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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
Core la 'sangre

Esta nladrugaila, como las ?, en-
Ia calle Allen, esquina a Tanca, ocu-
rri6 otro suceso de sangre Monserra-
te Estrada, ex-poliefa insular y resi-
dentc en- la callef Allen, infiri6, con un
arma punzante, heridas Juan Oriol,
yecino de santtrrce.
la hpridas. una de elias de pron6s-
tico reseryado. son: En- la region pre-
eordiar izquicrda. en- el brazo iz1uier-
DO. y dos en- Ia region lumbar
ri hcrido fut asistido en- la sala de
socorros pasando dcspuds al Hospital
Municipal.
Estrayla fuc ariestado por el policfa
Manuel Vega, 4 ingresd en- galeras
acusado ante q jucz municipal de aco-
metimientQx aggression graves.
III nrma usaet, segin aaeclaraci6n
de los testigos Rafael Macfas, Sebas-
tian sastre, Felix Faura, Nicolas Mi
randi y Quintfn Andrades fue un pu-
nal. pero no pudo ser hallado.
Seglin iHformes, el origen dc la
aggression f,ie i'm disgusto entire Estra-
tla y Oriol, aecfci de un contrabando
de licores negocio a que ambos Sc de-
ticaban, segdn informa Ia policfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
ProntO ternlnnara
la aespantosa lucha
en- la Verde Erin
Esto sc espera de la en-
trevista de De Valera
con Lloyd George.
tDe nuestro serviciO cablegranco Especially

(De nuestro servicfo Cablegraflco Especially
LONDRES, julio 12.-El titulado
presidente de la repdblica irlandesa
senor de Valera, Sc propone fijar la
fecha para las conferencias que ha
de celebrar en- la capital inglesa con
el Jefe del Gobierno Ingles, esta Sc
mana, pero no ha dicho aun que dia.
Reina vivisima espectacion por los re-
sultados de esta entrevista de la cual
Sc espcra que surjan las bases de un
entcndido entire lnglaterra G Irlanda,
que ponga termino a la espantosa
lucha que viene ensangrentando ell
suelo de la Verde Erin.
DUBLIN, julio 12.-La opinion Sc
muestra en- cierto modo pesimista res
pecto los resultados que puede te-
ner la conferencia que Sc anuncia, re-
celosos como estan los elementos que
mantienen vivo el interes patriotico
de que por parte del gobierno ingles
Sc proceda ahora con verdadera leal-
tad. De todas maneras Sc ha dado
tregua las agresiones hasta tanto
que sc den por terminadas las nego-
ciaciones por el senior de Valera el
Jefe del Gobierno Ingles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
Campamento de ms
trucci6n militar para
ciudadanOs

Las personals que reciban del Ayu-
dante General la solicitud, en- blanco,
para ingresar en- los Campamentos de
Instruction Militar para Ciudadanos
deben de contestar todas las pregun-
tas que en- ella Sc hacen, bnscar un me
dico que los examine fisicamente y en-
tonces devolverla al Ayudante Gene
raj de Puerto Rico, San Juan, P. r.
quien las enviarsS al Departamento de
la Guerra.
Toda persona que intcrese ingresar
en- estos Canpamentos debe de reu-
mir los siguientes reQuisitos:-
1.-Saber leer y escribir ingles.
2.-Debe estar comprendido entire
las edades de 16 So ahos.
3.-Si tiene menos de IS amos debe
de tener el consentimiento de sus pa
dres. Sus padres deben de frmar en-
el sitio indicado en- la solicitud para
tai fin.
4.-Ningdn solicitante que tenga un
peso de menos de 100 libras o que ten
ga menos de 5s pulgadas de estatura
a la edad de l6, So pulgadaA los II.
o 60 pulgadas de los IS amos en- ade-
lante y que tenga menos de pulga-
das de expansion toraxica, sera acep-
tado.
Su dentadura debe estar en- buenas
condolences.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
Ell jefe de los ma
clonallstas turcos es
electo presidente
FL ejercito griego ha CO.
menZado una ofen-
silva general.
tDs uueszo ssrvicio cablegraaco Especial,

tDe uueG4zo servicio Cablegraaco Especially
ATENAS, julio 12.-Los despachos
que Sc reciben de la capital del reino
griego dicen que Mustafa Kemal Pa
sha, jefe nacionalista turco, ha sido
elegido presidente de la rep1blica del
Kurdistan en- Angora. Con la noticia
anterior llega ell informe Official de
que el ejercito griego ha comenzado
una ofensiva general de la que Sc es-
peran resultados eXaraordinarios.
MADRID, julio 12.-Se va acen-
tuando un hondo malestar causa del
encarecimiento del pescado, la carne
y otros articulos de primera necesidad
" de general consume. Como 81 este
fuera POGO Sc anuncia un proximo en-
carecimiento del pan por la decision
del Gobierno de interrumpir ell abas-
tecimiento de harina, como 10 vienen
practicando los tahoneros. A fin de
buscar soluciones al conflicto, Sc es-
tudia la viavilidad del trasporte aereo
del pescado, economizando fetes fe-
rroviarios, y evitando la perdida de
grandes cantidades del articulo por
falta de buenos aparatos refrigerado-
res
HABANA, julio 12.-La production
total de azdcar en- la Ultima zafra
asciende va la enorme suma de tres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
CONSCLADO DE ESPANA EN- SAN
JUAN DE PUERTO RICO
AElS0

Por el presente Sc cita y emplaza
los eSpafl0les, cuyos nOmbres y ape
llidos van Il continuation, para que Sc
presenter On Ii Cancillerfa del Consul
lado de Espaha on este puerto, Gale
Tctuan No. 60 Y 81 tTobaccO Palace)
cualquier dfa habil de IL a 12 de la
mailana para entcraries dc asuntos
que les interesan:
Schores: Lope Hormazabal Tcjrra,
Rafael Garcia Y Cerame, Enrique Fer
nanaez Garcia, Augusta Tarazona Clio
ria. Aurelio Pui" Casa lactta. Rica rdo
Wales Llencs. Juan Francisco Rlas
Palacio, Antonio Gambia CartlcnaS y
Jose MGndeZ FernindeZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
La BoDA DE TosITo COLL

En- atenta inyi.aci6n los padres del
Joven escritor poeta, nuestro queri-
do amigo Antonio Coll v Vidal, nos
participant 10 siguiente: Miguel Coll
Rullan Maria Vidal Coll, tienen el
honor de invitar usted a la boda
de su hijo Antonio, con Ia Srta. Ro-
sario Tormos Torres, acto que tendra
efecto las diez de la noehe del lu-
nes II de julio de 1919, en- la casa de
Ia novia, calle Comercio nGmero 4S.
Bayam6n. Son sus padrinos los sefio-
res Don Francisco Carreras Doia
Rosita Lluveras de Carreras."
Y en- Ia segunda carilla de Ia mis-
ma esquela, los padres de Ia novia
nos invitan Ia ceremonial, en- esta
forma: joaquin Tormos Juana
Torres de Tormos, tienen el honor de
invitar q usted la boda de su hi
ia Rosario, con ell seiior Antonio Coll
y Vidal, acto que tendra lugar q las
diez de Ia noche del lunes IL de ju-
lilo de 1921, en- esta, SUI casa, calle del
Comerclo,s nlimero 40. Bayam6n. Son
sus padrlnos los senores Don Agus-
tin NJ. dc Andino y Dofia Hcrminia
c. de Andino."
Antohito Coll, pues, ha entrado q
recorrer la senda de Ia vida, de su
vida de poeta, del brazo de una dis
tinguida cuanto bellisima joven de In
buena sociedad bayamonesa. desde
anoehe, que Sc verific6 ell anhelado
cnsuefio de ambos j6venes. que ena-
morados y con un mundo de venturas
ante sus ojos, forman su nido en- uno
de los sitios mas poeticos de Santurce.
La ceremonial fue regia muy con-
currida. Los amigos y familiares de
los contingencies, cumpliendo con ID
inyitaci6n recibida, fueron allf col
mar de placemes a Tohito y. Rosario,
siendo todos muy bien festejados por
los padres de Ia joven esposa.
Ell IMPARCIAL. donde Antohito
tiene ganadas muchas simpatfas, lie
desea en- la segunda etapa de su vida
un parafso pleno de felicidades, en-
union dc SUI ideal compaiiera. Ia es-
plritual Rosarito Tormos.
=
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
El Muniiciipiio de
laHabana paga
a sus ennpleados
La situacion Gle los con
tribuyentes es muy
deseSperada.
e0s nnss.rso ssrvIelo ca0lsgraaco E.pecl.l,

Ege nuegtro servicio Cahlegradco EspocaAD
HABANA, julio 12.-El Municipio
de la Habana, que es probablemente
.el mas rico, de hispanoamerica, esta
imposibilitado de pagar los sueldos a
la policfa Y "a otros funcionarios mu-
nicipales. Nunca Sc ha conocido en-
la Isla de Cuba una situacion de ver-
dadero desastre financiero como esta.
Las areas municipales estan exhaus-
tas, y la situacion de los contribuyen-
ties es tai que Sc impondria un em-
barge colectivo, con clio no Sc To-
graria ingresar algunas cantidades
con que hacer frente la situacion.
HABANA, julio 12.-Se van reci-
binedo noticias mas favorables res
pecto al aztidcar con los indicios de
firmeza del mercado americana, pero
la situacion del pals continIa siendo
tan angustiosa por el presente. La
perspective de un alza en- el precio
del aZIcar supone la lnica esperanza
de este pueblo que ha caido en- la BAN
carrota mayor, pero por el momento
la siluacion es pesima, engendrando
la falta de numerario una serie de
calamidades infinitas.
HABANA, julio 12.-Una parte
muy grande del tremendo malestar
ambiente, atribuyese al desbarajuste
sembrado en- la administration por el
Gobierno del General Menocal, desba-
irajuste que no ha podido remediar
hasta hoy Ell Presidente Zayas, en- ell
tempo que leva al frente de la admi-
.nistracion, al extreme de que los em-
pleados y obreros de algunos departa-
mentos del Estado no cobran sus ha-
,beres desde hace varios meses, 10 que
crea a numerosas familias una situa-
cion desesperada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
Nota de Duelo

Hoy a las 10 de la maiiana falle-
clio. en-, su residencia de Pu&ta de
TERRA, Ia Sra. Doiia Domingo Ruiz
de Ores, DANA yirtuosa que gozaba
de generates simpatfas en- dicho no.
blado..
Mahana Sc efectuaia ell entierro de
su catiayer. en- q ccmenterio de Sam
turce.
En- paz descanse su alma Y reciban
sus ae,idos, nuestro scntido pesame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12

FL Juez Superior Harold Louderbarck,
de San Francisco. California, ante
quien Tomas Mooney, cx lider obrer0,
cOmpareci0 para ser sentenciado pri-
sion perpetua en- la Penitenciaria de
San Quintin, despues de ser convictO
de hallarse complicado en- la bomba
lanzada en- los acontecimientos ocurri-
dos EN- aquella ciudad el dia q. Sc cele-
braba ALI Ia fiesta de la Declaration
de guerra por los EstadOs UnidOs a
Alemania.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12

Talento y bei.eza son las dos princi-
pales prcrdas que ostenta la ioten
Florence w. Dixon, de Baltimore,
quien ha sido seleccionada entire otras
por la Johns Hopkins University, pa
ra Ia bcca concedida por una Uniyer-
sidad belga, para ampliar sus estu-
dios ALI La Srta. Dixon es gradua-
da de Ia Johns Hopkins en- bacteriolo-
gia y en- SaIud plblica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
Compania Fenouaria de Crcunyalaci6n
de Puerto Rico.
coNvocATO ORA

secci6n
Frroviaria de Ccunvalaci6n de Puerto Rico
De Julio
del edGcio principal Compah
Rico, San Juan
apodefsdo
dame autorizadc. 2feS
compa6ia Fsrrovsra as esreunvslae5n e puerto Riso
VICENTE FAN0, MANUEL GONZALEZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12

millones 760 mil toneladas, v estan
moliendo todavfa once centrales. Pa
IA el aho que viene, dada la situacion
en- que todo Sc halla, Sc cree que el CO.
secho quedara reducido a POGO mas
de la mitad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
A Los COMERCIANTES DE
LA ISLA

Participamos a nnestra clientele de
la isla haber rccibido un extenso sur
lido de mercancias de todas clases
que venderemos preeios de situa-
ci6n.
Haganos una vista.
Enrique de Ia Fuente.
Gale de La Cruz No. II, Box ll76.
San Juan. r. RI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
vIsITANDo A SAN JUAN

Sc encuentra en- San Juan, acompa-
6ado de su distinguida sefora, e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12

Lcdo. w. II. Santos. Ragistrador de La
Propiedad dc Humacao, que hace ges.
tiones particulares en- Ia ciudad, y les
deseaemos las mejores impresiones en-
su vista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-12
va esta bien

La Srta. Cecilia Casanovas, Quien
venfa padeciendo de la garganta, fue
operada por 81 doctor Lopez dc Ia Ro-
sa, y el resultado ha sido, que va es-
til perfectamente bien
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-30
WHAT Is DOING
Continued from Page 15)

! hesitate to say that in my opinion the
Elks, have not only done much to in
sure the success of our vocational
training undertaking but have saved
the situation in an emergency which
might have meant failure but for
some such assistance as they have,
through their broad vision and wide
understanding, furnished.
Our law makes no provision for
caring for those patriotic American
boys who enlisted in the armies of the
Allies and were wounded in that serv-
ice. But the Order of Elks is caring
for them, and they can receive vo-
cational training at the expense Of
the Elks, just as those disabled in
our own military forces are trained
or reeducated at the expense of our
Government.
In all these matters undertaken and
SO successfully carried out by the
Elks there have been no public drives
or no street canvassins for funds, and
no money has been solicited or re-
ceived by them from any sources out
side the individual EIks or the sub
ordinate EIks' lodges.
AS was stated on the floor of the
House by the gentleman from Wash
ington (Mr. Miller) at the time this
generous offer was accepted on be-
| half of the representatives Of the
Government:
The Elks' fund thus provided is the
first instance of the kind in the his
tory of the country where a great pa
triotic, fraternal organization has
come to the aid of the Government in
so timely, helpful, and substantial a
manner.
And greater than all this giving Of
money, greater than the erection of
the magnificent reconstruction hospi-
tai at Boston, or the equipping Of the
two large base hospitals in France,
or the donations and assistance to the
Salvation Army. has been the spirit
of sympathy and helpfulness reflect
ing the fraternal fellowship in which
the membership of the splendid Be-
nevolent and Protective Order of Elks
has by personal contact encouraged
so many thousands of our wounded
and disabled heroes to successfully
carry on in reftting or reeducating
themselves for the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-30

The Elks-what do you know about
them. Do you who are outside know,
and those who are in realize, that it is
the only exclusively American order?
No "internationaille" about the Elks
They're plain Uniteds States. Doesn't
that mean something in these times?
1t is a brotherly order, with charity
to the needy and charity to your
neighbors-outstandi qualities. Elks
are worth knowing. Get acquainted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-30

My old college chum. Link Lippett,
while in New York last month,
stopped at one of the very swell ho-
tells on the Monday and Tuesday that
he was in the city. On retiring, his
eye caught sight of the beautiful
bathroom, and he soliloquized thus:
"I'll just bet a dollar, if I was going
to be here Saturday night, that I be
burned if 1 wouldn't like to take a
bath in that pretty tub"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-30

ut isn't every Elk that I can look
up to- said a brother, the other day,
who measures six feet and six inch
es in his stocking feet. Quite a tall
joke, Ell, Bill; can you reach it?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-30

My brother, remember we cannot
gain anything in this world by doing
an unkind act to living soul.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17

son with living artists. Then you will Sc,
why only the New Edison brings a tya
yers'oa Of the living artists performance
What other monographs bring, is a PER,
rerSion oft,
Fill in your own first payment. Wei
accept it If it is sufficient to indicate
good faith. Pay no more till next year.
Then budget the balance any way you
wish. This great offer is your oppor-
tunity to own the marvellous New
Edison. Come in, and tell us how
to arrange You're Christmas Bud +
get. ifyou cant come, mail rs
the coNnon Today. ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
HIGH COST OF LIVING
COMING DOWN

One OF the most prominent COM
moditieS in the high cost of living,
that is lower in price. is that OF food,
which is a blessing TO the majority
Of people, as they will soon be able
10 afford better meals, but what good
is a fine meal if you suffer from In
digestion and Stomach troubles.
You can easily be relieved Of these
disorders and keep your stomach and
digestive organs healthy by taking
SEVEN BARKS. natures remedy Of
roots and herbs.
The stomach is where digestion
begins. but the most important work
is done by the bowels, liver aud kid
neys-failure OF these to act eff
GENTLY allows the whole body to be
poisoned and it neglected will lead
10 serious trouble. But il you VIII
take from 10 to 20 drops Of SEVEN
BARKS in a little water after meals,
you can cat and enjoy your fayorite
food without fear Of serious results.
Stomach disorders il neglected
lead to kidney and bladder troubles,
If you are compelled TO arise from
your slumber once or twice during
the night. have dark rings around
the eyes, feet or legs swell, palpita-
ton Of the heart, il proves your
kidneys = are affected. SEVEN
BARKS will relieve you and keep
you well. Ask Your druggist Tor Il.
Price % cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
oantamweight title.

5antamweight title.
Jimmy Hanlon, the Denver light
weight, has been getting good
irawing bouts in the Ia I and taking
Town the money.
The New York Giants-Chicago White
Sox spring tour viii open at San An
tonic, March II. and close April 8
at the Polo Grounds.
If present plans are carried out next
cas- will witness a record breaking
INVASION Of the East by the Western
college football teams.
An offer of S35 600 has been refused
,or Czarworthy 2.0SA. the great
three year old stake %trotter handed
~ Tommy Murphy.
There is talk Of r%eorganizing the
Did New York State baseball league.
Derby Day Bill Clymer is mentioned
to pilot one of the outfits.
The Cal fornia winter baseball
league having proved a big loser, it
s doubtful If Frank Chance will bring
any more major league stars to the
coast.
Ut ltM lult W iAAt NNM lOih DlO-
noters in paying preliminary boxers
according to the number of rounds
hey last is causing complaints among
he "prelims"
The st. Louis Cardinals have led
the Nat onal league in team batting
two years in succession. But the
Cards have not been able to hit their
way to a pennant.
Fifty-eight National league batters
hit for 800 or better last season. II
Juggling continues to improve only
.400 clouters viii be counted in the
select circle.
Miller Higgins Yankees vii per
form on the Polo Grounds asain next
sea1on. Bui'd ng material and labor
are too high for the Yanks to build
their new park In New York,
Fort Wayne and South Bend Will
most likely be added to the Three.I
baseball league circuit, as Rock Is
land and Cedar Rapids have dropped
out of the league.
Yale Is going in strong for hockey
this winter and with Bags Wana
the old Dartmouth star as
coach. the ELS figure they will be hard
10 beat on the ice.
Jock Malone, the st, Paul boxer
II meet Battling Ortega in Detroit
-he latter part Of this month, Malone
showed Boston fans mighty clever
in his recent bouts In the Hub
Jim Barnes. the American open gotf
champion, ana Jack Hutchinson the
British titie holder. will start their
our of tie pacific Goa t at Vancouver.
D. c.. on Dec. is.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
PAYS pEer IN DIAMONDS.
Ruo an Money of No Value Tb.refore
JeWeiry Used.

JeWetry Used.
Warsaw, Dec. 15.-(By the Associa-
ted Press) Cold and jewels estimat-
ed to he worth fifty billion Polish
marks. the Russian Soviet govern.
ment's FIRST indemnity installment to
Poland under the peace treatl signed
at Riga in March Is, last, have arrived
here.
Diamond 3, rubies and other precious
stones and gold bar, filing 100 cases
in all were brought here on a special
train under military escort. The bull
lien Weighing 1850 pounds, gives Pc.
land its first substantial gold reserve.
Experts compute that this together
with proceeds from the tax OF from
eight to Is per cent on all property,
a bill for which has just pa sed the
second reading in the Diet will nearly
cover all poland's internal debts. The
tax IS expected to yield SO bill ion
marks. 1t is estimated that about zoe
billion marks (paper) are now in cir.
culation in the country.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II. 1921.


The commander of the German sub
marine which sunk the Lusitania ,,,aE
recently been killed in Paraguay. AS
the story is told in the city papers
ne German captain fled to Paraguay
after the war, became an officer IN
the Paraguayan navy, and was killed
because of his cruelty. Probably the
story is somewhat embellished In
transit. The Paraguayan navy a few
ears ago consisted of one small, and
.ged, side-wneel steamer which could
under favorable conditions. navigate
me Parana and Paraguay rivers
When the water wasn't rough and il ii
lidnt rain. and II the crew was sob
n, and there wasn't a bull-nght that
week. 1t was also stated as an I'm.
confirmed rumor that the Paraguay
IN navy included two row-boats, sec.
midland, and ono converted canal.
BOAT, launched In 1871. II the Para.
nayan navy hired a German captain
or admiral II would be natural to ex-
9ect some friction. He probably
commanded his crew to take a bath
and perhaps he asked them to so III a
oat to move him along to the next
brewery or sausage factory. That
he P~araguayan navy stabbed its
ierman admiral to death is wholly
improbable. More likely they
poisoned his beer or stole his medal
md decorations and thus permitted
i'm to die from exposure.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17

Boston 70 lows New York and Chi
cago in the infamy OF Its civic per.
'ormance In the election Of a mayor
he disgrace to Boston IS not quite
SO Overwhelming as that of New
York as the "dishonored Curley got IL
oy a marrow. margin of less than three
thousand votes while New York elect.
ed Hylan by two to one. In another
aspect OF the case Boston did worse
than either New York or Chicago, for
Boston appears to have had one far
y decent candidate while In New
York and Chicago all the candidates
we're objects of reproach and con.
tempt, if one may judge from what
the campaigns showed in the press.
n fact 1t Is In the selection Of candi
dates that the weakness of municipal
government Is most %stupendous In
tn country. From the country VII
lage to the great cities 1t is often i'm.
possible to get men to run who ever
ought to be elected, and il competent
men, are induced to be candidates
they are by no means sure of cleo
tion. 1t may yet he necessary to re-
tarn to the old scheme Of the Pilgrim
colony at Plymouth. When the vot-
ers of the colony decided that they
wanted any particular man for a pub.
lie place, he was compelled to accept
or pay a heavy fine. Men who aspire
to Office are often unfit and as a
result elections are too often the
hateful job Of choos'n ne between men
none OF them worthy of the place
they are trying to get,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
THE COURTHOUSE CLOCK

THE COURTHOUSE CLOCK
Everything is bright in town.
But the Courthouse clock,
Red lights, green lights,
Christmas cheer and smiles,
Glad hearts, spite of pain,
Friendly fe~eling--say~-
I'VE cent have the Courthouse clock
Dark at Christmastide,
We want its strike,
We want ts light,
Fix the Courthouse clock"
A. Il. Z.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
SPORT NOTES.

Johnny Buff demands a $40,0 guar
antee to fight Midget Smith for the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17

TNHTS offer means Just what it says.
4 Come in,-or mail the coupon. WHY
wait any longerF Don't you want your
family, too, to enjoy the finer beauties Of
music which only The New Edison brings?
Dr. wv. Bingham recently made a scien-
tihc comparison between the New Edison
and three other Photographs. He tested
: each photograph on 8 different counts.
y including all classes of vocal and instru-
mentalmusic. The New Edison triumphed
in all 8 tests.
Add this marvellous result 10 the fact that
the New Edison is the only monograph
which s~ustains the test OF direct compari-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
Geo. L. Donneiiy

Teacher Of
T;elin and Mandolin
.s4lef III Musical Mdse. Yiolins
5ows, Cases. Strings, Mandollns, etc
il6Ha Union st. Phone A62 w