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The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
EASTERN TIME

Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, cordele Union Depot
The following schedule figures pub
lished as information and not guar
anteed:
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01

FOR SALE OR sWAP-One 1919 Ford
Touring Car, looks new, runs as good
as anybody's Ford Price $575.00
Franklin-Paige Co, Phone 229 2-1Gj
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01

SEED CORN All who spoke to me
for seed corn during the Fair aud up
to the present time can send in their
orders now with cash and will de-
liver the same.
A. J. Ciary.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CONTINUES PUBLICITY

Savannah, Jan. 31-To cGntinue
1e work of publicity in the Diocese
Georgia, Rt. Rev. f. f. Reese, d. D.,
iishop of the Diocese has appointed
fiss Edith p, Johnson publicity direc-
", and in charge of the department
Miss Johnson served as publicity
agent for the Diocese in the Nation
Wide Campaign, and building on this
work. wrote to the clergy of the Dio-
cese asking them to appoint paro-
chial agents, with the result that in
little over a months time there is
now staff composed of the director
and eighteen agents.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01
FILING CABINETS AND SUPPLIES

FILING CABINETS AND SUPPLIES
A complete line in stock, wood and
steel filing cabinets, indiXes and fold
ers, steel safes, bond boxes, note
cases, complete filing devices installed,
loose leaf ledgers, binders, and in
dex. A postal will bring our repre-
sentative.
SOUTHERN PRINTERS, Americus,
Georgia. 1-27-26t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01

FOR SALE-Edward house Four.
teenth Ave. Seven rooms, all i'm
provements a splendid home. Terms
10 good party. c. B. Whatley.
Phone 352. 1926
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-02-01

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

city. accompanied by Miss Hazel
Allen of Dallas. Texas. field oco-
nomic secretary, who IL Mis-. Geary
at work In the southwest field.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

herself, Madelainc Kettle, soprano
from Italy aud latin-Amcrican.
Eugenio Cibelli, tenor from the lead.
ing Italian opera houses; Giuseppe
Corallo, tenor from the Thcater
Colon. Buenos Aires. and Nicola -
AMIGO. baritone from the Tcstro
CONSTANT. Rome.
Those who have been following
san Carlo tours for the last eight
years will be delighted to learn that
such favoritcs as Quccna Mario, coll
orutura; Manuel Salazcr. tenor. Stel.
lR DE Mottc. mezIo soprano, Mario
Vale, baritone and Fictro De Biasl
and Natalie Ccrvi. bassos Will be
heard again this year,
As heretofore, the San Carlo cho-
rus continues "a delightful feature.
Members OF this all important do
partmont are chosen only after most
eNacting examination, voices being
given the first consideration. Just as
critical and painstaking with the
orchestra is tho musical director
Gaetano Merola, who year by year
has striven to higher standards.
The san Carlo is the only pcrman-
emily organized touring grand opera
company In America. This year, II
has added To it's laurels the stamp OF
metropolitan approval In "a highly
successful four-weck season at the
Manhattan opera house, the Ham
mcrstein temple OF music which II
rc-uponed after a silence Of 10
years.
Lucia III Lamcrmoor" will be
sung ON "wednesday night Al the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
BIG STARS ADDED
TO CARLO OPERAS
New and Tested Voices to
Be Heard When Com
pany Appears

The coming OF the san Carlo
Grand Opera company to this city
wednesday for few days engage
mcnt should awaken unusual Interest
both socially and from a musical
viewpoint because reports of splcn-
did achievements prccedc the organ
ilatiun OF which Fortune Gallo Is
founder ana director.
The present season unqucstionably
outshtnes anything this progressive
organ'ae ton has attempted in view
oS the acquisition OF IA number OF
stars to supplement the artistic
achievements OF the many splendid
singers who remain with the COM
pany. opera enthusiasts will anticl-
pate with pleasure the appearance Of
such newcomers aa I.oisa D'Arclee,
gifted soprano from the Coiisco,
Buenos Aires. May BARROW, a young
American mezzo soprano who Is
making an cnviahlc reputation for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
City Briefs

EXAMINATION FOR POSTAL.
CERitS and carriers held at high
school Saturday was taken by 80
applicants. Tho outcome of the test
Will be made known within 30 days.
=
LAT1MER BAKER. freshman at
the University of Oklahoma, who has
been spending the THANKSGIVING hol-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. NJ. Baker, 1920 South Boston, re-
turned to Norman yesterday.
=
MISS GRACE LIGHT. head OF tho
foroign language department, Tulsa
high school, who has been seriously
i'll at her home in Lawrence, Kan.
for the past three weeks, returned
10 Tulsa yesterday.
RICHARD HEILBRoN, educa-
tional director of the Frist Christian
church, has been confined to his
apartment in Manhattan Court since
November 20 because of an accidcn-
tal injury to his knee.
=
THE FOLLOWING BANKERS
are Tulsa visitors this week: James
.. Moore, assistant to the president
of the Low Angeles Trust and Savings
bank. and Robert u. Mitchell, vice
president Of the Citizens National
bank of Broken Arrow.
=
THIS WEEK WILL CLOSE the
second OF the six week term of work
In Tulsa high school and all grade
cards will be issued next Friday. En-
aminations began in all departments
yesterday and will continue through
Thursday, These examinations take
the place of finals, which were
eliminated last year by Merle c.
Prunty, principal.
a STUDY OF the prophe cies . in
the Old Testament concerning the
coming OF Christ will be begun by
Rev. w. q. Anderson at the weekly
prayer meeting at the First Baptist
church at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening. This topic has been select
ed by Reverend Anderson In prepara-
tiSn for "A right observance OF the
Christmas seNon.
II
CHURCH NIGHT" Is being held
each Wednesday evening at the First
Christian church since its institution
on November II. The program will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
COUGHED FOR 2 YEARS
ORDERED TO DENVER
Doctor said she couldn't get well
In Illinois, but she dld.

~ had very bad cough for years,
but little. tried evcrythlns but got
no relief Finally my doctor said he could
do no more for me. that I had better go
to Denver as I couldn't live In Illinois
Then | tried Milks Emulsion. From tho
very first, II helped me BY the time I
had taken Is bottles. my cough left me
entirely. I have gained In strength and
flesh and am now In perfect health. -
Mrs Alice NJ Huntlcy, is2 No. Pearl ST..
Gaiesburg. III.
Build up your system and give II a
chance to fight off disease. Milks Emui-
sion costs nothing to try and 1t has done
the work for thousands of others
Mllks Emulsion Ia u pleasant. nutrltivc
food and corrective medicine. II re-
stores healthy natural bowel action. do
ing away with all need OF pills and ply
slcs II promotes appetite and quickly
puts the digestive organs In shape TO
asslmllste food. As builder of flesh
and strength, Milks Emulsion In strongly
recommended to those whom sickness has
weakened. and is a powerful aid In re-
sis,ing and repairing the effects OF vast
ing diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly relieved.
This IL the only solid emulsion made.
and so ,palstsble that 1T Is eaten with q
for weak sickly children.
No matter how severe your case. you
are urged 10 try Milks Emulsion ubder
with you, use It according to directions
and IL not satisfied with the results. your
money Will be promptly refunded. Price
Emulsion 60. Terrc Hsu,e Ind. Sold
by druggists cverywherc.-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

PRICES:
SOC 20 81 O0--Pius War Tax
Seats ON Sale at Jenkins
Music Store. Friday. Dec. 3rd.
Season ticket holders can ~.
cure reservations at the same
time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

safety chains-ss0. "If I had the
power you would stay awhile In
the city jail. eat some OF tho nice
municipal food and work on the
West Tulsa road declared Judge
Prentice.
Jones. WHO was driving n largo
car pleaded guilty to intention
ally knocking down the safety
chains. Ten sets OF the chains
were knocked to the ground and
the posts broken from some bases.
according to tho police. At
Fourth and Main, Nick Remackle
sad, the posts had been un-
screwed and broken from the
bases and the pieces scattered
about.
Such actions not only endan-
ger the life OF other persons but
also the life of the porpctrator,
ana ne is deserving OF long
sentence in Jail with good hard
work. growied Judge Prentice.
Judge, I'm thankful for your
mercy-limitcd mercy" returned
,sl prisoner. AZ no maid lis fine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET


Joiccy williams the weli-known
American actress. recently made tho
following statomunt about gray hair
and how TO darkon Il, with n home
made mixture.
Anyone can prepare simple
mixture at homo that will gradually
earken gray. strcikod or faded hair,
aud make It soft and glossy. To =
half-piut OF water add ouuc. of
bay rum. n small box ~ Harhu Com.
pound, and y ounce of glycorine.
These ingredients can be bought
az any drug store at very little cost
Apply to the hair tWico a week un.
I'll the desired shade IL obtained.
This will make "a gray-hnircd person
look twenty years younger. II does
not color the scalp, IL not sticky
or greasy and does not rub Oft
Adyf,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

pegin TINS Wednesday evening with
supper at $3.50 In charge Of the Off
GERS and teachers of the Bible school.
Following there will be "A short 80.
cial hour In charge OF the general
visiting committee Of the board.
=
MARRIAGE LICENsES were is-
sued To the following Monday by the
clerk OF county court: Charles q.
Miller. 30 and BESSIE Il. Walters, 81,
Tulsa; Louie Smith "a. Clay Bras
field, IS, Leonard: Lcandcr Dixon,
~, Pawhuska and Dorothy Earl. IS.
Turley. David II, Atoms, a and
Martha Madwcll, "a, Tulsa; Ben
Jamin NJ. Gessel IS and Agnes ..
Lcftwich, 2g, Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
HOUSING NEEDS
OF WOMEN CITED
Present Quarters for
Business Women Not
Considered Ideal
MUNICIPAL PROBLEM
Economic Expert Of Y. w. G..
A. Urges Tulsans to Join in
Betterment Campaign


Eath co'hu'Ilhus oMes 70 tne
business woman ana 70 uselt, II only
as matter OF soou Duslhess, 10 see
thai adcQuate nousink iacl,ltIes o'
the i4Ihl Iypc !ie "'u,'to'c lor ousl-
ness WulS'u' "iiS ''hSHe 'c"'s'
executive OF wv e'o,.o,i,iC anu ~
chitc. tuIai ou,ctu v, lne udtIoIa'
Y, W. - n, ucIl.ie eu w" enipna-
sis during ucr ,iN' Ut ''e 'ocdi us
sfhuon yestcruay'
Proper lodgings give girl safe
rlace IN which to live, home and
ncN hotel or hall bedroom with
meals IN paper bag, and congenial
sleeping quarters which Will offer
real req. and rofreshment from the
days work. Miss Geary said. EN-
poyers might well put little gray
matter 90 bear ON the housing prob
lem from the point OF view OF the
effect on the productivity OF the en-
poye tomorrow or the sleeping con-
di,ions tonight and the night be-
fore"
\ bis Promcn
inc nous'hs p,'o.''' loi moi',el' m'i
Is TOO DIE ior any ohe olsani1a',vt'
TO-DAY anu mus p' su,seu w tic
whole community me hous'iis
prooIein Is 700 pls ior ."c L. w, -
A. 10 manure avn a. 10 a ooln-
munity prooleth. IN. ha.ioN',i asso-
clfl"n ~ ooioei"'u WIZ nous'ns
Y particular as ~ .onec'hs i,s, woIiieh,
9f we nave al ,hat we can poSip'y
n TO caro- LOT me minimum wage
Sri III oun poaruHis uoipes anu .,si
dchcrH we are oi the oPinion .na'
the business anu proiessiohai wo-
men o' inc ciS S-ahu .h.s uppl'es
70 LUIS! -snuu'o re, 'osc'he' o1 d
cluo anu V'saniIe l.ieI owl .ooil'"E
nous "tu n.y.. aN'o',' ' 'oo"
recoInihcHu tha' Mhele,e 'ho
chdnioer W co'', ',i'crcv VI wy i'ous-
lns CON, ,'hiSSio.i III Wv 10 pioi'"i"s
a ueNtIoi oiihvi,t aionS VI, hno ",
housIhs loI .hc eiuPioSo" .iun amu
ms lat'l'S' thcy shouiu unuouo',us
ihc'uae sec'ioii ueNotcu W We
housing VI nc e,npIoyou Mo1i'ah' w
scneue Wnicn upes no, pay u.te
uon 10 the noeus OF tho einpIoy.u
elrl or woman npwsuays can pe
anything out 'op
Many Enter Business.
Entrance Of women into business
ana industry In greater numbers has
Increased the SERIOUSNESS or the
housing situation, IN the opinion or
Miss Geary. Before war there
were six million women in industry.
now the army numbers over twelve
million. They are pouring into the
cities and larger towns from the ru-
raj communities
In the Y. w. 9. A., The bureau or
which Miss Geary is head, IL the last
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30
Jones DrauS Fine of $2lO
FOR Breaking Safety Guards

Intentional destruction of city
property and especially of tho
sdIety zone chains erected TO pro-
tect street car patrons, are in for
a hard time whenever thcy arc
haled before me-" declared T.. u.
ifentice. municipal Judge, as he
lined u. W. Jones'" yesterday
afternoon in police court. Jones
was arrested early Sunday morn
Ing by w. r. Mauldin, plain
Clothes man and c. l.. Sanders.
atter he had, the officers charged,
deliberately driven a car into the
saiety chains at Third and Main.
In the car with Jones" were
Fred Daniels ana G.. &. HIlburn,
who forfeited $40 appearance
bonds In police court yesterday
afternoon on a charge OF drunk
eness. JonA was booked on sew
eraI charges and released ON "A
5000 bond, sunday morning. Yes
terday afternoon he pleaded
guilty TO all OF the charges and
was fined $3.50, He also agreed
TO pay the cost of repairing the
,lty. accompanied by Miss Hazel
\lien of Dallas, Texas, field oco-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-30

.r Flday night. The company will
sing Tales OF Hoffman" - Satur-
day afternoon and viii conclude the
cngagemcnt Saturday night with I'll
TrOvatorc."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
Causerie con, las Bonitas

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alma s~s,ahala. - b. sNaflnsasa ann.
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ana lspmlm o. salaf ''inelAs"s ia eai.
larsu reBeFia Il Reuinalaa. tas tuvin
ilas IasAlan Q an linae kiosko. aaersn.
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AN elslste. o. MareaEifa. una pransesa.
Ia puhlirariau sle mn iilro. aedicaaa q
las nihas. :cneaios Do NarEarita.
lsanitos cuentos De Haaas. Rrnesti.
na. la leila JOven srhora DE- Ia
sasa. hacia los honoreS con sn innata
Sentileza acariciadora. sOnFisa con he
SOS, algo que alienta. que invita- a sen.
tiFse "A salEo-', Junto q ella :. celebre
mos cue haya venido al mundo Fl sr.
carri0n. amable hueSped de Ia vida.
galante geAflemoa, al que fOdos los de
h redacci6n damos un viva: ;Qnf
viva carTion.. sNO offs nm '':Que Vi
va. largo. atronador. con al
Ins...: Son los "Jlbaros aliadOs- que
centesian.
ALMA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
Una Fiesta a bordo del Vapor
Il. Ii. II. / "Montevideo" - :.
IEl SdludO de las hermdnitdS. Los veTsoS
de IN poeta> C0lQmbiano, 7 Tarde. peTo
SeguTO...- I'll prOgrdmd

Desde PolatdeA Allande, aetnsfsresi-
dencia de huestro quefido amigo sdon
Segundo cadierno, nos retnite aii prs
grama de Ia veiada que fue organize
.da a bordo del yapor . Montevideo''
euando nuestro amigo iba para Espa-
ma. Es costumbre de bordU; como
saben nuestros lectores, orgAnizaI
'fiestas a benefcio de la Sociedad Es-
;paiola de Salvamento de Marriages
y un grupo encantador de senbritas;
Isabel Perez, Isabel Gonzales, Leonor
Massot, Clara zariquiey, Maria Tere-
sa Gonzalez y Secundina Rodriguez,
organizaron una de estas fiestas que
dejan en- el amino un recuerdo per-
durable.
Inpresionado por el saludo de las
Siervas de Maria, que agitaban la no
BILE bandera de Espana desde yu terra
"a sobre el bastion de la fortaIeza, el
poeta colombiano don lese Vicente
Castillo, encontr6 tema para un so
neto pleno de emoei6n, en- el rasgo
celebradfsimo de las buenas religiosas.
He aquf los yersoss sque p poeta via
jero titul6 asi:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
Hermosa Fiesta en- la
r.. Isla de Cabras

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nleFy. A. fajania. lirn. i'iirinn ~ tau
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en- favor de- esios pcbrecltas islaosos.
niovis = Ia ciiouia de veraDsaai-s DE-
Aibosifo. > las seioras Ada &. De 10.
pez Sirsa. Maiilde J.. de- TorO. Trisia-
nj de Torruella. secundadas tssr lss
seao'isas Ana Marsa y PeTIiia Naldes
lsle Sah 9uan scioritas Rosa!f. laera
de P.'ace ayudadas pOr Ia distingnida
societlad de aqnel attractive p',esa.i
orgarizaIOn varias iiesfas one pf'odn-
Ienop nna huena cantidad dc dinero.
c0n 10 cual "ALMA" compr0 mmchos
yarla los y muy bOnitOs presenies. que
se rcTSrtierOn en- ese dla. A esta can
tislaf pucden ahadirse los dOnativos d.
S25. dc don FlOrenciO Santiago. y 81
de Ia Srfa. Mercedes Serralles. Iespc,-
tiVan.ente. Con estOs y Otros ''Onaf :
vOs la seiiOra Motta de Ramer7 env 6
innuinersbles aguinaldOs. tales como
s0bres ccnteniendO 50 para cadl enfsr-
mo, her1nosas batasf Y ropa iRteriur. Pu
mas fuente! espejuelOs, zapatos. pef5u-
meFis, cigarrOS v OtrOs artfcnlos. Tam
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05
Asanblea Medica

lie Atiles. disertando sohre elstens .sl
AIadieo como Entidad Social. File i'm
tena de grandes enselanzas Y en- el
que p0nfa de relieve las relaeiones cue
existen entire I'll medico i las elases
sociales. Continue Ia Session Gienti-
flea tomando pafte en- este torneo. los
loctores NJ. Quevedo Baez, Jose Carba-
lleira, julio Baraairo r. Gutierrez
sIgaravfaez. Rafael NeIez Lopez, AsSis-
tin r. Laugier, Jacinto ;Aviies. Jose
Hugo yila, y Jos0 Gomez Brioso. ira
standose ternas como el de Ia vaccine
,tterapia del Sprue. el lahoratorio como
lauxiliar en- ell diagn0stigo de las EN-
Ifermedades la iieeesidad de.hacer ma
inspection m6diea en- las escnelas y
obseryacionesr rclfniaas de Ia influenza.
No menos interesante fueron otros ira,
EEbajos eientffcos presentados In Asanl
Iblea.
La CaTlara de Delegates de la Aso.
ciaoi6n, .tonl6 iGnportantes acuerdos, en-
tie ellos. el de erigir Ia. casa de IA
Asociaci6n AIedica, el de regulari2ah.
los honorarios pfofesionales de acuef-
ido con las acfuales circunstaneias,
crear IN board consultiv6 para los
lhhiembr0s de II Asociaci6n eli donde Sc
|puedan obteneF epaIa1ler Information
cienti1ca sle otfo ortleh de inteyes
professional. ef de publican en I'll Bo-l
|fetfn ATedieo de Ia As6eiaci6n; datos sosi
bre IA historic medica de Puerto Rico
para euSo obieto Sc snplicara Ia COO
pefaci6n de nuestro historiador Dr..
Gayefano Con y Toste. Tambien se
aeord6 que los honlbres de todos los
ni6dicos miembrds de la Association. II
guren en- una paelna especial del 1i-
reetofio del telefono pdblic0. 0tfos
acuetaos tomados por la Camara de
Delegados fueron el nombfamiento de
Una Gesssiiiisssssss rsssFs esstsesssstesse con
|el Tesorero de Puerto Rico, con Ell
obieto de recabhr de este fnneionario.
Sc trata de prescribir substancias al
eoholicas para 1so medieinales. La.
Eamara De Delegates fueron el nom
hramlentel de una oomision para entre-
Fistarse con q resorero de Puerto nj
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05

g Ell dIeIO. Juan de Dios Peza{ Re.
''citado por doha Antonia v! de Fru-
! jol.
a cantOs por el aplaudido d1ettO
Algeria. -.
Segunda Parte. &
5. Ell soldado de chocolate. Pieza
a piano por la Srta. Angela Bienvedi-
cho.
6. Jota. Pieza bailable, ejecuta-
da por la Srta. Secundina Rodriguez,
~ don Segundo Cadiefno, acompafia-
miento en- piano por doha Carlota de
Cadierno.
z. Smiles. Pieza de canto. Dor
|el DR.. Fernando More. acompanamien
to de piano, Srta. Isabel Perez, Ira.
pianists del Conselya tor.iio. de Paris.
s.! Baturro. Canto con aeompafia-
miehto de- gnitarfa. por don Plac:ido
Castrillon.
8! Couplets, por Ia celebre y atra-
|yente Maruia.
Nota:-La orquesta Montevidense
esta tornado en- sus principales par
tes por los aplaudidos artistas de la
Escalera de Milan, Srta. isabel Perez,
don Jose Biendicho y don Enrique Se-
[gura.
La fiesta produjo mas de mil pese-
= : :
tas. No en- vano la pusieron sus gem
tiles organizadoras bajo el patronato
de los senores don Eugenio Agacino,
Captain del buque; don Eduardo J.
Gonzalez, don Jose Leon, don Anto-
nio Canals, don Manuel zariquey y
don Segundo Cadierno.
Nuestra sincera felieitaci6n 4 todos,
sin excluir las Siervas de Maria
que dieron tema para que de elias Sc
escribiera una bella pagina mas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-05

90, con 81 ohieto de recabar de este
funcionatiO, enmeiidar las regIas die.
ktadas iltimameAte spor la Tesoreria
de Puerto Rico que afectan d la clase
mediea euando Sc trata de prescrihir
Isuhstanciss aleoh0licas para usos me-
ticinales. La Camara de Delegates
Ieptiende que las reglas dictadas para
las preseripciones de medieafnentos al
lcoh6licos son en- extreme embarazosas
para Iodos aquellos m6dicos que ejefs
cen 81 profession honrada Z noblemea:
Ia nirectiya eleeta para dirigfr la
Asoeiacion durante el afio 1920 qled6
constitufda como sigue Presidenfe,
DIR. Pedro Malaret; yice-Presfdent6,
DIR. r. del Vale Atiies; Tesorero, Dr.
Jaeinto Ariles: Secretario, DIR. Agus.
tin z. Laugier; Consejeros Dres. Pc
dro Gutierrez IgaravIdez. Jose s. Beias
|rai : Rafael Lopez sfcard6. Gomite
FCientffieo, Dres: Manuel Martinez Ro-
sell0 y Arturo Terregresa Comite de
Legislation y Policfa. Dres. Jose Gomez
Bfi6so y Al Martinez AlVarez, Hdis
tor del Boletiu AfedieO. DF Francisco
del Vale Atiles. Delegates ala Asoz
ciaei6n Mediea Americana, Dr.. Jas
einto Avtles,
Termin6 Ia Asamblea M6diea con IN
esplendido banquete que Sc slleyC a efee
to en- el Roof Garden del Hotel Palace:
En- el banqnete estaba presente el DR..
] b Grant de The Rockefeller Foi.,i-
daiioSa duien en- coutestacion al dis
curse de 6ienFenida que let iiefa el
DR.. don Elfseo Font Guillot, diio:
que en- NADIA tenia que envidiar la Aso-
ciaci6n Medica de Puerto Rico otras
Asociacienes de los Estados Uhidos,
puesto que los trabaios elentfacOs pre-.
sentades en- Ia Asamblea que Sc aca-
haha de sefiHear, eran de sumo into
res ' hactan una clara exposici6n del
progreso medico en- Puerto Rico.
Los c6neurrentes 4 ID AsamBlea don
de habia muchos de ID isla, alcansD
unos sesenta medicos. nofandose en-
ltFe ellos dos dlstlnsuidas damss que
xisten ID toga de Il medlcina.