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Birthday Ce;ebrs,ion.

Yesterday was the seventy-ninth
birthday Of Mrs. George Dobbins. and
il was most fttingly celebrated by
Miss Lizzie Shears. Mrs. Dobbins
takes her meals with Miss Shears,
and one might have thought she was
the head q the house. for when she
went down to dinner. there was every
thing that goes to make up birthday
feast-cake and candles and all. With
Miss Shears busy life. IL speaks elo-
quently Of her beautiful, thoughtful
life 70 have special feast days. along
with her other duties. No birthday
dinner ever gave more happiness than
this one, and we cannot pass il over
without wishing for Mrs. Dobbins
many happy returns Of the day. and
for Miss Shears we have "every good
wish for every good thing. Dan
Vile Messenger.
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HONOR ROLL
Lancaster Public School
EIGHTH MONTH.

ROOM l-katherine Aldridge,
LYDIA Barnett, Thelma Oaks, Robert
Anderson James Peace. VI. V. San
ders.
Room -E.ass. Ua.ici1, P..al
Henry, Branch Conn. George Pal
meter. Emma Hagan. Fanny Lee Wal
ker. Loretta Estes. Francis Tucker.
Allie V. Marsee, Margaret Ball, Nan
cy Clark.
ROOM EDNA Hatcher. Lois
Conn. Georgetta Walker.
ROOM LENA Henry, Elizabeth
Rich, Dorothy Dunlap. Matte Mae
Hubble, Angie Clay Arnold. Lillian
Murphy, omer Young.
ROOM 6-Hazel Broadus, Shirley
Denny. Margaret Scott, Willie Mae
Vanhuss.
ROOM Stella Speake, Mary Lee
Holtzclaw. $. B. Sanders, Homer
Carrier. Wilbert Holtzclaw.
ROOM Sienna Aldridge.
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The following will be interesting TO
Lancaster and Garrard friends Of the
mother, who is remembered as Miss
Bessie Prather. and former resi-
dent Of this city. Her numerous
friends are extending congratulations.
mir. and Mrs. W. Fay Reichelderfer.
G72 Perry Street. Defiance. Ohio.
Fred Milton Reichelderfer
Born April Is. 1920.
Seven Pounds"
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Miss Glatha Anglin 81 Lowell Is
spending several days with Mrs. Tom
Myrsee.
Mr. Noah Marsee spent the day
with Mr.. Bill Childers in Lowell Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Banks Hudson and
son. Banks. Jr.. Of Danville. visited
the family Of Mr. W. 4. Farnau on
Maple avenue Sunday.
Mis- Lucille Strother Of George
town College. spent the week end in
Lancaster with her brother. Rev. and
Mrs. Clarence Strother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Turner and
daughter. Ardella. were the pleasant
visitors o. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Carpcn-
ter in Lexington Sunday.
The Missionary Society Of the Bap-
tist Church met at the Church We'd
nesday afternoon and a very inter
esting program was given.
Among the Lancaster visitors in
Danville recently were Mrs. I.afon
Burnside and daughter. Mrs. Il. y.
Long. Mrs. J. W. Elmore and Mrs. r.
n. Blanton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Wilder and sons.
Howard and William. Of Berea. mot
ored to Lancaster Sunday. and were
guests Of their son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wilder.
Mrs. Ernest Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Wintersmith. Of Louisville.
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Cook Of Dam
willie motored to Lancaster Saturday.
and were guests Of Mrs. +. l.. Owsley.
Mr.. Letcher Rogers. 81. Of Hub
bic, son Of Mr.. Mike Rogers and Miss
Utah Belle Daley. II. Of Richmond.
daughter Of Mr.. Burdette Daley.
were married the past week in Rich.
mond
W. W. West and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Moore Of Lancaster. went
TO Berea. Friday to the WEIGH sale
and TO see the baskets given away for
every 81. worth Of Richmond
Register.
W. A. Mars. OF Knoxville. has
been in Southeastern Kentucky. for
several days selling Dismuke hats
W. A. is an old Lancaster boy and is
always glad to get back TO the old
Kentucky home. Lexington Herald.
Mr.. W. :. Smathers. local Delco
light salesman. for the Madison Flee.
trio and Plumbing Company. has
leased rooms with Mrs. Ida Huguely
on Breck avenue. Mr.. Smathers has
been making his home in Lancaster.
-Riehmond Register.
Major and Mrs. +. NJ. Dawson.
Miss Alma Lear,and guest. Mrs. +. c.
Isle. Of Winchester. have returned
from Louisville, where they attende
the ball given az the Hawaiian Gar.
dens for the First Division at Cam
Zachary Taylor.
Rev. X. X. Noel. q Stanford, Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Woods and Miss Lena
Woods, Of Paint Lick; Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Saddler. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Dunn and
Mr.. c. b. Layton. Of Lancaster. and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parks Of Lex.
ington. were here yesterday to attend |
the funeral Of little Mary Francis |
Parks.-Danville Advocate.
The woman's Club met Thursday |
afternoon al their rooms ON Lexing.
ION street. After the business meet. |
ing delightful musical program was
enjoyed. Mrs. W. Ashborn Price,
VAS chairman. assisted by Mrs. Harry /
fomlinson. Mrs. Leonard Miller, Mrs..
Clarence Strother and Miss Mamie s.
Dunn. There were about twenty
present
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Mr. Jobe Marsee made business
trip to Lexington this week.
Miss Lucy Joe Marsee is visiting
her sister, Mr.. Mack Turner at
Marksbury.
Mrs. Jennie X. Slavin was a guest
recently in Dauville q Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Hundley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Marsee and lit
tie daughter Ruth. were visiting
friends in Lowell Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Walden and daughters
were over from Danville last week for
brief visit 20 Mrs. Charles W. An
derson.
Mrs. Jesse Thomas and daughter,
Allene. Mrs. William MaSee and
children were visitors in Bryantsville
Sunday.
MIR. Roy Turner, who has Deen
temporarily located at Akron Ohio.
has returned to Lancaster. to resume
his farm work for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wilson. Of Jell-
leo. were in the city last Sunday and
Monday, the guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Walker. on Richmond Street.
Mr.. Hughes Aldridge and family OF
Indiana. have arrived in Lancaster
and are occupying temporarily the
property on Hill Court recently va
Gated by Mr.. S. n. Vaughan
Miss vela Vaughan has joined the
household Of Rev and Mrs. Palmeter
10 continue her school work, and will
not be with her family in their new
home in Hustonville till June.
Mrs. j. X. Mount returned home
last Tuesday morning after several
weeks visit TO Atlanta and on her re-
turn stayed a few days in Bowling
Green. with her daughter. Mrs. Thorn
as Wilson.
DR. and Mrs. J. :. Gilbert are oc-
cupying with Mr.. and Mrs. James
West. Pine Court. on Lexington road.
the late home Of Mr.. Clay Sutton.
while their prospective home is under
way Of construction.
Miss Sallie Elkin was in Maysville
last week. being on che program for
the Educational Drive for Transyl-
vania College in that city, and while
there was the much enjoyed guest IN
the home Of Mrs. John NJ. Frazee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sterling Heron.
are visiting the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Heron on Stanford
street. They will remain here Cor
several weeks and later locate at
Cleveland Ohio, to make their future
hone.
MIR. Jesse Mershon. Of Corbin. was
the guest this week Of his nieces,
Misses Ethyl and Wayne Walter.
Mr.. Mershon expects to locate at
Bryantsville in the early fall. having
recently purchased the property Of
Mr.. j. c. Williams. Mr.. Mershon is
a gentleman in everything that the
word implies and will be quite an as
set TO the cltizenry Of the little city,
all Of whom. We dare say, will give
him the glad hand.
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Strother
entertained AT their home on Rich |
mond avenue. Friday evening with a
delightful party in honor Of the d. Y. |
2. L.. Of the Baptist Church. The I
guest Of honor Of the evening was
Miss Lucille Strother Of Georgetown
College. The affair was a very de-
lightful and enjoyable one. and after
different kinds Of interesting games.
delicious ice cream, cakes and candy
we're served. Sixty-hve guests enjoy
ed the charming hospitality u Rev.
and Mrs. strother.
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FOR SALE:-Some pure bred
Bronze Turkey eggs. Price s450 a
dozen. Phone 346-B.
s-22-3t. Mrs. o. T. layton.
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STRAiED-from my farm al
Cattonburg, a black mare, years
old, about i4's hands high. Reward
for any information.
Robert II. Long, Coitonburg Ky.
4-22-2tpd.
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Small house for rent.
!. p. Thompson.
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Mr. Jobe Marsee made business
trip TO Lexington this week.
The spectator., 1920-02-10
LONOKE

Weather like spring at this writing. Some farmers are blowing.
 There was preaching at this place Saturday night and Sun day, by Bro. Hobbs of Alix.
 Mrs. Nellie Hendricks of Con cord visited with Frank Waves and family Saturday night.
 Mrs. Kincade and family of Jenks. Okla, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha Snyder,
 Mrs. Stella Walker visited her daughter. Mrs Claude Merritt, of Cravens the other day.
 like to forgot to mention about Ralph Mayes coming home with Mae Brannon from church Sun day.
 There was a musical entertain meut at l. w.. Whitaon's the other night A nice time re- ported.
 The stork visited AIr. lohn Williamson and family and lef' fine boy. Mother and hahy doing fine.
 Abe Walker took his strN cutter to LoneIm Mondav to have it repaired. Guess Mr. Walker is going to cutting stalks.
 john Rogers and famik ot near Ozsrk visited with his father-in-law. E. M, Barham. Saturday night and Sunday. AL so Virgil Jetfers and family visited with him Sunday.
 One of Bud Morris's boys fell of of mule Saturday evening and struck his chin against a snag and got 8 bad wound. Dr. Douglass was called and dressed the wound, it took six stitches to sew 1t up. The boy is getting along fine,
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WOMEN GIVE OUT

HOusework is hard enough when healthy. Every Ozark woman who is having hackache. blue and nervous spells, dizzy headaches and kidney oi bladder troubles. should be glad to heed this Ozark woman's experience;
 Mrs. J. C. Moore says "Doans Kid ney Pills have been used Tn my home with good results. use Doan's Kid ney Pills when suffering from kidne! disorder. had binding, dizzy spells and could see black specks before my eyos There was also puffy sacs be noath my eyes. 1 had pains in the top and back of my head l couldn' stand on my feet for any length o' time. l felt tired and languid ane would have to set down and rest. happened to read statements of people who had been benented by Doans Kidney Pills and decided to try them nyseaf They did just as represented h my care and after using two boxes of Doan's ! was cured gladly rec ommena Doau's dney Pills
 Price COG, at sil dealers. Don slmply ask for a Kidney remedy--gei Doafs Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Moore had Foster Milburn Co. Mn. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Some more improvements Bud Morse has built a shed on the ns1th side of his barn. Perry Morsa is having well drilled \Iackey and Stepp are he drill CTS And Frank Waves has made a place to keep his twin calves
 Uncle Pete5s sorry he hasn, any corr to put io the barrel for the thoroughbred pig, He has not got any corn for that razor- back ot his, Has bad a barrel set aGt all winter, and hasn't got a blamed ear in it yet.
 Success to Tae Spectator and its many readers.
 Uncle Pete.
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Mrs w. C. Conatser is improv. ing after a severe illness.
 Mrs. Frank Edwards returned to her home in Little Rock Fri day.
 Phone l66 and make an engage ment with Dr. Black to do your dental work.
 Bal lard Childers left Saturday night for Oklahoma where he will join his parents and help his father farm.
 Mrs. E. M. Roach was called back to Alma Sunday by the continued illness of her daughter. Mrs. Nellie Robinson.
 w. J. Davis returned Satur- day from Garden City. Kans., where he had been called on account of the sickness of C. C. Stringfield.
 Miss Gelene Nichols came home today from Okmulgee, Okla. on acc ount of her school suspending through the flu epidemic.
 J. r. Clayton returned from Montgomery. Ala Friday morn ing. He left his daughter. Mrs. Pauline Spann. resting well. Mrs. Clayton remained with her
 z. $. Evans called at this office today. and cheerfullv paid his subscription upa year. He had time to tell us that he likes the splendid story we are giving our readers now.
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N0tice!

In answer to many inquiries. We think we will have plenty of cabbage plants this year and will begin shipping about Feb. 10. as nothing is gained by planting before then. We are now accepting orders at tn e following price. Per 100. 4Octs. 300. $l.OO; 1000, $3.OO; 5000 or more at $2. 85 per thousand. We prepay postage.
 Wm. E. and Benj. T. Williams.
 Ozark. Ark. Route 3.
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Fiery Itching and Burning of
 Skin Is a Most Cruel Torture

the test Of U years as one Of the greatest blood cleansers known. It is guaranteed entirely free from minerals of any kind.
 The experience of others has established the unfailing merits of $. 5. S, and there's no question about the wisdom of your giving 1t a thorough trial All reputable druggists sell 1t. If in doubt as to your case write to Medical Ad- visor, Swift Specific Co.,, Dept. & Atlanta. Ga.
The spectator., 1920-02-10

SH0 Speedy Relief m 5. 5. 5.
 Why suffer from these persistent aortures when 1t is so easy and costs so little to do as thousands of others have done and get relief through s. s. S.? It is now well known that eczema comes from the blood. By giving the blood q thorough cleansing you not only ret sure and spe dy relief but you also build up the system and re- new your vigor and vitality.
 This good medicine has stood
The spectator., 1920-02-10
MOTHER,SFRIEND

according to the testimony of thous. and of mothers who have used this time honored preparation. Mothss's Friend soothes the fine net work of nerves beneath the skin, and thru its regular use, during the period. the muscles arc made to expand more eas- fly. Mothers Friend is used externally.
 At all Druggists.
 special Booklet on Motherhood and Baby free. 6radfeld Regulator Go, Opt. F-l3, Atlanta, Ga.
The spectator., 1920-02-10

Mrs. Edward McIlroy anf two children went to Denninp Saturday to visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Harris.
The spectator., 1920-02-10

Pat: Do you really think that thirteenis an unlucky number?
 Mike: Shure, know it is wan time 1 tried 10 fight thirteen men in a bunch. Boys Life for January.
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s. l. A. Called off

The S.l.A, meeting announced for Friday February 13, has beer called off on account of the ln- fluenza.
The spectator., 1920-02-10

k. Nj Wildman returned from Joplin, Mo. early Monday morn ing. Mrs. Wildman renamed with her daughter who Is i'm BrONIng
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Preaching at Oak Hill.

W. ], Davis will preach at Oak Hill Sunday at 3 p. m. Subject: What Must 1 do to be Lost?".
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THE SPECTATOR R. II. BURROW, Publisher

Published Tuesdays and Fridays at Ozark, Ark. and entered at said postotiice as second-class mail matter, according to act of Congress Mch.. 1879.
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Programme
Installation Service at St. ohn's Baptist
 Church, Ozark, Arkansas
Sunday. February Is, 1920, 2:3O p. m.
Doxology, by the Church.

Doxoogy, by the Church. Prayer Song. Welcome Address, Miss Werdna Barker. Response, Prof w. H. Middlebrook, Ft. Smith, Ark. Welcome Address, in behalf of the White Baptist Church, by Rev. Alonzo Yancey Response, D. T. Buford Welcome Address in behalf of the City, by Mayor L. M. Guthrie Response w. s. Ferguson. A Progressive Church. Mr. w. M. Mathews The Coming Judgment, Mrs. w. M Mathews. Installation Sermon, Rev. C. A. Washington D. D., Pastor of First Baptist Church, Fort Smith, Ark. Charge to the Church and Pastor, Rev. C. A. Wash ington. Collection and Adjournment.
 Rev. L. H. Hail. Pastor.
 w.. s Ferguson. Church Clerk> Z,
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Nervousness, bearing-down and stretching pains in the abdomen are avoided by the use of
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CINE LUNA.-Lleve sus nihos al ma
tinee de los domingos, donde seran OBJ
sequiados con regalos Advt
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LAS PR1MARIAs.

Ell electorado republican, vot6 la si-
guiente candidatura en- las Primarias
que Sc celebraron el dia % del pasado:
Para Ell Comite local: Juan Ortiz To-
70, Aurelio Ramirez Ramirez, Jacobo A
Calder, Marcial Rodriguez. Antonio Or
tiz velazquez. Para Compromisarios:
Florencio Seda, Francisco Nazario, Juan
Lugo. Para Compromisarios suplentes:
Juan Martinez Sepfilveda, Anrelio Ma
carlo, Silvestre Toro. Para Delegates
las Asambleas del Partido: A. M Da-
villa, Placido Felil y Julio G. Ramirez
Para Delegados suplentes: Pedro ] Fa-
ria, Jose N. Tomei, Gustavo Ferrer. Pa
ra miembros de la Asamblea Municipal:
Juan cancio Ortiz, Pedro j. Faria, vi
cente Rodriguez, Adolfo Ortiz, Arturo
M Davila
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ExitO de Ia pOmada
zELITA en- New York
Ponce, p. ri mayo 4. 1920.
Sr. Marcelino Torres,
Juana Dfaz,, P r.

Ponce, P. RI mayo 4. 1920.
Sr. Marcelino Torres,
Juana Diaz, P. r.
Essimado araig5:
Hace como i'm mrs que regres6 de los
Estados Unidos, en- donde tuve la opor
tunidad de hablar con un amigo mio,
'un tai Franceschini, de Guayanilla es-
te me inform6 que habfa sido pregunta-
tado por varias sefioritas americanas pa
ra conseguirle la pomada zelita, v que
hasta la habian lleg&do a ofrecer S25
por cada bote. Este senior Franceschini
ne indic6 habia escrito ustedes por
muestras v las que le mandaron las
repartio entire algunas muchachas ameri-
canas, dando estas un resultado salts
factorio, siendo una Go elias la que lie
60 a ofrecer los $500 81 le conseguia
un pomo.
70 estimo que con una buena propagan
da en- los Estados Unidos puede tener
Ia pomada una buena aceptaci6n y CO.
mo es usted uno de los accionistas de
la Compafiia no he tenido inconvenien-
tie EN- informarselo por 10 que pudiera
convenirles
Quedo como siempre de usted alto.
amigo y s. s.
GFirmado) J. BERNAoLA. Advt
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Ell coRREsPoNsAL
Lajas, agosto 2.
CINE LUNA.-Por su pantalla pasan
los n.ejores fotodramas comedias. Advt

comprara en- cuarenta mil d6lares los
terrenos en- donde esta situada la es-
cuela de ''Jose Campeche''.
Es conveniente recordar que hara CO
sa de tres amos el senior Casal, duelo
de los terrenos, ofrecia el nismo que
ahora Sc lie piensa comprar en- Qua
RENTA MIL DOLAREs, 10 ofrecia So
lamente en- vEINTIDos MIL, y no Sc
los compraron no sabemos por que eau
sa- La verdad es que 10 que no Sc COM
pro por aquella cantidad insignificante,
comparada con la que Sc pretende pa
gar, coStara ahora a la municipalidad
es decir, los contribuyenAes, NADIA me-
nos que VEINTICINCO MIL DOLA-
RES mis-, incluyendo los alquileres que
han sido pagados. Esos veinicinco mil
d6lares cue asi Sc pierden, hubieran SER
vido, con poca cosa mas, para hacer ell
edifcio escolar que tanta falta esta ha-
ciendo en- Bayam6n. No obstante, los
contribuyentes tendran que resignarss
a pagar la contribution que lie impon-
gan para poder pagar Ell emprestito que
habra que hacer para comprar dichos
terrenos. En- aauella OCCASION fuimos par
tidarios de que Sc compraran. Ahora
creemos 10 mismo, pues queremos evi ar
que dentro de otros tres afios haya que
pagar oCHENTA MIL.
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BENEr1c1ANDo AL PUEBLO.

El reputable comerciante don Joaquin
Rivera, duefo de una importante tien-
da de where's en- la calle del doctor We
We, ha hecho circular una hoja suelta
en- La cua1 ofrece los consumidores una
importante ista de artfculos precios
muy razonables Su actitud ha sido muy
aplaudida, pues ella implica que va Sc
ha iniciado la rebaja de los articulos
mas necesitados por Ell pueblo, cosa que
nos causa gran regocijo, pues vemos
que el fantasma del alto costo de la vi
da enpieza huir.
En- el ramo de merceria sambien los
consumidores han enccntrado eco, ha-
biendo logrado que comerciantes como
don Jose Bosch hayan rebajado EN- un
treinta y cinco por ciento, todos los ge
nehos existentes en- su establecimiento
RENUNCIARA Ell INSPECTOR DE
ESCUELAS.
FL muy conocido pedagogo don Manuel
Negron Collazo, ha solicitado Y lie ha 81
do concedida por ell Departamento de
instruction, una lcencia de dos meses.
y al expirar esta, presentara la renun-
cia del Importance cargo de Inspector
de escuelas de este distrito El senior Ne
gr6n Collazo marchara a los Estados
Unidos, en- union de su carita tiva espo-
sa y bondadosa hija Rosalina, quien in
gresara en- un importante colegio de
aquel pals. Puerto Rico entero pierde
con la partida del sefior Negr6n Cola
20, uno de sus mas expertos educadores
La vida de tan digno compatriosa, GU
va partida no hay NADIA que la pueda
detener, ha sido ejemplarfsima y dedica-
da exclusivanentel hacer de la escue-
La la prolongaci6n del hogar; es decir,
un sitio en- donde el nifio no eche de
menos Ell amor Ell cari1o que en- su ca
sa tiene. En- materias pcdagogicas STEM
pre- pudo probar su gran caudal de CO.
nocimientos. Jjlmentamos la idecisi6n
de tan necesario funcionario, cuyo ''re-
cord'' en- ell Departamento de Instruc-
ci6n es exceEen.e, como puede probarse
por las muchas insinuaciones del doctor
Miller para evitar abandonar su impor-
tante puesto en- La direction de la ms
truccion publica.
iMaestros portorriquefios, digamos
adi6s de una manera fraternal al macs
tro de maestros que abandona Ell te-
rrufio que le VIC nacerl
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lNFORMAClONES DE LA SLA
NOTAS De BAYAMONI NOTAS DE LARES
UNA BoDA.

Ell pr6ximo domingo uniran sus des-
tinos para siempre, la virtuosa sefiori-
ia Herminia vazquez, una de nuestras
mas cultas y simpaticas profesoras, y el
conocido v muy estimado joven don Pc
dro Garcia. Esta simpatica boda, para
asistir a la cual hemos sido galantemen-
te invitados, dados los preparativos que
Sc estan hacienda, promote ser un YER
dadero acontecimiento social
Eterna luna de miel deseamos los
futuros esposos.
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HAcIA Ell NoRTE.

Ell dia once embarcara para los Es-
tados Unidos nuestra apreciada amigui
ia Amparo Masjuan, hija mayor del apre
ciado professor don jaime Masjuan. va
la anaguita con el prop6sito de pasarse
una larga temporada al lado de psrien-
tes suyos que residen ALI, quienes Sc
encargaran de hacer su estadia en- la
metr6poli 10 mas agradable que sea po-
sible. Amparito gozara grandemente con
las maraviIlas de la ciudad neoyorquina,
10 que redundant en- beneficio de su sa-
lud.
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DE CINE.

Ell jueves trabajo en- ell cine Gloria la,
danzarina Milo. Irene Albasca FL sefior
Ramirez nos envia Ell siguiente progra-
ma: Agosto nueve, ''La Culpa Ajena'
por Monroe Salisbury; agosto Is, ''6Don
de estan mis- Hijos?'', agosto %. "Los
Tres Padrinos' por Harry Carey; agos
to 20, ssLos Malhechores del Aire''; Sc
tiembre 4, La virgen de Stamboul' (,
por Priscilla Dean. Los jueves: lei Sc
cre@o del Radio. Pr6xima serie para
los domingos: "Atado y Amordazado !,
pcr George B. Seitz.
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CON L1cENcIA.

Con licencia por algunos meses, pa
ra descansar de su labor, Sc ha retira-
do Ell Rdo. Victor M. Buenahora. susti-
tuy6ndolo en- ell cargo en- la Iglesia Pres
biteriana ell Rdo. Figueroa
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PARA sANTo DOMINGO.

Despues de pasar algunos afios entire
nosotros, ha embarcado para Santo Do
mingo nuestro amigo ell joven estudian
te Salvador Rodriguez, quien va a pa
sar las vacaciones con su familia
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Ell NuEvo CURSE.

Dara principle el dia treinta de es-
te mss. Al sefor Negr6n Collazo lie sus-
tituira uno de los inspectores genera
les, hasta que sea hecho el nombramien-
to. despues de vencida La icencia del
inspector que renuncia.
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EscuELA DE MEcANoeRAr1A

Ell professor A sepnlveda ha estable-
cido en- este pueblo una Escuela de Me-
canografia que dirije ell professor Ra-
fael Ronda Quifones y la que asiste
gran ndmero de estudiantes