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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
AL sALUDAR

H i -
a la muy estimable iseforita Maria
de Toca Gomez, nos felieitamos de que
esa nueya artista venga a enriquecer
nuestra zona de VirtNosGs en- q arte
de Litz,
La sefiorita de Toca Gomez, es pro-
fesora del Real Conseryatorio de Ma
drid, y su arte en- la capital dc Espa.
iia, es bien conocido, habiendo, reco,
gido muchos aplausos que han de re-
petirse en- Puerto Rico, al escucharla.
Ha establecido una clase de piano
y ella llegaran los interesados en- re-
cibir ell estilo de su maestrfa, llamando
al telefono 242 azul, Santuree.
Deshojamos lirios y rosas en- el cami
no de la gentil pianista y deseamos que
nos de "a conocer su repertoire de que
reptile La fama muchas bellezas.
Una artista que ellega es un encanto
para Ell pals que la recibe, 81 como Ia
senorita de Toca, ha de poder trasmi-
tir a sus discfpulos ell arte sentimental
de la mdsica, en- el piano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
EN- BREvE

oucparan su Residential propia ell el
Condado, ell sefior JESUS Rodriguez,
del alto comercio de esta plaza, SUI be-
llisima esposa Leonila Y sus encanta-
dores ninos; ALI ese hogar de sim
patfas, seguira siendo como hasta aqui
en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
Ell POETA ANTO-~
MO MIRABAL.

En- excursion lfrica, EMBARGO para
Santo Domingo y Cuba, ell joven Poe
ia Antonio Mirabal, a quien deseamos
aplausos Y laureles en- SUI tourn6e de
bardo y soflador.
Que lleve feliz viaje el trovador pom
celo, con quien nos une sincera
amistad..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
La fD1REcTIvA

de La Cruz Roia, constittufda para
regir dicha altfsima y benemerlta Aso
ciacion, en- el presente aho, tiene en- su
seno p ersonalidades muy dignas de
fgurar en- ese cuadro.,
La presidehcia recafda en- el Lcdo.
Emilio del Toro, es un galard6n mas
que recibe eI disitinguido iurisconsul-
tO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
.AREcIBlo

a.t. 3 : . \ ! s.. Is ,. z
ha recogido las promesas de amor y
fdelidad que Sc han jurado los distin-
guidos j6venes Manuel Gorbea Pla y
Nelly Mattey, ante Dios. y
La boda ha tenido que ser estricta-
mente en- familia, por luto muy re-
l'ciente de la ilovia.
Deseamos para ell reeien alberto no
gar, un mundo de dicha perenne.
Apadrinaron ell acto, nuestra muy
querida amiga Librada Pld de Cor
bea, amantfsima madre de. Manolfn y
Pei senior padre de lqi noYia don An
gel Mattey. IT, 8th III / 4
Los, novios -pasapan siun6s.. dfasi en
Coamo, oyendo la constante sinfonia
de aGuellos arboles que pareceh pro.
tectotes del amor, Y, lespu6s Sc embal
caran hacia la isla de- 'Sahto Do1nin-
go, donde ell joven Gdrbeal tiene mag!
nfhcas proposiciones como. dufmiea
iaaucarero.
y AIuy conocido eka Stan5ifn G6rbeif
como inteligeiite, proho ygcapltz. y. Sc
guras estamos que la palabra .felicidad
estara eScrita siempre sens Ia casa que
fortna. con una DANA tan distfnguida
como es la elegida de su coraz61l. s. /,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
MUY .PRoNTo
HEMos

de celebrar que la bellfsima se1ora
Pepita P. de Coll, Sc reponga en- breve
de su dolencia ffsica que bastahte es
el recuerdo doloroso de perder un nj
fio que hubiera sido un encanto mas
para su vida de madre, 81 al nacer,
la vida lie abre sus puertas.
iLas madfes siempre tenemos un
motive de tristeza a pesar de ser tan
felices!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27

TenelnQs una hermosisiina nina
lquien 'queremos tanto como Ana
Maria Torres Hoare, y, 'recordamos con
afecto a todas las de ese nombre que
tuvo su celebration EN- Ell Ndfa de aver
Pensanios que para elias serfa el
dfa tan placentero como 10 fu6 para
nuestra pequeha amiga, cuyos regalos
fueron tan mtltiples como afectuosos
En- mahos pues, de Ana Maria Hoa-
re ponemos un ramo de jaznlines para
que con su inocencia reparta las flo.
res entire las que Heyah Ell dulce nom
bre de la madre de la vfrgen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
soNADo ENLAcB

que ha de ser realizado ell % del
corriente en- la Iglesia del Sagrado
Coraz6n, de Santurce, es el de los j6-
venes mpy estimables Y muy gentiIess
seGorita Bit Martinez Ell cabailero
Antonio A. vazquez, Official del Regi-
miento de Puerto Rico.
Despuds de la ceremonial religiosa,
tendra efecto en- Rio Piedras, casa de
los padres de la novia, la reception
de socieiad.
El traje de noEia, de por 81 belli-
simo, realza poderosamente las que
iiiegan a vestirlo; pero hay tipos idea
les que hacen sonar con esos atavfos
para elias, y Bit entra de lleno dentro
del ill1mero de las elegidas para bien
represent9r la ofelia de esas noches
de claro de luna. sobre el .yelo envOl-
vente que hace de una desposada la
mas dixinal figura
Sea una noche azul la del jueves,
y presten las estrellas sus fulgores en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27

.BUEN
amigo nt,estro, 81 senior. Antonio Sal
gado! ldeseamosI que 'su restablecimien-
to sea rapido, sy estamos 5seguros de
que asf tatnih6h fes eli deseoi de los
imuchfsimos amigose,con, que .cuenta el
L. q yfssss
senior Salgado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
Ina ,Uisita al FetTOI, III t.

Madrid, julio 12-N Presidente del
Consejo de Ministries, don Eduardo
Dato, ha anunciado que pronto girara
una vista al Ferrol, para inspeccio-
mar los astilleros y demas dependen-
,cias de aquel importante puerto, fin
de yer las mejoras que allf han de
verificarse, pues tienese la intencion,
por parte del Gobierno, de afrontar
pronto la construction de grandes
unidades de guerra y la de algunos
trasatlanticos de 10000 toneladas pa
ra ell servicio del comercio maritime
de Espafia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
8. DESFILE SOCIAL..*s u

la senda tapizada de azahares, por
donde ha de cruzar Beatriz, tan subli-
memente ideal como la del Dantes,
su camino de amor!
MUY PRoNTo
iran de paseo los Estados Unidos,
la familia Gonzalez Cuyar, tan anna
bic, y bien querida en- nuestra socie-
dad.
lQu6 impresiones nos traera Maria
Lnisa, de ese viaje feliz?.
Que sean muchas tan bellas en-
cantadoras como las merece ESQ or
qufdea de nuestros jardines.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27

sBAYAAON,1 ->-N :
Is celebra sil Teria8y nos dicefi que es
magnffico 81, resultado de cuailto ALI
Sc expone. 49, s.
Asf 5ess ceme los pueblos Sc 1rvantan,
dando margen a que los agricultores
tengan ell estfmulo de sus afanes sepa
mos todos ehanto tenemos y cuanto va
lemos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
soldqdo muerto con ~. tro dc sal.

Cartagena, Julio 10-El teniente de
infanterfa Enrique Moreno, 11a sido
llevado ante una corte marcial, reu-
nida en- esta poblaci6n, acusado de
haberle dado muerte en- julio del afio
pasado al soldado de apelido Mesa,
disparandole con un rifle cargado con
sal, segGn todos los indicios, por plra
diversion. La bala atrayes6 Ell cTeEpo
del infeliz soldado, eausandole la
muerte Immediate de una manera ho-
rrorosa.
Ell Fiscal de la Provincial ha pedido
para el acdsado una pena de IL amos
de prisioh, mientras para el cabo Hi
lario Fuertes, que cargo el rifle. obe-
deciendo 6rdenes del teniente, soIicita
Sc lie sentencie un afio de encierro.
Sc hG descabierto que eI tabGco
coatiene opio.
sl ,
Madrid, julio ID. Expresase un in.
menso horror-por todos los diarios
mas caraeterizados del pals aeerca de
la venta de tabaco en- lata que Sc ex-
tiende en- Espafa de una manera
asombrosa.
Este producto - seg1n Sc ha COM
probado contiene una considerable
cantidad de opio, 10 cual yiene causan
do numerosas yfctimas.
Creese que la mixtura Sc hace en-
ei exterior, con aIgdn fin desconocido,
Q en- ell mismo pals por personals que
son remuneradas desde afuera. Las
autoridades despliegan una gran aeh-
yidad en- La ayeriguaci6n de la verdad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27

OO1IAMEAS&E Il
I ufll mes, peIio ifandose' una vida Aprin-
qipesea, Gegtiiyps eh New York; 81 joYen
nayagtiezailo y amigo, Diego Ramirez,
y creeni6s. dua no haber decidido
regfesatN mo- las Ifabieran Waldo, sus
gallancias azucareras, aunq9e sabemos
que Diego prefiere su pals Y los en-
'cantos tteSssi preciosa Hacienda de Ca
DO Rojos = s. Sjyfi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27

Habana, julio 8. El dreGdhou0I.
alfonso XIII, primer barco de gue-
IRA espanol que vista a Cuba desde
que fue proclamada la repdbIica en-
dicha isla, ha echado anclas en- La ba-
hfa de Ia Habana, a las 10 :Soede la
mafana de hoy La tripulaci6n, COM
puesta de ofciales y marines de todas
graduaciones. a los disparos de sus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
JUDGE SENDS CAR UP
FOR BEATING LIMIT

Being arrested for speeding is no
longer a nOvelty-it's almost part Of
ones everyday life. But when II
comes 10 arresting and incarcerat-
ing the guilty and law-breaking au-
tomobile itself-weli, even the most
blaze and hardened inmate of the
city's dungeons will sit Up and take
notice. And because fact is stranger
than fiction. that Is exactly what
did happen 20 a car in California
the other day
Max Paul, garage man Stock
ton, is the owner Of the cara 1918
Franklin-and all his friends are
busy congratulating him for being
able 10 shift the blame over on the
unprotesting family vehicle. Paul
II seems. is blessed with a good ap-
petite, and on the fatal evening in
question was in a particular hurry
10 get home 10 supper-henCc the
reason for his speed down Weber
av. IN thu little old 1913 Franklin
at 80 miles per hour At least the
copper" said he was going that
fast, and moreover. he Of the blue
coat and brass buttons-true TO
fCrm-was not going To prolong the
discussion by allowing any argu-
ment. Paul and his automobile
were ingloriously taken TO the po-
lice station. where the judge told
Paul that he would give the car an
indeterminate sentenCe-and that
Paul could walk for few DAYS.
Thus was the majesty Of the law
indicated and O new legal pre-
cedent established. At last REPORTS
Paul had his car back-but ne
drives now with one eye glued OH
the speedometer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
NOW IS THE TINE
TO REPAIR TIRES

In cold weather especially. no one
likes 10 have tire trouble. It is
the bugabOo Of winter driving. How
ever, most of this tire trouble may
be avoided. Here is a timely hint
Prepare for frozen ruts, and
rough and slippery roads by getting
your tires in perfect condition now.
Stave off trouble by sensible pre-
cautions. Have your tires inspected
and necessary repairs made by a
competent tire surgeon. Rims
should be trued and wheels tested
for alignment, tread cuts cleaned
and repaired. inner tubes inspected.
and the inside OF the castings wash
ed and listed with tale.
II Is the old, old story OF o stitch
In time saving flat tire. accord
Ing TO the Miller Rubber Co. on
Akron. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
MOTORISTS PROBLEMS
Solved for Readers Of
The News-Times
Bv William II. Ste1oart, Jr.

and they must be adjusted before
searching elsewhere. Adjust them
20 clearance of an ordinary visiting
card Then see If you can get a
little more power by changing low
and high speed adjustments of car
buretOr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

More harm has been done by failure
81 the steering gear than By any
other accident Look 10 over care
fully and see that each bolt IS pro-
perry secured
DO not permit too much lost mo-
spection should be made from the
parts are tight and properly ad
justed. Occasional adjustment viii
afford not only easier control OF the
car. but greater assurance Of safety.
Keep a watchful eve on the king
bolt I'm the steering knuckle. II f.
wears 20 the breaking point the
axle will drop. causing serious ac-
cident. II the knuckle through
which il passes seems out Of true
take sc apart. II the pin IS worn IL
must be replaced. Turn down the
grease cups on top OF the bolt every
day and this danger viii be re-
moved for a long time.
fabrication of the steering gear
mechanism must be regularly
watched 10 prevent binding of the
shafts or bearing. which may from
neglect fail TO respond az a moment
when their proper action is neces-
sary.
A little more attention 20 the lu-
brication OF the steering geer viii
make stearing much easier. If there
is no grease cup remove the plug
and force heavy oil or transmissi on
grease in by means Of an oil gun.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
MOTOR ROW SCANDAL
BY NEAL WEIGH

ten into a grocery store when we
walked into Ray Cortright's place
and found a lot OF apples around on
-he floor. However. we saw Frank
Manwaring in the back room all
tangled up in flock OF parts and
then we felt right at home again.
The assistant manager OF the
South Bend Spring Wagon works
says 90 makes her awful mad when
anybody says anything mean about
the Democrats. II makes Us kinda
mad. too. but We aren't spending any
slcepless nights over f..
we heard Jim Gflroy deliver a
sales talk on these Brunswick tires
that George Massey gave him q sell
that brought tears 20 our eyes.
Among the interested spectators
nc the big fight the other night was
George Sawin. OF Chicago, who tells
Frank Thorpe what time 20 get 70
work in the morning.
A. Z. Salisbury. who tells US when
90 run the Studebaker ads, and
Harry Levy, who tells the people
of Chicago when they can have a
Studebaker car, were also ia the city
Friday night
We know a fellow who tried for
two hours 20 Lut a tire on a rim and
then took Il 90 Ed Mihlin who put
81 on IN two minutes.
We really should charge our usual
rf1icuIOus1v low sDaCe rate for the
above statement. but IL really was
worth that much 70 Us 20 finally
yet the tire on.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Paul Huvard ls going 20 take
Fruits place and on behalf OF the
Bouu'aco % our fair city we wish
10 extend 20 Paul most cordial
welcome. 10 .s probable that some
Suitable welcoming ceremony viii be
arranged az which time tho keys TO
che CITY viii Doe turned over 20 the
newcomer
Howard Haredorn entertained
quite few friends az his big auto
mobile store the other morning
Cider was served as refreshments.
We thought we had made mis-
take Friday afternoon and had got
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

Motor Departmcnt--L have an
Overland with Continental motor,
Model SO. There has been a knock
in this motor from the very first
that I am at loss 90 locate. II Is
about as regular as the tapping Of a
valve. ] have gone over all the
bearings and know they are in good
condition This knock is particu-
larry noticeable when motor is run
ming idle with retarded spark. Any
suggestion for the probable cause OF
this knock and the remedy for this
knock will bc greatly appreciated. Is
this motor termed "a Eed Seal Con-
tiuental motor =. f.
From what you have stated IL APP
pears that one or move Of the
valve Hfters are causing the noise.
There may be n flat spot on one Of
these which causes the noise when
the cam hits &C.. s. careful sound
Ing should locate the troublesome
valve litter. If YOU engine is Red
Seal type YOU viii find "a name plate
20 this effect
Motor Department. have
Ford automobile and understand
from owners of Ford cars that I
can get better results ont of the car
by adding au air valve % the mani
fold. $50 that after the car starts
running air is supplied 20 the gaso-
line mixture after DO leaves the car
buretor thereby m1kiU- the car run
eislef ana saNlhE -'a'i.ile' seo
como have This air valve SO reg
rl7ted tnai 'H'ls. a.F IS taken rom
above the water IoNel I'D l-' LoI--
ator. wrie ".-, ~ Aate al VI l-l
- mace t,--- --'. 49,
60 YOU "oN4-e SlAe-l's Ike ms
ana IL so ""uIu one |'1 "ee-1I
en'fs lr"n ''Nl'C we "'T'''' 9'I
from inc TOP "' INC I'' ',I or -'l
conner Iu'i7' '." 90. ,."-" ,-' i"'
jar. "~ 'h' -'' l.''-li'" l"". ''
easier U" I"7.'N- '.'.7
vent amy ''. ''i''|.'lI'h IA -ue CYL
inoyfS L. d.
In'r' are H"it''' 90 devices on
tI'' I,'"' p, re .'.'' ''''7
ll"irL ana -''' 7"'.7 -Io '.''l.. %.
H' ''lS '-''''' ''.t
HltIl' or Su'L d o.Ni,. is 20 ON ,tll-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

and they must be adjusted before
searching elsewhere Adjust them
20 clearance Of an ordinary visiting
card. Then see if you can get
little more power by changing low
and high speed adjustments of car
buretOr.
Motor Experimentation
7 hear a popping noise in my car
buretor. AS I am told that 1t is
dangerous I should like 10 know
what troubles 20 look for and what
remedies 10 apply. A. T.
Popping back at the carburetor is
exceedingly dangerous IL the car
buretor has just been primed or
there IS much of a leak. II is caused
by lean mixture, leaky inlet valve or
electrical troubles IN distributor.
which cause an explosion in Cylin-
der when inlet valve is open. Look
over these part carefully, as occas-
ioually a car burns and is a total
loss from this cause alone.
Motor Department: -- Please an
swer the following question TO set
lie a controversy: Does a storage
battery store up current or not2
Some say that II does and some say
not Us it anything like the action
of a Legion jar2 r. w.
Electricity in current form can
not be stored. 1t passes through
the storage battery and changes It's
chemical nature When electricity
IS wanted the battery reverses the
chemical action and gives us cleo
,riCity. A Leyden jar stores up
static electricity which is quite an
other thing.
Motor Departmeat:-PIeas ad-
wise me on the following: I have an
Overland which am overhaulinR
and find that the grooves I'm the 30.
I and No. 8 pistons are twenty thou
sauIths OF an inch wider than the
rings I'm the other two. Would this
cause a knock or poor compression q?
h. =.
This condition Of grooves would
permit a loss of compression. The
play Of the rings I'm grooves would
also cause slight knocking each
time the piston starts on a stroke.
Would suggest that YOU have
grooves trued 20 fit new oversize
rings
Motor Department. own
Buick and find that the rear right
wheel spIashes oil on the brakes
anoI wheel / have taken 10 off and
put new felt washers fin, but IL
does no good. Please let me know
how 20 fix same and what YOU think
is the trouble A. IL.
Would suggest reducing the
amount OF lubricant used IN the rear
axle. Also would advise that YOU
Use heavy non-fiuid grease. II
the felt washers M the end OF tho
axle housing or within the rear hub
are properly installed the grease
should not work ont 20 the brakes.
Motor Department.-Ple toll
ue why 7 get Il mufCer explosion
when retard the spark all the way.
The noise is louder IL 7 open the
throttle part way at the same time.
Please ten me how 20 correct this2
l.. a.
The circuit breaker IS set a little
too late on its shaft IL may be
coming loose. IN which case tho
engine will stop and am experienced
man VIII have 10 - called into re-
sDt 10. The noise is caused hy the
gas isuitng almost at the END OF the
power stroke just about ass the eN-
hausr valve opens. Naturally this
noise IS made louder hy feeding
more gas
HELPFUL HINTS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

HELPFUL HINTS.
DO not neglect 90 inspect the
steering geer NJ least once a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24
Hudson Alone Can Use
the Super-Six Motor

from the thought Of the driver. For we
dc not desire forgetfulness of the Super
Six motor.
Yet what difference if the driver does
not know why the Super-Six principle
develops 1870 greater power, so long as he
knows his Hudson meets every task with
the ease Of abundant power? What mat
te- If he does not know It adds 8Occ TO
efficiency, 50 long as every comparison
IN acceleratiOn speed or hill-climbing-
proclaims the clear-cut supremacy Of
Hudson2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-24

1t IS true that approach to perfection in
the mechanism of a car, tends to obliterate
reminders of its presence.
That IS why so many speak Of the for
getfulneSs of mechanism which is per-
mitted the driver Of Hudson Super-Six.
They note how silently It asserts its
mastery. How, without seeming haste,
1t travels fast, because there is no fret or
fuss. And only the traffic and roadway
slipping back to mark the swift pace.
Sometimes we have thought there is a
penalty IN this distance of the mechanism
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-25

Black Hawk 600 1919 Il IS
Gilpin observer., 1920-11-25

orado Smelling Com
pany's millsite. lying
east of the west line ex-
tended southerly. of the
Randolph Mil Company's
property. and south of
the south bank of
Clear Creek. excepting
right of way of the C. K
:. r. r. and the county
road, containing 2.S12
acres more or less. $50.
All of the Boston & Col
orado Smelling Com
pany's millsite lying east
of the east line of the
Chamberlain Sampling
works property and.
north of the south bank
of Clear Creek, except
ing right of way of the
G. * $. Il. r. and the
county road, containing
one-half Iy.) an acre.
more or less. s................
All of the Boston * Col
orado Smelling Com
pany's millsite lying
west of the west line of
the Chamberlain Samp-
ling Works property.
and the extension of said
west line. as is more par
ticularly described in Il.
40 at page 67 of the Gill
pin county records........
Mig.
. rs acres in y. T.. Cor. of
Boulder Park. IL acres.
u Josephine placer. %
acres ................
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-30
CIaSSifi0dS

FOR RENT Furnished houses "''" Cabins. See DOughcrty. N
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-30
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

While the attendance was no. .,.rge les. n,ghI q. Cne floneers ceII .,....,on Ul .osMa.u Day, lnoSe pre- SSn -...d al enJOyao4e v.me. me wm. ..Uwled anu .ne weather was Cot .nicn pre, enCed many nom Venru4 m, out.
 me train, stalled at Mile 52 b. drifting snow, will probably arrive II carly this evening.
 ii. E. spores, with the commiss'o , at Anchorage, reg.stel ed at the OYe' anu hotel, wIl be a passenger sout'. n uAe AimraI Evans.
 D. B. Patterson left on the Adrn,ta- Evans for Sedovia thence to kache mak bay.
 George Hershey is a passenger tC ycidovia on the Admiral Evans.
 Steamer Northwestern should at. i've at COrdoVa sometime thlS even ag on the way to Seward.
 Tickets for the military ball to be riyen one week from tonight by thu American Leg on went on sale todAy' Many boys and girls are selling the tickets in hopes of winning the gran" prize of $5 for the best sales.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-03-30
| BSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWAY
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tha, .h2 undersigned has been duly alr rojatcd Schco Tax Collector for Tow. ,, Seward, Alaska.
 Ail malc pc,sonS between the age { vwcnty-one and fifty years, excel a.o in U. .. Army Or Revenue Cut .er Service, volunteer firemen, paur ,rs and insane persons are subject to cqx in the sum of Five (S5.OO) Dol lars.
 Should you be living in Alaska CT OF prior 10 the first Monday in Ap"i! 1920. said tax shall be due and pay abe on said first date and shall be de lin1ucns after May 1st, 1920. ShOuic you arrive in Alaska later than first date above mentioned. tax will be de UinQucnt thirty t3O) days after you arrival, or within ten 1O) days aftc' notice is given you.
 All persons, films and corporal on' ,mploying labor shall furnish list of employees to collector and are author izod by law to deduct amount of tex rom wages of employees.
 Fines and Imprisonment are pro vided by the Act above quoted for hose who fail or neglect to pay taN 1r furnish list of employees. Upon ap rlic=tion undersigned will show com 'Cta text of law.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, Mar II 'i,h, 1920.
 F. B. Wood,
 School Tax Collector for
 Seward District.