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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
The Washington Grocery at $500 Pen
nsylvaniA ave. Indiana Harbor. has
been purchased BY the undersigned and
we wish all creditors or debtors will
please call at once. After October 10Th
we are not responsible for any past
debts.
GUST ZAAIBAkAS,
TOM SALATAS,
GUST K0NTOS. 1o-f-S
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WANTED-Offce boy over
is years of age. Cudahy.
East Chicago, Ind. s-2s-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02
Statement of the Ownership Management, Circula
ton, etc. Required by Act of Congress of
August a. 1912

OF TIMES NEWSPAPERS, published WEEKLY SATURDAYS
HAMMOND INDIANA, FOR
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WANTED:-laborers, No
wax Milling Corp, Caln-
met Ave. and 150th street.
Hammond, Ind. 80"
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WANTED-Men for com
mon labor. III. Car & Mfg.
Co. Hammond. l'-i-'
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TIMES ARE WORTH TRYING
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-I1aif acre lots. deep black
soil. on s5th avenue. near car line.
Ten dollars down. $500 per month You
can builG as soon as you make your
Davidson & Son. Room is, SEQ Broad
way. Prone Gary 257. 1854
LANDQLOGY--Spe number gust out
containing 1920 facts Of Clover Land
IN Marlnette County. Wisconsin If for
a home or as an investment YOU are
thinking 81 buying good farm lands
where farmers grow rich. send at once
for this special number of LANDOI-
OGT. II is free on request. Address.
sklDMORE-RIEHLE LAND COMPANY
4o5 Skidmore Richie Bldg, Marinette
Wisconsin. S-1-tf
FOR SALE-1wo story NAT. store room
ana four room apartments. $4,000;
$1,000 down. balance In easy payments.
215l W 10th St. Gary. Write A T.
Buse, $40 wilcox Ave. Hammond or
Phone Hammond 1850. $500:
FOR SALE-Modern -four fiat building
cheap S09-3tl Y, Stbley ST. Phone
Hammond s45 Mr. ModJeski. e10-tf
bargain Inquire 1858 Atchison ave.
Whiting. Indiana. 927-6
FOR SALE-Onc acre or moro timber
tracts. suitable for chicken raising. ad-
dress Box 81. Griffith, Ind. s-25-6t
FOR SALE--Nine room modern home
steam heat. with furniture and wint-
ter's coal. Phone Hammond 70 for par
tiCulars S-27-6
FOR SALE-Seven room mod "a bum
salow, oak trim. double garage. In
quire SSls. Fir st. phone slim, Ind
FOR sALE--Property co Sisting OF s
apartments. alt Michigan ave. income
S 40 per month. Or. J. T. Clark Hotel
majestic. Ham. 929-S
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MISCELLANEOUS

T. l. COHEN FOR PAPER HANGING
and painting. We lake honda In pay
nent- 28s Siniay st.. phone hammond
InRgW 2-h-IE
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WANTED-Laborers for building con-
xtruction BRUINS Construction Co.
rs cents per hour for s hours, time and
one-naif for overtime. Keith Ry. Equip
rnent Plant corner Gostltn and Col
mmhia ave Ham 9-3O-o
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WANTED-Men for I'M
loading coal and sand day
work or piece work Wanner
Malleable Iron Co., Summer
st. Hammond. s-z'-S
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WANTED-Turrer lathe operators.
Come ready for work Hammond
Bras Works e-24-2t
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EAST side special; 5 room
modern bungalow, all
pressed brick, large living
room with fire place, just
completed and ready for oc-
cupancy. Bargain at s., 800.
Terms. Woods, Martin &
Co. Phone Hammond 81.
$50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

Foundry helpers and grind
srs. Come ready fog work. Good
waKes Hammond Rrass Works. a-24.2t
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FOR sAIE-Bargain. 20 room furnished
hotel. story brick building, 1-3 room
bungalow. 2 empty lots. Clear OF mort
gage, best location. hot water heat. gas
and electric. VIII accept terms Must
sell on account of i'll health. n. T. Doc
hea, 3719 Michigan ave, Indiana Har-
Dor f0-l-3
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-C'onfortab room for /
or gentlemen. Abs Barring ave.
East Chicago 9.30-3
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FOR SALE-CookinR and eating ap-
pies. i mile east OF Hessville on 18th
avenue; none delivered. J. r. Brant.
i7S1Y3. Hammond. 6-26-tf
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Sacrifice Offer I'm Lois


so feet front in 500 block, Plummer
ave. Hammond; improvements on both
sides; price only $500 cash
25KI40 on Magoun ave. on vast side
of street in 1900 block improvements on
both sides: price only s775.
We have other vacant property on the
North Side at bargain prices.
Two family brick fat on Forsythe.
well located: price $4,000; half cash
required.
We have some good buys in bunga-
lows and other property
TERMINI MORELLI co.
East Chicago Bank Bldg, phone East
Chicago 81 9-2o-2
FOR SALE room bungalow. hard
wood floors. large attic. cement base
ment. one-half acre ground. Inquire
first house south of Standard ave. on
Harrison St Hammond. $50
FOR SALE--Two 10 acre farms. one
with buildings. also SO acre farm.
VIII divide into two 25 acre farms one
with buildings and orchards. All farms
'or splendid roads. One mile south OF
Ridge Road ard FIVE miles west OF
Broadway. For information phone Grif-
nth, Ind. I99-R2, c. j. Gustafson, Route
b, Gary, Indiana 1903
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TO RRENT-Nicely furnished room
NTH board in private family for
men or man and wife. sol East State
st. Hammond. 10-i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-02

FOR SALE-We have a ,
story fat building located
in the best part of the city.
We can sell on terms. This
fiat is in Al 1st class condi-
ton, and an excellent in
vestment. Let US show you
this fiat. Smith, Bader, Da-
wilson Co. phone ,222-4709
Forsyth Ave. East Chicago.
a-30-5
FOR -SALE-7 room brick house. in Kan
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WANTED-Three Firls NOT under .
years. light, agreeable. permanent
work and good salary See Mr.. Payne,
Lion Store 1924
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For sale, never used. Refrigerator. fine
less cooker. white sewing machine. rugs.
spring cot, some antique furniture. din
ing table. 100 years old. rockers. stands.
bed. etc, leaving city. 1923 Harrison st.
hammond. 9-2S-6
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WANTED-A dependable active mid
Ola aged man for work around store.
Permanent at good starting salary, ex-
perience not necessary. Apply Supt..
Edward G. MfnaS Co. Ham. 1913
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WANTED-Woman for house work,
Hours 1880 a. m. TO p. m. Phone
Hammond I414 9-IT-S
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WANTED--MALE HELP
Wanted Freight Handlers,
Checkers, Callers and
T1rsY4rly0v~5

Apply Gibson Transfer. Piece worl
pSsis with guarantee Take employees
train al 1850 a. m. from ii. c. depot
stops at Calumet and Columbia Ave.
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WANTED safesladies for ice cream
parlor. Dickson Bros. les Sihley st.
Hammond 9-29-4
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FOR SALE room brick house in Ken
wood. Hot water heat. Must be seen
To be Appreciated. Call 3222 Ham. s-3o-S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03
Baptist.

Baptist.
QUINToN HEIGHTS, Twenty fourth
and Lincoln. Rev. e. L. Wright, pastor
Morning sermon, Pray 20 Be a Prey"
Evening sermon, 1.-THE Drawing Power Of
Jesus
FIRST. corner Ninth and Jackson Rev,
Charles NJ. Mathews, minister At morn
ing service pastor will tell of his impress
vention held recently in Buffalo, n. Y.
Congregational.
CENTRAL Huntoon and Buchanan. Chill
dre9,s day, program 80 a. m. Rev. L; {.
eia music ser seFmGn On by NJ Umbaeh
Central Park school in evening. S. NJ.
Brewster, former attorney general will ad-
dress meeting.
Episcopal.
GRACE CATHEbRAE, Eighth and Polk.
Holy Communion 1880 a. nj. Holy Com
munion and sermon IL a. m. Canon Nc
htnstry will speak for the first time in the
cathedral
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN, corner
Fifth and Harrison. Rev. T. c. Libberson,
pastor. Sermon at IL a m, THE Light of
Presbyterian.
THIRD, Fourth and Branner, Rev. T. f.
Ogle, pastor. All regular services. Com
mnnion at morning service.
FIRST, opposite state house grounds on
Harrison. Rev. Stephen Estey, pastor.
Morning sermon by DR.. Harry n. Markley,
on east steps Of state house.
Methodist.
FIRST N. E., Sixth and Harrison. DIR.
Edmund James kulP; pastor Morning
tianty." Union service in evening on state
LowM4N MEMORIAL CHURCH, Elev--
eenth and Norris, Rev. O H; Holster, pastor.
ings5i Evening sermon, Ruth" va'H
EAST SIDE, Seventh and Lime. Rev u
"; r; Clardy, pastor. Morning sermon,
freedom; Evening sermon, What We
OAKTAND corner Chester and S.rdo,
Morning sermon, 1.-THE Mahof the Hour"
Union Services.
FIVE CHURCHES in the southwest part
of Topeka are consolidating and holding
Union services in front of the Central PARK
school at Z AS Sunday evenings Hon. S.
NJ. Brewster, formerly attorney general,
will address the assemblage Sunday night,
July 4.
Christian.
FIRST 622 Topeka avenue. Lords day
services: Morning patriotic sermon, The
Use and Abuse of Liberty" Evening ser
vices on state house steps.
CENTRAL PARK. Sixteenth street and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03
Novelty.

or local theauerf
An exceptionally well balanced bill
will greet the patrons of the Novelty
beginning Monday matinee. The
Muros, Dresden China painters, will
open the program followed by Renie
& Florence, two very clever young
ladies in a comedy and singing offer
ing entitled "All in Fun; the well
known Ted MacLean & Company will
offer Love Finds a Way" a sketch
written for Mr.. Mclean by one of
vaudeNille's most clever play writer's.
Robinson & Penny. billed as the two
jazz boys, are on the fourth spot and
should furnish enough pep and ginger
to put the first half bill over with a
bang Travil1a Grille and Seal, a Won
derful seal act, VIII complete the
vaudeville, and the super-seEial,
"Trailed by Three" episode one, fea-
turiag Frankie Mann and Stewar TT
Holmes will be the offering on silver
sheet.
ON the last half we have Joe Rey-
nolds, clever comedian; Frank and Rae
Warner. comedy songs and eccentric
dancing; Little Caruso & Company, in
"A Night in Venice; Forde & Good
ridge in their comedy slzit Il Can't Be-
lieye Them" and Rinaldo Brothers in
their Roman art posing act. All in all
this should be two very cleverly con-
st-uCted programs.
Thomas Godfrey wrote The Prince
of Parthia," the first play produced
by an American author.
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Communication and

Central Park avenue. Communication and
preaching at IL a. m.
Miscellaneous.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN, ]. St
StiYerSon, pastor. Morning sermon "Prooer
Observance of the Christian Sabbath. !"
Evening worship S o'clock on state house
steps.
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TENDER Is, which is Fair week, chang
in their plays nightly.
GARNER is booked for September
27-2s. THE Man Who Came Back"
and Breakfast in Bed" are October
bookings. to be followed by Harvey
Minstreis,'' The Gumps.' "Old Home
stead" and Up in Mabel's Room"
The bookings for the past two weeks
have been rather light but it is expect
ed by the management of the Grand
to receive a number of bookings dur
ing the months of July and August.
In 1868 the editor of a New York
newspaper wrote: THE erecting of a
playhouse in this city has been and
still is a matter of uneasiness to a
very great part of the inhabitants"
John E. Martin has the distinction
Of being the first native born Ameri-
can actor He appeared at the John
Street theater in 1890.
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Isis.
Isis.
Information furnished by press bureau
of local theater)
HALE HAMILTON


Information furnished by press bureau
of local theater)
When 1.-The Fortune Teller" as a
legitimate stage play. made its appear
ance on Broadway with Marjorie Ram
beau as the star, New York dramatic
critics were unanimous in declaring it
one of the greatest dramatic achieve
ments CT the day.
After a long and successful run 1t
made a tour of the country and every
where it proved a huge success From
coast to coast it was heralded as a
great dramatic success.
However. it was proved beyond a
doubt that its scope was too wide to be
portrayed to its best advantage upon
the stage. To get the best results it
could easily be seen that the story was
best adapted for the screen
Seeing the great possibilities in it
for a dramatic picture no time was lost
in starting production. And the ulti-
mate result proves the clear vision of
the producer.
At a private showing in New York.
which was attended by some of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03

most eminent dramatic critics of the
east, the picture was declared to be of
the highest standard of excellence.
Replete with pathos, tense situations
the predominating place, it depicts the
most magnificent mother story ever
told. The superlative portrayal of this
difficult role gives Marjorie Rambeau
the greatest Opportunity of her career
to display her versatile talents to ad-
vantage.
Supported by screen artists of the
first ma gnitude, Miss Rambeau's por-
trayal of The Fortune Teller" is
bound to win approval OF exhibitors,
patrons and critics alike. Isis ali
week.
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START HARVEST OF sPUD CROP.

Lawrence, Kan, July 3.-The dig
ging of the Kaw valley potato crop has
started. Fred B. Lewis, of Midland,
made the first shipment of three cars
to Kansas City Thursday, while Paul
yesterday and is expected to make a
shipment some time today. The po-
tatoes now are immature but are ay-
eraging more than 100 bushels per
acre. The new potatoes are bringing
Sc per hundred.
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at the OrpIleum.

at the Orpheum.
The Orpheum for the first three
days of the week will show Terror
Island" by Arthur B. Reeve and John
w. Grey, directed by James Cruze.
Houdini, who. will be starred in this
wonderful production, has for years
been the biggest drawing card in
vaudeville. It is picture of a thou
sand truths The underwater scenes
are positively the most thrilling cpl
sodes eyer filmed.
Terror 1sland'' is the NEST exciting
and amazing melodrama ever made.
Phyllis Haver celebrates in her per-
son the advantages that accrue to the
poSSeSSor of brains and beauty If
was her possession of the latter ouaI-
lty that Won her place in the Mack
Sennett orga nization among the
Bathing Girls; her Intelligence and
application have placed her on the
highway of the stars. Those who
have witnessed Miss Haver's perform
ance in previous of Mack Sennett'g
latest five-rel super-co comedy, Married
Life, are loud in their praises of the
art of the leading woman of the cast
Miss Haver- It is not the fair Phyl-
MSS first appearance in an important
role. but it is her initial presentation
Of the stellar feminine role in a five
reel production.
A naturally effervescent nature.
bubbling over with good humor and
Astounding in high spirits. is Miss
HaYers- Under Mack Sennett's en-
couraging yet critical supervision she
has stepped from out of the ranks of
the Bathing Beauties, first emerging
In small roles, then, as her experience
and her technic expanded, filling ac-
ceptably larger parts until now sbe
is believed by her friends and her host
OF admirers as ready for feature
honors," and they are hers in Mack
Sennetts pretentious production,
Married Life"
Ben Turpin will be seen in the
heroic role of Rodney st. Clair; other
important members of the Sennett
company to present principal parts
are Louise Fazenda, Charley Murray,
James Finlayson. Charles Conklin.
Ford Sterling. Fanny Kelly, Eva
Thatcher. Bert Roach. Kalla Pasha,
Eddie Gribbon, Charlotte Mineau and
many others.
When theaters were first opened in
New York no reserved seats were sold.
Theater Goers sent their servants who
purchased tickets of admission and
held down the choice seats until their
masters arrived.
Cory.
Information furnished by press bureau
Of local theaterl
Douglas Fairbanks in all his glory
and jumps and bumps and thrills and
fun will be the main attraction at the
Coy for the coming week. This is
Doug latest picture and IL Is called
the 'AIollycoddle." It is one yell all
the way thru Fairbanks has sur
rounded himself with an all star cast
and like all of his efforts II is filled
to the brim with action. speed and
devil stuff.
Helene Chadwick aspires to be q
pianist. Toward that end she prac-
tees regularly every day. no matter
how early she be called to work at
the Goldvyn studio.
Actresses are notoriously versatile,
but Claire Adams, playing in Gold
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wyn's THE Penalty" could earn her
living as a chauffeur, singer, pianist,
clay modeller, painter, cook or seam
stress. She knitted 80 socks during
the war.
Raymond Hatton, now with Gold
wy11, has bought house at Venice-by-
the-Sea, Cal, where. he will tell you.
you can smell the cherry blossoms
in Japan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03
Church Notices

(These notices must be in the State
Journal office by o'clock on Friday
afternoon. Unless otherwise noted in
this column services will be held ut IL
o'clock In the morning and 1880 O'Clock
In the evening.)
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Grand Booking.

1920" now playing in New York City
will be the opening attraction at the
Grand. September 2. This show ex-
poets to make a coast tour and To-
peka is one of the cities being ia
vored by it. The "Hillman Ideal
Players will remain all week of Sep
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03

When theaters were first opened in
New York no reserved seats were sold.
Theater goers sent their servants who
purchased tickets of admission and
held down the choice seats until their
masters arrived
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03

When George Washington attended
the theater in New York to witness
.Darby's Return" his favorite play,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03

he was escorted to his box by Thomas
Wignal, the manager, who lighted him
with pair of silver candle sticks.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14

Como Eecordaran nuestros lectores,
Ell MUNDO inform6 oportunamente
acerca del tragico fin del Santiago de
Cuba'', cue fue destruido en- Ell puer-
70 de su mismo nombre, Cuba, por un
formidable incendio FL siniestro Sc ori-
gin6 en- las calderas, Y fue precedido de
una terrible explosion, que produjo in
descriptible confusion entire las perso-
mas que iban bordO.
La prensa de la Habana trae n:lchos
pormenores del terrible suceso, que, de
haberse desarrollado en- alta mar, hui
biera costado la vida muchas per-
sonas.
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REczB1ERoN oUEMADURAs

Graves Quemaduras recibio un tri-
pulante del buque. Jenaro Lorenzo, que
fue uno de los primeros en- lanzarse al
aqua, de donde fue recogido por Ell prac-
tico, Santiago Cuesta, quien en- la Ian
cha de la Aduana Sc dirigia al lr.lelIe.
cuesta Sc quito las ropas, " tiran-
dose al aqua, cou auxilio de sus com
pa1eros Emilio Esteriz Y Antonio So
clos, logro extraer del mar a Lorenzo,
trasladandolo al cuarto de socorro.
Tambi6n Ell fogonero del barco, Ma
nuel Seiio recibio graves quemaduras
que ponen su vida en- peligro.
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Ell BuoUE FUE REMoIcAD'
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CALENDARIo ESPECIAL

FL siguiente es ell Calendario espe
cial que Sc leera Y vera ell lmes> a
las nueve de la manana, de acuerdo
con la sescion de la ley ndmero 27:
Celso Caballero VS.. The Royal
Bank of Canada, daiios y perjuicios;
Porto Rico Fertilizer Co., VS.. Pedro
Gambia NCordova, cobro de dinero.
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UN RAsGo HERMoso

La concurrencia fue testigo de un
hermoso rasgo patriotico que vtriico
un joven marinero del go de Mayo. ;.
Dicho joven, con singular arres o y
valentia, assemble por una cuerda de
popa al sitio EN- que la bandera de Cuba
ondeaba, la que las lamas va be-
saban con igero roce.
Exponiendose quemarse, el marine
ro recogio la bandera, v, iabrazado a
ella, lego a los muelles de la Compa-
MIA, cerca de la cual estaba atracado
Ell buque. Una saliva de aplausos premio
la acci6n del valeroso joven
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Ell PANIco

Immense panico, repetimos, Sc apode-
r6 de las personas que a su bordo Sc
encontraban, lanzandose de la embar-
caci6n los pasajeros por donde podian,
temerosos de una nueva explosion, sin
preocuparse nadie mas que de salvar
la vida, sin recoger/ nj equipajes nj OBJ
jetos de sus persenencias.
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Continuation de la pag. A.
vI.-LoS AGRICULTORES
w. G.. HARDING

Sostengo que los agriculaores no
solamente debe pernitirseles que cons
tituyan asociaciones cooperativas, sino
brindarles apoyo y estimulos para que
las constituyan; asi podran obtener ell
justo Y merecido premio por sus ar.
duas tareas. Las ilnicas restricciones q.
deben imponerse tales asociaciones
son aquellas que eviSen Ell "control :
arbitrario de nuestras materias ali
nsenticias que eviten, asimismo, las
especulaciones desmedidas con Ell pre-
clio de las mismas
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EI inCendiO que deStruy6
al Santiago de Cuba''

tiago" hasta fuera de la bahia, aban-
donandolo ALI, para que no ofrsciera
obstaculos a la navegacion
Millares de personals presenciaban ell
hundimiento del buque.
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La pIatafOrma personal de los candida
tOS a Ia presidential de los EE. Uu.

Creo que es va tempo de que un agri-
cultor que ha trabajado con ell tim6n
del arado~y que entiende la Agricultu-
ra coupe Ell puesto de Secretario de
Agricultural Voy nombrar un Agri
cultor que tenga las sefiales de su ocu
pacion, y que la entienda, para que ocu-
pc ese cargo.
.9s4a9s5s. x NVgl'-s' tgSa,vssS
VILLA TARIFA
W G. HARDING
CREo EN- LA TARIFA proteccionis-
ia y La invocaremos para que siga sal
vando Ell Americanisnco.
VILLA TARIFA
JAMES M. cox
sIEMPRE HE sIDo UN CREYEN-
TIE en- la tarifa de rentas, pero no po-
demos soportar la perdida del comercio
mundial creando obstaculos alredor de
los negocios, para quedar aislados de
ese comercio.
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vI-LoS AGRICULTORES
JAMES M. COX

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
Los AUx1LIos

Internal ruido parti6 de la bahia. Las
sirenas de los barcos avisaban la catas-
trofe, y las autoridades y los bomberos,
presurosos, legaban prestar los au-
xilios que fuesen necesarios.
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que minutes antes, serena apacible,
hubo de entrar en- ell puerto, proceden-
te de Puerto Rico Llarharadas de fue-
go salian de todos los puntos del barco,
Y el crugir de los hierros enroiecidos,
ell cflisporroteo de la MADEIRA arden
do, los gri,os de los que acometian los
peligrosos tareas de salvamento, ofre-
clan un espectaculo iz:ponente.