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The Washington times., 1920-11-10
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official delegate TO the celebration
OF the tercentepary or the LANDING
OF the Pilgrims and the founding
of the first legislative assembly Al
jamestown. which Is being marked
by ceremonies all over the country.
Yesterday General Niveile was
the guest OF honor at luncheon
given by the Secretary OF War at
the Army and Navy Club. the
guests asked 10 meet him inciud-
ing all the Cabinet Officers now In
town, some OF the diplomats and q
number of army officers. Despite
the rain. the party visited Mt YER
non I'm the afternoon and In the
evening there was an Informal
dinner at the willard.
=
MRS. HOUSTON TO RECEIVE.
Mrs. Houston. wife of the Secretary
of the Treasury. Is the frst OF the
Cabinet hostessss TO resume her art
ernoons at home this season she
will receive this afternoon and the fol-
lowing Thursdays until after Christ
mas.
Mrs Edwin +. Meredith entertained
at luncheon today In compliment to
Baroness Romano. The other guests
Grouitch. Nine. Peter. Mrs. Robert L.
owen, Mrs. Henry w. Keyes, Mrs.
Gordon Woodbury.. Mrs. Charles c.
McChord, Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs.
Cary T. GraySou, Mrs. Thomas +.
Walsh, Mrs. Charles s. Cromwell, Mrs.
iist Blair. Mrs. John II. Hewson, Mrs
John Allan Dougherty. Mrs. James
Carroll Frazer and Mrs. Cromwell
Brooks.
Mrs. Meredith will spend tomorrow
in Philadelphia with friends, return
ing in the evening.
-
JAPANESE ENTERTAIN.
The japanese ambassador. Mr.. Shi-
dehara. was host at dinner last even
ing at tho Shoreham to a large COM
pany Of men in honor Of the delegates
to the international communications
conference. =. The company included
the Secretary OF State, cambridge
Colby; the British ambassador, Sir
Auckland Geddes; Postmaster General
Burleson, the Prince de Bearn ct de
Chalais, charge d'anaires of the
French embassy: Signor Giuseppe
Brambilla. charge d'affaires of the
Italian embassy; Mr.. Norman II.
Davis, Undersecretary OF State; Maj
ScH. II. ~. betuell, MI. IL. L. STdIkle.
Capt. Geoffrey Blake. Brigadier Cen
eral Collardet, Capt. J. +. J. L. Rigal,
Col Marquis Vittorio Asinari di Bert
nexzo. Capt. Pietro Civalleri, u. NJ.
Lanel, NJ. Broin. General Ferrie, NJ.
Poulaine. NJ. De Laprodelle, Lieuten-
ant Robin. Captain Franck. Comdr. N.
Mirahelli, Colonel Bardeloni, Condr.
Raineri Biscja, Andrea Geisser Celesia
| di Vegliasce. F. J. Brown, r A.; C..
| Sperling. Lieutenant Colonel Gardi-
| ner, Lieutenant Colonel Mackworth.
Admiral w. S. Benson. Comdr. l. Rob-
inson. Captain Echaverri. II. Madge,
Van S. Merie-Smith, Maj. Gen. G. o.
Squter. Brig. Gen. D. z. Nolan, Capt.
George w. Bicknell, Rear Admiral w.
N. G. Billiard. Walter S. Rogers, W. C..
Dennis. p. L. Edwards. Charles Lee
Cooke, DR.. Walter w. McLaren, w. c..
+, Meyer, Harold Tittman, Prof. A. E.
Kennedy. p. l.. Beal. w. w. Andrews,
| Sensaburo Kageyama, Maj. Gen. Ka-
zutsugu 1nouye, !. j. A.: Capt. Junichi
kiyokawa, j. j. N; S. Saburi, Ushi-
goro kojima, Kozaburo Sugino. Capt
Yoshitake Uyeda, 7. ]. NJ; Tamegoro
Ushizawa, .Comdr. Isoroku Yamamoto.
I. J. N: Lieut.. Comdr. Saburo Sato, l..
J. NJ; Major Shosuke Takagi. I. ]. A.;
Toyokichi Nakasami and suteti
Snzuki. '.-.
The Washington times., 1920-11-10
GEDDES TO GIVE BALI.

The ambassador OF Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will give a ball at
the embassy Friday evening. Novem-
Der 10.
lady Geddes will resume her Fri
day afternoons at home on November
&c and receive on Fridays Thereafter
through the season.
The minister OF Siam, Phya Prabha
Karavongse, has gone TO New York
and is staying at the Pennsylvania
Hotel.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-15
syndicalists Stay watchmaksr-NO
Arrests Are Made.

SEVILLE, Spain. Nov. IA
matchmaker named Manuel Bomba
was shot and kiiled Saturday night
by Syndicallsts. No arrests have
been made in connection with the
murder.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-15
TREASURY
ROBBED BY TAILOR
OF $4,000 FRANCS
Forged Order and ueutenantS
Uniform Deceive Authorities
Small Sum Recovered.

PARIS, Nov. 15.-An France Is
chuckling over the arrest Of silver
smith and tailor, who, by tmper-
sonating French officers, got 7ss,oOo
francs (nominally Si572O0) from the
Ministry OF Finance.
On Oct. 10 last, man dressed In
the uniform Of a French Lieutenant
Of infantry. presented himself at the
Ministry Of F1nanOs with signed
order for 786, 900 francs as pay for
an army corps stationed at MhinE.
The order seemed genuine and the
supposed Lieutenant got the money.
A few days later the General com-
manning the nainz corps tele-
Eraphed asking that the pay roll DO
sent. and then It was discovered that
the order was a forgery.
The Paris police arrested George
Yvrande, a snversmith. and Henri
Patel a tailor. charging them
with the theft When arrested PLATED
was In the act of DOMINIC a French
officers uniform and the police Dc
neve no was about TO attempt another
raid Oh the French Army treasury.
PLATED confessed that IL was he who
had obtained the $4,000 francs on an
order forged by Yvrande. On PlateIs
confession the police arrested Noise
10 Carpenter. an automobile agent;
Andre Forester. a bath attendant,
and Georges Huguet q soldier, as
being implicated in tho crime.
The police have been able TO re-
cover only 5000 francs,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-15
ARRESTED IN THEFT
OF MILLION FRANCS
Money Supposed to Have Been Lost
in ShipwTeck Seized h
MarSeilleS

MARsBLILBS. France. Nov. IS
When the steamer Antique OF the
Chargeurs Reunis Line sank in the Bay
Of Biscay last January with heavy loss
OF life. It was said she carried
10. 100000 francs In now bills for the
BaDque Francois Antique oocidontale
At. DakaI.
Jules CArassy. an automobile dealer.
was arrested In this city yesterday
when he was about % board . train
for Paris. In a suitcase he carried
were 100000 francs in new bins, the
numbers on whioh were consecutive and
tailed with records of the shipment 70
the Dakar bank on board the Antique.
II Is asserted by the police that a
before the ship left her dock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-11-15

TOXIC. Nov. l5.-Anti- Christian m0bs
twice broke up Salvation Army Jubilee
celebrations here yesterday. Gangs OF
students dispersed an open-air gather
ing, while a mob invaded an indoor
meeting, tore down the decorations and
Rienced the speakers
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-12-09
MaCkinaWS
: Mackinaws and all Leather Lined
Coats and Vests at big
reduction
Munsing Union
Suits for Men

AT BIGGEST REDUCTIONS EVER
$1,000 Union Suits, now .....$7.95
$50 Union Suits, now --...--.---.$5.20
5 6.25 Union Suits, now ...$4.95
S 600 Union Suits, now ..-.....$4.75
5 500 Union Suits, now ............$3.95
5 400 Union Suits, now .....-...$3.15
S 1926 Union Suits, now .........$2.55
All Two-Piece Suits reduced 20 per
cent.
Boys Underwear 10 per cent dis
count. ~s"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-12-09
Mems and Boys Suits on

Sale at Prices that are worth WHILE
Every garment guaranteed for style fit and work.
manship
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
FOUNTAIN TO
DIE TOMORROW
Condemned Negro Nervous
AS Nails Go Into Scaffold
for Hanging
OTHERS IN JAIL
FEAR GHOSTS

EASTON, Nd, July 22.-Isalah
Fountain, the Negro who is to be
hanged here tomorrow, spent a rest
less day In his ceh in The jail here
yesterday, as he sat listening TO the
noise made by the hatchet and saw
welded by workmen erecting the
scaffold on which he is 20 be hanged.
The scaffOld is In the corridor that
separates the jail from the ofhce OF
Sheriff Soulsby.
Fountain would have nothing TO
say, but sat downcast in his cell all
day and would eat but little.
The scaffOld is made OF four large
white oak corner posts, from the top
Of which runs a cross bar, through
which the rope which is TO be placed
around Fountains neck Is suspended
This rope is Of hemp and was pur-
chased Of rope manufaciurer on
East Pratt street Ballmols' me We
platform on which Fountain is 20
stand Is about eight feet from the
floor Of the corridor and is seven and
Onelhalf by five feet The rapdoor
through which Fountain viii fall IS
three and One-half feet square.
In leaving his cell tO go 10 the scaf-
ford Fountain viii walk The entire
length OF the corridor, from the
south end OF the Jail to the north
,end OF the corridor. He will have to
walk up a Steps 20 The platform on
vyt.<r6 he is to stand. The scaffold
was finished today, when the uap
was tried 10 see that the door fell
all right
F0unt9in is not the only Inmate OF
the Jail that has been nervous ana
excited. The other Negro prisoners
have been exceedingly dull and ner-
vOus. They vigorously complained
AGAINST the scaifold being erected 10
the corridor, saying they woulo
never be able to sleep another nignl
while they were in the jail, as thes
would see Fountain walking around
the corridor every night and hear him
CRYING or singing.
Sheriff SOulsby says he has dDoul
finished all arrangements Tor m'
hanging and is prepared TO see thal
order IS maintained, as he has sum
cient deputies and the police from
Motor Vehicle Commissioner Baugh
mans Office.
The hanging win be private. NOn'
but the members OF Fountains IAN
ily. the iail physician and the 2
Witnesses the law prescriDes. News
paper men via be allowed inside th'
iaii. II necessary, no one VIII be al
lowed on West street between Oour
and Federal streets and on Fedora
street. between West and Washing
ton streets
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
GOVERNOR COX TO
VISIT DELAWARE
sneclal to The Tvening Journal.

Special to The Tvening journal
DOVER. July Ex-Governor Cox OF
Ohio. Democratic Presidential nom
inees will visit Delaware during the
campaign and make several speeches.
The time and place for the speeches
has not been arranged.
Senator Josiah o. Wilcott, the new
member from Delaware OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee rcturned
last night from Columbus where ne
attended a meeting OF the committee;
While there senator WOlcOtt met
Governor Cox who he says definitely
promised him 90 come 10 Delaware
during The campaign. The meeting
Senator WolcOh says, was a harmon
i0us one. He attended a lawn buffet
supper at the executive mansion
while in Columbus and met Mrs. Con
who was hostess.
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
s1TyFNA PERSONALS.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
SMYRNA. July 22-Mrs. Edwin Nc
Kenzie of Wilmington is visiting
Mrs. Alice Reed; Mr.. and Mrs Rich
Holland. of Baltimore, are spending
a few days at RchobOths Mrs. Boehm-
Ter visited friends al RehobOth re-
Gently; the Rev. Derribkson Cummlns,
of ST. Louis, is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Cummins; Miss
Edith Collins entertained at bridge
recently Richard Long. IT. has been
appointed lay reader for ST. Peters
parish
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
POLICE RFCOVFR MUCH LOOT.

CHESTER, Pa, July 22-MOre than
500 pounds OF butter. 10000 cigarettes
and 200 pounds Of cheese, stolen from
Armour & Co. and the Baylin TO
bacco Company, were recovered yes
ierday by The police, al Ninth street
and Elsinore place Bruno Gumei, OF
Eddysb0ne, was arrested, charged
with stealing the cigarettes, and
Magistrate Elliott held him in 5000
bail for Investigation.
The butier and cheese were found
81 the Pappas restaurant, and p. G.
pappas. Nicholas pappas and Louis
CARROT were charged with receiving s
stolen goods and each held in $1,000
hail
Evening journal., 1920-07-22
an TAIKTn RIGTTT OuT. SIZE DID.

TERRA HAUTE-It wasn't exactly a
iefense that May Nevins conducted IN
her own behalf when charged with
int0xication here. It was more Of a
counter4offensive. No, I'm not
glihyF she shouted. And by the
who arrested me as well as the ones
that did me dirtg- IS a gOod
Idea commented Hizzoner. Case con-
timed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01
NILES

More than 100 members OF Mac
caoee lodges in Berrien county were
- Niles "Wednesday az guests for
.tnc afternoon and evening or Niles
H.ve No 80. A class Of % members
was Initiated into the local lodge
caring the afternoon At 8 O'Clock
tle Oeal hive entertained the mem
Ierr ~ the Clasa and other visitors
g dinner served in the odd Eel
W hall. the members OF the Re-
i.Eah lodge serving am excellent
1folu % about $50 Last evening
the officers Of the lodges were In
sailed az a meeting open to the
bile Lieut.. Nora Cate Of the
erat Hive acted as installing Off
Ger program which included
f.~.ral numbers by M-. and Mrs
1 leach and Anna Marie and
IrHa GarunEer was also given. An
Interesting luncheon Of the Bar as
location ~ NIles was held at the
IHr.er hote' "wednesday noon. The
minimum fee schedule of the State
iiar association wac accepted and
Endorsed. and an members agreed 20
operate in accordance with It's null
Sings The Ethics committee passed
Judgment or several important mat
fr, that had been referred 20 TO- All
llt two members were present.
Mrs. r. a. Smythe If Benton Har-
Dor has been elected president Of
Tire Berrirn county board of the
- uhcrculosis association being Chos-
en in place ~ DR. Mabel Elliott. who
resigned 20 20 10 Turkey. Mrs.
Smythe win finish her term OF Of
f~e. She has been acting az vice
president Of The board the other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01

mem bers Of which are: Mrs Flor
ence IaCrone. second vice presld emit:
Mrs. Fred l. West secretary: Mrs.
W G. Blish. treasurer, Mrs. Roy
Clark. r. ", Berrien visiting nurse.
Next Sunday evening AZ the Pres
byterian church the practice Of
showing moving pictures In con
ucctlon with the evening service OF
worship. which viii include SER
mon by the pastor will Dee inaus-
urated The first picture 10 be
shown will be the Passing Of the
Third Floor Back
The Niles banks are the first TO
subscribe for bonds 20 be issued by
the owner Of the Baumann theater.
subscribing 20 $1,000 worth of the
bonds Bonds IN the extent Of $685.
600 viii be issued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01

Bend, as it will afford every opportunity to
ing Apparel of the well known Newman standard ofqual
yht at the very start of the New Season
These liberal reductions have been declared through
W for years of hearty support and liberal patronage
the Newman during this sale And come tomor-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-01

That Sc may please Thee 20 wean
my affections from all things be
low. and 10 nh me with ardent de-
sires after heaven, and finally 10
make me partaker Of all Thy bless
ings and promises IT. Christ Jesus ]
beseech Thee 20 hear me- Good
LORD. Prom Hele's Devotions.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-11
BusQue Siempre I'm RemediO
CuyOs COmDOnentes Sean
Puranlente VEGETABLES

La dyspepsia, la indig estion. la
fermentation de los alimentos. los "a
ses en- ell egtomago, agruras, acedias,
dolores de vientre. quemazon- en- la
region del corazon toda enfermedad
proveniente de la mala digestion, de
ben corregirse a tempo ocasiona-
ran al fin al cabo consecuencias flu
nestaS.
No hay hoy necesidad de sufrir
de males del estomago, cuando el re-
medic esta la mano. Al sentirse ell
mas ligero sfntoma de indisposici6n
estomacal -debe usted acudir inme-
diatamente al boticario mas cercano
v comprar una cajita de Pildcras In
dianas Vegetables del DIR. Wright.
T6melas de acuerdo con las direccio-
mes en- la envoHura. Su efecto bene-
fico no deiara de sentirse pronta y
eficazmente. Las Pfldoras Indianas
Vegetables del DR.. Wright SON pura-
mcnte vegetables, y surten su efecto
de acuerdo con los preceptos de la
saba naturaleza.
Ell estreiiimiento que invariable-
mente acoapafla a la indigestion de-
saparece Dor complete. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-11
Ell buen funcionamiento


Del estomago es la base de la sa-
-lud. 81 ell est6mago esta enfermo,
todo ell ORGANISING sufre. ST usted
padece de dyspepsia, indigestion
lenta, exceso de bills, palidez, anna
rillo en- ell blanco de los ojos, alien
to desagradable, falta de apetito,
pesadez, saciedad y agrura en- Ell
est6mago, gases, capa 0 costra anna
rilla en- la lengua Y NAL gusto en-
Ia boca, debiera ensayar las PAS
TILLAS MITCHEIIA PARA Ell
ESTOMAG0 Il HIGADO, las cua-
les sc recomiendan para estimular
la pesadez inactividad del Est6-
mago Higado. Pruebelas toman-
dose una pastilla antes de las co.
midas y seguramente que bendeci-
"a la hora de haber lefdo este, avi
so. De venta en- todas las buenas DO
tieas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-11
DE MrEREs. PARA Las DAMAs

Hago a-mAquina Punto dc vainica
Dobiadillos. Tru-Tru y Ribste do Picot
en- cualauiera ciase de teia y pre-
clos econ6mtcos.
Habiendo aumentado el ntmere d
mAquinas, puedo entregar en- el act
todos los trabajos. Garantizo ssmsro ,
limpieza. Tienda LA FAAA. San Fran
cisco st. Tel6fonc 655.
Eervicio especial por ceres
ANA TERRADILL0s Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-11
OESDE CABO ROJO
CoNFERENoIA DE- PADREs

CoNFERENCIA DE PADRES
Muy concurrida result6 la reunion de
padres de familia que Sc celebr6 en- Ca
DO Rojo, organizada por nuestro coInpe-
.tente Inspector de escuelas, William f
Idttlsfield, v Ia entusiasta 'sacting prin
cipal'', sefiorita Modesto Rivas.
Cousumieron twnos el cenrisionAdo
do Instruction local, Vicente Tfelles;
el iicenciaAo Francisco Montalvo, jusz
neunicipal, y Luis Fernandez. Todos estu
vieron muy felices en- sus disertaciones,
en- particular nuestro digno comisiona-
do. sefior Trelles, quien en- elocuentes y
galiardas frases expuso al auditorio los
titanicos esfuerzos que realiza para do
tar cabo Rojo de un edifcio escolar
moderno que responda las necesidades
y cultura de un pueblo progresista.
Ell acto fu6 amenizado por la banda
escolar, y los alumnos de las profesoras
senoritas Modesto Rivas, Lidia Torres,
Q Isolina Castillo nos deleitaron con es
cogidos coros, que ponian de manifesto
derreche de arte y buen gusto
Con Ia feIicitaci6n que reclaman TO-
dos estos actos, que tienden al progreso
de Ia cultura, solo debe decirse: JADE
lantel--Te6fiilo CARAzo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-11

Muy alta, olocuentfsima, fuk Ia demos
TRACTION dada, por los padres de este pue
bio. del amor one tienen IA escuela '
del dnter6s que por ella Sc tOman, al res
ponder como 10 hicieron la invitaci6n
hecha por los maestros para celebrar una
reunion en- los salones de la escuela de
''Luis Mufoz Rivera.
Tea Rajs esta llamado ser uno de los
pueblOs que, aunque pequefio por su ex
tension, por su uustraci6n sera grarae,
81 contin1a prestando su cooperation,
su inter6s y su atenci6n Ia educaci6n
de sus j6venes
Este pueblo esta muy interesado en-
preparar hombres que en- el future den
brillo homer no solamente a la loca-
lidad. ST que tambien a la isla, su
patria.
Hace algunos meses los maestros v 81
Inspector de escuelas sugirieron La idea
de instslar un comedor escolar, ell pue
bio Embellishments presto su 6bolo, y
si por alguna causa irnprevista Sc ne
cesitara hacer un nuevo esfuerzo para
que tan loable institution no fracase,
estoy SECURE que ell pueblo responderA
gallardamente, dando asi un nuevo ejem-
plo cfvico.
La Cruz Roja Infantil ha podido con
tar con ciento por ciento de socios du-
rants los dos iltimos amos; 10 que de-
muestra que el pueblo no solo Sc ocupa
de la comunidad, siho de La grande: el
nnndo.
rs indiscutible que estos ejemplos Sc
ran saludables para la nifiez y que a su
tempo seran imitaaos para bien nues-
tro y de La humauidad
Restaba D los padres reunirse con los
maestros y presenciar Ell trabajo que sus
hijos hcen en- los planteles de ensehanza
diTigidos por un competsnte cuerpo de
profesores.
Los niios de todos los grades exhibie-
ron sus trabajos, primorosarhente hechos.
Hubo dos interesantisimos torneos de
aritmetica; uno de suma rapida, por
alHmnos del cuarto gTado, de distintos
salones; y otro del s6tinzo grado. en- mul
tiplieaci6n larga, usandO metodos cor
tos, La seaorita Irizarry demostr6 su
competencia como maestra de grades pri
marios, presentandonos un torneo de die
tado por sus alumnos de segundo grado
Lo alumnos tomaron al dictado cuatro
oraciones, y solo cometieron dos erro-
res, que ellos mislnos corrigieron. La le-
ira era clara y bien Tornado, y al es-
cribir usaban el m6todo "Janer', mo-
viendo solamente Ell brazo.
FL tltimo debate fue Ell del octave y
noveno grado, cuyo tema fu6: S''Debe
o no Votar La mujer portorrioueha?'
Hicieron uso de La palabra el sefior
Pav6n .acting principal; el sefior La
fine y ei inspector de escueias, senior
Vazquez. Todos los oradores estuvieron
muy acertados en- sus conceptos y alen-
taron los padres para que continuasen
brindando su cooperation para cumplir
con el mas sagrado de los deberes del
hombre: cuidar de sls hijos y de su pa
tria.
Deseamos cue estos reuniones conti-
men, v. que, en- el future, sean invita-
dos los pueblos limitrofes para que sus
alumnos tomen parte en- esas lides, que
tanto bien haeen q Ia nifez, y que pro
porcionan q los padres v maestros un
ratio dc placer v de algeria.
TITO.
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BanCO Territorial J AgIicOla Do
Puerto Rico
sEcc1oN DE AHoRRos

Extraviada la libreta nincsro 161 ex-
pedida por nuestra Agencia de Arecibo
a nombre, de D, AvELINo MARTINEZ,
Sc hace saber: que 81 pasados treinta dias
despues de la primera publication de es-
te anuncio sin que persona alguna Sc
haya presentadc reclainar su Inejor
derecho, Sc lie expedira el correspondent
te duplicado quedando sin valor Ia O~igi
nal.
San Juan, P R., nueve de diciembre de
1920.
FL SecretaTi5,
P. RocAFoRT.
Advt.
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UN NrNo ARRoLLADo PoR UN
AUTO

In la calle del Progreso, de Aguadi
LA, 81 autom6vil de Claudio Lloreda,
guiado por Inocencio Rodriguez, AFRO
ll6 al menor Ramon vencedoni, oca.
sionandole Ia fractura de una pierna,
de La que fu6 asistido en- Ell hospital
donde qued6 recluido.
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De interes para
los Espiritistas
L1BRos AcABADos DE REcIBIR


FL vsrdadero Evangeiio del Pueblo.
Estudios sobre el Alma.
Historic de Ultratumba.
La Luz del Porvsnir.
1Por que soy espiritistaq
Roma y FL Evangelio.
Vida de Ultratumba.
Los cuatro Evsngelioss
Despu6s de la Muerte.
AL PATS de las sombras.
Memorials del Padre German.
El Gran Enigma
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

lake. which now has cons idcrablc mud
IN IL. and III" erection OF Il suitable
1athhouSu where clothing can be
changed f":- bathing suits. Mr. Cal
der said last night tina, once the work
ON this nni,dinE is startcS. IL can be
completed IN Snrrt time.
TN one sunday last summer. when
the lake was opened in u limited way
without IIthhouSc or other faclli-
Ties Tor the chlnsiur OF clothing
more than 5000 people enjoyed In.
cooling waters and sought relief in
them from tue SCUrchiuE rays of the
midsummer Sua with greatly inn
proved facilities. the lake Is expected
I" prove even more popular this wear,
other cities OF the country also have
similar Ccnt"rS.
improvements ~ the lake and the
inCIdcutI' cNpcrnrS connected with
it's opcrat,"n Wi he borne by the
city out of it's playground and rccrc-
ational fund OF morc than S3i DOC
the larEcS; IN the history OF Hirh-
m"nh. comp" red with $500
appropriated for the Same purpose
last Year.
TIL" Community Hccrcational Assoc
citation. which supported the plan to
Set the city appropriation. is also en-
SHScd IN rccr"ational program