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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05
AlaL DIn COMO HOY 4
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"Recordar es vivr' Dante
''Recordar es vivir" "--Dant
5 DE NovIEMBRE DE 1908
NAPOLEON DEscANsA EN- v1roR1A

ajena a SUI condici6n. Mi campafla es
panola fracaso porque mi hermano Jose
estuvo siempre de parte de mis- enemi-
gos, no por traicion mi, sino por de5i-
lidad." Cuando la derrota de Bailen, 10
Sc Sc espanto y Sc puso en- fuga 10 cual
no lie perdono jamas Ell emperador. Y
ahora iban verse ell fuerte y Ell pusi-
lanime en- ell pals de la resistencia ino-
pinada.
Quisc Jose que su augusta seiior Sc hos
pedara en- ell mismo palacio en- que 6l ra
dicaba, Y tomo disposiciones para pre-
pararle suntuoso alojamiento. Nj olvi
do los Ebros que ell conquistador gusta
ba leer, y sobre una mesa de malaqui
ta-lo refere ell coronel Ladvenat en- Sis
Memorials los "Cosnentarios de
Cesar ell "Poema del Cid''. Pero el
enlrerador rechazo tales atenciones.
'.Atravesd la ciudad Vitoria-s segln
apunta Serbian en- uno de sus interesan
tes estudios alaveses-de Norte Sur,
instalandose en- las afueras, junto al
Prado, en- una casa de campo, propiedad
entonces del fnanciero senor Cuesta, y
hoy de don Eduardo Velasco", digno,
presiderte en- la actualidad del Real Ate
neo de vitoria, hombre cultisimo res
petable.
ALI, en- aquella pobre residencia, pa
SO el emperador Ia noche del cinco de
noviembre de mil ochocientos ocho. Y,
como el misno narrador citado ref1ere,
zen esta casa celebraron Consejo los
generates de Napoleon, presididos por
este, y es fama que de los acuerdos ALI
adoptados, de las disposiciones tosna-
das por aquel genio de Ia guerra, fue-
ron consecuencia las derrotas que los
espa1oees experimentarcJ en- Guipiz-
coa, en- Burgos, en- Tudela, en- la Coru-
-ha, en- Ucl6s y en- Zaragoza.'
Victor Hugo refere en- sus Memorials
como su padre, general despues, enton-i
ces coronel de los ej6rcitos imperiales,
fu@ enviado pcr ell rey Jose con una
caTta para ell emperador, lie halo Ger
ca de Salinas. Desdenosisimo ell Gran
Captain para con SUI hermano, revel6 en-
su coloquio con ell coronel Hugo ese
sertimiento. Viajaba ell emperador a
caballo ,acompanado de su fdelisimo ge-
Treral Bertrand y Sc dirigi6 sin mas es-
pera a la casa de campo de cue he ha-
blado. HaHase a la derecha del po6ti-
co Prado, uno de los mas bellos paseos
que hay en- Espafa, Y Sc conserva como
en- aquella fecha memorable. Pocos sa-
ben cue en- aquel hogar humilde paso
una noche ell emperador, Y que ALI Sc
decide la campaha .dolorosisima .en que
les espanoles probaron su energia y pro
digaron su esfuerzo. Siempre Que en-
mis- temporadas de vida vitoriana paso
per ALI, me detengo, interrogando los
muros para que me revelen ell secreto
Sc aquella noche que, segln Ladvenat,
fue Fde insomnia y de angustia para ell
Senor''. va que Ell silencio de la pie
dra sea rebelde toda investigation,
he querido que sea conocido ell lugar
en- que Napoleon pens6 nuestra destruc-
cion Y donde dijo: ''Pais de frailes. !.
Yo te dominar6"
j. ORTEGA MUNILLA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-05

MADRID, noviembre Los delega-
dos argentinos al Congreso international
aeronautico han decidido Que Ell Con
greso de 1922 Sc celebre en- Italia, y Ell
de 1928 en- Argentina.
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Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA DURANTE
LA SEMA1JA PASADA

Ell weather Bureau nos la infor
mado que la lluvia de Ia semana pasa
da ha sido muy ligera. soIamente la es
taci6n de Can6vapas ha informado que
ALI llovio mas de una pulgada. La pre-
cipitacion mas grande oourri5 en- Ia
parte este de La isla. La mayor parte
de la isla recibi6 menos de media pull
gada de Huvia. La temperature media
fue cerca de un grado sobre 10 normal,
debido, principalmente, alas atlas TEN
peraturas de los ocasos. En- la vecin-
dad de Arecibo las cosechas estan SUI
friendo por la falta de nuvia. La cana
en- las costas E. y Sc, esta en- buena
condici6n. Ell tempo ha sido muy "a
vorable para madurar Ell cafe. La eva
poraci6n de la semana, en- San Juan,
fu6 1.438 pulgadas.
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AnunCiOS ECOn6miCOS
H1RADoR o MEDIC PIso.- Sc ne

1uRADoR o MEDIC PIso.- Sc ne
cesita espacioso, con servicio sanitario,
luz el6ctrica; biens ventilado en- punto
alto. Solicitalo caballero solo dc respon
sabilidad, para antessdel 25 de Noviem-
bre. Informaran, iltimo piso National
City Bank, "PORTO RICO BOARD
OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS. 10
10 A. NJ. lilo
EsPLENDIDA HABITACION amue-
blada. para caballero, Sc alquila. Dos
balconies la Gale. Sitio ideal. Cerca,
Plaza Baldorioty. Dirijase telefono
1167 verde San Juan. lilo
vENDO Truck Paige, 21a toneladas, en-
> excelente condici6n para cualquier uso
sistamente. information, Cirilo
Mercado. Garage del Quartezlnsster,
san Juan. ~ HID
ALEMANES!t:-Aca5a-
dos de recibir. No compre sin antes YER
aos. Precios sumamente m6dicos. FfeeseI
Co., San Juan, P. r., Box 739, Luna
ss-11-21.
NOV. 2 MERCEDES por la noche en-
el teatro ''America'' espejuelos con
borde de concha, en- su estuche, de la
casa Halpert Tryxell Inc. New York.
Sc gratifcara al que 10 entregue su
duena, Cruz 27, San Juan. I'LL.
T1n
su duefio, Sc vende una farmacia de por-
venir, situada en- punto c6ntrico con
nagnitlca clientela, en- una pequena po-
.iaci6n de la isla. Para informes pue-
sen di-igirse Ell MUNDo, San Juan,
R-P.
MAS MILITARES, DE HIERRO.-
aevas, sin uso, precios sumamente
atos. verga>a verlas Cristo mime.
&. Llame al telefono 1923 G escriba
Apartado 994, San Juan. F. Rodri-
gez Y Fernandez. 11-6
eE VENDE una casa dc concrete en-
Rio piedras, Carretera a Carolina. Fa
clidades para Ell pago. Informara: su-
casi6n AnacletO AgOstO, aparsado 44S.
Rio Piedras. lie.
NO BABE I'D. que las gomas usadas
pueden ser reconstruidas con gonna cru
IA en- la misma manera que Sc cnplean
en- las fabricas. Haga Ia prucba con
una de las suyas. Tambien hacemos re
raraciones en- tubos de gomas. s. C. CO.
gtTRAN, Parada Is, (Cine Victory Gar
fanl Santurce. 11-8
1rUcHACHA para cuidar un ai7io. Es
initn presentarse sin referencias. 'Ho-
lel Palace, Pieza No. 6. lilo
$3.50 AL MES PARA UN MAESTRO
ooCINERo:-Que Sc necesita en- la Es-
suela Correctional. Escriba hoy mismo
al Director acompanando carta que acre
dite su ofcio. Sin este requisite no haga
solicitud.-P.
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DIRECTORIO
FARMACIAS
SAN JOSE DRUG STORE
Arturo Dfaz Cintr6R.

Allen esquina San jose.
Telefono No. 141. Apartatlo 1928
Gsmero en- 81 despacho de recetas
Patentizados y Psrfumeria.
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$4,000 MINERos. Sc. DECLARAN En-
HUELGA EN- INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS, noviembre s.-25
mil mineros abandonaron sus trabajos
en- ell estado de Indiana en- senal de pro
tesla contra la orden del juez federal
Anderson.
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BRUNsvIGA:- Avisamos al concrete
en- general que acabamos de recibir de
Alemania, maquinas para calcular
Brunsviga, 1ltinlo modelo. Los iateresa-
dos pueden dirijirse a n. v. Grosch Co,
San Juan, P. R. 11--2s
CoMPRARIA: De Is 80 cuerdas de
terreno en- las Jurisdicc!ones do Rio
Piedras, Trujillo Alto Guaynabo, que
den la carretera 0 quo est6n muy Ger.
ca de 6sta y que tengan buenas aguas.
Informaran ]. Reyes, P. o. No. S5s,
San Juan. 11A8
APROvECHESE:-- Mientras este com
prando en- New York nuestro gestor
Paco Narganes, realizamos precios Ii
mitadisimos nuestras existencfas en- ira
jes y sombreros de seforas, asi como la
perfumeriay otros articulos del depar-
tamento de Quincalla de nuestrc bazar
las Novedades'', calle de Brau No.
IS. Narganes, Portela y Co., S, en- @.
11-28.
CoNCHA CAREY Compramos con.
cha primera, segunda y barriga. Paga-
mos los mejores precios del mercado:
Dias Hnos. Cruz 10, San Juan, Puerto
Rico. 11-26
vENDo AL BARRIER: vidriera mos
trador ocho pies largo, dos ancho; idem,
idem diez pies; aparador vidriera seis
pies; baul fibra para comisionista, "a.
patos mercancfas; escritorio plano;
batl bodega; percha cabaneros dos me
sas cocina; lampara electrica tres
luces; silleta escritorio. EN- TETUAN
1, soL1cITE sR. ROSARIO ORTIZ
III
BUENA oPORTUNTDAD: Por $500
cinco mil trecientos cincuenta dollars
Sc vende en- 'El Condado'' y ur
minute de la Carretera una casa dc
MADEIRA coh su solar de 16x30, Ia casa
tiene cinco dormitorios, sala antesala
baic, cocina y servicio sanitario Diri
girse al Dr. Alvarez Valdes. Apartadc
e06. San Juan, Renta $50, 11-1S
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NOV. 2 MIERCoLEs por la noche en-
el teatro "America" espejuelos con
borde de concha, en- su estuche, de la
casa Halpert Tryxen Inc. New York.
Sc gratifcara al que 10 entregue a su
duefia, Cruz 27, San Juan. I'LL.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
ANNOUNCE OPENING
OF METROPOLITAN

Announcement was made Saturday
night by A. G. Dulmage of The firm of
Dulmage and Dunbar, that the new
Metropolitan fireproof storage garage,
of which they are proprietors, will be
opened to the public the latter part OF
this week. The formal date of open
ing has not officially been decided
upon, but it is likely that it will be
Friday. Moving activities of lie var
ious departments is now taking place
and the fine new establishment will in
reality be open for business on Tues
day, March /.
The Metropolitan will give to Phoe-
nix that service which few cities of
much larger population possess. Moth
ing whatever has been left undone to
provide for the comfort and needs of
the motorist 1t verify seems to the
layman that anything that would en-
able a man to get the utmost from his
car from a service standpoint, has
been purchased by this live concern.
Curb service, such as water air and
gasoline, has been provided in album
dance. Drinking fountains, rest
rooms, etc, are there for the comfort
of the motorist. Storage provisions
make of the Metropolitan an ideal
place for either day or night storage.
Reservations are coming in rapidly
for storage space which is splendid
indication ,of the interest Phoenicians
have in an establishment of this high
character.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
Coming EUents

Monday, Feb. 28-Blanche Port Runyon
will give an organ recital at the First
Methodist Episcopal church Monday
evening, next, at 8:15 o'clock, assist
ed by Mrs. Leonard RuSheil, soprano.
Tuesday, March THE Apollo club
meeting, originally scheduled to be
held at the Osborn school Tuesday
evening, February %, has been post
poned to Tuesday evening, March 1.
Tuesday, March Adams PIT. Assn.
at Adams school,. 2:30 p. m.
Tuesday, March / - kiwanis Club
Luncheon at Y. M. C. A., 1910 p. m.
Wednesday, March 2-Woman's Aux
iiary American Legion at Legion
headquarters, p. m.
Friday, March ADance by South
Side Woman's club at Neigf,borhood
House, $50 p. m.
Friday, March 4-Rotary club luncheon
at Y. M. c. A. at noon.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
THESE WILL NED

THESE WILL WED-Licenses 10
marry were issued yesterday to +, W.
Carter, %, and Atha Billiard, 10. both
of Glendale. and Alonzo Wapelee, %,
and Mary Ends. 81. both of Phoenix
CLUB TO GIVE DANCE-The civics
department of the Womans club of
the south side will give a dance at the
Neighborhood house on March 4. Mrs.
T. J. Crowl is chairman of the commit
tee on arrangements.
CALLED HERE BY ILLNESS-Dr
and Mrs. P. G. Cornish of Albuquerque
and DIR. and Mrs. G. P. Sampson of
Winslow have been called to Phoenix
on account of the illness of G. H. Cof-
fin, brother of Mrs Cornish and Mrs.
Sampson, who also are sisters of Mrs
J. S. Stark, Mrs. e. S. Clark and w. L
Coffin. G. H. Collins condition now is
improving.
SOUTH DAKOTA PIcNIc-A South
Dakota picnic win be held at EastlalSe
park Saturday, March 5. Those who
attend are requested to bring well-filled
baskets. Lunch will begin at 1 o'clock.
All former residents of the state are
invited to be present to get acquainted
with each other.
MUSICAL RECITAL-The evening
section of the Musicians club. Mrs.
| Luther Stewart, chairman, will pre-
| sent Mrs. W. E. Deity and Mrs. Louis
| Lipphardt in recital at the Woman's
club at o'clock Monday night. The
| public is cordially invited
| ATTORNEYS IN CITY-William II.
Burgess, chief counsel for the defend
ants in the criminal cases arising out
of the Bisbee deportation which were
tried at Tombstone a. year ago. was a
visitor in Phoenix yesterday. Accom-
panying him was Frank f. Curley of
Tucson, assistant chief counsel in the
same cases
QUARANTINE vIoLATIoNs-out
of the 40 cases of violation of the
quarantine on eurrants and gooseber-
ries in the United States last year IL
were reported from Arizona. according
to word received YESTERDAY by D. c.
| Mote, state entomologist The value of
terminal plant inspection service was
| emphasized in a letter to Mr. Mote
| from the federal department of agri-
| culture. in which he was complimented
| for his excellent inspection work The
| violations of the quarantine is playing
| havoc in the eastern states at the
present time. the disease attacking the
pine forests. which, due to inspection.
have escaped in this state.
/ GETS $4,000 JUDGMENT-A jury in
| the United States district court award :
ed damages in the sum of $4,000 yes
terday to Pedro Beltran formerly en-
ployed by the Magma Copper company
| in the Globe mining district who sued
| the company because of injuries al
legged to have been sustained in a fall
| of rock in the Magma mine Superior
| on May 30, 1919. The case for the
| plaintiff was argued by f. c. Struck
meyer, while the interests of the com
| pany We're taken care of by Clifton
| Matthews and E. W. Price, both of SUI
perior. The court ordered a stav OF
execution for 20 days to allow the de-
PENDANT time to enter a plea for a new
! trial
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
GLASS FOR AL PURPOSES

BEFORE BUYING GET OUR
PRICES. SOUTHWESTERN SASH
f& DOOR CO.. PHONE 306A. s25 W.
JACKSON ST.-Adv. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
NEW LOCAL coNcERN-weber &

NEW LOCAL cONCERN-Weber &
Co. builders of bake ovens, lime and
brick kilns, fireplaces. boilers and
smokestacks, is one of the newest con-
Germs to locate in Phoenix. The office
at present is at 125 North Central ave-
nue.. Weber & Co. has just completed
the installation of an oven in the Polly
anna bakery on West Washington
street. The firm comes from San
Francisco. 1t has installed ovens in
cities all over the country.
WILL DISCUSS AcT-The soldier
settlement act will be discussed at a
meeting of the -woman's auxiliary OF
the American Legion Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock. The meeting will be
the regular business session and will
be held at the legion headquarters on
North Seventh avenue. The question
of continuing the work for the dis
abled soldiers also will be gwen con-
sideration. Mrs. Henry II. Miller
president, of the auxiliary. in announc-
ing the meeting, said that everyone
eligible to join the auxiliary would be
welcome at the gathering.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
OBITUARIES
James w. WooeIford

James W. Woodford, who with his
wife has been Visiting for the last four
months at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Boss, 911 East Culver
street, died early Friday morning. He
was 80 years old and was born in Mt.
Vernon, Ohio. His home was in Akron.
Besides his wife and mother, Mr..
Woodford is survived by two brothers.
Charles, of Pima, Arizona, and Frank,
also of Akron. Funeral services were
held at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at Trinity Cathedral. Burial was in
Evergreen cemetery
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
REVERSAL OF FORM

Young Daughter: But. mother. I'm
old enough now to wear short skirts.
New York World.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given in pursuance
to Chapter AZ, Session Laws of 1915,
amending paragraph 5249 Chapter
VII, Title Ii Revised Statutes of Ari :
iona, 1913, that w. A. Hough, the I'M
dersigned. intends to sell at private
sale, in bulk, all the goods, wares and
merchandise of every kind and nature
now contained in that certain store and
store building at Coldwater, Maricopa
County. Arizona, located on that GER
tain tract owned by w. G. Moore.
W. A. HOUGH.
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AUTO OWNERS

WINDSHIELDS. GLASS FOR ALL.
MAKES OF CARS. GENUINE PLATE
GLASS. PRICES FROM So TO $4.60
SET.
SOUTHWESTERN SASH & DOOR
co, PHONE 3oos. 325 w. JACKSON
ST.-Adv. tt
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degrees.
Excess in temperature since the first
of the month, rs degrees.
Accumulated excess in temperature
since Jan. ]. 1856 degrees.
Normal precipitation Jan. ] to date,
$50 inches
Actual precipitation Jan. 1 to date,
).24 inches.
Deficiency since Jan. l, LIS inches.
ROBERT @. GRANT.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
HAS FULL FAMILY TREE

ARITON, Ala Harold jackson
Knight has 3 grand and great grand
parents. II great greatuncles. 10 great
uncles. uncles, II great greataunts,
II greataunts, aunts, 20 second cous-
ms, but no first cousins.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

Unmarried war veterans must return
TO the government as income tax per
cent of any disability payments they
receive in excess of S10OO a year
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
WANTTo BUY A JAIL?

JACKSON, Mich.-For Sale one
court house. good as new. s767; one
slightly used Jail. a bargain at 1851.
They appear on the delinquent tax list
because assessments for the Grand
river drain were not paid.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
MIpRoRs .REs,LyEREp

2ac PER SQUARE FOOT. WORK
GUARANTEED.
SOUTHWESTERN SASH & DOOR
CO, PHONE 1908. sos w. JACKSON
ST.-Adv. If
, 1921-11-23

the country. OF this vast amoun st
is said that $500 .ooo, 900 is now avail.
able for loans.
With these vast relief measures
which made It possible TO save the
stock industry Of the state. the banks
Of Wyoming bankers on n basis of
10 bear no small part of the burden
Of readjustment.
With the big Chicago and New
FORK bankers rnliying to the support
Of Wyoming bankers on n basis OF
providing $40 to loan for every dollar
subscribed in Wyoming. It becomes
necessary TO form an association 10
correlate the many interests in this
state Tho Wyoming Stock Loan as.
ISOLATION was thus formed and its
drew its original capital from nearly
every bank in tho state.
When the bankers decided to as.
russ all banks OF the state five per.
cent of their capital and surplus, the
plan was not generally accepted. But
the plans e ahead and before the
first day Of the new corporations
existence over $4,000 had been rats
Ell in Wyoming.
This mount OF money was offset.
, 1921-11-23
FELT LIKE IRON
BAND ON HEAD
This Is How Lynchburg, Va,
Woman D cl-res Her Head
aches Often Affected Her.

Everybody Will read with interest
the statement OF Miss NJ. E. Wood
ford. 1908 Fillmore ST.. Lynchburg
Va, who says:
II don't believe anybody ever SUI.
fered from headaches like 1 lid. The
pains felt like an iron band was be.
ing drawn around my head and my
temples would throb until I was driv.
en- almost distracted. I shudder when
I think OF those awful headaches. ]
had no oppetite either.
II W Tanlac an everlasting deb,
OF gratitude for entirely Riding me OF
those terrible headaches. My stom.
nch has been toned up. too. and every
thing / eat agrees with me now. Tan,
'ac certainly brought me health and
a~npiness."
Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Cas-.
DER Pharmacy and by leading drug.
gists everywhere.-Adv.
, 1921-11-23

Miss Mary Lewis has been teachins
music in Toledo for SIS years.
, 1921-11-23

however. by the fact that on tina;
same day the new association receiv.
ed requests for loans totalling nearly
$4,000.
Included in this amount was the re
quest for a loan Of sIz5.oo by one
OF the w~ealthiest men In the state.
AR Cunningham said that he submit
ted n wonderful balance sheet and
announced that the only purpose
that he was seeking a loan from the
association was that he did not want
to embarass his bankers by seeking
a loan hat would be required to
carry him through the winter.
This loan and another largo loan
were the set up TO test the sin
certify OF the Chicago loan organiza-
ton. This money and nearly -four
times that much more wac loaned
without hesitancy upon the recon-
mendation of the Wyoming bankers
who carried the appeal to Chicago.
Then realizing tina n more wide.
spread cooperation among the bank
ing interests OF the state would be
required many of the largest bank
ers Of the state devoted their time TO
touring the state and personally tell.
ing tho bankers and stockmcn what
was being done.
The present condition OF the asso.
citation reflects the ucces Of that
trip. In all s2ss.ooo was subscribed
by the bankers of the state. The
Union Pacific. Northwestern and
, 1921-11-23

Burlington railroads were asked for
help.
In this manner we raised $3.50.
900 more" said AFR. Cunningham Il
won't say from what source We
now have 5000. 900 Just tho amount OF
money which has been applied for in
pending loans We require another
$780, 900 and this cooperation WIN
prove a great benefit to everyone In
wyoning.''
Mr.. Cunningham then briefly sum
marized the benefits which have ac-
crued to the state through the agency
% Improvement Of the livestock con.
ditions. Tho confidence which re
turned to the stock and ranch inter
ests of the state when n concerted
move was made 20 help them in their
hour OF trouble Is mainly responsible
for tho fact that Wyoming ha been
able TO progress even during the
period Of depression he said.
Many n god stockmAn and citiz-
en- has been saved from bankruptcy
through the agency Of relief that
have been applied. Tho black cloud
Is passing from the industry but we
still need more money to carry all dc
serving interests through the winter.
The money hat has already been
loaned has been beneficial to all and
when conditions in the stock indus
try right themselves a new class OF
stockmen will emerge from the crisis.
, 1921-11-23

Nolstead act TO preclude the prescrip-
ton Of beer as medicine.
Treasury regulations making pres.
cription OF beer possible were issued
last month but only about half a dog
en- brewers have obtained permits 10
manufacture beer for medicinal pur.
poses.
The bill signed today IN addition TO
outlawing medical beer. provides that
not more than one-fourth gallon OF
vinous liquor. or vlnous or splrituous
liquors separately or IN the nggre.
gate. containing more than one-haif
pint OF alcohol. may DO prescribed in
10 Days; that physicians shall DO lin
tied to 100 prescriptions for such
liquor in nine days unless extraordi-
nary reason IS presented; that impor.
tation OF splrituous Of vinous liquor
IN prohibited untfl the amount on
hand shall not be sufficient to sup
ply the current need for .n~on.beverage
uses: that private residences may not
be searched without a search warrant
and that the courts OF Hawaii and
the Virgin Islands are given jurisdic.
ton to enforce tho national prohibit
tlon act
, 1921-11-23

dist church are Increasing IN numbers
and interest. Last night h pastor,
Rev. l. L Carter. preached on Some
Excuses given for Not Becoming a
Christian" Ar- o. w. Hiigren sang.
A chorus choir led In rousing congre-
Eationai singing Tonisht Rsv- Stout
Of the Christian church will preach.
The service VIII begin promptly at T:se
D. m Every one il invited
, 1921-11-23

ton to protect Wyoming from the
S~onpartisan league.
Representatives Of civic organize
tons. or all kinda. prominent bust
ness interests and In general the PEG
pie OF the state who have Wyoming's
welfare ut ear arc invited 10 attend
the meeting.
, 1921-11-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO TAKE PART IN BIC
MEET At THERM0P0L|s

The Casper Chamber Of Commerce
viii take an active part In the state
meeting which Will be held at Their
mopoiis to take means OF combating
h effect Of the crusade being launch
ed by the non-partisan league. The
first meeting viii be held at Thermop-
oils. because the civic organization OF
that city first called attention to the
necessity of perfecting an orranszn.