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The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
DISINFECT0R, CAUGHT IN
MANS HOME, LOSES P0SITI On
Robt. Collins Makes Serious Charge
Against E. S. Reynolds and Health
lard Discharges Latter.

On complaint OF Robert Collins. OF
No. $40 Ferry-ave. east. an irate hus-
band, who alleges that he returned
home unexpectedly and interrupted a
tete-a-tete, l.. ). Reynolds. official dis
injector for the board OF health. was
disc harged Thursday by Health officer
Kiefer He is also made defendant IN
a damage suit for $4,000 for aienat-
ing the affections of Mrs. Collins, and
IS named as correspondent in divorce
proceedings which Collins has started
against HIS wife.
Collins. who had decided to do lit
tie detective work to confirm his sus-
picions says that he found Reynolds
I'm his home. with a bottle OF whisky.
Il bottle of wine, and some oranges on
the table before him. He says that ne
threatened TO kill Reynolds, but the
latter escaped.
Then Collins reported to Health ON
Ger Kiefer Reynolds said that the
- hole affair was an unfortunate mis-.
take. lie said that he had been or
dered to the Collins home TO disinfect
the clothes, as the place had recently
been guaranteed for scarlet fever.
Health Officer Kiefer investigated aud
found no such order for Reynolds The
latter insists that he knows nothing
about any wine. whisky or oranges,
and that he wouldn't know Mrs. Col
Inns il he met her on the street.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
WAKENS To FIND
HAND OVER MOUTH
Burglar Warns Woman To Keep Still
But Makes Hasty Exit When
She Shouts For Help

Mrs. Mary Thompson. a domestic
employed in the home of John f
Bush. No. 1145 Jefferson-aye, was
rudelY awakened in the dim hours OF
Friday morning when a rough hand
was clapped over her mouth and a
gruif voice commanded her to keep
still.
But Mrs. Thompson did not keep
still, and the result was that the in
truder made pell-mell exit through
her bedroom door He was evidently
acquainted with the premises, as be-
fore the members Of the family were
fully aroused, he had effected an
escape through the rear door
The burglar entered the house
through the servants window and got
there by means of an lS.foot ladder
A careful inventory OF household ef-
feels showed nothing missing Mr..
Bush is general manager Of the Hecla
Co, No. sos Penobscot building.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

cisicn OF the case in the hands of the
IL jurors. and those
brought in a verdict for 5000 for the
defendants Busch had originally
sued about seven years ago for 81. 100
damage on account OF claim that
yacht purchased by him was defec-
tive. The suit has been tried before
IN the local court, appealed 10 the cir.
cult court of appeals and returned
for retrial here.
Morgan is of English birth and was
% years of age. He had been book
keeper for H. L. Hatch Butchers Sup
J pig Co. for some years. He was a
member OF Union lodge No. 80 and
Peninsular chapter No. l6, f. & A. Nj.
and the funeral services will be un-
der the direction of these organiza-
| tions.
I Coroner Bennett decided death was
| from natural causes
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
EXPLORER HERE SATURDAY.
Sir Ernest Shackleton TO Lecture on
South Pole Journey.

Sir Ernest II. Shackleton, the dis
tinguished British explorer who came
within Ill miles OF reaching the south
pole, will give lecture on the incl
dents and achievements of his re-
narkable journey. Saturday evening,
in the Light Guard armory. Sir Ernest.
accompanied by Lady Shackleton,
speaks in Montreal Friday. and viii
leave that city Immediately after his
lecture, arriving in Detroit Saturday
noon. A committee OF well-known clti-
zens will act as hosts to the distin-
guished visitors. who will occupy n
suite of apartments in the Hotel Pont-
Chartrain. They will be entertained 1T
dinner in the Detroit club. Those who
have the matter in charge are Charles
Moore. +. NJ. Aiger Rear Admiral r.
NJ. Berry, II. G. Meredith. Z. W. Clark.
II. r. JOY. Strathearn Hendrie, joan
X. Russell A. K. Larned. Hugh Cha-
mers, X. II. Fyfe. Philip Mcmillan,
David +. Heineman T. II. Simpson,
Bishop c. ID. Williams and Bishop John
s. Foley.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
NEEDS OLD CLOTHING.
McGreeor Mission Makes Appeal 10
Detroit's Citizens.

As result of outside advertising
for labcr for the factories OF Detroit,
many men have been attracted TO
the city, and the McGregor Mission
finds itself with a problem to solve.
Many of these new arrivals find their
way to the mission, where they APP
ply for clothing, in order to make a
better appearance before seeking
work. Tracy McGregor, of the mis-
sion. saws that the institution is sad
~ in need of secondhand clothing
with which 10 help these men, and
asks that citizens will remember the
mission In the annual spring house
cleaning and sorting over of old
clothes. A phone call or postal card
70 the mission will bring the wagons
for any bundles Clothing placed with
the mission is never sold bur i'm most
instances a work equivalent is given
by the men.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
STRICKEN IN JURY ROOM.
G. w. Morgan Seized With ApopIexy
And Soon Expires.

George w. Morgan. No. 80 Wood
land-ave., was seized with apoplexy
while arguing case in the jury
room of the United States court at
o'clock Thursday evening, and died
in St. Marys hospital, short time
later He was one of the jurors in
the case OF Clarence NJ Busch against
the Michigan Yacht a. Power Co. and
the Sintz Gas Engine Co. The jury
had had supper in the Hotel Nor
mandie and returned To the jury room.
the jurors having TO climb two flights
Of stairs.
Argument on the case had hardly
begun when Morgan dropped TO the
floor Deputy Clerk Elmer W. Voor-
heis was summoned and called an
ambulance which took the dying man
20 the hospital. Mrs Morgan was
telephoned for but arrived too late.
Both sides agreed 10 leave the de-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
BURTON PROTESTS
AGAINST FADS
Objects To School Boards PROPOSE
To Engage Two Instructors II
Teach Girl Pupils To Swim.

For just a moment Thursday night
1t looked as though that ancient bone
Of contention. the fad question. were
going 10 precipitate another merry low
I In the board OF education, but the
trouble was postponed for the time
being at least by laying the causus
Delli ON the table for two weeks.
The committee on teachers reported
in favor of employing the additional
instructors In physical training. Miss
Gerretta NJ. Segar and Miss Barbara
Whittemore, with a view to teaching
all the girl pupils in the elementary
grades to swim. This brought prompt
and vigorous protest from Inspector
Burton, who declared that il is poor
time TO talk OF introducing more fads
III the schools when the board OF esti.
mates is cutting out many items in
the school budget for things really
necessary.
Mir Burton voiced another objection
when IL was proposed TO establish a
special department for stammerers in
one OF the schools as an experiment.
I'VE are not running hospital sys
tenn" he declared.
This matter also went over for two
weeks on Mr. Burtons motion.
Notwithstanding the opposition OF
Inspector Goldberg. who contendel
that the action would establish a dan
gerous. precedent the board voted to
allow three children OF Merritt NJ
Willmarth. a resident of Greenfield
township. 10 attend the Wingert school
without paying tuition. Mr. Wilmarth
who is a member OF the firm of Will.
marth, Hltchman & Co, real estate
and insurance men. sent communica
ton, explaining that he is a native q.
Detroit, has his office in this city. and
as an engineer has put in many OF the
city's sewers Under the circum-
stances. the board considered that his
children are eligible for school privi-
leges. Mr.. Goldberg's vote was tie
only one against granting the request
Inspector Kuhns school savings
hank plan was finally taken from the
table and adopted in the following
schools: Bishop. Scripps, Webster.
Capron, Logan, Parke Campau,
Thomas. Garfield, Eastern high, Li!i-
bridge and the Pingree.
The contract for furnishing 500 fold
ing chairs for the auditorium of The
Bishop school was awarded to the Su'
perior Seating Co. of Muskegon, at
Sl.15 per chair although the commit
tee on supplies had reported in lavoy
of the Cleveland Seating Co. whose
bid OF 90 cents was the lowest
Supt Martindale's new plan OF send.
ing supplies directly to the schools
from the jobbing houses was approved
and A. r. Towne was authorized 10 go
10 Buffalo and investigate the distrl.
button plan employed there
Louis +. Guenther. No. 23l Mitchell
ave, was appointed janitor OF the
Eastern High school TO succeed Peter
kraus, resigned.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

shHrIes l.. reer and Truman u. New
"e,fs nave cneh offered to- cBdou %
nsu ~ tht 1hildren,s annex OF tae
M Deu9H Inbcrvulosis sanitorigi.,
ana III Is Book has given glU0
toward the building fund
J"mrs FARRELL. who lost two nugrr.
waite cnRnged Ia moving NotIag
1891 nskan suit against the city ia
5uuse MHhdeIls court. Thursday az
terhoon. for $4,000
foii9wing severe attack of pneu-
mpnil. 4. y. Heuch. Detroit, agent ~
dte connecticut Life Insurance e.,
second-qye Mr., Beach is survived
uN MS widow ana two daughters
ir..ipi Phillip. the IfaIInn arrested la
'shinnd Pnrk, "Wednesday night. on
the chaggc OF ussaulting Miss Bessie
bafnshaW. PtendcJ not guilty when
Mfialsned "a Justice POttrr's court.
Ihursday lie was remanded To jai!
10 await examination. May ..
In a suit brought by the government
AGAINST the Ludlow Robson Co. 81
ioledo, under the pure food law Al
- .nats"d mat a Shipment OF vanilla
extract To David Wallace Il Sons lJe-
tl"lt was misbraNUed. This is Oh.
OF seven SUITS growing out OF pur-
Grasses made hy the Wallace Arm at
the request OF goyernment inspectors
from different cohcerus.
Miss Helen u. shaw, president of tae
detroit Nibciius Theosophlcni society.
WI leave Detroit early In May for
'tNN 'tilN'NHlAgs Mltfit Sic WI
take np the study OF philosophy aud
transcript preparatory 70 cntcriEg
Mrs Anne Besants theosophy coz
leSe In Adyar India. Miss Shaw has
determined to devote her life 10 tna-
osophy study and teachings
u. Anton Daley has been selected ~
orsanist of the new North Weod-
ward Baptist church. and la aCccpt-
ing his position Will have one OF he
nnest instruments Ia tue United
states to play upon Mr.. bailey mas
positions In Ibis city. and for ne.
past three years has been orgnGist
and director OF the Tabernacle NJ II
church
Melissa Gilbert, No. 20: Hownrd-sl
nnu Louise Roure. No. o. Becch-st.
became engaged In a hstic alt,lCd-
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
An attempt by Fred &. sbipmnn. of
pLckIe duel fnmc. 60 secure the pnss-

age OF resolution by the Detrplt
Real Estate board. censurine Fred
crick r. Bancroft for refusing TO
stand by the committee of hfty IA
the arbitration hearings. failed sig
nally at the boards April meeting,
held In Mt Clemens, Wednesday
night The resolution was voted
down almost unanimously, the 'op-
sensus OF opinion being that regard
less OF the merits OF the controversy,
the board should not mcddle in the
affair st such a critical time. Not
withstanding the committee repud-
iation OF the appraisal Bancroft ,on-
tends. an appraisal in which mem
hers OF the board assisted. several
members expressed disapproval 1f
the engineers attitude, but with tWC
or three exceptions tlNy voted
against Shipman's resolution.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
Mrs. Leslie cartcr Ind.

CLEVELAND. April 29.--Mrs. Les.
lie Carter. the actress, was taken ser
iously III here last night and all her
engagements for the season have
been Cancelled Her company has
been disbanded. According to her
doctor, Mrs Carter is suffering from
acute colitis. probably induced by
eating soft shell crabs. He declares
she will have to abandon all work
for at least six weeks. Mrs. Carter
concluded an engagement here in
"Nasta Herne." Wednesday,
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
Says Farmers are Buying Autos.

That The farmers Of the country
are really beginning to buy automo-
biles is declared by Roy d. Chaprn,
president OF the Hudson Motor Car
Co. who has just returned from an
extended trip to the Pacific coast.
The farmer today is the biggest
single factor to be reckoned with by
the automobile manufacturers from
a selling standpoint. he says.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
Teleqrapiners To Get Raise.

NEW YORK. April 29,-The Postal
Telegraph-Cabl company announces
that on June / 1t will make suDstan-
tial increase in the wages of IT'S tele-
graph operators in all important offices
of its system. These Offices are To &c
CLASSIFIED according 10 their compare
tive importance. The increases will
be selective, and will run from i've
TO In some cases as high as % per
cent
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
"rbe university professors OF our day
do not attack religion, they simply

shrug their shoulders and smile aud
ignore their Creator In the curriCH-
lum" said the Rev. Richard Conf
mand, In a Lecture. Thursday even
llg, In Detroit college. the last an
the seasons course OF extension lee
lures Fr Command declared 30
true education could be had unlcks
founded on a thorough knowledge It
God Next season. the lecture course
VIII Ice along literary and SCIENTIFIC
lines. and the Rev. NJ |. StritCh =
a.. who arranged the course tils
year. SAYS that he Is negotiating Tor
some Of the foremost lecturers IN the
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
The April Bulletin OF the Detroit Mu-
-. -. Of ri isaurI nunrIerlN. IL luHt

out. ana Is replete with interesting
Information about the museum aud
its work the uast season. several
nne reproductions OF notable picture $
now in the museum are scattered
Through It's pages The fron,ispiece
shows a reproduction OF "unfoidih,,
Puda." by W l.. Metcaf the most
recent picture purchased for the per
manent collection through the sub
scription fund. The Rulletln is trse
10 the public and may be had Tor thc
asking AZ the museum
The short hut stormy career Of the Me-
Coy home. an Institution for Negro
children, az No. 20 Twenty -sec"nu-
st has evidently come 10 an end
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

with the resignation of the board of
trustees. and notice OF eviction,
served by Mrs. Sophie Lyons Brady
for arrears In rent. Mrs. Mary -.
Mccoy has been the manager OF the
home. Roscoe = Douglas. Ro01ft
White, Il. Boydcn. and Cromwell
Lambert were the board OF trustees
douglas, the treasurer. SAYS that AIR
Mccoy has never accounted Tor tue
funds handled By her There are IL
children In the home
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

ton during a celebration that took
place NJ No. 2I4 First-st. THURSDAY
evening. The affair assumed suen
serious proportions that Miss Roui =
had 10 be taken 10 the city physi-
clans office Tor treatment. While
Miss Gilbert was given lodging IA
the central police station.
Mrs. Monroe Mott. an old resident Or
Muliett-st. Thursday. Mrs. Mott " ~
horn in Waterloo ont. 80 years akUi
aud had resided Ia Detroit since
1851. She is survived by two suns.
George a. Monroe OF Grand Rar'ds.
and A. Monroe. of Detroit. and ono
daughter Mrs. w. IL. Carson. ALSO OF
petroit. Funeral services viii ne
held In ST JoaChims church. MOndat
morning az y o'clock with interfneut
Ia NJ. Elliott
Fred vicschinski. Waterman AT the
cigar factory at GustaNe \. Moeb> A.
Co Nos 04G-g56 Hastings adopt
eel heroic measures in frightening
away quartet OF men whom ne
thought were attempting 10 break
INTO the place, Thursday night. tie
saw them at the main doorway ana
srrmised they were trying 10 .pich
the lock lie fred two shots al thcih
and they fed precipitately 10 wal
INK automobile and dashed away.
Tie Waterman thinks he struck one
OF the men.
By voting "a disaiIow the item for stor-
age al the city'- IL voting machines,
the board OF estimates has put " ul'
To the common COuncll 10 dispose OF
the cOntriVances. These were bodsht
number of years ago before the
primary election law WAS passed ana
were found 10 be too small 10 ac-
commodate the primary election bal
lot They have been In storage since,
city Clerk Nichols made one unsuc-
cessful attempt To dispose OF the S"t-
ing machines. and he VIII probably
be compelled 70 make another effort
now
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29
The sui, brouEh' by Eva de s'elnssr

""u "tnFFE :" NV" 'fFI"I" u'''T
made by their grandmother. MafgR-
let GuOln. a member OF one OF tho
old Crosse Pointe families, set aside.
was dismissed by Judge Mands a.
Thursday afternoon. IL was claimed
that the daughters Of Mrs, Guoin IN q
lteTltRd NOR thnn thclr share
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

With this litter you can carry or
remove from the oven any size or
shape Of pan or dish II saves
burns. pain. time and aprons
Once used. always used Regular
25c value, as an ad, for only
The Detroit times., 1910-04-29

This Cabinet has two
large -four bins, cutlery
and linen drawers. spice
drawers. utensil cupboard
and reinforced break-rniN-
ing board. as shown by
cut
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
Compre muebles.

Sc vende el mobilario complete de Desde
sileria de nogal esto "Imperio hasa vagas cua.
dros de merito haara odo cuano dsear quien de-
amueblar Sc vende todo uno por separado
Infomaran estas ofcinas la Plaza de Colon No IL
altos. San Juan de a 10 a. m. de a4pm.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25

De regrsso. Nuestro distinguiddo
eompatriota el Sr. Francisco Virella
| Uribe, de Arroyo, regresa hoy su
residencla en- aquelIa poblaeion, des
pues de visitar la ciudad con uotivo
Fdel viaje q Estados Unidos de su hi
10 el joven Francisco.
De Vega ba]a Aver estuvo en- San
Juan el conocido iaven professor de
instruction de Toa baja Sr. Her
mimic Perez, que vino q Ia ciudad en-
asuntos particulares.
De paseo por Ia ctadad. Anteayer
estuvieron de paseo en- San juan las
lindas senoritas Anita y Josefma
Saldana Crosas, que scon1pahadas
de su dstinguida senoFa madre vi
sitaron Ia ciudad regresando despues
i su residencia de verano en- las Ger
canias de Carolina
Grata vasita. Los distinguidos es-
poses Geigel Hernandez tuvieron
anteanoche la grata vista de I'm her
moso bebe que vino al mundo con la
mayor felcidad para el mayor con-
tento y ventura de sus estimables pa
dres. Que haya risueho porvenir pa
"a eI.nuevo cristiano y nuestra fell
citacion q los pspas.
Notd de due!o. En- su residencia
de esta ciudsd rindio aver su espf-
ritu 8 Dos, el que fue respectable ca
ballero Sr Miguel Emanueil. Fran
ceschi, de Ponce y que en- la ciudad
del sur como en- San Juan tiene nu-
merosos v estima nies familtares, en-
tre ellos dos bizarros ofciales del re-
gin1iento de Puerto Rico. Ell Sr Ema
nuelli "a. e. p. d. realizo hace poec
un viaje a E:tados Unidos sin halla1
mejozia para la dolencis que al fin le
llevo al sepulcro. De Ponce donde
vivio muchos amos, trsslado su resi-
dencia 8 San Juan.
| Entire sus hijos estan las dos dis,
tmguidas sehoritas Margot yCarlota
Emanuelh muy distinguidas en- la so
ciedad de San Juan. A estas especial
mente, y & todos sus deudos, envia
mos nuestra mas sentids expression
de condoleneia tomando parte en- la
pena que les aAige y deseandoles el
lenitivo de Ia resignation.
Para 81 que cumpio su jornada de
Ia vida haya paz en- el seno del Alti-
simo.
De poseo. Ell domingo estuvo en-
Manatf,, visitando i los fami,ares
que ALI tiene, la distinguida sebora
LuisaGuaytade Benero. Regres6 a su
residencia del Versailles" acompa-
iiada de su hijo el sr. Francisco Bru-
net y Ia distmguids esposa de este
sehors Rita Calaf de Brunei. Hubo
hoy una fiesta, de caracter familiar
en- casa de Ia distinguida familia Be-
nero-Guayta con motivo del santo
de doha Luisa. Que haya la misma
felicidad y algeria en- los venideros
para la estimable dana y familiares
Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
No 10 olvideis.

Eon San Luis Los sres. A. Alva
rel hermano, siguen obteniendo el me-
jor exito con laventa del acreditado
Ron San Luis" producto de superior
calidad que ha conquistado justa ia
M IN Ia isla y fuera de ellis No
eontisns sustancias nocivas y es una
bebida t6nics y reconstituyente No
olvidsis que los pedidos deben hacerse
{ ID scrcditada cass calls de San Jose
en- San Juan. "Rou San Luis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25

'pueds prestar servicio con Ia mayor
,eficiencia, con el fin de que pase di
cho periodo sin consecuencias serias
"Es de esperarse que 10 expresa do
en- esta Circular sera perfectamente
comprendido por todos los iefes de
Distrito, y que haran los esfuerzos
posibles para cumpGr estas instruc-
clones con ell fin de obtener los result
tados deseados.
Por orden del Jefe de Ia Poicia
Insular: Victor H. Poillon Jr. Ayu-
dAnte"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
JUVENIIINh
GRATIS.

Un reloj para usted 81 en- plazo de
i semanas, vende vent'e cualquiera
de los paquetes siguienta: 25 hermo-
svs alfIezes de corbats; Is libros ar
tisticos de agujas con mas de 50 agu-
jas cada uno; 25 bonitas peinlIlas mag
neticas de boisillo cads una en- su es-
tuche, 25 preciosas sorhjas. Cada
erticuio descrito Sc vende { 10 centa-
vos orc uno. En- tres meses hemos
regala do 500 relojes
Escroa una postal a TIE Assoc1A-
TE BUSINESS Co. Box 1882, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
Sc VENDE

Tn triple efecto do s de diametro
con su combination do llaves para
deSoonectar en- case de averias y con-
tinuar trabajando como duple.
Seis defecadoras dc doble fondo, de
cobre, con una cavidad de 1000 gal.
cada una
Dos iueyos de eentrifugas: seis cen
t1ffugas cada juego de 80 diametros
con sus correspondence mezcladores.
Tn mo,ino de nueve m masas y varias
pleas de repuesto
Para intormes dirijirse { J. NJ.
Galletti. Vieques, P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-25
D@ eG0cj@daQ.
Wa@ zsY E

Personales. Esta en- San Juan el
Dr, Perea-Fajardor de Mayaguez.
FL Dr.. Perea vino i San Juan con
obieto de recibir a los distinguldos
esposos Luis Fajardo y Mlagro Pc
rea de Fajardo, qve regresan hoy de
los Estados Cnldos donde han pasa-
do una larga temporada.
En- asuntos particulares ha estado
en- San Juan el Lcdo. Angel .Acosta
Quintero, fiscal de la corte de Areei-
bo.
Aver enbarco para Estados Uni
dos el Sr. Juan R. Baiz Sc asegura
cue el ST. Baiz va Nueva York pa
ra realizar su concertada hoda pero
Sc mostro reservado al ser interoga-
do respecto de este. Acompaia en- su
viaje 4 la linda nina Blanquita Di-
mas, que estara algunas semanas en-
ell noFte.
Sc eneuentran en- esta ciudad los
jovenes abogados A. Lastra de va
bueoa y Cuevas Zequeira que estuvo
ultimam mente en- Humacao.
Ell dfa 7 del entrante mes embar-
can para los Estados Unidos con OBJ
jeto de seguir La earera de ingeniero
los dos hines msyores de Lcdo. An
gel Acosta-Quintero.
Bale en- Asuadilla. Para el % de
los cozrientes se prepara en- Aguadi-
lis ms simpdtica fiesta. El Club
juvenil" lucir& su valimiento en- los
satones de Ia casa Consistorial aqua
dillana y el bale comenzars 4 las 9
de "a noche. Hermeso bouquet" de
damitas forma el briIante Club y
entire elias Sc encuentran a las bellas
y distmguidss sehositas Milagros
Amen, Genarits Guevara, Maria ,
RupeFtita y Toto Aleoyer, Maria L.
yCsrmencita Guevara, Pepits Recio
Emilis Janer, Julita Esteves, Car
men Amel, Carmita Molinary, Ma
ria L. Torregrosa, Maria Kearney,
Monsita Marin, Rosita Gonzalez Me
ma, Fma Kearney, Isabelita Diaz,
Paquita Gonzalez, Juanita Esteves.
Carmen Quihoaes y Conchita Lo-
pez-Diaz No hay por que decir que
las fiestas del brillante Club" son
muy amenas y constituyen brillsnte
nota social en- Ia simpatica ciudad de
Ia murmuradora fuente.
Al norte. En- el vapor correo de
eyer embarcaron para norteamerica
lis estudiosos jovenes Virella, de
Arroyo, J. Cordero de San Juan,
y Calixto Quintero, de Mana
ii que van & segur sus estudios en-
universidades de los Estados Unidos
Buen viaje y exito i los iovene
compatriotas.
i ballar Ell sdbado. Para Ia noche
d e ese dfa Sc prepara una animada
jarana en- ell casino de Ponce y segu
ramente resultari brillante fiesta en-
Ia q el hermoso ramillete de damitas
que ALI concurren dara Ia admirable
rota de su pFesencia.