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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
DIV'ORCI.ADO

La Cortc de D;striio dc San Juan,
sccci0n primera. declare el Sibado con
lugar la dcmanda Gc diyorcio, cstable-
cida por Crcscencio Castro contra Natl
vida,l Cruz, pa.' la cauSa de trato
monio entire las parties con costas a
la drmandada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

Piileiro, segdn nuestros informes,
ha sido Canciller de Cuba en- Paris,
v tltimamente fu6 empleado de la
Direction de Subsistencias. eszi
Aquf termina esta pelfcula calleje-
IA que pudO ser un drama, donde
hubiera cafdO her6icamente un cobra
dor, vfctima de SUI fidelidad, con ell
coraz0n atravesado de un balazo Y
cinco mil pesos debajo de La axila
derecha, Sc convirti6 en- un sainete
.peliculero con su corre-corre, sus pi-
tazos y su triunfo de Ia policfa contra
el salteador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
;QUE PASA?

A pesar de la gran cantidad de aqua
que ha cafdo en- los tltimos dfas, SO
nota falta de preston en- el aqua del
acueducto en- la parte alta de la ciu-
dad. Los vccinos que viven Ell estos
sitiOs, agradecerfan q las autoridades
cOrrigieran esta deficien-
cia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Ell DIR. MATANXO

PaSado ma1ana SO espcra ell el va
pOr san Lorenzo. el conOcido ocu-
lista de csta ciudad. DR.. Francisco
Matanzo. quien hacc va algunos me-
ses reside on Ia ciudad de New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

Para Ii caspa, pieaz6n del cuero
cabelludo, herpes y erupciones, debe
usar el PREPARADO DE EBREY
para eI pelo. tOdas las mafanas al
Ievantsrse. El Preparado de Ebrey
es un gran antis6ptico. para evitar las
sanas. En- farmacias y perfume
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
uUR1o oUEMADA EN- GUAYAMA

A las 8 de la mahana del dfa IA
del acual, en- la calle "Tetuan, la
ioven Francisco Malpis, de D. amos
de edad, luego de impresnJrse los
yestidos con gas, peg6se fuego sali0
corriendo por los patios Y calle We
cinos. Sufri6 tales quemaduras que
falleci6 horas despues Ell el hospital
municipal. Investigate el hecho re-
snlt6 un suicidio. alegando los fami-
liares que esta joven padecfa de alu-
cinaciones espiritfstas Y EN- ese dfa
Ia madre la habfa reganado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
1sdItG q an c0brGFOr con c! fin dc
qHitGiFC $ 100000
los cM'ioxOS dcfaiiCs de- ia fHgG.
T,'dtGSc de- I'm c,r-cbRsW qHe asa
GMStcI0s p0tiHG5.

HABANA, sept. Tina tcntativa
de aSalto Y robo diGna de ser cata-
logada clt.rc aquallos h"llos delitoS
parishes. bicn prrme,iitadoS V cjccu
tados con precision he pelfcula cine
matOglalira.
El intcl{iS del hcch3 cstriba sola-
mente en- Ia al'istocrltica mancra con
que cl delincucntc trat0 al atlHcado.
ASf acOnteci6 Il hccho:
In cObrdGor del "CcntFQ dc ,DcpcR-
GjcHtc&
pr6Ximamente Il las dieZ dc Ia MAJ
iiana. el Scilor Jose S. Porras, vecino
dc paseo dc Martf nlimero 81. fue en-
Su carlcter de cobra;lor del CentrO
lie Dependencies. al Banco de Geatcs,
de donde eXtlajo Ii cantidaa de cinco
mil pesos. EmplC0 un buen ratio en-
c0ntar Y poner en- orden el dinero
cXtrafdo, tlcsp-eocupindose de todo
10 que alredcdor pasaba.
pcchdS.
No pud0 yer Porras que en- la ven
tanilla junto a In que 81 contaba el
dinero. eStaba al parecer sumido en-
hondos prohlemas algebr;iicos, pero
SuS mcnareS movimicntoS. caSi con-
tando con 81 el dinero que porras fba
SlpncrgiendO en- un saquito de Iona
que llevaba colgando de un hombro,
un cabHliero correctamene vcstido de
negro. de barha riZoSa V cuiilada. as
pecto clcgantc Y atrayente. Tenth
tod0 cl empaque de I'M buen senior
ariStocrdticO que viviera de suS rell-
tas Y fuera al finali2ar el mes to-
mar pl balance Y el Saldo de su cuen-
ta. I'm buen observadnr habrfa nota-
% ell aquel hombre la insistencia
con que miraba los inacabables bi-
lletes de banc0 que pOrras fba sepul-
tando en- su saco, pero para In mayo
saba inadvertiGo.
El dS0ltO.
Porras sali0 la calle tom6 la
de Amargura hasta IIabana, conti-
nuando por esta tilima Ell direction
a la de Obispo.
81 POrras hubiera sido prevsor. ha-
brfa viStO que detr;is de el habfa sa-
lido el hOmbre c0rrectamente vestidO
Y de In barba negra que Sc adelant6
al cobrador que iba tranquilO V con-
fiado con su cinco mil pesos dentro
del saco. IA quiGn temcr en- un lu-
gar an concurrido como aqu6l? AGe-
mas. iquGn sabrfa que Gl llevaba
debajo del brazo cinco mil pesos en-
billctes de banco, 81. no sonantEs,
contantes?
Y no vic que cl caballero de la
barba negra Sc le adelantaba. va
habfa atravesado Ia calle de Tampa
rilla POrras, cuando ell un instante
en- que casi no habfa transeuntes, VIC
el p0bre cobrador. con cl asombro con-
siguiente, que una barba negra, ri
zada, pcrfumada sedosa. lie negrea-
ba cerca de sus ojos empayorecidos.
y una boca con un fresco aliento
perfumado lie decfa. sotfo voce, estas
palabras terribles:
Isl usted Sc mueve. 10 atravieso
de un tiro.
Al mismo tempo, al lado de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Ell PORTO RICO" SALE PASADO
MANANA

A peSar de haber llegado retrasadO
este puerto el vapor Porto Rico. nos
informa Mr.. Pons. que saldrl como
de costumbre. paSado maflana, a las
cinco de Ia tardc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Una BATIDA

La pOlicfa di0 el sdbado una batida
a los limosneros que pululan por Ia
ciudad. Gran nlimerO de ellos fu6 lle-
vado al Quartet de la policfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Ell SIR. SCHLCTER ESTA MEJOR

Maestro qurrido amigo cl respectable
cabailcro don Fernando Schluter. que
la estado enfermo de algln cuidado,
en- eStoS dia$ paSadoS. ya hoy. felfZ-
mente. SO cncupntra mas mejorado.
DcSeamo> Sinceramcnte el total res
tablccimirnto del amigo y Fernando.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Sc VENDE

Una pianola adaptable piano. Pre-
clio barato. Tiene unos SO rollos de
pleas escogidas. Para infolmes: Sol
1853. San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
FL. EMANUEL CALVO" SALIO DE
CADIZ''

Los conSisnatarios de la cOmpanfa
trasatantica en- CddiZ, han cablegra-
fiado Il los Sres. Sobrinos de EZquia
ga, que el vapor espafOl Manuel Cal
vo" salio de aquel puerto para Puerto
Rico el dia ounce del corriente, a me-
diodfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Sc Vende

La casa calle de la Luna No. 20,
que Sc compone de planta baja, altos
y hermOsO miradOr.
Informe r. SCHWARZ, +'''
Bouret Building, Oficina 3S..
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03
unbleaehed Muslln presses

Have you noticed the adorable
muslin dresses on the
school children? saw two yes.
terday, one on girl about ten and
the othe. on a young miss about
IA. The first was round .necked,
shirt sleeved full skirted and had
panels Tapping in the breeze. On
every panel and on. the sash ends
were yellow butterflies made Of
yellow cloth and sewed In place
about tho edges with eolored worst.
ed. Around the sleeev bottoms was
a design in worsted and also about
the neck edge. 1t was most gor.
geous dress, most tasteful and
beautiful ard thoroughly service
able.
The other dress was made Of the
same material and was decorated
with round circles of blue cloth set
on and held in place by means OF
the coTored embroidery or stitch,
ing The circles were set at icreEu.
lar intervals on the skirt. several
we're set on the waist and one or
two on the sleeves Tac childish
gown was most attractive
Unhleoched muslin comes in 4
color and weight which is unusu.
ally se7vicesble for children'z
dresses, frockE fthis material
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03
Boils and Pimples
Are Danger Signals
They Denote with UnfaiIirg cer
tainty 4 Weakened and Impure
State CT the Blood.
For Absolute Relief You Must Clear
Your Blood Of Waste Products.

Modern life. With It's rich fools
and lack Of exercise. often adver,
tises its effects by disfiEurins the
skin.
Acme. small abcesses and bo'!s
are all too common.
To correct the basic trouble
waste prOducts--the blood must ~"
purified. But don't clog your blood
Just clean it. out. Nature will do
the rest. Pure. rich, red blood
nourishes the body and fights Off
disease.
S. s. S. the standard blood puri-
fler and system builder, is the ideal
remedy tor skin eruption. The Of.
feet OF s. S. s. is to rid the syA.
TEN of the waste products which
are causing the trouble. For over
90 wears s. S. s. has proven to he
OF unusual merit. Begin taking S.
s. s. today and write for 6G page
illustrated booklet, Facts About
tho Blood"-free.
Personal medical advice, without
charge, may also he had by send.
Ing complete description OF your
case. Address Chief Medical Direc-
tor, Swift Specific Co.. 740 S. S.
S. Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. All
drug stores sell S. s.. S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03
CO ON WITH THE STORY

That evening the Ames home was
more Ike n grave than anything
.else. Lila wandered from place to
place. She was beyond comfort.
Finally she came and sat down
beside me.
She had been pacing the long
living room. while /, sitting in n
GhaGowy corner. watched her and
suffered With her. for too had a
sense OF loss. | felt that even II
Tom came back there was some.
thing had lost. For there had
been time when he could not
have put our affair so firmly aside
'fcr something else was hurt and
II was ready TO sympathize with Lila
who too, had just discovered her
loss.
.Helga." she said as she sat down
beside me among the cushions on
the huge iivau. I'm appalled, at
the little know OF my own NJ.
fairs. didn't realize how com.
pletely John and were living
,apart--l:c was supporting me-, that
was all. don't even Know where
the money came from. His affairs
are n complete mystery TO me.
WHY, don't know where h"
does his banking" She AIDED II
hadn't known before that two peo-
ple could hn married aud yet live
such separate lives. Johns busi-
ness is absolute Greek to me-
could he fooled out Of every penny
l., i IA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03
WHEN a WON TELLS
police?s she asked At length.
THAT would mean notoriety,
= au1H AGNES AaELINo-

poltce!" she asked Al length.
That would mean notoriety, !
said.
thing. Tom said we should keep It
quiet, hut I can't let 1t 20 on this
way much longer"
III Tom said not to let It get out,
don't you think we'd better give
him day or two anyway" !ques'
toned.
But surely you wouldn't just sit
here and not do anything II 1t was
your husband? Her voice WAS high
pitched. knew that Mrs. Ames
was beginning to feel the strain !.
IF it had been my husband ]
hope--I would have had forethought
enough to have done something
long ago" ! said not unkindly.
"And this is just my pay" Mrs.
Ames' voice was weary. I'll just
have to suffer 1t out know I'm
the one who has been in the wrong
all along"
There was light tap on the door
frame. Grace appeared. Have you
heard anything" she asked an1'
.iously
Nothing. Ny voice was ragged.
Grace disappeared silently.
Slowly Mrs. Ames and went up
the stairs. each into our separate,
icrcIy room-cach to our own
tTo Be continucd)
Copyright 1921 \. E..A)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03

tie intrigue, why, may ask. was
Sam so consistently grumpy all the
ttme?" Bill put the question not
without sarcasm.
That's easy" returned Charley.
afraid il he showed how tickled to
death he really was we'd have got
wise something was mp and put
about"
"on. don't know" said Charley
''I see. nssented Bill In other
words. We did just what we were
trying not to do. Poor Sam" !.
ireamIly. recalling the smiling and
happy pair Sam seems satisfied
And out on an opal tinted sea two
figures stood close at the wheel and
gazed hissfully at a far horizon
"a wonderful honeymoon" whis.
pered Sam tenderly, thanks to
dear old Bill"
Copyright. 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicat"J
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03

sturfing. roll it up and tie 1t. Then
bake it in a SLOW oven for the same
length OF time.
SruffinE
One and onc-haIf cups stale
bread crumbs. . tablespoons melt.
cd butter. IA teaspoon pepper, ]
teaspoon salt. hot water.
Mix salt and pepper with bread
crumbs. Add melted butter and m.%
with a fork. Add hot water very
slowly. mixing with tine HAMS, Tho
dressing should he just moist
enough to stick together but not
moist enough 10 be smooth and
pRsty. Surcnd this on tho meat
anr roll up like Jelly roll. Bake
in moderate oven for "n hour and
a half
One-half cup diced carrots. IL
cup diced potatoes. IS cup diced
celery. IA cup diced turnip. ! large
onion.
Spread steak with tho paste. Cut
in half or thirds to fit She casscr.
Ole. Grease the c0sserol" well
with bacon fat and pur in ono-thtrd
Of the vegetables, Keeping them IN
scctiona ami sliCin,. the onion
through them. Then put In the
meat and cover with q layer OF
vegetables. Season each layer OF
vegetables as they arc pUr into the
casserole with salt and pepper. Ado
the rest of the meat and tho ego.
tables. Pour over ! Cup hot wa'or
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03

Soon me Wedding took pl9ce and
the couple left on 9 hFiet honey
moon ana did not return And not
50 very long afr the wedding the
husband died The woman return;
ed 10 this city on visit very re-.
Gently and her friends learned that
her husband had left her enough.
money to provide for her very nice
Iy during her life Business is bust.
ness and love is love and theYeSare
all kinds OF both in this queer old
world.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03

East Side business men held 3
meeting this past week g'ith the.
object OF working mp interest In
good roads for Union district. No
body can blame the East Side for
wanting good roads and II ] were
an East Slider I should never stop
laboring until something was done
in the interest Of good roads ove'
there. The roads in Union district
are fierce and were It not tor this
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03
srARr AERE TopAY.

Helga Sorensen breaks her en-
to Tom Bradford. whom
she has pursued for his money.
and becomes Mrs. John Ames' 80.
cal secretary. Philip Ames phil
anders with Mrs. Ames and also
with Helga. Affairs reach a climax
when Philip Ames and Tom Brad
ford comes TO blows and John
Amcs disappears. Helga. eager to
regain Tom. is tortured by fear he
may love Grace Cameron, maid
ir the Ames home. whom Tom has
rescued from a life Of shame.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03

More than 500 motor ears. EalAed
at S2,6OO,O00. were stoten g I
haitian and the Bronx, New fefsS
in the last six months.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03

1t. "Oh, Sickie, let's clean house
for the Nuisance Fairies, too. pool
things" she cried. II don't sup
pose that anybody docs anything al
all for them and I'm sure they'd
like to be scrubbed up"
Nick thought It good idea
But" said he, "how can We get in
without opening the door. and u
we open the door they'll all get out
at once. and II they all get ont at
once the earth will have fort!
kinds OF weather. Then what
would Mr.. SprinkleBlow say"
Nancy was thoughtful. IN tell
you, she answered slowly. Well
ask our Magic Shoes to make us
little enough 10 crawl through the
key-hole. That's easy enough!
but then We can't take the pol
lshes along declared Nick. 40.
that wont do"
Then said Nancy firmly.
well Just have 'O,use the key and
he quick uboui it"
ITO Re Continued
Copyright. 1921, by Newspaper
Ente"prise.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-03
ooos Roarls n / eedstl !

sim n bfetty coiored ipSets8
SFea SdrnifSd seTS much
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

Ab0ve - Latest pic
ture of Irene Castle, ia
nous dancer, and now
Mrs. fireman. She is
holding Afga of Lewan-
no, a shepherd dog pup
py, her exhibit at the
the Ladies Kennel As
sociation Show at Min
cola, recently.
Underwood & Underwood.
At right
William Muldoon, for
mer champion wrestler
of the world, recently
appointed chairman of
the New State Athletic
Commission by Gov.
Miller. International.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
THE SWEET BILL

Congress has finally done IT.
duty by the sick and disabled cx.
service men. II has passed the
Sweet bill which creates new ma
chinery, co.ordinates the old and
appropriatcs the money necessary
for the functioning of the various
measures Of relief.
II is estimated that il will cost
close TO half billion dollars a
yea 10 carry out the provisions
OF this measure.
This is huge sum Of money
about half the total cost Of run
ming the government before the
war.
1t would seem to be sufficient
TO do everything that can be done
TO meet the peoples obligation 10
their disabled veterans.
But whether IL is or not il GO
ing TO depend entirely upon how
honestly and intelligently the
money is spent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
THE SOUNDEST
=. REASON :.

Italy. France, Belgium and the
United States are spending three
billions of dollars year on
armaments. They cannot afford
il. If the outlay continues it may
bankrupt them.
Pessimisiic persons say that no
good will flow from the disarma.
ment conference because the ma
tions Of Europe will not junk any
part OF their military defenccs.
These persons are probably
mistaken. There is the soundest
Of reasons for believing the
European powers will be eager
to reduce armaments. The reason
is the haunting fear Of financial
ruin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

kogee. was arrested In sapalpa and
lined !si for possession of liaaor aud
carrying eoneeAled weapoas EtAs.
fldFe is silll unhsArd from
Oklahoma Ciiy Oklahoma q 1891
cotton cron will amount 90 lesa .AAa
hair Of last YEARS production, ac-
oordlng TO 90 mates contained ia the
August craa report made public here
hy the state board OF agriculture,
Witch announced this seasons cue
would amonn, 10 approximately $50.
GOO bales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
RESPONSIBILITY

The responsibility for caring
for our disabled soldiers now
passes from.f Congress TO- the
executive branch of The adp,ipis,
tration.
II the sick, partially disabled
and totally disabled veterans do
not now get what is coming 10
them, we shall know exactly
where 10 fix the responsibility.
There can be no more passing
The buck between the executive
and legislative branches of The
government, which has been one
Of the favorite Washington sports
during the past two and a half
years, - - xYst- ,S-pz @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

RELIGION. Youths in
Young peoples church socie-
ties. Y. NJ. G. A., Y. W. c. A,
enrolment management,
methods in Sunday Schools,
how these bodies meet the
play and recreaiingal inter.
csts OF the young.
SERVICE. Club and soeie-
ties Of men aud women,
studying and dealing CON
Strnetively with juvenile
problems, projects aicomp-
lished and under way, and
the like.
HOUSING. AdeqnateneSs
of housing. health. santa.
tion, and other comforts Of
industrial classes and the
families Of lower economic
status; together with rene
dial methods and measures.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10

This Applies to all Women. regard
less ~ caste OF color. The antbltlons
eirl striving for school hcnars. she
oyerworked housewife. The shop giil.
sirlv 10 offices and stores. aud ihe
society woman. all climb TOO hleh,
oyeftax thoir strength. and what fol
lows Nervous prsstration. sleep
lessnesa. lackarhe. headaches. AMI
the Inevitable Weakness md all.
menta peculiar a. their sex soon
develon. which unless checked hrlnT
on morn serious conditions, ami
which often lead 10 operations Al
efficient restorative for aush all.
menis IA iNdia y plnkham's NeTe
table ComfDnnd. which II now ~
cngnifed from coast 70 coast a. =
standard remedy for woghane Ms.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
WHAT TICKED OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Norsh Eandan. cleveland o.
rro:ting the last half mile in So 3-i
seconds, Peter planning established
new worlds record for five year
bid gelding trotters here. stepping the
nile in 900 IA minutes. lie was
irIyen by Thomas w. Murphy. Pough-
keepsie. N. ". reinsman.
-Muskogee-En Ensley Barbour, pre-
siden. OF the Southwestern League.
was notified by ~ II. Sexton. presi-
lent OF the. National Association OF
minor leagues. that Judge X. NJ
'andis has ordered the suspension or
Ned pettIgrew. acting manager OF the
independence baseball club.
Granite-Tom Knode. civilian
aviator Of Enid. and Miss Anne Jane
Campbell. IS, passenger OF Norman
we're killed instantly when an air.
plane in which they were flying
crashed 400 feet 70 the ground.
Springfield. 1ll.-Gov. Len Small
Of Illinois. after resisting arrest or
indictments charging embezzlenena
and conspiracy. for three weeks. on
the plea OF executive immunity or
that ".he king can do no wrong as
stated by his counsel. finally sub
nitted to Sheriff Mester after the
latter had besieged the state capitol
with deputies for several hours. The
sheriff is the first man in America to
arrest governor.
--TuIsa-Bllly Ware. -. who was
whipped by masked mob In Musto-
gsf recently 5or tba alleged kid
mapping Of Malcom Etheridge OF Mus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
: Score Sheets For Cities :,

PLAY. Facilities for ade.
quate and safeguarded play
at school and in the com.
munity. Conditions Of
parks. Fairgrounds, and the
like. = anH
IN DCSTRY Industrial
training at school, character
building. employment during
vacation, conditions of en-
ploymeni Of juveniles under
sixteen. Systematic thrift
instruction.
SCHOOLS. Management,
equipment. methods of con
tact with community, smod.
ern methods of instruction.
management Of athletics,
adequateness of number of
ctachcrs, salaries, and the
like.
HEALTH. Modern methods
OF nursing, health inspee-
tion clinics, hospital service,
dental inspection. handling
Of contagious diseases, and
the like.
SC0UTCRAFT. Manage
ment of the Boy Scouts or
Campfire Girls. facilities for
camping. hiking. boating.
service work of scouting,
organizations. Lessons in
Americanization.
NJ O RAJ SAFEGUARDS.
Management of the motion
picture the dance situation.
the cigarette problem, the
theatre, and the general club
life Of the young.
SOCIABILITY. Facilities
for weekly social experience
Of all adolescent young pco-
pie, social management in
the high school, and the
churches and home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
Three Story Bulletin
Board Is Volipa'S
Comeback at Burners

Zion. III, Aug 10 William Glenn
Voliya, head of the Zionist organiza-
tion. established here. has defied
those who harned large signboards
calling attention 10 the fact that Zion
City was for zionis.s only and he ar
serted that work was TO be started
today on three story hulletip boar4s
wherenpon entire sermons could be
printed
For every signboard burned. III
build temp he said. "Ill make them
three stories high so sermon can
he pu. on them and I'll protect ihem
with big searchlights"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-10
ARE YOU FOR OR
AGAINST BOND ISSUE

tc0ntlnned from Page ID
nearer The center of the city. Az w.
need the building say vote the
'bonda now"
r. J. IIilnman Il think Tho prea-
ent Il bad time TO vote bond Issue
for any purpose. We shall try and
get along With onr present High
School until conditions are moro nor
nal Ia financial circles Later on a
bond issue for thle purpose may be
pni over hut do not think Il could
he done now"