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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
San Juan. P. R.. agosto 2, 1922

San Juan, P. r., agosto 2, 1922.
Sr. Waldemar E. Lee,
Presidente Camara de Comercio,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Estimado sefior
Deseo expresar a usted y la CANA
ra de Comercio de San Juan, Puerto Ri
co, mi muy sincera estimacion por su
ayuda cooperation hacia 'el proyecto
del Campamento Militar de Ciudadanos
en- puerto Rico.
ne place informar a usted, que el
Calnpamento, con 200 candidates ais
tados, esta progresando, Y los resulta-
dos hasta ahora obtenidos, son altamen
te satisfactorios debiendose, no POGO,
a la ayuda por ustedes dispensada.
I'm campamento de este genero. cada
afio en- Puerto Rico. significa que zoo
o mas j6venes, han de regresar a sus
hogares Ten muchas mejores condolences
tanto ffsicas como mentales y morales,
clones como ciudadanos.
Nosotros apreciamos de veras el es-
piritu patri6tico que Impulse usted
para amman y apoyar este importante
movimfsnto para nuestra defensa ma
cional.
su afno. s. s.,
Tenney ROSS.
Colonel 65th. Infantry Comd'g U. S
Is.....,rs =. Tan..Ln 1ssne.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12

diria, viendo como lie brillan los ojos,
que esta entonando uno de sus mejo-
res cantos al cafe la agricultural
Y mientras Camejito ordena que le
repitan la dosis, salimos disparados pa
ra la Reduction a llevar este Mensaje.
esta voz de alerta todos los agricul-
torres de Puerto Rico, y todos los que
de algin modo estamos interesados en-
la felicidad y Ell bienestar de nuestro
comercio y de nuestra agriculture.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
I'm gran exito del
cine "Rialto''

FL sabado por Ia ncclle aparecera en-
ell Cine Rialto en- las tandas del Matinee
y la noche Ell famoso actor Lon CLANCY,
protagonista de la pelicula Gel Tauma-
turgo', y emocionara al plblico con su
roderoso drama "CoRAZoN DE Lo-
BO". Una production maravillosa por
sus escenas y por SUI situaci6n dramati-
ca, con un argumento que tocara las fl :
bras rec6nditas del coraz6n. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
CABANAS
AFELA A WASHINGTON

Con motive de habersele negado por
la Corte Federal al licenciado Rogelio
Vazquez Cabaiias, e, derscho de hacer
Sc ciudadano 6e los Estados Unidos,
dicho senior ha apelado ante la Corte
Suprema de los Estados Unidos, fin
de que dicho tribunal estudle Y reviste
la opinion que, acerca de su case, emf
tiera la Corte Federal.
Ell abogado que llevara este asunto
a Washington es ell licenciado don Car
los Torres Laborde.
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Estamos a punto de perder nues-
tro mercado de cafe en- Cuba

efecti1a en- La vecina republica por ell
sistema de 'ordenamiento' que con-
siste en- separar todos los granos vio-
lentamente de la rama, sin tener en-
cuenta la saxon. Esto constituye una
economic grande de tempo en- las sta
reas'' por consiguiente en- Ell costo
lie la recolecta En- Puerto Rico, ade-
mas de escogerse Ell grano existe la
classification a mano, cosa que hasta
ahora no ha podido hacerse en- Cuba
por las razones que antes die, pero 81
Ell azilcar Sc mantiene bajos precios,
habra brazos de sobra que vayan es
coger y clasificar cafe, y entonces seran
memories las oportunidades nuestras en-
Cuba
"Bajando los precios del cafe, po-
niendonos tono con las circunstancias
eliminamos la competencia ruinosa de
Centre America y contribuimos al Sos
tenimiehto de las familias pobres de
nuestros campos.
''otro punto digno de tenerse en- con
sideraci6n es que la Empresa Naviera
de Cuba, la que mantiene un servicio
regular de vapores entire Puerto Rico
Cuba, ha suspendido va uno de sus
vapores quincenales y solamente hara
ahora la travesia un vapor mensual.
Ell vapor Guantanamo que sali6 de
nuestros puertos hace pocos dias, neva
alredor de $50 sacos de cafe para Cuba,
a. representa- en- 1ete para dicha En-
presa la suma de $685. 90. No tendrfa
NADIA de particular, por tanto, que la
Empresa decidiera suprimir tambien el
ilnico vapor que queda. Y mientras
este sucede con Puerto Rico, la Empire
sa Naviera esta pensando en- establecer
un servicio de vapores entire Centre
America Cuba -.
Camejo sigue hablando. Quisiera que
su palabra calida, LENA de fe y de en-
tusiasmo, la vez LENA de pesimis-
mo, Iegara todos los agricultores de
Puerto Rico, al Departamento de Agri-
cultura, a la Legislature de Puerto
Rico y todas parties donde pudieran
tomarse medidas para evitar la ruina
que amenaza nuestra production y a
nuestro desarrollo comercial con Cuba.
'Yo estoy grandemente interesado
en- este asunto'', nos dice, ''no solo
porque es uno de mis- negocios princi-
pales, sino porque de alguna manera ten
go Que pagar Puerto Rico 10 mucho
que le debo'' Contribuyendo en- la
nedida de mis- fuerzas su desarrollo
y SUI progreso en- todos los 6rdenes
que pueda, lie pago parte del mucho
bien que me ha hecho. -
La taxa de cafe que Camejo tiene
al frente, Sc ha enfriado mientras dis
cure como 6l sabe hacerlo acerca de
una de las cosas que su personalidad
multiple conoce a fondo. Cualquiera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
La explosion del 'Adriatic pro-
duce la muerte de un fogonero

guno, pues entienGe que ese es su de-
ber. :
Manifesto que tiene trazada la IL
nea de conducta que ha de seguir, sin
que nadie sea capaz de. apartarle de
ella.
Lloyd George, anonadado nervioso,
pregunt6:
Jain a costa de la guerra?
Aim a costa de la guerra y a true
que de todas las alianzas- contesto
Poincare -
I'aspues de este incidente ambos po
liticos penetraron en- e. salon de confe
rencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
FARMACIA SAN FRANCISCO
DRoGUERIA AL PoR MAYOR
Y DETAIL

Salvador Brau II, esquina Tanca
Drogas productos quimicos de alta
calidad
Patentes, perfumeria, miscelaneas
visiUs nuestra fuente de soda.
Pida 10 que necesite por tel6fono.
Despachamos rapidamente 6rdenes de
la isla, por ccrreo.
Tel6fono 554 San Juan, P. B.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
UNA ACTRIZ DE OPERA
CONTRAE MATRIMONIO

PARIS, agosto 11.-Ganna Walska,
esti'ella polaca de la opera ha con-
traido matrimonio con Harold McCor
mick, chairman de "The International
Harvester Co..
Por luto reciente de la novia la cere
monia Sc ce.ebro en- familia.
Los nuevos esposos saldran proxima
mente para Estados Unidos.
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10 QUE DIJo LLOYD GEORGE

LoNDREs, agosto 11.-Al terminar
el senior Poincare, mister Lloyd George
hizo estas ESeves Manifestations:
''Cada vez que ell presidente del Con
sejo frances, sefior Poincar6, maniffes
ia opiniones bien hace pron6sticos,
yo experimento cierta inquietud.
Esta vez Ell colega frances no me ha
impresionado.
A las diez Y diez la conferencia Sc
declare en- receso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
MAS REFUERZos A CORK

DUBLIN, agosto IL Ell gobierno
sigue enviando refuerzos las tropas
destacadas en- Cork.
Cuatro companies de soldados regu..
lares han salido esta mafana hacia di-
cho punto.
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DE VALERA EN- CORK

DUBLIN, agosto 11.-Eamon de va
lera esta dirigiendo personalmente las
operacior'es contra los provisionales en-
Cork.
Los soldados del Estado Libre han
ocupado durante las iiltimas horas las
ciudades de Clonmel, Cahir Dungar-
ven.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
LAS EXPORTACIONES DE
ESTADOS UNIDOS A LA AME-
RIGA DEL SUR

WASHINGTON, agosto 11.-El De-
partamento de Comercio ha manifesto
do que las exportaciones con los paises
de la America del Sur durante ell afio
fiscal de 1922 alcanzan a nuevecientos
veintidos millones, ciento noventa mil
ochocientos veintisiete dolares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
LA EX REINA AMELIA
ESTA EN- AGONIA

LONDRES, agosto 11.-Las iiltimas
noticias 1'elativas a la enfermedad de
"a ex reina Amelia de Portugal son
muy. pesimistas.
la ex soberana de Portugal padecs
de yun cancel en- ell est6mago.
Ha llegado aqui para estar su lado
su hijo el ex rey Manuel. .s.aa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12

de dos horas los sefiores Krassin y
Tchitcherine
: La conversation, segtln informes, yer
SO sobre la convenIencia de convocar a
1os estados limitrofes para una confe-
rencia relacionada con Ell desarme.
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CONTINUA LA CONVERSA=
CION LLOYD GEORGE=POINCA
RE=THEUNIS

LONDRES, agosto ia las tres de
la tarde de hoy continuaba la CONVEX
saci6n entire los senores Lloyd George,
Poincare Theunis.
Mr.. Lloyd George sometera de un
momento a otro sus proposiciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
UNA EXPLOSION A BOR
DO DEL ADRIATIC

NUEvA YORK, agosto 11.-Despa-
chos inalambricos recibidos del "Adria
tic'' de la ''White star Line'' dicen
que ha ocurrido una explosion bordo
de dicho vapor, sin haber producido
dafios de ninguna especie.
FL "Adriatic'' continiia su Marcia
hacia este puerto.
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LOS ACUERDOS SoBRE RE-
CLAMACIONES DE GUERRA

BERLIN, agosto 11.-El embajador
de Estados Unidos Mr.. Houghton ha
t'eclarado que proximamente Sc haran
publicos los tratados sobre reclama-
clones de guerra acordados entire Ale
mania y Norte America.
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UN INCIDENTE ENTIRE LLOYD
GEORGE " POINCARE

LoNDRES, agosto 11.-Antes de CO.
menzar la session de esta mafiana, conf's
renciaron brevemente los seiiores Poin
care y Lloyd George, acerca Gel critic
rio que mantiene Ell jefe del gobierno
frances en- 10 que afecta la super
vision por los gobiernos aliados de las
industrias teutonas.
Ell senior Poincar6 manifesto que Ell
estaba dispuesto defender los ints-
reses de su pals, sin regatear medic a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
LA sALUD DE NoRTHcLIFFE

LONDRES, agosto 11.-No Sc regis
ira mejoria en- el estado de Lord North
cliffe.
Los m6dicos han ordenado la tras,a
ci6n del enfermo un piso alto fin
de que pueda hallar aire puro.
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EnelReichstag celebrase el
Ser. aniuersario de la Rep.

to en- esta capital como ten Paris por
conocer los resultados de la converse
cion de esta noche.
Probablemente la reunion de la con-
ferencia prosiga ma1ana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
LLOYD GEORGE ALMUERZA
CON POINCARE

LoNDREs, agosto IL Mr. Lloyd
George almorzo hoy con los sefiores
Poincare Theunis, habiendo discutido
extensamente "a situacion.
Lloyd George conferenci6 despues
con Schanzer.
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FUEGo EN- CORK

DUBLIN, agosto 11.-Se informa
que un horroroso incendio Sc ha decla-
rado en- uno de los puntos mas centri
cos de Cork.
Sc esperan informaciones esta noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
Ell VODKA" Sc VENERA
EN- Russia

MoSCU, agosto 11.-El gobierno So
Wet ha levantado la prohibition en- 40
que Sc refiere la venta del vodka.
La venta de esta bebida seguira CO.
mo en- los buenos tiempos del Czar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12

CARTA QUE DIRIGE Ell CORoNEL
TENNY ROSS AL PREsIDENTE DE
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIO, SEC
CIoN SAN JUAN, ALUDIENDO AL
CAMPAMENTO MILITAR
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-12
ALCOHOLADO "CEREIPINA"

El consueso de los enfermos, ell que aumenta
la algeria de los que dsfrutan de saud. ST todos
10 provecho siempre 81 en- ningun hogar
falta, 81 tOdos 10 socitan 10 compran constante-
mente 1selo usted tamben, disfrutara de ricas
ventajas que protegen la salud Ell tocador.
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q jPoINCARE, GAMING

LONDRES, agosto 11.-Se informa,
ofcialmente, que ell sefcr Raymond
Poincar6, ha dispuesto para mafiana su
partida hacia Paris.
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KRASSIN Y TCHITCHERINE
CONFERENCIANl

MOSCU, agosto 11.-Han celebrado
una conferencia qua dur6 por espacio
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Omitted Press, via ALI America Gables

NUEvA YORK, agosto 11.-Infor-
ma la ''White Star Line que la ex-
plosion ocurrida bordo del "Adria-
tic'' produce la muerte de un fogonero.
FL referido vapor trae bordo nue.
vecientos dos pasajeros.
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continuation de la la. pag)
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Colonel 65th. Infantry Comd g U. S.
Troops in Porto Rico.
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sr. Director de EEL MUNDO",
San Juan, P. r.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
CONCRETE ROAD VIBRATIONS
Experiment Started to Detennine
Amount Of Moisture Increase
Under the Road. ''""i -

Does vibration caused BY, the move
ment of vehicle over a road increase
the amount of moisture in the earth
under the road, and thus weaken its
bearing power? This question will be
answered when results are secured
from an experiment just started by
the bureau of public roads, United
States Department Of Agriculture. Two
similar concrete slabs have been con-
structed side by side, and on, one there
will be placed O gasoline, engine with
an unbalanced flywheel which will
cause vibration. Soil samples Will be
taken from under the slabs and the
amounts of moisture compared. This
experiment Is undertaken, not with. the
idea that road vibration can, be pre-
vented. but to determine whether suffi-
cient increase in the moisture of the
subgrade is caused by It to weaken the
bearing power Of the soil, and incl
dentally. to develop new ways of test
ing methods of subgrade treatment.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
CREPE De CHINE BLooMERs
~ LlitNt
Petal Points Instead Of Petticoats,
Latest in Undertakings for
vea. Milady's Wear, y.y.,a .,,.s.

Petal points instead of pettlcoats.
That is the latest translation in I'M
derthings developed in the showings.
Paris Is credited with having originat-
ed the idea, which is carried out by
means of a crepe de chine bloemer.
The garment is quite short and with
out elastic at the knee. Stitched on
at a point little below the waist
line, are petal points OF georgette.
in matching or contrasting colors.
These points fall gracefully below the
hem Of the bloomer and serve In real
ity as petticoat. They are especial
ly adaptable for wear with chiffon
evening frocks.
Another whimsy In undertakings is
found In colored crepe de chine gar
ments with cretOnne appliques in the
shape of flowers in the natural flower
colorings. s fuf -t 4lis.lit,43
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
STRAIGHT SILHOUETTE TRIUMPHS
Spring Fashions Are Not Revolution
AIRY, According to an Authority
on Women's Wear.

The spring fashions are not revolu-
tionary, declares an authority. The
straight silhouette triumphs. The bout
FAINT is permitted for young girls dane
ing frocks and has not distended hips,
but Is wide at the hem. The ten
dency of the waistline Is higher.
Sleeves are important in all blouses,
so much so that they affect the line
of the silhouette. They are generally
long for daytime.
Skirt lengths have increased for aft
ernoon and evening. Black has not
disappeared, but color Is paramount.
The vogue for beige Is remarkable. In
dications point to tremendous popular
ity for the three-piece costume. made
with a coat rather than cape. Lin
gerie touches and plaitings of every
variety are repeated by almost all
houses.
Kasha, repp, twill and serge lead In
wooden fabrics. Crepe de chine, print.
ed crepes, crepe romain, crepe marc.
cain and crepe satin are the silk ma
terials of the. moment. Satin, geor
gette and foulard follow closely
Bright galloons are good. '''s
Dresses Of two materials combined
are emphasized. Lace is conspicuous
with accent placed on fine black lace
In evening dresses, bead embroidery
sometimes covers the material SO en-
tirely that it suggests a new fabric.
In spite Of the many new and at
tractive meshes which are being shown
In wells, the mesh most often seen Y
the very one with small chenille dot
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
thickly inset. The body of the veil is
most often white with dot harmonic
ing In color with the costume.
Novelties in Checks.

Indications in the women's suit field
point toward a vogue for checked eff
fects. The checks are seen in va
riety of sizes-some are square and
some are oblong- ranging from these
almost on the gingham order to
those of a plain character Nov
elites in the latter checks show, two
tone effects in the crossed stripes that
form them. Most of the suits show
the skirts and jackets made of the
same materials, but in some of them
the material in the jacket contrasts
with that In the skirt. Often. when
this is the case, the material in the
skirt is used TO face the lapels of the
Jacket and to pipe the pockets.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
HUES.OF RAINBOW.
Wave Of Color Feature Of Sea-
sons Wearing Apparel.
Suits. Goats, wash Dresses, eIouses.
Mediums for Exploitation OF
the Gayest Shades.

y u - 7 4
A wave of color surges everywhere
In fashions, until it. seems. as If we
must almost have reached the high
tide, says a fashion authority. While
even the tailored suit and street coats
have their share of brilliant shades
in the way of trimmings, wash dresses
and blouses are wonderful mediums
for exploiting the hues of the rain
bow. Here the designer has great
latitude In the way OF background to
offset her art work! -.ir.i. fi,t it D..
The white blouse alone is capable
of any amount of application
through gay trimmings cleverly APP
piled. The past two years have seen
marvellous development in the color
ings brought out in wash fabrics. In
these alone there Is multitude of
variations in art tones. There are
brilliant reds, all the tones seen in
the flames of a wood fire, and browns,
yellows and blues without number. The
wonderful embroideries made promi-
nent through the Russian vogue made
their first appearance on blouses. Here
we see the strong peasant colors which
are most effective on a background of
coarse linen, although they are used
on silks and even on thinner fabrics.
In the form of blouses we have al
most as much variety as there Is In
color A very large proportion of
the new blouses are Russian. The
Japanese feeling Is not lacking, for
those with kimono sleeves in flowing
style are easily traced to the land OF
the cherry blossom. " "nAaa'"f t''Fs
There is a knship between all ar
ticles of dress, so we see separate
blouses gathered to a band which
comes about the hips Of the wearer,
the blouse itself falling In loose folds
above this band. These are very like
the coats of many of the new suits.
These hip bands, to which the lower
edge of the blouse is gathered, are
a means of introducing a great deal
of needlework. The art of all na-
titns has been lavishly drawn upon
to furnish patterns from which needle
women may copy. For instance, one
such band is worked with Egyptian
figures, another In Chinese landscapes.
Necklines and sleeves remain, much
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
Picture Hats.

Two effective picture hats in orchid
silk were seen not long ago, One had
unique five-pointed crown and the
other trimmed with small carnations
with stems and foliage made Of hand
stitching. Another large dress hat is
Of black milan. with king blue facing,
the only ornament being an enormous
silk rose Of q batik fabric in different
tones of blue. the petals so long and
pointed that they hang over the brim's
edge.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
MONEY WASTED ON HIGHWAYS
No Excuse for Community to Be With
out Good Roads or to Permit 's'r
3a Them to Deteriorate.n nag8..

With modern road building. and
maintenance machinery. there Is no
longer any excuse for a community TO
be without good roads, nor Is there
any reason why it, should allow mil-
lions of dollars spent in building roads
to be wasted. because of improper
care. 1t is matter which concerns
us all, town and country people alike.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12

tFrepared by the United States Department
OF Agriculture.) -
How the government has employed
federal aid funds for road building
through the bureau of public roads,
United States Department OF Agricul-
ture, among the various types of
roads, rs shown m a. surnnary-pre.
pared by the department. The tsbula-
ton covers the expenditure of $211,-
135,276.31 of federai-afd funds from
the beginning of the work when II was
authorized by congress up to NQyem-
Der. ], 1921, a period of four years four
months. That sum was applied to-
ward the construction OF 2S,135 miles
Of roads. The total cost was $780,
l51, 6S3.43. The average cost. was. 81 IT,
$50 per mile.
Nearly SO per cent Of the federal
aid funds, or ST5,60O;279.30, went into
the construction pof 4,653.6 miles .iof
highrgrade concrete roads. Next in
size were total appropriations of $47,-
1872, S05.41 federal-aid funds applied
to the building OF 10,043.5 miles of
gravel road, at a total cost of.$104,,
614066.71. Federal-aid, funds. to the.
extent Of $24, 721, 02092 were applied
during the period to the construction
of 1854 miles of graded and drained
roads, at a total cost of 500, 704, 253, 70,
High-grade bituminous- macadam roads,
of which 1890 miles We're con-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
Afternoon skirts.

Ankle length, or over, is the rule
for afternoon skirts, with the excep-
ton of a few. Uneven effects at the
hem continue to be popular, though
they are not as universal as they have
been. Sometimes skirts are full, but
their effect is always soft and straight,
with the exception of immense organ
die skirts and lingerie models.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
sntstf"chsi~ssor Tiger.

Dental work on a tiger in the Gin
efnfatfs zoo was siihpiifed by adopting
a scheme from the tales of Edgar Allan
Poe. Superintendent Sol Stephan, says
'POpular Science, remembered the con-
tracing walls Of the iron dungeon In
Poe'ss sPit and the Pendulum"
The animal. was induced to enter a
narrow cage, the rear of which was
fitted with wooden partition that
could be. drawn forward by ropes.
slowly the tiger was forced up against
the bars of the cage and pinioned
there. After that II was Simple mat
TER Otrust the tuuti,. -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
Tailored Six Rlouses.

Broadcloth, radium silks, crepe de
chine and canton crepe are favorite
mediums for the development of the
silk tailored waists. They follow the
same general outlines as the cotton
numbers, with diversity expressed in
collar and cuff treatments.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12

Canadian Ex-soIdiers Turn Farmers.
Twenty, seven thgdsand Canadian
he<e-been settled on farm
land by the Canadian government,
and some $S5,OOO.OOO has been lent to
these men. The full purchase price
of the land and up to $1,000 for build
ltngs,Sstoek. and equipment, has been
advanced. Already $1O,000,O00 has
been returned to- the treasury more
than 90 per cent Of the payments re-
quired TO. Elate< having been made.
only per cent of the men thus aided
have zabandoneds their ventures Last
years crops. from these lands were
valued al. s15 JOoo,OQO.O
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12
Gives Condition Of Roads.

The Wisconsin highway department
publishes every week blue print map
showing routes and road conditions
throughout the state. The subscribers
are chambers of commerce. hotels and
garages. New construction. detours..
ETC., are plainly indicated. ,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12

the same; the chief change is in the
arrangement at the bottom of the
blouse and in the colors and trim
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