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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
Farmers Will See
Tractors at Work

wALLA wALLA. April 23.-By
United Pressl-This city was pre-
pared to take care OF 10000 visitors
when II opened Its big tractor show
this morning.
The tractor and truck demonstra.
tons are being staged at the 600-acre
Yenny ranch, near this city. Two
hundred and fifty Walla Walla citi
zens donated their automobiles for
transporting the visitors to the scene
OF the demonstrations.
Many department heads OF the
Oregon Agricultural college. Wash
ington State college and the Univer-
sity OF Idaho. and county agricul'
uiral agents from all parts OF the
Northwest, are among the visitors.
Acting Gov. Hart, OF Washington.
will arrive In walla Walla tomorrow
to attend the show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23

His tone was carefully casual.
Almost every day. lie stops nj;
the door Of the ward and speaks TO
me. IL makes mo quite distin.
guiahod. for a probationer. Usually.
you know. the STAFF never even bee
tho probationers.
"And--the glamour perpists7" He
smiled down at her.
Il think he Is very wonderful"
said Sidney vaiiantiy.
Christine Lorcnx. while not large.
seemed 90 fill tho little room. Her
voice. which was frrqucn, and pen.
cuaunE. her smile. which was wide
and showed very white teeth that
were a trific large for beauty. her
ailemhracing good nature. dominat.
ed the entire lower floor. X. who
had met her before. retired into vi.
lenco and corner. Young Howe
smoked cigarette in tho hall.
you poor thingT' said Christine.
why. you're positively thin Pal.
ner gives you a month 20 tire OF IL
all. but I said"
II take that back" Palmer spoke
indolcnily from the corridor. There
is the look OF willing martyrdom in
her face Where IL Reginald? I've
brought some nuts for him"
Reginald IN back IN the woods
again"
Now. look here" he said solemn.
~. when we arranged about these
rooms there were certain properties
that went with them--the lhdy next
door who plays Padcrcwski's Min.
net six hours n day. and X here
and Reginald. II you must take
something 10 the woods. why not the
minuet persons"
thin. smoothshaven. aggressively
well dressed. This Sunday afternoon.
In n cutaway coat and high hat.
with an English malncca stick. he
was just little out OF the picture.
Tho Street said that he was wild"
and that 20 get into the Country
Club set Christine was losing more
than she was gaining.
Christine had stepped out on the
balcony. and was speaking to X.
just inside.
ITS rather n queer way 20 live,
OF course" she said. "But Palmer
is "A pauper. practically. We are
going 20 take our meals at home for
while. You see. certain things
that we want we can't have IL we
take a house-a ear. for instance.
Wen need one for cunning out TO
the Country Club to dinner. or
course. unless father gives me one
for wedding present. Il win be a
cheap one. And we're getting the
Rosenfeld boy to drive f. He's
crazy about machinery. Nand he'll
come for practically nothing"
X. had never known a married cou-
pie 20 take two rooms and go to the
brides mothers for meals In order
to keep car. He looked family
dazcd. Also, certain sophistries of
his former world about cheap
chauffeur being costly in the end
rose In his mind and were carefully
suppressed.
Continued Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
MILLIONS OF CATARRn
GERMS AFLOAT IN THE AIR

the symptoms of the dis
ease, and overlooks its cause.
You may use sprays,
douches, washes, ointments
and jellies by the gallon, and
the best you can possibly
expect from such treatment
is merely temporary relief.
But what you want is some
permanent progress toward
Kidding yourself of the dis
ease, and this you cannot
hope for until you use q
treatment that goes direct
to the cause of the disease.
You must realize that
Catarrh is more than q mere
local irritation that stops up
your nose and initiates your
throat and chokes up your
breathing apparatus. Merely
clearing these up temporarily
with strong solutions Of
sprays and other local treat
ment, does not in the least
affect the real cause of the
disease.
Your blood is saturated
with Catarrh germs, and
these will continue their irri-
tating attacks as long as
they remain in the blood. ~a
The only sensible treat
ment, therefore, is the one
which viii rout the disease
germs from the blood.
This is why the most sat
isfactory remedy for Catarrh
is S. S. S., the famous old
reliable blood purifier. S. S.
S. has been used successful
ly for Catarrh for more than
fifty years, and it is the one
remedy that attacks the
source of the disease, cleans
ing the blood thoroughly,
and eliminating from it every
trace of disease germs.
If you want a remedy that
goes direct to the seat of the
disease, begin to take S. s.
S. today, and throw away
your atonizers and other To-
cal treatment that cannot
possibly reach your Catarrh.
You will be delighted after
giving this remedy a trial,
and will soon find yourself
On the road to a complete
recovery. S. S. S. is sold by
druggists everywhere.
Begin its use today, and
write for free medical advice
about your own individual
case. Address Chief Medical
Adviser, 100 Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga.-(Adv.)
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AnHie Changes
Her Mind
Confined from Tuesday,

| Continued from Tuesday,
X. never smoked in the parior. but
by sheer force Of habi, he held tho
plps In HIS teeth.
And how have things been 60
lngT" asked Sidney practically.
Your steward has little TO report.
Aunt Harriet. who left you her love.
has had the complete order for the
Loren. ,rousseau. she and have
picked out a stunning design for the
wedding dress. 1 thought ia ask
you about the veil. Were rather In
a quandary. DO you like this new
fashion % draping tho veil from be-
hind the coiffure IN tho back"
sidney had been sitting on the
edge Of her chair. staging.
There" sh. sald--'I kneV ~
This house is fatal. They're making
an old woman OF you already" Her
tone was tragic.
Miss Lorenx likes the new meth.
Cd. but my personal preference II
for the old way. with the brides
face covered"
lie sucked calmly Mt his dead pipe.
Katie has new prescription
recipc--for bread. II has more
bread and fewer air-holcs. one cake
OF yeast"
sidney sprang TO her feet
ITS perfectly tcrribier' she cried
Because you rent a room in this
house r. no reason why you should
give up your personality and your
your intelligence. Not but that
it's good for you. But Katie has
made bread without masculine as
sistance for a good many years. and
II Christine can't decide about her
own veil she'd better not get mar
ried. Mother Gays you water the
flowers every evening, and lock UP
the house before you 20 10 bed. L
never meant you 10 adopt the fam.
llyr
X. removed his pipe and gazed
earnestly into the bowl
"Biii Taft has had kittens under
the porch" he said. And tho groc.
eryman has been sending short
weight We've bought scales now,
and weigh everything"
you are evading the question"
Dear child. am doing these
things because like TO do them.
For-for some time I've been float.
ing. and now I've got a home. Ev-
cry time I iock up the windows at
night. or cut a picture out OF n
magazine rs n suggestion 10 your
20
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Copyright 1915.
by arv Hoesrts
Hinshart
Wlliiiiiiilalillt:;

an effort. but she looked at him
squarely-"and people who have
children. but. ar. not married. II
all rather hurts"
IAN knowledge tina, r. worth while
hurts in the getting"
Sidney got up and wandered
around the room. touching It's little
familiar objects with tender hands
X. watched her There was this
curious element In his love for her
that when he was with her II took
on the gulae Of friendship and de
coived even himself. II was only Ia
tho lonely hours that IL took on
truth. became hopeless ycarnine
for the touch OF her hand or a glance
from her clear eyes.
sidney. having picked up the min.
is,cr's picture. replaced II absently,
20 that Eve stood revealed In all her
pre- apple innocence.
There In something else" she said
abscntly. II cannot talk II over
with mother. There is girl In the
ward"
"A PATIENT"
Yes. she Is quite pretty. she
has had typhoid. but she n n little
better. she's-not a good person. $
II sec"
AT first couldn't bear 10 go
near her. I shivered when had TO
stralghten her bed. I'm being
very frank. but I've go, to talk this
out with some one. worried lot
about II. because. altho az first
hated her. now l don't. rather
like her
She looked Mt X. defiantly. but
there was no disapproval in his
eyes.
Yes"
wen. this Is the question. She's
getting better. She'll be able TO 20
out soon. Don't you think some.
thing ought to be done to keep her
from-going back7"
There was a shadow in KS eyes
now. She was so young to face all
this; and yet. since face IL SHE must.
how much better to have her do II
squarciy.
Does che want to change her
mode of llfe?"
II don't know. OF course. There
are some things one doesn't discuss.
She cares a great deal for some
man. The other day ! propped her
up in bed and gave her a newspaper
and after n while | found the paper
on the floor. and she was crying.
Tho other patients avoid her. and II
was some time before I noticed Il.
The next day she told me that the
man was going TO marry some one
else. He wouldn't marry me, OF
course. she said; but he might have
told me-
lie Moync did his best. that after.
noon In the little parlor. to provide
Sidney with philosophy TO carry
her thru her training. lie told her
that certain responsibilities were
hers. but that she could not reform
the world Broad charity. tender.
ness, and healing were her province.
Help them all you can" he fin.
lshed. feeling inadequate and hope.
lessly dldactic. Cure them: send
them out with smile: and--lcave
the rest to the Almighty"
Sidney was resigned. but not con.
tent. Newly facing the evil OF the
world, she was a rampant reformer
at once. Only the arrival Of Chris.
tine and her fiancc saved his philos.
ophy from complete rout. lie had
time for a question between tho ring
OF the bell and Katie's deliberate
progress from the kitchen TO the
front door
How about the surgeon, young
Wilson? DO you ever see hlm?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
Grants Hearing to
Suspended Car Men

who participated in the general
strike several months ago and were
penalized by the loss of two weeks
vacation and n i5.day suspension by
Mayor ole Hanson, will present
their grievances to Mayor Hanson
on his return from the East. after
the Victory Loan trip. This prom.
Use was obtained by representatives
of the street car mems union Tues.
DIV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
AMBASSADOR WALLACE
WELCOMED IN FRANCE

PARIS. April 2S.--In reply to the
address of welcome OF President
poincaire. Hugh q. Wallace. new
United States ambassador 10 France.
saiutcd the people of France on be
half Of the American people. He
said that since France was victor.
the task imposed upon allied nations
was 20 secure peace and humanity
for all time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
Opera Singer Will
Appear in Recital
By ALTMAN
BIZ AHERN

Mabel Garrison. New York Metro
politan Opera company soprano. APP
pears In recital at the Metropolitan
theatre. Wednesday. April 30. The
seat sale opens at the box once win
dow 10 a. m, Thursday. Miss Gar
rison makes but one appearances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
Rainier Valley to
Get Big Roadway

The Board OF Public works pleased
Rainier valley residents Tuesday
when It approved plans for a double
roadway from Cornell ave. to 18th
ave. S. The improvement viii be
launched early this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23

was something In there no could pull
out. Then. with sQueai. no clapped
both paws TO his stomach. Some.
thing was wrong. very wrong. inside
him. Buster had been stunE by bees
more than once. but never inside.
Now he felt as II n whole hive OF bees
were singing him from his mouth.
down HIS throat. all the way to HIS
stomach. OF course. you know what
II was. II was the red pepper Farm
er Browns Boy had put In that sap.
Next story: Hustler Tries TO Drink
the Laughing Brook Dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
TO TELL OF DnuGHNuTS

Ensign NJ II. Lorenzen. Salvation
Army war worker. recently back
from France. viii lecture on Dough
nuts for Doughhpys," at the knights
of Pythias hall. First ave. and Pike
ST., Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
NAMES LOAN CHAIRMAN

Tom II. Brown. 75s Harvard ave.
". has been appointed state chair.
man Of the Royal Arcanum Victory
Liberty Loan committee by A. s.
Robinson. supreme treasurer OF the
organizntlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-23
Buster Beaf Gets His Stomach Warmed

then the other over his nose. Then
he shook his head as 10 he would
shake Il off. He put his biz paws
In his mouth as 10 he thought there
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04

Emmanuelli huhO retiradOse CO.
mo umpire. c.Es esta la manera
de conducil-se un iugador ante I'LL
pdblico que paga su dinero para
yer pelOta ver,ladera? :AcasO sc
Green los jugadores que los umpi-
res son meras pantallas O mu1e-
cos que pueden ser mOvibles a sus
caprichOs, V cOnveniencias? Si es-
to Sc imaginan estan completa-
mente equiyoc;;dos: El umpire es
el Juez supreme V tlnico arbitrO
durante el iuego.
Sus decisi0nes deben ser acata.
das V Obedecidas. :Que impOrta
que Sc equiyoqlle una, dos o tres
veces en- el juego? :POr ventura
hay hombre pcrfecto en- este MI
scro mundo llenO de imperfecciO-
mes? No. Ell umpire no solo es
juez absolute sinO que tiene am
pliOs pOderes para retirar del jue
go a cualquier jugador, cuya con
ducta no sea aquella que prescri.
ben las leyes d. cOrtesfa V educa-
ci6n. 81 los ampires hubiesen
puesto en- pr:ictica sus amplios
poderes que les concede la Liga,
cuantos Y cuantos malos ratios
no nos hubieran evitado!
Al escribir estas iiOtas no me
guia ninguna mala fe o voluntal
hacia jugador alguno, solo 10 ba-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04

90 p0Pnue creO que eS I'LL dcber
miO el cvitar ell el future la re-
petici0n de actos de la indOle va
descriptOs. AhOra toca a los ma.
nagers lie las Ligas Ell la Isla, es-
tablecer leyes concentrates a la
conducta que debe observar tOdO
jugadOr durante un iuegO. Poner
en- practica las reglas que esta-
blece la Liga con respecto a los
privilegios que tienen los capita
nes de las nOvenas cOntendientes
para discutir con el umpire algu-
na decision. y evitar que los que
no sean jugadOres unifOrmadOs
permanezcan Ell los bancOs desig-
nadOs a estos. Els necesario que
mcjOrcmOs ell ambiente en- que
vivimOs: que lie demos al iuegO
lie Base Ball" toda la belleza
que en- ST tiene. Recordemos que
una nucva generation de pclotc-
'os So levanta, que debe aprender
savias lecciones V correctas acti-
tlldes. Y una vez mas repitO que
10 que deseO es yer jugar pelota
sal como las reslas 10 mandan,
sin NADIA de bravatas. ganchazos
o discordias que al fin y al cabo a
NADIA conducen, y muy por 10 con
trario. llenan de mala impression
al pdblico, que quiere levantar Ia
pelota en- Puerto Rico. 'T-'
PIinio HUGO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04
NOMBRAMIENTOS FIRMA..
nos

Eel GObernadOr ha firmado los
siguientes nOmbramientos: para
Alcalde de Carolina, Sr. Epifanio
VizcarrOndo; para Alcalde de Ma
guabO, Sr. Arturo GallardO, Jr. !;
para Alcalde de Guayama, Sr. Jor
ge Grau Ortegueira; para Conce-
jail de Trujillo Alto, Sr. AdOlfo
Hrnandez Carazo; para Conce.
jail de TOa Alta, Sr. Alvaro Diaz
Morales; para Conceal de Moro.
Wis, Sr. Antonio Acevedo; para
-CQncejales de Arecibo, Srs. Anne.
liO COrtes Mendiald1a Y Jose Al
varez Garcia; para Miembro de
la Junta de Neterinarios, DIR. Jai.
me Bague; para miembrO de la
Junta de Farmacia, Srs. Juan Pla
nellas, y Miguel Wiewall; v para
JueZ de la Corte Municipal de
Eieques, Sr. Jose S. Aybar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04
DEBASE~BALL
PELLIZCOS Y COCOTAZOS

I'll asuntO que ME ha movido a
escribir estas cuartillas es unO
que considero de vital importan-
cia para el fomento Y desarrollo
del Baseball ell Puerto Rico.
TOdos nosotros conocemos 10
muchO que influye Ell ell amino del
p1blicO las mdlacridnsds V alta-
neri0s que usan algunOs jugadO-
res inconsistencies para con ell
Empire, pOr tai V cual decision
que no es del agradO de ellOs. Ell
pasado domingo, por eiemplo, Vi
mos cOsas inauditas en- la Liga
Insular. Julio Torres. que actua-
ba de juez de campo en- tercera,
di6 un fallO que ocasion0 que
varios jugadores del team periu-
dicado sc lie tiraran encima a dis
cutirle SUI decision, sin acOrdarse
un mOmentO de la cOrtesia que
Sc lie debe a un umpire. Mas tarde
el pitcher IOurHet sc encar0 con
el umpire Emmanuelli pOr otra
decision que a el no lie cuadraba.
Y a tai punto lego su falta de
respeto al umpire V SUI falta de
consideration al pGblico. que
abandon6 el diamante. de malas
maneras, sin poner pizca de atep
ci6n Q los ruegos de sus compa.
heros de juego para que continue
"a su labor. Y solo vOlvi6 cuando
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, BERLIN.-En varias ciuda-
des de Hungrfa, seg1n informan
de ALI, han ocurrido movimien-
tos contra revolucionarioS. Cen
tenares de refugiados estan lie
gando a la frontera de Austria.
LAREDO, TEXAS.-El mi
nistro de Negocios Exteriores,
General Aguiler, ha salido de
aquf hoy para Washington con
una mission Official, a los pocos
momentos de haber llegado aqui
procedente de la capital de Meji-
co.
WASHINGTON.-Por infor-
mes con1idenciales, recibidos
'aqui hoy, sabese que las fuerzas
del General Villa han captura-
do la ciudad de Chihuahua. Las
noticias no han sido confrma-
das.
PARIS.-Suecia Y Dinamarca
han notificado a la Conferencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04
EsPECTACUIOs PARA HOY

Cine Tres Banderas.--Estre-
no de los episodios ID Y IA Ilti-
mos episodes de la emocionan-
te serie marca Vitagraph, por ell
notable artista William Duncan
titulada Gel Sendero Sangrien-
to-.
Cine Luna.--Miercoles A. Ma
tinee Y noche. Estreno del a epi-
sodio de LAS Mallas de Intriga" !,
acompafada con el bonito drama
titulado, Gel Falso Emisario", !,
por Bed Little, en- 5 reels.
Manana, LA Ratera Relam-
pago."
Cine Habana.-Estreno del
precioso drama en- 5 actos 'Trein
ia ,Dias de Carcel', y una cinta
comica en- 2 reels.
Cine NOrma.-El gran drama
"Amor que Triunfa."
Cine Real.-"El Pacto de
Tres"
Cine Puerto Rico.-''El Amor
de un Principe.
Cine Imperial.-E'La Vestal
del Sol Inca"
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los maestrOs que han llevado de
la manO esas inteligencias, v a
los alumnos, que han sabido dar-
Sc cuenta de sus deberes.
!Asi pues, felicito IA todos. a Ia
sufrida clase de profesOres que
son los yerdaderos ap0stoles del
prOgres0 humane, pues tOmar en-
tire las manos un bloque sin for
ma, V entrcgarlo la fanilia Y
la sOciedad mOdeladO con Ia
euritmia de un tOdo armoniOso,
es Obra de alta transcendencia Al
maestro 10 Sc lie paga nunca sn
labor: no Sc lie paga, porque 81
va deiandO girones de su ser en-
;cada etapa que transcIrre, porque
tiene que devorar en silenciO mu-
chas pretericiones, muchas humi-
llaciones, mucha ingratitud, V mu-
cha indiferencia, el, que cs el que
va con la luz Ell la mano como
antorcha divina, iluminando los
senderos OscuroS de las in nteligen-
claS dormldaS, Y, pOrque nadle,
absolutamente nadie. Sc dl cuen-
Ia de la alteza de su labor, lie Il
nobleZa de sn magisterio, Y no sc
lie paga, porque no Sc pucde pa
gar 10 espiritual, 10 intangible, 10
que esta fuera de la 0rbita mate
rial, V escapa a convenci0nalismos
mediOcres.
y felicitO Il los alumnos, porQue
con SUI aplicaci0n demuestran ha-
cerse cargo de que, en- nuestrO 81
glo, no Sc lie pregunta nadie
quien es. nj de d0nde viene, sola-
mente sc lie pregunta Isl sabe al
go. i desgraciado de aquel que
tenga que responder con una me-
Igativa Il esta pregunta. -.
Pas6 el tempo de Ia fuerza con
la Edad de piedra; pasara el rel
nado del ORC, y Quedara, para STEM
pre-, implantado en- ell mundo con
la demOcracia, el reinadO del sa-
Der, que, eternO, perdurable, sera
el unico diOs que adOraran las
futuras generaciOnes, rompi6ndo-
Sc Ell mil pedazos esos fdolos que
sc revisten de orc.
La inteligencia acaudillard las
huestes del porvenir, Y sera des-
deiiada una frente tefsa, pOr la
cual no. ha pasado nunca el arado
del pensamientO.
! La Hija del Garibe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04
LOS HEROES DEL
MEDTTERRANEO
Paul Adam rinde h0mchaio q los
roluntariOs espaH0les

FL celebre escritOr frances Paul
Adam ha publicado un notable
articulO en- ia Revue de Paris".
Baj0 el titulo Una fuerza del Ne
diterraneO", habla de las pr0ezas
de los soldadOs mediterraneos de
la gran legion extranjera. cuya
inmensa mayolfa eran los espaho
les. V de estos el mayor nnlnerO
10 formaban los catalanes,.
Da cuenta Ell folma extersa de
las heroicidades de estos solGados.
que contuvieron Ia avalanche enc
miga contra Amiens, luchando
contra los efectOs de los gases as
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04
En- IA ESGuG|a Superior dc ATtdbO

Como mn triunfo de adelantO V
de cultura, como un hermOsO ex-
pOnente del aiiO escOlar fenecidO.
puede traducirse el resultado de
los estudios ObtenidOs por los
alumnos de la escuela superior de
esta ciudad en- el ejercicio del ano
191S-1919.
Hemos tenido OCCASION de visi-
tar el plantel, y apreciar los ade-
lantos practicos obtenidos por las
distintas classes, tanto en- 10 que
sc refiere Il las artes mobiles, como
a las mannales.
Alb vimos trabajos correspon-
dientes a los tres temas presenta-
dos por la Facultad, v, ell desa-
rrOllO de todos ellos, denota una
minuciosa labor, V un documen-
tado estudiH digno de tenerse en-
cuenta.
En- el qus refere al tema Scr
vantes", noBupimos que admirar
mas, 81 el texto ajustadisimo arm6
nicamente a la magma obra uni
versal, los dibujos a pluma, acua
rela y crayon que exhiben casi to-
das las pOrtadas, con alegOrias alu
sivas al Quiiote en- sus mas emo
cionantes escenas.
En- artes manuales han dadO
los alumnOs un gran pasO, pues
ALI vimOs muebles fabricad0s pOr
ellOs de muchO merito, asi como
en- la Ornamentaci0n de OtrOs, un
exquisite gusto por parte de las
sehoritas autoras.
Cast tOdo ha adquirido por las
personals que han visitado la es
cuela, y este demuestra el valoI
de los Objetos. =,
Yo siento un regocijo immense
al YER como por medic de la Ia
Dor Intellectual, por Ia saba trans
mission del maestro, Y la eficiente
atenci6n del alumno, Sc transfer
ma V desarrolla la facultad del
saber v, hace del adolescente hoy
, hombre del ma6ana que liza de re-
cir los destinOs de su patria. v
como Cincinato, maneja el arado
que hace surcos ell la vida prac.
tica, como los hace el cstudio Ell
ell orden espiritual.
Y al mismo tempo, me sientC
orgullOsa, de que, mi terru1o cuen
te con planteles de enseiianza co
mo esta escuela superior, y no he
de escatimar mi APPLAUSE sincere d
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-04
LEYES APROBADAS

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado las
siguientes Leyes Y Resoluciones /:
"Ley proveyendo la construc,
ci0n dc una casa -escuela en- ell mu
nicipio de Adjuntas v asignando
fOndOs para ese fin.
LEY para proveer 10 necesario
para la cOntruccion de un edifico
para alta escuela de Caguas, V pa
ra OtrOs fines.
LEY para enmendar ell inciso Z
del articulo 249 del C6digo de En-,
juiciamiento Civil"
LEY asignando la suma de
treinta y cinco mil (35, ,OOO) d0la-