davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
En- Ia Habana ha sidofcogida la madriguera de los
anarquistas. 7reintd deIellos serdn deportados
al
Alfonso XIII

Porque sois un pueblo refractario
las verdades materiales, artificiales,
aparatosas y efimeras...
Porque unicamente tomais de la vi
da las inmutables y serenas verdades
del espfritu, Y, ois la voz del corazon,
eco puro de la de Dios, por encima de
la voz pasajera y calculada de los
hombres.
Porque no os atrae ell vertigo del
progreso tumultuoso y febril de este
siglo loco industrial, falto de SEN
cillez, falto de corazon, falto de fe e
hidalgua, v, ahito de fuerza mate
rial, de bajas y astutas combinacio-
mes, de alucinantes y enganadoras
mentiras..
Porque sois un pueblo de excepcio-
nal .solidez espiritual, sobrio y ale
gre como ell alma de un nino; un pue-
bio, bellamente ciego como un heroe,
doloroso como ell destino, abnegado
como un martir, e immortal como la
historic misma...
Porque no representais un pueblo,
sino todo un continente...
Porque tragada America por ell
mar. vivirfais a1n bellamente, CO.
mo la Atlantida de Platon.
!! Porque vuestra historic representa-
en- el concerto de los demas pueblos
10 que Ell genio representa- en- ell con-
cierto de los demas hombres. -,
Porque suffrfsteis, como un elegido,
Ell duro destino del genio, demasiad0
atento las supremas y profundas
verdades, cegadoras como el Sol, para
poder salvar los mezquinos Y jdicio-
SOS detalles del sentid0 scOniip padre
del exito. g.
Porque del fondo de vuestra inadre
entraiia, sali6 esta patria mia que 81
aprendi6 a luchar sajonamente jamas
podra olyidar su esencia latina.:.
Porque nuestros Tides Y nuestras
glorias son Tides y glorias vuestros,
Son sangre de vuestra sangre y me.
dula de vuestra medula. MeduIa de
Leon con piel de corderillo.
Y, finalmente, porque hijos prodi-
gos de la Raza, sabemos, con orgullo
que 81 vuestro Sol politico monArqui-
! co pudo ponerse en- Flandes, vuestro
sol espiritual Y democratico jamas ha-
bra de ponerse...
Vuestra sangre calida y meridional
corriendo estara robusta y sonora
mente por los siglos de los siglos en-
las jovenes arterias de America, como
una maravillosa promesa.
iSol de Espaiia, Padre nuestro que
estas en- los cielos de la Historic! I.
Creo en- Dios padre Todopoderoso y
en- Don Quijote su ;inlco hijo..
GustavO Fort.
Arecibc 10. agosto 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20

esHABANA, agosto 2O.--Anoche Ocu.
|rri6 un terrible choque- de tranyias
EN- Ia calle de La Zanja, entire dos ca
rios de Ia linea Habana-Marianao.
Como resnltado de la tremenda EN-
Ibestida quedarOn entire los carrOs des-
trozados, nunerOsisimos heridOs. La
collision Sc atribuye la impericia con
que manejan los tranyias algunOs
rOmpehuelgas.
HABANA, agostO 2O.-VariOs agen
tes de La secreta al mando del te-
|niente Herminio Inchaustegui sorpren
dieron anoche la madriguera anarquis-
|ta, titulada: 'GrupO Enrique Crecci" ",
en- la calle de los Mangos nimero uno.
Los detectives capturarOn casi la to-
talidad de los sectarios, especialmen-
to los jefes principales. Entire los
detenidos estan los confeccionadores
de bombas y una buena cantidad de
explosives. Tambien han sido cogi-
dos dOcumentos reveladores de un
vastisimO complOt para prOclamar en-
Cuba ell regimen soviet.
HABANA, agostO 2Os-Los deteni-
dos en- Ell club anarquista de la calle
dc los Manges, han sido encerrados
en- el+eastill0 del Principe, donde esta
reforzada Ia guardia como una medi-
da de precauci6n. Maaana, en- Ell va
por .Reina Maria Cristina" de la Com
pafia TrasatIantica, que sale para
Espaisa, seran deportaaos treinta es-
spaMoles anarauistas. de- quienes dice
Ia policia que son elementOs de acci6n.
HABANA, agosto 2O.-La huelga
de echauffeurs" y motoristas conti-
mia en- ell mismo estado que aver, sin
nuevas complicaciones. Anoche, en- la
calle, Habana, esquina a Sol estalld
una bomba que cause gran alarma y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
LOS MARINOS ESPANOLEs ACLA.
MADOS EN- PONCE
Ponce, agosto 20 de 1920.
Ell IMPARCIAL,

San Juan, Z. Il.
Hoy amaneci6 Ia ciudad engalanada
con banderas espalioas Y naciOnales
y al medic dfa cerr6 ell cOmercio pOr
complete, con motiyo vista bizarra
oficiaidad vapor de guerra espaiiol
Alfonso XIII. COmisiones formadas
por notables elementos de la eomuni-
dad recibieron a nuestros hu6spedes
a la salida de La sciudad, acompafidndo-
les hasta ell Hotel Melia, donde Sc lie
vara a efecte un banquete.
Esta tarde habra reception en- Ell
Centre EspafioI y Casa del Pueblo, y
por La noche audici6n musical en- la
Plaza Mufioz Rivera, quemandose fue
gos artificiales, y gran baile en- el
Club DeportivO. La cindad esta ani
madfsirna ' la presencia aquf de los
braves marinos espaiioles es motive
de inusitada algeria y francas demos
traciones de simpatfa a nuestrOs visi-
tantes. 81
COrespOnSGt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20

algunos daHos mad riales, pero min
guna victima
MEXICO, agosto 2O.-Ha surgido
una complication entire el GObierno
del senior de la Huerta y Ell de Espana
por haberse negado el Consul Espa-
mol don Rafael de Soto visar Nrios
pasaportes de elementos mejicahos
que deseaban enlbarcar hacia Espaia.
Ell Gobierno mejicano trato de hacer
preston sobre ell Consul, pero este Sc
lneg6 resueltamente. En- vista de clio,
| ell Gobierno de Mejico retirara el exc
quatur exigira Ia Immediate salida
del senior de Soto dc territOrio mejica-
no.
PARIS, agosto 2O.-Ea prensa de
esta ciudad insin1a la noticia de que
las diferencias entire '1nglaterra v
Francia sobre reconocimientU del ge-
neral russo Baron de Wrangel, han si-
do satisfactoriamente soslayadas. In
glaterra Sc abstendra de alentar al
bolchevismo contra los restauradores
de la legitimidad en- Russia.
PARIS, agosto 20.--ContinIa la ba-
talla empehada en- el frente polaco,
con un encarnizamientO cruel. Los
polacos mantiener una tremenda Ofen-
silva yictoriosa hasta ahora. Las mu-
jeres, penetradas de un belico entu-
siasmo, combateil, rivalizando con los
hombres en- dennedO y valentia, con-
ltra los bclcl tanis inxasofes. Los
rusos derroEadosa en- toda la liRea
labandOnan sus avanzadas. La saliva
ci6n de Varsovia Sc considera segura.
| LONDRES, agosto 2O.-COmunican
de Kalowitz, Silesia, que en- ell chOque
ocurridO aver entire alemanes y fran
ceses, resultarOn muert0s nueve fran
ceses y veinte alemanes. Hay tam
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
Tn terrible 'choque de tranvlas a consecuencia
de la huelga. Las diferencias entire lnglate-
ira y Francia estah arregladas.- Los polacos
siguen victoriosos.! yafsovia esta salyada
I tDE NuEsTRo SERVICE NaBlEGRAFlco
FRO sERvlcIO TaBLEGRAFlcO EsPECIAL)

bi6n namerosos heridos de una y otra
parte.
WASHINGTON, agCstd 2O.-El
Gobierno ha recibido una nota del de
/ iMejico garantizando ell future COM
portamiento de Pancho Villa recla-
! mando ell Immediate reconocimientC
del General de la Huerta. La impre-
sion predominante en- la Capital Fede-
raj es que ell Gobierno de la Casa
KBlanca prestara su ayuda de la
Ruerta.
,vVARSOHIA, agosto 2O.-El .COrO-
md frances De Brunei, conseierO mi-
litar de los Polacos, ha communicate al
Mariscal Foch que la situaci6n es ex-
Gel knte. ST logramos mantener la
of nsiva tres dias mas, lograremos la
victoria-dice de Brunei. La impre-
sion producida pOr esta communication
eS excelente.
PARIS, agosto 2O.-Comunican de
Amberes que el estado de los juegOs
Olimpicos era aver ell siguiente: Esta-
dos UnidOs, ciento un puntOs; Finlan-
dia, cuarenta y tres y medic; Suiza,
IveinticincO y medic; Mglaterra, VEIN
ticuatro; Francia, dOce; Canada, sie-
te; Italia, siete; Surafrica, siefite; Es-
tOnia, tres y medic; NOruega, tres y
Nueva Zelandia, tres.
MADRID, agOstO .2O.--Asegurase
que los reyes don Alfonso y doha Vic
Etoria yisitaran Barcelona en- Ia pro-
xima semanas Eomhnican de San Sc
bastian que@el Presidente del Consejo
de Ministries senior DatO regreso aver
a Madrid, en- vista del sesgo que to-
ma la crisis planteada por la renun-
cia de senior Bergamin.
ZARAGOZA, agosto 20.-Los ga.
sistas Sc han declaradO en- huelga soil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
Ell Infanta Isabel
de Pinillos

LOS SRES. SOBRINOS DE Il
QUIERDO HAN RECIBIDO UN
NUEVO CABLE AVISANDOLES
QUE Ell VAPOR "INFANTA IsA-
BEL" SALDRA DE LA HABANA, Ell
OLA % Y PoDRAN DESPACHAR-
LO Ell OLA 81 PARA ESPANA.
LO QUE Sc AVISA A LOS SRES.
QUE TENIAN SEPARADO PASA-
JE PARA Ell "CONDE WIFREDO''.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20

Charles Ponzi, genio de gran nombra@
dia en- ell mundO de los negocios, cuyas
Operaciones han creado una verdade-
ra sensation en- Boston. Ponzi, que
!es jefe de la Securities Exchange Com
pany, de Boston, dicese que ha pOdi-
do realiZar negocios por mas de-
100000 de dolares aprovechandOse
de los diferentes cambiOs en- las mo-
nedas extranjeras. Ha pagadO el mi-
les y miles de d6lares sus sociOs.f
garantizandOles un so por ciertO en- SUI
dinerO para ell terminO de 80 dias. En-
cada case, dicese que POnzi pagara a
sus asOciadOs un so pOr cientO en- ell
terminO de 45 dias. Las negOciaciO-
mes de la Securities Exchange Com
|pany estan siendO investigates pOr ell
Attorney, del DistritO Mr.. Daniel ].
Gallagher, segIn noticias de Boston.
POnzi dice que ha estadO cOmprandO
liras italianas un rs por cientO de
depreciation en- su valOr, y con clio
ha alcanzadO benefciOs de un 200 pOr
cientO sObre el. !dinerO que en- ell ne
gocio -ha inyertido,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
Ell elise D1ARro
Areeibo 10. agosto 1920.

Aver, en- la parada 20, la guagua NJ
5, de la propiedad de Carmen F. Or
sino, de San Juan, guiada por ell chau
ffeur Leandro Esteban, No. 1914, AFRO.
lilo al individuo Gaspar Casado, de
25 amos de edad, residente en- Santur-
ce, ocasionandole una herida en- La ro-
.dilla izquierda y contusiones en- La re-
gi6n toraxica y pierna derecha, siendo
asistido en- la Sala de Socorros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20

No podia esperarse menos de un
pueblo tan enthusiastic, espiritual y
quito como Ponce.
Ell IMPARCIAL aplaude esa noble
y generosa actitud de la siempre dig
ma ciudad del Sur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
BAUL

He aqui la primera fotografia que Sc
publica en- New York de la belisima
jOven que Sc encontr0 muerta, victima
de un asesinato, encerrada en- un baul,
que ha desconcertadO la pOlicia de
los Estados Unidos. La pObre joven
respondia al nombre de Mrs. Eugene
Leroy, en- Detroit. Siguense las hue
Has que puedan llevar a las autOri-
dades la captura de Eugene Leroy,
alias o. ]. Fernandez, y alias tambien
o. ]. Wood, marido de la mujer des-
cuartizada, Leroy Sc halla bajO acu-
sacion de un asesinato en- primer gra-
do, y pesa sobre el una Orden de
arresto expedida por una de las cor
tes de Detroit, segln las nOticias lle-
gadas ultimamente. Ell baul cOnte-
niendo ell cuerpO mutilado de la Sra.
Leroy fue embarcado desde Detroit
en- jAniO 10 con destinO a New York.
No siendO reclamad0 en- los depositOs
de Ia COnpafia del Express, fue en-
viado a un almacen de la American
Railway Express, donde fue descu-
biert0 ell cadaver. Mrs. Leroy, segln
Sc dice hahia sido espoga anterior
mente sn segundO matrim0nio. Dc
Mccoy Jackson, un agricultor del
Mississippi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
Los Marines en- Ponce
Ultima HOra.
Ponce, 20 agosto 1920.
Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,

San Juan, P. R.
-Rendimos ,viaje esplendido doce me-
nos cuarto, hacienda Ponce recibi-
miento carinoso. Infnidad automovi-
les alegremente adornados con BAN
deras, y llenos de mujeres guapisimas
salieron recibirnos, y ell Club Depor-
two, Autoridades y espanoles mas
signifcados saludan al Comandante
con vivast Reception Hotel Melia
cordialfsima dando bienvenida mari
nos ell Alcalde, Jefe Distrito, Oficia-
lidad de Bomberos, Presidente Colo
mia y espaioles residences. Marines
encantados del recibimiento admi-
rando graciosas mujeres poncenas.
COrrespOnsal especial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20

fiz, de Candas; Adolfo POla, de Gu
billero; Emilio Alvarez, de Cardoas;
Valentfn Alvarez, de Candas; Laurea-
no Garcia, de Cubillero; Manuel Pc
rez de Cubillero; y Segundo Fernan-
dez y Fernandez, Jose Garcia Fer
nandez, Jose Gonzalez Rodriguez y
Jose Garcia Rodriguez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
DOfa Anla|ia CGrnlGiQ

A la -avanzada edad de ochenta y
cinco aiios ha dejadO de existir en- es-
ia capital, la venerable seiiora doiia
Amalia Cermefio, madre del honlado
Obrero Ezequiel Dfaz.
Ell sepelio de su cadaver tendrd> III
gar hoy a las 5 de la tarde.
Descanse en- Paz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
En- Gan|iDO
haCia Ponce
Cayey. agosto 20 de 1920
(, Ell IMPARCIAL,

San Juan, p. r..
Con tempo acariciador cual las SON
risas de las chicas guapas que saludan-
al paso los marinOs, pasamos pOr
Cayey las 8 Y cuarto. Figuran en-
el party el 20. Comandante dom Fran
cisco Mdrquez, Alvarez Nava, Somoza
Cadierno./ Arsuaga, y 20 oticialess, los
reporters deben dormitar como Home
ro. .pues su autOm6vil a1n no Sc ha
Incorporate. n
COrrespoHsal Especial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-20
COrrespOnSGt.

daria para favorecer a los electricis-
tas. La excitaci6n pIblica ha decaidO
bastante y Sc afirma que las autori-
dades militares tienen dOminada la
situaci6n.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-22
Bamberg z, St. Matthews 4.

With an avalanche of Bamberg
hits and a comedy of st. Matthews
errors at Rhoad Park Monday after
noon the local boys romped on the
visitors from St. Matthews to the
tune of Z to /. The game had been
advertised as a Barnwell-Bamberg
affair. But with it's accustomed man
ner of doing things, or rather not
doing things, Barnwell went to
pieces at the last minute and dis
appointed the local club. Conse-
quently the St. Matthews manage
ment was Immediately communicated
with by telephone and after some
persuasion and rather attractive in
ducements agreed to come over and
relieve the situation by favoring us
with a game. The full st. Matthews
league team appeared with the ex-
ception that Kits pitched for the
visitors and George Ulmer, Elloree's
first baseman, was playing that bag.
The Bamberg team displayed
splendid ginger, playing full of snap
and pep at all times. Nearly the
whole team hit we'll. Turnipseed
caught nice game, Large played a
IL
Of a skidding grounder at critical
time and with a Springfield shot Kill,
ed a runner at the plate, while old
Cub Cooner in his new role as a
center fielder covered himself with
glory. The feature play for St.
Matthews was when F. Gressett came
tearing in from left field for what
seemed sure hit by Smith and
robbed the little pitcher with a great
shoe string catch.
The game was won in the second
inning when "Gyp" Rentz led off with
a pretty single to right. Large fore
ed him out at second, and Watson
and Large were both safe at first and
second when F. Prickett at third
errored Pete's grounder. Schultz
then came through with clean drive
to right center and Large scored.
Smith grounded to second and was
retired at first, each runner moving
I'D bag, from where Otto and
Schultz both scored on Turnipseed's
two base hit down the right field line.
'sBub' Cooner drove short single to
left; the throw to the plate to catch
Turnip was accurate, but "Stumpy
Banks dropped the ball and the
fourth and last run of the inning
counted. In the fifth Kits hit sharp
ly to third and after making a SEN
sational stop "Gyp" threw over tlrst
and the big pitcher was safe. He did
the unusual thing for pitcher by
trying to pilfer second and continued
unhampered on his way to third as
Turnipseed threw into center held;
C. Prickett then smashed beautiful
double to right and Kits in Bam-
berg uniform trotted over the rub
ber with the only st. Matthews tally.
Score by innings:
Bamberg - --041 200 O0x-I ~
St. Matthews 600 01O 00O-l
Batteries: Smith and Turnlpseeo;
Kits and Banks.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-22
. DIR. HAIR IN MAINE.
They Sell 25-Pound Watermelons for
$500 Each i'm Boston.

Portland, Me-, July 16.-Dear
Herald: I want to drop a few lines
to you and the folks at home, as the
more see of other parts of our great
country the more I love old South
Carolina, and especially old Bamberg
county.
We had a lovely trip on the Ocean
steamship line from Savannah to
Boston, and after spending two as
hot days as have spent this sum-
mer, Mrs. Hair and I came on up to
Portland, Maine, and are now
sleeping under two blankets. Say,
what do you think of that in these
July days? ...
I am not able to buy much of our
southern produce, as I priced
watermelon in Boston and they
wanted $500 for a 25 pound size.
This was retail store. When was
touring Boston in rubber-neck car
/ saw watermelons cut so thin in
slices it looked as if the melon went
through a corn shredder and the
small Italians were eating it red meat
and all. I was told, and it looked
to be true, that on these Italian
streets there is a child for each peb-
ble in the street Now, do not laugh
and shake your head, for you should
have seen the kids all looking we'll
and healthy and dirty.
I am sending you folder of Port
land which I hope you will enjoy. If
I get chance I will write more. We
go from here to Old Orchard Beach
and then on to Canada. Home when
money is gone. I am yours,
GEO. F. HAIR.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-22
HERE'S Proof
A Bamberq Citizen Tells OF His
Experience.

A Bambera Citizen Tells Of His
Experience.
You have right to doubt state
ments of people living far away ou'
can you doubt Bamberg endorse
ment?
Read it:
R Clyde Rowell, clerk in county
auditors office, Carlisle St., Bamberg
says: my kidneys were in 'Daa
state, being irregular and weak N &C.
ton. The lumbar muscles OF my
back were lame and weak and ! mao
constant pain across the small o.
my back, through my Kidneys One
box of Doan's Kidney Pills rid ln'
of every symptom Of this trouble.
soc, at all dealers. Foster-Mllourn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-22

Bacterial analysis-Bacterial indi-
cation of contamination, negative.
Remarks-Analyse indicate wa
ter to be of good quality and free
from contamination.
Respectfully submitted,
F. L. PARKER,
Bacteriologist.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-22

Large supply of cotton picking
sheets just received. T. y. SIM
mons, Bamberg, S. @.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-22

Just received, shipment of tobacco
sheets. H. C.FOLK co.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-07-22
WATER ANALYSIS.
State Board of Health Puts O!lCh on
Bamberg Water Supply.

Sanitary water analysis Nc. 1855
of water. Received 6-2S-20 from
COM ssioners Of public works, Ram-
berg, S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
What a chance to lay in a
supply of quality linens
Buy Them Here and Now at Anniversary Prices
All Linen Hemstitched m1n o.
Pattern Cloth and Napkins ~AV OOl
The cloth is 58x6O inches and with dozen To-
inch Napkins match There several patterns
from which to select
TABLE DAMAsK-72-inch imported Irish mercerized
table damak especially fine quality assorted designs
So grade. Anniversary priced, yard, $2z5.
20-inch Napkins to match Dozen $500.
MADEIRA ALL-LINEN HOT ROLL COVERS-Dainty
hot roll covers embroidered in that fascinating madeira work
A very serviceable gift Each, $l.39.
brother
Important Sales That Appear in
TUo Full PAGES in the Post

40nch Crepe de Chine and Georgette Crepe; all
wanted colors. Choice, $1OO a yard
Sales OF ehidren,s and babys apparel; featuring
$3.50 and $3.50 Girls Bingham Dresses at $1.o5.
great sale of 600 Dresses, at $500.
Sale OF Blankets, Comforts, Spreads and Mattresses
featuring many important items, phenomenal prices.
Womens $3.50 to $500 Fall Shoes and Oxfords, at
$7.S5 pair
S. Satin Francois, in wide range Of fashionable
colors, at $3.50 yard
500 and $295 Bungalow Aprons, at $1.oo
1000 yards Atwood Navy Blue Costume Serge, AZ
inches wide; formerly sold $500 yard, $1os; and
many other wooden fabrics at special prices.
sale OF White and Colored Wash Goods, and many
others of great Importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
Bound to Cause Actiue Buying
These Adorable Undergarments
at Anniversary Sale Prices

and they are sure to appeal to women
who demand the utmost in underwear
-high-grade Workmanship, liberal use
of materials-cut to fit the fgure-and
quality of material beyond reproach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

ENVELOPE CHEMISES-Made of
fine quality crepe de chine, made with
tailored yokes daintily hand embroid-
cred, also some lace-trimmed 80 OK
styles. Special ............. ~A')0
NIGHT ROBES-Made of Windsor
crepe, in flesh as we'll as fancy figured
effects. Made with round or square
necks. also V necks, trimmed 81 or
with fancy stitching. ....... ~A'>0
NIGHT ROBES-Made of fine quality
crepe de chine, with tailored as we'll as
lace-trimmed yokes. These are really
very exceptional values clOE
$1.5O MISUNDERSTANDING of fine
Windsor crepe, in flesh color and fancy
figured effects. Very comfortable for
winter wear, if you don't %1OO
wear heavy undertakings. 49,. ~ wv
Third F1oor-Lan
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-02
TIRE TREAD DESIGN
is VERY IMPORTANT
Has Much to Do With Ease of
Steering Car.
Especially So on Large Machines
Where Contact With Road Surface
is Broad-Two Styles of Tires
Compieates Matters.

The tread design of an automobile
tire may be matter Of small c0nSe-
queuce 10 the driver of small car.
but every driver of heavy car knows
that the tread CONFEDERATION has
good deal 10 do with the ease with
which the car may be Steered.
On the smaller cars the area OF the
tread that is I'm contact with the road
surface is so small that an improper
design may cause little trouble. But
when heavy ear settles down on its
tires, the driver finds himself called
on for the exercise of constant atten-
ton and effort to keep the car from
swerving off the road, if the tread de
sign is improper type.
One point on which all motorists agree
is that the tires on the rear wheels
should be of a good nOn-skid pattern
and that the front tires should have
tread design that will keep them run
ming ahead in straight line with a
minimum of steering effort on the part
of the driver.
The ideal tire tread is one that can
be used with equally good results on
any wheel. either front or back. Given
such a tire a mOtorist need carry
only one spare. and his car is always
evenly balanced, no matter what tire
changes he makes. But If one style
tread is used on the front wheels and
another on the rear, the mOtOrist will
usually carry two spares. one of each
type. Having two types furnishes
further complication when il is de-
sired TO shift partly-wOrn tires from
the Woodworking rear wheels TO the
front wheels. in order to get few
thousand miles more wear out of them
before they 60 to the scrap heap. The
non-skidS used on the rear may not
he suited for front wheel purposes.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-02
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Keep the cOckerels and the culls
on the move and profit will he real
lied in cutting down the feed bills,
if in no other way.
Keep as many fowls and chickens
as YOU can accommodate properly
but no more.
Not only should hens that are not
heavy layers be expelled from the
flock. but also those which have a per.
SiStent tendency TO broodlneSs. even
though they may be easily broken up.
Place dish of charcoal where your
hens can reach ii at all times. II
will prevent disease by absorbing poi.
sonous gases and juices.
At all times Gull all sickly. inactive
hens. Good layers are active. healthy
birds. always looking for something
to eat.