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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12
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HluO Id pd1dDId!
La tiene ell compahero; va era hora
de que hablara
-Pues bien; ain cuando per razones
que solo importan a los trabajadores,
tuve que dejar la presidencia del Cuerpo
Consultivo Conjunto al compafero Luis
Lopez Mufiiz, pocos dias antes de las
elecciones, no por ESQ he dejado de ha-
Ger la parte que me corresponds en- la
organization Y en- todas las cuestiones
que afectan al trabajo! He estado init
mamente ligado a la situaci6n por el
contacto permanente con todos los of
ciales representatives de los trabajado-
res, en- constante intercambio de OPT
niones con todos ellos, v aln con agen-
tes pequenos de la Compafiia del Taba-
co, como Jose Lora, con- ,quien he discu-
lido varias veces la situaci6n, oyendo
sus cpiniones, que son las de la Compa-
MIA, v expresandole francamente las
mias, que considero son perfectanmente
acordes con las de los trabajadores.
He leido con cuidado cuarto Sc ta es-
critic durante esta temporada, antes de
paralizaci6n Y ahora de huelga, las
conclusiones a que he llegado son bien
sencillas; este es, que los trabajadores
de la industria del tabaco no podian ha-
Ger otra cosa que 10 que han hecho. La
campafia divisionista que Sc ha hecho,
tratando de fraccionar los trabajado-
res en- grupos, y acusando mas tarde de
error ell hecho de haber los tabaqueros
consolidate su organization con las des-
palilladoras todas las demas ramas
similares de Ia industria, no lleva otro
fin que 81 de lograr La restauraci6n de
viejos metodos, por los cuales Ell taba-
uuero veia con indiferencia, y hasta des-
pectivamente, ell trato inicuo de que era
victima la pobre despalilladora, y ell
miserable salario de "a 36 centavos
que esta recibia por un dfa de diez ho-
ras de trabajo embrutecedor e inhu-
AA0AAO. AOPC44ACA a God A4NAoASAA % NJ
clararse sinplemente partidario del en-
tronizamiento otra vez de las castas y
privilegios er el trabajo, todo 10 cual
era muy conveniente para la distribu-
ci6n annual de dividendos tales como un
1sO por ciento mas, 10 cual no es tan
facil con la gran union y cohesion mo-
raj que aienta hoy los trabajadores
de la industria del tabaco en- todos los
pueblos de Puerto Rico.
Ell muchos de los articulos publicados
Sc nos pide que hablemos. En- algunos Sc
nos da por renunciados; en- otros Sc pi-
den soluciones v Sc critica acerbamente
el procediniento de los lideres. Los que
tanto exigen al "LIDARATo" ohrero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12
COMBATIENDO

cen elocuentes aunque no 10 sean en-
realidad. Defender Mufioz Rivera. iPo
70 81 el que 10 defende soy yo! 81 soy
20 Ell que, aterto la gloria del patrio-
ia immortal. hubiese sacrifcado Glen par
tidos antes que aminorarla empeqae-
iiecerla. Y ESQ habeis hecho vosotros
en- su propio peri6dico, ell dnico perio-
dico que Sc ha atrevido a comparar 81
obra juzgar su actitud. Habeis sido
buenos unionistas, no hay duda, que
basando vuestros actos en- una union
que no existio, habeis undo tamb.en la
gran fanilia, habeis intentado hacerlo
va que la realidad nos dice claramente
que este no es asi, pero no pretendais
llamaros tambien buenos amigos de Mu-
foz Rivera, porques 10 que habeis hecho
es ccntrario su gloria, su gloria que
es tanta, que vive que perdura A Pc
sAR DE vosoTRos. iva hablarsmos
de estas cosas EN- la asanblea urionista!
Hab6is edifcado sobre falsos cimientos
ciudadanos de la Democracia' Cui-
dado con el edifcio.
Muficz Rivera era independentista
Lo fue sempre. Pero su independents
mo era otro. Era un independentismo
lie salia del coraz6n para volver angus
tiado al corazon con la dolorosa impre-
sion de nuestras duras realidades. I'M
petuoso como un rio desbordado er. las
terribles pruebas porque pasara la pa
tria puertorriQueIa Serene en- los dias
felices del arborear de nuestra libertad
Para poder aconseiar su pueblo, sabo-
REQ todos los sacrifcios. Sus bi6grafos
cuentan cosas muy amargas de su vida
de luchador Tarta fue su labor, tan
desinteresada y tan patriotica, que su
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12

ca los modios para obtensr ana este
con meier para go uso particular Una
estsci6n dc ahci0nado para sxpsrimsn.
.. puede usar cualauier onda. dssds zoo
metros. que Is Ia usada poF los aaeisna.
dos. hasta Il mas alta cue se uss. 10 caal
proporciona a estes muchss mks vsnsa.
jas.
-sienao AT. "a miFmo podriss cons
truir Ia tuya JEo7..
No crea que e muy dificit pues ia
de mi parieHts , maestro den Joaquin
Agusty. fue eonstEuida asi. paaisndsss.
por medic De ella. eoger todos ios men
safes que se oriEinsu en- un radio d
seis NIL millaa
DC modo que dssde i3s vapoFss gue
usan s00.500ay 500 metros ds rnda.
quo soa psresptib,ss a quinisuias miIias
por q dfa y 1909 psr b. nschs. hssta a4s
JIG. saivii'e y N-rs1a. one ;ransnissa
a 1900. = 1900 me.fos ds saaa e.
possible c1plar con scrfeeci6n todas ias
roehes las uiiiones De meusajss qas
aifaviesan 81 sspaeio eontinusmsute. y
en- los que ss IA cusnta ds Jos acsn'eci.
mieutos ssusaeionaies acae-idos en- 80
diferentes naciones del munds diaFla-
meute.
Is vsrdad cue % ha tsuids fncouvs.
nioHtes . Uno De eiios e. ia poca d
moHsi6a do Ia antsra. qss 20 b. Hes
possible agrandar. psrqus pslssnas isns.
rantes suponsn que dichoa alamhret ssn
pciigr0sss para sar viaas y haeisa4as.
AdemAs. sxisio en- "a atm6sfsra 10 qas
liamsnos olsctricidad csiafica atmos.
f6riea cue prodres csrtss ruidos qus
iniercspian IA onda , msiss.an 81 fsei-
Dir mensaies De Lac sFtaclansf aisiaates
-tNo podrian rstsdcs mon.ar ana e..
cueia para ersehar rsflsteieErsna7
-Asi nos 10 haa inGicafo muchas per
SOFAS. pcro hay divefsss eircunaiascas
que nos 10 lmpidsn vi tempe cue tsae.
mes dlsponibls es mrv psco. y stss nj.
nutos son de Gro pafa empisar.os e. ss.
guir sstudiando = psffsecis a2ndoro1.
pres nuesires recursos 10 nos dan para
comprsr buenss apaFatos ui para dslar
rrostrss e-iecacioncs Psro. sin enhsr.
60. essamcs dispuestcr a s1fedar q euai
quiera 81 modo mas fssn psra podsT
apronder q operades y tsnss una ssta.
ci6n meior cue Ia nuestra. ii fusns re-
cessrio. III tf'usio no ss dineii. Va b
pueden deeir ias personas cue han ta-
guido les instruceionss 70 pads obts-
ror una vol,eldad ds vsiHis raiabrss
por minuto sn ios tres mc5ss pFimsros.
coutlnaa sa "a pAsiua
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12

......Y hoy me halo en- condiciones.
veremos cuantas ccsas digo de Enriqee
camunas suprimir6 los preambulos. ~
que todos sabeis que Enrique es Ell pri-
nero que Sc gradua dc radio-telegrafs-
ia EN- Puerto Rico. su maestro. ei me.
ritisimo sefior Augusty. me ha dichs que
Ell chico prcmete. Yo no So hasta d6nds
llegaran las PRoMEsAs del joven Co
mufias; 10 cierto es que merece aue 50
le mire como a un arbol que pronto h
de dar maduros frutos.
-Vamos a ver,-le he dicho, ito atrs
YES contarnos tus impresiones acerca dei
arte de Marconi?
-GPor que no7 70 creo que cualqui5r
persona puede instalar una estaci6n re-
ceptora en- su casa. dc mas o monos al
canoe, de acuerdo con sus cOn'cimiol-
tos recursos: pero no todcs puedcn
tener Ell mismo resultsdo que Ia csnle.
guido mi ilustre professor, sefior Agusty.
81 no Sc toman en- consideration Ia Ley
y la clase de aparatos que SO vayan a
usar.
Como es sabido, Sc usan en- radiotele.
grafia dos clases de onaas: la amorti-
guada y la cOntinua La primora es ge-
neralmente usada pOr todos los vaporss
estaciones dc terra, de POGO alcancs;
Y la segunda, en- las estaciones que Sc
comunican directamente de un contirsn
te otro. La mayoria de los aparatos
usados en- los vapores no pueden perez.
bir las oscilaciones de una estaci6n do
orda continua, pOr Ia capacidad del re-
ceptor por el servicio a que ostan des
tinadas. Esto hace un POGO tediosa Ia
vida del operator de un barco 81 no bss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12
La SITUACION De
Los NEGOCI0S I'm
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Informe CablegracEo
New York, abril s.

Ell mercaGo de 'ginghams'' Sc en-
cuentra active, mientras que ell de len
cerfas de hilaza (yarn sheetings), te-
las pardas (gray cloths), y telas estam-
padas, esta torpe. Las aventas de las
tiendas por departamentos department
stores) han sido mayores que ell afio
pasado. Ell consume de seda Ell 25 de
MARIO fu6 585 balas pacas, en- fe-
hrero 16, fue 525.
Los embarques de AUTOMOBILES duran
to el mes de MARIO sobrepasaron en-
63 por ciento los efectuados durante
febrero. Las cosechas todas Sc encuen
tran en- un estado foreciente. Sc cal
cula que La production probable DE
trigo de invierno alcanzara a 621 mi
Homes de fanegas, comparada con Ia de
hace un a1o, que assemble 577, 7,763, 900
fanegas. Ell area dedicada en- Texas
al cultivo de algodon ha sido reducida
en- un 81 por ciento. La production de
hierro de lingotes durante MARIO fue
de 1,595,522 toneladas, contra 1,937.257
toneladas durante febrero. Ell primero
de abril habfa % hornos de fundici6n
en- pleno ejercicio contra 153 un mes
antes. La production de carbon btu
minoso durante MARIO fue menos del
cincuenta por ciento de 10 ordinario.
El nilmero de vagones de carga en- el
trafico continda disminuyendo sin ce
sar. Durante ell mes de MARIO ell nil-
nero de trabajadores en- sensenta y
tres de las principales ciudades de los
Estados Unidos fu6 uno medic por
ciento menos que en- febrero. Ell total
de venta de acciones durante MARIO as
cendi6 $15,905,3 1858, comparable con
$40, ,146,7O5 durante febrero. Ventas de
bonos (bond notes) durante MARIO,
$22Z 4,13Q contra S225.O57, $50 du-
rante febrero. Indice Bradstreet para
ventas al por mayor durante mario,
11.3749, 10 que representa- un descenso
de Al por ciento al comparable con ell
correspondents a febrero, cuando fue
11.865. Indice de precios de. alimentos
durante la semana, $500; semana pa
sada, S3.06. Las compafiias petroleras
durante los iltiInos seis meses emitie
ron bonos por valor de $208 046, ,000
Treinta y dos nuevas frmas para dedi-
carse al negocio de productos quinn
cos Sc establecieron en- MARIO, con una
capitalization total de $11, ,765, ,0OO I'm
portaci6n de orc para 1921, hasta Ell
20 de mario, S1S3, ,So3, 489. Promedio
de precio de cuarenta bonos distintos,
$77.12, contra $76.72 hace un mes
Promedio de precio de veinte valores
industriales, $76.16, contra $75.76 la
semana anterior. Promedio de precio
de veinte valores ferroviarios, $685.;
semana pasada, $7o78. "Call money, !,
por ciento; "time loans'', por Glen
to; aceptaciones bancarias a noventa
dias 7I8. Plata en- barras. 81 58
centavos la onza.
IRVING NATIONAL BANK
Charles w. FOWLER,
Representante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12
PREcocIDAD 1NFANTIL
Charles w. FOWLER
Representante.

La policfa de Ponce arrest6 Gle
mente PadiIla, de Is amos de edaG.
por hurto de un biIete de $40 don
Juan Bautista Pou.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12

In efecto: 81 examen microscopes de
los espteimenss demos,f6 il prsseueia e..
clusiva ds an coco-baeilo con ioa earss
tsrss morfol6Eicos siguisutss. baelio
eorio y grueso de ! ! 2 = 2 mieTas as
Iongitud por o.75 ] ds sncbo. con sx'
ircmos rodondeaaos. tehido mas oscaro
hacia los poios qus en- 81 centre. euanao
- le ssmeti6 . Ia scei6n de les eoioFss
de anilina y especisimeuts ds Ia the
nina fouiesda el azui ferdcalo Dc
KLINE diluidoa. Este modo De tomaF 81
color io hsce apascer ca forma ds pa.
lsnqueta y hasta fs presto = canfundif.
10 con un dipiooooo. Dieho baelio crs.
clio con lsntitud eu Jas euituras Eobrs
agar simple y agar Elicsrinads. 30 sprs
ciando Las coioniss earaeieFis'ieas
simple vista hasta dsspues Dc 80 horas
a Ia Temperature De il habitaelsn. puss
para estas invcsiigsciones s6is en- osao
exceptional usamos ei incubadsF a -
grades
Con ci oblsfo Dc precipiisr 81 dag
n6stico. "a que sl examsn as Jas rfepera
clones microsc6picss nos hahia eondu-
cids q sospschsr y Greer qus Il bacsata
que tratkhamos De sisisr era si ''baei-
Jus postis de Yefsin''. no auislznos ss
perar Ia musrse sxpont4asa del eurlsi
inocuisdo con Iuso sangiionar dsi case
de Llanos nos Fesolvimos q saeris-
carlo.
Las Icsiones anatomo patoitgieas eel
curiei fucrsn las earacteristieas ds -
playa: bub6n ds gran iamsho en si Ean-
Clio eorrespondisass a IA pata qua reel.
bio Ia inoculsci6n. infsrto notabi' esi
baEo e higafo. foeos pnsum6uicss. etp-
suias suprarenaies en0rmea. aumsuto
considerable del voiumsu ds ambos a.
fOnoz. exudado perltsnsai y hemorra.
giss oapiiares ca ios gansiios infarsa.
dos = Gu ias viscsfss
va no sran puss. poslhies ias duaaa.
FL disgncsitico ciiuico acababa de re.
cibir una briilanfe conarmaci6n. y pog
consiEuientc. habia sonsdo IA hora de
advertir que II enfcrusdad qus aiac6
= Miguel Llancs ds h cuaf hab.a
muerto ?. col6n. era e. rsaiisad II Pes.
20 Bub6nica. Eutenaiendels aai nosotoa
ros dispus..nos a psssr sin mzs dila-
clones an infosmss preliminar de nuss.
lContin6a en- a Ca. pGginnl
BALE Ew Rro PTEDRAs
Los senores Lsonifes Ramos. Antoni5
Torres. Lorenzo raniagua. Luis UhaFFi
y Geronimo ortix tisnsn IA afenci6n
de invftarnos para si balie as arteaa-
nos que 90 celebraF& en- les saionss Get
municlpio de no pisdraa IA nechs Del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-12
BArr.E IN Rro PrEDRAs

Los se1orss Leoni6es Ramos. Antonis
Torres. Lorenzo Paniagua. Luis UhaFFi
y Geronimo Ortiz tiensn IA afenctsn
de invitarnos para ei balie as arteaa-
nos que 90 cslebEarA en- les saionss dsi
municipio ds no Plsdras Ia neehs dsI
sAbado pr6ximo.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-12-09
NOTICE OF DELINQUENT REAL ESTATE
TAX SALE

Notice is hereby gwen that on the second
Monday I'm December. the same being Deem
Der -, 1927, the following real estate taxes for
the year 1920 and prior years, having hocomc
delinquent. will be offered for sale at public
auction az the office of the COUNTY Treasurer
Of Mellette County, South Dakota, between
the hours OF nine o'clock a. m. and four
o'clock y. III.
Given under my hand and seal this 18TH day
of November, 1921. c.. w. kERLIN.
County Treasurer.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1921-12-09

Ralph w Hutchinson 6 last hf ! a
Ralph w Hutchinson east
80 feet Of I to IL incl last hf I 80
W h Elley west Is feet Of
to IL inclusive % %
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
BETHEL A. M. e. NOTES.

The Sunday services were largely at
tended by everyone. Rev. n. G Clay
brook preached at the morning service
and Sister Schooler preached at the
evening service.
There were four read in full members
and six for the second Sunday.
The 18th of March will be our second
quarterly meeting. Rev. A. w. hacK-
ley will be present. Rev. Hardge OF
Kyle IS A. NJ. E. Zion church with his
good people will preach the communion
sermon.
Those on the sick list are: Sisters 2.
A. Knuckles, Mary Bush, and Sister
Taylor Duke,
Brother H. Tolliver is able to be up
and out to service.
Rev. H. G.. Claybrook and wife were
highly entertained at the home of Sis
ter Z. M. Hendrix Sunday afternoon
with other friends.
Sunday school class number three Will
give a st. Patrick entertainment at the
church center.
The revival meeting is proving quite
a success, and spiritual awakening.
Watch our Sunday school grow. There
were over seventyfive present Sunday.
The A. c.. E. league has taken on new
life with it's president.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
OBITUARY..
Spencer Calvin Cary.

Born in Goochland county, Virginia,
November, 1862. Died in Des Moines
Iowa, Feb. 81, 1921. Age So years, 2
months and J. days.
Mr.. Cary was faithful and useful
member of the ST. Paul A. M. E. church,
this city; also a loving, devoted and in
dulging father.
He leaves to mourn his loss wife,
ten children, twelve grandchildren, three
brothers, one sister and host of rela-
tives and friends.
Peace be to his, ashes.
Naomi Cary.
Born in Muchakinock, Iowa, March
10, 1900. Died in Des Moines, Iowa,
Feb. 25, 1921. Age 20 years, II months
and 10 days.
Miss Cary became member of the
st. Paul A. M. E. church ten days pre-
vious to her death, and left us in full
assurance that she would soon join her
father.
She leaves to mourn her loss, a moth.
er, six sisters and four brothers.
TO FATHER AND DAUGHTER.
One by one their seats were emptied,
One by one they went away;
y Now the family is parted,
Will it be complete one day
Will the circle be unbroken2
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
UNION CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH NOTES

Tenth and Park streets, Rev. B. F.
White, pastor.
The past Sunday was communion day
at Union and there was goodly mum
Der of the members present at the IL
% clock hour to partake of the elements.
There was one addition to the church
at this service. The pastor filed his
pulpit morning and evening delivering
two very helpful and inspiring messages.
Sunday school was well attended and
the usual fine degree of interest and en-
thusiasm was evident. The Christian
Endeavorers were happy in having at
their meeting three visitors from two
Of the Christian churches of the city.
Each one spoke on different phase of
the organization which was both timely
and helpful. Mr.. Davis brought along
also a quantity Of G. E. helps from
which our society was able to supply its
needs in that respect.
Ten nights of special gospel meetings
will be conducted by the church begin
ming Wednesday, March Is and closing
on Easter Sunday. To these services the
public is invited.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the State of
Iowa, in and for Polk County: March
term, A.. d. 1921.
Miles Carey,
Lille Carey,
Defendant.
To Lille Carey:
You are hereby notified that the petit
ton of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause will be filed in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court Of Che
state Of Iowa, in and for Polk county,
Iowa, claiming Of you an absolute di-
vorce from the bonds Of matrimony on
the grounds of cruel and inhuman treat
ment and keeping company with other
men :.
For further particulars see, petition,
and unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon of the second day of
the next term, being me March term of
said Court, which will commence at Des
Moines, Polk county, Iowa, on the 9TH
day Of March, 1921, default will be en-
tered against you and judgment and de-
cree rendered thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of February,
1921.
GERTRUDE E. RUSH,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10

This famous orchestra played Thurs
day evening at the dinner-dance given
by the Iowa State Shoemen's eonven-
'tion at Hotel Fort Des Moines which
was attended by several thousand peo-
pie. They were well received and
made such a big hit until they were
kept playing those syncopated melodies
until the wee small hours Of the morn
ing. Owing to the splendid showing
made they We're engaged to play next
day on the rotunda.
Prof. G. w. Bostwick of st. Loris,
Mo-, cornet player, has joined the or
chestra. The members of the orchestra
will leave for two days trip to Win
terset, Iowa this week.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
REVIVAL A REAL SUCCESS.

DR.. T. l.. Griffith, an able and elo-
quent devine, has completed a success
full revival at his church, the Union
Baptist, located at East Sixteenth and
Fillmore streets.
People or every faith attended, and
enjoyed the meetings. Large attend
ance every night, and assemblages on
Sunday morning and night packed the
editce to the doors, were the rules. The
singing was fine. DR.. Griffith IS work Ill
this meeting, which resulted in fifty
accessions to the church, has spoken for
itself and the whole East Side is
athril.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
NOTES FROM THE MT. OLIVE
BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. @. E. Sanders, pastor. The church
is in the greatest revival of it's history.
Young and old are accepting the. Lord
and back.sliders are returning to the
Lord. The prayers of the Christians are
being anskered. Rev. f. Fl. Guntler of
Kansas preached for us Monday and
Tuesday night. Every pastor as well
S their con gregation are invited to come
and help us in this battle. Take the
Scott street car, get off Fourth and
Scott or Fourth and Allen.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
The following program will be given

The following program will be given
at Union Baptist church corner of East
Sixteenth and Fillmore streets, Thurs
day evening March II, 1921, at 8:15
o 'clock, under the auspices Of the edu-
cational committee Of the Des Moines
Branch of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored People Of
which Gilbert r. Hall is the chairman
and DR.. c. S. Medbury, pastor of the
University Church Of Christ, and DR..
T. L. Griffith, pastor Of Union Baptist
church, are members. Program: Song,
America; invocation, Rev. A. j. Clay
brook; piano selection, Miss Josephine
Guy; vocal solo, Carroll E. Curtley; Sc
lection, the Griffith quartette; address
Capt. E. FL. Sands, state housing com
missioner. Admission free. Everyone
is invited.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10

Mrs r "a. Jefferson presided over an
afternoon company last Thursday aft
ernoon at her home, 1926 Washington
avenue. the occasion compliment1ng
Mrs. p. Coleman of Chicago, who is the
guest of Mrs. w. H. Griffin. The home
Was decorated with profusion of jon
ouils and daffodils. The hostess was as
sisted by the following: Mesdames Il.
w. Hughes, Gus Nichols, Fred Berry
John Ousley, John Mayweather, Mar
guerite Wilson and Miss Dorothy
Hughes. Seventv-fve ladies called dur
ING the receiving hours.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10

The Music Lovers Forum will meet
Sunday afternoon at p. M. at the Com
munity Center. Mr.. Leroy Franklin will
speak on Professional and Industrial
Education. Apiano solo by Mr.. Nal
colin Griffith and duet by Mrs. Edward
and Merriam Guerrero will complete the
program. A social hour will follow.
The public is invited.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
WITH OUR CHURCHES
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH.

Five persons united with Union
church last Sunday. The three services
were crowded and the interest was in
tense. The church workers are being
organized and each one is taking hold
of his task with enthusiasm.
Next Sunday Pastor Griffith's morn.
ing subject will be "The Iron DID
SWIM Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
B. Y. p. U. at6:30 p. M.
The ladies have organized a Sewing
society which will meet each Friday
affarnonn
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10

The six reel film 1.-The Stream Of (,
LIFE will be presented Wednesday eve-
ming at st. Paul Is A. NJ. E. church un-
der the auspices of one of the auxiliaries
This film ranks among the best reels de-
plotting or portraying lesson that will
be help to anyone who sees it. Don It
forget the date, Tuesday evening at st.
Paul's A. M. E. church, Twelfth and
Croker streets.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10

Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Mrs. Anna Campbell and Mr.. >:
w. johnson, which took place Feb. "
j., st. Joe Mo-, at the home OF the
bride IS cousin, Mr.. and Mrs, A. Fields.
The ceremony was performed by hev.
Walker.
The bride 8 an active club worker IN
the Corinthian Baptist church and Mr..
Johnson is bailiff in the Municipal Court
and q trustee in the Corinthian church.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-03-10
RETURNS FROM ABROAD.

Mr.. Archie A. Alexaner, local con
tractor and builder, has returned to the
city after two month 8 absence, our
ing which time he visited London, Eng
land, and points Of interest IN france.
Mr.. Alexander's trip abroad was one
of business and pleasure. :.
Mrs. Alexander met her husband in
New York City on his return to the
states and they spent several days IN
they metropolis. En- route home they
made brief stops IN Washington ana
Chicago.