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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-24
AM NOW CONNECTED WITH

I AM NOW CONNECTED WITH
one of the largest real estate firms
in the state of Washington, and there
fore feel that l shall be able to bring
a good many land buyers to Montana
this coming season. Now if you care
to sell or trade your land write me a
letter to Box AZ, Spokane, Washing
ton, tell me all about your land, give
description, improvements, how far
from railroads; if there is any incum-
brance on land state same; give your
lowest price net to you, and terms.
Albert Nelson, Box "A. Spokane, Wn.
37-tf
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WANTED TO LEASE-For coming
season, 800 or $40 acres land under
the ditch, to pu up on shares. Address
or phone Everett W. McKeage, care of
l.. c. Hanson, Vandalia, Mont. 37-tf
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS.

The Royal Neighbors will meet al
the residence of Mrs. w. C. Beede OF
Thursday, January 7, in the Afternoon
at 2 o'clock. All Neighbors are re.
quested to be present. Business OF
Importance.
CORA CRAWFORD, Oracle.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-24

GENUINE GRIM AND LISCOMB
ALFALFA SEED-Won first prize
at County and State fairs. For sale
by William DeMessemaeker, Tampico,
Mont. 36-3t-p
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WANTED-Roll top desk in good con-
dition. Address Box PSI. 4O-4tp
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WANTED TO RENT-Furnished
modern house, or rooms on south
side. Inquire at Courier office. 37-tf
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FOR SALE-Cotton Seed Oil Cake
Inquire at Hurd's barn. 37-2tc
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FARM FOR SALE-Saskatchewan
100 acres, 1926 broken, in Wood
Mountain district; log house and build
ings; we'll; fenced pasture; six horses,
and complete machinery. Price $4,000
cash or $500 half cash and balance
next fall. Apply Seid Gotney, Wood
Mountain, Saskatchewan. 35-39
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MODERN ROOMS FOR RENT-By
week or month. Reduced rate.
Baths in connection. Rapp hotel. 37tf
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1919-01-24

FOR RENT-Strictly modern apart
ments in Rumble bldg, after Janu-
airy LIST. Inquire at Rumble office. 35tf
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WANTED TO RENT-16o acres near
Glasgow, improved, or would ION
slider larger place with a few horses
and machinery furnished. A. F. Arm
Strong, Glasgow, Mont. 37-2tc
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LOST-Brown fur muff, lining worn,
lost between Baylor and Tom Cole
mans. Kindly notify Courier office
or Mrs. Margaret Adams, Glasgow.
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Classified Business Locals
Rates: One Gent a word for each insertion. Minimum charge, Csc. Name
and address count Al part of id. Forms close Thursday night.

FOR SALE Todd Protectograph,
never used, for $50; also safe, So.
Inquire at Courier office. SO st
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WANTED-Men to cut 100 cords cord
wood. Peter Mcguire, 8 miles east
Glasgow. 37-2t
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WANTED-Licensed pilot to run fer
ry boat on Missouri river the COM
ing season. Address C. W. Kampfer,
Clerk and Recorder of Valley County.
37-tf.
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TO TRADE-Will trade three good
lots in Glasgow for second hand
Ford car. Inquire at Courier office.
35-3Q
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TO SELL-Alco Electric washing ma
chine, slightly used, price, $50. In
quire at Voters Hardware. 38-2tc
FOR TRADE-Ford Touring, in good
condition. for horses or cattle. In
quire at Glasgow hotel for Waldner,
Box 1924, 3S-2tc
The Brinkley argus., 1919-02-07

ship among the older boys themselves and we especially urge that this spirit of friend ship be shown toward those who need special encourage ment.
 we favor clean spech.
 "We favor clean athletics and urge local campaign among the older boys to pro- mote clean scholarship.
 we favor clean scholar ship and honesty in the class room and pledge our SUD- port to the high school teachers in promoting these things.
 "We favor the total elimi- nation of the cigarette evil.
 we recognize the positive need of rational prayer and recommend that every older boy make prayer a part of his daily program.
 "In order that we may ac- cOmplish these things we rec ommend that the older boys cooperate with the Y. M. C.. A. and other Christian agen- cies in promoting the Ameri- can standard program for boys"
 The report was signed by Mansel Baker, Lenox Attaway, Everette Dickey, Bertram V. Sturdivant.
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COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES

The County Suppl, after considerable inconveniences, as to transportation, visited the school at Zent Wednesday. For several years this has been considered one of the best schools in the county. It has two teachers now, one of whom, besides teaching the primary work, also teaches Home Economics. The Home Economics Department is well equipped, and the samples of canning, sewing, etc. indicate that very efficient work is being done in this depart ment. The students of this department anticipate taking a great many prizes at the school fair next fall.
 Zent scored 85, which enti- ties her to a place in Class B. Five more points would have put her in Class A. The points lost were for lack of an active School Improvement Association, stove not being jacketed, and failure to make 90 per cent on attendance. It is believed that when the score is taken next fall, the school will have the necessary improvements to make Class A.
 There is only one in the sixth grade at Zent, but the spelling test was given her. She made 80 per cent. The seventh grade took the same test, making an average of 93 per cent.
 On Friday, the Supt. arriv- ed at Allendale just in time to hear the rehearsal of the s. 1. A. that has done many things for the school which would have gone undone had there been no s. I. A. The
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conference were: Dr. T. w. Currie, of the University of Texas; w. l.. Chandler, of At lanta, southern field secretary of the International Confer ence Committee;s J. l.. Bond, of the State Department of Education, and Dr. Garrison.
 The boys committee on state policy adopted the fol- lowing report, which gives an interesting insight into the work undertaken by and for the youths of Arkansas.
 we the committee on state policy, realizing that the per iod of reconstruction before us calls for wider visions and larger purposes on the part of the older boys of Arkansas recommend that the older boys conference go on record as favOring the following:
 That we try to create among the older boys of this state a sentiment for continu- ing in school until we are adequately equipped for life's work.
 That we heartily endorse the keeping fit" program and pledge ourselves to pro noting it.
 That we endorse our Sun day schools and renew our pledge of loyalty to them.
 We believe that there should be closer co-opera- tion between the older boys and teachers, both in high schools and Sunday schools and we urge that this spirit of mutual helpfulness be cul- tivated on the part of the old CT boys.
 We believe that there should be a more intimate companionship between fath- CTS and sons and to this end we recommend that the fath- CT and son program be given our earnest support.
 Against Cigarettes.
 We favor a closer friend
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ZOO BOYS ATTEND
 Y.M. {. A. CONFERENCE
Interesting Meeting Held t Pine Bluff-Eight Brink
 ley Boys Attend.

Two hundred boys repre- senting 42 high schools in Arkansas were in Pine Bluff Friday, Saturday and Sunday to attend the State Boys Y. M. c. A. Conference, con- ducted by and for boys.
 Prof. John Baumgartner of Brinkley High School, with eight bright Brinkley boys, Rex Best, Chrisman Hill, Fred Graham, Alfred Allen, George Beuckman, Benton Bayne, Harold Blessing, Frank Bar nett, attended the conference.
 Officers were elected, com mittees appointed and resolu- tions adopted in parliamentary manner, and when the two days sessions were closed Sun day night, years program for boys work had been a. dopted that will make itself felt in the schools of the state and which will leave it's i'm pression upon boy life in Ar kansas.
 Hi Y" clubs will be organ ized in the high schools throughout the state. A large camping ground is to be pur- chased for the boys summer camp. Plans will be laid for the summer work and thou sands of boys are to be reach ed with the athletic and bet ter-living program of the boy leaders, a5 result of the conference.
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organization has just bon a new organ for the sc| and is now planning to a good fence around school grounds.
 The score card was n out, and Allendale scored which put her in Class B \ points this school lost N for the lack of home econ1 ics in the school, the lad a fence around the grnu and failure to make 90l cent on attendance. Allend like Zent, has been cls1 with the best schools in county, but in order to | this high rank with the seh of the county home econoI and agriculture must be ed to the course.
 The sixth grade at Al dale averaged 63 in speI The highest grade made 85, made by Lena Cd There were only two in same test. The fifth 8 made 62,s the seventh g 65, and the eighth grade,
 SUMMARY
 Brinkley, Spelling aVa S4.
 Clarendon. Spelling aye 73.
 Spelling average 80.
 Holly Grove, Spelling age 73.
 Allendale, Score 67, CA Spelling average 63.
 Roe, Score 75, Class Spelling average l54.
 Blackton, Score 70, c, Spelling average oS'
 Duncan, Score 30, SR average 72.
 Monroe, Score 30, Sp average IS.
 w. E. PhipT
 County Sa
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Officers Elected

John DuVall of Benton, Ark, was elected president to serve until the next annual confer ence. Other officers, all youths, wero named as follows James Hicock, Hot Springs, first vice president; Clarence Hall, Nal vern, second vice president; George Beuckman, Brinkley, assistant secretary, and Wal lace Bailey, Russellville, sec retary.
 A program of clean ath- letics, clean scholarship, clean speech and cleaner living was provided for at the confer ence. The program is put over" through the organizing of Y. M. c. As. in the high schools of the state to be known as "Hi Ys.' These high school organizations will fol- low the same plans as the college Y.- M. c. A. organiZa- the requirements of the school.
 Speakers on Program.
 Among the adult speakers who addressed the Pine Bluff
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Hunter News.

 Heber, and Willie Howard were in Blinkley Wednesday.
 Mrs. o. o. Downing and two daughters, Grace and Kathlyne visited in Searcy from Friday until Sunday.
 Mrs. J. w. Burns, who has been i'll, is able to be out again.
 Saturday evening, at her i home, Miss Ellen Nix enter tained few of her friends with a card party.
 Ray Smith, who has been at Camp Pike since last Septem- Der, received his discharge last week and arrived home Sat urday evening.
 Dr. E. E. Morris of Pine Bluff, filled his appointment at the Presbyterian church Sun day. He preached two very interesting sermons. He left Monday for Oklahoma City to attend the New Era Confer ence.
 w. N. Wilkes, the County Superintendent of schools for Woodruff county, was a pleas ant visitor in our school Mon day.
 Following a long and ling ering illness, Mrs. Daniels, died at her home, Saturday night. Interment was made in the Hunter cemetery Monday afternoon. Besides many friends, she leaves a loving husband and four little chil- dren. To the bereaved family we extend the deepest sym pathy.
 The Methodist Woman's Mis- sionary Society was enter tained Thursday by Mrs. w. E. Mathis. The business hour was followed by a very pleas ant social hour, during which delicious hot chocolate and cake were served. Among those present were Mesdames E. c. Scilliam, Elmer Brinne- man, Howard Francis, and baby, A. B. Wire, IF. H. Me Connell, l. J. Birmingham, Rev and Mrs. Crenshaw, and Misses Irma Francis, Irene Wire, Helen Francis and Bessie Mushrush.
 Last Friday evening, MT. and Mrs. Robt. Caskey, who have just moved to their new home three miles east O town, were suddenly aroused by all the noise a crowd of jolly young people could make with the aid of the gun, tin pans, bells, tubs, wash boilers, etc, with which they had come prepared. The battle was short but decisive and ended in the surrender of the newlyweds. The hour being early all were invited in and a pleasant evening for all followed.
 Geo. Sims received from his son, who is in France, a German helmet. It, being the first thing of that kind in l town ic CI1ito o o,,p;oc;+x,
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KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO

From the Farmer to You. Each leaf carefully selected by an expert tobaconist, from the best crops of the county.
 No Filthy Factory Hands
 Touch It.
 No dope, adulteration or camouflage, Send me $2.OO and l will send you by mail, postpaid 3 1b of well ripened. mellow old tobacco. 10 fb for $5, or tobacco suitable for. smoking only, 40c per lb in four or more ID packages.
 This country grows twelve million pounds annually.
 We get the choice lots.
 Buy it from a man who knows tobacco.
 JOHN R. OURY & co.
 MURRAY, KY. The Bank of Murray, Reference
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WARNING ORDER

In the Monroe Circuit Court c. F. Greenlee. ....-............... Plaintiff
 VS The National Bank of Com merce, of Milwaukee, Wis consin, ......................... Defendant The defendant, The Nation al Bank of Commerce, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff, c. F. Greenlee.
 T. L. Graham, Clerk. January 20, 1919 c. F. Greenlee, pro Sc w. H. Gingles, atty. ad Item.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
Institute Universitario "Jose de Diego"
EscueIa dc Quimica Azucsrera

solo eya aho dc estabeda csta cuando Ell
cazene ucccsdad mportane dcaba sentr
por personal donco Los aumuUs graduates del
Cuao Segunda aprobaron las asgnauras
lrespondcntes Scgndo Va fra actual dee
puestos responsabdad los laboatoros de las 81
gentcs cenracs Pazea Cano Santa Juana Ia Paa ayany
LAFAYETTE soamcc Fl pro0so dc ad
exgda dc Eudo Obc-
diploma que hubercn apobado satisfaction Jos
cusos mciore nOmcs del rabao rca-
elos FL Juan J. Gomez trabaJa de primer
oumco Ell la ay rccbc $4,000 menuac los de-
ma ganan dc $500 a $1,000
oportundad bnda nuestr juvcniud csiudosa g
ningma orma pracca que fcdundc
rdpos posiyos rcsuados pucdc cudar
partc Ia reconocda venaia dc tencr
porvenr cspcnddo que mbn, Sano Domingo.
IIayti. Cuba, Venezuela, Colombia Meiico.
Escuela dc Qipca cunstara dc cuao dc
cada sbdiyidtndosc terminOs dc tres
La pagar por adantado 5000 por
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obco dc dar mas ampa information pubicam0 Fl
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
IMPoRTANTE FoLLETo


Ell professor don Pedro Gil, principal
de la High School" de Yauco, ha
tcnido la cortesia de enviarnos un TO-
leto de los trabajos realizados por
dicho cuerpo escolar durante el curse
de 1918 a 1919.
Contiene Ell folIeto lujosamente pre-
sentado e impreso en- nitido papel sa-
tinado, un compendio de todoS los ira
bajos realizados por los alumnos de
esa Alta escaela. Ademas, trae i'm
presas las fotografias dc los salones,
de los alumnos por grupos de clases,
de los profesores 9 Inspector del Co.
misionado de Educacion.
Ell compendio general que Sc hace ell
dicho folleto de los trabajos realizados
por La High School de Yauco, es
I'M trabajo bien hecho de importan-
cia,. que merece encomiarse.
AgradcccmoS la corteSia de don Pc
dro Gil al enviarnos ell mencioI1ado To-
lleto, y le felicitamos, 10 mismo que
a todos sus demas colegas, por la bri-
nantisima labor realizada.
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Una victima de la meningitis
Cerebro-Espinal

Sc han tornado muestrss De exudado
naso. .faringeo los individuos en- 70
laci6n directa personal con IA snferms.
para invcstigsr IA cxistencia de ports
dores dc Eermenes Sc espera 81 informs
del Laboratorio.
Sc ha desinfectsdo Ia casa De Ia 81
ferma
Sc ha suministrado y ordcnado 81 uso
On gargarismos de una soiueion anti.
s6ptica.
Sc han envisdo distribuido paps
les casa-omscas en- 81 vccindario.
Sc practica actualmen'e una mimi
ciosa investigation para yer ds dssen
brir Ia via de contaaio. 81 possible fus
Sc. evitar IA propagation del nal
Los portsdorcs rue resuitarsu De iss
Investigations del Laborasorio ssran
inmodiatamsnte sislados has'a enc ds
sapsrezcs Il monigococo DE- ios cul
tivos de oxudado naso-fsringros.
Eliseo FONT , GUfLLOT
comisionado dc sanidad INFERNO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04

70 fucrs possible. su tener en- cusnta 10
mcdios dc quc tcnzan cue valeFse para
hcvar fehz teruino sus propositos.
s dcsechar po~ complete Ia teoria Dc
quo por el hccho De ser MAEsTEos.
cr'en obleados seguirsc -seriacando
con nuostro 'DfvINo MAESTRO
en- aras dc un apostoiado que Jos cru
tihca pcro no los redime Ese fue nj
tnico proposito y por 10 tanto ie 81.
plico me psrdone 81 en- alro he podido
contravenir Ia norma de csc importan.
te diario
Con grae'ss seaor director POT tan
"a bencvolencia. me suseribo , quedo
de ustcd.
Alto amigo y 3. 3.
NJ sosA LOPEZ
san Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
#lllE ~ GALE -
- = - -

Senior Director de Eel MUNDo
Muy scnor mio y amigo
Esta tiene por obieto reitcrarlc las
gracias por el honor QUO me habeis dis
pensado, danaolc cabida en- las colum.
mas dc su importante diario a mi arti-
culo "CoNTEsTANDo AL sENoR
COLL Y CUCHI'', Y Ia vez para in
formarle que al aludir a Cristo. Cali
leo. etc. cuyos parrafos motivaron Ia
aclarac;on que ese mismo diario hizo
publica ell su edicion No. 81 .cl iucvcs %
del corriente, aludi sin ningdn propo-
sito determinado, que pudiera dc al
gun modo ser interpretado como una
critica al credo dc esos grandes gsnios
que atn viven viviran eternamente eli
ia posteridad; nj mucho menos herir
Ia suceptibil.dad de sus discipulos del
presente. sino meramente con el propo
sito de demostTar que la generacion
actual es tan INGRATA que no EsTA
CAPACITADA para colocar ningin sa.
crificio ell Ia balanza tic la Justicia y
rendirle ell culto merecido y por 10
tanto, los profesores dc Puerto Rico
deben exigir con todos los medios a su
alcance. que la situacion precaria en-
que sc encuentran, sea meiorada cuan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
Sc cAYo DE UN BALLOON

FL DR.. Moreno, residcnte en- la calle
de San Sebastian, ha asistido al piflo
Serapio velez, de doce amos. Este niiio
sufri6 una caida de una altura dc quin-
ce pies, en- momentos en- que trataba
de pasar del balloon de una casa que
hay Ell la calle de San Justo esquina
San Sebastian, al balloon de la casa
del DR.. Moreno. Parece que no pudo
agarrarse bien al madero del balloon
y cay6 sobre Ell pavimento, producien-
dose fuertes contusiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
(Nota Official del Departamento do
Sanidad)

FL case de esta enfermedad en- Ia per
soma, dc Maria Rivera de la calle Labra.
No. IA. de Santurce. fue notihcado por
ell Dr. Castro las cuatro p. m, del sa-
bado 81 de mayo. Fuc conducida inme
diatamente al Hospital Cuarentenario
en- cstado de suma gravedad. Los Doc
torres Gutierrez Igaravidez y Herman
dez practicaron la puncion lumbar. 81
primero hzio ademas un anSlisis de san
gre, demostrando ambas actuacioncs Ia
presencia del MENINGOCoCo Ell gran
cantidad. Sc aplico a Ia paciente el
suero anti.meningococico la que conti
nuo agravandose hasta las cuatro de
la manana del domingo primero dc w
Mo en- que fallecio.
Sc orden6 y practice la investigation
de los circunvecinos del enfermo; aver
domingo; el numero dc vacunados al
canz6 a So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
AccIDENTE PERSONAL

La policia de San Juan informa que
en- la carretera de Puerta de TERRA,
parada siete y media, Ell auto numero
l435, del Gobierno Federal, que iba con
direction Santurce, arrollo Nicasio
Grajales vecino del poblado de Sal
sipuedes.' Grajales sufrio, al ser arro-
llado, fuertes contusiones en- la region
frontal derecha, algunas heridas le-
yes en- la espalda. Ell guardia Guillermo
Fuentes practice la correspondence in
vestigaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
sITUACIoN DE Los BARcos

El ''Brazos' en- Nueva York.
Ell "Coamo'' en- San Juan.
lei "San Juan" ell ell mar.
FL Lake Winona" EN- el mar.
El "Watauga" en- Nueva York.
Ell Marine Harbor' en San Juan,
con carga para Mayaguez, Guanica,
Ponce y Arroyo.
Ell Pluto" ell Nueva York.
Ell Yuma" ell Guanica.
Ell Lake Pervankee'' ell Guanica; /;
FL "Santurce" salio para San Juan,
con carga para Mayaguez, Guanica Y
Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
INFORMATION GENERAL
DcN FRANCISCO SANCHEZ
MORALES


Rsta tarde embarcara para los Esta-
dos Unidos nuestro amigo el senior
Francisco Sanchez Morales, ell active
representative del acreditado colegio CO.
mercial Albany Business College" del
Estado de New York.
Como saben nuestros lectores esa
institution comercial es la primera EN-
su genero de todo ell continente anne
ricano. Hace 81 amos que esta estable-
cida y su reputation esta va cimentada
ell Ia America Latina.
El senior Sanchez Morales lleva ell
proposito de solicitar de esa entidad
comercial algunas becas para jovenes
pobres de este pals.
Al desearle al senior Sanchez Mora.
les eXito en- sus gestiones lie reiteramos
nuestros deseos de que lleve un feliz
viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
NINoS Y EScUELAS

Nuestro estimado amigo ell Lcdo. j.
B. Huyke, Speaker de la Camara de
Representatives. ha despachado por el
correo de hoy los originates de su i'll
teresante obra 'Ninos y Escuelas" la
cual sera impresa Ell la conocida casa
Heath de New York.
FL ibro del Lcdo. Huyke ha sido de-
clarado va de texto en- nuestras escue-
las sera una obra amena la vez
que instructive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
PET1c1oNEs A LA oAMARA

No 372.-Del seiior Francisco Ma.
Romero, telcgrafista dc Guayama, por
81 en- representation dc las sefioritas
Isabel Perez, Carmen Betancourt, Ma
ria Agiiero, Lupercia Gonzalez Sill
VA Fernandez, telcgrafstas de Mauna-
bo Patillas, Arroyo, Salinas y Santa
Isabel. respectivamente, solicitandO au-
mento de sueldo.
373.--Dc la sehorita Leonor Quinta-
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MENSAJE DE FELIcITACIoN

Don Nepomuceno Perez Menendez, de
Arecibo, dirigio Ell siguiente mensaje,
por TELEGRAPH, a un ilustrado colabora-
dor de Ell .MUND0:
Santiago Negroni, Yauco, P. R.
Felicito calurosamente Maestros frman-
tes articulo LOS Maestros', publ
cado por Ell MUNDo, ediccion 81 ma
yo -Solidariamente con ellos Y
movimiento general
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
INFORMES DE LA BULL INSU
LAR LINE
PosIcIoN DE Los BARCos

PoSICIoN DE LOS BARCoS
Ell Cornell" Ell Nueva York.
Ell Helen" ell San Juan.
FL Point Arenas" en- Nueva York.
FL Marina reparandose en- Nueva
York.
SalidaS de Nueva York:
Ell Cornelia" sali6 el dia 2 para
Puerto Rico.
FL. Point Arenas salio para va
bucoa en- lastre.
Ell Marina" saldra el para Puer-
to Rico.
Salidas de Puerto Rico:
El Graphite salio ell para Bos-
ton.
Ell Helen salio ell mismo dia para
Nueva York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-04
MARCIA DE FABRICA

Ha sido presentada en- la Secrotaria
Ejecutiva, para su archivo y registro,
una marca dc fabrica perteneciente a
la corporation de Illinois denominada
20. r. S. Company, y que consiste
ell las letras co. "R' ''S'' coloca-
das en- desorden. Esta marca Sc aplica
la venta dc piezas de musica para
instrumentos automaticos.