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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
NEAT sun hED6ED FOR
MEM CHURCH DullblAe

The wansns Missisa saaty Seeisty
al the N n, Church, scu,h. mes
with Mrs.. u. {, cciiies Monday Al.
sssuocn. Mr, n. n williams p.s.
siding
Good rscos,s we're given hcsn oil
tAs, oxsss. atsM shaGA ha~ nass.
leg made . .alA ia regard 10 The
erection ot . new church, aud 10
reply 10 h,s satnesl appeal tot the
Society ~ hsln, rlsasv 81 ID 600
va. made, .nh tvsitsirS ;ha- issST
i, world take 10 obtain this amount
IN short t,ms. |, "a. do, iasd 10
sppain, . Wsys snd Meses Com.
mittss III rssk. piibs 10 fssss This
noa.r
A d.mnws,tstina oi stpwipam
ware viii et given a. NJ. ,sseis
si.suot. atst Wednesday shetnonn
and the proeseds ~.lI o. 90 TIE
TEND ios ise nsw church
The social meeting viil 10 held
With Ars. " A Cism-lt February
sTth
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
state School 1und '''.
Is Duly Apportioned

Appoftionment OF the state school
fund, amounting to t163 7sl o.
Tor the semi annual period RON
January lsi 1921. to July lst,
1922 has been certified by Comp
-tfsI.er Jotsn, ", Fhamasoa, sad DIS
lnbu,ion oi money to The various
counties will br made within the
,pexi lev dave by the department Of
education Under the appor,ion.
men, for common school purposes,
which ls 90 per cent OF the state
school fund, Dickson County will
receive t3.523 10 rhis spportion.
msa, Is based upon scholastic
population Dickson County sch
elastic population is B.5rs,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Fur Ss1tF& rkph,rs,sr egg,
81 .tn pet setting NJ IA Mrs John
f~athers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Dear Customers. We want you
10 hnoW tia, va sppr-riated your
patronage but no matter how up
10. date q meat shop may b~ or nov
we'll il may he managed. ouce 10
q while the oualitv ot c.rtsin msst,
vill fall . little below standard and
errors will occur. These are. the
things ~ ~Ant you TO tell us about
You will do "a a iavm II You viii
Af,ae te oar stiaptinn apx mistakes
N any fault you have found In the
quality Of our Dsst. OF 10 the ~sy
- have served you.
W. are 10 the nest busineas 10
stay and you viii hsIp Us TO i'm.
prove our hvIiness and merit your
support Iou viii slvays and us
more than willing 10 make sd.ust.
msnts tbs, viii be entirely salts
factory II 10 an old sayins &c
praise the bridge that casr,ss you
over Then why not patroniss tn,
meat dealer that cares ior yonl
table ~ days In the year siu, ,ht
best meats that money viii buy
Al our shop you do not have tc
luke e~ei oue day and perk tn.
nsat IA hayp any thins in ihs rusal
Ane yoa want and everything .l.'
that soes With . Hrst.clsss r,eat
market
With The opening ot spsins w,
hope TO increases our haeiness and
s,th yow help se will show 20,
shss Z 6rss-ciase meat mavkes vii
mean to D,ckeon.
Respectfully.
Lunn Meat Market
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

L. c. l. S QulnIEIIE
Does1'I CRAVE 0. 4. s,

Ahhossh coming oat ssctnss b, q
class massia ovss DseAson Central
High 10 . veil played game ID
sasks.haIl las. Friday riaht al Cen
treville. II ssems ,est Hlokmsp
County High dcesn I cave another
game sith Central last auin.stses,
since the return game here ~i.h the
II. {. h. \ boys and stsls hss hs.n
Icanceled.
The director n sthlstics eeald
. ::::s.:ss..ss.: ::ss:ss..ss.: - .ssses T.. s.ia.laa In
play. exeep, that the members Of
the H, q, II. Z teams preferred no,
70 play ths game in p,ehson. sl,ho
a&miisias thai they had AlRays bean
treated sqaately The pahl,c sill
be slos 10 believe the members n
the team q, "ysllo. s. that aind
ci aetioc indicates. but somewhere
there 10 q sif.sk
The boys are last aud Sighting
bunch, and Il 10 unintunsp lhs,
they ere put 10 his position
The d. n. Y hays will kno~ 10
Ifurdts no~ to'revsri rns msrtu oi
return games
in the boys sams played there
Friday night the work oi Corbin
and sasa featured Tor Diohson III
while Bosls and shouse we're the
best PERFORMERS nor H,.C a 8 The
sooss rsrul, wss 81 10 ~
Tie iiris game Wi rather nns.
sided, the II. C, H, :. siIls Winning
| 10 10 :. due largely 10 greater pfse-
tice and experience OF the homs
taam. kiss barn~sll was tbs bright
star OF thr winneis. and Misses
Shawl and Crouch the leaders 81
the visitors.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
CHAMBER COMMERCE
MEETS MONDAY NIGHT

On next Monday nigh, al 7:3c
o'clock 10 the American Legion ball.
LOCATED over John Dunn's Pressing
Shop, the regular mon.hiy mSetin I
oi the Chamber Of Commerce viii
be held.
Al this meeting a general report
l. ] what has been accomplished to
ward the sscu. ing new acreage oi
tobacco 10 the County will b. given.
and ssveral other matters o great
Importance viii coma before The
Chamber Tor discussion
II 10 hoped that everyone ~ho
possibly csn will bc present at this
Nesting and assist 10 eyeryway they
can In any movement that IL Tor the
upbaildlns oi Dlesen County,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

ss. Jo. Crosby and Mar Allsn
~ Ahils Fosss sod Kudosa. the
hired ssl, they vlIl do you more
good then a month stay n 4 health
resort "Msrvs Mlllicns Al Hish
school tooiie
Over a quarter n q million sell.
known msa and women from
different Parts n III. cnootry have
s,sped written .ndo.sswsnts tos
TsnIsc Mstthewe rrug Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
"Bob" Bats Dies ut Soid- '.'s'
krs' Home February S,h,

On February s. Leouidss B.tts
kaosn a Bob Bats. passed
away ., the hospital. si the Con
isderats soldiers Hons near Nash
VILE. He was born In Cedar Hill
on Oct. ~, latb, heine a, the
tune oi his heath, ~ y.ars oi age
Years ago he became . roemher n
the Cedar Hill n X. Church. He
lived q quiet and un.sanmins ltis
sst vas loved by all sh tnsw him
He had the record n be,na one II
the hes, aud most lovsd natt@nsr IN
the hospital where 30 died. tui
whsse hs hsd been siocs Mtv. lpii
He i. survived by tiA on', brother
W. Bate. sd.C~dm M.H. and .
number ot n,soss and nsphsws
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
Church II Ihtia

Ls,, SUNDAY ~a . good DAY Tot
the church ats 10 Bible 4 aady snd
over ts.@0 90 rsis.d i.s church
property Fhs elders bsvs asked
fnr 4s.fs9sss i~, every w~mAev
h.v. . par, in this wnst Give ~
you ere sbls 10 all The Lord ssas ~
any. Hfrshisn. lsi as ell sins d
strong steady united pull iof the
Lofd's ~o,k you'll he surprised st
N. return oi iey TO you end the
good ve can oil accomplish
Services iof sunday morning vr:.
shie- Al ,ifiskn A. NJ --- sanaa. 's.Ihs
Work al the Holy Spirit" Evening
service al J o m Sermon. "Msns
Inab:lits 10 Direct His alsps
-K. r Watson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

xrcd foa aal~-- "a inch hssts,
xnd. For fusthw iniormatioo tel
epioue .t.j. Mrs. 8. II. Rogers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

The Majestic Range is not -,ssI
range but . mslshle sad chsteoa
iron com hinstion and out last three
stsel ranges OF any make and name
Msisstie Week. March Q to II Al
q. q. Collins a Son. Price with
vessels $4,000
vtrhs Legion wishes to'intnlsh theil
new quarters. and they are ssins
you an opportunity 20 help-by
rseins Msry's Millions A, Dickson
High tonit..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
Card Of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank those who gave
their assistance in any wsy to us IN
the rcru, death ot our dear
daughter AMI sister. Leah. And
when thr time -hsl, COME to each
II you may t,od's hltssings be on
YOU IL the PRAYER VI
Mr. and NJ " G Holt "
Mr.. aud Mr- " { Holt j.,
Mr. and Mrs.. Chss McMillsn,
M and Mr J h Morlsnd,
Mr.. and Mrs Mel |. Scott.
The|ma and Mar.mye Hn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
Planning Mili Being Erected

The Dickson Planning Mill Com.
pany has begun the erection u 4
bailding, on the .itr where their
nlff vas DESTROYED by Gra lev
years ago, and ~i'I install machinery
therein Tor q planning mill
This company IL capitsliIsd Tor
$50. 600 90 and the plan, will b.
equipped TO DO all kinds ot mil
work.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
cAa0 O. rNAa3o.

". ~,sh to sxpoess om sswsse
thanAs and appreciation n our
friends. hs the msny scn n t,ad.
nsss shown W. during the death ol
our hushand snd ta.her.
Mr ]. " MeLAus aim,
and erJdr~n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

The endeaiins charm ~ child.
hood pespetuated tn photograph
vill impaH icy ard reviv~ tender
recollsctioDs down through the
ysass.
Zach step 10 . ch,ld's M. shoui1'
be recorded let yom child iiv.
90 ~ 4 child through the help u
photographic Art
Cooks studio
p,ckscu, Term
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

hn. u. N. n. EsHy. ss=A u
ysaa died sunday night Feb II,
Ie21, at th~ hosae n her daughter.
Ma H. 3 Slaughter. 10 Wes'
WAun street,
Ae bad been in poor ~alth ios
.om~time, bot took suddenly ~osss
. i-~ haass believe her death SUNDAY
might
she 10 survived hy ipur dsushtsvs
and ooe son, Her remslss '"1st.
taxa to Tullahnma Cor ,ntesmsnt
IN tie family graveyard
Tie death Of J. W Mclaughlin
whiA occurred Thursday eeh 3,
:, ia1. Al 1910 a. NJ. vas . great
| ,hoA to his h,ends in snd near
p,cisou, his home. Ha xas straoAsu
viii hear, trouble and lived only =
lev ,ouu. alter tho attach
| NJ. Mclaughlin vas 50 y.ss ol
F, age and ~ae one h the oldss,
Rod Contractors in II. State ol
, Ternessse.
Ia 10 survived by bic vile enc
tbeiollcwtns children Mrs Clara
Rin,ru and Mas W.c0.e No.
Lauhlin. oi NcAeon, Mrs r J
| Ho,e. Of Guild and Q son. Jacl
Nc .aoxhlin, N Lylss, IN sset
mo hss. three sissess O nd cos hsoths
n Il. Louis. No snd seyen sfsnt
Cd. a.@.
hA iupefai aesr,us se,e coodnes
ed u The home Friday By Rev. J
". Hssslsy, paaor Of tss Msthcdis
Chrrh, South The palib.s'er
~ee; Meesrs ] y MatthAss. Q
lwnchestss, T.nu. George Lowell
iLyns, Bob Bsosn. f,nescod, !
E. On. Frank;in, II 3 B.ssle
fsM Ir.s Hpllnv. D'eascn Hcs
| .ry rslleearers wvra Mpees Ma,
sps Samnys Brysn. l1arv Barnet
lAsma Rrvan and An- IRE
ne,s'ey
/ Mood for 9alr--tA ineh hest
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

FOR SALE rwehrd BuH
VflrpAinssoa esrs. $40 pr set.ira---
|k. r, wEtscr.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Jurors Delay
Arbuckle Trial

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-Exam-
ination of prospective jurors in the
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle man
slaughter trial was delayed today
by the tardiness o. two temporary
jurors and the report of the dis
trict attorney. They were repri-
manded by Superior Judge Harold
Louderback. Seven temporary
jurors, three of them women were
in the box when court opened.
The charge arises from the
death of Miss Virginia Rappe, fol-
lowing gay party in his suite at
the st. Francis hotel here last La
Dor day.
Opinion was expressed that the
yenire of 60 called for the case
would be exhausted before the fl
nal impeachment of jury. Many
prospective jurors were excused
yesterday for having ''fixed opin-
IONS" =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Favorable Report
Us Made Today On
Barbour Park Bill

Washington, Jan. 13-The
house public lands committee fav-
orably reported the Barbour bill
providing for the addition Of 564,-
600 acres to Sequoia National
Park, California, and for a change
in the name to Roosevelt -Sequoia
national park. An amendment
was Incorporated in the measure
stipulating that no water power
rights are to be granted without
consent OF congress.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Officers For
Dallas Club
Are Elected

Dallas, Jan. IA new board
OF directors, which viii choose tae
other officers, was elected at the
meeting OF the Commercial ciub
"Wednesday night.
The suggestion Of a nominating
committee composed Of j.. II. ALI
gooa, w. V..Fulier. and w. q. Ret
ger named the nine men, and
their suggestions were concurred
in without dissenting vote. This
was In the face OF President II.
Al. Joslin's remarks, both before
and after the nominations, that
any other person or persons could
be placed before the meeting.
Those named as directors, who
are scheduled to meet at 1880 this
afternoon In the club roms and
elect of GERS, are as follows, A.
B. Muir, N. l.. Guy, w. L. Soeh-
ren, X. l.. Kreason, G. B. Dund-
berg, c. L.ACrider, F. j. Coad, C.
/. Ballard and w. G. Vassall.
The question of the city water
works came in for discussion, but
no action was taken. The situa-
tion is that the city owns large
part Of the water system, but has
for some years leased It's operation
to a private party. The lease ex-
pires next fall, and the question
is whether the city will take over
the system. Most OF those present
were in favor OF renewing the
lease. But 1t also seemed to be the
opinion that the city council
should submit alternative propo-
sitions to a vote of the people.
Those who talked on the subject
were w. v. Fuller, N. l.. Guy, A.
B. Muir and II. A. Joslin. The
question was referred to the ap-
propriate committee to cooperate
with the city council.
The need OF additional fire ap-
paratus also came in for discus
sion. The outcome was that It
was agreed that II the needed
chemical or chemical and pump |
are bought that the purchase
must at least be largely financed |
by the business element. The
city can undertake the mainte-
nance.
The financial report OF the last
year showed that the club is In a
condition. During the
IL months total OF s1s10.29 was
collected and s174302 spent.
Added to the balance here left
there is in addition to dues due
the club amounting to $1s3s leav-
ing on hand the sum of s3s0,27.
The club voted unanimously In
favor OF the proposal to amend
the constitution so that but one
meeting win be held.
This Will be on the first wednss-
day of each month.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Charges Are Made
Against Christian
Science Trustees

Boston, Jan. 1S--Charges that
the trustees OF the Christian
Science Publishing Society had do
mated more than $25,000 from
trust funds to the business man
ager of the society and various
editors in addition to regular com
pensation and that large and un-
reasonable sums" were expended
for a branch office in San Fran
cisco. were made here by the di-
rectors Of the First Church of
Christ, Scientist. before Judge
Crosby of the state supreme court.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Veteran Miner Is
Beaten and Robbed

Seattle, Wash, Jan. 1.-two
bandits who sprang upon Ell
Brklch, veteran Alaska miner,
from dark alley here Thursday
beat him almost to unconscious
ness and robbed him OF money
belt containing $1,000. be report
ed to the police. Brklch recently
arrived here from Alaska on his
first trip south in more than five
years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
LIoyd .Georre Returns,

Cannes. Jan. 1s.--(By Associ-
ated Press - Minister Lloyd
George will leve Cannes for Lon
don at 7 O'Clock this evening. He
may, II is stated, stop in Paris en-
route to confer with President
Millerand and wish M, Poincare
who is forming a cabinet to sue.
ceed the BRAND ministry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
Transfer of Tracts
Receives Approval

Washington, Jan. 13--The
house military committee has ap-
proved house bill proposing the
transfer to the state OF Washing
ton OF the military reservation
on Fidalgo Island, north of the en-
trance to Deception Pass, and the
reservation on the south entrance
OF the pass. Both tracts are to
be used for park purposes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13
IT. S. Did Not
Agree to Genoa
Conference Meet

Washington, Jan. 13-The
United States has not agreed to
participate in the Genoa confer
ence, it was said at the state de-
partment. That statement was
based on Inquiries regarding the
attitude Of this government follow
ing the announcement by Premier
BRAND In the chamber of deputies
at Paris that the American gov
ernment had agreed to participate
in the conference.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-13

The Farmers Warehouse and
Flour mill of Redmond, which
burned December "a in a $50, 900
fire, will be rebuilt at once. The
flour mill will have a daily capac-
ity Of between 50 and 100 barrels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

This station has been operated active
ly since 1909 and has been a great as
sistance to the farmers, not only in
property laying out the field latcrai5
and bitches and in the application of
water under the border system, but in
suggesting proper varieties of fruits,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

grain and grasses to be planted. Duty
of water experiments and fertilization
tests have also been beneficial.
land IGr Sale
WhiIo the opportunity TO secure
puhi!C Hand by humcstcading has
practically ended, there are still good
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

private tracts of land for sale at rca-
sonable prices. Prospective settlers,
however, should, whenever possible,
make Il visit to the project and satisfy
themselves by personal inspection that
the local conditions are such as they
are seeking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

The future of the Umatilla Project,
on account of it's alfalfa production,
will be closely allied with the dairy
industry and for this purpose the eli
mate is unusually well adapted. Fruit,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

Thousands of Roundup visitors will feel as much at
home in this j. c. Penney Co. store they do in the
in their own home toWn-and they just welcome
To those who do not know us so well we extend cor
dial invitation t3 come in and get acquainted You'll find
US red booded Americans-evey one with interest in
better buying for you that will make you permanent
friend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22

THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT
ESTORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
DESORDENES FEMALES
EN- LOS NINOS

"ANTO los nifios como los aduitos
estan eXpuestos a enfermedades de
los rinones, pero ambos tienen en-
Las PtldoraS de- Foster la medicina que
necesitan.
Algunos nihos tienen sus rifiones de-
bileS por herencia, otros a consecuencia
de la viruela, el sarampion, la malaria, la
febre tifoidea, etc. Por consiguiente, los
ninos estan expuestos a sufrir con mucha
frecuencia de enfermedades rena1es y los
padres deben estar nuy atentos cuando
notan que ellos Sc quejan de dolores de
espalda de las extremidades, II observer
carateres anormales de la orina.
La manifestation mas frescuente de Ia
debilidad de los riiones es la falta de con-
troll sobre la vejiga hacienda actos que no
dejan de ser desagradab1es, como el
orlnarse EN- la CANA y en- suS vestidos.
Nunca debe castigarse al niilo por estas
faltas, las icometen porque estan enfermos
y la contrariedad es perdonable.
ST su nifio esta debil triste, sino jue-
ga y CORE como los denas y Sc, queja de
cansancio y de aburrimiento, hay que sos
pechar que padece de los rihones y hay
que dilucidar el punto inmediatainente.
Recurrase Las PfldordS, de sFoSter
Para Los RiHoneS que han ,dado resulta-
dos admirables en- muchoS nifios. /
Medla pllQOFa QeSpueS Qe Cada cOn11da
Y al acostarse es una dosis su6ciente. Sc
puede hacer en- 'pedacitos 81 es mas con-
Veniente para tomarlas.
Evitese cellar demasiado a los nifios
antes de acostarlos darles kquidos en-
cantidad durante la noche, todo el tempo
que esten somctidos al tratamiento con
Las Pild0raS de Foster.
De venta en- todas las boticas Solicite
nuestro folleto sobre las intermediates
renales Sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
gratis.
(6) FOSTER-McCLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, N. y. E. Y. A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
NUEvA sALUD DE RENO

No hay NADIA que pueda traer alivio Y
salud con mas Tapidez a todas aquellas
enfermedades peculiares de la mujer como
este notable remedio. MEGA Sdlad de
Reno corrige abundancia, escasez irregu-
laridad en- Ia menstruaeion regulariza la
palpitac1on del coraz6n, cura los desnlayos,
alivia infamaciones, detiene descargos ".
fortalece los organos fin de one puedan
funcionar regularmente sin causar angus
tias dolores. Tome ID una botella y.
notara una mejoria sorprendente en- su
salud. LIE librara de dolores de cabeza,
dolores en- la espalda y extenuaci6n.
NaevG SGlud de Reno da salud y acci6n
natural todo el sistena. Compre una
botella hoy mismo De venta en- todas
las droguerias.
S. B. LEONARDO q CO.. rabrieau:e,, New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25
DE VIENA
JLN ESTADO EN- .SLLBASTA

Fernando pensaba habitar al subir al
tzbno, sigue ilIutihzada e incomplete.
otra noticia: la direction del Metropoh
tan Museum de Nueva York, piensa
adquirir las estatuss que Sc hallan en-
torno de- "duomo" de San Ezteban,
que D'Ana1unzio respet6 y ell Carde-
nal Pifd amenaza con anatemas
En- Sa,i3burgo, donde ell balance del
municipio es de3oiador, el famoso Con
servatorio Mozart languidece, no pue
de pagar a los profesores. Al fin fen
dra el Muntcipio que aceptar los milo,
mes cue una sociedad germano-holan-
desa ofrece a cambio de que sc lie per-
m.ta hacsr ALI la competencia 4 Monte
Carlo
Nadie Sc atreTe a resolver, psro 81 al
fin Ia Entente consiente en- acceder
en- la pri1nera petici6n que Sc lie ha he
cho de dejsr pignorar 0 vende1 los Co
belinos, 5Qui6n levantara ell martiIo o
para adjudicar un Van Ae-st o un
yordaen5, les seis cortejos triunf fales
del Petrarca, o la expediclon de Carlos
v Tdnez? . La Erase sacramental
dc las subastas equivaldria hoy la
humi laci6n Gle un Estado: "Dos mi
llcnss cien NIL frances suisos. :. Gno
hay quien de mas? Dos millones tres
ciensos mil frances suizos. jNadie da
mas? Vendido lY Sc tratara
de inaravillas de arte casi divinas!'
En- las casas vienesas donde Sc gus
ia tratsr de politica, los l>hes concluyen
generalmente con discusiones curiosas
sobre las mas efcaces recetas para sal
var al Austria, y sobre la oportunidod
de avaluar los tesoros a1sisticos. Hay
quien compare al Estado con ell parti-
GUAR sabido es que este, en- los ca
SOS de apuro, lleva al Magnum pie
tatis opus" Cease Monte de Piedad),
el reloj el fStol de la corb&ta.
O.ras peTsonas, en- cambio, exaltando
Ell culto de las tradiciones y el presti-
gio de las arf es, opinan que es prefe-
rib.e padecer algunas angustias mas,
con tai de no abandonar esos tapices
te, idos con fatiga de alos, por macs
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Asi como Sc desmorona gradualmen-
&c el p-Srinlonio de los ciudadanos, asi
amenaza deshacerse el patrimonio del
Estado. Los animos Sc van preparan-
do clio. No es raro oir que en- los
Museos ell pdblico hace consideraciones
sobre cuantos d6lares cuantos fran
cos suizos podria proporcionar un Eu-
bens, una collection de armas egip-
cias, 81 uno v otra Sc pusiesen en- SUI
basta, como 81 los objetos de arte de
propiedad nacional estuvieran expues-
tos con ell 1nico .objeto de despertar
codicias
El patrimonio artistico de la jcven
Austria, tiene por tutor la Entente.
Ell veto de esta es 10 que inpide las
cesiones; pero una vez que Sc lie levan-
te, Sc haran los preparativos para una
subasta sin precedentes.
Mientras tarso, Sc hace saber que
un grupo de hosteleros suizos quiere
comprar la nueva ala del Palacio I'm
periaI, para transformarla en- hotel de
tres pisos. Ell arquitecto Baumann
tiene va preparadOs los proycetos
La prensa grita que ESQ no Is cierto:
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COMMERCIAL
viena, 1922

Ha sido constituida en- Ponce una SO
ciedad mercantil con la denomination
..Jose M Gomez v Co." la que Sc de-
dicara la compra y venta de efectos
electricos.
Son socios de la mencionada firma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-25

La sensational production francesa
'Bouclette" o Ell angel de la media
noche''.
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LIBERTY:

Claire Windsor en- ell bonito drama
tituIado "6oue es Mejor9''
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CINE RIALTo:

William Desmond Taylor en- la colo
sal production "Dichosa Adolescen-
cia''. asli