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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
C0nferencia en- Rinc6n

FL domingo dia seis del msG en cur
so, sc celebro en- la escuela PuDtas No.
2, de esta municipalidad, una hermosa
conferencia a la cusl asistIeron immune
rabies persoras, la mayoria de clos
padres de familia.
Pudimos yer ALI al Sr. jose N. Lo-
pez, Juez de paz a don Adolfo Babi-
lonia, jefe de policia, con Ricardo
Gutierrez, ministro evauge1ico; don Pc
dro Tirado, principal de las escuelas de
Aguada; al Sr Lassslle, al Hon. Conf
sionado Municipal de Instruction, ST.
Grmersindo Avil6s, etc.
TTicieron uso de la palahra les profe-
sores Tirado, Lassalle y Ruiz, y los
sres. Gutierrez Aviles; quienes en-
sencillas y elocuentes palabras, trata-
rcn asuntos relacionados con<Ia escue-
la ell progreso del barrio, siendo mly
aplaudidos por los concnrrentes-
Recitaronse muy bonitas poesias y to
caronse alounas dan2as. 10 Que hizo que
Ell acto resultara mas animad0.
Felicitamos al professor Juan Ruiz
por su 6xito y le aconsejamos siga
luchando por cl bienestar de este ba-
rrio.
VARIoS PADRES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
La suggestion como medic de
educaciion de los pueblos

5Que es la suggestion, sino una fuerza
interna- que todos poseemos, pero que
muy pocos desarrollamos. -. La suges-
tion no es otra cosa que una fucrza~ hip
n6tica, magnetica, la que desarrollada
convenientemente, ejerce una infuen.
cia bienhechora en- pro de la humani-
dad.
La educaci6n es Supplements una su
gesti6n. Esta puede ser favorable, o
desfavorable, exactamente como suele
serlo toda educacion, de acuerdo con
nuestra manera de sugestionar; esto es,
depende del medic que empleemos al in
sufar en- Ia mente del educando la
impression que deseamos quede grabada
en- esta materia pensante, con caracte.
res indelebles. Y va sabemos cue las
impresiones pueden ser no favorable
De ahi ,el que demos una primordial
importancia toda primera inlportan
cia a toda primera impression, decidien
do 6sta generalmente de la suerte de-
fnitiva de un, individuo, de. III. agrupa
do, de un pueblo, nlenos que circuns
tancias por demas notablemente, nos
obiguen rectifcar, 81 somos cuerdos
y desapasionados.
Los hombres somos ninos grandes,
tan inpresionables como estos, puesto
que la humanidad, pesar de sus 81,
CLOS de civilization, vase aln en- paila.
les, en- 10 que atane a la vevdadera
preparation moral. El hombre, obra per
fectible de Dios, empieza ahora vivir
por tanto a perfeccionarse, ples en-
la gigantic eterna elaboration de los
mundos, los siglos no tienen siquiera Ell
valor de segundos, y esta cabeza pen.
sante, SUMMUM de Ia creaci6n, q. pre-
tende conocer a los demas, no Sc como
ce ella mis1na, y de semejante descend
cimiento origfnanse sus continues fra
casos, al intentar educar los de su
especie. 81
GQuieres ser un buen educador de nj
fios?. =. Desarrolla favorablemente esa
fuerza espiritual que atesoras y cmplea
la con vida, con alma. Modc!2ras ar
m6nicamente ell caracter de ellos.
IPretendes ser un buen educador de
pueblos?. -. sigue ell mismo procedi-
miento. Ten supreme cuidado con las
primeras impresiones. 81 son estas IA
vorables, 81 no lastiman ell senti1niento,
81 procedimientos constructiyos EN-.
pleas, 81 das fortaleza de coraZ6n 10
que te propones, triunfaras meritoria-
mente. Pero 81 te saIejas de asta prac.
tica por desconocimiento de tan mara
villosos resortes, y das por conaisuiente
riendas absolute a tu desviado carac-
ter, la naturalezaA humana, Que es tan
sensible, Sc resentira, y vendra, Ell
desprecio, ell odio mas encarnizad,
contra tt.
La suggestion en- su sentido adverse
desempena principal papel en- los hoga
res, con un caracter enteramonte des,
tructivo. No levantamos al nino moral
mente, edifcantemente. Lo hllndimos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
AIgo sobre ell cancer

Miembros pertenecientes Ia sociedad
americana para extinguir ell cancer han
celebrado hacc POGO un 1ritin' en- Ia Aca
demia de Medicina de Nueva York.
Un notable galeno afrm6 que: "No
habia misterio alguno relative al can
Ger exception de su causa. Sc sabe
perfectamentc su estructura svs eau
sas como SO desarrolla. Muchas per
sonas ignoran que ell cancer tiene su ii
mite que 81 sc extrae al principle nc
we've aparccer mas. La. .epoca de su
! extraction puede durar dias, se4nanas y
meses, y, aunque raras veces, sailos.'
La difcultad consiste en- que no hay
medic alguno para conQcer cuande e.
terrible nal Sc esta desa1ToIlando. A We
ces pequelas part1culas del cancer SOL
arrastradss per la sangre otras parties
del cuerpo, donde crecen. Cast siempre
este sucede por medic de los vases lin
faticos y Sc desarrolla cerca de la CLAN
dula linfatica. A pesar de encontrarse
ell germen desarrollandose en- dos parties
en- ambas puede ser externinado, aunque
ell n1mero de oportunidades para que Sc
extienda ell NAL es mayor.
Si Sc descuida, las trasplantaciones
continlan y llega ell momento en- que
es impossible destruir ell NAL.
Acerca de las curaciones ell doctor
Joseph A. Blake, dice: "Recordad que
una extraction completa del NAL es una
cUraci6n completa y que TODD paciente
que Sc acuesta en- la mesa de operacio--
res antes de que Ell nal Sc extienda es
curado''
Todos los cirujanos tienen un sinnu-
nero de casos en- que han logrado hacer
desaparecer. Ia terrible enfernedad me
diante una extraction completa
Sc recomienda Ell examen de cuando
en- cuando que los examinadores sean
profesionales cue hayan estudiado pa
tologia diagnostico.
El doctor Howard G. Taylor ase gura
que ell NAL no es hereditario que pue-
de evitarse, impidiendo las irritaciones
en- la boca producidas por dientes en-
NAL estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17

Tanto lie repetimos que es malo, que
llega a creerse 10 es, y asi actda. Con-
vertimoslo en- un ente male, por edu
cacion, cuando no 10 es por naturaleza.
Y asi en- los diversos ordenes de Ia vi
6a del hogar y de la escuela.
De tai manera ocurre en- la vida del
hombre, del pueblo. sugestionamosle en-
sentido adverse. IPueden nama-s3 adu
cadores, los que tai hacen?.. No ell
educador Ievanta, construye, regepera,
reconstruye. Posee ell verdadero cduca
dor la ley de la simpatia, que aSrae a
todos los elementos afines, y los COM
bina, fernando nuevos cuerpos rests
tentes. La ley de la simpatfa une asi
mismo dos elementos dos cuefros, o
mas. que Sc repelen, contrarios por su
formation natural, por medic de un
tercer elemento, de un tercer cuerpp,
atm ambos, y los une, fundi5ndoloa
en- uno solo, de solidez importa1cia
reconocidas, notables.
Ensenemos primeramente al nifo en-
ell seno del hogar a PODER, y aprende-
ra a QUERER. Desarrollemos paulati-
namente en- el ell habito del PODER, de
acuerdo con su edad, con sus fuerzas,
y progresivamente -. ICumple este ell
hogar? No; los niios NADIA hacen. Los
padres, con un NAL entendido cello de
amor, todo 10 haeen para eno3 La es-
cuela va encajando con estos ln6todos,
pero lentamente. FL maestro easi TODD
10 hace. De aqui, Ell que tantos guerra
mos, pero no podamos. Asunt1s de de
fectuosa educaci6n. Inutilidad Ge la su
gesti6n.
Del mismo modo ocurre ell Ia vida
de los pueblcs Hay que ensenarlos a
PODER, para que aprendan poder.
De 10 contrario, impracticable resulta,
el sabio y famoso proverbio, QUERER
Es PODER.
D6mosle una oportunidad al pueblo
para que 6l mislno Sc desenvuel7a, para
Que resuelva sus problemas, y aprende-
ra Querer.
GQueremos acabar con ell analfabe
t2smo, extirpar de raiz plagas como la
tuberculosis, la uncinariasis, el aludis
mo, la miseria?. -. Ensenemos al
pueblo a poder; hagamosle compren
der como puede veriicarlo; sugestione
mosle favorablemente, Y la obra Sc rea
!izara, puesto que todos haraH. to.
dos aprenderan a poder, y una vez que
puedan, quieren; cuando Sc pucde y Sc
quiere, la ediicacion de la obra, poi
gigantic que sea, parece insignifcante
| Tai ocurre en- ell orden de las ideas,
de los principles. Depende en- absolute
del poder favorable de la suggestion, Co
mo medic propio de educaci6n. Estriba
en-, ell caracter del mentor, del educa.
dor, y de los procedimientos en- ejecu-
ci6n.
Desgraciadamente hay muchos pre-
dicadores, pero muy pocos educadores
Antonio QUIDGLEY.
/ Juncos, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
vARIos PADRES.
UNA IMPoRTANTE EXHIBICIoN
EN- BAYAMON


Nuestro corresponsal en- Bayan6n nos
comunica cue en- el Teatro s'Varieda-
Ndes' de aquelIa poblaci6n Sc empezara
ell jueves de esta semana la exhibition
de las nueve jornadas de que ccnsta la
cuperproducci6n cinematograiea que
Ieva por titulo "Judex'', cont4nuando-
Sc con las ocho jornadas restaLtes cada
jueves siguiente.
La cinta "Judex" ha tenido un cxi
to sorprendente en- todos los zines en-
que ha sido exhibida, por cuyo motive
goza de una asombrosa fama entire to-
das aquellas personas de gusto liJerario
artistico que la han visto. rs una se-
RE completamente distiIta cuantas
han sido pasadas par el lienZc, estan.
do la Interpretation de los principales
personajes encomendada estrellas de
primera Inca, entire elias M. Rene Cres
te, quien desempeno Ell papel de Con-
de en- la pelicula titulada Ell Conde
de Monte Cristo' que tanto gust6 al
pdblico de esta isla. "Judex' Sc com
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17

pone de nueve episodios o jorpadas,
constando cada uno de siete parties, las
que correspondence a nueve noches dis
tintas.
Gran exito deseamos los simpati,
cos empresarios de Bayam6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-17
| Conner Sabroso
CAFE RESTAURANT
"LA CANANDoNGA"
PIstos extras durante la semana

LUNEs:- Spaghetti con polio la NIL
Ianesa.
Albondigas la catalina.
OLA criolla.
MARTES:- Pastel6n de ayes.
Bacalao a la vizcaina.
Ensalada de Langostas.
MIERcoLEs = Macarronos la TIA
Llama.
Crocretas de pollos.
Fricas6 de cerdo.
JUEvEs:- Pavo en- fricase.
Mofongo criollo.
Paella Ealenciana.
vIERNEs:- Pescado en- escaheche.
Albondigas la francesa.
sABADO:- Lech6n asado.
Pasteles de masa.
HaIlacas venezolanas.
Bacalao en- serenata.
DOMINGO = Caldo galleg0.
Pavo al horno.>
Paella valenc1ana.
Sc atienden 6rdenes por telefono nu-
nero 921.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
SEVEN HURT BY AUTOS.
Children Among Those Injured in
Sunday Accidents

Margaret and Paul Mittendorff, fifteen
ana twelve years old, were injured yes
terday when a truck in which they
were riding on Riggs road near the
District line. turned turtle. Robert Nit
tendorff. father of the children. is own
er and driver of the truck The acci-
dent was caused by locked steering
gear.
Aloysius J. Wharton. colored. 1910
18th street. last night about II o'clock
vas struck by an automobile while re-
Earring MS own car at California street
and Massachusetts avenue. The driver
OF the car that injured him failed to
stop, he reported to the police. Wha--
ION was treated at Emergency Hospital
for injuries to his right leg.
John ID. Bailey, eleven years old, 1871
keniiWorth avenue, Wentworth, re-
ceIVed 4 severe injury to his left ankle
Yesterday afternoon when knocked off
his bicycle by an automobile near his
nome. He was taken home by the oc-
cupant of the automobile
Ella Kennedy. colored, 1873 10th
street. was knocked down by an auto
mobile while crossing at Florida ave-
nue. and 18th street early vest erday
morning and her left thigh severely
hurt. She was taken to Emergency
Hospital by the occupant of the ma
chine.
An automobile owned and driven by
James w. Blaine. S37 5th street south
east turned turtle on Pennsylvania ave
nue. between 9th and 10th streets about
o'clock yesterday morning. the acci-
dent resulting from the locking of the
steering gear. The machine was dam
aged and its owner painfully hurt
3. l.. Nord. five years old, Alexandria.
Va. visiting at G914 r street. was
Knocked down by an automobile in
front of the r street house yesterday
afternoon and bruised about his head.
He was given fiwt aid at ChiIdrens 5
Hospital
Evening star., 1921-05-09
"Sheltered Daughters

"Sheltered Daughters" the film
presentation at the Rialto Theater
this week. teaches good lesson.
Justine Johnstone. in the leading role,
again demonstrates her ability as an
emotional actress.
The story deals with girl whose
mother is dead and whose father. a
detective. is raising her without
knowledge of the sin in the world OF
today A chance meeting with a ceie-
brated crook leads her to fall the VIC
tim of the man. who uses her IN ms
scheme to secure large sums of money
from the wealthy. A jealous woman n
who was in love with the crook tips
the police to the work of the crook
and the young girl. which results IN
the detective. father OF the giri'
catching the couple. He is brought to
the realization that he has work ed
along the wrong path in raising the
daughter.
A good comedy and special orches-
ira numbers are also included in the
program.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
Five Musical Buds

Headed by a girl orchestra, listed
on the program AS Five Musical
BUDS. In hodge-podge of music
charm and syncopation," well bal
anced vaudeville bill was presented
at the Strand Theater yesterday.
Another stellar attraction was Bart
Doyle THE Dublin Boy" in songs,
recitations and stories. The min
strels rendition of "Ladde Buck"
ELECTED much applause and he was
forced TO respond to several encores:
Two clever acrobats. Work and
Mack. were we'll received in their
versatile bits Of ECCENTRIC doings.
while Phil Fein and Flo Tennyson
Kept tss audience in high spirits in
laughao1e sketch. "A Revusicai
"A Piece or Lace" a lively skit.
with Jim Conncrs and Edna Boyne
as team. gave added enjoyment
Shirley Mason, the winsome star,
is the film attraction, in her latest
vehicle, The Lamplighter," a hu-
man-interest story by Maria Susanne
Cummins. in which is shown the
retribution that follows those who
deliberately connive to separate two
lovers that fate has destined for life
companionship. A reel comedy and
special orchestral numbers complete
the bill.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
straight Is the Way"

"Straight Is the Way which open
ed at Polls Theater yesterday, and
with the exception of today, VIII be
shown twice daily this week. owes its
distinction to the introduction of the
ouiia board into plot centering
around a gentle. but destitute aunt,
her lovely niece and two burglars
The story is that of two city CROOKS
who work a country village and take
refuge in a deserted wing of an old
home occupied by the aunt ana her
n;ecc Snying through n crack in the
wall they discover the old mlser
mortgage holder when he tries to
steal a treasure which the burglars
had "plaoted" TO aid the old aunt and
her pretty niece. The mortgage ho!d d.
er goes to Jail for the misdeeds OIL
the burglars and both are crooks re-
form.
Matt Moore heads the cast. The MIN
is entertaining.
Evening star., 1921-05-09

noon and S o'clock tonight. and at
similar hours tomorrow.
There were hundreds of school chill
dren in the crowds that lined the
route of the parade. children in schools
near the line of march being excused
by the school authorities. Supt. Bal
lou and others watched the parade
from their offices.
In Front of White House.
The elephants, which brought up
the rear of the parade, went through
various drills in front of the White
House. in honor of the new occupant
of the executive mansion, the emblem
of whose political party in the ele-
phant. President Harding did not
leave his official duties, however. and
the elephants performed without
being seen by the standard bearer
of the "G. O. p"
One of the big hits" Of the parade
was the calliope, which formed the
rear guard to the elephants. Accord
ingi to common opinion of music low
erS along the route, no calliope on
earth ever came as close to hitting
the right notes without hitting them
as this steam instrument.
The rendition of the "Alice Blue
Gown waltz was a gem, as it was
pc rfectly possible for one to tell by
the waltz rhythm, and correct note
Evening star., 1921-05-09
"Sacred and Profane Love"

A young girl, secluded from worldly
influences and sophisticated surround
ings until her majority. suddenly
finds the book of life opened for her.
She is overwhelmed by it's influences.
Such is the theme Of Sacred and
Profane Love. the picture version of
which received its first showing at
the Palace yesterday with Elsie Fer
guson in the role of Carlotta. the girl.
which she created on the stage.
Supported by; Conrad Nagel yester-
day Miss Ferguson vividly portrayed
the emotional role given her. The
complications brought into her life by
A married mans quest for sympathy
which his wife could not give him,
and by the worlds opinion OF Car
lotta. as a result. make the story
highly dramatic. Comedies and news
films complete the program.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
I'm the Shadow of the Dome"

Presentation of congressional life
in Washington, such as never before
has been attempted on the screen nor
has attained such success, should be
an exceptional treat for Washing
tonians, who will see '1n the Shadow
of the Dome" which last night had
its premier showing at the Belasco
| Theater.
1t is David G. F'ischer's perturbation
of Edmund X. FoX's story, Should
Christ Enter Congress"
The scenes, of course, were mostly
staged in Washington. and are read
lily recognized, and add special in
terest. 1t has further interest in
the fact that Miss 1mogene Taylor,
one of the supporting cast. is a WASH
but in the picture.
Jasper Ellington, a dissipated con-
gressman, who entices beautiful
country girl to Washington and then
,, is responsible for her downfall: is the
basis for the dramatic plot. The girl
accepts the congressmanS many at
tentions, expecting him to procure a
position for her. She unSuccessfully
looks fC~ work, finally accepts his
Invitation to a banquet, at which she
succumbs to the influence of liquor.
The next morning she realizes the
congressman's intentions when he
gives her an automobile. She imme-
diately sells it and buys ticket for
New York.
Old-time memories are revived when
the girl reads of the election to Con-
gress of Jack Wayne, her former
sweetheart. An important bill comes
up il. Congress. and Ellington, who
has been brbed to favor it. fears
Jack Wayne's influence against it,
and manages to abduct him. Sus-
pectinG foul play. the girl returns to
Washington. finds her former lover,
who is then instrumental in defeating
the bill.
Donald Hall plays the leading role.
He is supported by Dixie Lee in the
part of the farmers daughter: Will
liam Parks jr., in the characteriza-
ton of Jack Wayne and Eulalie Jen-
sen. Miss Taylor. Charles n. Martin.
Marguerite Gale. Clayton Frye and
others of ability.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
! now and then. that this was the tune

now and then that this was the tune
being played.
Rivals in Gallantry.
One gallant with2 gray beard in
the crowd in front of the Post Office
Department. came in for Il deal of
good-humored "spoof1ng" when he
went to the rescue of fair eques-
trienne who lost a stirrup.
This gentlemen had for rival a
young man. but managed to get to
the fallen stirrup first. He picked it
up, gracefully handed 1t to the circus
rider, and went back to his place on
the curb amid the plaudits of the
crowd.
A feature of the parade this year
was the series of great false heads
adorning men who stood on the tops
of tie various wagons. Circus bands
never seem to play recognizable
tunes, and the bands today seemed no
exception. AS for the clowns band,
nobody expected it to play a tune.
The John Robinson circus IS on It's
ninety-eighth annual tour: -Four
trains brought it to the National
Capital yesterday. The seven-pole
tent is said to hold 1900 people and
has three rings. two stages and vari-
Gus other features. There are fifty
clowns
Evening star., 1921-05-09
"The Oath" :"

THE Oath" as specially produce
nv Raoul Walsh and released as the
fourth of First Nationals Big rive
the feature at the Metropolitan ana
Knickerbocker theaters this week, is
deserving Of a place among the master
pieces Of the screen. The acting of
Miriam Cooper, Anna Q. Nilsson and
Conway Tearle is above the ordinary.
.Tl1. Oath" deals with question or
race creed-that of denying marriage
between Jew and Gentle. Minna
Hart, the beautiful. spirited. though
spoiled daughter of Israel Hart. re-
tired banker, contrary to the teach
ings of her devoted parent. falls in
love with Hugh Collman, a Gentle.
The latter is an impecunious lawyer.
and marriage with the heiress is at
first considered by him as most re-
mote. But, following the dictates of
their love for each other. they are
secretly married and later. during a
moment of jealousy, Minna declares
she never wants to see Hugh aga! n
and extracts from him a solemn oath
that he will never reveal their secret.
However, the play becomes more in
tense as it ncars it's climax, and it is
during this period that the real worth
of the actors is recognized.
Banker Hart is found murdered.
Money and papers are missing. Hugh,
who was the last person seen talking
to him and who was greatly in his
financial debt, is accused. Because of
his oath he cannot furnish an alibi
and clear himself by telling that ne
was with the bankers daughter, his
wife, at the time of the murder. A
trial follows, with its attendant emo
tions and suffering. But all ends
well. Hugh is cleared by the purified
perjury" Of good old friend, the
wife of Hugh's closest friend. Then
there is a reconciliation and Hugh
and Mnna make known their mar
riage and are again happy and con-
tented.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
Habit" :"

Habit" the latest First National
starring vehicle for Mildred Harris,
which opened Il weeks run at Gran
dals Theater yesterday, is d photo
Evening star., 1921-05-09
AmuSementS

play of dramatic appeal. Among its
noteworthy features is scene de-
piCting the atelier of a fashionable
5th avenue importer, during which a
fashion display occupies the screen.
The plot centers in the developments
that are contingent upon Irene
F1etcher's refusal to abandon her
habits of luxurious living when her
father warns her that the family for
tunes are running low. Forsakeins love
In cottage for hate in mansion,
the headstrong daughter of q house
bereft of its millions finds herself
confronted with problems that hold
the interest. Short-reel features are
included in the program.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
"Madonnas and Men,"

"Madonnas and Men," presented At
Moore..s Garden this week for a
second seven-day run. Is pleasing to
ordinary in movie plays. It is a story
IN two parts-one dating back to the
time the Roman empire was at the
height OF its proAigacy, whom the
lust for entertainment knew no
bounds.
The modern side Of the story Is
laid in New York. In this part of the
play there Is drawn a moral in the
like attitude Of the day for brazen
amusement.
Evan Burrows Fontaine. Edmond
Lowe, Anders Randolf. Faire Binney,
Raye Dean and Gustav Won sew
frititz all have important roles.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
Sentimental Tommy"

Crowds continued to see "Senti-
mental Tommy" the picture drawn
from Sir James Barrie's famous story.
on the inauguration of it's second
week OF showing at the Columbia
Theater yesterday. The sentiment
ana romance contained in the original
story are emphasized by a capable
cast which includes Gareth Hughes,
May McAvoy, Mabel Taliaferro and
George Fawcett.
number of unusual subsidiary pic
lures complete the program.
Evening star., 1921-05-09
CROWDS SEEF|RST
1921 CIRCUS PARADE
Many School Children Drop
Studies, Watch Pageant
of Robinson Show.

Government clerks. business men,
rhildren by the hundreds and Just
people" by the thousands turned out
today to watch the first circus parade
to 60 down Pennsylvania avenue this
spring
The parade was that of the John
Robinson circus. which opened for
two-day stand this afternoon at 18th
and II streets northeast, performances
being given at > o'clock this after
Evening star., 1921-05-09
MEDAL TO BE GIVEN.
DR.. Frederick B. Power, Chemist,
Will eB Recipient.

DR.. Frederick B. Power. distinguish
ed research chemist. is to receive a
gold medal at 8 o'clock this after
noon at the auditorium of the Cosmos
Club from Henry S. Welcome, found
er OF research laboratories in Lon
don bearing his mama.
The medal will bs commemorative of
tho long service Of DIR. Power and
his achievements In the field of plant
chemistry.