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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
LAYS
| IDEAS BEFORE
COP. MEETING
Endorsee of League for Con
gress Says He Has Respect
For Coolidge

John C. Sherman of Steele, Kid
der county, endorsed by the Non
parrisans for Congressman from
the Second district, placed some
of his ideas before the public for
the first time since his endorse
ment, at the meeting Of the Re-
publican state committee held here
this morning.
sherman, who is Republican
committeeman from kidder coun-
| ty, styled himself a progressive
Republican.
Sherman was one of the dele
gates to the Republican state COM
mittce meeting of December %,
1923, which commanded the candi-
dacy of Calvin Coolidge. He said
he voted for it and would stand by
his actions.
al serve notice right here" he
said, "that if l am elected Con-
gresham from this district and go
down to Washington Pm not going
down there as an enemy OF Calvin
Coolidge or Big Business If
believe Coolidge or Big Business
are wrong l will not hesitate tc
fight against them, but I'm not
, going as an enemy"
Sherman said that he was ;
great admirer of LaFollette ant
agreed with him on most Of hi!
actions, but not all, and that hi
; had great respect for Presiden
Coolidge, although he did not agre'
: with him on many things he does
II have respect for any man VIII
honestly stands by the principle
\ he believes are right" said Sher
5 man.
He declared his attitude was no
inconsistent. When the Republi
can state committee met, he sale
he believed and still believes tina
: I4aFollette has no chance Of gettin
e the Republican presidential nom
t nation. With the fight apparent
between Coolidge and Hiram Johr
/, son, he said he preferred Coo
l. idge. He said that if there was
e straight-out choice as. betwee
e Coolidge and LaFollette at TIL
e time he would choose LaFollette
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
AT THE MOVIES
THE EI.TINCE


Wesley Barry let his face catch
on fire and had quite lively time
when flaming candle collided
with his be-whiskered disguise dur
ing the filming of a scene for
George Washington, Jr." The
freckled star had donned the dis
guise in order to retrieve a stolen
treaty from a Bolshevik den. The
room was dark, save for lighted
candle. and as the youngster bent
over the table the flames caught
his whiskers and committed arson.
George Washington, Jr.", his
latest starring vehicle, is a delight
full comedy picture about boy
who took our first president as
his model, and refused to comprc-
mise with the truth. AS a result,
he lands into many scrapes and
balls up his fathers plan to marry
off an adopted niece to a hokum
! count. In the end, however, he
bravely tells a lie, so as to patch
| up friendship between his father
and his fathers enemy.
George Washington, Jr." is be-
ing shown at the Eltinge theatre
today and tomorrow, Friday and
Saturday with Pathe News and a
Ben Turpin comedy, pitfalls of a
Big City" also on the program.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
AT THE CAPITOL

Col. William e. Hawley, who
staked out the town of Casper,
Wyoming, where Owen Wister
wrote and laid the scenes of his
classic novel, "The Virginian," and
who was pal of the novelist
more than a quarter of a century
ago, was consulted almost daily by
Director Tom Forman, during the
filming of the Preferred Picture
version of the novel, at the Capitol
Theatre commencing Monday.
Col. Hawley, a white-haired vet
eran Of the early days Of the great
Southwest, was the little "cow
towns" first mayor and it was
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MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mrs. H. Hendrickson entertained
at a miscellaneous shower last even
ing in honor Of her sister, Miss Hell
en- Andrist who will wed Bernard
Andrus tomorrow morning. Various
games were played during the eSen'
ing at which Helen Andrist received
the prize. Fifteen we're present and
a delicious luncheon was served at
midnight by the hostess after which
the honor guest was presented with
many beautiful gifts. Music was fur
nished during the evening by Cath
crime and Helen Andrist and Bern
ard Andrus which was greatly en-
joYed. by the guests.
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K. G. BANQUET TONIGHT

The committee in charge Of ar
engagements for the X. c. banquet
to be given this evening at 6:30 in
the auditorium of st. Mapy's School
are very busy this afternoon ccm-
pleting arrangement for the affair.
A large attendance is promised and
every knight is expected to bring his
lady as the banquet has been arrarg-
ed in their l),nor. A good dinner and
program have been planned.
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GO TO LINTON

F. J. Grady and l. K. Thompson,
District Deputy, accompanied Rev. w.
J.. Hutchinson, Executive Secretary
for North Dakota Of the National
Masonic Service Association, to Lin
ton last evening where Rev. Hutche-
son gave a lecture upon the subject,
Service" The same men will drive
to Steele this afternoon and be
guests at the Masonic meeting in
that city this evening.
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PEP MEETING

At g O'Clock this afternoon a short
literary program was given in the
high school auditorium at which the
high school orcestra rendered sever
al selections and Miss Esther Hoist
gave a reading. The Valley City bas-
ket ball team were guests at the
high school this afternoon. At thu
close of the literary program a per
meeting was held. The local basket
ball team meets Valley City tonight
in the gym.
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PAGE FIVE
GARY SAILS

New York, Feb. S.-Elbert IA.
Gary, chairman of the board OF
the United States Steel Corpor-
alton and Mrs. Gary sailed on the
steamship Santa Theresa .yester-
day for several months holiday
in South America. They will visit
Chile. Argentine, Peru and uru-
quay.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
Social and Personal
THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB

THURSDAY MUSICAL CLUB
The Thursday Musical Club met
with Mrs. j. A. Larson at the
home, 812 Sixth Street, yesterday
afternoon. Twenty-one members
were present and Mrs. Arthur
Bauer was the leader for the after
noon. The following program was
given:
Vocal-"I Love YOU" (Grieg);
"Sylvelin" (Sinding)-Mrs. r. A.
Tracy.
Plano Morning Mood from
Peer Gynt (Grieg)-Mrs. }. l..
Hughes.
Nocal-"With a Violet" (Gricg)
Mrs. NJ. Morris.
Piano-"Norwegian Bridal Pro
cession" (Grieg)-Mrs. Arthur
Bauer.
Vocal-"Solveig's Song" (Grieg)
"My Heart and the Lutte" (Kjeruff)
Mrs. w. J. Targart.
Two Part Chorus-"Lullaby'
(Mildenberg) Larson
French, Jones, Morris.
Vocal-"My Lover, He Come:
on the Ski" (Leighter)-Mrs. Ar
thur Bauer.
Trio--"Apple Blossoms" Leigh
ter); "Win' a-Bloin' Gentle" (Ro
ma -Mesdames Barnes, Scothor1
and Morris.
After the program the hostes
served dainty refreshments.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
CARD Of THANKS

We desire to thank all our friends
and relatives who so kindly assisted
us during the recent illness ana
death of our mother and grand moth
er, Mr.. Zoe White. by their every
sympathy. kindncsscs and beautiful
floral offerings.
Children and GrandcEil-
drcn of Mrs. White.
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1 BANQUET GIVEN,

A baftdulet was given to officers
ands nonscommissioned officers Of
Company A, National Guard, at the
Grand Pacific hotel last night by the
entertainment committee. Those
present were: Capt. II. A. Brocopp'
list Sergt. Geo. Schmidt, Sergt. l.. s.
Elensby, Sergt. VIM. Garske, Sergt
M. d. Avery, Corp. II. T. Livdahl
Corp. L. l.. Wyciskala, private first
class, J. D. Russ; private first class,
v. A. Weaker. A banquet will be Civ
en- for the entire company soon.
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ENTERTAINs FOR DAUGHTER

Mrs. w. S. Roher entertained
twelve friends of her little daugh-
ter, Miss Audry, last evening from
5 to 8 p. M. at pretty party. Dec
orations and table appointments
were in keeping with the Valentine
season. A delicious supper was
served at three small tables with
valentine place cards and red val
entine boxes of candies as favors.
Various games were played during
the evening with music and sing
ing Of songs to the delight of the
girls.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08

STANDARD BEARERS MEET
The Standard Bearer Society
will meet Saturday evening at
1880 with Miss Grace Cook, Sol
Fifth Street. The program will be
in charge Of Miss Beatrice Regis
ter. All members are requested to
be present.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
LOCAL COUPLE WE'D

At the Young Peoples service
last evening Florence Thompson
and John Halfenste;n were united
in marriage by Ensign E. Sherpin
at the Salvation Army Hall. Fred
Halfenstein and Ruby Apland were
the. attendants. Miss Thompson
was a nurse at the Bismarck hos
pital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
REV. FINWALL ILL

Friends of Rev. C. w. Finwall,
pastor of the Emmanuel First Baptist
Church of Fargo will regret to learn
that he has been suffering with an
infected foot, but is improved sudi-
Gently. that he expects to teach his
Bible, Glass of men at Sunday School
next Sunday. 1t will be impossible
! fon him to. occupy the pulpit, however
,con Sunday morning.
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Flowers for Sunday. Wills
Dollar Box. Just Call 784-W,
Wills Greenhouses. 319-3rd
Street.
DOCTOR SHOWS HOW
80. MENTHOL AIDS COLDS

UOClON ShOWo I1OW
-. MENTHOL AIDS COLDS
Everybody knows the disagreeable
feeling of having ones head "all
stopped up" by cold or catarrh. Pro-
badly few people know that i is
caused BY "foam." Yet that is what
was shown by. recent experiments to
determine the action of menthol and
of peppermint, which is much like
menthol in its action.
+ These compounds have long been
known to doctors and laymen as we'll
for their beneficial effects. They
enjoy we'll deserved popularity for
they give real relief and are known
to be absolutely harmlessy something
that could not be said, Of some old
time remedies which depended on
opium or ipecac for results.
The aetna explanation of men.
thol's action was for long time
somewhat a mystery. Doctors knew
it had no astringent action, neither
did it increase the discharge.
| In the course Of the research il
was found that the stopped up
| sensation was caused by mucus ano
pus, mostly in the form OF 'foamy
accretions. On making tests will
foams Of water and soap, blood, sal
iva, and similar liquids it was found
that applications Of menthol or pep
permint quickly dissolved them.
Evidently these foam-cuttini
agents have similar effect in tn
human air passages, which explains
the quick relief they give.
Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly is an old
we'll known remedy, which uses 9TH
foam dissolving action Of menthol +
get results in cases ofycatarrR, colds
and other ailments of head, nose an
throat. 1t is again being advertise
in The Tribune three times a weel
and local druggists report that sale
I.are showing steady increase.
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" C. r AUXILIARY

A regular meeting of the U. C. T.
Auxiliary will be held tomorrow
evening at Elk's Hall at o'clock.
Dancing and refreshments will follow
the business meeting.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Jacob pullman returned to
Sesher home at New Leipzig this after
II noon after receiving treatment at
local hospital here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
INSPECTS SCHOOL

y > INSPECTS SCHUUL
c. E Pickles, State High School
inspector, has been visiting the local
high school yesterday and today. His
visit is in the nature Of an inspection
Of the work done here preparatory
to its rating as q secondary school.
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VERY Low AT HOSPITAL
Miss Minnie Hennesy is reported
to be very low at the St. Alexius Hos
pital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
prTr1pNS 10 BISMARCK

RETURNS TO BISMARCK
Mrs. George D. Allen, mother
of e. j. Gobel arrived from Liv-
ingston, Montana where'she visit
ed with relatives to spend the
spring and summer at the home OF
her son and family.
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Jchn Fink, Ashley; johannes Van de
Ncrst, Westfeld; Keith Livingston,
Hurdsfield; Mrs. Frank Bitter, Beu-
lah; A. B. Veum. Parshali; Mrs.
Marlin Schow, Stanton; Mrs, ). Is
Granville. Wing; Mrs. Albert Littie'
Wing: Fred w. Homeycr, Eureka
s. u. Discharged: Mrs Helmer
S.arr Mandan; Ida Part, beulan;
Mrs. Grover Anderson, IuttIc.
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RETURNS HOME

Mrs. Earnest Chapman returned to
I her home at Fort Yates today after
having spent several days here shop
ping. 20 ST.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

Anna Josephine Mari. w. Bernard
Andrus and Helen c. Andrist.
John Helfenstein and Florence
Thompson.
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Big Banquet and Program.
Methodist Church, Feb. II,
6:15 p. m. Under auspices
Mems Club. Price IS cents.

HOW TO STRENGTHEN EYES
In a surprising short time simple
camphor, witchhazel, hydrastis,
etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye
wash, strengthens eyes so you can
read or work more. One small
bottle shows results. Aluminium
eye cup free. Jos. Breslow, drug
qist. $500.
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TO HEBRON

Mrs. Bergmeyer and two children
returned to Hebron this afternoon
after visiting her husband who is
i'll at one of the local hospitals.
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FROM BEACH

Mrs. E. Suffer, wife Of DR.. Suffer
of Beach arrived in the city today
to enter one Of the local clinics.
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Hoy Crater HOnored

BOY Orator HOnOred
.Arwin c. Hage, S-year-old son OF
former Representative and Mrs. D..
T. Hage of Mclean county, has
been CHOSEN from several hund ed
children to broadcast "Lincoln,s
Gettysburg Address" over Station
woo, Davenport, Iowa, at an ALI
Juvenile program on Monday eve
ming, February H. The program
commences at T:l5.
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D. A. r. STATE MEETING

ID. A. r. STATE MEETING
Daughters Of the American Rev
olution will hold their annual State
Convention On March Is and 10, at
Grand Forks. Mrs. George NJ.
Young. who is now in Washington,
D. c., is State Regent, and has an
nounced these dates and states she
will be in attendance at these
meetings. No program plans have
as yet been announced but the
Chapter at Grand Forks are max
ing arrangements for an interest.
ing program of entertainments
during the two-day session.
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ST AlexiuS UOSDital

st. NIeXluS Hospital
Admitted to the st. AlcXius Hos
pital for treatment: Mrs, T. +. Sulli-
An. Bismarck; Dan Mckenzie, Super
-. wisconsin,; Mrs. Earl Hart, hal
liday; A. Getfre, StrasburG; Dom
Gclnalt. Thinner: Mrs. ID. lsaak
krem; Miss Edna Guenthner, krem
Mrs. c. J. Lynne. Turtle Lake. Dis
charged: Dick Wilkens, youngstown
Miss Medicine Crow, Indian School
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Marriage Licenses
The following have been granted
licenses to marry, all of Bismarck.
Edwin Wesley Mandigo and Miss
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-02-08
CITY NEWS

Birth Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. UVcrDee an
nouncc the arrival OF baby girl
at the Bismarck hospital.
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Installing Equipment

Installing Equipment
J. Chaser of the Mcintosh and
Seymour Company, New York, ar
rived here last night to install the
Diesel engines in the municipal
waterworks plant. A. Roberts of
the Mcfarland Engineering Com
pany, Kansas City, is here to in
stall the filtration plant equipment.
The steam heating plant of the
filtration plant is reported com
pleted.
Bismarck Hospital.
Admitted to- the Bismarck hospital
for treatment: Mrs. Jacob Matthew
IIrderwond: Ella Arnold. Parshall
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MANDIGo-MARR NUPTIALs

Edwin w. Mandigo and Miss An.
ma Josephine MARI were married
Wednesday evening, February 6,
at 8 o'clock by Rev. ]. G. Monson
at the Trinity English Lutheran
Church. Calvin Christoph was the
groom's attendant and Miss Louise
MARI, sister of the bride was
the bridesmaid. Only members OF
the immediate family were pres.
ent at the wedding ceremony.
Miss Mari has been in the EN-.
ploy of the Bank of North Dakota
for some time and Mr.. Mandigo is
connected with the Oscar Will SeeC
Store.
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Ell .UN ENcUENTRo PERSONAL.
continuation de la la. plana)


por ALI cerca el herido fue trasla-
dado al Hospital Municipal.
En- un principle los medicos op.na-
ron qte la bala lie habia interesado
el vientre; pero las autoridades. te-
nIsndo en- cuenta que todos los m5di-
COS de Yauco son enemigos del Sr.
del Toro, ordenaron que viniera de
Ponce, Ell DR.. Lopez Nussa, quien ope-
70 al herido v encontro que la herida
habia stdo superficial que la bala Sc
hatia alojado en- una cadera.
Practicada Ia Investigation por ell
Juez Municipal de alli. Lcdo. otero,
tie caliico el delito de atentado a la
vda y le sefialo una fianza de diez
nil do'arss, Ia cual fue prestada inme-
diatamente.
FL Fiscal de Distrito fue avisado
del Escho Y tambien intervino en- la
investigation de Los hechos.
Con motive de haber algunos testi-
sos que declararon que Ell revolver
dal Sr. del Toro fue cogido por Girls
tino Antongiorgi debido a que este
Sc neso entregarlo, ha sido procesa-
do por el Fiscal por delito contra la
justicia pdblica.
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EL@NDo
vERDAD Y JUSTlcIA

FDITORES: Puerto Rico Ilnstrado Inc
DIRECTOR: Sergio Romanacce.
ADMINISTRATOR Alexandra B0zz0.
OFLCTNAS: 'PuertO Rico Iiustrado
Building.
TeIsfOno 1922. -. p. o. Box 345
Diriiase In correspondence InfOrma-
tiva hteraria> a la direction.
Para anuncios. comunicados, etc,
dir girse al Administrator.
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION
En- Puerto Rico.
TRIMFSTRE -. -. 5 2.25
SEMESTRE -. - --s. =, 4.O0
AS0 l.. i. =. ,.-F.5o
En- el ExtranjerO
SEMESTRE j.. -. =. =. ..-..... 5 80
ANO - =. - 49,
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EDIToRIALEs
VISTA PUBuCA LMPORTANTE

El martes tendra lugar una de
las vistas pubicas mas importan=
tes--tal vez Ia mas-que haya ce=
lebrado en- su existencia ohclal la
Comision de Servicio Publico.
Cuantiosos intereses estaran re-
presentados en- ell acto, unos q
nombre de la Compaiiia del trole
v los otros en- ell de las guaguas
que hacen ell servicio entire San
Juan. .Santnrce y Rio Piedras,
Esfa batalla sera decisiva, pues
de ella dependera,. segln sc haS
dicho. Ell Que una u otra parte
desaparezca, va que Ia primera
alega uue Ia existencia de la otra
le resulta ruinosa, imposibilitan=
dole realizar ciertas meioras que
tiene en- mente.
No hay dnda cue el asunto es
de suma trascendencia, no solo
por ell perjuicio Immediate que un
fallo de la Comision podria cau=
sar cualquiera de las parties, si-
no tamb en- por las funestas con=
secuencias que determinada deci-
sion pudiera traer consigo para Ell
bienestar de los habitantes de San
Juan, Santurce Y Rio Piedras.
En- esta clase de copfiictos hay
necesidad de que ese poder, Ia Coz
mission de Servicio Publico. sepa
terciar en- la lucha, aportando una
formula de avenencia, satisfacto-
ria, fin de que no haya desca-
Iabros cue lamentar, porque tan-
TO deracho tiene la Compaiiia del
trole para explotar su negocio Coz
mo los dueiios de guaguas en- sal-
var Il suyo~ Is, pues . la au=
toridad competente q Ia que toca.
con taCto. con amplio seutido del
asunto, estudiar tan dificil pro-
blenia Y aportar. Y hasta impo-
rer, 81 necesario fuere, 81 no una
formula de justicia absolute. cuan
do menos una de comoda avenen+
cia Y conciliacion para ambas par
tes.
Is indudable que ell fallo de la
Comision, cualquiera que este sea
en- el asunto, habrs de despertar
Ell consiguiente interes general en-
Ia opinion pnblica, va que sobre
el tapete del referido ORGANISING
pende de solucion un problema de
imperiosa necesidad, como 10 es
81 del trafico.
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KoIynos
~ CREMA DENTAL


Las enfermodades cuestan dinero.. iUd
Sc da cuenta de 10 que Il cucssa un
ataque prolongado Dc cal,ntaras fiebre?
Esla.puede evitaFse fdciluxnte.
III TONIC0 ANTTFERRIL Y FE
RIStGiN0sOa DE LEONARDO cura
las calenturas y fiebres inoontinen;i. Las
cnfermedades no duran. a gasio no es
grande. Tambien canisihuye Vigorizar
y purificar Ia sangrc, impidiendo asi el
retdTno dc IA fiebrc.
II TONICO ANTTFEBRIf. Y FE-
RItUGIN0SO DE LiONARDI' es de
sabor agfad1hle y es del TODD inofersivo.
Sc vende con garaniia dc rcembolsar el
dincro 81 los resultadoss no son satisfac-
tories. Pida LEONARDO al farFaaceu-
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viosan q pals &c uno q oiro ex-

#A&1A4k - kAAto &@ A&A9 N@ 8@A@ 80
tremo, abriendo, de paso. abun-.
dantes campos de actividad don=
dc ganan el pan de cada dia nu-
merosos trabajadores.
En- algunos paises, ,-aqui va no,
puede decirse sidos ell origen
Gle. la desaparicion de los peque-
nos terratenientes la escasez de
caminos puhl.cos, que al oblgar
81 agricultor a transporter sus
frutos en- los medios a su alcance,
credo comprobado 10 inutil de esa
tarea, nor cuanto resultaban ma
vores los gastos que ell beneficio
obtenidc.
La existencia de buenos cami-
nos es 10 Que nromueve la rique-
"a de los puehlos. la cual solo Sc
obtiene cuando en- ciudades v cam
pos sc rivaliza en- la labor de
oreacion industrial v en- la faena
Gle cultivo agricola. Ademas, es Ia
existencia de carreteras que unan
l1s pueblos 10 que determina ell
aporte de las fuerzas vivas de un
pals.
. Muchos otros son los beneficios,
pnes. one Sc. derivan del plan de
carreteras de Puerto Rico: entire
clos. los principales. aporte de
trabaio honrado, on la actualidad
v en- Ell future, abaratamiento de
Ia vida v consagracion a las faes
mas agricolas e industriales en- to-
do Ell pals.
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Hotel Belgica

HaDitaciones frescas. comidas
excelentes. Situado en- vale vi
Ia No. 3 ell sitio mas centrico de
Ponce.
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rial que le seria sometido al pre-
sidente Coolidge.
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UN IMPORTANCE PER1oD1co
(co1tinuaci6n de la Ira. pag }

guridad de 10 que Sc lie guarda para
ei future. Ell mejor modo de ayudar
a su progreso es otorgandole el ma
yor caudal possible de gobierno pro-
pio con una promesa final de auto
nomia independence para estimu-
larle.
(Del Newark Evening News")
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CAMTNOS

NADIA cs para Puerto Rico tan
it'll como la construction Y con-
servacion de carreteras que vies
ne realizando ell Dpto. del Inte-
rior. gracias a 10 cual muchas Y
huenas Was de communication atra
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WASHINGTON. enoro IL. Gable
francesl .-El DEPARTMENT. de Estado
ha hecho saber que el Gobierno de obre
g6n Ia demandado de este pals permi-
50 psra podcr pasar sus tropas de Ma
CO, Arizona hasta m pinto determine
do de Texas para despues entrar de
nuevo en- territorio mejicano para ope-
rar contra los revolucionarios.
Sc cree que el Gobierno de Washing
ton, concedera su autorizacionl al Co
bierno Federal.
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Ell GoBIEPNo DE OREGON PInE
PERMISo A WASHINGTON PARA
EAcER PAsAR UN DEsTAcANrEN-
TO lie TRoPAs PoR ARIZONA