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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

La humanidad esta enferma Padece
de una enfermedad tragica, cuyos pri
meros sintomas son alarmantes. Acaso
todo este ocurra por sur tendencia a
poner grandes ohstaculos a las rue
vas ideas, por su empeio en- mantener
Sc apegada Ia tradicion. Prueba de
clio es que dcnde la tradicion puede
mas es donde las conmociones son mas
grandes. Nosotros, en- esta America Ii
b6rrima, no comprendemos muy bien
los problemas que afectan a los pue
bios que no quieren aceptar Ell aforis
mo de trenovarse morir''. Vemos
Las cosas distancia. Ignoramos, Ia
mayor parte de las veces, los origenes
de los confictos sociales actualmente
planteados. De ahi nuestro sorpresa an
to los sucesos que Sc desarrellany que
de un tempo a esta partet Sc estan
repitiendo con inusitada frecueneia.
~Desde nuestro punto de observation
no podemos atarcar todo ell escenario
de la tragedia- Los protagonistas ae-
tian demasiado lejos. Nuestra vision
de las cosas' es asazs inperfecta. Por
ESQ nuestros juicios no pueden- ser exac
tos. Sc tiende, entire nosotros v esos
actores imprevisados, todo els oceano.
Asf sucedesque estaliidos que en- Europa
Sc proven, producer en- nuestro amino
Ell mayor asofnhro. s
La noticia de la revoluci6n italia
ma ha causado entire resotros honda
inquietud, Nos unen viejos recuerdos
afectuosos que hacen mas frmes nues
tro afecto " nuestra estiraa. Por ESQ
la sospecha de que ell pueblo artista
pueda caer en- el caos rojo, con sus
diacultades y violencias, con sus san
grientos trastornos. IA sido penosa des
de Ell primer momento para los. Que
simpatizamos con ell pals italo. Mas,
pesar de los informes cablegrafcos,
ell movimiento revolncionario iniciado
ha POGO en-. aquella naci6n no parece
ir contra el regimen. 81 nos atenemos
los antecedentes, debemos Greer que
no tiende la convulsi6n a reformare Los
sistemas de gobierno " Que no anabi-
ciona acabar con todo 10, existente,
con todas las tradiciones, para levaita
tar sobre las rninas un edifcio nuevo.
NO. To que AHA aeopteces dehe; ser una
rebeldia de las clases trabajadoras, nm
gesto de protesta viva del proletaria
do. CONTRA eli capital rs 81 obreroie exas
perado que suelta sus, hsrramientas y
echa mano del anna que tiene mas GER
ca. Es el obrero que Sc ianza la
Gale para pedir justicia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

Probablemente manana publicaremos
una extensa information acerca de la
opinion de Babe Ruth sObre su actua.
ei6n en- 81 Base Ball" desde que en-
peE6 hasta ahora. Este iugador tan pOpu
lar en- 81 mnndo "basebolero" lleva IL
gados hasta a presente Ia friolera de
a. home runs pesar de este. no
ha podido superar en- q batting" a
Beker.
Rsta notieia ha de ser de gran interes
para los fans" boncuas, entire los cul
lss tiene tant0s admiradOres el gran ju-
gador, quien con la majagua en- la ma.
no hace p0uar de pie a los miles de es-
peetadores que eoncuTeD los Stands
MoNsANT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
'INFORMACIONES
INTERESANTES
DE MAYAGUEZ
Ell FUEGo DE
LA MALLoRQUINA''

~~@~~~~@~O&
FL iueves por la noche, ESQ de
las 1880, la campana de fuego del Par
que nos dio con su voz de bronco la
alarma ds fuegO. Hacia va mas de
tres meses que-no habia un incendio en-
La ciudad, pero nosotros estamos va
tan aeostnmbrados que desde ell pri-
mer toque comprendimos de que Sc ira
taba.
D0nde era Ell fuego.-El siniestro ha
bia estallado en- ell establecimiento de
los Sucesores de Frontera, ''La Mallor
quina", y hacia ALI Sc dirigio Ell gen
ito de costumbre avido de emociones.
muttes esfuerzos.-Se asegura que
un desperfecto en- la luz eI6ctrica fue
la causa del incendio, a pesar de
los esfuerzos de los bomberos, quienes
lucharon bravamente, no pudieron ha-
Ger otra cosa que salvar los edificios
contiguos. Ell voraz elemento hizo pre-
sa en- La enorme existencia de telas Y
mercaneias de que estaba abarrotada
la tienda Y Ell almacen, las s:15
va estaba cl fuego localzado, devoran
do sus iltimas presas.
segdn nos inform6 un agente de la
Casa de seguros, las existencias esta-
ban aseguradas en- $1S5.OOO, pero ha-
bia mas de 100000 en- ell almacen. En-
esos dias habian recibido mas de S15.-
600 en- mercancias de los Estados Uni
dos. En- cuanto al edifcio, que era de
MADEIRA v zinc, habiendo sido uno de
los primeros en- fabricarse despues del
terremoto; no estaba asegurado.
FL fuego Sc considera casual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

a. pues fue pusstO fusra de cOr.oate.
ne aqui 81 s'score" de este juegO:
Ponce 2oslO2 lib
n. 6tars.-O SO lO20O O.-6
UfPIREs;-Lih en- "home y Yurnet
en- bases
toUE LE PAsA A 0UzMANq:
Esfa - Ia pregunta .que SO hacen los
fanaticos cue no ven en- accion al IA
mcso ''homFunero". ouisi6ramos que el
gran jugador tomara parte en- las gran
ass contiendas cue Sc avecinan
RI TEAM ENsENADAi"
ss estan hacienda gestiones en- el son
tido De yer Il IA nOvena "Ensenada" ;"
pusde veniT a San. Juan el proximO do
ming0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

Las autoridades 1nunicipales de Are
cibo han dispuesto un cr6dito para la
implantaci6n del sistema de inspection
m6dica de maestros Y alumnos de las
escuelas publicas de Ia expresada mu-
nicipalidad. Dicha inspection incluira
tanto las escuelas rurales, como las gra
daadas v la escuela superior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

culpar tambien Ell que el Municipio
permita dos mitines manifestaciones
rivales el misrno dia, cuando este no
trae otra cosa que disgustos, y es ex
poner al pueblo 10 que sneedi6.
Estas notas son las in,presiones re-
cogidas despues de contemplar todo 10
ocurrido. 81 la premura del momento
ha hecho yer cosas que no fueron, rec
tificaremos gustosos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
N0TAS DEL DEPAR
s 4yS
TAMENTO DE LNS,
TRUCCION PlIBLICA

La "Gran Logia Soberana de Puer
to Rico ha entregado, un cheque de
$810, firmado por Ell Gran Maestro de
las Logias de Puerto Rico, con Ell fin
de que dicho, mcntante sea, ,dedicado a
sostener una escuela de primer grado
en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
Las desdStrOsaS COndiCiOnGs
de los baTTiOS OhrerOS
continuation de la pagina 1a.)

f
ros la necesidad de instalar ALI un
botiqufn pare atender a los. casos de
necesidad mas urgentes.
Ell Comisionado de Servicio Pibli-
co tomoa nota de las indicaciones ex-
puestas prometio ocuparse con te-
tenimiento del asunto. Ell senior Todd
contest6 a varias epreguntasi que lie
fueron hechas, entire elias, hs del
asunto de las escuelas otras de in
dole dfstintas - ey
-ASPor que no Sc, han tornado uste
dcs mas interes por los, -habitantes
de estos baFrios?, pregunto uno
de los obreros. aA2
Y ell sefior Todd, respondi6le:
va me ocupare del asunto. Toml
re nota de todo y seran complaci-
n 1S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
RI TEAM ENsENADA:"
I'm FL HIPoDRoMo:

las earreras nevadas a eabo en- la
taEds del domingo dieron el resultado
cue los hlpieos esperaban Mystery,
conqusrsT. Butterfly. Metralla, Col Harri
s0n Broehe de orc" fueron los ven
eedores. pagando .el pool $3.50, pOr
oada papeleta que acert6 los seis ca
ballos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
EN- LA BARRIADA AGONIZANTE
UNA VISTA DE LOS PERIODS
TAS

Los Comisionados obreros y los. se-
iiores Coll v Vidal v Romanacce vi
sitaron hoy por la maIiana. al Conf
siorndo de Sanidad, y luego seguiran
para la barIiada obrera, donde ms
peccionaran esos sitios. Va tambien
nuestro amigo, ell DR.. Diaz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

La Central Juncos' ha donado
$1,000 al municipio de Gurabo " sus
autoridades han acordado, a petioi6n
del Comisionado Municipal de, Instruc
cion, don Matfas Gonzales Garcia que
esa sama Sc destine a. la construction
de una verja para ell edifcio de es-
cuelas graduadas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
Hatillo, Is de setiembre.

Hatillo, Is de, ,setiembre.
Sr. don Manue! Negr6n COLLAGE.
Bayam6n, P. r.
Apreciado seiior V amigo:
Creo que no cumpliria. cox un de
Der sacratisimo 81 en- nombro do mi
grado y de los demas ninos, de este
planted de ensenanza, no enviara us
ted mis- mas sinceras gracias por ell
honor que Sc dign6 dispensarEos en-
viandonos su adi6s y participandonos
SIT. Tetirada del Magisterio portorrique
nc. M
Nosotros apenas le conociamos; Pc
no nuestro querido professor, senors Pc
rez, nos habl6 acerca de sus meritos,
y creame que lamentamos que un edu-
'cador de los m6ritos suyos Sc retire
er una \epoca como esta, cuando tanta
falta nos hacen.
+ A pesar de ser adm estudisnte, no~
dejo de comprender los trabajos y. SUI
frinlientos que pasa un maestro, por le
vantar NADIA menos que Ia intellectual
dad del future y despues solamente lie
sirve de consueio Y recompensa la YER
dadera conviction de haber hecho Ell
bieh possible.
Deseamos que auras placenteras aca
ricien Ell bajel que ha de conducirle
la gran Metr6pon del Norte, Y que
iguales brisas lie retornen pronto a nues
ira querida TERRA, triunfador no ven
cid6, como dice usted en- su despedida.
Nosotros trataremos de laborar 10
mas possible por salir triunfantes en- es
to afio escolar, que es 10 inico que pue
do ofrecerle, pues sabemos hacer buen
uso del axioma latino que dice tArs
Tonga, vita brevis''.
Gracias por la generosidad que, tuvo
para con nosotros, Y quedo sus Or
denes, su amiguito, A
Juan CASANOVA
(Alumno de octave grado).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21
EEyoets ~ GALE :

ble de las faltas de provision cometidas
por cllos. 5Acaso no son responsables los
directories de una cmpresa, de los per-
juicios que lie proporcione la ineptitud
de sus subordinados7. 4.
Las personals sensatas no podran me-
nos que rendir culto a la verdad des-
cargar la responsabil;aad sobre quien
realmente debe recaer:: Nosotros, los in
sensatos que hemos hecho honor a la
justicia, o per 10 menos el que suscri-
be. ratifca por medic de estas lfneas,
su anterior articulo intitulado lei con-
flicto escolar." rs
Francisco GUERRA.
Cataiio,s setiembre II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

Las autoridades municipales de Ma
natl han acordado asignar la sumas
necesaria para cubrir las sueldos de dos
profesores graduados de ingles adiciona
les a fin de resolver su conaicto escolar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

La. matricula total de estudiantea
EN- el Colegio de Agriculture v, ArteE
Mecanicas de Mayaguez alcanza ZIG,
hasta la fecha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

La seiorita Domingo Dones ths sido
nombrada profesora de ciencias dom6s
ticas de Vega Baja. lf'. = S'd'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

. Ha regresado. de los Estadosa Unidos,
despuSs del vencimiento de la lieencia
concedida por Ell Comisionado de ms
trucci6n,, Mr.. j. o. NORM, inspector ge
neral de instruction pGblica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-21

Ell ooRREsPoNsAL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27
TO INACCURATE
PICNIC SERIES
IN COMMUNITY

A movement for the Inauguration
Of series of community picnics in
Rock Island is now under way by
the Rock Island Chamber of Com
merce. Letters will be sent out
from the Chamber of Commerce
headquarters within a few days to
all manufacturing establishments,
fraternal organizations aud other
bodies having at heart the COM
munity welfare, to lay the plans Of
the community picnics before them
and to ask their aid.
The aim of the chamber in init
iating this movement is to aid in
establishing a spirit of community
good feeling. and to bring work
men and employers together in a
bond Of fellowship. The directors
Of the Chamber Of Commerce feel
that such a movement will go far
toward solving some of the local
problems Of social agitation and
unrest.
The movement was begun through
the attendance OF one OF the cham
Der members at a conference at
which the matter OF community pic
MICS was thoroughly discussed. 1t
was the general opinion of those in
position to Judge that nothing of
a better nature could be undertak.
en- to weld all classes of people
tOgether.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27
Personal Points

Rev. John McCown stevenson.
pastor Of the Broadway Presbyte-
rfan church. b in Chicago today
attending one Of the series Of inter-
c1urch movement conferences.s
Mrs. Louis Croft and baby daugh-
ter. Elizabeth Ann Of this city are
spending . few days visiting with
relatives in Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Mrs. James Oettiker Of Platte
vile, Wis. is spending two weeks
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
John 7. Davis, 1906 Fourteenth
street.
Mrs. Frederick E. Tyson Of DAN
vile, ILL.,, il visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Walker, S13
Twenty-second street.
Word was received today by Mrs.
e. J. Brien Of 2SO9 Seventeenth
avenue OF the death of Ernest Sud-
erstrom of Portland, Ore, which
occurred in that city Feb. Is. The
deceased formerly lived in Rock Is
land. Surviving is the widow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27
LNEc. 1HROUcH
5 eENERATl
OF Her. FAMILY

Married at the ago Of is. q greats
great-grandmother, numbering
among her descendants Is grand
children, % great-grandchildren
and three great-great-grandchil-
dren, is the record Of Mrs. Phoebe
Frye, whose death from the infirm-
tiles of age occurred at GAO o'clock
last evening at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Clara E. Burbach,
1916 Twenty-sixth street, Rock Is
land.
Mrs. Frye had been a resident of
Rock Island for II years. She re-
sided at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Burbach. She came here after
the death of her husband, Jacob
Frye, to whom she was united in
marriage in Rockford. ILL.,, in 1S45.
She was born in Indiana Jan. 16,
1880, the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Williams. pioneers of that
state, both Of whom lived to an ad-
vanced age. Mr.. Williams passed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27
1|CH PRIEST IS
WELCOMED BY
ARCH MAS0NS

An official greeting was extend
"a by more than One hundred men,
bers Of the local chapter of the
Arch Masons last night to Frank
Spencer, grand high priest Of the
grand chapter Of the Royal Arch
Mssons of the state. The ceremon-
jsl was the closing event Of the
3-day school of instruction for
members of the order, which open
ed here last Wednesday.
About fifty of those who attend
ed the sessions were guests from
out of-town who came to attend
the school for instruction in the
ceremonials connected with the
giving Of degrees. There were II
states represented.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27


away c the ags q ~. fpr g years
nreceddne her husbands death MI.
FIVE lived Il Rock Fails. III. She
vas I ne long member Of the
Methodist church.
The suryfyces ~ two daughters:
Mrs., C. e. Burbech Of Rock Island
and Mrs. Emma Schae6ef q Ma
rengo, Ill, and three sons. George
Frye Of Davenport, Charles Frye
and C. p. Frye Of Rock FIh. b
sides the grandchildren, there sur
vive in Rock Island Mrs.. Addie
Reem. q niece; John Whistler, .
nephew, and . granddaughter,
Mrs. Nellie Rath.
The remains will be taken to
Rock Falls this evening. where
services will be held Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27
CORN CART
n BY ENGINE,
IS DEMOLISHED


4 popcorn and peanut wagon was
s,actically demolished and its driv-
!, E. A. Anderson, Of Forty-third
.trset. near Sixth avenue. narrowly
.scaped with his life when the car
v.s struck this noon at the Forty
third street and Third avenue
crosdng by a D.. r. !. & N. w.
switch engine. The car was tossed
! distance OF 10 feet. Mr.. Anderson
rs uninjured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27

Ottawa, Feb. 27.-C. c. Ballan-
tyne, minister of marine, announced
today that the government would
ask parliament for $4,000, 900 to
complete the government mercan-
tile marine ship building program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27
CLOVER LEAVES
TAKE OUT PAPERS
OF NCORPO GRAFTON
Especial to The Argus.)

Springfield, ILL.,, Feb. ~. - The
grand lodge, Fraternal Order of
Glover Leaves, incorporated today
with principal Offices in room Al
Beat building, Second avenue and
Seventeenth street, Rock Island.
There IS no capital stock. The in
corporators are DR.. Dan Paul, F.
r. Mclaughlin, c. Earl Ward and
Charles J. Sim.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-27
A GOOD POSITION

Is waiting for you just as soon as
YOU are trained for Office work.
Join new class at Browns Bust
ness College Monday.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Markley and
daughter. Virgins, left Monday for .
vacation trip to Weldona and Denver.
They expect to be gone about = week.
Misses Grace Bradford and Emma
Folck. Guy Powell and Herbert Tralle.
Of Greeley. spent Sunday visiting
friends and relatives in Keota-
Mrs. Jacob Geist returned Saturday
to her homo in Cheyenne. after visiting
for week 1t the homo Of her parents.
Mr.. and Ars. George Benner.
Miss Bessi0 0Bennison. who has been
visiting for the past week with the A..
H. Currie family. returned Tuesday to
her home at Lsnox. lows.
Mrs. L. w. Green. Of Lawrence. Kan.
sas. visited from Friday to Tuesday
with her former school chum, Mrs. G.
H. Ostrander. Of Keota.
John Aldrich. who has been visiting
n the homo Of his brother in-law. J. J.
Wertx and family. left Saturday for
Wheatisnd. Wyoming.
Mr.. and Ars. Ed Oline and baby. Of
Carpenter. Wyoming. visited over Sun
day with Nrs. Olins's sister. Mrs. w. K.
Bowlss and family.
Mrs. C. W.. Trembly. now Of Denver.
formerly, Of Keota. came Friday and b
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Bur.
CESS and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Knipp and son.
Harold. and Mrs.. C. o. Dodder and
daughter. Ellen. returned Thursday
Robert Bussing. Of Greeley. came to
Keota Monday to visit at the homo Of
his daughter. Mrs. G. H. Ostrander and
family.
Mr.. White. Of Akron. Colorado. was
here last week attending to land inter-
ests.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27

c. A. Baldwin and wife. Of Weeping
Water. Nebrsska. were business visit
ors in Keota. Wednesday. Mr.. Bald.
win il collector for the International
Harvester Company.
Miss Hensei and Miss Lemon. Of
Denver. and Mrs. Frank Jenson and
daughter. Ruth. Of BarnesvilIe. visited
from Sunday to Wednesday at the c.
+. Becker home.
Miss lvene Armstrong. who has been
visiting for the past two weeks aI the
home OF her aunt. Mrs. E. P. Hughston
and family. returned to her home in
Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Ferry and daugh-
ter. Margaret. left Wednesday for Dem
yer. where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Perry has . position there
- pipe filter.
Mrs. John Den. Of North Platte. Neb-
raska. and Miss Ora l. Den. Of Browns
vile. Nebraska. visited over Wednes-
day with their sister-in. law. Ars. N. J.
MacMeekan.
Mrs. s. E. Dodder. Of Ovsrbrook.
Kansas. arrived at Keota. via Briggs
dale. Wednesday. She expects to make
her home with her son. c. o. Doddsr
and family.
Mr.. and Ars. A. D. Hite. and son.
Freddy. Of Lafayette. visited from Sat
urday to Tuesday with their former
friends. Mr.. and Ars. b. W. Schoon-
over.
Miss Rosa Wolfe, Of Loveland. 10
visiting this week with her sister. Ars.
Clifford Hall. Misc Wolfe has taught
several terms Of school in this commun-
ity.
E. P. Hpghston and family spent Sun
day at the w. r. Stewart home In Wig
gins.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27

On Wednesday afternoon the Baptist
Ladies Aid entertained the Methodist
Ladies In the basement Of the Baptist
Church. About twenty members were
present and enjoyed the solos rendered
by Mrs. W. w. Woodward and little
Miss TheIma khoadarmer. and the read.
ing by Miss Wallace: after which
lunch Of sandwiches. salad. lemonade
and cake was served.
Roy Kinyon. who has been visiting ut
the home Of his cousins. d. v. Stanley
and family. left Wednesday for Greeley
where he will spend few days. From
there he expects to visit at Yellowstone
Park before returning to his home ut
Clinton. Missouri.
Mrs. C. n. Robb returned Thursday
to her home At Sterling. after visiting
for . short time At the A. H. Currie
home.
Miss Ethel Taymans. Of Denver. ar
rived Saturday to visit with her aunts.
Mrs. J. l.. Filler and Mrs. Martha Hal
lett.
Walter Baine and Charlie Wright re-
turned to Cheyenne Monday after visit
ing for week at The r. J. Baine home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gnsiser. Of New
Raymer. were Sunday dinner guests at
the William Wagner home.
Misses Mildred and Glsnna Krum re-
turned to Keots Saturday, after spend
ing few days In Greeley.
Rev. and Mrs. Hoessch and family
left Tuesday for Warrington. whore
they will visit relatives.
Alfred Durbin and the Misses Eliza
and Rose Durbin spent Sunday At The
Clifford Hall home.
Seth Marley. wife and son. Russell.
returned Sunday from . weeks hshing
trip at North Park.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27

Better Farming" Exhibit Interesting
The Better Farming" special ex-
hibit train that stopped at Ksota for an
hour and . half on Wednesday was we'll
worth seeing. In the car were sam
pies Of dryland grains that would be
4 credit to any community; together
with four steps showing the complete
method Of building q pit silo. There
was also sample above ground silo and
q miniature model dryland farm to rep
resent $40 acres, with house, barn.
windmill and other outbuildings, and
the surrounding land growing alfalfa,
corn, wheat, cane. barley and rye, with
some land in summer fallow and the
remainder in pasture.
The Keota news., 1920-08-27
Rsgistfatioa Days

In order to vote at either he primary
or general elections Il u necessary that
you b registered.
There are only certain days on which
this may b done.
II you reside in this county and out
side Of Greeley. the only days On which
you may b registered for ths primary
election are
September 7th and 18th.
For the general election:
October 18th and November lst
Don't forget that the duty Of regis
tration 10 upon the voter-not upon the
registration board. While any board
will be glad to list your name II you are
entitled to be registered. you cannot
blame the registrars II they should ne
glect to do 20 for any reason either
thru oversight or intent. See to It per-
sonally that you are registered II you
wish to vote.