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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Aug. 2l.-Mr. and
Mrs. Hannah Vaughn are being congratu-
lated upon the birth OF baby boy.
Raymond l.. Cofer is building a large
warehouse abreast of the home of Mrs
Thomas Price, to be used for general
storage purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Steelman of St.
Helena, near Baltimore, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Price.
Emmett Curran of Boston, Mass, is
here visiting the Tosney bungalow, ON
Adams street.
Sergeant Saliswizly of Fort du Pont,
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DIED AFTER MUCH SUFFERING.

Seaford, Aug. 2l.-The news Of the
death, Thursday, Of Miss Margaret
Moore, daughter OF Isaac \. Moore, OF
this town, IN the Samaritan Hospital,
Philadelphia, was received with much
sadness. She was 10 years Of age and had
been a patient in hospitals since last
February. She was first taken to the hos
pital at Salisbury, Md, where she re-
manned for 4 weeks. After being brought
home from Salisbury she was taken 10 the
hospital where she died.
During her stay in the hospital at Sails
bury her mother died This was kept a
secret from her for some time because of
her serious condition Miss Moore was a
junior IN the Seaford high school at the
time she was taken III and would have
graduated in 1921 She was a member Of
Mt. Olivet N j. Church, and also active
IA y. W. L. A. work
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on TRACK OF LOST $40. 600.

Dover. Aug p. Baltimore parties
were IA Dover, Thursday. in consul
tation with Deputy Attorncy-General
Satterfeld and State Detective Wharton
concerning the a travelling bag lost from
an automobile last Sunday morning be-
tween froderica and Milford, which was
said 10 contain $4,000 worth Of Liberty
Bonds and diamonds.
The State authorities have a clue to
the lost bag. IN that man near where it
was dropped saw a party from a passing
automobile stocp and pick up bag.
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CANTALoUPES PICK Up.

Seaford. Aug. 20-Cantaloupes, which
dropped in price here the first OF the week,
have advanced some in price and fancy
ones hring good prices. Standards are
now bringing from 60 to 50 cents per
carrier. while iumbos range from Sl.05
o. SIPS
Tho continued rains have had tendency
70 make the cantaloupes watery. but they
are siill of fine favor and very plentiful.
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WEDDINGS IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown, Aug 21.-Miss Mary
Hickman of Dagsboro and Joseph Russo
of Lewes, were married, Thursday, at
Lewes, by Rev Howard Davis
Announcement of the marriage of Miss
Hattie +. Messick, daughter of John L
Messick, residing near here, and William
Herman Harrison of Little Creek district
has been made.
Miss Levata Perry of Lewes and VIII
lard Ward of. Nassau were married last
Monday afternoon at Nassau by Rev.
Alexander Reid
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GOOD FISHING LUCK.

Seaford, Aug 20.-Nlr and Mrs. VIII
ham J. Ryan Of New York City, who are
here visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. Scott Purse.
accompanied by two Seaford fishermen,
made a record catch, landing 29 bass and
five large perch. The bass averaged from
two to FIVE pounds each.
Mr.. Ryan saws he has spent much time
fishing IN different parts Of the United
states. but always looks forward with the
greatest of pleasure 10 his trips to Seaford
waters to engage IN bass fishing.
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blaze could be nubdued destroyed the
building. Prompt action on the part of
the men Of the town headed by Recorder
OF Deeds David II. Reed, who resides
there, saved the postofIice, garage and
residence of John g. Ennis, the flour mill
and large barn of Mr. Jester
For time the towns six hundred in
habltants were thrown into great excite
ment, but hard work by bucket brigades
prevented the flames from spreading to
the adjoining buildings
The blaze was started by match head
flying into a pile of paper when Mr..
Hastings started, to light a lantern to 20
down to the barn to feed his stock.
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FARMERS ANNUAL PICNIC.

Georgetown, Aug. 2l.-The annual pic
mic of the Sussex County Farm Bureau
and the Sussex County Pomona Grange
will be held at Rehoboth Beach on Tues
day of next week Horns Theatre will be
given over for the day, and addresses will
be made by S. ]. Lowell, National Grange
Master; Professor G. A. McCue dean and
director of the School of Agriculture at
Delaware College; County Agent NJ. &.
vaughn of Sussex and others
The occasion promises TO be red letter
day for the agricultural interests of lower
Delaware, and hundreds are expected to
attend
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LEARNING TO BE A FARMER.

Seaford. Aug. 2I.-William NJ Tul Of
Seaford has as his guests Edward l..
Corner and wife of Philadelphia. Mr..
Conner Is learning the art Of farming and
this Is his second visit TO this farm and
be can be seen any day engaged in the
many duties which the farm affords from
feeding the chickens and cattle to Grating
cantalOupes for the market.
One day he was seen assisting q neigh
boring farmer threshing his wheat, and
only recently he was found in the woods
cutting down a big oak.
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CARNIVAL TO CONTINUE.

AIiddletown, Aug. 21.-Bccause of the
daily rains Of the past two weeks, the
carnival committee has decided 10 hold
the carnival over until next Saturday
evening, inclusive.
Each evening during the carnival the
weather has been threatening or stormy,
with not one clear evening There is still
a large quantity Of articles on hand to be
disposed Of
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ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED.

Seaford, Aug. 20-Mr and Mrs L.
Avery Hobbs entertained at the home of
Mrs. Thompson parents, MIR. and Mrs.
j. B. Thompson, last night, in honor of
her guest, Mrs. Jack Gillen, Jr., of Phila-
delphia.
The affair was also in honor of MIR
Thompson 3 birthday, being his 6lth an
niYersarY
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MAKING PLENTY OF CIDER.

Georgetown, Aug. 2l.-Cider mills in
lower Delaware are being kept busy max
ing the surplus of apples into Juice. !"
Ready sales can be found for all of the
cider manufactured at 80 cents t he gal
Ion, and the demand is exceeding the sup
ply.
According TO a ruling Of the prohibition
officials, cider may he sold if it contains
less than one-half of per cent. No ques-
tlons are asked what Is to be done with
the "Jmce" after the makers sell it.
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NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford, Aug 2i.-Mrs. George L.
Walter Homer Of Cedar Rapids.
iowa. is here visiting his uncle, DR. L. b.
Miller
Miss Laura d. Salevan snent several
days at Behoboth Beach. this week, .
guest ~ Miss Mary Grier at the latter 5
dDttaEe.
Charles A. Roux has sold his property
d South Walnut street to Il. Arthur Der
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SOLD FARM FOR IS. 900.

Seaford. Aug. 2O.-William ]. Allen has
sold has lO0-acre farm, located near Sea-
ford. 10 EWcll O'Bier, the consideration
being 5000
Harry L. Griffith has purchased Of
r. J Winder two building lots in North
~eaford and will move the residence which
he recently bought to the lots
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KENT COUNTY NOTES.

Dover. Aug 2I-An odd ear Of corn
is on exhibition here IN the drug store
window of Clarke a Mcdaniel, the tip
OF the car being shaped like a human
hand with points corresponding to the
fingers. The corn was grown by Cove
Ennis Just north Of Dover.
While remodeling a home in Wyoming,
wofkmon discovered a copy Of Dumb
Animals, dated April 8, 1869, it being the
second copy Of the magazine published.
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ANOTHER OPEN HEARTH.

Claymont. Aug 2l.-Worth Brothers
expect to commence the erection Of an
other open hearth this week. 1t viii be
under the direction Of Lee Rohe Of Pitts
burg and will probably take four months
to finish the work.
Six stacks also will be added to the
plate mill, and other Improvements are
contemplated
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EXCITING FIRE AT GLENDALE.

Georgetown, Aug 2l.-Fire which
threatened to destroy the business portion
Of Glendale broke out in the tenant house
of Harry Jester, occupied by John II a ST
ngs, Thursday morning, and before th
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LOST BAG AND $4,000 FOUND.

Dover, Aug. 21.-The black suit case
Of Miss Mary H.. SNYDER Of Baltimore,
which was lost last Sunday from an auto
mobile while she was on her way from Mil
ford to Baltimore. said to contain about
$4,000 worth Of bonds and jewelry. was
reported as being recovered and in pos
session Of Charles Conner Of Magnolia.
He had sent word to Miss Snyder at
Bellefonte, Pa, on Monday last, instead
Of at Baltimore.
Miss Snyder and relatives arrived in
Dover al noon yesterday, and were taken
to the Conner home by State Detective
Wharton to recover the bag and contents.
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erty house and lot---on Jefferson ave-
nue., Lewes, to Mary. F.. Salmont Con-
slderation not stated.
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PROPERTY SALE AT LEWES.

Lewes. Aug. 2l-John w Salmons of
New York City has sold his fathers prop
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04

Miss. Merle Mcdowell, q Pleasan-
ton, came Monday afternoon for a
few days visit at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. y. B. Kemp, in THIS city.
w: O.. Still, who was called here
by the illness of his father, j.. n.
Still, of south of Leon, returned to
his home at Hastings, Neb., Monday.
Miss Edith Beers, who is a stud
ent in the Leon High School, went
to her home at Delray Friday for an
over Sunday visit with her parents.
George Johnson, who works for
Homer Townsley, south of Leon,
went to his home at Kellerton Satur-
day evening for an over Sunday Wis
it.
Mrs. F. M. Kicks returned to her
home at Davis City Saturday even
ing after a visit at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Marvin, in this
city.
Mrs. Alvin Arney returned Friday
evening from Crest0n, where she
had been for several weeks caring
for Mr.. Army during his illness. Al
vim is now getting along nicely and
will soon be able to return home.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04

G. e. Millsap, of Cameron. Mo-,
passed through this city Saturday
on his way to his former home at
Decatur for few days visit.
B. +. Loving, of Pleasanton, pass
ed through Leon last Thursday with
his car of goods, as he is moving to
a farm just north of Indianola.
E. A. Miner, of Ridgeway, Mo-,
was in Leon last Friday, looking al
ter business matters of the Miner &
Frees Lumber Co. in this city.
Mrs. Esther Antell, Of Des Moines,
came Tuesday evening for a few
days visit with her grandmother
J. B. Hardinger, of Ellston, arriv-
ed last Thursday for a few days
Mrs. Fred Epperley, in this city.
Rev. and Mrs. Jas. A. Armstrong
returned Tuesday from Meadville,
Mo-. where they had been conduct
ing meetings for several weeks:
Miss Nell Fenton,, who Is working
at Lamont, was in Leon last Thurs
day on her way to her home at
Pleasanton for few days visit.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04
Leo Keller, who is attending

Leo Keller, who is attending -
Leon High School, returned Monday
afternoon from an over SUNDAY visit
with his parents near Plea ga %a.o
came es' M nads afternoon for a few
days visit at the home of her moth
err Mrs. NJ. c. Mullin, in this city.
Miss Mabel Miller, who is work
ing at Davis City, returned to that
place Monday after an over Sunday
visit with home folks in this city.
Mrs. D. NJ. Moore returned to her
home at Creston Tuesday after a
few days visit at the home Of her
son, DR.. II. o. Moore, in this city;
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fl. Johnston
and little daughter returned nn1et;n Tues IS
their former home at Sigourney.
Miss Nita Vandel, who is attend
ing school at Lamont. was in Leon
Friday on her way to her home at
Pleasanton for an over Sunday visit.
Miss Elizabeth Culp, OF Washing
ton, d. c., arrived Tuesday for
visit at the home of her brother,
Joe w. Culp and family in this city.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04
A Pleasant Sarp,is.

AS Mr.. and Mrs. Job B
family are moving this wee
nard, Mo-, their neighb
friends to the number OF
planned a SURPRISE which
tdered them sonst Monday
Feb. 23rd, and to- SAY they
prised is right. The CUES
to gather about IO'clOck
few minutes the house u
both upstairs and fUWn.
ing was spent N Cd cialEchat
mental music,a old songs,
and o Jokes, after thick Oy,
was served. Ever 6ody ",
Ats q late hour Wis1 M ,dr.
Burns unbounled NSceees
new home.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04
s....1,sr.i.e.

Last Sunday, Feb 29tl
Ern Jones' 18th birthday, i
his old neighbOrs and friel
in with well filled baskets
prised him. Those Ofesel
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McGahuey
Mrs. Charles Hyatt and 8
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. PaytOn,
Mrs. OF McGahuey and d
Maxine and Reta, Mr.. and
Stanley and sons Lloyd an
and Mrs. C. j. Donaldson,
tur. All returned kome. at
hour, wishing AR. s,nes n,
such happy BIRTH
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-03-04
Marie MarjnSie Bro,

Marie Marjorie, daua
Clarence and Elmh Brow
February 8, 1920 and die
airy 81, 1920, aged lis ds|
life was of short durati
leaves to mourn her d
father, mother and four bI|
brother preceding her tn de-
sides a host of other rela|
friends. Funeral services \
from the home Saturday,
2Sth at 2 o'clock conducted
e. C. Vanderpool. Inter-
Grand River cemetery.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
Xavier de Montepm.

4 N
Las novelas de este conocido autor
francis, son famosas entire numero-
|sas personas de Puerto Rico, tanto
Ipor 10 emocionante y dramatico de su
|trama, cuanto por el relieve de sus
personajes. Todas elias Sc prestan
acknowledgements para ser cinemato-
grafadas y de clio tenemos buena
prueba grato recuerdo en- las 81
guientes: Ell Coche No. 1S, el Medico
de lassLocas y otras varias. En- el
mes pr6xinlo estrenaran los cines
RIALTo y TES BANDERAs, dos fa-
imosas cintas, basadas en- el argument
to de dos 'novelas de este autor: S. M.
lei Dinero Y S. A. el Amor. Vienen
precedidas de gran fama, estan ad-
mirablemente interpretadas por una
Icelebrada actriz franeesa FABIENNE
|FABREGUES. y sen esperadas con
gran ansiedad por gran niinero de
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La Beneficencia Publica
Enmiendas la Ley Municipal

II ( 4 ~
En- vista de que en- la practica Sc
snotan algunas difcu1tades para la
mejor aplicaci6n de la VICENTE Ley
Municipal, Sc estan estudiando algu-
mas enmiendas para someterlas v, dis
cutirlas en- la pr6xilna reunion de la
Legislature.
En- cuanto Sanidad Beneficen-
cia nos decia un conocido v culto
professional, que debiera irse acome-
t;endo la gran reforma de que Sc su-
primiera la atencion domicilio, que
va no Sc usa en- ning1n pals que ten
ga un eficiente servicio, scentralizan-
dola en- hospitales adecuados, que
prestarfan acknowledgements mayores
benefcios. Claro que para clio Sc
necesita mucho dinero y una recia la
Dor; pero a la larga resultaria una
gran economic y un direeto benefcio
para los enfermos y falnilias que han
de acudir a la atencion Official.
El antique proyecto de z grandes
Hospitales Insulares en- las princi-
pales poblaciones de la Isla 0 en- aque-
Has regiones mas racionalmente agru-
padas, para hevar ellos los enfer-
mos de cada demarcacion, Sc sigue
considerable por gentes entendidas
en- esa materia como un acertado pro-
posito. Entire otros motivos, por que
la penuria, cada vez mas sentida. de
personal facultativo que Sc resigne a
trabajar en- localidades pequenas y
con numerosos barrios, con insignifi-
cantes soldadas Y las dificultades de
la politica, hace que no Sc pueda rea-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

liar una atencion debida los en-,
jermos que. realmente han nenestcr
.os auxilios de la beneficencia Official!
Aun para llenar eficie1ftemente las
plazas en- Hospitales Y Sanatorios de
importancia, Sc siente la .falta de per-
sonal que clio Sc dedique Y Sc re-
signe abandonar las ventajas q. 2ei
,sfuerzo propio Y libre les pueda pro-
orcionar.
Ell ejemplo del Sanatorio para Tu-
Iberculosos es hluy expressive y pue-
de aplicarse 10 antes dicho, por mas
que en- este figure como principal me-
canismo el favor particular, en- 10
que Sc refiere costo de edificios.
Pueblos sanos Sc defender mejor
en- la lucha de la vida, y aqui tene-
mos medios sufcientes para que nues-
tro pueblo 10 sea en- 10 possible.
Y en- cuanto personal facultati-
vo, es muy justamente afamada esa
pleyade de medicos que trabajan nlu-
cho, hacen mucho Y recomiendan muy
altamente la capacidad de Puerto Ri
co Y, por 10 general, al fin de jorna-
da en- ella misma, no disponen de
riquezas que a ser menos altruistas Y
menQs PROFESSIONALISM de todos mo-
dos-tendrian derecho perfecto po-
seer y disfrutar.
Ell asunto es interesante y no du-
damos Sc seguira tratando por gen.
tes conocedoras del problema y capa-
citadas para ofrecer sus ideas Y sus
propositos en- benefcio del pals de
todos...
ObservadOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
LIS PASBUAS.. los REYES.

+ paes i pesar del acc epio immense de
iegsiios qsge hasan estos, fildat,opos
piaics6s., l,artcesque las t.esalasalie les
surten los juguetes no coItengan e
nlmero suiie.ente. que no puedan ellos
conduciYlos to,los okuue i i falte in
formation exaeta dc los s.tios donde
hsbitan los n:ilos toslos 10 cierto es.l
que siempre sc ducda un blien ntllnero
+ lie niiiitos hnGrfanos lie Ia algeria que
! tracn los jllguetes de ese dfa preiiJa-
do para Ia celehraci0n de fausto acoil-
steeimiento aol ilesign3e dc Ia suerte!
los que sieiDpre snfren las conseeuen-
! cias del 0I.yIDO, son los hljos de
los poBres. :No hailria metlios de que
| tan meg4,dltiHi0s U perspitdees perso-'
/ jlqjeS hicieran Inenos aflictiya Ia tris-
teza de estos querul,es desheredados
Icle la fortuna? ST Que 10 hay 81 los.
Hann(os a ejecutarla Sc tomstran el de-
bido empefo v II necesaria iniciativa.
En- cierto pueblo de Ia Isla, tque no
hace al case lilencionar1. los .Ageates
fpudielltes que tienen Santa Claus los
Reyes. acostumbran tomar nota de los
nifios mas pobres dc la yecindad u.
unto al cesto. GAIA zapato que han
colorado sus hijos para Santa Claus y
los Reyes, colocap ellos una Hsta con
los nombres Gle aquellos cuyos papas no
poseen medios de hacPr llegar hasta
los regios visitanteS los deseos de sus
lijos la mailana siguientes, dis
, tribuyen entire los pequenuelos anota-
dos, los iuguetes que los Magos les
de jaran. De este modo 1cumplen con up
deber de carload " llevan ell regocijo
IA una porci6n de hogares donde Ia
tristeza pensaba solazarse. ,durante los
dfas de Pascuas Y Reyes
Isl todos los que podemos ser agan-
tes de Santa Calus y los Reyes Magos
trataramos de hacer 10 mismos que
aouella gente rdstica, en- esos dfas,l a
la vez que llevaramos la felicidad a
nuestros hijos con los regalos de tan
Tradicionales Viajeros. contribuirfa-
mos a llevar una parte de dicha a loss
que no pueden alcanzarla porque ca
recen de bienes de fortuna.
Pedro Marines Castillo :
>e@r San Juan, r. r.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

Que fechas mas melnoribles Sans
ta Claus. el anciano venerable. SENT
jandoaal tlios plodigo. alsenyisdu del
Altfsime para que en- sus dilblisas b
los .niiios esparza la buena nlleSa del
nacisniento humble del Rey de Isrlek
tle5ando ell todos los ambitns def
uniKelso I'm recuerdo iildelehle de SUI
paseo ti-i,tnfal por entire los helnlnes.
iCon cuanta sutile1a Sc desliza de
noclfe d tIaves de las persianas G. III.
testicios de las viyientas para dejar
los ninos BJsES1S algunos lie los
muehos regalos, de los que lleysN zen !su
inaeabable costa de jugaetes tig todas
clases.l FL 10 ila todo sin esperar rec
compensa alglRa Y 10 hace de lloche
para NO ser sorprendido de los precoI
ces muchacllitos. que le atrnarfan la
gorda 81 llegaran a adiyinar su pre-:
sencla. rs ull ellyiado y cumple su sa-.
grada mission atin contrariando algtl-
nos de sus5 nlejores, deseas, J. :,
. q 49, II
Los Reyes primeros peregrinos de
Iejanos pafses. que abantonandolo to-
do cruzando yastDsy territories para
de iguaI modo que Santa Claus, eil
contrarse presentes en- ell nacimiento
del Milo Dios, no queriendo ser menos
en- prOdigalidad que el Venerable Abue-
s., III Il lo
buena nueya que regocija a Jerusa-
len dejan imperecedero recuerdo a
los niiIos de todas las classes sociales
para que rememoren la fecha de la We
nida del Mecfas, en- los yistosos iu-
guetes que distribuyen entire los pc
quenuelos, siempre a favor de las SOM
bras guardando-la misma inc6gnita
Que su predecessor Santa Claus. Que
de scorazolies felices con la llegaGa de
tan iIWstres riejeros. El balsamo que
infiltran en- fos corazones de los nj
nos, .surte los efectos magicos de aque-
Hos cuentos orientales que nos hablan
de Genios, Hadas Y Duendes No hay
p0cimas nj brevajes comparableS sus
virtUdes. Este es uno de los aetos mas
meritorios que .dichos enTiados hacen
a la humanidad en- la persona, 10 mis-
mo de los niiios pobres que de los ri
cos. Pero, en- medic de tanta ventura,
necesario es que Sc cumpla 10 de: mo
hay dicha completa en- este mundo"
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Sumario General de las condolences en-
-.a1 los Estados Unidos

=, ~
Ell estado Gle los negocios en- general
continGa muy malo. Ell ndmero de
personas sin empleo aumenta diria-
me1te, pero la situacion no es crftica.
Ell trabajo EN- las industrias de tejidos
esta lilnitado a la mitad del tempo,
peio en- las de acero la situaci6n es
1mucho mejor. Los distritos dedicados
a Ia agriculture sufren una crisis de-
DIDO a las grandes bajas en- los pre-
clos. El Congress- ha alberto su Sc
sion este ano con un sentimiento en-
favor de que el Gobierno extienda
crGdito en- una fornia u otra para ia
voreeer las exportacioncs de alsodon
u comestibles; tambien en- favor de
alzar las tarifas .sobre importaciones
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San Juan, P. r.

Y pos! !blemente suprimir las infsartar
clones de lana por complete. Los pre-
clos al por mayor deinuestian estar
mas etsables aunque por 10 general
may bajos, tan bajos que en- la mayor
parte de los casos estdn por debajo
del precio de pro ucci0n, 81 Sc COM
paran ecu los salaries pagaGos actual
menfe. Hay esperanzas,l de que las
arandes compras heehas durante los
dfas de fiesta que Sc aproximap elimi-
naran las grandes cantidadss de nler-
cancfas almacenadas. de este mode
alivianao la situaci0n on mucho. Los
.creditos contiiitian muy restringidos Y
Sc espera que continden asf hasta f.
ncs dc aiio. Ell pf'ogreso de las cose-
chas es muy lento.
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CENTAVO ESCOLAR
ObservadOr.

timado y ,llenara de algeria los cora
zones de los ninos pobres.
Cualquier donativo en- dinero o efec
tos, debe dilijirse la Sra. Maria Y.
de del Vale, Fortaleza 81, San Juan;
Sra. Teresa de Penagaricano, Parada
26, Santurce. ;,
Respondiendo Embellishments Ia
lIamada de las senoras del "Centavo
Escolar", -el Colegio de San Agustfn
de Rio Piedras iniciativa de la pro-
fesora Sra. Maria P. Diaz de Ledes-
ma, na acordado remitir Ia suma de
1900 pesos recolectados entire los nj
iios de SO. y 40. grado.
lIry estimado es el donativo por las
damas deE~Comite Y los niiios de los
comedores. I
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