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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
La Prohibition causa uI|
nlOtin en- Baltimore
pOLICIAS Y TRANSGRESORES SE
ATACAN

Baltimore, sept. 9.-yOcurri6 en- esta
el motfn mas serio que ha estallado
hasta la fecha, desde que Sc declare
la prohibition. Cinco agentes prOllibi-
eionistas y cuatro policfas al tratar
de llevar,a cabo una reQuisa Ell, ell do.
micilio de un tai Irwin Weksler, en- la
calle North Front, fueron atacados
por una multitud de hombres y muje-
res, desarmados, desposefdos del man
dato de registros que portaban Y NAL
tratados por un grupo de j6yenes que
les lanzaron cascos yacfos guisa de
proyectiles. Eel mandate fue roto en-
mil pedazos que Sc los echarons al ros-
tro. Los sabuesos habfan logrado le-
vantar catorce cuartillos de whiskey,
pero les fueron arrebatados durante
la refriega.
Finalmente,. tanto los policfas como
los agentes fueron lanzados de la vet
cindad, sin que hubieran podido coger
nj siquiera I'm pfisionero Q quedarse
con una prueba material. Entiendese
que proyectaban arrestar Weksler,
ait
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

ma ibcTOGnteI'icd1 de los Sabad0S de
lei Sol', a este Bedoya fuerte, cata,
rata de t0picos verbales, Y, puede que
uno de los espfritus mas agresivos en-
el empefio teinerario fecundo de un
relacionamiento material espiritual,
intense mas de 10 que ha venido sien-
do, entire America espaiiola esta me-
tr0poli. Con mi visible compostura de
lugarefo en- la gran ciudad, observa-
ba cuidadoso, direccioncs, psicologla y
los optimismos feraceS de este ejem-
plar raro v tan individual ell suS pro-
p6sitos, capaz de hacer Ia suprema glo-
ria, fl solo, de In Casa dc AmGricd,-
TN edificio formidable como El EScO-
ridl-en esta capital V en- este medic
tan dcspreocupados hasta de su pro-
pia eXistencia.
Semejantes ideaciones bati6-en otro
orden dc ideas,-en el miSmo diario,
Ell sol. Grandmontagne, a quien col
mo dc agasajos fclices una gran par
! te del pensamiento madrileilO. FL ibe-
roamericanismo suena bien aquf,-Ob-
servo yO;-y bien pueden Temperament
tOs como el de este laborioso compa-
triota, cl novelista arr0gante, interesar
a nucStra indolenCia aut0ctona prime
70, V luego la soherbia pueril de es-
tos grdndeS, porque 10 fueron, sin re-
parar que ALA tambi6n somos ahora
grandes como ellos un dfa los hijos
mayores de esta madre en- edad pro-
yecta.
Pero Hernandez Usera, que hace re-
lpetir Y repetir las copas, Sc incauta
desentrafiando en- Ia polftica interna-
cional las posbilidades de la heeemo-
MIA mundial de Estados Unidos Y ell
papel de America espaiiola, entonccs,
ell futuro del Canal dc Panama. Ia
faz del problema antillano (Santo Do
mingo, Cuba Y Puerto Rico) ante ell
Congreso de Washington, una multi
ttlu ue dSptCtoS uc ttb9oiu'' NoH'OinA
tancia; mientras Mariana Alarc0n y
yo. O escuchamos pesimistas Y entire
tenidos, Gl resuelve con un silogis-
mo oportuno, una proposition un
postulado dc csos tan enormes que Sc
estan debaticndo en- especulaciones de
alta polftca.
Era, apenas la una Z. NJ. cuando
/ llegamos ocupar estaS mesitas tan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

De esta matriua total 9643 correspondent
eementses Comrarada obtenda
IL fecha
dede
clcnto soPre Ia matrcula elemental ano ante
Tano matricua de las
daria ha de unar ago esperanto ambas gun
Eayimo durante e presente escoar
En- la actuadad condra pobaon
edeacn
Total matricua pdbca eementales ss45
MaJcula caculada las
Tctai de ninos matTcuados todas las
la municipaldad
Estos calcu demueran
ree aen1on educaya
cuia correspondence 61f6 Ia
cscuea secundaria, 1890 "a las esc1elas rartcuare
I'll anterior
patruodo
las ueas pubcas
eses
anterior
en- el escolar
Ia Administration Municipal de San cue ha
mdo ell arc onteror 279)
de acomodo
en- las euea pdbcas Dfc esudiao con fer
Voroso actual
nisraci6n. ~
Ginorio
Comslonado Municipal de ion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
De la HIora de Ahora

americana de la Isla va a ocupar el
puesto que hasta ahora desempeharon
los ciudadanOs que nacierOn en- el con-
tinente. MuchoS Green que es un honor
para Puerto Rico. Io creo que es una
sencilla imperative nOta de justicia
La capacdad v al derecho de nuestro
pueblo. No yoy discutir al hombre
,quien Sc echa sobre sus hombros Y So
bre su conciencia una enorme respon-
sabilidad. Ell tiene el deber de ser leal
a su cargo, SUI cOmetidO, a su pue-
bio su Partido que siempre man
tuvo ESQ, pidi0 ESQ, luch0 por ESQ. Pa
ra 6l es ell "alea jacta est dc un Ce-
sar que no va a pelear contra otros
pueblos para sOjuzgarlos, sino lu-
char por que la ignorancia que todo
pueblo 'tiene en- sus muchedumbres
por falta de medios por otras causas
para terminarla, sea limitada ell 10 po-
sible, para que Puerto Rico continue
siempre en- el alto puesto de civiliza-
ci0n cultura que posee. Caballero
Comisionado os diremos sencillamen-
te como en la vieja formula del jura-
mento la bandera: Isl asf 10 hicie-
rails, Dios os 10 premie, de no 81 J, la
Patria os 10 demanden." Y hay que es-
perar, confiamos en- clio, que la prime
ra Erase sea la APPLICABLE en- detinitiva.
ANANKE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
PARA Ia CRUZ ROJA
ESPANOLA
LA SUBSCRIPTION EN- CAROLINA

Carolina, P. r., Sept. 81 de 1921.
Sr. Segundo Cadierno,
San Juan, P. II.
Muy Sr. mfo:
e Tengo ell gusto de adjuntarle check
SUI favor por valor de $4,000 para
la Cruz Roja Espailola, por colecta
hecha en- los socios de esta secci6n Y
cuyos donativos son como siguen:
Don Juan Suarez, $40; Bernardo
Garcia, $40; Severiano Alava, S.; JO-
sc Fidalgo. $40; Joaquin Fernandez,
$5; Elizard0 Arce So; filario Mae
so, So; Manuel Garcia, So; Alexandra
Cuervo, So; Laureano Leopategui, $5
Jose Isasa, So; Modesto Ortiz, So;
Manuel Escudero, Jr., 10; Salvador
Fernandez, 50; Antonio Rodriguez, So
Y Salvador Lamar, 81.
Esta secci6n ha sentido un gran pla-
Ger al poder de alguna manera hacer
llegar hasta los. soldados espafloles que
hoy combaten en- Melilla, un presente
de la Colonia Espafiola en- Puerto Ri
co.
AL dar a I'd. las gracias por la opor-
tunidad que nos brinda, la que hago
extensiva la Casa de Espafia, me re.
pito de I'd. alto. $. S, Y amigo,
Manuel EScuderO Jr.
Sect. Junta Local
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
vALIOsO RoBo DE ALHAJAS EN-
Ell. C0NDADa

Nuestro estimado amigo don Carlos
Aguayo, residepte en- el barrio del
Condado, parada 40, fue vfctima en- la
nadrugada de hoy, de un valioso robo
de alhajas. Seg1n nuestros informes,
los cacos penetraron por una de las
yentanas de la casa, llevandose alre-
dedorzde ochocientos dolares en- prem
das, pfopiedad del senior Aguayo.
Los detectives Galvarfn v Benftez,
que son los encargados de atrapar a
csta cuadrilla de bandidos, les ha sido
encomendado el seryicio.
Lamentamos mucho esta lesgracia,
en- espera de que la policfa detective
podra descubrir los autores de esta
nueva hazafia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
FeIicitald0 al. ST, Hljle

If u
Los inspectores de escuelaSsde los
distritos de ID lsla~ y Comislpnados
Municipales de Instruction, estan diri-
giendo, por telegrafo por caEta, men
safes de felicitaci0n al Lcdo. r. Juan
i. Huyke, por su nombramient0 de CO.
.misionado de Instruction do Puerto
Rico, en- sustituci6n del DR., Miller,
que ha sido sustitufdo- sin vfhc6rsele
el periodic de Ultima designaci6n, sien-
do Ell nuevo funcionario Ell primer ma
two que ccupa ese importante cargo.
81 ST.. Hnyke .tornara posesida cuan.
to Sc llenen los requisites legales pa
ra este detalle y comenzara actuar
inmediatamente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
SECRETARIA
ANANKE

Relacion de, las. 26 cedulas hipotecarias de la
tizarse ell 80 de Septiembre de 1921, y las cuales
no devengaran mas intereses desde esta fecha,
segln el segundo sorteo celebrado por el Conse-
jo de Administration en- session pdblica el dia IS
del corriente mes.
81 119 425 493 49S $40 S43 1922
1867 1899 2O15 1895 3213 1926 3412 1863
1882 3799 $500 1905 1898 1882 1929 427O
1906 4344 ,s
Lo que Sc hace publico para general conoci-
miento.
San Juan, p. r.. 20 de Septiembre de192l.
Ell PREsIDENTE Ell sECRETARIo
IS. CADIERNO, P. .ROCAFORT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
ORGANIZATION De LAS ESCUELAS
P()BIICAS De SAN JUAN

municpaad
anoa anter
En- gneral las escuea dda
del Inspector ayudantes ocho Maestos Pncpa
Acting Prnpales, encargados
La la escuela, de cada grad,
escolar eado sguiente:
MATRICUIA 1922
d. San
Grades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26

Conisionado Municipal de instruction Pdblica
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
Ell LcDo. GOMEZ BEREA

Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
en- esta ciudad, al conocido abogado de
Yauco, nuestro amigo Gustavo Gomez
Berea, quien piensa regresar hoy mis-
mo a su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-26
DOS PAsAJERos NADIA MAS

I'll yapor espafiol Barcelona, que
lego esta mafiana Gle Espafa, solamen-
te trajo para este puerto, 9 pasajeros
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10

suhserlse For the Republican
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
Was Unable to Earn a Dol
lar for Fifteen Months
Gains Is Pounds by TAX
Ing Tanlac and Health is
], Restored.

Eat the time 1 got Tanlac I had
not been able to earn dollar in
fifteen months but now 1 am work
ing every day and feeling just as
well as I ever did in my life," said
O. O. Mitchell, II. F. d. No.2, Kirk.
land, Wash.
About two years ago ] had Sc
we're attack Of influenza, pneumonia,
pleurisy, and other complications
For four months l was flat on m:
back In bed, and then when I did re
up l was so weak could hardly 70.
i cuoldn't eat anything without suf-
fering misery for hours and my ap
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
WEEKLY NEWS IT.
EMSFR0 d1I1R-
MO ID

RICHMOND, FeB. s.-Funeral
services over Meryl, the little thir-
teen months old babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. william p. Merrill were held
Thursday Mt the home of William
ndersan Prayer was offered by
] saident Alma Merrill Comfort
ing words were
i"g remarks were made by Bishop
=. N. Nelson, Hyrum Pope Of Salt
J.. i, and r. H. Merrill. Musical Sc
J. 5ions we're most beautifully rem
"a BY Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stod-
Z. n. S. Webb and Hannah Chris
{ 'cn. 1enediction was pronounced
! Mariner Hendricks. The floral
:inBs we're profuse and beautiful.
J :. aud Mis-. Merrill wishes to extend
( = sincere ;hanks TO all their kind
& Ids who slowed them sympathy
in their sad boar OF bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs. william p. Merrill
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
STABILITY OF THE SU.
2 GAR BEET

The stability of the sugar beet as
a safe and profitable farm product
is emphasized by the present unfor-
tunate condition OF American agri-
culture. While other products of
the soil have shrunken In value, beet
growers. under their contracts with
the sugar companies and factories.
have continued to receive the war
price of s12 ton for their beets.
The war price of sl2 ton paid
the sugar beet growers this year,
amid the shrinkage in corn, wheat,
sotton. barley. oats. potatoes and
other products. stands out as prom
inent. feature, the beet growers max
ing good money while farmers rails
ing other crops have suffered heav,
Losses. The sugar beet industry haI
proven Q benefactor TO the farmer
adding many millions Of dollars Ii
return for cultivation, It is one o
the best, II not the very best crol
to which the farmer may put wis
use OF his lands.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10

One OF the prominent players Miss
Blanche Holbrook was formerly a
teacher here for the Utah Conserva-
tory OF Music.
About forty relatives and friends
of Prof. George B. Hendricks went TO
Logan Sunday to pay their last tri-
butte OF respect TO the departed.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Al
,len of Cove received word OF the
death from pneumonia OF their little
three months old babe. Funeral ser
vices were held at Cove Thursday.
Interment was made In the Richmond
cemetery,
Mr.. and Ns, viii whittls OF
'harysviile spent the past week here
with relatives.
Miss Phoebe Merrill entertained
friends AT her home Thursday even
ing. Covers were laid for fourteen
Mrs. Joshua Brewer entertained
at a family dinner Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Amasa Linford entertained
friends at her homo Monday evening
in honor OF her husbands birthday
Anniversary.
Mr.. b. Miller and daughter MIRA.
Keyes were business visitors here
saturday.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Richmond Irrigation
company was held at the club rooms
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. J. w. sorensOn was Logar
visitor Monday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
MITCHELL'S TROUBLES
COST HIM OVER $4,000

petite failed me completely. was
also troubled with constipation,
headaches and dizzy spells. and VI
was impossible for me to work 1
was very nervous and my nights wera
long and restless and I ached nearly
all over.
II lost five thousand dollars in
wages while was unable to work,
not to mention the money paid out
trying to get well. But Tanlac has
put me back on my feet and now I
feel like a new man. My stomach is
in fine condition and l eat anything
I want without a trace of indiges-
ton. The headaches, dizzy spells and
rheumatic pains are all gone and
am in perfect condition. 1 have
gained eighteen pounds in weight and
am 80 storing never get tired the
least bit at my work."
Tanlae is sold in Logan By the
City Drug company, and by leading.
uggists everywhere. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
Benson News

BENSON. Feb. last Tuesday
Parisy A. Reese and @. o. Reese wsAt
TO College Ward 70 get some animals
they had purchased and while driv-
ing one Of them across q patch Of Ice
upon which was light fall OF wet
snow. Parley's horse fell. as a result
OF having balls OF snow under his
shoes and the rider had his leg brok-
en- below the knee. A man feeding
nearby took him to the main road
and he was taken from there to Lo.
gan in an auto. He is still in the
hospital.
Yesterday Elvin. the fourteen year
old son OF Mr.. Joseph C. Jorgensen
had his arm broken cranking Ford.
Last evening when some of his play
mates went to see him he was quite
Jovlal.
Angus Funk who had his arm bro
ken about two weeks ago is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Clair Mortensen has been
housed up with smallpox for some
time. but she is getting along al
right.
Quite q number OF our people at
tended the recent show way Down
East" and thought It the best they
had ever seen,
Several Benson farmers attended
the meetings OF the Dairymen's con-
vention last Saturday at the U. A. c.
Irrigation and drainage are the
principal topics of interest in Benson
at present.
The amusement committee has
planned pleasurable time for the
young people next Friday.
DR.. Ray b. West is scheduled to
speak to the male members of our
ward next Thursday night. A good
time is anticipated.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10

saying Is again verified, that an
sunss Of prevention 10 worth pound
Of cure. The blood Of the patient
must be kept pure. The same rule
applies to the cure and prevention
of diseased views of government.
The only cure is educational activity
by which the poisonous, eject Of per-
verted doctrines may be overcome
fredericksburg hsAithfal and sane
public. opinion
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
THE NONPARTISAN IN
VASION

Under the caption 'Townleyism as
Disease" the Minneapolis, MINI,
Tribune offers some advice to Kansas
and other states where the league is
seeking new hold, The Tribune says:
IAN infections or contagious dis
ease can only be conquered by ae-
i've vounteracting restoratives, and
ia such sasss the truth OF the old
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10

returned Saturday to their home Ia
Moltin. Idaho. They were aceompan,
led on their return trip by Ed Webb
The Sunday School OF the Rich.
mond South ward will give an enter
ltainment Thursday evening February
10th. Admission will be ten cents
for children and twenty-five cents
for adults. The proceeds will be ap-
,,liod on their assessment on the cha
Jel.
Mrs. Keith Merrill and children OF
Rupert, Idaho, spent few days Of
last week here with relatives and
friends.
Tuesday night OF last week spe-
'ial meeting was held by the Scan
dinayian people for the purpose Of
hoosing a new presidency. John e.
Anderson was chosen president with
Charles Anderson first counselor and
iels Eakelson, second counselor.
One day last week Mrs. Amanda
Cyan had the misfortune OF falling.
having slipped upon the wet floor
while moping and received some very
bad bruises and a fractured rib. The
aged lady has suffered considerable
pain.
Quite q number Of ladies went TO
Logan Thursday where they did or.
dinance work at the temple.
Friday night the N. g. II. basket
ball team went to Preston and play
cd a good game with the academy
team. he game resulted In a victory
for the N. G. H. with a score OF 40
to rs.
A social will be given Thursday
night at the Richmond ward taber-
nacle by the Richmond ward choir
for the benefit of the tabernacle.
At Q meeting held last week by
the county commissions our local
physician DR.. H. A. Adamson was
appointed county physician for the
northern part OF the county.
Lee Petersburg was a Preston Wis
itor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorge Alder OF Pres
ton were week end visitors here. the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ELI Webb.
Miss verda salverson OF Downey
was a guest of Miss Hazel Johnson
last week.
The dancing party given Tuesday
night by the Richmond ward NJ. I. A.
was decided success. After all ex-
penses were paid neat sum was
cleared which was applied on their
assessment on the tabernacle.
A dairymen's meeting was held
here Wednesday night at the clut
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
Reindeer w.n Pro..e,ss.

The akin Of The reindeer 10 so isa-
pervious 10 ths cold that anyone
clothed In such dress. with the al.
dition OF o robe Of the same material,
may bear the iniensest e'd Of nm arc
tie winters night.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10

Miss Violet Chandler. who is q can
tiIdats for county school superinseh-
dent has requested the Torchiieht not
10 refer 10 her friends who are help
ing her IN her cnmIiaign as he sup
porters."--Arksusns Thomas Cat.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10
VIM HOLLAND Grow. WiIIeM.

Holland Is covered with willow
trees, and Ire great bikes Of the
country are made stronger by the
network formed BY the ots.--Brook-
Ign Eagle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-10

! B. Game.
Several cases OF whooping cough
and chicken pox are at the present
time prevalent in our community.
Mrs. Elna J. Merrill and daughter
Lucia returned home Wednesday
from Malad where they have been
visiting for the past month with DR..
and Mrs. Richards.
The members Of the Primary stake
board went to smithfield Wednesday
and held board meeting at the home
,of Mrs. Weeks. At the conclusion OF
the meeting Mrs. Weeks served dafn-
~ refreshments. r
Mrs. Blanch Harris and baby have
returned home from the hospital at
Logan.
Mrs. II. A. Adamson was on the
sic list a few days Of last week.
MrLyman Harris one of our local
blacksmiths. was taken to Logan
hospital where he underwent an op.-
Grafton on his legs, a trouble he has
been suffering from for long time,
caused by kick from a horse. Mr..
Harris is getting along nicely.
Mrs. viii Ellis OF American Falls
spent the week here with her sister
Mrs. NJ. D. Bair.
Mrs. NJ. r. Mcbride entertained
at dinner Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs
Alma Hillyard OF smithfield. Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Smith and Mrs. Sena
Woodland. After dinner the ladies
had a quilting bee.
A large number of our townspeo-
pie went to Logan Wednesday night
to see Robin Hood" dt
One OF the biggest and best social
events OF the season was that given
Thursday night at the tabernacle by
the farm bureau. Dancing was In
dulged in until ten o'clock when an
elaborate lunch was served by COM
mittee having this work in charge.
Some excellent talks were given by
w. X. Funk. Mr.. wrlgley Of the
county farm bureau and Mr.. Ward
OF Box Elder county. Each spoke Of
the benefits to be secured through
q union OF effort through the farm
bureau organizations. Dancing was
again INDUCED in until late hours
DIR. and Mrs. w. II. Hendricks
went to Logan Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. c. wendelboe.
Bert DanfOSd was Salt Lake Wis
itor Friday.
George w. Smith and Hamilton
Baker went to Logan Saturday even
ing to attend a meeting of, the Odd
Fellows. 81
Mrs. Kenneth Cottle OF Lewiston
was a Richmond visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Carl Anderson went to Ogden
Saturday for a short visit with rola-
tives and friends.
The old folks committee OF the
South ward have started working on
o reunion to be held February 22nd,
Mrs., shaders, MIRO. Clara Anderson
and Mrs. Bertha Nelson had babies
blessed at the South ward Sunday.
February 2srd has been set apart
as Seventies temple excursion day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John spackman are
rejoicing over the arrival of a fine
baby boy born Sunday, February O.
Mrs. sapckman and the little strans-
err are at q hospital in Logan.
Mary Barnett and Gwen Knowles
were smlthfield visitors Thursday
February 18th at the Richmond
Ward tabernacle a children dance In
the afternoon. a concert, followed
by q dance in the evening will b
given under the direction of the Day
10 county orchestra. comprising
cornet. flute. clarinet. violin. from
bone. drum. piano and saxaphOne
Each number a solo player. So !
will be easy to give the concer
which will conRtaf of modern claRei
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-07

MIR and Mrs. Anthony Zurich en-
t~ertained a number of friends with n
musical, at their home on hurry
street Thursday evening. Those en-
joving the music and the delicious
refreshments served were DR.. and
Mrs. J f. Burnett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Eddy, Mrs. Lee II. Muir
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-07

Miss Christie Anderson. who has
spending n vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hans L. Ander-
son at Schellbourne. returned to Salt
during the week.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-07

Albert Williams came in from
White river Tuesday and appeared
the board of equalization ON
tax matters.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-07

Saturday of last week Miss Marie
I'escio was a charming little hostess
when she entertained a number of
her friends at her home in Central
Ely. The little folks enjoyed all
sorts of games and music. and par
ticularly the delicious refreshments
served by the little hostess Those
enjoying the afternoon we're the
liisses Maude Strange. Ruth Webb,
Alice Perrier. Lettie Geraghty and
Masters Charles Strange, Leo Perrier,
Fred Pescio and Theo Anseth.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-07

Laurence Snyder, road supervisor
cf the Snake valley dist let, came in
during the week ON road business
lie was accompanied by his wife and
family.