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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
NEWSPAPER MAN 70
&c NsNr psESlpEN1

,aaHhns % Uht' ~Ill De tho |st
tln s~utl u the greatest political
,ttrralsn Ia hfr hissety this summer.
Nith ~ 81 hoy rstse &ors contest VA
tor me presidency ~ tha ru'tet
ststea NHrt Marion the Ncmr u
Senator t'ar''as avplhlit4o noni7re
ana teyfan h,es~ y Gov GH the
aemocraut sae4trA N~~'s,rr stll ~Nme
IN fnt thar .hsre u r'fHinNu ewes
~ tha na,ser 49, he conferred IN
the e~c'tsI city - ANa nNeyr .nutN
work ~ the ~ca2,pSt.r sNl ~ strr'ei
on
II Ia the mrs, tine 'An twc Mons
paper publishers have N~"r -'tist
sxains, zach etscr toy the tAt"t sr
&eu,ivesSte - the rsti'rn. II ~tll
- the inst time 4 n~~srsp@r %sn
NAs aver Neen elected rvNstdent !!
either HARDING or Go, "a elected
Republican campaign plans are 10
tNe rsslns str~ hai there are few
democratic leaders AZ home Ther are
Al, in san fraactsy, NM snih their
return vii TIE SANS tor toe fHrFiFs'
rct,fttstton ~ tS,v Cox ~ c,nr'~cet-
THIS e,eat probably will use pace
Al NIs hene IN naStcr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

Frauklin d R~cos6aeI, VAS horn Al
Hyde Park Duchess count. y y.
Jan Ge lSa.. a .ou 10 Jsurs and Sua
t1eiano Roosevelt tle gadeattd from
Harvard University in igol. receiving
the \ u degree, and irum the las
school OF the Columbia University in
lgV;
ln l9d5 Nr Roosevelt was married
10 Aura Eleanor Roosevelt Of New
York Els VAS admitted % ne VAR tn
isnI and practiced law eith the H-m
- Carter. Eedyard 4 Mlihufn mt !
1910, when ne Was elected 30 the New
YORK stsfc srN,lr In 1911 he became
= ncrnter ~ me las firm ot Narsia
Hooker Roosevelt
ON March - 1913 Nj Rcos welt r.
sercd his seat in the Ss~ York ken,
q al assembly as become asa slant
secretary ~ the nav utdrr the Hrs,
rA ninis'ra1cu 81 rres'ieut Nfsea
fr has Nod thts pos tlau continuous
4, since tha} t,Na
StHrs hls TrlilAf ~ trnm the Go.
srwhis las syaauJ IN 's"l Nr Roos~
te' has he7a \ prominent figure IN
Nov YORK p%al'ics ant plat,c affair.
f{p WAS \ member ~ shp g~glt*aa tNi
Ion celebration eemmisslnn m 1904
ths lg1ttsNlrs centennial 1914 sn5
Ct tNc national comm aston - the
ranswA Pacific IN ernAttrrs t,srnst
tloR n san Francis I'd islS Hr "a a
trustee az the Laura Franklin Ffpe
Hospital FOR Chi'drsn. Srsmen lrs,.
ruts and a member u the >ayal tlis
tory SOCIETY Nrw Nara H'stay{eN 50.
4e,v Httlsnd Societv and Nlphs mi.
tn pat ttr r. sts, a Aasrr ard y
member 81 tAe Epl.ccrsl church
Mr. Roosevelt has serVcd IVA
wears a. assistant s~ees~tsrS VI the
r.>v Ne ~a$ ons 0, Secretary Dan
.is rssh, eant men haring the var
Rna Mas Aesn ore az President VII.
COOS staarchest supporters during Ais
twc terms az chief e~yecutiye Ne was
nominated as the democratic easdi.
date tnr vite prrsi4er, at San Fran
riscc.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

ware uNl~~s IL had tz~n very ,hoFvagh-
BY disguised The cctor trow hls
clothes ,rrded 10 prove that be had
hut bis reasos Told hIa Otherwise
Sothtng rvsnalnsd thetvfor~ DO, %
c'Aaciaar that he bad h~ea giscn a
kn0skeast
As lhe only BIT % documentary
eshi~nce tn his pS~sr~sian the letter
treGn the steamship cotsgmns s~..ettest
10 smt~a hts a,ten,iesn lie read II
over aruin, aud the las, s~sntrace. IN
Its full significance. made him start
The Colohla all sah al oac ocieSx
~ the morning. October T."
October = fherr was a feeling OF
depression AZ The tdi u his stomach
II sRs not due ta spa~s.ekbyss The
h~a gttreAktug realization uf hts sikGa
iloa bad cvan at last, Viii the Glsnt
Killers nghtlhg for the ssctop that
uss'aa, everything Ia PLAYERS mshases
gbd club owners, Ne teams ssSstnd
basemaa. rsards-i BY metty A. ~the
King Fin o: che defense the leader Of
.he oTeBsc ~As isr from The Sene
Of combat probably bound for Naples
Even though there certainty had been
no malic~ rretwuxe OF his part, he was
= dsseFter. nothing better, 's the
World ssties ~ss Sc start this daN
lie booked a. HIS watch Twelve
o ciok Bopn! Ia thirty minutes the
team. every man az he squad Was
ssi+eie.+ 10 rri-,st~at the ball para
In thirty minutes Ntenc WAS he
nos faue> Wintna Shutc raus the
hell 10 hnd cat,
The stewart came Promptly n suite
that wss ia,th Knowing ani rpsr,~,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

James N. Coz. governor OK Ohio,
was born 10 JArkAonbarg. Ohio. on
March 81. 1870 lie was broaght up
on a farm received public school and
high school education and worked ia
a printers office, taught school ana
became . newspaper reporter for the
Cincinnati Enquirer. Ia 1917 he mar.
ried Mia Margaret Blair Of Chicago,
III.
In 1895 ha purchased lns Dayton
Daily Ness and later bocsme owner
u the Springfield Press. Republic. IN
1909. and formed the HewE League
OF Ohio In the same year
Was elected 10 congress In 1909.
serving Two terms, representing the
Third Ohio District.
Gov Cox has served two terms as
governor OF his state He Is aa Egis.
eopAlian.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
The CONVENTION IS eNDED
Naval otfie,.l y(n. In III. Vic. p,...
dental Rsee BY Aceiamstisp-
Daniels Assistant viii Run
With Governor Of ohia.
han Francisco. For president, Jas.
Monroe Cor. Of OHIO.
For vice president, Franklin DelAae
Roosevelt. OF New YORK.

There's One democratic ticket chosen
~ the national convention after fin.
iahing all The work which IL was cali
ed together TO do.
Whsn the b~aliotins on the forty,
fourth vote bad gotten to a posa.
where Cor had 1o2 votes and van rap
hly approaching tho necessary two.
thirds Of 7z9. Sam u Amidon. Of Kan.
sas, manager Of the McAdoo forces
and ~yicschairman Of the democratic
national ommlttec. took the platform
and moved that the nomination OF Gov.
Cor be made unanimous. Immediate
" there was a roar from the Tired and
worn delegates. which lated for a
fun four minutes before Chairman
Robinson could put the question on
Anidon's motion 10 suspend the rulss
and nominate Coz by acclamatIon
Cor VA nominated by a~celamatioa
Tor the presidency, after the forty,
fourth ballot 10 tho convention had
demonstrated that he Was within
reacs OF tho twothirds vote necessary
When the nomination was made Cox
had t0Ss snf TN were ns,sled The
Michigan delegation was already on
iis feet to switch its "a votes 20 Cox.
30 even II the motion 10 give him the
nomination hy acclamalion had not
hrcn mads ho would hayr had fS2l1
when the fort, fourth ballot sas tai
lied
Roosevelt va. named by acelama
,Ion In the convention after all tho
cther names placed In nomination FOR
the place bad withdrawn and asked
their respective delegations TO give
Roosevelt the place without contest
The first cheer 'or the ticket. "t'ox
and Roosevelt" was sIvru 10 he cor.
y%eptlon at : is
Coz Is governor ~ CATO now "erv
ius hls thlrd term IN that office IL
las been a representative IN congress
from his state and has devoted hFt
spare timo when not ~ r%ril'lcs ~
running seversI newspapers Which he
owns IN ohio
Roosevelt ia assistant secretary 81
the navy and was Secretary Daniels
mains,ay during he great SAT lie
Il recognised as 81 executive ef great
ability and has ,lNa's hovA 4 popular
figure IN the r%oiigica ~ ~ STATE
when the convention took SIS stnn
die ~adlaurritant tfo party leaders
generals expressed thr optnIon nat
they had nsmed tho strongest pes
sthlc ticsc, and wege confident that
Il Viii make a strong htd fer ronn.
Tar supper, IN the November clrctfon
Ca,lo McNah loeirr ot N" "a
fornls democracy believes hat Cox
and Roosevelt Will carry california
~ said
The ticket rnprscnts the best so
N9ineatlnn O, all pplataa is tho con
yrntton bclieve q viii he a eiraHr
ticket II probably vii Nla ln 'Sls
state and viii h"lp Senator fhe,hn IN
Ms ttsht 'nr reelo 'iNn
Thoma, Tasxarl. head u ne n
diana .Aemotraey e'v' y 81 IA
GOV co, -oraratHhuae htm upon
tta nomination - ts'l
The .'ltset ia fine Y MI N
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
INVENTIVE GENIUS
RODS CAL0MEl Of
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Doctor ravorite Medicine Now
Purified and Refined from All
Objectionable Effects, Gallo
~tabs"-~ihe New Name.

Whist wiil humsu Ingenuity 80 nsvtf
ksnaAelesA pos d~s, e%tfeioss Biography.
horss trss carriages, cclaris~s itpiia1 taste
less g~Hintbe. now ccTass nsascaiess es!o'
eprt The pew itn rtpvrf.rhi called 'tiai.s
tabs" is now on saie at dmgstpres
Dor biliousness. constipation sad ind.
e~sgisn the ne~ calarel iattet Ia p SO
t1rslly perfect remedy, a. evidenre1 By
the fact that the ~msaufsrarers have %.
thoriE-d all druggists 10 rvfubt the rttce
II ihe customer II not "per'er'iy teiighisdf
with Cslatahs Due tablet al t.s~s time with
. swallow ~ ws'sr--thst'H VI No taste.
NJ nsnsss, no Frfpirs no salts ~ morn
tpF your liver il Thoroughly elssnnad ARD
yea sre feeling tu' 81 = tra''y sp,se-
lite Eat shat you pleas ~ eAurss-ee
sfnut y0ur husibpss
tslntshs are nod nnld Ia hth Get an
original tAcbsse sealed rr1cs, thirty.
tse cents sdt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

WASHINGTON Eorst figure. ea tNp
last ccssen crop sAsea "a revised en-
wgns rrrcrts fot tSe season place ias
sntp2t a. ilsstStt rueEiGs esles,
counting roeaa as bali ba,es Ace-liag
ia the cersns bureau AErc sHten@n
That euanfgty Vas equivalent ~ H..
,.s-s- hslen o' $50 rcupis srs.s
wrsxA, or i6.s.t,sis Aa"s x Soc
rcs ,ds net wetxh;. Rertster o tias
figures we're made afs@e the last S,r
arg report On The 1919 crcp sas :,
seed Ia March. the aareaa anaosacse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
CIR, ststS II ~ A.

Thew IS rn.htasg 'haf thts eye frceE
xhstvv~r ~~sn1gsosrr ~ srvsrr a.
ress~t. rp4srr. p~hrsexEit, lE~iss@@~rEtt-
aaa rsts-r'tT. that ikotuESt ,ssll3s
racn ~~kusklh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

topaor MARY N$aaps X ne Al
g'lgan raurvA, includins ~ from
America. are NJ .hs(r WAY trvrn di<.
art trteesses - ai,ept ne lsuNetN
,artcraee which vii eesta sere
carry In July
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16
PART i~s--csosinssd

hand 70 MS porAs<. hs drew DAt tVaf
vsiop~@ ceewsiaed bill~-cne air ~acl
dressed to & W ysrses. Hotel Long.
acre. New York city Two Of the rn-
yeiop-s contained h~ills-en. Oh -ae~
count r%ss~r~dT from . liqaoF dealer
for SST @5 the other a blu for cigars
and cigarettes apannllng 90 S3Sa
The thlrd wss = letter from the siss9-
ship SCENTS Of the Hamt.ard line. read.
ING
Dear sir We hsss booked you for
passage frcm New York 20 Naples oh
The y y. GolcniA. sailing FROM pier
fooi az West Thirteenth street, = u
We have assigned 10 yoa Cabin { 80.
On the saleu deck aud have ~srrsagri
that you arr TO have Il entirely TO
yunrsrif
I'VE beg 20 tall your attention 10
the fsci thar. owing 20 the tide on the
dsy Of departure. the GulaH.a Nttl ssii
st one o'clock In the morning oete-
Der Z"
The fourth envelope inciosed =
ticket nil,ug for cue first class pa
sage New York 10 Naples. on the
steamship Coloula, and made cGt 10 :
W Jamc~. There Was nothing else Ia
the pockets ~ his coa,.
Robbed was hts first thought sn''
hr Sesr.hts, Ia h,S truusers pocket ior
the cash Nhich he had with hifn lr~s
than ,er dollars lie found msu, ,rl
tow backed bliIs.' live hundred del.
lars
The sight ot The use hundred fniinrS
immr,lta ely brought 10 mind wha'
bad happened before the Ions dream
less sleep iust ended on the ship This
money or fiye hundred dollars las'
Ike Twas lstng or y table w a sui'e
OF rooms IN the Belmont Stratwer't.
tetel Tie was about 60 come into pos
session n u alt trr signing y reu
tract 10 r,,fs,ri the World series an
behalf NJ the rrRnsstaut mental News
paper Syudieatc, Metropolitan tower
New iork city,
lle spt down again ut.an the herth
70 pury'r Il out hog ruling WITH the let
tei ~om The <yuti cafe--it VHs on en-
grated stationery he remembered
The a,vrrtary waiter Satle gave him
~ references three wril sngNu New
Workers I,nt he letter had come sfs'
eIal delivery on SUNDAY the 'iav aft
e. the championship was clnch,~' an''
reply Vas ~re9nrsird IN telegraph Or
Monday Aryhow. what nsel eRs there
81 rrrrrenr3 be had srgu~l when he
c,nldr't loS For he vsS go receive
I've bGndrs~l duilur. every dV, he
atrneh IN y e'ary No, he couldn't lnsr
ard he could make thirteen %tundr-i
dollars ~ least nineteen hundr~l dot
lars ~ most. Yes hr bad looked upon
q ~ VERY easy mnr., sud had ae1,i
Ms nwu caugssi not even ~ruuh9ng lr
Iris Enrt because ~ the r,.,ort. ~
tho now NTatsrs that th~ national rr,yu
frsn writing Ter tho papers certain
II all th,,se " he hadn't ,v,nirari~
He remembered ihsf he ha,' gone ~
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-07-16

| NV SAID SAMsN. p&xA4Ak TOT dxthe
| rAAsis s~iNm the ss<NxaG tas~snira
seavy hsstey ans. 1esasEg hsss rtases
cn ere ef tAs tssssas- sAe essetsislsss
| tpaSs fxn AS
"Nhat rs<sxtS* vnrs~x tfv raFtstu,
tits tespe xNs a,s snkia~l hai he lsAxs~'
I'll q uv~schea lsck 81 interest,"
"Ftr~t gsrne's Iestay~-sn t~si k4sar,'
\ take n ycsr arr Dsa ss&ag to leay,
Thsre avs sGaasxsasr: 10 the sAratu's
| saes,
slsyt I've Egs a. play
Ire sa psSsa h~Nsed Of tssta s~NrvA
.pgit, ,aspk bis a~ua and ssrned his
eyes to TIE sea.
~csetsin. sea Geai appreciate what
ibis HsewRs~ nas 10 spe ahsae, IN, Is
cor c1uh aud IA the fans ~ oar cry
Why. It's the htggesg event % ne year.
sSs 10 he ther~.
There was srssther srTutiniEsng ic~,A
frrsn sAs uBsstcx ~ the vess~2, who
said Hethipg.
How can ! gt you to s;sp the
shiSs~
The captain srailrt. III you prrSs
81 for an answer shogsd have 20
say that you ooslAnt gvs ne 10 .ssy
the ship"
Fer ~hom S,Aald ypu stop hcr.~
The onxwrs II the Inc. rvpiica
The capts y, smiling smIshly
~vegs Srll then sssi Sia 0eie,ly.
~ypuh ~, cNiers trom The iismhsri
Nnr 10 stvp Evf Ssr you latvr cup
tain
The ste~srt 10 the eSf+gtan, ssti-
tpds 81 = carSs,s Iyy~na anticipating
irplshte, was sayrrrtsed Nt,b Mr..
Ismes. sho Waetsd a. ~ rHiieSl Mr
Shute, returned fnan bis eheaun'rt
Win ;he captain ia perfect 0,ihr<sHTe
though = ,rfae hurrleA lie rlucsr~i
the steward ~ ttsr arua. aud again
-1s'kc saihoritatiNely
Non take ne 90 the wireless op
erAiar and what's HIS nsmef
Mr. Mnnsei--J~froid Nan.l You
ths, ave card ~ I'm sir
"Nsnsvlf No, Jed sianssl. the mao
Who saved the steamship Regent
YES. sir. the hai~fRlor Tho saved
the hegett ~ pug the regular 'Ntr~
less On his sitIs our FvEuiars si,A
sad Mau.ri Is making the ,eyaee fOt
TN sit"
The quarters u ths wireless ntrra
'"r see temporarily ~ph"ccarrp' hus
ever ffe lirro ~ ~. Regent uss
not At 81. pe'st 81 dut,
II WAS agltr uss,h scanhthg tsFt
ihet etur upon abe operator h",
MauS"l sBs seated ID IN iU,tspttu
ous e~rtjet ~ the library crei.cd 10
~hHt seeu"! To " a. Intimate ton,rr
sH'iou with 8u unluHNsani9 Pre- ~
SRI aftvT ts'tpttus hfn ont The
steward mat, a t8,ts rclrcat wiz
Shn'e didn't t*e G ]tuoiDruts time
Pardon me taf hurting IN to- are
sou ttt eirrlf.s lean'ur ~ ftte shIlr
Msnst9 ,,ov ',eI and po,g!ri upla
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

PoR RAMON GAMBIA ooRDovA

que. deben constituirse las sesenta y
cuatro Ligas rsstantes .es de cinco mil
cicnto veinte y tres dolarcs.
Es evidente que esta suma pueden
obtepsrla sin gran esfuerzo los agri
cultores5 de los terminus municpales me
nos ricos de la 1sla. observese que
icsa .cantidad representa- un promedio
~ QUE Ell capital minimo- de I'M. banco
Ipecessr:o para que la suma de los capi
tales do los bancos del sistema, seo
| la. ounce ava, par e, de diez milloncs
dc ,d6iares, o sea 666 mil d6lares, puede
scr mcpos de La initial del capital medic
calculaGo., Es decir,, que un banco que
! isoto cuentc con dos mil duinientos do
lares de capital puede cmpesar sus ope
racionos deitro dol sistsma de bancos
con gfrantia de cxito.
Heros dicho que 10 inp,rtaate en-
los banccs no es su capital, 81 no
los depositos, que coustituyen ,realmen
To sl cap.tal de trabajo de estas ins
;itpciones de cr6dito.
Los Jep6sitos que el gobierno in
sular y federal tienen en- los bancos
Fcomercialcs de Ia isla ascienden 4
niliones S94 mil 662 d6lares; , estos
depositcs pueden y deben trasladarse
a Ia GAIA del banco de la federation
DO las Ligas Agricolas tan pronto como
este bancc Sc organize; para distribuir
10 entire los. bancos de las IS Ligas de
acusfdo con las necesidades y los me
dios de .estas,ges !. .t.E.9
Z Los agricnitores, asocisdos en- las
Ligas JAgricolas tienen en- bonos del
empr6stito de la Iibertad solamerte,
tsds ,sl dipero nccesaria para garantir
esos dep6sitos. FL vaior de los bonos
de la Libsrtad colocados en- Puerto
Rico es de $12,3s3.15o. +
Las cosechas do cafe, de tabaco, de
frutas de production de las Ligas; y
cuyo imperts en- dinero debe permane
Ger en- las cajas do los bancos para dis
poner de Il pof chekc, ascienden, toman
dc por base la production do 1918 en- q.
los precies no NcgareR a los tipos amor
males de 1918 y 1920, . las rantidades
sigaientes tomadas de IA estadistica
del comercio.
II saIor del azucar cxportado as
cendi6 . Al million S62 mil 229 d6la
res; el tabsco en- +raina . ocho milo
mes novecientos ochenta y dos mil cien
re- treiAts d6lares; ii cafe a 5 millones
5o5.816 d6lares; las chinas y toron-
jas . Q millonese 81 mil 1856 d6lares;
las pifias e17,eoO; = los cocos 572.-
600. FL xalor total de los pEoductos
exportados fus de $59, All, ,665.
No Sc fncluye el tabaco elabors.
E.4Afa 49, .-qAte~e - s.y e. 49,.
tContinua en- la D6Rina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

Kilometres y medic, mas o nenos de la
carretera CorcEal-Morovis, Tross Moro
vis-Rio Carreras cuyo presupuesto Spro
bade asciende CINCUENTA Y NUE.
We MIL CIENTo C1NcUNTA Y UNo
y es10o d6lares (s5s.151.ss) Sc admit
ran en- esta oicina hasta las dos pasado
meridiano del dia trece de diciembre de
mil novecientos veinte, en- que Sc abri-
ran pdblicamente
Todos los datos necesarics Sc daran en-
esta oficins. donde Sc encuentran de ma
niiesto los documentos que han de regir
en- 81 contrato, y podran recoger los IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
h WI


Los bancos de las Ligas, bien or
ganizados. dentro del sistema de coope
raci6n econ6mica que ,debe presidir es
tas Asociacioncs de. Agricultorcs, pus
den contar con meeios. econ6micos. su
fcientes para atender al credito refac
cionario. 80
< Hsy en-. la isla rs nlunicipios. en-
cada uno de- los cuales debe Organi.
zarse una Jiga Agricola, con sus tres
asociaciOnes cooperattvas, 3s crGdito,
production y consume.
La organization de ,todas cstas III
gas es indispensable para qpe former
un sistema complete y obtengan Of ma
ximo de efciencia. Todas dcbcn regir
SO por los inisiEos reglamcntos niedih
cados dnicamertes para tener en- cuen
Ia las cond iciencS locales.
La cooperative de crsdito. el ban
co de Ia Liga, csl la snstisnci6n fun.
damentai; = el crsdtto refaccionario
el Drimero' = Sei mas impOrtante, que
deben distribuix.
tEl ctedito do esta ciase. neccssrio
a todos los agricuitores dc La lsla aso
ctadss en- las Ligas. puede estimarse en-
diez milloncs dc d6fares; sea an pro
nedis de 1s3, ,sss dolares poe cada ter
mino municipal. Sin entrar en- 81 ana
Isis do los hechos, necssariss. para com
probar ii. esta sunia ss . ne sufciente
para las necesidades del fomeato 10
nuestra agriculture. yarnos . aceptarla
como bnsna;- ycrque prescindissdo Dc
toda otra consideration 81 dsmostra-
mos que pusdea estos bancos Organi
zarss de nancra que en- sus primeros
dos tres afios pneden negsr a dis
tribuir un credito do die2 millones de
d6lares por afio. es evidents que la
efcisncia del sistema quedara demsstra
da, toda tez que Il sxperiencia enss-
ia que estes bancos del sistema COO
peratiVo aumentan rapidaments sus Dc
p4sitos = medic de trsbajo = acumulan
en- pocs tempo reserves = dsp6sttos q
exceden en- Salor mas de Teinte veces
el capital dc. estos Dances.
Admitamos sin sinhafgs que 81 ca
pital del bahcs debs ser Nm ounce ave
del credits refaccisnaxio de diez mi
Homes de d6lares que tsdes estos rs
bancos debsn distribuir. Entonces a ca
pital Ia snna de los eapitales do es-
tes rs bancos debe ser seiscientos sesen
"a ,, seis mil d6larss en- nlmeros redon
dos; y el propediO del capital que CO
rrssponds a cada banco sera de s.sSs do
safts.
Hay mucAcas Ligas Agricolas en-
Ia isla nus. tianen reunido para Ell ban
CO cantidadesI rnayores qua la cslcu
lada; y. smuchas otras que por la i'm
portancia, agricols del termino munici
pal en- que radican estan en- condicio
mes de reunir Ipara empesar sumas seis
vccss. mayor que ess.
+. yaucO tiens "a rsunidos $4,000 y
80 calcula cue pueds abrir Ell banco
con $4,000.
In Mayaguez han suscrito $4,000
" prcbablenente 50 duprcara esa su
ma antes de inangurar el banco sus
o2eraciones. nodemos. cohsiderar que
hay ien la isla cnee ligas que pueden
sreunir url promeiis de so mil d6lares
en- acciones cada una para formar cl
capital de sus respectivos bancos. En-
ess case ei promedio del capital con
|. E fc-f1.tf a Estt N@t r. .F ~ ~ se.si
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

citadores les pianos = nodelcs de pro-
posiciones que han de presentar, msdian-
te un dep6sito de diez ($1o.0o) d6lares
que seran reembolsados al ser devueltos
dichOs dOcumentos en- el plaEc de veinte
t2o) dias despues de efectuada la su-
bssta.
La administration Sc reserva el dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera todas las
proposiciones, y Ell de adjuidicar el con
trato bajo otras considerations que las
del precio solamente
Guillermo Esteves.
Comisionado del Interior
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
SALTS IS FINE FOR
. KIDNEYS, QUIT MEAT
Flush the Kidneys Mt once when
Back hurts or Bladder
bOthers.

NO man or woman who cats meat
regularly con make u mistake by nush-
Ing the kidneys occasionally, says n
"eil-knoWn authority. Meat forms
uric acid. which clogs the kidney pores
SO they sluSgishIy filter Or strain only
part OF the waste and posons from
the blood, then you get sick. Nearly
all rheumatism, headaches. liver trou-
BIC. nervousness, consultation, dizZi-
ness, slccplessness. bladder disorders
come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts. or il
the urine Is cloudy. offensive, full OF
sediment. irregular OF passage or at
tended by u sensation OF scalding. &C:
about four ounces Of Jad Salts from
any reliable pharmacy mud take n
tablespoonful in glass Of water be-
fore breakfast for Il few days and Your
Kidneys will then oct fnc. This "a :
nous salts Is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice. combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera :
tions to flush clogscd kidneys ana
stimulate them to activity, also to neu :
tralize the acids in urine so 1t no longer
causes irritation, thus ending bladder
disorders
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
injure; makes n delightful, ofYervesccnt
lithia- water drink. which all regular
meat eaters should take'now and thcn
TO keep tho kidneys clean and tho
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious
kidney COMPREHENSIVE