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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-10-09
COAL PRIORITY
RULE EXTENDED
BY COMMISSION
Railroads Required to Furnish
Cars to Mines in Preference
to Others
MOVE TO LAKE PORTS
Movement of Coal Expected to
Result in Satisfaction of
Domestic Demands

Washington, Oct. 9--Action to salts
fy demands for domestic coal in vari-
GUS states was taken last night by
the Interstate Commerce commission
in an order requiring railroads east
of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado and
New Mexico to furnish coal cars to
mines in preference to any other
use. l..- .
Former orders OF this character
applied only to the east of the Mis-
sissippi river. The present. order, the
commission, said would run until fur
ther notice, but would be relaxed as
the situation warranted.
The commission also ordered all
outstanding, permits for use of coal
cars for other freight cancelled but
announced that arrangements to CON
tinue the movement of certain essen
tials. such as sugar beets to factory,
would be made. . st$ :,
... 2,lOO Cars Daily
Working in conjunction with coal
operators and railroads, program
has been formulated the committee
said, which is expected substantially
to meet domestic coal needs. 1t is
planned to transport approximately
2,1O0 cars daily for purpose in
Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, eastern
Kentucky, eastern Tennessee, western
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Attention is also being given to
needs of domestic Consumers in other
states, the commission added.
AS public utilities and institutions
have accumulated some stocks of coal
under the commissions priority Or.
der, that order has been superseded
by a new regulation which, the conf
mission announced, will care for spe-
cial cases of real emergency. After
Oct. IA the preferential car supply for
public institutions will be affected
only upon approval of the commits
sion. 9 .@
Lake Order Remains
Despite an increase in coal produc-
ton which UP to Sept rs exceeded
that of last year by 81 100000 tons, the
commission said 'thgre has not been
a sufficient produ6tion Of the sizes
OF coal for domestic purposes to sat
isfy all present demands" j
The existing order for the preferen-
tial movement of 1000 cars of coal
daily for the northwest was not
changed. AZ I'd
A statement issued by the Nation
al Coal association said the increased
car movement has already started
and would meet immediate needs
After the lake movement was com.
pleted the statement said,- there would
be available ample coal for domestic
winter storage.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

dents than were ever accommodated
during the balmiost days when the
degree was given and that q junior
course is offered which gives the
students every advantage in the
continuance of his college work In
any other college or university in
the land. In addition to the cours-
o. given as requirements for the
normal certificate of the state are
such courses rs philosophy. senetics
recent history. eugenics. short story
quantitative and qualitative analy-
BIC. American literature.
BY the very nature Of the school.
tho Brigham Young College must
place the social and moral welfare OF
its students OF paramount import
ance. In this particular the school
is this year making special efforts "a
shown in the time, attention and care
exercised in an education directed to.
ward the curbing OF extravagance in
money, time, effort and extent in so.
cial activities. Another feature oil
the years work and one which II II
hoped will be a positive check to so.
cial extravaganza as well as to the
evils accompanying sedentary life. I:
tho recreational hour. During the
midday recess each day the orches
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

social life BY being oryxois,d iato
small societies or communities In
their rooms and schools whore each
functions In bearing ssponsibllities
and performing duties for tho coed
of all.
Community spirit and . better az
titude to the duties and responsible
itiss OF the citisen must result to the
coming generation.
There is enrolled In the elementary
schools a little under 500 children
and in the junior senior high
schools combined AstweAn 900 and
1000 stuents. A winter class VII
shortly be organised for those TO
tween sixteen and eighteen who havs
not yet entered. There are besides
several hundred OF school age at.
tening the private schools Of the
city.
When the winter course opens I,
h expected that all within the Legal
lage limits viii bsearollsd AAA n ~
tendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

ira furnished music In the sympas-
ium and students are urged TO regu-
late theiv lunch period that they may
meet and relax for . half hour or
more In the enjoyment OF the music.
dance and comradeship Of their
school mates. In addition to this
week end parties, games. lectures
and amusements are provided the
purpose being to furnish the students
practically all the wholesome amuse-
ment they need and have II under
proper supervision 90 that whether
the student be at work or play II
he is using the advise given, he y
profitabiy employed.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

seven in business. five in art. Each
II these olassee will have an average
Sa~,ilpeot OF ct least twenty stu
fcnts. The courscg listed above in
oinhe oa'y the COURSES which by train
sns Of the hand the student may &C
iuaIty make q livelihood and do not
T. '''de the allied subjects ouch as
SADNESS English. penmanahip. COM
nertial law. mechanical drawing,
psychology etc.
Nanv urinformsd po"pic continue
60 deplcre the fact that the college
course was taken from the Brigham
Young College. To many of these the
fact In not known that the school
now accommodates more college stu
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

rev wssAs Of intensely nssctieai
vork 4 chance to get this valuable
training. Due 70 special relation
ship that has recently been worked
out between the Summer school and
the DEPARTMENT Of Correspondence
study, II 10 now possible for Students
to register in correspondance work
fos courses requiring laboratory
training. The class room york win
be completed, a. before. By coSres-
pondense. while the laboratory work
will BE- secured during . subsequent
term % Summer School.
THIN AGRICULTURAL NRERl
MKNT STATION
The primary purpose Of tAe A.
rfcultural Experiment station ID -
discover scientific facts that VIII b
useful - the farmer. Farming - .
very compiler business. and to Be- sus-
cessfully yraetised requires all the
informatisa that can be gathered.
Every day the farmer faces new pro
blems, which without aid he is un-
able to sove. He IL 90 busy making
a living that he does not have time
to experiment.; he must conffne him
self to methods that are known to be
good. He cannot afford to spend
much time devising better ones. This
,uty rests on the Experiment Station
which is supported by public funds
for the benefit OF all. These funds
are provided by both the federal and
the state governmental.
THE PURPOSE o. THE NxPERL
NEWT SrAT3OH
The station n not. n IL oSdAn-
|ary sense. aA Institution whore mo
del armins 10 cariel On. n has .
much higher purpose. The yrectAses
|of the farmer are subjected % scsen-
tifie tests IN order 70 aetermine why
enc n bad and another good. AcemG
on the suggestions thus obtained the
scientists begin new Investigations.
In the hope that truths Of great valus
| to the farmer may be discovered.
THE EXTENSION DIVISION
Organised for he purpose OF Az
seminating all the work of the cor
lese among the people of the STATE.
IA far 40 practicable. and for the
further purpose OF beginning new
work outside the college which mny
be Of service to the people Of the
state. the extension division serves
two purposes; II carries on organised
instruction in the various SUBJECTS
included in the college curriculum:
and II performs personal and COM
munity service of a more directly
practical nature. The extension d.
vision IL the Joint representative n
Utah Of the United States Depart
meat Of Agriculture and the Utah Ag-
1cultural College. M
q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18
the LOGAN CITY
SCHOOLS
CONTINUED From Page One

war conditions. Children are zot
now taught mere formal civics from
books, but are habituated TO correct
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18
OF Great Riches.

OF great riches there Is NJ real use
except IL be ia the distributisa: the
reat 10 but c0nceit.--Bacen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

develop his natuSai ability In wood.
iron or steel working. The sgricul-
turist will find many courses absol-
utely indispensable to the practical
farmer. such ~ farm motors and ma
chinery, farm repair work and horse
shoeing. to appeal to him. The Az
erage student In any other field can
obtain there mechanical training %
valuable to any person In life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18

Do Yoar xmas Shopping EArly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

nUbIN Eds hD1AlNh FON
The Utah Agricultural College was
/ the first college In western America
TO give q degree course In Com
merce and Business Administration.
The School Of Commerce and Busi-
ness Administration Of the Utah Az
ricultural College fits the student
completing its courses to start In this
world Of business at Q tremendous
advantage. It enables him to enter
his chosen field already versed In
the fundamentals Of commercial and
business practice. and in addition.
well started on toward speculation.
rHn SCHOOL OF GRHlRAL So
The School Of General Science
serves Q Double purpose. II oReu
the student ample opportunity 70 -
cure strong baccalaureate esurveo AZ
fording . broad. general education,
admitting Of specialization later. Al
the same time II affords the STUDENT
in ether schools Of the institution .
chance to obtain those cultural and
broadening subjects. such - English.
history. art. music, foreign language
chemistry. physics and mathematics
with which to fill out bis technical
training.
THE SUMMER SCHOOL
The Utah Agricultural College
maintains . summer school In which
obstruction may be obtained In prac-
6caily al branches that are taught
during the winer session. The sum
mer work 10 % organised that II
meeta the needs Of teachers and stu
dents who desire to secure addition
al credit hours looking toward the
college degree. II furnishes teachers
who require educational and pedaSo-
gical training with an opportunity to
secure this work and allows the man
OF woman. boy or girl who desires
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-12-18
The utah ACRl-
CULTURAL COL
LECE

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Bye. WHtRs the
MOTTO IS PRO-
erosion

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
Ell elise DIARIO

Aver, ell la calle Salvador Brau, el
autOm0vil 213O, de l.. NJ. Lean, guiadO
por el mismO, conductor 1910, residen-
te en- la Marina, arrOll0 Luz Maria
Vega, de 16 aIos de edad, residente
en- San Juan, caus;ndole varias con
tusiones de car;icter leve, siendO cura
da EN- la Sala de SOcorro, pasando lue-
go a su residencia.
En- la parada 16 y media, Santurce
ell autom6yil No. 1925, de Hijos de J
Bird & Leon, de Fajario, guiado por
cl chauffeur Enrique Esquerite, No
1914, residente en- Fajardo, arroll6 a
Longino Ruiz, de 81 amos, residente Ell
la parada 21, resultando con varias
lesiOnes, siendO curadO Ell la Clfnica
Miramar, pasando luego a SUI resi-
dencia.
Y anOche, en- la parada 15, el auto.
m6vil P-666, de Joaquin Barreiro, dc
San Juan, guiado por ell chauffeur
Mario Paoli, No. 2593, residente en-
Sano Juan, arroll0 Jose Garcia, ma
tural de Espaiia, de 80 amos, residente
ell Santurce, causlndole una herida ell
la frente y un gOlpe en- ell pie izquier
do, SiendO curado en- la Sala de Soco-
rrO, pasandO luegO su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25

ESPANA Y CUBA ELEVAN SUf RE-
PRESENTATION DIPLOMATlCA
Ill ministrO de Espala en- Cuba, don
Alfredo Mariategui Y Carratala ha 81
do ascendido la categOrfa de Minis
tro Plcnipotcnciario dc Primera Clasc.
La noticia ha sido recicntemente re-
cibida en- In Habana, trasmitida p0r
I'm cablegrama que tirma ell Marques
de LENA, Ministro de Estado del Ga.
binete AllendesalaZar.
Corresponds el ascenso del senior
Mariategui al range a que tamDlen ma
sido elevada la Legaci0n tie Espaha
ell Ia IIabana. .HaFe-,
Y Ell el mismo range ha sido puesta
la Legaci6n de Cuba en- Madrid.
El senior Maridtegui embarcara el
dfa 20 del pr6ximO mes dc JUNO para
Espana, para rcgresar con su esposa
a la Habana AHA para el otOlo.
La noticia ha sido muy bien recibida
en- la Habana, donde sc estima grande
mente 10 que signitica este cordial
acicrto de los GobicrnOs de Madrid y
Habana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
CRON|CA AREC|BEhA

COMPANIA DRAMATICA. - La
compaiifa dramatica ,Nadal'pomlnguez
+ ha puesto en- escena con brillante exito
las obras, sToscq, ~ Condo g. de- Monte o.
ertsto, Amoies d 4blorios y ,Judn Jose,
ttotlas deseinpenadas a conciencia por
estos simpaticos actores. Esta noche
Ultima funcionsc9 c9n el1 Nido .Ajeno.'
-CONCIERTO. = Sc encpentra Ell
esta ciudad el tenor Chaques, Ell cnal
prepara un concerto Ell ell Teatro
Oliver. .4$
CASINO DE ARECIBO.-Este Gen.
tro tiene en- proyecto un bale para el
"A de julio, aniversario de la inaugu-
raci0n de ese Casino. Promote ser un
festival regiO.
DE VIAJE.-El seilOr Fernando LIE
desma embarca para Espana Ell ell
pr6xinfo vapor. LIE deseamos un feliz
viaje.
TEATRO OLIVER. = LA Empresa
de este Teatro ha contratado al dueto
PARA, que tanto 6Xito alcanz6 en- la
Feria. Ell pdblico espera ansioso la
llegada de este famOso dueto.
MALOS JUEGOS.-El policfa Am
brosio Lopez sorprendio cerca de Bd-
yancy una jugada en- casa de Antonio
Lugo, siendo atacado tuvO que hacer
.usol del revolver, Tesuitando herifos
Lugo, su esposa Y up hermano llamado
Sixto. Ell policfa tanibien Rresenta al
gunas contusiones. Las autoridades
investigan el case. sSsssSsss..e
PROFESORES. = va Sc han hecho
los. tombramieptos de profesores pro
fesOras para ejercer ell pr6ximo curse.
CASINO EsPANoL -Anoche qued6
muy animada la jarana baile dada en-
dicho Centre, hailandose hasta atlas
h0ras de la noche..
VA ESTA BIEN.--Se encuentra com
pletamente restablecido de la delicada
operaei6n que sufriera el amigo sefor
Arturo Nicolau. Nos alegramos.
LLUvIA FAvORABLE-Ayer hoy
han cafdo sobre esta ciudad sus
campos fuertes aguaceros, que han ST.
do beneficiosos aias plantaciones.
-CoRESPoysAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
REvIsTA MENsUAL

Con este .tftulo, en- la primera quin.
cena del mes de Julio venidero, empeza-
re q publican en- esta ciudad un peri6-
dico de literature asuntos generates,
que contendra, cada ejemplar de so 40
paginas de lectura y anuncios.
Cada edici6n mensual sera de 1000
ejemplares.
De un momento a otro, gracias a
Dios, podremos vOlver nuestras labo-
res habituales, tras agudos achaques
ffsicos que nos obligaron a aiejarnos
de La oficina. temporalmente. v enton-
ces nos ocuparemos, hasta 'realizar
nuestro pensamiento, de la publication
de ia revista que nos ocupa.
y Gracias anticipates, apreciable di-
rector, por la inserci6n de 10 que ante
cede en- su peri6dico, y me suscribo de
I'd. amigo y s. s. s.,
Manuel T0Tad0 Mdrtfnez.
Santurce, P. 4. mayo de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
DE GRAN INTERES PARA
LOS ACCIONISTAS DE LA
CONTRUCTORA DEL HOGAR.

En- breve la Junta de Directo.
res de esta importante institu-
ci6n considerara solicitudes de
prestamos los sociOs accionis.
tas que tengan derecho a ello,
este significa que la construction
de casas principiara en- breve,
tambien. Antes de terminar el
mes, dichas solicitudes de pres.
tamos, juntamente con las ms
trucciOnes sobre el particular, es-
taran en- manos de los sOcios. No
hay duda que es un hech0. real
y positive ell que La Constructo-
ra del HOgar, resolvera en- un flu.
turO no lejano el problema mas
impOrtante de nuestrOs dfas, cual
es la vivienda en- San Juan v en-
la Isla, problema que se va ila-
ciendO tambien sensible en- las de
mas regiones del pals.
Para realizarlO solo dos cosas
son esenciales: CONSTANCIA
de parte de los socios accionistas,
y HONRADEZ de parte de la
Junta Directiva, y este 10 sabe-
mos, y con nosotros todo ell Pals,
que ambas parties poseen tan pre-,
ciosas cualidades, y con toda Sc
gniidad, iran al mas hermoso
triunfO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
PAJARO DE CUENTA

La poIicfa de Manati inforlna que
un tabaquero de nombre Arturo Clau
dio, hurt0 a varios compafieros suyos
los siguienteS efectos: a Arturo Ora.
jail, un traje, un frasco de esencia, un
jab0n, TN par de zapatos y una capa
"a Francisco Marin, una maleta, un
pantal0n, una GAIA de polvos, una ca.
miseta, una corbata Y un altiler de cor
bata, y a Jose Marin, un sombrero de
palio. 5 camisetas, pantaloncillos,
una chaaueta, un chaleco, varios pares
dc medias y $500 ell effective.
Sc cree que este sujeto este en- Ba-
yam0n 0 San Juan. ,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
. RESULTARON LESIONADOS

: :
En- el kil6metro So de Ia carretera
central, cerca de Caguas, el autom6vil
NO. P-S2O, de Benito Rodriguez, guiado
por SUI duefo con licencia de aprendiza-
je, No. 4O64, choc0 con ell autom6vil
No. 1854, de Mr.. Reuben E. Bates, de
Aibonito. guiado por su due1o, chau-
ffeur No. 593, resultando ell autom6vil
P-s2O con desperfectos. Los pasajeros
del CARO- No. P-820 eran Marcelo Apon
te, Adolfo Ruiz Y Jose Resto, ,resultan-
do el primero con una pierna fractura-
da los dltimos con varias contusio-
mes. Benito Rodriguez, fue denunciado
por infracci6n la Ley de Automobiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
LA HUELGA

Aver tarde conferenciaron con ell
Gobcrnador Inferno los representatives
de las compailfas. Como han recibld0
instruccioncs de sus jefes ell los Es-
tados Unidos, el GObernadOr los ha
citado para tener esta noche, ell el
PaIacio, una reunion con los trabaJa-
dores, yer 81 Sc llega una soluclon
ell ell asuntO de la huelga. Los infor-
mes aue tenemos nos hacen abrigar al
guna esperanza de exito en- la reunion
dc esta noche, aunque sabemos que los
Representatives, no piensan someterse
a un comit6 de arbitraje, nj estan dis
puestos tratar la question NADIA mas
que con sus trabajadOres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
PARA SANTo DOMINGO

Relacion de los pasajeros que pa
ra los puertos del Sur de la Replbli-
ca Dominicana condujo desde. San
San Juan ell vapor Marina" el 29
de- mayo de 1920. s,l: slt1l zoos
Guillermo Tillet, Ramon Reyes,
Marcos Blanco, Marcial Suarez, Con-
zalo Min, Carmen Maria Min, Carmen
de Lopez, Felipe Lopez, Francisco
Cuevas, Anlalia v. de Lanclos, Fer
nando Lanclos, Alfonso Blanco, Ro-
bert S. Prescott, Antonio Garcia Lui-
ma, Jose v. Berries, Petronila de Be-
rrios, Jesus Cobian, Miguel Ferrer
Ramon Carbia, Maria B. de Tillet,
Virginia ]. de Canepa, Herminio Sua-
rez, Guadalupe C.. de Mn, Jose del
Carmen Min, Juan Miro, Angel L6-
pez,, Carmen Lopez, Serafin Soto, Luz
cihno ILanclos, Carmelita Lanclos, Ed
win Friedman, Carmeloi Castro, Sine
cio v. Perez, Juan Y.oDiaz Correa,
T, Colon Morales, Ramon Aboy Jr.,
Frank B. Hatch y Joseph D. Garcia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
UNA CIRCULAR

Los selOres Torafio HermanOs. del
pan que con fecha IL de mayo en- curse,
han constitufdO una sOciedad mercan-
til Ec:c','.. ;'e Iva que girard bajo
liz r;i:.1l -. ~ p'e'lda Y que Sc ha
hechO cargo del active de Don Manuel
Rodriguez Erna.
Son sOcios de la eXpresada mcrcantil
don Quintfn, Don Jose Manuel don
Salustiano Torailo Abarca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-25
IUN GRAN surtido de c;amisas, de
s0iset madias inglesas, Sc han reci-
bido en- 'iLa Villa de Madrid. 90 Adyt.

81 hfssssiHfttct tN 8G4lsEA' III I3itIts}to9k
rs 3abogado v ocupa el cargo de secre-
tafio del departamento de educaci6n
de- la ,Isla. AZ ea sfi5s "a .,j.
La aotG, -t,iste, ,.4 ot-9,3 In tcta
- 81. mo hay felicidad completa", dice un
lntiguo iapotegma,, Y aver qued6 CONG
oroDada la Yerdad. soas9gan 4tg ~
Francisco Vazquez Suarez, un j9Ten
9 21 amos, Oddfellow, de coAducta
ltachable, amigo querido dsstodo ell
leblo, sufri6 un derrame cerebral, mu-
endo casi fulminantemente. Y... ique
<,incideLsis!... munro el mismo dfa en-
Sc iba unir ante el altar con la dull
dana que escogiera para formar su
ogar.
Su entierro fue solemne. La banda
! lie Vega Baja TOGO una sentida marcha
hasta la Metropolis, donde la comiti-
"a Odf6lica lie rindi0 los honores re-
| slamentariOs.
.EI1tGs ddnSds. .sa tsA st ~i}aEsf5 q
Varias damas, presididas por la ref
Isla, de la simpatfa y de la belleza de
| Jorozal, la sehorita Patria Valiente,
| uplicaron al senior Medina que les to-
ase unas danzas EN- ell Casino. Asf fue,
luedaron complacidas y "regustadas"
RetretG o geIadG. 5.tg es
A las siete y media di6 principle la
| retreta en- la plaza de la ciudad. La
banda ejecut6 ocho pleas selectas que
tueron aplaudidas por los paseantes.
Terminada que hubo esta, la banda
| Sc encamin6 al salon del MunicipiO,
donde anunci6 con una sinfOnfa el prin
cipio de Ia velada.
El salon no contenfa nj la quinta
parte de los concurrentes. Entonces el
senior Gaztambide suplic6 al dueil0 del
cine que les cediera ell local, 10 que fue
concedido incontinenti. Entonces la
eoncurrencia cambi6 de local. Ell GRO
nista no pudO asistir la velada pero
presume su gran triunfo, tratandose de
los bonitOs bailes Y cOros preparados,
con el gran discursO que habra pro-
nunciado el eminente pedagogo, sefior
Manuel Negr6n Collazo.
Ell senior GGstdnebide.
Este es un verdadefo caballero: .inte-
ligente Y culto; su esposa es como el !:
culta inteligente.
Ell sefior Gaztambide vive enam0rado
de su profession y ha logrado triunfar
en- Corozal, ese triunfo 10 reparte con
Ell sefior Suro, enthusiastic maestro de
agriculture de dicho distrito.
I, Las atenciones prestadas nuestra
banda y a nosotros mismos, llegaron a
su excelencia. Para todos nuestrOs mu-
siqnitos hubo derroche de atenci6n v
de fineza.
Danes las gracias al pueblo de COro-
zal por tan simpatica acogida que tuvo
para con nosotros, y en- particular, al
seiior Gaztambide que nos ha proper
cionado uno de los dias mas felices que
hemos tenido en- nuestra vida
Jao,l cafreras.
Vega Baja. P. B. Mayo % de 1920.