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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19

\0TSesey SAP9SsUOus Ssass0"s NV
ley, ceio.)
improvement. The government should
furnish all possible aid in the way Of
Information and suggestion. create ia
vOrable conditions under which pro-
ductiOn and distribution may take
place. and especially see that the
channels Of trade are open and that
abuses do NOT exist.
There Is no question:" continues
the secretary. shat everything which
can legitimately be done to eliminate
waste In marketing and to promote
orderly distribution should be done.
But the views Of the most experienced
students Of the matter seems to be
that we must approach the problem In
simpler terms. work along lines which
have clearly proven to be feasible, and
promote existing tendencies and prsc-
tees.
A Field for Work.
Certainly we can proceed further
by state. federal, and individual action
in standardizing the production, the
handling, and the packing Of farm
products and in promoting the use Of
standard containers and proper stor-
age on farms. In transit and ut market
centers. We can continue to furnish
assistance in the preparation and In
stallation Of accounting systems and
more extensively and accurately gath
er and furnish to the farmers Of the
nation all pertinent statistical infor-
nation. ! need scarcely emphasize
the paramount Importance Of making
available daily to producers facts as
to market prices, supplies. and de-
mands. The market news services Of
the department Of agriculture have
already clearly proved their value
The department now conducts and op
crates an inspection service on fruits
and vegetables covering 164 markets
Help Cooperative Asspciationa
Particularly must the federal ant
state agencies omit nothing to pro
mote farmers cooperative associa
lions along right lines. Already. with
In a generation. many such bodie
have appeared and rapidly expanded
. It is estimated that they now marke
annually approximately $500 10000
. worth Of commodities. They are Q
J very diverse forms and sizes. Flo
, the most part. where they have bee
successful they have centered thei
activities on some one product, or o
, related products. In given area. IN
: indications are that with the continue
success Of these enterprises and wilt
the proper educational effort and q
rectlon they will develop even NOR
+ rapidly In the future. Through blu
q letins, news articles. and lectures tn
r department Of agriculture has endea'
' ored to stimulate these efforts.
. 1.-The department Is requesting u
: creased funds to make this extensi0
4 possible and will take the necessaI
: action promptly II the appropriation
' are made"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
News and Notes
of Phoebe Schools

The fifth and sixth grades are hav-
ing short tests for speed and accuracy
In doing the fundamentals OF arithme-
tic.
The four lower grades are to have =
picnic the last hour Friday afternoon.
The girls in the seventh and eighth
grade cooking class are to spend Sat
urday morning cooking good things
which are to be sold In the afternoon.
The fifth and sixth grades are to
have a spelling review Friday after
noon.
Margaret Pitts has returned to
school again after several months alb
sence.
Josephine McCormac Is again en-.
rolled In the third grade after An alb.
sence of some time.
Pearl Olinghouse. Helen Garrison
Phyllis Roeder and Vida Campbell
have the most zoos in spelling In tn,
intermediate room.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19

both agronomically and economically.
Unfortunately. say the Specialist, t.
cilities for experiments and demon
STATIONS are wholly inadequate In At
tempting to work out 4 system Of bet
ter handling Of northern pastures. On
the coastal plains Of the South, unless
the soils are much affected By drought
continue the experts, carpet grass sup
plemented with lespedesa makes q.
cellent pasture. Golden crown grass
Ii also excellent. Efforts are being
made, with the aid Of new stripping
machine, to place carpet grass seed o.
the market In adequate quantity. Sew
erar newly introduced grasses ars
promising as pasture. possibilities.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Naughty Arthur.

David and Arthur shared bed to-
gether, but did not get along well In
doing so. for nearly every night there
was some disturbance between them.
"Well. what II the matter now~
mother called from the foot Of the
stairs one evening on hearing loud
talking In their chamber.
A little voice floated down to her !:
II can't get into bed, cause Arthurs
kicked around In It till he's all I'M
made It."
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
BULL OF cnANoEABLE MOODS
Wiss Plan 70 Play safe 4 All Times
BY Keeping Animal Completely
Under Control.

The bull Is Of very changeable
moods, and one never can tell when
that mood Is going to change. The only
wise plan Is to take no chances with
his moods-play safe at all times BY
keeping him wholly under control, or
where he cannot reach You.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
PASTURE FOR GROWING PIGS


Plenty Of good pasture Is very Inn
portant In growing pigs. Clover. grass
rye, rape, sorghum-in fact almost any
thing green that pigs will eat Is GOOD
Tor them while growing, but pasture
alone win mot make big-bened. stock,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Who Goes toChmch on Sunday?

for eternity. We see that quite often.
which II . terrible warning. what
thsn. could God do with him but say 70
him. It was your wish TO do without
Ne: you shall have your wish: for all
eternity you shall do without Ne. De-
part from me. you accursed'"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
City Marissta

OF 221 cities In the United States
having estimated populations Of more
than $4,000. more than one-half (128)
had municipal markets In 1918 accord.
Ing to . bulletin on the subject re-
Gently issued by the census bureau.
stationary and once supplies II the
Record ONCE.
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This 70 e certify CT the under-
stgned. resiaents Of Ileche q The
have termed partnershlp Tor the
transection Of . general gara9o ouo5-
ness IN piochA under the drn HAWe
k;s;ss q: Sss,',ss =: - ~ III -
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19

Notice IL hereby given that Philip
Matthew'S, Of Panaca, Lincoln County,
Nevada, has taken up one eetray steer,
years old. II anded tipped mule shoe On
left neck and lasy mule shoe over I On
left nip (latter probably vented.
marked with m under bit In the left
leg. eight about 800 peunda.
w. II CHRISTIAN.
Justics Of the Peace. Phoebe iowa
ship.
First publication March l2, 1870.
Last publication Nay Il, l140.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
HsrRAY NOTICE.

Carbon paper at the Record ONCE.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19

ls natures last call" for ice. Cut
It even II II isn't very thick. II It's
spongy or soft, put up more than you
would ordinarily to allow for greater
waste. Get busy. You've heard about
that place that's paved with good In
tentions! Ice next summer depends
upon prompt action nOw-not' next
week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19


proofs that the church IL q divine In
stitution for the salvation of souls.
does It not look million times better
that we show we had some Christian
training at one time or another by our
presence in church for just one hour
when there is an opportunity to do SO
on Sunday. and hear the living word Of
God?
Let II not be said OF us that we are
more pagan by our absence from d.
vine worship than those who never
heard Of Christianity. This letter.
know is out of the ordinary, but hope
my appeal for a better church attend.
ance on Sunday will give offense to nc
one. While l have the greatest of re.
gard for the people Of the desert who
are struggling for living. my, hopes
are that the people who read this MAJ
call In their friends and discuss thi,
matter In the right spirit. Neither
rain nor snow for q short distanct
should keep people away who hav'
still spark Of faith left In their soul
Our soldiers fought for democrac!
whom they were waist deep In wats
and mud. We are nghtine on earth 4
save our souls. That IL the end TO
which we were created.
How true It Is that ~ mon and WON
On live % will they die. People VIII
are determined to keep away from tn
Institution that God has established 4
cave souls. and they feel In their con
science there u . hereafter. have ofts
had their lives out down. either i
mine accidents or ON the railroad. Q
by drowning. or BY sudden death 4
tarisus wayA without any prsparatio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14
CUENTOA
Ell COFRE

azules, una hoja de papel, una estam-
pilla de recibo y su lapicera.
-Hagamos las cosas en- forma-aiia-
di6 extendi6 un recibo que Ell seiior
Nicolas seiapresur6 firmar.
Terininado este requisite el ALTOONA
DO declare:
-Dentro de unos minutes, ell tempo
que puedo emplear en- ir a la esquina
v tomar un coche Y dos hombres, los
desembaraz6 de esa antigualla.
Sali0 precipitadamente ,nlientras los
esposos Sc miraban aturdidos. Cinco
minutes despues dos hombres robustos,
bajo direction del seflor Guigni Sc lie
vaban el cofre.
Y cuando el tercero Y su fardo hubie-
ron desaparecido en- las profundidades
de Ia escalera produj0se una brusca re-
voluci0n en- ell alma de la se1ora Nj
colas.
=; Imbecil !-aull6.
3 Imbecil V por que?-le dijo todo
azorado ell seiior Nicolas. LIE he pedido
trescientos frances Y nCs ha dado seis-
cientos...
Z Por que?-grit6 la excelente mu-
jer,-: preguntas por qu6?... dos mil
frances debfas haber pedido Y tie hubie-
IA dado tres mil, 81 hubieras pedido Gin
co mil tie habrfa dado ocho mil =.
Y furiosa, amenazante tendi0 SUI pu-
no hasta la puerta por donde habfan sa-
lido "el aficionado, los hombres y ell CO.
FIRE y aullo:
=; All, ladr6n! Canalla! Ladr0n J.,
que modo de aprovecharse.
- Leon FGbrice.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14
LA ORGANIZACIoN DE LA CARGA
EN- Ell MUELI.E NO. =.

En- el muelle niimcro :. de la Bull
Insular Line hay alrededor de veinti-
cinco mil bultos de distintos buques
que han descargado ALI.
Es vertladeramente admirable yer
como ha sido clasificada en- ese nue.
lie la carga, bajo la direction compe-
tente de los selOres Miguel Echevarrfa
Adalberto Dfaz Nor.
Para que el p1blico pueda darse
cuenta de 10 bien organiZada que esta
la carga, tenemos que decir 10 siguien-
te:
Aver tarde, un empleadO de esta en-
presa tuvo necesidad de levantar del
muelle una caiita pequeiia cue pesaba
81 libras. Y entire aquella enormidad
de bultos que LENA el dmplio muelle, Il
los cinco minutes fue encontrada Ia
pequena GAIA
Ell trabajo por parte de los sei1ores
Echevarrfa Y Dfaz Nor, es digno de
elogiarse.e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14

Con espejo,' agreg5 la senora de
! Nicolas. W.
I'm armario con espejo, volyi6 re-
| petir su marido, -4ertonces me dije:-nl r.
"Pongamos UNI aviso' v seste4es el
case. lit il ''3;sie'ai;h, s.sil;si'li Il
Los dos callafon Y niraroIf en- silen-
clio al sefor Guigni, quien repuesto de
su primera impression, examinaba ell
mueble; detallando sus esculturas cada
vez mas atomic ante aqiella obra maes
ira. GsU sf s'44 ShS'nzs
! Por fin pregunt0: sa'R e as
=; Cuanto piden ustedes?
Trescientos frances, seiior. :. 'et
=; Trescientos frances !, repiti0 ell afi
cionado. -t.it 'faasps o,asalat
No es caro-dijo la se1ora de Nico-
las. ''''' .''a'''s' @'e'si'7'
i Trescientos frances niurnur6 el
senior Guigni. y .'''t} ''Ss;'' 'se
Nj un centimo menos, afirm6 ell Sc
nor NlcolaS, yea 'uSteu como eS, 81 Sc
trata como creo de una persona enten-
dida. - As*3s
| -Justamente porque soy entendido..
! Ell seiior Gliigiii Sc 'detuvo, Y despu6s
! tOmando una decision les dijo:
Les doy seiscientos frances.
-; Seicientos frances! dijeron los es-
pesos sobresaltados.
Inclinandose sobre la oreja de su ma
rido la sefiora Nicolas murmur0:
-; Es un loco!... ~,
-Aeepto-se apresur6 a decir el Sc
nor Nicolas.
,---Muy bien-respondi6 el senior Guig-
nj. Y sac6 de su cartera seis billetes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14

| CuandO EN- la session de "Avisos va.
rios" del peri6dico ley6: "Cofre: Sc ven
de, preciO moderadO. Gale Chaple nd.
nero 221, sefior Nicolas; aquel exec.
lente sefior Guigni tom0 su sobretodo,
ell paraguas y el sombrero, Y pasos
rapidos Sc encamil0 hacia esa direc-
ci0n. y
La portera que lefa un diario aca-
riciaba un hermoso cato, sin prestarle
mayor atenci6n lie dijo:
Ell seflor Nicolds?... Esta en- su
cuarto, segunda puerta la derecha,
en- ell corredor
Ell senior Guigni tom6 el ascensor '
llam6 a la puerta de los esposos Nico-
las Sc abrieron en- seguida.
-: Els aQuf donde. tienen un cofre
para vender?, pregunt0 amablemente el
sefior Guigni.
-Sf seiIor, asinti0 el senior Nicolas,
tenemos un cOfre. un cOfre viejo.
--iSe puede yer?
Como no,-contest6 ell seguida la
seiiora.
Nicolas afiadi6 con una sonrisa en- los
labios:
i Entire uSted!
El senior Guigni entr6 en- la vivienda,
vivienda trivial de dos viejos esposos
que no piensan en- el comfort moderno
nj entienden de la elegancia actual.
I.O hicieron pasar al comedor, para
llevarlo luego a un domitorio, con SUI
vieja CANA de caoba, su c0moda atesta-
da de chucherfas y sus tres sillones ta-
pizados con terciopelo verde.
=; He ahf el objeto !--dijo el senior
Nicolas, sefialando un mueble antique
que Ell un rinc6n de la pieza y forman-
do una cuadrilla con la CANA, la como
da Y los tres sillones debfa admirarse
no POGO de encontrarse ALI.
FL coraz6n del seior Guigni latfa
apresuradamente en- la prisi6n del pc
cho.
Por POGO el digno aicionado no di6
.un grito de jdbilo.
Acababa de reconocer una pieza admi
rable, digna de figurar Ell cualquier
museo.
Sus miradas no Sc .apartaban del
mueble mientras el senior Nicolas ex-
plicaba:
ESQ viene de familia. ;. 10 trajimos
de Normandfa hace treinta aiios... en-
la epoca en- que nos casamos. Hoy
cansados de estas antiguallas queremos
venderlo, no es c0modo para guardian
ropa:.. queremos reemplazarlo por un
armario... ''3i'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14

Debo hacer constar, en- primer ter
mino, que la senorita Jimenez. c. p. b.,
no ha lefdo con ell deteniniento debido,
la razonada queja que El Imp0rctGt
public6 en- su edici0n del dfa diez, re-
lacionada con las deficiencies del SER
vicio telef6nico en- Santurce; pues 10
de que, "hay constantemente tertu-
las" en- aquella Central, pareceme que
no esta eXpresado asf, por clio pido
un POGO mas de SUI amable benevOlen-
cia, para no extraviar ell buen sentido
de 10 dicho, en- aquella ligera llamada
de atenci6n...
La senorita Jimenez, asegura, que 10
Dor mi dicho, ''es completamente fal-
so" ESQ, seforita Jim6nez, con ell
debido respeto que usted, todas sus
compaiieras me merecen, no puedo de-
jarlo pasar, sin el consiguiente CO.
mentario. ID
Ell que suscribe es, ante todo, un
caballero; J los caballeros, no faltan
nunca a la yerdad, a sabiendas. 70 no
he visto las tertulias; pero 81, distin-
guida senorita, aAdifQao al dido, me
he dado cuenta en- mas de una OCCASION,
de las alegres conversaciOnes rise
rtas en- la Central, interinamente es-
peraba, despues de llamar, una, dos,
tres yeces, para que me dispensasen ell
obsequio de ponerme en- communication
con la persona con Guien tenfa nece-
Sidad de hablar.
ST la senorita Jim6nez hubiera lefdo
con calma ell debido detenimiento mi
escrito anterior, hallarfa ell aquel,
la salvedad de: "Cuando han pasado
las h0ras oficiales de oficinas, muy
particularmente, los d0mingos por las
tardes': ST este es asi, seiiorita Jime-
nez, no pude 30 asegurar 10 que listed
dice en- su carta replica. No dudo, dis
tinguida senorita Jim6neZ, que Sc en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14

FL Gollernador INFERNO ,ha aprobat,
do las siguientes Leyes y Resoluciones
'I.ey asignando la suma de S6,464 &C
para reembolsar a la asignaci0n para
gastos diversos sujetoS la aproba-
ci6n del Gobernador, ailo fiscal 1919
20, la cantidad que de ella Sc ha toma.
do para hacer frente los gastos oca-
sionados con la vista de los miembros
del Congreso de los EstadOs UnidOs a
esta Isla, Y 'para recibir al General
Pershing y su comitiva.'
SLey para enmendar las secciones l
2 de la, Ley No. AZ, de II. de JUNO
de 1919, titulada LEY disponiendo la
construction, de I'm .Capitolio y el in
greso Ell la TesoreHfa de Puerto Rico,
de los fo4Gos procedentes de la liqui-
daci6n balance de, Ia Comisi6n de
Alimentos de Puerto Rico, para yen-
der en- plbliea. subasta el edificio ge-
neralmente. copocido con el nombre de
'Diputaci0p Provincial para, derogar
la Ley para proTeer, ,fondos con desti,;
no a la construction de up editi.cio que
Sc llamara 'Capitolio de Puerto Rico
aprobada, el. II de mario de 1905" 6g9i.
LEY para emendar Ell parrafo del
artfculo deela Ley fijando el presu-
puesto de los gastos necesariOs para
el sosteninliento del Gobierno de Puer-
to Rico en- los aios iecoll0micos que
terminara en 80 de JUNO de 1870 Y en-
30 de JUNO de 1921, respectiyame nte,
V para otros fines, aprobada en- - de
JUNO de .1919 que Sc retiere los as
tos eventuales, Negociado de Mater-a-
les de Imprenta Transporte.'
Ley para enmd. los apartados % V
% de la secci0n 16 de la Ley de Ar1i-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14
L:eyes Aprobadas

trios de Puerto Rico, apr0bada el 10
de JUNO de 1919, V para otros fines
"Resoluci6n Conjunta para enmen-
dar ell apartado titulado 'Universidad
de Puerto Rico comprendido en- el ar
tfculo primero de la Ley No. Il, fijan-
do ell presupuesto de los gastos necesa-
rios para el sOstenimiento del Gobierno
de Puerto Rico en- los amos economies
aue terminaran el 80 de JUNO de 1920
V en- 80 de JUNO de 1921, respectiva-
mente, v para otros fines, aprObada
en- 20 de JUNO de 1919"
'"Resoluci6n Conjunta asignando la
cantidad de 5000 para indemnizar a
Juan A. Colon, Collector de Rentas In
ternas de Aguas Buenas, los daiios SUI
fridos en- el incendio ocurrido en- dicha
poblacion, mientras Sc dedicaba al sal
vamento de las propiedafes fondos
pdblicos confiados a su custodia."
.'Res0luci0n ConJunta aslSnanqO Ia
suma de ounce mil ($15,00O) dollars,
o la parte de ella que fuere necesaria.
para La ejecuci6n de la Resolution
Gonjunta No. 36, aprobada en- 26 de
JUNO de 1919, por la cual Sc declara
carretera iilsular el camino cOnstrufdo
por ell municipio de Rio Piedras, que
partiendo del kilometro 1s de la carre-
terra Central por el barrio de Monaci-
Hos va unirse con la de. Guaynabo
a San Juan. pasando al propio tempo
por el Asilo de tuberculosis, situado
en- dicho barrio de MonacillOs, juris-
diccion de Rio Piedras, para construfr
la ayenida principal de dicho Asilo,
dcncminada "Avenida Arsuaga', y pa
III otros fines"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14
TELEFONEMAS.

uc8tre usted ell la Central Telef0nica
5u!a4ta las loras de mayor trabajo;
no es.o no qu.ere decir que, las de-
cas por mi senaladas no ocurran
duraute esas horas, fIera de elias.
He de repetir, distinguida amable
seilorita, que no he vist0, nj aln ina
ginGriumcRte, las tertulias; pero 81,
se1orita dlstinguida, he dido en- mas
de uno ocasi6n, Gudfono al dido, cuan-
to he dicho en- mi anterior escritO. 81
las hubiera visto, senorita Jimenez,
hubiera citado nombres; asf como he
citado horas, en- que me ocurri6 la ll-
TINA deficiencia del serviciO de San
turce
Y creame la seiiorita Jimenez, que
no me olyidar6 del ruego que me ha.
ce estar6 al ranto de cuanto pueda
ocurrirme u ocurrirle cualquiera de
mis- amigos, abonados en- Santurce, con
el servicio telef0nico, y me complace.
re en- comunicdrselo particularmente q
Ia distinguda y gentil sehorita Jime-
qez, para que procure poner cuanto
buenamente pueda, de su parte, con
Il fn dc corregir las deficiencies del
servicio.
Mi iustificada Queja, no llev6 la me-
nor intenci6n de lastimar ell buen
nombre de las simpaticas senoritas que
forman ell cuerpo de telefonistas de la
Central de Santurce, C. p. b.; mi razo-
NADIA quoia, sc hizo en- terminus gene
rales sin puntualizar hecEos, Ell per-
juicio de nadie.
Y como este ligero incidente ha de
redundar, sin duda alguna, en- favor
del servicio telef0nico en- Santurce, con
el debido respeto y pidiendo SUI bon
dadoSa indulgencia a la distinguida y
anlable senorita Jim6nez, b. s. p, y
hago puuto final.
REBOLLEDO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14
Departamento del Interior

No. 1922, de Maria r. de Subira, de
Ponce, un Packard.
Y Sc han registrado las siguienes
transferencias:
No. CLIO, de la Compailfa Azucare-
IA El Ejemplo, Luis Gonzalez, Ma
guabo; No. H-13S, de Juan Buss0 Ca
brera, Finca Buena Vista, Rio Piedras !;
No. P-406, de Tomas C. Ongay, a Car
los N. Davila, Bayam6n; No. "a, de
NJ. Garcia. Antonio Rivera, Lajas
No. 523, de la Porto Rico Leaf Tobac-
co, Juan Dfaz, Aibonito; No. P-506,
de Juan, Adorno, Tomas Coto, Ca
guas; No. P-500, de Leon Rivera, a
Jose IzQuierdo, Toa Alta; No 23433
de Manuel Faria, a Rafael Santana,
Manati.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14
Sordera Y Ruidos en- la
Cabeza.

ST padece usted de este, vaya
donde cualquier farmacia y pida
CONCENTRATED SOURDAL, Gu
70 precio es 4I6 por lata. Este nue.
vo remedio produce una cura casi
s;empre Immediate y sus prOntOs
efectos una cura permanente. Pc
netra en- los sitios donde Sc asienta
el dolor y ha realizado curaciones
completas en- ,muchos casos en- que
Sc habian perdido las esperanzas.
81 su droguista aun no. ha recibido
ell SOURDAL, no acepte ningun
sustituto y ST envie un giro postal
para que lie sea proporcionado di-
cho medicamento, a "SOURDAL
DISTRIBUTING co. SS, STA
TION ROAD, CROYDON, SUI
RREY, ENG, y recibira un pa
quete por correo, su direction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14

Con fecla abril /, el ComisionadC
del Interior declare la reception pro
yisiOnal del trozo de la carretera Yau
co-Lares, comprendido entire los kil0
metros 10 y 21, construfdo por el seiiol
Juan Massini.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14

Ell dfa 4 de mayo de 1920, ell Conf
sionado del Interior declare la recep-
ci6n defnitiva de la escuela de TN sa-
lon de MADEIRA en- ell barrio "Cuebas'
de Trujillo Alto, obra ejecutada por
el Contratista seilor Cipriaho Falu.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-14

Ell dfa ]! II del del corriente Sc inscribie-
ron los siguientes vehfculos en- la off
Gina de automobiles de, este Departa
lnento: orfs NJ f..sT. t, 'urti..l. s;
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-17
WYOMING TO HAVE.
NEW CONCRETE ROAD

CASPER, Wyo., Sept. 15.-(By
International News Service. Plans
for the construction of a concrete
road. four and one-half miles in
length, between Casper and Salt
Creek are under way. l'ccording to
announcement by the State High
way Commission, the road will es-
tablish a new high marx in the cost
of road building, estimates placing it
at total of $968,587.17, or nearly
$4,000 per mile. The road will be
only nine feet wide and will be used
for the accommodation of heavy
trucks.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-17
REMEMBER WHAT YOU SEE.

Did you sit and listen to The voice and language of
person who is world travelled?
you have not then you should try to make the oppor
tunity.
Just as polishing brings the wonderful of vash
the right kind of travel smooth down and take off the
roughness and the sharp edges in contact with the human
family.
Even the speaking voice of the woman who world
travelled changes with the years and experience
There is richer softer quality resonance, diff
erent bearing which sometimes called breeding sometimes
culture and is easily distinguished from affectation
Don't travel to go hither and yon mereystudy you
and assimilate and you will have real culture day