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The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

FIRST EACE-For 2-year-olds; selling: five
% = onc iaE furlonss: Bright gold. Ili; Eiith
K iop; Incinerator. lr; Fair Colleen. IG Flare
y. Sister Helen. l0s; Short Change 100
Sy Ee.terts B; Sand Bed, los: Foreclosure
E; American Soldier. lp; Game Chick los
SECOND RACE-For ayear-oids: about 81,
urlonE: Ira Wilson. lis; Northwsrd, ps
ShiEslssh md. lis; simpleton. lls: Right Over
ls; Might, los; Indnerator. l0s.
THIRD RACE-For 2year-olds and up; tn,
Sir ArciIy Handicap high weight; about 81,
fulonp: Wee Louise III; Arnold LIS: St
Allsn. lo6; Starkader. LIE; Flags LIS: Old Rose
h-ld. rs; Penrose. il6; Torchbearer IB; Bill Nc.
Coy, II; Holisr. 10; Kashmir, 10; Toto rs
FOURTH RAcE-Fur 3yearolds; the Neu
Roohen Handicap; mile and one-sixteenth: Blair,
sowrie. 100: Hannibal. IB; Drummoud. Zoe; Tet
ley. q.
FIFTH RACD-For s-year-olds and MP; selling
mile and seventy yards: Star Realm, l16; Wood
trap. l5i Ca. ns; War Machine. III; JacA
Mount. 8; Paddy Whsck. lis: 'Groundsweli
l1
SIXTH RACE-For 3year-old, and nm. claim
ing; NILS and onequarter: John I. Dzy ne
Paddy Dear. los; overmatch, los; Drazpu Rock
le; Judss winzheld. Ios: Peerless One ps;
Capt Hodge. los: Zinnia. Ill little Nearer. lOs:
Lord Herbert, Ns: Bar One, 100; .Prim nd 81:
7. @. King. lob; Dandy Dude. los; Frank Wat.
enl M; Don Dodse. loa
sArxnttc, .II,w>.e. ci.ir,~d
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
FOOTBALL BLUES
new SONG HIT
Big Eastern Elevens Force,
To Dof Headgears to
Smaller Teams.

Several big Eastern colleges hsy
new college songs. They're singin
the football biues" Chanting
a monotone. the follower. Of man
OF the select circle are sitting In
hopes.
Yale. Pittsbure ana corneu 70
the list Of the new mournera Art
saturdays tragedy there was onl
one bright ray on their campus-
their idols died lighting. The III
OF victorious dope upsetters. Boste
College. Syracuse and Colgate ai
revelling IN the fame that attend
their elevation into the circle OF q
seasons best
Dependency nearest descrfbss Il
feeling prevailing at Yale. Hi nt
only chafes at the humiliation q
defeat by Boston College. whie
Harvard beat IL to o. but bemoar
the fate which has robbed the Ne.
Haven eleven OF seven staI
through injury.
Harvard has no defeat 20 WON
over but the Crimson followers NJ
not very jublisnt IN the narrow
to victory over Brown for q xiv,
Colgate a paper decision ovs
Cambridge.
Every time the wind blows ovs
from Hamilton. y. Y this weel
/ the Princeton Tiger will lift h
nose 20 the breeze and sni1 thinf
ominoua The striped feline Of MAJ
sau has just reason for not purrin
In contentment over neIt satuI
days game with Colgate. For thI
cold blooded, heartless crew 4
Larry BAnlChart's has branded itse
as one Of the strongest eleven. /,
the year.
Syracuse. on the form shown i
the rout OF Glenn Warmers Pitt
burg Panthers. won the right e.
recognition as a candidate for ~
Eastern championship. II they ca
ride over W. and J. Brown an
Bucknell and Larry Bankhart's ns
chine doeEnt hit the rocks 9
the meantime. the Colgste-SyraCu
game on November Is at Syracus
may carry with il a clean cut Chan
pionship title.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
STATE PREPARES FOR
FAST POLY ELEVEl

Maryland State held q practice We
terday in which the team run throuE
signals for a short period when son
new formations were r1ed out
preparation for the game Saturds
with Virginia Polytechnic institute
Although State was defeated I
West Virginia II was up against
superior aggregation. m fact one {
the best football teams In this sectic
OF the country.
Coach Byrd Will put every effort 70
ward to have his best team in shaE
for the contest with V. p. / Bucksl
ter and Gilbert the two ends Wei
hurt and will be out OF the V p.
game but RIGGS, who was crippled e
the SFarthmore contest reported ~
terday. and will be used m the Sa
urday fray Bosley returned and W
play In the V. p. L battle Rasdy
again on the injured list
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
ILLINOIS IN LINE
FOR CONFERENCE TITLE

Chicago. Oct. 2o.-with victories
over Purdue and Iowa to its credit.
Illinois leads the race for the West
ern conference football champion
ship. while Chicago. Wisconsin
Minnesota, Michigan and Ohio State
are scrambling to make the fight
one of the closest in big Ten" his
tory.
Defeat for Northwestern. pre-
viously regarded as the dark
horse" Indiana and Iowa in Satur-
days struggles eliminated these
teams from further championship
consideration. Purdue also is out Of
the race because OF its losses to ILL.,
inois and Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
BROOKLANDERS WORK
FOR MUHELENBURGH

Catholic University will he worked
hard in practice this week in prepara-
lion for its game with the Muhelen-
Eurbh College at Allentown. Pa. Oh
Saturday.
e. L. is not in the best OF condition.
as II has not been out long enough to
get its PLAYERS hardened This week
Coach Tracy will devote his time to
t1e strengthening Of the offense of
the BroOklanders. as the game with
Hampton sailors Saturday showed up
the weak point in the team
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
HILLTOPPERS DRILL
FOR DETROIT GAME

Georgetown's football squad was ont
yesterday working up plays for the
coming game with the University of
Detroit on Saturday at Detroit The
Blue and Gray eleven came through
the ". p. game in tip top shape. with
the exception OF few bruises to
some of the line men. which will not
keep them out OF the practice this
week.
Coach EIendine will work the team
hard the first part Of the week hold
ting scrimmages until Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
EGAN OF MOHAWKS
OUT FOR SEASON

Although the Mohawk Athletic Club
football team has an open date for
Sunday they will take the field this
afternoon in the first practice since
their victory Sunday. Egan, the guard
who was injured Sunday. will be out
Of the game the balance of the season
with q broken collar bone The Indians
are anxious to arrange another. con-
test with the Montross.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

The moonlight moving thing of past Kases
scheme MteIeuropa No buster will furniture
furniture where and the instalments 1t will take
hcae and carriages to move your entire
hold besides wheebaow graphic
phone That's hundred buttons job family
afford to move even if they're two umps behind the rent and one
ahead of Trips At the of
Eliza could never have bought enough to escape
still get Jumps your you
try Switching lump the waiter the other Jumps
kOkO with bungstopper They used call m bungarer but
big days for moving The family moves IN May and about October
first everything nicely settled the On October first
they the loop again It's life Eleven like
that make a Keith bill.
paying $50 So furniture family POP
into the which slightly larger than the old nest owing
hinges fold instead of
The telephone you for the first three
months service which big gamble for who has only got
months his kicks You find the telephone in
No than family the
The three months mostly
the moulding the until
looks like a either harp.
The electric light birds gas company
bankro The electric light and The works
all one big firm split in two They tell you to electricity and
electricity
wouldn't be saving If only used electricity wouldn't be
electricity But by using both both The Gypsy
Dream Book is full OF that stuff
really make any juice you
the frost curling the cles of the
The doesn't need to make 1t feeds air Besides
whether the
whether the collector adds the
nomination that ticket is equivalent to election.
BY nior collects you're
who has the brass ring earthquake You're wang
up landlord you've
FIRE You've different janto
old day. the old phone and
he old moving
The suburban building companies are always asking: why Pay
enables married couple
from their grandchildren in paving 'em each week
In he meantime, why Pay Rent"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

Fair Not Held.
The claim Is made that the asso-
ciation Is conducting racing and bet
ting without the slightest semblance
Of an agricultural exhibit.
At an anti-racerack gambling
meeting at Hagerstown today an or
ganization was effected In the inter-
est Of a bill to prohibit racetrack
gambling In Maryland and which a
committee. composed OF Raymond J.
Funkhouser. E Harry Keller. Dan
lei A. Stickell. J. w. Myers and II.
p. Pollock was appointed to
thoroughly organise Washington coun-
ty will be presented to the legislature
in January.
II It planned to appoint committees
to act in each district in the coun-
y and to line up the Republican and
Democratic legislative nominees in
favor OF anti-racetrack gambling bill.
An address was made by william
Purnell Hall of Baltimore. who in
troduced anti-racetrack gambling
bills in the legislature in 1917.
Mr.. Hall presented statistics show
ing that more than nineteen million
dollars was bet on the Pimlico,
Bowie. Havre de Grace and Laurel
tracks In one year.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
PENIS New Boathouse.

University OF Pennsylvania pro-
poses erecting its $4,000 boathouse
at South street on the Schuylkill
River. adjacent TO the college.
Heretofore the oarsmen rowed from
the clubhouse in Fairmont Park.
which adjoins Schuylkill Navy
clubs. The new location will as
sure tidewater and a 4-mile stretch
OF water for practice.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
MIDDIES WORK HARD
FOR COMING GAMES

Annapolis. Oct co-The Navy's foot
ball vacation is over. Coach Doeie's
midshipmen will settle down this week
in hard preparation for coming games
with Bucknell. West Virginia wes-
leyan and Georgetown. Capt Even.
who has been out with an injured
ankle. is expected in the lineup for
the game Saturday with Bucknell.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Champs Land Final.

The Champs closed their season by
defeating the Georgetown Juniors yes
terday by the count of to 8. Roth
ery's and Jones' hitting featured for
the winners, while Watson's iieldins
stood out for the losers.
The Champs won 80 out Of 81 games
this season. losing to the Young Ma
tionals and the Clovers. Tie score:
Champs .............000 21 900 5-5
Georgetown ......... .o1o 900 110 o. 51 ;
Batteries: Champs-Brew and j,
PAMELA; Georgetown Juniors-Smith
Harris and 3. Stewart.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
GALLAUDET ELEVEN
HOLDS LONG DRILL

Gallaudet College Is without a game
for Saturday. but will not let up in
Its work. a. all the candidates for
the eleven were out for practice yes
terday.
The squad was put through q signal
drill and short scrimmage practice be-
fore the players were sent around the
track to strengthen their wind.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
SPEAKER In MARKET
FOR GOOD SOUTHPAWS

Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 2o.-Tris
Speaker, manager OF the Cleveland
Indians. is In the market for good
southpaws for the 1890 baseball
team. The club now BOASTS OF but
one southpaw. Fred Coumbe. TIL.
Indians now have ten regular right
handlers and four others whom they
have recalled from the minors.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Virginia Team Lands.

The Virginia Avenue Playground A.
c. football team yesterday defeated
the Herdick A. C. Il to Z. The feature
Of the game was the playing of Davis
for the winners and the defensive
work Of Cornell for the losers
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
LAUREL SELECTIONS.

First race-Eimerick Lass. En-
crinite. Flying welshman.
Second race-Betsy. Veto, Fri
Zeur.
Third race-Constancy. Cobweb.
Rapid FIrer.
Fourth raCe-Fairy Wand, Milk
maid. Dutchess Lace.
Fifth rsCe-Ross entry. The Por-
ter. Lucul.Ite.
Sixth race-Joan of Arc, KIM
palong. Snow Queen.
Seventh race-King Tuscan,
Amackassin. Cabin Boy
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Big Rugby Match.

The Rugby football match be-
tween the two great English col
legiate rivals. Cambridge and Ok
ford, will take place December 9 at
Queens Club, London.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
$4,000 Natatorium.

Plans are on foot for the erec-
tion Of a spacious 100000 nata-
torium In Los Angeles OF Roman
architectural design, which will be
the center Of aquatic activities.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Truxton Team in line.

The Truxton A. c. will hold its
initial football practice Thursday
night at p. m. A game has been
arranged for Sunday and all candi-
dates are requested to be present for
this 0rst workout.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Trinity Land, Battle.

The Trinity School defeated ~
Prospects A c. football team yeste
day by Il to 6 in an interesting cor
test which was hard fought fro
start TO finish.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
STECHER TO MEET
STRANGLER LEWIS

New York. Oct 2o.-Joe Stecher and
Ed C'strangler''J Lewis will meet in
wrestling bout in Madison Square
Garden. November g. according to an
announcement here today by Jack
Curley, promoter.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
Truxton Juniors Win.

The Truxton Junior football eleven
defeated the Quaccs team yesterday
by 6 to 0. in a we'll played contest in
which the aerial route was used to q
great extent. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
WESTERN WILL
!. PLAY BUSINESS
Coach Morse's Georgetown
Warriors Meet Stenog-
raphers.
Lineup Of the Teams.

Place-Central High School Stad-
ium. Eleventh and Thirteenth and
Florida avenue northwest. Time
$3.50 p. m. Referee. Mr.. Apple.
michigan. Umpire. Mr.. Dugan.
Gonzaga. Head linesman. Mr..
Journet. Springfield.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

TouchdoNn-bssn. Goal from touchdown-Pol-
leg. Goal yissed-Grove. Referee-Mr. O'Con-
nor. Umpfe-Mr. Coz. Head linesnan-Nr
Cranston. Time Of peuodsS, 10. 8. 10 minutes
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21
AND POLITICIANS AFTER LAUREL MEETS BUSINESS SERIES
ATWo ADD THREEnh>
~ r.sia6 n,.N.zt ose o,.p wss ~ N
& &BUGS RAERh III -
WHY PAY RENT1

The ultimate is sadlooking whose bankro
shows of former beauty
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

He's the bmbo who is still earning salary when impossible
live anything It's tough life, mates
remember when used
Jumps coffee Those the days when the bar pilot would
sell something would make his shoulder
was cheaper than
Ten years cheaper than Five years
ago it cheaper o pay than
Now it amt either.
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The answer to that is the sheriff.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

In the meantime, "Why Pay Rent"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

.ApHnacs sllsw.nes claimed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-21

always asking why
They beautiful instament system of long pay
enables married couple
rom their grandchildren in paying EN- each week.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-27

Reunion de padres de familias.-
Aver Sc reunieron un gran numero
de padres de familas con ell PROPOSE
to de tratar sobre el asunto de los pro-
fesores; y, con tai motive, redactaron
Ell telegrana que copiamos mas ade-
lante, ell cual fue enviado a la Asam-
blea Legislative. FL movimiento que
estan llevando a. cabo los profesores
de esta localidad, es tan serio que
los padres que tienen sus ,hijos en- las
escuelas piOlicas, han estudiado de
presen., ara. case de no ser aprobado ell
Bill 167.
He adui como Sc expresaba ell tele-
grama enviado la Camara:
'Humacao,. P. r. Mayo 81, 1919.
Padres de familia de Humacao, apro-
bamos en- to6as sus parties peticion y
acsitud maestros' de Puerto Rico. Pro
yecto ley ciento sesentisiete debe ser
resuelto favorablemsnte.
3 p
Rafael Berlanga, Luis Rios Perez,
Z. Gonzalez Perez, Esteban Sanchez,
Rafael Lopez Astongiorgi, DR.. Ma
nuel Soler, Julio D. Guzman, Victor
Bursst, Rafael Marquez, Jaime Alsi-
ma, Miguel Bustelo, E. Garcia Lascot,
Isidro Ortiz, Luis Perey6, Rafael Mas,
rs,--- c.4$,a To-. x M ..gs,, u nsy~ r
M. Herreras, NJ Fuentes Morales, Ra-
fael Lopez de Victoria, Antonio Mon
Goa, Carlos Gonzalez Diaz, Juan Qua
drs, Candelario Lopez, Flor Hernandez
Felipe Garcia Martinez, Valentin Ber-
langa, ,Adolfo Cellazo, Francisco Noya,
Miguel Casolla. Luis Carmona, Deme-
trio Carmona, Francisco Berries, Juan
M. Ginorio, Jose Marquez Rodriguez,
Julio Gonzalez Diaz,l Juan Ortiz, Be-
nite Vel$zGuez, Joaquin Alicea, Juan
Diaz Piiiero, Ernesto Mel6ndez, Ma
naeI Parera, NJ. Carrasquillo, Evarisfo
Lopez, Andres Oxic, Vicente Martinez,
Carmelo Castaneda, Francisco Isern
Jimenez, Mateo Gomez, Rafael Velaz-
qucz, Candelario Baez, Rufno Cana
cho, Martin Reina, Juan Lopez Colon
Macario Rodriguez, Genaro Martinez,
Juan Cabrera, Jose Gonzalez, Andres
Do.ninguez, Antonio Arroyo, Jose Oh
mcdo.
CoRRESP oNSAL.
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EIlYlen0S sis GOnlas y TlIbOs para.
YlIcanizaf. .El prOCedimient0 que en-
pIeamOs nos pefInite haCeF los ira
bajOS rapid0s Y baratOs.
The Specially Shop for Automobiles.
Academia de Medicina de Puerto Rico
A los Senores Medicos Cirujanos

Por Ia presente SC participa los
sefiores Medicos Cirujanos &c Puerto
Rico, que por fallecimiento dc los Aca-
demicos de nlmero Doctores don TO-
mas vazQuez y don Manuel Figuoroa,
han quedado vacantes los silloncs nu-
meros 8 y 27 de la Academia de Me
dicina.
/, A fin de que los aspirantes estos
puestos presenter sus candidaturas Sc
trarscriben los articulos de los Esta-
tutos Y del Reglamento de la Acade-
mia, ,referentes este, particular
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-27

titulos academicos y upiversitarios.
q Hay EN- Ia actualidad veinte y Gin
co High Schools en- Ia ciudad de
Nueva York que han agregado el~idio-
ma castellano al curse regular de es-
tudios, " mas ae 25.O00 estudtantes
aprenden la lengua de ceryantes bajO
Ia direction de competsntes profeso-
res. Para doninar los idiomas e2tran-
jeros sin difcllltad Sc necesi1a adics-
trar la lengua, el dido, la vista y to-
das las potenci&s mentales. 10 todo el
mundo esta cSpacitado para aprender
idionlas en- POGO tempo. Pcfo por me-
dio de uh plan ,cien+ifco y practico Sc
pue5en veneer muchas difcultades. En-
este estan de acue-do infnidad dc pro
fesores. y Sc trsbaja activanente por
prspaxar un sistszia Due tengs I'M exi-
to absolute " rexonante ss..s,,s
Ell alensn esta ilanatlo a desapare-
GER de los programas. de, las escuelas
americanas. la instruction del aieInan
debe ser sliminada en- los Estados Uni
dos, assgfn Ia opinion del ilustre cate
dratico Gnstayus ollfinger en- su libro
LA CoNsPIRAcIcN ALEMANA EN-
Los cENTR9s EDUcATtvos DE
AMERICA
Ia llegade el momeato oDortuno pa
ra IA ensenan5a del castellano en- los
Estados Unidos. Pere, mientras tanto,
no seamos intolerantes con aquenos ciu-
dadanos que SO han dedfcado enss-
mar ell alenan en- .nucstrss escuelas pt-
blicas. 81 estos homb-es estan sincera-
lnente con los ideales del pueblo ame-
ricano, ellcs son dignos de nues.ra sim
patia y de nuostro respeto y no debe-
mos mirarle con rencor. ,Pero 81 hay
algunos entire ellos que .ailn Green en-
Ia superioridad del. lenguaje aleman
de las instituciones alemanas, estos
debens permanecer alejados de nuestro
contacto para que no Sc obstaculice
nuestro natural anhelo de confrater-
nidad espiritual con los pueblos de
habla castellana.
Lawrence A. WILKINS.
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mento, en- que SC recib2 la prilncra so.
licitud por la Di-cctiva.
(c) La solicitud deber& ir acol1pafia-
da dc Ill ejemplar de las publicac 'ones
m6dicas del aspranse, y recomcnd.,da
pc dos acad6micos numerarios.
(d) Estos tlltimos Sc haran respon-
sabies dc Ia rnoraldad pabiica y prcfe-
sional del candidato, de 81 ilpstyacidn
ta6dica, dc su probidad c;entffca,. ETC.,
etc.. y tcndran sierp-c en- cuenta que
toda circunstancia 8 acto contraiio
Ia etica nedica in,ltiliza para ser AGA
demico. .:M8s \
(e) Il secretario Perpetuo distribui-
ra entrc las secciones corrsspondientes
les srabajos con que el aspsrante haya
abo2atio So soIicitud y transcurrido I'M
tern-no dc dos nacscs, a partir de la
techa de presentation AcE dsth a IL
Janta Dircctiva, cl referido .sscretario
dara cuensa con los dictamenes en- la
session cue celcbre subsiguientcmente
la Academia. =
n (f) LA eleccion ser& por vote score
to. 81. ;* ssestf VI.
(g) FL academioo electO toma-a po-
session del cargo dentro de los se:s me-
scs subsiguientes a Ia fecha dc su cleo
cion, debiendo de >crtgcgars cuenao me
nos con dos mcses de anticipation, CO.
pa de su liscurso de entrada al acade-
mico que para contestarle hubie-c de-
signado la Corporaciol.
(h) 81 candidate eIecto Lara impri-
mir a sus expensas alnbos trabajos cn
un folleto que debcra distr;buirsc' entire
! los acad6micos en- Ell lnismoy acto de su
reception. El nilmero dc ejemplares deT-
tinados para ese fir sc-a igpal al de
acad6micos.
O Queda termnantemente prolibi-
Go solicitar votos a favor del candida
20, 6cbiendo conservar- -caaa .academicO
Ia absolute Ibertad de su Sufragio has
"a cl momcnto mismo de la elecci6n.
(jl I'm el case de que sc pycsentaren
varios candidates para ana sola plaza
dc academico numerario, sc verifcara
el eserutinio; 81 10 resultdra niayoria
sbsoluta Ell favor dc ninguno Sc re-
petra la clsccion entire los dos que hui
J. bie1ea obtcniao mayor. Tiimevo de vo-
tos; Y 81. esta. vcz llinyuno obtuviesc
Ia mayoria aosolu.a Sc dcclarara nue.
/ vanrente vacantc.
DR.. P. GUTIERREZ IGARAvIDEZ,
socrctario Perpstuo. ''aS
DR.. I. GONZALEZ MARTINEZ.
Prcs;Gentc. Advt.
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Resolution aprobada.-- ~
Tenemcs conocimiento de que el Co
bernadcr aprobo la resoluci6n conjun-
ia No. So, de la Legislature, autori-
zando al Municipio de Humacao. para
disponer del 25 por ciento del sobran-
te del presupuesto del aio econ6mico;
y, con tai motive, va la administration
municipal ha procedido. la. yrepara-
cion y reconstruction de una verja en-
CT Matadero Publico, asi como las GU
ne+1s y alcantarillas de las Gales. Sc
aplaude mucho tai disposition.
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PIDA PoR c. o. D.
Su traie Palm Beach.
RODRIGUEZ HNOS. y Co.
2 San Jose 2.

Isl el dia que usted Sc casara saba
que su esposo anna de coraz6n otra
mujer Que haria usted amandolo con
toda su alma?
Yea .'AMoR CUE TRIUNFA" por
La eninente artista FLORENCE REED.
Y vera como al fin triunf6 el amor
puro. Advt.
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cAp1TULo TX DEL EEGLAMENTo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-27

PStthdheSc1 .cl 6SpdAd uuIdube el Jlem-
20 necesario para adquirir un conoci-
mientO perfecto del idioma fin de
que a su regreso su labor este garan-
tisada por Ell 6xito.
Es indudable que nuestras atlas ms
tituciones educativas deben de ofre-
GER todas las ventajas a los profesbres
de castellano y Sc abandone ell cxcesi-
vo interes que hasta ahora hemos tent
do por cl aleman, que no nos reporta
benehcios de ningin genero hasta cl
prcsente
Sicndo Mr.. McAdoo Secretario del
Tesoro, pronunci6 estas palabras mol
vidabiss: "La ensehanza del caste
.llano en- las escueIas pdblicas de la
nacion debe ser compulsoria. En- Bue-
nos Aires es obligatoria la ensenanza
del ingles, Y los Estados Unidos Sc
benefciaria enormemente de la ense-
nanza obligatoria del castellano en- to-
dos los centrOs edueativos de la ma
ci6h.''
La mayor parte de los colegios y
universidadcs de los Estados Unsdos
han incluido en- su programa de estu-
dios la enseaanza del castellano como
requisite indispensable para obtener
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AvISO

Doha Ana. Terradillos, participa a
su ciientela Que Sc la hecho cargo dc
nuevo personalmente de los, trabajos
de Trhs- Trus, Punto de baifica, etc.
Ticnda La Fama, San Francisco.
Advt.
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DE LA PROVISION DE VACANTEs
DE ACADEMICoS NUMERARIos

Art. 8.-L&s vacantes de academico
de nilmero Sc proveeran segiin las re-
glas siguientes:
(b) Las proposicioncs para mieinbro
numersrio de Ia Academia SC recibi-
ran por la Junta Directive hasta ell
decilaoeuinso tlia despues de transcu-
rridoc dos meses q partir de Ia fscha
dc proclamation de la vacante. (En. cs-
te case. Agosto IS dc 1919. 81 no sc
hubiese presentado ningiln candidate,
dicho plaSo sc prorrogara hasta el mo-.
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LIE hacia falta.

Nos alcgranos mucho de 10 ben6vo-
los que han sido los presos de la car
eel de Dis:rito en- el desyerbo que han
hecho al atrio, de la Iglesia Catolica,
,pues va estaba nauy crecida la yerba
e inpedia Ell paso por el atrio.