davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
Sharpens vision
CiyIish Complexion
Now Easily Acquired
Nv Mercclized Wax Method

II your complexion 10 bad just try this
simple. harmless home treatment II
will prove a revelation to you. This
evening before retiring cover the entire
face with a thin layer Of ordinary
Mercoixcd wax. which you can get at
any drug store tone ounce will dol. In
the morning wesh this off with warm
water foiipwed by n dash OF cold. Fine
PARTICLES OF tho soiled and iifoless sea n
skin adhere to the wax and are removed
with a. Repeat this treatment nightly
until the entire surface skin IL absorbed d
in this way, Resuit-the lovelIest
natural complexion imag aglnable. The
fresh. new skin then In evidence is soft
and vel"rty In appearance, delicate'y
tinted with the bloom OF youth.
The old outer skin comes off so Grad
uaily there IL no pain. no Inconvenience.
nd no detention indLorr Freckles, moth
Matches liver spots. plInples. sny SUR
isce eruption IL of course removed with
the shin itself Ocnuine Mcrcollsed wss
10 nut NJ IN THE country by Dearborn
supply c. Chicago.
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
GANNADEM|ES
SHE L FOUND
OPERA|NU j. 8.
Says Husband Furnishes No
Money for career-Plans
Concert Tour Here.
by c. r. BERTELLI.
Universal Service.

PARIS, Nov. llama Waiska
Mccormick authorizes Universal
Service TO make absolute denial In
her name OF the story printed IN
New York that she Is preparing TO
invade the American operate pro
ducing world under the management
0f Jules Daibler. with money sup
piled by her husband. Harold +, Nc
COrmick.
while I am Mrs. Mccormick In
private life. reamin Gamma Walska
80 far as my operate career II con
cerned," she said. 1T was under
stood before we were married that
| should continue my career. hut II
is a wicked falsehood 10 say that NC
Cormick money is being used to
hoist me to success.
IT am determined to stand or fall
exclusively on the merit OF my voice,
IL the critics are favorable. i shall
go on; otherwise not. My husband
takes n" ~. o. my operate efforts
Not one penny OF his money has
been, is being or will be spent TO fur'
ther my ambitions.
II hope to make my way just like
any other aspirant for legitimate
operate honors. I do not want TO
dominate or control opera either here
or in America. The stories that l
"A mabout 10 found new opera in
New York and Chicago IL ridiculous,
Jules Daibler will manage me
early in the new year for an Amer
ican concert tour. That is the extent
Of his contract with me"
II is stated that II is not yet Ger.
tain whether Mccormick will accom-
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
CHICKEN COOP
HOME RUNON
TOLSTO|P[AN
But Garland Is Different From
Russian-lets Family
Shift for Selves.

The fldpper's articles, based on
observations during three-dags'
stay at Charles A. Garland's
"A pril Farm" in North Garner,
have told Of her intimate chats
with the girls there-Aiice, Doris,
Anna, aud Harriet, She had an
extended talk With Garland. and
When she asked him What he Was
looking for on the farm, he asked
her if she had ever heard Of Jesus
Christ. When she sought an er-
planation Of this cryptic remark,
he told her that "U you were really
interested, you'd understand Oith-
out being told"
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
NICE NEW JAIL LOSES
FIRST PRISONER IT GETS

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1.-The new
oSrS,ar.prooa ,S ,,mo ,,,a 3a,, IN morsst HIS 8
been broken out OF" by its first
prisoner.
Half Of the Forest Hills force"
had considerable difficulty Saturday
night In falling n John Doe" who
was much worse for indulgence in
moonshine. He was locked up In the
new Jail.
Evidently he had an important
engagement and disappeared, leaving
a hastily scribbled nGe, saying NV
bootlesser cannot b kept waiting"
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
l-uss,rossi srss stn

at the present time the Greek crown
prince is under arrest.
Revolution IL reported from West
ern Thracc in the Balkans.
Jugoslavia has been caught be-
tween two flrcS--the Italian Nation.
alist movement in the west and
Turkish Vaccinations to the east.
The Near East peace conference,
which will open at Lausanne on No.
vcmhcr 49, threatens international
complications and rivalries which
may SOW the seeds OF another Bal.
kan war.
In the meantime Russia, despair
ing ~ obtaining help or recognition
abroad. has begun to reorganize and
build from within and is steadily
growing in strength.
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
Fine Feathers

Savages display choice In
beads and shells and feathers.
and In the variety OF designs
and elegance Of tatOOing.
APPEARANCE goes with de-
yel0pment. Therefore, dis
tinction in dress is highly
prized.
The venerable patriarch
ia cob selected a coat Of many
colors for Joseph. his young.
est and favOrite son. Joseph
became Egypt's governor.
STAR methods give you
prestige.
BY the way-if washing at
home was for atOnement, the
original stain Is now Cleansed.
Ewes daughters have been at
it u long time. Another rea-
son for sending II all to the
FAMILY FINISH department
of the STAR LAUNDRY,
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
RHEU MATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison Starts to Leave the Sys.
TEN Within Twenty-four Hours.
Every druggist in this country IL
authorized TO gay to every rheu.
matte sufferer that II a full pint
bottle OF Allenrhu, the sure con.
aueror Of rheumatism, does not
show the way to stop the agony.
reduce swollen joints and do away
with even the slightest twinge Of
rheumatic pain, he will gladly re.
turn your money without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous re.
sults have been accomplished in
he most severe cases where the
suffering and agony was intense
and piteous and where the patient
was helpless.
Mr.. James II. Allen, Of Rochester,
n. Y, the discoverer Of Allenrhu,
who for many years suffered the
torments OF acute rheumatism, de.
sires all sufferers to know that he
does not want a cent Of anyone's
money unless Allenrhu decisively
conquers this worst OF all disea ses,
and he has instructed druggists TO
guarantee II as above In every In.
stance.
The Washington times., 1922-11-01
THE ST. HELENA OF CONSTANTINE

- - FlElE.'.lll7Il7rl
The Washington times., 1922-11-01

pany his wife TO America In Jan
uary. but Il IL likely that he will b
In Paris when she makes her debu
at the Paris opera, In "Rigoletto,
In December.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE
Most populsr. mos desired resi-
dence district OF Guthrie. Two
choice building sifes and two good
homes for sale. Tn caffnsy Com
oauy. rs i-2 z. Ga. Ave.
FOR sAIsE-z farms, so and 100
acres. $500 yer acre. Wen i'm.
proved. 2 miles south. IL west Of
Seward. Sc G. J. y. chnds. oEuer.
Seward, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS
NOTICE TO svssc,se1Es

In the event Of delivery beng i'm
perfect. or payer being noled. twist
"a OF mutfiisSed. subscribers are urs,
I'd 10 make immediate complaint to
the business office in person. by tsie-
phone or mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
WANT aoyeR7IsEMENTs a

Want sdvertisenents IN the Lead
er must be IN ;he ol;ies hy twelve
O'Clock Il Classification is desired.
Classified ads ars cash. e,oepi wher.
pertiez hare regular sr.so1nts al the
Leader Office. TIE Lea10E collectors
nAre experienced 40 nnch trouble
n locating many parties who have
ekonea 10 wants. thar II "a necessary
70 invoke The ossh-in-sdyance sys-
&m. except whore regular accounts
ere maintained. Memoranda Of what
L wanted or for sale etc. may
pe left at the Leader basi-ess office
Ha same viz be converted into form
ads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
HELp wANTsD-mALE

NEN-sse 4 week 70 special men
10 trzrsl ~ zu'o and install new
stove conFtrtor IN erer- hone.
Wonderful invention. Cock and
bakz al yszr xsthoal cozi CT vcod.
20 gss OF eleetricitv needed We
furnish the auto. samDse free.
Thomas Nlg- Co. convsror 81.
Dayton. OHIO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

ron nrNT rhrco snfnlalisd rooms
Vacant nfw st Dos n Broad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS

FCR KENT q and 3 room furnished
apartments Zoe houtekapins,
modern, Apply EnTle pmg S,ora
iUa Hafrlsun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS

ms,. More has been made. repeat-
cd.y lbs one days work Nandernl
.ns nton dclsais householder
Automatic bot aad celd vasr bath
.uini without pluahing. on.y $3.50
Ras,r buyers es,rRhsr stud no
money TnmS Write to@ay Algn
MI. 80. eS7 Allen bids, Tol Do. o.
AGENTS wantd With autos q sell
and sreot Safor-sirnae Lghln.
ins Rod Setsms' Every propry
owner wih anprot cied baadinrs
yaur pr.nl a W. teach you how
TO s,.l and srocs. Relneis is done
on cur capital aud thc pnofts = IS
large Write today for opposition
and exclusive territory Etcira"
.Lshtuins Rod co..'so No. Lssaa
Street Chicago. m
AGENTS Something ncw. ras9cst
SELLERS aud Quickest r plators on
earih Permanent. Eas, Profitable
Business. Good for saS 10 So a
Wcfk wa,e ioday ~ new plans.
Am rlean Products Co, slsi Amer.-
en- lids Cincinnati o.
AGENTS Big money taking orders
Ogercoar. suits Pants. blankets.
Jlroci wooisn mill 10 wearer nie
Iesiaes Donahue mads sios FIRST
Rfek sailors makes $500 weekly
Ne capital or sNperlspcs required.
Tailor. Wells, 25i2 y laalira. CHI
.caes. A.N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

sAIlEsMEN-For it2s line Of calen-
dars. wall pockets fans and novesties
Make s5.eO0.eo Der season. Expefi-
ence net necessary. though reference
given Exclusive territory now be-
ing assisned- Meet our ssks man
aeer P. y. Hlrson. District ssls-
8snager ". =. Be.h 4, Lee Hacx-
sns Ho.sL Oklahoma city. sov ION.
iith and 18th. o. write Byrne Pub
iishing compaDy. Tyler. Tex.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS


"a article. positive necessity be-
cause ~ government ullng, with
yearly repeat, exclusively owned
and controlled by Us II you are
an order taker you sheuld make so
@ $50 a day. IL sou ara an amb-
ioes salluasn "a will elear up-
ward a. 80 per ds, Mos, dealr.
eb,e conn,eilon Nth future for
thosa Who quality Jerome iatdt.
Pres. s So Desrbofn So, rhIosgo
sAl.lssMEN WANTED
Ne liesd man 20 repref NJ us ia
ihi. and safro0ndlug counties IA
o. sr4enee unnecfssary No cfI al
required TO sell our wen know "a.
nationally advertised. oomplet, line
% fire apparatus 90 fire department.
of smallcg commnnities, 60 faoforlc-
and mlLa stores and warehouse
Our Inc includes chemical FIRE
cngln,s. fire sNunUulshefs, motor
flre Apparatus, etc Permanent posl
tlon Wlih good olpor uni,5 Tor ad-
vvnccmeni with oldest ahllshed.
wel-rated business concern. on a
basis which givfs you opportunity
20 make a. much a. yonF energy
and ability psrgnt AiaA Fire Englr
Work. Bush Terminal Bdg as.
Brooklyn, \. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

you CAN'T sfads-i.ETs TRADE
Real Esiate. stocks Bond. Any
fhnf What have you Iil match
you. l.. c. Libby. gloi south Errsy.
DaNas. Texas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

SELL SOMETHING EVERYBODY
MUST HAvE-fRead this line
over again and nete shaf xe said
nusil- I. L unique, I. S. protect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

lost IAN hand bhK beiesn "a
lnhoma City and Guthr.e. conlalu.
Ing lti'ers. siras. etc N. D Coi-
clasier 1853 W. Second ukiahoins
city Hswnrd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
nusINGss oPpoRTUNlrlEs
bows SO 10 ESQ A DAY INTEREST

poEs $50 TO eco A DAY INTEREST
your Hagh Scott of kansat
made s200 in - days with ne
Hamilton Beach carpet washer u
J. KNioy ~ Texas t3oo Ia ?
daya G. widdflold of chicago
g2tS0 ia two hours Twelve
anchlues IA use by e. 8.
Gaeernmonti io ln S'atlo Hotel
s,sttm-. hundreds IN grlateul huild
lngs. our inspiring lilils book glves
an tho moncy makiag facts Teils
how q gas started vhat saccesf
others like yon have made. hos
big lhe profits are, In fact answ fa
eNry question n yon want "a bs
gour own boss. send lsltor or past
card FOR free book SO obligation
Hamilton Beach Nig Co. eco Riplds
Drive, Racine. We
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

nc PROFITS WITH EXCLUSIVE
TERRiToRY-s50 . 800 weekly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS

WANTED --Ioaai manager Ia each
coaniy Ger advertising branch ns
pay. Ne oaniasslng Whole or
spare time No p!sal or experience
rsQu.red ; Mayer "a seventh s..
Louisville, by
SAl.ESNkN Dssi Mara sso-Sel
weekly Easy Rls vsieiy SAM
sav nrushes. h,sh quality. low prices
~ comm .ssian exclusive rsh s.
Nassy Brush Co- Hartford. Conn
n WHITE CLEARED Als-l.an
week ui,h car new "Prosrcso q
"a Race" Every Negro buys Send
fer free Ample Nichols Co,
Nsperlle. III.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

AHfal stt ftttHtf.t stfttf tffH.fFfAt
AHa no NaioF ana cltr ctrft are
hsfebf directed = draw aarrsnis ta
ssid neeannfa ~ lhr same ln faFor =
tha pefaons b. eaam saii bills vefa
allowed
eeefian ? fuf ne pFssrrtailon "a -
pnhilr peaes. health snd ssfefl, sn
rinafesney = hsfebY declared - stiaf
~ rcsseu whereof this Ofilaaaee shan
ba IN fafcs and sffstt ffem and aftsf
ifs passsFe approval and pahllfaiion.
Passed hr the naaf1 n fammisriaosfs
sna aBpratet - gho Msrer tta ~ day
- Nofemhsf. ipt4
0EO. A roLLAnp.
MffoF.
fHEAf1
Attest. Gro. Z. ANDERSON.
Cisy Clsft.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
ATTORNEYS

Adams & Tumlin, practice in
u. s. and State courts. Offices
over Drases grocery. Phone zl4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

A. ufiinaace AppWpflafln9 fefttin
NonffH 10 tbs rsfmsnt q saaaf A.
counts and rtpeusss and ueglaln1 a.
EmffNerfY
ns a ofiaissa ~ ths nsafa - cssa.
misslenvfs u thg ear ~ aaibsle.
Oklahngaa
Hailon fhsf Gao sHuf ~ 40 ~ uI
= herstY appropriated ~ the Hafross
- rifiaK hllIs Hpon ne faliaviaE e..
rounfs rhigh bills hass nfrelpfetw bssa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS

SUBURBAN PROPERTY For salo
or uads Phone 27l. The oaf-
tnoy Co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMEN
WASTED-To retail TIE eenulne
Va kins Products in CRY territories.
Exeepiionai opportunisy % tie uD
with oidesi and larsezt Company o,
~ kind Our husilsrs srerz~s in
cone Is fi1e 81 hour. are you do
ing re.Iz y net xri;s To-Day FOR
free samples and psrtieuiars. The
J. r Watkins Co. Dep. =. Kansas
City. No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

Ls,sst sl...irsa %. g, ,s.sl,..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
PERSONAL

rAniEAt A. sssu rtser,si - cAiet~.isv. fnl.
l. - ''-.se.. T'..s -f..,s rs's't. ~, y T~.iws.
IaAs - s,A,s :, -. s.... s..,ss. n'.rs.s h'--s
GALl.sroNns Improved tfeatmont
for cAiarrhal luilamatIon q gaIl-
bladder and ducts az ooiatfg with
gnlls,onrs noollet free wriec
today Or Paddock Box I72ol.
IQin.as city. Mo.
MARRY ~ LONELY; for results,
Try me: best aud most Successful
'Hore Maker; hundreds rich wish
marriage soon. tulcny confidential;
most reliable: years experience;
descriptions frcc. rThs sucdessfuI
Club" Mrs. Nash Doy $50. Oakland,
callfornia
MARRY HEALTH WEALTH Re-
fined widow Be-. worth $1,000.
charming girl, IS. worth $4,000. Hill
marry Mcnner eveT1rhsra List
fres sunnawer club. D-lS0. Cimar-
ron. Kansas
MATRIMONIAL MAGAZINE Photos
descriptions. many rich, wan %
marry. mailed free. Jahn Pub. Co.
81 Paul. MINI
n you WANT wealthy. loving
husband wri'c z. Box 90. League.
Toledo Ohio.
EpHFprcs~rAt last treatment
which pori,lveiy stops al seizur
from first das use. 10 BrOmldes
or Narcotics Guaranteed. Infonna
ton free. Hunter Laboratories. 307
IL Main st.. Loltie Rock. Ark
LADlEs-when Irregular or sup
pressed use Triumph Pills. SAFE
and dependable IN all proper. cases.
Not cold at Drug Stores. DO not
experiment with others; save. dis
appointment. Write for "Relier' and
particulars. It's free. Address Ma
iioral Medical Institute. Milwaukee,
wis.
wiSTER In Flor.da-Narry charm
ing maiden worth $4,000. Box IS.
oxford. Florida
- -
FOR SPEEDY MARRIAGE -Absol-
utsly btst. largest in the counrys
established Is ysars. thousands
select Members both sex. WEALTHY.
wishing early marriage. strictly con
fidenf. descriptions free. The old
Rfl!sbis cab. Mrs. wrabsl. Box ze.
oakland. Calf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

RUMMACE SAILS ~ Make 5000
daily We start you. Represen-
tsfiFes wanted everywhere. Per
nsnent business. Wholesalers. COS
Drision S.. Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
sALssnss

SALEsAEN-cs, into business
whore you can make 5000 a year
or more. Sell our pure vIreln Wool
Tailor made suits and orercoai 4
ReguLr 5000 value at 5000.
Nof ready madef. Liberal com
mission paid daily Tailoring er-
gerience not Necessary. We teach
r'ou. Write for proposition. Sell
Ing season nov on. Sen BROS.
since 1856 Wholesale Dep. si-H
Jackson. Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

7 RoOMS-Modern s2s r. Msnsur.
5 rooms modern. s2i +. Cleveland.
5 rooms 5os \. Second. $3.50. 5ox
10 lot en- Egg. rery cheap. nans-
ford Realty co. Phone 20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-18

para deeirse AHA, sobre cubierta, NH
diyinas triyiahdades bajO las estreI
Has,. Lejanamente sonaba un yals
zen el yueIo de Ia brisa necturna, car
gada de los aromas evocadores del
siar..,. Juraron ALI anarse eternanen
te, trares de ii dlstancia deI
tiempo..
Ia madre suspira con las pupllas
nenas de Ilanto esconde con putlor
sus aedos que asoman por los rooos
del guante dc algoa0n. sn voz ire.
Inula lace i'm ruego. para seguir sos
iiando
Quieres que csporemos un mo-
mentog
In hIja suelta una risa bnrlona
llfriente, llena de- tristeza
pafa pue9 Yamos casa. a
mf esto no me diyierte
la madre Ia sigue en- slleneio d
lrayes dc las gales toreidns que hue
len aqua eorpmpida. Lueso mRrh
hnsla atfas, a hnrtadilIps. come des'
Illalt1dose para siempre de una risi60
qucrida g hunde en- eI portal sI'be
reslsnadamcnte con fatisa, Ia esctIe|
fa emplnada nesra
1Iadaiae Dc tik
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-18
|H0hENAlb Az RElEREND0 Charles
5. HOFF

"a
q.
aos e,'ss 8 12 IS. sg's ,ss'ss ,.s ,..s,s
.''s ss H.' 49, ss.' nc. 1s' NJ M 81
s' a,s,s z 1t !, ,.,sS "a 1,
,'s Z .s,s ''s TX ss,ss' s.s 81.
Il ss S,..1ss ..,.
8 'l.' IS r. .'isls 81 Y ! ~ (
As'sS WI ,a,ssD 'sso ~ ,'8 s''.s''s: 8 I,
s. II. t'..s's'sn ~ s's 4 s1 l'y' s.
.,a = s's sasl.5 us sss Da,.,v. ' 80
sasa is.s ,'o...s ~ a. asis 49,
& wv & .s ss, ~ 1890 ,, az, 81
sysss ~ g 81, N, s.
80 s. ..,s' 81 6 g 80 - Is
pss,s'o, Wy. sas.:s ...as go. go
ssss.sA psta &. q 49,,
1'1s' .,s 4, ". ~. ~ q ~
SIT 8 Ss .ess, Is ~ ,s;S,, i, !
na's's 49, g. s ~ ] ! 80 8
sailsea s0s.s. : 49, 80
s.assoi s's D. s1,os. "a ,,.
"a, A1.'f.8..' l',l 5, ), ~ - sasel1o
=, g ~ l. S e 4 Z .D.e zAas.,l 80
uil.s','9 Z l''1to = "a .'D.% . Z 1..' ~.
KS . g 800 s.'.,..1As,o u I, q. {
,' W !, It !, "a, !, s
i's' sosI.o 49, s IS S ssss,.s
S. 81 ss'io adss' pl0sss'p
49, = 3 'S ) 90 ~, III.
Alsssss, ...., .,s,,a ',s,e 81
,is' s 81 s.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-18

Por que Sc march0g Su caracter de
verdadero sacerdote le hjzo abandonar
sesta TERRA para dirigirse Boston.
Puerta de TERRA esta vacfo. Este
pueblo sinti6 v siente ese dolor que Ia
asla exneliment0 al expIrar el Gran
Maestro, aunaue amenguado por ia dull
ce esperanza dc que vive i puede rotor
mar a nosotros.
Puerta de TERRA sinti6 profundo
jnbilo al saber que una de sus GALES
iba ostentar gallardamente el norn5
brc de aquel noble Padre, de aquel es-
pfritu elevado. de aduella alma tan ge-
-nerosa que tanta bondad irradi6 en- es-
tc barrio
Asf Sc festejan a las almas magnas,
los espfritus que con 81 amor de Dios
y una forma humana Sc confuHden con
La masa pecadora Y Ia redimen.
Aquel sacerdote fue el alma caritati-
va de este barrfo, aquel sacerdote en-
un lugar de esta isla esparci6 Ia semi
liza del amor Divino, del amor frater-
nal. Y este basta para que no solo
Puerta de TERRA, sino Borinquen ente
Ira, guarde un recuerdo eterno y una
gratitud Incompatible para aquella
alma piet0rica de fnfinita bondad.
ANGEL YANDO.
Puerta de TERRA, r. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03

la finca para los efectOs de un pres
tamo, Ia Junta requiere 10 ;sigIiente:
(1) General La tinca debe tener ,un
area suficiente para producer ten ma
nos dc un agricultor corrientr, ponien-
dola bajo el cultivo al cual Sc adapta
y usando los metodos corrientes). una
entrada suficiente para mantener la
familia del sOlicitantc atendcr al
pago del inter6s amortization de su
prestamO .,s..,
(2) EspeciM. Donde, por medic de
cultivO intense o la practica de una es-
pecialidad, Sc deriva una entrada Su-
ficiente y regular de una pareela,4de
terrenO dc area deficiente para el cul-
two ordinario, cuando Ia solicitud
del prestatario demuestre que es capaz
por experienced, de producer tai entra-
ola de esa parcela, dicha parcela Sc po-
dra aceptar como suficiente para un
prestamo, siempre que la TERRA tenga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
LA VIDA MATRIMONIAL"

Clara Kimball Young cuya, vida per
Sonal ha sido acompanada de grandes
sufrimientos en- sus matrimonios, ha
lanzado al mercado cuatro peliculas en-
las que trata de una manera interesan-
te los grandes .problemas de la vida ma,
trimonial. va Ell publico ha podido
darse cuenta de su prirnera pelicula
lanzada hace algin tempo, "Directa-
mente de Paris, de su segunda peicu-
la titulada La Mujer Ideal' v de su
tercera pelicula titulada "POR Ell AL
MA DE RAFAEL" que sera estrenada
por los cines tires Banderas'. jueves,
Febrero 2; "Olimpo", viernes. Febrero
3, "Rialto" sabado. Febrero 4. Invitamos
por la presente al publico para presen-
ciar la exhibition de esta notable pc.
licula. n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-03
Reglas y Regtan. .entos od''. De la Jun
ia Federal5 de 5Prrestamoss; s. 20 .
ApricOlaS sEa3x13s
.Alg!,ricoIa.;s:;:. lg!,ric 8.
(Traducido por C. A. Figueroa) J

(Traducid0 pOr c. A. Figaeroa)
La Ley Federal de Prestamos Agrf-
colas requiere que la Junta Federal
defina ciertos terminOs de la ley Y ha-
ga las reglaS reglamentos para cum
plir con las dispOsiciOnes de la misma
ley. Desde el establecimiento de este
sistema de Cr6ditos Rurales, Sc han
suscitados varias cuestiOnes que han
requerido decisiones de la Junta. Esas
decisioncs afectan directa indirec-
tamente toduS las organiZaciOnes del
sistema En- muchos casos las defini-
clones V decisiones son de gran impor-
itancia los miembr0s Oficiales de
las asociaciones de crGdito y ademas
al pnblico Ell general.
DEFINICIONES
Eqnipo.-Bajo este t6rmino Sc inclu,
yen los implementos necesarias para
eNplotar una finca V facilitar sus Ope-
raciones. Puede consistir Ell yuntas,
maquinaria, herramientas, Y otros ar
tfculos semejantes.
Nej0rMs.-Bajo este t6rmino Sc i'll
cluye cualquier cOsa en- forma de es-
tructura it'll. cualquer cambio fl
sico permanente, ell cual tienda a au-
mentar el valOr productive. como des-
montes, drenajes. cercas. editicios, etc.
Agricult0r dctadI.-Jin agricultor ac-
tual es unO que dirije las Operaciones
de la finca. cultivando Ia misma con
sus prOpias manOs con ayuda de peo-
nes. Para que un terrateniente pueda
obtener un prestamo. de acuerdo con
Ia ley. debe ser responsible Ell tedo
sentidO por el cultivO de sus tierras.
Area de las fRcas3C Como una base
para determinar que area constituye