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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
ANDERSON MOTOR co.
FURNISH TROUBLE CAR

Through the courtesy of the Ander-
son Motor Company an expert mechan
ic with tools and full equipment for
temporary repairs will accompany the
Jefferson Davis Highway Motorcade
next Tuesday to Savannah
This is a great convenience to the
participants of the Motorcade and the
liberality of the Anderson Motor Com
pany will be duly appreciated by the
motorists on this occasion. The car
will also carry tubes, of various sizes,
for the convenience OF the motorists.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
NAVY OFFICERS
MUST FACE TRIAL

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a Eleven
naval officers will be tried by general
court martial as result OF the find
ings of naval board of inquiry, which
conducted an investigation of the naval
disaster at Point Hoda, Cal, on Sep
TENDER 8, in which seven destroyers
were lost and number of scamean
lost their lives
Announcement of the finding Of
this board and the formation of a gen
eral court was made this afternoon by
Secretary of the Navy DENLY.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
NAIL SHOT INTO BOYS
BRAIN REMOVED; HE LIVES

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. "a
One week after he had four penny
nail removed from depth of five in
chcs in his brain by Horoscope and
pinccrs, II year-old Paul Griminger
walked from the Jefferson hospital in
full command of his faculties save for
the sight Of his left eye
On September 80 he was playing
with his uncle. Paul Kratzer also II
years old. They had an air rifle which
they had loaded with a nail instead
OF shot. The rifle was accidentally dis
charged. The nail penetrated young
Grimnger's eye, passing into the brain
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
BANKRUPT ROAD PAYS
IT'S BACK TAXES

ATLANTA, Oct. 24-Check for a
little over $1,000 was received at .he
state treasurer's office Tuesday from
the Della Southern railway in pay
mcnt Of taxes due the state for the
years 1920, 1921, 1922. These taxes
have not been paid because the road
has been in the hands of receiver.
This check did not include he int
crest due on the back taxes and re-
quest has been sent to the receiver
that this amount be included and re-
mitted at once.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
FINE OR PRISON
IS CHOICE GIVEN
POSTAL WORKER

Macon. Ga, Oct IA fine of $780,
or short penitentiary sentence was
imposed upon w B. F. Anderson, for.
mer postoffice employee in the United
States district court yesterday morn
ing by Judge William H. Barrett fol
lowing plea of guilty to the charge
OF rifling the mails. Anderson will be
given time to decide between the fine
and the Jail sentence. He was arrested
i'll March, when it is said he took four
dollars from an envelope.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
ON FRIDAY NIGHT

The annual Halloween Carnival in
GLIDING Darkey Minstrel, will be held
on the High School Campus Friday
night. Everyone is especially urged
to attend as this is promised to be a
great event for the local school.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

Mr.. J. F. MCGOWAN had the misfor-
tune to run into the car of Mr.. Jim
Adams parked in front of the Jolley
home on south Grant street Wednes-
day night. There were several people
IN the car but no one was injured ex-
ccpt Mr.. MCGOWAN.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
MAN WHO SENT
POISON CANDY
GIVEN IS YEARS

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 24-Calvir
Harris, former railroad switchman
charged with attempt to murder in
connection with the sending of a box
of poisoned candy to Mrs. H. G. An.
dersor on August II entered a plea
of guilty in the second criminal court
here today and was sentenced 20 Is
years ia tn state penitentiary
Mrs. Anderson and a small boy
whose parents roomed at her home
became viol,s ~ i'll after eating the
candy, but aa quently recovered.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

1t is estimated that each person in
the United States receives by average
III letters annually.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25
HENRY FORD, ACUTE STAGE.
FARM HOUSE CONVERSATION.
AN ELECTION STARTER.
SECRETARY WEEKS POSITION

Henry Ford's public message to Mr..
Weeks, Secretary of War, will interest
politicians and farmers. Ford invites
libel suit by his blum. statement that
Weeks is selling Muscle Shoals piece
meal to prevent Ford's producing
cheap fertilizer there for farmers, thus
interfering with the fertilizer trust,
which practices extortion VIGOROUSLY
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

FoTds talk is blunt. Every real news
paper IN The United States will print
IT. Weeks accused OF destroying what
might be made 'the greatest munition
plant Oh earth. our greatest assurance
OF victory, in case OF war;" to keep
FORD from giving cheap fertilizer to
farmers
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

President Coolidge knows that this
statement by Ford will be discussed in
every farm house in the United States
and believed by 500 out of 1000 far
mers.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

After this attack on Weeks, Ford
Will be bound to enter the 1924 cleo
ton as candidate against the Repub-
hcan party and let the farmers decide
between him and the Republican ad-
nl'nlstration Ford couldn't possibly
do less.
Its an interesting situation for Mr..
Coolidge. also for Mr.. McAdoo.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-10-25

The society reporters weep over this
of course. But, rich parents that spoil
children please notice that this young
mans first day of real education will
be his first day on that checker cab.
He will learn that if you don't steer
straight, you will be bumped. And as
he counts up his days profits. he'll
realize that dollar means something.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

C'vA war. He is now Is ysars
| young:
Logan. the peerless, the pride q
Illinois.
With soul so pure twould not con-
tain alloy.
Upon the battle field, amid its shot
| and shell.
he iought for freedom, liberty and
all We love SO we'll.
He loved the stars and stripes; the
red, the white and blue,
he stood man among his men; the
highest type and true.
Long may his virtues live, and out
last this living tree:
Clothed with the everlasting green
of immortality.
The carpenters are very busy at
work on the west wing OF the hospi-
tai. converting 1t into six fine hospi-
TAI rooms, which are badly needed
These rooms will be plastered and
| mooern IN every detail.
| -
| Friday. April 27th, Fredrick Funs-
ton Camp No. 1s, United Spanish
War Veterans and their auxiliary
held their annual muster. This
year being the 25th since war was
declared against Spain. appropriate
talks on the occasion were made by
Department Commander A. w. Hogle
OF the G. A. r.. Commander F.. Var
beary of Joe Hooker Post. Pres. F.
Teller OF the Auxiliary and Post
Dept. Commander Sweeney U. s. W
v. After the speaking all present
were served by the Auxiliary with a
fine lunch Of roast chicken and trim
mings.
.
The Woman's Relief Corps placed
two large comfortable rocking chairs
In the Woman's hospital ward this
week.
ssss -
Mrs. Belle Williams was a din
ner guest of Mrs. Nevit,'s on Thurs
day. the 2Sth.
Doctor Decker was dinner cues,
at the Home on Thursday.
sss -
The Joe Hooker Woman's Re
lief Corps No. II meets on mex
Tuesday. May sth.
| . =
The following are the changes In
the personnel OF the Home sine.
last report: To furloush; J, F. Wei
ford. J, NJ. Howard, and Cha,
Groenendyke. From furlough: J
ID, Gallagher. II. W. Pierpont ant
Mrs. J. NJ. Lawrence. Admitted;
J. +. Fetterly and Mrs. +. G. Bovee
Discharged: Marcus Hall,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

CAtarnctH removed and Cross-Eycs
straiGhtened. Granulaicd Eyeiids
Sore Eyes. Cntarrh and DEAFNESS
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. Glass
~ Scientifically adjusted by the lat
est and most approved up-,o-date
methods.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

quarters for toys for the great out
doora, Not soon. but now. the time
10 here to prepare for outdoor life.
This week We received 4 nice ship
ment Of utica-Duxbsk outing suits
In khaki. and tweedes. Our line
10 very complete. and we believe we
have Just the suit or outing garment
you may need In these days for life
In the open,
= -
Word from Saiida Wednesday is
to the effect that Mr.. Freeman is
getting along nicely.
- -
Wednesday our cash registers
were thoroughly gone over. cleaned.
oiled. and put In first class condi-
tion. by \ mechanic from the Dem
YER office Of the Nations, Cash Reg.
lister Co.
Mr.. Potaet who sells us our line
Of Queen Quality shoes. was y busi.
ness caller this week. These shoes
are Of the highest quality and have
given splendid satisfaction TO our
customers. both In style. nt and
value.
80 ssss
Grocery special. With each 20
bars Of Swtft'a Wool 9o.n-,h.
ideal soap for woolenx and fine
fabrics-we will give you = bath
towel free. The bath towel 10 of
good size. and Of 4 quality that
swifts would be pleased to present
to their customers. The towel comes
wrapped In = sanitary package
bearing swift's trade mark. A can
OF swift's Sunbrite viii be- given
free with every 90 cent purchase of
classic soap. Saturday only.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04
BOWEN NOTES
thy Mrs. J. r. Diei)

The Aiamosa Chamber Of Com.
mercs accompanied by tho band
gave \ splendid program Thursday
evening. the program consisted Of
band music. solos. duets. readings,
and short talks on good fellowship.
After the program light refresh.
msnts were served to nearly zoe.
We certainly cajoysd their visit.
Hope they come again.
Little Bottle Ruth Bogart. and
Boyd McConnsii have been on the
sick list.
NJ. and Mrs. John Hiiiard enter
tainsd at Sunday dianer Mr. ana
Mrs. Jos Mahl and daughter. Mr.
snd Mrs. Jake Dsil and son. Ms.
Roy White and son. Mr. J. ?. Martil
and son. Mr. Charlie White. aad
Mics Mercedes Crooks.
Mn. Dwight 0off 10 seriously ~
oeAW. u s4.t st.f.t
Mn. Harry Asay u u The Aiaaesa
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

through the Bureau Of Fisheries
mas maintained All active interest In
the development Of the fresh water
mussel fishery Of the United States.
which In ita importance and scope
Of territory. IL unique In the world" !"
Msssel Shell Buttoas ars
Vesy Food Of WISER
Much Of the popularity Of the
fresh water pearl button. particn-
larry for waah garments. IL due to
the fact that this button has a
positive fOndneas for water. Other
buttons such As the horn aud bone
are soaked to soften the substau nee
IN the proves Of manufacture. bur
the pearl baton Ia the only button
which may he said to he q native Of
the water.
The fresh water pearl hutton like.
hat water. rs well as il doe.
odd. and. unlike some other hntt. -.
=" esvsr curls up " crsG.. w'..m
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

hospital with blood poisoning In her
right hand,
Mr., and Mrs. Leslie DeBoer and
daughter spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Entz Of Sargent.
A crowd Of young folks chaper.
oned by Mr., and Mrs. Roger Cove,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neffeu,
dorf spent Sunday picnicking on
the Alsmosx river,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04
FAssETTs STORE NEWS
. . . - = .

Life IL too short to be unhappy
In business. II business were not q
part Of the Joy Of living. We might
almost say that we have no right to
live. because II ID pretty poor man
Who cannot get into the line for
which he 10 fitted"
Time knows no man''-a splen.
did thouGht-and one that IN OF
particular value at this moment.
Many people are always waiting
for something better-a bigger.
bargain. or something. But II won't
pay to wait any longer. This Is the
opportune time TO buy. Prices on
all commodities are from 10 to 20
per cent higher on the market today
than they have been for many
months. and these price Increases
must be met when Il ID necessary for
us 10 replace goods bought several
moaths ago So don't lose any
time. come In right now aud save.
shoes have been steadily rising In
price for some time and Il will pay
you 10 take ADVANTAGE OF our special
reduction Of 10 per cent on our en-
tirs line Of shoes for the week Of
Nay eth TO Nay llth.
. = . eo
A man from the East boarded .
street car In the South. A Southern.
er got up 70 give lady his seat.
The eastern man beat tho lady to
II. The body will be shipped back
east for burial.
80 %
The furniture dept. last week
sold \ nice lot Of office furnishings
TO John r. Dawson. Of the Firm OF
Dawson Z Dawson. doctors Of chiro-
prsctic. who are locating over tho
Iris thcatrr. The Dawsons came
hero from Columbus. Ohio.
- ssss
A number Of young people from
the store toGethsr with . few OF
their friends drove to Jasper and
WesS soos 0o00Ays 0As1t Tr6CUtuR
Jasper. the cars By breaking tho
road through saow we're able to 20
about one and oas.half miles above
Jaspsr. The day was very pleasant
aaa the ostias was nuch eajoyed
By oil. An exploration trip through
the Missr nine was auits Interest.
inS. Among the sports iudsised
IN. was . lively saow baii battle.
Those making the trip wsrs. NJ. and
Mrs. Henry Serum. NJ. aad Mn. c,
o. Caldwell aaa family. Mr. sad Mrs.
Ralph Caldwell. Lsoea wrtshe.
Mabel Andsrsoa. Rochelle Harney.
Clara NssNasiua1. Axsl Asdsrson.
asd HAPPY" Baird.
90 go
". n. rassstt asA family spsnt
Tuesday aieht at their eabin at
1eseooje DoSk.
, 4. -. - ssssss ss !
AsnsAtoe tAas ~ ~ head.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04
Government Experts Aid Fresh
Water Pearl Button Industry
More Than Three Billion
Mussel Shell Buttons Now
Annual Output
An American Enterprise

a SIMPLE rule for judging the
quality OF ready-made gar
ment that every housewife should
:" serve is the test OF the garment BY
the quality OF the button that II
carries. In America "a good burton
means good garment" because Won
can always judge n garment ty the
hut'Ons that are on il. The house.
wiie with an eye for good buttons
can more easily select garments of
.etter quality. using this simple
bas's OF Judgment us an infallible
shopping guide.
Inc fresh water pearl button.
made from American river shell. is
one OF the cheapest things In the
world. considering the service that
II gives. This button, which IL In
universal use In this country tN,ny
Is American to the core, II IL on.
ureIy an American product and I'm.
Hention. American machinery 10
used wherever pearl buttons are
made. SO important In the Industry
that 1t Is now fostered by the United
States government. Every assist.
ance ts given by th Bureau OF
Fisheries OF the Department OF Com.
merce to render the shell resources
or this country inexhaustible.
Secretary Hoover Tells Of
lndusery's Dsveiopment
Herbert Hoover, secretary Of tho
Department Of Commerce, who has
given . great deal OF his personal
attention to the fresh water pearl
button industry. recently said The
history Of the fresh-water nussel
Industry gives an Illustration OF the
promptness with which an Ameri.
can industry may hs developed once
the pathway b found.
-Undeftaken in q small way about
thirty years ago. the manufacture of
pearl buttons from muaeel shell BE-.
gan almost Immediately to assume
tie proportions Of q national indus
try. and coincident with the rise Of
the manufacturing industry therr
developed IN important and wide
spread fis<hery. directly employing
Thousands Of persons aud indirectly
Affecting peraona and communities
Of various occupation. .
The Department Of c.:u,uss. q
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04
SOLDIERS HOME NOTES

The Joe Hooker Woman's Relief
Corps No. IL observed the ami.
'ersAry OF General Grants birthday
An interesting program was rem.
dsred. Mrs. June Groesbeck reud a
sketch Of Clara Barton's career. M
organiser Of the Red Cross work
Mrs. Mcclure read an instructiv.
paper on General Joe Hooker, of
C'vii war fame. Mrs. Hogie sanK a
song entitled THE Red, White and
Blue" Last. but not least, Rev.
ksphart gave u stirring address on
General Grants war record. "un.
conditional Surrender Grant" tho
greatest outstanding figure OF the
Civil war. except Abraham Lincoln.
our first martyered president. The
audience then repaired to the
grounds. where Norway Poplars
were planted in honor OF and named
for the following war heroes: Wash
inEton. Lincoln. Sherman. Logan.
hooker. Sherman. Clara Barton.
Grant. Mckinley. Garfield. Roose.
welt. and Fnrskut.
What u grand and beautiful thing
Il Is 10 pay our tribute to the found.
erH OF the Republic and to preserve
the memoric. Of the great struggle
At arms and do this without rancor,
In the spirit OF love TO all. We need
now the applied patriotism OF peace.
when the war drum throba no
longer. and the battle flags are fur.
led"
When tho tree was planted In
memory Of General Logan the fol.
lowing poem was read by Comradc
J. l.. Aoffit. who composed II. II.
served under General Logan IN the
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

placed In very hot water. II IL be.
cause Of the reputation this button
mas OF surviving the laundry tub
that nearly three billion fresb
water shell buttons are made In this
country each year.
Fresh water pearl buttons may be
FOUND on popular priced meme busi.
"trs shirts. work shirta. pajamas
" knit underwear. Children's romp-
e-s and any wash garment a'wsv.
carry :Acm.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

M'ss Mildred Stevens. daughter of
Ar. and Mrs. John Stevens at Bar.
gent 10 very sick with leakage OF the
heart.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

Love sickness. homssickness. this
sickness and that sickness gone M 1,
~ magic. Harold Lloyd In "Dr.
Jack" at Iris theatsr Thursdsy and
Friday May 10th and iish. ioc
and 3sc.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-05-04

New Eodaks aaA rr~h Films
n:ss 49, ;se'S .''es~es. ~ .rs'is.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
La CiGlCia DGSCubTG

Tai parece que las Intermediates q.
mas estragos causan anualmente en- lG
familia humana, desapareceran muy
pronto, vencidss por la 'ciencia.
Mr. Arthur Brisbane, en- una edi-
zion dIel "New York American, deela-
IA que tres facultativos franceses, los
doctores Micolle, Conner v Conseil, del
institute Pasteur de T1nez, abrigan Ii.
creencia de que han encontlnd0 un
suero conquistador del terrible c0lera
lnorbeasiatico, una de las enfe1meds-
des que mds han afligido al mundo,
segand0 la existencia de docenas de
millones de criaturGs.
Estos benefactores de la humanidad
hicieron les experimentos que deter
minaron ell feliZ descubrimiena en-
sus propios cuerpos, arriesgando su vi
da Y retando a ls muerte.
Por otra parte, ell doctor Russell L.
Cecil, a cargo de la division Gle expe-
rimentos en- el ramo de las enferme-
dades pulmcnGres Y del sistema res
piratorio, en- ell departamento federal
de salubridad publica, acaba de infor-
mar que, tan pronto como este dispo-
nible La vacuna anti-neum0niGa que Sc
esta perfeccionamdo en- los laborato-
rios del hospital de Bellevue, la NOR
talidGd annual Ell los Estados Unidos
experimentara una baja de $4,000 uni
dades.
Asegtirase que este descubrimiento
es el mas importante que Sc haya he
cho en- el campo m6dico, en- ell curse
de los veinte tiltimos alos.
Los trabajos hechos en- los labora-
torios del citado hospital, cubren un
periodic dc un afio incluyen pruebats
hechas en- simios.
Los tinicos problemas que restGn por
rCsolver, son ell mayer perfecciona-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

mient0 de la vacuna Y la .forma On
que puede fabricarse ecOn6micamente,
de modo que pueda distribuirse en-
grandes cantidGdes. Cuando Sc hayan
acabatb de tramitar estes detalles, Ia
epidemia de la pulmoni& no constitui-
ri va mas una amenaza para el &c.
nero humane. !; "a
Ell doctor Cecil declare que las
muertes causadas por las enfermeda-
des del sistema respiratorio, que .ha-
bfa estado sumentando de un. m0do
alarmante en- les grandes centres 1ur-
banos, podfan rebaiarse 81 es que no
eliminarse por complete. t'e
Ls vacuna es intra- -trdquea y sc adj
ministra por conducto de un atoniza-
dor, de modo que La persona la aspire
de tai modo cue Sc aloje en- los pull
mones, t!onde medlan los g6rmenes del
NAL.
Tres pequeilSs d6sis de La vacuna,
administrada con intervalos de una
semaEa, han hecho varios simios in
munes contra 1t enfermedad, y el doc
tor Cecil cree que cllalquiera persona,
tomandose tres d6sis durante el in
yierna serd tanbien immune.
Dado ell costo actual de la prodnc-
ci0n. Ia inmunidsd contra la pulmo,
MIA, cucsta de tres a, cuatro d6lares
por persona.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
La interesante velada De
rnanana en- Il | eatro
Municipal

amos ndmeros de variedades que ha
de gustar mucno:
DANA Hdngaaa No. 3 de Brahms,
por Ia orduesta..
Ndmero de Co'tplct spor Ia monisima
nina Daisy Fernandez:
ia Noria dgi Bdsf0ncfo
gT Tango Rratals
n s'said il with Liquor rSr Ia orqncs-
ia de NJ cenlrai fiighl u
Dance D'AmonrS Ballc clasico por
Ia spiritual sehofita Conchita sobrino,
creacion especial para Ia yelada,
\ terminara Ii function con una Sc,
fic de couplets nof ia gfaciosisima To-
nadillera espanola Paduita Stella, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27
Luis FiTp0, d Leon
I Argentine.

Continuation de la pagina 2da.l
Brennan, Gibbons, Q Miske, u otros; de
los de prirnera fuerza, b,
Firpo en- ,estos momentos cree tener
probabilidades contra Dempsey. En-
fuerza de pegar. en- velocidad, y e, re,
sisteneia, probablemente no es nuy in.
ferior al champion. Pero dende, le fall
ia mucho. y es .su mayor defecto. es en-
10 del boxeo. este es como hernos dicho,
su punto debil. & ss;s..s #.
Seguramente que no tardafian mas
de un round Dempsey, Wills, o Gibbons
para convertir a Firpo en- ufa oviilo y
le harlan yer tantos guaIltes a la vez,
que cuando Firpo Sc hubiera dado cuen
ia de 10 que pasaba, su contrario ten.
dria la pelea canada por. tai cantidad
de puntos que haria falta i'm tenedor
de libros para 1levar la cuerta.s b le ha-
brian deseargado tai clase de golpe que
al despertar todo habrfa conclufdo.
Pero 81 Firpo aprende boxear, y cul-
tiva por I'm afio la defensa y las mar
tingalas del sport, al nnisno tempo que
combine la ciencia del ataque u un po-
co mas de experiencia, sstarifa ssjnstifi-
cada IA creencia y pfedicci6 aeI Sur
America de qnes Tirpo tiens ehaace
g. r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

que nstalado
Musec Guerra del Hotel de los nvaos de Paris
choer ncontables serv
de Paris ell
capital latina debiendose labor relzada
miles de hceOn 10 msmo efecuara
es ell Mar Foch 6rdene
mas criticos la naci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-27

l Lea ''El impartial Z
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-30
GARDENS RECOMMENDED FOR COMBATING OF RADICALISM;
 WOMEN TAKE INITIATIVE

value for school children, in that they acquire a knowledge of botany md love of beauty.
 City officials will be urged to join in the program by enlarging or inn proving civic parks Another phase will be the urging of the preservation of natural beauty spots.
 National economy will be another result. it was said Home dwellers. by planting of vegetable gardens. will provide themselves with abundant fresh food stuffs. and a continuation of the movement would tend to in- crease prosperity as whole.
 Among various agencies sponsoring Garden Week are the Department of Agriculture, Federal Commission of Education: the National Plant. Flower and Fruit Guild; National Congress of ParentTeachers Associa- tion: National Society for the Preser- vation of Wild Flowers; the Ameri- can Horticultural Society. and the National Florists Association.