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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26
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The home OF Nj. and Mrs. Jos.
Wadsworth near the Golden Prince,
was the scene OF one OF the most
delightful parties Of the year last
evening, when a number Of friends
of these popular people gathered at
their home for a house party dance
and a wonderful dinner. The home
was beautifully decorated In a red
and white color scheme. and Mrs.
Wadsworth proved herself to be the
ideal hostess. providing enter
tainment and pleasure for her hap
by guests until the sand man could
no longer be resisted. Dancing
was the principal amusement, one Of
the spacious rooms Of the home being
utilized for the purpose. Those
present beside the host and hostess
were: Mrs deRolff, of the Prince,
Misses Winnie Edwards, of Panaca,
and Elva Baker, Of the Golden Pri-
nee, Messrs. Owen and Evan Baker.
Of the Golden Prince. and F. z.
Brown.
The Odd Fellows of Phoebe. assist
ed by the Rebekahs. will entertain
their friends at a dance in the new
social room belonging to the orders
and which has recently been put in
order by the lodge, situated on the
lower floor of their building in Pi
oche. on Tuesday evening of next
week. Each member of the two 10.
cal orders Is appointed as q commit
tee of one to invite their friends, and
l Is expected that a most enjoyable
time will be enjoyed by those pre-
sent Music Is to be furnished by
the Phoebe orchestra the progam,
to start at nine o'clock.
Master Leslie Edwards, q popular
member Of the younger set at Pana
cs had the misfortune to sprain one
of his ankles while participating II
school athletics at that place las
week, and is .nfred to his home al
a result The any friends of thu
ycdns man have expressed the hop'
that he will>recover rapidly from tn
injury.
John FRAMES, of Spring Valley wa
Phoebe visitor on Tuesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

w. H Hosking has been i'll for the
last few days but Is now improved.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

FOR SALE-Two frame houese In
Delmar. Nevada. II you are interested
address p. o. Box l0l. Phoebe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

The Thanksgiving dance. held IN
me Phoebe opera house last even
ing. vas we'll attended and snjoyed
~ many persons Of Phoebe and VI
entity.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Among the visitors TO the Flee
trfe Movies MondAy evening ver--
NJ. and Mrs Ala and Mr. and Mrs
Leopold Pills
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Miss Mildred e. Halstead, who
made so many friends while here re-
lieving William 8. Hauffier, as local
telegraph operator, left for Los An
geles Monday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

A. L Scott. =. c d. Marriage and
Prank Crsmptoa spent Monday at
ternoou in the hills hunting.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

II l. Lee motored to Panaca Mon
day and had the misfortuns to break
IN axle OF his ear while snroute.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

George Senter, of Calient, was 9
business visitor in Phoebe Monday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Don't borrow the Record. Subscribe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Miss Frankie Jacobson left Mon
day for Salt Lake and Denver, where
she expects to make extended visits
with relatives and friends
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Harry H Barr. mining man Of the
Atlanta district. was o Phoebe visitor
Monday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Miss Sarah ImObersteg. Caliente
attorney. was . Phoebe visitor during
the week on business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Walker Lee spent . few days OF
this week In Phoebe. attending TO
business and visiting friends
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

MI. and Mrs Frank Ridins. came
In from Eagle Valley on Tuesday Of
this week. and attended to sumo In
portant business matters.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Luke J. McNames and George w.
Franks motorsd 70 Caliente on bust
ness Sunday
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

The infant eehild Of Mr.. and Mrs
4 r. Orr has Improved from q ~
cent serious illnssa
1 1---explored.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Frank Donohue. rancher Of the
Camp Valley vicinity. was q business
visitor to Phoebe this week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

John whipple ranchee from
sunnysids. spent he first Of the pre-
sent week In Phoebe. attending to
important mining business
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Deputy state superintendent Chap
man. who has been In Lincoln county
Tor the last ten days. visited In Pana-
60 Monday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

me Ihankssiving dance. held IN !
The Phoebe opera house last even
lhg. vas we'll attended and snjoyed
oy many persons Of Phoebe and VI
cinity.
The infant eehild Of Mr.. ana Nrs
4 r. Orr has Improved from q ~
cent serious illnesa
I 1---explored.
John whipple raneher from
sunnysids. spent he first OF the pre-
sent week In Phoebe. attending to
important mining business
Deputy state superintendent Chan
man. who has bsea In Lincoln county
for the last ten days. visited In Pana-
"a Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ridins. came
In from Eagle Valley on Tuesday Of
this week. and attended to suum In
portant business matters.
Miss Frankie Jacobson left Mon
day for Salt Lake and Denver, where
she expects to make extended visits
with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Fitzgerald and
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Hedges, all of the
Prince. motored to Delamar ON bust
ness last Sunday.
Mrs. deRoulf. teacher at the Prin.
CO shoot. has resumed her duties. fol.
lowing q few days off ON account Of
illness.
J. A. Clark returned Sunday from
Green River. Utah. where he had
been called . few days previously b,
the illness of Q daughter
R. A Thorley, who has EXTENSIVE
sheep interests in both Nevada ant
Utah. has spent the last ten days II
this vicinity.
A. C. Thompson. state sheep In
spector, has been In Phoebe on bust
ness the greater part Of the lac
week.
George Adair, foreman for the VI
ali, dIaho Land and Cattle company
spent few days Of this week In Pi
oche on business.
william 8. Hauher returned lai
Saturday from Salt Lake. where b
Lad been for the previous ten day
on business.
Bertha Wulfenstein returned
her home here few days ago, att
having visited with friends and rel'
tives in Panaca for a few days.
AL Larsen left Tuesday for Sa
, Lake, where he will visit for q re
DAYS before going to Los Angelo
for an extended visit.
49,. horrow tho RacOrd SubSOrib
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

Charles H Lee, rancher rom the
Wilson creek vicinity. passed thru
Phoebe Monday. enroute to Salt Lake
where he will spend q few days on
business matters.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26


Among the visitors TO the Flee
trio Movies Monday evening ver--
Mr.. and Mrs. Ala and Mr. and Mrs
Leopold Pills
n L Lee motored to Panaca Mon
day and had the misfortuns to break
an axle Of his car while snroute.
A. L Scott. 4. c d. Marriage and
Prank J Cramptoa spent Monday at
ternoou in the hills hunting.
Walker Lee spent . few days of
this week In Phoebe. attending TO
business and Visiting friends
Frank Donohue. rancher of the
Camp Valley vicinity. was . business
visitor to Phoebe this week.
Luke }. McNames and George w.
Franks motorsd TO Calients on bust
ness Sunday
| Harry H Barr. mining man of the
Atlanta district. was Phoebe visitor
Monday.
Miss Sarah ImObersteg. Caliente
attorney. was . Phoebe visitor during
the week on business.
Jack Brannigan. of the Prince,
attended the dance at Panaca last
Friday.
: Albert Delmue, Ray Welland and
Roy Lyle motored in from Roun.i
Valley Tuesday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Nell
sIn. ON Wednesday. November "a. q
, by.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-11-26

John FRAMES, of Spring Valley was
a Phoebe visitor on Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
new BILLHITS
AT TAXI TRUST
Prevents Business Places
Giving Exclusive Rights
To Park Machines.

Hotels. restaurants. theaters, or
any place of amusement or public
resort in the District Of Columbia
would be subjected to a fine OF 800
day for making special conces-
sions to any taxicab company as
against others. by the terms Of an
amendment to the sundry civil bill
which wds introduced In the Sem
ate yesterday by Senator France. Of
Maryland.
The terms OF the bill are as fol-
lows:
mo hotel, apartment, restaurant
theater or other place of public re-
sort or amusement in the District
of Columbia shall in any manner,
directly or indirectly. authorize any
motor vehicle corporation or indi-
vidual which serves the public to
use the public highway in front OF
their premises, or to gain access to
the premises in such a manner as
will prevent any other such public
conveyance from having an equal
opportunity to offer his services to
the patrons of such a place. ~
The penalty for violation Of this
statute shall be a fine of 500 day
for each vehicle in respect to which
q violation shall occur"
The bill was referred to the Dis
trict of Columbia Committee.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
WANT CENSUS
ON shoe HIDES
House Gets Favorable Report
On Bill Aimed at High
Prices.

Relief from the present high
prices of shoes Is expected to
result from the passage Of bill
favorably reported to the House
by the Census Committee. !. The
bill authorizes the Director Of the
Census to take census every
month Of the number Of hides In
the country and makes It manda-
tory upon all hide owners to give
full information to tie census
takers.
.srhe committee is Of the opin-
ion," said Chairman Siegel. that
there was no necessity for the IN.
crcases in the prices Of hides. ana
the present high prices Of shoes
are entirely unnecessary. uncailed-
for and unprecedented.
Tho alleged shortage OF leather
is a pure subterfuge put forward
as a justification for increasing
prices. The taking of the proposed
census of hides should have the ef-
feet of disclosing the true situa-
tion to the entire country.
Representative Kreider. Repub-
lican. of Pennsylvania, author OF
the bill and one of the leading shoe
manufacturers of the country, says
early relief from present high
prices Is certain to result
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
ELECTION Held
BY ARCHITECTS
Institute Chooses
New Officers Result to
Be Known Today.

what Can Be Accomplished by
Co-operation Between Professions =.
was the subject Of discussion last
night at the fifty-third annual con-
vention OF the American Institute Of
Architects at the Coreoran Art CAL
lery.
Representing their respective pro-
fessions. Samuel T. Ansell, law;
Francis c. Shenehon, engineering;
DR.. William G. Ebersole. medicine
and dental hygiene, and Gibson
Gardner. Journalism. delivered ad-
dresses.
The morning session was devoted
to the election. of officers and hon
orary members and the reports of
committees. In the afternoon re-
gional directors were chosen. Re-
suits of the elections will not be
made known until noon today.
This morning at $3.50 o'clock the
relations of the architect to the eli
ent, draughtsman and builder will
be discussed and the craftsmanship
medal presented. This afternoon the
convention will be officially closed.
An informal dinner will be given at
the Chevy Chase Club at s o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
Richmond Takes Church Survey.

Richmond, Va, May e. Under
leadership Of the Intefchurch World
Movement, evangelical churches of
Richmond are planning a city-wide
survey OF religious and social con-
ditions. more complete in its organ
ization and more thorough in detail
than any similar enterprise ever
undertaken here.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07

We proud feature and standard
Clothes For long time we've had the exclusive Washington
carefully made clothing We've
tito you the best value money buy. ..
AT any time wish to select Suit well gladly
wish to make small deposit and the balance This
often helps you to take advantage of quick bargains.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-07
Clothing Prices of Former Years

Have
dcah loss
us Of
sno maenas)
onake
r o opg.
This fair taemenr usndpr
dtons Our clothing made Of the
s tailoring known; and surely designed by present Styles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-27
DON RAFAEL MATos BERNIER NO
MINADo REPRESENTATIVE LAT
LARGE

La Junta local unionista de Ponce Ia
publicado ell siguiente acuerdo:
tAsociandose q las aspiraciones del
pueblo que lama al escenario de La &C
tual campafia politica la candidatura
del viril periodista y meritisimo CORE
ligionario don Rafael Matos Bernier pa
IA Representante ''at-large", como jus
ia recompensa los valiosos servicios
que ha prestado nuestra causa, la Jun
ia Local de la Union de Puerto Rico
declara aceptar y patrocinar al referi-
do candidato; acordandcse por unani-
midad que Sc inicie una campafia a su
favor, que copia de este acuerdo Sc re
remita la Junta Central y que Sc so
licite de las Juntas Locales de la Union
de Puerto Rico de La Isla, presten su
ayuda al triunfo de nuestro candidaao
en- la Asamblea General del Partido que
ha de celebrarse en- San Juan el IL de
setiembre pr6ximo."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-27
Los VENTILADO-
RES Y EL TREIN-
IA Y CUARENTA

La otra noche, cuando en- una azo
tea del-centro de Madrid, yo me he
convencido de que, 81 en- Madrid hace
calor, es, senci amente, por culpaode
los malos Gobicrnos. Hay qUien OPT
ma 10 contrario cree que los minis
La prueba de ello-me dice un
amigo-esta en- que esta ciddad, tan
calurosa durante las vacaciones par
lamentarias, Sc vuelve una nevera en-
cuanto ell Gobierno abre las Cortes..
Es decir, que para mi amigo no es
que los ministries los diputados Sc
vayan de Midrid porque en- Madrid
haga calor, sino que en- Madrid hace
calor porque sc van los dirutados y
los ministries.
Pero mi amigo no podra sostener
en- serio su teoria. Ha habido minis
tros muy frioleros, como el Sr. Mon
tero Rios, que Sc hacia calentar el
Senado al igual de un invernadero de
serpientes, pero ha habido tambien
otros cuya temperature, durante al
gunos accesos de fiebre, paso de los
cuarenta grades. 81 la bondad de los
gobernantes dependiere de su calor
inferno, no estariamos nunoa NAL 60
bernados. Todo serfa question, en- los
casos de crisis, de no darle a nadie
una cartera ministerial sin aplicar.e
antes el termometro asi como en- cier
to circulo aristocratico creo que les
analizan la sangre a todos los que
quieren ser socios.
Indudablemente, con un POGO de ur
banizacion y con una buena ley de
inquilinato Madrid podria ser una
ciudad bastante habitable en- el vera.
no y en- el invierno. Todas las ciuda-
des de Europa han evolucionado va
del periodo en- que ell china formabs
los hombres al perfodo en- que los
hombres transforman \el china, Ma
drid es la inica exception de esta re
gla. Aqui no hemos pasado a1n, er
materia dc invenciones para cambial
el calor, de los ventiladores electricos
con los que las bacterias deben diver
tirse mucho saltando en- el aire d.
los cafes, de la bandera nacional, que
nos produce todos un gran frfo er
la medula del treinta cuarenta
Z Sobre todo, del treinta cuarenta
Cuando el calor es mas fuerte y eI
Madrid resulta impossible respirar
las gentes toman el tranvia, un coch'
un automovil y Sc van jugar a
extrarradio. Y es indudable que e
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-27
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
sEcCIoN PRIMERA

Ramon Diaz Gonzalez vs. Evaristo
Joglar, aecion negativa de sorvidum
bre. Sc ordCn6 al Secretario cxpida
citaciones al Comisionado del Servi-
clio PGblico De Rio Piedras Al Te
sorero de la isla, para Que compare.
can ante el Tribunal q 30 q las dos
de la tarde. llevando los doeumentos
que SC solicitan
Catalina Alemar. ex-parte. autori-
zaci6n judicial. Sc orden6 Ia sustitu
eion del nombre del abogado de 70
promovente.
Maria FilOmena Escotoliff. ex
parte, administration judicial. s.
aprob6 el informe del contador par.
tidor Sc ordcno que por 81 admins
trador judicial So entregue ; ponga
en- possession a JOS hcrederos dc scs
respectivos biencs.
Julio Cepeda vs.. ISL Malforsde
divorcio. Sc declare sin iugar n mn.
cion solicitando Sc ca. pi. 81 demnr
1ante por desacato.
Angela Rucra cv parte. autstiza-
ci6n judicial s. ordeno que por 81
Secretario Sc ,r..eguer e Ia poticio
maria $500 par" que los in'iefta 81
Ia forma que soItiI
Pillar Franco. cN-parte. dccinrato
ria dc herederBs. Sc dec arc uuirm
y universal he 'edt-. De NargarIta
Lopez Franco. a su madre. Pillar Fran
co.
BasiliO Lopez y otra vs Antonio y
Jose f. Arzuags. dahos periu.eios
Sc reserve la rss ilucion
Ramon Diaz Con. 7lc. vs.. Evaristu
Joglar, accion nsE toria d scre idum
bre. Sc trausfrij u VISTA dc este On
SC para el lunes 30 a las do dc BE-
tarde.
Felipa Gambia VS. O@ar iode-ma.
divorcio. Sc con. 'dli a = dcruandante
e benefcio de po )re n para iitigar en-
este case.
DANIEL kodrlgu'E vs.. Dolores NE
dina, divorcio. S. d,c.aro con lurar
10 demanda, Gu 'Gan,i" los hijos habi
Cos en- el mar n7r;l bajo Ia pairig
potestad del padre. 81 dcmaneantc. y
Sc impusieron las costas a q denau-
dada.
Asunci6n Fadilla vs. Maria To
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-27
La TROPA ROJA
RECUERDA A LAS
HORDAS DE ALTA

FL Chicago Tribune pub'ica un des
pacho de su Corresponsal en- la Pru
sia oriental. en- ell cual relata con de-
tales abrumadores la situacion del
ejercito boIsheUiki que combate con-
ira las -tropas po'acas.
He aqui, en- sfntesis, las impresio-
nes recogidas por ell periodista:
"He visitado hoy a Gravejo Y no
he podido reprimir la impression que
a producido en- mi amino ell aspecto
doloroso del ejercito bolskeviki.
En- esta- poblacion, va destruida por
la guerra, me he encontrado entire
soldados soUiets, pertenecientcs los
Regimientos de caba leria y a tro-
pas de primera Inca. Sc mezclaban
ALI gentes de todas classes, soldados
llegados del campo y de las ciudades,
calzados con sandalias Y vestidos de
azul de rojo. En- mi vida habia Wis
to tan NAL aspecto, masa tan hetero-
genoa, tan abigarrada, inquieta y
desesperada Dos soldados usaban
sombreros de distinta forma uni
formes de diferentes colores. Pude
yer tambien algunos soldados con uni
formes ingleses, Y otros con trajes
de paisano Los soldados, turbulentos
e impresionables estaban hambrientos
Y depauperados. Lo que ST habia abur
dantes municiones y copiosos fusiles
tambien una discipline que mete
miedo.
Hay que hacer justicia los oficis
les que estaban bien vestidos v ali.
mentados. Con ellos estaba un Comi.
sario del gobierno sOUiet cuya mission
es vigilarlos dar cuenta de sus ac.
tos al Comite Executive dc la Terce.
ra international.
Viendo estudiando esos soldados
-agrega el periodista,-no he podi
do comprender a que Sc deben su:
victorias de estos dos 1ltimos amos
Quizas por su discipline de hierro {
quizas por no exponerse a sufrir 10:
rigores del hambre, va que no .encueT
tran alimentos en- su propio terrific
rio Y tienen que buscarlos en- TERRA.
ajenas, actuando con saiia implaca
bic y loca".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-27
@iIII||2IiiBurtalGA q

rres N&ruaez. divorcio sems9sts -
g. caso sin afEumenfaf. 81 Tutafs
80 reserve 81 resoiuri8r.
Abina weisudsr vs Eiadto warf
nez. divorsio. s. corcciio is asmar
dante 81 tenefieio d. potgsaa pafa l
iirar en este fasa
Tomas MARTINEZ Vi Paa 60.
>. or g.. daaos > periaisiea - -
serv6 "a fsaeluth,r
Rsmtn Msnis vs Porfs RE Csn
Hsrciai Cosparafier. rtsfntn de-
contrato. s. ofsen5 q serrstafts ss
ida eitaci5n a Ramor Van sara
cue comraFe9ra arfe ei Trihnna# ~
dia Z de setientre las rarse a. Is
mahana. tsn los aeeunr faa Hhfa
dos.
Large Ca. 81 Ioss wansfras
Santiago Rivera. .satra 10 Hrera
g. rcserv6 su reso.nftsn
Basilio Lopss 3 otra ts ArfaHa
y joe ' Arruaea. fafos 3 reffa
lio. Sc levo hs ssmarfarta -
este case. pof fetistiios fe I nf
clci6n - esta ar.ian. cor nna
90 las cos sas "a tarro
Angela Husna. st pafts. aafaf
oion. s. orlent e. seertfaris srffe
que q la pstIeionara $3.50 psa -.
.os intiefta en ID forma qa la
Enrique Castro Rafaa Fe
vs. Comisisu Hiriea insu'ar
'tom s. otdena Al Eerrrfara etfH
citaciones 4 Rafael Aigarsr TeH
JcorFe & shan'oa psra aue amta
rezean ante 81 Trihurai e A. p
a. dos de h tarde. ran FL. asansf.
TO- soititadas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-27
DISTINGUIDA
BODA EFECTUA-
DA EN- PENUELAS

En- indisolublc lazo De amor unic-
ron sus destinos en- n pasada scna
ma en- esta poblacion. los estimabies
jovcnes Don Alfredo Ferrer y Ia -
horita~ Mercedes RODRIGUEZ. Apadri-
naron tan distinguida boda los cata
lleros don Enrique Bosch. don Au-
relic Pacheco y don Jose Loyola Jr.,
con la sefiora Adelina Bauza y Las
senoritas Fcrmina Ferrer = 81 mo.
nisima hermana COusueo.
Sc di6 eta ALI invitada por Ia no
via 10 mas aristocratico de nucstra
sociedad rcvistiendo el acto un aspeC
to sublime de galanteria buen gus.
to con derrOche de obseouios y aten
clones por parte de dofa Mercedes y
sus familiarcs.
La asistencia fue algo numerosa
ALI vimos a Ia sonora dc Maldona.
do de Purcell dc Casanova. VIDA. A
Ginestre y otras.
FL bello sexO 10 rcprescutaban uu
precioso bouquet de 10 mas belio y en-.
cantador de nuestra elite enrique.
ciendo aquel ambiente con - roman.
tica belleza las senoritas vicenti, se.
iioritas Costas So'dcviIa. Rosalmina
Gonzalez Lanuza. Monserrate otras
que siento no recordar, pero que for.
maban un conjunto hermoso dandr
esplendor al acto. Terminals Ia cers
monia y luego del repartimiento ~
capas partieron para Ponce, su resi-.
dencia tan estimable pareia que pass
a la segunda etapa dc Ia vida, brir
dando todos los concurrentes pCr ~
felicidad eterna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-27
LA ASOCIACION
BENEFACTORA
DE Los CIEGOS

En- la Ultima reunion de la Association
Benefactora de Ciegos de Puerto Rico
quedaron constituidos los siguientes CO.
mites:
DE CENSo: Don Jose Gonzalez Gino-
rio, doctor Rafael Bernabe' v doctor A
Fernos Isern.
DE PRENSA: Sonora E. R. Kildreth y
Licdo. Samalea Iglesias.
DE ORGANIZATION DE CoMITEs
LOCALES: HONORABLE Emilio del To
70, Licdo. Luis Samalea Iglesias, don 10.
Sc Gonzalez Ginorio, sefiorita Loaiza Coz
dero y doctor A. Fern6s Isern.
DE ADQUIsICIoN DE sooIos Y DO
NATTVoS: sefioras Isabel A. de Agui
lar; Mercedes I. de Ribot, Edith R. Hill
dreth, Angela G de Miro doctor Ra
fael Bernabe
DE ORGANIZATION DE vELADAs
CINES, ETC: Seforas Encarnaci6n M
de Rodriguez Sierra Carmen B. dc
Mendia.
Fueron entregados a la Tesorera Sc
nora Isabel A. de Aguilar los siguien
tes donativos:
Colecta hecha en- Yauco por Ia Sc
horita Jesusa Lebr6n, $100. 90; seiorit:
Jesusa Lebron, $1,000 la Correspol
dencia de P. r., $500; Antonio I'd,
Arecibo), $500; Primer grado de la e
Icuela Mcdelo de Rio Piedras, 50. 90; Sc
forita Loaiza Cordero, S4. CO.
Total, $4,000.
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