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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-23

SECTION 2: That the assessment mere.
by levied on each OF the above mentioned
lots and parcels Of lR5d are hereby de-.
clarcd to \he lien upon rucn lots anu
parcels Of land to the same extent as o'htr
taxes and shall he collected and enforced lE
the same manner a. other taxes IN an0 10Y
the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are collected
SECTION J: That all assessments here
by levied shall he divided into three a.,
equal annual installments as authoffNn
by said Statutes ~ the State of Oklahoma
Tor sa~A cases made and provided; Yhal
the assessments shall bear Interest AZ h'
rate Of eight tSJ per cent per aItum'
ment Of the several installments of w
said assessments. from the date or ~
taking effect Of this ordinance. that ~
first installment Of said assessments W
gether with the accrued interest on ms
deferred ingtallments shall he payaole ou
the 18TH day OF December, 1920, an1 ~
remaining deferred installments win ins
yearly interest on the upaid instsNfa 4ia'
shall he payable on the 18TH day of ne,
cember OF each succeeding year unH' ."
Provided. however. tnat any n ne
owners Of the lots or parcels of lana o
assessed may at any time during mo i,'
90 consecutive weeks following the "a.
of the first publication OF ms oTGIa'"
pay to the city Auditor OF the cry OK
Tulsa. the ful amount Of the asses'nrns
70 leved against their said lot and paL.'s,ss
~ land and thereby release such proper"
from the lien % such assessments ,,u
SECTION A. That this ordinance shan
be published for twenty nine cuns'cl.L,'
days. in the Thlsa Daily world, q N.Y.
psper published IN Tulsa, oklahoma MS
the publication Of this ordinance A. "a
guired by law shall be taken and reg tIn,1
as sufficient notice to all persons II, ty
ested In the assessments hereby le'len "
the terms OF this Ordinance.
SECTION Q: That all ordinAnceA d
parts Of ordinances in conflict with ~
provisions OF this ordinance, insofar I"
such conflict exists, are hereby repeA.tnt
SECTION 6. That an emergency 'N,
for the preservation OF tho public hesi-"
and safety, by reason whereof TINS o,''tt,
ance shall take effect from and aiieI N'
passage approved. and publication. ,.,,.
PASSED and the emergency 0shI,
ruled upon separately and approved 80"
l4th day OF September. 1890. ..,,.
APPROVED. this lith day Of sep's"'
Der. 1890. .,, ,,..,,
Attest
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor
Approved 9.14-2O:
FRANK L, DUNCAN, City Attorney
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BIds will be received at the office OF
the CITY Auditor Tulsa, oklahoma, until
o'clock u. IN. Thursday, Septem her 80,
1890 for tho construction of Sanitary
sewer including latcrals, connections,
and other appurtcnancrs FOR Sewer Dis
.triet No l65, as. created and establish ed
hy Ordinance No 2Oii passed and ap-
proved the End day ot March. 1850.
Revised plans. prpfile8 HrcciOcstions and
estimates Tor the construction OF said sow r
syHtclu and sppurtousucog have been
adopted by the Mayor and Roard Of Com
misrloncrs OF said Cuy and are now on
flr tu tho office of tho city Engineer
ltlts must be made upon the official
r,posal sheets ~ tho city NJ Tulsa.
Tho rights 10 reject any and aiI bids Is
reserved TO the BOARD of Commissioners
OF tho city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma
\ certified check IN tho sum ~ five
t5l Per cent of the amount of tho bii viii
be reuuIrcd from each bidder
All bids will be opened and considered
A. said meeting of tho sad Voard of
city al a mcoting ot said Bonrd TO be
hold in the Giv Hpu IN said city at 9
o'clock a. m on the lst day of october,
1880.
Any and an parties Interested are here
by notified that they may appear and
rrotest against or object 90 said pro-
posrd improvements or any Part thereof
or any matter or thing M relation thereto.
at said meeting ot the said Hoard Of
Commissioner on the let day ot october.
''- MRs FRANK SEAMAN
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II RheumatiS m
A Remarkable Home Treatment Given
Hy One Who Had II.


- :s- .rT,uS e.: sees vac At
tackled by Muscular and inflamatoTy
rheumatism. I suffered as only those
who have II know. for over three
years tried remedy after rem cdv
and doctor after doctor, but such re-.
iisf ~ I received was only temporary
Finally, I found . remedy that cured
me completely, and II has never re-
turned, I have given e 60 a number
who we're terribly afflicted and even
bcdriddeu with rheumatism. some of
them 10 ." =" years old, and results
we're the Same as lu my own case
want every sufferer from any form
- rheumatiSm trouble TO try this mar
velous healing power Don't send a
cent simply mail your name and al
dress and | viii send % free to try.
After you have used n and IL has
proven itself 60 he that long looked
Tor means Of getting rid of your rheu-
mAtlHW you may send tho price ~ e.
ode dollar. hut understand. I do not
want your money unless you are pri
fecuy satisfied 60 send a. Isn't that
fuirf why suffer any longer whom re-
LEI Is thus uffcCcl you frecr Don't
delay. write today.
Mark II jackson. No. obll @. uur.
ton Bldg, syracuse, y, Y,
Mr.. jackson is responsible Above
statement true.
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Bids Will be received AZ the office ~
tho city Auditor Tulsa. okla. until five
90 O'Clock q. IA. Monday. sept -. 1920.
Biddors may state price Tor monthly or
semi i-Anuual payments for furnishing all
the equipment and doing All the work Of
collecting and disposing of thrash.
The successful bidder viii b" required 20
furnish surety bond acceptable 10 the
Mayor and BOARD Of Comm isstuupra within
ton I0D days after the award Of the
contract
Tho right 10 reject any and all bids H.
reserved TO the MAYOR and Board ~ Com-
missi1nerS Of the Ctty OF Tulsa Oklahoma.
Al bids viii he opened Hnd considered
ny the Hoard OF Commissioners Of said
CITY az q meeting ~ said Roard 90 he
hold In the city Han In said city ats nine
90 clock M. Tuesday. sept ~, 1920.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN
CIV Auditor
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CARRIER Field
Carter OH company, No - Divcly
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tPublshed IN tho Tuisa pauy World,
September 90. q, %. 23. g. s5 20, -.
2S and 20 1899 World Publishing
tonpnuv puhuahers)
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LEGAL q
Probate No. l9hA. .
NOTICE OF TnE SALE or REAL


ESTATE.
In IN. matter OF the Estate OF Lewis
Bible a. fuinor
Notice be- hereby given In pursuance oi
an order of tho County court u' III" F"un-
~ ~ Mcintosh. state u oklahoma. made
on the 18th day - september, 1890, the
undrrHiEued Guardian uf IN" estate of
LOWS Hitic. r. minor. Will sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder subject 10
conformation BY said court on saturday
tho 10Th day ~ October \ y. 1890. nt :
O'Clock o. m a. the front door ot the
Court House. Tulsa. Oklahoma. all the
tiFht. tiuo and interest NJ said Lewis
Uiblr minor. Uhe same being m un-
dtvidod intercsD In and to the following
described real estate situated IN Tulsa
County. Oklahoma. to-Nit. The NurthWcst
quarter OF the Southwest quarter and the
south Ualf II the southwest quarter OF
Section 10. Township IL North. Range 10
East.
Tho owner 81 the other one-halt interest
agrees 20 soil at the same time that the
Iutcreat - the minor is sold. 80 that bid
ders at this rale will make their bids for
n fec simple title to the whole. said real
estate viii be sold on the following terms
and conditions, tO-wit: Cash on con
frmatiun Of sale
BIDS Tor the purchase thercot must he
In writing and must he tilcd In the County
Hoffman. oklahoma, or to his attorneys.
Campbell -Ieahy and Brewstcr, Rooms
ooJ-t-5 Barnes building. Muskosee, Okla.
homa.
dated tho 18th day OF September. 1890.
". l.. GATES,
Guardian ot Lewis Rtble. a minor,
puhiisI.d ip Vhc TtlHu naiIy world Sent
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An Ordinance 10 apportion. levy and
assess special taxes In payment OF
the cost of constructing a sanitary
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NUM-
BER i67 In the city Of Tulsa, as crs-
ated and established by Ordinance No
nn.a 4 a.I-
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published in the Tulsa Daily World
Sept II is 10 20 2l % 23>2i rs z6 27 Is
q so october 10 II IL
IL IL and is, 1920. The World Publishing
Company, PuhlishersD
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Published In Tho TulHa pauy World SEP,
90 "a. 20 and 20, 1870. world Publish
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
CROWN POINT

The cars on the Gary and southern
had break down on Friday night and
suspended operations for the balance
OF the evening The regular schedule
was resumed on Saturday morning
II. r. Meyers living on Pcttibone ave-.
II slowly recovering from a very Sc
vere attack Of the "nu."
Leonidas Boyd or Gary, was ID Crown
Point on Thursday Mt. Boyd Las
made official announcement that Ae
Will be q candidate for county commits
j, ner at Tie coming primariaf Re
Is nos a iI..r Scr u the Coun'v Coun-
ell
\. B. Dufendach Of South Bend. call
ed on the Letz Manufacturing company
and c. D. Root the lumber man on Fri
daH
Mrs. T. Hard. cntertsine1 a party
Of friends at a six-thirty dinner last
Thursday night in honor Of Ter hus-
bands birthday aaniversary
The court house offices viii he ciosed
all day on Monday as we'll as the zb
stract offices. banks and postoffice as
II is customary when a legal holiday
falls aa Sunday to celebrate tie day
I loving.
Peter >oh.-,a. Y. .-. n city NJ trkfn
to the = I, If rral in Ch .3se rs
hc under ~ ,r..fs .tion Of sp - -
for couple Of weeks as his health has
been giving his family ana trends
much concern lately
Hiss Ula Hat viii spend ,Ac We, X
erG With f.'snIs in Chicago.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

every safeguard. every convenience
for their health and comfort with
good light. good air and the most ap-
proved sanitation.
Much of the building work that has
been undertaken is with a view to in
crease our production schedules that
have followe dthe extraordinary de-
mand for the Buick Company's pro-
duct. We propose 70 show our thou
sands OF employees that VIC are sin
cerely interested to the last detail in
their welfare by making the Buick
plant an ideal place TO work. Thou
sands of the mare acquiring stock,
through the general motors plan. and
thus arc becomin gpartners in the
business We want 10 make them par
tners in every sense Of the word We
want them TO grow with the plant TO
share in its prosperity. 70 set the
Buick up as an example Of the ideal
for factory organizations.
1920 BUICK PURCHASERS.
Following is list OF 1920 Buick
purchasers sold by the John Schmueser
Buick Auto Gales. e94 -696 South Hoh-
man street Hammond:
Joe Lush. Chicago ave. East Chicago.
James O'Rourke. 3l7 LaPorte ave.
Whiting
William and chase Conn, 81 Sum
mer ST. Hammond.
Granville Rowe. s5SErie ST.
Salauel Tigay. 49, walthsm ST.
1. ". Meyn. Glendale Park, Ham
mond.
Robert Smith. 1907 Grapevine St.
Indiana Harbor.
John Carroll, 1919 Fir st, Indiana
Harbor.
St. Paurs Lutheran church. 50 Gin
ton street.
Victor Badeaux, East Chicago.
Ed. Stoiley. $50 Morton Court, Ham
mond.
Alice Williams. East Chicago.
Hans Johnson, Michigan ave. Ham
mond.
August Kamradt l5s state St
Hammond.
George E. opat. lla2 Atchison ave,
Whiting.
Mrs. J. McCarrou. Indiana Hsrbor.
r. ". Andrus. S5s Sheridan ave,
Whiting.
DR. R. F. Hoiiey. Hamomnd
W. \. warne. 1851 Calumet ave.
Joe Vargo. Whiting.
DR.. Z. Y. Steffes. East Chicago
VIM. wilks. Hammond
NJ r. Shock Indiana Harbor
l.. D Huestis, East Chicago.
Chas. Nufer. Lansing. III.
Geo. 3. Lanman. East Chicago
A. Piling Indiana Harbor.
w. e Van Horne Indiana IIarbor.
Dr. Bolin Hammond.
John L. Rohde. Hammond
wm. Lutter. 4ls CARRIED ase.
Wm Dietrich. Hammond.
J. H. Baker, East Chicago.
VIM. kleihege. SIS Holman street
E E. Koch. 1O5 webb st
Mrs. N. Schreiber. Hammond.
Mr.. kleiaman. Indiana Harbor.
F. y. Canine. East Chicago.
Jack Fox Hammond
L. L. Hageman Hammond.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
rlrst methodist Episcopal Church.

Il Bassett. Pastor.
300 q m---Clsss Meeting.
9s0A a. m.-Class meeting.
$50 m.-Sunday school MIR Roy
Tweede. Supt
Adult Bible Glasses
l0t5 a. m. Morning Worship
$50 m.-Junior League and Pro-
bationers class.
ESQ r. m.-Epworth League.
80 a. m.-Sermon by the pastor.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at 1.3o
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

-LHICAgO. FED -I-For the firsf tiTne
in ten years Paul Biesc. formerly
known as Chicagos "fattest musician 4
saw his own feet today while standing
up, and possessed a lap while sitting
down He left the American hospital
following a successful operation where
BY DR. Max Thersk. Chicago surgeon.
removed 100 pounds Of tat from his
stomach. He formerly weighed 40
pounds.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank Matausich Indiana Rarbor. to
Mary Silva. Indiana Harbor.
Robert G. Cramer. Hammond. TO Han
nah Neckel, Hammond
Dave Lukich. Gary; Melica wlarsioly-
vich. Gary
Homer W Barker. Gary, Emma r.
Nulhocker. Gary
John Antosewiecz. Hammond; to
Amanda IL Witt Hammond
William Bondurant Gary. to Lcona
Bradshaw. Gary.
julius 4. Schwartz. Canton Miss,
70 Eva Gordon Gary.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Pima street Presbyter1an church

corner Pine ST. and Chicago ave.
Ecw, n. II. Krauss. pastor.
res. 400 Oak 81. Phone S12-M
9.45. a. m.-Sunday School.
400 a m--Morning Worship.
200 r. m.-Catechism Glasses.
$50 :. m.-Christian and intermediate
Endeavor.
$50 p. m.-Scnior G K
80 p. m.-Evcn;ns Service.
$50 p. m. Wednesday meet
ing.
7:5o p. m. Friday-Choir practiee.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Wednesday evening testimonial meet.
ing at o'clock.
A free reading room is open daily ex-
cept Sunday. from to p m and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from 1889
TO 9.
The public is cordially welcome to all
services and 20 visit the reading room-
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Christian Church.
Calumet ave. and Summer ST.

talumet ave. and summer 81.
81 J. sharp Pastor. go Summerrst.
open for all services.
40 q. m.-Bible School
1885 a. m.-Morning Service
900 p. m.-Christian EndeaNor.
80 p. m.-Evening Service.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Monroe street naetnoai.t Episeor.l.

ReH- Donald Wayne Riddle. Pastor.
3 rs a. M. sunday School At school
house, Spruce ST., near Madison.
1900 a. Morning Worship.
$50 p. MI Epworth League.
$50 p. m.-Evoning Worship.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Trinity English Ev. Lutheran Church.

$50 South Holman St X. of p. Tenn
pie corner Ogden and Holman SITS
Il Mackensen, Pastor
! 9.45 a. m--Sunday School.
I0.50 a Morning Service
TOO p. Mems Bible Glass.
7i5 p. m.-ENenins Service.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
sohl St. P.nteoostal assembly.

~ SOM s.
$50 a. m.-Bible School
1880 q m.-Preaching Service.
$50 p. m.-Preaching Service.
7.45 y. m. Thursday evening.
The Lords supper on The first sunday
of every month
Every body welcome.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Centenary II. E. Churcn.

Aubry Hail. 253 Holman 81.
Warren &. Hcnslee. Pastor.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
l0.f5 a. m.-Morning Service.
80 p. m.-Evening Service.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
81. raul,s Lntheran Church.

So Clinton St
". l. Lichtsinn. Pastor.
io.0o a. m.-M Morning Service.
sermon by Pastor 6. Ebert
900 p. m.--Sunday School.
30 i. n.- Evening Service
Ientcn sermon by the pastor. Sub
ject: Mary o( Bethany"
Mid-weok Lentcn Service. Wednesday
80 H. I'M.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Salvation Army

so East state St
Captain Samuel Hedegasrd in charge.
1850 p. m.-Sunday School
a:oO p. m.-Sons and Praise Servite.
5 .0n 2. m.-Evening Service.
salvation meetings: Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday at 500 p. m.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
rir.t rr.sbrterian Church.

Highland and Holman SITS
John e. parrett Minister
945 q. M Bible School.
II go a. Morning worship
Subject. "Happiness.
$50 p Christian EndeaNer.
80 p. M Evening service.
subject Best Things
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
zion M. z. Church.

coe Truman av- Rey. Bcri. pastor.
Phone 1881.
$50 a m-Sunday school anu Bible
Study.
1890 a. m.-MorninE service
750 r. m.-Epworth League.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Sd. PAul,s Eplseopal churca.

ST. PAuls Episcopal Churca.
Rimbach ave. and Ann ST.
Rev w. J. Hawthorne. rector.
S.o0 a. m.-Holy Communion
This is the Corporate Communion
or the St Agnes Guild.
$50 a m-Sunday School and Bible
Glasses.
le.45 a. m-Mid-dsy Service and Ser
mon.
$50 =. m.-Evening Service and Ser
mon
The choir VIII sins morning and even-
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Evanxellcal church

Corner Sohl St and Indiana ave.
Rev Peter We'll pastor.
ESQ a. m.-Sunday school
I0.30 a m.-Church Service
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

$50 r. m.--YounE peoples meeting.
7:45 r. m.-Evcning Service.
Rev. James W. Short OF indianapolis
will preach. Come and invite your
friends.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
Where to Worship
-==AfsetirSs--
% Various Hammend Churches
rir.t Baptist Church
Meetings

Tirst Hepeist Church.
207-2l3 Sibley St
r. D. Licklider. Pastor.
10 90 q. m.--Sundsy School
ll.00 a Morning worship
Theme: a Secret OF Success.
$50 p. n.-Senior and intermediate
s. Y. ?. L.
80 p. Evening worship
Theme: What God Can Do
Wedne esday-7:45 p. nj. Prayer and
Fellowship Service.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
conarmation Glasses, Monday At !

for children. Monday AZ 1880 for adults.
Please use tho Icntcn cards 70 &c
mind YOU Of the services.
Or. J. T. Barwcl-Walkor Of LaFerte
is the special preacher fot Tuesday
niEht.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
p.r.ns HealinE sasetirzs.

Held ~ our branch. sos Truman ave-
every Sunday al 10 a. n. All free. All
welcome
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

Cor. Calumet and Michlsan aNeS.
Rcs L. T. Wells Pastor
9-f5 a. M Sunday school
10.l5 a m-Moruing Service
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21

First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
Morning service at lo:45.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-21
BUICK AUTO co.'s.
FINE NEW PLANT

President II II. Bassett OF the Buick
Motor Company. Flint Michigan. an
nounces the details OF one Of the most
extensive building program that has
ever been undertaken BY the Buich
Motor Company according to John
SchmEsser Lake county agent.
1t involves the expenditures during
the year Of 1920 or approximately slo.-
900. of which nearly $500 900 will
be invested in new buildings and equip
ment Flint; the remainder 70 be
expended in the erection OF new as
semply plant at St Louis Mo.
This announcement will be received
with considerable interest throughout
the United States. by every member
OF the mammoth Buick sales organiza-
tion. for which these Improvements are
finished. IL will cnable the Buick fac
tories to INCREASE their daily produc-
ton schedule TO $50 finished cars The
building program which is already
we'll under way include sthe erection
Of new buildings and large exten-
sions 70 three other plants. Construc-
tion work upon all or thes~ is being
rapidly pushed iii An effort to complete
them in the earliest possible time
Thousands Of dollars are being c1-
pended in the purchase or new macn-
inery and equipment for the proposed
buildings likewise foi other factor
les now in operation, which will bring
the Flint factories production up to
$50 cars; while in addition. the as
sembly plant a. St Louis will be equip
ped to assemble and finish 200 1-rs a
day.
BUICK TO BE WORLDS LARGEST.
President Bassett. newly elected
president or the Buick factories. said
in connection with the report. 1t
IS our aim to make the Buick plant not
only one Of the largest il not the larg
est Of the automobile producing plants
in the world, but to make It ideal
from the standpoint of the worker as
we'll as the management We are
seeking to surround our employees with
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-24
OtrO miIsgTO heChO
pOT Ia diVina CiSncis

Durants la Ultima semans una runiss
de Paris, de cuaronta y nueve aaoa fs
cobr6 su belieEa, y sparecs hoy ffssca
y hermosa, cual ii tuvieFs q. Ne sxis.
ten arrugas nj manchas sn "a rossrs y
los encantos de su primsFa javentad han
renacido mas lozanos que antes. "A que
Sc dsbe ese prodigio7
FL mago que realize el milagro fua
un cirujano. discipuio. quitrase . ne. ds
vOronoff.
"iEstoy loca de eontensol-dilo Il
muier a un periOdista. no me sonreirs
nj llOrart mas agrsg6-pues eso nenara
mi rostro nuevamente De arrugas
Los peri6dicos de Paris han comsnsa-
DO en- ttrnAnos congratuiatorios 81 re.
juvsnecimiento Dc esta mujss. ei cual
Sc debe . una simple v ssncilla opera.
ci6n hecha en- ei pericrkneo , pequsaas
incisiOnes reaIiEadas detrks De los oidos
la reacci6n Sc pfeIonga soIamsnss por
diex afios. y acaso mas. Il e tiene a
cuidado de evitar el llanto y ia risa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-24
AubeTt no es simpaticO
al PreSidente Gomez

AL retorno de Venezuela, donde es
tuvo a,gunos dias ell captain Aubert,
conocido aviador norte-americano, v
representante en- San Juan de algu-
mas casas de los Estados Unidos. Ell
senior Aubert llevo su aeroplano a
Caracas, con ell proposito de realizar
algunos vuelos ALI, respondiendo a
las numerosas indicaciones que lie hi
cieron distintos caballeros venezola-
nos. Pero parece que el captain Au-
bet no lie estuvo simpatico al general
Gomez, quien lie declare persona non
grdta, negandole el permiso para vo-
lar sobre "a capital.
Sc nos informa que la llegada del
aviador Aubert Caracas fue recibi
da por ell pueblo con vivas muestras
de cntusiasmo, y una gran multitud
sc aglomero en- la plaza, con el fin de
saciar la curiosidad p1bica, exami-
nado la nave aerea que sc hallaba en-
aquel sitio. De s1bito, algunos esbi-
rros del general Gomez, hicieron ac-
to de presencia y Sc llevaron la helice
de la maquina, pesar de las protes-
tas de la muchedumbre y del propio
Mr.. Aubert.
La helice fue devuelta cuando Mr..
Aubert Sc encontraba en- Ell vapor, mo
mentos antes de zarpar para Puerto
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-24
ELoGIo A WILSON

BUTLE (Estado de Montana), agosto,
2S.-Mr. Franklin D Roosevelt, candi-
dato la vicepresidencia de la Repu-
blica, en- un discurso pronunciado aqui
ha puesto de relieve la gran victoria oh
tenida por ell presidente Wilson al con-
seguir que tengan doce votos las Repu.
blicas americanas que Sc han adher1do
"a la "sociedad de las Naciones"
Ese triunfo-agreg6 MIR. Roosevelt
permitira los norteamericanos estable.
Ger un regimen en- las decisiones inter.
nacionales de aquel ORGANISING, y contaI
con mayoria de votos scbre Inglaterra,
que ha obtenido muchos de ellos para
sus Colonias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-24
HHrmOSO aCtO &C.
IGbrddO antedyGr
en- Ell CementeriO

FL domingo visitaron Ell cementerio de
esta ciudad varios oficiales del "Alfon-
50 XIII, en- compafia de distinguidos
elementos de la sociedad de San Juan.
Los ofciales eran portadores de dos Co
ronas de flores naturales, que fueron de-
bositadas ALI: una, en- la tumba de don
Eusebio oruha, y la otra, ell la de don
Jose de Aguirnaldiaz, anrbos valientes
marinos sepafioles que sucumbieron glo
riosamente, bordo del destroyer ''Te-
rror". en- aguas de Puerto Rico, duran
to la guerra de 1893
En- una banda de cinta p1rpura, alta
da acadia una de las hermosas coronas,
SO leian en- caracteres dorados las 81
guientes inscripciones: ''Dulce ct de-
codum, est pro patria mori'', y otra en-
castellano: LA dotaci6n del ''Alfonso
XIII.
I'm Ia capilla del cementerio, cant6
un response ell capellan del "Alfonso
XIII. ALI reuni6se un gran nnmero
dc personas, que habian asistido al cam
po santo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-24
UNA sUBAsTA

Segdn sc habia anunciado, aver a
las dos de la tarde sc celcbr6 en- las
oficinas del ComisionadO del Interior,
la subasta para la construction de 8
kilometres de la carretera ndmero
IL, de Gales a Juana Diaz, trozo
compuesto entire Divisoria y TOro Ne
gro, habiendose rccibido las siguien-
tes proposiciones:
Eladio Miranda, de Vega Baja, por
$131 ,2O7.00 Adriano Gonzalez, de Are
cibo, $135,20O.9O; y Angel Santiago.
de Ponce, $14s,7s9.50.