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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-06
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aEss vino wns unable 20 examine IN
mAg Otter sszucture wss C. D. John
sem. nOw wssA Gss AGarlAnd. Taos
VINO checked Colonel Jamieson's read
ings and made an examination Of ths
area were Charles Haires and w. b
Emery Of the Ohio, and G. N. Knapp
and r. NJ zrimyi
Prospects Coed.
Summarizing his findings, Colonel
Jameson describes the Big otter
structure as fulfilling requirements
necessary to production oil OK gas tn
commercial quantities, 90 far a. can
be determined from surfacs readings.
zqbs structure Is well defined. says the
report, with two 70 is degree dips,
very constant; extremely good drain
age fron three directions on the NORTH
fold and from two directions on tssI
south fold. Tue closure Is perfecA.
Known producing horizons wfthln
the range 81 aAs drilI are ths Koot
snai. Msrrasoas Ellis and probably the
qpadrsnt ~ sbove tie MadasOa hne-
stone.
Like the wapms structure. the Bic
Otter Is crossed by railroad. the
Montana Poser company's electric
power lime cad good highways. Plenty |
Of wxtsr is asmalaAle fer drilling and
coal can be- procured wlthin three
miles. Col0nzR Jsmieson's report rec
ommends sh@t test be made on che
north fold, the naOst f@suEable bsing
IN section ss-lp-7 east. On tbs ssutA !
fold, eaae Sseaaa0n preferred ID IN wee-
son aa-1ezT east A tsst 10 the Mad
ison can be made in less than 1000
gsse
CsmsiAsrazsae exratemsnt has result
I'd ak BsAs cad AFuaingksn frona ths
announcsmezks thak enc Wayne and
Big Ottse ssxucturss win be drilled.
II commsreaal prOduction Il found IN
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-06
Fox Plan

Rsa4 PLAN bsOais II tails an aheat ne wsaAs
adwuAaaasyem gain marstag hrUusA ne FOX PLAN
Bssdss Eks BOOB xalBAh aeasakian
rasg. orng fsr. aasang. hlas paag sad aAppae VI III
hn pouay tsl about do pSuvensos and sssasmsns =
poalzy diseases axAakg Of swSa he pro
Il By Tar hs eonaplsb Esatiss markstng poay yse
e6kernd % tia public
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-06

MOatanA bring big money Chicago Don't sell IN the west
snip your turkeys Chicago Realise for
work fshtsaadsEprsaa rates CAagO
hsA when compared extra prics viii set he
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-06

Frank Shirley came to town On
business Tuesday.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-11-06
How To Get 1t

Nv special aEvangemank vita a papsw @ book
for 10 eta TIE rssaar pe bat ts beck IA e weEh
dollar posyman and coin sasaps aday aaa mea
tAsu shA paper
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
NECESIDAD DE ASOCIARSE

La asociacion es it'll, necesaria N
dispensable al ser racional, porque ne
cesita vivir en- continue contacto con
sus semejantes, 81 ha de cv,aplir de-
bidamente su mission en- este niise~".
BILE mundo, pues solamente asi podra
ramos. ssEyf ssSSx
alcanzar 10 que necesita para su exis-
tencia, cultura y progreso en- todos los
Ell hombre que vive aislado es como
un .salvaje que esta en- medic de las
feras, sin ninguna idea social por
10 menos la tiene muy rudimentaria.
y por 10 mismo su paso pcr Ia tierTa
estriba principalmente en- crecer, We
getar y reproducir la especie. 81 egois
mo que 10 domina es solo cnriuuecer-
se;, de tai manera este illtimo 10 posee,
que siente un gran pesar ell dfa que
ha de desprenderse de cualquicc mo-
media, por insignifcante Que sea. 81
nos fjamos detenidamentc Ell sus
obras, observaremos que todas llevan
por ideal la avaricia. Las formulas de
urbanidad hansele 'olvidado completa-
mente, en- cambio vereis que Sc han
arraigado fuertemente las de descor-
tesla.
Todo 10 contrario ocurre ell aQuel
que, pesar de estar condenado a ga
narse Ell sustento con el sndor de su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15

ri NUETO CBRHfCID 4
i DEODORANTE
Tina forma mc jorada dsf asfistpfica ~fa
rrel.DarLi1" qHc psrmifs 1pifroei@1
confinuu

'NIINOX" fut originals dufaate u RusTfa
mundiaI pot n ncsesidaf ds un ptudufie
dc may0r scguridad = m8s podefoeas pfupis
dades antisepticas.
Iln ~ su nomhrc ltcuieu. SO uso 80 ettsndia
par Sus resultados soncluysnirs ~ soiamsn.
& los hosBitaics del ciereito de los E<tas
dos tnidos sine tambieu q io~ ho@piiaies ~
los eiercitns dc la- naci0ne~ aiiaaas.
."MINON". dcnda Ena pasta desiituida ds
toda condici6u rTasgsa 30 pre~ta sUn fHrth.
dad para aplieaciOHes de -ulieicnts dsnsiaaa
csDcSur cn hcridas geaiones inieetada~.
protcgicndo consiauiemente fuatfa pueible=
reinfcrcones eierCiends su e0ndieian -.
rativa ciCatTizante.
Como cesnieila. ",uNON~ - cinse esrrs
mas podcroso que 81 odo con Ia tsnta iss
cue no laancha NJ causa irriiaeiones A. -
piel.
"AfINON" sin ser vencaoso - de ~ poslef
bactercida muchas wees mts pDteute cue -
acido eaFb6lieo. Nieuc = re-empiaxar Ia
muy peligrosas pastillas de bicipFufo A.
nercuriO en- al h0gar.
"NINOX" - IN agenie curative me iaf que
cualquier ungdento - mas hnspiu pasfa u@o
putsto que NO - graso~o. Is -s~enta tstfe
MAS Elective qgc 81 peroxide Dc hidrtzsno.
"MiNON~ dclse re-emplakar = tadss 10 an
tis6pticos vCHCnggos otrys sntistpiices me-
nos Electives 81 IA caia de msditiass 50 "a
famiIia.
Lease Ia lisia dc sus uso>.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
,,JtaS De La lSLA

Continuation de la pagina y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
UNA ESTACION DE RADIO:

Sc nos informa que nuestro Club
piensa establecer una estacion de Ra-
dio :, para recreo satisfaction de
sus socios y simpatizadores. Muy
bien por ell Club Deportivo. Espera-
mos. que la idea no Sc quede en- en-
bri6n, v celebramos de todo coraz6n
todo 10 que sea progreso y cultura
para nuestra sociedad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
RAMON FONT Jr:

Font Jr., Sub-Inspector de Agri-
cultura de este pueblo ha sido tras-
ladado para San Sebastian. Lamen-
tamos la ausencia del querido ami
60 que en- tan corto tempo dejo hon
das simpatfas en- este pueblo Y le
deseamos exito complete donde quiera
que evaya.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
NUESTRA FELICITACION:

Nos hemos deleitado con la iectu-
ra de los bellos artfculos del senior
Rafael Hernandez Usera, ilustre CO.
laborador de Ell MUNDO, desea-
mos enviarle por medic de estas IL
meas nuestra adhesion de simpatia v
admiration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
EsPosoS ToRREs-vIDAL:

Con placer immense hemos reci-
bido la noticia de que estan entire
ncsotros Luis Torres Diaz Y Emma
Vidal de Torres, profesores tambien
de la Alta Escuela Y quienes gozan
de generates simpatias en- esta socie-
dad. Los saludamos cordialmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
DEsDE FAJARDo
(Por ALBA)

AZAHARES:
Ell sabado tltimo unieron sus des-
tinos la distinguida Srta. Carmen
Garcia y ell culto y apreciable jove1
de este pueblo Sr. Jose Quinones,
ambos maestros graduados de esta
municipalidad.
Deseamos los felices conyuges
eterna luna de mieI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15

c{a el gran De Diego, acostumbrado
q las emociones Y a los tifones, Sc
ha conmovido profundo Y honda
mente. al llegar hasta nosotros, la
irfausta nueva del fallecimiento de
gantil aristocratica dana Sra.
Ana Maria Hernandez de Real, ge-
neralmente admirada por las dotes
morales que la adornaban. Que su
alma, more en- la paz del Senor y
que sus familiares encuentren en-
los dulzores de la Religion del Girls
to, el sociego que necesitan.
Ell curse escolar ha dado princi-
pio, con excedentes de educandos.
Los bandos polfticos, continuan con
cntusiasmo su labor de atraerse adep-
tos.
Ell teatro "CervanteS" en- la no.
che de aver, present6 una bonita
cinta en- la pantalla.
CORRESPONSAL.
Sept. 70, 1924,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
80 EINpICACIoNEs

Para herfdas. goipcs. rasgaNos. ggegfads-
ras-Cubrase eompietareute u psrte aisr.
tada envolyiendo luego con tenda ie suietan-
do con tiras dc adhesive. 50 Sc spIiea - gran
cantidad. una sofa APPLICATION - sufiettnts.
Pdra n0cidos. gFaags. c0rbuurfye. 05rfsss.
Apliquese en- gran eantidad pof u manana
v nOche.
Para qveBg0duras produeiaas par ~ asL
hiHckaz6H dcbido a eaniaeio cen plantas -
nenOsas.-Apliquese eu gran eantidad = -
perese n que sc seque. Sc Hotara altvio in.
mediate.
Para Piorrsa alreolar cngsrmedad -
Rigss) dUiOr gu los dieufss fHriass-Aplf
quesc Trerurntemente con a dedu. Ne -
nenoso.
DesBufs dc ufeifarse apliguese "NtNON-
frotcSe ha~ta uur se scuue. ~uaxigHrA
limpiar.i In pici. sanaFa Jas curtadas n Far.
guf0g eyitara infection. nasidos espt.
nillaS.
Para sadOr en- los pies sohucos.-fpit.
quese dc manann noche deepuse De lavaF.
sc. No mancha IN ropa nj deia 0lor alguno.
Pare picadas de mosquito irssrfos. frFf.
iaciOHes de ia piei. gNzeHfa. pecus. asptFesas
de Ia pief.-Apliquese con freeueneia fro
tese hasta que Sc seuue.
Para dOlOT ds gnrgunfn ff0nsiiifis To
mesc un POGO en- IN boca scguido de uH pare
dc aqua haganse garuaFas. o se paede apii
car "MINON" dircttameutc a u mtnshfama.
Para catarrOs irrifacioaes Rasaisss-
Aplfguese iigeramente n nartx a@pifese
hasta que llcgue a u cavidad nasal.
Para mai aiicnt0 CHaiff0sisl l,--Apliquses
un POGO en Ia boca rcparta~e cou u lsmgaa
tratando dc liegar entire los dieutss. Esto
evitara piOrrea alveolar.
Para alDIorTdHas.-- pffQuesc "MlNON-
en- gran cantidad por n neche nianifnRass
en- su lugar con veuda ies.
Como profiidcficO tprsyeative de iHget-
ci6n).-Puede usarse libremeuie. No - te-
nenOso no queHa.
Para Ia caspa.-Fr6tese bien en- "a traneo
cuandO 81 pclo este Seco.
Los aHiHaics que ~ lameu sus heFidas no
sc afectaran con II uso del -NlNON-.
Tina pcQHend canfidad dc "WfNOA- 90 ~
b0ca naTiz fOrmaTd una psFfecfa baFrfFa
contra Ia influenza fnrasio1 de ofros gtr.
Hlencs.
PiaHcItas deHfules cepiflos de dieHfss
quedau Immediate y compleiamente e4teft-
IizadOs con ~MiNON".
Al lecr csta circular. pareeefa exaNerada
que un produeto sea eficaz para tantas eon-
dicones difcrentcs. pero - uu heeho cue to-
das las citadas son origiuadas p0r Rtrmeuss
v. por Consinuicute. un producto Do Hram %
der gcrmicida dara los me iores re@mltadgs4
Bastara usarlo una veg para qusdaf cantsns
cidO de su cfectividad.
ST usted ticne -AfINON-. usted eta s-s.
gurado contra infeccioues.
Sc TENDE EN TODtS Las BrEN4S
FdRHACTtS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15

Los MEJORES TRAJES la
vabies para sus niiios los encon-
trara a precios baios en-
GONZALEZ PADIN CO.
Advf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-15
AGELITA ORDONEZ:

Ha regresado del Norte, donde fue
a ampliar sus conocimientos, nues-
ira fina Y querida amiga Angeles,
rrofesora de comercio de la Alta
Escuela. Nuestra bienvenida.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28

CHA last night in a driving rain and
the weather today is cloudy.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
Make You Feel Cheap"

Nobody knows better than the boy
or girl who has been sighted time
and again by their supposed best
friend" how humiliating it is to
have to stand for such cutting"
things when they know they can
expect nothing more as long as they
don't look attractive on account of a
pimply. blotchy or rough skin.
But such heartaches don't have to
be put up with. Any boy or girl
who is troubled with these skin
blemishes can get rid of them if they
will just use Black and White Oint-
ment. The fact that. Black and
White Ointment sells at the ire
mendous rate of nearly two million
packages a year shows how popular
it is. 1t is economically priced, in
liberal packages. Any dealer can
supply you with it. The SOC size
contains three times as much as the
25c size.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
STUDY SCHOOLS HERE
State Education Officials Inspect
Work Among Mexicans.

Methods developed and put into
practice in the San Antonio public
school system for the education of pu.
pills of foreign parentage were person
ally. studied by DIR. George A. Works.
director of the Texas Educational Sur
vey Commission and committee of
other educators who were in San An
tonic. Thursday.
During the morning the committee
held conferences with San Antonio
teachers and visited the Sidney Lanier
Junior high school which has a curri-
cuIum and arrangement adapted to
meer>thc needs of Mexican pupils. The
Sidney Lanier junior high is said to
be one of the most nearly ideal public
schools in that field. During the aft
ernoon. the committee visited the
elementary schools in the Mexican dis
trict and also conferred, with DR..
Jeremiah Rhodes. superintendent of
schools: W. J. Knox. assistant super
intendent, and Miss Elma Neal, direc-
tor of elementary education.
A. y. McCallum, superintendent of
the Austin public schools. accom-
panied by an architect, was also in
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
MOSES SHAW COMING
National Secretary OF Young People
for L. P.'s Here Tuesday.

Moses Shaw, national secretary of
young peoples work in the United
Presbyterian church, will come to San
Antonio next week TO attend the young
peoples convention of the Texas Pres
bytery of the United Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Shaw's office is in Chi
cago and he is at present making a
field trip through Kansas, Oklahoma.
Missouri and Texas. Meetings will
be held at the First church, Ogden
and Locust.
The convention will be held in con-
nection with the spring meeting of
the Presbytery and Of the Woman's
Missionary Society. Wednesday even
ing will be especially for young PEG.
pie and will be featured by addresses
by Jack Huppertz of Dallas, field sec.
rotary of Christian Endeavor of Tex.
as, and Mr.. Shaw. -.-
Other features on this evening will
be the union choir of the two churches
directed by III. q. Fischer. The con-
vention picnic will be held at Brack-
enridge park Wednesday evening be-
fore the meeting at the First church.
DIR. J. H. Gibson of Kansas City.
synodical superintendent, will also at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
WILD CARRY SUPPLIES.
American DestrOyers TO Take Equip
ment TO Kurile Island.
BY the Associated Press.

by the a>soClhltu EFcsS.
Toxic. March 2S.-IwO American
destroycrs from the Asiatic fleet will
carry supplies for the United States
army arOund-the-world airmen to
Kurile Island landing places, it has
been decided, settling a problem which
has been under consideration more
than a month. The japanese volun-
teered to carry supplies within the
capacity of the two destroyers they
will send TO the kuriles to meet the
Americans, but it was agreed that the
space available would not be ade-
quatc.
The United States destroyers are to
reach Yokohama April ), to load and
will sail TO ParamuShir and Yetorofu
in the Kurile group. Kurile ports
heretofore have been closed to foreign
warships, but the government has
granted special permission.
japanese interest in the flight is
growing, especially since it is probable
that the British aviators and the
American filters will cross Japan sim
ultaneously in opposite directions.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28

tend the convention. Rev. J. Walter
Simpson of Corsicana, secretary OF
the Presbytery, and delegates from
North Texas are coming.
The two San Antonio pastors OF
the denomination are Rev. S. G. Huey
of the First church, and Rev. r. Z.
NJ. McGill of the Alamo Heights Unit
cd Presbyterian Church. Albert S. An
derson ST., is the delegate to the
Presbytery from the Alamo Heights
church.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28

San Antonio, Thursday morning. tc
study the new Junior high school build
ings.
Out-of-town educators who were
here Thursday in addition to DR..
Works, were: DIR. T.. w. Horn, presi-
dent of the West Texas School of
Technology: DIR. X. X. Jones, superin-
tendent of the FL Paso public schools !:
I. j. zoe, superintendent of the
Brownsville public schools; S. l.. Har.
din. superintendent of the Mission
public schools; and Miss Fannie Il.
Dobie, superintendent of the Bee
county schools.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
BRIT0N IN ROME.
English Aviator Stops While Me-
chanics Repair Machine.

Rome. March 2S.-The British
round-the-world airplanes piloted by
Stuart MacLaren arrived today at the
aviation field of Certocello on the out
skirts Of Rome from Civitavecchia.
Mechanics Immediately began repair
ing the oil pump. which has given the
aviators trouble since they left Lyons.
and overhauling other parts of the
machine to enable the Englishmen to
take off for Brindisi this evening.
The machine arrived at Civitavec-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
Czech0slOyakia Plans Flight.
Prague. CzechOsIOyakia. March %

The ministry of national defense is
organizing military airplane flight
around the little Entente States.
Starting from here. the machines will
be flown to Jazzy and Bucharest. Ru-
mania Belgrade and Agram, Jugosla-
via: Bratislava. Czechoslovakia and
back to Prague, a distance of 1900
miles. 1t is planned to complete the
circuit in fourteen DAYS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
PUT P0NT0ONS
ON AMERICAN
GLOBE PLANES
To Test Flagship Equipped
With Sea Landing
Gear.
LEAVE NEXT WEEK
Big Sky Circus Will Be
Held in Seattle Satur-
day.
LEAVE NEXT WEEK
Seattle. Wash. March aS.-Placin

Seattle. Wash. March 2S.-Placing
pontoons on the United States army
air cruiser Boston, one of four ma
chimes being transformed at Sand
Point Aviation field, prior to depart
ure next week for Prince Rupert, b.
c.. another leg of an attempted flight
around the world, was started today.
The flagship Seattle has been'equip-
ped with sea landing gear and will be
tested on Lake Washington tomorrow
or Sunday. The other ships, the New
Orleans and Chicago, will participate
as land planes in n sky circus tomor-
row.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
Money Satisfactory.

Here Is that suit l bought OF you
last week. said the angry customer to
the tailor. You said YOU would re-
turn my money il 1t was not satisfac-
tory"
That's what said" responded the
polite tailor. rubbing his hands. but l
am happy to tell you that I found the
money to be entirely satisfa ctory."-
Reynolds Newspaper. London.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
Appropriate Remedy.

Not long ago woman called on a
physician who is noted both for his
efficiency and his bluntness The wom-
ans baby was indisposed and the doc
tor ordered castor oil.
But. doctor" protested the woman,
castor oil Is such an old-fashioned rem
edy."
Babies also are old-fashloned.
madam" snorted the doctor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
Making the Best of II,

What did the editor offer you for
your poem?" asked Scribbles.
Five dollars" Jingles replied.
Why that was no better than an In
say?"
Nothing. ! just pocketed the insult.
II was the best thing to do with it,
Pittsburg Telegraph.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-28
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
STATE OF TEXAS
JNU. vi. SUIT
Commissioner Of Insurance

tOnullsslOner OF insurance
No. 800.
Austin, Texas, March 6, 1924.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
This is to certify, That the Pacific
Fire Insurance Company, New York
City. has in an respects fully COM
piled with the laws of Texas as con-
ditions precedent to its doing bust
ness in this State. and / have is
sued TO said Company a Certificate
of Authority from this office entitl.
ing it TO do business in this State
for the year ending the 2Sth OF
February, 1925.
Given under my hand and seal of
office at Austin, Texas the date first
above written.
JOHN NJ. SCOTT. Commissioner,
Meyer & Burttschell, Agents, San
Antonio. Texas.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-11-04
Z'CHWILI.

Modnistki francuskie sta
raja sic "a wszelka Gene, ze-
by zaproWadzic znowu mo-
de noszenia d1ugich wfos6w
przez dziewczeta niewia-
sty.
Wszystkie wystawy mod
wype}nione So manekinami
niewiast z dfugiemi w4osa-
mi w celu zaszczepienia idei
powrotu do warkoczy i To-
kow.
Ale. ...kobiety ME chca s}u-
chac o tenn. /
W Meksyku odbyl sic w
tych dniach kongres eucha-
rystyczny, ma kt6rym ducho-
Wienstwo meksykanskie "a
decydowa}o rozpoczac s:lna
kampanje przeciw kr6tkim
w}osom i nieprzyzwoitym de
koltom.
W odpowiedzi ma to Sto-
warzyszenie Kobiet w Mex
syku miafo odopwiedziec, re
do dawnej mody wr6cic ME
moze.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-11-04
Po raz czwarty odbywaj j

Po raz czwarty odbywaja
sic Targi Wschodnie we Lwo
vie. Tym razem otwarcie :ch
by}o 0 wiele uroezystsze, jak
poprzednie, poniewaz otwar
cia dokona1 osobiScie prezy-
dent Wojciechowski. Obraz
Iolbrzymiego wysifku naszej
straznicy kresowej W obec.
nych trudnych warunkach
przemys}owo handlowych, u
zupe1nia jeszcze wiadomosc,
re targi wschodnie obejmuja
jeszcze pewna wystawe a
mianowic..e wspo1czesnego
rolnictwa polskiego, ponadtc
obok popisu krajowej wy.
tw6rczosci rolnictwo polskie
stanie do wspoizaWodnictwa
IL zagranica.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-11-04

Polski z Henrykiem Sienkie
wielkiego powiesciopisarza
ma czele przybyla do Vevey
W Szwajcarji celem zabra-
MIA Ew}ok j przewiezienia
do Warszawy. Wszystkie for
malnosci zostaiy juz %za}at-
W.one wagon specjalny "a
bierze trumne j powiezie do
Warszawy, stolicy Polski,
gdzie smiertelne szczatki
wielkiego pisarza W dniu 26
pazdziernika spoczna W ka-
tedrze sw. Jana. Bedzie to
wielkie swieto narodowe.,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-11-04
Jak kongres wybiera Prezy.
denta i Wiceprezydenta.

Me zawadzi tn wspom-
nice, re tylko absolutna
wiekszosc - a ME wick
szosc wzgledna - moze wy
brac prezydenta iwiceprezy-
denta. Jezei silnych handy
dat6w jest wiecej, jak 2-ch,
ubiegajacych sic 0 urzad
prezydenta, moze sic ida
RYE, ze zaden z mich ME
otrzyma potrzebnej, czyli
absolutnej wiekszosci gio-
sow elektoralnych. Sytuacje
taxa przewiduje konstytucja
Stan6w Zjednoczonych iS>po-
daje odpowiedni spos6b wyj
scia. Prezydenta w6wczas
wybiera Izba reprezentan-
tow n zgodnie 2 artykuIem
II konstytucji 2 posr6d
trzech kandydat6w kt6rzy
W Wyborach. otrzymali mai
wieksza ilosG g}os6w. Gfoso-
wanie odbyWa sic "a stana-
mi j reprezentacja kazdego
stanu, to jest Wszyscy kon-
gresmani danego stanu ma
ia tylko jeden gios. Kworum
giosujacych jest w6wczas,
gdy try czwarte stan6w ga
reprezentowane, Prezydent
wybierany jest wiekszoscia
Wszystkich stan6w. Jezeli
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1924-11-04

Pojawienie sic trzeciej
partji pod kierownictwem
senatora La Toilette nasuwa
juz cd jakiegos czasu niejed
nemu mysl, czy kt6rykol-
wick z najwazniejszych kan
dydat6w zdola uzyskac do
stateczna ilosc glos6w elek-
toralnych, by m6gi zostac
prezydentem, hub wiceprezy
dentera. Zwykle prezydent i
wiceprezydent Wybierani So
przez elektor6w, kt6rzy juz
przedtem zostali wybrani
przez giosujacych obywateli
W og6lnych wyborach. Elek-
torzy kazdego stanu zbiera-
ja sic W miescie stoiecznem
sWego stanu w drugi ponie-
dzia}ek stycznia po wybo-
rach listopadowych i rzuca-
ja swe gfosy ma kandydat6w
swej partji ma prezydenta i
wiceprezydenta. Kopje balo-
tow, rzuconych W ten spos6b
przez elektor6w poszczeg6l-
nych stan6w, wysyiane So
nastepnie do prezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych, kt6ry
W druga srode lutego W O.
becnosci senator6w i repre-
zentant6w, to jest calego
Kongresu ma wsp6lnej sesji,
otwiera baloty j przeprowa-
dza ich obliczenie. Dwaj
kandydaci, kt6rzy otrzymali
wiekszosc halot6w, ogiasza-
nj SAT- il zostali wybrani ma
prezydenta j wiceprezyden-
ta Stan6w Zjednoczonych.