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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
Recreation Rooms for
Soldiers Secured by
Duke City Red Cross

Tho home service section Of the
local chapter Of the ited Cross. Of
which Mrs D T. Mclaughlin ~ chair
ropolitnn building. First street and
Central avenue. for rest rooms Tor
soldiers and aailofH enroute 60 their
homes q A. Knscmnn has given the
local chapter the usr 81 the rooms free
OF cost Twelve beds will be placed
in the room and n room viii be
used Tor recreation and for reading
Military men passing through the city
will be- given q bed Tor tho night
without; cost The chapter asks for
donations OF furniture for the rooms.
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Real Estate Men
To Lunch at "Y"
Tomorrow Night

Plans for spring real estate activity
In the city will be- discussed AZ the
luncheon ~ the real estate bureau
Of the chamber 81 Commerce which
Will bee held a. the Y. " G. \. tomor-
row niEht az sii5.
An real estate men IN tho city and
All Interested ln real estate matters
are invited a. attend the meeting As
many important phases % lie subject
ON sale and can be- secured from A. l.
Martin.
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s.ShuI that door,

No need To shout this now.
The Vale door closer never for.
gct- To shut the door grnil,-
aud without the SLAM. Il pre-
vcni- drafts and promotes your
comfort and health.
Nccan supply YOU with the
particular riylc Of Yale Door
Closer 10 meet every condition.
The genuine bears the trade
mark "lALE."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22
PRESIDENT INVITED
IORAYA NEW MEXICO
VISIT DURING TOUR
sssss Senate Rulcs Suspended 10
Expedzss Passage Of Resolution
kshins Wilson to Come; Dry
Rassaieatiop Signed BY Speaker


rhrfo -. - n. Ian 81 rpcnfri
HriIlio ~foIHlti,g fl.Iin0 thp resolution
faIiINinl a. E.i1Itl prohibition
nurnfmoaI In thn HOu.h Of rouFtNfu.
fatlrln az meel,nr Toe ortion fol
level We nafnp ~ nc tetolnnen
senate * slos
.u,In~ ~. r.arnl.e rino hli,e 1crc
~. +. fo,r~ one proold.
H." ..r t. II a. hmrrf 81 IN F.hour
1880. go - .U~rfInn III rninrr.
49, ~ r~-..i --n,'ll~r 49, r..4.eo
~ II ft..n -ho.e hni rrau.afod
ftao,oha frr Al ,iilflon. t,w money
.ht -.s.a ~ 40 snle OF c~ertidcafea
~
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- VI ~ H i4eNfirn y t.iuoto
Affn't. IT.ti"t ~ mtmof..i ~
ft|tF I..pH'.e,t
"ti"'N f'nN' "'e""""' f'n"'s
~
sf'ahsI r.e,i' e~..""ne.o W., w
rnits entnmittt' nA' ~
roft and IN tne rules would oe
trAut o'A'n'n"'n t"m"t''N
m.IA.iN
~ tnr ..NAf. .utero Anu =
n~.fAielnef presumed oint feneia
t.op 10 70 ir.N'e.nt
.tAN,n ~ intitatlon 70 Nnil NV
M.t,'. ~" ~ w t.s.i OF EoH
.Fnpt nIo tNr ie.'A..ture. the r.so
tH'INH 7tAtF'. tn1i Nt lftN,tthi nan
aHtFnnncru ~ ei soNlinf
~ .i.fn w.. htt.f nt t",eIn
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

Isaac narth was the author ~ sons
ate bills seven and eight Tho frst
specifies that upon the death of The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-22

hy ]. r. Reiuburr and applies 60
the Las Cruces ~irrirution districts
Under the present system, novcrnl
large tracts % land ln the Irrigation
district are not under cultivation TIE
ONLY lands nov taxed for the MAIN
tenance of Thy district arr those usinr
water The hin would make an the
lands within the district taxable and
would thus encourage the use % lands
which r "a present iyinr Idle
william v. blanchard made % sue
ceHsfui motion thai tho Ecrrennf-at.
acma eonfer-Rlth The capitol oomanls-
sion In an attempt 60 secure more
rooms Tor ths committees - the low
or house. Judge Harnea reported
progress In the rules committee aud
explained the delay by again annouuc-
lng that the rules we're helms entirely
rewritten.
Go,cnor'- I~lcscption
The speaker read a communication
from Governor AMI Mrs. l~arraEulu
asking that the member uf tho .er.
i%slature attend "a public reception ~
the ~exccutye mansion ON Tuesday
evening. January "a. from fsln 90 ~
o'clock. Jofe -. Sens amulnel The
invitation. urElnE an members 81 tho
house 20 be present and inviting the
married representative o. hrinr their
NAN'Ns Upon MNNNANM OF NANNN t.NNNN"|
the house adjourned until 10 O'Clock
TITS morning
90 the four bills introduced at the
Tuesday afternoon session % the sem
ate. tho first. y ~ No. % proposed hy
:. A. Mcdonald, amends sections $685.
and aGs5 81 he 1913 codiflcd laws
relating 20 the mayor and clerk. the
right Of the mayor 60 vote. romitflnf
fines. tho city marshal and police. the
city attorney, ana salaries and duties.
Another civic BIN. 40 e. was intro
duced by A. g. kkoen IL amends sec-
ton 1is e The collnpl laws giving
towns the right 90 sprinkle streets I'D
the expense Of property uWnrrs. In-
der the present law this power D.
possessed hy CITY councils Tho new
measure would extend the right io
the trustees n any town.
EciiD ~ Cudc Napoican.
Isaac Hnrth was the author ~ son
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PACKING INTERESTS
WANT PRICES TO Be
Observation-Disclosures
President Of Big Concern Says
Low Extreme Would Prevent
Raising Of Cattle, High Level
Would Discourage Meat. eating.

Mn~aNlnltu Jan ~ Appearing
f0r tho second day before tho house
iuterHrtte commerce committee. j. cog.
den Armour. president Of AriHour a
company, wnH questioned today by
the committee nH % operations % the
meat packing industry.
Establishment of IL central nECucv
POI control shipments ~ meat animals
20 market was advocated hy ar AZ.
muur us a means ct stahlIlziur prices
ana preventing rluts ln tho market
tie salf, hOwoser that supply was not
the only factor in ntauF the market
lrice for livestock. Nhlch depended
also on the ~nuciuatimg demuud for
meat
Replying 90 Representative stephens
~ Nebraska, Mr. Armour said the
consumer could protect himself
against high prizes ~ refrnlninr from
purchasing, hut that the producer Of
livestock, like the packer. had To take
Whatever IA" market was paying a.
the time he odd
We are vory much Interested in
maintaining u reasonable price. much
more 30 than in having "a price so
hiFh as 10 discourage }" easing ~
meat or too low Ia prevent the raising
Of cattle" Mr Armour aid
bringing out ihat tho 1900. 900
earnings shown lu Armuur'H annual
statement did mot iuclude FG.s0H.N 900
ret aside for Income Ind excess profits.
SIR Stephens said.
Passing u On"
Fhen o. are passing that on 10
the rOuaumOrH'
THAT may be "a" Mr. Armour re-
piled.
kcpresoutativs Hamilton OF Michi-
gan, Attempted 60 deyelup the possible
eject on the packers ~ the food relief
appropriation of ftOH. u0u. 900 request
ed by President Wilson,
They say mat tho fund VIII enable
Nc packers 20 Hell In S-nuthcaHtern
Europe n great surplus Of salt pork
which has been accumulated ln Eng
land Hamilton said
Nh Armour replied that the pack
'ta perhaps had larger stocks ~ ralt
PORK Than ordinarily, hut ne thought
there was FoinE 10 be- "a de nand Tor a.
Asked us Co the Armour advertising
chiupn'Fn. the witness replied that he
regretted II had been necessary TO do
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PREPARES FOR GREAT
FLOOD OF SOLDIERS
Newport News Expects 10 Handle
from 10000 to 5000 Weekly

Newport News. Va. Jan. ol.-
With two batleships due next Mon
day bearing troops from France. Of
fiCials OF the port Of debsrkation
here are preparing TO handle from
10000 TO $4,000 troops q week in
future
Camps and hospitals here p-aC-
tically are empty. large numbers ~
sick and wounded and well troops
having left today
The 577th aero construction
squadron. composed largely Of men
from Pennsylvania and other East
ern States. departed TODAY for Car
den City. l.. ]. The l06th artillery
left for Camp Gordon
One hundred and sIXty-twO stc',
and wounded left for camps and
hospitals in the West. EIevrn went
TO Lettorman. Cal: g. TO Fremont
Cal: 8 10 rplehanks. Ariz.. I6 to
Denver. Colo. o 20 Fort sill. Okla.
81 Camp Bowie. Texas. and u 90
Camp Logan. Texas
Another largo hospital train is due
TO leave tomorrow
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W AN NTED-ELENAIOR BOY;
also hall man; permanent posi-
tons. good wages. Apply at once
to HOTEL LOGAN, 18th st. NV.
-jal7-l0t
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Man, II, Woman 81, Met
In Church 80 Years Ago,
End Romance at D.C.AItar

Whoever usrveled oycr -tur wa~
OF man with a maid" had tho right
dup-.
At least this is what Col EroU.
of the msrriar" lfceu>" bureau. and
his corps of clerks thought yrs'rr-
day afternoon. when James NJ. Dow
holm. -. and Emma Marshall "a.
trIppcd into tho District supreme
Court EurIdfT-- Too t." up for IT..
firm IN tho belief that ITS better
late than never"
Both of the partners p love arc
from Pittsburgh. Pa. Their mar
riaEe came Yesterday as the climax
to a romance with began THIRTY
years ago. in a little Prcsbvt,rlau
church. on tho outskirts of PITTS
bUrEh
The Rev. T. Z. DAVIS marrrnd tho
couple
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tOLOREp
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
HITE

W III j L
John J Mcmahon. g. n CTlerrGalc Va. and
Ida II. Bowie. =. 4 Washington Rev. J. ?.
MackIu
A,a y. Ecrnhard. =. Of Iawrrnce. Kan. and
MARY NJ. Gheen. =. u Washington Rev. C.
Wood.
James ". Denl n =. and Emma Mzrshau. 81.
both Of Irrtslursh. Ia Rev. T. Z. DAVIS.
Clarence T.. Kelley. -. and MARY PerkInSon.
q. h0th H P'eR'urG. Va Rev. T. L. Davis
charles \. Tanslc-. -. of Greenfield Ind. and
Lillian NJ. Evans 70. # Philadelphia. IA. Rev
&. :. Abbott, jr
Lee r. Cath, o cf Alexandra. Va. and lot.
te r. DckcrSon. : uf Charlottesville. Va, Rev.
J. +. Briggs
COLORED
Lewis Rnbinspu. =. and EIizabeth Murrhy. IS
both Of Washington. Rev. A SAVES
Thomas Z. Snead, g. and L1cy G. Jordan 4
both Of Washington Rev. W H. Jernaquin.
William {. Chapman -. and Margarpt Nelson
p. hoth Of Washington. Rev. H X Thomr.so
Charles Scott. q. and Ella Simms 81. both Of
Washington. Rev. II. T. Dent
George :. AndersDn. 20. and Fannie Williams
=. both of Washington. Rev y. u. Hlrpesu.
James Johnson q. and Ross AuderS0n q
both Cf Washington. Rev. A Wilbanks
Clarence A. Gentry. q. and Edna NJ. Brown.
l9, both OF Washington. Rev J NJ Wsldron.
Louis 5. Burton. . and Blanche T. JOIN son.
2, both Of Washington. Rev. ". J. Howard
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":-::::~ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY %::=:
j Hu7SI
SHORT MEASURE
HUCKSTER TAKEN
War Declared on PeddIers
Who Mulct Poor Who Buy
Coal by the Bushel.

I Warning was issued by officials Of
the Department OF Weights. Measures
and Markets OF the District, foIlo~-
ing the arrest yesterday Of Neal
Brown. colored. charged with short.
weight deliveries Of coal 10 poor peo-
pie Of the District who buy in small
quantities. that the department pro
poses TO order the arrest of all Of.
tenders. Complaints OF many othei
cases have been received.
II was alleged that Brown, who Wa
arrested by George A. Howe, inspector
OF the Department OF Weights ano
Measures. was using a dented corru-
gated iron measure. which lacked
much Of containing a full bushel
George NJ. Roberts. superintendent
OF markets, recently estimated thai
where coal is bought by the bushel
the consumer has 10 pay as much a.
- a ton There Is no law agains1
the sale Of coal by the bushel. but Il
is against the law to give short
weight II the Crosser bill. recently
passed by the House. is enacted by
the Senate, it will do away with the
sale OF coal and ice by any method
other than by weight
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Michigan Election Case
Taken to Supreme Court

The department OF Justice. Ncs.0--
DAY. ni"d with the supreme C0NF a
brief IN the appeal OF Frank ~
Blair ct al who refused 10 testify roll
ative to the receipts and cNpeud.tul
IN the political campaign OF Truruar
IT, NCwberry. who defeated H,Urr
Ford in tho recent senatorial election
10. Michigan.
before "a federal grand jury on 'lr
ground that the jury had no 1urlSdI
ton ana that N" federal corrupt Tra.
tiCCs act was unconstitutional Tho
lower courts held On favor Of Tho Gos -
eminent. The supreme court will rc-
view the case.
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BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

Following L. the U-urram Tor a C0ucgrt bv
the L. :. S,ldiers' Home Band OrchesJrs
in Stanley Han. this evening. begiuning Al.
6sB O'Clock John :. M. Zimmerman. d.
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Husband Who Charged
Misconduct Divorced

John II. sullivan wa awarded an
absolute divorce yesterday by jus
tic" Hitz from Naomi sullivan.
Tn" case had been IN the courts
for nearly three Years. hsli ing I~.u
filed in August. 1916. The husband
charged lsConduct and named a
correspondent. He was representa-
by Attorney O. Il. Osterman
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Holy Name Society Elects.

G. Balducci was reelected pTesi-
dent Of the Holy Name Society Of
Holy Rosary Church. at a special
meeting Sunday evening. other OH
GERS elected are: g. Giuffre. vice
president; l. Carta. recording secre-
tary: \. Astore, treasurer; T. GiufIrc,
marshal: NJ. Bello, y. NenCioni. :.
Csrta. delegates to the convention (:
Rev. n. De Carlo. pastor Of the par
ish, spiritual director.
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LOST-STRING OF PEARLS SUNDAY 8
evening. Liberal reward. Call West l7l3 OF
address SO 2lst st. NV. ja2l-3t
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UKRAINS TAKE LEMBERG.
City Captured After Long Bonn
bardment, Says German Report.

LCmberE has been under constant
Ckranian bombardment for the past
three weeks. according 10 the Ncue
Friei Press. The city is now reported
in Ckranian hands. but the yiCtors.
CacordinE 10 Polish reports, lost -."0O
men.
The gas and electric plants have
been DANA ged 10y air bombs.
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NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

New York, Jan. 21.-The follow
ing Washingtonians are registered
at local hotels:
Trade Representatives.
Cunningham and Company. J. c.
Cunningham, wOmen's wear. 1870
Broadway. room 5l2; s. Kann Sons
and Company, 432 Fourth ave-
nue.. eleventh floor; Mrs. Herring
art needlework. etc; Miss S. H
Boxer. silks; The Loung Ladies'
Shop, NJ. Greenberg. dresses. Is East
Twenty-siXth street.
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FOR SALE-TlRES.

FOR SALEr-TTRE. ONE NEARLY NEW IN
4; Goodrich tire. tub and rim; cheap. 40 d
st. ne. laZSlt
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WRECKERS AND BUILDERS.

WE WRE'K ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
A. r. TONPSON. ~ 81 - uoSvts-tf
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American Troops to Quit Belgium.

British-AmeTican forces will De
withdrawn from Belgium to faCili-
tate provisioning the country, ac-
cording TO diplomatic announcement
here yesterday.
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DIED.

Monday. January 90. 1919.
at J. m. MABEL +. KIRBY. at her
late residence. III L street north
west
Remains will be taken to New York
City Thursday night. Inter1neut
Greenwood Cemetery Friday.
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C0LoRED
BIRTHS REPORTED.
" HTTE


ROliie II. and Minerva Wlitc hrv.
BENJAMIN Il and MabIa Thurman. 10y.
Stsrley \. ard NolIe = Sheltu. boy.
CoTmack and Elizabeth Roger. bay
Prank A. and GCncvive PaVel. boy.
John Il. Enl Ha-ipt l.. Mvers. 10.
Eugene NJ. and Olive + Nrreiand gr,
Herhcrt 2 and Nellie NJ MARTIN. glrl.
Charles c. and Ln-el 5Iur Martin. bvE.
FndeuCk J. and Josephine Y. KrirC Er
Charles A and Esther VI. Durkln. bC1
Tcr~y \. and Margaret J. paE>. bCy.
Hs.sey W and Ida RarlwsIr boy an q
wins
John NJ. and Mary r. Bond. cir.
COLOREp
'ienrEs and ESmice Stokes boy
lamcs NJ ami Veronica Nsauu.... girl
Rycb"n A and Esther /. NJ ALA buy.
Charles W. and Lena 6 Manly. glr'.
Robrr7 and lola Hughes boy.
Richard A. anu Mar Gulem. b0v
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SPIRITUALISM.

licensed by the District of Columbia.
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FOR RENT-GARAGE.
MACHINISTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

mobile. city OF suburban, ,nd pa, JOu hiSbes,
prices for ladies, sentlemen's ch:ldrru's dis
c.rded clothing of ali descripttons address
postsi or phone viii caE Z RICE. IN 1tb
rv Ir4
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE .


Maud Grimes. a VI. Ga-5eId Hosyatal
Rail b ID. F4WoetL 5. Childrrns Hospital.
Laura '. Thompson. q. - L2th 81. Bc
Prank I. Slcncc. e. 81. 25d 81. uu,
Mar J. Sarver, %. IA Il st. nv.
Narr A. smith. IS. =, FGizsbeth- Hospital
L-o'Iise Prce, 80. MaS1nre md Easreu star
Eunr
l"'ue FoWler, q. =. Earzahcth's HospIts-
iTlnE N RsNag :. Fr"'Ii-nce Hospital
lt0r.n'. \ CrgWIes gl 10 18TH s. nv
John Guest. 81. I6D s-h 81. -
Il her- 4 Plunkel. p. II. Ezabrfh-. Hos
Nors Pro-. DAY. rs 81 - nv.
Infant ~ Charles AM Mildred Bauer. 5
1ays, Garfield HosIrraI
COLORED
Ella Walls. 4. WasH AStI.m HrSpIrs1
'lsrtnce Nelson. g. ChII.n.us Hospital
lncoI Henson. e. Vas. A-yirm Hospital
William Harm. g. Wash. Asylum Hnspitz
Ruh,netta Psrker % 'O d s.. ~
Nal'er Williams. Wash Asylum Husqt.
Isaac 'ruso. IS. rs 9Th 81 NV
Anthony Pollard g. 1910 Isl ST. su
Mm jenkins 60. IS y - Nv
SUSIE Jones, t6. -. EIzaheths Hospital.
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SPIRITUALISM MESSAGE SEANCE THIS
evening at o'clock. Spirit messages and
questions answered. Developing classes fosming
Doors open 20 p. m. MIR. ARTHAN. Medium
500 g st. NV
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PROSTATE SUFFERERS TO READ OUR
annSuncemept under Personal No drugs THE
ELECTROTHERMAL COMPANY, IA. Har-
risOn Bldg. SteubenTi,le. Ohio. ja22It
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PETS AND LIVE STOCK.

JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT OF LEACHEs.
singing Csnaries, gnlj fishes dogs We do all
kinds Of Tsxidermy. SCHMID'S PET EN-
PORIUM, 7l2 18th st NV. de5a3os
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT, Two OR
three rooms, bath and kitchenette. wholly or
partly furnished walking distance or convenient
to car line. Write all particulars. BOX II,
Herald ofice dsr-tf
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FOUND.

FDUND-THE LAP KOBES REMOVED
from automobile near Library q Congress
Monday, January %. will be returned to owner.
after Identification, on application to Captain
Of the Watch. Library Of Congress. jaSr5t
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN, SCIENTIFIC
astrologer director, Astrological Research 80
SIeUl. Private readings, Gy appointment only
y TypeHitten readings. by mail. S and nm
lis L st. NV. Phone Franklin 6a22. ial5-at
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PALMISTRY.
BELMONT

BELMONT
Scientific palmst and clairroyant, can be con-
suited on all affairs Of life. Readings, ST. lAs
New York ave NV. between l2th and 18th sta
Hours. 10 a. m. to 8 D. m dsEr
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MR.. ARTHAN,

Noted platform test medium. Reading, dzilr
on all affairs Of life; tells everything; best ad.
wiser; see him, you will make no mistake.
Studios 500 St NV. delIyar
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

GAE61r GRfH Furniture cRESyE fAsH
HOPWOOD'S Popular Price Furni-
ture and Stove store. Sth & X SITS
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REAL ESTATE.
CABIN John PARK.

ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES.
]. S. ToMLINSON, "a so. BLDG. NJ lA5.
Six new houses and bungalows ready for in
,pectiou, 81. 500 to & 50o Easy terms. motif
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LO sT-PEARL sPECTACLBs, TORTOISE
shell, in case marked Keene Co, Philadel-
PhiA Reward if returned to g1 18th st. NV.
iaS22t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES,

HOUSE FURNISHED. 6 ROOMS
and bath. Inquire 64l 1lth st.
ne.. or phone Line. 4939, evens.
5 to 3. ja22-G
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LOST.

LOST-POCKETBOOK on 9TH ST. NEAR
Cathedral ave, or Deacon Apt. Reward. Re
turn to 2S4 9th st. nv. Phone y. 707. ja2-lt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-24
De San Lorenzo
coRREsPoNsAL.

El yiernes is del corriente, assist
mos una reunion de madres, que, de
acuerdo con "a inyitacion que hicieran
los maestros de la localidad, habia de
celebrarse en- la escuela s'Cordoves Be
rrios"; pero Que, debido a la gran con-
currencia que hubo, Sc llevo a efecto
ell el teatro San lorenzo, ccdido
Embellishments para ese fin por SUI due
na la sonora viuda de Puras.
Hablo en- primer termino ell senior
Pedro Bosch, Acting Principal de
las escuelas, quien explico Ell fin la
importancia del acto que Sc celebra-
ba. Los teInas "La Escuela Pdblica'',
" Relaci6n entire ell Hogar la Es-
cuela,' fueron habilmente tratados por
las profesoras senora Emilia de la To-
rres y senorita Bonita Gonzalez, respec-
tivamente.
Entire los numeros a cargo de los
alulnnos de las escuelas, recordamos: ell
dialogo La Madrc', por las sefio-
ritas Lolita Pedrajo y Ana M Torres;
la canci6n GA nuestras Madres'', por
varias ninas de tercer grado; el coro
"A mi Madre" por alumnas de ter
cero cuarto grades; ell di&logo ''La
Sacerdotisa por dos niiias del pri-
mer grado, y una poesia recitada por
el niIlo Antonio Puras Todos fueron
muy aplaudidos, especialmente ell dia-
logo "La Madre'', ell cual, a peticion
fue repetido
FL senior Ramon Fortufo Selles, a
cryo cargo estaba la clausura del ac-
to, hiSo un buen discurso, sus con-
sejos habran de ser de gran utilidad
para las madres que tuvieron la opor-
tunidad de aplaudirlc. ~
A las diez termino tan simpatica
fiesta, acerca de la cual hemos cam
biado impresicnes con algunas madres
de familia, habiendo dido de labios de
estas, que, en- 10 successive, asistiran
siempre que Sc lleven efecto actos
como Ell que resefiamos.
Ell acto fue amenizado por la orques-
ia que habilmente dirige ell inteligen-
tc professor dc mdsica don Ramon Me
YES Mercado.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
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COLABORACION

a los sehores que nos honran envian-
donos cspoutAncamente trabajos de CO.
laboracion les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pucs no respondemos de su
d0volucloa en- case de no utilizarlos,
nj aostonemos correspondence sobre
enos
Ell hecho de que este diario pubhQue
an trabajo frmado, no signifca nece-
sariaments que So sondarice con 81.
Adv.
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Para fon6grafos-Ojeda. San Jose No.
4. Avt.
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Proxinamente saldra del Hospital
de San Lucas completamente resta-
blecido de la dificil operaci6n que SUI
friera hace algunos dias, nuestro buen
amigo Jaime Oppenheimer, de la alta
sociedad.
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NUEsTRo LENA

cumplir honradamente, cobrar 10 JUS
to; trabajos perfectos y acabados, amin
ciarnos de una manera honesta y dar
el trato cort6s que todo parroquiano
merece.
M vazquez Diaz no es un advenedizo
Ell mecanica; es el iinico con certifica-
dos recientes y de diez amos atras Gle
escuclas mecanicas de los Estados Uni
dos. Sanchez Morales & Co. daran fe
de los muchos amos que dicho sefior
fue su unico inocanico.
fr''s'H : RoMEU g co - a'''
Tetuan Mum. altos Tel. sos
Advt.
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De la oficina de Sanidad informan
que durante la Ultima semana fueron
sacrificados EN- ell Matadero, para ell
consume publico, II bueyes, IA vacas,
73 novillos, so cerdos Y 26 ovejas.