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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

An Az TO Amend Paragraph Two If seq.
hon Seventeen Of ChEmgr One F5unnre,j
gnu Seventeen u the R.,viSea s.n1li,es
heiztins to the Employment Of Clerks
ann AecessGrr Assistants by The sun-,,,.
1enuen' Of Public Printing
tHrat--1pb Two Of section seventeen ,f
chapfer one hundred and seventeen of the
revIsed Statutes Is nerebv amended nv
sifik.ng out IN the frst line uf SAD ,,Sra.
E-Hi,h tine words. stute auditor und nv
inserting IN place thereof the word 'rup-
srfinr also Dy striking out IL the third Inns
.he-nu1 the wurrE ''ttIs governor and aiso
by striking OUT II the third anu fourth ilues
nt HSid parHc-gnh Lhe wUrr;S ''hs gtsl re-
serve an annual sAinr- Of fif1een lunc-ed
dnilsrS anG ny inserting III place thereof
The words, he NM empDv one ~ mpre
CLERKS ana asaistunts Hs The braineE- Of ms
uf'iee ma demand, their number and the
Hnpunt on their compensation 10 he srrt,ie,.;
10 tie srpruvn Of tine guve-nur anu ruur-
eli SO thH. ~ amended. saiG psrag-upn
snail rsAd fnllDws
The gnve-nnr snail appoint u superin-
r"nr"'Ii uf plrniic printing. provided III
sNctron tnIr-v-seven Of ciiapter three. whose
appointment snail be approved ny rie epun-
Gil. 6e mar EMPLOY one mpye clerks
Bnc nssiEfaftg tine business uf mis- offire
ntar den,nnd, their hummer md the amuuur
ri thar compensation 10 be subject u ne
GpprprH Ut tine gnvdrn4x aud r0unrU. -
SAE1sua ASK0 -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
CKAFTK2 ~.


See = Paragraph II NJ snct3un SIX
ur chapter ts,1. Of The revised statutes
is harei1y amended by inserting aTfer
me word rcor2oras1ns. N ~, ~. -. I'M, 1a
power disr-1c.', and ny inserting after
the word bonds" II rhe tir's1 Inc 81
ssliG section -he words notes and
ur;le- bliga-iuns'. sn Lla1 sa1d para
r---Y-,,, as amended. shall read as fol-
Jews:
II Al bonds mites and other OBJ
legations Issued after fhe I1rsi day ~
F'atJr'ua.-v nineteen hundred ana nine.
rv rhe State Of Maine. or aTv cuuTrr,
r111r13cInnIirv village corDprar1ur.
n,-trr a-ld power district or wiLter cis-
r-ict therein
Ser > sectinn six-y-One Of chapter
r4na M me REVISED sta1u-es is hereby
auended BIZ inserting a4-Hf tine worcS
..zr;Ilaee corporation" IN the nINSh me
thereof the words light ano pnwe- us
t-Jr-' and by striking our a-ter me
u,r-,3r ..T-ut-es cta-es in the seventh
rs,. --np-rof me WORD ''hnntE". and IN
se-cing n place ther"nf me VIE Oh
Iign-ious'. and by INSERTING nel We. .ssl
.sse wo,t, ..bords" anu the word rs
sued" IN the seventh ltne ths-e5t the
words notes and other t'bll gat1ons
so that SAID section. as anenuet1- sha--
read as follows.
.eec e.. On and AFTER the iirsf day
g. -,pa-aen hundred and sixteen.
tue hoArd of state aEsessors snh44 o."
rs,-Y,tne the values ~ NE 49,
franchises IF me snfd BANKS anu n
stftulu1,s acrnrdfng re me lily =, - 10
r,,Ir ir,gfezld Of the rule gwen ~ the
n,acetiinc section: from the aNsrass
amount Of deposits. RESERVE Iano LII
1,nuivjtied profits 80 ratu1nee ~ s,t ,,.5
nani, or INSTITUTION there sfA- ~ ~.
Du. ne d..f,ucred an amount euuhi III
-he value SO determined on A.ns ,a
Sts.rs.s obIiEHtinns. MI bunds np.ss 81. al.
ntfIe- obligHriurs issuea a1th1 sn ,, A. a.
Ssv of .Fes1runry. ninetsen hu ,,,,I,,1
n9,a i,y rt11s state. or any c,uas.
rr,m,,tctpalfry. village corpora.loI; ar.
100 ,,av,xur disrrlUt or NEftE oAs01I@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

An Act 70 Provide an EuuA.tzac3nu
Fund f1r 1ecpnda-v Schools
Sec J. There Is hereby established
q 4und 70 o. known as The eaua- "a
ION -lInu FOR seconCAry SCHOOLS. The
terr- secondary schools shaI4 be inter
i1reteu = include a! free high schools
ann academies. The state supe-in-
tendent u public schools LIS hereby AL
rncnElmEnC 70 tne governor and cnun-
CT n DecernDer If each year the pay
ment Of such amounts as he mAJ deem
advisable from this fund for the pur-
pose Of aiding such high schools OF
academies as appear Ia merit Speech!
assistance for the PURPOSE Of InCreas-
ing the length of the sc:looi year, I'M
proving equipment and lnsrruct4-n and
tor purposes other thin +ur me- N'f'id-
ngs. Upon such recommendation The
governor and council may draw war-
rants upon the rreRsu-ar Of state IN
favor Of the legal representatives OF
ne several academies or OF The treas
ure- Of the owns included N saiG
recommendation.
sec .. For the purnusH II ca--y-tI. :
Out rha provlsions of section une OF
prUpriated the SUM Of forty thousand
dollars Approved APRIL ~
cKrrE1 LIB.
An ACT TO Amend Section Seuenry-two
of Chapter EIghty-rWo Of the Re-
ter I've Hundred anu Eighty-tnree
of the Public Laws IF Nineteen
Hundred anu Seventeen. increasing
Inc annual Appropriation for the
Attorney Generals Department
Section seneHt 1.-TWO OF chapter
esEtIy-tWo OF The revised statutes, as
amended by chapter TWO hundred ana
eiEhrS'-Cnrt.s VI Lne public IHws of nine
Teen hundred and seventeen. Is hereby
amended by striking OUT the word
''seventy-fye" n the second Line Df
ss,d section and by inserting il place
rhc-epf the words Twelve Thousand
FIVE; SO mat, as amended. sIlr sec
INN shall read as fnllpws
sac. -. For sRld purpnse the sum
Of twelve thousand five hundred doI-
iHrs shall be appropriated each yaar
auC SO much rhe-eof ar may he ntt,t.s-
sa--- may be expended under the d.
-ec-un Of The attorney general. The
sprarnur and council may draw their
WARRANTS rum time to time, for the
expenditure IF salc sum upnn the pres
tsurarlon of bills property Hvuucheu pr
the attorney general The attorney
general shall st The request Of aHy
s1are dsparcrnenr. mp'-H ~ c0uBe To he
mnkD 1nvanR1Dnr1unD IN buhA8 of aasch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

An Acr 70 Amend Serrion Three and Hec-
rinn Twelve OF Chapter Thirty-atx Of
the Revised Stariites- Relating To
Marking Packages Of Agricultural
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
IEATwE1 1T.

- "'rlne fur Cpkeep, Equip
a'-' Etensipns 1or the Seve-2i
80. '"bH and me Aadawaaka
-Dii..
y ~. - provide fn- the nend NJ
S. is,tsr c-'ained teachers fDr
'.es ne Htate the board Of
.i. ... -it sta1e normal scnDDis II
{. En- -.-el 10 provide for u,s-
- -1"''t and exIenBions Of the
Il - ~ sc'IoniE and the NADIA
.ae. SCHOOL. tur which pur-
9 -..s-A. De appropriated TIM
,ht -hulsGno dnilars beginning
q. m. -'-f ninstesn hundred and
all Lac game amount I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

Ton. such sum as ne paws Lne ''riutNi
-,n-ar1r- ru- writing and DnsrinE no
-3r.s Of the snle Of such equiv IN the
town where the land Lies, and n TWO
adjoining towns. three dOllArs anu
r,sIiHl travel and for -IIRi,ing OUT
dead and return IF me SeH OF Suc0
When the estate or fnrerssf OF ang
-,e-sor heiG ny possesslnn or I'M
procurement. IE SEIZED anu SOLO On "4e-
r,1-lou. rr The franchise or other prup-
a---- Of corporation. or the property
of an individual. II sold I'm execution
t-v PROCESS similar therein, "rH ar
ve--3EInr IN Ike manner, the officer If
entitled TO the same n the sale OF
IN equity Of redemption.
The f..t.s Of the register N deeds Iof
recording q levy uron -nRl eEta-e- ny
m. deed IF m. officer for the SAFE OF
-eas as,yufp On execution. and III Sums
r,aiu by The officer for irrte-Ial revenue
stamps n he affixed IN surfi deeds.
shall ne taxed tyv the officer m his wa
turn: and eve-y ufficn-. making levy
IN req! estate By ai1rraisal. shat cHuse
the execution and his -ntIIrn Che"""n
-, be ~eco-,ied by the ~aEiEtsr of deeds
fo- the district wher~ rtle iauG lies,
within three months after such levy
Tor the servire IF warrant rne
officer IF entitled 70 one dulfHY. ana
enc tinilar for service If "a r7irtInTus 70
cnY,rrrlit q person IN IRll ny - rhe mousse
Of ca--nctiun. and usual travel. with
reasonable EXPENSES 1ncur-1d N the
cc-rvsvance Of such prisoner.
For each AID. neceEsartl7- ennpIoved
II, c--irninaI cases. including expenses.
+wo dnilars q Gay, and IN thai 'orornr-
-iun for a longer ny shorter time. and
1sr cents "a mile for travel IN going
uu- and returning home
For The service of suhpoenA n
Grim irraI cases one dollar; unless n
sneriuj cn;es. when the rnu-t my in
r.eaae the fees Id wtu- il Judges rea-
sunabiE.
For attending cuu.--. and kneufnr the
prisoner II. criminal c2aeS. one du'fRr
nnd fifty cents for every Twelve hpur'H
and in that proportion Tor EreAIEs
ur less time
For travel actually performed TOR
the se~y-ice uf d wrft- warrant, execii-
ton ur other pronHss. ten CENTS mile
each Why from the officers residence
IL, the place Of the servane of the pre-
cepl, by the usually trnpalA0 ruUlA.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13
Watch Monte Vista Grow

Watch Monte Vista grow (!
The time Is short when the
people Of this city will have to
depend on Denver and Pueblo
ior bread and such Tor this
place Is to have full iledsed
bakery. with cakes and pies
and all kinds Of goodies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Of
Sterling will be the proprictors
and are already here and their
outiit Is on the way. They
Will conduct IA retail ms well ns
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13
NlDENT DOES X. p.
FOR DISABLED GUESTS

'nAington. d. C.-Eight Hun
sick and wounded soldiers Of
'ar Reed hospital were guests ut
int garden party given At the
IL House since the United States
NED the war. Prudent and Mrs
son we're their hosts. Mrs. Thos.
xanhsll, wife Of vice-President,
Robert Lansing. Mrs. Franklin
Lane and Mrs. Rolfe Boiling a.
In the reception and enter
lnent
resident Wilson helped to serve
and other refreshments. While
vas making his rounds among
disabled soldiers, one of them.
NE Jos. Rychard of New York,
nad a camera, asked the privi-
OF Swapping" the President
Plates and spoons in hand.
20 the President had complied
lnsy Private Richard thanked
aad then called out that It was
nra picture ever taken of q
'aent doing X. p" (kttchen-
'' This provoked laughter at
Cd PRESIDENT Wilson Joined hear
aen the playing of the Star
''ea banner by the Marine
announced the appearance Of
'aent and Mrs. Wilson all the
including the many on crutch-
'Ose and remained standing. All
'aen introduced by I. H. Hoo
ea'e1 usher Of the White House.
most severely wounded were
Aee' chairs attended by Red
nurses. Some Of these we're
:" Tue hospital for the first time
months.
ss'dent and Mrs. Wilson con-
~ with 'he soldiers, inquired
.'n'ns their care at the hospi.
.,u took deep interest In their
VI experiences in France.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

"A Wholesale business and they
come with the very highest re-
Communications. The Journal
is sure that they have made n
wise selection for u location.
as Monte Vista people trade
with Monte Vista merchants.
What with the new bank.
the new meat market. the new
hotel and the new bakery. the
place will have q business sec.
ton more in proportion to the
amount Of business done here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

n. n. Osss and 4, n, reu have
leased tbs Paussuyn building Ad-
Joining the Mssita supply Company.
store. and the building 10 being ro-
paired. They viii show twice -
week. "wednesday and Saturday
.vsnings) usins only the BEST pie
turss obtainable. They expect to
b. ready for business by next We'd
ncsday.-Mssita Herald.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13
lust What She Needed

II used a bottle OF chamberlain
Tablets some time ago and tney
proved to be just what l needed
writes Mrs. Volta Bankson OF Chilli
cothe. Mo, "They not only reliev-
ed me Of Indigestion but toned up
nv liver and rid me Of backache
and dixziness that I had been sub
ject to for some time. they dic me
. world Of good and ! Will always
spesk Q good word 10: them
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

viii Hanks came home last Sat
urday from Pueblo where he spent
weeks vacation. He enjoyed a
nice visit with r. G. Breckenridge
and says Mr.. Breckenridge has
tremendous business supplying the
trade with flour and milling pro-
ducts.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

Mrs. C. s. Aldrich will spend the
winter in Denver, leaving this Sat
urday night with her granddaugh-
ter Alice Newcomb for the purpose
OF giving that talented young lady
advantages OF special violin In
struction.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

The boarders and roomers at the
home OF Mrs. Ida NJ. johnson have
named their place jazz Inn" and
announce the same to the public
with an elaborate sign on the front
OF the building.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Long and
daughter LYDIA, OF Macon. Mo-, who
have been visiting at Billings, Mont.
will arrive Friday for visit with
cousins of Mr.. Long. Mrs. Wallace
Hawkins and Mrs. Charles Grafton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

We have hr~n sosssssse esoush
." obtain the Ax~ocy sor the ''hls"
Irrfu"- aud toilet soois ,ine. Th~
ti"nc"" g"ssi> ar~ on the way. Fui.
i~r Drug Company.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

Andy Zikert, a stock salesman Of
this section. accompanied his wife
to Chicago this week on her way to
her home in Fon du Lac, Wise. Mr..
Zickert will return to Monte Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

The front Of the Hecker store
building received a new coat Of
green paint this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

o ana Mrs. w. A. Marvin of
'u'ers Home loft Monday
'or Flushing. Mich, to
W. ~ months with their daugh-
'' Claude M. Reed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

George Baird returned Thursday
from a few days stay at Espanola
MIR. Baird has not much praise for
the roads In that part OF the world.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

MisV Anita Heinhsch won't TO Ala
mosa Saturday evening 10 spend
two weeks with Mra J. u. Vcimor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

Look out for BlackleR. Use
Franklin, Kansas Serum. Its guar
anteed. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

List your land with C. C. Kerr &
Co. They have lots OF buyers at
the right prices. II
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

p 'aak kimble and daughter,
n.,s s', LETT Saturday evening
h .. nome at strawn. Kansas,
e'al W. weeks visit with his
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13

Oiin rcrdew and family returned
To- their home In Crccdo Thursday
after . visit with Monte Vista
frisnds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-09-13
Bad Business
For farmer to buy light plant of any kind
without first carefully looking it over.

deal difference
every pant and greater difference the manufacture behind
IL would seem that plant that has
hst class especta
the
renaoie company would be the plant to purchase.
on the mar is
H on expensive % but foolish The time
eraoe amount OF money to find the plant
% amy conditions Nearly knows the
, me Deleo the same standard product the
mo0nes ITS systems such
Oasmobile Hudson
Premier and numerous other high automobiles
Every lAberty United
plane every Packard Aviation
the worlds
tona the standard DEICO system worlds fastest time
made both the eropane
by the help OF the DEICO system
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
DANCE TO FEATURE
ARMISTICE PROGRAM
hmortcan Legion Announces last of
Events for November ~
Celebration,

A ball. open 10 She public. will hcn
the feature OF the celebration OF
Armistice day, November II, ~
planned by the American legion ana
the allied civic committee. WIN
convention han ns the ballroom ana
the iArgrst and beat orChcHtfn ob
tainRbic. to- furnish tho music, mem
bers OF the legion under whose aus
pices IL viii be held, expect the event
10 be the most elaborate affair OF
tn. Kind ever attempted here.
Speclal vaudeville RciH viii inter
sperce the dance numbers and IN"
program will he opened with short
address
Plans for the celebration during
the other hours OF the day are IN
the hands of the members Of the al.
lied civic committee under N" di
rection OF W. g. 2icg"r, chairman.
. At the meeting Of joe 'l'H"n
post OF the legion last night 10" i"l.
lowing executive committee "hy
elected upon the recommendation 80
the nominating cummitl"" "pp".nI'
at the last meeting Nlvn } H"I''
T. n Worthlugtou. Glenn Con
don. Ralph ~. smith Thomas l|ons.
Harry HALEY. ilorac" II lIoELn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06
STONEBRAKER VISITS
HERE; PIONEER TULSAN
Although Living IN Kansas 'liN
Man Who Opened iiig Addition
IL Consistent Itposicr.

As long as Tulsa exists the name
Of Henry NJ StOnchrnkor viii IN"
linked IN It's history as an example
OF the dream OF one uf the earliest
Investors In the city real estate come
true. For his name IN stamped IN
dclibly upon one Of It's choicest res
ldcnre sections whoteon the Improve.
ncnts now total several millions OF
dollars
Mr.. Stonehraker was In Tulsa
Wednesday on n business trip from
his home In Kansas Cily. II" stated
that Tulsa has more than measured
up 10 his expectation uf about ld
years ago when he purchased the
Htonebfnker tract In the south part
OF the city. In spite OF the fact tha'
he lives In Kansas city h" N as
much of a Tulsa booster .aS ever and
predicts that the city Will Keep on
growing until II has population OF
100, 900 or more.
Cattle, raising is Mr. stonebroker y
business lie has rhnch In the
Osnge and owns one of the largest
cattle farms In the state near Guy
mon. r. w. Zea, a banker OF Kan
san City, is his partner,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

tO-in. shadow Lace in dainty
patterns. for fancy houdoir
caps and trimming klmoncs
and negligees. The ~
yard. special ......... 4JC
Camisolc Lace with deep seal
loped edge and beading top.
6 inches wide. good quality
and patterns The ~
yard. special .....r.. l. lCC
a floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-06

The British government W plan
ming to build the worlds largest diri.
gibie balloon, 1,i00 feet long ana
with a lifting power OF 400 tons ana
n cruising radius OF 1900 miles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27
ACADEMIA CAToLIcA
CUARTo ANo EscoLAR

LA Matricula estara alberta del
veinticincoe al treinta de agosto.
2.-Se admiten niiios,- hasta el Guar
to grado inclusive y nifias hasta el Sc
gundo afio de comercio inclusive.
3.-Las profesoras son seis' Francis
can Sisters americans cuatro macs
tras de .titulo puertorriQnelo.
4.-El Departamento de Educacion
reconoci6 la academia catolica Y dio
valdez su Diploma de octave grado
por ofcio del ounce de MARIO de mil
novecientos diez nueve.
5.-Se invita- a los padres de familia
a visitar el edificio de la Academia Ca
tolica.
6.--Ademas de la Gramar School Sc
ensefia el curse comercial, Sc dan
lecciOnes de mtsica, piano, pintura, etc.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27
Suscrlbase a Ell MUNDO.

La policia ha presentado las 81
guientes denuncias: :
Domingo Rodriguez, por hurto me-
nor; Antonio Echevarria Y Rafael
Padilla, por alterar la paz; Emilio
Rodriguez, por falsa representation;
Pedro Pacheco por hurto menor;
Juan Rodriguez Miguel Ruiz, por
infraccion la Sanidad.
Nuestro particular amigo Felipe
Maldonado esta montando un gran
cafe restaurant en- la calle de la Con
cordia, sitio proximo al correo y uno
de los mas concurridos.
Tendra Ponce un gran cafe, a la
altura de los mejores de la isla.
Ell COTresponsaL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27
COL A B o R ACION

A los sen ores que nos honran env1An
donos espollt4neamente trabajoy do CO
laboraci6n les recomendamos quo qua,
den copia. pues no respondemos de- 3,
devoIuci6n On case de no utilization
nj sostenemoa correspondence Sobr.
clos.
FL hecho de que este diario pubnqu,
un trabajo nrmado, no Signiflca necs
Saviamente que % sondartcs con 81
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27
DeSdG Rio CrandO

Nos comunican de este pueblo que hay
ALI una tropa de mocetones, emulos de
Pancho Villa, quienes Sc dedican cons
tantemente interrumpir la tranquil
dad de las familias, que, no contentos
con estas diabluras, la emprenden i'm
properties y pedradas contra los automo.
viles de pasajeros.
Las autoridades deben poner coto a
los referidos abuses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27
Agosto 25.

En- la noche del sabado efectuose
el festival con que los 16 alumnos de
la clase de taquigrafia graduados ul-
timamente, obsequiaban su profe-
sora Sra. Maria Teresa de Robles.
en- justa demostracion de afecto de
simpatias. FL festival Sc celebro en- la
residencia de dicha profesora. Ade-
mas de los alumnos, asistio una con
currencia numerosa, la cual fue es
plendidamente obsequiada por los es-
pesos Camacho- Robles. Ell festival du
r6 hasta atlas horas de la noche, bai-
landose tambien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27

va Sc encuentra restablecida de la
dolencia que lie obligo a guardian ca
ma, la culta profesora de taquigrafia
Sra. Maria Teresa Camacho de Ro-
bles, en- cuyo honor Sc ceebrara esta
noche una fiesta, ofrecida pOr la
clase graduada ultimamente.
En- la Playa fallecio la Srta. Maria
Negron Alcala. Su premature muer-
tie ha producido hondo dolor en- aquel
vecindario, donde era muy esti-
mada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27

Sc encuentra aqui desde hace al
gunos dias ell Inspector del Departa-
mento del Trabajo, Salomon Rosario,
quien ha empezado va su labor, ms
peccionando todos los sitios de ira
bajo, talleres de costura, bordados Y
calados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27
!, DESDE PONCE &


Hoy Sc la despetlido de nosotros
para esa Capital nuestro estimado
amigo el DR.. GuillernbO Salazar, quien
Ileva ell prop6sito de embarcarse para
Espafa.
Acompana al DR.. Salazar su joven
esposa Y nifos, qwienes pasaran en- la
antigua metropoli una temporada de
seis meses.
Buen viaje y grata permanencia
ALI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-27

Sigue el tiroteo de piedras en- la
"Avenida HOstos," de la Playa, sin
que, hasta la fecha, haya podido la
policia dar con el autor de ese ban
dolerismo. Anoche, ell captain Hurtado
Y varios policias inspeccionaron to-
dos los sitios proximos a aquel vecin
dario, sin que pudiera descifrarse el
misterio de las piedras.
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Los trabajadores estan hacienda
preparativos para la fiesta del La
Dor Day., que tendra efecto ell dia
de septiembre.
Han organizado una serie de con-
ferencias, las cuales tienen lugar en-
el Taller Benefco", tomando parte
en- elias reconocidos inteectuales de
la ciudad.
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COmpras.

tres cuatro mil dollars, que este situsda
entire las paradss 10 a %. Para informes en-
esta redacci6n.
COMPRO silas plegadzas en- buen estado.
Pascua A. Prince Hotel Malatrasi. Room,
No. 4.
CoMPRo una ola Giratoria un Csrrouseu
Caballitos. Pascual A. Prince, Hotel Ma
latrasi. Room A. Tclefono 3s1. San Juan.
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UNA RoDA-

UNA BODA.
Ell sabado illtimo contrajeron matri-
monio por Ell rito cat6lico en- esta ca
pital la simpatica sefiorita Mercedes
Jimenez el culto joven Jose Rodri-
guez.
Ella es antigua empleada de la CO.
noclda frma ''Sanchez Morales Co.
Inc. -, y el desempefla ell cargo de Qui-
mico azucarero de la Central Venezue-
la.
Fueron padrinos de la boda la sonora
Victoria Zousa, tia de la novia, don
Jose Suarez Mislan.
La ceremonial religiosa Sc uevo efec
to Ell la iglesia de San Jose. las nue.
We de la noche
Boda verdaderamente simpatica.
Ella, de blanco, sencilla, pero intere-
sante; su larga cola estaba sostenida
por dos pajecitos blancos Ell, correcto.
distinguido, con la gravedad que produ.
ce ese momento de amor de fidelidad,
al lado de la eIegida de su corazon.
Terminada la ceremonial, los invitados
fueron inamente obsequiados en- casa
de la novia.
..iQue sean muv fe!ices.
CHRONIQUEUR.
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Por ell puerto de Mayagdez embar-
ca el sabado para Santo Domingo, el
apreciado joven Pablo Soriano, quien
desempena un alto puesto en- una cen
trail de dicha Rep1blica.