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Evening star., 1922-07-18
USED BARGAIN
AUTO EXCHANGE

AUTO EXCHANGE
OF WASHINGTON, INC.
I'LL 14th St. Franklin 1885.
Displaying an unusual assort-
ment of late model roadsters,
tourings, coupes, sedans and
limousines.
1922 Cadillac 4-pass. phaeton.
1922 Hudson sport" sedan.
1921 Nash roadster.
1921 Premier sport" rdstr.
1921 Oldsmobile coupe.
1920 Willys-Knight sedan.
1920 Cole Aero "S' touring.
1920 Hudson super touring.
1920 Buick roadster.
1920 Buick touring.
1919 Cole Aero "S" touring.
1919 Buick touring.
1918 Cadillac 4-pass. phaeton.
1918 Haynes sedan.
1918 Premier touring.
1918 Dodge sedan.
2-25 Packard 4-pass. twin-six.
1-35 Packard twin tour.
Condition and Title of Our Cars
Are Fully Guaranteed as
Represented.
TERMS OR TRADE.
Evening star., 1922-07-18

I Very Beautiful and Abso-
lutely Perfect Diamond
weighing about 334 cts. A
big sacrifice at. 5000
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Terms may be arranged.
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY,
1214 New Hampshire ave. NV.
Telephone West qSJ.
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pRESSMAKING and plain sewing at home: :
terms reasonable. Address Box I3-A -. Sa'
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saIs-Rooming house: rooms; rent go
$ib-:tOOming house; rooms rent $ia.
Ss30-Roomng house; IL rooms: rent. 500.
SSaQ-RoOmng house; 10 rooms; rent. S6u
81 1.mO-R -Roomng house: II rooms; rent, $a3
81 1.1Wt-ROomng house: IL rooms; rent, $lo1
S2.0Ht-ROUmng house: % rooms; rent. $40
S45o-t;rocery and confectionery: rent. 81
$300-t;rocery and rooms; rent. ST.
S6Ji-t:rocery and rooms: rent, $50
SS50-Grocery and rooms: rent. S35.
lease; good corner; good business; well
stocked: inspect at once.
81 2Wl-t;rocery and meat bus: rent. $50
$2,5O0-t;rocery and meat bus: roor corner
good bus: terms; make Offer.
$4h0-Confrct. and delicatessen; rent. SO.
81. $1.OOO-COnfect. and fountain: rent. $50.
81. .2W,-Confect. and rooms: rent. S2l.
s.. UOO-Contect and fountain and I furnished
rooms: rent. $45.
81. .5Oo-Lunrhroom and 5 rooms: rent. s75.
S45G-Near beer and lunch rent SIS.
STGp-Near beer and lunch: rent. SI5
81. .>Wt-Near beer and lunch: rent. S45
$5o0-t;arage and repair shop: 2Ocar capac-
ity great sacrifice.
81 .200-Garage; 3I-car capacity, and repair
shop. splendid business
$l,5W-Battery service station: good corner;
good business: big bargain.
S4Jo-railor shop; good bus: rent. SIj
S650-Tuilor shop: good bus; rent. $40
$425-Bnrber shop: = chairs: rent. $40
Barber shop: 3 chairs rent cheap;
good location: will sacrifice.
r. NJ. CURTIS, COS 9th St. n w.
Main sOis. OPEN UNTIL PM. .
HOME REALTY co. specIals-Higli-class
delicatessen store; the best corner In the W.
section; doing about $3.50 business per day !;
low rent.
Delicatessen store during about $500 business
per week. S3,5DO.
act at once il you want these bargains.
HOME REALTY co.
~
Evening star., 1922-07-18

Dodge Touring, 1922.
Late 1921 touring
Late 1920 sedan: bargain
Essex, 1921 sedan.
Oakland touring, 34-B, cheap: bort. ligh
passenger: Ford roadster and touring. lat
1921. Also many others cheaper Ofer
wanted on 7-pass4nger Case
BRASHEARS & CARR
427 ST NV
Evening star., 1922-07-18

TOURING CAR, i've passenger: engine, rub
Der, top In good condition, seh-starter: elec-
tric lights; new Willard battery; $50 cash.
Call at 7l3 o st. until Pm: after that
time, e27 Allison 1t. NV. 20s
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
GROWING RADISH
Is EASY MATTER
Garden Does Not Seem Complete
Without Short Row or Patch
OF Vegetables.
RICH SOIL MOST IMPORTANT
Alr,os, Any Variety 10 Good, Main
Difference Being IN Type Of Roo,
1t 10 Cool Weather Plant
and Grows Quickly.

Tile rndish l. practically uni
yersal vegetable. II i now In thr
market the year around and rarely Is
there garden planted without ut
least short row or small patch
broadcast to these pungent appetz-
crs ~ the garden. There isn't n great
difference IN the various kinds ~ rad
and almost any IL them will he sue.
cessful The main difference Is In
the type ~ root
stick "A pencil hlindly on almost any
Il them and order the one spiked and
YOU will have good ndishes u the gar.
lien conditions are suitable for grow.
Ing good radi~hes NJ all.
In the South the rndlsh can b,
~rown outdoors almost all winter cy
crpt IN the colder sections planting
being made every ten days or two
wc'tS for succession. In the North
y J. the first vegetable 60 go into the
.rouud IN the spring: In fact. Il should
Dee planted ~ soon ~ the soil can De-
worked. ~ Il i quite hardy and w"a'i
De- hurt by n little frost
n Is Cool Weather Plant.
II Il cool weather plant aud mns'
b" grown steadily and qhIcsiy lIo'
weather or dry spell. either giving
check In growth. result IN hollow.
pithy roots. which are quite worthless
'ool aud fairly moist conditions make
tie crisp. solid, toothsome radiShe,
that everyone rellshes IN the early
days of spring
OF the white radlshes. iclcie has ~.
tained great popularity and Is fnc
radlsh. IL Is excellent In the summer
when other types are not At their hest.
In case Of doubt. French Breakfast
In the olive shade. Scarlet Globe IN
the round aud some Of the ~ DAY
specialtles can he recommended. ANY
~ the long scarlet types give mu-h
the same result the Improvement IN
the newer varieties being IN regular.
iiy and uniformity ~ growth.
Radish soil must be rich and fire
and deeply worked. II Is best 10 have
the manure dug In during the fall or
II this has not been done II should b.
well rotted and well Incorporated with
the soil in the spring Radishes will
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Renewing se,,shss from ols..

slight scratches In glass can be- par
italy polished out by rubIn. with
rouge wet with water. upon d piece ~
soft leather Deeper scratches must
BE- ground out win 1nur emery. a
bI;i wheel Is useful fl. work 10 this
Kind. Another formula ur powder
10 rub into scrntchcs 81. go p-rt, pow
dere,Sshalk. ~ par, 'rIp"'. and Is
parts bnle; wet the t.r Of the ar
ticle slightly, then rh With lines
cloth dipped In this powder
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
WI, should \, Dc surpr...ar

'"'lurr viii crup uul \ iinst"n
s"lf player writes a. 'hc Outiuuk tell.
ing how his cud,lir CAV, him a bit 81
70 surprise. The golfer had played his
ball int" the rough and they Lad
about given II ~ .or lest. when sud.
denly the youngsters rye 90 uI-,n IL.
hld he holi"r. ungrummutlcally Il
got H. mlstrr"f Not tbs lad I,nlslns
III" ball uloft, be- cy,laIm"d triumph.
lnily: 'M.ruhlle dictu' its found :"
--B"st"a Transcript
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
ODD Experience.

one day ! went skai.us The creek
~ns about = mile s1ay fran home.
Amer I had been Skating Tor Suns
time II began 10 snow very hard I
thought | would skate down the
br~eh of the creek 10 bridge just a
few step. from the house. skated
ami skated before flnding had gone
down the wrong branch ami was about
three miles from home II was q
strange experience. mus, say.-Ex-
change
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Cheerful MInoa

We are prone To- think ~ content.
neni and happiness a. things affair ~
which require much striving Tor. while
all the tim. they may be- close ~ hand
n We will hut keep "ur -yr- and minds
"r"u True entertainment means
rhe"rfulnr~s 80 mind AMI ~ thing cun
Tester thai NOR, 'h1p H'i'r moments
10 raupN contact with other cheerful
minds
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Canny vounoster

Helen ami Edith were invited % q
party. and as u was quite n distance
for them 10 go alone II was decided 70
lri Iiel"n's brother ponali ga with
them. Ills mother t1ld him N they
asked him 20 stay he could. provided
thcg ph"nrd and told her Donald
took the girls ~ ~" ipnr md said.
VI mother saii 7 'n"ii s'fv and clt.
t"' prev idrd yuu pHu"rl ar.l tpld ner
rIn-I, n
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

A congregation of negroes was use,i
Ia hearing sermons thai harp.d con
tinually on he'll and eternal punish.
msnt. One hot summer d.y the
preacher made NO mcnfi"n ~ hcii one
- the congregation asked him why hs
had omitted a. Everything In season. Z"
he replied. De thHhmomrilh wuz al
ninety-foh while ! WIZ a.prrlchin dat
sthmon. Hell spoke fuh Itself. I
reckon"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Hunters Beware

We positively will not permit fox
hunting or hunting Of any character
or trespassing on orr farma Any
yiolators will be prosecuted
J. s. Schooler. Edgar Price, W. A.
Price. Joe Criseill!s. T. ]. Price. r.
l.. Elkin. b. NJ. Lear, X. l.. Barker
X. y. Parson. Marinda Longsworth.
and J. Z. Bland.
(other names will De added upon
the payment OF 25 eentsl (tf.)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

The hedgehog and p"r-uplne sre en-
iirrly different families The true
hedgehog does not u~ur in This c"un-
Try. The porrupin~ r. funnd In both
the Old and New Wurid IA I'D I'or.
cuplne are terrestrial ard fsssorinl.
while the spr,ies found In This hemls-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
First ostI, Error

n We hid our Iifc Ia I've over again
We believe we could 10 better IN some
WAYS. avoiding thr mistake. for In
stance 81 fr.H- o" max. our wife's
relative r"' = hum. the first time
they cnr.r 90 visit us-Ohio State
JGurua'
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Later Garden Planting.

Later garden vegetables require
less work aud less anxiety, a. rule.
than early vegetables. IN. soil should
be- neither too hard 10 prepare nor
should Il be 81 slow To terminate aud
start growing the plants as early
paintings.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
EDITO RIAL
Home Loyalty

BOOSTING A TOWN Is BIG BUSINESS WE
CAN ALL ENGAGE IN. And what makes it a par
ticuary happy pastime is due to the fact you are
identified with bunch of Good Fellows when you
work with the Boosters of community.
Before going further we want you folks to stop
and read the list of Lancaster Business Men and
Women whose names appended herewith. You
will be impressed with the fact that these people
are REAL BOOSTERS of LANCASTER in every sense
of the word. And there are many more just like
them. both in the business and citizen life of this
city.
You will also agree with us. friends. that these
Business Firms and in fact all the business people
of Lancaster not only good Boosters but depend
able servants of purchasing public who anNi
Gus and ready to serve you with merchandise and
service at prices and involving quality they can af
ford to stand back of. THAT WILL MAKE THEM
REALLY WORTHY OF YOUR PATRONAGE AS
NEIGHBOR WITH NElGHBOR.
But back to Boostin. The thought occurs to
US that YOU CAN'T SAW WOOD WITH HAM
MER. The particular hammer we are referring
to is the used when person spends money away
from his own community for purchases THAT CAN
BE MADE JUST AS SATISFACTORILY AT HOME.
1t is the same hammer that has beaten into insen-
sibility the towering hopes of many hustling Ameri-
towns that would have otherwise made cities
worthy the ypame
In other words however small the habit of some
Lancaster citizens may be in spending their money
away from our city TO JUST THAT EXTENT ARE
THEY OBSTRUCTING THE PATH to the big, won
derfu goal we have elected for ourselves.
1t is not the intention Of the Lancaster Business
Men to dictate to you good people in this matter.
They more than appreciatve of your fine patron
age of the past and their anticipation of the future
is only inspired by their eager desire to make pos
sible Great Forward Movement for Lancaster and
Lancaster property owners and citizens.
AND THE FOUNDATION FOR THIS RESULT
MUST BE A FINANCIAL FOUNDATION that calls
for keeping every cent of these within
selves to be re-invested and re-spent to the advan-
tage and profit of we Lancaster folks.
This kind of HOME LOYALTY means good
times for Lancaster: EMPLOYMENT for those who
need il and PROSPERITY for all
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

March l. month when tho nee,il.
81 my nature dips toward the cuun.
try. ann away greeting everything
as II wakes uut a.. white ie.p.
stretches arms upward and leg, down.
ward. aud drinks goblet after gnble;
IT young sunshine james Lane Al.
ten
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

4 tool j. hut The extension "
mans hand aud macl me T. hut
complex tool. AM lr o. - IN enf- a
machine. Hu-mnn'~ t'r lower O. 81 the
veil hsn- of uau'I1f .i-ur, Ward
In..lI..r
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

Diner where's the changer" Wait.
er-"Dnr ANT ne change ints nah
tip" Diner "l,ui '.frf I'll you
to have a." Walter "ul dgt'- all
right. boss All, fpr...fuI ilsl ~.if
sometimes g. Eusfn- T~s- 'ri"t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Short sighted Policy

II friends t. % government fsrh<--r
their assistance They pa II in the
power uf a few desperate men - run
the welfare 90 Those wh" ar. superior
a. them in strength rri interest Nd.
disun
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Adsantaos Of Glover.

When the ground In cultivated fields
i,.comss hard aud dry In the growing
ssason Ne should know that the soil
/, calling foT humus. The best huinus
y uusds By growing clover.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

IN f".u, f,r gfrl fn uiurry
me ~ br- ., ;t-." sruu.d "a. un.
happ, foi' Dor '.r.H,pd IgAlnY"
nsked hi- 'ft, friend "No. ac-
ccpted SEQ
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

The En>i"r T-u>cript Recently ran
across il., %. sorry; "She held out
her haub $50 Young man took Il
anu dpi
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

-Sour f,is. ,sll t'ncie Ebrn. kin
fall Gown 90 f PROMISES IN a way
dat rs'"siA. Fob puttin
ZEN D. .vnlqinin'"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
High Price Of Porqer,.

Three hundred years ago forgery IN
Britain WAS punishable by death In
earlier times still. the punishment VA,
standing In the pillarN having both
ear cni IN. ha,ia- '-r sa.frii, 81,
nnd perpetual imrr.uuu.u,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

The man who boasts IL walking
backward toward the verge Of u prcci
plce. -Atrhi.uu Globe
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
District No. 4


Section /: Fall Lick pike from
Dudderar'. "a Lincoln County line.
with rods ~ gravel
Section ? Car,ersvi.ic pike from
Richmond pike 90 Woods View school
House. With rods Of gravel
Section ? Carter.villc pike from
Richmond pike to Wood. View
School House, with rods Of
gravel
Section 3 Cartersville pike from
Woods View School House. 20 Car
tersville. with rods Of gravel.
Section 1; White Lick pike from
Richmond pike to Mrs. John Wynn.
with rods ~ gravel.
Section 8: White Lick pike from
Mrs. John Wynn's 20 Paint Lick
Greek, with rods 81 gravel.
Section 6: Lowell 4 Gillispic pike
from Richmond pike to the end,
with rods Of rock.
Section 7; Gooch pike from Point
Lcavcl to the end, with rods o.
rock
The bids will be on sections. but
bidders viii not be restricted to one
section. Said bids shall be sealed
and a bond will be required for
double the amount u the bid and
said bond shall be approved by the
Fiscal Court. and said bidder will
present with his bid the name Of his
proposed surety or surcties. The
bidding shall be per rod Of 225 cubic
feet and contractor will be required
TO comply with his contract otherwise
his bond will be declared forfeited.
All bids must be filed with the Coun.
~ Judge on or before May 9th.
1922.
The Fiscal Court reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
IRVINE STAPP
County Road Engineer.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

" These Hsoishes Rad Not Been
Trimmed They Would Not Have
Been So Psfee; in Shape.
grow almost anywhere n the soil Is
rich aud In almost any sort ~ soil ex
cept clay clay soil needs H. be- light
ened with shes or sand and copiuu,
dressings ot manup spnd-d into u II
radlshes are Ia do their best In q
Iadishes may be- sown broadcast pro.
yided the seed II not scattered too
ihlckly or In rows as close together
rs six inches.
Clean Up Rubbish.
Clean up last years garden II thi,
was not attended to IN the fall Al
remnants uf vegetables aud flowers
must be- gathered together aud
burned This will destroy the rgss uf
lnnumernble Insects. Weeds should
likewise be destroyed. bur de- not y,'
destroy mulches which have been
placed over hardy Ilant, aud around
shrubs. II you have not already
sprinkled limestone over YOUR garden
area, this II coed time o. do lt s.,
that the spring frrezing aud thaWius
aud the early rains may help ~ di,
integrate and carry the lime water
into the soil Ia sWe"tsn n Lime II
especially beneficial to grapes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Notice
Bids Wanted
Bids will be received by the Fiscal
Court o. Garrard County, on
TuRNPIkEs IN cARRARD coUN.
TY. KENTUCKY.

", htNtOthf.
for the year ending December ist.,
1929.
Quarrics will be furnished By the
county ON sections where county
owns quarries. where none 10 owned
By the County contractor mus, furn.
ish same. Said metal shall be brok.
en- sufficiently fine 10 pass through
two inch ring at Us greatest dame
ter. The breaking. measuring and
spreading ~ said metal shall be un-
der supervision o. county road engi.
nccr.
Said turnpikcs are laid of in sec
tions a. follows. to-wit:
Di.,rie, No. D.
Section l. Sugar Greek pike from
Jas. Clark's gate TO Three Forks
Sugar Greek. with rods ~ rock.
Section ?: Boones Greek pike
from Danvillc pike 20 the end. with
rods ~ rock
Section 3; Poor House pike from
Kirk.villc pike TO the end. with
rods q rock.
District No. q
Section / Mt Hebron pike from G..
W Thompson's house 20 Mt. Hebron
Church. with rods % rock
session q VT Hebron pike from
NJ. H.br.y rkurrM O., SunngstHa
School House. with rods 81 nDck
Section 3. Dietrich PIKE from
Lexington pike 90 the end, with ----
rods - rock.
Section T. Bp antsvilc and Tan
Yard pike. with rods % rock
Section .: High Bridge pix. from
Mamie Jcnning, 20 Eliza Backs =
rods 81 rock
District No. D.
Section / krksvilic pike from
Hysttsyillc 20 Hackicy with rods
~ rock
Section >; kirk.villc pike from
Hackley 90 Madison County line.
with rods - rock
Section 3 From kirksville pike
TO Nina. with rods % rock
Section I Buckeye pike from
Buckeye to stapp's gate. with
rods ~ rock.
Section 3: Buckeye pike from
StApp's TO Kentucky River. with -
rods ~ rock
Section 8: Poor Ridge pike from
Buckeye pike 90 Pleasant Hi School
House. with rods u rock
Section 2: Poor Ridge pike from
Pleasant Hi school house 20 Ken.
lucky River, with rods % rock.
Section : Back Greek pike from
Buckeye pike 20 Paint Lick Greek.
with rods Of rock
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06

los esposos Tous- Gonzalez, donde serfa
festejada la boda.
Apadrinaron a los simpaticos Vicen-
tito Belen la seflora de Usera, madrc
del novio; Y ell senior Tous Soto, pa
DIRE de la contrayente.
Terninada la ceremonial nupcial, los
recien casados la distinguida conf
tiya Sc dirigieron al hogar del seior
Tous Soto, y las atenciones Y obsequios
dispensados todos exceden a toda
ponderaci6n, por la fineza de aquellas
y la multiplicidad de estos.
Bien entrada la noche, los simpati-
cos esposos Usera-Tous, marcharon en-
autom6vil Santa Isabel, donde po-
seen una quinta de donde vendran
en- estos dfas para ocupar la residen--
cia que para habitarla ellos constru-
yeron en- esta ciudad, en- la calle Con-
cordia.,
Hacemos feryientes votos por la eter
ma felicidad de los amablcs esposos
Usera- -Tous, que bien 10 merecen por el
caracter amable y sencillo y ptrayente
que anhos uener
~ ssls COZ ESPONsAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
Boda dc pIOmiReAtS e|GneltOS sOciaIeS del Sur

Ponce, diciembre 3.En la Iglesia
de Nuestra Senora de la Guadalupe,
contrajeron matrimonio anoche dos j6-
venes de la high life poneena, que dis
frutan de esti1nacion general: en- meri-
to sus virtudes Y belleza la noyia,
la gentil Belen Tous y Gonzalez; en-
gracia su correction y simpatfa ell
novio, joven Vicente Usera Santiago.
Los alrededores y el interior del TEN
plo Sc yefan muy Sconcurridos, deseoso
todo el mundo de adnirar a la feliz
pareja su paso para el temple Y al
regreso hacia el honorable hogar de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
DE SANDAL

Ell Hon. Comisionado de Sanidad,
ha nombrado Francisco Rodriguez,
inspector de sanidad de Penuelas v a
Bienvenida Melendez, nurse del Sa-
natorio Insular, en- Rio Piedras.
-Ha regresado de su viaje los
Estados' Unidos, donde pas6 sus va
caciones, la sefiorita Josefina Ruiz
Rexach.
Sc ha concedido sesenta dias de
licencia al DR.. Jose N. Carbonell, Me-
dico del Manicomio Insular, por mo-
two de enfermedad.
-Ha salido para la Isla ell doctor
J. G. Townsend, a continuar su ira
bajo de Investigation sobre tuberculo-
sis. LIE acompana ell doctor de Juan,
Y visitaran las ciudades de Arecibo,
Aguadilla y Mayagiiez, y los pueblos
de Vega Baja, Manati, Isabella, Rim
con, San German y Adjuntas.
Ell Ingeniero Sanitario, esta es-
tudiando los pianos para el nuevo
acueducto de la ciudad de Mayagiiez,
y ha aprobado los pianos para el al
cantarillado de Bayamon, los pla-
nos del alcantarillado para ell barrio
0hrero v nuevo hospital de Arecibo.
Los de I'm edificio escolar para la Ca
rolina de doce salones, otro para.lgpas
escuela en- Iuntos de 1S,. salon
los del edificio de los senores
Hnos., de seis pisos, yiotro del edif-
c;o de cuatro pisos del doctor Esteban
Saldana en- San Juan,
Ell doctor Fernandez Mater, ha
yisitado Ia ciudad de Mayagdsz Y los
pueblos de Vega Alta, Ahasco, Hor-
migueros, Cabo Rojo, Maricao, San
German, Sabana Grande y Peiuelas,
Jayuya y Lajas.
EN- Mayagiiez Sc esta terminando
ell edifcio destinado Hospital NUM-
cipal, Y Sc esta hacienda una buena
campaiia en- contra de la adulteracion
de la leche. En- Vega Alta Sc ha
alberto al publico el nuevo puesto de
carnes del seiior M. Santos. En- Anas-
co, Sc ha construido un buen edificio
para las oficinas Municipales. La
carniceria esta en- muy NAL estado, y
en- general es deficiente el servicio sa-
nitario. En- Hormigueros Sc ha ter
.minado ell edificio destinado a Hospi-
tai Municipal. En- Cabo Rojo Sc ha
escojido ell sitio en- donde Sc ha de
edifcar la nueva planta electrica. En-
Maricao Sc esta terminando un buen
edifcio destinado Hospital Munich
pal con departamentos separados pa
ra locos intermediates transmisibles.
Ell estado sanitario de la poblacion
es satisfactorio. En- Sabana Grande
Sc ha arreglado y pintado el matade-
no, y Sc lie esta poniendo una cerca de
material al ensanche del cementerio.
En- Jayuya ha sido equipado de todos
sus utensilios ell nuevo Hospital Mu-
nicipal, v Sc espera conseguir una en-
fermera graduada, para abrir dicho
Hospital al servicio publico. En- La
jas Sc ha arreglado y pintados ell
Hospital Municipal. FL estado sani-
tario es satisfactorie.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-06
Ell NERCADO Americana

$S72,oOO,ooO, 10 que constituye un al
to record desde' mario de 1921. Es
probable que Sc declare una huelga
en- la industrial de construcciones en-
la ciudad de New York.
Los siguientes articulos han subido
de precio: Mantequilla, cebada, que
SO, coque, cafe de Rio Janeiro, huevos,
jamones ahumados, corderos, leche
condensada, cacahuete, aztcar centri-
fugado de sc grades, idem granulada
fina, tapioca. Han bajado: -Trigo sa-
rraceno del invierno, trigo de la pri-
mavera, acero viejo de Chicago, mafz,
avena, sebo, manteca, aceite de semi
LA de algod6n, grosellas, reses va
cunas, antimonio, ovejas, leche eva
porada, cerdos, algodon, hierro en- lin
gotes "Bessemer" de Pittsburg, rue
das viejas de wagones de Chicago,
idem de Filadelfia, peltre.
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