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The Washington times., 1921-12-08
DUDLEY FIELD MALONE
TO WED SUFFRAGE PICKET

NEW YORK. Dec, s.--Dudley Field
Malone, Assistant Secretary OF state
during President Wilson's ftrN term
and former collector Of the port Of
New York, and Miss Doris. Stevens.
OF Omaha. Neb.. suffrage leader. will
be married Saturday and sail i'm
mediately for France. II was learned
today from members Of the brides
family. ~ so
The discovery OF the romance.
which had it's inception In Washing
ton when Mr.. Malone offered his
legal services to incarcerated White
House pockets, including Miss Stevens,
came about when 1t was announced
that Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Field Ma.
lone" had engaged passage. ION the
steamship ROTTERDAM. They. will
make their home In Paris. ~ t
Mr.. Malone's former wife, daugh-
ter Of former United States Senator
James A. O'Gorman. obtained a d.
vorce in France last summer. Mr..
Malone was, candidate for governor
of New York on the Farmer-I.abor
ticket in 1920. .l3ta,
The Washington times., 1921-12-08

to meet current obligations" the
board, said in an official bulletin
"The general movement of for
eign exchange quotations has shown
no broad or Uniform Improvement.
Two factors are contributing to the
uncertainty of the foreign exchange
situation--,the continuously large
foreign trade balance sof the United
States. This has raised the unfunded
Indebtedness of the United States to
a figure ~approximating $3.40O, 900 900.
There also Is in evidence the unfa-
vorable domestic budget conditions
prevailing In the various countries,
or lack of balance between receipts
from taxation and expenditures.
1.-THE difficulty OF reducing govern
ment OUTLAWS has proven to be very
great in nearly all countries. This
is partly. result OF postwar read.
justment operations of various kinds,
including allowances for unemploy.
ment and continued OUTLAWS for pub
lie objects. Debt charges have also
prov en- to be even more severe an
econ' mic burden than had been ex-
pected ~
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
GUATEMALA IS
y|CT|M|zED BY
M|N0R|TYPARTY
Or. Bianchi, Minister to WASH
ington. Declares People Not
Behind Rebellion.

Planned and executed by a small
group Of radicals, aided by few
disloyal soldiers, the revolution which
has overthrown the government of
Guatemala can by no means be con-
strued as a national movement"
according to a statement issued to-
day by DIR. Julio Bianchi. minister
of Guatemala to the United States.
The revolt is not supported by the
people of Guatemala, DR. Bianchi
said. A large majority OF the inhab-
itants of Guatemala arc Unionists,
members of the party which elected
Carlos Herrera president "by the
largest vote ever cast in the history
of the country.
"As Guatemala Is q state in the
new republic Of Central America, /"
DR.. Bianchi continued, 1.-The revolt
is not only against the government
of Guatemala, but against the gov
eminent Of the republic of Central
America, composed Of Guatemala.
Honduras and FL Salvador.
Central America to Act.
IT am advised that steps are be.
ing taken by the government Of the
republic Of Central America to sup.
press the revolt and release Presi.
dent Herrera and members of his
cabinet.
"The revolt probably could have
been prevented by President Herrera
had he cared to use all of the powers
at his command as the chief execu.
tive. Only about two weeks ago a
petition signed by the leading cIti.
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
A Splendid Hair Grower
,ss 81 s.
and Wonderful Beautifier
Found at Last! Shows Results at Once, or
Nothing to Pay.

and whose scalps are covered with
dandruff and itch like mad.
Your druggist can now supply you
with the genuine Partisan Sage
Qiquid form) which is guaranteed to
quickly and safely Danish every sign
OF dangerous dandruff, stop itching
scalp and falling hair and stimulate
new hair to grow IA
Thousands can testify to it's excel
lence; some who feared badness now
glory in their abundant hair, while
others who were constantly annoyed
with dandruff and itching head got a
clean, healthy scalp after just few
days use OF this simple home treat
ment. 't
Partisan Sage is a scientific prep
aration that supplies hair needs. It's
easy to use. perfectly harmless, not
sticky or greasy, and even the first
application makes the hair and scalp
look and feel 100 per cent better.
If you want to save your hair,
make 1t grow and look its best, don't
delay-hegin using Partisan Sage to-
night. Peoples Drug Stores will
supply you. A large bottle costs you
nothing IL it does not give perfect
satisfaction.
The Washington times., 1921-12-08

zens, OF Guatemala was presented to
President Herrera, informing him u
was public knowledge that q small
group OF men were planning to re-
move him from office. that the lden-
tity of. these men and their activi-
ties were Known publicly. and ask
ing that he take action, to retain his
office. 80 49,
president Herrera knew he had
the support of. the people and did
not desire to imprison or exile men
for their political activities. During
the, year and half that he has been
president, Mr.. Herrera has cndeav-
ored in every way known TO him 10
eliminate from his government any
practices and customs repugnant TO
democracy and restricting the free
dom of the people. He has permitted
a freedom. Of speech and freedom
of the press such as has never be
fore been maintained In his country
and has conducted his administration
as the government of a real democ-
racy, knowing that he did so at the
risk of being removed from office.
People viii Rise"
at is my belief. based on a knowl.
edge gained by lifetime study OF
the people Of Guatemala, that they
will rise In support of President
Herrera, and regret to say / FEAR
serious consequences. II In not I'm
probable that the trouble may spread
beyond the borders of Guatemala. for
the entire Unionist movement, which
recently resulted In uniting Guate-
mala. Honduras and FL Salvador In
one nation, the republic of Central
is threatened. The CHIEF
hope of the union Of these republics,
brought about by many years OF Ia
Dor. was to rid Central America for
all time of just the kind Of revolt
by a daring INSCRIPTIONS minority
that has occurred In Guatemala.
The Washington times., 1921-12-08

ADVERTISEMENT -lADVERTIsEMENT
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
arms PENDING
RETARDS WORLD.
REHABILITATION
Makes Complex Pulling For
eign Exchange Problem,
Says Reserve Board.
by Internat ionaI News Service.

Spending of huge sums for arm
ament has made more complex the
already puzzling foreign exchange
problem. the Federal Reserve Board
declared today.
During the past year large
amount OF national revenue in most
countries has been devoted to de-
Nelopment of ornaments, thereby
preventing the governments from
restoring their budgets to equilibrium.
ana compelling them to rely upon
short-term borrowing i'm an effort
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
..''N'pe'eE,o',w,,ulroE MAIL
How to Tougher Skin 70 Nail
! ~ Z Turns Out Jsssif

: A few drops OF '.Outgro" upon tho
skin surrounding the ingrowsng nah
reduces inflammation and pain and
no toughens the tender. sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail. that II
can note penetrate the flesh. and tho
nail turns naturally outward almost
over night.
''Outgro" is harmless, anrIsepcM
store tiny bottle containing direGs
tions.--Advertisemen
The Washington times., 1921-12-08

New York. Kansas City. Mo-; Column
bus. Ohio; Savannah. Ca; Atlanta,
Ca; Jacksonville and Tampa. Fla.
and Springfield. Mo. l4-,
The charges resulted from work
done by Camien between February
and October In Installing and oper-
ating a system of bookkeeping at
the Yshlem Motor Company. Mem
bers of the Yahlem firm asy dis
crepancies Of $25,703 have been dis
covered during the time Camien had
charge of their books.
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
BOTTLE ON YOUR HIP IS
SAFE, U. S. DRY BOSS RULES

Police officers cannot search for
your hip pocket flask--if you have
one. t.s..,- q, -.
That was the dictum of Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes today.
He warned dry law agents, and
others seeking evil doors. against
searching the persons of individuals
without search warrant.
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
Major Hartman Relieved.

Major Charles ID. Hartman has been
relieved from duty as constructing
quartermaster in this city, II was an.
nounced today. He will be succeeded
by Capt. Leonard s. Doten.. quarter
master corps. -
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
Claims Board Named.

The Government OF Honduras has
created a commission to examine
claims against the Government which
constitute the public debt, the State
The Washington times., 1921-12-08
HEAD Of. FIRM ACCUSED
OF STEALING $25.7o3

ST. LouIs, Dec. s.--Herbert C.
Camien..s president OF the accounting
sfirm of Giraldin-FinB- Mamien. with
headauarters here. has been indicated
on charges of grand larceny and en-
eeEzlements 1t was announced today
by the Circuit attorney.
), The accounting firm has branches in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
sALEsMEN WANTb
s1A tl.. 7. !. wAsTP

HOSPITAL sUPPLIB
paiesnan wanted by prhinent
New York hospital study and
spertaIfy house for thdSorth-
western states. with head
quarters In Seattlel Only
those having had experience
calling on hospitals Nth rub
Der goods. SURGICAL instru-
mcnts or sanitary products
nesd apply. Drawing account
expenses and commissions on
cxceas saIcr. Bond required.
state age and positions held
replies 10 Mr.. Edward John-
son. AngcIus. Hotel. Los An
geles. and mark Hold for
arrival"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
CONFESSES He
SHOT DEPUTY
Tacoman Admits Firing
Three Times

Charged with assault with intent
TO kill and held under $4,000 bail
each. Claude w. SpraFue. Harold
Johnston and q. G. Giipin. accused
Of having been occupants OF the boot.
Icggers' automobile from which a
shot was fired on the Botheil high.
way Friday morning. striking Deputy
Sheriff H. Il. Murphy In the knee,
ARE In the county jail.
The three men were arrested by
Captain Of Detectives John 8. Strick'
land IN Tacoma Saturday ON infor.
nation furnished by Sheriff Matt
starwich. They arc said 70 have
confessed Monday 10 tho sheriff and
10 Deputies Beebe. Sears ana Muir.
ply by whom they were brought
here.
sprag,,e. according 10 tire deputies.
said he fired three shots after John
ston Ind suggested the use Of gun
when Murphy accostsd them. He
claimed. they said. that Johnston
raid: "shoot him. But he fired. the
deputies say, only at Murphy's
motorcycle to stop his pursuit
sprarue explained that he lay N
the woods near ssth ri. and 2sth
ave. ~. T. until 10 p. m. reading =
detective story magazine while
deputies sought him He then ac'
costed q farmer. announced he WINS
4 deputy sheriff searching for boot
ierrvrs. borrowed q hat and went To
Tacoma.
Hsxpromised 10 lead the deputs~-
Tue<by TO n spot where he cAcned
five Notifies Of liquor In addition 10
the five sacks which the sheriff
found Saturday while seeking him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
nine MORE VETS
ARE GIVEN JOBS
Still 100 Ex-ServiCe Men
Out OF Work

Nine ex.r~rvice men were sent 10
work Tuesday and three more regis
tered for work In The Star.Amerfcan
Legion employment campaign.
They are stiil considerably more
than 100 veterans waiting for jobs.
They need work the worst way.
these men. Many Of them have fam
HES or other dependents 20 support
Any call for help. whether II be an
hours work or a permanent position.
will he promptly filled by a former
soldier. sailor or marine. II the need
In phoned 10 Elliott 0f7s.
Who win give these three men
jotsf
T.. IL Recob. Hydah hotel. powder
monkey. fireman. engineer. laborer
II. l.. Amet, Manhattan apart
ments, Elliott 1850. truck driver.
Ross r. Meyers Y. NJ. c. A.. farm
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

character are two things that the city
dads want The bill was scheduled
to come before the council Tuesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
CLOSE CALL
FOR CAMPERS
Seattle Party Has Thrilling
Week End

Twenty broadway high school ana
university students were safely back
In town today after . serios OF mis-
adventures and hair breadth escapes
from death while attending a week.
end party at Cedarhurst.. on vaAhon
island.
The party left here Saturday af,er.
noon, ohaperoncd by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolio Frick. They carried one blnn.
ket zach. one cold boiled ham and 20
pounds Of weinerwurut as provisions
against cold and starvation.
Reaching the island. they found
tho summer camp Of a Seattle doctor
at their disposal. There were but
two beds. They made their pallets
ON the floor.
Sunday the aTty was thrown into
hysteria by the sudden disappearanoc
OF Miss Olga Haugen. 1917 18th ave.
~. and Joc Nortstrom. Tho couple
haa taken TO sea In an open boat. II
was learned by the anxious cbapc-
ronA
Their skin was finally sighted far
out from shore. bobbinE up and down
and shipping water at every bob
Nordstrom's frantic efforts barely
served TO keep them from being
swept out with tho tida. They landed
At last water soaked. after nearly be
Ing cApsix~d
About ) O'Clock Sunday afternoon
the supply OF ham and hot do.s'
ran out The party had b~en on hall
rationa all day. Several young men
had left tho island for homo and bet
ter stocked ls.rdorn.
n was then discovered that Misp
Dorothy childs and Perry Lyons. all
round university athlet.. were miss
Ing. While the chaperona were wiring
ing their hands on the beach. Mis-,
chiids and her companion showed ur
with boat load OF frcUh clans the,
had gathered across IN. Sound
None in the party had the culinary
attainment necsscary to properly
launch a clambake. and as this IN the
OF season for clans there was some
doubt as TO whether they should b
eaten nj all. But after another night
on tho hardwood floor the clans wers
boiled and eaten. sand included. out
Of the shell.
Among those In the party were
Eleanor ostrom. inas Downing. Fer
Sorthauixt. Grace sherson. Dgns
nJn~hart. Martin Marsh. william
Curry and Forrest Crosby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
Didn't Pay Taxes;
u. s. Seizes Plant

For failure IN pay additional In.
come taxes for 1917. the entire
plant OF the San Juan Canning
Co. at Friday Harbor has been
seized by the internal revenue dc
partment. and will be sold at auc-
ton June Is. at 10 a. m. The sale
will be conducted on the premises.
While auditing tho income tax
returns made by the salmon cn-
ming company In 1917. additional
taxes to the amount OF S4.ts5.21
we're found. according to William
T. Beeks. chief deputy collector OF
internal revenue. The concern
failed to make the extra payment,
and The plant and full co..
srs to, Be . sold y 70 .nA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
ACREAGE

ENCELLEN'r RofL
Cleared or unciearcdi close In. ren.
| Honablc terms sidney is2s-J-a
Western. Route 4. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
CABARETS MUST
~ BE VERY MORAL

Seattle cabarets win be as innocent
an tho annual convention OF the Up
worth league II the city council Tues
day adopts the latest recommends
tons OF the license committee. Pro
hibition Of employees from mingiing
with patrons and requiring mana
gers OF resorts 10 be OF good moral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
1921 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

0R1-Aocoriing 10 . report given
Do i 10 the police by Morris
Stewart. SCI Flint ave. W.. m uni
IDENTIFIED child was knocked down by
his automobile near the ball ground
In Woodland park at AIS .. m. Mon.
day. Tho child was uninjurcd and
rcfur~d 10 give any name. The child
was crossing the road with Its par.
enis when Stewards machine, travel.
Ing at low rate OF speed. struck
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
FURNISHED HOUSES
les

GOOD FURNISHED GROOM
rlex house; close In, $50.
SIXTH ave. N. Take North q,
Anne ear.
cozY coRNER 4 ROOMS. SIZE
inx porch. , beds. low rent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

- - ~ - - ~ " ~ " y y
~ INTELLIGENT RsoN,
40144y SCI, may earn 800 TO S30s
U0mehly corresponding for news
o0DofA us to sss weekly in spare
1n4 Experience unnscessary
NJ convonssnwT Subjects suggest
- Send for particulars. National
xE1X Bureau.hBuffalo, ". Y.
R1k4 OVER IA. FOR POSTAL.
u10ll service $50 month. Tx
OGgl@Dce unnecessary. For free
XorlScuiars OF examinations write
u Looaard former Civil Service
E1ombner). has Equitable Bldg
MaeAiggtou. y G.
UA15xBD--BOYs FOR ROUTE CAR
tIofo Ii AL parts OF the city. Good
Z eMnnce for Advancement
AD0Iv 70 Circulation Department
Heattie star.
LIN WANTED TO LEARN DRiyt
nc ~ repairing automobiles AZ
cor factory. Call No. w. Spokanl
on4 MafEinai wsy. In
ette9 watch and jewefry repair "a Z
{ leo4 money. Stafford 4 Schwar3H
~ Ian WEIsFIELD CAN'T ri
peiy your watch. throw II aw4F
S'S.@-,--e--- Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

Model 22-A Three Passenger Ro
Model 22-45 Five Passenger Tou
Model 22-46 Three Passenger Co
Model 22-47 Five Passenger Sed
Model 22-48 Four Passenger Cou
Model 22-49 Seven Passenger To
Model $3.50 Seven Passenger Sc
F.O.B F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
SHOTS WIFI IN
BOOZE BATTLE
Police Fire Eight Times at
Fleeing Trio

A battle for possession Of bottle
Of moonshine Monday night led TO
tho arrest OF G. y. cowen. -, me.
chanic. and r. c. Burns. rs. on .
charge OF disorderiy conduct n. u.
Sears. 20. chauffeur. IN at liberty on
his personal recognizance on .
charge Of speeding.
A police prowier car with Patrol
men g. w. Christy and g. J. Jorgen.
son followed the three who were
driving east on Jackson st. about
II y. m. Monday.
When overtaken by the police car.
Sears left his machine and attempt.
ed flight. accompanied by his com
panions. who continued 70 run when
called upon 10 halt. The officers
fired eight times after the fleeing
trio who halted after II Is alleged
cowen threw something into sv a.
cant OFT
Search proved the "yomething" 10
be bottle Of moonshlhe. On the
way 10 headquarters. cowen swung
his right foot into Officer Jorgen-
sons face. nearly knocking him un-
conscious.
The disputed monshine Ii held ~
evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

PAINTING AND DECORATE
1lFut class painting, papering ID
Holeomtnl0E at moderate prs
Call ~ Ninnir. Ballard s74, D.
JmGs: Main $50 days.
3x-8ERvIcE MAN WANTS Wsk
reshing1ing. repairing or cofte
WORK, by day or contract. lall
Or write Chas. II. Seitz. 13i6th
ave. s., yudkins
xx-8ERvIcE MAN. MAPED.
wants work OF any kind. gall
around man Prefer stead,em-
Rsoyment in this city. Phoufsai-
3k-GEHvIcE MAN DOES TRNI-
ture work and upholsteringF day
81 contract Work guar teed.
": z: Kelly. Elliott sf05-A
H1R8T CLASS sOUTHERNtOOK
wants position in businesiunch.
Cub. hotel or restaurant c-ss.
TOR AUTO TRUCKING, GBERAL
teemtng. excavatinx and Nod and
coal call Rainier 953-H,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

AUCTION NOTICEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31
NrEp-AuToMoDnEs

FRApr ron rom CAR
Arse tracts at venice. adj
III b. bathing beach, close.
aact Beautiful tree. and
al stb Railway Exchange
A. Phone Main sksI,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-31

TWO HoLsTEIN-JERsEY cows
1881 Willow at.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

dustria" esta dando participation a
los trabajadores, no solo en- los be-
neficios, 81 que, tambien, en- ell 60
bierno de los establecimientos fabri-
les.
No hay obrero mas sensato. nj mas
"a la derecha que Ell americana; que
no es,f por 10 general, nj socialista nj
conunista. La Federation del traba-
jo no intenta echar abajo Ell actual sis
tema' economico-social; admite el de-
recho de propiedad; y Sc contenta
con que yaya mejorando, dentro de
las actuales instituciones econdmicas
y sociales, el estado de los obreros.
Algunas veces, la Federation Sc ex-
travfa un POGO; v pide al gobiefno CO.
sas que caen dentro del "socialismo
de catedra"; pero, adn con esos desli-
ces, hay muchfsima diferencia entire
Ia orientaci6p de. la mayorfa de los
obreros americanos, que forman esa
Federation, y las ideas de la niinoria,
en- gran medida extranjera, que cree
en- las patrafias socialistas y comunis-
tas v simpatiza con los espantosos
metodos boishevistas.
81 eI capitalismo tiene juicio, pro-
curara entenderse con. esa mayoria,
como va 10 esta hacienda un n1mero
importante despatronos. Por desgra-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

is.wlan ~ssa ,alwf 4 ~. ssasasaaus
ass salae.ns e'-N ilrsltn n s,siieaclan
O. as4gnar - gas s~sshisaussre ac
ssn .iaaa iaa a lr las ssnieInmir.
pasp = sis~ar. .>ian ai snmla a. De
rs.s..s aar - saiEan l.e arsiralss
d. erm'sa aHsssinad rn aassra sssne-
o. fsais. lrs,Pse sy.a 49, dsiar aigria.
q ~sa~ air . ~ris ri arrs. sraisa1an.
dn. 4.n prpasrsils o. doe isasm~ o.
cansia". - pr. rnirr Il bolllo > Fl gsre-
sio DE- In hssrdai rn que han Dc ye
rifcarsc las faans aSrirs.las. para
los cue. vayan de aquf. mo- NOS pare-
ce un ncg"rio mny redoada. .Qne VA
comer = jefc de familla = que les
Quedara a Ia 'esposa y los Lijes:
Porqnc ua dollar .cn> Puerto Rice.
donde los prodncios 40 esian. despnes
de ioto. slnnancn,e caros. no da nj
para empezar...
y. aunque el dollar diariO les di.ra
para empezar a mai conner. vamos =;
-decir. :que dejamos para el impress
cindible ah0rr0. bien para vOlver a
Puerto Rico. (;uha iiusi6n....l o
para s0stenerse durante los meses en-
que escasee cl trabajo?
I'm peso para un hombre hecllo. v
derecho. que 'tie,e que rcidir. ineyi-
tablemente. die: hords dc tTaBajo. =:
las 6rdenes de capataces. amarillos
por fuera y bOrrOs0s p0r dentr0.
Tn peso que aquf Sc nossva de las
manOs en- un decir Jestis; un peso
bajo los rigores lie la lluvia los TO-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
DiariO de un POeta
fOHicstdHdO q .HyridM

Jrnlio &. Ante todo. oh amable
hcr:nana inc62a't :, lermite que el
pnetn 10 t,@ las grac;as ror las bellas
p,ras frascs Lr c,ogios que tenes
: pa.J 6i... ! tres,. qE.s'cra ore te
a.raika1as tcl cura2dn rsa pHnh que
: rEtc> al ppiar I'VE 70 pne.la dudar
&c ntra vida. Nii@rle Dos. Myr am.
core soy Il tl'E.Lr dr otra villa. +.
Cic,. y mas de 70 IN" tc tig'iras...
Yo 81. ;nh amahp hrnlna incjgn-
ia :. ure q To@o cap eza pee samen-
tc tonte los iu. .,los Green que tOdo
tcrmila MS oidps esp'ritllales escu-
cllaron. llrnGs !nni6n, las voces ocul-
taS. Y 81 no!or, cl gran maestro ncri-
solo mi alma y ne rc'el0 III clave su-
prema e. los clrg,dos.
EN stcn otr2S yitaS Y OtyOI mundOs
per lont'c ltssHn I3s aimas ell evolu-
citn inccraute. citm M de la perfec-
c;6n...
;Yo vi los GtroS dias el cemcnter o
con les ojos matcriales no con los
del espfritu, que so. los ojps cter-
nos go.
Jose Joaquin RibUru
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
Los GraduadOs de
MayagUez

Eel Iunes Sc celebrarOn EN- el COlegiO
de Agricultural Y Artes Mecanicas, de
Mayagiiez. los ejercicios de la gradua
ci6n de 1921, conforme al programa
siguiente:
Marcia.
Discourse de aperture por ell Ledd
Emilio del Toro Cuevas, Juez de la
Corte Suprema.
Emtrega de Diplomas por la Junta
de Sfndicos de la Universidad dc
Puerto Rico.
DiscursO de clausura pOr ell LcdO.
Cayetano Coll Y Cuchf, Speaker de la
Camara de Representatives. niembro
de la Junta de Sfndicos.
Himno.
Sc han graduado: de Bachiller en-
Ciencias de Agricultural Felipe Ca
rro.. Leopoldo Cintr6n, Manuel Her.
nandez. Mariana Mari, Francisco
Sanchez, Rafael Toro, Y Jose f.
Yordan.
Bachiller Ell Ciencias Geuersles
Jose Federico Correa. Etelia Ramirez
Ana Luisa Perez, y Rafael P6rez Po-
rrata.
Nuestra felicitaci6n los que han
terminado gallafdamente sus estudios
.obteniendo el anhelado tftulo.