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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
FARM LOANS

We have plenty of money to loan
on farms at reasonable rate. We
give the borrower the privilege OF
paying 800 or any multiple after
the en-" =, -. one year. OFFICE iasRe'
fiector building. -
a1wtf MARTS & DANFORD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
FARMERS BUY COAL DIRECT
(Assoctated Press)

Morgantown, w Va, June 10
Farmers Of Ohio, Virginia, North
Carolina, Kentucky, Georgia, Ala
bama, Maryland, New York, Michi-
gan, wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and the
New England states, through their
farm bureau organizations, are ready
to buy West virginia coal direct
from the mines according to J b.
Mclaughlin, secretary of the west
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
II your clock Il sick
And It's pulse beats slow
Take It to Cooley
And he'll make It 20. 26d-w1u

Special sale on ginger snaps at
Duckwall's Friday and Saturday Of
this week. 15d3t-w1t
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For Cash Rent

One well improved farm, three
miles from Enterprise.
DIR. A. G. ANDERSON,
owAt Salina, Kan.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16

New Price on Tractor and Auto Oi
Mutual Oil Company's new prices
on tractor oil. f grade rs cents In
barrel lots. This oil is recommend
ed for Fordson, Titan. Rumely, Case
International, Emerson. Hider, Hart
mar. Sampson. Sold by b. f.. Free
NON Garage Abilene. 9wtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
Kanred Seed Wheat

Kanred Seed Wheat
See the wheat now growing, 1t
looks fine. Will have 5000 bushels
for sale for seed. J.. H.. Taylor q Son
farm z miles south Of Chapman.
CwCt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
FLYERS DO GOOD WORK
Apprehend Many Smugglers Along
Border

Border
ASSOCIATED Press)
Mexico City, June 13.-Mex1can
aviators patroling the Rio Grande
border are declared to be doing GOOD
work in the apprehension Of SNUG
glers, according to an official an
nouncement. They are keeping up
rigid inspection from Piedras Negras
TO Matamoras. To date most OF their
captures have been persons bringing
1ohacco into Mexico.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
PUBLIC SALE!
of Household Goods
At the public square. Abilene, on
Saturday, June 10

Commencing at at 1 p. m.
Tapestry living room suite, Wilton
velvet rug shx10A; William and
Mary dining room buffet, table and
chairs; Brussels rug, ivory enamel
bed room suite Of pieces, Crex rug;
kitchen cabinet, table and chairs
gas stove, coal or wood heating stove
and many other articles.
J. C. ENGLE
1sdst.w1ts Auctioneer
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16

Shorthorn Bulls For Sale
Only four left. w. s. tuberculin
tested. J. H. Taylor & Sons, Chap
MON Kansas 2wtf
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oldsmobile sets the pace I"sn-
second year. x -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16

Clean old papers. &c a bundle. at
this office.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16

First quality ginger snaps at Duen,
Wallis Friday and Saturday only y
cents per pound. Aouo "
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Navarro, Kan.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
PLAY ARMy-NAW
GAME IN DECEMBER
This Arrangement indicated by
Remainder of Middies' Foot
ball Schedule
MAY BE PLAYED HERE

Annapolis. Md. Dec. 23.-Tbe def
initc arrangement Of seven gaines for
next fall assures the Naval Academy
the most interesting football season in
its history. There is n possibility OF
arranged for September 30, and
double bill probably will be fixed Tor
October I. to which Western Reserve
has been assigned.
There is also strong possibility that
the Army game will he played on De-
rpmber rather than November 1S, and
in that case a game will be arranged for
November IS. No game will be sched-
ulcd for the Saturday just before the
final contest.
Tho games now arranged are October
:, Western Reserve IA. Buckncll
21. Georgia Tech: -. University
Of Pennsylvania Cat Philadelphia No
vcmber 4. Pennsylvania State; IL,
St. Xavier College of Cincinnati No
vembrr 2J or December .. Military
Academy (at Philadelphia or New
York;.
newcomers on the Navy schedule. The
world. but its management informed
the Naval Academy that il has lost but
one game in two seasons. Centre Col
lcge being the team which defeated il.
Three Interesting triangular meets
will mark the field and track season Of
the Naval Academy the coming spring.
On April 22 Harvard and the Univcr-
sity of Virginia will j" the midship-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
MILLVILLE ELEVEN WON
TWO FOOTBALL TITLES
Captured South Jersey Title and
State Championship on Gridiron

The Millvillc football eleven has just
concluded is most successful season on
tho Cridiron The team played seven
games. all Of which were Victories with
the exception of the opening encounter,
which resulted in o scoreless tic with
Pitman.
To demonstrate it's superiority Mill
willie later played Pitman and ran up
score of 23 TO q. The team annexed tive
titles during the season. Tho South
Jersey championship was won by dc
f"ating Melrosc. and the championship
Of the State was captured when River
side went down to 20 defeat.
The club was not scored on all sea.
son. and In tho lineup were numerous
players who gained laurcls while with
college teams. They included Carter.
of Swarthmorc: Bingham. of Prince
ton: Sparks. Of Lafayette Clare. Of
Bucknell; Hayes. OF Navy: Geig. of
Pennington Smith. Of Lchigh Phllins,
Of Temple: Hogan. Of Eastern. Joe
Riley. the 900 pound tackle. is an
4. Il. +. veteran. having played with
the Twenty eighth Division in France.
The team 5 record for the season fol
1nuG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
FOURTH TITLE FOR
STETSON GRAMMAR
Victory Over Robert Morris
Gives Uptowners School
Soccer Crown
WEIGHT AIDED VICT0RS

Stctson School won the Grammar
School Soccer Championship for the
fourth consecutive time yesterday, when
It trounced the Robert Morris School
eleven, two goals TO none. mt Broad
street and Allegheny avenue.
Incidentally it was Stetson's seventh
straight victory this season.
Two hundred odd spectators, follow
ers of the two schools. braved the icy
blasts to watch the two olevens per-
form. They were treated TO we'll
played game which was not decided until
the final half.
The Morris School placed very
light team on the field as compared
with Stctson and time and again the
line Of the losing school which averaged
about ninety pounds. was easily pushed
aside by the heavy Stetson forwards
making possible both scores of the game.
Robert Morris put up n great nght
in the first half and more than held
their own with their heavier op-
ponents. On three occasions the
Morris team threatened to score bnt
their forwards were unable TO solve
St"tSon's defense.
Boddic. loft halfback Of Stetson,
scored tho first goal after u penalty
'ii", failed TO tally. He retrieved The
ball from a srrimmagr in front of 'he
Morris net and booted perfect goal.
With about five minutes 10 piay,
StCtson registered their second and
final goal.
Other Sports on Pages 22-2s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
TURKEY FOR CADDIES
Bala Golf Club viii Entertain Boys
at Christmas Dinner

About 100 boys who caddy at the Bala
Golf Club will be given Christmas
dinner at the clubhouse next Thursday.
There will be turkey and everything
that goes with a real Christmas dinner.
Following the dinner. which will be
served at o'clock. there will be an
entertainment which II. Bart Nc
Hugh. chairman of the Dinner Commit
tee. says will be replctc with surprises
and novelties. "Bilr' Hackney. the
club professional. will be present to
lend helping hand. and fourteen club
members, including President Arm
strong, will act as walters. "Bill'
Sykes. Robert Young and Dan IIaC-
garty will act rs captains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Herman was made to look bad from
the sixth round on. He finished very
badly battered young man. His right
eye was almost closed, his mouth cut
and lips swollen. His nose looked like
big carrot Hermans left side abov"
the kidney was beaten red and raw
from Smiths hard right hand body
punches. The Midget was unmarked at
the end.
Gene Tunncy. 1I0ls. knocked out
Eddie O'IIare. 1GT1a. after two minutes
and forty seven seconds of the sixth
round of the semi final. A left to the
Jaw. followed almost instantly by n
right 10 the same spot. turned the
trick.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
Fans Attend Boxing Philadelphia During the Season

mems opponents Mt Annapolis, and on
May 9 John Hopkins and Lafayette
will send their teams here. Another
event of the kind is being arranged.
The other track meets of the season
are the dual match against the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh on April 10 and
visit TO Philadelphia on April 20 for
participation in the University of Penn
sylvania relay games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
MORE THAN MILLION
SEE 1921 BOUTS HERE
About 500 Rounds of Boxing Are Held During Year
Leu Tender Is Best of Philadelphia Mittmen.
Several Lads Developed This Season
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

year ne broke in as 4 handler. Although
300 BOO has no champions or near
champions under his wing. he has man.
aged to keep his stable OF scrappers one
of the busiest in the city.
Of the borers qcho have spyvuo
INTO prominence during the season
Bobby Barrett, ioho halls from,
CLIFTON Heights. stands ovi most
brilliantly. Although the rcd. head
mas been finging fists for sereraI
years, his ioork nevcr attracted
much ottehtion, boring as q ieeI.
terieeiglt.
This season, however. Barrett placed
himself under the wing of Jimmy
Doughcrty, the Baron Of Leiper-
ville,'' who put Bobby through strict
training course. and it developed that
the Youngsters best boxing weight was
In the lightweight class. During the
summer Bobby scored number Of
Rnockouts, and then when the regular
season opened he put Eddie Dempsey
and Johnny Mcaly to sleep.
Last week Barrett was put undsr
tne weather with an attack of rhcuina
tism. so that he was unable 70 90
N"ch NiNh n DOuI dgUlnSJ Johnny
Darcy. Two weeks before hc had nnt
up sizzling scrap with Jimmy Ham
Ion. Now Bobby Is scheduled for n
match January 10 with Johnny Dun
dee. one Of Americas leading light.
weights.
Other boxers here who placed them.
selves in the limelight during the course
OF the season are Patsy Wallace. Billy
Devine Benny Bass. Artic McCann.
Joe Nelson. Danny Kramer. Jimmy
Mendo. Mickey Morris. bantamweights
Bobby Burman. Kid Wagner, Earl
Hartman. Bobby McCann. Harry
Burke, feathcrweights Harry Kid
Brown, Tim Droney Tommy Cleary,
Joe Tiplitz, lightwcights: Joe Jackson,
AL Verbecken. welterweights: Tommy
Loughrnn. middleweight; frankie Brit
ton. Eddystone Miller. light heavy
weights.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
HANDS HERMAN LACING
Midget Smith Easily Defeats For
mer Bantam Champion

New York. Dec 23.--Nlidgct Smith
proved his right to consideration for n
trial with Johnny Buff. American ily-
weight and bantamweight champion Of
the world, by the ease with which he
disposed of Pete Herman. OF New Or
leans. former worlds champion bantam
titlcholder. in the fifteen round feature
at Madison Square Garden last night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
GARDNER DEFEATS MOORE
Local colored Lightweight Surprises
New Yorker In Golden Gate Wlnd.u

Jackie Moore. of New York, junior
colored lightweight champion Of the
world. was outpointed last night In the
wind-up at the Golden Gate A. A., the
old National. by Johnny Gardner, COL
ored lightweight of this city.
In the other bouts Bruce Robinson
had the better of Leonard Hayes, Black
Ftzsimmons was fouled In the fourth
round by Young Sam Langford, Shorty
Smith knocked out Young Jack Black
burn in the sixth and Fred MacGruder
knocked out "Roughhouse" in the
fourth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
Scraps About Scrappers

Fred Pacitti is confident that his IN
cuDS boxing plan at the New BroadwsS =
weekly wedut sday hou.s a. the National for
te purpose OF giving local yourxsters u
chance 70 develop; Fer. newt "Wednesday =
OF South Phily. with Dixie Allen, Of Nn.
hsma, In a lightweight match. witch is 10
be the wiad-up.
Sergeant Ray Smith Is 20 be kert busv IN
N" ring. He mocts Jen Smith Christmas =.
msrr!sourg /. bo'Eod tOr bcut in Road
Cans AZ the Csm'tla January 1.
Hobbs Mccann j., Eeepirs 4; and ready to
SST S3% ~ ,,i Z ,'h 1nsh.S n'ilee He - snN!ou'
Leonard r'r q bout with Eu'y HIIcq ~
EGHdins mex: Mondsy afternoon. Leonard IL
Il hard DIncEcr.
Chick K1nsas vii be ice rMr;vle's OF.
r5t,,,o. rfnt in tho 49, bout q the ,sn nav
Nelson -. Joe Richie. linn" Jordcn ~.
P"dro carno. BILL Hines vs.. E,7 O. Leonard
and P.owboy Harris vs. johnny McAyoy.
Young Mickey l.. nursing = DAMAGED ler,
cvr caused BY bei.E hlt With = See, OF
ntrel. III Nad t. cancel bout a. rr-rs N
Chrlstmas Afternoon.
Frank W. Bear. Il Ar.r,own = peeysd
brcyYs reportS sent out frcrl R,.d.aS rsro
- TIE eftrct that Eil Ire l,r.,l:H vas do
f"sted l." Tom"1% MURRAY. IIa serdS a clip
ING whirh gives E.eirrlcks the decision
ever tn. Philadelphia lad.
Billy BLACK expects ~ sign his proicr.
E"Eby Robldeau. :or matches at the Ma
t!onH! and Ice PalIcr. No opponents have
been named as yet. Black is confident tnar
pcrtususse.ltalian, one CT the busiest bcxors
IN town
Billy Cannon. local teatherwciSht who Is
managing himself, r'il r1~ct Eddie Carver,
Of Pittsburgh, at Altoona, Pa. tonight, The
rcGt is rcheducd for ten rounds.
Bobby Burnnn Club. which has mum
be- Of local boxers on its roster, vii. hold
Ms sixth annual dance tonight a. Apo,!o
Han.
Al Gordon. local hywelsht. who = being
croomcd by RAY NcCarr.y, has been w!nnIn,
his bouts consistently.
Eddie Dempsey, {: Southwark. Is getting
IN sh,r. Cor a crac cls 4: any ot tho local
l!shtwe!gh,s. He IS anxious for anothsr
set-to with Bobby Barrett.
Jimmy Gibbons. the Grays Ferry weller
weight. Is out with a challenSe to Joe
Jackson and jack Palmer.
Eddie Martin. KensInGton nywe sht. who
yecently placed hirscf unGer tho manage
mont OF Toua= Johnny Wits. is opsn 70.
bouts with Frankie Brennan and Jimmy
Baxter. Vt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23
lows
Curtin Beats Tommy Murray

Fail River Mass. Dro. c3-roNnr~ car.
tin. Of Jersov Cfv. outrointed Tonrr,. Ma.
rn". OF Philadelphia, IN q tsr.round bop'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Eddie Dempsey, {. Southwark Is getting
in shsr- Cor era ct 4. any OF tho local
l!shtwegh's. He IS anxious for snothsr
set-to with Bobby Barrett.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Chick Kansas viii be ice c'Mr,S:Ie's or.
r'nent IN til" 'S7t bout CT the R,adin- shaw
Christmas 'r2tinee. Other bouts: W'all"
Nelson "a. Joe Richie, iiEim" Jordan vs
P"dro Carno. bill% Hines vs.. X, o. Leonard
aro Piowboy Harris vs. JohnN% NcAyov
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Al Gordon. local hywelsht. who :. being
-oomcd by RAY NcCUrr.y, has been w!nnln.
II bouts consistently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Carpenters LIMOUSINE Connseated
Paris, Dec 28.-tieorses Carpenter lost
n decisiol IN q bout with the Afsux Correc-
tional Court when his limousine was ordered
connscated. The boxer had failed to, appear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Young Mickey IL nursing = DAMAGED ic'.
cvr cau9sd BY bei.E hi! with r zee, Of
HtrHl. III had e. cancel = bout a. 'rr.r, N
Chrlstras afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Bobby Burmnn Club. which has mum
be- OF local boxers on rs roster, vii. hold
Ms sixth annual dance tonight a. Apo'lo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Frank W. Bear. Il Al.r,own = peNy,d
hrCyYsc reports sent out frcrl R,.d,a; ,rpro
- TIE effect that 1iil l'-el,r.,l;n vas do
f"sted l." Tom"1y MURRAY. IIa serdS a clip
ing whlct slvCs r:ednricks the decision
ever tn, Philadelphia I'D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Billy BLACK expects ~ sign his proicr.
E"tby Robldeau, :or matches a. the Ma
t!cnn! and Ice PalIcc. No opponents have
been named ns yet. Black is confident tnat
la will mako Roo!deau. who says he ID a
pcrtususse.ltllian, one CT the busiest bcIors
In town.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Jimmy Gibbons. the Grays Ferry weller
weight. Is out with challenge to Joe
and jack Palmer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Bobby McCann il Eeepirg Il: and ready 70
for L Tilt With JOHNNY Dlndce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Sergeant Ray Smith is % be kerr busy IN
~" ring. He moets Jen Smith Christmas y,
lisrrl sburg IL booked for 4 bout In Read
ing New fedr $ and VIII tackle Panama joe
Cans AZ the Cam'ria January /
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

steve Lazy has matched Kr1cl.oil
Leonard fr q bout with Eiln. Hisce ..
EradinS mex: Nondar afternoon Leonard IL
Il hard pGncEcr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

Eddie Martin. KensInGton nywa.sht. who
rscently placed hiUsclf unGer tho manage
mont Of Youa- Johnny WIilt:s is nrsn FOR
bouts with Frankie Brennan and Jimmy
Baxter. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

BIZ tbroUino together lot Of
numerals, doing a little addition.
multiplication aud diuision ace reach
total thdt sko1cs aggregate at
TENDENCIES at boring clubs during
1891 in seven fgurcs-t.ffj, 900.
We dare any one to dispute thts
--ond prorc it is incorrect.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-23

he broke
the biggest boxing hoo Boo has champions
in
scheduled aged to keep his stable
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
PRONTUARIO.

r. GS Con repesenad0 defensOr
do nade-7 Dec. p t. 52 Los anentos de aqui
nau1aleza detelminados articu0
1 reeren al ho mancpado la obligation mpues
este arculo muco mas ata sin consideration aguna
ho biene prOpos sutcentes aender
subsenca2 Martinez Ruiz Estabecdo ell dyolcio
los os bao protection del la madre puede obgar
jo vvr ella pues aentatiya los
erechos patra ESP 10 Noy 1896 Los deechos
eees paa potesad madre vuda tene obre ho
pueden subonase election conceddo al oblgado
amenos consguien Opar por salts
propa ogadO darlos estan baO
la potestad de madrSen Esp 25 1899 ConerdO poder
neral peos favor extrano e padre la madre
representation de hs puen hacerse al apoderado
vada ecazmente requisites citaciones los
perucos pOdra causarles
d6dOse eOs Esp "a de uno 1897 Es
obligation de amenos deriva de la potesad
desprende del art 21rafo ndudabemente
artculO esudamOs reeencia de aque de
apcac0n especial obligation ineludible
avo mobdad absolute nacda de complete esado de nd
gene poder pbco debe hacee medic
de ees administrators E 263 C0dgo Penal Cast
misdemeanor los padres que deren vontaramente de
hjos del Indispensable ameno protection
asistenca meca Por abandono entende
deIeeho daci6n de aguna tiene derehoDcks
Miller "A Tex A. Ell descudO por de los padres de
hos de edad 10 ncsaro sosenment0 cuda
dos consuye e deo e abandono descud0 de menOesaer
Ryder ii Parge 1885, lurnge aricuo
terror la sentenea man nina de tres amos
eparada del puntO que Nevada reside
nadreSent Esp 10 Nov 1885 deber exende 6gica
aconamente ragar los reedos gasos poque representa-
6n atrbuda al padre puee entendese estabda solo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
La Fiesta| del ATbO|
en- CayG'y

Oportunamente Sc recibi5 en- Ell M
PARCIAL, cort6s invitaci6n para la
fiesta del arbol Y el programa Sc cum
pli6 con el mejor eXito. Los nGmeros
de este fueron los siguientes
Apertura del acto, por el Hon. Co
misionado Municipal de instruction
Pdblica, Lclo. Francisco Navarro
Ortiz.
,, oraciSn i,l, |" Palma p0r Ia nina
Poesfa, Los Arboles', por ell ni1o
Julio Orega.
Canci0n "Arbor Day, por los nihos
de quinto grado,
Didlogo. La Mia Buena''. por las
niilas Virginia Figueroa Maria u.
Lopez
Poesia. lei Nido", por la nina Eve
lima Soto.
Canci6n. Los BarrenderOs', Dor los
niii0s de segundo grado
Poesia. ''Natura''. por la nina Ramo-
na Pagan.
Canci6n. lei Mango, por los nilos
de. seXto grado
Siembra de arboles, por un grupo de
niilos. Y mdsica por la orquesta de
Harrison. v lectura de la carta del
Honorable Comisionado de instruction
de Puerto Rico, Juan B. Huyke, los
niilos de Puerto Rico, por ell professor
sefior Luis S. Sanchez.
Poesia. Sonata de Primavera". Dor
Ia nina Carmen Nogueras
Poesfa. "El Sallno de las Cumbres',
por la nina Juana Vicente.
Poesfa, "El Canto de las Semillas'',
por la nina Gloria Vazquez.
Danza: "Washwoman", por los niflos
de cuarto grad0.
Popsfa. "Campina Borinquena', Dor
la nina Angelica Rubio.
Canci6n, 'Siembra del Arbol''. Dor los
limos de cuarto grado.
Poesia. "Amaneciendo'' por la nina
EsperanZa Almendro
THE Trees, composition escrita por,
Rafael Rivera
Cierrc. por Ell Inspector de Escuelas.
senior Hatucy Diaz BaldoriOty.
peSlile de los niiios: eiercicio de
Ia entrada de Ia Escuela Luis Muiloz
Rivera.
The Star Spangled Banner V La
Borinqueiia.,
La fiesta Sc celebr6 en- ell edificio
escolar. Luis Mufoz Rivera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

tria potesta2 Manrea H. Los gastos de soead de st
cialesaItulo 1 inc Los amentos de aba este artc
To- reee los deben sumnar los padres al lo urante
ead puedan necesitar deus regan ell
especyos 10 dspuestO la eccion de ameos en-
tire pariene3 Scaevoa 40 Este eer corresponds al padre
soamente sino al padre la madre e la soclead
de 1888 inc s. Con respecto al deber de los
des de tener los os cOmpana e C6dgO no a heo o
que acptar ndicaba la ley natural Este deber
pende odos los ho emancpados C0dgo eabece
destncioClaro que de los hos egltmos
udas e aquelos uado de los padres mientras sub
ssa matrmono de diyorco egirn los arcuos 1885,
TO- 176 lie nuidad arcuo 49, ademas pore
los eposos obgados yvr artculo 15G Pero al a
legimos reonocdos conicto
arfcuo cudao de tales hios
arcuo 1856 Los padres enen ade
representation de este de
que la de la madreSent Esp u
Sept 1888 Corresponds padres representa- los hos tod0
que obligation de suminstraes
1tis "a Enero 1900 Por peo
jos natuaes para mpugnar esado civil los
padres pagan los gasos del petoSen Esp 81 Feb 1913
obligation representa- hos eva envueo ell de los
gastos petosSen Esp % de Mayo 1914 Este deber
inherente la para potestad.Sent Esp ~ Sept 1888
Los padres enen deccho coregr hos debe
mocradauene or mpudente temeraro padre
jar obeo de corrego produciendole la
Esp 1887 Ademas de deberes
padres iios emancpado sguenes
misc para la adopci6n
hos IA puedsn emanciparosar 2o2 Son
peucos causados or los hijos
oblgaci0p de er q hogar Gomez "a Dec