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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
SPECIAL MUSIC
TONIGHT
HECN'S ORCHESTRA

As little special diversion
Eeun's Orchestra tonight will
play "Dardenella" and other Sc
lections for the patrons of the
Liberty. The feature picture
1.-The House of Mirth" is an all
star production. This is Edith
Wharton's popular novel by the
same name. From the first ii
tie to the final fadeout. you will
be enthralled by this intense
dramatic story.
On Saturday and Sunday
comes the long waited for sto-
~ of Spain-"The Spitfire OF
Seville" Here is a story that
is different The scenes are
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29
CIR Eynhrn 6imlrt

SENSATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT
1921 Lynden farmes have formed
an Overall Club. Owing to the high
price of clothing, they positively re-
fuse to wear SIS suit while work
ing i'll the barn OF the field. They
will wear overalls while at this work.
U----ooo-
Many important national issues
were settled this week at Hanover's
Senate
u---ooo-
Ben Axlund celebrated another one
of his annual birthdays this week.
U---ooo-
Mothers are beginning to worry al
ready over the early closing of the
schools this year. One of their big
problems is to entertain the kids dur
ing the summer, and keep them out
from under the wheels of an auto
mobile, and away from the lake and
river. Closing the big school plants
down ;or a third OF the year for vac
ations is nonsense--a waste of time,
and patience. and money, and every
thing.
r---ooo-
Who will rise to second the mo-
l---ooo-
How do you look behind the ears?
What is the condishun of your neck?
Why not hold Cleanup Day. Mr..
Jerry Robertson and Mr. William
Roberts are giving away this week
Free Soap at the Ford Garage. Prac-
tically every school child in the Lyn-
den district has already called for
a package, and judging from all in
dications. lot OF them are saving it
up for rainy day.
U---ooo-
A month or so ago, Brother Knutz-
en- smashed one of his hands while
working for :he paving company.
This week, he singed one of them
While building a fire in a concrete
mixer. He really ought to wear them
in some place where they would be
out OF danger.
U----ooo-
The eighth grade of the Lynden
School was awarded prize for sing
ing Seeing Nellie Home in Four
Parts. The young lady was evidently
all broken up about something.
t--ooo-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

PLEASE do not ask lot creIIt Oh
these little want-ads. The amount
of cost is so small that We cannot
bother with keeping books on lit.
We will take Want-Ads over the
phone and run them, provided the
cash is mailed or sent, in the same
week. The Tribune.
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loo
NOTICE OF SHUTTING OFF OF
CITY WATER

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the city water will be shut off on
Monday, May 3, at l p. m. until the
tank on the tower has been adjusted.
In case of bad weather. the water will
be shut OFF at tina, hour on the first
clear day thereafter.
HAROLD KNAPP.
Water Superintendent
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

The eighth grade of the Lynden
School was awarded a prize for sing
ing Seeing Nellie Home in Four
Parts. The young lady was evidently
all broken up about something.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

FOR SALE-Work horse, VT. about
zoe 10; harness; 2R in. farm
wagon; 1-horse pillow; cultivator;
sulky. P. Benson, home after p.
IN. at 10th & Liberty. 4-29-2t"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

FOR SALE &c high grade cows.
Holstcin and Durham. Phone 6511
Nooksack. 4-2l-12t-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-04-29

NOD SaTE-Mill wood. Orders taken
IN ond money received at Lyndeh
pionaar Realty Co.. Telephone res
i iIonea p 74S. Office r GAL. 4.
l.. Bartlett.
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TEAM, WAGON and HARNESS FOR
SALE. E. l.. Bartlett, phone R743.
4-29-3tH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

bandue: and dance. 10 be held in
new High school building here
the cNcnUlE Nf TmcSlay. Nnccu,her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

IIsserhi weeks .. witt, her aunt Mrs
captain Charles piSvs. % Caps
CHARLES. was IN town this week 49,.
ttiIhn &. Callahan. OF rhiladclphia
mas recently added several valuahl,:
hooks to the onuncock School LII
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Merrill! have a..
their guests. Mrs. Julien Smith and
daughter Elizabeth. OF He'll Haven
Mrs. y. w. Mack Is back from a
risi; to her daughter. Mrs. Oscar
Chandler. OF Beriir, Md.
Mrs. =. Randolph Finney. who has
been Iui;. sick for several days, was
taken 20 tin. Salisbury Hospital Tues
day.
Mrs. 5. 6. Mct;rath. who was the
cues; of her sister. Mrs. 4. M. Not
.,hEnhih. has Son. back 10 her home
at Wilmington. y. G.
The Onancock Concert Band CAV. u
CONCERT At Belle Haven Monday cvc-
ming.
Miss buckley having completed the
work in the severpi Red Cross nurs-
ing classes IN tho county, l,as re-
turned to Washington.
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WOODSTOCK
| sp"cial to The TIrnes-D;v,,..

Special TO The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA, Dcr IslMr
ana ana MIS-; william Paxton entertained
me bridge club Monday evening M
'heir home on North Main STREET
tess for tho card club Tiursdara 3 ,t noS-
Street ""'''Hners
, Rev. s. ". Cockren has r.,n-,.,
10 ms nome in Woodstock after a
NiSit 1" rSiatives in Washington.
AIRS. William Paxton ~ In. rues,
ot ne. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carson
or RiYcrton.
pr. and Mrs. Richard Mcco-a uon.
;nan and three children. OF Sumrner-
rec; W. Va. hav. arrived for :, yisi.
70 ms mother, Mrs. : J up,rus,
Mashanu;tcn Academy closed Thurs
day Tor the Christmas vacation
Judge and Mrs i. s Taycnn"r hay.
ISSUED invitations for "a reception, r.
ne given Christmas night in hSt,nr ~
gnu gnu ms hancce. Miss Sarah Ellen
Htt, Of Strasburg. WHOSE ,norriavn
WI! hc a prominent social cvent ri
thS thrlstmas season in S;rasburE
MISC Mary Anna Grii.ith mas re-
'nrhcu 10 her home in Winchester
ait.r visit to her cousins. ;hn Misses
iiollinEsworth
children VIII leave shorti, Tor S,r ..i,i
rick. Md. where ;h.v ALI max. their
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ni.i.aefson h.v..
aee,uthtd 20 their home la Balti,nDrc
SSutef VISIT to Mr.. and Mrs. w. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perrin nav. ,.-
y. a.. after visit OF several months
to Woodstock '''"t.'s
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snsni tho holidays at her home
MISS Dorothy Lewis FS,.rps WHO Is
a =. SUDDEN: at 81. Hilda's JIaii. charles
I"wn ". Va. arrived" Friday 10
Spent Christmas with her parents
Gr"v" Avenue. -
cadets Robert VI. and !. Mn,!np,on
itihnkcnship. OF the Virginia Military
institute. viii spend Christmas with
,heir mother Mrs. Robert NJ Elan
kenship.
James Sloan. Of Yal. University. Is
IN Richm"nd for the holiday season
MISC Ernestinc Jean Bachrach. who
IS a student at the Bcnjamin School
IN New York. Will return 10 ltichrnunt!
Thursday 70 spend the Christmas va
cation with her parents Mr.. ana Mrs
samuel .achrach, OF :o03 Monument
Avenue. ~
Miss MARGARET Williams. who is a
student at oldheids. near Baltimore,
~ Spending tn" holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. RanJuluh
Williams. on West Franklin Straet.
Miss Ilazelt!ne Watson. oe Rich
,n"nd; tas been the rccen; cues, OF
friends in Petersburg.
Mrs; II, cabcli -Tab5 and her sis
North Davis Avenue for the winter
Miss Eugenia Fairfax is spending
several days with friends in WASH
ington.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Harvey Brown have
recently moved Into ;hcir new home
at 2Up? Monum.n, Avenue
Miss Maize Twin is a cues, OF Mrs.
-: '""rS" Anderson, At wes;hamp-
winter ~i,h Miss iva sMGf. cSaniE The he
l3tS Grove Avcnuc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

ing whit" roses ami swanscnia. en-
tered with her father. who CAV, her
away. The groom was attended b..
ms brother. Lieutenant Frank Cnmiii,
as hes, man.
The b.,rothal ceremony wus con
mncted ~ tho Rev. J. NJ. Robesor.
;ynchburg. Or. Palmer, after giving
the bride. his daughter. away. s,cn-
ped before the altar and finished the
ceremony by pr"nouncing The vows
that united the young couple
Immediately after tho ceremony
Mt. ana Mrs. camm left for II bridal
"Trip I" Ne" York. They will return
10 20. I.ynrhbnrg TO spend Christmas
San FRANCISCO. from which ;,o,i thev
sal Tor Shanghai on January :
out 81 town guests for The wedding
nnptihls included Nj. and Mrs. jon n
~ the y. W. G.. a..
-, Thc High School Clubs, Of tho Y.
W. =. a. NIL present n Nativity Pam
, ,.,'i,im"' noly Night in the audi
taking Leading parts are pattie Lewis
PhiIlips. judith Watson. Frances VII
son. virginia Lane. GLADYS Kidd Vir-
,hi. Lowell. Martha Lipscomb. Doro-
hue TrinnEl" Club. Miss Ruth Ham
kihs viii read and Virginia G,rtrrIl
ana Mary Lewis Kennedy will hav.
charEe OF tho, carols which will he
% ROBERTS,
Nihifr"d La Prad. and Henry BRYAN
Niulinists. The members OF tn. clubs
VIII DC hostesscs at tea in the IL
nrary after the program. The public
is Invited.
The meeting of the educational
committee viii he held Monday ~ 8
o'clock.
There VIII he no special programs
on the tw" Sundays following Christ
mas and %rw Years day because Of
the many church services tu which
everyone viii want to attend but IN.
association building will be open all
day and evening Ia girls anu their
friends.
\. W. &. 4. Celebration.
The Y ". g.. a will celebrate. the
hanging Of the greens Tuesday eye
ming at o'clock The regular dona-
zion for the poor will be at this time.
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PULASKI

lSp:ciai 10 The Times D!spatc,,.1
PULASKI, Va, Dee. Is.-Mrs Nan
Sci Eckman entertained at bridal
Yea Iuesday afternoon In compliment
10 MISS Margaret Lands. who Thurs.
day evening bccam. the bride ~
Iierrc Duclos Van Mater. Of Plain
ncld. " J.
Wednesday evening Mrs ". n. wv
s"r entertained tn. br!dalS uarIy a;
an impronptu luncheon following the
The Round Dozen Club was enter
famed Wedncs day afternoon by Mrs
howard G.. Gi.Iner the club confirm
Ing its STUDY OF the life Of Christ.
Ron call answers werc made. from III.
Bea titudcs TIE genera! discussi"n
Mount" Mrs. !. \. Howard leading
An ..Nvaageiistic meeting is being
held thi. week IN the Christian
church. The pastor. Rev. W. r; Raid
crson. - being assisted by. Rev, i r.
I. Hundlcy. president of Lynchburg
college. who is delivering a forciblc
series OF sermOnk
Mrs Carl :. Matthew's. OF bristol
"iic OF former pastor Of III. Pres
byt"iian Church, was tn. guest srv-
Chafiin.
Mrs. Louis II. Ccu.!ing. %. Blu.neIJ
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SOCIE 'TY
Continued From Second payc.}

'"ucu from Second PaHc.)
whose knightiy zeal and courage fell
81. lhuhtie on many Il descendant OF
ans IN The recent world war
Mrs. I.eSener read a paper I'm which
Mrs Mr.. Wills. army nurse in the
ssan s siys willis 'hs H. s'a he's We're
Bristol. Mrs. W. X. Vance. the pre-.
siding officer. gave "A report Of the
De held IN st. Louis. Mrs II. c. smith
gave sketch of Miss Mary Ruther.
t"ru, author and educator.
r9r the party the reception hall anI
p .rs of Mrs. Barriers home on
Ghistnaa N saee, % Ths afSSnsGs In
We're bCrdcrcd in red crepe paper and
suspended from them ana the mantels
were red Christmas stockings and lit
tie santa Clauses.
AS the guests entered th. home
,hry we're met by Mrs. Barker anu
Mrs. Albert pariett. ana u punch was
served by Mr.. y. $. Gnmp. During
SOCIAL hour Mrs Robert J.. PenninE.
sang "i>orn in April'' by kreins ann
on Wings az Morning" by Wood,
and and MTs. shields whi,eakcr read
ar arts fr" nEslSs Mrs G MirR. Of tn, nn"er
hagc Patch. and AZ an enrore gave
tho Rumble bee" BY Riley. ri.
laNofH we're pUinSettiaE.
invited guests In addition tn IN.
chapter. were Mrs. Edith Mcmillan
Mrs. Albert Parlett. Mrs. ,;corg. o.
Davis. Mrs. y. W. Preston. Mrs. j. ii.
MmarkrT' Mrs Robert l.. Bennington.
J.soph Kirby. OF M MoI!sen' W Mrs:
Miss Claire pashlcy. Mrs $. W
Mitchell Mrs. \. s. Gump. Mrs. Swud-
hey. Mrs. V.ascy and MISC Evans
Don't Club Dance.
Arrangements are being made for
Tho Christmas dance Of the virginia
Wednesday. December -. at the JEFF
fcrson Hotel. Invitations have been
issued TO all members Of Ia. club
and their friends.
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
The forty-fourth anniversary Of Iii.
marriages Of Mr.. and Mrs Richard w.
cary. or t2o South B.ivijcrc Street,
Vas celebrated on Monday night. De
tember IL. he AFFAIR was a compict.
surprise 10 The couple. and only IN.
immediate family. consisting OF iwen.
f.ynchburE Wedding.
n,a.o ".adinE ~ interest here took
, IN Lynch,hnrg, Tuesday rncrn-
and Mrs ". r. Isi became ,aG N ,ha
Hrid" OF John camin. Jr.. formerly OF
l:ynchburs. but now Of Shanghai.
China 49,
Th" altar of the churci. was dec.
Grated with palms. ferns. chrysan;h.
NUNS and roses. Miss Frances Alien
presided at the organ
MISS Florence Palmer. sister Of the
bride. was maid Of homer. Sh. wor,
gown OF thtipc crepe de chine and
carried a shower bouuur, Of mink
roses walter Grove. Fred Davis. E:i,,
gene Schnncr ana Robert Tate Jr
acted az ushcrs
tn" bride IN going-away gown
navy blue, hand embroidered POI.
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ONANCOCK

oNANCpCK. VA. Dec. ls.-Mr and
MIS-. Geors" 4. Wlnder ara In phIa-
Airs: q. Douglas wilkins was hos
Less less for the Afternoon Card Club.
Misses Mar and Bette p,,rEes arc
nome To spend the holiday season
win their father. W. r Parkes Thee
are attending school In philadelphis.
Miss Sarah Fitzgerald was tho
Ws,eek,snd cues, OF Mrs. Joseph
biSXam, OF Salisbury.
Miss Dorothy y. Hopkins has ro-
turned from visit 10 Mrs. Leather
burg. Of Eastville.
Mrs. John +. Rogers. Mrs. Clarence
\: Custis and Master Bobij. ,'us;Ig
visited Norfolk this week
Miss Mimi. NJ. Wills arrived HON.
MondaF after ala absence OF two
,'i!,i, While away she visited
Henderson. Charlotte. Baltimore
washington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Chimney Parker is with friends
in Washington.
j. Drummand Parkc1 has returned
dclpha.
Mrs. John ". West. who spen,
several days with Mrs John Whaley
Of ocean city. returned hoinc We'd
Miss Ransy wilkins is HON. from
'i""rg.town. Neb., where she spent
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~ AND our OF rowA.

Mrs. H. Jordan. formerly OF Glen
Cottage Farm. Augusta County, IL
now making her home with her Sis
ter. Mrs. J. Taylor El!ys0n. In this
city.
Miss Emma Garcin. ~ho III a stu.
dent At Randolph Macon College.
Lynchbnrg. VIII arrive Tuesday 10
spend the holidays with her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Ramon -. Garcin.
Miss Louise Cadet who is n stu
dent at Bryn Mawr College. Pa. Will
arrive Wednesday 20 spend the hol-
lhaya with her parents. MIR and Mrs.
Clarence &. CABOT. in G.nter Park.
Miss Evelyn Buwe Hodges. who Is
attending Chatham Episcopal Insti-
tntc. VIII be the guest OF SIR. and
Mrs. Bruce love. at 9i7 Wet Frank
lin street. for the holiday season.
Miss Mamie Adams. az Fauouicr
county, who has been in New York
Tor some tim. past. vii! arrive i'm
Richmond this week for a tcn-,,av
stay with Mrs Horace W,llfnr.,
Jones' az 20 West Franklin street.
Miss Maj" ';ovinc. of WASHINGTON
ana New York. IL spending a week.
WIN NESS p-nciop. Anderson at IN
nome OF her parents In wcs,narnn-
Ton Both ar. students a. OidiiuIds.
near baltimore.
Miss Helen George. OF Monurncn,
~ Nthu": IL returning from gryn
Mawr College Tuesday evening 10
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CLIFTON FORGE
! sngsIa!,,o The Times. Uispatch.

Speciattp The Times Dispatch.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Dec. Is
Mrs NJ. VI. SillinEs has bcc:, called
|" her Old home in S,tunton on ac-
count Of sickness
q l.. Mcaniey. oil Richmond. has
returned TO his home after Il visit of
4 Few days IN the city. MIR Mranlcy
Is SECRETARY of the G. & O. Hospital
Association.
George Irwin. o: New YORK. work
secretary of the y. NJ &. ~. ii;,s re
,hrhcd 20 mis- home after Week
spent IN the city and vicinity fl. the
interest 81 the :. NJ: g. a.
Frank \ England. Of South lend.
mo" VIM was here ~ attend TIM.
w i,son-Na!r nuptiais. has returned
- his hume
Mrs; w. r. Martin, OF Atlanta. il
Sp"huihE rev days with her sis;rr-
III LAW. Mrs. George O. Greene
George a. Mohlrr. Of Reck,cy. ~
a. spent several days mere. greeting
oau ir,enuS' Mr Mohler il a former
Mrs. NJ. ID. West. OF Richmond. has
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

.ciurnc.I,t TO her h"m. after. a vist: Ia
MIS-. ccurtpey t;'imonJ.
Miss Myrtle C.,iudon. III tAuehunsr.
IL l., visiting Mrs. G., +. some On
80 airs. Frank H,iv,s,lue of Rn,pol.,
Hcivcstinc. 49, 49,
Y. Van Horn has returned from
Mnshini,nn, after robustness trip of
Mrs; u. :. Lewis. who las been
sHeEIlnE several months with her,
s"n.s pr, I.li.l Lewis. irt Eikton; 4t,asi
rs;urnrd t"5thr CITY. ;. > :5.
Ar. md Mrs. Harry haynes Of
,wlsht. III" have returned hon. af-
t"r spending some time in the civ
Mrs. and Mrs.rc. l. Nair,a arc spc,id-
inS IL s.w days III Charleston. ~. Va.
WIN Mrs, }. :. Felix, formerly ri
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CAROLINA UNIVERSITY. lis
WCTlMIZED BY ROBBERIES
BurEl9es Sweep TIrongh.Lr i>n,mi,.
tories, In Witch Watches and :
Money SnhiIt.
icy Associated Press. !

cliA y HILL. y. C. Dec, js.-In
the i"nst'ia!'ng robbery ever known
mere burglar last night swep;
through five dorn,itorics a, the Uni
versi'y OF North c.,-olina and took
FROM students rooms more than
cash. ''' u
watches and money wcr. tnlt.,, from
rooms IN Which two aud three SIN.
"chts We're sleeping. several times
the students wok" up while :, man
VIZ III their room. hut when the.
stranger explained tha. he han h,,,n
uered into the wron.; sroom. in IN.
dark their ''Ispicions ~s.rt- allay.d.
IN: robbers escaped i'll an auto,no-
bile.
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n Die bfs aft:qr Is anticirat,,E. Nj ,, =.
- 90 S1 rcni'ion of~nlauy graduates ava stuF
er tS. dents OF TIA" schools sill ttk'. IN 49,
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woMEN'S MEETINGS.

-. Jrhn's Circle Of Kings r,au..n.
I"rs VIII meet Monday afternoon at
i:"v o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Ra-
mon u. Garcin 26is East Broa,,
10; Final ARRANGEMENTS for the
meeting.
The Sinne"all Jackson Chapter. u.
~! ~; VIII hold its regular meeting
Y W. =. a :" tn
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" Va: is visiting her mother. Mrs.
s. u. Stegor,. Sr., D
Mrs. Stanynrnc Little. OF Johnson
City. Tenn. Is visiting her parents
MI. and Mrs. II. L. Trolingcr.
Mrs. Nco Gtlmer has rctprncd from,
ter. Mrs. John r. Davis. ~ nrix,oI
Mrs. J. III. speed left Tuesday for
an extended visit to her parents a |.
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n "s.
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Sviii Give banquet.
FREDERIcKSn tRG VA. b,,, is
Invitations have been issued 70 the
High school alumni
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
Candidate probable

Lo es, sin duda, para el cargo de
fiscal de la Corte de Distrito de
Arecibo ell Licenciado Tulio Ro-
drfguez Muniz, actual juez dc la
Corte Municipal de Camuy
Tenemos informes que nos mere
cen complete credito acerca de
Que es el candidate que dene las
aimpatias del referido distrito iu-
,licial Una mavoria de comites 10
4 ecomienda y apoya insistentemen-
ie. Los de Camuy, Hatillo. Que
bradillas, Morovis, GALES Y BARGE
loneta, han tornado va acuerdos
con respecto a'este particular y al
gunos de ellos han enviado sus ae
tas para ser consideradas por la
direction de su colectividad po-
Utica.
El Licenciado Rodriguez, que es
I'm asiduo colaborador de este dia
lio, es tambien amigo nuestro des-
de hace amos cuando pertenecia al
cuerpo de redacci6n de nuestro es-
iinfado colega La Democracia" =.
Somos de los primeros Ell Greer
que tiene meritos bastantes para
Ocupar puestos mas altos que ell
que actualmente desempena ell
nuestra magistratura No nos ex-
plicamos porque desde antes no ha
yenido fgurando en- combinacio-
lies judiciales quien como el po-,
see excepcionales condolences pa
Ia dar. Ell cargoS de mayor res
ponsabilidad, relieve y brillo la
capacidad nativa.
Este popular candidate para la
fiscalfa de Arecibo es un fervien-
te partidario del Senor C6rdova Da
villa cuya candidatura para Comi-
sionado Residente defendi6 con ca.
lor en- las Gltimas elecciones. lie
hemoS dido decir, con freeuencia,
cue sus actos como Juez, tan JUS
tamente elOgiadOS, fueron apren-
didos Ell la escuela de rectitnd
unprecedented que como magistra
do nos legara ell eminente puerto
rriqueno que hoy de un modo tan
brillante representa- a nuestro pals
Ell Washington.
FL Licenciado Rodriguez debe
10 que eS al propio esfuerzo Per-
tenece a la gloriosa falanje de III
chadores que Sc levantan con una
fuerza de voluntad insuperable,
yenciendo toda clase de obstaculos
Easta culminar ell ell logro de una
l@gitima ambicion cual es llegar
tTiunfantes hasta donde poder ser
vir con mayor eicacia los in
tereses del pueblo que les VIC ma
Ger.
Nos aiegrariamos mucho de que
Ell esta bportunidad consiga ell no
bic amigo yer realizados sus pro-
p6sitos realizando asi sus aspira-
cones que son muy juStas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-31
LEA listed ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

Algunas personals en- su desespera-
,-lon por alguna enfermedad de los
rinones que no han podido combatir
con exito, tales como; dolor de espalda,
dolor de caderas y lomos, hinchaz6n
de las munecas, piernas pantorrillas,
renmatismo, cansancio, floiedad de las
piernas, catarro inllamacion de la
vejiga, ardor y quemazon al hacer
aguas, derrames voluntarios durante
la noche y orina de color sanguinolento
o con sedimento; desconlian de tales
cuales preparedness de Datente. A
esas personas les convene probar las
Pfldoras "MitchelIa" para los Ri
fiones y seguramente que bendeciran
haber tenido la oportunidad de haber-
las ensayado. Estando los rinones en-
estado normal y saludable, segdn el
destino que les dio Ia naturaleza, todos
los productos venenosos que Sc acumu-
Ian en- el ORGANISING, son eliminados
por las orinas, pero cuando los riiones
Sc hallan congestionados inactivos
por diferentes Intermediates, esos pro-
dtictos nocivos en- vez de pasar las
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AboNiaa,ys

souck, amigo C madame ,Ecnouardt
para pedirle una reparacion por las
aImas FL lanse no Sc ha verifcado.
Hasta ahora no me ha citado ningtm
juez de instruction =
Por SUI parte M Bonllay ha dicho:
''Confirmo EN- todo las manifestacio
mes de mademoiselle Clara Tambour.
En- la noche del die& seis de enero
no podiamos encontrarnos ell ell boule
var de las Capuchinas, porque cenAba-
mos en- compahia de aumerosos amigos,
que pueden testi6carlo Es cierto que
ha habido un cambio de testigos entire
M. Wittouck y yo. IPero Sc ha levan
tsdo un acta en- que lconsta que Wit
touck nunca me hVX ofendido
Todavia no ha cal ) ell telon
Falta La salida del lez, que es quicn
pcndra fin a la farsa.
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