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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-20
CAMBRIDGE

H. A. Buckley is a business visitor in
Boston this weck.-W. II. Burns and c..
w. Bellows were visitors in Burlington,
STANDARDIZATION Bogue has returned
home from Philadelphia having received
an honorable discharge from the service.
Miss Jessie jackson visited her mother
at the Fanny Allen hospital. Saturday.
Mrs. A. r.. Labounty and Mrs. A. r.
Day visited in Burlington. Saturday.
Miss Georgia Bailey spent Sunday at her
home In Johnson.-Miss Ida Thorp Is
visiting friends in Morrisville.-Mrs. w.
II. Gould is confined to her home by ill
ness.-Mrs. II. n. Wood is visiting
friends in Brandon.-Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Putnam have returned from a
several weeks visit with friends in
Massachusetts and New York.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Stafford of Burlington, Miss
Doris Johnson of Richmond and Mrs.
Elizabeth Thomas of Morrisville were in
town last week to attend the G5th ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Safford.-
T.. IL. Olmstead of Morrisville was a
business visitor in town, Monday.-Mrs.
G.. II. Newton visited her sister. Mrs.
Charles Swasey, in Waterbury. Wednes-
day and Thursday.-Miss Myrtle Wallace
was in U%ndorhill, Sunday. to attend the
funeral of Darius Knight.
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U WOODBURY.

The infant son of Floyd Blake is quit
i'll with pneumonia.-Wavey Sulham
moving his family from Marshield int
the Grange hall tenement. Mr.. Sulhal
will work on the quarry.-The conditio
of Mrs. DAME McLane is somewhat i'm
proved.-The school children held a
entertainment in Grange hall. Tuesda
evening. consisting of speaking, singin
and a short dialogue. The proceeds wer
applied to pay the balance on the schIt
house organ
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ALBURG

Mrs. A.. q. Mott has returned to her
home in Burlington after visiting rela-
tives here.-Mrs. l., t.. Erwin has re-
turned home after spending a few days
among relatives here.-The st. Patrick's
dance and box party was we'll attended.
Mrs. w. Il. Flynn was at Rouses Point
Monday.-Miss Marion Hyslop left Tues
day for her home at Beverly, Mass, hav-
ing been called here by the illness Of her
brother, Fred Hyslop.-SOme of the farm
ers In this vicinity have tapped their
sugar bushes.
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WALTHAM

The n. S. club met with Mrs. G. p.
Larrow Saturday afternoon. Fourteen
members were present and nine visitors
The literary program was very interest
ing, time pieces" being the topic.
There was both instruments and vocal
music by the Misses Helen Otis, Ruth
Wright and Esther Sneden, making the
afternoon a pleasant one. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. LaIrow gave a number Of
selections on .he piano and violin.-R. II.
Booth and son. Don, Of Crosse Point,
we're at the home CT Mr., and Mrs. f. C.
Ward. over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. A. G.
Wright visited their daughter. Mrs. f.
A.. Doud, In New Haven, Sunday.-Mr.
and Mrs. +. w. Otis visited at Edward
Brstol's in Panton. Wednesday.--C. f..
Danyew has received his discharge from
the u. S. army n is at the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Danyew.-Mr. and Mrs, G. II. Evarts of
Panton visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. +. EyartS. last Thursday,
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MORRISVILLE

Sergt. Gordon Brooks, 37th Brigade,
Coast Artillery, who recently arrived
from overseas, arrived here Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. b. Green passed Sun
day in Johnson, guests at the home of
Mrs. GREEN'S brother, Carl Baker.-C.
M. Chaplin went Saturday night to
Boston for a few days stay. combining
business and pleasure.-M. h.. White
went to Barre Saturday evening to
pass Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. p. White.-Miss Gladys Ellis
worth passed Sunday In Hyde Park, q
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Horner.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
g. Cheney returned Saturday from
New York, where Mr., Cheney under
went an operation on a broken cheek
bone, the injury being received from
a fall.-Mrs. Carrie Gorgins. who has
been in failing health since returning
from the Fanny Allen hospital, was
taken again to the hospital Monday,
where she will receive further treat
,nent.-D. d.. Holmes, who has passed
the winter in Waterbury, has returned
here for an indefinite stay.-The Hon.
M. p. Maurice of Brattleboro passed
Saturday and Sunday with his family
here.-Representative w. T. Slayton
passed Sunday at his home here, re-
'"N ~ ~hc'ihPSiiSi oiiu HlOTIlnB.
Allard Drown, Ath Regiment, Coast
Artillery. arrived in Boston from oversee
March 7 and from there went to Camp
Devens, where he was honorably dis
charged. arriving home Saturday morn
ing.-Mr. and Mrs. c.. c. Draper went
20 East Fairfield Friday evening, having
been called there on account of the SER
ious illness of their daughter, Mrs. Nina
Tatro.-Mrs. Jessie M. Goodwin OF
Gardner. Mass, was a guest Friday of
her niece and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burbank.-Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Ward and child went Friday evening to
Sheldon to visit Mrs. Wards sister, Mrs.
James Ford.-Mrs. Frank Brown of Hyde
Park was a guest Friday of Mr.. and Mrs.
River. who is passing some time with her
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chitis.-Harvoy McAllister and Elizabeth
McAllister were In Barre Tuesday ID
General Edwards.
The Rally Day exercises will be held
in the Methodist Church next Sunday
The program is ar especially attractiv|
one of a patriotic nature and IL larg|
attendance is hoped for.-Miss Stelld
Boyce and Clayton Demoritt were unitc]
marriage In Montpelier, Sunday.-Mra
r.. J. Gleason Is i'll with bronchitis.
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Windsor County
WHITE RIVER

James C. otis. Windsor cor.lty far|
agent, has completed the o|
OF a cow test association
the combined towns of sharon. Royalto|
Barnard and Rochester, and und}
the name of the North Windsor Count
Cow Test association. The officers chose
are: Walter turk of Sharon. pre- sidenl
r. f., Burnet. Bethel, vice-president, an
Noyes of sharon, secretary ar
treasurer. The board of directors cot
sists Of l.. u. Mcintosh Of Royaltol
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MORETOWN

MI. and Mrs. e. z. Kingsbury were 4
Montpelier Thursday.-B. T. Sherman hd
moved his family to the Avery farm
South Duxbury.-Superintendent W. q
Lance of Plainfield was in town on BUS
ness Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Fran
Sawyer and Mrs. Addie Sawyer were |
Montpelier Thursday.-Mrs. B. S. Wan
entertained the Sunday school childrd
Saturday evening at a sugar party.-Mi5
Viva Atkins was in Montpelier Monday
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Wilcox rave I'd
turned from a weeks stay in Bosto}
Mrs. Wilcox and daughter. Jean, are
Barre for a few days.-H. E. Aust}
reports having made between 80 and !
gallons of maple syrup.-Mrs. Jenn
Pierce has finished work in the Wan
Lumber Co. store.-Mrs. May Wheeler nd
returned to her home in Montpelier aft&
having spent several days with hi
cousin, Mrs. Addie Sawyer.-P. F. Nernd
was in Montpelier Friday.-M. r. Chi,
has sold to NJ. w. Abbott of WATERBURY
his herd of Holstein cows.-Several fro&
town attended the sugar social at Waltz
field Wednesday evening.-Mrs. Man
Avery of Mortified was in town Mc4
dey.-Miss Matte Somervillc of Burlind
ton was a weekend guest at w. i
Kingsbury's.-Mrs. B. 5. Ward is spend
ing several days in Montpelier.-Tfl
Moretown Women's Community Soci}
club held its second meeting Tuesda.
evening. The following officers wei
elected: President, Mrs. Beulah Evan}
vice-president. Miss Ethel Child: secrS
tary, Mrs. Dean X. Richardson; treaS
urer. Mrs. John Mccarthy; chairman I
entertainments committee, Mrs. LilliaI
Booth; chairman of refreshment com
mittee, Miss Irene Child; chairman !
visiting sick committee, Mrs. Nett
Ferris. Following the business :neetin
refreshments We're served and a soci&
hour e~njoyed.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brag
of Waitsfeld visited Mr., and Mrs. c. |
McAllister Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. Buckley were in Montpelier Friday.
7. j. Flanagan il very Ill at his hon
in town,-B. f.. Griffith was in Montpeli\
Friday.
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JOHNSON

Miss Muriel Smith of Morrisville spent
the weekend at her aunt's. Mrs. Hol-
comb.-Dr. n Mrs. II. II. Scott passed
Sunday in Burlington with DIR. Scott's
brother. Howard Scott. n family
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WATERBURY CENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Towne of Rocf
ester came to Henry Hills F~.day. Mi
Towne returned to Rochester Monday
but Mrs. Towne will remain here for
few days.-Lieut. Parmenter will be tn
last attraction In the lecture course. Fl
will be here Friday evening.-Hcnry Hi
and Edward Towne were in stowe Satur
day.-Edward Cross Of Morrisvillc was
guest of his brother. Frank, over Sunday
DIR. and Mrs. Mrs. l.. 4. Newcomb q
Montpelier We're at Mrs. +. A. Newcomb'
Sunday.--George Carpenter of Winoosl
was a business here Tuesday. -Richar
Fisk is working in Brigham's creamery
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WATERVILLE

Mrs. E. G. Wills was called to st. AL
bans by the illness Of her little grand
child.-Mr. and Mrs. Burr Russell have
gone to to New York State.-Tlere are a
great many cases of measles in own.-
Mrs. d. B. Cakes is visiting Mrs.
E. Potter in Belvidere.-Mrs. l..
B.. Westcot is visiting her son.
the Rev. George Westcot, at Grand Isle. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tobin were IN Bur
lington Friday.-The Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Alma Baldwin Friday Mrs. Ida
Whitney of Swanton visited Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Ewens over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Bragg of Charlotte and Mrs. Lula
Cross and two sons of Highgate are visit
ing their parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Bragg.-Representative c.. F. Austin was
at home from Montpelier Sunday.-Miss
Iva Laraway visited Miss Cornell at JEFF
~fesonville last week.-The schools in town
are closed on account of measles.
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WESTTIELD

Roland, the youngest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred LaMarshe, died Of pneumo-
mia, following a three weeks illness
with influenza last Thursday and was
buried in the Catholic cemetery at
Troy Saturday. The little fellow
would nave been a year old the 22nd
of this month. Mr.. LaMarshe is slowly
recovering and is just able to go out
a little. Seven of the family were i'll
in bed with the influenza at one time.
The ~16-month-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Willis of North Troy, for
merly of this town, died last week with
pneumonia, following influenza and was
buried in the East Hill cemetery last
Wednesday.-Mrs. Guy George of Man
sonville, Can, came Friday to visit her
mother, Mrs. o. w. Bailey.-Albert
Eastman came home Friday from Bar
ton Academy for a 10 days vacation
Miss Marian Young of Lowell passed
the weekend with Miss Ella Grace
MIller.-March II Mrs. I;rwin C.afk
gave a sugar party in honor of the
return of Corp. Isadore Barre, to which
the young people of the town attended.
Mrs, Clark served delicious refresh
ments and Mr.. Barre was assured of
a most cordial welcome,-Miss Laura
and Ivan Burnham ave a st. Patrick's
day party Monday evening to their
young friends.-Mrs. w. H.. Mcfarlane
invited the ladies of the congregation
to meet with her Thursday to form a
Ladies Aid society. There was a large
and nourishing L. A. S. at the time the
Red Cross society was organized three
years ago.. when it was thought best
to suspend the first society to do more
pressing work for the sufferers in the
world war;. E.. Berry is moving to
Newport this week.-Mr. Hislop and
one son came last week and the rest
OF the family will come the first of this
Week.-Mrs.. Levi Robinson returned
from Westmore Saturday.-The Vest
held town library has recently received
~ new books.
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DERBY.

l.. W. Kingsbery has returned to his
home in Portland. Meat the supper
held last week as a reception to the Rev.
Mr.. Dawson and family, by the women
of the Federated Church. $3.50 was
cleared.-The Modern Woodmen of Am
erica had a dance Friday. which was
well attended. Sawyer's orchestra fur
nished music.-Leland JENNIE has received
his discharge from the U. S. Army and
is at the home Of his mother. Mrs. Susie
Jenne.-Miss Belle Chompany Of Holland
visited Miss Marion Moulton. Sunday
Mrs. Chapman of Rock Island Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Edward Putney.
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HYDE PARK

Mrs. Cornelia NJ. Small. widow of
Judge l.. S. Small, died Sunday after
noon. She was a daughter of the late
Almon Boardrnan and is the last Of her
immediate family. She was 81 years old
and a resident of this place many years.
Her husband died several years ago.
She Is survived by her nephew, H.. a.
Noyes. She always took an active in
terest in local affairs. wal public spirited
and her death Is sincerely lamented by
many.-Miss Lucia Woodward. of WASH
ington, Is spending a few weeks in town.
The emains Of Mrs. Cornelia Whitney,
widow of the late J. s. Whitney, were
brought to this place Friday for burial.
She has lived in Boston and vicinity many
years.-A large number from this place
attended the st. Patrick's supper at Nor
risville Monday evenlng.-Walter Hill. Of
Morse's Line, was here last week to at
tend the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. Whit
ney.-The Grange meeting at the north
village was largely attended Saturday
night.-Professor Frenc spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends al the north
~village.-J. II. Brown, Of Newburyport,
Mass, spent Sunday in town.-Clyde
Brown has returned to his work at the
farm school at Boston.
Inc funeral OF MIS-. L. NJ. small TOOK
place from her late residence yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock.-Miss Sarah
Chaplin is spending a few days with
friends in Washington county.-Miss
Natalie Noyes is home from college. call
ed here by the death of her aunt, Mrs.
Small.-Mrs. Ida Mason. wife of Harry
Mason. dice at the Fanny Allen hospital
Monday evening. She went there a week
ago. The remains reached here Tuesday
evening.-Logan Crowell went to tSe
hospital Monday for treatment. The
physicians there give no encouragement
He was injured Friday by the kick Of a
horse.-R. S. Page is attending the auto
show at Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Huntress
ave returned to their home in Charlotte.
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Washington County
FRI

The black horses of Eugene Towne
plunged into the river near the long
covered bridge Friday and many per-
Sons aided in getting them out. The
horses became frightened at the mill of
Edwards & Edwards and ran toward the
river, plunging into the stream.-While
Lewis WEIGH was driving the big Cros-
sett team along the approach to the
covered bridge Friday afternoon the tale
truck gave him a squeeze which he will
not soon forget. Mr.. WEIGH claims to
have been struck and thrown. his head,
shoulder and leg being bruised. One OF
the horses was frightened. but no seri-
GUS damage occurred.-Mrs. w. j. O'Neil
remains OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Irish is
better.-The Pierians n Hypatias en-
joyed an afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Y. B. Eldredge Friday. when Miss
Marion Gary Of Rutland gave an inter
esting talk on the Y. w. c. A. work,
which they wish to accomplish In the
State. Miss Gary as field secretary Is
full Of zeal for the work and outlined
a plans which will serve the young
ladies Of Vermont. Refreshments were
served by the Pierian committee and
numbers rendered on the victrola.-The
fourth grade Of the Crossett Hill school
entertained the mothers the other after
noon, with their school work. especially
their history Of Vermont.
Mrs. w. ]. O'Neil, who had a second
slight operation Saturday. remains
comfortable at the Heaton hospital
Mrs. e. NJ. Twombley was operated
upon at the Heaton hospital Sunday
for appendicitis and Is doing well.-
Mass was celebrated at st. Andrews
Church Monday morning at 10 o'clock
and a concert of Irish songs given in
the hall in the evening by local tai
ent.-The Hypatia club meets with
Mrs. c. L. O'Clair Friday afternoon
Mrs. Newton Of Cambridge has been
with her husband and sisters family,
Mrs. c. d. Swasey, for a few days
Representative and Mrs. E.. w. Aiken of
Putney were weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin F. Palmer.
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JEFFERSONVILLE

Next Sunday evening Cabana's Or
chestra Of Burlington is to furnish
muse at the town hall for the movies
and for the dance at Starts hall follow
ing.-Baldwin Wood and Miss Day, of
Milton Boro. were at L. A. Woods Sum-
d~ay.-Samuel Burns is able to be out
after an illness OF a month with a fever.
Miss Jennie Southland. of Highgate, was
in town ~Thursday.--Miss Aleath Rey-
nolds won the gold beads at the knights
Of Pythias fair from votes for the most
popular young lady.-Miss Beryl Powell
came Saturday from Barton for a 10
days vacation.-Mr. Davis and family, of
Greenland, n. H.. are visiting at his
sons, B. E. Davis.-Mrs Charlotte Hebb,
Of Lunenburg is visiting relatives here.
NJ and Mrs. Harold Chase were at
North Cambridge Sunday.-Ralph Car
penter, who has been visiting In town,
has returned to his home in Fletcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Billado and child
visited his people in Enosburg Sunday.
Miss Beryl Powell came home Saturday
for a 10 days vacation from her school
work at Barton.-Mr. and Mrs. I. NJ.
Powell and daughter were with relatives
In Johnson Thursday.-B. z. Reynolds
went to Utica, n. y, Tuesday evening"
william Hawley is spending the week in
Gnderhill.- Howard Machia and Chauncey
Roberts have arrived home from the
nrIny.-Mrs. r. 1. Blaisdell and son are
spending the week with relatives here
Mrs. Irving Como and Mrs. Annie Russin
were Burlington visitors last week.-Mrs..
Mayme T. Scott has a millinery opening
Friday and Saturday of this week.-E.
W. Holmes and Raymond Hawley were
ut Cambridge Grange Tuesday evening
TO formulate plans for a benefit fund for
a celebration when the u. S. boys all get
home.-Doris Fucker is in Burlington to-
day.-Leon Otis is about on crutches,
having cut his foot badly Saturday.-Mr.
and Mrs. S. j.. Pope are expected home
from the South soon.-The farmers have
secured quite a quantity of sap this week.
The sugar social and dance, given by
the Grange Tuesday evening. was well
p~atronized and was much enjoyed.-Word
was received Tuesday that Frank Rous-
seau expected to he mustered out of the
service We~dnesday.-Ira Potter and
Gladys Shattuck of Cambridge were in
tomn for the sugar social Tuesday eve
ming.
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sRTSTDALE.

Mrs. Minnie Briggs Of Alma. Mich. il
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. b. Avery
Leon who has been serving In
the navy has received his discharge and
is visiting his sisters. Mrs. John Pettee
and Mrs. Edward King.-Mrs. Peter
Pfenning Is at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. where she underwent an operation
for Observation-Disclosures Waters has pur-
chased one Of Horn Crockett & Co.'S
houses.-Mrs Joseph Anoe and Mrs.
Carroll Baker visited relatives In Proctor
recently.-Miss Mildred Estey, who re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16

Sc trata de una gran institu-
cion portorriquefla, y considera-
mos nuestrO deber decir al pals
dominicano de las excelencias v
ventajas de aquel, por la proximi-
dad en- que ha sido fundado, y en-
atenci0n a los fraternales vfncu-
los que nos unen con La vecina
Antilla hermana.
Ell Institute Politecnico de
Puerto Rico fue organizado en-
Lajas, Puerto Rico, en- 1907, por
el rico agricultor senor Juan Can
clio Ortiz, con ell nombre de Insti-
tuto de Agriculture, Artes y
Oficios, y reorganizado en- San
German, en- 1911, por ell caballero
norteamericano senior j. w.
Harris.
ESta sltuadO en- la parte surOes
te de Puerto Rico, a doce millas
de Mayaguez y en- uno de los 81
tios mas saludables de la isla.
Puede llegarse a el por ferroca-
rril por. automovil:
El Institute posee actualmente
propiedades por valor de dos mi
Homes de pesos, teniendo terrenos
de una extension de $50 tareas Y
ha recibido tltimamente donati-
vos de los EE. UU. por la suma de
un million de pesos. Hace POGO la
Asamblea Legislative de Puerto
Rico, autoriz0 a la Junta de Sin
dicos de dicha Institution para
la concession a los alumnos de IT,
tulos academicos. Sc espera que
dentro de breves afios el valor de
la propiedad de esta institution
alcanzara a siete millones de pc
sos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
Institute Pontecnico

(Del sListfn Diariov de santo
Domingo.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
DESDE FAJARDO
Ell ALCALDE RENUNCIA.
Ell Alcalde de Fajardo don Els
teban Lopez Cruz ha dado a su
pueblo ell siguiente manifesto:

teban Lopez Cruz ha dado a su
pueblo ell siguiente manifesto:
Pueblo dc FGjdrdo!
al tomar possession de la Alcal-
dfa de este municipio en- julio
del pasado afo, me Impulse ell de-
Der de poner todos mis- esfuerzos
en- ejercicio, hasta lograr una ST.
tuaci0n economical para esta adj
ministraci6n que lie per1hitiera
ejecutar las obras pdblicas que
con tanta urgencia venfa deman-
dando la comunidad.
LA PLAZA DE RECREO,
LA PLAZA DEL MERCADO,
Ell TEATRO MUNICIPAL,
LA CASA ALCALDIA,
Ell ARREGLO DE LAS CA
LIES, ESPECIALMENTE LAS
DEL RECINTO OESTE, HABI-
TADAS POR LAS CLASSES PO-
BRES, QUE SON VERDADE-
ROS FOCOS EPIDEMICOS.
La decidida ayuda que percibf
Ell mis- empeiios, de la direction
del Partido Unionista, asf como
de los senadores y delegados de
nuestra agrupaci0n, Y la buena
voluntad demostrada por las re-
presentaciOnes que no son contra
rias en- la Legislature, trajeron
como cOnsecuencia la aprobaci0n
de la Ley Mum. 25, que imponien>
do una contribution especial So
bre la propiedad, para ell pago de
las deudas de este municipio, per
militia que los ingresos 1ntegros
del presupuesto quedaran libres y
por tanto la administration en-
condolences de afrontar sin demo
ra las obras por tanto tempo
aguardadas.
Los pianos estan hechos. Las su
bastas seran anunciadas de un
momento otro, por ell Departa-
mento del Interior. Ell dinero esta
disponible.
Mi labor por tanto ha termina-
do.
81 gustara de los homenajes,
me mantendrfa en- el puesto de
Alcalde, hasta yer realizadas las
mejoras pdblicas que anhelaba
para mi pueblo, y que en- estos
momentos pasan de la condici0n
de sueno a la de realidad.
Si fuera un burocrata, me re
.trepafla en- ml poltfona Onclal.
Lejos de todo ESQ, por idiosin-
crasia, y por mis- arraigadas con-
welcomes, he presentado la renun
cia de mi cargo, al Hon. Gober-
nador. {
Solo deseo, al retirarme de la
administration, que el pueblo ex.
cuse la defciencia de mis- servi-
clos.
Estc5an Lopez Cruz.
Fajardo, P. r., julio II, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16

Los alumnos pudientes Iagaran
solamente diez pesos mensuales
por su educacion y sostenimiento
y cinco pesos por su matrfcula al
ingresar. Los gastos de ropa, "a
patos, y otros detalles, urren por
cuenta del alumno. Estos debe-
ran ser mayores de ,lieciscis amos
y de buena reputation.
El curse de estudios es el nlismo
seguido por Ell Departamento de
Instruction Pdblica de Puerto
Rico, siendo aprobados por dicho
Departamento los diplomas que
Iexpida Ell Institute. Actualnen
te Sc cursa hasta Ell cuarto
aiio del bachilSerato y acu-
den a las aulas mas de 300 estu-
diantes de diversos pafses, Cuba,
Santo Domingo, Colombia, Vene-
zuela y Estados Unidos. En- 10
future sera la verdadera Univer-
sidad de las Antillas.
Brfndase una nueva oportuni-
dad a los estudiantes dominica
nos. La distancia, corta; econ6mi.
cos los estipendios y grandes tam
bien las demas ventajas que Sc
ofrecen a los estudiantes de todos
los pa1ses vecinos de Puerto Ri
co.
Este Institute, creemos, esta
llamado a un pr6spero porvenir,
y en- breve sera ell verdadero gran
hogar de todos los ESTUDIAN-
TES ANTII4LANOS.
Estan, pues, de placemes nues-
tros j0venes estudiantes, Y los
padres de familia cuentan de hoy
en- 10 adelante con un nuevo sitio
a prop0sito donde enYiar sus hi
jos recibir una esmerada edu-
cacion 0 a hacer carrera profe-
sional.