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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
La Immigration
pOrtOrriQuena eS
anhe|ada en- Cuba
HAY TRABAJADORES
QUE CANAAN GATOR
CE DOLLARS DIARIOS
de nuestro Corresponsal)

La situacion del mercado de azucar
durante la semana pasada Sc caracte-
rizo por medic de rapidas y frecuen-
tes ALIAS en- los precios, llegando CO.
tizarse ell quintal precios nunca So
nados en- los mejores tiempos de la in
dustria Sacarina.
Los altos precios han despertado en-
Cuba la fiebre del oro Y no es para
descrito ell entusiasmo de los centraHs
tas colonos, cuyos capitales crecen
como la espuma Todo el mundo Sc mues
ira satisfecho de las perspectivas del
presente, pero muy pocas personas pien
san en- las posibles contingencies del
future.
Los precios actuales del azucar Sc
pueden calificar de prodigiosos FL azu
car vendida por los productores cuba
nos asciende mas de mil millones de
dolares Todo ese dinero ha aumenta-
do .considerablemente la riqueza de los
industriales cubanos. Para ell aiio en-
trante Sc auguran mejores precios, pues
la escasez es cada vez mayor por el
hecho de que Europa no esta produ-
ciendo azucar de remolacha. Y esta
escasez SO hace sentir ahora con tanta
intensidad por ell aumento extraordi-
mario del consume, 10 que hace que la
demanda sea cada vez mayor.
Todos los que visitan esta isla ma
ravillosa le dan ell nombre de la Isla
de Orc, nombre que ella debe procu-
rar conservar con orgullo. Pero para
poder conseguir que la production de
Cuba aumente, y con la production Ia
riqueza, seria necesario, antes que ma
da, resolver ell problema de la inmi-
gracion. En- Cuba faltan brazos, obre-
ros capacitados que puedan compene-
trarse facilmente- de las neqesidades
v aspiraciones de Cuba.
Ese es uno de los graves pro-
Cuba. Ese es uno de los graves pro-
blemas a que tienen que atender los
centralistas. Sc ha perdido mucha ca
ma en- los campos de cultivo de esta
isla prodiga fecunda por falta de
hombres para la recollection. Esto, CO.
mo era logico esperar, ha dado lugar a
la merma en- la production. Como mu-
chos obreros extranjeros Sc han ausen
Eado de Cuba para disfrftar en- su
patria del dinero ganado despues de
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I'm gran GOntIiCto
para Puerto Rico

Por noticias recibidas del Norte,
nos hemos enteradode la critica 81
tuaei6n que ha creado la presente
huelga de los muelles en- cuanto a
los artfculos de embarque para
Puerto Rico.
Las companias nasieras han pues
to un embargo sobre toda carga para
la isla, mientras dure la huelga de
los muelles aqui.
Una de las casas navieras de San
Juan ha recibido un cablegrama dc
New York, diciendolt que en- case de
'.a4 no haya probabilidades de solu-
cionar oportunamente la present.
huelga de los muelles, Sc suspendera
el trafico de vapores. entire la isla Y
los z. U.
Como observara el Iector es este un
grave conficto que Sc. avecina, pues
nGc~to Rico depende de los Estados
lJnidos en- 10 que a a mayor parte
de los articulos de consumo Sc re-
fiere
Una Comision de la Camara de Co.
mercio visito al Gobernador expo
rieudole la dificil situacion.
FL alto funcionario expres6 que el
haria 10 que su alcance estuviera.
En- cuanto a mereahcias recibidas
por los iltimos vapores de New York
a1n esta casi toda en- los muelles,
pues nj las propias casas a las cua-
les viene consignada han encontrado
medios posibles de extraerla.
Todos estos inconyesientes los crea
Ia presente huelga de- los muelles,
que seg1n vemos va tomando proper
clones alarmantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
Sc ComprOmetGn
a COnduCir Su CO.
mida en- una costa
LA CAMPANA EN- FA-
VOR DEL "OVERALL"
PROGRESA

Ell Cheese Club, que ha patrocinado
ell uso del overall con el objeto ds
obtener la baja del precio de la ropa,
ha tornado ahoSa otra iniciativa no
menos importante fin de obtner Ia
baja de los precios en- los restaurants,
iniciativa que consistS en- que cPda
cual lleve su almuerzo EN- una peque-
ma costa Sc 10 coma ell el sitio que
lie parezca meior, sin necesidad dc to-
mar asiento en- las fondas
Los miDmbros del simpatico club
Green que por este medic Sc obligara
a los duehos de fondas bajar el pre-
clio de las comidas, especialmente do
las del medic dia, que como es bion
Sabido todos los habitantes de la ciu.
dad, que generalmente trabajan a gran
distancia de sus respectivos donicilios
toman fuera de su casa.
Tendra clio, ademas, la ventaja de
que cada cual podra elegir ell sitio quo
mejor lie plazca para tomar su almuer-
20 va sea en- un parque, bajo la fres-
cura de las frondas, va Ell ell zaguan
de alguna casa, va Ell plena calle, sin
verse incomodado por la excesiva con-
currencia del publico que Sc reune en-
los restaurants la hora del almuerzo.
FL Cheese Club ha elaborado todos
los planes para iniciar este movimien-
to del almuerzo de la costa 10 mas
pronto possible, y es muy SECURE que
antes de pocos dias principle poncr-
Sc en- practica Ell varios sitios de Ia
ciudad.
En- 10 que Sc reiere al movimiento
en- favor del overall, este contindae
con mucho elltusiasmo, habiendose ad-
herido a el personalidades muy impor-
tantes de la sociedad de las finanzas.
De muchas ciudades del pals llegan
despachos anunciando que la cosa to-
ma cuerpo y que 10 que en- un princi-
pio SO tomo simplemente como una bro
ma, puede convertirse en- una verda-
dera campafia que de Ell terra con los
altos precios de la ropa. Probablemen
te en- ell curse de esta senana Sc rca-
izara ell esta ciudad una gran parada,
con Ell objeto de hacer propaganda el
favor del overall, en- la cual tona
ran parte varios miles de personals.
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mismo, por los esfuerzos realizados en-
favor del pueblo portorriqueno. Los
oradores fueron todos muy aplaudidos.
Uno de los edIfcios mas concurri
dos de la Feria Regional ha sido cl res
taurant, a cargo de las Sras. Font
Camunas Paniagua. Todas las nj
mas que estaban atendiendo este res
turant de la Feria, vieronse trabajan-
do activamene desde las once de LIT
mailana hasta tarde. Los comenSales
han quedado encantados del excelen-
te servicio de las lindas muchachas q.
sirven ALI.
Durante cl dia de aver, la "Feria
Regional" Sc VIC muy concurrida, prin-
ripalmente por visitantes de la isla,
que habian llegado en- ell ferrocarril
La. banda de Vega Baja ha .sido una
de las que con mayor entusiasmo ha
contribuido al exito de los festivales,
ejecutando sus mejores pleas, sien-
DO aplaudidisima por ell gentio.
Ell teatro de la Feria, a cargo del
Sr. Gelarbert, tambien estuvo lleno en-
tcdos los momentos.
El sabadO por la manana una gran
rarada civico-militar recorri6 las
principales GALES de la poblacion. En-
primer t6rmino, iba el Regimiento dc
Puerto Rico, precedido de su exec.
lente banda; despues, los ninos Y las
ninas de los asilos de San Juan; la
randa de Vega Baja, Y en- ultimo ter
mino, los automoviles, carrozas, y or
ganizaciones civicas de la capital.
Aver domingo, por la maiana, vo-
l. en- el aeroplano de Mr.. Aubert la
profesora Miss. c. Viking, quien
50 mostr6 satisfechisima del viaje
aereo.
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Mas rOmpGhueIgaS
ataCadOS pOr gru-
pO de hue|guiStaS

FL sabado por la tarde cerca de la
estacion de Martin Peha fueron ataca-
! dos por cinco huelguistas un grupo de
trabajadores del muelle que regresaban
su pueblo, Aguadilla.
Los sediciosos armados de piedras y
palos agredieron los trabajadores Ra
mon Sagardia, Antonio Galban, Candi-
do Crespo, Esteban Feliciano, Domin-
go Rivera, Nicolas Crespo Edelmiro
Rodriguez. Todos recibieron fuertes con
tusiones.
Ell policia Encarnacion, que lego al
sitio del suceso, arresto Domingo Cor
tijo, uno de los agresores. Ell resto Sc
dio a la fuga.
POGO despues salio del puesto de San
Juan ell cabo Martinez acompanado de
varios policias, ygpractic6 la consiguien
te investigation, pero no Sc pudo dar
con los otros individuos. Tanto el agre-
sor como los heridos fueron llevados a
Rio Piedras.
Cortijo ingreso EN- aquella carcel, acu
sado de acometimiento y aggression. Los
agredidos fueron asistidos en- la sala
de socorro.
La policia, que va conoce las sefias de
los demas huelguistas, esta reaIzando
cuidadosa busqueda por aquellos Alfredo
res
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Confsrsneia del Vale zsno

El sabado Is de mayo las $3.50 de
la noche, ell Ingeniero Agronomo Sc
nor del Vale Zeno dara una confe-
rencia ilustrada en- ell Teatro Munich
pal de San Juan, en- la que revelara
Ell secreto de su descubrimiento con-
ira la epidemic del matizadO do la ca
ma de azicar.
La entrada dicho acto sera gratis
v las personas que de alguna manera
esten interesadas en- asistir al mismo
pueden solicitar localidades del senior
C. Asenjo, Apartado AS, telefono 1891,
Luna Al, San Juan. Advt
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Los EmpIeadOS
pdbliCOS Sc dirijen
a Ia Legislature
Honorable senado y Camara de Re
presentantes de Puerto Rico.

Honorable Senado y Camara de Re
presentantes de Puerto Rico.
senores:
Por acuerdo de la Association de
EmpIsados Insulares de Puerto Rico"
tenemos cl honor de dirigirnos a uste-
des como genuinos representatives de Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, hacienda expo
sicion de 10 siguiente:
1.-Que los sueldos que actualmente
devengan los empleados insulares son
insuAcientes para atender con decoro
q las mas perentorias necesidades de la
vida.
& 2.-Que todos los articulos de indispen
sable consume para la subsistencia, y
en- general ell costo de la vida, Sc han
encarecido de tai manera que es impo-
sible en- los actuales momentos poder
atender a ellos con los sueldos que ac-
tualmente disfrutan los empleados insu-
lares.
s. 3.--La isla esta disfrutando de un pc
riodo do bienestar sin precedentes en-
Ia historic, on su vida industrial, conner
cial agricola; los obreros han podi-
do mejorar su situacion economical po-
niendose relativamente Ia altura de
las circunstancias, ejercitando su dere-
cho a exigir un mejor salario. Solo una
clase on Puerto Rico ha estado hasta
ahora impedida de hacerlo, huerfana
dc toda protection y completamente des
atsndida en- sus necesidades; y esa cla-
50 no es otra que la del nucleo que for
man los empleados de Ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico cuyOs sueldos, con muy Ii
geTas variantes, Sc encuentra al mismo
Tivel que antes de iniciarse la guerra
on 1914.
3 4.-oue los articulOs en- general han
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aumentado Ell 200 y ell 500 por ciento,
de 10 cual resulta que un empleado q.
antes de iniciarse la guerra disfrutaba
un sueldo de $4,000, este ha sido re-
ducido a una tercera parte sea Gin
cuensa dolares, dadas las actuales amor
males circunstancias porque atravesa-
mos.
Por estas razones, en- nombre de to-
dos los empleados del Gobierno Insular
Continuation de la pag. 3
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AVISO

A los duehos de automobiles. y trucks.
a Visitar la exhibition de las famosas gomas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
Ell RErRAro DEL GoBERNADoE

En- la ofcina del Sargento de Ar1nas
del Senado, senior Palacios Salazar, ha
sido colocada una fotografia del go
bernador, senior Benedicto, junto al re
trato del presidente Mckinley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
ACLARACIoN

La boda de la distingida senorita Mar
garita Landron y ell quito joven Ricardo
Sbert, cuya celebration habiamos anun
ciado para el treinta de abril, SO efecG
tuara Nel dia treinta del actual mes de
mayo, en- ell Dorado. 81
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La Inauguration de la
Gran Feria Regional

Las bandas ejecutaron algunos paso-
lobles, y el acto termino como las
iocc del dia, hOra en- que todos salie-
'on, plenos de satisfaction Y de opti-
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MERCADo DE AZUCAR

Ultimo cablegrama recibido de Nue.
va York.
~ "Oferta firme, creemos poder ven
der a $50 en- la primera quincena de
mayo"
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JEFE QUE RENUNCIA

Fue aceptada por ell Gobernador La
renuncia del jefe de la policia, Carlos
Diaz.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Huffman spent a day recently with
Mrs. Tom Pollard
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Creech return.
ed home Friday after spending sew,
eral days with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Austin Black
Friends Of little James Samuel
Lane were glad TO know that he re-
turned home from Danville Sunday
and is doing nicely after a severe
operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Ray are re-
ceiving congratulations over a dainty
little son that arrived to bless their
home April nth. Il has been cris-
tined Harry Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hicks and Mrs
Nancie Ray and Mr.. Sam Ray
motered TO Broadhesd Sunday and
were guests Of Mr. Larkin Hicks and
ID. Y. Carter and family.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
COULD HARDLY
STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering From Hesdsehe,
Sidsaehe. Baekaehe. and Veal.
ness, Relieved BY Cardui.
Says This Teas Lady.

Gonzales, Ter.- Mrs. Minnie Phil.
pot. OF this place. writes: "Fiys years
ago | was taken VITA n rata In my
left aide. II was right under my
left RIB. II would commence with an
aching and extend up into my ieft
shoulder and on down into my back
by that time the pain would be %
severe ! would have 10 take 10 bed.
aud suffered usually about three days
...i suffered this way for Tires years.
and got to be mere skeleton and was
40 weak | could hardly stand aloha
Was not able 10 10 anywhere and had
TO let my house work 20. 4 suffered
awful with pain IN my back and I
had the headache all the time. I Just
was unable 10 do a thing. NY life
vas . misery. my stomach got In an
awful condition. caused from takinu
90 much medicine. suffered 10 much
palm. ! had just about given up ell
hopes OF our getting anything TO hsip
ma
One day q Birthday Almanac vas
thrown In my yard. After reading
It's testimonials | decided 10 try Car
dui. and am 90 thankful that I did.
for begAn 10 improve when on the
second bottle. II am nov q we'll
woman and feeling fine and TIE cure
has bssn permanent for n ~ Ssse
Two ysav since my awful bed hsaith
vii always praise and rsoommsnd
0sau Try cAsdui today. y 70
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
JUpsoN.

Mr.. Henry Grimes continues quite
III.
Mr.. VIM. Adams is improving
slowly
Mrs. b NJ Lane is quite III with
the momps.
Mr.. Wm. Dyehouse Of Ohio is
visiting friends Of this place.
Mrs. J.. l.. Mathews spent Thurs
day with her sister. Mrs. Vim. Simp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson spent
"Wednesday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster spent
Sunday with their son. Mr.. feley
Lane and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cummins
spent Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Ray.
Mr.. yirgle Hill and several Of his
friends were the guests Sunday Of
Miss Vergelia Ray.
Miss Mamie Mae Woods was the
guest Thursday q her cousins. Miss
es Leona and Pauline Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Black. Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Pollard spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Black.
Mrs. Price Tutor Of Richmond
spent a few days recently with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hicks Naneie
Ray and daughter, vergela made a
business trip to Danville. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson were
the guests Wednesday night Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Simp-
son.
Mr.. Stanley Foster was the guest
Saturday nifht Of his cousin. Mr..
Robert Ray and attended the show
at Lancaster.
Mrs. Milton Black and charming
little daughter and Miss Dora Lee
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
DEMONSTRATION WORK
IS MADE PROFITABLE
Science Applied TO Practical AQri-
culture in ldaho.
Report Recently Given Out Shows
Saving Of sfo.27 for Every Dollar
Expendsd--vsrissy OF Sub
Jeets Treated.

prepared by the United State. Depart
ment Of Agricuiture)
Impressive results from the appilca.
tion ~ science to practical agriculture
arr shown In q report recently given
to the county commissioners 20 Idaho
regarding the extension work In that
state for 1919. A saving ~ siO25 for
every dollar expended In the extern
sion activities was made. The total
expenditure WIS sc745oa. Including
the amounts the counties provided
from their own funds aud the money
received from state and federal
sources. The savings resulting direct.
" from this outlay were figured at
sa.s2o.2i7.
In all more than .2.I00 demonstra.
lions were held during the year and
were attended by mor than 22leS
persons. In calculating the savings
Indicated above only the increases re-
suitlng directly from these demonstra.
lions are included. no account being
taken % the large benefits arising
from the spread Of Information Co
farmers not sharing In the demonstra.
lions.
The great variety n subjects treat
ed by the agricultural experts l.
shown by the following items selected
from n summary Of their work: Dem
onstrations relating To seed testing.
corn for silage. control of smut In
wheat and In oats. potato variety dem
onstratlons. alfalfa variety demonstra.
tions. orchard spraying. COW testing.
control Of rodents. cooperative pur.
chasing and marketing. poultry Gull
Ing. eradication 81 hog cholera. drain.
age and irrigation demonstrations.
use Of fertilizer and feeding OF live
stock.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
KEEP BARN SMELLING SWEET
Milk Takes Up a Foreign odor With
Surprising Rspidlty-use
Broom Freely.

The man who uses the broom free
iy Is the one that has the sweet smell
Ing stable. a condition worth while.
for milk takes up a foreign odor with
surprising rspidity. and unless every
thing IL sweet smelling the milk will
FELL II. and eventually the customer
will ind Il out and take his trade
elssw here.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
IS NOT DIFFICULT TO OPERATE
Pruning and Training Of Grape Vines
10 Extremely Simple When Once
Understood.

The pruning and training Of grape
vines Is not a difficult operation. al.
though Il too often Il 80 considered
by the inexperienced. There are n few
fundamentals about the operation.
which when once grasped. makes the
operation become extremely simple. In
fact. there Is less perplexity about
grape pruning than there Is about
pruning tree fruits.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
Pl0W DRAG WILL SAVE LAWN
Simple Device Recently Invented by
Tennessee Man VIII Prevent
Injury to Grass.

Here Is shown a device recently pat
ented by a Tennessee man to prevent
walking pillow from cutting the lawn
to pieces when Il becomes necessary
to drag the pillow through the yard TO
plow NH. strip 81 garden. says
Farming Business. The teeth are az.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
PUT L0AFER ACRES TO WORK
Many Farmers Would BE JUSTIFIED In
RsarransIns Fields and Clearing
Away obstseIsa

A farm. Of large sine with irregular
outline. or one badly cut up by bitches
or needless fencing. Is operating un-
der handicap. The increased ease %
working. and the reduction Of the cost
OF working. would justify much labor
and expense on many farms In the
Encouragement Of feids and In clear.
Ing s~av ahkfructionA
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Many man in tlss country longs
for the day when all wars will be a
thing Of the past. Then he can slip
home in the early hours Of the morn
ing without removing his shoes at the
door.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Man is the equal Of woman in all
things except wherein he is not her
equal. And that, surely, . diplomat
lie enough to prevent even our wife
from taking offense.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
81
piow Drag.

tached 10 a swivel bar just behind the
plow and To the handles. A spring
from the pillow TO the bar Jerks the
bar back when rocks or heavy clods
are struck and the bar jerked to the
rear OF Its keeper.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Turkey, We are told. is to be allow
ed to keep Constantinople. But who
is to keep the Turk His past per.
formanees render him an unsafe ami
NAL to be roaming at large.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06
woolna b, Tsmpsra,ur,

A West Dallas widow says the rrn.
son she broke her las, engagement
was because her tiancc was a doctor
who wanted % keep a thermometer In
her mouth while he held her hand
Dallas News
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Here are two important extremes
Of life. A good reputation is hard to
make and easy to lose. while a bad
one Is easy to make and hard TO lose.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-05-06

Now that woman has been given
the right to vote in many states,
mere man Is confronted with the
problem Of inducing here 10 vote.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-15
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

A baseball game will be played at the
fair grounds tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock between a West Brattleboro team
and Goodnow, Pearson & Hunt clerks
No admission fee will be charged.
The automobile fire truck was called
yesterday afternoon about O'Clock to
the home of Mrs. o. J. Pratt, where a
chimney fire was started, but it was not
necessary to use the extinguishers. No
damage was done.
r The as graduates. Gof st. Micahels
Parochial school and the SO altar boys
of the Roman Catholic church were
taken by automobile today to Central
park,,wh%9a picnic was arranged by
Rev. Fathefp. P. RahdA i -
Marriage thanns were Published SUM
day in ST. Michaels Roman Catholic
church between Miss Regina Mancini and
John Madau. A tin shower was given
Miss Mancini Saturday morning by the
young women with whom she works at
the Hooker. Corser & Mitchell overall
factory.
The Starr family association will OBJ
serve the Pilgrim Tercentenary by a
reunion at the Wadsworth House, South
Duxbury, Mass, on the anniversary of
the deed, in 1888, from Jonathan Brew
ster, to Comfort Str of New Town
talsl Cambridg in Mattachusetts Bay,
Chirurgeon," on Saturday, June 10.
Howard NJ Black, four day old son of
Howard E. and Eva NJ. (Whitney)
Black, died of entero colitis at the Mel
rose hospital Sunday. A service was
held, in Bond & Sons undertaking parlors
yesterday, Rev. Delmar E. Trout, pastor
of the First Universalist church, official
ing, and the burial took place in the NJ
i. Whitney lot in the Guilford Center
cemetery.
Mrs. G.. G.. Whitney of Central street
who has just returned from stay in
Springfield (Vt.), is taking great pleas
ure in telling her friends of an airplane
flight she made the afternoon of Memo
rial day with Captain Stickney in his
Curtiss biplane. The flight was made
from the field which was given by James
Hartness and was arranged by Mrs. r
Z. Flanders, a daughter of Mr.. Hartness
as a birthday gift to Mrs. Whitney
whom she knew always had wanted tc
make a flight. The plane reached al
altitude of $500 feet Mrs. Whitney
says the trip was beautiful, making thu
day one of the greatest in her life. Sh,
declares that she would like to make
flight which would take her above til,
clouds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-15
WEST BRATTLEBORO

Mrs. Alice Richmond, who has been
confined to her home two weeks by
illness, is better.
Hazel Boyd, who lives in the home of
James LeRay, is recovering from an i'll
ness with measles.
Christine, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Martin, who has been
i'll with measles, is some improved.
Mrs. d. w. Pindell of Baltimore, Md,
is visiting for several weeks IN the home
of her daughter, Mrs. G. b. Hunter.
Miss Charlotte Robbins is i'll and under
the care of physician. Miss Robbins is
IA member of the high school graduating
class.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Davenport and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank LeRay and children
spent Sunday in Greenfield at Tabor
Dayenport's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Miller and party
from South Hadley, Mass, have been