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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
Phone Your Want.
To Randolph l
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IiY ELAM e FUNSTEN.
R"al Estate Auctioneers.
Public Auction Sale
in Bankruptcy
Three Valuable Parcel,
Of Real Estate in the
City Of Richmond.

No, 2202 HANOVER AVENUE
modern and attractive two-stor,
brick residence and lot.
a VACANT LOT. 30xi0O FEET oil
south side Clay street, between Hnr
rison and Hancock Streets; and
more or less. on south side Bla.l
Street. between Randolph Street and
Old Reservoir.
In tho matter of u. s. LubienskiI
bankrupt. In bankruptcy. No. 2G72. tn.
undersigned special comm issionert
and trustee. in pursuance OF the order
of the United States District Court
for tho Eastern District OF VirEiniD.
entered on the cad day OF January.
Or In front OF the respective premises.
in the order and mt the hours named
below on the
AFTERNOON OF TUESDAY. FEB
I:UARY 4. 1922.
First. At $3.50 O'CLOCK. the above
named lot on Clay Street.
Second. Al O'CLOCK. the said
residence and lot No. 22oe Hanover
Third At a:ao O'CLOCK. tho said
lot on Blair Street.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash. tho bal
ancc In three equal installmcnts ~
negotiable notes OF The purchaser
carrying interest from date of snie at
o per cent per annuin. payable. rnspec-
lively at six. twelve and eighteen
months inter date mt tho Planters Ma :
tionnl Rank Richmond. Va. and NO
cured lay deed OF trust upon said
property. 'to Henry w. Oppenhimer.
trustee. or all cash. at the option OF
the purchair.
JOHN w. COKE. JR..
IRVING MAY
JOSEPH NJ HURT. JR..
Special Commissioncrs.
HENRY W. OPpENHINEE.
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
hereby certify TINT tho bond re
CURED Of the foregoing commission
crs has been duly executed thf, 27th
day OF January. 1922
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
Clerk =
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The undersigned executors of said
dcccdant Will sell on
FEBRUARY Il, 1922,
Mt O'Clock r, NJ,

FEBRUARY II, 1922,
at / O'Clock r. NJ,
OH the premises. the homestead farm.
with all the outbuiidings thereon
This farm is considered the best in
aGaptablityy " FOR farming purposes.
The land Is in a high state of Gull
aviation. and II is all tillable, with
the exception OF about two acres Of
timherland.
The buildings are in a good condi-
ton and are sufficient in number 10
conduct an up-to-date farm.
There are orchards on the farm.
consisting of apple, peach. pear,
cherry and other kinds OF fruit trees.
There are two wells of nevcr-fail
for both house and farm purposes.
PEOPLE INTERESTED IN OBJ
TANNING A GOOD FARM SHOULD
NOT FAIL TO ATTEND THIS SALE
TERMS OFF SALE:
Ten per cent N0%) cash on day of
sale and balance on or before tho
first day of April, 1922, when decd
and possession will be given.
Sale to begin at ] O'Clock +. NJ,
February IA, 1922.
j. NJ. JONES and
ROWE +. JONES,
JAMES q. HAITI.
Attorney.
Fl. D. Rooms & SON.
. Aucttoneers.
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FOR RENT. three rooms and kItchcncttc,
heated. Tor cnupls. Apply boulevard
23;s-w or 10 North Davis Avonue.
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BARTON iiEIdIiTS-Second nai three
."ohms' priva'e bath and porch usn-
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
PUBLIC SALE.

AnouT MILES EAST Or HAIR
RlSBURG, DAUPHIS COUNTY, PA,
KNOWN AS THH VIM. n. JONES
FARM, CONTAINING 149 ACRES
AND 76 PERCH.
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FouR-RODM Hat. bath. si.cI lug porch.
'lrs, noo.. Phone boulevard li52-w or
Cru:chHca 4. co.
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Rooms for Housekceniny
Wanted-Roo,ns. noard

WEST ESD--By gentlemen, room and
bath IN private family. convenient walk
Ing Gis:aEee 20 200 ives, Broad Street.
Not over IS per week L c. M.hl.r.
West Point. Va.
COUPLE without children desires room
and board with pr,yat. f,,nfty' -.
Ehd preferred. references Address 20,
u a!!, caro- The Dispatch
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NORTH SIDE HOME.
". T.. Harvie.
with
l.. r. ~ j. s. HARNIE.

REAL ESTATE
We have clients who want and I-room
houses. with or without hot-water heat.
List what you have with Us for quick re-
sulia.
". 4. PURCELL. JN.. CO., INC.
l0i North Eighth street.
Phones. Randolph 3Iss or i3s.
RICHMOND Trust Company. Real Estate
Department. Sales. rentals and Loans
seventh and Main Streets.
WANT home In West 3nd-wni exchange
urst.ciaHs 325.a fnrm. with 7-ro0ni.
two-story dwelling. two-story barn, or
chard. about Is acres open land. hal
ance in timber: near stores. post -pSfce,
school churches. for modern hcfne In
West End. Address Owner, Apartment
d. 200 East Grace Street Richmond.
WE have several cash buyers for Aonu-
mcnt Avenue homes cast OF Boulevard.
What have you to offer? See II. L..
Bramham. with Chas. r. Ruehrmund.
Room &C. Allison building.
WEST END HOMEs--We have a client
for home of or : rooms In West End.
Must be modern. what have you 10
offer? Rex .. Jones Co.. Inc, ls North
Eighth Street.
WANTED. a six-room brick house in the
West End. with or without heat. not over
$500. VIII pay cash. Address BOX a
40. care The Dispatch.
WE have several cash buyers for Monu
Incni Avenue homes east OF Boulevard.
What have you to offer7 See II. L..
Bramham. with Chas. II. Rnehrmund.
Room is, Allison Building.
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THE VERY REST BARGAIN IN
RICIIMnNI
suburban for Sale

BARTON uEIGHTS--Ncw, strictly mod
ern stucco residence. sevcn rooms. break
fast room and sleeping porch; hot water
heat and hardwood floors; attractively
Dapered. Immediate possession. Price,
1890. Good terms. SEQ Chas. F. Ruehr-
mund. Room IS. Allison Building, S0ais
Enat Main Street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban for S,,Ia

NORTH RIEiiMOND-Strictly modern
scNen-roont and reception hall residence.
Hardwood noors. Price. S,,TLp: 1900
cnch. hninncr $50 pers month. Sen Chas.
+. Ruchrmund. Room 40, Allison DldK,.
500 1-2 East Main Street
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Casscaon "a to 80 Garry Complete List Of Real Estate Advertising
hUC7fDNS-LEG.4LS
- - - ---l-----.---
Legal Notices o


Legal Notices OF
In compliance wuh-an order Of the Cir
eut Court of henrico County l Will sell
al Public Auction oh FEBRUARY eTlI,
al ~ noon. at mouth OF the slip. at iock.
cato. ono thirty-two- foot ksHolin. Launch
tSiKned) W. WEBB SYDNOR
Sheriff OF lIcnricu County.
"EChANlcs' AND MERClANTS' BANK
Hichinonu. January 70. iy2l
rug annual meeting of the stockhuiiers
VI th's pahk will DO held February 2ith
next al tho banking house. rweirth AMI
huii streets. Tor trunsuetion OF any busi.
ness thAt may be btouvh, bvfor. II.
}. III. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
Ihe Undersigned having qua lifled as e.
oeutor ana executrlx on tho estate of Airs.
anne NJ. brittingham. deceased all n.r
sohs indebted to same estate Will nIen..
mako payment, and ALI persons having
' ., against estate will please present
'hem TO one Of tho Undersigned.
W. H. MAlfER,
no"'a OF Irad" i'ldg. Norfolk, Va:
go, MRS. MAMIE *. CURTIS.
iiai west Avenue. Richnond. VA
Executors
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Household Goods 81
Jewclry and Watches

yIANO-LsavinG city. Will gel; my up-
right grand mahogany piano. practically
new at bargain for oaGh. Cali Madi-
Aon s7l6-J.
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TO EXCHANGE FOR LANDING manu-
iacture machines tor farmers. but owing
To circumstances We are unable 10 carry
on the buslne6s as IL should be. All our
products are protected by patents pend
ing: no competition; good profit. VIII
stand Investigation. Give fuli particu-
!atr of what you have in mrs, letter
+ 3ss. care The Dispatch.
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J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
Seventh and FRANKLIN St,.,,.

J. A. CONNOLLY & co.
seventh and Franklin Str"ots
BARTON iiEIaIiTS-second Osi ,h,..
.""ins' private bath and porch usn-
cEHTEAi-Two large connecting rom.
H!iehenet;e md bath. ciec,r!o iiyh,s.
central. Madison es4.J
F!vc-r"om fat on F!Oyd Avenue. With
heh. furnished. Rent. t.D per ,,nn,h
aoH!nH q. riALIilMER, Frs, National
!,shk bu'ldins rhono Randolph "a.
FiNE-RooM FLAT. go. Herring A. 90
= = south Tenth street. Madison so.
foR RENT--l,nmed!aic po.scssIor ,.,r
e-'e"m Nti, with all modern i,nproy.-
son 1857. -''''
fEoHt arhr;mcn; on boulevard. r.,,
Hytd iaFE. rooms end bath. wan
sab.eaHe AT .-ss n!an regular rent Ney.Iv
aSeortitd. Early Possession. Morton a
thI'A'!Hr'' Frs; National bank nu!!d
!"r. Phone Randolph "a
f.hN!shEb or unfurnt.h.d. modern
aPar''nents Madison c224-w after 70
.. ". !os Wes; dracs
SINAI! apartments. centrally located
neat. hot ana cold water .h.d.. .c-..,.
"hI ianitor service. Furnished ar IN.
,.'"snrh: Rents T"Ssongbl. MORTON
HALh !NEk. Firs; National nanE
hh!!Glns ihon" Esndolph g.
/ ''''''- as''i F.lI' 500 "sg,
IN 'hrse rooms reception hal! and b,,i,
! font apartment; southern r,rn,,,-H
! @p'iy !et Mutual building Phone Ran.
do!rh io,,. nan
cHi hcu HiIIc-For rent. on Church
~ lower f'a's, large rooms. e,rc,,,"
nights. gas bath; nat entirely s,n,,s;o
except front entrance Ro1 + 3s6 rs,.
he D!sratCh. '"'
GRACE W. N:0--sl1 room IRON, 49,.
ment so per month Phone u,.p.'p' ','
4iI W. '''''e'ard
GROVE AVE. aieS-For couple o.s, "a,
rooms. h!ichrro;ie. pantry and Ih,s.
Esra convenient 20 both car lIne-.
MoNTKySE AVE. zsIs--..hf,a r.o.,,, 49,,
bath. h"si and water furnish.d.
THIRD ST, =. ?:i Fiat for ron. rnoe.
h"n1oirn 5s!s-J
! FOR REST. new ma corner I,ro,si,,.
F"rk boulevard and GARLAND ,,n.',,,
bar'or. ,hr"e hcdroor,E .itcn.n 1,.,.-r
runs. bath. s;or. ana nleoy. ra,..,
".th heat. Rooms ana hall Isry. -.
re' month rent 10 September mr., ~.
At building ar ""y'
NICE. furnished au7+i,r.-,
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TAX SALE LANDS.
BUY THESE BARGAINS
by MAIL.
si47 for It1 acres Al prairie soil.
1851 iOt $40 acres nsar station.
1888 for 100 acres. choice. Manitoba.
t155 tor $50 acres. sunny Alberta.
i=f' for leo aces !,askatchcwan.
t.a0 ior 100 acres with buildings.
$50 fpr choice wooded lot.
SO Tor picturesque iakc-front los.
NlsD beautifully aituated hunting camps
md fishing lodges. whore there is real
hunting md nshing. summer cottage s!t"s
Islands OF all sizes. heavily wooded acre
tErs situated III Muskoka. Georgian BAY
District with rs zen thousand islands
Algonquin Park. with its 400 lakes High
lands OF Ontarlo. Lake OF Bays and the
famous Nustohn Lakes region. Also farms
in o!H ontario. Wheat farms and cattle
'anchcn In sunny Alberta. Acrsages Of
~ offered ~ cents on the dollar OF their
~ and uIHhrhs. For tho NTH year we are
Offering Canadian Tax sale Lands In the
United States. because American money
is syn at a small premium I'm Canada, and
h"chuz" Canada and the United States are
the two most prosperous countries In the
world today. In Canada less than one I'm
every 1000 farms are offered this year
'ur tas"s. send for illustrated i.st of
'h"f" aud 800 other properties seized and
'"'d Tor taxes. Every property is fully de
Her!brl and offered Mt stated price. send
no 'uon'y. send for list today 80 you viii
"a"" nrSi chance. Tax sale Bureau. 72
( Queen street. West. District 80. TORONTO.
Canada. y
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
MERCHANDISE
Ar,ic:ss for Sale

FOR SALE-ws have ;wo used ReminE-
ton tyyewr!terp for sale In Hrst-clsss
mechanical condition. Cheap for cash.
The Spotiess Co. Eleventh and Canal
Streets.
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real E>iIik tOR RENT
APA RTAEST.

On boulevard. Q rooms ana bath, rs,s
And heat furnished
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Kcul Estate for Exchange
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Wanted--To Buy

fuRS--i pay tho higher, prices for fura-
mink, mukh.at. etc. Nuiiens Il North
r!ghtccHih Street, Richmond Va
Phone Randolph 2st3-W.
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cen gravitar la responsabiliGhd toda
del asunto en- los hombros algo escua.
lidos del "iikase" escolar.
Dare una respuesta merecida al ar.
ticulo mencionado, en- las columnas dc!
mismo diario en- quo fue publicado. I'm
cuanto quo el Comisionado dc ms
truccion dc Puerto Rico SO encuentra
Sumamente atareado en pcrfeccionar
nucstro sistema de educaci6n instru,
ci6n para hacer que ell hombre do ma
mana sea mas educado, mas instruido
mejor que el hombre dc hoy, segun Sc
expresa Ell mismo senior Tirado, devueI-
vo el, esas inocentes confesiones de
su poca preparation moral, Intellectual
fisica para coadyuvar en- la obra no.
BILE y digna del eximio hombre pGbL.
CO, don Juan E. Huyke. Para preparar
los hombres de mafiana de la rnanera
que dice ell famaI1te principal de nues-
tras cscuelas es precise tener Ia ms
truccion, la educacion Y la cultura que
tai obra requiere y que el senior Tirado
asimismo dice no reconocer.
En- 4vez de destruir, 10 que trato e5
dc edificar y en- muchos casos es prsfe
rible demoler la base inconsisteate ca.
un edificio para levantar sobre otra ba-
Sc mas solida y mejor cimentada otro
edificio mejor. Esa es mi opinion, senior
Tirado; y con Ell hacha demoledorss de
mis- humildes pero justas palabcas, cbra
re consecuentementc hasta conseguir
que ese carcomijo edifcio on due vpes
tras acciones Sc bambolean, juntas con
la de la actual administration, rueds
por TERRA para levantsr en- su sitio el
hermoso edifcio de actuaciones cultu-
rales que merece y debe tener la vieja
Villa de Sotomayor.
Enrique E. IRIzAisRy.
Aguada, P. R., mayo 81 dc 1929.
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Desde Aguad|a;

PoR LOS FUEROS DE LA vERDAD
Doloroso me es recurrir a las colum-
mas de un peri6dico para ventilar asun
tos >puramente personales. Mas bieu
seguiria callando en- ell case que me ocu
atsi no hubiera sido porque aquellos
que Sc llaman mis- amigos y quienes
he dado prestigio nombre politico en-
cumbrandoles en- puestos Que ipmcreci-
damente ocupan, han ayudado con ma
pifestaciones inverosimiles la confec
cion de un articulo que fu6 publicado
on las columnas de "El Imparcial' del
90 dc los corrientes que lleva la firma
defssenor Pedro Tirado, principal de las
escuelas de Aguada.
No pensaba escribir mas, despues dc
aquella carta publicada en- Ell NUN
DO y en- la que sc desmentia Ia infor-
macion por mi publicada basada en-
las declaraciones que voluntariamente
me DID ell joven Ramon Domenech, car
ia que fue frmada bajo la impression
de un atropello que ha colocado al Sc
nor Tirado y al nino Tomas Domenech
en- Ell sitio que merecen en- Ell concepto
publico. No necesito reivindicar mis-
prestigios politicos Y morales ante cl
Pueblo dc Aguada y menos rectificar
NADIA de 10 por mi antes dicho. AL con-
trario, rcspaldado como estoy por IL
contundente veracidad de los hechos Y
por la justicia indudable, de mis- mani
festaciones, ratifco v hago mias las
acusaciones que ALI Sc hacia.
No me extraflan los conceptos verti-
dos por Ell seior Tirado y sus defense
res en- el articulo antes aludido. Ellcs
todos, ante ell fracaso que Sc avecina,
Sc defender sin impOrtarlcs la forma.
No tienen la .valentia de suscribir sus
pensamicntoS altos y sentimientos no
bles" coiro diz que dicen tener, Y ha-
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El D0paFtamGnt0 de Agriculture Y Ira
baj0 trata de prOpagar Ia
teIefOnfa inaIdmbTiCa

cimiehto es indispensable los Agentes
de Agricultural Los conocimiertos no Sc
improviSan. La ciencia es una cadena
de verdades y para llegar al iltimo
eslab6n es necesario pasar por todos los
que le preceden. La falta da p-epara- |
ci0n cientifica es grande entire rosotros; |
y no pueden obtener nuestros agentes
todos los benefcios de la ensefanza que
leciben, 81 no tienen los conoci:nientos.
que son base Y fundamento d., las asig
naturas que Sc les explican Ell estos
cursos breves Ell resultado de los exa.
menes en- el Servicio Civil es deInostra-
ci6n de la verdad de 10 expuesto; =
hay necesidad de hacer saber estas CO.
sas, porque los males solo p1eaen re.
medtarse cuando Sc conocen sNs Causas.
La creencia de que la prdctica del
crltivo de Ia cana, del cafe del Ia
bSco es sufciente para desempeiar los
ruestos todos del Departamanto desde
el primero al illtimo es err6nea.
El que siembra y cultiva es Ell Ia
brador. El hombre adinerado que en-
plea peones para sembrar y cultivar sus
campoS es un labrador rico. Ell agricul
tor es Ell que conoce y practica el arte
&c la agriculture economical y 81 agro-
nomo es Ell que posee todos los conoci-
mientos cientifcos necesarios y los apE
ca Ia exploitation de la industria agri
cola. Cuando Ell agronomo posee la tee
nica del ingeniero entonces tiene la
capacidad y efciencia necesaria para
estudiar y proyectar las obrss de rie-
go, de saneamiento de terrenoS rantano
SOS, las construcciones rurales = la se-
leccion de las maguinas agricolas y las
de las industries que son parte de Ia
agriculture economical.
FL Departamento para remedjar en-
parte esta deficiencies trata de hacer
propaganda activa para estimular nues
ira juventud concurrir Ia Escuela
de Agriculture y Artes Mecanjcas de
Mayagiiez, que hasta ell preSente ha
dado buenos resultados, y cooperar con
ella. Son muy pocos los j6venes que al
presente concurren a ella y menos aun
los que salem con la carrera terminada.
A mas de esta propaganda, ell Departa-
mento Sc propone publican libros de
Agriculture PortorriQueia; que tenemos
cStos bastantes para escribirlos: y de
Entomologia y Patologia vegetal, Bo-
tanica y. Zootecnia de nuessra region.
va es tempo de dar conocer 10
Luestro Y de darle toda la imp portancia
y Ell Valor que tiene. Pero r&ra ESQ
es necesario formar apinion pIblica, y
es la prensa la llsnada coopcrar en-
esta obra.
FL Presupuesto de este Derartamen.
to, que tiene a gu cargo Ell fornento de
toda la riQueza del pals; que es el
llamado impulsar la. agriculture y
todas las industrias que de ella Sc.
derivan, y las industrias que tienen
en- Ell bosque, en- ell mar y en- Ell subsue-
10 su materia rrima tambien; CUE ha
de orientar encauzar el comercio; es
ell Departamento que menos ssignaci6n
tiene en- presupuesto. A $3.50, ,92S.5o al,
canz2 la Suma total de todes las par
tidas del presupuesto; siendo de
$3,915,861.5O ell de Educaci6n; $685.
1Ss.4o ell del Interior $so9, ,s56.45 Ell de
Sandal; 1854, ,9S7.5o Hacienda: s452,-
9s9.90 Justicia.
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de
Saratoga

ST sus digestiones son Iabo-
riosas. ST la dyspepsia Ie hace su-
frir. ST las funciones de su esto-
mago y su higado no estan re-
gularizadas, pruebe ell aqua di-
gestiva de Saratoga, nnarca
"Geyser" y podra usted digerir
hasta piedras. ST miles de per-
sonas reciben, yendo a Sarato-
ga, la Ventaja de estas maravi-
tIosas aguas ipor que no ha de
recibirIa listed iguaI? Pruebe
una soIa boteI!a. De Venta en-
Farmacia, Hoteles y CoImados.
Sc soIicitan agsntes.
Representante:
C. F. WYMAN.
Allen 81. San Juan.
AdVt.
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Ell Departamento de Agriculture y
Trabajo penetra0o de Ia importancia
cue la telefonia inalambrica tiene para
ell desempefio eficiente de todas las fun
clones propiciasrdel Departamento, ira
ia de coopersr a la propaganda de los
conocimientos te6rico-practico de esta
aplicacion ,utilfsiIna de la onda hertzia-
ma. A este prop6sito, desea publican en
Ia prensa information y lecciones que
han de ayudar a formar ell personal
que necesitamos para Ell manejo de estos
aparatos, que un future cercano habran
de instalarse en- toda la isia.
Aln t;ene reservada la ontla hert-
ziana un campo que empieza 4 explo
rar ahora, y es la trasmisi6n de la ener
gia electrical distancis, sin hilcs con.
6uctores, para accionar aparatos indus
triales y la propulsion de los barcos.
La formation del personal t6cn.co y
administrative del Departments, es al
prescnte una de las mayores necesida.
des del mismo Para remediar en- parte
esta necesidad, la Ley de Presupuesto
dispome, disctetamente, Ia ense6anza
durante dos meseS en- la Estacion Elk
perimental, de asignaturas cuyo como
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INFORMATION DEL coMrs1oNADo

FL Departamento de Agriculture y
Trabajo ha conseguido pelicuias del Dc
Iartamento de Agriculture de Wash.
ington, por conducto del Sr. H. G. Hen
rickson, del Departamento de Agricultu
ra de los Estados Unidos.
Sc han recibido por el Llt(mo correo
dos peliculas muy interesantes. las cua
les Sc haran circular por los Cines de
todos los pueblos de la Esla.
Ell Departamsnto de Agricultural y
Trabajo espera recibir pronto un apa-
ratio de proyecci6n para exhibir estas
peliculas en- los barrios del campo, a
fin de hacer negar todcs los peque-
nos agrieultores las titles enseianzas
que estas peliculas propagan.
Ell Deyartamento Sc p-cpona llevar a
cabo una campana intsusa de propa-
ganda de las ideas y de Los hechos que
al agricultor interesa con1cer; y para
clio necesita no solo del cinematografo,
sino del perjodico.
Ell Dspartamento de Agricultural y
Trabajo solo puolica un peri6dico, 'LA
REvIsTA DE AGRICULTURAL. Y Sc
propone publican una Eev13sa de In
dustria y Comercio.
No tenemos prensa que trate de las
cuestiones sociales y e2on6nlicas, y de
la tecnica de las profesiones que tie
zen por objeto la agricultural, Ia irdus-
tria y cl concrete.
Tenemos unicamente prensa rolitica,
muy numerosa, ella tenenos que
acudir en- solicitud de sspacio para pu
tlicar 10 que interesa nUesSrog agri
cultores, industriales, comerciantes y a
los obreros, toda vez quo este Departa-
mento ha sido creado por ia Ley para el
comento de las industries en- general y
de los que en- elias traba;an.
Hay un hecho que debemcs consignar
para que todos ayuden ie:ne liar Ell
nal las defciencias que esq hecho aca
sa; y es que estSmos mGy b3en i1foy-
mados de todo 10 que pasG por Ell num-
do, y muy NAL informadcs de 10 que
sucede en- nuestra propia casa.
, 1922-03-14
BONUS BLANKS FOR SOUTH
DAKOTA RECEIVED HERE

Bonus application blanks from the
state Of South Dakota have been re
ceived Mt the headquarters of the local
Red Cross chapter in the
building. South Dakota has provided
a bonus for all its soldiers who Joined
the service while residents OF that
state. South Dakota soldiers now
making their horne hero can secure h
blanks by calling at Headquarters here
Mrs. Kittie b Payne, executive Mt the
local Office win assist the soldiers In
properly filling out he blanks TO IN
stre Their receiving h bonus
, 1922-03-14
FOREIGN BUYING
BOOSTS GRAINS
Upturns Garry Prices Higher
at Chicago After Sc
we're Slump.

CHICAGO. March 1A-BUydng on
h part OF strong commission house
lifted the prioe Of wheat a little today
during the carly trading. although Tho
beginning Of business was at n mater1-
Al decline Further rains in tho south
west together with lower quotations
ron Liverpool were chiefly responsi'
bic for the initial setback. Liquidation
on the part Of holders, however. ap-
psared TO be At an end for at least
tne cine being. The start which va
1od from 4 to 11c lower with May
sI.21x TO $I-S1% and July s1.15& TO
Si-14sS. was followed By upturns all
around &c slightly above yesterdays
finish.
Subsequently. reports that $500, 900
bushels Of Canadian wheat had been
taken for Europe EHEe tho market an
ADDITIONAL upturn- Prices closed
unssttled, At the sans as yesterdays
hnish to &c higher. with May 135
y to Iz4 and July 1I5n 70 1-1sS.
Corn and oats swayed with wheat
Aftz opening \ TO &c lower. May so
TO 6o%c the con market scored cif-
ling gains IN some casee-
Tho market kept within a narrow
range IN tho later denlinEs- Prices
closed firm 4 TO &c net higher. with
My 61h to GA
Oats started y to go down. May
IS TO 3ssso and hen mOr thar re
covered
Provisions vrro hozEOz m limo with
n hog market