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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

Los estudiantes de la Universidad
han enviado ID Junta de sfndicos la
siguiente peticion.
EN- L. p7onsa del 25 del actual he
mos leido que ha sido declarado zona
infestada el barrio de Martin Pefia,
hecho que demuestra claramente Ell
avance desolador y terrible de la Pes
te Bub6nica.
NADIA de extrafio seria que de1tro
de breve Sc registraran algunos casos
en- esta municipalidad de Rio Piedras,
estaneo este pueblo tan fntimamcnte
relacionado con esa capital. Es de CO.
nocimiento general que diariame1te no
solo lcgan aqui un gran nlmero de
personas que trabajan en- San Juan y
vivcn en- Rio Picaras sino que tam
bien constantemente estan llegardo
bnltos, mercancias, AUTOMOBILES de pa
sajeros y de carga, etc, etc, que a
pesar de ser debidamente desinfecta-
dos en- Martin Pefia pueden ser vehi-
culo de la enfermedad, hecho demostra
do por los recientes casos ocurridos en-
Humacao, Vega Alta, Dorado y Quay
nabo, pueblos que Sc encueatran me-
ros ligados que este la ciudad de
San Juan. Atendiendo estas consi-
deraciones, honorable jurta, NADIA ten
dria de particular que Ell un future
TO lejano Rio Piedras Sc viera bajo
ell azote de la terrible playa, que hoy
aterroriza la isla entera.
Como es natural, la intranquilidad
y hasta el panico Sc esta arraigando
en- la opinion publica y en- la misra
Universidad IEspera esa Junta Direc
tora que la epidemia llegue hasta nos
otrcs para adoptar medidas que de ma
ca valGrian despues &c contaninado Ell
pueblo?
Diariamente frente a la Universidad
sc agrupa un sinnumero de AUTOMOBILES
procedentes de San Juan, en- los cua-
les vienen estudiantes Y catedTsticos
que residen en- ese, viviendo algun IS
dentro de las zonas infestadas Y,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
Los aIumnOS de Ia UniverSidad
pidGn Ia suspension de las CIaSGS

,quien nos podria asegurar que esos We
hiculos, esos estudiantes, y esos cate
draticos, no pueden traer consigo ell
microbio trasmisor de la temida enfer-
medad?
Estamos completamente seguros de
que ell cuerpo estudiantil universita-
rio solo espera la voz de alarma para
desparramarse por toda la isla. Y cuan
do este ocurra, Gquien puede sfir,nar
que todos esos estudiantes estan en
perfecto estado de salud v uue no
levaran sus respectivos pueblos ser
menes nocivos Y propagadores de la
playa?
Aun mas. Case que Sc adoptaran ire
didas rigurosas de aislamiento tan plon
to Sc manifestara el primer brcte de
Ia epidemic, Gpftria haber tranquil
dad, sosiego, y orden, tanto en- Ell cuer
po de estudiantes como en- las familias
que Sc encuentran lejos? 1Y qae crrco
O0 GSbuu4OS pOuL4d COhI1AudlSS S4A OS-
tas condiciones?,
Son muchos :os estudiantes ! cspe-
cialmente las sehoritas, que, prs'nia-
dos por sus. padres, 81 han visto en-
la recesidad de abandonar temporal
meate sus clases, corriendo el riesgo
1c fracasar en- sus estudios. Ahora mis-
no. en- los momentos que redactamos
esta carta, pasan alguaos de naestrcs
companeros en- direction sus hoga-
res. -.
Creemos s:nceramente que Sc nece..
sta obrar con rapidez y provision, da
das las circunstancias excepcionales
que nos rodean, y evitar que en- Ell fu
turo tuvieramos cue lar,entsI: fata-
les desenlaces que puedan ser evitados
con una pronta determination
Por tanto, es de todo puntc impress
cindihle la suspension de classes duran
te un periodic razonable, no solo en-
benefcio de los estudiantes v de la
Facultad, sino tambien en- beneficio de
la salud la tranquilidad de toda la
isla =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
"Recordar es vivir'- Dante

Desde Ell suelo de mi destierro
tu triste amigo, Emilia deliciosa,
te dirige su voz: su voz que un dia
en- los campos de Cuba fiorecientes
virsud, amer y placida esperanza
c2rto felice, de tn bello labio
mere1ier.do sonrisa aprobadora,
que satisfizo su an:bicion. Ahora,
solo gemir podra la triste ausencia
de t3do 10 que amo, y enfurecido
yronar contra los viles v tiranos
que alan de nuestra patria desolada
el seno virginia.. Su torvo ceho
mostrome el despotismo vengativo,
v en- torno de mi frente acumulada
rugio la tempestad. Bajo tn techo
! la venganza burl6 de los tiranos,
entonces tu amistad celeste, pura,
mitigaba Ell horror los insomnlos
de tu amigo proscr.pto y sus dolores,
Me era dulce admirar tus forn:as bella
y aten.ier tn acento regalado,
cu7l 10 es al miserable encarcelado
el aspecto del cielo y las estrellas.
Horas indefnidas, inmortales,
de augusta trya y de peligro mio,
como volaron! Extraniera nave
arrebat6me por ell mar safiudo,
cuyas oscuras turbulentas olas
me apartan va de playas espa1olas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
LA DIFICIL SITUACIoN
AzUCARERA EN- CUBA


Con motivo del prblen1a financiero y
Ia situac: On especial cresda en- muchos
centraies de Cuba, que Sc veran obiga.
sos suspender sus labores de la zafra,
por falta de dinero. Sc reunierony hace
pocos ifas, en- aquella repub,ica, Ell &c.
eral Crowder; el rico banquero de los
Estados Unidos Mr.. straus; Ell doctor
Desvernine y el presidente de Ia Conf
SON de Rela,iones Exteriores, Cosnle
de la Torrier.e.
Entire otros importantisimos acuefdos
ALI tornados. Sc trat6 sobre 81 asurto
de la pcsibilidad de un enprestito a los
hacendados cubanos empr6stito que IN
de estar, desde luego, garantido por la
production azucarera.
Ell general Merocal exponier. o sus
ideas respecto de Ia dificil situac:6n, hi
mostrado al general crowder telegramas
que ha recibido de hacendados, en- los
cuales lie aseguran que no moleran cana
81 no Sc obtiensn condiciones de venta
eel producto precios razonables.
Debido Ia situaci6n creada por La
falta de dinero y a los altos precios de
los jornales. los hacendados han de.idi-
do preger,f Ia suspension de las labores
iactuales 5e IL zafra, 81 esta no ha de
dar el rendimiento requerido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

CoLOCACIoN.-se necesita taquigra
ia en- ingl6s v espafiol. Debe tener co
nocimiento general de oficina. Olga ex
periencia sueldo. Dirijase: Apartado
7SS, "Colocaci6n'. San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
S4 slquiIs.

CARA INFORMATION de ampliaciones
'r*isticas medalloues, joyerta con 70
oe-afis. etc solirite la "Great Agency
r~Dnnald = Stop S5 Hato Rey.
Sc ALQUILA. -Espacio para ofcina
tercer piso del Edifcio del Tel6fono
Dirijase la Compafia telef6nica, quin-
to piso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
BODAS DE FIGARO
CON MUSICA DE
MOZART
NEGOCIADO DE MATE
/. RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE

Sc desea comprar dos cahallos,
grandes, en- buen estado de salud,
propios para tirar de coche.
Dir1jase por escrito, hacienda
su oferta, al Jefe del Negociado
de Materiales Imprenta y Trans
porte, San, Juan, p. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

hG6dics CirujaBe, Farmaceutics, Bac-
ssri6legs del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York Ex-catedr&tico de Bacteriols-
gfa de Ia Universidad de Puerts Rico
LaborAterto dc AnAnsis Ointcs y
BacterislogicO Medicina General.
Horaa de consultA:-De 10 A II
Rie Piedras. Puerts Rice.
PORTO RICO FERTILIZER 90.
LABoRAToRIo oUINnCo
Sc hacen toda clase de anAisis indus
triales
Especiandad en- anansis de terrenOs y
abonos.
IsIDoRo A COLON. B. SC. Oh z.
Quimico
Telefono $50 952 Apartado 2ss.
San Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

Sc VENDE un caro- Buick de cinco
pasajercs en- buenas condiciones y apa-
riencia. Dirijase a Apartado 1909 te-
lefono 1121. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

/ vs. vENDE:-Ua piano KNABE
GRAND en- excelentes condicio-
mes: Gaia de caoba. Sra. II w.
Dooley. Kings Court, Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

81 vEND2 dos vAsOnsa oS AaaosrA
IN snesraas Erands , IN lsts de folpu
ass The New Ysrk and P. B. Metal De
5OHN LEWIS. PrOpristsr S&p sD
Puersa dc Ttsrrs. Aawf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

FARMACIA: Sc vende una en- santur
ce por tener que atender otro negocio.
Informaran parada 40, casa pintada
de amarillo, apartado 1856. Rio Pie
dras. p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-01

Sc vende.
FARNGACIA: Sc vende una en- Santur
ce nor tener que atender otro negocio.
Informaran parada 40, casa pintada
de amarillo, apartado 1856. Rio Pie
X dras, P. r..
a Sc VENDE, por tenerse que regresar
q los EE. UUA ell taller complete 0
partes de hacer vestidos de ninOs' blu-
sas etc. Tambien Sc alquila la casa
donde esta colocado, 8 cuartos, CARA
ge. gran patio, cerca del parque, Stop
a.. Tambien Sc vende magnifico pia-
no, muebles, escritorios, pinturas finas,
estufa de petroleo, quemadores y
horno, ETC. Tel. 627 Azul.
~ VENDE:-Ua piano KNABE
GRAND en- excelentes condicic-
mes: Gaia de caOba. Sra. n W..
DOeley, Kings Court, santurce.
Sc VENDE un CARO- Buick de c1nco
pasajercs en- buenas condolences y apa-
riencia. Dirijase a Apartado 1909 te-
lefono 1121. San Juan.
VENTAs DE OCCASION
CASA, dos plantas. hormig6n, solar
1900 metros Puerta de Tierra La propie
dad colinda con el ferrocarril Y 81 tro-
h
CASA. MADEIRA. seis habitac1ones. solar
$50 metros, Miramar.
CASA, MADEIRA. Marina. San Juan. hace
e9Quina.
SOLAR, Niramar, $50 metros.
SOLAR, Condado. colinda con la playa.
csrca del Parque, 662S metros Sc vende
todo rarte.
CASA solar, cerca del Malec6n niue
NE nuevo. Parada dos y media.
SOLAR, 800 metros. calle Canal, Para
da 20, sispe algunoA ranchon IS rentanio
mas do Glen d6lares menEuales
Fsl. 0o4, p o. Box 8
VENDO CASA nueva de MADEIRA en- la
parada 81. Tres dormitorios, solar 450
metros Informes: Melendez, Quito 9,
\ Telefono S71 negro.
Sc VENDE un juego de sala de mimbre
superior, completamente nuevo y bara-
to. R. J. Boyd, Alien 21 altos. Phone,
San Juan 1877.
"6ANTA ANA ALcoHoLADo AFRO
ATATIco {SALUTINA) - Preparado
cientifcanente con flores y hojas de-
pals. Fragancia exquisite. Insustituible
como aqua de tocador. Lo detallan en-
San Juan. Gonzalez Pasin Co., Bazaar
Giusti. La Bayamonesa, Los Muchachos,
La Nueva Perla y todas las farnaacias
de priniera clase.
ALcoHoIADO SANTA ANA-Ei me
jor desde 1875. Fragancia deliciosa Lo
venden en- San Juan: Paris Bazar, Con
zalez Padin Co., Los Muchachos, In
Nueva Perla, La Bayamonesa todas
Las Farrnacias y establecimientos de pri
mer orden.
OP0RTUNIDAD.- Por ausentarse su
duefia SO vende automovil CHANDLER
ESPECIAL de cuatro asientos. casi
nuevo Y con equipo de lujo. Dirijase
Apartaso 1,121 San Juan.
ESSEX Touring Car. Con 5000 millas
: de recorrido y n:agnihca preserc.a, equi-
pado cen aros INLAND seis gomas nue..
vas. Spotlight juego complete herra-
mientas. Sc vendo la mejor oferta so
/ bre 81 600 co. M. r. A. Box 342, Arecibo.
7 Sc VENDE en- Rio Piedras una espacio-
sa casa de MADEIRA, con instala ion SAINT
taria, provista de un garage y con GER
ca de cemento, sta en- la calle del Norts
niimero IS, frente la Universidad IN
mediata a las escuelas pIblicas. Para
inforimes, dirigirse al doctor Marti en- la
misna poblaxi6r, en- Caguas, al p.
o. Box e5.
Sc VENDE la tienda del Mercado MI
nero seis pOr no poder atenderla su
duefio. san Juan.
Sc vENDE un Essex Limousine Nuevo
en- $4,000 90 cash. Inforrara P. Rico
Commercial Corporation. Teleforo 93o.
Gan Tuau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

incndation that such action be taken
~ warranted. lie added that he only
f.eccntly learned OF tho agreement and
was not in sympathy with It..
Senator Jones ip'the course OF his
address. also accused the Chamber
OF Commerce of the United States ANA
its magazine. The Nations business.
IS well as the New York State Cham
her OF Commerce OF "wittingiy or un-
wi.tinEiy" aiding British shipping in
forests in their hight against the
American merchant marine. lie de-
cared these organization sought with
certain trunk railway officials to can
rci the present equalization OF ex-
port freight rates from central
freight association territory 10 cur
and South Atlantic ports. Accom-
plishmcnt OF this. he added, would
turn exporting and importing bust
ness from the Gulf and South Attain
tic ports to New York. where. he as
serted. the British shipping interests
are conferred.
Chairman Benson. in addressing the
convention. declared as the SHINING
Board was charged h. law to cstab-
ilsh permanent merchant marine. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

must moe slowly and witk assuranc.
| IN it3 sale or ships.
President Franxilr. or the Inter.
national Mercantile Marine. address.
lns delegates To the convention Mt a
aihher tonight. however, declared that
the sale of northumberland ton
mage as directed by Congress could not
0" accomplished until the govern
'neht puts It's shipping house In
ORDER
Matthew Hale. president OF mo
SCUM Atlantic States Assorintinn
shid II would be II short-.sirbtcd moi
icy Tor the Shipping Board 10 sell It's
vessels at sacrifice prices in order to
nut a few dollars In tho treasury. .
II" declared that while nincty-ninc
out OF every 100 person. were anxi-
"usly demanding the return of the
shlps To private ownership, the gov
crnmcnt should not cell MT sncriHrc
prices AMI suffer II great loss.
II" urged that the merchant marina
he developed in the interests of m.
Shippers OF the country rather than
the ship owners.
Mr.. Hal" said II was essential for
this country To develop many port. in
many sections ana provide inIand
communication with the proti,,cin,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Deaths

GlDSANSET,i--D i"d. at his ro.I..,-.-
1894 Darlington. January 20. 1870 - ~
John Gioyannotu in tho eighty. tn,,,,,t
Year or his ago. Furr-nl notice ~, W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

cehtcrs. breaking down tho high tar.
III BARRIERS imposed between som,
centcrs and shipping points from th,
movement OF export materials.
Constructive legislation to guaron
zee tho United States equal commcr
cial opportunity upon the seas Ma,
urged by Senator Ransdcll.
IF we rely on Great Bri,oi,,
France. Italy. Japan or my o,ha,
country to deliver our coninoditi.,
and bring us return cnrgoes, tho sery.
zee rendered Will be secondary ana
the best OF everything naturally will
80 To their own citizens" he said
The Senator suggested tho cr.n,io.
OF Il naval reserve TO equalize III,
wages or our scaWcn with the wnpn,
pad foreigners" and prcfer.ntia,
railroad rates and duties on .ncrchun
disc shipped in American bottom. -,
means To reach the end sought. H..
opposed sale vi Shipping Board vrs
sells to foreign Interests and advn-
Gated free tolls through the Panama
Canal for American vessels cDt.arnI
IN coastwisc commerce. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
CITY COUNCIL CONFIRMS
SAVlLLE'S APPOINTMENT

lcon,Inued rrom l.Lrst rase.l

meantime Nh. BoNing Nh act as d.
RECTOR until Lis snnrnssnr nnnllilcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
COMPANY AGREES
TO SAIL IN ENGLISH
INTEREST, CHARGE

VVVIFVTHUTTI FTOIn FIFst I'aSV.J
pioSe. Upon being told that IL WAS
a Mr.. Andrews" Mr.. Franklin said
ms concern had never employed Il
man OF that name.
More questions from Mr.. Franklin
brought from Senator Jones the
statement that he WAS compelled to
return TO the Senate. but that Mr..
Franklin would be given every OPP
nortunity TO prove his ease.
admiral Benson. chairman OF the
shipping Board. another speaker on
the convention program. who heard
senator Jones address. said he would
place 4 copy of the agreement refer
red To before the board with recon-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Nuthcr Acquitted OF I.nrccnx.

MADISON. MS. Jam 2o.-A charge
.gatnst Pierre j. Author. who olopod
VITA the wife oi Philip VI. Franarm
w weeks ago. was dismissed today
on motion Of District Atto-; 8, Lewis.
70 told the court that In WV of the
testimony given by Fran1cn. the
tate could not successfully prose
cute. Mrs. huthcr and Mrs. I'ram.cn
Nere in the courtroom. Franzcn to-
.ay served divorce papers on his
wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

GALVESTON, TEN. Jan. Gothic
brush steamship Roscneld. which
went aground thirteen miles south
west OF tho city early today. was re-
hoated just before noon. according
10 Il radio message to the agency here
or the Eldcr-Dcmpstcr Steamship
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Hugs Jail for $40.

WAusAUKEE, WIS Jan 20
Joseph Jcjo!s today housh, the Wan
SauScc Jail FOR s&o and will use ii
for woodshcd. city officers. in cx-
planning the sale, said tina, since the
advent of prohibition the jail. which
has been in service for thirty years.
has been idle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21

Rv the vote of II L. tho Common
Council last night cuncurrci in tho
ordinance, restricting tile territory
within which public garages may hr
erected. An effort WAS na1c ~ Coun-
Gilman james T.. Peters. to have the
rd'naucc rccommltlcd, on he
grounds that the Assistant city At
stcrncy hud stated lie was not certain
rs to the coustltuiiouality Of tho
measures as france Tho statement
az tho Assistant Gus ATTORNEY WAS to
tho effect that i chang" In the urli-
nance prescribing Tint no public
garage could he erected within ninety
feet 81 the front entrances of Il
church, department store aud other
buildings. HlEAt bv taken by the
courts as not . sincere effort To pro-
teCt such buildings. but night lie con-
strucd Us an attempt to lcEtsiatc IN
III. interests 81 particular iuStitu-
lions. and therefore might tc classcd
rs invalid.
Couneiimen Morton and umlnuf lie.
ichdcd the framors OF The ordinance
and after Indications We're shown hy
Councilman niCkcrson and Council
man sullivan thai efforts would Aa
made TO amend the rapcr, 50 as to in
ciudc within lis projection all Ma
sonic halls and similar buudinrS. sud
upon tho promise OF MIR. ImlauC that
he would ~ an early datu suggest
such amendment. tho ordinance. waS
adopted. tho negative votes being
Eodeu and Rose.
!, Was stated by MIR. Morton that
IN" ordinance as PASSED would not
!nteItcF@ With ,h.r,s"S garages, "nl
tn" rror"riE aGlointus, tile Central y.
~ :. y. building, at seventh ana
Grace Streets. upon when il Is in
tended to erect 'paThtnE garage
would proceed With their work. anl
u necessary t"ae the matter into the
courts ~. /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
MEMS UNDERWEAR

MEMS UNDERWEAR
Now is the season when your heavy underwear
must go and lighter garments will take their place.
Comfort Underwear is What You Want
We have it, the celebrated Lewis underwear per-
feet fitting correctly made and priced to please you
Every style is here for your choosing We invite
your inspection.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

Many specimens of ancient art and
Nti'Leoc'Hp pre- found in the environs
sf Ntt"E A.Jiost every village has
a chapel mohai cry or church. which
possesses some precious frescoes or
art treasures. Even on the summit Of
the San Salvatore, that floral paradise.
which shares honors with the neigh
boring Monte Generoso as altogether
admirable points of view. each easily
accessible by mountain railway.
there is a much frequented pilgrimage
chapel. Many visitors OF the San SAL
vatore may not wish to make tho
chapel their primary object, but they
will involuntarlly bow low in their
spirit when they behold the magniH-
cent panorama spread before them.
Works OF Vinccnzo Vcla
Reluctantly we end our wanderlngs
in this garden of Eden. but not with
out having visited nearby Ligornetto,
a humble Swlss-ltallan village, which
in the world of art occupies a fore
most rank In Switzerland. Here. sur.
rounded by an extensive shady garden,
stands the Museum Vela, the dignined
home OF the works OF Vlncenzo Vela,
one of switzer!and's most prominent
sculptors Victims OF Labor" "hcce
Homo" Dying Napoleon" "Desola-
tea" and "spartaco." are but few
OF great collection of masterpieces
MA which their inspired creator. who
was a native Of this richly blessed dis
;ric, pv' 80 many lofty thoughts,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

now, the gifted artist received at that
time reCompense of 30 gold talers
for his labor of two years Truly times
have changed!
The Cathedral
a little higher up, on terrace per-
miit,Eg OF an extensive view, towers
The cathedral San Lorenzo. The edi-
fee is ready not finished and some
reports seem to indicate that all the
available funds for the erection of this
temple were used for the facade and
the interior. While the latter Is al
most too sumptuous to permit quiet
meditation. the facade by Tommaso
Rodari is indeed a triumph of sculp-
ture. an anthem sung in pure white
marble. Connosseurs have unani-
mously declared that II is the finest
church front to be seen in Switzerland
and one of the foremost specimens Of
its kind existing in Europe.
But IL the populace of Lugano has
its strong religious inclmations Il Is
by no meats without its pleasures.
furnished cafes of various
size offer refreshments Of every va
riety. lee cream included. Concerts.
theatricals and moving pictures help
to shorten the evenings and the lake.
whose radiant loveliness Is still more
at night when a silvery
moon and myriad OF bright stars
throw their reflection on the slumSer-
ing waters. never fails 10 cast its spell
over visitors from northern eountFi1a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

First Church of Christ Scientists,
holds services at S13h Main street
First stairway north of the Inland
Empire BanllD sunday services are
ct 1t a, IN. and p, M. The subject of
the lesson sermon for Sunday, May
Sth., IL adam and Fallen Man.
Sunday School begins at Gas a. m.
A Wednesday evening meeting
which includes testimonials of healing
10 held at S O'clock. The Reading
Room, which is maintained at the
: tame address, is open daily from Q a
m. to p. M, where the Bible and au'
thori2ed Christian Science literature
may bc read, borrowed, or purchased
The public Is cordially invited 20 at
tend the church services and to visit
the Reading Room.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

euh,rhs .,d ~, ..,,.,e,if.to brus ba-
hind tho tou, ia ala r,r, or ~, citv
occupies s,retc5 OF aat land behind
lhg q44ys. Ola Ldgano dates back 10
ne Roman era ana It's very age III )
II with d captivating atmosphere.
Much or the Guys business Is trans
sc'ed uraer me she"er OF arcaded
sire Is, "7i.h are so so'ldly paved as
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Rev, w. H. Cox, pastor Residence
. 10 Bush street, Phone 1867.
sunday morning sunday school r..
NJ Riley, superintendent. $3.50 a. m.
preaching service, 1900 n. m. A spc-
cial Mothers Day sermon with special
music ana singing, A delightful SER
vice, Honor Thy Father ana Thy
Mother"
Sunday Nlght-B. Y. 7. U. Junior,
Mrs. Il. f.. Iiatezore, president, 1900
p. m B. y. +, U. Senior Miss Nola
Childreth, president 200 D M;
preaching service, 500 y. m. Subject.
New Beginnings" Special anthems.
You are cordially invited to be present.
\ big welcome awaits YOU. May we
not honor our parents as never before
by getting u little closer to her God
this week and day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

trained on extensive rell.ses, betray
the hourish.ng wine industry and e,-
eTywhere there is maze. toss re- MS
white tufiy ads n the warm breeze.
A Land or Lakes
Bellrzona. the capital Of the canton
Of Tic!no. With iis proud Cd rampsrjs
lies hehird u, and presently. on he
slope OF Monte Ceneri wp behold
glimpse of the fair 'akc Narz.Dre, on
tha oDroe'o shore of .whieh ii-t I.o-
carro Thr1 corees tunnel. md tho
smli.rg VALLEY OF Arno beckonz 70 ~:
another tunnel snd We have reached
a suniii fiirUand. al enchanted ga
deH-LlZaho.
In da@zing whHeness # s;erds on
that turquoise hued lake whose eve-T
turn Is az Infinitely graceful curve.
accfnin-Nod yet rs The group .. finely