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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
Basket Social

A social and play will be given In
District 80. Three miles north of
Kandiyohi Friday night, March 26th,
at o'clock. Ladies' please bring
baskets. Lunch served. &e~ :"
NINE S. JOHNSON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
SOLDIER BONUS MOVES


. Bonus legislation for war veterans
has been pretty fully threshed out in
hearings before the ways and means
committee, which has been forced by
public opinion to decide that some
thing must be done for the boys who.
served with the colors. It now seems
likely that the committee will report.
bill giving 81 a. day for the time
served by each man, with minimum
payment which will be fixed some
where between SIS and 1925. $780,.
The American Legion spokesman
asked that the veterans be each OFFER
ed three alternatives either voca-
tional training or $50 bond, or q
chance to develop a homestead on land
to be reclaimed by the government for
their use.
The Veterans Of Foreign Wars sug-
gested $1-a-day bonus, with 500 ad-
ditional for those who went overseas.
The World War Veterans, Inc, and
the Rank and File Veterans assoeia-
ton asked for 81 day, with a mini
mum of $3.50. -, - z: sczss
The Private Soldiers and Sailors
Legion asked for a $500, lump sum
payment. =. 49, :
Most of the organizations are agreed
that vocational training is Of great i'm
portance, but that it should be dealt
with in a separate bill and not confus-
ed with the bonus ISSUE -. ~: -:@ez.- )
Veterans or others desiring to OK
press opinions on these points should
promptly write to Chairman zFordney
{ of the ways and means committee of
the house, or write Congressman John
M. Baers or Congressman J: H. Sim
clair, House Office Building, Washing
ton: - = ~ ~ " X 'vs~Sz2s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
Why Not You?

The pleasing well decorated home has holding force,
grasp not only upon yourself but upon your friends IL. the
the home that the enjoys. Why shouldn't you have that
pleasing effect that harmonious appearance your home?
Call my shop and look the large a..omepet Of upo-
date Wall Paper and the question is answered.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
The Supreme Issue.

The Passage of this act and the
return of the railroads to private
management under it's provisions
makes or should make the transport
tation question the Supreme issue
of the election of our next Congress.
Every farmer who likes to go down
into his pocket and dig up enough
money to pay fat salary to big rail-
way magnates largely fixed by them
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17
OURWASI1INCTON LEITER

WASHlNGION. II. C.-OQe-lOr-
tieth of the sugar used in the United
States is produced in Louisiana. The
Louisiana crop last year was failure
only about one-third of normal. Its
cost per pound was ruinously high.
But then so was the cost of the
western North Dakota, on the average,
any time these past four years. The
American public was not compelled to
pay for its -four and its bread a price
high enough to yield profit to the
farmers who harvested four bushels
per acre in the drouth area of the
Northwest.
Cuba's sugar crop last year was
100000 tons, or enough to supply the
United States. 1t was offered to the
United States government at 81
cents pound. Seven members of the
sugar equalization board, appointed
by the president, urged that this offer
be accepted, as had similar offer the
previous year. One member advised
against it. Herbert Hoover advis-
ed against it, The president took
Hoover's advice, although Hoover had
been out of the country and knew
nothing of the situation. The Cuban
offer was made first in August and
again in September. Meanwhile the
high retail price and the scant supply
of sugar had become a national scan
dial. The president again refused the
offer of the Cuban crop, which would
have made the retail price of sugar in
the United States IL or IL cents a
pound.
PALMER's TELEGRAM
Then Attorney General Palmer,
who had announced himself as the
Jack who was to kill the Giant of high
prices, sent this telegram to United
States District Attorney Mooney, at
New Orleans, On November 8:
"YOur wire of the 9Th, dealing re-
suits of conference. Consider agreed
price rather high, BUT HEREBY
CONCUR IN MAXIMUM FIXED
PRICE OF II CENTS FOR LOUIS
lana PLANTATION CLARIFIEDS,
Is CENTS FOR LOUISIANA CLEAR
GRADUATED. Understanding that
all contracts for higher price to be
abrogated. Further suggest, if posi-
BILE, you secure an agreement in writ
ing by authorized committee of Louis
lana producers and refiners, to be used
as prima facie evidence where prices
are charged in excess of agreement.
You are hereby Instructed to imme-
diately prosecute any violator of this
agreed prices PALMER
This telegram, according to Mr.. "a
briskie of the sugar equalization
board laid the basis for an immediate
increase in the price of the Cuban
crop to match the fixed price, which
was to be paid for Louisiana sugar.
Today the people of the United States
are engaged in paying about $780,:
100000 more for their sugar for the
year 1920 than would have been the
case if the president had bought the
Cuban crop and if Palmer had not
made his deal with the Louisiana
crowd
The house Of representatives is so
worried at this deal in sugar. that it
voted, by 169 to @124, to conduct q
thorough Investigation into the whole
scandal.
=: y
Indiana daily times., 1920-03-04

w Six rooms. thoroughly mod
W ern; northeast; immediate
~ IN possession. AL on ground
~ IN floor. GEO. A. LUCAS.
Realtor. EOS American
Central Life. Circle $500. Evenings lFv-
ington 3ss.
Indiana daily times., 1920-03-04
TYPIsTs, BILLING
rWo GIKLs TO WORK IN OUR OFFICE

at 81 a day in exchange for IA business
course. This is a splendid opportunity for
you If you are anxious to take business
course. but little short funds. Ask
for Fred W Case principal CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Pennsylvania and
Vermont SITS. Next door to Y. W. Q. A.
Indiana daily times., 1920-03-04

EARN MAGIC; ENTERTAIN YOUR
friends. HAsx2ssn - 49, Central ave.
Indiana daily times., 1920-03-04
Five-ROOnn

semi-modern bungalow. 100 block n.
Belle Vieu place
STATE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.
Phones. Main 451T; Res, Belmont z0S7.
Indiana daily times., 1920-03-04
COLORED BUYERS

\ CAN SELL To YOU, AT A WONDER
! full bargain. a 5-room seni-modsrn
home 1851 Oakland Ave; newly deco
rated inside; all kinds of bearing fruit,
three kinds Of berries; grape arbor; lot.
50x2o0; fine location; $4,000. $4,000 cash.
will handle Irv. s1s4, W. d. WOODS.
Indiana daily times., 1920-03-04
The E. B. Cassatt Co..
910 Hume-Mansur Bldg.
WORKING MEN
FEATHERS

Bought, sold, renovated, mattresses and
pillows made to order. Est. 1885. E F.
BURKLE. 416 Mass. ave. Main 1923. New
23-776
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-16
RESULTADO POSITIVE ES LO
QUE Ell ENFERMo DESEA

81 esta I'd. enfermo, 10 que necesi-
ia es ponerse bien, no promesas de
mejorfa. Deseamos que I'd. mismo
juzgue las bondades de Anticalculina
Ebrey para los rinones, higado y veji-
ga, por las curaciones que dicha me-
dicina ha efectuado.
La prueba real de 10 que puede ha-
Ger Anticalculina Ebrey Sc verifca
despues de haber sido tomada por ell
enferno. Deseamos que los enfermos
juzguen por 81 mismo acerca de- los
reales de Anticalculina Ebrey.
SabeIuos que Anticalculina Ebrey ha
curado a cientos de miles de enfer-
mos, y sabemos que 81 Sc somete a la
prueba sale triunfante.
81 esta I'd. enfermo de los rinoi IS,
vejiga e higado, y desea curarse con
Ia Anticalculina Ebrey, escriba a
Ebrey Chemical Works, 80 West
Broadway, New York, y recibira gra-
tis un interesante folleto. La Anti
calculina Ebrey Sc encuentra de venta
en- todas las boticas. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-16
Fotografia Colorado
"IMPoRTANTE A NUEsTRos
CLIENTEs YxAL PUBLICo
EN- GENERAL"

La Fotografia Colorado avisa a su
numerosa clientele y al p1blico en- ge-
neral que partir del dia II de este
mes Gerard sus talIeres al pdblicO
los domingOs, debido al excessive ira
bajo , fin de dsr .un dia de descan-
so q sus empleadOs. Las personas de
Ia isla que no puedan hacer sus foto-
grafias los dias de traBaiO. pueden
hacerIo los dias de fiesta que tendre-
mos alberto hasta las tres de la .tarde.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-16
CARBON BARATo

SERVINGS dOmiciliO sacos de 8 Ia
tas $1.75, y detallamOs en- el pues-
to ndmero uno de la Plaza del Merca-
10, carbon aTS0, eentavOs lata. Hue
yos, aVes y cerdos, precios sin COM
petencia. rzl.'
Lame al telefono del puesto de la
Plaza No. 1862 o la residencia, Sol
81, TelefenO No. S79 a J. de Remoty,
y sera atendidO en- el actO.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-16
ACADEMIA DE MEDIcINA

El martes 20 del actual, a las ocho
de Ia noche en- el sitio de costumbre,
Sc celebrara la septima session ordina,
ria de Ia Academia de Medicina
de Puerto Rico
Continaara Ia discussion del tema
Didgn6stico DifereB6idt de fds Pife.
9ias TropicGIes mas eonasnnsemte oo-
serU0dGs en- Puerto Rico
Ell acto sera pdblico..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-16
AUTOMOBILES en- venta


A precios muy bajos, la casa C. A.
Soler & Co. 0frece los siguientes au-
tOmoviIes.
1 CROW-ELKHART de pasajeros,
con meses usO.
1 BUICK, S pasajeros, 6 cilindrOs,
con capOta y cubreasientOs nuevOs,
bien pintadO.
1 CHANDLER, pasajeros, acaba-
do de piRtar.
1 SAXON, 4 cilindrOs cincO pasa-
ierOs.
l GUAGUA, de IL pasajeros.
i CHASSIS PACKARD, grande.
(: TodOs estOs automobiles estan la
vista en- ell Garage, calle del CristO
No. 22h. - Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-16

81 DIR. BoCANEGRA LOPEZ,
San Francisco 54 Caltos de Ia Fmma-
cia de BlaneO1. anuncia que a partir
de 6sta fecha ampIiara sus horas de
consultas de 9 a ~ a. m. y de 2 q s
p. m. dfas laborabIes ' de 10 a IL 4 m.
dias festivos.
Julio ls de 1890. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

Guynplaine, sin yer la mueca de su
rostro, solo ella podrS comprender
todo 10 que llevamos oculto tras es-
ia caratula absurda, tras esta faran-
idula de llantos y risas.
Guynplaine, 81 desde tu tablado
vuelves yer a Josiana, la duquesa,
la dana de purpura, despreciala que
ella es mas farsante que td. Guam
do te hablen los Doctores cuando
te liable Ursus, die que eres mas flo
SOTO que ellos, y 81 no te Green ense-
males el rostro que no 10 entenderan
v sera todo un problema filosofico
para ellos. 81 un poeta te habla de
sus versos, die que eres mas poeta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
La Tribuna del P1bIico
DON MIGUEL ECEIEVARRIA
ES Ell HOMBRE

Al dar eomienzo los partidOs polft-
cos a los prepaFativOs de la batalla
lconieial que Sc librara en- noyiembre
pr6ximO en- Puerto, Rico, es oportuno
con la anticipation necesaria determi-
mar les candidates que dentro de cada
agrupaci6n, podran esforzarse por te-
sner mayor numero de votOs para el dfa
de la ante-elecci6n (primariasl. efec-
tuada por cada colectiyidad en- los res
pectivos municipiOs, y saliT procla-
mados, sus candidates oiciales.
/ Los peDnblicanos de San Juan nece-
Esftan ir dando va su consideration a
los nOmbress de los, eaballeros a Qniepes
Sc les disDutara ell honor de eneasillaF-
los en- una Q mas candidatiras, que.
para la provision de los seargosf electi-
vos mHnicipales concurran a Ia ante
elecci0n. f -.'isiIs y oiHi ~
h ~ liss@a9t u sjI, w,s4L
Los electores deben ir pensaIadO des--
de ahora en- Ia c0nvenieneia de los in
tereses partidaristas. es, sH impera-
two. eateg6rico no deposi,aF sa con
fianza sinO en- aqueIlos c0rreligionarios
de hQnradez aerisolada. capacidad COM
|probada Y buena voluntad reyelada pa.
ira proBendeu al engrandeci1aiento del
credit0 administratixo que Sc les con-
fie. y a la huepa armonfa social v al
ineesante progreso de Ia comunidad,
de los oHalps han de ser entusiastas'
prdRnlsores, VI leales servid0res.
Los electores capitalenos siguiendo
Fsu tIadicidn de selegir con acierto los
iadministratiores de San Juan, sabran
ZEN 1920 buscar los mejores, mas aptos
v mas trabajadores hombres. para en-
|itregarles el manejo de la cosa p1blica.
Don Miguel Echeparrfa en- quian Sc
|iesta pensando sacramento por una bue-
ma palte del electorado para .darle eli
toalgo de Coinisionado de Servicio Pd-
blico de San Juan, es un caballero al
etamente merecedor de tan grande con.
|sfianza. Els els de integridad completa.
|senergico, de caracter frme, inteligente,
ocupa una buena posici6n social es
generalmente conoeidos de todos los
.-re tsf n !. 1 : " Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29
& HlllbIGli. que RiG
Victor Hugo

Somostnobles v buenos, muy mobiles
Y muy buenos cuando nacemos como
este G,1ynplaine. Pero luego los "com
'prachicos'' y tahures, que aun abun-
dan, nos deforman Ell alma y el ros-
'tro en- ell cabaliete de sus insidias, de
'sus maldades, de sus perfdias v nos
condenan llevar eternamente por
la vida una mueea espantosa y absur-
,da. Y hacen de nosotros un mons
,truo de risa, v hacenlos reir riendo...
81 oyen nuestra carcajadas, 81 ven
fnuestra sonrisa, pensaran los estl-
sRidos, los imbeciles a1n los mis-
mos que nos deformaron, que reimos
de veras, muy de veras... mientras
Dor dentro ruje Ell coraz6n, mientras
Horatiaos y sangra el alma herida de
lun gclpe mortal. Solo una ciega, una
iciega como Dea que vi6 al bueno de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

nj fn,auE lnaGNasnGslslrnn A slmgmsla.
A.AmAs a. nna aeufs nlssgnuir.sie ms,a
taHs 1sala. 81 aEs1nn msliuana tttslr
nna eEl.nr1loa azafsasa. l.llalrNN. sub.
NaHa1orn. o1anHNa4lar = 10 a. nasssfa
nsnlu1 Ingeie - l.In.la o. ianta s.ne.
H4aaAman anrmnle infrur ni,as = n
uf4frsa. EuHrnnna iris hn isslso una
e.s,erlnIiEina e. ssle renrlo. lsn a. eia.
- slegFa rraeins a esio nos F.aFssla
ezcslruie u canlun1a. aungue las DE-.
mAs AHnEns ~ esifn VA aEananla cu.n
h gslmnF1 tg,le.
81 roS ~ mny agfnanl,le cslnsa e.sp
exquisite wlixio ) halla deliciosameiIie.
lse pnelle IHalir mass
BGeranRa lfls fue calunosamrnie
aplandlda.
N baritone sefior Ramos. ya eonocI-
DO en- Madrid: Il baJo Banquells: RI
seisor Galeno. que e. nn actor con mn-
cha Wis e6miea y el seiior Pinedo fne-
ron muy aplaudislos tambien.
" Despnfs de la eiadg GIcgrc. Espe-
RAMA Iris nos di0 a conocer unas de-
lieiosas canciones meJicanas. y en- el
entrenies "El altimO capitulo" puso
una vez mas de relieve su gracia y sns
admirables aptitudes artistfcas.
Muy lujosa la representation esceni-
ca en- todos sus detalles.
Sea bien venida la hermosa artista.
y quIera Talia que usufructde muchas
temporaslas el teatro de In Zarzuela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

EspsTuass frla ~ - nsrrnela.
- seaa oonalaa ~ ssmn eknnplaana
las xfsNgncAns une hmnsa msnmarm ~.
hian tlrGa1o nnunm - - masfiss a.
iissns1nn lrlN
kihalnla an.kl'r rn e. tfsls Alrprl
nss exllicamns ~ faeil snrcsil1n su1're
ielos los pdhllr,s nas exlfnf M pIp.
fssllAstancla ~ a ieairs amrrionnn.
Esqwsanna Iris iicne las mas pgsall.
cias ealdiciunos para trimnfar. 50 nen.
Ira - mnndnna diaiinei6n. slrgnnle ,
eraciesa ~ wa exI,rezixa , simpalicn.
h Enanera Dc hacr. u rcsio. 4 ode.
man. sa bnen gnsto ga Il vesfir. "a ai-
~ de- reilnado cosnqulitis,no. tedo le
aynda realzar ~ arse q. nas muesira
con perfecia ammonia de mntices.
No jnzeamos avenfnraao a declr qhe
ETneranza Iris se adneaara mny pran.
10 De nueSfrO pdhlico y coniara sns NJ.
presenfaciOnes pOr igual ndmerO de
exiios.
Ya pndo aprecIarse este anOche. por
RI que alcanz6 en- la ginda Alcgrc, exi-
to del que fleron partfcipes Ia seAori-
Ia Garcia Blanco. artista de honrosa
historic. y el baritone Ramos. que can
IA con elegante dicl6n. Gust6 mucho
tambien Ia lujOsa presentation ' los
efectos de luz, que dan exfraordinaria
animaci6n v algeria al esPectaculo.
La notable pareja de bailes norte-
americaRos Maria Nina CoriO fae
aplaudida.
Termin6 tan agradable fiesta con In
representation del entremes, de los
Quintero. BI dltimo capttHlO, en- el que
Esperanza Iris sc nos revel6 como ex-
eelente actriz de comedia. Los sefores
Ramos y Galeno la secundaron con
plausible acierto.
En- suma, una presentation afortu-
Inada, una actriz de positive merito v
un espectaculo muy attractive, que sera
Ilargamente recompensado por el pnbli-
co. Todo Sc 10 merece ese prodigiO de
Esperanza Iris, que anoche fanatiz6 al
auditorio en- La CiadG aIe0re, cantan-
do una canci6n mejieana que subray6,
en- deliciosO estilo, y represantando la
.comedieta de los Quintero, de un modo
lprimoroso.
Sea bien venida. entire nosotrosi y pa
ra ella nuestro homemade mas cor
ldial.-F.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29


rnra in5as ~ sEllsss . ezcssuisz
- ~ ETanela lrAElpaa la l,lrmMtsI
ssaa nnis nn I.alaiae unr ~ rsas fnml
hnEiAnle On nns NK@eA sslm nna me1l
tnlrs. cm ~ We ! IN "a nrnrm. e. \
menns prSg'llin pnra q tklio. fsin s.ar'
tiealariena - sccufaa ann ms ~ Na'
dEid. aonas pnearn citar.e elamlas,
e.me a A. oEfas ; nonaf2 ariase.
eunsnEFsdsA rn IEosinrlan y ga Ane
fien. y cue cn loe ieatrns madrileGGm
ban tarando alg,Enus sfos en lovEmr Il
issie~to cue desas = primcr m0meniu
les correspondia. nF
rcniendo ca cuenia toao eso. recelh'
bamos cue IA presentation en II Ear
zsela d. IA fanpsa tlIsle Esperarza
Iris. cJwos Grailaes triunf0s en Meiicu
+ Cuba hablnn rsspercniislO mnrhhs We.
ces en- Espala. fuesa acogida con eier.
"a reserva. Apresnrsmonos q reconOceE
81 error. cue en- este easO va en mfri.
tos de Ia artista.
Esperanza Iris puede Y debe cable.
gratiar Embellishments n sns admira-
dores mejicanOs diciendoles que el pd-
blico madrileho. tan severe. tan anan-
te de 10 suyo, tan amigo de crear I'Or 81
mismo los fdolos. la ha aeogidO con
verdadeFo entnsiasmo y eSti dispuesto
a incluirla entire sus tiples favoritas.
En- el triunfo de Esperanza Iris fue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

hOmbres del trabajo, la industrial Y ell
comerciO capitalefios, porque Echeva-
Errfa es un incansable y afanoso traba-
jador.
Habla ingles: Y su larga experien-
cia de los negOcios su practica ad-
ministrativa lie facultan para ser un
excelente funcionario del Consejo de
administrator de San Juan.
Don Miguel Echevarrfa es un candi-
|dato que en- nOvfembre serfa votado por
sus parciaies por sus muchfsimos
electores, que no siendo de su comu-
|ni6n political, Sc Ciispondrfan, sin EN-
barge. a darle sus votos. Tai es la cla-
Sc de hombre pof sus ejecutorias ciu.
Adadanas y pof la garantfa moral que
NOS ofrece todos los que lie conoce-
mos. IT, ~
4 eb i2 = .it8f "a UNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

NoTAS:-Seran facuativas las escalas de Geneva, Va
lencia Malaga, Santa Cruz de la Palma Puerto Lm6n
vaie Ida de Caragena Sabania Curazao Puer-
to Cabello Cardpano Ponce arsela GeROva al EGRES0
aje regreso las escalas de Santa Cruz de Tene
rife Eas Palmas alternadas.
salida solamene fas para los puertos
de Cadz la ida Colon al regresO. Las dennis presu
mbes segn ell de veocidad esablecido poF La Com
paa pero esn suas al adeanto ogren los buques
navegaci6 adeanto que debe aprovechar la correspon
dencia
mas informes dirfjase los Agentes Generates,
S0BRINOS DE EZQUsGA, San Juan P. r., los Agentes
Locales saber En- Ponce Sres. Bonnn Co. Mayaguez,
Sres Moral Co.. En- Aguadila, ST. Jorge Slva Areci
bo Sres Roses q Co., Sues.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-29

que el, pues has sabido ahogar tus
poemas en- Ell alma.
Rfe, buen Guynplaine RE con Ell all
ma Y con la faz, rfe de todos, de Ur-
sus v de Homo, RE de los Doctores v
de los "comprachicos", RE ,siempre
hasta que la mueca de tu rostro Sc
alargue en- una mueca de muerte.
r.. .................! !.
Severe Torruellas.
caguas, P. R.
ULTIMo CABLE DE AzUcAR
Puerto Rico active S125O.
Mercado fiojo, no hay operaciones.
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Severe Torruellas.

ULTIMo CABLE, DE AzUcAR
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
MEETING
OF FORESTERS
Gutherie and DEAN Represent
State at Harrisburg.

William A. Guthris, chairman of the
State Conservation Commission, and
Charles C. Dean, State Forester, are
representing Indiana at the conference Of
State Foresters, being held at Harris
burg, Pa, today and tomorrow. The con-
ference was called by Clifford Pinchot,
State Forester of Pennsylvania. with a
view of determining to what extent the
Government should cooperate with the
States In regard to reforestization and
for fighting forest hres.
The nation seemingly has awakened to
the fact that it's once vast resources Of
timber are being rapidly depleted and
that reforestation on gigantic scale
must be started Immediately if the next
generation Is to have any appreciable
amount Of timber. Because 1t takes ap-
proximately 100 years to grow a mar
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08

ing program at once and the following
architects were chosen: Elmer L. Dun
lap and Co., for school No. 16; RUBBISH
and Hunter, school No. Sc; Z. Dunlap
& Co., No. IS; Mcclure and Shook, No.
CO, and Herbert Foltz, Potter Fresh Air
School
FACTS IN SCHOOL
FINANCES GIVEN.
The facts that stood out most promi-
nently in the survey OF school finances,
according to the report of the financial
condition OF the school city, were:
That the constitutional debt limit OF
? per cent on the taxables of the school
city, as fixed for 1920. is $12 O50,5O0
That the present Indebtedness Cuclud-
ing the s10O0.000 of temporary loans,
nearly all borrowed to pay teachers
saIaries). is 50, 800. 25O.
That there remains available for future
building operations only the difference
between these sums Of S2,731 ,250.
That in order to pay the teachers to
the end of the school year in June. 1921,
it will be necessary to borrow In the
coming spring, either from the bond fund
or in the open market, an additional sum
of S70OO00
That this loan will increase the inGebt-
edness to approximately S10,000000.
That there Will be available for future
builAng operations approximately
100000.
Over and against the S2OO0,oO0 were
estimated Improvements which amounted
to S6.171,723.
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NO WONDER.

Those weary looking. furtive- eyed per-
sons you see sinking through back
streets are the men who have tried to
figure out the dope" In the football
season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-12-08
employed by florist near that part Of

employed by florist near that part Of
the city.
Myers was passing another automobile
when Riemann walked In front Of his
car and was knocked down. Myers waH
arrested on the charge of assault and
battery.
DR.. D. K. Hill, who dressed Riemann's
Injuries after be had been taken to the
st. Vincent hospital, said that number
of ribs in the right side were broken
and that a serious injury to his neck. in
which g large vein was exposed. caused
him to regard his condition as serious.
Herbert G. Pool of Greenwood was In
the automobile with Myers.
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