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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-12
FL injunction del sehOr
MOdiayiIIa en- contra de Ia
corporation del Hip6drO-
mo fu6 deCIaradO COnIugar

Durante ell dia de aver Sc estuvo
viendo en- la Copte de Distrito Ell re.
curse de ''Mandamus interpuesto per
Ell senior JESUS Mediavil!a, er contra de
la Corporation del Hip6dromo.
Actuo por parte de los demandsr-
tes ell Lcdo. Rivera zayas en- re-
presentation de los demandados cl Ii
cenciado Feliu.
Ell senior Mediavilla, por medic de
su abogado, alego entire otras cosas, que
habia invertido la suma de $4,000 en-
varios caballos de carrera, y que con
fecha 10 del corriente ell demandante
fu6 notifcado por la Corporation, de
ciertos acuerdos adoptados por la mis-
ma, en- virtdu de los cuales Sc lie sus-
pendfa ell derecho de correr sus caba-
llos, especia1mente la yegua Dotty por
un termino de seis meses, no permitien
dole, ademas, que dchos caballos fue
ran m siquiera inseritos y expulsando
del hipodromo al jockey Paco Mesa que
es ell que mCnta los caballos del Sc
nor Meiiavilla
Alegan tambi6n los demandantes,
que la Corporation no tiene facultades
para adoptar tales acuerdos, pues los
iinicos con poderes para clio son la Co
mission Hipica Y ell propio Jurado del
Hip6dromo; expresando, ademas, que
les demandados no les dieron oportu-
nidad para defenderse, por 10 cual ell
demandante solicita de la Corte que
dicte una orden preliminar de In
Junction anulando los acuerdos adop
tados por la Corporation.
| Ell senior Feliu aieg6 que la deman
dada tenia facu1tades para tomar acuer
dos, suspendiendo : los caballos y sus
, Jockeys, en- su derecho de correr On
ell Hip6dromo, va que aqu6lla es una
Corporation formada de acuerdo con
las leyes del pals.
Durante la vista, que estuvo muy
interesante, la Corte resolvi6 varios in
cidentes preliminares, en- contra de la
Corporation.
Despues de OR ell informe de am
bas parties la Corte, dict6 sentencia
declarando con lugar ell recurso de SIN
junction. preliminar, de acuerdo con
las alegaciones de los demandantes.
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Aver continue Ia vista pdbliCa ante
Ia COniSi6n de ServGO PdbECO aCer-
ca De las tarifaS del IeI6fOnO
Fl IiCenCiadO Soto GraS SuSCita agunOS lntereSaf
tiSimOS inCdentCS

personas que pudieran darle Ia lh1orma
cion que necesitaba,
Entonces Ell sefor Soto Gras lie pre-
gunt6 al testigo 81 el era experto y
de cue 10 era, 10 que contesto ell
testigo que el no pretendia ser exper-
to de ninguna cosa.
Ell Lcdo. Soto Gras pidio entonces
que Sc eliminara del record" la de-
claracion de ese testigo por haber ma
nifestado el mismo no ser experto, en-
calidad de 10 cual fue llevado por la
Compafia
Mr.. Hartzell entonces dijo que Ell
senior Chanjahn habia comparecido CO.
mo testigo y que su experiencia de %
afios le daba autoridad para contestar,
como 10 habia hecho, todas las pre-
guntas que lie fueron formuladas INTEL
gentemente.
El sefior Soto Gras protest6 de es-
ia indirecta del senior Hartzell y &
DR.. Figueroa pregunt6 al senior Hart
zell 81 la Compafiia habia traido al
testigo en- calidad de experto, 81 81
creia que ell hecho de haber una per-
soma trabajado 25 afios en- una cosa,
lie acreditaba como experto en- la ma
terra,
Mr.. Hartzell contest6 que el no
guerra discutir con los miembros de la
Comisi6n, y ell DR.. Figueroa replico que
6l no invita0a a discutir al senior Hart
zell. pues ESQ el 10 haria con sus COM
paneros de Comision decidiria final
mente con su voto.
Ell presidente, sefior Benedicto, die
por terminado ell incidente pidi6 al
sefior Soto Gras formulara por escritc
su moci6n, la cual seria resuelta por
la Comisi6n. -
Habiendo anunciado los abogados
que aun tenian testigos por examinar,
ell senor Benedicto suspendi6 la vista
para ell proximo jueves las dos de
la tarde, en- punto, con la promesa de
las parties de que en- dicho dia la vista
seria terminada.
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LoNDRES, mayo 11.-Georges Car
pentier Quien defendera esta noche su
titulo de campe6n de boxeo en- COM
petencia con Ted Kid Lewis, hallase
en- excelentes condolences fisicas para
derrotar su contrincante.
Desde la semana Ultima particular
mente desde aver y hoy esta ciudad
esta siendo visitadisima por centenares
de forasteros procedentes de Europa y
Estados Unidos con amino de presen-
ciar Ell match Carpenter Lewis.
Ell famoso campeon norteamericano
Jack Dempsey, quien lego aver esta
capital, ha manifestado que Carpenter
vencera por knockout a su rival en-
los primeros encuentros.
Preguntado Dempsey 81 era cierta la
noticia de que ei volverfa a medir sus
fuerzas con Carpenter respondi6 que
0Sta dispuesto ponerse nuevamente
frente al campeon frances.
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1ARTHoU HA PROTESTAD0
DE LA .ACTITUD DE LOS
-. :. :. RUSoS 80. ...a

GENoVA, mayo IL M. Louis Bar
thou, jefe de la delegation francesa di4
rIgi6 anoche Una carta a M. Facsa. pre-
sidente de la conferencia economical, en-
Ia cual, protesta en6rgicaments contra
la tardanza que Sc observa en- la con-
testaci6n rusa al memorandum de los
aliados, actitud-dice-qu es injustifi-
oada por cuanto retarda los trahajos de
a conferencia.
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Ell SR. SALVADOR LOPEZ DE
AZUA HA SIDo REPUESTO EN-
Ell CARGO DE JEFE DE DIS
TRITO DE LA POLICIA

Aver fuimos informados de cue el
sefioS Lopez de Azda, llabia sido re-
puesto en- ell cargo de Jefe de la Po-
licia Insular. La noticia nos fue con-
firmada momentos despu6s.
Ell senior Lopez de Azua ha sido
destinado al distrito de Aguadilla, ell
senior Martinez Chapel, al distrlto de
Humacao Y ell senior Soto Rodriguez a
Mayaguez.
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LA LIBERTAD DE CULTOS Y
LA EDUCACION EN- Russia

GENOvA, mayo 11.-Una Sub-Comi-
sion nombrada de los Comites politices
de la conferencia ha comenzado dis
cutir hoy la nota del vaticano refe-
rente la libertad de cultos la edu
cacion sovietista.
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GALITCIA ORIENTAL Y LITUA
MA PROTESTTAN CONTRA
LA OCUPACION MILITAR DE
:. :. POLONIA :!

GENOVA mayo IL AL Sub Comit6
politico de Ia conferencia ha sido re-
ferida la nota Ge los representatives de
L!tuania Galitcia Oriental en- la que
rrotestan de la ocupaci6n militar de Po-
lonia.
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CudndO ain no habian tranSCunidO
tres minutes de IuCha Ted Lewis Gaia
yenGdO pOr Carpenter
Jack Dempsey daba pOr Segura Ia victoria del &C.
Iebre "GaIIO Latino"

mil ell nllmero de personas que asistirG
al match. En- las primeras horas de
la mailana Sc hacian las apuestas de
cuatro contra uno en- favor de Car
pentier.
Entire las personals prominentes que
presenciaran la Iucha fgura ell Duque
de York y ell Enbajador de Francia
en- la Corte de st. James.
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las poblaciones en- Puerto Rico. csta nue.
IA forrna de entretenimiento sera ina
preciable.
Dicha estaci6n, segin nuestros in
formes, estara ista para fines de julio
a principles de agosto.
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VENTA EN- PUBLICA SUBASTA

FL viernes IL de mayo de 1922 a
las 2 p. m. vendere por orden de la
Corte de Distrito del Distrito Prime
ro de San Juan, al mejor postor y
de contado, todas las existencias re-
manentes del fuego ocuFFffidoh en- el
almacen de R. Borras y Co, calle de
Allen No. 78, San Juan, P. r. 8" Z
R. MARTINEZ REYES -
Marshal de dicha Corte.
Advt.
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LA HIGH SCHOOL

Pronto quedar5 terminado este her.
noso edifcio, en- ell cual muchos de los
n,ateriales usados en- su construction
incluyendo la P1omeria han salido de Ia
FGrreteria Merino.
iPoR QUE? Porque es la que mas
barato y mejor mercancias venle. Advt.
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LA EsTACIoN DE TELEFoNIA INA
IAMBRICA DE LA ssRADIo CoRPo-
RATION OF PORTO RICO"

La poderosa corporation reciente-
mente organizada en- Puerto Rico con
el nombre de The Radio Corporation of
Porto Rico'' tiene en- proyecto instalar
una estaci6n transmisora de mdsica y
vcces por telefonia inalambrica (broad-
casting station). La potencia de esta
estsci6n sera tai que negara cirse con
fscilidad en- Cuba, santo Domingo, Hal
tt, Jamaica y todas las pequehas islas
de Barlovento Sotavento.
Es ell prop6sito de sus directories, Sc
flores Willard, Hartzell y Ferrer insta-
lar esta estaci6n en- la azotea del edi-
fcio del telefono en- San Juan una
altura de mas de 200 pies.
Estan de placemes, pues, todcs los
aficionados en- Puerto Rico. ass como ell
plblico en-. general. Con esta estaci6n
en- funcioramiento diario sera catonces
Ia cosa mas sencilla para cualquiera
''extraer mIsica y diversiones del
aire'', como ahora Sc dice en- los Esta-
dos Unidos Un aparato para oir los
conciertos por medic de esta nneva es-
tsci6p transmisora, no deberi costar
mas de $25 $50, aunque desde luego,
una estaci6n de mas precio es induda-
'blemente mucho mas efciente.
STA Radio Corporation of Porto Ri
co" Sc propone hacer su programa 10
mas ameno y It'll possible, y para ello
ptilizara los servicios de reputados ar
tistas, de nuestros conferencistas mas
notables. Nuestros m6dicos mas afama-
dos daran conferencias saludabIes so
IRE hygiene y los domingos seran de-
dicados asuntos religiosos.
Para las familias residences fEera de
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PERDIDA

Cheques perdidos y endosados
por Felix v. Lopez. Sc gratificara
al que 10 encuentre y devuelva a
dicho senior. Naguabo, P. r.
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"Teatro Liberty"
HOY VIERNES - HOY
"FIor de Audalucia" +"
PROGRAMA GlUSTI

Sc ALQUILA local para alma
cen en- la Gale de Allen No. 50.
Infornnee Isabel "a. no. 5 Marina.
TeIefono 265. San Juan.
Advt.
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Fl ServiCiO de teIefOnia sin
hiIOS entire ViequeSy Celia
pnlDezard afunCiiOrar a den
trO de aIgunaS SemanaS

Las dos estaciones de telefonia y
telegrafia inalambrica que Ell Gobierno
Insular ordenara hace POGO para el SER
yicio entire vieqres y Puerto Rico, aca-
ball de recibirse en- San Juan, esta-
ran funcionando dentro de pocas Sc
nnanas, gracias las diligencias del
active Jefe de Telegrafos, Sr. Rodri-
guez, a quien deben.
Estas estaciones seran las primeras
en- su clase en- Puerto Rico V sustitui-
ran ell anticuado sistema de hsli6grafo,
actualmente en- uso entire Ceiba Vie
c.les. Este es un sistema de senales por
medic de 1uces espejos, pero su fun
cionaminto es tan POGO SECURE, que Ell
pfblico de vieques y Ell de la Isla gene
r;.lmente preferian poner sus telegra-
mas por correo, en- la seguridad de que
con clio CANADIAN tempo.
Con las dos nuevas estaciones ina
lambricas,-una en- vieques otra en-
IL Ceiba-podra hablarse por teIefono
con vieques con Ia misma facilidad
con que hoy Sc habla de San Juan a
Santurce por medic del telefonc CO.
rriente.
La Legislature asign6 $4,000 para ese
servicio, incluyendo la isla de Guile
bza, donde una tercera estaci6n debia
levantarse, 10 cual no Sc hara ror aho-
ra, debido que no alcanza para ellc
"a referida suma.
Los sparatos para las dos estaciones
cuestan $500, son de la mejor ca
idad que Sc fabrican en- los EsSadoS
Unidos.
Ell Sr. Rodriguez nos inform6 que eI
terreno para edifcar la estaci6n de Vie.
cues fue regalado por aquel municipio
Y que hoy, probablemente, sa'dria pa.
ra la Ceiba a fin de hacer las diligen
cias para ell terreno necesario para ms
talar ALI la estaci6n.
LA EsTAcIoN DE TELEFoNIA INA
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-18
LEVY

A daughter was born Saturday.
August 70, to Mr.. and Mrs. o. E.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hanke and
daughter Leona, Mrs. Peter SChip-
man and Alfred Schipman motored
to Optimo Sunday and were dim
ner guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kletlie. They were accompa-
MED by Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hanke
of Forest Park, H., Mrs. Richard
Hanke. Miss Myrtle Miller, Mrs. f.
Schleifer, and Alma and Carl
Schleifer, all Of Chicago, who are
visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Simms and
son of Nolan spent few days this
week visiting in the home of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Simms.
a dance was given at tho home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Wengert
Saturday evening.
Among those from Levy who at
tended the celebration of Santa
Clara day at Wagon Mound were
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Criger, Harold
Criger, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. G.. c. Glib
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son, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. T. Irwin. Mr..
and Mrs. L. e. johnson, Ralph
and Donald King, Jesse Koonce,
John Gibson, Stanley Kendrick,
Marvin Miller and Dr. Fl. C. Schip-
man.
S. A. Foutz, Vicente Mares and
others from Wagon Mound at
tended the political meeting at
Levy school house Friday evening.
Mr.. Foutz was the principal
| speaker.
James Gibson, Max Davis and
Ernest Miller of Clyde. Texas. ar
rived Saturday for a visit in the
home of Mrs. Nancy Gibson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Miller.
E. p. johnson from the agricul-
tural college was in this vicinity a
few days ago calling on the mem
bers of the Mora County Pig club
and making arrangements for a
delegation TO represent Levy at
| the Las Cruces meet.
S. l.. Gibson of Gould, Okla, is
visiting here this week in the
home of his son, George Gibson,
and family.
Mr., and Mrs. C. II. Hanke and
daughters, Lucille and Leona, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Hanke, Sir, Mrs.
Richard Hanke, Mrs. F. Schleifer
and Alma and Carl Schleifer, Miss
Myrtle Miller and Alfred Schip-
man motored to Watrous Friday
and spent the day at Phoenix lake.
The Misses Maxine Bolt and
Frances Davis went to the Bloom
ranch Monday to visit in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Russell.
They went horseback, returning
Wednesday.
Jesse koonce gave a marshmal-
low roast at his home Wednesday
evening, the occasion being his
nineteenth birthday. The mem
bers of the G. |. c. Sunday school
class, and other invited guests. to
the number of 40, were present.
Besides the marshmallows, the
guests were served with cake and
coffee. After the roast, the re-
mainder of the evening was spent
in playing games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Van Meter
of Springer We're in this vicinity
Sunday visiting Mrs. Van Meters
SlSlcl, IhlS. ltu toIlllI, anu Otner
relatives.
a considerable delegation from
Levy and vicinity attended the
baseball games at Wagon Mound
Saturday and Sunday. The game
Saturday between Optimo and
Wagon Mound resulted in a score
of s to 7 in favor of the former
team. on Sunday Optimo was de-
feated by Colmor to the tune of
10 to 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Kendricls
and child "a. Clyde, Glea and Harl
Kendric' rom Gibson, and the
Misses "a and Ruth Gibson
went 81 outing Friday to the
Cimarron canyon and Eagle Nest
dam, returning Monday. They
were accompanied by Thornton
KendriCk and two daughters, who
are visiting here from Iowa.
Emmett Il. johnson is confined
to his bed by an attack of summer
grip. There have been several
other cases of similar nature in
this neighborhood. in some in
stances whole families being af-
fected.
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SOCORRO

Mrs. B. H. Kinney and children
have returned from a camping
trip near Carrizozo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Edwards
left Sunday for a two weeks trip
to different points in Texas.
Miss Anne Fitch, accompanied
by the two younger children of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Neal, came up
from El Paso Friday. On Satur-
day they left for Water CANYON.
where they will remain during
Mrs. Meals absence in the east.
On Friday afternoon little Miss
Mary Louise Brown was hostess to
a party at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. A. H. Hilton, the oc-
casion being her eighth birthday.
After a lovely time playing games,
and contest in which Virginia
Greenwald won the prize, the lit
tie guests were taken to the dining
room. where beautifully ar
ranged table, with a birthday cake
for the piece de resistance. place
cards, and cunning assorted cans,
awaited them. An ice course wa 6
served. Those present We're Jose
phine Bunton, Dorothy Eaton.
Martha Nicholas, Betty Bursum
Virginia Greenwald, MagdaIen
Greenwald, Jessie Rogers, Jewell
Phillip, Kathleen Reece. Haznl
Pfister, Barbara Brown, Tom
| Brown.
Mrs. Lee Baldwin and children
and her brother, Frank TowIe
have returned from Denver. where
they were guests of relatives for
two weeks. The return trip wa
| made In a new Buick, purchased
while in Denver.
DIR. Theodore G. Kersham came
| Monday for a brief visit with Dr.
and Mrs. Charles G. Duncan.
L. G. Lecklider will return n
Socorro Sunday after a vacations
spent in California.
DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Clarke srort
Monday and Tuesday in Albunl,er.
| que, where DR.. Clarke attended ,
meeting of the State Dental borad
Mrs. M. G. Spicer is expected
home soon from six weeks visit
with friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Ernest Rupel, who has
been the guest of Mrs. H. O, Rur.
sum, will leave Friday for her
home in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keith and
son Richard left Tuesday for q
camping trip in the White noun.
tains.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-18
EVEN CAREFUL
CALOMEL USERS
ARE SAL|YATED
Next Dose of Treacherous
Drug may Start Misery
for You

Calomel is dangerous. II may
salivate you and make you suffer
fearfully from soreness of gums,
tenderness of jaws and teeth,
swollen tongue and excessive saliva
dribbling from the mouth. Don't
trust calomel. 1t is mercury; quick
silver.
If you feel bilious, headachy,
constipated and all knocked out,
Just go to your druggist and get a
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for
a few cents which is a harmless
vegetable substitute for dangerous
calomel. Take a spoonful and If II
doesn't start your liver and
straightcn you up better and quick
err than nasty calomel and without
making you sick. you just go back
and get your money.
II you take calomel today your
be sick and nauseated tomorrow
besides. 1t may salivate you, while
II you take Dodson's Liver Tone
you will wake up feeling great. Nc
salts necessary. Give it to the chill
dren because 1t Is perfectly harm
less and can not salivate.
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| complaint. Mr.. Darden suggests
that committee from the fedora
ton collect samples of milk. label
it so that there will be no identi-
ficatoin whatsoever, have it tested,
see that it is fair in every way and
the Violators of the standard re-
quirements would be prosecuted. A
committee has been appointed to
collect samples of milk for tests.
If it is possible. Ration is to have
pure milk and "a large number say
that it is possible.
Raton's newest addition in the
amusement line is in the form of a
large dance, pavilion aiydome
style, being built this week by the
Ration Baseball club, north of the
city hall. Announcement has been
made that the pavilion will be
opened this Friday evening. The
Frisco Five orchestra, now playing
in Trinidad, has been engaged for
the evening. 1t is the plan of the
club to give dances twice a week
until fair week, when the pavil-
ion will be opened every night.
Chairman Carter of the Colfax
county democratic central com
mittee has called a convention to
meet at Ration next Saturday, Au-
gust 10, for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the state conven-
ton at Albuquerque and nominat-
ing q county ticket, including two
representatives in the state legis-
lature. Ration is entitled to a total
of 60 delegates in the convention
and Colfax county to 80 in the
state convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Humphreys
are the parents of son born Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Durie
are the parents of a daughter,
born Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hancock of
Eureka, Utah, are the parents of
daughter. Mrs. Hancock will be
remembered as Miss Kate Nc
Laughlin, formerly of this city.
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RATION

In the game between Rocky
Mountain, Ration and Trinidad
Sunday. Trinidad won by a score
at Ration. The Ration team went
to Walsenburg and defeated the
Walsenburg team IL to /.
The paving work in Ration has
been going nicely, but is tempo
rarily checked on account Of hav-
ing no material. If the railroad
strike continues the work may be
discontinued for quite a while.
Numerous guests prominent in
official life were present at the
weekly luncheon of the Rotary
club, among them Gov. NJ. c. Me-
chem. Others were State Land
Commissioner Nels B. Field, State
Highway Commissioner Springer,
District Attorney Woodward, and
County Commissioner Rutledge
and Zurick OF Union county John
Morrow of the Kiwanis club, who
was delegate to the international
convention at Toronto, Canada,
this year, was the principal speak
en- his subject being THE Con-
vention," with observations on
Canada. II. l.. Breckenridge of
Santa Fe, who is promoting the
publication OF a booklet descrip-
tive of New Mexico. her cities, in
dustries, resources, etc, presented
in a brief talk an outline of his
project. A committee from the
club was named to join a similar
committee from the Kiwanis club
for consideration of Mr.. Brecken-
ridges proposal for aid from Ra-
ton.
The Fulton market, one of Ra-
tons oldest businesses, is newly
reconstructed and housed in a
modern building.
The Ration creamery is closed
making some improvements and
| fixing up a modern, up-to-date
plant. The butter supply will be
received from the plant in Trini,
dad
p. A. Johndrow, formerly with
the Snodgrass Food Co., is install.
ing a meat shop on Park avenue
1t will be well equipped and mod.
ern in every way.
In the golf tournament hel(
among Ration men the followinl
were winners: Mr.. Humphreys
first; Judge Leib, second, and o
l.. Phillips, third.
The City Federation of Women.
clubs of Ration held a meeting
Monday and voted unanimously t
request the city council to continue
to enforce the pure milk ordi
nance. The women are determined
in the support Of the milk ordi
nance. City Attorney Darden anC
County Health Officer Lyon were
heartily endorsed in their efforts
to secure pure milk for Ration.
is suggested that the city authori
ties make their own milk tests anC
then enforce the pure milk ordi
nance. archaeological tests hav,
been made without identification
marks as to what dairy it came
from. These tests have been made
fair and yet there has been som'