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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
Onion .Magot.

Onion -Magot.
There rae three common root-mag-
OTIS making trouble at the present in
Michigan. One of these works on
onion, one on cabbage, cauliflower,
rape, mustard and, in fact, all Of the
members of the mustard family; while
the third is general feeder and may be
found on many garden plar&s, al
though it's favorite is seed-corn in the
hill, and beans. This latter sepecies
is the one commonly known in Mich
igan as the bean-maggot. The adults
of these maggots are flies closely re-
sembling houseIfieS only, much
smaller, and it happens that the adult
flies of the cnion-maggot love sweets
;ust as dearly as do other flies. More
over, it is possible to attract and poi
son the flies of the onion-maggot be-
fore they lay the eggs which normally
hatch into the maggots that make all
the trouble
To do this, use about twenty small
basins to the acre. Distribute them
placing them on the ground, and keep
these pans supplied with little poi
soned syrup from the time that the
plants appear above ground until the
danger is past. The pans should be
covered over with wire screen of a
mesh just small enough to prevent
bees from getting in but coarse en-
ough to accommodate these small flies.
A Y inch mesh wire screen does rath-
err nicely. This screen will also make
it impossible for poultry and wild
birds to drink the S yrup.
The poisoned syrup is made by dis
solving Il of an ounce of sodium ar
semitic or sodium arsenate in a gallon
of hot water and adding half pint of
New Orleans molasses. The addition
of slice of onicn makes the syrup
more attractive to the flies. and the
addition of tiny bit of purple analin
or one of the common Diamond DIVES
will serve as warning color and dis
courage anyone from meddling.
If one cannot get the arsenate or
arsenitet of sodium one can make it
at home as follows: Boil in an old
kettle which must never be used at
forwards for any other purpose, u
pound of sal soda (washing soda) in
y gallon of boiling water This is
the same as Kedzie mixture stock So
luton without the lime. Two table
spoonsfuls of this arsenite of soda
solution are sufficient for one gallon
of the preparation. In order to make
the poisoned syrup for onion maggots
add two tablespoonfuls of this solu-
ton to one gallon of water and pint
of molasses.
The Department of Entomology
will gladly furnish any other infor-
nation in it's power.
r. H. PETIT,
Professor of Entomology.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11
FAST ORLEANS

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Decker and
family, of Shiloh, visited their son,
Walter, of Lake Odessa.
Mrs. Clark Hoppough is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Gardner Howard
of Fairplains.
A number of this section enjoyed
the dance at Orleans, Saturday night,
which was given for the returned
soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry .Fingley were
in Belding. Wednesday evening.
Albert Wise, Lee Hatch and daugh-
ter, of Greenville were callers at Guy
Hoppough's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Warden and
grand daughter, Lucille Bright, were
in Ionia, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Comstock and
son, Egbert and family, of Shiloh,
visited at Norris Pitchers Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Grown spent Sunday.
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Tingley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Ranney were
callers in this neighborhood, last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson spent
Sunday with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hall ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dickerson
spent Sunday with their son, Orlo,
on Fenwick.
Mr.. George Cock, of Edmore, spent
over Sunday with Frank Rowley and
family.
Elon Johnson and lady friend, Anna
Hollenbeck. of Belding, spent Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. C. Johnson and family.
Mrs. Kate Tuthill, of Bedding,
spent Monday night with Miss Glare
Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Whipple and
son, Dwight, of Ionia, Mrs. Glen
Spencer and children, Of Belding,
were the Sunday guests of Harry
Sussex.
Mr.. Arthur Dickerson of Muske-
gon, is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Dickerson for a few
days. Mr.. Dickerson recently came
from the hospital in that place where
he has been entertaining pneumonia.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-06-11

A BUSINESS LINER WILL DO 1T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
DANVlllE VICTIM STILL
IN STATE OF COMA
Nan Suffering From Sleeping Sick
nr>S VIII H~ Removed
TO Hospital.

tSpcc!a; 10 The Times Dispatchl
dition OF Hugh Hester. who is suffer
ing from letharRic encephalitis shows
II" Improvement. and he will H.. taken
70 Johns Hopkins Hospital during the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
RETREAT FOR SICK HOPES
TO GET MODERN BUILDING
Annual Rcports 10 Hourd OF Managers
Show {ospitni Gives Much
Free Treatment.

Reading OF tho annual report ~ The
pres idcnI Miss Mary Norwood, re-
ports OF chairmcn OF standing commit
lrcs, and OF the superintendent, sccrc-
~ officers featured the annual meet
ing Of the board OF managers OF the
Retreat for the sick which WAS held
=, the hospital Thursday morning.
Miss Norwood's report, while re-
viewing The work OF the past year
for the hospital when the dream OF
. new building was realized.
we can hope ere long" said Miss
Norwood, ito have d new Retreat for
tho Sick with all modern and improved
equipment and room for 100 beds for
paticnts--a hospital 10 which all ply
s!cians Will be welcome and in which
patients of every color and nationality
VIII he received
The charity work lthe motive pow
or which propels the board OF man
aScrs) has grown and progressed stead
lily from one patient received in 1887
and accorded days OF free treatment
20 l62 patients treated gratultously
last year"
The treasurer. Mrs. Pryor Davis. re-
ported that ali current expenses for
the year had been met. and Mrs JOAN
y lightfoot, chairman Of the finance
committee and also chairman of the
building committee. gave "a most inter
cstnG report TO the hoard
Miss Mary Norwood was elected pres
idcnt By reclamation. The vicc-prcs,-
dents arc Mrs. a. l.. Straus Hebrew :
Mrs. y. l.. i9nna, Lutheran; Mrs. John
u. Llghtfoot. Episcopal: Mrs. J. a. Flip
20. Christian; Mrs. II. w. Shelton Bap-
,erian;, Mrs. w T. Richard and
Miss Minitree Folkes. Methodist.
The recording secretaries are Mrs
Shields NJ bishop Miss Harriet NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
PLAN NEW HOSPITAL
One viii lie Erected ut DnnvIII- to
Cost Ono Hundred Thou
sand Dollars.

DANN'lLLE. VA. March oo-An-
nouncemcn, is made here by Or. G. W
fr!tch-t. an old established medical
practitioner. tina; he viii erect I, three
story hospital. the venture to- rcprc-
sent an investment OF 100000. Tn.
hospital viii be built on the property
he acquired a few days ago from tn.
DanNi!le odd Fellows.
The hospital will be open 20 the
members OF the profession in Danville
Tor surgical work ana treatment but
pr. rr!'che;t and his son, DR. Bernard
irtchcti. vii! control the establish
rent The plans have already been
prepared and call 70, accommodation
~ slAty PATIENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
JEWISH RELIES CAMPAIGN
MI1"II:E TO HELP

In its campaign the Richmond Col
lcGr teams VIII have the hearty back
ing Of the executive committee or the
Jewish War Relief Campaign, which
came TO a close last night. AS orig
ina!ly planned the college drive was
10 begin Oh Wednesday,. March 10, but
the opening was postponed until to-
morrow 70 give clear field 10 m"
jewish roller workers
Resolutions drafted by the Jewish
relief executive committee and sent
10 President Doa,wr!sht, genera!
chairman OF the college cAmpa Ign, cN-
press appreciation for the postpone
ulcnt OF tho college drive ana offer the
Jewish working organization To the
college authorities tor any Us. 'hat
may be made OF *.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

Downtain. Mrs. s. H. Bemiss. The cor
responding secretaries are Mrs. w I.
Oppenhe!mc-. MIS- c. +. G.lett and
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin.
Mrs. PRYOR David was elected treas
urer and Mrs. X. NJ. billiard registrar.
The supcrnt.e ndent's repor, inolud-
Cd as a salient feature the fact tina,
30 DAYS OF free treatment had been
given An the hospital. Fly surgeons
rracticed in the hospital during tho
year. and there had been 70s operative
cases and Jo9 medical cases.
Standing committees for the preSen;
year VIII be announced later 10y MISS
Norwood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

coming week, in the hope that some
treatment may afford relief. Hester
who is over forty, had Influenza last
January. and suffered keenly from it's
after effects. More than week ago
the somnolencc made its appearance
and his condition was closely wat ched
riSon made positive diagnosis With
difficulty The patient is aroused for
meals, but invariably goes back TO
sleep.
Not many weeks ago Hcster's only
chIld sucCulnb.d 20 pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
PARENTS, READ THIS
How a Father Has Learned to
Save Shoe Bills.

''Nfy son is very hard on shoes, so
keeping him properly shod has been
quite an expense TO me-" writes MIR. !.
Allison Allen, Of Amity, Arkansas.
But since | started to buy Neolin-
soled shoes for him have found that
it costs only about third as much 10
keep him in shoes"
This is because Neolin Soles are 50
tough and durable that they wear
very long time. Shoe bills are kept
down because you don't need so MANY
pairs.
You can get Neolin-soled shoes at
almost any good shoe store. They
come in all styles and for all members
Of the family. Ne0lin Soles are also
available everywhere for re-soiing.
They are produced by scientific pro-
cess to be what soles ought to be: com.
Portable, waterproof and long-wearinp.
They are made by The GOODYEAR Tire
& Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio. who
also make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed
to outwear any other heels.
De01in Gn1aS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
For Piles
A Free Trial OF Pyramid Pile Treat.
meRt VIII DC just Like Meet
ing Good Old Friend.

Have you tried Pyramid? II not.
why don't you? The trial is free.
just. mail coupon below-and the
results may amaze you. Others are
praising. Pyramid Pile Treatments as
coupon NOW or get q COO hox from
any druggist anywhere. Take no
substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

LYNCHBrRG Ma. March 2a-The
various civic and Improvement organ
lzntons OF tn. city have formed the
!-ynchburs Federation for civic Inn
DroVement, the object or the fedora
ton being 10 work for the improve
ment IN health. beauty and clean!i-
moss OF the city and 10 advanc. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

educational and moral standards OF the
city. The joint chairmen are Earnest
Williams and Mrs. J. X. KYLE joint as
Sociated charmen. Mrs. ~ ID. Elier
and DR.. w. 7. Palmer, secretary. Mrs
T.. w. Peery and treasurer. Mrs. ". +.
Harwood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
RICHMOND COLLEGE DRIVE
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
VI S1,OOO.OOO Sought in Virginia,
%3oO,o0O Is for New Buildings,
500, 900 for Scholarships.
TEAM CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED
""rkcrs In Large Number Will Be-
gin Canvass Early Monday-Jew-
Nh War Relief Committee Places
us Body at Disposal OF Campaign.

o., 2oL..deitations for the million dollar
% Rrchmvamn,1 ana 1!a,f nndowm i;, campaign
,,n'llow morning large force OF
'.kers viii be in the held Richmond
~ "h ed, to give 5000 payable In
~ JUST the sum which the institu-
on and its students annually cxpcnd
j" richmond.
'f the sl,ooo.ooo sought. half IS to
:" 'or pcrmanen; endowment, 100000
eor nc erection OF new buildings and
S-Vo"Oo for additional scholarships.
Intending donors however. arc at lib
ilF 10 suggest the manner in which
'"t'r gifts are 10 be applied.
Many who have already contributed
m1I" Indicated desire, TO have their
"'hers have specified that their do
nations be used for the erection Of
buildings.
can. y, %estcrdays meeting of the ten
over By John Stewart Bryan, the gem
eral chairman. President i. W. Boat
wright stated that several friends Of
much as 81. go. asked him how such
sum would be used.
Ne EXPLAINED that $1,000 among
'hings. would pay for room in one OF
the memorial dormitor!cs which are
Shortly TO be erected. The names OF
rersons who hcir in this way viii be
respective rooms but Will likewise ap-
rear on the bronze tablet in the rccep-
'irn nall.
HOPES RICHMONDEnS
WILL FOUND SCHOLARSHIPS
President Boatwri2ht expressed the
hope tia, many new scholarships
would be founded by thermometers
donations with this end In view, he
said. would enable tic coiicgc to cn-
tend helping hand TO ambitious
OunE people who arc without the
means FOR procuring higher education.
Already tho John Marshai' High
school annually sends about >.irh, 81
IT'S graduates to the college on scholar
ships, and J. g. Iiarwood. tho prin-
Cipal, would like 20 see tho number
Increased 10 twenty-iive Two thou
sand dollars VIII cndow Il perpetual
scholarship and tho donor is permitted
10 impose any reasonable conditions as
to its use.
Following is lis. OF tho team cap
,ains who will direct the campaign
under the supervision OF the general
chairman:
40. l. Hamilton Field. No .. Jc,er
Jones: No. 3. Edward q. Schmidt. No
I, James /. Eyland. 40. >. Alvin
Smith. No. s, . 4. Hawkins. No. .
w H. Schwarzschiid: No. 5, Charles T.
Norman. 80. :; Jesse Wood; No. lc, II
H. Pollard. Jr.
~ the ! o'clock luncheon ttInorrow
All the workers. OF whom there VIII
DC about 100. VIII report progress
Or. l.. X. Anderson, secretary OF tn"
civic Association. VIII have q desk a.
campaign headquarters in Room :.
basement OF the Mutual building dur
ing the drive.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

Invitado por el Superior de los
r. r. P. P. Franciscano-C -Capuchi
nos, para la fiesta que en- honor
de la "Divina Pastoral, patro-
na de la Association Infantil",
establecida por los referidos pa
dres, EN- su parroquia; asistio a
tan hermoso acto que tuvo lu-
gar ell ell convento de la referi-
da comunidad religiosa el domin-
go II del corriente.
A las 8 de la manana Sc cele-
bro la misa, la que fue 'armoni-
zada por un coro de distinguidas
sehoritas de nuestra sociedad,
acompanadas por la encantado-
ra senorita Padilla Garcia y por
el joyen violinista Morales.
Tomaron la primera comu-
MON gran numero de nifos y nj
mas, y terminada la misa cuatro
niilas recitaron preciosas poe
sias dedicadas a la virgen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

han podido, ciertamente, proper.
cionar beneficios sin cuento a to-
dos sus asociados Y tambien, a
nuestras classes humildes? Pue-
de saberse la causa por Ia cual,
desaparecieren esas sociedades =?
Porque, tenemos entendido que,
en- su desaparici6ll, 10 ha podido
nadie achacar quicbra, nj siquie-
ra o otro m6yil parecide el que no
pudiesen co,ltinuar su marcia pro
gresiya. "A quien culpar, pues,
de que esas cooperativas hayan
dejado vacio el sitio que ocupa-
ban? Esto es 10 que debe saberse
~ averiguarse. Es muy possible,
que, tai yez, algunos de los HON
bres que fundaron esas sociedades
de que venimos hacienda menci0n,
sean los que quieren impulsar la
idea de crcar un Banco, sin duda,
,con marcada buena fe, quizas con
algo de una disculpable petulan.
cia, pero, los que yemos y obser-.
vamos serenamente las cosas, los
que no nos impresionamos nj 81
quicra con la idea dc que pudiese-
mos ser mailana Presidente de
cualquier poderosa corporation;
los que descamos el menor hume.
ro de fracasos para nuestros ami
gos, esos, tenemos cl buen cuidado
de adycrtirles a Gstos. como lie We
nimos hacienda, que, Ia obra que
sc traen entire manOs requiere y
exile I'm estudio serene Y cOncien.
Judo, lie manera que no vaya a
suceder a su labor el mismo des..
graciado fin que tuvicron sus ini--
ciativas dc tiempos preteritos.
Como 10 hemos concluido. pues,
antes de hacer este hcmos de ira.
tar La question referentc al pro.
veto acariciado por algunas per-
sonas de iniciatiyas, hacc va amos,
para fundar un Tcatro, en- esta
localidad. y hcmos de hacer. un es-
tudio dc las bases dc incorpora-
ci0n del Banco, asl ratifcarcmos
cuanto dejamos cscrito, y pondre-
mos de manifesto Ia. yez de que,
cn Yabucoa. puede invertirse el
dinero en- una gran obra, porque,
ella conlleyaria en- 81 cl ayudar a
una porcion de trabajadores y ade
mas, Sc trata de protejer rno dc
los princlpales frutos del Pals.
g. A. T..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

ldon J. J. Figucroa
Damosle nuestra cordial bicn-
ivcnida.
LAS uItiMas 'cantiladeS reci-
bi'las pol. la Socicdad Morel Cam
pos. con destino al fondo Que se
inyertila en- construir ln pante6n
que guarde los venerandos festos
del notable compositor poncefio
Norel C;tMfos. Aan sElo: dieZ do
lareS dc don Guillermo Schuck,
dos de don VI. Charles Nerrier Y
uno de dona Isabel Mercado de
Tarrats.
-l5sta tardc Sc procetliO al
entcrro del cadavel. de la apre-
'ciablc sciora Ana Santiago dc
Bache. madre carinosa del ronoci-
do Y .csiimado obrrro Luis +. San
tiago.
DcscanSo tcnSa su cuerpo paz
su espirltu.
La mahana dc aver. como Il
las :, en- el barrio Capitancjo fue
arrollado por nh carroen que trans
portuban dos laiones de frijoles
lestinados Il liz Sicmbi,a. el carre-
tcro IIip0iiio NGlcz Rosado, de %
amos de cdad. soltero Y domirilia
do en- cI barrio Sabana Llama de
'.iuana Diaz.
Una de las ructlas lc paso ,.or ell
Gina del cranco. causandplc Ia
mucrte inStantanca.
, COrresp0nEal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15
INFORM DEL SUR

Ponce. mayo l3.-Hoy saluda-
mos en- esta cindad al estimabie y
culto joven Lcdo. 1smael Mosc0so,
establecido en- Aibonito. quien Sc
gun nos dijo intcntaba rae.esar
con esta misma feclla a sn residen-
cia.
Sc anuncia que la nochc de ma
fiana sc dar;i un beneticio Ell e' Tea
tro Broadway por el cuelpo de pro
fesores rurales. con ell propGsito
de arbritar recursos que So t.esti-
naran al pago de los desembolsos
que impliquc una exhibition de
trabajos escolares que lleTaran
a efecto los citados profesores. los
dias 23, a Y 25 del mes cursante.
-Desde Santo Domingo tionde
tiene ahora su residencia, la We.
nido ell estimable compatriot;, don
Antonio Rivera. con el deliberate
proposito de someterse al trata-
miento que le prescriba ell reputa-
do doctor NJ. de la Pila lgicsias.
puos sc encuentra falto de sailld,
La conmemoracion del yigGsi-
mo tcrcero aniversario del falle-
cimicnto dc nuestro inolvidabie
Juan Morel Campos, fue un acto
|imponentc, aver tardc.
El Cementerio Sc VIC concurri-
|disimo por clcmcntos de todas
Inuestras clases socialcs, Gile Sc
Iconstituyeron'en aqucl sitio. lie
vando flores que depositaron fren
te al nicho donde reposan las ycne
randas cenizas del ilustre ar:;stas
Pronunciation elOcuentcS d,scur
SOS los seilofes Carlos @. George
1tty, DR.. Ramon G. GoycO, Lcdos
Perez Mercado y Perez Marckan.!
Lego varia literature alusira Il
acto cl apreciable don Armard,
Rodriguez, y puso fin al postlm'
homemade rendido al ilustre Mere
Cahlpos con los mas brillantes col
ceptos, nuestro buen amigo don II
fmas Carri0n.
i Debc estar satisfecba In Socic
dad Morel Campos de la brlllan
tez que rcvisti6 el ceremonial.
Con el objetO de pasar una br'
We temporada al ladO de sus fami
Iliares, Ia venido de Santo Denim
go donde desempeila un >impOrtal
te cargo en- las Oficinas de la Bul
Insular Line, nuestrO amigo ell 10
ven don Alberto Figueroa, hijo de
lestimado y apreciable cahaller'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15
CUESTIONES ECONOMlCAS
FL PI0yatad0 BanG0 AgIiG0a dc YabuCOa.


/ dar ahora por unos cuantos caba
Elleros, en- Yabucoa, hatpodido ha
cerse hace seis u ocho afiOs atras
es decir, raiz de haber pasade
la crisis porque atrayeso el azu
car, o inmediatamente que los pre-
clos dc esta fueren cOnsolidando
sc y aumcntando ailo tras aiio has
ia llegar al actual s7.2S que esti
mamos (sin fungir de profetas)
ha de ser el maximum que habre
mos de disfrutar Ell mtlchos aiios
p,les, 81 ha llcvado a tai grado dc
prosperidad a muchas personals
! (mientras otras, la mayorla, an
dan elrantes por canipos y mon
tailas, desnudos y muertos de ham
bre) que va no saben materialmen
te en que invertir el dinero que cl
hado bueno les depara con harta
tlargueza.
|. 81, Sres., hay un sin ndmero dc
razones para no aprobar Ia ms
talacion. del proyectado Banco.
Ahora mismo, acuden Il mi mente,
en- tropel, los rec&erdos que me
traen aqucllos yiejos. ticmpos en-
lque Sc f,lnd0 la cooperative CAM
, PARO",dedicada a Ia matanza de
reses vacunas, la primera de las
cuales, anticipo generosamente, el
viejo amigo, dc grata memo1ia, D..
| Carlos BeniteZ Santana. Sucesi-
yamcnte, aparecieron, despuGs,
"Progeso y Economic, meior co
nocida por "El Centayo Diario', y
dltimamentc, la" Federation Ia-
bucoena'. No hay para que decir,
VtC tOSluS CSdS SOSlCudACo st iii
ciaron y Sc fundaron con los me-
jorcs. dcseos, contribnyendo a su
desenyol,imiento, todos aquellos
elementos que podlan harcrlo, dan
dose. el case singularlsino de que
'el, Tesorero de Ia primera, 0 sea,
la .AMPARO, haya declarado pl-
blicamente, que, nunca hab1a he
cho asientos Ell los libros en- rcla-
tion con su cargo. sSc quiere ma
yor ingenuidad: Todas esas So
ciedades, demostraron un ause
|inespci.ado IN los prilncros mescs
a su labor, sin embargo, pasada Ia
primera: impression, retrocedieron
a Ia pasividad, la inercia, y ella
TO, Gltimamente, a la muerte.
:Quitnes iniciaron y fundaron
esas magniticas sociedades que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15
La DiVina PaytOIa en- Rio PiedIaS

Despues de la fiesta La concu-
rrencia fue obseQuiada con pas
tas y refrescos.
Por 10 tarde termino el festi-
wal seg1n Sc anunciaba en el pro
grama, siendo tan hermoso y
concurrido como el de por la ma
mana.
Mi felicitacion a los Reveren-
dos Padres por tan brillantes ac-
tos, al que parece Sc habian da-
do cita todas las damas y caba-
lleros de nuestra bucna sociedad
lcat6lica.
COrrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15
silva listed A MONTAR SU OFICINA i.

No es possible hacer
un lnueble s0lid0, Gle
gante y duraderO sino
Sc dispone de buen ma
terial.
Por ESQ THE WA
BASH CABINET CO.,
antes de lamar al mer-
cadO del mund0 sus ad-
mirables equipos para
oficinas, adquirio bos-
ques cxtensisimos en- los
que crecen las mas ri
cas- maderas.
La materia prima in
superable, cl modelo SUI
premo y cl artifice cx-