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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12
RAWLEY AGAIN

Well everything is getting along
nicely in Cookeville, and there is
hardly any sickness at all, for the
citizens keep everything clean and
all trash cleaned up and burned. Jim
Lofts, chief of police, looks after IL G
town and where he finds anything
that looks unclean or not sanitary he
has it looked after right now, and
don't put it oc. People here help
one another. If anyone gets sick
they are looked after Frank Col.
lier and @. x. Johnson are repairing
the electric light wires, trying to
keep good lights and power for the
city
The Ford Co. is building the larg.
est garage this side of Nashville
about as large as any two or three
buildings in Cookeville So you see
there is all kinds of work going on
in Cookevlle and there is no need OF
anyone going away to find work, as
it is here, with good wages-brick,
carpenter and cement work.
uhuOiSeohu IhO WY DSuooi Will
begin the 9Th of September, and here
is the place to send your children,
as it Is high and healthy here, and
the best water at all. The soldier
boys tell me their school is getting
along nicely, and 1 have never met
nicer boys. They can sure ell you
lot you don't know. l have been
around and know few things, but
not like them. They call around at
my place every day and are all live
ly and full of fun. You ought to see
Mr.. Myers jump over chair on
one foot, as he has only one leg, hav-
ing lost the other one IN France. II
you want to see him just stop at n,9
place about 2 p. m, as he stops in
about that time. He lays down his
crutches and jumps over chair in
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12
SHADOWS ARE
ALL RIGHT
If THEY FALL BEHIND YOU
vuIean's Shadow Falls on This Man
He Believes In Iron

Mr.. T. L. Bell, West End Birming-
ham, Alabama, lives heath the shad-
ow of the great Statue of Vulcan,
built to signify the greatness of Biz
mingham as an iron center, but the
shadow Of bad-health crert up on
him and he became a great sufferer
before he realized it. He says. For
five years 1 suffered from rheuma-
tism and for two years was tortured
with eczema. / also had such pains
in my limbs and body and such ter
rible itching on my feet and legs that
was in a horrible condition. My
kidneys also became affe ted and !
was in a general rundown state of
health.
l was attracted by FERRALINE
advertisements and began the use of
Ferraline and after using less than a
bottle was relieved and after taking
several bottles of FERRALINE all
pains left me, my general system has
been built up and am greatly reliev-
ed of Eczema
consider Ferraline the best rem
edy I have ever known and gladly
recommend it to others
FERRALINE can be had from your
druggist, or you can write TERRA
LINE, DemOpolis, Alabama.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12
CROP CONDITIONS IN STATE
Week Ending August 10

The rainfall was ample throughout
the State and in some localities ex-
cessive, but generally il was benefic-
fal, coming just in time to prevent
serious suffering of corn from
drought in the central portions. The
rains almost insure the proper matur-
ing of old corn and give a bright
prospect for the younger plants. In
the cotton counties the rainfall was
only moderate and was just suited
to the needs of cotton, which contin-
ues to make good progress. 1t is
fruiting well, is healthy, and well
cultivated. Tobacco, late Irish pota-
toes, and sw ct potatoes were bene-
fitted by the rains and are in good
condition generally. The same may
be said Of alfalfa, millet, peas, beans
and garden crops. The rains will
also put the ground in good, conddt-
ion for blowing for fall seedlings. On
the whole the weather OF the week
was very favorable.
ROSCOE MUM, Meteorologist
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12

the middll of the floor, on one foot
am on the halfway ground again
at the band house, and there is a
lively crowd here nearly all the time,
and ifyou want a game of checkeIs
just step in and Mansfield Judd, Jim
Carlen or B s. Minor will accom-
modate you, as they have regular
checker club at my place. Mr.. Car
len enjoys a game of checkers and
will quit eating any time to play, and
he is hard to beat, too.
II YOU want your clothes cleaned
or pressed call around TO my place
with either mems, boys or. women's
,lothers\ Or II you have a mole or
wart you want removed just cali
around to D. A. Raw1ey's barber shop
and l will remove it, or pay you $40
for every one ! fail on, as have the
guaranteed dope to do the work-just
a little liquid applied once with a
wooden toothpick, leaving no scar,
no matter how large the mole or ,wart
is. I belong to no union and cut hair
for 25c. am open day and night and
keep everything clean and sanitary.
In passing stop and take a peep at
my place and watch the man clean
nd press clothes and get the news, as
always have a posted crowd here
andp 1enty of fresh papers to read.
What Tim Apple can't tell you is
rubbed out.
want to buy % or 80 acres of land
with a house and barn on it, 2 or
miles of Cookeville on a road or
pike, as l am not satisfied at any
other place.
If you want any transferring done
call on Benton Jenkins, for he is a
hustler and charges reasonable. He
takes care of your stuc for 1 have
tried him and know.
If l could get out and see around
could tell you quite lot of news,
but I stay with my. business and
push it.. When you see a man is up
with his business you see a man in
a hard place. That is the trouble to-
day, not enough hustling going on.
You hear some men saying times are
so hard. No, it is idleness that max
es hard times. When you see man
at work all the time you will see one
living easy, with plenty to eat and
wear, little change in his pocket,
good house to live in anu anything
else he needs. That is the way a
hustling man lives. Notice and you
will see that d. A. Raw1ey is right.
If you want any information about
anyone in or around Cookeville, cali
around at my place and you will get
it. So this closes the pigs eye. The
Old Rounder, D. A. RAWLEY.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12
o. o. SUMMERvILLE,

NASHVILLE, TENN, Office Of Col
lector of Internal Revenue, July %,
1920. Any person having claim to
the below described property seized
at Smfthvflle, Tenn, OF Wilson Dem
ny and Fantley : Maynard July 22nd,
should file claim at my Office and
execute bond as provided by law
within thirty days from date, ether
wise, property viii be declared for
teited te the United States, yiz: One
Scrret Mare, one Bpsgy, one set pin
gle hAf1Aoas. r. B. Craig, Collector
ct Internal RsvenRe. --Advt,
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12
TExARKANA, ARK.

This part of the West is situated
in the foothills of the Ozark noun.
tains. The soils are very rich. Some
of the soils are good for corn, cot
ton, oats, wheat, rye and other le-
gumes; others are good for the va
rious kinds of fruits, all of which do
we'll with scientific methods of rails
ing them. We have many sorts OF
timber here, various sorts of oaks
ash, beech, hickory, pecans, and a
multitude of wild ornamental shrubs,
some OF which bloom the summer
through. We have fine, soft free
stone water that can be found by
digging wells, and then the whole
country is blessed with fine springs,
and small creeks. The waters are
very cold and pure. All kinds OF
garden vegetables do well here. We
have had more fine fruits and vege-
tables than we know whit to do with.
It is to best poor mans land that I
have found. The people are old fash
toned but good and true. They do
not take all of their time up in low
ing God, but take good portion Of
1t up in loving their fellow man.. I
believe it is best anyway The prize
of land here ranges from $40 up to
500, owing to the improvements. !
own n acres of land. The T. s. & N.
Ry. runs through my farm. I have
two sets of houses on 1t, fine wells
of clear, soft water, and fine springs.
Have a fine crop valued at $4,000
wholesale. Have one acre in water
melons and the ground is literally
covered with the Hoibert Honey
melons. Have 10 acres of young or
chard in peaches, ! pears, plums, aprd-
cots, grapes, figs and all sorts Of
sman berries. There are many poor
men back there who could pay out
a goodh ONE here in three years.
Lands are cheap now but in ten
years this land will out OF a poor
mans reach. There are lots Of var
minis here, 'possums, coons, squir-
rels, rabbits, turkeys, some deer and
a few bears. OF the higher animals
good many Democrats. This is a
good country.
o. o. SUMMERVILLE,
=. R. 1, Box 142, Texarkana, Ark.
One thing more. knew Mr., Writ
over 20 years ago. He is the only
real man who has offered himself
fort he high office of governor of
Tennessee in years. If Tennessee
wants real man for this office vote
for this splendid man. O. O. s.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12

WANTED-Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full n1e for men, women and chill
dren. Eliminates darning. Saves
money. Everybody buys. A bonan-
"a 70 ragents. Experience unneces-
sary. Write International Stocking
Mills, Norristown. Pa.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12
TO SOW ALFALFA

Putnam county farmers who are
preparing to sow alfalfa and GRIM
son clover this fall are as follows;
Alvin Patton, crimson clover, 10
acres. Fred Write & Son, alfalfa, s
or 10 acres. c. H. Hickman, GRIM
son clover, Is acres. Willard Stone,
alfalfa, l acre. Philip Hutcheson,
red clover, acres. Jim Pointer, al
falfa, / acre.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-08-12

ATTENTioN-H there is a pencil
mark opposite this space 1t is notice
that your subscription has expired
and you must renew at once to con-
tinue receiving the Herald.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
POzAR " ZAVODECH TEL.
LING BELLE VERNON CO.

V zavodech The Telling
Belle Vernon Co. ma Cedar A
We. vych. 80. ul. dnesniho ra-
ma vypuknuvSi pozar zpusobil
skodu odhadnutou ma 100000.
Pfi vzniku ohne o 2. hod. MALE
7alo Sc v budove as 100 muzG,
kterVmz 50 podarilo dostati Sc
7avcas V bezpecf, ac nektefi
hvli liz dymem ohrozovani.
HasiGstvu Sc podafilo plane
nv omeziti ien ma tfeti poscho-
al pozar zdolan teprve po
trihodinnem zapaseni Budova
lest ohnivzdorna. iinak bv by
Ia propadla zkaze celia. Vyro-
ha vsak nebude nikterak pre-
rusena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
eco Sc v MLADl NAUCfS, v
starr JAKO knYz
NAJDES".
UGil osmileteho hocha krasti
automobily.

Pred Federalni budovou po-
kouSel Sc vterejsiho odpoledne
osmilety hoch spustiti automo-
bill. Byv straznikem zadrzen a
vyslechnut, vypravel: "Jisty
muz ma mne ceka dole V ulici,
vzdycky tax della, kdyz mu
n6iake auto privezu. Jest to
jiz ctvrte neb pate %
Policista Perry sci S chap
Gem k zminenemu rohu ma Su-
perior vych. 8. ul. ale po "a
hadnem vychovateli madeline
naSi mladeze nebylo ami stopy.
Ma hlavni policeinf stanici pri-
vedeny hoch popisoval jej jako
muze velk6ho, ktery jej pry
naucil, iak automobily zacha-
yeti.
"Rad jsem to delal, jest to
velice snadne," pravil utelivy
Yak, imenem Raymond Brit
son cisla 1924 Hamilton "A
va. u zatceneho hocha MALE
zeny byly diva automobilove
klice. Pozdeii 81 pro mladeho
provinlce dosel nevlastni jeho
otec. jenz arci popira, re by
vedel o tom, jake pokroky jeho
svnator V sportovnictvi della.
Zatcony hoch dodan' bvl do
do chlapeckeho detencniho do
mu k dalsimu vysetrovani pred
soudem mladeze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
pROTI ZVYSENf TELEFON.
Mich POPLATKU.

Clevelandsky vysadni komi-
sar John d. Marshall Sc vcera
postavil do oposice proti Ohio
State Telephone Co., jez sc
snazf poznovu zvysiti poplat-
ky. Podotyka, re jiz V 1noru
letosniho roku bylo spolecnosti
povoleno zdrazeni o jeden do
lar a re vylohy jeji nevzrostly
nikterak tax, ably move zdraze-
nj bylo ospravedlneno. Mao
pax, vzdor povolen6mu pfiplat
ku vzrustaii stiznosti obecen-
stva ma nedostateGnou sluzbu.
ZvlaStni telefonni vybor Sc
ide Sc dnes odp. o 2. hod., aby
poiednal raportu sestavenem
m6stskou komisi o vysledku ce-
sty do vychodnich NEST ma
prohlidku automatickeho a au-
tOmanualniho telefonniho sy-
stemu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
MA PfSEMNOU zADOST

nasich ct. zakaznikG re VIDA
lenych casti mesta okolni-
no venkova mileradi ulozime
stranou pro kazdeho zadatele
urcite mnozstvi naSeho zbozi
b6hem prvniho vyprodeje u
koudeli", v Gisle ABS Broad
way. vedle~ pozarni staniee,
ktery zacne pristi tyden v IL
terry. dne 7. zafi a potrva do
soboty dine %. zari 1920.
V zitraiSi a pondelni OMAN
ce v tomto liste uverejnime ca
stecny seznam nasich nestet-
ntch laci We vsech nasledov.
Mich oznamkach po dobu W.
nrodeie pripoiime dalsi move
lace. take bude We vasem
vlastnim zajmu. abyste vsech.
nv nase oznamky bedlive sle.
dovali a die Mich sve objednav.
XIV vyridili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03

40. Anna Prokopc "a, Clev.
40. Marie Swanto, Cleveland
Al. Rosie Tffskova, Cleveland
As. Anna Sevcikova, st. Paul
AZ. Julie Bumbova, Chicago
48. Josefa Zuntova, Chicago
so. K. Ficencova, So. Omaha
81. FIR. Dolejsova, Cleveland
81. Rozalie Huckova, Chicago
Sc. Marie Minarikova, Chic.
81. Barbora Lisa, Cleveland
SO. Ter. Dvorakova, Chicago
So. Marie Kaplova, Cleveland
60. A. Vondrackova, Chicago
81. M. L. Hanzhkoya.. Chic.
62. J. Vachova, Cleveland
70. Frant. Kvetova, Cleveland
II. Ros. Dolejssva, Chicago
rs. FIR. Slamova, Chicago
76. Anezka Rezabkova. Chic
IS. Marie Nedbalova, Chicago
81. Josefa Vichrova, Chicago
SO. Kat. Strakova, Chicago
81. Barb. Prokopcova, Chicago
100. Marie Landova, Clev.
101. Anna Kahounova, Clev.
102. Bertha Kalousova, Clev.
100. Mag. Filipova, Chicago
Ill. Fill. Roubikova, Chicago
116. Marie Vokounova, Chic.
TIT. Anna Bickova, Chicago
121. Kat. Jenickova, Chicago
1913. Marie Mala, Detroit
124. Anna Bilkova, Chicago
1873. Karolina Hajkova, Chic.
1874. Marie Karaskova, Chic.
14O. Barb. Minarikova, Clev.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
LIHOVE LEKY v NEMOCNl-
ClCH JSOU PORUSOVANY
DREVITYM ALKOHOLEM.
Pro prestoupeni prohibicnich
pfikazani.

Lekari clevelandske nemoc-
nice objevili, ze whiska, jez je
v jistych prfpadech podavana
pacientum jako lex, jest vlast-
ne smiSeninou dreviteho llhu a
hn6deho cukru. Kolektor yni-
trozemskych dani, H. H. Weiss
vGera nasledkem tohoto udani
pozadal federalni ufady Q Wy
setfenl pripadu, ktery nobyl
nijak ojediney. AS 100 lekafu
stezovalo 81, re lihoviny doda-
vane jako leky jsou z valne
v6tsiny porusovany a V nekoli-
ka prfpadech drevitym alkoho-
lem, lidskemu zdravi nebeZ-
pecnym. V lekarnach, jez po-
chybne lihoviny dodaly, zaha-
jeno bude vysetfovani nejen
iakosti, ale cen.
Pred federalniho komlsare
J. J. Maguira predvolan bude
dnes James Mayhue, majitel
hostince, 619 Superior Ave.
pro prestoupeni prohibitnich
narizeni. V uvedene mlstnosti
nasli prohibicni agenti nekolik
sklenic, obsahujicfch die je-
jich udani koralku. Dfivejsi
mattel tehoz hostince, Frank
Smith nachazi Sc pod zarukou
$4,000 hned pro dvojnasobn6
prestoupeni prohibicniho desa-
terra.
Ma pieru vych. 8. ul. zasta-
ven byl celnim urednikem
parniku vystupuiici pasazer S
objemnou taskou, V niz mel
die vlastniho udani mleko pro
dit6. Pri blizsim ohladani W.
klubala Sc Q mleka banata la
hev whisky. Podezrely "mle-
kar" byl zatcen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03

Dva muzi pokouseli sc "a
dnesniho casneho rama okrasti
r,aiitele restaurantu Jifiho Mi
"haala. 2841 Woodland Ave.
ole kdvz tento Sc medal a ievil
hoiovneho ducha. dali Sc ban
dite ma utek. Ma misto cinu pri-
chvatali policeini straznici J.
!. PAGES a ]. !. Lynch, ktefi sc
"a lupici pustili, tito ma utaku
, et~ileli. aniz bv vsak nakdC
, nrisol X urazu. Jeden y vItec.
Mkt byl obema strazci bezpec
nosti polapen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
SJEZD USTR. JED. ZEN
AMERICKYCH.

Seznam deleqatek 18. iene-
r"lniho sjezdu Ustf. Jednoty
Znn Am., ienz bude zahaien
pfisti pondeli, 6. zari v sini o.
sadv sv. Prokopa V Cevelandu
,potrva do II. zafi.
Cis. SD. Jmeno: M6sto :
I. Mario Skalova, Cleveland
2. Ant. Kosicka, New York
2. Marie Horakova, CHICAGO
*. Dina Petfikova. Detroit
7. Marie Hynkova, st. Louis
!" Maed. Drazanova "
:" Barb. Kroupova, +" F"
8. Ros. Nedvedova. Chicago
" Barb. Vopatkova,
o. Jos. Klamertova. Cleveland
10. Maria Renhartova, ;"
II. Marie Polakova. .
13. MarieTnemanova, y
ID. Ant Havlinova. Chica o
*. Anna Strnadova. Cleveland
16. Marie Beranova. Pittsburg
19. Ant. Serpanova. Chicago
~. Marie Danialova, Chicago
10. Kar. Tuhackova. Cleveland
%. Barb. Mikova. st. Louis
%. Jos. Petrikova, Cleveland
25. Anna Hurbanova. Clev.
27. Julie Jiranova, Chicago
RI. Marie Vonesova. Chicago
90. Marie Hanketova, Chicago
23. Kristina Liberova. Chicago
"a. Anna Hamrova. CHICAGO
35. Roz. Bachofnerova. Chic.
32. Bozena Noskova. Chicago
SO. Alzbeta Souhradova, Chic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
OTAZKA ZvYSENf JfZDNE-
HO v LAKEWOOD A GLE
VELAND HEIGHTS.
Smlouva obou predmssti ma
zvana nespravedlnosti.

Ia veerejsf schGze vyboru
mestske rady pro poulicni dra.
ny byly jednotlivymi cleny pro
naseny nahledy, jak pfimeti
predmesti Lakewood a Cleve-
land Heights k svoleni, aby o.
byvatelstvo jeho stejne s Gle
velandem platilo nastavaiici
zvyseni jizdnich poplatkd sc
ma &c. Komisaf poulitnich
drah Fielder Sanders odporu-
coval vyckani rozhodnuti do
tyGnych obci drive nez-li 0
zdrazeni bude jednano. Nasta-
nell V Clevelande, pax jiste
bude ma ODE predmesti pdsobe-
no, aby jim bylo nam6feno
stejne. Neni pochyby, re smlou
va uzavrena mezi Lakewood a
Cleveland Heights jest nespra-
vedlivou, jelikoz udrzovani ce-
leho systemu poulicni vozby
spada vetsinou ma bedra obyva
telstva celeho Clevelandu. San
ders neradi k zahajeni boje a
vafuje, ably nasledkem nizsich
peplatk1 v obou predmestich
byla dopravni sluzba V jeiich
hranicich omezoyana.
Radni S. S. Mitchell navrhl.
ably mesto Cleveland V obou
predmestich nepodnikalo zad-
nych oprav ami novych kon-
strukci drive, dokud nebudou
vsechny opravy move podni-
ky We vlastnim meste dokonce-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY.

/ tsl. koruna je "a 1.69-1.71c
/ mem. marka 2.03-2.O5c
l rak. koruna 0.47-0.49c
l iihosl. koruna 0.90-0.92c
Kurs tento Gitan est jen pfi
vetsich obnosech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
STAVKA kREJCOVSKEHO
DEI.NICTVA Sc SiRf.

Cd vcerejsiho rama nabyva
krejtovska stavka v6tsich roz-
meru, ponejvice v dilnach vet
sich obchodG, seskupenych V
The Merchant Tailors' Associ-
alton, jejiz clenstvo sc rozho-
dlo, zavesti op6tn6 praci cd
kusu. z 1900 krejcu V mest6,
pfinalezejlcfch k unii, stavku-
je iich az dosud as 400. Ac, sc
zminen6 sdruzenf zam6stnava-
tell uradne prohlasilo pro pra-
vo, ably smelo V padu potrebv
zamestnavati / neuniove delni-
ky, panuje mezi ,iednotlivymi
cleny riznost nahledd, pokud
Sc tyce prace od kusu .nekte-
II vcera prohlasili, re veskere
prace budou vykonavany V to-
varnach, misto aby svereny
byly delnictvu domG.
Mluvci zamestnhvatelG
Charles J. Stack prohlasil ma
vcerejsi schulz V Hollenden no.
telu, ze mnozi zdeiSi vyrobci
zaSlou praci k zhotoveni mimo
Cleveland a prvni pokus ma
byti ucinen jiz dneSnfho rama.
Stavkari jsou die jeho SLOW o.
chotni nastoupiti praci "a "a
ruceny tydenni plat, odmitaii
ale vnucovanou Jim praci cd
kusu. Nekolik delniku zapoca-
10 pry pracovati V dilnach,
prohlasenych "a otevrene.
Jednatel pomocnicke unie
M. J. Silinskv hlasi. ze Sc pra.
cuje V 38 dilnach, kde docile.
no bylo shody.
Frank Ptak, Glen vykonnt
rady pronesl obavu, re by
mzdy lined pokleslv. kdyby "a
mestnanci pristoupili ma prac
od kusu, pravi: "Musili by
chom pracovati donna "a pomo
ci naSich zen ditek "a zdra
vi ohrozujicich podminek, pla
It'll najem, 1cty "a otop svet
10 a pracovati konecne i v ne
deli a svatky. Take obecanstv'
by bvlo ohrozovano od6vem.
kterem by nebylo iistoty. I'd;
neni prost zarodki rGznvch in
fekcnich nemoci. Proti domac
praci Sc budeme braniti do po
sledniho okamziku."
= Urednfci Clevelandske Fe
derace Prace oznamuji. ze bv
la stavkarGm odhlasovana f
nancni pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
AUTOMOBILEM ZABITA
ZENA.

69leta pi. Eliska Thomaso-
va, 1907 zap. 81 ul. byla Ia
prechazeni Denison Ave. u "a
padnf 81. ulice zasazena autem
a ma mfste zabita. Sestoupila
prave s chodniku, kdyz do nj
stroi, rizeny c. II, Marquetem,
1908 zap. 80. ul. vrazil. Po-
sledneisf byl sice policii zat-
Den, ale pozdeji propulsion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-03
DOPISY " NASf URADOVNE

Pan josef Panek a pi. neb
slecna Anna Hanzlikova mali
W nasi administered dopisv 2
Kladna, ktere necht' 81 laska-
We vyzvednou.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22

Aprueba decualquier agente externo que
pueda causarles desperfectos roturas, los
muebles para o6cinas SECURITY" consti-
tuyen Ia salvaguardia de los mas preciados
documentos donde Sc encierren los secre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22

Los escritorios-planos obenen una gran denanda
e mercado; pero ninguno los de SECURITY.
Las gavetas baas del pedestal de la derecha estn equ
padas archvo vertical para cartas las atlas con
subdivsiones ajustables conteniendo ndice para
tareas 3x5 La superce del mueble esta cubierta
fuere capa de noeum que la de la acci6n
del aqua la grasa teniendo siempre e muebe reucene
belIamente barnzado 81 desea puede seryirse con
los Rordes de bronco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22
mas casos de accidente,

Y no hay duda que asi es, porque son
los muebles fabricados de acuerdo con to-
das las necesidades del hombre de nego-
clos, va gre en- el campo de la lndustria,
de las Profesiones 0 del Comercio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22
Gaia de Seguridad de dos Puertas.

Este hermoso c6modo- armario de acero, es de una
necesidad absolute oda de negocos para el de
p6sto de doeumentos valores eompeta GAIA de
seguridad simple gabinete En- SUI interior
con todos los compartimientos magnables necesa-
rios que pueden seryr para guardian ibos escrituras
bonos pagares etc. todo cuanto consttuya la base
secreo las transacciones mercantiles daras Ell me-
ro de esta GAIA es que pueden contra ella nj ell
Aqua nj ell Fuego.} Hermetcamente cerFada la acc0n
exterha de todo 10 que pueda de la destruction
la Gaia de Acero SECURITY el mejor centnea que
Sha de velar por sus intereses
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22

ca OS muebes para onas SECURITY prodo de
de gande pebas expenaes reazadas por organization ur-
hab responsible de operano ncos facoa debida
equpada todos los m aos De epoca No mpo pu
que e6do donde este V eabcdo Sc halle aconconaoo PBA
DE FEGO poue los nebes SECURITY stan haa peigro de que
los esoros sees nego e depodo puedn desapae
yos por las Ema de nceno o msmo aconecer los de-
esperados iPor qup Porqe Ms hehos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22

Gabinete de Combination.
Con seis compartimientos para
tarjetas de 3x5 pulgadas; con
cuatro para tarjetas de 4x6;.
una gaveta con tres comparti-
mientos para guardian documen-
tos; I'm archivo para cartas Y
otro para>pliegos de tamano le-1
gal. Los hay de diferentes cla-
ses de subdiYisiones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22

>ARMARIO No, 931. : Con-
tiene un archivo para tarjetas
5xS y otro anexo para documen-
tos; una tapa corrediza para
escribir; 3 gayetas para guar
dar papeles varios y un archivo
vertical adherido a su base.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-22

los de las transaciones mercantiles dia-
nas, documentos que todo hombre pre-
caudo debe, por cualquier medic, con-
servar salvar de las nesperadas ire
mediables hecatombes que cada paso Sc
suceden, como mcendios Q terremotos.
Pidasenos cuantos infornes Sc quieran 0
de ExhibiGones de Muebles de
Arizona republican., 1920-12-09

top ~ the treaty terms.