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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
STONt, IIARI,OK

LARGE ocean fronts $500 up; som. new
houses; bungalows end npar,men,s for
rent. some fine buys, BUNTING g. BC%T-
ING. 86th St. Stone liarbOr. ~ J.
EIGHT ROOMS and bath furnished all con.
VenienCea; lot iuxll0; $500; Wa assis
financing owner. B III, Ledger Office
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MACEE & ROGERS

ZOO Locust ST. Phone Spruce 02os,
1900 BLOCK GIRARD AVE. 3 sty., lir. i.
DAB y. Marvne st. ) sty., rms. & / bath
..lS w. Thompson st. = sty., r.. a. / bath
alt-le Paramount ave. and rear.
1000 block w. L"hi-h a,e., store & dws.
800 block Diamond St. II rms. & baths
1909 y. Gratz ST.. sty.. II rms 4 = baths
40 =, l7tn It. . sIs., rooms ami hrh
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
LOST AND FOUND

WANTED Competent white help ~ n.
capacity; ref, req l9l0 Balnet.a.s -
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FOR SALE-Finest home in Atlantic City,
in the heart OF Chelsea. master bed
rooms, baths. servants bedrooms. =
baths. well built. cOmmOdious in all ap-
pointments. large corner lot. threc-car
garage; owner te,lres TO close out UuCh -:
appreciated; the price il right: descriptive
booklet on Application. Charles II. Harrison.
l'aItor, "0Jo Atlantic ave, Atlantic city,N. j
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PORCH FRONT, 10 rooms: electricity Dutch
hall; G garfield near 18th bargain: $4,000.
GETZ IJtD end York
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1913 RIDGE AVENUE nWrP ST9RE = & :

SAMUEL COLDER. FINANCE BLDG.
COS e. TIOGA ST. NV porch-front 7-roor.
dwelling; lot 1870 feet deep to O.fOOt drive.
way: open for Inspection. Irwin. T2I Walnut
1908 MT, VERNON, lot l9NlUO TO Lemon - :
with shop on rear
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DIAMOND ST, 1900 blk. ~ rms; y, 2oth
5000 BLK rms r. Stella ave, 81 "a.
vestment houses. GntwHIs 1897 \. 10Th.
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18TH ABOVE DIAMOND IL rooms: possas
sion; financed; $500; ldtA ahovr CUmhsr.
and, 10 r.. $4,000, Craighaad. 1895 Columbia
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

TWIN HOUSE, WITH NICE SIDE YARD.
and rear garden. on 5s;h s,. above willows
ave. > beiroons. parlor, fine kitchen, out
kitchen: e,cctrc Fight and all convenicnccs;
price $500. on easy terms; $1,000 cash and
balance on mortgages which we finance
e. pEMEERTON. Jr.. Sl3 Harrison BIDS.
Dim and Market SIS
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Observation-Disclosures

GTN.-Gretnor. 49, T.. Walnut iane-De-
hghtful 2d-hoor rms. mod. cows. excel.
home cooling. ndividua, service. large living
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Observation-Disclosures
EI.K1NS pARk
rOX CHASE

ELKINs PHO set. eat. Ashbourne rd.
bet. train 4 troll: lar, o b.. stone dwg..
h.-w. ht.. etc; lg. gar; beaut. gardens. etc.:
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800 HOUSES for sale. al. parts OF city 800
down. balsrce same rent. KENNEDY,
400 s. Van Pelt st.
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Building Lots
GLENOLDEN
BRYS .MAWR
BYNOOD

I YNWND Ly, cot. lTIxl5O T.; ideal To-
cation; fun commission paid brokers.
ROACH 40 ; Broda. Srruce G?83.
NEARtSG completion: nod. design; ped
rooms = baths; high ground, VIII bid, gar.
W : SuLherIard. Bal -CNnWNl. CNn. 9im
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STONE and stucco house, rooms bath ana
laundry; hot'"ater heat. ogeN fireplace,
electric I,ght. hardwood floors; lot Taxl20 Il.
FRED =. LEWIS, 81 Morris B.ds,
DREXEL IIlLL HOMES. Walter g. Rediing,
30 :, 1Ith. lhlad"phin. Founded ls3"
DRENEL IIlIL.-AIod, colonial, 4 hedrms.
Earage. Ein.n.lier. 909 l.ilertE Btds.
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H. ]. Easy. 18Th & Thompson

S3200-SiX rooms and ba,I. porch. back
kitchen: good c1uiItion. ,o2y hone: nesr
his Office" J II KANE. 3-37 y. Goth ST
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:1cS y HURLEY SIT rooms bath; large
yard; pr $1,000; good condition MA
! On. GRAHAM q co. 1906 Germantown ay.
1880 DARlEN SIT = oms ha III. excellent
condition; bargain. MALLON, GRAHAM
CO.. 1906 Germantown ave. col. 1876.
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n good condition.
1928 Chestnut s..
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THE OPPORTUNITY Of the season; gentle.
mans home on lot l2oXi2O, overlooking
Aroniinink Country Club: broom house and
double garage, hot-water heat, electricity,
hardwood fyors. tiled bath. . pOrChes open
fireplace: sunny breakfast room. etc. Man
alive. rs buy; ~, 49,.
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lArA1r1rr1rrs
NEW sERsNy--.sKAeHoRE
ATLANTIC CITY

CfiELSEA--Eiesant unfurn!rhed. modern,
best sS. fsscns ave-
near. Ambassador Hotsi: full occsn view;
yearly lcsss: Geblins Realty Co.; 81? guaf-
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NATIONAL PARK
NEW JERSEY-SEASHORE

THREE & G-rm. bungalows, from $1,000 up
See MI. Phelps. oak ard Ilessinn ByeS.
1r Webel, 323. t'ranliford ave-. Gar. 0037
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
CAFE

Sc invita- a los agricultores coseche-
rOS de cafe para que hagan gestiOnes
pOr conducto de las asociaciOnes. ca
mara de COmercio, relaciOnes conner
ciales en- los Estados Unidos Y pOr
cuantos medios sean posibles, iniciar
una propaganda en- los Estados UnidOs
para que al discutirse con la Repnbli-
ca de Cuba ell actual tratado de reci-
procidad pOr ell COngresO de Washing
ton, Sc cOnsidere, que va que no es po-
sible gravar 125,0O0,OO0 de ciudada-
nos con un impuesto al cafe que Sc inn
porta en- los EstadOs Unidos, al menOs
Sc proteja ell cafe nacional, consiguien-
do tratados favorables, como por ejem-
plO:
A. Reduction de los derechOs de
importation de cafe en- Cuba, de $500
90. que paga actualmente ell de Puer-
to Rico, a ningdn derecho no mas
de $1.0O 90.
B. Reduction de los derechos So
bre el cafe de Puerto Rico en- Espa-
iIa, Francia, Italia OtrOs pafses- eu-
ropeos, cuando Sc discuta con ellOs la
revision de tarifas.
c. Pedir al Presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos, que por Orden Ejecutiva
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

vadO deben meterSe Ell aqua que no
baje de una temperature de 200 gra-
dos de calor. Las almohadillas de los
sillones de barberfas, dOnde Sc recline
la cabeZa del cliente, deben ser Gu
biertas con toallitas servilletas de
papel cada veZ que una persona sc
someta a cualesquiera labor barberil.
Las varillas astringentes, pOlvetas, es-
ponjas Y cuellos de gonna para el re-
corte, quedan prohibidos terminante-
mente Tn pedaZo de jab0n no debe
usarse sino para cada persona, cada
cliente debe ser prOvisto de pOcillos
individuales para sus dedos, de jabo-
neras Y tOallaS."
FL inspector Walsh, de la sandal To-
cal neOyorquina, ha dado el tempo
precise cada eStablecimiento SujetO
a las refOrmas estipuiadas, para ha-
Ger sus solicitudes V pOnerse la al
tura requerida pOr la circular. Sc ha
comprobadO que la mayOrfa de las
Intermediates de la piel. casi todas de
aspecto sifilftico, Sc cOgen en- estOs
establecimientOs Y para evitar ESQ, es
que Sc toman tOdas las precausiones
en- New York, para poner al p1blico
a cubierto de tales contagiOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
NOTA lie AMOR

Nuestro buen amigo Manuel Made
ra, cOnoc;do cOmerciante de esta pla
"a, ACADIA de Eacer compromise amo-
rOS0 con la encantadora scnorta Ce-
linda Pab0n, de la SOcedad de Maya
giiez. Ambos j6vencs, distinguidos en-
nuestra sodiedad, han fjado Ia boda
para fines de abril, Y 6sta Sc cPlebra-
ri Ell MayagiieZ. dCnde Ia novfa tiene
sus padres. Vaya por ndelantadt
rMestra enhorabuena para tan apre-
ciableS j0venes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
Una orden de la Sanidad de
New York que debia ponerse
en- vlgor en- esta lsla

Los conservadoreS de la belleZa fe-
menina, manicurcs, barberos Y peina-
dOres, Sc yeran ObligadOs EN- New York,
sacar nuevOS permisOs del Depar-
tamento de Sandal, para dar cum
plimientO a sus serviciOs, segdn cir
cular pasada "a tOdos pOr Frank Mo
naghan. COmisariO del ServiciO de
Sanidad.
Los establecimientos de belleZa"
seran regulados para actuar de name
ra que solo un cliente pueda ser SER
vido un mismO tempo, pOr un mis-
mo empleado.
Las opOrtunidades eXistentes de que
las Intermediates Sc trasmitan pOr
metlio de los Instruments usados en-
las barberfas-d el Comisario del
ServiciO de Sanidad neoyOrquina-y
EN- los establecimientos similares, ha
sido de opinion de los m6dicos que de-
ben por tOdOs los medios desterrarse,
NADIA mejor para clio que poner to-
dos esos instrumentOs la constante
inspection de las autOridades SANTA
rias.
"Todas las brochas, peinillas, nava-
jas, rizadores, tijeras Y los aparatOs
de masajes el6ctricos, deben ser Orde-
nados, ponerse en- perfecto estado de
limpieZa esteriliZaci0n despu6s de
cada vez que Sc pOngan en- uso. Deben
tenerse dispuestas toallas para cada
eliente cuandO estas Sc envien al la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

IAN JUAN AREc1go Gda vuelta)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
Actividades del Departamento de Agri>
cultura y Trabajo

de mejor calidad que los que Sc ven
den producidos en- el pals.
Informamos. ademds que los huevos
que Sc yenden en- los colmados 5 CEN
tayos, son importados de los Estados
Unidos Y resultah mejores que los que
nos yenden los revendedores al mismO
preciO. los agricultores de Puerto
Rico daberan pensar sacramento ell es-
te: asunto TRAFALGAR Ell cooperation
con nosotrOs fin de evitar esas i'm
iportaciones, aumentando la cantidad Y
calidad de la production de nuestros
frutOs memories V de hortaliZa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
OTRO CANDIDATE

Ia informacin6 oficioSa del lunes,
aseglllaba qne 81 doctor Muloz DfaZ,
os otro candidate para la direction
de Sandal inSular. eli una terna
conquest die los doctores J. A. DfaZ,
A. Ruiz Soler V el eXpresado. FL
Presidente del Senado senor Barcel6,
ha guardado reselva rcspecto de esas
posibleS combinaCicneG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

Para cOnocimiento general del pGbli-
co v especialmente de losagricultores y
|propietarios de Puerto Rico. seI Depar-
tamento de Agricultural Trabajo in
forma que esta dando gran atenci6n
los siguientes asuntos:
CLASSIFICATION DE CULTIVOS.
La presente crisis de Ia Agriculture
en- Puerto Rico nos demuestra clara
mente el peligrO que existe EN- la pOca
diversificaci6n de nuestros cultivos.
Cuando el valor de estos disminuye.
toda nuestra estructura economical re-
sulta sacramento afectada.
La comparaci0n queda establecida
como sigue:
1920-Exportaci6n de az1car 419,3SS
toneladas; valor $9S,923,750.
1922-Posible Exportaci0n. 100000
toneladas; valor $2S,OOO,OOO.
Salvo un cambio favorable en- ell
mercado.
FL Departamento, al hacerse cargo
uc SlluuClOil, NlSlO III HeCeSlttdu
de advertir a los agricultores que de-
ben diversificar sus cultivos, dando
preferencia aquellOs prOductOs de
consume local, los cuales podamos pro-
ducir con relativa facilidad. Las i'm
portaciOnes de leches cOndensadas, car
nes, huevos Y alin batatas de los Es-
tados UnidOs, no tienen raz0n de ser,
cuando hay en- ell pals tantos terrenos
en- los cuales muy bien pueden produ-
cirse esOs artfculos de primera nece-
sidad. t5s
CANA 50
En- esta zafra Sc lleva a cabo un es-
tudio del rendimiento de las differences
centrales de Ia isla. Las variaciOnes
son considerables, Y nuestro entender
las variedades de cafIas cultivadas tie
men mucho que yer en- ell asunto.
Con precios de aZticar de $3.50 quin-
tal no debe gastarse dinero Ell culti-
var terrenOs cuya production en- plan
tilla pueda ser menos de % toneladas
de cana por cuerda, cuyo gasto en-
jornales sea mayor de 5000 por cuer-
da, puntO de cOrte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

.Re1dci6n de los preci0s de los siguien-
ties .drticulOs en- la plaza del mercGdO
de San Juan, en- la mdHdnd del sd b.
do II de febrerO de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
DE MATERIALES, I'M
PRENTA 2 TRANSPoRTE.
SUBASTA
25,0OO cuartillos de leche para las ms
tituciones del Gobierno Insular
en- Rio Piedras.

Sc recibiran proposiciones bajo sobre
cerrado hasta las 10 de la mafana del
27 de febrero, 1922, para Ell surninistro
de 25,0O0 cuartillos de 1eche fresca de
vaca las instituciones del Gobierno
Insular en- Rio Piedras, incluyendo el
Sanatorio Insular de tuberculosis.
Podran obtenerse proposiciones en-
blanco dirigiendose al Negociado de
Materiales, Imprenta y Transporte, San
Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

disponga que el ejercito la marina
de la naci0n consuman exclusivamente
cafe producido en- los territories de
los Estados UnidOs. i
d. Hacer campafia tendente d que
flos puertorriqueiios residences en- los
Estados UnidOs Y sus amigos pidan
a los pulperOs de los cuales son Glen
ties, que tengan eXistencias de cafe
de Puerto Rico, al objeto de pOder
comprarlo
+ GANADO
Sc ha gestionado el asuntO de Ia inn
pOrtaci0n de ganadO de SantO DOmin-
go, para Ia matanza en- Puerto Rico.
Esto no es possible, debidO a que 10
prohiben las cuarentenas federales.
Dentro de breve llegara a Puerto
Rico un representante de una compa
MIA de segurOs de los Estados UnidOs,
para investigar la posibilidad del Sc
gurO de ganado. EstO sera de gran
importancia, no solo porque protegera
al agricultor en- case de perdida, sinO
porque esas p6liZas de seguro podran
servir de garantfas colaterales en- case
Ide prestamos.
En- breve ell Departamento iniciara
una campaiia para mejorar las razas
de ganadO del pals. A este Objeto Sc
ha preparado um nlimero de placas
para los cines. en- las cuales Sc de-
muestra concluyentemente la ventaja
del ganadO seleccionado sobre ell de I'll
po comGn que eXiste en- la isla.
Reldci6n de los preci0s de los siguien-
ties drticulos en- la plaza del mercadO
de San Juan, en- la mdHdnd del sdbd-
do II de febrerO de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
Ell MATRIIGNIO DEL SABADO,
EN- CATHEDRAL

FL sibado por IA noche contraieron
matrimorio en- Ia Cathedral los j0venes
don Rafael Labrador Y la srnOrita
Lola Vega.
FL nOvid es hermano De nues'tro
buen amigo don Jose Labrador, ma
nager de la Correspondents" en-
cuya administration ocupa aquGl un
cargo de confianZa. La novia es her
mana polftica de don Severe Lafaye
acreditado hombre de negocil,s de es-
TIA capital.
DeSeamoS los espoSOs Labrador
Vega, tOda clase de falicidacs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21
PatriciO BlascO
Camas limpias y habitaciones frescas.

POr la presente avisa su numerOsa
tlientela de San Juan y de la Isla que
huevamente Sc ha hecho cargo del
Restaurant y casa dormitorio, "La
Economics" situadO en- la calle del
EristO No. IA y 21 dOnde les atendera
h amigo Blasco con la prOntitud que
E caracteriza. Comidas excelentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

FL Departamento ha pOdidO comprO-
bar que los productos de hOrtaliza i'm
pOrtadOs, a pesar de ser cosechadOs en-
otoiio Y vendidos aquf en- invierno, son
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

EMBARCARAN PARA EUROPA
FL Sr. Francisco Carreras, acOmpa-
nado de su esposa dona Rosita Lluve-
ras embarcara dentro de POGO para
Europa, via Estados Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-21

PreciOs de prOductOs de hOrtdlisd, inn
pOrtddOs de los EstddOs UnidOs q cen
didOs en- los COlmddOs de San Juan.
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DON'T RISK NEGLECT

Don't neglect a constant backache,
sharp, darling bains or urinary dis
orders The danger Of dropsy On
Brights disease is too serious to
ignore, Use Doan's Kidney Pills as
have your friends and neighbors, A
Bennington case.
Mrs. Gardner Oatmann, 12S Scott
st, says. An Illness left me with Kid
ney disorder, ! suffered from sharp
pains across the small of my back
and my back hurt all the time. | had
puffy saes under my eyes and my
feet swelled SO my shoes were tight
/ was annoyed by the irregular ac.
tion of my kidneys until a friend told
me to try Doans Kidney Pills. |
bought a box at Lyon Drug Store,
and was benefited right away. A
Afew boxes of Doan's cured me of the
pains in the small of my back ana
strengthened my kidneys
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy get
Doans Kidney Pills-tAe same that
Mrs, Oatmann had Foster-Milbun
Co, Mfrs. Buffalo, N, Y.-Advertise
ment
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SATURDAY AUGUST &c, i922.
THE PARSONS PARAGRAPHS

wonder who recalls tie words OF
an old song, that was sung away
hack in the eighties. There wasn't
quite the syncopation that the mod.
ern songs possess. and by some
young folks IT would be considered
as lacking in pep" but II had a great
Vogue in It's day It sang itselr
around the world AS remember
the chorus II ram
wait Til the clouds roll by Jennie,
Wait till the clouds roll by
Jennie my own true loved one
Wait til tie clouds roll by"
There are times when the clouds
symbolic for us misfortune. sick
ness or sorrow OF one kind or an.
other, and then again they have
promise
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-26

II was just as true thousands OF
years ago. Inscriptions ar stll
found on Assyran brick and Fey
ptan granite as to the significance
OF clouds, In countries where the
sun beats down for months at
time from a cloudess sky upon thu
unprotected bodies Of men and the
parohed and whitening yegitat!e,
clouds are hailed as a yeritable gilt
OF the gods. The modern Oriental
gives little heed to interpreting the
signa OF the sGos, due largely TO the
influence OF The religion Of --Moham-
med whcl specifically disapproyes
OF crticisihg the weather as sayoring
of irreyerence There is stll All old
Arabian proyerb which reads The
man who viii not work becomes an
astrologe.
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James p. CulIinan
ArIjuUto.1 VI

they pour down rain according to the
yapour thereof which tue clouds do
drop and distill upon man abundant.
~ Also can anyone understand the
spreading Of the clouds?
WALTER THORPE.
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The only freedom which deserves
the name is that Of pursuing our own
good in our own way 50 long as We do
not attempt TO deprive others of theirs.
or impede their efforts to obtain it,
John Stuart Mil.
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PoTTER'S HYDE. STORE

X. w. D. Of all kinds. Paints, Rubber
Roofing, Lawn Movers, Screen Doors,
Window Screens, Auto Supplies, Gas
and Motor Oils, always at the lowest
prices.
l24 NORTH ST. TEL. 355-R.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-26

But one can get great deal OF
pleasure in watching the sky From
the early days Of childhood, When TO
build castles in the air required the
clouds and ,'e use Of an imaginat ON
changed the drifting shapes into ami
mails. islands and lakes without any
troubles at all To watch the ouds
form at first as little fakes Rocking
together until It becomes dense
mass is one OF the quiet joys Of life,
while the stateliness Of motion the
grace and beauty OF mountainous
masses beloved in the Heavens give
an enhanced artistic value to a land
scape. can be what Ian Maclaren
cal ed "a means Of grace to the soul
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pant they play in the distribution OF
solar heat within the atmosphere is
necessary Tor the continuation oflilc.
One OF the finest poems in our
language was written by Shelley. It
is entitled THE clouds The last
verse reads:
i am the daughter of earth and water
And the nursing of the sky
| pass through the pores Of ocean
and shores
| change, but | cannot die
For after the rain, when, vita never
a strain
The pavilion of heaven is bare,
And the winds and sunbeams with
their convex CLEANS
Build up the blue dome of the air
| silently laugh at my own cenotaph
And out of the cayerns of rain,
Like child from the womb, like a
ghost from the tomb
! arise and unbuld It again
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-26

Clouds are absolutely essential to
life. The average area covered by
clouds, taking the globe as whole
IS about half Of its surface and the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-26

To count ess thousands the cloud
has been a symbol OF the transitory.
Hosea, the prophet, likened the good
ness OF Israel, as "a morning cloud,
and as the early dew il goeth away
and job spoke OF his former condi-
tion Of comfort and prosperity az
my welfare passeth away as a
cloud But the highest degree OF
cloudimagery is reached in the Bible
when in addition to what is wonder
full and mysterious in nature clouds
came to be recognized "as means
of revealing the divine presence, and
the vehicle of divine purpose. 1t
was by a pillar OF clouds the lsra.
elites were guided through the wild.
erness, and in the beauty OF the rain
bow was seen the promise OF the
eternal. WHO can number the
clouds In WISDOM God maketh the
clouds "His chariot" The Lord hath
His way in the whlrlwind and in the
storm and the clouds are the dust of
his feet The cloud of His presence
settled upon tsle mount and left there
the light OF His commandments,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-26

The darkest cloud always has a
bright side. You may not see it but
:he sun is shining on it and rejecting
a wonderful beauty of its own So
it may be with that hard experience
of yours-the thing that seems so
hard to understand may be a
great good in 1t, Keep on hoping
You know the reason every cloud has
a silver lining is because the edges
are thinner than the rest. so more
light can get through Keep on hop
ing--the light gets through at last.
Behold God exalteth by His power,
who teacheth like Him? For He
maketh small the drops of water;
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-20
THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Only 8 few days remain in which those desiring to run in the Primaries may file the intention of their candi- dacy. A. this present writing no one from Seward has declared his inten- tion to run for the lower House. Sew ard is represented in the Senate by E. E. Chamberlain, but it also should have at least one representative in the House.
 The Democratic and Republican par ty should each put up a man from Seward in order to have well balanced tickets. Of course it is a matter that is not very attractive to a busy man but it is duty of citizenship that should be borne in mind Anchorage, Cordova and Valdez will have repre- 'sentatives and Seward should have at lest one. When matters of interest to this community are brought up in the lower House of the Legislature there should be some voice there to sDack for this community.
 The time is now very short and this is matter that should be taken up by the local politicians of both par ties in Seward and some one selected to make the race for Representative.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-20

THAT IS a fine exhibit of Fairbanks four in Brown & Hawkins window. grown on the sun-kissed hillsides of the Tanana Valley, and represents the potential energy of "A hours daylight, tempered with warm winds and the proper moisture. Those who have tried it claim that it is richer in food properties than Outside flour. Sew ard housewives should give it a trial and use no other. By building up a demand for Alaskan-grown products, We are helping ourselves.