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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17

fact is about to make the acquaintance Of an
empty cupboard.
This condition does not spell disaster, but only
an urge to adjustment. People will eat. There
will be sale for bread when luxuries are drug
on the market. When the day comes that food
is hard to find, American appetites will bid against
one another for square meal Prices lof farm
products will soar; men in quest Of greater profit
will quit the luxury making factories and renew
their acquaintance with the plow handles and food
will again become plentiful. II
Men work in towns because town wages are
higher. When the farmer outbds the manufacturer
he will get what labor he needs. He will pay the
price, and those who eat will repay him and add
a profit.
Back-to-the-f farm talk will fall on deaf until
the farms let money do their talking When love
of money draws men back to the farms, do not
doubt that love Of eats will assure the farmer
proit.-Saturday Evening Post.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
PREFER INDEPENDENCE
TO HIGH POSITION

The Democratic party of the Philip
pines will join the Nacionalista party
which is now in, power, in the de-
mand for immediate independence of
the Philippines. Senator Teodoro
Sandiko, only members of the Demo-
cratic party in the Philippine senate,
said in an address at d luncheon at
Manila. This means that all politd-
cal PARTIES lin the Philippines are
united for independence.
The luncheon was given for men,
bers of both houses of the Philip
pine legislature by former Senator
Gabaldon, recently chosen resident
commissioner at Washington
Sergio Osmena; speaker Of the Phil
ippine house Of representatives and
head of the dominant Nacionaista
party, who was recently termed 1.-THE
greatest Filipino since Rizal," ah-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
SHIRLEY MASON STARS
IN NEW STAGE STORY

Fresh from her success inn "Her
Elephant Man" and molly and T.,
Shirley Mason is to be seen in Loves
Harvest dramatic comedy Of the
stage in New York and Paris, produc-
ed by William Fox. 1t will open at
the Grand theatre tonight.
Although she has been an actress
since the age of four (this is to say
just Is years., Miss Mason Is regard
ed as one of the "inds" of the pre-
sent season, for it is through her
charming performance in the two re-
cent William Fox productions in
which she was starred that her name
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17

and her pretty face have become
known to fans everywhere. She has
girlish charm and long and varied
experience-a rare combination.
"Love's Harvest" is from the novel
"His Harvest" by Pearl Doles Bell,
who wrote "Her Elephant Man" It
opens with a very clever situation. A
young girl is bequeathed by her ia
theirs will to a man she never has
seen. What she does in this plight
leads her into dozen situations, just
as strange; it leads her, incidentally
to Paris and to success on the concert
stage.
Fatty Arbuckle in "Out West'-a
two-part comedy will be included In
the program.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
WOMAN IS MADE
OFFICE MANAGER

The Dusk Radiator Co., Fargo,
N. D. has new office manager
woman, Miss Almeda LaF'leur.
"Why not?'' asks F. L. Wat
kin>, Pres, Dakota Business COL
leee, Fargo N. D., of which school
Miss LaFluer is a graduate. I'VE
constantly get more calls for trained
help than we can supply, both men
and women. We expect to be called
on for 1000 or more students during
the coming school year.
Join the 1000 Club and ''Follov
the successful" Fallterm Sept. !.
Write F. l.. Watkins, Pres, 8V5
Front st.. Fargo. N. -.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Why is city? Can it be that enjoyment Of
crowds iscan instinct inherited from day when
man did not walk on his hind legs and travelled in
packs a necessary precaution against the giant
Carnivora that sought him for lunch? Men hate
one another, conspire against one another, envy
another. Surely it is not love that herds them
together in cites-not love of one another Love
of money perhaps-of luxury, excitement, ease.
Persons who have more money than is required
for the purchase of necessities buy luxuries s.hun
dance of money brings an urgent demand for
necessary commodities The demand for luxuries
brings factories for the production of Injuries,
and the factories create demand for labor When
the demand for luxures is greater than usual the
demand for laborers to produce luxuries becomes
greater than usual Unusual demand for laborers
increases wages, and thus the manufacturers OF
unnecessary commodities draw into their employ
men formerly engaged at smaller wage in the
production of necessities.
Thus we have cities, and thus we have wall OF
distress from farmers.
The farm boy goes to town. Perhaps his sire
goes also. Getting out of bed at four o'clock in
the morning to milk and feed by the light Of
smoky lantern and toiling until after sunset in
order to get living does not appeal to one who
knows that he can move to town and earn-or at
least get-one dollar an hour and work but eight
hours in each twenty-four. The farm boy goes to
town, and the acres he titled grow rank with weeds
One engaged in the business of manufacturing
luxuries makes greater profit than one engaged
in the business of producing something to eat
American farms produce food enough for America
and great surplus for export surplus, whether
Of food or silk means low prices.
The days of food surplus are drawing near an
end. The farmer can no longer find laborers. He
cannot till his fields alone And this fat and luxury
loving country Of ours, little it may realize the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Excursiou Comes.

Ted Smith reports that excursion from Min
neapolis to Bemidji is of the certainties of
the near future, The French people in that city
have sort Of religious society under the auspices
of which they give summer excursion. Last week
Mr.. Smith succeeded in getting the managers and
railway company to make the excursion general
one, so that all classes may come. The excursonl
will strike Walker, Cass La and Bemidji and
tinue at least three days. AS CassLake and Walker
have been visited before by many Twin Cities
people, Bemdj ought to get the bulk of the crowd,
which would mean big thing.
AS this will probably be the last excursion of
the season. our people ought to get hustle "on,
dig deep into their pocket books for preliminary
expenses that make good impression on these
visitors. Mr.. Smith has been active in securing
excursion crowds and this last effort of his ought
to be appreciated by our people with hearty CO.
operation.
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TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST H., 1920

dressing Senator Gabaldon, said:
''We urge upon you in your capa-
city of resident commissioner to the
United States to- tell Congress and
the people of that noble country that
we who are gathered here today
would prefer to be the lowest and
humblest citizens of the Philippines
with, independence in our hands than
the eladers that we now are in our
country under the tutelage of another
country"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
CONNIE TALMADGE TAKES A
FALL OUT OF BoLsHEylsM

, Rex-Today and tomorrow.
I Cast,
Mary Blake, Constance Talmadge.
James Stanhope, Charles Meredith.
Mrs. Stanhope, Elizabeth Garrison.
J: J. Simmons, Joseph Burke.
- Grimes, the Anarchist, Ned A.
Sparks.
~. The Story.
When Mary reached marriage
able age, she was a little vamp, hay
ing started her life work when in knee
dresses, practicing on the peanut man
on the corner.
When Jim Stanhope reached a mar
riageable age he was young woman
hater. He had given up the Royal
Femidine Gyp ever since the Candy
Age, up through the Park Age,
Chorus Girl Age, etc.
3. No Twin Beds for Him.
By the time Jim became an eligible
customer for twin beds he was
junior partner in a shipyard. When
Mary reached the age where she
could Withstand married life she was
q secretary-stenographer - typist,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
''CUPIDA THE C0WPUNCHER"

"Cupid-The Cowpuncher" the
new Goldwyn picture starring Will
Rogers which comes to the Grand the
alter for two>days commencing Thurs
day is-a typical Rogers vehicle. It
gives the famous cowboy ample op-
portunity to do some fancy riding,
roping and good comedy. AS Alec
Lloyd, one of the Bar Y cowpunchers,
ERogers is a favorite with the gang
land won for himself the nickname OF
cupid" thru his unfailing propen-
sity for marrying off "the boys"-the
maches not always proving unalloyed
happiness.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
JONES IS COMING

George Broadhurst's funny farce,
"What Happened to JONES'" has been
transferred to the screen with Bry-
ant Washburn as the star. 1t will be
seen at the Elko theatre for two days
beginning tomorrow, Wednesday
next. A fine cast has been assembled
for this great Paramount Aircraft
production.
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Clark Llavishly handed Out cigars to his many

friends.
Mr.: Clark is bright, intelligent young and
for the past summer has discharged the duties of
assistant Judge of probate. The bride is niece
of l. S. Boyer and W. S. Brannon.
We extend congratulations.
have church edifce here on the lots donated
them months ago opposite the school. To raise
funds to that end, they will give supper at Sutton
& 0lsons ice cream parlors Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th, from $3.50 to $3.50 p. M Our people
should remember the date and this worthy move
along An auction will follow the supper.
Three prominent business men from Illinois, Louis
Faust of Bloomington, J. s. McCleand of Decatur
and H. P. Luse of Chicago, are taking an airing
in Beltrami county woods. They impressed
with our lake that they will put in vapor launch
for use next They went up to Turtle River
Monday under the protecting wings of Dad
Plummer.
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but most ofall a vamp.
The Dear Boy Speaks.

Mary got crush on Jim the mo-
ment she heard him address the
Working Girls club. He spoke
against Bolshevism, and angered sew
eral Reds at his shipyard. He looked
like such a<Perfeet Dear that Mary
decided to gets job at his plant. She
received no encouragement from the
other girls who told = her that the
Stanhopes employed character ex-
pert who could tell flirtatious girl
and who gave Mary the air.
Look Intellectual, Young Lady.
Turned down by the character ex-
pert Jim tells Mary to study up the
character course in the Working
Girls club library. Mary leaves his
office dejectedly, and Jim goes back
to reading threatening letters from
>Bolsheviks
clsop.tr. a |. New England.
Mary finds that a protruding chin,
high forehead and conservative
clothes are big elements in the char
acter course. Making up to look the
part, Mary finally gets by the char
'cter expert, and goes to work for
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
Clark-Parker.

''Married-By Judge Carson, at the residence of
l. S. Boyer, Wednesday, September IL, Marion
This was the news we received Wednesday, even-
ing, and it was verified this morning when Mr.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17
NEWEST EDGAR LEWIS.
FILM IS POTENT DRAMA +
OF TWIN BROTHERS

The long awaited Edgar Lewis pro-
,duction, "Other Mems Shoes is an
nounced for showing at the Rex the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-17

With the millions of dollars men, morally ndif-
ferent to their influence willing to put into
demoralzing> moving pictures, why are men, pro-
Tossing their interest in the welfare Of youth,
slow to invest their money in moving pictures that
would inspire and ennoble the young? A few thou
sand dollars invested in series of films in the
line Of humane education would bring larger
turns of good than invested in anything else we
know.
In fifteen southern states and the District of
Columbia the teachers of white children receive at
the rate of $1032 for each child, the teachers Of
the colored children at the rate of $3.50 for each
child
One of southern states is paying $9.41 per
capita for teaching its 268,000 white children and
$1.78 per capita for teaching its 208,000 colored
children.
Canada is a greater country now than ever,
judging by her export Of whiskey and sugar to the
United States.
Insects such as coekroaches, I. w. w. and Boil
shevists should always be extermnated at the first
opportunity. -
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Notice. I"
Having sold our stock of general merchandise to
O'Leary & Bowser, we wish all persons owing US
or being owed by u.s. would call and help us
straighten up books before the first of the
month. T. & G. Richards.
Harry Reynolds Of Michigan arrived here Satur-
day to visit at the home Of his uncle J. L. Reynolds
After a few minutes visit he decided to send fol-
his trunk.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12

Octubre 10.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12
M. Leon NJ. Sau|nier

Presentado por nuestro excelente ami
go Mr., Emile Bouret, actual jefe de
la gran casa de joyeria de J. P. Bou
ret, y quien por su cortesia caba.
ilerosidad ''deroule le plus fantastique
film de cinema qui Sc puisse revec'', tu
vimos el gusto de saludar al muy illus
trado professor de frances Mr.. Leon p.
Saulnier por la facultad de Letras de
Lyon (Francia) quier, durante algu
nos anos, dict6 cursos EN- las mas i'm
portantes poblaciones de la America de-,
Sur, con exito sorprendente, por sus
bueros resultados, segnn hemos leido
en- Ia prensa, no solamente a nifios, 81
no tambien a personals de distinguida
posici6n social, como abogados, medicos
y periodistas.
Mr.. Saulnier, que es un caballero
muy quito y muy afable, ha conseguido
abrir catedras de frances en- la young
Mer's Christian Association" en- ell
reputado Colegio de Mocz6. Damas dis
tinguidisimas de nuestra sociedad lie han
hablado asimismo para que les de clase,
convencidas de la importancia, la be
lleza v la utilidad del idioma de Vic
ter Hugo. Con los metodos de Mr. Saul
nier,. confirmados por larga practica,
los discipulos adquieren en- pocos me-
ses ell dominic del idioma.
Nos completeness en- reiterar nuestro
afectuoso saludo al ilustrado professor,
quien tendra aqui ell lisonjero triunfo
que merece.
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Mercedes SoIa

Inyitada por el sefior Principal los
grades noveno y decimo de la Alta IS
cuela, en- Juncos, ha dado una con. E.
rencia en- el salon de actos de la esot E.
la de aquella poblacion, nuestra lustrS-
da amiga la senorita Mercedes g c,la.
desarrollando ell tema ia Mljer Nc
derna'', tema que fue propuesto por el
senior Huiele, persona de competency n
asuntos escolares.
La sehorita Sola acept6 la invita- IN
con la mayor complacencia, puss ha reci
bido grandes muestras de simpatia y al
n:iracion de toda la juventud escolar y
ell cuerpo de profesoras, entire los que Sc
cuentan muy entusiastas elementos de
progrtso.
Sabemos que la sefiorita Sola ha te-
nido OCCASION de presenoiar un debate ell
tire las seiioritas FORTUNE y Gonzalez, v
los j6venes Montafez, Davila, Garcia,
Bustamante, Rexach y Rodriguez FL
triunfo tuvo de parte del grupo feminis-
ia, pero los esfuerzos fueron igualmente
admirables de parte de todos.
Con nuestra felicitaci6n a esa juven-
tud estudiosa y progresista, vayan tam
bien nuestros placemes para la muy va
hosa sefiorita Sola por haber propagado
EN- terreno fertil, la causa simpatica a
que con tanto fervor como entusiasmo
Sc dedica.
ALI tambien, como en- ell Ateneo, ha-
bia recogido la meritisima dana porto
rriquefa muchas flores y muchos aplau-
SOS, con su palabra culta persuasive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12

Estamos pagando Ell cemente un pre-
clio exorbitante. Diez veces mas caro-
que antes de la guerra.
La construction de casas esta parali-
sada case por falta del material
Los ediicios de cemento armada han
resistido las pruebas de las dltimas con-
vulsiones de la terra. En- aquellos cata-
chsmos de dolorosa recordacion resis-
theron esplendidamente las violentas sa-
cudidas
/ Fabricas de cemento, sobre todo el
llamado armada es un exito indiscutible.
GQue pasa en- nuestro pals? No hay
capitales, ST capitales hay.
mo hay inteigencias. ST que las hay
en- Puerto Rico.
GHay iniciativas en- nuestro pals? Pa
rece que iniciativas no hay, habiendo
tantos Bancos repletos de dinero mon
taiias cuajadas de materiales excelentes
para hacer cemento en- abundancia
! GY Sc puede hacer en- Ponce ese ce-
mento con ell cual Sc hacen casas?
GQuien 10 duda?
No es otra cosa que el resultado de
calentar a un calor excessive, una meg
ella de carbonate de calcio, limestone
barro, CLAY, este es Ell silicato de
aluminio que usamos para hacer ladri-
llos, que es aqui de superior calidad.
Muchas piedras de cal, miradas con
desden en- nuestra zona rural Una We
cindad muy cerca de la ciudad contienen
ell limestone" y ell "clay", en- las pro
porciones requeridas para que ell resul-
tante de la combustion sea ell cemeneo
natural.
Y la tnica difeyencia entire este ce-
mento natural y ell artificial estriba, en-
que hay que mezclar Ell barro la tosca
con la piedra de cal en- proporciones de
una parte del barro con tres parties de
la piedra de cal.
Estas piedras hay que picarlas, des
pues someterla un calor n:Iy inter
no, de tai suerte que ambas piedras Sc
fundan. Despues Sc deja enfriar ell pro-
ducto para pulverizarlo finalmente.
La calidad del cemento depende del
grado de fineza que Sc sorneta Ia pull
verizacion del producto
Estas piedras Sc llevan a un horno
giratcrio, este es, 'rotatory line kiln >
en- donde las piedras trituradas Sc some
ten a un calor muy intense.
FL proceso de la fabrication del ce-
mento es un proceso de zanzibar ell car
bon de piedra por cemento
81 ell carbon de piedra es caro-, carl
simo, igual precio ha de resulsar Ell ce
n.'nto, pues es enorme la cantidad dc
calor requerido para estos processes.
Mas con ell sistema de mecheros de pc
troleo crudo, ell proceso de la combus
tion queda reducido ell costo del proce-
SO, un precio muy moderado.
Con estos mecheros estan laborando
az1car en- Puerto Rico muchos centra-
les.
Claro esta que las maquinarias cnestan
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Fabrica de Cemento

algunos centenares de miles de dolares
pero al enorme precio que Sc cotiza EN-
ell pals el producto, ell negocio ha de YER
10 fabuloso, ell nilo de mas tierua inte!-
gencia.
PENNSYLVANIA es una zona RIGA, muy RIGA
en- fabrication de ese producto, y hay
ALI invertidos capitales inmensos en- Ia
exploitation de un producto que nosotros
podemos elaborar en- Ponce, un precio
muy barato.
Toda esa zona rica en- hornos de cal
pr6xima Ponce contiene ell material re-
querido.
Ell Cemento no contiene yeso, como
err6neamente cree el vulgo
No es producto extraido de minas CO.
mo Green otros, el cemento no es sino
piedra de cal y barro fundidos a un ca
lor que ambos en- semi-fusi6n queden IL
gados.
Despues es question de pulverizacion
y embase. FL carbonate de calcio en- qui-
mica es conocido por C2Co3, es uno de
los compuestos que abundan mas en- la
naturaleza y que en- Ponce tenemos en-
tai abundancia que podemos fabricar Ell
cemento para exportarlo tambien.
La piedra que usan:os para fabricar
la cal-viva en- Ponce es precisamente la
misma piedra que necesitamos aqui, pa
ra Ell cemento.
Y quien dice Ponce, dice toda la isla,
pues estas piedras abundan en- este pals
ell todas direcciones.
Cuando Sc quema la piedra para ha-
, Ger cal, Sc expele Ell gas dioxido de car
bon que contiene en- incredible cantidad,
de donde resulta que la cal viva no es
otra cosa, qufmicamente hablando, que
6xido de calcio, extraida por la descom-
posicion del carbonate de calcio un fue
go intense, entonces ell CaCO3, Sc con-
cierte con Ell calor en- Gao mas Coz, gas
que Sc ha escapado
El oxido de cal Sc funde $500 grades
Farh. Debido al grado de infusibiidad
GA cA uCIuCAO MANIA u6
ell oxido de cal sc emplea, en- la luz de
calcio luz de CAL sin quemador ideal
Sc obtiene asi, que todo 10 funde.
Ell cemento no es sino una mezcla de
silicato de calcio y calcio aluninato,
cuando este compuesto quimico Sc meg
ella con aqua tai como Sc emplea en- la
fabrication de edifcios de concrete, sc
efectGa una reacion que no es otra cosa
que la conversion; este es, la transforma-
cion del illuminate Y silicato de calcio
contenido en- ell cemento seco, en- otros
silicatos del mismo metal contenidos en-
Ell aqua combinada: este es, hidroxido
de calcio y cuya dureza es tai que pue-
de resistir una vez endurecido, una pre-
sion de siete mil libras por pulgada
cuadrada.
FL cemento que Sc puede fabricar
aqui, seria tan superior como cualquier
otro aqui importado de las mejores ia
bricas.
Licdo. Francisco Giol TEXIDOR.
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den copia, pues no respondemos de 30
fevoluci6n on case de no ntilixarlos
nj sosteneulos correspcndencia sobr.
clos.
FL hecho 10 quo este dialio publique
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o o LAB B Oh oIo N

A los sefiores que nos honran env.An
donos espontAnsamente trabajos de CO.
hboracion les recomendamos que guar
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DESDE HUMACAO

La casa de don j. A, Diaz, fue OBJ
jeto de un robo, consistente en- va
rias prendas de vestir un reloj de-
pro. Ell opresunto autor del robo 10
es Francisco Figueroa (a) "Masca
hierro", quiep fue arrestado por la
policia
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r Z M I N G. T o N
1.-THE BEST"
I y p e w r ter

cas- Hacienda, quedando las restan
tes en- la planta baja. Con la nueva
refornsl de que ha sido objeto este
edificio, representa- ser hoy uno de
los primeros en- ell distrito de orien-
te.
Ell Jefe de la Policia, acompanado
del Investigator de Rentas Internas
sus subalternos, estan practicando
invetigaciones en- todos los sitios DON
de sc expende ron.
Sabemos que ya han presentado va
rios casos ante la Corte Federal
Ell CORRESPoNSAL.
Octubre 10.
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Por infraccion al Art. $50, del Co
digo Penal, fue denunciado y conde-
nado por ell tribunal municipal Lo-
renzo Castro, quien ingreso en- la
carcel para cumplir ounce dias de
reclusion. penal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-12

Estlndo va terminado en- parte, la
reconstruction del edifcfo de la Ca
'sa Acadia, sc estan instalando en-
su planta alta las oficinas de Secre-
tar.n, Servicio Publico, Obras Publ
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suscribass q e. MUNco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-17
OLGA La PoLIcIA

/ va es tempo de que la policfa tome
alguna acci6h con las guaguas que
hacen Ell trafico entire San Juan y
Martin Pena. Nosotros mejor que
nadie sapemos positivamente, pues
las utilizamos todos los dias, que es-
tas guaguas prestan un efcientisimo
servicio a los que viven en- Santurce
y Puerta de TERRA; pero aparte de
todo este ell publico tiene que conve-
mir en- que a muchos de esos chauf-
feurs que las manejan hay necesidad
de meterlos en- cintura.
Els verdaderamente milagroso que
no ocurran diario ocho diez muer-
tes, pues es un> vertigo como corren
esas guaguas, en- una carretera tan
angosta como la central.
Ahora, con motive de la aperture
del curse, ell policia q. esta prestando
servicio frente al edificio escolar,' de-
be hacer parar la guagua al paso de
una persona pie cuando pasan por
frente a las escuelas, la hora de
entrada v saljda; de no hacerlo asi
ocurriran por esos sitios infinidad de
desgracias.
Frente las escuelas Brumbaugh,
Padres Redentoristas, High School, y
Jose Julian Acosta, nunca debe de
faltar un policfa, pues esos son los si-
tios que mas peligro ofrecen a 10 ho-
ia de entrada y salida.
Esperamos que el digno CAPTAIN
Schettini en- .bien de la comunidad
atienda este asunto que es de vital i'm
portancia.