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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-03
TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST 1910
WATER POLO MATCHES
WILL CONCLUDE EACH
DAYS SWIMMING MEET
Program of Events at Olympic
Games Includes Races for
Women; Many Nations Ex-
pected to Send Entries.

/, ANTWERP. Aug ga. P.) The
complete program OF the swimming
events of the Seventh Olympiad to be
held here at the big new swimming
stadium now under construction here,
provides for both day and night events
running through eights days. Water
polo matches are to conclude each
days program.
so many nations are expected to
send teams to compete, that the OIym-
pic committees have arranged that
the preliminaries in most Of the
events shall be conducted in a system
Of series, perhaps half of the swim
mers competing one day and the other
half later in the week.
The swimming program, which is
one OF the few in which women can
compete is expected to draw COM
petitors from most of the famous wo-
men swimmers OF Sweden. Australia
and the United States.
For women there are the 1o0-meter
ana S00-meter free swimming races, |
Two classes OF diving events and a /
l00-meter relay
The various events have been as
'igned as follows:
Sunday. August 22--40c-meter free
winning race. preliminaries:. Dives,
and 10 mters. first and second SER
es; 400-meter side stroke; first round
cries. one. two. three and four; 1O0-
meter free swimming for women; 100
meter swimming on back, series, one. Il
wo. three and four; exhibition of ,
lass swimming: water polo.
Monday, August 23-5 and 10-me-
er diving. first round. third and four ,
h series; semf-finals 400-meter free
spring board diving for :
omen, preliminaries; 400-meter side :
troke. first round. series. five. six and !,
sven: semi-finals 100-meter race for :
omen; 100-meter back swimming. +
rst round. series five. six. sexen; wa !
n polo.
Tuesday, August. 24-Spring board ),
wing for men. series one, two and :.
lree; final 400-meter free swimming; :,
'ring-b bord diving. MEN. series, four, :,
ve and six: semi-finals. 400-meter q
dc stroke; finals, 100-meter race for !,
omen; semi-finals. 100-meter swim Z
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-03

ming on back; Pentathlon. 300-mete,
trace; water polo.
Wednesday. August 25-Ordinary
diving for women. preliminaries; H.
l500-meter free swimming. first round,
series, one. two and three; finals,
mems ordinary diving; finals. 40O-me-
ter side and exhibition swimming, wo-
men; 100-meter swimming on back,
finals; water polo.
| Thursday, August 26-Fancy diving
men. first round. series. one. two and
three; 10G-meter free swimming; pre-
Iliminaries; 1.500-meter free swim
ming preliminaries series, four, five
and six; finals, women's spring board
diving; 2O0-meter side stroke first
round, series, one. two and three; 300
meter free swimming for women. pre-
liminaries; water polo.
Friday, August 27-1O0 meter free
swimming, second round. yabout four
series); semi-finals. 1900 meters race
finals mems spring-board diving; 200
meter side stroke, preliminaries for
series four, five and six; finals 800
meters women's race; S0O-meter relay |
water polo.
saturday. August 2S-Fancy diving |
for men. preliminaries for series four. /
five and six; semi-finals, (two series) \
10O-meter free swimming finals. H. Il
500-meter race: finals. womens' ord
mary diving; semifinals, 200-meter
side stroke. water polo.
Sunday. August 29-Finals, 10O-me-
ter free swimming finals 400-meter
-elay. for women: ffnals. fancy diving:
inals. 200-meter side stroke; demon
'tration Of water polo by Dutch wo- II
men; finals. 6oo-meter relay; water /
'olo. !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-03
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL !.
MEN TO TOUR IN JAPAN

Los ANG EIlTSS, Cal, Aug. ga.
P.)-Japanese baseball men are maxi
ing elaborate plans for entertaining
America and National League players
who are scheduled to tour the far east
this fall, according to Tom Tominage,
representative here of Yumito Kushi-
biki. Japanese baseball promoter.
The Americans have games booked
at Toxic, Oska, Kobe, yokohama.
Shanghai and HohgSong. According
to present plans they win leave SEN
Francisco In October. Manila and
Honolulu will be visited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-03
Sonny's New Wash Suit Is Here,
$1.50 to $3.50

Smart and straightly sewed of wonderfully
good wearing washable goods that viii Iaunder
better than new, and in clever styles that will
make the little chap look his bestest Prices rea-
sonable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-03
MORE LAURELS COME
TO AMERICAN SHOTS
IN OLYMPIC EVENTS
Small Bore Rifle and Pistol
Matches Indicate Victories
Rechecik Gives Tie With
South Africa in Team Shoot.

BEVERLOO. Belgium. Aug. IA
P.)--Incomplete returns of today'i
pistol and small bore rifle events OF
the Olympic shooting contests indi-
cate another triumph for the United
States. which Is believed TO have gain
ed first places for Individual and
teams, in both events.
In the pistol match the Braziiians
apparently gained second for the team
shoot and Afronia Costa's individual
score OF 4ss Is second only to that Of
X. +. Frederick. an American civilian
whose 4s6 gave him first. Costa bor-
rowed an American pistol and with It
beat A. T. Lane, former olympic pistol
champion. who scored 4sl.
In the small bore rifle match, N. A.
Nuesslein. an American civilian. won
3s1.
Paul Van Asbroecix. Belgian worlds
pistol champion. shot badly today.
Official results will not be known
until tomorrow. when the meet closes
with the army revolver competition.
In addition TO the United States |
there were 10 countries represented to-
day - Sweden, Norway. Denmark.
France. Switzerland. Finland. Brazil
Canada. Great Britain and Portugal.
BEvERLOo. Aug. 3.-(A. PA
recheck Of the targets in yesterdays
shootoff of the tie In the 600-meter
team event shows that 1.-The United
States. instead OF gaining second place.
was again tied with South Africa. The
second shootoff was held today. the
Americans winning by score of 2s4
o 27s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-03
CANADA PICKS ENTRY
FOR SCULL|NC RACES

TORONTO. Ont, Aug. IA. P.)-
Robert Dibble of the Don Rowing
Club. who was defeated at the Penn
syivania regatta. will represent canada
in the singles of the Olympic sculling
events, it was announced today.
In the Olympic ''fours'' the Cana
dian representative crew Will be the
Argonauts--R- Ray. Ii. Farcourt, II.
Landriau and 8. Hay, A. Everett will
be coaxswain.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-03
SECOND AIR RACE PLANNED.

1 NEW YORK. Aug. s.--(A. PA
second transcontinental airplane race
over a southern route ia planned for
the winter by the Aero Club OF Am
erica, pending sanction of the board
OF governors. 1t was announced today.
The proposed course Is from New
York to Los Angeles Via the Gulf
states and the southwest The first
race IL to be held In October from
New York to San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

an emotion Of pride. or recites our
national achievement. In fact. II al
man from Mars were TO depend upon
the Republican platform or rs
spoken Interpretation. by the candl-
date OF that party, as his nrst means
Of information. he would not ind a
syllable telling him that the war had
been won, and that America had
saved the world How ung nerous.
how ungraclous all Of this is, how
unfair that a mere group or leaders
should so demean themselves IN thc
name OF the party of Lincoln and Ne
Knley and Roosevelt
Mexico Growing sane
THE Mexican situation. trying 70
our patience. Tor years. begne 20
show signs OF improvement Noi tht
least OF the things That nave con
trlbuied 10 it Is reauzallon ny the
neonlo of that country. that We have
neither tho lust f0r Their domain noi
disnosition 20 disturb their sovereign
~rhis Peacs smiles upon the border
and incentive 90 individual cnofl
seems 10 be making a national as
p'raiion.
Would Give Ballot TO Women.
"1he women OF America. IN emo
: zion and constructive service meas
ured up during the war TO every re-.
0uirement. and emergency eNecicu
much on them. Their initiative, ihef
| enthusiasm. and their sustained ~
dustrv. which carried many or ihen
/ 10 the heavy burdens OF toll, form an
! undying page in the annals or thc
time. while the touch OF the mother
heart In camp and hospital, save
sacred color 10 The tragic picture
that feeble words should not even at
tempt 10 portray. They demonstrate
not only willingness but capacity
They helped win the war, and the,
are entitled 20 a voice In the read
iustment now al hand Their intul
tion. their sense Of the Humanitarian
In government their unquestione'
progressive spirit will he helpful %
problems that require public ludg
ment. Therefore they are entitled u
the privilege Of voting as a matte
OF right and because they VIII b
helpful. In maintaining wholesom
and patriot policy. II requires hu
one more state 10 ratify the nauona
amendment and thus bring a Ions
dehyed Justice. I have the sam
earnest hope as our platform eA
presses. that some one of the remain
ing states IN promptly take favor
} able action"
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
NOW URGE WEST
STREET FOOT BRIDGE

In response 10 requests Of
residents and property owners In the
Washington Heights section. the
Washington Street Bridge Commission
at rs meeting Yesterday passed
resolution requesting the Levy Court
iO erect foot bridge over The
Rrandywinc creek at Mc-t street dur
ing the razing and building OF the
n,w Washington street bridge
BENJAMIN r. shaw a member Of
ihe commission attended a meeting
Of the residents Of the section on
Thurtday mOrnlnc. when the matter
was discussed Representing the
property owners OF that part of the
city. he offered The resolution asking
the erection Of the bridge yesterday
on The suggestion OF Mr.. shaw. 10
was agreed Oh communicate with the
Delaware Automobile Association as
90 the advisahilily Of posting nromi-
nently the necessary dctour signs
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Mr.. LEE ENTERTAINS
BANK DIRECTORS

Special TO The Evening Journal
SEAFORD. August William Mas
sey. son OF Edwin Massey, farmer
living between Seaford and Wood
land. fractured two bones in his wrist
yesterday while crankins motor
truck
Martin Lee. who has resigned as
manager of the Delaware Trust Com
pany here, entertained the board Of
directors al his home last night az 4
dinner. Mr.. Lee Will leave In a few
DAYS for Bridgeport. Conn. where lis
VIII associate himself with a bank
ing institution there
The rivers and lakes adjacent 10 sea-
ford are anOrdlng great sport in bass
fishing and several parties from New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore ara
making arrangements 90 come here
and spend a few days bass fishing.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
HIRONS GETS CONTRACT
FOR TWO BRIDGES

Special 20 The Evening journal.
DOVER. August 9 Tho state High
way Commission held meeting yes
terday. the ilrst one Tor several weeks.
The contract was awarded tO James
A. Hrons of Dover for the two con-
crcio bridges over The c1u-ewsys at
frodcrica one al ihe north end Oi The
Town and lhc other at TIE south end.
These contracts were opened several
weeks ago and NJ. Hiron was Che
lowest bidder.
The commission decided In Wow of
the scarcity OF materials that no fur
ihcr bids Tor road building would De
advertised for at present.
The state Board of Education also
held a short meeting yesterday
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
NufRFD WUUIF on VISIT.

Mrs Walter S. Williams. Of ii3 West
Eighteenth street. fell last Monday
and broke her arm. Mrs. Williams and
children are spending the summer In
the western part Of PENNSYLVANIA and
expect TO return The last OF this
month.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
srORE F1RE Calls FTREMEN

Seeing smoke issuing from a chin
ney at the home or Mrs. Catherine
Schlitiler. al 800 King street last night
someone sent fire call TO the Wash
ington Fire Company When the IRE
men arrived they found a fre IN a
stove In the house.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
nnEnGE MnRKER nROMNs.

John Nustanlsh. aged 25 years, or
Camden. n. j.. was drowned In the
Christiana river late last nght when
he FEN from a dredge The body was
recovered and removed 20 The morguc
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
PRISONER PLEADS
FOR LONG SENTENCE

GEORGETOWN. Aleust PLEAD
ing 20 be given a Ions enough sem
ience 90 overcome thc drug habit.
Walter Mumford confessed before a
m risiraic 90 having been steaiing
chickens for a long TINE and was held
under $500 bail for court Later his
wife asked for support and he was
again held for court Mumford has
been arrested several times for steal
ing chickens but has never been con-
Nicted.
Mumford confessed that he had been
taking dope" for over nine years and
said he had tried and tried 90 quit
but In vain. When asked where he
could get dope" be replied that Dc
could buy dozen preparations IN
country grocery stores which would
furnish an the dope" needed.
Cleveland was M only PRESIDENT
married in the White House. and his
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Cleveland was M only PRESIDENT
married In the White House. and his
second daughter the only child born
therein
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
QUIEN ES EL GRAN VERGE? !?

FL conocido professor en- cien-
cias OcuItas de la Habana, Os-
Waldo D. verce, conoce esprit
tismo, Magnetismo, Telepatia,
Grafologia, Botanica, Quiroman
cia, Cartomancia. Y presenta a
usted una persona viva muer
ia en- un espejo. iQuereis triun
TO en- amor, Iogro en- fortuna,
adquisicion de suerte, prospe-
rar en- Vuestras empresas, dis
frutar de los progresses cienti-
ficos hechos en- ell extranjero,
abriros un porVenir y una carre-
ra briIIante, saber algo de di-
vorcio, encontrar trabaio, que
lie olViden, poseer un talisman,
un amuIeto, un resguardo, pa
pei magnetizado?
Escriba hoy pidiendo precios.
Envie seIIos. o. D. VERGE. Yau-
co, p. r AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
LA TROMPADA
De MAMIE

No deben estar muy tranQuilos los
vecinos de Chicago con Ell falio del
Jurado constituido por seis admins
tradores de hoteles que absolvio Jo
seph Name. minusculo sefior de 125.
ibras de peso, pero con una fuerza
de brazo tai que Travers Walsh no ha
vuelto a respirar despues de recibir
una trompada de aqu6l
Name no es pugiIista, segnn creo-
mos, nj Sc dedica ejercicios manua-
les. Su profession de mlsico no requie-
re ''bicepsF protuberantes, sino buen
gusto v dido fino para componer cam
clones, con las cuales seguramente ha
ra las delicias de muchas girls Mas
como Joseph Name sabe que los hom
bres pequefios necesitan imponerse do
algin modo para que no abusen los
grandes, mientras estudiaba scorcheas
semifusas' aprendi6 tambien ell ar
to de aplicar los "knoc outs, con ell
plausible proposito de tener un efcaz
medic de defensa. a
Cuando Travers Walsh, arrogante-
mente, dedico un piropo la esposa de
Name, penso de SECURE que este res
ponderia con una tarantela, porque ig
noraba ell "bracito" de que disponia
ell ultrajado. Y efectivamente, la mi
sifA de re puhrlazo formidable p
zu,nb6 en- ell dido como un "De pro-
funois como un TIE deum''. 6.
81 jpzgamos la accion que ejerce un
heroe en- la sensibilidad femenina no
necesitamos decir que Mrs. Name ha-
bra recibido al esposo vengador, una
vez visto su case en- el Jurado, con
loco entusiasmo, v que su amor habra
adquirido una intensidad positivamen-
te envidiable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03

IQuien ha dicho a nuestros legisla-
dores que cualquiera puede ensefiar, ira
mitir conocimientos, moldear ell carac-
.er La voluntad del nifo sin tener
las mas elementales nociones de peda-
gogia psicologia?
Este juego no es legal
Ell pueblo 10 We pide que Sc juegue
limpio que otro cola la talla
Lo legal, 10 logico Y razonable ssria
buscar los medios de hacer que ell macs
tro de experiencia no SO aleje de la
escuela. i.
Los buenos maestros no deben ser
reemplazados por un novato cualquicra
Hay un solo medic para coniurar Ell
terrible NAL y dar fin tan horrible
exodo.
Ell medic esta en- manos de nuestros
legisladores y es muy claro y sencido.
Ell sUELDo del maestro debe estar
en- relaci6n con las exigencia de la vida
actual. -.
FL maestro de experiencia satisfacto-
ria debe ser premiado, segdn sus aaos
de labor.
Esto es logico y fundamental 7aca
crear ell incentive de la estabiidad del
magisterio.
FL maestro, digo, ell individuo que ira
baja hoy por primera vez en- una es-
cuela con una icencia provisional, Ide-
be ganar 10 mismo que un buen macs
tro con cinco diez afios de experien-
cia?
Bajo el sistema actual, ell exodo de
maestros es terrible, doloroso; pero sc
impone.
Hay que remediar ell NAL, LEGIsLA-
DoREs.
FL pals tiene derecho pediros es-
tricta cuenta de como empleais los fon
dos publicos
Querer tener las escuelas abiertas
con maestros sin preparation, con una
licencia provisional, sin conocimientos
W ~ uue va CAAsSA"A, co 1AAo A4ao'"
inversion del dinsro.
Pagar bien a los empleados compe-
tentes hacer que estos permanezcan
en- sus puestos por medic del incenti-
vo del estimulo en- su profession, es
una buena inversion del dinero, cuyo
interes esta por encima de todas las
conveniencias
Ell NAL esta pronosticado.
FL remedio esta dado. Luego no sc
puede alegar poniendo como exeusa Ia
ignorancia ell desconocimiento de los
hechos.
Las faltas Sc cometen de buena fe
de mala fe.
Las cometidas por falta de impre-
vision pueden ser inmediatamente en-
mendadas
Mas 81 Sc insiste en- no remediar la
falta Sc sigue cometiendo, ell pue-
bio tiene que juzgarlas de mala fe, pre-
meditadas estudiadas
Y entonces. ell exodo doloroso y
terrible EN- el magisterio continuara ca
da veg acrecentandose. Pero en- estas
condolences, ell exodo Sc impone.
eide HAMETE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
TODO Ell MUNDO DESEA
La PTOvidencia Divina
No Contiene Alcohol y Qui-
ta La Caspa.

Es una preparation maravillosa pura-
mente vegetal. Usada por toda persona
de buen gusto en- la Isla de Cuba. Pa
ra tener una cabellera rica, suave y
abundante, lacia rizada, que lie de me-
jor realce a su belleza use La PRoVI-
DENCIA DIvINA. Hecha la primera
prueba a conciencia y despues de ha-
Der notado ell resultado de 10 que es ca
paz este producto, quedara usted con-
vencido convencida.
Preparada exclusivamen3e por la Sc
nora Belen Fernandez, Habana, Cuba.
De venta EN- todas las droguerfas, farma
cias, mercancias y quincallas mas aeredi
tadas de Puerto Rico.
Unico Distributor.
A. Garcia
San Sebastian IS, Altos.
TeIefono IO43 NEGRO.
San Jusn, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
DESDE VEGA BAJA
Ell BANo DE Los SANTOS

En- ell barrto de Puerto Nuevo'', de
esta municipalidad, Sc reunieron muchos
campesinos v acordaron hacer una ro-
gativa para pedir que lloviera. (Tienen
raz6n para queiarse, pues la SEGA es
terrible).
Para llevar cabo ell proyecto cada
,uno Sc trajo de su casa un "santo'', y
salieron cantando rezando con los
santos" a cuestas.
Llegaron a la orilla del mar, Y de un
modo muy ceremonioso procedieron a
bafiar los santos
En- esa operacion estaban, cuando un
intruso, casual intencionalmente. no
Sc sabe, llego con tanta desesperacion
bafiar su santo'', que tropezo con
ell il.dmo de los fieles. Y he ahi que EN-
piezan todos a caer al aqua, sin poder
10 remediar nadie.
Todos, mujeres, hombres, chiquillos,
"santos" v santas'', Sc dieron I'm
baiio fenomenal.
FL intruso ha sido denunciado.
Ell CovespoRsoI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
DESDE CABO ROJO

Las entusiastas profesoras del pri-
meros al cuarto grado, baio la direction
de Ia activa inteligente Acting Prin
cipsl" sehorita Modesto Rivas, han or
gsnizado grandes fiestas para elegir una
Reina de edayo entire sus alumnos
La election fue nluy rehida, resul;an
do electa la monisima nina Fifa Fas,
hija del acaudalado comerciante don Jor
&c ]. Fas, con una mayoria de mas de
cinco mil votos.
Sc prepare un gran festival inclu-
yendo baile de coronation, trajes de
flores, paseo en- carrozas, etc, v hay la
idea de llevar la Reina v su corte dc
honor en- paseo triunfal a los pueblos
limitrofes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
EXODO TERRIBLE

FL 6xodo empez6. Continua cada dia
mas nnmeroso Sc impone cada vez
con mayor firneza
FL pueblo sufre las fatales eonse
cueneias que su inprevisi6n le arras.
FRA hasta llevarlo al suicide moral a
que Gamma con pasos de gigantic.
La educaci6n dc nuestros nifios SUI
fre. su eficiencia Sc bambolea.
Los naestros Sc marchan en- exodo
terrible con ellos Sc va la nor del
magisterio. La experiencia de peno-
SOS amos de labor constante, Sc fltra de
una manera insisscnte, amenazadora.
So alejan de la escuela hombres y
mujeres que huyen del fantasma no.
rrible del hambre Ia nliseria. Y SO
marchan, porque vislumbran su negro
porvenir, obscure Y tenebroso. i. j..
iCuAntos maestros no han pasado
sus altimos dias viviendo de la mendi-
cidad pnblica en- un hospital NAL
atendidosl
ICulpables? Los directories publ
cos, los Legislatures.
No por ignorancia. Ellos ven bien
claro; pero cierran sus ojos. Y al
abrirlos de nuevo y yer tantas escuelas
que cierran sus puertas al yer tantos
buenos maestros que han aprendido que
no solo de la escuela Sc vive y buscan
otra labor que remunere con mas de
cencia sus esfuerzos; al yer que on este
momenso el pals ha de hacerlos resporl-
sables, entonces quieren iconjrar el
NAL engahan al pueblo con la ley
viciosa y absurda:
Sc autoriza entonces al Coinisionado
de Educaci6n para que conceda hcen-
cias provisionales personas que hayan
obtenido por 10 menos la instruction
primaria.
FL Comisionado, hacienda uso de tai
autorizaci6n, escoge en- cada pueblo a
Juan, Pedro. Manuel, que tienen los re-
quisitos que pide la ley.
Abrense las escuelas que permane-
clan cerradas porque sus maestros (com
petentes) vieronse obligados a abando-
narlas, el sitio que ocupaba hace al
gnnos meses I'm maestro de competen-
cia, de algunos amos de experiencia, es
ocupado hoy por Juancho, Pedro o
Quintin, que por primera vez Sc encuerl-
ira deiante de so alumnos, con menos
conocimientos de pedagogia y psicologia,
que 20 de obispo.
iPero la escuela esta abierta HAY
maostros de sobral FL cuHo que la le-
gislatura puso EN- manos de nuestro je-
fe escolar, produce adrnirablemente sus
resul. ados!
Y el legislator, honradamente sabe
que este no es el verdadero cuinplimien
to de su deber; pero por 10 pronto, Ell
pueblo cree que Ell conhicto no existe,
que no hay tai carestia de maes.ros,
'porque sus nifios estan otra vez en- La
escuela.
JPero no es este un engano mani
festo? 4,
INo We clsro Ell pueblo de Puerto Ri
co que los tales Juancho. Pedro Quin-
tin no son tales maestros nj cosa que
10 psrezca7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03

Desde hace un mes proximamenee, es
"a constituida la logia EN- instancia Luz
oe los Morrillos', perteneciente la
Gran orden Unida de Odd Fellows
en- America. La componen elementos
de valer y prestigio, hallandose asocia.
dos mas de cuarenta personas. va Sc
ha pedido la "carta Dispensacion" y
SO esta preparando la consagracion de
la Logia en- ell termino mas corto po.
sible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-03
CASAS DE BLUSAS

Tengo Agencia de Casas importan-
tes. Doy trabajo bueno limpio, pero
no recibo el trabajo que puedo confec-
cionar. Puedo hacerme cargo de mas
de 1900 blusas mensuales mas de las
actuales. Tengo operarias superiores.
Mi trabajo esta garantizado.
solicito proposiciones do casas Sc
rias, que puedan dar trabajo abltndan-
INES Ma. sERVERA
Apartado 116 San German, P. f.
Advt.
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tHa dido usted ell duo del primer ac-
to de La opera "RIGoLETTo" canta-
do por Barrientos Hackett, EN- disco
COLUMBIA? oigalo comprelo ell
casa de
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