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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
BOY SCOUTS OFF
FOR OUTING AT
SILVER SPRINGS

The Palatka troop Boy Scouts left
yesterday morning at o'clock under
charge Of Scout Masters ]. F. Savell
and J. W. Killingsworth for Silver
Springs where they will spend the
week camping and studying wood
craft and scoutcraft. This is an an
nual event with the boys, and they
anticipate big time.
Those who went in the party are
Martin Perrin, Manuel Rogers, Tom
Charles Stallings, Madison Pounds,
Claude Conway, Coy Hancock, Jesse
Cannon, Walter Minton, George
,Stelts, Alvin Waits, Ralph Coady,
Jim Millican, Charles Pillars, Rolly
Pert, Gilbert Mcdonald, Raiford Con-
way, Milton Joiner, R. D. Thomas,
Richard Brazier, Willie Haynes, Rob-
ert Palmer and Hutson Wigg.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08

Troubled for Ten Years.

If you suffer pains and aches dur
ing the day and sleep-disturbing
bladder weakness by night, feel tired,
nervous and run down, the kidneys
and bladder need to be restored to
healthy and regular action. J. T.
Osburn, R. F. d. No. 1, Lucasville, o.,
writes: ~ had kidney trouble for
ten years. l tried many remedies
but they did me no good. I took Fo-
ley Kidney Pills and they helped me
so much that now l am we'll" Don't
delay. For sale by J. H. Haughton.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
Thursday Bridge Club

Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs. Earnest w. Elliott will en-
terrain the Thursday Bridge Club,
this afternoon, at her home on Oak
street. This little organization meets
once each week, at three-thirty o'clock
for game of pivot bridge. The af-
fair this afternoon is being pleasant
ly anticipated by club members,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08

the game scheduled with the inter-
mediate team Of the Methodist for
yesterday afternoon when the Metho-
dist team failed to show up. This is
the second time, according to the Bap-
fist girls, that the Methodists have
failed to put in an appearance.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08

New Arrival
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cassin are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends on the arrival of fine son
born last Thursday.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
GETS 1900 HAMPERS OF

Winter Garden, June 1T. M. Mink
of this place, has harvested 1900
hampers of cucumbers from oneacre,
believed here to be the state record
this season. The cueumbers were
grown on land tiled for sub-irrigation
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
s OCI A L N O I E. S
PERSONAL GOSSIP
Pretty Party for Bride-elect.
TELEPHONE 3a7-J

Complimenting Miss Ella Mae
Long, a charming "June BRIDE, who is
to be married on Thursday afternoon,
to Mr.. Louis Jarmon, Mrs. M. M.
Vickers entertained at auction, yes
terday afternoon, at the home on
Oak street of her mother, Mrs. F. ID.
Alderman. Mrs. Vicker's guests in
cluded only members of the bridal
party and few other close friends
of Miss Long.
The big comfortable porch of this
pleasant home was most attractive
with its growing plants, and vases
and bowls of shasta daisies and as
paragus fern. Here three tables were
arranged for progressive auction,
scores being kept on dainty tallies
done in an appropriate bride design.
A beautiful cut glass bon bon dish
was presented to the maker of high
score at the conclusion of the game,
and to the pretty honoree, Mrs.
Vickers gave handsome glass celery
dish.
Following the play, a delicious ice
course, which carried out the green
and white color-scheme of the occa-
sion, was served Mrs. Vickers' guests
were: Mesdames A. V. Long, L. E.
Tenney, Walter w. Tilghman, A. M.
Hedrick, j. V. Walton, Weldon S.
Henley, Imogen C. Collins, E. W. Ell
lott, and Annie G. Davis, and Misses
Ella Mae Long, Dorothy Merriam and
Florence Smith.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
Rebeccas Meet Tonight

The regular meeting of the Rebec.
ca lodge will be held tonight at Rec
Mems Hall, All members are urged
to be present.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
Honoring Mrs. Welch.

hOnOrmE MrS. NeicH.
Miss Margaret Anderson entertain
ed at charmingly appoited dinner
party, Monday evening, at the Hotel
James, complimenting Mrs George
E. WEIGH This was in the nature OF
a farewell party, for Mrs. Welch is
leaving today for New York, from
which city she will sail, Saturday, for
an extended stay in Europe.
The dinner table was centered with
an attractive arrangement Of roses
and ferns, and delicious menu was
served the following ladies': Mrs
George E. WEIGH, the honoree, Mrs.
A. M. Haughton, Miss Alice Priddy,
Mrs. F. D. Wattles, Mrs. W. H. Hoyt,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08

Complimenting Miss Jean BuddingtOn
The B. G. Club will give a splash
party, this afternoon, in honor of
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08
Special Meeting Storytelling
League
Union Story Hour Today

DHlUH clOIy IlOuI lOud9
There will be union story hour of
all three neighborhoods this after
noon on the Howell Davis lawn. All
the children who have been attend
ing the groups at the city hall or
the River street lot are asked to
notice that for this week they will
meet with the children of the Bunga-
low Terrace group. Interesting stories
will be related by the ladies of that
circle. In addition there will be a
number of games played led by Mr..
Teeters. Parents are asked to send
their children to this weekly play
fest. Games that are played are not
too strenuous for the children and
as it will be held in the late after
noon the heat will not interfere.
Stories will be told starting at five
o'clock.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-06-08

Miss Jean Buddington, who will leave
Pa!atka shortly to make her home in
the north. The merry party will mo-
tor to Silver Lake and enjoy swim
and picnic supper.
This is one of a series of pleasant
parties which are being given in
honor of this pretty and popular young
girl prior to her departure.
The evening world., 1921-03-10

tied and an extra FIVE minutes was
ordered played by the referee. The
No. % players sent two baskets into
the net in the last minute OF play
and won the contest.
The New York Big Five have
strengthened their line up by the
acquisition Of Joe Raney and Stretch
Reynolds, two former stars OF the
Veronica Separates. The quintet has
open dates for heavyweight teams.
Address Joe Grabel, No. 314 Green
wich Street, City.
In the first game OF a home and
homo series, the Franklin A. G. quin-
tet lost to the Sterling Greys OF
Unionport by q to p. In a prellml-
nary contest the Franklin Juniors
defeated the Audubons by 81 to S3.
The second match of the big team
The evening world., 1921-03-10
Basketball Notes.

In one OF the best grammar school
basketball games contested on the
courts this year, the team represent
Ing p. s. No 81 defeated p. s. No. 55
by a score Of IS to IA. The contest
was staged on P. s. No. 4 court, 174th
Street and Third Avenue. The win
ners lined up with solly soroga, Julie
Adleman, Jack Silver, Bernie Sorroy
and II. Stern. The losing five was
made up Of Sam samuelson, Morris
Pollock, Joe serano, H. Schoenfield
and RED" Wolpiansky. At the con-
clusiOn Of the game both teams were
The evening world., 1921-03-10

series will be played at Hoffman Han,
Sunday afternoon. The Franklin
Seniors will meet the Pendleton Five
at the clubrooms in Westchester
Saturday night.
The Alphaberta Five, 110 pounds,
would like to hear from home teams
OF like weight. Address Vincent
O'Leary, No. 619 E. 1929 Street,
Bronx.
: The Rival Five, contenders for the
1856 pound city championship, trav-
elled to Perth Amboy recently and
defeated the Y. M. II. A. by a 20 to
% score Saturday night the winners
will meet the Union Club on the
latter's court, and Sunday night will
clash with the Hunts Point Eagles
at the 92d Street Y. NJ. II. A. The
Rivals have open dates. Address M.
Rapps, No. 14s East 92d Street, City.
The evening world., 1921-03-10
3 More Teams
Are Tapped in
Sir-DGy Grind

AZ an early hour this morning
Willie Coburn made another attempt
ITO regain his lost lap. He started a
Jam" on the 26th Street side OF the
93arden and before his opponents were
aware Of the fact Coburn was nearly
a half circuit of the track in front.
Brocco was rushed out to relieve Co
burn and increased the lead by sew
'enal yards Aver three laps Coburn
reappeared and held this lead, but
when he was relieved for the second
fine by Brocco the clever Italian, leg
weary from the numerous sprints,
could not hold the advantage.
After the race had quieted down Il
was announced that three teams had
been Tapped during the sprint The
riders set back were De Greaves and
Reilens, Parisot and Leonard and
Kencan and Byron. The failure Of
the first mentioned team TO keep up
with the leaders came as a big sur
prise to the fans. The two riders
have been setting a fast pace during
the race and they were considered
dangerous.
The riders in the six-day cycle race
were examined by a flock of medics,
yesterday, and when the rap tap-tap-
ping was done with, old Br- R-R-R- r.
Rocco was pronounced . perfect spec
linen of an athlete. DIR. G. Ward
Crompton headed the physical ex-
plOring party and they found the
popular Italian 100 per cent. right
Egg, Coburn. Van Kempeh, Rutt.
LOrenz, and Lemay were only a
shade behind the 100 per cent. mark
DIR. Crompton said that the riders
were in remarkable condition despite
the hustle and hustle OF their trade.
The examinations were made i'm
mediately before and after the nerve
racking point sprints.
Brocco came within an ace OF lap
ping the field during the afternoon and
had he not been over anxious about re-
leving COburn he and his team mate
= you'd be on an equal footing with Egg
snd Van kempen and Rutt and LOrenz.
The Italian p!uggcr had all but closed
the gap when Victor Hesse, the referee,
warned him that a bad pick up had
killed any chance OF gain. Brocco took
the warning and stopped his mad chase.
Brocco got full half lap away in the
sprints before the others were aware
he was out after the lost lap. He rode
like a loon, the building fairly creaking
with the roar that greeted his plucky
dash for lost ground. Coburn was
ready for him and when Brocco came
along like the wind he got up speed.
As Brocco overlook him he showed CO.
burn ahead with nasty lurch that all
most upset both of them.
The evening world., 1921-03-10
Football Coaching staff for Tigers

PRINCETON. N. j.. March 1O.-W. w.
Roper. head coach OF the Princeton
football eleven, announced to-day the
coaching stan for next fall Few
changes are made over last year.
Keene Fitzpatrick will be first assist
ant: Hack McGraw, Captain of the
team in 1918, win have charge Of the
guards; puffy" Bigler of the tackles,
and Jack Winn and Armand Legendre
of the ends. Frank Click and Murrey
Trimble will coach the backs.
Legendre played end on the team last
fall. and his appointment as one of the
coaches Is a tribute to his ability and
skill. All the others were with the
squad last year.
Nat Poe Is sure TO be on the stan
as coach of the scrub eleven.
Spring practice will begin In the
stadium rs soon as good weather sets
in. Added to this weekly meetings will
he held Of the candidates this spring.
McGraw will be in charge cf these
meetings and will drill the men In the
rules and tactics Of football by means
OF blackboard talks.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
UNA PRoTEsTA AL ATTORNEY

En- uns carta dirigida al Procura-
dor General senor Mestre. y firmada
por Hipo1ito Claudio, Jose Borges, u
Ramon Iglesias Reilova, Sc da cuen-
la del hecho de que en- los momentos
sen que los referidos senores Sc de-
dicaban a distribuir unas hojss suel-
tas en- el pueblo de Las Piedras, Ell
cabo de la policfa senior Alarcon,
arresto a Hipolito Claudio, aseestan-
dole un macanazo al conducirlo al
cuartel.
En- la carta de referencia Sc relata
el suceso con todos los detalles Sc
dice ademas que el cabo arresto tam
bien al conapanero de Hipolito, Jo-
Sc sBorges
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
;.LIBERTAD?

aras de sus rencores de sus miras par
tidaristas, no Sc violan Improvements
las lcyes per privilegiados, validos de
infuencias, que nj ain los tontos pa
san inadvertidas? 5Existe acaso la garan
tia gubernamental en- toda su absolEt
prescription saba y ecuanime? iPor que
cuando ante la sanction de los cuerpos co
Legislatures Sc exponen salvadores pro
yectos de ley, juzganse anticonstitucio-
males, alegandose para clio que aterta
contra los intereses de la propiedad crea
da?
En- 1917, Mr.. Miller presento un bill
para imponer una contribution de un
decimo del uno por ciento sobre Ell va
lor de cada quintal de azilcar elaborada
en- ell pals. Con el, Sc hubiera evitado CT
espectaculo actual de miles dc niflos sin
escuela Como es de presumir, al ''bill''
Sc lie di6 carpetazo por anticonstitucio-
nal. Por id6nticas razones, y prescin-
diendo de la constitucionalidad que el
Tribunal Supreme de los Estados Unit
dos acaba de otorgar un proyecto de
ley similar al nuestro. 10 sera la ley que
rcgula Ell problema del inquilinato, por-
que menoscaba los iTtereses de Ia pro
piedad creada. jEn que fuentes de juris
prndencia bebieron los legislatures, pa
ra desaprobar ell proyecto dc Mr.. Miller?
5En que derechos juridicos de convin-
cente contundencia; en- que alegatos d.
peso decisive, fundaron SUI opinion en-
contra? 5Por que ratifca un tribunal
tar alto como Ell Supreme Americana,
Ia violabilidad dc los intereses creados,
cuando de la fclicidad comdn Sc trata?
La razon nos dice que leyes asi, ter
denies nivelar ell bienestar collective
deben ser aprobadas sin reticencias dc
ringuna clase
Els humane y es l0gico pensar 81 proyec
tos de semejante indole, con miras al des
arrollo de cualquiera de los 6rdenes de-
progreso economico de las masas, nc
habran tenido la misma suerte del que
mencionamos.
!. Estamos pidiendo libertades Wash
ington. cuando yo entiendo que es en- G.
capitolio de nuestra propia conciencia
en- donde deben sancioarse leyes que 5ses
tengan cierto relative bienestar entire
la generacion presente, mientras Sc pre-
para Ell campo la generacior que su.
be. rs en- Ell surco, cientifcaments pre-.
parade, en- donde debe caer la semilla
pr6diga, para que de ella surjan loza
nos los frutos de la lucha reivindicado.
ra Es en- ell crisol de pensamientos ro
bles en- donde ell orc de las esperanzas
debe dejar sus impurezas, para en- Ia
hora de las compensaciones, poder levar
tar alta la frente, aureolada con ell bri.
Ho de satisfacAores que dignifquen ]
nos ennoblezcan Ese es Ell fin que pei
seg,limos; esa la vision que nos confor.
ia.
J. D. SANCHEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
Ell Gobernador Sc dirige alpueblo

He hecho entrega de mi cargo hoy al
sefior Jose e. Benedicto, que ha sido
designado Gobernadcr INFERNO hasta ell
arribo de mi successor. Aver recibi un. ca
hlegrama de Washington informahdoms
Que Ell Presidente habia acceptable mi re
nuncia, La que estaba en- su poder desde
MARIO, para ser efectiva hoy.
Habia hecho va los arreglos necesa-
rios para einbarcar con mi familia en- 81
transpcrte de la Armada sKittery
cue debe salir &c este puerto cl 90 del
actual. Estoy SECURE que mis- amigos com
Eprenderan que Ell -tiempo que me queda
es tan corto que estar6 muy .ocupado ia
ciendo Los preparativos necesarios para
mi partida, por 10 que no telldre La opor
ltlnidad dc despcdirlne personalmentc, no
/ obstante 10 mucho que pudiera yo desear
haccrlo asi. Pcro deseo asegurar todos
suue mi coraz6n en este unomento csta So
| 10 neno dc aquellas emociones que ine-
vitablemsnte Sc producn al pesar que SO
abandonan aqucilas personas con uuie-
nes Sc ha estados en- contacto por tanto
Etiempo, y quienes Sc ha apreciado tan
hondamente.
Hace cerca de ocho amos que asumi el
cargo de Gobernador, el termino dc SER
Yicio de mas duraci6n, de acuerdo con
los antecedentes, de cualquier CItro go
bernador de Puerto Rico, espafiol anne
ricano, durante casi una centuria. Ha
sido el mas grande hist6rico periodic en-
tcda la historic del mundo, v Puerto
Rico ha tcnido su participation en- todas
las vicisitudes y mudanzas, en- sus triun
fos v glorias asi como en- sus sacrifcios
y sufrinliertos. Este periodic ha cubierto
todo ell termino de la gran guerra mum
dial con todo 10 que ha traido consigo,
v en- adicion, ha include una completa
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(1etS-It
btata
(aHos

III caiIlclda SECURE, dcIicado. rspIdo
tndoloro-"Gets-It''.
Arroje I'd. un lado la navaia dc afcitar
y et emphasize que son pcligrosos. No pierda
el tempo "tratando" ese horrible y doiorido
calloi Librese dc el, usando "Cets-It". Ex-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

No escribimos por pura fantasia, por
arrebatos de colera por despecho. Es-
cribimos, porque un deber de conciencia
nos ordena poner en- ell laberinto de esta
lucha de antagonismos que nos ahoga,
Ell d6bil rayo de luz de nuestras ideas.
Bien sabenos que esas ideas, al llegar
hasta ell tamiz de cerebros obtusos de
corazones corrompidos por la rabia< de
rancias ambiciones, hallaran la BETA pa
fa ridiculizarnos Para estos pobres ilu-
SOS, empe6ados en- tener la luz baja Ell
celemfn, para estos rezagados, fuera de
la ley de la evolucion, terciarios an6ni-
mos, quienes la claridad ciega, porQue
la claridad les ator1nenta, no justifcarc-
mos un alto en- la jornada que hemos
eInprendido, jornada que tiende a ele-
var nuestros pensamientos por sobre la
miseria y Ell dolor de nuestra patria. pa
ra decirle al pueblo 10 que observamos y
10 que sentirnos.
| Ante Ell nenzo de los actos pthlicos
hemos visto con indignation, los banque
ties en- donde Sc rinde culto a principles
EN- tai fcrma adulterados, que sus fines
Sc convierten en- fracasos absolutos. ALI
! SO cantan forzadas melodias I'm patrio
tismo que nj existe, nj Sc ha sentido nun
ca ALI Sc entonan loas y Sc proclaman
sacrifcios y desvelos hechos en- aras dc
la felicidad patria. Solo falta EN- los fes,
tines, la voz aquella que por su desento
no 0 su varonil sinceridad. pone en- jaquc
Ilas ccmbinaciones ilicitas de unos pocos
| jugadores politicos. Ell proscripto cor
su grito de eterna rebeldia, no tiene az
ceso a la bacanal. Yo, como Ell, jamas
seria Ell cantor de esos festines. Yo adm
70 al paria solitario, vagando por ell can
Ipo del pensamiento, con su ideal injuste
merte mutilado, pero me apena el hoss
bre abrazado a lln partido que va pc
sus errores, camino hacia la muerte.
Cuando en- estos tiempos en- que c
progreso y la libertad, llegan nuestrs
TERRA, no fuerza de estampido de ca,
fiones, nj de aboTninables arroyos de san
gre, ,sino entire los pliegues de una demo
cracia generosa, bajo cuyas franjas h
mos vivido veintid6s aiios, lno es acast
tiranico que por razones de nuestras i.
mundas tentaciones, hayamos ertorpeci
do los prop6sitos de esa democracia
Err este forcejeo de libertad en- que tai
empenadcs estamos Ino Sc tienen ali5
! trescieIItos mil nifios sin escuela, no S,
tienen a nuestros campesinos bajo lai
garas de la ane1nia y la insolvencia.
los obreros entire los tentaculos de uns
vida de prescription; no Sc macanea /;
los infelices por Ell delito de no sostene,
el credo del partido dominanlte, no Sc pc
sigue sistematicanente los Que levan
tan su voz, protestardo de la injusticia
no Sc We durante el periodic eleccionari,
a jueces otros funcionarios publicos
ejerciendo arbitrariedades ilimitadas Ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
vTOLADoREs DE LA
LEY "voLsTEAD'

Aver por la mafiana Sc celebr6 ante eI
juez Odlin, della Cortc Federal, la vista
del case contra Anastasio y Catalina
Hernandez, acusados de violar la Prohi
bici6n. FL jurado estaba presente; pero
los acusados, por su abogado Ell licencia
do Benjamin Guerra, optaron per que
la cOrte viese Ell case, y eI jurado fu6
nuevamente citado para hoy por Ia ma
nana a las nueye, en-. que celebraran va
rios casos mas de Prohibition.
El Tribunal despnes de practicada la
prueba, absolvi6 a Anastasio Hernandez
y condeno Catalina Hernandez al pagO
de una multa de diez d6lares y las cos
tas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

~ STA es una exclamation que Sc oye
II de infnidad dc'mujcres porquC saifSu
~ horriblemente de dolores dc espald7.
Sc consideran desgraeiadas por Greer
Que tales padecimientos son naiAraies &c
su sexo. Este es un error r1uy Eraudc
pues no existen tales dolores "propios det
sexo" Ii doior dc eSpalda cs uuo &c Jos
sintomas mas comunes del mai DC los
riiones es uno dc los primcrOs inhieios
de debilidad renal. fnmcdiatamcuic ~
aparecer diclto dolor debc I'd. comeurar
a prestar ayuda los riiicues. pucs dc 80
hacerio asi sus padecimicntos seran ma
yores de dia en- dia. la falta dc hltraciou
en- los rifiones causara que Ia sangre Sc
llene de venenos jiricos v pronto sc seuti-
ran en- las coyunturas. nusetil0s, etc.
auuelios dolores que sc denominan gene
ralmente "reumaticos."
Las Pildords dc Foster Pgra Los
Pi5ioues han saivado miles De pcrsouas
del NAL renal Todos los ingrcdieutes QUO
entran en- su composition son dc primera
calidad: han sido usadas v recomcudadas
nor mas de so amos. No conticncu droga
de ninguna clase que perludlquen q
ORGANISING. ST siente I'd. dolores dc
espalda dirijase inmediatamense q "a
botica mas cercana y eOmpre un ifasco
de Pildoras dc Foster Para Los kiHgnes.
De venta en- todas las botieas. Solicitc
nuestro folleto sObre las cntermcdsdcs
renales sc 10 enviaremos absoluiamentc
gratis.
Cs) FOSTER MCCLELLAN co
BuFFAlos N. " q q. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17

reorganization del gobierno y de la ciu
dadania del pueblo bajo la nueva Carta
Organica. Ha include, ademas, 6pocas
de fuertc depression ecor 6mica asi como
de prosperidad sin precedente. con crisis
y desastres tragicos de casi todas las
formas concebibles.
En- medic de todaS estas ocurrencias ell
pueblo de Puerto Rico v yo hemos labo-
RADIO juntos, v ell resultado es una cues
tiQn. de "record' De una cosa estoy Sc
guro: Ell Pueblo de esta Isla no tiene
motive para avergonzarsey de este sire
cord'
En- tiempos de paz y en- tiempos de
guerra, en- la prosperidad Y en la adver-
sidad el Pueblo ha sido sicmprc .valiep-
te, resuelto Y consciente de su propio
esflcrzo, y me ha conferido, como su Go
bernador, toda la confianza " coopera-
ci0n, sin la cnal este hermoso record .
no hnbiera podido ser escrito. Esto STEM
pre- 10 recordar6 con orgullo y satisfac
|ci6n.
En- 10 que respecta a los muchos cen
tenares de amigos personaies que he te-
nido Ia buena fortuna de hacer en- Puer,
to Rico, siempre los conservar6 gratamcn
te en- mi memoria y pensare en- mi aso-
ciacion con ellos como una de las mas
deliciosas experiencias de toda mi vida.
Mi familia y ,yo regresaremos q nues-
tro viejo hogar en- Ell estado de Kentuky,
donde despu6s.de unas pocas semanas de
descanso, me dedicare por algunos meses
a mis- negocios particulares que han os-
tado muy abandonados durante mi iarga
ausencia. Despu6s de ESQ, mis- planes pa
ra trabajo EN- ell future Sc bosquejaran
como la OCCASION 10 reQuiera.
(Firmado) Arthur WAGER.
Fortaleza, mayo 16 de 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-05-17
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
ITTNERARfo

De los erenes en- viger desde
| ell 1 de Agosto de 1917, re-
visado el Z dc AZ Jsto, 1919.
EsTAOIoNRs.