davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01
C4SOS EICEPCIO41LEs

1.--Oeho por ciantogtSGol del total
anual de las Hstas de pago de los ira
baiadores sujetos Ia ley, ecupados
en- la fabrication Y manejo de p6lvo-
rra,4 de fuesas artifieiales, trabajos de
nina Il otros trabajos con cantidades
peligresas de explosives: s.
2.-Seis pcr ciento 1871 del total
enual de las listas de pago de los ira
'bajadores sujetos a la ley, ocupados
en- la construction o reparaci6n de
tineles; e as
S.-Stis por cielto tG96) del total
anual de las listas de pago de los ira
bajadores sujetos la ley, 0cHpados
EN- trabajos de cantera;
4.-Seis por cianto (69o) del total
anual de las listas de pago de los ira
bajadores sujetos la ley, ocupados
en- trabajos de hinca de pilotos dra-
gados;
Aprobado en- mayo %, 1921.
,.As@ LUIS sAMALEA.
Adv = i $ Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01

Gran. ga ,ea;,-,.iaas 80. t9gs dri
mao i,"f r.p4,o d,i total annal DE- la
lisa. dt .a-o de D., iiaisa5adores "a
, = o, u ley. eu.ads, ca 10 -
: cafe.
rariafo - i-iaileriinlenios mer-
.aui.lr> al lsor maynr y detail:
l'irlais op,radun.s DC ieiegra-
fo } ici6i"n en oiicinas
Passaro 3 i'a.4a'ierias. rcpos.crias
fabrieas de pasias alimenficias .en
Observation-Disclosures dousie no Sc use ma
quinar;a:
Parrafo i - irenes de Iavado
rlan,lia,'o. s'n maqulnaria
Panafo 5.-Fdhricas de mantequi-
la queso. sin maquimria
P.iI@afo O. - Talleres dc costuras,
snsucrias V otros trabajos de aguja,
sin maquinaria;
Parrafo :. . Industria frutera. ex-
cepto 10 que de otro mOdo Sc espe-
{ ica;
Parrafo s. = Fabrication de 1adri-
Hos: lcsas. tejas y otros productos de
arciia sin maquinaria;
Parrafo 9.-Agencia de bicicletas:
Parrafo 10.-Barberfas
Parrafos 11.-Hotelcs. cafes. restau-
rants. casas de hu6spedes v clubs:
Parrafo Fabrication repara-
ci6li de zap.ltos, que no st especifique
&c otro mOdo:
Parrafo. 13.- Hcspitales Y clfnicas;
Parrafo J4.-Confecci6n de adornos
DE- sonbreros para sehoras;
Parraso Il. Fabrication eE ge
neral de sombreros ell establecfmien-
tos en- donde no use maquinaria;
Parraso Is. Vaquerias, dep0sitos
de leche Y suministro &c la misma;
PaiIafo 17-Fotografias;
Pdrrafc Is. - Imprentas, no especi-
ficadas de otro mode;
Ptrrafo 19.-Anucios por carteles
(JiH 5oards)
Parrafo 20. : Toda otra ocupaci6n
ani.loga las anteriores, que no Sc
hu5iese especifeado. 4.s 81. o,,a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01

su aprobacion, Ell senior Lastra Cha
rriez, el siguiente cable:
"Representante Williams,
Washington, D. C.
La Camara de Representatives. en-
via a usted- ell testimenio de- gratitud
de nuestro pueblo por presentation
proyecto enmendando Ley 0rgsnica
de Puerto Rico, que nos permitirS de-
senvolver anpliamente nuestre aobier
no prepio hasta complete preparaei6n
para ei ejercicio de Ia soberania dem
tro del regimen que nos otorgue eI
pueblo americanae defniende perma-
nentemente nuestro status internaci0-.
nal.n = - -
HablaFon, faver les seiores Las
ira v Santoni " en- contra conz<lez
Mena y Dones, teniendo este que h.
cerlo por Ia noche, pues los tres pri-
naeEosos Sc llevaron Ia tarde
A las 10 p. m. Sc suspended Il Sc
sion que eontinuar& hoy, h1blapdo.
tamhien en- contra, el sehor Nonzo.
81 cable ssr4 aprobado por Ii ma
yorfa, votandoIe en- contra las dos nj
|norfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01
GRUPO ".

Uno por ciento Glo) del total de
las listas de pago dc los trabajadores
sujetos a Ia ley, ocupados en- 10 81
guiente:
Parrafo 1. Fabrication repara.
ci6n de carros o carrua1es sin ma
quinarfa;
Pirrafo 2.-Industria' cafeteria, ex-
ceptO 10 que de otro modo Sc espe.
cifica;
Pdrrafo 3.-Trabajo Jos de plemerfa
Parrafo = Negocio de autom6vi
les, exceptuando garages &c repara
ci6n los chauffcWs;
Pdrrafo 6. = Transporte por aqua
que no sea con maquinaria nj en- alta
mar;
Parrafo Z. Trabajos de teatros Q
de cinemat0grafos;
Pdrrafo s. = Fabrication de man.
tequilla 0 queso, con maquinaria;
ParrafO 8. = Industria de cOnser.
vas en- latas, sin maquinaria;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01
!. EN- FL SENADO
condnda el debate de Ia Session del Iunes

T, fsasassawucs ~ lnsp ese lsaiRam-.
lnml,sa prsuaas~ lns gre slssar "a
llnaswan wassla "Haw Asmssssan tss-
ssra ~ lsaismN" airarr - atslnse o..
sssalsin nmaamlsn. ar All~sa shaw.
a lee rsiadlsias DE- rsa gfan nacisu.
aiFifalaalNs
-llay auc armassc De- salsr para
mlshr alto > lal,srar par Ia reliNa.
sssn De- las mayurcs psslhiliaadrs. Al.
rande al purvr,ir. - mas fAssi ailur.
rpF Ia noci6n de IN rnrrte IRico inslc-
prndlrnir. aScc.aio polItiuamcaac
las airas entidades latineamcssranR
que circundan ~ Mar carllse. Y cste
concrpio hmllRri iasiiil-acisn mss aa
lslia. Il Ia IDEA alternative fs"se Ia
de- tratar. rudanen,c :. ~ ..clicace-
N. de- anglosajonizar Puerto RIG.
someiiendO a su pIelslO a leyes. cos
tnmbrcs y nornlas que han de ser tan
extraiias como repulsivas."
Muy sinceramente,
Antonio n. BarccI6.
TermiIia cl presidenie del SenadO
aclarando conccptOs y afirInando que
la pOlftica de Ia mayorfa es tan dia-
fana Y clara como 10 demuestra Ia
carta leida Y hace historic de actual
clones de la representation del Parti-
do Republican, y explica como. en- su
concepto y de acuerdo con los hechOs.
el PArtidO Unionista. el partidO de la
mayorfa, Ina trabajado siempre, como
ahora, para Obtener la mayor suma de
gobiernO propio.
Despu6s habla el Senador Cuevas
Zequeira, que hace un discursO de 80
minutes manteniendO Ia prOceGencia
de la moci6n de Ia mayerfa V hacien-
do referencia a actuaciones del Sena-
dor Iglesias del SenadOr Barbosa,
en- las que ellos han mantenidO antes
10 que ahora tratan de combatir, lie
gando el DR.. Barbosa manifestar
que 81 Puerto Rico tuviese la exten-
sion Y recursOs de Filipinas, ningunO
de la mayorfa hubiese sido tan indie
pendentista como 81 y hubiese tratado
pOr todos los mediOs de obtener esa
soluci0n, pesar de su americanismo
y de oponerse ahora a que Sc impulsen
los trabajos para ohtener la mayor
suma de gobierno propio que es 10 que
todo el pals desea.
Que ell Senador Barbosa y el Sena-
dor Iglesias obstaculizan las rcformas
que dicen desear, porque siendo la mi
norfa del pals no pudiendo ellos in
tervenir en- la administration. no .quie
ren que los unionistas las disfruten O
las defiendan-y Obtengan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01

...- = = y =. ~kskA
mo ia perdlaa gel apetlte, Son oca-
slonA giotonerla, iengua ssDIlIosa'
araor soiocanse g ,coIazon.y a4lyt w ue
estomago, SENSATION ae pssaqgz on
ios mtestinos, soiccacion anogo,
contnuo escupM, inqlgesslon, nosof
q "a espalda J cosfados, verlgos, GO
lor de capsza, etc. cuango @ q esto-
mage Sc nala yaclo: zs.A!sa.,
aMDien sueisn RI2yenaI " sons sp1:u.
siQnss. eesvanecimientos epnep.lc1s'
, en- muchos casos. la MHsEss : u .a 70 10
cuga causas QiIsetas Rst FSstAsAoo
GEL ypaaecimenso ae lss ioM4flSss
ae "a Sontarls .lse s-lsa,siss =
Les ninos atoIInenIaaps R9k sSos
narasiFQs, Sc encusntlan gsnera,Inen-
TO trlstesn Meianeglc2s Y pgEsAgo3 7
veces sumame4ke lII!tapies y 9es-
contantcs rascanaose reeNsrtsmen-
e e nsriz lls z.:.,-,,,,,.<s; ) &c.
Ia, AAfut1h.s 4 ss,la Msuicfslnel-
to Heclo explessa st lse aEs psEA aEIolat
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01

aan ss i.s.s D. s.a. a. ai,s i'as.
iaans
rtrrfa q fa - ~ ri-aus gui
.fn. s.a Faagnnss
l'aasrfa 4 aEss-tsr sr snl.
ianEse e. - s.a. lata tsfutn
49, de aaas. asswss
rNrnft /. fa 4uANiassa san
~ o. trf t aa eu fsaieAiti
"a ruuieahr iaiassf.a ~ '-,i.-atn'
- isth, "a 1lle - u@trss ssn ana.
.'Hiarl
I'.laa.a e -- ias.sisssin '' l'9aa'
- ~ alia,.ia...in s..ssstiss ra ,'iis'
ai.ia. > iuia.e. tn lai..n.. a. f's..
ra.ius,rs d. ulalasss ti.@iIis-
s'hsasi" "a -.- Aln.a, enees ssr s'ie
o. gfe A. olns aos.e - rs.sv i.oaA
i'agsnia a. -s'arSe " dr~arsa g.
c7ri~.n ~ ,-,.sxias rsn io. hair e:
rarrHlo IL. Fsarieas ar c';'."i.'"
/ I'sEfnso lS.--s 'oiisssxi,ia 'ie hoiad",
ss.s-.,u. - aras. csl,''aaiain ca
mnaaiaHr.a:
pirga.u H. ~ is.-c.-ca-fdu. s,ca
da. Insid.. iiml..cza. ess-agisla. i6l T'-
fa,g-i5a > moii'l" ar cafe con ma. 2.
maria:
Parraro L.. i.imp;rza - e,nlaque
de ilfii.s cFn maqninaria
Pirrato iG.-Toda> la delnds ecu
paciuncs .auilagas las amierior"s.
cue no - hub;cren especiiicado:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01

Tres medic p0r ciento (312%) del
total annual dc las listas de pago dc
los traba jadores sujetos la ley, ocu-
pados en- 10 signiente;
Pdrrafo 1-Todo obrero empleado
por un patrono dpdicado la elabora-
ci6n de azlicar, asf COMO tambi6n todo
traiajador empleaIo por este ell el al
macenaje ycnta dc azdcar, eXcep-
tudndo los traba jadOrcS dedicad0s a
trabajos de estructuras de hierro 0
aeero, en- cl derribo o tras. ,d0 de
estrueturas dc mas de 20 pies de al
tura o que = esel as de dCs tone
ladas;
Parrafo 2.-ConStrucci6n o repara-
ci6n de cualquier clase de editicio o
estructuras. exceptuandO aquellos ira
bajos especifcados en- ell Subgrupo A !;
Parrafo B. Preparation de made
ras con maquinaria y todo trabajo de
carpinterfa hecho a maquina:
Pdrrafo 4.-Panaderfas, reposterfas,
fabrica de pastas alimentjcias, en- es-
tablecimientos donde Sc use maqui-
maria;
Parrafo ). - Trabajos de carga y
descarga Y estiba de maderas;
Parafos 6. = Transporte por aqua
con maquinaria;
Parafo 7.-Toda ocupaci6n analoga
a las anteriores, que no Sc hubiere
especificado;
GREPO III,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01


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n" 's'''R - - '"
&'ss ~ $780," .'''''s'.s - w. ~
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s"- =" - %'* '''.'H ~
$50 ''''~ - $3.50 -
H'aA' ar' ~-''a ss'''''s'.
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ss-s ~ - A'''''''''. s''<' .-''-* -.
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~ fpn''A" ~ s'A~"r .''A s.."'s ''''A
asA h'''eA'"f F''''ts ss''''
~ Anv'A WV '','"'" /" s''''''-''''
- srm"s y ~ a''"' a'@sa''''' WV ''''''
- n''e s''~fiAo q"s y '' "
saan.''''''A 'pi"''~. =. i- y
e'A'e en = iFAsA'a.''''e "s 'A' '''.
nah'' nac'ae e"e''"s eA ssla e'.-'
"tiA '"'A l"e - oe asi'.t@' "'s"'. "'"
VET cenfria'ua ~ i'airsa s'' nae'o''a-
l'''sa in"s'e'E''e"'e , N "a
W. "vn''''s p''n W 'o'
tauos n'"os an'es' aAofa "s'e'' ~
consume s"hs'enen ei a"s ""a ~"
Sca'ao'vA ae es'" .o'"sc &c 'e'''''.
ysos' oesaae soo.e a"a p'1p''''o" ""'
yo'"'e &c p'''1c''"' ae''a =" """~'D
-" c'ec'"" "e 'ep'ees"'es'.e 90
'c'ss''''' vac p""'s.s | ~ "r'',N-
% ce' p'0g''''''a po'.'''o = = "'''
iai eono s"fs'o = i''ss'" s's
g eoncep'o "e "a c'uuauai'a a.he'ieai,a
. 'ra'es ue "a 'or.'sa spOissa ~
vues'ra tn'ancipaei0h nansun .'"
"ano. ue tah ai.a eaeegoria poufa .0n-
tempiar' en- arlnolla con :" a'nioau'
otra soiuciop que hV es'usiese el'ee-
sFaua eh es'e uileiha HS'f.'l'4" %
sgsa'aao az co"a'c''"os y s"s pe'y1'-
c'o ae h@es'fa perso''a''oaa "'ssofscnr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01


'an.i" iff 'f'" 'f''' "'a ''''''
ai Anan' or g. l'''' w. i'af" -
iia''ai'.''''. ''"' " ?"
ilie"- eA ~ s'-"'''
rsrgule lsgsils o rasiai" d
e>trUe uIa- s." mls d" - i'ic. ~ al
tara u Yrr 'He-s.H t.a- sc : iuisla'las +.
Iafraf" . -f.'e, or h3s 80 DE-
i.r'io. dc pro .yd.aaa " c''aiqnie'
isa,s8ia suhrr. ";
lss.s., 4. T-.lat- !aja j a-ua /:
P.ffafo 4. T.aiaia- Cr cstructu-
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.,;..,,.., ,,,.,i,.,.,.,,,.. rn,,,.c,isS.
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,,.r. -. p5. -. -, MICS dc 81
.e.;..
n.......,. tr.t,;,,ii. yon.ura .
,.. ,'..,, 1o ..I,,o-.., l,.,cs u ,.s,ui-
..... 80, o,.....,,.
.u,..,e. t,. ,.,l,ci5n r.uaracidn
- a.,,,,,.o;., ia si.,omas ellcrricos
81 ,.a,. lasos .vcluxondo sistemas
80, ,Ioorssco..
..r a r..,taios do ost;ha car.
,a..,, :. ..a,.;o,,os n, ,,rolln
D.r.afo ~ Ins,,I.,i6n ronara-
- x,1otoo;5, q, ,.cnn.orns nara.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01
GRCPO III.
SuU-grapO a.

Tres por ciento (S96) del total
annual de las listas lie pago de los ira
bajadores sujetos a la ley, 0cupados
en- 10 siguiente:
Parrafo 1.-TraUajos de NINA que
no estan de otro modo especificados
Parrafo .. Conducci6n y manejo
de artfculos o paquetes con peso de
d0scientas libras o mas, excluyendC
transporte por expreso ferrocarril
Pargafo-3.-zFahricas en- que. Sc ex.
plote Ia fibra caseara de cocos;
Parrafo 4.-Fabricaci6n de gas fluf
do y exploitation de este negocio;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01
Sub-grupo B.

Dos medic por ciento t2ls96l del
total annual de las listas de pago de
los trabajadores sujetos a la ley, ocu-
pados en- 10 siguiente:
Parrafo 1.-Servicio de transporte
' entrega, v labores agrfcolas,- con
bueyes:
Parrafo p. Construction, repara
ci0a, conservation explotaci5n ds
sistemaS telef5nicos, excluyendo 10.
operadores empleados en- las ofi,inas
Parrafo 5. c6astrucci5n . repara
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01
SeD-gr,.apo. b.

Treinta centGsimas del uno por Glen
to u(0.309elt del total annual de las lis
tas de page. de los trabajadores su-
jetos a la ley, oeuradoS en- la indus
tria tabaealera. excepto 10 que de
otro modo Sc esppci6qne
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01
Los KIN0S SON
PROPENS0S. A PADECER
ELOMBRICES.

El crecimieato de un niho afsctado
do lombrices, tiens que ser lnuy len
to. La mayoria de los iaihos, no i'm
porta 10 sseados que los puedsn te-
ner sus msdres, tienen la propension
de nevarse la boca, c:lanto ,ncuen-
tran; este es una vcrdad, applicable
todos los infantes. En- esa forzna,
ell IS contraen divsrsas enfermeda-
Dc :, Entire las mas peligrosas Sc en-
ci.l ltraa ls foralac' On de lom5rices,
10; ladas "cabesa d, alfiles's. de gan
CHI" ""cabeza de pgerco' La So,ita-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-01

I-T - - i4t p
,Un nino, ,priyado
de su1ciente nltri.
ci6n, por .o que 10
consume Ia Solita-
ria, uSualmcnte lie
va impreso en- 81
Sistena, las terri
b1es huellas, per
toda La vida. El
signo seguro de Ia
existencia de Ia
"Solitaria'' o ".Te-
MA, SON la expul-
sion de particulas
del parasite en- las
deYecciones, asi CO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

an enrolment Of 500, will be- repre-
sentcd ut the meeting, which viii
bc Tho closing ono for the present
school year EeginniuR at 23N
o'clock with tho regular gifl reserve
ceremony and 1 ron call by rlunH.
the meeting viii concern Itself prin-
cIpally with awarding Of honors for
the work done nt homo and in the
club during the year in the four
classes Of health, service. knowledge
aud spirit All win bee required to
mark their hounfs on honor catdH.
whilc those having over 40 points
viii be- entitled 90 chCyroua on their
arm bands. then iu aurccsuon ihr""
rhevroue ana special rmblemH.
Thr remainder ~ the proFra m
viii consist of a summary by each
club ~ the activity whlyh b. wishes
the other clubs familiar with, IN"
style show o. scarf arm by the
Washington club and announcement
of tho summer program for girls 1'
the y W. ana the camp Tho girls
Will ~ together according 90 clubs
aud Will wear their club Dolors in
various ways. A party with gamoH
and rofreshmcnts. Will conclude the
program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
TUBE OF RADIUM
SENT TO CHICAGO
Discoverer Of Product
May BE Called on to
Pass on Girls Find

KANSAS CITY. May % Perhaps
the little glass tube that Mrs. Bophlo
Murrays ll.yoar-old daughter,
sylvia, found and wore around her
mock aa pendant when she won't
10 "a party .s really the 10000 tube
of rod.um lost ,n chicago. But two
doctors one city chemist ana one
high school teacher. who tested Ia"
iubn today nro Inclined tn doubt il
The tube. which was lOCtcd up in
"a BAN. vault last night on the sls-
pIDon that IL might be- radium, was
cont tp Chicago today Tor ld'thei
test
r.. D. Rurroughs asuHtant city
chemist. said there were q number
Of uhstauros Wnlch gave re- ruout
somewhat similar to radlum, ana
worou't worth AZ much. For exam
p., radiuW thOriun, hcunium'
ionum and pOloium The tube might
contain any one ~ those. II may be
"a finder 10 locate am electric lght
cord in tho daIk
NH Murray and sylvia are still d.
V.d,d between the hope that it may
Do, tbo missing rndium for which a
$500 reward is offered. and that it
~ something less deadly. For Il must
Nu remembered that sylvia wore
30 around her neck All one evening
und all The nciHhbotv have been
I,paUng her since with stories OF
how fl,o fnutos exposure 10 ra-
dunn rays Will cause tho hair TO fan
uut OF a mouse and inflict burns
which 81 takes months TO heal
In the meantime. Madame Curio,
diacoVcror OF Tadium, has landed Ia
Sew YORK and IL the Chicago eK-
pcrts are puzzled, perhaps she can
Cloar up the matter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
DEMONSTRATE STYLES
GirI Itcscrvc Clubs of CITY schools
Ia Hold Display pf Proper Dress
nj y. w 4. \ SATURDAY

Appropriate clothes for ID school
Riu al SCHOOL. homo. play and
church will bo demonstrated by
representatives. OF girl reserve clubs
~ tho city schools IN style show
to be given at the divisional meet
Ing Of an corps saturday afternoon
In the girls work clubrooma OF the
Y. w. G. 4. Tho clothes win bc
standards Of taste and common
acnao IN such matters which have
been acccntuated in CLUB programs
during the year As each little
maid steps forth i'm her special out
flt ahc will rccite a poem of the or-
casion for which the outfit is suit
able.
Seventeen girl reserve clubs. with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12

Beginning today for absolutely five days only. will d
finest Oriental rug collection ut prices that will Stage
dealer in the country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
ReU. Abel Takes Rest
at Oklahoma Ranch

Rcv. 7. W. Abel. pastor Of the
First Methodist church, is now TAX
ing q rest cure ON the Alfrov ranch
at Ellerylilc. Okla, near Tahioquah,
after % pefllous approach 90 q ply
aicat breakdown due 90 ovcrwurk
and nervous strain. Doctor Abel
with Mrs Abel left curly la" week
for the ranch and is slowly impruv-
Ing, according 10 the latest report.
lie VIII rent through the month of
May Ills pulpit ia being filled by
Rev Leslie Miller assistant pastor
and out-of town ministers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-12
Probate slain Mans VIII.
~ Associated Press state wire.

OKLAHOMA CITY, May IA
will made by BILLY Edwards.
wealthy oklahoma city man. at a
hospital here on April 3, shortly be-
fore his death, was admitted to pro-
bate today by County Judge w. II.
Taylor. Mrs. Annabile Edwards.
his 22-year-old wife. charged with
murder In connection with his death,
contends the viii was invalid. The
court. however. held that Edwards
was responsible at the time II was
drawn.
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ot the ownership of this hospital by
Mrs. f.. n. Atwood, superintendent,
Miss Emma Miller. assistant super
intcndent. Miss Lora Mcktssick, sur
gical supervisor. and +. IL. Atwood,
business manager, such change OF
ownership having been made by the
sale OF the hospital property and cot
tagc adjoining IL by {. IL. Hubbard
last December. The hospital Is oper-
atcd by trained nurses only ana ~
open to all physicians Of standing,
II was stated yesterday at the nos
pital in discussion of the plans Tor
the day that will include demonstra-
tions to be given during the alter
noon.
Come and bring a smile" is the in
vitation given, with no taxation
whatever" as Mrs. ID. Il. Brown,
president Of the hospital, said yes
tcrday, by the Morningside hospital
10 the general public. The nurses
ot this hospital win serve tea from
. until o'clock for their guests, and
at noon the physicians of the staff
will be entertained by the nurses at
luncheon,
Graduation exercises for four trained
nurses who have Just completed their
work is tho method of observance OF
tho day chosen by the Tulsa hospital.
Rev. Rolfc l.. trum viii make q
lowing presentation OF diplomas re-
frcshments will be served These eX-
crCIses Will bC held AZ the hospital
at o'clock this evening and any
one Interested Is welcome. Members
of the graduating class are Misses
Lila Bcss Tedford. Mary Beatrice
Payne, Nirgic Alta Foraker and Ros-
abelle DE Berry.
why" someone asked yesterday, lis
hospital day2'
For the information Of the general
public concerning Tulsa hospitals,
the number of beds in each, whether
or not they are all in use, facilities
in caring for the injured, equipment
in caring for the sick--in fact, the
4 acquisition on the part OF every
Tulsan Of personal knowledge of
the working basis of a hospital
\ THE city Of Tulsa" said Doctor
/ Clinton should sell itself to itself
along industrial, educational, church
n and hospital lines as well as others
aud today will afford everyone an
l opportunity TO decide for himself as
To- whether the facilities here in
4 Tulsa are equal To the demands
4 made upon them, II is hoped that
! the public will take advantage of
4 this chance for acquaintance with
4 the citv's institutions for the care Of
the sick and injured, and their re-
4 sources"
4 Nav IL was selected for hospital day
because Of the fact that It Is the
lOlst birthday anniversary OF that
mother Of modern nursing, Florence
1 Nightingale. Florence Nightingale "
was who cut the red tape OF hospital
I routine in the Crimean war, an ac-
Complishment that has been OF un-
/ told benefit through the years sue
1 cecding down 70 the present time,
The setting aside of tho day has been
4 endorsed by the president OF the
4 United States, the surgeon general
4 and the generals OF all armies, AS
4 well as by authorities In all cities.
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HOSPITAL DAY
of More Heahful Nation Through the Agency OF Modern
Originated by Florence Nightingale Whose OlSt Birth Anniversary IL

The sharp of the telephone the few words that tell OF
disaster and the swift fear brings the ambulance then the
hospital Or the suddenly empty sckroom, with It's inmate
transferred to of uas homes for the sick These Things
have happened with the experience OF youfSet
family but after the of the fairy book tales
lust suppose" if it did what do you know about the
facilities Of the hospitals of Tulsa for such emergences
acquant them with their facilities safs and
equipment that the set aside today Thursday May IL
hospital day. Tulsa not alone IN this her hospitals are
among the 5000 all the North American continent ha
today opening wide their doors to the general pubic ana
inviting those who perhaps before have been wlhn
the four walls of such institution to and inform them
selves regard the equipment and maintenance OF modern
institutions for the of the sick and injured. 80.
Virtually all of Tusas hospitals have made special plans TOR
institution should be left free to plan its program of en-
should fit and while the primal object
the universal visiting day, that of inspection, will not be
forgotten in visitors will find variation OF schedule
in each place.
The mayor the city the state commissioner OF
health officers and members of the Ad club the executive
and officers of the chamber of commerce. civic
club representatives and members of the editorial stafs OF
the Tribune and The World will be the luncheon guests OF the
Oklahoma hospital IL Is today Members of the hospital
will recevesthe visitors Aside from this
special feature of the day. the hospital Will be open all day
long for inspection visits.
Commenting the decision to open the doors OF the nos
pals visitors during the day. Dr. Fred Clinton who has
had charge Of the general plans for observance of the day
here Tulsa said that while the public will be welcome all
day. rule holds good here is observed by house
wives; visitors are most welcome in the afternoons
Open house from until 80 o'clock will be held by the
nurses of Physicians and Surgeons hospital feature of the
days observance at this hospital will be the
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will be sold will lifetime
opportunity possess the finest o rugs.
and pick the following that
marked below You will find sumpuous assortment Remember
the sale ends Tuesday, May 18th.