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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
NOTICE
To the Taxpayers OF the Town of
bennington.

To the Taxpayers OF the Town OF
Remington.
A Rate Bill of the Town Taxes OF
1921 has been placed in my hands for
collection as follows: Sl.45 on the dol
lar for the Town Tax. 20 cents on
tile dollar for the Town Highway Tax
g5 cents on the dollar for the Town
District School Tax.
/ hereby demand payment OF said
taxes. and notify you that will attend
at the Bennington County Savings
Bank from 8 o'clock a IN. until o'clock
p. m.
There will be discount OF 4 per
cent on Town Tax If paid within 90
days.
C. IT, DEWEY, Treasurer.
Bennington. Vt. July Is. 1921.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
Irish Peat Deposits.

British scientists have estimated
TINT ireland contains more than 1000
00O000 tons oftpeni sufficient to sup
ply the lSland's requirements for fuel
ind power more than 80 years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-15
BoNDViLLE

A daughter was born, Sept 10. TO
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sparrow. "tAi
Mrs. +. f. Lyons and daughter.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
wAKEENEY SHRINE CLUB

Invitation were sent out early last
week to all local members of Isis
Temple of the Mystic Shrine for the
purpose of holding get-together
meeting at Masonic Hall last Friday
evening and although the weather
was very unfavorable nearly sixty
Shriners responded.
The first part of the evenings pro-
gram was to attend the show given
by the Karl Simpson Comedy Com
pany. Mr.. Simpson being a fellow
Shriner and having made special
preparation for the reception and en-
tertainment of his guests, ga good
time was had" by all in attendance
After the show the party repaired to
the Masonic dining hall where boun-
teous bachelor banquet was served
by the local Arab Chiefs. After
vigorous but rather inadequate at
tack upon the good things provided
the assault was given up as hopeless
and as usual a gabfest followed. Ed.
Haug, Potentate of Isis Temple being
present and consenting and advising,
the matter of organizing a local
Shrine Club was next taken up, re-
suiting in the selection of L. G. John
son, president; A S. Peacock, vice
president; S. J. Straw, secretary; A.
S. Keraus, treasurer, and board of
seven directors was also named,
part of whose duties will be to draft
bylaws for the club. This board con-
sists of the following Shriners: w.
J. Beardwell, Roy W. BlakeIy, E. F.
Oliver, L. H Galloway, F.. M. Munson,
Earl M. Croft and S. w. Gibson. The
directors are proceeding with the
matter in charge and will soon be
ready to report. The object of the
club is to promote fellowship and the
social and intellectual welfare of it's
members and their families and upon
proper occasions to perform needed
acts of charity and beneficence
During the evening about one
thousand dollars was subscribed for
the erection of the Masonic Temple
at Salina, which is now well under
way and is greatly needed for the
larger gatherings of the craft in this
part of the state. These subscrip-
tions may be paid in easy instaIments
and upon complete payment certifi-
Gates are issued. These subscriptions
are not gifts or donations, the certi-
hcates falling due in ten years from
date and bearing annual interest at
the rate of four percent For the
young Mason these subscriptions af-
ford a splendid opportunity to start
a savings account and thus lay up for
the proverbia1 rainy day many small
sums which otherwise might be
wasted, and for older members they
may take the place of life member
ships or life insurance, the certificates
being payable with accrued interest
upon the death of the owner
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Claire Marshall arrived home
last Saturday night from Tulsa.
Oklahoma, where she had taught
school during the last term.
John Milholland has resigned his
position with the Frank Kaucher Con-
struction Co, and is now working in
the Trego Co. Coop. Assn. store
here.
Mrs Ben Hays was at ST. Anthony
hospital at Hays the first of the week
visiting her little son who recently
underwent an operation He has
since been removed and is now at tbe
nome OF his aunt at GrainfieId where
he is recuprating.
Capt Stephen Tripp arrived here
from the Soldiers Home at Leaven-
worth, and IS visiting at the home of
his son H E. Tripp- He was accom-
panied by Miss Della Tripp who had
spent the last few weeks visiting at
waldo, Topeka and Kansas City.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09

1t is Grandpa F. B. Walker again
and this time he has grandson. The
young fellow arrived last Sunday
morning at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Walker in this city and is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Custer, of
Cove City. Grandpa and Grandma
Walker have both been up in the air
all this week but it is presumed that
within a few weeks they will get
back to normalcay. Mrs. Custer and
babe are getting along nicely at this
report.
VIM Summerville has been very
poorly this week on account of hav-
ing suffered from a stroke of paraly-
sis last week
G. r. Hil1e arrived home from DEN
yer the first of the week where he
underwent a medical examination.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
ASK AID FOR NEEDY IN PUEBLO
To the People of the United

To the People of the United
States:
Overwhelming disaster has
come to the people of Pueblo and
surrounding districts R4ahza-
ton of their suffering now, and
in the days to come, prompts me
to issue and urgent request to
all those whose sympathies are
awakened to assist the workers
of the American Red Cross,
which has quickly organized to
deal with the first great need
and will stand by until homes and
home life can be reestablished.
Contributions may be sent at
once through the office of any
Chapter, or directly to Red Cross
headquarters at Washington, for
use in the stricken territory.
Warren G.. Harding.
The foregoing appeal has been is
sued by the President of the United
States to the people of this nation.
The disaster which did so much dam
age and wiped out so many homes,
manning and killing so many people
has shocked the people of this ma
ton as they have not been shocked
for many years. On account of their
being so many strangers in Pueblo
at Cn1S season the 01SaSLer IS not a
local affair but it has brought sorrow
to some home in almost all parts of
the United States. Hundreds of
homes have not only been saddened
but they have been washed away,
wrecked and ruined by the mighty
flood of water and many families who
were happy and comfortably situated
a week ago are not without home
and some of their loved ones and are
practically destitute. Millions of dol
lars worth of property has been
ruined and on very little, if any of
it can insurance be collected. The
need is great and those who have re-
fused to contribute to the Chinese
famine fund can help their brothers
nearer at home
Those who wish to contribute
through the local Red Cross chapter
can hand their money to either Miss
Margaret Swiggett or to Mrs. ]. C.
Cortright IF they prefer they may
send it direct to James L. Freser,
American Red Cross, Pueblo, Colo.
The local chapter will get credit for all
money sent from this vicinity whether
sent direct or contributed here
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
BUILDERS ATTENTION

Used lumber of all kinds for sale
at the site of the old school building
of district No. 1. If you need any
long full size dimension lumber don't
fail to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity. All sizes up to and thirty feet
long
Now is the time to lay in the
kindling supply for this winter.
Call on G.. N. Houghton, at the
school building and get prices
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
ARCHIE l. STANTON FUNERAL

Word was received here Tuesday
morning by Undertaken S. J. Straw
that the remains of Private Archie L.
Stanton, who died over seas, were to
leave Jersey City June 8th for Wa
Keeney. Tt is expected they will ar
rive here Saturday, June 11th, but on
which train is not now definitely
known. If the body arrives in time
it will be given military burial Sun
day morning at 1920 from the court
house. All American Legion mem
bers are requested to be present
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
Walsh-Lacerte

A wedding of unusual interest was
that of Miss Catherine Walsh and Mr.
Henry. Lacerte, both of this city at
the St. MicheaPs church at nine o.
clock Tuesday morning, the marriage
ceremony being read by Father Dreil-
ing. Miss Matte Thiel and Wilford
Lacerte were the attendants. The
The bride was lovely in a dress of
white georgette and Miss ThieI wore
a yellow organdie. Mr.. and Mrs. La
certe left Tuesday afternoon overland
for the mountains. They will be at
home after July 1st at the ". L.
Nader place, which Mr.. Lacerte has
recently purchased
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09

We are requested to announce the
regular meeting of WaKeeney Re-
bekah lodge on Friday evening, June
10th AL members and especially the
team are requested to be present as
there will be initiation.
By order of Mrs Truan. N. G.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09

BY study of these returns we find
there are only 1417 lexis acres of
wheat this year than there were last
year, but there are 5537 more acres
OF corn this year and S26 more acres
OF oats and 1857 more acres of bar
ley The rye crop this year amounts
to almost nothing when compared
with last year. There are few more
acres of forage crop this year than
there were last but the acreage is
nearly the same In dairy products
there were $1O,91S more sold for the
year ending March L, 1920 than for
1921 while with poultry and eggs the
condition is reversed and S1O.6S4
more were sold to March 1921 than
Tor 1920. There were more of all
kinds of live stock on hand on March
l. 1871, than on the same date of 1920
with the exception of sheep. The
number of sheep had dropped nnateri-
ally The total population of the
county has also increased.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09

w. F. Swiggett will also make a
prize offered on calves. Inasmuch as
the big majority of the calves in the
country are "bucket calves" he is
planning to make an offer which will
cover such calves and will encourage
other boys and girls to enter the con-
test. These offers are certainly fine
and will be sgone after by the boys
and girls of Trego county If few
other business men and stock raisers
will combine on such an offer cover
ing other lines of live stock there will
be no reason for all of the pens not
being filled at the Fair this fall
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09

"A Guest.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

Come to church; you can help US
and we will try to help you.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
Cecil Bundy Thursday afternoon
The B. Y. p. U. presented their play
entitled Farm Folks at the Garden
Theatre last Tuesday night They
will present it at Collyer next Friday
evening, June 10th, and at the Gar
den Theatre again Thursday, June
10TH
Plans for the new church building
are well under way and we hope to
start work on the new building in the
near future.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
BOYS and GIRLS CALF CONTEST

During the next three months the
boys and girls of Trego~ county will
have an opportunity and occasion
to show what they can do in the way
of producing calves. The Trego Coun-
ty Fair Association is making an offer
which is to induce the boys and girls
to enter a contest which viii term
mate with the Fair next fall Ac-
cording to the offer the following
prizes will be awarded for the best
calf, beef breed, under eight months
old Exhibitor is to be boy or girl
under 16 years old. The calf must
be halter broke and not eligible to
any other special premium
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
COUNTY ASSESSORS RETURN

The assessors returns for Trego
County have all been arranged in tab
ulated form in the office of the county
clerk. By reference to these re-
turns we are unable to give the fol-
lowing report
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Next Sabbath morning, Children's
Day exercises will occupy the time of
the Sunday School and preaching
from 1000 to 11:3O o'clock An of
ferlng will be taken for the relief of
the starving millions of China Amer
lca's gifts are the only chance of life
for the people of China's famine zone
This Is our first offering for this pur-
pose, so let us prepare to do our part
now.
In the evening the Christian En-
deavor and preaching service will be
held as usual.
The subject of the evening service
will be of vital Importance and we
hope you can be present
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
FARM FOLKS
Garden Theatre
Thursday, June 10th
Directed By H. A. McT1enry
Benefit Of Baptist Building Fund

Those who the play last Tuesday
night were well pleased. AS the weather
unfavorable have decided to
give the play again for the benefit of those
who unable to
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09

DR.. Herrick informs US of the ar
rival of a new daughter Wednesday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne
Spitsnaugle, southwest of WaKeeney.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-09
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES

Services Sunday In the English
language 1880 "a. m.
Sunday School, II 80 a. m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23
Ell Figaro y los Extranjeros
lie Figaro" no qulere Extranjeros

, tante, peleaban felices baio los tres
colores de la bandela. a los acordes
sublimes de la Marsellesa.
A todos esos heroes el ex-Kaiser los
ha llamado en- una de sus frases ell
faticas injustas, los mercenarios de
Ia epopeya moderna". y es natural q.
tambi6n los ofenda un frances! SUn
escritor frances. 80?
potque los eXtranjeros Il quienes NJ.
Antoine Ban6s les dice sin rodeos que
sc marchen de Paris, son los supcrvi-
vientes de la gesta maravillosa de la
Legion; tambi6n los m6dicos y los
enfermos que tuyieron ambulancias
lameri,lnas. espanolas, chinas. holan-
desas para cuittar los soldados heri-
dos tambi6n las damas que vendie-
ron sus perlas para pagar esas ambu-
lancias. -. All !, Y ademds Sc encuen-
tran entire esos eXtranjeros, muchOs
que acaban de llegar para poner algu
mas flores Ell las tumbas de sus pro-
pios hijOs. muertos por la causa fran
cesa
Naturalmentc 81 mis- amigos de Pa
rfs. entire los cualeS Sc halla ell cmi-
nente escritor LatZarus. director del
Figaro, me oyeran quejarme asf, me
dir,an con toda la sinceridad de sus
caracteres:
-Bien sabe usted que 10 son mu-
chos los que pienSan de tai modO en-
nuestra patria.
Es cierto. FL alma francesa. gene
rosa hi6alga hasta ell quijotismo es,
sin duda. la que mas cerca sc halla de
encarnar el ideal de la grandeza huma
nitaria. Pero mientras haya Periods
> tas capaces de eXpresar, va sea por
pobreza de espfritu, VA sea por atici6n
| ii las paradojas. sentimientos solo dig
nos de los boxers amarillos, los encar
gados de la propaganda antifraneesa,
que tanto abundan en- el mundo, po-
uEdll HdCet tIteI uue Id FIdllcld at
tual embriasada por la victoria, no
Suena sino ell humillar a los que fue
ron sus compancros de Gampa1a. va
uno de los que me envfan el recorte
del Figaro me dice: 'IVeis 10 que
todos vosotros. que vivfs Ell Paris
que os fguriis estar entire amigos. os
dice un cOlega en- un diario importan-
tie. - nOsotrOs. para demostrar
que estos desplantes no tienen ningr-
IA signihcaci0n naciOnal, tenemos que
hacen mayOres esfuerZos para probar
que los alemanes calumnian Il Francia
en- los folletos que reparten ell sEspa-
iia en- America.
Il. Comes CdrriIO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23
HEROICA CONDUCTA DE DOS
SACERDOTES

Eiladelfia-Dos sacerdotes Sc AFRO
jaron al rio Schuylkill. hoy Y salvaron
Il una joven que Sc ahogaba. mientras
81 Cardenal Daugherty. desde la orilla.
SO disponfa cooperar ell la obra del
salvamcnto.
FL reverendo JOS. A. Whitaker, Can
ciller de la Arquidi6cesis de Filadeltia.
V el reverendo Jorge Caruana. secreta-
rio del Cardenal. acompalaban al pre-
lado Ell un paseo ell autom5vil. ell ell
parque. cuando los gritos que salfan
del rio atrajeron su atenci0n
,Nicndo la joven que luchaba ell
e aqua, los sacerdotes Sc despojaron
de 'sus ropas Y saltaron al rio. AM
hos sabfan nadar. pero pudieron va
dear la corriente v llevar Il la jOven
hasta la orilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23

Francia estd adn frcsca, no podemos
menos de encontrar Ell las lineas que
dejamos copia(tls algo de monstruoso.
Yo tuve durante algt1n tempo ell sa-
no Y fuerte placer de vivir al lado del
general Deg0ute V del coronel Cot la
eXtraordinaria vida de la Legion en-
medic de magnfticoS guerreros que ha-
bfan abandonado sus Patrias, sus hoga
res. pala luchar por la independence,
por la hOnra V por la gloria de la Pa
tria de Juana de ArcO. Habia Ell aque-
Hos campamentos. en- cl seno de aque-
Hos regimientos de voluntarios, que
eran los tinicos que ostentaban Ia TO
rrajera purpura, supreme dlstlntlvo
de valor v de sacriticio. hombres de
todas las raZas, de todas las condicio-
neS Sociales. de todaS las creenclas,
unidos por el sublime amor de una tie
ira que para elloS encarnaba la idea
de belleZa, de derecho. de justicia. Ha-
bfa los millonarios, que jamas demos
traban nostalgias de sus palacios de
Broadway o de Palermo. de tai modo
gozaban en- su perpetuo esfuerzo des-
interesado. Habfalos Sald0s de la pie
he trabajadora. que apenas pareclan
acorralarse de sus familias, de sUs ta-
Heres. de sus campos. Habfa los que
eran sabios, poetas, artiStas. fil6sofoS,
hombres de eStudio, enemigoS de la
violencia ell principle. Y que no obs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23

"Quoi QuH en- soft, il est urgent
que F0rdrc dcS chooses rCprehJc en-
Mn son cOHTS normal. L'heHrc me
pdIuH rcRHc GeHgOgcr les nRcm-
drublCs G'rdHgcrs. qW nous homo
rent dc IcW presence a rcgdgHcr al
pms rite IcW' pays Wtal. L'nsfdnt
lcur est. micWhui prOpice pour
tcnfCr d dHCr joiner chcs cHr les
-f0Hrmis. naintcHdm qn'Hs ont
che: nous 81 bTilIdIFnacW i0HG les
cig0ic. ,-IRtoine BnnGS. -Le
Figaro.D
Paris ulio de 1921.-Como todos' CO.
nocen mi adoraci0n por Francia, al
Sunos de ellos han querido, senalarme,
no sin algo de ironia, un numero del
Figaro, de Paris. en- el cual aparecc un
articulo de NJ. Antoine Banes que ter
NINA con las lfneas siguientes:
Sea 10 que quiera, es urgente que el
orden de las cosas recObre al fin Su
curse normal. La lora me parece lie.
gada de pedir Il los innumerableS eX-
tranjeros que nos honlan con su pre-
sencia que regresen 10 mas pronto po-
sible a sus reSpectivos paises. FL ins-
tante es propicio para que los tales
traten de ir a representa- Ell sus ho-
cares el papel de Ia hormisa. despuGs
de haber sido entire nosotros tan bri-
llantemente INTERPRETERS del papel de
la cigarra.'
va que entire los amigos descono-
cidos que han creido necesario hacer
labras hay uno que ne presunta 81 me
parece natural que Sc liable aSf Ell un
gran diario. en- el que cl veterano Eu-
genio Garzon ejcrcc una especie de
embajada hispano americana, me apre-
suro Il contestarle:
Mo-: no es natural. nj Siquiera es
verosfmil. ese lenguaje Ell una gaceta
que siempre ha tenido la pretensi6n
de ser el 0rgano de la ariStocracia eu-
ropea residcnte Ell Paris. No serfa ll;i-
tural Ell ningl1n otro diario. tampoco.
pues 81 hay pals Ell el mlndo que ten
"a pocaS quciaS contra los eXtranjcros
en general. rs Francia.
Todos nos eXplicarfamos que los ale
maneS los austriacos. los bdlgaros.
maldijer&n de la mayor parte de los
pucboS del mundo. pueSto que desde
In China hasta Guatemala hub0 pocaS
nacioneS que no hicieron causa comdn
contra ellos Y me cxplicarfa. sin la
menor dilicultad. que Theodore Wolff
declarara en- el BCriincr TdgcblnH.
Icmplcanlo palablls andlogas Il las
del Xen0fobo del Figapo, que para
6l v para sus compatriotas, los eXtran-
.icros que Sc hallan actualmente en-
Berlin harlan bien On marcharse. Il
cauSa de la poca silnpatfa que inspi-
cGS eXpresarse del mismo modo? No
En- ninguna 6poca tai animadversi6n
contra los ciudadanos de puebos ami
gos habrla deiado de chocarnoS en-
un literato pariSien>e pero hoy. que la
sansre de los adalides yenidos dc to-
das parties del globo para morir por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23

Este libro contiene SecretoS Va
lioSos, EXtraortlinarioS y SeguroS
para ganar dinero: RecetaS Prdcti-
cas-. Formulas Cientiticas Y otros
Informes muy Titles. 300 secretos
V formulas por todo.
Sc ha pubicado por primPra vez
Ell eSpaflol. Dice como Sc pGedr ha-
Ger carbon artificial. oro artificial,
plata, brillanteS, tinta invisible,
tinta que Sc b5rra deSpu@S de dos
semanaS. tinta que brilla eli III oS-
curidad. ldmpaI'aS de holsillo como
tranSferir retratoS. como hacer po-
liSh para muebleS. polye para qIli-
tar el moho, polyo Y liquido para
extinguir el fuego jab6u Como linn
piar el papel tapiz, Sombreros. car
petas. guitar mancha> de pinturaS.
eXterninar las cucarachas. chill
ches. ratas Y ratoneS.
Tamhi6n lie dird de que manera
puede hacer dulceS. chiclp. eXtrac-
to de frutaS. leche condenSada, ci-
dra artificial cafe soda> Y toda
clase de helidas. incluyendo el vi
nagre. Como conSerTar la carne Y
otroS compStihleS fre>coS. Como
hacer remedies que no Solamehte
lo pouen Ell cuudicicl!eS de ahorrar
dinero. sino de gallarl0 ell @rMl'e~
cantidadcS. Como calnar las he
morraSiaS, curar In toS. ~ordeHA,
catarro. dolores de mUelaS, de g@r-
ganta. iaquNcas. nOrlc.uraS &c VI
bora. inSolaci6n. quemaduraS de
hielo. etc. Inlica tambitn la malc
ra de hacer linimentos para rurar
toda clase de heridas. ungiicnto
para la nariz. lfquido para rizar el
pelo. como evitar Ia cafda del pc
10. FL NAL aliento, como con>ervar
la salud. vivir muchoS allos. ser
de preSencia atractiya V otras mu-
chaS cOSaS.
EnSena la manera de limpiar ca
mas. colchoneS. articrloS de plata,
cobre V otro. Como conServar hue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23
EN- RESUMEN.

81 uSted ha lefdo la liSta que an
tcce,e que no eS sino una parte de
la iutiuitlad de coSaS TITLES que con
ticue cl lihro. debe eStar convened
Il" de que eS una verdadera gansa,
pres hay una receta que sola vale
$500. Por 10 tanto. el coSto del
Iihro no eS ninguno comparative
mpnte
81 compra un ejemplar de este
lihro DE GRANDES SECRETOS,
en- una semana eStara va Ell Was
lie %anar mas dinero. que de Otra
manpra no podrfa hacerlo. Todo 10
que detimoS es cierto. HaSta la fe-
cha no hemoS sabido de alsuna per-
soma que este deScontenta con
nue>tro Iibro. MllareS de elIos Sc
conScryan hajo Have por suS due
iluS. Y al@noS nos diccn que no cna-
jcnarIan el Suvo nj por Glen d0la-
res. listed mismo puede hacer t0do
- que dice ell libro Y ganarse de
eSa manera el dinero menester pa
i';I ~llS ncesidadcS. NoSotros sabe-
mos uuc este libr0 10 deiara am
nliameutp SatiSfccho. su precio
Is solo 81 90.
No naEdc dinero por adelanta-
do silo NADIA mas su nombre V di-
rccci6n v pague los $500 cuando
To reciba Ell Su casa.
Ordenes rrocedentes de Cuba y
Sto. Domingo deberan veni- acon2-
paIiadoS de s11 inrorte.
DirfjanSc to'loS los peditloS Il
UNION MAIL ORDER co.
Dept. 800. 47S National Ave.
Milwaukee,. Wis. L. 5. A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-23
Consulado de Espaiia
en- Puerto Rico
A V l S O

A I ; q
Para enterare de asunto que le in
teresa, Sc cita al siibdito eSpa1ol Mi
guel Nillar ArgumoSa. para que .compa-
reZca en- la Cancilleria del ConSulado
de ESpana en- eSta plaza (Tohacco Pa
lace G0-G2). cualGuicr dIa habil. de 10
Il T. de In maiiana.
san .Inan, Puerto Rico. 10. de sep
tiembre dc 1921
FL Consul de ESpaha.
b. FREYRE.