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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-06

ron prendas de la propiedad de dicho
seior Gonzalez.
-Aunque aquf sufrimos una sequia
casi permanente, el rio Portuguese ha
hecho dos grandes ayenidas, pues llue-
We en- la altura. :
Los detectives Daniel Perez San
chez Manuel Ortiz han arrestado a
Faustino Ramos Paol, conocido por
"Tino La Guira", quien Sc evadio del
preside y escape mientras Sc lie Sc
guian processes en- la Corte. de Distri-
to de Humacao Y en- la Municipal de
Caguas.
Ell apreciable joven Julio Dome
mech, mayordomo de la Colonia Ma
llorquina, perteneciente esta al Cen
trail Guanica, ha contraido matrimo-
nio ante el Juez Yordan Pasarell con
la bella y virtuosa seiiorita Rosa Ma
ria Farinacci.
Que sean muy felices, son nuestros
deseos.
NO importa la crisis economical,
siguen arribando nuestro puerto con
cargamentos para esta plaza comer-
cial vapores y mas vapores, entire ellos
cl "Guantanamo", ell "Cayo Mambi"
cl "Major Wheeler" Y el "Ponce".
La amable y bella senorita Ma
ria Isabel Fernandez Segarra, hija de
nuestro estimado amigo ell Lcdo. Jose
Fernandez Coronas, guarda CANA en-
ferma en- su residencia, calle del Cas-
tillo, aunque su estado no implica pc
ligro alguno, 10 que celebramos.
| En- su domicilio, calle Campeche,
fallecio antier tarde el vecino don An
tonic Olmeda, cuyo cadaver. Sc dio
sepultura aver tarde. . 3
| Rogamos, por el descanso de su al
ma y que haya resignation para sus
deudos.
-Anoche, en- ell respectable hogar de
los distinguidos esposos Lopez Nussa-
Cabrera, Sc festej6 la Inauguration
del servicio de aqua y luz y la termi-
nacion de la primera casa en- ell Par
que Residencia de "La Vigia", luga1
hasta ell que asciende una magnifica
carretera.
Por la altura a que esta asentado
ese Parque ofrecera en- todo tempo
luna agradable temperature a los que
vivian en- Ell. i.i ..ld...i. il.
b, Los policias Manuel Alomary v Sc
cllndino Perez Sanchez, aver las
;i10:30, en- ell sitio Coto Sucio, encontra-
ron un alambique en- actividad sin de-
y tener anadie, porque los que 10 mani
4 pulaban Sc dieron la fuga.
i.-Ayer por la madrugada escalaror
II la, tienda de los: senores Gutierrez y
lGil, en- la calle del Leon esquinal "a
Tricoche, transportando los ladrones
/ las mercaderias robadas en- un carfi'
to de mano que habia en- ell patio. }i.
Ell policia Leocadio Soto ha de-
4. nuneiado las autoridades al niiio Jo-
sc Miguel Rivera, de amos de edad
porque anoche a las ocho acometio y
iiagredio con piedras Eustacio Text
dor, de II amos, causandole una heri-
da en- ell labio inferior.
Ant-Anoche las nueve y media al
iingresar ell policia Julio S. Cordero er
ell Deposito Municipal de Presos q
Francisco Cruz, este no solamente
i agredio con una botella vacia Vicen-
te Torres. sino que Sc resistio al sofa.
alcaide, negandose entrar en- la bar
tolina en- que iba recluirsele.
! COrresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-06
COlegio de la MilagrOsa dirigidO pOr las Hijas
de La Carload.
MAYAGUEZ P. R.-27 POST ST.

En- este magnifico centric
de ensenanza aprobado por
el Departamsnto de ms
truccion de Puerto Rico SO
toma el mayor interes en-
la instruction y educacion
moral Q Intellectual de las
nihas y senoritas educan-
das.
Para la instruction ver-
daderamente racional cuen.
ia con TN escogido hume
70 dc Profesoras graduadas
y de ilustradas Hiias de la
Carload.
A la moral, siendo un
Colegio dirigido por Rsli-
giosas, SO le da una impor-
tancia transcendental y es
ensenada practicamente por
Ia bondad y virtudes de
todas sus Profesoras.
Sc admiten alumnas in.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-06

ros seflor Montilla, susente en- los Els
tados UnidOs; seilor Totti, jefe de Via
Y Obras de la compaiiRN Gel ferroca
rril seifcr Miguel Ferrer, hermano
polftico del nuevo tcsorero y ex inge-"
micro municipal en- San Juan, " ell.
senior Rodriguez, pariente del senior
Todd Y muy amigo y relacionado die
La colonia norteamericana de Ia ciu-
dad,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-06
COlegiO de la Inmaculada de Manati, 2. r.
LA

Sc levanta este hermoso Co.
legio on un campo extensisi-
mo, rodeado de arboles, RIGA y
exhuberante vegetaci6n y de
ameno jardin, con paseos de.
iciosos, vistas panoramicas en-
cantadoras, y en- fin. con TO-
das cuantas comodidades y
conveniencias exige hoy On dia
la educacion moderna.
Cuenta el Colegio con salo-
mes grandes, higienicos y bien
ventilados, tanto para classes
como para dormitorios.
Sc c,lrsa en- 81 la primera
instruction completa, desde el
primero hasta el Iltimo grado,
contando para clio con COM
petentes profesoras, rehgiosas
y seglares.
Sc admiten pupilas, medic
pensionistas y externas.
No es precise anadir que
siendo este centro docente
de caracter genuinamente ca
t6lico, Sc enseiiaran on 81 pre-.
ferentemente, Religion y Mo.
raj.
Sc dan classes de adorno, y
cuentan las alumnas con iue-
gos atl6ticos y de esparci-
miento.
Pidase 81 prospecto q Ia Su-
periora del Colegic.
aAt@Agx
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-06
Los concentrates dc aver

Sc insisti0 eyer en- los cfrculos po-
liticos en- que el Comisionado del In
tericr se1or Wilson y el Gobernador
han -entibiado mucho su smistad y q.
es possible un cambio,
.Asf, habiendo sido rechazado por
el Senado ell nombramiento del actual
comisionado, nombranda otro y recha-
zado que sea en- febrero, pues Sc trata
de obtener el nombramiento de un re-
publicano, hara Ell ejecutivo el mismo
juego, ,volyiendole & designar, y has
tai Ia ctra.
Canlidlatos republicanos, la mayor
parte desde hace tempo, los ingenie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-06
Esfera para de Noche

Algunos de los Westcox tienen esferas para
.n..,d de noche. Los Jack o'Lantcrn Glo-Ben
asr9aevan esferas negras azabache con n1meros y
.a1n manecillas luminosos: Tanto Big Ben como
,bsrB Baby Ben SC fabrcan en- ambos estilos, CO.
slaofrriente o umnoso
Un Westclox provisto para usarlo de noche
reluce la obscuridad como los oios de los
gatoS. LIE indca I'd. la hora en- cuaquier
momento de la noche. Y 10 mas conveniente
a. acs que conserva esta cualdad por amos
- 81 la marca de fabrica e nombrc Westcox aparece
91 zen la esfcra del reo que comprc puede ID tener
ia completa seguridad de conscguir un buen reloi.
80 WESTERN CLOCK CO., LA SALLE ILLINOIS, EUA
P' FabHanesde Gt5hox Big Ben, BnG
Jack oLantc A. Bel Dy
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26
Radio is Feature
of S. p. Service

In order to see what results eould
he ebfained with radio on railroad
trains. the Southern Pacific Com
panv recently installed n highpow-
cred radio receiving set on its fast
limited train between San Francisco
and Chicago, and. according to rail
road officials, the experiment work
ed even better than anticipated.
Passengers were able to hear music,
weather reports, news items and
stock market quotations, by means
of the radio, and the set picked up
radio programs in whole or in part
from San Franeisc, Honolulu, Port
land, Seattle. Omaha. st. Louis, Van
eouver and many other points.
This was the first time a radio
receiving set was used on n trans
continental train. and the results
were so successful that railroad men
are looking for the time when all
trains win be so equipped and the
present monotony of long railroad
journeys be eliminated through the
entertainment afforded by radio.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26
AUSTIN'S NEPHEW
WRITES OF LIFE

Mrs. George NJ. Austin has re-
ceived letter from her nephew,
Wells Hively, describing his expert
enees in Europe. The young man
has been completing his musical edu-
cation in the capitals of the old
country and has been having some
extraordinary experiences. While
much of the letter is personal, it ex-
hibits a mastery of descriptive Eng
lish which is evidently not the least
of the young mans talents, and
proves an alertness to the impOr-
tance and the historical character of
the events which have been transpir-
ing around him. The latest letter is
one of a series which the Austins
have received and have served to
furnish Imperial Valley farmer folks
with an understanding of old world
events which probably nothing else
could have given them.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26
Lynch Holds to
World Title in
Bout With Smith
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff Corresponds

United Press staff Correspondent,
NEW YORK, Dee. &c. - The
world s bantamweight championship
was all ready to move last Friday
while Joe Lynch and Midget Smith
were battling 10 rounds at the Gar
den. But the crown of the lis
Founders looked at the sorrel top of
the Midget with disdain and decid-
ed to remain aboard the red tinted
dome of Champ Joe, the noted son
of West Side Paddy.
Lynch was bad enough, but Smith
was worse.
Lynch would have been in a very
bad way if some boy with a punch
in his right hand had been showing
them Mt him. The Midget hit the
champion at will but there was
nothing behind his heaves and Lynch
was irritated and peeved, not hurt
by the attack.
The Midget WASH t rated to have
much steam or power in his punches
as he fought only four i1ays ago, and
was given n sound beating by Irish
Johnny Curtin in Jersey City.
Marks were still visible on the
Stats of the Midget where Curtin had
pounded him with hard body blows
and they served sas good tagets for
Lynch to continue the downstairs
attack.
Shots around the heart hurt the
Midget and he craftily tried to rub
the sore spots with his left elbow.
I.vnch won the decision with his
left hand. The first five rounds
went ut n furious pace with Smith
doing all his usual forcing.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26
BLUE is BACK;
SO is CORNBREAD
ON SHERIFF MENU

All is serene at the county jail,
for "Blue' is back. s'Blue'' is n
nickname for John Williams, a husky
negro with jet black, complexion
and Il smilc the width of his head.
''Blue'' came to the jail about n
year ago last July to serve q four
months jail. sentence imposed by
Judge Steintorf in Calexico, and was
put to work in the kitchen. His
culinary skill soon made Il hit with
the officials who were loathe to lose
him when he was transferred to the
county chain gang. Evidently
"Blue' didn { like the change
either, for he just wandered off one
afternoon and disappeared across
the line into Mexico.
Since then he has lived in Mexi-
cali He finally decided he had
enough of Mexico and came across
the line last week. Making his way
to FL Centre, he sought "Chief
Cummings of the sheriff s office and
serve out his sentence, if allowed
until Saturday to finish up some
work. The "Chief' agreed, but
Saturday was too far away for
(" Blue.
This morning he appeared Mt the |
Jail with n big grin on his face and |
told Jailer Frank G. Weir that he !
wanted to get right busy with the |
pots and pans. "Blue' needed no !
directions for reaching the kitchen, |
and before his name was on the reg |
lister, he was busy with a batch of |
corn bread for the deputy sheriffs !
dinner.
1T is a question who is the hap !
pier, "Blue' to be back among his !
kitchen utensils, or the officials to
have him back.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

/, in that CITY last week 70 save me
sight Of his right eve.
Many Thefts Reported z. 0bay-
ashe reported to the police that his
Ford touring car was tolen from
broadway Sunday afternoon. The
car bears California license plates
No. 27S,340. Walter Williams set
down clarinet and trombone in
front OF 2 pool room on the east
side Yesterday afternoon, both of
which were missing when he left
tile pool room after short visit.
Mrs. Swveafcr Of 70i Broadway, re-
ported the theft Of 35 feet of black
rubber hose from her yard yester-
day. Jim Calhoun, later arrested
FOR hootleeging. notified the police
fhat thieves entered his store Sat
urday ana stole q quantity of cigar
cites and tobacco The police at
tribute the sudden increase in petty
fhefts to & desire for Christmas
money ON the part of the lawless
element
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

In New York City unloads of
Texas onions during April and May
amounted to S32 ears, and in the
same period the following equivalent
carloads arrived from foreign eoun-
tries: Egypt 800, Bermuda -, Chile
90, Australia 20, Argentina 16, and
MeXicn S.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

l60 acres Fallbrook, Z room house
orchard 100000.
Clarence f.. Gage, Realtor,
472 Spreekels Bldg,
San Diego, California 26t'
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

wish to express my thanks and
appreciation 70 my friends for their
Kind assistance during my campaign
in the Imperial Valley Press contest.
Wishing all Happy New,ACar Airs,
Charles NJ skinner. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR sALE-al young pigs. A. M.
Farley, 2 miles south of Meloland,
q west. 2Gt2
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

LOST a b C cashiers checks
Sunday night, between Ell Centre
and Calexieo. +. Clum, at Press
Office. 2Gt3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR SALE 200 White Leghorn
hens, 3ha miles west, u mile south
San Diego Highway. O. p. John
son. 26t8
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

For That Empty Feeling cora
beef sandwich and 4 glass of beer At
Steves. Suit your OWN time, we re
always open. SERVICEl Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

WANTED-All kinds of poultry and
eggs. Will call anywhere. Be
fore selling see Jos. Mintz Il Co.
Third and Main st. Phone 60. 2ltf
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

DAY OLD CHIX; Golden Buff,
Brown and White Leghorns, An
conas, Black Minorcas. Buff Or
pingtons, r. /. Reds, Barred Rocks
and Tnrkens. Enoch Crews, Sea
bright, Calf. 26t2
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR SALE--80 acres green feed, al.
falfa and barley. 3 miles west, X
mile south of Imperial. Johr
Townsend. 26ta
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

10 acres Pacific Beach, large house,
$4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOUND-Ladies' gold wrist watch
on Main street, FL Centre, Friday
night. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for
this adj. Call at Irrigation District
Z Office. - 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR sALE-One piano (Mfd. by
Gable Piano Coz One 9xl2 high
grade Wilton rug, large Iccotan
rocker. All items in excellent con
dition. Phone $50. 2Gt6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR SALE-About 20 tons alfalfa
hay in stack. miles southwest
III Centre at Lyons crossing. A
Poole. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26
Too Late to Classify

LOST-Ladies' leather purse. Leave
at Press office. Reward. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOUND-One small express wagon
on State street pear Seventh
Owner can recover same by pay
ing for this notice and callin" at
TIA State. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

Dick Roc's House was bnrglarized
last night Yours may he next. For
small premium yoa can get faA
protection from the Ragan lRsGr-
ance Agency $50 Main St, adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR RENT-40 acres for dairy or
pasture, 3 miles southeast FL
Centre. Write Box l177 Brawley.
26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR EXCHANGE-A few young
cattle for Buick, Dodge or Chew
rolet car. Box 235 Press Office.
26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

WANTED-Mules in. exchange for
New Fageol Tractor. Lee c. Pit
ger, Ciaremont, Cal. fr 26tS
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

FOR EXCHANGE
Clear San Diego property for mer-
camille business Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

An Echo Meeting The midweek
service al the Baptist church tomor
raw evening, December y, VIII be
an echo meeting from the recent re
vival. Members and friends are re-
quested TO comep repaired to tell of
some help received during the spe
eial meetings. The new members,
friends and members Of the church
are urged to be present with some
.echo
wocda Blesy Dancing School, 723
Orange Classical ard bail room
for children or adults. Phone 4l1W.
Adv
Hotel Barbara Worth Ball Room
for rent for parties. $1,000 per
night. Adv
We Can Fnrzl1s-. you well loeat-
ed lot and help you finance your
home ON easy terms Call 241.
Our Specially, Waffes and Steaks
Main Chop House. Adv
Table d'Fote Dinner. 81 per Gov.
CT. Special T-bone steak dinner. 90e.
Hotel Barbara Worth. Adv.
Money to Loan on automobiles
SIC Main st. Phone $50. Adv.
Automobiles for Hire. MeCor-
mick Bros. Garage. Adv.
Piano Tuning and Repairing. NJ. J
Nerbovig. headquarters Imperial
Valley Hardware Co. Phonograph
Department. Adv
Elmer A. Todd's Music Studio
624 Olive. Phone 466W.. ADV.
Lo3fbourow Getting Better Re
ports from ST. Joseph 5 hospital ~
San Diego state confined improve
ment in the condition of =" Johnny
Loofbourow. city clerk Of III Cen
tro, who underwent IN oneration at
the hospital last week. He VIII re-
main in the hospital few days
longer before attempting to make
the return trip to El Centre.
Rideway Recovering = Deputy
Sheriff Jack Ridgway telecraphed
Christmas .TeetiEgs to the Officers
at the county jail Yesterday, and
advised that lie was in hopes of
leaving Les Angeles for El Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

DR.. Harry Hooper. Dentist. 647
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

Pipesl Pipesl Pipesi at steves.
Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

Rideway Recovering - Deputy
Sheriff Jack Ridgway telegraphed
Christmas greetings TO the Officers
at the .pnntv jail YESTERDAY, and
advised that lie was in hopes Of
leaving Les Angeles for El Centre
today. He underwent an operation
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

Try steves Merchant Lunch.
Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26
Meet me at stevcs.

Iightbourns Ladies Shop, Bar.
bara Worth Bldg. Assortment Of
silk hose, colors and biaely, reduced
to $50 raiF.-adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26
lOCal2A!eWs -

in that city last week to save the
sight Of his right eve.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

Wocda Blesy Dancing School, 723
Orange Classical ard bail room
for children or adults. Phone 411W.
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

Hotel Barbara Worth Ball Room
for rent for parties. $1,000 per
night. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-26

We Can Fnra1s-. yuu 4 well loeat-
ed lot ana help you finance your
home on easy terms Call 24l.
A5-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-21
J. v. Walton to
Offer for Board
of Commissioner

]. v. Walton has yielded to the
opportunities of his friends and con-
scented to offer for the office of men,
bership on the board of county COM
missioners, representing the second
district.
For many years Mr.. Walton has
actively advocated a revision of the
tax assessing system of the county,
and on several occasions has appear
ed before the board and pointed out
where thousands of dollars might be
saved to the county. If elected he
will insist on this revision.
Mr.. Walton is also unalterably OPP
posed to the present system OF
squandering the taxpayers money in
the system of so-called road upkeep
where private individuals are per-
mitted to turn in road bills at the
end of each month for work they
claimed to have done, and have TENN
paid without question. Mr.. Walton
said his idea is to have one compe-
tent man employed to do nothing but
look after the road work and hold
him responsible for results.
Commissioner Burt stated some
time ago that he will again be can
didate for office.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-21
BONUS BILL WILL BE VOTED
UNDER A RULES SUSPENSION
CONTINUED from Page ~

cious policy of a general sales tax"
"They offer a bonus in considera-
ton of the veteran and his friends
favoring a sales tax" said the re-
port. "They vigorously fight bonus
without a sales tax, in the hope that
the brave boys will be tempted to
yield and be willing to help the pres
ident and Mr. Mellon and the money
power to drive the first effective
wedge under the established policy
of the income tax, founded upon the
principle of ability to pay"
The report said that the PROPOSE
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-21

ton in the bill for bank loans was
absolutely "a gold brick" in view OF
the attitude of the comptroller Of the
currency, and added:
Shameful Spectacle"
$50 we are presented with the
shameful spectacle of the party that
aborted the war, divided our coun-
try's war associates, disgraced the
peace, deluded the people, deceived
the veteran, deserted the wounded,
relieved the profiteer, reduced mil
lionaires' income tax, repealed the
excess profits tax on the profiteers,
and which still maintains a blasphe-
nous, bibulous bootlicker at the court
of st. James, to besmirch with his
drunken banquet babble the high war
purposes of the American people and
the inspiration of the American sol
diers, now offering to redeem its
reckless campaign pledged with an
| I. o. u, designated a certificate,
which the administration has in ad-
vance of its issue fatty impeached
and discredited."
With the veteran and hi sneeds the
republicans have revealed their IN
competence, the report continued;
"They start and STOP" it said
"They are for this today, and for that
tomorrow. They potter around pm
darkness, they tumble, they muff.
Incapable of dealing fairly with the
economic situation, they have direct
| ly brought the American people the
worst depression that ever came
upon them. Equally incapable OF
dealing with the war veteran situa-
ton, they wander around. They
pick it up and put it down. Their
last condition is worse than the
| first"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-21
florida Press TO
! R C { PUBLICITY
IN COUNTY. AFFA|Rs
tBy Associated Pressl

Daytona, March 21.--The publicity
bill which would require county com.
nlissioners and school boards to pub,
tish the minutes Of their meetings
will occupy prominent place in the
discussions at the meeting of the
Florida Press association here April
7and. 8. Proposed legislation to de-
fine the status Of legal publicity also
will be given an airing.
Both measures were before the
state legislatures at its last session
but became lost In the mass Of I'M
Finished business.
Tie meeting of Ghe publishers here
had been originally scheduled for
Harch. 81 and April II, but protests
''yrom several that they could not get
WAY from their business at that
tme caused the meeting dates to be
advanced. Those in charge of shap-
ing the program FOR the two day
meeting have emphasized its import
ance, asserting that there will be no
innketing.
Il The program as announced FOL-
Vows:
4 First bay.
Mi A. M.-Register with Secretary
Walter L. Haynes, A good time to
pay your annual dues.
2 P. M.-4Address Of welcome.
"What Should Be Charged for Po-
litical Advertising r. l.. Sweger,
Gadsden County Times.
Magical Miami; She Doubles Ev-
cry Thirty Days." an appreciation
and a. report-Frank B.. Stoneman
Miami Herald.
"The Publicity Bill and the Legal
Publications Bill" q symposium, led
by Charles G. Mullen, Tampa Tunes;
Frank X. Anderson Sealdswee'
Chronicle, and Clayton Codringtor
DeLand News, ALSO participating
FLORIDA Legislatures OF Che Fao'
and Future" M. Ball, Jack
sonville Times-Union.
"Fishes-and Fishermenn-I Eavl
Met. -Rube Allyn, Florida Fisher
man, and Frank Whitman, Florida
Grower.
"Eorty Years Of Newspaper Life
Or Is 1t Fifty" s. J. Trplett
Avon Park Pilot.
Second Day. g
9 A. M.-Song. Ninon"-Miss Cal
Binkley. president South Florida
Press association, Barlow Record
"What Cooperation Should B.
Given the Advertising Agent By tn
Newspaper Publisher"-Thomas I'D