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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
La LECHE TENDRA QUE SER
VENDIDA A MAS BAJo PRECIC

Tres mil Y pico de dolares es ell va
lor de 8757 librab de queso americana,
destruidas aver, por su maIa condicion
Ell DR.. Carballeira ha dispuesto los
inspectores que tomen nauestras ofcia-
les del pan que sc fabrica en- cada pa
naderfa de San Juan, y tambien de la
leche que Sc expende en cada dep6si-
to- Asimismo ha ordenado una minucio-
sa inspection de los mataderos, pues-
tos de carne, mercados publicos y es-
tablecimientos mercantiles e industrial
les de todas clases.
Ell Inspector de Alimentos ha infor-
mado al DIR. Carballeira que, segdn sus
inveEtigaciones, ha comprobado que ac-
tualmente la abundancia de leche de
vaca es tai. que en- muchos dep6sitos de
expendio de San Juan, Puerta de Tie
IRA Santurce Sc vienen quedando dia
riamente sin vender una considerable
cantidad de aquella. Opina Ell inspec
tor que todos los dfas Sc botan en- San
Juan algunOs cientos de litros de le-
che por los interesadosSs en- ell negocio /;
y ain cuando no Sc blotasen, cree Ell
que los destinaran usos industriales;
pero dice que hay nhotiSTo justifcados
para que Sc opere una ba5a de seis cen
tayos o POGO mas en- litroS en- el precio
que venian vienen cobrando los due
nos de dep6sitos, por la leche
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
cable inglesl

u ufDf fLaOic ilElSSj 4
\. (lKoRK.-l Han .sido reci-
NffF4r Ma ADlemnidad por la CO.
'bidos con Sanena Y gran numero
Sonia nortorrsericanos los restos del
III Il, ! oa M. anlam6n Emeterio Betan-
I,atriofa doDIfgacion de portorrique-
F, es. fJt,a DeIsor el DR.. Julio Henna,
TX farolada Ike Y don Alfonso Las
kIon o t,tan Huyllebro una eNtensa en-
ffa (l4frriez. cfl Alcalde de NucVa
lrevista con Jan, para solicitaf que
York.. Mr. m, Ayuntamiento neoyor
los saloncs deinsformados en- capilla
kino, sean trfrendir honaenaje d los
ardiente paral patriota. La Delega-
restos del gffhe sn,t propositos, seran
ci6n .esnera M el Alcalde.
ennlpIidos pe Sc M iniciado Official
Z BILE % .Vicio aeNeo entire Espafa
rnerte N seiue partI'a dc esta pobla-
y Franca hinara en- Bayona.
don j terlNTINOPLA.- Los. tur-
L (,0Ns1 lefectnando fuertes recon
COS ostSb Is dc tropas de todas cla-
dcntraciondeclarar la guerra a, los
gFisgot' d, junio 30.- El tren real
MADRducia al rey don Alfonso
aile coh 81 s6ouit0. lego con retra-
XIIIev n al fanRo u a La lluvia. FL
10. dbbidoto dispcnsado al Monarca
,ecibfnicHiOso M'#
fI.l |rxta. J.. En-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
DoNA ANToNIA R. DE VARGAS

Aver fallecio en- el Hospital Pres
biteriano la sonora Antonia r. de
Vargas, madre amantisima de nues-
tros buenos amigos Alfredo Y Jose
Antonio Vargas.
Ell entierro Sc yerifico aver por la
tarde..... Dio las gracias a la concu-
rrencia, en- nombre de la familia de
la finada, el Lcdo. Benedicto.
Tanto a los hermanos Vargas CO.
mo a toda su apreciable famiIia. en-
viamos el mas sentido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
LAS DOS MANIFESTACIoNES
DE AVER

Por primera vez. durante la pre-
sente campaiia electoral Sc organi-
aaron aver dos manifestations poll
ticas, ambas nutridisimas, que reco-
rrieron, las principales GALES de la
ciudad, pregonando el triunfo en- las
inscripciones que terminaron aver.
Los Unionistas, aseguran que obtu-
vieron mayoria los Republicanos,
en- cambio, que el triunfo es de ellOs,
pues. los certifcados registrados aver
acusan una mayoria de "a vOtos a
su favor.
La manifestation Unionista quedo
disuelta frente al local del Comite,
donde pronunciaron elocuentes dis
cursos don Jose Yumet y el DR.. Leo
poldo Figueroa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
En- honor de los ma
rinos del Alfonso XIII

La Junta de Directories del CAST
no de Puerto Rico, segun nos comu-
nico aver su digno presidente ell
Lcdo. Hernandez Lopez, ha acorda-
do asociarse al programa de los fes-
feins ora se preparau Gu honor De.
los marqnos del acorazado "Alfonso
XIII", v ha decidido celebrar una
reception un bale de etiqueta, CO
mo homemade a los bizarros marinos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
DON RAMON ATILEs

En- ell vapor Marina" lego a San
Juan don Ramon Atiles, quien fu6 du-
rante muchos amos empleado de ia Taba-
calera de Puerto Rico, y en- La actuah-
dad desempsiia un importante puesto en-
la 'Compafiia Anonima Tabacalera
de la vecina Repnblica.
Damos La bienvenida al estimable com
patricia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01

Aver, mientras Santana Cruz ira
bajaba en- la descarga de un barco. en-
el muelle No. 5. le cayo encima un
pesado haz de varillas de hierro, pro
duciendole una herida bastante gran
de en- la cabeza. Cruz fue llevado a
la sala de socorro, donde lie asistio el
practicante Alers.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
LAS INscRIPCIoNEs DE AVER

En- las inscripciones verifcadas
aver obtuvieron mayorfa los Unio-
nistas.
La nota que fue sumihistrada, CO.
munica que los Unionistas obtuvie-
ron so certificados mas que los Re-
publicanos Socialistas,
Ell total de votos inscritos ascien-
de a 343.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
-CARPINTEROS
ASAMBLEA DE ORES
49, Y PINTt-

Esta nochc Sc &c dc carpinteros
turce una asamblea la Federation
y ,pintores afiliados Trabajo," en- la
Portorriquena del Is representatives
me Sc nombraran lohvenci6n anual
nue asistiran la para los dias 25,
que esta anunciadal Bayamon.
26 27 dc Julio e'ma e Secretario
SeQ1n nos infosivo, hasta ahora
del Comite Ejecuerca de doscientos
hav nombrados ctiran la referi-
delegados, que asino representatives
da Convention ctionalistas.
de los obreros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
AVISO Al PUBLICO


Estando en- vigor una ordenanza
que 'autoriza al Co1nisionado de
Servicio Publico Policia v Prisio
1ies'para prohibir ell gasto de aqua
para regado de jardines y, otros
usos no indiSpensables cuando las
circumstances asl 10 exijan por
Ia presente Sc llotiica al publico,
que partir del dia Gle hoy iu-
MO 80, y hasta tanto Sc de aYiso
en- sentido contrario, oueda en- vi
gor la restriction establecida y Sc
formulara denuncia contra toda
persona que falte a 10 asi dispues
t.. ~
J. GOMEZ BRIOSO
Comisionado Servicio PIbliCO, Pc
licia Orisiones. p 6. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
Los republiGanOS ven
cisrOn en- Bayamtn.
( Por telegrafo)
BaYamdn. iunio ga

n. ~. -bdydm0n,- JUNO 3U,I@T "A
Ell .MUNDO, San Juan. N
Inscripciones terminadas hoy, Sc
gun datosy eoleccionados han dados si-p
guiente resultado en- la municipah-
dad Republicanos, 2683; Socialis-
tas, 1929; Y Unionistas, 1856.
La mayoria republicans sobre So
cialistas, es, 81; sobre Urionistas, I
827. Unionistas infornian haran re-
cusaciones republicanos, ascenden-
tes a 535. EL Coryesponsdl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01

BALE DE ETIOUETA
EN- Ell "UNION CLUB"

Pasado manana Sc verifcara en- los sa-
lones del "Union Club" un baile de eti
quota, para el cual reina eXtraordi-
maria animaciop. Contribuiran a la
brillantez del acto, las maghifcas
bailarinas espanolas "Las Granada
nas'', que eiecutaran algunos nune-
ros en- los intermedios de los baila-
bles. e8
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
ARIsTocRATICA BoDA
EN- NAGUABo.

Para ell sabado pr6ximo Sc anuncia en-
la capilla del Carmen, de la playa de
Naguabo, la boda de nuestro distinguido
amigo. el brillante prosista talentoso
abogado don Fernando Gallardo- Diaz,
con la bella y encantadora sefiorita Ca
melia Fuertes, perteneciente a una aris
tocratica y estimada familia de Nagua
bo
Despues de la ceremonial nupcial Sc ce
lebrara una esplendida reception EN- la
residencia de la familia Fuertes, radi-
cada en- nm pintoresco paraje de la pla-
va de Naguabo.
A las suntuosas bodas de nuestro ami
go el senior Gallardo, asistiran numsro-
sas familias de la isla, relacionadas por
intimos lazos de amistad, con los sefio-
res Gallardo Fuertes. Ell MUNDo, por
anticipate, hace votos por la felicidad
de los contrayentes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
MAS DE MIL INSCRIPCIONES
EN- HORMIGUEROS
(Por teIegrafo)

Hormigueros. JUNO 30.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Terminadas inscripciones. Repu-
blicanos, 724: Unionistas Socialis-
tas, $50. Total general dc votos,
1904
Ell CoyTesDonsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
ASCENsos MILITAREs

Sc espera que, con la aprobaci6n
del "bill" para 1eorganizar el Ejer-
cito, haya algunos ascensos en- el.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01

- EEIIAVHI9 JAIIAU VVf
Ell MUNDO. San Juan.
Nino Luis Murillo esta tarde tuvo
desgracia caer EN- un, charco del Rio
Hondo en- esta ciudad Y perecer.-
Huelga contra alto costo vida CONT
n1a con entusiasmo.
Ell C0rTesDOhsnI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
SUELA tURIlDA tylT
Al Al RdBLE
- LOS ZA-
. ENHoRABUENA JUAN
PATERos DE SAAA
Y DE LA Isl

JULIA dCd-
otra nueva remesa de PIzA HER.
ban de recibir los SRES.
MANos. do tras ii.
: En- esta remesa han llogiias que So
pos nuevOs en- Bandas i'm nor banda.
10 pesan de a 10 libra
dc Curticion superior. fabricada
Esta clase de sUELA, ESP que ga
balo el proceso dc RoBIE In al Cal
rantiEa mucho mayor duraci1 altos de
sado que lbs antiques procedir bja con
bangle que ademas de ser 4 iki6ndose
orva siempre malo olor trasni4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
SO

m para el bale del
palcos de ventSnsiguen en- Ell es-
A de Julio Sc CO Carbia Bros.
tablecimiento d
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-01
UN NINO AVOCADO
(Por teIegrafo)

Bayam6n, JUNO 80.
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GOMEZ BRIOSO

Comisionado Servicio P1blicO, Pc
licia y prisiones. P. S. Advt.
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oheInns.

eaivagoT Drau. 81
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UN ACCIDENTE

"a COrrespoRsal
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
TRUCKS WILL HELP
BREAK FREIGHT Jam
Value Has Been Demonstrated
In Congestion Caused BY
Recent Strikes.

There has a plague come DER the
land. youIl guess without suggestion
the epidemie's heavy hand Is nausht
but freight suggestion.
Our railroads are overfed with
goods of all description, the roads
have gone TO their road-beds. await
Ing a prescription. IT'S hardening OF
the arteries" says doctor with
frown. you're getting weak In heart
and knees. your systems all run
down.
You need a tonic OF some kind.
you're skinny as a rail, as for your
rolling stock l hnd it's looking rther
frail.
NOW. I'll prescribe speedy cure
that's logical and sane-the motor
truck will help I'm sure to ease your
growing pain. You should connne
your exercise to Just the longer run,
you're losing money otherwise. you
can't work just for fun.
The truck, upon the other hand, can
handle short-haul freight; with right
of-way through all the land it's serv-
Ice sure Is great. II of the truck
crutch you'll make, twill help you to
get well, and at the same time II Will
take the H from II. c. l.. The motor
truck will nurse you through and
when you're OF your diet, twill prove
such a good feeder you will greatly
fatten by it.
"The blow was great when you were
struck by strikes all down the line,
but with the faithful motor truck
you'll soon be feeling fine. The
trucks the one thing NEEDED most to
Keep the Traffic moving from north
to south, from coast to coast condi-
tions it's improving.
1T Is vital thing, indeed. in eco
nomic life. the motor trucks friend
in need to help us in the strife. The
motor trucks your staunch cohort,
always at beck and cali, its value
claims utmost support from states
man. banker, all!'
(From HauI-Age, official house organ OF
the Garford Truck Coz
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
SEEK ORIGINALITY
IN BODY DESIGNS

Now that the majority OF our
American cars have come within
reasonable distance OF mechanical
perfection. In the human sense Of
that word. there is q distinct ten
dsacy on the part Of car owners 20
develop originality In the design OF
the bodies which are mounted on
these fine chassis. In the course OF
an Illuminating article on this sub
isot I'm the May issue OF MOTOR. sydney
oxberry says; 1T 10 a refreshing
thought that there are 80 many
motorists nowadays who crave this
individuality and have the where
withsI to express it through the
medium OF the special body. Nothing
is more stimulating than variety
II counts as heavily in the progress
Of body design as In any other art
Even = poor design serves useful
purpose BY way OF contrast The
great thing 10 originality"
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
SOME POINTERS ON
CLIMBING GRADES
IS Per Cent Slope Is Maximum
on Which Car Can Obtain '
Traction.
NJ 4. =. BADGER.
Meter Lie.

How steep 10 the grade on that
road? WE'LL should say that II 10
all OF 80 or 30 per cent. hut l didn't
have any trouble In making 1t with
nay car, No. sir She pulled II like a
house sfire. Made II In high all the
way. Passed two cars labor
Ing along In second"
How often, with variations. do we
hear these words from drivers proud
OF the achievements Of their cars
frequently to the disparagement OF
higher-priced cars from which. pre-
sumably. a better performance should
be expected! After listening to state
ments OF this kind from hundreds Of
tourists anxious 10 tell OF their trips
and tho remarkable exploits OF their
cars. one is at last convinced that
not one man in a hundred has the
proper estimate of the percentage OF
a grade encount cred. No reliance Is
to be placed on such estimates ex-
pressed by any other than one who
knows from actual measurement with
a gradometer.
Approaching an ascent tho grade
naturally appears sleeper than It 40
tually is. This. coupled with the per-
formance of the Individual car which
may or may not make the grade In
high gear, gives rise to an Incorrect
estimate Of the percentage of the
grade.
Many motorists do not understand
the process by which the designation
of grade percentage Is arrived at,
believing that q 20 per cent grade, for
instance, is one which rises at an
angle Of 20 degrees from the horizon
tai. This IL erroneous. The designa-
tion Of 20 per cent to q grade means
that in that grade there is per-
pendicular rise OF twenty feet in
one hundred horizontal feet. In other
words. to generalize, the numerical
percentage OF a grade indicates that
number Of feet, perpendicular rise in
one hundred horizontal feet. In rela-
ton to degrees II will be found that
a grade percentage properly arrived
at in this way forms an angle equal
to about one-half of the angle formed
when the numerical expression is
taken to mean degrees. Definitely, a
80 per cent grade Is about one-half
as steep as the grade formed by
80 degree ancle Gom the horizontal.
The steepest grade or which a car
can obtain traction Is AZ per cent, and
this IL q very stiff grade. indeed. You
can be reasonably certain that IL you
have estimated a grade as 80 or 35
per cent and your car pulls 1t in high
gear that your estimate of the roads
steepness is probably double or even
more what 1t actually Is.
The Washington times., 1920-07-10

screwed part way on, down into the
end Of the piece Of pipe. allowing the
shoulder of the nut to rest on the top
edge OF the pipe. and your jack is
made.
Having set it in position. turn up
the nut and this will back out the
bolt. thereby exerting q very strong
lifting force. BY using four of these
little pipe jacks, one at each corner
Of the cylinder block, a very handy
lifting method for the heavy iron
casting Is provided.
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
AUTO JACK
CAN BE MADE OF PIPE

A handy little device that serves as
a jack and will lift almost any weight
you can put upon it consists merely
of a short length Of iron pipe of large
enough diameter to receive bolt, but
not the nut that goes on the bolt.
Simply slip the bolt, with a nut
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
1000 CARS REGISTERED.

More than 5000 motor cars are
registered in San Paulo, Brazil. or
these 14O are used for commercial
purposes. and the remainder for pas
senger traffic.
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
SEEK GREATER MILEAGE.

To obtain greater mileage results,
leading automobiles engineers, for
more than year, have been making
strenuous efforts to devise improved
and engine adjustments.
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
Are We Apt to Take Too Prejudiced Viewpoint?
AUTOMOTTVE
SECTION

AUGUST 2S, 1s1a Hudson Sedan was stolen from
~ Washington business man Upper photograph shows
1t looked at the time of the theft June 29 1920,
Detective Sergeant Frank N, Alhgood recovered the
car which had been completely changed in appearance,
a. shown by the lower photograph The comparison is
particularly interesting nasmuch as 1t demonstrates
how auto thieves operate and baffe detection for
tended periods II not for the life Of the car.
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
AUTOISTS TO AID ROADS.

With approximateIy 4.OUV motor
cars in the city of Valparaiso, Chile.
an automobile association has been
formed to aid in projects for road i'm
provements.
The Washington times., 1920-07-10
USE NINE TYPES.

There are nine different types OF
motor apparatus in use by the Balti-
more fire department. Some OF the
machines cost as much as $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
a HELPLESS WORLD POWER

Italy is queer mixture OF great
ness and weakness. Having fougA,
/, bic war and defeated one o. the
nighticst of world powers, It cann't
.onquer Il half-crazy poet. D'Annrn-
,io still rcigns in Fiume, defyln-
he italian government 70 Dust hlm.
So the treaty Of Rapallo remains
,nfuIfilled. BY that treaty the long
;uarrnl with Jugo-Slavia was sup
,oscd to have been ended and the
Adriatic question settled. The treaty
vas favorable to Italy. giving har
,ore than che had ever expected TO
btuin before D.AnnunZio battcd INTO
he war settlement and raised IN {:
'alsc issue Of Fiume. The city in
question was not @iven outright 20
he Jumu-Slavs, rs neutral observers
generally thought should be done.
Ut was made free city. in which
'aiv was to have as much right as
n neigh5or. Italy pledged herself
make that provision an accom-
ish@d fact b. getting rid Of Dan
,mz:o and his mutneers. Sha has
ot vet done 50, and seems afraid 10
7ake any serious attempt zoo do 50.
Tie Italian government therefore
tards accused Of either cowardice on
sad faith D'Annunzio has Only a
,ardfuI Of troops and Il few smaI!
-var vessels. He has no moral or
,agal standing. Yet he, bluffs ID, ::
>.anlstill government rated m'nc
.hc-fivc great world powers. No won-
.ier D'Annunzin'S insane GclusioHs of
rcardcur persist and grow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
WINS SHIELDS OVER
TO LEAGUE PLAN
Continued from page one)

+
iny nation may oe adiud:cated AMI
he third phase il the recodification
{ International law fer the guidance
+ his cour; and members Of the new
International union.
Il was this Plan which Senator
Shields. drastic reServatiorlst Demo,
crat, found It possible to support. 1t
vas the same plan TO which Senators
Fall, New and Wadsworth have CON-
m:tted themselves, and, un ess there
Is scme radical change ct hear. ana
mind. il is the pan winch Mr.. Hard-
ing viii propose 10 the Senate afte-
h:s inauguration on March 4. In 4
general way it IS believed here that
both Mr.. Rect and Mr.. Hoover will
s,l:,srr:be t. this scheme, although
M. Hoover remains to be Convinced
TIA, it proceeds as far as it should.
Although Senator Harding has
mare than oncc expressed the hope
mat he will have the support Of Sen
ators Hiram Johnson and Borah II
f,,ft.:rg his measure into effect. it IS
:: !ers:ood here tnat neither so Ia:
rs said anything to encourage that
hc-,. More than one visitor has war;
cd Senator Harding that trouble may
he cxocctcd f;om that quarter II a
n.rposa Is; made that provides fer
ary international association or which
g::--cs-.cvc1 remote recognition 10 the
cS.s;,ng League
Il also remains to pc seen whether
or 10: Mr.. Taf. is ready % IA into
IL. Ter league that has no poWer
& c~t2,ce peace. He has been the
ma: ,r.spckea Republican fer laa-
-re VIII full power % penal:ze 4
= :r>lnel naticr.
IT, President EJECT. hGwtvsr, :
preceding now rncn mere Or less DE-
f:r & l:acs with regard 70 MS peace
.. gam. He exp;":s Scnle oppo$.tlon
Int i.c feciS that if Re can count up2r
- IL. tsiins&n AZ E9:ah in f:s OWE
n2y,y he can rcc,uil enough supper;
:. Democratic ranks - PIT h:s rla"
IN, effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21
THE STEEL BOYCOTT

The open shop question is at least
open to debate. An honestly open"
shop may be, as many Of It's advocates
insist. the most American solution
of the labor problem. At any rate
there can be no legitimate objection
to any business man or institution
urging the open shop, provided t.
climate methods are used.
The methods which. President Grace
Of the Bethlehem Steel Company All
mits that organization is u>'"G II
behalf Of the open SHOP are neither
American nor legitimate because
they involve fragrant :;sc G tn6
boycott.
According To Mr.. Grace, his com
nany will rot sell structural Stcc! te
any builders in the New York %nG
Philadelphia DISTRICTS ;rEo do theif
work on I.lion or closed shop tasis
This Is not only al improper attempt
70 dictate to customers Iii : matte,
TIA. : none Of the sc'l,.. : business
1T is precisely surf 4 boycott as bus
mess men have 50 often condemned
when labor. used Il against them II
labor union has no right t. declare
boycott OF strike a%i::- Il GUINNESS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21

institution merely because t7at n
stitution uses material made By non.
union labor and the big majority Of
Americans agree On that point, tn
assupedly manufacturers have u
right te declare such a boycott as
This.
It i: tit for tat, bus retaliation
does not get us anywhere. Right i
right and wrong is wrong, no matte:
by whom practised Ii we are ever
to have industrial peace, it will no.
be the result of such coercive meth
2ds as this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-21

dry adiaG;caied bankrupt; and that
the first meeting Of their creditors will
be held at l23 South Royai street, n
the C:iy of Alexandria. VA, on the
2sh uay Of January. \. D.. 1921. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, al which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint a trustee,
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Charles Henry Smith,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Alexandria. Virginia, December Ia.
1920. 30l-tf.
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NOTICE OF First MEETING or.
CREDITORS.

III the District Court Of the United
Sizes. for the Eastern District Of
Wing: mia. In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of Johnson ard Os-
.,,:n.s Bankrupt. No. l9i in Bank
yGrtry.
To the creditors Of johnson ard OS
borne. Of Alexandria, Va, and Dis
tsict aforesaid, bankrupt.
Ncticc is hereby given tina; on the
Sin day # December, \. D.. 1920,
Ike said Johnson and Osborne were
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FOR HER
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Orr mems store fairly temng suggestions for the OF boy and
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