que no tenga que en-
vidiar en- NADIA al de las grandes ciuda-
des de ambos mundos.
-jCuales son los prop6sitos de la
Compafiia con motive de su reciente
solicitud para construir parte de la do
bic via?
Elm contestacion esa pregunta de-
bo informarle que tenemos ciertos pla-
mes para mejorar el servicto del tran
via electrico. Me supongo que la pre-
gunta suya Sc refiere mas bien obras
de caracter permanente que requjeran
la inversion de capital Y no a simpies
obras de reparsciones 0 de entreteni
miento.
81 bien tenen.os estudiado, en- geno-
raj, un proyecto para La ampliaci6n del
sistema del trolley construyendo la do
BILE via. y para varias obras do nueva
construction que son indispensables
para dotar la ciudad de un sistema
moderno de transportacions tai proyec-
to no ha sido aprobado atn por la Jun
ia Directiva de La Compafia.
Desde hace mucho tempo Sc ha re-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
Ell CONCERTO DE DALMAU

Para el concicrto dc mamma por
la noche, reina mucha animation.
Podemos asegurar que aristocratas
v numerosas familias de San Juan y
Santurce llenaran ell teatro de la pla
"a dc Colon.
Ell insigne violinista Dalmau, Que
conquisto q jueves un triunfo indes-
criptible en- Mayaguez, sera objeto
de an homemade extraordinario, que
le preparan los elementos mas dis
tinguidos de nuestra sociedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

dido hacerse obras nuevas pagandolas
de los ingresos corrientes. Es asimismc
cierto que hasta no hace muchO tempo
no habia NADIA que indicase la conve-
niencia de hacer tai inversion adicio
nal de fondos con cargo la cuenta de
capital
Sin embargo, La disminuci6n de Ia
competencia de las guaguas los dl'imos
meses Sc ha rehejado en- los ingrescs
de. nuestra Division del Trolley, y 81
tuviesemos seguridad de cue este esta-
do de cosas habria de ser permanente,
acknowledgements que estaria justifcada
la inversion de nuevo capital para am
plisr ell servicio del trolley. No exis
tiendo tai seguridad, la cantidad de
dinero invertir en- nuevas construc-
clones en- mejoras tiene que Cstar for
zosamente limitada por la cuantia de les
ingresos anuales que estimeInos hable-
mos de tener va que no hay NADIA que
indique que las condolences del irerca-
do para la venta de bonos de las com
paiiias de ferrocarriles de servicio pti-
blico hayan de mejorar en- el porvenir
cercano @
Nos damos cuenta, por 10 tanto, de
que una inversion limitada de fondos
debe ser utilizada para obtener Ell ma
yor beneficio possible y para servir las
necesidades mas urgentes. Por consi-
guiente, 70 he recomendado la Com
pania la compra de nuestro material
rodante y la construction de aquella
secci6n de la doble via que me parece
conveniente para elimirar demoras y
para que obtenganos como resultado
un servicio de mayor rapidez. Esta re-
coinendacion ha sido aprobada. Esta-
mos gestionando actualmente la com
pra de 10 coches de pasajeros nuevos,
hemos presertado ante la Comision
(Continua en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

wAsHNcToN.--El observatorio dc
Georgetown registr6 horribles terrenso-
tos al Este y al oeste, que duraron des-
de las siete de la mafana hasta el me-
diodia. SO abri6 Ia mitad del Atlantico
y surgi0 un moptaaa. enorme, que pro
duio olas gigantescas infernales re-
inolinos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
Una COaIiCi6n en-
ire nOTteameriCa-
nos y tili'pinOS
GABLE INGLEs)

MANILA. -Cuatro norteamericanos y
siete flipinos murieron consecuencia
do una collision que Sc produjo entire
constahularios filipinos y militares nor
teamericanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18
''Ing|atGTra d0bG
retirar tOdaS SuS
trOpaS de IrIanda'
CABLE FRANCES

WASHINGTON. - En Fl Congress
presento una resoluci6n SIR. Burke. -
presentante por 81 partido rspuhlleano
de Pennsylvania. para cue .fngiatsEra 70
tire inmediatamente las tropas ane ne
ne en- Irlanda. para que VI gobisrrs
americana reconozca 81 sstablecldo psf
la mayOria de los habitanies ds u fais
Este proyecto ha producido sTan ia
bilo entire los iFianaeses enc residsn -
los Estades Unido& No se sabs - pasa
ra. pcro cs sabido que IA cauaa as ~
landa ticnc rumeFosos simpstisadofsu
en- eI cOngroso de los Estados uulags
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

NUEvA ORLEANS. Horrible incen.
dio dostruyo dos vapores; cuatro casi
destruidos; oil diquo seco do Jahncke,
dahado. Las pcrdidas alcanzan niu-
chos miilones. Ell siniestro fue product
do por 70 rOtura de un cable electrico,
que cay6 en- un deposito de pctroleo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

MARION gohio). Harding ' Coo
lidse conforcnciaron accrca de La pro-
xima formation del Gabinets y de la
asociaci6n dc naciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

BARCELONA.---La ciudad ha reco-
brado su aSpecto normal Los huelgufs-
tas vuelven las fabricas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

GINEBRA, diciembre Liza $50
ciedad de las Naciones'' adruiti6 como
miem;bros Bulgaria, Luxsmburgo y
Costa Rica Negose ingreso los Es-
tados rusos del Baltico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

MEJICo.-Fue imponente el entierro
del secretario dc la Guerra, BENJAMIN
Hill,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

PARIS. .-Ha renunciado cI ministrt
de Ia Guerra, Mr. Lcfevrc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-18

BERNA. Edmund schuiihess - Il
do clectO presidente Dc suisa
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29
Hard to Understand.

Happiness is to he found in many
piaces. A few years ago very rich
soung man was favorite in his clubs
and In his social circle. He married
a beautiful and accomplished girl.
Then his fathers business went TO
smash during the war. Nothing was
left. The young couple moved to a
small farm In New Jersey. He re-
signed from all Of his clubs and Trey
have not been seen by friends for
three years until the other day. He
was in town shopping. He met a
friend and said: II am just learning
that life is worth while" His express
sion showed that he meant 1t. His
friend went to the clubs that night
and told the news. 81 can't under
stand it." he said. "I1e looks and Is
happy. Why, his nails haven't been
manicured for months New York
Correspondence indianapolis Star.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29
whv No, KIN the Fire Buqs7

Elizabeth and her beau ran ten long
squares TO see the fire in Massachu-
sets avenue. Also. she stood around
watching II for more than an hour
with her feet "just killing" her.
She was sure this was one fire that
she was interested In so the next day
she read about II. AS she finished
the story she looked up and said !:
"Well. can't say much for the board
of health Of Indianapolis"
Father stopped drinking his coffee
long enough TO ask: "What on earth
has the board Of health got to do with
the fire?"
Elizabeth replied: THAT Is the Sec
ond big fire in the last two weeks and
think that the board of health
should he able TO disinfect the lumber
yards and kill those fire bugs."-In-
dianapolls News.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29

Few of ms realize the importance OF
saving waste paper. Today when the
country is threatened with wood and
paper famine and our forests are dis
appearing so rapidly every effort
should be made to save every scrap
of paper II is estimated that the saw
ing Of paper would make II possible to
save over I.OOOOOOO00 feet of lumber
each year. Waste paper. such as old
magazines, books, all kinds of printed
matter and paper books, takes The
place of wood pulp and saves mil
lions OF trees. Such material is used
for paper, making paper boxes, roof
ing and building boards and paper
shipping containers of all kinds. which
carry as much as 100 pounds. II ev-
cry one would save the waste paper
In his home 1t would not he necessary
to use single tree for such material
II would require more than MO,0O0.0O0
feet of lumber each year 70 make the
paper shipping cases used throughout
the country-Boys' Life.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29
THEIR DAY or sLokr 1Ohs
Writer Sees Pathos In Vehicles, Dis
placed by the Victorious Automobile,
Meekiy Awaiting Dissolution.

The garage stood In the heart of the
city. That was not strange A great
many garages stand In the heart of q
great many cities. What was strange
was the building which stood oppo-
site the garage. This was q tumble
down. rambling edlfice. with large
and rambling back and front yard. and
In the yards were old carriages.
do not know II II was junk shop
or a repair shop. says writer in the
Christian Science Monitor. ! do know
that nowhere else could one see so
many equipages of an ancient day.
One might sill in ones car and buy
gasoline and oil and while these com
modities were being stored away one
might examine at leisure that motley
old fashioned crew huddled out in the
yards.
There is a buggy-the kind of bug
gy that wheels softly down country
lanes in the moonlight and stops cas-
lily as the driver alights to let down
the bars There is the remnant of
what was once smart, high-wheeled
yellow dog cart, used to go bowling
down the fashionable avenue in the
fashionable hour. The hayrack-its
bright blue worn by now-has carried
many a wholesome load of fragrant
hay in It's day. with barefOoted boys
SPRAYING on the top of the load.
Look at yonder queer old contrap-
toni II was a shoe wagon and the
shoe dealer plodded along the rural
districts fitting every ones feet with
no trouble Mt all.
Tint decrepit vehicle was hanson
cab. and very nObby one. too, in its
day-quite novelty in the commun-
ity. no doubt, when II made its first
appearance. Now IL stands cheek by
jowl with a three-wheeled dump cart,
whose social standing was never any
thing but low.
What a queer old crowd they are
these outworn, outgrown vehicles Of
and bolts to the junkman quite will
ingly. for the streets no longer tempt
them to roll along their wide ways. No
another. newer. swifter method Of
transportation has come Inland the
old wagons in the old yard tremble
little as a huge motor truck roars vic
toriously by. They tremble little,
but II is only that they have waited so
long. standing out there in all wealth
ers. on three wheels or two, with one
shaft off and their paint in disrepair.
They tremble little. but wait meekly
until some one shall come and wheel
them away into oblivion.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29
A WESTERN RAILROAD.

The train was 30 minutes late.
man and his wife paced the floor
of the battered station. The man APP
preached the ticket window and raped
sharply on the counter.
Say" he exclaimed to the lanky
agent who appeared, we've got to
make connections Mt Sage with the X.
Y. 4 u. win they wait half hour
for a passenger?'
The lanky agent rolled his quid
leisurely, and eyed the occupants of
the room as he considered the ques-
ton.
"Wa'al," he finally decided, II reck-
on they'd wait longer than that for
two passengers"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-10-29
Those Operation curlos.

Mrs Willis-Our Willie has been
wrapping things again"
Mr.. WiiIis-Born trader. that kid,
isn't he? suppose he traded some
marbles for the next-door kids knife?
Mrs. Willis-Oh. no. He snapped
your appendix for Mrs. Bumps gall
stones.-Judge.