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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

St. Georges church. Clinton and
 Beechwood Aves., Rev. H. E. Kelly, rector. Christmas Day. a. rn., Holy Communion; 10:30. Holy Communion and sermon; 12:00, Mystery Play by Church School: Tuesday D. n1., Christmas party for adults, by Mems club; Saturday, 3 to 5, children's party.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-24

Christ church, Easton Center.
 Church school at 2:30. Service and | sermon at p. m. every Sunday, Rev. w. H. Jepson, rector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
Descendant of
Daniel Boone
to AttendF FAN

Elmer c. Henderson, of this
city, who is believed to be the
oldest living great-great-grand
child of Daniel Boone, has re-
ceived a special invitation from
the management of the state
fair at Sedalia to attend the
centennial celebration in con-
nection with the fair.
Mr.. Henderson's father,
Theodore w. Henderson, was a
son of Emily Boone, who was
the daughter of Jesse Boone,
who was the son of Daniel
Boone. His aunt, the late Miss
Martha Henderson, of this city,
was awarded a gold medal at the
Kentucky centennial celebration
in 1906 as the oldest and nearest
relative of Daniel Boone then
living. The medal now belongs
to E. C. Henderson and it was
taken to Sedalia Monday by l..
III. Nickel, who placed it on ex-
hibition at the fair.
Mr.. Henderson expects to ac-
cept the invitation of the fair
management to attend the CEN
tennial exercises.-Fulton Gaz-
cite.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
Parochial School
to Open Sep. 6
70 Are Enrolled

The Catholic parochial school,
that has been organized by
Father Gavan and is under his
supervision, will open Septem-
Der 6, according to announcement
made Tuesday afternoon.
The school, which already an
enrolment of 70 pupils, will be
located in the Hord property. on
South Clark street. Thirty
ladies of the church have been
assisting in preparing the upper
rooms for the sisters who will be
here shortly and in a few days
the downstairs will be remod-
eled.
1t is hoped that soon the large
lot adjoining the property car
be utilized for base ball and ten.
mis- courts. Plans are also being
considered for making a part oil
the property into club rooms fol
boys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
MOBERLY WILL VEL
COME ELKS WITH
GREAT

Elaborate street decorations
and lighting effects are being
planned for the State Conven-
ton of Elks, which meets in
Moberly, September 6, z and 8,
when, it is expected, 5000 Elkk
will be there.
Clyde Richard, chairman Of
the decorations committee, is
in charge of the work and he has
an appropriation of $1,000 to be
used in his department. 1t is
planned to buy all bunting and
lighting effects outright. Reed
street from the station to Tan
nehill Park will be a mass Of
purple and white, one continuous
streamer to run from the station
to the park.
Reed street will also be lighted
up and many fancy decorative
lights will be placed around the
home of the "eleven o'clock or
der" at Fifth and Reed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
Asks Damages
For Delay In
.StockShipment

An interesting suit has just
been filed with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for the September
term that may test the time
necessary to deliver stock from
here to Chicago.
The suit is that of G. 7. Powell
ct al VS. the Wabash Railway,
asking damages for "shrinkage"
Of their stock AMI loss because
they did not reach the proper
market.
The plaintiff alleges that on
July II, 1921 he loaded 249 hogs
and lat sheep, consigned to the
National Stock Yards at Chicago
and that instead Of transporting
them in the normal time of Il
hourse, the road consumed l!
hours and thereby the plaintiff
consignment ''shrank" 98l
pounds in excess of a norma
shrinkage for such a trip and a
a result of it he lost $321.55.
He asks damages of that a.
mount with costs, and has ais
filed a second and similar petition
|. on a smaller case.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
HARDIN COLLEGE
TO OPEN ON
SEPTEMBER z

Announcement has just been
made that Hardin College would
open Monday, September IL.
On that date the day students
are expected to enroll at the
college.
Enrolment for boarding stu
dents, begins the following day,
September Ii and on Septem-
Der Is class work commences.
On Saturday, September II
the faculty and Y. w. G. A. will
give a reception for all new stu
dents in the college parlors.
Judging from the advance en-
rollment, the student body this
fall will be the largest in the
history of the school and more
states than ever before will be
represented.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
PROBATE

In the estate of John H.
Barnes bond was filed, approved
and letters of administration Isl
sued to VIM. Daniel.
In the estate of Margaret
Erdel, Kenneth Kennon filed de-
mand in sum Of $40, which was
accepted by the administrator.
In the estate Of G. W. Pulls
the administrator filed proof Of
publication, accounts, vouchers
and balance due Of $1,189.13.
Upon the filing Of final receipts
the administrator will be dis
charged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
Tuesday Was
Busy Day At
Country Club

Tuesday was a busy day at the
Country Club. Not only were
a large number of the members
attracted to the place by
the necessity of putting
the course in better condition,
but the announcement that din
ner would be served by the lad
les brought many out just be-
fore that time. 1t is stated
authoritatively that if amount
of work done was paid for at the
rate of 60c per hour the sum
would fall $40 short of paying
for the food consumed which
ranged from delicious fried
chicken to iced watermelons and
heaping dishes of ice cream.
A great many improvements
were made that will do much to
beautify the place and to inn
prove the golf course. Under
brush was. removed in some
places, ground was leveled ano
low hanging branches of trees
were trimmed.
On the golf course a bunker
was constructed on No. 5 hole
that was completed with the ex-
ception of hauling more sand tt
fill it. The tee for No. Z was
moved back about Is yards sc
that the course is now praetic-
ally 5000 yards in length.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

THE State Fair this year is
attracting more attention than
it ever did and offering an ex-
ceptionally attractive program
to the public. 1t is rather dig
ging in the ashes but we are
sorry Mexico didn't get this
great show-especially when
you consider the State Fair bill
originated here and Mexico was
considered the logical site for it
at that time. However we are
glad to see it such a success and
iSedalia enjoying the great bene-
fits of this unique entertain
ment.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
win Locate in ST. Louis.

William ]. Locke left We'd
nesday for st. Louis where he
has accepted the position as
head of the accounting depart.
ment of the Schafermeyer Iron
Works. Mrs. Locke viii visit in
Illinois a short time before join
ing him. The Ledger joins the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Locke in regretting their depar-
ture from this community but
wish them much success and hap
pines in their new home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pulls to Leave

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pulls to Leave
George Pulls, who for several
years has been in charge'of the
shipping department of the A.
P. Green Fire Brick Co., has re-
signed his position there and ac-
copied one with the Acme Brick
Co., at Fort Worth, Texas.
Mr.. Pulls is unusually well
versed in shipping and routing
practices and has handled
his department very efficiently,
routing as many as ATS cars a
month.
Mrs. Pulls has also made a
great many acquaintance in
Mexico and friends of both will
regret to see them leave.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

J. T. johnson and family
spent Sunday at Billings, Mont,
and are now enroute home by
the northern route. They expect
to return to Mexico in about 10
days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
Davis Family Has Reunion.

DdVIS FaTnIIy T1dS INGuItIUN.
A reunion was held at the old
family home of Robert L. Davis
south of Thompson, Sunday that
was attended by Al members of
the family. A basket dinner was
served and a pheasant day spent
by all present.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
SMALL FARM WANTED

Or place with few acres close to
town suitable for poultry and fruit;
must be we'll improved; possession
Fall or next Sping; lowest cash price
and exact location in your first letter.
ROSS X. HALLOCK,
1922 McCausland Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
90 At p Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mrs. e. s. Cave and family have re-
Turned from Columbia and will make
eheir home in this city in the future.
Their many friends join the Ledger IN
welcoming them back home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mrs. Earl Haggart has re-
rurned home after a visit at the
home Of s. w. Herring near
Fulton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
Fulton May Have Professional

T UIIUKA -NIdy EKdVU AOICSS1OItA'
j. H. Atkinson, president of
the Fulton Country Club, has
received a telegram from Her
bert Irwin, a golf professional,
stating that he would start for
Fulton Tuesday to consider q
proposition to become golf in
structor at the Fulton club. Mr..
Irwin has been at Temple, Texas.
this season wher he has been
club professional.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

H. D. Williams, second trick
operator on the Wabash is spend
ing his vacation in Colorado.
He is being relievd by T. S. Bal
lew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Don Squares, who recently had his
tungils removed at Audrain Hospital,
bas recovered from the operation and
y.sta,rned I'd summer school at M IA.
"A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. E. nj. Rowland and
Miss Mary Frances Rowland have
returned from a two weeks visit in
Des Moines.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Miss Myrtle Mudd and Miss Mary
Harrison, who have returned from
Chicago University, II guests OF
Mrs. c. E. Harrison and Mr.. and Mrs.
III. 7. Vandegrift.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mrs. Woodrum and Miss Mar
jorie Woodrum Of st. Louis Wis.
ted friends in Mexico Wednes-
day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11
FARMERS
EXCHANGE

RATES-iU cents a line an inser-
ion A line consists of 5 words.
Minimum charge for ads in this
column SOC.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Miss Ruth Heltemes of Hoisington,
Kansas, arrived Monday to be the
guest of Miss Eliza Martin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Whitson and
daughter, Elizabeth, have returned
from a motor trip out west.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

IA marriage license was issued
Monday to Earl jackson Curry and
Miss Bertha Ruth Sellers but Of Cen
|tralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mrs. M. r. Wise will be domicled
in the future with Mrs. ]. c. King, on
South jefferson street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Misses Grace Anderson and Ora
Dollins attended the Old Settlers
Picnic at New Florence Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

In Missouri for 1921 Nodaway
county is first both in corn acre
age and production. st. Charles
county holds the banner both in
wheat acreage and production.
Audrain county occupies the
same position in relation to oats.
In corn acreage the county rank
is: Nodaway, Saline, Atchison,
Audrain, Charlton, Carroll and
johnson. In wheat acreage the
county standing is st. Charles,
Platte, Lincoln, Saline, Jasper,
Pike, with Scott and st. Louis
tying for seventh place. In oats
acreage the county rank is Aud
rain, Vernon, Henry Bates
Monroe, Macon and Barton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

G17FOR SALE:-Duroc Jer-
sey hogs, Pathfinder, Great
Wonder C Am and Orion Breed
ings. First class individuals,
price reasonable. o. H. ERDEL,
Rush Hill, Mo. 25 st p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mrs. Arthur Jones and her daugh-
Zen, viola, are visiting Mrs. Leslie
Fgonff Of near Rash Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

ii. j. Mccsure d visiting Mr. and
Mrs. a. q. Whitacy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

DR.. J. F. Harrison who has return
oil from a months stay in Chicago,
where he took some advanced X-ray
work, reports a very pleasant stay.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Sam Jordan, the Missouri Corn
Man, we'll known in Audrain county,
was in Mexico Saturday. He says the
corr Of w. G. Bailey and W. D. Cum
ninglrarn, which has soy beans planted
with it is fine. He stated that the
worst of this corn is as good or better
than the best of all thecorn he saw
without soybeans. He also stated one
of the best stands of wheat he had
seen was in this county and that last
year the acreage was planted in corr
and soybeans and sheeped down.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

J. E. Green, secretary of the Pres
byterian Educational Campaign Fund,
is in Chicago ON business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

PwANTED:- Responsible mel
a d women to handle accident and
he.lth insurance policies. Liberal
commissions. Full or part time con-
trac S. Disability benefits $40 to 500
a month. Premium 81 a month up
ward. Limited policies SIS and $40 a
yea All occupations NATIONAL
ACCIDENT SOCIETY, 800 Broadway
New York City. Established 80 years.
% At p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Auxyases will hold a big soldiers
reunion August IS and rs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mrs. nj. K. Bragg is visiting her
xaeaer ncsr Kansas City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

egTAKEN UP:-11 ewes
and 5 lambs, about July 28th.
Owner may have same by pay
ing for this advertisement and
care of the sheep. EMIL HU-
E R Route 7, Mexico, Mo.
wilt p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

johnson Bros, of Audrain county,
Mo, sold on Tuesdays st. Louis
market a three-car lot Of Hereford
heifers at 500 per cwt., one of the
best prices received during the day.
These were of the brothers own feed
ing, having been finished on shelled
corn, molasses feed and cotton seed
cake. The firm consists of Carl, Olan
and Finley johnson. The latter &C
companied the shipment to market. ~
Live Stock Reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

w. L. beverly Of Jefferson
City spent Tuesday in town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Car of American fence, Deere
and GAINESVILLE suIkey and gang
plows, straw spreaders. Also
Fordson tractor. THESE goods
have all a good reduction. and it
will pay you to get my prices.
PETER ERDEL, Jr.
Rush Hill, Mo
% ct Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Daiel C. Hader will hold his
fine sale of purebred hogs the
middle of September. He has
some extra fine offerings. He will
show some of them at the Paris
Fair.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Mrs. Abbie L. Snoddy reported
that A inch of rain fell Saturday
morning. Rains were reported at
Perry and at a number of places
north of Mexico. Centralia came in
for its share, as usual.
The maximum e mperature Friday
was 81 and the minimum Friday night
was SO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

ERTFOR S~ALE:-Good milk
COW with young calf, half Jersey
and Holstein. Apply Wv" Led
ger. VIII
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

REDUCED PRICES.
Stock prices are fully Y lower
So are my prices. A life time
experience in stock. Fifteen years
an AUCTIONEER. Will cry any
and all sales. See me for dates
or phone 154 Bell.
w. JEFF WOODS,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Everett Young, who farms on the
old J. C. Ringo farm, says his 20 acres
of wheat averaged 20 blu. and his 40
acres of oats 35 bu. He has a bumper
corn prospect. This farm is noted for
its blue grass and has a wonderful
stand this year.
John Young, who farms on the old
Bert Ringo farm, had 20 acres of
wheat that made is bu. on an average
and his oats averaged 40 bu.
July cattle receipts on the St. Louis
market were the lightest for the sew
enth month for seventeen years or to
be exact since July, 1904.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-11

Wool pooled by forty-four consigl-
ors, under the direction Of the county
farm bureau, was shipped from Aux
vase, Thursday, to be placed on the
market by the regional wool pool at
ST. Louis. There were 1889 pounds
in the shipment. The wool gathered
at Fulton was hauled to Auxvasse in
trucks.-Fulton Gazette.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26
|NFORHG S0BlE Ell NGRClDD De
AIyGAR ! CAFE
DE- IA ROLSA De New YORK

rRIes han c0ntinuado nejorando gra-
duaimcn.c In ola de descailso Que
el mcrcado ha eisperiSheItado no ta
minad0 ell 10 mas mfnimo la CONTAIN
IA. pero por otro lado ha sido vista
como vig0rizante Y como una seilal
de mc3craci0n falta de esfuerzos
capecUlativoS para forzar al mercado
h%e;a el alza Al mismo tempo las
cyolue:oncs han sido vigiladas. muy
dc cerca pues sa dan cuenta que toda
la situaci0n azucarera es una que
plede prontamente cambiar con TO
t,as las c0ndiciolcs ec0n6micas del
mundo, El mas importantc faclkt,
en- III situaci0n agucarera es que el
sobrante &c azj1car del mundo est1
ea names tie este pals de Cuba.
Mucho Del porvGnir del mercade de-
pcnde del rcsultado tle, la zafTa de
jzicar tie remolacha en- Europa.
Les nlf3rmos dc allf svarfan coEsides
rablcmense con rcspecto a los efect0S
&C. la seqIia Sebre la production, al
gunos avisoS sestienen one han su-
frido muy pace dailo mientras que
otros informes son de una naturaleza
muy desalcntadora. 81 las cCseehas
zafras de Europa han fracasado,
cs1a serla Ia plrte mas l6gica del
mundo para hat@r sus compras de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

El Departamento dc pstrueeion nos
remite IN peqgeno kfstorial de las ae-
tiyidades del Conita del c;,pItuIo Esco
lar, de ID Cruz Roja Americana Carls
tulo de- Puerto Rico. desde que fpc or
galllzada dicha lnstitucien en- el aiio
1917.
En- tdicho folleto nos enoontramos
con,intercsantlsi.nos datos qae revelan
el gran trabajo realizado ppr los es7
colares sportorriquenos, para prestar
So obelD la Craz Roja Nacional
desde su eampala inicial lscnpezala en-
mayo del exprcsado sllo de 1917 has
ia el presente.
Con la ayuda dc profesores ninos
de las diferentes localidades de Ia is
la, generosamente el ptblico respondi6
al llamaniento que So le hacfa por
mediaci6n de la Cruz Roja Juyenii, al
canzando un ndmero de soeios contri-
buyentes a Ia surna de 6S,013. y ct di-
nero iecolectado desde aquella fecha
a los dfas que corren a la importante
cifra de "a. 9S5.35 d6lares 7 centavos
Actualmente el Comite del CapRfu-
10 Escolar de la Cruz RojaSse compo-
ne de don Francisco yizcarrondo. Sc
cretario del Departamento de ms
trucci6n, como Presidente; Miss Elsie
Mae Mae AAyiillIlses supervlsora dc. Ia Sec
ci6n de Economic Dom6stiea MI.
hudson q. Ne Gldre, Inspector de Es-
cueias del Distrito de San Juan, como
yocales. siendo la secretaria Ejecufi-
sra la srta. Beatriz Lassalle.
Tn dato que merece anotarse cs que
en- la colecta dc Ia importante suma
arriga expresada, los niilos que han ST.
do puede decirse, los elementos dc
que Sc ha valiGo ei dicho Capftulo de
Ia Cruz Roja para recabar suscripto-
res 4 consegnir dincfo, NADIA han Cos
bladJ por su iiitensa labor eolltel-
tandose con que estes fondps Sc dedi-
caran q obips meritorias i dc huma-
nidad como en- los easos espidemicos
que han azotado IA isla, los tenlblo-
res de TERRA pasados, el envio de so
eorros a Europa, los obsequios hechos
los soldados poltorriquenos dirante
81 estastt en q Campamento Las ca
sas. estahlec;micnto de conledorcs es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

New 1Orn. a. stl ut IJ-I.
Tn tone mucEl mas qu,cto la pre-
valecido cn Fl mCT, tto tzucalero,
duran.e la seLIaaa QlSadl. encOn-
trandose In mayor partc d@l conner
clio dclibcrando..., pcco al mismo
tempo vig.iando muy de- cerca las
cvcluci5nes del miSmo Los precjos,
tanto per el azIcar crudo como por
cl azicar rcliuado. han pernaueeido
praej! camcnte sin cambio alguno a
despecho de In Guietud del morcado
10 que inGca que Ii estabiiidad hl
quedado establecida. La tioicdad el
los pclidoS por q azdcar crudo re-
t1ejaron la lenta demaRda por el azti-
car reiinado que su vez indica que
los compradorcs esttu recibiendo a
zi1car comprado con pedidos viejos
con mas libcralidad dc los refiuado-
res
Eutrctanto los factories fundamen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

! Espana, sino tamb:6n este bello
pals, al que HOS pnen los mas sagra-
dos laZos morales y mater;ales de con-
fraternitlad.-''Con Ia ayuda de to1os
prOsigue, pronto veFemos nuestrGs de
secs que soa nucstre ideal coronado>
Dor el nliS reSoilante de los eXitos''
a-No hemos yenido a Guayan4I u ha
Ger propaganda. continual pJrque aqui
no 81 necesita haccrla. De esta bella
ciudli en- Ia que habitan conipitrio-
;iS y pan; .ulTiaueiios tan d;stinguidoS
: tan lienos le entusiasmo, han lecho
un baluarte de Ii Casa de Eapaii;i -
''SolaH ente henI0s venido aqui Il pa
sar con v0:oGIos unas horas Ge ale
grfa Y re2ocijo, quc nuncI olyidaae-
mos Y aSf Il Sr. Cad,erlto, nos hiZo
un discurso prictcGte jlico digno fel
mayor encomio. Ell tlre"sas u.I3StoIeS
fn' interrun2it;o poc rrolong Il,
T al,lSTsoS.
FL ST. Fernandez Juneos concede Ia
palabra don Fernando Beir6. que
poi. su rccorl0cidO patriotisIno cs. el
alma de c,lanto Sc relaciona aquf con
las cosas Ge Espaiia. hizo uso de ella
Y en breves frascs demostr0 a Ia Co
mission que nos visit6, que aqui on Qua
Tilna. ha habiGo y habr;i siempre cspa
IIninc .1ipnoS ,YIlo M divide. r1n nj nj
viCan un solo instantc, los deberes sa-
grades que como bllenos patriotas tie
Ien cue. cumpl;r. (OEaci6n.)
Sc colnede nuevamente la palabra
Y nuestro Presidente. don Justo Juan
aprovecha la. elecueneia de los discur-
sos pronuAe:ados e invita- q aQucllos
que no est6n inscritos en- nuestras IL
las que 10 hagan, G Embellishments
an buen ntimero de puertorriqueiios Y
+ .'lgur..s cspanolce. los pOcos que fal.
taban,. clrSIosan nUestra list:r dc So
clos. Entre otros recor.!aTos 4 doH
leslie DO Ics'cs. n9 TtsAln:i2t SGte,
don Felix Coon, don r. Rodriguez.
don Arelino sEiercs. don Guillermo
Garau !, don jaime Fnstcr..
Antics de yfar por ter'rinados los tca-
bajos llb.cn10 asigtilo ga ROW
u:0n los dst'ngl;loS Sres don Juan
Calaf don Nictoriano Bcascochea.
DE- 1T ,Iunta Local dc Arroyo, SO acor-
% QUE estoS SreS. eH CnijD de la
.Juata Local tie esta ciudad, fucscn en-
m dfa scilalado a Tatillas on viaie
de propaganda con pl lin &c formar
cn aqu"l pintoresco pueblo ufl npeva
Jnlta. cue una todos los espailules
ALI RESIDENCES, junto cou los puerto
rr.Quenos adictos a nuestra 'causf.
| FL ST.. CaGiegno di leciura Il IN te-
leyrama ,ic don Manuel Gopzdlez Pre-
sidente de Ii JGnta Dilrctiva 1e la
Casa de Espaiia", noti1Cando su scnti
micnto por no. poder ,asistir tan mag
M reunion v deseando u Ia uistin-
gllitla Comision eI mas lisonjero exito.
Una vez terminates los trabajos
nos trasladanos af Hotel Paris, don
de Ii. .Tunta Diiertiva Local oraon:y'i
un gran banquete al que asistieron
tnos eincuenta comensalcs. Durante
la comida rcin6 el mayor regocijo por
el 6xito obteIido el Sr. Colorado,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26
Las Actividades de Ia Cruz Ro,
ia Escolar de Puerto Rico

yir.as pob,Seiones de Ia isla, =. una
de las obras de menci6n especial entire
to6as, q sostenimiento en- sus estudios
Gel milo frances hu6rfano de la que
r1a, Edmund Grubber, quien ha sido
adoptado pop los escolarcs portorri-
Bquenos.
Aparte de otras obras &c igual me-
srito que nos dctalla ell felle,o rccibi-
do, la Cruz Roja Juvenil de las Es-
cuelas de Puerto Rico, realiza otros
trabajos de suma importancia, que re-
dundaran en- beEeiicio tanto del pals,
como dc los que sufren miserias Y
hambres y desnudeces en- las tierras
deyastadas, que son paste de epide-
mias ! reyoluciones, como resultado
fatal de la Ultima terrible guerra.
+ Damos las gracias por el informe
Que Sc nos enyfa, y creemos haber
cIlinplido al Oar cuenta de cuanto ha
hecllo esta iufantii organization, que
cada alo escolar progresa mas. para
llevar Il caho obras de mayor traseen-
-dcncia en- venideros ticmpos. Y ola
Ia que esos fondos que Sc emplean pa
pata prop0sitos caritativos en- el ex-
terror, pudieran invertirse en- casa, o
sea en- Puerto Rico, con especialidad.
puesto que aquf hay tanto dolor que
aliviar come en- cualqiiela otra par
te del mundo.