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New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

his mind. He fought for what he be-
licved was right. and success has
been his reward
The sensation that "rhe Fool" has
created everywhere is due TO the way
In which the author has taken hold OF
this powerful thcme--modern social
problems of capital, labor and re-
ligion--putting punch of the solar
plexus variety into his play at every
opening; graphing with capital and
then with labor until religion tri-
umphs over both in the sense that
success is never truly earned without
the brotherhood of man entering fully
into the bargaining.
A very strong cast is necessary to
give fun expression to this extraor-
binary play. Among the principal
players are Dorothy Shoemaker, Har-
ry G.. Browne, II. J. Herbert, Oscar
F'igman, Clarence Handysides, Hale
Norcross, David Leonard. Beatrice
Kay Alice Hastings, Elizabeth Shir-
ley, Maude Rowland, Blanche Sharp,
Virginia Norton, Hamilton Mott.
Frank Conlon. George Greenberg,
Earle Craddock, George Wright and
Barbara Cooper. Seats Friday.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

Arrangements have been completed
by Fiorenx ziegfsid whereby Misn
Fannie nriee will appear In the new
Ziegfeld "Follies OF ia?a." the eight
zenith of the series which is 10 he pro.
duced nj the New Amsterdam theater
tho week OF October s. Miss Rriee
has always been one of the greatest
features In the ziegfeld "Foilies" OF
the past Her appearance means a
postponcment OF her starring tour In
Laughing Lena" the Ring Lardner-
Gene Buck Rudolph Frinl. musical
comedy which Mr.. Ziegfeld has had
In preparation for some time.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
NEWyY NOTES OF THE SPOKEN STAGE SILENT DRAMA AND MUSIC

performances this fall, Mr.. Ksmper
has agreed 10 help the teseher stage
the play,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
.McHagh, Haiiing From Pittsburgh,
Becomes Stranded in Connecticut

Of the company, Nill bid adieu 10
Hartford neat Neek when the P0li
players viii elese their summer sea-
sen ~ stock in that city, As a fare
we'll attraction 'ileE Temporary lius-
hand" viii be offered ana In u Mr.,
MeitaEh will have one Of the best
relies Of the season.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

Keep Flies Away
A sponge saturated with oil of la
vender will keep flies away.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
...RAcKSTAGE..

Beginning sunday, september a.
the Palace iheateF slil eliminate
vaudeville and become straight pie
turs thssier leaving New britain Win
hut one home Of vaudeville. the caplE
tot on West Main street. which Was
recently opened, Bigger pictures are
promised al the Palace and the nest
in vaudeville al the Capitol ny Con-
taras Bros, & Perakos, owners Of both
playhouses, There will he general
reduction in prices at the Palace and
an augmented orchestra will be one
Of the features Of each performance,
A picture promised for showing soon
is ''The Covered Wagon" raramouni's
greatest hit Of the year.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

Carl shaw and company. an orehes-
ira Of six pieces. will be one Of the
feature vaudeville acts at the Capitol
the first three days OF next week. Or
chestra acts score in New Britain and
the management Of this theater has
received several requests TO present
such offerings, Another novelty num-
her will be "fhe -Four Philips who
recently completed tour of the Keith
and orpheum bis time houses OF the
west
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

All OF John McCormack's concerts
for the coming season will be given
at the Century theater. The first is
scheduled for Sunday evening Sep
.tember 30. Mr.. Mccormack has us
TALLY given his concerts here In the
HippodromA which has been taken
over for Keith vaudeville.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

II will be a giittsring revue Of
music. dance and fashions that the
selwyns will present Irene Castle in
tins season, She will open her tour
at Foot Guard hall In Hartford TO.
night,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

The pupils OF one of the largest
schools for the blind In New York
have been given permission by Wag-
onhals and Kemper TO present THE
Hat. undoubtedly the greatest mys-
terry. play ever written. Mt special
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

BEGINNING Monday Sally" with
Marilyn Miller and Leon Enrol will
reopen two weeks engagement at
the New Amsterdam theater, Now
York.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

Arthur Howard. former leading
man with the Poll Players in Hart
ford and Miss Mary Ann Dentler,
present leading lady. will be reunited
after the close of the Hartford
stock season next week and will open
soon with a southern stock troup.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

Just as peter Pan" has become a
regular Christmas attraction In Lon
don, THE Feel" may heeeme a fegu-
lar Christmas attraction in New York,
on account Of the enormous demand
for seats during the last two weeks Of
the New York run and The necessity
OF leaving al the height of its sue
cess, The selwyns have arranged for
the play 10 come hack 10 New York,
II viii open an engagement, limited 10
eight weeks, on December - al
theaier 10 he announced later,
, 1923-08-22
OBITUARY.

Following an accident on Sunday last
in which she sustained internal injuries
lone CLAUDINA BASTIAN, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Bastian, died at the mu-
nIcIpal hospital here yesterday morning.
The deceased was only % years of age,
had graduated as nurse at the local school,
and was engaged in that pro '@ession, be-
ing a pride to her parents to whom her
passing away thus becomes a crushing
blow eyoking much popular sympathy
under the circumstances. The funeral has
been fixed for 1 30 this afternoon, from
the home in King Cross ST, TO the Holy
Cross r. C. church. Oar heartfelt con
, 1923-08-22

dolences are hereby extended to the be-
reavad parents ard others Of the family.
, 1923-08-22

ceased President of the United States.
The Vice Chairman remarked: Hon
Orable Members you have heard the mo
ton. | am not sure it will meet with the
approval Of every member; howe yer |
would like to hear the opinion OF each
one of you. | suggest that we shorten
the time-Say ten minutes.
1st Member for Frede:iksted Town
Uacks0n) would like ID know whether
the 5th Ar pointed Memoirs motion was
that members should stand with bowed
heads for half an hour. And was OF the
opinion that the motion was premature
as the Chairman mad not yet declared
the meeting opened.
The Vice Chairman remarked: | will
give the Honorable 5th Appointed Mem
Der a chance to explain.
9Th Appointed Member me IntoSbl
This is the first time this body has met
since the President of the United States
died and | think it proper that we show
some kind of respect for a few minute.
The Vice. Chairman remarked: Hon
orabie Members. Since we last MT,
the Nation to which we belong and owe
allegiance has lost, through death, its
Chief Executive, Warren Gamaliel Hard
ing, and we have joined the mother
country in mourning her dead, we have
also, through this Legislative body, con-
veyed our heartfelt sympathy to Mrs.
Harding, in he following telegram:
The Colonial Council, St. Croix,
Virgin Islands begs most respectfully
to offer its sincere coincidence in your
hour of bereavement and on the great
loss to the Nation.
| suggest that we remain standing for
one minute as a mark of respect for the
late deceased President.
Accordingly all the members stood
with bowed heads for one minute.
The Vice-C Chairman then read the fol-
Glowing communications received since
the last meeting Of the Council:
/. Letter from the Chairman OF the
Colonial Council dated August 4th, 1923,
notifying him Of MS iCler ton to leave
the island upon a Grip fOr a period OF
about three months.
2. Lettec from Desps ching Secretary
(Roy E. BARRETT reading:
9JuIy, 1928.
The Honorable.
The Chairman of the Colonial Council,
Municipality of St. Croix, Y. l.
Sir
You are hereby Informed thas The
Budget for the Municipality OF St. Croix
for the fiscal year July l, 1925 TO June
80, 1924, passed by the Colonial Council
for the Municipality of ST. Croix ii. lis
meeting held on June II, 1923, has been
sanctioned and approved in whole by
, 1923-08-22
E GS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CROIX.

FOR ST. CROIX.
IN Monday, August 20. 1923, at one
~ o'clock p. n. the Colonial Council of
St. Croix held its End Ordinary Meeting
for the present elective period.
Present were: re- Vice-C Chairman
(Robt. w. Skeoch), D. S. Armstrong,
ID, Hamilton Jackson, A. j. BIackwood,
F. Coulter. NJ. NJ. Skeoch. A. R. Nc
IntoSh, F. Andersen, HOlger lessen,
Joseph Alexander, d. C., Caoegata and
Halvor Berg. !
The Chairman Merwin) absent from
the island, End Member for Frederiksted
Country District Curry sent in excuse
of his inability to attend the meeting,
Furthermore were absent: 2nd Appoint
ed Member (NolD, LIST Member for
ChriStiansted Town (AbramsOn) and 4th
Member for Christiansted Country Dis
trict CRamsay). Furthermore the seat
of the LIST \ e nber for Frede.ikSted
Country District was vacant.
His EXcellency. Governor Henry II,
hough, Government Secretary (Zlne)
AMI Pespatching Secretary (Barrett)
were present at the meeting.
The following prayers were offered by
the Chaplain, Rev. Father Francis w.
Clair:
Almighty and eternal God, we ac-
knowledge Thee as our Creator and
the Supreme Being before whom all
must bow in humble alteration. We
thank Thee for Thy great gifts and
blessings which have come to u3 from
Thy bounty and goodness, and through
the merits of our Saviour Jesus Christ.
Give Us the grace to use all Thy gifts
according to Thy divine will, En-
tighten all who are bIrdened with au-
thority and help them with Thy grace
to perform all their ddlIe5 10 d manner
pleasing 10 Thee,
We recommend to Thy u~n0ounded
mercy, all our feIl)w-citiz5ns, that
may be blessed in the knowledge and
sanctified in the observance of Thy
most holy law.
Our Father who art in heaven, hal
lowed be Inv name, Thy kingdom
come, Thy will be done on earth as it
is in heaven, give US this day ouI daily
bread, and forgive US cur treSpasSeS, as
we forgive those who trespasS against
us, and lead US not into tie nptation; but
deliver is from evil. Amen.
5th Appointed Member NC ItoSh)
moved that discussion on the Order of
the Day be suspended for half an hour,
AMI that Members rise and stand with
bowed heads out OF respect for the de-
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Notas de Sandal

losos. Igual estudio Sc llevara a ca
bo en- otras poblaciones, relacionado
con esta otras industrias.
'El doctor Dominguez, encargado
de la hygiene infantil en- la ciudad
de Humacao, ha notifcado que du-
rante el mes Ge enero, Sc han exa-
minado ochenta casas Y en- elias 143
nilos memories de cinco amos de edad
en- los barrios de La Vega y Placer,
de los -euales son de buena robustez
636, Deficiencies 36.4. Han sido
vacunados 14.4 Y sin vacunar $40.
Entire las Intermediates observa-
das en- dichos ninos, llama la aten-
ei6n la del sistema hnfatico, en- los
cuales Sc observan 46.8 con ganglios
recrecidos, y 81 con ganglios infec-
tados, 10 cual da un 500 de los nj
nos examinados del sistema Iinfati-
co de possible infection Ge tubercuIo-
sis.
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AVISO IMPORTANTE

Ell HOTEL AIBoNITo, que cada
dia aumenta mas su credito Y su presti
gio, acSba de trasladarse al magnifeo
edifcio de tres pisos que en- la calIe
principal de este pueblo en- su pun
to mas c6ntrico animado fabric6 don
Diego Becerra e~presamente para ho-
tel.
En- tan favorables condiciones, ell HO
TEL AIBoNITO, con mobiliario nuevo
y complete en- todo, Sc complace en
of~ecer hoy ST. numerosa clientela y
al piblico en- general, las mejores CO.
modidades la mas exquisite atenci5n
en- todo su servicio.
Habitaciones amplias, hmpias ven
tiladas, tanto para falnilias como pa
ra Una sola persona; comida de la me-
jor que puede conseguirse; banos, com
pleto servicio sanitario, cerca de la
plaza, de- correo y dc los temples, to-
das eaas ventajas precios los mas
oQuitativos posibles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-15

FL Honorable Comisionado de Sa-
nidad, doctor W F. Lippitt, ha he
cho los siguientes nombramientos;
Maria z. Maldonado, nurse destina-
da al Sanatorio Insular, Rio Pie
dras; Victoria Quinones, nurse des-
tinaGa al Laboratorio Biologico; y
RodoIfo Rodriguez, para Inspector de
Sanidad de Lares.
FL dia II de febrero a las $50
A. NJ. tendran lugar los. examenes
para maestros y ofciales plomeros,
en- la Escuela Ramon Baldorioty de
Castro.
Durante cI mes De enero han sido
notifcados a Ia Sanidad, 1913 casos
de tuberculosis pulmonar, treinta ca
sos de fiebre tifoidea, y once casos
de Gifteria, ocurridos en- la Isla.
Los doctores Townsend, Ortiz, Co
roma, de San Juan, Morales Otaro Y
Fernandez Mater, auxiliados por ia
enfermera Lucia Torres, han practi-
cado en- todos los obreros y cmplea-
dos dc una fabrica de tabaco en- Ca
guas, un ninucioso examen fisico pa
ra G.eterminar el numero de tubercu-
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ANUNCIO De SUBASTA
DEPARTMENT. DEL INTERIOR
NEeoc1ADo DE oBRAs PUB11oAs
san Jaan. Febrero 8, 1e2s.
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO

san Juan, EeDTeTO y, 1873.
Propcsiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdhlica SUI
basta de las obras de construction de
Un puente de hormig6n armada de Al
metros de longitud sobre ell Rio Blan-
co de Afiasco Yahuecas en- la carre-
terra No. 8, djuntas, sec
ci6n Lares- -Adjuntas, cuyo presupues-
to aprobado asciende veinticuatro
mil novecientos cuarenta y tres d6lares
noventa y nueve centavos 1924, ,94S.99)
Sc adniitiran en- esta oicina hasta las
P. M. Gel dfa de MARIO de- 1923,
en- que Sc abriFan p1blica1nente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oicina donde Sc encuentran de
nanifiesto los documentos cue han de
ycgir en- ell contrato, v podran recogee
los licitadcres los pianos v modelos de
rroposiciones Que han de presentsr,
mediante un deposito de diez d6lares
($10) en- lnetalico o en- cheQus certif-
cado que seran reembolsados al ser de-
vueltos diclios documentos en- es piazo
de veinte COY dfas despues de efsc-
tuada Ia subasta
Sc Hama especialmente la Rtencion
dc los hcitadores hacia Ell hsefo de
cue ser& rechazada todS proposition
cuyos precios unttarios no hayan sido
escritos en- Ietras y ndmeros.
No So remitifan pianos correspon-
dientes a este contrato despues del dia
26 de febrero, 1898.
La Administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rcchazar cualquiera todas
,Ss proposiciones adjudicar Ell con-
tratO bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
JOHN A. WILSON.
- Comisionado. Advt.
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BadCO de San Juan
CONvocATORIA

Por medic de la presente Sc in-
vita a todos los accionistas de
este Banco para la AsambIea
Extraordinaria que habra de
ceIebrar esta institution ell dia
is de mario de 1923 en- la BIZ
blioteca Carnegie a las dos de
la tarde.
Kos accionistas que no pue-
dan concurrir a este acto po-
dram conferir poderes para que
sus intereses esten representa-
dos en- esta asambIea.
Esperanto verIe PERSONAL
mente meior que representado,
quedannos de usted,
Atentannente,
BANcO DE SAN JUAN,
Juan Garcia LuGO,
Sec: Interino.
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La invasion del Ruhr

de Paris, cuando la tesoneria a-e-
mana paralizaba sus cuentas ell 81 de
diciembre de 1922. IQu6 indicaban
es2s cuentas? Que la deuda flotante del
Reich habia aumentado de 377 millar-
COS de marcos durante los ultimos on
&C dias del mes, y que ella sc elevaba
entonces . 1,495 mi1Iardos. Con una ges
tion semej2nte, Gcomo Ell marco no va
hrndirse, aunque AIemania sea dis
rensada del pago en- especies?
Cuanto al pretendido malestar econo
mico que la operacion de hoy va a
producer en- Alemania, habia Im medic
bien simple de hacerle frente: era or
ganizar inmediatamente una coopera-
cion correcta entire ell KOHLENsYN-
DIKAT y la mission interaliada de con-
troll. Pero ell KoHLENSYNDIKAT Sc
dispone Embellishments la fuga con
todos sus papeles, a. propio tempo que
a denunciar todos sus contratos, de ma
nera a desencadenar el mismo el ma
lestar que Sc reprocharia despu5s a los
franceses.
En- fin, 81 alguien ignora am la pro
pagands de reaccion y de revancha que
ha horecido en- A,emania hasta ell pre-
sente, -nientras las repsraciones no
eran pagadas y Los soldados franceses
no Sc encontraban en- ell RuhT,-le aeon
sejarfamos de leer la declaration va
lerosa que un ofcial aleman, ell gene
raj schoenatch, hizo ell de enero ante
una comisi6n del Reichstag. En- ella Sc
vera como bajo ell gobierno de la Re
pilbliea Aiemana, ningdn republican,
ruede permanecer en- ell Reichswehr, '
como los jefes misnos de este ej6rcito
no serian obedecidos, 81 Sc dispusieran
e defender la Republica contra un
golpe de Estado monarquico. Ell gobier-
no de los Estados Unidos ignoraba sin
dnda esas cosas, cuando anllnci6 aver
cue retiraba sus tropas del Rim. La
(Continua en- Ia pag 1O)
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tCOutinuaci6n de la pasna u

que ha retirado de Paris un emba-
iador que hubiera podido ser I'm can
ciller mas fe.iz que M. Cuno, ella ha
tenido cuidado en- dejar a un encarga,
90 de negocios. A los ojos del gobier-
no aleman, es pues evidente que Ell ira
tado subsiste. Pero el canciller Cuno
ha pronunciado aver palabras bastante
graves. 81 los telegramas de Berlin ex
presan bien SUI pensamiento, ha excla-
mado:- 'Las reparaciones seram sus-
pendidas por 10 que respecta Fran
cia y B6.gica''. Por otra parte, Sc
declara en- Berlin que las comisiones i'll
teraliadas de control mihtar no po-
dran realizar Su empresa en- Alemania,
porque los sucesos del Ruhr sobreexci-
tan la poblacion del Reich. ST esas fra
ses traducen la opinion rehexiva Y de-
fnitiva de- gobierno aleman, es este
gobierno quien toma deliberadamente
la responsabilidad de violar ell tratado
de Versailles en- dos de sus parties mas
importantes: las reparaciones debidas
Francia y Belgica, y ell control de los
armamentos alemanes. Sc podria, en-
caso necesario, derivsr de ahi ciertas
conclusiones necesarias.
Que Sc nos pernita hacer una Ultima
observation, otorgando,e una importan
cia particular. Sc cuenta que la ope-
racion de hoy va a agravar las diff
cultades financieras economicas del
Reich. Sc cuenta que va favoreeer
EN- Alemania la propaganda de reac-
cion Y de revancha. A todos aquellos
que oiran lamar contra Ia Frsncia Sc
mejantes insinuacienes, les pedimos de
examinar por 81 misnos los hechos Y
juzgar 81 los acusadores de la Francia
son gentes de buena fe.
No Sc hablaba de ocupar Essen y
no Sc conocia adn e. plan frances que
liza . ser sOmetido la cOnferencia
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ANUNCIO DE- SUBASTA
COBIERNo MUNICIPAL DE
NAGUABo
Febrero h. 192S.

Febrero 10, 1928.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pdbhca subasta
de las obras de construction de lin edi-
hcio de horInig6n armada para Casa
Consistorial en- Naguabo, P, R., cuyo
presupuesto aprobado asciende a la SUI
ma de vEINTTCUATRo MIL QUIZ
NIENTos vEINTIDos CON 98I1Oo
1924, ,522. .93) Sc admitiran en- esta Of
Gina hasta las 900 P. M. del dfa "a
de Febrero de 1928, en- que Sc abriran
publicamente
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la ofcina del Comisionado MuIlici-
pal de Servicio Publico de Naguabo,
6onde Sc encuentran de manifesto los
documentos que han de regir en- ell con-.
trato, podran los Iicitadores recoger
los pianos modelos de proposiciones
cue han de presentar, mediante un de
rosito de DIEZ DoLAREs (S1o.oo)
que seran reemboIsados al ser devueltos
eichos documentos en- el plazo de vein
te (20) dias despu6s de efectuada la
subasta
La administration Sc reserva el de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, el de adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones que
as de precio solamente.
Ramon A. RIOS
Comisionado Municipal de
Servicio Publico. Advt.
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Sabe I'd. 10 que as oSTEOs
PATTA? OSTEOPATIA es la
ciencia de curar ajustando Ia
Co!umna Vertebral y nervios; re-
novando la circulation de 10
sangre por tratamiento manual
sin necesidad de usar drogas .
electricidad.
81 tOdAs las parties del Org&-
ntsmo humane estan en- condi.
ct6n perfecta Ia sangre circula
bten, los Ilervfos ordenadoA su
cerebro despejado, su caerpe
&gil; esta I'd. saludable y este
10 puede hacer OSTEOPATLA.
5Deses I'd. conservarse siemprs
sAludable, joven, fuerte y feliz7
Nc sufra toda su vida, ciirese .
tempo. Pruebe los tratam1en-
tos de OSTEOPATIA.
OSTEoPATIA cura dislocA-
clones, torceduras. Tos FerinA,
Gatarro, Pulmonfa, Influenza
todas classes de intermediates.
Unico Doctor en- OSTEOPA-
TIA en- Puerto Rico:--
DIR. s. NJ. HALEY.
Consultorio:-
Altss Colmado Standard
Tel6fonos:--
Ohcina 627 San Juan
Residences 262 Santurcs.
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tai Ola COMO HOY.

fcontinnaci6n de "a rag. s.l

(Continuaci6n de Ia Fag. 81
Puertorriqueno tuve 20 la honra de ha
Ger colocar su retrato al 6leo para
oompletar el cuadro immortal de los
tres informadores abolicionistas de
1867.
Tambi6n tuve la honra de hacer CO.
Iocar en- aquel augusta salon Ell del mol
vidable Ruiz Belvis. Hoy estan las tres
estrellas luininosas en- aquella Casa, sir
yiendo de ejemplos a las generaciones
que suben, como mobiles varones de la
tradici6n diamantina.
Cayetano COLL Y TosTE.
(Del ''Bo,etin Hist6rico de Puerto
Rico -.
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Ell CORREsPONsAL.
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BUEY ARROLLADO

En- la carretera que conduce &c
Catano Bayamon ell automovil que
guiaba Alfonso B. Medina, arroll6 a
un buey de Ramon Nieves, ocasio-
nandole un golpe en- la pata trasera
derecha. Medina fue denunciado por
la policfa.
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DESDE SABANA GRANDE

COSECHA DE CANA:-Se ase-
gura que la cosecha del "dulce pro-
ducto" sera alredor de un cincuenta
per ciepto menos que la del ano pa
sado.
Entire los agricultores reina gran
animation, pues esperan que ell az6-
car alcance I'M alto precio.
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oriniones de la Prensa Americana
sobrs la maravillosa production "BA-
Jo-DoS BANDERAS''
lei MOTION PICTURES NEWS"
''Un derroche incompatible de ac-
ci6n y fotografia Un brinante espec-
tacnlo desde el principle hasta Ell fin ;.
Advt.
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NEGOClADO De MATERlALES,
IMPREMTA Y TRANSPORTE
San Juan, P r.
SUBASTA POR EFEcTOS DE
EScUELAS

Sc 5cibiran proposicjones en-.
sobre c3rrado hasta las 500 de
Ia tarde &c mario IS, 1923. pa
"a el suninistro al Cobisrno In
suIar en- San Juan de efectos es
coIares.
Puedsn obtenerse proposicio-
nes en- bIanco dirigiandose all
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-02-22

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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-02-22
1877 COUNTIES SURVEYED IN
FIGHT AGAINST BARBERR1

The fifth year of the campaign for
the eradication of the common bar
berry in order to control the black
stem rust of wheat has drawn to a
close with an additional area equiva-
lent to 1877 counties completely sur
veyed by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Of these Is
counties in Minnesota and n county
in Iowa are surveyed with funds
furnished by these states. In this
survey 209,397 bushes were located
on 5,918 properties.
The eradication area comprises 13
of the n~orth-central wheat growing
states and all these states now have
enacted legislation requiring the re-
moval of common barberry bushes.
The original survey was practically
completed in three of the states
Montana, Colorado mad Wyoming.
Investigations of the time, rate and
manner of spread of rust from bar
berry bushes, made during the sum-
mer, give additional evidence of the
enormous losses directly traceable to
individual bushes and hedges and
further emphasize the necessity of
removing the last bush, if the great
est measure of success is to be ac-
complished in the control of the dis
ease.