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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-19
POSTER
is BEING ERECTED

Fred T. Linn of the Pensacola Pos
ter Advertising Co.. went to Flomaton
Yesterday for the purpose of erecting
the sign board recently designed by
Miss Isabelle Hancock advertising
Pensacola. The board, IL feet high and
50 feet wide, will be erected at O. con-
spicuous place. at the junction. The
design by Miss Hancock is most at
tractive and original one. advertising
the city as an ali-year- resort
and home city. The board will be
kept up one year by the Poster Adj
vertising Co.. free of cost to the Pen
sacola Chamber of Commerce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-19

long as you give the pleasures of life"
The Story of a Woman Who Lived for Excitement
yellow because Of of the huun wreck
she left wake YELLOW TYPHOON"
escapades With
the
daring adventures IN 1 PA7S4 % me
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-19

Members Retail Merchants Association,
Division Chamber OF Commerce.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-19

II you are just getting back from a
vacation, the chances are even that a
few new patterns wouldn't go amiss in
your shirt drawer.
Laundries play queer tricks on
strangers.
or perhaps you are just packing up
then, by all means take plenty of
GOOD SHIRTS along. for it's en-
barassing to run short Of quality or
quantity away from home.
You'll like the patterns of our FALL
SHIRTS.
: Everybody does.
PercaIes. Madras and Cords.
Prices $500 and upward.
LOTS OF NECKWEAR.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-19

666 quickly relieves Colds and
LaGrippe, Constipation, Bilious
ness, Loss of Appetite and
Headaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
Miss Melody"

George Whiting and Sable Burt
have attained stellar rank in Little
Miss Melody. which they will present
for the first time here at L. f. keith's
Theater this week. commencing at the
matinee tomorrow. Ii is credited with
being one of the most elaborate pro-
auctions in vaudeville in recent years,
the company. chorus. costumes and
scenery approaching nearly the Zieg-
field standard. The book and lyrics
are by Jack Lait. one of the prolific
and popular vaudeville play-writers.
Gus Edwards supplied the tuneful
numbers. The company includes
Stephen McNally. Maxwell Dinus, the
Songland Four and Irving Rose The
added attraction will be Maude Lam
bert the musical comedy star. and
Ernest r. Ball composer of ballads,
in what is called a singing pianologue.
Next in order is Robert Emmett keane,
who has developed worldwide
reputation for monoloGue wit. A far
west prima donna danseuse will be
revealed in Beth Berri, assisted by
Jay Velie and Paul O'Neill. in dance
and song cycle. Others will be Bessie
Rempel and Him in His Day Off,;
Arthur Wanzer and Maybeile Palmer.
in She's Hard to Get Along With;
Sam Green and Mildred Myra, in
Merry Moments: Roy Harrah and
Mary Speer. in "A Whirl a Smile. Il
Spin: Topics of the Day" and the
Kilograms.
Today at and Sis pm. the bill
will include Hyams and Mcintyre.
Kate Gilmore and Sam Williams and
last weeks program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
NATIONAL-"The Acquittal."

George NJ. Cohan's production of
Miss Rita Weimans unusual play,
"The Acauittal," which ran for eight
months at the Conan & Harris The
alter in New York last season, will
open at the National Theater this
evening. with the original New York
cast and production. with William
Harrigan, Chrystal Harne and George
Parsons as the featured players. 1t
has been called "the last word in sus-
pense and surprise
But 1.-THE Acouittal' is remarka-
BILE for more than suspense and sur
priSeS. 1t contains no note of sweet
young love as it moves on to its end
ing. 1t has thrilling second act, in
which a wife. ruthlessly and to his
face. exposes her husbands unfaith-
fulness. There is another popularity
each Of the three acts ends in ST.
lence. There is no excited speech
no throbbing climax, no violent ac-
ton as the curtain sinks slowly. The
closing scene of each act is a think
ing" and not a speaking one. The
work has been a novelty in play pro-
duction.
The cast includes Anna Mason. Nio-
let Pearl Meehan. Franklin Hail. Pi-
ere Watkins. William Walcott, Ar
thur V. Gibson Willard r. Barger.
John Rowan, Otto Niemeyer, George
Bedell and Edward Harrigan. The
production is under the personal su-
pervision of Mr. Cohan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
POLI'S-"B Breakfast in Bed"

Florence Moore. whose mirth-pro-
voking qualities are said to increase
with each turn of the sun, is an
nounced as the attraction at Polls
Theater this week. beginning tonight,
in breakfast in Bed" a farce pro-
duced by A. III. Woods.
In all her work. Miss Moore exudes
infectious humor. and sweeps an audi
ence with laughter without saying Il
word.
Emily Duval. the character she por-
trays. is movie vamp." guarded by
a complacent papa, and in love with
one Benny, hoping to marry him.
when a fearful young woman pleads
with her not to marry Jack. 1t de-
velops Jack is friend who has used
Emily's name to help himself out of
a financial difficulty. He can get
$4,000 from his guardian on proof
that he is about to be married. Irene,
the weepy girl. has husband from
whom she is not yet divorced, SO he
cannot announce his engagement to
her. Emily and her fiance therefore
consent to a pretended engagement.
and then come the farcical complica-
tions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
GARRICK-Walter Hampden.

Supported by the original New York
company. Walter Hampton. the Shake
sperean actor, will begin an engage
ment. limited to two weeks. at the
Shubert -Garrick tomorrow night, in
The Merchant of Venice Tuesday
night Hamlet" will be pl-ycd. and
Wednesday. The Merchant of Venice"
Since his last visit to Washington
Mr.. Hampden has added to his roper
toire "The Tanning of the Shrew." in
which he will be seen Thursday and
Friday nights as the willy Petruchio.
with Mary Hall, remembered for her
Portia, as Katherine. Hamlet" will
be given at the Saturday matinee and
The Merchant of Venice" Saturday
night.
Mr.. Hampden will appear as Romeo
In Romeo and Juliet" at the Thurs
day matinee, with Mona Morgan as
Juliet.
Miss Hall, in addition to playing
Katherine, appears as Portia, and
Miss Morgan as Ophelia as well as
Juliet. The company includes also
]. Harry Irvine. Allen Thomas, Will
liam Sauter, Ernest Rowan, lie Roi
Operti, Edwin Cushman. Elsie Hern-
don Kearns, Meta Sunderland, Geneva
Harrison and Sara Haden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
COSMOS-"Whirl of Varieties"

Victor Hoyt's beautiful and. in many
respects remarkable, spectacle. The
Whirl of Varieties" from one of the
finest theaters in New York, will head
THE Cosmos Theater bill this week. 1t
presents seven high-class artists in
what is declared to be one of the most
entertaining features in this seasons
vaudeville. 1t is beautifully staged
and costumed, the gowns presented
being especially notable. Another I'M
usual attraction, straight from the
New York Winter Garden, will be the
famous team of Parish and Peru. who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
BELASCO-David Warfeld.

David Warfield and his company,
under the direction of David Belasco.
tomorrow night will open a weeks
engagement at the Shubert -BelaSco
Theater. in The Return of Peter
Grimm" The visit of the distin-
guished star at this time will enable
the theatergoers of Washington to
see THE Return of Peter Grimm"
prior to it's revival in New York,
where it will soon be presented.
OF the three plays that constitute
Mr.. Warfield's splendid trilogy-"The
Auctioneer," THE Music Master" and
Tho Return of Peter Grimm"-the
Belasco himself, and in ti9 estimation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

of many critics it is the finest play
that has come from his pen.
No less an authority than Prof.
Brander Matthews has called The
Return of Peter Grimm" d greater
drama than any put forth by Maeter-
linck. Hauptmann or D'Annunzio. 1t
has won success in spite of, rather
than because of. it's theme. the posi-
bility of continuation of individual
life after death.
Mr.. WarfieldS portrayal of the
kindly old florist. Peter Grimm, equals
fully in artistic perfection the SPLEEN
did achievement of the dramatist.
Associated with Mr.. Warfield in the
performance are Marie Bates. Joseph
Brennan. John Sainpolis, John f.
Weber and William Boag. The or
ganization includes. also. Miriam
Doyle. George Wellington, Bertha
Fiebach, Edwin Dupont and David
Malcolm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

are soon to leave for Europe and
whose fame as comedy entertainers is
country wide. Conway and Fields.
also big time feature, will come
with new songs. chatter and comedy
interpretations: RawlS and Won kauf-
man. with The Willing Worker" IA
very funny farce: Hurd and the Ford
sisters. noted trio in singing and
dancing soecialties. and Ross and Ma
tey, in new and amusing features.
The extraordinary matinee attrac-
ton will be Paramount Aircraft 5
production, featuring Elsie Ferguson
in Lady Roses Daughter" ''Strik-
ing Models. a new comedy: a new
Mutt and Jeff animated cartoon and
the Pathe News will be shown at all
performances.
Today. starting at 3 pm, the world
famous kiltie Band and Scotch en-
tertainers, with last weeks bill, will
be seen for the last time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

nee. The entertainment is described
as "a revusical revue in two acts
and ten scenes. by Addison Burkart.
For book, lyrics and score he is said
to have gone far afield for his ideas
Sixteen original numbers Will provide
lifting music. Besides the merry How
ard Bra gdon- Tarr trio, the companE's
roster includes Norma Barry, Helen
Rikhoff. Lillian Norwood. Harold Carr.
Frank Mallahan and William +. Col
Inns. with a chorus of twenty-four
Vivacous young women Novel and
entertaining speciaities include those
of The Syncho Melody Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
STRAND-"What Really Hap
pened.'

The Strand this week, beginning to-
morrow, will offer as the headline
number of its vaudeville bill David S.
Hall and company in a domestic com
edy sketch. What Really Happened
Others appearing will be the King
brothers, comedy athletes: Christie
and Ryan. songsters and terpsicho-
rean artists. in melodies and dances;
De Lea and Orma. a laugh minute
IN Six Feet of Comedy; Frazer and
Bunce. in harmony and humor, and
the Cromwells. in "A Whirlwind Con-
glomeration of Jugglery."
Olive Thomas, in her final produc-
ton completed just before she left for
Europe. "Everybody's Sweetheart
Will be the leading film attraction
with minor attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

SO1olSIS.
MARGARET F0NTRESE. Mezzo- Soprano
of the Metropolitan Opera.
ETHEL H0LTZCLAW GAWLER. Concert
soprano.
ERNEST DAVIS Tenor of the Boston
Opera Company.
CHARLES TROWBRIDGE TITTMAN, En-
inent Ba>so.
H. LIE ROY LEWIS. Concert Baritone.
Supported by the chorus of the Communi-
~ Service of the District of Columbia I'M
der the leadership OF Charles s. Wengerd
and an Orchestra. Daniel BreeSkin. con-
ductor will render the Opera AIDA in
concert form at the
MEMORIAL CONTINENTAL HALL.
ID. A. r., Friday. Oct. %. at S:lJ pm.
As a patriotic service in the interest of the
NATIONAL PEACE CARLTON
A great memorial hell-tower with a bell
Tor every state. in commemoration Of the
sacrifices and ideals of America in the
World War.
Tickets ohtainable from unit song lead
ers in all government departments and at
the Arts Club and Through the courtesy OF
Mr. SMITH at T. Arthur Smiths Ticket
'' e@ preserved ssep seats s1.1o.
Reserved Seats. Sl.65 and $3.50.
Exchange your ticket for a reserved seat
on and after October H. at I. Arthur
Smiths Ticket Bureau. 1906 G ST.
NO TICKETS SOLD at u. A. X. Hall on
the NIGHT OF PERFORMANCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
FOLLY-"Monte Carlo Girls. "

The attraction at the Folly Theater
this week. commencing today. is the
Monte Carlo Girls. in a pretentious
Offering Heading the cast is Frank
C"Rags'D Murphy. acrobatic tramp
median. Sarah Hyatt. a silver
voiced prima donna. leads the femi-
nine cast, with Nelma Addison. SOU
CONTINUED on Second PageD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

Shakespeare and Popular Favor
The triumphal return of Sothern and
Marlove last season in a tour that
attracted more gross receipts than
even big musical attractions, with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
Trading Post and Bazaar
Imnrnyed Order Red Nc

PYTHIAN TEMPLE. 1912 9th ST. NV.
Will open Monday night, Oct. Is, and each
evening until Saturday, 23rd.
Special and attractive features each evening
Dancing Interesting exhibits.
Admission - cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
GAYETY-Burlesuue.

Sam Howe's Jollities of 1920" with
Sammy Howard. Cliff Bragdon and
Helen Tarr featured. is the current
weeks attraction at the Gayety Thea
ter. commencing with today's matt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

PH' IL was the great world war
that showed the superb character of
this wonderful woman and an Amer
ican patriotism unsurpassed by any.
From the outset she visited at much
inconvenience and personal discom-
fort. for Nine. Schumann-H eink is no
longer young in years, every SOL
diers' camp she could possibly reach
to soothe the hearts of the soldier
boys with mothers song of COM
fort. and to cheer them on and fill
their souls with the spirit Of sacri
nee for their country. AS a mother
she gave her own freely and braveiy.
When bond issues were in vogue.
none sang more fervently the songs
of patriotism to soften the hearts that
heard to give than she sang for her
adopted country. So, too. when the
boys came home again. she sang and
sang and sang them songs of well
come. songs of greetings and songs
that many of them will carry in their
memories to their graves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17
The Opera "AIDA" in Concert Form

CONTINUED on second Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-17

Mme. Schum ann-Heink.-The charm
OF personality as we'll as the won
1tfiuI p0Wcr of her remarkable voice
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-23
INFORMTCION DEL DEPARTANEN
TO DE INSTRUCTION

Ell Secretario del Departamento, Sc
nor Francisco ViZcarrondo, ha visita-
do recientemente los distritOs escola-
res de Cayey, Coamo, Juana Dfaz y
Ponce, habiendo dado especial aten-
ci0n la organization de clfnicas den
tales en- las municipalidades de Pom
ce Cayey, donde autoridades locales
cooperaran en- ell establecimiento de
dichas clfnicas.
Sc eStan gestionando los servicios
de tres dentistas para estar cargo de
las clfnicas dentales escolareS que la
Cruz Roja Juvenil, con la cooperation
de los respectivos municipios, estable-
ra en- Arecibo, Ponce y Cayey. Sc
prefieren los servicios de dentistas gra
duados recientemente, Y tendremos mu
cho gusto en- comunicarnos con las
personals interesadas en- ell asunto.
La Cruz ROja Juvenil sc dispOne es-
te afio sustener tres clfnicas dentales
V contribuir a la construction de un
edificio para niiios ciegos, como asun-
tos de vital importancia en- nuestra
isla. Sc gestiona actualmente el esta-
blecimiento de dos clfnicas mas para
ell presente curse escolar en- las muni-
cipalidades de Mayagiiez y Yauco.
Estas clfnicaS Seran 'sostenidaS eXclu
sivamente por los municipfos despu6s
de su, primer ailo de funcionamiento,
de manera que la Cruz ROja Juvenil,
pueda atender la installation de nue.
vas clfnicas en- amos sucesivOs, en- la
confanza de que .habra una clfnica
dental escOlar en- cada una de las mu-
nicipalidades de la Isla, dentro del
mas breve tempo plausible.
Sc ha inaugurado la campafia de So
clos de la Cruz Roja Juvenil, con un
espfritu asencialmente educativo. "
juzgar por los informes recibidos
de la isla, los resultados ofrecen ser
eXcelentes.
La municipalidad de Vieques esta
pagando actualmente de sus fondos,
dos maestros de continuation, un macs
tro graduado de ingl6s, Y un maestro
nocturno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-23
Una nueva L1nea de Vapores
Espanoles tocara en- Ponce

Ponce, Octubre 22.-El lunes ultimo
sc llev0 efecto en- el Hotel MeIG.
de esta ciudad, una comida con que la
casa consignataria en- Ponce de Ia gran
COmpanfa TranSmediterdnea seiiores
Armstrong e Hijos, Sucesores, obsequi0
Ia oficialidad del trasatldntico espa-
mol, POetG ArOlds.
Este buQue de 5000 toneladas, que en-
su viaje de prueba desarroll6 una We
locidad de Is millas por hora, Y esta
dotado de todOs los adelantos moder-
nos, es ell primero que toca en- Ponce,
al inaugurarse Ia nueva lfnea de vap0-
res establecida pOr ia Transmediterr;i-
nea, que es una consolidation de la
corporation de ese hombra de la
IslenaI Martina consolidation que
eleva ell nGmero de, los vanores de Ia
Transmediterrlnea, a nOvehta actual
mente, y que serd mayor. porque la EN-
presa eStd construyendo ell estos mo-
mentOs otros barcos dc vapC" en- asti-
lleros espanOles britanicCs.
A Ia comida, que Sc licvG a efecto
como hemos dicho, en- ell Hotel Melia,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-23
Varias noticias de interes

te, propio de la epoca, Sc mantiene el
l0rden y la lucha es de pensuaci6n
constante propaganda.
A causa de La mala calidad de leche
ingerida, han ocurrido algunas into
Xicaciones en- la cipdad. Debe tener-
Sc mucho cuidado con este, pues no
hay raz6n para cue pagdnd0se como
Sc paga hoy ese artfculo de primara
necesidad, a precios verdaderamente
lujosos, no sc obtenga 10 mas pura
mejor que la salud del consumidor
tiene derechO a eXijir.
Aver a medic dfa hubo otra inte-
rrupci0n en- ell trdnsito de los carros
electricos el pasaje pag6, como
siempre, las consecuencias. mo hay
medic de mejorar ese servicio de
que el trayecto sea mas rapido? Cla-
70, que 81 hubiese suficiente n1mero
de Guaguas para trasportar todo
el pasaje, ell p1blico eStarfa meior
EervidO, pueS nadie Sc expondrfa
pasar una hora Ell carro, desde San
Juan hasta la calIe del Parque O. Ia
Parada %.
--Esta en- la .Isla, en- gestiones de
negocios, ell senior j. Rodriguez Vaz-
quez, del comercio de esta ciudad.
que representa- divel%as casas de los
Estadds Unidos. Que tenga el meior
GXito.
-Cane de tasajo estd enviando a
la Isla-de sus fltimas importacio-
nes--la casa de los senores Cadierno
Hermanos, Y el artfculo vuelve a i'm
porS3:se regularmenfe p0r esta fir
ma. Dados los altos precios de la car
he fresca, resulta I'M alivio para las
classes modestas, el disponer de un
artfculo que ofrece buena alimenta-
ci6n.
Los seilores Diego Agiieros Co.,
siguen su campana ell favor de las
G0mas para automobiles, General,
Sc muestran satisfechos del resulado
obtenidO. Las ventas son constantrs
I Y ell mercado Sc mantiene en- los me-
jores terminOs para los activos re-
presentantes.
-Ha estado en- San Juan ell senior
Gustavo Fort, que regres6 su resi-
dencia Ell Arecibo.
-Ha regresado de su excursion a
la lsla, el senior Perell6, de la firma
Higueras, Percll6 Y Co., de ekta ciu-
dad, que regrcsa SatisfechO del re-
sultadO de los negocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-23

de esta riudad, asistie,oE e. capitan
del P0etG .ArOlds, culto seiior Victo-
riano Salas, algunos Cficiales; como
tambien los socios de la firma consig-
nataria, ademds don Francisco Ga
vIlan, vice-c0nsul de Espaila en- Pom
ce, don Vicente AAgraner, presidente
del Centre ESpai1ol, don RCdulfo del
Vale, Comision&do de Scrvjcio Pdbli
co de Ponce, GGttOr Terrer Lefe de In
Sanidad Martina local don Antonio
Vicens Rios, miembro de la raz6n CO.
mercial f. Oliver Co, don Antonio
Nelez. Collector de Aduana de este
puerto.
Como es natural, la noticia de que
los vapores de la Trasmediterranea de
Madrid tocardn en- este puerto, ha sido
recibida aquf con general APPLAUSE, pues
acknowledgements Sc allanaran Ell 10 SUI
cesivo las diticultades que hasta aho
IA Sc han venido presentando para ell
acrecentamiento del intercambio comer-
cial directO entire estos mercados del
Sur de Ia Isla y el mercado espanol.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-23
PARA SANTO DOMINGO,

Relaci6n de los pasajeros que para
los puertos del Sur de la Repdblica
DOminicana, condujo desde San JUAN
ell vapor Marina, el 81 de octubre.
Rafael Ferreras, Andres Gelabert
Francisco Reyes c., Nemesio Velez
Javier Chahin, Ramon Aceyedo, Luis
A. Tejada, Juan Casado, Matilde G.
de Amy, Paula Garc6s, Angel Torres,
c., Gertrude Howard, Adolfo Raus-
chemplat Jr., Claude Layne, Emilio
M. Rola, Bernardo Vifias, Blasina de
Pine, Felipe Reyes, Angel Romanac-
ce, Antonio Nechodoma, Crist0bal Jor
dan, America c. Dorrego, Ines G.
Vazquez, Jose Lopez Mercado, Jose
V. Barbosa, Jr., Pepita F. de Perez,
James Jacob, Antonia NJ. Ramirez,
Petra N. de Viiias, George G. Soutton,
Jose Fernandez, Ramon Centeno, Pc
dro J. Rodriguez, Henry Amy, Maria
+. Dorrego, Harry Vazquez, Roy Ho-
ward, Ricardo Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-23
DE yENEZUELA.e

III / H. x
Ell vapor GARAGES que entr6 aver
procedente de Venezuela, trae los 81
gufentes pasajeros:
Juan A. Monagas, Rosario r. Mo
nagas, Ismael Monagas, Rebecca Mo
nagas, Francisco Abarca. Jorge e. Sal
dana, Rafael Dalmau, Evangelina o.
Dalmau, Jose Murati Antoni, Alfredo
Lassise, Arcadia Ramirez, Amancia
II de -Casta1o, Juan n. Castailo Leon,
Paquita Castano Leon, HeribeHo I6-
pez, Maria Oyarzabal, Cellobia NJ. de
villegas, Enrique VKegas, Pablo Gi-
menez Lescano,f Alberto NJ. Arends,
Eleazar II. Z. Maduro. Sergio Santos
VillareaI, kathleen Santos Villareal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-23
LA CRUZ RoJA \ Ell INCENDIO
DEL BARRIO sANTo DOMINGO,
EN- sARECIBO

Ell Capftulo de la Cruz Roja Ameri-
cana de Puerto Rico, da al pdblico la
s,guiente information en- relaci0n con
sel incendio del barrio de Sahto Do
51ningo, de Arecibo:
s. y ID. cho case cOnstituye un ejemplo
deylo que puedel la cooperation de la
aapces..dad de sostener en- pie la institu
eldn con stodos sus3 orsanismos. Yea
.noslo;
r0eurri6 el terrible incendio. Ger
"a eie dosc:entas familias pobres que
tlalon s.n hogar. Existfa un Comit6
focal en- Arecbo. Y acto seguido aten-
do al socOrro lie las vfctimas proper
cionandoles al?BlentO, vestido habi-
taci0n tSansitoria. El Comit6 envi6
una Comisi0n a San Juan V como exis-
tia Ell San Juan un Capftulo con algu-
nos recursos, la Comisi0n fu6 atendi
da en- el actO Y hubO din2ro V material
para el socorro Immediate. Pero sc
lliZo mis-. Como ell Capftulo saba que
pOdfa cont:ir con los ComiteS Locales,
organizados en- toda la isla, ac0rd6 le-
vantar por medic de elIos un fondo
que alcanz0 a la Suma de 81 500 20.
''Pero que no fr6 ESQ TODD. Nuestra
organization no eStii sola. Es una
anna de un immense irbol. Desde
Washington La Cruz Roja, habfa remi
lido casas. Diez de elias, cuyO valol
puede calcularse en- veinte mil pesos
sc enviaron a Arecib0 " con 10 que
quedaba del dinero secolectado Sc com.
praron dos cuerdas de terreno las
| diez Glsas Sc estan transformando en-
veinte mas, pequefas, con sus instala'
clones sanitarias, cada una preparada
para alojar dos familias. Toda la
obra Ell ArecibO ha continuadO bajC
la direction del Comit6 Local, que cuen
ia con el auxilio del competente in
geniero del Municipio.
"Resultado: Cuarenta familias po.
| bres tendran hogares decentes a vir.
tud del esfuerzo combinado de todos
los organismos de la Cruz Roja Anne.
ricana.
la obra ha sido Ell verdad lenta Y
deficiente en- muchos detalles, pero
elias sdetn1est stithslo que podrfa hacer.
Sc en- casos semejantes en- ell future
ST vigoriZaramos nuestra INSTRUCTION.
SOLO hejaRdO de cunplr nuestrO de-
Der qESsdbiendas, permitirt0n,Os que
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