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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-28

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HOT SE-For sale; modern six rooms In
River Park price $500 one half cash.
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both gas and electric light on east
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corner Tot on =. Cleveland st. $500
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-28

FART OF FURNISHED OFFICE for
rent also use 90 telephone. Inquire
at 100 " Front 80 22tt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-28
Rooms With Board
Rooms Without Board

FURNISHED ROOM for rent centrally
located meals DO desired Phone Mtsh-
awaka 1910 ebtS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-28

Fuel And Feed
Good Things To Eat

WHITE HONEY for sale. Ford has u.
2is lbs. zoe. lbs. Sl2O. 10 lbs. s. %.
delivered. Phone Mishawaka 1884
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
BIG WRESTLING
ENTERTAINMENT
Scheduled for Wednesday
Night at the Century
Theater.

What promises to be one of the
biggest wre8tling Entertainments
ever staged in Mishawaka is sched-
uled at the Century theater Wednes-
day evening. Jack Reynolds, the
welterweight wrestling champion.
who met Adam Kreiger at Cedar
Rapids. Ia. last night. will meet
Nick Collins Of Montreal. Can. The
second match will be between Kid
Ross and Jack McCloud. A prelimi-
nary match is also being arranged
for. w. II. Barton OF Grand Rapids
is promoting the match. Tickets
arc now on sale and judging from
returns the house will be packed
to capacity.
Collins is the welterweight cham
pion OF Canada and keen interest
is being taken n this match. as IT
will decide the world welterweight
championship Collins arrived in the
city last evening and will train at
the v 80. q. 4. in South Bend.
Considerable rivalry exists be-
tween Kid ROSS and McCIoud. as
both have me- before in a prelimi-
nary match TO the Bill Demetral and
John Stesick match held in AIisha-
waka last October. They wrestled
for a. minutes without a fall. Ross
is confident Of victory. being in the
pink OF condition. He is training
at Studebaker's. He won a match at
Elkhart Thursday evening and was
booked for the hedliner OF a card
held there last evening. McCloud
Is expected 10 arrive here Monday
or Tuesday. Bill Demetral. the
noted heavyweight wrestler. will ref
cree the bouts Wednesday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

would not mean that the title would
change hands of course, but it
would be a blow to Dempsey and *
would give the challenger better
morale if the two should be
matched later. And don't forget
that morale means lot in fight.
/ look upon Jack Kearns as one
OF the top notchers in the business
cf managing fighters and l don {
doubt but that he'll take care to see
Jack is properly handled.
Inc fact that he is seeking as one
os the sp&rring partners for the
champ Kid Norfolk, the fast and
crafty negro heavy who put BIZ
Brennan into the best condition in
which Brennan ever entered a ring;
that nc has sent out n general call
for TIE best speedsters among the
weiehty boys in the country to conn
10 the canlr and help the champ
train, and that he has put up the
bars IN Dempsey's camp against tho
clephant-like, human punching Ig
var e.y Of partners. makes 1t loJ';
a. 81 Jack is going to get the kind
OF training he reeds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
Three Oaks High Track
Team Defeats Buchanan

In the inter-scb olastic track meet
between Three Oaks and Buchanan
high schools. Saturday morning
Three oaks defeated Buchanan by
a score Of 40 to 27 The result of
the different events follows:
Shot Put-Wright (Three Oaks.
80 feet inches; Burrus Ouch
anan). 81 feet. inches.
Running Broad Jump-Boone
buchanan, Il feet. / inch; Wright
CThree Oaks. Il feet; Watson
(Three Oaks, Is feet, Z - inches.
Pale Nault-Salter (Three Oaks
. feet 6 inches; Weaver Ouch
anan). feet. inches
Running High Jump-watsou
tThree oaks. feet, inches.
Bachman buchanan. feet. )
inches; Wright (Three Oaks
feet, . inches.
Fifty-Nard Dash-watson IT A-oe
Oaks, seconds: Mills CB.
anan) Wright CThree Oaks.)
One Hundred Yard Dash-W
son CThree Oaks). Il seconG
Wright (Three Oaks); Mills CBuca.
anan)
One-HaIf Mile Relay-Buchanan
first place
One-Half Mile Run-Helineer
CThree Oaks; Simpson Ouch
anan), and Decker Three Oaks)
Bcth track teams will comre etc q
the gh school meet 10 be held al
Kalamazoo Saturday. May IA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

world. Kearns should pick for him
sparring partners of the type OF
Jock Malone or Tommy Gibbons
men who are fast and shifty. These
boys would be light. of course. for
Dempsey. but they would give the
champ "a real taste of the kind OF
opposition he will have to meet in
Carpenter.
The fight viii be a 12-round. no
decision bout. Dempsey will depend
for victory. of course. upon slip
ping over "A knockout punch in one
Of the early rounds. But the
Frenchman's speed and greater
cleverness will enable him TO evade
Henri sey's haymakers unless the
champion is put through a thorough
course Of intensive training in cor
ncring fast boys OF Carpenters
type between now and the day of
the fight.
III Jack can't slip over the kayo
wallop that ended willard, Morris,
Fulton. Flynn. Pelky and score Of
others, ana tho Jersey battle goes
the limit. the Frenchman's style of
fighting is We y likely to give him
the bout OF points. Such an event
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
THE IMSIDER 81 VS.

a fast ball and a curve" he's said a
mOuthful.
Babe Adams retains his punch
longer than most fighters.
Frank Frisch can play a tune on
the fiddle as well as around second
base.
George Kelly Of the Giants batted
safely In 3 games. Jinxedl
Players who kick usually kick
themselves clear into the clubhouse.
Cobb and Sisler are batting in the
beginners class.
Babe Ruth has averaged AZ home
runs season for the last two years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
BY JOHNNY KIIRANE.
'sstherweight Champion Of the World
lCnnNrirhI 1n11 y n Al

Sftherwetght Champion or the GRID.
Copyright. 1921. y. T.. A.
J Boiled down. Jack Dempsey's
Fchances in his title bout with Car
pentier July hinges on just one
thing His training methods.
Unless Jack Kearns assemblies a.
the Dempsey camp bunch Of
heavies or light heavyweights who
have a shifty. speedy style OF fight
ing. and gives the champion inten-
sive training in meeting the rushes
and the defense OF this type OF
fighter. Dempsey is going 10 have Il
far tougher time with the French
man than nc imagines.
Jess Willard. training for his
fight with Dempsey at Toledo. used
as sparring partners bunch of
slow. clumsy heavies who were lit
tie more than human punching bags
for him when he should have
trained TO meet speed, for the chal-
lenger was a far faster man than
Willard The result OF the wrong
kind OF training in this case is plain
Dempsey now is going up against
a man who is probably the fastest
and celeverest heavyweight i'm the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
NOTABLES ATTEND BIG
LEGION CELEBRATION

By Associated Press:
CINCINNATI, o., May 7.-Undec
the leadership of the American Le-
gion Cincinnati today celebrated
"Au-American day with a monster
afternoon parade which was re-
viewed by Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.
assistant secretary of the navy;
Charles G. Dawes, Chicago, former
brigadier general in the United
States army, and Frederick w. Gal
braith. Jr.. COMMUNICATIVE chief of
the American Legion. Estimates
placed the number participating in
the parade between 10000 and 4O,-
0OO.
The celebration closed tonight
with a mass meeting addressed by
Assistant Sec'y. Roosevelt and
Charles G. Dawes. Col. Galbraith
was chairman of the meeting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
MICHIGAN DEFEATS
BUCKEYES BY WIN
IN HAMMER THROW
Wolverines Win Close Meet,
90 to 90, Despite Defeat
of Star Runners.

By Associated Press:
COLUMBUS. o., May First
place by Stlpe In the hammer throw.
the last event OF the day. gave Mich
igan a $3.50 victory over Ohio state
in a fast field and track meet this
afternoon.
Michigan's stars in the quarter
and half mile runs and the broad
jump were forced to take second
places Ohio State won seven first
places 10 Michigan's six. with two
events being tied.
Capt Hill OF Ohio State was high
point scorer with twelve points and
Simmons Of Michigan was next with
ten.
Butler Loses Quarter.
Pittenger led all the way in the
44O and won easily over Butler.
western conference indoor champion.
Quincy won the half mile after a
fast sprint
Half mile run: Won by Quincy.
Ohio Butler. Michigan. second;
Douglas. Michigan. third. Time. ?
minutes
22O yard low hurdles: Won by
Cruikshank. Michigan; Hill, Ohio.
| second Sargent. Michigan. third.
Time 25 3-5 seconds.
Two mile run: Won by Albery.
Ohio Grams. Ohio. second; Standish.
! Michigan. third. Time 10 minutes.
| As seconds.
| Tatalfp throw. Won nv Hoffr,1 a N
Michigan; Dunn. Michigan, second;
Hoover. Ohio, third. Distance 179
feet. IL 3-S inches.
Hammer throw: Won by Stipe,
Michigan; White. Ohio. second:
Dunn, Michigan. third. Distance
ia feet. II inches.
100 yard dash: Won by Simmons,
Michigan; Moorehead, Ohio State,
second: Lock. Ohio State. third
Time 10 seconds.
Mile run: Ferguson. Ohio State
first: Burkholder, MichiC2n. second:
Altdoerfer. Ohio State, third. Time
4 minutes. SO seconds.
Shot put: Won by Stipe. Michi-
gan; White, Ohio, second; Hoover
Ohio. third. Distance 80 feet. IL
inches.
Pole vault: Won by Hill. Ohio;
Naylor. Michigan. second: Franken-
berg. Ohio. third. Height II feet.
44O yard dash: Won by Pitten-
ger. Ohio; Butler. Michigan. second;
Wetzel. Michigan, third. Time 5O:4
High jump: Won by Walker
Michigan; Moorehead. Ohio. second
Shidecker. Ohio, third. Distance {
feet. / inch.
120 yard hurdle: Won by Hill
Ohio; Sargent. Michigan, second
Cruikshank. Michigan. third. Time
1874.
Discus throw: Won by Spiers
Ohio; Dunn. Michigan, second; ia
cobs. Michigan. third. Distance 49,
feet. II inches.
220 yard dash: Won BY Simmons
Michigan; Wetzel. Michigan. second
Moorehead. Ohio, third. Time 21:3
Running broad jump: Won b!
I Stinchcomb. Ohio; Cruikshank
Michigan. second; Trigg, Ohio, third
Distance % feet. one inch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
ANNUAL REPORT OF
PROGRESS CLUB IS
HEARD AT MEETING
Club Votes to Augment Per
manent Home Fund by
Bond Investment.

Local-Annual Report-No
Terminating a year marked with
success and frequently featured
with events of distinguished
achievements. members OF the
Progress club met Saturday after
noon in the club rooms for the an
nual business session.
Comprehensive reports read by
chairmen OF the standing commit
tees. by the officers and the chair
men OF the departments. as given
Saturday indicated all branches and
departments sponsored by the club
to be in splendid functioning con-
dition and gave auspicious promises
for activity during the coming year.
Presidents RcpOrt.
Mrs. Lloyd Greenan. recording
secretary. in addition to a resume
of the past years work. read a
brief review Of the memorable an
niversary meeting held last June at
the Country club and which COM
memorated the twenty-ffth ami
versary of the clubs founding.
Mrs Greenan's report for the year
closing May /. 1921, showed 10 date
membership Of 62S, Of which to-
tai IS are associate members and
% corresponding Mrs ]. Albert
Harris, recording secretary, summed
up briefly the work accomplished
by her Office. The treasurer, Mrs.
7. j. Walsh. reported a balance in
the treasury of s1.402.65. Mrs. C.
Z. Drummond as chairman OF the
board Of directors. announced that
Al meetings for the discussion Of
business vital to the club welfare
had been we'll attended by board
members. REPORTS by chairmen Of
the standing committees and de-
partment members were all inter
esting in their content
The presidents report given by
Mrs. Richard Elbel was brief but
eloquent and voiced an appreciation
for the kindly cooperation given
her during the year and besought
a continuation OF that loyalty so
often exemplifed.
A moment OF touching sorrow
was added when Mrs. George Voc
disch read a memorial to Mrs. Ada
Yerrick, a late member of the club.
Arrange Social Events.
1t was decided to augment the
/ permanent home fund by a sum OF
/ 81, 800 from the general treasury to
! be converted Immediately into
bonds
/ Announcements of a number OF
social functions TO be given by the
/ departments in the near future were
made. The art department viii en-
terrain in the club rooms Monday
afternoon. on Thursday the music
department will hold a musical tea
at 3 o'clock in the club rooms. The
nature study department will spend
| Tuesday at "ThrushwoOd." the
summer home of Marvin Campbell.
A luncheon will he given Saturday
at the First NJ. Z. church for mem
bers of literature departments. sec
ton two. In honor of Miss Edith
| Holbrook. a member of literature
section one. the members Of that
department will entertain with a
| o'clock SUPPER at the home Of Mrs
Fred Woodward, S. St. Joseph St.
on Friday. Miss Holbrook will be
an early summer bride.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
Him DEFEAT BUCKEYES.

BY Associated fress.
URBANA. Ill, May Over
coming Ohio States four run lead,
the University of Illinois made five
runs on four singles and an error
and won Western conference
baseball game. TO 4. Score:
Illinois ......OO1 O5O ok
Ohio state .o22 900 900 5
Barnes. Jackson and Daugherty.
Fisk, COtter and Huffman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
BADGERS WIN OVER PURDUE

By Associated Press:
MADISON, Wis, May Tho
University Of Wisconsin basebas'
team today defeated Purdue L t.
/ in the first Western conference
game here this spring. Thg
Badger players got away 20 a run
ming start, but with tight pitching
held their opponents 10 three hits
and sent seven runners across the
home plate in tho third inning.
Score:
Purdue 200 000 DOL 8 4
Wisconsin ..O07 O2O O3x-12 s 9
Wagner and w. Fawcett: WI
liams and Dave Barry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

Every beaver dam costs Sew York
state $40.
More than 5000 pieces OF one me-
teor which fell IN Iowa were picked
up after it had burst.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
INDIANS CLOUT PURPLE.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. May T.
Indiana university defeated North
western u to in a Western con-
ference baseball game here this aft
ernoon. Walker pitching for In
diana struck out 10 men. Score:
Northwestern 100 O1O 600 10 1
Indiana .....24O 600 42x-12 10 4
Lawson and Curtis; Walker,
Campbell and Minton, LANCE.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON.

BY Associated Press:
PRINCETON. n. j., May Yale
athletes defeated Princeton in a dual
track meet here today. So points TO
as. Ii was one of the hardest
fought meets ever held here the
result being IN doubt until the last
event. the 29O-yard dash. which
Feldman Of Yale won in p seconds
flat.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
FRANKLIN WINS MEET.
BY Associated Press

hI AetotIHIeU IFtts.
FRANKLIN, Ind. May -
Franklin college defeated Butler
college of Indianapolis 81 TO 81 IN
a dual track meet today. The fea-
ture event was the 100-yard dash
captured by Stroll OF Franklin
after a hard race. The time was
10 seconds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
PURDUE DEFEATS INDIANA
Rr Associated prnEa.

Df AhcNfAdAtu EAtcts
LAFAYETTE. Ind. May T-Pur-
dues opened the track season mere
this afternoon with a victory over
Indiana, the score being IS IL TO
as i-2. The Purdue athletes scored
points in every event. The relay
race was also captured by the Pur-
due runners. Miller OF Purdue made
the high score with his Thirteen
points.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
NAVY WINS MEET.

by Associated Press:
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May Uni
versity Of Virginia was defeated in a
dual track ana field meet with the
naval academy on the local field
this afternoon. the final score being
81 TO "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

The steel trap was invented in
1904.
Friday Is regarded as an unlucky
day because for centuries IL was the
day chosen for public executions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
Color Hint.

If you are not amply supplied
with money, it is a good idea 10
select one color for your tone for
a season and buy everything to har-
monte with that one Then, by
changing combinations You may
have several outfits at smaller cost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
LEFT EARFUIL

LEFT EARFUL
When players travel round the
sacks.
No matter where they roam.
Wise managers are all agreed
There Is no base Ike home.
Tex Richard thinks the y. =. a.
stands for Not Bad Advertising. 80
Dempsey doesn't ask sparring
partners TO pull their lunches.
Baseball dope still continues 10 be
ham and scrambled.
Carpenter estimates tho Big Mil
will 20 six rounds now. His courage
has raised two rounds.
When a fan hollers at a batter 20
"Come on, All tho pitchers got is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
so Do BADGERS.

Rv Associated Press:
CHICAGO. May THE Univer-
sity OF Wisconsin defeated the Uni
versity OF Chicago in a dual track
meet today. 1O5 10 50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
IOWA RIMS WILD

BY Associated Press:
IOWA CITY. Ia. May :. - Iowa
won the dual track meet with
Northwestern today. 100 10 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

Chintz stands out as a fabric me-
dunn for children's frocks. The
lovely blending of colors makes oth-
er ornamentatiOn unnecessary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
ANnES DEFEATS CoPHERs

~ Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May =
Iowa State College team OF Ames de-
feated the University OF Minnesota
on field and track here today s4 to
SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08
RIGHT EARFUL.

Some of the kids i'm sandIot ball
Who, this year, gain renOwn
Next spring Will eat the big league
crow
Down I'm some southern town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-08

When a fan hollers at batter e
"Come on, All tho pitchers got f
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-25

Tn redactor de Ell INIPARCIAT.
Yisit5 al Comisionado de Instruction,
DR.. Miller, para interrogarte lesperto
de asuntos relacienados con Ia situa-
ei6n actual en- 10 que al proXiino cur
so Sc refiere.
El doctor Miller ha continuado ac-
tuando sin levantar mapo, para aten-
der al trabajo de preparation del
curse, lentro de las instrucciones cue
haya podido reclbir, y en- el Departa-
mento no Sc sabe NADIA Official respecto
de posibles canbios Ell el alto per-
sonal.
Ell Congreso Sc declara en- receso
por un mes 81 aver u hoy no Sc ha
hecho ningdn nombramiento, habran
de haeerse en- aquel.
Cuando nuestro compalero estaba
en- ell despacho del doctor Miller, reci-
bio I'm cablegrama. ;Nombramiento
de nuero Comisionado? information
respecto possible Sub-comisionado re-
comendatlo desde ALA? iAsunto de
nero trdmite? La fisenomfa, penetra-
Bile Ell gesto sin gesto, nada dijeron
la observation del periodista...
Ell comentario pdblieo ha airmado
en- estos dfas, que uho de los mott
yos por Ell q. el GoberRador habfa indi-
cado ordenado que la aperture del
curse Sc transfriese, era para dar
tempo determinado personal, nue.,
yos profesores para Puerto Rico, en-
ndmero mayor que en- otros- amos, a
que llegaran a Ia Isla.
Talnbien dice Ia nota ofciosa que
habfa la tendencia de ocupar todas
las plazas de profesores para ensedar
ingles, con elementos del Continente,
sustituyendo asf les nativos que
desempehan esos cargos y que 10 han
hecllo ' hacen con toda efieieneia. y
que los que perdieran sus catedras 0
escuelas irfan a las yacantes que pu-
dieran ocurrir en- los otros grupos, 0
quedarfan fueFa del servieio.
NADIA sabe Gle este el Doctor Miller,
segdn su propia expression, es Ia
prinera yez que Ilega a su conoci-
miento la version, que siendo por el
comDIetamente ignorada, no le es
crefble.
ContInda el Comisionado de ms
truccf5n en- Ia mas absolute reserva
s6lo Sc ocupa de despachar los
asuntos su encomienda. Parece que
la polftica de aloray 10 fue EN- re
petidas ocasiones-ts Ia del mutismo.
Esto nos reeuerda el comienzo del 60
bierno de Mr.. Cotton, en- que toda in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-25

da, v cue no pareee de uso muy CO.
lriente en- los Estados Unidos.
TIay, ademas, algupa reniniscencia
de jacobiSrno en- el hecho de dar un
partido la iniciatixa del ncmbranlien-
Ito dc rersonas para cargos. publicos
de earacter administrative, aun GUAM
do no taaga NADIA que yer con la po-
'lisiea. 81 q que propone es ell poder
executive, Y el que ha de sancionar es
Iel ejccutiyo, ambos rssponsables a su
mode, "a cue Ia ingereacia inicial de
un elencnto exterior?
Ccnste que esta indication sobre po-
sible y saludahle .reforma futura de
pprificacion de procedimientos, no va
en- contra de njnglp partiilo militan-
tie, porque 10 que hpy fevorece a uno,
puede nlaaana faverecer exclusiva-
pente a otro; es solo para evitar tra-
mites en- cie~to modo redundantes y
.embarazosos. De todos niodos les ma
iyorias qucdarfan siernpre garantiza-
Idas con la intervention del Senado en-
los nonbrapientos defnitivos.
~ Observadof.
N =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-25
LA CASA DE ESPANlA',
EN- LONDRES

r. Lohdpes, egosto 5.+=-Invitado por Ell
Centre Espaiiol de Londras, " bajo la
presidencia del enlbajador, ST.. Merry
del Val, ha dade una siInportante con-
ferencia .eI Repdo. Pbro. Cirefa, de Ia
1Compaiifa dc JESUS, fundador del OBJ
sefyatorio DEF Ebro y de, Ia Revista
lbefica. &, z
as In justa fana del confercnciante y
el tama elegido congreg6 IN pibli-
cosnumeroso.
Fue Ell tcma de la disertacion: Me-
todo cicntifico para realizar una en-
presaD,,s
Es de capital inportancia vino a
deeir, en- sfntcsis- al elegir una enlF
presa, que ademas de Ia preparation
personal sc posca un sprudente opti-
mismo. Prudente, pordue hay Que
eyitar qpijotismo que conducen a
grandes desastres; pero ha de- ser el
optimismo del que Sc siefte capaz de
grandes cosas, VI que no Sc cententa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-25
Ecos De MIrarrlar

heeho principal de nuestra fetteilcion
por Jesucristo llega a nosotros en- el
hogar o en- la escuela cat0lica afec-
tan a nuestra vida toda entera segdn
sse nos ha enseiiado con fe y cuidado.
Ia yirtud que falta hoy dfa en- los
padres de familia es la solicitnd por stis
hijos. Niuchos padres en- estos item
pos modernos sc ven aYergonzados y
humillados por la conducta de sls hi
jos. ,Pero, cHidaron ellos de su bien-
estar espiritual? iAquel corazoncito
de su misma carne Y sangre que Dios
entreg0 a sus manos para que 10 mode
lasen conforme a las maxinihs del
Evangelio, recibi6 atencion algina?
Los frutos de una educaci0n cris-
tiana Sc cosechan prontamente y es
prueba evidente el yer renacer en-
nuestros hogares Y en- nuestro pueblo
aquellas costumbres legendarias de
carload. religiosidad ' honradez.
La moralidad es esencial al buen or
den y al propio sacramento de toda'
sociedad. La Iglesia ha establecido la
familia como piedra fundamental de
lii ciyilizaci6a social v Ia eseuela ca
t6lica prolonga la proteccion deela fa-
milia sobre el niilo traba ja zen su
nombre oultivando su espfritus VI Sem
brando yirtudes en- su alma que mas
tarde forlnaran el hombre 0 latemujer
perfectos para la lueha de La vida. /
Tn enthusiastic APPLAUSE damos d los
Reverendos Padres Redentorisfas por
su gran obra y pedimos Dies la ben
olga i la perpetde, que sea mahana
la mas importante Y grandiosa de las
escuelas eatolicas de Puerto Rico
Una reciaa de MiTdnlar