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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
CASA DE ESPANA En- PUERTO
RICO
GaIes

LinttS
Presidente, don Juan Vicens Bernat:
Vieepresidente, don Manuel Fernindez
Lasclotas; Tesorero, don joaquin No
riega; COntador, don NarciSo :Sais Sa-
que; Secretario, don Bernardo Soier
Vicens.
t.Vccales: Don Agustfn Lopatcsa'.
don lose LamOso don Enrique Gonza-
Eez, don Ignacio Fernandez Lasclostas.
Delegad0s Ia 4sanfble0
Don Juan yicc6s Bernat. don Eduar
do Fernandez Vega, don Manuel Fer
nandez Lasclostas.
G Gadydnla
Presidente, Dop Rafael Roca Teso-
rero, IN Agustfn Navarro; Secrciario-
Contadcr, don Pedro j. Massanet.'
Vocales: Don Justo Juan, don Domin
go Perez. Suplentes: Don Nadal Rel
mes, don Victor Machargo.
Delegates a Ia Asambleu
Don Rafael Roca, don Nadal i!ein6s,
don Justo Juan.
HHmGcd0
Presidente, Don Severe Bantista
TesorelO, don Braulio Rodriguez; Sc
cretario-C Contador, don Jose Fernandez
Garcia.
Vocales: Don Jose Vicente Pujals,
don Juan Bertran. Suplentes Don Wi
fredo Bertran, don Rafael Bass6.
!. Delegddos a Ia Asdmblec
Don Octavio Garcia, don Severe Bau
tista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
HVN6|OdGay

Asss laras - = niaroriuno u6ne.
- q hzirsun - rusls soA,ss h rla.
ane y s4nlasrs IN urhuEes Messsx.
Shns.iun > - nshusa y Il scher ~.
dEo nedEagnez. mncsxlmrse pmEsirulns
al Cul9smn6us. E reuosxiao. qas
aurt 30 mlnpins. 10 hAirron subiundo
en Ia Msrina , drscen1irndo 81 q No.
Eso. ysnds hesi1.ei nrruoe y despats
cosienndo pss = Norte hassa 4 psnio
a. desoenne.
n vuelo. uegdn To cue 10 llesArun
a eferto. fnt aeFnanbilisimo. no -
friendo ningin nsArsb.
A ellos BEE fneron pnertos cancos,
cristales en- los sios. y los oIdos les
fueron tapados cen algod6n.
En- el apArafo ban = persOnas; Pc
81 5000 libras. ppede llevar 5000 de
carga y fiene dos mOtores de 90 ca
bAllOs de fuerza.
En- el aqua anda 20 millas pOr ho-
"a y, volando, puede andar 40.
Los aparatos estaran aqui hasta Ia
semana que viene y es possible que den
en- ellos un paseO los 'chicos" de la
prensa.
TOdO depende Del tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

Las sOlicitndes para Ia fabrication
de los aleohOlados ''San AntOnio- y ''Pi
tIrres, de los se1Ores Pedro Guerrero
y Co., de Arecibo, y Justine del Vale,
de Rio Piedras, respectivamente, han
sId0 mandadas a Washington para su
resOluci6n final. FL ron de maIagueta
debera conteneV tartarO emetico de
ahOra en- adeIante, en- la proportion de
81 gramos para eada gallon de Ia pre-
paraci6n.
Ell GObierno no tiene que aprObar
formulas determinadas, sinO que Ocu-
para las existencias q. haya en- mer-
cado, las analizara de tempo en- ITEM
po, Y prOcedera crimihaImente contra
los fabricantes, 81 la bebida Sc conside-
IA usable como licor Al efecto, todo
fabricante antes de obtener el permiso,
debe haber prestado una fianza por La
suma de $40 por cada gallon de al
cOhol que yaya a usar en- el aio. La
fianza no sera menor de 81 900 nj ma
por de 100000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

Debido al miedO reinante. causadO por
recientes casos de envenamientO Ocu-
rridos en- los EstadOs Unidos, debidO
Al us0 de aceitunas envasadas. para
alejar tOda pOsibilidad de que el pl-
blicO pudiera dejar de conner los de-
mas alimentOs en- cOnservas por este
motive. el DIR. Wiley, famOsO expertO
en- esta elase de cOmestibles, ha dichO:
"La presencia de. tOxinas prOducidas
pOr el bacilO bOtulinOsO en- los fraseOs
de aceitunas, ha sidO efectO de la ma
la esteriIizaci6n de las mismas. CO.
aaO una medida de precauci6n hiervan-
sc un ratio dichas aceitunas desapa-
recera ell peligro de que puedan cOnte-
ner tOxinas. AhOra bien, 81 la vis-
ia Sc notare que estan daiiadas, reti-
rense un lado, que la vida es muy
hermOsa para exponerla por no per-
der un simple frascO de aceitunas. Pc
70, svamOs a dejar de beber leche,
pOrque esta, algunas veces, conduce
germenes de la fiebrel tifoidea, va
mos dejar de conner carne, poraue
produce en- ocasiones dadas, algunas
descompOsiciones Intermediates pc
iigrosas? Asf con los alimentos EN-
conservas, Syamos a dejar de usar
los porque aprezcan unas aceitunas
dafiadas por casualidad?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
In PLENA oRGIA.

Fu6 verdaderamente una fiesta ba-
quica la que celebraron anteanoche, en-
Ponce, los yecinos Enrique Rodriguez
Julio Segundo, Maria Rovira y Rosario
Marquee, entregandose todos la rea-
Iizaci0n de cuadros verdaderamente ST.
calfpticos y re1idos en- todo con la mo-
raj. Era aquelIo, segl1n dice la poll
cfa, el resnrgimiento de las fiestas ba-
quicas de tiempos de Ner6n.
La poIfcfa les sometio al orden Y les
denuncio ante el Juez de Paz, acusan-
flolos de I'm delito de escandalo y por
reaIizar cHadres deshonestos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. esposa del
Brigadier- General Vanderbilt, y DANA
de una gran reputation en- L. alta So
eiedad de Nneva York, sufri6 de un
repentino ataques al coraz6n en- su lu-
josa residences. Cr6ese que su cons
tante y enthusiasts laborar por Il pa
tria. desde que Sc preveia eI primer
coniicto contra Mejico hasta Ia entra-
da de los Estados Unidos en- Ia Cue
rra europea, sean Ia causa de IA en-
fermedad que ha sorprendido Mrs.
Vanderbilt y que por I'm momentO pu-
SO en- peligrO su vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
Notas del Director de
Prohibition Federal

nalseuas prul.sao q aasiar Q. Nsa'r.
hnf. . eatieIacf8en asa GslrWass a. ID
rF4llllaslaa. gur rsih asa,lammrMir nute
Finnaa SmsM rbrrx~r IA prufs.ssan su
rusxao Ricn. su,r0n Islplumn eur Tru~sn
ia O. h 1unta su.erior e. szuidnd.
nssnndo por lUs aociores den Ricardo
iIeFuABdez , Mr. smiih, a IsiFeciar le
rxIa-airA q lalrniso pam preesibir ie-
liilns eu.lriaeanirs. ane le halsia siao
iempoFalanenie deneendo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
Una MaseaTlIa del PTOeeI

El DR. Miguel Roses Artau, de Areci-
sbo, ha regalado al Senado de Puerto
Rico, una mascarilla del ilustre don
Luis Mufioz Rivera. hecha en- yeso. La
obra de arte fue realfzada por el co
nocido escultor italiano sefior Albrizo.
Esta mafiana pudimos yer en- la mesa
del Presidente del Senado, Lcdo. BARGE
10, la referida obra de arte, y hemos
podido comprobar que el parecido es
exacto ' los rasgOs ison6micos estan
todos en- harmonic con los del gran pa
triota muerto:
Albrizio metece nuestra felicitaci6n
por su obra, 10 mismo que el DR.. Ro-
ses Artau, por su refinado gusto artfs-
tico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
BALES EN- YAUCO

Don Juan Fernandez, presidente del
Centre espaiiol de Yauco, ha tenido La
cortesfa, que estimamos de invitaTnos
los bailes de nifios Y mayores, que
Sc lleyaran a efecto en- los salones de
dicho centro social, en- Ia tarde del 10
Y noche del II del corriente mes, res
peetivamente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
EN- san JUAN

Visit6' aver la ciudad ell joven poeta
Vicente Rodriguez Rivera, juez munici-
pal de Cayey, donde cuenta con nume-
rosas simpatfas, por sus exeelentes con-
diciones de cabalIero sin tacha. Nues-
tro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11


% meaar EmNmiln lm Errll.iaa exsn&esan'
rion ae ~ extAe arxairznao ne~sans
achnlurAmEuie q plnEa a. tslse<tas
a. h rrulsIlacien en Puerto Rleo. "a
"a runl ~ y iuiorula Que psanie sssA
nonAsado sn sncr~or ProlalAau.eaie
% serA = ~.hor Matllrws. ReJ'sxseHian
te dsl IlrEmrtnmenio d. ilrnins lusalnr
DE- los Eokfadas rnidos en rurrao Riea.
~ dnico fundamenio A. b rrnnncaa
del sellor Gassnllo 10 - h inpposilliii-
dad material d poder atender = anlsos
cargos De h manera casi personal cue
ambos 10 reQnieren. n sehor Hassalio
esfa ahora solo en- el Departanente De
Hacienda. , este iralsJO le ocnpa iodo
sn tempo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

o. w. Lowe, de New York, miembrO
de la Cruz ROja que Sc hallaba de SER
viciO con las trOpas americanas en- ST.
IBERIA, ha sidO capturadO pOr los bOI-
en- Kluchinskaya. ciudad del
este siberianO. Con Mr.. Lowe fuerOn
tambien hechOs prisiOnerOs tres ame-
ricanOs mas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

Con respecto al frecnente uso de al
coholados lotra preparaciones de toca
dor como bebidas embriagantes, Sc de-
sea hacer p1blico una vez mas el Pc
.ligro que apareja esta practica, toda
vez que La Decentralization del alco-
hol para estos fines va a ser ahora
mas efectiya que ndnca Ademas, los
fabricantes son responsabIes 81 su pre-
.paraci6n Sc usa como bebida embria-
Igante, y no solo Sc exponen a la can
Icelaci6n de sus fianzas Y revocation de
sus permisos, sino al proceso criminal
correspondence
Del mismo modo tienen responsible
dad criminal los farmaceIticos o CO.
merciantes que vendan dichos aIcohola-
dos para fines de bebida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
IA TERRA TIEAIBLA
(POr teIegrafO)

Ponce. febrero Il, 1920.
Ell iMPARcIAL.
San Juan, r. X.
Ocho Y veintisiefe anoche huba gran
excitaci6n al sentirse nuerO intense,
pero corto moviInientO sfsmico
q. cdstaaern.
COrresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

Contra ell .criterio de muchos Jueces
que han sostenido que los reglamentos
para la aplicaci6n de una ley tienen
que estar perfectanente cehidos a Ia
ley misma, los reglamentos para p0ner
EN- vigor la ley de Prohibition Fede-
raj, y que han sidO promulgados con
la autorizacion de Mr.. Eracner, Gomi-
sionado General de ID Prohibici6n, MIR.
Glass, Secretario del TesorO de Esta-
dos Unidos y Mr.. Roper, Eomisionado
de Rentas Internas, contienen preoep-
Etos tales como eide q. I'M m6dico no pue
ida prescribir alcohol para su prOpiO
snso, y q los Dentistas pueden usar seis
cuartillos de alcohol al afo en- sus des
pachos, etc. Hay interes por conocer
81 los Jueces sostendran- estos regla-
mentOs de las atlas autoridades fe-
derales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11
Vagones para Cana

Sc yenden 40 vagOnes
para cana de tOnelada
= media y $500 metros
de via DecauvilIe de 30
centinetr0s.
Sc admiten PROPOSE
clones hasta el % del
cOrriente.
Box Box l0 Yauco p B
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

Los nuevos impresOs para solicitar
permiso estan siendo Undergraduates Y
va Sc han mandado los sefiores Me
licos para que los firmen, juren ' de-
vuelvan con el fin de extenderles los
permisos en- los nuevos impresos. Sc
suplica a los interesados que no demo-
rem Ia devoluoi6n de estos impresos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-11

Sea suaR. 2. q. fsarso %. iaa.
Aaminlsisutlro
M sGS
PROa.AMA I'm. g0RERNAEaaR ~
TERINO lsR Pt'ERTO RICO
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03

There will be meeting Of the Hen
derson county alumni Of the Univer-
sity Of Tennessee, held in Lexington
on Saturday Of this week.
Ice water for our friends-you're
welcome.-Elk Drug Store.
R. H. Wheatley made a business
trip to Cordova last week to inspect
the erection of the DIR. Chaffee resi-
dence he and Will Maxwell are erect
ing.
at won't come off--It's True Tagg
Paint. Elk.
H. E. Graper has spent all Of this
week in Nashville with Mrs. Graper,
from whom good reports have been
received the last few days as to her
condition.
Miss Elizabeth Rose returned to
her home at Humboldt last Sunday
after spending more than week here
with Misses Lula Mae and Evelyn
Pearson.
Biggest line of baseball goods, ever
nL o,,,,, - ox,vof1p Eli
W. A. Roundtree and Miss Lula
Hamilton, T. w. Jones and wife, of
Kenton, have been here since last
issue visiting in the home of Frank
Wheatley.
Prof. and Mrs. Robert Holt, of At
lanta, Ca, have been visiting Mrs.
Hollis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Da-
Wis, near Chesterfield and other rel
atives. They left yesterday.
Good Service-Conklin Fountain
Pen.-Elk.
County Agent H. A. Powers and
Ellis Maness went to Jackson Monday
to attend sale of pure bred Poland
China Hogs. One sow sold for $3.50
and Mr.. Maness bought two sow pigs
of a $4,000 boar.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
LEAGUE ENTERTAIN
ED.

Miss Blanch Threadgill entertain
ed the Epworth League in the home
and on the spacious lawn Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. N. R. Oakley, on North Main
street, last Tuesday night from 8 to
II o'clock-and we can say that no
collection of young people ever SEEM
ed to have a more enjoyable time.
There were three contests, on guess
ing hands, musical titles and Bible
questions, which. were won, respec-
lively by Miss Mary Threadgill, Will
Below and Miss Evelyn Pearson and
Miss Alice Undertake, who also won
the hand contest, all of which afford
ed much fun and interest to those who
participated. The refreshments con-
sisted of punch, which was served
throughout the evening, with ice
cream and cake later. Miss Blanch
proved to be an ideal hostess and the
occasion will be long and pleasantly
remembered.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
J0HNS0N-GILLIAM.

Will Johnson and Miss Carrie Gil
liam were married Tuesday afternoon
while seated in an auto in front of the
residence of Jim Webb, near Chapel
Hill, Rev. Fleetwood Ball performing
the ceremony. Mr.. Johnson and bride
left Wednesday afternoon overland
for their home in Texas.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler Gillian and the groom
was reared here by his uncle, Mr.. Al
bert Hatchett.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
Ian DsALE.

By virtue Of the authority vested in
me in a trust deed executed by Steve
and Maud Goff, on Nov. 81, 1919 to
me as Trustee, to secure certain notes
act out therein. and default having
been made in the payment OF the
notes set out there, will as Trustee,
offer and sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the Courthouse door IN
Lexington, on Monday, September u,
1920. the following property:
The residence in the Town OF Lex
;ngton. on Huntingdon Street, for
merly known as the ]. R. Dennison
1Hamilton) place and which is fully
set out and described in trust deed OF
record in Trust Book No. SO, page ~,
reference being made thereto for
fuII description of said property.
Sale will be for cash and free from
the right of redemption or rePurchase
end homestead and dover rights.
August %, 1920.
RUSH OAKLEY, Trustee.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03
Local and Personal

School tablets and supplies.-Elk.
You can still get ginghams for S5c
at Parker's.
Ben Deere, of Warrens Bluff, was
here Saturday.
The younger set had Gypsy tea at
Hinson Springs, Tuesday afternoon
Lunch boxes-nice.-Elk.
Mrs. ]. P. Parker is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. F. Appleby.
Butler Gillian and wife, of the old
9th district, were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Frazier has returned from
a visit to Jackson, Miss, and New Or
leans.
Spices and Extracts-strong.- Elk.
Frank Kent, wife and daughter Wis
tied in Sardis and community last
Sunday.
S. A. McNatt, wife and children,
motored to Sardis Sunday and return
ed Monday.
Miss Avis McLaren, of Sardis, is
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. S. A. McNatt.
Picking spices all kinds.-Elk.
Your choice Of a window full Of
straw hats, worth up to $500 for 25
cents.-At Parkers.
The front Of the new Southern
Methodist parsonage, fronting with
the church is looming up.
Ioi. ID. UrlsSOiIl has put eoos Va
white pait on the house Of Uncle Bill
lie Wright, on N. Main st.
"Court Square" post cards.-Elk.
John Gilbert, the piano tuner, Of
the Scots Hill vicinity, has been here
this week and found considerable
work.
Judge W. H. Lancaster left Wed
nesday for SCOTS Hill, Decaturville
and Bath Springs on business in JUS
tice courts.
Protect your skin with Nyal Face
Cream.-Elk.
Judge L. B. Johnson was in Nash
vile Tuesday when the House voted
down the suffrage amendment on re
consideration.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1920-09-03

We are constrained to believe that
following principle is better than fol-
lowing policy or expediency-in the
lonr-run. II not so, then why preach
principle?
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29
Johnny ]. Jones
Carnival to ShOlu
Here Holiday Week

The news that the Johnny j. Jones
shows will play in Daytona for one
week. beginning December 9th. on
City Island. is being received with a
shout from the youngsters. and great
pleasure by the grown-up youngsters.
as Johany j. Jones and his carnival
are by no means strangers In Day.
tona, having shown here many years
in the past. Although the shows
travel the country over every sum
mer. spring and fall. they come down
to Florida. to Orlando. to be exact,
for winter quarters.
Ii was announced Saturday that the
city commissioners had closed con-
tract with Johnny J. Jones for use of
the City Island for the holiday week,
at a rental OF $500, with an agreement
that the ball park would in no way
be mutilated.
Johnny J. Jones Is known the coun-
try over as one of the most unique
show characters in the business today.
Starting with cane rack at county
fair, Jones has built up what IS con-
coded to be the greatest carnival
troupe on the road today. and Jones
himself Is hailed as the King Of Car
nivals."
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29
Ponce Park Resort
Win Open Latter
Part of This Week

Mrs. Fred Phares, formerly of Lex
ington. KY. and well known In the
Triple Cities, who recently purchased
the Pacetti hotel at Ponce Park. hav-
ing renamed il the Rest While. :
announced the formal opening OF the
resort the latter part OF this week.
II Is expected that this Ideally To-
Gated resort will doubtless become
one OF the most popular clubs in this
part Of the country Mrs. Phares will
expend considerable sum OF money
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29
DONATED TO
AUDITORIUM eY Mr.. HOLMES

Robert s. Holmes, who has done
much for the national. intellectual
and moral welfare OF this community
and who seems never 10 grow tired
in well doing, Saturday gave an or
der for q new l.. G. Smith typewriter
for the Auditorium. Upon its arrival
il viii be presented to the Auditor
ium Association by this good friend
Mr.. Holmes just seems to want to live
for what he Is able 10 do TO make
Others happier and better.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

The ladies of the Civic Department
OF the Palmetto Club have in no way
let the raihstoFm of Saturday evening
dampen their ardor in preparations
for the masquerade ball. postponed
from that evening to next Friday eve
ming. and are going ahead with plans
for that evening OF the most enjoy
able affair of the season. The bali is
being given in benefit of the civic de-
parfment. TO carry on the work of that
department throughout the season
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

Geo. F. johnson. Of the EndIcott
johnson Shoe company. Of Endicotl
and Johnson City, n r.. foeefhe,
with his wife and daughter. and Geo
Z BARLOW and son Of Binshalnton. n
y. arrived at their respective Sea
breeze homes this afternoon for the
winter season.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

Shave you eaten any Of the realiy
good cake found at saa s. Beach St
Any kind 10 order 142- il-z5- g.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29
scirrs THAT LAST" 90 IT
NOM. RowE's


Motoring leisurely from Ogdens-
burg, New York. 10 Daytona. con-
geaIal party consisting OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. NJ Purves, and young son.
Thomas, and Mr.. and Mrs Sparrow
hawk and Theodore Brown. arrived
IN Dsyiona Friday, having left Og-
densburg election day. The party have
rented a cottage at Ormond and will
spend the winter there Mr.. Purves
i q brother Of Mrs. NJ p Cornwall
OF this city.
sTry a real home made cake An
gel. Sunshine. Chocolate App Yacht
Club. PhaBe sg5-W 142-11-2s- st
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

There are SfFFI several eE71E<sf EWEs
10 be reported. 70 be added - to
total
sThe best Xmas gift. yenr photo
graph. coursen's Studio. 1876 n Ell
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29
NOTED EDITOR AND PARTY
ARRIVE FOR WINTER HOME

Richard Fl. Edmonds. editor OF the
Manufacturers Record OF Baltimore.
and one OF Faoritia's best friends, ar
rived in Daytona Saturday afternoon
for the winter He was accompanied
by Mrs Edmonds. Howard L. Clark.
Mr.. Edmond's assistant, ana Miss
Mary A. Davenport of Baltimore
Mr. Edmonds spends every winter
IN Daytona. and during last winter
and spring caused TO be constructed
a home on South Beach street which
he and his party viii occupy this win
ter for the first time
Duriag Mr.. Edmonds' visit to Flor
ida he has seen practically every part
of the state. and has become an en-
thusiastic booster for this section Of
the United States and particularly for
the Triple Cities. Many articles from
his own pen have appeared IL the
Manufacturers Record commendatory
TO Florida
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

sThe Xmas gift your friends can
buy-coursen's Studio. 13s1123-ti
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

Before the war Belgium had s.
blast furnaces, of which II were run
ming on June /. this year.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

.Pyrex transparent baking dishes
DUNN BROS. =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-29

WALL PAPER. largest line in the
state 10 select from We hang and
paint sheeley's, Magnolia oyenue.
SSH - Ii
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-07
ARKANSAS RE- PUBLICANS GONE
 '0VER. THE TOP
SUBSCRIBE s33,000 TO UNSEAT
 DEMOCRATS-CANNOT AGREE
 AGONM THEMSELVES = MAY SUPPORT LOWDEN.

There seems to be a new deal on with the G. o. Pat, least on the sur face. The Republican leaders up North have announced that they do not want tainted money from the corporations and protected interests to pay the expenses of their campaign. But they propose to raise their cam paign fund by popular subscription. They looked over the Arkansas situa- tion, and sized up the Arkansas conti- gent at about s30,000. But the Ark ansas Republicans "went over the top" with subscription of s33,000 to be used in their attempt to unseat the Democrats.
 The Republicans are not able to az rec among themselves in Arkansas, any more than they are in the nation. The state delegation to Chicago will go uninstructed, and be left free to vote for any one they please. It is predicted by the party leaders that the delegation, IS in all, will be pitt. Wood has some strength among them, pro- bably Hi Johnson may be able to carry a few votes, but it is said the majority of the delegates are outspoken for Gov. Lowden.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-07

ence to the six already convicted whose sentences have been affirmed"
 Gov. Brough left this afternoon for Jackson, Miss, where he will deliver tomorrow morning the principal ad- dress before the Mississippi State Ed ucational Association, on the subject, Twentieth Century Educational Pro- blems." He will leave Jackson at once after the address for Moline, H., where he will join the Profitable Farming party during their week's $ tour through Illinois, Iowa, and Miss ouri
 Sunday night, May 15, the Governor will deliver the commencement address before the High School graduating class at Pierce City, Mo. He will be in his officeag ain Tuesday, May IS.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-07
MAY ACT IN ELAINE
 NEGRO RIOT CASES SOON

Little Rock, May 7.-When asked his attitude would be toward the six negroes connected with the Elaine riots, whose sentences have been af- firmed by the Supreme Court, Gov. Brough made the statement that he wished to consider the whole twelve case together. He has been advised that two of the six negroes whose cases were recently reversed by the Supreme Court had been convicted a. gain at Helena, and he believes that he will be in position to pass on all the cases by Tuesday, May IS, unless there dilitory motions made.
 'If the delay i too long," said the Gov ernor, q will take action with refer