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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
De MAYACUEZ

La Asamblea Municipal de Maya
glez, ha aprobado una Ordenanza, f.
jando el Unite maximo a que Sc pue-
de vender la carne de res, en- CO., 81 y
Is centavos libra, para las tres classes
en- que divide el articulo. A los con-
traventores Sc les castiga con multa
carcel, o ambas penas la vez.
-Continua la campaIa contra casas
que Sc consideran dedicadas entire
vistas claudestinas y 1ltimamente Sc
han hecho tres denuncias.
Para los dias 10, II y IL del CO.
rriente Sc ha fjado la matricula de
los ninos que han de asistir al curse
escolar que Sc inaugura el 20.
-Ha circulado aqui la noticia de
que el Gobenador Mont Kelley lie ha
pedid) al DR.. Miller la renuncia de su
cargo, para proponer al seiior Huy-
ke, cuya designation por el Presiden-
tie Sc haria esta semana, durante ell
receso sdel Senado Parece que ell
Comisionado de instruction, que esta
nombrado por amos, Y estima que el
deseo de sustituirle no es sufciente
para I'm cambio, espera que lie des-
tituyan, 81 el case llegase por no pre-
sentar el voluntariamente la renun-
cia.
-Procedentes de San Juan han in
gresado en- Ia Escuela Reformatoria
de esta ciudad, 10 ninos, memories de-
lincuentes que vienen a cumplir sus
respectivas reclusiones.
-Hilario Martinez, que falIeci6 re-
pentinamente en- una de las Gales de
esta ciudad, resulto muerto por eau
sa de antigua dolencia, seg1n el in-
forme facultativo.
La limpieza plblica Sc mantiene
en- las mejores condolences v aunque
la labor es fuerte y el desembolso ha
de ser grande, Sc ha de continuau con
todo empeno y efciencia.
Corresponsal.
Mayagiiez, agosto Z, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Los Dos Pajjaros

La pajarita domestica estaba en- Ia
jaula, Ell pajaro libre estaba en- el bos-
que.
Sc encontraron I'm dfa. FL pajaro IT,
bre exclamo:
-Amada mia: ven conmigo hacia el
bosque.
La pajarita enjaulada contest6:
Extra conmigo, viviremos juntos
en- la jaula.
--Detras de esos barrotes, ten DON
de encontrarfa lugar para extender
mis- alas? $50
i Ay de mf!-respondio La pajarita.
-Yo no sabrfa d6nde pararme en- si
cielo.
Ell pajaro insisti6:
--ven,' conmigo: entonaremos los
cantos de los bosques profundes.
La pajarita dijo:
-Quedate cerca de mf: te enseha-
re un lenguaje sabio.
Ell pajaro del bosqie exclam6:
No, no; los cantos no Sc ensefian
| jamas.
Jay de mf!-sollozo La pajarfta
enjaulada. Entonces 70 no aprende-
ria nunca los cantos de los bosques
| profundos.
Los dos Sc Quisieron mucho.
A traves de los barrotes de la jaue
la Sc contemplan; pero es en- vano su
deseo de conocerse. Agitan sus alas en-
ell impulse de su ternura, y cantan:
Ven, ven conmigo, ven, III
FL pajaro libre Sc lamenta:
--iNo es possible! Tengo miedo al
encierro de Ia jaula. s
La; pajarita enjaulada murmura:
! LAY de mi! Mis- alas estan mner-
tas y no saben yolar!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Un Agente RuSO DetenidO en-
EStddOS UnidOS
para
EScuelaS

Chicago, JUNO 20.-El arresto efec-
tuado por las autoridades federales
del russo Schaltmalr; que fue puesto en-
libertad mediante la prestacion de 5,
900 pesos de fianza en- bonos, al q. Sc acu
ss de violanl la ley de Espionaje, Sc cree
tenga relaci6n con las operacionss en-
que influyentes hohbres de negocios
de Detroit, Cincinnati, Chicago, y
otras. ciudades, intervinieron para
que los congresistas Y senadores de
los Estados Unidos reconocieran inme-
diatamente al gobierno Soviet de Ru-
sia, a fin de que pudieran neyarse a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

cabo los contrutos hechos por conduc-
to de Schalman Y que ascienden a
$50 millones de d6Iares.
Scha1tman, que Sc dice fue arresta-
do cuando estaba punto de salir pa
Ia Russia. ha confesado-dicen los cir
culos gubernamentales-q eS agente
de Russia.
Existen tres cargos contra el: uno
de ellos' consiste ell llamarse agente
de I'M pals extranjero, pidiendo cosas
de valor Y actuando como agente de
un pals sin registrar sus oficinas en- la
Secretarfa de Estado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
TENEDURIA DE L.IBROS

Cursan este r8mo, Antonio FerIan-
aez, Agripino Marcos Pur0n, Felicia
no del Vale, Angel Toraflo (pcnsiO-
nistG), Emilio Rivera, Leopoldo Qua
dalupe, Jose Cap6, Alfredo Rivera,
Francisco Barreras, Domingo Parsi,
Enrique Gonzalez, Carlos Ramirez,
Jose Zaragoza, Rafael Abella, Benja-
min Arnaldo Guillermo Cobb.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
LITERATURA ESPANOLA

SeguHdO Curse. Emilio Rivera. $3.50 4;
Nestor AcevedO. 81: Feliciano del Va
lie, SO; Manuel Ramirez, 95; Leo Iri-
garry, "a: Victor Rinc6n, 90; Fran
cisco Colon, so; Carlos Ramirez, 80.
Primer Curse. Francisco Barreras,
$3.50; Luis Il. Calder0n, 90; Rafael
Abella, 81; Juan Alfonso, 81; Eugenio
Fuentes, "a; Benjamin Arnalde, II
Jose Cap0, 70; Eugenio Choisne, II.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
HIsTORIA DE P. II.

/ Antonio. Fernandez, $500; Enrique
Gonzalez, 81; Julio Clivilles, SO; Hec-
tor Gambia, 95;- Nicolas Lafuente, 81 !:
Miguel A. Montafez, 81; Rafael San
tiago, 50: Fernando Forteza, 81; Sal
vador Antunez, So; Enrique Marin,
Sc; Antonio Carreras, So; Carlos We
lez. So; Diego Antunez, 81; Vicente
Agosto. 80; Antonio Mongil, 50; An
gel saldafla, 70; Mario Lopez, 7S;
Alexandra Suarez. rs; Otilio Herman
dez, 76; Antonio Cosme, 70.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
FIsIOLOGIA E HYGIENE

Antonio Armenteros, 94g6; Jose
Fernandez, 81 Cecilio Garcia, 81;
Julio A. de los Santos 8S; Fernando
Forteza, 81; Isaac Echayarrfa, 81;
Ernesto Armenteros, 81; Vicente
Agosto, 81; Pablo Jose Hereter,, "A;
Antonio PARA, y; Pedro Qpiilones,
72: Anibal Morales, 20. s.,...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
A NUESTROs CORRESPONDENTS
DE LA ISLA

Hemos de agradecerles que no NOS
envien mensajes telegraficos despu6s
de las doce del dfa, cuando sea con
81 fin de que sc les d6 publicidad en-
ID niisma fecha, porque, ordinaria-
mente. Ell IMPARCIAL Queda com.
paginado de, doee > media ) d uns
de Ia tarde. ,ssa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
GRAMATICA CAsTELLANA

Tercer Curse. Antonio Fernandez,
$3.50; Alfonso Mianda, 90; Arfstides
yillafafie, 93; JESUS Rend0n, 81; Co
minges Capestany, SS; Nicolas La
fuente, 80; Ramon Wood, 70.
Seguado Curse. RosendO Forteza,
$3.50; Jose Fernandez, o.; Enrique
Gonzalez, 90; Antonio yillafafie, 81
Pedro Calder6n, S5; Jose Gambia, So
Julio Clivilles, SO; Rafael Santiago,
Isl; Juan Martinez, so; Victor Bayo,
net, IS; Isidoro Delgado, ~; Fran
cisco Vaello, 76; Alexandra Suarez, rs
Carlos velez, 73; Rodolfo Rodriguez
~; Luis G. Gonzalez, 72; Delffn vi
llanueva, 20.
Primer Curse. Cecilio Garcia, $3.50
Antonio Armenteros, SO; Mario Lopez
81; Ernesto Armenteros, Oh; Enrique
Marin, 81; Hector Gambia, 81; Otilio
Hernandez, So; Julio A. de los San
tos, So; Antonio Mongil, So; Miguel
| Al. Montafiez, s5; Felix Sarraga, S4
Fernando Forteza, s3; Vicente Agcs
Ito, 81; Luis Anibal Morales, 80; MI,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
HISTORIA DE LOS +. u.

SegandO CmsO. Jesus Rend6n $50 !;
Rosendo Forteza, 95; Arfstides Villa
fafie, "a; Victor Bayonet, 90; Comm
ges Capestany, 80; Rafael Santiago,
80; Alfonso Miranda, 80; Francisco
Vaello, 3d. Ramon Wood, 50; Anto-
MO Villafane, 81; Luis G. Gonzalez
80; Rodolfo Rodriguez 70; Gaspar
Dfaz, 70; Isidoro Delgado, rs; Anto-
MO Carreras, 76; Pedro Calder6n, Is (;
Juan Martinez, rs; Jose Gambia, "a;
Felix Sarraga, 72.
Primer Curse. Enrique Gonzalez
97%; Antonio Fernandez, 90; Carlos
V6lez, "a; Hector Gambia, 90; Fer
nando Forteza, 90; Mario Lopez, 81 !;
Miguel A. Montanez 90; Antonio
Mongil, 90; Miguel A. Salda1a, SS; ;
Julio Clivilles, 50; Enrique Marin, 81 +;
Otilio Hernandez, IS; Antonio Cosme
Il; Salvador Antunez, IA Diego
Antunez, "A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
TAQUIGRAFIA

Estudiaron esta materia, los alum
nos Rafael Abe1la, Francisco Barre
ras, Nicolas Lafuente, Leo Irizarry,
Alfredo Rivera, Angel Torano, Anto-
nio Fernandez, Jose Cap6, Domingo
Parsi, Enrique Gonzalez y Guillermo
CnhI,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
EX A NJ E N E S
4 -----l
-COLEGIO PARTICULAR DE >PRIN1ERA Y
SEGUhDA ENSENANZA
DlRlGlDo PoR PEDRO MocZo BANleT
Labor del Coegio en- el Curse de 1920 1921

La conducta punible, asf escOlar CO.
mo dolnestica, de varios pensionistas
durante el dltimo termino del eursp
de 1919 a 1920, nos oblig6 separar
del Colegio a dichos alumnos al ter
niinar eT aiio aca1emico, no habiendo-
10 hecho antes p0r evitar los padres
la amargura de Ia expulsion: selec-
eionado de tai modo el personal de
educandos negado tambien ell ingre-
so algunos aspirantes de anteceden-
ties escolares no satisfactorios, inicia-
mos Ia labor del curse de 1920 1921,
/, objeto de esta MEMORfA, con un nd
cleo de buenos muchachos internos,
pequefiOs los mas, que con su aplica-
ei6n y docilfdad facilitaron el brillan-
tie exito obtenido: a ellos y a sus pa
dres, que nos honrarOn con sn con-
j. fianza, nuestro cordial agradecimiento.
La ausencia en- los Estados Unidos
de don Constantine, Fernandez, nues-
tro professor de Contabilidad, nos pri-
v6 en- el presente curse de Ia expe-
/ riencia de este verdadero maestro de
Gomercio. La catedra de TAQUIGRA-
FLA estnvo a cargo del reputado ta-
qufgrafo Don Rafael Rodriguez, y'la
de FRANCES fue encomendada Ia
ilustrada Srta. Teresa Stahl. FL res
to del trabajo escolar fue compartido
entire la Srta. Natalia Zerbi, Miss
Mabel Hit. Srta. Amalia Alvarez, Sc
nor Jose Chandri y seilor Domingo
Aponte, antiguos profesores del Cole
gio, profesora Srta. Juana Oquendo Y
! el Director que subscribe: de la pun
tualidad y labor de los profesores
precitados, quedamos plenamente ~sa-
tisfechos.
A continuation publicamos los nom-
bres de los alumnos que han obtenido
calificaciones mas atlas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
9OR PEDRO MOCZO BAT

guel A. Saldafla, 81; Isaac Echava-
rrfa, 80; Julio Cayee, 76; Pedro Qui-
nones, Is; Gaspar Dfaz, "A; Leon
Prince, "A; Antonio PARA, 73; Saliva
dor Antmez, 72; Diego Antunez (pen-
siOnista), y; Luis Gambia, 20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
FRANCES

Juan Parsi. 909o: Leo Irizarry. so f;
Victor Rinc6n, IS; Jose Cap0. So
Juan Alfonso. 80; Manuel Ramirez,
30: Luis +. Calder6n, so.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
ARITMETICA


Ouiato curse. Juan Parsi (medtO
pensionista), $3.50; Antonio Fernan-
deg Castrill6n, 90; Francisco Barre
ras, 80; Enrique Gonzalez Ramos
(pensionistG) so; Arfstides Villafa-
ne, 81; Jose Capo (pensiof.ista), IS ;
Antonio Villafane, SO; Rosendo For
teza (pensionista), 80: Luis F. Calde-
ron lpensionisid, 76; Nicolas La
fuente, IS.
C,artO Curse. Alfonso Miranda,
97R; Jesds Rend6n Alvarez (medio
DcasiOnista), "a; Delffn Villanueya
(medio pensi0nista), S8; Luis G. Con-
zalez, So; Jose Ibarra, s3; Victor Ba-
yonet Martinez (pepsiossistd), 81
Francisco vaello, 81; Jose Sanchez, 80;
Agripino Marcos Pur6n (medio pen
siomista), 80; Isidoro Delgado Jr. so.
Tercer Curse. Cecilio Garcia Mo
ran, $3.50; Jose Fernandez Castrill6n'
90; Pedro calder6n (peasionistql, s.;
Rafael Santiago (mediO pensionssto) },
So; Rodolfo Anibal Rodriguez (pe'-
sionista), SO; Alexandra Suarez, SO
Enrique Marin (medio pensionistG)
s5; Julio Clivilles (pe,,siosista), 81
Antonio Carreras (peasio'aista). 80 ;
Vicente F. Melon (nsedio pensioais-
ta), 80; Juan Martinez, 70; Ramon
Weed, 73; Carlos Velez Riechehoff
(pensionisto), y; Antonio Cosme, 20;
lose Gambia, 20.
Segsndo Carso. (Gluse Saperior)
Fernando Forteza (pensionistG), 919o ;
Hector Garcia (medio pensiomista) },
30; Antonio Armenteros (pensionis-
tal, 50; Vicente Agosto, Ss;
Antonio Mongil, 81; Felix Sara
ga Ramirez (nsedio peasionistao, 81;
Julio de los Santos (pensio,Msta), So;
Antonio PARA Rey (pensioaiistal, S6;
Mario Lopez (pepsi6aisto), se; Mi
guel Angel Montanez (pensiontsta,
81; Salvador Antunez, Jr. (pensionis:
ta), SO; Jorge Conde (pensionista)
70; otilio Hernandez, 70; Pedro Qui.
!, fiones Guerra (pensionistay, 70.
Seguasdo Curse (Clase Elemeutal)
Emilio Gratiet (naedio peissionista) }
.71R.
Primer Curse. Isaac Echeyarria
Martin (peasionisto), $3.50" Ernestc
Armenteros (pensionist6), a.; Pablo
Jose Hereter (medio pehsionista), u
Oscar yazquez, 20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
GRAMATICA INGLESA

Qainto Curse. Rosendo Forteza,
300; Alfonso Miranda, 90; Arfstides
Villafahe, So JESUS Rend0n, 81; Vic
tor Bayonet, 81; LufsG. Gonzalez, 81 :
Antonio villafahe, 70; Cominges Ca
pestany, 70; Francisco Vaello, 70;
Ramon Wood, rs; Pedro Calder0n, Il ;
Isidoro Delgado, II; Juan Martf-
nez, 20. .-.-
CuGrtO' Curse. Antonio Fernandez,
$3.50; Enrique Gonzalez Ramos, 96;
Miguel Angel Montanez, 95; Nicolas
Lafuente, 90; Antonio Cosme, SO;
Hector Gambia, 80; Rafael Santa.
go, 80.
Tercer Curse. Antonio Carreras,
'92%; Alexandra Suarez, 90; Miguel
A. Saldafia, 80; Antonio Mongil, 90;
Fernando Forteza, So; Salvador An.
tunez, So; Sulio Clivilles, 81; Mario
Lopez, 80; Carlos Velez, rs; Herman
Ramirez, 20. =
SegundO Curse. Jose Fernandez
$50; Antonio Armenteros, 81; Pedro
Quinones, 80; Julio de los Santos, 76
Delffn Villanueva, 76; Cyril Jurgene-
sen, "A; Antonio PARA, 73; Pablo 10
Sc Hereter, 70; Emilio Gratiet, 20;
Antonio Labrador, 20.
Primer Curso. Cecilio Garcia, $40
Leon Pablo Prince (peisiOnista), 81
Oscar Vazquez, "a; Ernesto Armente-
|ros, 50; Rafael Morales, 81; Jose San
chez, 70; Agripino Puron, 70; Jose
Ibarra; Enrique Cayere (pe'ssionis-
ta), IS; Roberto Catala, Il; Pedro
Morales (pensioaistO, II; Luis Ami
bal Morales (pensionistG), II; Jorge
Conde, 70;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL

Pedro Calderon, $3.50; Rafael San
tiago, "a; Rosendo Forteza. So; Isitlo-
70 Delgado. SO; Antonio Carreras, 80 E;
Felix Sarraga, 70; Jose Gambia, rs;
Gaspar Dfaz, 20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
LATIN

Segundo Curse. Manuel Ramirez,
55% Cominges Capestany, Il.
Prime, Curse. Victor Rinc6n, 929o F.;
Nestor Acevedo, 50; Francisco Colon,
30: Arfstides VilIafane 70: Antonio
villafahe, so: Juan Alfonso. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
LITERATURA INGLEsA

Francisco Colon, $500; Emilio Ri
vera, 95; Victor Rino6n, 90; Juan
Parsi, 81; Manuel Ramirez, 80; Car
los Ramirez (pensioaista). 49, Fell
ciano del Vale, 81; Nestor Acevedo,
81; Alfredo Rivera, rs; Leopoldo Qua
dalupe, 70.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
ALGEBRA

Tercer Carso. Manuel Ramirez (pes,-
sioaista), 919o; Arfstides villafaiie,
90; Emilio Rivera, s6; FeliciaAo del
lvalle, S5; Victor Rinc6n lnsedio pen
asionistG), So; Francisco Colon 81 ;
Antonio villafafie, so; LUIS +. Calde-
ron, 80; Juan Parsi, 7s.
Segamdo Cars0. francisco Barreras.
94T; Alfonso Miranda, 94;' Rafael
Abeila, 90.
N Primer Cnrso.N Roseado Foytesd,
928; Jose Cap0 So; Juan Alfonso
(medio pensionistq), ~; Ccminges
Capestans (pensiOaistG,, 75; Francis
60 vaello, "a; Eugenio Choise tpen-
sieaisfd), 70.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
MAQUINILLA

Practicaron este ramO, los alum
nos Pedro Calder6n, Alfredo Rivera,
Francisco Barreras, Florentino Martf-
nez, Nicolas Lafuente, Jose Cap6, Ra-
fael Abella, Feliciano del Vale, Co
-minges Capestany, Alexandra Suarez,
Salvador Antunez, Luis A. Morales,
Mario Lopez, Diego Antunez, Jose
Alicea, Miguel A. Montafiez, Benja-
min Arnaldo, Guillermo Cobb.
CURSE PREPARATORIO
Aprobaron este curse los ninos
Francisco Marcos Pur6n (n,edio pe',-
sionista), Pierret -Giusti (medio pen
sionista), Y Jose Rodriguez Torres
(medio pensionista).
San Juan, agosto 5 de 1921.
PEDRO MOCZO BANfET.
NotG. La aperture del pr0ximo cur
SO sera el dia primero de septiembre'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
RETORICA Y CoMpOsICION

Leo Irizarry, $3.50; Jose Cap6, 95 !;
Francisco Barerras, %; Benjamin Ar
nalde, 80; Rafael Abella, So: Luis F.
Calder6n. S5; Juan Alfonso. rs; Euge-
MO Choisne, IA; Eugenio Fuentes, "A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

(pe''sios,istd), 80; Francisco Colon
IS.
Primer Curse. Juan Parsi, 91%
Luis f. Calder6n, rs; Nestor Acevedo,
70; Antonio Villafafe, 73; Arfstides
Villafaie, II.
FISICA
Victor Rinc0n, 91%; Manuel Ramf-
rez, Oh; Francisco Colon, So; Antonio
Villafafie, So; Arfstides villafa6e, 81 !;
Leo Irizarry, So.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
lGEoMETRIlIA 3

n. " SeOand0 Curs0. vfctor Rinc6h S7S9o
Y Manuel Ramirez, 81; Leo Irizarr,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-26
y s 3. BEER LETTER.

Spoo ial Goo The tailnr
SEW ORLEANS Ia Juy Val
ueH ruled oasirr todnN pwiug To- lower
rnhl,s thau due. better weather inlaud
ud rumor tLu the bureau Of markets
at Washington estimates Tho worlds
rarN over into next sn,sun wnl bu
lo 500 poo balns against Gns600o last
year urd 6.Nli0up year before last
According to the ccusue bureau re-
ports from az" 'nitcd states during
juno were 500 oop bulcs against 2ii 900
for corresponding month last yrai of
which iosopo we're tor Germany against
$4,000
tNpntis foi months were a.lp7 900
against 63sL0nn last season ot which
Germany ia credited With 1884 ooo
tfsn0n
Whur private returns Indicate f.
lighter deterioration thtn normal for
rulN th, 40 wear average drleuoin
ton hrne &c puinte iAn mouth g
epndiioH of rrop 49, Wn4 so ioW thai
tine crop cannot afford "a dctoriorate
much without indicating little or no
INCREASE in crop prospects
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NO QUORUM FOR
MEET To REVIVE
DISTRICT FAIR

The meeting which was GO have
been held go tho rnoms ~ the COM
meroial ASSOCIATION Yesterday afternoon
al 3 O'Clock FOR the purpose az dis
GUESSING the proposition of roNiving the
Gulf Coast Exhibition association or
recognizing that body was not held.
AZ the appointed time Tor the meeting
ihero was mo quorum present ana the
meeting was postponed tan Thursday
morning af 10 o'clock
Tho meeting THURSDAY ls 90 De held
AZ thn rooms ~ he Commercial as
soCiation ana all members 90 the d.
rcciorate of both organizations are ro-
quested io bs present
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co0,r cneslooa 49, onns rosola.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

Interesting address on the corpora
tive shipping of live stock at the high
school gymnasium Thursday evening
w. O.. Cove made a business trip tc
Chicago Tuesday,
The Young Womens Auxiliary wa.
entertained on Saturday by Mesdames
Levi Sampson and Burton Benson.
Mrs. C, Il, Robinson and son Sidney
spent Saturday with friends In Au
rora,
Miss Ella Klrkhus was a Sandwich
caller Monday
Chester Jacobson made business
trip tc Chicago Saturday.
Arthur Moorhead Of Chicago spen:
Saturday here.
At the last meeting Of the Masonic
ledge tho annual election Of officers
resulted as follows:
w NJ H. G. Stewart.
S. w. X Decker.
j. We. s. Larson.
Treasurer-H, r. Thompson.
Secretary @ Cove.
AGENT Stroud spent Sunday with
his family at Oregon.
Mrs. Ralph Pierce was Sandwich
caller Monday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haeenboch o,
Walthom were EucDg Of Mr.. asd Mrs
Fred Newcomer Sun lay.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hyadl l( Peru
wcro callers at The c. j. Mitchell haMr
SuudpG
Mre, William EdPoeomb and dmiFh
tei5 Arnoa ana Mra SAM ltlWaf q O,
Troy Grove, yisitcd Mra. harry klack
nor Friday
Misses Edith Elsie and Alothl
Crane spent FrG45 aigegaoon at the
hoInc OF thor brother rJ%ard, IN
Utica.
Mr., and Mrs, Elmer Fcathorstone
and Family OF In Sallo wcrc Sunday
cullero AZ tho home OF Mr.. ana MIRA.
Fred Newcomer.
Mrs, Thomas stevenson, Miss ri.
S,eyo2. and Mrs w.. ry luplag ere
bu noo) callers Ia la Sale Saturday.
Veins Stevenson gttgn led teach
ors' meeting in Triumph Saturday.
Charles Willshey and Hugh jack
son Jr. were business callor9 in OF
tcwa Thursday.
Mrs. Alex Wallace and Miss Addie
Carey e Troy Grove spent few
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

John Mcclure has gone to Ottawa
TO spend the winter months.
Mrs. Milliken and daughter Maize
OF Baker visited ut Ralph Halls ove'
Sunday
Ed Karl went to Batesville, Ind.
last Saturday to visit his parents.
The Masons lad their annual cleo
ton OF officers last Saturday evening
with the following result:
W. M.--Omer Mosey.
S. Way Cody.
j, W. Harley Rogers.
Secretary--Leslie Mcclure.
Treasurer--Earl Mosey.
Mrs. Omer Mosoy was the guest OF
Ottawa relatives Saturday and Sun
day.
Rev. Doughty was on the sick lis.
for few days, but no is better
Mr.. and Mrs Stevenson and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Willett and children OF
Ottawa were guests at Frank Roth
weiler's Sunday
The Freedom Lutheran Ladies' Aid
served dinner ct Mrs. Riggs sale last
Thursday They cleared s60.35.
Mr. and Mrs, Adlae Ryerson OF
Sandwich were guests at the John
Christopher home part Of last week,
Tho Home Bureau will have cook
ed food sale In the Wiley store Satur-
day afternoon, Deco. II, at $3.50. This
will be a good chance to get some
good things to eat at reasonable
price.
An apron and overall party will be
given In the community house Thurs
day evening, Dec. 80 A small admi3-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
RANSOM

Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie McClary aptoed
to La Rose Sunday and spen; the day
with the latter's parents.
Mrs. Gochonour of Streator IL here
to spend the winter with her son
Willis and family.
b. r, Hagi spent a couple OF days
the past week In Chicago transacting
business. w
Miss Amy Carlson of Chicago IL Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Geschwind.
Knuta Walker was Seneca passen
ger Friday
Mrs. Tremper and daughter OF
Streator spent the past week at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Harley
Ingle. t
Mrs. l.. Lehr OF Grand Ridge spent
few days with hor son Lewis.
Miss Kathryn Bosley spent the
week end in Stroator with Misc Rose
Sepesy. -
Misses Anna Bauorle and Millie
Matzen spent Sunday at their homes
in Dwight. i,
Miss Margaret Allen OF Streator
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Joe Walling. %
Miss Anna O'Mara expects to leave
for Decatur this week, where she will
visit her brother James. r
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

| II. Decker and o. A. Moulton.
Mrs Lydia Christopher and nephew
! Gerald Christopher, were,Agrpra shop
pors' Saturday. - - =
Miss Vlrdelle Grover was home
from Aurora Sunday.
Mrs. George Wright and baby apen;
Wednesday, With somoHauk relatives
Harry Van Kirk ha3 opened a ros
tGugHt on the main street
Misc Margaret iiazeman Of Aurora
spent II few days the past week with
the homo folks.
II. ". watts and family spent Sat
urdNy with relatives al Ottawa.
j. y Thorsca was an Aurora pas.
ecngCr Monday,
Aliss Elizabeth Betting spent Wed
nCsday with relatives at somonank.
Mr. ana Mrs Alfred BArson OF
Flcpo spent sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mpp. ltNalter Abramson.
Mis- Anna Simonson was CHI
CaSo Shopper Jioaday,
Mrs. g. g. Robinson aaI son sid
ncy spclt S2tu.dl y.A2pqlDg IN Au.
rofa.
Dale Thornton Of DeKalb spent Sun.
dry With his father.
Racine ElferYjg waa ." Aurora pas
5crGer Saturday.
}. b, Thoraep made a business trip
to Chicago Friday.
Mro H. A. Dan!elson has returned
from a visit with her son and family
at Ottawa. .
Mrs. II. w. Watts and son Sam were
Aurora shoppers Saturday
e. a. tSewart Of Chicago gave an
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14

They say men do not and cannot
understand women. | see many Won-
en- striving to make men of worthless
material, and succeeding, too. There
is in this something SO near to the di-
vine that | do not seek to understand
It. | simply doff my hat in its pres
ence as | would in a temple Louis
vile Cuurier-Jomnal.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
FREEDOM

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parr of Sheri.
dan were guests CT their daughter,
Mrs. Frank Jones, few days re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Roots ard son
OF Aurora visited at George Halls
part Of last week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-14
LELAND

Miss Gertrude George was a SAND
witch shopper Tuesday.
The Epiphany Culld will be cnte:.
tanned en- Wednesday b. Mca danes G