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penses u the two parties, and won a
great ovation when he said;
There viii be no attempt IN this
campaign 10 compete by dollars with
our opposition. SO many people have
been in the mon.y-gathering business
for the reactionary cause that the
millions already in hand are more or
less a matter Of general information.
All that We AJAX IA that both parties
deal in the utmost good faith with
the electorate and tell the plain truth
A. 10 the amounts received, the con
tributers. and the items Of disburse-
ments. The public judgment in cleo
tiaas should be rendered after the
fullest hearing possible"
The acceptance speech closed with
reference 20 the plans Of the cam
paign in which Gov. Cox stated that
cunning devices backed by unlim-
tied prodigal expenditures will be
used TO confuse and 20 lure. But I
have an abiding faith that the pitfalls
viii be avoided and the right road
chosen. The leaders opposed to
Democracy promise TO put the eoun-
try mack 90 normal. This can only
mean the so-called normal Of former
reaetionary administrations, the out
standing feature Of which was a pit
lance for farm produce and a small
wage for a long day Of labor. Ny
vision does not turn backward 10 the
'nomaP desired By the senatorial
oligarcy, but to a future in which all
shall have a normal opportunity 20
cultivate higher stature amidst bet
ter environment than that Of the
past. Our view is toward the sun
rise Of tomorrow with lis progress
and is eternal promise Of better
things"
The ceremonies closed with a hene-
diction By the Rev. Father Martin
Neville. Of the Holy Angels Catholic
church at Dayton. Governor Cox 70.
turned 10 Trailsend TO meet thou
sands of friends who were waiting 10
eongraiulte him upon his speech.
which. they say, win without doubt
inspire party workers 70 the great
and concerted effort demanded BY
the occasion 10 eliminate in the de-
feat Of the reaetionary program Of
Senator Harding ffa-
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DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN
Opens In Lancaster.

Hon, Albin W Barkley, Congress
man from the First District. opens
his campaign here MONDAY, AUG
UST 23rd This is County Court
Day and the Garrard County Court
begins that day also.
Congressman Barkley has the repu-
tation Of being the most attractive
political campaigner In the Demo
cratic party In the State. The speak
er has many admirers IN Garrard
County who are delighted that he will
be hereto make the first speech for
his party. One half Of the Court
House will be reserved for the seating
u the women
Come and hear Hon. Albin W.
Bnrkley.
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American Legion News.

At the regular meeting Of the
American Legion held last week Post
Commander Virgil q. Kinnaird and
Mr.. Benz. Woods were selected un-
animousIy as delegates TO the State
Convention to be held in Louisville
the first week in September, the gen
tlemen viii 20 TO the Convention un-
instructed on the Bonus or adjusted
compensation. compulsory Military
Training and other things TO come be-
fore them. :
Practically every Post in this Dis
triet have instructed their delegates to
vote ''yes" on all these subjects.
The, regular meeting Of this Post
will be held the second week in Sep
TENDER at which time officers will be
selected for the ensuing year
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-12
BRADSHAW
BROTHERS
Win On Beef Bred Cat
tie At Berea Fair.

Messs Bradshaw Brothers took 16
head Of their Aberdeen-Angus cattle
to the Berea Fair last week and won
practically everything in the beef
bred cattle class.
On best heifer any age. they won
LIST. End. and 3rd; best bull any age,
lst and End; best yearling heifer LIST.
End and srd; best COW and calf, lst
and End; best senior yearling steer.
LIST; best sucking calf. either sex. ist.
and End; best herd Of five or over, ist
and End.
This splendid show Of cattle was
the chief attraction for the second
day and brought out one Of he largest
crowds ever seen on the grounds.
The total winnings from this fam
Gus herd was SS25.O0.
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ANOTHER
CATALOGUE
Fifth One For Swine
broad Now In Press.

This Office is getting out this week
the fifth catalogue Of auction sales
for Swinebroad the real estate man.
II is the largest one he has ever is
sued. containing about thirty pages
and over ave thousand are being
printed. II announces the sale Of
some % ,he finest farms In this and
adjoining counties. that have ever
been offered 20 the public, beside =
number q very valuable pieces Of
city property in Lancaster and other
towns Of the blue grass.
A card to Mr. Swinebroad for one
Of thsse handsome booklets. will get
you one by return mail.
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Important Meeting.

There viii be a meeting Of the
Lancaster Commercial Club aud the
business citizens Of the city At the
court house mex; Monday evening a
2 80 70 perfect the final arrange
ment. for the get acquainted" tour,
which Is to take place on Wednesday
August 18th
This Ia important and Il . hoped
that a good representation will attend
this meeting. tl arrtr
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Twin Girls.

Friends here have received the an
nOuneement Of the arrival al twin
girls at the home Of Mr. and slrs Ew.
ing stultE in Louisville. Tue dainty
little Misses have been ehristsned
"Juns Bourne" and Jane Ewing.
Mrs. Stultz will be remembered be-
fore her marriage as Mis- Aleen
Bourne. daughter Of Mr.. aad Mrs ].
h. Bourne Of this city.
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Our fellow-townsman. Mr.. W. {.
DAVIS. the tailor. received a letter
several days ago which came a. quite
a surprise 20 him and back Of which
Is a story Of more than ordinary
human interest
In 1859 Mr.. Davis was a young
tailor in Stanford. Another young
man by the name Of D., a telegraph
operator. came in for suit Of clothes.
His measure was taken and the suit
delivered in due time. D. asked,
upon delivery Of the suit. that Mr..
Davis wait for his pay until his next
payday as he was short Of means ut
the time. Mr. Davis agreed, but be-
fore payday came. a detachment Of
General Bragg's army came into
Stanford and D.. and several others.
20 avoid capture or service in the
Confederate Army, left town in. the
night Thereafter D. never return
ed 10 Stanford nor did Mr.. Davis ever
receive pay for the suit
A week or more ago Mr.. Davis, So
years after the suit had been made,
received the following letter:
Norfolk. Va. July 20. 1920.
Mr.. VIII Davis.
Lancaster. Ky.
Nv dear Sir.--
learn that you are a son Of a
tailor who In 1862 kept a shop in
Stanford Ky. had some tailor work
done in his shop. and before | could
pay for il. was chased out Of town
by the approach q Gen. Leadbetter's
brigade.
Have you any account Of this debt?
Was il ever paid or II not. how much
was ~ As have not very much
longer to live. want TO leave the
world square and not owing anyone.
win you please let me know IL you
know anything Of the matter, or for
what amount the bill was.
had forgotten all about il for
years until Il came suddenly into my
mind recently and have been writ
ing TO different people in Stanford 10
learn the name and location Of the
firm which did tailoring there.
Yours truly,
,. @. D..
p. s. I am poor man but try to be
fair.
The writer makes the mistake Of
thinking that Mr.. Davis Is the son Of
the Stanford tailor. which Is quite
natural inasmueh a. So years have
elapsed since the suit was purchased
But Mr.. Davis Is the man himself who
made tho suit; and he says he remsm.
bers distinctly the man and the ma.
tsrial out Of which the suit was made.
He has replied to the letter and Is
daily expecting a check covering the
original cost Of the suit and possibly
some more for interest i''g
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L. & NJ. ANNOUNCES
CHANGE IN TRAINS
Means Better Service to
and From Lexington.

Better train service between Ian
caster and Lexington was put up TO
the Lexington business men, when
they made their tour through the
blue grass a few months ago, stop
ping In Lancaster for a few hours.
A schedule was made out and pre-
sented to these men and asked them
that they cooperate with Us and
other towns tina. were naturally in
terested In giving Us this better ser.
vice to and from Lexington and on
through 70 Cincinnati,
This schedule has been adopted BY
the L. and y which Is practically the
same as asked for and will take ef-
feet next Sunday. August 18th, ae-
eording to the following from the
I.sxington Herald, which says;
A new train. taxing the number 40
as its title. will run from Stanford,
via Lancaster. Richmond, Winehes-
ter. Lexington and Paris, making two
stops between Winchester and Lex
ngton and only two stops Cynthiana
and Falmouth. between Paris and
LatOnia. This train will be the fast
est train between Lexington and Gin
einnati. covering the course in prae-
tically three hours. Number 40 will
leave Stanford at 4O7 o'clock in the
morning. and will arrive in Lexing-
ton az 7:25 o'clock Extra coaches
will be added. including parlor car
service.
Number 1870 has been changed 70
No. rs. This train leaves Lexington
NJ 9:35 o'clock at night for Paris and
is known as the Atlanta Special
making connections with the south
bound train
Number 80. according to the new
schedule. will leave Cincinnati az l:lO
O'Clock in the afternoon and win ar
rive IN Lexington az 7:i5 o'clock at
night. This train will make the same
tiuie AZ No. 80. and will cover the
same territory.
Returning Train 40 leaves Lexing-
ton NJ 80 p. m, arriving at Laneas-
ter ~ 1920 r. m and at Stanford at
1880 p. m.
Other new trains will be inaugura-
ted by the Louisville and Nashville
system on August IS. Among them
will be No. 10. which win leave Lex
ington for Cincinnati at 4:5O o'clock
in the morning, No. II, a local train,
will run between Cincinnati and Lex
inRton arriving in this city at 7:40
o'clock at night.
Number 81 has been changed TO
No. IL. This is the Maysville train
and will arrive 10 minutes later In
Lexington than AZ the present time,
making this train arrive here az s;4O
o'clock at night Number 1871 has
been changed to No. 10, and No. i3s
will be renamed No. Ia. These two
trains will not change their present
schedules. Number l6. which leaves
Lexington for Maysville az $50
o'clock in the afternoon now will
after August Is leave at 5;55 o'clock.
The Inauguration Of the changes in
the Louisville a Nashville trains was
the result Of cooperation Of the rail
way officials and the local Board Of
Commerce after a conference Of rep
resentatives Of the two organizations
relative TO joining closer together the
Blue Grass cities.
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Brodhead Fair.

Mr. A. Z. Albright and Granville
Owens secretary, were in the city a
few days ago advertising the Brod-
head Fair which comes of next week.
Many from this county will be inter
ested to know that one Of the best
fairs ever held in that little city. will
be pulled of there August 18th. 18th.
and 20th.
They are carrying a large adver-
tisement IN this issue and are extend
ing a special invitation to its Garrard
county friends to attend every day
II possible and promise them one Of
the best entertainments they have
ever seen there. An Aeroplane will
be on exhibition every day and will
carry free the frs couple 10 marry
on the fair grounds. Now boys get
busy get you a wife and take her a
trip TO the aerial regions.
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Before buying new Storage hat
tsriss. sss Deatherage nroA, who can
repair your old one and make IL a.
good as new Second hand storage
batteries on hand for sale. Also re
pairing Of all kinds on all cans. An
work guaranteed.
7-5-tf Deatherage BrOa. Garage.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-12
Satisfaction Prevails.

Continued rest comes 60 those who
use "wEsPECO". Oils that pene-
trats. gas that vibrates. gives power
untold Get the best and see the
difference" Watch for the "RED
TRUCK"
Sold exclusively by W. s. CARRIER,
s-t2-2t. Phone SO.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-12
You Will Lose Money!

on yesr vet wheat tobacco etc. IN.
less protested By one Of thos. ns~
,.rpauliss 81 Frank MsrksbsFy's
WAREHOUSE sovsramsat iasPssisd.
double weave. dsabls sllsd. milds~-
proof sad ito ropes attached. Sell
ins fast. Only $40. s-i2-2t
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We will cell you the very beat Tim-
otAy SEED Ter Fall sowing Al tbs lo~-
sst price possible. Call aad zee Ne.
e-i2-4t CArrard MiliinE Co.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-12

LOST-on streets Of Lancaster,
last Saturday, lady's light brown kid
driving glove, for right hand Finder
please return TO this Office. Il
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-08-12
carrard County. Vote BY Precincts

Total ESQ 5s7 as 4
Ripy's majority over Gilbert sol,
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BRACES ARMY
Forces Man To Leave
An Unpaid Debt.

After SIS Year, cAlls For Bill.
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A Y | S 0
A LOS coNTRAT1sTAs

st. Thomas, Islas Virgenes, Julio, 20.
Por la presente Sc avisa que ell que
suscribe recibira en- su ofcina en- la
Estaci6n Naval, St. Thomas, Islas Vir-
genes. hasta las tres de la tarde del Is
de agosto, proposiciones en- pliego ce
rrado para lie reconstruction de aproxi-
madamente ounce millas de la carre-
terra entire Fredericksted Christian
sted en- la isla de Santa Cruz, incluya
do ell trabajo de arreglo necesario de
explanaciones. Las proposiciones podr$n
hacerse para una ambas de las siguien
tes clases de construction:
I'm pavimento central de hormi-
g6n de diez pies de ancho seis pulga-
das de espesor con tres pies de maca-
dam cada lado
2.-Pavimento de macadam de diez y
seis pies de ancho.
j Pianos y especificaciones pueden OBJ
tenerse mediante solicitud, en- la PU-
BL1C WORKS OFFICE, st Thomas, vir-
gin Islands
Las proposiciones Sc abriran pubnca-
mente las 500 pasado n:sridiano del
ola 16 de agosto de 1920.
Ell Concejo Colonial Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar una todas las pro-
posiciones, aceptar la que en- su con
cepto sea mas benehciosa para Ell GO
bierno.
RoBT. L. PETTIGREW
Official de Obras Publicas.
81 Thomas Islas Virgenes. Advt.
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DEL MOMEN
O.-WILSON Ell APOS
toll OLVIDADO

Wilson, el apostol ,el sofiador, sufre
en- estos instantes un desahucio moral.
Y no 10 desahucia Ia mediocridad sola-
mente, sino los nombres q. sc uaman cul
tcs, que dirigen pueblos: hombres
cuyo emblema, cubierto con fnas ca
pas de altruismo, solo representa-, en- su
intima esencia, el egoismo mas degra
dante. wilson, Ell immense, esta siendo
olvidado por todos.
Cuando ell ap6stol de la fraternidad
universal cruzo los mares, deseoso de
a6optar un plan que diera termino a
los crimenes que sanciona luego la his
toria, en- sus llamadas blancas paginas
ncSotros sentimos un hondo desccnsuelo.
Admirabamos " lie admiramos hoy)
al hombre intrepido que Sc lanzaba Ell
pos ce una quimera; pero presentiamos
que e. nuevo Quijote quebraria SUI fra
gil arma de combate contra los moh
nos de la Ambici6n, que el imaginaba
los molinos de la Buena Fe; y que como
ell personaje de Cervantes, retornaria
al hogar, abatido y vencido.
FL heroe fue aclamado. Las nacio-
mes, hip6critas como los individuos, pu
sieror a sus pies una suave alfombra
de rosas. los homenajes todos, para
el fuCron. Y cuando la nube del peli-
gro Sc hubo desvanecido, Sc prescindi6
del gran estadista. El puhal asqueroso
de Ia TRACTION Sc hunGi6 en- ell ospiritu
pure 49,
va no Sc habla de el. Nuevas ambi
clones agitan las conciencias naciora
les. Y los pueblos cual terribles lunati
cos, aun tintas las manos en- sangre,
Sc aprestan la nueva lucha, mas cruel
mas inhumana acaso que la Ultima.
Wilson, para nosotros, es y sera
una cumbre "a la cual no pueden aGn
mirar todos los hombres, porque la luz
que en- ella centellea obscurece los espi
ritus no selectos.
Wilson signifca professor de carac
ter patricia, martir. Y sobre todas las
cosas, sofiador, visionario, immense for
jador dc quimeras.
Ell EsTUDIANTE x
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FL Comisionado de Instruction Pu-
blica ha nombrsdo inspector de escue-
las q don Ramon Sandin Martinez, tras-
ladandole al distrito escolar de Ciales.
Las ejecutorias del senior Sandin en-
su vida professional merecian esa exal-
taci6n, y desde el nuevo sitio que hoy
ocupara sabra dejar una estela resplan
deciente dc su obra por la educac,o1
de nuestros niiios
La mayor gloria cabele Vega Baja-
al yer uno de sus hijos ocupando III
cargo dc tanto presSigio v dc 'tanto va.
lor patri6tico.
Ell senior Sandin va inspeccionaI
escuelas despu6s de haber probado sus
iniciativas en- todos los grades del ~
eisterio insular.
Fue maestro rural durante dos amos;
eraduado de espaiiol, dos amos tambieni
graduado de ingles y "acting princi
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Las persOnas de color
pueden ahora tener el
cabellO IaciC y lustroso.

La famosa PELO lISlNA es la
1nica Ioci6n perfumada que eff
cazmente y sin causar daho,
pone ell cabeIlo Iacio y lustroso.
Miles de personals de color la
han usado y continGan fieIes a
esta preparation. Sus resulta-
dos son verdaderamente mara
Vilosos.
Una cabelIera atractiVa es ad-
mirada por todos los que nos ro-
dean, y con la PELO LlSlNA
pueden tener esa attraction to-
das las personas que tengan eI
oabello enmarahado.
De Venta en- todas las farma-
cias y droguerias.
The Orinoka Pharmacal Co. Inc.
New York, U. s. A. Advt.
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NO VACILE ANTE Ell PELIGRO

En- casos de ninos demacrados por
des6rdenes en- los intestinos acompa-
iiados por evacuation mucosa, con
dolor de vientre mucho dolor en-
la region del estomago. con dolor de
cabeza, sopor delirio, puede sos
pecharse con mas menos certeZa
que sus padeeimientos provienen de
lombrices solitaria. En- tales ca
SOS no SC debe perder tempo algu-
no debe administrarselcs cuanto
antes una dosis del Vermifugo '"TI-
RO SEGURO", del DR.. II. L. Peery,
nue es el 1nico remedio que ataca
las lombrices solitaria. las expul-
sa del sistema destruye el foco de
infection donde sc procrean. No va
cie un instante, en- comprar lie Yer
mifugo "TIRO SEGURO", del Dr..
IL. f. Peery, el unco legitimo, fa-
bricado, exclusivamcnte por Wright's $
Indian Vegetable Pill Co., de 372
Peart St., New York. N. ", adj
ministrarlo de acuerdo con las di-
recciones Que envuelven el frasco.
No hay necesidad de otros purgantes
para completar su acci6n Advt.
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Otro de la vieja cepa que cae
El doctor Fernando Gonzalez y Gonzalez

metropolis sombria Formados en- column
ma de dos filas, por orden de grades,
partieron los hermanos del Temple ha-
cia la casa mortuoria. Una vez ALI, ri
cas- coronas de flores naturales v artif-
ciales fueron entregadas por ell querido
hermano Pihero, representante a la Ca
mara, a los hermanos que ADRIAN la CO.
mitiva fIinebre. Fueron estas ofrendadas
por ell Concejo de Admins, ,Tacion, la
Asamblea Municipal, la Logia Caballe-
ros de la Noche, Y por varios parientes
amigos de distintos pueblos de la Is
La Un immense gentio, en- representa-
cion de todas las clases sociales, seguia
ell feretro.
Detuvose frente la Logia ALI, el
ex-maestro, doctor Barreras, actuando
de Venerable, en- ausencia de nuestro
queridisimo hernsano Cordero, quien Sc
hallaba enfermo expuso en- brillanses
periodos, pero con voz entrecort ada por
Ell dolor, la vida hermosa del hombre que
Sc ausentaba. como amigo, como ciuda-
dano, como professional, como empleado,
com padre, como esposo Y como mason,
iniciado en- Espaiia.
Parte de nuevo la ftinebre comitiya
hacia la mansion de los muertos, en- -
lilo de un profundo recogimiento esprit
sual Detienese frente ella Hacen uso
IL 10 ,oo1a1,,~a al T T;ca,n;ado Nob,-a~o ~,
representation de la logia de San Lo-
emo; el Licenciado Pifiero, EN- repre-
Sentacion de la logia' '"Caballeros de la
Noche'' de Juncos; Ell doctor Berries,
IN representation de la logia de Yabu-
coa ell seiior Pereira, en- representation
lei trabajo organizado; ell joven Ro-
iriguez Albert, estudiante dc, La Uni
yersidad sobrino del fenecido, en- re-
presentation de la familia. Todos estu-
Tieron la altura del momento. arran-
cando lagrimas a los circumstances, al
prescntar algunos interesantes detalles
de su vida de desprendimientos carl
tativos. Asi Sc desprende de su lamen-
table estado de pobreza, despues de ha-
Der ejercido su profession por espacio de
mas de cuarensa amos.
En- torno la sepultura, nev6se efoc
to ell servicio fLnebre mas6mco, fer
NOSE la cadena, acto que. por 10 impo-
nente y gr1ndioso, conmovi6 al publ
CO. Lanzaron todos los hermanos sus
siemprevivas al sepulcro, en- signifca-
ci6n de su recuerdo eterno. Asi termin6
aquel con1'2vedor acto de dolor Y de
lagrimas, al que asistieron nutridas Co.
misiones de las logias de Yabucoa, Gu
rabo, Caguas. San Lorenzo, Humacao
y Naguabo
iPaz a sus restos bendiciones su
espiritu!
Antonio oUIDGLEY.
Juncos, p r.
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pal", nueve amos; el curse de 1919
20 10 ejerci6 como Acting Supervisor
del dis,rito, por ausencia del senior v.
NJ Suarez
Ell sefior sandin ha ssrvido, por 10 tan
to, catorce amos como maestro, Y todo
esq tempo 10 ha ejercido en- las escue
las de Vega Baja.
FL triunfo del seiior Sandin es el
triunfo de Vega Baja.
El cuerpo de maestrcs de Ciales esta
de placemes.- Les feGicitamos porque en
ell senior Sandfn tendraa un verdadero
amigo, un fcl companero y un inspector
jus.o.
LA apariencia engafia'', dice un an
tiguo aforismo. Por ESQ., cuando obser-
veis que Ell se1or Sandin no sea prodi-
go en- sonrisas y saludos no 10 ;om6is
a orgullo nj enojos FL senior Sandin
posee una seriedad que engana al que
no lie trata Condad en- el, en- su amistad
y Ell su justicia.
Vaya ell sefior Sandin enhorabuena, y
que ciales premie sus esfuerzos como
Vega Baja 10 hizo.
Los maestros de Vega Baja celebra-
ran un festival con.o homemade de des-
pedida al sefior Sandin, Y en- esa no
che, (sabadO, 81 Sc lie hara entrega de
un Diploma de Honor y un regalo.
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Para sustituir al senior Sandin en- sus
funciones como inspector del distrito,
la sido noinbrado el senior don Francis
co Gaztambide.
FL seflor Gaz9ambide es natural de
Las Marias; nacio en- ell afio 1892 po-
see el certifcado elemental dc Ia Es-
cuela Normal, concedido en- ell afio 1910,
y asimismo ell Diploma del Departamen
to Normal de la Universidad, que lie
fue otorgado en- 1911. Ea ejercido cinco
amos como professor de ingles y "ac-
ting principal, su classification sicm
rre ha sido Excellent"
Fue destinado para ocupar una pla-
"a en- la escuela superior de Ponce, pa
sando a ocupar la inspection del dis
trito escolar Ccrozal-Mcrovis en- enero
de 1918.
Conocemos al sefior Gaztambide y po-
demos decir que es un hombre sumamen
te active y celoso en- ell desempeho de
sus deberes Es muy tratable Y cul:o.
FL cuerpo de profesores de Vega Ba-
ia sabra muy pronto conquistar su con-
fianza, cooperando decididamente en- to
Go cuanto ell senior Gaztambide inicie
en- bien progreso de las escuclas de
esta municipalidad.
Vega Baja, JUNO 90.
EI, CORRESPONSAT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-30
OPORTUNIDAD

Sc Ia dare toda casa de comercio, al
dependiente, al empleado, la taquigra-
ia, en- fin a todO Ell que lea este anuncio
y sc compcnetre de el.
GTrabaja usted en- maquina de escrt
bir7 Pues llamando usted vazquez, Te
ilefono 5O5 en- la Casa Finlay, tendra dos
ventajas: su maquina bien reparada y
un recibo con el numero correspondence
que lie dara derecho una maquina de
escribir reeonstruida de Ia marca de su
deseo cuando los recibos alcancen al ni-
nero so. Quiere decir que por cada Gin
cuenta reparaciones hechas en- este Ia
Her Sc regalara una maquina moderna
cuyo precio sera de $500.
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lestia de llamar a Vazquez, telefono
sos.
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