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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-17
NewcOmb were Pennington visitors

Newcomb were Pennington visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Graham, of Federal, en-
tertained a party of young people
with splash party Saturday after
noon. Her guests were: Misses AL
lean Male, Elizabeth White, Vida
Tucker, iva Haney, Nellie Williams,
Mary Alice and Dorothy Marsh, Ma
riana Cecil, Virginia Topping, Min
ME Goldstein, Arlene and Altha
Sleeth, Francis Anthony and Poca-
hontas Thompson of Flat River; Miss
Ann Caroline Tetley of Pennington;
and Bess Martin of Cape Girardeau;
Misses Rose Schessinger and Virgin
ia Cahoon of Fredericktown. After
the splash dainty refreshments were
served. The guests departed late in
the afternoon, declaring Mrs. john
son to be delightful hostess.
Frank Simpson and Ralph Haney
were Desloge visitors Sunday.
Miss Helen Miller, of Desloge, was
Flat River visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. L. E. Pierson and son, Junior,
of Iron Mountain, suent a few days
the latter part of the week here with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. 7. L. Haney.
Marvin Campbell and Shelton Bry-
an, of Desloge, were Flat River Wis
itors Sunday.
T, C. Moon, of Bonnie Terre, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Marvin O'Sullivan and Keith Moon
OF Bonnie Tere, were guests of friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Goldstein and
daughters, Minnie, Helen, Nettie and
Esther, spent Sunday on an outing al
Iron Mountain Lake.
+ Miss Claire White, who has been
teaching Domestic Art in the Clayton
high school, in st. Louis county, is
spending the summer with her par
lents, Prof. and Mrs. ]. u. White.
Misses Lillian Prather and Elsie
Schlick and Geo. Cozean and Keith
Moon were Doe Run visitors Sunday
evening.
Joe Marty, Ted Graves, Ted Gies.
sing, Glenwood Baker and Childres
Tetley, of Pennington, were Flat
River visitors Saturday.
Misses Esther Phillips and Blanche
Woolford left last week for Freder.
icktowif, where they will attend th,
summer term at Marvin College.
misses Nellie Williams and Mimi,
Goldsteirf were Bonnie Terre visitors
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. dilligms ard daughter, Mrs
Bryan H1tMs1iDf Farming ton. yisites
the formers mother, Mrs. Elvirs
Moody, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. RiariogN Welland mo
tored to St Louis Saturday.
Misses Lucille and Violet Simpson
And md Miss %e1 sas S|'J SSSlfg;t A6Rg'
Saturday.
Mrs. 4. L. Haney returned kom
Sunday after spsndinEpL6l w&ch Mid
hef mother, Mrs. J. P. Simpson, o
l45ibdrtyvillc. ssIisf III so
EssElelvin Rolsrback, who has been at
itshding school ct Notre Dame Univer
sity, returned home Saturday for til,
MI. and Mrs. n ". Schiick an,
dauEhsef. Elsie, and Miss Lillian Pra
jtAetlWefe Faxmingtcu visitors Sunday
TN deswine. Who hhs Exen attend
~ sczsDoi ak Decatur. 1li.s ~ fEzs horn
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-17

The legislature viii have no def
mite plan before it, and no official in
formationetas heen colleeteds in adj
vance ds5the sesAon. All attempts to
appoint eofamittee to prepare data
and drafts of bills in advance Of the
session were killed at the regular ses-
sion. Bills already drafted represent
only the views of individual members
and organizations interested in good
roads,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-17
SENATOR RALPH PREPARES
FOR CONNECTED ROADS

St. Louis, Mo-, June 1l.-State Sem
ator Richard F. Ralph of st. Louis
county, chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on Roads at the last session of
the legislature, has prepared series
Of bills for a statewide road system
modelled somewhat after that of Wis
cousin, which Ralph and two other
members of the legislature inyestigat-
ed on recent trip. ,.
Ralph's bills provide for organiza-
ton of a state highway department,
for laying out by this department Of
a system of 1000 miles to be built
under the $6O,OOO,O0O bond issue, and
authorize issuing $6O,O0O,00O worth of
bonds at the rate of not more than
$4,000, 1000 year, except in 1922 when
$1O,000,O00 worth are to be issued to
get the work started.
Another bill to be introduced by
Ralph will provide system of main
tenance and a fund for that purpose
to be expended by the commission in
maintaining present dirt and other
roads. This is the most important
feature of the Wisconsin system. The
plan is to maintain the present high
ways in as good condition as possible
Until permanent lard surface roads
can be constructed to replace them.
Ralph's plan also provides for min
imum expenditure in each county of
100000, which would require $22,-
800, 900 of the total bond issue. This
would leave $37, 100000 for perma-
nent roads. The bills would utilize
the present state highway system to
70 a large extent and also surveys
made by highway department engi-
neers.
Engineer Would Locate Roads
The highway commission would be
given full power over salaries, includl
ing that to be paid chief engineer,
subject to general control by the COM
mission. The engineer. however,
would prepare plans for roads and de-
termine methods of construction best
suited to traffic. The commission
would have final decision on locations
of all highways. This plan conflicts
with the ideas Of other legislative lead
ers, who would leave location Of the
highways to a special commission APP
pointed by the governor te. p commit
tee of the legislature itselfai
The commission also would pre-
script uniform marking Of roads UNI
der Ralph's plan. 5t.woRa have the
|Hght to remove hillbosrds and signs
land to authorize erectioasof advertis-
ing signs. Control d Yefsphone and
Iether transmission lines and poles
along highways would be vested in it
| Ii also a6did Mase the right Of emil
asRtl dqplsaiB in taxing property fol
j tiy tightening roads or laying out new
roads. +.
|fa Wofkito Start ia 20 Pieces ss
III thc constrlctiSn Of . state high.
way through 4 ippnicipality, tbh son;
= rs,. . y =
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-17
BIRTHDAfipARTY.

AIrinnber of relatives and friends Of III
Mrs. FaAsbShaw gathered Tuesday atiD
her home Gnsthe Libertyyille road, and 30
an enjoyable day ass0bServed in cole rs
bratienacf Mrs. iShaw's d eighty-ffth
birthday iks splenSlide sdinDer sSwass
among ahesentertaining feeHRrea cttha e
day. sstvea sapz al IS ssbta 3ssS 3
Anonel thpseisn resens, were I've abilt
dref Miss KATE apdfM. H ! {aWys II r
sSt, Issais; Mr. anzl III III. gs.sW. n&Sis i
md three chilassn; Hrs ri WI Bying-
tan and eonl William, Stanley Gtahanas
Hnd Mrssg James Ballard III. ~ So.
fSz.ts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21
iiy United P-ss.

iiy United Prrss.
Washington. Nov. si.-chlna'a dele
cation viii Try 10 thwau Japan's
openly expressed dcslro for side
tracking the details of the far east
ern question In connection with the
arms paFloy.
Seeing What they call an effort on
the part of tho japanese TO escape
the washing Of tho diplomatic line.
they let Il he known IN advance of
the session of the far csaicrn com.
miitoo this Afternoon that they win
soon bring pressure TO bear for an
open discussion of n number Of de.
tails. such as those involved with
reference 10 shantnng. ManchurIan
aud secret treaty questions.
hy the highest authorities Il was
assured that the American govern.
mcni stood forcsquarc behind It's
original proposal TO regulate ilmita.
ton ~ the yard stick Of existing
strength and had no Intention OF
making concessions which would
modify that principle. The American
delegates do not want TO adopt a
"take-it'orleave-it" attitude. however.
NO far ms details are concerned and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21
LEGION eonnAxps ALLEN.

A tho last mssinE of Raymond 7,
Hurst Post No. "a AmeFlean Legion.
committee which vas appoinlsd %
Investigate tho actions ~ Joe ].
Allea n connection ulsh an al.srra.
sioa With "a c. waEHsf. uho vas
eeaticied of 'ssadlns the dfan aad
srfted term IN prlson. sabmilied
report tummeudins tho former.
believing that II Il tho daiy of
eteFy rpd.hlooded Amsrlcau - NJ.
hold and defend tho honor u oar
flas.~ said tho report. "and knowing
fuli weil tho conditions under which
lhla trouble aruse. ~ commend Joe
!. Allen for hls actions and condemn
Ed 6. Wagner for psradlns under
tho hammer uhleh b. had failed to
honor"
Tho rrpoFi also salds we believe
that Il il tho duty of all sxearvlce
mea 70 Initiate the example of Com.
Fade Allen aud 600 Ia Il that no
Stacker Of isi7.is l. allowed 10 pose
as patriot
Tho committee was composed Of
Ray .. CoFboit. J. &. Iiamoy and
W. u. i.aIloon. Tho report was adopt.
cd aud ordered 10 b. published.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21

RE Farmer sss =. Of fianshaF'
and Mlss Hattie iaa Nieholss ass
%, of blanchard, Ceremony pei
formed BY u. I. oFlssby. laslirs ol
tho peace.
a. tilsnsen. age q. of Rush
Springs. and Mary Parrish. aFe -,
of Rush Springs, Ceremony perform
ed BY J. !. 0ani. justice of the
peace.
Eddie I. nuner. ago ~. of LInd'
say. aud Denle I. Freeman. aEo u,
II Lindsay.
W. L. ahoiis. aFs -. of Rass
Springs. and Mlss Mildred Hlmons.
ago 10. 81 Rush Springs.
Edison !. klnasr. aKo = u Ada.
and Miss Nancy weleh. nKe ~. Of
Ado Ceremony performed BY Justice
7. y. MooFe.
Robertson Watkins. nEs n. Of
ChIckasha. and Lille Marcum. age
%. of Chlctssha.
In District Court.
State Of Oklahoma On rei n y.
Sullivan. county attorney of stcph
ems county. Oklahoma Va a. l.. 'hll.
lips. W. n. Estes. and J. ". Nc
cail: Judgment.
Oklahoma National Hank of Chick.
asha ". Pred y. Jacobs: suit on
pfomlaaory note.
=. r. Roberts W. rocaasot Town
ship: suit ON contract.
State of Oklahoma cx ri Hen
Coff. county attorney Of Grady
county -. o. y. McsHer, bert Cur.
lls. j. II. weldon and George James:
hand forfeiture.
zera Parker -. Ralph Parker. pe.
lition for divorce.
In - dissolution of Moore Graln
company. corporation. Application
filed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21

are willing To hear the Views Of any
power which thinks II may have been
done an injustice.
A the conference swings into t.
second week. there are increasing
indications that the showdown. so
far as the fundamentals OF a naval
armament agreement are concerned.
may be reached speedily. In the Far
Eastern negotiations developments
are not moving 80 rapidly. and there
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21
CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ANSWERS TWO CALLS

Fire caused by defective flus
Sunday morning incurred a loss Of
approximately fis to tho George
Hurley home. s2s chlekaaha avenue.
Tie contents weru not damaged.
Tho firc department At $3.50 o'clock
laai night vas called to the flnh
Street Candy Kitchen. where a rub.
biah firc vas threatening TO spread
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21
sInnIr Comb Whltr Lenhornn.

Single Comb White LeuhOrns.
Jack Kirion. second cockcrci: first
pullci: second old hen.
Woodrow Bower. Amber. fourth
oockerel: third and fourth pullct.
Albert Morris. first cooke re (;
second pullct: first old hen.
Margaret sandlin. Chlekasha.
fourth pullct
While Keegan. chIckasha. third
cockerel.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds.
r. s. Doss. first cockerel: first.
second and third pullet; first young
men.
Geo. Mihran. Chickasha, third cock.
erel; second old hen.
Buff Rocks.
Hattie Kilgore. verden. first cock.
erel. first and third pullet.
Lee Kilgore. verden. third cock.
erel.
Wilton Prittle. Chickasha. second
cockerel; second pullet; first pen.
White orpingtons.
Perry Fisck. Amber. first pullet.
Elmer Hill. verden. second pullet
and first cockerel.
White Wyandottes.
r. T. Jewett, Chickasha. route 3.
first cockerel; first, second and third
pullet; first pen.
Silver Laced Wyandottes.
Darcy Ruth, Tuttle. first cockerel;
first, second and third pullet; first
pen.
Geese.
Ross Bower Amber. first pair.
Ducks-lndian Runner.
Florence Dawson, third.
Ducks-Pekin.
Mrs. Nellie Myran, Chickasha, first
-Muscory, second.
A special prize of $S was awarded
e. Il. Alkire for the best display.
Barred Rocks were the birds shown.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21
DECLARES SLICE
TO REDUCE ARMY

lcon,inaed from page one,l
flEhs Al the door of France Il think'
lns~
Man 10 Man plpIemssy.
~ United Press.
Washington. Nov. si.-Man 10 man
diplomacy. viih the public snd prsss
absent vas tried today IN renewed
efforts 10 adjust the naval dlsafna.
ment question.
Admiral Beatty. Admiral Kaio and
Admiral coon,s. representing respac,
lively, Great britain. Japan aud tho
United States. were booked for a
conference IN which u vas hoped
that Japan could be induced 10 drop
hof demands for a navy. representing
ln strength. 70 percent that of tho
United States or Great Britain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21

W. W. Yale. chiokasha. first
second and third. pullcl.
rcbesn.
Paul Rochat. Chlcknaha. flint hen;
first cockcrcl: first and second pul
let. These were imported from
France.
Turkeys. Bronze.
q. ". Moore. rocaaaci. flrnt, old
pair: second young pair.
Green Taylor. fiut young pair;
second old pair.
W. II. Clikcy. third pair old tur.
keys.
White Euus.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21
CANADA ENTERS STOCK.

Brandon. Man. Nov si.--s car.
load Of horses aud one Of cattle and
swine will be sent from Manitoba
10 the international stock show at
Chicago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21
LIST OF WINNERS
AT POULTRY SHOW

gConllaucd from page one)
tries viii be- free. Following ia the
ilfi Of prize winners.
Barred Rocks.
Mrr. Nellie Alihmn Chlokasha.
fecond cock; fourth aud fnh hen:
second old hen.
old hen.
~ Howell. Pocasact. fourth cock.
oroi: second and ith hen: second
young pom.
E.E giklrc. first cock: flrni. third
coelercl. flint. second. third hen:
first. third. flfth pnllct: fiu, old hen.
first young pen.
J. y. Mcneil. second eockcfol
Buff Rocks lAdultsl.
Mrs. r. g. Prlttlc. chlokasha. first
cock: fint. second. third. hen.
White Rocks.
John Gray. Chlckasha. second cock;
fini. second. third hen. end old pen.
white orpingtons.
EIma Hin, vcrden. first, third.
fourth hen.
Buff orpinutons.
Mrs. C.. Schlotterbeck. ChIckasha.
first cockerel. second and third pul.
let; first young pen.
W. II. Gilkey. Chickasha. second
cockerel; first and 9Th pullet: first
cock; first. second, third hen; first
old pen; second young pen; third
pair White Wyandottes.
]. w. Kinkle. Pocasset. first cock;
first. second. third. hen: first cock.
erel; first. second and third pullet;
first old pen; first young pen.
Silver Laced Wyandottes.
W. A. Ruth. Tutile, second cockl |
first. third. cockerel; third. hen;
second, third pallet: second old pen;
first young pen.
Mrs. G. NJ. Morris, Chlckasha. first
on brown eggs; first cock; first and
second hen; second cockerel; first
pullet; first old pen; first young pen.
Single Comb White Leghorns.
J. r. Bower Amber, second cock;
first and fifth hen; second old pen.
Mr.. NJ. Coryell Chiclsasha, second
cockerel; second pullet.
G. d. Grey, Chiekasha, route 3,
first cock; second, third. fourth hen;
first old pen.
Mrs. Roy Hill, Chickasha, third and
fourth cockerel; first and fourth pull
let; second young pen.
Schuler and Lazenby, Chickasha,
third cock; first cockerel; third and
9Th pullet; first young pen.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns.
J. C. Bradford, Chickasha, first,
second and third pullet.
Single Comb Brown Leghorns.
Mrs. e. B. Black, Chickasha, second
on brown eggs, first cockerel; second
young pen.
Liant Wood, Tuttle, second cock;
first hen; third cockerel; first and
third hen; second young pen.
G. P. Magness, Chickasha, third |
cock; second and third hen; second
old hen.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds.
G. B. Doss, Minco, first and fourth
cock.
Mrs. J. w. Alton, Chickasha, first
cockerel; second pullet; first young
pen; third on brown eggs.
A. S. Citizens, Amber, second cock;
third and fourth cockerel; second
and third hen; first and third pullet;
second young pen.
Mrs. Turner Cochran, Tuttle, third
cock; first hen.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds.
Mrs. J. B. Smith, verden, route /,
first cockerel; first, second, third,
pullet; first young pen.
Single Comb Rhode Island Reds.
c. P. Magness, Chickasha, fourth
pullet.
Dark Cornish.
Green Taylor, Chickasha, route 3,
first and second cockerel; first,
second and third pullet; first, second
and third hen: first young pen; first
old pen.
Single Comb Black MInorcas.
Mrs. Paschel R. Powell, Chickasha,
first cock; first pullet; second and
third hen; first old pen.
White Face Black Spanish.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21

seems To be growing Impression
that II details ara 10 be worked out
at all. the process win be a long one.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21

Saturn was tie furthcrcst known
plsnci at the beginning oi The sew.
eutecnlh century.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-11-21

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.

Mrs. @. d. Cray. nn, prize.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
CONFERENCIA AGRICOLo-
INDUSTRIAL EN- CIDRA

En- la escuela rural del barrio "Hon-
duras'', de Cidra, Sc ceiebro la anun-
ciada conferences de padres maestros.
Tomaron parte en- ella la Srta. Consue-
10 Colon los sehores Alexandra &C.
lon, Eduardo Negr6n, Cornelio Ortiz,
Felipe Ortiz, Angel Figueroa y Santa
go Alvarez.
Cada uno de los que participaron
en- ell acto desarrollo su tema felizmen-
tie, por 10 cuaI los padres inviiados que
daron complacidos y dispuestos coope
rar con los profesores, al meJor exito
de la ensehanza.
Al terminar el acto Sc proce6io a
constituir la asociaci6n de padres, re-
cayendo la directiva en- las pe1sonas
siguientes:
Presidente, Rafael Colon; vice-pre-
sidente, Pedro Mel6ndez; secretario, vi
cente Torres; tesorero, Marctal Torres
vocales, Eduardo Gutierrez, Nemesio
Rivera y Antonio Ayala.
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LA FIESTA DEL ARBoL
EN- SALINAS

Invitados por Ell Acting Principal
los ejercicios del d1a del arbol, nos tras
ladamos a la escuela "Baldorioty de
Castro de esta poblaci6n.
ALI vimos a todos los alumnos de
las distintas escuelas y al grupo de
profesores que dignamente dirigen este
plantel de ensenanza
FL discurso de aperture estuvo car
go del Collector de Rentas internas el Sr.
r. M. Hernandez Mendez, q. hizo com
prender los alumnos el verdadero en-
tusiasmo que deben sentir por la cele-
BTaci6n de un dia tan bello.
Acto seguido Sc di6 lectura la car
ia del Comisionado de instruction, Hon.
Juan B. Huyke, por Ell sehor Rafael Mo
desto, Acting Principal de este plantel
de ensenanza.
Despues ell ST. Francisco Modesto, le-
y6 varios pensamientos del Departamen
to de Agricultural y Trabajo alusivos
al acto.
Ameniz6 estos actos con pleas musi
Gales la banda escolar dirigida por su
competente director.
Varias poesias fueron recitadas por
nincs de diferentes grades. Entre ellos
podemos recordar la seflorita Carmen
Ortiz. que nos de1eito con una compost
cion poetica, Ia cual fue aplaudida por
toda La concurrencia, y Ia senorita Car
men Lamboy, nos recit6 otra tltulada
"Consejos' que tambi6n fu6 aplaudida
por todos los espectadores. otros alum
nos del tercer grado nos recitaron ejer-
cicios aludidos al magno dia, dirigidos
por Miss Rodriguez, cuyo acto qued6
lrcidisimo.
De todas estas recitaciones Ia que
mas nos agrad6 fu6 la de PaGuito Cor
dero, quien con SUI voz melod1osa nos
recito un trozo po6tico.
Al terminar estos actos la banda eje-
cuto muy bien ell himno nacional, ell
cual fu6 dido de pie por todos los pre-
sentes.
Para los profesores de este pueblo
nuestras expresivas gracias por su aten-
ci6n.
Salinas debe sentirse orguJloso de
tener un cuerpo de profesores tan. id6-
neos como Ell presente, que esta dando
verdadero realce la instruction.
Victor DIAZ.
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OFICIALES DESTINADoS AL REGI-
MIENTo NO. SIS DEsTACADo EN- S.
JUAN Y CAYEY.

Los oficiales nombrados a continua-
c:6n han sido destinados al Regimiento
No. 65 destacado en- San Juan y Cayey
Estos oficiales, quienes saldran para es-
ia Isla en- el trasporte que zarpara de
New York en- enero cinco de mil move
cientos veintid6s, sustituyen a los oficia
les portorriquefos que han sido destina-
dos los regimientos de Infanterfa que
Sc encuentran en- Camp Dix, segdn va
hemos informado nuestros lectores.
Comandante Roy L. Piatt, del So de
Inf. en- Camp Grant, ILL.,; Captain Will
liam A. McAdam, del 16 de Inf. en-
Camp Dix, N. j.; Captain Edwin E. Keat
ley, del 81 de Inf. en- TT. Wayne, Mich;
Captain Royden K Fisher, del 10 de
Inf. en- Camp Sherman, ILL.,; CAPTAIN
Carl McInnis, del 19 de Inf. en- Camp
Sherman, Ohio; Captain Grant A. Sch
lieker, del 46 de Inf. en- Camp Holabird,
Md.
Cuando estos oficiales neguen me-
diaSios de enero, los oficiales portorri-
quefios trasladados saldran en- Ell misrno
trasporte hacia Estados Unidos, via Pa
mama.
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L1BRos DE coNrAB111DAD

Acaba de recibirse un gran surtido
que Sc Iiquidan precios relstivamen.
te baratos en- Ell Departments RE
MINGToN, San Justo 1S. Advt.
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BALE EN BARRos

Ell dia 26 de este mes Sc IIev6 a
efecto un animadisimo bale en- los sa
lones del casino "Orocovis siendo
amenizado por la banda municipal de
este pueblo.
Los salones de dicho centro Sc vie
ron invadidos por los fragante capullos
del jardin de Barros.
Ell bale result6 concurridisimo, debi-
do al entusiasmo de la juventud que
ssisti6 dicho acto, entire Ia cual fgura
ban tambien numerosas personals de los
vecinos pueblos de Barranquitas y All
bonito. x
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En- la puerta de un teatro-cine.

En- la puerta de un teatro-eine.
Sc anuncia proximamente "LOS
SIETE PECADoS CAPITALES'' por
la tragica artista Francesca Bertini.
Ell guardia-Que hace I'd. acui?
Ell sefiorito. (-Espero tranquilamen-
te hace va algunos dias que Sc estrene
ell primero de los SIETE PECADoS
CAPITALEs, para tener la compile
ia seguridad de poder alcanzar una To-
calidad. Advt.
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pUEDEN v1AJAR
ETAC.

El Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
pasaportes para embarcar con rrnbo a
Curacao y Venezuela, las senoritas
Magdaisaa y Clara Cecilia Gross, am
bas de Lock Khaden, Pa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-29
MI poBRE oFRENDA

Profunda sensacion ha causado en- Ell
pueblo de Gurabo la triste noticia del
fallecimiento de la distinguida sonora
dofia Mariana Marquez, esposa amanti-
sima de nuestro Querido amigo licencia-
do Jose Casellas
Muere dona Mariana, victima de una
rapida y cruel dolencia, en- la aurora de
su juventud, cuande. empezaba albo-
rear la rosada maiiana de La felicidad.
Un hueco ha dejado en- ell coraz6n de
todos nosotros, tornado por ell immense
dolor que jagnas podra borrarse de nues
ira mente.
Con la muerte de dofia Mariana la So
ciedad de Gurabo ha perdido un raro
ejemplo de muier, por 10 que todos nos
Otros nos inclinamos ante la tumba de
esta distinguida dana para depositar en-
ella las siemprevivas del recuerdo.
Descanse en- paz la distinguida dana,
y reciba su apenado esposo mi mas sen
lido pesame de condolencia.
Jaime LOPEZ SALA
Santurce, P. r., noviembre 1921.