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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
"A FRAUD AND OUTRAGE.
(Times Dispatch.)

L
Tie Republicans of the Hous,
Ways and Means Committee have a
last agreed on bonus scheme tina
perpetrates fraud on the ex-serv
ice men and an outrage on the tax
payers. The bill as it will be report
ed out of committee is practically a,
previously outlined in recent dis
patches published in this paper. Ii
substance, AT the bill provides casl
payments for men whose ad1uste,
pay runs under $50. For all VIII,
have claims above that amount GER
tificates on the basis of 81 for eacl
day in the service abroad will be is
sued, redeemable at face value with
interest compounded annually at TIL,
rate of a LIZ per cent in twenty
years. These certificates contain {
loan provision STIMULATING that TIL,
soldiers can carry them to any liza
tional bank and obtain "A loan or
them at once Of so per cent of thei,
value Mt q rate of interest not to OK
coed S 1-2 per cent If these loan.
are not repaid in three years tn,
banks which make the advances u.
them can ut tho expiration of thre,
years present them at the Treasur,
and collect 90 per cent of their PAL
value with accrued interest at IN.
A 1-2 per cent rate
Options in the way of vocational
training, farm land grants, or home.
building aid are provided for those
ex-servicc men who prefer eithe, o,
these plans of adjusted compensa.
ton Undoubtedly, most of the sol
diers will elect to take the certih
cate plan of settlement and, we uar>
say, the vast majority of these will
Immediately go to the banks ..>
get so per cent of the value of the
certificates in the way of a ,oan
That will be the end of it for Those
who want the money most. Thus q
plan which. on the face of it, spreads
the payments over twenty years may
cause in three years demand on thu
Treasury of anywhere from S3,OOO,-
100000 to 100000, 900. Where Is
the money to meet this demand t.
come from? No means of financing
the scheme is provided in the Oil
The secretary Of the Treasury says
that there is no possible source OF
revenue in sight, or likely to com,
into sight within the three-year per.
iod, unless Congress imposes new
taxes. to enable him to meet the re-
quired payments.
Was there ever before such a bare.
faced confidence game attempted &c
he foisted OH the American people ?
Conceived in fraud at the outset, its
every stage of progress has beef
marked by deliberate attempt to de.
ceive both i'll ex-service men and tine
country's taxpayers. The bill is nj.
most certain be be passed by the
House, but the country assuredly
can trust the Senate to put it to
sleep when it reaches that body.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
orally We're agreed the bill should
be disposed of by the house early

orally were agreed the bill should
be disposed of by the house early
next week.
Inability, however, TO ascertain
whether Speaker Gillett, who is IN
Florida with President Harding,
would entertain a motion to suspend
the rules, which would require d
two-thirds vote for the passage OF
the bill and would automatically bar
Iall amendments, coupled with az.
ports that he might decline to do So
threw the whole question of proce-
ldure into the air.
Republican members of the ways
and means committee, who a,
morning meeting decided to proceed
with their plans for q report of the
measure at the meeting of the full
committee scheduled for tomo, row,
despite objections to its provisions
voiced by Secretary Mellon and
Comptroller of the Currency Girls
,inger, held conference l;ser in the
day, with members Of the Republican.
steering committee and several 9TH
ers, including Representative Walsh,
massachusetts, acting speaker, and
Representatives. Fess, Ohio and Row
ner, Iowa.
1t was agreed at this meeting no,
to make a final decision as to pro-
adure until the views of the SPEAK.
y could be learned. In case he op-
pofed the suspension of the rules
program, it WAS said the bill prob
Hbly would be brought, up early next
week under Il rule which, although il
would require only a majority vote
On imal passage and could be draft.
ed to prevent amendments from the
'loor' would permit the offering of n
motion to recommt Leaders sau
such motion be be designated to
saddle tn, bill with some drastic
amendment, distasteful to the pro-
moments of the measure as it now
stands.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
Public Sale of Hotel Tazewcll, and
NIL Equipment, nj Tnzewell, Yir-
pinin Anril I 1000

Public Sale of Hotel Tazewcll. and
nil Equipment, nj Tnzewcll, Yir-
ginia. April I, 1922.
rendered by tho Judge of the Circuit
dntcd Dec. "a, 1921, and another
dccrco dated February %. 1922 In tho
chanccry cause of Steve Dekns, com
plninant, against Louis d. George
ton and others. defendants, the UNI
dcrsigned, r. o. Crockett and j. w.
llarman, who were appointed spec
ial commissioners Of snid court in
snid chnncery cause for the purpose
will, on the LIST dry Of April, 1922,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock n.
m. and o'clock p. M, Mt tho front
door of tho court house OF Tazcwell
County, Virginia, sell Mt public auc-
tion. to The highest bidder, oil that
| ccrtnln lot of land situate on tho
north side OF Main Street in the
town Of Tazcwell, Virginia. on which
il located II thrcc-story brick build
ng, with basemtnt, known "a Tazc,
we'll Hotel, together with NIL equip"
ment, furniture, fixtures md person
nj property of every kind IN snio
Herewith, or nppurtcnant thereto,
which lot Of land was conveyed 10
Louis d. Gcorgeton mud Steve De-
yHs by r G. Chapman. 8. =. Ward.
George Ward and others, by deed
dated August G, 1920, of record IN
thc Clerks Office Of said county in
Iced book number SO. pngo 57U.
TERMS OF SALE: Ono-third cash
IN hand on dny Of sale and the resi-
hue on II credit of twelve. eighreon
| nj twenty-four months from date
| / 'lc, tho deferred payments to 10
vlicnccd by negotiable notes execut-
d by the purchaser and payable to
he Undersigned special commission.
rs, with approved surctios, sniu
iolcs to hear interest from date OF
| nle, but with the right to the pur-
hnscr TO anticipate tho payment Of
MD notes Mt any time.
| This, March |, 1922
! j. w. HARTMAN,
II. o. CROCKETT.
| Special commissioner
|, II. S. Surface, Clerk OF the Cir
uit Court OF Tazewcll County Vir-
cinin, do hereby certify that r. O.
Crockett and j. w. Hartman, special
commissioners M above mentioned,
hive executed bond before mo, WIN
approved surety. payable and condi-
Toned according to law. rs directed
by the snid decree under which they
! act.
Given under my hnnd, this March
/, 1922 3-1-4t.
| II. S. SURFACE. Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, In the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Taaewell
County, on the 18th day of March,
Frank NJ. Lawrence, Complainant,
vs.. In Chanccry.
Gertrude johnson and Isac Ar
mond White, 49,. Defendants.
The object OF this suit Is to have
partition in kind of certain tract
or parcel of land situate on the wa
Virginia, containing $500 acres,
which was conveyed by Charles G.
White and others to Henry White
during his natural life, and remand.
err to Gertrude Witchcr (now Ger.
trudc Johnson), Isaac Almond White
and Robert Cheshire White, by deed
lated August l5, 1905, Of record In
The Clerks Office Of Tazewell Coun-
", Virginia. in Deed Book No. Sc,
)'page 1d4, and in which tract of land
said Frank M. Lawrence now owns
the life estate of said Henry White,
and the undivided one-third interest
Of Robert Cheshire White, subject
to said life estate, as shown by deeds
of record in said County; and for
general relief.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the said defendants,
Gertrude Johnson and Isaac Almond
White arc not residents of the State
of Virginia. with last known post
Office addresses rs set forth in said
affidavit, it is ordered that said Ger
trude Johnson and Isaac Almond
White do appear within ten days af-
ter due publication hereof and do
what may BIO necessary to protect
their interests in this suit. And 1t is
further ordered that copy hereof
be published once week for four
successive weeks in the Clinch Valley
News, n newspaper published In the
County Of Tazewell, Virginia, and
that n copy be posted at the frcE5
door Of the Court House OF this
county on or before the goth day Of
March, 1922, that being the next sue
ceeding Rule Day after this order
was entered.
A Gopy-Teste:
S. M. GRAHAM,
Deputy for H. S. Surface, Clerk.
Nye Britts, p. q. 3-17-4t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
BLACKHEAD IN TURKEYS.

A common disease among turkeys
known by poultrymen as Blackliead
is very prevalent at this season of
the year and kills thousands of tur,
keys. Between 1900 and 1910 turkeys
of the United States decreased Tor.
ty-four per cent and at this rate
they are rapidly being extinct FROM
the turkey growing sections of the
country. Until recently no cure HAD
been found for this disease, but Ut.
Wegeworth, of California, has been
very successful in treating it and we
are indebted to him for the follow
ing treatment which every turkey
grower should use at once if they
have any symptoms of sickness
among the flock.
Symptoms.
Lameness usually in the left leg.
Droopings become liquid and frothy
and the turkey becomes. sluggish and
often the head turns dark. The wings
and tail droop and the eyes remain
closed a good portion of the time
Frequently the sick turkey is MOTTO
ed dragging along behind The flock.
They sometimes linger about twenty
four hours and again they will lin
ger for month.
Prevention.
When the turkeys are two weeks
old give two teaspoonfuls of pow
dered ipecac twice per week to a
bunch of twenty turkeys. Keep this
up until they are three months oil
and then reduce the dose to one tea;
spoonful cvesy ten days. Remembei
this dose is FOR twenty turkeys.
Treatment for Sick Turkeys.
For turkeys that are already slcl
: with this disease. give ten drops Of
fluid extract Of ipecas three times pc,
day for three days, then twice pc,
/. day for three days, and then vnc,
per day for three days
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
ANOTHER JOE STOKES STORY

Bachelor Joe Stokes, the druggist,
never gets peace from his story-tell
ing friends.
Joe owns some rental property IL.
one of the industrial districts. Things
have been bit slow in industry
lately and Joe has had trouble col.
|lecting his rents. His real estate
broker constantly was returning the
word that. he could not collect
"I'll go out and collect it myself
Mr.. Stokes said, bit peevishly-
that is, if Joe ever gets that way. :
Anyhow, a day or two later Joe
started out on a rental collection
tour. Late that afternoon he reIuIn-
ed to his drug store. An unusual ~,
tie smile was working at the corn.
ers of Joe's mouth.
"Any luck 2" one of his clerks in.
Iquired.
"Any luck? Boy, you're crazy
Instead of paying me they borrowed
money from me everywhere 1 went,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
WHOLE QUESTION BONUS PRO
CEDURE AGAIN UP IN AIR.

Washington, March 1s.-Republl.
can leaders were confronted today
with the possibility that they nighp
be unable to- bring about a vote in
the house on the compromise soldi
sers' bonus bill under suspension of
the rules next Monday. With fa.
vorable report of the measure By
the ways and means committee prom
ised by Chairman Fordney, they gen
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
PRICE ON WHEAT ON DOWN.
M GRADE.

Chicago, March 1S.-Better crop
conditions in the. Southwest led TO
material declines in the price OF
wheat today during the first part Of
the Boekd of Trade session, further
gains being reported in Kansas and
Oklahoma. Tho varied from 1-Sc
lower to SD higher. Oats started 1-8
off to a shade up. Lower quotations
on hogs and grain pulled down pro-
visions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
HOODS DEPENDABLE FRUIT
TREES AND PLANTS.

Send for 1922 catalogue at once.
Quality grown nursery stock
True to namc-Moderate prices. Our
catalog describes In detail our com.
plete stock Of fruit and ornamental
trees, grape vines and other small
fruits, Evergreens, hedge plants
roses and other shrubs.
w. T. HOOD & CO.
Dept. 10 1925 Chamberlayne Ave.
Richmond, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
NORTH TAZEwELL GARAGE IN
Ii NEW BUILDING.

I'VE are now located in the Alex
Hartman property, our permanent
home at North Tazewell. Our polio,
is: SERVICE FIRST.
We use nothing but genuine parts
A No. 1 vulcanizing outfit to repaif
your tires and tubes. Open from Z
u. m. until 8 p. m. We're here for
service.
NORTH TAZEWELL GARAGE
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

We have purchased the AleN
Harman property in the 'rowr
Of North Tazewell, and as soor
as alterations can be made N
the building, we will move into
same as our permanent home
we solicit your automobile and
repair work; nothing but gen
uine parts will be used in any
of our repairs.
Our motto: Good Service"
NORTH TAZEWELL GARAGE
T. w. HARTMAN. Mgr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
S. M. GRAHAM,
Deputy for H. S. Surface, Clerk.
Nye Britts, p. q. 3-17-4t.

Some late returns have led the.
Roanoke Times to Observe: sarhes
world is progressing It used to take
quite long time for man to drink
himself to death. Now, if he gets
hold Of the wrong kind Of hootch,
he can do it in one drink. r.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
EGGS FOR SETTING.

If I love you that's my business.
If you love me that's your bust
ness.
If we love each other that's our
business.
My business is selling White Wyan-
dotte Eggs, $3.50 for 15 Come and
see them. Martins Regal Dorcus
Strain.
J. D. SPENCER
Tazeweli, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
EGGS FOL, uATt,IIING

Supply limited $3.50 per 10. IIend.
ed by three superb Owens Farm
cockcrcls. Hens selected for laying
and color. Also Utility SITE por Ii
hcnded by Owens.
Farm coclsrol Look our birds over
Give us your order for day old
CHICKS. Water fountains, feed hop
pcrs, breeders, incubators, spraycrs
dsinfectors, egg cnrries, etc. etc.
Prepare now by ordering now.
FAIRYIEW POULTRY FARMS
TAZEWELL, VA.
Phone GAR
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
NOTICE.

All parties are hereby forbidden
to hunt OF fish on my premises with.
out my permission. Thos. M. Fox.
March lat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
LITTLE GIRL RUN oYER

and tell your mama my 1922 wall
paper is in and would be pleased
to show her. Alexander.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17

The proudest girl in Washington
it is said, is one who has just dane
ed with the President. If she wished
really memorable experience; shu
should have waited to take a turn
with him in November.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17

"What have you in the shape OF
cucumbers this morning" asked q
customer Of one Of the grocery
stores?
Rear ;Yost: Nothing but bananau,
ma'an."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
MARTHA WASHINGTON COL

LEGE,
Abingdon, Va.
A standard Junior College for young
ladies, affiliated with
EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE,
Emory, Va.
u standard four year college Tor
men, so that graduates of the
former may complete their work
loading to Bachelors degree at thu
latter.
For catalogues and all information
address DR.. J. 8. French, Presidenl
Emory, Va. S-s-4t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17

Congress is still enjoying a snarly
time it with the bonus of conten-
ton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-03-17
FARMS AND LOTS AT
AUCTION.

When you decide to sell our prop.
erty the first thought is SELL Ar
AUCTION. That method of selling
gets together all buyers for milos
around, and makes the property BRING
every dollar it is worth.
The second thought is. what COM
pany will render the best service II,
putting on that sale? Our record is
well known to most people in razc-
well County, rs we have conducted
several sales in this and adjoining
cornties. We have company of ca
perts who have been together fol-
years and experience has taught lie
how to get the moat money out OF
property.
Int ua fa1k n ovar NTH ,,o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
JARANA-BAILE
Bob MEUSEL.

Esplendida resulto la llevada a
efecto ell sabado ultimo en- la resi-
dencia de nuestros distinguidos ami
gos los esposos Gonzalez y inicia-
twas del simpatico Y divertido Club
Sonrisas", de Santurce. Fue una
magnffica despedida, la que lie di6 es-
ia sociedad sus dos cultas y entu-
siastas companeras las Srtas. Pura y
Lolita Castro, quienes embarcan ell
"a para ell Norte.
Impossible me seria enumerar tan
tos tan bellos bouquets de rosas
que adornaron aquella noche tan es-
plendida y lucida fiesta. La musica
muy ajustada, complaciente y buena.
Los del sexo feo, muy correctos y ca
ballerosos con sus damas.
Felicito calurosamente al Club Son.
risas por tan brillante exito obtenido
Y que Sc repitan con frecuencia es-
tos ratos de solaz y esparcimiento.
j. M.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
ESPECTACUL05

Cine Tres Banderas. Ultima jor-
NADIA de Gel Principe de la Montana,
por Harry Piel.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
La primera pelicula escandinava en- Z
actos, titulada: Gel Secreto del Moli-
no..
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-El
episodio 5to. de la estupenda serie
por ell cofresi puertorriqueno, ell ce-
lebre Eddie Polo, titulada: 'El Capt.
tan Kidd. Acompanara a este episo-
dio ell grandioso drama, titulado:
"Por el Honor de una Dana, por H
B. Warner y una gran revista Path@
de actualidad.
Teatro BeIograph, (Catano).-"Co-
IA Stanley en- africa" Y una jocosa
comedia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
LOS QUE MATO LA GRAN
GUERRA.

Sc ha re6tificadO V ultimad0 la eS-
tadiStica de perdidaS de hOmbreS on
la gran guerra. con el Si@uiente resul-
tado:
Muricron 100000 soldados. eStan-
do en- acci0n, o como c0nSecuencia de
las heridaS recihidas ell las batallas ;
hubo 17.000O00 de heridos. Y 6,700,000
eXtraviadoS reducidos a priSi6n.
De suerte que el ndmero de p6rdi-
das. en hombreS, en- la Gran Guerra,
llcga a mOs b millones. o sea el 50
pOr ciento de los que fuerOn moviliZa-
dos por ambas parties de combatien-
tcS.
Los aliadoS mOviliZaron % 100000
de hombres. dc los cualeS. el 20 por
ciento los/ di6 Francia. Y da Ia coin
cidencia de que ese 20 por ciento era
tambi6n de la poblaci0n francesa
Russia lego movilizar el Z por
cientO de Su poblaci0n.
Los muertos, entire los aliadOs. fue
ron 4.S04000: Francia perdi6 Ell las
batallas. o como resultadO de elias,
Ell IS l 3 por ciento de sus tropas mo-
vilizadas es decir, III tanto por cien-
to muy superior al de cualquier otra
naci6n. Alemania perdi0 100000
hOmbres, sean el 1615 de los movi-
liZados.
Entire los Aliados de los imperios
Centrales, las mayOres p6rdidas co
rresponden al eiercito aleman, siguien
do el austro -hdngaro. de acuerdo con
el total de SuS contingencies.
Los EstadOs UnidoS. entire muertOs,
heridos V prisioneros. tuvieron alrede-
dor de medic million de bajaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Ia NOTA De aver

Nuestro eStimado colega La De-
mOcracia' recibi0 el sabado I'm des-
pacho por cable que decfa 10 siguien-
te "El Lcdo Martin TraviesO, Conf
Sionado de Servicio PGblic0 de San
Juan. quipn Psth en- Washington des-
de aver. de parte der Presidente Hard
ing. ha Sido notificadO hoy en- el no.
tel en- a. So halla. de q. Harding 10 re-
cibird en- Casa Blanca eI lunes pr6Xi-
mo. para tratar de asuntos de Puerto
Rico. Sc ha anunciado one los senOres
Barcel0 y C6rdova Davila, llegaran a
Washington cl pr6Ximo lunes por Ia
n0che."
De las oficinaS de la New York and
Porto Rico. informaron aver tarde Il
FL. IAGPARCIAL. que ell vapor San Lo-
renzo habia llegadO al puerto de Nue.
va York. el domingo dltimo las s
de LII maiana.
Hoy So esperan noticiaS del rcsulta-
do de In conferencia del seflor Travie-
so con el Presidente v 81 Sc concerta-
ran 0traS- con los otros cOmiSiOnadOS q.
llcgaron el domingo Nueva York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24

Oy6 repicar y no supO
dOnde.

Como Udes. 10 oyen,-mejor dicho
10 leen,-voy a. contestar al amigo
Spalding 10 que hay con ell "Catanc
Star" que cree esta proximo desa.
parecer.
Primero.-Que es cierto que Catanc
siempre ha sabido sentir un gran en-
tusiasmo, como cualquier otro pueblo
para sostener muy en- alto ell pabellor
de la victoria, pero todo 10 ha conse-
guido por sus esfuerzos propios. En-
mas de una OCCASION hemos solicitado
la Influenza Y ayuda de algunos jo-
venes-cuatro O seis-que dicen SEN
tirse muy enthusiasts del "Sport" y
todavia no la hemos botenido.
Segundo.-Que como Manager que
soy del expresado Team" he podidc
colocar la novena la misma altura,
que cualquier otro de su clase; y
como I'd. dice, y ESQ respondo, en-
un ano POGO mas que 10 administro.
teniendo que veneer grandes dificul-
tades, he conseguido, de igual name
ra que otros Managers, que Sc haya
podido jugar con los Clubs de San
Juan, Aguadilla, Guayama, Caguas y
Humacao y con ell famoso "Maya-
giiez" en- Caguas; pero es cierto tam
bien que no puedo responder a la gran
ponsabilidad que I'd. me echa, de
10 que hagan los otros Managers que
dirigen estan al frente del sport de
Baseball en- las diversas poblaciones
de la isla, como en- San Juna parti-
cularmente mi amigo Francisco Diaz,
actual Manager del "Colectiva" que
no ha querido concertar ningun juego
con el de Catano, quiza por tenor de
recibir una paliza.
Y para terminar esta breve replica
para ell que como I'd. me aconseja que
presente la renuncia de mi cargo, de-
bo decirle que mantengo mi posicion
por la propia voluntad de los elemen-
tos todos que componen la noyena, y
que continuamos muy alerta defen-
diendonos de los ataques que, aunque
disfrazandose siempre, Sc conoce el
leon por la melena Y en- nuestro pues-
to hacemos todo 10 quo Sc puede.
No puedo tener responsabilidad nj
ser culpable, nj los que constituyen
nuestra novena, de que no estemos en-
condolences de sufragar los gastos de
| traslado de otras novenas de un pue-
bio a otro y esa es una muy fuerte
razon para probar que a nuestro CRU
po no pueda versele mas frecuente-
mente midiendo sus fuerzas con cua-
Iesquiera de los otros, y aIn en- SUI
mismo gallinero.
Las cosas son como son y no como
a los demas Sc les antoje que sean.
Jose Diaz ApOnte,
Manager.
Catano, % de octubre de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
LA LEY VOLSTEAD.

La Corte Municipal. secci0n primes
IA, presidida por el Juez Aybar, i'm
puso aver 500 de multa Vicente L0-
peg, por infracci6n la Ley Volstead,
consistente on habersele ocupado una
botella de wiskey. Este es el primer
case que Sc We en- las Cortcs insula-
res de San Juan, despues que Sc les
confiri6 poder a elias para intervenir
en- los casos Gle infracci0n Il la ley
Volstead
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-24
Ell "ZAPATO ESC OLAR."

En- San Sebastian SO ha organizadc
el Zapato EScolar, cuyo prop6sito es
prGporcionar calZado Il los ninoS que
concurren descalZos las pScuelaS pd-
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de Rabell. Y como secretaria la Seho
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mejor tXito d" la plausible organiza'
ci6n.