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CUssINC THE COURT.

Senator Reed is "stumping" the
state making vitrolic speeches
against the paramount plank in the
Democratic platform, that endorsing
the League of Nations, and abusing
the Democratic National administra-
ton in terms more severe than ele-
giant, while still claiming to be a
Democrat.
The campaign is not on in Mis-
souri,, neither party has nominated its
ticket or adopted its platform, but
Mr.. Reed, as an excuse for his lin.
warranted actions at this time and in
defiance of all precedent, issued an
open letter to all candidates for the
United States Senate, in form of a
QUESTIONABLE, demanding to know
the attitude of each one upon the
League of Nations. To the good
sense of the Democratic candidates
only one, Judge Priest, has made a
direct answer to Mr.. Reeds demands,
agreeing with the senator's ideas in
such unequivocal terms IS to make it
appear that they were prepared and
promulgated for his benefit. Mr..
Hay. unwisely we think, challenged
Reed to debate the questions. Mr..
Long, while not directing his reply
to Reed. nade the only logical reply
to such important demands by pro-
claiming that he 10 running upon the
Democratic platform As adopted by
the national convention and is in full
accord and sympathy with the Dem
ocratic administration.
Mr.. Reed, before he became the
egotistical statesman, was . lawyer
and rated as = very good and sue
cessful one from the standpoint of .
prosecutor. As . lawyer he knows
that he can prosecute his claims
through the various courts to the SUI
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preme court and after that court ha:
decided the law in his case and issued
its mandate, then execution issue.
and his cause is ended.
Mr.. Reed denied the right of the
overwhelming majority of his Demo.
cratic conferees in the Senate and
House, the Democratic members Of
the Missouri Legislature or the Dem
ocratic state committee to question
his political course on these ques.
tons, maintaining that the only body
that had full jurisdiction over his
political acts was the party conven-
ton and he appealed to the highest
political court in the state. the Joplin
convention. That convention not
only repudiated his claims, but re-
fused to allow him to represent the
party of the state or his own district
in the National councils. He then
appealed his case to the highest par
ty tribunal in the nation. The Ma
tional convention affirmed the judg-
ment of the lower tribunals and that
mandate stands for the next four
years. :.
Mr.. Reed as party man, now
holding the senatorship by Demo-
cratic suffrage, must accept this
judgment and conform to II, or act
the part of anpettifogging lawyer and
cuss the court. 1t appears that he is
following the latter course.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-22

One Of the candidates for the
gubernatorial nomination IN Arkansas
Is making his campaign on q Sunday
baseball platform. Sunday ball 10 not
permitted in that state and he says
that It the anti-Sunday ball law is re-
oealed the churches will be invited to
use the ball parks for their Sunday
morning services. Moreover, he Of
ter: to guarantee the attendance Of
all ball PLAYERS and most Of the "fany-
at these services.
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The house committee on immigra-
tion, hearing testimony on the Japa-
nese situation in California, has not
formulated any report yet, - ito
work still is in progress. Five menu
bers, however, have said publicly that
they believe, from .their investiga-
tons, that steps should be taken to
curb the influx of japanese, and 10
regulate the social and economic lite
r those alread.- in California.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-22

Destruction of German air mater
ials in accordance with the terms ct
the treaty of Versailles has begun,
ACCORDING to advices received here
from Friedrichshafen. The work il
being carried out under the supervis-
ion Of allied army officers at Fried
richshsfen, where there are balloon
and airplane factories and elsewhere
in Germany.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-22

With 1.-THE name "Lusitania" still
legible on it, life jacket from the
big liner, torpedoed by the Germans,
wound up a five years of a drifting
cruise about the Atlantic when it was
picked up off the Race street wharf
at Philadelphia. A strand of blonde
hair was caught on it. The jacket is
believed to have been caught in an
ebb tide and carried up the river.
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A fourteen year-old girl was kill
ed and probably fifty persons injured
in automobile accidents in Chicago
Thursday, which resulted from a con-
gestion caused by an unexpected
strike of 1872 street car electricians
which seriously crippled the trans
portation lines of the city.
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The De La Huerta government has
refused to meet the terms of the man.
ifesto issued by Francisco Villa that
unless the constitution of 1857 10 re-
peaIed- and he 1877 constitution Il
abolished he viii start . reign of ter
ROT Thursday. The Huerta govern
ment il said to be holding out for
Villas unconditional surrender
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The hangmen Of Germany have
gone on strike for increased wages
says a Berlin dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph at London. at
Meiningen, according to the dispatch,
the execution of murderer could
not be carried out, as the Halle and
Munich hangmen refused to work.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-22

A triple wedding in which a moth
er and her twin daughters took part
was solemnized at Valparaiso, Ind,
THURSDAY night. Mrs. Lillian Zane
was married to John Hively, while
her children, Cora and Nora became
brides of William Baker and Harry
Erler, all will make their homes in
Valparaiso.
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The marriage of Miss Helen Taft
daughter of ex-President William
Howard Taft, and Frederick johnson,
instructor in history at Yale univer-
sity, took "lace Wednesday morning
at Union church, at Murray Bay,
Quebec, where the Taft summer
home is located
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-22

John King . famer living near Dur
ham, N. C., Thursday night found two
of his cows lying in the pasture suf-
fer;ng from some strange malady. a
veterinarian wan called and sitter
lengthy examination pronounced he
animals "beastly" drunk A search
for the cause led to . big moon
shine" SIN IN . secluded corner II
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The arrest of General Pablo Coma
lez by orders of the Provisional Pres
idcnt De La Huerts at Montery,
Nuevo Leon, Thursda-. was announc-
ed here tonight by Teodulo Beltram
monsul of Mexican Provisional Go. -
eminent,
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The politician who is a Democrat
only in off years or when he is rum
mig for county office is entitled to
no consideration by the Democratic
party at any time.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-07-22

Memphis. Tenn, was left without
experienced fire protection at noo.,
Thursday when the entire force Oi
fircmen, all members of the Fire
Fighters union, quit their jobs. TER
places were filled by volunteers, more
than 200 of whom offered their SER
vices. Only the chief and his assist
ants remained.
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the pasture. The cows had eaten a
quantity of the mash used by the H.
licit whisky manufacturers,

The Banner Fork Coal Company.
IN Harlan county Kentucky, has been
purchased by the Ford Motor Com
pany of Detroit for Ia million dol.
lars, it was announced FRIDAY.
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Federal officers are investigating
sale by druggists of patented tablets,
alleged to be Intoxicating, as a re-
suit of protests filed by parents of
young men and women following
several cases recently brought to
light at Fl. Smith, Arkansas.
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GENERAL NOTES

The soviet government is offering
a reward of million rubles for the
head of . man purporting to be Gar
Nicolas II of Russia, according to in
formation received at London.
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Five railroad men, convicted of hav-
ing violated the Lever act by particle
pating in the switchmen's strike last
April, were sentenced to pay fines of
$1,000 each by Judge B. F. Bledsoe
in the United States District Court
At Chicago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
Ell encanto de San Juan
vel OrguIIO de Pto. Rico

San Juan debe sentirse orgullosa por
contar entire sus numerosos bien sur
tidos establecimientos con uno que no
tiene que envidiar los de su genera
en- Europa v America. Nos referimos
La excelente joyeria de los sefores
''Dinet Pacheco'', la mas frecuen-
tada de la aristocracia portorrquefia,
y por consiguiente, la preferida de
nuestras classes sociales Y Sc explica
esta distinction va que en- Ell magnif-
CO establecimiento, honra y orgullo de
nuestra ciudad, Sc encuentra 10 mas
"chic" y 10 mas notable en- articulos
de joyeria, en- bolsas de orc para sefio-
ras, en- collares de perlas, en- prendas
para las damas, en- todo 10 que Sc rela
ciona, en- fin, con Ell arte tentador y
atrayente de las piedras preciosas.
Los sefiores ''Dinet Pacneco'' no
han sido remisos en- traer su acre.
ditado establecimiento las prendas
mas finas y valiosas los articulos
mas refnados y exquisitos que Sc en-
cuentran en- los grandes establecimien
tos de Europa, v este prop6si.o, de-
be mencionarse Ell incompatible surti
do en- alfilerss de corbata, para cabalIe
ros, en- sortijas de platino s6lido, de
brillantes todo genera de piedras her
mosas que han sido va colocadas en-
sus vidrieras y escaparates y coya ex
hibici6n constituye un motive de gran
entretenimiento placer.
Conocemos las fastuosas joyerias de
la Habana, las imponderables plate
rias de Madrid y Buenos Aires, y ha-
ciendo honor la verdad, debemos de-
cir que Ell establecimiento de los Sc
flores .'Dinet Pacheco,, por su va
riaci6n, por su calidad y por su esplen
dido surtido, en- NADIA tiene que envi-
diar sus afnes de las pomposas ca
pitales No todo ali es seleccionado
con supreme gusto, con exquisite are,
y es por ESQ, que el establecimiento
de los sefores 'D1net y Pacheco' ha
venido ser la joyeria de moda de la
aristocracia de Puerto Rico y. tam
bien de las classes populares, que en-
cuentran ALI desde La mas alta calf
dad en- platino hasta la mas modesto
pantalla de oro. Y 81 de ahi pasamos
los articulos de fantasia, jarrones,
ioreros, efectos de plata, v platino, y
la hermosisima collection de lamparas
europeas. que es acknowledgements, la
mas comple:a preciosa que Sc ha Wis
to en- Puerto Rico. puede afirmarse. sin
titubeos, que el establecimiento de los
seiores ''Dinet v Pacheco'', es. hoy
por hoy, la joyeria mas completa en-
variedad de las Antillas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
DE CharIa con eli insigne peTiOdista
y escfitOr don Vicente BaIbas Cap6
MPORANTES DECAMCONES DEL V7ERANO LUCHADOR s LABOR
EN- Los ESTADOS UNIDOS -UN pARTID0 POLTCO M 0FRECDO
La INDEPENDENCE PUERTO RICO

elecciones tiltimas, y tuvo en- todos los
Estados Unidos mas de dos millones de
votes. Ell candidate Gobernador de N
York, Dude Field Malone, obtuvo mas
de cientO cincuenta mil votos.
-Su presentation en- la arena de los
comicios fue solo IN tanteo. 10 que la
man los franceses un ''ballon d'essay", !,
y asi y todo, sac6 algunos representaf-
tes senadores, que son otros tantos
defensores de la causa de Puerto Rico,
porque en- Ell Progsama Plataforma de
Chicago esta expresamente consignada
la Independents De este pals como unO
de los puntos defender.
-5De niodo que usted cree possible
que algnn dia lleghe ser podez ese par
lido?
NO 10 creo possible: 10 creo seguro.
sus amigos son los mineros de carbon,
que Sc cuentan por csntenares dc miles,
porque protege sus derechos; los irlan-
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SenSaCiOna|eS deC|aTaCiOneS
del C6IebTe mariSCaI FOCh

En- una conversation que un redac-
tor de ''Le Matin'' celebr6 con el ma
riscal Foch. este le hizo un relate con
movedor de La entrevista dc Rethon.
des, donde Erzberger y winterfeld le
pidieron gracia. Este relate es sobra-
damente conocido. Lo que sigue 10 es
menos.
Despues de la Ultima discussion con
los delegados enemigos, el mariscal
Foch fu6 yer a M. Clemenceau
Dice el mariscal:
"A las nueve estaba en- casa de NJ.
Clemenceau. No fu6 muy amable con.
migo Grufia y me preguntaba que era
10 que yo habia cedido a los alemanes. i.
Todo este no tiene importancia Yo
le contests que las once podia ha-
Ger disparar el canon para anunciar
Ell fin de las hostilidades. Guerra que
ese acto Sc verifcara a las cuatro de
la tarde, en- el momento en- que 81 de-.
bia subir q la tribuna de la CAmara.
70 le die que los ejercitos aliados
habian va recibido 6rdenes Ia noche
precedente, que. por 10 tanto, a las
once SO haria el ultimo disparo de fu-
sil, y que todo el mundo 10 sabrfa. I'm
este entraron en- ell despacho monsieur
M. Nail y otras personals. que apoyarOn
mis- deseos, y entonces consinti6 en- que
Sc disparase ell caionaso las once.
Yo lie die: mi trabajo ha termina.
do; ahora comienza el vuestro"
Despues he visto con frecuencia a
M. Clemenceau, a quien he entregado
tres notas escritas. Pero permitidme
deciros el fin, que servira para expli-
caros el principle. La paz que habia el
prop6sito de tirmar me parecia mala.
Yo la resumia de esta manera: nj from
teras nj hipotecas
Para la seguridad dc Francia era ne
cesaria La frontera del Rim. frontera mi
litar, scomprend6is7, no frontera 20.
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Utica. In cuanto q las rsparaclenss ~
bidas . Rfancia. psdia 70 II ocupa.
ci6n de Ia eriila isquisrda dsl Rin. has
ia Ia sjscuci6n intsEra Del Trasado. por
que. . mi juicio, era sl 6nico medic
de obtener esas reparacionss.
En- sl mss de abfil. ereo enc sl =.
eonsegui que ss me oysra en- Il Cen.
sejO de ministries. In vnno soilclsS Ger
dido pOr Is DsIsgaci6n frances. IA
peticion habia sido rechasada Ms ncuer
do de ese Console Dc ministries Aeu.
di aeompahado por los sshorss Jules
cambon y Tardieu. Nm primer lnRar.
preguntt si no seria eonvsnisnts IN prs
cesO verbal Parece que no era ena N
cestumbre. Entoness. como 70 hahia
condgnado por eserito mis observneie
mes. entregut una copia ds elias q e..
da ministro. y dsspuss tome IA painhra
" desarroIle mt tsna: sir amrausinm.
Desputs de esto se nos rog6 qns nos
retirasemoa Al saIir die . nc Tar.
dteu, delante de ~. Jules Camboms
no habra seguridae''
TAI vez nsgus n dia en- qns hnyn
un alto Tribunal para juzearnes. por.
que Francia no eonlprsndsr& mmnra co
mo de Ia victoria hsmos hscho surrsf
Ia quiebra. Ess ala quisro prsnsntnE.
me con Ia concisneia trananlia y Ms
papeles On regla.
Todavia hics un atensativM rm6 en-
Ia session plsnaria del De mavo. sn
que 80 entreg6 = Ins possncian aflaaas
el Tratado que habia nido tsrmlnaae
durante la noche. Los portuguese. ,
no 81 quien mas. protessaron. Lnnwo
me levants y dsaarroIls md tests una
Yea mas. Made mo atandl6. madIs pro
nunci6 una palabra. , - Isvanss Ia as.
sion.
Al tomar el a sE 81 salon Immediate.
me acsrqus a ~ clsmsnesau y q.
10:
Gcontinha en- 4 "a. aal
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'soCIEDAD PoRToRRIQUENA DE
DERECHo INTERNATIONAL

Ha sido electa la nueva directiva de
esta institution. que ha de regir has
ia Ell mes de mario de 1922, la cual
es la siguiente: Presidente, don Jose
O. Hernandez; vice, don Luis Munoz
Morales; Tesorero. don Manuel F. Ros-
sy; secretario. don Juan B Huyke, y
Vocales. don Antonio r. Barcel6 don
Felix santoni y don Jose Tous Soto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10
Ell DOCTOR LOPEZ DE LA ROSA

A las muchas operaciones realizadas
con gran exito por Ell notable cirujano
doctor Leandro Lopez de la Rosa. hay
que agregar hoy la de la sefiorita Ma
ria Rodriguez Alberty. a quien ope-
70 de la garganta en- su clinica, encon-
trandose la paciente completamente
restablecida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

PARIS.-Comentando las declaracio-
mes hechas por Constantine a un agente
de la Havas los peri6dicos consideran
que Ia correspondence sostenida entire
Constantine y 81 ex-Kaiser es una prue-
ba irrecusable de la alianza entire los
dos ex-monareas
un redactor de lie Matin" entire
vist6 Mr.. Poincare para dar como
Ger las impresiones del ex-Presidente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

BERNA-La Conferences prelinsinar
de los socialistas ha terminado. Sc de-
cidi6 convocar a nueva session ell 20 de
febrero pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

deses, que son legion en- los Estados
Unidos, porque les ha prometido reco-
nocer Ell Gobierno de Irlanda en- cuanto
sea poder; los rusos, que son incontables
en- Ell Norte, porque tambien les ha pro-
metido reconocerles su Gobierno, 10 que
va ha hecho Gran Bretafia, anti-soviet
y todo; los bero-americanos, en- fin, por-
que Sc va de frente contra las pr&cti-
cas- imperialistas que han creado la JUS
ia enemistad de pueblos que debieran
ser amigos, y que solo podran serlo cuan
do suba la Casa Blanca un partido
que sinceramente los ayude desenvol-
verse y no sea una ansenaza contra La
soberania de esos pueblos, como por des-
gracia acontece ahora.
-SY que clase de cooperation cree u.s.
ted que podria prestar Puerto Rico a
esa generosa actitud?
Muy sencilla. Primero, gratitud,
que es eI mas elemental .deber de todo
el que recibe un benefcio. Despues, vo-
tos
G...-...s....!
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Sc GSpGra que D'AnnunziO
entrGgue SuS drmdS prOntO

sobre la question surgida entire constan
tino v los peri6dicos
Mr.. Poincare dijo que Constantine
habia hecho promesas los Aliados pa
ra entrar favor de estos, pero que las
promesas eran condicionales.
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LUCERNA.-La Reina de Rumania
ha salido para Paris.
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PARIs.-segdn un despacho proce-
dente de Atenas, Ell gobierno griego ha
pedido a Constantine que abdique in
msdiatamente en- favor del principe he
redero del Trono.
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RoMA--Contratorpederos y torpedo.
rOs italianos psnetrarOn en- Plume cum
plisndo las 6rdenes de su Gobierno.
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BARCELoNA.-La huelga general
continda, pero los obrerOs estan venci-
dos. Sc cree que el trabajo sera reann-
dado pronto.
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me expncare Hay diseminada p0r
todos los Estados Unidos una numerosa
colonia portorriquefia que ostentan la
ciudadania de aquel pals y que son in
dependentistas, como hay aqui nsuchos.
De Diego dijo que Ell habia conservado
La ciudadania americana para combatir
con ella por la Independence de su pa
tria. Asi 10 entendimos, aun los que ha-
biamos renunciado la ciudadania de los
Estados Unidos, y mereci6 por clio el
dictado de Primer Paria de la Raza'',
que el recogio de manos de una conf
sion POGO antes de embarcar para los
Estados Unidos, donde halo La muerte.
81 el hubiera vivido, htibiera continue
do su gloriosa peregrinaci6n por el nun
do, cumpliendo su pronsesa de conquis-
tar simpatias para la causa de La inde-
pendencia' de su patria, ciudadano de
los Estados Unidos y todo, su primer
acto habria sido, al tener conocimien-
to de que sc habfa tornado en- los Es-
tados Unidos una agrupaci6n politica
que ofrecia la independeneia de su
pals, ir depositar su voto por ella,
como ciudadano de los Estados Unidos.
Ese mismo deber es Ell que corresponds
todo portorriquefio ciudadaflo de los
Estados Unidos que viva en- aquel pals:
incorporate al "Parmer-I.sbor Party
Y votar por sus candidates en- las pro-
Xmas elecciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

PARIS, diciembre 1O.-El peri6dico
"Le Temps rechaza la tests del ex-
rey de orecia, quien dice que es objeto
de calumnias, levantadas por sus enc
migos.
FL "Temps" recuerda los telegramas
bulgaros y del ex-emperador CUTLER
mo. en- los cuaies Sc felicitaba Cons
tantino por haber ordenado los sol
dados que tiraran sobre los marinos
franceses . ingleses.
Ell importante peri6dico reproduce
pAginas enteras recordando todOs los
detailes acerca de las negociaciones en-
ire los gobiernos de Grecia y Alemania
para preparar la ocupaci6n de Roupel,
por las tropas bnlgaro-teutona
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tPoR CABLE FRANCES

RoMA.-La question de Fiume esta
en- Was de soluci6n-
FL general CapiilO, amigo de Dan
nunziO, estA a cargo de la mission Of
cial y partira de Roma portador de un
msnsaje.
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-Tambien es muy sencillo. Is mas
facil localizar desde aqui, desde cada
pueblo, desde cada barrio, desde cada
Gale campo de Puerto Rico, los
portorriquefos que viven AHA, porque
aqui estan sus famiias amigos, y una
excitaci6n que les vaya desde aqui, he
cha por la madre, por la esposa, por la
hermana o por la rovia, sera de mas
fuerza que todos los discursos que or
gan ALA EN- un idioma que no todos en-
tienden. Yea ahora 81 Puerto Rico tie
ne ahora medios de corresponder a La
ger.rcsidad de ese Partido
SO me ocurre una duda, senior Bal
has, cue no es m reproche, sino algo
que necesita explicaci6n: 5No cree vd.
que 81 todos los portoriQuenoa huhieran
imitado la conducta de los que con v.
renurcisron La ciudadania de los Es-
tados Unidos, estariamcs incapacitados
legalmente para depositar nuestros 70.
tos en- favor de ese partido en- los CO.
,legios electorales de aquel pals?
-Tiene v. raz6n; pero, sin que sea
un reproche tampoco para los qne no
renunciaron la ciudadania, pues no es
la hora de formularlos sino de unir los
esfuerzos de todos para realizar un fin
que todos beneficia, he de decirle que
81 todos los portorriquefios hubieran re-
tContinun On Ia Ga. p6gina.j
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SAY DIAMOND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material
in a poor dye. Insist on diamond
Dyes" Easy directions in package.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for construct
ing section No. 1 of Snowflake-
Pinetop project, located pa.tly
within the Sitgreaves National
Forest, Navajo county, Arizona.
will be received by the bureau OF
public roads, U. S. department. of
Agriculture, at room No. 2lS,
I.una-Stricklei building. -albltauec-
que, New Mexico. until O'clock
p. M. July 20, 1920, and will then
be opened. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids and
none will be considered except
those from contractors ascertain
ed to be experienced and respon-
sible.
The project is approximately
1913 miles in length, and thespr:n-
cipal items of work are Approx
imately as follows: 1927 cubic
yards rock excavation, 59,O41s cubic
yards common excavation, : with
several timber bridges. corrugated
metal pipe culverts. and 1920
cubic yards gravel surfacing.
The work is to be completed
within two hundred weather.
working days. The maps, plans.
specifications, estimate of quanti-
ties, and contracts forms may be
examined at the above address.
Proposals must be made on fCrins.
and In accordance with instrac-
lions, forming a part of the specf-
ficatioLs, ard must be accornpan-
led by a deposit in an amount at,
last equal to five per centttm If
the amount of the bid, in 1ccard-
aIce with said instructions
f. s. WHEELER,
Acting District Enginee-.