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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
UNA AcLARAeIoN DEL sR.
GELABERT

Santurce, p r.
Mayo 81, 1924.
sr Director de Ell MUNDO,
San Juan, p. R.
Muy seaor mio:
FL dia 20 del corriente, en- Ell MI
nero de su gran diario Ell MUNDO,
lei un suelto que enpieza 'fTres Indi-
viduos Que Viajaban En- Antomovil
Avudados For Ell Chauffeur Trataron
FL v;ernes En- La Noche, De Rap
tar Dos Inocentes Colegialas Que
Iban Por Ell callej6n Que Conduce Al
stcine Imperial de Santurce.
Senor Director, para que Sc haga ho-
nor La verdad le ruego pub!ique
esta carta donde hago constar de acuer
do con todo ell culto vecindario del
Cine Imperial que la information de
la sefora rnadre de las muchachas Ro-
sario es inexacta, que durante La noche
del VIERNES nj en- la primera tanda
nj en- la segunda Sc form6 escandalo
dlQU0O Ell las d1ltO1o UC1 O4AN6s 4N~
en- ell callej6n del Cine Imperial DON
DE RESIDEN familias distinguidlsi-
mas Sc haya tornado escandalo algu-
no nj tampoco Sc haya cruzado automo-
vii a,guno, porque sefior Director, en-
este callej6n no puede cruzarse auto
m6vil, debido que no hay sitio para
clio, va que debido que ell Cine STEM
pre- esta muy concurrido y muy bien
alutnbrado deb'do las luces de los
BALCONIES de gente pudiente que habita
este callej6n, que ST el Sr Alcalde 10
mandara afirmar seria una Gale como
todas las demas, salvo que no podria
virar nj atravesarse ningdn autom6-
vii.
Con gracias anticipates queda de
usted, alto, s. s.
L. GELABERT.
Manager del ''Cine Imperial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

L. GELABERT.
Manager del "Cine Imperial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
RAYAMoNEsAs

Ell TEMPLE DEL MAESTRO: Muy
enthusiastic acogida ha tenido entire los
profesores de este distrito la idea de
la construction del Temple del Macs
tro. va Sc ha dado principle a la cam
pafia para completar La Quota corresdien
te este municipio, Isl ,353.oO) po-
demos adelantar que Sc obtendra el
mas hsonjero exito en- I'm future pro-
ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

FERIA AGRICOLO-ESCOLAR DBL
1926: Para Ell proximo ailo escolar Sc
preparan las autoridades escolares
Ell cuerpo de profesores de este distri-
to para celebrar la mas resonante Fe-
ria en- la historic escolar de Bayam6n.
Al efecto va Sc estan pIeparando los
planes para tan importante acontecl-
miento
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

SEMANA DEL NINo: Sc ha procc-
dido q la celebration de la Semana del
Milo. Reina mucho entrsiasmo en- to-
das parties por realizar 10 .indicado en-
dicho programa, poder asi observar
a nuestos nifios desempehando por an
dfa, el puesto que tai vez les espera
en- ell maiiana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
pATRoNos Y MEMORIES: Mucho

PATRONOS Y MEMORIES: Mucho
trabajo cuesta a los encargados del
asunto hacer comprender a varios patro
nos de estas vecindades Ell dano que
inferen a la Patria dando trabajo en-
sus propiedades nifios de edad esco-
lar. Tai parece que algrnos patronos
ambiciosos, ayudados por padres sin
conciencia, desean seguir exploSandc a
la nihez a pesar de la Ley. Perseguire-
mos sin descanso estos ciudadanos
enemigos del bien comun, y daremos a
conocer sus nombres, 81 persisten ell sE
obra inhumana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

Ola DE Los PADRES parents
Day): Ell viernes 9 del corriente fIe
designado como Dia de los Padres (Pa
rents Day. en- las escuelas pablicas de
la poblaci6n Els costumbre en- este dia
invitar los padres para que asistan
a los planteles de ensenanzza con el
I'm de observar las clases que Sc dan
sus hijos; y poder formarse una idea
de los modernos mstodos de ensefan-
"a, la par que afianzar los lazos de
amistad con los profescres. El aia ce-
lebrado en- Bayam6n como Ell Dia de
los Padres tuvo bastante exito, aunque
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

TERMINATION DEL CURSE ES-
collar: Pr6xino va ternlinarse ell
curse escolar, nos es grato dar la no.
ticia de que ma sido este I'm aIio de
triunfos para el cuerpo de profesores
de este distrito que con tanto acierto
dirige ell culto inspector de escuelas,
Sr. vazqnez Ortiz, quien Sc ha hecho
merecedor de muchas sinceras felfc--
taciones por la labor realizada en- pro
de la educaci6n de este pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

; cERTANIEN DE SIMPATIAS: A be
neficio de la fiesta de graduation que
SO propone celebrar Ell octave grado de
Ia escuela Campeehe Sc esta Ievando a
cabo entire alu1nnos nlaestros del re-
ferido plantel un certamen de simpa-
tias para elegir la reina que ha de re-
CIR en- Ia referida fiesta. Son varias las
"reinitas'' para quienes Sc disputan ell
primer puesto los admiradores de las
muchas simpaticas q. hay en- OLD CAM
PECHE. En- reaidad de verdad, es
dificil escoger las mas simpaticas en-
tire tantas que 10 son, y lel cronista de-
dica a todas un voto general de ad-
miraci6n, al nismo tempo que desde
para los iniciadores del certamen ei
mas complete 6xito en- los fines quo
persiguen. s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

NUESTRo CoMIsIoNADo LOCAL
DE INSTRUCTION: Ell Lcdo. Manuel
Gaetan Barbosa, hombre de profundos
conocim;entos pedag6gicos, luchador in
cansab,e por la obra del mejoramiento
de .nuestro pueblo, extricto cumphdor
de los deberes de su cargo, y caballero
de trato exquisite, debe sentirse justa
mente satisfecho de la eficiente labor
realizada desde ell puesto que ocupa,
a benepl&cito del pueblo que 10 obser-
va. Preparamos una exposition, a ma
nera de historic de este distrito esco-
lar, para dar conocer detalladamen-
te la labor de este correcto funcionario
publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
NOtas de la Isla

todavfa necesitamos. yer mayor nmero
de padres en- los centros de ensehanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

TRABAJoS DEL ACUEDUCTO Y
ALCANTARILLADO: Siguen adelan-
tando las importantes obras del acue-
duc.o Y alcantarillado de esta ciudad'
que promote ser en- no lejano dia uno
de los mejores sitios residenciales del
pals, dada SUI cercania San Juan, y
los fertiles wales que posee, donde Sc
producen exhuberantes La cana de azu
car, Ell tabaco, y frutos memories; y
mas que NADIA por Ell caracter afable y
hospitalario de >sus habitantes. Condi-
clones todas que unidas a la saluhri-
dad de su clima, hacen de Bayamon un
pedazo del sofiado Eden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24

HON. JUAN B. HUYKE: Para Ell
sabado "a esta anunciada la visigs del
Hon. omisionado de Educacion a esta
ciudad. Tenemos entendido' que en- ese
dia dictara una ,conferencia de carac-
ter educativo al cuerpo de maestros de
este distrito. Adelantamos nuestro cor
dial saludo al sabio educador, y nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-24
ExH1B1c1oN DE TRABAJos DE-

EXHIBICION DE TRABAJCs DE:
CARPINTERIA Y CIENClAs DO
MEST1CAS: Para ell "a del corrieatc
Sc prepare una magnifica exhibic1on
de los trabajos realizados durante el
a1o en- los talleres de carpinteria y
ciencias domesticas de esta ciudad. Da
da la competencia de los profesores CUE
dirigen estos planteles iremos preparan
do para admirar muchos buenos ira
bajos en- dicha exposition. Los salones
de la Alta Escuela (High SchooD seran
habilitados para este fin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

menaeed BY permitting automobiles
70 park in tho streets. was Issued
this week b. Or. Thomas A. Jaeger.
Jr. director OF the Hawaiian volcano
observatory. and earthquake expert
Of the United States weather bureau.
Jaeger has just returned from ia.
pan. where he went 20 study the 70
cent island disaster. and declares
that automobiles were responsible for
tho worst phases OF destruction OF
Toxic and Yokohama
The streets were fun Of parked
ears, he says. when the quake came.
Almost Immediately. traffic waa
blocked 30 that no fro apparatus
could pas thru 20 stop the flames
sprinsins up In various parts Of the
city. Each automobiles gasoline
tank FED the nAmes
Control Of auto traffic Is one OF
the lessons We shall have 10 learn
from this calamity" says DR.. jag.
cor. Pacific coast cities are In
recognized earthquake district Yet
the population Of these cities con.
tinues 70 increase and continues
heedle.aly 70 block arteries OF trnf.
&c. BY allowing such potential
sources Of fire as parked automobiles
10 stand about In the busiest streets. -
He sees the solution Of the prob.
lem In providing special parking
areas or buildings for the machines.
and predicts that In tho course OF a
few years machine win never be
allowed to stand In the street with.
out driver at the wheel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

Planned TO eventually become one
of tho most scenic roads In the
Northwest. tho Stevens pass high.
way win DO tho most northerly con.
nection across tho Cascades In the
American continent and win provide
an enjoyable and needed route for
n twoday trip from Seattle TO We
natchec ana return by way Of the
Blcwctt pass road.
This eaHt-wcst road over the
Stevens pass was completed on tho
eastern sido OF tho mountain range
by the bureau OF public roads last
fall. That section is 1919 miles long
and extends from tho summit Of the
Cascades thru wenatcheo national
forest to point ono mils cast Of
Merritt. From that spot to We
natchec the road IL open 70 travel
during the entire period that the
pass IL not blocked with snow.
In all there arc ~ miles Of road
to be finished in King county.
Four miles need grading and eight
miles are TO bo reflnished to open
up travel from Seattle to Everett
or wonatchec. Tho commissioners
budsoted $4,000 last month for con.
struction work on that section and
viii probably resume work on the
link whom tho roads in the noun.
tnins open once moro.
On this side OF tho Cascades there
Is n good. travelable road TO point
ono mile west OF Alpine. From there
to point ono mile east Of Alpine
there is n stretch which needs relo-
cation and rcfInishing. tho bureau
estimates. The next eight miles. TO
n spot one mile east of Tye, was
built In 1917 and Is now somewhat
damaged and must BIO rcfinished.
From ono mile east OF Tye TO the
summit OF tho mountains, n distance
OF two miles. no work has yet been
done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
new PLANT FOR
OVERLAND CARS
Philadelphia Mandatory to
Produce 100 a Day

To take care OF what IL expected
10 DO tho greatest demand for It's
product In its history along the en-.
tire Atlantic seaboard. demand
by tho remarkable popular.
i,y achieved by Overland WHY'S.
Knight motor cars during 1923. WI.
lys.overland announces the ncqulsi.
ton OF a new plant in Philadelphia.
In which 100 Overland cars a day
arc 10 DO built within another four
OF elk weeks timo.
This announcement makes PhliA.
dslphia n greater automobile center
than over before. inaamueh aA II Is
anticipated that tho output OF the
new factory will take caro- OF the
bulk OF tho demand within the 10
state and tho District OF Columbia
contiguous 20 tho Atlantic coast.
from the New England states 10 tho
caroilnaa.
II is expected that tho plant viii
begin operation some time IN Febru.
airy. with factory force OF approx.
lmatoly 800 men. augmented ~ n
Eales and office forcs OF 60.
Tho initial daily production will
be 100 cars. but this II soon 10 be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
TRAFFIC POLICEMAN
TO SELL AUTOS NOW

a f. sANDELL. until a few
4 A.days ago tho most popular"
traffic officer on the Seattle 20.
lice squad. has resigned from tho
forco and win sell Fords for the
William L. Hughson Co. hence.
forth.
Sandell. whose scrnaphore was
at Second ave-. and Union st..
needs more money for tho fam
ily be said Saturday. and Is look.
ing for some sphere OF activity
not so ''tled-down" as Il police
service. He was voted the most
popular officer a year ago By Sc
attic motorists. He ends five
years service on "the force"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
CHAL MERS SALES HEAD
PROMOTED BY CHRYSLER

Appointment Of J. u. Fields ms gen.
eral sales manager of the Maxwell
Motor Corp, Chrysler Motor Corp.
and Chalmers Motor Car Co.. was re-
Gently announced by w. p. Chrysler,
chairman of tho board Of directors
of those companies.
Fields. who has been Chalmers
sales manager for tho past II
months. succeeds Arthur r. Barker.
who died January 3, following an
operation for acute appedicitis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Kearns, Latest Overland
Dealer, Opens NeW House
Former Pacific Co. Sales Manager Gets the
Agency; Associated With Experts

4. s. Kinllaid. one Of his saissmsn.
was formerly a race driver AZ In.
dlanhpolls and has been IN the au-
tomobile business IN Seattle since
1903.
Among others who are included IN
RsarnH' personnel are: ". ". Bald
win. u. S. Jones and A. +. MeDon~
aid. These men are all well known
in tho automotlye industry, Kearns
points out.
Kearns has made arrangements
with the firm Of Carr a Carr, oper-
ating on the top floor Of the Com
muniiy garage. TO handle all me
chsnicai work that cannot be han
died on their own service floor. BON
formerly were connected with the
wiIlys-overIand Pacific o., as shop
auperintendentH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

/. J. Ksarns. one OF the "oldilua,
ere" along automobile row. announ-
eed the formal opening Of his new
WHY'S knight and Overland diFtrio-
uting headquarters AZ 80 and Si2
Z. Pike 81. last week.
Kosrna has been Identified with
tho Willys.RniEht and Overland dis
tributlng agency since 1913. and In
1915 became sales manager Of tho
Willys-overland Pacific Co.. ter.
riforihl distributors. Since that time
he hns been connected with the DOM.
pany IN various departments. hs an.
nOuncea.
lie announced that M had secured
a longtime lease on tho Pike At
property. and would establish Il bust.
nesS that he hoped would be a cred.
II 20 Settles automotiye industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
SCHOOL" FOR
AUTO DRIVERS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. a.
Learn the law or pay a fino. This
10 tho ultimhtum handed out by Jus
tice Scott In this city 70 is9 traffic
offenders.
When court convened this week
each alleged vioiRtor OF the motor
vehicle laws wns given n booklet
containing the revised rules covering
motor traffic and sent. into an ad.
joining room. 10 a school conducted
by Ivan Kelso. attorney for the Au.
tomobiio Club OF Southern California
The pupils" wero allowed 70 de
part under suspended sentence upon
reoitlng perfectly sections OF the
motor vehicle act they were accused
Of violating. Tho teacher represent.
cd the court. ViolhtorH refusing to
attend school and learn their lesson
were forced 10 pay fincs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Photo by or.ay

sii r. Pike 81. Hrs business Is dif.
ferent. no claims. from the stand
point OF refusing all automobiles
moro than two years old.
Andy Emerson is in charge OF
Gailagher's sales department. They
were formerly in charge Of the Times
Square Auto Market.
Gallagher has been In the auto
business since 1903. starting out as
a mechanic. After serving IN tho
army during the war. no entered IN.
TO the used car business at the mar.
ket and INSERTS his belief that 90
per cent OF tho demand for used cars
Is for late models.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

increased 70 700. The present sched.
ulo calls for tho manufacture Of
Overland models only. but II Is ex.
pec,ed that the wliiys. Knight line
win be added shortiy.
In checking over tho operations
that are 10 bc crformed at tho new
plant, 4, is obvious that the local
establishment viii manufacture.
rather than assemble these cara. as
much OF tho material viii DO pur.
chased direct from the vendors and
win be shipped 10 the point and
procesed here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

A MOTHER summer outing para.
4 disc VIII b opened TO motor.
lists Of this section with tho possible
completion Of tho King county link
In tho Stevens pass highway late
this year. according TO announce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
BUCKS WINS H0NORS
AT AUTO SHOW AGAIN

The New York show this year was
tho biggest ever held In the world
and Buick occupied first position In
tho display, winning this honor for
tho sixth consecutive year, based UP.
on tho volume Of business Of tho
members OF tho N. A. G, O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Durant Acceptance Corporation
$50, 600 Cars a Year

IN URANT ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION
enters the business of buying and selling
II automobile contracts, where a tremendously
rich field of operations is awaiting it.
While it will extend its activities into other
fields the company will give preference to Durant
distributors and dealers, already established, in
financing their sales contracts on Durant products.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

ment OF tho Portland offices OF the
United States bureau OF good roads.
Tho King county engineers office.
however. has not set q tentative
date for refinlshing ana grading
the - miles yet % DO eompletcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Autos Held Fire Menace
In Pacific Coast Cities
Earthquake Expert Pleads for Municipal
Storage Places to Prevent Blaze

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb. A.
Warning 70 all Pacific coast cities
that their existence 10 constantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02


of
make those taved accessible wachmen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
new USED-CAR
FIRM ON ROW"
Gallagher Opens Establish
ment on E. Pike ST.

One OF tho latest corners 20 Auto.
mobile Row Is Earl II. Gallagher.
proprietor OF n used.car business at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
A Wonderful Field

You can share in the profits
TO come from financing the sales
contracts on these cars by an
investment in DURANT &C
CEPTANCE CORPORA
TON. Shares are offered
under THE DURANT PLAN
OF Investment Savings at SIS
per share, s. per share with
application, 81 per share a
month - not less than S nor
more than 50 shares to an
individual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
Over 1000 Dealers

are handling cars built by
Durant in the United States and
Canada. and there Is good dis
tribution in 81 foreign countries.
Production to date has been
10000 cars, Durant and Star
cars alone bringing Sl1o.000,000
at wholesale. Nine big plants
now have an annual capacity
OF 10000 Star, Eagle, Duran,,
Flint, Princeton, Locomobile
cars, and Mason RosdKing
trucks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02
The Durant Corp'n
zoos L. c. Smith Bldg. Ell iot-4565
Seattle, Washington

Portland office
432 Northwestern Bank Bldg. MA in'bso4
Portland, Oregon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-02

Get the facts. Learn the records of other motor
finance firms operating in much smaller fields
Know the profits that will come to DURANT
Mail the coupon.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31

close of 2-day session by the Farm
Bureau board, during which time it
took steps to carry out the Agricul-
tural program adopted at the recent
annual convention.
In appointing committees to serve
during the year, president Reed
named Hagbarth Bue, newly elected
second vice president, to committee
assignments held by v. E. Anderson,
former treasurer.
Mrs. E. v. Ripley of Menagha was
autohrized to represent the Farm
Bureau at conference of Home
Demonstration agents at University
Farm early in February.
To carry out organization plans
adopted by the Convention, the Pres
ldent and Secretary were empowered
to obtain the services of an organize
ton manager.
President Reed was authorized to
accept an invitation to make a series
of speeches in Canada in behalf OF
the Great Lakes st. Lawrence water
way project.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31
Farm Bureau Is Behind
the McNary-H augen Bill
Export Surplus Corporation Plan
Backed By National Federation
Instructed to Urge Passage

Prospects for obtaining passage of
the McNary-Haugen bill, providing
for the establishment of government
al machinery for handling surplus
crops frightened last week when it
was announced that the American
Farm Bureau had endorsed the prin-
ciple of the proposed legislation and
had instructed its Washington office
to urge its passage. This throws the
full force of the Farm Bureau be-
hind the bill, the state federation at
its annual convention having en-
dorsed the essential features of the
McNary-Haugen proposal since in
troduced.
The bill provides for the enactment
of legislation which shall meet all the
major requirements outlined in this
paper last week in discussion of the
Wallace plan.
National approval Of the legisla-
ton was obtained last week at Chi
cago, during a meeting of the board
of directors. Minnesota was repre-
sented at this meeting by j. F. Reed,
vice president of the National Farm
Bureau and president of the State
Federation. Mr.. Reed was made
chairman Of the nationals commit
tee on legislation.
Active support for the bill by the
Minnesota Farm Bureau is assured,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31

state directors at meeting last week
having empowered Thos. E. eastman
Of Owatonna, member of the board.
to go to Washington and attend hear
ings on the bill at such time as his
presence there would be most effec-
tive.
News that the McNary- Haugen bill
had been introduced and is generally
favored by members of the House
and Senate created profound inn
preston in thhe Northwest. News
papers have devoted much space to
its provisions and editorial writer's
have discussed it at length
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31
Minnesota Wheat Growers
Get Farm Bureaus O. K.
State Board Endorses Cooperative
After Investigating Its Plan
Last Week

The Minnesota Wheat Growers as
ISOLATION was endorsed by directors
of the Minnesota Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton last week. A resolution urg-
ing Minnesota farmers to support the
wheat cooperative was adopted, after
the Farm Buraeu board had conduct
ed searching inquiry into the plan
and the affair of the agency.
Before passing the resolution, the
Farm Bureau leaders held a joint
meeting with directors Of the Mime
sofa Wheat Growers association and
spent a full half day obtaining in
formation they desired before taking
formal action. The resolution says
the affairs of the Wheat Growers are
being carried on in accord with the
principles of cooperative marketing
such as the Farm Bureau sponsors.
The resolution was passed at the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31

a measure designed to conserve the
supply of helium gas which is an
invaluable mineral resource in aero
nautics.
Senator Harris, Democrat of Geor-
gia, believes that the Postmaster Gem
eral should conduct experiments in
the rural mail service to develop the
transportation Of. food products di-
rectly from producer to consumer,
and has offered a bill to that effect.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1924-01-31
Cocks and Ghosts.

In Norway cock is taken In the
boat which searches Tor the body Of q
drowned person. The cock Is expected
to crow when passing over the body.
In Persia the growing of cock IL
the sign Of some event affecting the
family, and the master Of the house
hastens to feel the birds feet If
they are cold it is a premonitton Of
death, but II they are warm the sign
Is propitious, and the master rejoices
In coming good fortune.