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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-04-24
LA RICONOSCENzA
DELLYTALIA

E. annunciato ufficialmente che il
governo itaIiano ha decorate un buon
nuemro di americani, che all'Italia
dettero tutto il loro auto, mel perio-
do periglioso della guerra.
/ nomi del nuovi decorati, che da-
reno in calce queste poche righe
di commento, dicono chiaramente
che 81 Voluto mostrare apprezza-
mento al capi di industrie, che fece-
TO buonissimi AFFAIR." coll italia, ma
Ii fecero in modo da guadagnarsi il
danaro la riconoscenza della cliente
la che aveva urgente bisogno, per
combattere la grande guerra.
Sc il lavorio dele Commission che
furono qui, da prima quasi in incO-
gnito, di poi apertamente, per inclu-
dere acquisti di materiale di guerra
non fu facile perche bisogno vincere
dele prevenzioni g sopra tutto la con-
correnza di quelh che eranO venuti
prima di moi, che ayeVano ordinate
prima di moi dovevano essere SER
viii prima di moi.
Pu0 darsi che le commission mill
tari abbiano commesso degli errori,
ma sesse shanno lottato endorsements,
conquistando il terreno a palmo a
.palmo creandosi dele simpatie, ossi-
genando Iambiente che, per gil ita-
liani, nei primi giorni, era POGO adat-
to a larghe respirazione
Nessuno, forse, la scrivera la sto-
ria del lavOro dele nostre commits
sioni militari, ma Sc la si facesse,
questa storia, ST yedrebbe cosa ci vol
le a rendersi favoreYoli, quelli che
Oggi il governo italiano, con mol
to tattO cortesia, .iscrive nell'album
di uno del suoi ordini equestri.
Detto clio, ecco nomi del decora-
ii:
Giudice Ebert Gary, chairman del
direttori DELI United States Steel Cor
poration, grande ufficiale della Coro-
"a d'Italia.
James A. Farrell, presidente della
United States Steel Corporation;
William H. Wood, presidente della
merican Car and Foundry Company,
Andrew Fletcher, presidente del
TAmerican Locomotive Company,
commentator della Corona d,Italia.
Charles S. Ganthrop, vice presiden-
te dell'American Car and Foundry
Company; e. J. Thomas, presidente
dell United States Steel Products
Company; F. Wiltshire, vice presiden-
tie della Consolidation Coal Company
a Charles Muchnie, vice presidente
dell American Locomotive Company,
utficiali della Corona d'ItaIia.
Una decorazione POGO ed & mol
to- E POGO >quando data a delle
nullita per Influenza di un deputato,
o per IL sorriso di una bella donna,
ma 6 motto uando viene eoncessa
cittadini di nazioni estere, come de-
eorazione di guerra, perche mostra
che quei cittadini di altra terra di
altra bandiera, aiutarono TItalia nell
la sua titanica lotta. Per questo col
decorati ci congratuliamo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-04-24
IL PRINCIPE UMBERTO
ST RECHERA' MEL BRASILE

ROMA, !. Aprile-Nei circoli po-
htici ci assicura che il Principe Ere
ditario Umberto, invece di qualche
altro principe di Casa Savoia, sara
incaricato di restituire la vista al
Rlovo Presidente del Brasile.
II principe ereditario 81 imbarche-
rebbe bordo della nave da guerra
San Marco"
Questa sarebbe scortata da alcune
torpediniere.
La vista verrebbe compiuta mel
prossimo agosto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-04-24
D'ANNUNZIO ESPELLE IL CAPO
DEL SUO UFFICIO STASIPA

ROMA, Aprile-Telegram da
Fiume informano che D'Annunzio, IN
seguito ad accuse documentate, ha
espulso il giornalista Piero Belli, cor
rispondente del giornale "Il Popolo
d'Italia."
II Belli era capo dell'uficio stampa
a Fiume.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-04-24


sunsi la arica d Depuao
dan lnteresse della asse operaia Di
16
dopera tire di esse ui conario attire propoe poe
votare perche assente Diparmento
rna cd al WAR Risk Bureau ad attendere allie
sodati
dicono no voato favorevomente 16 voe
81
tai due Vole medesima
dire o classe operaa
Uno di quest flu Railroad Bill"
per al controllo
primo Congreso mgore regoamen-
Tineesse pubbco
Republican, mel dero che tempo era gunt
quando dtto del rneresse
dc rrate dovrebberoesser
demo ivelo della giustizia
di limao prepa-
ratio ed 10 voa
rivano che ogni
Questo stabilebbe probabimente
areDOe causa della caduta d quesa Rpub 10 no voato
intelligence rap
presentata dalaa conservative deAmercan Labor
o approvera.
eemenu camunando la 1oro avta dietro nome o.
gil opea col
dire che Voto avoreale Railroad bl che
camene della del Republican,
essi
Latra per voe fu di autozzare
Governo bonuses prodotto
cantieri governativi durante guerra
Appropriation Bi inea
della proibire
premio ne cantieri nava
queso ma vi era da prendere in nm ~ h
appropriations Pershng
pori pi6 gridava:
aggo per la santa ausa 5anertntto 10 No
zone 81 spngeva
Vota faVorevomente permettere al
prem al avoraor ncoraggiar
per potee vincere D paese
Ma state deo che quei fra moi per
paese, votarono contro la classe operaa
conteso queanno negi per principle
fra candidate E eittadin
Amereani che mantengOno alto prego della cOstuOne
endono GoVeno abirono Iele-
mento radicale vorrebbe distruggerlo.
10 ho dubbio
ale prHarie del Is Maggo
cato fu aEoratore
no ntereant organizzazen perma-
nentemente registro
puto
Sinceramente vostro,
april q 1920 NATHAN L. STRONG.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-04-24
La carriera legislative del deputato
NATHAN L, STRONG riguardante
il mighoramento della classe operaia
osecondo i rapport della American
Federation of Labor
Cittadini del 27mo Distretto:
Miei connaZionali,

Cadini del 27mo Dstretto:
Me connazionah
n rchieata, la segaente
Hon Nathan L. Strong,
House Office Buldng,-
Washington d. c.
Milo Sig. Strong
clusa carriera
operate, cd del
Salutandovi distintamente,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-04-24
PreZZO D'AbbOnamentO

Per le inserEiOni ed avvisi o paga-
mento rivolgersi direttamente nj nOstr0
uffieio DIAL manager Francesca BEAuon-
te telefonRre per essO.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23
You Do More Work.

You are more ambitious and you get more
enjoyment out of everything when your
blood Is in good condition. Impurities in
the blood have very depressing effect on
the system. causing weakness, laZiness.
nervousness and sickness.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
restores Energy and Vitality by Purifying
and EnrichinG the Blood. When you feel
Its strengthening. invigorating effect, see
hoW 1t brings color to the cheeks and how
1t improves the appetite. you will then
appreciate It's true tonic value.
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC
is not patent medicine. IL Is simply
IRON and QUlNINE suspended in Syrup.
SO pleasant even children like It. The
blood needs Quinine to Purifyit and IRON
to Enrich 1t. These reliable tonic prop
critics never fall to drive out impurities in
the blood.
The Strength Creating Power of GROVES
TASTELESS Chill TONIC has made 1t
the fayorite tonic in thousands of homes.
More than thirty-fve years ago. folks
would ride long distance to get GROVES
TASFELESS Chill TONIC when
member of their family had Malaria or
needed q bodybuilding, strengthening
tonic. The formula is just the same to-
day. and you can get it from any drug
store. G0c per bottle.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23

what many Democrats long have dc
sired doing away with-the chance Of
William Gibbs McAdoo. They can
slider that McAdoo would make no
candidate at all against Harding;
that every qualification which is
claimed for him takes him instantly
out of the category of qualifications
which any opponent Of Harding Cox
for first choice-must have, and that
his party under the present circum-
stances will not even think of nomi-
mating him. Likewise it is considered
probable that McAdoo will not try to
go after the nomination.
Another thing about Cox which
gives his hackers hope and courage
Is that he is a speaker 1t is believed
that this reason alone should have
great weight with those who hold the
destines of the San Francisco convcn-
tion choice in their hands.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23
DEit0CRiTS SEE
BOOM FOR cox

Ohio Governor Ii Logical Man to Op.
pose Harding, his Admirers Believe
Washington, June 1i.--From his ad-
mrcrs' standpoint the man whom the
Democrats should hasten to nominate
at San Francisco is Gov. Cox, of Ohio.
And it is considered by them that
nothing possibly could have occurred
at Chicago more certain to raise his
stock than the nomination of Senator
Harding.
Cox, his protagonists consider, is
tho logical, the inevitable candidate
for the Democrats If they have any
hope OF beating Harding at all. Both
men are from Ohio. This satisfies all
those requirements of territory, sec.
t!onal feeling and balance Of States
which men who have worked long ct
the political trade consider essential
1T also, in the opinion Of many as-
tute observers here, does away with
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23
Orioin of the Hnna

ihe word Hun" was first applied to
horde of savagcs, who. I'm the fourth
century OF the Christian era came into
europe from Central Asia and under
INC command Of Attiln began to desc.
late the Roman empire, It's colonies
and dependencies. The word Is an alb.
Drcriation of the Low Latin word
'ilnnin,' meaning The Iilong-nu.IIu.
chSh"o people, who, according to Chi
nes" annals, constituted about Tie end
or The third century Il. c., powerful
empire In Central Asia.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23
lo0 1920
TIE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
observation-disclosures

Entrance examinations, and cxam-
nations for the free tuition county
scholarships at all county seats Fri
day, July 9, at 8 a. NJ.
Four-ycar courses lead to the Il. A.
and Is. 5. degrees. Special two-year
remcdical and prc-tcchncal cours
cS are given.
Special buildings and athletic
grounds. we'll equipped laboratories,
unexcelled library facilities. Two
dormitories for men. Expenses moder
ate. For terms and catalogue, address
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
f9-ot President
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23
BIG PROFIT IN
MILK AND BUTTER

Small Investment Brings Big Return
Mr.. Weaver's Plan is Simple.
bought package Of Dr.. Le-
Gears Stock Powders from my local
dealer and after feeding it to my Jer-
sey Cow, she increased from quarts
to II quarts Of milk per day, and af
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23

ter continuing the Powders for 30
Gays longer. she increased in butter
lal from . pounds to 10 pounds per
week, and at The end of months she
was making 2 pounds of butter fat
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23

pcr week"-L. b. Weaver Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Mr. Weaver followed the advice Of
DR.. L&Gcar, and is money ahead. You
can set the same results. Get DR.. Le-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-06-23

Gears Stock Powders from your deal
cr; feed il 10 your horses, milk COWS,
stccrs, hogs and sheep as directed.
Satisfaction or money back. DE- l.. d.
Gear Med. Co., ST Louis, Mo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

IE@E IL Ea- zn M& H s
uzz Sz 1z LlE-
$40 Nzr1h IS te rs Es
oz II t Taaazh Z
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WsdE APra
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zchsr 4 pzzn E 1vsE
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5oasnezzh wsrs. NJ and Ms J. c
SzvaZ Carton SaEa- ard hE guest.
Hunt q Porazd ard Oral
Hagsdarn z1d Mss Mare B-iE e
szsen-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
IS Arrests Made
In March, Record
Is Established

WIN IS arrests zrpg % ls
ascEet tar Nara ~ ~ p -
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sagc1ea for many =8 T ~
lar E1zthly reaarz q Eras MAS ulz
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The 2rrsz for IL zsn-h are 1-
viied a. foEszS tr<1Ie E5AIsns. Is
paol EH E4azce Uoz1g% IL bad
c5eeA : 6zs-5ery es1s-= All
aruzk zterfs-i1z Eit5 Al e1-r
4 arrested so< fsrEzE g11eA :. vt5A-
tign beneresl srAZacs = runway
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N February =rsEs t8.z1s1 l.. zns
fines totznsd tsA rsc1-as sE9E
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Pupils OF
Joy Turner Gipe
Pleasing Recital

Characterized D. splendid technique
and admirable re1E-i1a- ths rectal
siven b : r91p q vsIin and pizzo
STUDENTS q Hlss Joy T1rn. zh5ch
was sver recently :, .hz Turner re-
dsace on North capZtol street Ezs 4
nutahe zeees All p.=css Se-e mam-
orized SgAs. E1ets and ensembles
featured The program Whis ~ ~
eltal vas private n2Es ze r5E under
Eay f9r : pahic one . = given II the
rear future - o1s = t1s largest
churches in tbs city.
Pap.ts who took par: OF the pro-
gram were G0r5en Bzzae.z. Mad
Enzztr0al. Helen Razsdsa, George
Stoaer, Grace Ssevs1s Charles Hags-
alaan. Marvin R0:h, 55srr Ra-sden.
Vera Carlson. Harold Rupert. Lois
SHARPE, Ross HarriS Grace Caz1Iler.
. 4 Asssrser. Gerald K1bin. Clzud-
ne Ger1h. Frances MeKsnaey. Gez-
.rudc RieSsaecS. Edmund Hize.orn
NeCr5E. MRdziszs Ge=.
Edith Walker. Kenneth Morris ami.
sharp
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Of Meyers
Store Climax 10
Senior Partner

VIA s zz5ar e -es EsFas
~ Erzr E AErs ~
0z4 a ehsa= n she career u 80
- SIsMs Esa kEsEa ard @2h
- zezxz
Aysr@ 1 @asr mzU-
tr = N Ez & r y 4 Il l.
MsgsE kss s5szt w11r bag yeas
&C 1<tfss Efe II bu11M - ths S.
fzAH q TIE rapzAr msrezaeze &-m
kszza ~ lis atAer - Fea- ss
4 rs a. Al apprez1z q A
hsAers E1rs nat n. Nz5er SIT
- - sszzz czresF- A Tx & he
c4er zisza resifsnts z1H reuzzs
ts akz1 arsz1iEe toy d0tng esezy
rhzne sa6 azssaag thai nlght he'd
~ zlle1asu i th@ A<a o1
srz
NJ Meyers E4zEer a-serst tht
eaptz1ns e in31ssry ear gaia ard hagf
3 esznznslsx raAten IL shs heasef
esEpetEssn q a<tlve kusfn-x Ne en-
b a. they may have mastered frsw
~ Euznz - @seT detail q thel-
partEukzr Ire * tuzEnAss szzsarar
Aeur3izgfF. He sEfer II. Esyers
paaxes Is z0sn< zon IN eAzrxz a. fas
hnz1er aat eex aepa~enz~nE Here rfs
80 N@a eEiden<ea SAN A. Ar expert
Is ezszEyins he vzrie1z hnas af
ecgrtFy bGtter ~ % ~1a1ay. "a
kaskstfuEs q e<x brsugkt b farm
erx 60 ire store IN sxehanxe for mer
eh4ndzs2 were afso pnssed 70 shs
sozAg -zH % assoFt ard ceun-
4 fsE ysan atsr - find Henri
Meyers hehind the counter fuGlr
ccmmzicned a. a salesman When
IRE Meyers sssrr became estahl-hsf
ID the storsroem. kn0an as the oli
Whsfe Corner. az the intersection ef
casrt and North comuerrai street,
NeTerz was promoted % the pa-
sitter q heskkaper fer the firm
50 suecsssfuiIy had The rs.zr
y9ung merchant acquitted hinself n
r11tisFS prtTs09slT entrusted 81
kim hist IL 1885. hA father took hln
y - : partner under the firm nams
q los Meyers 4 son This basln
r~s1etIoaship esutlnued unta f3ss
when through a change IN the nsar-
agemeat ~ l. Meyers n YounSsr
brother q r. " Meyers. WAS taken
into The partnership. The firm snse
then hzs been operating under IT,
nasns u u. W. 4 ~ T. Meyers
ThH sehool life " Mr.. Meyers was
npfrt II the public @cheolz IN s4laa
Laser be attended Bishop scott aela.
any n Portland from whleh snstiu-
iier he graduated.
Mr.. Meyers Mas been actively iss
shAed WITH all Of the leaaing elyi.
.moveHlsnts and benevolent undertat.
~Asx. Ne Was a q ihe
EoundeEs o. the Business Mems le4l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
State House

The meZse-s OF The state irrsatsor
securities commission VII leare Non.
@g Tor Nziheur county for an fnspec.
u5a = the WzrM S2uuE irrigation
dst-ier Ehieh has applied for The Ger.
tihcl;son OF a ssse.sss bond issue and
TIE ki1guzn Colony drainage ds-yr+ct
Wheh has applied for cerdneation OF
SA88a bond issue. Ths commission
consists q George II. Brovn attorney
general VII Il Bennett. stale zuDer-
ztenaent o hanks and Percy A Gun
Per state engineer.
FolF employees gave their lives 70
Oregon Industry during The week end.
ing April l. according to reports re-
csived here b the state Industrial se
elden- commission Tney were Fr-~-
A1lzey. logger. Cochran: W G. Fsplk-
nsr. hhorer. Portland; D. 4 Davies
dackh1Hd- BaEdou. and Werner Ror#-
ez bigger, Riddle. A total OF as az
el1snts were reported 10 the commits
during The week Of which ss7
Tere subject TO the provisions Of the
EorEMens compensation act, Is we're
rom firms and Corporations that have
rejected the provisions OF the act and
- we're from public utility not subject
ne Provisions Of the act.
HaHds in the amount Of ss0ee werv
ruined 70 b. the irrigation securities
akslon Friday for the MuI,nomah
1Eallage district No. l. This is a MARI
te@eee issue voted by the dis
,res' s-ls.qee dollars Of the same issue
having been previously certified 10 b.
ne state commission.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

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q liz sElozz the TAI sre@ Ia Ezl
slsaz EeUErad flrez nEan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Corner Cutters
Prey OF Police

C1rrT1g CIT ter sar7a-cs5 zte1-
15n ez- c--z eorzsE al nst -
Esz1 wuk hensiy. poE t1E A.
resss2 three assarss en- tnA cEz-z
IA Msesr. Fsafs : satsm vas I-ed
5 tsr czr1llg q esrnsF when bald
hfers paE@ 1zage Race a. o'csock
Nh W1rrcd Psrsiloha rs Sorzh
f+sh street vas zrreSssE fer TIE 2n=
ererse and : % 2nsE- % tEe co1rr
a. AendzE-
" 2 Newharssr. Iffg Srzrks-
street alss fell prey 20 Traffic otacsr
E1f1r ard wlI he taken before Polles
R4es Monday mernsne 70 sx-
pzain Ehy he did net drive z-pana ths
Nhl-s circle a. TIE corner q Capital
szS Market streets
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Shrine Session
Not To Be DELAYED

Portland Or. Apr. There s 10
possibility u a p-oetponement OF the
imperial counell session Of the Shrine
senednied % be held In Portland June.
= % =. according 70 a tslezram re-
erivea here TODAY from ". Ereeland.
hsue risk lmperisi possatats PhiIa-
eelphAA
hfndrless telegram was sent herr
n denial u reparl said se have orig
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

Buenos Aires April 3. Canvas
q the votes east in the recent Argeu-
ne elections shows that out Of tx
STATS IN the next congress. which win
soh'eAe ! May. radicals Will hold N
lsast le2. The count is CONNECTED
" n the exception Of one proyjncs
where only n seat Is involved.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Watch Lights OF
Be Nabbed, Edict

opeEran q Motgr vehicles with In
- eats 10 lights 81 AT. o. GAR
ing hsadHxhss vii ts severely dealt
Elth 4 Instructors Issued b Chief q
Palics Wsazn today to al officsrs are
& criterion
CHEF WeisA pointing cur that co-
plants hare been received at head
quarters that mortozrs are driving
without tail lights front lights and
Ntth glaFing headlights today Instruct
"a All officers to arrest any one drfy-
ing inihis manner these things are
violations q city ordinances he said
and VII have 10 be observed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Wac0nda

Waconda. or. Apr. 2-The W1con-
da baseball team organized last Thurs
day az the home q Mr.. Russell Il was
deeiasd ihat Mr.. Russell had Demon
srra.ed his ability - manager and -
reelected Peal IA IsEson was
also Re elected treasurer.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
A BORDO P0DRA
LLAMARSE COMO
PR TELEFQNOS
NOTABLE DESCUBRINIIENTo PA
RA LOS INALAMBRICOS EN- CA
so DE SINIEsTRo DE ALGUN
BARCO

LONDRES, enero 13.-El iueves ha-
bra Ell ias ofcinas generates de Ia com
pania de telegrafos sin hiloS Mmconi
sitnados en- Chelmsford, en- esta capital,
una exposition para demostrar ell no
table dcsarrollO que este sistema de
comunicaciones ha alcanzado en- los
1stimos tiempos. ALI Sc hara conocer
un invento por medic del cual, en- ca
so de un siniestl'o, sera possible lamar
Ia atenci6n de los barcos que puedan
volar en- auxilio del que Sc We amena
zadO, hacienda sonar en- ellos timbres
lseme iantes de los del teJefonO, sin ne
cesidad de que para clio haya que
prestar por los cmpleados de la tie.
legrafia de n bordO In atenci6n que
hasta ell presente. Las llamadaS de
alarma Sc oiran 10 mismo Y tan IA
cilmente como las telef6nicas, Y al So
mar el aparato, el empleado acudira a
recibir el mensaje, sin necesidad de
estar todo ell dia pendiente de los avi-
sos que puedan llegar.
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LA ORQUESTA DE MANDOLINAS
VA A LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

Los miembros que cOmponen la ex-
celente y celebrada orquesta de man.
dolinas del Ateneo, que Girige el CO.
nocido maestro don Mhnue! Tizol,
tienen ell prop6sito de embarcar para
los Estados Unidos, en- abril, donde
daran a conocer la musica portorri-
quefia imprimiran records" fono-
grafcos en- la "Victor Talking Ma
chine" en- la Columbia"
Antes de realizar el referido via
je, la orquesta dara algunas funcio-
nes en- San Juan, con el fin de adqui-
rir recursos para comprar algunos
instrumentos que hacen falta.
La Orquesta de Mandolinas tocara
esta noche en- ell Ateneo con el fin de
amenizar la velada.
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i45 MIL Macs.
TROS ABANDONAN
La PROFESSION

Como Ia carrera de Ia ensefanza nun
ca slrvIo para cnriquecer a nadie. V
apenas 81 dd para conner Ell estos item
pos en- que todo cuesta un ojo de la
cara, l45 mil maestros han abandona-
do la profession en- los Estados Unidos.
para dedicarse a empresas, 81 no tan
humanas, por 10 menos mas lucrati-
vas.
Entire los desertores del magisterio.
los hombres, cuyas Aesponsabifidades
son mayores, son los que mas abun-
dan. De los vcintitres mil profesores
de- la ciudad de Nueva York, 1000
solamente petenecen al sexo feo.
Seg1n la opinion de aIgumos peri6
dicos de Nueva York, las escuelas p1-
blicas han deiado de ser un baluarte
contra ell bolshevikismo ,. poroue
el salario de los desventurados macs
tros no ha. guardado preparation con
el alto costO de la vida Valga a los
prOfesOres ell eOnsuelo de que en- esas
mismas condolences esta tOda Ia clase
media, compuesta por empleados V por
intelectuales, que para NADIA cuentan
con ell apoyo de las organizaeiones obTe
ras.
En- las escuelas de Nueva York la
semilla del bolshevikismo no ha ger
minado, pesar de los saerifcios v
las miserias que sufren los profeso-
res, por culpa de Ia tacaherfa del Els
tad0 que tan malamente remmera sus
Seryicios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
San JUAN RACING & SPORTING CLUB
AvISO IMPoRTANTE

La carrera de caballoS del pals
que nunca hayan cOrrido, Y que Sc
habia anunciado para la tercera Sc
mana de este mes, queda por ell pre-
sente prOrrogada para la segunda
semana de febrero pr6ximo con el
fin de que las cuadras que estan
preparando los potros para dicha
carrera, tengan tempo sufciente
para ponerlos en- condiciones de co
rrerlOS.
La distaneia a recorrer ser6 de
mil metros" Y los premios, los in
dicados anteriormente, sea, dos
cientos d6lares para ell primero
$4,000 para ell segundo y $4,000
para ell tercero.
Las inscripciones Y detalles Sc
ran los mismos que Sc han indi-
cado anteriormente.
San Juan, p, r., enero %, 1919.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
LAS NOVEDADES" A SUI
CLIENTELA

La sonora Kearney de Aponte,
Directora del Taller de Modas
Gle LAS NOVEDADES, participa
a su clientela que es tai ell n1mero
de 6rdenes que ha recibido en- es-
tos dfas para ell pr6ximo Carna-
val, que dificilmente podra tomar
nuevas 6rdenes despues del treit
ia del presente mes. No Sc enoie.
pues, la cliente que, por llegar tar
Gle, no pueda ser complacida Y por
10 tanto no pueda ir elegantemente
ataviada en- las pr6ximas fiestas.
Advt.