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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
WOMEN
NTERESTEDN
PLAYGROUND

clint, Tex. Nov. S0--Mrs. II. B. FL
lott presided at the regular meeting
OF the Parent-Teachers' association
Mrs. A. H Kelly. chairman Of the
playground committee for the new
public school made a report Of the
progress on the grounds Mrs- ~ a-lef
Barber had charge OF the program
Mrs. sam Ruffner and son. JACK.
are in Douglas, Ariz-. where tney y ii-
Ing Nr. Ruffner In Los Angeles
where Lhey VIII live Mrs huliner
VAS hnnoree az q handkerchief
shower given by the Embroidery CLUB
~ the home OF Mrs $ D. bla-r- Al
BTair's home was decorated Win
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves
A plate lunch was served 70 lne 90
5frs. w. B. Bull. Mrs VI. F. Barber
and Hrs. Guy Bacon were JOINT
hostessas o. the clint Ala society az
the home Of Mrz. Bull on the Orn-
5irs. j. A. Fields and daughters
Lena and Sarah. have returned from
visit OF six weeks 20 relatltes III
Wills Point Texas Mrs Fields. sr-s
who has been in Wills Point several
months. returned with them
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence scott ana
mother. Mrs. Bacon. OF Trenton, Ky.
are here for the winter living m the
humble home
Stewart Schairer has returned from
a visit OF several months 10 relatives
in Nebraska and Michigan.
1Ir. and Mrs C.. D. Humble and
children are in Los Angeles where
they viii make their home ar Hum
bic has been the manager OF the Cllnt
Telephone company Tor seNera- year $
Mp and Mrs C.. j.. Miner and
mother have moved to Eabens-
The girls sewing class under tne
direction OF Miss Helen Il Swift met
at the homeSof Mrs sam sparrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
BUYS
FIBER PLANTS
OF SOUTHWEST

Every sort Of fiber containing veg
citation covering the arid region Of
the southwest is TO be cut down and
used by the American manufacturing
company Of St Louis, Ct has been
learned IN El Paso. That company
has made arrangements with the de-
partment OF the interior whereby IL
can have all Of the palmillas Of the
southwest 1t has already begun cut
ting them and most Of the fine pal
milla plants or yuccag as they are
sometimes known between FL Paso
and Alamogordo have been cut away
and sent 10 fiber factories
I think this wholesale robbery Of
desert vegetation should be prohib-
tied" said Dr.. e c. Prentiss, chair
man OF the executive board OF the
southwestern division OF the Ameri-
can association for the advancement
Of science ITO take the yuccas and
other fiber plants means that this
desert VIII be left one vast expanse
II nothing but sand"
The matter has been taken up at
the meeting Of scientists in Ell Paso
which begins Thursday.
The St Louis company is turning
out 100000 pounds Of fiber weekly.
most Of IL coming from southwest
desert plants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
LABOR UNIONS
ISSUE THREATS
TORAILROADS

Chicago. Ill, Nov. 30-Represent-
tives Of the 16 recognized railway
labor unions have asked the railway
labor board 10 find some plan through
which differences between the roads
and their employees, other than wage
disputes, could be settled. The union
heads declared that unless some sat
islactory plan was forthcoming i'm
mediately the men would take the
settlement Of such disputes in their
own hands
During federal control OF the rail-
roads disputes which did not involve
wage agreements were settled by
boards Of adjustment known as num-
bers I, 2 and 3. These boards went
out Of existence when the roads were
returned 10 private ownership.
The board took the plea OF the en-
pioyes under Amusement and an
nounced II II decided TO go into the
matter at early hearing would be
held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
8THCAVALRY
PLANNING BIG
SHOW IAN. 4

Tuesday night, January 4. one Of
the most unusual military entertain
uents ever seen in Fl Paso VIII be
staged in Liberty hall BY the Eighth
cavalry.
Various competitive drills viii be
given in competition between the
troops OF the Eighth cavalry. In ad-
dition, there viii be an especial kind
OF drill, said 10 be one Of The hardest
TO execute properly the silent drill
from Butts manual
Besides the troop and team exhibit
tions. there viii be a dance, which
viii be open 20 the public A large
orchestra VIII play and so win the
Eighth caValry's large band
Sergeznts from The various troops
comprise the general committee. which
is working hard for the success Of
the entertainment.
Winners in the various contests
viii be awarded prizes by El Paso
merchants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
CHINESE HAVE
TON OF OPIUM
SAY OFFICERS

Norfolk. Va Nov 30.-When the
steamer Elmyr Heath came into port
Chue Foo. a member Of the Chinese
crew. stated he had been employed "a
conduct II Of his countrynIen TO New
York. Whefe they were TO ship on q
Chinese vessel An examination by
customs officials showed nine Of the
men had hand baggage containing
opium and that each had baggage
checks for trunks that had been
checked to New York.
In New York the trunks were found
TO be packed with opium
1t was estimated there was between
1900 and 1900 pounds OF the drug.
Just how the trunks were landed IS
still a mystery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
German S Gems Lack
SbarR OF Commences

New York. Nov- 50.--The latest et-
fort Of scientists 20 manutle tuEe
genuine diamonds has resulted IN
failure according 10 anpouncenlel
dent Of the American Jewellers Pro
tectfve committee, and director OF the
jewelers. FiEilauce committee
The COMMITTEES. he said, after an
exhaustive Investigation OF the report
OF a diamond making formuia By a
German scientist. is convinced that
the formula VIII not produce genuine
r~nr7z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES

II you have roaring, buzzi1E
noises in your ears, are getting
hard OF hearing and fear Catarrhal
Deafness, 90 10 your druggist and
get / ounce Of Parmiut double
strength, and add to Il = pint OF
hot water and a little graduated
sugar. Take 4 tablespoonful four
times q day
This VIII often bring quick relief
ron the distressing head noises
Clogged nosrils should open,
breathing become easy and the
mucus stop dropping into the
throat II is easy to prepare costs
little and IS pleasant 20 take. any
one who has Catarrhal trouble Of
HE ears, is hard Of hearing or has
head noises should give this pre-
Ecription a triaL-Adu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

-----D s-l; Tsirs PoIItlsn1 eroun.

never 1A4Aell4EE LlelE recently on
independence.
Thfrd Political Group.
in addition there Is a third group
Of politicians which is willing 70 offer
the throne 10 any king who promises
. the restoration OF HunEary's lost
provinces. To achieve this. they
would even consent TO do homage TO
the king Of the Sercs or the Ruman-
ians.
Much propaganda IS being circu-
lated In favor Of the former emperor
Charles or his eldest son. prince Otto.
and grave fears are expressed that
the over-zealous partisans Of the
aapspurE dynasty may eventually
succeed in compelling the country to
accept a royallst coup as an accom-
pilshed fact There iB every indica-
ton that the followers Of Charles viii
be successful in their efforts TO con-
vince the country that the restoration
Of the Hapsburgs would improve
anugary's lamentable situation
In view OF the delicate balance
maintained between the various fac
tons, Two recent statements are i'm
portant
Win Guard Crown.
Admiral Horthy. the regent, re-
Gently declared All parties may rest
assured that i shall not abuse my
powers Tor the satisfaction OF my
personal ambition. On the other
hand" he added. mo party viii be
suffered TO play pitch and toss with
must be 10 plots and couspiracfes and
everybody is TO realize that for the
time being IL is in the interest of the
country to put that delicate matter
under prohibition"
The leader OF the Independent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
CAPT. QUIRKE
ISDISCHARGED
FROM SD A.

Capt. J. ". Quirle, SIND field ar
tllery. Fort Bliss has been notified
Of his honorable discharge He has
been N the army for Is years Capt
Quirke will enter business life
Maj. r. Alfonte, Quarteruas e
corps, Camp Boyd Fort Bliss, VIII
leave soon for the motor transport
school at Camp Holabird. Mass. where
he viii take a four months course
he win then return to Fort Bliss
Information received from IS ASH
inCton states that second Lieut.
Porter T. Gregory. quartermaster
corDs Camp Boyd. has been trans
farred TO Fort Crockett Lieut. Gregory
is on leave
Among officers from other posts
who have been transferred TO Fort
Bliss Is Mai. Rodman B1tler, quar-
termaster corps. Camp Holabird. who
viii be posted az Camp Boyd; capt s.
Harry Boissouault and Capt BENJAMIN
A. Tancy. both Of Camp Holabird- 20
Camp Boyd
Information from Washington states
that Lieut.. John W Raher, ordnance
DEPOT. Fort Bliss has been transferred
10 san Francisco. Lieut. Raher has
rot received word OF his transfer
other transfers include Lieut. Horace
Mop. woodward, IT. from Camp Bragg
20 the gth cavalry at Fort Bliss
Lieut. Walter A. Wood. jr-, engineers
Fort Howard to Fort Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
OCCUPATION OF THRONE OF
HUNGARY SOURCE OF UNREST
WITH THE ROYALISTS ACTIVE

BUDAPEST, Hungary, Nov. 50--Ihe
4 question of who viii eventually
occupy the throne Of Hungary has
been a constant source OF unrest and
trouble, threatening q sudden up
heaval OF the recently attained peace
and order
The -Hapsburgs declare that the
former emperor Charles is the real
king Of Hungary and that no one else
can legally aspire 70 the throne until
he abdicates. The independent Nag
vars. including large masses Of the
rural population. declare they VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
NoU. Building Permits
Are Lowest During Year

Building permits FOR November
totaled SI04.03O, the lowest of any
month Of 1890. according 10 figures
complied by the city building in
spector Tuesday morning NOvem-
Der. 1913 permits for building 70 cost
S436.417 were issued
The low total for 1920 is ascribed to
a nationwide condition. Of building
inactivity.
Included among the SO permits IS
sued during November were included
provision for 25 bungalows. most OF
them Inexpensive
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
SOVIET UNITES
WITH TURKS TO
EIGHT ALLIES

Geneva Switzerland. Nov 5o.-Ine
terms OF the treaty Nikolai Lenine,
Russian soviet premier. has con-
Guided with lIustapha Renal Pashas
leader Of the Turkish uationaiists,
striking az allied influences, mas been
received by the Journal de Geneve
from its Constantiuople correspon-
dent
The treaty assures the integrity and
restoration OF Turkish authority TO
all preWar territories and assures
Turkey control OF the new states Of
Syria aad Arabia Moscow is az
forded facilities for propa ganda
throughout Turkey
Russia and Turkey agree TO join
forces for the liberation OF NOLAN
medan countries from foreign con
troll.
Russia promises financial and com
mercial aid to Turkey.
Russia agrees TO send Immediately
two army corps or more. il needed
20 aid the nationalists-
Russia and Turkey agree that hos
tuiries against the alHes must con
tinue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

farmer party. Stephen ]. koVacs who
represents the traditional u fgyar
hatred against Austria and the laps
burEs. has accused the -Chsslists
Of planning some surprise action ana
also aiming TO renew the union with
Austria
'srne Hapsburgs VIII never give up
their former countries, said hoVacs-
L am reliably informed that former
emperor Charles insists on trst en-
tering Vienna and thence marchln 9
in triumph 70 Budapest But tho
Nagvars viii never again acquiesce
in losing their dearly-paid independ-
ence-"
Kovacs expresses the opinion OF
large masses Of the rural population
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH; WHlTEN
MzkeLemon Lotion to Double
Beauty Of Your Skin

Squeeze the juice OF Two lemons
into a bottle Containing three ounces
OF Orchard White which can be had
at any drug store. shake wei and
you have. quarter pint OF harmless
and delightful lemon bleach for few
cents.
Massage this sweetly fragrant To-
zion into the face. neck. arms and
hands each day. then shortly note the
beauty OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use lemon
juice 20 bleach and bring that soft
clear. rosy white complexion. Lemons
have always been used as a frecEla.
sunburn and tan remover Make this
up and Try lL-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Thousands Of Appropriate Gift Ideas Here
SCHOOL GIRLS
ENTER SEWING
COMPETITION.

Mrs. Dora Barnes. state clothing
specialist. is in El Paso in the In
terests OF the state vide clothing
contests being conducted Tor girls ql
the rural schools between ls and as
years Of age. The contest is Being
conducted from the standpoint on
economy and efficiency. me girls
are taught 10 make practical becom-
ing and Inexpensive school dresses
ana either 70 buy or make the other
articles 10 complete an entire scnoo-
outfit The contest VIII De colduclee
throuehour the winter mo1Lls ana
the Winners viii be sent 20 q state
contest al Austin The girls lnaAlns
the highest record IN the entire state
win he taken for trip Throughout
the national parks Of the west on a
sueciaI train next summer Eight
girls from the Clint school entered
the contest Monday
Mrs Barnes is being acccmpel 60
on her rounds o. the rural scnoola
Of this county BY Miss Helen sWl--s
county home demoustra tor
A meeting was held Luescay az
lincoln park for tbs women or tne
district and one for girls VIII be hel9
wednesday morning a fsleta scnoo-
and for the women OF that ne-En Dor
hood fin the afternoon For Anuls-
day. Miss Swift has arranged an ais
day meeting at the Canuriio school
house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Observations taken
a. s a. M 18th me-
ridian a n e.. Nov
so. 1890.
Forecasts III 8 pm
Wednesday
Fl Paao and vicin-
lfys air tonight
and Wednesday and
warmer tonight
New Mexico and
Arionas Z air and
warm er tonight :
wednesday fair.
West Texas. To-
night and Wednel-
day fair
Relative humidity
for e Paso and VI
entity az noon Tues
day was Is degrees
90 degrees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Carl Moore. SIND field artillery
Fort Bliss. was awarded damages Of
s315 from the American Railway Ex-
press company. which he charged
with losing a suit case placed in its
care, by a jury in the county court at
law Monday afternoon
LII. -. - -. d.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
NEW HAIR after BADNESS

q you az l11inE hsiz. hgls ds1aru1. o. are
ing sesame bear Of ard olhsr r1tsul inrresi-
ems. s. u1l1a1illiF Cu11c1iul For men. ucl1an
e-1rl1 h1f 17uals dlndruil eLluiuafef i1
4ELzE and u1za7-1ail1d olIcr. Get q box %
any hgV uzzrlseys or send 10 cz1n for Pro1f
Blz q koTALko %
LH. Britain, Inc, Sutton 2. New York,E.Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

Green frogs are said to have an in
satiable appetite for wasps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30
THE WEATHER

r. s DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-30

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-01
UNIVERSIDAD DE
PUERTO RICO
colegio de Agriculture y Artes MEGA
nicas, Mayaguez, P. R.


La matricula para Ell curse regular
d Colegio de Agriculture Artes Me
canicas de la Universidad de Puerto
Rico en- Mayaguez, Sc efectuara en- los
dias 10 IL de setiembre Y las cla-
ses comenzaran Ell dia Is en- todos los
departamentos.
Sc ofrecen cursos preparatorios y
universitarios en- agriculture, quimica
azucarera, ingenieria civil, mecanica y
electricidad y ciencia general, conducen
tes al grado de bachiller en- ciencias en-
cualquiera de dichas materias. Los que
deseen informes con respecto estos re
cursos pueden solicitarlos del Rector In
terino senior Wallace C. Forbush, Ma
yaguez. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-01
''EA MUJER
PROHIBIDA"

Este es ell nombre la nueva cinta
extraordinaria por Clara KimbalI Young
"a cual sera estrenada muy pronto en-
los principales cines de Puerto Rico.
Ell argumento de esta pelcula de
arte, esta basada en- la historic verdi
ca de una famosa cantaIite de opera
cuyo nombre figuro en- sitio muy pro
minente en- los mejores periodicos fran
ceses italianos por muchos nleses, has
ia el comienzo de Ia gran guerra hun
dial.
Leonor J. Coffey, autora del 1ibro,
Sc -encontraba residiendo en- Napoles
por aquella epoca. Era huesped del
Gran Hotel Palace, propiedad de A.
Bertolini, en- la falda del monte Vesu
vic, en- sitio prominente sobre la ba
hia de Napoles.
ocupaba Ell cuarto al lado del suyo,
una mistoriosa senorita, la cual bajaba
pocas veces al comedor v pasaba ca
81 todo 81 tempo asomada al balloon
a menudo, podia versela llorosa y
compungida.
La sefiorita Coffey tuvo deseos de
saber quien podia ser su misteriosa We
Gina.
Ell sefor Bertolini la informo que
Sc trataba de la famosa cantante N.
la cual Sc hallaba envuelta en- un pre-
ceso ruidoso e, cul estaba ocupardo Ia
atenci6n de TODD ell continente euro
peo. Que ella no solamente se' habia RI
tirado del teatro sino que habia abar
donado Paris cerradc sns puerta'
todas sus amistades
+ Miss Coffey, usando su experiencis
de periodista y despues de grardes e'
fuerzcs obtuvo un interview Sc g;
no las simpatias de la actriz su con
fanza v ella relate entonces la am
ricana su triste historic. De qui sur
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-01
UN CONCURSO
INTERSTATE

Comenzando desde ell martes pr6ximo
Ell MUNDo abre un concurso que Sc
denominara 'Concurso Royal dedica-
do al Magisterio de Puerto Rico en- ell
cual puede tomar parte todo ell que de-
see su favor del professor profesora
que tenga mas popularidad y simpatia
en- la isla de Puerto Rico.
La Administrator de este peri6dico
regsla. dos hegnosas maquinas de escri-
bir Royal, n.odelo Maestro ntlmero
10, una la maestro y otra al maestro
que reciba la mayor cantidad de votos
dlrante Ell concurso, ell cual durara sola-
merte dos meses, empezando ell siete de
setiembre y terminando ell siete de no
viembre cerrandose a las cinco pasado
meridiano de este dia.
Las condolences y reglas para ell con-
curse apareceran en- Ell MUNDO Ell mar
tes proHmo junto con ell cupon de vota-
cion, que puede ser llenado, como hemos
dicho, por cualquier persona en- favor de
su professor o profesora predilecta.
No tenemos para que excitar los
alumnos de las escuelas pubhcas, nj a
los profesores ndsmos, nj los padres
de familia, nj los ciudadanos particu-
lares, para que expresen su opinion res
pecto del maestro maestro que su
juicio merszca los honores del triunfo
pues ellos sc daran cuenta de nuestro es
fuerzo, dando todos una oportunidad
para expresar hbremente sus deseos q
los profesores populares para que Ell pals
los conozca los aplauda
Los cupones para ell concurso deber
recortarse una vez nenados v rsmitirloS
la Administrator de Ell MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-01
Los CHEGO-ESLOVA-
COS YL)S SERBIOS
CONTRA ITALIA
PoR GALE FRANCES

ROMA f. Corresponsal de lie
Temps inform que reina aqui gran
ansiedad con mostvo del reciente acuer
do entire los goss sernos de Praga y de
Belgrade. que 81 sslssaera como Ell pri
mer paso hacia una alianza eslava, pa
ra e,iminar Italia de su inhuencia
en- los Balkanes.
PARIS.-El Ministro ce Re'ario
Exteriores de Alemania lego hoy a es
ia ciudad, visitando en- seguida al Sc
cretario de Relaciones Exteriores de
Francia, a quien expreso ell mas i1ten
SO sentimiento de su Gobierno por el pi
llaje de que fue objeto ell Consulado
Frances en- Breslau, asegurando asimis
mo que los culpables seran castigados
y que Alemania dara Francia todas
las satisfacciones posibles.
-Ha Eegado ell general Weygand,
acompafiado de M. Jusserand,- Mr.. ST.
mons, Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores,
ma ilegaoo Bernn.
vARSoVIA.- el comunicado
Official, la situacion no ha cambiado en-
Ell frente norte. En- el centro, los pola
cos ipfigieron una importante derrota
al enemigo Tropas polacas capturaron
la estaci6n de Zabybka. hacienda $50
prisioneros y capturando IL cafiones v
IA AUTOMOBILES. En- la region sur, cerca
de Leopoldow, Sc esta hbrando una gran
batalla. En- ell sector de Dobroken e
Iwirz, rechazamos distintos ataques del
enemigo, destruyendo un regimiento
entero del cual quedaron en- nuestro po
der 120 prisioneros. En- Ell Dniester la
situaci6n permanece inalterab.e
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(continda on la Ga. pSgina. J
gio Ola MuJER pRoH1R1pA. i,

gi6 LA MUJER PRoHIBIDA.
Aun hoy 81 alguien, al pasar por la
Plaza Amadeo, mas arriba de vomera
"a cientos de metros sobre la bella ciu
da ode Napoles sc fila en- las ventanas
de la Pension Pinto Torral podran yer
quizas en- una de elias a esta risrna
DANA, no tan joyen, pero siempre be
La y siempre huyendo del publico que
no perdona.
Clara Kisnball Young, en- ell papel de
la reclusa ha querido demostrar que
siempre es merecedora del calificativc
con que la consagr6 Ia prensa de Pa
rfs, "LA DIvINA CLARA. @
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I'm hernOSO hOri-
zontG para Ia mu-
jer poTtoniqueha
FRENTE AL IDEAL

A POGO que nos detengamos pen
sar y estudiemos el progresista mo-
viniento mundial, podrenlos darnos
exacta cuenta de que surge una nue.
va era que Sc distingue por sus ca
racteristicas especiales. Hermosas y
alentadoras resnltan de ese grandio-
so movimiento, son ell renacimiento
de la democracia la reivindicacion
de la mujer
La hoy triunfante enmienda sufra-
gista la constitution americana ha-
ra que la mujer portorriquena salga
de su marasmo Y Sc de cuenta de su
verdadera situaci6n, de que ha lle-
gado para ella ell momento de actuar,
y de pensar hondamente en- desarro-
liar e. papel importantisimo que lie
esta reservado en- el gran concerto
mu.-lial.
Debemos fomentar sin reserva nj
injustifcados pesimismos, toda insti-
tucion que indique progreso y pres
tar nuestro apoyo decidido todo mo-
vimiento para ell desenvolvimiento y
educacion de las masas, para que la
mujer ell hombre, pensando por 81
mismos, tengan criterio propio v pue-
dan dirigir con juicio Y ecuanimidad
las campaiias en- pro, de las grandes
causas, y sostener muy altos los idea
les que defender, no olvidando que
ell mejor exito dependera del mayor
acopio que. Sc haga de moralidad in
dependencia inteligencia.
Como puede la mujer desarrollar
esta obra?
Por medic de la Association. Este
es el primer paso, despues de reco-
nocer el deber tan divine como hu-
mano que le reserva la nisma natu-
.raleza en- ell drama viviente de la hu-
mana especie. Association firme, esta-
bic, con mirada fila en- el horizonte
que Sc descubre en- la colossal obra
que tiene que realizar.
La n1ujer portorriquena, dechado de
grandes virtudes progresa rapidameu
te, este es ell momento de que Sc
una las. que va han iniciado un mo-
vimiento en- pro del reconocimiento de
sus derechos para colaborar perso-
nalmente al lado del honbre, en- los
m1ltiples Y complicados problemas
que tiene Puerto Rico ante 81. No
quiero con clio indicar que la mujer
Sc una los partidos politicos mill
tantes. No es .ese mi sentir 81 tai
cosa sucediera, nuestra obra no tan
solo seria indtil, sino que traerfa tras-
tornos al electorado. No significa es-
(continda on la ga. p6gina.)