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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

icon que indiferencia no miriam las
mujeres los negocios importantes, y
con cue ardor las cosas frfyolas!
Su alma incesantemente agitada por
los capricfos del dfa, mira con passion
las cosas de Ia NADIA. por cosaS de
la NADIA Sc disfraZan Sc desfiguran,
Sc atorinentan. srfren ell frfo, el ca
lor, el hambre, minando SUI salud Y
arriesgandO su vida All! damOs q
nuestras hijas los habitos de una
cortesana. nlfestras mujereS la ms
trucci0n de un niilo, Y deSpueS pedi-
mos al cielo gloria y felicidad! ;Que
sucede? La ligereza de un seXo in
fiuye necesariamente ell los habitos
del Otro Jas mujeres son f1tiles para
agradarnos, nosotros hemos de ser
frfvolOs, 'Si queremOS Seducirlas.
Nuestra indiferencia polftica Y moral,
Ia ignorancia de nuestros intereseS y
de nuestros deberes, ell olyido de la
patria, nuestra vanidad pueril, nues-
trOs defectos, nuestrOs males, tOdO es
obra de las mujeres. Su caraeter ha
venido a ser el c1racter nacional;
habiendo por una raz0n muy sencilla
tenido que recibir de elias 10 que
elias habfan recibido de nosotros.
PerO hagamos ciudadanas a nues-
tras madres, Y cambiard todo; que
en- vez de competir, como hacen las
amas de crfa en- cual de elias tfenen
los niiios mas rollizos v me1Or vesti-
dos, rivalicen, como dice el buen
Amiot, en- quien infunde mas virtud
en- SUI alma Y mas vigor en- su espf-
ritu, y el pueblo en- que asf Sc hiciere
ser;i modelO de las naciones. Legis-
lador sublime, tempo es va de que 10
tones ell consideration; las mujeres
que olvidas, forman la mitad del liz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

El Lcdo. don Jose Bou Gali-Des-
pues de breve ausencia de esta loca-
lidad hemos tenido el gusto de safu-
dar nuestro buen amigo ell Lcdo
Bou Cali, persona que goza de gran
ies simpatias en- este su pueblo ma
tai. Ell amigo Bou Cali, estuvo en-
Estados Unidos con el fin de nevar y
dejar sus dos hijos en- colegios de re-
eenocida importancia cursando estu-
iios superiores. Su educada y simpa-
tica nina, Haydee ingreso en- ell "Wi-
Transport Dickensen, Academy, esta-
blecido en- Williamsport, Pa. y Pepito,
como carinosamente 10 llamamos, es-
tudiara farmacia en- el "Mass. Collage
oa Pharmacy de Boston, Mass" AM
hos jovenes son estudiosos y estamos
segaros levantaran bien alto ell ho-
nor de los estudiantes puertorrique-
nos en- los colegios donde Sc hallan
chteniendo muy buenas notas en- sus
asignaturas.
Ha regresado a Anasco, su pue-
bio, el Lcdo. Francisco ]. Santos, quien
estuvo al frente de la farmacia LA
Conception, de esta localidad, duran
te Ia ausencia de su dueno ell Lcdo.
Bou Cali. Es ell joven Santos perso-
na a1uy altruista, muy atento Y SIM
patico con todos los que tuvimos ell
honor de tratarle. Sentimos, en- YER
dad, su ausencia y nos alegrariamos
yerle de nuevo entire nosotros. Sepa
q ioven Santos deja en- esta locali-
dad nluehas simpatias, especialmente
entire sus amiguitas, con las que STEM
pre- Sc porto muy atento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
OTRo INCENDIO

En- ell barrio Sabana Llanas, de Rio
Piedras, ocurri6 un incendio en- una
finca del DR.. Francisco Goenaga, que
mandosele el garage Y dos automobiles
de su propiedad, asf como un coche,
varios arados, yugos para bueyes y
otros implementos de labranza. Las
p6rdidas materiales calc1lanse en- Sc,
900 de 10 q. NADIA estaba aseguradO. El
hecho parece de origen casual, dando
principle cuando ell chauffeur del Doc
tor sacaba gasolina de una 1ata, te-
niendo cerca una lampara.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Sc cuenta, que el celebre escfitor
Oscar Wilde. te,lfa la costumbre de
ensayar su conversation, y Sc asegu-
ra, que esta resultaba mejor, que sus
aescfftos.
.. Ifivertfa Wilde sus mafianas, im-
provisa11do parrafos brillantes y des-
pues que estaban suficientementeT pu-
lidos, en- reuniones por las tardes los
'repetfa de una manera tan hibil, que
talmente parecfan sus pensamient0s
hijos de su fccunda y momeItanea
inspiration.
La crftica censura esta costumbre
de Wilde, pero todo reprochee ante
este proceder, desaparece, 81 Sc tiene
en- cuenta, la alta consideration que lie
merecfa a Wilde su auditorio, cuando
de esa manera, practicable su habili-
dad ,en hacer 10 mas amena possible
su conversation.
Muchos aseguran que una cenversa-
'ci6n eiisayada no resulta sincera, pero
es preferible escuchar algo brillante,
provechoso, de iIrteres, aunque sea
4eiisayado, que soportar una charla in
lsfpida Y tonta, mucho mas 81 tenemos
On cuenta el talento de quien la COM
pone.
~. ,..... 80. 80. ;..,. 49,. .......'
Dice Mr.. Erwin, que NADIA tienc que
ser mas oportuno que la conversation.
Y es verdad. Ell cierh OCCASION, nos
cuenta, acompahado &c unas amigas,
cmprendi6 una excursion hacla una
montana, EN- Cumberland. Describe
adueIlos parajes, de una niaiiera SUI
gestiva, pero dice, que euando Sc ha-
llaba en- uil sitio encantador suges-
tionados por La magnificencia del pai-
safe, donde 10 tinico propio .en aqtie+
Hos instantes, y digno del panorama,
era el mas absolute silcncio, Una de
lsus compaEeras 10 echo todo perder
diciendo .".ino es dsfo delicioso'y I
ideliciose! esa palabra resultaba po-
bre, para comentar tanta bellezaS y
eontrariados emprendieron Ia yuelta.
/.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
UN BAUTIZO

Aver tarde recibio las sagradas
aguas del bautismo en- la iglesia San
4Agustin de los Padres Redentoristas
de Puerta de TERRA, la nina Margari-
la Rivera y Barreras, hija de los Sc
nores Castor Rivera Josefa Barre
-sTas, de aquel barrio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
AYER QuEpARoN cEsANTEs

yer pas6 toda la Sanidad Munich
pal de La isla, la Sanidad Insular.
Todos los empIeados municipales que
4enian este servicio quedaron cesantes,
ppes Ell seiior Ruiz Soler no tomo a
pinguno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
PARA IA CRUZ RlA fPAN0tl
La Suscripcion en- Z once
DOS CAR z AS
Ponce, P. R., Sept. 26, 1921.
q. Jo,, Car,,rdo NoJ;a,,,o

Ponce, P. R., Sept. 26, 1921.
Sr. don Segundo Cadierno,
Presidente de la Casa de Espafia,
San Juan, P. r.
Muy amigo nuestro y de nuestra
mayor consideration:
Los que suscribimos formamos la
comisi6n designada la Casa de Es-
pafia de esta localidad para allegar
fondos a beneficio de la "CRUZ ROJA
ESPANOLA" v tenemos ell gusto de
remitirle i'm cheque por la suma de
$S,012.40 U. S. Cy.
montante de 10 que aquf Sc ha suscri-
to, de acuerdo con la lista que tam
bien lie incluimos.
Aprovechamos gustosos esta oca-
sion para reiterarle el afecto de- nues-
ira consideration mas distinguida.
c. Lopez de Tord, F. Forteza,
Martin Aparicio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
Ell GoBERNADoR VA AL NoRTE

En- el mes pr6ximo va al Norte =
conferenciar con el presidente Hard
ing, el Gobernador Reilly. Estard de
vuelta sen Puerto Rico, a las tres o
cuatro semanas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
sUICIDIo

Aver Sc suicide en- su casa, sta en-
q barrio .'Mameyes. de Juncos, AL
fonso Pinero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Las mujeres han reinado
en- todos los pafses que han
vivido segdn las reglas de la
moral.
BefndrdiR de Saint Pierre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Sr. don Segundo Cadireno,
Presidente de la Casa de Espaiia, :
San Juan; P. R.
Mi estimado amigo:
Despues de mi remesa Ultima de
$3,012.40 he recibido donativos mon
tante a
$500 U. s. Cy.
que tengo ell gusto de incluirle con
nuestro cheque No. 52531, a su orden
Y cargo del Banco Comercial de Puer-
to Rico por igual suma y para los
'fnismos fines de la anterior remesa.
Los donantes son de:
Resp. Logia Sol de America,
No. 49,. $1,000
I'm amigo, 25.00
Todas las demas cantidades que me
vayan donando, lie seran enviadas
oportunamente.
Aprovecho esta oportunidad para
suscribirme Una vez mas, su muy
Alto. S. S. y amigo,
+. FOrteza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11
PENSAMIENTOS

Querer es ell fin para ell que hemos
nacido la vida. Para reir como pa
ra Horar. hay que querer, porque
querer es de imperiosa necesidad.
Quiere 81 te quieren. Y 81 no te quie-
ren... quiere tambien.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-11

Ell amor sin zozobras solo es una
sombra del amor, porque nadie anna
la vida, por ejemplo, como un conva-
leciente que haya estado a punto de
perderla.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-07
Girls! Lemons
Whiten the Skin

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing thrco ouuroH -
Orchard white which any DRUG store
will supply Tor few cents ahaHe wen
and you have "a quarter pint ~ harm
less and delightful lemon bleach Mas
Hago this sweciiy fragrant lotion into
the face. neck afmH ana hands cach
day then shortly nofc the beauty anl
whiioncss of your Hkln
famous staeo beauties $3.50 this iem-
on lotion 100 bleach and bring ihaf
soft. clear. rosy white complexion ni-
90 ~ frecSle sunhurn and tan
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cHHIsriaN ENoEAVoR NETTING.


The Chrigtian sndaavor so,iaty OF
The rifat rr.sbyterian chucA gan
meet nf 6.fs o'nl.si thia evening n
The church tot a ,Dnancrt'lon mosuur
10 be I'D hy Miss KathcsIn, i,ed
inond Pic subject wa hr rom
Pleasure and the ptDgiim u mu fai-
itwas
"Thy WIN BE- Dono win Oor piee.
urea Matt Gl7.lD
Opening prayer bF ihe leaa,f
Psalms ~ nnd ~
flopOria 20 commitieos
Psalm $50 20.
leader faif
Roll cali. 90 be answered win favor
ite Fun and why
How CAN fTe MaFr Recreation
Mean Recreation Miea Marie bmcncr
How Can We Honer ths Many
Tendencies ~ ErH Whlch Are Found
IN Dance Motte- and Thoaier. -
TODAY ~. MiH4 Maud Irenfh
How Ma our Christian Endeatnr
Improve Recreation 900 Oaf Cnmmun
itvT Mr Cllfi
"Whnt Ju Yol Think ~ fhe s. ST.
a. A. and g. Vs. g. A as Keorfafipual
Ccntcr ln Community f'- $50
Adelaide Hunt
Sohg $50 ~.
What D. Ypsf opinion ~ fho Mgsir
tard in the Dancing raNe nf Taaar
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q D. D. aam 1f ulr rlru Baptist
TEACHER MrH vs. ~ nroDm Plans
were made fnr reception 40 Pol giten
Boz honol ai Maf Leach iho Hes KIM
drraarfon teacher sshn .H tp conduct
ihe Christian Kindergarten at the tirH
Baptist church.
THe rsH voted l2H0 ONT 90 fnc
ucafur fof equipment nnd materials.
Tho committee 1a solicitation ~ pinilf
raff rnfh an encouraging report That
b. war fcldfl fo reduce fnr fulfi0n.
Tho ahuoi $500 nrcn Serfemuer and
further Information may Dos Obtained
from Mrs ~ -. satterwhlfe
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-07

>lia Annie IIucher
Special munie "Pnvef" fAifred
NoyesJ-- Mlsn Adelaide Hunt
sentence pmrsfr
Pastors TAX i,os ~ HrIh ~ Mis.
rian
Wl2uHh bcucdlrfion
a " foini invitation lH ttfeuaed au
Willing rpung pt9pis zoo iH. rfY 10
Fitend ihia Interesting meeting
INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE.
Tho Intermediate league of h. rfa,
Methodist church am meet 10 tnr
uspai hour this tfnninR in ihr ,b. on
.nnc, ~" following nforfam haa
rr'n arranged.
Lfader Harvey Mnrsan
None $50 22g and i21
Scripture leHFoH. MHtf fT-iit
iltis-lt cor s.p-l2
Prayer Bryan Han
FiHu0 s1lo Blanche Rohcrr
1aie "Our pieaeurcH y ID Todd
rfHno colo H.lnr Mexican
Iaih Whit Pleasures the 1901 Of
Goo E.oinbos"- John % Lester
Reading Ncu Trihhlo
Duct Johnnie and Wreee Tr4He
Taif Tho Nrihofir Huie nfHn
iial
snrr $50. a.
lt4Hun hruedlction.
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Reading Dorothy Harris
Piano Selection MARY DeHocht
Reading Made cobb
spns Three Llfile Kittens Il.t
ofhy and Ruth stevens
Readins Mary DrRrchr
One-srf Comedy --prnc sffprra fH.
nnd i.fia Allison aur aaf haE..I.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-07
AohoRINo AEM &C

Wnodmer han Friaa5 evening ~
number n rogug men * the rlty ln
honorcd ~ the recently orranl1ed
Married reopies club.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-07

Tho Christian Endeavor a0ci'ty ~
fho fifat Christian church wiz have
thoif rrruiar meeting this evening 80
2 o'fioca wnh William Haron Jr. az
irtdor AH nioIosfiHe program b. bee
iug arnnged and Oh members arr
urged 90 be- present NitifprN ore core
dinilp invited 90 attend
iiafe hr0 Neiug romnietfi hg thr
nitfnhefa 20 thiH .cle-f for fhr ~
Fsuizaflnn ~ % tns.v Cnr tian W.
dflfnr 40 rhiiar ~ DniYf afr tfs
requested to innoi at inc ,nules fhl
HiffINnnH OF Of nt lurb
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Z. e. [. MEETIn0.

Every member Of the 7. r. L. l. fe-
sussled to b. preseat this morning
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
FORTUNATE NORTH FORK

I'VE arc going to ship one of the
heaviest crops. and from outside re-
ports get perhaps as much IL not
more money for IL than was ever
sent out of this valley. Tho fruit
grower has surely hit successful
year from all indications. So states
the Hotchkiss Times. which says:
we would conclude by talking with
reliable men that the peach crop.
while as we say is thinned in some
few orchards. there is still a crop. and
tho total number of cars for the val
ley will not be cut down much.
Tho apple situation was never
better. and while there arc few
growers injured on somo varieties, the
crop should be more in the total
carloads shipped than last year"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
FINISH ARGUMENTS
In BLAIR'S CASE.

Washington. d. c.. May le.-Testi-
mony and arguments in the case OF
David II. Blair of Winston Salem. ".
C. nominee for Internal revenue COM
missioner We're concluded today by
the senate finance committee. a do
cision Is expected to be announced
Saturday or Monday.
With the nomination of Mr.. t7air
held up by the fight OF Senator John
son, Republican of California, against
his confirmation. the office of internal
revenue commissioner today became
vacant, the thirty day term of NJ T.
West, assistant commissioner expiring
by legal limitation. Secretary Mellon OF
the treasury department. took over the
commissioner functions temporarily
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
TECHNICALLY BLOCKS
VOTE ON MEASURE

Washington. d. G. May ia hnai
vote on the Tinchcr bill to regulate
dealings in grain futures. was blocked
today by REPRESENTATIVE Walsh. Re
publican OF Massachusetts, who de-
OF the bill. which was not available.
Vote on passage, however. had been
ordered by the house and 1t will be
tho first order Of business tomorrow.
Representative Tinchcr. Republican
OF Kansas. author OF the measure said
he was confident 1t would he passed dc
spite evidence OF opinion which crcpt
out during consideration OF the pro-
posal today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
SOLDIERS MOUNTAIN HOME

n. l.. Waclchli, founder and pro-
motcr of the Rainbow Health settle
ment on Hayden creek near Coaldale,
addressed the members OF Wray-
McKinstry Post. No. IL. Amei~>n
Legion. Canon City. Mr.. Waclchli.
who was an officer in the A. Y. +.
and participated In some of the hard
est fighting in France, explained in
detail the purposes and ambitions of
the health settlement he is establish
ing for the benefit of cN-Scrvicc men
suffering from tuberculosis. and en-
listed the Legion in "A movement for
the erection by the people Of Canon
City of a cabin there for the use OF
married cx-service men afflicted with
tuberculosis. Plans are being made
to have a tag day on Saturday for
raising funds for the contemplated
cabin. A musical comedy. featuring
Washington IrvinE's story of Rip Van
Wrinkle. will be given at the opera
house to further the enterprise.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
GASOLINE PRICES DOWN
&c AT COAST POINTS

San Francisco. Cal. May IA re-
duction of cents a gallon in the mar
kct price OF gasoline and of 25c "a
barrel for fuel oil. effective tomorrow.
was announced tonight by the Stand
ard oil company Of California The
field price the company VIM pay for
all grades OF crude oil also will be re-
duccd 25c "a barrel
Present prices for gasoline in san
Francisco arc 2Jc a gallon wholcs a lc
and &c a gallon retail while fuel oil is
81 a barrel.
Los Angeles, Cal, May 12.-Tho
Standard oil company announced to-
day that 1t would reduce tho price of
gasoline . cents a gallon here tomor-
row from % to 95c. Other companies
said they probably would make similar
reductions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
Astounding Revelations
Shown in Chinese Cult

Toxic. May 1e.-CBy The Associated
Press) Roy olation Of tho work carried
on by tho "omotokvo" cult. which be-
gan when tho police raidod the head
quarters Of tho organization at Ayaho.
near here. continue to astound the
people Of tho empire. 'Ncwspa pers sc-
cDBc leaders Of tho cult of aspiring to
set up an "omotokvo" dynasty. to
which all japanese would flock with
the hope OF attaining world dominion
In tho temple of the organization at
Ayabc connected with the residence of
Wanisa buro Dcguchi, leader of the so
cicty. by "A secret passage, the police
declare there were found crypts in
which wcro placed the bodies of those
who were slain for botraying the sec
rcts of the organization.
II is declared that ''unspcgkahlc
orimc5" were committed against wcm-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
TO u>IoNIzu c..arrun.

Bucuos Aires, May 12.-ClaqucurH.
Doys and mon whose vocation H. to
Great applause in the Bucnos Aires
theaters. have demanded tho right TO
he unioniZed as "A regular part OF the
theatrical profession. Authors. who are
accused OF owing "a debt of gratitude
to their humble supporters, oppose
their claims.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
URGE BUILDING ONE
FLAME Cann Vy-n

Washington. ID. c, May ie.-Immed-
late construction OF at least one air
plane carrier for the navy was urged
today by Secretary DENLY before the
house naval committee. He said two
plane carriers should he built. but
added that work on tho second ship
might he deferred for a short time.
1t was estimated carrier with ar-
eommodauons for approximately so
planes would cost s95.OO0. 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

Mrs George Primrose. tho wife of
the famous George Primrose. of long
time minstrel fame, has an act at the
Majestic. showing yesterday and con-
tinuinE today that is one big round
OF keeping the house amused" Mrs.
Primross has tho assistance of six
wonderful minstrel men, soft shoe
dancers and worthy successors to the
aggregation that made George E'rim-
rose and Primrose and West famous
as entertainers.
Miss Zelda Sanity, also. has big
timc Offering in Little Miss Every
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

on by members of the cult, who arc
said TO have bordorcd on fanaticism in
their zeal.
Cart loads of alleged ssditious liter
aturo have been seized, including y
famous volume bearing the title OF
Fire"
II is said that tho followers Of
"omotokyo" numbered 100000
when the police seized tho collection
Of pebbles representing the divinity of
tho organization. a band Of the faith
ful olinchod their fists in fury, declar-
ing tho act of the officers to he sacri-
lcEious.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
EsrRAys IN CRY SUBURBS.

From The Sentinel, Two Buttcs'
Baca county: Some boys were on
the street with a catfish weighing
four pounds which they caught in an
irrigation ditch near town. Lincoln
Mutt was on the street displaying "A
thrce-pound bass which he picked up
in his field after the water was turned
in. 1t is supposed these fish escaped
into the canal when small and re-
mained in a water hole until irriga-
tion started this spring.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
PARDON OF DEBS
TO BE RECOMMENDED

Washington, n. c., May l2.-Attorncy
General DauEhcrty said today that he
would write personally the recon-
mondations TO President Harding as
to y. pardon for Eugene v Dcbs, So
cislist leader. serving a ten years
sentence in the Atlanta. Ga. pcnitcnti-
sry for violation OF tho espionage laws
Ho said it would he some time before
tho recommendations would he COIN
plctc because Of tho facts TO be taken
into consider ration.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
INCR0WN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF

A few drops Of "cutgro' upon the
skin surrounding tho ingrowing nail
reduces Inflammation and pain and so
touEhens tho tender. sensitive skin un-
derncath tho toe nail, that it cannot
penetrate the flesh, and the nail turns
naturally outward almost over night.
"Outgro' is harmless. antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists. How
ever. anyone can buy from tho drug
store tiny bottle containing dircc-
tons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
MAIDEN MouNTAINEEREssE:s

ENports with Tho Tarlit VINO infcSI
this locality should take notice that
three of the most celebrated young
ladies in he west arc to pass through
puoblo--maidens noted not for beau
ty or song but for olouucncc.
The crack Ouray debating team
won another victory Friday night
when 1t defeated tho Lamar team.
Tho three girls comprising the Ouray
team have defeated every team met
thus far and will pow go TO Boulder
for the big state meet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
LOWER POSTAL RECEIPTS

Washington, u. G.. May 12.-Postal
receipts for April at fifty of the larg-
est offices totallod s2O,592. .6l1 decrease
of tlSis.I0S or S.2i per cent for the
same month last year. The postoffcc
department said railroad and express
strikes in April of a year ago had
forced merchants and others to send
many shipments by mail
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
THE VALLEY. THE STATE, THE WEST

Gos and the farm bureau hold a meet
ing to discuss harvest wages. \ res
olution. recommcndinG a wage OF 81
a day. was passed. Three delegates
were selected to attend the state har-
vest labor mcctinGs.-Maii- Breeze.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
HOME GROWN HIGHWAYS

Citizens of lower Rogers Mesa got
busy Friday and made several miles
of good roads in their section. Four
teen teams and drivers were ON the
job all day and not waiting FOR the
road ovcrsecr to do it-North Fork
Times
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
GOODYEAR uEOHCA,,zEs

Columbus, o.. May l2.-Incorporation
articles providing for roorganisat ton Of
pany, Akron. Ohio, with $4,000 900 Of
preferred capital stock and Sl.5oNooo
shares OF non par common stock wcro
filed today with the secretary OF state.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

body" including impcrsonations Of
Broadway stars
Five young women, billed as the
violin Misses are musical treats
away above tho average. Their act
reccXed. during the day. frequent
and continued applause.
Austin and Allen. in character
songs and dances, pleased ali audi
cnces. Their turn. From Broadway
to the orient" is well staged and
well played
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

That Better Oakland Car can now
be bought for s1,575.oo delivered at
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
PERSISTENT IN WELL DOING

The governors signing of tho bill
for "A normal school at Alamosi is
said to end thirty years of effort by
Senator Adams to secure the cstab-
lishmcnt of such an institution In tho
San Luis valley. site for the school
will be donated to the statc.-Walscn-
burg Optimist
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

That BETTER Oakland Car can now
he bought for tt,3T5.00 delivered at
Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

HARVEST WAGES 81 a DAY
In kingman county the local Gran
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

Nominations for the coming elections
we're made at the meeting and 1t was
voted to visit the Pueblo Lions on
Thursday, May 26, and to send large
lelcEa ton to the annual state meet
nE at Longmont in juno and a dele
gate Will be sent TO the National con-
'cntion at Oakland, Cal. in July.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-02
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