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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02
NOTAS DE FoRTALEzA

Ell Secretario Executive ha expedido
lfcencia para cazar portar armas de
caza, al sr. Carlos H. Ball. de San
Juan.
lei Gobernador ha aprobado ell nom
hramiento hecho favor del Sr. Jose
g. Rodriguez Cebollero, para que ac-
tue como Juez Sustituto de la Cor
tie Municipal de vieques, mientras dure
la licencia del Juez propietario.
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Ell DR.. BAIz NO Sc VA DE P. r
santurce, abril 80 de 1924


sr. Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, P. r.
Mi estimado amigo
lie agradecere la publication de es-
tas lineas en- su ilustrado peri6dico.
varias personss me han preguntado
81 es cierto que me pienso ir de P. r.
y lie he contestado que hasta la fecha
no he pensado tai cosa.
Esta noticia la andan propaganda por
San Juan y la Isla con la idea de ha-
cerme dafo en- mi profession.
Y ruego mi numerosa clientela
tanto en- San Juan como en- la Isla
que, no de credito dicha noticia. ].
Dandole las gracias sr. Director, soy
su amigo de siempre.
DIR. LEO. BAIz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02
PARA PONCE

Aver salieron para Ponce los sef1o-
res Pipo Maldonado y Antonio Gordian,
manager y cronista del Ponce. Ell mo-
two que los trajo San Juan, fue
la reunion final del Campeonato de
Baseball, que empezara Ell domingo cua
tro. Las impresiones que llevan nues-
tros amigos no son halagadoras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02
Il COrllite NaCiiOllaI

De peliculas, al estrenarse DE LOS
HARAPos A LA RIQUEzA la procla-
mo una de las mejores peliculas para
familias. ga ss
VEALA ell VIERNES y SABADO
5 DE MAYO en- ell TEATRO TRES
BANDERAs luego en- ToDos los Cl-
MES importantes. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02
BALE EN- Ell cIRCULo
DE RECREo DE SAN GERMAN


Hemos recibido atenta invitacion
del Presidente del Circulo de Recreo
de la ciudad de San German, para un
baile de conianza que ha de celebrarse
en- los salones de dicho centro social,
Ell dia de mayo.
La directiva Sc propone celebrar con
este bale Ell primer aniversario, del
traslado del Circulo su nuevo local,
por 10 que hay extraordinaria anima.
ci6n entire todos los socios para asis-
tir al festival. SO s s5ass a
Estimamos en- su justo valor la in
vitaci6n recibida, " deseamos que la
mas franca algeria irnpere en- Ell sim
patico acto. a,t ~ saY
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OFICINAS
Frescas : Ventiladas
Tranquilas,
Higienicas y Baratas
EDIFICIO GONZALEZ PADIN
San Juan, P. R.
RIBosoH Y HUMAcAo EN- cAYEY

.Segun not!cias de Cayey el domingo
jugaran en- la Liga del Club Deportivo
de Cayey, los formidables equipos Hu-
macao Y Ribosch. En- ese dia empeza-
ra La serie insular de verano otofio.
Las madrinas de las respectivas move
mas lanzaran las primeras bolas, acom-
pafiadas del Alcalde. Los Fernandez no
han omit.do gastos para darle mas va
lor la fiesta deportiva que Sc llevara
cabo en- ell simpatico pueblo de
Carlotita. la
De Humacao Sc prepare una gran ex
cursion.
IT E., w.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02

ALFONSO LAMB Y PEREZ

Esta distinguida DANA que ejercia ell
profesorado en- ell pueblo de Salinas,
P. B., rindi6 la jornada de la vida, en-
la edad en- que su clara intehgencia
fecundaba, admirado ell noble esfuerzo
de su delicada Y altruista mission en-
pro de la nifiez. 's'-s Y
Ella fu6 un dechado de virtud en- ell
ejercicio ejemplar de su alta inteiectiva
labor. ~ si''@4
La muerte extingui6 aquel angel de
Luz, tan it'll para la nifez, quien
transmitia sus conocimientos po- me-
dio de una saba enseianza. ~
sus apreciables padres don Santiago
Lamb dofia Ramona Perez; sus que
ridos hermanos don Nicasio Lamb, Lu-
ella, Conrada y Fidelina por medic de
estas lineas hacen constar su honda
gratitud los Sres. don Emilio Call
mano, don Luis Ortiz y dona Estefan1a
Ramirez y denas personals que Sc inte-
resaron por que ell sepelio de nuestra
hermana, quedara 10 mas lucido posi-!
BILE.
A los partidos Unionista, Republica-
no socialistas q. coadyuvaron directa
mente al mayor exito de conducir hasta
la Metropolis de .esta localidad los yer
W
tos despojos de La que en- vida Sc la
mo Alfonso Lamb Perez.
Paz a los restos de la .culta profeso-
ra fenecida! Antonio CALIMANo.
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UNA CoNFERENcIA DEL DIR. GAR
CHA DE QUEvEDo

Hemos .recibido. atenta invitaci6n
para una conferences que en- los salo-
mes de la Association Medica de esta
ciudad, dara Ell DR.. Luis Garcia de
Quevedo, en- la noche del dfa de hoy !.
FL culto galeno disertara sobre Ell te-
ma: "Fisiologia del Pensamiento"
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BIBLIOCRAFIA
sLA CoPA DE ANACREoNTE":
jose A. Baiseiro

Hemos recibido Ell tiltimo libro de
versos del inspirado poeta porto
rriquefio Don Jose A. Balseiro, que
bajo Ell suggestive titulo de s'La
Copa de Anacreonte" acaba de dar a
la publicidad, editado por la Editorial
Mundo Latino, de Madrid, On Pr6logo
de don Eduardo Marquina y Epilogo de
don Francisco villaespesa.
LA Copa de Anacreonte' es el
cuarto nbro de versos del joven poeta,
y como muy bien ha dicho villaespesa
es ''la consagraci6n defnitiva de toda
una adolescencia lirica'. Muchos de
los poemas que fguran en- este tomo
fueron leidos en- Ell Ateneo de Madrid,
cuando nuestro companero ocup6
por segunda vez la catedra de
aquel Centre, obteniendo uno de sus mas
defnitivos triunfos. Todasla prensa ma
drilefia Sc ocup6 extensamente del nue.
vo Ibro de Balseiro, pr6ximo entonccs
a publicarse. y que hoy We la luz pi-
blica para consagrar defnitivamente q
su autor. Contiene ell nuevo hbro pos
mas tan bellos y terminados como ''El
Canto Nuevo'', Gel Maiana', "Pcr
10 Divino'' s'No Esperes nada'', los
cuales, especialmente los tres tiltimos,
marcan, como dice ell brillante crit;co
espaiiol Don Andres Gonzalez Blanco,
'.un camino serio defnitivo en- Ia
obra del poeta. -
Balseiro, en- su nueva obra, Sc nos
presenta multiple y vario: pagano con
Ruben; filos6fico y profundo con Omar
Khayan; romantico y enamorado con
Heine; fuerte con Santos Chocano; y
frivolo con verlaine. Es ei poeta que
siente todas las inquietudes, y cants q
todas las impresiones que dejafsn en-
su alma lirica una huella que 81 ira
duce en- versos perfectosy llenos de La
ammonia que caracterizan los poemas
de Dario.
''La Copa de Anacreonte'' es un Ii
bro acabado, lejos va de los balbuceos
liricos, muy estimabies y prometedores,
desde luego, de "Flores de Primavera''
y "Las Palomas de Eros''. Es una.
obra de quien ha llegado va una ma.
durez intellectual, envidiable por cuanto
los afios que cuenta ell joven y notable
poeta no La justifican.
Por ESQ lie dice Marquina en- Ell Pro.
logo:
s'Eres joven; te asomas al jardin
(de La vida
y te duele y te extrafa no encontrsr
(prevenida
la solicita mano que te tienda una
(hor. -.
Nadie te aguarda; llora como tu alma
| (una fuente,
y til entornas los ojos melanc6l licamente
entras en- Ell refugio de tu .reino In
(terior 49,"
| . H. - 4
Balseiro, fecundo trabajador, pre-
para su +cuarta novela: s'cuando nacs
ell Amor" editorial Mundo Latino;
Madrid; pr6logo de A. Hernandez Ga.
ta) la cual Sc espera con verdadera
ansiedad.
Congratulamos sinceramente al no.
table Intellectual por su nuevo libro,
que viene confirmar 10 que va el mis-
mo dice en- su "Canto Nuevo''
"Esperemoslo todo de nuestra sana
(America:
de luchar va esta anciana la vieja ma
(dre ib6rica. -
T. L. BATISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02

PERDlDO en- ell trayecto de la
plaza de Colon al Tobacco PaIa-
ce un lapiz de plata con enchape
de orc y su cadena. Sc gratifica-
ra con una buena suma. Lame
al 358, S. j.
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AsoCIACIoN DE PEODUCTORES
DE AzUCAR DE PUERTO RICO
Gable de Azncar

La tarifa general inglesa por Ref
nado ha sido reducida de IA chelines
q 11.S chelines, la reduction es igual a
2.75 centavos en- libra.
Mayo 1, 1924 Mercado fojo. Pc
auefias ventas de Cuba a sls (s6.25)
Mas ofertas sls Puerto Rico s6.16.
No hay compradores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02
Exhibici6n
de Pintura

Los alumnos del ESTJTDIO
PALACIO, Y su professor que
suscr.be, invitamos a usted pa
ra que concurra a la exposi-
cion que tendra efecto, ,desde
ell dia 8 de Mayo hasta ell II,
inclusives, de 9 de la maiiana
10 de La noche, en- ell salon del
propio Estudio.
Direction: Parada II, calle
"Condado" )" tomando la Ave.
Wilson a la izquierda, e inme-
diatamente tambien la izquier-
da, Valencia" No. 2.
Atentamente,
Juan .PALACIO. i.
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SlLVESTRE FEIJoO
Practioant0

En- su dorniciIio, Monjas No. z,
trabaja de su profession todos los
dfas de 9 II A M. y de- 3 a 6
P. M. Tel. SIS verde, Aparato
o07. San Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-02

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe. Influenza, Pain
d'smo Fiabres. Solo hay un, BRO
MO QUININA''. La frma de E. w
..ON 81 viene, con cada cajita.
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UN HoMBRE AGREDIDo
EN- PONCE

Ponce mayo I, 1924.
Ell MUNDo, san juan.
Cuando amigos conducian Pedro &C.
nova deposito Municipal, Guardia VII
cente Pedrosa, macane6 a Gsnova pro-
duci6ndose formidable alteration orden
interviniendo cinco policias. Chauffers
dicen recluta Pedrosa usa demasiado
rotten habiendo agredido cuatro per-
sonas en- un mes. Pedrosa alega pueblo
hizo resistencia.
Ramirez BRAU.
CoRRESPONsAL
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Sc VENDE

una esplendida residences con TO-
do ell comfort moderno y con un
gran solar situado en- La Aveni-
da Miramar No. 10 en- donde In
formaran. Telefono "A azul, San
turce.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
ARBoR DAY
o.

Arbor Day will be celebrated
this year on Friday, April Is. 1t is
well known that ]. Sterling Nor
ton. later the Secretary of the q. s..
Department of Agriculture induced
the citizens of Nebraska to observe
the first arbor day in the year 1872.
the idea spread throughout the
states and to many foreign cOun-
tries. No region of our land needs
tree planting more than Colorado
and the day is generally observed
by the schools and other organi-
cations of our state. The State
Forester. w J. Morrill,, at Fort Col
who would like to get trees to
plant. These may be purchased
for few cents each. In expert
ments with black locust on dry
lands 80 per cent survived two sea
sons; with honey locust GO per cent
survived: with Russian Olive, As
per cent survived; with the Amcri-
can Elm 50 per cent survived. The
trees that survive two seasons gen
orally make success afterwards.
the chief causes of losses are tramp
ling of seedlings of stock. destruc-
ton by hail and sand storms, in
jurics by rabbits, eats and dogs,
and improper planting and pro
lOngcd drOughts.
Tree planting about the home.
especially on the farm, pays well.
1t adds to the intrinsic value of the
estate, making it more desirable
by intended purchasers, especially
those coming from the wooded
sections of the east. Trees add to
the beauty of the farm and make
for added cOntentment They are
"A protection too from the sun of
summer and the winds of winter.
They help to conserve moisture in
the soil
It would be an excellent thing if
all the rural schools this year
might have program and tree
planting The Chicftain would be
glad to hear of such school activ-
tiles throughout this section.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
THE BIGGER SNOW STORM

Last week it was The Big Snow
Storm" This week it is THE Big
ger Snow Storm Probably not
so much snow fell, but what fell
was more apparent by the remain
ing unmelted and in big drifts
During the snow OF last week. the
MI. Nas ~sGn'yaa.a Still Bat the
snow Saturday came with much
wind and falling tempHrature
The big drifts have made travel
ling difficult and but few farmers
venturcd into town on Saturday.
Sunday was a churchless day, all
the meeting houses closing for the
day, save for small Sunday schools.
On Sunday night the storm stop
ped and temperature fell to be
low zero weather 1t means lots
of more moisture for the soil and
still more assurance for a big
wheat crop. The soil will be in
fine condition for the plants Of
corn, sugar bects, and. garden
truck pretty soon.
Another lighter snow fell We'd
nesday, further piling up the snow
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
CITIZENS MILITARY
TRAINING CAMP

The IT, S. military camp will be
held at Fort Logan, Colorado, Aug
ust ! to 81, 1924. Applications for
admission to the camp will be re-
ceived from all young men of good
character betwcen the ages of Il
and q and should be sent to the
G. NJ r. G. Officer at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas Nearly 500 appli.
cations have already been received
for the four camps to be held in
the Corps Area The Government
will pay all transportation and
other expenses of students.
Everything possible will be done
for the comfort and convenience of
the students Pyramidal tents will
be floored and equipped with ell
ectric lights and ample bathing ia.
cilties will be provided. Athletics
will have a large part in the pro
gram.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
CITY ELECTION

Two political tickets are in the
field for the tavOrS of the city
electorate: The Citizens ticket and
the Peoples ticket Two good men
are proposed as mayor: Adkins and
SmcltZcr Both have had consider
able business. experience and both
are we'll acquainted with the
towns affairs. though Mr.. SmeltHer
is more intimately connected with
municipal matters. Mr.. Adkins
service at the Federal Building has
however. brought him into close
contact with the people. Either has
the ability and integrity to rightly
manage the citys' affairs. Thus the
peoples preference will he largely
a personal one. As to the two sets
of cOuncilmcn both tickets are com
posed of strong prominent business
men r.. W. Afford has the honor Of
appearing on both tickets for the 2
year period 1t is presumed the
affairs of the city will be safely
cared for by either group of men
or by men from both groups. Poll.
tical lines are happily forgotten in
the average small town election to
the benefit of the community
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
NUMBER 1ouRrY.
ADvERr1s1NG COLORADO

Various efforts are OF foot to
more adequately advertise Colorado
One concern is andecvoring to
place a ready-print service in the
newspapers boosting the state, but
this is largely an advertising
scheme The Shrineis OF Denver
propose to boost Colorado at their
Kansas City meeting in June and
call upon all the counties OF the
state to send their literature to
FL .Jebel Temple, Denver, for that
purpose. The Shriners offer to dis
tribute up to 20 pounds OF adver.
tising, folders etc, free of charge
when sent from any part OF the
state to them
The Tourist and Publicity Blu
reau of Colorado. are arranging
for free exhibit space at Over.
land Park, Denver in cooperation
with the city and county of Denver
The various counties are called up
on to provide exhibits to show the
industries of the counties, agricul-
tural, mining, science etc. The only
expense will be the erection of q
BOOTH about $ll and up, and the
cost of arranging the exhibits
Signs six by ten inches will cost
$l.5O each additional. 1t Is thought
that S25 will cover the total cost
of booth. table, sign and shipping
to Denver. The space allotted will
be about Z 10 feet All reserva-
tions for space will close on March
81. Free lectures are given on the
grounds nightly during the sum-
mer months.
Colorado has much to boost of
in the way of industry, recreation,
health and good citizenship and ad-
is the only way to let the
people Of the Union know.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
BAND DOING WELL

The old saying, practice makes
perfect" must have been adopted
by the boys band, at least judging
from the footing we hear around
town. The boys are making II
rapid progress and will make their
first public appearance on April
nth when they will give a band
concert at the auditorium. This
program is going to be entirely
musical. assisted by the male
Quartettc of the city The band Is
young local organization. consist.
ing almost entirely of local product
and well deserving of the hearty
cooperation of the entire comlnuni-
ty. Watch for further date on this
concert. In the mean time plan and
arranged to be there to hear them,
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
PROWERS COUNTY
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION

The Annual Teachers Meeting
was held at Lamar last Friday and
Saturday at the High School Build
ing Teachers from all over the
county We're in attendance For one
or both days The PrimarF and
Junior High School Sections met
on Friday and the intermediate
School and High School sections
met on Saturday, There were gen
orol meetings on both DAYS A ban
"uc' was hc'd at the NJ Z. Church
on Friday evening.
The speakers were largely local
teachers except Mrs. Harry Zim-
merhead, State president p. T. A..
DR. Samuel Quigley Of Western
snow storm. From our local talent,
State College, Gunnison, who was
to have spoken at the Banquet,
Friday night. was detained by the
snow storm. From our local talent
Miss Edna Gruber spoke on How
to Teach Primary Arithmetic.'
Miss Mary Phillips gave a paper on
The Revision of Subject Matter
Necessary for Good Junior High
School" Miss Effie Judd on How
the Use OF Intelligence Tests viii
Help to Locate the Pupils in In
termediate Grades" and Miss Eve
line Eccles on, Our Use of the OBJ
jectivty Tests
Oral and written spelling con
tests, an oral Arithmetic contest
and an Oratorical contest were
special features on Saturday after.
noon Twenty-Five were entered in
the written spelling contest. Mary
Lewis of Holly won first place with
a grade OF 100 per cent. She got n
prize of $500. Three tied for see
ond place with grade of 80 per
cent. among them Bernicc Hull and
Harold O'kane. Olive Marion was
second in the oral spelling contest,
and Gerald NcClain was first in
oral arithmetic, winning a prize OF
$3.50.
The Eighth Grade sent note of
sympathy to Mrs Wilson at the
time of Woodrow Wilson's death
and an Acknowledgement has been
received.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
THE JOB

Se this my boy, and remember
it long,
/ erho now it may strike you as
funny
/. job with chance to improve
y and advance
lis better than one that pays
I, money
axe hint from an old man who's
!, travelled the way;
Just heed to his counsel a min
ute:
: ere's a job that may pay you
five dollars a day,
But that's all there ever will be
1 in it.
MT look at the cash, as so many
\ boys do;
axe look at the long years
before you;
how much you can learn, not
how much you can earn,
|And the place which the future
has for you.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13

you feed wheat and corn, feed the
wheat In the morning and the corn
at night. 2
Avoid things hurtful for the hen.
like spoiled can goods. salt tnone
is necessary mould Especially dry
mould filthy conditions In food
drink, and shelter, paint and such
foreign substances, frozen green
food, (unless 1t is fed Immediately
after it is thawed out in water.
A hen has a very small brain and
very little sense. She must be
guided in her food and drink like
and infant child
The speaker also spoke at length
on incubation and brooding. He
named the several factors needed:
|. Healthy stock.
2. Eggs properly cared for. They
should be kept at temperature
of from 50 to 60 degrees. Eggs
should never be washed before set
ting. Brush or scrape the dirt off.
TO wash them opens the pores too
son, which should be gradual
process as the eggs are Matching.
3. Corctt temperature. Start
the incubator at l02 degrees FL
ther l0i or 80 are killing" degrees.
The hatch should close at l04 de-
grccS.
4. Proper ventilation of both the
incubator and the room it is in. In
IA basement there is danger of car
bonic acid gas and provision of
ventilation near the floor and
fluc through the ceiling should be
provided.
). Proper moisture, but do not
cool the eggs.
6. Turning the eggs. This
should be done twice daily from
second to the nineteeneh. Careful
experiments have demonstrated
this instruction, If you want most
eggs to hatch and fewest cripples.
I. Proper testing. This should
be done on the seventh and four
tcenth days so as to eliminate the
infcrtilc eggs and the weak and
dead chicks Commercial concerns
test the eggs after the first day or
two so as to put the culled eggs on
the market.
The demonstration was not large
ly attended and for this reason the
Chieftain is giving this large a.
mount of space to help the good
work along. 1t is unfortunate that
larger number could not have
heard this very excellent expert
in poultry.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
NEW MANAGER AT
DERBY OIL STATION

i. w Scott of Garden City and
Mrs. Scott arrived in Holly last Fri
day to make their home here. Mr..
Scott is the new manager at the
Derby Oil Company from which Mr..
Clark has recently retired. Mr..
Scott for the past two years
worked for the Derby Oil Company
Ia Garden City as manager. He
likes Holly, and appears to be an
able and efficient business man
We<welcOmc him to the city.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
POSTPONED REVIVAL

Rev. r. f. Scarffe informs us
that the Revival meetings which
were to start at the Methodist
Church next Sunday and continue
until April 9Th have been post
poned indefinitely on account of
the bad weather Dr. J. L. Brasher
of University Park, Iowa has been
engaged for these meetings.. He is
one of the greatest preachers in A.
merica today. Watch for dates Of
these MEETINGS to be announced In
this paDer soon.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
FATHER AND SON BANQUET
HELD LAST TUESDAY NIGHT
About I25 Men and Boys Enjoyed Swell Banquet and
Heard Fine Program Sponsored by the
Commercial Club

Can you rise from the post where
they'd have you begin?
How far will this humble job
take you?
These are questions to ask They
pay well for the task,
But what sort of man will it
make you?
Oh, many boy has begun with a
And has grabbed for a mans
wages blindly;
Now he sticks as man at the
spot he began,
And thinks life has used him un-
kindly
So look for job wit ha future a
lIead;
Seek chance to grow greater
and greater;
Seek place where you will know
as you work you will grow,
And the money will come to you
later, Edgar \. Guest.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
RECALL NOTICE

A meeting Of the Stockholders
of the Holly operative Equity
co. is called to be held in Holly
March 81, at l:3O O'Clock for the
purpose Of rc-Organizing and elect
ing a board of Directors. All
members are asked to be present
Ordered by Board. 4O-4l
The Holly chieftain., 1924-03-13
CANDIDATES FOR CITY
ELECTION
CITIZENS TICK EFT
NayOr.-.IOhn n Adkins

CITIZENS TICKET
Mayor-JOhn r. Adkins
Councilmen-R w. Afford. f. w.
Woods. Sam s Smith, 1.-TWO
year term
Councilnen- A. Morich, tone
year term
PEOPLES TICK Ell
Mayor-GeO w. Smcltler
Coucilmen--Leonard White, Z. j.
Thayer, r.. W. Afford 1.-TWO
year term
Councilmen - Robert King lone
year term