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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-31
'MlDH|GHT FROuC
HELD TON|GHT At
MAJESTIC THEATRE
Mysterious Night Owl Kind OF
Program Arranged by Man
ager Bickert' to Welcome the
Coming Of New Year.

A rather unique New Years stunt
program has been arranged to start
at midnight tonight at the Majestic
theatre. The nature of the Midnight
Frolic, as 1t is called, is kept mys-
terry, but a hint has been let out that
It Will be along the good old days ;"
type-which can mean a lot of things,
depending upon the way one looks at
1t.
The principal object of the occasion,
according to the managers, is to give
joyful nightfaring souls a chance TO
be merry at the arrival of a new year.
The theatre will be open few minutes
after IL o'clock, or as soon as the reg
ular show closes, and at II o'clock,
midnight, the racket will begin.
MIXED PROGRAM.
The mysterious program Is OF a
mixed nature, Judging from the hints
that have come out about it. Every
body will probably get a chance to
make noise, and there will be festi-
val air about the occasion. There may
be some songs of the Wont Go Home
Till Morning" kind with everybody
joining in the chorus.
About an hour and a half afterward
the party will break up.
For the benefit of any who may not
be able to walk afterward, Manager
Bickert has arranged for special car
service within the city, cars starting at
Tenth and Main and running in both
directions to all parts of town.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-31
10 MUSICAL NUMBERS
IN COMEDY "0H, BOY"
COMING HERE THURSDAY

"Oh, Boy" the most brilliant and
charming musical comedy presented in
many seasons, and the fourth in the
series of the New York Princess the
atre musical comedy success, will come
to the Pinney theatre three days start
ing New Years day with a matinee.
The book and lyrics of "Oh, Boy are
by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse,
with the music by Jerome Kern. The
score contains is catchy musical COM
positions, the most popular of which
are can Old Fashioned Wife," "A Pal
Like You" It'll the Clouds Roll By"
Rolled Into One "Oh . Daddy,
Please!" "F'lubby Dubb," the Cave
Man" and Nesting Time In F1atbush.'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-31
ssSEVVVVWFWA'FV



A naturalist, picking his way
through the underbrush of Madagas-
car wilds. one day came upon a
chameleon which had been caught and
was being held by small snake. AL
ready the captive had three coils of
stout snake rope about its body. and
was looking foraa ard to being swal-
lowed--head first. Whether or not the
snake could lave made a 20 of a
mouthful So bulky Is another matter
but the chameleon tfonght IL could,
and in terror had faded to a pure
whits color. Feeling sorry for the
little fellow, the naturalist shook off
the coils from atcut its body and set
ill., white and shaky, On nearby bush
AS the chameleon's nerve returned,
the color also came ebbing back. In
no time l. was as good as new, ita
bright TINS flcsning when a stray
beam penetrated the jungle.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-31
AT THE BOISE THEATRES
TODAY.
PINNEY--Dark.

STRAND - Olive Thomas In
Upstairs and Down." society
comedy drama. "Alligators."
natural color picture. Special
music by the Strand symphony
orchestra. Last times today and
tonight.
MAJESTIC-"Jacques of the
Silver North" starring Mitchell
Lewis. First chapter of serial.
THE Invisible Hand"
PRESS-Florence Reed in
1.-The Woman Under OATH"
SPECIAL-Midnig F'rollc at
Majestic theatre starting at IL
O'Clock tonight. Five acts vaud-
eville, serpentine. jazz-horn
blowing, bells, whistles, etc.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-31
AMERICAN CAPTURED BY
WILD TRIBE AFRICANS

Thrilling adventures in darkest
Africa among strange idol-worship-
ping tribes are shown in 1.-THE Jungle
Trail" which will be at the Strand
three days, starting New Years day.
William Farnum is the man to whom
the adventures come. He plays the role
of young man who is the victim of
his rival in love. The disgruntled
sutton concocts plausible story about
q man eating tiger that lures the adj
venturous one into the. jungles. A
tribe of natives captures the Ameri-
can and his escape from one danger
only to face another keeps the story
at high melodramatic tension.
This afternoon and this evening.
"Upstairs and Down." a society COM
edy with dash Of naughtiness on
the part Of baby vamp (Olive Thorn
ash will be shown for the last times
at the Strand.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-31

For Colds or influenza.
and as a preventative take LAXATIVE
BROnO QUININE Tablets. Look for
+. w. GROVES signature on the box.
SOc.--Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23

AFFAIR CIRCUIT COURT OF
KENTUCKY.
Athen Fletcher Plaintiff,
C&!lie McClister &c Defendant,
BY Virture of a Judgment and Order
of Sale of Adair Circuit Court, render
eG at the March Term, thereof, 1919:
IN the above cause, sha II proceed to
offer for sale at the Courthouse door
ia Columbia, KY, to the highest bid
der, at Public Auction, on Monday the
9Th, day of May, 1919, at O'Clock
p. N. or thereabout (being County
Court,) upon credit six months the
following described property to-wit:
Three tracts of land lying in Adair
County, KY, on the waters Huddles
tons Creek or Branch, which is
tributary of Crocus Creek, and all ad
joining, and upon which L. A Fetch
er lived and occupied for many years
and used and managed as ole farm.
The First tract contains about 70
acaeS the seco4d tract contains about
so acres and the third tract contains
about % acres. For more complete
description reference is made to the
Judgment pleadiDgs and order of sale.
For the purchase price, the purchas.
er. with approved surety or securities,
must execute Bond, bearing legal in
teresr Loon the day OF sale until paid,
aud having the force and effect of L |
Bidders will be prepared 4
TO comply promptly with these terms
W. A. Cofey Master Commissioner /
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23

Mrs Herman Barnett and her LITTLE
daughter. Nancy, arrived from ST.
Louis last week. She vas met in
Louisville by Mr. and Mrs W r
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Myers. and
Mrs e b. Barger
Mr.. d. E. Hatcher,a popular travel
ing salesman, a gentleman who has
many friends in Columbia, was here
last Thursday, taking orders for the
shoe house he represents. He was
accompanied BY his son, Mr.. JON.
Hatcher
{, Mr.. A. G. Avery, State >.sAe
spent a day or TWO OF last -, ~
Adair County Clerks ffic rsti
thorough examination OF =.
He found everything in 6 s.A
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23

A prudent mother is always on the
watch for symptoms of worms in her
children. Paleness, lack of interest in
play, and peeviShness is the signal for
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
A few doses of this excellent remedy
puts an end to the worms and the
child soCH acts naturally. Sold by
Paul Drug Co Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23

u'''on' which speaks well Tor Carz,1 >,
CLERK Neat and his depatizf<
Lieut. Smith Gill, who ~ens. aex.as,
anu oio service on the firing sI5,,s
came IN last Saturday, -f,5a. c.,,r
i"Ei0r' on short furlopgh He ~
looking we'll and tells interests.
s'0F'es OF the lighting IT,. expeets-t,-
De finally discharged in i. very ,,s,,,-...
time
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23
Taylor County Farm for Sale

The D S. Wade farm of 81 and fraction acres
located right on the Campbesville and Co
lumbia Turnpike, miles out of CampbelIs-
vile, KY, will be sold rt r''t''- lection. on
MONDAY, Ian : 1:t.E
There is a 7-room residence and fine barns
on the farm. The farm is splenddy warered
and is one-half mile from Hatcher post U.i.-e
and the same distance from the public school
and church.
This is undoubtedly one of the most desirable
places in Taylor county The sale will be at
the Court House door, in CampbelIsviIIe. XIV.
at O'Clock, p. M, and will be sold by the
Master Commissioner of the Taylor Circuit
Court
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23

a Sunday-schOol was organized ~
Oafiin 'a'5 Sunday, 1t meets in q,
a 'T'"@'' a committee vas appsla..
- - ~'rt''e 0linis.sr for lureacs.,.,.-..
/. -,
= $50 before
81 At Goa.
a. 80 = assl.aozAS
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23

Ind, arrived last Thursday night, on
business.
Hon. Lilburn Phelps and Mr.. Hugh
Sharp were here, from Jamestown
Saturday.
Mr.. Harlan Shaw, who has been en-
ployed at Lynch for some time, is at
home for week.
Messrs. J. L. Goodman, w. A. Hill
and R, H. Vaughan, Glasgow were
here few days since.
Mr.. E. G. Wellington, Clements
vile, was here last week, looking after
his plant at this place.
! Mr.. J. R. Garnett, Democratic cam
didate for the State Senate, went to
Glasgow last Thursday.
Judge and Mrs. Junius Hancock
have returned from a visit to Nelson
county and Louisville.
Mr.. Jas. II. Edwards, of Louisville
brother of Mrs o. P. Miller. visited
his sister all last week.
| Mr.. W. H. Cheek and wife and Mr..
! S. f. Smith, Burkesville, were at the
Jeffries Hotel few days since.
Messrs. Joe Anderson, b. T. Par
rott and R.C. Borders, Campbellsville,
were in Columbia few days ago.
Mr.. ALVIN Lewis made business
trip to Louisville last week, and while
there he purchased nice machine.
Mr.. 10. E. Flowers, who is employed
in Louisville, came home Saturday
and spent Sunday with his family
Mrs. Fred Chapman and baby, OF
FLORIDA, are visiting at the home of
her fauher-in.law, Mr.. ". S. CnaE-
man
Mir. Jas, Holiday left for Augusta,
Kansas, last Tuesday week. He ex-
pected 10 remain a few days in Louis. /
Vile.
Mrs. Eller Winfrey and Mr.. j. d.
Parish, of Cumberland county, visited ,
at the home of Mr.. E. E. Cheatham |
Sunday.
Mr.. 10. Harris, who is in the Navy, |
was Ia Columbia, on a furlough, last !
week, meeting his many young
friends.
Mr.. John Day and MI. John Thomp-
son, Berry, Pendleton county, visited
az the home of Mr.. r. A. Hutchinson
last week.
q. W. Blakey, Olga, Russell county, /
was in Columbia few days ago, en-
route to Louisville, to look after some
Miss Fannie Sallie and Dr.. Ed
SaIlee, Garlin, who have been very
feeble for several months, improves
Very slowly.
Mr. Curt Bell, of Red Lick, was i'll
Columbia last Friday. His children,
VINO were in the Graded school, leUurn-
ID with him.
Judge Rollin Hurt returned 10
Frankfort in time 10 be there on the
9th the opening OF the spring term
# the Court OF Appeals
M. j N Coffey made a "Trip o T
4ousville last week. His Oily ousi- ,
less vas TO BUY violin for his grand ,
laughter Miss Margaret PaUtesOn.
Mr.. J. w. Ham!eIt, of Farmvnie, {;
"a, was here The latter part of las =
week. On his return his brother, Mr.. !.
Hamlett, accompanied him
S far as Louisville a
Mr.. J. G. Strange, who Las been EN- T
,Ioyed at Lynch, Harlan county, for
everal months, returned home last
night. He reports that busl
less has been very good in the noun
aims. r
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23

Mrs Alonzo Barrett, who lived near
Tarter, this county, died few DAYS
ago. She was about 80 years old and
left husband and five children
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1919-04-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ADAIR CIRCUIT COURTOF
KENTUCKY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

AL margen de los libros y. :.
dc la vida. ;.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
Ell MUNDo
LAS DABGAS FEMINISTAs coNGRA-
TULAN AL LCDo. GONZALEZ
MENA

lie squi la felicitaci6n que la "Li-
ga Fcminista dc Ponce ha dirigido
al Delcgado Lcdo. Gonzalez Mena, por
su discurso del 8 del corriente, Ia
condensation dc los uno defensores del
voto femenino en- Puerto lRico:
Ponce, mayo 6, 1919.
Lcdo. Enrique Gonzalez Mena,
Dolegado cn Ia camara.
San Jpan, P. r. 80
Una vcz mas ha llcuado ustod sn
dcbcr. Su cncrgico discurso en- favor
del sufragio femenino merecc ell aplau-
so enthusiastic dc la Liga Fcmin:sta
dc Ponce.
Ora. Lola Perez Marchand.
Presidential.
"san Juan, mayo dc 1919.
Doctora Perez Marchand,
Ponce.
Gracias por su felicitacion
Nc parece que al fin triunfaremos.
Gonzalez Mena.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
la CRITICA De LAS LEYES

La critica de las leyes es convenien-
te. No debe confundirse el respeto y la
obediencia que deben las leyes todos
los ciudadanos; y el deber que tiencn
los funclonarios de la administration
dc aplicar las leyes y velar por su
cumplimicnto, con la critica razonada
discreta dc las leyes en- proyccto o
aprobadas por la legislature con e!
prop6sito dcsintcresado dc corregir-
las y enmcndarlas en- ben de la CO.
munidad.
A los proyectos de ley debe darseles
la mayor publicidad y deben ser dc
estudio y discussion.
Nuestro pueblo debc darse cuenta
que la libertad dc Ia palabra habIada
yeescrita es una de las mas preciadas
hbertades que disfrutamos que ma
die pucde limitarla, nj cohartarla en-
forma alguna y bajo Ding1n pretexto.
FL que este cscribc ha sido mem
bro dc la Asamblea Legislative dc
Puerto Rico, ha intervenido en- la dis
cusi6n, aprobaci6n y derrota dc mu-
chos proyectos dc ley Y ha creido STEM
pre- en- la neccsidad dc que la leyes,
sobre todo las dc mayor trascenden-
cia, como la que ha dc organizar el
credito agrfcola, sean ampliadamente
estudiadas discutidas en- la prensa
en- cl libro Y en- los meetings infor-
madas por Comisioncs elcgidas tenien-
do solo en- eucnta la capacidad dc los
electos; y por todas las personas in
tcrcsadas EN- la ley
En- todas parties las leyes de carac-
ter tecnico que por su naturaleza ne
cesitan ser estudiadas por personals
compctentes, sc encomiendan a conf
stones nombradas por la legislature
que vota las cantidades de dinero ne
cesarias, para que estas comisiones
realicen su mission, que veces les
obliga a visitar paises eXtrangeros,
para conocer y estudiar las creacio-
mes dc la ley en- esos paises yer su
manera de funcionar.
Y los informes de esas comisiones
los dictamenes de esas personals son
los que sirven para redactar los pro-
ycctos dc ley que Sc someten despues
al Congreso.
En- los Estados Unidos ell Congreso
en- ell aiio 1898 voto una suma de 20
mil d6lares para el estudio de los sis
tcmas de carreteras Ell Europa de
las leyes vigentes ALI EN- esta materia /;
del informe de esta comision Ori-
ginaron las leyes votadas en- el Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos por las
legislatures de todos los .Estados pa
RI la construction dc carreteras.
La labor realizada para obtener
esta importante legislation el consc-
guir que Sc votaran sumas cuantio-
sas para la ejecuci0n de las obras, es
una verdadera odisea en- la cual to-
marOn parte hombres de pensamien-
to, los cuales Sc unieron agriculto-
res, industriales, socicdades de inge
nieros, hombres dc negocios, a mas
dc la cooperation dc las sociedades dc
agricultural y el Departamento dc
Agriculture de los Z. u.
La ley federal de creditos rurales
que fue aprobada en- 1916 tuvo tam
bien gcstaci6n laboriosa En- 1910 el
pueblo americana consciente de sus
necesidades de los medios de salts
facerlas, empezo demandar un sis
tcma de credito rural que sacara al
agricultor americana de las garras de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
BANQUETE EN HONOR DE II
SOSTHENES BEHN

La Camara Insular dc Comercio to-
mo Ell plausible acuerdo de que su Pre-
sidente Honorario, y organizador, Don
Sosthenes Behn, temporalmcntc cn es-
ia isla, sea obsequiado con un ban
quote por sus multiples amigos.
Dicho acto social sc verificara ell mar
tes 13 dc mayo las ocho dc la nocae
en- cl Hotel PALACE.
Las solicitudes para cubicrtos SC re
cibiran hasta el lunes a las tres dc Ia
tarde.
Porman el comite organizador, los
scnoreS:
Scgundo Cadierno, Arturo Bravo,
Manuel carvajal, Evaristo Frciria
Eduardo Ferrcr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

la usura; y empezo entonces la dis,
cusion en- la prensa y en- los meetings
tomando parte en- ella los agriculto'
res, los economistas, fnancieros y
agentes comerciales. Los partidos po-
licos compenetrados de la neccsidad
Iy dc Ia oportunidad comenzarbn en-
tonces a promoter lcgislacion apropia-
da.. El primer paso para una lcgisla-
cion adecuada era obtcner una compile
ta information sobre la materia, CO.
nocer, estudiar 10 que sc habia he
cho en- otras parties y conocer y estu'
diar con toda claridad las necesida-
des del pals y el modo dc aplicar a
81 las leyes hechas en- Europa.
FL dcpartamcnto de Estado en- Wa
shington, la Association de Banqueros
americanos, cl delegado permancnte
dc los Estados Unidos en- el Institu-.
to International de Agricultural dc
Roma, los emba jadOrcs de Estados
Unidos on Francia otras naciones
de Europa rccogicron y publicaron
datos voluminoeos hicieron cuida-
dosos cstudos.
The Southern Comcrcial Congress
intcrcsado en- el desarroilo &c la agri-
cultura y otras industrias en- el Sur
dc los Estados Unidos. trat6 dc or
ganizar una. Comision compucsta de
dos representatives por cada Estado
y dos por cada pTovincia del Canada
para estudiar cn loapaises dc Europa
to1as las fases del crGdito cooperate
vo agricola. Esta comisi0n qucdo al fin
formada cn la primavcra dc 1919 sc
organize bajo Ia denomination de
"La Comision Americana"
Ei congreso de los Estados Unidos
por su parte actuo autorizando al
Presidente Wilson para nombrar una
comisi6n, que sc denomin0 "Comision
de los Estados Unidos de Credito Ru-
raj (The US. Commissioner on Rural
Credits.), para que cooperara con la
Comision Americana; v consignando
liberalmente la suma de dinero nece-
saria para los trabajos de la Conf
sion en- Europa.
Muchos meses pasaro las dos CO.
misiones en- Europa investigando, es-
tudiando su informc para presentar-
10 los mienlbros del Congreso de los
Estados Unidos que tienen la grave
esponsabilidad de hacer las leyes. Y
al mismO tempo en- todos los Esta-
dos de la Union, dice, Mr.. John Lee
Coulter, Secretario de la comision
nombrada por ell Presidentc, "se lie
vaba una campaha de educacion en- ell
pals para prepararlo a fin de que for
mara juicio intcligente en- la mate
ria.
Estos son los Origenes de la Ley
Federal de Credito Agricola Naci6
de las necesidades sentidas por ell
pueblo. Sc origino entire hombres pen
sadores que comunicaron sus ideas
los agricultores y hombres de nego-
clos, siguieron las discusiones en- la
prensa, en- el libro y en- los meetings;
despues la hicieron suya los partidos
politcos, sc discutieron en- cl Congre-
so que al fin sc resolvi6 nombrar una
Comision que sc uniera a la otra,
10 que Sc llamo COmisi6n
Americana; y cuando el estudio cstu-
vo hecho, ampliadamente discutido Y
81 CongrosO tuvo en- su poder todos
los informes dc las comisiones v de
los ccntros oficiales, Sc dicto la ley.
Ramon G0Rdio C6rdoUa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

Todo hbro cs un espectaculo, este
doloroso libro de Las Dcsencantadas--
libro dc orientales evocaciones- es el
espectaculo indefinible de tres exoticas
mhjeres dc pureza inmancillada; tres
'almas'' -alfnas en- pena- que sc
agitan entire ell ensuefio Ia vida,
mcjor dicho, entire el ensucno y ell ha-
rem; tres criaturas ilnpenetrables
misteriosas, cue Sc pasean como tres
fantasmas torturados 10 largo dc las
mWallas bi2antinas, por los barrioS mu-
sulmanes de Kassim- Baja de Sultan
Selim y bajo los blancos minaretes
las sagradas mezquitas de Stambul, la
durmiente ciudad de los Califas del Is
lam; tres enigmas indescifrables, que
navegan en- caique sobre las aguaS CO.
ronadas de espuma del B6sforo, de-
ambulan EN- los radiosos dias dc vera
no, por las orillas del IGarmaras dc "a
fir; tres elegias, que dislogan por las
avenidas silenciarias pobladas de pi-
ramidalcs cipreses, dc altos -monolitos
y de piedras tumbales del cementerio
de .Eyub; tres espectros de rragedia, que
Sc embriagan de sol y &c aromas ba-
jo los brezos purpureos y las escabiosas
azules del umbroso llane del Gran Sc
nor, sc deleitan con las fugas saliva
jes que destila la agreste :ampona del
pastor de Eski-C -Cnehir en- cl cndemico
vallccito de Beicos, ell rinc6n intimo,
alfombrado lie flores nloradas, que pa
rece faber sido creado por ell mismo
Ala para los paseos de Meditation y
dc saba melancolia tres sombras pa
ganas, que ocultan su desilusion in
tinita bajo ell fiinebre 'tcharchaf";
tres existencias armoniosas medita-
bundas, maceradas por Ell estudio Y, CO.
mo esas plantas faltas de clorofila, en-
palidecidas por la sempiterna clausura
del harem. -. Djenana, zaineb, Me
lex. -.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
DEPARTAMENTo DE INSTRUCTION

Fla sido designado de nuevo Miguel
Saavedra director escolar de Ceiba. FL
referido caballero habia renunciado
dicho cargo para ingresar en- cl scrvi-
clio militar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

Y es-un sonador cosmopolita vaga-
bundo, que ha clavado su tienda mi
gratoria en- los cinco continentes del
planeta, quien ahonda ell esas paginas
comunicativas y conmovedoras, que son
toda una plegaria de renunciaci6n y
de incurable desencanto, un problema
dc verdadero escozor humane: el pro-
blema de la Mujer la dulce compa-.
nera de Adam esclavizada siemprc
por las diversas preocupaciones petrif-
cadas. Siempre csclavizada: en- la Tur-
quia medieval y hermetica, por Ell Bey
supersticioso hieratico, y en- Ell resto
del mundo, inclusive en- estas vulg&res
Babias colombianas, esclavizada tam
bien --isiempre esclava!- por el eter-
no Amo brutal, ell Hombre, csc gorilla
feroz y ldbrico dc que hablaba Taine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

La sciiorita Grace j. Ferguson, ms
pcctora dc Cicncias Domesticas, ha pre-
sentado renuncia dc dicho cargo, ell
cual ha descmpcnado durantc los iilti-
mos .seiS amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10
Linn NY
PENSION DE DIVORCIO"

rs una pelieula quo, dcbo ser vista
por todas las familias dcbc quodar
como un grato recueYdo. Pronto en-
los principales Cincs. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

Sc cstan ultimando los trabajos re-
lacionados con la cxpedicion de los
certificados dc los profcsorcs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

El domingo sc vcrifcara Ia inaugu-
racion dc l2 escucla ''Matias Coma
lez Garcia en- Gurabo, para 10 cual
Sc Ia preparado un programa extenso
con motive dc dicho acto. TambiGn Sc
cclcbrara ell ''Dia de las Madre5''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-10

ST su maquina Registradora no an
da bien,--Ojeda. Avt.
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