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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
club Girl Gives An Interesting
Account & Experiences-Boosts
Poultry Raising and Club Work

"And little child shall lead
them" Why not. There are few
examples that so glaringly indicate
the ability Of one 10 make money
more thoroughly than the following
letter from a Lubbock County Club
Girl, written at the request Of Miss
Myrtle Murray, Poultry Department,
A. & NJ. College, which was made
TO some boy and girl in each COM
munity. The request for the letter
was Immediately put into the hands
Of Miss Potts, with the following
letter a. an example Of her willing.
ness 90 prove that there IS SOME
thing 10 Club Work worthy ~ the
best efforts of anyone;
Ny Experiences and Profits as a
Poultry Club Mrmber
(Ry Goldie p0tt-Agc 49,
Lubbock, Texas
My parents being very Interested
Ia pure bred poultry ! decided 90
Join The Poultry Club, when ! was
. years oid. / chose pure bred
Rhode Island Reds as the breed %
raise, believing them Co be- The best
~ an chickens
The first year ! only soi three
hens and raised thirty-six chickens.
The second year ] bad z hens and
one cock o. start with, from these
hens I raised sj chickens ] showed
my sewing and some Of my birds az
our County Fair and won $3.50 in
prcm.ums; also q free ZIP 90 tne
state Fair az Dallas. which was
given by my community to The boy
aud girl doing The bcgt cHb work.
Besides an The pleasures " that
year ] made a profit ~ slT750 and
had ~ good hens left to start The
next years work
Starting my third year ! ordered
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

J S. Under Of Post City, is here
under the care q specialists, and
IS getting back 20 normal health
again. after several weeks physical
breakdown, which has left him in
very nervous condition. He has
been coming % Lubbock for some
time. and we are always glad to
welcome those TO this city who are
in need OF good health. as the nat
ura advantages, plus our efficient
specialists. make getting well here
a matter Of only a short time.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
LiTTLEFIELD PEOPLE RETURN
FROM TRIP TO CALF ORNIA

Arthur r. Duggan Of Liulcfield,
was in Lubbock Friday and Satur-
dav. having come here to meet
Mis- Duggan and SON. Arthur Jr,
who returned from an extended
visit Boz California. whore they visit
"a am points of interest, making "a
trip Through Utah, Nevada, Colo
RADIO. spending some time in ON the
principal cities Of those states.
Mr Duggan b. manager of the
Littlefield Lands. The estate Of the
late George vs. Littlcfleld, and has
been mighty busy the past few
months making noticeable improve
ments boz that community
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

Come to Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
NOTICE
CUPID ON THE BUM
CLERKS RECORD SHOW

A peep at the Lubbock county
marriage license record will prove
that poor Cupid has been on the
bum here for sometime, as instead
Of marriage license being record
ed every day, and sometimes two
Of three Of them, as in the days Of
last fall, there is seldom an appli-
cation made for the precious papers
Whether the absence Of much
circulation on the part Of old man
T.. Pluribus Unum is the cause OF
not, he is getting a great deal OF
the blame, and the clerks office
force are wondering when there will
be return Of the good old times
when a marriage ceremony az the
court house won't be a thing Of the
past.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

- t.f r.. sfo ~ .,d 10
a koou eo.heiya ~ 1870 sai,5', az" w.h
was danuy aI IN. ~ ,et,o o,os;,
MN ss an az NY ~. n.mS r" sho,ad iV 49,,
Al -o''v ~ "a s"n;h plains Fs;r w;n,
ning nrizeS over every one compel
mo Rest ~ ali though. | won the
model poultry house offered by our
nmber men To Inc Club member
wating me most profit with their
noultrv
etsr,eJ my fourth vear with 10
hens ard ono cogE In NV non and
III bere IN The Yard | again show
"a 30. ma AZ ne WHIT, show
bciJ IA Tnhborl and gof several
,,i-.. onc III rv rri-ee Mas a
"a al mai, - ovfords feel that
,,.. all ,.iI ~ p,v ,T,rf.
M. ag,c r Nav. s.Id 95 hone and
Al d,ga, eggs rov have so
snrir- ,bi.lrre have sold as
b.bv cti.l. af twenfv-f.ve cont.
c@.S
fael fhef This viii be one Of
ms No.. Ciub vcars las we have had
nc tad,, 5.,,ors,,ot,r for $50 voars
H., 49,. ,.,.,. 80. Ii, gfl me v.art
~ ci,b ,rn,, + b.vo made s5fo So
p,.i5es IN / fe,o f.or,od ana tbo
,.f..,-,., t,;r h, NJ Dallas Fair
-. hov ana e,,rl .b.ri3 h. "a
ci.l. r,.r,i. 49,
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,Als f.I, .,'t Nh $3.50
90 ~, .l '-s -ts.t. L..,..
IT.. VA % ..,s yeer
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
DR.. BLOOM SAYS LUBBOCK
COUNTY BEATS THEM ALL

Or. c. +. Bloom accompanied his
fanny to Baird Thursday Of last
week. where they win spend some
time visiting her parents, mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Wheeler Dr Bloom is
back al his new office in the Burrus
Building mighty glad 70 be in Lub-
book, and said that al we have TO
do 20 be brought 90 a more thorough
understanding Of the greatness of
the Lubbock country IS 20 take
little spin through that country.
After all do we appreciate the
things that are here for us?
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
BYNUM AND PAINTER RE-
TURN FROM FISHING TRIP

J. W. Painter and son Raymond,
and S. n Bynum, returned Sunday
from a fishing trip along the Con-
chos, where they spent several Gays
fishing.
The most Of their time was spent
at Water Valley, where Mr. Bynum
once lived, and has many friends.
While the river was up a bit when
they arrived at that place, they
patiently waiting it's going down,
and splendid luck was enjoyed. They
caught all the fish they could con-
sumo.
The las, two and a half days Of
their stay along the river was spent
at Carlsbad. where they attended a
barbecue. where more than n ton
Of goat, veal and beef was used to
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
MR.. GRIMES SAYS CROP
BIGGEST EVER KNOWN HERE

w. C. Grimes, farmer, residing
twelve miles east Of Lubbock. was
on the petit jury last week, and
through conversation with him we
learn that the farmers Of Lubbock
county are more optimistic about
the future Of their industry than
they have been for some time.
With little rain throughout the
summer, the plains farmers win har-
vest the biggest crop this fall they
have ever known, and Mr.. Grimes is
Of the opinion that they win certain
ly put things on a boom here.
Farmers, stockmen, merchants
and everybody else have a perfect
right to be glad 70 live here.
Paul Young. of Little Rock, Ark,
was here last week on business.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

care for the large crowds.
They are very wen pleased with
the trip, and are looking forward
to the time when another such va
cation may be enjoyed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
AVALANCHE FORCE GETS
TREAT FROM n. a. DAVIDSON

The Avalanche force is indebted
to II. A. Davidson for a nice water
melon treat few days ago. II. A.
is right there when Il comes TO
judging just what il takes TO tickle
the palate Of the printing craft.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

Uncle John Roy stuck his head
in az our front door Saturday and
said give got a brand new house
now, and the widows and old maids
had better look out " Nuf sed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
LOCAL INSURANCE MAN
GOING AFTER BUSINESS

Elmo Wal, secretary of the Lub-
book Mutual Aid Association, says
thing u tho insurance business. cs-
pecnilv The home pun kind, is go
ing along Zine and dandy AT this
time there are six ac men working
ou the Mutual Aid policies, and Mr..
Wall says the reports they make are
exceptionally good.
Il an comes 90 those who 50 after
D.. and Mr. Wall Is sparing no e.
fort in making his business go
ing nroposition-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

Germany has one Of tire greatest
9usrian armies In the world.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

Mrs. J. T. Fletcher Of Tevlino,
Is mere visiting her mother. Mrs.
A. r. Pearson.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04

Ell dia primero de este mes Sc cele-
bro la Junta General de Accionistas
de esta corporation, en- la ciudad de
Caguas llenada la orden del dia fue
elegida la siguiente directiva:
Don Antonio Longo,
Don Miguel Quiiiones Cabezudo,
DIR. ]. del Carmen Gimenez,
Don Angel Buenomo,
DIR. Gustavo Mufioz Diaz,
Don Mariana Mier,
Don Candido Martinez,
Don Francisco Buso, y
Don Eduardo Valladares.
|. Esta directiva tomara possession ell
proximo domingo seis del corriente a
las dos de la tarde.
Fue ampliamente discutido ell esta-
do financiero de la Corporation, y la
atencion de todos los concurrentes fue
concentrate hacia ell extreme de la
necesidad urgente de remediar la ac-
tual situacion anomala en- que Sc en-
cuentra La Defensa, cosa que no pa
rece dificil, 81 Sc logra una acertada
cooperation de todos los elementos in
teresados en- la buena marcia de este
negocio industrial Ell Sr. Cipriano
Manrique, por su cuenta, y llevando la
yoz de algunos acreedores de la Cen
tral, hizo manifestations tan EXPIRE
sivas como lisonjeras para ell future
de la Central y comunico la, Asam-
blea su creencia de que los acreedores
! facilitarian la reorganization de la
corporation sobre unas bases equitati-
vas protesto de que Sc pudiera pen
sar que otros movies menos genero-
SOS existieran en- la mente del grupo
de acreedores.
/ ,Es necesario-agrego ell Sr. Manri+
! -dhe-que Sc haga lin esfuerzo por los
| colonos Y terratenientes de Caguas
para que este negocio reviva en- la
confianza publica, puesto que nosotros
mismos los que trabajamos en- Ca
Sudo, CSilSlloo c1qul LSSOClOS, ooNiOS
duefos de tierras y nos dedicamos a
la siembra de cana, debemos ser los
mas intresados, y hay que demostrar-
10 con las actuaciones, hasta que la
Central Defensa Sc organize y haga
regularmente sus zafras con cana
abundante. De los terratenientes y de
los colonos depende ell porvenir de Il,
Central.
Prevalecio en- la Reunion un senti-
miento optinista y de ammonia, y ia
voretidas estas iniciativas 1oables poi
la buena perspectiva de precio de-
azucar, ell cuerpo de accionistas 'selec-
ciono la precedente directiva consti-
tuida por hombres de negoeios como
cidos, por elementos de arraigo en- Ia
opini6nly que ademas representan, la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
Sc ALQUILAN
OFICIN AS
EDFICIO FINLAY
(Altos) Marina
Para informes:
Ferreteria FINLAY
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA DE
EDIFICIO Y MAQUINARIA

POr la presente Sc avisa al p1blicO
que el dia de agosto proximo yenide-
ro, las 3 p. NJ, procedere a vender
en- subasta pIblica en- mi Oficina nOta-
rial, sta en- San Juan, Gale de la
Tanca No. 2 (Belayal Building) un edi-
ficio de cemento hierro, acOplado,
de 140' x 42' 26' sito en- ell barrio
de Miradero del municipio de Cabo
RojO, con toda Ia maquinaria calderas,
tuberfas de vapor aqua, laboratoriO
quimico demas efectOs que dichO
edificio encierra constituyen>l la fac
toria azucarera de la Central BELIZE
dere, .perteneciente Don Alfredo Ra-
ffucci, y actualmente depOsitadOs en-
p0der de d. Hiram Gomez, de Maya
giiez.
Dicha subasta Sc efectua a gestion
de los Sres. SObrinOs de Ezquiaga, de
este cOmerciO y en- ejecuci0n de cier-
to contrato de prestamO y prenda ce-
lebrado entire estOs y ell dicho Sr. Ra-
ffucci, cOnsignado en- escrituras Nos.
1C6, 107 de fechas y de Octubre
de 1920, ante ell nOtario ID. Arturo Rel
chard para cubrir ell principal adeu
dado ascendente a $21,245.23, isus in
tereses al go anual desde 80 de Di-
ciembre de 1921, EN- cuantO a
S1O,176.S3, y desde mayo 80 del ano
en- curse, en- cuanto 11,O68.40, con
mas $4,000 satisfechos al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico por contribuciOnes de di-
chos bienes durante ell pasadO ejer-
cicio, los gastos que Origine la SUI
basta la provision de titulo al COM
pradOr.
Ell pliego de condolences cue regi-
ra para dicha subasta, asf como ell de-
tale especilicaci6n de las pleas de
maquinaria que integran los bienes
pignorados sus titulos de prOpiedad,
Sc encuentran en- mi dicha oficina no.
tarial, donde podran ser examinadosi
por. los interesad0s en- todo dia labo-
rable de a P. NJ. .lf.t i3t1f .
San Juan, P. r.. ,13 de julio de 1922.
EDUARDO ACUNA,
Advt. NOtario PIblicO. Ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04

Una Pistola Automatica. De
fabrication alemana legiti-
ma. "ORTGIES', es una
de las mas famosas y de
mas alta calidad, entire to-
das las pistolas autoinati-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
La Central Defensa

possession de muchas tierras de la ju-
risdiccion de Caguas y San Lorenzo.
La zona agricola de Caguas tiene
capacidad productive bastante para
que funcionen, normalmente, dos fac
torias azucareras, obteniendo buenos
benefcios; y la distribution de las ca
mas entences, permitira que las "a
fras Sc hagan regularmente, redun-
dando en- favor del sembradoE cosa
que hasta ahora, pocos amos Sc ha To-
grado, porque la cantidad de cana que
Sc produce en- las regiones de Caguas
~ San Lorenzo es superior la capa-
cidad de la central existente.
Las factorias Victoria, Vannina,
Juanita Y otras han molido otros amos
los sobrantes de cana producida en-
Caguas.
Ell IMPARCIAL celebra mucho la
animaci6n y ammonia con que estan
trabajando todos los interesados en- la
buena narcha de la Central Defensa
y estimula a. los miembros de la Jun
ia elegida para que aunen todos sus
,esfuerzos en- el impulse que solo ellos
pueden dar este negocio que Sc con-
vertira en- verdadera salvaguardia de
los intereses agricolas de Caguas.
Mucho hay que esperar de todos estos
caballeros, acierto, competencia, ge-
nerosidad, perseverance, y una ade-
cuada aplicacion de sus talentos y re-
laciones comerciales que son valiosos
y que es SECURE que Sc veran refeja-
los en- la nueva vida de la Central De-
fensa.
La election de los oficiales cores
ponde por reglamento a los miembros
de la Directiva Y ellos pondran cui-
lado en- esta labor, inspirados sola-
nente en- la mas alta conveniencia, Y
seanos permitido, como voceros de la
opinion, indicar que ell nombre del
prestigioso industrial don Antonio
Longo, es seiialado para la Presiden-
ia.
81 los vaticinios Sc cumplen, Sc ten
Ira asegurada una buena parte del
5xito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04


Il Yo, Ramon Martinez Reyes, Mar
hall de la Corte de Distrito de San
Iuan, Primer, Distrito, a todo ell que
, nterese hago saber:-
Que en- cumplimiento de manda-
niento librado por esta Hon. Corte en-
Il case arriba titulado, de fecha de
agosto del corriente ano, he proce-
Ter la venta en- p1blica subasta del
siguiente inmueble:-
"URBANA, solar radicado en- ell ba-
rrio de Santurce del termino munich
)al de San Juan. Es de forma ire
gular y sus medidas son las siguien-
les: empezando al Este, en- un punto
narcado con ell numero uno, en- la Ca
lie Cuatro Hermanos, hacia ell Oeste,
IN Inca recta, hasta otro punto mar
ado con ell nilmero dos, mide 35 me-
;ros, Y colinda con Andrian Duffaut;
esde este punto, Y en- Inca recta ha-
ia ell Sur, hasta otro punto marcado
:on ell n1mero tres, mide IA metros Y
,olinda con la calle Duffaut; desde
1ste punto, en- Inca recta hacia ell
Oeste, hasta otro punto marcado con
Il n1mero cuatro, mide 18 metros y
olinda con Adrian Duffaut; desde es-
e punto, en- Inca recta hacia ell Nor
e, hasta otro punto marcado con ell
1Imero cinco, mide 10 metros Y CO..
india con Elicia Carazo Y Carreras;
lesde este punto y en- Inca recta ha-
ia el Este, hasta otro punto marca-
10 con ell n1mero seis, mide II metros
Y colinda con Eliza Carazo y Carre-
as, desde donde y en- Inca recta ha-
cia ell Norte, hasta llegar al punto
'narcado uno, que es de partida, mide
; metros y colinda con la Gale Qua
tro Hermanos. Dicho solar esta ms
critic en- el Registro de la Propiedad
lie San Juan, Seccion Primera, al to-
no 8 de Santurce Norte, folio 1914"
Dicha venta Sc verificara en- mi Off
Gina en- ell edificio de esta Corte de
Distrito, sito en- la calle del Cristo es-
quina la Iglesia de San Jose, de esta
iudad, las dos de la tarde del dia
VEINTE Y SEIS de agosto de 1922,
adjudicandose ell citado inmueble al
mejor postor en- moneda americana.
La venta Sc hara por un precio no
menor de QUINIENTOS dolares, que
es ell tipo mfnimo fijado poA la Corte,
Y ell licitador que obtenga la buena
pro debera consignar ell dinero en- el
acto de la adjudication.
San Juan, Agosto 8, 1922.
r. Martinez Reyes,
80 Marshal.
Por P. del ManzanO,
Sub-marshal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
FELIX LOPEZ
Por P. del ManzanO,
Sub-marshal.

Para Mayagiiez ha salido nuestro
estimado amigo don Felix Lopez, dom
de por prescription facultativa dis
frutara de una breve temporada.
Ell amigo Lopez, va con el fin de
reponerse despues de haber guardado
CANA dos semanas.
Son nuestros deseos que regrese
restablecido a esta ciudad donde es
tan popular y tan estimado,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04

gumcntos en rel;ci6n con el nombra-
mionto son ileg;.lrs V no tienen vail
dez alslma. debido a que NADIA Sc lie
conSult6 a la Comisi6n.
Les argumcntcs lie ambos letlados
fucron escuchadoS pDr la Comisi6n,
hacienda algHnGs dc los miembruS al
guras prcguntas.
Terminals la vista, fuG sometido el
dlso. reso!vicndo la Comisi6n que los
abogados prcsentaran un alegato.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
LA VISTA PRELIMINAR DE AVER
ANTE LA COMISION DE SEREI-
CIO CIVIL

Aver, de GIieZ q doee, fu6 celebrada
lanteN la COmisi0n Gte Servicio Civil,
la vista preliminar en- ell case del di-
rector del Asilo de Ninos de S&ntur-
ce, cuya vista fu6 solicitada por los
ahogakli0s del senor Rosario.
Los se1Cres Rivera ZayaS V Figue-
roa, eXpusieron Il la ComiSi6n sus ar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
Banco ComerciaI de Puerto Rico.
49, DIVIDENDO ACTIVO.

Acordado por Ia .Junta General ordinaria de acciO
nstas de este }anco e reparto de dvidendo de Gin
por ciento 5) del capital realizado Sc hace saber
los sefores accionistas que e es, da catorce de los
correntes, quedara alberto ell pago del msmo en- las
Caas del Banco oGcinas Central Sucursales
San Juan, 7. r., Agosto 3 de 1922
A. S4RHIENTO,
Sccfet0riO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
judicial de San Juan. Primer DistritO.
-EstadOs UnidOs dc America. Ell Pre-
.idente de los E. U. S. S.-Sucn. de
John p. Kenney, Ab-intestato. Chas
g. Wawt0n, Administrator judicial
Ne. ,79lO.-Ex-parte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
PUERTO RICO DISTILLING co.
ARECIBO. Puerto Rico.

AREClBO. Puerto RICO.
Fabricantes de ALCOMOTOR cOmbuStible pa
ra automobiles motorcs. etc, etc. = Alcohol
refinado para usos medicinales, industriales y
ientificos.--Alcohol desnaturalizado para COM
bustible dom6stico Potasa para Abonos.-
Todos estos productos derivados de la caila.-
Productos del pals.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-27
MOVIES
Three Live Ghosts

The art department of Paramounts London Studio tried out novel idea for one of the sets in Three Live Ghosts which will be shown at the Eagle theatre tonight and Saturday and at the Central theatre Sunday and Monday.
 For the Gubbin's home, a typical White chapel background was re- quiSitioned. A house-to-house search in one of the lowest districts of the city was made and at last an old woman was induced to part with her household goods for few days ill return for the usual "consiGera- tion.''
 Thus when the new George Fitz- marice picture is shown here the public will get a chance of seeing in what kind of surroundings the other half of London really live, for not only is every stick of furni- ture part and parcel of genuine Whitechapel parlor, but the arrange ment of every bit is faithfully copied from the original residence from which it was taken, Anna c. Nilsson and Norman Kerry have the leading roles,
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-27
TIRE DESTROYS
 W|NkLEMAN AREA
Ten Buildings and Contents Are Razed in Blaze Orig
 mating in Restaurant

TUCSON, AriZ., Oct. 26.-Practical- ly the entire business district of Win kleman was destroyed by fire this af- ternOon which is believed to have started in a restaurant on the south side of Main street The loss is esti- mated at between $25,0 ,00O and $30,OO0 Approximately ten buildings along with their contents were consumed in the blaze.
 The blaze is believed to have orig mated in the kitchen of the Good Living" restaurant. Despite the fact that there was little breeze the flames made rapid headway along the row of frame buildings.
 Hastily organized bucket brigades fought valiantly to stem the advance of the flames but with little success. The progress of the fire was finally checked when it reached the Gila Val ley Bank and Trust company building which is of adobe construction.
 The buildings lost in the flames in cluded the Good Living" restaurant, owned by Mike Rosetti; the office Of the justice of the peace. two pool halls a dry goods store, a grocery store and four or five residences.
 In almost all cases the building and contents were total loss as the rapid progress of the blaze and the attend ant heat prevented the saving of goods in any of She buildings.
 Officials of the Arizona Eastern railroad dispatched an engine to the scene of the conflagration and this engine assisted in fighting the fire by pumping water, but it was impossible to obtain much pressure.
 No casualties resulted from the blaze.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-27
GERMANY FAILS TO ADVANCE IN
 RADIO AFFAIRS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. - High prices and government control hinder the growth of radio among the people of Germany.
 These are the chief reasons why radio is unpopular there, writes Vice Consul Nathaniel B. Davis, i'll re port 10 the Department of Commerce The demand for supplies has been kept down, and manufacturers have not been encouraged to produce in struments even for export.
 There is only one private broad casting station in the whole country says Davis, and that transmits only market and exchange quotations. Ii is sent from Berlin to subscribers who pay from 1000 to 75OO marks q month for the service.
 All radio communication is under the control of the Federal POstoffice pepartment which; operatPs, the com mefcial stations and makes private in stallatiOns. The license fee Tor sue: installation runs up 10 2000 marks a year. That, beside the cost of actual installation.
 Subscribers 10 the private broad casting station. who do not care tC build their own sets, may rent Onc from the POstOflice Department at a monthly cost of 2,500 marks.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-27
THE HIGH COST OF SUGAR

NHERE possible increasing that the had put
 Whether not the tariff solely responsible sub santial increase in the ho argument will have with the housewife who has the price. Even Claus A. Speckles Refining company admits that the price high but he holds forth hope that it will within Sugar has been advanced threeuarter pound In the last three weeks This the
 
 can't but expect when this begins cipation within drop" Aegitmpt9 condition tbat is according olaw lega cal condition that naturally The both that because the law permits the specuators to work their will We only wait prove o spreckles' prediction
 Let us hope that tho law supply and will spite of the vicious tariff aw.-Arizona Daily Star.